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News Items.
TAcITUs.

A despatch from San Francisco dated
on the 2lst. reports; Salinas Valley is
under water, resulting in great damsge
to property, bu, no loss of life is re-
ported thus far. A snow slide in the
mountains near Geueo, Nevada, buried
ifty Cinnamon wood-cutters, of whom
twenty eight were killed.
The Methodist church at Worcester,
Mass, was burned on the morning of
the 2lst. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
There is a bill before the Legislature
for the repeal of the Local Option law.
On the 18Th the mercury stood at 40
degrees below zero, at Fort Laramie.
Last year tue city of MiddIetowu,
Conn, voted Democratic BY a large
majority. On the 18th inst. the whole
Republican ticket was elected.
Convicted and confned criminals in
the Missouri State Prison at Jefferson
City revolted for the purpose OF escap-
ing, on the 18th. but did not succeed.
at Watertown, n. Y, George +.
Paddock & Co.'s bank suspended Oh
the 18th. Liabilities, Sf34 600.
The ommittee on Southern Affairs,
appointed BY Congress, have again gone
South.
The Methodist preachers Of Boston
and vicinity, on the 18th inst, passed
resolutions thanking the President and
General Sheridan for their action in
the affair at New Orleans
The Secretary of War has sent a
communication to Congress suggesting
that the claim of the Roman Catholic
Mission Of ST. Jaues to the whole mil
itary reservation of Fort Vancouver.
valued a. 81 100000, aud which has
been beh,re the War Department for
MANY years, be submitted TO a court
aud jury for settlement.
Whitlow Reid, of New York Tribune,
has been sued for libel, by A. X. Shep-
herd, Ex-Governor OF the Deiirick of
Columbia, for charging His Excellency
with great nismanagement in the at
fairs of the District.
A squad of Fedora troops elected
Sheriff A. j. Flanagan from the Sher-
ifs Office at Vicksburg, on the 18th,
which he held BY virtue of the late
election, about the validity of which
there seems to be constitutional ques-
ton. Major Head, commander of the
troops, reported his action to Chancel-
lor Hill, who wac holding court, and he
appointed W. H. McGhee Sheriff pro
TEN, and he was placed in possession of
the Office. Sheriff Flanagan also re-
ported the facts to the Court and asked
protection, but the Court refused the
request
A mountain Of silver has been dis
covered in Oregon. II is one hundred
and eighty feet wide, FIVE hundred feet
deep, and has been traced twenty miles,
and yields ten cents per pound.
The Cook county tIll.) National
Bank closed its doors on the 18th.
a locomotive exploded At Cham
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|. CCmmonw wcalth OF Pennsylvania, tor
use of Elizabeth Mailer, vs.. John Iergh.-
No. II, April term, 1866.
,. Samuel Yocum vs.. David A. Dough-
:. An. administrator. and others. No. l3l,
September term, 1870.
8. George Winters vs.. Samuel Murphy.
No 80, September term, 1873.
4. Jacob Drolesbaugh vs.. David P.;:Spsn-
ogle and Samuel Stern. No. l24, Septeua-
Der term, 1878.
5. William D Campbell vs.. John, amp
bell. No 1873, september term. 1873.
6. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Ell
Rel, Daniel Coffman rs Alfred Sutch and
Shively. No. 1874. September term 1873
7. Euphemia Strouse and Philip Strous-
vs. Henry C. Eagle. No. 81, December
term, 1873.
s. Daniel Coffnan vs.. John Beard. No.
81. December tenn, 1873.
9. Pietra Campbell vs. Mary Devinney.-
No. S5, December term, 1873.
10. J B NJ Todd vs.. Jacob Zsigler. No.
8, April term, 1874.
II. State Bank vs.. John .Middagh, ,;Gsr-
nishee OF Neal Mccoy. No. SO Apri term,
1874.
l2.JBM Todd vs.. Daniel Mafe,.. Nc.
81, April term. 1874.
I3. George W Gorton IS. Samuel Hof-
man. No. II, April term. 1874
IA George W Gorton Vs. James Bach-
anan. No. 78, April terrn, 1874.
Is. Isaac Lutz vs.. Jesse Reed, adninis-
traitor of Susan Graham, deed. No. l3s,
April term, 1874.
10. The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvauia
at the suggestion of the County of Juniata,
vs. David " ats, jerome He.rics and Luke
Marx. No l22, September term, lo1i-
II William S Rickenbsugh vs. G Lag-
yer. No 1872, September term, 1874
l8. Matthias Niece vs. Jane Steenson.-
No. 1871, September term, 1874.
10. Christian Simpson vs.. Joseph Long
No. 4. December term, 1874.
20. Elizabeth Reynolds IS. Lewis c Rsy-
nolds. No. ia, December term, 1874.
81. John C Moser VS.. J 2 Hettis6nger.-
No. i29, December term, 1874.
%. William Bdni,toa vs. David " Allen.
No. l4O. December term, 1874.
IRWIN d. WALLIS, Prothono.ary.
PRorHosorARY's 0YFIcs,
Mitiintown, December l9, 1874.
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IN the close Of the year 1860, and in
the opening months of the year 1861,
when Southern Democrats were pre-
rsring TO break up this Government,
and we're stealing United States prop
erty in Southern States as fast as they
knew how, sympathizing Democrats
North denied that they we're SO en-
gagged, aud declared that all who said
20 we're wilfull, malicious Republican
f.lsifers. They persisted in denying
Ihe rebel work Of their Southern polit-
ical brethren until the very hour in
which the latter attempted to steal Fort
Sumptcr from iisjor Anderson, who
wss its keeper for the United States
Goverumen.. That murderous :heft
opened the eyes Of the people of this
country, and explained to the whole
world sho lied on the question. To-
day ssmpathlflng democrats deny all
the, can Of the Rebel!ion, aud if it
were possible tLey would have the peo-
Die believe that TO Rebellion took
rlace. Louisiana and other Southern
States are in a revolutionary condition
now. Tie Democrats deny it, aud de-
clare il untrue, as they declared the
preparation for the Rebellion untrue IN
1850 and 1861. The lives of the peo-
lie down there who believe in the cause
Of the patiun, or national unity, are
not valued. They are shot and muir
dered By hundreds. General Sheridan
saws tina, between three and four thou
sapd Republic ans have been murdered
in the State Of LOUISIANA since lsGS.
aud lpat DO, one ot the mureorers have
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{ the case United States soldiers can

