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Hines, Liquors. DC.

"OCK 4 mo CLARET.-A large lot of
/ / Hook and Claret, In glass and WOOD, tor sale
by nSCAR C%ANH.
20. . Exchange Block, Fourteenth street.
w.
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The President next called the attention
OF the Council to the act OF Assembly
providing Tor the appointment OF crlnl-
nal Judge for the city by the Connect upon
or after the lst day OF July. The Council
was aware ,llat q vacancy already existed
in the Iustings Court, which had to be
filled by the choice OF the qualified voters
Of the CITY. 1t would be well for the
Council 10 take up the subject either loI
action OF postponement.
After an informal discussion IL was de-
cided 10 pass the subject.
Chesapeake and Ohio EaIto@4.
\ committee, composed OF Messrs W.
G. Paine, Wellington Goddin, and Colonel
H. C. Cabell, with the object OF present
ing a petition of citizens OF Richmond III
rcIard TO the Chesapeake and Ohio rml-
road, was announced to be present. and
leave was granted them to make their
communication TO the Council.
The petition, which has already been
published, requesting the Council to@opeH
The polls Of the city, at which us voters
minbt have. in accordance with tie law,
an Opportunity of passing upon the queS-
ton whether the city should SUBSCRIBE
81, 900, 900 to the stock OF the CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio Railroad Company was then
presented. 4 long list OF the Leading
citizens, white and colored, OF the CITY
was appended TO the petition.
The question then arose upon the qC9s-
ton whether the Council, il opening the
polls TO set lac sense OF the people upon upon
ile proposed subscription, should reler
the Question to the qualified voters or the
treelolders of the city.
Several members expressed opinion to
the effect that the subject could be at once
submitted to the qualified voters under
,hs ootb section of The amended charter
Of the city, passed March 10Th, 1867.
Section 81 of the old charter, however
provides that "upon the petition ol Q, Oh, one
fourth of the freeholders the Councii may
Nv w resolution, order poll to take the sense
Of the freeholders of the city on the ques,
ton whether the Council, on behalf o.
the city, shall subscribe to the stock OF
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MURDER TRIALS.

BY Telegraph to the Age.
New York, October l2.-The trial
Of Vincent Cody for the murder of Pro-
fcssor John r. Livingston was conclu,
ded yesterday in the Court Of Oyer and
Terminer. One wituess was examined
for the prosecution and four for defense,
after which the case was given
to the jury, who retired at about three
o'clock, and, after deliberating for three
hours, returned verdict OF "Guilty of
murder in the second degree" The
prisoner wes remanded for sentence, He
received tho announcement without ap.
parent emotion.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 12.-Wm. NJ.
Parker, whose trial has been progress
sing for the last two days, in tie Crimi-
nal Cour:, has been convicted of mur
der iu the first degree. He killed Mr..
Childress, in 1868. The evidence was
circumstantial, but very strong.
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Home Correspondence.
October, 10Th, 1867.
EDITOR ADVOCATE,

