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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03

PETROIEUAi-Cude Is frncr and IN fair demand at 10
l6tc in bulk and . 3c IN bbs Refined Is duh but steady at
3jc l. L. 3dlc for do 90 arrive J4 aJc fOr T. DO 10
ga 90 for ) W. and soc for =. vi Free OIL - 56c
kICE-The demand is active and prices are rather
heavy sales bas East India in bond on private terms
SEEDS-A limited demand for C0ycrseed ~ l3t l Tor
Old Western. Timothy Seed is selling nj 81 OaA bush
Rough Flaxseed IS Quict g IS - bush Calcutta Ian
seed Is dull 40 e. 4jat2 ~ in Boston ana here, goh
STEARIN-We note a sale Of 5,Oo0 10 prime nt l5lc.
SUGARS-The inquiry Is rather more active and mostly
om the trade and rners holders remain firm and do not
DESTROYS forcing sales quote fair TO good refining NJ
O lie the transactions to-day embrace 7s hhd al ga he
for Cuba l3d 3c for Porto Rico aud US boxes at lO ac
Refined ars quiet at l6io for Harris. -
TALLOWThe market is steady sales 10000 70 at l24c
for prime City.
TiN-Pig is quiet and unchanged We quote at 2ic for
Banca 2lc Straits 2tQ2.c Tor English. Plates are inac
tive and nominal .
WHISKY-The market Is dull at 40d &c. in bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
FAMILY MARKETS.
-. ,,us,-a rUuuRsotra 80 NsuFv. NOUK

FRIDAY. Nov :, ls66
Tie poultry season has fairly opened and the markets
and aide walk stands show full stocks u chickens with fair
supply Of geese ducks aud tureys Game birds also com
irg In freely Prices have worked dow little Pork Is tend
ING downward while lard has declined Mutton is very plenty
and the cheapest meat though the pieces Of beef are
not expensive Just The summer vegetables begin TO ds
nppcn from market and fine ounces are both and high
Flour maintains high figures % last week and gives no
indications Of decline Eggs aud mk have both advanced
most Of the mkmen pntng pure article az l2c tie first Of the
Nl,rtLnr lnIlnr II. NnrNa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

Nov 2-42So bills Flour 4s0 bbls Whisky. 1872 sacks Oil
Cake 20 $50 bush Wheat 5 bush Corn l4s7 bush Oats
Reef I bills Pork lO pigs Cut Meats 50 Pkgs Lard 36a7
bbls Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
Dlpi0eno Notices.

HousAroSIc RAILROAD COMPANY. TREAsuRER's OFFICE
BRIDGE Conn, Oct. 10. 1905 }
dividend No 15.-The Board OF Directors OF
tbs Road hsve this day declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR DOL
LARS PFR SHARE free the Preferred
Cn,al Stock PAYABLE on Of NOVEMBER 1865 to such
Soekhoe appear the 1anfsr Books Of the Company
70 lave sid stock the 26,h dag October 1850
The Dividend on Stock Boston books viii be paid AZ the
Office OF MessrS j. T. THAYER Bho. aud Bridgeport books
this Office , -, -. - =.
'0'sHOe'' OO'" D''' CHARLES K. AvERILL Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
noNns srOIEN-SInOOO REWARD.-At 3

pONDS STOLEN-SlOOOO hEMAhD'-AL
meeting Mechanics Fire Insurance Com
pany November l. 1860 unanimonsy resolved us us
conpany will paw rewarfEf TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ~
the lecoery Of 5Gl Government securities stolen rom er
on the ngh 3t umo and Tor he srest OF the t Or
thieves and ray proportion for the Of FoT
ton Of the Bonds The following description Of the Bonds
taken -,
81. Lana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03

