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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13
Onion County Convention.

Pursuant TO the call the Delegates
from the various Districts assembled in
Miffrn'own on Saturday the End and af:
ter consultation it was agreed to adjourn
until Thursday the Eth at which titne the
Convention assembled at the Court House
and -waa organized by tho election Of Hon.
John Beale rs President aud Col. j. N
Moore and u. A. Stambaugh as Ssereta.
ries.
Credsrtials we're then handed in Is
follows: .....
Mifaintown-H. A, s.ambaugh, J. II. simons,
Fermanagh-S. ". Henderson. Eph Sieber,
Fsyette-Michsel Hoffman. r. T. DAVIS,
Monroe-A. G. shsllelberger. s C. .Strswser,
Susduehanna-Levi Light. SOL Updegfove.
areeuwood-H, Minium. s. Sbellenbsrger,
Delawsrs-J. T Carpenter. Emanuel Smith,
waiker-J. N. Moore, John Mot.er.
Pstterson-0eo. Goshen, ? NJ Mickey.
Perrvsville-Lt. Sam. Laird, P. s. Light,
Turbs,t-Jseob Hoops. Henry Arbogsrt,
Milf,rd--Col. J. K. Robinson. 8 M.nniehsa.
Besle-Hon. John Besle, Dr. J. r. Serrett.
Spruce nill-A' J. Patterson, W. J. Evans,
Tuscsrora--Jsmes irwin. Henry Morrow,
Lack-william Warner, Matthias Stump.
Black Log-Robt. MoIntyrs, Samuel sAsarer,
On motion the Convention proceeded
to nominate Candidates BY aeclamasiou.
On motion Of Harry A. stambaugh, i.
was unanimously resolved that JOSEPH
NJ. BELroRD of Miflintown Se nomiua.
ted for the Office Of County Treasurer.
On motion of P. S. Light, BErJxM-
IN +. Walls, the color bearer Of the
47th Regiment. Of Lack township was
unanimously nominated for County Com.
missioner for the long term e years)
Gu motion Of Or. j. P. Sterrctt, Jos.
B. MCDONALD, jr private Of Company A,
lst Pa. Cavalry, Of Besls township was
unanimously nominated for County Cun.
missioner for the short term q ysar).
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13
The Demeera,'. idea Of ceea r1,.e,.

The Davi,,orsan down town, gets Of
the following, which it endorses n one
Of "good things"
"Cha'k and ivory! Heels and shius
Sambo's glory now begins!
5 Go way white mani You don't know
How to vote righ,-iat is 90.
Yaw, yaw, yaw !-Yaw, ysw. yaw,
De happiest day / eber saw!
Man aud bradder-equal born
De Makers image (in = horn y
De glory OBJ de risiu' day
De cullud cuss from Afticai
Oh, kiuky. minky, stinkey, oh
If dis amt glory, tell me SO !"
We can not envy the character and des
tiny Of that mau who PROCESSES to believe
in the religion Of the lord Jesus Christ
and yet delights in such "gcod things" q
the above sample Of silly psgro.hats nd
inadel ssrcasm. By such mighty arsu,
ments q art thou upheld, oh sham 10.
mocracy!
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13

u. Wers, the Andersouville butcher
Of Union prisoners, nov Oh tria! in
Warrington. has asked for the cousolinc
company Of two priests. His regues.
has been granted b. the War Department
snd Of course ever, body knows what the
villain mean: when he solicited such
consolation. His guilty soui begins to
sscken at the approach Of bis doom, and
az hs oaos0 escspa tAs paniahnsu. CT
a'ss, Ae intends 70 e:ais Z possible, the
Esp oi iLe devil.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13
THRMS or PUBLICATION

The JUsrATA SENTINEL ia Published on
Nif1intorn, Junista. County, Pa, On every
Wednesday At the rate Of $500 per year in
advance AID $3.50 if not paid within the
year We wish 10 do cash business as
nearly as possible. We wish to deal honest
iy and alike with all, and therefore need no
be asked 10 vary from our terms by any one
Thankful for past favors re ask theeontinu ed
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13

"7reoson must be made odious !.
Traitors MIST be punished and imporr-
ished. They must not only be punched,
5ut their social porer, must be destroyed;
And after making treoson odioI, erery
Union men and tie Government should
Js rer.unerated out of the pockets Of
those ,eao hars inflicted this great suffer
ing upon the coartry.'--Presiaent John
son, April q, 1865.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13

