SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN MIFFUNTOWX. TFedBWida'. October T, I74. B. F. SCIIWEIElt, EldTOB rKOPKIETOK. REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. STATE TICKET. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, ARTHUR G. OLMSTED, OF POTTER COL'STV. M PRF.ME J I IKiK, EDWARD M. PAXSON, .F PlIILAUKLiMll A. ACt'dTOR (SF.SER.tL, HARRISON ALLEN, V WARREN COCNTT. EECRETART OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS, ROBERT B. DEATH, OF HCIIl'VLKILL COLXTV. COIXT1 TICKET. (VINORKS., Gen'i. LANCIIOnXK WIsTEtt, of Dut. cannon, l'erry county. ASKEMBLT, GEORGE M. S.MELKEK, of Tusca rora township. COt'NTY COMMISSIONER, C. D. SHELLEXBEKGEIl, of Fay ette township. COUNT V SURVEYOR, Capt JAMES J. PATTERSON, of Beale township. COUXTTAUPITOR, Lieut. J. L. KAUTON, of Spruce Hill township. Eepublicaa County Committee. C'H air n . V". S n:llh, Patterson P. O. Sicketakv Ufchartl Uoyle, Walni-.t P.O. Miffihitown II. A. Mamlaiish, J.S.Martin. Fernianaph Isaac Sicber. J. M. Ilower. M alter W . II. Kurtz, w . II. LiiKens. j Kavette Jesse i;ri:bli. T. T. Davis. Monro - II. U. lnl..'ulrger, Jai-obBasom (ireenwoo'l . n oodxa-u, 11. Miunium. Kuk.iieliauua S. S. Upxleprove. E. Long. Hulaware J. M. tHutts. 1. Kinkenbii.der. Thompsentown J. . Ilaldenian. X. Kecly Patterson II. R- tiiven, V. P. Stevens. Millord Win. McCahao. A. J. llertzler. leale J. F. I.eaeli, K.ehlrtl Doyla. Port Uoyal It. K. P.. Bealor, James A. Thompson. Turbett J. O. Hertz! er. Isaiah BerkT. fpruce Hill Thos Kamsey, Stewart Whar-1 un. Tuscarora A. ii. Stewart, Thos. Morrow. Lack Win Morrow. Tyson Stump. Ulack Log K Mclntyre, A. H. Upple. Loios K. Atkinson MoimVr of KepubJi- j fire j Chico.Cal., destroyed $S0, rau Suto Central Committee lor JuuiaU'AnA . . , ,000 worth of property, county. i i j tmmmmmemmamammmmmmmmmamam j At Sheep's Head, Uel jamin L. I. Certain Democratic pipers persist ' Castello and Gallagher had a prize in denviug that there is such an onrv j fight for $200. The cry of police iiiration as the "W bite League" in the , , ! South. They must count largely on the iguotance of their fellow citizens ft I if they expect them to take their deui- j al as truthful statements. The denial of, aud apilogy for Southern outrages only help to curse tbeir cause, for it is well known in every intelligent hamlet, glen," and on going west. James Esler, engineer, every hill aud mountain, that every M. Kiilier, fireman, and II. Doyle, pas day mea are preset ibed, asassinated, senger, all on the mail train, were murdered, or driven from their habita- ! killed, and Henry Ilalz, express mes tions aud homes, on account of politcal j senger, fatally injured. J. M. Fair, opinion. Tbe whole w. rid looked on J baggage master, John Brown, news with amazement at the forccab'e ovr. j boy, aud John Garrison, passenger, se throw of the State government of : rionsly it jured. The baggage car coa Louisiana by tbe late rebel element ! tained baggage, mail and express mat o! that section of the country.. As ; tcr, and was burned. The accident liioy have .lone iu that State, so would j was caused by the telegraph operator at they do, if they Lad the power, in j New liethlchtm failing to hold the pas et cry other state south. There out- j set'gtr train for orders as directed, rages are as well established as they j Four companies of cavaly were or cau be, yet some would be iuiel'.geiit j dered to western Alabama, on account people da not believe them, just as some w uid be intelligent people dis believe the fa :t that tne world revolves, lb" li.wlii'' u-fiial of Southerau . utsj-s, by tne !)-m -crscv t onlv t.,u.led by their denial in 1SG0 of their deteimiu'ion of the South to aectde. I liow they then, persisted that the .- urge, that the South would inaugu-r..- Rebellion had no truth in it, and wis only gotten up for pnli'ical purpo ses. The vacant plscj in almost every house. The Soldiers' Orphans' Schools The .National debt, aud hundreds of oilier minor things cvtdei.ee beyond contradiction the character of their de deuials tbeu. The whole country is awakening to their reouit movements, and has a rective feeling, lest the gov- j ITUUirui pass miu Mien coonoie. I . , . , .1 c a ... r . self as a candidate from tbe becund U hile the mass of the Democracy, , ' j i ennessee district. North, have been loyal to Northern i , ., . , , , ' , . I he Oovernor of Ueorgta has ordered institution, and helped to maintain . . . v -. . . 1 1 the .Macon and lirunswick Kail road t them, their leaders have given the!. , , ., , , - . . ' " be sold at public auction to the highest weight of tbeir moral influence mi!.... ... - . , number of rases did not stop there '. in favor of tbe Sou'h. If t ongrcss j should be filled with that class, aud 1 they are trying all they know how to ret there, the South would be allowed i 6 ' ' to shape matters to suit the views of e .1 1. I. .. ii: ! o. .ue men w,o o.ou... ou ......, ana every tiunjj mat oas ueen oone I ui , I m,Iii Iia underiA l , . 1 xne people in tins uisinct, as in every other district in tbe State, are largflv interested in Congressional elections. It will not do to neglect this matter. Stengcr friends are at work. lit canoot be elected, but it will cot do to remain idle. General Wistcr is a moderate man, a firm man, one who will give to every section the right that belongs to it, and will assist to crush with the hand of justice the foul woik that is carried on without a blush. Tbe district in electing him to Congress will hjnor aud place itself far abova party lines. . i " Mark Twalx is tired of ruuning about. lie proposes to "settle down," as may be learned by tbe following to the azent of a Lecture Bureau : " , -ort fin t fir I "a our offer of JdU.UW for nlty t nights does not Un.pt me. I have run j about the world U,ue enough. 