davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-09-01

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ss- t.. II -Sirs 2 e. e b. as.: 7::s i: t.:
sasi,:ts r. ..'*nf o ss.*13 yas;sn <tay> aEt
apa :hst ,,,se. a:.s h. t1,rs isa.,,. o.:. ia
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. 4. On g;'s. y y. ~ = ~ - e.a .s'nscs
.a Al ot,teu, hea :.ay ka.e t.en .r:~a ss,ta.s
!sssy = : :: g: ri ii: =: ~. ~. ~:
e: e.; ~ T. = ~. Il. e.; :;:;;: 4 81, ~ +
II" Ill. III il r. Ill :aG:is , ;a,ns s; ss:s s;s
We hase l.:n .lya.si4x f:?dly u la. sos ard. re
Tl.t esn.:st: = ses ~: T. :, ts;n Il ssr1a1
sas. HacAsn:d t our ~, ::..1.: ~i:.s.d ~ ia:a.
td T. .i1iiss,is. i. i::' .t if; sis
se.nl trt*ri2zss:.4 v. heIa ~, a:is1a sr1:c Tat
svA:c r. tlIe-:rH Ct ej<-;t- mi rvs. .: .=h ~
is n4t Il t.:1l La;pn, ~. .+rit., i.:a
n.;:. j " it ;r.i5 tie -s.ttt &. A:fifc.s ttukA
auc ananrs d1 1+nd spen it 9Fn 'e=.,frs.- Thur
eoTss :h*t ~re:S iE3E:.. Ea. = fs4%. II III
a.;eus.asax b1as :. u-n u iat.1senet le.-se
t:!c-s:t F:.'s7'aT tss ..i,her c: :r-l= '-tse,7
and torta nasoas Ee atole ez7a+ of oo- fME~,rt1
r.: r Lii: csr y Eaanr na.itons II
..ip hns II. ~. 'st'1 hip r. y. hs,a.s'. txy.
sfns' Ias " ~ !se!.s xh,.s s11.s wi:i a.,a
sans.: bs ~ e,1;, se.si ...s & sv2ei:t;' .bsy ~
e.ti p;s,se: is i,so.c .,nss + sare ts:a K tic
'hF r*;sy r. II r. rrv:e-aea il 2. teosn f<nriFs
P,t, Aso sh';ka:: f,tE:r5 :+u.: II ri. IIt:.
vl-rie, v!H :e folu3 as.a'f .v-1y A.EnmsEt that
nlt.nrs., b: " G;t.., a., 81 -tsr!: aad t.. sr.
ss.Et: :I:t e:el .te - d. it. aaks it A-l<x
BIZ 4t I'd 70 the rsads:s x H. It! slh ttts en1ty.
~h9 mpettt Ct ts- .1.s.:n.F %rSansnss # c:1e1
re5t. s,oa s.!::iea! V any IT, fF.~.xess q 81
tho iin!tra.Is :. ri 4T.:yt.y liza Eoe +tyt=
= -lEG rtartt tfSa- a, iEnrr. ard the t.p-5 hI,t
TIA: l,a.A: hn3 d: 1:raGt uh-t .d.e:is: aia
wli:h oil. H:.-s :t..4 al:vete Ix.e ~
, 1870-09-01

w u EFKtfNI&E .HEFKCf.
NG*f DSitaS1, AK. aI.-Gn3 foS-FtFm. MIL.
eta1 2, So. 49, ;
hHEats3rfFs-Flonr scArce an! I'm: surcrtot,
-: uoao:v rAtta, fi;9X: Treble extra, 3f.aa
5:.A Cofn, mixed duh a: s1.as5c for white; 9ha
e 1er yellow. oa'sprl, ST. Louis 313asc. liraut,
HAr-Sea:ce a. {ee.en
I'R1s'sItAs-Pusk .lt.i and !owcr, at go Ut. ii.
con- fefa''-khun1d~Es. Tokc: ribs. 1.Hc: clru1
rtFs. i-fc; rirar >.s'1s. .9,sr. Hams, :6c, Larrd
scisfrr: HsR l3c: lierc~s. l5stAl5e-
G@eERiEs-Salar, p.1nle, i3c. Mo,a5sea, cltg
rtfA1ittt at S1s5t&.
W'HsAEY-9sl I 9$t.*:.
, 1870-09-01

uoss; ;,, ~ Nas a2n!inG sornedses from Frank,,,
E ,,nxIp ,hsy s.;1 Mhsa a ami af fo@
and ton to pEce& o'''' se'e1a. :ads,
, 1870-09-01