EDITOR ADVOCATE,
Dear Sir IL have
no matter of real fact or presopt interest
to communicate this week, and, being
10th to trouble your columns with mere
ly my own opinion or feelings, l will say
but little, and that on the grand subject
which causes every Democrat in Penn
sylvania to rejoice and not in Ponnsyl.
vania alone but throughout the entire
nation; for our brethren in the far West
are holding ovation over her victory.
When the Republicans endcavorcd to
hide the real cause Of Democratic tri
umpe in Maine, and wovc plausible pre-
texts for that purpose, their plans might
have passed current with a few, Ct
would be only few or, at any rate, the
master would not have been taken in
hands by the public, had not their rash.
ness prompted them to try this trick in
regard to California, aud other states
And such is their desperation in this
State that they have even surpassed their
former efforts, and now claim the result
as Jaoor0Jle to them IN the highest de-
gree How this can be possible, is
what VIC cannot comprehend. We must
content ourselves with supposing that it
is to be reoonciled to the method OF reas
oninS which has always marked them,
the preposterous and the absurd.
Alas, Radicals you have cen play.
ing part ruiuous to yourselves. Ola
Thad. Stevens, who saw, to his dismay,
the turn Of the popular tide, prophesied
your ruin long ago. And your dema1
gogucs, who know all, but have feared
to tell, now submit to fate. The voice
of eighteen thousand new patriots who
have rallied to our standard since the
last election, is too stentorian to be mis-.
understood. You must not try to
come" your Main game in Peunsyl.
vapia. You have aroused, by your ex-
cesses, thunders of generous indignation
against you, and, as Shakespeare says,
Since by your art, you have set the
wild waters in this roar, allay them" "
Everywhere through the State, you
will find that to one Democrat who vo-
ted on the Sth inst, there are several
who seemed to take little or no interest
in the late elections, but who have sworn
to act at the next great election. This
fact will wonderfully swell our majority
though the Republicans insist that oul
vote will be smaller than the present
There has been complete resolution
which at the presidential election wher
al, without one exception, will be ablaz
with interest, shall be developed in
glorious triumph ofright.
VICTOR
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Murder Trial in Tennessee.

Nashville, October l4.-William
and Henry Crockett, Of Williamson
County, have been brought here charg~
ed with the murder of Joseph Drake,
colored, and shooting his wife, The
negroes were employed by the CrOckstt's
in making crop. The prisoners gave
bail in $4,000 for their appearance TO-
morrow. They are confident of ac.
uuital -
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ANOTHER INFAMOUS OUTRAGE
The other night two little girls, neither
Of them over fourteen years of age,
daughters Of the most respectable resi-,
dents Of Front street, were approach ed
on Chestnut street by negro rufian,
who indeceptly exposed his person, and
followed the frighteud children to the
very doors Of their residences, when he
turned and fed. Our information comes
from prominent professional gentleman
of this city, relative Of one of tho falni-
lies. 1t is to be regretted that the black
scoundrels who have attempted so many
outragcs Ofthis kind cannot be detected
and brought to punishment,
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Terrible AcCIDENT.--.On Saturda,

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.--On Saturday
afternoon last terrible accident occur
red at the Union docks. Two boat men
5y some mi8stop (probably similar to the
manner in "nich the boy Woods of
Rondout was killed short time ago)
were thrown from the docks through :he
slides into boat, a quantity of coal fall
ling upon them. Both men were
thought to be fatally injured, but have
since revived and will probably recover,
They are brothers named Turner from
New York State.
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BRUTAL MURDER.

HARTFORD, October 14.--A brutal
murder occurred on Saturday night.
Several Irishmen, under the influence
of liquor, had quarrel, which finally
resulted in & fight, and John Kilday
was murdered. His head was pounded
into a jelly with stones and clubs
Daniel Sullivan, the supposed murderer,
escaped, but is being closely pursued,
One hundred dollars reward was offered
by the selectmen for his arrest. He is
supposed to be making his way towards
New York
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The Radicals have been exhibiting
Satrap Sheridan over the country, exhi.
biting the marks where A. j. kicked
him, for the purpose of helping them
at the elections. But while the people
give little Phil credit for gallantry in
the war, they condemn his course in
Louisiana, in being tool for Congress,
to disfrauchise whites, and elevate the
black race into power.-Er.
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The Murder ofMr, stimpron, Of Baltimore by
Indians

