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The New York herald., 1870-09-26
Marine Disasters,

ABANDONED BARK--Piot boat Jones, No 10. reports
Sept ly, lat 3S 49, lon ~ 30 bark apparently aban
doned all spars gone aud sigma OF life board could
not ascertain her name.
DUBLIN, Sept l2The Eudos. OF BIddeford from Ba,ti.
more for this port has been towod tug, dsmasted
LONDON, Sept 3The Calhoun from New York, In
ing Victoria Docks, the bank but afterward
towsd of and towed into dock.
RAMs9ATE, Sept 1.-THE fishing smack Victoria, of Rams
gate Saterhed brought in about 100 with three diff
ferent marks up b, diamond 0O;" studdngsa BOOM
and two OF tobacco, marked 20" in diamond with
III ~ under-"l2 49, and d, :, l26 Water street, NY.
Melonda 4 Co. inspectors, New York"
Miscellaneous
Purser Oscar Crocheron Of the steamship Rapdan from
Havana, has thanks for favors
SEIZURE OF ScHR MILFORD. The American schr Milford
arrived here this morning from Abaco, having been seized
by the Resident Justice OF that island for breach of the
Revenue laws We understand that the vessel after
clearing from Green Turtle Cay for Harbor Island with um
bcr at Moose Island taking In guann On learning
this the Resident Justice went pursuit. and on seeing him
approach the vessel cot underway She boarded
however, and despatched to this that the matter
might be fully investigated Nassau GUARDIAN Aug 81
sDRowsED From off pilot boat W Asspinwall, No q,
September 49, lat 40 10 N Ion 81 % w, NJ, William voks
seaman, native of Meme Prussia, aged IL years II
months. While engaged rechng the mainsai
In heavy gale, he knocked overheard and
drowned the yaw hove overooard but could render
him assstance II blowing perfect hurricane al
the time with much difficulty Kept from
swaIaping. Geiman papers please COPY
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In the extreme but the consciousness OF innocence
has In great measure tended TO assuage
the terrible grief which MS arrest might
under other circumstances, have occasioned
Both Mr. Kipler and his daughter were
positive OF the unfortunate young mans presence IN
the house at Rosee at the time the Nathan Tragedy
was perpetrated.
AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
Last evening it was the general impre A.
sion OF all who the accused fnat
he was insane He laughed hefIrtly
at his being arrested and seemed regard the affair
as a good Joke. MIR. |. IA. Howe his brother in-law,
cence OF the prisoner He corroborated the facts AZ
stated above and especially to his being at Ro-
selle ut the time OF the dreadful murJer The In.
vestigaton will therefore be brief One the evi-
against the accused Is entirely confined TO his
own raving STATEMENTS.
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treat with civlty any and all Protestants who
chose TO visit his domains.
After singing the Old familiar hymn, which COM
mences in this way
Jesus shall reign whcre'er the sun
Doth his successive journey run,
Rev. DIR. Revel, a Waldensian, from Florence,
Italy, was introduced, and spoke at considerable
length. He led OIL with blast AZ the Pope and all
Roman institutions, terming the former
THE PRINCE OF DARKNESS AND TIE CHIEF VI
SINNERS.
He next spoke OF the condition OF AFFAIRS IN ltaly
since the revolution OF lS4S. and concluded by stating
tnat everything was progressing as finely there i0f
the Protestant religion as could be wished for under
the circumstances.
Rev. DR.. Koening, from Hungary, Rev. Dr. Bliss
from Turkey, Rev. Dr. Angus and several others
addressed the meeting In q most congratulatory
manner upon the condition OF Professionalism all ove
the world, and, while they acknowledged they were
sOrely disappointed at finding, upon their arr1va
here, chat thesConference was postponed they were
nevertheless greatly pleased with the enthusiastic
and cordial reception they had met with upon TINS
occasion,
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ihCEscIARY FIRE IN NEWARK.

