Tip li( Couqty JiDcccali.
JOHN O. HALL raoFRIKTOa.
J. r. moose, ruoLieiirn.
jhUHoIJAl, DEC, 13i7i, li!(3(3.
77 l' resident's Jtiessafre.
We this wees give the remainder of
thin tuoat important documeut. What,
ever cite may be said of 1 'resident John
son, his greatest monies must admit
thtit he always locks up Lis assertions
with i-ouud constitutional arguments.
The present Message is one of the
tut Me state papers that has been
tii, wsiuce the days of Buchanan's
U(.ni'i)ittraliou. Mr. Jolmsou reiterates
hi i'oitncr declarations as regards the
reoonetruction question, in a clear and
forcible manner. He appeals to the
good reuse of Cougress in a candid and
statesmanlike wanner- Let everyone
lead it. M.
The New York Xent truthfully
and forsibly observes that "it is time
that come more efficient agency than
lucre argument and expostulation should
bo used to enforce tho will of the ma
jority. The President has defined his
position now what will he do to main
tain it?" With a clear majority of
about eight hundred thousand votes in
fi.vcr ot the Union policy of the Prcsi.
tler.t it is high time that something he
tioec to vitalize that policy. The law.
leM cubel now domineering over the
people, abusing the President and tbrea
tening our fiuancial and political des,
truction, must be throttled and burled
lrora tbe high places they have usurped.
The lawless threats and efforts now ma
king in the II u nip Congress must be
stopped , and, as tbe Radical insist that
the times ate still warlike and revolution
ary, let them be dealt with in that spirit.
In martial law tbe Commander.in-chief
the President, je usurpers! has a
panacea for all the ills of disunion. Has
be the net va to use it, it need be ? We
will see-
The UcrW ears : ' The heart sick-O'j-
at the recital of what was Baid aud
done by .he Representatives of the peo.
pit tvithi'i forty-eight hours after they
had Hbsembled at the National Capital.
There was a time when respect was
paid to tbe President of the United
fc tutes by virtue of office, no matter how
unpopular ho might be ; but that day is
parsed To'day he seems to be the
most popular man who can sny the
hardest iliiugs of the Executive." All
of w hich goes to prove that " graud
moral ideas " have not elevated the
etaudard of political excellence.
A most atrocious robbery occurred
at Hai'tline, Union County, Illinois, last
week. The isolated residence of an old
man was entered by two robust villains,
and not only robbed of S3,000 or 84,000
but the old man, and a woman confined
to her bed by sickness, and a relative of
the family were tied hand and foot, aud
then, as with the hope of wiping out
every trace of their guilt, tho fiends set
lire to tho bulding- One of tbe parties
released herself aud saved tbe others.
Two huspcotcd men have been arrested
ou the charge of the robbery.
The Evausvillc (Ind.) Journal
chronicles tho death of Mr. David Aik
en, at the age of eighty years, who
walked from New Orleans on a race with
the first steamboat tbat ever came up
the river to his place, in Warrick Coun
ty, beating the boat two days.
The Columbus (Ohio) Stateman
pays tbat oue II. M. Taylor, hailing from
Vermout, lately sold to some citizens of
Alton, Franklin County, what purport,
ed to be spleudid black Spanish bucks.
Tbe first rain that came, however, wash
ed off their hue, aud they proved to bo
ordinary white "scruts."
A case of prolonged lethargy has
oeeured near Yvelot, iu France. A
young man aged twenty has now beeu
sleeping for about three weeks. Gruel
uud a small quantity ot wiuo are passed
dowu his throat every day. His respi
ratiou aud pulse are regular, lie is said
to have luiu in a similar state for a fort
night, three years ago.
A letter from Newbury, Vt ,on the
Connecticut, dated December 5, says
Moobhillock Mountain in covered with a
glittering white mantle of snow a tbous.
and feet below its summit.
