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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
9 ACRES AND lS7 PERCHES

y AtIsLh i14tD io' ihl'OAh/N'
TERMS So much Of the purchase money
rs viii pay the costs of partition &c. and to
be paid TO Ezra d. Parker, 4 Administrator Of
Andrew Parker, deceasai; one-third of the
balance on confirmation of sale TO the Heirs
and legal representatiyed Of An drew Parker,
deceased and the renainder in one year
Thereafter with interest, to De secured by re-
cogAiasUce with surety approved by the
Court. 3- stt tt'. .ti+. J-.a
EZRA D. PARKER,
.idm'rof Andrew Parker, decd.
Sept. Cote f-=e
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orphan,' Court Sale.

TNhE undersigned, administrator of VIM
i Schuler, decd, will offer for sniest pub
!ic cutcry, by order of the Orphans Court. on
the promises IN Fayette township, Iuniaia
County. Pa, or 's' -s .- -i-.7e-o .rs
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th 1865,
A tract of land, situated as above stated
bonded by lands Of Montgomery Jamlson,
Thomas Einzer's Heirs, John hinzer and
others cnnta laing about -
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stray.

C,TRAYED sway from the prem 40
- ises of the subscriber, resid- e'ss S.sssT
ing in Delaware township, on --&l--&-
Saturday last. A RED STEER, rw.thout
msrks reeopected, about two years old. any
information of his whereabouts will be thank
fully received and amply rewarded: z;a3s! .s
Delaware township S. Q. EVANS.
Sept. 18th 1861 u slg-g rel SD.
A sSIGNEE NOTICE Notice is hereby
n given that David Sellers and John Detrick
ESQ of Delaware township, Juniata county
Pa have appointed ElihI Beruer Esq assignee
for the purpose of settling their accounts du
" authenticated for settlement and those IN
deb,sd are required to make, iR.T adiste pay
ment.
7.~s- ELIHU BENNER, Assisnes
Sept 81, '65. 7a'i 4ra i+4.Tia
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MARRIED.

!. Is .of good tAdt should &c 7toRe.-Gen z:le
On the 2sth ult., by Rev. J. c. Kelly. Lieut.
.Iosish L. barton, TO Miss. Temp S. Grnver
of Tusearora Valley.
On the 5.h inst at Psrrysvilie, by the Rev.
e " Eirby. Mr.. George P. Watson, OF MID
di.,own, Esuphin County, to Mics Alice b.
Campbell, of rerrysville, Juniata County ia.
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CHAIR MANDATORY.
OrrIcE or THE JuNIATA County,

Ofr1cE or THE JuSIATA CoUSFY9
- - AGRIcuLrUrL SOCIETY,",
Perrysville, Oct. l6, 1858.
: VE 90 hereby certify that the Cominittee
on Manufactured Articles has awarded to
CHARLES W. WfrT1EL the First Premium for
ths most substantial, neatest made, and best
finished sett Of Chairs.
G. W. JACOBS. Trsas'r
WILLIAM HRScE, So z. - jan IL
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TOME STONES.

REUGEN CAVENEY, Manufacturer Of Tomb
Stones, IcAiisterville and Mifflintown. All
work put up il the most tasteful and sub
staDtIal manner. Give MIN call
arril lS-64C.-
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A SSINEE'S HoJICE.--Henry Brubaker
IA of Beale township, Juniata county, "a;
Having made voluntary assignment OF all
his property real and personal for the bene-
fit Of creditors All persons having claims
against said Henry Brrbakcr are requested 10
present them properly authenticated FOR sett-
lement and ali persons owing him are request
ed to make payment iamediately 70 the nn-
dersigned assignee residing at AiiiiintoWn
Juniata county, Pa. .ss-
nr JEREMIAH LYONS. AIsgRss
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Auditor General.
.!ckr +. ua-.7anf.
Surveyor Genera
Jacob " Campbell,
Assembly.
Ephraim 8s-er.
James N Grovn.
County Treasure.
Joseph NJ Beiford
County Commissioners,
Benjamin F. Walls 5 years,
Joseph B Mcdonald, jr. | year.
Jury Commissloner.
H. II. Wilson.
County Audi!cr,
Theophilas I psvif.
County S-rveyo1,
William Dunn.
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PUBLIC SALE;

