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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Fire in West Thiriy.Glt lth-st.
FOUR HOUSES DESTROYED AND SEVERAL PAM
LIES RENDERED IIoMELESS-ARREST on

FOUR HOUSES DESTROYED AND SEVERAL PAM
LIES RENDERED HoMELESS-ARREST on
| SUSPICION OF ARSON.
! Shortly after 2 o'clock on Friday morning a
fire was discovered in the cabinet manufnctory Of Car
Bergdorf the third floor ,Of the rear building No
234 West Thirty .ffth.st The alarm was promptly
given and the iremen we're on the ground, bu'
owing TO the in1ammable nature Of the material Will
which the building was filed 1t was found Impossible t'
stay The fury OF the flames, and the bnidng together
with No 23i and those in front were destroyed.
The loss of Mr. Bergdori will an oGnt 10, " Is stated
ony 5000, while he had al Insurance OF SlJOO IN tl'
Peoples Company.
No. 234 IN the rear, was occupied by Christophei
Koch as a ca peDter-shop. and by Smons e. Co.. wool
dresseis Mr. Kochs loss will amount 10 about sl,20o
Insured for 81 90 in the GrOccrs Company. The os'
of Smons & Co.. on machinery and stock VIII amount
to about 800 Insurance not ascertained.
The trst-Aoor Of No. 232 front, was occupied by
Fred Notice as grocery. Loss stock about 81 OOJ
insured for 5000 in the Rutgers Company. The re-
mander of the two front buildings was occupied by
two families who succeeded in removing portion o
their furniture.
On thursday night, Fire-Marshal Baker. having
ascertaned that Bcrydorf had threatened to burn the
place visited the premises, but found no trace OF m
tended inceudiarism. At o'clock. a. above stated,
flames were discovered proceeding from the building
Immediately after the fire. BerSdOrf. his wife An
gusta and their servant, Mary opi were arrested by
Officer Mordig IN of the Twentieth Precinct. and
later hour we've committed by Justice Dodge 10 await
an investigation by the Fire Marshal the charge OF
arson
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FROM DlsPENsAT0RY OF THE UNiiS' r,,tie. "
Sc. Professor DEVICES valuable weIk' on wv
Phy.io. n. pxrse II
See remark. made by tho late celebrated VI
Philadelphia. ,,,,x u DowxLL sse'
brsted Physician. ard Member of the h0yN ID. Ksa
seous ireland, and published IL tie Tran'ss"0"
aud Queens Journal. ,.- gyy,lyIr
See Medieo. CAirzrgiedl Rsrie'r publshea :"
TRAvERs Fellow of Royal College Of su'sso-'
See most OF the late stsndard Nofh OF "'''
EXTRACT BUcHU.
SARsAPARILLA"
Sod BY al DyHSs"-
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Notice to the Public.

h the yesr 1896 the writer embarked IN tho Drnf Business
IN the city Of Philadelphia and while thus engaged made 'eV
sra experiments in regard to the most desirable mode OF pre-
pairing Fluid Extracts Ny efforts being .ucee'i"l'hs 'f'
ss bsns approved and used by the Medical FscutyI was
arou, Of placing them before the public but hessted for
time before concluding resort newspaper advertising
knowing Of the pedces that existed In the minds Of many
AGAINST using advertised Medeine but through the advice OF
friends and those who had used my preparations this OBJ
lection overcome.
Commencing in small way, ster ls years sxertions the
populary of my articles has extended to all parts Of the
United States and widely throughout Foreign countries-snd
this in the face Of much opposition Every means has oeen
resoted by unpncped dealers since their merit ana
cess have been knownsuch es adseTsing larger oos ~
less price, censung all other preparations ana even
nv advertisements happy to state that out OF the
n bo have re,orsd 10 this, none have been succesfuL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

GOUT, OR RHEUMATISM.
Pain occurring in the lons is Indicative Of the above die
They IA p.rons disposed TO acid stomach and
cha ky coneTetlons
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Manufacturer OF
thdv.riisement.l
TIE KIDNEYS.