At Cedar Falls, Iowa, last Monday
i young man named MeLain stole two
hundred dollars, mi when detected,
ut his throat with a penknife. He
nr:i likely to survive at last accouut.
The Dotroit Advetiter says thut
" ijulte a large portion of the lady 'ton'
of that city niake their own boots." It
ij&hiou, not economy.
Tbe Rgdicals Bay tbe South can't
t-Mi into the Union, but that is Radical
wit- ! r-iVi Ikmocrat.
UIiLiIHJlL.1 ..! iwjm""mi
SHEHMANS MISSION.
Preparation to Receive Gen.
Sherman in 7lexicot ICtc.
Correspondence N. Y, HeiaM.
Vera Cuuz, Nov. 23. Twenty.
four liouih at Vera Cruz have solved all
doubts as to the reception Lieutenant-
Gcueral Sherman, Minister Campbell
and their suite, will meet with in this
city. They will bo welcomed with open
arms. Yesterday I happened to meet
the French Consul, M. Courthial. He
was courteous and even communicative,
He informed me that the French au
thorities would with pleasure place an
escort at tbe disposal of General Sher
man, to conduct him to the city of
Mexico, where he would be compelled
to go, for tbe purpose of seeing Marshal
Bazaiue and General Castlenau, who
were the only persous that he could con
sult.
This is not all that might be said of
the disposition of the French authori.
tics. On learning from the newspapers
that an expedition to Mexico hnd been
fitted out iu1 the United States and was
expected to arrive at Vera Cruz, Admi
ral Clouc, commanding the French flett
here, telegraphed to Marshal liazaioo to
know what ho was to do. Tbe reply
was that the Susquehanna was to bo
received with all the honors usually ac
corded to the ships.of.war of a friendly
power. The French, indeed, are heart
ily tired of their bclcblanc their white
elephant and not an ofliccr I have
spoken to but exults in the rpospect of
soon transferring the Mexicans to other
guardianship. One of them eveu ex
pressed a hope tbat Shcrruau would shoot
eveiy rascal in Mexiso.
The Susquehanna was to have sailed
from Havana on Saturday last for Tam
pico. which port she will probably reach
to.morrow. It is possible that envoys
from President Juarez may be in wait,
ing for them there. Up to Friday last
it would seem no definite information of
the friendly disposition of the French
authorities at Vera Cruz had reached
General Sherman or Minister Campbell,
aud it was therefore, deemed prudent to
try Tampico first ; that port, though on
ly seven or eight hours' sail from Vera
Cruz, being in tho hands of the Liber,
als. Mr. Saulnier, who, in the absence
of Mr. Laue, the excellent United Sta
tes Consul here (now back at his post;,
has looked after Ame.riean interest in
this port, started yesterday for Tampico
in the British mail steamer Elder to
await the arrival of the Susquehanna,
and it is presumed to communicate to
the Mexican mission that a favorable
reception awaits them in Vera Cruz.
For a nation so inert and apathetic in
all that regards their iutcrests as tbe
Mexicans notoriously arc, quite a re
spectable amount of enthusiasm seems
to have been aroused by this interposi.
tion of the United States ou their be
half. Nor docs tho presence of the
French troops here entirely restrain the
outward tuanifestions of their feelings.
Sherman's name is mixed up with the
harmless little decoctions they imbibe at
the street corners. They get off quaint
little jokes about the brave man who
was going to stand by his guns, never so
long, but who has run away at the first
shake of Sherman's sword.
Diplomacy, however, will have more
to do with the settlement of this ques
tion than the sword. Tbe brunt of the
business will probably have to be born
by Minister Campbell aud his cxperi
enced Secretary of Legation, Mr.
Plumb.
Liberal emissaries abound even in
V$ra Cruz, aud any one whose dress or
appearance savors of tbe American is
sure to encounter them. Truth to say
they are a hard. looking crowd, and any
one who would entrust himself auioug
them with more than twenty reals in his
possession aud without a pistol would
carry valor to tbe vergo ot rashness.
