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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10
S,iHEWA5.A NOTICE.

cts 'lrf..- u".r, ,.r.. ,Ho
August 49,, l.iu.
Npt.rtsb,I'by sycrts the owner lr sHI..
81 the following dr-Hr i.i lH'-. 'p-W A.. ln'. .s
Eighteen. ~. urtr,u, ts) IWrfty. fsil TWENTY.
ono .. lI..h numbered. 80 ItU4I5 .'yuI. Dob thee
a. CAIRO, thIf iU' cry Council t.".|..'F Iss, b
o.i. none" ordered n r.f-tI.. f..u .. 10
Do i.Yat ui ,a,u iuf-, aus tn itrs 90 west 90
-it iufs, fH The outer uI-. 90 H..UA . 20 "I fA
stu nt seventh street, AMI tntt flr UH p,l aI
uWuoy. ~ sId lutH have t.u T-i ~ 90. period ~
NuV TOYS fflW ihis diiH To Which 90 b. .i'ii ssia
speSauk, Tint uul"-. completed within fAv ue
ulugr specified tht rlWv VIII ly IU.l.Ir tar. >
hnd He cost assessri p-aius. Tie property l,r'.
utcd Thereby, 900 N..ugJauHr v 90 thH charter unu
ordinances ~ the -l.I city.
JOHN BRoWS,
aus,liv CIV clerk
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

\ wEDDlSs.-Yostsrdsy eveniS 4tlyk
was n sound lof revclrs ia the st Sanhs
Hotel "A wedding, inwhichM f.Sser,pan
NJ. Lyndc and Miss +. NJ. ',itcS~wtre the
principal actors. The printer wss Aot
forgotten. Tho bride-Inay ~ remain
young and happy a thousand yeap-spw-
plimentod TiIr BULLETIN by sendinE ~
the office an assortment Of most delicious
cakes. We can bu, extend to the happy
pair our congratulations, and hope, IN their
behalf that tho blsses Of the honey moon
may become the staple Of their welded
life. ...'f.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

Losr.-A car load of railroad iron was
lost of the Steamer Palmer, short time
since, above the wharf boat Of the Illinois
Central railroad. Workmen are now en-
gagged in taking it from the bed Of the
river, thirty-eight feet below the surface.
The armor is worn by Major Dick Slack,
and is Improperly Of Capt, Hsmble,on, Of
Mound City
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

ARABS ~. ENTHUSIASTICALLY ,e Arab
called at The BULLETIN Office to-day to
contradict Captain McIlalc's claim Of first
water at the late fire. lie desire. TO state,
positively, that the Arabs had water on
the fire through one hundred and ilfty feet
Of hoso before the uibcrnians had their
brakes ready.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

OLD PAPERs.-Mr. Bailey Harrcll has
given us several old copies oftho Cincinnati
Gasetts, dated 1920, and OF the Cincinnati
Republican. The Gazette is II small sheet,
five columns to the page about three col
umns Of reading matter, but without line
Of editorial or local item.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

DAvIDsos-Mr. G. &. Davidson, Of the
Ballard Tobacco Warehouse, returned to
the city yesterday evening from Cincin-
natl, where he had been in attendance on
Che great tobacco fair.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

The MARKET HousE.--Mr. Thornton
proposes 10 put the old market house re-
Gently purchased by him from the city, on
. number Of his lots which face Eleventh
street, between Washington and CONNER
cisl avenues. He will not attempt to move
It, but will take it down and rebuild il.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10
NOTICE.
Treasure, once. Cny or ca-ro, H., /,

