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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that we have
completed the enrolment lists for our
respective districts, and have 6led the
same in the office of the Commissioners,
for inspection &c.
Appeals will be held for the correc-
ton Of said lists as follows viz (:
At the house of Thomas Irwin, in
Spring Greek, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day the l4th and 18th of February
1865.
A. the house Of Lewis Arner, at VIII.
cox, (for Jones and Highland) on
Thursday and Friday the 10th and 18th
of February 1865.
At the house of jesse Kyler in Fox,
on Monday and Tuesday the 10th and
21st of February 1865.
At the house of Alfred Pearsoll, in
Jay, on Wednesday and Thursday,
22nd and 23d of February 1865.
At the house Of VIM. Derr, in Bene-
zctte on Friday the 9th of February
1865.
At the house of j. Windfelder, st.
Mary's (for st. Mary's and Benzinger)
on Monday and Tuesday, 9th and 2Sth
of February 1865.
At the Commissioners office, in Ridg-
way on Wednesday and Thursday the
1st and End of March 1865.
w n HooIy Aeeossor of Ridovvov Tn
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Missouri-The Slavery Ques-
ticn--Resignation of all the
Supreme Court Judges.

ST.LoUIs, Jan. 16.-In the Constitu.
tional Convention to-day, resolution
was passed expressing the opinion that
the amendment to the Constitution now
pending before Congress should be
adopted, and instructing the Senators
and requesting the members of Congress
from Missouri to vote for and use their
influence to procure the passage of the
said amendment.
After the adjournment the President
of the Convention announced that he
had Just been informed that all the
Judges of the Supreme Court of the
State had resigned, and that two of their
places had been filed by the appoint
mcnt of Judge Clover, of St, Louis, and
Judge Wagner, Of Lewis county.
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TRIENNIAL APPEALS.

Notice is hereby given, that appeals
from the triennial assessments of 1865
for Elk county, will be held as follows:
For Spring Greek township, at the
house of Thos. Irwin, on Tuesday
the 18th and the forenoon of Wednes-
day the 18th of February.
For Jones and Highland townships,
at Lewis Arners Hotel, on the afternoon
of the 10th and forenoon Of the 18th of
February,
For Fox township, at jesse Kyler's on
Monday the goth and Tuesday the list
of February.
For Jay township, at Alfred Pear
soils on Wednesday the 22nd and the
forenoon OF Thursday the 23d of Feb.
ruary.
For Benezett township, at VIM.
Derr's, on Friday the 24th of February
For st. Mary's Boro. and Benzinger
township, at Joseph Windfelders, on
Monday the 9th and Tuesday the 2Sth
of February.
For tidgway township, at the Com
missioners office, on Wednesday the Isl
and Thursday the End of March, at the
same time an appeal will be held for the
unseated lands for the county.
CHAS. WEIS,
GEO. DICKINSON,
JOS, w. TAYLOR.
Commissioners,
! Ridgway, Jan. 10th 1865,
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Death ofHon, Edward Everett

BosroN, Jan. Is. Hon. Edward
Everett died this morning at four o'clock
at his residence in Summer street, of
apoplexy. His age was seventy years
and about nine months. Mr.. Everett
addressed his fcllow-citizens at Faneuil
Hall. on Monday last, in aid of sending
provisions to Savannah, and during the
afternoon of that day was present in
court in reference to a claim for damages
against the city of Charlestown, for the
overAowing of portion of his estate in
Medford, by the construction Of a dam
on Mystic river. On Tuesday he be.
came affected with quite seve.e cold,
but neither his friends nor himself
deemed it serious.
On Saturday evening he appeared
about as we'll as usual and retired to bed
declining to trouble any one to remain
with him. About three o'clock thi:
morning his housekeeper entered his
room and found him sleeping naturally
An hour later she was alarrAed by hear
ing heavy fall in his room, and found
him lying on the floor breathing hcav
lily. A physician was Immediately sum
moned. but before his arrival Mr., Ever
ett died. The event was announced il
nearly all the churches at the commence
ment of morning services, aud create,
a profound feeling of sadness. Shortl
after noon the church bells of the cit,
and suburbs were tolled. Mr.. Everett
funeral will take place at noon on Thurs
day next, in the First Church, Rev
Rufus Ellis, pastor. 1t is presumed tn
State and city authorities will take pal
in the Obsequies of this great and goo
citizen.
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LICENTIATE.
Elk COUNTY.

We are pleased to notice a new Post
Office in this county-"Johnsonburgh"
is located at the confluence of the North
and East forks, which form the Clarion
river at that place, The improvements
in progress, with the large amounts of
White pine and other valuable timber,
together with the great coal field imme-
diately near the Rail Road, will soon
render this an important point, and a
large acquisition to the business and
population of the county, We are
pleased at the appointment of so worthy
man for the Post Master as Isaac
Hagans.
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Court of Quarter Sessions.

