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Feb. ?, 1867,

fof the iiflEhN
Mr. EDITOR The following dialogue
between Temperance and Alcohol, oc>
cured few days since
Temp am about making a great
reform in Butler county.
Alch.-You are making poor headway
at reform; why, sir, am better known
to-day in my wine cellars than you are in
your pulpits.
Temp feel the wound you would
infict, butstill hope to crush your power
for evil.
Alch. Not while can boast so many
Of your pretended friends in my lists.
Temp,-My friends on your lists?
Alch.-Yes, your friends. | have
Mr. Moralisi, Mr. Half,way>man, Mr..
Don t-hurt>me and Mr.. netition>siguer.
Temp--You astonish me
Alch.- No matter for that, | must
make my point, though should be com
PEELED also, to enlist Mr. Church~member.
Temp.-Church members engaged in
your cause?
Alch.-My very est friends.
Temp.-How dare you?
Alch.-Keep cool Mr. Temperance.
Ivs got bit of history for you.
Temp.-What's that2
Alch.-My case had become desperate
and cast about among my own for re-
cruits and found none.
Temp.-Their influence gomez
Alch.-Then, got up my petition Of
"good moral character" and while You
were sleeping the U. p. and o. S. Pres
byterians, Luthcrans, &c, came to my
relief and gave me such dignity that it
was at any mans peril to say aught against
me.
Temp.-''Oh! ful of all sub1ety, thou
child of the devil"
Alch.-Highiallutin that. Devil or
no devil, here's their hames. Here Al
cohol presented long list, which read
in dismay, aud as he moved off | heard
him whisper darkness rather than light"
MARY JANE.
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TAVERN LICENSE.

TINIIH following persons have filed their applications
4 to March Sessions, 1861 in the office of the Clerk
of the Court Of Quarter Sessions of Butter county for
License, under the Acts of Assembly, Of March 2lst
and April 20th 1858, TO regulate the sale of ntUxca
ling lninEs, to wit:
l.--Joseph Kohnfeltcr borough CT Saxonburg.
2.-ChristOpheT Michel ="
3.-Lewis Krauss, IIannahstown, Jefferson tp
4.-fnncis Laube, borough Of Slxonburg
E.-William YOgsley, " Butler
G.-.acob Shell, " Harmony.
Jordan Eyth, j" Butler.
s.-Patrick Kelley, g
S-David VI Kelly, Centre township.
lu.-IIenry StOckie, Evanshurg
1l.-Jacob Dumbacher, Cranberry township.
12-Mchael Zimmerman, borough Butler
f3.-GeOrge KcKamy Fairview township.
I'D. s. Rodgers, Oakland -
15-wnliam Richie, Borough Of Centrevi:le.
l6-Wi iliiam G.. Christie, " .
If T Hainer, Middlesex township.
IS-samueI Allen, borouga of Prospect
Ig-Joscph Sailer, eaklan1 township.
RESTAURANT LICENSE
Francis Laube, borough Of S.xonburg.
Licenses will be presented on Wednesday March 9th
1867 RemoRstrancss must be filed On or befre that
day Applicants will bing their bonds to my Office be-
fore the day Of hearing Licenses MUST be taken out
within Fifteen days after being granted or they will be
REVOKED according to law y. NJ. EASTMAN,
February Is, 1907. Clerk.
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9NllFlEsEIslIsn SALES.

