Juniata Sentinel
j We cuunot regard with an' sati faction
;a proposition to abandon tliis amendment
i or to consider it as a failure. Oq tho
UOMJIJI.
-Jul:;
. .A ifftovi of Met, and a vnion of lands,
A union no power sh-itl mccr;
A union of hearts, and a vniun of hands,
Axil the American Union forever!
M IF KLIN TOWN
1Vedncdnv .Horning, Novrni&er 11 IS6B.
II. II. U'lLSO.V, Kditor nnj Publisher
The Democracy are undoubtedly in
u0 : much travail of sr.irit. For n ......
contrary, we cling to it as the best plan j veal 8 ,hej j,ave toj!eJ auJ
of a-lju-tment that can be Jevirad. and J mirKout BncceH. Ia every State 4here
free schools and churches are plenty, and
U10 people know anvthine ),. i,p,
tQ- JUKI A T.t FKST1XEL -Qa
hai the La.yest Circulation of any paper pub
lished ia t'lis County. It i therefore tiie
best a4vertisi:ij mt-tiuia. It is a l'nper, truly
loyal. ably conducted, a first class Localist,
and well worthy of the patronage of every
loyal citizen in the County.
THE COS'STITI TIO.VAL
Si EST.
AHh.SU-
l'rom the indications, it is generally in
ferred that 'bo whole body of the south
ern State?, rebel aud otherwise, will be
arrayed against the ratification of the pi o-
hope that our friends everywhere will
firmly insi.it upon its ratification. There
can be do question that that the elections
in the northern" States Vcre all carried
upon this basis. The people have given
their heartiest indorsement to it, and their
respective legislatures, as fast as they have
the opportunity, will no doubt ratify the
amendment. . Then, when the entire north
stands solidly united for this proposition,
we shall see how long the rcdel States will
hold out and consent to do without repre
sentation sooucr thau. ratify the amend
ment. If the south shall see the north
dcterminc-cl not to recede, there will soou
be a disposiiiou iu the rebel States to
submit. Ilut the foolish readiness at the
north to rush off aud Cx up some new
plan before this one is fairly tested en
courages the rebels to resist. Vfe b.tf?e
only to stand firm, and tho south must
submit of
XEWS ITEMS.
Tim ruisyECTioN mf.t.icai, mik.mk.
I f3rMj Gcoen! John F. H-.rtratir.-! - DR. LEOM'S
liasdccliucd the appointment of Colonel . I LLbuUAl'LD fj I KIMR ATI 0X3
The democratic "College" a "comer t,f the 37th regular i nfantry, tendered J
grocery.' ' j him coiue time since. Bn-ioess engage-1
There are eleven thonsand school dis-jmento, occasioned partly by the ill health tyf, JjCGll's KIcCiHc Hair ii('iIt'V(T.
tricts in iew York Slats. j of the father of Gen. If., led him to re- i t is a positive cure fur tnMue
The. total .mount cf coin in the United 1 fa 0i.; ,Uh hkpnsent in- XXc:: the
States Tressury is 37,820,210. j tehtior). to serve tha term lor which r.e j , se0TetjOIlf,.-
was elected Auditor. ! u inmicuiateiy arrests inning out of theua.r.
I It liiU-vt itfrt iifurli: an. I hen-laciic.
1 ! 1 i - .
ueuu uvciuueiiuingiy uc!eate;l, until, H
the account stands in round uotubera, the
following is the result:
MMne 27,(IOOiMii!liipnn :...27,in0
Vermont 22,0!!(i; IViinsvlvatiis ...17.W)
i:s:'.i;huscils...t-j.OiO! Wisconsin o.otU
Chio .(Wlii'linim ...14!'",f
..lisouii lii.OUuj Millennia ll).(K'0 i-
lowa 4:t,l)!;:)'New Ji rv H fR'-'i
Kansas liMHjiWcst Vir-mU ,000 i . . J . I rer-rescnfeJ a fiuito 'saugtiiue of being a , - .! '"c;l1 r'T'11!'1"1'" r''
icw orl; 1 ".,0Wt . Nevada 1.W0' 1 oe bed Jticharil III slept ia tnc nirht i , , , . . "nm rewriit mm uivi-ronting
Illinois riiomi! !, c i- i. u 1 . j BUe to cslaoiten sma perpetuate a turoce . ..nncrties are well Known to the medical f;m
otRi mnjon.y I'o,o0) , !.,.,, , , J for himseit and his heir.-t
i o vum this, they have Maryland aud I -' " ! T'r
Delaware, making C.00U I T hev worked ! I''-'"e Greeley is fnn&cn of for l:ui.'e.l ! JtLi'-iZlp" m
j IK )o 1 J-A' I L O l""ery nru.H-n.'-i.i in our tana shall Lave oppvr-
The higher bills iu the neighborhood
of lialmoral are covered with eoow.
John 3Iorrissey will probably io I'rcs
ident of the First National taro Bank.
