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LONDON ACADEMY,

~ .'..' BEDFORD COUETY, VA.
An election for principal of this institution will
be held at the academy on the 9th day OF july APP
plicants In person can readily find accommoda
applications, forwarded to the Undersigned at
Forest depot will receive prompt attention.
IEc trustees make ii guarantee of not less than
$500 from tuition for the first session Of ten months,
commencing the lst of September
Attached to the buildings fine garden and
ten or twelve of improved land subject 10 the
use of the teacher. :. Il. PETERS,
Il. s. lIUT,rER,
n. B. FLOYD,
ie ielO--otaw4w Committee Of Trustees.
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ROBERT G.. SCOTT, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
Office No. 1913, next to City Hall. ,
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.snI.HTA1S-TOr HOUSE.-This we'll

EFul' 'NTAlN-TOr HOlSE.-ThlS we'll
vi known plsc" nC SUMMER resort, situated In
l;-, fish can on the Rlnc Eidg" m"'tltain and
rf:l,i,r nur ,nilc Of Alton depot. on the thesa-
rraAc and tA!u ratlv"%L having been newly re-
al,d with r;iir, y new and elegant furniture, Is
i;uvr open fur TIN rc,rn.i"n ut visitors.
Tho air Al NtI-'T \ IN-Tht Is always remark
a,Iy ,pul w!th tGr fr cstunc and chaly bcatc
wat"r, and m4gu!t!Ccnt view.
The undersigned having leased the shove pro-
lt,rtv wi! spare no ps!ns 10 make their guests
comfort able.
,;nrs1s w.ll hc conveyed ~ and from the depot
:-cy OF charge. Address
= II. GuODL0E & CO,
A. u. depot,
I.e!--.m Chesapeake and Obi" Railroad.
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sSTATIONERY.-Full assortmant M
= - EIaLYsCE u TAYLok'k
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MACMENERY, DC.
mt CHIN SHOP.

MAEHIS1STS,
WORKS AND OFFICE; E22 AND l424 CARY
STREET, RErwEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RlC II MoND, VIRGINIA..
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE RE-
PAIRING .STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS In
city and country; TOBACCO WORK of all
kinds made and repaired ; TOBACCO FLAT
TENING-MlhLS made and repaired in JOHN
BASCOCk'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
FORM and all other kinds of SCALES REPAIR
EU and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for the sale OF
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-ENGlNE CO.
VERNON, SELDEN,S PATENT SrEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted by us for
one year, and we sell them at low prices. We keep
all kinds of BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM-ENGINES, such as gauge,
cocks, oil and tallow-cups, OIL-CUPS FOR
SHAFTING, SELF-FEEDERS, STEAM-WIilS-
TIES WATER-GAUGES. GLOBE-VALVEs,
BOILER-FLUE CLEANERS, anda general as
sortment Of such articles as are used by al rum
ming steam-engines and saw mills.
- SLOAT Il &ADDINGTON,
tel5 1922 and 1924 Gary street.
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JAMES I. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
THE RoCKBRIDGE WATER,


put up in glass. containing al! the medicinal qua
hlics > when drank Al it, fountain head, L. Kept
for sale AT tn: we'll known houses OF McsSrs. PUR-
CELL, LADD CO., Druggists. Richmond, Va. ;
ii. a. & &. A. SANTOS, Druggists, Norfolk Va. /;
and WOODRUFF & Co., Lynchhurg, Va. ; who viii
furnish palu phels containing letters OF eminent
pA. ..l"ians, with few certificates out OF many of
tas wonderful cures effected by these waters.
NY lS-tlIyl2
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AuIlutol1d 9ispatth,
MONDAY. JULY II, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

rI,IIE TRUE FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH.
| THF COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA, two
miles from the Goshen depot of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. thirty-fOur miles west OF
Stsunton. sixty miles from the Greenhrier W h'tc
sulphur SPRING. and within an easy days Journey
OF baltimore. Nd. Washington, .. G., and kich-
moud and Lypchburg, Va. ,
The climate is delightful salubrious. and invt-
corating. ,,o,
The hotel is now open for visitors. 1hc ta hnte
accommodations arc good Good bathroom H'''''N
IS tn attendance. . - - ,,.,,a.,
line of stage coaches rlin daily from t'"Srr ,
,l,pnt TO this place aud tr:r t. ais" uf'if llhS
mining friwtru mo Cold sulphur SprsnSs ana
ihc RoCkh-;dcc A!am springs, only seven miles
distant. . -, -. .
~, n'',r ~, "' ' j. II. GOODIOE.
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EXCURSIONS.

