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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
MEETING OF CONGRESS-.

The Representatives of the American
people meet, says the Record ofMe Times,
in Congress in Il few days and the
event is looked forward to with much In
tercst. Mr. Denison has been gone some
days, having the patronage Of this Dis
triet to arrange with our RpuJEraa
President.
The CopPcr-Johnson press was thrown
into a state of intense excitement few
days since'by call from some Of the sol,
diers Of Washington 70 their FELLOW re-
turned volunteers to assemble in coayen-
ton in that city to we.come and sustain
Congress. Wen, perhaps they are nigh:
to be fearful Of such IN assembiage but
not if they are innocent Of the design
imputel.to Mr. johnson If intending an
attack ca the freedom Of Congress. So
mary foolish speeches have been made by
Mr.. johnson that We hardly know what
to believe Of him.
We 10 not believe that any loyal men,
Der Of Congress fears Nr. Johnson
Even if he had General Grant Al his beck
and nod they would not fear bin. Ia a
contest between Andrew johnson aud the
representatives Of The people Of the United
States the whole regular army with all lis
officers in his interest could not protect
him a month if he should attempt usur-
patton, which with popular majority Of
half a million against his policy he will
wisely abstain from.
But Congress has daty towards its
friends which it should promptly perform.
The Constitution, and laws under j; never
contemplated that the President should
have the power to put his minious and
traitors iuto places belonging to loyal men
by appointment and confirmation BY the
Senate. without good cause for changing
such officers. It was never designed th4t
a man should be put in odics b. the Pres
iieut who had been rejected bg tie sen
ate. 1t isa question which sb6ala be
settled. All reasonable patronage should
he allowed to the HzccUt;yc, but any at
temp; to override the vii, of The people
and make war upon tAo:r representatives
should meet with stern Resistance aul re
bake. 1, should be 50 at any tia-5 Low,
when 1t is the &C; Of ali assassiu's repre-
sentative ra,bcr than that Of the people,
occupying tie Executive seat, more than
ever.
The CoPPerbeads Lave no right to Of
iae1 under this government AID Congress
must turn them out If in no other way
abolish the Offices and take the ge
from Andrew Johnson as uus to
WELD il. A'traitor to his par'.r l-ank-
ard he has no rights that anybody is
bound to respect. Hemakcs fight against
Congress let Llm get stomach fall q it
and let CopPerbeads learn that TRAITORS
must take back seats"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
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II radically cures dandruf and humors.
It keeps the scalp healthy. clean and cool.
1t is an elegant and exduisitely fragrant hair
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1t restores, cultivates and beautifes the hair.
Il makes harsh hair flexible and lustrous.
pr. Leon's Electric Hair Renewer has
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Its wonderful restorative and in7igorating
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Being fully satisfied Of the merits of Icons
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

NTGTICE. following Assignee Accounts
~ have been filed in the ProthCnatary's
Office Of Juniata county, and will be present
ed TO the Court for confirmation at the next
Court on Wednesday,, December 'G5, TO VII:
The account of Jeremiah Lyons, Assignee
Of Henry Brubaker. Also, the account ol
EHnu Benner, Assignee Of the firm OF Sellers
& Derrick.
rro,hcratary'7 oaioo, ; G.w w.rAooGs
m.m.utowa. Nov ltc.J plotb =,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
4i7U advertisements.

GTRAY.-Camet to the residence Of the sub
y scIiber in Spruce Hill township, about
the last OF August, one you9g - year old
iIeifer, pale red AMI white spotted, with
crumpicd horns. The owner is requesta'
come forward, prove property. pay chars--
and take her away, otherwise she will DC dis
posed Of according TO law.
nov 2S. l8G5-3m L. z. CILLIFCRD.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
II. IL. WILSON, Editor and Publisher


ga~ TIE JUNTATA SENTINEL -y3a
has the Largest Circulation of any paper pub
iished in this County. 1t is therefore the
best Glrer'jsiHg mediHm. 1t is Paper, truly
loyal, ably conducted, first class Localist.
and well worthy of the patronage of every
loyal citizen in the County
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