The following Commonwealth cases
were disposed of by the Court,
Commonwealth VS. Fredrick Rudolph,
indicted for selling liquor without Ii
cense and on Sundays, verdict guilty,
on both counts; sentence deferred, A
motion to quash the indictment was
made in this case, but was denied by
the Court. Souther and District Attor-
ney for commonwealth, Mcssrs Hall aud
Wilbur for defense.
Same VS. Nj. Gcrg, same indictment,
plea of guilty on first count, noNe pros,
entered as to second, fined S25 and costs,
same counsel.
Same VS. Chas. II. Volk, same indict
mcnt, defendant pleaded guilty, on first
count, noRe pros, as to second, Mr.
Volk was fined S25 and costs, same
counsel
Same vs Joseph Winfclder, same
indictment, defendant pleaded guilty, to
first count nole pros entered as to
second. Sentence deferred, same coun-
sci.
Same VS. Edward Babel, same indie t.
ment. On motion OF counsel for defense,
indictment quashed. Same counsel
Same VS. William keenan, jr. Indict-
mont charges defendant with larceny
Verdict, of guilty. Defendant was con-
signed to the care of the guardiansof Of the
house of Refuge, Western Penna., until
he becomes Of age District Attorney
for Commonwealth, Mr.. Souther, as
signed for defense, by the Court,
The parties charged with violation Of
the Liquor Laws are from st. Marys
and we trust the lesson they received al
the hands ofthe court, will have salu
tary effect upon them; and that dis
graceful violations Of those laws, viii
neither be INDUCED in by them, nor al
lowed by the good citizens of theil
borough.
The following was ordered to be en-
tered as a Rule of the Courts of Ell
county. "Nopersons, except the mem
bers of the Bar, of said county, shall
present to either Of the Courts, any pc
tition, or file exceptions to any reports
or argue any question to said Courts
appertaining to the business thereof"
The above rule, will be doubtless
very beneficial in its effect. Parties ir
the county-a species oe pettifoggers-
disdaining the aid of those whom study
and experience, have made competen
to act in such matte rs-have been in th'
habit Of intruding their legal (?) kuowl
edge upon persons having business of tn
nature spoken ofin the rule above, il
order to save counsel fees, to the grea
hurt Of parties most interested |
is to be hoped the rule just adopted wi
be an effectual extinguisher of tn
burning lights of such would be At-ol
neys.
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Court Proceedings.

Court met Monday January 2nd, at
8 a. M, Hon. r. G.. While President
Judge, Hons V. S. Brockway and e..
G. Schultze Associates, present. A
very full Bar, attended from the adjoin,
ing counties. The following business
was disposed of in the Common Pleas.
NJ. d. Leiper ct al VS. Struthers ct al,
continued, Souther & Willis for plain.
tiff, Brown for defendants.
John Tudor VS. Cyrus Gibson, con-
tinued, Chaplin Il Wilbur for plaintiff,
Souther Il Willis contra.
Burreil g. Co., VS. Elliott, continued
Souther & Willis for Plaintiffs, Chaplin
contra.
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Communicated.
Ridgway Jan. 2lst, 1865.

Kldgway Jan. list, I865.
Mr.. EDITOR.
Would it not be well for parties in
this county-who perform the duties Of
Conveyencers to take out License
therefor? Or at last before enteringon
so important a professor, to qualify
themselves sa Ear, that some little sense
may be extracted fIom their productions,
even though their chirogrophy be a
shade mere readable than spider writ.
ing ?
LICENTIATE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
N &c E -.

