Juniata
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j4 vnion of hike, and a union of lands,
A union no jwtcer thall freer;
A union of hearts, ami i union of hands,
Aid the American L'ttion forever!
M I F F L I ' T ( W X
Wednesday Morning. August T:d, I860.
II. II. WILSON, Editor and Publisher
Br TC JCVIATA SEXTISEI. -a
hits the I.argett Circulation of any paper puh
lisheJ in this County. It is therefore tlie
best advertising me-hum, 1 1 is a Paper, truly
loyal, aMy conducted, a first class Localist.
and well worthy of the patronage of every
loyal citizen in the County.
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
FOR GOYLKXOR,
MAJ. GET. JOHN W. GEARY,
OF CUMHKKLASD COUNTV.
Did TltlC r TIC K KT.
foi. congress,
JOI1X J. I'ATTKlO.V, of Juurata Co.
( .Subject to the Iittr:cl Conference.)
FOR ASSKlMIlt.Y,
IIKNI'.Y II. WILSON, of Juniata Co.
(Subject to the I'Ntrict Conference.)
CUL'.NTV ticket.
AS-OCIATK Jl'Dcr.S,
JOSEPH rOMl'IlOV, of lioale twp.
LUCIAN WILSO.V," of l.iyette twp.
I'ROTIIONOTABY,
JOHN M. THOMPSON, of Perrysville.
C(IM MISSIOXEB,
JACOB WEISEll, of Susquehanna twp. i
IUSTRICT ATTORNEY,
JEREMIAH LYONS, of Mifilintown.
AIDIT03,
THOMAS MORROW, of Tuscarora twp.
ir Soldiers of 1'ennsylvanii remember !
that Heistcr Clymer voted against a joint j with them to take part in, and carry on
resolution of our Legislature, asking Con- j their great Natiou-il Convention,
gress to increase the pay of the private sol- It is said that certain parties who ad
diers and non-commissioned ofiicers of the ,. 1 , , v:m .1...
army. (See page Legislative F.ecotd
session 1801 ) While you were battling fcr
;hc Union he was exhaustiug his ingenuity in
devising means to counteract the Eucces of I
your arms.
HEPU35.1CANCOUHTY COMMITTEE
The lo!loiing is the Laion Kepublican
(.'uciy C'uji "iittee appointed lur the ensuing
year:
MiSiintown A. H. Mr.rtin, C. McClcllan.
riterson B. S. t.'ooke, li. M. (Jroninger.
Fermanagh C. 15. Horning, John Stoner.
Walker J. S. Mooie, Kurtz Kaiiffninn.
I'elnware 0. 8. Shelly, Levi Myers.
F.iyette Sauil. Leonard, It- Caveny.
Monroe A. II. I.ndi, Tobias Bsom.
b'ii!!iiehiiniiah E Long, Sol. t dt-grove.
tireenwood T. ltuiubii ger. II. F. Zi'ders.
Miiford Jacob Orooiuger. J. S. Kohison.
Turbett L. K. Mathers, Noah llertxler.
l'crrysvi:le Thorn. Wagenel!er, Jiuck.
lieale Hon. John Ilcale, J. 1'. l'oyle.
Spruce Hill A.J. Patterson, Shem Vortcr.
Tuscarora Thomas Morrow, Win. Hart.
Lack J. T. liennis, 1J. Walls,
liiacit Log K. Jlclntyre. Sair'l. Shearpr.
Mil iiii m mm m m i i iiii mmiim
J'oIitK-al I'rospi'cts.
Tho aspect of the canvass in Pennsyl-1
vania is most encouraging. Recent events
have powerfully contributed to unite Re
publicans ot various shades of opinion, in
a common purpose. No reasonable dou'ot
remains of the election of General Geary
by a majority cf thirty thousand. It is
reduced almost to an absolute certainty
that the Republicans will lose none of the
Congressional districts they carried two
years ago; and fair prospects exist for
their carrying one or two districts that
they lost then. A majority ia each
branch of the Legislature may confidently
be depended on; so that the political
complexion of the Uuited Stales Senator
to be chosen as Mr. Cowan's successor,
would ecetu not to admit ol debate. The
omens are decidedly good. Republicans !
close up your ranks and march forward
to the grand consummation.
