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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CONGRESS

Editor Sentinel and Republican, Please
announce the name OF JEREMIAH LYONS as a
Candidate for Congress, subject to Hepub,i-
cah usages, and obiIge
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12

We are authorized To announce the name
of JAMES KIDD, of Tuscarora township, as
candidate for the Office of Assembly man,
subject to the rules of the Republican party.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12
STATE SENATOR.

We are authorised TO announce the name
of JoHS w. MUrHERsBAUGH, Of MifilIntown,
as candidate for the office of State Sena-
tor, subject to the rules of the Republican
partv
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12
Ass SOCIATE JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce the name
of JONI McLAuGHLIN, of Turbett township,
as candidate for the office of Associate
Judge, subject to the primary election rules
of the.Republiean party.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12

Some days ago Office Wilson went out to
haul load of hay to his stable-a one
horse load. For while his beast worked
satisfactorily, but by-and-by displayed the
perversity of its kind, and refused to pull.
The hay must needs be put in the stable,
and. as the hour indicated rain, there was
no time to waste in breaking the animal
into sensible recognition of the situation.
The beast was unhitched, and another one
substituted, and the load of hay drawn to
the foot Of Cherry street hill at its intersec-
tion with Main street. At that point the
second horse refused to pull. Officer Will
son was philosophical and obtained third
horse, and got the load home with it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12
MANY REPUBLICANS.

DR.. J. p. STERRETT, of Port Royal, vii
be supported for Congress according 10 th'
usages Of the Republican party.
WALKER.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12

We are authorized 70 announce the name
of NJ. r. BAsHoRE, of Walker township, a
candidate for the Office of Associate
Judge, subject TO primary election rules of
the Republican party.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12
SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce the name
of Capt. CoRsELIUs McCLELLAS, Of Mitfiin-
town, as candidate for the office of Sher-
if, subject to the primary election rules of
the Republican party.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12

A fine assortment of cloths, casslmeres
vestings, &C., aiwrys on hand and for sale
by 5. B. LOUDON.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12
CEREMONIES
Music.
CENTENNIAL HYMN.

CENTENNIAL HYMN.
In the far-off time of hundred years ago,
Lay the land meath oppression's chain;
And the prayer went up for the tyrant's
overthrow
Throughout all the wide domain.
CHoBUs-
Our fathers drew the sword
In the battle of the Lord,
Aud they conquered every foe;
For the Lords own hand
Gave them Freedom o'er the land
Twas hundred years ago.
From the Church and School, from the
mountains to the sea,
Rang the notes of the warning cry,
Till the great land rose, with a shout for
Liberty,
To vanquish the foe or die.-Cho.
For their homes they fought, for their con-
science and for truth,
And Highway of light they tred;
Ard they won for US, aged sire and tender
youth,
Full freedom to worship God.-Cao.
May the truth of God come to every heart
and home,
And the hosts Of the Free increase,
Till the whole broad earth, in the hundred
years to come,
Be filed with the songs of peace.-tho.
Prayer, by Rev. E. E. Berry, Of the
Lutheran Church.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12
DIED.:

WALTERS-At Davenport, Iowa, June
%, 1876, Nellie, daughter of Benjlmin T.
and Henrietta Walters, aged years, s mos
and p days Buried in Presbyterian Gem
etery, Mifilintown, July 2nd.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12

Men of Harrisburg, when they desire to
have their hair cut exceedingly short, 60 to
livery stable and have morse hair clip
ping machine run over the head. So says
the Telegraph.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-07-12
TERMS.

Subscription, 81 so per annum, if paid
within II months, 600 if not paid within
I2 months.
Transient advertisements inserted at so
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umu, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
Deductions will be made to those desiring
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wear.
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Music.