! ..i1 EXCURSIONS.f - 900 Hiaa
~.c~@-~~s~~~~~>>>~~~Sc~~
RICHMOND, ,FREDERIcKsBUzs AND P0foxAc1
.--.. -.,..,,..r RAILROAD C,DMPANT, - -
! RICHMOND, June %, 1870.
EXCURSION SEASON OF 1870 TO
H ii.nf NIAGARA FALLS! .t|. = ;!f"a
{ SARATOGA SPRINGS, zr.sIri.,
I ,-s.st . NEWPORT, ana
( II as ,.,.. LAKE GEORGE ID 1G3li2A y
Tickets to the above-named resorts offered N :
low rates. Apply at the ONCE Of the company, cor.
ner Of Broad and Eighth streets. +. I'i:;'
5y l--lm ~ ,:r:JrGeneralT Tidket Agent.
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EREpERICksliALL.--l his well known
L rlncc. situate! within half a mile oi Frcdc-
fck ,h,iI d-ict on the EHc> prakc ana ONO rail-
,,.I .hr re- there IS telegraph aud pnSt-oiicc, Is
now optn for RpARDEES. This Is one %! TIE
coolest and hcalthieSt places s"twccn kichm"nd
.~t .n, mountains. pCrs ms living In Richmond
hing Ia place their families III the country
=. - tury can obtain GOOD BOARD aud have
a. nuparfuu!ty al visiting them frequently and
rr,t> " II find this to hc n very desirable place.
'r'r-r are Tvs passenger trains-onc night and one
ls, tra!n-oycr tins road and freight trains with
,,<.tsc~ cars tachcd. Tickcts for three months
rrar lr rr,s ned OF the Chesapeake and ohio Rail
rroI rar4pauv for SlS. emitting the holder To
,rsy,, .r the road IL and from Richmond 10 this
i,lycr - ",tcn as he plcNScS.
'TytM>: S2o per month: children under twelve
wars u axe ana Cnlorct! servants, Si' " lille SER
wants Cauupi pc taken. -
p. I'm y. W. HARRIS.
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DIRECT NEGOTIATION.
"okTAlSGTON'S lMrRovED,n FULL
6LEACHED, AND DOUBLE-sTovED
FACTONY-FILLED SALT.
G,700 SACKS

G,700 SACKS
'i4"'has Small, now OVERDUE. and
'''AhY EXPECTED At Cry Point.
ty. :. e. TAkDY CO.,
'"p'f,c:s and Wholesale Grocers,
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SHIPPlN6.

NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ The boats OF the JAMES RI =, ~
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL 7CVMPANY
TiJES)AYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid. st the
be afforded consignees, but no obligation is 10.
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than as:
my office on the Dock without special agreement.
paid. ..gr.,.. t.,.,,..l-,. -,
dali EDWARD DILLON, AGENT
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY,
BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

An election for Principal of this Institution
will be held ut the Academy on the 9R day OF
July. Applicants in person can readily find ac-
coInmodatioHs in the neighborhood. Tcstimo-
mails with apple ations, forwarded to the under
signed, at Forest Depot, will receive prompt at
tcntion.
The Trustees make guarantee Of not less than
$500 from tuition for the first session OF ten
months, comm eucing the lst Of September.
Attached to the buildings are fine garden and
ten or twelve acres of improved land, subject to
the use Of the teacher. s. Il. PETERS,
Z. s. HUTTEtS
N B. FLOYD,
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MEETINGS.


THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS. OF gTHE GALGEGO
held at their Office on the 18th instant as ~ O'Clock
M: THOMAS b. BEEsEE, .Gg
jy 2--tJyNs " Secretary.
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r AW INSTRUCTION-UN
IL OF VlRGiNlA.-I propose to give Il two
months course of LAW INSTRUCTION at the
University, commencing MONDAY, July Is. For
particulars apply to Inc al that place.
--& JOHN Il. MINOR,
iy S-2M* Professor Com. and Stnt. Law.
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". II. McDANNALD, Agent.

