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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-25

/, costs circusea 50, 600 in Oregon to smash
mp ladies with falling seats.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-25
D;ailp ARGUS.


.H %rar - fSH1H ~
SWt<C eV~ WV
-
Ox1AO1 Al 3A4 Il IL
Fine crops are expected In Egypt.
WI, ao.o-. -1.-.-:
C;roo.a. h..o ho---
Never lose an concentrate or ,n nm.
brella.
The spring.tine of Gfe-Our dancing
DAYS.
The Chinese embassy has arrived IN
Berlin.
Mile Nilssoa Is positively coming 70
America.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-25

\ Russian hospital has been established
at Constaatinople.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-25

Paris dances gsily to the music of the
'Traupmaun qusdrilles"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

IRON TANK SoLp.--On Saturday last Ia.
ualaermau & Co. sold their large iron tank
on tho Boyd Farm Capacity $500 barrcls)
for $4,000. We are informed BY MI.
Thompson tina. it is his intention to store
alI the oil from their big well on the Nc
Cray farm. We also learn that it is the IN
ten.iou of tho rest of the heavy operators
on the same farm to enter into an arrange
ment for storing their oil as fast as produc-
ed. A wise movement.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

In our item in Saturdays issue headed
"Dastardly Outrage the question was ask-
ed "Where was the Police?" We are in
formed by Mr.. Kinney, the night watchman
man. that he was on duty at the time but
at the upper end of his beat. He'd he been
present at tho time it is probable the ras-
calls would have been arrested although
the place where tho outrage occurred was
some distance off his beat.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08
latest ANA MoSt Important
War News.
GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT
THE FRENCH DF.EsIATEEs
Londcn, August $3.50 p m.

LOnucn, August O-S:5U p m.
The Globe on uudoubted authority, says
q. great battle, in which many bodies Of
troops were ergsged began yesterday, but
was interrupted Ny darkness 1t was re-
'stned early thistmorning and continued
until this evening, when victory was de-
cided for the French. Similar rnmors are
current in Paris aud affecting the bourse
|, ,,Tbsconi!ict between Mcmahon and Grown
Prince pf Prussia, already mentioned, was
apparently the commencement OF the sirug-
gle.
London, Angus. Go 80 p. m.
Tae following dispatch has jus. been re.
ceived here
Weisenburg--via Berlin, August 6.
The Prince Royal telegraphs the follow
ing bulletin irom the field of battle: A
victorious battle has been fought near
Worth. McMahen was totally beaten by
: larger portion Of my command. Tie
French retired ifpon Bitscha." (Signed
FnED'E WILLIAM, Prince Royal.
Field Of bGttloAe Worth, i:3O pm. Y
Berlin, August =
The following ollcia! dispatches hayc
been received !Jfe:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Mayenco August 6-..6:l0 p. m.-The
French turned back on their entire line and
commenced to retreat towards the Interior
of France.
The French had commenced to advance
from Saarbrucken, which they had held
since the famous battle of three divisions
against three companies Of Prussians, but
having to fall back they burned that rioh
and unprotected town, and in withdrawing
spread the conHagration by throwing hot
shot into it.
Saarbrucken, August 81 p. m.
The town of Saarbrucken has just been
retaken by tho First Prussian Artillery
Corps, under Steinetz.
Mayence, Angus! 6
Tho heads of the Prussian columns ap-
nroached the Saar on the 9th. This morn.
ng General Komers found the enemy north
Of Saarbrucken in a strong position In the
mountains near Spierheren, and commeaced
Immediately 10 attack them. Following
the sound ofthe cannon, portions Of the
divisions of Barnokow aud Siupuagen came
M. General Goeben took command and
after very severe fight the position occn
pied by Frossard was taken by ASSAULT
Generals Francois and Colrenter are among
the wounded.
Mayence, Angus. "A q. IN.
The Prince Royal reports. Angnst G.
evening: In the battle in which we defeat
| ed Mcmahon, whose corps had been rein
forced by divisions from the corps OF Folly
and Canrobert. we have taken two eagle:
and a. least 1000 prisoners. Gen. Baze VA
wounded. Loss great on both sides. -
Mayence, August q. b.
General Goeben reports concerning tb,
fight west of Saarbruckcn: Many hunlret
prisoners were taken. From these we gathe
that Frossard's corp was engaged. Ou
force in action was four divisions. Nigh
alone put an end to the fighting. Tb
enemy covered his retreat by heavyfr
of artillery. Gen. Francois is deal
Loss heavy on both sides.
Berlin. August 6. via London.
l:30 p. m, August I.
The Emperor has withdrawn his eitir
line and is concentrating his troops forth
defense of Paris. His losses have been eaol
nous.
The Prussians overlook the retrea.in
French forces early Saturday morning, Vel
of Saarbruck, near the Spierberen hills
Gen. Kamors commanded an attack nI
ported by Generals Coonakow and Stump
nagel. Gen. Van Goehen .ni.imstslyis
su,6ed command and the action was severe
A position at which the French endeaYre
10 make stand during their retreatwt
carried by the Prussians at point of bye
net. The battle is known as that of Il g.
nau.
Paris. August !.
The Journal official in its second ediio
to-day publishes the following procan
tion:
"FRrNCuMEN-Up TO this hour. we hn
always given without reserve all certi
news received, and we continue to do Y
Last nigh, we received the following d
patch:
! Metz. August 6 Midnight. -Mars'
= Mcmahon has lost.a battle. Gen. Fro
sard, on the Saar, has been obliged to
tire. His retreat sVns effected in 60
order. Al en be e.e.'a6lished.'
(Sizned) NAPOLEON
.--.-es ~ -s.s.>s
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