IN nub1;.hins thu h+,: the Lkae7e Feels :at It IL
Offering the meet effective sad p1p'As werk pcltt-
ca1 eeouo.uy that has II ret besu ~r7t:so-
Free Traders e.o do better *eotce the rAn.t u
.,ta i:..iee ac4 h,r.-s:v :asa br r:ca!,:fcs tbs
i..le book a1cck the:: frier4s. It il offered yo1
what II eotts to ysin. t. Viii net every Free Trsdes
, 1870-09-01
INDIANA

Proxrc** Mn dc on thr Fort Wayne.
1nck>opl Il Saginaw Railroad.
S.rria1 D'~ca:eh to The Chiesso Tribune.
FORT WATSE. Aug, 31.-Thc completion OF tne
Fou Wayne, jackson + Saginaw Railroad Mill 'e
effected In ul,oat one week. The line runs from
here north to Jncksoa, Michigan; tltstancc- 81
mses, AZ The later point connection Will be
rnsn. Of which II virtually forms ras,. The 1wo
lines make total length of gil miles. ami the en-
t1rc line viii he opened fnr business " ter middle
IT ncxt mouth. Thc.r will be large quantities Of
sal, ami 1nE,ocl shipped over this rn;l from sag.
!tta~ Valley 10 Southern atEct*. ria For' Wayne.
Muncte Ct1r!oaau fnad. from this place.
, 1870-09-01

rl,E,r nE1rofS, AnE: :1.-EAs:kD Dows-B..ls Two
sn;'as, Eanp1ss s9uhsftds ;s4 G. D",,ns, Exee1s"r'
onern ot HS; fss S:,1s r. H., wais sn$
Folly hnRgs, Anna. Henry l-nlI,ps. uren;. Ma.
E'c. John T. ArNtt T. Harmon. Jama,;s I',mi,
DestH St+wGEt, DcHns DeNui: 0' A4t44"'
Il, G41antr; teaooncrs k--eTaon:s sT.iiaM
ham. "e@'es' oacA1as
WIHeE1u{hwes4
DETROIT. Ang. s1.--pAsstn nawx-B,r+s r. K.
StTs, SgGs' tue; sehe'~c.a K,t:cn.ner. An,de
asu;sss: 49, VnTnF.i. tthf, A1!ea. Bahama, Meenaa-
Passed Lr-lHoceGe:s wenop., Arizona:
WNn-Efrthwaxt
, 1870-09-01
FIRM CHANGES.
CQPARTWERSH}F


TIN i t.. CERTIFY thu: ths ;;Ld.r.sa... Ii, fr-,.sl
1ist"t f'nt:1ertAo. pI-s.Ha: To r7v:= - u IL:
.tatute Il IiGonie.
TIA. ii" 1aue IL s:r' nass which ra'i fas:ni-s,ia
1s.o Le cen1rr:rfi.
BITTINGER & BRO.
l. That the general natTE~ nt tc In es< 10 b. t!a-
7ri~9 il FREiT~. Fanny md d.fSER.sL GIsUtE-
HES. nsrnrrins sn! b!'ir< ut xhe-eaa{~.
, That the saae+ al TIE AMI -ieenl ;lFt
nsFs cuatIitu4iax raid pa1tu..+ap ase io1l.ra
t;+e-Et " Ei.:ft-e. a:t Cia-r. T. Hi.fute- wao
TIT ERE. raj ssttat:s Af Saths, Rsserd:a.h. w!o it
tht il! ,h:s Ill u aid p.cteli E.eic ia
,Lt CITY ef t!:eae3, il ,L c-r .: t3uk. a- etas.:
o: l..i..it.
l. That tt. .Ad s:ashaa Eit.u t:s:h Ii. cott:i!Etd
;L+ sGt4 # utn:. :!"#tA2f oiir:s t>1jtGl
cori.,l IN fsr cc;nmoat. RI ut t7!d Partnership.
s. That the said patti s7.Lip i-:o cc:sE~cee tho
Il: Iav {: SEPT nb I:. saI will rftit.,a:e :s
ies dss Of jansar..t- ia
ua:.e :: tt:cs:o. ths s:a dA- Of August, leu.
GEORGE ", NfrT1SGER.
CHARLES ~ BIT FINGER,
SATHAS ElSESuRAfH-
, 1870-09-01
PORTUGAL.

