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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

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One Of the results of the war says the
n. Y. Standard, now being woged in Europe
will undoubtedly be the settlement OF the
Roman questioue. The Eternal City has
placed the Papal dominions completely at
the mercy of the Italian King and people.
Victor Emanuel has given pledges to Napo-
leon that the Pope will not be disturbed in
the possession Of Rome, and he will GER
tainly fulfil tbOso obligations as long as aho
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
THE WEST.

CHICAGO, September 2O.-At Moline,
H., yesterday noon, as the Western Union
passenger train was running through town,
young lady aged twenty-three years, name
not given, after waiting until the train HAD
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LIFE IN uTAH
OR THE

MYSTERIES OF MORMONISM
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With full and authentic history ofPolgamy
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oRPHAN's COURT SALE.


BY virtue OF an order Of the Orphans
Court Of Elk County, the undersigned will
offer for sale, on
Saturday, September Oath, 1870,
at public vendae, on the premises, all that
tract of land situate in Jay Township,
known as the Daniel Hewitt farm, contain
ing Eighty-three Acres and forty perches
strict measure.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash
on conformation Of sale, and the balance in
two annual instalments with interest to be
secured by judgment bond, and mortagc
on the premises.
J. TH; ". ;; nHAD: HzH!17' Executor.
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TERMS

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Emperor bas it in his power to compel obe-
dicnce.-But Napoleon is a prisoner, and
leaves tho Italian King free to act as he
pleases.
Victor Emanuel will respect the Pope's
authority only so long as he finds it conven-
lent to Go so. The fall of the Napeeonic
dynasty would leave him perfectly free to
act, and there is not much Probability that
the new government Of France, whether
monarchy or republic, will send a French
garrison to guard the Castle Of st. Angelo.
- - -
The CENSUS MUSTER RoLLs'-The
Leavenworth Bulletin has an amusing take
Off on the pretensions to vast populations by
Missouri River cities previous to the census,
and sums up the actual condition Of things,
after the marshal's books have been made
up as follows
Omaha, before the ccusus.................50,0 900
Omaha, after the census s..................130 600
Killed, wounded and missing ...........27 900
Council Bluffs, before the census.........20 900
Council Bluffs, after the census ..........11 900
Lost in action 9OOO
st. Joseph, before the census. 900
st. Joseph after the census 900
Not accounted q, 900
Leavenworth, before the census ...........35, 900
Leayeuworth after the census ......... ..21 900
Gone to Congress ...................l4,O ,OO0
Kansas City, before the sus..""......60 600
Kansas City, after the census s......""....l7, 600
Killed. wounded and deserted. ........33, 900
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WTANTED AGENTS-To sell the OCTA--
w CON SEWING MACHINE. Itis licensed
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch and is warran'
ted for years. Price $l5. All other machines
with an under fs ed sold for Sl5 81 less are IN
fringemeuts. Address OCTAGoN SEWlNG
MACHINE CO., 81. Louis, Mo-, Chioago, ILL.,.
Pitt sburgh, Pa or Boston Msss. IL S'a
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the Estate of John Nolf
late of Horton Township, Elk County, de-
ceased, have been granted to the under
signed All persons indepted to said Es
tate are requested to call and settle, and
those having claims against the same will
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. PETER THOMPSON,
JAMES r. GREEN,
As ct Administrators
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ent Siicrr Mould Wire Clothes Lines. For full
particulars address the GiRARD WIRE NJ LIS
PHIJA., Pa. 40 NV.
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they are received.
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FOR CONGRESS-.
HON. GLENN W. SCoFIELD.
FOR ASSEMBLY.
WILLIAM z. LATHEY
FOR PRESIDENT JUDGE.
L. D. WETMoRE
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For County Commissioner,
A. W. GRAY, of Jay township.
For Jury Commissioner,
CHARLES MEAD, of R,dgway.
For County Surryor,
J, l.. BROWN, of Jones township.
For County Am'itor,
CHARLES M'vEAN, of st. Marys.
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For County Commissioner,
A. W. GRAY, of Jay township.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-08

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT TIE GOLD
w HUI News Once half 0 ton Of superior
Type @ Metal for Jousnaline ps,Ro,Mss e IL IN 2r,,s g
duced ph ses for cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-08
CAUTION i
THR PURLIC NJ HRRRRY eau

THE PURLIO II HBRRRY CAV.
l TONED against occupying or purchasing from
A. 8. Edwards. or his AGENT, the property known
as the Fort Homestead Property situated In inc
town Of Gold Hill. Storey County. Nevada. Said
property belongs to y Lyiord sna aI,ly ys., az
the state Laws Of Nevada; Legal proceedings
win be commenced {, judicially determine the
validity OF our title 10 the entire promises, and
punished accordingly y,nonn,
Gold Hill, August "a, 1870. au%a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-08
sPLINT Rs.