4 meeting of the Stockhol-
ders of the "Daguscahonda
Improvement Company, will
be held on Tuesday, 18th of
Feby. next, at 10 o'clock a. m,
at No so Trinity Buildings, in
the city ofNew York, for the
purpose Of electing seven direc-
tors for the year ensuing.
JoHN S. GRIFFITH, Sec'y.
January Goth 1865.
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~ VI
there is reason to believe an exchange |
will be effected
A Philadelphia dispatch to an evening |
paper says:
BY the arrival Of a steamer we learn
that our entire force, under Cen Terry
advanced towards Wilmington, and were
reinforced by heavy column ofvetcran
troops from the South, believed to be
rndcr the command of Gen. Howard.
No heavy fighting occurred on the 18th
or 10Th, and it was thought our troops
were meeting with little or no opposi'
ton,
A report was in circulation that Will.
mington was evacuated, and would be at
once occupied by our troops.
Light draft gunboats were moving
cautiously toward Wilmington fishing
for torpedocs.
There was no doubt orr troops would
soon take Wilmington, and the fall of
Charleston was hourly expected.
New York, Jan. %.
Gold irregular and unsettled, opening
at 20l3 advanced 201s, declining | 81 &,
and closed at 1884.
Now York, Jan. %.
Eighty bags of California overland
mail matter, which had accumulated
here, were dispatched by the Isthmus
route, in the steamer Ocean Queen, to-
day This matter was sent West to
Atchison, Kansas, aud some Of it wen.
to Julesburg, 400 miles further, but as
'the Indians practically hold 500 miles
of the plains, the mails were returned
TO this city, and it is thought that regu
lar communication will not be resumed
before June.
The Commercials Washington specia
says; Important military news from
the South is looked for here hourly
Gen. Terry has force enough to reduc &C
Wilmington, while Sherman, with the
additional force placed at his command
can march through South Carolina
There IS to be an investigation of thC
! ! surrender of Beverly. 1t is said thC
rebels had as many prisoners as they ha(
, men to guard them,
The Posts Washington special, o
the 23d, says:
The Military Committee have agreed
to report bill tor slight increase o
pay of army officers.
c The posts special says that Mr.. Blai
n is expected to return from Richmond i
a day or two. Up to Friday last tn
, leading Republicans secuted the ide
;, that there was any foundation in curren
peace rumors Blair has had repeate,
!, interviews with the President and JEFF
t Davis upon the subject.
New York, Jan. %.
: 1t is semi officially announced that tn
e tobacco captured at Savannah, by ordc
! of Gen. Sherman, is to be reserved fo
It the use of the soldiers, the General re
t, marking that their valor had won i
d The soldiers accept it with great rojoic
: ing.
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Exchange Of Prisoners.
From Wilmington.
The California Mail.
Blair and Peace Rumors.
Indian Treaties.
New York, Jan. 23.

New York, Jan. 23.
The steamer Ariel, from Savannah,
10th, has arrived. No News.
Washington, Jan. 23.
It appears from communication of
the Secretary Of War that the entire
subject of an exchange of prisoners is
now placed in the hands of Lieut.. Gen.
Grant, and that although only partial
exchanges have thus far been made
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n~A party, although kept a
profound secret from our citizens until
last Thursday, was given at the Hyde
House, by some Of our Brookville neigh.
bours. We had not the pleasure of an
invitation but understand from the lucky
few who were invited that all parties
enjoyed themselves hugely, not forget
ting to do ample justice to the supper,
which was excellent. We extend al
ways the heartiest welcome in our pow
er, to those visiting our place. When
our Brookvillo neighbors, design making
another raid on us, if they only give us
timely notice, we will be better pre-,
pared for them.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The ever
Aelcome visitant, is again on hand.
"Sabbath Eve" is too beautiful to need
notice. The Fashion plate is superb ;
while, Gin other things the number is SUI
perior to its predecessors.
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Our citizens have been complaining
for some days, and justly complaining,
of the lack ofmanagement on the part
o. those having the P. & E, r. r. in
charge, During the past 10 days, we
can only remember one train as having
arrived on time. 1t is indeed a thing
for which we ought to give thanks, if we
get train at all. The delays it seems
to US, are not altogether owing to the
snow, of which we know we have had a
surplus, and, if in the power of the man.
ayers of the road, the evil should, at
once be romedied. These things cause
great irregularity in the mails, and much
annoyance to the travelling public.
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A PICTORIAL DOUBLE NUMBER
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Fort Fisher Ours Fort Car
ried by Assault on Sunday.
Navy Fire Terrific. $500
Prisoners Captured. 70
Guns Taken. Official from
Admiral Porter.s
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G. d. Messenger VS. Heilbrunner ct al,
continued, Souther'& jerks for plain.
tilt, Gordon contra.
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Published Every Saturday
by r. w. BARRETT.
Ridgway, Pa, Jan. % 1885,

Browns Bronchial Troches. The
beneficial objects resulting from the use
Of this Remedy and its extensive use
for Coughs, Colds, and Troat Affections,
has brought out many limitations, most
of which contain injurious Ingredients.
The Troches have progcd their efficacy.
NEW POST OFFICE.
A new Post Office is established at
Johnsonburgh Elk county, and isaac
IIagans appointed Post Master.
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NOTICE The partnership exist
ing between e. G. Schultze, and Charles
II. Gering, under the firm Of Chales II.
Gering &Co, at the Steam Tannerry in
ST. Mary's Elk Co Pa, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, the books
and notes of the firm vile be collected
by e. G. Schultze, and also all the debts
of the firm will be Settled by him.
f. G. Schultze,
Charles H. Gering,
Pd 1,50 Bethleham Jan. 1st 1865.
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Receipts. .&asSs Expenditures
of Elk County, for the year ending
January 1st 1865.
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New York, Jan. %.

1t is semi. officially announced that the
tobacco captured at Savannah, by order
of Gen. Sherman, is to be reserved for
the use of the soldiers, the General re-
marking that their valor had won it.
The soldiers accept it with great rojoic
inc.
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