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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24
to make radicalsm popular he need not put il into

to make radicalsm popular he need not put II into
German English. These faults, however, are such
as belong to the experimental stage, and there IS
enough that is good in The E1amner to atone for
them. Al whole il il most valuable, and know
no paper that could better be recommended 70
Americans caring TO keep up with the most al
vanced political radicalism Of England. .,
Family Fair appears also in its larger Size ana
with the first Of the new series Of carlcatnres by
Pelegrini APE, the subject being Mr.. A. ;. Lnmley
a name socially potent in LONDON. novel OF
Society. entitled "Thc BOudoir Cabal,' is begun,
and there are paragraphs Of information from
special sources, and other features of which i gave
some account in "a former letter. Nobody will say
PANTY Fair is not readable 1t is precisely that. and
il is perhaps wonder that the knowledge Of society
and its doings should in many cases coexst with
the power of expressing 1t in a style not less
light and agreeable than good conversation in good
salon. A.,
One item about one other paper and am done
The paper is The Grdphio, already well known IN the
United States. aud the item - the PROMISED ap-
pearance in it's columns of the English translation
of Victor Hugo's novel, "Quatre vIngt.
Treize"-a novel about which French Trend
who had seen part of it in Ms, wrote me not long
ago in enthusiastic terms. IL is meant TO be the
authors masterpiece, and believed to be and II
anything could give pleasure To the grand old man,
lately so stricken by domestic griefs, 1t would DO
perhaps triumph which should recall the glories
of his early days. q. W. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24
religious equality, and no State Church, unsectarian

religious equality and no State Church. unsectaran
education International Arbitration, and Home
Rule for Ireland or Irish questions, leaving to the
Imperial Parliament all legislation on Imperial
questioss-such are some of the points Of Mr. Cowens
creed / have said nothing in this letter Of Dis
establishment andthe struggle of the
and Secularists for the repeal of the 18th clause OF
the Education act. The latter is question that has
to be dealt with this coming session. and the former
one that cannot be kept wholly out of tho next
general election, whether Mr.. Gladstone like it or
not Candidates in the recent occasional contests
have had to say whether they for or against it,
and Mr.. Governs declaration in favor of Disestab-
lishment Endorsed, it will be, by such constitu
ency as Newcastle, is fact political managers must
take into account But it is the general tone of Mr.
Governs speeches which il more significant than
particular declarations for with all this radcalism
Mr.. Cowen proclams himself loyal to Mr.. Gladstone,
and these, among others, are the grounds on which
he pledges himself to support the Government, not
in censOriOus or critical but in o cordial and indie
pendent manner"
And with all this growth and DEVELOPMENT Of rad
icalism, all this freelOm and courage Of speech, all
this readiness and eagerncss in the public mind to
listen to every fresh statement, scarcely hint Of
republicanism. That is the one point on which even
SirCharles Dikeissent. Mr.. Cowen says he does not
think it practical question. Mr. Bradlaugh see,
has been telling you the contrary and suspect has
created an impression in America that struggle
between republic and monarchy in England is i'm
minent. don't dispute Mr.. Bradlaugh's sincerity.
All say is that in period of general political fer
ment, can see nothing to indicate that any great
number Of people are thinking ON that particular
subeCt. q, W,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-14

ECRoPE has been considerably sgita-
ted over the arrest, in Germany. by
Bismarck, of noted diplomatist named
Won Arnim. The diplomatist refused
to give certain papers to Bismarck
when asked for them. Whist crooked
things, or ways, they relate TO, is what
the world would like to know. They
must be very important to the secrecy
of intrigues in walch King Williams
chief men of state took part, TO war
rant the arrest of Won Arnim outside
of the usual way of arresting people ii
that country.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-14

