Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04

-ss. sssr.as1 sV "a .rs ses'
blacksmith; Joseph n. Dsugherty, "A, labor
er; Aiexsnder CIR, SO, carpenter william
Grey, 2e, farmer James Campbell, A.. last
nskcr; Robert Pollock, q, iaborer; dob Il
Harris, IS, lsborsr David MeWilliams, 20,
,aborer; Joseph $. Hurrel, 25, isborer; Jas.
Zimmerman, "a, farmer.
| MoNRps-Peter Strousc, s9 ls50rsr; Ssm!.
Amiy. "a, laborer; jacob ". Tage, %, Tazer
grinder; Amos Grapes, %, farmer John Kel-
lily, 80, laberer; Peter Freery, lsborer; Lew
| is Sroup, lsborer; II. 9. Scholl, %, farmer !;
John Brubaker, 90 farmer; Henry Markley,
| %, laborer; Thohas Tress,er, q, laborer ;
Jacob ]. Stroup, 35, saddler; Simon Page,
| 80, farmer Benjamin Tressler. 81, laborer !;
Reuben Marks, %, laborer; william Slime
| ling, y, carpenter ;sJames c. North, laboreT::
! SoloS0n Laurer, JEs farmer Wi,,. Stineling,
so, laborer!i Lacius Grapes. rs, farmer John
MeCon2el, 20, Teacher; Solomon Shelenber-
iger, 80, farmer; Simon Kessler, 2S, la6orer /;
! Peter Wonier, 25, carpenter; Alfred Miller,
I 20, laborsr; Joseph Nays, 20, laborer Lew
is Hcrmand. p, laborer; Isaac Graybill, q,
| lahore Joseph Sellers, 50, miller; '- --
SUsouBHAasA-. Levi Hentz, ~. farmer !;
Saml Krotzsr, %, laborer; Henry ,Bey, "A,
| chael 3. Zerbe, ", Iaborer; Casper G, Dress
| Ter, Al. laborer; Michael C. Chase, laborer;
Philip Pressler 90, farmer; Perry Michael,
| 20. lockterder: John Freidiine. %, lahorer;
John H. Heekenbrekt 80, farmer; David 4.
Weiser, "a, boatman; Isaac Hime, 20, black
smith Absolom BsrDer, farmer.
TUaBETr.--Christian Neff, &c, laboref'
TesCARoRA-Wm Carrier, 23, laborer; Jas.
B.ss.in, 90, labcrer; Daniel Fusssinran, 81,
mason; Joseph Fisher, 30, lsborer.
BEALs & sPsucs HILL.-John Tilfer, q,
Farmer; sarders0n Brandt, 28. Mail Car
rier; john H. hobuok, %, Student BENZ.
p. Clark, 20. Laborer. r. ..s--
BLACK LOG Michael ITsrman. 90, Labor
er; George Qainn H. Laborer; Thomas
Vaughn, 20, Lsborer; Wa. Ross, p, La
barer
ADSLAwARs.-Thaddius D. Webb, 80, Brick
layer; Daniel Burns, "a, Farmer; Edward
Crossin, 20. carpenter.
FAYETrB,-Ephraim Burs. &c, isbOrer
Samuel, Fulcrout, 25, lsborer; Davil KsuA-
man, "a, laborer'
observation-disclosures Boris, 20, labor
Wa. Ebo,t22, laboIer.
LAoK,-Jehn Harris, %, lsborer; EsEhel
Gallagher, 2s, farmer Ezekiel Owens, 90,
teacher. 1l ..- a.. H.-r ...
M1rrLxITowx'-Andrew MNnlty, u, Ia
borer. -'i '
MILroap.--Joel D. Horsh, So teacher;
Ferdinand Buskholder, %, blacksmith.
MosRos.-Tborhas G. Watts, 20, farmer; ;
PATTRRsoH. James Gollobine, %, fireman;
Henry Greenly, g. brickmsker.~ a...
SUsQUKuAxNA.-Danie Uockeubrocht. p,
farmer; Solomon d. Light, u, laborcr Peter
Strauser, 81, farmer Peter I.iubsrt. 20, la
borer: John Hockenbrocbt. so, farmer.
TURBKrF F-Jesse Mathers, 90, laborer :;
Wesley Bsrkley, 81, laborsl.
WALKER.-Wm. A. White. q, farmer Reu-
ben Buckwaller, 35, carpenter. -e-
In order to show that the laws Of this
State conform to those Of Congress, aud
70 d6fne further the duty of election off,
GERS on this subject we quote the l03rd
Section Of The General Election law of
Pennsylvania, approved July Pad 1882
which declares that 4-
IF any Inspector or judge Of
an election shall knowingly re-
Iiect the vote Of. any qualified
citizen, or Knowingly receive
the vote OF any person not
qualified, or conceal from his
fellow officers any fact in the
knowledge of which such vote
should by law be received or
rejected, each of the persons so
offending shall on conviction be
punished in the manner pre-
scribed in the 10th section of
this act. ... .s. ....
And on referring to the pen
atty in the lO7th section, it
says that, eachlsuch person con-
cerned therein shall on conyic-
ton thereof, be fined in anv
sum not less than fifty or more
than two hundred dollars.
We now leave the subject IN the
HANDS Of proper authorities Every eloc-
ton officer has his duty clearly defined
there can be no mistaking the penalties
attached to a violation Of such duty
and ,cs desire 1t to be distinctly aldcr-
stood fhat epery Jssgs ana IasPec'or rho
riolatss Tie lar diJranciisiag Gese5tsls
'eiU be prosecuted to hejaH e.steat Of tie
lar.