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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
v HC Y o e Y :!
The Radical Congress Sustained
New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin. Min-
neseta, Missouri, Kansas and
Nevada again Proclaim for
LIBERTY.
and De{dware IN the hands Of
Copperheads and Re5v3.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
The Republicans have carried their
State ticket, and elected a majority of the
Legislature. We elect the same number
of Union Congressman as in the present
Congress. The enormous frauds in New
York city for the Cops failed to oyerpow-
er the interior.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Massachusetts elects full Republican
delegation to Congress. General Butler
is elected to Congress by S,00G majority.
ILLINOIS.
The Republicans carry Illinois by 30,
GOO majority.
2ICUIGAN.
The Republican majority is oycr 3d.
coo. 1t is probably the banner State in
the matter Of gains. The Democrats
have elected hut one State Seua,or
NEW JERSEY.
New Jersey is carried gloriously, and
two Republican Congress men gained, with
a Republican Legislature.
KANSAS.
Kansas gives an increased Republican
majority, elec'ing Republican Congress
men, and u Republican Legislature.
MINNESOTA.
Minnesota increases her Republican
majority and all the members Of Congress
elected are Republicans.
WISCONSIN.
The Republicans cary Wisconsin by a
largely increased majority over last yea!, E,
aud elect the five Corgressmeu-the same
as last year.
MISSOURI.
Missouri covers herself with glory ty
electiug eight Rerubiican members OF
Congress to one Copperhead. and Re.
publican majority in the Legislature.
MARYLAND.
Maryland has been carried by the Cop
perheads and returned rebels, aided by
men like Gov. SManr. Tie Legislature
will be Coppcrhead, insuring the election
of Swarm to the u. S. Senate.
DELAWARE.
Delaware still remains in the ranks 0:
The Copperhead aud Southern party.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
Dr.. LCcH'S
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It is positive cure for badness.
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1t Is Tonic, not Dye, and acts upon the
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I. Immediately arrests falling out of tie hair.
II :lleviates neuralgia aa3 headache
1t radically cures danlruG and humors.
Il keeps the scalp healthy. clean and cool
It is an elegant and ezauisitely fragrant hair
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It restores, cultiyates and beauties The hair.
1t makes harsh hair flexible and iUstrous.
Or. Icons Electric Hair Henewer has en-
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It's wonderful restorative and invigorating
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Being fully satisfied Of the merits of Icons 5
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
THREATENING ASPECT Of EU.
ROPE.

The condition Of affairs in Europe may
be regarded as not promising peaceful
future. The late victories and acquisi-
tons Of Prussia prove, as we have more
than once said, to lie bitter pill for Ma
poleon. OF :hO meeting between the
Emperor and Bismarck at Diarritz, 4 short
time since, not one word is known. Had
the result teen favorable We should not
have been long in finding it out Though
the most friendly relations we're declared
TO exist between Prussia and France. we
could not see the first symptom looking
in that direction, bat the contrary. We
also said, in opposition to much published
stuff that Prussia and Russia were quar-
relipg, that it was impossible, as these
two nations were naturally allies, and the
developed facts prove that We were cor.
rect 1t is now formally announced that
they have entered into close alliance,
and as a consequence Of this Russia is
raising her armies to their full strength.
Those Of Prussia are already so and in
splendid condition.
On the ether hand France is re-orcan-
iziug her armies in the most thorough
manner, and though explained to be
merely measure Of necessity and pre-
caution, its meaning is well understood
England is also making herself ''smars," "
and heavy appropriations for the army
and navy will be asked for ct the ap
preaching sessions of Parliament. France
and Austria if Eot already in alliance
surely will be, in order to check the de-
signs Of Russia in the East, and perhaps
any further encroachment Of Prussia In
Germany. Italy will perhaps be neutral
in any war between France and Austria
on the one hand and Russia aad Prussia
on the other. England's course will &C.
pend upon circumstances. If Russia di-
reefs her steps toward Constau,inop!e with
the intention OF permanent lcdgemen!
there, England viii join France and Aus
tria in beating her back but We can
scarcely bring ourselves to believe that
England and Prussia will come into con-
llct except under circumstances Of great
magnitude.
Won Brast, very able man, who was
in the King of Saxony's cabinet when
the German war broke out, and through
whose influence Saxnny sided with Aus
tria, has been appointed war minister by
Francis Joseph lie starts out with a
circular declaring that Austria will main
tain true and peaceful ccnelllatory pol
icy, bat will uphold TIE dignity OF the
empire; yet he hates Prussia bitterly anc
would not hesitate a moment IN seiz,ng
upon the first opportunity to humble hei
pride.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
eUsINESs FORTH LEGISLATURE

