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/ Altcf some lufluer remarks the vote was
taken on the motion 10 postpone the case Of
Mr.. Cameron, and Il resulted as follows:
Ayes cssrs. Brandon, BledsOe, Brittle,
! Dunaway, Faulkner, Freeman, Gaut, Hood
Jarvis, L wis, Murphy, Nicks, Ordwsy
/ Pearson, Richards Scales, Simmons, Steele
Travis, Thomas, of Coffee, Thomas, of Ben
ton and Humphreys, Waters, Of Madison,
/ Willis-24
| Noes-Messrs. Anderson, Arneli, Baker,
Blackman, Carter, Coward, Donaldson, Dug
/ gan, Doughty, Dowdy, Elliott, Fuson, Gar
ner, Gilmer, Grove, Grimmett, Hudson, In
man, Jones, of Greene, Kerchival, Mason,
Maxwell, McEair, Melton, MSS, Normsn,
| Porter, Puokett, Raulston, Rogers, Simmer
| ly, Shultz, Smith, of Har1eman, Smith, Of
Obion, Snodderly, Thornburg, Underwood,
Water, Of Wilson. Walker, Welsh, Will
liams. Wines, Woodeoek, Woods-43.
The question was then taken on the mo-
ton to non-concur, aud it resulted as fol-
lows:
Ayes-Messrs. Anderson, Baker, Black
man, Carter, Donaldson, Doughty, Duggan,
/ Elliott, Garner, Gilmer, Grove, Hudson,
i Inmau, Jones, Of G. Gene, Kerchival, Mason,
Maxwell, McNair, Melton, Norman, Porter,
Pueket Raulsion, Rogers, Smith, of Harde-
man, Smith, OF ObiOn, SnOdderly, Thorn
| burgh, Underwood, Waters, Of Wilson,
Walker, Welsh Wines, WoOdeock, Woods.
SIS.
Noes-Messrs. Brandon, Bledsoe, Brittle,
Coward, Dowdy, Dunsway, Faulkner, Free
man, Fusou, Gaut, Hood, Jarvis, Lewis,
Moss, Murphy, Nioks, OrdWay, Pearson,
Richards, Scales, Simmons, Symmetry,
Shultz, Steele, Travis, Thomas, Of Coffee,
Thomas, Of Benton and Humphreys, Wat
ters, Of Madison, Willisms, Willis, Speaker
Heiskel.-SI.
Mr.. Wines then offered the following.
Resolved, That il is the sense Of this
House, that c. S. Cameron is not eligible 70
q seat in the same. as . member Of this
general assembly, by reason of ineligibility.
Mr.. Steele moved to amend, by instruct
ing members whose seats were contested,
no. 20 vote.
! AR. Raulston moved to lay the amend
ment on the table. Carried, ayes IS, noes
The vote was then taken on the resolu.
ton Of Mr.. Wines, and it resulted as fol
lows:
Ayes.-Messrs. Anderson, Baker, Black
man, Carter, Coward, Donaldson. Doughty,
Dcwdy, Duggan, Elliott, Fusou, Garner,
Gilmer, Grove, Inman, Jones, Of Greene,
Kerehival, Mason, Maxwell, MeNair, Mel
ton, Norman, Porter, Puckett Raulston,
Rogers, Smith, Of Hsrdemsn, Smith. Of
0bion, snodderly, Thornburgh, Underwood.
Waters, Of Wilson, Walker, Welsh, Wines,
WoOdcock, Woods.-Ss.
Noes.-Messrs. Arnell, Brandon, Bledsoe
Brittle, Dansway, Faulkner, Freeman .Gaut,
Hood, Hudson, Jarvis, Lewis, Moss, Muir
ply, Nicks, ordway, Pearson, Richards,
Scales simmons, Symmetry, ShultE, Steele
Travis, Thomas, Of Coffee, Thomas, Of Ben
ton and Humphreys, Waters. Of Madison,
Williams, Willis, Speaker Heiskell.--S0.
The resolution was accordingly carried
and Mr.. Cameron was ousted from his seat
Adjourned til Monday morRing At 10
o'clock.
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s'f Thousand acres Of land IN Arkansas,
bsloag ug 10 the er rebel General Gideon J.
LuloN, which has been held as abandoned
Piopei's lor some time past By the Govern
neAb hts been restored 20 its original
owner.
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The Mobile Tribuns Is candid. i saws
I'VE, the South, really sought the var, sud
We have 10 right 70 grumbls.
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Humphrey Mtrshsll intends 70 become 6
member Of the New Orleans bar. He viii
certainly add great weight tot.
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Lost.
One Gent Reward

