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1os25 Thur Attorney fer Plaintiff.
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CHANGE OF TINE.

III CHANGE OF TINE.
0N and after Thursday, November 2etb,
~ 1867, trains will ~ follows. = ~
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1st Train at s.lS A. II. except Sunday.
81 2,uO P. n. =.
Site LEAvB TT. MADISON
and Trs'n At I0a30 A. NJ. except snsday.
4,h 400 P. n.
The Train from Keokuk at &1S A. NJ. connects at
Madison with stage4 lbr Darlington
The Train from Madison at 1880 A. N. makes sure
connections with the trnns Of the Des Moines Valley R.
X. aud Toledo, WahasIA W. r. r.
u The 600 2 n frain from Madaa connects With the
kaias fr T. Louis PassepgersbC bC lthds tssJ rye in
sSt lIosb the next morning ale AM MI fe
- Tickets for AL points for sale at n .sce Of the
Company. Rk.skfL
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Latest News From Washington.
as.ss s--s IFf8 ~
hfBrestiDg Congressional Sumn,aJ
.@slss AS r .1
Tax Sn, Cotton 70. be- Repealed.
GEN anANrDEnHEs HIS PosIrIoN..
Tbs Presidsat gneleel. hsparing his Hssiags.
RErcAsss Of DaaisA Yes lsdia lsls.ds By
tie United Slater. /
Mourning In Chicago tor Exeeuted
Fenians. - e
SODA FACTORY BURNED IN BLOOM
INGTON.
H. SgE
A cnfiA Psrished IN ths Elamss.
LATEST NEWS BY GABLE.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1891.
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Mr.. Somuer offered q resolutions, which
was adopted, requesting the Secretary Of
War to communicate copies of any papers on
file in regard to Fitz John Porter's request
for q review of bis case, ,ss
The Senate adjourned 10, Friday, having
been in session lust ten minutes, eq
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Howe Tyler.................- ....,59 Main strest
Duncan, Knrle 4 Co.........1i0 ! l42 Main street
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
XLth CONGBESS-.-Extra Session

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. :
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Venoill, Jones 4 Co......cor Third Main strsets.
Hess, Stern b Co......cor Second b Main streets
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l, seems settled that the National Repabli-
can Committee, now here, will designate
Chicago as the place for holding the next
National Convention.
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CROCKERY 4 QUEENswARE.
Carey Le Faivre. ...... Main strset--bst sch b 9th
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FURNITIVE.

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
8 @ Bridge -. 49,. Nos 4 Ester House
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REAGENTS WANTED.
aug29-dawly
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pecket Books.
S q Bridges. l 4 2 Estes House
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cOMMIssloN MERCHANTs.
" Sturgee 46 Sodth I,avee
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II Ten Second ptgeet-
VIM Fulton .-.~-....s2 Main street, lup stairs)
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Engraving, Brands. 4 Seals.
@ Bridges es......s........ Nos 4 : Rstss House
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JEWELRf, tnSf eotp)
Bridges ........... Nos 4 3 Estes Helse
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04

that we speak. 1t is essential that the
nomination should spring not from EN-
thusiasm but from conviction And from
this time forward there should be
diligent concentration of the public at,
tention upon the important point which
is the permanent power of the party.
Men who have diligently mcditate6 that
necessity add are resolved to effect it will
not be The victims of enthusiasm, but
will act from profound conviction. They
have been too bitterly deceived hereto
fore to run any risk again. The Demo
Gratis could not nominate General Grant
without destroying their party organiza-
tion. Nor could he be the ean4itate of
the party tuat opposed the war. The
Republicans, if they feel perfectly sure
of success in any case will not nominate
him unless they are confident beyond
question ofhis entire sympathy. A third
party, or no-party nomination, would
be hope est, fertile necessity Of party or
ganzation was never palmer, and allie.
glance to it was never more decided. =
HarperS Weekly
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
Oripinal poetrg.
HE WOULDN'T PAY THE PRINTER.