group OF stables and carriage house In .Broome
street, Newark, were destroyed by fire yester-
day morning about three O'clock through the me-
dium, it is believed OF an incendiary. One stable
and the carriage house belonged to householder
named Charles Rademache Of No. 122 Prince street.
In 1t were several valuable sleighs carriage and a
large quantity OF hay he estimates his loss at not
less than $4,000 The other two stables destroyed
belonged to r. Lewis and John jaeger. They man.
aged get out their horses and cows. but still suffer-
they say, to the extent OF S3.O00 which makes the
total loss s6000 insured, probably, about one-haf.
An elderly man named Henry BreneinOn, Of No. 1T
BroOme street, arrested on Suspicion but after
a short detention released the evidence against
him being insufficient to hold HIM
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TElE6RApAlC NEWS ITEMS.

Mary j. s. Botham keeper of of Ill fame in spring
field Mass was nurdere by her husband yesterday
ing.
Two lads In Philadelphia, named Welsh and Donnell
each aged sixteen years. Saturday while intoxicated
another lad of the Simcs quietly sitting
st0op, which eYasperaed Welsh and Donnsy tnat
they forthwith murdered Shines.
On Friday barber named Dietrich, started out hunt
ing excursion. Harrisburg, Pa. armed with double
barrsed gun. Meeting two ladies, conversation
sued when suddenly. for unknown Dietrich
gun both barrels One Of the ladies' Miss
White shot In the face neck and breast being
blown Mrs Case shot in the neck and head Miss
Whites wounds considered fatal
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AFTER nRlhXS AND STAsDED.

In an attempt to force their way into the liquor
OF John Mahon or FIftythlrd street and
First avenue, last evening, by Patrick and John M.
Landers, of 227 East Forty-second street, Patrick
was stabbed over the right eye by Mahon. All the
parties were arrested by officer Near-one OF the
few Nineteenth ward officers who can be found when
mitted.
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4 CHfsx SPLIT OPEN.

During a drunken tenement house row. at &c Thames
street. last evening" between John Copelln, his wife
and Bridget and Joseph O'Neil thelhead Of the O'Ne
clan threw teapot full OF hot tea over Bridget who
seized hatchet and split his cheek open. All the
parties were arrested, and O'Nell was sent TO the
Park Hospital.
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T'T-F M TsTsfF7F Q
LIQUOR STATISTICS.

There were yesterday arrested by the police the
large number Of one hundred persons, for offences
growing ont Of the free sale of rum but not one for
violating the excise, notwithstanding about half the
gin mils were open.
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NEW YORK CITY.

+ The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours In COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phar.
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TOSIAs TAYLOR & CO.,
7Jl Broadway,

7Jl Broadway,
ara now Offering their splendid stock of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
below cost to close the retail branch
MO MORE MEDICINE.-ANY INVALID CAN CURE
delicious Revaenta Food which has effected
of dyspepsia, constipation consumption, diarrhoea and ali
81 25; 10 lbs, $40. DUBARRY CO., l63 William street.
New York, and at all druggists and sr0cers
-On ono GOLD COIN
sD,DUU.UVO to be distributed at Grand Gift Cnrcer
in Mercantile Library Of San Francisco, California
Oct 81, without fail
Treasurer, The Bank of California
brond Gifts
SIO0,0oo S50ooo,
10000, 2OOvo.
628 gifts IN all-S500C0n
Tickets do each TO be had with circulars giving
ticulars, at
=. g. DEvLIN'S, No. avail street.
DELMONlCOS, FIFTH avenue and Fourteenth street.
V. GlRAUDYS, Sl51t Broadway.
Fifth Avenue and Grand Hotels.
orders by mail to D0RE PETERS, No. Wall street,
VIII have prompt attention.
cisco.
California bankers and merchants residing in New York
or any visitor from the Pacific coast will certify to the In
tesrity OF this enterprise and OF the management.
DORE PETERS business Agents,
SAN FRANCIsoo Sept l. ls7O.
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BROOKLYN UNION REGATTA.