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, two aPPresnilced
III, boys, sns named ANDREW MEDLEY, sgee
about IL or Is years; the otaer nAHie1 Mn ~
JONEE AGED is years They were both bound 70
me b. the Warren county County Court unit they
were twanfv-nue years old, to learn the saddiery
business. fhe above reward, and no thanks, WI
he Tals for their a. prehension and delivery 10 me
at McMinnve, Tennessee. A. r. StSEEh
oct22-W3t
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For Sale.

A HOUSE AND LOT, within f ty steps Of The
"a Capitol, Oh Vine street, and neHr the crossing
Of Cedar and fronts the state grounds 50 that the
front view Can never be ObstrCct and the country
can be seen for uileS-having an alley on the SIDE
snd back end. The ground ascends back 50 that
no building In the rear will ever obstTuet the view
or air. There il tenement on the back eud, rent
ing for Sls per month"; and the front building could
have been rented this year for $1,000. Those who
have u rent would do vel 10 bu', As the property
would psy back the purchase no1ey in twelve and
a half years: Apply, on the premises, TO
c. NJ. COWARDIN.
So Also, various other lots TO lease.
oct22-lW
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City Taxes.
Notice.

ALL unpaid taxes due and past due to the Cor
Pofst on O this CITY must be psid on or before re
nrst day q November next. OF suits vii be brought
A. B. sHANkLAND,
cc'2l-it CITY Revenre Collector.
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CIOTHING

DAMS from s. 50 70 SIS; Co.'S g % So Froek
II and Ovsrcoa 3, Hats, kopts. sncess &c We
sre receiriug large Goes EumeutS q bNery ~
scnpt.on % Msrchssdise when Ne VII scii as los
ESQ SHIELDS a 90,
No s. a =, coileCe street.
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9Ew advertisements.
FOR SHERIFF.
Boarder's Wanted.

We are aulhorizsd 20 announce EOsCU SIX
BRANCH a. 8 csndidsts for Sheriff Of nsvisso
eousty, At the ensuing Aar.h election oct2a-
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NAsHvILLEANp DECATUR
5,ssssx
RAILROAD LINE,

ON and aRer MONDAY, October Esd and IN
" al mItheT notice, Passenger Trains will run a.
follows:
Leave Nashville Broad street Depot for Decatur
and Huntsville at T.30 q IN.
Retnrning-Leaye Decatur 81 sos an; arriving
ct Nashville &c $40 pm.
Accommodation 1ran for Columbia lesves Nash
vile, tBrnad etreet DapOtl at % pm.
Returning. leave Columbia al 7.30 am; arriving
at Nashville NJ 10 m.
Trans stop NJ All intermediate Stations
Trains run from Uecatur 10 JonesboIo, on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. l2s miles, con-
ectng with stags Inc Tor Tuscumbia thence BY
Memphis and Charleston Rsilrcad 70 Memphis
oct22-f J. h. POTTER, een'i suD't
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DIED.

Al The residence q her daughter Nrs De Zeral-
loss, slsl inst, Ms. CAraA1ISt wlSsroS HAaKS,
vic q Henry Hagen. deceased.
Her faneru viii Jake place to-day. tsuneAyl Oct.
"a, 81 II O'Clock, m. Divine service BY Rev. Mr.
Ferguson. Rsistions and friends invites to attend.
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A RARE CHANCE
To PURCHASE
MINERAL LANDS.

