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Z Observation-Disclosures.
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1Nzs..A4 :. 1NnTA MAT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESIDENT OF A
ROLLING MILL SEIZED FOR BACK Pay
CABINET MEETING; ON FRIDAY REFUSAL,
TO sTAEl PRO ooEEDNas IN THE FOSTER
MURDER RnAsA+-ARRlvA1 OF 800 CHINESE
AT SAN NFRAEC1pCQ-THE AAApoH, NINE
TROUBLES 7DEsoRIPT1oN OF THE SlAssA-
CRE OF INDIANS AT FORT GRIFFIN,
TE1As----ALADANA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD RELEASED FROM BANK
RUPToY, &C., sc.
SAN FRANc1sco, June 24.-.Mayor
Selby, prominent Republican candi-
date for gnbernatorial nomination, re-
spending toa serenade, pledged himself
Gratis nominated d Judge Archer,s pice
Axtell, for Congress. ..,:.fs.
The miners strike in 'Amadon Coun-
ty will probah}yd be hmicably adjusted.
troops have been called ont.
1ieut,: Morton, with twenty soldiers,
has.jIss returned to Camp. Nod
He. reports that :hey Killed tifty-six
Apaches and recovered large amount
OF STOCK. Capt Mills, with larger
party, is still on the trail. Hon. Reese
Smith was murdered by Indians. near
Rhodes, Ranch, Arizona. M
.:All the colonists who were taken TO
Magdalena Bay, in lower California,
have left, except about dozen. Many
have arrived destitute, at La Paz, where
they were furnished with rations by the
Me1ican authorities, to save them from
!, NEw ssS Yoar, Jnne24. Specie shipment
HAITI, June IT, VIA JAMAICA, June 20.
Affairs are gloomy here. Congress is at
SANTo DOMINGo, June l5.-Cabras
defeat is confirmed. He had Haytien
solffefA and Bae8, had colored Asneri.
eahs:t, a Haytien General is prisoner.
SANTA .FE, June 26.-The Democrats
nondihsted Hallig igaa delegate to Congress.
TRe platform ia similar to that Of the
FQ1agNNASf,s june 2G.-The pope,s
j4Riiea sgas M 4 aealebrneed yesterday. 1000
peIs 9ngsI Ia atstu5t tiStdd.-I TIE Wseple OF
TApitH CEnrph ItfAs eaurmo molHtea,with a
cfoSs fetntsA by gas Jets. .fThe pfoces.
sio wRa tEos oshbo t1g EIe end twenty minutes
NsM5 gong!; :J4ne 2e.Zrha. primoso.
from Hswana for Greenock, wal. wreck.
ed, and aliiost
Conmu9ore Geo. s. Blake is dead.
alb ago was gey6nby.
i. SIGHT ,DEsP4TCHEs. q, !, !,
4Esw YdaK, Jane 26.-Judge CahrdaoozSS d. Z
refuses TO stay proceedings on writ q.
error in che Foster murder case. Frank
Wilson wassentenced to ten years In the
Renttentiafy for killing Thomas Brown
A,letter. from Fort Griffin, Texas
dated June z, saye.'4"I suppose you have
heard Of the great slaughter OF Indians
here. The caYalry met some 200 men
women aud children, and showed them
no quarters, killing all they could lay
thsi: hands upon. Such ceiling nevel
did hear. Every man was for himself
The infantry was in the reserve. ID
caught oil stragglers- even one esosp
ing-the order having been given tt
show no quarter"
Andrew Seib fell from the Wilmington
during her trip, and was drowned.
CHARLEsToS, June &c. Arrived u
bark Rhea Sylvia, from Philadelphia
Sailed-schooner Hattie Combs Prov;
dence.
HI...ls
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Shoe, Ely !! Shoe, E'leay
FLY PAPER! FLEA POWDER /!
Rat Poisons!
... Itch Oint1aents /!
AT Es. E. JACKS SONS
Drug Store.
Annual Commencement.
VALE CRUCIS.f

s,tfssss7ssgE THE ANNUAL COMMENCE
HB III INV Il MENI Of the URsCLINE IN
- M x NJ 9gsT!TUTE will be held ID. W
on IN CNSDAY, June 20, ut 81 o'clock P. II.
