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" So or sinr-Se". ny h'-f..'i
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Dy ,!nrUE ,s Tr: wits CP srii.i-Hti md
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en-. I. q Court til. par y o. 0'irare i. the
abpv, entitled cause WI proceed - ~. Il; pub
i. auCti3", at tie Merchants and AncL.'E"trs TX
Ch9o, =. r, 4! st.sct, between Ca1a. am 'h.stom-
hc-- ;rs.f, ~ :he Second Ds.-Iu G Ii city. on
y ne f""'.5rg described rrope9tv :" WI
!;..TA;S LOT OK PORTION ~ >.RDUSD.
4 =. .'t ldir-- and inr:ore- - 70 ron.
-.l,- w, Il, il Gc- an. app :.'.'a:.'r there
mt, l.ru. IN. Or II inN =" Gpp".ta!ring sltu-
a,-a "A tie a,.ho-rc IiTsl.',s y - y. r.h Dis
'r.' t.s.., .j'y OF Ia+iNrtt-' J. NJ :h.. q; NJ"
o-1c Us II ts.i- parish, IN the bluarf bounded b.
..evs. R,u ,seai, |..-t an. Second ~ e.-
AMI y .It Ut port ION Of ,,rrnnd de-, griat.t
" te :.-'r. j. ~ i -he:c4 n.te1 tn ID d. Ut
Apr !, 1867. and annex 10 a. ~ os par: on II
.".@. cpbe.t D. N ..lC and me LeI;. Il Thomas '
N..i", ~ SEQ! 'c'"r. : Y AeA! ~. n"tary
pu.,,.. ~ ,.c !.rd da .: >p,.;, - losc
cora, az. =, ~ paris. .; 'eter-or.
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see -c.,p a-d GHll ii-cht, 'front.' ~ -; street
D. "A ..r,tn - .,,lt hundred and ere-. IL. feet.
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pat . She lot amber q OF 1lar made e>
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eenIS las. 70" airy
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AM b, lurt In 'roni RobcEr u Nc u. and
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SCI, i IL ~. Above slIt-
Ae::Ds-I A. OIL IL. spO..
THOM.s l.. NAVEL
.iotS IL = Sheriff OF ii Z PARISH OF Orleans.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
MAyORALry OF NV ORLEANS,
City Hall, Noycm,er u, 1870. !

NltS Hail, No'cmtr u l5Ip. }
mo. Standardization Series
BE il ordained, That the terms and pro-
vision, Of the act of mort gage and pledge.
executed 10y the city of New Orleans in
favor OF The Bank of New Orleans, before
A. Hero, ,jr., City Notary, under date of
MAY 10, 1870, ne. and the same are hereby
declared to embrace, or apply 20. and
secure the payment " any and Al! add
tional ioans or advances of money that
NAV hereafter hc made By SAID banl, unto
the city; and to these ends and purposes
the Mayor IS hereby authorized and en-
powered 20 sign and execute before The
City notary, on behalf of the citv. any and
III instruments OF writing That may bc
requisite 70 carry this resolution into effect,
Adopted hv the Council of the cl.y of
New Orleans, November T., 1870
Yeas; West. Shaw. Dc!,.-:A", P:csce.
Walton BsnAnau.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, M.~o,.
4 -" copy:
II. Cospti.r CLtRHH. >rc.cfa.-
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PROPOSALS..

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So orleans No. fri- ~ 80.
81. 'r's ~ 'pn>AiS ADORE >-h1 - 7i't T Y
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Clarke I,..,.E cen STATE. ... By. j 20 stree
c,oriln- = .p.j - .yI!- - Fl. =. It" - o.
the t'l.l y s-N"r.
All .r-t:e> maxim: prol~,-. >. "o'.'ra,.
required - deposit Ny, IA Administration of
tIilanc-. evidence q. 'h.II H.. - or - 9'Ge BY
the d.I,!dN;.-IU IL" amount ~ 80 kun tired and
t.ttV dollars s,-l. " l,'. -l.4 >: :o't ~. ~ til
ely cI-- % Z. luz. 20 ign -. Cont-.tT-
BIdd.r- - " ION contracts - NJ. - --T-f 49,
have thu. C~'0ssts It .l...e. - ..-.lA -; I
i,ldIC1t.o1.s made.
No bid ~ i. received :r'.-. . -'rp.C.5, >;
the Ger: ICtt- .: the AdTuIl - 40 .. faHc.
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b. 'l....
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BIDS.
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cusIe yard -. n, ,ud. "a, -. --.s.I'IG .ll 70
Dc i;.do-,e Proposals 10. ..-!-"-.. :: =.
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Unparalleled Bargain, :" Iver. Line.
- Ga So uar 500: 70: -. COS - -.
10 caet- So ,.nc stan s.g' :. Il-,r cox
Ton I6c.
p c.se- PRINTS ~ - 'r. - -
a ~,Iy large a>.o.:.l ~. :: ..'.t>> ''!'o> i.
price, extreme. los.
100 ; 10 COW 2LhI o. :;
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c..3 -,a.-s BLANKETS, III ~. ia. =.
pos PIECES pare IRISH In: lt"m -. ~
El.lr in. % tLAS>iff.>. >.itF',. r.HA:> ETC.
and = 4g..e.al a.,or: LAT -: - PM
GOODS
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;lrT at,t - 0: 3 a. I, nd 'r,.-.'
silks, -atin~, 1riv.t-.
Fine I..-h ,Hp:,n., etc..
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Ou-GhEkPERS, ATTENTION.

