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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY,
rRv Cahlt to the Associatad prose

SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 15-Noon.-The steamer
Harmonic arrived at queenstown at noon. .. ;
LSNDoN, Oct l5-Noon.-Consols, gii5; Erie,
d6a: illinois. Central, TN: Z. S 5-2O's, III 16
FRANKFORT, Oct. 15-Noon.-U. S. 5.2O's,
1871. .n'
saies of 1900 bsies. Miding Uplands SIS l6:
Orleans 61l-16 Bre8dstuffs f1rmer: Corn &C :
tice and advancing. Other articles I'M.
changed. t#
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BASE RAIL-,

The Atlaniics Defeat the Irvinstons,
Especial Dispatch to the Start
PHILADELrHh Oct. f5.-The Atlantic Clut
defeated the l'viDgtons tor the second time
yesterday Score SO to H.
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GENERAL BRAUREeARD AT THE WAR DE-
PARTMRNT.-General Beauregard called a.
the War Department to day, and had an inter
view with General Grant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

~ The Election Committee OF the House of
Representatives. to investigate charges of dis.
loyalty against members elect from Kentucky.
has been holding a session in Lexington since
Friday last. They expect to proceed from
there to Louisville on Saturday next, and hold
q session at the Louis willie Hotel They ex
pect to commence taking evidence there on
Monday w.
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TREATMENT OF PRISONERS OF WAR.-Hon
John r. T.. Shanks, chairman of, and ]. D.
Larrabee, clerk to the Committee on the Treat
Rent Of Prisoners of War and Union citizsns.
left Washington on Saturday evening for Bos.
ton, where the committee will b old its session
LOT the purpose OF taxing testimony in the New
England States. They will meet at the Re-
we're House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS REyECTED-The
second branch of the City Councils OF Balh-
more yesterday afternoon rejected resolutions
from the first branch making an additional
appropriation OF $4,000 for the payment Of
salaries and other expenses incurred in the
establishment of colored schools; also appro-
prlating 5000 for Improvements on q lot in
the rear of Orchard-street Church, directed To
be leased for the use OF colored school No. 7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

DEATH OF AN EX-CoNGREssNAN-H
David L. Seymour. prominent New York
Democrat, died las. week He was born in
Connecticut, but has long resided IN New
1or8, and was elected to Congress in 1913 and
1851. He was q delegate at laree 10 the Naw
York COnstitutionAl Con Yention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

REsRRvATIo FOR LIGHT HOUSE PURPosRs
BY request OF the Lighthouse Board, the
Commissioner of the General Land Office has
ordered the reser walton for lighthouse mr..
poses at Poverty Island, in Lake Michigan,
embracing fractional sections and 9, town.
ship 36, north OF range l9 west, in Marouette
land district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

DEATH OF TREASURY OFFICIAL -Iufor
nation was yesterday received a. the Treasury
Department from Texas, announ cling the death
OF ID. b. Bonfosy, the recently suspended Col.
leetor of Internal Revenue for the Fourth
District Of Texcs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

THE SUB-JUDICIARY COMMITTEE The
Suh-Judiciary Committee, charged with the
duty OF inquiring whether the States Of Mary.
land and Delaware have Republican forms Of
Government and not repugnant to the Cons,i-
tuition Of the United States. reassembied a,
the Capitol this morning at twelve o'clock
all the members present, and after a short
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

RETURH OF THE POsTMAsrER GENERAL
Postmaster General Randall returned to the
city last evening from his recent visi. to New
York and Boston, and was again at the Ds.
partment this morning
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NAVAL UnDEns.-Lieut. Com III auupr VIM
Gushing, detached from the command OF the
fenooscot, and orderfa to command the Mau.
NEE Acting 30 Assistant Engineer Wallace
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AYoung Law Sho, Circus

u
CINCINNATI, Oct 15-A disturbance oc.
Cured at French's circus, at Eaton, Prebls
county. last night, curing which man named
William Thomas 1Rd at the rirgmaster, and
missing him, the ball struck a young lady
named Campbell, killing her instantly, the
ball passing through her breast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

"Speaker Colfax has taken the house front.
ing Lafayette Square, and opposite Secretary
Stewards residence, and Will s.ksep house.,
here this winter for the first time since enter.
Ine Congress-
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Maine Rioters I

