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, 1869-09-24

tteadg ~ fchors: P5le1. eaR91fe: noneEsh 9h4
landa ehenaSe.4 d. hxskh!. a4sMe; d, rnrc.
sAIT-1seei1ed.. asa ms: shipsed. .bs hz,s,
20 hesa BuA!neas i Aet1r and quotAttoaA h,e n:m
q ~: issssa d.Sy: RI =: a.i;5. Win ssss
sTARGh-Tas ass;f1 =. das, bns IT. :. The
FIJI. itatzlthe; s1ss l.9aag. 4aleei Ottawa com.
'oSSi1s: P.st1a com, tltsi.e; 0tsars isandFy,
see, wsE x,!neu. tae sllEh:ess ehsnre: Attptee ca
sPxis4 & s:.s. F.sait sa1s.s = =; z ppss Et
sa, sseas e II tos'xn*: 55xo1Mki S.ss =. ss39
= .ad ~ 1S - re 4 s.n; ~ hsE u s1o haE.
u F1Aa1ss 1Ass A. *lAs: e4r caHaoq =. 1.-l0:
carr medium Mt 4sas.
1EAs-1he volume ot b1sia-rs tFansacsed ia thl.
tsoas wtts o!u - follows: foanx HEfon cotnuc1 =,
+tI t4,5 50 g. ~ 70 rod ssloxl =; a. az I'd
3saJ; sstT1 nne ts.s.,iai Il siss4i:A; q AeTt ezis
.*l@: eelotsd usta! Z 's.t Japsn, aLc;allo aod Is
Il qpAs ~ ~ ~"4~ ~A*1se'+
TylBA CCo-w.s Ia fair ternsnd, asd petor. vr1r
niEn. With sn Advancing tendency. We quote:
, 1869-09-24

CafT0H taNft-
sPKriAL NOTICE.
This cont was compelled further 10 nd}ourn
yesterday. IT. room being at1 In the hands Of tue
cleansera The adjournment VAS had un,,l Nor.
Gay 1t O'Clock. A joyy WIN be present at 10
O'Clock. The nnt call Of the criminal calendar
"! ts n'rde at the usual hour (10A commencing
WIN the Causes &c. down for th1t day, to be Ioi.
!o@eo, immediately, With = call Of the Causes set
lof Monday Of the dtss week Of the term. The
sane order y III be oh.erFed each day SUGGESTING
dnf1hR tho <ttf, and until the cxii Of the causes
Eee Tor the INT week Of the term khall have been
completed. '''
JEDGAESf3.
II. Lonts Mutual Lie Insurance Company Y.
EuRene u. Gstbfr4. By confession. for {Ls5G On
infefsst-hcartss tdeuaat, note for t1,ssLsS dated
GGeorEs n:aham :. Wolf Paretz. ny confession,
l"r 81 .17 intertst.bea11ug note executAd III ne
u. II LiLet5 days, for @!,s&U.
, 1869-09-24
FEH nf HnW,,1r

c. 4ssc N.Tssc. 59H GHiSa.n ss = Prors C.n.te
Unt.u. City RI CsfcAE,: .cfr. l. MIN ~
y; hsn sta. J: - A1!1ss: : Assu.t.. AZ 4 .tsn.
CE:lI, J. C. Malttn, b<hr Il. u Fu1ten
, 1869-09-24

