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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05
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"u1uIn8IOu Nt"s
WAsHrNGroN, May 4.-Mr. Morgan
presented additional petitions, asking
Congress to abolish National Banks,
| and to redeem the bonds deposited by
them as security, and to issue 50,OOo,OOO
Treasury Notes, and make the same
receivable for custom dues and all
other taxes collected by the Federal
Government, and to pay off the three
forty bonded debt.
The following bills passed: 10 aid
in the construction Of the Oregon
branch of the Pacific Railroad; au-
thorizing the Southern Minnesota Rail-
road to connect their line with the
Northern Pacific; also, House bill to
amend the Bankrupt Act in relation to
Its operation in the Territories.
In the House, Mr.. Wells, from the
Committee OH the decline of American
Commerce, reported a bill authorizing
mail steamship service from New
Orleans monthly to Tampico, Vera
Cruz and Havana.
special Election In II. Louis.
81. LOUIS, May full returns Of
the election yesterday give Taylor,
Democrat, for City Treasurer. 3i7 ma
jority.
Joe Coburn la n Fix
Complaint is made In the criminal
Court that Joe Coburn, the pugilist,
robbed two men of 1920 last Friday
night. A requisition will be applied
for Coburn, who will probably be
brought here before the Allen-Macc
fight.
Indian Stock Thieves.
Souri, Pass, W. r., May A party
Of 300 Indians came in near Atlantic
City this morning, and drove of 4 herd
of stock. Major Gordon's company Of
cavalry followed them, and brought
back the stock.
Colonel Anthony, who has just come
In from Atlantic City, says the hills
are full of Indians. A large party Of
| them were seen below here to-day.
Major Gordon. with a party Of cavalry.
left here this morning in pursuit. lie
left orders for another party to follow
SOON. The second party returned, and
report that they cannot find anything
.of Gordon and his party, and it is
feared they were ambushed and killed.
| One Indian was killed in the fight this
morning.
Connecticut Legislature.
| New HAVEN, May 4.-The Legis.
lature assembled to-day. Lafayette e.
Foster was chosen speaker of the House
and Edward Harland President Of the
Senate. Both are Republicans.
Washington Items.
WAsnINGToN, May 4.-Thc President
has nominated w. Mcclellan U. S.
Attorney for Nebraska.
The War Department sent 4 telegram
to Fort Fetterman granting the request
Of Red Cloud and twelve principal
Chiefs to come to Washington and soc
| the President.
New York Chamber of Commerce.
NEW York, May 4.-The Chamber
of Commerce celebrates its II hun
dred and second anniversary to-mor-
row.
ReaIgncd.
Colonel w. Wilson has resigned the
position of Inspector of Customs.
1t is reported that ex-Marshal Barlow
will succeed District Attorney Pierre
pont July LIST.
The arguments in the suit of Fisk,
Jr., against the Union Pacific Railroad
will be renewed tomorrow before
Judge Nelson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05

A CITIZEN Of Fankford, KY, felt
himself under the necessity to post
pone his wedding because his tailor
cut his pants too short.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05

HERE is a dispatch said to have been
sent from President Lincoln to General
Hooker: eff the head Of Lees army
is at Martisburg, and the tail Of it OH
the plankroad between Fredericksburg
and Chancsllorsville, the animal mus
be pretty slim somewhere. Couldn't
You break him PA. LINCOLN"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05

In Chicago, on Wednesday, three
colored men were worn to sit on n
Jury by the side Of two Irishmcn and a
German to try a horse case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05

JOSH BILLINGS says: "fl had a
mnle who wouldn't neither Kick nor
bite, 1 should watch him dreadful cluss
till 1 found out whore his malice did
IA ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05
Marriages.

In Sacramento, May Sd, Charles II. Denton to
Annie o. Pond.
In Sacramento, May list, John NJ. WIDE TO
Jennie Smith.
At Folsom, April 3Oth, N. Bohlken TO Ellen
Carey.
In San Francisco, April 3Oth, Charles Kaiser
to Hannah Brown.
In Sun Francisco, April 3Oth, G. l.. Maxfeld
to Clara s.. Bcrgstrom.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05
PLACE
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

