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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

SAFs CRossIxG.-Thcre has been censid-
erable anxiety felt by those whose business
compelled them to c,oss tho river, on &C.
count Of the unsafe condition Of the ice. For
some days past there has been IN opening
Of the ice on the other side, over which pas.
sengers passed on . narrow plank, aud
those coming from the other side we're in
constant danger Of sliding down the steep
and slippery bank into the water. For
tunately no one was injured more than get
ting . cold bath, as . watch was kept, and
people warned Of the danger. Yesterday,
owing to the late warm weather. some Of the
tea,nstcrs declared the crossing to be un>
safe, and said that the teams crossing were
liable to 90 through at any time. but the
cold weather Of tc>day will probably make it
sold and perfectly safe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

MErcALrE's GREAT RaErMAric RRnEpy is
truly the wonder Of the age. Cases Of
Rheusnat,sm that have hafiied the skill! Of
the first doctors Of this city have been com
pletsly cured by few doses, and it is rs
inhlliblc as anything prepared By human
hands can be. Stevenson 4 Carnahan.
Agents. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Da. FAasAaD the well known Spanish
Physieian, will open his new Office opposite
the Davenport National Bank, on Bsady
street. next door to DR.. Miner. the Dentist,
where he may be consulted daily from 2
4. \. 70 p. T., on all chronic diseases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

II. q. NEAL, ip.uo
n. u. STONE. p,, a.ou'

RENrs.--Netwithstanding the large nu,n-
her Of houses put up here during the sum
mer there has not been the corresponding
decrease in rents, and in some instances we
have heard OF . slight advance This is as
much the fault Of the lessee as Of tie land
lord. There has been undue haste in secur-
ing rooms and not an upward tcndancy.-
On the contrary rents must come down
not aivance. A reduction Of prices in ev>
erythins generally is gradually going on,
and il is not in the nature OF affairs for rents
to remain rs they have been, much less ad
vance. Every thing went up with gold. but
now that gold is no longer . currency but .
comodity this excuse for high prices no
longer exists. Prices. or in other words,
trade is now seeking TO regulate itself ae.
cordng to the supply and demand. The
war pressure has been removed, and it is
only through the efforts Of spectators that
the high pressure in almost everything 10
being kept up. In the matter Of rents there
are modern Shylocks who know that the
tending. is downwards aud not upwards as
they would have their tenants believe
Their motive is plain. They are not only
anxious to get an increase on present rates,
but desire to secure agreements with their
tenants to remain in their dwellngs at even
present rates-fearful that il their contracts
are not made now they will be unable to get
as high rates in the spring We would ad.
wise as little haste as possible in making
contrscts trusting that the tnext Congress
will have sense enough to give Us political
peace and inaugurate better times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

ctnn to $3.50 PER MONTH. and all Expenses
sclVV Paid. We want Agents. male and female
everywhere. TO whom We VIII pay the above salary.
give lHge commiasloI- Businces entirely new,
permanent. and very desirable For ful particulars
addrese with stamp, q. W. JAcxsos Co,
dec22 A2m II South 1t Baltimore. Nd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

\ cnAKeE.-The Rock Islanders are try>
ing to make a change in their existing
school law, and also to equalzo tho repre-
sentation Of the township in the county
Board Of Supervisors, basing It on the pop.
ulation, voters and taxation. They are
gong 10 request the Legislature to prevent
the newal or extension Of the ferry priv
ilegc now enjoyed by Messrs. Spencer, Rob
inson & Co. The city wants to control the
matter, which will probably be better for
the travelling public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
CIT Y 1T T. nj y.

We learn tia, D. d. Austin has get into
that nes room i No. es. LeClailc row =
where ne is now ready 10 see his friends
and sell those winter and dress goods very
cheap.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

T~HREE SHARES OF TIE DAVENPORT
L Naticnai Bank Stock for sale. Apply 10
r. WOODWARD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
CITY NOTICES.
To she Citizens or rHDnvenrore.

