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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24
SHIPPING.

SsE FOR NEW ORLEANS. E.A.-DEs-
hFTRA. PATCH LINE.-The first class clipper Brig
- ARk. j. j. lludgins master, is now load
ing at head of Long Dock, and having nearly all her
cargo engaged. will have immediate Dispatch For
balance of freight or passage apply to
r. NJ. HESLEN,
nOv22-tf Northwest corner Pratt and Cav SIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
CLOTHING.
LOewenstein * Co..
wHoLEsaLH AND RETAIL = =
OEo ~ II = m H. O.
MS. 90 mAln Street,
tHsxs door 30 the wasAingtos Msss&l y =

A BEAUTIFUL AHD MAoNTT1oKHf AS
n sorsmsns % Msos', Yenths', enA Doys' GisSh.
Articles EoeionR, &e In largo qmAntitias And
coed quaattisss always ON knmss whlek have jast
eeea Soazhe hsR cnah ana muss BE- sol1 - sAsae
pante pricaa-s sis saie - -
- olTs - . eali before pareAaslng sfSswksrs
LoRWKMeTKTa q CO.,
Ne % MMin Btrssk,
ea@-Am mmma Aoaw 10 aAa washfnwAom Hauas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
CA R PET
Department.

On the SECOND floor Of our whole
sale house, &ad sttaehed to II, isa
Esem expressly devoted to House z
Furnishing foods In general Car.
pets. Oil Cloths, Rags, Mattings,
window Shades, Curtain YixtuTes,v
Wall Paper. Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen shsetings, Corniess,
aad almost every article in the
Hns required 70 furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotsls. g ~.
Cell and zee khers- ~. - -5,.-.sE -
JAoUBss. FREHoH = co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

THE Claws OF ANDREW JOHNSON
FATHER-Rex Horace James, writing
from Newhern, 10 the CoHgrs0ationalist,
gives the following interesting informa.
ton:
spent the Aih OF May in Raleigh.
It was the day on which the, remains of
Abraham Lincoln we're inferred. in the
capital of Illinois. About the same
hour ] Was wandering through the CEN
etery on the east side Of the city Of
Raleigh, the sexton was digging grave.
Ia answer TO my question, where was
the grave Of the father Of Andrew John.
son, the President of the United States,
be pointed meto low, unpolishsd, dark
eolored stone Of some granite formation,
located In the portion Of the cemetery
where the poor people were buried, and
informed me that this was the spot.
The stone Was, perhaps, two feet high by
eighteen inches wide, and two and q
half inches thick. IL had been cut into
the shape Of an old fashioned grave
stone, hut was only partially symeFicsl
% its faces was rndelyA engraveH the
simple initials of his name, without date
or other memorial of any kind, thus.
X 1.-TWO letters with a. small cross be-
tween thus was il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

WAY 1@fwEs enc Cm@wsamA@m ~
Rew4sEs - @asAass whiaA shshs e. nn a k6a
aassfil> sssw1s ssss@ &s n@s Fzs1sss sd D.
80 ~ hmeAs @2N8@34A@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
SPRING STOCK
fasf irsf
o.
Foreign and Domestic
..Ht aan
DRY GOODS


Is now daily arriving from
the East, all Of W hich
has been bought since the
recent great decline in
prices and 10 offered 1EX-
CLUSIVELY at WHOLE
GALR. - flhLt LtADO
In Style. Quality or Price
we defy all competition
either In Evansville or any
other market. =,
To the trade we say,
"Come one. come ALL" ex-
anime carefully and act for
your own interest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

MEDICAL,
DR. ]. 8. L0WRR,

Physician an Surgeon,
~ Kvansvflle, afarn hia Professional services %
the eitissns Of Evansville and vicinity.
- oEos and rssiasnes en Aatn streel eppe-
site nav r. n. Depot. He viii bs found 81 BrolgA.
Sen weeds Drag STEERS. on the corner Of rhird
and Main, from 90 10 o'eloek n. m. cash day.
Vie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
Jaquess,
French,
& Co..