Thaddeus Stevens was lately presented
with handsome umbrella, which was
shortly alterwari borrowed without leave
The great Ccmmouer was soon caught in
a shower, and meeting friend with an
umbrella, asked the privilege o! sharing
part Of it on the way home. TIE request
was cheerfully granted, but the two had
not proceeded far when Mr. Stevens cast
his eye u. ward and saw his name in full.
"Why bless me- said he, 81 believe l
am in my own house, after all" The
umbrella was returned.
la Philadelphia on Monday last a
young man named John Horribly took up
gun aud proceeded to illustrate to his
sister how people shot themselves by care
lessly handling FIRE arms. While doing
this the gun was discharged and he was
instantly killed. He was much too prac-
ticai ip his methods o. teaching,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

ls,-,,- ELlsItLH.------ 10 }Iit tci.
Is the approaching session Of the leg
islature will be one Of upusua! interest to
the people Of Fcunsyivan;a-Owing to
the fact that United States Senator is 10
be elected, and other matters Of great
importance will he acted on by the iegis
latiye bodies Of the Commcnweai.h-and
a change will take place in the Executive
Deparirient Of the State, by the ipaugu-
ration of General Geary as Governor
the atteation Of the public is invited to
sba lollo~jus Prospectus Of the Uarrjs,
Jyg. T|epuPh for 1867;
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH,
Now the largest daily paper in Central oy
Southern Pennsylvania, besides cyutsin
ing full report OF the proceedings Of
the Legislature, aud 4 truthful account
OF affairs at the Capital, will give cop.ous
telesraphie reports OF all important events
that traaspire throughout tire country. a
synopsis Of Congressional proceedings and
other matters at Washington, and will be
furnished by mail on the following
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH

THE MEEKLY TELEGRAPH
viii contain a resume Of the important
business transacted in Congress and the
Legislature, Tclegrarhjc reports which
appear in the Daily, Commercial and Fl
naucial Intelligence, aud other important
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address GEO. BEGGNEB,
Harrisburg. Ia.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

p ihe Cour; Of Common Fle'.s for ;he C.uu-
- Of Juniats, Estate OF Daniel Burn.
The auditor appointed by the ccur. To- IL
iriht-e The balaree in the huuis Of H1.rv
cross committee of Daniel burns, decet,ci,
90 Gut amongst the creditors of the said ,.c-
ceased viii meet The parties interested t.r
the purpose Of LIS APP ointment on Thursday
;he -tih day OF November, \. D. !oUd. az -
o'clock d. NJ. Of said day at lis Office in
MiHiHtoTn, Juniata county, Pa.
JEREMIAH LYONS, Audit
Oc.. 2f.-it.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

4 Correspondent Of the ChanbersbpTs
Repository, after speaking of the merit.
Of the different candidates for United
States Senator, now before the people,
thus Introduces a rcw candidate: But
above them all, there is a young man
whom we all know well; Young man,
whose talent, whose energy, " hose genial
manners. whose consistent adherence to
principle, are as familiar to the voters Of
the old f7th Congressional District, as
they are to his nearest kio. His rcP9ta-
tiou is not by any means bounded by his
District. lie is known, and loved, and /
was going to say by everybody. Penn-
sylyauia eau find nc more worthy repre-
sentative than Edward VI Pherson. And
jtwerc fitting, indeed, that Mr., C9wao
should be suceeeoed by mao ef such
eminent ability and worth as Dir. AePheI-
son. lie is young but he has been ifi0d'
an has the ring Of the right metal.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
SOLEPROPRyETOPI :
137 North 7hjrd ST., FhaadIghio.

SILEER'S WASH POWDER.
Saves time labor Money. Makes wishing .
ra-;ime and Monday festival. Sold cvsry.
wicrc. Try it. nov If. Ie6J-iy
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

VTTESTERN LAND AGENCY.-C. Gin
~ grich, Lancaster. Wisconsin, viii buy
and sell REAL ESTATE, and pay Taxes trr
nonres.Ieuts, TO those desiring TO locate ii the
Wesi, can Obtain. cheap Homes and good wa.
ter powe; in prosperous localities ~ consult
ing hiai-re;ereacs giye..if required
mar. Oily.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
R.LEON'S INFANT REHENY.

