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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02
Squibs.

Squ1Ds.
-"uang it!' exclaimed a famous
painter, Who was engaged upon a pic
ture of King Lear, 81 cannot impart
the wild expression Of insanity to his
face"
Touch it up with little madder,"
was the suggestion made by a facotious
friend.
The dove was the first newspaper
carrier when one morning it went out
Of the ark and brought leaf for Noah.
1t contained paragraph on the wcath-
cr, notifying him that the heavy rain.
storm had subslded.
Power, it is said, will intoxicate
the best hearts as wine doe. the stron-
Gost. This is why there are so many
intoxicated persons in Washington, just
now-power and wine combined.
Why is drunkard hesitating to
sign the pledge like skeptical Hin
doc
Because he doubts whether to give
up the Jug-or-uot.
WY is Louis Napoleon's baby like
the tail Of a herring?
Because it is the last Of the bouy
parts.
--"Say, Jack, what is the best thing
to hold two pieces of rope together ?"
81 guess-not." ...
Industry and perseverance, we'll
cluug to will place young man in
good circumstances It'll better to be
honest with competence than rascal
with a million.
He that is truly polite knows how
to contradict with respect and to please
without adulation, and is equally remote
from an insipid complaisance and low
familiarity.
A man should never be ashamed d
to own that he has been in the wrong,
which is but saying, in other words,
that he is wiser to-day than he was yes
terday.
The cheerful are the busy when
trouble knocks at your door, or rings
your bell, he will generally retire if you
send him word that you are engaged.
Envy, if surrounded on all sides by
the brightness of another's prosperity,
like the scorpion confined by circle of
fire, will sting itself TO death
A Western editor heads his list
of births, marriages, and deaths. thus
Observation-Disclosures
Sammy, my dear boy, what are you
crying for ?"
"l}!l hove the Bible at me and hit
me on the head"
We'll, you are the first person in my
family on whom the Bible has made the
slightest Impression"
A little Swedish girl, while walking
with her father one starry nj ght, absorb.
ed in the contemplation of the skies
being asked of what she was thinking
replied: Il was thinking if the wrong
side of Heaven is so glorious, what must
the right side bc"'
| A RURAL genius of Luzerne county
Pa, has invented plan to prevent
chickens from scratching gardens. The
plan as to secure u stuck to the heel ol
the fowl, so that as the foot is raised the
stick falls and strikes the ground, throw
ing the fowl forward. Repeated effort
to scratch will cause the chicken 10 val!
clear out Of tho garden.
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CHdrlOn D moCTdf
OIL NEWS.

Schcll is President, operating III differ
cnt parts Of this county. are making ar,
rmgements to consolidate. Seven OF
tho companies, wc understand, have a.
aeadY made the arrangement, and the
others are expected to 90 into it. The
iutGntion il to put down several wells
one thousand feet or more deep, through
the third sand rock
The well Just below the mouth Of the
Clarion riycr--uoticed in another place
is yielding over 80 barrels a day and
has bee? stcadily increasing-coming up
from ten barrel well, in the last three
Wceks. 1t is between 800 and 900 ircr
deep. and it is estimated that to reach
the same strata of rock further up along
the Clarion We must 20 deeper.
We are told that the Blysou run well
- miles above here on the Clarion
riyer-which has been pumping oil for
several months. is increasing, aud be-
coming a valuable well. The company
intend nuttinc down another we'll in the
same locality.
We havo no late news from the 9th.
er wells, of definite character, though
We. hear rumors Of several important
strikes. We shall endcavor to gather
information on the subject for pubica.
ZION ncxtweel,.
\ company has put up derrick and
engine and are about commencing to put
down well, Lear the iair ground, al
the west end Of our borough.
We gather the following oil news
from our exchanges:
OIL IN AausrRoyG Couvrv-
Nossrs. Brewer RurEe e. Co received
on Saturday CONSIGNMENT of ON hor
rcls ofoil il beinr tbc second sbinmort
from . vol rccon,Ir strnck ~ tbn Al
legheny river, at Robinson's Mills peor
Parkcr's Iapdipr, onnos;tc tbc month
Of the Clarion ,;vcr Tbi.voIIis ownod
by the Clarion and AlIorhonv r;vor oil
Comnanv the stock heiur nrincinollv
held by Philadelphia copiraljsts This
well is the only devclonmcnt os vot made
on their nroperty, tt S3l feet deem
and when first numned rroduced orIy
ten barrels daily but has increased
steadily. and the daily nroduct is now
between thirty and frotv barrels The
uualitv is Of the very hest for rofDiro
nurnoscs ike most AlIeob ,rv r;vor oil
The expenses OF development are much
less than on Oil Creek or that vicinity.
Wood is very cheap; coal ten cents per
bushel, and rents and all items that make
up the cost of living, less than half
what they are in the Oil Creek region.
4 twenty-five barrel well in this Iooa-
'Ion Is worth more than a fifty barrell
wen on rithole, "hile lanu can De
"ou'"' III Ice OF leaSeu aI TN" p''n' on
much more favorable terms than on
' 49," - , '0o " o"'', sup
dor o;, ro,,iors nut down N . rorn ~,
,on.;ro ,nonnor and q, torr;torr io..,I
- horcb, - e,hnIoos ,r;oo, ,',,,,Il :,
1noo tLoso ,rrnos;oo, = ;oro.. : ,l,o
-
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02