HOLD THE FORT.
Ho, my comrades, see the signal
Waving in the sky
Reinforeements now appearing,
Victory is nigh
CHoRUs-
"Hold the fors, for am coming"
Jesus signals still,
Wave the answer back to Heaven,
''By Thy grace We will.
See the mighty host advancing,
Satan leading on;
i Mighty men around us falling,
Courage almost gone.-Cho.
See the glorious banner waving,
Hear the bugle blow,
In our Leaders name we'll triumph
Over query foe.-Cho.
Pierce and long the battle RACES,
But our Help is near;
Onward comes our Great Commander,
Cheer, ICY comrades, cheer.-Cho.
Address to Sunday Schools, BY Rev.
T. Sherlock, of the NJ. f. Church.
Music.
RING THE BELLS OF HEAVEN.
Ring the bells of heaven! there is joy 10 day,
For a soul returning from the wild
See the Father meets him out upon the way,
Welcoming His weary, wandering child.
CHoRus-
Glory! glory how the angels sing;
Glory glory! how the loud harps ring
'Tis the ransemed army, like mighty sea,
Pealing forth the anthem Of the free.
Ring the bells Of heaven there is joy to-day,
For the wanderer now is reconciled;
Yes, soul is rescued from his sinful way,
And is born anew a ransomed child.-Cho.
, 1876-11-15

The presence In Now Orleans Of largo
number Of tho leading lawyers Of Anerlca
bids fair TO result in thorough analysis Of
tho Louisiana State laws relating To elections.
The eminent jurists who wont down to eco
fair play hnve found TINT some examination
Is necessary in order to determine what fair
plny roally is under tho statute governing the
action of tho Returning Doard. They hayo
discovered that this statute has already been
pronounced constitutional by the Louisiana
Supreme Court, and that It is Inv of tho
State which al tho learning and profunaity
now assembled nt New Orleans cannot rl,l,
out. It is found, moreover, that the 1tetnrn-
ing Board is fully posted AZ to its duties and
powers, and thas these duties md powers will
bo performed ansi exercised lawfully, fcnr-
lcssly, mud impartia1Iy. Not few of the
Democratic lawyers Of the North went
down there firmly believing that this Return
ing Board wns body Of us,,rpcrs ncting
without wnrrnnt.or authority Of law,-a par
col Of partisan scound1els who stood rcndy
to resort to any and all villainies requisite to
further their corrupt schemes; whereas, OIL
tho contrary, it is found that tue present
Board is matlc mp Of mon Of character and
responsibility, who know tho law and pro-
pose to enforce 1t. Ash consequence, tho
feeling in New Orleans has undergone
marked change for tile better, everything is
quiet mud pcaccablc, md there liz no fear OF
disturbance.
, 1876-11-15

and wiser policy for tho fnturo cnn alone be cx.
pectcu to fuulove gradually tho tltsnatrous lm-
pfcssfons Of tho pnst twcyctnontfl For tho prcs.
cn, must reconcile ourselves to sec sssia reap
the gratitude which might ~ easily hasu lIccn Tho
uuc OF tue NrItHh rcnp1r from Hungarian n1,t Serb.
There remains, however, nnotLcr ChsIstan stock.
mot fcse oppressed than nny Sc3ny community, nut
lcs* dcscrtthg Of nur rynpathy. not tcss fitted IL
profit by the opportunities IT civilization, ald In
addition, ctpecinly calculated 10 net a. n counter.
rotso 10 tho inevitable increase ut 8clav powos and
Russian Influence In the Fast. We mean tho
Greeks Al well IN tho provinces still subject 10 tho
Turk "a III independent 1rcece and thu former
tlon Of tho Hellenic untion still moro tl,an tho
Eaifos. It Is m element Of tho Eastern
question which n1tst be attended to somchuw or
other: and what wo have particularly to tnslet IN
II that tho mode In which Tho Greek unrest anil
misery nfc treated by Kuropc Is Of tho very htat
Importance. not only to the tfcllcnes themselves,
but 10 thle worldwide Ilrllsh Empire, which de-
perds upon 50 many contingencies for It's pros.
pcrity, andwlch cannot dispense with nny efficient
ally against tnnu'ncfabe jcaotAioa nad rfva1rics.
a still moro remarkable statement appears
III tho London Times, which goes to show tint
En- ylnnd hns hor eyes fastened oven upon
Chinn, and that the absorption Of that vast
Emptro may not be very remote con-
tingcncy. With regard to tho present diplo-
. matte rupture between England md China,
tho London Times says:
We eau only eny beforehand that We TO not Fcck
moro empire. and Tint VIC should fG2asd It as
misfortune to bo buricncd with tho charge Of any
Chinese province. But we must keep constantly
In view tho danger that. after a war with States
like China, civilized nations may alp into such
positions Of responsibility unasyarcs. 1inpp!ly,
the peril may lesson II Chlncsu officials SEQ as
ccarly as Ll-11uNa- CHANG appears to do tho folly
, 1876-11-15
AN UNHEEMLY TEMPER.

