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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
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; per bVy.
Li,Ler Of the aforementioned articles viii
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

sSHAtter the passage of Mr. Stevens
Reconstruction bill Oh the I3th ult, the
odd nan eloquent" in the sulluess Of his
soul, asked the Speaker of tie House,
"whether it was in order for him to en-
dorse the declaration Of good old Laostas,
that heaven yet ruled and that there were
gods above" The bin passed the House
100 yeas, to 50 nays. Stevens was per-
icctly jubilsnt. lie fought hard and won
the victory.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
pG Q pO 5 Al s.
Penn'a Agricultural Land Scrip
+ Q Y S a.

THE Board Of Commissioners now offer for
Il sale 520, coo acres Of Agriculi College
Land Scrip, being the balance of the Scrip
granted to the Commonwealth Of Pennsylva-
MA for The endowment Of Agricultural Collie
ces in this State.
Proposals for the purchase of this Land
Scrip, addressed to The Boarl of Commits
sioners of Agricultural Land Scrip" will be
received at the Surveyor Generals office, at
Harrisburg until u o'clock, NJ, On Wednes-
day, Alril 10, 1867,
This land may be located in any State or
Territory, by the holders of the scrip, upon
any Of the unappropriatei lands Except Iii IL
cral lands) of the United States, which may
be subject to sale at private entry. Each
niece OF scrip represents qnGrter section OF
one hundred and sixty acres, is issued in
blank, and will be transferable, without en-
dorsement or formal assignment. The blank
need not be filed until the scrip is presented
for location and entry. when the party hold
ing il can FL ihe blank and entei the land III
his own name. Bids must be made - Per
acre. and 40 bids will lie re:eived fog less ;Aan
one quarter section
The Scrip viii be issued Immediately on
the payment Of the money to the SnrveToI
General. ON all bids for less quantity than
a. 0sO acres, one-third Of the purchase none :
must be paid within ten days. and the remain
ing two-thirds withia thirty days after Motif
cation of the acceptance Of the bids by III,
BOARD of Commissioners.
JACOB NJ. CAMPBELL.
SHrrsyor Gcacr0l.
For tie Beard Of Commissioners.
u,rRIsrrFG, March & 1851 .d.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
ARREST oFARoUTE AGENT.


Last evening Mr. Solomon Books, route
agent between Harrisburg and A!tuoaa,
was brought before Mayor Edwards, at
the instance Of Postmaster Knipe. Books
was charged with having in his possession
certain key used by him in lis basincss,
aud which knipe demanded, asserting
that Books was only acting Us substitute
in place of Mir. Rickenbach, who had re,
signed. \; the hearing before the May
or, the Z. NJ. was very b0isterous, and ''..s
Government: officer" 1.-THE postmaster Of
this city" the representative of the Gov
ernment,' etc, repeatedly demanded the
key and when ii was not forthcoming,
he preferred charge OF larceny against
Books. he Mayor, not desiring to act
hastily in the matter, fixed Monday after
moon at three O'Clock as the time for
further hearing, and Mr. Books entered
bail in the sum Of five hundred dollars for
his appearance. Mr. Books is a tempo
rary route agent, acknowledged as such
by the Government, aud for not obeyiug
the demands Ct Bread>and Butter post,
master, he is charged with criminal of
fense. Tie facts in the ease arc as fol
lows: Lat evening knipc asked Books
FOR his key, stating that another agent had
been appointed Books asked Kuipe for
his authority, and refused to give up tie
key until sach authority was shown
knipe swore most voc:ierously that he
would have the key, and again demanded
1t. Books still declined to give it to him
without receiving 4 Government order ii
rec'iug him to 10 50. Knipe said he
''dIlnt care 4 Cd d-m," aud il the
key was not forthcoming in fifteen min
utes he would have Books arrested. This
threat did not have the desired effect,
hence the arrest already referred to
here seems to be persistent effort On
the part OF kuipe to have Books dischars
Cd f.om tie service, simply because be is
4 loyal man and viii not 90 the dirty work
Of the Johnson understrappers. Ia the
present instance knipe has gone little
too Ear, as Mr. BOOKS is determined to
have the matter thoroughly investigate ed,
anl We Will shortly hear a howl from
Bread and Batter dom.
That Mr.. B.oks is recoonizod Lv tie
Government as m cmployee cannot he
doubted. for tbs n,oya,aI he received ?
draft from the Postoliice Department, ad-
dressed to Solomon Books, Route Agsn; -
ete, Yh;, canrot be denied even by ",Le
postmaster Of this city."
i. S-NIr. Books an,cared before tI,.
Naygr 70 day and entered cou.a,,,a.
arajg.. Postmaster Ep;.e fer tLr,,.e,i.o
20 nat him out Of the mail car, should j..
enter i; % day. Enipe was accord,nar,
boau over to keep the peace.
At ere o'c'oc'; this afternoon. after
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
REJECTING RENEGADE NEPCB-
I.ICASS.