7 WILL sell at public see on ths prernisee,
1 IN the borough Of nifiintown, On
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14TH, 1860,
The undivided two fftks of the JUAiAT i
HOTEL PROPERTY, consisting of the Hotel,
Ofice and Book Store new in the occupancy
OF iTncs Snyder, ]. A. Milliken and Adam
weiiEan.
The Property is in good order, and rents
r.-- nearly Pour Hundred Dollars Deed and
transfer Of rny interest in the rents will be
gwen at once. Terms easy
JAMES NJ SELLERS.
Oct. 4, lS65-ts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

Petersburg, Norfolk Lynchburg Charlottesville, Win
chester Harrisonburg StsuRton Lexington, salem and
Bristol, Virginia knoxville, Tenn. Weldon. Colds
boro, Wilmington, Newborn, Raleigh, Greensboro,
salisbury and Charlotte North Carolina and to and
from all Stations the orange and Alexandria, Nr-
ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Richmond and
Petersburg. Petersburg aud Weldon, Wilmington aud
Weldon, Atlanta and North Carolina, Raleigh and
Castor, and North Carolina Central Railroads
As rapidly possible the lines and ageScies Of the
Company will be extended 10 other states Of which
due notice will be given from time 20 time.
The Tariff Of Charges is based upon fair business
principles, yielding reasonable profit the Company,
without being oppressive the public Upon Lhis ba-
sis 10 confidently presents It's claims for fair share OF
patronage, relying spon its large capital and the cha
raeter of its officers and agents for that public cont
dence essential to success.
D. BBODEN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

The FRENCH LEAVING RoME.-A letter from Rome
in the Paris Temps says: "Iou cannot imagine the
Joy Of the French soldiers at leaving this place
They laugh and sing even with strangers in the
street. and while was lately passing with friend
near the Strada PnciO we met band Of five or six
Q little merry from drink, who wished TO embrace Us
Ii is remarked that the French officers who are leav
ing have not paid visits Of adieu to the Pontitca
military authorities A certain number Of officers
supposed that the Pope wished To them in body
before quitting. This was however, not true, as
His Holiness expressed no such desire. Some SOL
diers and even some officers, have during the last
few days of their stay here awaited thePope on his
passage to ask fOr special blessing. The Secretary
of Briefs has laid before the Pope for signature 4
number Of demands for indulgences, IN drficuio
OrtiS, which officers and soldiers wish TO carry back
with them TO their families Relics of the catacombs
have also been given in large quantities Ii is also
said that quantity of crosses Of the Order of Plus
and other POntifca decorations will be distributed
but this is only rumOr. The enrolments in the city
of Rome and the Pontifcal Provinces have now
reached the number Of 1900 men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
The Strong Divorce Case.

The trial of the Strong divorce case was resumed
i'm New York on Thursday by the continuation of
the examination of Mrs Benjamin ~ Strong, who
proved the handwriting OF Mary T. Strong, with the
following confession, which was placed in evidence:
The following Is freely given to an injured hus-
band by loving wife, to prove thatif at any future
time he should be driven by the power of his wretch
elHess 10 u course OF reckless misery and despair,
that my taithlesSneSS has been the whole of it.
On the evening OF January 4, 1862 made in the
bitterness of my soul full and free confession of
course of guilt which has stained my life and eX-
tended over q period OF nearly two years. Gods
merc.fu Judgment has snapped the cord of miquity,
aud HIS strength has enabled me to confess the
crime TO him had wrOnged, and relieved my con-
science of the heavy weight of COnceament.
''If my husband SiukS' beneath the blow, and is
driven to destruction, wish to bear the blame; |
wish it to be known TO all, That he may be excused
and shielded from reprOach.
s.Nav God avert the dreadful issuc-send peace to
his heart-grant TO me Il sincere repentance and for
give me. MARY T. STRONG.
The testimony of Mrs. Frances Strong was then
resumed. She also testified 10 the authenticity of
the above letter and also TO that Of the following,
dated January l6, 1862
"EJccrd " Strong: judgment Of God has
arrested me in my career OF sin, and thrown down
the barrier of concealment. My husband knows all.
Whatever may be the issue Of that knowledge, my
affections are again entirely his | repent bitterly.
MARY +. STRONG"
On her cross.examnaton, Mrs. f. Strong narrated
the family habits as to going TO church and as TO
holding PRAYER meetings. in which Peter, Edward
and Mary participated and also to the relations eX
isting between Edward Strong and his brother,
which it appears, were of cold, friendess charac-
ter even before the discovery Of the crimes OF the
wife During the reading Of two letters OF the wife
the husband she'd tears in court.
Yesterday. the evidence consisted ofthe testimony
of LAWYER Roosevelt, who had been on fishing eX-
enrsion with the plaintiff, Mr. Strong, 10 Lake Su-
uerior. and had written book on superior Fish
ing" in which Mr.. Strong figures as Don Pedro.
The case for the prosecution has closed, and the
lefrncr Will commence on Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