Eight thousaud new buildines were
crectel in Chicago during th.J past year
They worked ;
hard for what? Simply to procure Sta.t!i Senator from New York, in the
office, hulp treason, and crush the negro. P'aeu 'ra Hairis, whose term exj i es
Not ono ennobling r.illying cry, n it a;'th vintor.
pure i.rincir.le, Rot a fiii-le d;.ctriae that j Tha longest tunnel in l.'nglan l is the
would bear criticism orif enforced, would j Box Twncl oa the Great Western ll:i!-
rS-The rumor of the fli.'ht of Maxi- I ra hcnlly cures dandruff nml LnBi ,r..
, It keeps the sculp healthy, clean and cw.I.
mihan from ..;ex;e.) is pronounced prr-ma- It is cn c!ps,lIlt ailli e-ui9i;t.iy tn.rlllai ;lir
ture by reliable ccrrespotidt-nrs in that j dreeing.
, t - i : 1 It rtwes, cuhiules and leautifis the hnr.
country. is httll enjnym- him.clt j ,t m;lk(,, ulh (MiJ j,.,,.,,,
iu iho character of aa Emperor, and is ' i'r. Leon's Klrcirie Hair Itenewer hit cn-
joyeJ a Intra hical repul ition f-riiiany year.
itlYt,
own
nit v "f I I'nlaJeit liin.
Utiru- faViy satisfied of the merits of r.(-.,n
5S" j Electric Hair Itciitwtr we have procured c i
jA.ZftZ2) & j elusive ownership und ere determined that
-1 bentht huniauity. It u said thai cvct way, which is CGfc'O feet long, Clj feet l.;-h ,'
the mole, (h;tt bores tud bit r tows in f he atul 'r-ft
ot neces-tty. neu congress depths of the earth, in d-t and darkness, i t. ....... ..
meets,.this .uicnduicut will be found to ' ,,, ,,:li, . Anmn I , . . f 1' 'll 'T" .
i.ngitsii ana lij'J.WM t-o-dcl
r:.eyare orse off; for they, -vhile they J I,cjr,,i p, 50 rm j(1 1
1 11 . . T . i ' '
hi row am: o.re away uow; in an tr.itvs .,.. ...;;!. ,, 1
that ate dirty, :11c oh-'tiiMtely Llintl m
be the ci.ly basis upon which a iiinjoiify
of tiie K.'pul.'icans cau be rallied, aud as
it has D'.My tto.id the tctt of a lrnien-
had j (F.iituphaut'y from it, we believe that true
Xew j i.yJju. demands that wo .-hall stick to this
are l."),:,C'"'J j iitni
t Jhn-ot ; th.
v;;rid ihic !
pird anictidaieut. Over this the cop- j d us national .-trugglc, and bs cctute forth
perhfads rrjo'.eo ss ti;oi:','h they
nehicved a great ti'umph, and the
York Wo. d defiantly cils out that the j text, and let the south agreo io to it or go j i,i'0 L-n to t,ucc an'l grrit.t it. p-ji,, :!;;d
.111 io r! hi r.nd death.
V.Un ti.fiu.
liiCV
The l .s- t'.i
rave stni :-.w
lilt 1 o
south must no.7 diela'o tortus to u.-, whilf , unrcprcseuteil. Vt'e have the the po
a few extremo Bopuliicans eagerly urge j to tu force this, tn-l we should uoo
that tho amendnieDt having failed, we promptly and boldly.
must now advance our tlemauds and
ccpt iithicf; short of negro suflrago. Wo 1
do r....t feel ineliaed to agree that the
amendment must be gieu up as a fiilure,
nor do we thiuk that the majority of the
BepublieaiiS iu Congress will gie it up.
It was the result of ttfatate dtlibcration.
rlnrtr...'. 1:11 i
uiii-iou a:: u a tpnncr. , 1 . .
111:; 0; 1 e v.i.s aeifi 'i
'1 he s hcries of rJaisacuu-'-tis cnij Iiy ( Ja.'ivu hn-iiv.- vf li.o t te (.
I2il vtst-els, 10 040 im-u, r.u c-.ipilai : a ch,::. w..i i.-kc 1 lu-e r.
ni..v.,ii,..- n 5! 7 :". Ti. . 1.. ! IVtWImfiit ft tl.i! ff:.te. J:
v-ilti.' cf the product id Cot:::.;.tci at
oi'iai-;
H a r r i s b i: r 2 Telegraph; AM EEMEDY.
I'i'ti j I:los di-!:phtful and eliicni-ious rurp for
in.- vai-iuus ti 1.1 io wincU infants and youu"
chil.J 1 on are sutji'cl.
It s.ift.-i's the (,u"l!i- id-ati's inH:itii::i.-iiiin,
inTi;r'iu(e" tiie ,tt.:,isch ami Ijr.wcis, corrects
aeidiir. at.d is a s-ure acd spevdy cure l';r
(.'oil'. Oismj.x ntid Win.'- Paini.
A r:n- t c-ceh-.-nt prciMritio.-i fir chihirn
.rrt'prirlcr.
viii: t;y use "I miu:tl interest to I
ptopie t-i' IV-fiDvN aiiia ?-.viiip to I
Iu fact ttifir a I'-iii-d iVatos t'ciat-r U to I
p-rr-at
If.'i.-'-
tf .
: 1 V
at their d'.iu
1
L-l-'at ; but the fu 1
tui - li-i ,i-.i It. i M..':..-r tne M(.r lei-!
