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= ECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES
AZ OF CAMBRIA COUNTY from the
21st day of January, \. d. 1873, to the 2ad
day of January, y. d. 1874:
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NOTICE.

THE HERALD JOE OFFICE
Has been thoroughly reorganis.d and 10
fully prepared to do all kinds OF Job
PRINTING in the latest styles and at ne
very lowest prices. -
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breckenridge Precinct.
BRECKINRIDGE, July IS, Is

BREcKINRIDGE, July IS, 1874.
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald:
SIR: l herewith send you brief
statement of the proceedings of the
precinct (No. A. meeting held at this
place to-day. Mr.. John Il. C0rcoran
was elected chairman, and Captain
William Harris, secretary. After a few
preliminaries, the convention proceed
ed to express its choice between the
candidates for congress, and to instruct
Its delegates to the county convention
to meet in Dallas on the 18th instant.
This was done by ballot. General Good
and Governor Throckmorton were each
placed by their respective friends in
nomination. The result was largely
in favor of Governor ThrOckmorton,
which was made unanimous by mo-
ton of General Goods friends. After
this, the question of representation in
the county convention was discussed,
and resulted in the selection of ten del
egates to said convention, as follows !:
Captain William Harris, s. Str0ther,
William p. Cochran, Captain j. ID.
Stratton, James l.. Floyd, Burns Scott,
Benjamin ]. Prigmore, 2. J. Priitt,
William Armstrong, jr., and t. G.. L.
Kendall. Each delegate was granted
the right to select and appoint his own
proxy, in case he cannot attend in per-
son. 1t was thought that the chair
man of the county executive committee
erred in taking the vote cast at the last
election as a basis of representation,
as many democrats from other pre-
cincts voted in precinct No. /. Besides,
1t was held that this was a matter that
the convention should settle itself.
OBSERVER.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Special Dispatches to tho Dallas Daily Herald
FOREIGN.

ministerial Crisis in France-'rhc Lee
gI,imIsts Making u Determined Stand
Against Macsaahon--CoIIicry EXpio.
sion.
PARIS, July 2O,--rhere Is complete
crisis in the ministry. The duke de
Brogle has been seeking to constitute
cabinet based on the old majority In
the assembly, but it is said he has failed
and that the duke de Corses has since
been intrusted with the task
The assembly to-day adopted mo-
ton reducing the annual redemption
payments by ten million dollars, thus
aggravating the ministerial defeat.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The crisis at Versailles continues.
General Cyssy will probably be aD-
pointed minister of the interior ad
interim.
The duke de Broglie has failed to
form a cabinet because the legitimists
are determined in their opposition to
the organization of McMahon's pow
ers.
LONDON, July 20.-An explosion took
in colIiery in Wigan Saturday, by
which fifteen miners We're killed.
A Madrid dispatch to the daily News
denies that Quence has surrendered to
the Carlists.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, July 20.-Cotton weak
and nominal. Good ordinary, l4sc;
middling, l6sc.
Gold 0a@92.
Hides active and advancing for dry
selected. For damaged, only l72@lSc
wet sailed, 7!C@73c.
New ORLEANS, July 20, 1lA.M.-Cot-
ton quiet. Middling, uplands, l6sc;
low middiings, l6c; good ordinary, l4Ec;
ordinary, l2c; sales $50 bales; Satur.
day, $50.
Exchange, 39l@35; bank, SS@309
sight, 4@5-l6; commercial ] premium.
Gold, l0S@lOB.
LIVERPOOL, July 20.-Cotton quiet and
easy. Uplands, Ss@Sld; Orleans, sgd.
Sales 1900 bales; for speculation and
export 1000.
So. M.-Sales, 1900; speculation
and export, 1900.
LONDON, July 2O.-Bonds--new IS
lO33.
New YORK, July 2O.--Gold opened at
1890 A. M.-Cotton quiet and
steady. Middling Orleans l7ac; mid
ding Alabama, l79c; middling up
lands, l7sc; low middling, l6lc;
strict good ordinary, l6e; good ordi-
nary, 15c; ordinary, l4c. Futures:
August, l6s@l6 7-l6c; September, l6 IL
l6@l6ac; October, l6l@l6sc.
Gold closed at lot.
Exchange, $1,000; sixty days, S7@S7A;
commercial sixty days, S4@S5.
12:0S P. Motion quiet.
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Grays son Wheeling into Line Precinct
Meeting.
From the penison News.