THE REPORT or THE SECRETARY OF WAR.-The
report Of the Secretary Of War is ready for delivery
il viii satisfy the country that the vgOr char
aeterizes that Department in reducing the army to
peace footing which marked its action in the prose-
cution Of the war On the first of May last we had
in the field and in hospital one million five hundred
and three men. This has already been reduced TO
one hundred and seyenty-fye thousand and the pro-
cess of reduction is still going on. By the ls Of
July next the army will consist of fifty thousand,
which the Secretary deems sufficient for a state Of
peace and he will ask for thirty-three millions only
for the year.
4 list of some three hundred General officers to be
mustered out is ready but as Congress has not al
lowad General officers any additional pay after the
date Of their being mustered out, opportunity viii
probably be given to remedy this injustice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
RICHMOND WHIG.
MONDAY MORNING...........DEC. 4, 1865.
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The spanish War upon Chili-A Blockade Compile
CatiOn-A Successful Revolution IN Peru.

NEw YORK. Dec. 2.-The steamer Atlantic, with
SSUO 900 from California, has arrived
News from South America unimportant
The Spanish Admiral Pareja continues 20 threaten
10 lombard the Chlian ports withOutd rng TO carry
them into effect He announces the blockade Is re-
stricted 10 the six principal ports Valparaiso Oalul
"a. COJuimbO Herratuua, TOrne ana IOrc"Hu''s'
All Others are left open TO commerce.
This new arrangement attacks the interests oi Tor
eipners exclusively, and Is an acknowledgment oi
the ilegay of the former blockade, and leaves TINS
Government subject 10 the claims OF the neulralS IN
jured thereby -, -,
The postal communication has been resumed at
Panama.
Several destructive fires have occurred at Nalpa-
raisO. ...,
The United States steamer Mohongo arrived al
VALPARAISO on Oct 29th. from MOnteveido.
The sloop-ofwar ST. Mary is about to leave Tor the
North
The revolution in Peru has triumphed and peace
has been restored The Overthrown President took
refuge on an English war steamer, and IL onhis way
TO Panama Lima was captured on the morning oil
November g by the revolutionary troops. The only
resistance was by about four hundred troops IN the
plaza where the palace was located. They fought
until all were shot.
The new Government VII doubtless repudiate the
treaty with Spain, and make u common cause with
Chilli, the overthrow of the Spanish treaty having
been the object of the revolution The Central
American Republics are all at peace.
The sloOp-Or-war Cyanne is at Panama.
Weather fine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
VIC DAHL Y!


The ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD having been
put in complete repair, now running two trains
daily between Washington city and Lynchburg, con
Meeting with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Wash
ingon the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad at lynch
burg and at GOrdonsvlle with the Virginia Central
Railroad for Staunton and Richmond
Passengers taking this line pass in full view of the
various batte-helds along the line OF the virginia
Central Railroad, between Richmond and 6ordonsVile,
aud the famous battle fields of Manassas, Brisoe and
Cedar Mountain, on the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road and may rely upon making close and regular con-
nections with the lines indicated. Elegant cars run
upon this line, and every accommodation furnished to
make the passengers comfortable.
Through passengers arriving in Richmond by the
Virginia Central, Richmond and Danville, and Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroads, will find CARRIER
Co.'s Omnibuses to transport them between Depots.
Passengers have ample time to dine and sup at Cor
donsville and breakfast and sup at Virginia Central
Depot.
Trains leave Richmond daily Except Sunday at 7l5
A. NJ. and 7:l5 p. NJ on Sundays at 7:lj 2. NJ only
making close and sure connections at Washington City
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the following
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
" November IA, 1866"