The Kidney. s, In numbsr situated At Ne upper part
of the ou surrounded by lat aud consisting Of three parts
viz. The Anterior. 'ls Interior and tho Exterior.
The anterior ahs1fbs Interior consists Of tissues or veins,
which s~rv. d-p for the uiine and convey 10 the
terror TIE exterior conductor also terminating in sin
re uhe and called the Urecr The ureeTs connected
with the bladder.
The bladder composed Of varions coverings tissues
div ded rarts The Upper the Lower the Nervous
and Mlcous The uppe eNuc the lower retsins Many
have desire urnltr wiout the ebiy others nriuaie
without tie ability retain This frequently occurs In chill
dIen.
To these affections must brn. into action the mus
ces Which eTrnecd ~ their various functions II they
az ue esiccfcd Ofayel or Dropsy nay ensue
The rrsdcf must also BE- made aware that however sgh
may be tt. attack il sGrct hi. bodily health and
these
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Pns.cugcrs Arrived.

IN steamship Erin. from LiyerpoolWm. Toole and son
L. Taber,,adt J. Reill- d. l.. Morales. Mr.: snd Mrs X
Melton L. Toptr II. Wemb-y A. r.,remair, j. fige. I
Mcdonnell r. II Csulrn n. pice a. +. Smith, MI. Bank
ley, Nh. nOu Mr. aud Mr, Price NJ rush nal,ch9I
Lonis NJ and Mr.. Kolic A. Morgan W. Young. Mr.. and
Mr,. Wssrll O. Noryen~r d. Jones, A. Henley MI Anf
MIR Kennedy Mrs. How den j. McCro.ssn aud ianllv VI
Runs Mr.. aud Mrs. Bains and family. {. 7. farfn
J. W Rich, wife and hmIy. y. MeMahon Wiz ,nd 'on. u
f. Dunn j. Allison Miss VI. Wash. Mss VI Carroll, Mafy
Fhrlau A. McNorz W. Knox. Thomns Crook Mary HhL
Mrs Smith rmins Smith Mrs psneney' Harry Dsnen.y
Jane, Maitland llaskins Fon'ane' l. lirrneman' Mt
aud Mrs Cray C. Ws,el NJ and Mrs. Wa,,ei, and Ill.
In tlIr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
LaIcst shin News.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Erin Grsce Liverpool Sept, and Queenstown
7th inst, with mise and pass. g. Williams OBion.
Steamship Ell Drforj loyeland Boston q hours In ballast
to q. :. ON. .
Brig Blanche tof Coruwall, " s Carr Tall Cay. T. L. -
dsys sslt O. +. Penis. 90. Len o vessels
WlND-Sunsei 5, very light u
BELOW.
Shin ". n IudWir
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

Knowing that many may read this article who are "nse'
ou,n,ed With me- find remarks from those Of my native city
and whose names are known In all parts OF tho world:
For further ,asetion remarks from largest manuc.
turing the world Journal Pharmacy Or heysefs
letter Medical Works Dispensntory United States, &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

The grtve from gect improper treatment OF
the Kidneys Thee orsans being weak. the water Is not
pelrd roui bladder, bat allowed to remsn II becomes
iyeh aud srdnen orns IL is from tile deposit that the
stone Is formed and gravel ensnes
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Court Of Sessions.

THB TRIAL OF EUGENE HOLLYWOOD FOR AS.
SAULT WITH INTENT TO KlLL-EylDENCE or
THE PROSECUTI0N--A VERDICT OF GUILTY
AND SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS IN THE
STATE PRIsOT-SESrENCE OF BRADY TO FIVE
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

For puryin, the blood, removing all chronic coaaes
diseases arising from im2are state oil the ''o0a
only reliable and egectual known remedy for The eS
Scrofss scaid Head, Salt.Rheum, Pains and sveune
the Bones liberation of the Throat and Legs BOssh -
pies on the Face letter Erysipeas and ali scsy a'gas
Of the skin,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