We are happy 70 inform
our customers and the
trade generally that our
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
SOLDIERS. OF IUNIATA COUNTY:

Have you ever duly considered the i'm
portant fact that ceeiy nominee on the
Democratic ticket, from Banks to Gray,
voted TO. disfranchise you while you were
in the army? While you were presenting
your bodie. as bulwark between these
men and the enemies Of our country,
and while you were pouring out your
blood as free libation upon the alter of
your country, every one Of these men who
you are now asked to vote for, solemnly
and calmly voted to deprive you Of The
elective franchise, and thus voted to de-
grade you below the level of the unnat-
uralised foreigner aud the negro. These
men now ask your votes. Spurn them
as you would deadly serpent: They
only caress you to secure your ruin.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
Cur Legislature Ticket.

We hope that our friends throughout
the couuty viii exert themselves to give
our whole ticket handsome majority
As the Democrats are making great ef-
forts to defeat our Legislative ticket, our
friends should be especially Jealous to
foil them in that direction. Our caudi-
dates, Ephraim Baker and James N.
Brown, have been regularly nominated
and are deserving o. the support Of every
lover of justice. Mr.. Baker has served
as private soldier FOX four years, during
the late rebellion, and served faithfully
and well. Can we prove SO unsrateful as
TO forget the services of the brave men
who have suffered and bed in defence of
our common liberties, and reject them to
elevate to office those wh2 have leagued
with the enemies of our cause? We do
not believe cur patriotic fellow citizens
will prove so faithless to their pledges
Vote Cor Baker and Brown and .hc whole
tIfAel'----. .sf.a-r B.. ..- --..s-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
EE OF GOOD CHEER.

We earnestly urge upon every friend Of
the National Goyerameat in Juniata com
ty that hslabor sssiauogs,T and earnestly
for the succsss Of &c whole ticket ne, I.
TuesiaS.s Tbs inaaddi.ion to Ten 6 your
imperative duty should be work of great
pleasure. The Union party of to-day &C :
cupies prouder position than that occu-
pied by any other party since the forma-
tion Of our Government. During all the
dark and gloomy hours of the terrible
struggle, when the clouds were so black
and the mist so thick that the stoutest
heart faltered and the mightiest arm
trembied, when the Government was as
railed by the armed legions of the REBEL
ion, and the greater portion of the Dem
ocratic party Of the North, the Uaion
party stood a, a mighty rock, firm and
immovable,, the strong right arm Of the
Nation, ever hopeful, ever sanguire, al
ways cheerful, never doubling, never fear
ing. until fiaslly, their efforts by the bless
ing OF kind Providence were crowned
with success. And so win it ever be if
We but prove true to our trust. Our his
tory is toe noble, our record 100 proud to
have them frittered away By petty jeal-
ousiss and party chickering's Let us act
uuitedly aud firmly, permitting nothing TO
alieuate US from the party and It's candi-
dates, and God will juat az surely bless cur
efforts in the future as he has done II the
past. The war is over, the victory has
been won, the clanking Of the chains Of
the oppressed Is 10 more heard in our
laud, every man who breathes the cir OF
America is FREE; the desert blossoms
like rose; in the Soath where once was
tyrau;ly, sisvery, misery and w1etched
ness, all are now as cheerful aud as happy
as when "the morning stars first sang to-
gstherD Ours b5s been the work Of ac-
completing ;hls-let ours be the work Of
perpetaatihg it animpairad to our chill
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
A Last Word.

This will be .he last time we will have
an opportunity Of addressing the Union
men Of this county, befors they dePOsi.
their vote next Tuesday. We entrest
you to work actively sad untiringly.-
See to it above all that every Urion vote
is polled. a single vote may change the
result-so work that no eensure can Sest
upon you. To talk further IS idle-bu,
a few days repain-go to work earnestly
vote the whole tieket-remenher the
death Of your own noble LincolP-kos
lie died-and then rafass to scratch
single name on our ticket.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
SOLDIERS OF JuSiATA COUNTY.

