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MARINE 1NTEILIGENCE

TesaeE Passed Desrnjf.
Spsctal Despa:eh to Ths Okicssn Eisaae
DEIhuHy. Nav. ~
. D0~N-Prup Raane2es tatka Watson, inAaa. Tfy.
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RAILROADS,
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really very fhsap- and the tasta{ vi lgc: bat oksrr
kr1hp4 A4E nc above ttoRe fAf@E " ' - 49,
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Confidential PhyncA1. formerly Of ST. LacA has Ia
Tbs LAT piue yea-n beca lncst ID IN tAIs city, II Na1
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The soLDESTABLISHxD nK CI.ASl1J :. III SousA
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Fhssda1s iu ChteaEu u onA In eata atttr-,
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t4se, pead ttatnp tor booA NddrsAA lester1 D
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sNF(tf u As3s t-.. "'"'RIEn
cnrf H. d one That had been
retfal trt art Ent, continued the da<,
o. the Arosties, II tell Joa what We can 10.
se can get ore = couple OF ExHn
80 80 . .msM. y VII c,Te cheaper. We
a,,h,:-. "thats It, 81 sad the gentleman wso
aMnt to -tsrl o.. 4 touspe.; I'm u.t.y 10 a1een-
, re!es. ~ 10 eo.h weather. A:d !t's more CON.
"a .mFuall " Here The eeutlepan s;af:ed On
ffe Frs~ N>t- w
w, Me tred TO pick up some scandal to sptce this
hn.lbs*s. cnu't DOT do 1t. Serran.s we're offered
efifeF, and ote time We tried II get down cnt,n
net 70 Dear conversation, but being rcaIocasIy
fo!ptltp1 We cos stuck fart and could moi ~
ether dt'TD or up, EAd the jenkins OF the T;rs,,
sftn fsere, be would hsye nnhressed htmscr and
rave gone do*n anJh how. Fls2lls We were cocn.
kelled 10 hunt the chimney 70 get cat
, 1869-11-21
CHICAGO-LlVE STOCK MARKET

For the Week EndluE Nov. 10.
SA1CRoAI Eykt1S,5. Nov, -.
BEEf CATTLE
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And FnsaEs fr9speet. IL tits eie,sss ..7r.1H byn
.a*ho E.snte.sf a = tte q ta1,s en~. @e.sh .
haEPns.A uonsult.st taa u eeE1 i.t Ii. taiA
Af+e4inas Of ths a-p ss sas ~tl~s srrt uaSs Wftk
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Foreign b1A Eketa-
.....-.. Tosnos. Sov; a-Atteraoon.
eccenIa pat.: 80 ho1d1 al O. hA I'll; S7st et
Graz Netsesn, T.
Bourne 4uiet Reates, II &c
kfcs e!ssed fat At ~.
LvKRPON, Nov, N-ffy T. E
F1ocF, t1< Wl1teT. Wheat s. ID; I'd thess 1, Il.
white Wheat q 81 CHsu. - ~ ~
Pork. u-Aa. Lx1. f3HL
tIvIRFoo1. Nov. 4c-Evtninx
,Eosto1IsteadJ;: ND zsnS uplandA. 1lAd Orieana
Cstfo:cta .hi.e .heata u: rea wetrrn No 1
ID: ftd Winter. T. n Ffe1f. H. Qpsc. uircd
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Port. LII 81 Htsf. Sc. 1Ark - a. Cheese ~.
tftrt:s petroleum. Il IA. tzsenad. L. I'D
HAvKE, Nov.M
AN1xEkT, Nor. n
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kx.ttpls thai last rex xk.....,,......... -
SlfpEcct4 n1rc than Lag Wpxk On
LIVE EyGEE FHE1dHF4
Until t1fthrT nstlct- al I've stack glona EtcaSo u
ecauou or uasnretaf YotntA East, Will be taken only
hy Actual wsiRh.. ~ fof1a~s:
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I'LL
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N ToI-ts Aca pet.nit- i'd ns
Ths following Inin.,nnn weights are the least .hat
will t< t1krn- and A Of actual Wrtxht Will be
chAtKca q the c1ffen1 sates:
QuunA deck cars Of h,<n, q nN rs
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19
TELEGRAPH
Afternoon Dispatches.
Almost n M els
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY RECORD.