1t was mentioned few weeks ago
that Mr.. James H. Simpson, respect
cd citizen Of Baltimore, had been mur.
dercd in Arizona Territory by the hos
tile Indians. The Arizona Miner, pub
lished at prescott, in that Territory, has
ttinc following details Of the distressing
massacre
Our community was shocked, few
days since, to learn that Mr.. James II.
Simpson, Of baltimore, and three other
members OF the Willing party, which
left here on the 14th instant, had been
ruthlessly murdered by Wallapai Indi-
ans in the Sacramento mining district
near Hardyville.
1t appeares that when the party
arrived at Boale Spring, some thirty
miles east of the Colorado, Mr.. Simpson
aid eight others left the road to visit
the Sacramento district, while DR.. Will
ing and two others went directly on to
Hardyville. On the morning OF the goth
MIR. Simpson and his companions were
attacteG by large band of Wallapais'
and at the first fire Mr.. Simpson, Ed
ward Yonker and Frank Mesner were
killed. H. H. Altman had his horse
shot under him, anu d was supposed to
oc wounded, He followed the retreat
ing party for a mile or two ard then fell
back, and is supposed to have been
taken by the Indians. Mr.. Hyde,
whose horse was also shot, made his
escape by taking the fleeing mule be-
longing to Mr.. Mesner. who had just
fallen.
The savages secured six fine animals,
five guns, three revolvers and consider.
able ammunition They were probably
of ChGrum's famous band. As soon as
the particulars Of the attack were made
known to Colonel Prise, commanding at
NJ ohave, he sent out twenty men to re.
cover the bodies. We hear that they
were found, and that Of Mr.. Simpson
taken last. Mr. Simpson was a promi
nent business man of Baltimore, man
of family, and gentleman everywhere
esteemed. Although here but a few
days, he impressed all with his good
judgement, pleasing manners and intel
ligent interest in the country. His crueI
death will not only be greatly mourned
at the East, but it cannot, fail to give
fresh proof of the necessity of the mos
vigorous prosecution of the war against
the hostile Indians who curse the Terri,
tory, and especially against tnose be
tween here sud the Colorado, who
| evidently mean anything but peace. Thc
men who were killed with Mr.. Stimpsor
were employed by him at Los Angelo
for the expedition to the Territory
YOnAer as teamster, and Nesner and
AltmarS cooks.-Age.
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The election in Ohio knocks Wade
and Chase both out of the ring of presi,
dental aspirants.
"A Snowman has offered $4,000 for
Mrs. Lincoln's wardrobe. lie desires to
exhibit it in Europe.
The " dead Democracy" are now
spoken Of by the opposition as "unitcd
and powerful.
The Boston Post says Zach Chaud-
ler's speeches are like himself--always
dry.
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The Radical Congress appointed a
smelling Committee to investigate
whether Maryland has a Republican
form of Government, because that State
does not permit negroes to vote. Ohio
has pronounced against negro suffrage,
Now will Congress expel the present
members from Ohio, and send commit,
tee to examine into the loyalty Of the
Buckeye boys ?
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HiieE iia 0aeorgiCg.

AUGUSTA, October ia duel was
fought near here to-day between Colonel
II. p, Faner, of Atlanta, and Major
O'ConueI, of Rome. After an inter-
change of shots the affair was settled
The difficulty grew out of newspaper ar
ticles.
MOBILE, Oct. l2.-There were thee
intermepts from yellow fever here to-
day.
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EEIrmase ConnssI. epct IL