;avc ! i.o uo.;d wene to
The great r.rterlan Weil at Chicai,
tc.r being t.ired to the depth of lv"i. Jest
vtior :i! (i '. :. ' U t:y t
i vi ! ! .: .1 ,'.;v-:!iy a U'o
a-:rt!-ii.-u i I l.e i.iii.-nc ;s mvit-d to
ioil.'iiriiiS J'r'-sp-.T'ui ( tho ILirris
j i". .'.,r.tj..! f..r 1 -'''7 :
' f !"!
1 , ... , r
i.. :. uas at a.-t siract uriitcr. tin i nur.-uiiV '
i l. jl W'fisop t.nv;;r.N- I , ho ,i!tJ Vfi.n s5fk it guci nam ti.o m.ath of ,vc wou at
. .... -. . -
u:i"0 ilc
i.
i lie o'
er i lections
the rate of GO.OUO gallons a day
A larja r.iiinber of ptri3-l si.innls
.'.:1J. i i.lll.Ull.ll 11,
v ti.u ijrcct daiiv paper in t'etitral or
athcrn IVcriNyliania, l.i --ides c nf.tiu
! the
: ot r. rfitt-ss an.l hi ttui fcinit an.i in ilcj.-
let' louuiii's-, 0:ii'iiiir, V.;i:,:iiii.- or other in
! w.'.r ! t-ri1 f, it -vcs iinii.ediatr'
I V. f,,r n.c th:in half a c:i.:iiTV in the
'O'- ; j,rivsle prao!i. of ..no of i!!e raott eo:i:ent
i:.:ti:-il- j.hy ..f I'Li'.id.i.hiu.
crnor I In p'.-iein this urti-io Tvithin t!irp.vh
it..d to ' !1" ' r MiiniryiiK-ll, WO wi.ula r. t Tir. t
: v. .' .;:i.-.c .- ti ri-::n-!y of uni iv.illt-l H.
! c. ::. n. e m.U ii,:ii ii J,.-in proved iu then h!-U
if I";..', : wetvp rfiilwl it hi!! hi :.,i!-
I in-- a full re !:':
iir,l;
.States to dictate terms of aJjuatineut, we
would sooner keep them perpetually out
of Congress than do it, and if they can
afford to wait we are quito sure that we
caa. We do not suffer in the f.lif;hl..-tt
degree from the absence of EOtuhern tits
from either House of Congress, and if we
In the fourth section of tho fourth ar- -,... i tr0,:., T;:.in 1, ;u !::ni:i..ry sr.ur..
new oi toe uaiioDui i,on:i!u ion. avs itic .-. .... .. it,. .A..! . i: .. l, ...,-. l !.,.. . !.. v.- : ..
'SlJi wo a:t this j r.visijn : ,,rXvcu,Lrr was w,.r,o yer; f .r it 1 fot.ian lu.titute at.d tho AcaJm.v of
The I uitcd JJtJtes hall guarantee -.ojLtiu-l tt.- r. .ti.-t :i'.i..'.t. Ar.driT ; ura! iV-icnces in l'liilath-lfhia. have
, , ... . . . . . ! l-V.-rV ,-!.:te 111 ti.tJ T ,.-.-, fi 1.1. .nhl:-.-!-, I 1 - T ' , . . . .
ana it coatams cs.-catia; pnueiples wim-li J .t,... ... . ,;iti-o , or.io. or :.j..ci , pi -.c- ...? rtiuen ; riv-ju i-.i M. Ijou;s iu course ol i a.t ttint. . ji
vro cannot under any circumstances afford j fo"!l c"-VlJ:uu,,-"u'-" No proviiou in i fr ii r. -.vjch. II is m-i ueisof u -utt-ed The wife r.f a -:L!e rt:-n cc V:-;-. ''
to"I:iveun. As for allowiii- the rebel j t!,e ''satution is of more vital cns.v j p;iv ,r ': the p-ile : ht.d the ! t,,,r:, i,- r, 1- V-... n-lX !
" ...!... 1 . . n ' 'J I ' -. ,.itw.tv i
pju. v.. i. (..tUn :,.vo ;,.r (:... a.U id.ieial i .mi- i Vl.j., fuur l;!!.:,.:n P, .,
; aainsc t-eitig :;i:g-.a to ic:cr:ite a tueo ! ,j.,r L ,-s
cratic di-spotUiii hki: L't-ih, an o';garchica! ! c;dt, to ti.;. " ir'y u:p.'ti
'i,u"-ui "c an timpue, hcou tvi.t into u-.-tim-tiou a-- to utinan w0 nnttot
lue tua, ol ..lasimil.tan, or a uict.iforsltip j tj v luo H.c;.a to live, aad too lew to
! Mtch ir.ea as Audrc .v Johnson tuiht at- j moun: over.
j Uupt to eel up. As the tctui repuhiiean ; A nr time in its hi-t ry it did pre.
is au aujteuve, aui ituipiy means '-per- : tend to have brain. Men ol iuteiii-vt
i f.jru-.,-; i's platiorm.-", u .i'.ocated '.Is pr.n
jcipit.H ntiil iic;:i!cJ its p...ueie.i, utitil it
. i .... ...,-..,.. , t'.e
i,1C th.iil half
-!-.
syn..;
..thi-r
."S 11
u't a-tii-cnt
i i e c-vi..'ii-
!iti!-:te ri.ri.ii!.'ht..ut il.e t- .;:ntiy. a ; .
i f Cot j;re :t.i...nai j.itM-.i and
m.it:ii"-i at v".iihiii;.:.. airu will be :
e I. ere, an 1 a Irn'i
at;:.ii at i ho lvii;;;al. will
,i:ij r.it- rep. 1 1 ol i:H !;:;
h...on. For ; i,r f)r-r.
i i;. war-,-.. Ad lr.-ss n'', i,nl. -ri tcj
iwibhi; ,t smith.