Paris. Aug. 31.-A'i,!ces INN, Lsooa 1cnoucce
tla not ha4. trcurEs,l between French aud
German Residents Firearms were used. anil sey-
eral p.rs2Cs were Killed arh wounded N both
sfsjtA
, 1870-09-01
TO NEET.
4 FINE DpfKIAG FOR BUSINESS.

Th- rdt y nn: b.: s-.1ac.. n; nd in th- -
md tv:~t WI =. ttr fF~ur1s Co.. ILL.,, With.
earntrh ~.Yly in S-rtxn.trr
1hr aA~ hsinttr run. sl.sl ri sth l,ae vale
FuSIl lA e. III. All :.5 a:-Dsr, SIt~! c.:ptf.
Il ~ te-:r-th c.M:'n q. s!:- t.'xn. and WE'LL ST.
CEEEn u FROM FtkF. s1:nsts 1.,u" farit:..~ frs dr.
And country rEs.n-" .: rsrrE VARIETY Thsoushu.f
r:,nHts re have tso ordinary cv,'l1 in 'c': -"s-on
anc.s Of = large AEa healthy TRADE
The Atuf+. r.1'&. .tIlf 1- for TINT rcL4311-
rates Ef:e: The s:i: das # Se?:sM..t tt!..~
WI. r. flEKsh]S.
f4n- f-..tf .,fAa III.
, 1870-09-01
RnEST i

I,>poS, Ans: 31.-1s Ii reported that tho North
German Envoy as ST. Petersburg ha. been IN.
e;fuciesl IA ask ,hr Russian Government for ex-
rlAr8,iant A. to the movement II, tr,>ops on th~
PuitSa fEnIt:rr.
, 1870-09-01
Formulation OF 1,nnf<x311~.

LorisE1l1E. Aug. 3!.-Thc examination Of the
census returns Of tats city was concluit~1 this
evening. The usssci4 cunt Places the population
Of Louisville az 1N,rso. This fails sn.t-la ~
se.op0 uelnH the estimate OF The population ny
citizens tTfore the taking OF the census.
- BLOW n 10 Pieces by Totpedoc~.
, 1870-09-01


Dur ot tee 1o-t ~azneet and ~tt-s1tc orrecc4:4
sRHttst pEvscta auro,~ .TA+ Fr drr:e ba1
6*t-At tht TUE u: ls 1exs- Hlxlhset tts k.uzCt
!sfti,a:r, Aad If us Sa1i..s. A...<s1bJ ne sitackud
tEt tAfiH IT. s~r,~s - arti.4e- III tl1vf
h:lf ,'t..;E, ts*is Yivt'Gnd a.i.taacr via
rh,r DIX .'1st.;-, Thers altsls- weso zdfF. ..t.d
1Fsnsr snd th..I IT.. W :, s:sur, se.fal
h.sly md ine1h.E..ihEe :aud of vii. which tights "
svrt5 unf hs @taahns. IT. street h4A hsdG to cfukx
snbtse usually at1. ~i:h Avrl, lr:e ii. .r...- :t
e. as,Ss & .ta IT. .s n3s'*f'a,n + Iii, R.a'
A. s.,'a,: -s,r ta"a :. ~ ab."las4y 'ds &:
n4.ts .fe sbtsIy 1kIt .J.tn r.sp.o*.i s,sl'.si.as
n4a1es A1tsinr .n"Liss 1a4 is 4lt 7E il !, liz u.0s
e.aA ri ~ ts5.s j: u1e IN ot-t.:lr 1nterp<s =,
md. .h:a! ee sorp up snt thr tl.rrr HI rkat- il
act tfs1e M: t4'n* t. fA.aais in pEopor ts the
tue. t,saate naii"h Nosla ~ a<s~. [..r rr-
4L a's pst 1t !. n't rur thar sxs-ssiyr i pEtaftr
Altn.rs!he: a l+s,v!c !: E..k.s s'.m nsh. krrass-
far fr.tc}t ,r ny"rS Il |. ut s!nr 1s:td rute
+'nr*+ a;'l ttteE'nrertue il i'astrs. 1h-+ iasS,
R..1t IN *A--r+-f I'd Iii tra Il !, s.t
fsec. Tn~- y ,.' isI stE,.rx ss44MtT
<au te usac :sx irt< tssae ss,'ui ssaL sr ,oiane"
, 1870-09-01
Proposals for Fuel.