In consequence OF the match race between the
Cambria and Idler, to be sailed from Sandy Hook
on Thursday, the Brooklyn Yacht Club Union Re-
gatta win confne the distance to sail to and around
Southwest Spit for all classes of schOoners and
slocpS.
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A very remar Sable and somewhat mysterious
affair occurred at the waiting room of the Jersey
City ferry foot OF Corlandt street saturday night
A little girl named Kate Burns who was in company
with woman On their way to the Washington
Market, left the woman and went into the ladies'
private ROOM She had not been there many minutes
when another young girl was seen by the woman
outside pass rapidly out and walk into the street.
After some time the woman went in to see what
delayed Kate and found her almost insensible. IL
appears that the other girl threw something in her
eyes and made several Efforts to stab her, after
which she took alarm and left. The ferrymaster Mr..
Rsmmel, notified, but IL was then too late, the
oIoodthirsty young yirago having disappeared.
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A. Dumont, o: $50 Broadway was yesterday sent
TO hospital, suffering from burns, by The explosion
OF benzine In his clothes cleaning establishment at
the above number.
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The Department. of Public Parks announces that
II the weather be fine there VIII be music by the
Central PARK Band In Mount Morris square this AFTER
noou rom halfpast three TO half-past i've O'Clock.
A man who said his name John Mitchell was
held to answer yesterday at the Essex Market Po-
lice Court, charge OF siabbing with knife in the
head, Adam MoWatsky, or 430 West Eleventh street.
AT twenty minutes before four p. M. yesterday,
three rowdies, corner OF Third avenue and Fifty
fifth street, bear man badly and escaped arrest,
as The police were as usual in the wrong place at the
right time.
Between two and three O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, an officer OF the Sixteenth precinct found on
Of the streets Patrick Ryan, Of 2ss Eighth ave.
nue. with a severe cut on MS head, made by q
bottle in the hand OF an unknown party.
Justice shandley, at Jefferson Market, yesterday,
committed Lewis Kautter aged seventeen, having
no home, upon complaint OF Waldemar Fuhndrich,
OF 256 West Thrtythlrd street. charged with stealing
thirty eight dollars IN money from him on the 18th
lnst
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be.
fore Justice Ledwth John Gunther was held 10
answer on a charge of stealing horse valued at
500, the property of Patrick Flood The horse was
found IN possession Of Louis Frank, OF No. 225 East
Twenty y-iourth street, who said he bought 1t rom
Gunther tor thirty dollars.
Patrick Morrisey, OF Forty nfth street. between
Lexington and Fourth avenues, yesterday reported
at the Nineteenth precinct station house that while
entering car, corner Of Third avenue and Forty.
fourth street, he was knocked down by John Keefe
VINO lives near him, and fell under the car, wheel
OF which passed over hand, crushing it badly.
His injuries were dressed by Dr. Mcdonald.
The officers Of the Central Park Meteorological De
parnent report the following as the result OF their
observations for the week ending September 24:-
Barometer-Mean 30.ls4, maximum 3O.4l2 mini
mum 2e.920, range .522 inches: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
66.6, maximum IS, minimum 49, range 30 degrees;
rain fell during the week TO the depth OF .04 inches;
distance travelled 10y the WIND during the week
L miles,
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The ex-oflcers OF the Fourth New York artillery
Will hold their annual union at the Coleman House.
in this cily, on Wednesday, the 2Sth inst, at six
L. NJ.
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fire in A. d. Thurbers spice mill, 1s3 Duane
street, yesterday. caused 500 loss.
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Yesterday morning Frederick Spuher, Of s29 First
avenue, Keeper OF lager beer saloon, was fatally
wounded by the explosion Of a Kerosene lamp.
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Average temperature FOR corresponding date
last year ....................... 7sJ
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sEW JERSEY NEWS ITEMS.