Outside the city walls, lying in the glar.
ing suu, his head bound round and sev
eral putrescent sores exposed obtrusively
to view, I saw yesterday a most misera.
ble looking object. Instead of the ex
pected " For the love of God, a peso.
Siguor," he drew from under bis gabcr
dino two dirty photographs one was
certainly Maximilian : the other was
possibly Juarez. Rapidly shuffling
them so as to briug Juarez uppermost
he grinned and thrust them back again
without a word. A regiment of Turcos
qassed dircctlyalterwards at the double,
quick. Perspiratiou streamed down
their sooty countenances and each had
a bundle slung ou bis bayonet. Appar
ently they wero about to re.embark for
Algeria. A troop of Mexicau city A
rabs followed them at a safe dictauce
booting and pointing at them. Thus
are the mighty fallen.
Maximilian remains at Orizaba, but
the information comes from the Aus
trian ooojoUie, that a largo tbip la
been engaged for the conveyance of bin
effects Irom Very Cruz back to Mirnmar.
Certainly judging from tho number of
cumbroui packages one sees on the
wharves hero addressed " A. S. M.
Maximiliano I., Itnpcratorc, Messico,"
a very large vessel will bo required fur
the purpose.
For some timo past a letter has been
lying at the Post Office here, directed
" General W. T. Sherman, till called for
Post Office, Very Cruz." Ou its first
reception it must have caused the postal
authorities a little perturbation. How
ever they courageously advertised it
with the other letters lor strangers not
called for, aud the Yankee sailors in port
seem to make a point of coming daily
to look nt the notice, and to expectorate
a semi ciielo of notes of admiral ion
round the board containing i. Sher
man's calling for it is not so improbable
now as it seemed a week ago.
PnoaiiEss of " Voodooism." A
Memphis paper states that last week in
the practice of " Voodooism" " five ne
groes " in the garb which Father Abam
is supposed to have worn before his fall,
" (lashed across South street into an op.
en Culd, yelling and shoutiug like mad
men, to tho terror of the women and the
amusement of the men." 'This " Voo
dooism," is a disgustingspecies of native
African paganism with ceremonies and
rites as varied and lothsome as those of
the witches in Macbeth
The Rev. C. K. Marshall reports the
negroes in Mississippi as fast relapsing
into paganism, and the Galveston Bul
letin mentions instances of frecdmen
practicing, in many portions of Txas,
sorcery, witchcraft and the most absurd
religious mummeries.
" Medicine men" in that State have
taken place of negro physicians in the
confidence of negro patients, and ' rely
upon the curative powers of chicken
feathers, old bones, snake skins, &c.
At a recent meeting of the Methodist
coderence for Texas, the bishop stated
that- in traveling lately through Howard
county, in that State, he fouud a relig
ious organization among the negroes,
calling themselves " The -4ngel Ban J,"
a very paganist consert.
Married by Mistake. Tho De.
troit I'liian of Thursday says : " Last
evcuing Edward Thayer and Miss Hel
en F. Jelliman, attended by Mr. Aus
tin Humphrey and Annie K- Crause,
went to St- Paul's Church, tho former
to get married, and the latter to net as
groomsman and bridesmaid. They all
stood up before the altar, and the offici
ating clergyman, the Rev. Mr. Dunn,
supposing that both couples were to 'bo
married, requested the gentlemen to join
hands with their respective ladies which
wus done, and in a very a short space of
time tho four wero made two. Tbe sit.
uation being fully realized by the latter
couple, they concluded to ucccpt what
they could not very well help, and all
adjourned to their boarding bnuse quite
well pleased with the result ol the preach
er s mistake.
The Fexia.ns London, Dec. 8.
The F euian troubles in Ireland aro evi
dently opening in still more alarming
proportions, as it is reported here to day
that iu addition to the troops already dis.
patched to that island, two calvulry reg
intents have been ordered to leave im
mediately for the scene of distuibanje.