FOR The CITIZEN
He WOULDN'T Paw THE PRINTER.
There lived a man In Tnckertown
Who always read the papers,
To see if goods wereup or down,
Or stocks we're cutting eapers.
He read of bargains stocks and stores,
OF gallons. yards and tons,
Yet aIWays skipped those horrid bores,
Those editorial duns.
He loved his paYer, yes, did he,
AS e, every word aud letter,
Yet, 1t was very plain to see,
lie loved his money better
I've often heard the printer sny,
ave Ltborel like i Niger"
And cannot get that chap TO pay,
Enough to buy "swigger."
Yet, mark the change fate wrought on him,
That ueyer-paying reader,
lie lost IN iissh and grew a. slim,
As any spruce or cedar
His bones all ached, mis- hiatt turned grey
And felt OH in the tnrning;
He drie up dfier every day,
Grew sad and lost his learning. ...
Ills sight did fail him very ftst,
To blindness he was neaung;
lie lost his appetite ut lust
lie lost has smell and herring.
Then took 10 rowing throngh the land,
Despomliug esd aud weary
His rising up aud lying down,
Was always cold aud ureary
He wondered round despite the laws,
Oi nature, spring aud winter.
Ho sufUrei sore aud all because
lie wouldn't pay the printer. L.W.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04

it he cannot suppress. He can prevent
their assailing openly and violently the
great interests of the country by taking
o position which makes it necessary for
them, in order to do this, to assail him
openly. This they win not dare to do.
His hold upon the confidence Of the peo.
pie of this country is such at this time
that no one can do so without danger
We think, therefore, that he has on this
occasion exercised his usual wisdom in
neutralizing and evil which he could not
throw off. He must lie considered du.
ring the recesses of Congress the cnly
defence OF the reconstruction policy of
the people. He can best act as such
when in control Of the War Office. and a
member of the Cabinet of the President
as well as commander Of the army. 1t
is not usual for the Secretaries of the
President to pronounce iuaugurals to the
people upon their NaccessiOns to office,
and we have not been able to reason our.
selves into the idea that General
Grant could with propriety have just
now instituted the practice. We ap.
prove of his having exercised his usual
reserve and consulted the modesty of his
nature, especially when to have done
otherwise would have been an official
prepriety.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04
BUTLER BUTLER COUNTY, SEPTEMBER 1861

point, and led 70 the conclusion that pat,
riOttc considerations demand that he
should be superseded by an officer who
while he will faithfully execute the law,
will at the same time give more general
satisfaction to the whole people, white
aud black, North and South.
| am, General,
Very respectfully, yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
To GEN. GRANT, Sec'y al interim.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04


LoNG DREssEss-Oliver. Wendell Hul>
mes uses the following language, none
toostrong in reference to one of fashions
foolish freaks
But confound tho make believe wo~
men VIC have turned loose in our streets (;
where do they come from Not out of
Boston parlors, | trust. Why, there
isn't beast or bird that would drag its
tail through the dirt in the WHY these
creatures do their dresses Because a
Queen or Duchess wears long dresses on
great occasions, maid of all work or a
factory girl thinks she must make her,
self a nuisance by trailing through the
streets, picking up and carrying about
with her--bah that what | call getting
yulgarlty in to your bones and marrow.
Show over dirt is the attribnte of vul-
gar people. If any man can walk be-
hind one of these wemen, and SEQ what
she rakes up as she goes, and not bee
squeamish, he has got tough stomach
| would not let one of them into my
room without serving them as David dId
Saul at the cave in the wildern ess-cut
off her skirts.
Don't tell me that true lady ever
sacrifices the duty of keeping all about
her sweet and clean, to tho wish OF max
ing vulgar show, | don't believe it
ofa lady. There are some things that
no fashion has any rights to todch, and
cleanliness is one of these things. 1t is
an insult to respectable laundress to
carry such things into house for her to
deal with.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04

MosT PEOPLE seem to think that ad.
vice like physic, to do good must be dis,
agreeable.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-09-04