TlIE Chicago monumeut in memory of
Senator Douglas, it is said, will resemble
tho Urock iiionumeut at (Jucenstowu
tights. Whether President Johnsou
will be present at its inauguration or not,
is a question much ui-putcd ia the court
journals. Oue djy he is coming; the
uest he is not ; aud one would suppose
the monument must collapse in "prema
ture caducity" if His Aecidency fchould
la.il to attend. An irtevcrent Cbica"o
paper, however, hopes that he will stay
away, lost, from fores of habit, he should
veto the monument, and his friends should
l c compelled to ''pats it over his bead."
KCOBbAMZ1C TI1U REBEL
ARMV.
According to previous notice the right
and left wings of the Ilebcl Army met at
Philadelphia last ,weck. There was a
general out-pouring of Tebels and rebel
sympathizers. Jloseby, Allison, Dick
Taylor and 5ill Pavis were there, and,
no doubt, recounted many of their daring
deeds on the fie'.d of battlo. A beautiful
mixture ! A southern murderer and a
regimental buteherer ! A guerrilla who
who has been the cause of many of our
Union soUiers being murdered in cold
blood meets persons who have served in
defense of our country, they cla-'p hands
and attempt to forget the past by singing
"Rally round the Pag, boys." the form
er person meaettig the rebel fl-itt and the
latter not earing whether it is the rebel
or the Union colors, only so that they
can form a parly whose main object is to
uphold and plaud the doings of our Acci
dental President, and defeat Maj. Gen.
John V. Geary aud other loyal men of
the North. luring the dark days of the
rebellion this faction of Southern traitors
and Northern Democrats were a unit on
all the most important issues in opposiug
anything aud everything that was ad
vanced to further the cause of the l.'uioo
Army, and now they meet together in
one of our Northern cities for the purpose
of commingling together their ideas ou-re-coiistruc'tion
and rc-naming the Copper
head j arty, and they call it the "National
Union Party," a very appropiiato name
the uuiuu of Southcru traitors and North
ern copperheads.
btuce certain persons in our borough
have returned fiom the Convention, they
use every effort iu their power iu trying
to convince the people that the tof as
semblage was composed of petsous irre
spective of party, and that it was their
siucere desire to build up a party to which
uo person could take umbrage. This
may do to te!I to persons who are too ig
uoiant to read or too stubborn to be cou-
vinev l, but the intelligent people of our J United States to be absolutely null and
community can judge too well of its com- j void as against the Government and citi
plexion when they know it was composed ! zcns 0f the United State?, aud that any
of rebels, cowards, boutity jumpers, da j attempt which fhall be ma le to enforce
sorters, and Northern Copperheads. A the same againt the Goverumeut or citi-
'"'f hodJ m t0 dic,ate wllat 80'- j
uiers ana oiuer toyai men must ao to pre-
veut the Southern clement from agniu J
seceding from the Union ! Although the
Convcntii n w uld not allow ViIIaudigh-tm
and such kin to take part in the proceed- j
i ings, they lolt sorry that their master-
s!,!ril' jBir ,,avis coul,i not l e j
w:
'warn are at a loss to know who will re-
fund it.
Perhaps Jeff will give them an
ore'er countersigned by A. Johnston cu
fLe ,...th,irn ('..nfederacv lor that amount.
THE Sl'.VSM OVER.
The big board Wigwam has fulfilled its
mission. The Convention came to a close
aud its delegates departed almost as a big
soap-bubble, with its prismatic hues gleam-
ing like a huge spherical ops!, suddenl;
collipses. A great many delegates pack-,
cd their little valises on Thursday after
ucon, and took the Daltituoic train next
leaving the depot. Last night found few
or none remaining. J lie lights ot tne big
Wigwam were tied, lis garlands uead,
wulua ten miuutes aiter the body bad!
r.ed the vote of Cual adjournment. j
The calm alter the storm is a very dead 1
calm. Their delegates departing seemed
stunned, as do their Pi.iladelt.hia sympa -
tnizcrs and coaojttxrs, a: u.e manner in
which they have been thro-.m into the
shade during this Convention, and de-
.rived of every opportunity of making
capital.. At tne t.oni.uen.a! ycwernaj,
aud wherever the friends of Hon. Hiester
Ciymcr are gathered, there were notes ex
pressive of chagrin and indiguation.
