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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-11-14
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TLK HALL Observation-Disclosures is
IT. hereby given that a meeting of the
cOrporators Of the Elk Hall Association will
be held at the office of George A. Rathbun
in Ridgway, on Tuesday the 10th day of
November 1867. In the meantime the books
of the Association are open for Subscrip-
tions at the above named place.
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Col. Dan. Rice is about retiring from
his profession, and made his farewell ad-
dress to an immense audience at Pitts
burg, a short time since. Mr.. Rice has
been in .he show business since 1871,
and during that time has made more
money than any six circus men in the
United States, and has given one million
and halt dollars in charities, &c. He
is emphatically one of natures noble,
men, and We venture to say has more
personal friends than any other man in
the United States. lie once ran against
Morrow b. Lowry for State Senator in
Erie county, and if We remember Alright
came nearly whipping him.
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NAUTION.-Au persons are hereby eau
" toned against buying note given by
me to Harvey Parsons for $4,000, dated
about the middle of May last, as have not
received yelue therefor, and will not pay it
unless compelled by law, -
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Ey"RB'TED.

0OO FAPMEBs, to engage in light
ZNO and honorable business for the
winter months, in the vicinity where they
reside, which will net them from $50 to SlOO
per month.
For particulars apply to or address PAR.
MELEE BROS, 722 SAMSON St. Phladel
phia. Pa. Nov. IA, 1S67-4t.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ENIlE subscribe wishes to dispose of the
3 property formerly occupied by John
Rauh in the borough of St. Mary's. Said
property consists of two two-story frame
buildings, with stone foundations, and one
house finished entire and has been used and
is suitable for store room. The other is
not quite finished. The property is situa-
ted three doors west of the p. g. Il. r. r.
Depot, and buyers will find it one of the
best business sitesin ST. Mary's.
TERMS.-Onc half cash, and the balance
secured by bond and mortgage on the prop
erty. viii be sold cheap
Apply to ANNA RAUH.
st. Mary's, Nov. 7'67.-tf.
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NAUTION.-Alllpersons are hereby eau.
" toned against trusting my wife johann
M Coughlin on my account, as she has left
my bed and board without just cause or
and | shall pay no debts of her
contracting, unless compelled by due course
of law. MICHAEL CUUGHLlN.
November fl, 1SG7-3t.
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0ErThad. Stevens has written a let
Ter in which he proposes to pay the Ma
tional debt in .Grecnbacks. How are
you, Copperhcad?
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THIS IS NO HUNiBUG.

Coal IIods plain and fancy, and everything
usually kept in Il first class Tin and Stove
Store.
Rags, Copper, Brass, Pewter, Lead,
Scrap Iron, Sheep Pelts and Farmers pro-
duce generally taken in exchange for goods
or work.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-20

r r~ ed. NEW YORK Nov. 10.
The Heralds Montgomery, Alabama, special
says the Convention to-day again took up the
suffrage question, and several speeches were
made for and against acknowledgements: The
present situation upon the question ~ very
complicated The most extreme men nave, 1t
is said been summoned by Gen. owayhe ana
Instructed to be more IhodeIate ~ tlelr acuoii
raceivino telenrams from Washington to re-
strain tbe Convention from passing extreme
me fsuras So far however, 1T Is doubtful Wheth-
er these warnings viii achieve that object. Some
of the delegates may be converted to d mona
temperate course, but Brigham and Griffin who
control the negro voters, are apparently deter
mined to adhere TO The majority report These
men refuse 10 back down, saying that unless
there IS DISTINGUISHING clause the radical
party IN tle state IS not strong enough TO sue
ceea IN the coming election. tEIfH
Gen. Swayne is reported to be endeavoring
20 make, by means OF the convention, Chase
state and hopes himself to be elected TO the
y ;r p - ehate. ggpaq EATfOI u ,IIel .fr
The proposition to pay negroes Tor services
as slaves is 10 be killed in the COMMITTEES. 1t
was proposed by negro, and Il majority OF the
delegates were afraid toIyote against it, fearing
it would prejudice the negroes against them.
They therefore voted TO send it to a committee,
where it will be smashed.
De MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 10.
In the Reconstruction Convention to-day the
committee on the militia reported an ordinance
to organize q State volunteer militia force, snb-
iect TO the orders OF the Governor The sub
ject OF substituting the minority report on the
franchise question for the majority report. was
decided in the negative by vote OF 10 yeas to
rs nays. The majority report will be carried.
1t DISTINGUISHES all persons who do not vote on
the new constitution and binds voters not to
contest negro suffrage hereafter, and not to
maltreat any person on account OF past or pres
ent, and to support the United States Govern
lnent or the policy of Congress. o. =
Z A5eaan9 SesSi9R.-in the night session Of the
convention majority agreed TO strike out of
the article on franchise that clause which dis
franchises all who do not vote Oh the new con-
stitution "l 9'i--,i- "a5
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4 So. ~ a New YORK, Nov 10.
a Kingston, ia, letter of the Goth says that
the schooner Lucy, from New York, was at
tackled. by pirates off the island, but yolley
OF bullets drove them off -it.4- SNIFF. -sti-7 :
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uassue,.a. esss I.en.s.

