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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF Sund,y w its Of FJeri Facids
issued out Of ,he Court OF Common Pleas of
Elk County, and TO me directed, | will ex-
pose 10 public sale or oulcry, at the Court
House in Eidgway on
Monday, November 9TH, 1870.
at l O'Clock z. Nj. The following described
property, to-wit:
All the right, title, interest claim aud de-
mand Of the deieadcn, in and to all that
piece or pa Gle oi lanI s,ultei in spring
Creek township, EIS coug Y. Pennsylvania
bounded aud desc iDed as follows: BEGIN.
ming at the Ga 90 river where the old
cUunly line Ohe wcale'n boundary of said
cour'y) crosses the same; Thence north
43. T., Que hund' ed and s.vcnty-three
Two hund"ed and six pe"cbcs to a hemlock
at Ca on liver; Acpcc down said river by
lis seve al mCanurrln-s 10 the place of be-
9lDung. being the Ca>;c'n ~ OF tract No.
4U42, and contain ny SIX huuutgd and three
acres, be ihe same moe o. less. aud has
erected tnereon one log house twenty feet
long and cignecu 'eet wide, also oud frame
va II vi y 'ICI i'uS auu N"Cut -uNC lc't
wide, and of said land about ten acres has
been improved.
ALSO.-All that certain tract of land
bounded aud described as follows: Begiu-
ming at post on the north line Of tract
number twenty nine hundred aud forty-two
(2942 y Thence south one hundred per-
ches to post, thence east one hundred aud
seventy perchcs 10 a beech Thence north
one hundred Ielchcs 10 ahemlock Thence
west one hundred and seventy perches to IA
post, the place Of beginning:
Containing one hundred acres more or
less of which about twenty acres has been
improved and has twenty bearing fruit
trees growing thereon. Also one log louse
tweniy-four feet long and twenty feet wide
and one story high, and ore log barn forty
feet long aud thirty ieet wide, has been
erected on said lands.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Jeremiah Elliott and to be sold by
JACOB McCAULEY, Sheriff.
Ridgway, October 18th, 1870 tc
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-27

CAMERoN,-The Democrats of Cameron
elected their entire county ticket by ma
jorities ranging from Is to 230, though
the county is decidedly Republican. This
result was occasioned by spli. in the Re-
publican ranks-a thing which is too
epidemic in many counties. Scofeld (Re-
publican candidate for Congress) got IL
majority, while Noyes, the Democratic
candidate for Assembly, got 342 majority
over Carter. We hope the Republicans Of
little Cameron will never again sacrafce
their ticket on account of personal prefer.
ence or prejudice.-WKean Miner.
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IT is stated positively at the White
House that Secretary Cox has rendered
his resignation, aud that the President has
accepted it, to take effect when the annual
report of the Interior Department is flushed
The President, speaking in regard to the
reports OF Secretary Fish and Robson
were also to retire, said that he was per-
fectly satisfied with both of them, and if
they were satisfied with him, there would
be no change in either the State or Navy
Departments.
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THE Goshen Republican says there is a
woman living lie the town OF Waikiki,
Orange county, N. Y, who earns her
living by daily labor at washing, etc., who
has taken her husband and children to
every circus aud show that has come
within days travel of her residence this
summer. The family arrived in Middle
town about 8 a. IN. on Tuesday last, as
usual, to attend the circus.
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NTANTED AGENTS-To sell the OCTA-
w CON SEWING MACHINE. Ii is licen sed
makes the Elastic Lock St.ich' and is warran.
ted for years. Price Sl5. AL o,her machines
with an under Fed sold for 5 10 or less are in.
Engagements. Address OCTAGON SEWING
MACHINE CO., St. Louis, Mo, Chicago. H..