RiEr L Ts: -. ,It:s
tena1iy inter. tstax cs11aeter to ate ii t.a7ectaa
With tie cs..!e masttt t.day. TntFe wse Ah,as Al
aFefast Atiendaocc and the HiAt Of baAnt4A tra7A
Il liz veef RE fteioss ys:e araaie. BIT e3u1rstj
Of tI=eh ske Racas d1ss Il stoek has bera otrrd
from tay to daJ ter Tbs past foE1usof, rtE: U1 9a
sowr- tim ruth stcesL resaa AID caesokee cattle
1Dise es!f:srss q ; 1t1S:S fas1ea.ta iaqaty *
stoea en- a ether xraaer cnntianfeE ore or ls1
kefea. Pr.Eks wcTf no-1taAty un.aan=rd. tho1Sh b!
Aeoe Il waa elaiEe3 taat LIE poorer eN:s sc - rale
dnsku. b.. cyef, il any th+fr too iatn< .
w1r.1rs kny ehAnFr IN qantAttoca. IE"r VET ecTefd
dIevtt II Te1.s tltte 1ipoak the rfetrs* bat thcE
=. Is Is. buzz Tes !is. as5 sAts H. . sa-.. = ps &c
for casamou god fat Te1ss II A1bRAAA To
thrse erkafa In The tr1de TIN tonHt,e iisu, clEpta
frrt the AtehAn fkansa.. Fatr1e< will b srAd With
Iha Centnl Draoeh Rad u naw runp1nz .t,ek
i1i3. This ks Tho kesdtn4nk OF the ehf7HtH Of In
meme ratnts Of Ttxa4 eattlc hy this route II Chi
dss. Ii /. r.ia hat cns h1nasrd miiss II :aiTe.I
taye! .nA ets psf e1E Il freight arc s.red hJ ths
S.ies du1irs the Day rAeaed some 1.s,o hc.a, 1t
Ind !, &sseA7ss fpr mtitan 70 ehoser. ne tasfkes
slaAed strady.
Choice BetFe4-Ff1e> fnt. well fo:tuh1. n
syesI o!d stcerzs md arctastak from l-To
ra.ns "" Bserrs-G;Sad. iLi 1eiLisitcd. ansiy.
formed sscgra evertxinF Ltso y l3so n AR31M
inxi 90 to ls1 aSsk:.
NedlEm C.us-Aealu.n s:etgs and Enot cows
tso =, .,-..::......... = 49, ;:-,..se..-s,e a.ssta
ia svsfsdnf 10 70 iGo s.. s..--....-. 1tasA1 +
1nferiox-4khs and thin CO.'S ADD sttefs 13oa11
C&ILE &AtLa 1ooAr.
, 1869-09-24

TrEAsCtv DE;AETIEST,
OFFICE VI Intern Al. EEtE>rE,
NA>:tIsG1 :, Sept |, 1861. J
>lK: Z. Il. Atdn., Z. yous district, wr1'cs q
, 1869-09-24
frSsr:R Prs.rx1 t3rfrois.

l.5IENt.
DETEotf. St2t. =
poxx-PrepL Neieer C1e~cland; ba.s Coldtn Wet:
s9E.. Geo ktnt~,. JLrA. Hlute:. Alusraa.h Golieo
frrke as-fr.tf.llit-
ETo0f.opt. 1tate, FmtIsr 9t,se. E;ulnc. Arctic;
is. TO- sehtt: Maun.re Valley. Htlihor, klxtl1
MusT9i tNTa 'SSE.asF. Mlpeh.
, 1869-09-24

sEKEP-1he receipts HeFn raors ubrfsl today. but
under fs1r loea dcnsnd the mpply dH not prave e1
crfsrc. III destr7hte offerings meeting with rr1dy ssIe
Common 1ts1ttffoos r.1e DAN. We quote It Tsc23l35
ftT trfeTfdTs q Q41 % frr to DedIut IN 1t
,05A5o goE good to strictly choice-
, 1869-09-24