WORCESTER, MASS, Noy. 10. Z
Sheppard, the murderer ofhis wife, who was
arrested in Canterbury, Conn, yesterday, ar
rived here to-day ~ He waived an examination
in the Police Court, and was fully committed
TO await the action OF the grand jury, which
meets on the third Monday In December lie
appears quite uneoncerned, and says he killed
his wife because he loved her; that her friends
bad interfered between them until she was
persuaded to abandon him, and that he had
rather see her dead than in the possession of
another man. He says his intention was to
shoot Ter and then shoot himself, and is sorry
that he did not kill himself instead of escap-
ing. "a lsa.sc ID H A Na saeis . f.,
George A. Rawson, who has been under ar
rest for completely in procuring an abortion
upon Mrs Cynthia A. Newton, causing her
death, was discharged by the Police Court to-
day, there not being Sufficient evidence to
warrant his further detention No physician
ia this city is implicated in his affair. 5 "a
sRss 4fkff 5PRINGFIELD, Nov 49, p
The State Convention of Episcopal clergy
men closed its annual session in this city This
evening.
The Comecticutfriver was frozen over to-
day at this city and at ThompsonviIle.
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BY NJ. CHARLES 9 90.

2.
10s Federal Street, Portland, Me-, and 81 Hanover
ruu. a Street, Boston, Mass.
nRY GOODS, Plated Ware, Watches Shirts and
~ Drawers, Army Blouses, Pants and Goats,
Blankets Rubber Coats, Bed Spreads, Sheets Cutie
~, Varieties, 4 and Wall Tents, Sc, sc.
~ Auction sales every evening, and goods at pri-
vate sale during the day. iH 7N.uIyV Dbl Co..
4. Jf'iH ,oti - a.Gf5 1863 aug "a. dit
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Provisions.

Turks Is. " d. $500.
hid. Is bus. a 90 @ A so
ICagliaIi s bu. .425 q 475
Liverpool. :. a 90 e 4 so
Grind Butter. 80 a
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ieevy SErsl Markets.

~nGA g NEW YORK, Nov. 19. 3
rs G0ttcninefe active and firmer sales 1000 bales
Midding uplands at IS q Isle.
tlour-|favoTs buyers: sales ZOO bbs.; State at
30 q 10 Is; Round Hoop Ohio at 65 @ 10 90; Wes-
tern 80 @ - so; Southern-saes at 10 90 a. Il 25
California II coo II so. -
Whsat1 a 2c higher and quiet sales d6, 900 bush.
Chicago Spring No. at 227 a 80; No. do at 26 ;
3 Amber Green Bay at 80.
3 Corn--1 90 &c higher; sales 10000 bush; Mixed
Western al, "A a / IS; rDew 81. a
Oatsa shade firmer; saies 49, 900 bush. Western at
80 a sc. p '''s' f
Beef-heavy; new plain mess at Is 90 a 10 90; new
extra do at 10 90 % 20 25. stf 'i'oi flf NJ
pork-quiet and firm; mess at u 90; prime do at
Is 70 "a 1926. FIJI aff Z, ggH1-vr. a3rfvi s
Lard steady and quiet.
lWhistey--quiet. e,~fs-~.-r ..f4.t
Rice-steady. -fAASS ffTff
spgar-quiet but firm; Muscovado at II "a 12ae. q,
.Cofee-quet and steady Sss
s Molasses--dull and heavy. rssAcs
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentine 545 a. 55c;
RoSn 40 ~ & %. l71IIa. 7gii - rVol ~ = :
Petroletm-erude tirmer at 11t Cd1 re; refined
bonded quiet at 26c.
Tallow-Esteady; sales at If q ssrnzsn y tsi
Freights TO Livelpool-quiet Cotton a. id per
steamer; Flour 3 Cd per sail, and 4s per steamer
Grain, Peas SD per SAIL i-'ffod % b. iif4s5
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No-.s Caroline Election.

