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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-22
INSOLVENCY..
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
lie INSOLVENCY OF THE

TATE of VIM. Brown having properly suggested TO
the County Court of the Of Anderson
that creditors of said their claims
authenca In the prescribed by
Clerk Of the County Court for the county of Anderson
before the LIST Monday OF December 1866 that they
ceive their rata of said This 2d day of July 1866
july256tS L. D. BROWN Administrator
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No. IL.

VACANT Lors-One hundred Fifty vacant Town Lots
in tbs Corporation.
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COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES.
WATERBURY,, CONNECTICUT.

'INHE NEW BUILDING is ENTIRELY
completed having all the modern improvements Steam
Heat, Ventilation, Hot and Cold Baths Gymnasium
The school embraces three distinct departments with reg
ular course of study in each
The Faculty consists of nineteen teachers and professors
REFERFHCES-Rev. t. W. Humes and Jas. c. Moses, ESD
Knoxville -
junel3-3m Rev. r. G.. WILLIAMS Principal
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Is sixteen Acres Of unnproved in the Corporation Of
East Knoxville known Flint Hi where formerly stood
the residence of Judge White There spring upon il
with the exclusive right it, 1t loo feet upon
the river, and is half mile from the court house.
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CEN TIRE COLLEGE.

DANVLLLE KY
THE NEXT TERM OPENS ON MON.
l. DAY, September 10, 1866.
REV W. L. BRECKINRIDGE, D. d. President, and Pro-
fessOr of Mental aud oral Science
ORMOND BEATTY, ILL., D.. Vice President aud Professor
of Natural Sciences
Rev JAMES MATTHEWS, 4. NJ, Professor Latin Lam
guage and Literature,
REV STEPHEN YERKES, D. D., Professor prO tem,l OF
Greek Language and Literature.
A. b. NELSON, 4. Z Instructor in Mathematics.
l.. II. RALSTON a. M and WIN. L. YERKES A B., Teach
era of the Preparatory Department.
Tuition and Contingent Fee, per annum, annually
in advance
Candidates for the Ministry and of Presbyterian Min
listers exempt from tuition fee Board SIS per
In town. from 81 to 50 in the country This includes
furniture and fuel.
For further information catalogue apply Rev Robt
A. Johnsrons, Financial gent any member of the Fa-
Guilty. aueI5-Im
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ORIGINAL ELL.

ORIGINAL ELL
Thomas Walker vs. c. c. Upton and John Hunt.
IT APPEARING FROM THE ALE
CATIONS of the bill, which to, that respond
ents, c. Upton and John Hunt, the
State II is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master his
July Rules 1866 that publication b. made
weeks in Browulow Wing notifying said respondents ap
pear before the Chancellor Chanccry DO held
the court house in Daudrid, the first Monday after the
fourth Monday OF October next to plead demur
otherwise make defense the bill will be taken for confessed
aud cause set dow for hearing 9 parte.
August Is, 1855 pf5 NM. GALBRAIIH, o. 4 ~
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EDUCATION.
----rs--|--|~
MT. AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

THIS SCHOOL HAS JUST CON-
Il CLUDED 1t tenth year Its has been one OF
prosperity and growth from the The last two
the daily average attendance than two
hundred and many have been refused for want Of
accommodation.
NEW BUILDING
under contract TO Be ready for occupancy tho OPEN
Ing OF the Fall Session in September and 1t hoped that
hereafter all can be received pupils who apply.
The LIBRARY APPARATUS and CABINET yearly
valuable additions and the purpose kept steadily in view
to furnish facility for thorough
The Faculty conss four male female teach
er all experienced instructors in their several
The School fully graded the Preparatory
through the entire Academcal studies
For particulars and catalogues. address
/. ii. WHITE
augl56w % West Fourth Street Cincinnati
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the office of the Knoxville Kentucky Railroad
Company until the 10Th ns los the
tie work required tsir line between
Clinton 40D tour hundred fsel
high Copper Ridge, 400 tour hundred feet
feet high at JoTdan Branch four hundred feet twenty
high at Cneh River The timber to be White Oak Tres
tie to be the plan Of that Knob
Knoxville Tine work De completed October on the
hrs TWO sections and BY November M 1866 the last de-
scrbed.
juIylstf Chief Engneer, h. and K Railroad Cou.nany
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
COUNTY COURT-BLOUNT COUNTY.

