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A REPUBLICAN, OPINION.

Mack" the special Washington cor
respondent OF the Cincinnati Commcr
cid, writes as follows about the politi-
cal situation:
So far the object Of the present Con-
grcss seems to have been to humiliatc
the South. rather than to restore the
Union. Bitterness and animosty to
ward those lately in rebellion has been
made the test of statcmarship, and he
is most admired as Il leader who is most
uncompromising in his hostility to those
whom we regard as citizens of a common
country, five are not prepared to ac'
knowledge that the work of secession
has been theoretically and practically
successful. What the rebels failed to
do under Davis and Lee. Congress is
striving toaccomplsh under the lead
ership of Sumner and Stevens What
war failed to do legislation steps in to
accomplish. The bloody strife of four
years, ending in terms of capitulation
which stamped the victors as not less
ready to forgive than powerful to over.
come, falsfed the oft repeated declare
tion of our enemies, that the North ha-
ted the South. But. the foes of national
concord and unity now find in the halls
of Congress an echo to their worst cal
umnies, and a confirmation of all the
assertion which laid the foundation for
rebellion and treason.
A letter received few days since by
a distinguished member of the present
Congress, from an old friend in the
South, states that the Southern people
begin to believe that there is a determi-
nation here to effect pcaceable disrup-
tion. This sentiment is expressed by
one who knows whereof he afirms, and
is fully competent to express the views
of the people with whom he associates
He looks upon the caucus resolution
of the committee of fifteen as virtuel
warning to the South that their repre-
sentatives are not wanted in Congress,
now or at any other time, and hence he
says, you will not see many Of our peo-
pie in Washington this winter. And in
what other light can the dozen of bills
and resolutions already proposed in the
Senate and House be regarded :?
Neither the radical "Unionists" of
the North, nor the radical disunsonists
Of the South, who are so happily playing
into each others hands just now, are of
the men who took active part in the
strife closed last spring, and in this fact
there is ar least a seeming argument tor
the repeal of the Congressional test
oath. 1t is stated that man not long
ago said to General Joseph f Johnston,
that he didn't feel whipped, and that
Johnston asked him what command he
had been fighting in. "Not any" was
the reply. "Well," said the veteran
rebel, Il have been fighting, and | am
whipped" So it is through the entire
South. The real Union party of the
South is to be found among the men
who surrendered to Grant and Sherman
last April and the real Union party Of
the North is made up to a great extent
of the men who fought at Donelson and
Vicksbmg aud Richmond under the
Federal flag, scarcely one OF whom will
be found to endorse the ultra measures
! of the present Congress Democrat.
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IAKELY,
Dist. Atty.