VI + have for sale, FOR a limited time only, rich
" tract Of Copper Land, adiscent IN the celehra-
ted 81 Duck TOsu Mines, in Polk county in this
State VIII Oh were actively worked before the war,
and SIRE nov in operation returniuga rich yield Of
Copper, aod icing the only Copper Mines now
worked in this State
The emit 70 property viii b. sold for the smsn
sum Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, or 10
FIFTEEN SHARES % ONE THOUSAND DOL
Lass EACH, % triug q withI1 the reach Of part e.
desiring to maFe smal investment
Says Mr. SaffArd, the State Geo.oUst, in his re-
port 1855 1--WE would espe-isly call the attention
Of those interes ed In metalIerOus r Eicn7 else
where in the sta to the character presented by
the Duckt0wn veins.
Within area not more than SIX miles
long and half as wide, there are at least seven or
eight dstspct and remarkable veius md ihe prof. a.
ntY Il that ;here are others IN the ssmc region ald
noin.ty yet und' scoversr.
Some ofit containing as high as o. per
cent OF metallic copper.
seven u the uines produced in Sep
tembsr, 1855, L. o9,i77 lhs, or htue mole than
s07h tons.
We feel justified in regarding these mines IS q
great value" The mineral interest IN this tract
when properly developed, ought readily 90 br ng a
Quarter of Million Of Dollars, and offers much
Rreater inducements for soon and quick prch
Tran any Petroleum lands Ia q g market
map sho wing the location Of the lands, with ge-
oloRicsl report may be seen 81 our Office where all
desired information IN regard othe property can 0e
oh aimed. octl4 Wv W MATT BROWN co.
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10000.

. No I BRICK Na~hine is for sale, which e ca
a psfie Of making 20. 09o bIiek per osy' Motlds'
Pick=, ShoVels, BsrroWs. elc;i ll nl1lS ~
- 4s Public Square.
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Auction Sale Of Government
Cattle.

OFFICE COMMIssARY SUBSISTENCE, /
EDaEFIEID, Tenn Oct. soth, 1865.
4 WILL offer sor sale st Public Auction, st the
L CsvalTy LepOt in Edgehel 2, Tenn. on the 18th
daY OF October 1855, (74) seVeniy-ionT head con
deinnsd ii. S. Bee Cattle. IN So cattle aIs al well
brozeu for work.
Sale 70 commence st o'clock, pm. Terms,
J. a. COLTmAN,
oct22-td Capt and c 5.
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a Gard.

PoLANDrs VARIETY THEATRE
NASHVILLE, Get q, 1850 J
VYHE Partnership herst1fore existisg betEeen
Z the Undersigned has tbs day been dissolved b
mutual consent II W POLAND.
+ ID. SkIFF-
Mr., F. D. sk n viii hereafter be the responsible
Mauagsr, and ali debs vail be paid By him,
Oot22 Nv
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DENTAL NOTICE.
county cOuri Clerk.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE ToN
w c. CRuNE az a candidate ior County Court
Cierk, % Davidson County, Il he ensuing hsrch
elccnon- eeh
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Public sale.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Chaueery Court Of
ID Robertson county, there vii be sold At Public
Ssie on The ga December next, on The premises 10
Uheathsm county, that valuable prcpe ~ En0Wn as
the Sycamore Cotton and Powder Mills, consisting
OF about 800 aires OF land. together with AL the
machinery, and other personal effects attached 70
the same.
For Information alb lut the property, enquire of R.
B. Cheatham, Nashville, or Of ). Natson, IS ca
more Mills" octZz-lm
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A FEW "GEErLEMEN" csu Re accomnoda-
"a ted with good bosri, in ErFs'e family, st no
Cherry street three doors below the Post Once
oh the same SIDE Also Anew for lodging.
ocf22-lm
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DOCTOR McCILL,
ROTaEIC PHVSICiAE,
Il TIE TREATMENT OF DHEasEal u
GR0WNrNG BIN WITH 4uoChH -
OTHER STATES, AB III ~ -
NASHVILLE, TENNEHkE-

