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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12

KRONER. Heir pec. NN'ural. nnrahie. Brar,tful,
Nest ard Chcspcrt 81 the Nosii. Sold Is all Drag
giss- and Country sitrc&e.r RI. join J. kKOMka.
Sals Propulsion. iNi NhestaEt 81. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
a,nicaro1ire s.ock xlarkef.

&0NCUXO aItVe EtOCW M0rkCt.
by Telegraph Nos. 10.
IIogs--Rsceived TO - H., g. ass head. Market
active and no,ninally unchanged sales Of about
s.oeo head at . range Of 5.6o@6. 80 closing
quiet and Tending downward.
Ca'tle--keceived co IL ~, 4o2 head. Market
neglected buyers having turned their attention
to the hog market first class to extrs shipping
range ut %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12

lsSrhav.r Holland Bitters.
rINAasn rala rue
on siCgSr AXp MOST GRACEFUL
rowe AND ss5atss<E TIVE
H. tn ye4itahle Kingdom.
l.sasfa NJ, sal un'riei remedy. but .one
kaiwaf.r yea, p.s.. aul usei Ia the families Of
tkp l.sa.. of our citizens iarelghou, the North.
sneth, E,. aad Vast. Tor
sPHpslA
10 all its forms.
foR INDIGESTION.
tuR HEARTBURN.
FOR ACtDirY
FOR WATeRBNASH.
Fua uEADACAE.
FOR LOS1Cf APPETITE
ron ColrIvENESa.
FOR PILES
va-psRxD soLp
g.. SELLERS 4 Co. Pi,tshrrgh Pa.
Srusw's Wlsrs are the pure juice Of the
craps whoss pure aud generous qualities
canuo. be exuslic! for tbs invalid or cons
va,eson, Tncy axe highly esteemed for
eacrsmsnss' rurpose,. n Il. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Krcncr'. i'sir NY. N,'ural. parshie. Beautiful,
Nest ard chcapcci ia .ie W"sia- nd y all Drug
giss- ad Country ~ ,tcae. sra. JOHN J. kROMkA.
Sals Iropristor. iei NhestaHt 81. in,iaaeiphia.
U,frowt,'- rtIs Fslrfrs, ga TAltiSa si.a
u.ss-As pr, vcnti,es fraa or III esteh-
iish,nr re-manrnnt cGrc 81 these periodical TITS
whether Ar.sing fam a plethora .ntcchirh con
.tituiian. Loliowns's iils have been cminenty
spcc..sfui In every ins;snce. They not "n, rufifJ
hat ssllse the circulation OF the yitd frs. stin
uist- the torpid tian OF the functions aud nvigor.
ate the systen. For npopicxy aud rush Of blood I"
the rain. they are the only an'iioc. Sold by all
p.rggis's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
GNIO MACHINE WORKS
Successors 10 Lee LAavitty
Have on hand and are maauhcturinR 10 order,
Portable and 0tatlonory


RoILERs, PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
!, T. II: Steasn's Patent Eccentric Head Dlocko,
say 0rmmers, Shaftine. Haneers and Pullsys.
Ssstiugs OF all kinds made 10 order,
=, wcsiefe IN Circular Saws, Dslting. PICKING and
MIL Furnishing Of all kinds
Repairing Of Machinery made By Lss . Lea.
w.t. or the Urban Machine Works, VIII receive or
special steeoti. - We have a The pattssoe q belh
Works-Cornes walnut strcst asd usniltoo roeA.
Business Ofhce-1so Wess Secood eefeof.
oct94-dAWly CINCINNATI ONO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
IT. l.Omls Market,

By Telegraph Nov. IL.
Fiour-very dull; els for super and sisgl,
extra.
Whest-Hesvy; 24oa1S.e0.
Corn-Deelining; 95c@l.0o; old s09ssc.
Oats -6sMsfc.
BARLEY LIS.
Rre--l 90 for old sec for spring.
Mess Pork-22 TO for new.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12

rnEns i. X, bavrr but what Co.'s Dys-
PERSIA ctRr evcels all teMpdiet ever dis
covered for tbs cnrr Of Dyspepsia, inii-
g,s,ton. Pain aft Fitting. tramps, Coiic,
sni distress IN either Stomach or Bowels
Ia pen.lr al sas.k ia the most fnserlns
,.r.na Of its mcriis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12

PHILApRirnIA. Nov. 1.-THE Journey.
men cigar makers, TO the number OF 2.OOO.
are on strike for higher wages. Some de.
mand 10 per cent increase
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
TESTIMONIALS!