We have purchasei the stock Of mer-
shandiss fssssriy owned By wa. b. Car
tss, and nov propose, 10 ssder 70 reduce The
ssssk y naks roosa fse Spring sssls, 70
sell fos 90 days the ~hols invoies d Winlsr
goods q : vsduction Of tvsxty .ovs -
ssot. bslsw former cost. Hvesy 90 h ssed
sf Dry Goods shosld tafs advantage Of .his
rsre eppettanisy 70 get ssed .sssds q half
their feal value.
fk e TvrSs, Dusfss 3 CO.
1T. rsnsLs, 0asdeosr and Florist, or.
~ end Nain Sts., fruit and or.aantal
esOso. Av7e-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

JuSr So.-By special o.dsr We would in>
torn the public that Robt. Krause 10 still
selling Clothing At the lowest living rates.
For material. make. fashion and style his
Clothing hes no equal. You can find him
on Second street, opposite tho National
Bank.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Great Sccrcts
Nleetin gs.

De ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
hoLDEhs Of the Dsycnpsst Gas Light Coke
Co.. for the election OF Drcctore for the wear 1881.
vii Be held At the olce of the Company ON Monday
January lAh. 1861, at o'clock p N
lau2-dtd 1HOs bERNODY Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

TELEGRAPH. Ma,lock, the telegraph
operator at this place, informs Us that an
Office was opened yesterday, At Marengo.
This is as far as the poles have been dis
trihuted As fast as they can be obtained,
completed to Newton before spring. This
is all the company intend to do this winter !,
next spring, however, the branch line to
Washington and the main line to Des
Moines will be completed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

New Music.--We acknowledge the re
ceipt Of the following pieces Of recently
published music, from Messrs. l.. J. Peters
4 Bro, Muse Publishers Of Cincinnati and
St. Louis Mary's Waiting at the Window /;
Shamus O'Brien; Let the Dead and the
Beautiful Rest Pink Of Perfection, and the
Little neauty's Waltz. The pieces are all
pret,ily illustrated and the composition
good They may be ordered Of the Pub.
Ii ,hers at either place
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
NOTICE.

- HAVE THIS DAY SOLD 70 MEsSRS.
j fufss. Bastss 4 Co, OF New York City, my
steek ef 1ssehandise. The business will here
el1er ho coutipuad IN their n9me at the Old stand
.-and hope the sams liberal patronage will be
extenAei 70 them thaa hes been shown me
WM. II. CARTER.
r>v.~,neH lea 7Nh 1AG7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Rheumatism. Nsuralgis and Gout. can be
cured. We adsiss al suffering With those
Diseases TO Try Lalic,nands Specific. Read
the fn1lovine oeatimos,ials.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

The Supreme Court has declared the
iron-clsd test oath Of Missouri unconsttu-
ti0nal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

MUJAVlROy This delicious new per
fume for the handkerchief is without rival
for delicacy. durability aud richness. In
fact OF all perfumes the fragrant Mydriro
may be called the quintcssencc. For sale
BY all the principal Druggists. forney $
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

MaxIoAR AvrAsna-
When Msxido ehall fall Into Uncle Same hands,
The Mexican Floral tsem,
kxtract VI sweet OpoponAx.
Shall Perfume the World
Already the beantics of Patis aud London are en-
chantcd Nth emith's perfhme,
4Htsacs VI sweet Opoponax.
Z. r. BMfTu D co, Manufactures Of Floral Per
fnmcsy. New York. Entered according 10 law.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
NOTICES.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
N,,,-,.r H-.-nv

NOALbLE COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT. MAY TERN, a. d ,
1860.
In the matter of ,hc annual sclle
ment Of the estate Of WIliinm Rob
iuson. deceased, by Chas. W. Moore
administrator
To Caroline p. Robinson, William
Robinson, MaryK Robinson, James
b. Robinson, Charles = Robinson
and Fanny Robinson, nonresident
heirs Of said decedcnt-
WOU are hereby notified to be and
appear before this court, at the
court. house thereof. in the town Of Ma.
con on the third Monday 10 July D.
1860, il being The 6rst day Of said
term, then and there ta show cause.
ifany yon can, why the annual account
Of Charles w Moore, administrator Of
William Robinson, decreased, should
not be allowed and approved and De.
creed accordingly
Issued on the 28lh day Of May.
A. 1850.
CHARLES BELTS.
MAY so, go. 4w Clerk,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
Sign Of 0gW@ Cotton
the WIg3 Bale