No Is, CANT STREET UP Sr.IR..
Please call ard 5ee the Bantz Boiler steamer and
Douce!, combined III one machine, which will wash
batch OF clothes in thirty minutes also. blankets,
etc. Price, u. II has been tried here. and found
to perform al that il CLAIMED fer it.
oc0 In BANTz 4 CO., Paten.ees.
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The Contested Election.

Thomas L. Maxwell. Candidate for fle
office of Sheriff of the Civil Courts for the
parish OF Orleans and Captain Tobin, who
was candidate for the post of Sheriff of
the Criminal Court, have both filed PET
tons in the Eighth District Court, asking
injunctions against Governor Warmoth and
the commissioners of election, restraining
them from making election returns. judge
Dibblc issued q rule niSi rcturrahle on Wed
neSday
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Terms Of Subscription.
ear, SIS; six months, 81 -.
Advertisements.

Transient advertisements same taf1or n ne
Daily. Monthly advertisements inserted t0T one.
fourth of the daily rates.
A liberal commission allowed to those who send
an clubs of five more.
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Paper clothing is made IN China and
Japan. A coat costs ten cents. and whole
suit quarter Of dona-.
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Squares. mo. mos. mos. 3 mos, u mos

Monthly advertisements inserted every other
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S2Gper month.
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All business notices Of advertisements % b.
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STANDARD FIRE AND WATER
PROOF ROOFING.
.>jcr'..sRS r.ASrfC SLATE ROOM. CcN?A;..
0ucs-HO. :s4 Peter. street. :Or:trl!
New E.rvc<.. abo. ..~.i7.
My ORi.tA.,

=. Roofing is adaptc~I :" cr"- ~ < o Eo. =
Root, a. vel n. Htcan,ost H.,,'- |-...i... A''-
ing. rt..
Cots lee than tia. Of aA, Chr. -.iadaii reot
IN: Plastic SAFE lis Gko~ mo-' 'scci!en: coz.
erinc ta OF al. k:Gt- !. ryc-.-v., re
metal dilensos with pa,'tIn-, ar.l check. tho con
traction and expansion "l'-... h2.' ana ii'-i
ail'. In:'IVan Fe,t for sa .i.lG.l. lee 20 sr'.
For r!l particulars send .cr .i:cr.,,. sells On
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Seventh District Court.

George Jacobshyer W. City of N"w Or
eans.-This is suit for the ownership and
possession of lot of ground in the Sixth
District, which has been sold for taxes.
Plaintiff sues for the right of redemption
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22
Gold at l p. M, ll3T.

The following ia a copy Of the articles ol
agreement entered into between tho Rynd
Farm L. d. G. and the Columbia 3. B. c.,
for the coming match game of ball:
Article of agreement entered into II is
2lst day Of Sept, 1870, between A. r.
Black Of The Petrolia B. =. c., and G. w.
@Overholt OF the Columbia b. b. G.
q. The above parties have this day dcrosit-
ed the sum Of $50 each IN the hands of Mr.
j. r. Kemp, as q forfeit for game of Base
Ball, between the Petrolia 3. B. G. of Rynd
Farm, and the Columbia D. B. c. of Col
Anmbla Farm, for $3.50 a side, TO take place
on the Seneca L. B. ground, Oil City, on
Tuesday. Sept. 9Th, 1870. The balance,
$l0oeaeh 10 be placed in the hands Of the
final Stakeholder Mr.. Kemp, on day Of
game. Either party failing to put up the
! faal deposit.tO foEieit the amount now up,
A., Il. BLACK, Sec. r. D. 1B. c.
G. w.sovERHoLT, Sec. C. b. BIC
Witness: J.rR KEMP, w. CRuMBIn.
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Latest and Nest Important
War News.