At the public meeting held at the, Office
OF Chas. Pais. "a the EsbeFt farm, sa:ur-
day evening. tS take measures for the pre-
vention of fires, it wss decided to dig q
deep deep ditch across the farm to connect
with Oil Greek, at a expense of $500, aud
following gentlemen were appointed com
mittee to solicit subscriptions for that pur-
pose: o. F. Schoublom, II. Whittlesey, a.
S. Smith, c. Spencer aud J. II. Christey.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Six years ago the Funkville aat was the
scene OF great oil excitement, and up
wards of hundred wells were iu operation
pumping the oily treasures from the bosom
of mother Earth. Now there is only one
we'll producing on the entire fiat, and the
only traces left of tho lively 'seenes Of 9th
er days" are few ruined derricks and some
broken down machinery.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r AXE SHORE a. MICHJCAN
~ SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
FRANKLIN DIVISION


Connecting trains Mt jamestown and Oil C;,.
and after Monday, August sth, 1870, trains ny" Tn
as follows: "'"rua
LEAVE OH, CITY.
MIXED TRAIN lcavca O, Ci,y
Q 40 n m. T'wu Mile Rt,n. 90 .'y y N; Rno
ob5. do a0bnm s,,nmjt MA " rHnN in, ar
35l n m Roynilton. ii'nm. va, "a,flo,
m :. Stoneboro. i 80 pm: CON, j,,n'J NN .lA- D
A. 10 n m. Ciarl,s Mill Il n n n, Wv, = w. ~ pc
m snla.n. q. IOum: "A {; " t,rn,s;'' i'a"'. ..5Lp
.,amestown q. As mn, '''s' o'S III;
mali. leaves OH civ. o oo m. p,
Two Mile Run. NH n M. Franti n oso, .n elo an;
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

q. Our townsman, Mr.. j. Ii. Christie, met
with q SAD ailiction yesterday in the loss OF
an infant son, about ak months old. The
sympathies OF the entire community are
with him and his estimable lady in their
sad afllction. The child was their only
son. The remains were taken TO Mr.. C.s
bone in Ashland county, Ohio, for inter
mept.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08
Gold at l p. M, lls1E
MONTHLY OIL REPORT.

