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\ regiment Of negroes, to be known
a the Griffin Excelsior Guard, is now
Organizing in New York. The work OF
raising subscriptions in aid Of the under
@!SIklng has been going on for some time.
me regiment will consist Of companies
o l52 men each. Most of the COM
mandng officers have already been ap-
pointed. The uniform, it is said, will be
very very handsome, and it is estimated that
soooo will be required TO complete the
eequipment Of the regiment after the
''s'e has provided arms and equipments.
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HERRlNc's SAFES.
HERRlNc'S SAFES.
The Great Fire in Richmond.
Herring's Safes
IN THE sPoTsWoop.
s23,500 IN CURRENCY,
And the Books, Papers, Silver and Valua-
bles OF the Spottswood Hotel and
the Adams and Southern EN-
press Companies are
SAVED IN HERR|NG'S SAFES,

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPIRES CoMPANY,)
No. SO BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, Dec. 81, 1870.
MEssRs. HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN:
Our Agent-at Richmond writes: ave got
through tonight drying and fixing up the
money from the late fire. The contents OF
the safe-S23530 in bills, we recovered. 1t
was a Herring Safe, and good one, GER
tain. Yours truly,
81. c. BABCOCK, Treasurer"
MEssRs. HERRING, FERREL 4 SHERMAN
NEW YoRK-GESTs: The two Safes OF your
manufacture, which we had in use on the
morning of the 18th inst, at the disastrous
fire which destroyed the Spotswood Hotel
and adjoining block OF buildings, have
given iull satisfaction, and served TO pre-
vent the destruction OF some $4,000 in cur
rency, besides the valuable papers and
books incloSed therein. 1t was impossible
for workmen to eXcavate the Safe until
nearly 50 hours after the fire.
Asst Supt for Adams & Southern tx. Co.'S.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 29, 1870.
LETTER FROM J. NJ. SUBLITT < co
ProprietorS orthe SpOtanOod.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. %, 1870.
MEssRs. HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN,
GENTS: On the morning of the 18th inst
we were fortunate enough to have one Of
your Herring's Patent Champion Safes,
which fell into the cellar among burning
mass OF ruins. After the fire, TO our ut
most surprise, we found the contents, con-
SiSting of valuable papers, money and some
silver ware, all in good order. Had IL not
been for your Herrings Safe we would have
lost everything. j. NJ. SUBLlTT & co.
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FIGHTING At NEUiLLY.
Sharp Fight near Azuieres'
communists Employ Ameri-
can Shrapnel Gums.
One Decisive Engagement to
Aunihilate the Com.
mune.
Government Troops Surrounding
the City-New Barricades.
Sr,,.lal 10 the Tribune.