r ~ r
10y A',u' =. v ~ l1AHAh' VI a'1s'se'pp''
w., W. u' .',<' So'uo iepu'"'lo'l a..nef1o as
n'1uae1 4Aan' ls,' so'o W NeT ot'eans'
r.t.. eAplesSes n'n'so,t ~ snsl".cn ~ e'l'
"AltnALh ,s ~ dsehaela, nliss' "s 'ol.owH:
stand eoudemnsa % ns ;nfamo"s nnI MI nathInr suH hn.
mlstruss and dIscrcdt attaches to what they say or
do, and what they toucl, they contan,lnatc. These
men haTe been encouraged and mainsained In
tb svs "% ~ to 1sr,I". " ana ~,
people. Tho order to tue army to concentrate in
New Orleans ia sago toward tho oycrturn Of con.
stitutsona liberty and tho establishment Of mill.
% !ary assponsn ns ponSy S saeceea. no l'es''
.1cr % III" d,,cctIon ~ tho a,my ~ ''' 'p' "'@'
II appoars from the aloyo TINT Mr.. LAMAR
hoa oono tn Now f,rloans mt in .,,o ;n+oroat
of peacc, but in favor Of tho policy Of ,l,o
cbicaro 1Ymes. namely, In Il c]oan mt" I'm
ofYicinla in authority. Sfr. LAMAu'a 1nnoraos
doea mt },ecomo him. t. waa mn unaoa,niv
act for him tn M to Nav or,eona nj ot1 bnf
hav;no cono. It 7yos his dutv ohovo nil thirca
- -. ,....,1 ,a1. - ,1t 49,.
, 1876-11-15

and wholly remote FROM tl,at State. Ouachitn
Is still further west Of tho river, and was
probably rs FREQ from MI invasion on e1ectsou-
dny from, Mississippi an 1t WINS from MI i'll
vnsion from, Chicago. East Faffciana and
Wcat Feliciann, nntl East 1}aton Rouge nro
On tho river, tito fist voting ut Port Hudson,
tho accona nj Franoiavlle, md lilo third NJ
Baton Rouge, nil on the river. Tho cotn'ntl-
nication with mississippi il only by tho
river, md tho distance In too great from any
populated districts OF nlssinsppi to nd1nit of
my raids on olootion-day from that State.
II II bo tr,,o TINT thousands Of Republican
voters permitted themselves to be scarel
nway from tho polls by l,nlf thoir number OF
Democrats, It w.,a unnecessary for tllo lnttor
tn cnll In n,d fror bfiaa,auinni Tho I. Mis-.
.,r.i.,,,; ,,...1sr -. -, T.,
n'0''fP' oofoof ssosY III 'uBseu ~
10 aggfhVate tho demand Tor "Wnr
and for "blooi." Tho * orgnnH,"
in tho absence Of my facts rs 10 tho wllolo
business, have beon demanding tho exclusion
OF the vote Of MI these counties, when In the
very heat Of tie demnnd the reported voto
of East Baton Rougo-ono Of these disputed
, 1876-11-15

1tis pity to spoil SO good atory ~ That
given to tic world by tho Cologne Ua,xtte,
md mentioned in tho cable dispatches
printed yesterday. Details wero given with
much pnrticu!arity Of the arrangements e1,.
tered into by thu Italian Government to dis
cover the precise time Of tho tcatl, of popo
P1ua TX, when that important eycnt should
occur, with view, 1t WIS inferred, to pre.
vomiting any seercuy either as to the doatl OF
tho poIv or the election Of lis g1icccssor,
It is now announced authoritatiyoly TINT this
clover story Of the Cologne Gazt1ts il baso.
less febricntlon.
, 1876-11-15
THE ENo11sH CONVICTION OF sLADE,

