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A TALE OTAWfUL OTJTIL1.CE.
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h tho Mo:i
tkirinishes hu
u i;i in a v v
it Hi: HI. V.
s arc cr.jia.nod in war
ene;rins, in which several
o td!;eu place.
A tlc-.-.ti Active typhoon recently
i.Mti'J the scan of China, completely do
Mrnintf the :!,iippiti:i iu several ports;
tl.; fivjiaents' an I wrecks of vessel
j'icm the harbor ui Hone; Konp; alone,
tire faid to strew the shore for many
l,:ihs.
Tlio i'eiiiau alarm ij on the in
crease, mkI tun coiii nines to cause ex
t-a. '.'.ii.iii'V pro; auth'ns.
MMiTpior, Is: exi-cuttm; a
body iii London.
M. Achille
statu
!uvy, tlio
10 of Tea-
1'aris on
the time
ho .!),
j-1 i
it HIS (If
I'.mhl, the eminent
and financier, died in
ML'nd (i7 years. At
ith he was minister of
Ftate, and member of the senate.
otir.ru
by th.i pr'.nco do Jeiuvi';!e at (.'larcsiiont.
The whole fleet now proceeds to .ea.
The Giiriljfildii'.iis were defeated by
the papal f'jvce.1 at Moutulibicta, in
the .''j.Uh of Italy, several bands of the
invaders have been driven over the
frontier, and compelled to rnvo up their
arms'. Rieiotti, the son of Garibaldi is
a prisoner at Florence.
The Viennese havo presented a
petition to the Kmperor for a revision
of the Concordat. A bill tor this pur
pose lias been introduced in the Austri
an Jleichsrath, but is opposed by the
c, ;vc:nmc!it.
The University of Cnuibrid,L'e has
conferred tho dori c of I) l on all the
American bi. -h'.ps now attending the
an Anglican Synod.
The Cbincr-o rebels have been
vcrv successful. They are now threat-
i r
irnnfu! was
entertained
of
etilll.
emu:; the city i.
The jury for the trial of safes in
Talis, in the iinister of the competition
of English and Amcricau safes, has giv
en th.' preference to the latter.
Tho him: of the LVrreo Islands has
la? ced?.l to t!
i. -lands in a pro
I'niled States three
one of which possess-
td a line harbor, capable of bein; con
verted to a naval station. Tho .Recipro
city treaty betwor-n tho United States
nnd tho yaudftieu Islands, has been
vutifL'U by the kin;; of Hawaii.
A !.ir5 tl-!?- of p-y.p'e in England
object to the s oils of the Abyssinian
fleet, en tho pTon.ids that it is done
without sar.eti in pailiameut ; but the
more liberal minded are of criiulou that
formalities of law
l-od ponded, whe-n
should
always ne
is
the
tiC
or Ueatli ol a JjfUi-.Si su! ,-ct
Sn'innd 1 5. Taylor, nephew of Ks.
IVsi'leut, Taylor, died on the ll'th, at
Tori i, III., of cholera.
decree Cuihiu, tho well knoiVD In
diani -;t i i p-:e; rin.; for publication a
detailed aeiouiit of hi-i adventures on
inlaiL's.
; week ending Saturday,
i-.lred and seventy three
St. j mis, ot cholera.
iTet'U-llaud
the It,)
v IU
!"u;-;ii, t!
Oct. ;", one hi!
persons died i
( iener.il
home WIT '1 hi.
early in Novo
A. T. ?rc
iiijr of an cxt?
if tho public.
-"-or M
the S.'n; of f
lllh in.1-., of i
'i he 1 'nit
i;a is c-ii-a,i'oJ
lion of the Up
of patc.it li'i in
ti'od in ilivdj.