virtue OF a Writ Of yendiiioni Exponas &c Ia
II sueu ont OF the Court of Common Fleas If Iutl,r
county nid 10 me directed, there will be cxtosta 10
Phphc ste ~ the Court house In the boroueh of nm.
iet on MONDAY the 18th day nf March n Iy6.
at O'Clock, p NJ, the following desc ribel prpe,tx
TO wit - -" P'NPe'iy'
All the right title, e,interest and claim of Dou,n, W.
Laughlin, Of in and to Fifty of land more Of
loss, situate in Marion township, Butler countv n.
Sounded MOI th by NJ Mclaughlin, Fast by Aiex ,tc
Murry, South by Jos. Bailey, West by Peter M,i,,,4l
lin; about Ten cleared Seized AMI taken IN -
eoution AS the property of Dominok Mclaughlin at tie
suit OF Patrick VI Bride.
ALSO,
All the right. title. interest and claim Of Jas Dow
ney, Of in and a. Sixty of land less sit-
nate in Cleariied township, Butler county, Pa bonn
deEl Narth by Edward Downey, East by Vim. Dougler
ty, Sostl by Neal McIafcrty west by Mary NJ Bride;
Forty acres cleared, six Of which are meadow ono
Frame house and log barn thoreun erected Seized
tken In execution us the property Of James Downey
~ tho SUIT of Mary Mcbride James MeLarrty, Guar
dian Of Mary bfBrje, now for use Of Daniel Mckinley
ALSO
All the Tght, title interest and claim Of Jacob Pis r.
Of in and tifJ acres Of land more or Iess situated
IN Concord s1wuship, Butlsr county PA bounded north
by James Kelly; east by VIA McGill south by VIM
starr and west by John Stirr. About thirty acres
eiearcd five Of which meadow young orchard Of
my apple Trees not vet bearing; Frame House ana
Log Stable thereon erected Seized aud taken in exc
9nton as the property Of Jacob Pisor tie suit of
lleury Kuhn. - -NNf
JAS. D. STORY Sheriff.
sherihs Office, Feb. I, 1867 tno. 8, tel
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think will come up Little Buffalo Greek
Said stream runs right through the one
corner of our township. l think the in
ducements are such as will insure us the
road on the above named route. As for
oil, we feel almost certain we have plenty
of it, but we are going to wait until oil
demands higher prlce; we have one oil
well put down some niaety OF one hun
dred feet by Pittsburgh Company, near
our township line, but the company failed
or they are waiting on the gas to flow the
oil, and l do think if there is as much
gas under as there is on the surface Of
the surrounding territory the oil must
come. Nj.
Feb, 2, 1867.
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APPR .AI3BIYtlsllYgp T,tSHI

H'TIE Glowug apprti.ement list Of property ncl
urdtr tie 9th Section Of the Act Of Assembly of
l4th 81 April 1851, have been presented and tiled the
Office Of Clrk Of Orphans Court Ia and Tor the cvuatv
Of Butler, tD-wit:
No. /, November Term lStG-sfrs. Sarah Marin
widow Of GeoFgc Murin, dec d. Personal pr. Icriy
amounting TO s3On.
Michael Mclaughlin and WIN. Holland Exrs
No. 10, November Term. 1A6S--Aifa. Eizabsth
Reaghart. widow OF Nm. Keaghart, decd. Per.vna1
prupcits amounting to Sl93lO
Peter Fenne. admir-
No. 3s November Term, 1851. -- Mrs. Margaret
Sihofe widow of John Il. MJsGc decd. Personal pro-
petty amounting To $500
John Montgomery anil Sam. Andfi son, Alm'r..
No. 4s November Term. 1876 Mrs Hannah BAT
halt, widow QfJohn BIrnhart decd Personal proper
ty amounting 10 500.
j. McNiChael, Admir-.
0fwhich the creditors, heirs. legtees distTbutces
nd others interested will take notice aud appear ut
Orphans Court, 70 be held at utler the fourth ds"
e March next, and not later than third day thereof
show II any they have, why the said apprascr
ment list should not Be confirmed absolutely.
no g, 3w =. NJ. EASTMAN, CLERK.
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shorin's Office, Feb
II isll3jfS9pIsiR IS MOpTdlfsl

