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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29
Public Sale.

L WILL ofier at public sale, (unless previously
4 disposed of ;lt private salol ON the premises
about ono and one-iourth miles from the Couri
House, on the Wolf Creek freo turnpike, on
SltsSr,iaV September I, 1865,
Seven acres of ground under good cultivation, on
which there Is brick dweli ng house, brick smoke
house, good stable and other necessary Out-build,
lngsi hne lot Of fruit trees. of all kinds; good
well OF pure water, and various other aocommO
dations. Terms made known ON day of sale.
VIZ CHRISTIAN REESOR
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29
Dissolution Of Partnership.

rTNIiE partnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm name OF Walker n Turner, Merchant
railOrs is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be conducted by VIM.
Walker, at the Old stand The bOoks Win be found
at the old staad; any person being ndehte, 10 the
Old arm will please call aud settle Immediately
Dayton, Ohio. August n, 1860 ,lawSt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29

EB-First Grand Ball of the season at
Beckcl Hall this evening
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29
REMOVAL.

II HAVE moved my ofilce from Main Sc. 10 room
Il over $40 Third street, opposite Ph0miX House,
l viii attend 70 tine collection of the additional
Bennties Immediately, and all other business ne
latngto the sOldit and the widows and heirs OF
soldiers. As claims of thia kind are paid In their
order persons who apply carly will, Of course re-
ceiye their money irst
auid4aw1 NJ. T.. NOLAN.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29
DIR. E. CONWAY,
s RECON DENTIST

HAVING REMOVED HIS OFFICE,
froni Thirl, to SECOND STREET, would respect.
fully inform his friends and patrons, that be is now
prepared 20 render his professional services 10 all
Nhn may desire them, At his oniec 0n SECOND
sfREEI. opposite the Dayton National Bank.
hpr II -9md
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29

For SALE.-A Confectionery and Re
freshment Saloon, on one of the best thor
|oughfares. Not better place for Il Res
taurant in the city. Call ut No. 02 jefferson
street, opposite PostofIicc.. MWFM
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29

EB-Grand Bali This evening at Beckel
Hall.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29

-e -
PosT OFFIcR, DAYTON, ONO, July 20, 1866.
Until further notice the mails win arrive and
close at this office as follows;
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-29
EN-ao % Beekel nan to-nIght.

On motion, the Convention adjourned.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27

cheated and clam they had twenty three
votes, which is al! nonsense. They NC
doubt thought they had all the votes. but
hadn't, and that was what hurt. If yoa
give them twenty three it is NOT enough
to overcome seventy-three but they only
had nine and three were minors. Yet
Allison aud DAVIS, last week announced
that they will not support the ticket be-
cause it was formed By fraud. We ask any
candid man II this is not a shallow ex-
cusc. The Delegates from fourteen Dis
;ricts had no opposition and in he other
three il was insignificant. They say they
want johnson Conventio.- held here 10
form a ticket. This is another scheme
to injuIe the party and b!aekmail the
candidates. 1t will fail in both these OBJ
jects. We eau elect GeTy, our Con
gressman and Assemblymen, without your
votes and hope you will oppose them
We hope to elect the couny ticket, and
will have full confidence if the Repujd
can will only oppose the ticket You
have left the party and fc its good
The Loc0tocos dou't want and will not
have you, they have fools blackguards
! aud dead uucks enough, and We will
no: take you back, but keep you out in
the cold BY yourselves.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27
THE CLOyEN FOOT.

The Republican before the nominations
were made In this county assured the par
y that they would support the ticket.
that if they had any objection to any
candidates that they would urge these OBJ.
jections upon the people before the ticket
Was formed and that if nominated they
asserted positively they would support
the action OF the majority No one be
lieved them, but in order to afford them
no excuse to oppose the ticket, they were
allowed to take part in the Delegate elec-
ton. Every man in the county knows
that there was more harmony in the party
this year than has been for many years
in forming ticket. Delegates were
agreed upon unanimously by the people
in fourteen of the / istricts aud that
without auy influence or solicitation on
part of the Candidates, while ID the other
three districts sick y and weak opposition
Was made 10y AliisOn q Co. ln Turbeti
township, Sneaky Strouse was rebuA ed
by his ueighbols from asking to be sent
as Delegate and TWO gentlemea 0. hon.
esty and character aud VINO are Repu6
Licuns seut to the Convention. In Fay.
ette, Ailisou's party were beaten two To
one, although some good men were be.
tray ed into the movement by thir pre-
tended endorsement of Congress and
abuse of Johnson and charging that the
SENTINEL, Patterson. & Co, were TOR
johnson. Nearly all Of these gentlemen
are now ashamed Of the company they
we're caught in aud despise- Allison and
Davis toI the fraud they praetised upon
them.
In Nifiin, Allison and Davis remem
berlrg the lesson given them last year, ill.,
duced two willing conccited tools 70 run
as Delegates this year, aud after years
work and terrib!e effort they got niue
votes 20 seveuty.three This tooktne starch
outoi the aspiring candidates or dele.
gates and sett the whole crowd to tall
swearing. Of course they say they were
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27
EGAekMAII.