During the past summer the Commits
s;oners Of the Sinking Fund tried to oh
tain at private sale two millions cf dollars
in Pennsylvania bonds, towards ihe Gao
celment q the Public Debt, and totally
failed. Afterwards they advertised ior
that amount of bonds, giving al tie no
tice they could, allowing margin eDou- b
to close the transaction during the fiscal
year The notice, however, was not long
enough to reach Europe and get answers
THIS notice failed to bring the bonds iuio
market, and hence that large amount OF
money is idle, SO far as concerns the Com
moaweal:h-whateger tie State Treasurer
may make out Of it.
There are about twenty millions Of
Pennsylvania bonds overdue, aud which
the State has tight either to cancel or to
stop the interest upon. What, therefore,
the Legislature ought to DO is plain. Let
it give the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund authority to call in THAT bonds they
need, in fhe order OF maturity, and iu
case the bonds shall not he surrendered.
to stop the interest upon them.
IF valid objections should be found to
such provisions Of law-ihen it might be
well TO order the Commissioners to invest
the surplus funds Of the State in Federal
securities, where they would be drawing
Tor the public benefit as much or more
interest than is now paid by the State 20
the holders Of its bonds. At all events,
the matter should not be allowed to re
main in its present condition. Two mill
ious Of dollars at interest for the benefit
of the Treasurer, even if the RITE Of in-
terest is low, affords so large picking that
even "a good fellow" ought not to enjoy
it fortnight after The assembling of.the
Legislature.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14

JouNsoN's PoLICY-lt is stated on
very good authority that the President
has ordered Gen. Sheridan not to make
any arrests under Gen. Grants famous o..
der, which arrests Il parties accused Of
cona,.itting murders on the 18th of July
IN New Orleans. 1t is well known that
aiiidavits were paced in Gen. Sheridan's
hands over two months ago, accusing Ger
tain parties Of murder, aod the above ac-
counts for his not acting in the mater
The appointment OF Judge Morgan no.
torious Comprehend, as United States Dis
trict- Attorney viii efactualiy prevent the
prosecution CT numerous parties held for
trial by the Uoited States Commissioners
under the Civ! Rights bill.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14

rea-Tho Erie Dispatch says that tie
President tod Hiester Clymer tha: if
Congress impeached him he should resist
their action as Illegal. On another occa-
sion speaking on the same subject he said,
The Old Capitol Prison is still IN exist
encc. 1t has been used before and may
be used again"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14

sca..It is q noticeable feature Of the
cholera at Chicago that nearly all who
died were in the habi. of using intoxica-
ting liquors. Where the habits Of TIE
person attacked had been strictly temper
ate, the disease yielded much more read
ily to meiica! treatment.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14

RoDDERY.-A robbery was committed
in New York omnibus on Friday last,
which is of remarkable character, from
the fact that the Rev George T. Williams,
Rector OF an Episcopa! church at Suffolk,
Va, was arrested as the thief. He sat
unnecessarily close to lady, and as soon as
he left the omnibus another lady sitting
opposite exclaimed to the other, That
man has picked your pocket" He was
pcrsucd and taken, though he tried to
make his escape. He surrendered the
pocket book which he said he found lying
on the seat, aud begged not to be prose
cuted lie ives handed over to q police
man and locked up. On searching him
$50 was found upon him, also le'te:
from q Richmond minister certifying that
he was a proper person to receive aid for
his church, which letter was endorsed by
several respectable citizens oil Richmond
He was dressed in full clerical suit
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
II. X. WILSON, Editor ami Publisher


20 TIE JUNI4TI SENTINEL "a
has the Largest Circulation cf any paper pub
hshed in this County. 1t is therefore the
BEST G!rsrtiajag medium. 1t is a Paper. truly
loyal, ably conducted, a first class Locslist,
and well worthy of the patronage of every
loyal citizen in the County.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
NEWS ITEMS.