They were disappointed, too, in the action
of the soldiers. From ihcni they receiv
ed do support or countenauce whatever
They forgot that Mr. Clymer had voted
against the right of the soldiers to vote
when he was in the Legislature, and de
plored the intelligence of the men whom
they had expected to drive like sheep in
to the big Wigwam.
1 estcrdav was to the iswam folks a 1
good deal like a day after Donnybrook
fair. The Wigwam and the Convention
a week hence will be forgotten, except by
those who chanced to pass the lormer, aud
by those who live in the vicinity. This
has come aud gone like a shootiug meteor.
On September 3d we shall have a Con
vention of Uuion Southern men, and then
the pulse of loyal Philadelphia will be
quickened with a different sort of emo
tion. Arrangements for it are already
begun. Xorth American.
The Chicago JIijiuLUcuh gives the fol
lowing vtr.-iou of General Dix, amended
by Johuson : ''If any man attempts to
haul down the American flag, ask him it
he will accept a 'national Mtualioi.' "
BY THE l'KESIDENT Of THE lr. S
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas. A war is existing in the;
Republic of Mexico, aggravated by for
eign military intervention ; and whereat,
toe United States, in accordance with
their settled habits and policy, arc a neu
tral power in regard to tho war which
thus afflicts the Republic of Mexico: and
whereas, it has become known that one of
the belligerents in said war, namely, the
Priuce Maximilian, who asserts b itself
to be the Emperor of Mexico, has i.wued
a decree in regard to the port of Mita
moras and other Mexican ports, whi-hare
in the occupation or possession of another j
o ..iC3. u, .ii.geren, ,n m ,y, tne Ln.tea
ri : i -iir i .i . .
oi.iius oi .'jexieo; wnicn aecrce is in the
following words : "The porta of Matamo
ras, and all those ia the northern froniitr
which have withdrawn from their obedi
ence to his government, are closed to for
eign and coasting traffic, during such
time as the laws of the Empire shall not
be thtcin reinstated.
"Article 2. Merchandise proceeding
from the said ports, on arriving at any
other where the excise of the empire is
crllccted, sha.'l pay the duties on importa
tion, introduction aud consumption, aud
on satisfactory proof of contravestiou .hall
bo immediately confiscated.
' Our Miuister of the Treasury is charg.
ed with the punctual execution of this
decree. Given at Mexicothe 9th of July,
1S(W."
And irhereas, The decree thus rociced..
by il.c!ar:ng a belligerent blockade unsup
ported by competeut military aud Laval
force, is iu violation of the ueutrai rights
of the United States as dt Gncd by the law
of nations, as well as the treaties existinr
between the United States of America
and the aforesaid Uuited States of Mexi
co ;
Now, therefore, I, Andrew Johnson.
President of the United States, do hereby
proclaim and declare that the aforesaid
decree is held and will be held by the
zcns of the Uuited States will bs disal-
lowed
la witness whereof I have hereunto sst
,y haurl and caused the seal of the Uuited
States to be affixed.
ljn at tho city of Washington theser-
ctitecuth day of August, l. yrw ..f
t.ur Lord, one thousand eighteen hnn
died and sixty six, and of the Inde
pendence cf the United States of Amer
ica the ninety Gist.
Andrew Johnson.
I?y the President:
Wm. H. Seward, Secretary of Slate.
The I'nion State Central Committee of
I'rmisylvania, to the rairiots of the
South, erecting :
I'lllLAUEMIIIA, Aug. 10, 1SG0
The Union State Central Committee of
1'oiinsyivania teaJ erecting to their brave
Union brothers of the South, and extend
to them a hearty welcome, on the occasion
of their nieeliug in this city, on Monday,
,i, 0,1 ,f ,,..),. Tf
History furnishes no parallel to the pa
triotism, eourage and fi.leiily of those men
who, from the beginning of the rebellion
,0 thc CaJ, fought the good fight, and
kCpt jhe faiih.
The question to be decided is whtbcr
ova!tJ ia to be proscribed and punished
, . . ... .
j rearded and honored in the r,er-
. &MS of !ie Eu;ltv all0rs aJ acutg o(
the rui,eIiol,. Shall the loyal masses or
, ,,1(J Ljf.,eJ aQ.j jdl.ateJ tmtor8 govern
j tU (.,nudTy ? In t!)e0 grc.lt a,,
j ule vita!y concerned, and our Southern
: c0 ipa,r;otj! have instlnetivelv turned to
ward the spot whence the Great Charter
of American Liberty was first proclaimed,
aud propose, within the sacred shadows of
Independence Hall, to renew their vows
of fidelity to thc principles of that im
mortal creed, and to take counsel with
their Union frieuds.