we give below our usual monthly oil re-
port for the month Of July. During the
month there has been a large increase in the
production of several of the farms In this
vicinity. Ths average of the McCraysfsrm
for the month Of July Is 2O3 barrels per day
against 63 barrels for the month oil june
There IL an increase of about 40 barrels on
the Dalzell farm, aud 80 barrels on the
Omega Oil Co.'s farm. On other tracts aud
farms the production shos,s falling of, es.
peoia!ly on the Woods, Bainey, and sew
eraI farms on Cherrytree Run. The low
price OF oil at present will occasion the
shutting down OF many small wells 10 this
vicinity, ttbs number will probably reach
l6o) during the coming month they not be-
Ing able to pey the running expenses.-
The large increase 10 owing TO the striking
Of the big wells on tho NCCrsy farm, which
is at present yielding nearly 1900 barrels
per day. These farms where the produc-
tion is given from actual measurement by
the snparintendents aud owners, are marked
with star; oil others are estima ted:
The Columbia farm increased 80 barrels
ever June,
WOODS FARM
Number Of barrels on hand at
wells, $40
Number OF barrels delivered dur
ing the month, $3.50
Total, $3.50
Average per day for month con-
tanning 81 days, 4 los
Capacity OF iron tsnkag D in bar
rels, 1889
Number Of barrels 10 iron tanks, 7,l67
No wells drilling, commenced, completed
OF abandoned during month.
CENTRAL FARM.
Average daily production, 2sO
Number OF wells drilling, =
Number Of wells pumping, Ii 4 II
Number pi haFtels 0foll ou hand
In irOnStauks, &li,YtC
j. $. MORAY FARM. >-fTJ
Average daily production, 2Os
Number of wells pumping, I
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

By reference to the time. table published
elsewhere it will be seen that trains have
commenced running over the Franklin pi-
vision of the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern Railroad, between Oil City and James
town. This will be great convenience ;o
travellers.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

The race at Tiusville on Saturday be-
tween C. II. Johnson's Pithole mare, and
Lady Fremont, owned by Dempsey Bros. Of
Kane City, was won by the latter in two
straight heats. Time, 2:54, 2,56.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Elliott Bros. well 10. 2, Brown farm,
Cherrytree Run, was torpedoed ON Friday
last and the production increased to sixty
barrels per day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

"San. Hill," the pacing horse, died Sat-
urday night, after winning race, at his
stables in Titusville.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

The oil repor. published to-day very full
and complete, and will be found Of great
Interest. Extra copies can be had at the
office.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Quite o number OF our citizens left town
this morning to st'end the August races as
Buffalo.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

On account Of the extreme length of oul
oil report, much other interesting reading
matter is necessarily crowded out.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Street preaching was largely attended
yesterday afternoon
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
ml0-tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Bca
ty's
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Sparkling Soda Water at NJ. 5 SIM
mons. mi-tt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Soda Water aud Ice Cream ut j. W. Deut
ty's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

If You want melons cheap, 90 to
aug5-2t a. NJ. Shuts.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

The largest stock of Gas Pipe in town !
Ii. FREEMAN's. /
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Just received large and well assorid
stock OF shelf hardware ut }. Rutherieiis
n
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

TAKE NOTICE AL parties indebted to
the late firm of Felter, Fenuer II Co.. erc
requested to call at the old sta I'd and settle
the same with ,hIr. V. A. Fen y ~c j. j.
Felter who has had the settliI fG A-.ue
having removed to Tiusyllieoi f.-sVAs
knowing themselves indebted olVeu As -
call aud settle imJnsdately 'he hrlh ,u
al-it. tGbrgR, FENor V. a.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Fine assortment of PSper and Cloth Wis
dow shades and Fixtures, just reed at
mStf tGRIsrEs Bros.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08
LocaA Notices.
yVMYED

syVIMVED
immediately, at tie american Hotel, n
DiNlNG ROOM GIEL and a WASH
GIRL. Apply, at once, asst
Soda Water and lcdcreamat at j. W. Bea
ty's
Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Wiz
dow shades and Fixtures, just reed at
mStf. tGRIsFEs Bros.
Just received large and well assoridl
stock OF shelf hardware ut }. Rutheriefils.
IT,
The largest stock Of Gas Pipe in town
Ii. FREEMAN's.
Soda Water aud Ice Cream ut J. W. Deut
ty's.
Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Dca
TVS
Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty &c. Larg
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
ml0-tr
Sparkling Soda Water at NJ. 5 Sim
mems. mi-tt.
| Mt oh Ia,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-08

