THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa., Wednesday, 0ct,26,1864
Arrival iuul DeparinrfofMiiilß-
The mail from Butler In East Band J, by way of Holy.
t)k«, (*oult«iPvill»-. Anandab\ MnrrinsviHe and Clinton-!
vlllo. 36 miles: leaves Butler on .Monday ami Friday of ;
e-uh wc k. at rt oVliick. a. m., returns on Tuesday and ;
Saturday • 112 *arh Week at 7 o'rjock, p.tn.
The mall fn»m Rntl»r to Salem Cross Roads, by way of j
Baxonhttrir, SsrvorflVlll*. Freoport, Sbcnrcr's Cross Roada, |
McLaughlin's Store and Oakland Cross Roads, 43 mile*;
leaves Hntl'-ron Tuesday and Saturday of each week. at
112» o'clock, a. In.: n lunu OD Friday and Monday cf each
week, at 8 o'clock, p. m.
Tl»o mail from Butler to New Castle. by wav of Mount
riietuut. Prospect, Portersvllle and Prlncetf n, 28 mile-:
leaves Ruiler i»n Monday and Thursday of each week, at
i'i o'clock a. m : returns on Tuesday and Friday of each
" week, at 5 o'clock, p. in.
Lite mail from Both r t • Lawrenceburg, by way of North
Oakland. Rarnhart Mills, Baldwin aid Brnln. 25 miles, {
K iv* Butler on Monday and Friday of cn h week. at y
o'clock. a, in; n ! nrhs oh Tuoeday and Saturday of each .
week, at 9 o'clock, p. m.
Tli" mali from Butler to New Bright m. l»y way of p* •
tersbnrg. Break-N'e.-k and Zelienaple. i?.» miles: with tan ,
additional tiips bet ween Break-Neck :n.dy.ei:enople: leeva
Butler on Wednesday of each waek. at 7 o'cl n:k, a. in.; re
urns un Thursday of eich week, at ft o'clock, p. m.
Tin- mull from Butler to Pittsburg, by way of (Hade
Mill- r.nk'-r-t- wn. Tallv Caw. Etu*. I>eqnc-ii" and Alle
gben\ City, 32 mil. i leaves Butl r every m-mln-r. except
Sunday, nt 7 o'clock, a. m.; arrive* at Butler from I'itts
imrsch'by the name route, every day, Sunday excepted, at
1 o'clock, p. m.
The mail from Butler to Mercer, by way of McCandless,
Br.wnlngton, Bllppery-Rock, North Idbeity. Louden and
Balm, 32 miles: l»-v«-s Butler every day. Sunday excep- j
te.|, at 1 o'clock p m.; return* l»y the name rout*, every
day. Sunday excepted; arriving inßutleratT o'clock in
th<* morping.
The mall fr»m Rntler to Indiana, by way « 112 cvyl«*s
villf. Worthlngton. Klttanning. Klderlon and SheVcta.
4 B mile*: leave* Butler on Monday and Thursday of etu-h !
week, at 4 o'clock. •. in.: returns en Tuesday and Friday of
each week, at 7 o'clock, p. m.
The mall from Rntler to Boydstown,6 miles, leavrs
Rov Istown on Frldiy n* •ni : nr •112 wh we-k, arrive* nt |
Rntler in the foren H>H : depart* for Ib.vdstown name day
after the arrival of (he mail fi-m Pittsburgh.
MA muiMi.
On the Ist It in' t.. Nt the Zimmerman II : 1. Butler,
pa., BV the Rev. Win. P Broaden. T>r. Swr I R. MITII- 1
.r-<■*.. 112 (ilade M!!N. Butler c- nnty, Pa.,and Mi~sEi.izi '
l)i v, 'v, . 1 Allegheny city. l»a.
On the i.Mh Inst., bv the <■ tme. Mr. ROIF.RT lfixnvw. j
• 112 the 11tli Penu i. Reserves, recently illtrg.-d by th
'ij i'Ation of bin tinif of seivi<-e. and Mi - ANN JAN . !
■< both of Butler county, Pa.
I>lf 3 I 5 :
On Oct. 40» in-f.. Bliss H\KMP.TT Kliro, daughter of
John and Ileltli Thompson, of Mirfd! -x t wnship, - 112 j
Dipthcria and Scarlet F«v or Rash, egc 111 j card, IS-day •
Alas! <n»e lovely flower hath faded,
Cue charming ro«e decayed;
Death line eome thu «a'dly,
And called her■ heuce away. T. !
siso'clock. Brethren from sister arc i • -peftful- j
v inviteil to attend. By or ler « 112 the N. <l. j
• V Y.M. But I V M '-•! !«
. its stated meetinjfs in the (kid h-! 1 v.« II »l! . • '
j\) Main Street Butler \ \ on .lie first \\*> *> i
/T/\ day of niuli nionili. Bri'thf-n front -1.-.♦ i ;
I \ liMlgenaic mipoctfjilly Invited to attend.
Reorder of the W. M.
EMPLOYMENT.
A MONTl!.—Agents wanted to «.-!i Be wine Ma- 1
O <•) chin--, w will Ki%e • eoi.imis<«i.,n . n all Mv
chines Sol I. or etnpl v ag-nts uho \v ill w >t*k 112 r the abu\ »•
For particulars address
110YL VN .1 (TO.. (Sen. Agents. !
liRTHOIT MtCtl. I
Jan. 30,
I \0 Vol 1111 TO BB (Ml 801
I ) im. Rl'( IIA \'S
i:\OI.TSII SPKCTKIC PILI.J- cure, in les* than .10 dav*. '
the w .rst ca«(-,.f N KBVOI'S\Ii.-S, iui|Mde:i v. Prenm- I
tnrc !>«*• i•• . Sfcntinal W>-ikii"»s, liw»nit\. and till I tin i; v.
Sexual and Norvnus Affection*, no inntter from what ,
cause prodhced. Price, One Dollar per box. Sent, post [
paid, by mail, oil receipt • 112 "ii otder. One R.>\ will per
fect the cure in nout cases. Addt CHS
J AMI'S S RT'TI.F.R.
(Inneral Agent, 427 Broadway, New V ik. j
July 27,18f.i:-;jino.