of the case United States soldiers can
interfere with State Legislatures, that
is, il those legislatures are composed
of Southern men. " Poor rule that
won't work both ways" You see it is
the same old doctrine of estate Rights"
which John G. Calhoun advocated, and
Hhicb the South has adhered TO, and
upon which the last war was COM
menced. This Louisiana difficulty is
only the outcroPfings of the restless,
impatient spirit of the South. The
sane spirit has been rnanifesting itself
since these States were conquered
Northern people do not understand how
i, can be, but if they lived here year
Or two they would soon observe the
workings of the spIrit of rebellion
The people are determined to rule or
ruin. The negroes and carpet baggers
must be put down-peaceab!y, if TINY
can do it in that way-by force, if they
are compelled to resort to such means.
Their doctrine is Sou;herners must
rule the South" Hence it is regarded
stigma if man happens to be born
in the United States north OF Mason
and Dixou's line. A foreigner is looked
upon with more favor than a man of
Northern birth.
POOR SOUTH CAROLINA
is doing much better than formerly.
Gov. Chamberlain is meeting the ex-
pectauous of his friends, fulfilling his
promises and inspiring confidence in the
hearts of all the people. All parties
join to praise him. Taxes are not so
high, expenditures are decreasing, busi-
ness is reviving and merchants and
farmers are encouraged. Our Yankee
Governor will be the great mau of the
country if he succeeds in brIrging the
prostrate State from the difficulties into
which the infamous Moses plunged it.
ATLANTIC.
CHARLEsrox, S. c., Jan. II, 1875.
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NcsC Advertisements.
toROCLAMATION.-wUgsl