special to the Tribune.l
PARIS, April l6.-The Versailles
troops are spreading round the city.
They have been discovered in strength
At Genneyilliers, and are extending
their lines TO st. Denis. A new barri-
cade has been erected near the Place
Vepdone. The demolition of the col
umn has been postponed until after the
cessation OF hostilities.
rhe Assembly Impatient-DOings OF
Government Forces.
The Tribune special dispatch from
Versailles. Sunday, says that the AS
,rlsblv is impatient at the Ministerial
Silence about war news, and demands
iaily communications.
La Vancoupils division occupied
rolombes, Bois des Colombes and Sen
neyillicrs, thus holding Asuieres on
three sides. General Wolff, from Neu-
,lv made a reconnaissance to the walls
OF Paris and captured many prisoners.
Barrels cavalry occupied three lines OF
railway towards Orleans, cutting pro-
vincial communication.
Louis Blanc denies that he proposed
TO confer two years lease of power
upon Theirs, but SAYS the project was
entertained in other quarters, and
Theirs declined.
Fighting AT NeuiIIy and Porte des
Ternes-FOreign Representatives
Crge Truce.
PARIS, MONDAY EVENING, via Lon
DON April IS, $50 A. M.-Cannonad-
ing and rifle firing is going on at Neuil-
~ and Porte des Ternes, and the sound
seems to be nearing the city. Neuilly
j. still warmly contested.
A rumor is atloat that the Represen-
latives of the United States, England
and Italy announce urging the Com
mune to agree TO truce.
Some National Guards having in
yaded the hotel OF the Belgian En-.
basey, and an immediate investigation
has been ordered and arrests have been
made.
Menotti Garbaldi has been elected a
member OF the Commune. The elec-
lions were farce, few persons voting.
The Commune has instituted gen.
eral court martial.
Municipal Election Ordered In Paris
Sharp Engagement and Success
of the Versailles Troops.
VERSAILLES, April II, via LONDON,
miinight-The Assembly has passed a
decree ordering municipal election in
Paris on the 30th inst.
1t is reported a sharp engagement
took place this morning near Asuieres,
and that the Government troops carried
chateau Blinkon, commanding the
village.
The Communists Employing Amer
lean Shrapnel Guns.
PARIS, April 1S.-The Communists
Al Neuilly are now employing Ameri-
can shrapnel guns in their operations
against the Nersaillists. These guns
are doing excellent service, and prove
Immensely effective against the enemy.
The Government 10 AnnihiIate the
Commune.
VERSAILLES, April lS.-M. Theirs
PERSISTS that when the Government is
ready, one decisive engagement with
the Insurgents will annihilate the Com,
mune, deliver Paris to the Government,
and restore order throughout the coun'
trv.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
superin.endent OF Penitentiar.

superintendent OF FeHit'HIi"F3'
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.I
CHARLESTON, April is.
The Board Of Public Works to-day
appointed Thomas P. Shallcross, of
Ohio county, to be Superintendent OF
the State Penitentiary.
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to be at the instance of General Schenck
and will oust Mr.. Dwyer the present
holder of the Northern District of that
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Ever brought 70 this city, Is now being
received.
Special attention will be given TO the
READY-MADE CLOTHING DEPART
MENT, which shall equal our Custom
Work In all its details.
An examination Of our stock In respect
fully solicited.
mar9 THOS. HU0HE5-
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ter.
Mr.. Holman will say to my col
league that am in favor Of it,
Mr.. Niblack-We have tariff bill
before us. | will consider that branch
Of the equestion.
Mr.. Coburn-Then | understand my
colleague 10 drop the question.
Mr.. Niblack-If my colleague will al
low me, will manage my argument
in my own way, without attending to
side bar remarks. l will tell my col
league, however, that ] voted to remove
the duty on coffee and sugar.
Mr.. Coburn-I voted against it as a
matter Of high protection.
Mr.. Niblack-I vote for it.
Mr.. Coburn-That was vote Of sci,
fishness.
Mr.. Niblack-That remark is unwor-
thy OF my colleague.
Mr.. Coburn-I know a great many
members who acknowledge they voted
in that way from sel6shness.
Mr.. Niblack-That is no reason why
my colleague should impute that motive
TO me.
Mr.. Kelly, of Pennsylvania, called
attention to the fallacy contained in the
preamble 10 the resolution, disappearing
of the inordinate taxation to pay off the
immense amount OF the public debt as
heretofore practiced by the Secretary Of
the Treasury. He believed that the
Republican side of the House disap-
proved of inordinate taxation for the
sake of the speedy payment Of the debt.
The Secretary Of the Treasury had i'm
posed no taxes on the people; they
we're imposed by Congress; not BY the
Secretary OF the Treasury; the Secrs-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-29

