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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19

gi-,I1. satan doA't sec Il.
= -s -a-s,.y certain that GEN. Shcr
11s. r.l h- ;he Democratic candidate fol-
- --tlr. ri j-.y- J.eiG:a True Democrat,
-.r- r-t
.- -t..- u4.t,.s certain that Gcu. Sher
-.t- ..- be the Democratic candidate fo
.-. -. o. yLi1.-yun;a.a Register Jam
.ric enc suSscsted to u, few week,
. preserve the above ''moral certain
,.5s, IS they would doubtless come ir
-.ls zrml day We did not need to wait
-.s; aui We new present them in con.
.az,5a with the following despatch from
laau5, Chic, lated July 18th, 'G5:
tEaJog- General Sherman had public
sr:iou here today. In the course OF
amarks, he heartily endorsed Genera
lna9uacias him rs next Governor Of
4s If- also said he was not, under
f -ryUmstaace>, 4 candidate for Gubcr.
-.-. c- Presidential honors.
Tie democracy are hard up-,hey have
hex principles nor candidates. 1t
Id be very sr2tcful to them even now
--.- p.5nolnsias the war a failure il
--er --..l r.le into Office on thc rep,
-...sa O.: = was man. But it is "mor
g--a.a hat the Heroes of the war
-.. ~. consent TO be the tools of those
whose corq.r-oadlsm constituted one
',a. q .he Strength of tic rebellion
nor i-i.ows- Wont you try Nallandig-
Ian 1c-in
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19
Hunting ~sor Principles.

.-. Democracy are in bad way just
a-" They are hunting for principles,
eu- ..2-.y ..prinoiple" can they fue, on
-T4.:a % bolster up their defuuct and de-
party They are endeavoriug very
-arc - come round TO the support Of
1-,-.- -ai j Johnson, evidently with &c
l.a .yleTize him, but the game is too
.---.-s TO wiz. We pity the poor dis
-----Ia.a co!Perheads. They End their
--.g4T. FeAcc-at-aus-p price principles
80 al- re swallowed by the loyal Amer
--sr gle, ana now they are Mt loss
s.- s-suuds to take. There is but one
% ia-.he couhtry now, and that is the
rs-. t sion Republican party.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19

; neA- President johnson expressed his
views as to the punishment of the veal
thy leaders of the ie5el,ion very plainly
on Saturday week. a Committee from
Richmond sought anu obtained au inter
view with the Executive Tor the purpose
of asking him to strike out or alter that
portion of his Amnesty Proclamation OF
the 29th .. May known as the $50, 900
clause" lie :old the committee that he
did not think they desired the removal of
the restriction for the purpose Of helping
the poor, but to enable themselves to
make money. and suggested that if-as
their memorial asscrted-they were so
very eager to help the poor they could
contribute their surplus over the $4,000
to their benefit, which at the same time
would relieve the poor and bring the do
nor within the benefits of the proc lama
ton. The President stated that in max.
ing the exception under discussion he
had acted on the natural supposition that
men had aided the rebellion according to
their pee uuiary means: aud that it. was
the wealthy mcu of the South who dra
gooned the people into Secession lie
himself had lived in the South ana knew
how the thing had been done, aud in
Virginia her rich men had used the press
to assist in melting the revolt He de-
nicd that the working of the Amnesty
Proclamation was injuring the people, as
the committee had stated, by shutting up
capital and keeping work from the poor.
If that is done at all, it is done in conse-
qucnce of the violation of law and the
commission of treason The President
concluded his remark by stating that he
had seen no reasons for removing the Ie-
s.rictions
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19
THE DEEP run aWELL."

Al distance Of few hundred yards from
their well now boring. The Southwestern
Company is now boring well at the mouth
of the same run, in which. il is said. thev
have good indications of oil. The Port Roy
Al Company have just started one. an.l two
others arc to he commenced soon further up
the stream. The other tract will contain ten
acres nearly all of which is boring ter 'i,ory.
and without doubt frs; class oil nd. stunt
ell on Crooked Run. abOu. one mile from
Dunkird Creek. and the same distance from
the Taylor Well. in which they have strucl
oil, and are now preparing to pump. AMI
about one and half miles from the Mapl,
Farm. The term of lease in both cases i
twenty years one fourth royalty. with cOsI
privilege. Operations TO be commenced anil
prosecuted at the pleasure of the operators
without danger of forfeiture. The company
will procure a first class oil engine and COOL
boring tools. and will put up the necessary
buildings in a substantial. durable aud work
manlike style, prosecute the work with al
possible dispatch. and will commence the
work as soon as the shares are all taken
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19
FEARLESS AND FREE"

"a 7rs@pa mast be made odious
y,r, ulss; be punished and impover
A thy must not oniy be punished,
.-. 'i.'' sou.a' pyre,, m,:st be destroyed;
ytli arr naL'rg treason odio"s, erery
400. 'as, rd lie Government shoUi,i
Ea@sm.ra,ei out cf' tie pockets o,
.s ~. hare 1.Firted fkis great suffer
HE.a f.s ..u',Y.'-Presidcnt John,
.. April y. 1858.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19
aroaIi,y' rrecept vs.. Practice.

