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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02
Executors Notice.

Estate of William Okeson, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Tes-
~ tamentary on the estate of William Oke-
son, late of the borough of Perrysvilie, have
been granted in due form Of law to the un-
dersigned. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make payment, and
those having claims will please present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
JONATHAN b. OKES0N,
JAMES B. OKESON,
Executors.
Feb 81, 1S73-5w
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Administrators Notice.

Fstate of jacob Thomas, dseeG,e9
THE undersigned. to whom Letters OF Ad-
l. ministra,ion on the estate Of Jacob Thom-
as, late of Fernanach township. have been
duly granted according to law. hereby give
notice to all persons indebted TO slid estate
TO come forward and make payment. and
those having claims against it, TO present
them properly aui henticated for settlement.
JOSEPH D. THOMAS. IT,.
SAMUEL A. THOMAS, J
March 10, 1856
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02

Ex- Governor Vim. II. Minor, in his
letter accepting the Republican nomina.
ton for Congress in the Fourth district
of Connecticut, says that, in his judg-
ment, the back-sala,y grab by the lasl
Congeess is "the most alarming, as well
as the most immoral act ever carried into
effect by any legislative body in this
country"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02

ON the 2Sth of March, an American
lunaiic frightened the guards at Window
Castle England. by asking an audience
with the Queen, when be declared was
his mother
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02

The new postal cards are to be ready
by the first of May. They will be by
81 inches in size, and will bear one
cent. stamp and the water mark ~. s
P. 0. d." The law calls for 100000
900 the first year, but the Postmaster
General thinks one third more will be
needed
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02

Just eight years ago General John b
Gorden led strong column of the Con.
federate army of Northern Virginia in
the memorable assault Oh Fort S.eadman
a salient point in the Federal line which
then half encircled the city of Petersburg
To-day General Gordon sits in the Uni
ted States Senate. Then Alexander II
Stephens was the Vice President of the
Confederate States ; now he is member
Of the United States House of Repre-
sentativcs, in which he finds seven ex-
generals of the Confederate army to keep
him in countenance. Thus are the lead
ers in the lost cause prescribed, and thus
does the relentless North keep it's heel on
the neck of the PROSTATE South.-Boston
Adreriiser.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02
CAUTION.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned nssins.
~ trespassing by hunting. or IN any orher
way, on the farm on which I reside IN Z err
managh township. All persons ohenains
will be dealt with - the full extent 81 'ne
law WILSON Robson.
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b. +. S G II w E | E r
LDITOR L PROPRIETOR.
GE0.P. R0WELL & co, 40 Park Row, New York
AND
S. NJ. PSTTENGILL & CO., 81 Park Row, N. Y,

Are our sole agents in that city, and are au-
thorized TO contract for advertising at our
lowest rates. Advertisers in that city are Ic-
ques'cd 10 leave their favors with either Of
the above houses.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02

The Republican Convention of Trum-
bull county, Ohio. have adopted resolu-
ton requesting Hon james A. Garfield
to resign. They declare that he has for.
feited the confidence of his constituents
by voting for the retroactive salary bill.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02

Stokes counsel have again asked to
amend the record of the first trial by
noting the absence of the Judge and the
prisoner during a portion of the trial.
Held under advisement.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02

There are rumors at Harrisburg that a
new political movement is OH foot. A
peoples convention is suggested, to be
called solely on the issue of State and
municipal regeneration, to nominate State
candidates. and organize the State for
the election of Reform Legislature.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02

WEST VIRGINIA, it seems, is as much
at aca in its politics as is Louisiana, pos
sessing two seate of Congressman elect,
double Legislature, and two claimants
for every State office. Trouble is antici-
pated when these numerous officials at
tempt to take possession Of their places.
-Er,
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE.
LARGE INDUCEMENTS OFFERED

TAe unparalleled success Of the Domestic
Sewing Machine, East, West, North and
South. opens a good opportunity TO Sewing
Machine men and others for Juniata COUNTY
Make your application early, or you will
loose the chance. Address
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE Co.
iii Chestnut ST., Philada.
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Administrators Notice.