M'o.ofit
dr'i-.ol.t, U
J-. ! 1 .3 '.v;.i boll!
and will lo..j;
tion v.i'h the 1
I'l.iri i.i this
OaO t .;i::lo v
ya-j. c ;le!'.di:ii
havo p-i'o.: -:e:--
Ion. I'll
td Miussehus
1. . 1,: J S'
1j W"ji: a ui ii
l'lirivalle-l elo
the d:nlh ofh
amply te.titl
li. id L
yi r of Tr y ,
i-'iy 011 the 1
1 ,0 Was m ver
(' ..1
1 ... , h
chi t M.i 1 v im'aihmi:m:i'-i ni.oho hav-
1 Oil." A I'M 1 I.V VCTNII WIIITB (illll. A NO
1 1 riiw mils ti:.h 111:11 rr.Niit n oi r ruoii
'l II i: HOOT.
JS-'"-Vn take the I'Vilowin;; column
from the Pali iot t'j i',iion.
One of the most shoehiuf; and horri
ble events ever known to history, occurr
ed h'ist week in .Maryland, by which the
daughter of one of the. most prominent
and wtalihy citizens of CumberlaLd
county, has been reduced to a condition
a thou:it:d times wei'M; than death. Mr.
( 'b iilcs lcane, a resident of llrsdy'w
Mills, on the Ihilliniorc ami Ohio rail
road, a KCiitlemnu of education, mid pos
sessor of tho large mill and other prop
erty in the village, had an only dauglu.
tcr", named l'essic, a young lady not
quite fcventecn, possessed of refinement
n:id every virtue uud acconiplishiiient
which nature could give or money pro
cure. Mio had a form of exquisite
symmetry and grace, and a rare voice
which cultivation had trained to pro
duce the west perfect harmony ; she
was indeed a charming singer ttud belle
of the country.
For some Months past there lias been
piowlin around Brady's Mills, a most
otvMi looking mulatto, supposed to
have formerly been iho bh.vc of u broth
er of Mr. Pcano, living iu Georgia.
This monster lias lived in a filthy hut
:.t the foot of ihady's mountain, with an
o! d woman who recused ta bo mistress,
mother and housekeeper, all in ono. No
0110 knew his name, but by tho wags of
tho town he was uesignated a3 Dan
Scrunch.
On Monday, tho 2d of September,
Miss Bessie being at home, having left
school at l.altiniorc, where she was
attending, on account of the serious
illness of her mother, went, unaeconipau.
led, to spend the aftornoon with a
neighbor, some distance- round the
mountain, n sn ldcn thuudcr shower caino
on, and meeting Dan, was induced by
him to seek shelter in tho hut.
Alas 1 poor child, no eooncr bad tho
door been shut, than the fiendish demon
seized upon her, and despito her picrc.
ing screams and struggles and in the
presence of the old witch woman, be
committed upon the chuste virgin the
foulest outrage of which tho human
mind can conceive or man is capable.
He then dragged her insensible lorm
out of the hut. The cool air rivived
her and again her lips uttered a shrill
cry, when this savage beast, in human
ehjipc, standing upon her prostrate form,
with the ir.sanc idea of putting it out of
her power to tell of the crime, crush
ed open her mouth with the heel of his
boot, and with his hyena claws, he tore
the poor girl's tongue from her throat.
A sin nil boy, driving so.ne cows in the
vicinity, heating the screams, gave the
alarm, but before help arrived t0 uund
habited. The cwueiatiii'.r torture of
the delicate sufferer and the frantic
ang uish of her parents, no imagination
can conceive. She is said to be in a
dying condition mortification having
set in, and lu.r invalid mother cannot
long survive the thock. Dan Scruueh
is still at large. Tho old woman was
taken into cu tidy tho next morning
and stated that the brute returned once
during tho night, Tho woods are be
ing scoured in every direction and he
cannot long escape.
F FECI & L
ELECTION 11KTU11NS
omt
C onccponiknco.
LK BOUNTY, FOR 0C
8O1, 1807.
DISTUICTS.
I'.onzinper,
r.tnezelto,
I'ox,
HigJil.mil,
IloltOIl,
lay,
Jones,
nid.awny,
Spring Creek,
St. Mary's T.oro.
Sup. Judge. Ass'y, Trens'
n
I'gm'r Dis. Atl'y. Ami. Jury Com.
to
K
-1
31
H
'
O
a
a
iu
ISO
0
40
21
40
05
18
192
TOTAL.