X. r: Third rM'..-d,,X;,t.
'. AS,
' ;,r iitv-iir
: r. i.:y tt j",
r(iv.TrKn.
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i:r l !. l.-'-.-i -.
. V. j. .I.;
! :
iho l.u.tiwii -
.i vo i,.r t:..'u atiu idiielal J .mi- j Vl j j fuUr i.n,.,.:p:.
v jt ion.t s it i.i:-.-.;:i..u for .rin-; h...Hm-rf. At iat 1
y uip.Ii itn, asj was hir. v!l.
L 1 1 . .i ,-
i It: Vi: "
1 1 For tf
i
.ni:v cumm nmnuiy.
". 7 T i? t; t t " T O M ' "V
It :
1 X-.-
miss the oft-reeurrins hint of du-.-I, or tiie i
,.-;:;.,., ii ,t,r!r , nnril...rn ti'iaicg to ret.ttbiic, consisting u;' a eo.ti-
vvith a caae or a dinner r-late. we do not i monwcalth, consouaut to the ri...-?pi,s ol
" ' t : tt . r . ,
l...d J., th l.-i-t viiif r.nr l,r tl.r. denvir-,. "-''" reier io cu4 cv s into t Ji.l "vei t.;e
,in. ' ' j dcfluitioa of the word "rspuhli.-,'' to Cnl , .V.vsonal Goveri)V.;e.il f-r la
rir.e I
n.iieh bt-ttc-r.
It is a sinitl-ir faot
has b.-eu iM.j-i. hbial to tlio-i
don, is cot an 1'iiiiihmati, lut ;-.;i Ai.c-r
iiun ; ::ti-I the iiian who pr-jp-i.--; to :;; .; .-n-i
miiii-.tis dollars for the pi;...r of New
'ii'. k, is not aa Atucric.n, hut a oivV-h
n.-):.:i;s.
i..-.-. than irjin
I
the u.-.ti who!," '
.. . Ibti.-
r oi l.ou-! j
Tiii: s KKf.Y TFLi-y:1: at-i
-ii:t.? i'i ti-e
! in I '-.rirri
l -n i . r i .". :j t
and tin: ',
1 I i-j
i t'ther inn ortard
' (: .-r JJ; ,, i! .
! i :; le-"?;n-d wjuid n-'.i-c.;fn:i.-
:mee t'lat tlicv :.ir V!.. :i
' of
The southern Slates are ia the po- 0,,t csact n,e'"",S oi l"e ;
Eition of conquered territories, having no j li,,u"'! !'hKsa' 0ur STeat Kx:- '- - i'1 cr j
voice in national affairs, and not likely to i thus dcGi,C:i il : "public, a con -n-r-r.. I
have any, unless they should submit to wta'!n' a -;;,;e ia wniuh t!:e j
the conditions proposed by their con.mcT-1 .r0Kcr " loJcJ iu rfprcsenfatives c-lectci j
ors. If they are not od.nitttd into Con.j lS '''f I"." and he defines common
a century, and I
;;t.-. "li:it s!n
iru 1 1
.he
l
he f..t '
!.:,.: 1. l,i--f
Ii.!-, til
!.e jus:: . i' .
,l
:.o u j v -.. .
Wealth to mean properly "a free State, ! and the s-kilt
tress before the Presidential election shrill
have been held, they will be derived of j lIle who! bj,!' "f f e-'
all participation iu that election by an act y !et w at'k vlir
of Congress similar to that which cxel tid
ed their votes in 18G4. Congress nn
do"ibted!y has the power to provide Fticii
governments f..r them as shall be able
and williug to protect the Uniou people
residing witaiu their borders, both white
aud black, to suppress the universal brig
pro-
arri i;.. te.i-.i ol ai ; i 1 :
vision of the Constitution has ever beeD jit follows lii: h-ut i .' ! ;
complied with, iu the case of States like .if---eals to tho hcliy an-J
South Carolina, Mississippi and Lmtsiar.a ? j A.rin- on thi-t Hue, if s i
When slavey- existed in these Stales they !fry sn,l I'crrrir.d j "oo 1
t
r..cr.
It r .:.
v . ; ; v
: r..:,l-j'
to bVl'
lu-c!.
e!i f"
-. '1 iCC
A 'i.-r.
1 1.
It ! i "
.'Jl'lt',
itAT.S .;
tlnr s'"
V-.;
1
were certainly not coinmonwea.ths accord
ing to Vej.-ter, who tolls us that a emu
monweal'.h is a free State. Nor are thev
The
:)'
Il'.-ll I t o-:v'.l :i'C'.i
1 . ! :?.? t.-.iii.- i n tie
:..: ati-J TAA.. i-.v.l.