When you SO to vote next Tuesday,
ram.nbe; that every decided Democratic
Election Dis;r;s, n ,!unis.a County. voted
to Disfranchse von, whi's every Repub
liean distric; ia the Co2rty voted 70 con
fer upon you that inalisnabic right of TIE
american citizen Think you, with this
fsgt standing ier:h, bright and clear rs
tie noon day sun, these men sre your
true friends
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
UNION MEN!

Vote early next Tuesday, and then sec
that every Union vote in your district is
polled. Have wagons rcady to bring ont
your aged and iniirm, ana let no vote. re-
main at home, who can at all DC broa5at
ont. u Give 1ls7a fuli7voto, andi our SUCCESS
is certain. g Thiui Of thetrelnenaiou, u
sues involved n thc-ress,t. aal give osl
more day to-yaur ceuntry
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
SOLDIERS OF JUNyATA COUNTY!


Have you ever reflected that the DEM
ocratic Count " Convention refused, to
nominate single Soldier for any oaice
within the gift of the People. They de-
Douneed the war as IN Abolition war,
ana .s.igmatized you as, "Lincoia's
Hsrclings.D and as "NcrccuGrg tools. >
Now they desire to secure your votes 6y
protesting friendship for you a tree
is known by It's fruit" With one single
objection every man on the Union Ticket
bore couspieiousApart in the great strus-
gle for our national preservation and be
was wholly ineapaci!ated by ase and de-
fornitF. lie was que Of our true friends.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04

ligerents, with Just such rights aud no
more, as a kind and merciful Government
may cheese to yeuchssfe to .hcm. Let
The people rally to tho polls and sus.ai
by their vstes the great cause SO -nobly
aad braveiy defended and sustained by
The soldiers III the :ield, he future will
then declare that the "Great War Of
Freedom" was net failure" but oar
Children to the latest generation, will
lea1r 10 read with the warmes. glow OF
patriotism, those pages Of our nations
history, which describes the skill and he.
roism of the oilcers and soldiers Of this
great struggle, and never cease to vener-
ate their memories. The greatness, pow
er, resources and energy of free people
displayed in our great struggle FOR the
preservation Of the uaiions life, viii on
iy bs .eqealed- by the future greatness,
prosperity and success OF the nation pur-
iGeyi, 'regenersted and reclaimed by the
fiery ordeal through which We have, jnst
passed. ..t5 tS- a- rsd D..
BY order Of the Committee. rsr s..
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
LET THEN BE HONEST!

The Democrat has been quoting Tor the
ast month from speech Of Wendell
Philips in which he highly eulosizes the
the condGet Of The negroes in the late
war. We presume the.xtrset is 4 cor.
rect one. But Why, Gentlemen, if you
are honest do you not te,l your readers
who Mr. Philips iss He. opposed Mr.
Lincoln, the great, martyr Of American
Nationality, just as .he editors Of the
Democrat did. He called him tyrant
just as they did. He styled him as Nc
ro just as they did. He libeled him as
a Monster Just Us they did. He advised
the people 10 rise in their strength and
hnrl him from AIS throne just as they
did lie never vas Republican, and
meyer Will be. He always opposed US
and our candidates. II 4 speech nt the
Cooper Institute New York n september
1865, he openly advocated the election Of
to tha, of Sir. Lincoln. Let
them tell their readers these truths, and
then we have no objection to their quot
Ing his speeches from DOW 10 dQoms,d day.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
Union Coan:y standing Committeo.