..., t.s,,,..,s ,sr... RALEIGH, Noy. 10.
The election passed off quietly in this city
to-day, The negroes behave with the utmost
We're stationed at the polls and paraded the
streets all day 1t is impossible to tell the re-
suit of to-day's voting. About ZOO votes were
cast, mostly by negroes and all radical with
misconceptions. The whites viii reserve their
strength until lo-fnorrow. Many OF the blacks
for9ot the names they registered, and so lost
theiryotes. 1t is thought that the radicals are
ahead, but vast majority Of the whites have
yet to vote. Ehe radicals have already poliea
most OF their strength. The conservatives are
juAlant and confident of success The votes
will not he counted until tomorrow evening"
So e'.''e - WILMINGTON, Nov. 10
The election passed off very quietly About
400 votes were polled, nearly.illl by negroes
One hundred and twenty five whites voted
against the convention The whites viii vote
tomorrow almost unanimously against the
convention. ,fs -,.t-t ae ,s-Y-e -
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: Washington Correspondence.

L1f1Ll4 NEW YORK, Nov. 80.
The Times special says the President is said
to be much displeased with the evidence given
before the Judiciary Committee by Commits
siofer Rollins, but il is not Known how he came
into possession of the evidence. .-9t s3i33
Gen. Sheridan will soon be examined BY the
Judiciary Committee relative to impeachment
matters
Speaker Colfax has arrived and says he has
not prepared any list of committees.
1.-The Retrenchmept Committee has resumed
Investigations into the Treasury Department
affair
.; The Worlds special says Hon Edmund Coop
er, oil tennessee, was yesterday appointed by
the President as Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, vice Chandler, resigned. fa'cg
Bfr. Stevens win introduce 4 bin 10 Coucress
dividing Texas into two or more States.
Commissioner Rollins viii probably be re-
moved December 1st,as-f q. 81, ..-...,..-4a
The President will soon order Gems Howard
and Gregory to be mustered ont, they being
the two last volunteer Major Generals {7i4at
-a, The Southern radicals will hold convention
in Washington February 22d. q IEfIITCI
,fs Judge Chase viii certainly be present at
Richmond at the trial OF JET Davis. ~ *.
The Heralds special says it is reported that
Gen. Sherman is coming to Washington to oc-
cupy the position of Generating Chief while
Gen, Grant acts as Secretary of War a--a
Henry Sherman of the law branch of the
Third Auditer's Office, was the author of the
article declaring extra sessions OF Congress UNI
constitutional .-. .-.4,t.-
The rebel Gen. Imboden has fled an appli-
cation in the Circuit Court for a lnandamus for
oidding Ten. Sehofeld from interfer ring with
nun III ensuing his vote in any election Ii the
application is refused he will carry the matter
TO the Supreme Court -
The Commercials Wasbina.o,, u GA
the indications of split in The Pan,,bl;csp
party grow more visible as the IN, c -,
gressmen arriving increases u "oi
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Wanted.

-f.v.fi 4.G t ist wanted.
C0AT, Pant and Vest Makers. at A. r. YORK'S,
OBrown e. Hanson's Block, Middle st, opposite IL.
II. Hays aug26d3m
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To Let.

THE second and third stories of the store in the
j. new block on the corner OF Middle and Church
streets. These rooms contain about seven thousand
square feet and well lighted and adapted for whole
sale store. They will be ready tor occupancy the
first of November. Apply to
III --aI'-1-'I w. ALLEN HAINES,
Or SHEPHERD & CO., Exchange st, oc1dtf
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BOSTON Corn Exchange.