FATAL ACCIDENTAL fatal accident
occurred at rithole on the morning of the
9th. At about four o'clock an cxplo-
sion occurred at well No. Trink' Lease
Uolmden farm, resulting in the death Of
Brutis Milligan, drllcr, aud sevearly
scaIding Felix Yiskenski. engineer. The
boiler was forced through the derrick
carrying away the sampson post, bull
wheal otc.-Ecrhanyc.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02

GREAT HAUL IN COUNTERFEIT
NorRs.-On Saturday man named
Bohager was arrested in New Yulk, and
on the police searching his room, they
found a stock of bogus Treasury notes,
Of the denominations OF five dollars and
fifty cents, representing altogether one
hundred and eleven thousand dollar
packages. The bills are rather ron
ones, and would not deceive those ac-
customed to handling money; but it i,
believed that large quantities OF then
have been sent to The West and South
where they MAJ have u better chance o.
getting into circulation, Ia is SUPPOSE
his house was the headquarters Of (;
large gang Of couuterfeites,-P.pgLh
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ESTRAY.-Lelt the premises of the
undersigned, on or about the last of
October, One Red Hcifer, about 2 years
old, small horns,
Any one giving information or bring
ing the said heifer to St. Mary's Bor'o,
will be literally rewarded By
JOSEPH WINDFELDER
st, Mary's, Nov. 30th 1865.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02

N0TICE.-Thc Commissioners of
Elk County, will meet at their office, in
Ridgway on Friday December Sth.
By order of the Board.
JOHN G. M'ALLISTER elk.
Ridgway, Nov 9th 1865. .
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Rheum, Cancers, Rheumatism, Con,
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thousands can testify. Circulars sent
free. Price. 81 per bottle, or @ for
So. s-..
DR.. II. ANDERS & Co, Physicians
! and Chemists, 428 broadway, New
York Scld by Druggist, generally.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. We learn that,
on Thursday November 9th, Mr., John
Brown, OF Burnside township, net with
a serious accident. whilst helping to raise
a house. In putting up Il log, it slipped
aud fell on cant hook, which struck
Nj. Brown i'll the groin with such torce
as to knock him entirely scnSeless tor
some time. Ga SUNDAY morning last be
WAS still living. but no hopes were enter
tanned Tor his recovery Re- Rofimon's
.J0urHui
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02

q IST of Ira yerse Jurors. drawn for
d Il January Term, 1866.
Bible Apton R.nz;noer
CLARK O.G. Rideusy.
Cb,mberlin In, 8 FoT -
Callahan Michael do
D;Il Renezetta R;d,~s,
Freelond Olive Rensg.,
uow;,t lore n,
Hays Isaac do
U,sseImon Ceo r. Rsnv;,xo-
Trp;n Tbomos Snr;nn C..L
Johnson Joo.o R,nas.,.
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D I E D

ln Highland township, on. Friday
Nov. 10Th 1860, Of Diptheria. Alexan.
der Campbell. Aged 8 years and l
month. .G.
In Highland township, On Sunday
Nov. 26th 1865, OF Diptheria. William
Campbell Aged Il Years.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02

iMpRovEMENT.-Quite an improve
meut has been made in our town, by
way OF side walks. Messrs Houk Il
VI Nean have laid one in front Of their
lots on Main street. Mr.. H. Luther has
also laid ohe from the Post O!lice, to
connect with the one, laid to the Hyde
House.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02

--"uang it," exclaimed famous
painter, Who was engaged upon a pic
ture of King Lear, 81 cannot impart
the wild expression Of insanity to his
face"
Touch it up with a little madder,"
was the suggestion made by facotious
friend.
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Items of All Sorts,

