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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-19

DLAIN and Fancy Job Printing neatly exc
i cuted at this Office.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-19

A Large assortment of Queensware, China
IA ware, Glassware, Crockerywaie, Cedar
ware, &C., for sale cheap by
TILTEN & ESPENSCHADE'S.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-19
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
IN PATTERSON.

THE undersigned offers at. private sale q
l. Lot Of Ground situated in the borough
Iof Patterson, Junista county, having there
Ion erected .
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-19
New Frame Dwelling HOuSe,

and a good Hog Pen. There are Peach,
Pear, and other Fruit Trees on the Lot.
Possession given at once. For terms, &C.,
call on or address
H. C. ARBOGAST,
Dec 4, '72-2m Port Royal. Pa.
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SAS Fn,Scrsco, June 1A-Photo-
graphs havo been taken of Captain
Jack and his whole band of warriors
General Davis has sent q party Of
men to hunt for and arrest tho per
sons guilty of the massacre Of the
Modoc prisoners. t.
The reported conversation Of Gen
eral Davis with the representative of
tho Bulletin is unquestionably cor
rect. The war Department didn't
believe the report that General Davis
had engaged Modocs to fight against
Modocs, and had gone on a scout with
them, but events have proven the
correctness of the account.
The Bulletin tonight publishes
reports from sixty-nine interior towps
Of the State, respecting grain crops
The prospects are very encouraging.
In all cases nearly an average yield is
promised Tho scope of country
covered by these reports comprises
the whole grain growing sections Of
the State. -.rt '.. ....
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A New Trial for stokes.

ALBANY, June 10.-The Court OF
Appeals, by unanimous opinion.
has granted a new trial TO Il. $.
Stokes for the murder OF Fisk. When
Stokes was informed Of the decision
of the Court of Appeals, granting him
a new trial, he expressed himsel;
well pleased, but added quickly and
somewhat sadly that the report
might possibly be untrue, and the
disappointment would be all tho
greater If such proves to be the case
His counsel, relatives and friends
soon arrived at the tombs, and there
was a good deal OF rejoicing among
those Interested at tho favorable de.
cision of the appellate court Coun.
sci say that upon the next trial thew
will prove to the satisfaction of the
New York public that there has been
gross misapprehension Of the case
from the day of the tragedy, and
they will be able to establish the fact
of his innocence by evidence of an
overwhelming character. f.|l
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PoINr to a State where Liberal
Democracy has obtained n foothold,
and we will show you a State lacking
in prosperity; its administration Of
justice a nockery its people lacking
thrift and industry its school sys-
TEN defective; it internal improve.
monts unworthy the spirit Of the
age, and its growth, both in wealth
and population. paralyzed by the po.
htical incubus under which it labors.
The nation dates the birth of its
present prosperity from the hour
when it shook of Democracy and
accepted the progressive doctrines
OF the Republican party.
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VIZ never had any confidence in
the Republics Of France or Spain.
French Republicanism is now in its
last throes of death, aud the intelli
gence from Spain shows that free
government hangs by o mere thread,
ready at any moment to break and
drop it into u vortex of ruin. Re-
publicanism can never succeed where
priestcraft and aristocracy combine
TO guide the masses, as keepers OF
their consciences, and opponents Of
their wishes.
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Now that the main body Of the
Modocg have been captured, the
q,icsti6a is, WI D do with them 7
While .hostihtie3 continued, il was
understood thai the Pr5eident sans
toned war Of .cxtermination, thAt
he wanted the Tribe wiped ont. We
do not know on what this undsr-
standing rested as the President
certainly never 80 expressedhimself
publicly or officially. He is too good
a soldier to indulge in such declara-
tions, and too discreet a civil officer
to give vent to such violent language
The Modocs are savages aud war
from their stand point aud apprehen-
sion Of armed hostility. During
their conflict with the national au-
thority, they committed no act which
can be regarded as more fendish or
barbarous than those which were the
daily transactions of the men who
lead and directed the slaveholder's
rebellion while it lasted Capt. Jack
with Gen. Canby's blood on his
hands, is no more ruthless or treach-
erous an enemy than jeff Davis
proved himself, rs the leader Of trea-
son. Where Capt. Jack murdered
one gallant officer in cold blood,
jeff Davis sanctioned tho murder OF
thousands Of Union prisoners, and
was cognizant and gave authority for
the assassination Of hundreds OF do.
fenceess Union men in TIE South.
Under tho Constitution, Davis could
neither be tried for treason nor foI
murder, and we hold that the con-
struction of that instrument which
screened the arch traitor must also
protect Capt Jack and his surviving
warriors. We have no moro lega
right to exterminate the Modocs
than we have TO kill on the Ku-KluS
who are taken prisoners in the South
Capt Jack and his warriors are nc
worse than JEFF. Davis and his fol
lowers. The Modoc warrior is nc
bloodier enemy of the government
than the Confederate still clinging tc
the lost cause. II the one is TO b,
exterminsted, tho principle Of peace
or war which sanctions it, also apple,
to the other. The government dar,
not deny this, and any course o
brutality towards the savage warriors
now our prisoners, will humiliate us
at home, and hurt us among th,
civilized nations Of the world.-S,at,
Journal.
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The Brooklyn New York;