Assrs7A:sr Q1'An77nM&sTrn'S O!T7.rt
~ C4l1rN.fr, 1T Ausn-I -. t+7tt
SEALED PRUPnsAI.S sin turl.cxs,, will te E,rviv-
srp,sle.; r.. ~ ~ riSine ii r.a. M Depart.
l.. i. snirr tr"n. si.ioIr t. l::E ,ua. H. s7i Ieiis.
cry u le alr here ~tt,:a tlr cit. l.li:. rct
,iantl:i-, AID nt str tl,r. usar b. nrrt.ra. the
price t. iuelude It ef placing tic tr& III cellar srt.
tik.:
l. tixl, r'ai r.r tn rfe.r,t rounds:
lrrkawanna <"sl. TT trn IT LIN po'inls:
ST: rral. I4t trn III :, 2o,4s: IGinas,
elfur ft-t,
i aitt4.
Tlt Tfkht II r''eet any or al biS IL RESERVED
l1sLk lit Wi! tt tit ui.t-! Irnl App atm at th!r
o:ct. n' rlnla !c utotsrd '.Fr isss:. fur F'ri.''
Ton. u Il. hutkEN. ts.i.s,nt q NJ. t., u. $. 4.
.}tAk. (;lLlls~, { 'sl.tntu hpI Il. u. 81.
, 1870-09-01

Died.

ns,ntaesI;,. Mam aon1, Aus ALL is sta.e, saa, the
iaLor il tne s;rsen doa1 assr vi enpioJ chinese
, 1870-09-01


L"t;sTiLLE. Aug. Observation-Disclosures
1tT7t>-t,1iie:: n,idslItulH 1ec.
HEFsE~rrffS-ElDnr and gain nutet anu
flta1s. Prices Hhc hntlRetI.
FEuvl-i"s--s,Gi..t witt, ;!,n:tt, dcnuarl and
sh'a1l tratIsar'lG'I: ft'rk III To: Enk meats 13h
t+16c* Racuu ilks~ss415: Lard l6f.
NHIEKKr-N4d$l,0D;
Tobacco sales Is. hh,1s at 4.shada5 for frnsted
tf1sh to R"1 !hur: ts.tthaa+ )" f lcaf 10 1nahog-
ant wrappers market sAtrIy active.
, 1870-09-01

Whole nrtEbhorh0 NIs We're out ngllnGN the Gfe.
II II srf,oste.i tAt the West Branch t OF iogs.
containing swenfy million feet, which we're hung
uil by the dFuuSht, arr on ure.
, 1870-09-01
LEGAL,
RECEIVERS SALE,

Jehr,t.--s Ha;n.w. r:h Vt. St.rht. Wiki. t!.
SUP ri,E ttt rtt:h:.ars in pursuance ri drT~- st
eAtd EDurt, rtt frd n Ea.d June H. l*1 un,cr
n ffulart rcc4isFF atI-':nt+'i In f.t will.
SATURDAY.. ft- 10th day ut September, A. D. r..
oetCk 1t No. l43 Soush St4trst in tht ritr Of
ChtcazH. lLin.dr. nj rtii aHc-i4n .u -ri -
the highest bidder fns ra.lI, thu Ita1c IL shc r<.i%
described f"i"r. to wIt: Sahfos Ma q ID Br,
s. Morris s:t;sl'un # n-f1sua1 lat. N".. :. aid
ror' G1rr ct lot tn hfo-k No. !. in farsitnaI
ton IL sdItfos IN Chieacc. hcinE krnEn i. Nj: III
Snt1h st~tst: af.e t,c a-n!nt~ r<s. .n.a tf: TIM
buiidfns+ staant .Hs ptensst. An the tu*er.t u
raid parties in tile ra1tt uAlI tue iivrin tine H.,
tne~a c.. lsc aud III s.:.. SLsts4. Ao4csaiI: as1.
aii tte stock. tsfuz.. Machinery. to IN, na:.rr'. @
;.h. sn h:.1i w,'rk. aEI Nil ofe- prhr*rty h.
longing tu II" l4t. tE7n Z HilEs A:1 &lAin4HuFt.
Tl~ 11se ~ir1rr rrF're~' IN .--ra!rstr. III" rst
day # tiy. l.ea. th" arnr@l rrnts whlr IL
hundred d. liar. nsynlc ncutly. in saynucr. eopF
ii raid s. /. tkd with t.t {. -ai St.p..rfl
Will ia eAiL ea.-r, ..i'ca paris l3.is;as I. pur-
c1.4e a.c referred.
HOMER y. HIE3AE o. Receiver. DC.
, 1870-09-01