Miftiin-Col Patterson, Capt A Ii Martin,
Fsrmanagh-El:as Horning' r c Gallagher,
F.yette-Nichaei Hoffman, Capt J. Degen,
Monroe---A 6 shellenhcrgsr, 5 Strouscr,
Susquehsnns-Levi Light Sol Upisgro7e
Greerw ooa-S shellenberger. II II Minium
Delaware ? Thompson, Elihu BeHnar,
Waiker--J 4 Gallagher, John Motzer,
Patterson, ;a1u.! Brown, Geo Goshen,
Milfsrd-Col J T Robinson Thos il Hardy,
Turbatt-stewart Turbettf lsaas Kaufman,
Perry svilia-Lt Samuel Laird, z S LIggett,
Spruoe Till-WUn n j Evans. Thotna, Patton,
Besle-Dr j z Stsrreti, Richard Doyle,
TuscErora-James Irwin, Geo II Smoker,
Lack-Nathias Stump, John Leonard.
Black Log--D Mcintyre, Samuel Shearer.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04

the PEE adces of the ,houghtless, may a..
last succeed in bringing themselves down
TO or beneath The level Of he. negro
The :;me ~as when they confidently de-
sla,e1 tha. .he destruction or slavery
would scpd swayms Of negroes into ouy
raid,, &c drive away white laboress
Experience has shown that the tea we
rad here ran away from slavery in the
South, and that had there been no slavery
there these negroes in the North would
hsvs long since moved South They told
US, too, .ha. u case Of war, the s1ates
soald all fgh, for their masters. Neither
Southern masters nor the.e Northern al
lies have any faith in this doctrine now
&c. these politicians csnnot i've withoat
tie negro. He comprises nearly their
epSre stock in trade. One year it IS one
phase Of the negro question; another year
], is something else. The great work Of
Bishop Hopkins was ouce one Of their
standard works. 1t is rather duh sale
his year. The conduct Of these polite
az. towsrds the poor degraded negro
would be pas, all comprehension had We
rot memorable example of the same kind
in the early history of the humsn race
All the troublesome and deadly plaques
Of Egypt, including the death of all the
frs. born os the land, were no. sufiicient
10 reach the heart Of Pharaoh, nor to pur-
suade the Egyptians Of tie crrors and SINS
Of slavery. So that, even after The slaves
had left the country, led by pillar Of
cloud BY day, and pillar Of fire by night,
the ruler ana his hosts Of subjects follow
cd ihem even into the midst Of the Red
Sea. Our nation has suffered more than
all the plaques Of Egypt. As the law of
primo1enitu-o has been abolished amoug
US, the deaths were not al of our Fra.
born. but nearly one Of every household;
yet these deluded hosts, led on by hard
hearted and niekcd Pharoabs, as leaders.
are still pursuing even into tac midst O.
the Red Sea. VIII not the "vstegs, stand 7
ing as walls Of safety 10 the slaves, returo |
sgain aud cover Pharaoh and his host. /
aud oil that come into the sea after them,
un;il there shal! remain not SO much as
one OF them ,"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
Have Ycrr Wagon and Horses Readf.

Let cur friends throughout the coun-
try attend to this important matter, next
Tuesday Have the wagons aHd horses
ready, and by the middle Of the day com
mence going after tie sick and crippled
Union voters, and the careless and dili.ary
This election, for the State and County,
is one of the ucst impo7tsnt we have ever
had, hence the Importance Of having every
Union voter at the polls. -.f -.-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04

s@- Read advertisement of John Far
EZRA, 71S Arch Street, Philaaolphi in
this Issue His assortment. 5of Ladies
Fancy Furse i. complete aud worthy of
- eeiaI ,.,,ss:i6a- ..-s 49, -ee~.,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
OUR CANDIDATES.

For Auditor General, We have present
e3 the name Of Msior General JonY T.
HARrRANrr, Of Montgomery; and for
Surveyor General, that of Col JACOB NJ
CAMPBELL, OF Cambria. Al biographies
of these two gentlemen have recently
been rublisted and circulated among their
fsllow citizens, it is only remarked here
that they are both brave and gallant SOL
diers, and especially qualified for salts
factory discharge of the duties of the
respectiye officers for which their fellow
citizens have nominated them.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04