Connecting trains Mt jamestown and Oil Ci,v q
and after Monday August sth 1870, trains viii =,
as follows: "''tu
, 1870-01-15

9ahe. fenDs3IvsoA, ADD Ohsa: ia NAseaosa
aeues each IN The Dasulct Of Columbia aod Qsu-
SeisSn v ~ .oe senst9ss el toxelen orss, asss
Deuster 10 Prusn.; saa.nt1 n l-rpsuy: Ear.
SHAW IN 1relspd. ny occupation. a. la~tsts; 8
me1cnantr "a esoa sssa met.ssr
tfatu oea.es, hotol 1eeoer APO farmer, lumoaf.
nan, ec1tcT, lafmet AID ntlc9snt pt"oncs dsa'nss
Democrats, rrrFesebs dl.IElcu That gave F4srcnisd
, ns}m4ty; nayss and To p. Republicans, dis
I Observation-Disclosures 1ners 40 io5 neuber1-s!xsy 10.
fsr@tr. I'D 81 q sas i.tt.I. eleotea = Sinae:
moi. cf Wasnlcgson County. 70: the youngest. G.
r. beach, OF Columbia, and ". q. ToQsi.y, Of
5sGe'sSn 'sa ~ = na;F y been born a hish
longest leSIisl.ve e!pezt.l C, sleyen yeara haY.
inR esen mt elected to the Leghlatnfe 10 1853.
s.s sse.ns q ins q 4 a. Gs s.n1 : sns sse oa
tn1stJ-nse 3c2fB ago, aud Me IN. Ora ger aud WI
moh each coming tour yesn age, have beeo
IN n aS Ta..s sa95ss ~ R,1k
leA md Is tn foreign lAotf. OF the TesmeI n arc
Is1iges I've q q NeE Ye1k; Of vesnons; oi Ono:
Sf Me,1e Nv md Peaa.Iy.
NAY, q Kenruet,: !, MeS1ir. Of No.sh Carolina;
each Of A!ssonil and Eev Jefaer. .0l lhe io..
ss,S1 ssga h9sn: seaue from Ireland: each fon Eaz
Fssoe: slS:ter, fron aoi;snd Roaof, 1roa ro@
sVH1e1lan-. By occupation II are cll1,ed
ssr. sa.oru !' s,ssahts s.ss ~
eonuac,n.s md insurance a1tnu E P.erce Ina
Pease, ed.te!s and isN5e's: :, Ccaudler and
lA1a agents a1d rnulers; l each, printer. ciyl,
ecRneef, survetn land sRen,, general agent,
oanter, md real estate aRt11 Irudace dea'ef,
MaIEtop. and Bnck. Fepfcse:ls dser:css ii It csge
1oe,nsoq naloE1!ies, while Measn. Gleao1,
pResnt e;1s, Ro2a s21aifss sga ps.ts Rdo:
resent dIs1{tctR giving F2i, child m furlsles
, 1870-01-15
THE cAlcAsu AYEaBE TUNNEL.
A Ttjp Through The Hore-Thc Work TO bo
Completed Ncxs Week.