CoScERT-MCsIC.
entrance March-Good Night Mack.
Bridal Polka Duett.-H and Piano Dochsn.
L! hnow a Bank-Focal Duett.. Horn.
ihou art so Near, and yet so Far-Instru-
n 4SA.1A oo'U.. uelchardt.
Bonne Nuit--Voca Ductt.- arp Aria. Convent.
hetour de rintemps-1nstrumenta Solo
sebastopoi and Greek March-.sevcn aui.
Una Voec--Yocal Solo Roasini.
home, Sweet Home--Harp Solo .Aptomnas. 8.
Katy Did and Katy Didnt-yocai Duet
Hughes.
Gvert4re-zampa.. Air by Herold.
Herr. -' s'N
Memorarc-Yocal Quartette. :. .Lambillotte.
tarents, guardians Of pupiis, and friends
OF the Convent, arc respectfully invited to at
IeHu. Juno 27 g
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ICE COLD SODA WATER with
PURE FRUIT SYRUPS, can be
obtained at MoKENZIE'S SA-
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.CiS61NNk4t{ {hEAnh 1a9, -.IbW 615d[dIaes
OF the Newark {0hip} Roll liag- Hill Com.
tdf baoE pe5, Nhioh; l6eAy S{siheS' ka had
the means OF meeting;, Fight was re.
leased until tomorrow, npon q plsdor
that he would properly account for.t6a
fund In his h0nds. .,-.I1 a i
SAN FnAko1sco, Junsal 2s.AdTtrl;oopa, by
forced march, surprised the Amado1
rioters. No resistance The rioters
threaten, but have no chance for. reaist,
ance. t-tI o; :. nm.
The ship Otage has arrived from Hong
Kong, with 300 Chinese and q ,iull cargo
OF merchandise, consigned exclusively
to Chinese merchants. q
:MoSTao1lERT;, June 26. The decision
o. the United States Disti iot Court,
placing the Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad in bankruptcy, was, to.1ev1; re-
yeised in the United Btates Circuit
Court, at the cost Of the petitioner be;
low. The road awna ordered again into
the possession Of Stanton 1 Co. /, :
NEW ORLEANS, June &c. 6.-Frederick
Myers was badly beaten by d negro sun
The negro was arrested, 60: n { .
SARATOGA, N. Y, June 26. 6.-Knights
Templar Of New England will, OH the
llth Of July, be entertained at ban.
quet at the Grand Union Hotel,, on
which occasion they will meet delegates
from the commandary of this State.
The reunion will laat several dare, and
terminate with grand ball. ILL.,.
WASHINGTON, June -28.-Grant comes
Friday to the Cabinet meeting.
Boutwell, departs Saturday.
"a committee report no counterfeit
bonds s,e 3, In those teassmed or pntohased by
the Ereasnry. ri. III
Authenticated Alabama claims apore.
gate $i3, 600, 600. 81
Probabilities Threatening or rainy
wealth Mill probably continue during
tue nightfrom st. Louis to South Caro-
lima, clearing AWAY very generally on
Tuesday. Clear weather. with fresh
winds, is probable fot-. Tuesday for the
middle and Eastern States and che, lakes.
.WonK WoarnY OF THE WoaKmEs. -
Some Of the Radical papers are now en-,
gagged: In IN effort to -sully the name Of
Washington, by strihgingi together al
the wicked and malicious. things said at:
him by his enemies in the political ex.i
oitements that followed the 4naggurntioti
OF the Government. It is ia perfect
keeping with the character and purposes
OF that party'to degrade everything that
Is 'great'and virtuous, pure. and lovely,
They have warred, upon everything that
Is great IN the country, and patronized
everything that is base and mean. .,r
= milwaukee, iarmer recenily accused
his wife OF attempting to murder him,
and while lie was gone from homo, to
make inquiries concerning;a divorce,
she was gored to death by COW.
Chinanaen are said to mako the best
miners in the world. they are 30 anxious
to get homo. At one. spot in Nebraska
they are down on the way over 700 feet;
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The Indianapolis Journal asserts that
Indiana has within her limits field of
coal which for extent and value is un-
equalled in the world. So extensive is
the coal fields ofIndiana that thousands
Of acres of land, containing the best
quality of block coal, and convenient to
the railroad, can be purchased at rates
very little higher than the ordinary
prices OF agricultural land in the same
vicinity.