MaXIMILUN-Paims, DKC. 8. L'l.
Frn r newspaper of this morning as.
sertsth.it Maximilian has telegraphed to
some of the phyeicians attending the
Empress Carlotta, to meet him at Gib
raltar by the middle of December.
-The Newport (R. I ) Mureury has
a listot 356 inhabitants of that city who
have attaiucd the age of seventy yeais
buing one iu every thirty. five ot the pop
ulation. The Loudon lelcgrnph baa the
largest circulation in Englaud 155,
000.
THE MARKETS.
Ripoway, Deo. 13. 18Gfi.
FLOUR, per bbl $U 00i 1.1 OO
PORK do.... ....27 ( 0
WHEAT, per bushel... :! OO
RYE i M
CORN i -5
OATS J)r
BUCKWHEAT 1
DRIED APPLES i 00
MEANS ;;O0
I5UTTER per pound 10
LARD o
CHEESE .""";,
MACKEREL ,
WHITE FISH jo
EGGS per duien 40
GREtN APPl ES, per barrel 5" 00
Erie. Pa., Deo. 12, 18CG.
FLOUR per bbl $1150 to 15 no
1J,)KK 210010 25.10
Kl'fc' " 18 00 to 21 00
WHITE FISH i bbl 9 25 to 6 60
MACKEREL lOOOtoUGO
WHEAT per bushel 2 C4) to 2 75
BEANS 1 75 to 2 00
EGGS perduieu 03 ra or.
LARD per pound lSto 20
CHEESE , 10 ia 17
BUTTER. "3 in 2i
flcto iflii)i)eiii3:bji)l3.
UK SALE I
A GOOD SPAN OP nOU6E3,
inquire ut or address
X. B. OOBB,
dccl3tsof Uidgway, Pa.
XTOTIC;E WHEREAS. MY WIFE TEll.
ISSA WILDFIKEhas left mv bed and
hoard without just cause or provocation, all
persons are hereby cautioned against har
boring or trusting heron my account as 1
will pay no crebls or ner contraiiing.
ANTHONY WILDFIRE.
Dec. 13th 18GG. St.
THAYER HOUSE,
RIDGWAY, PA.
DAVID THAYER, Proprietor.
The undoraigned having 6ttcd up a large
and commodious hotel on tle southwest
corner of Centre and Mill streets, with good
ana convenient stabling attacked, respect
fully solicits the patronage of hie old friends
and I lie p-itlio generally.
decl3'60 It DAVID THAYER.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVKN TRiT A
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
ers of the Le Mont Gis Coal Company
will be held at the otuce ot the Compa
ny No. 71, Broadway. New York City
on THURSDAY, the 20th inst., at
1 o'clock. 11. A. K. MORN,
declo 2t. Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
LETTERS Ot ADMINISTRATION
on tho Estate of Eddy Hyatt, late of
fox township, JMk county, deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned.
therciore all persons having claims
agniust, or aro in any way indebted to
said estate are requested to call aud settle
their account!!.
J. N. HYATT, Adm'r.
ORPHA HYATT, Ad'x
dec!3 6tpd.
GREAT
BARGAINS!!
AUCTION I AUCTION!
rnHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO
I ...11 .1..:- v . : a. -i. r
Bin meir jiyiru qiuuk vi
Beady Made Clothing!
Consisting of
Overcoats, Bustnesi it Dress
Coats, Pants, Wests, ifc.
Auction to commence on Monday evening
The 17th day of December,
And to continue every evening until the
whole is sold,
vg-Tlic business of the firm to continue
at the same place as heretofore.
0. P. HISTENACH k Co.
ST. MARY'S, PA.
decI31t
NEWSHOP.
TLX! TIN!! TIN!!!
STOVES ! STOVES 1 ! STOVES !!.!
John Sosenheimer & Co.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS.
ST. MARY'b, PA.