\. oTICE-To THE CREDITORS OF
~ j. +. TASKER, a Bankrupt.-In the
District Court Of tho United States for the
a Bankrupt.-Notico IL hereby given that.
pursuant to on order made by said Court, in the
matter Of ]. r. Taskcr, n bankrupt, on the
Sd day OF May, A. d. 1870, a hearing will
be had upon the petition OF said bankrupt, here
tofore filed In said Court, praying for his dis.
charge from all his debts and liabilities, provablc
under the Act Of Congress entitled An Act to
establish a uniform system OF bankruptcy
9, 1851, and for n certificate thereof, before said
Court. on the 14th day OF May, A. d. 1870, at
1a O'Clock N. Of said day, at the Mcdin Building,
In the city Of Virginia, county Of Storey and State
Of Nevada, at which time and place any creditor
Of said bankrupt, or any other pcrson In inter
est, may appear and show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer Of the said petition should
not be granted.
r. NJ. DAGGETT.
myI-i0t Clerk of said District Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05

If a bag sewsa ON aSGroyer d Ba-
ker Sewing Mschife besfilled with
sand and throNp ffSm the4hird story
of a building tn fab he viii burst and
the seam remain HhoNEow4ng to the
super superior strength ~ Nastieity of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05
Births.

In Santa Barbara, April 2Sth. the wife of II.
B. Blake, OF II daughter.
In Salinas City, April cath, tho wife Of n. T.
Buell., Of a daughter. De
In San Francisco, May Sd, the wife Of NJ.
Ehrman, of q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05

Chief Justice Chase intends paying
the Pacific coast a visit some time dur
ing the Summer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

r. N. DAGGETT,
mYI.l0t Clerk Of said District Court
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05

Complaint is made In the criminal
Court that Joe Coburn, the pugilist,
robbed two men of 1920 last Friday
night. A requisition will be applied
for Coburn, who will probably be
brought here before the Allen-Macc
6rbt
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-10-14

Also on tho Same Day.
BY THE sAME ORDER,
T WILL sell TWO HUNDRED
L and TWO ACRES OF LAND,
moro or less, the heal Estate Of j.. WILL
LIS COBB, deceased, lying 10 Abbev'Ile
Comfy on Coronaca creek, adjoiuing lands
Of G. A. Cobb, Hart, Arnold, and others
Teens II months credit, bond and ap-
proved security, and mortgage of the
p!emises to secure the payDent-costs in
cash.
HENRY S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbevile County.
Oct 8, 1870, e5-:t
AND On THE SANE DAY,
By the same Order,
T WILL sell OME HUNDRED
| and THiDTY-FIyE ACRES
OF LAND, being Tract No. /, belong
ing to the Estate Of DAVID A. PRESS
LY. deceased, lying in the peigLbo'hood
Of LowndesviIle, Abbeviile Cuuoly, aujoin
ing lands Of Mrs. Milchel, John Arnold
J. NJ. La,imer, and others, FOR CASH,
II. S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Oct. 10, 1870, 25-3t
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VALUABLE
LANDS EOR SlLB,

WYE WILL sell at Abbeville
Wv Court House, on SALE DAY,
in November next, the Real Estate
of DR.. J. F. Livingston, decd, viz:
lst. The Plantation, five miles
west of Abbcvillc, lying on both sides
of Calhoun's Creek, containing 700
Acres, more or less. On this tract
there arc one hundred acres Of good
bottom land, two hundred acres Of
fine cotton and grain land, and some
three hundred acres original forest.
Upon this place there is a comforta-
bic dwelling house, and all necessary
outbouldings.
I'd. The Jack Place, within
half mile Of the corporate limits OF
the town of Abbeville, between the
Anderson and Greonvile roads, con-
tanning 200 Acres, moro Or less
A bout -onchalf of this tract is in orig
inal forest.
Sd. We will also offer on tho same
day several BUILDING LOTS, in
the town of Atbcvillc, on the Andcr
sou road, adjoining lots of Mrs. Per
rim and J. W. Trowbridge.
Any of the above property may be
treated for privately until day o.
sale.
Terms made known at the sale.
J. F. LIVINGSTON,
T IIr 1JVINGCTNN
Oct. IA, 1870, 4t] Executors.
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Notice to Our Retrons.

NOtiCe to Uur~ E6tT0HEs
IIAvING just changed OUT business W
I'll respectfully ask that our friends
viii come forward as early As practicable
and pay what they owe US. Our new
business will require great deal Of non-
ey. Besides, it is altogether desirable
that the old business should be settled up.
Prompt payments do both Debtor and
Creditor much good.
WHITE BROTHERS.
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e. The Proprietor Of the emporium Of Fashion, takes
pleasure in procamng to the public that he prepared
show handsome stock of Dry Goods and grand display
Millinery as can be found in the State.
In DressMang he is prepared insure satisfaction to the
most fastidous.
The Ladies in charge of the Millinery and Making De-
parmens have returned from their visit Baltimore with
complete understanding of the Fall styles their respective De-
patments not going to charge high prices neither am
going charge such low prices vii failure in either
branch business is worth following unless such prices
realized will insure Bridal outfits gotten up at very
short notice Goods suitable for any kind Of Dress always
hand Trimmings to match Dresses cut and bosted at sho
notice. His aim is to please in every Department.
Very respectfully, JAMES W. FOWLER
Oct H. 1870, 25, If
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Friday, Octobr Il, 1870.
Busy Day at Abbeville-New Goods
:. Moving Panorama Of the Streets

