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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-24

DONUS EXT.ACT Is NOT KNOWN To
Il aneet or be affected by the action of
other Iems dies IL may be used in
ter ally or externally, without the
slightest danger. IL slgnost constitutes
in itselfa complete Family Medicine
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-24
sPECLIA NOTICE.

Go EACH WEEK Agents wanted; particular
VIZ fee. J. Worth q Co.. Ct Luuis, No.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-24

The Market b flooded With Cheap. fnieroS b.
Ting and Yeast Povdess Of light or short ve GIT
D(esLEY'S YEAST IUwDEk 10 vATrAnsed fall
Strength md FULL weight
odd at . hole.a . d rstaii. generally tnrossh-
oct the Unissd -tat-s, BY asIer. IN 6rscssiss md
Family uPplies-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-24

AETOP -SJ E-:.rs.-.ccocc:m nz &c,
SZ0wcv kucSfS i. MI. e. cs'.lo-.f-s
, 1874-05-15

and therefore tho matter was OF such dan
georous nature that it has boon tenderly ham
dlod By the powers that be. lost An
ctploson should bo proojpitr I'D by tia slightest
friction. Con. sherman hau for this, and for
several roarong, deBirod to have hlH hcadquar-
tors moved to st.. Louis, hts family to 1onuma
their residence at that placo, suei 1t iso been
thought ttat much Of this clsshing Of official
1nt1silctlon botweon tho Secretary IT War aud
tho denoral Of tic Army would be avoided by
separating. them 60 thnt tlo position Of eacl,
Office could be moro clearly defined. In regard
to the matter, paragraph was printed Ia ono Of
our city pnpora to-day cuntaining the following
lanSungo.
I:s understood that tho President has finally con.
sentod TO Gen. 9lerman' lon8-entert4ued dosira to
lixvs the headquarters Of tho army removed to ST,
Louis, and snsf transfer will ba madc about TIM lst
proIlno. Manifestiy the Capital ii tho proper paca
for army neaqnsrtcra as lcaa during tins Of peacs
anu in naking tho change It seoma Quio clear that
mtataks will BE- committed At all eTcnta It u quite
certain that Gen Sherman ID TO change his plAcs Of
sohl!ienco to st. Louis. His houso III this city was
wcok aso placed In tho nndn of real estate agent for
tho purpose Of having it disposed Of.
, 1874-05-15
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
SENATE.

WAsH1Na1or, D. g., May IL.
NO QUORUM.
Whom tho Bonate was cal!od to order to-day at
II O'clock. ouly thirteen n,cmhers answered. On
the can Of the roll tue CHAIR. Mr. CAR
p15NrER, rend from tho rule forbid4ing Tho
transaction Of anv business without 4 quorum,
aud hiz attention nas called to the absence Of 30
many Senators ut tho hour Of 1noctiny yesterday,
when ou7y four wore preaont Henea his course
to-day in calling tho roll After explanations
that sonp Senators were engaged in commlttop-
work and tho stasemont OF tho Chair that o1!ly
motion to adjourn waa in order, Mr. CHANT1-
LllR mado such motion, but withdrew it Mt tho
request Of the Senators, and made call OF the
Senate. Tile roll was again cnlled, and forty
Senators atsswo,el, being quorum.
FonE1dN RELATIONS.
hlr. OOSOYEN introduced resolution ro.
questiug tito p1esidont to transmit to the Sonata,
It not incompatible with tho public interest,
copios OF tho correspondence in relation to tbs
arreut Of i. 4. Doclory by the Cuban authors
ties. LAID over.
, 1874-05-15