TIE ENGL1BH CONVICTION OF sLADE.
sLADE, tho mc1lumiatio Hlate-writor, has
beon convicted under tho Vaernnts' net Of
Engh.nd, and sentenced to throo months'
Imprisonment with hard labor in tho House
Of Correction. Tho offense under this not. is
"protesBing or pretending to tell fortunes,
or using my subtle craft, means, or device,
by palmsstry or otherwise, to deceive and
impose on any OF flor Majestys subjects"
The Magistrate, In convicting Sr.ApE, summed
up tho caao by showing 1t hat1 been proved
TINT SnApE's prctenso that his alato-messagcs
wero writtin by spirits was false, aud con-
cludcd tint tho imposturo came under tho
law, TINT his practices were fun Of n,iscl.ief,
punished rs provided by hw. just what
effect this puiah1nent will have OIL H1ApE's
saroer, or tho future Of spirituallstio hum
bugs in general, cannot be foretold. 1t
may bo TINT hts exposure and pun
islln,ent will consigu him to the
samo obscurity anl ooutouapt which tho
TlcHuonxE claimant found when lis impos-
trro had boon demonstrated ahd himself cou.
signed to jail. Or 1t may be that tho fanat-
ics and thu deludcd psoplo will strive TO
mako martyr OF him, anl that lo will seek
"fresh folds aud pastures now with now
oapital in his pretended persecution. One
thing la pretty certain, that, With tho Va
grant not in force and Ills own experience Of
Its operation, l,o will not trouble tho English
people any moro in this view Of tho matter
they arc to be congratulated upon the pos
session Of permanent protection against
, 1876-11-15

-. The 3t't'l of November having bcou Bot
apart by both tllu President of tho United
States and tho Governor Of Illinois rs
Thanksgiving Day, there need bo no uncer.
tainty III tho mind Of any citizen, no question
OF State Sovereignty or Federal iuterference.
Even Jons n. PAhMfls can oat turkey nutlor
these circumstances. Aud II by tho 30th it
should BECOME known who IN to bo tho next
President, thon inacel would everybody
hayo something to 10 thankful for.
, 1876-11-15

E1.secretary BRlsrow and Gen. B. F. Bur
LrR haye both been invited to Join tic i'm
portation Of patriotism md 1egal lore now Mt
New Orleans, and both decline with thanks,
expressing tho opinion that Louisiana ought
TO DO permitted To manage her own affairs in
the present iunctura.
, 1876-11-15
Gzeenbacks at tho New York Gold Er
change yesterday cloEed ut OH.

Tho Cable news this morning Is of a de-
cidelly wnrliko complexion. both Rnssin
mud Turkey are represented rs engaged in
preparations for tho commencement Of mill.
tary operations on I. vast scale ns soon as tho
presont arnistiea ter1ninntcs
, 1876-11-15
THE WAR FURRY,

I'm racont t,,r,,orho1t -g1,,o,, 49, 49, 49,
1o,nc,,od NJ F,ro1ar1 .avs ~ w,r,. 49, fr,s,,,,s.
Il ,I'lo sneec, of tho Czar ia mi tho rnost
alarming incident of tho t;me. hnt Il ia for
from, n,oasaut roo,1ino" Tha ro,t o;rr;a.
concc of tha rommont ,,oe r., Ill, th.t
whi1a Fno,ond nronosot1 tho fort,,corn;no
confcrcnco of tho powora nrss;o ~, .no
,poetor-atrola 1oa rodo ,or.olf ~, 1on;,,,
of n fin onnortnn;tv bov;,o hoo, efToxa1
lar l,v thu ynoar;os ~ n stotcamon n liz
cunr rrho nron,,tno.a ~ t},o Cynr,a s,aao,,
s,,cv, ,],o oar,,o.t,,a.. ~; 1,o~1 n.."o.a' .v.
r,r,n,a nr,r,1io, snooo,, ,o,1 nat Lao, ~,
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To,,,,r rha 7nva1anrnon,a o;,aa ~ 80
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:, "os "n "etaai
,aAoso w. " m@ snss' "u''r s1'o ozaf prompt
= @ assolso' ,n"e ,n' l..ss rn a'sN'n't upon .he
ueAo''a'to' ~" Nv o1Ai sosa 1iacn inftncf
tHAu sn.s; ; nu''l's o0ei 'hse"'e.les', he e''-
ao''''s 'c't ~ "'ss ''4ne u put as'oe tno Gus
so'n'us e'u.sassss aA,a scsef'"''o''s OF aiPlo"
Macy nna s'''o ',o 1'"sa'a" programme III
sne 'e"ea. Po"S'o,o wos's' ana th's Ao does
III 'lo io1so"'uh 6s"l,'eahs at'efahce My
'''oSt a.oe''' "'sl' IL 1ta' We may afrlVe at
eenc'" agreement es'oula .h's' however,
no' W "sile'e.,' "''o "noo'a SEQ tint We
c'''lnot oplA'n tno e'hfan1ees necessary lot
carrying "us "''n' VIC 'a.ohaea 10 demand
.toll 'nv iot'u' .s w. t''Nfy oe'e''"'nt! u act
'""ef'e4oe"s'S. LUIS IL 'aa'a!houns 70 an M
,'o@A.'.'ens " "'' l.a'opo 'nas 1tuas!a IL 70
w 'et1 1lee to accept VI fe)cet tho t1hd'hgs OF
tns conference, af'd That hllo Will 1o the solo
arbter whotlcr tho guarantees ara sufficient
h. m r-,, o,,t t1,o ,,'n,a:.:o., .1:, - y
, 1876-11-15