in the streets Of Bangor, Me-, last week.
EJThe British and American Bible
Societies have distributed $4,000, 600 Bi,
bles among the heather during the last
City years.
k2-Diilon, the actor, refused to fulfill
an engagement in Nashville on account of
The cholera, whereupon the manager has
sued him for one thousand dollars
sg~The head blocks of the graves of
Union soldiers, who died dnring the re-
bellion, ale hereafter to be Of cast iron
instead Of wood.
s@The dividend of the pennsyiva
MIA Railroad Company, just declared, is
six per cent, being { FILLING of Of ore
per cent.
E&~!l is reported that the Canadian
government has resoked to commute the
sentences of Lynch and McMahon, the
recently convicted Faians.
s9>The Montreal Witness publishes a
map Of the burned district Of Quebec,
which shows that . space sqnai to twenty
acres in length anl niGe in width was
dcsolated. Fifty fso STREETS Darned over.
ssS~ Mrs. keenan,. d Lowell, Massa-
chu>ei's, aas divorced irom Kcenan at
10 Saiasday moyniu-, and married to
Jones Al +, 5.tp:lny-!tcsnoon. She was
"a keeo'u
s-5-A young man named Charles U.
Bar! Gis4 at E.u.r. New YORK, en- Fri
day, fron peculiar form Of erysipelas,
fist developed on his lip, Induced by some
poisonous matter from tase bali With
which he had been playing.
LeS Inc kn9S gi'ic Cor,merciH Of the
l6,h says "JAere is in Knoxville, at
tins time, yaeraufs enough, both 5lacb;
a"d white, to tuiid sp!ediI turnpike
road ia every direction fer at least fifteen
miles to and ffcm our city"
s1gTho hog cholera is very prevalent
id ;hv vicinity OF Richmond Ky. One
man, "to had l05 fine hogs lost twenty
fi;e within three days, and other owners
have also suffered severely 1t last ac
counts the disease was Oh lie increase.
i@g-A young lady residing in Lansing.
Michigan, was stuug on tic forehead by a
honey Dee in August last. The poison
o: the sting caused severe swelling
aud SO Protrastcd her nervous system as
to cctii:c her to BID, and eventually
caused LcI death last nnn;h.
sgin Au5tri.o drum major is now in
Detroit looking for empIoyu.eut who, ae
cordins to his own story, his been in TIC
amy seventeen years, has taken part in
iifty.seyen battles, and been wounded
twelve tines, speaks fourlcen lansrages
ani plays or thirty musical Instruments
Fs5' Reports from all portions Of Law;
indicate the settlers are 1ockirg ,her,
faster than eve: before, and that whi.C
hoases are very scarce in the ;owus, The
lands are being rapidly taken up and set
t'ct upon. In 1860 the population 0
Iowa was G749IS, but i; Is now estilnat
cd at more than 100000.
ssSg-The oldest woman in America il
Mrs. Folch, who lives in the mountain.
of East Tennessee, and is aged one hun
dred and twenty-one years She is blinc
bat being quite hearty, walks withou, AZ
sistarcc. Her memory is unimpaired
and she can recount many Of :he event
Of the Revolution with great accuracy
RonEERY.-A robbery was committed
in a New York omnibus on Friday last
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
yUNIATA HOTEL

Tn the Court Of Common Pleas for he Coun =
i IL Of Juniata, Estate Of Daniel Burns.
The auditor appointed by the court to dis
tribute the balance in the hands OF Henry
Cross committee of Daniel Burns, deceased,
to and amongst the creditors Of the said de-
ceased will meet the parties interested for
the purpose Of his appointment on Thursday
he 2gtI day of November, A. b. 1860. at 10
o'clock \. NJ. OF said day at his Office in
Millintown, Juniata county, Pa.
JEREMIAH LYONS, Audit.
Oct. Cit.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
- $S D-2 i GO 80 -
u aI.S S3 y l&5 AS Il
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Harrisburg Telegraph b
FOR 1864.
GEO. BERGNER; ;......... ...........P .PrapTie!O