Maine Rioters Tear Up a Dam.
LRwIsToWN. MAINE, Oct. 15.-A mob of
about nity men tore up the tide dam al Sheep.
scott Maine. a few days since. The rioters
alIege that the dam injured navigation
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SCOTLAND AND IMMIGRATION

sNOIEhND AND IMMIGRATIOS
MI. Alexander Williamson has ,ust returned
from avisitt 10 Scotland. While there he Wis ted
several of the best agricultural sections of the
Lothians, and from fire quent con versations he
had with the farmer "hands, " male aud fena ale,
he found that they were most an xious to bet
ter their condition and prospects by emigrating
to the lnlted States, but the only drawback to
such a contamination was the want OF means,
their hunt BILE pittance In the shape of wages,
and ''kind" not permitting them to put any
thing in store for contingencies. From their
proverbial thrift, Intelligence, domestic disci-
pine, and thorough agricultural kno wledge
and experience, there is NO nationality that
would sooner aid in the material development
Of this country, and in fostering and main
tanning q healthful public sentiment. It
would be well, therefore, that measures were
promptly taken for their transportation and
immediate employment on landing on our
shores Too much care. however, cannot be
taken in seeing tina, good accommodation and
essential comforts, during their passage, are
secured to them, and thai their employers pro-
vide for them habitable and conveniently con-
structed dwellings, because the tulfilment OF
these requirements will go very far in en-
couraging hundreds TO follow their examples
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New York Market

NEW YORK, Oct 15-Flour 5a1O cents better
Wheat lac cents better. Corn 1 cent better.
Oars y cent bettsr. Pork heavy, sales OF 500
bales; Mess SD 35as22dO. Lard steady. Peas
steady. Cotton quiet and ste ady at 10 cents
for middling uplands. Spirits Turpentine
lower at 56Is Gems. Rosin dull
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Nallandisham Serenaded-The Senatorial
Question

HAMILTON, Oct. i3.-Eallandigham was
serenaGed at tip City Hall last night, but did
lot make speech. He remained here to- day,
and the question OF the Senatorship was ampiy
discussed. ALI the leading Democrats here
are enthusiastically committed to VaiIandig.
ham. 1t is understood that the True Telegra oh
Will give him vigorous support.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

DThs Twentieth Annual Fair OF the MARY.
iand Institute tor the promotion Of the me.
ohanic arts opens in Baltimore this evening at
the Institute Hail -
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Yellow Fever Epidemic a Mpmphis-It is
Rapidly on the Increase.


MEMPHIS, Oct 1.-THE physicians of this
city, in council 20 Gay, declared the yellow
fever epidemic. Cases are increasing rapidly
forty seven new cases were reported for the
twepty-tour hurs ending at noon The
weather is clear, with light frosts in the morn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

W aoHiated National Bank notes must Be
presented for redemption to the banks OF les ne,
ana by the oank to the Treasury Department.,
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The failure OF RaIls L Co. cotton h,ok.rs
Liverpool and London, crea,es M ncb unessJ'
ness In New York, where they have a branch
heuse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

"The Charlottesville lya,) Chronicle has
cbanEed its views, aud now advises to vote
against the call for Con ventloE. --.-E-- =
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s1-It Is stated that Secretary McCuIIoeh
denies that the New York Metropolitan Rev.
elue Board ia to be abolished. gassI e1T'-s5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
THE Pennsylvania ELECTION.
= Sharsws GODS Ma iority TAI.

: q Especial DISPATCH 10 the star
{ PHI ADsri HIA, Oct Is. --A'l the counties CT
this State have been heard fron1,sand taeiAgs
gives Sharswood ia msiority.
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Prominent Philadelphia Republicans
Nominate General Grant for the Presi.
aoia!DIspatch TO the Star. I

t>pecidiD iSpatcl 10 the Star
PHILADBLFHA, Oct. ia meeting of
prominent Republicans, including District
Attorney Mann, was held at his private resi-
dence last evening, and recommended Gene.
raj Grant as thar choice for the Presidency.
and formed Glib to promote that object.
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sc Il N n .-.I------
No 496 G. SrpEEr - ~ W.

nK. c { n n.
II IT HIS NEW OFFICE,
No. 496 STREET.
near New Jersey Avenue
Washington, d. c.,
Continues to he Confidentially Consulted in ali
cases recurring skill and experience being the dis
coxerer OF the only sure remedies for diseases of
private character. The treatment adopted by him
Is that which has the approval of the most distin
gnisined surgeons of Paris, London and New York .
that permanent cure for the worst cases of Con-
sSu1.nttonai Diseases, Enlargement of the PROSTATE
practice, &c. can now be obtained to moral cer
fa,nty II application be made to those whose intel
Schuman has opened in this city, all the many
cases that have come under his care have been
cured without single exception. Persons con
every care, and strictly professional confidence.
IN an cases an early application is of the utmost
to the most serious results. Rooms arranged 90
that the patient comes in contact with no one but
the oocter. Once hours, 7 to IL g.. m, 5 to D. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