BH & j H0LGERG. Successors
IN to VI. NJ Haynes & Goa would
respectfully callthe attention ofthe pub.
lie to their large and well selected stock
Of Groceries Hardware Wood,uwarc.
and Plantaiion Supplies. They viii
keep constantly 30 hand q fuil supply
Of Family j%rocerics.
Purchases are invited 70 call and OK
anime their stock-consisting in part Of
the following articles:
Loaf, Cushed, Refined and choice
Brown Sugars, Rio aud Java Coffee,
best quality.
Molasscs in Bbls and ! bbls, and
Stuart's first quality Syrup.
Flour, best Brands Of Extra and Super.
fine Mess Pork, MackeraI and Bacon.
Sperm, Adamantine, and Star Can.
dies, full weight.
Boisine, Currants, Almonds, pocaus
and Prnnos, Pickles, Pie Fruits, and
Preserved Ginger.
Yeas, Powders, Soda and Saleratus.
Black pepper, Cayenne, DO. Race and
Ground Ginger
Nutmegs Cloves, and Allspico.
Lemon, Raspberry aud Strawberry
Syrups, Crackers, Rice and Buckwheat,
Macboy aud Carrots Snuff.
Cigars Of the best brands. A fine lot
Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Green and Black tea--best quality.
CASTLE, Toilet and Family Soaps
Goshen Butter, Lard and Cheese
Powder Shot all sizes, Bar Lead,
and Water proof Gaps,
A choice selection Of Liqucrs-con-
sisting Of Braudies, Sc1eilam ScbuaIs s,
Od london Port, Clarot and other
vino, old Bourbon, Rye, De&ter Rose
and other brands Of Wblsfcy.
Hardware- Ovens Spiders Pots and
SEillets, Frying Pms and Eulirons.
pracc chains, and Fifth Do,
Spades and long handled shoyels.
Axes, Hatcbets aud Hammers.
Mil Saws and hand do.
Hinges from 30 inches to 3i0ches.
Horse shoe Nails-Nails, aII sizes.
Mathematical Juniper aud
,,;rtoa V,,I. al .iyos Prass PopnA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
Cherokee Remedy.
AN UNFAILING CURE FOR
GOAOrFlta and all Diseases Of The Urinary
0r00nS.

uUHUiTlth ana ill DiSPiSrS OF llC UfLiafY
Organs,
THIS REMEDY cures when all
other preparation fail. 1t is entirely
unlike every othcr compound; contain
ing no mineral pojs0n or aaaseoas
Drug as 1t Is prepared solely from
Roofs, BarbS and LeurcS and has been
handed down from one generation to
another by he Cherotce iaiiaaS. Il
{ offered to the public on It's own in,
trinslc merits. 1t performs lis duty
quickly and thoroughly. The uulo1,
taaate of either sex will be repaid by
using thus remedy instead Of placing
themselves allhc mercy Of some qpack
or professor. This remedy strikes at
the very root Of the disease, its lenden.
cy IS not simply to suspend the poison,
bat to remove the cause. on which it de-
ponds. Full directions in pamphlet form
accompanying each bottle. The speed
auI permanent relief afforded by this
r. lcdy, in all cases Of Gonorrhnl
(CDtpp) Gil ct. Gravel, Structure, Fluor
/ A.bas lNhirte 70 Females aud all dis
cos.s ofphe JIMMY Or1uls, HIS as.
lonisLed 'an ms. scientific men Of the
a-o. ibis .omody not ouOy cmdicates
AN poison tu.n the system 64l mvigo.
rat s,ae mo.lo 0icat constitution.
-l does not uArctthr Breath, OF
interfere with aoy class Of business, or
require any deviation from the usua.
diet ~ 1t requires no ssistancc f. ON
Other medicine,
UaAnd what enhance lis value, is
the entire absence Of all aau a0uS tQsle
being a pleasant and delicious orup
Price 50 yer bette, or three bottles for s.
POTTER " MERWlN,
Sole Proprjotors, SlLoais, Mo
Sold in Macon by Fl, DENT,
SAMPLE Il McLELLAND.
Mobile, GEO. Cosrrn,
TALLANT & Co.
JoHy WRIGHT & Co, New Orleans
wholesale and retail agents for tn,
South. ~ Mar. Z, SO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
NONtBtE COUNTY o.
PROBATE COURT, APRIL TERM AID.
ICgu