:i luc-ui'-.tive ia-t vL!. ., '.
i etjtrj-.iiitf and .i.riiiul'u-ld. It. was
ph nd'.d animal, woiLiiij J i-5 pcunJs.
Ti.o btd; ..f a lady inter- thV-. -J5
.-ii. y :: at i.;k run, Cr.iv f;r I co.se:
::.'' !!! i citif csuitaied, was dL--eoven-.il to
, Covered from head tj loot virh ioti j J'- :- ' '
j cJer.--: hair v,hieh had prowu so as to pro I vV
j trudo through the joints of the coiii-i.
lustutioo or inc. T'',.r;n.;r..-. c,,.,.t ,!,,. :
dos.ocraey, aud the lattr can ; .. ijiti!rrt!Hif fri,ra Pci own
I 51:
in our !.-!'
and ;
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to 111,
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Xa ill
I,-, thj :
Address
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l-J V 7. ie
i ' Teen. w-:i
A. tfS f'r :,i"ii nn
11 cr..'!i:..-ld . f
e l;-;-.. -(.,v nr-;.
:.-!'! i s.i:,:a
' T- T-l., ';.; - '('t!.?'c. II:.-
v-iii ;-,- t -'ih :.:.-. Wl.
t -.. p .I-' n! ;i v,., v.w ti;-;:re.
i -JVors ivvu'd do v. i i. t,j ..-:jj.a
We re'pc--ft;!!y $.:icit a snare of
r.ll-.-;e
-ti j.iiri'fo; .tatkm v.
-I is a tin..
.nee of
iti'i:.:
1
to a
n arm-
J
;;n.le,-;--;il
i ll uel t.
-.'.! I-.V.-I-..-
ioel li,e :
:l P .11
h:.-C
.:ri-
1 1 ri - in leenr-
dagc and lawlessness now prevalent ! an? mro s0 now, when throe fifths ot
their people are deprived oi all civil
rights, and ground to the dust by a des
potic ruling caste. It will be noticed that
Websttr f-peaks of "the whole body of
people in a State' so that in order for the
form of government in South Carolina to
be republican, it should at least be bused
upon tho will of the majurity, as that is
there, and to re-establish law and order.
If vre were to put a vote ia the rc.ch
of every nero in the south we have no
assurance that even that would end the
trouble. For these negroes are a minor
ity, and unless reinforced by sorno psr y
of southern whites, they could only pre
vail in such States as South Carolina and
iurniMi a. i me luia.. ra.ui. , pmiit on ;e ;-:i qtieeaan:'. luiir :niU.i
Ic-rs with choice riuS and iica i'ea-.ts. ; w 5utirarv distance of f -rty cr.e '
i :
.-t-:isv.:il-.
I i ,ecl
linr-l
I V.-..1
iTyl.i t-i ii Ai'.i. i V.VL if (iiJ.S. J. J(. j;
j A ';. tin. wis jurt rp,;-ivs-l t l.irj;e assortment
j . f F.iii tioods, v! -ich he is scUing at reducft
j f ":::
i I'W-.'s f-.-.:n ?r, io -J,",..
i :: -si iein! "lie Oii-cb-tai i" to 31c.
Dioiiii ?du.-l;n I vd wi-ie. l to 2ne.
I " " i " v- i le 1M to r.-,0.
; '.f-deet;s from t'.Je to i oo
j.V Iiujt? :"..-.rtnieiit oi Furs and Muffs at
c.ry jii-iey.
t;''t --vrep fit -1;? p.T T'O'.i't.
; !'.in"iii Sitrir 1 "Ji f !Kc.
I A l:i;-.e a---.rta.cnt of Blankets. $?,.-() to
.t ..i r - ..t:i -ii..
Mississippi, and probably not even there, lne UU! lolm " wmcn ., .s p..ow to
if the white ruffians were allowed to dom- eujoJU luo I'"!""" T'i--U' 1 DrLe
inate tho polls by force of arms, after the
Kansas style. But the constitutional
!;--ui:ee
t'e.t i
i.ii a ;
v. l.ih r!;py .-ire ey
e. v r... ". i-i
.,f U;-y i N. ti
tsaii-1 1 'llt-S. '4".--;
, I .r ... r.. .0 .r,: , . i ri! lias Lelll-!-..: . 1..., 1 1... n-l ii.", ...... .;:.l a (!.!. :i i.uTii.
