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J. S. B 0 RD W E L L, Editor .
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1870.
FOR CONGRESS.
SON. GLENNI W. SCOHELD.
TOR ASSEMBLY.
WILLIAM E. LATHE?
FOR PRESIDENT JUDGE.
L. D. WETMOEE,-
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
or County Commissioner,
k. W. GRAY, of Jay township.
For Jury Coniniisnv;ner,
CHARLES MEAD, ofRidgway.
For Cowi'y Surviyor,
3. L. BROWN, of Joucs township.
For County Auditor,
CHARLES M'VEAN. of St. Mirvs.
A Word to the Charitable and the Pros
perous. In the fall of 1S68 this paper was iu the
hands of, nnd owned by J. F. Moore,
Esq., and was Democratic, advocating the
Election of Seymour and Blair. Two weeks
prior to the Presidential election, and af
dr the State election, Mr. Moore was called
o another field of lahor, and the office and
paper was offered for sale. The Republi
can party in the County then Jr;i! in a
state of hilarity, and some of the leading
1'epublicaus in this place, without konw
ing.the difference betveeu before election
nnd after elcctiou, thought it would be a
good move for the party, and for the mor
als of the couuty, to purchase the concern
and make it a Republican paper. A con
tract was made with Mr. Moore, and James
H. Ilagerty, J. S. Bordwcll and John It.
Paird, acting as trustees for those who
paid a portion of the purchase mouey in-
hand to Mr. Moore, and for those who
should pay thereafter, and the paper was
purchased. These gentlemen had assuran
ces that the money to pay for it would be
obtained, but only a portion of it has been
forthcoming. Mr. Moore assigned his con
tract to a very worthy and liberal member
of the Democratic party in this place, for
a debt due the latter gentleman, who after
waiting patiently for tbo money duo him,
fully as long as any Republican would or
ought to have waited, sued the Trustees
and obtained a judgment against them for
the balance due upon the contract, about
$l)CO. Upon this judgment a very worthy
Republican became bail for stay of execu
tion as time was of importance to the
whole republican party of this county,num
bering is settled by the resolution of the
late Republican County Convention of Erie
County j3G3, as against 8007 in that eouuty
The time fur the stay run out some time
ago. A Julgment ripa for execution is
recorded in the court of the highest civil
power in this county, we cannot disguise
the fact; the Sheriff has now in his hands
a paper, with a seal upon it, and upon that
seal is the Coat of arms of this Common
wealth impressed, and the opening para
graph of the paper is "The Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, to the Sheriff of Elk
County, Greeting : The kind Sheriff says
it is a ,Fie far" and he must have it paid
lie was asked if he had no bowels of com
passion, and he replied 'not one entraih'
The document, and the money must be re
turned to toe court, which meets in tins
place the 7th. day of November. The debt
was at first $1200, it is now about $900
If we can raise 8500 from that description
of persons who are referred to at the head
of the article, the balance can be made
up here, and the organ of the proud Re
publican party in this county saved. If
not it must disgracefully trailed in the
dust, and the three gentlcme who acted
as Trustees for the Republican party uiust
pay the debt which belongs to the party to
pay, which would be gross injustice to
them. If we had officeholders in this coun
ty we would bleed them ; but we have not
We tried to have a condidate that h
might have been depleted for this purpose,
but be was wrenched from us. We are
politically poor and impecunious. W
implore aid now, material aid, and we
can be saved. If any one doubts what we
Bay they can scud to the Prothonotary of
this county and get a certified copy of
the record.
Friends and fellow citizens, remittances
sent to James II. Ilagerty or J. S. Bord
well, of this place (Ridgway, Elk County.
Pa.1 will be thankfully received, and ap
propriated to a good cause, and acknowl
edged in our columns, if requested, and
the autographs of the senders preserved
for future reference. If we are not re
lieved as we desire, this may be the last
appeal we shall ever make to a liberal and
benevolent publio, for our confidence in it
will be lost.
'In the altnanaos eays a Paris paper,
'we find a list of nine princes of the Bona
parte family ; how many of them are in frcot
of tbe enemy?'
Rosponse of Erie Co? Committee.
Below we give the response of the Erie
County Committee to a communication of
our Committee:
Erie, Ta., Sept 19 1870.
W- &. Ilamhlin, Esq., Chairman of Elk
Co. Erjmblican Committee.
Dear Sm. I have tho honor of ack
nowedging tho receipt of your letter of the
3d inst., addressed to me in reply, to the
offer of tho Erio Couuty Committee made
ut their meeting on the "5th ult.
I have to state that your communication
together with one ironi the Warren Cctn
mitteo on the same subject were regarded
by me ns presenting questions of so grave a
character as to need tho aid and advice of
the County Committee Accordingly that
ody was called to meet on tho 13th inst.
Neatly all of the members of our large com
mittee responded to the call.