STATE or AnxANsAs,
LITTLE Rock, May II, 1874
s o hs ss a wits r
power to convene the Legislature on extraordinary
na1lds liz exercise oi the po,vef hayo called sou
together to dolberlts and act upon matters Of grave
II to vi a. tue 70 i:
country, that you hive assembled promptly mud
readily to the call Doubtless thu circumstance
thnt nukc 1t necessary for to assemble you ut this
time als known to I'LL. The matter of tho
CON TEST FOR THE OFFICE OF GOVERNOR
Of he State between tho uun. Joseph Brooks and my
ac having been passed upon at your last session. wal
supposed 10 10 finally settled but during the last
70 m
tSs oof{ s{ asyas s s d
THERE WAS NO JURISDICTION
tn any Court III the stute 10 try the question: and that
few months after TINT tlmc in another case in which
the right to tho Auditors Office involved, that
opn@n xss spnaoysa md Are md then W
Notwithstanding these two declaion-, on tho 18Th oi
a,t IN s pEonat Hy Sos ph Brooks .gnst
terminate arrived At IN ovcrrung demurrer
to Tho Jurisdiction Of the Court by pretended judg.
ouBt from the o!iee Of Governor. In nv opinion
the action af lht Court was
AHnITRART AND REVOLUTIONARY,
and hnd no Jurisdiction whLteyrr to render such
10 s tssi Of aasnSs my T aathor,ty %
against tho awfu authority Of tue ssts Government.
TIN roople responded promptly and in numbers
greater than Required, but III my efforts to govern
tho statc-uouHe and to represa tho sams I WIS
shwnrted by tis'
NTERPEnEScE or FEDERAL TROOPS,
againBt whom would not make permit Ia
Ia NUDE Thus prevented from asserting my rights
orBanzld stfciopt furce to proeck myself, and ap-
pcatod to ths natoual authorities under the Conas4-
tuition Of The United States for aid to suppress suoS
inaurrcctun, and to prevent domeatio violence; but
proposed 10 tha Legislature in extraordinary
session to settle tho question, which has been used
letex for tia unlawful efforts against the State Gov
erunlcnt. To this rcauiBlton tho President Of the
United States responded faEoring your meeting 3ud
GUARANTEEING 1Ou PROTECTION
In your deliberations. With tha assurance from the
Chief agls rua Of the nat!on gad to meet you,
aud express the lupe that through anu by your in
strumentalt:y rcace, order. and q,dctuda will ba
the question: Who is Governor Of Arkansas under tie
general election held oil the 9th Of November, 4. D.
1872 ami your early attontion ia invited to It. Owing
to the unsettled condition ct affairs In Btate, und
great want Of harmony III laws, statutory xud COLI
stuttoal, yollr earnest attention IL Invited to the
consideration Of tue prorriety Of
CALLING coNST1rur1oHAL CONVENTION,
moya which deem At this time Of absolute nocrEa!.
". hare II may DO your pleasure to call conveu-
ton Of the State in order that tho people may have m
opportunity to epeak ana act ut onco ~ they deem
best. Should there ho. In my opilou, necessity Of
action on other matters by your present meeting,
nit indicator the aa1ne by special message,
Hoping that your deliberations will result In restor.
Ing order contadencs and prosperity to the reoplo,
{6Igntd} EL1stzA BAXTER,
Governor Of A1kansas,
, 1874-05-15
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.
81 sefcF riu,mf,,h J., ttI. fhTaurn Tribune.

WASHINGTON NOT nIu ENOUGH 70 HOLD HEeRE'
TAnY DEL1NAp AND HEN. aNRnnAN.
WARRINGTON, D. O.. May 14.-TAe fact has
long beon we'll known lole, and IN army circles
generally, that there was 3 serious clashlng OF
authority betueon tho Gane,at Of the Army md
Becretayy Of War. The diaoorfa between tue
two officers l!nB at several tlmen threAtenod to
amount to Aerioua rupture and open conflict, but
their existing oa,1ses Of trouble wera anoothod
over, though not anlicably settled, They were
e = character, however, that could not haye
besn fospsson or successfully guarded sgsinst,
, 1874-05-15

them at par. Congrons could not afford to do
s!nnyth,ng Which you'd leavs any uncertainty.
Tho business Of tho country fo1t that CuugrcHs
nas pIodgol to travel In tic direction Of snccIo
ronnmptlon,. but in such manner as not 10
bronx donn bussnosB. HI did not want any back
wnrd atqp tahen.
Tho vote van thon ta1son On Mr. Wright'e
amendmont and It MAS aBrosd to-ysas 81, nays
"a, aa folloWss
, 1874-05-15
THE GENERAL SITUATION.
xEn4EanAYIu aH1n1Ian