It seems to be the determined purpose
oc the majority in the United States Sen
ate to reject all Republicans WHO accepted
dishonor aud Offices at tEe hands OF An
drew johnson. There is no doubt, what
ever, that Mr. johnson merely appoints
Republicans that he may the better sue.
ceei in degrading the Republican organi.
cation. lie is aware that no pure minded
or independent Republican can accept his
favors aud re:ain his manhood. Hence
he salec;s the weakest and the iroSt i4no-
rant Of those who claim TO be Republicans
or whom TO bestow small fayors, that lie
may seem to be impartial in the distribu.
ton of his patronage. The minority in
the Senate promptly reject such rene
gadcs. This is cminently right and prop
cr. Let US maintain the honor of oul
organization by repudiating all processing
to be attached to it, who do not stand by
ii under ell circumstances. There may
be protesting Republicans who deserve
Andrew Johnson's favors; but there il
no Republican who can thus degrade
himself and still be worthy Of the con
fdenco of the Republicans Of the UniieC
States Senate. Reject the Renegades =
Harrisburg TelcgrGph.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
TIT FCR TAT-sTE,E BRIDGE En-

CITEGEET.
Ter years past it seems the control Of
the Miiiiin Bridge has been a bone OF
contention among the Stockholders. At
the election ia January, 1866, there was
no dispute and ticket vas agreed upon
harmoniously and elected, But it seems
some Of the '.outs" were not satisfied aud
without The knowledge of the ''ins" when
the election was held On January, 1867,
one or two men voted enough of proxies
to elect new Board, only leaving two CT
the old Board in power. The purpose
was kept quiet among those in the secret,
and The Gins" learned, whca TOO late, that
they were the ''cu,s." Although only
about 200 shares were voted at the elcc-
tion out of COG shares, ye: they controlled
the election, and for the reason that un-
der the charter no one could have more
than seven votes for seven shares and no
more, 70 matter how much stock he held.
BY putting 200 shares in lots of seven
shares Il is easy to outvote 400 held in
large lots. for over twenty years this
rule has not been applied by the Legisla-
ture in granting charters. Railroad com.
pauies now vote :or every share, and this
session Of the Legislature a general Law
has been PISSED giving every share Of
stock held III Railroad, Canal, Turnpikc,
Bridge or any other company vote -
This law is jast and fax and is up to the
spirit OF the age. Why should oae.iLrd
OF the stock in company control two
thirds? Why should man with 2il
shares Of stock in the Mifiin Bridge be
turned out Of its direction by man who
ouly hO,ts dozen shares o. less Un-
fortunately for the new Board they held
their election without the notice @. twenty
days having been given, as required by
the charter, and it Was, therefore, Illegal!
The Legislature passed a law setting
aside that election for au act Of legal no.
tee, ordered new election, and directed
that every share should have a vote
Tbs law when it became known fell like
bonb-shell on the new Board and
created any amount OF excitement and
amusement in cur town last week. 1t
seems the old Board (receu;iy turned out
hold a majority Of tie stock and are
likely 10 vote themselves in, which is the
"DoIe" on the late new Board Tie
community have 10 interest in this little
game Of wits INDUCED in by the stock
holders except that We hope the bridge
may be kept in good order and the tolls
reduced so as to relieve the passers TO
and fro and at the same time pay a fair
profit to the stockholders We are as
sured that these tolls will be reduced as
low as reason and justice would require.
Bridge stoca. Is very uncertain and should
ray tair dividend, but We trust the new
Directors will favor the community all
they can. Many of the stockholders, il
liberal spirit, offer to give their stock
for the purpose Of making free bridge
which would be grand thing for the
entire community. We see no necessity
for the abus,, and misrepresentation
heaped upon certain men by low sour
ilous ,hat issued from a f;hy ally up
street Lut we consider the source aud let
it pass. 1t was game Of sgitS and i.
certain men get beaten at ir own game.
the community will laugh and say al is
fair III war
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
Stc,r S,t;rrrtjsrmcntG.