Estoie Of Jerome Bryncr, deceased.
T ETTERS of Administration having bsen
II granted TO the undersigned upon tho
estate Of Jerome Eryner, deceased, all per-
sons indebted TO said estate are requested to
make payment. anl those havin. claim.
against tho same, TO present them witbous
delay, to
ALFRED J. PATTERSON,
JACOB DRTNER,
Administration
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WANTED. We will give men & women
Business that will Paw

from 81 to IS per day, can be pursued in
your own neighborhood it is n rare chance
for those out of employment or having lei-
sure time :; girls and boys frequently do as
well as men. Particulars free
Address J. LATHAM ( co,
292 Washington St, Boston, Mass.
March 26-Gt
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02

which never cracks or scales. and will ou,last
Gny other. For sale by dealers everywhere
Send for Catalogue and Price-List.
CHAs. G. rLATCHLEy, Manufact'r,
SOC Commerce St, Philada., Pa.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-02

The New York Express says that
"when American girls become too proud
to do housework,' they are on the high
way to swift destruction 1t adds that
1.-The Roman matrons of old did not dis
dain .housework neither did the Greek
women-b but the virtues of these ancient
heather are of no account in these days
of fast living, when the problem is. too
often, not how to work, but how to live
without doing any work at all" Preju
dice against honest industry, no matter in
what form, is unreasonable in any class.
not less in those who cannot live other
wise than in those who can. No one in
need of employment is justified in refus-
ing that for which he is competent be-
cause it does not suit false social ideas of
dignity and re.pOctability. Real dignity
and respectability require the performance
Of duty and personal independence. 1t
is more diagraceful to lead life of indol:
ence and want, or of needless dcpendenc
upon others than to accept any opportu-
nifty of honest employment There is
nothing in household labor more than
any other which should cause shame to
any one, nor need it involve any expo
sure to wrong Or insult, under any cir
cumstances, if those who perform it res
pect themselves. Self respect, in all
stations of life, secure the respect of 9TH
ers when accompanied by a faithful per
formance of duty. 1t only requires these
to make household work as acceptable to
INDECENT and capable American girls as
any other employment. Baltimore Sun.
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BLATcHLEY's IMPROVED
FEB. "a, 1S73-Gw

BLATcHLEY' IMPROVED
Cucumber Weed Pump.
Tasteless, Durable. Efficient,
and Cheap. The best Pump.
for the least money. Atten-
Aiion is especially invited te'
JBlatehley's Patent improved
' Bracket and New Drop Check.
Valve, which can be with
drawn without removing the.
pump or disturbing the joints.
AIso tho Cnpper Cham her.
, 1873-02-27
LOUISIANA.

Proclamation from Governor mcETi-
cry Calling for the Enrolment OF
n Militia Force.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 26.-rhe following was
issued this evening:
PROCLAMATION.
STATE or LOUISIANA, ExEoUTfFE OFFIcE,t
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2G, 1879.
3y virtue Of the authority IN me vested, I, JOHN
MrEnery. Governor Of the State OF Louisiana, caA
mon and command all citizens Of the Far1a6
OF Orleans, between the ages Of l8 ana
Is, subject to and capable Of militia
duty to repozt forthwith at the headquarters
Of Maj-aen. Eugene Waggoner, commanding az the
First Diyision Louisiana Militia, 1T No. 121 Gra77ef
street for the purpose OF enrolment ~ mittnmen
for assignment to the several militia commands now IN
process of organization in the Parish Of OrleaoH FER
sons hxyius aIuB will have the preference IN said en-
rolluent Tho 1nilti8 thus organized VIII be dis
banded as eoon a. present emergency the urgency
IN public affairs, shall cease. -x..
[signed1 'So. McEsSEAf'
The following joint resolution OF the AcEnery
Legislature was promulgated this evening:
. Resoleed By the Senate and House Of nepresentsa~
tges OF Tie State Of Lou1san In General Assembly
convened that GOV. alcEnery be, and is horeby re-
ouested to use the CIVIL and necessary the military
Of the State to reinstate The Judges Of the
Third Fourth, Seventh and Eighth District Courts o.
the parish Of Orleans tlr respective benchea and
TO sustain them in the exercise of their judicial
poNErE.
, 1873-02-27