NSIlCE Is hereby given that the following Accoun,s
~ or Administrators, Executors, aud GiiarJans.
VIII be Presented to Cof for confirmation and allow
ance, on Wednesday the 9th day of March 1867.
j. Final aeconet Of Martha MClel!and Fxccutrix o
James MClslltnds aec'i Filed Dee H. 1866.
2 Final Account Of Thomas Robinson and D. @ Mar
shass Executors OF Wilson pesrec, deed Filed be
cemser & 1866
3 Final Account Of John NJ. HiIunsnr and Richard
alison, al ADMINISTRATORS of Abraham Millinger dee d.
Filed Dec. $, ls66
T. Final Account of John Maharg, Jr Guardian OF
Filed d. c. l5, 1896.
5. Final Account of John Maharg Jr, Gusrdiaa Of
fas bel tumble, minor daughter Of Samuel Gamble de-
ceased. Filed Dec. 10, lS6G
o. Final Account Of " II. JAmison and VIM Stein
Executors ot Nancy Stein, decd Filed Jan. S, 1885,
I. Final Account Of Daniel Lardin, Administrator sf
Mary Mon. gomery, deed. Filed Jan o. o.
S. Final Account Of Ezekiel Lewis Executor Of VIM.
Lewis deed. Filed jan. To- lSt7
g. Final Account Of Sarah HrliarI Almluistrat x ~
y. BIlliiiiard, decd. Filed Jan II 1851.
10 Final Account of Henry W Dnrnhsrt, one Of tho
Administrators Of Philip W. Barnhart deed FiIelb by
John kaltT, Administrator of said iIenry IIarnharf
Jan. T., 1851.
II. Final Account Of Beulamn D,uthett Exocat,,
oil David SPcer decd Filed Jan. Il, 1867
12 Final Account Of James sample Administrator Of
John liaitIel, decd. Filed Jan, y, 1857
l3. Final Account Of Washington Buyard, Admins
TRAITOR OF james Thompson, decd. Filed Jan. - 1867
~, Final Account of Jano Boyle, Adm nstratrix of
Thomas Boyle, deed Filed sept. 2 1916.
Ia Partial Account Of Jonathan Walker Executor of
WIZ, Walker. deed. Filed Nov. u, 1866.
l6. Final of Jonas Umstead aud Reuben sIusscl
man' Administrators of John L0ahAian, decd, Filed
Jan. 3lst 1857.
II. Account Of David Mckee Guardian of Martha
NJ. Miles, james Miles uUtchison B Miles Hannah
X hles Aquilla G. Miles, l-olina D. Miie, and Jasp,r
Taylor Niles sevon minor children Of John Miles doe
Filed Jah. 81. 1867.
Is. The Account ef Lewis H. Mitchell Esu Execu
tor and Trustee under the will Of DR.. TsuNrl Il De,
Wolf. deed Filed Feb. /, ISB7.
w. Final Account Of Juhn IL. Negley. Administrators
Of Joseph Pa.torson late Of But er township deed
Filed Feb, >, 1867.
20. Final Acct Of David Kelly, Administrator Of John
Montgomery, decd. Fiiel Eel. . 1867.
2l Final Acct Of David Kelly, ExecLt Of Alexander
Nnr'och, decd. hi Ell Feb = 1857.
~ Final account If y M'Cunilcst, 4 lmin,tra-
torofC Fergrr, dec'd' Filed february 1, 1867
Riufi Account of s p. Alien. Admin stra or of Roll
crt Allen, late q Allegheny township, decd. Filed
FobruTy ., lSE.
fiml Account Of +. ", Randolph, Administrator of
John Randolph. Filed February &, 1851.
Final Account of W. w. Roberts, ESQ, Admini,tr,
terof Mary Roberts, 'ate OF Iottersye dc ~. FfAa
February S, 1857.
Final Account Of John Turacr, Admin ut of
Cyrus R'scnpcrry, decd. Filed fsbruarys, 1857
Registers On1ce, Feb. ?, ts67.-no9. k'gisrer,
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List of Grand Jurors March t. 1857.