On behalf of the loyal men of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, this Commit
tee hereby gratefully exleud a cordial Wel
come to these patriots aud ftiends from
the "Southern States. All who come will
be received with open arms and warm
hearts.
The Union men of the eutire Common
wealth are cordially and earnestly invited
to come here and honor the occasion with
their presence, and to enable all to confer
together upon the preseut aud future of
our imperilled country.
It is also suggested and recommended
thai our friends from other State tend
delegations he-re on this important occa
sion, not to sit in convention, but to cheer
and co-operate with these tried champions
of liberty from the South.
Ry order of the Committee,
Fe. Jou&an, Chairman.
There were scveuty-cight deaths from
cholera iu Ciueiunuti on the lGih iust.
vwjj. wm-vLL scam
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
U-i.o tcrrrt Illstorv ol the Recent Riot
. ' ............ i ...
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,; jl .. ;
Memners 01 inc
l)tspos
of General Sheridan l'nd-r the Table
and Takes that of a itebel ft Authcn.
tic.
New Orleans, Aug. 17, 1800.
King, the homicide, publisher of the
New Orleans Times, asserts in letters to
his friends that President Johnson threw
Gen. Sheridan's dispatches under the ta
ble, and received his (King's) as authen
tic. A responsible member of the J.egis
lature declaies, authentically, that Presi
dent Johnson expressed his regret that all
of ConTCDtioa LaJ not
been disposed of by the mob.
1 Major B. Rush Plumy has been several
limes threatened with assassination, but
4 he has troops of friends among the old
Rsidcnts, and is himself prepared for at
tjek, they do not assail him, He went
through M the mob unhurt.
Hon. John Henderson still lives. I
saw him to day. Many of the murderers
of Union men hav6 been identified.
The military Governor has returned to
his own headquarters, leaving the City
Hall to the occupancy of the ciry officers.
No ofiicial order remitting martial law has
yet been promulgated.
X Train fired Into ly Copperheads.
llARiMsr.VRf;, Aug. 10, 1800.
The particulars of tho attack on the
Geary soldiers at YmK last uight are as
follows :
The trim was moving off when the sol
diers on the open gondolas were attacked
by a party secreted in a corn field, whence
came the discharges from firearms, stones
and other missiles ; half a dozen were
badly bruised about the head, and one
was shot in the leg. Six shots were fired
at the closed car in which were Governor
Curtin, Gen. Geary, trad the ladies and
children of the party ; ore bail entered
and is still cmbeded iu the wood of the
car. 01 course the ladies were much
frightened, and their h'-reams were heard
by the boys on boaid, who caused the
train to stop and went back after the at
tacking party, who immediately fie J in all
diteotions. A special policeman, appoint
ed by the Democratic au'horilles of York,
is iaid to have fired several shots.
XEWS ITEMS.
President Il ;bits has called n meet
ing of I he Fenian Congress at Troy, Sep
tember 4.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
own S70 engines, ol0 of which are in
actual use.
AuiCRT L. Starkweather was hung at
Hartford, Conn , yesterday, fur the mur
der of hi? mother aud iister.
TlIE Treasury Department is printing
10,OUO,WJ etaaits ol different denomi
nations for use on beer barrels.
G. Clark Abbott, of" Portsmouth, N.
II., an agent of the Frecdman's Rureau,
was murdered recently in Texas.
A monument to David C. Brodctick,
costing ? 17,000, has been erected in the
Lone Mountain Cemetery, at San Frau
cisco. The Union State Committee of Cali
foiuia eudorses the action of Congress,
including the proposed Constitutional
Amendment.
The number of emigrants that arrived
at New York since the lat of January
is 153.7113, Compared with cor;".xpuud-
ing months last year the increas is 1110,711)
One hundred ami eighty-thtee thou
sand bushels of core have been destiib-
uted anions: the destitute in Georgia.
About 40,000 persons were the reeipieuts.
A boy, near Clyde, got mad at a coffee-pot
spout against which he stubbed
his too when 'in svrimmiug." He dove
and brought up his ugly enemy, aud
loutid therein S80 in silver and a vuy
uia-s of GreeLbaeks.
