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GlX HUNDRED DOLLARSREWARD.
~ Ran away from my residence WOMAN,
named CAROLINE, thirty-fve forty years OF
age; black, medium size, owned by Stephen Davis.
OF Charlotte county; and one named CHARLOTTE,
burg, and i, about twenty yearsof age, gingerbread
color and middle size. They have with them Con-
federate money and specie. 1 will give the above
reward for their arrest and delivery to me- n. NJ.
Lees, Or $500 for either of them.
ia Civ II. s. POLLARD
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD.-Ran away, my man, named JOHN !;
calls himself JOHN MUSE thirty years Of age !;
black complexion high forehead, with a small knot
carpenter by trade he is five feet eight or nine
inches high will give the above reward for his
delivery to r, Lumrkin's Jail, Richmond, or any
other Jail so that I can get him. His father lives
iii King and Queen county, and no doubt he is
making his way there. Is. J. EDDINS,
ia G-l0t~ Manchester VIRGINIA
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-

ON L THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
~ WAKD:-Ran away, last night my NEGRO
WOMAN, ANN, and her two children. Ann is of
a dali brow; color and about thrty-three wears
old; is p" gnant, and has q scar or sink in one
check. Her daughter, named SARAH BROWN,
about eleven years old, is darker than her mother
eight years Old, black, has thick under lip, and is
somewhat bow-leggcd. The above reward will be
paid for their delivery to i'll Richmond, at james
/. Butler 4 Co.'s, Cary street below Peal
ia j-2W* TII)M As EOIrD.p
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FUTURE DAY.
ByL II. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. sc Main street,

4 UCTION SA l. f. OF SADDLES,
a IfARNEsS, BRIDLES, BITS. BUCKLES,
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, &c.--On THURS DAY,
January 18th, will sell, at the store Of Martin
Philips, 1876 Main street. all OF his stock Of SAD
DLERY, HARNESS, BUCKLES, TRIMMINGS,
COLLARS, &c, at auction, for cash. After the
sale the KEY of the store will be sold to the high
est bidder. Buyers arc invited TO attend.
Sale at 10 O'clock.
iall L. II. LUCK & co,
GALE OF LAND AND MILLING
- PROPERTY IN BOTETOURT.-On TUES
DAY, January 3l>t, at II o'clock will be Sold at
the Bucrdgc Hotel on the ma adamized road, in
Botctourt county, the MILL-SlTE and BUILD
INGS latelynccupied as the Blucridgc Paper Mill,
including about SEVENTEEN ACRES of LAND
Also, at the same time, will be sold about ONE
HUNDRED ACRES of WOOD LAND, three miles
from the milling property. This land is reported
to be good land.
Also, some TWO HUNDRED CORDS of WOOD :;
part at the mill and part on the wood land.
This property is very desirable. The mill has a
very abundant supply OF clear spring water aiIc ~
conducted to it. wnich would be invaluable in manu-
featuring. There watcr-whcels in order for ma
ehinery.
TERMs: Cash, in Confederate money
ia IL J. 4. COWARDIN.
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GHT, LIGHT, LIGHT. POW.
~ ELLIS SPIRAL TAPER gives an elegant.
bright hight; ready put ny on sticks; answers well
'or All domestic purposes the best and most conye-
nient light for all camp purposes can be convent
ehtiy carried about the person without breakape or
injury, and very convenient Tor travellers. This
iight Is much cheaper and more convenient than
the common candc-it burns for thirty consecutive
hours: Manufactured by II. y. POWELL, Waysids.
Mecklenburg county, Va. For sale by
l.. WALLER & co,
ia l0--3ts Richmond va
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DyPAsTxysT .
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond. August &. 1894 {
CERTTrTCATESO OF INDEBTEDNt .,