winning Ou, N. ", aug lS'
For week past personal difficulty has
been pending between Mojor Eubelhard,
editor Of the Joprna' and General Abtott
United States Senator, which grew out Of
an editorial in the Post. on the Sth jnst,
in which the editors Of the Jouin mol we're
denounced as public liars, on account Of
alleged injustice done to Abbott in reports
OF his speeches, no collision or correspond.
enoe having occurred in the meantime. On
Tuesday evening Abbott addressed Q noe
TO Engelhard 10 which he stated be Cab
bot.) aud not the editor of t5e Post, was
the author Of the offensive article and he
was personally responsible for tie same.
On Wednesday and Thursday there was nm
miaiakabls evidence that Epglehard would
attack ABBOTT on sight, but the vigilance
OF the authorities prevented, and on Th6rs.
day Abbott was arrested and placed under
bonds to keep the peace. Englehard Sue
cessiully avoided arrest until Saturday
morning Q: one o'clock, when he was SUI.
rrised a. private house by the Sheriff and
placed uudsr bonds Sunday morning En-.
glehard WITH t5rce friends proceed ied 20
South Carolina. and tddressed q commrni-
cation to A bhott, of which the following Is
an extract:
"You must make ~ reiracti on Of the
contents of that article and apoloeise TO-
publishing it. or give me The satisfaction
of which am entitled, in accordance With.
the code Of bouor.
90 Monday Abbott, through some friends
replied ios Communication. Of which the
following ia an extract:
by authority Of General Abbott aud
hia name. We reiraot in full the article in
The Post of the 9Th inst, rejecting on
Major ErEe'hard, aol express our re- .et it
wDs written ard published"
The pmend wss accepted by the friends
acting for EnslehaEi in a.i,ten communi.
cation. in which they stated that as moth.
ing had appeared in the Journal In which
there was any aasaul, on the private charsc.
ter Of General Abbott intended. and express
ing regret the: !. had beea SO corst ded.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19
NJ. KIMBALL.

a BLOODY BAYoYET. -Ffom England
t0nes the irishtiul Intelligence that new
bayonet hss been invented which is a com.
hined sag sad sword. Tho sword edge
wiil en-. sheep into joints, ard the saw
edge will easily saw the shin bone Of an OK
This pleasing weapon is proposed not only
for the British infantry. bnt for the Irish
constabnlary. II 10 believed that it can be
improved by pointing it with Il detona:ing
cap, which will exp!olc inside mans
body, blowing him into mirT.e fragments
and thus sayin, The expense Of gathering
and buryins The dead and The delays oc-
casoned by hsgs ." truc" tOT theac purposes
On battle fio.Gs, -Ney York Post.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

THE WHEELER TRoupE To,NrduT. Our
Citizens are to be favored this evening with
an entertainment by the Wheeler troupe, at
Akin's Hall. They give a5grsnd concer.
and parlor entertainment, and are every
where greeted With crowded houses. The
boy wonder Of The age, Master Bsnnir, but
ten years old. who's, recent ttiumphs in the
large cities Of the east aud west bave stamp
ed him the genius Of our time, will be prcs.
ent each evening. They viii perform Bri.
day and Saturday evenings.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