A DENTISTS oath-By gum!
AREA Raii,edys-Caterwauling.
Ir's very profitable just now turning
cows into fields.
WHEN are stays like snobs? When
they're coarse-set.
The first Eve-angelical alliance
Adams marriage In Eden.
PuNcn's advice to persons who have
"Fallen in Love Fall Out.
"HuNeER is the best Sauces." ergo,
the Hungriest Is the most saucy.
ILLUSTRATION for a Copy-book-Pro-
crastination picking Times pocket.
WHY they should not require lunatic
asylums at the capital Of Spain-Be-
cause its Madrid.
a YOUNG lady in the rural districts
likes Mr.. Chromo's picture about rs
well as any body's.
A GIRL near Dayton, Ohio, recently
won bonnet by throwing her father
twice ont Of three times in a wrestling
match. r."E
A SOLDIER was so injured by the
bursting of she'll that he actually
took up his quarters in different parts
Of the town. '..r
4 MAN was drowned in the North
Branch at Chicago last week, and the
police sergeant wrote to the captain:
Il have the honor to report that the
coroner Is desired Tomorrow to hold
an inquest on the North Branch Of 4
dead body"
A GERMAN statistical writer remarks
that the invention Of the sewing ma
chine has enabled one woman to sew
as much as q hundred could sew by
hand century ago; but, he continues,
one woman now demands as much
clothing as hundred did q century
ago, 80 that matters are not much
changed after all.
The editor of the Southern Church
man makes the following extraordinary
threat to the RitualiStS: "For 1t Is
evident il some of Us are going to Use
copes, aud Others Of us nothing but
surplices, others of Us will discard the
use Of all garments whatsoever" Is
he trying to play the bluff game on
his adversaries-or the buff game.
rather? -,-.......... .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-08
A SUMMIT TO THE BIG OK.

Composed while stanhing within two feet OF
him, and touch Of hum now and then.
All hale thou mighty annimil-all hale!
You are thousand pound., and am purity well
Perporshund. thou tremenjns bowen nuggit!
wonder how big you was wen you
Was little, and II your mother wud no you now
That you've grono so long, and thick, and phat I;
Or II yure father would Recognize his offspring
And his kad, thou elefanteen quodruped!
wonder II II hurts you much TO be so big,
And II you erode IL In . month or so.
! spose wen you was youny tha didn't gin
Yon skim milk bat all the krems you could stuff
Into your little stummick, jest 10 see
How big yude gro; and afterward tha no doubt
Fed you on otes and ha and sich like.
With perhaps an occasional pm ikin or sQuosh
In all probability yu don't no yure emmy
Bigger than small kaff: for II you did,
Yude brake down fences and switch your tall,
And rush arouni. and hook. and heller,
And run over iowkes, thou orful beat.
o. what lot Of minee pize yude maik,
And passengers, and your tale,
which kant wa fur nom phorty pounds,
wud make nigh unto barrel Of ox-tale soup,
And eudn't heep Of stakes be cut oph you,
Which with salt and pepper and termater
Ketchup wouldn't be bad to talk.
But must clos 9, o most prodijus reptile!
And as don't pect to have half dollar
A2in 70 spare for pa to look at yu. and as
I ain't ded he'd, viii sa farewell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24