A carpenters shop at the Erie Railway depot in
Jersey City, destroyed by ire yesterday after.
noon involving loss OF 81, 2O0 including nine sets
OF carpenters tools. There was no insurance.
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The Department of Public Parks announces that
If the weather be fine there viii be music by the
Central Park Band IN Mount Morris square this after
noou rom half past three TO halI-past i've o'clock
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A man named Patrick Keenan Was arrested h

a man named PatrIcK Keenan was arrested IN
Jersey CITY, yesterday, on the charge Of committing
an aLrocious assault on boy named Egan, whom
he cufed and kicked till the lad became insensible.
Three gashes were inflicted the skull! keenan,
committed TO await the result OF the boys In
jurtes.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A GOOD RESOLUTION
Ruy your China, Glass, Plated Ware Cutlery Cooking
Utensils all other House Furnishing Goods where you
EDWARD 3. BAssFoRDs,
Cooper Institute.
Illustrated catalogues sent free.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A states-Legal everywhere. Desertion, &c sufficient
se free No n % sens
4 RsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different states no publicity no charge till divorce
~ +. /. King, Counsellor at Law, sis Broadway. s.y.'
DIsEAsEs OF TaE EYE AND EAR CURED BY MOD
~ electricity, scientifically applied. Drs. IVES and
POWELL, Electricians. l6 East rnryfourh street,
Third avenue.
IJALF ALIvE.-IT Is A SAD THING TO PASS
through life only half alive Yet there are thousands
Ihey complain specific disease they suffer positive
pan but they have relish for anything which affords
mental or to their more robust and ene
In nine cases out of ten this state of assde an torpor
ergy Of both mind body When the waste Of nature
eo T ns ana the
Now, what does common sense suggest under these cir
rengthenns not merely for an hour or two 10 sink after
ward into more pitiable condition than assuredy
to-, but radically and permanently.
How this desirable object be accomplished? The
quarter OF century easily given yigor
sSM%c hs ssiiys ssas DO og wss me o IN
temporary remedies but wake the system up by
organ upon which all he other organs depend for their
ture and support ,,.
have taken the feeble frame OF the dys
peptc will begin to tee its benign influence Appetite will
Graves Pesevere until competeuntl health
full blood fit to be the material Of flesh and muscle bone and
of watery psbulum with which they have here
tofore been mperfectiy nourished
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SHIPPIN e. IN e w 8.

Almanac for New York This Day.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
Sois Destination. / O6io,

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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A man who said his name was John Mitchell was
held to answer. yesterday at the Essex Market Po-
lice Court on a charge OF siabbng with knife in the
head, Adam Mowatsky, Of 430 West Eleventh street.
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TEE NATHAN MURDER.
"a Mares Nest and a
False Glue.

Excitement in the City and Mystifcation Of the
Police An Insane Man Arrested as an Ac-
ccmulics of the Murderer and Brought
TO Now York-He is Found Innocent
Only Dad Crop OF Wild Oats
Antocsdsnts OF the Prisoner-In-
terview With His Father.
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AT twenty minutes before four p M. yesterday,
three rowdies. corner Of Third avenne and Fifty.
fifth street, bear man badly and escaped arrest,
the police were as usual in the wrong place at the
right time.
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are now Offering their splendid stock of
upuOIGTERY GOODC
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Between two and three O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, officer OF the Sixteenth precinct found on
OF the streets Patrick Ryan, OF 2S9 Eighth ave.
nue. with q severe cut on MS head, made by q
bottle in the hand OF an unknown party.
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--latest anA Most Important
War News.
New YORK. Dec. 20