"Wednesday was the "opening day"
at all of our Emporiums Of Fashion,
and Temples Of Trade, and we have
never seen more brilliant array OF
visitorsupon the sidewalks, or ? more
crowded throng Of vehicles upon the
streets. Our merchants had just re-
turned from the North, and were un-
folding in all their beauty, the delicate
shades and dazzling hues, which
make up the autumn costumes and
bend to female love!iness, attractions
borrowed from tho varied tints OF the
autumn forests-Fair visitors justled
each other as they fitted from store
to store, or bent over counters laden
with the rich. products Of the loom or
the cunning handiwork Of the needle
Laces, silks and satins-the mysteries
of millinery, and the beauties of man
acknowledgements the objects each o1
more than passing admiration, as
polite clerks, and accommodating mer
chants waited upon these fair prizes
tesses of tho Queen Of Beauty, and
arbiters of all the graces.
But in the pursuit Of the beautiful
the useful was not neglected. Wag
ons loaded with cotton, exchanged
their freight for needed home supplies
and carried back the groceries and
provisions which form as we'll the lux
priss as the necessarics Of life.
"wednesday was busy day for all
merchants and visitors; and VIC
trust to see many such. Our stocks Of
dry goods and groceries were never
larger nor more select-the finest we
doubt not in the up-country-and our
country friends may como in with the
assurance of getting tho best Of eve
rything, at reasonable rates.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-10-14

ABBEy1LLE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
BY reference to the advertisement il
will be seen. that the Fair will opcr
on Tuesdaystbe 1st November, and
close on Friday, tho 4th November
All entries must be made by 10 o'clock
Tuesday. The meeting of tho socie-
ty will take place on Tuesday night
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-10-14
Desirable House and Lot
For 9al@s
IN ABBEVILLE.

nN Washington Street, adjoining
~ lots of Mrs. Hughey, Mrs. AL
ston, E. Roche, and others, containing
one acre, more or less, a comfortable
TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE
with six rooms and a basement, and
all necessary outbuildings.
The owner Of this property viii
sell at half the original cost. Terms
one half cash, the balance on a credit
of twelve months.
For further information apply al
the sPress and Banner" Office, or to
p S. RUTLEDGE.
Oct. II, 1870, 25, St
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-10-14

UNION REFORM SpEEcuEs.-Soe an
nouncement of Union Meeting al
Cokesbury this morning, and at Cal
houn's, Mills on next Monday. Spec
ches will be delivered by Messrs. Bon
ham, Butler, Bacon, Gary and others
We trust that there will be a large at
tcndance of. both white and colored to
hear the speakers.
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ARBEVILLE
AGRICULTURAL
2" q H..

T7HE Abbeyille Agricultural Fair
/: will open at the Fair Grounds
near the village, on Tuesday, the
LIST November, and continue for four
days. closing on Friday, the 4th
All articles for exhibition mnst be
entered in the Secretary's books be-
fore1O o'clock on Tuesday, Us they
will then be closed.
By order Of the Executive Com
mittee.
W. A. LEE,
Recording Secretary.
September 8, 1870, 20, If
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Oct. 10, 1870, 25-3t
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FACTS ABOUT THE
" EMP0RLUM OF FASHION. ;"
Hear what the travelling corres-
pendent of the Charleston COu-
ricr says of the Emporium of
Fashion
"Abbeville, Sept. %.
"strange as it may appear, the
ilandsolnest and most unique mil
linery establishment and ladies'
furnishing store generally, i'm the
whole State is to be found i'm this
same little town Of Abbeville.
The proprietor is MIR. James w.
Fowler, and with a display OF
taste for which only woman usual
ly receives credit he has fitted up
"a Fashion Emporium and filled it
with am assortment Of goods Inn
bis line which is Irresistible. 4
reckon that more irate wives
have been appeased by Fowler's
beautiful lleadgear presented 10y
penitent husbands than would
I'LL the largest church i'm this
place.
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goB sAGB.

