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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02
JUSTICE DONE.

The public well know that for ncary
two years the columns Of the .Juuiata Re
! pa'hcan, under the control of Allison
and Davis, have been filed with vile, pei
soma. abuse Of Colonel Patterson Ca,
charge especially of a serious offo.,se al
lodged to have been committed hy him il
Snyder county, was weekly paialcd be-
fore the world, asserting in the bodies,
manner its truth, and challenging denial
aud prce!aiining they had the positive
proof, sustained by oDidacis and oaths
After Col. Patterson had prosecuted
Allison and Davis in Dauphin county,
Allisnn vent TO Snyder county, and, after
all mis- boasts, failing to get any one to
swear to the charge, boldly went before a
Magistrate and made a solemn cath to the
fact himself, when he well knew he was
miles away when it was alledsed to have
occurred, and that it was impossible for
him to know anything about it except
from hearsay. The law Furnishes men for
swearing 70 fact they learn from hear
say. Aller he thus commenced this pros
ecution he boldly aud deiln,ly asserted
in his paper terrible things against Col.
Patterson, and that the charge would be
clearly and satisfactorily proven, Iii OBJ
ject was 10 irigh:cn the Colonel into a
withdrawal Of the libel suit Mt Harris
burg But Col Patterson knew his in
nocence and the wicked malice Of his
prosecutor, and ike an honest and fear
less man, refused every compromise and
awaited the result Of The courts
Last week the case was presented be-
fore the Grand jury of Snyder county,
and Allison. backed by Ez. Parker, utter
y failed in producing one particle Of evi-
lerc. in subs antia,irg the charge, Allison
boosted on his return frem Snyder county,
two weeks ago, that there were five Dem
ocrats on the Grand Juy who were all
right Yet the Grand Jury unanimously
voted to ignore the bill against Col. Pat
tcrson, and unanimously voted to find a
true bill against Allison for perjury, but
the Indictment against him was quashed
by the Judge, on account of some tech
nicalitv, but we understand it will not de-
lay the matter, as the same evidence will
be laid before the Grand Jury in Decem-
Der, aud will certainly result in another
bill aud a trial, unless he secures con-
tinuance. We have no desire to see anv
one punished, but if ever a man deserved
to be well punished for constant vile, per-
sOnal abuse of another in public news
paper, that man is Allison. No man in
the State has been more shamefully mis-
represented than Col Patterson, aud yet
he takes it all good naturedly, and only
row appeals to the courts because lie is
forced to by Allison himself We con-
gratulate Col. Patterson on his complete
ana triumphant vindicatior of wicked
libel So it would be if the many other
charges made by his enemies were put to
the test and exposed in open court. How
ever, this is sufficient and justifies him
aud his friend, il asserting his inn ocence
and defendins his character. The result
Of the Snyder county aaair will be a sad
lesson to some people, but one that should
be improved by other parties beside Ali
son.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02
L. SEELLENBERGER, Sec'y.

SOLDIERS, vote the Union ticket
When you were Sighting the battles Of
your country the democratic party gave
the weight Of lis influence against sou,
in favor Of the south. They first declat-
ed that coercion was unconstitutional and
war Illegal. When war actually COM
meneed they opposed every measure adopt
cd by the nation to carry it on. They
opposed the suspension of the ha5eas cor.
pHs; they opposed the draft 20 reinforce
"ur army, they opposed legal tender mon
ey aud taxahon wherewith to pay you,
and in short, everything TO which you
oxs the fortunate result Of yorr uncyam.
pied struggle. What claims can they rov
have fer your votes?
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02
J0HNSON,S PURPOSES.