Pittsburgh, Pa, or Bostsn. MasA AZ an
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ExPLosIoN'-The powder-works of
Messrs. Latin & Rand, near Pottsvile,
Penna., exploded recently, destroying
several buildings belonging to the works,
and instantly killing two men who were
working in the packing house. The
bodies of the men were picked up in small
pieces. The amount of powder exploded
was between 600 and 700 kegs, the
principal portion of which was in the dry
house. This shock was terrific, ana was
felt at distance of 1G miles. The loss to
the company will amount to about $4,000.
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MAJOR GENERAL john Il. LOGAN
commander-in- chief of the Grand Army of
the Republic, has recently issued an im-
portant order relative to the graves OF
deceased Union soldiers, which cannot be
gwen too wide publicity. Many of the
fallen heroes are buried in obscure aud out
of-the-way places, known only to a few
friends or acquaintances. The order al.
luded to calls upon persons knowing Of
such graves to report the information to
officer of the organization. In this State
the proper person to address upon the
subject is Major A. r. Calhoun, of Phila.
dclphia.
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w ANTED AGENTS-To sell the HOME
W SHUTTLE SEWIFG MiCAINE. Price
S2j, 1t makes the Lock stitch Ialike on
both sidesl ami is the only licensed under-fee
shuttle Machine sold for less than $50. Lii
censed by Wheeler 4 Wilson, Grover & Baker
and Singer and Co. All other I'M ler-feef
shuttle Machines sold for less than $50 are in
fringements, and the seller and user liable to
prosecution. Address JOHNSON, CLARK "
CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago,
H., or st. Louis, Mo. 393m.
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AN UNFAILING REMEDY for NEURALGIA
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AZ ANTEp-AGENTS. 1920 per day to sell
w the celebrated HOME SHUTTLESEW-
ING MACHINE. Has the uRder-fced, makes
the '.iocf sdich' (alike on both sides aud is
fully icensed. The best and cheapest family
Sewing Machine in the market. Address,
JOHNSON, CLARK & CO., Boston, Mass,
Pittsburgh Pa, Chicago, H., or St. Louis,
Mo. 40 3m
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C9OOO PER yeOr and expenses guaran-
DZUUUiecd TO all ambitious. men and
~ ,m,n selling our world renowned patenl pat.
ent SHcr hoaia Ware Clothes Lines. For full
par tieu|ars address the GlR.RD WIRE Mills
PuIiA., Pa. Is 4w.
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4 HE SATURDAYEVENING POST.
THREE MONTHS GRATIS !

This cheapest and best of the Literary Week
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In the first paper of October, il commenced
a brilliant Noyelet, called ga Family Falling"
by Elizabeth Prescott. 1t also is now running
serial, called George Canterbury's WILL"
by Mrs. Henry Wood, the famous author Of
" East Lynne" SC.
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NEW SUBSCRIBERS

For 1870 will haue their subscriptions dated
back to the paper of October 3D. until the
large extra edition of that date is exhausted.
This will bo thirteen papers in additien to the
regular weekly numbers for 1870-or fifteen
months in all ! When our extra edition Is ex.
hausted, the names of all new subscribers for
1870 will be entered on our list the very week
they are received.
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O. GnOA WEEK paid agents, male or female,
eDOUn new manufacturing business at
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By virtue Of Sundry w its Of Fjeri Fdci;as
issued out Of ,he Court of Common Pleas of
Elk County, and 10 me directed, | will ex-
pose 10 public sale or oulcry, at the Court
House ia Eidvwav on
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Personal.

Mrs Del Billings, of Woodstock, mother of
Hon. Frederick Billings, who died at the resi-
denee. of her daughter in New York city. on
Sunday morning, was woman of great beauty
and strength Of character. She retained her in
'erest and influence in society to the last, though
she had reached the age of a. She was on a
visit to her children in New York. and intend
ing also journey to Washington, when a fatal
disease Of the mucous membrane overlook her.
u ten children, six survive her, and with her
husband and wide circle of friends. cherish
fragrant memory Of her life Her body was
taken to Woodstock for burial.