rr rToHk. SIT E-1oe tt.taEss q We1 ssses:
today w1{r e1tttt1nt In Lee FOLD foaFa ho1 Aafhef
tezv9 af1snrs IN the r.,e Itiinkscr il .nsne! .aa
sHIe rers oa fesle q n1 ttu sc without osts leEt
ia hisoss e .he ROOM Ths .ise tsd = H. s. "a
sMscpts a. bcliser<ata II n curly dsE. 40 a1oey
w1svefy strEssns Throughout and u re 49, sd
Vrfr rt1 cent per anLau,. ard eomusal - Aad
e NJ etut. wttAc A1A ~r, ee1s ~ - fasa "a
fhe hsh pierd stnk La.s IN tse r. es,t
~ Mss rs,d On E<ttr.l md ~ o4 aadhN hiSrt' %one
III Hudsoa Alvcf COMPANY today pssera rets*a'
tieE Ia f.ros 1t Win sas ssM r.nt1e ~
It'd IL The cnt. pssS!, Ta Me1s
ae.sra Tbc Jutse s.sertay e.rli:ed With taainf az
autn ctzatr!nx ths DI'r q ,es shs baT1ax H.,
70 Il d rr.pted to eharEe the terms o. tee ssea
, 1869-09-24
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept p
The folIowipg tables bhow tne receipts and ehIn.
menta Cf psntuce for the past twenty loar hours.
ERCE1rrs RlR THE FAST rMKSrY.RoUR uurKS
, 1869-09-24
AGENTS WANTED,
EeOK AGENIS WANTED FOR
STRUGGLES AND TRTUMPHS OF
P. T. BARN u NJ,

Written By HIueeA- Ia Ono L4r1r Octave y..suSe-
neAly 70 FA.s~-PHntrd IN English Aah si+t,I4a
It *.nl:asss for1r YtAAs Erc,LlZEr:4,ys i Ii
Bu:y LIE. - Merchant. MsnAzcF. hAn&ef, [4~ttrrr
sud s9WIuae. and Eisr4 Uf h!t tnt
II HI his socr,ssful Eus"'r.h Tours. AID inr.
NH md Eut.:aninx niias :. Ssrts;,, II ;.fa
Mokx1 70 ws:eE.sed ws:eE t<ssafo ea e. AI1 oF
= ls es VI. .Ss oea f.sss tsssa
circular with Specimen Eu1f4vint acni ~ -rsxe
}. B. BtRR Z Ctl-. PuhlIshels. sssIs - = nkarnts-
, 1869-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bachelors Ifnir Dyc.

This rpsrx4ld Hair Dye Ia Tie bees IN the werld ,ke
cnf true AAA peTffe1 bye. taIlva Eelsb1e,
nrsq9 70 eis4pfrinsI,<n+ ridiculous ttnts rcrdies
~ taeete ct bad 9yn: t1ytsuTsses and aeates tha
Wig Factory. Is Bondst. new Yoff
, 1869-09-24

RdAAta9fun, y. c.:
slA: iouf letter Of The 18th instant, answering
ry Inquiries OF the lath, relattye to smoked pro.
tlsloEst u at hand. In reply, l would say thxt
your tec1s:on lev5ioR Manufacturers tax twice
on fhe same A51icse-Gfst, on the article eures
then on u s1noted,-ts certainly onarous, and be.
tesed to Ike erroneous, The result OF YOUR ON pe-
tu!lar yiewa, futheH than the EptFt OF The section
yaa qu0tc Relative to lne latter pArs OF
your letter. suggesting special inform st:on of en-
auent saxpa.ers, would ssy an, not a "1ttec-
I've" hettner do propose 10 assls: yoar Officers
10 Eittf ultfts- DuE would FeneAt my assertion
Ii 1ormtr letter, that provision dealers :" arc
not nssesfed systematically, on definite principles
ara Instructions, which nlAted the tax fnore our.
deEsoue 90 th1Fe VINO DO pay. and ultuw those
Who 10 not to compete more favuraoiy In the mar.
let
your attention. and y.,u should correct TIE ltult
through our otce rzlheE than endcaTor to get iD-
formation from ttose In the trs1e. vrrt re,pect-
fu1lv. your .. want, C, H. Mhp4y,
, 1869-09-24

THURSDAY F.vE~fSa Scot II
Lcfnrurtak tahl<s aaaK tac daty receipts and chip
cnt. lire et-ck duraE the wecS up thtA cv.aIuE
~ rcye.ted By eeetay Of the Dn,oo Stock Yards
, 1869-09-24
New York ErcadsSufs. Fsoa t.ips nnd t:ro-
Gerry NlArAttB.
&Eertsi + 1I,A Trh