4 most delightful and etlicqcous cure for
the various Ills to which infants and Young
chiliren are subject.
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

A man IN Lowisburg, PrebIe county,
Ohio, having died of de!irium tremens'
his wife brought suit for damages against
,,co mon Of whom he had been aecpstoln-
cd to bay liquor. The County Court
awarded her $500 from ono Of the men
end 5000 from the other.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
jIIFFLlNT0VN Tin SHOP.

AFiEG purchased the Tin aud Shcc, IRON
! Store, located Oh Bridge Street, A,idiu-
town. ! would respectfully inform TIE pul'ic
hat | intend to Keep egHsiautly on Aa,.l
general assortment o.:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

{ UCTI0N NOTiCE.-The undersigned.
L : would respectfully inform merchants and
all other persons. that lac has oT5ne,. al Auc-
tion Room on Main Street, Miiintnwu. Pa,
where he VIII receive on oousigGment ali
kinds Of goods and solk themat Public Auction
Uu reasonable per ceutaUe. Merchants and
others having goods they wish 10 dispose Of
would do well 30 transfer them to the auction
room. Sale every Saturday evening.
may 9. lS6G-tf \. II. WElDNAN
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
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Z. t,~.sD Na-.l9 ~ ~.e-DNS q
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Harrisburg Telegraph h
H'Cs& ES39.

C.D.sS REIGIER, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
AMBIGUOUS ROBBERY
S7O,000 Stolen Of "a Bank Messenger

One of the boldest robberies that has come
uper our notice recently occurred Friday morning
at Q o'clock on the corner of Beekman and Wliam'ss
in the presence Of large numbers OF street passengers
and almost under the very Of the police autho-
ties themselves.
A. TINT hour. the messenger Of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank Of Brooklyn Lad by the tame II
Samuel Terry. was proceeding to the Park Bank
fBeekmanst.. near Nassau.st) with a package con
tanning he regular exchanges Of the two houses Ills
package was stated oy the officers Of the Park Baa1 D
have contained about $40 900 of which were
secured by duplicate checks, but this has since proved
TO be a misstatement
According 70 the statement OF the messenger Wh!ls
he was passing the corner Of BeeEman and william
SITS at o'clock yesterday morning two men IL wagon
suddenly halted his side. One OF them spTang ou'
struck him q stunning blow in the face at The same
time menacng him with pistol the muzzle Of when
he clapped against his breast In another instant the
precious package was snatched from the hand Of tho
beTildered messenger The man leaped back ITO me
wagon with bis prize his comrade applied the "nip
vigorously and the daring robbers were ont o. sight
before their victim had recovered from his surp &c ana
terror, which were great as TO prevent him rom
making the slightest outcry.
A crowd collected Immediately aiterWaru anu 40
intelligence Of the affair created considerable commo-
ton in the street. but the thieves were or The boy at
once went 10 tue Police Station. only half block rom
the scene OF tle and told his story as well as bis con-
fusion would permit.
The above account is the substance Of what ne said
and. though wearing an air of mprobaby at the hTs
there can be little question of its trnts. The ancdnS
stolen is vsrioesy stated. One Of tie officers Of the
Bank 10 which the messenger belongs stated at tho
Police Station that the package contained sllOo IN
currency and $4,000 in checks but the cashier OF tho
same Bank subsequently modified the amount IN cheeAs
to g. COO instead Of $4,000 The latter statement IS
correct. making the amount stolen $1,000.
The police were notified Of the theft so soon si'er ia
occurrence aad have since acted SO earnestly In tho
matter that the robbers viii probably be soon arrested
and the stolen funds recovered.
A reward Of 81 coo has been offered by the Bank au-
thores for the of the thieves and the recovery
Of the property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
the minds Of legislators Yesterday the Assembly
voted down resolution TO adjourn from Friday 10 Mon
day Az D. NJ. to-day, The same body after passing