" V. ' """i"1' '"j Let. prions. :v,U. foal -i'. o.e , w.ii. every- ! !,!,- do. i.. at 7.r to $.r,0.
ocrncy, that pure and uodtil.cd, was he-1 unprecedented short time of fiht.' init.;- it.-ually kept in a e.mt:;ty s-: -.re ..-; Ai- n l-ic rt--rttrenf of Knots f.f t5:e 1-r s-.
love-1 by tho people, vesied with power. ' dav!). This survey leaves Selit.frrove a ' '.V,"';'J U V.'il,,tk ::iI,ts 1 ;"':!;s-"r- j ,, n"' f"-" ''
, , . , ! " - " t'lf-a.-e cad 5--jn and fi"iiw o." i; w . .V:e. : ?..-.- :t-...rl.titnt of LiUies Guii-rs
and foraicl some ot t.,e gran l-j.-t epoc.is , mM anJ a laJi a0mh cf the proposed j :,v 1 1, l..;o-ti.J l-r.Vii:.Nu ill: l.i.. ) r.t r-.luced tincc.
in our I. i.-iory, fallen upon evil times, l'-jro;.-! " -- - - - j Tl.e a!'-..ve jo e.-s are for ("ash or Cmmirr
, . , ,, .. . - i -. ' rKMOUKSr. VCI'Nr. AT;::1.i.'.--A ir-ro l ite. Ihc ftdlowinc -ric.. will . rai l
has forsaken all its past principles; it ., , . - ! i.) - T,r, n.ferr ,-,-.-r.. I..-r.:tvo. Art- Lm.tketmz: liuttcr Uoi r,r li ' 1 I'
( tin. m.n iiniii'." ui ij't'd I ' iiiij'vt - , . " . - , , , . . , ... . , , . 1 , , c n"
' : Nit" nid cti :i .i ' i tit. ri'P' v:,iTi-i. i-i-r. luT u,i;:.r f'liti
st inds still in tiie path of progress, and j
at last rocs down to defeat and death, un-1
wept, unhonnred and uusuii.
tors cf ci'-ars have been riuti'd 1,-y ir-.Ier I
id .i'v l:'.i.
i.r he
titl.tv M-i- t-'cr iXiiivu cah.
tirely n-ttlcd. Tht
ure their claims
Cf'hs of the J'eople are absolutely depriv
ed of ail participation in the election of
.... , . 1 .1 .
amendment gnarcntccs all the rights of j lue "Pentauves wno ma.e tue iaws.
the colored population, and makes them " tle State constitution vera amended
citizens of the republic and of the States isoa3 ,0 S !he riS1:t of Mffrae to
in which ther reside. It does more. It i eunah bIacki to tnakc P wi,h the whitcs
makes the national citizenship the t-ara- a EaJoritJ of tI,c Pulaiion, that would ; oo the new appointees
mount duty everywhere, and renders the ! ha a compliance with the national Consii
State citizenship subordinate io it, thus j ,u''i;in- Iat obviously the present form
forever abolishing the dangerous heresies ' of government is purely oligarchical, and
that frave rise to the
to the disfranchisi
.,,i,.,.ni -v,.i,r frliod fn iho nroa.! constitutional rifiht to reliiso to receive
.f the Tieisiii v lie.:.irtiii..t. and trill ,t i iiinsirniicns of liilnsor.:.?
. , .. , . ! ?C!ri:re. Mrrr.l a'.'! !.-.ni-..--
o:s.tr:buted to special agents ol the Iron-"-! j;,,.,:e- ,,,,.., aB, c,i.,-- e,:,..rfi
inc-l'.oie pi. -iron? j
. ii, e
re.v 2,-t f.
J. K. M. T:!
ury fcpavtu.eiit in a fvw days.
11.VLTIMOUE Xov. 15 The. nuesMcn somewimt rcrcmblc tho internal vevmae
of the I'oiice Commi.ie.ners is now cn-!""'?, ' the csception that the Trea
old I; ir.nl will
iu t!
, . ury st.Tiv.ii is :
. ! rriutc
bout four inches in length.
! Iu: c , u -t:.iiiig 'i Mili um ! o.,-'-j
tt-erul. and ti-.e"l'.-v;t:ii!. i.irr.-.iy
j Am.-rici. rithent rv cr.:'s-
j r-in-.rle re:ies, lorrnr.. : cr.v. :.-L
tiiiioiial Ool'ies. $1.00, r.i five lor
i lari-e and benulifiil clore-l enpvav".
l.".-u-i
. d, lie
V.
iiiu uiiuuojaa iiniciL-si c; i j
ic rebellion. Ia regard i i 1 uo truc ?c,'8e ""i publican. According
semen t section of 'the ! t0 tl,is T'cw of tbe casc' aa has the
any representative-! or seuators from the
three States Darned, on the rcuad that
cnt rebellion or not, we think it should be
inserted in the Constitution as a warning
aga
parent
ru-i
banish
lor
also.
nieut
against the Esuniption of tne rebel debts ;s made a oucstion of volumioouii dis-
:. A
v re
in red ink. with a neat border I sented free wi'ti the fird ?Io.. i.l-.. t.i each
'J '" . " . . I .,......-..,. ., -i: "O . l -vi:,..,
Courts. There i, a tremendous preui- ! eiifirclmg the vinc::e ol Ua.uin-teu. y -(ynvi;.sr)t..i
x tdneo. It is Christie Van Toole, who died at his c"!''''s n"uU"i f,'v: .IT''1 '
... I. , 1 S,..,. . . . ! I ...
doulitlul tr any cnanircs are raaoe. lioin , rctidjiico in liall -doon township, Centre iiilMt!!;!:.-!', 47-; iUon l-iv. :"
of them arc and always have been strong ; couuty, Pa , on the 22d u!t.., was proba-
CIC.V MIIXS. Tiie iii-.-l.isi-iicl !.'ri
!e:ive to ii:r.,r;n his friends and il.o j nli'nc
t-'it he is ti!i in rlisc of the n'.ove Katu? I
) -v!:n- mill, vrlieve he is i-e-:ivd to a.-.:oi,i-ae
leTc tiie ei!i7C-:is of Mi;:;in. i'.-ittt-.-s -n n.i.i
vieitiity. wt;h the r,Mce- io-nds i,f FV.nr.