Bdltori '»f < HltMi
l»l\uSiuy:—With V"/ur permission I widt tossy to I
the readers of your piper that I will •• M.I. by retnrn
msil, to all who wMi it ifree., a R«vid| e. with full direc
tions for making and using a simple Veritable Balm. I
that w»11 efl'ectuallv remove, in ten days, Pimj !
Blotches. Tan. Kieckles. and all Impuritk-s of the Skin.
1. Aviturtb. - m.es ft. ,-ear - n.M.lh an I Iwntlful. I
I Mill a|:o mai' free to th— hiving Raid Heads, or
BareKa.es, simple directions and information that will [
enable them to -tatf a full growth of luxuriant Hair.
Mhi k is. oj-a Moustache, in I than thirl . d iys. !
All applications »n-v.crcd ly return mail without i
chasge. Aexpec*fully yours.
1 HOS. F. ( FIAPM Ch nii-f.
July 'lt, lSC.l::3mo. PCI Rnndway, New Ymk.
N Kw vt>t tilt
DE. B. P. HAMILTON,
Formerly of Sunbuiy,Butler Co.,
n AVI Mi IK n ted in RCTI.KR. • «V-t ■* hi- |. • 1.i mal
services to those who hc fit to give hi... a call.
Ofti -e. that formerly u; • i by Dr. Kmerlin, neat
Boyd's buildings. * [Oct. 20, IS«4.
ESTRAYS. ~
AMK to th- rMklence Al the . lit 112 -snk !
\ I n town-b'p. Rntler county, about the IOVOU I «'f !
O l l" r, lSr-l.tw • Yea. ling Calve*, «no a Steer, and the j
other a heifer . the Steer biw Some whito .n him: the
Heifer Is red and white; both snppiMed to be 900 ywr 1
« Id bw-t HpriiU'. The owm ris re-(nested t" c.uue 112 -iward, |
prove p: --pertv. pay charges, and rike them aw iy, 01 .
tin > Will N dlspi Mil ..I" KMPiling to law.
W.M. DICK.
Oct. 2«\ 1504:;3t. I
Exeeator's r««ilec.
l^nA:J; or UKV. IsAun NirL'jCK, Dicc'n. *
\\ 112 Hi.!;:, AS l.ette,, Tc taiu.Mtarv Mith the Will an
nexed. having t!iis 1! iv been dulv grant.. 1 by the
Reciitcr. t Rachel Mbhs k and John 11. Niblock. lixe
cut .ru of Rev. lsaiih Nihlock. late of the bor a»h «112
llutier, «le d., there 1 .r» all persons indebted to the «»-tate
of said decedent, are reqne<t "l to malte intmediato pay
ment, nnd those having claims or den.ands ag.iinst the
same. w;ii present them proporlv authenticated for aeU
tletnent. RA'MIKI/ MBLOCK,
JOil.N II MBl/H lv,
Oct. SM*o4::at. ExccuttW
s-ii of Pnriitlw.
IN the matter of the Partition of the real estate of
Catharine Beighlv. ik-r'd. I
In the Orphan* Court.it Butler county. No. 2.", Man li I
'* ' s ' l 'iej.i. Z.% 1864, lni)uisitiou tiled and confirm- j
The Cominoawealth of Pennsylvania—'To the heirs anil 1
Icga. 1 epre-eutal ;v r* of ( alharine Boighlv, dec'.l towit -
A.' v.n ii..,_-!ily. Killinn Hi-i«hly. U«ri. *BdAlv. J..hn
n-'-ij 15. .- inii. inirrnwniiKl with Ouiinwl ilu". L. ih
lt.li-i uiarrt.Mw th Knxlerk-k Ruil I) .rid R.-l -lilv mi i
A "■!« v.ni, nul i l( . r ,|.»
<-;t«l«. b, .ami amirar l-f.,,,- ,„u „„ or] .l,
< -li-t. to 1.0 hcl.l nt limit-!-, in 101.1 l .r th« oinintv i.f
£ "T* I 1)»IOIIIW next, It U.li.g
ith <inv ~112 n-ll'l 111 111 th, t.i ,„-™,,t ~r rrfnw thu pr.-n,i
--"t ii|i|ir.U«iuuiit in- valuation. , r »lio» uiu.i- » l,v
the same should uot bo sold. Rv the Com t,
,o WATSON J.YOUNO,
Oct. IR, WM. Cl'k O. C.
To all of which, the heirg and legal representative* of
4 athariue Bcighly, dee d.,are he'eby required to take
nut '"'- W.O. BUACKEMUDOK,
Sheriff** office, Butler. Oct. 2<), 1604. Sb'ff
Writ of l^artition.
Jx the matter of the Partition cf the real estate c 112
Adam 11. Mab-hid, dec'd. In the Orphans' Court of
inab-r e«mnty. No. 01, Match Term. 1861. bent.
INVJs Imjulmtiou tiled and Confirmed fiUi.
WeComutonwaalth of P. no* ,ivaiiia-'lo the heirs and
sSinSr , «?« Wf A " nni "• MaluKnl.dec'd., to wit:
ivoi 'in .. npan ' Kingan, Mary hingan, Robert
«»f and Margaret" Kinga«, children 1
M->ri.i ' . •' lil^u,, d. iKiugan) dec ij„ James G. MaliiM4,
• interuiarried with ILuyry K. MarquU, Alexajj
'-er Ma.lo »<J. Hutb K. iuteruia:rhid with Junius A. M-
L'UUe Xl*! ill;.' hcurfjy (jt«dj UU I e;v hof you, to
Mpear before our Judges, at un iirphau->' Court, to be
jti'ld ut Butler, in and tor tlu 1 county of Butler, on the
prst Monday of December next, it being the sth day of
s*id mouth, to accept or rofosu iho pt aiuiMs at the ap
, praisemeat or valuation, or tdiow ciuwe why the same
nliould uot bo sold. B) tile Court,
WATSON J. YOU NO,
Butler, Oct. 10,18G4. „112 c.
To ull of which, the heirs and legal representative* of
Adam 11. Mttboud, dee d., are heiaby required to take no-
P**; W. O- BKACKENIUDOK,
Sheriff* 1 office, Butler. Oct. 28, li*J4.
Notice to Assessors.
BY Actof April 11,1H4H, it is the duty of the Asses
■ors elected In the Spring of lH»i4. to aesuM»ll per.