1 mean j . t 1 . i to live aud die at horn if I lrv at, it. Hove you, but I caaot lecture any mere. ' Governor John C. Brown, of Tenn., bas proposed confrne of ( vernor of alt I'cinncratic states North and Sooth, to discuss" the broad questions', he cavft, of-'the conflict between Slate and Federal jurisdiction." Governor Hrowc, seemes to have forgotten that his section of the country raised that question in Rebellion, and that it has been decided, that when state ignores all state law, and national law, that she ean be whiped into proper relations with fundamental National law, howev er, if he wishes to inveigle the leader of Democracy into the old hereby, that I bred rebellion. Jet him Jo it. The 'country will be wiJe ivAe this time. News Summary. A terriSo gale swept over Charles ton, South Carolina. The famous proui enade'was swept awy, and property to the amount of $500,000 destroyed. An old and high credited sugar re finery in New York has suspended. It was that of Williamson, Griffith & Co. The printing of internal revenue stamps has been removed from the Treasury Department at Washington, to New Bank Note companies. Con sequentiy three or four hundred em ployes are out of employment, princi pally women. Robert Templeman, of Worcester, I . Howed to pleaJ guity cf ; A nearl, weC0IIie. Ile made short ad j murder in the second degree for killing ,jretSi tf,cr wu;cj, , Ieception wasfciveu jhis wife, and was senteuccd to the j j tne lecture-room by the Plymouth btate prison for life. Tjc woman had borne him nineteen children, tin of whom are living. A passenger train from L'tica, on tbe Utica and Chcnaiigo Vallejf railroad, X. V., cau:c in collisinu with the gravel I train between Oxford aud Norwich. The passenger train was badly wrecked. Mr. Childs, mail agent, and Grilling, I j a iicwsuuw sric aiueu. uoiiic 01 iuc ! train Lands and several cassencers were badiv injured. The tet time at tbe Lancaster, IV, races was made by Lizzie Keller. Time ; 2:30. One of the barns belonging to the Coleman estate, at Cornwall, Lebanon county. Pa., was entirely destroyed by Crc. Eight horses and one bull were burned. The flouring mill of Thomas Mear?, at Steubenville, Ohio, was destroyed by an incendiary fire. Loss, $1(KI,000 ; insurauce, $29,000. scattered the crowd. Afterwards oue , , . , . , . of the parties refused to fight and be . . lost the i nze. . I A col.isiou occurred on the Low tj race division of the Allegheny alley Railroad, threo and a half miles east of New Bethlehem, Pa., between the mail train going east and a freight train of tbe disturbed couditiou of that sec tion. The State Fair at Kaston, Pa., was visited by a large number of persons t """'""""",u6 ,uo '""'""e "c ii,.. in fbe Terlitory ... . . , . . , a.e pciiiiouiug iub xuutau .oujujibiou- ers to biing the remainder of their band now in Oregon to the Indian Territory. It will require ao appropriation by Con gress to comply with tbe request. The superintendent of the Central Pacific Railroad publishes a card at Sau Francisco in reference to gambling on the trains of their road in Nevada, and says that passengers must protect j themselves from robb ry by refusing to play with card sharpers Senator Rrownlow announces hitn- j uiuuer, ii ,'iftvoUf vu lue ursi a ucsuajr ; in December next. . v, r ... p.,,:,,,,. lTA.r c , , . ... , . Sons of America has lately completed a new hall at Valley Forge, this State, , . . , . , , made of atoue from the old ilevoiu j tiotiary camp-ground. t f f C , . ,, ,. Jj. rerki ins, of Cincinnati. cut the throat ' , , ,. . . n!y daughter, ajed three years, of her on killing her iu.tantly. She then cut h. r own throat, but the wound was not "uf ficiciitly deep to cause death. She al leges domestic infelicity as the cause. MeClure's pUtiitig mill aud six dwel lings were burned at liraddcck's Field, seven miles east of Pittsburg. Loss, $20,000, partly covered by insurance. All the frame buildings ou the block bounded by Pac.fij Railroad and Elm, Ajstin, and Market streets, Dallas, Tenn., were burned. Lots, 30,000. A sberifTs posse from Hot Springs, I Arkansas, who have beec pursuing' Is id rriril.nva Altnwtn.b' t Isita nan ! Doaksville, IU the I boctaw Nation. A 0J9JJJ SALE Said lands are sit fizht ensued, dnring which one of the ! ""'S1 ."' 1 "ar the Cairo Fulton Kail . .. a j j i - , I road' ln Rudolph Co., Arkansas, and will gang was badly wounded and his borse raise from fllty te sixty bushels of corn or killed, but tbe partv escaped. The I on.e.ll8 cotn the acre, and will be - a ii. I pursuit was continued, and at last re- rort t!je sicriff ,as within half s day's ' . . , T. . kid j iur iuai fluai;i a. ru"i vtu : - ,bat tte5 tue Dotei torse tbievei WD0 ''Tc n to Choctaw Xattotf. The time of employes of the Penn sylvania Railroad construction shops at Jersey City, has been reduced to eight hours, and wages correspondingly. George Praleck, a supposed accom plice in the W ellsboro bauk robbery, has been arrested at Athens, Fa. Bergb, the prevent-on of cruelty to animals man, won a suit in a New "fork court, against railroad company, for packing calves so closely in a car that some of them died. The full penalty of fine was in. posed. The Grand Hotel at Saratora, valued at 5300,000, was destroyed by Crc. Iusu-auce, -JOOflW. A man named Murdock has been convicted and sentenced, by a Wash ington, D. C , court to three years im prisonment for writing threatening letter to Fernando Wood for black mailing purposes. Senator Sumner's estate has been ap praised at $134,000. The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia has affirmed the judgment of the court below, that insanity no cause for divorce Rev. Henry Ward Beecber made bis appearance at the regular Friday night prayer meeting of Plymouth ( Lurch last Friday evening. The church was densely crowded long before the bour of meeting, and Air. Beecber received Church Association. A despatch of the 31 inst., from Chieago gives tbe following crap re ports : Ohio Wheat, pretty g Ktd ; coru, half crop ; some potatoes ; light fruit crop. Indiana Much tbe same; much complaint in both States from drouth and insect ravages. Illinois Wheat passablv flood : corn liirht. po- - es scarce, pasturage rooo, couse .. . , quectly good hog aud cattle crop. Iowa and Missouri crops