THE Democratic party talk loudly
about the national debt, and the pros
trat:on Of the business interests Of the
country, which they say flow from it.
Rebellion caused the national debt.
Rebellion was conceived, born and bred
in the Democratic party, and al, the
ills that brood ever the country were
generated by it.
Wherever Republican rule is mani
fest, untrammeled By the past work Of
the Democratic party, economy and
good management are clearly shown.
The State of Penbsy lvania is striking
example. When it came into the man
agement of the Republican party it had
State debt of nearly Si0,000,000.
Republican rule has reduced it more
than one half. The management of the
government of Pennsylvania is attn act
ing the attention of the people of other
States. The New York Times, srsak-
ing Of it, says:
"In Pennsylvania for the last Twelve
years, in which the Republicans have man.
aged affairs, there has been a steady de-
crease OF the State debt annually, except in
a single year, when there was an apparent
increase through the funding Of the gold
interest debt Ia a currency-interest basis.
The actual State d -bt is now less than fif-
teen and a halt millions, the decrease in the
past thirteen years having amounted to fifty
per cent. Of the debt. At the sans time
the burdens of taxation falling upon the
people have been much lightened, and the
running expenses OF the State government
reduced"
Every cit zen should contribute TO
continue this state of management in
the State, by voting for Smoker, Ohm
sted, Allen and Beath.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-14
THE Louisiana case has just assumed

THE Louisiana case has just assumed
a new aspect in consequence OF the ap-
pcarance of an address sigped Dy
Pinchbesk aud other colored politicians,
deuounciug Kellogg and his associates
as having subordinated the interests OF
the colored men to their own and hav-
ing preferred white men in their gen
ersl policy. This man Pinchbeck has
been fsctIonist through the whole o!
the Louisiana troubles, often running a
separate ticket against the Republican
nominations and thus drawing off a
portion Of the colored vote. so that the
Conservatives triumphed. Whether be
aud his followers we're paid to do this
is more than we can say; but 1t looks
so now in view of the nature OF the
pending contest and the need of the
Republicans being all united. In the
great struggle between McEnery and
Kellogg in 1872, Plnchbeek was in
duced to follow the regular standard
solely by electing him to Congress.
But failing to get admitted, and being
ambitious to be Governor, be has open
ed fire again as guerilla. The north
ern journals that sympathize with the
White League all give great promi-
nence to his attack on Kellogg, and
appear to be in great glee at the pros
pect that it will defeat the Republicans.
-.Aofth .9merican.
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Republican County Committee.

CHAIRxAy-G. W. Smith, Patterson p. o.
SEcRETARY-Richard Doyle, Walnut p. o.
Mifiiintown--II. A. StambIu2fr. J.S.Aartin.
Fermanagh-Isaac Sieber. J. VI. Hover.
walker-W. II. Kurtz, W. II. Lukens.
Fayette-Jesse Grub, T. I. Davis.
Monroe-H. q. Shellrnberger, Jacob Basoni
Grrenwood-W. Woodward, II. Minimum.
Susquehanna- s. S. Upiegrove. f. Long.
Delaware-J. VI. Suits, D. Finkenbinder.
Thompsentown-J. Il. lisldeman, n. keely
Patterson-H. r. Given, ID. F. Stevens.
Milford-Wm. McCahan, A. j. Hertzler.
Besle-J. F. Leach, Richard Doyle.
Port Royal-D. II. p. Bealor, James A
Thompson.
Turbett-J. G Hertzler, Isaiah Berkey.
Spruce Hill-Thos Ramsey, Stewart Whar-
ton
Tuscarora-A. II Stewart. rhos. Morrow.
Lack-Wm Morrow. Tyson Stump.
Black Log-R. Mcintyre, A. n. OpPle.
Louis E. Atkinson-Member of R-publi-
can State Central Committee for JuRiata
county.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-14
NOTICE.