We say without fear or favor that there
is no soldier that lias independence
enough to act for himself who will vote
for Hiester Clymer. Nor can any one
give a satisfactory reason for votiug for a
man at best semitiaitorous.
Mrs. Jeff Davis writes to a friend iu
Charleston thus concerning her husband :
'Mr. Davis is not slowly but surely wast
ing awoy, and, I look forward to bis Mak
er's release, if man does not soon afford
him one. It is very kind of jou to ask
what he watits ; but, beyond segars aud a
little Madcria or Sherry wice, he beeuis
to desire nothing."
The new constitution of North Caro
lina provides hat "No person who shall
deny the being of Almighty Cud, or the
divine authority ot the Old and New
Testaments, or who snail hold religious
opinions incompatible with tl: 3 freedom
aud safety of the State, shall be capable
of holding any officer or place of trust or
. . ., , ,
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pruui iu uj "... ...... ...u. v.
btatS."
Gencnrl Kick Taylor. j
. !
Thc following reference to this d'stin-
:l.t1,l ,ll,.:,tR to t!. Foiirtcentb-of- i
5 ... ..
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a iKfiKt 1 nn vHnrion is mm Liie asinui;-
, ,.,, r H ,., .
ml.-. - Inn I'rnoldAnl rnIl- '
1 IC Ituci violin wi mo x i-i.v... . I
es to the defence of that emaculate Union-!
i . . r- i T . l- t. ,,Dor-,l
1st ana patriot i;ic lajior, ,ae a Beu-. ,
in the rebel army. This is quite natural.
In the meantime a colonel who belong
to the South, but who served in the j
Union army during the war, sends us the j
- "'J a '
following:
To the Editor of the Chronicle :
' j
The name of the man who heads this
tT nt.. ;a akrtva cf.ifnfl tli miirilrpr !
a. in , -
of Uoion men in cold blood.
There were seven Union men of Louis
iana who escaped through Dick Taylor's
lines and enlisted in the 8th Vermont
regiment as Federal soldiers, after which
they wer captured in battle by Dick Tay
lor's command, tried by bis court-martial,
and sentenced to be shot to death. Dick
Taylor having the execution of the sen-1 him "f'ho War an l
J Navy llepaatiiienls. Governor t Mate-, ami
tence, ordered them first to dig their own : by the late ami pres.-nt !'re.-i l.-nt. for vUit
..,.... nr,o .iiffioiunt tr. onnfain f.oir moo ! i"' corc.f.s, forts ami fl,-cr, while the war was
the othef to contain three.
Iu these;
two holes they stood up aud were shot by
Dick Taylor's rebels. In regard to the
facts in detail I refer to Col. Thomas,
commanding the 8th, Vermont volunteer
regini'-ut, General Renjamin F. Duller,
coUjmau jiog the uepaiiuieut, and Major
Greene, of New Orleans, now in this city.
Tub trio DixntMt, h roeorja ;be fact
..i i " . t j i
that a burglar was entrapped one day la.t
week and locked up in a room by a young ,
i I
lady, who certaintly possessed tare pres-
" r ' i
euce of mind. When her fathe-i and '
mother returned, they were informed of!
J m
the presence of the uninvited guest, and J
taking a croquet mallet each, they
" . ;
sau'.ted him vigorously, aud with such :
energy thai the man died.
TlIE l'ostnn Trnncrljt suggests that;
Andrew Johnson, like Andrew Jackson.
bad now better be styled the 'Hero ofj
New Orleans."
$cif
"lTAI.U.r..E r-RoT'KRTV Foil SAI.i:.
The undersitrne t will o.Ter at public sale
on the lth, of September next at 1 oV! .ck
l'. M , the property on which he ro-ides. sit
uated in Ferryville, Juniata County. eons:r
of two town Lr.;. lyir together, on
which i a FINK DWF.LI.iNti Hol.'SK with
out building, and a preat variety of Fruit
of the hi -it .(Ualily : prnpes in ahond in.V.
It is coTie'K-d to be the luos-t d.!t-i!l r.in
erfy in this plave. Terms to soil pnr;.li:i-.er
V.! and "ee the property. For fun her par
ticulars address the midrsi?o' .