Some lime s'nce '~e iv.duals lived
nee Cnmm'psylIie, Ky, one of whom owed
the Otae, one hundred dollars. The debtor,
IN nrdar :" naka a settlement with the
creditor, gave his pc'e, paysD'- ..tu.,tc
days srier death wiAsb the creditor necep.
ted without looking at it, very glad to got
evea note srom 'ae debtor. AGout three
" 'e!,; ag2 he creditor dlcd; the note had
been disposed o. In a harried manner; q
day or two siuce it wss sent 10 The ba TX for
collection, where the jose was detecte 1, and
it was returned ns worthless. 1t is pre-.
eumed that the deb.er coperatu'ates him
sci! upon having paid deb. 10 paper, fol
which his heirs are responsible.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH SHOOTING AT
4Us WIFE.--Our 'np town" people we're
considerably cxclted this morning on hear
ing considerable noise in tho house of Pat
Donegap, and officer McHugh was called to
the spot, and found the house locked, and
evidently from tho sound without, conclu.
ded that all was not right in tho house
Pat would not admit officer McHu,h, aad
as was compelled 10 force open tho doo,,
Dontgan held revolver In lis iinnd aud
yas nsssnlling bis wife Kate. She told the
Ufiicer that Pat lad shot at her tw ice. The
officer secured the revolver. and Pat was
taken before Esq. Donaghy, who, after ex.
animation, he'd bim to bail in the sum OF
$500. Ho was committed. iR default oi
bail!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19
ShSulLur9. Aug. Is.

EDITOR RECORD Below is report Of
The game Of base bull between the Seuecas.
Of Oil City aud Loue Stars Of ShsmSurg.
Saturday inoInirg at s 63, we took The
passenger tain for OIL Ci,y, to witness .be
iirst game Of tie Home 1t Home match
between the Senecas, the vel, known orgao.
ization Of Oil City and Loae Stars Of Sbam-
burg, q club organized this SEASON, !or tbe
Championship vi Oil Greek. The Lone
Stars Wsre in exceilen. spirits. and conhdeal
Of. If not q victory, OF least close and eX
cited game. Arriving at Oil City the club
was taken in charge by Capt mclaughlin.
of the Senecas, aud conducted 10 the Pet
rOleum House, where they were nicely
treated ty mine host, until Tho time to pro.
cede TO the grouod. Arriving there, the
Seuecas f0uud they were short Halt. ono Of
tho hes, men OF the nine, 81 lte game pro-
ceeded without him until, the third iRuings,
when DO made bis appearance end took the
first base, up to the close OF the 7th inaiugi
| tho Lone Stars were decicediy ahead, score,
| IS to 2S. The sih innings resulted dlsaa
trously for them, however, as they were
whitewashed while the Senecss made II
iuns score standing 26 10 2S. TBS Lont
Stars vent TO bat and made 3 rans, score q
to 81, TIE senscss looked rather blue, bu
appeared more cheerful as score citer scor
was recorded, until they stooh 30 TO 81 will
2 men out aud Hall, one Ct their best bat
tiers at the willow. Larsen sent in on
which Hall popped up to Farrell, short stop
who having played superbly throughout
would not miss the last opportunity ant
cangh. it in fine syle ending tho game
Score, Senecas 80, Lone Stars 81.
Yours,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19
THE OIL CITY RACES.
American Girl Wins the Pursc.--Tho O
Pacing Race Declared Off

Pacing Race Declared OFF
The races at Oil City yesterday were
largely attended, the crowd reaching from
1000 to $500 people. Tho weather was
exceedingly warm, we may say hot, but
the excitement wore Oft the exertion of
t'Old Sol" 10 give IA scorcher, and all
stood their ground to the close. The
horses Mary Am, FrPrS and Old Splinter,
entered for the pacing race, fret made
their appearance, and took their first heat
Frank winning the heat in 237. Old
Splinter was distaUced in this hea. The
judges made an excellent decision when
they decided this booty race, es there seem
to be much DISSATISFACTION st the manner
the fourth heat was made. Frank won the
Ist and second heats 10 2:3I, srd 2:i7,5.
The Sd was dead heat. Both hocses sscm.
ed to have maoy friends upon the ground,
but the pools were in favor Of Mary Ann.
AMERICAN GIRL AND Lucy.
This race was 40 exciting oae. bur sport
ing men were little timid about betting
and extremely cautious where they rieked
their money. The American Girl was tbs
favcrlte ID the pools, and won the first heat in
2:si Lucy won :he. second heat In rs IL.
The American Girl won the Sd asd 4th
heats in 1882, 2:S5. This rsce was o
beautiful exhibition Of t:ottiug, and both
the horses were admired by o.. rieseat.
The Oil City Park Association Gre uessrv-
ing Of credit for the admirable macner
every department under their control was
managed, and to President Tieroon and
Secretary Barbour. is this credit especia. y
due. They are men when acting in an
official capacits, who perform tier duties %
u mauner satisfactory 70 the pnb;ic, and the
Oil City Park Association il Indebted TO
them il large degree for its success.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

