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7 II E E L k A D V OC A 7 E
London, March 20.

4 London, March 20.
i Consoles closed at 500 to 90l fol
Smoney.
us. 5,2O's Sc to 81.
Paris, March 90.
The Marquis de La Lavalctti, Sena
to, has been appointed Mondir of the
Interior in place of NJ. Monitor, whose
resignation has been accepted to- day in
the Legislature.
4 NJ. Kolb Bernard defended the En-.
icyclical and its appended syllabus, and
the conduct Of the Roman Courts.
Philadelphia, April 18th.
Mayor Henry has by proclamation,
fixed Monday evening next for public
illumination of the city in honor of
SGrant's victories and the peace.
New York, April 18th
The Commercials special says there
lis reason to believe that the Cabinet has
decided on settlement contained in
the Presidents speech. The CONNER
Icial says rooms have been engaged at
ione of our Hotels for Gen. Robt. E..
Lee, and is expected to arrive here
'cither to-day or tomorrow.
New York, April 18th.
BY the Moro Castle, we have Havana
dates to the Sth, advices from Vara
Cruz 1st, and from Mexico 2Sth, have
been received. About $4,000 French
and Austrians are on their way to Lc-
nora.
Emegrants from the United States to
Mexico suffer terribly on their arrival in
that country and there is no hope for
their doing well.
The blockade runner Little Hattie
run out of Savannah lately, but soon re-
turned with hole in her smoke stack.
Albany, April 12.
The Democrats at the charter election
elected their city ticket by an average
majority of 1910. The vote was light.
Boston, April II.
The U. 8. steamer Circassian arrived
to-day from the Gulf Squadron, with a
number of sick and discharged seamen.
She left Key West on the 4th inst, the
U. S. steamers Dale and Glancers. The
health Of the officers and seamen on the
Southern coast was generally good. No,
news Of Importance was brought.
Boston, April IL.
The steamer Asia, for Liverpool, pro-
ceeded down the harbor to-day, magnif-l
Gently decorated with flags, in honor of,
our recent great victories.
Phila lelphia, April 18th.
Jay Cooke reports the subscription toI
the 7-3O loan oday at So, $4,000. The
largest Western subscription was S102,l
600 from Chicago, and the Target Eas.
tern was S35S,000 from New York. /
There were 2,46S individual subscrip
tions of $50 and 800.
New York, April u.
Gold l45?,
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Eoy"Wc ask pcrusal of the article of
turtis W. Barrett, in reply to the Erie
Disputch, which lorbids subscribers, in
this county, paying to him any money
on account OF the DSpdtcA. Mr. Lynn
san, and docs lia, but his figures do
not. Sec the following.
When Curtis ". Barrett accepted the
ogcncy Of your villainously despicablo
sheet in Ridgway, he was not aware that
hcwas seriously compromising his stand 6
in the community, neither was he aware,
that it would require u length of time,
TO wipe out the disgrace which would
attach TO him and might even pursue
Him after death. He is, however sadly
aware, at the present time, aud bit,
teri, regrets that even for ono moment
he ever was connected with your cstab.
lishmcnt in any manner whatever. He
las gained his experience sadly. Ilchad
learned well to expect nothing from you
undcrhanl slings and bold lying, You,
can afford to lie, "Mr. Lynn" you are
entirely competant to cndcavor to take
from others, that which you never pos
sesscd yourself, a good character. But,
you never will gain one for yourself by
such a course. Do not think it, There,
is no soil in your muddy composition, in.
which the seeds of goodness could ger,
inmate. Moreover those who are unfol J
tunate enough to know you, were you
to change from what you now are would
never recognize you But as he before
observed, all things mean, you can well
afford to be; for are you not loyal !?
Have not your hands dived deeply into
the public funds, and have you not
LorroYe3 thcrcfrom goodly sum !?
OF course you are amply able, to cursp, ]
and swear, and lie and stab in
the dark. Curtis w Barrett was not !
unprcpared, therefore to sec in your
paper,-wc mean your rag 1t notice to-
your subscribers in this region, forbid
ding them to pay to him any money on,
account of the Dispatch; that he had,
received over three thousand copies !
and had paid only seven dollars andl
twelve cents therefor; Now Mr.. Lynn,i
he proposes to prove that you have lice, }!
by q witness, you, probably, will not cx-ii
pcct. lie offers in evidence, first thei
account furnished by Mr.. B. F. II. Lyur,
and asks his readers 20 judge whether:
he ever received 5000, papers
Erie, Pay Oct. llM 1864.
Mr.. CURTIS W. DARRETT
10 b. T. II. Lynn, Dr.
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Comment is unnecessary,