II. U. ZIMM KI! MAN.
Tort Floral, Juniata co., Fa.
ai:.j. '21-'2i.
fpnEAsrr.ru s statement of rop,.
1 Ot'liii AU'OOT FOll THE VEAU
1 '!.
To amount of duplicate of ld, $ ' 7 :
ISC,:,, vo
" iii full ni J. A. Christy on
duplu-ate of 1m',0, g (,0
To amount received of J. S Thomn,
part pay on duplicate of 1st; I. 10
To amount received o!" Uhit-f Durir-'s-i
for liiii oiiii: and Show I.ice:i-e 1 'o 1J 0f
To amount rrcnived of J. McKin'i v.
Collector, for Engine House sold", IS 111!
To Lorough Order, 2 U2
S'ri I ",
It.
;?!sr
n t-o
T!y orders and receipt1!
l y exonerations on duplicate IS."."
Collecting percentage
' " " 1 '.-),
" " to Treasurer
12
2f
If. A. ST A bK A UGH, Tra.
TM'ISI IP r"lIIV 1TI.IVJ r :. .-
X of Teachers to'r 'the various diMrici's of1
Juniata county, will take Iack as f t'.iovs :
lu thc School House at Mioliniown, to
Fcrm.inagh township, Auei!-:, ;;((f hHi;d.
In .he Schooi House at i atloon, Au-ust
lo.tJ.
For the borough of Mifliiutown, August 01,
IStiti.
At Perrysville, September 7, lSiili.
In the School House at Centerville, for
Walker township. September X, 1 S0.
At Chuach Hill, for turbett township, Sep
tember 10 lS'W.
In Spruce Hill School Ilour, for Spruce
Hill township, September 11, ls iti.
In Lick School House for Lrik township,
Septenuier 1 z, lfoo.
rt. .nceunoucu s .H1113 ror ltiscarora town-i inroii.i tne county papers. The int.urrie'i
ship, September loti. were too numerous lo answer by letter, and I
At Joiinstowu for Deale township, Septem- ! have taken this method to answer all letters
ber 14, lsoii. I received. The Hill provides that all who en-
At Locust Grove for Miiford township, Sep- ! listed after April 1'Jth, l.stil, ami before Jun0
tember, 15, lSoG. I Uoth, lxHI, for three years and served Out
At McAiistersville, for Fayette township, ' their time are entitled toS Hit) additional boun
September, IS, lWH. j ty Those who were discharped for wounds
At tlichlield for Monroe township Septem- or injur'u s recei cl in line of duty $luo .
ber l'.b l'iti. j The same bounty to be paid to the riddw
At Knouse's for Susfiuehanna township, children, father, mother, in the order named
September lfctW. ; ff those who were ki'le I or died in the ser-
At Tiiomiis Cox for Greenwood township , Tice. Send me at once your discharge 1,1.
September. 21, lWll. ; pers and 1 will return you the proper blank
At Tuoinpsontown for Delaware township ; you need. You will not need to come to Mil
Sepiember 2t, lftlti. j iiiti iu person. Widows, fathers and mothers
Examinations will commence precisely at who have no discharge papers will state da'o
9 o'clock A.M. Applicants will please be I and cause of death, number of regiment and
present at the commencement. No one will i letter of company. Lame of captain. S;ate
be admittetl into the class more than twenty I your name and post office addrr.-s plainly ia
minutes after U o'clock. Applicants nre re- i all letters written to me.
quest d to come prepared with pen, ink and JEKE'M A.'l t., 1 ,
paper. 1 Att'y at Law -..id 1 !..;... , ;.t.
No certificate averoping more than three j August 8, lN'ii- li-
will be granted, unless at the rerjtiest of the -rj Lir UL.K I'l'-' rY VT ' T-
lloartl of VixX nor certitica.e unless 'Sa..K -The uu'jcV;.'..!. res! i';,'. 'a ulu
renreseutedby.llthebraucl.es re,,u:red by .ware i.nvnsh.p. Juut:ii:i coo.,-y. . ,?,.r, f.'r
c. v i.r.ovn
County Superintendent.