Hons churning to be assessed on a personal application,
until within ten of the Presidential Election, on
entering the names of pernoQS on your list, you will lovy
nnd aeiieMS a county tax of 12 mills on their valuation,
aud give a certificate to the person »o afsessud. You will
esse.Hs all soldiers on application of any person, with
a tax of teu 1 !ollectors of l!><i4, «hall receive
said tux and receij>rtor the saiue. Wrifo out two copies
of all persons assessed by von, one of yrhich you will
hand to the officers of the Electum, and the other, trans
mit by mail lb tills office, eight days before the eteetlu*.
The following persons have been appointeil Assessurt
ond Assessors, to filf vacancies wiiich have oc
curred iu the year 1564:
Middlesex tp., John W. Monks & Wendell lite icy, As
sistant*.
Butler tp., John lliiseltou. Assistant.
Adat us tp., Armstrong Keuisun Assistant.
Portersville borough, Samuel M'Clymonds and George
Oliver, Assistants.
ZeliHnople borough, George Burklwrt
' Cranberry tp., Johu P Roll, Amc.^*•
J1 AKVf.Y COJUBBUT, Clerk-
"ffice Butler. Oct. 2*. 1%4::3f
Writ of Petition Cop I'nrtltlon.
r N the mattorof the Petition f»r Henry J. Bcighly an l
I Inane button, for Partition of the real estate of Chris
tian Bcighly, dee'd. In the (h-phans' Court of Butler
county. No- 33. June Term. 1861.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania—To the heirs and
legal representatives of Christian Beighly, late of Clay
township. Butler county, Pa., deed., to wit: William,
aged about 32 years, Ro«anna, aged 30 years, intermarri
ed with Christian Bright, Mary K., aged about Bti, Inter
married with Francis Freer, Margaret Jane, aged about
! 20years, Intermarried with Isaac Sutton, Henry J. Beigh
ly. aged 23 years, Matilda B. Beighly, aged 18, and M.
M. Beighly, aged about 34 years, all of whom reside in
Butler countexcept Mary K. Freer and her husband,
who reside at Brady's Beritl, Armstrong county, Pa., M.
M. Beighly,at present absent iti Marysvillo, Cba county.
California. The said real estate consists of ouo hundred
and fifty acres of land, more or less, adjoining lands of
Jacob Brow ft, c. Miller I hilip Sanderson, Henry Beer,
and others, in Clay townahlp, Butler county, Pa.
Taken >tic •. that an Inquest will be held at the dwell
ing hott-e of the lite Christian Beighly, dee'd., in ( lay
town-hip, oh Tii' -d'ty. the _"Jd day of Nov. tuber. ISO 4, at
In o'clock, a.m.,of said day, f.rthe purpose of making
partition of the real vf it- of said den-dent, to ntnl
I among h!s legal representatives, if the same can be divid
! «.,! without prejudice to or spoiling the whole, otherwise,
to value and appraise suite according to law, at which
• time and place you uro required to attend, if y--u think
' proper W. o. BRACK EN RllXiE.
! Hie 1 ifTs office, Butler, Oct. 20, ISO! Bh'ff.
; tvrii «rPetition Air PardUoa.
r \ the matter of the I'etition of E<lward Sweeny, in
I right of his wife for l*artition of the real estate of
lftmni* Buff, dee d. In the Orphuiis' Court of Butler
county. No. 67, June Term, 1804
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania—To the belt sand
legal representatives of Bennis Buff, lat** of Clearfield
1 iwnship, Butler county. Pa., dee'd.. to wit: Mary Buff,
his ife. and nine children, to wit: Mary Elizabeth, in
| termarried wiili l.dward Hxveonv, and agetl about 3S
years. Catharine, Intermarried with Patrick Dougherty,
aged about 31 years. Joseph, who died since his father,
intestate, unmarried and without i- -ue Dennis Duff, aged
about 2*J yens. John, about 2o years. Peter
aged about 31 years, Orace Ann, ajred about Jl years
1 Mat garet, aged about 10 veirs.and Maruwos James, sged
lab >ut yens, all of wh an 112 le in Hen. field t -wn-lnp,
• r.utlerc iintv. Thefa'l real eitato cott.-istsof one hm<-
| died and fifty acres of land, nt .re .. r lens, bounded n>l th
i |.y Baxter, *a.-<t by Jame< Kelly, south by Patrick
Tobln. nnd we-t by Miles (Jallaher, in' learfield town-
Khip, Butler county, Pa. Take notice that an Inquest
will be held at the dwelling house of the late Dennis |
Duff, d*-c d.. In Clearfiold township, on Wednesday, the
2:ui day of November, IMH, at 10 o'cbiek. a. nt., of said •
' day.for the purpose of making partition of the real es
j tale 1 I -aid decvdetit, to andtiin >lig his legal representa
' tives, if the same can be divided without prejudice or
I ►pol.a.i the wh-de, otherwise to value and appraise the
vune me »nling to law. at which time an ! pl.u-e you are
required to attend if you think proper.
W O; 111'.ACKENRIDOE,
1 Sheriff's office, Butler, Ocl. 20,1804. Sh'ff.
Writ of Pni-titloii.
! V the tnatU-r of the Partition "112 the real estate of
Thomas Kiinstroug, doc d. In the Orpliana' Court of
, Iti.tier cotin'v. No. M. Match Term, lbo4. Sept. 28,
| IMH. filed and confirmed nisi
Th'Coiniu .nwealth of I'ettn ylvania—T.» the heirs and
1 leiral representatives of Thomas Armstronv. dee'd., to
| wit: F.om\ Artn.-t :-<>ni;. widow, and Bavid H. At mstiotig,
1 Samuel Ai lostronu. Jainc* Armstrong. Susanna Artn
; 0,....... •i.teMu.iiT.ed with John C .M N. O. W. A1 11-
-1r .1,- Rebecca, intermarried with An-hibald M ( line,
rboin.'Ls Armstrong, Francus Jane Armstrong, Alex. W.
Armstrong, and Mary Ann Armstrong. You, and each of
j j-ou, ar-e berebv eiteii t>. appear before our Judges at an
I Orpl ins'c. mi. t I 'hi Id at Butler, in aud forfchecoiin
' tv - t Butler, on th<* flivt Monday of December next, it
i beitiu the .";li -la *■ t ioj m • i:: fi. I I .-pt Of refit-.' the
I | « !.i-< at the nppt.i •> 'cent, or rliow cattKe %hy the
I -utile shot I 1 11. t be sold, lly the Colli t.