of all kinds only medium, fai below the average ; drouth, chiucli and potato bugs very destructive. Kansas Wheat, nearly average in the Neosho region, yielding twenty bushels per acre. Corn suffer ed considerably, and is now selling at fifty five cents on the streets. Farm ers are now turning their attention to cultivating castor beans, flax, and other insect proof products. -- m 9 m "Mr. Bfecher was before the ISrook lyn granb jury on Saturday, and after givni'r Ins testimony true bills were found against Tiltoo and Moulton for publishing false and malicious - libels." T, T T Di rino the 28 days of . . , . , Cincinnati Lxpositioc, whicl ,.,.rnnn . SatnrHar find 01)11 lttnrilrt 1 the Fifth Ii closed on Saturday, 550,000 people visited the Exposition. Eight Texan steers, in the streets of New York, injured fifty people before they were shot, ou Saturday evening. Sew Advertisements. TOTIIPDBLld I have just ois-ned out, in my store-room on Main street, in the borough of Patter sou, a new stock ol Men's and Boys' Clothing, Overcoils, Shirts, Drawers, il'amuses, lints, dips. Gloves, Stockings, A31i;itICA WATCHES AT CITY PRICES, JEWELRY, .c. Tbe best lot of BOOTS & SHOES ever brought to this county : Men's Boots $i U) to $1 50, best heavy" tap Bole war ranted; (iura Boots, boys $t (HI, men's $1 M; also full line of Ladies' and Children's (iuius; Ladies' Shoes $1 50 to $2 50 best morocco. I am selling; Goods 20 per cent, less than the credit prices. I am selling; for cash, country produce, or note at 30 to 60 days' discount. I have lost in eight years' business over $,(" by keeping books and credit, aud made money besides ; and now I am deter mined that those who pay shall not be com pelled to pay such prices that the loss sus tained in consequence of those who fail to pay nuy be covered; and consequently I can sell 20 per cent, less than goods in "my line have ever been sold for in the couuly. Call and see for yourselves. WANTED 50 bushels jrovd potatoes, 100 bushels onions, also, t to tons of dry wheat straw, for which I will pay $10 per ton, delivered. J. B. SI. TODD. Patterson, Oct. 7, 1874. XOTICE. h the Orpham' Caurt of Juminta dual v. j i procttdtugs fur the ajtprmitnuat of the kcji r.tiait of Jamtt Ke.se r, demttd To Barton L. H iU a id Xancy Jane il ,11, his wile, John V. U.-.iuortraii l Sarah Ell u lsenUrrg, bis wile, and Zeuas James hleiser: Pursuant to an ord-r ot said Court made at September term, .ou are hereby notified that 1, V. :i Kueuse, fcherirt V Jiimatt county, will hold au ii.que.t aud aj js-Jise- meai ujiii uie real est ue. of sii.l Janes Kewer deceased, on Friday, tlwa ith day ol October. 1.-V4, at 1 oVIocK P.M., ou the ..guises, i:, Tusearora township, when and where yuu cau aliend if ;mi ee tcoiier. V. It k.SoCSE, Sheriff. Oct. 7, 1874- Esecuttr' Xotlce. Etlate uf Xjry U'artciik, deceased. LET1 EKS Testamentary on the estate of Mary Warwick, late" of S pruce Hill towiikhip, deceased, having Isren granted to the uudersiziicd, all oersons iodebled to I said estate are requested to make payment, ana mos caving claims or demands are re quested to make kiown the saint without delay, !- liCG II W. 1). VI 3, Spruce Hill, JEKEMIAU LYONS, iVitflii.lown, OcL 7, "74 Executors of said deceased. Bare Inducements ! u Pr,c"' png from one to twenty dollars per acre, according to th im,t. ' menU on "'' Tesw One-fourth cash, ind Mjance OI"'. bre and four W9 . . HEr..,T . OOTnrD Pocahontas, Arkansas. PopC 23. i7i. Xem Advertisements. GENERAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION. OOD SJVE THE COXXOXWEJLTH ! WHEREAS, In and by an Act of Gen eral Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsvlvanis, entitled " An Act to rrg ulat the General Elections within this Com monweal!)," it is enjoined upon me to give public notice of said elections and to enu merate in fair notice what officers are to be elected. I. WILLIAM II. KXOLSE. Hlirh Sheriff of the County of Juniata, do here- by make known and give notice to the elec tors of the countv ot Juniata, that a Men cr.il EUtion will be held in said countv, on the Third Daj of November, 1874, (the same being the Tuesday next follow ing the first Monday of November.) The aai.t elections will bo beld through out the county as follow i A i b School House ii the borough of Xitllintown, for the borough of Mifllio town, A the SchMl House in the borongh of UimintowB, for the township of Fermanagh. At the School House in Mexico, for the township of Walker. At Smith's School Houi, for the town ship of Delawar. At the School Ilouae lb Thotupsontown, for the borough of Tbouipsontown. At the Public iloiue of Thomas Cox, for the township or Ursvnwood. At the School House in EicbtJeld, for the township of Monroe. At Krymoyer's HoteL for the township ol Viwjiieuanna. At the School House in McAlisterville, for the township of Fayette. At th Bchjol lious in Patterson, for the borough of Palteritoa. At the School House in Port Uoyal, tor the borough of Port Koval. At the Locust Grove School House, for tbe townhip ol Milford. At Spruce Hill School House, for the township ot Spruce Hill. At tbe School House at AcaJemia, for tbe township of Bealo. At the School House near McCulioch's Kills, foi Tusearora township, except that ! portion of it lying north-westward of the I summit of the Shade Moautain. At the Lick School House, lor Lack township, except that portion of it lying north-westward of the summit of the Shade Mountain. At the Centre School House, for so much of the towuships of Lack aud Tusearora as lie uorth-west of the summit of tbe Shade Mou tain. At the Chnrcli Hill School House, for the toW3hip ot Turbett. At which time and place the qualified voters id elect b- ba.lot : Two persons tor the oilier of Judo of ; an election, said vacancy shall be filled iu the Supreme Court of the Commonwealth ! conformity with existing laws, of Ptuusylvaiiia. I The said act of Assemby emitted au One person tor the office of Lieutenant . act relating to the elections of ttiis Com Govemorol the Commonwealth ol Peun- ! uionwea-lh," passed Julv 2, IS 16, provides sylvau:a. One erson for the otliccof Auditor Gen eral ol the Commonwealth of Pennsylva nia. t.ne person for the ofhYe of Secretary of Iuterual Atl'.iirs lor the Common e.ilth of Peiinsyivaiiia. f ue terson in conjunction with the coun ties of r'ranklin, Pulton, Uuutingdon, P rry aud hinder, tor the office of lii-ireseulative iu Ihe Congress of I lie I'nitcd States. O.ie iiersou for the ofli- e of Member of the House of Kepresehtative iu the Com-j moiiweaiiQ oi i euns. ivauia. One pers'in for the office of County Com missioner of said county. One person for the otlicc of Comity Sur veyor ol said county. One person lor the ofUco of County Au ditor of said countv. ode or VOT1NO. Tbe qualified electors will take net ice of the loliowing act of Assembly, approved the , day of ISoo.eniitled "An Act r.gu-'. ltlii that tliianrifP fit Vistittrp mt sail ,;..... ; n. .... - ;. . .