CAUTION The public arc hereby caution-
cd against purchasing or nsguiiatiug a
I'romisary note given by uic iu f-vji- of .'.hi
and Woodbxi
n, of Newvilie, Cumberland
note is dated, April 3rd. liM.I.,
I'.n fi''tv ii.ill.r4 IS.'.it Ot'.l T.-i. ,.
county. The
ano is uiaMU 101 i..i uutittta, t.,-i-A',ii..i Li;ti
i . . v 1 "
ble at the Hauk el jUoty, 1 a-.kor, .x to.
i aug. i-bl. J U. DAill-LLL,
e?wiy g
T UrfOKI A L II I.-TroIU OK TUB ttET
JL Civil r in the I unci t-'aici, by ileu-
j L.(a.
t.eo."," W. VbM. V.Wer, C2S 0 :;)
in,
;i;u; t., VLDa.it: j hiu, !'..
iii-i tir-t i.Jiuniuop mis h'itk if noir
, j,,,,r. i, -.11 In comnleicl in Mr,, to!-
I fine calendered paper, and JiamisomeH iV.n
u rn1
traic'l with nearly '.Oo fina stoel atrl wo;.l
Ensmvinjis, in the highest style of tie art,
by Mr 4
ossing, (who in tl:ir
f,repar:. .iim has traveled o.oiiii Ci;!i..) r,..
,lwT, alh other gifts of gratim.le: cm.-s
of jWk. arms and .BB....trerer, ; , r,,,.
ami othT tiiiliiings made mrmoi-.iMe by n,:
war; ic-simi'.s of i :n; orliiKl i!oc'i.ru.- ,1
autograph lj-nera ; niaps r Ka.tl. u
fiees and plans of fortresses th wh il il.
;ut ruing every importaut event iu the lata
civil war.
Tk..A .!,. finUI...!. wilt h. 1 1..
correct, reliable, impartial an.l han't.-.i!ue1y
gotten-up history of the war jnihlUhe 1- The
three Toluuis will he issue. 1 at a cot :fJ."iii,Uo
It has been, written since th n i.f
tlie w-fir, from hoth I'nion atot Vvnu 1, i .t?e i',V
ritit ilmum-nti, and yrifVe juurnaU oin--' -j .'
both aniiirf, not ncces!-iiie to, liar u-e 1 hy
previous writers; arranged :n a clear a'i'l con
cise manner, with that iininrtial ati.l w.-ll-lialaiiccl
jii'lgiiient for which the author is so
well known. Sir Losing had even- facility
n iirnn r? iili'l 'Hire the Ctifr'n rn,n
T,e Wurk will contain l.io riphica! skriche
'"'-j'r r. ...... oc.. . ac
tors in the war, of both fjr0, and ia every
condition in life.
This is a book of fact rather than of opinions,
and fully sustains the reputation of the au
thor, established by his -I'ieiorial Field lloo'i
of the lti'Volution.' l'rice -", f per Tulun.n.
Sold E.:i.t'.i veLv cv .Si-b.-h'kii'tion.
CAl'T. J. M. THOMPSON, Ag t.
HAKRY . OVES, Aib't. Agent.
Ani. 15, '(,'.
:.. ..,i., ..!.. . I,.-.. ,.r -II ri... ;.., ..
M and Stationary tilore, in I'errystillc, Ju-
. u ,
The undersigned a-ks leae to i.itorm me
eovd pef'ple, ot this and nei?hbori".ir couiim-
v ' . f , i T
ttiat he has opened a r.ne slock ot Mam.uary
hooks, etc., aud having bought tl,e:a hi a
? luW I'ri" in U!I'hia- r
adding a small per c-ntage, 19 certain liv e.1.1
eueaper than any othe. e! !ili- i:n. i. i
the soumy. The tollowmg U a i.-t t1 M,:...
zincs and 1'erunlicals, kept, . nn pi i. e., at-
mohed, any of wineh wnl 1. m-io i,y lul,i
tree ot postage to any pi ,c ; ii;ou rece:
the annexed price. :
Atlantic Monthly
Harper Mr.g 17 i.e
Frank Le-I.e' ' a.'e-lie ol 1 i.Muoii -. ...
Oodies Maga.itie
Ladies Friend
bilious Magazine
V.'.'iverly Magazine t weekly (
Harpers 1'ictori-tl "weektvi
t of
I'.e.
lo-.
Frank i."lie's 1
vial, lihi-trared,...
Cliiiiiney turner
Albion
New York Lcljrer...