The Brooklyn (New York; Eagle
makes the appalling statement that
over three hundred bodies, with
every evidence Of violent death upon
them, have been found in and about
that city during the past twelve
months. A few OF them were recog-
niaed by friends and privately buried,
but tho great majority remained
unidentified. Many of the dead were
children, a few were old men, tbu.
the mass were composed of tho ma
ture and strong of both sexes. In
a single week the bodies of twelve
infants were found beneath the docks.
This is terrible exhibit of one city,
and that not the largest of the EN-.
piro State. ;8T ..'T .
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WASHINGTON, June 10.--Informa-
ton reaches here to-day from London
that the Government of Great Bri.
tain has<' made, an arrangement
through The bank Of England with
certain bankers 70. deliver to the Sec.
retary OF State, In Washington, on
Or before The 13th Of SemptembSf,
fifteen and one have millions Of dol
lsrs in gold-tbe amount awarded by
yhe Geneva Tribunal to the United
States. From the same source IL
has been learned that the money
will probably be delivered on The
10th OF September, three days before
the expiration Of the time provided
for in the Treaty Of Washington. As
soon as the money is paid over, the
Secretary of State will, in pursuance
OF an act Of Congress, passed at the
last session, invest the money in 5
per cent. bonds, which will be held
subject to further Legislation.
WASHINGTON, June 15.- was as
certained from the Secretary of the
Navy, to-day, that the Juniata will
proceed to Disco and Uppernavik in
about one week from this date. Her
commander will be particularly in
structed to inquire at those places,
and of the Esquimaux along shore,
concerning tho Polaris, and whether
she has been heard from during last
winter and spring. In the mean
time the Department will fit outan-
other vessel 10 leave the United
States about the 10th of July to
sea- ch for the Polaris, should her
safety be not reported before that
time. Tho expedition will be amply
provided with such means relieving
the necessities Of the officers aud
crew of the Polsris, as circuin stances
may reqire. twill be strictly naval
in its character, and sent TO perform
q specific duty. sa ..,l. b,
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nashville, june 15.--The leading
physicians in this city are now, and
have been from the first, divided in
opinion auong themselves on the
question as TO whether there has
been a single case of real cholera in
this city this season The mortality
list has certainly increased until four
days ago, when it began to decrease.
The doctors report the cases, Of
whatever nature they may be, as en-
,irely controllable. The average mum
Der of death is from twelve to fifteen
a day, and occur principally among
tho negroes. ..
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-06-19

"THE nation before party should
be the watchword of true citizens
everywhere. To defend the nation,
uphold its laws, secure the liberties
of the people, and purify public sen
timcnt require organization. The
Republican party was created and
has grown in power for these objects
of mutual defense and improvement
Therefore, to best serve the nation is
to strengthen the party that advan-
ces its interests.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-06-19

McESERY, the leader Of tho rebel
faction in Louisiana, has advised his
followers to submit quietly to the
Kellogg government until December,
when an appeal will be made to Con-
gress for settlement of the questions
which have provoked conflict be.
tween the two parties. II McEnery
had adopted this course from the
FIRST, il il not unlikely that he would
have commanded the respect and
support Of a good many persons who
now regard him with any but friend
ly feelings But he can have no
credit for adopting policy of peace
at this particular juncture. ANY
further demonstrationson the part OF
his adherents will provoke the inter.
ference of the federal government,
and acceptance Of the situation is
therefore necessity. What the nc.
ton of the rebel faction would be, if
such Intervention was not expected,
may be conjectured when we recall
the lawlessness aud crime which
have marked its progressin this con
test There will be no more bucher
les such az that which occurred in
the town of Colfax, and no more as.
sassination and resistance to the OK.
ecution of the laws, because the Lou.
isiana outlaws are cowed, and not be-
cause they are converted to decency
and righteousness. And If Congress
does not give the political condition
Of the State consideration, as assar,
edlyit onght to do, the record Of
this faction should suffice to bar for.
ever its claim to any portion Of the
authority TO which it. aspires. s The
most corrupt and detestable Repub- !
loan government that can be organ
zed in the State would be far pre- |
cradle toithe government conducted
y tie rulaans who strove 10 plunge
be people, inte the horror. Of civil |
~ - nsk.> .-l4s |
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The Fulton Republieon of the 12tl

