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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
TIE REACTION BUCEEAR,

The copperhead papers are tecminI
with flaming accounts Of what they choos
to call the Great keactiun." True the,
have carried New York by over 40,00t
majority. which neither we nor they ex
pecled they have carried Ohio and Perm
sylvania Lut by very small majorities anc
New Jersey and Maryland have gone will
them. We are satisfied that they shal
rejoice while they may, but We preiic
that their jog will not be Of long duration
The more prudent Of their leaders ALREADY
recognize thi, fact and their rejoicing a
the present is tempered with fear Il th:
future. They know that the u;uch talkel
of reaction will prove deceptive. OF the
elections in ten States, on the 5.h lust,
New York, New Jerey, and Maryland
were carried By the COPS, While the other
seven, despite Of local iss.es, negro sua-
rage and woman's rights lave gone clearly
aud unequivocally Republican. In New
York we had to bear the llrtheu of the
excise law and Temyers.ce question.
while hundred thousand pters through
apathy and fancied secu,itydid not go to
the polls, u large maJoritylof whom, Us
usual, were republicans. Fin the f4c,,
that, without national issue, With bbath
breakers, rum. suckers, outlaw in fact ali
he rabbe cf the couatry s,hcred to
their ranks by party pledges, while the
republicans were sadded with, the Tenn
perance cause, the obscrvanccjf the chris
tian Sabbath, and the cause )f law and
order generally, (aIl good in themselves
but improperly brought into the politica!
arena, they have only been able to csSTy
three out of ten States, less than one-th!Fd,
they can fad cause of rejoicing, IN view
Of national contest in which all those
local questions will be dropped, we cln
only say they are heartily welcome TO all
the joy they can get out Of such pros
oect If a Presidential election were 20
be held tomorrow we would sweep the
country with more than bali million Of
A majority Bedford Inquirer.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
VALUABLE TARK
7 Or 5 \ lie.

=. liz undersic icuei o4er- al private sale the
I valuable iartL GA which ley reside IL
Milford township, Jun.sta co.nty, Pa, bound
ct by LicaiHg Creek and lands OF !. p. Shitz,
". y. Wilson, John Wr.eL, ami others con-
talnIag 100 acres Of Limestone land, about
liU # which Is cleared and III, er good cul.!
ve'i'I having been recently veil !iE:e1 snd
fenced, the bt,GAce sel. iimSeiei. The im-
Fr.yelarn:s consist ga gyyt oio.e and Frame
f,ru ioUSe, large BaHE Fatn with Wagon
SLtl an: torn Cs!b attached. Carriage House,
" cod an" Smoke House. SpIirJ Rouse with
al other necessity cut buildings Spring
Of never t.i,ng water. Two good Orchsrjs
o. choice lrai. Thsre j. good Limestone
curry OF lie place. TEENS reasonable.
I-- farm is o.e nile from MiHlin Station
oa tine Fennsy ylyGnis Ga.iroIt.
Persons desiring TO view tile yro2erty csu
call o. ,hs osntgs residing On tie premises.
i. ! a. y. CUNNINGHAM.
Oct 50. 1So7-5,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

CHEElFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of sundry
- wris of fJeri Facias, Issued cut of the
Court of Common Pleas OF .Iuniaia county =,
Pa. to me directed. there will be expo sea 10
public sale, at the Court House in the bor-
ough of Mildntowu, on Monday, November
2gih, 1867, az J o'clock, =. NJ, the following
property, to.pit:
All the right. ti;le and interest Of Jacob
SulOutf. in a tract Of Land in ..Slimgul Val
ley" Fermanagh toSuship, adjoining lands
Of Henry Du:nu, Jacob Uish's Heirs, Henry
Sulouff, and others. containing Three Hun
dred and Thirty Asres, more or less. with a
Dwelling House and Bank Barn thereon
crested.
ALso-All the right, title and interest of
Jacob Sa!oufi in tract of Land in Ferman-
agh township. rdjoiuiDg lands of Enoch II Iorn-
ing On the south, Jacob Ulsh's Heirs on the
eGst, Henry Dunn Oh the north and the Ju-
niata River Oh the west, with q Dwelling
House end Barn thereon erected, contain:n n z
Two Hundred and Twenty Acres more or less.
ALso-A Lot Of Ground in the borough of
Mif,intown, bounded by Second street on the
west. by Cherry street On the north BY an
s.;ley on the east, and by lot of James Kirk
on the south, with o House and Stable there
on ersctei.
ALso-A Lot OF Grcurl in the said b5r
ougb Of Mi.iiintown, bounded on the north hy
J. Eurchdeld, on the west by an alley. on the
south by lot CT ". \. Magonagle and Ms E
Jacobs, and on tie east by Orange street
ALso-A Let Of Ground in the borough of
Miidintown, bounded Oh the ncrih by lot Of
J, Bcidl-r, on the west BY the Pennsy lyania
Canal, on the south BY 10; OF william Bell en-
the east by Main street.
ALso-Tle undivided; ha,f of n tract OF
Land on Shade Mountain, in Fermanngh
township, adjoining lands Of Henry Sulouf
on the south. J. Hover and Brother on the
east. on the north and west by l.. L. Bene.
diet, Welsh and oiAcrs. containing Twelve
Hundred Acres, more or less.
Also 4 Lot Of Ground in the borough of
Miftiin'own, bounded On the east by Water OF
Front street, on the north by lot of James
Hcrning, on tho west b. penu4 Canal, on the
south b. Alexander Speedy.
AIso--A tract Of Land IL Fcrmsnagh twp
Juni4ta county, adjoining lands Of Henry
DUNN on the south, On the west by Juni.ta
River. on the north and cast by Z. L. Benc-
diet and Jacob UlsLs Heirs, containing Three
Hundred and Forty Acres. more or less. with
House and Log Barn thereon erected. Seized,
taken in execution ara "a be sold as the prop
erty .: Jacob SU!orF.
S. 2. L0UDON, Sheriff.
Nov. 90, 1876.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
CONGRESS-.

The adjourned session Of Congress con-
venes on Thursday next. 1t is not sup,
posed the President viii not send his usua
annual message until the frst of Deeem'
Der. The most important business o'
Congress will be funded up1n the .epor''
of the various committees ordere d at t...'
last session Impeachment, revenu,s :,
frauds, aud retreuch ment, are all import
ant matters. worthy of careful, earnest,
protrac;ed investigation. Upon the acts
of Congress, this winter, the Presidential
election may turn. If the majority show
u manly, loyal, patriotic, public spirit,
they NAV perpetua,e power, and save tie
people from a relapse into the old slaveo-
cratic do,uinition-if not, not. 1t sup
posed they will remai- in session as long
as A. q tern continues, to eheok-mate
lis MA 70 rebellion
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

4 SINGULAR SPECTACLE Will shortly
be before the world jeff Davis, 4 traitor
il free government, who warred for FIVE
wears to rerpetuate slavery, will lie up iOr
rriaI for treason in the new world. Carl.
baidi, a friend of freedom aud equality
who had jus, opened his first battle to Sc.
cure The nationality of his country, and
who was arrested there, viii be up for
trial for treason in the old world. Davis
shed oceans of blood in a cause whose
success would have been death to freedom
Garibnldi was just beginning the fight fox
the right. The tyrants OF the world hope
for DAVIS release while they will plot fol
Garibaldi death. Another dispatch from
Europe says that Garibaidi will not be
tr.ed. but that lie and his two sons will bc
exlied to the United States. If this BE-
true, the heroes will receive the grandesr
we.'c"ome any people ever accorded to pa
tn otic men.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
PRESIDENTIAL CALCULATIONS.

1t may interest few Of the fearful
souls to Gc informed that, even on the
basis Of the late Elections, the Republican
party can elect its nominee without any
bargain or surrender whatever. Here is
a fair estimate Of how the electoral vote
will stand, allowing the Democrats to car
~ New York and Pennsylvania, which
they cannot do when General Grants Re
publican friends have no interest in per-
n.ltting it to be dome:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
- II II tFF,s SALES.