At the New York Dry Goods Exchange Nos. ~ and 81
Park place the following report made Of obbe prices
to-day:
BROWN sHEETIxSs-Salmon Falls A, @2ic Great Pals
NJ Gle do. 5, 100 81 49,
BLEAcHEp snlETXos-Bartletts 3oc Hope 2sc. Greene
PnNis-Cochoco Ole Richmond, loc. Freeman lie :
Empire, l3c. ....,,,,,
TuKs-Amoskeag d, 4lc do. ID, SIC. Piitsheld lf.e
STnFEs-York, sc Albany. Hte.
HowEs & MACY, BANNERS, 80 Wall-street, New
York formerly officers Of the Park Bank -Four per cent IN
terest allowed on deposit.
The business Of this house the same 1noorpo rated
Bank.
PERSONS KEEFB0 ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT AID Draw as
they please and will be allowed Interest their daily bal
ance at per cent
COLLECTIONS made any part Of the United States or
Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE OF the various Govern
and other Stocks Bond, and Gold promptly executed for
the usual commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03

EIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
ST. PAUL AND PACIFIC RAILROAD or MINEESoTEAa .,r
INTEREST AT SEWN PER CENT sEMEANkUALLI, FIRST
or JANUARY AND FIRST OF JULY -
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX, IN THE CAY OF NEW
YORK.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN 1892
road through the best portions OF the state aud
has been completed ST. Cloud 20 miles at expense OF over
THESE BONDS ARE ONLY $1,000 PER MILE.
Bonds the highest mAke price viii be reosVed IN
payment.
r' TURNER BROTHERS. Brokers'
Corner Na.s.u and. hew-foTf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
RANKIHa AID FINANcIAI

EY- CHICAGO Rock ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
FInT MORTGAGE SEyES PER CENT BoNus
(TnIKTY YEARs TO RUNl
FOR SALE
CLARK, DopGE Co,
No 81 WILI.sI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
Chances for Business alem

IVES PATENT LAMPS-PARIS, 1867.
eye inventions protected By Letters Posn. ~ al
our ''"" PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1861
In anticipation demand then expected hve determined
establish their msnufeiure in the several countries undo, the per-
10 Jsnulfy with tools patterns ETC. Necessary the busInesc
u % s% Il Of We
part our interest 10 h patent; oE sssa sopH ,pS S s
eIsius Improvement, and the pd growth Of our
With universal satisfaction. both city and country ie''i"0
To ocsi visiting the great Fair this afford. unusually z.
y0rabe Opportunity O safe aud ucIssiys a1s%n onm
se sshy stay sbrosd rood
Sa;i9 s.: s n ' EaSs ' 3. 70
Of POepQ constantly nsrssns the best L'@Po
JULIUS IVES Co. NJ Prsei %a:H .Sd n:SS..S
A VERY VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT FOR
"A sALE.-Teral. reasonable Address
Csts,ssqOa. Lshish County, Pa :,
CAPITALISTS DESTROYS of becoming interested in
yEB SSEs can 9 s 1o p 5s S 81 s ssd
H.yr, ss Ayet Of haIast can be sen sSd al PsIisS'
sG3, Ns%.YOrE.
CAPITALIST WANTED--TO share in lucrative
~ esatrvc,. Address w L. AVERY Bsltimore Md
ENOR SALE-Large DRY GOODS ESTABLISH"
MFNT ia Cincinnati well established business requiring espi
tai OF 70 $50 oosay one6h esh balance long time,
Ss S s ri 'EsS S .siS sS To-
EOR SALE-STOCK in well established Manu-
9,n; Company .s, Chez ss E yea, sr,.
evidence Be given tina, sh .oPeer investment
Apply O. MARSHALL, No. 81 DuahsnP,es, Wlsn'buIsh,
HRAPE PR0PAGATING ESTABLISHMENT
w FOR sALE-A opportunity ofsred 20 party -hhins
the 81 Vines and Fruit The operhs
short distance from tue City Of Eewiot about half mile rom
raroed station aud consists Of 20 OF Lad four In Vineyard
ssss q he approved modern eon'Iaoo
For P4cus address D. Boz No sess Nswlers Po.sOme.
II WANT lOO0J TO INCREASE FACILITIES
for producing $1,000 10 IN the business which, WITH
understanding the machinery ous
three times pront on
Dor Parties fnts-ested please apply os
further parsculsrst to 81. b. TlDEY, Newsrk n J.
MANUFACTURE Of COTTON SEED OLA
WI party thoroughly familiar vh the busne and Wiling In
ye.t capital desires COPARINERSHP with Captains
to establish sn oil MILL Bed River Address OIL COMPANY,
care Of j. r. SYPHER, Tribune Ohce
CTERROTYPE PLATES, BOOKS, &C., wanted
- A gentleman enEaaed In publishing viii give large n'
est In valuable PATENTS Ga rKchsnse for BOOK PLIES
either old vii exchange for email faTm Adde'S lHo
Box Nc. 100 Tribune once
NVANTED--A BUSINESS MAN, with $1,000 to-
w $4,000 CASH BUSINESS. Cen make 5000 30 CO.,
oths right sips pee able to Adde'S" vita postage
stamp j. I. JOHNSON. South Corinth n. Y
DeJsttUDs have successfully cuiuvsted Cotton this yeas
country having unnsaa facilities for mAne
proh.s additional capital desire to form CO-PAkrNEhsh
for years with silent sve partner willing % yeo INC
amount Addrsn PLANTER care OF j. RstPhEh Ihoo's
Ofioe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03