\\ AT. ON' J. YOU NO,
1 Butler, Oct. 10.18 CI. Cl'k.ol o. C.
I To all of Which, the h its and b'g il representatives of
j Thotn is AlniHtlon,', dee'd., are berebv tequired to take
notice. W.O. UllA< KENIIIDGK,
! Sherirs office, Butler, Oct. 20, i st4. »h'ff.
Writ of ji'ai-iitioii.
IN the matt t of the Partition of the real estate of
xutthew Smith, dee d. In the Orphans' Court of
1 Butler it v. No. 06. March Term. 1801. Sept. 28,
IS. I, Ino hi-.i tioti filed and confirmed nisi.
i The COIIIIU •uwealth ol Pennsylvania—To the helmand
! legal repr-'ntatii. <■ I Matthew Siiiith, d< d„ to wit:
Mat n . intrrinirried with V\ m. >t » v. Wtu. Bay. Matthew ;
j Bay, John Ray. Robert Rsy. Nancy Ray, intermai 1 ied
I wiih Samuel I■ u ild->n. liliv.ah-th Ray, children of Ann !
Smith.(llav.i dee'd.. John Mtuilli, Margaiet. intermarried j
I with Win. M'Oai vey.HUidman Mellon. Isaiah Mellon,and |
I Scott Mellon, children of Jane Smith, (Mellon.) dee'd , ,
I Naiu-v, Intel man ietl with Jaun s Story.and fcliz iheth, ill- I
1 tenuariled with Thomas M ' leery. S 0., herehj ■ :
, ted to appear l-> I u•• ■ -ur Judges, at an Orphan'.' Couit. to
; bo held at Butler, ill and for the c.unity of Butler, on the
fl:-t M mday of December n.'Xt, it being tlis oth day * 112 j
I -aid month, to sc-ept or refuse tile premises at the ap- j
pi ai eiuent, or sh »w cause whv tile same should n >t be
112 H 0.1. lly the Court. WATSON J. YOCNO,
i Butler, Oct. I'd, W'4. crk. of o. 0.
! To all of which, the heirs and legal representatives of
, Matthew Smith, dee d., are hereby required to take II«H
u ti. e. Wo. BItACKENRIDOi:,
1 Sl.ei iff's office, Butler, Oct.
BUTL.tn, PA.
rni! I 11 Teim of this Institution will open on TI'KS- •
1 BAY. the Sth day of November next, and continue 1
11. - ■ irge for tuition will He the same as during the |
Rev. J.s. BoVl»! A. M„
Oct. 10,186P:r,t. Principal.
Notice to Collectors.
N r OTICK is h. nby given to all Collectors who are in I
arrears with the Treasurer of Butler county, prior
to til e ye ir lf«t. that p»Miie-»i mvrt le made 011 or In
f ire tn'e M-eoud week of December Court next. Afte -
this time, lam authorized by the Coiniu>».-ioi)ers, to j
pl-a-e the accounts in the hand- of the Sheriir. The de- !
minds upon the Treasury are of such a character, that !
tin \ mtut bo met. St 1 let coin] bunco with the above
is tctjuested, ad I will cilery it out with t t ng.ird to
pf'-sw. N. WALK BR, Treasurer.
Treus. office, Oct. IJ. ISO 4.
I
Cloaks, Sacques, Circulars and Shawls. «~|
]DR ESS AND MILLINERY GOODS, J
% A SB\V 4 Glilll'liETK STUCK JUST OPKSKD, S
x -r ; O
M ». T. PAPK.& CO. 'r '
\ i lEcTSiLiiIEIBa ♦'' L |
Cloth for Cloaks.
~ LOST. ~ .
i \' the Fair ground*, on I hi- second day of the Fair. a
I Hair Bracelet, with altntry gold clasp roulainlng a
lirililuot net. The tinder will receive one duller reward
by leaving it at thin utlice. Mr*. !3. J. TIMBLIN,
Executors Xotiee.
N'OTICK is* herebv given, that letters Testamentary
have been issued to the undersigned on the estate of
.Irtmee Ma«ee, late of Peon Tp.d.-cd. All pers.,in. there
fore knowing themselve* indebted to said eetate, are re
quested to make immediate payment, and those lutviflg
claim* to preeeot against the mine will present theui
properly authenticated for settlement.
JoSKl'll DOUTHKTT.
JOHN MAOKE.
Oct. stli l/*'4. Eneotott.
Strayed or Stoleu.
IjIROM the residence of the subscriber in Muddy Creek
) Jj Tp., llutler Co. Pa., on the !'th of Octol>er, i .Sabbath
i night) i>ne marc 2 years old, arising >l, brown slightly min
gled with white hair# about the bead and neck, full faro
and a ecnr of a kick on the left hip. Aiiy person giving
information that will lead to the recovery of the mare,
will be satisfied l<-r their trouble.
Oct. 12 lS64::tf. M. W. KEXNKDY.
4*-TO VOLCMTKEB.—Volunteers will be accepted
and c<>uut«d on the quotas of the present call up to the
Ust practical moment before the drafted men are accept
| *>d, and sent to rendezvous.
j Township* and &üb..u.stricts which have not filled their
j quotas, are urged to do so at once.
j All time that can possibly be given, will be allowed,
i but the l)i aft will commence as soon after thcstb of Sep
| tember as practicable.
Credits will bo given end Government bountv paid to
Voluateora until further notice. Uy ordor
Capt. RICIIARD DODGE,
Sth V. S. Infantry, A. A. 1». M.General.
J. W.JUEKJW.
Capfain ipi TrttdH Mar., 28d Dl»t., Fa
,«»pt. 7, I*64::*
Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
rovirnßD i* is-10.
AND
Incorporated by Legislative Charter,
m Uhl mJ m •— I M-- 0 m -U.l
of the kind IN TIIF. CNTON, conducted by a practical
BUSINESS M AN. Our highest commercial authorities,
Kitst and West, pronour.ee his sv-tein of Bo< k keeping
nnequaled—comprehending every dcpaitmeat of busi
ness. and yet so skilfully condensed that the attentive
student masters the whole in six or eight weeks, it cou
■ists of
STOCK BOOKS,
j closed once with a loss and twice with s gain—exhibit
ing by three different meth>*i9, the transfer of old to
new books.