tstzti-e E,ou t>1dc.l tahrie 1t pin
he tound that. in h+ Ai~s<s fe~setGs+s u Ba.tiat
{tnt erF1sment a.ons ans re"re and OF Iseie1aus4
n s s. tueaD. by arsnn.oss snd tiia.i1stioa. sspt.
saphtHt wk:ah l*oos . W s.te Il ~
modern ws!:e. sesnot.,es ii sai+nes. hn5dly w.,
aa1ea y Fesa't hir;2 ssin4 workman Asnont tr--e
who Fave EAise political xecocEv the rxnk at ecsn~c
At TRAIT he tds htth t!4es sorr it, shs-.t
srs and hsneussr7tssA hit dsasn. witch oee1-rrd II
wh" A. '1*t I.rs ::s ar shis: es:e=re- y: 7,'tl
sal y s-ncr. Tie pr-'rlt fs< u es4r'y 80. tufr:s
bog ia h. Atd, c: i!.~ pas. shi:t: il luw stE55
Tor E4- ::,t II EaRrr.9 hE%.<I."
, 1870-09-01

RASGoR, Me-. AUG. s1.-Thc weather CONTINUES
extremely dry. mil the country al about Is su1es
tf,v ftt<s, 49, ~
, 1870-09-01

The l'u1Asa Er~..s rn~r:
sum'Ets to q hEv"sht :..: ;tr fs>.T Il 2lrsc:sa
Ire IT. s*ff l:rn .!.e:d. L hat kvta 70 f..sa u
p eHng!c HAehaL III his ianluus S1rtttsNe.
~ i-i::ial rt1'u n!its. in, rhi1osr rhe1l st,r:h
q i.is isssiS.. u. Hs;tst ha7aA TO r. :anr*tsd
- A.i;, :: s4s fl~4s ti:aA~. and w1lt~fr j.
Mi' tf.r II tt- been ,IAv. t.G-uSs
t. ~ * # liz HR.sr ous rAnt-+ A.Ian sn,h. h.t IL
&. r. s1"..e'*r.:sl .!nd',:t Of tac :npc- d
rF'seh*r!r 'tt""&~-s With whist ~ hss tsnesr,eI =
t"sts ;nay y tt. It'd sutal sdsa4 aud Eap.1
sr,,r &. 's's a hsa aTr:.. sts'th+s sla tar N7e
e.-.., fast aac- wAAt. to aers ts aYr soh-
4 INDY. Il d.rsbHnl intr:rat. fha
~. Mr. w.n:::tail. s;t I'd I.u:iaoat. md ist.1
*tt".- "t. try ~ .N'n II 7vr t7'? trrplirty e,
h., hs s;' sS..a Was:.sr r. qt.o'Ssy saqer;atos
n'r ri:hr and usgs1: ~,@n {. shs F:eEa:. ~g:trr "a.
ccl.-:-G Ii. tlt tGe-rs Lat IT. W nsqtI
a. Hkc"
, 1870-09-01

PITTSBURGH. Aug 31.-Cr1:sle petroleum. euiet
s1ot. e,4da' September, 9kc; seller all year,
eAts9' !: hurrr at year, ny Rlsers AMI sellers
urr making settlements, an'i prlre9 are nontn7 al
tfehntt spit, s6+ sale OF l,3OD bFl5 ut 4tTc;
scrts inter-, :.::4 October, and upt3 December,
zach &c.
, 1870-09-01
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The Franco-Prussian Strug-
gle.
Another Disastrous French De.
fcat Near Beaumont.
MacMahon's army 0yerwhelm-
ed and Routed with In
mcnse Slaughter.
Many Prisoners and a Large
Number of Cannon Fall
into the Hands Of
the Russians.
Tie Remnant Of the French army
Retreats to Sedan.
Various Reports Of Minor Prus-
sian Successes.
Sccnes in 1'uris as Depicted By
an American Cor
re>p"nsient~
The Paris Forts to be Manned Daily
Hereafter.
Another Account al tla<. Battles
ot t1le l1th and 18th ult.
EasIaad EiAs!, 10 Have 4neshes 4Iabama
Quesiiun "Itb Prussia.
The Grr:'an Prcss ard People Epeak
Plsitaly On The Subject Of
Intervention.
, 1870-09-01
NOTICE..