The replies from Warren and Elk coun-
ies were laid before them for action. A
delegation from Warren being present for
consultation, a committee was appointed to
confer with them, who after an iutcrview
made a report with the followiug resolution
annexed :
"Resolved That waiving the question of
the regularity or irregularity of tho nomi
nation made cu the 11th of August at Ir
inton, we do in behalf of the Republicans
of Etio Couuty, nominate and present tho
ante of Hon. L. D. Wcttnore as our can-
idate for President Judge of the sixth
Judicial District, hereby pledging the
hearty support of the Republicans of Erie
County." Which was passed.
This action prompted by the unanimity
with which the nominee was being suppor
ted by the Republicans of Elk Couty, and
by the representations of the high character,
the Cue attainments, irreproachable life and
eminent fitness of Mr. Wetmore for the
position, made by his Warren neighbors
has now placed the three counties of the
uittrict in political unison ; and in com
mending the fact I can officially and per
sonally tespond to accept tha kind send
meuts expressed by you towards Mr. Wet
more, a fact uow alluded to with moro em
phasis as you know fiom the proceedings
at Irvinton the zeal and pertinacity with
which I adheied to our county's first
choico, lion. S. E. Woodruff. Be assured
that now, prompted by the same wish to-
wards having, which you have so well ex
pressed, it will be the aim of our Republi
cans to matntaiu at this election the pres
age which Erie County has so loug en
eyed as the Banner County of the North
West.
Our ticket now complete, we arc hard a
work and trust that the same activity
throughout the Sixth Judicial and the
Nineteenth Congressional Districts may
give to our candidates the majorities they
merit.
Very truly yours.
D. B. McGreauy, Chairman
M. E. Duslap, Sec-.etary.
JUS WAR IN EUROPE
London, September J24. A correspon
dent's letter just received, which left Paris
on the night of the 20th, hiings eight hours
later advices than previously received. It
confirms the rumor previously expressed of
another revolution in tho capital, this time
in the iuterest of the extreme radical party
known as "Reds."
There is great danger of a revolutionary
outbreak, involving aoothcr change of Gov
ernment.
The lleds are furous against the presen
leaders, and express themselves eager for
place aud power. They have been thor
oughly organized, and evince a disposition
to seize posession of the Hotel de Ville as the
initial step of their rebellious progrmme
iicis.'ance to their plans will bo difficult
It is impossible to fay what would be tho
effect of 'iieir obtaining control of the Gov
eminent, but the people dread pillage au
assassination.
London, September 24. The Times hrs
the following details of the meeting of King
William of Prussia and tho Emperor Napo
lton at 13ellevue : The meeting was very
cordial apparently. After shaking hands
they entered the conservatory. The officers
came out, leaving the two alone. A dia
logue then took place, of which tho follow
ing is the substance :
King William 'God has given our arms
victory in the war you have piecipitated.'
Emperor Napoleon 'The war was not
sought by me, but was imposed upen me by
publio opinion.'
The King, asserting emphatically, 'Your
ministers created that opiniou. Your army,
however, certainly fought bravely.'
The Emperor 'Uut the Prussians had
the discipline that mine has recently lucked.'
The King 'Before and siiice 1866 we
studied carefully the experience aud inven
tions of other nations.'
The Emperor 'Your artillery now is
everything ; it is the finest iu the world.'
The King 'Iu the matter of artillery
particularly, we have utilized the experi
ence of other nations.'
The Emperor 'Prince Frederick Charles
decided the event oi the last battle, hLa ar-
my carrying our last possition.'
Tho King 'You err ) it was my son who
fought at Sedan.'
The Emperor 'Where then was Prince
Frederick Charles.'
The King 'His army corps is before
Met.'
Tho Emperor's selpos&ession apparently
eserted hitn momentarily on receiving this
intelligence.
The King continued ; 'Have you any
thing to piopose ?
The Emperor 'Nothing whatever; I
am a prisoner.
Tho King 'With whom, then, am I to
treat V
Tho Emperor 'With the Empress;
with the Government at Paris; I am pow-
rle? s ; I can make no terms and give no
orders,'
Tho King "Will Wilhclmohoho suit
you as a residence V
The Emperor 'Yes.'
The conversation was continued a short
time, the King expressing condolence for
tho Emperor's misfortuues. He at length
withdrew with every mark of respect.
Tours, September 28. A letter dated
Paris 21th, says tho populatiuu is animated
by one sentiment, the defence of the capi
tal. The Mobile and National Guard's bo
have with great calmness "and determina
tion. A Zouave who fled in thfc recent
fight without firing a shot, and afterwards
attempted to kill the officer who arrested
him, has been shot by order of court mar
tial.
Severe measures have been taken with
regard to others who behaved badly. The
cowards are mostly recruits, who joined the
fragment of the Zouave regiments which
escaped from Sedan.
ifews m xaiEP.
Bears bring 810 a head in Attawa.
St. Louis is building a 5900,000 jail.
Topsfiell has a goose ninety years old.
Brazil will bag about 800,000 sacks of
coffee this year.