Sr. Louis, May 14.-Tho Democrats Little
Rock, Ark, specnl says: The reported sksr-
mlsh In Markham street yeaterdav WA accustomed
by an attempt OF Daxter'B men to capture ths
Sheriff Of Clarke County, George ". Grayson
Ono struck lin on the lead with picket, and
the fire, and there was ind'acriminate shooting
BY the pnrtisans Of both sides. Ono nau, sit.
ting in doorway, and taking no part In tho at.
fair, waH shot in tile breaHt from building With
In Daxsor's lines, md t. color ed man, who wa
pAselng down tho street, was badly wounded.
, 1874-05-15
..... BRIDAL GIFTS.
SILVER
BRIDAL GIFTS.
THE G0RHAM COMPANY

THE G0RHAM COMPANY,
The well-Ixnown sllvorsmiths, Of
No. Bond-st., New York, have
completed arrangements with tho
leading Jewellers in this city,
whereby Silver Of their manufnc-
tlre, for WEDDING and PRE-
9ENTATlON GIFTS and for gen.
eral Family use, can be supplied
to all purchasers upon terms as
favorable as from the Company in
Now York.
This Trademark IL stamped On s1orv picoo
E1I1.|GN Of Sterling Silver Of tbs Gorham Con,-
sS>e*9s pany manufacture, and il I guarantee
brENLINa Of It's purity and genntneness.
, 1874-05-15
Gov. Ba1ter's Message to tho
Legislature.
He Repeats Tho Arguments Of Ills
Former Pr0Clamati0ns.
And Desires Immediate Action On tho
GuhernatorIaI Question.
Tho Federal Government Tnkc1
No Further Steps.
THE LEQIsLATuRE.

IaE AE91SIATUhG.
LITTLE Rock, Ark. May 14.-Both Houaesmei
thia morning md adopted the following
7n,ur nrsn, ,,r,a,y..
w,v,-.. .r,s Iaa,.,a,"s. -, 40
.,s hss cnnvrned or n nac 1s os OK h.s.
pro.ent; 4eA'A - c"~'& 4'o'"' 's''s
WHxnE4s. The Capital Of our stata ia occupied by
armed and c9nm,tenatng ~, forces and
.re s1oo Ih1 m is no" in possession OF
pssansi b. ~ 1en,roi ~ u. oa,x
katsas That the President Of III" fjnsfo gtes hc and
l hereby requested to mt tiH Legislature in possoa.
sion Of tic legislative has aud TINT the pnbie prop
cry On shn statciLonss sqnre b. plese under r.
aans orh rhorte, M Thss N tessan M nnd that ho MAKE
sendur orecs a. iii mo,t IT. nroac @ ana III.
against domestic violence a, asure tbjs oy srsinai
molostatou, aud that q duly certified cory Of iii
resolution bo At transmitted to tho President d
the United States.
m THE HOUSE,
q large number Of notices Of the introduction o|
bills wo!o gwen, among othera for the calling ol
d Constitutional Convention.
The situation rs to ths two armed forces rc'
mnins unchanged.
, 1874-05-15
BAxTEH's MESSAGE.

BAATEE<s3 ME33AGI.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May 1.-the General Ar
Benlbiy met in Joint Convention this evening,
aud received the following message from ths
{3overnor:
, 1874-05-15