NuNGBEE COUNTY
PROBATE COURT, APRIL TERM AID.
In the matter Of the petition If J, G.
Williams and his wife n, G. Williams,
co.hoir,.Gt.law If doLn Williams, late
Of sait county deceased for sale If
lands. tcnemen.s and harc3it9mont>
and ap@purtanenccs for division amorg
the heirs Of said decodant-
TO Eehccca Mitchell aud her husband
James Mitchell, 0rphela hewitt and
her husband Francis hewitt, and A.
manla Wraeg and her husband Reu.
lin Wrog-, nonresident heir
WOU and each Of you are hereby
IL notified to be and appear brlore the
Probate court. at the courthouse there.
of, OF NoXubae county, Miss, ai3cgsail.
on The Sd Monday ID ia e, 1850.
and tae first day Of said term.
then and there to show cause il Gny
y1u can why The lands de- cr b d as
IL lows. to wit, the Of Sc sc p,
Me- Of NE sec. SO and NJ Of NET
see. SO, al 10 r. lG, r ", T.; also.
NW9ofNEJ sec, %. = Is, RE T..
should hot be sold tor distribution
among the heirs &C soij deccdent
" o. "A .F Ill TLEn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
RENOVATING.

vHSUE subscriber has made arrange.
IL mcuts liu connection with his
tailoring business o LEAN anP
RENOVATE all kind Of Gentle
mems Clolbing promptly and in a bet
ter style than ever before done III nus
place. ,rfu 10 ov.
p''''' D. II. WORD.
Con 7 1859. If
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
II. w FERRIS'S
DIARRHRA MIXTURE.

THNHlS preparation, which las been
SO long used IN the county as an
1ataiiag remedy Tor the cnre of all
discusses Of the bowels, may Be had in
any quantity at the posi- office, or al his
private residence in Macon.
Cough MiXture.-This we'll
.tfi'd mixture may also be had At The
above mentioned places.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
ZEN COURAG
HOWE ~INTERPRISE

II Y W II y VII
NOM rvTrRpRTcr
.,,r l.,, ,o.
'H'uh oJue'.I5",s u na''"- ' a." r q"
c- gos'' ~ '"e o'"l.' ~ NY '' :
4,l3cg yCaf5 10 , Ipg n'3 Witty ~
fohlAhhh 0NI' ~"
rug ""'Nn t'l'o ~, T "1' NV, I''' ,,r y ,so
P,"'''''''s ~ "''i'..'= - cnrea
p n.h.', 20 2 2,."' ,a ,,J Eo, ~" ,r NJ I 5arsa
ousng.s : w. f." "J ,brse I'm G"cs ~
Pu"v,, c Ul,ng '' NV ,,I arv ~ tlor.e VlJls
""'-at' ,d :, 4. MN or ros,
N'.nglog'4 "a IL, 'i' ~, %ro, sinn
~ '..1S 'o's' '''," ,'''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
commissioner Sale.

srq,sauyp NJ. Sroovrr and
her husband II n. SrooNER
Ma a0ll Us.
FpwIy BARNES ct al.
A..roo Of tho Chan.
rs cory Coprror Novubec county, in
ce'y Q'g,,o, ,oA'' ,n,l, ~, ,ba
vas 1rS'o o' ,ar~ ,b6,c,r r iIl on
l'>' S''O",'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02

yEVHE estate OF Thomas G Rupert
Il deceased, having been declared
insoIvcnt blythe Probate COnr' Of NoT.
ubce county, Misslsspf, the creditors
are he4cby notified TO come for.
ward and have their cIauns 4py Tr' T.
baIed and registered ia jhcrrgs'm trF.
by the clerk Of said conr on CT tr'o-"
The bird Monday Of May I'D 1861.
r. tn Y >haIl IS forever Oor e.,
} STOCKARD,
NAY . 1860. Ga h!m'r.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
Rail Road Scrint Wanted.