The convention was called to order
ut half past two O'clock by j. w. Jen-
nings. &. 5. Burns was unanimously
chosen president and 10. Perry secre-
tary.
On motion, q committee on order of
business was appointed by the chair,
consisting of Persons, Fields, Murray,
Jennings, from the city; and Colonel
Stowe, DR. Cutler and Colonel Lips
comb, from the country.
Committees report accepted.
On motion, the chair appointed the
same committee 10 select delegates for
the county convention.
That committee reported eight from
the city two from each ward and five
from the country, as follows: First
ward, F3pnel Persons and Colonel
Rogers; second, George l.. Patrick and
DR.. Field third, Captain Kirk and b.
G. Murray; fourth, J. w. Jennings and
Mr.. Swinderman. From the country,
T. Coshion, Il. n. Cutler, c. $. Burns,
DR.. J. Holder.
Report of the committee accepted.
The names of Throckmort0n and
Hare were placed in nomination for
congress. On n division of the honse
being called for, Throckmorton receiv-
ed about two-thirds of the votes and
his nomination was made unanimous.
n. $. Craver and James Childs were
placed in nomination for state senator.
a division of the house was again
called for, and the majority voting for
COlOnpl Oh lids his nnmin at i'm unu
also made unanimous.
The meeting, by u unanimous vote,
instructed the delegates to cast the
vote of this precinct for Throckmorton
for congress, and Childs for state sena-
tor.
1t was moved that in case any dele
gate did dot attend the county conven-
ton he could be represented by proxy.
The meeting then adjourned.
There were about one hundred and
fifty persons present, and the business
was transacted tremendously.
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legislature. That they resent the man
ner in which he was beaten for senator
while he was their choice, aud ~ they
believe, the choice of the state, That
they regard him MS II pure aud spotless
patriot, Of long experience and supe-
rlor ability, against whom the selfish
or mlsinformed shafts OF ealumny
have been shot by men In other seq
tons of the state, and SO feeling and
believing, many warm personal friends
OF the other asplrants We're resolved TO
rebuke such spirit, and teach Others
that no worthy man, by their votes,
shall be unjustly crlciiied or ostracised.
This is the ground, very largely, on
which the great unanlmlty for ThrOck-
morton has been brought about, The
people know him, aud are determined
he shall not go down under the pres
sure OF either ignorant or willful preju-
dice. That election for senator viii
not be forgotten by this people during
the present generation. JUSTICE.
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THROCK MOTION.
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald;

TO the EdltOT OF t1" l7aIIts freIHIu'
1t is well to understand the signiti-
canoe of current events. The almost
harmonious acclaim in this district for
Throckmorton as our next congress-
man Is, in no just sense, q disclaimer
of the merits of Good, Hare or any
other person spoken of. IL would be
unjust to have it so understood. But
it is declaration to certain classes of
men all over Texas of certain facts
which Just men would do well to re-
member.
1t is a declaration that the people of
north Texas who have known Throck-
morton longest and best, think he was
not fairly defeated at the Corsicana
convention nor for senator In the last
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Railroad Accident.