1 oO
0 l'JJ r.U VM l'.i2 V.r
58 49 45 4U 4! 45
4tJ 138 1U5 l:J7 137 130
(0OOO 0
15 41 45 44 45 45
65 21 21 21 1 21 21
10 Si) 41 !!8 R! 38
01 07 08 00j 07 1
17 18 I 18 I 181 18 I 18
13 107 I U'5 j 195 105 I 197
280 7H5 "iii 700 703 75!)
102
45
132
0
45
21
39
65
14
195
192
45
135
0
43
21
39
00
18
105
0
C5
43
0
10
52
20
CO
17
8
754
202
isefNo Return JuJgo appearing from Highland township, the voto wns not counted,
but was as follows : Sliarswood 5, vVillittms 8, McCuUough 8, Hull 8, GiUis 8, Taylor 8,
Jones 8. Messenger 7, Dickinson 5, Lttilo 8.
oj2
G3G5
S31
538
y30
5795
GS8
J52
435
683
1193
12G3
62G
1757
780
471
523
3208
277
58
1898
1383
1401
1059
2077
imiK
.er.
is returuiug
and is expected
irt projects the build
iive library for the use
:ii;r-!.t, Teim , died on the
jn:;e.-:le chills.
d States steamer Mcnfa
1 improving tho naviga.
er Mississippi, by means
u'ar scrapers, which are
.i.j cliatiutU through the
!.! IXvpau, of Iweneli
l;::-jsi, aged 110 ycaw.
01 l'u-w Orleans in 1757,
e lemeii.bercd in conucc
Will case.
01 stapie pro-Jtte'.s in
11 almost paa. -.e.5 belief,
v.hi;!:, lihe the ban-
0
ci-'hiccu leet, 1 tat-J I
i si:: bu. hels of tomatoes.
r'.es Loring, a distinguish-
U bi'.vver. died at his
)', i-r on the 8th iast
of great abililitics, as tho
neii'.o ot Ins oration ou
i friend, lvlwarJ lvcrtlt,
but
I IS
;!"y:u-jur, an cniiiicf.t htw
iid at Lis rc.-ideiice iu that
ih iiNt.j.aged 05 years,
1 tin ts cho.iju to u seat iu
M;i:e his la.-t term, in
jt Lu-.-u b-foto thj pen.
AXOTHIOII Xl.ilttO Ol'TttAliK. Last
night a young woman who resides with
Mr. Wagner, repairer of musical instru
ments, while passing along Trout street
below Mulberry, was forcibly stopped on
tho pavement by a negro ruffian, who
sprang from bthihd a tree box, and was
immediately joined by a black Accom
plice from tho opposite sid3 of the street.
Tho young woman screamed " murder,"
whi-'.h alarmed sotue of tho residents of
that neighborhood and brought them to
her rescue, when the bluch scoundrels
fled. A messenger was despatched for
polico officers, some of whom promptly
responded to the summons, but they fail
ed to get on the track of the perpetrators
of this bold outrage. Scenes ol this kind
are enacted ou our streets night after
night, aud it is unsafe for white ladies
or even little girls, to venture abroad un.
protected. Some means ought to be de
viled to leincdy this terrible state of affairs.
Another, Im-amois Outkaok.
Tin other night two little girh, neither
of them over fourteen years of age,
daughters of the most respoctablo resi
dents of Front Mrcet, were approached
on Chestnut street by a negro ruPian,
who indecently exposed his person, and
followed tho frightcud children to tho
very doors cf their residences, when ho
turned and fled. Our information comes
from a prominent professional gentleman
of this city, arclittivo of ono of tho fami
lies. It is to lo regretted that tho black
scoundrels who huvo attemptod so many
r.i,vnnj Plli-a l-t.wl nt.nnnf Via .1 nf nnf a,
and brought to punishment.
Wo take tho following official election
returns fiom the rhiladclph'a Aye.
Eharswood, Williams,
Adams
Allegheny .