LONDON. Feb. 26.-The American Club, OF
Liverpool, gavo grand ball In celebration OF
Waahingtons birthday.
The condition Of Count Derustorfr is hopelees,
His disease ls dropsy.
The stockholders Of the London Liver
pool l. Globe Insurance Company held .
stormy meeting to-day, the trouble growing OUT
Of the fact that no dividend had been declared,
owing to the losses Of the Company by contla-
grations in Chicago and Boston
LONDON, Feb. 27.--SteamsLip Grecisn, from
Liverpool for Palermo, With forty hands on
board, is supposed to be lost.
The CONSERVATIVE Associations give grand
banquet ut Leeds On the 10th Of April
Sir Rowland Stephenson is acting aa mediator
between tho masters and men IN South Wales
for the settlement Of the strike. The Dowlars
Company yesterday extinguished the fires o.
their furnaces. It is probable that the cosi-
miners in North Wales will strike in q fortnight
it the increase Of wages they demand is not con-
ceded- The mining districts are quiet.
New YORK, Feb. 26.-The London Times OF
| the 18th, publishes the diplomatic correspond
ence between the English and Russian Govern
ments regarding Affairs in Central Asia, whacn
cIoaes With tho concession on the part OF the
Russian Government Of the Immediate point OF
dispute, the boundary line laid down by England
| being accepted.
, 1873-02-27

sr Iou1s. Feb 26.-The Vienna, No., Ban
mr. riyes an account of murderous affray be-
tween several women six miles from that place,
last Tuesday. It appears that Mrs: Julia Brown
aud Mrs. Catherine Orton engaged in quarrel
in which Orton struck Brown severe o1oW ttS "aSn
ed Brown. and . fight ensned, during which Nancy
Kale, mother Of Mrs. orton, came to aid Afs: Z
Bowler, and Mrs. Brown WAS struck , over the
head with heavy piece Of board At this june
ture Mr. Knight, father OF Mrs ,;sts BtoW, mt
IS he~was leading his daughter away, Mrs.
Bowler rushed upon Hrs. Brown: dealt her .
savage blow in the righ1 side With butchers
kuifc, from which she fell aud expired IN t"o
minutes All the parties weTe arrested
, 1873-02-27
DEATHS.


LYNCH-Mrs. M*ry Lynch, dlod Of consumption.
Feb e. Hattro of Newfoundland.
Boston papers p1esse COPY.
CHAPMAN-At Evanston. Ill. Fob 2 lHa OF t7f3e-
l,id nffer nn illness OF three days, Miss Eoxcts R.
Ghannan aged 81 years OF Lucius aud Relee1
ChArr1an formerly Of Ellington, Conn
- Hartford, Conn. papers piease copy.
BANE-On Wednesday morning, a6.h Inst, Of consaup
tim Mrs. Ella Ciernoat Baac, aged 81 JeAEs-
The razains will be taken to Adrian, Mich, for uter
naent- - ..
auEpPARD-Qu Tuesday. the 18th, tho infaut snus
ri n Iouise md Thomas Il. Sheppard-
Euuarl services foza their residence SH HchgAnar.,
Invited
sCOTTOn tho 18th inst, William Scott late OF North
Berwick, Scotland, aged u yaa1s:
Fuuezai frcm late restdonce g aouttlet.a1*s a. L.
noou on Frtd.y 23th. Friends OF fatnAf1o
~ Scotch papers please copy.
CLUMPHA-Dn "Wednesday morning, at half,pa1t =
o'clock, tho 18th inst William Cluuapha, Of gsstsats
axed Il Jear3. x,,.,
Funeral Friday morning 10 from hts ate ress
deure, 2H Churrh.st, to Gr1ce1epd.
AZ Ciuruha wa for several years member sad ocar
6f fIseev T4dge No. 81, i. a. a. M.. OF thts c1sJ
, 1873-02-27