a six year old boy was asked by his
teacher ,o write composition on the aub-
iecs of water, and the following is the pro-
dncticn "Water is good to drink, to
swim in, and to skate on when frozen
When was little baby, the nurse used
to battle me every morning in water.
have been told that the Injuns don't wash
themselves but once in ten years. wish
| was % IriunW
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

A cowerlly fellow having kicked news
boy for Fostering him 10 buy an evening
paper, the lad waited until another boy ac-
cG5'el the gentleman and ehonted in the
hearing OF ali byatanders; 1t no use to
try him Jim; he can't read
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

The South Il becoming aroused 10 the
importance OF manufacturing her own cot
ton. Tho Charleston Courier OF the 7tb
hes capital editorial on this subject -
"We could never understand" says the
Courier, ''why the crop raised at cur verY
doors should be eSpcr.ed to other States
for the purpose of then being converted con.
vsrted into fabrics for nse. Why should
tho States of the North maDrtscirrc the
cotton which they do not produce? To
state the proposition in another fyrm, Why
should not the south, which produces the
coston, also manufacture it for use?p
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

A vulgar woman at Congress Hall, Sar
atoga, appeared at table Sunday with 40
many rings on her, fingess that she could
scarcely take her knife and fork in her
largo hand', Another at the Union wears
jewelry to the amount 0. 1900
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

The following is the conclusion Of an ep.
itaph on tombstone in East Tennessee -
''She lived life OF virtue and lied of the
cholera morbus. caused by eating green
fruit in tho full! hope OF blessed immortal.
ity, at the early oge OF q years, months
and l6 days. Reader, go thou a nd do like.
wise
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

The Society OF California Pioneers OF San
Francisco, have purchased a cane valued at
$1,000, iog presentation to the Hon W. IL
Sowarl on his return from ALASKA. The
bead OF the stick is composed OF forty one
triangular pieces of gold, beariug quartz
from piincipsl ulncs IF TIE globe SCI in
gold,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

Rev. W. Il. McAdam, accompanied by
Geo. Sykes, Wm. Smith, Alfrel Edwurds and
Geo. McAdam, left Mercer for Colorado
last week. Mr. McAdam intended purchas.
ing number OF horses in Iowa which he
would take across the plains. 1t is his in
tention to invest in land and eventually
make Colorado his home. His family re.
mains in Mercer for the present.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

Judge Barnard aunuis al action OF
Jmdgo Peckham in tho railroad fight, and
summons Pruyn, Ramsey and Val Valllen-
burg 10 show cause why they should not be
punished for contempt. All is quiet on
the Susduehanna road, and tho track is
Beiug re-laid the laai decision as TO wbC
shall be legal receiver is not yet given.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

One OF the most remarkable signs Of tae
'changed times is that Horace Greeley was
permitted to speak and was cheerially lis.
tened to at Lyuchbnrgh, Va, last week.
Nine years ago he would have been made to
appreciate the terrible Significance Of the
naue OF that burgh.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

Jeane June, Is we'll known fashion writer
saJs: "Tbe past few years has been a har-
vest e., fashionable Iress-makers, of (which
they have l4dN tho most in putting mp prl-
ces to slmo,t prohihitory rates Tho pre-
vaiiing suit is very complicated AFFAIR, and
is not uncommon for the making to cost
and three times as much as the mats
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