ATLANTIC e. GREAT WESTERN RAIL
KoAD.-At meeting of the Directors
OF Western Central and Atlantic & Great
Western Railway Companies, at Mead.
vile, on the I'd and Sd inst, it was deci-
ded that the line through Pennsylvania
be put uuder contract, as early in the
spring as possible. The purchase of the
Reading and other railways was ratified;
thereby guaranteeing to Philadelphia
equal facilities of New York. 1t is the
intention Of the Atlantic & Great Yves.
tern Company, to construct a narrow,
as well as wide gauge track the entire
length of the line, from Philadelphia to
Cincinnati and Cleveland. The route
from New York will pass through the
following places Newark, Morris
town, Hackettstown, Eastou, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, to a point near Milton,
thence by Lewisburg, through the Penn
Valley to Bellefonto, Ciearfeld, Rey-
noldsville, Brookville, Strattanville,
Clarion and Franklin. The distance
from Brookville to New York will be
81 miles.
A typographical corps of engineers
arrived here last week, and commenced
at the mouth of Sandy Lick, with the
intention of following up the line snr-
veyed by Col Jarret. The two parties
will meet in the neiehborhood of Clear,
fed. Messrs j. S. King and Samuel
Wilson were appointed committee for
procuring the right ofway,- BrOokoMe
Republican,
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Office.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that a
quantity of logs were carried on my
lands on Bennetts Branch, in Benezette
township, Elk Co. Pa. some time in
March 1865, bearing the following
marks Two rings, o TITO, diamond
I in centre, A G F, r T x Co, Harp,
X D, E SS, TOM, AD, SXE, and
other marks, not knowing the meaning
of them The owner or owners thereof
are requested to prove property, pay all
charges and take them away, otherwise
they will be forfeited according to the
limitation of the law.
j. JONES.
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THE HoLIDAYs.-The gayest season
of the entire year is now approaching,
but whilst we are enjoying this festive
season, let us not forget that in time OF
health we must always be prepared for
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Dyspepsia Cure.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION NEAR COL
UMBIA.-The boilers at Cordelia Flu r.
mace, situated about two miles from Col
umbia, on the r. & G. r. R., were
blown up on the 29,h ult. The fur.
mace was total wreck. OF four boil
ers, only one remained whole and that
was carried off about one hundred
yards. Two were bursted completely.
The debris was scattered in all direc-
tions, tor hundreds of yards around the
Furnace. The houses in the vicinity
were shaken, as though by an earth
quake, breaking all the windows, and
many dishes in the cupboards. Chill
dren seated on chairs, were thrown vio-
lently on the floor. John Lutz was
instantly killed. He was engaged in
filling, with Shiffer, and was blown from
that over the casting house, striking the
bell, carrying it with him. tie was
found in run, about one hundred yards
off, with his head and one arm blown
off. He leaves wife and several chill.
dren to mourn his loss. Jeremiah
Conklin was severely injured. George
Shiffer also severely injured. DanieI
Neff was buried by the debris, but was
rescued without serious injury. Mrs
j. L. McMichael was in an clubhouse al
the time of the explosion, and it wa:
shattered by pieces of boiler and spin
ters, but she, fortunately, and miracu
lously escaped without injury, The
Furnace belonged to G. s. Kaufman
Esq, which was rebuilt during the sum
mer and now everything is shapcless
mass of ruins, and the loss is very great
No cause is assigned for this great catas
trophe. Mount Joy Herald.
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L H E E L K A D V OC A T E


SHEFFIELD, Warren Co, Pa Dec. %.
One of those terrific accidents, for
which nobody is to blame, occurred a.
this station at half past nine O'Clock last
night. The through freight train !or
Erie left Kane station, on the summit
of the mountain, about eight o'clock,
p. NJ. The tract was evidently crooked
and rough, the weather cold and the
grade, for part of the way. quite STEEP.
The rails covered with the failing snow,
and the air darkened thereby, the train
men we're unable to see any considera-
BILE distance, which partially excuses
them. The speed of the descending
train, and the roughness of the road,
caused a jolting, which probably threw
out or broke the connecting pins, and
thus divided the train into three divi.
sious.
The first division came to this station
and stopped at the water.tank. The
fireman went to the rear of the tender,
and while in the act of reaching for the
water. hose, the second division of the
train, coming at the speed of probably
forty miles an hour, struck the car of
division No. l (loaded with coaD, liter.
ally crushing it to atoms, while the poor
fireman was thrown over the tank house
a distance of thirty feet, but striking on
soft ground no bones were broken, and
probably no fatal injury received.
One other car, also loaded with coal,
was crushed, and several others injur
ed. Keeler's bulk oil car was in the
midst of the wreck, but slightly injured,
except in the trucks. The forward end
was buried in the ground across the
ditch-the rear still held to the car be-
hind. Mr.. Keeler. the inventor of the
car, was occupying the upper or dry
freight story of the car as caboose,
with stove, bunk, &c. escaped with
out scratch, aud the car maintained
nearly an upright position. He now
calls his car the Bulk Oil Life Preser-
vcr." But for its extraordinary strength
his escape would have been miraculous
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Erie OLserper.