-'ar IopFerLoads who have lately be-
Fond Of the society of the men
-v.a y-lg Uncle Sans livery of blue, arc
r-4.e -.spon the subject of Negro Equal.
- ,al lrc Gnccaslng in the depreciation
T-Ha Elevation Of the negro. The fel-
..e- ty-5ct that they undertook less than
sso to put, these same soldiers,
-o% p'yiug with every species of
ee : level with the negro by de-
-T1n- aim Of the right OF suffrage
--mem5cr that The men who ,,ove
as~ AMI hava such dreadful ter.
a.-F5 EouDg. themselves voted a.
.s sa 81 You doylH to the I4ve! Of, me
aehan 4 yeat l-o when they
a v;ta her E.saahin-. gem.
-.- ''-'"t'-a- r-r. s-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19
R- Judge Asa Packer of Mauch
hunk. Penn. formerly a representative

10 Congress from that state, has made
the mun!fcent donation OF FIVE hundred
thousand dollars and Gfty y,seven acres Of
Hand, near Betir!ehcn;, for the endowment
o; an Episcopal college -Th. lnc4tioa is
a, the ilnci.aa Of ths iehl-L va.lrv
and Worth fenusylysaia rp'gyads
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19

*Well yes, We think there is more pichiing
at pic mics than discretion calls tur-aud
We think another thing. Nellie, that when
Editors are expected to notice these social
gatherings they OF. .ht always be invited,
whether they are likely to attend or not.
Hereafter. If we can not get n pick at
Mex, we intend to pick at somebody else.
And if you want your picnic ''blowed
up invite Us down, provide box of
good cigars, and we vii! do as much puff
ing as you want.-ED.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19
The Number of Shares Will be 1925. AT
gr. 500 Each. gTt TTs.

The Stockholders will have the privilege of
| selecting their own officers and taking the
well into their own hands as soon as il is bor
ed and if they wish, by consent of the ma .
jority can make further assessments on their
stock and bore other wells: An assessmeut
of ~ per cent. will bore two additional well-
after the engine, necessary TOOLS and the ter
ritory is once procured r- 'rr
There is now no longer any doubt of the ex
istence OF vast deposits of oil in the Dunkari
Creek oil region, from the fact thar a number
of fine yielding wells have been obtained,
sue h as the sfhaz EgGz11
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19
Thompsonfown Picnic.
IHOMPSONTOWN,
July 18th, 50.

THOMPSONTOwN,
July 18th, '65.
Mr.. EDITOR,
Thursday last was day
Of pleasure, that will long be remembered
BY those who were present at the Pic Mic,
held in the beautiful grove Of Robert
Thompson, Esq, near this place.
The namoer present was very large,
and delegations were represented, from
Newport, Millerstowu, Mexico, Altoona
and Harrisburg. A party from the lat
:er place, comprised about seventy ladie
and gentlemen, and arrived, in company
with those from intermediate points on
the road, at Thompsontown Station in a
special car, about nine o'clock, accom-
panied by "Kefers Cotillion Band" from
Lancaster City. Upon their arrival at
the Grove, they found platform already
erected, and soon the lads and lasses, en-
gagged in dancing to the ex celleDt music,
discoursed by the Band. Large numbers
began soon to arrive, in carriages from
the surrounding country-aud before
noon, it is estimated, that at least three
hundred persons. were upon the ground.
Throughout the day, every one both
old and young, seemed to eajoy them
selyes-and the music. and dancing, did
not conclude until after . o'clock in the
evening. ..r
To DR.. Lucian Thompson. for the use
of his "spring house." / feel assured in
in saying. that the gentlemen particHfcr-
L are greatly indebted for the cod milk
and otle,. dsiicociies, deposited therein.
In the event of another celebration
taking place here next year, it is hoped
that the committee entrusted with its
management, will be more liberal in the
distribution of their iuritations,* at least
to those in our own ncighborho)d.
Notwithstanding the small sum Of four
dollars, as tax levied, we are pleased to
learn that the committee Of arrangements,
over and above all expenses, bave sur
plus, Of at least one hundred dollars,
which they intend to appropriate, towards
diminishing the expenses of similar
party, to be given here next year.
-.....- NELLIE ID.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19

taa Fsiss PraPis's q: Work Agam-
if.jr moral rsr'JjE,ies" turn on.
aall- ~. sa,aH d9n't sec il.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19
Willy NOS. l AND 2, CRAMER, ST. CLAIR,
CONTINENTAL. 90, RBLAFR. q LUCAS,
DUNKARD, MCCLURE. ROSS, No.
AM OTHERS