Woman was toasted in the following
style at the recent anniversary meeting
Of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues:
"Woman-pure as a snow fake as falls
upon the cold peaks of the Bactian
Alps; beautiful as the houri that bathes
herself in the crystal fountains of the
Moslem paradise; graceful as the Peri
ahoat on her shell-skiff over the calm
waters of the dark blue sea; vain, worse
than vain, the warning to guard the
heart when intelect flashes from her
bright eye, and the light of the soul is
breathed like music upon her face"
A Miami county (Ohio) settler OBJ
jects to proposed railroad in that re-
gion in these words: "The people is
gone wild on this ere railroad ques-
chine. Hoses that is now wurth $40
won't be wurth SIS a head. Waggiu
makers will starve to deth. Oats won't
be wurth nothin', and We have to quit
rasin' 'em. Coon skins, won't be wurth
cent, and the belgering steam wag-
gins will skeer all the game out of the
country, and if you don't stop this rail-
road, I'll sell my forty and git for Ar
kinsaw."
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THE Democratic Journals are urging
the claims of their candidates in this
State because they were soldiers, 1t
is within the recollection of most OF
our people that it is only few short
years since they were denouncing these
soldiers as "Lincoln's hirelings," "radl-
cal pets," and all that sort of thing
After all, however, they are not more
inconsistent than the soldiers who ac'
cen. nominations at the hands Of a party
that sympathized with the rebels
Neither are to be trusted Erie
Gazette.
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NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

Gold closed in New York last Satur-
day at ll2S.
A large portion Of New Orleans is
inundated.
There are now thirty-one Republican
papers published regularly in Texas.
1t is rumored that President Scott, OF
.:he Union Pacific Railroad, has resigned,
The incoming wheat crop of Cali
fornia is estimated at one-third higher
than two weeks since.
Nearly thousand persons have
already visited tie Yosemite Valley
this season.
The experiments at Washington
chow that S02 poundloaves of bread
can be made from barrel of -four.
Connecticut last year raised $780,
900 pounds of tobacco, or an average
of $50 pounds to the acre cultivated
Rumor says that the Agricultural
Bureau reports the growing cotton crop
alta million and quarter bales less than
the present crop.
A New Brunswick boy has teamed
all the family wood from the shed tc
wood boz, with a span of cats the past
year. worked in double harness.
4 couple at Darbury, Conn.,, having
carefully considered the question fol
twenty-five years, have recently decided
to get married
There ore now four hundred pro!es
sional wood engravers in the United
States. Thirty years ago there Wsr'
not twenty.
They have at Wells, IianesOtp,
cheese factory which is claimed to b
the largest in tho United States, and i
OF "three thousand COW power"
TIE wheat harvest, already begin il
Southern Illinois, is earlier than eve
before known, and the yield is abund
ant.
lIr. Butler is srranging Q big hen
farm near Geneva, Illinois, OF which b
expects to keep $4,000 hens Of th
choicest breeds.
Tho people OF Now Orleans hol'
matinees at the st. Charles hotel in tha
city, to gaze upor the N Moabitish inscFiE
ton left upon its register by HOrao
Greeley.
L special conr3ittee hes beer raise
in the Connecticut Legislature for tn
purpoac of canyassing the subject {
divorce, with a view to general reVi'
ion Of the laws relating thereto.
A Toledo druggist haG his nam
taken of a petition for = street improve
ment when he learned that such woul
.improye the health of the neighbo
hood.
The returns show that nearly ever
town in Massachusetts, which voted
tie question of licensing the sale
beer and ale, voted "no" by a large m
jsltS
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Ducks are said to do good service in
exterminating the potato bug. A gen
tleman of Piqua, Ohio, put pair of
Muscovys into his potato patch, which
was literally swarming with the bugs.