IL E.A
L the Hon. BENZ T. JuSKIy, Pre,,d.n,
Judge of the Court of Common Pies, ~.
the 9Th Judicial District, composed OF ~.
counties of Juniata, Perry and Cumhs-
land, and the Honorables Jonathan We;,.-
and John Koons, Judges Of the ,,;d
Court of Common Pleas of Juuiata cou,,r
have issued their preceTt TO me dirrc,st'
bearing date the llth dsy OF DEC. Is-a
for holding 4 Court of Oyer and Term,p.,
and General Jail Delivery, and Gsu.r,i
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, a, NIP
FLINTOWN, on the FIRST MONDAY =,
FEBRUARY, 1875, being the arst day o,
the month.
NorIcr Is HsRrsY GIVEN, to the Ca--
ouer, Justices of the Peace and Constahlss
of the County Of Juniata, that they be then
and there in their proper persons, at on,
o'clock on the afternoon of said dav, vith
their records, inquisitions, examination.
and over rcmembrances, TO do those thipy,
that 10 their Offices respectively appertais
and those that are bound BY recognizancs !,
prosecute against the prisoners tha, are or
then may be in the Jail of said countz
be then and there TO prosecutor agaius,
them as shall be just.
By al Act Of Assembly, passed the In,
day OF May, A. D., 1854. it is made III,
dutv of the Justices of the Peace. of tbs
several counties of this Commonwealth. 10
return to the Clerk of this Court of Qusrto-
Sessions of the reSpectiSes counties. all III,
rscvyuIzances entered into before them bv
any person pr persons charged with ,hs
commission of any crime, except such Case.
as NAV be ended before q Justice Of Il,
Peace, under existing laws, At least ten day,
before the commencement OF the session
of the Court to which they are made re-
turnsble respectively, and in all cases where
any rrcognizances are entered into le,s
then ten DAYS before the commencement,
Of the session to which they are made re-
turnable, the SAID Justices are to return
the same in the same manner IS if said act
had not been passed
Dated at Mif,in,own, the llth day Of
Dec, In the year OF Our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and scvepty-four
WN- II. KNOUSE, ShsriF.
herifirs Office, Miffiintown,
January f. 1916.
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word to others that so sure as they
come TO the election and vote the Re-
publican ticket that they :. shaut live
about thore." Aud thas the freedmen
IN Louisiana are kept away from the
polls or compelled to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket against their will. Now,
when Democrats get into Office in that
State. whether by fair or foul means,
and Republican. raise their voices and
protest against their righ. to be seated,
no notice is taken of IT abroad, but if
any Republican objects to seating q
Democrat then the whole force of the
Democracy of the Unitr1 States is
called for, and how gladly do they lend
a helping hand when there Is danger Of
losing a member which might leai to
the loss of State. 1t is natural for
them to look after their own political
interests.
Nov, for a few facts. When the
smoke of battle had cleared away, the
Democrats had in the Louisiana Legis
lature 80 members returned elected
holding usdlsputed certificates, and 5
members whose certificates were con-
tested. The FIVE disputed enes had no
right to vote until the House was prop
erly organized and committee chosen
10 inquire which ones were legally cleo
ted The Republican had So members
returned With undispu,sd certificates
aud 8 Republicans returned whose
right to seats in the House was con-
tested and had no right to vote until
investigation BY a committee was FIRST
had and report made. Without the
contested memters there would have
been dead lock, and the House could
not have obtained Speaker. Bur it
is said all this was previously knoSu TO
both parties. 1t happened that when a
Republican member was on bis way,
knowing his undi>puted certificate, he,
| for some cause, was arrested and de
tanned one day. Had he been present
on the 4,h ard voted, the Republicans
would have had I,ajorlty Of one, aid
organized the House, leaving out ali
disputed members. The Democrats
found that BY letting the members
whose right was contested vote they
would have majority Of two, and thus
they attempted to enforce the organi-
zation that day, and their Speaker said
that they were legally organized, while
the Republicans declared that they
were defrauded out of their rights
The Democrats were afraid that the
man who, while on his way, was arrest
ed, might come in and defeat their or
ganization, and called in the troops for
aid. The Republicans called on the
Governor for troops, and the Governor
finding that the whole body Of the Leg
Isiature asked for troops, sent fifteen,
and they hurt nobody. Why, then. did
the Democrats howl so loud, while then
own party asked for the trooPs9
TAcITUs.
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BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE,

incorporated in ls49 with authority to con-
fer degrees. and endowed by the State OF
Maryland in 1860. The College Is beauti-
fally situated in grove, within the citv
limits, on a lofty eminence that commands
a view of the country, the city, and river
and bay for many miles. The College has
Il good library, chemical and philosophical
apparatus, cabinets OF minerals, medals,
coins, gems, &c, and the course OF instruc-
tion is thcrcugh. Board and tnition $3.50
per snnum. N. C. BROOKS, LID.
President.
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Assigned Estate of Samuel
Leonard