Nc Mdiates and Designs F1rcHh Re-
sis',.ce to tie Anfhority Of Congress-
Grore Asscrti,m Msdc dy .Scnofor
IA,iyer on tnqueStionabte AuHtori,y."
We quote the following grave s,ate>
mcnts from a speech delivered at Cincin-
nai few days since By General Thaycr,
IT, S. Senator from Nebraska:
have recently been in Maryland and
the District or Columbia, having left
Washington only night beijre last. While
there | took especial pains to inform my
self in regard to the present. purposes Of
.Apd,ew johnson, and | obtained What |
am about to state from reliable authority.
| declare, upon my responsibility as a
Senator Of the United States, that to-day
Andrew johnson medita;Gs and designs
io:eiJle resistance to the au horny oi Con
ggcss make the statement deliberately,
having derived it from unquestionei and
unqnes.iorable authority | cannot point
out the occasion on which he may ai;eni t
to use military force. 1t may be to pre-
vent the assembling of CopS'es; or,
when assembled, if the House OK R"prc-
scutatiycs passes articles Of impeachment /;
or, it may be for the purpose OF forcing
Southern Senators aud Represen atives to
seats in Congress.
The question may be asked How eau
ne DO such thing! You recoi!ect that
six months ago, Gov. Swann, OF Mary
lana. was elected t. S Senator. aud that
few week. aficrward he Gcc'i9cd the Of
fee, givin. grave reasons oi State rs
The cause. 1t was found that Lleuteuant
Governor Cox, o! that State, could not be
depended on for Johuson's purposes.
Thcre is today standing Amy IL Ma
ryland-an organized militia force, sucn
as no other State in the Union has that
II is oiiiccTed mainly by returned rebels
When the time comes which he looks tor,
under some pre:euse johnson may dec!.Ge
Mary land aud the District Of Columbia
under martial law, and caIl opon Gov.
Swann to bring forth his militia.
There is nothing tha. will deter John
son from this purpose except, that his
courage may e.. make his Statemau:
that the American people may hnow The
danger that threatens their peace aaI safe
". 9ail one Of my iniornants, If Penn
sylvluia aud New York sise Democratic
u.ajorties in ;he coming elections 1t viii
cmboler him 10 carry ont his purpose.
Aud hope you, the people ci Ohio, wi!
be warned in time, and so cast your votes
as to rebuke AID prevent the m4.i dc5i1us
of this bad MAD, who is now acting Pres
idcat of the United States.
But, gentlemen, let me say to ycu that
whenever johnson attempts to force and
orders any soldiers he may have under his
command, to resist the power Of Congrc
his doom is sealed (Urcat applause j
The fate from which he has pres rvcl tie
traitor Jefferson Davis, will be me.cd ont
to him. (Afplause) Aye, when the
time comes. five hundred thousand mtn
from Pennsylvania, New York and Ohio.
viii leap to arms aud tramp the soil ei
Maryland, to reach the tcleaeuerel capt
tol an | rescue it from the hand; Of rebels
and traitors. (Grcat cheers
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02
LOYAL MEN TO THE RESCUE!
Shal! Congress be Sustained and Loyal
People HulC, or n usUrpIIs Presi-
dent be Upheld and Vile Trait
ors CorCzn! Let the People
Answer.
REPUBLICAN, NEEIYNGS.

Union Republican Meetings will be
held at the following places, and it Is
earnestly hoped that the loyal men who
sustained the Government during tho
struggle for Liberty and Union, and all
who fought e. the maintenance Of tie
Right vail participate, and hear the issues
of the campaign fully discussed. Let US
have grand rs!iy st each meetiag
AtM'ALISTERVlLE, At Friday Ever,
ing, October 4th, 1867.
At MiFFLINTOWN, Saturday Even.
ing, October 5th, 1867.
Hon. Edward Mcpherson, of Adam:
county, and Capt. A. Boyd Hatchison, Of
Ceurre county, will address both meetings
BY order Of the Republican County
Committee.
j. PATTERSON, Chairman.
Z. SEELLENBERGER Sec'y.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02
TO prevent frauds in aud
iting the public expenditures Of
your county, vote for and elect
w. J. Evans, County Auditor.

s@-Those opposed 10 a relevy of the
tax on real estate, which is always paid by
the mechanic aud wotkipgman tenant, will
vote a Republican ticket in order to Sc
cure a Republican majority in the l.egis-
a,urc. The Republican party repealed
this tax. The Democratic party is deter
mined to lelevy it, if only to show their
violent hate Of Republican reform and re-
trenchnent.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02
WORDS TO THE POINT,