the minds Of legislators. Yesterday the Assembly
voted down resolution TO adjourn from Friday 10 Mon
day. At7p. NJ. to-day, the same body. after passing
through all the parliamentary lodges OF amendments,
tabling the previous question reeonsiderations and
calling for the yeas and nays carried The dentd rcso-
luton which was deiealed yesterday w eoar MAJOR
ity OF seven votes. -.
The Assembly was praised yesterdsy.-,what shall be
said of il to-day OF trntb the WIND plowssn where
whether il goeth. This morning, Mr.. stewart your
cty. introduced a bill for an underground railway
for the purpose of tunneng Broadway after the sye
81 the subterranean railways Of London, ana gytns
Iong LIST of ipcorporators among whom noticed tnae
OF ex Judge William +. Allen. 1t seems 70 me tnat
the plan OF an elevated line, running IN mdaf stseu
of nnder the EARTH fequsly practical " DC prefer
red II is stated also that the Engineer Of the Cro'ou
AGueduct has reported that trnneng OF tne stree.s
would inure and disturb the waterpipes WINCH oo''
tain.y an objection 10 the latter scheme;
Mr. Craner Of Nsw-York introduced anotner neai.n
bill to-day which is supposed 10 fe eseht the De.
cratic method of taxing care G. inc sani'af! '''''
of your city. In A..h III
be popular with the country press, increasing e
of legal printing TO 81 per folio for the hrst lnseruon
and IS cents for each subsequent insertion.
Mr. Litteiohn as Chairman Of Committee on heviseo
Prles reported in favor Of excluding all reporters from
Tie floor OF the House who do not report pry
ceedings in full 10 be published daily and 70 put s
others in lofty gallery when ne proposes " nav
ected fr their special USE and 10 whom the eoquencs
OF the talking member from OSwego can ascend IKE N
cense from the sacrifcial altar. Correspondents VINO
do not give all the proceedings on the Oil 70 amenS os
charter OF the village Of FrORtowl, the dlscussons
thereon and its amendments by sections. are DO,
thought worthy Of place among the august oophs
the Legislature according to the OPINION OF Mr.. LUZ
John The resolution was tabled and ordered prutsa.
The great motive power OF the Assembly IS , MI
Cushman, the Clerk. whose energy, force, rapia,y'
and perfect familiarity with parliamentary ruS ;
enables him 10 WELD the popular branch OF inc besis
lature with ease while be to inspire Its sessions
with the working enthusiasm which be always exhlpits
The dongs Of the Senate to-day, are uniDpor AZ
and II also adjourned to Monday 1t seems to pe ho'
10 get over Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

should remember that Congress recently appropriated
half million Of dollars TO make provision M desttote
Indians, many Of whom had rebeled agast tue Gov,
eminent, and vet tho Senator from ldiana had
not raised his voice against that mesure. Tho
Government has always taken care Of sch helpless
persons were thrown upon Its care. ThetreedInens
Bureau not intended as q permanentnsttuton.
IL was only designed keep in force untihbe persons
made free by the and the constitutional Amend
ment were able 10 take care OF themselves. MI rum.
hnll denied that the war power Of the government
ceased with the surrender OF the Rebel aDlos. Inc
President and Gen Grant still regarded be South as
in state OF instruction Ne read Gen. irants late
order releasing from labity TO the civil tribunals oi
the South persons in tho military service 81 the "o'
eTnment. -
Mr. SALISBURY inquired Of Mr.. Trumlull fhe be-
eyed that Gen. Grnnt had any constitutional authority
TO Issue such an order. 49,,
Mr. TRUNBUIL replied that he certainly did 50 be,
Heye The Southern States had not yet ben restored
20 their constitutional authority Their cVil govern
ments were only tolerated by the niitaryauthoriies
The Senator from Indiana HendrekD nae relerieu -
the bill Ms applicable 10 the State Of Iniiana. lie
UrumbulD denied that II could have any APPLICATION v
Indiana unless that State became in stat OF revo
The sib section Of tho bill lie said was eAnct On thi
point. =,
While speal ing on the subject Of Slavery, Mr.. Irum
bull was interrupted by Mr.. SALISBURY Who said I'M
State was the first 10 enter the Union underline Cons
tuition, and the last TO dsobey thst Constitution ~
was glad 10 say that she the last ehoding State
and Hat he was the last STAKEHOLDER IN H. Laughter
the galleries.
Mr. TRlMBrIL had no doubt that es delaware hat
oheyed the Constitution sbe would obey The amend
ment TO It by abOlishiDg Slavery. lApplaase In I'M
galleries. 49,
Mr. TRtNBuLL proceeded with his reply 70 Mr.
Hendricks objections asserting the night OF Congress
to pass the bill before the Senate.
Inc question was then taken on the amendment con
frning the titles 10 lands under Gen. Shermans order
issued at Savannah for three years instead o. forever
as In the original bill.
The amendment was then adopted.
ADJOURNMENT.
Pending the consideration Of the subject tue Seha'
adiourued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
Rens OF Gas Meters.