Among other acts to come before the
Legislature at the present session, it is
known that strong effort will be made
to create a new county out of parts Of
Crawford Venaugo and Warren, to be
called petroleum" with the town or
city Of Titusville as the county seat
The original plan was to include Cory,
and couple townships of Erie county,
but we are informed that this is aban.
doned. The movement will encounter
strong opposition from some parts of the
counties proposed to be divided, but it
will be backed up by money and yigor,
n
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RarThe attention of Justices of Il

RG>The attention of Justices of the
Peace, is urgently called to paragraph
125. Title, "Justices of the Peace"
p 600, (Purdon) making it incumbent
on them to make their returns to the
Clerk of the Quarter Sessions at least
ten dGys before the commencement of
the Session, to which the recognisances
are returnable. And also to paragraph
l26. Of same Title, which makes failure
on their part so to do, a misdemeanor
in office 1t is impossible to prepare
the Indictments for the Grand Jury. Or
the cases for the Court property when
returns are made during the session /:
such course is productive of nothing
but confusion to all parties interested :
which might be avoided if returnJ we're
made as required by law. If Justi.
ces wOlld send transcripts to the un.
dersigned Immediately, their exam.
inatious concluded, he would take it
as favor, and would return them in
proper time.
l.. j. BLAKELY,
Dist. Atty.
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RdftSn1un'S JoSrnal.


SERIOUS AFFRAY.-On Monday af.
ternoon, January lst, an affray occurred
between William M'Knight, of this
borough, and blacksmith named Sam
pie, in which the former was seriously
injured. 1t seems that, on account of
misunderstanding in reference to some
work, the two met and quarreled, during
which M'Kmght used some very abu.
sive language, which Sample resented
by striking NJ Knight with a hammer
cutting a severe cash above the left
eyeand fracturing the bone to such an
extent that several pieces had to be ia
ken out. Midnight is getting along as
well as could be expected, considering
the dangerous nature of his wound.
The injury, although serious, is not
considered fatal. A warrant was issued
for the arrest of Sample, but he had left
for parts unknown.
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FRANTz-MosIER.-.In Fox to-,
Dec. 2nd 1865. BY John 9. McAllister
Esq. Mr.. Jacob Frantz, 20 Miss Sarah
Ellen Mosier, all Fox township, Elk Cd,
Pa.
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Court Proceedings.
January Term 1866.
Common Pleas.


Jacob Meyer VS. Elias Meyer, Tres.
on case sur slander. Trial had and
verdict for plaintiff for 800 and costs.
Curtis, jerks, Wilbur Il Hall for plf.,
Souther & Willis contra.
Shartraw etux vs. Earl etux, Tres. on
case sur slander. Continued. Blakely
Il Hall for plff., Souther e. Willis con.
hu.
A. NJ. Clark VS. p Gile etal. Con-
tinued. Wilbur for plf., Souther g.
Willis & Hall contra.
Millingar VS. Sorg etal. Ejectmcnt,
continued. Southcr & Willis for Diff,
Hall contra.
Robenrith VS. Laesch. Assumpsit,
Judgment confessed tor plff., for $4,000.
Quarter Sessions.
Commonwealth VS. O'Nalan. Indict-
ment for passing counterfeit money.
NoLIe pros entered by District Atty.
Same VS. l.. +. Powers 4 D. Scribner.
Indicted for not repairing roads. Con-
tinued by consent. Dist. Atty for Com.
monwealth, Hall, Souther & Willis con-
trd.
Same VS. Geo. Faust and Same VS.
O'Hdra. Cross bills for ASSAULT and
bait yry, settled.
Same VS. M'Naughton. Indicted for
Grand Larceny. Continued.
Same VS. Keller, same charge. Con
tinued.
Same VS. Geo. Keller. Indicted for
assault and battery. Submitted to the
Court on plea of guilty. Fined ten dol.
lars and costs.
Same VS. Geo. B. Fleming. Indict ed
for forgery, on oath of A. S. Hill, NJ. D.
Continued.
Same VS. Grove G. Messenger. In
dioted for Bastardy. Continued.
Same VS. Rauh. Indicted for assault
and battery, Continued.
Same VS. Benjamin Brownlee. In
dicted for violation of Liquor Laws.
Continued.
Same VS. f. X. Hans. Same charge
Continued
Same VS. Thomas Kennedy. Indicted
for keeping a disorderly house. Con.
tinued.
Charles Mead Esqr., during the term,
appeared in Cour. ard having been
qualified took his seat on the Bench as
Associate Judge. We understand,
however, that it is the intention of
Judge Messenger TO contest the ap.
pOintment, having been elected to the
Office by large majority last fall.
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RdfSmdn's Journal.

ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-We un-
derstand that on Monday, January 1st,
William Wait of Lawrence township,
was shot through the left upper arm by
lad named Thompson, whilst out in
the woods hunting. Young Thompson
not being aware that Mr.. Wait was in
the woods, and seeing some motion in
the bushes, mistooI the moving object
for deer, and fired, the ball taking CT =.
feet as above stated. The wound has
been properly dressed, and it is presum-
ed that Mr.. Wait will be about again in
a short time, although he may in
great measure lose the use Of his arm.
Warren Mail
TALL SwINDLE.-The Erie Dispatch
has the following story. 1t is the first
we have heard about it:
GA gente ell looking scamp lately
palmed himself off upon a farmer in
Youngsville as cousin from Cali fornia,
whom he, tie farmer, had never seen.
As the fellow was veil posted in the
family genealogy, he succeeded in COM
pletely pulling the wool over the eyes of
the husbandman aforesaid. BY dint of
highly wrought stories of California he
was persuaded to dispose of his farm at
a nominal price, some 81 300 in State
money, He was advised by the "cous-
in" to change it into greembacks, as
being more desirable to hold. The
farmer acqiesced, and entrusted the
money to his newly found relation to
take to jamestown to be exchanged.
Time went on, but the young man has,
as yet forgotten to return"
Explosion OF A LOCOMOTIVE
Thursday morning, while engine No.
239 on the Pennsylvania Railroad, was
standing on a siding near Torrens' Sta.
tion, above East Liberty, the boiler ex-
plOded with fearful report, completely
wrecking the engine. -Four men who
were on the engine at the time were
severely injured, one Of whom has since
died. Mr., Good, the conductor of the
freight train to which the engine was
attached, was severely scaided, besides
sustaining several coutusions from flying
fragments. His injuries are not con.
sidered dangerous, Mr.. Parke, the
brakemen, was hurled a considerable
distance, and sustained Injuries which
will probably prove fatal. John Kan.
orer, the fireman inhaled the escaping
steam, and but slight hopes of his re,
covery are entertained Wm. Gettany
the engineer, had his legs broken in
three places, and received internal in
juries which resulted fatally at ten
o'clock last night. After the catastro.
phe the sufferers.w removed to house,
in the vicinity, where everything wai
done for the sufferers Pits. Ibroui
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MARRIED

LEwELLEN-CARBRY.--Tn In Fox To-,
Dec. 25th 1865, BY E. E. Hyatt Esq,
Mr.. Adam Sewellen to Miss Sarah Ann
Carbry, all Of Fox township, Elk Co.,
Pa.
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MoDERATE.-The weather.
SLIM.-The sleighing.
WANTED.-A lot of good hard wood,
at this office.
PLEAsANT-Going sleigh-riding on
Sunday night, 50 says J. Il Il.
LEFT.-Ezrs B, in pursuit of horse
thief-caught him.
FURNITURE SToRE.-See Advertise.
ment, in another column.
GooD.-The skating, on the River
and Creek.
OvER.-Our Court-Proceedings to
be found in another column.
FURs, PELTs &C.-Rice & Luther,
are still in town, and ready to buy all
kinds of Furs, Hides, Pelts, Venison
&c. Give them call.
STILL ILL.-The Editor still remains
in his room, not able to leave it, which
will account for the unusual small
amount Of local matter.
ADvERTIsING.-All Advertising sent
to our Office hereafter, must be accom-
panied by the ready john, to insure
an insertion.
APpoINTEn.-Tho Commissioners of
Elk County. have appointed James X.
P. Hall of Ridgway, as their Clerk for
the year 1866
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