Mrs. Jefferson Davis is residing at
the house of Mr. Schuyler neaI An.
gusta Georgia. She enjoys her usual
robust health.
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AnoUT TO OPEN,--The new Saloon
of NIr. David lhayer. at the old stand,
known as Chapln'' Block, on Main st.
All wishing Il good dish nj Oysters. or
II good glass of larger beer, will fnd
"hcviticus' there, ready to wait upon
you.
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Nor PUBLIsHED.-ThOse verses left
with us some time ago, by Miss A. S.
but will try and give them place soon,
in our columns.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02

QUITE ILL.-NIr. j. G. Chaplin, who
left here to visit his brother in York
State, some time ago, was taken with Ty.
phoid fever, and was from lasts accounts,
quite i'll.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02

WHERE TO Buy HOLIDAY GOops.-
Dealers and consumers always find 1t to
their advantage to buy their goods where
the largest stock and best assortment
can be found. In the Confectionery
and Notion line We do not know of a
larger and better selected assortment
than is to be found at Bener Il Burgess
Variety Store. They are doing their
best to keep up the supply aud meet
/ the demand iOr their go,ls For the
! Holiday trade they can offer an almost
endless variety of Sugar Toys, Candies,
{ Notions aud Small Mares, suited to the
Grade ot The season. Dealers viii do
/ we'll to orier aud buy early, as the de
maud iur this class of goods will be i'm
menSe. Do not wait until the last mo.
neut as the chauces ir getting an AZ.
sorlmcut lessen every day.
SUDDEN DEATH. On Friday after,
noon last Mrs M'Qui,tin, wife OF NIchol
sun NJ Qu,stin If plnecreek township
vas in the SIo,e uf Mr.. Blnod, making
some purchases, she tell to the floor in
| N Apoieuc fit. She was picked up by
hose preseut and carried into the resi-
ience of K. l., Blood, and medical aid
aalled, bui all efforts to revive her failed
Is she died IN few minutes. She wa,
accompanied by her son, who as soon a.
ne saw her taken into the house, startet
.or the family, but none OF them arivec
in time To see her alive Her0L1
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8g Gelegra!a6.
MiRnAllanenns Itamn.

~ hlW YoRk, June ia special to the
President johnson has expressed his re-.
grets that the couspirators were not tried
before civil tribunal.
Orders for the arrest of Ben Wood were
teIegTaphed from Washington yesterday,
a special to tue Times says that among
the applications for pardon Is that of r n
Lee and A. H. Stephens. Mr.. Stephens
enters at length into an apology OF viudi.
cation, and amODg other reasons for his
course, cites the fact that the Tribune aiyo>
Gated the rights of the Southern people to
Independence, and he was led to believe it
could be accorded them without war.
a special to the Herald from Washing
ton, says:
Intelligence from the city of Mexico up
to the 18th ult, states that the republican
Gen. Meagra occupies the States of Tam
pipas, New Leon and Ooshnillo. Misshoam
IS sWarming with guerrillss, and the regu-
lar republican troops under EegalIer are in
excellent spirits.
Depales, the French commander still
noids the wives and daughters of Generals
Artega,i Eagles, Salgsr and others in inn
prisonment Notwithstanding Maximilian
had ordered their release.
In honroVia the French publicly whip.
ped the patriots.
a large force is to be sent by sea from
Vera Cruz to Mstamoras to prevent Amer
icaos from crossing into Mexico.
From 90 to 100 patriots are shet daily,
under sentence of court martial, in portions
OF the country occupied by Imperialists.
Eloin's mission to France is to seek as
sistanoe from Napoleon against the antici.
Pated movements of the Americans, and if
Ibis ia. not granted to the fullest extent
Aaximilliau will leave the country.
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~ AaUlEIO. - BOatiDs exercises ID
becoming very popular among our young
men. Several clubs have already been
organized, and two row. boats purchased
Yesterday we noticed the arrival of third
This last is beautiful six.oared barge
built at Philadelphia. We understand that
it was purchased by Mr.. Geo. W. Smith, of
this city, and that club will be formed
aud the new craft, which is named the Sig.
net, turned over to them. We expect soon
to be able to announce regular regatta
on the waters In this vicinity.
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Fourth Of July At eettnsbnrg.

NEW YoHK. June ls.-A special 10 the
Herald from Washington, ssys:
Preparations for celebrating the 4th of
Jnly at Gettysburg are progressine rs pidly.
Gen. Hancock has been ordered TO furnish
regiment of Infantry, battery, a
battalion Of cavalry. and a number of
troops for the grand marshals. Generals
Meade, Hancock, Howard, Wilcox and
other Distinguished officers will hs present..
The President and part OF his cabinet are
expected to attend. Gen. Howard is the
orator Of the day.
Under General Orders No. LOG, the fol.
lowing general and staff officers have been
relieved from duty and ordered to their re.
spectiTe commands, and are expeo,ed TO
De mustered out of service Major Geu-
erals ]. g. Hunt and Geo. Sykes, Upited
States volunteers; Brigadier Generate ]. 81,
Ayre, Thomas a. Davis. United States VOL
unteers; Brevet Brigadier General Mrjor
Antworp,, additional Rid.de.camp. Brevet
Brigadier Gen. Max Champion Vaughan,
a. D. O.
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New York Produce market.