For further information in regard 10
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 STu'
ks THERAPEUrICs and MATEzIA hEpIcl,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1901
the best work in the United States
where you viii find DR.. McGilfs name
standing parallel with the best medieal
men Of the age in the treatment Of de-
eases Of women. For all diseases in ms
advertisement, satisfaction IL guarAn'
teed With my general practice trea'
the following
UhFonic Cases
lin ..eeschon, Rhaumsasui, AHschoas o ai
Lunes; Diseases Of ne Throat, tEoled 100
BHH limbs, Fieunsy, Pans, Uicerat O.Eeeii eis'-
Diseases Of the HoErt and LIVER lnealll9.
he stomach, heuraiFa, klng's EFl ei -
Dasfsess- Diseases q ne Eyes, Ds1aizied y
TENS. DFspspa1a o. indgeEnons and Os1sl.aP -
1900 vIih az Private Diseases -
Diseases OF the Urinary organ"
70 sac ladies'
An aF.ofona 81 ne womb irsaisd vim suot.>
T6ogs Ma7Tiad IaGiee Who have been 20 ulels
ssia 10 uaisczrry or prove abortion ca - -
10 her nj time iound pregnant, By EfiHa -
can -,
4ttIllIhNa =.
FrunE Narrisd LadIas whose Hlal1liilll -
bern nsi % ming forth IN due saEaoni felr
f5of - sid you should multiply and replsa-.-
lhis ID your desire you ca eonaut - -. -
i9ifar Or IN person. No lady over thfil- -.
Of age need maEe application Al conn -
by latiar or person strictly eohEdsanA'
Eight Emissions Cared
you.s Nan, SOP besors you furihuf - = ..',
- arItlacf % Man. thara = no d.lea- -
Il rrra A. Night Emiraonas and pnlas-r -
80 tnaf undcrsiant traa1ng li and p - .iS
~ 81 have cured do1cn1 Ia ms ciifi -.
IL lfIFrrruf 8iatel Who nave apeut dolaf - L.
Ar and are nov vel cured hy ne - -.
eelvrr letter. and sending nedicine % ~ -
fha country. In word, el loai are - -
~ v1F, snd vii eve ne q ealli ~ - y
f,sfon los al 81 ne dlanssaa 5uenlonai > - -
TrriisaFnant The bssi oi rGiafeaoaa -
city.
Da. EoaILk,
u.ion street. NashF.ile, les .
..s-fs 81 u,s~i in urss'
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STATE OF TENNE ssEE. ConrraoaIra's orrscsl
NAsHvIIlE, OFT l7ih, lSs5.
LOWS I. booru, 6ensnl Agent. 81
san neply 20 your etqulnes IS 10 Whss LIE
-. 80 Nei1psniss have Authority 10 transact
hasiness "a this stats. srau'd Nv. dhe Kr1rrer-
,.noHeI llie lnsurAlce COMPANY. locsted IN Eau
lork Sai{, y the only Company thrt has complied
wa ine Nv, Hnd ts.At = entitled % tske policiss
hespecdaliy. yourr
s ". bATOHETT,
ect'sN Compirolles, Tenn.
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SmustmsutS
n ew Theatre.
CORNER OF UNION AND SUMNER srgKEs

seccnd week Of the earning YouBs siar O. he
West
MISS KTTTIE BLANCHARD,
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Monday Evening. O,lobsr sd. Bsl.

Positively the last night Of the 6rsat Irish Diam,
Of the COLLEEN BAWN.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-23