The history Of journalism in this State
does not afford parallel in bod uubush,
ing attempts at blackmalins to the course
of the Juniota Republican. 1t started
off by a silly and weak attempt at what
they called breaking Patterson down. de.
Douncing President johnson and unlor-
tuuately for Congress a professed but in
sincere endorsement of it. Congress nev.
er became aware Of the injury this OBJ
scene sheet tried to entail upcn it by its
hypocracy. Allison, after abusing Pat
terson 10 tue black guard style, and fail
ing to make HIM come to terms, tried to
coax him by pleadln: losses, poverty and
charity to pay him $500 for the suppor,
of his little (in influence and circulation J
paper, and to satisiy Patterson he was in
earnest, issued cne number of his paper
without any abuse OF Patterson in it, or
dering out several articles in regard to
Patterson, which he has published since.
Every one in the county noticed it, and
knew Allison was trying to blcch:moH -
But Patterson treated the poor miserable
whisky tub with contempt and spurned
his offer, knowing that his abuse is more
desirable than his concentrations. Tc
be friend or favorite of such creatures
as Allison and Davis you must get down
ip the gutter and become ackguard
like themselves So far they have only
got Snesky S:rousc and two or three 9TH
ers to wallow 10 the gutter with them.
Of course Allison COW denies he offer.
ed to support Patterson for hribc. Tha,
Is to ks expected and if necessary he viii
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27
THEN AND NOV.

Under this caption We propose to show
our readers Why it is that Sre Heels Da-
Wis and Ecety Allison have changed their
political base OF operations. Two short
mouths ago these twins ot disggan zation
announced themselves, throughtheir smut
machine, as the avoweG supporters OF the
radical majority IN Congress. Everything
that was then said and done by Sumner,
Stevens 4 Co was sanctioned by these
mIscreauts in blistering praise. No ep
tibet to be found in al the vooabular OF
billiDssgate was then too strong for these
ruHlmies wherowith to abuse Andrew
Johnson. In public speeches, iu private
conversation, III the prospectus OF their
paper, aud subsequently through Its col
lmns, the radical, were extolled aud the
President denounced. Even those who
were the pretended friends OF the Presi-
dent aud his policy were wanioniy held
up to ridicu!e aud censure. The breach
that then existed between the President
aud Congress, they sand, Was just what
they wanted, for 1t would show to The peo-
pie OF Juniata county who were loyal 70
the party aud TO the country. We'll, II
has shown VINO were loyal and who were
not, tor no sooner did the crumbs begin
to fall from Johnson 5 table than ,hoec
mendicauts came crlngiUg beueaih 1t,
eagerly waiting for the sm1.lest crust, bur
:bat crust Is withheld until they iu, ther
lick the ieet of him who few weeks ago
they denounced as "a traitor. What do
the readers OF the Reputitcoa think OF
such yeual course. Ii they have the
good Of the country and the party at
heart they are bound to denounce the ae-
tions ol corrupt men whom they ought to
know are in the interest of the Demo
cratic party, and who are secretly work
ing tor tie election OF Hester Clymer
There IS no a day but what these VAN
pres who are trying to suck the blood OF
the Republican party can be found IN Sc
crct conciave with the LocoiOcos. Ii
Andrew Johasoh expects to do auy far
ming, politically, in this county be will
nave to get some other cattle than Bceiy
Allison and Sore Heels Davis 70 bcuG IL
his woke, for the dog wags his tail, not
10. thee, but for feed.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27

10 General Grants plan of recon
strucrion is novel, aud, if applied, wouId
no doub, prove effective, at least to a GER
tain extent. Here it is as related by
himself TO distinguished citizen OF
Maine:
I'm my judgement" said Grant, 1.-The
tone of certain men and certain pa
pers at the North is such as to do meal
culahle mischief in MAJ sng the late rebels
believe that they are just as much entitied
to rule as ever, and that if they will on ly
stand by what they are pleased to call
their rights, they vii! have help from
the North This, significantly added
Grant, It's only playing over again the
ipcipient stages of the rebellion. He
was confident that the large majority Of
the Southern people would smother their
resentmeuts and become good citizens il
these mischief makers at the North (the
Copt eI heads) would only let them alone.
For himself, if he had the power, the
first thing he'd do he'd seize the New
York Ne,gS aud kindred sheets, winch
are giving the South 90 dangerous All
ldea Of their own position and rights
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27
A AHEmtSisC CENCE.