Since This anuoun cmcnt have IL tue arrange
rneuts /" aid In the management Of the Warm
springs this season. Ny connection with and
management OF The iicalig Sprires for llirte SUE
c"ssvr SEASONS will, trust. h" guarantee" 10 my
friends ui cordial ann hu~pil ,hlr welcome TIC
puhIic generally are rc'lucs ed tu Try once more
nj, sayoric old place.
l., I'm Join T.. FITHhNk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

,~~~o-c-~~~~.IS~~~S~~~
DIC-NIC AT ASHLAND, -. - -;
- fr.:' ,.tr .ca WA - Ae'''
UNION STATION METHODIST HABRATH
will hold their ANNUAL PIe-NTc at the above
place on the 18th instant, .ty .,dI'
Cars will leave the depot corner OF Broad and
Eighth streets ut half past Soclock A. .ASni'
Tickets for the round trip, adults, %
Tickets for for the round trip, children: 20
Tickets for lady ana gentts4pan' round irips1io
THE PICNIC for the benefit of St. PEI
i trick Pastoral Residence will be held Tat the
Fair Grounds ON MONDAY, July nth. No Dost-
poncmcnt on account of weather.. -. = :, -,r......,i
Mr.. Wescott and others have kindly offered to
test the speed of their fast horses the occason
for the amusement or those In attendance. jy s-st
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: NCISI GROVE,
WARN SPRINGS, ,rp co,-xrv v,

This celebrated waterng-p place will he open on
tie Is; Of June for the reception of visitors. The
Ac.ncrv |. grand and beautiful !: th~ climate de
Nynlful. saluhrous, and highly lnrlgorating.
These water have been known and r"lchrItcd iur
their curative vituc- fer nearly ~cclturv.
s;rnrd: Per day. s:.f5; week Sf.Jo; month,
60.
Route by railroad to the MIl!boro' depot OF the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad, thence by stage
hfCc,n miles to " arm Springs.
For circulars containing Iuil account Of these
waters write 70
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SALT,

MALT! SALT! SALT!
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Fifth Dist1ct-Charles W.. Button,
Lynchburg; RI. w. Duke, Albemarle.
St1th DiStrict.-John B. Baldwin, Au-
gusta James Ii. Williams, Frederick.
Seventh DtStrict.-J. l.. Kcmpcr, Madl-
son; James V. Brooke, Fauquier.
Eighth Distr1ct.-William Watts, Roam
oke William Is. Aston, Russell.
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DEFINED SUGARS.-We have been
III appointed agents for the Maryland Sugar
refinery, OF Baltimore, and are now prepared 70 rs
till orders for all grades OF their SUGAkS. AND
Werespectfully solicit orders from merchants, i"
ItyLiw A. Y. STOKES & co. Il,
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GROCERIES, dEc.

NEW EASTERN =. HERRINGS.-One
~ h"ndred barrels inst received and FOX sale
low to cSoSe consignmt mt: -. - .i.7GLnh''l'
j. u. WHTEHEAD,& & co., e, r.
IS. ~. t. :, Fifteenth street,
WILT between Main aud Cary. /!
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NRAB-APPLE VINEGAR :, two years !:
~ old and SPICES for PICKLING at
- CARTER & CHRISTIAN'Sf
i've Grocery and Liquor Store.
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sPEE0H OF Mr.. JOHNSON.
Marmaduke johnson, Esq, addressed the
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A GREAT. REDUCTION IN THE
IN PRICE OF GOOD TEA, ROASTED COZ.
FEE, and SUGAR, at J. II. ANTHONY'S TEA
Spotswood Hotel, on the opposite side. Best Gu.-
powder, sl.ss: second quality, slI. Best Bl.sk e.
Young Hyson and Imperial, sLs0. Bel Jayx
Roasted Coffee. 4oc. : Laguayra, a6c. best RIO
30c. White Coffee Sugar, lSc-j Gut LOAF lec'' a.
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Geld at l p. M, 1885.