EG%During the past week or ten days
our town has been literally crowded with
lpeoplc from all parts of the District
lucky recipients of prize in Uncle
Sans lotteiy-(a prize, though, that
Ia very large number seemed anxious to
Itransfer.) There wero paople of every
color, size and physiognomy-thc Iu-
dian With his straight black hair and
erect form; the "irrepressible Niger"
with his tangled wool and heels sticking
'out foot behind there were Irish and
Dutch French AMI English 4; and for
what We know small springling of
Fcjeo islanders Some came as Substi-
,tutcs, and some to procure them. Some
were here for the purpose Of trying to
lget exempt, and some didn't care a
darn whether they were or not. In
fact it was a motley collection of the
genus homo, and he who stood on the
Is teps of the Provost Marshal's office for
two hours any dag last week, could not
'help but be amused at the many phaz os
of character displayed.
The work of the officers and clerks
] in the Marshal's Office fer some tilae Pa,t
has been of the most trying character
but perhaps none of them has had a
more disOgreeable or arduous duty to
perform than DR.. Matson, the examining
sSUrgeoa. And yet We sre unaware that
any has eensurcd him for upfairness in
J his oxaminatiQns. Perhaps no one could
be found in the District, who can so well
.fll the position to the satisfaction OF
those who have business with him.
we understand that during the presepi
I week none Of the drafted men will he
Srequired to report, aE arrangement en-
tered into, We believe, on account Of the
ahaq state Of the roads.
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Communication.

~Shortly after the fall of Sumter
lin 1861, the country was electrified
with JOY, when it received the intelli
,gence that some good could come out Of
Nazareth that there was yet one loyaI
man in Tennessee, in other words
that a johnson-called andy for short.
iwas, after having ponsis tently voted
with Davis, Toombes aud Hunter, Wig.
iall and Mason after being then, what
he now calls disloyal, still willing and
'able to accept Office and draw pay there
for. kilograms were sent over the
land, announcing his every movement
when he got in car, and what kind of
buttons he had on his clothes, whether
his hat was plug or stovepipe, how he
went crazy (drunk) when some gentle
Isecesh-all so bold aud 50 gay-put a
pistol to his head and playfully told him
he was "a ablishner, and he'd better git
!out," and so on ad maSeum. And
then he traoc1led towards Washington,
!"stopping at all principal stations on the
road" to partake ofa slight collation. pre-
pared, as his jenkins informed the world
% slight token Of respect for his I'M.
'swcrving loyalty, adding always, that
l"mr. johnson looked pale (ale) and low
spirited" Wich it vas very proverbel.
We have not heard of johnson for
some time, will some of your loyal
friends tell us of his resting place, that
we may drop tear to his spirit. Byron
must have had him in his minds eye,
when he wrote.
''But grieve what may, above thy sense
less bier
"NOr earth nor sky shall she'd a single
tear,
'"Nor cloud shall gather more, nor leaf
shall fall
|" Nor gale breathe forth one sight for
thee, for all,
"But creeping things shall revel in their
spoil
"And fit Thy clay, to fertilize the soil. J"
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"Thc only reply we have to make to
.thc article in the Ridgway Advocate, in
regard to the Dispatch and Provost
Marshal's Office is, that the writer for
that sheet displays much more BAD man.
,ncrs than good sense. IF he was worth
;tho ammunition We might consent to no
tioo hirn."-Eric Dispatch, Apr13d
Have we, then, fallen SO low that a
,conceitcd ass prcsumcs to kick at us
We could have borne all else. Verify the
,contumely heaped upon US by the Dis
'patch hath caused US to dive deeply in
to ourself, and ponder much upon our
,vilcncss, and littleness our want of good
sense and abundance Of bad manners,
,indisputablc evidence it was in us, Of lack
,of good manners and absence of good
sense to notice the Dispatch. That
sheet has told us so. and we must be.
licvc it in this instance. We have made
Ia note ont,
When we lowered ourself to answer
billings gate, by the trucst reasoning of
(which We were capable, had VIC expcc-
ted an answer, beftting a gentleman to
lgive, We had been foolish in the extreme.
we were aware at the time We noticed the
slang of the Dispatch, that our argument
was unanswcrable; the ungentlcmanly
Ircply-it so We may diguify the squib at
,the head of our column-but confirms
US, in our belief. Never yet was there a
IA hound whose instinct did not teach it
to avoid the lash. On the Dispatch was
the burden of proof: it held the afIir-
,matiyc of the question. In mode, pc,
'cuiar to its class it made its charges
We denied them, and entered fully on
our defense; whoreupon the Dispatch
with drivolling snare says it can not
notice US.
No,,,r,ooI =
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IT seems to be accorded by the uni
versal consent of mankind that DR.. j.
g. Aver & Co.'S Sarsaparilla, Pectora
|aGd Pills are the greatest remedies yet
discovered for the treatment of disease
that Ayers Sarsaparilla is the great
Elixir of life, which Philosophers have
sought for purifying the blood. Try il
and judge for yourselves.
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TWS Valuable Lots for sale
in the Borough of st. Mxry's
Elk Co, Pa.