The scene. Of Medicine, like the Dorc column should
stand ip, pure aud m0je having Jdef fof iH oa'"' W"
ducon for its pillar, and truth alone for Its capital
contend there il business requiring these
more a. medcinrs brought In contact wh pTosess
everywhere also well swse that rcrsons reason III ''
n.rth.t which benefit may be OF no advantage
10 suotLTr How mistaken the idea! =,
A Blood Purifier for one 10 q Blood Puriher ior all
A Diuiet c for one, Diuptc for all.
A Narcotic FOR one, Narcotic for all
Pursavr for one. Pnrgatiye for all. ,,
Jls, s much Wholesome food for enc 10 "hoiesone
food Tor with no difference than that some eonsttu
lion, r,an. more than others and that p.ron. In disease
,y,n 10 in lew days or weeks ana
psrhsp, with III bottle Of medicine, to be restored J"
Iea Nh II not youth aud beauty Iheso persons fsJ ~
patience They give nothing air tfial con-
sid,rins dollars expended for tb. bensht OF hef hath
v..te Of money. The same individuals may nave orsh
y.aY IN breaking down their constitutions and ha> p'onhp
e,nJed honssnd. Of dollars IN dress and d.sipaon sna
,ieneh uo,hir- Of it. such forget that GOOD HEALTH
Is TRUE WEALTH
With INV .ri Of - 900 recoumendaory letters and nnso
r,ed cefcses hsve reor,sd 10 theif pnbica'on
In this case shall however append lew REMARKS trusting
the NAV be appreciated nm to the afflicted and suffering
humanity, lheT huino'. ~ 9sIrsn,;; IrI,;;porn
Manufacturer of IIemhold's Genuine PIepaTauons
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
AND BEAUTIvYING THE COMPLEXION.

No. few Of the worst disorders that ssecs nsnsnd u's
from the corruption that secumulates In the blood "N
the discoveries that have been made to purge ou pa
eaual in effect HELMBOLDS COMPOUND EAIn'.
OF SARSAPARILLA. II cesnses and Tenovaie' ''e 49,
insti. the vicor Of health into the system ard po's'
humor, which make disease i Stimulates the hesnJ'''s
tons of the body, and espels the ds2rs that g., "
rsnlc in the blood Such remsdytait could Be 'su's -
ha. long been sought for and now for the hFs un' -
public have which they cen depend. oui '",'
does no, admit of certificates show its esee'
Of single bottle will show the sck that u ns 'H'''
passing anything they have ever takea. ,,.,.
Two ,abIespoonsral Of the Extract Of sispsln 'I1
pin, OF water Is equal to tho Lisbon Diet p'n'
bottle /. fully equal TO q gallon Of the syrup Of s4S
or the decoction $ usually made .,rrryo
~ THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN AV"-
TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY "a .r.,m
IN very general use In all the State HOSPITALS
SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the l'ud' -.
In private practice and are considered ss in'N'
disS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
nELNDOLD'S FLUID EXTRlCF RI1l|

For Weakness srisins from disease. Tbs .,..-.
powers Of Nature which are accompanied BY % u.,v
ing symptoms among which viii be found Ind,.r...
EIertion, Loss Of Memory wakefulDess, Horror A. NJ.
or Forebodings Of Evil in fact, Universal Ls,s.,S.
ton, and inability to enter into the snjoyment Of ,.e,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30
Union County Convention