The tunnel under the r1ver at Chicago avenue
bridge, through which the main aupply from tho
Water Works to tho West Division u conducted,
vii T. g completed early next week. The WORK
has been carried On with comuendAh1e speed, IN.
Ger the direction OF the City Engineer, and
will be nniAhed long before the time
specified In the contract This Is
emDenlly to sas etseqs r.. The ne
tunnel Ia complete succeaA Ile pipe "a nov
laid COVE, aud Ii q few days the connections VIII
10 made. ehen ihe water WI 1oT taroaGn a iss
which viii remove ali nnesstneAs in fotase, and &C.
cure It sgal1 ss any hostile de1noosrrst!ons from
dtagglrR Alchora and care ess tusbost CAPTAINS.
Ytsuidsy one Of our reporters, ID company
with Captain Berg, who Is experimenting tho
ls3irR down Of the pipe, made deseent into The
shAtt, and took qules auhterraoeao stroll bsneatn
Cd on the tame principle a. the great lake tunnel.
oiher is sis feet II Is ai1 fee. n dancer
l.skage wRs discove1shle IN any portion OF the
wo1f, which has been verJ thoroughly snd soldly
blilr. s4 inch pipe IA lad n tue bottom o. tae
turnet DurlpX tie construction II hsf to he laid
upon wooden tics, which hare now been tep'aced
b tolld mskcnr1 ut lnterya Of hbout three feet
q at 1ne snsf! leading 40 70 re- tsnse! has
tie tl1dge. AID Is Ten reer IN diameter. Tne de.
tcets ID EASILY mace By meats Of Perp.ud c c9lar
.tairrsy oi iIpn rods which will Of cou1se re left
fatuye II srcct'on The mouth Of the shaft on the
Lufth e!cc oil tue river opena near the Sidewalk,
halt v sy oon n the slope from the bridge. Tie
connection Is uaut Hsto the ma'0 p'po Rt
f!enpce OF seyehtten feet helow the gfoand
The laJioG Of tie pspe has been under the imthe.
c,atc eurcrvls(on of Ill. John Costello. OF ,ha
Eoard Of tutllc Work., aud The maeutr il whicl
IN. rort,on OF tie > oiE has been done renects
much credit upon that gentleman 1t was COM
enctd crly two wtess ago. and It u
fhhft fpenltg on Chicago nEenEe Will ee
eLt!rely covered over Al aoou as the water u let 10
10 the pipe, BY solid iron lld Or doof, which Will
orr be opet ed should repsiFs become neces ary-
The eltlre cos. Of the WORK Will Teach soue.
thug Isna Ih2u &10.0
, 1870-01-15
FROM CHARLES16A To FL0klDA, VIA 81.
EANSlIi-Tgf-WkEKLx LINE,
PROPOSALS..
Proposals for Army Transportation