" HERE.wE CoME.-There was wed>
ding in a church in a village near Chi>
cago, recently, which was attended by a
crowd of people, the bride being ia,
nous belle in thesection, and the bride
groom a late officer. There is a story
about him that was revived with great
effect at Che wedding lie was in the
western frontier service, and one day ESQ
the story goes) be went out to hunt a
bear. He had been away from camp a
few hours, when his voice was heard
family in the distance, exclaiming-
"Here ace come I"
In little time the same cry was heard
again, but nearer; then it was repeated
at intervals, nearer and louder then
finally the bold captain emerged from u
bit OF woods near he camp, running at
the top of his speed, without coat, nat
or gun. In he came to the camp, shout
ing, Here we come ~
"Here who comes z" inquired broth
er officer
"Whg, me and the gime," gasped the
'iiN'lS HolntllH u" II Dl9 DcdI WHD SubWcD
himself at the edge of the woods, took a
look at the camp, and then, with growl
at missing his expected meal off the cap
tain, disappeared in the woods again
'But why didn't you shoot the bear,
and then bring him in" inquired one.
whats the use in shooting your
game ~ said the captain. testify, "when
you can bring it in alive, as [ did ?"
The story got home before the captain
did and was in everybody's mouth The
other night, as the bold captain led
his intended bride into the church with
pride and grace 50 readily inspired by
the occasion, some wicked wag sang out
from the gallery
"Her-e ace rome :"
\, hich was followed by such shout
of laughter as the old church never knew
before.
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Gincn Bid bieber seridtet!
Gin gan, nrnrr CARPET -Stobr.
0mfb itnS SrOreu.

Die tlniGjsiGnrtsn asttn htsrtur6 tbrsr 5reur'
psn uno Dem oussmtinsn pablifum NdGriGt, paB
4. ntuli6 einfn n'usn
Garpet>Stpbr,
am Glib BfiliiGm Ode ter 6amiltcn urb Sttn
Sirase. aerare 6ia,nbu6's G'ahbaulr asasnGbrr
In Der Statt Natntaun nbfast tabsn--allpo
Fs isbt
Gin Ypars QGcrtment,
a0cr Irten Sarp,ts. uun ben 8sinasn Bic ~ ben
@rcbiien, bic man nur psrlanasn flnn. auf 5hno
battn unc fOrtwGtrsnb aaf 5anb balttn wirbsi
70 tab,n Te auh cine tsrrli6s
9luepabl Ssltu6,
Wltisn. u {. M. fur, olss was In einem fol-.
dsn 9tatltferent atluht riro
90 Srttbt ilb = ibf Waarsn fInb ole aor,
nsu. fo rm an StSnbeit unb site 4 Der nidb,
In ptsfsm @hunip dtsrtreff rsrcrn--unp 70 iinb
itrs 0te,fs tsbsu,enb n'trfrsr ole fcnapc.
Siufsi rabsr an rnb urtbrfet sir gu6 frltif.
sts Sbr icnipo fa'ft. urn Sbr wtrtet f ,osr.
paF ss Gur'n Sn's,sTtn bifnt pcH une ,u fanftn.
ssdr bsrsirs asupiisn' 8unniGafr R,c fie tSha
tanfbar, uno bitten I'M eiue oripour berislbsn.
urinb Stub,
Daniel Srortu.
glleniaun gprif Q 1857. natp
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NprII u, 1865. nql
Wert6pDQr 81uerei

our6 prluatSanoel 3u perfaufen.
Die 1otn,d6rsten tistsn prIpltIm gum Ser.
fauf an, zine ftbr
g8ertbS ollie auerei,
aefsscn an Der WauA gtunf @rtst. In tem @aun
10 Carbon. innsrbaIb Msilsn pcn pS Borough
Nau& @bunf. snitnltrno urstfdbr
Sier Eunoert Hder 9ano,
pcpon unssfdtr Die 5dlfis s'tlurt unb unttr
Sultur unp In isrtr St,tturs fiir sire Dtats
8aure etsiarst n. Die Saunti IN 70 sinse
rhht. tuB ls tsausm unb pUrttdlbsft In 3pti
Sausrtitn tinss.b,ilt psrb' fam. ptnn bits A..
ptnlGt w'rb. Die parauf trriGistsn Ssrb,1e.
runs,n ttRsbsn Gus stnsm bauntaft sttnuttn
- SO 0 b II baufe,
::is nstlt rtn rotbwfnbisrn WsltabGulsrn
&s2 uno SGcutrn.
Die eass bisltr Sausrd itu Nitt unS bs.
ausms GrstGuns btS Nnrftss fab sinigs b'r
goribtils. wslGs tisir glab dtsr onbsrt Bat.
psl6s i'm Draft lsin mbssn Die 9ausrtt wrp
tilg unp 40 annstmbdrrn 9sbnaunaen tetfauft.
puicnsn. eie tirt prrfiliGs @apitaIanlaas MAIDEN
roatn. pureu pcbibun. bislss Sisenibum In
aus,rIGfin 5u nttmtn. Die Bautrti N ais bic
,BrobttG SautIa" btfannt unp pirp re,fauft
pon Der g.
gafon National Sanf,
4uentaun Gational Sanf,
GbriI 8. Mss
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
SOI Ili0felt perDietet nnS
Gs ans3npDfannen
oab mir cine
Sntere6ante Sirma finb.