Hew York Ercadssufss. Rso1 t.ipn nnd t:ro-
cCry 1lArktts.
sEeciAl pesaa:rh I, lhe Chleae. Tribune
NEW fonk Sr.t. 81
Dutncts -trs1.E. Int r4p4rizy busiurat fax
rTp r. EEenEs lH,rteI l,r ttc hurry Il, .Il Ii
3h9! Ef.rtt'd ttcEi, g. ttst3 mrrrantlr Llt ,ntd
u LHs rtr mt t.lov rsr II T. prom ees thai bnyrra
for 1Itlt h*s ttrl d1ye e1etlf la order ia enae
ttn, 10 cs>ts gold ir, Earrrc u cover thcir rur-
ckikes. -
HEEAntFETvA
flnNr nsvfnS FiHi.y, aud WHEAT alter vla1~nt huc-
fTnttEt e. 20 E!h .s"r ter e!IeH ei u % ~ nd
r1!tLs ad"aarr. OA:s N's dull and heavy.
fEUflh1o*k
FORK dull. Neh ue-s e1r4fs at tyt n, lkrd-LOte1
rYiIEc Lew Net:tta .:cnn, told Al ls!3e. UtAef lsx
prIdutt& dull
0RGcEH1EA
EoH'c frntt EAt dali; Hio Al lkL E.Ic- Snksf very
nm Lrs aui, fair 10 lrtnr srntrty {: HA9l3He: bst
New York ury t:osaa Market.
new fnnx. Sttt. E--Alloush The market Il
raeters:ely attire i ney+Ithtets wesi IN q Rain
.tJ,ee ~ rlan ect.cEs particularly ettnn tannrf Th,
I.s, r,.noestcn T hsve attn rsdaeed da1 foa *
- - .lt.Shtd uatitns tEpn 'She t. FL Paeias =
.Ge 20 tss: !i41z!f y ble.ehed. frun ike 10 lie:
H4t Llcaettd Ellslt1 and = do 1lso rt1ctd In
rstct half 4 cent Ter yAr1-
, 1869-09-24

Ft912nunaH. fept s.-The crude petroleum, market
eep!tavrt sattsIstly dull Ard pEfsss L,Hcr sl3S
arlic. We 9nete hpet scer st:t Ht.r4i4Ae; trlcT
n! the ycas: t+c: buyer all the ysar, lsc- =
Refined opcned weak, with y1.1c MD for s-et.; -
was AiteIwslds bid No sAes trportcd. W1 4,otc t>t.
ii .s.AE4c.
, 1869-09-24
New FORK Live Stack Market.

= - Ne" okR. bcIt. ..
lambs. Ts3c- -
SMlnr-Neeritt. 1g-A Firm II y. la3ote Sales In.
elItc 1l4 ll}lvis ia ~. AID rs Ohio Es At So
rEr EQ fhs.
, 1869-09-24