NETILL be offered for sale, on Sale
wv Day in December next, that
GRAIN and COTTON PLANTA-
.TION in Abboville County, near CAL
houn's Mills, on Calhoun's Creek, con-
tanning 1000 acres, more or less,
bounded by lands of estate Of James
Taggart, Mrs. Catherine Alston, John
Link, and others.
The improvements are good, there
are accom- modations for % or 30 Ia
borers, and fences in good repair.
Almost 250 or 800 acres are creek
bottom land, and almost 800 acres
timbered.
The place can be treated for pri-
yately, and with it will be sold, if de-
sired, MULES, HORSES, STOCK,
CORN, &c.
If not sold, it will be rented.
Apply to WIN. 81. PARKER, at
,Abbeville G. Fl.
E. L. Parker.
October IA, 1870 26-st
ne- PheniS copy tri-weekly till
December.
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For Sale.

E7HE undersigned will sell to the highest
Il bidder on SALE DAY in NOVEMBER
next, his desirable HOUSE AND LOT, con
tanning three fourths Of an Acre, more or LEES.
On the place are good out-buildings, fences. q
flower garden, an assortment Of choice young
eyergreeDs, vegetable garden aud fruit trees.
Terms, $3.50 each; balance credit Of three
years. in equal instalmen,s, interest payable
annually. mortgage and personal security.
Al.o. One-Eour,h Acre Lot, on which is q
large frame barn and carriage house, log stable
and shed.
Terms. SIS each, balance same conditions o.
above.
Oct IA, At HUGH WILSON.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-10-14
PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS.
By Order Of the Court Of PrOlateS
For Sale Day in Nov, 1870,
for Partition,

- Va ~SS@S N~SsJ ~~~ - -
for Partition.
Fly Order Of the Court Of Probate fol
ID Abbeville County, l will sell by pub
llc Auction on SAGEDAY, 10 NOVEM-
Der next, the Real Estate Of ELIZA
BETH K: PORTER, deed, consisting O.
One Hundred and Fifteen
Acres, more or less,
lying in Abbev'lIe and Edgefeld Counties
adjoining lands of Nathaniel Henderson
w. p. Andrews, estate Of johnson Sale
and others.
Terms Of sale one half Of purchase
money to be raid in cash, the balance or
credit Of IL months, Bond and approx
ed security, and mortgage Of the premi
ses to secure the payment. Costs to bt
paid in cash.
II. S. CASON,
Sheriff A. G.
October, IA, 1870, 25-at
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-28
How AN ORANGE COUNTY GInL ELopEr

How An ORANGE COUNTY GIRL ELopEp.-
A young lady residing near Deeksrtows
lately sloped from hsr fathers house, and
loft for parts unknown with the obj-ct cf hsr
love. Her father, . nan in good standiag,
wss opposed TO the match, and had impri-
sonsd bic daughter In 90 upper chamber o
the house; but not liking the situstiou, shs
sloped from the window and few for rsisye
to her lover, whom she found in the villdSs
laboring under numerous pota items. The
young lady jumped into bis wagon, The
bystanders lifted the lover into the vehicle,
and she, seising the ribbons and plying The
whip vigorously, ratified out Of tho town st
. pace which would have put Joha Gilpiu
to the blush, and disappeared IN the din
distance. cAeersd by the huoEAs Of The ad-
miring crowd that witnessed the flight o
the loving swsin.-Aiddletowa Mercury.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-28
REMOVING Rvsr vnox Polrsasp 1RoH OR

Rsnovrxa Rrsr IRon POLISHED IRON or
SrEsL --SOmstimes rust can be removed
from polished irou or stsel with little d.
fculty; but sometimes II can not Be made
to disappear without polishing the surface
anew. Rust is oxide Of iron. The oxygen
Of the atmosphere unites With The iron
chemically, thus forming . this scale on
the surtsce, not one thaussudth part Of
an inch 10 thickness. Red rust may be
formed on The polished surface . thousand
times without materially cerroding the
metal, provided It BE- removed soon after II
hss formed. The usual manner Of renov-
ing red rust 10 to cover the rusted portion
With commt olive oil. aud rub II in we'll
with . wooden sloth. After It has stood q
few hours, rub the parts with finely pulvsris-
ed Stacked line, or Spanish whiting, until
the rust 10 oil removed. II red rust 10 al
lowed to accumulate until the polished sur
face 10 corded, sweet oil and severe rub
bing will seldom remove It. The entire sur
face must be repelisbsd With emory or some
other grit, before black rust will disappear
from polished steel or any other metal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-28

We notice by the Oh City Times that the
old and reliabls 6ru Of Bryan, Dillingham;
& Co., OF Titusville, ate about to establish
large f'mudry and machine shop NJ that
plsce, CD Ssurcs street. The engines, boil.
-rs atd oil we'll tools and machinery manu-
iaetured By this 6rm have reputation 10
shii tegiou ss being A. No. 10 every re-
spscs. Tbs addition Of this 6rm to thos,
already in operation At that place will be ,
valuable oas, and they will be heartily vel
coned not only ty the people Of Oil City
hi, BY the oil men In general along the
lower creek.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-28
wnlGHT, RTE MIGHT.

A school visitor lately gave teacher the
following sentence 10 write correctly: Rob.
ert Wright, the beautiful writer Of Wright
willie, down in Ter rington elsims the exclu.
siue right to write the rites and cerenoui~'
Of his church. and h,s secured = copywrish,
Of his writings; but Henry Wright, the
writing master, also writes those rites; now
q 1t honorable for the Right Honorable Hen
~ Wright boldly to write himself upright In
the presence Of the rigbt-handed Wheel
wright, Robert WIiyht!'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-28

PETROLEUM EXPORTS PROM BosToy.
Boston Commercial Bulletin saye: During
the year 1869 there was exported from
here 2,ll7,sl4 gallons u petroleum oil.-
The amount shipped from the country
was 100, ,ssl ,2S6 gallons, an increase Of
A734,3le gallous over asy year siscs the
article was Introduced. The only ports
where It 10 shipped to any extent are New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore.
New York takes the lead, and shipped last
year IS, 4ss 0s6 gallons. Boston ranks
third, and Baltimore comes 10 last. II 10
used principally for illuuius ting purposes.
Bostsn refined has bssn sold from thirty
one 10 forty cents, though tue principal
transactions were made from thirty i've to
thirty.seven cents per gallon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-28

One Dr.. T., Presbyterian, had . lady
love, . decided Baptist. When talking once
Of the approaching nuptial1 The Doctor
ssid:-"I am thinking my dear, Of two
events shall number the happiness of my
life." "And whst may they be, doster? p,
remarked tho lady. ''Oas is the hour when
shall call you my wife. for the first une.''
'.And the stber,' ut 10 whea We shall
present our fret bern for baptisn.r "what
sprinkled" "Yes, my dear, sprinkled.' =
Never shall . child Of nine be sp,inklsd. ,
"But mine shall" "Thsy shall bs, hsy!'
Yes, my lsvs." SWELL, sir. then Gao
tell you that your babies woa's bs my b.
biss So COED night, SIR"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-28

A MAN MARRIEs HIS SrEPxoTRER.-Soms
days ago the community IN shs vicinity Of
CSrtsrs Station was consider ably exercised
over the announcement that Ar. Lyon, who
l.vsd 10 the neighborhood, bad married bic
mother. 1t sesns that Lyoas father had
been twice married, and the children BY
the first wife continued 10 live 10 the family
after the second marriage. Lyon, the
father, died, leaving his second wife Q
widow, and Lyon the sen, married his
fathers widow. The clerk issued The license
without knowledge Of ths facts, sad the
minister requested to selsmnizs the mar
risgs declined; . magistrate likewise refus-
cd, aad the pair crossed over to Stsny
Creek, where they were unknown, and wsr'
married.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-28

The Zoe Thea trical Company closed .
very successful en- gag smept lset evening
TIE house was crowded 10 witnsis the per-
formance Of the beautiful French drama en-
titled "Esusrslds; or The Huuchbaek o.
Notrs Dame" Al usual Mile Zoe scqnit-
ted herself with great credit, Oeing eneored
during the play three times. The balance
Of the company acted the ir several parts In
good style. During Der stay here Nile Zot
and her talented company have made host'
Of friends, and our citizens will bs pleased
| to learn that she intends TO return to this
place again 10 the spring. The compsu J
open ct Pleasantville this even ing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-28

TEE TYrl SETTING CoSrEsr.-Nr. Bar.
Der, ofCinciunsti has made no response 10
the challenge Of George Areosburg, the
"Pittsbsrsh velocipsde, and Il 10 reported
that the former 10 too much disabled BY ill
uess totast<npt,s . sostesa A. recent letter
from New York states that 10 trial Of bic
speed, Mr. Arsusburg composed a seven
days, ofssven hours per day, oi,5oo ems
type, 90 average Of about 2,07l ems an hour
Whea We state 10 the uninitiatsd that 10
what is called one thousand ems amoas
printers, there are almost femr thousand
pieces OF metal to be picked up. enc BY
one, magnitude Of this trial becomes appsr
snt. 10 each Of the seven hours employe ed
Mr. Arensbefs would have to pick from his
case and pIase il bis composing stick over
5000 pieces Of metal.