COLUMBUS, July 20,-A car on the
North Columbus railroad containing
thirty passengers, yesterday, was up
set into ditch thirty-fve feet below,
by striking two horses that were on
the track and became entangled in the
trestle work on the bridge Ten per-
sons We're injured-six seriously.
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The Upton Slasher speaks thus OF
Mrs. Sartoris: "Nellie Grant had only
twenty-five trunks fullof clothes when
she started across the ocean. Fourteen
years ago when she drove the old blind
horse III n bark mill she kept her buds
in soap box. The whirligig of time,
along with II few raids through the
South and some contracts, work Won
ders,r
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The B0at Race.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 20.-The fol-
lowing is the official decision of the
judges of the: trace: Columbia first,
Western seconds Harvard third, Will
liams fourth, Cornell fifth, Dartmouth
sixth, Princetonsand Trinity doubtful,
Vale ninth.
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The Weatherford Times says there
are thousand of bushels of wheat for
sale in that county, but no buyers. 1t
Is not worth fifty cents hushel.
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ARRANGEMENTS.

A. M.Friend. Ed. $. Gay. l.. Chm, ]. L.
Leonarl, Ed. Harris, w. u. Greenlaw, June
Peak, W. c. Connor, j. F.. Barkley, Alex.
Sanger. l}ld.twtd
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SHORT ITEMS.

Maine woman has hair seven feet and
five inches long.
1t is said that Paris eats nearly 5000
horses every year.
The estimated damage by the Mississippi
floods is s20,OO0,0OO.
A grand Orangeman's parade is anticira-
ted in Philadelphia on July IL.
Al elopcment has taken place at Moscow,
KY, in which ''the young lady was accom-
panied by her parents"
China has streets paved with granite
blocks laid over three hundred years ago,
and as good as new.
The Grangers of Minnesota propose to
make tree planting one of the special fea-
lures of their work.
Judge Greene, of Schuylkill, imposed a
fine OF SIS on every Juror who failed to
put in an appearance last week.
On the line of the Tyrone and Cleartield
railroad there are seventy collieries, pro-
ducing 2,5OO tons daily.
1t has been decided bv scientific men
that there was no volcanic action at Bald
Mountain during the excitement there.
The Scranton Republican says fossilized
horse has been discovered in stone quar-
ry in that city, sixty feet below the surface
The young lady out west who received
81, 200 damages for kiss, is said to be
anxious to be damaged again.
A Kansas girl wouldn't be married with
out yellow ribbon around her waist, and a
boy rode eight miles to get it while the
guests waited.
A rooster, at Windsor, VT, attacked a
boy four years old the other day, and
knocking him down, gave him five wounds
in the head with his spurs.
Gen. Sherman's daughter, just returned
from Europe, is to be married in June to
Lieut.. Fitch, of the navy, who is to quit
the sea and stay in Stay in 81. Louis.
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"The marriage of Nellie Grant is
well certified TO as may be learned
from the following. The certificate OF
the marriage of Nellie Grant Is engros
sed upon parchment, in connection with
five other documents. On upper left
hand corner OF the sheet is copy of
the license, written in a plain bold
hand, and empowers any minister Of the
gospel to marry Algernon Sartoris to
Nellie Grant Below this is the cler-
gyman's certificate that he has married
them. On the upper right hand corner
the clerk of the court certifies that be
gave the licence. Below this the Judge
of the court Identifies the clerk Still
lower the Chief Justice Identifies the
judge, and lsst, the Secretary of the
State certiies to the existence and of
fetal character OF the Chief Justice.
thus 10 all, there are not less than SIX
certificates engrossed upon the sheet.
This document was rendeaed necessary
by the law of primogeniture of England
and will be depoited in the court in the
parish In which the happy couple re-
side. They had determined to live in
this country, but the death of SartOris'
elder brother, and the consequent en-
tailnent of large property. renders bis
presence across the water necessary"
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SHORT ITEMS.