PARTNERSHIP BOOKS,
I conducted by three different methods, exhibiting the
I transfer of old to now book*, with the introduction of a
j new partner. Ami practically illustiatiug the
PIIIVATK LEDG KR,
by means of which the results of the business are kept
out of the general books, for the use of the partners on
ly. Tin- bo ik is n«»t even named elsewhere. The settle
ment Of Partnership Books by
SI NO 1,12 ENTRY,
with six practical Illustrations, exhibiting the books re
op.-tied by Double-Entry. A concise rule for rectifying
DERANGED DOUBLE-■ ENTRY BOOKS,
with six speciflcations. The gain or loss found, and the
books correctly re-opened. The learner Is also exercised in
OPENING BOOKS,
from eight specifications, including special condit'ons not
often mot with inbusiuess. Also, a borious of exercises in
CLOSING BOOKS,
from new nnd peculiar specifications. The learner al»o
writes üb.»ut eighty
BUSINESS FORMS
of Pr.-missary Notes, Judgment Notes, Drafts, Orders, j
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P. DUFF & tCWfi Frluelpala.
June 1,1*64: Imly. Fltt*t?irfh, l'eoa'a.
1864. New Goods! 1864.
» LAHOE AND WKLLSKLECTED STOCK OF
A
Splendid Seasonable Goods,
Just received and for Sale at the
USTZETW" STORE OU 1
WEBER & TROUTMiN,
Boyd'* Building, corner of Main A Jefferson st*.
BUTI.ER, PA.,
Consisting of Dry Goods, such u» FINE DELAINS,
CASIIMISRKB,
•ud COli LUGS,
ALAPACA9,
KIXTS, BALMORAL SKIHTS
n gonoral aAortment uf
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
of the finest quality
BONNETS, RIBBONS, LACES,
and all kinds of Trimmings.
A largo assortment of GENTS. IV Alt E, such as
CLOTHS,
CASSIMKRES
SATINETTS, JEANS,
CATTOXADES, &c.
Hfftcly- M iulo < 'lot li 1 ii|f,
HATS iLISD CAPS
Of the v«ry latest Stylet.
A largo and well selected Stock uf
BOOTS & SHOES,
Hardvvare t Queens ware,
CROCKERY, GROCERIES,
And a Genuine Article of STRAINED IIONUV,
All of which will ho Hold cheap for
CASH, or COUNTRY PRODUCE
WEBER & TEOUTMAN.
April 13, lS04::0ino.
A ppniiHCfiK'nt J^lnt.
rpiTK following Appraisement Ll-ls, under the Fifth
I Section of the Art f.f April 14th. IK," I.have been
filed in the office of the dork "112 the Orphans' Court, vlr :
V>. I..lnneTerm. iho4. Mrs Kllen SUliwa- u, widow of
Jacob Stlllwngon. «h»c d. Personal property to the ain't
of s•".».so G W Stlllivagon * Vlam Stlllwngon, Kx'rs
No 2, June Term. ISOI. Mrs Chrlstlntia Kerner. widow
of John Kerner, dec.d. Personal prupertv to thoaniuunt
of SJOO,O< •
Christiana Kerner A Jntnci Anderson, Ailm'rs
No 52, June Term, mt 112 Mrs Mai.v M KlnnK widow of
John M Kitini*,di c'd Personal property to the amount
of ?300,t)o Win Dick A MKluuis, Adm'iti
N•» June Term, DOI, Mrs Mary A Fowler, widow of
- i h l> Fowler,dee'd Personal property to the amount
of s.h)l.sft Mary A Fowler. Adm'x
No f.'i, Juir* Term, 1801. Mrs HCIH ICH M'Kiunis, widow
of Andrew M'Kitiuis, doe'd IVIMMIUI property to the
amount ot *P»,75 Rohoit M'Kiimh.' Adm'r
No 00. June T-rm, ISO 4, Mrs ElizalMl'.-rmi. k.
widow of Hugh MCormlck, dee'd Personal property t..
the amount of $112,(M1 j M U Wilson, Adm'r
Of which the credit irs, heirs, legatees, distributees,
and other* intero-.ted, will take notice and appear at the
ii-\t Term, t • wit: the F« nith Monday of September,
1864, and not Inter than the thiiddiv thereof, to show
cau>e against the same. Bv the Court.
WATSON J. Vol NO, Clerk.
Butler, August .'ll, IStll
AiICHJUALD
Attorney at Law,
VEXANCiO C'Ol NTY, PA.
Office one door North of KINNEAU HOUSE.
Jinie 1804::Onio.
J. D. M'J ON KIN,
Attorney at Law.
Also licensed Claim .Igcnl,
I Office with E. M'Junkin. Esq., opposite the Pennsyl
vania Hotel, Butler, Pa.
! ESremit s OF FAsiiibY,
OX M A IN HTIIKKT,
Opposite Boyd's Buildings. Sutler.
milK undersigned \\ iuld respectfully inform his old
|. friends and tin; public generally, that is constant
ly iti receipt of the very Intent F».«hions, and is fully pre
parod at ail time* to execute all kinds of work in hi* line
of business in a neat and woi kmanlike manner, and will
be Imppy to attend to ail who may give him a call.
A N McCANDLESS.
• Jan. 0, T?04:::tf
KseenldrN A'oiiee.
ESTATE or JOHN JACK, Dxc'O.
\\TIIEREAS Lett«mTo famentary with the Will nn
>> nevd. have thisday I— n duly issued by the Reg
ister to William M. Gruham, LM|. Executor of John
Jack, late of Washington t >wnship, dee'd., then 112 re all
persons ludehted to the estate of said deceilent, aie ro
■l nested to make immediate payment, and those having
ciaiuis or demands against the same, will present them
properly authenticated fcr eettleoum
Aug. 34. 1864, flt« W M M tOUA HAM, Ex'r.
W* H- RIPELY,
i Attorney and Counsellor at Law, !
A\T 11.1.. with the leaat possible delay, attend to all bu- i
: sim-ssentrusted U* Ids c.ire. ('oi.l.ht Tl<»NSprompt- I
ly made. Also, General sty'*/for the Butler County Mu
tual Fire Insurance Company, oflice with John M.