Of aouf md grim At the ports O. CateaSo, NdxAn-
lee, Toledo, Detroit, and Cleveland. from January
10 September is, in the yeas Indicated:
r,sur, s,,........- ..ss;s, u 4sia .1sip -, 5s
e: e.. y. :s g |:sstS !t|$t
n.t,. b. sels5n:a e l!%astt si9en a; =; e e
R;s. R;iFl Su..:.:. ] aesss % ss i liza: IL: s s:s
7otat...... .t1sons 81 40 ~ <Aaahss tass,sts
The following telegr.ms we're received on
Vaange lo-dty:
NEW YoRk. Sept n
Sterling exchange lower, nom;nal. sl.oskva, o.
Flour qulet, u 3neGoo. Wheat held higher, mac
live, Corn stronger, 81 0Ga1.1a Oats tame, 6sa
70c. WhlAseS in1ctivs, held at sI.aae1. 1.3o. PORK
quiet at f1l-IA L1El d1ll Coll flctust1uX, ut
ltaAc.
Wheat and corn unza'able. no demand. oats
Snl! and =, qnchasael heosps-Mneas e 900 oa
Wheat, p, aJ bu: corn, 6aOoo bu; osts, 60 ou.
EretgEts, Ike
MILwArKxE, Sept q.
Wheat weak; No. ! airing. si.lo: 40 2, si.14x.
Receipts, q, UG0 nu: shipment, 4s.00U b1.
LfTERtOo1~ Sept e1-11:l :l3 y N.
a. 1cA iod. Com st saa PORK at 1isXA Lard \;
;:s- Weather stormy.
iATEK-1:su sur.A.
Pork Mt 4l.1a Rest uucha nEed.
LATER
The tuszkets a: the Open Beard this alteYnoo1
vas moderately active. md good business wai
done IN wheat and corr. In wheat there Wa 1t
tie disposition to tEade, but the feeling was nru1
and tn.ly safes were made at an adyance Of &c, Al
&1.l7H seller The month, sud II II seller October
Inter the market vas active and higher with sale.
at fills eeilcr the Month, aud sl.l't seller Octo
Der. Corn wsa quiet aud easier at 7ss s,Sc sellel
! the month: s9Ac buyer the month, and 7Na.94s
selIe1 October, Oats were quiet bnt drm At AZ,
seller October. In the evening the gsatn Market
| were quiet. Lake fretghts were trm and vessel
nanted, hut carriers refused the rates. Pros1Aon
were dali a1d unchanged
There was more activity IN the hog trade to-day
| and nrnet feeling obtained, but prices Under
went no material change. Sales were reported .
= range Of fseH410 81, the outside for extra TIL
| citttc market continues qu!er, and prices wer,
| si,tout imnostahr change. About 1ooo htat
| changed hxnds, at = range OF r. 7s2s.sa
, 1869-09-24

rHran., Krrx,xa s.,t n
-tp-..,.,s- ~ -, - -
tne 1V - tA1 kutMA tne KeSEap p&a Ana aalPtEan
~ t GET. fuats aad la1n oaS1nsthc pasttwroty|cus
oNNns'
r,~h~. =. -.... Tcep% cAsp1eslA -
- = =. ---'-- ---- ~ s,tS1 2t.
InMhkief. oa-.-.-----.--...-..-- h!sA94 4hom
Ash1. ~ " : -s;..sr-.....s. E40U AMNN
~ ~ 1ans ,o"t @ rs receipts ana shipments
~ ''e ~~' t'A"'~e --1' @ yEsa5-.. sai..-~.,,
Ir,ntrr ~ an ~,
SHtrt 's:.-"" ~"''-' '~'"...."-. %tssS @assM
1N!.1S.Ek 3o.--..--.s-.---..-.+ L.4NQ L.h1 9n
lftn Ftfnr;151.-:.....--;....-..;. r. f5m kAnu
- E3E-&rSntfa5 sptAklnE, tan bohaa<st WIS
, 1869-09-24

COMMERCIAL
l.NkkrpoI- Sept. S-1ltss m,
Cam. 4. " ~
PIX, 1lstp. I4anI. -
L1vE0roo1- Sept = i Bpm
ReH unchanged
LrERpook. Sept st-Kveniz&
Cotton market quf.. ntd4llns uElsnde SD: Or
feabH. 13Sfd es1t.. stNl hat,R "
Caafurtl3 wf:s leAt, 11a lnd; f<d W4]teftt 9. a.
Weste!n tost--h 81 Tern. a1a- Oar. +sd Pcaf Isl.
I.It. fl1. Bett. Ns. Lard. 7a. Cleese, 6s. Bacon
s. Cd,
Prt1pleEa a;ad uas ii s:urrs unbalanced.
LlSth,x. SApt. =.
=. 6tNtr I'd. ~f~''
re;rplrum At Antwerp Fat At U4s
Cotton dill ~ xstf.
, 1869-09-24