To be sold on the first day of May
A. D. 1865, at the School house ir the
Borough of st. Mary's aforesaid, at Z
o'clock in the afternoon. Upon one oS
Ms lots is erected good Schoql house
nearly new and in good condition, 20 by
~ feet. This loy has 6l1 feet on the
Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road. Tho
| road iaading to the rail- road depot run.
!. ming through tie South end of the lot,
the lot contains exclusive of the road
1864 square feet, 5594 square feet OF
the North side of the depot road and
a3l00 square feet on the South side fdo'
The other lot cpptains 8739 square
4 feet, 1884 square feet on the North side
of the road and 1855 square feet on
the South side of the road leading 10
the rail road Depot. This lot has 6Ii
feet on the rail read ana l83- 6-IO feet
ION st. Michals Road. The road lead
ing to the rail road Depot, runs through
the Southern part of the lot - ~
The above lots vii be sold single or
together, as may suit purchasers.
Plans Of tue above lets may be seen
Ion application to Geo. Walmsy, Survey.
,or, St. Mary's Pa -
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Later.

b@ Just as We were going to press, We
received the following Dispatch ovel
the wire:
RANovA, April l5th'1S65.
AL Operators.-We received mes
sage this a. NJ, from Washington, that
Presid ent Lincoln was shot las night, al
10 o'clock, 30 minutes and mortally
wounded-assassin still not found.
RANoVA OFFICE.
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NOTICE.--The Stockholders of tho
pennsylvania Camel Coal Co." the
."ShaV'mut Camel Coal Co." and the
."Shawmut and Ridgway Rail- Road
20, are hereby notified that meeting
Will be holden at the Office of the Treas.
urer OF the first named company, in tho
city of Boston (J. F. Juckermsn No. 20
CITY Exehange) on Friday the four.
tcenth day Of April next at ii O'Clock
a; M, to consider the acceptance of
charter consolidating thaIthree: :GOspor,.
d.; Saltonstall, Pres't., P. c. G. Co.
W, S. Eaton, Pres't., s. G. C.Co.
Henry Souther, Pres't., s. &R. R,R.
Boston, March 2lst 1895.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

!. Whereas, Letters Testamentary hay.
ing been granted to Jno. Stockman and
Anton Fochtman, Executors of the last
will and testament of Loreny Stockman,
late Of st. Mary's, decd, all persons
knowing them selves indebted to said
estate will make immediate payment,
and those haviLg claims against tho
same will present them duly authenti.
Gated for settlement.
GEO. ED. WEIS, Register &c
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Browns Bronchial Troches clear and
give strength to the voice ofSingers, and
are indispensable to Pu0lic Speakers.
81 have never changed my mind re,
spccting them from the first, excepting
70 think yet better Of that which | be
gan thinking well of.
Rev. HENRY WARD REEcHEe.
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Between the two, the people of that
State have been bound between the up
per and neither milestone. What was
'once fair and 2ourishing State is now,
for the most part, descrt-thc abode
Iof beasts of prey in human forms. This
is one Of the ineffablc charms of civil
war. To kites, vultures, cormorants, and
jacals it is a rare god send,
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Grants Letter to Lee and
Lees Answer.

Appomattox G. H., Va, April 8, '65.
, ,Gen. r. i. Lee, Commanding G. S. A.:
] In accordance with the substance of
i smy letter to you of the Sth inst, pro-
spOse to receive the surrender of the ar
smy Of Northern Virginia on the follow.
fling terms, to wit Rolls Of all the of.
/ Ulcers and men to be made in duplicate,
3onc copy to be given to an officer des-
.ignated by me, the other to be retained
by such officers as you may designate.
;The officers are to give their individual
sparoles not to take up arms against the
lGovernment Of the United States until
spropcrly exchanged, and each company
or regimcntal commander sign a like
parole for the men of their commands.
The arms, artillery and publio prop
;erty to be parked and stack ed and turned
over to the officers appointed by me to
receive them.
This will not embrace the side arms
lot the officers, nor their private horses
Tor baggage. This done, each officer and
man will be allowed to return to their
homes not to be disturbed by United
States authority $50 long as they observe
their parole and the laws in force where
they may reside.
Very respectfully,
U. S. GRANT, Lt..GeD.
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MORE GOOD NEWS.