WDERSONS having Railroad Script
Il which they have received in pay
ing their county taxes, will be taken in
pavment of debts due this office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
], J, BEAUUHANP,


IN the matter Of the final settlement Of
the estate Of Rcbecca J. Carleton, de.
ceased, by II, L. Jarnagjn, admins.
traitor
TO the children of Stephen Carleton, de.
ceased. to wit Islam, Henry John,
Robert, Joshua, Totnall, Martha,
Eliza, Louisa, and some three or tour
others whose names are unknown
nonresident heirs
wrOU are hereby notified to be and
A appear before this court at the
iourt house thereof, on the 3rd Mon.
dny in July, A, D. 1850, it being
thc first day Of said July term, then and
there show cause, ifouy You can, why
the final account of IL l.. Jarnagin, adj
minislrator of the estate of Rebecca
], Carleton, deceased, should not be al.
lowed and approved and dccrced aooor'
DINGHY, ,oeo
CHARLES BELTS,
Clerk.
,on l.
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SunhOwer land for sac

62sD ~ Acres Of land in Sunaower
SeP"S County, one mile aud quar-
ter fronting unaowerriyer, one hundred
and sixty acres having been doadened
three years all above overflow. This
Iaud is situated eight miles from Col.
G. Gillespio's and three miles from
Frank Johnson's. Esq; and was selec-
ted by myself in the year 1856 Che
public road from McNut to GrecnyilIe,
passes through the track. Price $40
per acre.
ISAAC b. HUDSON.
Shu4ualab, March, %, 80. BIN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-02-02
Tg.e Mathematician


HASE!ISN Ai3CHtNA
HTOVIl when soiled is soiIel Z ro'
Y - ,br..,b o,I - +, oIaocsod
o"' "'r'I N"d ~ ot C'''"SIN
must be washed through and through.
All rpbliRg, whether by liant or me-
ch7aes Is a great waste OF power, and
rfr9 SfJ2J3oHE 10 me cl0@
TIL
WoNDERFrL
WASHING
, MACHINE
1em5r1,',. i' VI H,r,","w' q''NHe'' whoa
u ',
- N'lNo III wa Err
POWERFULLY
THROUGH
TIRE TOUGHEST AS
,,o-r WGtL As
vi, st.a Y " 'r1ors I . .~J ., : H. + 4, tLtAI,,Kh-
Iuey rs TITS cl6gn On rUrs5ys
III is 0cytec,lu si9olc
very s,r5pr,nd iu,able, and can barely .
outo1reaa'-'
II Is ttgat aRd Poytlbic,
ana When no' 90 Q,q le,;e, ~ no more from
'',' couv|y m'Nn 'o'
WIT1 pEBFEGT FASH
AND SAFETY TO THE
MOST pT wSf1 t4 ARK I'm ,rr,.,n
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-09-04
4leW AdrfrtiSsmsNis.
ORPHANS COURT SALE

ilI virtue OF IN Order issued out of the
~ Orphaus' Court of Juniata county, the
underag gned, Administrator cum tesfalac7io
ohnero OF Samuel iaanels, of Fay cite town
ship said county, will be exposed 10 sale OF
the premises, on Saturday, Oct ober b, 1851.
the following described properly. to wit:
All ,hat House and lot of Ground situate
in Faye;te township, Juniata county, bound
ell | y lands OF Samuel hiEzer, Samuel Cay
man and Enos Berg.y. containing Two Acres
more or less. The improvements consist of Il
Two-sr1ry Frame Dwelling with basement,
oat houses, Stable, sc. a variety of ruii
water at the door. The build
ings are all in good order.
TERMS. Ten per cent. of the purchase
money TO paid when the property H. struck
down, one-ihird Of the balance on c0ufirma-
tion Of sale; onc-thrd on lst OF April, 1868,
when deed will be delivered, and the balance
on the lst day of November, 1868, TO be So
cured by judgment bond.
~ Sale to confluence At ! O'clock Ct SAID
day. SAMUEL LEONARD, Adnir.
september 1, lSG7-ts.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-09-04
REPRENTATIyE CONFERENCE.