Armstrong,
"caver,
lJedford,
L'erks,
lilair,
Bradford,
Bucks,
Butler,
Cambria,
Cameron
Carbon,
Centre
Chester,
Clarion,
Clearfield,
Clinton,
Columbia,
Crawford,
Cumberland,
Dauphin,
Delaware,
Elk,
Erie
Fayette,
Foiest,
Frsukliu,
Fulton,
Greene.
Iluiitiugdoi),
Indiana,
Jefferson,
J uniata,
Lancaster.
Lawrence,
Lcbauou,
Lehigh,
Luzerne,
Lycoming,
M civ can,
Mercer,
Mifflin,
Monroe,
Montgomery,
Montour,
Northampton,
Northumberland,
I'crry,
l'hiladelphia,
Dike,
I'ottcr,
Schuylkill,
Somerset,
Snyder,
Sullivan,
Suscpuehanna,
-r"
Union,
Yeuango,
Warren,
Washington,
Wnyue,
Westmorland,
Wyoming,
York,
Sleiu Sldi'cr1iicmcnt5.
1741
5324
1547
1124
1G0
521
130
G53
1125
202
1215
431
127G
260 J
475
440
G72
105
39092
38348
38318
Marjority.
744
CO
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.,iii.-.vick eo.i.-t. aii-J scv-
ci.-.i Ui j i..l. ue it,t.
in no:, t y i Ik, whole
tl: rj who wcie drown-
Fatal Haimioad Atcidknt. A
man uaiiied Kellar, from Bedford coun
ty, attempted to jump on a freight train
at Nineveh fetation, on the I'onuryWauia
ni.lioad, but mi.-icd his footing, fell on
the track, and was run over by au ap.
proaehing passenger train, llo was
m ingled in a i-hocLing manner, causing
instant death.
Gnr.T) closed cn thenh'bt of the L
at IU.
ith
MURDER TRIALS.
Ty Telegraph to the Aje.
Ntw YoitK, October 12. Tho trial
of Vincent Cody for tho murder of Fro
fessor Joltn 11. Livingston was conclu
ded yesterday in the Court of Oyer aud
Teriniuer. One witness was examined
for tho prosecution aad four .for defense,
after which tho case was piven
to tho jury, who retired at about three
o'clock, and, after deliberating for three
hours, returned a vcrdiHoi " Guilty of
murder in the second degree." The
prisoner wci remanded for sentence. Ho
received tho announcement without ap.
parent emotion.
Wilminuton, Oct. 12. Win. M.
I'urker, whosi trial has been progres
biug for tho last two days, iu the Crimi
nal Ccur', has been convicted of mur.
der iu the firot degree, llo killed Mr.
Childless, in 18G3. The evidence was
circumstantial, but very strong.
ii-.ul In Utorgia.
AuuUcsta, Octobei 12. A duel was
fought near hero to day between Colonel
II. 1. Faucr, of Atlanta, and Major
O'Connor, of Home. After an inter-
cl ango of tsho's tho affair wns tattled
T ho difficulty grew out of rewspnper ar
ticks.
Mulile, Oct. 12. There wcro th:co
luteriueiitd fiom yoilow lever hero to
day.
The Murder cf Sir. 6timpcoa,of Baltimoro, by
Indiaim.
It was ineutioncd a few weeks ago
that Mr. Jnmcs H. Stimpson, a respeot
cd citizen of Baltimore, had been mur
dered in Arizona Territory by tho hos
tilo Indians. Tho Arizona Miner, pub.
lished at prcscolt, iu that Territory, lias
tuo toiiowing details of the distressing
massacre :
Our community was shocked, a few
days since, to learn that Mr. James II.
Stimpson, of baltimoro, and three other
members ot tho Willing party, which
left here on the 14th instant, had been
ruthlessly murdered by Wallapui Indi
ans in the Sacramento mining district
near Hardyville.