1, is the duty Of district committees,
aud the privilege Of individuals, to sec to
it that all soldiers are assessed on or BE-.
fore the S0th Of this month. Soldiers
who served and voted iu the army lost
their citizenship, temporarily, at home,
and it must therefore be restored before
they can be permitted to vote.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13

The BEET Is THE CHEApRS-.
Tho Universal Cog Wheel Clothes Whas.t
Wrs pronounced Superior t, sill others at the
WORLDS FAIR IN LONDON.
In 1852 received the Bronze Mede;. CAisa-
est preInium) ~ tie Great Fair Of
the AMERICAN 1sgTzTUTE,
In new York City, in 1909. I. hss also re-
esired the FIRST PREMIUMS at che
ing Stste Fairs:
New Yorl. !SS2--l5G3; Vermont, 1873,
Fennsyivania, iS63-Is6i: Michigan, 1854:
Indiana ls6s-lS6a; Illinois. lS63-,s6I:
Iowa, fs63-i664; Wisconsin, 1864; Gem:
River Valley Fair, 1864; Chsmpiain Valley
Fair, 1864; and st the prieirai County snc
Institute Fairs throughout tie land.
TgsTIK0sIALS.
my family weuld ss soon give up the ee.k-
ing-s,ove - this CLOTHS Ws,soEl. !: can
not be Too Eighty reoommcadc..-SoiorR Rot,
ron.
AFTER a constant nse Of the Ur,vIas.I
CLorHss HlInesl for more than four years
in my family. I An authorised By the ''pc~ers
that be-" 70 give Il the most unqualified prs:ss,
and to pronounce it IN indispensable part Of
the machinery for housekeeping. ."-Rss. 9-7-
~ FGrd Beeehs-.
"This is the trst wriugsr have found ths.
would stand the service required Of ie"-J.
p. Huzgi,s. Lovyoy's Hotel.
''In :he LeuAdry Of my house thers 10 .
perpetual thanksgising CO Mondsys for tbs
Invention Of your excellent Wringer.
Tsoodors l.. Cuylr.
eve think the Machine much more than
rays for issef every yaer in the ssvings Of
gaImeuts. We think 1t importsas the wiring
or should be 6,tsd With COGS"-0 judd
IL heartily commend 1T. 70 economists Of
time. money aud eontentuoent "-Rsv. Doctor
Bs,,ors.
ut saves labor, errediatss work. makes tie
!sundress good easrred. does nct tea- od but
toas-apd is indispensable in we'll regulated
fouily."-R. S. Stor-s, yr., D. D.
every week has given is 8 stsoncerto:d
upop the affections Of the inmates Of the !sun-
dry. Every member Of toe househo.d 10 IL
sdr ,rssion Of i.."-Hsv York Oassrrv.
H- On receipt Of price frcn any vs.. 1of
tie county where We have 20 cssyssse.s. 20
sszd tae Wriuges iree ii freight e.s.Ees.
4 good sanYssser wsats6 u scesy ts~SsIi?.
Seod for Hsstss.sd Price Ciscviss.
Y. G. HHOWVV0.
Rcs 847 Broadway 3. Y
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13

4 TABLE OF DISTANCES.-Ws
have a very fine table exhibiting the dis
:arcea between 26 Of the principal places
in Juniata Couuty-rrice I9cts on cards.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13
TOB WORK RATES.

Eighth sheet bills, $i.26; quarter. sheet
bills 81 90; half sheet bills So 90; whole
sheet Sc 00--S0 bills are always given if le-
sired. Blanks $500 per qu're. Coiored or
fancy work extra, Cards 1t el.eo per hun
dred. Job Work respectfully solicited a. We
ibelieve We can do up jobs n, atty and attract
lively and expeditiously.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13