From Mexico-Arrival of Austrian Troops at
Mexico.
New YORK, Dec. 2-MeXican advices via Havana
are to the 9th of November
Zuoaza has been expelled to France by order of
MaXimilian.
The French war steamer had forced passage on
the Rio Grande, and reached Matamoras.
The French transport Allie had reached Mexico
with four hundred Ausrians and detachment OF
Zouaves, en- route to Matamoras.
The Empress Charlotte stopped eight days at Vera
Cruz, and left for Yucatan on merchant vessel.
Macmillan remains in the city of Mexico.
Further successes in the interior reported by Of
fetal papers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

New YORK, December "A fire which occurred
ehrly this morning on state and Bridge streets, de-
stroyed three large bonded warehouses, together
with seven thousand bales of cotton and other mef-
chandise. The buildings were six stories and are
complete ruins. 1t is reported that seven or eight
fremen were killed by the falling walls The loss Is
estimated at 81 100000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

g. HEINEKEy & PALM0RE,
New York.
J. NJ. SMITH & BRO,
Norfolk
KEVAN & BRO, Petersburg.
JOHN II. PEMBERTON,
Danville.
MCDANIEL 4 IRBY,
Lynchburg.
Eg-GARRET F. WATSON,
Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
The Presidents. Forthcoming MesSage--CongresS
10 Build upon MIR. JohnsOn's POlicy--GradualA Ad-
,,i.,..u of Southern Members.

T~ptCIdI UtSpdICH % VTIt DAIIIlIOIe NUIT'J
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-0fcourSe, at this juncture,
speculation is rife concerning the probable charac-
ter of the message The horoscope OF very keen
politician in large way, and of one who has ample
means Of information, is that the President Will
urge the necessity of an early reconstruction of the
Union: that Congress must build upon his policy
mainly, and that the President would follow in such
additions as would probably be made As matter
of course il is tvlt that he will uphold in his mes
age the general ideas that he has commenced. How
far they may be adopted or ne disregarded remains
10 be seen 1t is urged in influential quarters friend
ly 10 the South that little time for the comparing
OF notes. by men OF sense and Judgment, viii serve
10 promote reconstruction. Senators and ReprcSeh-
tatives will be gradually admitted it We are to give
weight to the assurances Of some leading repuoE-
cans. ALrhA'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04


FAMILY DYE COLORS.
PATENTED OCTOBER l3, 1868.
Black, Dark Green,
Black for SILK, Light Green,
Dark Blue, Magenta
Light Blue, Maize,
French Blue, Maroon,
Claret Brown, Orange,
Dark Brown Pink,
Light Brown, Purple,
Snuff Brown, Royal Purple,
Cherry, Salmon,
Crimson, Scarlet,
Dark Drab, Slate,
Light Drab, Solferino,
Fawn Drab, Violet
Light Fawn DIdb, Yellow,
For Dying silk, WoOlen and Mixed Goods, ShaWls,
. scarfs Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnes,
" Hats, Feathers, Children's Cloth
ing, and all kinds of
Wearing Apparel.
EB saving Of eighty per cent. aS
For % cents you can color as many goods would
otherwise cost five times that sum- Various shades
can be produced from the dye The process is
simple, and any the Dye with perfect
Directions in English French and German, inside of
each package. HOWE STEVENS,
26O Broadway, Boston.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
FIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
RICHMOND, VA, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1865
Alleged Death of Princess in n London Work.
The following letter has been addressed to the
,dtor of the London PaH Mall Gazette:

The following letter has been addressed to the
editor of the London PGI lIdH Gazette:
"On Sunday morning the 24th September, the
Princess de GOnzaga, of the ancient and illustrio
house of Mantua who was suffering from severe
mental excitement was conveyed to the wOrkhouse
by the medical attendant with a request that as the
princess was quite uncomfortable, she might be
placed here for protection her friends being unable
that day to take any steps towards placing her under
safer care The poor lady was provided by the
medical officer with a separate room, under the spe-
cal superintendence of paid nurse, until her re-
mOval from the workhouse on the 29th of September
TO an asylum, where she died on the 9th of October
am informed that after the death at the asylum
rosary of beads, which was proved to have been in
the possession of the Princess when she left the
wOrkhOuse, was missing. As the connection of the
unfortunate lady with the workhouse was owing to
an outbreak of her malady on sabbath morning
during the absence of her friends and the inability
of her physician to obtain assistance elsewhere, and
her friends have reimbursed the parish authorities
all expenses incurred on her behalf, it is TO be re-
GREETED that the relatives of the deceased Princess
should be panied by the publicity which has been
given of her admission TO the workhouse.
Al am, sir, your Obedient servant,
&C. L. DOUGLAS, Master.
a. NOyember "a IS65 "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
RAILROADS. &c.
La I ~ El !! 5sss