INV bptN, wv ~
The Hrrall's Brus.ell Correspondent t
ftslrgraphs tbis morning that the bombard-
rment Of Paris is declared to be impossi-
Yhc.
lis not humanity which res'rans the
hPrussians, hut it Is simply impossbi" TO
succeed, as they have neither the number
Or calior. of guns necessary.
They have only 500 gnns, mainly TWEEN
! 'itur poyhders, and The French outworks.
which co9fmaud the batteries. Can destroy
them ths moment they open tire. Paris has
t"omonths SUPPL offood.
A correspondent writes from Fendome
that neither Of tho French arnlcs command
I'd by Chauss-y aod DOarbaki numper less
than l00.0 900 men, aud they eau draw rsin-
forcemen's from other parts OF France o.
neatly double tnAt number.
The appearance OF the French armies is
favorable. Many of the men ure small in
sta.nr, tuL the mrjoIi,y,. are. lnise i'll
Loadon, Dec. '20-lO II. m.
The prospect 81 .ace ale looking. much
Improved this morning, and 1t is tuonsht
III Berlin aud. Frankfort the peace basis
proposed by the nrutsas. VITA some smrnd
ments, will soon he adopted
lilitsry movements in, Toe field coutinue
active and the French atv endeavorlu, ~
coaceuirule.
One German army is falling back be;o.e
EuuIUuki.
Later advicrs from Paris says there ba.
been no isutlug a.ouuI lne cay s.ucp Iue
first VI December.
The people had received news from the
Quiz side ~ the lth inst.
AGv.c.s have been received b,Ie an
nouucins that the Germans were stationed
at ui!s, Department Of CUi.der, VI tue
iS.b.
The French withdrew at nishtia.l The
Geimuus lost $40 IN khjrd a.i WOULD
Cd.
Among th' wounded was Prince " lliam,
Of Baden, WIN was snot tu!o"sa III,
cheek.
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WANTS TO SELL OuT HIS SEX The cdi-
tor vi Inc New Haven Register recently al
tended a lecture by Mrs. y. c. Bow!e,. IN
which "lLe utter usel, s.u.ss and cus.rLuets
OF the masculine gender" received ;h,ir las
due. Tue editor lhus describes bis is lies
at tho conclusion of tse, tirlde: I've
started Tor hume thoroughly satisfied Of oui
utter abasenent-fetlins like d iorlo,n
rooster, who had been caught out IN a
heavy shOwer-aul debated Whether We
should 60 iu aud beg forgiveness ofour .bet
ter ha'f tor being man-cnryiag, .s n
propiiialofy Offering, the nrw-si lyle Of n
winter bounrt. We w-ie forgiven. and will
try ard forget that we were born nen snd
child. Fur sale-,o close concvrn-a lot
Of ge0tleman's cl,tblog. suitable T. r tie sea
sou. or will We exchanged for hoop
skhts.
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Bya dispatch from HarmsburS to the
pittsburgh Cummttcial, we learn that u
big well was struck Mon'lsy on Stump l.
land, half u mile below Harrisburg, oc
laud owned by the Stump Island OIL CON-
pany, which promises better thau anything
yet struck 10 this region. Unlike other
wells 10 this vicinity, this one did Dot hay.
So go through the sand. but struck at a dis
lance Ut from Twelve 10 fifteen below the
place where they fret struck sand. The oil
lowed 10 such quantities as to .ff"ctuall,
s'op oil further drilling aud they imIDedt-
stely began preparations for tubing. 1t is
es'imatad that the production thue far has
been over hundred bsrr-ls per day, but no
definite figure can as yet bs..givsn. This
well ia owned by John II. Galley, WIZ.
Hartley aud oilers, aud is called Island
Ki1g. No. z.
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Attention Of the travrliu. puplc is call
ed 10 the chang. IN the time OF running
trains on the Allegheny Valley Railrosd -
Trains over this road now run through
from Pittsburgh to Buffalo without chanue
OF cars. TIE road i, furnished vita cl--
CANT silver palace sleeping cars; passes
through delightful section of Country, and
altogether ons Of The p!easante.t routes
in the State. J. J. Lawrsuce is General
Snper in,enden', aud Thos. NJ. King. As.is-
taut Superintendent, u this popular rcut..