Ia virtue Of suncry writs of reaii'ioaI E,oo,,,
issued out OF the Court of Common Plea of Irnia.s
aug 20 nie dfeeted VIII b-exposed publi,
saIe at lhe Court House, in the borough of Nifin
towH-ut o'clock Z. n. on MONDAY. DECE%isE,,
u, 1907, the following property, to Wit:
Tract Of Land situate in Milford township. con-
Of John Mooney John Woodward aad John Kohi-
son. with trtme Dwelling House and Log Stahls
thereon erected. SEIZED, taken in execution and 10
be sold as the property of John " BARLEY
ALSO,
i Tract OF Land situate il. Greenwood tovnsbf-
adjoining lands of VIM. Woodward Jo.eph Cnpn (:
Daniel Le-her, containing 10 acres. more or less.
having thereon erected hog House aud Log Stable
Seized taken IN execution and to be sold as the
property of James J. Wikesoa.
ALSO,
Tract Of Land situate in Milford township. bornt
ed by Licking Creek, lands OF Henry Auehev David
Sulouh. David kern and George McD1nLld con
taining % Acres, more or less having fbcr,o,,
erected a Dwelling House and Bank Barn AI.o a
Tract Of Woodland in the same township adjoining,
lands Of David sulouh Mathew Brown iIerr John
j. Patterson and William Cunningham cyutainiUg-
% \ AcTeS, more or less. Seized taken in eyecli,
DeariHg.
ALSO,
\ Tract OF Land situ1te in Monroe township, COZ.
iahiug 40 acTes, more or less adjoining lands ,f
Niehoa. Brocl"us. dcc't, George Beaver. Georr:s
hafp, dec a., and other. having thereon erected
Two Dwelling Houses ANA Bank Barn. Seized tax
.n III execution and to be sold the property of
Geoigc 8rociou5 and Sarah Brociuus
ALSO,
1o, of Ground situate in the village OF Mexic,
acJoiuiug Lot OF Jacob Parker the south an alley
on th- north, fronting on street. having a. Stul.
HGu-e Nnd Dwelling lIOUse thereon erected Seized
taken Into execution and TO be sold a. the property
o. James l.. PostiethwGit and Peter y. Shaver
ALSO,
u Tract of Land -ituate in Milford township con-
t'thiuS > Acres, more or less. partly cleared -
Seized, ta<e4 IN execution and 10 be sold as Ito
property Of John Mooney
.,.-. $. b LoUDoN, sAeriy
Sheriff = Office Hiflintown,
November ii. Ist1.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
GARIBAiill'S DEFEAT.

The ATTEMPT 10 effect the uriGcatioa Of
Italy, by bringing Rome and the remain
ing States of the Church, sometime known
as the Patrlmony of S.. Peter, under the
sceptrc of Victor Emanuel has failed,
aud, how that details are known, had no
chance Of success, from the original IN
ccption to the Gual catastrophe. That
Italy auxiously desires the accomplish
ment of Galibadi's purpose, ana that a
vast majority Of people in the raFai ss'-
ritorv also hold the same desire, is not
disputed. But Garibadi was without the
materials for prolonged and triun phant
fighting Without artillery. ammun;tion,
camp equipaEc cavalry, supplies of food
and money, he attempted to capture Rome
which was amply provided wish al means
OF resistance and defence. He vas Dc
ieated, aud is SAID to be, with his TWO
sons, a prisoner Of var. There reed be
little fear for his life. Victor Emanuel
dare no, njure the man whose patrio,ISn.
and galIanrry, in 1865, gave him posses
sion Of Sicily aud Naples His own HE
would be in peril if he attempted that cl
Garlbaldi. We may expect, in few
weeks, to hear of Garbaldi' S release
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
E2LGlSIER'S NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named persons Lave fled their Administra-
tiOLs, LzecLt0T euj Guardian accounts i'll tLo
Orphans Court o! JLuiat4 county, and ;bst
tie saae vii! be presented for Confirmation
All L,lo"ance, At iue Court House, in tAo
tor.1sh cf Niai;n;uwn. oH Wednesday, ,Lo
A. i"y o! December, 1907, w:
l. The FIRST and fi4al account of Samuel
Se.Hrr and Abraham Setter, Executors ca
James Srtncr, deceased.
=. The account Of Se-ahJ Barton. Admin
is'ra'rix of Robert V. barton. lAte Of Lack
township. deceased.
.. p'r''al account Of Robert E. Flickin-
Cer aud Daniel Mcdonnell, Executors 0; D.
v. tI"'irgeT, deceased.
i AccoLnr o: Samuel Kiinepeier. Admins
traitor Il David Ny ers, late q. LucA township,
deceased
. partial account Of Samuel Leonard,
administrator oi Joseph hurtz, deceascd
o. Ihe second pariia. account OF lame, ".
Aiivn, one OF the EArcu,ors Oh > u1uei Alien,
ceccasvi.
Il. ?. McWIILIAAs, ksgister.
Registers Ofoe, l.ita.n-l
l--r. "a, e.. I,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
TI,RLtL LISy-DECENDER TERN, 1876