Total Aug 1910. lh'yt
Total June $40, looS. foV"
$4,000
Tho Coupon due November 1856 Il dssshed from the u s. $40
Bonds
public cautioned ssn' NEGOTIATING o the .eo,s sesI.
having been stopped IL sudeood thh All
Coupons with the Bonds IN al cases. .
MECHANICS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEWARk \. j.
- & 1,EaHIH srerrtny WM. A. MYER President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
PREsIDEST CONSOLIDATED PETROLEUM CoAPAST
No. Il BROADWAY, ROOM No. Sc. - Z
NEw YORK October 30. 1866. }
VNUE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockholders OF

Il the PRESIDENT CONSOLIDATED PETROLEUM COM
PANY vii 10 held the Continental Hotel in the City on fhtdr
ph on the 18th day Of November next at II O'CLOCK
noon f the election Of Directors ~ the ensuing yeir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
TLoUR, MEAL, ETC.

Lemons. a. doz.......J d75
Oranges. A. dOz 75dtl .
Pear Common. y 1 pock.Dd 60
DO, peach b'ket " 0Ode2 50
Duchesse, &c, peach
basket. .e3 00dt 20
Ounces, " 100. 90. 3 Goa 6 %
Per peach basket 3 00d 4 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
Petroleum StOcks

100 .......c 5 q
Mining StoekS
An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03

THE ALBANY Srsou JOHANNA RAILROAD CohPASr
TREAsUEERs OgFoS. ALBASr, Oct y, 1853 }
Il of Nov.mber less on the ALBANY CITY BONDS Issued 10
this Company viii paid thoss dates at the Banking
House Msss Dsbney. Morgan Co.. No E1ehAngep place In
the City Of Es~.York- w L. ~ fhELfo lreaalier,
OVTcsCBIcAoo, Rock ISLAND PAcIvc h.iLAoIp Co,
No. - WILLIAM sr. Ekv.foRx. )
ITO HOLDERS of Union Trust Co. Receipts issued
il for Mississippi aud Missouri Railroad Bonds: .
Company TO ssue the BONDSt which said
Receipts entitled. presenting the At tl. Office.
r. II. T0Ws. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03

iron j hilh otOfdHe.bJ W s-ss
ExpTsss Company SOCKS.
Adams .-........ ~ 90 - W
United States q % .-..
Wells. y g. Co. ... 800 %
Manufacturing Stocks.
Russell fiio...... ... 6 o.
sayon DC GsITs - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03

English, y dog -----.s5 w
Squirrels, gray, each....lQa IL
Quail, = dOz ..- IS JOdH 20
VcnIson, front, Y ib....l20l5
Hind, Y lb............2o 92o
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-02
I EiliQ9A CARD.

