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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-06-06

HORACE GREELv AND THE LEAGUE.
The Union League Club Of New
York, Of which Grccly is a member,
addressed an official notice to him, on
the 10th, demanding his appearance
before special meeting to give an
accountof his loyalty in the matter
as ,bonGtman for Jefferson Davis
Horace bristcs Up in his reply Of over
column Of close print, and tells the
League in plain terms that they are
-"-ilarow minded blockhcads." His
reply is addressed to Messrs. George
w. Blunt, John n. Kennedy, John 0.
Stone, Stephen Hyatt, and thirty others.
We make the following extract:
" Gentlemen, I shall not attend your
meeting this evening. have an en-
gagemcnt out of town, and shall keep it.
do not recognize you as capable of
judging Or cveA full apprchcnding me
You evidently regard me as weak
sentimcntalist, mislod by maudlin
philosophy. [ arraIgn you as narrow
minded jlockhcads, who would like to
be useful to great and good cause.
you don't know how. Your attempt to
base a great enduring party on the
hate and wrath necessarily cngendered
by a bloody civil war, is as though you
would plant a colony on All ice berg
which had some how drifted into a
tropical ocean. l tell you here that
out Of a life earnestly devoted to the
VIII select tNHy'j;j MY going to Richmond and
signing that bail bond as the wiscst act,
and will feel that it did more for free,
dom and humanity than all of you arc
competent to do, though you had lived
to the age of Methuselah;
All care for is, that you make
this square, stand up fight and record
your judgment by yeas and nays. |
care not how few vote with me, nor how
many vote against me; for know that
the latter will repent it in dust and
ashes before three years have passed,
Understand, once for all, that | dare
YOU and defy you, and chat | propose to
fight it out on the line that / have held
from the day of Lees Aurrendcr. SO
long as any man was seeking to over.
throw our government, lie was my
enemy from the hour in which he
laid down his arms, he was my formerly
fTl4ng countryman. So long as any is
at heart opposed'io the national unity,
ri+o federal authority, or TO that assei,
zion Of the equal rights OF all men
which has become practically identified |
With loyalty and nationality, | shall
90 my best to deprive him of power
but whenever he ceases to be thus, |
demand his restoration to all TIC
privileges of American citizenship"
I" | give you fair notice that shall
ursc rc>enlranchisement Of those now
prescribed for rebellion so soon as |
shall feel confident that this course is
cproi5tent with the freedom of the
blacks and the unity Of the republic,
and that shall demand a recall of all
now in exile only for participating III
thc rebellion, whenever tic country |
shr'l have been 50 thoroughly paciicd |
that its safety will not hereby be en-
dangored. And 50 gentlemen hoping |
that you will heuceforth comprehend |
me somewhat better than you have done,
! remain,
Yours,
=. Y. May %, Horace GREEL4,
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TIlURStlDAN:
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

49,. .., ratic State Committee. at its
..l1. ., lnupty 18th. ut Harrisburg.
dnrtcr th. following resolutions
LIST, That the regular Convention of the
r'r'-, "ar nominating candidate for tn"
Suprc.r. :, nch, ie held at harrisburg. on
the 2nl TUESDAY of JUNE. 1861. at T. O.
clock. NJ. and that said Convention he
composed Of the usual number OF rjrlcgatcs
2nd, Inadltiun thereto. it recommend
cd to the democracy of Pennsylvania To
FORTHWITH elect. in the usual manner.
two delegates, uf recognized position ami
influence in the lHE Y. for each Rcprcsrn-
tatiyc and Senate in their respective dis
trict who shall meet in MASS CONNEN,
TION, at Harrisburg, on day to be fixed
hy the Chairman Of the State Central Com
mittcc.
l}y o1lcr Of the Democratic State Com.
mittee.
WILLIAM \. WALLACE,
Chairman.
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Chicago, June a.
A fire at the conner 0? Taylor and
Clarke streets, this afternoon, destroyed
Cockus' livery stable, and damaged some
adjoining buildings. Loss $4,000.
Insurance $4,000,
Jersey City, June 8.