RULES IVORY AND Roxwoon
3D.. For sale by -! =
&C Al5,n JOHN B. ELVANS l. CO. s
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR ONE LARGE
coupe Horse. we'll mated, we'll ~
gated. stylish PAIR of HORSES will IN
drive single and go under the saddle. Ap-N0
ply to DIT. 8, VERDI, 26c G street. Oc l4-6ts r.r
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PERSONAL,

NoTICE.- persons having claims against
l balance due from the United States to ED
WAkD b. WARREN. late first class fireman
United States Navy, deceased are hereby notified
to present such claims, with proper vouchers, s.
j. W. Tabor. Fourth Auditor within four ca
months from this date.
STEPHEN J. w. TABOR,
Fourth Auditor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

ga number Of farms In the Valley OF viz
ginia have lately bsen sold to purchasers from
Pennsylvania and other Northern Stat.s. =,
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DRY GOODS, &c.

=, W.
H.
voS. > MAY co.
sos PENNSYLVANIA AEENCE.
between 9Th and 10th streets.
viii omen to dav and TO- morrow
LARGE STOCK
Medium and low nr;cad
fokhlGN DRESS GooDs.
ALSO, Large otoek OF
., $4,000 mn ED phhAiNs'
BLEACuEp sHIHTINGs AND sHEET1SGs
CANTON FLANNELs.
ALL WOOI, WHITE AND cOLORED FIAN-
>r1s -,
BLANKETS. QUILTS, &C., &c.
Anat GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
oc "A 2tif
V, nn
w.
have ,nst reseised f IKE hundred pieces in
where by the piece Large Towels ali Linen, Sis
'' A' HENNAGE, LUTTRELL co.
&c ls:ses St. corner 10Th stree! and Pa ave:
" W. pBsrs = oo;, ,vrvr.
Will open on MONDAY, Goth inst / case-l2 dog.
p.rMop.I orIpro
Which they will sell at 50, worth S.
just received, cass-S pair
With ,.,, -. AID -. " W., ios s1 la
- NV. sELRY SEQ.
- 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
T-.--.--.e 1870 = b
JUST RECEIVED, case-8o0 yards
. su.xrp,s r1.N>pYs
shAhhhs fLANNELs,
To be sold at D cents worth 60Is cents
Also" a Int Of
! 30 LINEN TOWELS.
At 20 cents very cheap.
2a ~ J. W. sELBY CO., a
-Lf''4 --aAg 1853 323 Pennsylvania avenue
r fsHgf - -
JUST REcEIyED-i'4's. 322I- d -
! FROM THE NEW YORK EXPECTATIONS,
! A lot of.r,o,a;a 90 80 = = - /.
80 - 'fi 'Al..-,- .-.-. -..+..-.,..
/ ses h hLAf1 1LACh SILKS af--
Which we are offering at prices lower than any
a cit
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~ Both branches of the Baltimore City
Council have agreed to adjourn sine dit on
Thursday alter aoon. 18th instant ~, g -
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EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.

: E7QUAL TO MY Ut SBAND.
Well, George, want to get my hair dressed
Hum Fanny that costs much
Oh No, sir, it does not cost more than you spend
In Barber shop. See Madame Demongeot 5 pric IS.
Hair dressed.
Short hair, sO.25 Cut for ladies gent $3.50
Long hair, 80 Shampooing short hair, 81
Outsidethe door 80 shampooing long hair
Flower Curtis, 200 and dressing it, 100
On hand, a large assortment of Perfumery. Long
Hair of every extra color, Braids Curls. Invisi-
BILE Wigs on hand or made to order. At DEMON
GEOTfS HUMAN HAIR STORE, PTS Penn. ay.,
bet. 10th and 18th SITS. south side IS -6m
nOCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may
~ bee"nIlted daily by. Ladies and Gentlemen
in need O5 the services of n skillful and reliable
physician, at his office, 496 G street, near New
Jersey avenue, Washington. D. C.. My celebrated
PERSIAN LILO I'D sent to any address.
Letters must contain a stamp Sc q Inn
HATS RENEWED.-SILK HATS REFINISH
IL ED AND SET TO FASHIONABLE
TORY, No. 3461s 7th ST., bet. and K. siS-eoIm
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WILTON ]. SAFFOLD,