Kceris constantly on hand anil Pur snlo
a lar;e and well selected stock of TIN
WARE, STOVES ke. U e have
everything generally kept in a Tin Shop.
Our Stock of STOVES consists in cart
of ANTIHUST PARLOR .t
COOKING STOVES,
ALSO IRON GATE & WHEAT
SIIEAF STOVES.
STOVE PIPE can be had ut r.nr
shop cither riveted or proved.
SPOUTI.VOAND ROOFING, dona on
tihort notice and ut reasonable rates.
June 11'flG-ly,
CM nnpim YEAR! we
J rJVV. wuut Agent everywhere
to sell oiirtMrnnvED $20 Sewing Machines.
Three new kinds. Under mil unnr food
Sent on trial. Warranted five years. Above
salary or large comiiiixsioiin paid. The only
mncmncs iou in me united Mates for less
than which are fvll'i lietnuni ly Jlowt,
WhttUr Jt Wihnn. Grovtr A Hatrr . Sir.nr
It Co.. and liaclithler. All nther plu-nn i..
chine are infriwjimtHl and the ttller or uer
nro reliable ;o arrmi, me ana impritanmcnt.
Illustrated C'rculnrs ;u iil free. AHiinnu nr
cull upon Sinw & Clark, at liidoufnrd,
MHinn. ori;incogo. 111. rmay-17'uii-ly
T?OIl S A Li ill I
I 1 Twi Ktoiim r.mu
inch bore and 11-iuch stroke, with u sin
siiuitx ana line nliun. so.
Also. FOCIl rvlindnr hniW ikii. f..
l.mg and of eiitficient power to drive Ih
iwu engine. Any one desirous or purcnai
in Steam Mnchinei-v will find it imi,.;. .,1
tmiuiite 10 uau upon me suoscrioerat rorti
land Mills. HIRAM CARMAN,
RiJgway, Pa. oct. 4th 3m.
Refined Oil, Good Quality, by tbe
barrel, at (31) cents per gallon, by
oclll-lf J.POWELL.
If VOU Want D" Jana'e or Dr.
Ayer'e celebrated Medicines, pure, call
upon 1 lie only authorized agent, in Ridg
way. oct. 11-tf J. POWELL.
If VOU Want 'oa1 of Salt. Flour,
of Feed, you can save money byihuying
of oct 11 if. J. POWELL.
G.roccries of all Kinds,
cheaper than can be bought at Erie,
at wholesale or retail, by
oct. 11-tf. J. POWELL.
DR. J. S. BORDWELL Electio FhyiL
cian. Late of Warren eewnly Pa., will
promptly answer all prnfesnwnal calls by
night or day. Residence one door east of
the late residence of Hon. J. L. Oillia,
Mar-22'6-ly.
H
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Ridgwa v. Penna.
Mrs E. 0. Cltm.Nii. VxPfnetfttl.
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CAN BE BOUOriT I.V
Erie City.
QIVEUSA CALL, AND WE WILL
Prove it
TARGE CAPACITY, GREAT Stregnth
1 and uneaualled f Deed, simnl ioitv and
completeness of oneration. ara nimlilino n
culiar to the
Nonpareil . Washing Ma-
etrictly mechanical principles, and tbe ex-
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use in fcmilieq. holnlfl nnH tiuKliM
proves it to be of lasting value to the pur-
vunacr
The manner nf otMiin vn....:i
- -r e .-uiiai en,
by roiary motion aeting on a crankshaft
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uiino wneei, i wnicn mores the
plunuers allernntptr m tK .imtilAai l .
- j j ...v v.u.f-.vai, icnov
laborious and tnniit nnwrful tl,ai AAnKHA
. r-"-.-....wv..UWMW-
vised for the purpose, and accomplishes the
"' greatest rapiaity ana tne
least possible labor.
ine great speed with which this machine
performs work will h nnrfarainnii f-m k.
statement that it in vaiH ia eiw ....i...
of the plungers for one turn of the handle,
or, when worked leisurely, about four hun
dred strokes a minute Safety to the fabric
washed is insured by the entire absence of
rubbing.