Treasures Office. City OF Cato, H..
JAY 18th, $50
Notice D. hereby given that the cry Treasurer ot
the C,ty ui CAIRO has been Instructed by the city
Council ul said city, not TO redeem or f.cviN w. m
payment of any inlehclne.s t0 said CITY, AFTER
September 1T, next, \. u. leo, any order drawn
hy the CITY Clerk On the Treasurer oi AID rfty
any Iuroit certificates Of the late Court 81 com
mon Pleas % sad CITY, or any Treasury wagIap
Five Dollars, except coup h'h .'s.u tar horl-
after hr the payment oi interest on 600 bond Il
iul'bioduv-- ot iHc 'Iiy, unless suClt oIdsg 81
other evidence ~ .rHrNtaUUr-- above .I.,Its'l
h. ttst registered with said Treasurer.
III" 'f'y Treasurer b. now DO, pared q register
ail city orders aud other outstanding VyII-
cuccs Of city indebtedness AbuN" Oh.
ludod 10 az HI ONCE. corner Of WASHING
ton ayenu, uui Eightccntn street, nom g. o.
o'clock a.fu. aud from 10 Z s'.lu i T.
JOSEPH o. TAiLpR
yy2,u cY Trcrurer.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

REcovKRISo.-Fred. Wh,tcamp, who
was severely stabbed on Monday evening,
is rapidly recovering from the effects of
his wound. Tho knife did not penetrate
the lung, but glanced from the ribs and
made deep wound ranging downward.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

AssIdSEE's NoTIcE.-All persons hay-
ing claims against the late firm Of Walker
4 Sisson, will take. notice that | will, on
Friday, the 18th inst, proceed to pay said
claims, BY pro rata dividend OF the cash
Assets in my hands, as assignee Of said
Walker x Sisson. u. 5. HARRRLL,
'ug 1903. Assignee Of Walker Il Sisson
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10
COMMISSIONER OF DrKps.-Mr. Charl

COMMISSIONER OF DEEps.-Mr. Charles
Forrest, holding Gen. Alcorn's commits
sion, is prepared to acknowledge deeds,
and other papers, and administer oaths for
tho State Of Mississippi. His Office is over
the clothing store of John Antrim, Ohio
Ixevce.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

AT CARBoNDALE.-A convention of the
Second Senatorial district will be held ut
Carbondale tomorrow. Honorable Will
liam j. Allen, Colonel Morrison and 9TH
ers will be presentand address the conven-
Zion.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

Not CoSrIRMED.--A telegram received
in this city, at one o'clock this afternoon,
Gays tina. the rumorel death OF Napoleon
has not been confirmed.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

LiStoAh' Honorable ID. 4. Linegar
Wll make y speed tomorrow night on the
political issues Of the day No white man
mood apply and the colorca citizens who
do should prepare for u four hours Siege,
They should carry with them To- the place
ofmeeting lee water and FAM.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

THE Grand Tower brass band men have
,clcgraphed to Cairo to ascertain at what
price the brass instruments of the Silver
Corne, Band can be purchased.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

The Julia is due to-day for Nichsburg.
The Mary Miller is the packet due This
evening for Evansville
The Mfbrcy and Armada leave Tor Pa
ducah daily 1T ipm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

TI1ILATiso LIeuoRs. - GATES, O, tho
Eldorsdo saloon, 10 no ordinary cate,
He sells the purest brandy, the finest wins
and the best whisky that ever titilatod the
fsucss Off biped. A drinking friend Q,
sura In whose liquor judgement We have
grees confidence, assures US tina, this i:
rpa - gospal,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

L T.. . .aaa
are nm destroyed. This mscros'Cpo
" '''',. I'd both amuse and iutruct them AID |
advise every boy and girl who wishes to
AknPw the wonders which JIG In little things
TO save his money until hc has - 10 which
,~N pay fosihs ID icro-edpcuul the postage
When ,eft b3' mani
As a holiday sift, this microscope is IN
sdrpasscd; being Ornamental, Instructive,
pmusing and clitap, and never loses ito in
stercsG Ascnts and dealers supplied on
,1ibcrIltd&ias. A sample ~fi be mailed, /:
post paid. to any andres for $2,5, by l..
"A AQsA 3ltlSeust street, st Louis, No.
~'RcNd Acknowledgement in another col
umn.. ,.,.t,... may3ld3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

DR. AsDERsos.-This gentleman. who
has been ia the city at the Antrim House
Tor some time past, has been very success.
fal. Some Of the cures he has effected ar,
really wonderful. The doctor leaves for
Padncah this evening, but will return in 4.
few days, when other Of our rheumatic
and nerve-afected citizens can try the
merits of his wonderful electric chair.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

A YOUTHFUL WANDERER-A boy named
AeNemary, ten years old, is now wander
,hs Aeoa. our streets, eating wha, he can
ees ana sleeping anywhere. He has been
M ,he e.sy @ree or four weeks, and is al
ep)ee' OF charity. His mother, he says, is
dead and his fsshsr has abandoned him.
wan the managers OF the Orphan Asylum
take this matter into consideration
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

pr,soxAt-Rev. Mr.. Coe, late pastor
80 church of the Redeemer, is IN our
s,,v on n visit g. his family. The Doctor
4, now located at Peoria.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10
GOVERNMENT SiE.E.