It appearcs that when tho party
arrived at Bcalo Spring, somo thirty
miles east of the Colorado, Mr. Stimpson
ai.d eight others left tho road to visit
the Sacramouto district, while Dr. Will
ing and two others went directly on to
Hardyville. On the morning of tho 20th
Mr. Stimpson and his companions wcro
attacted by a large baud of Wallapais
and at the first fire Mr. Stimpson, Ed
ward Yonkcr and Frank Mesner were
killed. II. II. Altman had his horse
shot under him. , aS 8l,nr)osed to
i . . . .. . : "
uc wounded, 11c followed tho retreat
ing party for a mile or two aud then fell
back, and is supposed to have been
taken by the Indians. Mr. Hyde,
whose horse was also shot, made his
escape by taking tho fleeing mule be
longing to Mr. Mesner. who had just
fallen.
Tho savages secured six fine animals,
fiva guns, three revolvers and consider
able ammunition They wcro probably
of Chorum's famous band. As somas
th? particulars of the attack were made
known to Colonel I'rioe, commanding at
Mohave, ho sent out twenty men to re
cover the bodies. We hear that they
Were found, anil that of Mr. Stimpson
taken Last. Mr. Stimpson was a promi
nent business man of Baltimore, a man
of family, and a gentleman cverywdiere
esteemed. Although hero but a few
days, ho impressed all with his good
judgement, pleasing manners and intel
ligent interest in the country. II is cruel
death will not only bo greatly mourned
at the East, but it cannot; fail to give
fresh proof of tho necessity of tho most
vigorous prosecution ot tho war against
the hostilo Inuians who curse tho Terri
tory, and espcci.il.lj against inoSO lo
twecn here ;U(J tho" Colorado, who
evidently mean anything but peace. Tho
men Hho were kuled wuh Air. fattmpson
wcro employed by him at Los Angelos
for the expedition to tho Icrrttory
Yonker as teamster, and Mesner and
Altmar s cooks. Aye.
The Iladicul Congrc33 appointed a
smelling Committee to investigate
whether Maryland has a Republican
form of Government, because that State
docs not permit negroes to vote. Ohio
has pronounced against negro suffrage.
Now will Congress espol the present
members from Ohio, and send a commit.
teo to examine into tho loyalty of the
Buckcyu boys ?
The Radicals havo been exhibiting
Satrap Sheridan over the country, eshi.
biting tho marks where A. J. kicked
him, for tho purpose of helping them
at the elections. But whilo the pcoplb
give littlo Phil credit for gallantry in
the war, they condemn his course in
Louisiana, in being a tool for Congress,
to disfranchise whites, and elcvato tho
black race into power. Ex,
Hartford, October 7 .--Returns of
tho town meetings in tho Stato to.day
have been received from thirty one
towus. Tho Democrats gaiu five towns,
although iu tho Democratic strongholds
there is a falling oft' from English's ma
jority of last spring. Somo seventy
towns are yet to bo heard from.
October, lGth, 107.
Editor Advocate,
Dear Sir : I have
no matter of real fact or present interest
to communicate this week, aud, being
loth to trouble your columns with mere,
ly my own opinion or feeling'?, 1 will say
but little, and that on tho grand subject
which causes every Democrat iu l'cnn.
sylvania to rejoice ; and not in Pennsyl
vania alone but throughout tho cutiri
nation ; for our brcthcrn in the far West
are holding ovation over her victory.
When the Republicans endeavored to
hide the real cause of Democratic tri
umpo in Maine, and wovo plausible pre
tests for that purpose, their plans might
have passed current with a few, (it
would be only a few) or, at any rate, the
master would not havo been taken in
hands by the public, had not their rash,
ncss prompted them to try this trick in
regtrd to California, and other states.
And such is their desperation in this
Stato that they have even surpassed their
former efforts, and now claim (he remit
as favorable to them in (lie highest de
gree ! How this can be possible, is
what wo cannot comprehend. Wo must
content ourselves with supposing that it
is to bo reconciled to the method of rcas.
oning which has always marked them,
the preposterous and the absurd.