Srtl.. ENuIBiTIoS Oh Thuts.!a: So. al,tE !.
BtaiE..i' .i:n= FuNl:..I-. g. 'I tt r iEr: =
st: f.~ta.EG sttvv. q ttht:.'s. e.!&..'
DALTON = A'b,-%. :: I. .ar =.
, 1870-09-01
PRUSSIA,

BERLIN. aug. al.-The .satioaai Ga:<ifttr has
the following Important Intelligence:
'.ls Il understood that the neutral powers asc
c1nsrtcuouslJ act!rc. No result has az yet been
attained. except a Resolution that each power
must acloa!nt the rest with any individual move.
Their evident purpose Is sull to intervene ut some
stage OF the war, slough Prussia regards
the movement as having been conlem-
plated entirely too late. THIS intervention
has already been almost oflens1reiy AL
u1cnccd from Vienna anli Florence Prussia ot>-
je+ IS I'm phaslca!fy to the course of 1tsIJ. The
isster has Threatened complications, s.qus!ns az
IN Let1tate solution: THAT is, We must !c forced
to tight, or tuhnlt to great sacrifices. rather than
!es urutrals proat fr,sm uur 1rnubtca. All the
f"weFs u The earth alatl not stop us half way IN
this war nt self protection. England has ala,
hroacheu her Intention to intervene but she never
MChnI N armed Intervention. Tue Interest vi
E"rnrt 'stEaI.'s cessation Of ali such atien1p,s
BEH1iS. A':s: s1.-!ls meeting Of notal,lcx,
he'll here last evening. an a,llrcs5 tu the Ktne.
"Rs formed, protesting axainst tnrtt.n tntesyen-
i!oc, which wnnf't deprive Prussia Of her rcwar,t
for their late E'ctvFies- TIE sacrifices nf Ger
E-any alone should be hear1. Ger11,u4y is willing
to couf1de vii ,u the Klag Of Prussia IN establish
TIE peace nol again tb t,e wantonty tr.ktn,
LoSpus, Acg. :l.-Tabl:c meetings a.c tcli ali
over i'r,lasa I" Sustain til. government Ii. prose-
cutlnE the Har tn the end, anil 10 discourage all
n9teihpfA at premature nrgotiattnn.
hElA1S. Aug. ai.-The tttr tTu<s f;a..fh. Says
DR.. H. FarsteE, Tilt l'rince Archbishop u Bre.-
iau r A''ou> u resign IN consequence OF the pru-
mitigation OF the dogma Ct Infal't1tlity.
The .N'rfh German ta-frtt calls o., al MANKIND
IL tNloll iAr barbarity Of tho French In seeking
IL stor tie transportation OF sick ana wonu,tcd
oyvr neutral snts.
Especial Dcspateh 10 the New York Trfl,unrl
LnSpoS. AuS. 21.-~A special correspondent
w1tts from Berlin. .3lA: "Tllrer reserve a1uses
are turning, which consist elderly Of iantl.eh.
ai!d RESERVES. Int partly nrw t1'opa, young ,n-n
who At the outhreak Of the war volunteered 10
st:rc before fEeir time. This years. recruits,
wla In time Of pcacr, w',,.ld rpt hare ,ycu Called
OH before OctucF. WILL II: lusI4,i immediately 10
IN hastily tll!e,'. Uhe alIIt Ii furmille at
Cologne, II . second .. ilsers, aud the third at
IIaiihure. In tho ralatlaarc, untler the Duke Of
Mts k1enhutE., The m1ycul> Ut at ira,.,ss ia very
active Five thousand gnarti7 left last night to
Ill! up the thinner rginrn's. AMI More leave to-
tEht. The three Reserve ARMIES are fnr cyeptu-
aitiss when peace approaches anu neutsal+ in
tetferr 1ta!y'a course is received with e~pecta.
suspicion. aud MecklrnlurR's army maY 80 tuto
, 1870-09-01
Prize Rcdueed to 30c Ter Goe}