Joseph Hatcher, al at Law of Elijah Hatcher
deceased
1T APPEARING FROM THE PETI-
TION filed in this thar Preston Adams James Ad-
ans, and the Heivs Law Of Thomas Hatcher defendants
nonresdents of this State therefore ordered thai
publication be made for four successive ia BrowDIo
mig notifying said defendants ppear County Court
to De held at the house in Maryvie Monday
IN October 1855, when and where they plead answer or
demur to said Petition the will takea r confessed
and set for hearing paTte them.
August 15 1866. It T. O. TUCKER Clerk
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No. Ii.

Is Eghyfve Acres Of un'mproved Land less than mil,
from tn court house. and part Of which in the Corpo.
ration.
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NO. Is.

Ten Acres Of Marble Land Sligo Marble land
lying the East tennessee and Virginia Railroad and
two miles from Knoxville.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-22

Zinc Nine one mile from Knoxville and Ten Acres Of
land. -
The whole of the above property offered At
private sale, fair prices III O. years time
for ~'
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NO. Ia

One Tract of Land of Eighty Acres OF the river
and half mile from the court house. fronting upon tho
river about 00O feet very RICH bat h There nne red
marble upon this land.
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Life Size Portrait of Gov. Brownlow.

NasnVlIIe, July a, IobO.
The report was adopted-ayes A, noes -.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-22
FOR SALE-85, 900 ACRES OF UNIN.

PROVED LANDS in different parts East Tennessee.
containing Immense mineral wealth. Well adapted to stgcs
grazing, with splendid farms water power
Also, some of the lands we'll suited colonies of
Emigrans Particulars respecting srery kind " Eat
Tennessee, riH b promptly aud grataiOusy ges By edl or
calling COCKRILL a SEYNOrR -
Real Estate Brcksrs
dec2Otf KpayvNjs IT,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16
Blaug Orleans lailp Qyrcsceot,
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE IS, 1866,
Anu 0rleans 3flonep 3flarAet.

Friday Evening, June 10. 1866 I
The feature in the financial movement to-day
has Deen still further advance OF 2 u cent in
rates of Gold, and Of l@2 " cent in rates OF For
eisn Exchange. The upward movement in this
market is exclusively due, however to the excite
ment prevailing at New York, and ramors OF as
founding prices in the latter market have been
industriousy circulated throughout the afternoon
The supply on hand, if reported sales be correct,
must have been quite heavy, as the following
satementincludes only @portion ofthe private sales
which have been furnished us Tor publication, VIZ
$1,000 at l443, previous S5OOO $4,000
at lao, S6bOO and 32OOOo NJ l41i wv oOO al l404,
$1,000 $4,000 $1,000 and SZO O9O at l413, Slo,oOO at
I45l, $1,000, S6O0O, SlO0oO ana sZ2,oOO at las,
$4,000 at I464, 9LoJO0 ana @lo,OoO al l45$' $500
and $1,000 at lidt' S45oo at I45b' S4O0D, $4,000,
S700o alOo0o tl8VoO, 9dO,ooO, $4,000 ana S45,-
OOo al l+i, 95yOO, SzzJOO, e4GOOO and $4,000
ana SVOOJ anu P'''VUo al nag. sales OF silver
nave been confined TO $500 American coin at
4o+9l'Z- I0f AaiVe5, 3iOo' haVe5 ana quarters DO
at inc latU5f hgure' and late IN the day 4oV0
mexican aohafS at las we now quote Hold at
li.P@i+.2, ana oHVef al i5oS9l"t IoF American
VolI anu 4t'N9If9 loF MEXICAN uoliafS'
fohsi5S H@oHANdE.-~4Ae movement IN Steri-
ing anu t"hgs cannot De reported as huch Dettef
IMAM hoAI'u%L o41 rates nave advanced, OWING 10
'ue upward movement IN solu' me only safes oil
"lh9n we nave osen apprlsea since our last' now
eFer' W.T. @l'V9o III Iree io1s al lold, ana tzooy
DanA S'eIl'hs al 1oz. transactions III francs nave
peen OF 700 L'7is Ii'Ncah' d character 10 deserve
speClh. n'"oe' anu We now queue pahh sterling al
lol4lo-' GEAR Dns lo'9lo9' Dll Oh !adlhg pAAs
nominal, DahN francs 3'4Otgj'5o' and outdoor
francs ''oogo,to'
DOMESTIC E@ohAS6E- Inc tendency OF the
movement IN Domestic Exchange IS steadily down
ward Inc MARKET mas peen better supplied win
outdoor offerings to-day, while the demand eXhI-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

JEFFERSON CITT June l6, 1866
Arrived during the past week-741 Texas Beeves,
597 Calves and Yearlings, 345 Sheep and SO Mich
Cows. Sold-2O Western and 1O46 Texas Beeves
SAT Calves and Yearlings, 557 Hogs, 1856 Sheep
and Sc Mich Cows. Stock on sale-24 Western
and 249 Texas Beeves, 90 Calves and Yearlings,
1452 Sheep and SIS Mich Cows.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