gRir bitten Tim Grlautnia. um bic aufmt,flam
teit unisrsr 8rsunrsn. 70 wts bic ets alssmsinsn
publrtums, auf
llnIfrn Stpf son 6riibjatrs>8aaren
~ sirbsr. trsl&cr In alsn bsn pnGtisb,n,n 3.
partsmsnttn pcufaoptB ,f.-sns S,ftttaura
priltltn pnb ii& ole intusfant unb 34m Bot.
tbslie be. Sduftr aueipstisn.-
SSir babem feinrn aftsn aufasbdnf.
ten Sfpces
llnfsrs 5rttt lbrs'tSdtu l1ne ole gan, nsu,
unb fab mao brm l,btrn ASlnlaa,n ssiauft NOR.
otn-un 10 lihp psr9lsta smGs A ~ 5prenm,
unisrs Nuelalsn nur tirin. n.-gBir psfaufen 8l,
ter nur fdr Sdraslc Dabsr sabsa wrr ttrtn
Seritsil. um Uoblfstl ,u psltlufin.-spir llnp
iHmr wils uninsn 9unesn rtn 8oribtil ,u a,.
bsn.-gftr 8Iautsn mot an bds ,,8iastn'-
wsrs'n attr uns tf!rsbtn immn Gin gutes Al
iprltmtdt pon
TrDfelt< <9Sadrert
auf 6anr su baesn uno ilnb poGlGntis .ntfsicl.
tin Don giHmano unteostauft su p,rptn.
@utb. uno 8ern,s
No. IL Sl. 5amilicn. Straee
.. Alltntaun @iY.
NprlS. 1867 ratp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
0ut neucs filr bic Oamen!

NSrs 80 81 0 Gmlbiu
Want ben Damsn ron Gltniaun unp umas.
ssnp aGtursspou be ausest. pab iis icssn stnsm
O1mcn Lrimming= Sto6r
ifHast bat--an No. AZ Oh Somhtcn Strost,
4 ttiinn otnbalb ra 6t n. IN III ntlun. mo t
tslG Dig etntn itn attifsl brss i}a6s su Gen
anusbmbatiien prsiisu an pdnp baltsn nirr. Sbr
Scrratb ua fdbt gum ahsil Stpt Art pm pa.
tent @oilns SfutS. Supportsrs 5tans6Iihe
@O,itts. SIp ranpiGubs ir Damsn unD 6sr.
rsn, &rtra &,o SanpIhuhs, SusIs unD Ssl.
ret 3t,mmins. tne auspabl pm paiinns.
Scpp Stlris pcn jsosr slIt, Drsb 8, ppie
tnerobsr 8alts. .snbdt ssiitmpslts lBaa.
ten. Gamtr'e. unO Sdmturs gpstns,
psbe Sitter fur Damsn. Stirtns
unU trimming SOmta,ns. 8tlp't,
8s'ls pen ispsr 6nbs Uis ntutIsn
Wcoen pon 9apus' Collars 81.
ntn e6ee. Sniimpfe, 8ulilng,
u 10. u. 10.
Dies IN Der trts uno sin,ss Stotr tisisr Irt
in A-sntaun. uno Go wirb tine srp6s 8lrI6,sbsn.
bnt pcn SaGen bier setaltn, Die nirstnps 1onii
iu baben linb.
a1sntaun. @ds 26 1867. ra6W
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Somestics!
preife fir bic 3eiten!
SoS aIfe Gcfc.