w. w. Dodds, Bor. Prospect; John
G. Christy, Concord /; Samuel Lcason,
Buffalo Solomon Thompson, Brady,
Samuel Glenn. Clay james Norris, Clin-
ton; Ebenczer Dodds, Connoquenessing;
Benz Doutbett, Adams John Thomp>
500, Middlesex; Robert Fowler, Fairview;
Isaac Robb, Oakland Jno. l.. Maxwell,
Sr., Butler; Hugh Gill, Jr., Mercer; AL
fred Wick, Washington Jas. Stevenson,
Summit; Robt M'Nair, Esq, Forward !;
BENZ. Sloan, Venango; Chomlers Wick,
Parker; Jno. Hipple, Franklin; James
Frazier, Muddycreck A N. M'Cand-
less, Bor Butler; Nathan f. M'Caud,
less, Centre William Crocker, Slipper.
yrock; Jno. l.. Anderson, Allegheny.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIRsT WEEK.
John Doutbett, Adams Jno. c. Ans
dcrson, Allegheny; Zeph Snyder, Brady;
David Kelly, Esq, Buffslo Jas. Kearns
Butler, Dickson M'Candless, Centre !;
Samuel Findley, Clay; Jas. Campbell,
Cherry; Peter Fennell, Jr., Clearield /;
VIM Norris, Clinton Jno. II. Ctristy,
Concord; VIM. Johnston, Cranberry /;
Joseph Dodds, Connoquepessing; Manas-
ses Gillespie, Donegal; a. l.. Campbell,
FairvIew Jno. S. Fisher, Franklin; Capt
Jno. Martin, Forward; Jno. Enslen, Jack
son Jno. Pugh, jefferson ; Samuel Ny
ers, Lancaster Ties. Vandyke, Marion;
Edward McElree, Mercer; Robt. Trim
bic, Middlesex; William Garvey, Mud,
dycreek Lewis Sparr, Oakland VIM.
Patterson, Penn; Amos Young, Parker;
S. ii. Christley, Slipperyrock; George
BARLEY, Summit Joseph Sloan, Yenan-
go Jno. Wade, Washington Jno. Het-
sslgeser, Winfield Thomas McNees,
Worth Joseph Purvis, Bor. Butler;
r C. McAboy, Bor. Butler 7. j. Craig,
Boz. Millerstown; 1cssee Dodds Bor.
Prospects Ezikiel Wilson, Bor. Centre
vile; Alfred Pearce, ,,Bor. Harmony Jas.
Newton, Bor Portersville J. Philip Burt>
ner, Bor. 5axonburg; Lewis Reed, Bor
Zelienople; Jno. Black, Bor. Harris
vile; w. c. Brysop, Bor. Sunbury; VIM.
McElwain, Penn J. G. McNees, Worth;
Jas Jones, Jackson Norman Kirkland
Winfield; Jno. Gallaher, Esq, Clear
field; JAS Gillespie, Sr., Donegal
TRAVERSE JURoRs-sECoND WEEK.
John Barr, Adams; Stephen Stoops,
Allegheny; Jno. p. Thompson, Brady /;
Patrick Kelly, Buffalo; Jacob w Dprsh
inner, Butler; Jacob Fleeger Centre; Rob
ert Brown, Clay Bryan Steel, Cherry !;
Robt Thompson, Clearfeld: Jno Coul
ter, Jf. Concord; Samuel Montgomery,
Clinton John Goehring, cranberry /;
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NOTICE.

County Of Butler,
Eduity. I
Company.
And now to. to.wit-Januuy Q. 1861, a the instance of
complanant's counsel, Court appoint G. w. Fleeger,
ESQ, examiner in this
Butler County. ss
Certified from the Record this end day Of Januar
1867. j. Il. Clark
ProthonOtary.
Twill attend 10 the duties Of the aksve appointment
at the ofics of Bas Feegee. IN butter pa on
Thursday the l4th day Of February 1857 at 10 O'clock
NJ. nf which all parties Interested will take uotice
q, W. RBEEGER.
NOT, 4w. Esam n.r
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Daniel Gable, Connoqueuessing; zepha.
riah Double, Donegal Thos. Craig.
Fairview, Wash. Campbell, Franklin I;
Thos. MARTHA, Forward Jas Douthett
jackson; Andrew Baker, Jefferson; jos
A. Goats, Lancaster; Jas Vincent, Mar.
ION John Barnes, Mercer Thos Parks,
Middlesex JAS English Muddycreok !;
josiah Ney man. Oakland; Mm. Morri.
son, Penn; Ebenezer Wally, Parker ;
VIM, Bovard, Slipperyreck il. d. Ste
venson, Summit; JAS Sloan, Venanso !;
Robt Speer, Washington Geo. Doulh
EFT, Winfield; Jas lloekenberry. Worth;
G. G. Roessing, Bor. Butler Andrew
Barnhart, Bor. MAlerstown, joseph All.
len, Bor. Prospect Jno. McCarns, Bor
Centreville; Peter Otto, Bor. Harmony;
Johu Hay, Bur. Pqrtersville; H. +. Mu.
der Bor. Saxonburg; Phil Ripper, Jr.,
Bor Zelienople Ebenezer Beatty, Boz.
Horrlsville; Ebenezer Adams, Bor. SUI
bury James Mehasg, Pens; Sam, p
Thompson, Adams Mathew Sloan, AL
lcgheny; Thomas Wasson, Washin gton;
Jas. A. Craig, Fairyiow; Rob. Black.
Parkerj Jno Grossman, Franklin.
Comm'rs Office, Butler, Jan. ii. '67.
JAS. Il. STORY, Sheriff.
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Accident.