In the mouth OF February, 1861, says
the Johnstown Tribune, when the NUT
,eriugs of the coming civil strife were
borne to the North upon every Southern
breeze, aud two months before the burst.
ing of the war cloud at sumter, the writer
of this met John " Geary, then farm
or of WestmoreIand county, at Ebens-
burg, aud had tbs pleasure of spending
an evening in his room. Iu the course OF
a long conversation, the approaching wal
was mentioned. We shall, never forget
the earnestness with which Col. Geary
then a Douglas Democrat, spoke Of that
most anxious and exciting subject. lie
said that Abraham Linoolu had been fair
" elected TO the highest Office in the gift
of the people that the South had aC
cause for attempting to dissolve tho Union
and that, if all efforts at coucilialior
should fail, he would take bis boy arc
enter the military service OF his country
in defeose of the Union, the Constitute,
and the Laws. How well he kept hi.
word ell his couatrywen know. H.
brave boy fell in the Southwest, piercec
by a rebel bullet, aud John W. Gearj
himself bears upon his person to day The
sears of severe wound received on onc
CT the hardest fought battle fields of Fr
eiria. How much his example aided u
rallyiUg the Democratic party Of 1861
around the old hag needs not to be told
The country can never honor too muel'
those prominent leaders Of the old Dem
ocra ic Iarty-the Buffers, the Losans,
the Gegrys-gho, in the darkest hour OF
our counirys history, threw the weight
of their example and their influence into
the scale in behalf of the noblest cause
that ever enlisted the hearts and valor Of
men.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27
REPUBLICAN COUNTY comMITTEe

The following Is the Union K-publlcai
County Committee appointed tor the ensuing
year:
Mitiiintown-A. II. Martin, c. Mcclellan.
Pauerson-B. S. Cooke, H. NJ. Groninger.
Fermanagh-C. B. llorning, John Stoner.
Hslker--J. n. Moore, Kuriz Kaufman
Delaware-C. S. Shelly, Lew Myers.
yette-Saml. Leonard, Il. Unveny.
Monroe "A. II. Lands, Tobias Bosom.
Susquehannah-k Long, Sol. Uldegrove.
Greenwood-T. Rumberger, II. f. Zeiders.
Miiford-Jacob Groninger, J. S. Robson.
Turbett-L. +. Mathers, Noah Herizler.
PerrysyiIle-Thom. WagenseIler, 5. Buck.
Beale-lion. John Beale, J. 2. Doyle
Spruce Hill-A. J. Patterson, Shem Yoder.
Tuscarora-Thoma. Morrow, Wm. Hart
Lack-J. L. Dennis, d. Walls.
Black Log-R. Mcintyre, San'l. Shearer
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27

s9- 1t is not so generally known as it
should be, that our gallant Candidate for
Governor, Gen. Geary, was engaged in
neariy sirty battles, during the Mexican
War aud the late rebellion and that be.
sides having has son shat dorm by his
side. be was wounded on three different
occasions and has at this day, an open
round in his breast.
Now lock at the other picture. We
have, it is tree, as his competitor man
who occupied prominent position dur
ing the pations struggle FOR existence.
but where and how, asd on which side
With such an Issue and such cham
pions who can doubt the result?
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27
CAMPAIGNS OF THE
ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.
By WILLIAM SwINToN.

THE Standard History of the Grand Army.
l. The greatest Work on the War. Uniyer-
sally endorsed by array officers and the press.
The Author says:
II design in this volume tc record what the
Army did and suffered in ten campaigns au3
two score battles'
81 shall have to celebrate the uuswervinc
loyalty of this army, tina. Oft times when tho
bond OF military cohesion failed. held il. uu-
shaken Of fortune, to duty seli-;mTosed.
al shaH have to follow IL through check
cred experience, in n tale commingle1 Of great
misfortunes. great folies and great glories
but from first to last il viii appear that, amid
many butTets of fortune. through winter and
rough weather" the Army OF the Potomac
never gave up. hu. made good fght, and
finally reached the goal.
..Oi this drama there win bo no oihc- hero
than the army of the Potomac self FOR it
would seem that in this war of the People 1t
was decrccd there should arise no imperial
presence to become the central figure aEi
cynosure of mems eyes. Napoleon, in an
Outburst of naughty eloquence, excai:ns tErt
in the great armies of historyth Commander
was everything. This proud apostheosi, has
nc application for the army Of the Potomac.
! And one must thiuk-seeiug 1t never had =
great, aud generally lad mediocre command
ers-it was that il might re said, that Hhercv-
or it won ii owed not TO genius. but bought
with its blood"
This l. the only History Of the .'Gr1ni
Army and no one Who has borne part in
its conflicts, or is interested in its grand
acAieuements, should 5e without it.
This work presents t. rare caance TO Iaaks
| money.
Agents wanicd. Send for circulars and sce
our terms Address.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co.
joT Minor ST, Philadelphia, Ia.
June -. 1866 I'm
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27
7errrLIY COACH WAGON MANUFAC-