Fourteen locomotives viii be shipped
from Philadelphia to Russia in short time,
for railroads in that country. The freight
will be $1,000 on each locomotive.
Mr.. Jacob Bomberger, of Middletown.
Pa, was killed on the railroad on Friday
night a week. Deceased was sixty years of
vious.
A Mr.. Kellog, of Des Moines, Iowa.
whose saw-Eill was bursed By sparks from
locomotive, has recovered sl2,503 dam
ages from the Milwaukee and St. Paul rail-
road company.
J. Carebill was murdered in bed at
Rutherford Stations Tennessee, on the
night of the 18th inst, and robbed of 500.
He was sleeping beside one of his children
at the time. The murderer escaped.
Thomas D. Kelly, arrested at Mauch
Chunk for the seduction Of Josephine La
Clear, at Maulins, n. Y, was shot and
killed by her brother while in charge of the
sheriff. Kelly's victim had died from the
effects of an abortion.
There is an elm eighty. four years old ard
about six feet in diameter at Franklin, VT,
and the man near whose house it stands
says that when he was boy he pulled il up,
which made his father so mad that he wal
lopcd him with ii and then set it out again.
An actual case of cremation took place in
Washington county recently. About forty
sheep belonging to Mr.. G.. W. Moninger, of
Amwell township, and which had died from
exposure to the cold weather after shear
ing, were cremated. Some parties we're
careful TO remove the pelts, however, be-
fore burning.
At lecture on '.Pharoah's Land,n given
by Mrs. Benton in Boston, that lady de-
scribed the Egyptian women by saying that
many OF them would come to the fountain
for water bearing wster-jlr on The head, a
babe on enc shoulder clinging to its moth
cr's neck as best it could, while upon the
other shoulder the mother carried a basket,
which she steadied by one hand. And
what DO the men do would be natural in
quiry. :'O," said the lecturer, :. they sit
and smoke and .laze' about"
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Mr.. Rosseau, of Dakota Territory, while
sand dollars in his belt to buy goods. got
acquainted on the railroad cars with a fas-
cinating young man, styling himself Charles
acquaintanceship ended by Rosseau being
drugged and robbed. The nice young man
was very hOspitable and took Rosseau to
the house of his sister. as he said, and
would not permit bim TO run into hotel ex-
penses. Rosseau remembered nothing
more that happened till he was picked up
on the street by a policeman. Moral.-Be
careful about making the acquaintance of
nice young men in the cars.
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED.

The immense circulation of the Chrisfian
Union has been built up by Gctire carrassers.
No other publication compares with it for
quick and profitable returns. The public
elgerness fsr Mrs. Stoves new story, the
popularity of the paper, the friendly sup
port of thousands of old subscribers, the
artistic premiums for immediate deiisery,
light outfit and complete - Instructions" to
beginners, assure repeated success to agents,
and offer active, intelligent persons unusual
chances to make money. All who want
safe, independent business write at once
for terms, or send 81 for chrome outfit to
J. B. FORD & CO., New YORK, Boston,
Cincinnati or an Francisco.
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The Washington County Republican Con-
vention assembled on Monday last. Hon.
John Hall. Hon. George V. Lawrence and
Z. l.. Christman, Esq, were chosen repre-
sentative delegates, and the Senatorial del
egate was conceded to Beaver county. A
series Of resolutions endorsing the admin
istration OF Gen. Grant and Gov. Hart
ranft, and the course of Hon. Wm. S
Moore, Congressman, Hon. S. L. Rutan and
Hon. Jonathan Allison we're UNANIMOUSLY
passed.
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THE co-partnership existing between the
Il undersigned, trading under the name
of d. p. Sulouff x Co., has this day (April
80, lS7i,) been dissolved, Kesiah Sulouf
having disposed of her interest in said firm
to ID. ?. Sulouff, who will continue to do
business in the mode and manner as has
been done heretofore.
KESIAH SULOUFF.
d. z. SUL0UFF.
Nav G. 1874
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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Sarah Carrier, deed.
ETTERS of Administration cum festa-
IL mento annero upon the estate of Sarah
CARRIER, late of Fayette township, deceased,
having been granted TO the undersigned, all
persons indebted TO estate of said dece-
dent are requested to make payment, and
those having claims TO present the SAME
without delay To
RUDOLPH ARISMAN,
administrator cum festameafo GRnero.
McAlisierville, Juniata Co., Pa. mal6
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Notice to Tax.payers.