To tie Edt0, Of The NJ T. HibsnG
SIR: The Manhattan Gas Company has out
between 10000 and 10000 meters the rent Of the small
sized go bringing in income Of about el0O 600
have taken the gas over ten years, and neighbor
nearly twenty. Our meters are the small size The
manufacturers price for them was. believe e. Mine
was old one when put in. Like hundreds, aud,
suppose thousands. 1t had been In previous use re-
paired. and sent out again Hence. at the original
cost years rent paid for H. but valued as second
and third hand goods usually are at half price IL has
been paid for ten times. and my neighbours twenty
timesan eItorton presumed to be unparalleled in the
history OF this taIrdden city 1t may be trine with
business men. but with families of limited incomes.
that barely supported them before The war Il Is a
grievous wrong thus TO be drained in behalf Of Com.
pany whose stock has been, and it, among the highest
In the market. The reason given Is that Gov Fenton
God bess him-vetoed the bill authorizing them TO
raise the price Of their gas and they had nothing but
their meters to keep up their great dividends 1t was
said. years ago, and truly that with equal justice
grocers and butchers might charge their customers
with the use of their scales and weights.
Pray, Mr.. Editor, call the attention OF the Leg
islatye Committee and urge IN investigation Of this
and Other points.
1t is TO be hoped that the said to have been
used to influence the last Legislature viii not be tried
on the present one JUSTICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
NETWORK HARR0R MASTERS.
OUR NEW COURTHOUSE
A Resolution Of Inquiry Laid On the
Table.
SENATE. p. ALBANY. Jan. le, lsCe.
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRABLY.


Authorizing the Auditor of Brooklyn to ap-
point Deputy and Clerk
Incorporating the Port Redmond and Bergen Point
Ferry Company.
BILLS NOTICED.
For the completion Of the Extension OF the Onehango
Canal II appropriates about s25o,WO INN -.
by Mr. PARSONS To regulate the Liablnues OF
Sureties in certain cases.
BY Mr.. CRowLEY-To enable towns 10 raise money 70
Monuments those who lost their lives IN the ab
Rebellion.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. WILIAss-ro amend the Militia Law by re-
healing the clause which requires Boards ofSuperysors
10 raise by tax any deficiency Of military fines.
By Mr.. CoLLSs-Relatiye 20 the restoration oi &c,
curties belonging life insurance companies now heId
in trust in the Insurance Department
BY Mr. la BAU--To amend the Revised Statues rela
tive 20 limited partnerships by giving wider scope ''
the definition Of the word "mercantile'
BILLS PASSED
Rednring the receivers Of insoivent corporations OIL
Joint stock associations for banking purposes 70 pay
over al funds in their hands within 70 days after re
mOyal -, CT.
The bill amending the act for widening south
Seventies Brooklvn was ordered 20 a third Teadln g
Adjourned until O'Clock Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

FickIensss Of Legisiature-Vese on Ad-
tournament Yesterday aud Ts-day-Un.
dergrouad Railway BilI-Bin Iscreas-
ing Fees Of Legal Printing-Mr. Little.
johns Disposition Of Newspaper Cerre.
spsndents-Hs Thinks They Should net
be Exposed 20 the Temptation Of .
Place On the EIssP OF she Heuse-1Ir.
Cushman, the Clerk, ~ Motive
Power.
From Our Special Corssponaept
ALBANY, Jan. l9, 1865.
It's queer to note how "a hours will change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

CYRUS II. Mccormick, the well-known m
yentor Of agricultural machinery has given eo Mvso
sstablish Mccormick Professorship In Wsshinsf9n
Uniyersity. va. Of which limitation 6sa. Robt L
Lee 10 President ~ sif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
FLORIDA.
The Provisional Governor Relieved.

WASHINGTON. Friday. Jan. 10, LEGO
The Government has relieved Provisional
Governor Marvin and recognized ID. s. Walker as the
copstitutionaIly elected Governor Of Florida.