There will he sold ~ public auction at the Ntrd
station, Mount t'y, Illinois, on
Friday, August ~. AZ II o'clock, a.in.,
tne following property, ON ..HoIuf OF tAe Ny
Department, Bureau oi IlIIs tud b.c...
Two Mules,
Five tons h.y, mon, DT l,s..
forms Of snlc-tash aul Immediate renewal of
the property. .. A. fEAiIli,
ilymUst,T /. NAVY
Naval station, VI .uuI tiy, ~, tnt D'h, IsiI.
HVgslt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

~. ain. Of the past two days hAve MOD.
Lh .s RAM hns, :, and made the weather much
, ,,ea. ,"v " than it has been for several
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10
i .r"EftYn ipydoy svspt,not suTri
lAns Rhfatiphj pom, .snsia- yard.

pcrnture has been more pleasant huoth-
a, rnE 5iyrafpyIay sw.pt,not surprise
aAnS hHsatipbi pom, .soa, yard
The river i about stationary. ..
,IlNS Msairpi IS swslIing Little at
~ Louis. and rsg Of several feet is ~.
ported stsDabuquc, which may possibly
mako a Tow inches Of water NJ 1T. Louis.
The latest arrivals report only Hy, fee,
steambost water ut Liberty bur ,hc ,hoal.
est place between Cairo and st. Louis.
The Great Republic had taken out all her
-lssighs cad WINS about 10 start over the bar
when the Continental left. The Susie Sill
yer was sti'l aground there, and will he
six days ont from 81, L0gs t.i. Iuorning.
The Ohio falling rapidly ut Pitsburg
Syith oplythrce fee, water in the channel
" Is fh'i'rg NJ cintiruatl, Louisville ana
ylyaun iie with four feet IN the chute
down the falls
Business continues fair At our wharf,
although there has been falling of in re.
ccip,s
- The &fyof Evansville brought al3 bag,
wheat, - bags corn, for Cairo, 90 ,k,
wheat, Cor 1t. Loui, TO Dbl. flour, 90 Lbl.
whisky and ton. suulri.s f,r r..Ii,......,
ssh "'
'ous"'
The Baker brought out Goo sis corn, 2tu
bbls lime, - SKIS bran rur re.hipincut,
south, and sayer,l ions freight for Cairo.
Tho Armada brought 200 Els wheat for
'"''o' "nesf ~f~S"I my "fie" olhcr
s"ndr'e' Tor re'h'pmen'' .N'
. a ple CviNFntal ~ ruNlylg hero AMI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

c,r,cu-Thc citizens Of Ihc't, 90
template the erection, at no "'
A church edifce. -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

BASE BALL M,rrERs srbc rsslnneamc
of the Mound City and Cairo Delta Base
Ball Clubs viii be playcdin thi. chy near
the Antrim House, on Friday nS,, In
the evening, in honor Of their guest, the
Delta Club'will give ,heir inst annivcr-
sary hop Attic st. CharlcsIToiel. ''"',.
Yesterday, Christopher T. pitcher,
secretary Of do QaickstepBaso Ball Giab
Of this city, received challenge to play
the Mound City Club altar ,t.s contest
with tho Doltas, and on tho sapedsy. An
elaborate reply, accepting ths ehs llcngc,
will be mailed this evening.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