Mayor b c. Linsley left town this week
for Puget Sound, Oregon, in the service Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, as Civil Engineer.
Il is expected that he will be absent some two OF
three months We understand that some
important questions are practically to be de-
termiued hy the surveys which he is about
to conduct, and that the appointment is alike
responsible and creditabe 20 his reputation a.
an engineer.
Hon. William Capp, formerly Collector Of
Customs Of the District Of Vermont, died at bis
residence in St Alblus on Saturday morn
ing at o'clock. ..r. Clapp, then somewhat
prominent politician in Franklin, Co., was ap-
pointed Collector, by President Lincoln in the
spring of 1861, and held the office for some
thing over five years. lie was a native Of Mont
-omery and had served in both branches Of the
SAFE Legislature His age was 50 years. lie
has been sufferer from heart disease, and FIR
two months past. his death has been anticipated
as likely TO occur at any time He leaves
widow. formerly Mrs Simeon Lyman Of this
place, and two ehiiren-a son and daughter,
who is the wife Of D. R. Bailey, Esq Of st.
Adams.
Weare very glad to near that the health Of
our friend Rev. Isham Bliss, has 50 far iuproy-
q as TO enable hun to resume his travels. A.
caupsnsl by his wife and Miss Baxter, of this
cry, he 'et, home for Florence, the latter part
March, and may now be said to have commenced
D return journey.
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By Telegraph
by IeIeBraph
NV York Market
NEW YORb NAV. .

AsHES-Quiet and unchanged.
% ilr middiing up lands a.
fLot x, &e;-Receip;s OF $50 barrels. Flour IN
oc hetsr sales $50 barrels, at s5D5 % for sinner.
nne tate ana WCs'ern > iudi - for state. : IOG
5o' Tor extra "e-tern 8 60d6 for white wheat
extra g 2ad6 30 for common choice round boon
ono, CLOSING quiet including 500 barrels az artr
STATE TO STRIVE s0un at . lu15 20. RE -four firm
sale - barrels, at i115 80. Corn meal 1uiet
hnIoh BY Market dull, and lower; safes of $50
barrels u Western, at . GO Tor free.
uhAiN - Receipts Of wheat, 5n,70l hu. Wheat
opened steany closed dull, scarcely so firm sales
5i,tOj bushels, at , for No 3 Spring: l64l tx =
LOT 10 spring 2idrl p for No Spring. I ann
- Tor winter red and amber West ,rn latter price
log very choice 40 FOR whit Michigan; % for
Mhlte state. Rye quiet. without decided chance
Darcy Ialrre4uest; sales 900 bushels OfC snsda.
AT 20. har4ey malt quiet. without decided change,
NeeeiP.s Ol Corn, tl,6l7 bushels Corn u.aiket
. eueu navy aud closed rather more steady: sizes
"'''"i iushe4s, at uiUi 40 for new mixed Western
~ TO ~ TT hl-h lNed and yellow Western . Is
~ siufe Ga mixed Western. Receipts Of Oats =
- bushels Oats more active, frmer for Western
sales 1000 bushels at G3G6j for Western in s.,re
ana auoat 67M69 for Ohio and State.
~ ~ irm; sales 40 ties Of Carolina At T. al .
COFfEE-tirm. but quiet
MOLA>SES-Dull
SUGAR-firm; sales 100 hhds Of Cuba at NJ 3.
HOPo Quiet, az - TO-.
PROVISIONS Pork heavy; sales 40 barrels. at
-t h- ior new mess p et6D2} 40 Tor prima. D, -t
% 90 for prime mess also 25i barrels ~ n,yv ,,y
seller My, june add July, AT o. 62al9 81. Reel
Oh "- siLl. ~ .ilTtNs, az - UlIij nl new plain
m's' o. "' lot ne" mess. fierce Beef quiet sales
% teEcts 40 - u1 for prime mess 80 90 for IND n
mess. Beef hams stead. sales $50 borrels AZ . mi
ass on Tor new. Cut meats firm sales pm pkgs AZ
LlfHl- l.r a4uliit 70 n for hans MIDI les
urn --I SOD boxes II Cumberland cut, at l3i.