At ore OF n series Of demonstrations
given in honor of Gen. Sheridan BY the
citizens Of Philadelphia, Governor Geary
was present and, in speaking Of Andy
j Johnson, said:
| think | have showed enough Of this
man 70 diSsuaGc you from voting ior HIM.
If he could he would 90 back to his first
love and destroy the nation he has sworn
to save. 1t We should fail in the coming
election, hear from good authority that
Andrew johnson will prevent Congress
from assembling, and call his Maryland
troops to his aid If he does that, | will
call the sons of Pcnnsy Ivania to my aid
and l know that three hundred thousand
will come to my aid, and give Secession
such blow as will make disunion stag.
ger. (Grcat applause)
If that contingency should occur, |
woul say to you in the words of the in-
mortal Sheridan, Advance the whole
line -
Ny friends, see what this bad man is
doing. What has be done to Stanton
That brave man has been placed, as far a.
y. j could do it, in disgrace but thank
God, he lives in the hearts Of the people.
What of Sheridan? Why, his very name
awakeDs spontaneous enthusiasm in the
hearts of every man, woman and child -
lie changed The Valley of the Snepan-
doah when he entered it from valley of
humiliation to valley Of glory and VIC
tory. Truly, he has doue his duty a, every
lime and place. But, notwithstanding all
this, as 5, on as A. j. found that Shcri-
dan was likely to succeed ut New Orleans,
he removed him.
Another gallant spirit from fennsylva-
MIA has been stricken down by that bad
man, and think that we can give Daniel
Sicklcs a cheer tonight. Cheers
Andrew johnson would reduce any loyal
man to the dust. DO not be deceived,
my comrades, at the coming election no,
even if you find upon the opposite ticket
, man clad in blue. 20 rot give him
your votes For Heavens sake, | ask
you not to give him your votes. would
-ay one word to slow the pcrfdy of TIE
Democratic party They have prated
about the Constitution a great deal, but
you must remember the words Of Andrew
Johnson himself :-"Whcn you hear a
IN m pra'ing about the Constitution, spot
him, for he is traitor -
Let nothing disturb you at the election.
Let no whisky leagues, or temperance dc.
vices misload You. Let no side issues
cad YOU off What would be the adyan-
tage of these if you had no country? So
ask you to save the country--to pre-
serve it; and when it has arrived in the
harbor Of safety; then We can take NJ side
issues. / accept the law according to t! e
theory Of Gen Grant The will Of the
people is the law of the land" (Cireat APP
plause } | am willing to give all | own
for my country, and | know my COM
rades that you will DO the same.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

EALHABLE FAR,! NJ rHITArE SALE.
The uul.r>ieu,t oicrs atIri'atr sale his
farm sl'::.:t- ~ s:ye:t township. sifh.E mile
e.; NrAli>sr rr>vilsc, c3h':.iairs - Acres. about
- acre cleared ..j..i ia = "a STATE "t c!Ii-
Yatiou-au uGGyr gaot fence aud "e.l .iE.ei.
Tie Improvements are . god Stone Pwc.iiAs
iiousr, Bank i:a.u. Ggisi '...i with iirce run
Of burs an ~ D oversize: wheels, 5u;i. new,
heated on - urvor-i'.i'iHg st.caiI Of cater
also Apple AMI Fear orchards: spring Of
water and Spring House ccuE-ni-ut 4" roEsc,
together " li '... necessary out-""i.:is-s.
rerms cash. i net III 80 PRIV s1i" VIII
he offered ., pubijc s..'s -, , o'clnek IN Mon-
day. october list 1851. On the premises.
July 81, 1>67--.r. GEORGE SINGER
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

I@-Vo oters, if you desire the hundreds
of millions Of Greeubacks and Govern
ment Bonds declared unconstitutional un and
worthless, vote Cor Judge Sharswood, il!
not. yoic for Hon. llcary y. Williams g.,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

I y virtue of an Order issued ont Of tho
Z Orphans Court OF Juniata county, the
undersigned, Administrator cum tsfH1sE;o
d,;rrp Of Samuel Ennnels Of Fayctte to6n-
ship said county, VIII be exposed to sale 81
the premises, on Saturday October 9TH. 1861.
the following d svr.bed proper. 20 vii:
All that lIo,.se uhi ,ut Of Ground situate
in Fayctte township, Juniata county, bound
ed ty LANDS az Samuel Kinzcr, Samuel Gay
uan and Enos Hcrg>y, containing Two Acres
more or less. The improvements consist Of
rwo-sjory Frame pweiiing with basement.
out houses Stable. Nc. \ variety Of Fruit
Trecs-runuing water at TIE door. The build
irgs are all III good order.
TGEMs.-Ten per cent. of the purchase
money to paid when the property Is struck
down ore-tIiird of the balance on confrlna-
tion OF gale; one hiri on l,t Of April, 1868.
wien deed viii le delivered, AMI ne bllaucs
on the 81 day of Asyember, lsjs, to be Sc
cured by iulgmen' boud.
To- Sale TO commence at | o'clock Of saii
day. SAM EL LEONARD, Adm l.
septen. ber 1, l851-,s.
NTANTED.-SU Na"-Ine undersi signed
w wishes to rug, Oase pure SaT.a; IA large
or small quan'isics. Highest marktt prlc's
aid ON delivery at sumac mill, NSchaA.cs-
burg, Juai4ia couny, IA.
" HEETlLER,
For, Royal, Juuiata Co.. is
angus =, I:.J--:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