The New York Sun says: "The iron car of the
Adams Express Company, which went from New
York to Boston on Monday night, contained about
1000 600. Two trusty messengers and a detec-
tive accompanied it. Two well known burglars
were known to be on the train, but found no
chance for operations;'
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GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
r. w. BARTELs-
DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
Fine Wines and Liquors, etc.
FAMILIES SUPPLIED.
Corner St. Charles and Erato streets, New Orleans.
Goods delivered to any of the city free dayage
p E. CASTENDYA-
81 CAMP STREET.
SOLE AGENT IN THE SOUTHERN STATES
FOR TIE-
| WINES OF MESSRs. CRUISE & Fills FREREs,
BORDEAUX.
I EON 0UEYROUzE-
WHOLESALE GROCER
AND
Importer OF French Wines, Brnndles, etc
NO II ST LOUIS STREET NEW ORLEANS.
no. s4 GRAvIER STREET.
We aeye constantly on hand fine assortment of
BRANDIEs,
LIQUORS. o;oED1Ans,
! ANA fancy &rOcSF1eBs
"uO o"o ,D 'I's AT .oH0'' HITE ls'' MURDOCH
| T Az d. MACMURRO,
IMPORTERS,
Wholesale and Retail
| DEALERS IN
Fine Wines, Liquors, Etc,
No. II UNION STREET
EDI8 O. DAMMROE,
&c. LEDIe H DAMMRoNJ
Wholesale Grocern and Dealers In Genera,
PrOviaions, CiEarS, Tobacco.
VINES LIQUORS, ETC,
No 81 poYDRAs STREET, NEAR NEW LEVER
New Orleaua
EDWARD CONERY.
WHOLESALE GROCER.
oOmmrsaIOp and Forwarding Merchant
DEALER
WESTERN PRoDgCR, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WINES
LIQUORS ETC, ETC.
0oREER OoHMor FRONT sTEErrs, NEW ORLEANS La
EOROHEIAaER BROTHERS.
WHOLESALE GRooERs
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic LAQu@rE
tAgent for Pine Apple Whisky
81 EOHOUPTToULAs STREET, NEW oRLEAN
TSAACsON SEHxAS % CO..
CALF. H sAAGSoN-HENEE o. sEIXAg
Wholesale Dealers in
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
......=r
Importers of Fine Wines and Liquors,
IS COMMON STREET,
New Orleans. Louisiana
NRR est TURPER,
MANUFACTURES OF all Kinds Of FANCY CANDIES
, | sYRuPs GUM DROPS JUJuBE PASTE and sUGAl
! tLNOEDs by team
Old EvEB STREET
st Lnnis nd Cont oraAr
HAVING DISPOSED OF QUE sTOCE
of Groceries, will continue the Commission and FOrwardn
Business at the old stand No 80 and % New Levee
H ", BUCKNAsTER L co.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-24
THE PUBLIC DEBT.


The last statement Of the public debt
is probably the most gratifying of the
many that nave appeared from time to
time since the debt assumed its gigantic
proportions. In the month Of Septem-
Der, the net liquidation amounted to
S22 SIG POI, ard since August Ist, 1865,
the sum of slS3 3,9l6, ,334, being an aver
age over thirteen millions per month
since that date. TIE process OF Equida-
tion as thus ezemP!ifed is a steady and a
sure thing, and bids fair under prudent
management, to continue in that ratio
unit! the entire buIthen Of the national
Indebtedness i removed. \ main feat
ure of the last statement is the CONVEX
ton Of seyen-tl ir,ies in.o fve-twenty
bonds, fact which goes to show the de-
termination Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to consolidate the debt as far as pos
sibe into uniform shape, aud rid the
department Of the apprehended embar-
assment to meet the national creditors
whose bonds fall due ia a short time.
More 'han eighty six mil.ions Of the sew
en-thirty loan Originally $3.50, ,QO0 600,
now reduced to S743, ,996, ,0C5) have thus
been funded. The notes provided for
were nearly all Of the first series, matur-
ing in August Of the coming gear
Hencc, it seems that over a fourth Of the
notes Of this series Originally amounting
to $3J0, 0,Qy000) have been prematuroly
funded, !esseniag, to this extent, the i'm
pending calls on the department for cash
Or bonds, according to the reversed rights
Of noteholders. The bulk Of the series
viii doubtless be as satisfactorily arrang-
cd for, ahead Of maturity. Half Of the
temporary lean has been cancelled during
the month. 1t was as much as s45, ,536,
600 on the 1st ut, it is now down to
$50 100000. These are important gains
for the Treasury.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-24
NEW STAGE LINE
ElFFLIy, PERRPSYlLLE and COyCgRD.