Isaac Dottciger va. Samuel Page c; al
The Borough Of Patterson vs. Jas. North,
Treasurer of the Bounty Fund.
James X. Morrison, Admir-, vs.. Edward
Bergman. with notice TO Terre Tenants.
Isaac Dot;eigcr VS.. Samuel Page.
bearing Foltz, for US OF Ezra b. Parker,
VS.. Columbia Insurance Company.
james Watts VS. George lutchison.
Right Rev James F. Woods, Executor of
Henry Felix, decd, vs.. Otto Albrecht & Her
man Aibrecht.
George Bowers VS.. Ernest 0ipple and Alex.
Mchillops.
John P. Thompson and George Maus, part
ners &c, for the use of Sarah Ann Thomp-
son, Assignee of said John P. Thompson, vs..
Lewis II. Maus.
4. Il. Allen. for use of ". ". Creighton,
vs. J. L. bearing, Neal Mccoy and Thomas
McCammon.
Henry Gross and Jeremiah Lyons. Assig-
nees Of William Cross, surviving partner of
Kurtz < Cross vs.. John l.. Bears.
Right Rev. James T. Woods, Executor of
Eenry Felix, decd, VS.. Ottz Albrecht and
Herman Albrecht.
GEORGE REYNOLDS, rroth'y.
MifTlintown, Nov. =, lS67-;c.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

This gives a Republican maj 'rity of
fifty-three in the electoral college, without
counting the seventy odd votes from the
Southern States, which, if counted at all,
will be on the Republican side. There is
not doubtful State in the Republican
list, except, perhaps, Indiana.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

EXECUT0RS' N0TiCE.-Notiec s hereby
- given that Letters Testamcntary on the
estate Of Thomas Robson. late ef Iurbett
township. Juniata county, dec d.. have been
granted to the undersigned residing in said
township. Al! persons indebted TO said estate
are requested 10 mike immediate payment,
and thpse having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated for set
ilemenr. v. VI. rrBiScN. -
T. T. E0BTSfN. ~
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

AN AnrFUL IRIcK.-A notorious bur.
giar. couGned at Charlestown, Mass, re-
yealed to the warren and marshal the
hiding place of : rich booty on the bank
Q. the river, and they took him to the
spot 10 = cab. The three dug deeply into
the earth ~ turns, until they had made a
large pit, and the burglar then tumbled
the warden in upon the marshal, and made
his csclis.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
TEE term Of twenty one United State

TEE term Of twenty one United States
Senators will expire en- the ith OF March,
1869, of whom fourteen are Republican
and seven Democratic; but Il Is scarcely
possible ior the Democracy to break the
two-;hirds power OF the Republicans in
that body, during the existence OF
tie Forty-First Congress Oae Of
these Democrats is Patterson Of Tennessee
whom Brownlow has been chosen to sue
coed Dewitt Clinton, Republican Speak
er Of the Senate Of Tennessee, will sue
ceed Drownlow as Governor On his be-
coming Senator in March, 1869.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