TNHE GREAT SOUTH L r n NAIL
ROUTE, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
MAIL AND ADAMS EXPRESS THROUGH ENTIRELY
BY RAIL TO WASHINGTON CITY, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK AND LYNCHBURG,
VIA THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA AND yiR-
GINA CENTRAL RAILROADS FOUR HUNDRED
AND ELEVEN MILES CONTINUOUS RAIL. NO STAGaNO
--.TRATYs RUN TO BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOT
AT WASHINGTON CITY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

This old and long.establshed company, in order to
regain its former position, which was interrupted by
the late war; has at considerable expense, just com
peted the building Of two superior sde-wheel steam
ships.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

On and after the rst Of September reduce fare
to the above rates. The Packets leaving Richmond
usual, at 3 p. NJ, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
| DAYS, r. EDMOND.
| foct95--tfl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
STEAMBOATS,, &c.
->0yeN1
PECIAL ATTENTION
OF THE PUBLIC. %f1fE
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
ESTABLISHED IN 1851.

This old and long established company, In order to
regain its former position which was interrupted by
the late has, at considerable expense, just com
peted the building OF two superior side-wheel steam
ships, viz
THE NIAGARA" AND THE SARATOGA"
In point of strength speed and fnsh the public will
soon discover that they unequaled and In command
OF experienced and skilful seamen. viz: Captains
GEORGE w. COuCH and A. L. kISa. The Pursers are
and J. VI. SMITH
These steamers will leave Pier No. 81 North River,
New York, alternately, every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY at Il o'clock NJ. Returning, they will leave
Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 5
o'clock p. NJ touching at City Point and Norfolk, each
way, to land and receive Passengers.
A they will come directly to the wharf at Rockets,
the necessity Of transhipmen is avoided.
For expedition and security, this route
rence has proven will be found the best in every
spect. Insurance. If at all deemed necessary, be
effected on the most moderate terms. The frequent
changes too lneden mt To the Inland Sea ChesA-
peake Bay route which is injurious TO cargo, Is
avoided independent Of which, in the event OF any
claim damages or for packages going estray which
may occasionally occur parties shipping their goods by
this line will have but cauier To look TO for redress
there is connection with other lines carriers
All good, consigned TO the Agents in New York, for
any part o the United states that can be reached by
r.road or vessel indeed, for any foreign de.na-
tion, will be forwarded with promp'iiude.
In the construction OF these steamers, special alton
ton has been paid 10 the finish and comfort Of the
SALOONS AND STATRRoONS,
In order to induce travel by them By thi. route the
passenger avoids the many changes incident to all OF
the other routes in reaching New York in returning
home, independent Of the comforts By this safe and
easy mode o travel, its cheapness over all others
matter Of special attention and consideration.
Passengers secure their tickets and staterooms
either on board at the Offices Of the different agen
cies.
Freight solicited either way. and by application, the
rates will be found to be moderate.
When ordering goods from New York, the patrons Of
the line requested TO order by the "Old Line"
" New FORK and Virginia Steamship Company" Pier
81 North River. Remember that there IS tranship.
Of goods by this line and insurance. II deemed ap
all necessary, can be effected for a rife.
The Agents are:
g. HEINEKEN & PALM0RE,
New York.
N cNTrU L. RpO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
FREDERICK n. FLEMING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Go0cHIASD CoURr House,
VIRGINIA nov2S-ly
JOHN MAHONY,

b. w II. cABELL, CANN PArTEsON,
Buckingham c. H. Howarlsvllle, Albemarle Co, Va.
CABELL & PATTESON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
WILLIAM NJ. CABELL and CAMM PATTES0N, Attor-
neys at Law will practice their profession in the coun-
ties Of Amherst, AppomattoX Buckingham and Nelson.
They will also make investments and buy and sell real
estate commission.
Address CABELL X PATTESoN, Buckingham c. II.
or Howardsville, Albemarle county, Va.
REFERENCES:
Deane Somerville Palmer, Hartsook Co, Rich
mOud.
A. B. Rucker, W. T. Anderson Iyncbburg.
wm. II. Ryan, A II. Armistead Baltimore.
n. H. Campbell, John R. Garland, New York.
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