As the approaching session Of the Leg
is!aturc will be one OF unusual interest to
the people Of Pennsylvania-Owiog TO
the fact that United States Senator is to
be elected, and other matters OF great
importance will be acted en- 10y the legis-
lative bodies of the CommOnwealth-and
change viii take place in the Executive
Department Of the State, by the inaugr-
ration Of General Geary as Govegnor-
The attention of The public is invited to
the following Prospectus Of the HUris-
bug ltjrgraPh for 1867:
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH,
Now the largest daily paper in Central or
Southern Pennsylvania, besides confirm
ing full report Q! the proceedings Of
the Legislature, and truthful account
of affairs at the Capital, will give copious
iie'eeraphic reports Of all important events
that transpirc throughout the country, &
synopsis of Congressional proceedings and
other matters at Washington, aud will be
furnished By mail on the following
TER&Is:
One year, in advance. 81 90
Six months, in advance.............. j 30
Three :! I" " - | 70
For the Session. Observation-Disclosures. 2 80
No subscriptions taken for less than
three months.
THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
VIII contain resume Of tho Important
business Transacted in Congress and the
Legislature, TelccraDhic reports whjch
appear in the Daily, Commercial ans! Fl.
nancial Intelligence, and other iuiportan;
matters necessary to make up frs. class
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14

4 sSGGNEg3 NOTICE.-Jobn Frec:, Of
y Marysyille, Ferry county, Pa, surviving
partner of the late firm Of Kurt & Freet.
composed of Joseph ku,tz, decd. nni said
John Freet having on TIE -3,h day Of Coto-
bcr. 1866. made voluntary ASSIGNMENT Of Iii
the estate real personal and mixed '~ioUeirs
to said firm, to ihe undersigned Assignee, in
trust for the benefit OF crc,Atcr5. Notice Is
hereby given to ali persons owing or iad-5.ed
TO said firm to come forward and make isame-
diatc payment an. those having cl ltiiaf against
said fra or partnership to Iresen; their ao-
count iOr settlement to
SAMUEL iEDNAnD,
Oakland Mills, JuniGta county, Pa.
IH,D-E-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
SP0UTING, ROOFING,

job AMI SheetiEg work, will be promptly at
tended to either in town or country. BRASS
Co:,cr and EaaF.c,ed French Preserving Kct-
;ics, riureTs. Brass. Copper. French Iiuueu.
X-ime.,yl Hollow Ware, Wah.c Iraus Coal
Shovsis, i'rui; Cans, both common and Patent.
and OF various measures- always on hand and
ioa sale
Persons in want of anything in the above
iiuc axe requested to give me call heiaro
Purchasing elsewhere, a. l feels confident
that can suit tasCi either rs regards the
article or the price.
255g@ CID copper, Brass ani Pewter bought
and the hiehcs: price paid il cash or ecods
June -, '65. y. Z. LlTTLEFIGLO
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
I'IIIS WAY FOR BARGAINS /!
NEW GOODS NJ
mickey Z tsEnlll1 El..l,

The undersigned has just received aiar.e
steek OF Dry Goods and Groceries at their
store on Rail Road Street, in Patterson, which
they are opening to the public, al the following
, u Yrieps
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
IyYihYaBlE F0R fEEIHIYG CNILDGEy.

Il sgityns the gums, aha'cS lhEaWmatloh
invicorates the stomach and bowels, cOrrec:s
aciditv, and Is sure aEi speedy cure for
Collie, Cramps and windy Pains.
4 most excellent preparation for children
Of q restless auI fretlul habit and in sii cases
Of Looseness, Uriping, Vomiting or Other r.
ward grief. it gives immediate ease.
Used for more than half 2 century IN the
private practice Of one Of the most eminent
physicians Of Philadelphia.
In now placing this article within the reach
OF al our eouutrymcn, we would remark that
We know il to be a remedy Of unriyel.ci cx-
ceIlence aud thar it has proved in thousands
Of eases, a. We are resolved It shall in mil
lions priceless boon. For sale BY Drug
gists' eyeryahsre. Address all orders TO
XiEGLFR K SMITH.
.clr :, I'D u y Z ,,r,.1 y
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
MIFfLINT0WN TN SHOP.

