Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-21

NAVIGATION promises to open much
earlier this spring than usual. The water
will be let in the canal on the 22ud inst.
The MASS MEETING held at Perrys-
vile on Saturday evening last to ratify
the nomination of Maj. Gen. John W.
TOR Governor, was a perfect success.
a specia! train was in readiness at 6!
o'clock to take the Miflin and Patterson
delegations down. After arriving at Per-
rysville all parties repaired to the School
House to hear the great principles in the
present issue discussed, which was done
in an able and fearless manner by Col. j.
]. Patterson, Prof. David Wilson and DR..
S. o. Kampfer. Fine music by the Per-
r~ysville String Band was discoursed on the
occasion. After the meeting adjourned
a splendid collation. was served up by
that prince OF landlords, T. NJ. Wagon
seller. Everything passed off quietly,
and all went home determined to work
for Gen. John W. Geary, the soldiers
candidate for Governor Of Pennsylvania.
SPRING ELEcTIoNs.-The elections in
Mi;iin borough aud Fermanagh township
were contested by the party vote. In the
borough the Copperheads formed a straight
ticket, putting en- three Republicans. But
their catch would not take, and the result
was the defeat Of all but Messrs. Allison
and Bedford, who were the nominees of
both parties. Mr.. Rollman's defeat is at
tributed to the fact that he was the only
young, single man on the ticket for Coun-
Gil, and. not owning any real estate, some
of his W party cut him, and Illus elect
ed Mr.. Jacobs. However, we claim it as
a Republican victory.
In F~ermaaagh township the Judge of
Elections, one of the School Directors,
and Constable were a tie vote. The law
says that the Inspector elected having the
highest number of the votes cast, has the
power to appoin. a Judge, and Mr. Enos
Bergy having received the highest num-
Der CT votes, will appoint a Republican
Judge. With the exception of the tie
votes and one School Director, the entire
Republican ticket was elected.
WALKER TOWNSHIP.
Judge Of Elec;ions-John Book.
Inspector John Giugrich.
Calvin Watt.
Assessors. NJ. Shelly
School Director-Daniel kloss.
Samuel Damn.
Supervisor-Silas Beidler.
David Giugsich.
Overseers of Poor--Joseph Tyson.
Lawrence Weizler
Auditor-Hugh Hamilton.
Coustable-Samuel ArDetz.
MIFFLINTOwY BOROUGH.
Judge OF El,ctioGs-Jacob Berry, 20
j A. Chrisy g.
Inspector II. A. Stambaugh -
" i. Filter Ga
School Director-A. II. Weidman n
q. W. i. Bowers 70
4. e. BoaSoH 81
EA Doty SO
Chief Burgoas-W, NJ. Allison x 81
John Mckinley L 81
Jacoj S~lonfI 46
Asst. Joseph Longacre G5
" .}ohn Hazzar9 81
Town Council-John Wright 10
/" J. NJ. Winner -
j. II. HOLMAN CO
J. N. Bedford * 12S
jacob VII 80
L. S. Parker 63
George Jacobs 20
Assessor-E. ". IL. Kreider n
Il p be UiIliams GO
Auditor-M. l. Littleie,d p
" j. T. L. Sahm &C
Overseer of Poor-John Howe SO
John Delhi 90
Constable-L. r. Weiser y 129
Republicans in Roman, Democrats in
Italics those marked with a x were nom-
mated by both parties. Independent can
didates are marked with an l..
Married,
B0SSINGER-kAUF FMAN.-On the 18th
inst, by Rev. Il. II. Fletcher, Mr.. Andrew
Bossinger and Miss Matilda KaufRcn, beth
of Milford township.