Leaves Perrysvi.le Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at clock, a. H., and arrives NJ Con-
cord at clock, p. y.
Leaves Concord Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at o'clock. a. N, and arrives n,
Perry svliie AZ o,elock- p r,.,--fr tinie for
the trains going East 2Gi West. -
StaGes viii leave MIniin Station as follows
Leaves Mi'iin Station on Saturday. at 8 &.
m. and returns on Mouday; leaves Tuesday at
a. m. and returns on Wednesday leaves
Thursday at a, N.
Stages will leave Miiilin Station for Acade
mia, daily in the evening, and return in the
morning III time for the East and West trains
Baggage and packages OF all kinds are tax
en- IN charge and promptly delivered at mod
crate charges. The stages on the above rou-
tes are in GOOD ORDER and under the
charge of competent and experienced drivers.
The proprietor hopes, by strict and person
al attention to business TO merit fair share
of public patronage
LEMUEL z. gEALE. Prop.
Jan. 10, '66-,f
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MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIAgs G0B PENNA OCTOBER 2l 1856.


2. Those discharged during enlistment
y way Of favor Or punishment.
3. Those discharged on account Of dis
ability contracted in the service, but not
occasioned by wounds received "in the
Inc Of duty" who shall not have previ
Ously served two or three years respect
lively at the time Of discharge.
/. Those discharged on account of dis
ability existing at the time OF tAeiI en-
llstmer:.
). Heirs Of those who have died since
their discharge, Of wounds or disease not
contracted in the service, and in ;he line
Of duty.
6. The surviving soldiers and heirs Of
diseased soldiers who, under previous Laws,
have received or are entitled to receive a
bounty Of more than Sl00 from the United
States. q
| !. The surviving soldiers, as well as the
heirs of diseased soldiers, when such sol
tiers aaye bartcrod, sold, assigned, loaned,
transferred, exchanged Or given away
their final discharge paPcIs, Or any inter
est in the bounty provided b this Or any
orssyss-rct Of Congress.
s.i'hc act ot tho 28th Of July, 1906,
creates no right Of Inheritance beyond
those vested by the ,aw uudc- which these
heirs received, were entitled to receive
the original bounty, and detars certain
classes, brothers aud sisters Of heirs thar
Nese entitled to receive, the original
bounty from any GSim for the additional
bounty provided by this act.
Respectfully referred to the Attorney
General, fer his opiuion on the point
whether the rules and regulations as With
in amended are in conformity with law.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
September II, 1866.
I have examined these amended regu-
lation3, and a'a Of opinion that they ale
il conformity with law.
HENRY STANBERY,
Attorney General.
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TsY TEaE PHESZ-
DE.s'.
pay ocThanl.sai.ing appointed.

Almighty God, our heavenly Father has
been pleased 10 yoUchsafe to us, as people
another year Of that national lie which is an
indispensable condition Of peace, security and
progress. That year has, moreover, been
crowned with many peculiar blessings The
civil war that so recently closed among us
has not been anywhere reopened. Foreign
Intervention has ceased 10 excite alarm or
apprehension. Intrusive pestiIence las been
beniealy mitiga,el. Domestic tranquility
has improved. Sentiments of Cancellation
nave lreeIy prevailed, and lie affections Of
10y .l.y and patriotism have been widely re-
coiyed. Our fields have yielded quite abun-
dainty. OGr mining industry has been rich
y rewarded, and we have been allowed to
extend our railroad system far into the in
terror Icccsscs Of the country; while our COM
merce has resumed its customary activity in
foreign seas.
These great national blessings demand
national acknowledgement
Now. therefore, |, Andrew johnson, presi-
dent ofthc United States, do hereby recon-
mend thai Thursday, the Goth day Of Noyem-
Der next, be set apart and be observed every
where in the several States and Territories o.
the United States, by the pc ople thereof. rs 4
day OF Thanksgiving and praise to almighty
God, with due remembrance that Sin His
temple doth every man speak OF His honor
gecommend also, that on the samesolemn
occasion they do humbly and devoutly i'm
plore Him to grant to our national councils,
and to our whole people, that Divine y isdom
which alone can lead any nation into tie
ways of al good.
In Offering these national thanksgiyings,
praise and supplicalions, we have the Divine
assurance that "tke Lord remaiEeth a King
forever; them That are weak shall be guided
in Judgment, and such as ale gentle shall lie
learn Ills way. The Lord shall give to His
people the blessing OF peace
IN witness whereof, l have hereunto set
my hand, ard caused the seal of the United /
States to be affixed
Done At the city of Washington, this, the
5lh Of October, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, and of
the Independence Of tie United States the
ninety-frst.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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The SUBS CRIpTlON PRICE Of the paper
will be TWO DOLLARS per year in advance,
and $3.50 if not paid within the first three
months
rtss- No paper discontinued until all ar
rearages are paid-except at the option Of the
Editor.
vERrIsTNG.-The rates Of ADYERTTS-
ING are for one square, of EIsirf lines or less,
one insertion, , cents th-ee, 81 30 and 80 cts
or each subsequent insertion. Administra-
or's. Executors and Auditors Notices, LOO
Professional and Business Cards, not exceed
iHg > lines, and including copy of paper
$500 per year. Merchants advertising
(changeable quarterly Is per year, includ-
ing paper at their Stores. Notices in reading
columns, ten cents Pcr line
IoB WoBK.-The prices of JOB WORK.
FOR thirty Bills, orc-eigh: sheet, Sl,25; one
fourth. So one-half. 3, 90; and addition
Al numbers, half prict-aul for Blanks, $, 90
per quire.
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sflisteIImeous aeaOmp.
BOUNTY pAYMENFs-otReu1An.