In The Orphans Court Of JuHiafa County,
IN proceedings for the appralsenieat Of tAs
Real Estate Of James Ksissr, deceased
To Barton L. Hall and Nancy Jane HILL,
his wife, John W. lsenberg and Sarah Ell IN
lsenberg, his wife, and Zenas James Keiser:
Pursuant TO an order OF said Court made
at September term, YOU are hereby notified
that /, W. II kn0use, Sheriff CT Juniata
county, Will hold an inquest and appraise-
ment upoa the real estate OF said James
Keiser, deceased, on Friday, the 3Oth day Of
OctCbcr, 1874, at O'Clock Z. NJ, ON the
premises, in Tuscarora township, when and
where You can attend if you see proper.
W. ii. KNOuSE, Sheriff.
Oct. = 1874
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Nash released them on parole, to appear
when wanted. There is mud excite
ment over the affair.
John Wise, a grandson of Wise the
famous balloonist, has the proclivities
Of his grandfather for aerial flights.
He is in his teens, and Las lately been
ballooning quite extensively at Indiana
town, this State.
The Grand Jury at Salt Lake City
indicted one Of their own humber,
Thomas +. Kicks, for lascivious cohab-
itation. He is charged with having
five wives, three of whom he has mar
ried since 1862 His own daughter is
one Of the principal witnesses against
I HIM.
The petition presented to the Board
of Pardors at Harrisburg for the par
don of Udderzook, is IS feet long and
contains 5000 names.
The grand jury of the United States
Circuit Court at Richmond, Va, have
indicted several judges of the late elec'
tion for violating the enforcement Law.
The convention of fire engineers at
ST. Louis adopted resolutions spprov-
ing the ordinance of ST. Louis in re-
curing all chimnsys to be butt with
Innings Of eaIthenware or other fire.
proof material. A resolution was also
adopted requesting fire insurance com-
panies not to take risks greater than
two-th,rds the value Of the property
insured.
A dry goods store at Springfield
Mass, was robbed of $4,000 worth oI
silks, on the night OF the 9Th inst.
The commissioners appointed to in
vestigate the murder OF five Usage In.
dians BY the Kansas militia have made
report, stating that the act was Gun
provoked and utterly unjusu6ab!e, u
and call upon the government to see
that the Osages are reimbursed for
property taken.
j. A. Hanson, of Morgan county.
Georgia, shot his father twice, fatally
He fed after the deed, and has moi
been heard from since.
Bigliu won the boat race at Nyack
N. Y, beating Ten Eyck by half .
boats length in a three mile pull
Time, % minutes and II seconds.
In the Court Quarter Sessions, OF
Fulton county, Pa, Scott Salkeld wa
convicted Of stealing the horse of An
drew Shives, of Thompson township, il
June last. Wn. Salkeld pleaded gull
ty of concealing two horses stolen from
John ". Early. of Wells township, on
the hight of the 9th of July. William
and Scott Salkeld were jointly convict
ed of stealing horse of Francis Desh-
ing, of Licking township, on the night
of August l3 last. The prisoners were
each sentenced to three years. impris-
onment in the Western Penitentiary.
A dispatch from Fort Worth, Texas,
October II, says: General Mckenzie
after repelliug two attacks by the In
dians on the 26thsand 9th of Septem-
Der, marched all night, and surprised.
at sunrise the following morning, five
camps of Cheyennes and their allies,
situated In Canyon Sitro Blanco, on
Jate Creek, near the fork of Red river
The troops destroyed l00 lodges and
their entire outfit, and captured l,424
horses and mules, of which l,04S we're
at once killed. The bodies of four
Indians were brought in. Our loss was
one soldier'slightly wounded. General
Mckenzie is in pursuit with thirty
days supply.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-14
News Summary.