Accident.
On Monday morning the fUHrth inst,
as VIM. Nicklas, son of Mr.. George MEX
las, Sr, Of Adams township, was holding
a young horse attached to a one horse
sled, the horse became unmanageabIe
and ran away, the young mans feet be-
came entanged in the lines and he was
dragged some thirty or forty rods, his
head and face were cat in frightful man
ner. Medical aid was imm ediately pro,
cured and it is thought, though seriously
injured, he may recover.
Adams Township. G.
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THE VILLA little Irish boy, going
to school with his Bible under his arm,
was met by minister, who asked him
what book he had there.
at is will, sir" said the boy.
"What win ?" asked the minister.
"The last will and testament that Je-
sus Christ left to me, and to all who wish
to claim title to the property therein
left, said the boy.
"What did Jesus Christ leave you in
that will?"
"a kingdom, sir"
"Where does that kingdom lie ?"
at is the kingdom of heaven, sir"
"And do you expect to reign as king
there p
"Yes, sir, as a joint heir with Christ" F"
"And will not every person get there
as we'll as your"
'No, sir; none can get there but those
that claim their title to that kingdom
upon the ground of the will"
Indeed, you are good little boy; take
care of that book in which God gives
you such precious promises; believe what
he has said, and you will be happy here
and hereafter"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-13
Congressional.

Congress has passed the Nebraska bill
over the veto Of the President by the
following vote: Senate, 81 ayes, 0 nays
House, l20 ayes, A nays. The Presl-
dent has signed the Pension law regula>
ting the number and appointment Of. f..Pen-
sion Agents in the States and Territories
The proposed new Policy of the Prosi.
dent on Reconstruction is not favorably
received. 1t is now rumored that the
President has wisely concluded not to
fight Congress any longer, and il Mad.
am rumor be true, has concluded to meet
Congress halfway on reconstruction -
The Committee on the New Orleans Riot
have made their report, in which they
say, that the time has fully arrived when
Congress should interfere and so legis>
late as 20 secure to people of Louisiana
a Republican form of government. The
tariff bill is fast aprroximating to com
pletiou. The vote rejecting the bank
rupt bill has been rooonsidered, and the
bill now stands, as if it had beeu read
three times, with the question, shall it
pass, still pending
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What Should be Done.

Every young man in the country
should be practically educated for busi.
ness, whether he intends to follow COM
mercial pursuits or not. 1t is within the
power of every intelligent, cnterprising
young man to prepare himself in a short
time and at moderate expense to fill
successfully aImost any position in bust
ness. The best and cheapest place that
we know of to secure such an education
is the Iron City College, Pittsburgh, Pa,
an institution extensively known az being
the most thorough, successful and prac>
tical Business College in the country.
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pa~ The State Normal School at Edin.
boro, Erie county, Pa, is dourishing it,
stitution. All desirous Of receiving a
thorough education, would do well to avail
themselves Of the rare advantages oil this
school. Read the advertisement in an,
other column, and send for circular
Address J. A. Cooper, Edinboro, Erie
county, Pa
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A'wOmsO'. Work in tho Civil WAR


Xiegler, McCurdy & Co., Publishers
of Standard Works, No, sol Chestnut
street Philadelphia, have now in Press,
and will soon publish, a work by DR. T..
L. Brockc;t and Mrs. Mary c. Vaughan
entitled "WoMAN's Work IN THE CIVIL
WAR. 1t will be illustrated with numer
,ous fine steel engravings, by Richie and
Sartain, and win contain about 700 octave
pages, including sketches of nearly Two
HUNDRED LADIES, aud brief notices of
about Four Hundred others, while a Just
tribute will be paid to tie thousands of
numberless HERoINEs, who sacrificed so
much tc give aid and relief to our suffer
ing soldiers. This work commenced more
than three years ago, and prepared under
the sanction aud approval of the U. S.
SANITARY COMMISSION, the Western
Sanitary Commission, and the CHRISTIAN
COMMISSION, will be one of standard
authority and great interest 1t will
contain an Introductory chapter by DR.,
Bellows, late President of the Sanitary
Commission.
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TAKE NOTICE.

MARTIN REtBER having withdrawn from the But
NJ lst Foundry, persons indebted To him and other,
associated with him. for Stoves, Plows and Gthor
ings purchased during tho a.t several years re-
quoted 70 e1ll aud pay for the so carly aaay
ssbe. TIE books and notes Of tho Firm remain at
tie warerpoEl north Of Jacks lloel IN chargs # Clark
wilson who i=authorizsd 10 receive pn ments aud
eel pit for the same.
Tile business viii hereafter be con uCtnl under the
nalns of wilson, n eckbe9ker q Go.
no. low MARTIN REIBER.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-13

l would ike to know if there is a
school in the county that can excel Eel
ienople school for .memorizing words in
the Spelling Book If there is, let us
hear from it. Any wishing to compete
will please observe our rules, viz /: Recite
each Friday afternoon leach word spelled
and pronounced correctly, or no credit
for it; four recitations for a month ages
of competitors not over IL years. Moro
sanon. Yours respectfully,
j. j. ROCKWELL. Teacher
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Arw Adrrrtisemets.
FOR SALE.