Pursuant TO previous notice the Com
fcrees from the representative district
composed of the counties of Huntingdon,
Mifiiin and Juniata, assembled at Lewis
town on Tuesday, August 9th, 1867, for
the purpose of nominating two candidates
for the Legislature.
The Conference organized by electing
F. G. Fisher, of Huntingdon, Chairman,
and Samuel Stroyer, of Juniata, Sec'y.
On motion of Mr. Books, the Confer
ence proceeded to nominate candidates.
Mr.. Johnston nominated Hon. II. s.
Wharton, of Huntingdon county, and Mr..
Doyle nominated Captain H. II. Wilson.
of Juniata county. There being no other
nominations, on motion of Mr.. Harman,
Messrs. Wharton and Wilson were de-
clared the nominees by acclamation.
On motion, the Conference adjourned
II. G. FISHER, Chairman.
SAMUEL STRATER, Sec'y.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-09-04
A WORTHY CANDIDATE.

The loyal voters of the Commonwealth
ask no higher tribute TO the worth and
character Of Judge Williams than the
following neat compliment paid him by
the only Democratic paper Of Western
Pennsylvania the day following his nomi-
nation 1t said:
The nomination Of TIE Hon. Henry
W. Williams as a candidate for Judge Of
the Supreme Court is a good one He
was the best man named before The Re
publican Convention, and possesses legal
and moral qualifications for the response
bic position to which he has been nomi-
mated. Both parties have now presented
'heir candidates. An important duty has
beer faithfully discharged by the respect.
i've conventions The campaign may now
be conducted 'gjihoHf pcrsona! ospcrsions,
and decided upon :he principles of the
two great parties. This is as it should
be. 1t is an auspicious sign Of the times,
and j! the county conventions are equally
fortunate in the selection Of Legislative
candidates, there viii be a stop put to the
deplorab!e corruption at the seat of gov
ernment under new reign of honest
men and conscientious legislators. Pits
burg Post, June 2S&h, 1867.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-09-04

The Democrats Of this Senatorial Dis
trict have nominated C. j. L. McIntyre
OF Perry county, and j. 7. Shugert, of
Centre county. The Lewistown Gasefe
IN referring to these nominations, says:
The former was a professed Union
man during the war, but now has more to
say against those who saved the country
than he has against the rebels, so that We
opine both of them, to use the expression
OF an old six-horse Democrat. sare men az
ter our own heart and worthy the sup
port of every man who opposed the war
as unholy and unjust, denounced green.
PACKS and bonds as continental! trash, and
ID Lincoln generally"
For Assembly they re nominated John
S. Miller, of Huntington, and r. P. Me.
Williams, Of Juniata county.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-09-04
TIE COMING ELECTION.

The election in Pennsylvania, in Octo-
Der, is to decide more than :he success Of
candidates for State and county Offices
Contests at the ballot-box now decide up
on principles, whether political parties SO
viii it or not The people Of the South
who armed tor the destruction of the Gov
ernment were whipped On the battlefield
They resorted to the sword as an arbter
of differences which could have been ad :
justed without its aid, ard they were de-
teated. But they are not satisfied with
their overthrow in battle, they are net
content with the logic of war. The bal
lot-box is now to decide still further the
injustice Of treason; the power and abi-
ity Of those who believe in strong gov
ernmcnt These facts are all important.
1t is necessary that the voter know there
is as much force in ballot as in bullet,
when the ontest is between ioyal men
and traitors. The People of Peunsylva-
MIA must decide with the ballot as they
did with the bullet, whether or not trail
tors shall control The government. We
must decide whether Northern ideas of
good government, Of order, peace and OBJ
servance Of the law shall prevail, or wheth-
cr the Southern idea Of resistance to the
law, encouragement Of disorder, defiance
Of the authorities, murder, arson and rev.
oluii1n shall be established. This is the
issue Of the contest now wag;rg in Penn
sylvania.