WILTON J. SAFFOLD,
formerly Of Montgomery, Alabama,D
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAw
WASHINGTON, DC
Office No. 42s D Street, Opposite the City Hall,
viii practice in the Supreme Court of the United
States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. selS-tf
+ AIDES PLEASE READ THIS.-WILLIAM
IL PRINCE, 439 9Th street has about six hun
bred GOO we'll made stamps of elegant designs for
Embroidery, Braid, &C., that he will sell cheap the
whole or part, and teach the buyer the Compost
ton, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain
how to use them, gratis Being part of q duplicate
set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to
engage in this profitable business and having 8
small capital should call at once. je3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

InTERsAI. REYEsuE.-Tee receipts from this
source o,cay were Ss3i, 7sSs2 = 80 81 3 q
90 = rarA.n 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

~ Speaker Golfax 10 stamping Wiseonsiu
for the Republicans. Election next month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

The large and elegant Dining Rooms northwest
corner Of sixth street and Pennsyl vania avenue
World wide In reputation ~ Bubants Dining
reftted. regardless of ex pense -. $40
The proprietor takes this method to inform his
will RE OPEN his saloon on TUE SDAY EVEN.
ING the 18th instant and will be happy to receive
his friends OF that time ~ igI''S = lN>''S
&C l4.tf 90 rta az. GEORGE G. DUBANT
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WANTED-New and CASTOR CLOTHING, old
W GOLD and SILVER, or any other article Of
value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro.
ker's Store OF =. FULTON h CO., 500 9th street.
doOrg north OF Fenna. avenue Sole Agent for
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE. de22-lY
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JOSEPH j. MAY q CO., 80 g. a-tE -
sos PENNSYLVANIA AvESrE,
between Ninth and Tenth Streets. 40.
-a @:s 4aE Washineton, D. C.s,i =" 80 7sr,ti
PORT,ERs OF
RICH BLACK SILKS, rfef ~
RICH COLORED SILKS, at
BLACK and COLORED EATINS, .-s
LYONS SILK yELvETs,o rt - 80 ti5i'
+ PARIS and LIZ ONS POPLINS, 5al.tf -f lgss
PARIS KID GLOVES. &C., &c. s, :, ~. e,
~ The above.goods will he offered as low as the
same Qualities can be sold by any importer in the
country. tGtsa43 <f-i - - .5Hg9Ea 81 oc "A 2tff
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LOR RENT-A two-s story BRICK HOUSE, ono
Il St. between A. aud 9th SITS, Island. containing
four rooms and kitchen \ large Ga rden with
grapery and flowers attached. Apply next door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

rWANTED. n-Ladies contemplating wearing
ny BALMORALs and H00P-SKIRT COW
ERS the coming season, and wishing to avoid the
expense Of Braiding, should call and see my beau
nfnl designs for the above. TO be stamped in FAST
COLORS AND WARRANTED TO WASH La
dies and Childrens' Aprons, Joseys and Under
clothing stamped in imitation of Braid. saving
of one half the usual cost of Braid. ANY Pattern
made and stamped. VIM PRiNCE~
aus 439 Ninth atreAt
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"ANTED-An AGENT. One chance in each
W town, worthy the attention Of an active bust
streets Rubber Moulding ard Weather Strips, ap-
piled to the side.; bottom: top and centre Of doors
and windows. The sale is beyond anything ever
offered before to agent and from s 10 to SIS per
day can be made. Send for agents circular. The
first who apply secure bargain Terms for Mould-
ing, cash. J.. R BRADSTREET 4 Co.
Oc 7-wl3W* ...-- Roston Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

We have INST received Five hundred pieces in
shades-5o per cent lower than can be bought else.
where by the piece. Large Towels all Linen, 81 IS
dozen.
HENNAGE, LUTTRELL co,
oc l2-eo3t" corner 10th street and Pa. ave,
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BOARDING..

4 LADY WISHES A PARTLY FURNISHED.
"A FRONT ROOM with Board Terms moderate.
The best Of references given. Address w. NJ. A.,
Star Office. .~f.arIs ii $50. = oc IA .3ts ;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR ENT-Severa
l. large and desirable ROOMS for rent in q
heslthy location. Apply at 459 18th ST, bet. G
u III
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-13
SIBERIAN AND THE INDIANS.