UtAn HAAtAH13s
SALT LAkE, Feb. 26,-Tho Journal tonight,
referring to certain class here engaged in the
false cry Of business being injured BY the agita-
ton Of Utah affairs through the press, says busl-
ness has been more damaged and capital kep.
out BY the sharp practise Ut those people who
have sold to residents abroad mining. property
MN ne msnageent nas S saa not increased the se9
dence Of capitalists abrosd, and aludes
ssPatasps :S ssapgs 'S n ses es sRsffssds Fssd has
Rinrhan,' and other districts. It eays
it i utterly stupid to ssscrt that tho legitimate
ali times. The constant expression Of the
wealthiest and most influential mon outside the
honast mine operators and nnnagers, and wa
shan have confidence and capital tn abundance "
, 1873-02-27
POLITICAL.

fRrn,.blican Nominations for the Mich
iruu Supreme Court and University
Hcgeuts-~Uemocrattc Congressional
Nomination In Connect1cur-.A. HI.
Stephens, Of Georgia, Elected to Con-
gross.
Special Mspateh to The Chicago Tribune
IAxsNo, Mich, Feb. 26.-The Nominating
Convention assembled in the Representative
Chamber at II o'clock this morning, aud was
called to order by s. D. Bingham, Chairman OF
the Republican State Central Committee. Judge
". B. Williams. OF Alegan, was appointed tenn
porary Chairman; Thomas G. steyenson, Of
Iona, temporary Clerk. Conmittees wore ap-
pointed On Credentials, Permanent Organiza-
tion, and Resolutions, each committee contain-
Ing nine members, one for each Congressional
District. The Committee on Credentials con-
sisted Of: E. ". n1eddeugh, Edgar Re1ford.
field, ii. S. Brewer, Hazard P. Wards, Il. E.
Hinda, ". II. Mitchell. On Parmanent Organl-
zation-O. G. 4. Bell, E. Van Yalkanburgh,
II. "A. Shaw, s. F. Brown, c. ". Watkins,
O. Y. Osborne, J. D. Hanacomb, J. B. Tuttle,
n. n. Ch.fney. On Rosolqtions-Hoyt Post,
s: Club, q: N Hoatey, Up. Hoyt, E. J. Evans,
E. II. Green.
The Convention adjourned till half-past T.,
when the committees reported Onder tho re-
pQJt Of the LCl0u1Ete8 CD f6fii8Htas 0A6aAtLA~
ton, the following officers were chosen ::
President, Hon. ". r. Bates, of Bay; Vice-Preel-
dents, Hons. ". B. Harris, Ontonagon; T.. 3.
Willard, Wayne; Secretaries, Jerome, Il. Foe,
of Adrian, aud Theodore T. Williams, OF. hala-
1nazoo.
President Bates addressed the Convention,
eulogizmg the Republican party Of Michigan
and Coz Bag)ey, and spoke concerning the Con"
vention's duty to select the best men for posi-
tiona so important ID the judgeship and re-
TIE Conomittoe on Resolutions reported
briefly, through Senator Clubb, Chairman, e1-
ulting oTcr tie purging Of tho Republican party
on the recent matters ut Washington.
The Hon. E. L. Miller, OF Kalamazoo, with
d1ow the name Of Judge o. P. Brown. Of kala-
mazoo, proposed for the Supreme Bench, and
the Chair appointed J. B. Tuttle, Of Alpena; and
Col. Robert Burns OF Kalamazoo, tcuers. after
which, on nomination Of the Hon. E. S. Eg6les-
ton, Of Kent, Judge Christiancy was nominated
again by acclamation to tho Supreme Bench.
The following nominations were made foi
Regent Of tho University in place OF Edward e
Walker, whose term has expired Edward =.
Walker. Of Wayne f. ". Meddaugh, Of MaTue
Henry F. Thomas, OF Alegan L. L. A1drich, oi
Flint; Samuel I. Walker, Of Clinton; f1o1
William ]. Beal, Of the State Agricultural Co1'
lege; George s. Clapp, of Ber1len; Hon. An
drew J. Clinic, OF St. Joseph
Five ballots we're taken, two OF which Hele
informal. The several candidates stood rs fol-
lows:
, 1873-02-27