EEATTEG purchased ihe Tin aui Sheet IRON
: : Store, located on Bridge Street, Mildin-
town, | would respectfully inform the public
tin. i"teui to keep constantly on hand 4
genera, .ssarjIlyut Of
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14

.EEECLEE'Is sCELEE9, &c. 81
ROOTS & SHOES for G.cn. women * children.
HATS 1; CAPS for men and boys, SC. &c.
Our stock y composed Of ENIIRAhl
EEW GOOD.S, and ali who desire any article
il oar line would do we'll to call ana examine
o-ir stock before purchasing elsewhere. Do
i'm hing hut Strictly CASH Bas'"'ss' We
are enabled to sci: goods at very IoT hsnre.
Close rsSh buyers wouid DO wei to examine
our stock. We respectfully solicit L snare OF
public patronage ....-,
nov :, IgJG-ti LQtLO1' }A' AN..N'
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14

+ LARGE and well selected stock Of GRO
II CERiBs, comprising Ham, Shoulder. E;.
con- Mess Pork. Fl"ur. Spices, &c. Sc at
SJLUrFf. FRO" 4 TARKEHS
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14

Il sSioNEES NOTICE.-John Free', Of
II Marysvillc. Perry county, Pa, having Oh
the 29ih day Of October, 1866, made = yeluH-
tary assignment CT all the estate real, per
sonal and mixed belonging to The said John
Erect, to the undersigned Assignee in trust
for the benefit of creditors. Notice j. hereby
given to all persons owing or indebted 10 -nii
John Frect to come forward aud Make iumc-
diate ra yment and those having claims against
the same to present their accounts for settle
nent to SAMUEL LEONARD.
Oakland Mills, Juniata county, Ia,
nov = lSG6-Gt.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14

E@y"About the coolest thing yet is d
remark of the Richmond Dispatch which
quotes from New ! Iork paper the state
ment that in Brooklyn the officers have
refused to register n.as as q voter for
no other reason than that he served in
the Confederate army, and ADDS. "The
Southern people have made no such dis.
cri,niuation against Federal soldiers"
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5 I sA5 Z

liza aai Japan ware, the largest and best in
t,.e county, and - to quality and workman
ship cluuo: he surpassed.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14

Eas~The amount of freight received a.
St. Paul this year is greater than ever
befarc.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14
DR,LEON'S INFANT REMEDY.

\ most delightful apd eihcaoiou' cure ror
the various lis to which infants and young
children are subject.
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.SCLE {RO OPHIETORS,
1877 North 7Hird S., PaHadcipdio.

NOTICE.-fhc following Assignee Accounts
"a have been fled in the Pro o.hCuatGry'7
Office of Junata county, and VIII be present
ed to the Court for confirmation al the next
Court on "Wednesday, December '&j, to wit:
The account OF jeremiah Lyons. Assignee
Of Henry Brubaier. Also, the account Of
Elinu Beuner, Assignee OF the firm of Sellers
{. Derrick.
Prothonatary's CGiee, J CIV JAc0Rs
Mifiintovn Nov. tc. proth' '
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Also, fall assortment cf QueeEswIre-
Hardware. T;nvare HrocJas, Brushes. ba,E,
els, Buckets. Tubs, Tobacco, ) sars. &c, sc,
usually kept in q country store Purchasers
will do well b. calling aud eNameuiag ogr
stock, before purchasing elsewhere. our
motto is to sell cheaP for CASH or Country
irn.uce.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-08

MhH, Il VI. tussn ihAi ! ws,la
nefef ffWfef entirely fyun lis agTssla
N ~ injury, sni lIa ssgy dsy
,alf fllpaf wlionly departed koh.
lhe neiRhbHhoel H. mala ~ Al.
itHlh n e. ne n8 cent me ees
hfewell When I vas beea ma,s
ihfndi aad beginning. With mwsl,
uuall'gtl l,illefhsm. " Ifafh lhe H..
ann n Iiiiahfe ani fedgnAlIu that
awaited me, ! received Z leiief lfgm
him. ~ With he merely mld ihat NJ
presumed NY own Iailgiaeml had
taught mc 10 my ALTERED tiftnmslau.
o. or engagement mnal come 10 Al,
end lHl f. saiisfy biz own sense III
huuof lhia honsfl 4 M wfose h mv
that While entertaining the highest
respect loW me, Ne desired Iormal
fcnunciniion NJ the claim. Whiting
on The buiium II the letter, pl<t 4
lc as you wish I retunedli h him
y once, and ihus cndcd my brief
dream ~ romance
henfd ere this of flliott's cow-
nrdly conduct on that dayi but now
,rst bctl,oaghi nae 70 inquire who
had rescued me from that imminent
death Ana Then learned that
james Frazier, his arm already lso-
Ken y Tue jeFk With which lirdxn
bc.s tore away from hlmpS he caught
" her bridle, had ridden ailcr mo
from The water Many times daily
he made inquiries concerning mcj
his had been the hand that had sent