Iht rre4ta ct tnx.as@ has II. Last s-s.a tho -.er.
70 ttHas sss 3E!ueiirs "a Whieh taxss A.e ,nu?c-e
htey d.S Newspaper dfse7.aia1 Of tit4 Tsri4 s1,s1
rSre tArle-t 1he demand :cz thu 7ahljcAr,z. Il
LrasAc Il usErf sad Hewtna PeEdc:n1s s:,:rs:sr
edlsFr. ConEz-s-1c1. d'Hhtne rsnt c;sup-tr is1r..
s.s IA f'tr:s n:p4. daily tc te l4.sEr to Ica ho.
thtF s1ay <rt rnrsne their stuy OF the 1arI au+,o
10 Te~ o. lib sa1toaa sskuak fax I!stt sna g.. r.-
hr~a Ut work u prc.G>s eeoE"n< t1,lln pv,as.,ly
she LesA4c t.as i,tessn.r4 l. Euali.h Al
cot sT're the w7a:ts:u a. IL Fse>e.ic B..t:ss en
Titled. Sas11*s of Gss Fr,4--...-i-s
~ sett Ffnatk ahe wax M xon, tie anle.t Of out
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~ hs.tiss Z ned only BE- ea,t that be has rers.
tu HEftx1. At1 tLat b. npA1s md sass
b. hat rr~'nrei Il: tr cls:rvt al! mo-; tr!l:rS
efnfet TT in sE*s~i1re II M- frre Trads t1.,ry t. {
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s.;ls ns;:'tf bs i.:.ts.ufe et al:uan f,icut..s
stststr+rf 1t It" lat%ner Ct which uttoustt afe ~
sc, se r. eaSrkt 'pxa''ns "is.si r. ei;.zra army
IL l4ril3 exciting. II a soata laL 4Auss1tf
.nI ~, t~it \. ;. .h. ~ A.uw xnai Frrrrad~ h.e.
t1nt1 4s .fs1f.i Of al il t4c II
sSsr. aEd e"t = IN .sr 70 1iA:.i;nk thzt tt rii
Sophiz11.." '' "@'
, 1870-09-01

r h.;| L<.acsr. F.iiat.;1ctt;
"Wsateyr. m.y b. tie ~ fn5u Ct the rtAdtF 81 .ae
subject Of Fire Trade Or FI0ftet?cn - cannot TAT. II M
fntc-rt. in the clear aid animated o.
Baetiaf, sshc.c c.-ays, hT ttt:f nnnftoE
t,yF at rAst sh.s =. c al tSoncmF should Do 3t!Srf
te roE-idr:e :ss bz1sz! secee' :aas 1aoc7a@ Ca-5@
Ea4 called il"
, 1870-09-01

! T.: .;t,. 1c:A r. -ilzaSs:
"Su;4 taIraii:4 Is txcxedinssy t!,Ec,; 4pi snosa
h. n III -:ts OF tveft Il IN oNi acGurr an Ia
tett: e:ta r-hrneinU af tie pfincira uadefi tie
de1-iGt: u IL ::::c 'ad tEe sc:Est:ies of what 4
| hlstcac-Tt -J!er1f5o"
, 1870-09-01

TIT ItAFCn"ofHn EE'she7 7tR9s'sFs s1F1:
We ouE-~ve- b .resr in ffe+e trade. kct re
Wrlru~ tli-1..inn thfe and all other questions ~.
lA:fL< ~ ir welfare o the touurv aod tti4 able
tcr worthy Of study h5 friecas audfoe 4. Alan
smith,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13

OIL NEws.-Tbe Clarion Democrat has
the following oil items:
Two new wells on the Clarion side Of the
river, at Parkers. have been completed,
and are now throwing oil nicely, One of
them is on land Of the Graham Company,
and Is owned by Piper and others. The
other is on Ankers' land.
The upper twin we'll, on the island, at
the mouth OF the Clarion, was torpedoed
last week, and started &C at $50 barrels
day. 1t is now yielding about sixty bar.
rels day. A new well at tho lower point
of the island is yielding rs barrels day.
The Island Queen is still producing 60 bar.
rels. That is valuable piece Of territory,
but we fear too many wells ore being put
down on 1t.
A new we'll on the top Of the hill east of
Foxburg is producing 25 barrels day. IA
wells are going down on the Rupert farm
adjoining.
The Callensburs test well is being drilled
deeper. 1t is now about 1000 feet deep,
aud the rock gives good indications of
oil.
Tho drilling tools are again fast in the
Alum Rock we'll.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13
Gold at l p. m., Ill,
FIRE MATTERs!