Alas, Radicals ! you have I eon play
ing a part ruinous to yourselves. Old
Thad. Stevens, who saw, to his dismay,
tho turn ot tho popular tide, prophesied
your ruin long ago. And your dema
gogues, who know all, but have feared
to tell, now submit to fate. Tho voice
of eightecu thousaud new patriots who
have rallied to our standatd since the
last election, is too stentorian to be mis
understood. You must not try to
" como " your Main gatno in Pennsyl
vania. You have arc-used, by your ex
cesses, thunders of generous indignation
agamst you, and, as Shakespeare says,
" Sinco by your art, you have set the
wild waters in this roar, allay them."
Everywhere through tho State, you
will find that to one Democrat who vo
ted on the 8th inst., there aro several
who seemed to take littlo or no interest
in tho lat e election.?, but who hrvo sworn
to act at the nrxt great election. This
fact will wonderfully swell our majority,
though the Republicans insist that our
voto will be smaller than the present.
There has been a complete resolution,
which at the presidential election when
all, without one exception, will be ablaze
with interest, shall bo developed in a
glorious triumph of right.
VICTOR.
"J OTICi", is lievoby (riven, that tlio Jrm
lieretnl'i.i'rt known n? .Slincninjr. l.illlc
J .''., in tliU .lay by mill mil consent, di
snivel. All poi-sniis Kno'.vin;; themselves
iiiiMitel to ai'l li rm, are i-C(iieleil to
uuilcn iiimiRiliiite pnymunt, to 1'i-e.l Sclioen
in;; wlin is mil lo.. i;i-l to net lor the same.
An 1 nil h.-iviii claims njjainst the linn ti
present them for njns! i-icut to II. l.itllo &
Co., by whom (ho business will bn continu
oil nnd who will keep a jroo.l assoi tniont of
Roods, and sell at very low prices fur cash
or ready pay only.
H. LITTLE &CO,
Ker-icy Ool. ":hT7-ot.
1
tci i : itch i: itch : i
SCRATCA 1 SCRATCH ! ! SCRATCH ! ! 1
in from 10 to -IS houi-J.
Wheriton'R Ointment cures Tho Itcli.
Vt'hcaton'n Ointment cures Salt lllicum.
Wlicnton's Ointment cures Tetter.
Wlicaloifs dial menl cures Barbers' Itch.
Wlicaton's Ointment, cures Old Sore?.
Vi'hcaton's Ointment cure Every kind,
of Humor like Magic.
Trice. oOeent? n bok : bv mull, CO centB'
Ad-lre-i WKUKU & rOXTER, N0. I'Q
VVeshington SI reel, Boston, Muss. For palu
by all lriijigists. Sept. 17T.7 ly.
is.-I'i.VKt: IN B VNKItUlTCV.
Ik
In the District Court of the United States
fonho Western listrictof Benn ii.
In the mailer of Jolia
Cobb, Bankrupt. V In Bmkruptcy.
Western Bist. of Bcnn'iv ss.
At Brie l'a., Oct. 10, 1367.
The undersigned hereby gives noliei of
his nppoiniiiieiit us As.iiijnee of John Cobb
of Rid-way in tho County of Brie, Slalo of
Pcnnsylv.-uim viihin sai l Bilriet, whr 1ms
been a .judged a Bankrupt upon his Oirn pe tition
by the District Court of said Dist.
CHAS 31. LVNCII,
Oct 1 7 '67- 3ir. Assignee.
Wayne County, Oct. 11
Shooting Affray. A boy named
Dell was shot by his father ou a boat
lying in the basin at this piano on Tues
day evening. So far as we learn, the
father recklessly fired in the mid.st of a
crowd of boys, the shot taking effect in
the boy's leg.
Terrible Accident. On Saturday
afternoon last a terrible accident occur,
red at the Union docks. Two boat men
by some miistop (probably similar to the
manner in uicti tbo boy Woods of
Rondout wa3 killed a short time ago)
wcro thrawn from the docks through the
slides into a boat, a quantity of coal fal
ling upon them. Roth men were
thought to bo fatally injured, but have
since revived and will probubly recover.
They are brothers named Turner from
New York Stato.
1 EXCHANGE HOTEL,
lj 1UDGV7AY, TA.