!. Burehfeld W. Milford township. No.
%, September Term, 1871.
.. Overseers Of Poor Of Monroe township
VS.. Hostettler George. No l13, Septem-
Der Term, 1870.
3. John W. Speedily vs.. Jnnia,a comfy
No ~, December Term, 1870.
T. Com. for use Fanny Cox ct al vs.. Jane
Mcdonnell ct al. No IS, Feb. Term, 1871.
D. Com at suggestion. &c. w. VIM G.. Ad-
ans ct al No 81, Feb Term. 1871
8. J. B. Okeson, Admir- Sc, vs. Alox. Me-
No. l0i, April Term, 1871.
.. Jas. +. Kirk. Admir-, &c. vs. Isaac Kirk,
ter ten. No. lis, April Term, 1871.
8. David Cree vs.. Noah Hertzler. No. Il 6,
April Term, 1871.
9 7. j. Mijdagh vs.. J. B. NJ. Todd. No.
l9o, April Term, 1871.
Id. George ". Smith vs. Joel ". whitmer.
No. p, September Term, 1871.
II. Levi Dundee vs.. John A. whiteman.-
No lOl. September Term. 1871.
IL. Brown for use Philips VS.. James Rob-
ison. No. 100, September Term, 1871.
l:. Young for use Coffman Vs. Dearing s.
Quinn No. 1872, September Term, 1891.
R. E. McMEEN, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office. Mifiiin-)
town. Oct. 81, 1871.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY given that the following
~ named persons have filed their Admin 3
traitors. Executors and Guardian accounts
in the Registers Ofiice of Juniata county.
and the same will be presented for coDhrma-
tion and allowance. at the Court House, in
Mifiiintown, on Wednesday, December 9th, ,
1871:
No. The account Of John c. Zeigler
Admir- of George Z.iglcr, la,e Of Tuscarore
township. deceased.
No. .. The accoun, Of Jacob Shelly. Al
ministra'or Of Samuel Sellers, laie OF Mon
r)e township, deceased.
No. 3. The account OF Absaiom Barncr
Adm Of DANIEL Kleekner, late of Susquehan-
na township. deceased
No. 4. The account of l. b. Wallis, Adm r.
of Zacharinh Webster, late OF Walker town
ship. deceased.
No. ). The account Of William Kahn. Guar
dian of Aaron Wetzel.
No. The account of Thomas Watts, Aim r
of John Stewart, late of Monroe township,
deceased.
ELI DUNN, Register.
REGIsrER's OFFICE
Mitiiinfown, Oct. 81, 1871.
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A DESPATCH, dated at San Francisco
last Saturday, relates some of the par.
ticulars of the murder of the Wichen-
burg stage passengers. by the Apache In
dams recently. 1t says the stage was
ambushed, completely surrounded, and
fired on. The three outside passengers
and the driver were killed at the first
volley The Indians then rushed fol
the stage. Loring and Hamil lost their
presence of mind and jumped from the
stage on the side next the Indians. Shep-
herd and Kruger were both wounded, but
jumped from the other side of the stage
and escaped. In an instant Lorins was
surrounded by savages. and, after being
wounded, tried to escape. when an In
dian fired two shots which passed through
his breast. He fell and was dispatched
by lance. Parties knowing him here
say there is no doubt of his Identity
The people of Prescott raised volunteers
with the determination Of killing every
Apache on the reservation, but finally
concluded to leave the matter with Gen.
eral Crook.
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List of Jurors for December Term. 1871.
GRAND kDR =.