GKEIS FREiiEssje. intelade 80 6..itts pe~eses
Asse a do At s1c lko d. ts:pe: s1o do =: 9loo: ~
dan,secd ii zs; 10 bo1et <rekrl ai eiss: ). ea1cs
ear<s l33e: ea.es h.ektr!-s 1t 7e y ts .ppts
1t q Hta41s; 1T Iris Maiden Btr7h 1t 81ooat IS
$500 .-.r
ftr ard the cling among dealeEs waa Enes.llv nE4.
e. ,eensh nsns.ay rsse "e3S ansa:nsea ~ ee
itlew.; Th,othy. rensr ena @ he.;.r Pses,ea. s1ana
and heater r1tssed, al1oIdi3.oo; do. bose rrested
Gil 5n9t3 &os timothy. lo"te On wat1n. $E.nt ntS1 ";
HlDKH-Hecciycd IS s.1 ~: shipped. Il. 80 %. The
ns1ktt eoutpues dull and eak and lover rarcc Of
pIiccs rtrJ generally sntiaied bcfcIt the cle+e Of
rafr ~ ,,r.31 sercuisscE. Shcr pei" M psnty
asd aul 1t sasos tot e9aalI .ad u ahAsse tot e,y
s.itsA eared. lieht llssal1aes green eurrd. heavy
ere. s.!te4 part cared l&3llci grin calf
satied. 1$atse: ahby md damaged. thirds v.iee
hr.nfed hde. p9 L ssni on -
, 1869-09-24

rs q 1sa. J.naAty and July.-..lisA Ilsk
T.. s 3ecS 1Ses, Asy and Nov. ..1fiy 1e3L
&. S. ~, 1854. My and Sov......Itsi: ls1
{. S ssoa, 1855, Aay and Nov. 1s11s
T. S 5eos, 1854 January apd Jriy..1ls 11s'i
Z, 4 Ssps, 1861. 1anu1rT and 11ly. ..1lEA 11sA
q. S eenS 1sSS January AMI Joly. ..1l51 llst
g, s. 1asHs, Mk.ch Aad September. .1Hsh 100
chicago C1iy Is {rnnicdpaD. .....-... psh SSH
Cock County 1s.......-.............s ssH ssA
American Gold. ....-.lt1
SaffTf, .st-t1a
, 1869-09-24
DR.. Townsend.

lA Seth Clark ezr.ts nj Private. Ch1oue and stx-
uaA utttAtes. OF oeth fs1e1. and kafnne6 1riek ana
rtsnalent ooEt4 u The WORT e.s9 rt s~alital Wax
nr.s. NGFrus D<btty or Syphlitie Affections cf ny
satstr and E3ceesa- Hh -PaHphiet n AiTtcu. tenS
, 1869-09-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL RrrESCK.

WASHINGTON, Sept II, lec3
EtK: rcp'J to Jour letter OF the 1t1h instant
that where person purchases Balted or picked
lnent. 4c, and smokes 2nd sells IT, he l. ltabe 10
tile tax OF TWO dollars Der thousand on his sales
u s1cess Of 8, 90 pef atnum, under Section OF
the ACT u AaIuh 81, 1SEa.
II you kn1K Of purties who ure engaged IN this
nusinsss s and % not pay the tax AID wtll inform
tAfties end the district III which tne5 a1e located
they will Ike required 10 comply With eae l.w.
very respectfully T. T. DoCGLAs5,
Deputy Commissioners
e. Il MEpAT, EEq, Nos. s42 to 5As Washington
ktteti, New IUrk G,iy.
, 1869-09-24
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

THCKGnA9 KTExxo, Sept q
The following tAh.e shaw1 the receipts md aIprents
ef ih1uts and lat during the past
, 1869-09-24
SEW iOkk, Sept 10,
Hon. C. DtL1nn Commissioner ~ Iuke7 mi Rerenu.