- ,1.;. tious in the several counties of this Com monwealth :" Stc-riox I. Be it enacted by the Ssnate am. uu o. r.cprcseK.auvcs o. .ue o.u. nioitw'eaitll ot i entisvlvania in l.etieral As . , . . .. .- . " ... ., tb.'ir uumoer to nil siicu vacancy. seinblv met, and it is herebr enacted bv the authority of Iho same, That the qualified The Act of Jan. 30th, It. 4, further pro voters of the several counties of this Com- j vide, via: uionwealih. at fell general, township, bor. Sec- At the opening of the poll" at atl ouch and special elcctious, are hereby here- alter authorized sad required to vote by ticket, printed or written, or partly printed and partly written, severally classified as follows : One ticket shall embrace the names of all Judge of Courts voted lor. and to be labeled outside "Judiciary ;" one ticket shall embrace all the names of State otticers voted for, and be labeled "S titer" o ic ticket shall embrace the names ot all county oliicers voted lor, including office of Sena tor, member and members of Assembly, If voted for, an.l members of Congress, if vo ted tor, af.c labeled "county ; one t cket sliall eiubtace the names of all township of- ti ..t.. c... I.. 1.. k..i.u. it..,i. :... one ticket sliall embrace the names ot all ! I..CI9 l.'li !' IKUUUI lUnmUlM borough officers voted lor, and be laln-led "borough ;" and each class shall te depos ited in separate ballot boxes. Sec. That it shall be the duty of the Sheriffs in the several counties iu this Com monwealth, to insert in their election itoc Lunation hereafter issued the first section of this act. JAMES Ii. KELLEV, Speaker of the House of Representatives. DAVID flliii.m;, S)aker of the Senate. Arraov-ED The loth dar of March, a. d. ' oue thousand eight hundred and sixty-six. A. U. CLKTIX, Governor. 1 SPKCML ATTKKTIOM is hereby directed to the Sth Article of the New Constitution. Section 1. Every nia citizen twenty -one years of age, possessing th. following qual- ificatioiis, shall be entitled to vote at all ehctiotis: t int He sliall have been a citizen of th United States at least one month. Second He shall hare resided in the State one year, (or if having previously been a qualified elector or native born citi zen of the State, he shall have removed therefrom and returned, then six months,! immediatelv preceding the eleciion. Tniid lie sliall hare resided in the elec tion district where he shall oiler to vote at least two mouths immediately preceding the election. fourth If twenty-two yeirs of age or 11 p aids, he shall havepu l within two years a Stale or county tax, which shall have been asncstcd at least two months and paid at least one h.outh before th electiou. hi c. 4. All elections liy the cituens shall DJ oy oaMot. fcvery ballot Votei shall be ' numocred iu the order in which it shall be received, and the number record.sl by the elm-ti-.n officers on the list of voters, oppo site the name of the elector who preseu a tbcbdiol. Ant eli: tor mav write his name upon his ticket, or cause the saiud to b- written tliereou and attest.sl by a citiX n ot the di.iiric.. The election otticers shall b sworn or affirmed not to disclose hnw any elector shall have voted unless required to do so as witnesses in a judicial proceeding. ?fc 5. electors shall in all cases except treason, lelony and breach or surety ot the pe ice, bo privileged IroTi arrest during their attendance on elections and in going to and returning tlierelrnm. Sic. 6. Whenever any of the qnaliticd electors of t lis Coturpoiiwealth sh-.ll be in actnal military service, under a requisition Irom the President of the United States or by the authority of this Commonwealth, such electors may exercise tbe right of suf frage in all elections by the citizens, under such regulations as are or sha'l bo pre scribed by law, as fully as if they were present at th.-ir usual places of election. Sec. 7. All laws regulating the holding of elections by the citizens or for tbe reg istration of electors shall be uniform throughout the Mate, but no elector shali br deprived of the privilege of voting by reason of hia name not being registered. Slo. 8. Any person who shall give, or promise or offer to give, to an elector, any money, reward or other valuable considera tion tor his vote at an election, or for with holding the same, or who shall give or promise to give such consideration to anv other person or party for such elector's vote or for the withholding thereof, and any elector who shall receirt or agree to re ceive, for himself or for another, anv mon- ry, rewsr.1 or othor valnahla einskUintinn yew Advertisement. for hi vote at an election, or lor withhold ing the same shall thereby forfeit the right to vote at aucb election, and any elector whose right to vote shall be challenged for uch cause before the election officers, shall be required to swear or attirin that the mat ter of the challenge is untrue before his vote shall be received. Sec. 9. Any person who shall, while a candidate tor othce, be guilty of biibery, Iran.!, or wilful violation of any election law, shall be forever disqualified from hold ing an office ot trust or profit in this Com monwealth ; any