Lara steady sales $3.50 tee, no lfal6s f,r steam -
u g.. for kettle rendered also l5lt,s Of -tesID -aL
iar Mcy, june aud July, at lG. Butter i'm AZ 3
an Tor ONO I'D 30 iorstlte Chce-- firm sail.
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WAsHrNcTON ITEMS.

The Senate bill granting facilities to the
Northern Pacific Railroad TO enable it to con-
struct its road has been favoraby reported on
by the House Pacific Railroad Committee and
viii be passed, although the lobby, which has
been ignored, will combine with the agents Of
rival roads to defeat it.
Senator Robertson, chairman Of the Senate
Committee on Political Disabilities, will in a day
or two report an amnesty bill which the Presi-
dent is understood to favor. 1t excludes from
the amnesty only three classes-frst, those who
withdrew themselves from Congress at the be-
ginning Of the rebellion TO engage in the seces
sion movement second, those who withdrew
from the United States army and navy for the
same purpose third, those who signed the orr
ginal ordinance of secession in the various
States in 1861. 1t is the belief that such bill
viii pass both Houses
The turmoil over the absentee Congressman
did not amount to much, for the reason that the
men who are looked upon as leaders, have all
been absent as heretofore on important occasions,
and members generally think they have no good
reason for complaint. Butler is Low absent on
an eighteen days leave. S;henck was absent
on Thursday last, AMI had the Tariff Bill post
poaed a whole day. Dawes was absent on Vel
day, having missed every one Of the five roll
calls On the Sypher case, and was absent again
on THURSDAY evening and Logan and Garfield
were absent on Friday night
The Treasury Department: has reason TO be
pleased with ITS condition. In April of last year
,he public debt was decreased LITTLE over So
o1),o)). The statement .5r April Of this year
will SHOW decrease Of At least rs. 010Ul0
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1867, when she died at Bennington, leaving
him a son and daughter who now are orphans
the one about seven and the other twelve years
old.
Mr.. Mitchell remained in Wisconsin two years,
then returned to Burlington, where be resided
/ three wears; but not recovering his health, be
was advised TO try the climate Of the Pacific
7 Coast and left for San Francisco in April 1860.
Then he remained engaged in mercantile bust
moss until 1861 when be returned 10 his
native STATE with his health still impaired, aud
his constitution weakened
In January. lS6S. ~ the annual meeting Of
the CEampain Transportation Comp any. he was
Amounted the General Superintendent oil the
Csmpsnv. which position be occupied At the time
Of his death His experience in the business Of
Nessrs Bradley Candeli particularly fitted
him for this position, and during the short tine
which he performed its duties he won the conf
dence Of the officers Of the company, nj the es-
TEEN of all with whom be became associated, and
it would not be deroratory 20 any II hrs pre,lc-
cess0rs 10 say that none If them ever devoted
themselves more faithfully Or understood the
business more thoroughly la all is details or
managed it more economically and sttisf4etorill-
y than did NJ Mitchell
10 his manners he was yeut.emguiy and affa
h.e and universally esteemed AMI respected by
al who knew him. Although modest and retir-
iug be possessed remarkable frmue,s Of charac-
Ter, decided opinions and conscientious REGARD
for the right, which enabled him 90 command
The confidence Of bus employers and of al with
whom be had any Intercourse. While possess
ing a kind and au.ahle disposition aid ever
ready 20 respond generously, so far as dis means
would allow, to the calls Of atilc.ion os distress,
OF 10 rae HrH 2
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efjnantial.
LOAN
Or THF
Chesapeake a Ohio Railroad
Company.
cfjnantjal.