ono. roemorv II rcouircd some courage to comply with
tho pressinC invitations 10 taste thle onincnt water
Chcrs were howeyer many of the party who bTaycd the
atteuvt and by ali who tasted IL, The water was pro-
uup.ed Ia ln dest ute OF any except slightly mineral
flavor In dry weather, this efnent water which has
ss.d through tho land and been collected 10y the drains
ffer iyinr with tire sewage, Il again pumped the
n Wet weather it can he turned into the brook
sbjcb IL 0nified with the name OF the river Rom
We have omitted 90 mention that tho rent paid by Mr.
Hope 10 9 per and the cost of the sewage tat a.
head &C more
i think few thoughtful readers win doubt that
here is the germ Of q great movement in advance
for the Agriculture Of all old and densely peopled
communities and that our youngest cities and man
ufacturing villages may wisely consider it deeply,
with q view 10 its ultimate if not early imitation
That we are not prepared to incur the inevitable
expense of thorough system of sewerage with
reference to the application to the soil Of all the
fertilizing elemeats that a city would gladly spare
by no means proves that should not consider
and plan with view TO the ultimate creation and
utilization Of sewage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

On Tuesday last, notwithstanding the storm,
tho Rrooklyn cassOl OF East River Bridge sunk
inches making the total depth now reached 40 feet and
inches below high tide and leaving distance OF only
feet and inches for the caisson 10 descend The ma
sonny work ON the cassOn has been stopped for about
two weeks past while the de;cks we've raising but Was
r,eommenced yesterday. The hight OF the masonry at
nrc.ert il IS feet ana feet more win be added. Tire
material ia all on hand Cor filing IN the caissoh as soon
as il is sunk 10 the proper depth.
The NewYork casson is completed az far as II can be
until the iron work is ready. Ii lies at VIM. H. Webbs
ward foot OF sixths T. r. and the task Of fitting the
iron work will De commenced early next week Borings
for this casson completed at the foot OF Rooseye
Five holes have made rock being found at depth
of 10 TO 81 feet will be less difficulty in sinking
this than the Brooklyn cassOn - there VIII DE Fewer
powders In the way. hole is now boring Ia Weterst
inst north OF just to what kind OF founda
ton for An anchorage exists there. In making TINS
boring the remains Of q shipyard or sunken
shin have been found at q considerable depth
The NewYork casson is III feet long and lO2 feet WIDE
and will he lined with boiler iron around the alrchan-
her There will be 26 courses OF timber on the roof In
stead OF u.s. as the Brooklyn caisson IL Will have 30
mines through the roof bringing water In and carry
na sand out and has twice the capacity OF the
that the other had to pass the men In and out
rapidly. The Inside strengthening Vi inc frames II
also much heavier.
The excavation on the Brooklyn side VIII, In all prob
ability be finished by Dec TO- Three hundred men
employed l2O working underneath the calsson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
CRIANAL.

In the Kings County Court of Sessions yes
terday Andrew Beale convicted OF burglary and grand
larceny was sentenced by Judge Troy to five years at
Sing slug.
In the jefferson Market Police Court, Dennis
Larkin was committed for trial by Justice Cox yeser
day, CHARGED with striking Michael Ryan dangerous
blow on the head with cartrung, during quarD i'll
their residence, No. 2li sprng-st.
At the TOmbs Police Court, Justice Downing
committed Thomas Baker Of No. 80 Amty-st on charge
OF burglary Baker and two confederates yesterday az
ternoon went to Isaac Smiths wholesale liquor-toe,
No IS Perk-sip, and while the confederaes engaged
son OF the proprietor conversation outside BAKER az
tempted to break open the money IN the oncc
with a iimmy." He WAS discovered and captured Di
his eOnfederats escaped Herman Vass employed Dy
Jacob Iincks was committed for giving Forged order
for s25 pnrporting to be drawn by Mr. Lincks to WIN.
Pyott OF No. $50 Pearist.
In the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday,
Patrick Fenon OF No. 500 SecOnd-aye charged James
Rogers with stealing bulldog worth 500 The accused
commended that he reared the dog himself and that the
animal had never been day out OF his possession.
Justice Coulter set down the case for examination on
Friday -. William Doherty, Number was yesterday
charged upon the complaint Of Louis j. Aloo OF NO l9
West Fiteenth-st. with stealing s243 worth OF JfWeE
DOherty was employed at Mr.. All0o's Nov. u, ana te
same day the jewelry stolen This Is the seventh
time Mr. Aloos store has been robbed WITHIN q re"
years Doherty held IN 500 BAH for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
In the Yorkville Police Court yesterday,
COURT NOTES.