Lieutenant-General Sherman officially
informs the troops under his command,
and through them, the citizens Of the
United States, that peace has heeu con-
c!uded with .he Kiowa, Camanche, Ap-
ache, Cheyenne aud Araphoe Indians,
which treaties are yet incomplete. The
most important Part Of the official order
is that which says that, by the terms Of
the treaties, these tribes will ultimately
be located in the Indian ccus,ry to the
south of the State Of Kansas; but as
they are to be allowed to hunt game out
side the settled limits Of Kansas, Nobras-
ka and Colorado, in the prairie country to
the south of tie South Platte, it is order
ed that this treaty righ. be respected on
the part of all these tribes, although the
treaty limits the right to the CheyenueS
and Arraphoes alone. Commanding Off
cers 0! Iosts, aud of troops c" route, are
required TO treat all such bunting parties
in friendly spirit, but to neglect no pre-
caution for safety, as troops should OBJ
serve always, no matter where they are )
and all troops are commanded to spare no
proper effort TO keep the peace with these
indians, because it is the earnest wish OF
the Government of the United States that
war should be avoided, and the civil
agents Of the government have a full and
fair chance to reduce them to state OF
comparative civilization. The hunting
right was strongly insisted upon BY the
Cheyennes and Arraphoes, aud i: would
have been impossible to negotiate the
treaty without it. But as long as i, ex-
lists there will be constant danger Of COL
lissions; and although General Sherman
may succeed IN keeping the troops from
engaging in hostil;iies, it will be difficult
20 prevent assaults and outrages on some
of the large number Of adventures that
cross the Plains.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-13
DISORDERS IN ENGLAND.

The English bread riots continue, but
they are confined to small sections Of
country, prime pally in places where the
popuace are idle il consequence OF want
Of employment. These constitute the
dangerous cusses," and they are strong
enough In England to pull down the fab
ric OF society, if they unite and get their
passions fairly reused. In that country
the fashion is to ascribe all evils aud mis-
fortunes to government" and reflection
has little to do with the prejud:ces of the
ignorant. The worst feature about the
preiudices Of the ignorant The worst
feature about the English disturbances is
that they do not seem to be permanently
ex:inguished. As soon as they are put
down in one place, they break out in an
other. This shows disored condition of
the body polite, which is indicative of
the trouble that mcnaces the privileged
orders in Eosland, and which must in
time undermine aud destroy aristccTatic
institutions.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-13
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN'L ULYSSES S. GRANT
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
CALLorruECoUNrY COMMITTEE
OF ILLINOIS

The members of the County Committee
are requested to meet at the SENTINEL
Office, on Monday, Dec. ID al o'clock
z. NJ, court week. to prescribe rules for
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 attell-
dance is particularly desired as it is impor-
tant every district should be represented.
The following gentlemen compose the
committee.
Miaiintown-J. J. Patterson, Solmn. Books
Fermanagh-Daniel Seiber, Jacob Hover.
Walker-John Motzer, T. Davis.
Delaware-S. .. Evans. Geo W Smith.
Monroe-Samuel Brown, A. G. Shellehberger
Susquehannah-E. Long, L. Crawford.
Greenwo.n-T Rumberger. II F. Zeiders.
Fayette-M. Hoffman. L Shelleubcrger.
Patterson-S. Il. Brown. T. F. Rohm
Miiford-J chm Balsbach, John Earnest jr.
rerrysville-Capt. }. Thompson, b. Okeson
Turbett-E. W. Berkey. Isaac Hickman.
Spruce Hill-W. J. Evans, Thomas Patton.
Beale--R. Doyle, Wm. Young.
TuscarOra-G. NJ Smoker, James Murphy
Lack-James Wallace, Matthias Stump.
Black Log-Jacob Gunter, James McIntyrc
J.J. PATTERSON, Chairman.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-13
VALUABLE FARM
7 OR S ALE.

THE undersigned offers at private sale the
l. valuable farm on which they reside in
Milford township, Juniaia county, Pa, bound
ed by Licking Greek and lands of J. T. Shl'z.
W. ". Wilson, JCEn Wright and others, con-
tanning lGO acres Of Limestone land, about
40 Of which is cleared and unte good cult
va'ion having heen recently well lime.i and
fenced the balance well timber ed The i'm
proyemenls consist eta good Stone and Frame
farm House, large Bank Barn with Wagon
Shed and Corn Crib attached. Carriage House,
God and Smoke House. Spring House with
all other necessary out-buildinss. Spring
Of never failing water. Two good Orchards
Of choice fruit. There il a good Lines oi-e
Quarry on the place. Terms reasonable
This farm is one mile from Mit..E Station
on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Persons desiring to view the property can
call ON the owners residing on the premises.
D. & A. 81. CUNNINGHAM.
Oct 90, IS67-5t.