Great wheat frauds have been dis
covered in Chicago. Low class wheat
has been mixed with first class whea,
and sold as such.
The Republicans of Dauphin county
have nominated j. b. Packer for Con-
gress.
The "Grasshoppers' Aid Society,"" in
the northwest, have issued call for
additional subscriptions. Aid from
abroad is hoped for.
The 18th infantry has been ordered
from Nebraska to the Department of
the South.
The Emperor of Germany has con-
ferrrd the order of the Crown of P-us-
sia (kronen orden), accompanied by the
decoration, upon NJ. Richards Mrckle,
of the Philadelphia Ledger, for merito-
rious services in the interests of Ger
many IN connection with his transmits
sion of funds for the relief of the wild
ows and orphans of the Franco German
war, and his donation to the University
Library at Strasburg, destroyed during
the siege of that city.
War has been declared between China
and Japan.
The Cumberland Church of Bridge
port, Pa, was burned to the ground
about four O'Clock on Thursday morn
ing. Nothing was saved, and there was
no insurance. II is supposed to have
been fred by an iacendiary.
A colorod mans balloon got fast on
the flag staff on the court house at Bal
timore. The balloonist, named George
Washington, jumped from the basket to
the ground, and was not much hurt.
G W. Daley, the defaulting post
master of Philllpsburg, has been re-
moved from the Centre county Jail to
Pittsburgh to await his trial in the U.
S. District Court.
The Central Insurance Company Of
Philadelphia has been dissolved On the
ground of insolvency
The counties of Cambria, Somerset,
Bedford and Blair have nominated s. S.
Blair, of the latter county, for Con-
gress.
The roads leading from Etensburg,
Cambria county, are infested by big,-
way-men. IL you travel that way, arm
yourself.
A stage coach coming from Brooks
ton, Texas, was stopped by three masked
men four miles west of there, and the
passengers robbed. The robbers Sc
cured 1925 in money, two valuable
gold and two silver watches. j. NJ.
Smith, cashier of the Merchants and
Planters Bank, had a package contain
ing $4,000, fine gold watch and cham,
and diamond pin, which bis wife se-
cured behind the cushions in the stage,
where it was overlooked by the robbers.
1t is claimed that the party is the same
that robbed the Hot Springs stages and
train at Gads' Hill. The Sheriff has
organized large posse and started in
pursuit Of the robbers. The mail was
not touched.
The grave of Mrs Richard j. Carey,
recently deceased, at Holy Cross Gem
etery, n. Y f, was robbed. The ca,ket
outside of the coffin and the shroud
were left lying on the ground. The
officers raided on q medical college with
; search warrant, and found the body
of Mrs. Carey and four others. The
were surprised while at work
iissecting them, and thirty-nine stu
Tents were captured and taken in pro
'ession to the Police Court. Justice !
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-14

THE element in the South that in
augurated rebellion is growing bolder
every day. They are asking now for
the payment of damages by the Union
army while ii quartered on them, and
for the refundlng of certain taxes. ga
letter addressed to the President by a
prominent Conservative politician IN
Mississippi argues that the only true
way to restore peace and prosperity TO
the South is for Congress to pass an
act to pay for the quartermaster and
commissary stores taken by the Union
army In the South during the war, ard
10 refund the cotton tax. 1t has been
referred to the Attorney General by
the President"
The country has enough to pay if it
pays the debt that the crushing of re-
be!liou piled up. The only way to
keep their debt from being put on the
shoulders Of the country is to keep
their allies out of power. Keep the
United States Senate and the lower
house of Congress Republican. and
there is no danger These are impor-
tant matters. BY electing George NJ.
Sucker to the Legislature you will
help 10 elect United States Senator
whose vote will be cast against the pay
ment of the rebel debt. by electlng
General Wister to Congress you Will
elect a man who will be decidedly
against all rebel claims Of money in
demnity.
The people cannot too closely watch
the national questions, for by the lenient
course of the Government the rebel
element have been kindly and merci-
fully dealt with. Nothing has been
required Of them. They are encour
aged, and hope to shape the elections
70 that they may once more control the
national politics. Once they can do
that, they will repay themselves for all
losses out of the national treasury. IL
the people Will not be warned they
must abide the consequences.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-14
COUNTY TICKET.

CONGRESS,
GEs'L LANGHORNE WISTER, Of
Duncannou, Perry county.
ASSEMBLY,
GEORGE NJ. SMELKEB, of Tusca-
rora township.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
G. D. SHELLENBERGER, Of Fay
cite township.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
CAPr. JAMES j. PATTERSON, Of
Beale township.
COUNTY AUDITOR,
LIEUT.. j. l.. BARTON, of Spruce
HILL township.
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Nc,c Advertisements.
ESTRAY Y.