Louisiana smiles sweetly over the large
sugar crop.
The Grand Trunk Railway is building
Pulluien cars.
Missouri has disclosed to tho census tak
ers 21,000 colonels.
The sentrj's challenge at Paris Ilugo's
there ? Detroit Iribuae,
Politicians sometimes find that log-rolling
is not so easy as rolling off a log.
The cotton market is dull to-day it Liv
erpool, New York and New Orleans.
Chicago has doubled her populatien since
1SG0. She has uow 349,000 inhabitants.
The Red Stockings will make another
eastern tour the first week in October.
In Milwaukee, when a lazy man is oaught
at work, they say he is 'meddling with in
dustry.' It turns out that the woman who has not
spoken to her husband for twenty years is an
old maid.
Four men engaged in a wash-tub race
across the Ohio river, at Cincinnati, yester
day. The vomito has broken out in Barcelona,
Spain, and a largo number of deaths have
already taken place.
Tho Father of President Grant will give
them Jesse from the Ohio stump in the cur
rent campaign.
The female school-teachers of Crawford
Couuty, Indiana, have pledged themselves
not to wear corsets.
Over $104,000,000 worth of internal
revenue sti.mps were sold last year, June
30, 18(59 June 30, 1870.
Pope Pius will arrange a concordat with
Italy whereby he will be allowed to remain
at llome, but without temporal power.
Ye are surprised at the coolness of the
census taker who reports that 'there is no
tailing oil JNiagara. iv. 1. Evening Post.
The cholera is raging in Persia and South
Russia. There were one hundred cases iu
St. Pctersburgh last week, and forty-three
deaths.
A writer in Lippincott's Magazine an
nounces that most of the lakes in Florida
have holes worn iu their bottoms and are'
leakiug badly.
The Statue ot the late lamented for any
other man) is doubtless placed in its present
situation iu remembrauce ot his efforts to
see the Union square.
It is said to be a trick of tho politicians
now to report in the newspapers that every
promiuent man they waut to kill off 'has had
an attack of paralysis.'
The Ku Klux World has noticed that
the Wyoming women voted theopperhead
roughs out of office in the territory, and has
opened the viles ol its abusive wrath upon
mem.
Uow much trouble would be saved if peo
ple would heed the following sentence in
'Lothair :' 'Never you sign a DaDcr without
reading it ficet, and knowing well well what
it mouna '
Gen. II. M. Bowermnn. a prominent mili-
tita Dflieer and colonel during the war, has
defaulted against the Government to the
tune of 825,000.
The steamer City of Brooklyn, which
sailed from New York on Saturday, took
out one hundred ana hlty recruits lor the
trench and Prussian armies.
The furniture factory and ware-rooms of
Elliot & llughans, at Richmond, Indiana,
were entirely destroyed by fire on Sunday
night. Loss, $35,000 insured for $5,000.
Miss MaryC. Greene, of Ohio, employed
as a compositor in the office of the Gov
ernment printer, has, by au almost unani
mous vote, been nuimtted as a member of
the Columbia Typographical Union.
A gentleman residing at Utica declares
that on a recent occasion, while walking
along the track of the New York Central
Railroad, he was struck by the cowcatcher,
and caught in coming down by the fireman,
who held him last until! the engine was
stopped.
The United States steamer Guerriere has
been placed at the disposition of the com
mute tor the removal ot I'arragut s remains
to New York. Two divisions of militia will
parade on the occasioned of the funeral,
and the Seventh regiment will act as a
guard of honor.
Gen. Ulrich, the bravest commander of
modern times, telegraphs that he will soon
have to surrender StarHburg, as the Prus
sians are using tour hundred guns against
the city, and ho is out of ammunition. He
deserves to be made gcneral-in-chief of the
of the 1'rcnch army ot the Re publio.
i
The Corps in Michigan. The Detroit
Fete Press says the splended weather of
the past week (ending September 10) has
been well improved by toimers iu their
fall work. A large amount of wheat has
been sown, and a very large amount of
ground prepared that will be sown the
coining week. The hot weather has ripen
ed the corn and put it out of danger from
frost, and at least half of the crop is cut
and put in shock. The large crop of buck
wheat is maturing rapidly, and will soon be
harvested. In some few localities the po
tato crop is nearly destroyed by the bug,
but where the insect has not appeared the
crop is first rate. A large amount of hay
has been cut and secured during tho week.
The late cut grass will make a sufficient
amount of fodder, of superior quality. The
crop of broom-corn is excellent, and all of
it out of the way of uost.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Letters ot
Administration on the Estate of John Nolf,
late of Horton Towuship, Elk Couuty, de
ceased, have been granted to the uuder
signed. All persons indepted to said Es
tate are requested to call and settle, ana
those haviuj: claims against the same will
present them duly authenticated for settle
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NEW NOVELETS
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Nove'el. by Miss Hosmcr, te.
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makes the 'Elastic Look Siitoh' and is warran
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