J. HALEY Proprietor.
This hotel is pleasantly situvted on tho
banks of tho Clarion Biver and Blk Creek,
nt the lower end of tho village, Mr. Henly
will spare no piling fur the convenio.co of
his guests, As invito3 one aud all to give,
him n call nnd try Ms house.
Sept, 17tli'C7-iy.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE, Notice is here
by iven that letters testamentary on the
BMate of ilalph Johnson, late of Benezetto
township, deceased, havo beeu granted to
the undersigned. All licrsons indebted to
said estate, lire requested to make imma
.1- . ... t .i ..... . - '
uiaiu payment, anil most; Having cei'.ms
ajiainsl the sumo will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
It A Ll'lf JOHNSON Jr.,
JOHN CHAPMAN,
Oct 10th '07 to Bxeciitors.
ABMINISTltATOR'S NOTICE. NoTieo
is hereby given that leitorsof Admin
isli-1!.on on the estate of Jesse Johnson,
lato of Beiiczotie township, deseeased, havo
been pranled to I he und"rsigned. AU per.
sons indebte l to f-ii'l estate, nre reijtiesled
to make immediate payment, aud those hav
ing claims n;;r.in;.t tho same will present
them duly authcnl inated l-.r settlement.
BALl'II JOHNSON, Jr.
Oct. 10'(7.-tc. Administrator.
NOTICE I!5 HE UK BY GIVEN THAT
the final account of John YVegnmor and
George Se'nnil, Executors of tho last will
of Simon Ern-t d-'i-e.ised, has been tiled in
my office, and will bo presented at tho next
term of Orphan's Court of Elk county tor
confirmation. GEO. A ItATllBCN,
Ke.gistw'K Office. 1 Itegisler.
Bid-way, Oct. BGT.-r.i. )
ri AUTION Vhereas, my wifo T
yhas loft my bed nnd board, witln
IVunsylvauii baa gone Democratic.
Sharswood in clouted, aud tho Republi
cans retain a small majority iu the Legislature.
-Grand Show this cvcuui.
Murder Trial ia Tennessee.
Nashnille, October 14. William
and Henry Crockett, of Williamson
County, huvo been brought hero charg
ed with the murder of Joseph Drake,
colored, and shooting his wife. The
negroes were employed by the Crockslt's
in uiakiug a crop. Tho prisoners gave
bail in $5,01)0 lor their appearance to
morrow. They are coufident of ac.
quitul.
BEUT&L MUBDEH. '
Hartford, October 14. A brutal
murder oceuired ou Saturday night.
Several Irishmen, under tho iufluoueo
of liquor, had a quarrel, which finally
resulted in a fight, and Johu Kilday
was murdered. His head was pouuded
into a jolly with utones and clubs.
Daniel Sullivau, the supposed murderer,
escaped, but is being closely pursued.
Ono hundred dollars reward was offered
by the selectmen for his arrest. He is
supposed to bo makiug his way toward?
New York.
The election in Ohio knocks Wado
and Chaso both out of tho ring of presi
dential aspirants.
A showman has offered 813.000 for
Mrs. Lincolu's wardrobe. 11c desires to
exhibit it iu Europe.
Tho ' dead Democracy " aro now
ppoken of by the opposition as " united
and powerful.
Tho Rostou J'ost says Zach Chaud
ler'i speeches are like himself always
dry.
Theresa,
lout any
,um. cause or provocation on my account.
This therefore is toOAUi'IO.N all persons
from trusting her on l.iy account, as 1 will
pay no debls ot her oontrai-tincc after this
iato. GANPEBO EOPIANNA.
Fox lp., Oct. 7rG7. -Oi. pd.
ITIXECUTOll'S NOTICE. Notice is hero
2jUy given that letters testamentary on
(lie estate of Lyman Wilmarlh, lato of Fox
township, deceased, havo been grunted to
the undersigned. All persons indebted to
said estate, are refueled lo mnko lmmcdi
ato payment, and thoso having claims
n.ainstiho same will present them duly au
thcniicated for settlement.
L. C. YVILMABTU.
1-BEB YV1LM A RT1I,
Sep. 10'07.-!!iv. Executors.
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