M. Soldiers, remember that :hc sane
cry of negro suffrage" and NEGRO equal
ityD .ha, is now raised so vehemently by
the Copperhead party, was used last year
By the same men against the Amendment
giving soldiers me right of Suffrage
They professed to fear that the amend
ment would give negroes the right to
vote and used it as an argument against
the soldiers among their Ignorant. and
blgoted followers. Their cry means no
more now. Their record shows that they
will give the negro :he right Of suffrage
wherever and whenever they can make
political capital by such course. 90 "
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
SOLDIERS OF sUxIATA COUNTY, {

Remember, that every prominen. Dem
ocrat in the county opposed coDferring
upon you the elective franchise, while
every Union man, no matter Of whl:
prominence, labored earnestly to confer
upon you that inestimable privilege =
Which are your true friends? Choose
ye between them. ar ....
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
Rcmem Der.

That the Gcpperheaa PARTY are in Ca
vor Of regulating the National Debt -
Every poor person Who has government
bond or Eve dollar grecnback. should
vote next tuesday against the party who
wants to cheat him out Of his hard earn.
ings az '-o '' '9t aT
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04

rs7~ TIE JJ-NLAT4 SENTINEL =sea
hs; the Lar7sst cirtulatjos Of any paper pub
iisaed in this County. 1t is therefore the
best adperfisiEg aediaa 1t is Paper, truly
loyal, ably conducted. frst clas, Locaiist
and well worthy of the patronage OF every
ls 1al citizen in The County.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
. HIM u, Tie ,,cturns

We hone our friends wifi s,e 70 'ariSg
he rc,u-ns sent in On jIt nigr- ~ the
election, 50 jha; We can hn5* ne result
II be county hr r'ta,ns
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
". II I n JI1ILSONI
Captain & Provost Mar. 14th Dist. Pa.

BEALE--Wilson PETER aged D. Iabo :er
Henry Hermea, aged 80. Farmer.
BLACK LoG-Michael Stewart, 90, laborer
Samuel MARTY, q. laboror; Robert s. kelley,
%. laborer John Andrews. 80, laborer
Michael Hammon, 20, laborer William siii-
Ter, %, laborer; Zeb irimmeIbach, Al. Farm
er; Adam Smith, AZ, farmer Jacob Gunter
80, uudcrwright; Thomas. Yaughen, %, Ia
borer; william Lauer, g. laborer Georgo
Rice. SO, Farmer.
DrLAwARs-Robert Il. Reynolds, ", IL
borer; Jonas kaufman, 2s, Farmer; John
III. Leech. 81, lab6ror. i-r. -.
FAYETTE-Edward Lyon, (colorei) %, la
berer; Nathan Griffith, %. Farmer. r1
FERsATAUGH-Joseph BTun- 20, Csrpen-
ter William Reigby, cc-ored) 20, laborer ;
Lucien Louder, q. laborer; Josiah Webb, 90,
lahorer: Josiah Long, 25, labore..e JED,
LAcK-William Clifford, 90, farmer Robert
p. Polk, 25, farmer; Z. Robson, %, farmer;
". Kirk 81, laharer J yhn Rat. 81 farrnee.
John Berry. 30, farmer, Samuel Allison. 90
.aAorer: Samuel SbeneT, ~ fah0cer ,Ios2ra
Thatcher; 81. farmss-: J = a1cHilGams, 81
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
eef member,

Tha: the ler.oelssic party voted las: Au-
gust a year ,oihce the soldiers in the
same foa.ton sthe negroes, whO have No
votes. p
RaMBN Der,
That every man on the Union ticket this
fall, wss in favor of the right of the aot-
diers to vote . - ~
REMEMBER, IVuIGy
That the leaders and presses Of the Lem.
ocratie PARTY rendered aid sna enco urafe-
rneht 20 the rebels Throughout, the whols
war .-
REMEMBER,
Tha. the Democratic speakers and press.
es, belittled every Union victory, and
magni6ed every Rebel success throughout
the war. -... .-.-..f
REMEMBER,
That the Democratic party. j, IN ia.
ror OF reputation, and want 20 cheat you
ou: Of every greenbaok or government
bond you hold. - Sea-.
REMEMBER,
That had i: not heea for the leaders and
presses Of the Democratic party, the war
would have been over long before it was.
REMEMBER,
That in consequence Of the course Of the
Democratic leaders, the war was prolong-
ed and that the Democratic party is Ie-
sponsible for the large public debet AID
taxation.
REMEMBER,
That no loyal man or soldier ought to vote
for such a party, or aid in bringing into
power again, when they may attempt to
get UP another rebellion.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04