NV IoHEt JcnO II.
,ocTrQNs Eearee and hrm At 4i@4s for mi ding,
chiefly at inside Eriees
FLOUR-Dull Snd closed heavy; Is 7ra6C6 for
SupeThnO and IS 50 for ch0ies DO s. i0ao OS Jcr
superfne WestOr'; 10 S5a6 50 for sExt.n = II o.:
81 1898 s. tor Trade brAndrs C4uad az a mr. duii
At 5000 40 for commOn ond % zoos 50 .or no X, 70
choice extra; Rye q yur a iiet
RHISbY-H-ATy Rnd loWeE: Western 81 or
WdEAr-0uIl at 81 42H and 7OOJ bash No.
Winter RED Western IL 70.
RYE-oniet
-EARLkY-DulI,
az oSRNED1ll aud not 50 armi 7s@s8 for un,Ouad;
0ATs-DuIl; sootor WsteTn.
RIOE-DlII. gsf
Co FkE-Dull.
[ 8U9AR-Dal. t...
M0LA sHs-Duil At 1093O.
WOOL-DulL.
sPET RoLkuM- ouIst $50 for Crude; 5za52JIo
for Refined In BOod and Tl6T2t for Refined FFes
Fohss-LoEerj 81 100 . l15f 'or rev msSI, clos
ns az $SI 70 regular WaSi 9l4 6O92S co for 1851
CO., aS; Sa,h sld regular EAyi ls9O9Is or line ADD
SzJ ONG9EOb 90 Tor Prime Meas. also BOO bbls new
N - i2r june and 4ly, sellers and Duysrs option
BEsE.o Quiet; SO OOslI 90 for plain mes aad
AkER HAhs-QuiOt and drm.
CUT MEAfS-FIrm; shoulders 1i9l3=; hams 1l9
LaRD-oaIst and STEADY; 1EHaIsJ<e.
bUCTBR-Qdiet at 800 for >hIo aud 229t0e for
oaEEsE-In flgr demand and prices un.hap1od
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Speech of Gen. Butler.

BosToN, June ls.-At collation. which
followed the monument dedication at Low.
ell yesterday, Gen. Butler responded 10 a
toast complimentary to the Army and Ma.
W. BE urged that the coniiscated lands
in the South should be given to the sol. .
oilers who bad put down the rebellion. In
iurther connection with the subject the
General said: -
Shall there be no word of encourage.
ment for the colorsd soldier, who stood
side by side fighting for the country which
had generally heretofore distfusted him,
ont who, relying in the future upon the
faith and on the justice of omnipotent
God, still stood up and fought brayely-is
there no reward to be given him2 Shall
we forget him Shall he be denied even
the poor honor of participating in the re.
view Of the troops who won, their great
victories with their asaistAnceP l trust
this country will never be guilty of such
iugratttude. = -.
Does the man who knowshow to handle
a bayonet not know how to handle a bal.
lot OF paper he knew to be right in this
contest to be loyslH In this recousuuc-
ton We have got to trust to the loyalty and
not TO the intellectual qualifications of
the voter. Give ballot to the loyal black
rather than to the disloyal whites.
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NEWH YORK, June IA committee of
Congress, consisting of Messrs. David A.
Wells of Troy, N. Y, Stephen CoIweII, of
Philsdelphis, and Hays5of Chicago, meet
at the Custom House here, next week, to
enquire into sources of National revenue
aud the best method of collecting the same,
with power to send for persons and papers
and to take testimony. Any communica-
lions can be addressed to them in care of
the Collector of thePort. The Commission
will hrst meet the Committee appointed by
the distillers and the duties OF the Com.
mission will be confined to this branch of
the subject until itisezhsusted.. They will
remain in session quarter part of the time
between this and the time for the meeting
Of Congress-.
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PoreIgn Nnwn.