CAME,to the residence of the subscriber
~ il "".yette township, Juniats county,
on or about the l,th day OF May, 1874,
Steer, about Is months old, with white
back, red sides and white legs. The owner
is requested TO com, forward, prove prop
erty. pay charges, and take him away. other
wisc he will b. disposed Of AZ the law di-
reefs. JOHN BEASOR.
Oct. IA, lS74-iw
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Dissolution of Cn.Parfrershin.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CO.
IN partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name of
j. &. Haldeman x Co.. dealers in general
merchandise at ThompsOntown, Pa, was
dissolved by mutual consent ON the 30 day
of October, 1874. The books, notes, &c.
are in the hands Of J. q. iIaldeman for col
lection. ISAAC HALDEMAN.
J. G. HALDEMAN.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-14
NeiC Advertisement.
GENERAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION
GOD SAFE THE coMMOswE.aLTH

"HEREAS, In and by an Act of Gen
w eral Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pcnnsylvanis, entitled " An Act to reg
ulats the General Elections within this Com
monweath,' it is enjoined upon me to give
public notice of said elections and to cnu-
merate in .aid notice what officers are to b.
elected, |, WILLIAM ii. KNOUSE, High
Sheriff OF the County of Juniaia, do here
by make known and give notice to the elec-
I tors of the county OF Juniata, that Gen
eral Election will be held in said county on
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Oct. q, 1874.

The thanks of ]. e. Haldeman are also
hereb; rendered to the public for their
hearty support of the firm, coupled with
the request that they maintain their busi-
ness relations with him now that he COR
tinues the business at the Old stand, where
he will be glad to see them at all times
j. G. uALDEUAN
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Elections we're held on Tuesday, in
OHIO, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, West
Virgins and Dakota. There is no
news this y ednesdayl morning to in
dicate with any degree of certainty
how any of them have gone.
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EXecutOrs' Notice.

Estate Of Mary WarWick, deceased.
T ET1ERS Testamcntary on the estate of
- 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-
guested to make kaown the same without
delay, Is HUGH w. DAVIS.
Spruce Hill,
JEREMIAH LYONS
Milfiihtown,
Oct. 4, "a Executors of said deceased
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alt is SAID that the daughter Of the
late President Juarez of Mexico is
teaching school in a small interior town
in that country"
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United States detectives arrested a
parole Of counterfeiters, including two
women, at Buffalo, n. Y, with SlO,-
600 on their persons.
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CRIMINAL prosecutions are about to
be commenced against the White
League" Of Luuisiass.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-14
E,vERYRoDg,s OyTHPEsssa-
Patent Improved Butter.

One of the most valuable discoveries Of
the day Pure butter made from the fresh
caul fat of Horned Cattle, which does not
become rsncd. and is in every respect
equai to. and for culinary purposes superior
To ordinary Sutter. Process very simple,
cost of apparatus triiling and Profits Large.
The undersigned are sole owners OF the
Patent-right for Pennsyivsnia, anu are now
ready to sell County Licenses on appiica-
ton A Factory being in successful orcr-
alton in Bethlehem, the process can be thor
Oushly Inspected. Address +. ". LIN
BACH & Co.. Bethl, hem. Pa.
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0DSYCHONANCY, OF SOUL CHARM
ING" How either sex may fasci-
nate and gain the love aud affections of anv
persons they choose, instantly This sim
pie mental requirement all may possess,
tree, by mail, Tor % cents; together with i
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies A queer bvok lCO, ,OGO
sod. Address 7. WILLIAM & Co. Pub
fishers, Philadelphia.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

TIVE undersigned, Executor OF the last
Il will and testament of Robert c. G ala
her. deceased, will sell at public sale, at
MiiIim;own, Juniata county, Pa, at one
O'Clock Z. NJ. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1874,
The following valuable real estate, to wit:
Ne.H.-The MANS on FARM. situate
in Fcrmanagh township. Junia;a county,
adjoining the borough of Miiiiiutown, coz
tainIng
l55 Acres and 50 Perehes, net.
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Ne,c Advertisements.

r-,so,m,nt not exceeding two years. OF
thnsb ar the discretion of the court.
Given under my hand at nv office IN NIL
,;n,own This first day of Ociobe-' IN me
rs.~ of oar Lord one thousand ei sht n N :
drsd and seventy-four. and in the ninety
s;sbrb wear of the Independence OF the
United States.
wN. KNOUSE, Sheriff.
SHERIrf's OrFIBE,
Niftiintown, Oct. LIST, 1874.
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The elections in Georgia have gone
Democratic.