person convicted of wilful violation of the eLvtion laws hill, in addi tion to any penalties provided bv law, be I derived I the right of suffrage absolutely for a term ot tour ears. Sec. 13. For the purpose ol voting no perv n shall be deemed to have gained a residence by reason of his presence, or lost ' district immediately two months preceding it by reasoa ot his absence, while employed j nh elect On, he shall be entitled to vote, in the service, either civil or military, ol although he shall not have paid taxes. The this State or the United Mates, nor while i Mjd affidavits of all persons making such engaged la the naiiria of watrs of this claims, and the affidavit of the witnesses State or the United States, or oa the high j to their residence sha.i be preserved by the seas. Dor while a student of anv institution : election biard, and at the close of Uie ulec ot learning, nor while he4 in any poor ; ;h,n they sh ill lv enclose I ith tho li-d of house or other asylum at pontic expense, voters, tallv list an.l oiher papers required nor while con 3 nisi in public prison. , j,y aw be (Tlest ly the return judge with Stc. 14. District election hoards shall I the Dfothouotarv. and saall remain on tile consist of a judge and two insp.-eti.rs, who snau De cnosen annuaiiv r-y ine citizens. Kach elector shall have the right to vote for the judgt and one inspector, and each in spector shall appoint one clerk. Tbe first election board for any new district shall be elected, and vacancies in election bo arils tilled, aa shall be provide! by law. Elec tion utlicers shall he privileged from arrest upon das of election, asx) while engaged in making up and transmitting returns, except upon warraat ot court ot record or Judge I thereof for an election fraud, lor felony, or tor wanton breach of the peace. In cities j they may claim exemption from jury ditty I during their terms of service. Sac. lo. No person shall be qualified to j serve as an election otlicer who shall hold, or shall sithin two moiillut have beld anv ottice, or appointment or employment in or under Hie government of tbe tuit.-d State or of this State, or of any city, or county, or of any municipal board, commission or trust in any city save only justice of the peace and aJdermeu, notaries public and ; ,i,u ...;t:,:.. ..e c.... r"vua u """'M n-e oi me oute , ; caie at tne election ueiora voting, escepi nor .ball any election election otbeer be clli- j where he has been for hve years cousecu bte to any civil iittiee to be tille.1 at an elec- tively a voter in the district where he offers tion at which he (ball serve, save ouly to : to vote: and on tbe vote ot such nerson such subordinate municipal or ha:al offices, below the grade ot city or county otrk.-ra as shall be designated by general law. Aud also to the followiug act of Asscm- b!y now in force in this State, vix : Act of Januray 30, lti'l See. 0. At all elections hereafter held under the laws of this Commonwealth, the sills shall be open- ed at scveu o'clock a. ui., aud closed at sevcu o'clock p. iu. Sav. 7. Whenever there shall be a vacan- I cy in an election board ou ihe iiioinins of as follows, viz 'That the inspectors and judge shall meet at tbe resiiective places nppointed for holding the election in the district at which tfcey respectively belong, before 7 o'clock in the morning of Tuesdav, November 3d, and each s.rid inspeetitr shall appoint one clerk, who shall be a .fiialitied voter of such district. "111 case the person who shall have re- ceived tho second highest number of votes tor inspector shall not atteud ou ibe day of any election, then the person who shall haie received the second highest number of I votes lor judge at the next preceiiing elec- lion suau iili as uisiecior iu uis place, auu in case the person who shall have received the highest uuiuIkt of voles tor insiector ahall not atteud, the person elected Juilg.' shall appoint aa lnsp.i-tor in his place ; and in case the person elected judge shall not attend, then .he Inspector who received the h plies t number of rotes shall appoint a co.Mmi)e'it, b) r ! one hour alter the II i lime fixed bv law tor the j opening of the election, the qualified voters I of the townshin. waril or district tor which of the township, ward or district tor which such officer shail have b"cu elected, present j he vf ,.1v,im stlM ewt , ! . . ; elections it sha.l be the duty of the J'ldges of election lor their respective districts to designate one ot the inspectors, whose duty it shali be to have iu custody the reg istry of voters, and to make the entries therein required by law ; aud it shall b the duly of the other of said inspectors to re ceive and number the ballots presented at said election. St:c. y. All elections by the citizens shall be by ballot ; every billot voted shall be numbered iu the order in which it shall be received, and the number recorded by the j cieias on tne list oi voters opposite tiie name ot tbe elector Irom whom received, j ! And any voter voting two or more tickets, ' the several tickets so voted sliall each be nnmberetl with the number corresponding j with Ihe nil m 1st to tho name of the voter, j Anv elector miv write his name upon his ticket, or cause the same to be written thereon, and attested by a citiaen ot the district In addition to me oatn now pre scribed by law to be taken and subscribed by election olla-ers, they shall severally be I swum or affirmed not to disclose how any cl.vtor shll have voted, unless required to do so au wit: sea iu a judicial proceeding. All judges, iiispei-tors,ch-rks,aud overseers ' y euvtioii ne:u unuer mis act, snau, before enleritig nyu their duties, oe duly sworn or anirine.t iu mo j.rex iiee oi eacu otner. I ne lunges snail uw sworu oy uie minority inspector, if there shall be such minority inspector, aud in case there be no miHOiily inspector, then by a justice of the ueaceor alderman, and the insuectors, over geers and clerks shall be swoin by the judge. Certificates of such swearing or affirming shall be duly made out and signed I bv the officers so sworn, and attested bv the officer who administered tbe oath. If any judge or minority inspector refuses or tails to swear I he officers of election iu the manlier required by this act, or if any offi cer of eleciion shall act without being first dulv sworn, or if any officer of election shall sign the form ot oath without being duly sworn, or it any judge or minority in spector shall certiiy tiiat any otbeer was sworn when be was not, it shall be deemed a misdemeanor, and upon con. iction the officer or officers so oft ending shall be fined not receding one thousand dollars, or im prisoned uot exceeding i-- year, or both, al the discretion ot i .. . urt. Sec U. On the day of eleciion any per son w hose natutj shall not aotiear on ihe r, .