HERTIFICATESO F1NDEBTEUNFg ~
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT PER ANy,-w
~ TEkksT AND FREE FROM TAXATION r.
ssie fourteenth section OF the as. g. reduce tn e
-ency, approved February II, 1861, the Sctretaryn.
.he treasury Authorized to issue the above csr.
icates, payable two years after the ratification Of
treaty of peace with the United States. Trey can.
act be sod but Only to tie issued TO stch erpf,
tors Of the Government willing 10 rtceye IA
in payment Of their demands. They n.u.. alxo
,c given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents and 6A.,rs
.rg oc CT the Government Is called r. tvs ta,,
d public securities Offering peculiar adyantyf,
70 those from whom the supplies Of the Govcrrrr.
bought and to facilitate the use Of tlerr .lrks
irawn by discussing officers upon the fepostar,r,
holding these funds, and marked across the fu.
payable in certificates Of indebtednefs," will b.
paid in conformity herewith.
repositories arc hereby authorized ard required
to comply with this regulation, and to make ayy.
at.oI; to .he Register for supplies Of certificates a,
eeauired tSignea G. A. TRENHOLM
j. It's Secretary of Trlasurg
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Treasury DEpAETNESr,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AIrRICA,

Treasury DEpAHTMESr,.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AnFRIC,,
Richmond, July %, 1864. -;
TNAXED TREASURY NOTES.-Ir @,
der to promote, as far as practicable, the cqrl4
liquidation by the Treasury OF tic OUTETANDIN1
FAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Tre;s,-
rer and Pay Dcrostaiies III the d,feren. States
hereby authorized to receive the said sotes, e5vtp
the sl0o notes, ut G6. per centum, on deposit isl-
ing for same certificates of loan, upon hypotkeoa.
ton of non-taxable bonds. The said certificates 70
be payable on demand after the expiration Of ninety
lays.
And all agents for The sale of the above bends
hereby authorized to receive The taxe1 rotIs, VT
the exception above na.ae3, in payment of boll:,
when sold, at the rate Of G's per centii;n.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
l'2-ts Secretary OF the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
COEyEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Ricl,n1nd Va AuVuSt 2G l3r1

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
COEvEpEnATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August %, 1854. J
u POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING,
INTO EFFECT TIE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Il, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CiNT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS GP
TUE ACT APPROVED NAY rs, 1861, 10 *.
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BOMBS -
Parties owning registered eight per cent. tpUl.
under the act Of May lG, 1851 desiring to exchaug.
them for coupon bonds, will assign them III Il.
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement On
The back OF the certificate, to the "Cor:cdrla.e
States OF America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
and them to be prrsente: to the Beg ter Il
the Treasury Department, who Will ttercufn, II
,ompiiancc with the provisions Of the act OF Jun,
i3, 1854 issue coupon bonds for the amour: sy.ii
N the registered bonds assigned.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
to-.s Secretary of the Treasury
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By GrubbS & Williams, Auctioncers.

1.-TWO BRICK TENEMENTS. ON
Il SECOND, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCT1ON.--Wil be
sold, on THU RSDAY, the 18th of January, on the
MENrS OF the east side Of Second street, between
Clay and Leigh One is a good business stand, with
storc-the upper part for n dwelling, with four
rooms and kitchen; the other is :. two-soy biick
tenement with five Toosns above the basement and
Il kitchen, and Is row occupied by Mr.. Crawford.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the day of
sale. Taxes for the year 1865 to be paid by the
purchaser. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Ja6 AuctiOncer.
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Treasury DtrARTMkNT,I
CoNFEDEHtTE STATES OF AMERICA,
EICHMoND, October II, lS6f.s ~
MONT Y \ + LIE BONDS, FIVE
Y HUNDRED-MILIION LOAN.-SALE CuN
Embellishments applications having trsa
made for bends at the established price cf ore hun.
ircd and th;ryfivc dollars and interest, under r.
unstanccs that cntitlc them to favorable couyier.
ition, it has been determined to continue TIC al.
1T the above price until further notice.
Agents for tie sale of these Bonds are instructed
to act in accordance with this order; and Tie ae,.
ton Of dishrsg officers Of the Government rar.
ticuarly called to it. G. a. TRENHOLM,
ia ITS Secretary Of tie l.ea. l!re
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OFFICIAL.
TRf,slEI DEPARTMENT,
CUSftnERiTE STATES OF AMERICA. !
Richmond, January ?, 1860. J