THE Mexican Presidential election has
resulted in the success Of Denito Juarez.
Diaz was the only opposing candidate, and
one State Vera CRUZ cast its electoral
vate for lin. The other States all united
insupporting Jaarez. |, Is said ,hs; DIaz
did not care to be elected President. but
was persuaded to be candidate by his
friends He holds at present the position
of Ceneral-in Chief of the Republic, and
prefers that to any other position. 1t GER
tain!y gives him quite as much power,
and he does not run the same risk of de
thronement he would do in the Presiden-
tia, chair. The election was conducted
peaceably, aud the result will 70 doubt be
Advantageous to the Republic.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
7 IST OF JURORS FOR DECEMBER
IL TERN, 1851.

I lST O f JURORS FOR pECEMBLt
II IEEM, 1857.
GRA:;D JuroRs.
walter-John Brat,on. william Bratton.
Spruce iiiil-Sanuei Eeale. Theodore y eI.4
niger. nm. P. Patton.
Lack-J. Z. barton, William Collier, JOS
pougherty.
Beslc-J, p Conner.
Greenwood DIETRICH, Simon SLel
lenberger.
Fayette-Nichael Eichman.
Tuscarora-Alex. Mckinley, Harry ratter
son, s. +. LudWick, J. VI. Mllliken.
Mifilin-John Mckinley, John Wagner.
Monroe-Tobias Ritz, John Sellers.
Susquehanna-Ch christian Sechrist.
Fermarag gh-Samnel Thomas.
Perryssii!e-E. y. Titzel, James. L. Whar
ton.
PETIT JURORS.
Delaware-Joha Auker, Henry Ebersole
Joseph Guycr, Rufus Ford, Mahlon Farra
John Leech.
Perrysyille-S Samuel Buck, William Wright
L. II. Rreuusholtz.
Fayctte-Samue! Bay, Michael Bosom, Jno
Robson, Aaron Leidy.
Beale-J. NJ. Boon. Thomas Harris, B. T
Martin, john Woodward, Jr.
Lacks. L. barton, Joseph Huber, J
Murphy, John Robson, r., Ab Rice.
Turbeit-N esley Barkey. MicLael Fox,
George Eench.
Milford-Dav Cunningham, Danl Dough
pan, George Guss.
Gyeenw ool-Nillisn Thomas, David Car
gill, Adam Wilt, Jesse Reed.
Tuscarora-psvid Dean, william Hart, J.
A. Lane, Josiah MoMcen.
Fermanag gh-Jacob Hover, William Nc
Laughlin, Samuel Van Crmer.
Walker John Eostetter, Moses Kyle, Jude
Tyson, Thaddeus Syi;.cr.
M0nroe-D. VI. Swartz.
Mihiin-John II. RoilmaH.
rG'tefz9n-F. Z. kohm.
Nov. 6, l861-tc.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

Ir is confidently reported that Predenl
johnson las selected Gen. George B. Nc
Clellan for the position Of Secretary Of
War. Congress viii be likely TO have
something to say ou that question when it
assemblies We don't think little Mac"
will be permitted to ocegPy that seat 4.
present,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
asfW A.Grrrt.ssmsHtS.
w \ n I + d!
200 FAIR NHE.sS !

To engage in light and honorable business
fer the winter months, IN the vicinity where
hey reside, which will net them from $50 &c
Sl5J per month.
! For particulars apply to or address PAR
MELEE EROS, ~ Sansom street, PLiade!-
phia. Tenn. aoy 20, iS6I-4t.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