rrcat xuor,Storu in Iowa and uin-
nesota-.Suspension of Truvel--WAr
Department Pr0gnosticxitions.
Wan DEPART1Exr, OFFICE OF THE CHtEF
SIGNAL SERVICE, D1v1sloS OF IE1EohAaa AND
Rrpon1s Foa TIE BENEFIT OF CoMMERcE.
WASHINGTON D. c., Feb. 25.-Probao1Htios-
The area OF lowest barometer will continue nor
ing northeaskwa1d into Canada On 4haEsuay'
Northwest winds with clear and clearing Weather
and much lower temperature, VIII p!esaan! I1.H
Gulf States. Easterly winds with rain WILL con-
Time in the South Atlantic States, Tcezlng 70
the south and west during tho day. Southeast
vinds with threatening weather and ram WILL
prevail on the middle Atlantic cosss, n1o Gass 1-
erly winds with threatening weather II New
Eng1and,- Severe northeast winds with 1a1n ana
auow will continue during Thursday morning
over tie lake region, except possibly on south
ern Lake Michigan, where high westerly "lnoa
Snecinl DisDakh to The Chicago Tribune.
.DuBuouE, Iowa, Feb 26,-Northern aud Mcst-
ern Iowa and Southern Minnesota were visited
to-day bY one Of the eeVerest spoW-stoEms OF
the winter. At Sioux City, Iowa. moro SHOW II
The snow has already fallen to the depth o1
eeyeraI incbes, which, owing to the strong wind
prevailing, is drifting badly; in consequence $o1
which ali trains on tho Iowa Division Of the ill.
nois Central have been withdrawn Qn the Mll
wautee T. St. Paul Railroad travel is entirely
suspended, as it is also on the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids l. Minnesota Railroad and connecting
roads. Telegraphic commnnitions Nest is great
II interrupted BY the electric storm:
CEpAa RAPIDS, Ia. Feb. 26..-A severe SNOW
storm commenced this morning aud still con
tinues. The storm extends to Council Blnffs
drifting badly. The Central Road OF Iowa u !;
| already blocked. Probably all north aud sout1
roads will be blocked by tomorrow.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. "a heaSy noEtheas
| enow~stor1n commenced at ST. Paul and Mime
Af.:-. 1ysd HtAf IfyAt
about o'clock. The storm extends all owe
| Minnesota and Wisconsin. The trains in Mime
aota are pretty generally suspended The stor1
| is very severe il Northern Iowa.
tonr WArxE, Ind, Feb. 26.-About iT
| inches Of Snow fell here to-day.
New York, Feb. 2s:- -eaow-drifts have cut O
| all railway communication west Of Quebos
| Some Of the trims have been snow-bound i
-the-wey pIaees. 4 four days storra cease
yesterday, the, aeverest experienced in man =,
in the country parishes.
9A1r LAKE. Feb. 26.-There a1e reports OF
, 1873-02-27

Speefai Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune
DUBUQUE, Feb. 26.--On the lows DIVISION OF
the nlinoia Central Railroad, near THIS city,
collision occurred this morning, between the
northern-bound passenger train on the Chicago,
Clinton l. Dubuque Road, and the Illinois Cen
tral western-bound passenger train. The shock
was terrific Both engines we're considerably
smashed up, and the express~car OF the Illinois
Central was telesco9ed. by the car in its rear,
the end being driven in one-half tho length
OF the car. Theodore Cole, the exprees-
messenger, Was slightly injured in the head and
breast The scenes enacted in the well-fiued
passenger coaches, when tho shock Was felt,
we're varied. The sudden bump and stoppage
, 1873-02-27
NEW YORK.