SHOOTING AFFEAY,-A boy named
Bell was shot by his father on a boat
lying IN the basin at this place on Tuess
day evening. So far as we learn, the
father rocklessly fred in the mi DIST of a
crowd of boys, the shot taking effect in
the boys leg.
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guE ROOT.
nsy-Wo take the following column
from the Patriot G Jqton
One of the most shocking and horri-
Die events ever known to history, occur.
ell last week in Maryland, by which She
daughter OF one Of the most prominent
and wealthy citizens Of Cumberland
county, has been reduced to condition
a thousand times worse than death. Mr..
Charles Deane, a resident of Brady's
Mills, on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, gentleman Of education, and pos
SCISSOR Of the large mill and other prop
erty in the village, had an only daugho
ter, named Bessie, young lady not
quite seventeen, possessed Of refinement
and every virtue and accomplishment
which nature could give or money pro
cure. She had a form of exquisite
symmetry and grace, and a rare voice
which cultivation had trained to pro-
duco the most perfect harmony she
was indeed charming singer and belle
Of the country.
For some months past there has been
prowling around Brady's Mills, most
ogrvish looking mulatto, supposed to
have formerly been the slave Of Il broth
er of Mr.. Deanc, living in Georgia.
This monster has lived in filthy hut
at the foot of Brady's mountain, with an
old woman who seemed to be mistress,
mother and housekceper, all in ono. No
one knew his name, but by the wags of
the town he was designated as Dan
Scrunch.
On Monday, the I'd Of September,
Miss Bessie being at home, having left
school at Baltimore, where she was
attending, on account Of the serious
illness Of her mother, went, unaccompan.
led, to spend the afternoon with a
neighbor, some distance round the
mountain, sudden thunder shower came
on, and meeting Dan, was induced by
him to seek shelter in the hut.
Alas poor child, no sooner had the
door been shut, than the fendish demon
seized upon her, and despite her pierre.
ing screams and struggles and in the
presence of the old witch woman, he
committed upon the chaste virgin the
foulest outrage of which the human
mind can conceive or man is capable.
He then dragged her insensible form
out Of the hut The cool air revived
her and again her lips uttered a shrill
cry, when this savage beast, in human
shape, standing upon her PROSTATE form,
with the insane idea Of putting it out of
her power 10 tell of the crime, crush
ed open her mouth with the heel of his
boot, and with his hyena claws, he tore
the poor girls tongue from her throat,
a small boy, driving some cows in the
vicinity, hoaling the screams, gave the
alarm, but before help arrived .i!ii0 nnvnd
had fed. The ezcruciating torture Of
the delicate safferer and the frantic
anguish Of her parents, no imagination
can conceive. She is said to be in a
dying condition-mortifcAtion having
set in, and her invalid mother cannot
long survive the shock, Dan Scrunch
is still at large. The old woman was
taken into custody the next morning
and stated that the brute returned once
during the night, The woods are be
ing secured in every direction and hi
cannot long escape.
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HARTFORD, October 7.--Returns of
the town meetings in the State to-day
have been received from thirty one
towns. The Democrats gain five towns,
although in the Democratic strongholds
there is falling off from English's ma
jority of last spring, Some seventy
towns are yet to be heard from.
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&(rW Advrrti rtisrments,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the firm
~ heretofore known as Shocning. Lit tie
X Co., is this day by mutual consent, dis.
solved. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said firm, are requested to
make immediate payment 10 Fred Schoen.
ing who is authorized to act for the same.
And all having claims against the firm to
present them for adjustment to II. little e.
Co., by whom the business will be continu.
ed and who will keep a good assortment Of
goods, and sell at very low prices for cash
or ready pay only.
II. LITTLE & co,
Kerscy Oct. jth'G7-3t.
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ANOTHER NEGRO OUTRAGE. Last
night young woman who resides with
Mr.. Wagner, ropairer Of musical instru"
ments, while passing along Front street
below Mulberry, was forcibly stopped on
the pavement by a negro ruflian, who
sprang from behind tree box, and was
Immediately joined by black Accomo
plico from the opposite side Of the street.
The young woman screamed a" murder" !"
which alarmed some Of the residents OF
that neighborhood and brought them to
her rescue, when the blacl, scoundrcls
fed. a messenger was despatched for
police officers, some of whom promptly
responded to the summons, but they fail
cd to get on the track of the perpetrators
Of this bold outrage. Scenes Of this kind
are enacted on our streets night after
night, and it is unsafe for white ladies
Or even little girls, to venture abroad un,
protected. Some means ought to be de-
viscd to remedy this terrible state of af,
foirs.
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rye gaEsG.T.