A. meeting of the standing Union
County Committee, of Juniata county,
held at Jacob Wills Hotel, in Mif1in-
town on Saturday, August 10Th 1860 1t
Was unanimously agreed, that the Union
voters of said county meet at their usual
places of holding elections in their sever
al townships on THURSDAY AFTER
NOON. OF AUGUST 3lst 1865, be
tween the hours of 2 and o clock p. NJ.
and in the borough of Mitfiintown, Pat
,ersou and Perrysyllle, between the hours
of i and o'clock F. NJ to elect two Del
ega.e. from each election district to rep
resent them in the Union County Con-
yention to be held at Mifflintowu on
Saturday, September End 1868.
at o clock z. VI. to nominate ticket
TO be supported by the Union voters at
the ensuing general election
JEREMIAH LYONS, Pres.
". w DAVIS, Secy.
The elections will be conducted By the
following Standing Union County
Committee
Nihaintown, Jeremiah Lyons, W. ". Davis.
Fernanagh, C HOrning b. F. Schweier,
Payette John Hoffman James Davis,
Monroe, A. G. Shellenber, John Shelley,
Susauehanna, Levi Light. Sol. Updegrove,
Greenwood. II Minium, VIM. Thomas.
Delaware G W Smith, Jonat han Frey,
Walker, Col John n Moore, John Motzer,
Patterson, F NJ Mickey, II NJ Groninger,
Milford. II A Robinson, Arnold Varnes,
Turbe.t. VIM NJ Robinson, D W Fhckinger,
Perrysville, Chas Linthurst, I NJ Wagenselier
Spruce Hill, X Patterson, James Patton,
Bsale. Vim Young, Jonathan Doyle,
Tuscarora, II II Behtel, Thomas Morrow,
Lack, John Patterson, E Ephraim Young,
Black Log, Robert Mcintyre, William Ross
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100 Acres
Public School Examinations.


Dublic examinations of teachers for the Va
L rious districts in Jupiata County, will be
held as fol ovs
At the School House, in the borough ef Pat
terson, September !, ...ef
AT the School House, in the borough Of Per-
rysville, Sept. 2.
At Lick School House. for, Lack district,
Sept 6.
At M'Cullouch's Mills, for Tuscarora dis
trict, Sept. 7.,.ss aa4 -1-'s3 'isf- 8 81
Al Johnstown,. for Beale district, Sept. g.
At Mexico, for Walker district, Sept. IL.
At Thompsontown, for Delaware district,
Sept. I2. rL-a-a
At MAIistersvilre, FOR Fayette district, Sep
tember l3. 'l go 49,
At Richfield, for Monroe district, Sept. Is,
At Knouses School House, for Susquehan-
na district, Sept 16. .'J- - Z.
At Thoms Cox for Greenwood district,
Sept. Is. -.....-.-...-
At Locust Grove, for Milford district, Sep
tember %.
. At sfifiIin, for Fermanagh district, Sept. IS.
lt +" for Mifflin borough, Sept. 26.
:. The examinations will begin at 9 O'Clock
precisely 1t is hoped that applicants will be
present at the time of opening. No one will be .
admitted into the class more than half an hoHr
after o'clock this will be rigidly adhered
to. .r.r,. --..-., l..--r
Each applicant is requerted to come pro-
vided with pen, ink and at least three sheets
of paper "a. ..rrs-u.-. ~
No certificate averaging more than J viii
be graz ted, unless at the urgent request Of
the board of directors !, nor q certificate in
which all the essential branches are not rep
resented.
Directors win Please attend to having TIE
house opened by o'clock A. NJ Neglect of
this may put me to great Inconvenience.
II. B. ZIMMERMAN,
County supt, Junia.a county Ps.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30
THoMPsoNTowN,P PA.
August 2Stks 1865.