Thompson, Es«j„ nearly op(>u«ite the Post Office. Main St.,
ltiTi-ra. P%, [April i:t. lS«»4::ff.
New Goods, New Goods.
\ LARGE EOT OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
PLAIN AND FANCY DKESS GOODS,
I VfcltY CHEAP,
DE LANES, ADLPACA9,
M Kill NOES,
COiILGUS,
; PLAIDB,
POPLINS, Ac , Ac.
Long and Square Shawls.
LADIES CLOAKS.
NEI hi Kg, 11 ATo and HOODS,
PLAIN A BARRED FLANNELS,
BALMOKAL SKI UTS.
HOOP SKIRTS,
. LADIES SHOES, GLOVES\
GAUNTLETS,
HE.\D DRESSES,
COMBS COLLARS, Ac,
Men's Wear,
CLOTIUNO,
BOOTS A SHOES,
WOOLEN JACKETS
READY-MADE SHIRTS
, Cloth, Tweeds, Heavy Jeana. Corduroy®, Caw:nets, and
Over-Coating Ac., Jiut received by
JAMES A. NEG LEY.
South end of towu, oppoaito Ziuiuieruian'i Hotel.
Sept. *iß, 15&4:.4t
LOST. *
- Wednesday, Augutt 31, lftft4, a Gold Specimen
1 \ } Breast Pin, somethlug in the shape of a heart. The
finder will be liberally reward*! by leaving tt at the Of
lWof tlfe.Ajuerlriu <.ltlren,<*i th rt »ubwil»er
; Sept 3H M. fcUIRA
U. S. 7-30 Loan.
Titr. Secretary of the Treasury gl*o» notice that sub
sct iptlona will bo received for Coupon Treasury Note*,
payable three years from Aug. 16th, 18C4, with semi-an
nual Interest at a rate of seven and three-tenth* per
cent, per annum—principal o»l Interest both to be paid
in Inwful money.
These notes will bo convertible at the option of the
holder at maturity, Info six per cent, gol J bearing bunds,
payable not lew than five nor more than twenty years
from their date, aa the Government may elect. They
will be Isjuod In denominations of $. r io, floo, f&00, $1,009
andff/,000, aud all subscriptions must be for fifty dollars
or somo multiple of fifty dollars.
The notes will be transmitted to the owuers free of
transportation charges na soon utler the receipt of the
original Certificate of Depoalt aa they can be prepared.
As the notes draw iuterent from August 15, persons
making dop<*its subsequent to that dato must pay the
Interest accrued from dute of note to date of deposit.
Parties dep .siting twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these note* at any one lime will be allowed |
a commission of one-<|uarter of one per cent., which will
be paid by the Treasury Department upon the receipt of
a bill for the amount, certified by the officer with whom
the deposit was made. No deductions for commissions
must be mado from the deposits.
Special Advantages of This Loan.
IT IS A NATIONAL SAVIN*;* BAND, offering u higher rate
of interest than any other, ami Ih s but itrurity. Any
savings batik which pays its depositors in U. 8. Notes,
considers that It is paying in the beat circulating medium
of the country, and It cannot pay In anything better, foi
its own nas'iN are either in government ■eeurltlee or iu
notes or bonds payable In gevernment paper.
It is eqaally couveniet na a temporaly or permanent
investment. The notes can always be sold for within a
fraction of their faco and accumulated Interest, and are
the best security with banks as collaterals for dix' uuts- .
Convartiblo into a Six per cent. 5-20 Oo!<l Hond.
In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes for
three years, this privilege of conversion I* now worth
about three percent, per unnnm, f>r the current rate for
5-30 Bonds Is not less than nini ptr cent, premium, and
before the war the premium in six per cent. I/. 8. stacks
was over twenty per cent. It will be seen that the ac
tr.al profit on lonn. at the present market rate, Is not
thau ten pqr cent, per antiuin.
Its Exemption from State or Municipal Taxation.
But aside from till the advantages wo ha"o enumera
ted, a special Act of Congress exempli all bonds awl
Treasury notes from tucal taxation. On the average,
this exemption is worth übout two per cent, per annum,
'fccording to tho rate of taxation in various parts of the
country.
It id believed that no securities offer so great induce
ments to lender* as those Issued by the government.—-
lit all other forms of indebtedness, the faith or ability
of private parties, or stock companies, or soparute com
munities, ouly, Id pledged fur payment, while tho whole
property of the country Is held to secure the discharge
of all the obligations of the Uuiled Stales.
While the government offers the most liural terms
for Its loans, it believes that the very strongest appeal
will be the loyalty and patriotism of tho people.
Duplicate certificates will be Issued for all deposit*.— j
The party depositing must endorse upon the original ,
certificate the denomination of notes required, and
whether they aro to bo issuod itr blank or pay aid a to or
der. When so endorsed it must be left with the officer
receiving the deposit, to bo forwarded to the Treasury
Department.
'SUBSCRIPTIONS WIU. BE RCCIITSD by the Troasuror o
tho United States, at Washington, tho several Assistant
Treasurers and designated Depositaries, and by the
First INn 11 onul Hunk of
Allegheny City, Pa. Firat, Second, and Third National
Banks of Pittsburgh, Pa., and by all National Banks
which are depositaries of public money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will giro further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
U. S. Collector's Notice.
H AVING received th<! Annual List of Licences.Taxes
••n Incomes. Carriage*. Silver Plate, Ac., under tho
C. ri. Internal Revenue Laws, for the .'id Division of the
-•H District. Ponna., comprising the county of Butler, I
will attend f..r tho pnrpo e •.f receiving of said tax"*.
Ac., at my office, ill the borough of Butler, from the'i3d
of August, IWV4. to the 19th of September, IS6I, also at
the following places:
Saturday, *ept. 10, ISr.t. fr. m 9 to 12 o'clock, a. tu., at
Kelly's Store. Buffalo town.-hip.
Same day.from 1 to 4 o'clock, p. in., at the Si -re of E
AlaulhofT, Esq., Saxonbur^.
Monday, Sept. 12. 1m,,4. from 3to 12 o'clock, a.m.
F »b view, at Adam's JUotol.
Jay, fiom 1 to U o'clock, p. m , Miller»town, at
J loch's Hotel.
Tuesday, Sept. 13, ISO 4, from 8 to 12 o'clock, a.m.,
Snnbwy, at A. M ilson's Store.