NOTICE Is hereby given that all persons
~ paying their state and County Tax on
or before the LIST day of September, 1874,
will be allowed an abatement of six per
cent. on the same. BY order of the Com
Inlssioners.
JAMES DEEM, Clera.
Commissioners Office, Miffiin-
town, May l3, 1874.
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The 18th Congressional District is
composed of the counties of Franklin,
Fulton, Huntingdon, Perry. Snyder and
Juniata.
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NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE,
MAIN STREET, MIFFLINTOWN,
Nearly opposite Doty, Parker & Co.'s Bank

The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the public that he has removed
his Boot and Shoe Store to the building on
Main street. nearly opposite Doty, Parker
Co.'s Bank, where he keeps on hand a
large and well selected stock of
READY-MADE WORK, for
MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN. i.
He is also prepared to manufacture, of
the best material, all kinds of
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS
for gents, ladies and children.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Give me a call, for feel confident that
can furnish you with any kind of work you
may desire.
~Repairing done neatly and at reason
able rates.
June 8. 1871 JOHN NORTH.
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Nc,C AirerfiSem eltS.


NOTICE is hereby given that applica-
IN tion Will be made TO Hon. Bvnj F..
Junkin, President Judge 1t Chambers, for
the charter of an intended corporation to
be called 1.-The Old Fellows Hall AssOcia-
ton of McCoysvIlle. Juniata County," the
character and object Of which is to build a
hall Tor the use OF the Independent o der of
Odd Fellows at McCoysvilie, in said coun-
", Us provided by ths act of Assembly ap-
proved April 20, 1874, entitled San act tor
the incorporation and regulation of certain
corporations
WILLIAM 7. THOMAS.
SAMUEL MACGAUGHEY.
WILLIAM A. MILLiKEN.
J. MILLER MCDONALD.
JOHN ID. MlLLIkEN.
JOSEPH l.. DEARING.
May %, 1874.
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Baxter declares his purpose to have
Brooks tried for treason, and if found
guilty, execIted-
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The American Loan and Trust Co.
The Last Nex Book Out.

The subject is all-important, yet puz-
cling one. 1t replenishes the Government
Treasury and impoverishes the people; 1t
makes the rich poor and the poor rich;
makes fools of wise men; exhausts the
wisdom Of Legislation; makes men run
mad and women feel sad. The crusade has
begun; on 10 victory. Men or women
wanted to canvass every town. Address
HENRY HOWE, Chicago, Ill.
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Notice to Assessors.

TNHE Assessors of Junia,a county will
Il call at the Commissioners office in the
borough Of M!flintown, on MONDAY,
JUNE lst. 1874, and get their blank Regis
tiers. The Assessors must then proceed I'M
mediately to the registration OF voters in
their respective districts, and have the
same returned to the Commissioners office
fail.
JAMES DEEM, Clerk.
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Weehfy fuMtfy .'tUSPHPtI'
THE CHRISTIAN UNION,
HENRY W.4RD BEECHER,
EDITOR

in religious matters this paper is Evan
gelical and unsectarisn in political affairs,
independent aud outspoken. 1t contains
the best articles, and both short and serial
stories, from the foremost writers it aims
TO maintain the highest standard in Reli-
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for the Children, etc. Nothing is spared to
make it a complete Newspaper for the Fam
lily. pure, attractive, wide-lwake, and up
with the time-a journal interesting TO ev-
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I-
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A fine assortment Of cloths, cassimeres,
vestings, &C., a;wrys on hand and for sale
by :. B. LOUDON.
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