g ssH- No sneak or deserter has a right to
vote next Tuesday Livery election off,
ser who takes his vote viii be, guilty OF
peJury and viii be liable TO prosecution,
and heiuill be prosscatea.-SQ look ont
ANA siyc yourself from 81 heayy fac aul
:uslrinnJmcut -...~..s, -.-..
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
IMPORTANCE OF THE ISSUE.


Il. isnot to be disguised tha. there is =
large number of persons both q. the North
ead a. the South who have pot finally
abandoned the hope Of the ultimate tri-
umfh ot the principles Of the iato rooei-
lion They hops to secure By the success
o.; their views at the bOlios box, that
which thcy filled 10 accomplish by armed
force. It may depend upon the decision
of Pennsylvania on the 10Th Of October,
whether the war shall prove, at last, a
failure i,s fruits are 20 be only
debt, disgrace and slaughter" or wheth,
OF it is 10 have substantial results in the
death and burial of slavery. State sover-
eighty and the right Of secession.
II is well-establi.hed fact, that the
contest vas long protrac:ed by reason OF
the hope and belief entertained by the
South, tha. they would receive, aid and
sympathy from the North 1t is now ali
important to the South that they should
be assured that this hope is fallacious,
and that the North will adhere unfalter-
ingiy, to the doctrines, principles and
view. which carried them triuulphantly
through the four years Of bloody war, II
Is les 10 let thtm know at orcc and forev.
or, that there is no no pc for the final tri-
umph Of the doctrines ard measures for
which they contendcd in the field.
We have seen that the men among US
who we're Grst to urge upon the Govern
nent to hold the rebels in the light Of be
lisercnts, are nowthe first to strive to re-
lieve them from the consequences and
p enalties OF their beligerency. Those
who were constant in their predictions
that the ''war would never end" and that
'the South could never be conquered" :"
are now most ready to insist that ihc war
is over, and that its objects and results
shall not be secured, but that rebels shall
ba instantly restored to all their former
rights under the Constitution and Laws
of the country, These same men Eho
are now appealing to the soldiers FOR their
votes. officially denounce as ''murdercrs"
all those engaged in trying and punishing
by military commission, the authors Of
the wholesale slaughter of their compnn-
ians in ANS. All this ari more they DO
ei;h full knowleGge Of the law Of nations,
lpd the laws of war, which declare. e..tha.
:hose men have forfeited al their rights
under tho Constitution, ana that they low
lie PROSTATE at the feet Of the victor, as
'1rerth-o7cn and sljdacd bel,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
REMEMBER.

That the Democratic party !, IN fa-
ror OF reputation, and want 70 cheat you
ou: Of every greenback or government
bond you hold. -sa
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
REMEMBER,
REMEMBER,

That no loyal man or soldier onght to vote
for such a party, or aid in bringing into
power again, when they may attempt to
get up another rebellion.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04

Tha: the per.oerssic party voted las: Au-
gust a year .aShce the soldiers in the
ssIns tes.fen tpthe negroes, who have u,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
REMEMBER,

Tha: the Democratic speakers and press.
es, belittled every Union victory, and
magni6ed every Rebel success .hroughou,
the war. -... .--.F
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04

That every man on the Union ticket this
fall, was in favor of the right of the sol
Jiars =, vo.. - q f.s ~
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
REMEMBER gV7LI0V
That the leaders and presses of the Ceul-

ocratie party rendered aid ana aenco ursee-
ment 70 the rebels throughou, the whols