On THURSDAY, ooy Ks.aesss ss,s& fs"tsss T. "stsss.ot
Republican n.onsy ts!sSpausa. eu !Ss .,
IN; ~ % s9T mi TsSas naisF b. ss.aen
TIME. ..s o,,o telexEtpasa
T1Lpxs r tepeuds upon sl'e sots ", St Heb He bid /.
Tsht T pIset 10 express Ii. opinion IN 'f'sx' LEG sl
annIan to Senator sv M Loo4x in any phf''s''S'
, 1876-11-15

~
Tho allegation ia that in these parishes tho
negroes were 30 intin.ilated tint hut fow,
and III Bomo instances mona Of them, even
offered to vote, and Aenco tho Democratic
majority in 1876 exceeding tho largo Kepub-
lican minority In 1874. Tue CuloAoo Tn,n-
uSE denies that, in rcachtug fair conclusion
upon this matter 10 warrant tho re-.
ieotIon Of thcso votes, 1t eau bo
assumed that these persons not voting word
prevented from so doing by such means md
to such III extent M to destroy tho wllolo
validity Of an election. The question of III.
timislasiou il fact to bo established by
proof, aud IL never to be nssunied, nor to be
taken upon mcro assertion. Yais, tho organ
insists, is a betrayal Of tho Republican party
and an espo,,sal Of Ku-Kluxism. II Ia indus.
t1iously stated that:
TUE Tn,uuSE saya that 1000 Democrats could
hardly tntlmtlato =. 600 Republicans. Thl. IL In
thc sasne sptlt Of unfatsuoss In which Tue rest Ut
thu article IL couehad. knowu that Ghs partshfs
HttH<d art on the Msslssippt tordfr, where si.s.
clubs abound. nud wt.ssu A. une day's warning
u. QUO armed 1nca could bs brought over the border
10 shout dowh Republican yotera.
The sa,sla statement IL repeated thus:
I'll alleged that In Hrx Farlshes Of Loutstaaa on
he A4sLsfppl border tho polling Ut the tato slee-
t!on WIS interrupted. and q fair election defeated
W violence and naturalization.
Tl,o allegation That these five parishes arc
on tho Mississippi border, subject to Ku.
Alux ralds from that State, is tho assertion
Of M ignorant ass. Alorehouse Parish IL gu
tho west aido Of the river, with largo county
lying between it mud tAs Mississippi River,
, 1876-11-15

Gen. AfAnTIsEz OAMPos, now command
ing the Spanish troops in Cuba, has iss,,cd
proclamation intended to test the loyalty of
persons WHO huvo deserted from That army
and joined tho insurgents. Tho proc!aun-
tion gives such 1aen until Dec. ~ to ratur1,
aul take tlscir oil piaces In tile spnnisl,
nr.1'Y, failius in which tl.ey aro threatened
with dcatl, by lilo bullet In case thoy are
captured thereafter,
, 1876-11-15