In the United States District Court, In the
Of Mary A. Carrie agt The Steamboat Deer Judge
Rlatchford has decided in favor OF the plaintiff, who
owned "A canalboat, which sunk by the steamer az
the foot Of Twenty -hfth-st.
Meta T. Gadeke brought suit against Mi
ehael Murphy in the Kings County Circuit Court to re-
cover 5000 damages for injuries which defendant had
done To two cherry on her premises at GOWanus
The jury awarded her 500
Stuart & Stryker, printers and dycrs of
wooden and cotton goods, sued in the Kings County
Circuit Court by Hoyt Sprague Coz TO recover si45 S.
the aue OF saines which defendants had printed un
satisfactorily. The jury awarded plaintiffs $3.50.
Iuler Newbergher brought suit, in Part III. of
the superior Court against the Erie Railway Co.. to re-
cover O5 So the alleged value OF trnnk and clothing
lost on the way from Owego " Y, TO this city. There
was 10 denial OF the loss by the Company the only cues
ton being the value The jury found for the plain
tin In tie amount claimed, only deducng So 50 for
articles other than wearingapparel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24

profit. Such level and thirsty clays as LARGELY
border Lake Cbamplain, for example, traversed by
streams from mountain ranges on either hand, will
not always be owned and cultivated by men insen-
sible to the profit of Nor viii such rich val
leys those of the Connecticut the kenneoec' tne
Susquehanna, be left to suffer year aiter year
from drouth while the water which should refresh
them idly and uselessly by. Agriculture rcpels
innovation, and loves the beaten track; out Sncn
lessons a. New England has received In the great
drouth Of 1870 will not always be given and endured
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
PARTING OF THE VEST INDIA CABLE
HOW THE ACCIDENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ATTEMPTS AT GRAPHING.

KINGSTON, JAM, Nov. 8.-The arrival here
of Her Maestys steamer Vcsta and OF the steamer
Daea with Sir John Bright board has put us in pos
session OF particulars relative to the parting OF the cable
laying from Colon TO this island The Dacia arrived at
Colon the 18th ut but owing to the heavy sea and
wind the laying OF the cable could not be begun until the
oath, when the heavy shore end was landed with the
assistance Of the boats and crew Of Her Majesty 8
steamer Vesial Alta p. the Dacia began paying out
the cable, and was followed by the Vestai, which
then took the lead the of vessels laying
telegraph cable liable to from the change which
is continually going in the Of iron on board BY
the following day, the 25th, the expedition was
in latitude 100 ST. longitude 100 lS1Oe miles from Colon
On the 26th the increased and observation was
obtained but the total distance by dead reckoning
2i2 miles The Californian steamer passed close TO
the Dacia at in the afternoon.
At 81 on the morning of the 27th irregularty was
observed in the electrical tests and the ship stopped
TO pass the cable from the stern 10 the bows, that 1t
might be picked up for about two miles, 10 the place
where the variation in the tests showed itself During
the change which IL made by hawser and chain passed
round the outside of the ship from forward aft the
wind shifted and the mzzen which had been set TO bring
her head 20 the wind, taken aback the hawser in
stead of passing clear away from the ships side foued
g. and cut through letting the cable go TO the bot
tom This took place In lat Iio 49, long 7ioi5, 80 miles
from Colon
The Dada made two attempts az graphing aftcrwGrd,
but the weather bad that nothing could be done,
and being short Of COAL she had TO return 10 Kingston
The weather may prevent her taking up the cable and
completing the work for some time but there no cause
for apprehension To its ultimate accomplishments te
depth 800 fathoms) being very mieh less thin
the depth from which other cables have been recovered
In graphing for the lost cable the ship lost 200 fath-
ons of wire rope and 200 fathoms Of chain When the
wire rope snapped it broke with the strain OF II tuns
The rccuil strnck Capt Dowcll, threw him down. and
rendered him inSensble for several hours In cndeaVo-
ing Ia lower the buoy mark the spot whence the cable
dsappo ared GOO fathoms Of l0inch hawser were lost
with 30 fathoms Of chain and two mushroom hawsers
In third attempt fahoIns of Ioinch hawser were
lost, with $50 fathoms of chain and two powerful
grappers