London, Sept. 81.
The German forces have occupied Ne
mours.
1t is said that General Werder threatens
to utterly destroy Strasbourg If II does not
surrender.
Tours, Sept. 2l.
1t is reported that the Prussiaus on the
line of the Orleans railway alter sharp
engagement were wepulsed and fell back
upon Maeiber aud Pitcheviers. 7
The iron.clad gunboats for the defense Of
Paris have commenced operations. --s-r.
Il Etf.,HErf - Florence, Sept. 81. =
Rome has been occupied by Italian
troops without bloodshed, the Pope forbid
ing resistance.
The Romans rccei7 ed the Italians with
great enthusiasm.
a. r "a Epenial, Sept. 20.
Toulngain has been attacked but the
Prussians, were repulsed, and their guns
dismounted. .,l .ts'. IN t.,
Glen, Sept. 90.
1t is reported that the Prussians sur
rounding Paris have been defeated on the
plains Of Mendan and Zevres with heavy
loss. t1s fGr f'. trg
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The SOL ders, sailors and marines OF West
Virginia, Eastern Ohio and Western Penn
sy!Yania are all Invited to join in jolly re.
union at Moundsyille, West Virginia, on
Thursday coming, September 22d. II is de.
sired that commanders Of regiments, COM
panies and batteries strive to have their
comrades present as organizations with the
fullest possible ranks, and that all the
bands, martial music, &C., be brou gbt
along. If this affair succeeds, may it be
but preliminary to many in coming years.
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REPORTED On FAILURE. The Pittsburgh
Commercial says: 1t was reported yestei-
day that one Of our most prominent and
heavy oil operators has failed. No particu.
lars are at hand, but the cause, it is hint
ed, was "the purchase Of too much hi gh
priced oil" We may be able to give further
particulars Tomorrow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22


A SAD CAsE.-Some five years ago Il drug
gist named Reid, residing in Union county,
Pa, met young lady at Petroleum Centre
with whom he became enamored, and sub
sequently married in jamestown, n. Y
She is a native of Richmond, Va, where
she resided during the rebellion, and only
came North, homeless and frieodless, after
having lost her father and brothers in the
terrible, conflict. From jamestown they
wen: to Philadelphia, where he engaged in
business, and where they lived together for
eight or nine months. At the end of TIL
period be instituted proceedings for adj
vorce in the courts Of that city, but for
some reason best known to himself the case
was abaiidoned, He then deserted her, and
travelled about the country, followed by bic
wife. at times he would live with her for
short periods. In Cory he lived with her
for,two weeks. Then he would suddenly
ssepout, leaving, as she spys, the bills to be
settled by her. This state of things con-
tnued until about two years ago, when in
Wiliamsport, in this State, he applied for
decree Of divorce, and she hay ing no no
tice of the proceedings, falling TO appear
and defend, it was granted. She followed
him from place to place, seeking to obtain
those rights which, in her ignorance Of
the divorce, she supposed she was entitled
to. At this time he was engaged as a
"druu,mer" for New York house, and as
she proved herself o greater Inconvenience
than ever, be determined to rid himself of
her at all hazards.
About two weeks ago she went to Erie
learning that he was intending to visi. that
city, and on Saturday last had him arrest
ed for desertion. When brought face TO
face with. him at the Justices Office, she
learned for the first ting OF the divorce. In
her excitement she tried to shoot him. bu ,
the pistol failed to go of aud she was pre-
vented from injuring him. On Monday
she was arrested at the Cory depot by her
former husband, on charge OF trying TO
shoot him, but the mater was arranged
and she was allowed to depart. Yesterday
she made her appearance in OIL City, where
she stated she was in pursuit of her late
with the frin inten ton of killing
bin on sight. Persons who conversed
with her state that she talked ratioualv
but her personal appearance seemed to in
dicate that she was not entirely in her
right mind. We give the facts as we CLEAN
them, mostly from the Cory Blade, and do
not know which is the really aggrieved
party.-Ol City Times
The man Reid spoken of above is known |
10 many hereabout having been engaged in
business in this place for some time
Ed.
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ELwOoD'S FEMALE MISsTRE1s --This
popular. troupe will return to this place on
October 10th and give one entertainment t
Sobers Hall. We doubt not they will re-
ceive warm welcome as their entertainment
in this place few days since was very
popular one, filling Sobei's Hall to reple-
tion,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22

1t was reported in Williamsport, Pa,
among the elite, that one of tho upper ten
was in tho habit of beating his wife, and
COMMITTEES of old ladies were depued to
wait upon her, aud learn the facts from er
own lips. They did so, aud to their horror
learned that he was in the ba6it of beating
her, ''but," remarked the lady, 'it is at
euchre!' THO committee mzzed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22

The United States flagship Franklin, is
'he Object Of attention and curiosity at
London, and her crew are much admired
ior their activity. skill and powerful ply
siqne. The Admiralty have decided TO
adopt the practice noticed on the Franklin.
of arming the men with breecb-!oaders in
stead of revovers. I.H
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22

Methodist Church Conference.