acE. c Deiano, commfssion<r # Intf7aal Resrnue,
H1shtnglon D. c.:
DkAH efH: Your reply under date September l.,
70 my communication, ucder dare 1tth nit relar
I'VE TO The ltAhtltJ Of "provition deaers y ~
" nanr1nctuferH,7 has been received, aud hare
been ser.ed .itn copy OF yonr Instruction. to +.
G; Van Myck. Assessor OF the Fourth Dis1rtet,
which calls for my return8 ns " mapufacturrr !,
would inquire whether dealer bu,iuK sn ar.
sicls cured ~ sat Or pickle tHhca H. accnr1ng 10
SoGr sns!.neton, !aoie 70 tax). and amok1a9 ii,
aak tels question because there u . great dI1-
!etEce u the to touN # AsstRt ant Asse .sOra
OF New York and Kings Counttas.
ana would add. airef much Inqatty, that vefy
iew 10 tue ttade are nakinR returns IL mapuFnc-
tafeie, owing, I've TO daubs, to The op{ntoo Ia.
~ hog products are free, as shcJ ai avs hare
oeen. and On the principle tnat exempted s.breat-
F!ans, aud e.unmaAufActurel !umoef.n in the law
o. ls6s, SD from the ignorance OF Inc Assistant
A1sese1fa themselves on the sub{ecr. The tax, il
IiHhS should be nabe general beth here and At
re West on some definite principle, or stopped
altogether for It Ii Administered al pfe.ent. ycry
thfQhalty from ignorance OF ita requirements,
SerT respectfully 5onf servant. l. L. MEplr
, 1869-09-24

E ssq.a M,st oHesso, eu.es toe eharxe, shs
Heh E.d: Ne # te C1ne'sisy of PsastrlpEis. md
4 ne uo4s EEaee ps31Idas II the ct. cr II GafpN
iheoE. of Nervous anA SERIAL Dheascs C,.saItstis
, 1869-09-24
Your DeSsfHy

And FrtnTs fsee2eets In LIE clearly revezled By D.
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

1t lie estimated that there arc now In the
Parker's Landing oil district thirty-ive ia
forty producing wells, the yield of which
ranges from three to fifty barrels daily. The
average daily yield Of the district of las,
month, as shown by the shipments and
stocks, was about 430 barrels. During
October two wells were struck that produc-
ed twenty-five barrels each, one that pro-
duced four barrels, and one that yields forty
Eve to fifty barrels. As there has been no
decrease of importance, the total yield of
the district must now be at least $50 barrels
per day the week through, Only u few of
the wells are pumped on Sundays, and the
above average being for every day in the
week, 1t is necessarily ons-seventh less the
average during the days that the wells are
worked.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

portion Of Brigham Youngs army, com
prsing cavalry, infantry, and artillery. hav.
been in camp near Salt Lake City, and
made fine appearance. The Desert News
says: 1.-THE order, sobr.ety, good feeling,
ana innocent mirth that reigned every
wheFe through the'encampnent may possi-
bly, be equallcd, but never exceled. outside
OF Utah. The troops, from the youngest
drnmmel-boy to the commanding general
manifested that they belonged to race
whom high religious feeling and devotion
to truth aud liberty enabled ut oil times aud
10 oil circumstances to main ain their dig
nifty and oct as genllsneu."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

Strauss, the Vienna waltz. king, is bank
rupt
WikIie Collins will spend the winter il
Paris,
Patti, 1t is said, intends to leave the stags
entirely next year.
Seven monuments have hitherto been
erected to Cavour, in Italy.
Richard Wagner said lately tha: he wo'd
compose no new operas.
Marshal Bazaine is reputed to bo the
wealthiest General in France.
Mazzlnni is as strong smoker Of ciga-
rettes as the Emperor of the French.
Mrs. Julia White, born in Ireland, has
just died in Boston, aged l03 years
Brigham Young has four thousand lbs. of
mother-in-law.
Benjamin f. Rosenberg, for some tine
connected with the press OF Northwestern
Ohio is dead.
1t is said that Mr.. Beecher is French
scholar, and could converse with Father
Hyacinthe in his own tongue.
Louis Blanc says, in letter to French
paper, that in his opinion, Fletcher is the
greatest living actor.
Dr. Evans, the American dentist ia Par
is and great fsyorite Of tue imperial fam.
lily, is millionaire.
Joe Jefferson lived in Galena whea a bov
and is remembered by tho schoolmaste.s
there as an irrepressibly witty urchin.
Fernando Wood has read up the papers
since returning from Europe, and says in
speech that be is ''disgusted with Grant"
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, the youn ger.
IS writing continuation to his Chapter of
Erie, to incinde the exploits Of the Erie
buccaneers 10 the gold corner last month.
General Juan Prm is said to be 30 much
Afraid OF assassinatons that he never sleeps
nthe same room for two successive nights,
md that, on walking out IN public. both in
be day time and nigh. time, he is constant
y followed by disguised body guard of
fifteen picked men.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