Sietet un9emobnliebe Nsranla iTnneen ~
6adsbdlter an, fol6e ais
@sblst6te nnb unasbld6s S&sstins, scn
allen Srttsn,
Srpffifsn Wuein II uns IL gss. krst,
Ssn a,d nes ron Ger SsnsnRuna u. Srsitt,
et,ds. stn prate a1citHsnt pappn,
GsbistAn 1iG DtGpsrs,
5anb Stubl, 10.
3iGh Damaef,
Ueifs GOuntsrpanss,
Ytnf Gouhttrpanes,
Nue Gritn GcpnItbs,
alt Artsn iild iitr,
ale aitsn Sursau. Deden,
Gtn rollrs alcrtmsnt. Napfins
8inep 5arttii6r pcn allen Bsntnnunasn,
8dlii6s 6areii6r,
@letiaus frtfns 8sftrn. better Carpet. Gar.
PET 'spCDt. Glor' unb 3tf6.Sdtu6. tbsnfalls Elm
oouRinhia,s gfortsmsnts bon S.ll@apss an
trabsefBtfn prsibsn.
ssGebcf nnr ttacIt,"
inb Str traaat nt&t stplast 81 pnbsn ;u saufsn
aus
Witton s. &r6msrs,
Gd7str, am Marlt 8tsrsa.
Gstruar &c. 1867 nabp
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PROPOSALS.

Imbtseabs Ser Coz milTairr uOn CsGa }
Caultg, Den !. april 1867.
8rHepstit @crfdIdss fir bic pul6Itpsnen ar.
ten bon WausrWnf iitr bls 3u bausnbe Gaunty.
@tfdnaniB rsrb,n BON ben unttr3elGnsftn bio
gum 20. gpril 1867 In ibrr amte iubs sntsfaen.
GER cmmtn psibsn.
Die Maunarbsit III BON fOlssnssr S;rlGistenn
- Waugmsf, srridhtst aus Ralf unt gtra.
fsinsn fur tIs 5untamsnts unb um,tstungs.
rdutrn
p @uusriret fir t'n G,tIdnonIeTdssl unb fGr
5nifMm uno R6dmau,r bee Iyrpntaebdubss.
Dtsfs Wiausrn mGN,n tur6aus aus ben tar.
ten Sttin. bu sntlang Dem etGa Bnae as.
funhsn une .TUtrbam SantGrin" gtnannt
rtro. aufssfutrt rsrtsn.
81 Waurtusrf. aufs,fdtrt Bon seoauensn Std.
ntn sdr tat 8rpntastdabs unb psr(Gistene
sts!lc tss @,Fdnanif1dssts.
D Sadfstnmnunp.rf far Die psrf&Istsnsn lie.
herrGftunaeu.
81 addmdu'runs b's GemSIse unb galIurs
NIT Srneret.
Doe Haubmautrcs,t, bic Nidmdutruna unb
Gcrerstauffauuns III 40 tsrs6ntn mad 3uttsp.
rts Sadhrnarbsit nah bsm 3dufsnb unb bic ae.
bausns Sisinartstt nod bsm 5Is6snhb
Die eauscrf6lSss fnb barum In bieir Dele
80 mo&sn uno iolltn idmmiIidtt gaumairiaIlen,
pis Atbsit eas @srhl uno alIs gcrri@tungsn tir
aukas u. {. w In flo ftikbsn.
Arbtit unb WaisrtaIIsn ptiI,n ibtrtinliimmsn
NIT ben gidnsn. Arttite,s6nunssn uno Sptet.
Reaiicnsn, pis 1t BON htn 6fusn pfGtaM unb
Saumann. bauIsItenbsn Erriisftsn, Sprbsssitet
wurtsn.
pldne. 9sf1rsibrnarn unb GrbsitsjeiGnunssn
fSnne In brsn @siGdfteipfale. TN ,rsttn Strds
Der sraen Nationobcnf. tinaslsbtn unb irssns
wslGs Gtfldruns ea'asr ataItsu psrbsn. l.
Reuben Dauner, g,,rtn.
Sonas , Ss,o@llsnbad' 8, OLE G ,mmiiiare.
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