Johnny Prendergrest the negro minstrel,
died at the Trimbler Hotel at Pittsburgh,
on Sunday, Of congestion Of the brain.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-19

A little boy, returning from the Sunday
School, said to bis mother. "Ma, amt there
a kitten -shism for little boys? The cate.
,chism 10 too hard!"
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The pools sold ct the races at Oil City
dnring the two days, amounted to upwards
Of $4,000.
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D. W. Longwell will give you satisfacto-
~ prices and explosions Of Nitro. G lycerius
in your wells, 1t you will but call on him.
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special Notice.

WORDS OF WISDOM for young men, On the
Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood, with
sELF HELP foy the erring and unf ortunatr. Sen
in scaled letter envelopes, free OF charge Address,
HoWARD ASSOCIATION X T., PHILADELPHIA
PA .xlMay 81, 3m
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The Siamese Twins have come home with
uudiminiahed uttaclmeut 70 each other

WuI III iNIVltU u INIVuI 70 VUVh VtHUI'
Isaac Toncey proved TO be worth less,
it is reported, taen was supposed, which
must, therefore, be inexpressibly little.
A facetious Jorsayman says of the late
"Micky Free" the pedestrian, that he died
as be had liVeI-of delirium tremens
The University Of Vermont has attached
The immortality o; L. L, D. TO Gen. SaeTi-
dal's name Phil, mus laugh.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VJ1R SALE I!

j.
The block o.! buildings formerly owned by Goodmn n
No. 23p! e Washington street, is offered for sale
sin1lyo together. Inquire of o. r. schonblom;
Pet, Genre, Aag 10, 69--,f
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The Great Yosemite Riseers

Al hail great benefaCtor,
Who 10 euro rs Of our Ills, -
Gives life to the disconsoIate a.-
W ltho.t hoxions drugs or pills
Drives Gisclse from out the system,
Fills the helrt &yiih life and light,
With the best Of n the tonics,
Downer-GreatF YOsemite!
With root from ont the valleys,
Whore California's sun doth shiIo,
Giving wealth 10 us poor mOrtas,
Beyond The riches OF her mines.
Wealth OF health and happiness,
I,s blessings none should slight,
DO You want il 2. Would YOU havo i'll
Use powner's Great Yosemite.
F...
Come yc sick, diseased, discSnsolate,
u Why should you pine and dei
Ye feeble, faint aud languixling,
Come, these glorious Bitters try
See how these ouacks and nostrums, .
Flee from the land in fright,
Giving place to this pure tonic,
Downers Great Yosemite jul24u.
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VERY CHEAP SHEET MUSIC, only five cents
copy, at W. Il. NICHOLSON " CO.'S Stationery
Store.
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New FlGNr, Feed nnd Cl,cery
store
j. g. PIIATHER.

At the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MAN.
opposite the McClintock House, has On hand |
large and a.st class stock Of Flour, Feed aud
Groceries, which he is selling at o low fi;snr"
nH- Don't forget the rlaoe-whers a. D. Cott'f
& Company hroke up. ,ansu.
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Carpets, of every quality and description. NJ
REYNOLDS, BRoDHEAD q cos, No. II Centre
Street, opposite the p. o., Ol! City. Pa.
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REV. c. N. HEARD, Pastor.
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= The very bss, poke iCnIcry-Razors and Scis
sors---all wmraated-at ". II. N1CH0ISON'S
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Crockcry-For all kinds 90 to REYNOLDS
BRODHBAD & CO'S. No. II Centre Street, opp<
site the Post Office, OIL City, Pa.
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Use Merrison's Genuine Pine Tal
ana Persian Healing Soaps.

For STATIONERY, &c, call at Il OLMES =
FARNSWORTH'S News Room.
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BIRDS JAVA, sPARRows, CANARY, GER
MAN, at A. y. MILLER Il CO.