10. Joseph burnett 1 Co.. Of Boston. carry the
les articles have earned an esvisbls reputation,
Un.y equailsd oy their STANDARD flavoriDg ~
s.;."s me following copelusive evidence -
te"ers'ed BY Thousands. Chicago Tribune.
Sspsrusss Is, 1855.
We now use them extensively. and bear tes-
u%csy to Their superior merit. "-Gsge, Waite
Co. sherman House, Chicago.
We use your extracts, and concur 10 the
ssssH Recommendation" Drake =
The - slss slsrs in stree ssh, parity. and
s::omy.cH N. Cinsley, Nsfveves End Con-
'''ae'. Chicago. Dsps. ID, 1858.
- have adopted them srclusivsly." u.
"neas, Caterer aud Conseetionsf. Chicago.
regard your gxtrseas The bese 10 the
n ~ -, Ms ass NO othsss. -llHsiisg. GFiswoid
Oo.' Fash Ave. Hetsl, New YsrA.
mad them better and sbseper thar ~
\. eeve ever used."-Sineoo Lelsad Co..
Asssepo'isan Hotel, New York.
-. s.emisently superior 10 II others fce cni-
N. rsfkef Co.. Paskse House. Boston.
csperscf 70 any ~ hsvs ever ussd. 10
80 sso iesaest aoses, Boslsa.
=. esess..s.A Houss, Pittshsssh, Aug. 9, Is.
..iss ~ ~ y. aosss. 0esessl Agent - have
= s .; ..recss duriag thirty ysars sxpefisncs
acts over Ill others.
). Med. cRossAx. Proprietor.
- Hecommendatorv seticss might b much
sx'eaeed' hus II is needless, because really but
one shees 70 the burden Of them I'll, and their
gssersi spirit is combined in the above.
Nesiy 81 First Glars Druggists and Oroesrs
CO.. supply these Celebrated kxtrscts IN their
various sizes.
"Tue LATE STATE PAM"
sTo JeoepA Dasneta . O.. npetoa, -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,

HO0 AKA OSeOUS ADtY4 EUJVev1
10. ~ East "a III, Daveapert.I 10.
bathing Tubs, wsesr Clnse4s, wash Besns, Lead
Pipe, sheet Lead, Ceteen Pumps. Force Pumpe Chan.
dsler Bracketi, Drop Lieht Pendants. G,sss Shades
An kipde 81 Plnmbing. 0aa and Steam Pipe Fitting
Aeae 10 order. All orders promptly exccuset In good
sfsis and Of fair rates spr10-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
,oxcwoRTn's NATIVE WINES

Golden Wedding. Sparkling Ia
,~wba. Still Catawba, OeIawsre
aud Virginia Seeding. "'"s1 "..'
~. ia c.t.b,lshei House. have gained world
,l,e .~ehrity for their exccliencs. and in purity.
,yaf, favor and boqaet they unsurpassed IN the
make, -l'h.r sArIvr o- roErf.s.
Tr.ae supplied 10y lsngield,. Thoae & Co.. at pro-
,reteFs prices. dg2S i'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
BUSINESS CARDS.
w. 4. tagIvrr<.,a,. Eeenrte..