A ffirl or bnv nf fiflAAn n tk. .
chine, and do a week's washing for a family
. o, m ciBii jicrsuus in iwo io inree hours
time; and it may be relied on to cleanse the
clothinff thoroughly, witl.nnt
from hand rubbing
bend for free Descriptive Circular and
terms to dealers. In whnm .:u.
of sale is secured.
OAKLEY & KEATING,
184, Water St., N. Y.
July 20,'B6-ly
W SHERER.
IT Dealer in
two, tJdofleow, m9 5i)ei
MUS1U ROOMS'
No. 45, Fertt Avenue, Corry, Penna,
Refers to J. Powell. B. P. T.U hm -
IgnotiusGarner, Chas. Haigen. St. Mary's!
uuiiltl,
lXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Whereas, let-
m j .v.iraiiiurj on me estate or Jos.
Hpi lAt nf l(a . ; . i ,
iuhiiniiip, ueceased,
huve been granted to the undersigned, Ihey
j b---" iu ii persons indented
to Maul HMtata In maV. .' J .
- " imiiicu.-nie payment,
add those having claims against the same
will nresent them HnW ik.nt:..i.j .
.'ivwi cu ior
settlement. O. F, SHAFFER. Eiecutnr
CAROLINE SEEL, Ex'x,
nov226tpd. '
CTRAY IIEIFFER.--5.ray-KJ
ed away from the premises of the sun.
senber about the first of last June, a BRIX
DLE HEIFFER, has two large white spots
on outside of each hind W. mll knrn.
one crooked, a few white spots on bellv
and a white star on forehead, and is two
years old. Any person giving Information
of said heiffer, will be liberally rewarded.
MAKTIJV- FRITZ,
Nov. 8, 1866. 8t. Beniinger, P. 0.
4011X0. HALL ,A. M.
HALL & rmn
Attorneys - at - Law.
ST. MARY'S: tw'
BENZINGER P. 0. ELK COUNTY, PA.
oepternDer ZO, I860, ly.
Wia?i
TIP T-"" TTi noiiTm
OOaS Of the hmiuiA .st mi u. . vii.
county, Pa., having on the 81st day of Oe
tober. A. D. J866, made a geaerat assign,
meat for the keaefit of creditors to the un
dersigned, aH careens indebted to nid firm
will please make payment, and all having
claims preeent tr.em to
vilARLto MoVEAK, Assignee.
St. Mary'a, Beoaiuger P. 0.
Peeeober 6th, 1868.
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WHEREAS, HON. R. G. WHITE,
President, ant) (Imitn. M-.-
dn ."una 1-11AV.
E. C. Schumze, Associete Judges
of the Court of Common Pleas, and
Justices of the Court rtf Oi,r,. e.
sions and Orphans' Court, and Court of
vyrrauo jermner, and General Jail
Delivery of Elk connrv r.B t,:.
ceptsto rue directed, have ordered
u-ouit oi Common Pleas, a Court of
Quarter Sessions, Orphans' Court, and
uc'"' "a JJeuverv, to be holden at
Ilidgway, in and for the county of Elk
on the
SECOND MONDAY IN JAN. 1867.
being the 14th day ofthemoDth and to
continue the week. NOTICE is here,
by given to the Coroner, Justices of the
Peace and Constables of the county of
Elk. , that they are by these precepts
commanded to be then and there in their
proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. M., of
said day, with their rolls, records and
inquisitions and other remembrances
to do those things which their offices'
appertain to be done, and that all Jus.
tices of said county make returns of all
the recognizances entered into before
them to the Clerk of the court as per
Act of Assombly, passed May 8th 1864.
And those who are bound by their re
cognizans to prosecute the prisoners
that are or chall be in the Jail of said
county of Elk, and to be then and there
to prosecute against them as shnll
just. J. A. M ALONE. Rh.riff
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