STATE CAPITOL HoTEL.-This institu-
tion kept by VIM. G. Thompson formatly y
Of this county and brother of r NJ
Thompson, Of this place, has 125 Rooms,
besides the Farlors, Halls. Dining and
other Department.. We dropped in last
week and found it utterly packed-hav.
Ing some 500 guests, many of whom were
quartered outside in private houses, and
we noticed applicants for lodging turned
away by ffties. There we're people from
almost every State in the Union, among
them many celebrated, literary, musical
political and military men. We noticed
that clerk Fertig was &c longer one Of the
institutions Of the establish ment bat his
place is filed BY our friend Josh Baker
who discharges the duties of Chief Clerk
with SO much facility, grace and polite
ness that we are not surprised at Mr..
TEompson's selection or his popularity
among the quests. W. G. T. knows how to
keep Hotel and also knows how to keep
good hotel Clerks.
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ESTATE NOTICE
u Estate Of William Durn DECD. ..
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad
ministration on the Estate Of WIt. Dunn late
of Fayette township. decd, have been grant
ed to the undersigned of Walker towp. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims will please
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment.
July 2G-6t. SAMUEL DUNN, Adn'r.
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STONE Coat Is PERRY Morgan Da-
Wis, a skillful and experienced miner, in
forms US that he was lately employed by
Messrs. D. NJ. Black and Job Hocken.
berry to dig for coal on the land of the lat
ter in Horse Valley, Toboyne township,
Perry county and that he has discover
ed a vein of about three ft5t in thickness
of hard bituminous coal He says it is d
regular formation vein-that he has ex-
plored it on the crop, and is about to sink
a drift below in the,hill to test it further.
Horse Valley is very narrow valley ly-
ing between the Conococheague and Tus-
earora mountaips, and the coal is found
on the north side Of the Conococheague,
several hundred feet higher than the Sher-
mans Valley, lying south of said noun
tain. Tie coal found is about four miles
by the road over the mountain from New
Germantown, aud about The same distance
from Waterford in Juniata county. Mr..
Dayis, says the coal burns very well, and
understands that specimens Of It have
been taken to Philadelphia, where practi-
cal men have pronounced it to be Of good
quality. Further explorations are being
made to test the matter fully and fairly
-. y
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E5fATE NOTICE
Il Estate Of Lefdord Hauyhag9ut, deed
Notice is hereby given that letters Of Ad-
ministrator of the estate OF Lefford Haughs-
wout late of Fayerie township. deceased. baye
been grantee to the undersig gned residing in
the same township. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are request
ed 10 make immediate payment and those hay
ing claims Vt III please present them duly at
fJr settlement: " ..
SAMUEL LEONARD,
Aug. Q, '65.-6t. idmiHisrGtor.
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. s. o. KEMPPER. (late army sur
- geon) having located in Mifiintcwn. tend
ers his professional services to the citizens OF
this place and surrounding country.
Or. X. having had eight years experience
in hospital, general. and army practice, feels
prepared 10 request trial from those who
may be so unfortunate as to need medical at
tendance.
He will he found at Wills Hotel al all
hours. except v hen professional engaged.
July D. 1865
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DIED.

And there is no discharge in that pdr. Eccl,. s:S
On the 18th inst, Charlotte, Infant daugh-
ter of John J. and Lrcretia Z. Patterson.
Died in Lack township, of, Chronic Diar-
rhea, on the Goth of July 1865, Thomas j.
Young, aged about % years.
Thomas was q young man of some promise,
lie was drafted in July 1864, and having been
absent Mt the time, he failed to report accord
ing to notice. Subsequently he went to Har-
risburg to report. He was there induced by
a certain one, to 90 in as volunteer for a
bounty. By some means he was discovered
to be conscript and put into service for
three years. notwithstanding his offer TO pay
his commutation He was shifted about from
place to place till finally he was assigre' to
Co 18th Regiment then in North Carolina.
On the 9th Of March he took Typhoid Fever
and lay in Hospital about two months, when
be mad so far recovered as to ne able TO walk
about-poor fellow was robbed Of all his
money and clothes whilst in the Hospital. but
the worst was vet to come. he took diarrhea
which soon assumed n chronic form. lie was
now shifted 20 Davii's Island where he lay till
the 29,h Of June. when his faith er brought
him home one of the most emaciated human
beings that Ias ever seen in this locality.
We drop silent tear and say may his
sou, rest where such tortures as those of this
life do not exist.
LACK ToExsur, Jnly 2lst 'Ga. T.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHAS-
l. ED the right for Juniata county, to sell
the above named valuable Pump. desires
to call public attention to, the same. IL IS
the first and Gully Double Acting Pump in ex-
istence. Iii; q, D., e..
This remarkable pump has attracted The
attention and received the approval of sientifc
men all over the country.
will exhibit it at the Hotel Of r. N.
Thompson, Mifiintown, Pa, with whem or
dcrs may be left in my absence.
EFEr -Fsa tsl JOHN LESH.
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D1ssoIUT1oH OF PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
N ship heretofore existing between the un-
dersigned. trading under the name Of Mans
bach aud Vanormer, in the Merchantile bus
mess, was dissolved on the Tth day of Au-
gust, 1866 All persons indebted to the said
firm are requested to make immediate pay
ment to james n. Vanormer. and thereby
save cost. .- -E.: r-.s--ts
j. MANsBaCH
.JN. yANCRMEF,
Mihinto1n, Aug. lc--t. .... .. F..
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100 MULES.
T Ax-P Az Err S ,
TAKE NOTICE.