THE MAT. BpnSs PAHrY.--We did not
have the pleasure Of Attending MIRO tBurt s
party his benefit party r7on.Mondayias,,
but are informed tln.t hvS al splendid
success. MIST n ,lre'oid tftizcna qf esivo
tho loag+ims, ressla,ts Swere present,
and Mat was extremely gratiaed, His de-
terminA.ion to .wqlk N r. path ef gogi
citizenship J. as irus to1)oSA-As il wig u
week ago, and he WISHES the public to learn
through the tolaIbesIof THE BULLETIN
that he has furnished the Metropolitan
Hotel and is,pSepsrcd ~ reccivel boarders,
Without fear Of sueoessf..l ssstrad ti6h alie
asserts that he has . s,safp"g hoy 'e~hi-h
canno. DO sSSEI hEood eaiing and
reasonablent I. 6frsiocakfairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

II YOU want fine and cheap j'' P''''
ooll nj the BULLETIN once
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

49, 20 uRr.--Up TO noontt9dy,
=. o, -. RIOS. had disposed of five cases,
h'l"',g, 1000 D saloon toepcr and assistant
!, . vi,h induiEng ~ q Triangular
c emu, 8 Ia a, week ia isont Of tile saooon,
ns discharged, p'i4ngulnr fights being
=, ali ntcnt- and purposes lawful.
. Martha Smith. fDfhnk. Fine $40
and costs. Sent to jail for .ewntxis ESs
on bread and waters Arrc.!cd bysBqn.
brick ft' efh
3. Harvey SEYMOUR, Perry sallixap 'sIrl
Charles Young, arfestc4 10y Shcehan aud
Bambrick, for indecent conduct were di6
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

enjoying the amusement. Alarmed II,
something, the crowd III. boys rushed
against tho railing, aud Hotc Mt prccips-
ta,ing Dundcrbcrgcr add sixteen fee, to
tho ground injurips his mock And break
Ing his nosc. iND &c . 80
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

News OF THE DEArH OF Mar LEoS.-hl
profound sensation was created In ne N, N
is.. Nis,.. sNss wHMhs rumored
death Il Napoleon 'ahdttesp dbaAHv Of
the inauguration of arevolutioSaffy move
ment in Poris. There was no rejoicing
even among the par,isans of lf,Syia apa
the most profound regret was express
cd by the friends of France. 4, Many,
predicted that n re-enac.menf Of the
horrors Of the Fronrh Revolution would
follow the event and that peasd would be
made with Prassiaon her pwnt Srms, while
others declared that -NapeIedhs death
would only consolidate Frame and uc,,se
her people into discrimination tas.spvcs
suceumb 10 her present aud Apceht Nsne-
mics. r. ~ =
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10
OH Bnlletln'
NEWS Of TIE CITY,
tomorrow. .-.------

Courr.-connty Court will Ooin ''''''"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

Isteusm AWVsYk1ttt sNSGvACofE
slscs. DanielWisN ID. y, Editor of she,
Now. York Sunday School Advocate, thus
speaks Of the celebrated Craig Microscope
y rssimpiicity, chsap Messsiia great mag
nifying power struck me with surprise,
Then ! was examining hys. oys, by its
A'd z Ha' ,Nrpfkl Ni'hiw'Spesassi at the
'skif sntfa power bf' the creator Which is
displayed in its structure. When l saw a
statement in an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope magniasd. ono, hudred
diAmeters' and could he bought for 80 Co.
l thought II was one of the humbugs of
the hon" tor Z had paid $40 for micro
scope not long before, bu, now ! fpd it to
be a really valuable instrument which
should like see introduced into the families
ofoar re'dors in place Of the manifold
'eeloes toys which please for an hoar and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
Arlington, Columbus, Mlbroy, psducil
ton,incntal, - Louis, Armada, "
my os uairo, kublcou, NickibuTf,
i"H " Looms, CIiy of Evansville. Evans
Baker, Cape nlraricsu. Tom Eocs, Pittsilyg
- - lCify Of Alton, Memphis.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

The Susie Silver and Mary f. Forsyth
are tho first boats due for New Orleans.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10
DEPARTURES.