THE undersigned, Assignee, hereby gives
l. notice that Samuel Leonard, of Fay
ette township, Juniata county, Pa, has
made general assignment to him for the
benefit of his creditors All persons in
debted TO the estate of the said Samuel
Leonard are requested tc make immediate
payment, and those having claims TO pre-
sent the same, without delay, to
REUBEN LEONARD,
Oakland Mills, Juniata Co., Pa.
Jan l3, 1875.
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GREAT REDUCTION
-N THE
PRICES OF TEETH
Full Upper or Lower Sets ss Low a. f5

No teeth allowed to leave the Office IN
less the patient is satisfied.
Teeth reinodeled and repaired.
Teeth filed To last for life
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the hard times, / will insert
full single sets teeth, Of the very best kind,
for $500. Temporary sets $500 extra
TnOihache stopped IN i've minutes with
out extracting the tooth, al the Denisl OF
fice of q. L. DkRR, established in Mifiin-
town IN 1860.
G. l. DERS,
Jan "a, 1871 Practical Dentist.
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sHERfFF,S SALES.

DY virtue Of writ of Vsnd. Err, is
ID sued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Juniata county and to me sirected,
will be exposed to public sale, at tn Court
House, in the borough of Mitflin-o~n, at
O'Clock p. NJ, on FRIDAY, JANUARY
29ih, 1875. the following real estate, viz:
A tract of land situate in Tuscarors
township, Juniata county, bounded on the
north by lands of Joseph Bowling, on the
east by lands of Samuel Kenepp, on the
south by lands of Josiah Waters and John
Drolesblugh, and on the west bv Tuscarora
Greek, containing 300 Acres, more or
less. having thereon eSected a Leg House,
Bank Barn, Wagon Shed and other out
buildings. Seized, taken in execution and
TO be sold as the property of j. Calvin
Dobbs.
.fLSO,
A lot Of ground in the borough of Port
Royal, Juniata county, situate on the south
side Of Middle street, bounded on the east
by lot of Jacob Zeigler, ON the south BY an
alley, AND on the west by an alley, having
thereODferccted n Frame Dwelling House
and yctbuil ling. Seized, taken in execu-
tiopJd Ind to be sold as the property of Mar
tbaLA- Umh.l;z.
NJ WN. II. KNOUSE, Sheriff
I6herif's Office, Mift!intOwn,l
jan 4, 1875.
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By calculation based on the recent
transit Of "Venus," astronomers de-
clare that since 1I6l the earth has
come 7,000,000 miles nearer the SUI,
and that in about l ,440 years from this
date our orb will reach the sun, and be
consumed by its heat, and thus the
Scriptures will be literally fulfilled in
that the earth will be CO isumed by FIRE
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Public Library Of Kentucky.

Death Of Cor. Brdmlstfe--4cfiOn Of he
Trustees A Successor .7pp0Intei - No
More PO,iponement, - Draeing Certain
February 21h.
At a meeting of the Trustees of the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky, Jan. 10. 1879, It
was resolved that Z. VI. Briggs, Esq, who
under the late Hon. Tho. Z. Bramlette was
the real business manager of the gift coa-
certs already given in aid OF the Public Ii
br;ry Of Kentucky, be and he il hereby au-
thorized TO take the place made vacant BY
the death of said Bramlette. in the manage
ment of the affairs of the fifth and last gilt
concert, and that the drawing announced
for February %. 1875, shall positively and
unequivocally take place on that day with
out any further postponement or delay on
any account whatever.
u II DIrepETT pras
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Il. / DU IKE fre'
JoHS S. CAIN, Sec'y.