TRf,srEf DlrAaTMEar,l
CUEFtrEEiTE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, January ,, 1860. }
NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN
~ Frs OF SIX PER CENT. NON-TAXABLE
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, ISSUED
UNDER TIE FOURTEENTH SECTION OF ACT
OF FEBRUARY Il, iS6i.-No;ice is hereby given
to holders and owners Of SIN PER CENT. NON
TAXABLE CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
NESS, issued under the fourteenth section OF the
act Of February II, 1861, that the interest due
the same TO LIST January, 1869, will be paid upon
presentation OF the bonds at any time after lst
january to the Treasurer Assistant Treasurer
Pay Depositslies named below.
G. y TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant TrcaSIrerS at Charleston and Mobile.
Derositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington North
Carolina.
posita,ics at Charleston and Columbia, South
Carolina.
Depo>.taries at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia
Derosita;ies at Tallahassee, Florida, and Mont
gomeIy, Alabama.
Deposita'ics at Columbus Mississippi, and lious-
ton and Marshall, Texas. ia G--3tawlin
NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN
EI.S OF FOUR PER CENT. REGISTERED
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER ACT OF FEBRUARY
IL, lSbl.-Noilcc is hereby given to holders and
owners OF four per cent. registered bonds, issued
under act OF February H. 1864, that the Interest due
on the same to LIST January, 1861 vii! be paid upon
presentation Of the bonds, at any time after LIST
proximo to the Treasurer, Assistant Trcas,,rcrs or
Pay DcpoSitaries named below. 1t is improbable
to prepare SCHEDULES for the payment Of interest on
these bonds as the number ard amount of those
surrendered i'll payment Of taxes have not been yet
;Scertaned. G. a. TRENHOLM.
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer 1T Richmond, Virginia
Assistant Treasures 1T Charleston and Mobile
lhro>ltaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, North
Carolina.
Deroyitaries at Charleston and Columbia, South
Carolina.
Dtrositarics at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia.
pepo>itarics at Tallahassee, Floud. and Mont
gomery, Alabama.
Repositories at Columbus, Mississippi, and Hos-
ton and Marshall, Texas de l6-Poaom
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NOTICE.-I'hc partnership heretofore
i y ex'A:ing between THOMAS JONES and tie
Undersigned, under the firm Of CltILDREI
$500, t'ihg dissolved by the death OF Thomas
Jones' the undersigned hereby aiYes na.iec 70 ali
Persons indebted Ia the ts,A 10 make pa, n.ni
neaa'eiy to hirl, AMI requests that all persons hay
ing Claims against y will present them ~ o,'.r fol
S't'i' ,neh.. j. X. CnIlpREX,
TIC I'm Surviving pastneT.
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THIRTEEN NEGROES FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-In pursuance Of a decree Of
me county Court Of Chesterfield vii! proceed to
auction-house of N. NJ. LEE in the civ 81 R;ch.
mond, thirteen valuable SLAVES, CONSISTING IS
men, women and children Va
" 4; T. i: c ciHIAALKLEY, Commissioners.
ia 9-1ts
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T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL OF TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES, &c,
Al AUCTION.-W Will be sold, On MONDAY
MORNING, january 10th, at 10 o'clock, COM
m'Hciny at the factory ct MessrS Chl-cy Il jones'
No Main street, and continue; At I..rrett's fac
tory, on Main, between Twen;y-thrd and Twenty
fourth streets, all their TOBACCO FACTORY FIX
IURES, consisting in part of
Hydraulic Pr, sses Re!aincrs,
Mills, Screws, Bands Blocks,
. Benches. Knives, Stoves, Scales,
Leaf and Manufactured Tobacco,
Stems, Empty Boxes, JIalt-Yicrces,
Iron SAFE, Desks,
Copying Press ard Book,
large LOT of Oak Lumber, &C.
~ ny order OF ). X. ChILpRET, surviving partner Of
tinlorey jones' L. w. KEESEE,
ID AuCtonccr.
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BY Slaughter Il Co..,
tl59 Main strect.)
\ UCTION SALE.--Wc will sell at
"A auction, with reserve, on WEDNESDAY,.
Jaiiii"ry III, assignment Of BLOCKADE GOODS
just Received, consisting of
20 dozen fine Felt Hats,
800 pairs ladies', mems and boys Shoes,
gross Fabcr's Pencils,
200 yards Brussels Carpetng,
ana othcr articles to be advertised hereafter
SLAUGHTER & CO., l59 Main street
ia 9--3t
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GALE OF COAL PROPERTY.-ln-
~ der an unexpired lease, having three years to
run, viii be sold, at the Glover Hill Pits on FRI.
M the zoth instant, the LEASE, TOOLS, FIN
ICkES, &c, Of the pits lately worked by H,ll A.
Co., known as the Central Pits, in Chesterfield
county.
rms sale is made necessary by the death of Will
CURED in by his executor
TERMS: Cash.
THE SURVIVING PARTNERS
,.. =, OF HALL. & co.
concur. IN the above sale. l.. T.. LESTER
ia 3-tds Executor Of w. Hall deceased
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AOAp.-Five hundred dozen WINDSOR
~ SOAP; 10 boxes ROSIN SOAP.
:. N BAUGliXAN Il RICHARDS.
;" No 10 Pearl street.
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I>HE AMBULANCE COMMITTEE
l. SMOKING TOBACCO One Thousand 60
IN one-hali and one-pound papers, of this sreri.
aft'cie, Tor sale by JAMES l. WILLIAMS
"a s-IUt Manufacturing Agent.
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Notwithstanding retired from the auction bust
ness respectfully return my thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon the house during NV con-
hection with 1t, AID solicit continuance ct the
to Mr.. N. NJ. LEE, who will conduct the hus;o
hes. at the old stand S. NJ BOWMAN
January =, 1860.
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A ny ONE HAVING A FUR YICTO
IA RINE for sale, can End . ,,,..,a
oEohdE RusKELL'S, 81 Main street. a.
in l0-ets
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NEGROES FOR HIRE AND SALE
NOR HIRE. a No. | COOK WASHER