lowiuss .sep& frob al aen's usssus
given q the ressrnes soIdietsS of fDelss'
ware township, on Saturday the 26th
inst:
The day was pleasant, and at an early
hour the Patriotic people Of Thompson
town and vicinity, wended their way to q
beautiful and well se!ecIsd Grove, one.
and .on..hxif sfhilessaossh of Thonpses-
town there d pay the last public, and
By far the moet exeeptible, hOuors to their,
Soldier friends Upon arriving, at the
Grove, We found every -conyeplence ne
cessary to our, ooMfott. / A stand, from
which the audience afterwards vas address
ed, together with benches, SUITED TO every
convenience, had been previously erected,
rehectihg much credit upon the com
mittee of arrangements. At 101 A. M.
committee was selected, Of which r. 8.
Lukens was appointed President, Richard
Woodward and Jon. Frey, Vice Presi-
dents, and n. S. Henkels, Secretary
The crowd was now seated and Rev. NJ
l.. .shindel was introduced 'as speaker,
who tor short time entertained us both
pleasantly and pro6tabiy. At the conclu-
sion Of his retratks,l on motion of Mr.
| Woodward, a vote of tharks was tender
ed the speaker, for the Patriotic and able
manoer in which the audience was a6-
dressed, after which the services were
corc.aded, and the Soldiers present were
invited to a well proposed compliments
consisting of fish, flesh, mad fowl, in all
its varieties The 'boys" responded to
the invitation like reterans, and l thiht
done justice to "the profession" Three
hundred persons were present on the oc-
casion, fifty-five Of whom were returned
soldiers. Nothstandiug, the large attend
ance, every one seemed delighted with
the entertainment In short it was an
entire success aud reflects much credit on
the community at large. The ladies all
Joined "hearts and hands" in making the
enter tainment agreeable, and have our
profo undest honks, not only for their
energetic devotion, but for the manner in
which they passed the Sassers,," and SC
forth, Night followed day aud 10 its
shades we reluctantly withdrew, leaving
nothing but the happy remembrance Of
Pies, Cakes, aud the Ladies, to call back
our future reflections. The good things
were only transient and have passe away,
yet the interesting and cheerful manner
in which they were given, still Tires and
will live, 50 long as eating is profession
or pleasure desirable.
Yours, Truly,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

H0- President johnson has issued an
order announcing that persons implicated
in the Rebellion against whom no special
charges are pending, who desire to leave
the country, will be furnished passports
for that purpose by the State Department,
on condition that they shall not return
without the Presidents permission. 1t
is said that application has already been
made on behalf of Il. NJ. 7. Hunter Of
Virginia, now confined in Fort Pulaski
for permission for him to leave the coun.
Try forever ---.-,.-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

~ Col. Brown, Of the Freedman 5
Bureau, has entered suit against John
Minor Bolts, Of Cul2epper county, ou be-
half of colored man, slave, who was
sold to Mr.. Bolts about the time that the
emancipation proclamation of Mr..
Lincoln was issued The colored
man, through hi. next best friend,
Col. Brown, claims Compensation for ser
vices from the date of the proclamation
until the time that the Union forces en-
tered Richmond. Mr.. Bolts intends to
contest the claim, and will employ learned
counsel in order to test the constitution
ality of the proclamation. This case will
establish a precedent for or against the
freedmen
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

p% The Vote of every wounded SOL
dier will have a great influence in decid-
ing whether the pension he now receives
shall be continued to his death. Remem-
ber, wounded soldier, the Democratic
leaders have but to take one step more, to
insure the repudiation of your pensions.
Give them power and they will repudiate
-Harristury Telegraph
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

"a Captain Moore, who has Just re-
turned from Andersonville, reports that
he enclosed a cemetery there of fifty
acres, which contains thirteen thousand
graves. Each grave he marked with a
proper head board, inscribed with the
name, company ard regiment of the de-
ceased soldier. Only five hundred out Of
the thirteen thousand graves contain un-
known occupants
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

WHY THE CABLE FAILED.-The suc-
cessful placing of the cable appears 20
have been prevented ouly by very trivial
mistakes which can be remedied by
another trial 1t is hardly probable, how.
ever. that any attempt will be made to re-
cover the cable in ~ery 17ap eouuaiugs
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30


UNION SENTIMENTS IN NORTH CAR
oLINA-A Beaufort, N c., despatch
says Mr.. Adrian Dickinson, merchant
of that city, recently from Fayette-
vile, says it is not safe for Union man
to express his sentiments in that city
Two women, school teachers, recently
went from Wilmington to. establish a
school for colorcd people at Fayetteville.
The sheriff would not permit them to
land. and informed them that if they were
men they would be served as such people
we're before the war. While in Fayee-
vile Mr.. Dickinson says a negro was
strung up by the thumbs in the public
square, and received 40 lashes from a
civil officer recently appointed by Gov.
Holden. Collisions between the military
authorities and representatives of the
provisional government occur continu.
ally; and the officers Of the army are
looked upon with contempt. The Viii
mington Herald says upon pledges Of
respect for the United States authorities
the national troops we're withdrawn from
Fayetteville, but the result has been Of
speedy development. The national au-
thorities, finding themselves deceived,
have found it necessary to garrison Fay.
etteville again with negro troops. 70.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

sS- The steamship Brother Jonathan,
from San Francisco for Portland, Oregon
and Victoria, with between two and three
Hundred passengers, was totally lost mean
Camp Lincoln, Oregon, on July Both
Only fourteen men and one woman we're
saved. Governor Henry, OF Washington
territory; General Wright and family
and several army officers we're among the
paseengeFs +
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30
Proposals.