TOWN PROPERTY For SALE.
FNHE undersigned offer for sale House
/ and Lot situate or cherry street, :. film
town, Pa. This IS one OF the rIost desirab,,
residences in the town. Ii is built on full
corner lot-hus all modern conycniencos and
necessary out-buildings. Therc IS = variety
Of choice fruit trees IN the prime Of bearing.
Any person wishing TO purchase a c3mf1rt-
able House shoul net fail to see this prop
erty- For further particulars cali on the an
dersigncd on the premises. Possession given
or the Isl of April.
VI. L. 6 Y. Z. LITTLGFIELD.
march g. lS51-tf
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

The Boston transcript recommends
that in building chimucys 5richlayers
should pat Il quantity Of salt iuto tie
mortar with which the iutcrcourscs Ct
brick are to be laid. The eGec: viii be
that there will never be any accumulation
Of SCOT in the chimney: for the reason
chat the salt in the portion Of mortar
which is exposed absorbs moisture every
damp day, the scot, thus becoming
damp, falls down into toe fireplace.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The sub
/ scribcr viii sell at Private sale, lot @!
ground, the properly OF Vim. y MasoEagie,
s-.uate on Third street. in the Borough oI
l.iGl.ntown, bounded on ,he North By let Of
Mrs. jacobs and en- the South ~ lot of Mrs.
Bousall, being 50 feet front an1 d! 20 IN depth
hayire thereon erected a good FRAN
DWELLING HOUSE and oUt-buijuings -
There is a choice variety Of excellent fruit
trees On the lot. It IS situate IN the m.s'
pleasant part o. the town ana IS IN c'cry
sense very desirable property.
II not sold AT private sale before SiTCR-
D1T Ike 18Th day Of -A4ECN, 1867, it VIII
On that be offered at Public Sale. For tur
thcr particulars call on Or ADDRESS
L. P. EcWILLItMS,
feb. cots Lia.intown, IA.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

:. grt>F. n. :. ClU-. .. UcUGHNsa
r yNEI SAVED Is N0NEI EaENED.-
~ .nI that en- te doae 70 prrfection by
taJius yayr -5a!5 of the new firm il rat'ci-
scl. Jrr.r s-,-- consists in p4.; Of Bay
CaJ-s, i...ts ann Cap. rancy Goau-, 71kes
Notions, q L-r-e and superior s-cc, O.. B.o.s
and Shoes, Groceries, SAT-, Fish. Cheese, &c,
Dried and Canned frl;ts in greet variety.
Hardware, Queens ware, NooGenware. Oar
stcc!> va! purchased in eastern cities al &C.
du.ed prices, and We are confident we can
make il to the interest of our customers and
;4a gcods-buying public to give Us the frs.
call before making their purchases.
y. B.-We haSe the largest stock. creates:
variety and best styles in The county.
Highest nlarkc; price paid for country pro-
due. FRANK, COOK i 60.
Patterson, july (, lS5Gtf
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
Important from Mexico.