OFFICE. MhHNEN'S nfpEK. PERRY Vt
| DAVENPORT, IOWA wiTI FsCn rriEs y
~ surpassed. added 20 the esi,nee ef more su
wenty years hopes 10 merit lar shsre 81 pnt
are. ys-dsf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
MARTIN 4 Mupenpny
JOHN ArKu..sy

AIloNNEis AT LAW. Davenport. Iowa, and
: MsTthko. IOWA nnCe Ia Mctiolcil,an Block,
Davenport On West eide Public Sona.e Marsnuc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
r II T. CUlSIN f.
B U r N ETT'S
feriecs'y Pure and Highly Concentrated
STANDARD EXTRACTS.

o"' VANILLA, noea. ALA0SD,
SscsAaxs, cslssY. oaAres, PEACE,
Husnno, cKNAnox. CLOVIS, 0rro.a,
Tor navoring lee Creams, Custasda, Pies. Blame
Asnse. Jelliss. Sauces. Sssps, 0ravies, &C..
sno ssk You TO prove. by Trial and eompsrisos,
snef general excellence, asd their superiority
ever those fictitious and unhealthy kinds which
may have been brought 70 your notice. and
~h'sh parade their cseapness - the most i'm
Per'snt point to be considered. We profess TO
sea upon homer in this matter, and where the
house of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
4AI.l.AsaalEss h ssENNGasy.

ATTORNEY At LAW. eNre WIN Hahn l. p,slt.
- . Co.. Nfckoil. biock. Davenport. Iowa. locs-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12


ktilcr. after a thorough trial, by innumerabe
ltne wIin.s,e., has proved Itself rut Mspiciss oil
,ss aro. Although there have been many medicinal
fh ssonr bTosg hit before tie prbiic since The n's'
i4,toducton Of Perry DaSl.' Vegetable Fam hlief'
ani large amounts expended in their Introduction.
tina Pain Killer has cont nn.a 10 steadily advance In
~. rs,ima son o world re TIC beet Family Nrd-
Gin. .,er introduced II l. al Internal and e,ic'prl
,.,,,sy uac positive prosf Of lie eiilescs u. that
4t..... have roI-'antly incrcaacd ard wholly n'"h
"a. mergi. 1ne effect 81 the Pain hiiicr upon
the ,.,,ut when taken internally la cas's of Colds
t-savb Bowel oompalat-. Cholera Dysen'ery. ana
,,r alecii..s ~ the syten, has been truly wonder
Z Il, and h.s Won Tot Il name among mrdifsi prep
..,,n, Tint can never be forgotten. lie success Ia
=. nos,t. ran, a. hu external remedy IN cases OF
Murn.. Bruises. Sores trrains. Cuts, Sings Of In
.,s.na other oGuse. ~ suffering. has secured for
,ueb Los, oftcsiimony. a. an almost infabie rem
,.uS.,t will I've hnnded down 70 rosteriiy ~ ore
r-ca.es, medical discoveries Of III, nineteenth cen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
"Tue LATE srAr, pAm"

tn LATE STATB FAM"
TIE JeseSh bssnets = o., Dsstea. -
'aweeae1 First Psise IL OsiAing Hxtrests
''and First Prise for Toilet Astieles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12

Corrected BY II. =. EvAxs Z CO.
CnGYxE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
IL " NOV Al.

r.. ii. HAZEN, M. d.,
Physician amt Surgeon.
IN CoNNke TioN WITH THE GENERAL
practice, special attention paid u the diseases Of
,ho Eye. the Ear the kidney. aud the rcsic oisans
Once; with br. Miner. corner 81 Brady mud 10 .is
DEs. y. HOCsnANx.
DaISlCIAN AND SURGEON Office, No.
i 80 Brady street,. tup stairs.) Residence
on l4th IT,. bet. BRADY and Main. oct3d. dti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
Milwauaxee Market.

s.10BS.UV.
Wheas--Active; l.s2 for No. !.
New HOPk mOrRee.
By Telegraph November -.
Cotton-Quiet, 1s(liac.
Fiour.10c better on chipping bssA6s. end n iale
export demand: S.sc0i0.i6 foe extra 0eaee: 0.Go0
12.s5 for n. n. 0.
whest-lGlqc better. s.isS12.is for No spring
isa2 80 for No. spring S.9AQse fbs No. I
! spring.
Co-n-Qulet and uncheaeed: l.s70t.0 1.s.
Oate-Quict. eteady. 76 1-9Gl77 for western.
| Pork-Quiet. steady. 2o.scG9O.e6.
Lasd-steady.
Pefrolcum-l3 Tor crude, 9e03o for reAssd \
bond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
LOWEST RATES.