NTADAME LIE TELLER WOULD REsPECrFULLY
IYH inform the Ladies of the Dalles and vicinity that
she u now prepared to doall knds Of DRESS CLOAK,
aud p ALE r0r nIaking. Also, CUTTING md FITTING
this place. @s ,5.st
shswlii warrant to give sstlssction and would most
respectfully solicit liberal patronage. ~ y. ~
In the Roons lately occupied BY Mrs. White, over
Dsgeners Store, washingteh street. between Second
and 1hird. s4ka 10 tiia N0sf fttt tfj ftti8f ~
BALES, March 9th, 1850 . nrNtf IA
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15
A BIG THING ON Ice.

Two o. three Kiokapoos and old Shanee
and a couple of crows, with small sprink-
ling of the Swapping Turtle tribe, mel one
day last week in the office of Lieut.. r. P.
McWilliams, commanding company f,
10th Regiment, p. v, for the purpose
OF considering the propriety of sending
delegates 10 the great National Coav en-
tion which is now being held in Philadel.
phia. The meeting after being duly or
ganzed went into a committee of the
whole or the subject of delegates; on
motion of old Shanee seconded by 3us,y
Plum it was unanimously agreed that del
egates should 60, and that every body
that wanted 10 go, might 90 as delegate,
including old Red Jacket from Milford
and j. 3. N. Todd Of the kickapOos from
Patterson, Gipsie Brown chief of the
Crows was then called on for speech
After striking his war club on the floor
three times he arose and addressed the
consei as follows-Constructiy Democrat.
We have met in Mass Convention in the
office Of Lieut.. Il. p. McWilliams com.
handing company +, 10th Reg. P. V. 70
deliberate upon sending delegates to the
great meeting at Philadelphla-Fellow
citizens We have done it, We have passed
resolution that every body what wants
TO go can go and sit down in the big wig
wan with the great Vallandigham, Alex.
Stephens and Die Taylor on the l4th OF
August, 1866. Now fellow citizens
move thar the thanks Of this convention
be rendered Lieut.. Il. p. McWiiiiams,
commanding company T, 10th Regiment
+. ", for the use of h,s othee-osstbl. oo-
casi0n, and that we all meet at he Rail
road on Monday night to take the train
for Philadelphia, subject however to the
orders of Lieut. L. Z. McWiIIiams, com
manding company F, 10th Regiment,
P.N. Young Jim Grow offered tie fol
lowing amendment and be it resolve. fur
ther that We all stop at the Bulls Head on
Market Street. The above resolutions
were carried with yell. GA motion the
meeting adjourned sine die.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15
G.. ". LLOYD,
County superintendent.

DICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE GREAT
L Civil War in the United States, by Ben
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George VI. Childs. Publisher, G28 & go
Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa
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Engravings. i'll the highest style of the art.
from designs by Mr. Lossing, (who in their
preparat ION has travelled 10000 miles, rep
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honor. and other gifts OF gratitude: costumes
Of soldiers. arms and accoutremerts; prisons
and other buildings made memorable by the
war; Jac-siat}es Of umPortam documents and
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civil war.
The work. when finished, will be the most
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The work will contain biographical sketches
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This is book of facts rather than of opinions.
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15

GOAL AND LUMBER YARD.-The under
~ siGned begs leave to inform tIe pubic
that he keeps constantly on hand large Stocl.
of Coal anu Lumber. Ills stock embraces ia
part. Stove Coal, Smith Coal and Lme-bur-
nels Coal, at the lowest cash rates.
Lumber OF all kinIs and quality. such as
White Pine Plank, Two irehes, do II White
Pine Boards, inch, do one half inch, White
Pine worked Flooring, Hemiock Boards
Scantling, Joice, Roofing Lath Plastering
Lath, Shingles, Stripping. Sash and Doors
Coal and Lumber delivered at short notice.
Persons on TIE. East side cf the River can be
furnished with Limeburners Coal, &c, from
the coal yard at Tysons Lock
aug l5-iy. GEORGE GOSHEN.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15
A Talk with SoIGirrs.