Same day, {Vom 2 to 4 o'clock, p. m., II rrNvllle, at
Kerr's Hotel.
\\»dni -,day, Sept. 14,1504, C'entrevllle,at Eyth's Hotel.
Thurwbiv, Sept . 10, lyil, froin S to I'i o'leock, a. m.,
Potren-vllle. at Clivr 's Hotel.
Same day.from 2 to 4 o.clock, p. m , Prospect, at Mrs.
liredlh's Hotel.
Friday A Saturday, the 10th and lTtli of Sept. 1864, at
Zelietiopie, at Bastlau's Hotel.
Monday, Sept., li. IHOL Gh«do Mill, from 12 to 4 o'clock
p. m ,at Cooper's II >tol, after which time tho penalties
prescribed by law. w ill be strictly enforced.
Payment must bo tuadu in U. S Money.
B.C. McABOY,
Dep. Col.,ud Div., 2!kl Dist.
Butler, Aug. 24. 1804.
11. S. Fifther's Improved
FRUIT CAIS,
Patene I N v. 12, 18G1, Aug. l'.». IS' 2, and Mm !• 22, 1*0;.
To lM*lia/i only of the subscriber, »«u Main St., BI.'T
DK.R. Pa., 4 doors North of M'Aboy's Store, where every
arti. !•• I TIN W ARE is kept in (. UKA I I i HIETY.
This can has been extensively used and found to be
porfeotly safe. Its great convenience will bo discovered
at first sight. The extensive facilities for manufactur
ing all its parts make it very cheap.
It is do • d by clamping a tin cap over and round the
opening, which is pressed upon a cenient-c.sited gasket,
cau-ing tho cement to melt by tlie heat uf the fruit; be
coming cold, it is perfectly sealed. It is close<l or open
ed in an instant, by hooking or unhooking a strait w iro
spring.
LADIES, and other*, are requested to call and exam
ine this unsurpassed Fruit Can.
WM. 8. ZIEGLER.
Butler, July 13. lSo4::tf.
J AS. MCELWAIN WM. rAMPBKL
M'EL VVAI X& CA MPIII3
M'liolesalr aitil Itetail
GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN
COUNTRY PRODUCE^
No. 161 FEDERAL STREET,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
March 00, lSM::2au>.
Heavy Artillery for One Year.
Col. Galop's New Regiment.
\\TE ore authorized by the War Department tore-
YY cruit a Company of Heavy Artillery for
Olio Year* to f->i m a part oft 01. Galop's New llegi
metit of HEAVY ARTILLERY, to be stationed in the
fortifications around Washington City. Hero is an <.-p
--portnnity to enter a
N KW ORGAN IZATION,
Serve your country—get a big bonuty—avoid the Draft
—and get get tlear of marching. Recruit* will be mus
tered into the Company immediately after receiving their
Looil Bounty from tho sub-district to which they are
credited. GEO. M. IRW IN,
CHAS. D. RHODES.
Head Quarters —
Pro vest Marshal Office. New Brighton, Pa., and R. Did
dle Young. 120 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh.
Aug. 24,1804::3t.
CHARLES MCCANM..ESS HCOH C. GRAHAM..
McCANDLESS & GRAHAM,
Attorneys' at Law.
Office on the South-west comer of the Diamond, Butler, Pa
Also, CLAIM AGENTS f*»r seciirins /teutons. Arrears
of M«y and Bounty JHbn*y, 112 r SoUdiers, or if they are
dead, for their legal reproeentative*. In prosecuting Sol
dier' i Claims, or thoao of their ItepresentHtivos, no charge
un.il collected.
i >ec. 9, lSthirttf.
3)27 C AEL ILLING"
I'liysieiaia and Surgeon.
Office In Boyd's Buildings, corner of Jefferson and Main
Strwts; tfAor ?onth of Dr. BAl's Drtig Smrft.
Sept. 7. l?ofc:tf. BUTLER, PA.
IHU4. IVEAVGOOD#, ldO<>,
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
AHD AS 009 D AJ TIC BKOT.
R. C. & J. L. M'ABOY.
Have juat roceived at their ostabliihment,
ON MAIN STREET, BUTLER, FA.,
A If wo iiid well selected stook of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
IltAft TBI rOLLOWIJId CIT4LOOCI ABt» Noftf tgaiuar.
PORTIIK LAUim
Alwny* on hand a Urge (lock of Ledfeegood*, aa«b aa
I CODKHO CLOTH,
ALPACAS.
DC LA N 18,
OfNGUAM ft,
PRINTS,
KJACfIIfFS,
NLIiJES,
GLOVES, 11.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
I
! Always on band Mack Clot lis, Fancy and filiw k r *n>
; mere*■ *}*'"'tta. ( 'n*dneta, Tw.«l>, PUiuimiruw* V#.
, ting*, rihii ting, etc., etc., etc.,
BEADY BADE OKOTBIWO,
'
iu«h u COATS, UNTI, VB3TSu,dotL«r fmmM
Itootv and Slioes,
| HATS, CAPS k NECKTIES,
and a variety of other article!
IIOiSEIIOLB UOODN,
1,, »• *>••; n>«* 1.. I Mu.11r,,, u„„ „,i
I/• * ." l '*• '' *'l«^tU» 112 Linen au 1 Hemp Tewela,
Carpute, Cui taina, Frh;ge, eto.
HAKDWARE, &G.
1 >.» VI M V * n ' l " r >f»tinr» or i.tbw torkj,
: Saw Mdl or other w iw,*, Smoothing Iron*. Locke, Hingae
. ft--..y >tn M\Al>< •?',<, whore you can buy ihom chVv.
i tiUn "y Kl ""«. Willie or
1 fXg" B "" k
j II" Vou WAST GROCEniE^
' r k-tij <Tl(ir iii»lltjr. iti. low r«te.„ t|,„, h ,j
j elsewhere la the county, go tothostore of
1 u„n.i«». ,0 '
PHOTOGRAPHS.
rillVK undersigned would reapectfhlly Inform the'pub-
I be, Hint ho IIM run.IHMJ the Phob. K raph Gallery
of.l. ( . Mn.Mij.lv. on Main Htreet, opposite Rovd'a Ruild
inj<i. whnruhoiN prepared to execute all work in the
Art < 112 Ph<-t. "graphing. at the shortest possible notice.
liw Recepffon Room is fitted up with neatneee and e!»
game, where he has a
Large lot of Very Fine Photographs,
which iti cf.pon f, r ln*p<■ tion to the public. Thou* «l«
siring life-like Photographa, will pbnae give us a r.ill
Hullor, Am. 17,1164::«f. " °
For Rats. Mica Roaches. Anis, Bed Bugs. M >l»
in Fur*, Woolons, &c., Insects on Plants, Fowa
mals. 4c.