A i.v.-'o npdy of liran. Cbopd-i.-ufr. r.:, 1 F-, 1
of all kinds constantly on l.i ret As !o- iiio
a re. ill n-ajn-n ererv 'l'n..!v: sn,l Ki-idav t
ir.eie ':'" nni' a'lerson. cusiomers e:;n 1m ;n::.r-
f t,ri..-. Sf-, 101103- siii'pne.i at tneir :.ior. V.v strirt iit
W. .UiNM.WiS 'en'toii to busine-s li? 1-. .pes to receive lib.
Y.
l"nion men, each having held office until , ),!y the oldest man in tho lato. being JX
veiy recently iu the Union party. bore ou the f.ih 0:7 t f June. 17ol
I SiililMiii'S "-'Oil'.'l-:. John rroi-f, o".
l.-iinreot public f:;lroii.iT Terms Cash,
nv 'Ci.-ttj SALOMON KA IF I'M AN.
. Mai.. vide. Vcn-y county. I'a.. purvivinc I "TH.'E John Kreet. or
iner ih- !.i!c rr-a .1 K-irtx & I reet. : v'sv.ile, I'eri-y count". 1'n.. h.-ivinj , in
el of .!nr;h Km!.!. d';0.t, as.d tnl-1 1 '''3 ''"'i tciuber. I Mil"., made a vobni-
lLcreore somo lnau-artons now i.ui : v,-3s c-orsefiuentiy 1 i"J yean -t teonins anu .1, r-,.-.- i...v-... - ,;IC ..j., ,..,,- c? o.-to-, S:,vy " -si?:. meat of ail tbe e-i.-i.e rcnl t.-.
IVJO. tnt.de a voi'interv in i"o. nl of nil ; "i131 im mixeil t.i.,.,iiin 10 t.ie s-nd John
Governor Swann will on 11 an extra scsiion j, jj.-s 0'ut Ho assisted to cut and carry j ';
of tho Legislature. The object, if ?. ; the pole to which wis fastened the first
inrsi.i.ol r.'i'i li'.X'.u i.?:oa;inc : 1 -et., io ..ie ttn.ier.'ipiie.i Ass;?ne in trnst
to said fin.i. to id,. iij..lcr!2i:c.l Assittnee. in . '"r ";p benr-M f creditors. S..tt?e is Uor,. 7
would be to Togulate affairs rce;.irdin . Co?7 0f fhe Declaration of Independence, 1 trust ier Ce bctietit of creditor?. Notice is , to ad persons owin? or in.h-bie l to s. id
inst future treason, lor it must be an- i '-?iuir forM ol governiaent is not, repuh.i- j Ka.tnnorc. Anions t.ie first things uotie . maU! puonc in Fhiladelpaia, and through ; , ,.,;' ,-,,rwr,,i ,-,fur innec-: payment nnd tim,ei,!,vli,Vclaix.s 3imst
. 1 ... .1 ... 1. , , U.,.,,1,1 U m i.!ini. ilm piti. ehnrter. and ! U T.. o ... 1.:. I..'..,--. :.,:.. , .. 1 ,1.,.. ,.. 1. ..',1,1 .',1.,, the same to rrest-nt ll.fir t,- .e.,.
hat men would not he so ready to ""J ui,uu tu V ; ' . , " , ' ",V , s.,,,Tf Yrnvi,
' 1 ,- ... .. 1 . I : i. .1 ...1... ti. .., r, nV... . t 1: .... -1... v.- said firtii or t-aetner-'ao to pressnt iuetr ac- l" .M. r.t. IMl.N.lMi.
h into revolt were they sure of thereby " provwing .or a more .wieiai sjsiem ; poss;to -ev.n. u.w. warn, ..-u..uS nt.,u, it.u u.o., .Hle,a.t , Oak!. Mills, Juniata eouatv, l'a.
ins themselves fioia public effice ! w govercnicu., owe no rcas-.n n,.n 1....., wl U1B tKUVl w, . ,.11.1.1.1.1.. .:.:'.::;:
the rest of their lives. We think, j whatever why Congress shou.a not, at Ks j It this were clone it wotiei oust .lnyr ' . T n.eCoiirt r . f oinnion fr ,he Conn-
' : : . .1 . ' .i - I .1.. f,.i.n ! . : -- 'v cf .loin i!.. Lstiite cf Ll.inie! ilurn.