The Fulton Repubtican of the 18th
says. A tearible hailstorm passed
over this town and other portions OF
the county on Wednesday which did
considerable damage To, the growing
crops, &c In some parts of the
Cove the wheat fields were literally
cut down, trees stripped of their
leaves and window glass shattered in
many buildings. The hail was nc
companied by high wind and by
ceason OF their peculiar shape--being
'fiat--were peculiarly adapted to
moving down everything in ther
course.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-06-19

A SERIES Of experiments will be
made the coming autumn to aseer-
tain, il possible, the cause Of steam
boiler explosions. So far the nature
OF some explosions remain a mys-
terry. in spite of oil the researches OF
experts. The experiments will be
conducted under the authority Of
Congress, one hundred thousand
dollars having been appropriated for
the purpose and the President re-
quested to cause the necessary inyes-
legations TO be made. Either Pitts
burg or Cincinnati will be chosen as
the centre Of the western field of in
quiry and Sandy Hook for the east
ern. The boilers tested will be such
as are commonly used in the respec--
tive sections, and it is said the Penn.
sylyania Central railroad Company
has offered to present those used for
\ the western experiments, -,,, e..
Two commissioners, for each sec
tion are 30 be appointed and these
are 70 make allthe preparations, after
which the most prominent experts,
mechanical engineers, and scien fists
IN the country will be invited to be
present and assist in the examine
tiops. Tho result of these expert.
inents will be looked forward TO with
great interest, and it is to be hoped
gome moro definite information may |
be obtained e 70 the explosive pro-
perties II steam ard the coliesiveI |
lowers q iron pnvlor sudden anal
~: 4: Pss:
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DIR. WELLES'
Picture & Book Agents

Sh.uId address a once for circulars, &C. (which
will be sent free,) describing new and supcrb
work Of art, by aspop palar artist by q popular ar
list, now nearly reany for delivery, and which IL
snre to have an enormous sale Experienced
agents should hasten to secure territory. Unuss
uai Inducements Will be offered those who mean
steady, energetic work. GEO. MAOLEAN,
Publisher 73a SAMSON St., Phila.
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pMINlsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

Letters o. Administration on the estate o
Jscob seeboid late Of Washington Up snyder 20
Pa, deceased, have been granted TO the unosr
eo 70 -sid estate arc requested TO make immedt
ate payment, while those having claims VIII pre-
sent them duly authenticste ted for settlement To
JOHN X. HUoAS,
Feb. 81, "a q 4. sAdministrators.
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a. POR SENATOR. l's IA
On b. r. wAGENsELLER,
.,.. IN of seiinserove..
ts~l9sss 70 decision Of Di.,tist osnfsrsnes,
EoR ASSEMBLY. 'ai
p q. ALFRED SOHOCH,
ttt of Middleburg. hr.
Isus,ss, to Decision Of Distrist uou'srsnssl
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
BENIN L. RAUDENBUSH,
Of Beaver Springs.
PRorHoHorARY
JEREMIAH GROUSE,
Of Middlcburg.
PoR REGISTER 4 RECORDER
JAMES NJ. vANZANDT.
Of Mijdleburs.
IoR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
l.. n. MYERS.
OF Mtadienurg.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
JOEL ROW, OF Middlecreek Twp.
TREASURER,
GEO. w. ROW, Of Monroe twp.
,t FOR JURY COMMISSIONER
A. S. HELFRICH, Of W. Beaver u
FOR AUDITOR.
JEFFERSON HALL, of Selinsgroy
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JET Davis history .ot the South.
sfn Rslal!iQp Y soon 4 b given 70
- ppkiif " xiIl a. do3ht g. !
~: 'ssf
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"ANTBD. Ascats and peddlsss for our
w PRESS AND sTRAINBR Presses
and strains jams. jellies. herbs. vegetables.
lard. tallow, meets, cheese, ne. Over co.
900 sold in . few localities. Sells quick.
Every fgnit wskssst( Z Geving Machine
and oihet eftablished 6sents are finding
this vsry ipfohtsble. Circulars free. Lit
ilehd4ahd Dame, 103 Rs>hington Street,
Boston Mass. 4l tff
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-06-19