GRAND J'koRS
Spruce Hill-D. X Barton, J. D. Mill
ken. John Wisehaupt.
Lack-Joseph Bell, John Kepner. Henry
Titzel-
Susquehannn j. L. Rarncr.
Patterson. .-George Goshen, A j. Fasic.
Fayefte-A. IIaldeman, Jacob Hickman,
+. l.. Jamison.
Delaware. ". Kurtz Geo. Kinzer.
Walker-Jonas Kaufman, Chas. Xeigler-
Mifiiintown S. b Lou'ioR.
Beale - p M'Williams. Ed. Sherlock,
John Rodgers.
Monroe.-John Mcconnell.
Fermanagh II A. Siambaugh, Jno Note
siS~, Joseph Rorhrocs.
rErIr JrEoHs
Beale-wilson Allen. Jos Pomeroy. Har-
rison Keel. J. Woodward.
Tuscarora-Thos. Arbuck'e. s. VI E.afr.
james Irwin. John Middagb. jr., John Wool
ward.
Susquehanua B.rner. Henry IIoeh-
enbrouyh:. Henry Sechri>r.
Miflintown-Jaeob Berry,. II. D. Weller.
Milford-John Cunn'ngham, John T.. Nc
Crum.
Greenwood-Samuel Dimm.
Spruce Hin-John Esh
Walker-John A. Gallagher, John Sartain.
Benjamin Kerchner.
Pat.eron-W. n. Groninger. W G. Laird
Turbett-David IIertzlcr, VIM. llsnch, J.
P. Johnson. Philip kiliser
Fayette-Jobn Hart. Michael Hoffman, A.
E Kaufman. John KenaWell, Daniel Mace,
henry Sieber.
Perrysvile-Solomon Hertzler.
Del,ware-D II. Iiornberg, Jonat han Kin
zer, \. II. Kur'1. Cyrus Meredith, George
Speakman. Philip Smith. Jacob Spiece.
MOnroe-A. II. Lands. g. 5. Metterling
Fermanngh-Josh. Putfenberger, Michael
Sioner.
Thempsontown-Jacoh Spicher.
MiEiintown. Nov. 3, IsIl-4w.
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be hanged if III stand any such a mix
as that. Before l do that, III join the
Republican party straight out; and
then Ill know just what I'm a doing
and know Others that will do just 80
too. The Angel Of destruction seems
to be lowering over our party. If could
just come the game The Spaniards once
came over the Moors, it would be a joyful
thing The Moors overran almost the
whole of Spain. After while a Spanish
King raised up and licked the Moors, just
as often as he pleased, just as Andy used
to lick you fellows and the British but
unfortunately the king died before the
country was rid of the Moorr, then the
tide turned and the Spaniards wers licked
as before. The Moors brought an army
to the city where the dead King was
buried. The Spaniards raised their
honored king. and put his body on
horse at the head of their army and
marched out of the city to give battle.
The Moors didn't stop to take a second
look they thought the dead king had got
alive. and they dug and left their whole
camp in the hands of the Spaniards.
five could only git up Old Hickory,
in that way and scare you-fellows out of
the next Presidency. that would be rich.
but l guess you fellows have too much
common school learning to be goused out
that way. ! can't help thinking what
a hard time have to reach the Fair. !
earnestly ask your sympathy.
Yours, truly.
BARTON SPEAK.
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THERE are yet few Johnsonite Office
holders about the departments at Wash-
ingtou, but they usually keep quiet
Sometimes they are thrown of their
guard, and of course then make mistakes.
The latest case of this kind is referred to
by Mondays Press. as follows:
A clerk, who happening into restau-
rant, met a colored man partaking Of
some Refreshments. The negro was we'll
dressed, sober, and we'll behaved, which
is more than can be said of the clerk in
question. He sat down at one of the
tables and gave his order. which was
soon filled. Hereupon the Government
clerk, who had watched the proceeding
with rising indignation. remarked to a
companion, in tone loud enoug h to be
heard all over the room, "lf l had money
enough to buy up the court, I'D take a
chair and break that - nigger's head y
The negro paid no attention to the re-
mark, but finished his meal in silence
He made some inquiries before leaving
the restaurant concerning the belligeren t
young man, and ascertained that lie was
clerk in one Of the departments. The
colored man, who was hone other than
r. B. Elliott, member of Congress from
South Carolina, at once laid the matter
before the head of the department in
which the impetuous young man was a
clerk. He was of course dismissed.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-29
Meeting Of Cavalry Company.

JouSsrowS, Nov. 25, 1871.
Meeting called to order by Col. j. K.
Robinson, when the following names were
added to the Company roll:
II. j. Shellenberger, Isaac Sieber, S.
A. Thomas, Lucian H. Doty. s. b. Allen,
W. C Kelley. A. I. Kyle, A. Halte.
man.
Proceeded to drill one hour and half,
forty-two men mounted.
On motion a committee of three was
appointed to get price and samples Of
cloth for uniforms, viz Joel Whitmer,
A. S. Adams, G.. w Burch6eld.
Notice was then given that the mini
mum number Of men required by law
had signed the roll, and that at the next
meeting there would be an election for
permanent officers for the Company
Also, a request that all members and all
who wished to join would attend the next
meeting promptly at 10 o'clock.
On motion, and by a unanimous vote,
the Company will hereafter be known as
the "Juniata Scouts"
On motion a vote of thanks was ten
dered Mr. L. r. Beale for use of his field
for drilling
Adjourned to meet in Mexico, on Sat
urday. December End, promptly at ten
o'clock.
Col. j. X. ROBINSON,
Chairman.
G. W. BURcHFIELD Sec'y.
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9fsal Adrsrtisemsnt