Boring for oil is going on sactitely along
Dunkard Greek fora dista,sce of some 20 to
30 miles. Several hundred lhonsaud dollars
of Pennsylvania. New York and Ohio capita,
has been devoted to the Development Of oil
lands IN this section of country, asi .'oil
strikes" are Of frequen, occurrence The
oil obtained is OF very supreior quality,
and is used for lubricating purposes. Is, is
without doubt the rtNysr OIL rovSp ~ WEST
EBS PENNSYLVANIA. VAST beds of bitumin-
Gus coal underlie the whole country and is
easily obtained The geological structure of
the country. the vas! beds of Superior bitum-
nous coal. and the large quantities of oil. al
ready produced, certainly prove the Dunkard
Region TO be very prolific in oil, aud tire per-
severing seekers after olesginous wealth in
that quarter, win undoubtedly be crowned with
Success. rrs.-rrr- .~et ~ -.r
rHss Persons desiring shares in the DrEr
EuN OH WELL, will please forward their
names 10 JouS ~ KTPsEE, Treasurer OF the
Port Royal Oil Company, a; Porrysville, o, to
d. Il. RoBIsnS, Port Royal. $3.50.
BY orders Of r.. B51c'o-s ofaPorf T'osc,' -,
GaH.4ay. f.f -lEE E..Lt
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19

are tao. one the. fear OF doing y.6.encc
to the feelings Of the }gyaR whites, the
other the fear tia, beeause of lie igror-
auce q he negro lie yin ibuse the righ.
r-.ris .he lgst. 5xpt1ieacy you'll
H. .tci - - ray some -escec.s u
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19

'3t Patrons Of the SEv1IYrr who NAV ,-.'.
HarfIst,urr, or 1aisi-g . sTs; a'as5 niG3,3
sIo"'d eE ~ me2rs s. Ehcse hoy AK: ,as
n7s, sr3cndItf t;r7ss-l' Over 20, n ru 'rI,r
vae:c. which is 81 - 1tLliht
5 lRNITE--> c0t,r DO Markers -Flarriss, :
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19

- 80 -.,iy certain that Gen. Shcr-
MA. .sl ~ ;le DEMOCRATIC candidate for
80. -,tlr. rt j- .y.- y.giG.a True Democrat,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03

SrovEs, TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE.
-Messrs. Hass & Kane have purchased the
entire stock of Henry Rousman aud rented
the store aud shop formerly occupied by him,
and. to-day, open business at his old stand.
Thankful tor the past patronage OF the pub
lie. they respecutfuily solicit a continuance
of the same. They will keep everything
wanted in the line of stoves. tin, sheet iron
and copper work. and manufacture to ord er
anything in their line. While they Will pay
especial attention to the retail trade they in
yite all who wish to buy to sell again to give
them a call, as they will be prepared to
wholesale on favorable term. They are very
honorable, active. industrious men and tip
top mechanics, and we doubt not will be lib
orally patronized.
iuly3ldtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03
From TIE ". Y. Obssrrrr-

From the ". Y. O6ssTrer.
We have had in for months past
Vests Pumps, which has given U more satisfac-
ton force Lifting pump than any we have
used. 1t 10 one of great power, and well
adapted for shp's decks, mines, factories, green.
houses, graPeries, ETC. The Mining ChroaiciS
and RdiItody Journal says: ltis recommended
Tor Its extreme simplicity of construction, great
strength, and consequent durability and cheap
ness OF repair. There Is stuffing -box-the pre-
sure being held by cup packing, like that upon
the working piston, working In a cylinder, fitted
for the purpose within the upper arr chamber
which we think great improvement, AZ stuff ne is
SO liable to be deranged and leak under strong
PRESSURE to say nothing OF the loss by friction in
cident thereto. 1t has always two chambers;
thus the action of the valve cushioned upon
both sides by aIr-Preventing watei-hammer and
vacuem-thump. The valves are very accessible
and simply and cheaply repaired. They work
much easier than any pump we have ever seen !;
the inch cylinder being worked by children, in
wells 100 feet deep, and as they are extremely
cheap, as well as simple and strong, we freely
commend them"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03