yMechanic, that one hundred dollar
greenback put away for safe keeping, for
wet day, is to be declared worthless, un-
constitutional, if Judge Sharswood is
placed % the Supreme Bench. Vote for
Hon. Henry w. Williams
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02
Look Out for Bogus Tickets.

We understand that the coun-
ty is flooded with bogus tickets.
Let every Republican look at
his ticket before he votes. See
that the names of Robson, Ne
Witty, Wilson and Wharton are
on them.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02
= Republicans of Juniata

= htpUbIIcHHS OF JuIliata
county, if you want the funds
of the county placed in conipc-
tent and reliable hands, vote for
JOHN Hoffman! He is man OF
business qualities, and if elected
will serve you well and faith
fully.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

Taxpayers, if you wish to
reduce your taxes and prevent
the useless and extravagant cx-
pcnditure Of your money, vote
for Solomon Updcgrovc, for
County Commissioner.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

n@Those opposed to tiee trad, the
breaking down Of American Industry, and
a spread of misery and want among Amer
lean nechanics-;hose opposed to these
calamities, will vote a full Republican
ticket.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02
Vote for Wharton and VII
son if you wish to be fairly and
honestly represented in the next
Legislature.
TIE DISTRICT TICKET.

We have good accounts Of the prospects
Of our candidates for Senator and Repre-
sentatiyes We have a clear and decided
majority in the District, and nothing can
defeat our candidates, except our friends
allow the election to go by default, through
supineness and apathy. But we hope
there will be no stay-at-homes, when the
election comes on. 1t is all important
that the Pennsylvania Legislature should
remain strongly Republican. 1t is of ma
tional Importance, and all good Republi-
cans will view it in this light, and give
the ticket their united support. 1t is not
merely the election Of Col. Robson, Mr..
mvNitty, Capt. Wilson and Mr.. Wharton,
but it has a pvccring upon national issues,
Elect majority to tie Legislature aud
you rcbuke Andrew johnson in his mad
career. Fail to do this and he will accept
it as an endorsement Of his Policy, aud
then you may expect further trouble
Voters, think of this and act accordingly
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

EG Farmer, that ore thorSand dollar
Government Bond lald away in your sec
retary, is TO be declared not worth the pa
per upon which it is written, if Judge
Sharswuod be elected. Vote fox Hon.
Henry ". Williams
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02
aleW = AdvesilseMcnis.

- : :
ItaUTiON.-Notieei is hereby given that,
~ having been for some the, suhJected To
such extreme i'll truatmsnt nj the hand, OF my
wife. Lllen Caslow. Us to make eohabIiation
impossible; and having now parted, hereby
caution all persons agsns; harboriHg or trust
iug her oil my account, As VIII not pay any
debts Of her contracting after this Gate.
CONRAD CASLUW.
su-quehauna Town.hip, ,
Sep.e.Hbcc -5, looI. u'' It
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

-Taxpaycrs, if you would
have honest, upright men to
represent you in the State SEN
ate, vote for Robson and Nc.
Witty.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

PRoTHONATARY.-Our candi-
date for this Office is a young
man true to the interests of his
party, and his election will be
a deserving compliment to his
worth and integrity. Be sure
to vote for him on the Cd Tues
day of October.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

feS' The soldier who intends to vote for
Sharswood must not forget that he is the
candidate of party which denied relief
to the wives and children Of men battling
for the He of the nation and that tha;
same party conducted a fierce pol,icIl
campaign to defeat Constitutional amcut-
ment extending the elective franchise 10
men absent from home doing service in
defense of the nation The soldier who
can support the candidates Of such pa:-
ty, has forgotten the glory of victories he
helped to win and could not resist temp
t,,on to insult the graves of his dead con
rades Soldiers Of Pennsylvania you owe
it to all you hold dear as State and na
ton, never to allow a Copperhead to hold
a responsible civil position.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

s9-Those opposed to au increase of
the State debt aud in favor Of the steady
reduction of .he same now being made
by the Gerry admins ration, VIII vote to
keep the Republican party in power.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