eco g-.rR Boston, Nov 10.
The receipts since yesterday have been $500 bbls
Flour, 2,750 bush. Corn. The market for Flour re-
mains dull previously noticed. The sales have
been confined to small lois; quote Western su-
perhno at 80 g 925; cosnmon extra at $50 10 so;
Guiding tayorite 81. Louis brands, at Is a III 30;
Southern quiet at IL 90 a. 10 80, and fresh-aronnd
extra at 10 rs ID so bbl., Corn quiet; sales Wes-
tern Mixed at 40 % 49, and Southern yellow at
45 "a 10 y bush. Oats selling at SO a SIC ..
bush, Tor Southern and Western. Rye al 70 q l Is
" bush. Shorts at 1886 a Sc ~ ton. Fine Feed S37
az 80; and Middlings at SAB % 45 ton. Provisions
Fork remains the same sales at 10 80 a 20 80 for
prime; % 90 for mess "a 90 a. % 90 for clear Beet
ranges from 16 90 lg "A 90 ~ bbl for and extra
family Lard at l34 69 1890 ~ ID in bbls and terces.
smoked II ANS at 15t q 16c y b.. Butter sells from
50 9 45c w b. Cheese at 10 q 16c " 10 to quality.
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G en.aere,as.--rer cas,e.

Sea at 3itIit,.a4 rs ia zla LIVERPOOL, Nov. Is. !
Cotton market steady end quotations unchanged.
Breadstuffs-Corn 81 higher ;,new, Mixed Western
selling at 4ss Sd " quarter. Provisoas--The only
change reported is in Bacon, which is Is lower
Cumberland cnt middes selliug at 49s " cwt. Pro-
duce-American Tallow advanced to Ais Sd. Spirits
Turpentine frmer at 27s 81 - cwt.a1 lists 5fiass
~ si'r'g So a3s ~ LONDON, Nov. 18-Evening.
oonsols closed at 81 7-16 for money! .a.8'I 4af' 1
AMERICAN SEoURITIEs-The following are the
current quotations tor American securities limited
States 5!O's 10Y; Illinois Central shares S45; Erie
Railroad shares 4s4 ta1 bE SHsn
.v.e,...s5 y, FRANKFORT Nov. 1s-Evening
u S 500 3 firmer, closing at 70.
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=. - 9-ia ..al.ll31 iaH ST. LOUSY Nov. 49,
The indian Conmiss Dners arrived at Chey-
eIlne yesterday, having accomplished nothing
at Fort Laramie A few Of the Crow chiefs
wished to make a treaty but the Commission
ers advised them to wait until spring. when
I another effort will be made to hold n Coun Gil
with all the Northern tribes at Fort Phil X ear
pey, probably abont the first OF June. The
Commissioners win stop 1T North Platte to
meet any OF the Sioux or Cheyenne5 that may
be there. f.sf a.s5- 81 Ill
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Agents wanted.
NTALE and Female. Extraordinary ipdueement
W. Inquire of
September 30. dt' a. M Nc KENNEY.
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ESrolsa yyczf Ensllrr.

'i 4 HAVANA, Nov. 10.
Advices from st. Domingo state that terri
BILE hurricane blew over the island on the Both
of October. 1t desolated the capital and de-
stroyed two hundred lives. The hurricane
lasted four hours, AMI destroyed nearly all tie
shipping in the harbor. No American vessels
are reported. Coromereo street, st. Domingo
city, is in ruins There was no news from the
interior.
The treaty with St Domingo has been an
nnlled, and the Hayden minister has re turned
Revolutionary movements are rife, aud De-
minican forces are reported already on the
Hayden frontier. The intended issue of bonds
to tho amount Of $500, 600 is unpopular, lis
r'tmored that ST. Johns, Porto Rico, is to be
made free port 7f AlT
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(xQrs philadelphia Markets.

.,itog tr3ss 3. ~, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IS. ~
Cotton dun with small business doing; Middling
uplands 1Sc; Middlihg Orleans Ice. Petroleum dun
and unsettled Flour dull; small business doing and
prices unchanged. Wheat dull and unchanged; sales
small. Corn active and tending upward sales 1000
bush. Yellow II; Mixed Western l $50 | 80; new
TO- Provisions dub. Barey1 45 q 80. MatI %
al IS. F@N@PP RAPFN w. AHRH"N~
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=. 7--- \ q ---- CHJCAtO, NOV. 10
The interest in the Duffy and, Russy feht,
Tomorrow, increases A large number OF sport
ing men are here from New York, Cincinnati
second for Duffy, and Coburn for Busy. HeH.l
b Articles of agreement were signed last nigh t
between McCool and Coburn. They will fight
on the eth of May, within fifty miles of Gin
ei natl, for the championships America and
5000 on each side. '..s ~ ,ftatt
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, N. z, Noy. 16.
Flour duh but unchanged Wheat IN good inquiry;
market about &c lower sales q 900 bush. No, Mil
waukee Club and Chicago at 2 90, and at the close
offered at 9s Corn dull and &c lower; sales
5000 bush. No. Western at OF, and 5000 bush
new Toledo IN car lots at o. Oars-market bare;
sales $4,000 bush. No. Western at 245 Mess Pork
scarce at % co.. lard 13te. ttsA eCeff,4
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south Carolina EIeeaion-Ba.o,.,,