Reported Capture Selma, Ala.
The Surrender of Lynchburg is also
rerorted-The Rebel Gems. Forrest
and khoddy, with their Entire Com
mands, captured-Montgomery, Ala
said to be in Our Possession-Thc
Rebel Ram Stonewall Ordered tc
leave the Harbor of Lisbon-Arri
val of the Niagara and Sacramento at
Lisbon-They Attempt to Sail Before
the Expiration of their time and are
fired upon-Onc of the Seamen on
board the Niagra killed.
Official
War Department,
Washington, April 18th, 2;3Q,
TO Maj. Gen. Dix;
The capture Of Selma. Alabama, is
reported by Maj. Gen Thomas,
The surrender of Lynchbnrg, is also
officially reported. (Signed,)
+. NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y. of War.
Hoadqr's Army Of the Cumberland, /
Nashville, April 1lth.
TO Maj. Gen. ITalleck, Chief of Staff;
Isend the following just received from
Westvillo, Ala, for the information Of
the Secretary Of War:
| am inclined to believe in all, though
i have received no report direct from
Gen. Wilson.
Huntsville, Ala, April 1lth, . a, NJ.
10 Maj. Gen. Thomas
The following is Just received from
Colonel Hoover at Somcrville:
Men directly through from Selma, re-
port that place captured by Gen. vii.
sons forces on the I'd inst.
Gems. Forrest and Rhoddy, with their
entire commands are captured. Our
men dismounted and charged the en-
trcnchments and captured all before
them. They also report Montgomery
captured. (SigGcd,)
R. S. GRANGER,
GEo. ii. THOMAS,
Major Generals.
City Point, Va, April 18th.
TO Hon. L. NJ. Stanton, Sec'y' of War !;
Lynchburg surrendered yesterday to
A. A, Cutenant Of Griffin's forces, at
the head of a scouting party.
Gen, Grant has ordered McKenzic's
brigade Of cavalry to occupy the town,
ana take care Of public property.
(Signod,) G, A. DAVIS,
Asst Secretary of Var.
New York, April II.
The Portuguese authorities have or.
dered the rebel ram Stonewall to leave
the barbor of Lisbon
The U. s, gunboat Sacramento was
hourly expected.
IN the House ofCommons Lord Elcho
alluded to the debates in the Canadian
parliament, where 1t has been decided
that ESQ, 900 was all that England would
vote for Canada this year. Lord Eicho
said he would bring the subject forward
on the l4th of April,
Lisbon, March 2S.
The Stonewall has sailed from this
port. The Niagara and Sacramento
have arrived, and the Portuguese au.
thorities have prohibited their sailing
for 24 hours.
The London Times says, that a short
ltime since Confederate drafts were re-
fused by f. Francer & Co., OF Liverpool,
Tor want OF advice. The requisite funds
land instructions have since arrived, and
the bills will be paid Immediately.
Lisbon, March 29-lQ;25 a. m.
The federal trigate Niagara ard Sac
ramentO attempted to sail before the
expiration fxed By the Portuguese au-
thorites, aud veEe fred upon by the
Q.alan fort, The Niagara was struck
on the poop, and seaman was killed.
The vessels thereupon anchored.
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KiLLINd OF MOTLEY, TUE GUERII-
LA letter from Sandy Hook, dated
the 5th inst, gives the following iafoF
fmatiopI
Mobley, the noted rObbor and murder
ser, and right hand man of Moseby, was
shot by Union soldier on Wednesday
safternOon, not far from this place. His
!. body was tied to his horse, said to be a
Thorough bred animal, and thus drjyen to
Gen. Stevens,s headquarters. The sol,
ldier who captured the bandit has been
promoted to the rank of major, Mob
ley was so entirely illiterate that he could
mot tell one letter Of the alphabet from
the other. He has robbed and murdered
quite a number of the residents of Loud
'oun county, Va, the aged and the young
having been ruthlessly slain by hi@.
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duo, which, if satisfactory, you may re
nit. l am under obligations to you fol
your attention, and will be glad to re.
ciprocatc favor when can,
Yours, &c,
b. 4, II. Lynn.
Mr. Lynn, your mode Of reciprocal.
ting fayors is perfectly niyae, Its
novelty entities it to a patent.
Mr.. Lynn, you will perceive by this
letter, that you claim a balance of 81 II,
provti1ed Curtis w. Barrett deems it cor.
rect, or as you say satisfactor.
81 90 Of that 81 l2, Mr.. Lynn, you
arc well aware was due from a subscri-
Der in Ridgway township; and you are
also, well aware that while you forbid
your subscribers to pay money over to
Curtis w. Barrett, on account of the
Dispatch rag, you sent this account Of
S Loo to IN employee of the Provost
Marshall, in Ridgway, for collection, but
you are not aware. nor is Curtis w.
Barrett aware that you credited him
with that amount. He knows, aud so do
you, that since you furnished the ac-
count Of October 1lth, 1865, he sent
you $500. lie does not know, however,
but you do, that only you sent him no
receipt for the amount, but meanly en-
deavorcd to hold him out to the limited
Gorld Of your circulation as a cheat, and
A scoundrcl-words, Mr.. Lynn, which
apply, to yourself, but coming from you
would be recommendation. This
leaves Curtis W. Barrett in your debt,
>by yo@" showing) just Il cents, which
he RENTS to you today, without avail,
ing himself Of any deductions.
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ELK ADVOCATE.
Published Every, Thursday
HY II. w. BARRETT.
Ridgway, Pa, April 10, 1865
The Nation Called to Mourn