nROCLAMATlON -WnEREas 1ur H.
L JAMES II. GRAHAM, President Judra "c
the Court of Common Plcas Of the !nb Ind;
cial District, composed Of the eounri,, =,
Juniata, Perry and Cumberland, and n.
Hons. TucAAs !. MILIIKEx and S,vrr'
WATTS, judges Of the Conrt Of Common Pls,.
of Juniata county. have issued their prec.n,
to me directed. bearing date the stb dav as
Sept, A. d. 1871, for holding a Court Of over
and Termine, and General Jail Delivery. ana
General Quarter Sessions of the Peac. a,
Mifiinfown, or the FIRST MONDAY of pecem-
Der, 1871, being the 4th day Of the month
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ he Corr.
ner, Justices of the Peace and Constable, of
tbs county of Juniafa. that they be then and
there in their proper persons, at o'cloek in
the afternoon Of said day, with records. in
QUESTIONS, examinations and o:her remem-
branees, TO do those things that to their or
ces respectively apper,ain, and these That are
bound fy recognizance to prosecute agains,
the prisoners that are or ihen may be in the
Jail Of said couEfy of Juniata, he then and
there to prosecute against them as shall be
just.
By an Act Of Assembly, passed. ,hs Ssh tfay
Of Nav, A. b. 1854. it is made 'he dry OF
the Justices Of the Pence ofthe ,sveya, conn.
ties OF this COmmonw wealth to rr,nrD 10 th.
Clerk Of ihe Cenrt Of Quarter Se.s'ens o. III.
Pence, Of the respective counties. all The re-
cugnizances entered into before ,hem by ar;
person or persons charged sitb The cemmis-
sion Of any crime, except such cases as may
be ended before Justice Of the Peace, unde. !.
the existing Laws, at least ten days before the
commencement of The session Of Ihr Coar, Il,
which they are made rtturnable respectively,
and in all cases where any reeognizances are
entered into less than ten days before the
commencement, Of the session to which they
are made retnynable. the sail Justices are re-
9uircd to return the same in the same manner
as il said act had not been passed.
Dated Mt Miffintown, The irst day Of No
yember, in :he year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred md seveniy-one.
JOSEPH ARD, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. MifiiD,own-
November |, 1871
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Just as We Found Them.