A DNIINISTRATRIX'S NOTlCE.-Lei-
Aters on the estate Of Jacob Mitchell
late Of Centre twp, Snyder county. Pa,
deceased. having been granted to the un-
dersiened, all persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, while those
having claims will present them duly su-
',henticsted for ssiilemen,to
ELIZABETH MITCHELL,
May, l,r7s.1 Adminis,ratrix.
Bo,ks and payers In hands Of Atty, At Cen
trovills.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

Fair dealing certain.--CorRixR. Tho most
genuine sch"in' ofthe day.-HvRALD. A gnod
chance tor every one-->ssriss UnNerssl
satisfaction given -Pi iAiNDsALEa.
Tickets supplied NJ for 81, II for ~, ~ for
AZ. 30 tor ", 40 torsi5 Ons cash ain In every
package OF i5J tickets guarantee1. Send all
Adiress. EscoABs BROTHERS y Co. n PARK Row
New York. N'T 7'
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Adlsfs VzffSF q.
NAsr ADkfFri 8Asrxt 4

NA seppsaIssse = ~ i,2| |}fs spSf,s ,ssr: u
=, box x sSis ssisbrsssi sa's / : ~ r.
lpstrated, elegantly b,uut snf WI ssIl Il sixkt
ISouineut pc5plo an | p1psrs os the eountrv' A
story ~ efime an oftrs9e In or ufiist whiah
WILL sppsi The st,utsst heart. VIII DO mors for
sw % @Ss ssss .,i sni !asa ~
fail 10 sell double the number OF this boR A
Like ofths Au'h ,r, With steel portrait. prsse'f.
cd 20 every subscriber. DesTIptive elpsaisrs
srODDARrSU 90, Pablish,rs, 7s5 sanssm s..
phiia., Pa.
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Also large assortment of Gold and Silver
watches, Elegant ieEeirr, Silver Ware, Dross
no0ds, furs, sewing Mach nos Etc., ktc.
Tickets to draw any II the above articles, 25
cents e,ch, The tickets are placed IN sealed on.
yel'pe-, well mixed, aud drawn withodt favor.
tho holder on payment Of on. Doll,r, and ssn, by
express or mail inmelstly There arc no
hlsnss. Every Ticket iully describes the prize
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-06-19

y Brilliant Books for Canvassers and
Il Statesmen Ryrant's Library Of Poetry
ard Song, and Miss D. eehcr's New Housekeepcr 8
Manual Both selling fast and fAr. Exclusive
Te e-ritory, liberal terms. J. Il. FORD h CO.,
Now York, Boston, Chicago and san Francisco.
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.U S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Notice to Special Tax
PAYERS.

TIE Law OF n csmbe-, - 1871 requires cverv
pcr~on eniaisci IN any business, nv cation. or
employment, shi,h renders hnu liable toa
. SPECIAL TJX,
to procure and place ronspicuously In bis estab'
lislmout or place Of bunncss,
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1OsAMPLEs sent by mall sor .or. that retail
lN quick 70. go. Il. L. wOLCorT, Isl Chat.
ham-sYuare, NY. .....s
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0CtAMPHoRINE" cures every pain. &c.
OTry IT, Sold by all druggists. REU-
BEN H0YT, prop'r, New York.
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Feb. 81, Io.
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$40 A DAY.

Easily made by an Agency Of
Our Own Family Doctor"
f,er medical work extant. Everybody buys
that secs i Unusual Inducements TO agents.
send fr circulars and terms to HURST b co.
"a An easy and sure way to make money.
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TO BOOK CANA SSERS.
A NEW WAY s.

A SCRIPTION BOOK
Thousands are sold. Canvassing reduced TO o
mere pastlrne. PROFITS TO Agents immen.e. Ad-
dress, MuRRAY HILL PUBLISHING o.,
l2y East 18Th 81. N. X. CITY.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-17
Cape Elizabe,h.