A liberal synopsis Of an important lender
in tho London 1'f,nts on tho Eastern qties-
tion is furnished by cable md appears in orr
columns this morning. It il n step in nd
vance of the most pronounced expression by
tho Times heretofore in favor Of non-inter-
vention by England in the quarrel between
Russia and Turkey, amounting practically to
a warm defense Of 1sussin's position with re-
gard to tile proposed conference.
, 1876-11-15

rush Of ex.Confcderate Genernla md Demo-
critic managing politicians to Now 0rloana
TO soc that there bo fair catlyass of tho vote
OF Louisiana. Can anybody recall when bo-
foro my Of these gentry were 80 concerned
about fair count TINT they wero ready to
carpet-bag from home and frionds and bust
ness to SEQ TINT 1t was lad? When Alabama
was carried by shameless repeating, Ms Is yet
openly boasto.l by tho White-Liners of Mont
gomery pnd Mobile, and tho lawful majority
was SO overriden, not 4 Confederate nor Domo-
crat WINS there iu the land who carpo-bsggcd
to Alabama to SEQ that thore be d fair eau.
yass OF tho lawful vote. When, by tic stlot-
GIN policy, reinforced by the "moral ef-
focts" Of tho Vicksburg aud Yazoo maa-
sacrcs, majority Of not less than 25,0oo,
was overpowored in Mississippi, whore It
has still been kept in subjection by
intimidation and terrorism, not one Of these
Democrats who haye now posted to New
Orleans betrayed the slightest solicitude for
the maintenance Of the integrity Of tho.
ballot. And not a word were they heard to
utter about fair elections when .Arkansas aud
Georgia wero in like fashion revoluttouixcd. 70
acoro rowp Flow o~o t,o,, .z,.;s,.s J.. - 49, s's ~
!, ttnt t,,oro 10 fo;r oouata % n.;,,s, ~ e'1 49, ~
a ~o,r,1ort,, arao,;,aa a.,.o na..aa..''. a'.'
rocoan;7a1 hu H. 11,,;to, atatoa s,a 80 .,,s
noon1o ~ ~ stato on, 1iso,,,-n;a4 [ ~ ~ NV ~
constitutional fnnct;on. Tha ,.na1;aa.;n.' i ~ ~
Ia thot tl,a A;,n;n,.,,ot;,n l., +hat ata*. -
,,ot ~, In ,,,,.t,5 VII. -. H.. go, ~
orotoa mn, nonoc~o+s *rha w. .1o,ssra;ss-
uron Nav 0r,oo,s -,xo,,ooo -, ~ s .,sas'e
~ 11o,, ~, t,,a,, t,a;a, - $500
t,,o stot, ham;,;atro,,,s, n ;,,t. ,..,.:.sS as.1
;1oo,ox;na +a;r sa.,..a"s . '-'' "'. =.
thor a.o - ha set a a@an .,n e a.o.a
~, ,,oaro =, too- .,,au, fsax, .,s1,,. '''.o
.urns. who in to In ant In watch tho Domo.
cratic carnet-bao ouordiana Of tbn nnritv of
tho ballot and ;nsncctora of c1oct;,,r2 Th,v
1,ayo mn lopo1 or nnoro1 right to nc,7d,o in t1,o
mattor. and. If thew do. il will ho har5]v m
open question whether Gov. Kr1n,oo wonla
not bo warranted in caus;nc their arreat M
oopspirators and f1;stnrbcrs If tho nooca
Thcy fume obout tho 1oca1itv NJ tho State
Government of Louisiana. Dnt can thoa,
carpot-bag Democrats show warrant for thom-
se1yea sottiup nj, nnv other stoto A,1mir;atrn.
tion. or for ero,rjaine, INV constra,nt or IN
ti,n;f7ot;on evo,, 3. ,noro1 ), o,o, VI, r.o,,;,;
, 1876-11-15

choice. The cattlo mnrkct wns active md
firm, with salea at f2.hO@5.20 for poor to
extra. Sheep wero quiet and firm, at $500
@4.25 per 100 lbs. Last Saturday evening
there was in store in tllis city 2,s12,i42 bu
wheat 7sG.741 In corn, 43o,oG2 bu oats,
173,474 In rye, mud o7';,ac6 bn tarlcy. Ono
hundred aol1nra in gold would buy sloo. ii in
grocnbacks at tho close.
, 1876-11-15

The report TINT WADE HAMPTON, Of South
Cnroliun, L. Q. g. LAMAR, Of Mississippi,
and FrrzrA7nloK, Of the "biger man than
old GnASr, aro now on thoir way to Wiscon-
ain to supervjso the counting Of tho vote in
TINT State, is believed to bo an egregous
MISREPRESENTATION,