low can soldiers co1leSce with men,
who, during the war, threw their iufu.
ence for the enemy? called the soldiers
''a5Olitionists," LINCOLN hirelugs'
''dupes," aGd mere tools," organized the
Sons Of Liberty, TO let loose rebel pris,
oners to piunder our couptry and burn
our homes. Arnold's treason was no
more. But now that the boys have re-
turned, these fellows are going around
and pretending to have been the soldier
friends. Their only object now is--iu
fac, they proclaim their only object to be,
to Advance the interests of the uurepent-
ed rebel. If the Union men, North and
South, desire any particular measure
passed, these hypocritical ycophants raise
the howl, fanatics, traitors aud enemies
OF the country" Aye, if we don't take
the advice of rebels, adopt their say SOS,
at Philadelphia, and receive their coun-
sells, aud let them dictate on what terms
the country can be restored, President
Johuson must, say they, ignore Congress
and, at the point Of the bayonet, set up a
Congress of rebels, and their sneaking,
crinsiug, cowardly allies, legislate for the
soldiers.
Soldier boys We say to You think be.
fore you act. Don't turn over Jd1r gov
ernmart into the hands Of those men who
starved your comrades at the Anderson
vile He'll and those who iried 10 withhold
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15
CAPT. JOHN VI. THOMPSON,

We understand that certain persons
who arc over anxious for the election Of
ex-Sheriff Reynolds, are circulating a re-
port that our candidate for Prothonatory,
Capt. John NJ. Thompson, will be unable
tc discharge the duties Of that office; for
the reason that he has los, his right arm,
and will therefore be unable to do The
writing. This is a malicious libel calcu-
lated to injure the chances of a gallant
soldier, aud concocted for the purpose OF
influencing votes for George Reynolds
Capt Thompson will 6e pleased to furnish
any person in the county, who may desire
i, specimen Of his writing, and is ready
md willing at any time to meet the ex-
Sheriff ana compare renmauship with
Kim. we venture to say that there are
few persons in the county who can write
a palmer hand than Capt. Thompson, and
we are certain that his opponent, George
Reynolds, cannot compare with him.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15
Riot in New Orleans,

4 terrible riot, similar to that which
occurred in Memphio, few weeks since
taoi, place in New Orleans, on Monday
The Louisiana State Convention, compos-
ed Of we'll known loyal;sts, was in ses-
sion, when they were set upon by mob
of re constructed rebels. ard several Of
them killed. They next made an indis-
criminate assault on every negro thev
met, killing thirty OF them. The papers
do not report any of the rioters as being
killed. The Mayor of the city seems to
have been in league with the murderers.
President johnson was teIegraphed to
declare martial law, but refused. His
influence, of late, has all been tArowu in
favor of rebels and traitors.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15
"a DIRTY TRICK,