EOR HIRE, NEGRO WOMAN. who
l. Is good plain cook. apply to
WEST x BROTHER,
Nam, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
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EGkOES FOR HIRE.-BOYS and
a oihd.S, accustomed 10 farm and house wo,l.
by la e-atj 4. Il s.. WORKMAN 4 co
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Her Adrtrtisfmruts.
STRAY HoC.

CAME TO rax RsSlpIscR O, m,
- sub.eribsr fesidine In fsys.se ssp.shie.
sun'sfa County, p. bsar pig dbeas ~
year old. The owner 10 requesfed to eon;
iforward provs property pay charges sad NJ
It away otherwise in will b disposed of ae.
cordine to Law.
o., y ss JOHN sElBE.
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Assembly.

Although We are without any omcia
return from Niflin and Huntingdon
Counties ye, We know enough to warrant
the assertion that both our asaemblymen
are triamphantly elected. Brown aud
Bsker go to Harrisburg, Banks and Por-
ter stay at home.
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JOHN I. LSAHM.
at-law,

MIFFLINTOWN, IUNIATA COUNTY. Pa.
OFFERS his professional services 10 the
~ puSlic. Prompt attention Fiven to the
prosecution Of claims agains, the Govern ment,
collections ani ell other busines. entrusted to
his care. Office. Main Street, one dec. South
of Snyier's Hotel. .s
Sept. 60, 1865.
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ALEX. SPEDDY,
A u I'll Q q 3 3 B.

p ESPECTFULLY offers his services to the
~ public Of JunIa;s county. Having had
large experience in the Business Of Vendus
Crying, he feels confident that be can render
gen nsra satisfAction.- He.eSn At all times Be
eor suited 1t his res.d.s-, ~ Mlg;-toT-- Pc.
> Ang: t6. 1885. 81 - =
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OIL-There has been considerable ex-
c;temen. aoort oil at Concord of late
Some very exaggerated reports are going
:hc rouu Is We have no deubt. however.
that there are strong symptons OF oil
there. the boring is now down over
800 feet. There will be oil found there
apd elsewhere if we are not greatly mis-.
:sker .e S. s--
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The Long Looked Fot-Come at Last
THE CELEBRATED
Florence Sewing Machine.