NOTICE 70 DELIEoUyNrs.-No4iss is
~ hereby giysa ~ ~ pssssss isasa&s1 TO
the sstsss II 1henAs. eherniss. isss Il tAs
bsfeueh e e1ttefsea dsessssA. either by
S,.s dr Book Account TO ssas forward aaA
pay up before the 6rst Of Sspssnbsr. or thsss
elsis.i viii tSsa positively Be put ints tho
hsuds Of . Just!es for collection
ANNA SHOkMfER
.. A. p0CGHMAE
aug. "a. Adninis.rstors.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-13
TERMG OF ADVERTISING

esvrnty.lte cents per square Of ten lines
or less for the hrst insertion three inser-
.;o.s for 81 so and so eents for all subsequent
insertions. Estate Notices $500. -Profes-
.ionai and Business cards with paper $500
Per year. Merchantile cards with paper $500
p.r year. Local notices 10 cents per line
People ought to look to their interest End ad-
verti1e in the SEsrISIL as its circulation
is about one third larger than any other
paper published in the county.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-29
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLIE TON

Cicnrcd Yesterday. AUGUST 2S.
Steamship Cumberland, Murray, New York-A GETTY 4
Co.
Brig John Freeman, Loring Philadelphia-A Getty Co.
Schr j q Whipple Simpson, New York-D J Sturges
Went to Sea Yesterday. AUGUST %.
Steamship Cumberland Murray, New York.
Up for this Port.
Slip Amelia, Conner, at Liverpool August H.
Bark Sacramento, Hussey, at New York August o.
= Sarah Payson Dakin, at Bristol Eng) August H.
schr Mary Stedman, Pearce, at New York, August a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-29

RATHER Cun1ous.-Tho editor Of Western
paper says that during his late residence in Baton
Houge, La, ho was madc acquainted with two
families, who present to each other very singular
relationship, to say tho least Mr.. John DouSher-
| ty married tho daughter of an old lady, with a
plantation and plenty Of negroes, and congratulate
ca himself TINT in duo time tho old lady would
shuttle on her mortal coil and leave Mrs. Dough-
erty and the little Doughcrties in afflucnce but
tTue ioYc never lid run smooth, and 80 il was in
this TINS ncnse, for hardly had the 'tlc responsible
nes begun to flock around tho domestic board
geiorc Joseph Doughorty, younger brother OF
John, woocd and won tho old lady, and WAS duly
installed at the head Of tho house Hero was a
oIcmma. The rcvcrsion of the estate it is truc
was w III Johns wife, but not, by tho torms of her
Iather will, until her mother and her motIier's
husband should both die and that event appcars
to be rather remote. The home which John had
so complacently pictured to himself Joseph now
wants TOR himself and wife, whose claim is superior
70 that OF her daughter. And, besides tho social
part or the arrangement must DO little awkward
IL must bo little odd for John to call his Younger
brother Father" and yet he is his mothorein
laws husband. The old lady on her marriage
seemed to take new lease OF life, partly proLo
bly,, from the youthfulnoss OF her husband. and
also that hor daughter was her sister, bein,, hcr
husbands brothers wife. To tho children the
matter was particularly porplexing, they never
exactly understanding why they should call their
grandmother aunt, and their 'Uncle Joseph"
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INTERNAL REVENUE REcr

Tho Washington correspondence of the New
York Heod, of 22d, has the following:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-29
HEADQUARTERS
MILITARY DISTRICT OF CH HAR1 ESrnN

HEADQUARTERS
MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON !
CHARLESTON, 8. c., August 25, 1865. J
[GESERAI, ORpERs, No. S9.l
N ORDER TO PERFECT AND PRESERVE IN A
legal manner all records affecting the title to property,
the Register of Mesne Conreyances the Clerks the
Courts of Common Pleas and the Ordinaries who held
Office on the 18th day Of February, 1866, after having
taken the Amnesty Oath prescribed in the Proclamation
Of President JOHNSON, of the Doth Of May 1885, and
belonging TO- either Of the excepted classes shall have
obtained pardon, hereby directed to resume the
exc rcise of their civil functions
By command of Brevet Brig. Gen. W. T. BENNETT
LEONARD D. PERRY
August 20 Assistant Adjutant- General.
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FERTILIZER FOR COTTON, ETC.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST srn-D1sTR1c1