This is the heading of Il malicious arti,
Gle in the Jmjata Reprojote Of last week
The writer endeayors to leave the impress
sica thst we refused TO publish a portion
of Captain S. \. Lees able report Of the
proceedings lnciden: 20 the laying Of the
cornerstone Of the Orphans New Home,
at McAlisterviIle, and "Mr. s. \. Lee
by direction Of Col Mcfarland, sent one
copy (of the report to the SENTINEL
with instructions to haRd us he mann.
script coEy." This is a lie manufactured
from the whole cloth, as Captain Lee in
his report says "Col. Mcfarland and Mr.
Caveny request that you send slips Of you,
procf 10 The RepaJticda" We offered
proof sheets 10 the venomous Scotchmau
who pretend2 to own the Repujl,caa, but
be refused them, saying ''it was too long
for his paper" and yet he hasn't the mau.
iiness to say this, but permits Sore Heel.
10 use that paper to crafty his PersoHo
sPtee". In setting Up the report we left
out fjteen lines Of manuscript, as We
were expected to print it in pamphlet
form, and we're limited to eight pages, We
had Il perfect right TO leave out the part
that was least important, and as 4 matte.
of course we selected the few lines in re-
ference to Bill Davis speech, believing
that an individual who played the part OF
a cowardly miscreant while in the Union
army, had no right to have his name con-
nected with anything relating 70 sck,iers
or to thei- orphan children. We received
a letter from Col. Mel arland from which
we publish the following in reference to
the publication Of the proceedings alluded
to:
CAPT. II. Ii. WILsON-M Dcar Sir ::
| obtained some of the pam, hlets, and
have uow received copy Of the paper
| like the account CT our proceedings
very much (thiS is the first time ! saw
thcml and think the pamphlet makes a
creditab!e appearance. | find 10 fault
with you fol The omissions spoken of, as
the matter made more pages than anti
cipated. Thanking you for inserting the
report, | remain
Very Truly Yours,
GEO. +. MCFARLAND.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15

s3- Private kilograms from prominent
Unionists in New Orleans, including ore
from Federal Major General, say that
the newspapers have not told half the
atrocities which were committed during
the riots in that city in the suburbs aud
away from the police and military, who
were congregated in the central part Of
the city. Che negroes were butchered
mercilessly b. the mob.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15
COUNTY COMMITTEES

The f0II0WIng IS he Union Krpnblical
County Committee appointed for he ensuing
year:
Mitiiirtown-A. II. Martin, C. Mcclellan.
Patterson-B. 5. Cooke. H. VI. Groninger.
Fermanagh-C. y. IIoruing. John Stoner.
Walker. \. Moore. Kuriz kaufman.
Delaware-C. 5. Shelly. Levi Myers.
fsyetre-Sam1. Leonard. r. Caveny.
Monroe A. II. Lands, Tobias Gesom.
Susquehannah-E Long, Sol. ULdegroye.
Greenwood-T. Rumbcrger. II. F. Zeiders
Milyrd-Jaeo6 Gronjnger, J. 5. Robson,
TIrbett-L. E Mathers, Noah IIer,zler
Ferfg gstiIie-ThoIa. Wagenseller, s. Buck.
Beale-llon. John Beale, ]. j. Doyle.
Spruce HIll-A. J. Patterson, Sben Yoder.
Tuscarora-Thomas Morrow, Vim. Hart.
Lack. 7. Dennis i. Walls.
Black Log-E. Mcintyre. San'l Shearer.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15

VETERANS TAKE NOTlCE.-By Act of
' the General Assembly Of Pennsylvania,
all Veteran Volunteers VINO have been rcgu-
larly re-enlisted and rc-mustered into Tho
service of the United States. between the
18th day of June, 1861 and April 1st, 1864
and received no local bounty are now entitled
to bounty OF Three Hundred Dollars from
the township, borough or county where
heir credit was given. Any person having
Il claim of the above kind, can have it prompt
~ collected by calling on or addressing. .Ier-
emIah Lyons Attorney-at Law, Millliniown,
.juniata county. Pa. State in addressing by
letter number of Regiment and Company to
which you belonged and date Of ofre-eElistment.
J. LYONS.
Attorney -atLaw,
Mihint0wn. Pa
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-08-15
W- Mallory, of Kentucky, a delegate

ng Mallory, of Kentucky, delegate
to the Philadelphia Convention. in re-
cent speech at Bowling Green, declared
himself in favor of the Reputation of the
national debt That's nothing, Every
Copperhead organ which encourages the
Convention has openly labored to depre-
ciate the national securities, and slories
in casting doubt on the ability Of the ma
tion to pay its debts.