A pocket fire escape has been invented
Slavery in Siam is to be aboli shed in
January. 1879.
Three hundred saloons have already
been rebuilt in Chicago.
An Iowa N, IN was shot dead with
load of patent pills.
A Texas paper publishes marriage no.
tices under the head of Lost"
A Texas man sued newspaper for
$4,000 and got sixty cents
A woman was imprisoned at Halle,
Prussia, for talking woman's rights.
The Indians throughout Pennsylvania
have contributed $500 to aid Chicago.
Paris boasts of machine which turns
rabbit-skin into hat with lining and
trimming, in fifteen minutes.
The womsn's rights movements has
spread to France. and is being discussed
by the Paris journals.
The Havard college faculty have for
hidden smoking in the yard Of that in
stitution.
An immense cooperative iron and steel
works went into operation last week at
DanviIle.
Worth. the Paris man milliner, has
moderated his prices. and will get up
quite decent silk dress now for $500.
Oranges and lemons are worth from
six to eight cents a bushel in the Bra.
lillian market.
Rufians followed cattle dealer from
Pittsburg to Wooster. Ohio, waylaid and
robbed him of Sc, 500.
A malignant and fatal disease, closely
resembling yellow fever, is prevailing at
Gainesville, Florida.
A cynical lady. rather inclined to firt,
says most men are like q cold-very
easily caught, but very difficult to get
rid of.
A lot Of l44 hogs, averaging 344
pounds, were shipped from Rockville,
Parke county, Indiana, last week. Fifty
two Of these hogs averaged 1862 pounds.
A man died in New York from eating
behring's brought from London, which
had become impreguated with arsenic
which was part of the cargo.
When Horace Greedy is asked what
kind of music he prefers. he answers,
"the song of the harvest; three beets to
the measure
The Harrisburg Telegraph says it is
rumored that band of incendiaries boast
that they will lay the city in ashes during
the winter.
A Mr.. Bennet, of Blackhawk county,
Iowa, has invented a potato bug har-
vester. 1t goes on wheels, with a revolv- |
ing broom, which brushes off the bugs
INTO tin trough or box suspended be.
leath.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-29
Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Cheney J.
~ Chamberlin, of Miffiintown. Junia,a 60
Pa, and Sarah, his wife, by deed of volun-
tary assignment, have assigned all the estate.
real and personal. of the said Cheney J.
Chamberlin, to William Given, of Fermana Oh
township, in said county. in trust for the
benefit of the creditors Of the said Cheney J
Chamberlin. All persons, therefore. indebted
to the said Cheney J. Chamberlin will make
payment to the said assignee. and those hav-
ing claims or demands will known the same
without delay.
WILLIAM GIVEN.
Assignee Of Cheney J. Chanberlin.
Nov d. 1911
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-29
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the parner.
l ship between Lucian, J. Banks, and II.
Latimer Wilson, under the firm name of l..
wilson Co., at Oakland Mills, Pa. was dis
solved by mutual consent on the twenty
fourth day of October, 1871. The business
viii be continued by Lucian and j. Banks
wilson, under the firm of l.. & j. B. Wilson.
LUCIAN WILSON.
J. BANKS WILSON
ii. LATlMER WILSON.
Nov. l, 1S1l-3t
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-29

VIM. Plummer. of Tyrone, accident
ally shot himself while out cunning. 1t
seems that he was standing on a plank
near Oceola, with the muszle of the gun
under his arm. when the butt slipped of,
and the hammer striking the plank, the
contents of the gun were discharged into
his ribs and emerged from his breast. A
piece Of his ear was also taken of. The
recovery of Mr.. Plummer was considered
extremely doubtful at last accounts.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-29

A STEAMER called the City of New
London" with valuable cargo, was
burned on the evening of the 2lst, when
three miles from New York, which CITY
she had just left. A number of persons
are missing, aud it is supposed that they
were drowned.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-29

The Press says that Hon. George W
Woodward, formerly of the Pennsylva-
mia Supreme Court and now representa-
tive in Congress from the Twelfth district
of this State, was married to Mrs. f. Fl .
McAllistei, of Lexington, Ky, in that
city on the 23d inst.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-29
Executors Notice.

GAecutOr N0Clce.
Estate Of Christian Scagrist, deceased.
NOIlCE is hereby given that Letters Testa-
~ meDtary on the estate of Christian Sea-
grist, late of Susquehanna township, Juni
alta county, deceased. have been granted to
the undersigned. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment, and those having claims will please
present them properly authenticated for set
tlement.
PETER SEAGRIST, r
B. NJ. BUBB, Executors.
Nov. 8, '116w
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-29

JANUARY llih 1872 is the day ap-
pointed by the National Republican Exc
cutive Committee for a meeting at Wash
ington. to decide on the place for the
next nominating convention.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-29

A BosToN coloed preacher has
brought suit against Steamship Com
pany. for not being served at the dining
table of stcamer of their line, on which
he was a passenger.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-29

On Monday week, the Republicans,
of Bedford county held large and en-
thusisiastic meeting in the borough of
Bedford. Among the resolutions was
one enthusiastically recommending Hon.
Francis Jordan-at present Secretary of
State-for Governor.