-Utrv of voters, and w ho rLiiiu Ih- riuht tu tolJat said tlecli.ni. sh ill nrcduee at least one qualified voter of tbe district as a wiiness to ihe midcuce of the claimant in ibe district iu which he claims to be a voter, lor the K.-riod ot at least two months im mediately preceding said election, whi. h witness shall be sworn or affirmed and sub scribe a written or partly wntun and partly priuted affidavit to the tacts stated by bim, w hich affidavit shall defined clcailv where the residence of the person so claiming to be a voter, aud the person so claimiug the right to vote shall also take aud subscribe a written or partly written and partly print ed affidavit, stating, to the best ol his know ledge aud belief, w hen and where he was born that be has been a citizen of tbe L'uited States lor one mouth and of the commonwealth of Penns) lvania ; that he has resided in the commonwealth one year, or, if formerly a qualified elector or a native born citizen thereof, and bas removed there from and returned, that be bas resided ttieiein six mon i lis next preceding said eleciion, that he bas resided in the district in which he claims to be a voter for 11m period of at least two month immediately preceding said election ; that he did not move into the district for the purpose of voting therein ; tost he bas, if tweuty-two years of age or upwards, paid a slate or connty tax withiu two years, which was assessed at least two months and paid at least one month beforw tbe election. The said affidavit shall also state when and where the tax clatinjd to be paid by the af fiant was assessed, and whan and where and to whom paid ; and the tax receipt therefor shall bj produced for examination, unless the affiant shall slate in hi affidavit that il baa been lost or destroyed, or that j he never teeeivtd any ; and il a naturalized eititen, .hall alw stor. when and where and I JYc-sr Advertisements. by what court he was naturalised, and shall also produce bis certificate of natnmlix. tion for examination. But if the person so claiming the right to vote shall take anl Subscribe an affidavit that he is a native bom cithva ot the United States, or, if bom elsewhere, shall state the fact in his affidavit, and shall produce evidence that be bs been naturalized or that he is entitled to citizenship by reason of his father's natur alisation, and shall further state in his affi davit, that he is, at the time of making the affidavit, of the age of twenty-one and under twenty-two year ; that he has been a citizen of "the t"nited States one month, ami has resided in the state one year ; or. If a native born citizen of the state and removed therefrom and returned, that he has resided therein six months next pre- I cedinr said election, and in the election ! therewith in the prothonotary" office, sub- ject to examination as other election papers are. It trie election omoers snail nou mat the applicant poseses all the legal inaliri eation of a voter he sbsii be permitted to vote, and his name shall be aUicd to the list of taxables by the election officers, the word "tax" being added where the claimant chums to vote oa tax, and the word -agc. ' where he claims to tote on age; the sain ! word being added by the clerks in each j j esse, respectively, on the lists of persons : voting at sucn election. j Stc. 11. It shall be lawful for any quali fied citizen of the dlstrtct, notwithstanding j the name of the proposed .cter is contained . j lenge tbe vote of such person, v. hereupon on the list ! resident taxabies, to cn.tl the same proof or the right of suffrage as : is now required by law shall bo publicly j made and acted on by the election board, ! and the vote admitted or rejected, accord- j ing to the evidence. Every person claim- j ing to he a naturalix.-d citizen shall be re j I quired to produce his naturalization certiii- I " . . w . .. .. . ! J being received, the electioa otticers are to I rice or stamp the word voted" on hia j certificate with the day, mouth and year, i ! and it any election otti--cr or officers sh ill I receive a second vote on the same day, by j virtue ot the same certificate except where i sous are entitled to vote because of the j I naturalization of their father, they and Ihe ; pers-n ho shall offer such second ole j shall be guilty ol a miMleiiieauoi and on I ! convi.-tiou thereof shall be tineJ or itn-I prisoned, or both, at the discretion of the f court; but the tine shall not exceed Hve j himdrvd dollars in each case, nor the im prisonment one year. The like punishment j shall bj inflicted, on conviction, on the ofli- J cers of electien who sliall neglect or refuse to make or cause to be m ule, the endorse- ment required as aforesaid on said uaturali-' aationcrtiticate Sec. 11. If anv election ofheer shall re - fuse or neglect to require such proof of the riirht of niirTrase as is orevrihed lv law. or the laws to w hich this is a supplement from : ' anv person offering to vote whose aame is. i not ou the list ..I assessed voters, or whose: i right to vote is chiliengxd bv anv oil Jiti.d voter present, and shall attmit such Person to vote without quiring such proof, everv person so oileuding shall, upon conviction, be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be I sentence.!, for every siK-h offence, to pay a nue not exceeding Uve bnndre-.l dollars, or , t undergo an itnprisonnent not more than j one yoar, or both, at the discretion of the . cuurt. : tc. 13. As soon as the polls shall close, the otticers of election shall proceed to count all the votes cast tor each candidate voted lor, and matte a fnll return of the ' same in iriplic.tte, with a return sheet in j addition, in all of which the votes received j by each candidate shall bu given alter his or j I ber name, first in wonts and again in fiji-ircs, ! ! ami h-.i!i k. b;-,i.Hi 1. .il i ' and shall be signet br all of said officers ' and certified by overseers, if anv, or if not . so certified, the overseers and "any officer j el iLsintf to slirn nrrprf itv. oreirlier nf fliem hail write i..n io.