This machine IS the most PERFECT ;ns:ru-
melt to execute any kind Of sewing new done
by machinery ia the world. !! is simple aud
perfect in its lsechanical construction. TEs
feed may bc rcYersoi at any poiSt desired
without stopping, which is : great advantage
in fastening the ei.d of sean.:.
1t makes FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES,
hoct. Knot. Double Lock, DouGir Knot,
each glitch perfect and alike on both
sides of the fabric.
Operators can select any stitch they want and
change from one stitch 20 accther With
cut stopping t,.e machine.
its stitches cannCt he exceiiei for :irmuess,
,lscrcity durability and beauty Of finish
No difficulty s.Y crienccd in SEWN; across
thick sesnl..
Sews Il L; and heavy fabrics Will equal faciI-
1t will ,7raii. Tact. QaH, Cord, hem, Fsu,
Biai, Ga;her, ami 40 al kinds Of Siitca-
iny req"ir.i by families and manufacturers
The work will feed either to the righ; or LETT,
without stopping the machine.
The most inexperienced 6rt 10 difficulty in
usinG it.
Itis thoroughly practical and easily under
a,0.i
1t has no .triags 70 -! op: o. order, end will
las . lifetime.
Il runs ea lily, and is slnos; uoisei-s5.
|, is the most rapid sewer in the world; max
M Jige ,t;teass 20 each rsroiuiion.
1t uset The same size thread on bsth sides OF
the fabric
II oils no dresses, all lis rnackiEe-s being or
top Of the table. ..-..
Every machine is t5tTTanteG io girs entire sdt-
isJGc'ion, and 10 do all tha: is claimed for it.
Miss CARRIE Z. STANBAUGu is the agent
for this county. BY calling al her residence
on Main Street. Miflintown, one Of these ma
ciii;:es can he seen In operation.
Septemberl2 1865-Iy.
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Ext TRA.

SHr The county fsir At Perrysvi!le
tki. week h.s been rather big thing
f.on ail scccunts. Ne weie unable 10
&c; there. but the report, say there was
soy Gusn,i'y of Ggh,iag wkiskey about,
lere we're several run-offs. AID smash-
ups, and the whole country ,eemsi lousy
With pickrc ckets and pros i;u;ss, 'he like
Of which has never before di.grsced Ju-
s:a.. County
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re- A. the Fair in Perrysvills On Fri.
Dag. Band from Newport, which was
u..ving for 3 side show. refused to keep
ouiet while the speaking was going on,
lCoi. Mcfarland was addressing the Sol
'tiers) in consequence Of which the snl-
si;ers, who were there in force At q public
dinner, became excited aud tore down the
show. tore up the canvass. turned ou.
the live curiosi.;es aud tore up the stuffed
animal skins There va. great excite.
men, bu: nobody hurt.
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FEARLESS AND FREE"
A. l.. GUSS, Editor.

s% THE JUrIATA SENTINEL -Vsa q
has ,he Largest C,-csia,ioa Of any paper pub
Gshed in this County. Il ia therefore the
t.s' a9rertirias ,sei.u=:. Il is & Paper, truly
loyal. ably conducted. frs, class Locsl;'t.
kni we'll worthy Of the pstTchES1 Of seery
ie,cl citizen in the County
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GAO Acres,
$50 ACRES CLEARED

And in good state OF cultivation and the bal
anes we'll timbsrsd With White Oak, Chestnut,
Locust and large quantity Of Chestnut Ok
suitable for bsrkins-The Penns. Rsilroad
runs through the prsmises-s0 that it is yer!
accessible for the shipmsnt of
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DIED.

Asa there is disehsrge IN tha: wGr. Eecls. s:s.
On the 18Th inst, At Peru Mills in Lack
township Mrs. Ellen Patterson, wife Of John
Patterson, EeS. aged IS years.
On TIE c7tE inst., Willie A. scn Of Aie1sn-
yTer snd- hts-ths Estor, es Lack tow-aL:p
~ge. II Frs-s, 9 -,,r,..s a-s ds-s
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PUBLIC SALE:

T WILL sell st public sale On the premisss.
i in the borough of Mittiiutown, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1866,
The undivided two ffhs Of the JUNIATA
HOTEL PHOPERTy. consisting OF the Hotel,
Once and Book Store now in the occupancy
OF Amos Snyder, J. A. Millikea and Adam
Weidmab.
The Property is in good order, ard rents
FOR .ear!y Pour Hundred Dollars. Deed ami
transfer Of nv interest in the rents will DC
gwen Ii. unce. lsr7,s cay.
JAMES 81. SELLERS.
Oct. !, l2ej-;s.
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October end, '65
TAAA NOTICE. -AD'Ss O..