a non-explosivs lamp, filled with non
explosive oil, and capped with patenl
non-explosive burner, exploded in Cleve-
land, Ohio, on Friday night. A gentleman
IN the room suddenly noticed that "the
lamp seemed to enlarge. He drew hack a
step or two, when the lamp exploded, send
Ing hundred pieces of glass flying throug b
the room" 1t was standing on bureau
at 'he time, and was properly trimmed, and
in good order; yet with all these "non~ex-
pioslves' it did explode.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

FIRE AT SHERMAN, n. Y.-The quiet hu
hourlshing little town of Sherman, situated
on the Cross-Cut railroad, was visited bv a
most devastating fire on Friday afternoon
last, whereby all the business portion Of the
town on the north side of Main Street was
burned to the ground. The loss canno. be
for from $50, 600, with but comparative lit
tic insurance. The FIRE originated from q
defective fiue in the hotel. 1t will thus be
seen how much might have been saved by
a few shi!lings expense, or perhaps a little
attention even might have prevented this
calamity. As the season of cold weather
we can but adp,onish our own
citizens OF the great necessity of such a,teu-
tion, particularly here. where there are SO
many tin chimneys and otherwise imperlec.
iues.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

Four YEARS THE HUSBAND on Two
Wives UNKNOWN TO EI1HER.--A suit for
$1,000 year alimony and the custody Of o
child, the survivor Of three, has been begun
in St. Louis BY Lucy Hall against Bcnja-
min L. Sanderson Of that city. II is claim
ed tha. the couple were married in Terre
Hante, July Is, 1855, but that the defend
ant had previously been married to another
woman withou. her knowledge; nor did she
learD the fact until she had borne him three
children. Mr.. Sanford is the nephew OF the
late Pierre Tbou'eau. Jr., is very wealthy,
and is the husband Of daughter Of one Of
the first families OF st. Louis His wife
W Ill seek O divorce
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

Four new attachments were issued yoster-
day against the Fisk Opera House, three
us the suit OF Orlando W. Joslyn aud one
at the suit OF Watson &. Farr. The former
were Tor 1882 $50 AM the latter for $272,.
$50, which with the former attachments
completely ties up Mr.. F.sks interest in the
establishment. On motion to yacaie the
previous attachments sgainst the Opera
House at the suit Of Joslyn, Judge Brady
has decided that legally Fisk is o resident
OF Boston and that the attachments were
properly issued and must stand.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

MASQUERADE BALL - On Tuesday eve
ming next Grand Masquerade Ball will be
held in Sobel's Opera House. The Com
ii'''ee oeslre to state that the arrangement
are completed for a grand party, and that
the costumes are already secured and will
be distributed on the day previous and on
the day OF the ball, at the Opera House
Spectator tickets are to be- issued at 81 90
each, which will be sold to citizens woo do
not desire to join the dance. The
dancing tickets will be $500. This custom
OF Issuing spectator tickets Is common
one at masqnerades, and as al! the dancers
VIII os masked during the entire evening
IL IS 10 be supposed 10 one will be ilenti-
Heu' Per Order Com.
NOy5-ll
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

BUSINESS CRAEGE. Messrs. j. u NJ.
Barrett, Of Dunkirk, formerly proprie, tors Of
the establishment now owned By Owen
Gatfney, have purchased Michael MONEYS
liquor store, and take possession a. once. -
The hessrs Barrett are at present proprie-
tors OF wholesale liquor house in Dankirk,
and bring with them thorough knowledge
OF the business. It Will be their aim to
keep on hand the best Of liquors, at prices
Ga cheap as the cheapest.