DROPOSALSw viii be received, by the S9hooi
i Board of Delaware township, until SAT
URDAY. SEPTEMBER ,, 1865. at O'Clock,
p. NJ, for the seating OF the Thcmpsonto-n
School House. Plan of seating and finish,
the same as the Goodville Schroi Hopss OF
Delaware township.
BY order o. the Beard,
AMOS GRAYBILL, Prrs-
JosEPH KURT, Seefy.
Aug. l6 1860.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

ns- Voter, if, on the day Of the Oc-
tober election, any man asas you why you
support John F. Hartranft, tell him be-
cause Hartranft was willing, in the hour
of his country's danger, to abandon the
mischieveods dogu!as Of his o!d political
faith, that he might the better aid in the
Wind icat;on of the Constitution and the
Laws, in the effort to sustain the national
authority. And if any man ask Of the
same Toter why he supports Jacob NJ.
Campbell, answer because he was willing
to do battle in defence of his political
principles Harrisburg Telegraph.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30
.si q. 's NEW
JEWELRY STORE.


THE undersigned would respectfully q
L inform the citizens of Miffiintown EIs.
and vicinity, that he has opened Jsw-dla.:8
elry Establishment on Main Street, Miffin-
town, il Thompson's Hotel, third door from
the corner, where he will keep constantly on
hand and at greatly reduced prices,
Gold and Silver Watches,
And general variety of CLOCKS. FINGER
RINrS, BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS. GOLD
PENS. and PENCILS, SILVER PLATED
WARE, SPECTACLES. together with q conf
plete assortment OF Fancy Goods.
t,a- The repairing of Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry promptly attended to, on short notice
and on very reasonable terms. All work war
ranted to give satisfaction. The public are
respectfully invited give call. IL
THOMAS X, MCCLELLAN. 4,
Aug so, 1865
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

I@ Fives Of the national currency
have been altered to ffties by pasting the
figure so over the figure 5, and by ex-
tracing the words "Five Dollars" in the
centre Of the face by means Of acid, and
printing "Fifty Dollars" in its place
The genuine note, however, can be dis
tiuguished by the engravings, the genu-
inc five having OF the face representations
of Columbus in 1892 and Of Pocahontas,
and on the reverse the landing Of Colum-
bus, while on the fifties there are repre-
sentations of Washington crossing the
Delaware and at Valley Forge, and on the
reverse the embarkation Of the Pill
grims. -~7 -rl. -a.-.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

az A planter in Wharton County,
Texas, says the freed negroes in that coun-
ty are generally doing better than he sup
posed they would. He has a written
Increment With those on his place, and lie
has no trouble with them whatever.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30


men who enlisted il the volunteer service
in the usual way are Of the opinion that
they are legally entitled to discharge,
on the ground that they were mustered in
to serve for a fixed time or during the
war;" and that the war is over. Gener.
al Terry having found some insubordina-
ton in his department of Virginia, on
account of this military misapprehension,
has issued an order that the war is not
over. He uses the phrase in purely
Pickwickian sense, admitting that there
are no organized rebel armies in the field
but urging that BY the proclamation o.
the President, Virginia and others of the
States are still insurrectionary districts
are still without civil government, or with
imperfect civil governments, and until
civil authority shall be fully restored, and
those States shall have returned to their
former relations to the national govern
ment, it cannot be said that the war has
been brought to close. Officers Of
every grade are reminded that they are
responsible for the discipline and good
conduct of their commands, and NO relax.
alton OF discipline or negligence in the
performance of duty will be permitted tt
pass unnOticed.