HEADQUARTERS, FIRST sUBDIsTRICTl
MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON August &C. 1866.
ESPECIAL ORDEns No. 1871
ON AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, 1866
TAX OF THREE PER CENT. will be levied upon ali
rents in this city, for the support of the City Fund
Owners of property viii report before the 9TH each
month"; to the City Treasurer and register their rental
receipts.
By order Of Breget Brgader- General ". T. BsfwErT
Commanding Post and Firat Sub District
GEORGE 8. BURGER,
First Lieutenant 54th New York v. Volunteers,
August 28 and A. A. A. General.
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HEADQUARTERS MIL. DIST. OF CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, s. c., August &C. 1865
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 90.l
IN COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL ORDERS NO. "A,
from the Headquarters of the Department of South
Carolina the undersigned hereby renquishes to Brevct
Brgadicr- General W. T. BENNETT the command OF
this District. JOHN p. HATCH,
Brevet Major General u. g. fols
Official : LEONARD B. PERRY, Asst.A General.
August %
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Eho internal revenue receipts since July
amount to within fraction Of forty-tivo million OF
quarter ending September 80 viii exceed sixty
millions.
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1t IS said that the War Department order direct
1mg na nne discharge Of certain troops in Texas vii
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,lS FoR TEE TEE L4DrEs-A profound sensation has been
aaacHe of the British legation, Who has the honor
OF introducing the fashion Of staining the eyeds
and under the eve ho deep black giving strange
The ladies' all exclaim in horror of such a barba-
rous fashion; but, as said before, such is. the
fascination Of crime, it spreads like an epidemic.
AT the ball, last night, six ladies were seen with
these frightful black eyes, The effect is such as
is supposed to result from an election fight, q
weeks spree, or sudden doath. Whether the pig
ment used is vulgar burnt cork, charcoal, or
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Which gives the long. dark lang,iisl to the eye,"
which Mr.. Moore tells us is used in the harems OF
CasMmere, am not advised; but IL any OF your
young lcdy readers arc anxious to ascertain, re-
Ter thsm to the Advertisements OF the ady-enamel-
ers, VINO promise ct one sitting to mike one beau
tfui forever.", Perhaps note to the British lega
tion would obtain recipe for the article. If our
wives and swcethearts do not stick ut this fashion
we may ssoon expect to SOC them dycing their
finger nafs and tooth, and going the whole figure
OF oriental barbarisms. -isarato9a Letter. o
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Death OF the Oldest BouIogne Conspfrntor
A Paris letter to the London Times says:

A Paris letter to the London Times says:
The oldest of the parties who were engaged in
died yesterday lJuly soj, aged eightyfour, in the
Palace Of the Luxembourg, of which he was the
Military Governor. Laborde entered the service
in 1904, was lieutenant OF infantry in 1911, went
through the German and Russian campaigns, in
which he was twice severely wounded. He accom-
panied Napoleon to Elba in 1916, returned with
was placed on half-pa at the Restoration. He re-
turned, however, to active service after tho revo-
luton of $780, with the command of the Forty
first of the Line, and with it made the campaign of
In 1884 he WAS named Commandant de Place at
Cambria, but placed on tho retired list in 1885,
Known to be warmly attached to the Bonapartist
cause he was readily admitted as one Of those up
pointed to execute the plot Of 1910. He was arrest
ed with the rest of the conspirators at Boulogne
and tried by the Chamber or Peers, when he was
sentenced TO two years' imprisonment, which the
government allowed him to complete without diff
Guilty in n,aison de sante at Chaillot. In the or
Castle by Prince Louis Napoleon alloting their
parts to his associates Laborde was designated as
leutenant-colonel in command Of the artillery Of
the centre; and in the general instructions he was
Charged With the Immediate formation of a bat
talon of volunteers whom he was TO assemble on
the Place dArmes in front Of the Hotel de Vile Of
Boulogne'
'Laborde was proposed as candidate for the
Constituent Assembly in 1S48 but without success.
he was more fortunate in 1850, when he was elect
ed in the Charente Inferieuro to the Legislative
Assembly, where he2took' his scat and voted with
the majority who were opposed to republican III
stitutions. On the dispersion Of the assembly on
the I'd of December, 1851, ho retired into private
post which he held till his death. He published,
many years ago, an interesting account Called Ma
Poleon ct so Garde) of the journey from Fontaine:
bieau to Elba, the Emperor's sojourn there, and
his escape to France. few weeks ago he per-
ceived his end approaching. The Emperor paid
him visit before his departure Tor Plombieres:
1t was about this time that tho old man destroyed
all the papers Of political character, and said to
be highly interesting, which he had in his posses-
SionH ....
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PORT CALENDAR.