- -7IluI3' CHARLESTON, NOV. 40
The convention elections in this STATE Ia
gan to-day The vote in this city for the con-
vention was 242s blacks, and IL whites. No
votes were cast against il. All is quiet in the
city and State. The whites take no part in the
election and business goes on as usual.
The Grand Lodge of South Carolina assem-
bled here to-day. Seven hundred and fi.ty
Lodges were represented. The Grand Master,
Gov. Orr, in an address declared that thereon
dition OF Masonry in this State was encourag
ing; he acknowledged that contributions rom
Masons at the North and West had been receiv-
ed for the benefit of the distressed.
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) BaI,in,o,e markets.. So

i5li su4 by iatds W 9if e BALTIMORE, Nov. IS.
Cotton very dull ana nominal Middng upands
11&e. Flour duh and nothing doing Wheat steady;
pffne Red 50 "a BIS. Corn firm; old White and
Yellow. So "a 81 new White 10 e1 11S; new
Mixed Western 30. Oats duh at 20 a 74c. Rye
l55g 1COt for Pennsyvania. Provisions very dull.
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Fse Rebel Messy ai The Rev York Gold

3 =. " aIual e 30 a5ts.s NEW YORK, Nov. 10. !
There was quite an excitement this afternoon
at the Gold Board. Mosby the notorious rebel
guerilla chief visited the Board, and the Pres
ideIit invited him upon the platform Many
members objected, and business was suspended
for aboat an hour to discuss the matter The
President was finally sustained but this glori-
iications OF an .ex-rebel created great dissatis-
faction among portion of the members.
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esaA,.
ROarders Wanted.
Wnnted Immedlafelvi

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommo-
"A dated with pleasant front room, or two or
three single gentlemen with board at n Free st.
! novl6d1ws H1 u.g' sfI OF bib .Ieeili %. '.H..
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Toledo Markets.

TOLEDO, Nov. 1G.
Flour dull and quiet. Wheat-sales of Amber
Michigan at2 3d.. Corn steady; ales OF No. Wabash
at o6 a. OF; No q do at i 05; Michigan at 05;
new at zoe. Oats adyallced le sales No. i at 62c;
No. 2 at Gle Rive quiet Barley--No. at 49,
Dressed Hogs 80 G1G COR 35agfe I.
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TIME brick and wooden building occupied by
! Messrs. Davis, Baxter a. Co., on Kchardson's
Terms liberal, possession given first December
For further particulars enquire OF
,,.-~-~'~- - 80 ii. E. UPHAW,
Oct 23-dtf t-f rrAat 12e Commercial st.
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Chicago naarlscss.

CHICAGO III. NOV. 10
Flour--Spring extras 90 az 80. Wheatquiet and
declined % 29c sales at q a SO for No. l, and
176s "a II for No. .. Corn advanced a. Be- sales
at 96 a. CSC. Rye advanced "a Sc; sales at 37Star
No. and 80 "a Sc tor No.2. Barley active and
advanced &c; sales al Is "a %, closing firm at the
outside rate. Provisions easier Mes Pork 20 90 "a
90 so; sweet picked Hams f01e green do 9tc shout
ders q n 6tc; Lard l2c for new and 1la for old.
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g.. AZ o.-. ~ ~ 5.-sr HAVANA, Nov. 10. I
Little doing TO-DAY as business is generally GUS
pended, on account of its being holiday. sugar
no buyers and quotations unchanged. Exchange ON
London III a 14s per cent. premium on New York
currency, long sight, 24l discount. s.1 ts-s4
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-20

bFef3rau To Let. d4-
80 irst-class house in the westerly partot the
E,:,.l city. Immediate possession given.
LII. inquire OF
JOHN c. PROCTOR,
oc3dtf Middle st.