The activity Of General Grant in re-
ducinS the expenses Of the War Depart
men,, aud the many radical forms be has
already instituted, are making him strong
with the people, Independent o.. his fame
as the leader Of cur armies. The Gen
era! is as much at home in the War De
paitment az be would be at the head of a
regiment. 1t cannot have escaped notice
that he is the only one possessing power
who is in earnest in the wu.k Of ecuno-
mizing the public expenses. Comp,c-
hending the situation of the country, like
a good patriot he is dong everything in
his power to Tighten the burtheus of the
people and remove the clouds which Oh.
scure the financial prospect.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

observation-disclosures the Hon.
L JAMES Il. GaAEA2' President Judge OF
uIe Court of CyImcu r'eas vf the Juiicill
nistric: composed Of TIE counties OF Juniaia
Perry aud Cumberland, and The Hons. Iho' :
l. Mll,ikea and Samus! Watts, Judges Of he
said Court OF Com-..n Pleas Of Juaiatg cuun
~, have issued the.- prcctpI TO me G.recie,
bearing date the 2gJL day of October. GG7,
for holding q Court of Oyer End Tsrmiuer
and General JAN Delivery, and General Guar
ter Sessions cf tie pr.cc. at Aitfiiiniown. on
the first N0NpAT C: DECEMBER, 1857, be
ing tie II doy Of The moa,L.
NoTlCE Is lEEEBY GIVEN. 10 the Corocer.
justices Of the Peace and Colstablcs Of The
County Of Junieia, that they re tneu ard
there il t4eir proper persons, At one O'Clock
OF the aneruccu Ct said GIy, with :leir re
cc.ls, iHguisiiiong, examinations aEd over
rsucmi RANGES, 10 d. these things that 10 II, r.
o!hces respectively appsrtair, and those that
Gre bound by recugniiance toprcsccute against
the prisoners hat are or then may be IL the
Jail Of said county, be then and there 10 pros
ccutc ag;.iIst them as shall be just,
b. CT &c; Of Assembly, passed. the 6th day
Of Nay. a. D. l3ji. il is made the du;y Of
the Justices .: the Peace, Of the severs! cvun-
ties of this Comm onwcalth, to return 10 the
C!@!A d lE4s court OF Nt!l:-ef Ses mons o. the
respective counties, al the recogr.ziEces en-
tered into before them by any person or per
sons charged with ;he commission Of any
crime. except such cases a. may be eude3 lc
fore & Justice Of the Peace, under exis ,ag
laws, ut iels' ter days before the commence
l!eat Of The session Of tie Court 10 winch
they are maze returra! le respectively. and in
all cases where any recoguizauces are entered
into less than ten days before the coslr.erce-
rrent of the a.ssioHa 30 which they are made
r,tGrnGLle, the SAID Justices are to return the
same in the same manner - il said act lad
roi been passed.
Gated a. Mif.intown, the 23th day of October,
IN lie year Of cur Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-s:yeu, and the eJth ear
Of the American Independence.
Nov. t, l367-te. $, B. LOUD0E, Sh'f.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

INXECUTOR'S N0TiCE.-Notice is hereby
- given that Letters Testamcntary on tho
estate Of Josiah Mclleen late of Tuscaro-
ra township, Junil:a county, decd, have
been granted to the undersigned residing in
the above ramed township. All persons in
debtcd to said estate are requested to mako
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly au-
rAeLticaiei for settlement
nov. 6, l8J7-Gi. Il. l. MoNEEN, Ext
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

We are told by the monthly report Of
the Commissioner of Agriculture tha, n
larger wheat crop Deyes has been raised
in his country than during the present
season, though it is not as large as tie
breadth sown might have led US to expect.
Tie most noticeable increase has been in
the Southern States, with tie exception
Of Texas. Oats ard rye are estimated
above the yield Q! last year, barley slightly
below, bcaus and peas are an average. IL
corn, the cash value, aad the fattaning
and suslainine qualities, are greater than
last year. Soigo cultivation generally Is
reduced buck wheat is an average csop,
potatoes poor one, and in tobacco de-
cline is indieated Cotton is estimated to
amount to 100000 of bales, with 4
probability that i, will be one-fonr,h more
than this The stock Of old wheat Oh
hand is very low.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20

/ Full. assortment of ofTRUNKS and TRAY
y EWING Rags. Also, NOTIONS such
rs Hose, Gloves, Buck Gloves aud Mi's, very
best quaii,y,) Kid Gloves for ladies and gents
F.'i. 81
FP6N \ PBEEEF'S