The Erie Annual Conference of tht
| Methodist Church which has been holding
its session at Cleveland for the past week
adjourned ut midnight on Monday, th,
large amount of business before the Con-
ference protracting its sessions until tha
late hour.
We publish below, as of interest TO our
readers, the appointment Of preachers fol
the ensuing year in this district.
4. JAMESTOWN DISTRICT.
J. LESLIE PRESIDING ELDER
Jamestown-E. S. Gillett.
Ashville-A. L. Kellogg.
Sugar Grove-A. A. Horton.
Pine Grove and Farming W. Les.
lie.
Tfewsburgh-F. A. Archibald. e.. .T..
kenzua-A. Bashbl inc. --'
Shefieid-L. 4. Merritt. ....-.f
Corry--J. e. Scofeld.
1oupgsville-B. T. Delo.
Warren-Ii. j L. Eaker.
Plcasautville-R. n. Stubbs.
Tidioute--E. A. Squier.
Deeriield--E. Chace
Petroleum Centre-P. W. Scofield,
Pithole and Tarr FARM. Shields.
Shamburg and Miller Furm-A. C. Web
ster. itlf
Riceyille-G. n. Eberman.
Titusvile W. ?. Bigneli. -...
Garland-To be supplied.
Ridgeway and WiIcox-C. NJ. Heard.
Randolph-Wm. N. Reno.
East Racdolph-.-J. G.. Sullivan. -
'a jamestown anl Sugar Grove Swcde Mis-
sion-J. Iverson. . fy
Fagundas City and Enterprise P. p.
P!nney. -..44a..
Kean Miss!on-N. Colgrove.
Spar'ansbnrg-to be snpplled.
The session was largely attended by lay
men from the different joints in the confer
ence, and the reports of the material inter
ests Of the various charges to the churches
and educational Institutions indicated a
liberal contribution to the support of the
church by its membcis.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22

a pretty story ia told of Nine. Ulrich, the
wife OF The Governor Of Strasbourg. and
VINO was the famous danseuse Taglioni.
Her boy. Albert, went 10 Woerth and was
reported among the slain; the affectionate
mother walked to the battlefield, touud The
youngster asleep in barn, kissed him, a nd
stole away so as not to disturb his slumbers.
"fou will tell AlbertI came and kissed
him." she said to the man outside. - 10.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22
Road Comm issiOners MuddIe."
PLuMER, Sept. q, 1870.

PLuMEE, Sept Il, 1870.
Mr.. EDIroR: In reply TO Mr.. Geo. W
Wilson's communication Of Sept. 10Th.
would merely state for the information OF
the redonbtable Geo. that as one of the
Road Commissioners of Cornplanter town
ship, daily and lawfully elected, / know my
duty aud propose to do it, despite the eff
forts of himself and a few sore-headed pol
iticians TO make capital OF it. TO all OF his
futile efforts to irjure me in the sight OF the
taxpayers of C0rnplanter township |
would say, In the "langwiJge' of the i'm
mortal poet: 'Shoo ly! don't bodder me-
Ia, ia, Gecrsy. d..
~. JAMES SAGE.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22

Peaches, as fair as the blush on a maid.
ems cheek. at Schonblom & Wings, next
door to the RECORD Office. AS they are
about the last of the season, we would ad.
wise our readers 10 try them. ll ~ 40
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22

Four young ladies OF, Vallona, Ind,
daughters of Mr.. Cross, made themselves
famous, last week, by beating, in most
nnmercliul manner young man who had
carried the joke to the extent of inserting in
their fathers sale bill that they, too, would
be sold by auction. t...r...
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22

One or two new wells on the McCrav
farm will soon he completed. .sj..sf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22

Vichey, Kissengen and Soda at Vote
the Artc Soda Fountain of
JioI!' GRIFTEs Bros.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22

A new W.. was struck at West Hickory
the first OF the week, which is said to be
pumping $50 barrels per day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-22

TIdioute has had prize fight, burglary,
etc, aud bcgnsto feel as though she was
OF some Importance.