The committee having the matter in
charge, have purchased two 25O-barrel
wooden tanks and have commenced exca.
vating for setting them In the ground On
tho corner of lst and Washington streets.
and near Rutherford's hardware store. The
tanks are 10 be covered so that teams can
cross. and Glled with water 10 be used in
case OF fire. The Object Of the committee
AZ placing tho tanks at these points is that
that they are the most inaccessible in case
'of fire, the buildings being so far from the
Greek that 1t would be almost impossible to
procure water frorl that source. At the
lower end OF the town there is not 20 much
accd OF this precaution as the hoso is long
enough to reach from the Greek to any de-
sired point should fire break out. In this
connection we would again suggest to our
citizens the necessity Of either thoroughly
repairing their stoyepipes and hues, or
building brick chimnies-tho latter would
10 the wisest course. AS the cold weather
advances the danger from lire increases and
it is highly necessary that property owners
should attend TO tho matter at once, The
fire committee are doing all in their power
to render the danger from fire less liable,
and are deserving of the thanks of the pub
JIG. A word to the wise, &c.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13

RAILROAD AcCTDENT.--Abouts six o'clock
Hast evening, as Freight train No. 0, was
passing Tarr Farm, Jew peddler named
ii. Kimon, attempted TO jump oa the ca
booze, but missed his footing and fell to the
ground, and was badly bruised about the
head snl side. He claims that the conductor
pushed him OF, and has procured council to
prosecute the case. 1t is rather doubtful
about his being pushed off the train.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13

On Thursday as the engine J. A. Alien,
on the Lake Shore road, was leaving West
field, the wood in the tender caught fire,
and being mostly hemlock aud very dry,
the whole Of it was blazing almost Instant
ly. The train was west bound freight,
some oil cars being in it. The pin was
pulled between the tender and tho train, to
save the latter from taking fire, and the
locomotive surged ahead with two prisoners
aboard, tho engineer, Wm. Webb and his
fireman. The cab soon took fire and in try.
ing to shut the throttle, both men were
severely burned. The heat in the cab was
SO intense that tho glass in the steam guage
was broken to bits by it, and the unwilling
passengers had to roast on the bumper, al
ter shutting the throttle, until the engine
was stopped.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13

ELwoOD's FEMALE MINsTRELs. This
famous Troupe from Lyceum Theatre, Bos-
ton, Mass, will appear at Sobcl's Opera
House, on Wednesday and Thursday even.
ings, Sept. l4th and 18th. We cannot
better speak Of these performers than by
giving the words Of one who has seen and
heard for himself, as follows:
''The Female Minstrels, from the Lyco-
um Theatre, Boston, paid us o visit last
evening. Taken as whole it is one of the
best entertainments which ever appeared
in this city. We noticed an entirei absence
of that vulgarity too common in variety
tIoupes, while every act put upon the
stage was executed with an ease aud grace
which it was apleasure to look upon. The
song and dance act by Miss Warren brought
down the house, while that of Miss Eva and
Fred Costello fairly electrified the entire
audience. We recommend this troupe to
our brethren of tho press, wherever
they may appear. (R I.)
Press.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13

Coldz are alarbigly prevailed. Alhost
ev'ry bad you beet is cobplaidig ad sayig
that he doze he dever had such dasty,
idferdal, udcubforable cold at eddy other
tibe that be cad rebebber. Tho bost IrQ-
voling thig about it is that it bakes theb
talk through their dozes so buch. The
above itch is plaid readig wbed you have
the idlluedza.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13

AT Charlottesville, Virginia. on Saturday,
r. Sayers, who was tried fer killing Dr..
Oliver for the seduction of his daughter
was acquitted. The presiding Judge re-
Marked. in discharging the prisoner, that,
the verdict, while it was natural one, was
in accord neither with the law nor tho evi.
dence.