Rev. Mr.. Harlow of the North church, deliv-
cred his lecture at the M. E. church, in Ferry
Village, on Friday evening last entitled,
Striking Twelve at Noon." The lecture was
well received by large and apprecative audi
erce. We regret that the speakers extreme
modesty keeps him from entering more ex-
tensive field of labor. His efforts in this town
are highly appreciated. The third lecture Of
the supplementary course will be delivered by
Rev A. K. P. Small of Portland, on Monday
evening, March 18th. This is the last lecture
of the course and will close the lecture season
in this village.
The citizens of this town will meet at the
Town House to-day (Monday) as per adjourn
ment to finish the business of the warrant for
their annual meeting Nineteen articles in tn e
warrant are yet to be submitted to the people,
Among the most conspicuous and deserving of
special notice is article 11th, viz: To see what
action the town will take in relation to build
ing a new Aims House ON the town farm the
present year. The building is entirely inade-
quate for the purpose, being an old dilapidated
one-story house SO far gone into decay that to
expend money upon repairs would be entirely
useless. This building has but one good point
and that is its ventilation
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-17

ALBANY, March 15.-In Cattle there were 1867
head OF Beeves received during the week against 759
last week; prices declined q P fb on medium and
q on good heavy Cattle. The highest price real
lzcd was ste; most Of the stock sold ranging from q
&c.
CHICAGO, March. 15.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet but shade better; No Spring at 20f
cash; pa seller April No Spring o94 q 10; re-
jected at 93c. Corn dull and unchanged; Noe Mixed
at 32c cash seller April 32sc seller May &c., rejected
at oslo. Oats dull unchanged; Ne at 263 q 26ac reg-
ular 264c. Rye scarce and firm; No2 at 65 "a 65Ic.
Barley firm and higher; No 2 Fall at 72 "a 75c, ac-
cording to location. Seeds quiet and unchanged-
Pork firm and higher; sales of mess at IA sd cash !:
15 90 a 15 O6 seller May. Lard is steady seller April
so; seller May 90. Meats quiet and firm and un-
changed; shoulders 81 q 5lc; short rib middles n "a
7sc; Bacon quiet and unchanged. Whiskey firm
and higher at 98c.
Receipts-s,O00 bbls flour, $500 bush wheat. "a
600 bnsh corn, $1,000 bush oats 1000 bush rye II 900
shipmeats-sooo bbls -four, IL 900 bush wheat. 2.
bush barley. ~ -''N'
CINcINNATI March. 15.-Prcvisions-Pork nominal
az 10 w G 1925. Lard quiet and steady at the close
az fc Tor steam generally held II a Sc; kettle S4c
Bulk Meats steady shoulders at 5ic clear rib sides
74c; clear sides 7sc with sales. Bacon in good de-
mand; shoulders at &c to come out of the smoke
clear rib sides ssc clear sales SIC. whskey is firm
at SIC. = ~
Iol EDO, March 15-Flour dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat dull Amber Michigan seller April sd: ScIl-
er May q III; No Red 64A. Corn = Shade Ssi,s
higher; high Mixed on spot a9c; seller June 4sc; low
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-17

SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.-General Candy
moved his headquarters toVan Diemen's rancho
on Saturday. Col. Riddle, with company of
the 10Th cavalry, came upon party of Modocs
and captured thirty-fve of their horses. The
Colonel would have killed the saw sges, but was
prevented by the pending pesce negotiations
Schonchin and Charley Roddle refuse to come
off the reservation. A new commission has
been formed, composed of Gen Candy and
Messrs Meacham, Rosburgh and Odenal. The
squaw Artina, who has arrived from the lava
beds, says that Capt. Jack wants to talk, but is
afraid to come out. She says: "Gen. Candy
cannot control the soldiers because they captnr-
ed horses and children of the M0docs. This
statement that any children were captured is
false Capt. Jack it is said wants Commits
sioners Meacham and Farchild to come to him
again and have another talk.
News from Arizona.
Adyices from Arizona state that Gen. Crook
is at Camp Mcdowell with his entire command
of twelve companies. His policy toward the
hostile Indians gives great satisfaction in Ari-
zona.
1t is thought Gen. Howard's treaty with the
Chochise will result in a claim by Mexico ON
our government for $5,000,0O0 or $4,000, 900 as
special damages.
The horse disease is Speeding so rapidly in
Arizona that it will seriously affect military
movements.
Gen. Crook has established rule that every
Apache Indian at military rest must answer
the roll call every day.