On Saturday night last, train from
New York, on the Morris and Essex
Railroad, when near Bloomfield june
ton, between Newark and Orange, was
thrown from the track by bar Of iron
placed across the track by some mis-,
creaBt, doubtless with view to plum,
Ger, None of the passengers Gcrc in
jurcd,
Poughkoopsie, N. Y, June 8.
Robert Iieuderohott, well known as
the drummer bog Of the Rappahannock, ,
clopei from this city with rich mer
chants daughter on Friday last. They
were married at Newburg. The inter
esting rair are " scarce nineteen years
I'D.
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ETTYSBURG ASYLUM

EIT1SBURG ASYLUM
" For Invalid Soldiers.
Incorporated by Act of Assembly of the
Cemm onwealth of Pennsylvania, March G.
| 1867.
The Board of Supervisors appointed by
the above Corporation to carry out the OBJ
| iccts of the act of incorporation, respect
fully announce to the public that the Legis-
laturc of Pennsylvania has authorized the
raising of funds for the erection, establish
ment, and matntenancos of au Asylum for
Invalid Soldiers of the late war, TO be built
on the Battle Field of Gettysburg, and as
an induccment to patriotic citizens to con-
tribute to this benevolent object, have en-
powered the Corporation to distribute "
mOnst the subscribers such articles of value
and interest, from association with the late
war, or any moneys, effects, property, or
estate, real or personal, whatever, in this
State or elsewhere, at such time or upen
such terms, and in such way and manner
whatsoever, as to them shall seem fit, any
laws OF this Commonwealth to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
The enterprise is cordially recommended
by the following named well known gentle.
men:
Mejor General George G. Meade
Ex-Governor Andrew G Curtin
Major General Galusha Pennypacker
Major General E NJ Gregory
Major General John II Brooke
Major General Charles Ii 7 Hollis
Major General James Selfridge
Brig Gen James A Beaver
Brig Gen Haratio G Sickels
Brig Gen Joseph Knipe
Brig Gen Vim Bolton
Brig Gen Samuel NJ Tulick
Brig Gen John X Murphy
Brig Gen T F Mccoy
Bril- Gen Il Z Winslow
Brig Gen Henry Peasants
Brig Gen J S Goblin
Brig Gen J NJ Campbell
Brig Gen Thomas NJ Walker
Brig Gen " Cooper Tally
Brig Gen D NJ NJ Gregg
Colonel Stumbaugh
The site for the institution (thirty
acres) has already been purchased, and
it is hoped that :hc good work may
commence before midsummer.
Subscriptions will be received at the
office Of the association, No. I126,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, on and
after Monday, the 9th day of May, 1867,
For each subscription of FIVE dollars a
certificate will be issued, which will Gu
title the holder to such article of value
as may be awarded to its number.
The first distribution of awards will
be made Immediately upon thercceipt of
$4,000 subscriptions of So each.
The distribution will be public, and
under the direct supervision of the Cor
poratOrs.
Persons at distance are requested to
remit their subscriptions (when practi.
cable) by Post Office money order, or
registered letter, to insure prompt de-
livery.
Direct all letters to
j. D HOFFMAN,
Sec'y Board of Supervisors,
Box 1881, p. o., Phil'a.
The following is a schedule of the
awards to be made under the first distri-
button. The items of diamonds and
other precious stones were purchased
from citizens of the South during the
war, and their genuineuess is certified
to by Mcssrs. Henle & Bros, the most
extensive diamond importers in the
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CERTIFICATE.
We hereby certify that we have ex
amined the Diamond Goods, Pearls.
Emcralds, Rubios, and other Precious
Stones, as described in the above list,
and find them all genuine.
HENLE BROS, Diamond Importers,
26 Maiden Lane, New York.
j. HERMANN. Diamond Setter.
394 Broome St., New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
Books can be had containing 20 certificates
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
All orders for certificates must be
addressed to
j. d. HOFFMAN, Sec'y..
Box 1881, Postoffice,
o--9-Zm. Philadelphia.
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country; and by j. Hermann, diamond
setter, New York.