The Tailoring Establishment IL IN charge Of Michael
Leberknecht an old and experienced enter and III
ishes Win has carried busncfs in this city for the
past II years.
II you want nice 1roadtloths, Cassinesrr. Flan-
uele, Tweede, Yarn Blankete or any kin Of WOODEN
Goods honestly made. and u low psiees, cali 1t III
eR0CK ISLAND wOOluy MILLAI
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-23

CHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sundry
~ wriis of Eieri Facias, issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Juniata county,
Pa, and to ne directed, there will be EXPOSED
TO public sale, at the Court House in the bor-
ough of Mitiiinown, on Monday, November
llth. 1867, at ! o'clock =. NJ, the following
property. to wit:
The one undivided half part of four GER
tain Let's of Ground, No. H. II, II, a in
the general plan Of the Borough of Mtfiin-
town, bounded on the north by Bridge street
on the east by front street, on the south by
lot of c. J. Chamberlain, and on the west hy
the Pennsylvania Canal, with Brick Store
House and Ware House, Frame House and
Blacksmith Shop thereon erected.
ALso-All the right, title and interest of
Jacob Sulouff, in a tract of Land in ..Slim-
gut Valley" Fermanagh township. adjoining
lands of Henry DUNN, Jacob ulsh' Heirs,
Henry Suloutf, and others, containing Three
Hundred and Thirty Acres, more or less. with
Dwelling House and Bank Barn thereon
erected.
ALsO-All the right, title and interest of
Jacob Sulouff in n tract of Land in Ferman-
agh township, adjoining lands Of Enoch Horn
ing on the south, Jacob Ulsh's Heirs on the
east, Henry DUNN on the nortn, and the Ju-
nlata River on the west, with n Dwelling
House and Barn thereon cree cd. containing
Two Hundred and Twenty Acres, more or
less.
ALso-A Lot of Ground in the borough of
Miffiintown, bounded by Second street on the
west, by Cherry street on the north, by an
alley on the east, and by lot of James Kirk
on the south, with House and Stable there
on erected
aLso-A Lot of Ground in the said borough
of Nif1intown. bouuied on the north bv !
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-23
FROM THE PLAINS.

ST. Louis, Oct, ia difficulty re-
Gently occurred at Cameron Crossing, on
the Santa Fe road, between the escort Of
a passenger stage coach, in which three
men were Killed, and the sergeant in com
mand of the escort wounded. The trouble
grew out of the drunkenness and quarrel
some conduct Of the sergeant.
The telegraph lioe reached Hays City
yesterday. The Santa Fe Stage Company
and United States Express line will make
this their terminus this winter.
There is no Indian news.
HAYS CITY, SMOKY HILL ROUTE, VIA
ELLSWORTH, Kansas, Oct. 11.-Last
night the f. d. Pacific Railroad reached
this point, and cars are now running
President Perry and officers Of the road,
and Mr.. Shoemaker, contractor, were en-
tertained at the j. D. Perry Hotel, :he
largest west of Junction City. The city
is fsll of people, and good business houses
are building rapidly.
There is no Indian news. The savages
from here to Wallace, and, as far as heard
from, the Plains, have been unusually
quiet the last two weeks. All interest is
now centered at Fort Larned, Forty five
miles from this point, where the Peace
Conference is about to bc held.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-23
FARM FOR SALE.