. that the fourth section of the amend-, ensuing session, te.c.so ui.s y,,. .,,,..., 00.. it?cs aJtaia:ster jaMtf0 in pnrt;on3 pf tie 1 -xTT; v II 1 V V i The nodi-.- orp-iatc 1 by the curt to
13 of great importance in guarding ..Jiie future course of the lYcsidcnr T -: j south .s well illustrated , the case of & & r,,;) AV,m STUKiCT.'.fe ! Cro soon ineVof iJ n of i " , .,.
or the repudiation of ou? own, and uUc. cussiou by mur.y of our cotemporaries.
as a wise provision to prevent rebellion in j xhcre is but one course left the Fresi
future by rendering it impossible to negc- j durino- lha remainder of hist term,
v..... v, i ii?? Uii Hi 11(11 1 it: 111 i.-:i iiif'i iitirna ibior.n ... . 1
tij"i.x-oover:ior liintn t . doiinston. Judge Looicy, ot tr.o jvistrict court ci i i'ii ILADLb.1'11 lA ; tn ""', t-e creditors of the nid .ic-
C'dleeior of too l'ort of riiihiJelphia, is! Louisiana, who lately held a session of n.13 a larpo rioe' of riss : ceased will meet the pan.e interctl for
, , , ,, ,. -) -i TL v , 'It'll IN tbe r'irr.o--e of lr.s apfi;inucal on Ti.nrsdnv
steadily removing the mcu who held om- h;s court in Uapidcs parish. 1 hero were " ' " , .i, .,,1, c-f .NoT.-mWr. A. Iv. i.si.u, at :'
ees iu that Custom House, ho voted for nineteen eves cf murder of fr.-cdmen ! J1,Ue . : "'eh-ek A. M.; cf said day t hi o!3c in
tiatc a loau in support ti.creol. Had it i namc'y, txccit.'e and flry the vawd 1 .Mr. Liucoln and who servea with d;s- j and l.-nxn men on the docsct a,, ot mem , fj;,,;., for H.diiuay aud Lhidal 1'reierits. ' JEUI;.m;au LYtjXi?, Aud i.
been known beforehand that fu jh j.rovis-1 :r.rrcts. The people have indicated i tiucliou in the Uniou armies, to make 1 perfectly clear cases of deliberate murder, j ot 7, l -'o--m.
ions as these were in the natonl Coiisti- what they want, aud Congress will do it. roc a i r.eanett and most violent of the ! In the first six cases, at the end ol cacn v oilCC Ti.c foil .winr; Awsrnce Ai-connts
. .1 .: nt L. ...... " ,1,. , .i -. .l.m- ,..;tl,r.f lon-oio-r Cnelr touts : i lia-re been f.led in tho Vrolli.-.nnti-j-s
iuuou, ius icceu. lus'.ioi-ciiuu v.uu.u ..ave 1 lx ln0 lTcsident Uemurs, t. ongress lias ; I oppernc-au syi.ipauiiznr-. mhu .ei.ei.ion. ."-"i 1 0(cc f f .i,m:lUn Mun,T. ar,,i Dc present
collapse
anticipated,
disfranchisement or tin
rebel del
that the northern Democrats would join obey the law If he fails to do that, he! would sot surrondor their faith ia the j not punich. rebels for crimes agust t.t.ion
the socth iu res-stiug hotu. will only add it? his perjuries. 'ri-.-ht. mcn Su' nf'i'r''c--
Oet. 21.-dt.
in the oegmuing, ior no rebel ; thr Constitutional power aud right to ! The J'ccning Hidclm en-es tiie names of j returned tne vertiiL". o: not guin. : ,,i to i;10 Cmrt f..r eonitrniatr-n the ne:t
iu caso of a failure,, cither ,.c.; all h.i!-: o which ho may object over i several gallant Union soWiers who have ; the elne of tne sixth cafe ndge I o-ory j t-in, ' " ? ' ' Veren 1 i 1. '1 L re. n s A-'';"ni-:-
s repudiation of Ihe ' i.;s veto. After that, the President will I recently been removed by Collector Johns- i broke up the court and k.t die p.v. isn, . i)p,.rT J;r.,-. ,.lk(.r Alo. i1" ot
,fs . hoiin-in (lrml tW-.l.,,H ,..V.:. 1.. ... . J I ... l- , thn tl.-i .bo,-, satisfied 'that tho civil authorities would ' Kiion llenner, Assignee of I'.e firm ef Sellers
J " j -. ... ' -w 1141 t I! UJbUIUL. It UU t'HV J fllJU Ultl H'l II'J t'!"-. i. m. - ui.i ii'im vuv 1 . ,
Detviek.
Vrothot.-
M;i!n:e
i-y'-t fl.7t.-e.
.1, eigv. 7 K'
'.. vr.-.r.'''"nr..
l'ntj;
iTYUU ;"c l.ANMiid. Fourth nrd Anrft
yirecl;". i Utlndclphia. Huvc :iott o...,i
pb-io i t!.;ir Iutprovciwi.t and nre no-.ToiTp. ir,
.,n tNe 5t of tertr.ii Fiii.L STOCK of FM.j
1H; Y 0t)0rS, Fine SiocU of Sli'.wK Vin-.
?:.'; .f Siihs. l ia-. Stock of I'ress tloo..'
I'iio- Stn.-k of Vocii.;o!, Finy itoek of Stn,,",,
OooJ?, rino Stock of Ka-icy ioml. etc.
J-j.7"Xv-.e r.nd desirable C...od .lailv re.
c.-ivo.!. H.,;ji: -juaj, j.,iv.i:ic! W"h.,;'t.::K.:
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