1
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r 15 T sasssG: ssss.
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p;as q ssis a9s I'll P.ss
e. = + bstS b e 5, cas' e
,s9 Yt .;s ny g th.' .' e = &
"a bounded I. ~ i53n Tott Stevenson u -. -:
T.; Z ts.s55ss +
sssa tsts Istisy = s - a
m. "a eSss & y ,ssa 8
s's ps'-ts7t3kE kSlfa s FIFTY Il xoxtAHAM T. ..,.,.x
Rive1. CT fson ~ os5e. 20 ponss apoa a.ooa ave
s2 t. + ~ ~ 3 g.
sa e II n % 1s LIZ .9 e q, sat q e
isso!, aa nv & ahs 10 = s.
f*: II s. *: s! :;
ss:s.s. 2 Ess57 Il KfsT f;s;os 40 "
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T. g ss ass: = s e fast
~ .aa n q the Aontaaa fUuse taa uiAoa pSnoas'
Psoposas 1in be n,ads for esea souts .epar.tet!.
eeanas s'SStls =. 81 So hnadsed iii shss
tho yeaI. BEGINNING AErtl aad ecdlnk aaEra Il
Biddts. shouh EVE sher .nare. IN tul a. we1l 2
thtit klaeea reaidente xad each yroposl ahou!d
accompanied BY pon4 In the aun Of ten thoasNod o.
taf1 i4lo bJ tHo or nofe 3ersest
xusranteeane th4t tn ease ennnaE j. sWAEaod taf9
the eeuae wsu Be apwptod and e11kred 1nso Aod s0f
sd s1caeert seezitJ furnished br ssd uass1 in 10
eoraaoeo nth reo ta=ns q ths .dre9d.e5nent T.. ~
fo1loT*1nE a0oo1nt1-
in Ro1ts = Q. L zfoat9&
s4raiaeofT e7idenes ct tho 1oIaiy ma saysaeT =
each bidder ind ptrson arIsd - teeIty WA p n
quifed aad bt{cte att 10 aug bidds u uAde r
Viii Ia seQuIftd to 1<e t2tlA a1tcS1 t11ne1ca q "a
atiltty md nezes 70 CITY 1tt fa:y md fully an<a
| Fsopqsals East be ENDORSED. .Pr5paaa:a fos Arn1r
| Transportation On ROAM nc. +" ot "a AautaA2
Rortc," ~ the e1se Exy ee a9S nope ~ g aa..f-
t.lntd unless shey taJ eoTi' With tbs 'sa1ise'ass
1 na nssty II eash ea.e I. whom II sward l. nats
n,nat 6e prrrxsed eIncate tLe c1tIacs ~ 02ee 3oA
five the Required bcods t-s the tAteo. p&'afmaaA
1hs Issht re,et any ana sn ote' shAs nay b" d.
entrscsof On e&et to-se 30 sr.dtness fcT
sUSed 10 aaye Hi.e ct ees- esA uz RaEn<y II sA&
r. A. he totrmpEteNe1 nh rfpa p<iy md readily
{;Y Route No, l. II IT. Paa4l Ai1f. tof- s.:Tecslns
Da1o:a TERRITORY. o. :: AT est ro,t fasf n1J ~ 3
TIM Rau.e, 1t Fazt Benton. "o1taaA 1etdtoEJ. e
other point Or ata7ca the %t:s-17 h'fa = aoatAas
Ietrh4 n taat EaJ te feelssstsc - see p<.
HIanf fotfpe. uno4mt trt eont.t'ous % = eate9H
into fof each ruute eao ta Ed on stpasAas1 ~ -
otrt or pt tks odee Of IT, 4usrs+!-A ser. q Uo4e4k1
| It Iocis Fort LeAyeoHos:h. U@x11 atta fott SnsW
aad mnat Aeeo=pan5 AL s !. III 'HuI.ARikD. + %
nrnntv t}u.r.e1u.s:er Geoetal U. s. a; Chief Q7As~
| tsrmsstsf DepaItu cnt 4 bateta-
, 1870-01-15
Grcnt Hlorms In England and Ire.
land.