The ducks ate the bugs with such avid
ity that the latter were soon extermin-
ated, and the patch has not since been
troubled with them. The ducks did
not appear to suffer any i'll effects from
eating the bugs, and were not very slow
in "taking in" all they could discover
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THE "new departure" of the Demo
cratic party Of Pennsylvania in their
convention at Harrisburg, has fallen
like a wet blanket upon the organiza,
tion. It has taken them completely by
surprise, and they don't know what td
make of it. Some have an idea that
it means a consolidation with the Re
publicans, while others say it is only ;
bait to catch the colored voters.
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THE public debt statement shows a
larger reduction Cor the month OF May
than was expected. The quarterly
payment Of pensions, it was thought,
would reduce the payment on the debt
to about three millions Of dollars. But
+he report shows reduction of about
sour and a half millions. This is an
excellent report unner the circumstan-
. ees.
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THE friends of Hon. Horace Greeley,
IN Kansas, have succeeded in drawing
tron him letter to the effect that he
will not decline the Presidential ncmi-
nation Il it is rendered him.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Auditor General:
,Ehe ssst, Central Committee,

of tho Republican party of Pennsyiva,
MIA will meet at the Logan House, AL
toona, on Wednesday, June 2lat, at L
m. A full attendance is requested, a'
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acted.
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RAILROADS.
8, ERIE RAILROAD.
SUMMER TINE TABLE.

ON and after MONDAY, JUNE 5th, 1871,
~ tie trains on the Philadelp hia b
Erie Railr Dad will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Phila alelphia.. T.1O y. m.
" RidgwGy....l0.O3 a. m.
" " arrive at Erio....... $50 p. m,
Erie EIr leaves Philadelphia. ...l2 80 p. m
" " Ridgway.... . 20 a. m.
" " arrive at Erie....... 40 o. III.
Accommodation, leaves Renova, lib a. M.
" Ri lgway,. %. As p. III.
'' arr at kane.....S.O0p m.
HG.l Train leaves Erie..........1l.3O a. m.
Ridgway...... 452 p. nj.
arrive at philad'a... T.30 a. IN.
Grie Express leaves Erle....... 800 p. m.
" Pidgway... 2,20 q. m.
q" " arrat Philadelphia. . 80 p. M.
Accommodation, leaves kane...... $50 u. IN.
Ridgway... 7.25 n. m.
arr at St. Marys $50 m.
leaves st. Marys 1880 a III.
arr at RenOyO...... 6.4Op. me-
Mail East connects east and welt at Erie
With l. s & VI S r W and at Cory and
Irviueton with Oil Greek and Allegheny II
& W.
Mail West with west bound trains on L
| ) & NJ S II W and at Cory and Irvineton
| with Oil Greek and Allegheny K Il W.
Warren Accommodation east and west
with trains on l. and NJ S Il east and
west and at Cory with OC and A r r W.
Erie Accommodation East at Cory and
| lrvineton with and A RI RW.
Elmira Mail and Buffalo Express make
| close connection at Willamsport with n Z
| K w trains north and south.
Catawissa passenger trains will be run
| east from WilliamSport on Elmira Mail.
NM. A. BALDWIN.
Genl Sup't.
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NEW TINE TABLE,.
NEW TINE TABLE.
Commencing June 9th. 1871.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY II. r.
TIE BEST ROUTE BETWEEN PITTS
BURGH AND POINTS ON THE
PlIIL'A. & ERIE r. r.

GOING SOUTH.
Day Express leaves Oil City at 10 a IN
Arrives at Pittsburgh 90 p m
Night Express leaves Oil City 40 p III
Arrives at Pittsburgh & 40 a IN
Mail leaves Oil City 3 40 III
Arrives at Pittsburgh 90 p IN
GOING NORTH.
Day Express leaves Pittsburg at 35 a m
Arrives at Oil City at % p III
Night Express leaves Pittsburgh 10 10 p IN
Arrives at Oil City 55 m
Way Passenger leaves Pittsburgh II 80 p NJ
Aarrives at Oil City 7 45 p N
Close Connections made at Cory for
Pittsburgh with trains East and West on
P. & Il. r. r.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleep
| ing Cars on Night Express Trains between
| Cory and Pittsburgh.
Ask for Tickets via Allegheny Valley R.
R.
J. ]. LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-06-15

ON and after MONDAY. JUNE 5th, 1871,
~ tie trains on the Philadelp hia d
Erie Railr Dad will run as follows: