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EI0cNl Notices.
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For 4th of July 1870, just received at j. W.
BEATY'S, consisting in part of fire!Crack-
rrs of TIE hest brand, Rockets, Roman
Candles. Torpedoes, Two kinds, Mines,
Exhbi ton Pieces. Bunting Flags. Balloons,
Chinese Lanterns, and II great variety OF
other works too numerous to men'ion.-
Also choice Confectionery. Ice Cream the
hest IN the market, just such as viii sn't
the taste on Independence day. All these
things are 10 DO had ana great many
more at j. W. Beatiys secoud Door irom.the
Opera House.
J. w. BEATTY.
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We would call the attention OF our busi-
ness men 10 the superior styles Of job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present beinv
turned ont from this Office We are prcpar.
ed 10 execute job printing OF every descrin-.
tion in tho latest and most fashionable style
of the art, and al reasonable rates. #
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Gold 1929.

The fire company are requested to meet
"n The banks OF ths creek at 7 p. m., ior
the purpose of testing the engine, after
which there will be n fire meetiog at So
bells Hall. The members Of tho company
are urgently requested 10 attend, as bust
ness OF impor rtance will come before the
meeting.
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Greenwood the muderer Of Fleming at
Lawrenceburg recently, Was arrested in the
woods about three miles south oil Paikers
Landing, The next day after the murder.
and is now Lodged in Ksltanins jail. Fiem
ing was buried at Kjtlaning his lena u:
being takeu there il sEit.
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NEW WELL.-Aafew well was struck on
the story farm. yesterday. which is yield
ing % barrels of green oil per day. 1t is
kn"wn as No rs, and is owoed by the Col
nm'la OH ca. Of piils5mc. The well is
siN Htlrer. ma had f. feet Of sanG rock.
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The'scS!hse Of "a, New fiseH
SDSJSn Cowau, N. D.

MrALaban Gresox, of Rouseyiise,> Pa,
is agent for tho sale OF this valuable .wQIli
in Yeuango count. and will<cail 'en our
citizens ina day No for the Hpurposo Of
soliciting NIScription for tho work. The
woSHK one that should he in the hands OF
both married and single, as i. contains
III Of value 10 all. 81.
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BY reference 10 the advertisement, it will
be seen that j. W. Beatty has received the
fist invoice OF Firs Works, &c,. for the 4th
OF Jaly. THIS will be good news Tor tha.
little folks
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Fsanta,s pa ems siate-Liued Rcirig.

Lined with Slate. having Air Chambers
witaout Filling of any kind-perlectly dry
and sweet--they are believed to be Unequal.
led by any other now in use, and are OF
Moderate Cost.
Slate possesses an acknowledged superb
ority over Zinc for lining purposes. being
free from smell. taste and corroson. and
eau be easily cleaned, preserving every ar
tic.e in sweet and pure state.
.S-For sale at FREEMAN'S HARD
WARE STORE. 3l-3t.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat
tys. ap2T-l.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Boat.
ty's.
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Yichey, Kissengcn aud Soda Water at
the Artc Soda Fountain Of
jlS.N GEIrrEs Bros.
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Sparkling Soda Water nt NJ. S. Sim
mons. m4.tf
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Sash. Glass, poors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheaP at the Fnrnitufe Store.
mlO-T
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Lard OH by barrel or gallon at
may23.n. II. FREEMAy's.
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Gold Fish, Gold Fish ut NJ. S. Simmons
Drug Store
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SEpECiAE NOTICE.

The largest and finest stock
of Family Groceries, ever
brought to Petroleum Centre, is
now being received anG offered
at heavily reduced prices.-
These goods are bought in New
York at the plesent low prices
for cash, and we proposele to
our friends and patrons have
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Kissengen and Vichey Water on dranshs
at GRITfES Bros.
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DIAMONDS
philadelphia Il Erie IL. H.
SUMMER TIME TABLE

On and after Monday, May 80th, 1870 the un NAM a,
on the Philadelphia s. Erie Railroad Will '1'
follows:
Mail rr,.;, ,.o,os ph;,asa,,,;.;n lO,;Opu
- leaves Cory, IN M
arrives OF Erie, I'm nj
Erie Expr. leaves Philadelphia, isgGam
leaves Cory, SSS NJ
' arrives ut Erie, SHoa m
warren accommodation "''''' e,4iam
4, =, leases ,, .otry; / q. 1l,.oam
EASTWARD sHsn
Man Tram saves Erle. 1O,+1an
80 arrives at Philadelphia o0Opm
Erie Expr. leavts Erte, ,oI5pp
leaves Colry, b3upp
arrives AZ fhliadelpnis, 4OOpm
warren Accommodation leaves Elo, 5,1pn
- ... !" ..,.. U"Tsy. Wayreu, 7,2opn
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Soda Water and leo Cream at j. ". Beat
ty's.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream ut j. W. Beat.
ty's
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All kinds foreign fruits at Fciter, Fenu.I
i Co.'s
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Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win
dow Shades and Fixtures, just reed at
mStf. GRIFFEs Bros.
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: etroleum Centre Daily Record
Get. Centre, tuesday. juno FL
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON d. q. d. A. Is. Il,

On and after Monday, May 30tb, 1870.
trains will run as follows:
NORTH. NO. 6. Nc. 3 NO. l.
Leave irvine. 1l,45 A N. 500 p N
Leave Oil City 100 A NJ. PAP Pm. 7,47pM
- Pet.Cen 7,3S 3.23 S.2S I"
- Tiiusv. S.23 Ala . 9,l5 I"
Arrive Cory, 0.35 5,45 " 1885 ''
SOUTH. no. 2. no. 4. NO. G.
Leave Cory, ll,2O a NJ. 600 NJ. Goo rN
Titusy. l2.45 p N. 7.40 Z" 7,45 :.
- 7. Cen. l.25 - SIT /" S.35 !"
ArriveO City 2,O5 s,55 " 9;lO s
. Irvine 4,50 g ll.35 ''
cH No. s and r1n on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH
Leave f,il City. a3 AM. f,3OAM lG,35AM 2,o5PM
'' r. Cen, 1850 ." S,2j i2lOPM. 40
Anive Titusv, 1901 NJ. 0,45 los $50 !"
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Ttusv, 6,l5AM l.35 AN. ;lOOA.A o-a5rx
Cen, S,H g 11,5i ,' 12,25 pm. $50 .
Arrive q. Cty0.35J' 1,U5 I'm 2,O5 " 7.30 -
on City aud Petroleum Centre freight, leave. Oil
tKy u 80 n. M, arrives at Pctrolerm Centre 25 D..
m. l"nrSs Petroleum Centre at 400 p m, arrives
'at Uii CITY $40 p. III.
SILVER PALACx sIHEPIHG CARS.
No. 4-Oircet from Philadelphia without change.
No. 3-Oirect TO Philadelphia without change.
No. 5-Direct from pitshnrpl without change.
No Direct to Pittsb urgh without change.
honday, May ~, 1870
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An kinds foreign irnits at F.itvr, Fenaer
* Co.'S
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROUSE EOR SALE.

Ilouse and Lease lo6 I ot A, opposite the Excl.
sor Builling, Washington Street, Petroleum en-
tre Tie house is fraae, 2storics, J0xio. will 10
sod cheap. Enquire at schulps Giooery store, o.
po 'ite N q binding. 2? Iw.
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The largest stock Of Gas Pipe in town a.
II. FREEMAN's.
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Soda Water aud Ice Cream ut J. ". Beat.
.ys.
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Buy .hp Red Hot" Saddle manufactured
in 1itnsville expressly for the oil conplry
adapted to all kinds Of weather, at J. Il.
krons. al2-ti
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Fine assortment Of wall paper ut Critics
Bros
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Vichcy, Kisseugen and Soda Water at
the Artic Soda Fountain Of
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Kissengen aud Yichey Water on drausht
at GHsFFgs Bros.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream a.J. ". Beat
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kissengen aud Vichey Water at
GRrpFH.j Bros
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Gas Pipe Wholesale and retail at
II. FREENAys
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\ C&pis q word which Codlngtoa " Corn
n II proNse.to render obsolete. For modus
'opefaadi call and sec them. marchlOtf.
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Just received large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware vi j, Rutherford's.
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Mn AnxNliDs 81 &nAd coal over
oSington & Curnwell s yard are perfectly
wonderful. marchl0tf.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

One day last week, Mr.. Farms
worth, of Illinois, reported to the T..
s. House Of Representatives, from
the Post Once Committee, a bill to
prevent improper matter, such as
Gift Enterprise circulars, &C., from
being sent through Ahe mails. He
asked that the bill be put upon it's
passage. So good a thing it was,
that it ought to have been passed
forthwith. But Mr.. Wood, a Demo
cratic Member from New York City,
objected; and therefore the bill had
to wait its turn, and SO may never
come up. This case is fair sample.
Mr.. Wood, elected by the rogues and
rowdies of New York City, looks
solely to their interest.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

cent. it also provides Tor setting
aside yearly one hundred and fifty
millions of Customs receipts to pay
the interest on the Debt and to raise
funds for reducing the principal.
1t is reported that Wall Street
business men consider this bill the
best and most practical that has yet
been introduced on this subject; but
they don't like the free banking
clause. Advices from Washington
represent that the bill has been
thoroughly canvassed In both Houses
of Congress, that it is unanimously
accepted as the great financial party
measure of the session, and that
there is nodoubt of its final adoption.
There may, however, be at6ther
phase to the sabject before the bill
becomes law. 4&
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

AS will be seen by Agreement
elsewhere in this paper, all the
American papers in this County, the
Blade, the Democrat and the Voter,
have now adopted the Advance Pay
ment system for Subscriptions.
Hereafter, no new Subscription can
be entered for any of them except for
pay in advance; and on the LIST OF
next June all Subscriptions that are
not paid up and in advance, for all
the papers, will be discontinued.
This gives nearly four months notice
beforehand-ample time to get all
arrearages Strengthened up.
The reasons for this step are briefly
named in the Agreement. For our
selves we would add, that we seri-
ously thought of adopting the Adj
vance Pay system when we first
came here; but then, rejecting what
had been the history Of papers here
before, we deemed it better to wait
awhile. And now, having published
the Voter for over two and Il half
years without missing a number or
issuing less than whole sheet-Own-
ing the Office and building free OF
incumbrance-and having all our
relatives here in the County-cer-
tainly the Public ought to feel well
enough assured Of the permanence OF
the concern.
We could have kept on with the
smaller paper, on the old system, as
we have so far; but the present size
of paper costs us several hundred
dollars more per year than the old
one, and we can't afford TO pay for 1t
in advance ourselves, as we have to,
and send it out ''on tick"
Many OF our patrons have always
paid in advance, from preference.
To them this new arrangement will
make no difference. But many are
behind on their Subscriptions; and
some have never paid at all. For
the present let US merely say that we
shall be much pleased to give printed
Receipts, duly filled out, for pay
nlents on Subscription at any time.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
IOWA LECISLATURE.

The bill "To protect the citizens of
Iowa from einpiricism, and to ele-
vate the standard Of the Medical
Profession" House file No. l4O) was
not introduced by Mr.. Keables, but
by Mr.. Butler. We have not yet
seen the bill.--The House has
passed the Senate bill providing that
the mother as well rs the father shall
inherit from children in fee simple,
instead Of mere life estate. House
also passed u bill for the destruction
Of Canada thistles.--Mr. Snow has
introduced a Resolution tending to
prevent the careless use of firearms.
Referred to judiciary Committee
The House unanimously passed the
bill III. +. No. 81 providing for the
election of Public Judge, and to
establish a Public Court in cities act
ing under special charters."-A
bill Is pending, to prohibit corporal
punishment in the Public Schools.
The Senate Judiciary Committee
on Thursday reported a bill Is. F.
No. 05) providing that Messrs. w. j.
Knight Of Dubuque, w. II. Sewers
Of Oskaloosa, and J. G. Policy of De
Witt, shall be made Commission to
revise and codify the laws OF the
State.--On Thursday last there was
a long and thorough discussion on
the Supervisor System, In the Senate.
The whole subject seems to have
been considered. A Committee had
brought in bill, as substitute for
others introduced. There were some
few friends of the Supervisor System
on the floor, and they seem to have
worked earnestly; but the new bill
finally passed the Senate, by vote of
"a to 10. It provides FOX the election
OF Commissioners In the same man.
ner as other County officers: At this
writing, we have not yet seen z copy
OF The Senate occupied thel
whole Of Friday in discussion on the
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
CONGRESSIONAL,

The House has instructed it's Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs to inquire
what reasons exist for not rccogni-
zing Cuban belligerency.-The
Senate on the 3D. inst. adopted q Res
olution setting forth the numerous
outrages against life and property in
the Southern States, and instructjng
the judiciary Committee to inquire
into the expeGliency Of establishing a
National Police Force for the better
enforcn,ness>of law. Mr.. Cullom IS
bill, toeenforre the laws in Utah. &C.,
was reported to the House on Thurs
Observation-Disclosures day,
Mr.. Reeves offered a Resolution for
tax Of $3.50 per head on dogs. Re-
ferred to Committee.-The House
on same day passed Mr.. Beck's bill
declaring the State Of Mississippi
entitled to immediate representation
in Congress-, without preamble or
conditions. The House also passed
the Naval Deficiency bill, after cut
ting down the appropriation to ST.
6OO, 0OO.---The Senate on the 4th
adopted a Resolution calling on the
President for information relating to
afIairsria Georgia. No definite bust
ness of general interest is reported;
and Senate adjourned till Monday.
in the House on the 4th, Mr..
SlOcum referred to certain Adver-
tisements in New York papers, pur-
porting to come from Congressman,
offering cadetships for sale; and he
therefore offered Resolution in
structing the Military Committee to
investigate the whole subject, and
ascertain whether any Member Of
Congress had ever offered to sell his
influence In. procuring any appoint
ments. And the House passed the
Resolution.-Same day, Mr.. Law
renceiintroduced in the House bill
providing, for the payment Of PEN
sions, qs,artsrly, by some designated
u. s.. Official Ia every County in the
United States. This is a noble idea,
and we hope the bill will pass. IL
was referred. Saturdays session
was to be for debate only the
Senate on Monday, Mr.. Edmonds.
from the Committee on Pensions,
reported adversely on . petition OF
soldiers of 1872 for p0nsions.lj No
definite action Of general interest is
reported for tire day.--Jn the
House, same day, a bill was intro
duccd tot allow all newspapers and
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
GENERAL NEWS.

For some cause or other, the TeIe-
graphic reporters seem determined
to show that crime is holding high
carnival in Chicago just now.
New Jersey has rejected the 18th
Amendment, by Assembly vote OF
81 to- ~. Poor little State Of Camden
and Amboy!
The women Of Vermont are STIR
ring up the Suffrage question lively,
preparatory to the State COnstitu-
tional Convention next May.
The announcement Is again given
that the Northern Pacific Railroad,
from Lake Superior to Puget's
Sound, Oh the Pacific, is soon to be
built.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.
Ex-Gov. Allen TrumbulI died ut
his residence in HillsbOrO, Ohio, this
morning. He was in his S7th year.
The Kansas House Of Representa-
tives last week, by vote of 61 to 8,
adopteda Resolution asking Congress
to submit the proposed 10th Amend
ment for Woman Suffrage) to the
several States for ratification. The
Kansas Senate rejected the ResOlu-
ton, by the single vote Of the Lieut..
Governor adversely on tie.
The Georgia Legislature has rati-
fed the 18th and 18th Amendments.
Commissioner Delano rules that no
Special Tax shall be required from a
Farmer or Gardener for selling or
peddling the produce Of his own farm
or garden, unless he makes such sell
ing or peddling his regular and con.
slant business.
The testimony Of the New York
broker, A. r.. Corbin. before the
Congressional Investigating Com
mittee, completely exonerates Pres't
Grant from amy completely whatever
with tho great gold operations in
question before the Committee.
Sec'y Fish has received the Chinese
ratification Of Minister Burlingame's
treaty. ls,.-.# nd ~ va, h au.rs.l
There IL a rather roundaboutreport
that DIR! Livingstone, the great Eng
iish Missionary and Explorer in AT
RIGA, l,as been burned as a wizard by
the barbaYOus natives.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
seiE.(sOv eminent fer the In
dlams.

At the least, the President and his
Quaker adiutauts have settled the
question that the Government must
iecOgnize the Indian people as hu-
man, as people WITH souls and capa.
tie Of being made Intelligent: and
the next step is 10 be trial to prove
whether they can be raised to the
plane Of self-gOvernment. The In.
dian and Territorial Committees of
the House are each discussing bills
to organize system Of civil govern
ment among the Indians. The bills
propose to make what Is now called
the Indian Territory, Territory for
governmental purposes; with Gov
ernor and other usual offers. The
bill of CullOm proposes rs name
for the Territory, the name Of Lin
coin, and Van Horns calls it Okla
homa. Each bill gives suffrage to
the Indians. The Legislative author
ity is vested In a Council. Each
tribe or nation, whatever its size, Is
to have one member in this body,
and an additional member for each
1000 Indians above 500 i'm the tribe,
while several Councillors are to be
chosen by the Indians themselves.
One section of each bill provides that
every male over the age of 81, be-
longing to any tribe, shall have the
right to vote and hold Office, and
there shall be no abridgement in this
right because of race or color. This
Council has powers similar to those
granted Territorial Legislatures.
The prospects are that at least one
Of these Committees will report ia.
vorably upon the proposed bill, and
that it may carry n minority OF the
House. That the idea Of making
citizens Of the most advanced Indi-
ans will encounter no hostility from
the President, is evident enough
from the language he used the other
day to the delegation Of Greeks and
ChOctaws, when he said "1fe had
long thought the two nations which
they represented-all those civilized
| nations in the country-sh0uld he.
come citizens, and be entitled to the
rights Of citizens"
1t will he sometime before the
world will believe that the wild
savages Of the West will lay down
the tOmahawk for the pen, and frame
and carry out laws; but with the in
telligent Creeks and ChOctaws lead
ing the way, the savage tribes may
i'm time be led into something like
an approach to civilization.-Ifcyister
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

Senator Sherman's bill, reported
from. the Senate Finance Committee
last Thursday, is entitled "A bill to
authorize the funding and consolida-
ton Of the National Debt, to extend
banking facilities, and establish spe-
Gle payment" AS reported by tele-
graph, 1t provides for the issue OF
three classes Of bonds, four hundred
millions OF each; the first, ten and
thirty years, at five per cent; the
second, fifteen and twenty. years, ct
four and a half per cent; tho third,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
HE ID N 4 UTBK.
A. z. sperry, Editor.


( We hope you will like the Voter
in its present size and form. Having
been 50 long the smallest paper in
the County, it is now the largest las
large as the largest County poper in
the State, and giving more reading
matter than many city payers. The
subscription price, however, will
remain the same.
Running = Newspaper is in some
respects like locs. Railroad 1t Is q
private business somewhat Of pub
lie nature. Its patrons may justly
like to know how It prospers.
When we came here, not quite
three years ago, there was scarcely a
gOoi type in the Office; and how the
piper had formerly looked, its read
ers may remember. We Immediate
ly bought new type, &C.; and since
then the paper could be read, at any
rate.
Formerly the Office had to go
knocking around town, from pillar
to post, wherever room could be
rented; and in very few months we
found ourselves compelled to build.
We had promised to enlarge the
paper as soon as we we'll could. But
the press in the Office was not big
enough to print larger paper; and
presses are too costly to keep lying
around useless. For the last year or
more we had been trying to get a
larger one, and a few weeks ago sue
ceeded; and now at the earliest posi-
BILE day, the paper is enlarged.
Paying up debts on the old Office,
buying new type, putting upa build
ing, and enlarging the paper, within
three years-we, have done the best
we could.
TO the many friends, throughout
the County, who have aided and
sustained their County paper thus
far, we return our earnest thanks;
and we shall still do our best to make
the Voter deserve their goodwill and
support.