WAsHlEGTON, Sept. l6.
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR TIE PAY.
MENr or BoyNTIEs, UNDER THE ACT
TO ECUALizE BOUETIEs, APPROVED
july 2S, 1866.
l. All applications shai! be fled within
the period of six months from the Is. day
Of October, 1866, and before any pay
meuts are made shall be classified by re
gineuts, ba:ta'ious, or ether separate or
ganzation, and no application fled after
that period shall be settled until the for
mer shall have been paid.
,. No application shall be entertained
unless accompanied by the original dis
charge Of the soldier, and the affidavit re.
quirad by the l4th section Of the act, noi
is be entitled to receive from the Uliteu
States, under any laws or regulations prior
TO the act Of July 18th, l5GG, mere thau
Sl0O bounty for any and al! military ser
vice rendered by him during the late re
beilion, over aud above the amoun! there
IN claimed
8. All applications FOR the additional
bounty, authorized by this act, from sur
,iving soldiers, shall be in the form here
matter prescribed, and the evidence Of
identity shall be the same as is now re-
quired, aud applications from the heirs OF
deceased soldiers shall be in the form
now required by the Treasury Depart
ment.
l. As soon as the examination of the
claims of any regiment or other indc-
pendent organization shal. have been
properly acted upon, the Paymaster Cen
era! shall take the necessary steps for their
prompt payment.
5. y register shall be kept in the Pay
master Generals Office, and also in the Of
fee of the Second Auditor, of ali claims
presented under the law, in which the
claimants will be classified BY regiments,
etc. If the claims be allowed, the amount
Of bounty paid to each will be noted, and
if rejected, the cause Of rejection will be
distinctly stated
6. In the applications for bounty as re-
luired by the Sd of these rules the aifiia-
Wit shall state each and every period of
service rendered by the claimant, and also
that he never served otherwise than as
therein stated.
I. Organizations irrogulariy in the SER
vice of the United States, or called out
for special purposes, as State Militia,
Home Guards, &c, and not included in
he general bounty laws, are not included
within the meaning Of the act.
S. Soldiers enlisted for "three years or
during tie war;" who we're discharged by
easoa of the termination OF the var,
shall be considered as having served cat
he period Of their enlistment, and are
untitled to bounty under this act.
g. The minority of heirs, claimants for
county under this act, must be proven to
laye existed at the date Of its passage.
Parents shall receive Jointly the bounty
0 which they may be entitled as heirs,
Unless the father has abandoned the sup
,ort of his family, in which case it shall
e paid to the mother. Non-residence in {
he United States shall not be bar to
he claims Of heirs, who would otherwise {
,gally inherit.
The provisions Of the Act exclude from 1
8 benefits the following classes
l. These who after serving the full Pc {
iod of their enlistment were honorably q
at its expiration.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-24

DR. 8. o. K.EMPFER, Cate army sur
~ gconl having located in Patterson teEd
ers his professional services to the citizens Oi
This place and surrounding country.
DR.. X. having had eight years experience
in hospit /, general, and army practice. feels
prepared 20 request trial from those who
may be 50 unfortunate as to need medical at
tendance.
lie VII. be found a; the brick building cp-
r1-ite the .'SENTiNEL OFFICE or at ms resi-
deucs in the borough of Patterson, At all
hours, except wien professionally engaged.
Juiy - 1865.