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@The Mayor of Augusta, Georgia,
announces in his late message that
there is just $40 in the City Treasury
with which to floating debt of SIP,
600. ' -... -
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my two sons, JOHN md
w GEORGE KREIG, are in the habit
GGi making debts without my consent,
hereby give notice that win not paw an
debts 50 made. JOSEPH KRiRC
BenG.nger, Nay 10th, 1861.
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The distribution of the above awards
will be made in public as soon as the
subscription is full, of which due notice
will be given through the papers. On
and after May 9th the Diamonds will
be on exhibition at the Office of the As
sociation.
The public can rely on everything
being conducted in the most honorable
and fair manner. All the awards will
be handed to certificate holders, imme.
diately after the distribution, free of all
cost, at the office of the company, No.
ll2G, CHESTNUT Street, Phila.
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The largest woman in Maine is
Miss Sylvia Hardy, of Wilson, who is
seven feet high, aud weighs $50 pounds.
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VNTIE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
Il recently opened by Miss DAGGETT
at the residence of Mrs. j. V. Ilouk, has
been removed to the rooms over J. V.
Houk's Store, where will be,kept nice
assortment of
Spring aN0 SVMm,r 4GiNiNaFv.
DRESS-TRIMMINGS, STAMPED WORK.
Stamping and Dress. making done.
Mrs. j. V. HOUK.
my2alS61H Ridgwgy, Pa.
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haautlfui skin, but that my

she had the rnOgt naautlIn SKID, but that my
sovereign was q very pretty wO,SSaa.; -
me questioning continued for some LINE
the Queen insisting upon comparingthe stature,
the musical talent, and the manner of dancing
OF herself and the Queen of Scotland. so
anxious was she TO convince this ambassador
Of her superiority in dancing, that she begged
him 70 prolong his stay 10 London that be
might witness her skill In that exercise.
As she advanced In life she became more
rigorous and tyranntoal In matters of religion.
During the last twenty-three years of her reign.
nifty priests were executed and sssy-iive were
banished, and one hundred and hen private
persona suffered death for the sake OF their relE
gion. To the last OF her life she continued to
deIude her people with the expectation of her
speedy marriage, which All England most fer
vently- desired, for the sake OF procuring Pro-
testant heir to the throne.
Her last DAYS are thus described by the French
Ambassador resident at her COURT
I 1.-THE Queen" he says, scarcely sleeps, and
eats much less than usual. Some are OF opinion
that her sickness Is Guuseu by her grief for the
death Of Lord Essex, Certain 1t is, that we see
traces of profound melancholy In her c1unte-
nance and 10 her actions. These two last days
she has remained seated upon some carpets,
unable either 10 sit mp or lie sdown She kept
were fixed upon the ground. Compelled at
length TO take to her bed, and being questioned
upon the choice of her successor, she an
swered:-- -Ir. lrss /, TO-.
"'I have told you that my throne was kings
throne-I do not wish TO have clod-hopper FOR
my successor ''~ %
HShe was asked to explain the meaning Of this
language. -. 80 :
by a king and what king could IL be If not my
cousin OF Scotland q" -...T -IH.I
Some hours after this conversation, she
breathed her last in the seventeen year of he
throne by James, King OF Scotland, the son o
the unfortunate Mary.
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longing to this Committee.
FLORAL DEPARTMENT..
Miss Percivsl, Chairman,
Mi,s sidney LopgstretS, Mrs IEewbury A. Smith,
MRS Charles H'FPTEsGs PEGNT sTzk5sp E 55sspA'n s. Price
cOPPRRItiIse 9sb q fOT'IcgsTPE'B TTEsETHBfs Lhgi''
Committee Of HorticaitaraI Ladies.
HORTICULTURAL IMMfPhhES~ENTS AND HAkD'
GgRmItso1 9rSSYAEFTgEat $SFSAFg tB% BfaISs SSNBsr,o
ON REoEPTloN oFU oPFURRPGsEs. h0H D0" 'Iio
pERT6sERf bssSD 4 DMniPiIni'HRTfmENr. MiPiIi'HRTfm
46Tsa NY Hf8Ey BEsRETs, < Tsyi22G e.
o9ahfISsRRD oV96ahfRSRD nsis FRUITs AND FANGY GRU0GRfEs.