1nIFFLIN COACH & WAGON MiNUFAC-
VI tory-W'e the undersigned beg laave to
inform o:ir customers and friends in this and
adjoining cClaiivs, that We have enlarged our
shop. and by the addition Of Steam Power.
are prepared to d. work Al the shortest posi-
bic notice.
We are constantly manufacturing saa make
to order, every description Of Coaches, Car
riases, Buggies. Sulkies, Wagons. &c, also
Family and Yoak cutter sleiehs. We are also
prepared to manufacture Road Wag0ns-from
one to four horse.
Having been working at the business for
nun ber of years ourselves, aud employing g
none but the best of workmen. We Halter
ourselves that our work cannot be surpassed
for neatuess and durability; in this or ad-
joining counties.
We always keep on hand from twenty TO
thirty set, Of best second growth, Jersey
Hickory Spokes. in order to make durable
wheels And will warrant or work for any
rea sonable time
Sleighs and Buggies re painted with neat
ness and dispatch. All other repairing heavy
or light will receive strc; attention. Come
and examine our stock and WORK before pur-
chasing elsewhere Don't forget the name
HEIFFLEFINGER 4 CRISWELL,
Corner of the Pike s. Cedar Spring road.
June y1-tf.
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--SS&S &<It\

swear TO II. and Davis will back 1t up -
They would both rather swear to lie
than the truth. They tried to blackmail
President johnson and Senator Cowan,
and failing in that now turn around, de-
pounca Congress as a set Of disunionists,
and try to deceive johnson aud Cowan by
their praise. They went to Washing
ton to beg some of the crumbs, but Pres
ident johnson and Cowan can tell black
guard, and have left these fellors out in
the cold. So the attempt to tiacknaaa in
this instance failed too.
They nov announce that they will pub
ilsn IN July history of the life oil Pat
terson. to occupy two pages OF the Re
publican, and that they will issue IL, ,OUU
copies. So far they have not been able
to extend the circulation of the RepuLE
can across the alley, and they hope by
this new dodge to get people to take t'w
copies. As usual 5iocAmaH was the ma n
object, and as Allison had failed in his
attempt, he sent his butty, Davis, to Pat
terson threatening terrible things, and of
iering to suppress it all for 100000, but
Patterson was too anxious 10 read his life
as written by Allison and Davis, aud pre-
ferred 20 have it published. He urged
Davis not to give it up, and cut of curl
osi;y, vanity or charity, offered to take
several copies, provided it is written so as
to be fit to be read in family, as hereto
fore the Republican is read alone in tie
b r uoms and Ium shops. l. wIii be re
ireshing if this condition wall improve
the tone Of the Republican, hut we fear
it is impossible for anything but filth to
come from such source OF course il
will abuse Patterson, but Allison and Da-
Wis have long since sunk to that degree of
depreciation aud insignifcance at which
the tongue Ceases TO be slander. 1t. will
do him no injury, but will only increase
the contempt entertained for them in this
community. Ii i. impossible for them to
sink any lower in filth, and therefore
can't injure them much OF Course Al
lison and Davis will deny and swear TO i,
too, that they made this last attempt at
btdchmaH, but it is nevertheless true. aud
is Only mentioned as another evidence of
the venality and vilainy of these reckless
fellows. They are welcome to ali they
can make by abusing Patterson, but we
assure them they will not make ANYTHING.
out Of him by biackma1 He disregards
your abuse, aud prefers your hatred to
your friendship. He is too well known
aud too much respected at home and
abroad to be injured by your SANDERS
even if supported by your oath or tae
oa,hs of fellows like you. II is natural
foi you to envy the high character lie
bears, aud to be mortified at the contempt
with which he treats you and your silly
slanders, but you must submit. Your
character never viii! rise. but if possible
must go lower, and yon never can force
him to recognize either of you. Your
only revenge then is to abuse him. and
we say do it to your hearts content and
let us see how great blackguards you can
make Of yourselves.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27
AUDITOR,
THOMAS MORROW, of Tuscarera twp

s1~ Soldiers Of Pennsylvania remember
resolution of our Legislature, asking Con.
gress to increase the pay of the private sol
diers and non commissioned officers of the
army. lSee page 295 Legislative Record
session 1851 While you were battling for
The Union be was exhausting his ingenuity in
devising means to counieract the success OF
your arms.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27