TIE Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Is completed and running from RICHMOND, Va, -
the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR srRlsas, in West
Va, pr miles II is being rapidly extended to the
Ohio River. ato mills further, making in all ~
miles.
In it, prosress Westward It penetrates and OPEN
up to market the Eoni,-Aii coal D,po1it, Of re
Eala,rla Rsgior N B,,f Tystria, and thus brings
the superior and abundant Goals Of that section into
con uunirltion with the Iron Ores Of FirgiHia aH4
ono, and the E.,,,-r, Soafs-B,,fsrr are Eastern
uasc,,
When completed. j.; u.-l connect the superior Aa5-
Dor 4eiIrs' oftas C4srlpsa.. Bay With reliable
i-atiou on the Ohio River aid thus with the sat,-,
system Of RHJoa4 and Dlf.- .rlrsro-tafio- Of tt-
great B-esf Or south Tof.
twill make short. .a.g cheap and rrorlsi, rosi-
from the W.,t to the SEA and will ccmmsrd il-g,
'sr7, 9TH. ,ra-rsr, y iJsf' seeking transportation
to the coast
Itwiu thus become one ofthe most rol79r'1.f. M
profitable E4,f and H,st Trunk Line, eS Ran road in
/ the country. ane command trade Of immense
value.
The completed portion of;fe Roatis dolngs Prof
i1sl, ars Ia-sl,rg Ba,irs.- ard Is f-liy equal in
vaue to the WI le auoua. OF the aortza-e upon the
en-ire Line $500 ODD
The loan %. the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
/ Company. be.1- Fir,, Na-fslg. upon III. .afi-s
Line. property sr4 .ssFrsrt, .sarts f.n completed
a. ia,,s. .o..l g., therefore one q the n - sub
s,auril.ly. O. userya-.vs AID rest'e Railroad Lca-s
ever offered in ts.ema1zstsna is peculiarly ADAPTED
TO the wants af
INVESTORS end CAPITALISTS,
hodes're 20 make their investments vi b the most
satisfactory assurance Of 5oi,ts and ursonIf.a Sc
e.-ig.
The Bonds are in dena mInstorsot
$1,000, $500, ara 500.
and may be had C0UPON or REGlsTE Ed.
Interest six per cent. per aunum. pa abe NAY
Ist aad NOVEMBER
P-fr17a r7e Irf--,'' -1.4',e az COT ~ fA- city
Of Ys,r Is-t
P.iee CD and a---.- :1's-e'f IN Currency Al which
price they pay ussry Scion PEI e,rt a Gold on
tte,r cost
AL Government Bon5, AID other Securite. dealt
in a, the Stock Exchange. received in exchange at
their lu market value. and Bo1ds sent 70 all parts
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4 MODEL Ho, ST.
CHOICE IOWA LAMBS

LpR SALE, at 50 per acre and upwards. for cash
L " 1r credit, hy The IONA RAILROAD IANu
60. Rairoa already built thru u-h the Lands and
all SIDES l. be %. Great Inducements % settlers.
send inr our free Pamphlet. 10 -iFes price, terms.
eat. -- Gels Who should come west, Wh4: tnry
should bring. what t will ca-t gives pl and ele-
'lilous oi different --J es Of read made houses
which the Company flrr. ~ from g 20 $500
ready 20 set a.. Maps sent II desired Address
". ". NALs Err, If-s-P -..,ts5f.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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The OTTAWA HoTEl., MoNTREAL-Ihis hrst
class house, viii n has always stood in high IA
vor with Amer Jeans, has Just been re-oPened
under the new pcoprietorship Of Burnett y
Doy.s- The house mas been noricslbly improved
IN lis appointment g. newly furnished through
ont. and thus mad more attractive than ever.
Inc new landlords are gentlemen ofexperienee in
hotel keeping, Mr. Burnett having lately been
the popular propri eior Of the 81. James
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