From the Los..;on .St1eA, DIX, 2s.
:. TtetnoR sSuIu hich coIAeLred uh Chr1stmes
"a! snd on SsndA., was dtltsc III soDe paris Of
1he utEkht1e 1na Dufhxm no3ia 10 Sety Great
net.a. fsAletdAF nur.tt2, IN tne Dei2hborhood
fs,tn nncEsa Castle. tssIe Hele con'soefno! - ae:
s,n, eotole TO get thr1pE1 thDF-dEft, nod an
<.x,a Ds'le ltd 10 te *tus fruu Usru&td C4ttte 10
=, !os u, the pssserger1, s0o were not ma1J
REV being through: OF on Ene englne- Be.
1,s,s San aIo CaaIIe Atu b1shJp Aockls1d
fxm ~ eela3ed I CONSIDERABLE une. Nnte
po;rr ,iIn r Etre Astacaea " lhe Ets: tram
fSpHs ~; y, the sbuE. Yr'le1d ,, = yery beivy
tLte a. 'ook pace ttfouxh.'u sourn J,a1ori-
ttsso /, t,t lortot. ot Enr Wet A'olauds II
~ tu;e for 5oat ,afru nuts Ih,rr nd nrs.
1allru Il a. -. tue xr ,uId. Therefore, re-
,.ila blre mil, a. ~ = f.! ttaa: snAx- Tne
n,d IL San. non thr Ltftn Rpd tortteast
Tn.t ic us p!scts ,he,e!or., u, laI Of %
sct;sce tne It.ot n, lets. ri uetl the general
sal5 shove Lno: to ee. sauE IN cons,del-
fe,s ,'n M.htetn ~. aso IL. Lus, oeon onaa tse
Ensty det4'nsd. Tletr u "a tht tealts were
psFtt tse ncs to:h r.;h ..t s.r, tati 10 sone
. From the cs,t kzanss,,. De-, 81.
%ntled throughout the .Uu.t,srr s.vt rain. pre-
Gay o5ntrK. In La.elick ~. taaHes yatter-
eLees ,es,'ss estsst.ogae s.eisss e. e.
chimucJ Of rick city t0uca of4t6 ns..ss sa1ht the
street. mud suu1cled II uver nn tn- rn,1 IN san :
collapsed ~1th the no1r. hencsto. TIess "n.ss :.:
fA1rsen tcd.SlduAit, belon9i:a 10 l-sc1 i fsWefs
u the tou-e. and. t+e Apuit ot t9r. tell IN r.
at lie time, wete o4Eled ne1'z.h the uebGts " ~ p,
were taktu Gu. desd. ttr~n sest rcl' ioIasta, =.
Two sic stul misaiEg. Tnrre Of rne iumste. c
capped with sllR III arc4- ID Kerry LIE gnle
reported 10 have duns Lluca olE,2e, AMI u A.
ei.i locs,'iss the soass % nsve M "e.a .e. detcd !!
Jea'ertay, and List n:gnt COILS ctsAhe poru
OF AAil3 II WAS utdcr tater-
, 1870-01-15
CQN6REHAI!0RALtSM AT EvAkSTDR.

On Last Sabbath the Congregational Society Of
Evanston dedicated Its beautiful hon.e OF Nos.
ship. TIE etc Is uPon the parS. Tue house has
cost $ls,t0o, 1t Ia 42x90, With seuLoctagon on
The iear for pfaJer.looun, With hsseneot un'
der the whole, and = 1Iansep. It has foe spFe.
Is ftescoed, ard Is lighted By s'aihed g!asL Toe
eeats a1c circular, giving Tue social ersct Toe
choir Is in teccss behind the pulpit. The ded
cation sermon WE preached BY Pruf. l. C. Bart
lett, upon "Ch1lss's Gospel ana Mans Gospel :"
The pIsyef OF deo1cat!on was Offered 6y Rer. ].
T. Roy, The Methodist, D6piist, and Presbyterian
pastors slto participating. Tnete betug \ 1oauuG
dt BIT ol 8, co., President E O. uaren geaetoasly
coIkeurto 10 LAKE n1 apptsl Rntch tau the SUB.
Rcs;ps1on beyond $3.rro, TWO fliths OF which was
contributed By !r,eLds III The otner cooRsegattous-
Ge, e1al Bsycrid9e, Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Chu1cht pr0T Osed to tate OEe Of ten a4AreS iUr
Slac eRch- Nj. Green eat tooE two Of 7ahess, AID
70 or.
Yesterdsy 3 council, cf which Or. ", ". Patton
Ras Moderator, aid ifev. s. j. Itnnpa1ey, Serbia
net o recognize The new caorcn oEKan:zat1on.
cons sung Of - meu4btIs, and 10 !hs.Al Prot +.
y. Pat kaIn, lately Of BowdoIn, "a the PASTOR
Pfot. 4. n. Fltk preached tue sermon. Of1er
parts were carried BY Reys. VI ". Patton, Il II.
CulLulp, T. 4. Williams, l. r. Chamberlain. and
J. F. Rty The church starts upon tue ntlnc!pe
CT IRE 8. asa. lis prcsrecA are hopeful The
Hette diit Dntyers,ts, church and people. With 40
eLlR e1 ed eTnlry Apd truly Christian coor-
tety. elccm 1hia movement, n they hAye those
Of The other OeSpmipAtlQpA