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That old and srsiling janruai, the Pitts
hnrgh Commercial, made .is appearance on.
Monday in an entirely new dr-sa. aud take.
occasion to remark that never IN its history
has 1t received 30 liberal a supper. as q,
the present time. We are glad to record
the prosperity ofour contempo,y and hone
It may continue. The Commercial iakps
the lead among the news pap.rs Of the
State, snd 10 undoubtedly the best.
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dispatch 10 the Pittsburgh Comm ercial
dated uarmsburg, Dec. II, says: ~
a,an whose maine we have been unable
10 learn W." tnstsntiy killed last evening
shont half past seven O'Clock, at tho Craw-
foId vel. Situated on tha Robinson Farm,
shoat one mle-unrth of Parker's Laudng.
Ho was contractor for putting down tie
we'll, spd while hc,and bis assistants were
handling tbs dr.liios tools, had bis arm
causbt 10 the tlil wbssl aud was drawn
round with the and Instantly crushed
10 dssit. = js jrsidsda short distance be-
i-" Ed'ieHiun and leaves wife and one
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NATURAL Gas roR FCE. Pho success
fnl p'ro luction Of natnrn, gas for fnel and
light ia Ere. Pa, has ntuced others To put
down test wells, ami in some instance =
they have been successful. FredOnia, N.
Y. ~ thu scene of the latest r.fjrt in tha
line. The Censor speak, Of 1t a. fol lows: =
saturday n. ht' u ,brlliAnt fame a,Ovs
Colbnrn's mill procl .imrd that the son ! b,
Tor gas had been secarci. Thc flame came
from an inch pipe, which was temporarily
set up in the d,rr!ci nli attacled u the
casing. On lighting the gas at tn. moutb OF
the well il bIrned steadily two or three
feet high. The well is over 400 feet deep,
and Is to be made 800. a tout inch casing
has been put down. eighty. one feet, which
shuts out all the wafer. This also shuts
of the sutiace gus; The presrnt npply ap-
pear,d 10 come from 4 bla,k shale rvca,
ninety feet thick, which was struck at u
depth of 10 ie.i. Auo,her strata of the
some Character was ionud at a depth OF
33J feet. Tho dtiI has since been in
gray rock, gging down twenty feet er
day. tis difficult al present To estimate
the extrat Of 'ho supply Mr. ColLurn, ha.
secured, but we judge Their q is plenty to
iun his thir!y-hre horse power engine
This well hes pr"bsaly cost him 81 ,o,o -.
Tie result is deserved by Mr.. Co.burr's -n-
serprse. AMI highly gratifying 10 all UUr
Citizens. We can new ofer every man,i-
'ac'nrer who will come here free iael, iur-
nished by dame nature. There will Le
plenty more wells going dowu soon."
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CnANes or BASE. III. ". Mabb. the
"r"'"r hotsl proprietor at ShamLurg, has
'akca new hotel ut Union in anticipation
"f the early completion o T the u. IL T. r.
n. 1t IS hrt-class house, aud Henry is
Nv well known Throughout ,he oil regions
his house will be . favori,e resort with The
Tsvsliag plblNs- Herald.
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A Miami coau.y % ! s-Itl.r Objects TO IA
proposed railroad in that region in tbesr
word': ''rnr people is grne wall ON mis-
ere railroad queschn". Iiosses tn It is nov
wuth lolty doilaIs won't be with live dol
larsa he'd. Wagin makers VIII starye 10
deth. Oats won't be wuih nuthin' and
we'll have TO quit rsisrn On 'em. Coop
skins won't be wulh a dam, ami tao bel
leTiu stpam wag ins viii skeer all The game
out Of the country. iii sell my forty ana
glt Tor Arkansaw II you don t sop this 'ele
railroad"
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Now that cold aud stormy weather is up
OH ua, Our citizens aud property owners
shout take extra precautions 10 regard TO
fires Stove pipes aud flues should receive
close examination and bs put 10 thorough
repair, aud other measures taken to prevent
fts A word 10 the Use 10 sufficient,