ONE ENGINE, with two c, ,Iendars upwright; eigh
" teen h,rHe power, In & od order manuft tured in
boston; suitable for mill. Also one Flue Boiler
feet long y inches in diameter with steam guage low
water leector, and injector instead OF pump all
m good repair win sell for less than one half what /.
worth, ~ have no use for it. Any desiring IN on
gine must call Immediately, as wuut 10 sell before tho
sit O March. JAMES NJ MARSHALL
no lo-9t. PorteTsyille, Butlrr county pn
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For the CITIZEN.
Mr.. EDITOR According to promise,
Il send you The following report for pub
llication. Publishing the report for the
month of January has had the desired
effect upon my school 1 SEND you the
total number of words each one commit.
ted in the month of January, to show
the contrast between it and the month of
February:
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INSURANCE COMPANY

'STATEMENT Of tho Butier County Mutual Fire Insu
- rance Company on January 1st, 1867.
Amount Of property insured to date SgT7 522 90
Amount Of Premium NOles on hand G544 10
CASH In hands Of Treasurer ............. 2 1874 IS
Notes in hands of Secretary ............... 6l6 IS
Amount Of Losses paid during year. 1,3lO 90
DIRECTIONS:
s. q. Purvis, william Compbell, L. MJunkin Lewis
Stein, john Berg, Mfton Henry II. G. Hetnomau A. ID
WIer. ~. /. Campbell, Samuel Marshall, Newton Max
we'll, Il. Mfin.
OFFICERS:
s q, Purvis, Esd President; William Campbell Vice
President Treasurer H. C. Heineniau, SecEStahy.
no. lO-}w,
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Trial List for March Term.

sFIRsT wEEK
Samual Parks Samuel =. Thompson
s Mccullough Treas. James VI Elheny
Of bounty find
T. james Tracy Moses Freeman
John Negey vs. VIM Nogcly +. Hurley
John Cannon Admir- John McDivit
Matthew Riddles BxrT vs. Il. j Grtgs
[sEcySD WEEK
Isaac Spunslcr David Marshall
John Mnrrin's Ex'rs Daniel Kelly
Eleanor Hines samuel Winner, Jr., san
Wirner
william Davidson " I'm Brlfrd
Samuel A. PuTvnuce n j. Borg
William d. lemmol Jacob Mechliug
william Clark James :. Smith
John Murrin's Ex'Ts Daniel Kelly
Jacob Zcigler. ct al James NcEheney
Benjamin D'uthctt Robert Dodds
Lydia McLure Mary b. Brown, OF al
'JW. FORESTER, ct al Jacob Zeglcr
Harvey d. Thompson Isaac Sp0nslsr, ct nj
David Ba fley John smith
Herman j. Berg James Hall
Thomas Rodgers Thomas IIniman
Susan Hall School Dis not of Oakland
township
Emanuel Emmnger School District Of oaklana
township
J II. Perkins School District Of Oakland
township
William Byers School District Of Oakland
township
Nichols Aliens heirs vs. John Means
Patton Koarns ysG. c. Rocssing
Patton Kearns VI q G. ROessing
Tho. :. Rodgers, hK use vs. Bernard yosbrink
Francis Eyth vs. Jacob Zeigcr
ThOs. Cain, for use W John ", Elliott
q. Cooper w, o. Iraekenridga
j. W. forrestcr Jacob Ziegler ct al
Patton hsarnS VS. Bernard Roessing ct al
nos, jw J. CLARK, Protl,onotary.
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sas- The obituary of A. Parker deed
will appear in our next issue.

R9~ The Auditors report of the Re,
ceipts aud Expenditures Of Butler eour-
ty, will be found on 3d page.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-13
Executors Notice.
Estate Of James A. Aheler80n.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that Letters TcsRmentlry
having been issued to the unlf rsgLed, on the es-
tate Of jaime A. Anderson late Of Allegheny township
Butler county Pa decd; therefore, all pei know.
ing themselves indebted To the said estate will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement aud tho,
having claims ngainst the same will make immediate
payment, SARAH ANN ANDERSON,
no lofty! Exetu,rx