VERa CRuz, Feb 2l-The greatest con-
uson prevails. Communication with the
city Of Mexico is entirly cut of. The
Liberals hold all the important lines, and
their prompt action has thrown the I'm
perialists into dismay.
The French transports have all arrived.
Foreigners are leaving the country is
fast as possible.
Its is believed tl.at Maximilian vi.
leave US soon he may leave within ten
days.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

Hon. FRANK JORDAN, Secretary Of
State, has appointed John Ross, Esq, Of
MliIiin county, to a place in his otice-
The Secretary could have made no better
appointment. Mr.. Ross has been an en-
ergetic worker for the party all his life,
Hnd it IS bu, nee. that he should receive
his reward
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
3 E = TY.

Auburn, Golden, FIaxen & SilIen Curis,
Droduccd hy the use Of Prof. De BhEUA'
I FRlSER LIE CHEVECX. One appIoa-
ton warranted to curl the mos. straight and
stubborn hair OF either sex into wavy riGg!ets.
or heavy massive curis. Has been used BY
the fashionables of Paris and London, with
the most gratifying results. Does no injury
to the hair. Price by mail, sealed and post
paid, 81. Descriptive Circulars mailed free.
Address. BERGER, SHUTS s; Co., Chem
lists, No. 295 River St, Troy, y. y, Sole
Agents for tie United States.
feb. 20, Oily.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

SuRRATr is the pet Of the Washington
scoessionists, especially the she tribe. A
great rivalry is carried On to gain admit
tance to his cell, while more than one
whimpering danlsel has been refused ad-
mittance to the murdercr's cell, who came
laden with precious gifts tor tie "rerse-
cussi Soutisr1er
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

The Iudiaus are luUrdering and do,
ing pretty much as they please out on tie
plains. 1t IS disgraceinl 20 oar govern.
mcnt that they are not "squeicAed.
If the British government had jurislic-
ton over them they would behave til in
selves or be sent ca hss'y visit 70
Uadcs. Oar government :o -duiinls ercd
throughout with cniirIy too much lenieNcy
towards offenders. lis arms should ID
long, strong and plcr.pt 10 punishment
less frequently necessary.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

There has been established line Of
steamers to ply directly between Liver,
pool and Philadelphia. -Four iron pro-
pelers have been placed ou the line, the
first Of which will leave Liverpool for
Philadelphia on thc 20th Of March.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
iS,E; y: CEsa.z Ts5c----- s.ss'-o'--zz.-,
60 = = &C.. - - - " :

! -fSHACGoCILLAS SGNINAEI-TLisi n
- st.tution fornly il.e property OF Prof.
=. Z. Sharp. and lately purchased 5yM. M1I-
Ter, County Super.n' eil,.-.! o. iiiluiu county.
aa7 been thoroughly reIosated AMI re.ur-
uishcl TIE water pipes have bc,l ro-ird
10 t.e hui.}iu-, and other improvements
ultc So ., TO make 5Ea " lie r..s, lcsrr-
ah,] ia-;i,u'ions in tie coUn.v. ! tclchcrs
e'f-- 1..l re Termed ~ the open;.- oc tue
s,--."u a1i UiI be cor.i4Get thronE4. -.
The Summer Session opens OF "Wednesday,
AIri. ir,h and continue tweuty vs-....
T2urs Tuition, buari.H-, L.e-j and
lucE. bel rooms per session. SJ-."J.
Those dc=iri@g aa-ittaace should apply
l-i.y.
Ear further pagiicnlrrs a.3-.-s
MAi.TlN IDHLEP. Prin.
Lev'-towa. Pa, until March .l,a. ai-r
which a Eishacogu.llas, u.
feb. 1887.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

Tho admission Of Nebraska gives US
thirty, seven States, twenty-seven CT which
are in full enjoyment Of their proper re-
lations to the General Government.
The Constitutional Amendment has been
adopted by twenty o. these twenty SeTen
States.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

RDr Gen, Grant is nov fairly in oppo-
sition to !. johnson and his policy. y
provision in the military appropriation
bill, which restricts the power Of the
President as Commander iu-Chief Of the
army and navy, was inserted after con-
sultina Grant.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
C4SSIVERES,
TESTN-GS, &c.