Arlington, cohrmhns, Mllhroy, Paducai.
i.glaqsnn - Lsuis, Armada
Ivy y AtDn, City OF Eynu. yl e, Evans
Tom Rec, New Orleans, c " of Cara. Vcis.harg.
tnp'f', fgh..fy Belle Logus, NeupEls
thNcr' Tape GIudssu,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

WIGwAM We are pleased to witness
a growing disposition on the pt %.
the democracy to build a suitable place for
meeting during the aoming Jcsmpsish.,
There can be no obstacle in The way Of
an immediate erection Of 10 comhodious
building in which to hold bur ,reeths.t
We suggest that II consultstion Of thoseWlso
Will take the matter in hand w called at
once and settle tho mattsrx 2 ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

THE c, & X, R-The Caro- and giu-
csnnes railroad question will 10 tletermln.
cd at the meeting OF the Board of Alder
men, to be held Tomorrow night We
nave confidence in the wisdom of the rntts
lorI'y Of the Board, and believe they will
eventually reverse their former action, ~
extend The time. n tA,fT -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

--''s6e- ~rrthcr has been nearly clca, since
the heavy rain Of yc,l,sday ,and the en-
pgruturp lu. Ic,p MOS. ,I-..-.,, 1, -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

Il = HENISD Tim Il '"MINH rSTr
Summer months are up"" rs witiahsa
nltry weather and long traigof diseases
Ii is the season when nature an g. little
in recuperaing ,opS sAhsYstSls strength,
aid kt3o W ard 8St1rtl tlfy' our
~ 3dideSa inst q ads sers xrkins from
tho universal preyalcnev of .icLno.. Ths'
l.Ssi..la ,.,c.I,s .y6lIJyft .sr ~.
o"'y 'r"es"'os"''a Is wa. sure ana re'mble
ten'e and mvisorator MeeAsss Herb l,it-
tors, which l. indoxseA "A ss66m,ne ended.
by the medical facYIifv al ~ unn j, ScrcJ-
~, ,,,s - -. 49,. ~
lIti'rr rt ~ - ,''., 49,. s, 'o"n,
its remedial virtues, aaa'by its aid, pre-.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-10

aSpALDIsos GLUE handy abou, the
house, mcnd. eyerything- aug $,codiw.
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-21

A GREAT INVENTION D. Snow, for
merly in the Oi! region, as Chief Engineer
of the Allegheny Transportation Company,
has invented q car ayla whereby New
York and Erie six foot guase car can be
transformed into Lake Shore four foot
eight and o half inch car almost instan!ane-
ousiy. lie is now on bis way 10 the Pacific
with one OF these cars loaded in Jersey City.
and ruin over the Erie rond 10 Cleveland,
aud there transferred to the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern. There are five diiferen.
guuges used on the various railroads in the
United States, aud a car..with this improve
sient applied can be run over every road in
the country The matter is accomplished
by steel ''iaatber,' one and half inches
in width, inserted in lateral groove in the
axle five.eigbts OF an inch deep. Instead %
weakening the axle, this is IA ,her inclined
10 strengthen it. Notches are then cut in
this feather, so that the wheels can be
spread apart or moved nearer together, to
sccQmmodate any,Fuage of road.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-21

On. lTEMs.-A new well was struck on
tho Dempsey farm, Kane Run, on Friday
Friday last, WHICH is yielding fully thirty
haurels per day. 1t is located on the flats
and Is about $50 feet deep. Mr.. C. ODon-
nell isthe owner OF tho worhink Interest,"
Tnis is now the best producing well On the
iTu.
A Dnw wen was struck on the Brown
farm, CherSytres Run. about week ago
IL is yielding about Is bbls per day. 1t is
owned by tho Elliott Brothers OF Pniladel
phi. This well IL about $40 feet deem and
h'd about 20 feet of oil bearing sand.- -
The Elliott Bros. now has five wells pro.
ducing on this farm. They are practical
oil operators and well deserving of the good
nck which they have met.
Three sets Of tools are fast in the Lady
C"rin'ha well. Jas. McCray farm. Fears
are entertained that they cannot be got ont
y part Of the tools which have been fas,
in the Fox well, Central Petroleum Co.'S.
f.rr', were safely removed yesterday, by the
use oi the ''pole toola."
Another rev well On the Omego Oil Co.'S.
farm. will he completed ia about Two weeks.
\ big strike" is anlicipatedr
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-21