Messrs. Daya.d, Chaualor, saulebnry, Stewart.
Stockton, Fsoliashuyseu, uud elortil. (aIe j who
would hayo yoteu Tor lAa Bubstitu 0, were paired
with Mebsrs. uordon, Couoyor, Bj1eluan, Dor
oBY, Hitchcock, ingalls,, aud Wost. who would
have voted agsinstlt Tha bill was then report
81 to the sena:e, and ~ the amendments made IN
Mr. BUCKINGHAM moved an amendment to
the uintl, scct1oa 70 ri to provide II q holder Of
any bonds Issued In exchange for United States
notos snould demand paYment thereof bofoyo
expiration OF fifteen years, the Secretary OF tho
Troasury shall pav the principal III United statts
notes, mud tho accumulated lnterest ln coin. He
jected.
lr. SCOTT moyea to strike out as per cont ~
thu amount Of United statos llo,eB to be ratlred
aud lnHart 40 por cent In lieu thereof. Ke-
jected.
Tho bill was thou road third time and passsd
-yoan, rs; nays, 1o-as folloHs:
YEAB,
Alcoru, Howe, Pr.tt.
Alson, Johnston, Natnssy.
, 1874-05-15

cationa o1reotea from tho Legislature, now in
seBHiou at lltto noolt, not having at Il late hour
tonight been received by tho Government Il
han takon no tinRl action in tho Arkansas dis-
pute.
j. TIE FnEs1pESr's ACTION.
WAsn1Noros, May l4.-A oispa-ch was re-
oeived tonight by the President conveying tho
resolutions Ut tAo ArkensNs Legislature, askirg
for tho posseshion Of the Legislative Halls, aud
domestic violence. The reply to tlls npnoni
will tu all probability sett[e the question, aid no
doubt II entertained that the feuuests Of tho
Legislature will ba favorably responded to, The
President aud Attorney..G General wels In consul,
tatiou late tonight On tho Queu1oa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07

Governor john c. Brown, of Tenn,
has proposed conference of Governors
of all Democratic states North and
South, TO discuss.s the broad questions +,
he says, ofsthe conflict between State
and Federal jurisdiction" Governor
Browr, scenes TO have forgotten that
his section Of the country raised that
question in Rebellion, and that it has
been decided. that when a state ignores
all state law, and national law, that she
can be WHIPPED Into proper relations
with fundamental National law, howev-
er, if he wishes to inveigle the leaders
of Democracy into the old heresy, that
bred rebellion, let him 10 1t. The
country will be wide awake this time.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07

The time of employees of the Penn
sylvania Railroad construction shops
at Jersey City, has been reduced to
eight hours, aud wages correspondrngly.
George Prsleck, supposed accom-
plice in the VI ellsboro bank robbery,
has been arrested at Athens, Pa.
Bergh, the prevention of cruelty to
animals man, won a suit in New York
court, against a railroad company, for
packing calves so closely in car that
some Of them died. The full penalty
Of fine was imposed.
The Grand Hotel at Saratora, valued
at 100000, was destroyed by FIRE.
Insurance, S200,0OD.
A man named Murdock has been
convicted and sentenced, by a Wash
ington, ID. C, court to three years i'm
prisonment for writing a threatening
letter to Fernando Wood for black
mailing purposes.
Senator Summers estate has been ap-
praised at $l34,000.
The Supreme Court of the District
of COLUMBIA has affirmed the judgment
of the court below, that insanity is no
cause for divorce
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher made bis
appearance at the regular Friday night
prayer meeting of Plymouth Church
last Friday evening. The church was
densely crowded Ioag before the hour
Of meeting, and Mr. Bcecher received
a hearty welcome. He made short ad-
dress, after which reception was given
in the lecture-room by the Plymouth
Church Association.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07

A despatch of the 81 inst, from
Chicago gives the following crop re-
ports Ohio - Wheat, pretty god !;
corn, half crop; some potatoes light
fruit crop. Indiana-Much the same !;
much complaint in both States from
drouth and Insect raEages. Illinois
Wheat passab!y good corn light, po-
taioes scarce, Pasturage good, coDse-
quently good hog and cattle crop
Iowa and Missouri-erops of all kinds
only medium, far below the average !;
drouth, chinch and po:aio bugs very
destructive. kansas--Wheat, nearly
average in the Neosho region. yielding
twenty bushels per acre. Corn suffer
ed considerably, and is nov selling at
fifty FIVE cents on the streets. Farm
ers are now turning their attention to
cultivating castor beans. fax, and other
insect proof products.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court Of Juniata Cauaty,
IN proceeding, for the 0Pprarsemsni Of tie
Real Estate Of Jame, Ks.ssr, decsdsei
To Barton L. Hall aud Nancy Jane IL III,
his wife, John W. lstaberg anl Sarah Ell Ia
lsenberg, his wife, and Zena. James keiser:
Pursuant to an order Of said Court made
at September term, YOU are hereby notified
that |, ". Il hneuse, sheriff If Jl.iati
county, wili hold an Inquest AID a,.prAise-
meut rPOa the real estate U; sI.i .;4ues
keiser, deceased, Oh Friday. the { Jth day o;
OctOb.r. 1874, At / O'Clock +. ", on the
premises, iii TuscarorA township. when and
where yUu can attend if sou Sc; proper.
". ii kNUCSE, Sheriff.
Oct. ., 1874.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
Republican County Committee.