Voters OF Juniata county,
consult your own interests and
vote for j. Madison Sharon for
Sheriff.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

Our candidate Tor Proihopatary, Mr.
Stoner, can speak the German as well as
an English language. The German voters
of Juniata county should remember this,
as it IS very important that man Of this
kind should eli that position. .e
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

REPUBLICANS, vote only the
genuine full Republican ticket,
Come or send to the SENTINEL
Office and get them.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

GEO. HAMERsLY,. c
j. K DUNGLIsoN,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-02

4 RARE CHAECE 10 &c. you knit in;
II done a very rea oaahl" rates TEe Hun
tin5don kni;tiug Est ,hiishn.e soiicits or
dcrs OF the citizens Of MiiA1toHn, PatiCrs n
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-10

The Cleveland Plain Dealer says Mr.
Browne commenced writing for the Plain
Dealer in the summer of 1S58-Mr. J. W.
Gray being then proprietor. Hisffimitless
humOr confined itself to no special subject
for a number of months, but was constant
ly cropping out, in all sorts of quaint
sayings and juicy paragraphs He finally
concluded to give his writing more indi-
viduality by adopting nom de aolume
Hence the famous letters from "Artemus
Ward" Snowman. These letters, first
merely written Tor the purpose of filling
up" when p" copy" was scarce sprang
almost Immediately into widespread noto-
riety. The first one appeared in the fall of
1858. Here it is:
II he Editor Of the Plain Dealer
SIR: I'm knowing along-sIowly along-down
lords your place. want you should write me a
letter, sayn hows the show bizniss in your place.
My show at present consists of three moral Bears,
Kangargo q a amSozin little . Raskaltwoald
up and squeal,( wax fggers of G.. Washington,
General Taylor, John Bdnyan, DR.. Kidd, and DIR.
Webster in the act of killing DR.. Parkman, beside
several miscellanyus moral wax stattoots of cele-
brated piruts and murderers, &c, exalted by few
and excelled by none. Now, Mr. Editor, scratch
H lanes sdy ah mex he hoa b d0T
your otiss. Depend upon it. | want you should
git my hand bills up in fiaterin style. Also git up
ntrsad bow II nnS
how. We must work ON their feelins-come the
moral on em strong. If it's a temperance COM
munity, tell 'em sined the pledge fifteen minits
after Use born. But on the contrary, if your peo-
pie take their tods say that Mister Ward is as ge-
NAL Teller as was ever met-full of conwiyivality
and the life and soul of the soshul Bored. Take,
don't yous II you say anything bout my show,
say my snaix is as harmless as new born babe.
What interesting study it is to see genealogical
an NAL like snaix, under perfect subsection My
ia he m arfs IN Lex
ALI for fifteen cents am anxious TO seloor your
Innocence repeet in regard to them hand bills
thai shall git them struck off up to your printn
exactly. / know they do, becauz l never saw a
man WHO'S didn't. $3.50 s4-s
Respectfully yours, st a
A. WARD !.
"P. S.-Yeu skratch my back and lie skrateh
ynur hack
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-10
A SPECIAL FRUIT TRAIN,


To accommodate the Trade. Cotton, Tobacco,
Hemp and all the productions common TO the mid
die States here do well.
The rapid development of the counties touched
by the Illinois Central Railway line, is shown by
the following census returns In 1850 their popu-
lation was 351, $751; in 1860 s43 914 and in 1866 L.
127,OS7. r
The possessions of the Company extend from
Chicago, and from Dunleth to Centralia, and are
located in forty-nine counties in Illinois, embrac-
ing such varieties of soil and diversity of climate
as to suit every purpose of agriculture.
Within ten years the Company have sold $50 600
acres to more than $4,000 actual settlers, and no
actual settler has lost his home through harsh
treatment on the part of the Company. When in
diligence has been deserved, it has been extended
to meet the necessities of the farmer. The sales
during the past season have been greater than at
any former PERIOD and yet the lands unsold are
equal in every respect to those already disposed
Of About Ia. -. - .'.=..-