The Fenian liasco. few weeks since, has
been eclipsed in its ridiculcns aspect, II that
were possible, by the Italian uprising in
Tuscany. The march of forty mo''ntaineers
without uniforms, and armed only with
knives and sticks, under Signor Gallant, TO
conquer Rome, presents picture sublime in
its grotesqueness and rarely cqualled out
side the walls of a lunatic asylum. There
is striking likeness between these two re-
volutionary (?) movements in this. that
while they both proposed to avenge centn-
ries of grievances by resort 10 armed
force, both were sigualized by lack OF
brains and rapid and overwhelming. if not
dssracsful defeat. O'Neil mads bombas-
tic speech to his troops, which would have
done honor TO II Quixotte, on the eve Of dis
aster, and Siguor Gallant repeated the per.
formance with almost u like result. Of the
latter, a New York Herald correspondent
writing from the ''front," says:
ellis proclamation stated TO his followers
that they would be reinforced before cross
ing the frontier by numerous other corps.
all having the same objective-to drive out
the priests from Rome. and constitute Italy
one universal republic. To think that the
Italians will sit by idle while we pour out
our blood for these sacred aims would in
itself be crime Such was the ending
flourish of Signor Gailiuui's card. But a
word in regard to the anteoedents OF the
commander. n-chief. Gallant belongs to
the culinary profession he has been q cook
the greater part of his life, and, having
principally cooked for republicans, it is
said that he was early imbued with repub-
lican ideas while getting up republican
stews and sauces Upon snch meat tten,
was fed this ardent republican before his
recent attempt to set Pic Mono aud Emman.
uel a. defiance"
Just to think that after all this waste Of
oratory ard warlike preparations. eight o!
King Victor Emmanuel's carbineers captur.
ed poor foolish Gallani's entire army!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-21
SCEgdsNBSAsHl X WIG.
infringement Notice.

The subscriber has learned that certain
firm in Tiiusviie, known as Bryan. Dii-
liugbam " Co.." have commenced the manu-
u!actnre of Sucker Rods with Socket Joints !
This is Direct Infringement on his Rights,
as his claim Is '.connecling two sections Of
rod by means Of wedges, wedging sockets,
and double coupling bolt" He does not
specify any particular shaped wedge, nor OF
what material it shall be made. All rods
made as above described outside of his man
u,actory, are direct inifingemen,s. This,
therefore is to
& CAUTION OIL OPERATORS.
and all others, against buying or using any
rods SO made, except those of his manufac-
ture. Il by so doing they will lay them
selves liable, aud%iil be dealt with accord
ing'to taw.'
WIN. J. INNS.
PIONEER. April 9th. 1870.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-21

Capital opening for several missionaries
at ParSer's Landing, which seems bound to
0ut-do even Petroleum. Centre in general
depravily and pure cussedness.-Rousevile
correspondent Oil City Times.
1t would be good thing for the "high
morality" correspondent TO remember that
''charity .begius at home" Instead OF writ
ng up the faults Of neighboring tows. be
should confne bis mammoth intellect more
closely still to the great subject of ,"side
walks" whi ch appears 10 be his hobby.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-21

A spondent OF the Clarion Democrat
writing from Parker's Landing. says:
Qniet number Of good wells have been
tie ed IN and around wrenceburge%i,hin
the last two weeks. Forker we'll. No. 8, on
the Fullerton Parker far4linwas torpedoed,
and ha, been product! !A,'about one hundred
barrels Per day for solne time. The Emma
well. ell Ne Robinson farm, owned by W.
p. Finley, Robinson and others is new
well, and is considered among the best in
that section. Well owned by Brown Is
Finley on river bank opposite theIsland
was iOrpedOed week: EGO, and is produc-
ing one hundred and sixty barrels a day.
Judging from present indications the
Clarion side OF The river bids fair TO prove
as good territory as any, in the Parker oil
field. Among the new wells ON this
side is one on the Jas. Pollock farm,
owned by S. D. carnes, producing fifteen
barrels aud one on the Ankers farm, owned
by Kipp x Churchill, just tested aud yield.
Dg twenty-five barrels.