Will be sold at public sale on the premises
on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10Th, 1867, a
farm lying in Fermanagh township, late the
property Of Joel Yoder, decd, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, and TWENTY-ONE
PERCIlES, of which 81 acres are cleared and
in a good state of cultivation, the balance
heavy timber land. There is the half inter
est in Lime Kiln a mile distant which
will be sold with the farm. The improve
ments are a new BANK BARN, &c 4 40 with
Wagon Shad, Corn Crib, LOG HOUSE
Weatherboardcd, with all the necessary out
buildings. A good spring of water and also
well Of good water at the door. The proper
ty lies three miles from Mitflintown on the
main road to McAlistersviile. A young Or
chard of grated fruit, apples, cherries, pears
etc.
Terms Of Sale-Three hundred dollars to
be paid on day of sale, the balance of one
half the purchase money to be paid on lst OF
April next and the balance in two equal an
nual payments with interest secured by bond
OH the prsmics.
Possession to be given on st day Of April
1868. Title undisputab,e.
Oct. 23-ts, THE HEIRS.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-23
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

That certain individuals connected with
the Pennsylvania Railroad in this county,
did use their influence against Messrs.
Robson and McVitty is a well known
fact to the Republican party of this couu-
ty. And now, since it is known that the
same influence was brought to bear against
them in all the counties along the line we
can heartily endorse the suggestions made
in the following article from the Lewis.
town Gazette, and can furnish the proof
of the interference of certain officials not
a thousand miles from this place. ss.
1t is well known that the directors Of
this road have a resolution on their min.
utes prohibiting all its employees from d.
rcc,iy OF Indirectly interfering in elcc-
tions; it is equally well known that no
Republican connected with that road has
ever been charged with having perverted
it to the interests Of that party. On the
other hand, not year has gone by lately
in which this county was not colonized by
gangs of hands, who remained in the dis
trict just long enough to gain ten days
residence and vote and in every such in-
stance, hardly a Republican vote was
found among them. Complaint upon
complaint was made, and occasionally a
high sounding order was issued but those
who were at the bottom of the work were
retained in Office only to repeat the same
offense the following year. In the late
campaign, the defeat Of both Republican,
Senator's in this district-certaiuly of one
is directly owing to the interference Of
railroad officials, who threatened Republi
oans with discharge in case they did not
vote against Robson and McVItty. We
know that efforts have already been mad,
to hush up this matter, probably by threat
ening to discharge those who were thus
Influenced if they sale anything about i;
but we believe the time has come for the
Republican party of this section to de-
mand scrutiny into The management of
railroad affairs in this county. Let com
mittee of the Directors be appointed to
examine the hands under oarh-let them
inquire OF men who were discharged or
refused employment, although immediate
ly afterwards others of the right kidney
we're SO employed-let them inquire along
the line Tito numberless promises of en-
ploymcnt MADE, and they will find that
the Pennsylvania Railroad is and has been
used against the Republican party of this
county precisely as the State Canal was
formerly used against the Wings. Where
maorities are large few votes make lit
tie difference, but in Mifilin, where the
vote is close, colonzed voters on the rail-
road have repeatedly defeated Republican
candidates.
If these things are done with the sane.
tion of the directors, it is time for the
Republicans Of the interior to know it;
if it is not, it is time that those who SO
pervert the railroad, whether superinten-
dents. supervisors, or bosses, be discharg-
ed d-Lcu,stOun GdzdUe.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-23
CALLoFruECOUNrY COMMITTEE