-h at the return. 10. nr their reasons fjr not signing or certifying! them. The vote, as so-.n as counted, shall i Is. to publicly and fully declared fromthe window to the citizens present, and a brief statement showing the votes, received by each candidate shall be made and signed by the election officers as soon as the vote is counted, and tbe same shall be immediate ly jiostcd up on the door ot the election house for information of Iho public. The triplicate returns shall be enclosed in en velope and sealed in pres nee the offi cers, ami one envelop,-, w ith the unsealed return shet, given to the judge, which shall coutain one list of voters, felly-paper, i and oath of officers, an.l anutlier of said 1 envelopes shall be given to Ihe minority in-! .pec tor. All judges living within twelve I 'miles ot the prothonotary's office, orwithin twenty-lour miles, it their resilience be in a I town, village or city upon the liueol a rait- road leading to the county scat, shall, be- j fore two o'clock post meridian of the day after the election, and ad other judges ; shall, bt-fore twelve o clock meriilian of Ibe .. a -i ... . , : j i- , i ikoiiu uji aner me election, aeiiver saia return, together with return sheet, to the prothoiiotary of the court of common pleas ol the county, which said return sheet shall be filed, and Uie day and hour ot tiling marked thereon, and shall be preserved by the prothoiiotary tor public inspection. At twelve o'clock on the said second day fol lowing any electiou, the prothouotarv of the court of common pleas shall present i L.ic miu iciuni tu iuc sum court. i When two or more counties are connected ' tor the election of an officer, the court ot such counties shall each appoint S return judge to meet at such time and place as re . . - i quired by law, to compute and certity th vole of such district. Sec. 19. Any assessor, election officer or person appointed as an overseer, who shall neglect or refuse to perlorm anv Jutv en joined by this act, without reasonable or I legal cause, shall be subject to a penalty ol j one uuuurm uollars ; and u any assessor shall knowingly assess any person as a voter who is not qualified, or shall wilfully refuse to assess oue who is qualified, he shall be guilty of a misdemeanor in office, and on conviction shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or impris onment not exceeding two years, or both, at the discretion of the court, and also be subjjet to an action for damages by the party aggrieved ; and il any person "shall Irau.iuioutiy alter, add lo.de! ace or destroy any list of voters made out as directed oy thi act, or tear down r remove the same Irom tiie place where it was Hxod, with Ira a lulenl or mischievous intent, or for any improper purpose, the person so offend ing thai! bj guilty ot a misdemeanor, and ou conviction shall be punched by a Hue not exceeding five hundred dollars, or im prisonment not exceeding two years, or both, at tbe discretion of the court ; and if any person shall, by violence or intimida tion, drive, or attempt to drive from the polls, any person or persons appointed by tbe court to act as oversjers ot an election, or in'any way wilful'y prevent said over seers from performing tbe duties enjoined upon them by this act, such persons shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and npon con viction thereof shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding tw years, or both, at the discretion of the court. Any person who shall, on tbe day of any elec tion, visit a polling place in any election district at which he is not entitled to vote, and shall use any intimidation or violence for tbe purpose of preventing ay officer of election from penorniing the duties k quired of him by law or lor the purpose of preventing any qualified voter of such dis trict from exercising his right to vote, or from exercising his right to challenge any personjottering to voty, such persons sliall be dee mod guilty of a ciiadeoieano. and upon conviction thereof shall be punished j oy a fine not exceeding one thousand dol- lars, or by imprisonment not exceeding two 1 years, or both, at the discretion of tbe . court. Any clerk, overseer or election ofli- j Cer, who shall disclose how any elector shall ' have voted, unless requit-i to do so as a witness in a judicial proceeding, shall be ffuilty of a mt demean or. and uuon ctinvir- i i " , . .. . . ' ,4 dollars, o, hr ir! 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TIIE stitscriftor will olTer at Public Sale, on the prtniises, at one o'clock, r. on THURSDAY. OCTOSER 22, 1, his FARM situate in Milt'ord township, Juniata county, ra., and now occupied or Andrew Shover. The Kami contains about 123 ACKES, all of hich is ch areit and in a hitch stte of cultivation, except 10 Acre in timber. Th Farm .ice one mile west of the borough f ratterson. ana on LUling Creek. Th j buildings consUt of a TWO-STORt FRAME IIOISE, LAKtiK KANK BAKN. I Corn t'rib, H revn Shed, and all neceswrr ! outbuildings. '1 here is a large Spring Jf excellent wi"? near to the House, au Ur- ; cnaru oi wmwi iron, wuu I 40 Acres of GofJ Meadow. i The Farm haa been !iu.e-l over twice in tli-s I last seven yeats. TNe ten.;-s are ic;jriv i new po.