National l'oln-f O it
New York ''lipt er...
iturday Nig'it
(!le:iSin Literary
Lead.-i.d Monro,-:
i'.t'atlo.-'s ."-oiiLrt r...,
Martin's Setiittle be
1 c.
1 ;c.
I'-f.
1 c.
'rut'tiiioii...
' .Vv.. ..
tcr V. r,i
Fortune Tellers and bream liook-i of ii!t',-r-
eat I; uO, '.e:ch 4'tc.
At'o all l::i:.j of -'. N.tv.-;..
15. Any ot the t'.-iiiy I'hila le'phia pa-p--s
fume-die-1 a' V-i.-. per 111 iniii. 01 tri-v-ek-ly
a! -" V. per moi.'ii. s.--oi-w.-ekiy o .-c or
weekly 2-?. p"r to . a. .1 , jiNn Mti-ic. Mna
zines :i::d other bin. iing alien lei to.
1'. Hack immoers of all M.ijrazines and
I'aper-i fin tiishtol at short toil ice. 1 am deier
riniiietl 10 supply a pi-ent w.iitt in ll is viiuuiy
by furnishlii;- I bo j.t-oj-ie wi.h re-idini; mailer
a; a 1 . a-oic, i,ie prue.
1 ri-f i'ei-auJj solicit your paircr.a'.-e.
Ji"i!N M. 1 iK'Ml'StiN.
Ferry v!lie, aojr. 1, Mi.
f IU' HANS' e ul lit SALK- l'.;ii".i7-
V.' an Ificr of hi,- Orphan-,' ('..tiit ot .luai
ata co-iitiy, the to" ...ving valua't!:- ileal l.-:ate
w;ilbe exMic-t to sal-? tin the rtini.-.-s. oa
.-titurtl-iy. August r.th. 1 :.. n ti-oct of hand
situate 1:1 Tuearr tow:th;p. Juni iia ..- on.
ty. contaiiiine; I'.O A:res. a i'oii.i:: l..-:-: t.f
Jacob lirole!acgIi and t.rher. h iving t :i ..-r.. t
erected 11 pood Frame ILm.-e. f.r.i.'i I'arn,
Spi-ini Hmhc-. Smt.tc H :-o-e. an 1 oilur o::t
lo'ildiiiL's, with a w.-il of w iterat the iio,,r.
'1 here i a jrootl Oiviiat-1 of ap 1--. pnclte-.
cherries, ,Ste. About Jtl a.-r.-n ,,:. clt aivi
and under jrood ciiltivjition the I, r ;nee we'l
timbere'l. The farm is watered wiili sp-in,
and is convenient to ehmches. schools, si-o-e-i.
c , anil is antiut two miles ami a half f: :u
j Katt aterford, and one ni ile from McL'ul-
' ''C S Mll.S.
."cl t h pnrchwe money
1 as will be ie. paired to pay Hie necessarv ex-
, penses ot lue sale to he .ai i .01 c in'it-ni n i ,n
1 of sale and the remainder of the third wlic i
: f'"""" ' "."" "' e-j.i .1
i - luicrc.-i 10 uk secured t.y ap-
proved bonds.
J.ir"Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M.,
when attentlauce will he ;tveii by
HI Oil (i. iilT.II ES.
Trustee of lhn.je, Hart.
August 8, 18i'it-ts.
1 MI'OilTA.NT TO SHl.DlKiiS Tbe i!
I I.tl I I . ... I . 1 -
nty
11...-. iii 11-1 jie'i aiei 1.1 now a law.
I p remised many soldiers who called on mo
in regard to their claims lo notify them as
I soon ns the Dill passed. I can duthiv h.r
: .... - . '--.
r.tic ue-. oi. sooiti.tiii Ltli'l l''Vlsj;t
no.) a h.ill" miUu t..,.. T' .
i-iou.isoitW,. ;
in? lands of Uimiii's Heirs, lavide; ,rv,.r ,,,, j
oiuers, contaiiiini; loi arr s, bavin" liiereon
erected a Hank Harn 4-3 k So feet, goo.l Uwel-
ing House, wiib all necessary out buildings.
About 120 acres is cleared ami under e.ei.i
cultivation the balance well timbered. T-s
bind is limestone with quarry and kiln o i
.-.!. . -
...it coot ui u-aier runu.ne tlirou -a
tue farm. I en.is-
cay.
August 1, ISoO-tf.
C. G. SriELLY
r