=. 7iLTOs Os....................--...y- EsPESsCHAiE
NEW STORK--The undersigned have oDen.
y Ell u New Store ia the Odd Fellows bali,
Bridge s.reat, where they prepared to fur
nish the public with good aud cheap goods,
consisting in part of Black silk and Bomhh-
zines. black Wool DE Iaine : and wide,
French AIpacas. Snow Flake Moha:r, Que Dc
More. Fancy Wool De Lains and fancy Snow
Flake in all culors, Printed Cambrics and
Liuons.
French Silk rlaid Popljns and poplinctts.
Striped pilill Pougue Grape
Figured and Plain percales.
Pacific and Foulard's Challies.
White Goods such Irish Linens Swiss
Cambrics Jaconetts, Brilliarts, Nansocks anu
Crinoliues.
Black Thibct and De Lain Shavls
French Plaid Gfandens
6. American cloths and Cassimerr,
MiddlrseX h. Ladies - great variety,
White and colored Fiannels,
Cettonades. Checks Shamhrcs & Tick;ngs.
Bleached and brown Sncstings /, !, y,
NOTIONS
Gloves. Hosiery. Collars, Trimmings. Rib
bons, with great variety Of the best styles
l., the above line. selected with great care.
Hats and Caps for men and boys in great
variety; black. color. fur, wool and straw
goods Having purchased the above Of ths
manufacturers We are prepared to sell cheap
eL than any other house IN tIe county.
One of the finest assortments Of Oil Cloths
and in great variety, a. well ne Cedarwars
nj loves. prices. Close cash buyers would IL
well 10 examine our stock before purchasiu.
elsewhere. TILTON j. ESpENSCHADE.
June l3, 1866 ly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27

nEAFNESS, BLINDNESS s. CA1ARRH,
~ treated with the utmost success, by J.
ISAACS, n. D 0culist and Aurist, formerly
OF Leyden. HolIand,) No. 5i9 PINE Street,
PHILAD'A Testimonials, from the most
reliable sources in the City and Country can
be seen at his office. The medical faculty
aie invited to accompany their patients, a.
he has no aecrets in his practice. ARTI-
TICIat EYES. inserted without PAIN No
c...--. t3:- ..---ina:.sc. mr. -l-.y
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27

NEW COACH FACTORY.-Tbo undersign
~ ed take this method of informing the cit
izens of Juniata county, tn 1t they have open
ed ND NEW COACH FACTORY. on Main
Street, Miffilntowu, Pa and are prepared to
manufacture all kinds Of Carriages. Snlkies.
Wagons, &C., and to do repairing Of the same,
We have employed the best w"rkmen, and
painters to do our work. Please give us a
call.
WOOD, WILSON & co.
June 1866
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27

CAUTG0N.-The undersigned residing N
- Fermanah tow nsbip takes this meibod c
informing certain persons, known by him
that hereafttr if fou nd trespassing on bis
property, cutting timber displIcing rails, &c
they will be dealt with according to law. All
persons are prohibited hunting game on his
farm. and those d.sobeying this notice VIII be
dealt with in q sv..gsriiy manner.
Ig.e = g. s-.-.- =. 49, ~
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27

SB, The National johnson Club at
Washington has dissolved, owing to the
want of good material to work upon -
There were hot efficient Union men
throughout the country who could be
corrupted into an endorsements OF ",ny
policy to pay in keeping up the organi
cation of this Club.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-27
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT pRl-

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT PRG-
VATE SAIE.-Thc undersigned oficr-
at Triyste sale his Mill Properly. situated in
NcCsvsville. Tuscarort township. JuniSts
county. The Nil j. large Frame Building.
running Two setts of Burrs, with Bolts, Ele
vators, &c, necessary for dc!ng n large
Country Or We chant business. In connec-
rion with the Mill viii be soil good Dwell
inr House and Stable with al necessary
modern improvements. Terms easy.
Persons wishing to see tie property VIII
call at the residence of the subscriber ia
NcCyosville, JuHiata county.
June 2O-tf. NM. HAtkEET.