RrN0NA, April 18th 1865.
Lincoln is dead. Mr.. Seward and
son were both stabbed, will not recover
it is thought, Mr.. Lincoln was shot
ip theatre, through the head, the as
ssssin has escaped, he went in to Mr.
Stewards house with the pretsnco of Civ.
ing Mr.. Seward, who was sick, a pre-,
scliption and stabbed him in four places,
The servant then alarmed Fred Seward
pnd the assassin stabbed him in several
places, lis recovery is doubtful, Mr..
Lincoln las since died. Thsi is official
and signed by L. NJ STANTON.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

HA Notice is hereby given, that let.
ters of administration on the estate Of
Julius Vom baumen, late of Benzinger
township, Elk county, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against til
same will present the same duly authci!l
ticated for settlement to,
HERMAN KOCH.
Benzinger April 18th 1864.
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MARRIED lin Warren Pa, oil
Thursday, April 9Th, at the house of J
S. WilbEr, by Rev, Dir, Hamilton, WN
W. WILBUR, to Miss ANNIE NJ
BARRETT, both Of Ridgway Pa.
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AceIDENT.-yokG Taylor, the Clerk
Jet the Fountain House, accidentally
shot himself through the hand on Tues
.dqy last. while earelessly handling Ea,
golver. Persons cannot be too careful
in the use Of firearms.
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s@We learn that our young friend
Lieut.. j. c. Luther has been appointed
i. S. Assistant Assessor for Elk County
No one more worthy could be selected,
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Died.--Gu Friday, March 3lst '65,
William Taylor, Jr., son of William and
Mary Taylor, aged p years, 6 months
aud 10 days.
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HEADQUARTERS Army

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF J
NORTHERN VIRGINIA, April ., 1865 !
Lt..Gen. U. S. Grant, Commanding U,
IS. A.;
General have received your letter
,of this date, containing the terms of
of the army Of northern Vir.
Iginia as proposed by you. AS they are
substantially the same as those expires.
Ised in your letter of the Sth inst, they
are accepted.
/ viii proceed to designate the pro.
Fer officers to carry the stipulatiOns into
effect.
Very respectfully, your Ob't serv't,
II, Il. LEE, General.
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& Go.-DEALERs in
~ Merchandise Provisions &c, on the
FeGdy Pay system, at prices much 70
the advantage Of purchasers. .
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by Missouri is in bad way. Che
authority Of the Federal Government
has been upheld by Provost Marshals,
that Of the rebels by bands Of guerrilla.
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MIR. Barrett, please find room. for
the following communication, and
oblire q subscriber.
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Yours truly,
B. F, II, Lynn,
Pr Pollock.

And sGain, Oct. 26th 1864, Mr,
Lynn seads the following letter,
ERIE, Pa, Oct 2Gtb 1864.
G. w. BARRETT, ESQ
DEAR SIR Your
favor was received some time since, ]
Sind you stand charged with S35 %
Credit With cash, 8 80
Balance, S27 Il
For papers lost | will deduct $40 90
Foy yogr services 10 90
l,g2FiUg q balance Of 81 y