Put up in 25c, 60c. and SI,OO Bo xaa. Bottles, and Flaaka.
|3 andsizes 112 >r HOTELS. PUBLIC HSRITI'TIOII, 4a.
"Onl> infallible remedies known."
" Free trom Poisons."
'• Not dangerous to the Raman Family.*
•• Rats come out of their hoi en to die.''
47*9"1 d whuleaale in all large cities.
4*--S.>blhy all Dmgxi-taaud Retailera "verywhera.
Vm"' R<"W:tre !!! <>f all worth lea* imitation*.
AfSee tli.it "C..-TVB8" nameboii each box, Cottle, aiUl
Ha.-k, befcre jon huv.
fS" Ad-h i-s. HENRY R. COSTAR.
9Jg- PRIN''H'AL DtPOT, 48'2BBOADWAT. NEW YORX.
Ha- Sold by J. C. RLIUCK. A CO.,
Wliolenale and Rutuii Agenta,
March23,l߀4::rnio. 4j*Kntkr, i'a.
Photograph Albums,
At pricea ranging from 50 C*nta v t»
ANEW FEATURE IX THE
D'DDX $1323ME23.
FAMILY RIULEfI FOR PHOTOGRAPH PICTURI*
A Lao—A general snpply of Pockot and Family Riblaa.
Call and see them at the Book Store of
11. C. HEINEMA*.
Rutler, Jnne 22,1564.
Information Concerning the Draft.
riIHE enrolled men of the iSVI Dtatrict. and all others
I int» re«ted, are respectfully informed that all enqui
ries on ordinary subject* connectxd with the Knrollment,
t Drift. Exemptions. Liabilities t.» Draft, Ctflitu, and ae
coiints of nien furnislied in this Diatriet, ah »nld be ad
r dreved t.« me, and not to the Provoat Marshal Oeneral.
J Upon the receipt <>f all communicationa containing en
quivies on subject*, the information will be
promptly furniabwi.
. By order of the Proroat Marshal General.
J. XV. KIItKER. Capt. 4 Fro.
Mar. ~'A ilia. Pa
Pro, Mar. Office, 23.1 Wa. Pa..
Alleghany city, Aug. 81, IBWdl.
YODELEY IIOI'SE,
WILLIAM VOGELEV. Propri.lor.
i rplIE underaiKDM would r<v|>ectfully inform the ptiblie
1 generally, that be ban erected a large and commodi
ous brick building, on th.< site of the old and well know® 1
houee, formerly cn:cupio«l by him as a Tav«m Stand. Ua ,
haa been at gr»*at expense iu erwting aud fbruishing hie j
new house, and Hatters himself that he is uuw prepared U>
acooaunodale all who mav dttsire to give bim a oall.—
Having ;»uiplf bouac room for one hundred peraoua, and
atublhtg f-.rat liwat fifty horse*.
Thankful Jof p««t patronage, ha would aak a coniiu»
anceof the nine. WM ViXJELMY.
Dec. 9, lS6.'i::tf.
i UNL'LNB LOI'JHVILLE LIME fr»r Mle
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PENNSYLVANIA
Electoral
TICKET
FOR
LINCOLN
AMD
JOHNSON.
Citizens and ntoldiers
Cut one out and ilepoiit it in the Ballot•
Buxon Tuesday the Bth of November.
Pennsylvania Union Electoral Ticket.
ELECTORS,
Morton M'Michsql
Tliomaft Cunninghaiu
Robert P. King
(}. Morrison Coatei
Henry Bumm
William 11. Kern
Barton 11. Jenks
Charles M. Rank
Roliert Parke
William Taylor
John A lliestand
Richard JI. Coryell
Edward Ilaliday
(Jharlea F. Head
Elian W. Hale
Charles 11. Shrioer
John Winter
David M'Conaughy
Havid W. Wood*
Itiiae Benson
John I'atton
■Samuel B. Dick
Everard Bierer
John P. Penney
Eheuezsr M'Junkin
John W. Blanchard
Penusylvauia Union Electoral Ticket.
ELECTORS.
Morton M'Michael
Thomas Cunningham
Bobcrt P. King
(}. Morrison Coato*
Henry Bumm
William 11. Keru
Borton 11. Jeuks
Charles M. Kunk
Robert Parke
William Taylor
John A Ileistand
Richard H. Coryell
Edward Haliday
Charles P. Bted
Eliiia W. Hale
Charles 11. Shriu.r
John Wister
I)avid M'Conaughy
David W. Wood* m
Isaac Benson
John Patton
.Samuel B. Dick
Everard Bierer
John P. Penny
Ebenezer M'Janki j
John W. Blanchard
Pennsylvania Union Electoral Ticket.
ELECTORS.
Morton M'Michael
Thomas Cunningham
Robert P. King
fr. Morrison Coates
1 Henry Bumm
William H. Kern
Barton 11. Jenks
Charles M. Runk
Robert Parke
William Taylor
John A. Ileistand
Richard 11. Coryell
Edward Haliday
Charles F. Read
Elias W. Hale
Charles 11. Shriner
John Wister
David M'Conaughy
David W. Woods
Isaati Bejisou
John Patten
Samuel B. Dick
Everard Bierer
John P. Penney
Ebenezer M'Junkin
John W. Blanchard
Pennsylvania Union Electoral Ticket.
ELECTORS.
Morton M'Michael
Thimias Cunningham
Robert P. King
O. Morrison Coates
Henry Bumm
William 11. Kern
Barton 11. Jeuks
Charles M. Runk
Robort Parke
William Taylor
John A. Iliestand
Richard H. Coryell
Edward Haliday
Charles F. Read
Eiias W. Hale
Charlea H. Shriner
John Wister
David M'Conaughy '
David W. Wood*
Isaac Benson
John Patton
Samuel B. Dick
Everard Bierer
John P. Peuney
Ebenezer M
•Jiihn W. ltTanch«rd