CHAmaay-G. W. NTH, Patterson p. o.
SrcKETNRY-Richard Doyle, Walnut 20
Nittiintown--H. 4. Stanbaugh, is. Martin.
FermanaEh-Isaac icber, J. VI. Hover.
Walker-W. II. kuriz. W II. Lnkcns.
Favette-Jcsse Grgbb. I. I. Davis
Monro--u. "a. Sh,lltnbcrger, Jacob. Basom
Gr-enwool-W. " WoOdwa"d, ii. Minimum.
Susquehanna-S s. 5. Updeerove. E. Long
Dclaware-J. VI. Suits. ID. Finkenbindcr.
Thompsentown-J. G. lIaldeman, y. heely
Psfterson-H. Z. Given, ID. +. Stevens.
Miford-Wm. McCahan, 4. J. Iertzler.
Beale-J. F. Leach, Richard Doyle.
Port Royal-D. K. F.. BealOr, James A
Thompson
Turbett-J. G.. Hertzlcr, Isaiah Berkey.
spruce Hiil-Thos Ramsey, Stewart Whar-
ton.
Tuscsrora-A. IL Stewart, Thos- Morrow.
Lack-Wm Morrow. Tyson Stump.
Black Log-R Mcintyre, A. II. Opple.
Louis L. Atkinson-Membcr of Republi-
can State Central Committee Tor JuHiata
county.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
Executors Notice.

EsfGts of Mary ,Farrick, deceased.
ET1EkS Trstamontary on the estate of
IL Mary Warwick, late of Spruce Hill
township. deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted TO
said estate are requested TO make payment,
and those having claims or demands are re-
qu-sicd TO make K lown the saline without
delay, - HUGH W. DAVIS,
Spruce Hill,
JEREMIAH LYONS,
Miffiuiown.
Oct. Al Executors of sad deceased
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07

Certain Democratic papers persist
10 denying that there is such an orga-
uizstion as the ''N hite League" in the
South. They must count largely on
the Ignorance of their fellow citizens
if they expect them to take their depi-
al as truthful statements.
The denial of, aud apology for
Southern ouirages only help to curse
their cause, for it is well known in
every intelligent hamlet, glen, and on
every hill aud mountain, that every
day men are prescribed, asassinated.
murdered, or driven from their ha bita-
tions and homes, or account of political
opinion. The whole world looked on
with amazement at the forceabie ov,r.
throw of the State government of
Louisiana BY the late rebel element
%. that section of the country. As
,Aey have done in that State, so would
they do, if they had the power, in
every other state south. There out
RACES are as well established as they
eau be, yet some would be intelligent
people do not believe them. jus, as
some wouid be intelligent people dis
believe the fact that toe world revolves.
l'ha h,wiirg denial of Souiheran
.u,Tar~S, by the D-mncrac7 Is only
equaled by their denial in 1860 of their
determination Of the South to secedc.
Hos they then, persisted that the
l.arge, that the South would inaugu
rate Rebellion had no truth in il. and
~s- only gotten up for political purpo-
ses. The vacant place in almost every
house. The Soldiers Orphans Schools
The National debt, aud hundreds Of
other minor thugs cvIdeIce beyond
contradiction the character Of their de
deuiais then. The whole country is
awakening 10 their recent movements,
and has resiive feeling, lest the gov
crnment pass into their controle.
While the mass of the Democracy,
North, have been loyal to Northern
institutions, and helped to maintain
them, their leaders have given the
weight Of their moral infuence-in
number of cases did not stop there
in favor of the South. L. Congress
should be filled with that class, aud
they are trying all they know how to
get there, the South would be allowed
to shape matters to suit the views of
of the men who brought on Rebellion,
and everything that has been done
would be undene.
The people in this district, as in
every other district in the State, are
largely interested in Congressional
elections. IL will not do to neglect
this matter. Stenger's friends are at
work. lie cannot be elected, but it
will not do to remain idle. General
Wis;cr is moderate nan, a firm man,
one who will give TO every section the
right that belongs to it, and will assist
to crush with the hand of justice the
foul work that is carried on without
blush. The district in electing him to
Congress will honor and place itself
far sbova Marty lines.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
NeW Advertisements.