-t and rail. The dc t .riu. L .i" J - ings and leiiceeS, are in Br.t-rdu onl-r. j The farm will he sold by th acre . to U, ; survey eil alter the sale. The croj, ill b j reserved. j Tas.-t .v. per cent, to b, p.,. by fe; ! pureh o.tr on the d.v of saV; oti. -t i.nl , : tiie Da! nice on tiie 1st ol Vjrii, ! possession wiil be iven 1 .ne-cii: d :. ,b , i April 1. IfrTtf, wiih irter f ; o,i-tirt ., ! able Airil 1. 177, wi'h itere.t j .-...,!-! aiiniially. The pa meats to lio .r. ! ijuojinuiit bonds. i Also, A iEACT OF WCOCLlN:' I si'.u t'.e in s ooe toai.si'ip. c. i n i. i.- COJ J AC rem. ad):ning l.iini o: l;ii ii Kt- .u. Chi iiej ber Fagefy, Md'.ih.i i ao. .."h-r,. ! Tins irm-t is weli firwl w.iii t'i.' "- ' T Tl'43t:R. and Iki atou: l-o b..! i from lb; alme liirm. TkBMs. Teri t-er ce-ii cash o-t Ji." o i sale, and the biia'icc in cab o?i tile t-i ..i J April, ls7-". It desiretl by tl.e ;.i..vli;;s-r, dtel n , i eith -r or both trai ls wili be un lo l a ;. : time attvr the saio ii--!i njcesssry t- ui ; are cti.;: d i:b. ersj;! do .i t ! view Iho l-r:u or -.wlia-i-l :ir-- rele-rri t r i Amlrew hoer, the truant, or T. V. Jrwio, Ca.-hi i ot J.mu'.l Vallev i. oik. ' JtlliX j; PAi lLiWOi. Sept. i0, lt.4-td EXEliTOR'S 4LK VALUABLK liKAL EST AIL T :E UTideri)T!ieil. Kxecitor of tii.- ! I. will and tcsrt'nent of UoKrt i'. I, ! her. deceased, w ill sell at pLhlic sale, a J Mitllintown, Juniata county, Pa., at on, i oV-lK-k P. M., on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3l, 1ST. The following valuable real estate, to wit : Se. . The MANSION" FARM, sitti.it. in Fermanagh township, Jtmia'a couiitr. ' ailjoining the borough of Mitllintown, con- ', ,a,,,,nfc 155 AcreS and 55 PerclieS, Cet. Thr illlyrovemeuis are L. i M1 IL' f I 1.5 H tK iS'l K ll'iiiAr.N Or-. FKAMK IIOl.'SK, lil.ACKMlTII MHI'. U'.VM INMAKF.K S HOI. I.AKt.K , FK VME BANK HA KN with Wagon Mid and Com Crib at'ach-l, Cairiane Hou.r. ; Horse statue, ami all otner necesiry out- : buildings. There is a Well of evee'l-nt water near the door, and running water ron- j venieiit to the. barn for the use n stock, , The farm is in a good stab of cultivation, j ami miner good fence- This is ono of til- : b.-st farms iu fhj county, ami is espcci.ili-.- j desirable on acvnuiir of its convenience to market, churcher, scho.rf... Jcc. A p:nti..ii ; of it ran conveniet!y laid off int., town , ot., which would command a ready sale, f air prices, w ithout detriment to the I .no. I Th i.r.,. .ll l. ..rt ...,1 ... . i...t. . The farm will be offered aa a whole or divided into lots, to suit purchasers, a v L(t of Urunuil m porii.in of the boroiign of Mittfintown, con- jhi ci,ice piece of la:,d. aud "as I j , LioiBn uarr,. ou L ! 1..-A Tract of W.ml i w.m. rr township, adjoining lands of l.'r. Philo Hamlin and others, containing 39 Acre and 'J PerCbCS. I bis land is well set h goMi liiubc , and if cleared would nuko goott tat iu laud. IVo. 4. Two lots in the b.roiiih cf Miltlinti.wn, south ol Lutheran t.emcterr. ut t,.-onn.i aifjoining sit- ,ouu "areiiouse loi, naving n,ere..n eree- lea s n agon .-.neu witn two Lorn Cribs at tached. Ss. . A Wh:rf on tha Can!, in Water t.KDahip. wljoiniuj lot of Mrs. .-miib. TF.UVSt fP SI.K .Ten nn-nt ..r rk ! pnrchase numev tu be paid .hi the div of j ,e ; JUJisi to remtio in t!x pr.pertv" to U( W-.eies due at thi dea'h of J.in-j ii j Lherwslow, the interest tlr.-rf to b- p .i 1 ; annual, v, :in.t to be secured bv i:i;r;- rajre ; $12.'i7.37 to rem tin in th- ..too -rtv I . . . . . . r' duriag the iile-tiiUB o". J :id ii ill ner. 111., iuterest thereol. from April I, IS7.1. to be paid to her ou the tftU dav ot Sjpt. iu , lfi, and mual!y thoreter on the M:b oi SepteinU-r of each vear, and to lie l i-srcil j by mortgage. The ts.iaoe.t : ih- ptt.viiao , money to be pii t Ai.nl 1. I?7"i. h-:i i .-: wiil diivered i-i 1 -.s-.i-i i ei..-ii Any person whi.i.- r.t ,-r ih- .(, pri.pi-rty will eai! .. J s: i'hi.i fCt-.tfutTi al Mi.':'o.i..n. or on the Wfido-si.i,-.!. : hi. residcr;.; 1 :ii..s east of vnlll.ii. ,..1. JuSEI H Kirtl..:H'W. Executor : K. C Gallaher, dee'd Sept. 24, IH. . OKHIAXS' i OCttT SALE OK REAL ESTATE! rrtllK nn.lersine.1. (iilanii.in of J E. T. i Sailia M.. and Charles K. Shuuan, minor children of t.eorgr S. Shnman, de ceased, will sell at public sale, on the prem ises in Walker tow usbin, Juniata count., Pa., at 1 o'clock P. M., on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1874, The loliowing described real estate, to wit : Tbe undivided one-IVal? ot a certain planta tion and tract of land situate in Wa.'X-r township, Juniata countv, bounded oil tho east by lands of John A. tJallaher, on Ihe north by lands of iloses Kle, on the wes by lands of Minicben and Baahoar, and on the south by lands of Book and Heirs It. cos twining One Hundred and Furry Acres, more or less, ard suhji-ct to a dower of R. becca J. Shniuan ; 1 h) acres of wni.ti are cleared and in a high state oT cnttivstfrm. the tstlance being tnuberland, with a ViJua ble stone quarry on it. The improvement are a LARGE STONE HOUSE, two -one h gh, 84iJ4 feet, with a two story Frame Kitchen attached, L'lxl feet, and a one-story Summer Kitchen, lo.Ul feet, attached to this, in which there is a Cistern, Oven and Suioke House, and other necsssary outbuildings; A Large Frame Bank Barn, 4 "x0O feet, with a largo Cistern, Corn Cnby and Wagon Shell. The location iaery dessraMeone, being convenient to schools and churches, and having the advantages or three good mar kets being one mile fron Port Koval on the Penwsylvania Railroad, three-fon'rths of a mile Irom tbe Pennsvlvani Canal, one mile trm Mexico, and three miles from Mitllintown, the county seat. The other half of the above farm will !.... I .i.i . ... . ... m same time ana on ttw same teruts. ! TtKM OF 3 VI.E. f rne-fouith t,i me p..-vlass anvf to K" paid on the eontlrr-: ioi : ..i.j tbe Court; one-hall id the bain - a ,;u t c t!.-t day 01 A;rif, a:,d the otiier hvi. ot the first dsy of Apiil, Ih: nt interest fiom Atril 1, ls7o. to Li seeuml b.- i.LU ar.d luortgage. wit o.v a tx-t. airi,a, .swuis. r. W, 1H74
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