The members of the County Committee
are requested to meet at the SENTINEL
Office, on Monday, Dec. I'd at l O'Clock
P. NJ, (court week. to prescribe rules Tor
conducting the election ordered by the
Republican County Convention to be held
on the second Tuesday of March next, to
vote for or against the adoption of the
Crawford County System. A full atten-
dance is particularly desired as it is impor-
tant every district should be represented.
The following gentlemen compose the
committee.
Mifflintown-J. J. Patterson, Solm'n. Books
Fermanag gh-Dapiel Seiber, Jacob Hover.
Walker-John Motzer, L. Davis.
Delaware-S. o. Evans, Geo. W. Smith.
Monroe-Samuel Brown, A. G. Shellenbcrgcr
Susquehannah-E. Long, E. Crawford.
Greenwo5n-T. Rumberger, II. F. Zeders.
Fayette-M. Hoffman. L. Shellenberger.
Patterson-S. ii. Brown, F. F. Rohm
Milford-Jshn Balsbach, John Earnest, jr.
Perrysville-Capt. J. Thompson, W. b. Okeson
Turbett-E. W. Berkey, Isaac Hickman.
Spruce Hill-W. J. Evans, Thomas Patton.
Beale-R. Doyle, Vim. Young.
Tuscarora-G NJ. Smoker, James Murphy
Lack-James Wallace, Matthias Stump.
Black Log-Jacob Gunter, James Mcintyre.
J.J. PATTERSON, Chairman.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-23
The Tweuty-First Senatorial District

Two Copperheads will present certif
Gates of election to the clerk of the State
Senate, as Senators from the district com,
posed of the counties Of Blair, Hunting
don, Centre, Miffiin, Juuiata and Perry,
says the Harrisburg Telegraph, but the
question arises whether majority of the
Senate, after all the facts involved in this
claimed election have been considered,
will agree to admit one or both of the
men thus demanding seats. Portions Of
the Twenty first Senatorial district are
controlled by the worst Copperhead infu-
enccs, and there is no doubt that in such
counties as Centre an amount Of illegal
voting was done sufficient to reduce the
Republican majority by which We had a
right to look for the election of McVitty
and Robson. Our own personal knowl.
edge of Centre county, and from what we
learned while sojourning in that locality
during the past week, has impressed us
with the belief that the election of Shu,
CERT was secured by fraud. We do not
of course, desire 20 intimate that Mr. Shu.
CERT was party to these frauds. He
personally, is an honorable man, who
would scogn TO take a part in the perpe
iration Of any wrong; but his election
was sought by demagogues, who used the
ignorept men under their control 20 &C
complish their purposes. In Centre coun
ty deserters were voted, in the face of the
protests Of men who knew the sneaks.-
In the same county voters from ClearfelC
county we're used to swell Shugert's ma
jority. There is no doubt that by thes,
means Mr.. Shugert's election was attain
ed, and when the seat of this gentleman
is contested, as it will be, these facts viii
be fully established.
The Twenty-frst Senatorial district i.
one of the largest and mos. important il
the State. There is no doubt that tha
district is thoroughly Republican, ant
ever in the face of the fact that fraud wal
perpetrated to elect the Copperhead can
didates for the Senate, had our friend
polled their full vote, Robson and Newt
~ could have still been elected. o
course these frauds will be thorough,
tested, and when they arc established a
We have every reason to know they Cal
be proven, one and perhaps both the Cop
perheads claiming election in that distric
will be rejected by the Senate, and recog
milton accorded where it of right belongs
to Messrs Robson and McVitty.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-23
COpperhead Love for Soldiers.

At Dayton, Ohio, seventy-fve invalid
soldiers, inmates of a Soldiers Home, were
taken to the polls and voted for General
Hayes to a man. They we're all crippled
and helpless, but the Democratic crowd
was cowardly enough to insult then with
coarse epithets, while some yelled: "Pity
you hadn't lost both your ID arms
"Sorry that other leg was left'-"Pity
the rebels hadn't killed you"
For such men as these Lyons, DR.. Ster.
rett, Prof. Wilson, Patterson, of Peru
and Joseph l.. Stewart used their influ.
ence in this county thus defeating two
soldiers, the nominees of the Republican
party. Let Republicans remember .his
fact
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-23
SENATORIAL ELECTION.

The official vote of the 2lst district, as
published below, by counties, shows that
the Democratic candidates have been elect
ed to the State Senate. We imagine that
this table will be particularly refreshing
to the easy-going Republicans who re-
mained at home on election day fondly
thinking that there would be enough Of
votes cast on the right side without their
assistance. There is scarcely an election
district in Juniata county where there
were not enough of stay-at-home Repub'
licans to have elected one Of our Senate
rial candidates.