The Wall Street Panic Yesterday"
StockxyeII,a En1bnrrassment-.D0
Phelps Il Co.--Emigrnnt Abuses at
Wards Observation-Disclosures News
Spec1ai Dispatch TO The Chicago I5tbun<.,
New YoaK, Feb. 26.-Rumors have been
strengthening all the afternoon and evening That
1fr. 4 B. stockwell, President OF the Panama d
Pacific Mail, has failed to meet his contracts,
and that his failure ia inevitable. Mr. Stock
we'll has been for several years one Of the
heaviest aud boldest operators on the Exchange.
The prospect Of his going under demoralized the
stock market this afternoon, and threw it into
what locked like the beginning Of
manic, Reporters who saw Mr. stockwen
this evening were assured by him that
ha would pull through all right, but there
WAS great uneaslness nnaniiestcd by wall street
neonle. who cougregated il large crowds at the
E;fth Avenue Hotel. Mr. stockwel1, half-a-
dozen wears ago, Was struggling operator, but
h. made q, lucky strike in Panama. and his wealth
drr;nr the last year or two has been popular
" estimated at several millions. He was
On the winning side IN the Northwestern corner,
and bas been determined adversary Of Henry
n. smith, and recently assisted jay Gould in
depicting Smith. The pending investigation BY
CnnrregS into Pacific Hail and the long con-
tinued severe stringency in the money market
have been The prelude t9 to- stoekwe4s present i,5
| guccu1nb OF not remains to DO seen. At . !ato
hour tonight panic is generally anticipated IN
| the stock market Tomorrow
In.the United States District Court, District
| Attorney Bliss asked for the entry Of an order
granting him thirty days additional time within
Thich to file tis declaration against Phelps Dodge
| 4 Co. in the prosecution Of that firm for de-
| frauding the Government of import duties. The
Opposing counsel had no objections, and the
order was made. Tho reason given By Mr.
| Bliss for this application for = dila-
tory entry On the record ID that he
has been employed on some heavy
digti1ory CAGES, and that the declaration against
y this firm viii be necessarily y very long one
requiring caro- and time in it's preparation, which
lis official engagements had preciuded.
T.. At meeting OF the Commissioners Of E:ai'
grafton, yesterday, report was made shoNlnf
| the existence Of very gross abuses in the man
aco,nent Of Wards Island
I ITO the dssoctdted Press.1
NEW York. Feb. 26.-The Delaware j. Hud
son Canal Company have decided to increas
their share Of capital. a5,ooo,0oo will be dis
tributed among the stockholders Of recor
April !, at par, ono share to be giTen for ever
three shares then owned. ="
An e1tenaion Of thirty days has been granite
in the caso Of Phelps. Dodge d Co.
, 1873-02-27
pie. Another meeting is to bo hold In April to
form permanent organization.

pie. Another meeting is to bo hold In April to
form permanent organization.
Special Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune;
Qu1Ncr, ILL.,. Feb. 26.-Chief- Engineer Ale1an~
der, OF the Indianapolis. Bloomington western
Railroad, il here Tor the purpose OF selecting
route for the proposed extension OF that road
from Havana, ILL.,, to this city.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2e.-Articles OF OF assocla-
ton Of the Lims, apencervile d State L,1e
Railroad Company were fled thus morning N 1ne m
unite various railroads and to form contlnu-
ous line from Lima, O., to KokoIno, Ind cross
ing the boundary line between Ohio and Indiana
at the same place. Capital stock, sc, 600, on.
ERIE, Pa. Feb. 26.--A large meeting OF cati,
zens was held in the Court House tonight, and
passed resolutions denouncing ncClure's sup,
plemcnt against tho Pennsylyania Free Hallr
law, and aalking the Representatives at Harris-
burg to use all honorable means to defeat the
proposed amendment.