ShllullShcS nave NlNtu IluCts
"A dostr lctiyo typhoon recently
visited the seas of China, completely de-
suoying the shipping in several ports
IL; fragments and wrecks of vessels
fem the narbor oi Hong Kong alone,
are said to streY The shore for many
miles.
The Feniau alarm is on the in
crease, aud still continues to oaIso oX
taurGiuary precautions. Story, the
sculptor, Is executing statue Of Peas
body ii London
NJ. Achillo Fould, the eminent
French Statesman and inancier, died in
Paris On Tho G,h, aged G7 years. At
the time Of his death he was minister Of
State, and member Of the senate.
--Admiral Farragut was entertained
by the prince dc Joinyillo at Ciaremont.
The whole fleet now proceeds to sea.
Tho Gagibsldiaus were defeated by
the papal forces 1T Montalibieta, in
the south of Italy, several bands Of the
invaders have been driven over the
frontier, and compelled to give up their
arms. Riciotti, the son of Garbaldi is
prisoner at Florence.
Tho Vicnuese have presented a
petition to the Emperor for revision
of the Concordat. \ bill tor this pur-
pose has been introduced in the Austri.
an Reichsrath, but is opposed by the
government.
Tho University of Cambridge has
conferred the degree of y y on all The
American bishops now attending the
Ian Anglican Synod.
The Chinese rebels have been
very successful They are now threat
cni0g the city Of Pckin.
--G'he jury for the trial of safes in
Paris, in the master of the competition
of English and American safes, has Civ
ea the preference 10 the latter.
The king Of the Fe-ce Islands has
las ceded to the United States three
Islands in group, one Of which possess,
Cd a fac harbor, capable of being con.
ayI'Ir ~ " ''", s,''tIn % ri;t1 ~ i'C!p.o, C!
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i"''1'O y 'No N'''5 u 1i"""'i'
4 LARGO class Of ,oop,o in EnolgnI
object to The s,i)igg Of lbe Abyssiniap
feet, On the grounds that it Is done
"nn'G: @ };:1 San'l;n I' ,'..'"L'on' D"' INC INC
more iioeraI minded are OF opinion tn't
ioi'l."II'l'S .i u ID" 5''o"'u ! ":"ayS ,:r. "e
loS, ,lon"oG' T''s.' ''o - - ''i' i''0
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EoH2cs6ic.
Samuel I3. Taylor, nephew of Tx.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that letters of Admin
istrat!on on the estate Of Jesse Johnson,
late Of Benezotte township, desceased, have
been granted to the undersigned. All per
sons indebted TO said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against the same will present
them duly authcntica ted for settlement.
RALPH JOHNSON, Jr.
Oct 10'G7.-tc. Administrator.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A
man named Kellar from Bedford coun-
ty, attempted to jump on freight train
at Nineyoh station, on the Pennsylvania
railroad, but missed his footing, fell on
the track, and was run over by an ap-
preaching passenger train. He was
mauglcd in a shocking manner, causing
instant death.
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Pennsylvania has gone Democratic
Sharswood is elected, aud the RepuNli-
cans retain a small majority IN the Leg
islature.
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TALE OF AWFUL OUTRAGE.

BRUTALITY USrARALLELEp--N NEGRO RAY
lsuEs LOVELY yorNG WHITE GlRL AND
AFTERWARDS TEARS HER TONGUE OUT FROM
ann ROOT.
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MTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the final account of John Wogomer and
George Schmit, Executors of the last will
of Simon Ernst deceased, has been filed in
my Office, and will be presented at the next
term of Orphans Court of Elk county for
confirmation. GEO. A RATHBUN,
Registers Office, ! Register
Rdgway, Oct. lGG7.-8i. !
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TNNECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notioe is here
ILGy given that letters testamentary on
the estate of Lyman Wilmarth, late of Fox
township, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned. All persons indebted to
said estate, are requested to make immedi.
ate payment, and those having claims
ag0insttho same win present them duly au-
thenticated for settlement.
L. C. WILMARTH.
FRED WILMARTU,
Sep. 19'67.-3w. Executors.
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FNECUTOR'S NOTICE,-Notice is here.
Eby given that letters testamentary on the
Estate of Ralph johnson, late of Benezctte
township, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned. All persons indebted to.
said estate, are requested to make immeZ
date payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
RALPH JOHNSON JR.,
JOHN CHAPMAN,
Oct 10th cite Executors.