Hereafter all communications relating TO
the 9TH Concert shJuld Dc addressed to the
undersigned. and pledge myself that the
drawing shall come off February 9th or
that every dollar paid for tickets shall bs
returned. N
C. NJ BRIGGS, Agent and ManagsT,
Room 4, Public Library Building, NJ
Louisville, E.
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The SsstissI and Rtps5Israa office il the
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The Beccher and Tilton case is pro
crossing seemingly under the inspira-
iion of the adage of snake haste slow
w." From all accounts, all parties
concerned are in amiatle feeling with
each other. l. it expressing too much,
to say that these loving people may in
a short time be on as pleasant terms
with each other as ever, and the whole
trouble be ruled out as If 1t never ex-
lstcd.
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Bare Inducements !
ExecutOrs' Notice.

Estats of Jacob Bra6akey. deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters
~ Testamentsry on the estate OF JACOB
Brubaker, late of Monroe township, decd,
have beer. granted to the undersigned. All
persons indebted are requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having claims
will please present them without delay TO
JOHN KURTZ,
SAMUEL oBERHOLTZER,
Jan -, 2xT5. Erscssc~I
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THERE is one sense iu which the
Louisiana upheaval is benefit. 1t
shows precisely the spirit and animus of
the Democratic press and party. Ne
submit that party which gives is un-
reserved affection to assassins can never
stand before the people of this country.
-Pt9Sburg Gazette.
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Do LIAR s

TO THE AMOUNT OF T o MILLION
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND ARE TO
BIZ DISTRIBUTED on THE 9TH FEB
RUARY BY THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF
KY. UPON THE OCCASION OF THEIR
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT.
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DVERTISING: CheapI G

IA Systematic All persons Wig eontem-
plate making contracts with new syapers tor
the Insertion Of advertisements. should
send II cents to Geo P Rkell X Co,
81 PARK Row, New York, Tor their PAM
PHLBf-BOOK (ninsty-,evsnth sditiOn), con-
tanning lists OF over 2OJO newspapers and
estimates, showing the cost. Advertise
ments taken for l-ading papers in many
5 tales at a tremendous reduction from pub
lishers' rates. GsT THE BOOK.
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Foa Sunlight hundred 10 a thousand
Chestnut Rails, made of young timber
Address A. MCKINLEY,
MeCcysr.IIe, Junists Co.. Pa
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CTATEMENT OF THE INDEBTEDNESS
~ of the County Of Juniata on the 4th
day of January, 1875, together with the
assessed valuation of the taxable properly
of said county tor the year 1874:
JuNIArA CousrY, DR.
To amount of Co Inty Bonds with
coupons annexed issued dur
ing the year 1874, payable in
from one to eight years, with
six per cent. interest, to be
paid annually. lly...........-.. 131 ,375 90
CREDIT.
By County Bonds No
2, paid Jan. 2, 'I5, 5 800 90
ny cash in treasury 4,
1919. S,Uo0 ca
By amt. OF tax ont
standing Jan 1, rs, l2,572 20
By bal in hands of ID.
Watts, former trea-
surer 240 20
-S22, 1853 10
Balance. c.---.--.--...-.-.. SI0,Zoo II
Amount of the assessed valuation Of the
real and personal property Of Junisia couh-
tv for the year 1874, making the sum OF
g., ,5s5 2 2U0.
The foregoing statement is published ac-
cording TO law.
BY order OF the Commissioners.
JAMES DEEM, Clerk.
Jan 8, 1875.
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For Tickets, or information, address
THO. Z. HRANLETTB, Agent and Man
ager, Louisville. KY, or TuOS. II. HAYS
4 CO., 600 Broadway, n. Y.
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cen punished that the White League

been punished I; that the White League
aud similar organizations break up any
court that attempts TO bring the Ban
di,ti to justice. For using United
States troops, on the requisition OF the
Governor of Louisiana, to prevent
bloodshed and revolution. when the
Legislature was convened On the 4tb
inst, President Grant and Republicans
are called usurpers. 1t is the same
game and cry that the Rebels played
and raised in 1860 and 1861. Let the
country be warned, that the same ele
ment that precipitated rebellion IN the
past does not do so in the near future.