pr,soument not exceeding two years, or
both. at the discretion of the court.
Given under nv hand at nv Office in N &
ttintowp. this first day of October. in the
wear of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-four, and in the ninety
eighth wear of the Independence Of the
United States.
VIM. II KNOtSE, Sheriff.
SHERIr''s OrrrsE,
Miffiintown, Oct. lst, 1874.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07

MARK TWAIN is tired of running
about. He proposes to "settle down, y
as may be learned BY the following to
the agent Of Lecture Bureau:
"Your offer of s30 900 for Fifty
nights does not tempt me. l have run
about the world long enough. l mean
10 live and die at howe If l starve at
il. | love you, but caanot lecture
any mere.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
L,vERYBODY,s OWNPUlSI-
Patent Improved Butter.

One Of the most valuable discoveries of
the day. Pure butter made from the fresh
caul tat OF Horned Cattle, which does not
become rancid, ami is in every respect
equai to, and fer culinary purposes superior
10 ordinary Butter. Process very simple,
cost of apparatus trifiing and Profit, Large,
The undersigned are sole owners OF the
Patent-right for Pennsylvania, and are now
ready to sell County Licenses on applica-
tion. A Factory being in successful oper-
alton in Bethlehem, the process can BE- thor.
oushly inspected. Address +. W. LEN
BACH & Co., Bethlehem, Pa.
or = H0() per day al home. Terms free.
9u = 0Gu Address GEo. SrIssoS q Co..
Portland, Ne.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07

"Mr. Beecher was before the Brook
lyu granb jury on Saturday, and after
giving his testimony true bills were
found against Tiltoa ani Moulton for
publishing false and malicious libels."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07

DURING the IS days of the Fifth
Cincinnati Exposition, which closed on
Saturday, $4,000 people visited the
Exposition.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
ORPHANS OURT SALE
or
RE AL ESTATE {

TNiiE undersigned. Guardian Of E. T.
Il Sailis NJ, and Charles X. Shulaan,
minor children of George s. Shunan, do
ceased, will sell at public sale, on the prem
ises in Walker township, Juniata count, =,
Pa, at o'clock z. NJ, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER I3, 1874,
The following described real estate, to wit !:
The undivided one-hIlf OF u certain planta-
tion and tract Of Land situate in Wa!srr
township, JEnfata count! bounded on the
east by lands Of John A. Gsllaher, on the
north BY lands of Moses Kyle, on the wess
by lan'is OF Ainichen and Bashoar. and on
the south by lands of Book and He,rsck
cOatlllniny
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
COUNTY TEChET.

CONGRESS-,
GES'L LANGHORNE WISTER, OF
Duncannon, Perry county.
ASSEMBLY,
GEORGE VI. SMELKER, of Tusca-
rOra township.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
c. D. SHELLENBERGER, of Fay
ette township.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
CAPT. JAMES J. PATTERSON, of
Beale township.
COUNTY AUDITOR,
LIEUT.. J. J.. BARTON, of Spruce
Hill township.
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EIGHT Texan steers, in the streets of
New York, injured fifty people before
they were shot, on Saturday evening