Miss fsTSEfA wRTRh tQb
Young Bort sgh1tSTrrists; ~ Sr .r.11s
oVN'f Ao On Main Floor 80 ~
Mrs DR.. Hartthorne, Chairman.
miss Peroival, Ohait man.
Mrs. A. BHrIs' Wee ;ss V4hSliTmsn; 4SsiT%an
RUsTHin8SHNT Tsi HNp IL 10 & OREAal SALOON.
Miss PeToival, Chairman n.,.
zee GsngHS gn fstfoTson, Vice B. LLOYD, Vice
ana large Committee assisted BY the following
sub eS99H@iMS1fs&eSsEE eSS99H@Mf&SEE ON CAKES AND CREAM
Joseph MoNsb, Uhaiarman a.,
aS6Isa lSgis SislRhih II. Reich, Mrs. burns,
SbSrIes Conley, EL8f -, M Dexter,
CONFECTIONERY
Stephen N. Whitman, Chairman. 49,
ofBhiEs5SesU ofBhiEs5SesUfTs. fSRsi6 on E6R Eks. SS III
G; Moxeyl yheiFmen;
k'DfBfRs fBRE&B Eaabozs AND S5'S ROLLS. SIfas1''n
vgi1Ib Charles Birnhauy%ib ySb0 b09BslTdIasn'-- Budasl
Martin Kurtz' oREAM Al -, ~ ~ eto ~.
FoBkGiNG C0MAiITTER. ~ %
] rrar Christian Muck, chairman ~ l'rl.l 4
Wm, MoOandless, A.bbnaens, bsaassn e'
,oSnsI eSitaIthRi hRisaebsr. ''N'N'"-A' So
JAGEs GfsSTsI e. AUGUSTINE, uD JoHEiRVN.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

rF-F . 2 ~ fgH
Pursuant to a call Of the Chair
man, the RADICAL CENTRAL Cons
M1TTEE for DAv1psoN, COUNT met at
the Union League Rooms at 3 P. NJ.
on Saturday the 7th of December.
a Present Messrs. ID. ID. Dickey,
John Lawrence, John Hugh Smith,
E. W. Metcalf, Abran1 Smith, John
Wilson, Dan F. Walker, James HI.
Sumner, Simeon r. Walker, Nelson
G. Merry and John Rnhm. .
The following gentlemen were
added to the Committee to fill va
cancies occasioned' by death and
removal from the county : Messrs.
R. Knaffl, Henry Harding and Hiram
P. Rose. .aaraHHaS as a'1sfaI
The following resolutions were
adopted: s- r. a.52 !, IA,
,, ssThat the Committee call a -CoUN-
TY CONVENTION to be held on SATUR-
DAY, the 21st day Of DEcEMBER 1867,
at the Nashville Courthouse for the
following purposes: ass
FIRST, To appoint delegates to
represent Davidson County in the
Republican State Convention, called
by the State Central Committee for
Saturday, the 22d day of january
1868: ,ul}Q = aldo 10
SECOND, To nominate candidates
for the offices Of Chancellor, Circuit
Judge and Attorney General fol-
Davidson County, aud of Criminal
Judge for the Counties of Davidson
and Rutherford"
I1s'That the Secretary be instructed
to invite the people of Rutherford tc
send delegates TO represent them il
the selection of "a Candidate fol
Criminal Judge for the two coun-
ties -,.zfr..7z...4ss,a AZ s,e.ya
"That the proceedings of thi
meeting be published in the s'PREs
AND TIMES" aud sspENNEssEE STATS
ZEITUNG" of Nashville, and in tn
"REPUBL1cAN WATcHMAN'' of Muir
freesboro. .sa
BY order of the Central Committe
'a D. D. DfcKEY, Chairman.
JOHN RUHM, Secretary.
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III, allen Sta6ten .uno Counties pes
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,Serner mad i'd betannt, oaB i'd
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GIerfs Qler Gountb s9eribte i'm Staate
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Iungen semab banbeln..
sohn 81 II + M, 5efretair.
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