The annual list Of United States Taxes is
made up on LICENSES, INCOME, on CAR
RIAGES, SILVER PLATE, and all unpaid
Monthly Lists arc now due and payable as
JuEIATA COUNTY viii be attend d to by
John Me Laughlin, Deputy, at Pomroy's Store,
Beale twp, Thursday. Augrst "a, S. Bucks
Store, Perry syille. Friday, August 25; A.
Snyders Hotel, Miififntcwa, Saturday, Aug
%; E. A. Margrits' Hotel. McAllstersville,
Tuesday, Aug. %, Richfieid, Aug. 80; Sher-
mer's Hotel, Thonpsontown, Friday, SGpre,n-
her and at Morrow's Hotel, East Water
ford, Tuesday, Sept. 3.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To all who neglect to pay at tie times and
places specified, 10 per eentnm must be added
and collected. Al Taxes must be paid in
Government funds Oh its equivalent.
G. u. s HRlNER,
Collector, ltth District, Ps.
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Wanted Disabled Soldiers

And others cut Of employment to canvass for
OUR GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
just Published.
''7hs L!fs and I't5iic Serr;css of 4. Lincoln,
By Frank Crosby,. of the Philadelphia Bsg.
comprising one large octave volume of nearly
500 pages
This is The only work OF the kind publish
ed; IT is entirely new and original, contain
ing his early history. political career. speech
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July 1875.
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I,cs1yo CREEK :. S. CELEBRATION

E,cR1so CREEK 8 s CELEBRATION
We had the pleasure Of attending the
Sabbath School Celebration in Licking
Creek Valley on last Saturday. 1t was
decidedly the largest and best thing Of
the kind We have attended this season.
All Licking Creek and its friends were
there to the number of about 500. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev. Jacob
Wright, Rev. Il. Ii. Fletcher and DIR. S
o. krmpfer after which the children all
gathered. around I rectangular table OF
some 200 feet ia extent where there were
spread CROUCH to ca. ard tie ustal y
baskets of fragments eft. Things pass
ed off pleasantly and everybody seemed
pleased. We had not time to stay to see the
rom among the young folks, but took notice
that a. We left they were on fair way to
do themselves justice. Among other at
trac.ions was the large aud beautiful Ban
ncr put up at this office.
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"a Rev. Jacob Wright son OF John
Wright Of this place, who has charge of
Lutheran Churches in Armstrong County.
has been home on visit ard preached in
the Lutheran Church in this place on last
Sabbath morning and evening.
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pA- The good people in :he neighbor-
hood of East Salem and Thompsontown
propose giving the soldiers 4 dinner on
Saturday Aug. 2Gth, il the grove near
Smiths school house, with speaking, dan
cinc. IL. So We are informed
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-23
PUBLIC s ALE.
IRON AND POSTS.

IRON AND POSTS.
THE COMMISSIONERS OF JUNIATA
i County, being about to erect a new fence
around the Court Yard, Will expose to public
sale, at the Court House, in Borough Of Milf
hintown. on sfs1E
WEDNESDAY, sEP7EMBER 9Th, 1865,
The materials composing the old fence, con-
sistinp of about THREE TONS OF IRON
AND A LARGE NUMBER OF LOCUST
POSTS. The Iron is of superior quality.
(round bars, most of them 16 feet long, and
J inches in diameter and as good as new.
The Posts are sound, and IN an excellen:
state Of preservation The iron and POSTS
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Per.
sons in want Of either OF the above articles
will find il 10 their sdvannage to attend this
SALE. '1l~s il- -
Aug. 9-G5. e j. GREER, Cisrf.