CAPT. TowNE.-Our people will remember
Mr.. Samuel P. Towns. who was formerly the
agent of the q. s. express company in this
city. He left here about three years ago as
q private in Co. I, 10th Ill Vol. He comes
back captain, having been promoted, first
to orderly sergeant. and then to captaincy
in one of the companies from southern Hi
nois. He has many friends here who will be
glad to hear of his promotion, and of his
safe return home.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03

CoRREcr1oN.-In notice Of the l26th LII.
Vol. we said: They have had
disagreeable service in a miserable, disagree
able country,-and they know whose fault it
is that they have had not been assigned TO
better service. The boys have proved them
selves good soldiers and orderly and law
abiding on all occasions. and it isn't their
fault that they have not had better posi-
ton. They have done their duty faithful ~.
honorably and manfully, wherever they have
been placed. This is more than can be said
of some of their earlier field officers q
We should have said 'comnaanding' in
stead of field" officers"
"The boys" say that while Col. Richmoni
was "acting brigadier, I" and not in commant
Of the regiment, the commanding officer
when toe regiment was ordered to Vicks
ourg) procured "sick leave" and returne,
home, where he remained some two months
aud 1t thus became necessary to recall Maj
Wiltshire from Gen. Oglssby's staff, and tbs
no .0ok command of the regiment and led
TO Visksburg.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03

Why DoN'T THEY PAY 'EM OFF IA large
number of Iowa soldiers are quartered at
Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. and at Rock
Island Barracks, waiting to be paid of, and
considerable dissatisfaction is exhibited by
them at being kept SO long in camp when
taey ought to be paid off and sent home
The Davenport Democrat OF last evening
says:
crowd OF the 10Th infantry collected on the
corner of Second and Brady this afternoon, ane
excitedly discussed the propriety of riotous pro
ceedings tomorrow, if Immediate steps are no
taken toward the settlement of their claims agains
the government.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03

THERE is perhaps no one article IN the Sc
lection of which mistakes are so often made
as in Sewing Machine. 1t is well under
stood that there are only two valuable Sew,
ing Machine stitches.-the lock stitch and
the Grover 6 Baker stitch, each OF which
have their peculiar merits. In order 10 mefis
the wants of all purchasers the Gro.sr
Raker manufacture two kinds of machines
one makes the Grover & Baker stitch, the
other the lock stitch the latter being the
most simple, perfect and desirable shuttle
machine in use. .
Aiken, Jarvis & Burial have both kinds
of machines for sale. Purchasers can exam
inc them and judge which is best adapted to
their wants. july l5dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03

STILL ANOTHER WoNDER.-There is now to
be seen at j. keiser's store another wonder
in chemistry in beautiful article of toilet,
fancy and washing soap of superior quality
We invite ladies and gentlemen to call and
see samples of this soap and get some of it
free of charge and test its qualities. Clergy
med and professors of institutes are invited
to call and see this wonderful soap. Also all
persons Sho have desire to invest in an
honorable business. One which they can
make from two to four hundred dollars per
month to call and see US.
This soap is made in from five to ten min
utes time at cost from two to nine cents per
pound and saves one half the labor of wash
ing and gives the cloths a Wilderness that no
other soap will.
A G GREENMAN, pro.
Rock Island August 3d. 1865.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03

MAI. JOHN MoRRIs.-It is gratifying to
hear the privatesin the 10th SO speak highly
of Mai. Morris He seems to be an especial
fayorite. They say he never asked them to
20 anywhere ne would not 60 himself, or &c
subsist on any poorer fare than he had. or to
expose themselves to any hardship he was
not willing to share with them. That's the
ripht kind of man.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03
SEWING MACHINES.

DE CAUTIOUS when you are told by any
ID one that they have as good Sewing Machines
for sale any one, etc. Tne Singer and the
original How are the oldest and most reliable
machines and best now In use, will do all kinds
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Sewing neatly done to order.
also have machine twist and thread for sale.
Any one wishing TO purchase please give me a
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03
CHICAGO MARKET.
fsh,~... Tai,
Markets generally lowel

Markets generally lower.
Flour-l5a20 lower at $500 for red winter
Spring Extras ST, 5oa7, l3a.
wheat-4aSc lower; ~ No l red; ITS
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Coru--is2 higher. No. 66a6sA.
Oats-3a4 lower and very dull; No At 44a45.
Rye-EnIer. Nol673c
Barley-3 lower; No2 100 ..-
Whisky-Dull at S2l3
ProvisIons-Mess pork easier at $50; prime
mess held at $500, buyers at 24,0o; bulk meats
quiet shoulders l53ci packed lard held at 24a
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Lard-204c. ---s-- -...-.-
Beet Catile-$6, Ooa7 Is for Erime; and 4,ooa
600 for common to good.
Hogs-Sl0, O0slo,s5. .-
Gold-l,4
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-03
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