Than ever was before brought to this town,
which lie is prepatcti TO make TO order IN the
LATEST and MOST IuPR OWED STYLE,
And in q manner thai Will defy all ccTapeti-
ton He also still manulact ures t0 order, al
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

fsg-l: is a curious fact that or. Of
eighty five members of the Lower House
of TIE Illinois Legislature, 3ut eifht are
natives Of that Stale. o. the other even
ty seven, GGcen were born in New Iy.S.
thirteen in Kentucky, twci.c in oAio,
ten in Pennsylvania, eight IN Hines
two each in Connecticut, New JERSEY
Tennessee, Maiue, Massachusetts,, iaG
South Carolina. One each in Nv
Hampshire, Road Island, Iudi.ua, VI
sinia, North Carolina and Vermont. Oi
those who were na.iyes o. 4 foreign c'an-
try, two we're born in England, two IN
ireland, .wo in Germany, one IN Sco:-
land and one in Canada.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

Also all kinds of 25c, Novels
y. B.-Phiiadclphia Daily Press per month,
15c, Philadelphia Age, 73c. Inquirer. Cy,
Music, Magazines aad other bindings attend
ell TO-
=. S.-Bacl; numbers of all ia gaines and
Papers furnished at short notice. | an de,cr-
rrInej to supply greet want in This county
by furnishing The people wi,h rcauins matte
6, n rc2souab,c prize.
re. .psctlu.iy solicit YOUR patronage.
JOHN ". THOMPSON.
Pe.rvsfi!le. auc l. 'HG.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
II. II. WILSON, Editor and Publisher
=. y z, :. EL-A-LAr :. .scNg,... ~. -

fty- TIl- z \ 7 i \ aSa-N IN I'd I'D
Ia, the Largest CIreUld'ioE CT any paper pub
ished in this County. It is therefore the
best adesrtsiHg n.sd.1m. Il is q Paper, truly
loyal, ably conducted, first class Localist,
and well worthy of the patronage Of every
lovqi citizen in the County.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06
CONS FOR THE PARIS ExPosIrioy-l

COINS FOR THE PARIS EXPosITIoy-
The coins intended by the United States
government for the Paris exposition. we're
finished few days since at the mint in
Philadelphia. They consist Of sets in du.
picatc Of each Of the coiDs Of the coup-
:ry-goll silver, nickie and bronze. The
gold are double eagles, half eagles, three
dollars, two and half, and one dollar
pieces. The silver coins are a dollar, half
dollar, quarter, dime, half dime, an three
cent pieces. The nickic are FIVE and three
ccut pieces, and The bronze two and cne
cent.
All these were made in polished dies
In addition to the faencss Of their man;
facture, for the exquisite finish of which
they are remarkable, each coin is a mir.
ror in itself as perfect as plate glas;.-
They are all dated the current year, and
are similar to the coins now used, oxtep-
ting the five cent nickel, which has not
the rays which in the last years coirage
radia;cd from the figure .. The coins
are in velvet case, Ct blue ground and
crimson border, forming, with = white
satin cover, the national eolors. The
coins are sunk in the blue satin and coy-
cred by heavy plate glass. On the inside
Of the case are printed the words 'Coin
age of the United States" beautifully bor.
dered by fringe of.srns and immo'tel!e'
Below the arch2d scroll Of words is al
eagle standing on a shield,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

( TTENTION UtT.ZEE5.--EET5 DIl OF
II aad S,a.iouary Store. in perrysy.l.e, JG-
nia.a county, Pa. Post ,'iaoe Building)
The uude signed axis leave 10 inform the
good people cf this and neighhoring counties
that he has opend 4 fine stccll OF Stationary
Books, etc.. and haying boush, them at q
very low wholesale price in Philadelphia, by
adding small per ecntage, is certain he can
sell cheaper than any other establishment in
the county. The following is list Of AEagl-
zines and Periodicals, kept, ith prices at
tached, any Of which wiz be sent by IHssl
10 any place upon receipt CT the annexed
prices. VIZ:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

NHTtfYUT F'HtF"I.
For TIE Bear! Of Commissioners.
u.rr,sBrEc, March 6, 1857 ID
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-02

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gSir rilfen Der gecbrten Dame. iiiliern
berslid)eH sSi!lfommen cnt9c9en.