Arrivals Mt Charleston Hotel Aug, as- ,ect:
Surgeon Dalrymple, Acting Medical Director. s,r
e., GSoh hie6er and wife. Hilton Head; Hon Trem
Sy,U, Gay, OF, Sew fork; Watson New York; Cooper
hbnlkley Memphis. Tenn; Kittic, Iowa
sSITnniSe1erger, Chareston; II Miloon New York
Sasanna9; ',i Lotzn, Charleston; VIM hitchcock Co
iuhaoia' sc; DR. Thos Gezer, Su1nmeryille
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Memphis, With 10000 inhabitsntsi and only 5000
grssswea ut tho late election.
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as- GOLD AND s1LvER.-THE HIGHEST PRE-
M1uM paid for GOLD and SILVER, at l.- -r.,
AusnstA 1,% ~ q. No. 2sS KINa.sTRERT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-15

I,eut.nsnt Colouci Dobozy. commsndant OF the post
OF columbus on Thursday lost arrested Emerson
E,herdec in Wcskcy county, Tom, on the charge Of
ing reasonable and ncendary speeches against the
government OF thc upjcd states and authorities ~ The
Stale o Tenisessec Is said That Ethcridrc has been
dtiuz rnca' dc, OF mischief lately IN attempting 10
Gre the heil OF the citizens " his State against the
constituted aushorcs IN ,I,er speech made AZ rrcn
ton Tenn 10 tho negroes he told thcm that they we're
no more free now than before The breaking out o'thc
rebellion the proclamation OF the President OF tho United
states the acop of the State authorities 10 the
rary notw t,nding Ne bas opsnly denounced Andy
Johnson ~ thel GQvefpct 1rowpiVw A usurper sod
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TIE wERKLY ua1Tn
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a Correction by ,he sheriff

suEsIpr's Orsfc~ ip'v "a 1896, b
NV attention bas been called 20 an article ~ your tNne
Of thia date headed "a deputy shctin chaised with
burglary +" The person named, Peter y mSk, Is not q
deputy shcuG nor there any Individual Of that naIno
connect n wit, this Office in ANY capacity whaevef
safceial, or otherwsc Won viii obge mo Ivy inserting
THIS ootc correcting the oppression contained IN The art
clio aIIna.a "a JOAN KElJ,x Sse,sG.
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News from Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MoNnnk, July ~ 1895.
Ths Macon Telegraph says all the iewelry bc,onging
the citizens, which was sent OF the approach OF the
Union army, and was afterwards captured Athens
has been turned over, and will be in Macon In few
DAYS and the gold Captured from the Central Railroad
Company last April has been returned by the military
inthoritirs
j. B. Hargrove Of Iynchburg, well known In Virginia,
committed suicide.
The United States steamer Yansic has arrived froui
Norfolk soon 10 sail for the West Indies 't
General j. u. Milford arrived here this morniog from
Richmond.
Tho steamer Norfolk from City Point has arrived with
the Eighth Minnesota Volunteers bound 10 Baltimore e.,
fdne home.
General 1oombs has escaped 20 Cubs
The Fourth United States Is ordered leave Richmond
and report IT New YORK
The James River Canal u open for, passengers and
freight ~ far rs Lexington III
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TO TfIE EDITOR or TnE HERALD.
Would not the ground lately occupied by Barnum's
Museum. nc, form good site Tor Post Onices Con.
curing will you not advocate the idea your influential
parcr7
Tho old patched up she'll used for Post office IL
positive disgrace TO the metropolis. Let The city At last
be honored ant more by change IN struc
turc. and location well
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the msmb4Ss Of the State Legislature a willing f6sd.
nens OF despots, &C. until At last orbesrance ceased
70 Do vrtue and he Is now in fair way 10 feel the
powerof the government which he has been free in
maUzning He Is now under arrest in Columbia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-15
Another Museum burned.

NEw YORK. july H. 1866.
perceive by your st OF Museums and Theatres
burned IN the United States, published In this morn
ings issue OF your paper, that you have omitted one
viz Rfnums museum, corner OF seventh aud Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-15

rHE HERALD FIgE APPARATUS.
was incorrectly described yesterday morning as the potcn
OF one whitwor,h u should have read Woodward
whiiworlh u undoubtedly ~ t5a big guns but we
have yet to learn that he lays any claims 70 greatness in
the matter 81 patent gupplnc epcincs Tue Woodward