NEW YORK, June lsVh.-Fhe steamship
Sedon from Liverpool on the 9Th, arrived
The Daily News announces that the be.
ligerent rights to rebels is now considered
at an end and the government il no LOGGER
to recognize the confederate men of war In
British ports. Vessels therefore claiming
that privilege, will be obliged either TO
5eDart or assume some recognized nation
atty.
me Times makes a simiIsr announce
ment.
The Times says Johnson's proclamation
opening the ports in the South, evinces bis
moderation, aud is another instance of the
respect for the law which has guided the
U. s. Government. It hopes that this procla-
nation will not be unreWarded add that
English vessels will not attempt to enter
exempted ports.
Lord Palmerston rendered pension to
Mrs. Golden who gratefully declined. =
The King OF Belgium's health is deolinS
ing.
The Pstrie says: The efforts Of Jusrists
In the United States to obtain volunteers
are entirely without result.
A delegation bad arrived at Turin 10
protest against the Continued recognition
OF the temporal power of the Pope.
1t ts reported that all Spanish troops are
ordered TO withdraw from San Domingo at
once.
The Emperor of Brazil in opening the
Chambers of Commerce, referred to the
Florida affair, in which he says that the
United States acknowledged tho Justice of
the Brazilian reclamation.
Liverpool, June e-COttOu-sales Mon
day ana Tuesday Of 10, GOO balee, includ
ing 400 bales for export.
Observation-Disclosures & Co., and
Weksfsld, Mash Co., report -four dun
Wheat very quiet and prices nominal.
Corn opened at an advance, hut reCeded
to 27s Sd for mixed.
Pork dull and unsaleable, even at a de-
Lard quiet and easier.
Bacon lower.
Singer quiet and unchanged, with moth.
Petroleum quiet.
london, June e-BreadstpGs quiet.
Provisions uncberpsd.I
COnsols firm at $4,000.
The demand for discount was unimport.
ant. POiE
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Ford,s Theatre.

WAsumsrOH, June 1.-THE Posts
special says:
The Christian Association of Waehiug-
ton have about concluded to purchase
Fotd's theatre for place of worship.
General Geary has gone to Gettysburg
to complete the arrangements for the cere.
monies at the Soldiers Cemetery on the
Fourth of July.
The President hes informed the new
Georgia delegation that he will do all in
his power to re-establish civil government
in that State. 1t is understood that be has
already selected the Provisional Governor.
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AE@ Physiological View OMAR
49, rlage t-OontAinlng nearly 800 PACED,
and 100 hne Plates and EngFAVings of tho Anatomy
Of the Human Organs In = stale of Health and
Disease with Treatise on Early ErToru Its Deplo-
the AuthoT'G Plan Of Treatment-the oniy rational
and successful mode OF cure GhoEn By the report
Of cases treated truthful adviser to tho married.
and those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doabta Of their physical condition. Sent FREQ OF
postage to any address, on receipt Of 90 cents, in
stamps or portal currency, by addressing
DR.. LA CROIX
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y.
Tho author may be consulted upon any Of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally
or By HS1fL, and medicines sent to any part OF the
Worla. mhlS-9mGLW mp
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G65- HEADQUARTERS at WuEELISo.-At
the military uiul at Cambridge, Ohio, of
0 liver and HsrIup, charged with the muir
der Of j. B Cook, Provost Marshal OF that
District, T. H. Jennings, of illinois, ties
u6.s 10 par. az follows:
alt wss the superstition of the COM
m1uiry that Oliver and Hsrtup had
stole a bsrse from man by the name of
Lee, III CLARK county, I'll. l had some con-
versulian with parties who were interested
iu lerrelirg The thing cut, end it was agreed
here among us that should act in the
character OF detective to End out wha,
XIX Of men they were, AID as TO whether
cur suspicious were right. l said to him
(msaDiug Oliver that there was q very
eSsy Vsy Of mskitg money. and that many
individuals were making money great
deal shsier than wss-peddliug pills. 1
done this for the Iurpose CT getting his
confidence. He replied that it was damned
easy times, AID that be did not intend to
work but very little. He said that he was
a member of an organization which had
for it's purpose manufacturing cOuuterfeits
on the State Bank of Ohio and Indiana,
aud that they had "a damn good issae OF
grsenbacks.' That the headquarters of
this organization was in Wheeling, Vir
gjnia. That it any of them were arrested
they could send all over the country and
get men to swesr for them"
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Railroad Ambient.

SYRACUSE. Juue l7.-When the Z A. N.
train wac within about one mile of Oneida
station, thetwo rear cars ran of the track,
and were precipitated down an embauk-
nent, aud one killed. The following were
injured: Mrs. j. u. McAilister. Buffalo.
cut 10 the head; II. P. Kinney, z. Kinney
and Emerson Kennedy, ii, the backs and
meade; Nj. and Mrs. Cooley, Vernon, in
me heed g. O. Coe. Rome, in the back
but none fatally. No reason can be- al.
signed for the accident.