MRS. SARAH FINK RESPECTFULLY
VI informs rhs Ladies OF aIfiiniown .nj
vicinity thai she has jus; received !a-ge a.
scrtmenr Of tiiliiary Goods. and i,ss Constant
ly on hand a.l tor sale resdy rade Bcnhets
Vi al! desorip;io.s, and also Hats Gud Caps:
She h:s Also secured the services Of her SIS
ter who is competent Dress Maker and viii
give satisfaction II that line of business.
Let Ladies call and examine for themselves;
at her former esdrnce on Cherry street II.
quire for Mrs Sarah tStein} fiak.
Sept. q, 1865 nos.
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EsrATE NOTICE.. =
~ Es'dts Of A irsp Bovsrsox Sse,d
Notice is hereby given that letter. of Ad-
ninissra.icn. or the Estate Of Andrew Bower.
soI late Of Walker township, dec'd>bave bees
granted tosshs dndersigned residing in Walk
er fowsssip. Aupe-sons knowing themsei.
ves indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. and these having
o aim. will please present them duly suthsn-
sioated for settlement
JACOB +. SMITH, Adn:.;.t,.sor
Oct list. --.D -.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-11
% As re. ve CO not kr

Il yst Te GO hot kt'" T-0 ~!
conlec, III pap hereafter, bui It VII
be ssrved res ulnIy to Its patrons next
week aud thereafter By some one. Let
TIE Union men Of the county give it
liberal support, let them take an ints1cst
ia promoting lis welfare.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-11

Our TABLE.--We give to day the CON-
plete return for the county, except the
soldiers vote. Also tables to compare
rorue, votes.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-13
FEMALES. FEMALEs. FENALEs
HeImbOId's Extract BuOAu

Take no Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant msdicn,
for unpleasant shd dangerous diseases.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-13
Sealed Proposals,


HEIDQ RS DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND,
OFFIcE CmrF CossTssknT o. SuHstsTgscE.
rksHTmLE, IESH-s Nay 70 1865 ]
OEALEn Proposals are respectfully invited b
n the UNDERMINED until X o'clock, m, Jun
rs. 1864 for furnishing the United States sutsis
tenoe Bepartnlent EithTHREE THOUSAND 800
HEAD or BEEF CATTLE, on the Hoog % b.
delivered and weighed en- the scales at inc D.. 5
Cattle Corrals nc Nashville. Tenn IL lots Of one
thonsand Q0J0) each every ten 40 days, FIRST De-
livery OF one thousand tlOQ0) head % be made
on or before June 30, 1875. They must aYeugs
che Thousand Q000) pounds gross weight. AL En-
ing short of eight hundred 600 pounds Eross
weight, bulls, stays, oxen, and cows viii be reject
Cd. Each BID, q secure consideration. must b. &C.
compRniod b the usaal guarsatses Of responai-
bilty.
Bidders rua o. Pncaf 10 respond 10 their hts,
and BE- prepared 70 give bonds AID sim the con
tract before leaving tbs once. The G0Vernment
reserves The rght % reject any and All hds eousd-
cred unreasonable.
Payment % be made after each delivery, II funds
are on hand 4 zone On had, % Be made a. 5000
a. received.
Proposals must Be- endorsed distinedy "Phoro-
sGLs FoR BEgF CArrLE, and sddresEed % Capt .:
Q. Read, q 5. Y. and Chef @. g DeP&tnfnt q
TIE Cumberland. Nashville, Tenn"
Each penon Or every member Of nTm oltt.nB
= proposal, must a~cc0nyany n hy an oltn q aAe-
glance 70 the United siztes GoVernme1L
csp. Aad c. s. v. and ohiefcaDc
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