TEE RESULT IN THIS DISTRICT.
returns for Congress In this District indicate
disastrous and humiliating dsfeat for G.
W. Gilfllan, the present incumbent. Mr..
Samuel Griffith, of Mercer county, being
Gle ceed by q majority of from 200 to 4o0.-
What makes 'he defeat more humiliating,
show iug plainly that the people were desir-
Gus of allowing Mr.. G. to ''go where the
woodbiue twineth" and stay there, is the
TACT thst two, ,years ago bis majority In The
District was l,sl2-a difference Of over g.
600 votes bstween the late ballot aud the
former.
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MISS ADA TEsMAN's FEMALE MiSsrRELs
perform at Sobels Hall on Saturday evsn-
log. The Elmira Advertiser has the follow
ing notice Of the appearance Of the troupe
n that city:
Miss Ads Tesman has organized CON-
pany possessing much ability, both of gen
eral aud special character, as was exhibited
in parts ope and two respectively OF the
programme last evening. As vocalist,
Miss Tesman did very we'll, while Miss
Alice Sommers, Miss Lizzie walby, Miss
Minnie Wells, and Mr.. James Roome were
repeatedly en~red, in their respective
specialities. Miss Maggie Nichols, upon
tho slack wire, did msrvelonsly we'll. and
Miss Josephine De Vannier with the magic
bottles acquitted herself creditably. In
fact from the demonstrations Of applause
and approval It seemed as If the audience
could hardly see enough OF some, and hear
enough Of others, Of sbe performers. Several
Of them was called back once, twice and
thsiee. Should Miss Tesman visit our city
again. with the same or as good company
she will be greeted again with good au-
dience.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-14

A meeting II representatives Of six rail-
road companies Was held at Brocton station
last week, to make combined srrange emsuts
10 respect to oil transportation. The sever
al companies were represented as follows:
N. Y. Central. J. Tilliughast, Superintend.
dent, and s. Drullard, General Freight
Agent; Lake Shore l. Michigan Southern,
J. H! Dsveraux, Manager and J. Desmond
Asistsnt Superintendent; Buffalo, Cory 4
Pittsburgh, n. P. Bemus, President, and
A. X. Warren, Director; jamestown (Pa)
Il Franklin l. Oil Creek Junction, P. H.
Watson, President; Oil Greek Il Allegheny
River. J. H. Pitcairn. Managing Director
and F. Phillips. Treasurer.
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A facinatiug youth OF Louisville was re-
Gently very badly "sold" by the mstron Of
the Kentucky State Prison, 10 whose daugh.
ter hs seemed to eviaes very strong inter.
est. while travelling in railroad oar
Thinking that the Irritation had continued
long enough, she suddenly changed her seat
q the eide OF the young, man aud whisper
cd 10 BID ear: "Sir, you. are total stran-
yer to me, bot | feel it to be my duty to
warn you, OF impending evil That young
lady is just oat Of tho Stats Prison" A
passenger gat off at the next station.
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OBrTuARY.--Mr. James Wood, for lonz
time associated with Mr.. Samuel A. Wood,
in the capacity Of book.aeeper, in this town,
died at his home 10 Pittsburgh, on Tuesday
evening last, OF congestion Of The lungs -
Mr. W. had mauy friends in this vicinity,
who will regret to learn Of his demise.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Harms, formerly of this place, died at Gin
clnnat', on Tuesday last, OF Inflammation on
the braiu. The sympathies OF . large cir
Gle Of friends and aequaintanoes are with
them in this sad affection.
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TIE LARsEsT DRILLED HOLE IN AMER.
IcA.-Ths "big hols" on the esss Of Mr..
Button, Central Petroleum Co. . farm, was
completed yesterday, aud is being tubed to-
day preparatory to testing. One of our
American driIiers, Mr.. W. IL. Coulter, has
succeeded with American tools in doing that
which experienced Euglish dxillers, with
expensive Ens!isM machinery, after eight
months trial, on the same lease, gave up az
impossible. This hole 10 l0-inch diameter
10 the second. .sand-a depth Of 400 feet.
II is cased with S-inch casing, being The
largest casing ever manufactured. There
may beOcthiug gained BY, sinking 50 large q
hole. which must necessarily involve srea'
additional expense, but the experiment hat
demonstratsl the TACT that American tool
with competent Ggilltrs are equal to the
task.
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In an obituary notice ola little Kansas
baby, seven months old, we find the fol-
lowing grief provoking stanza:
Our cottage, aye, is lonesome now,
We see the dress and bib,
But not the eye and noble brow
That filed the empty crib.
Now, II the eye OF the deceased baby wa.
40 large and her brow 90 expansive as ia
ili the empty crib what an infant Hercules
II must have been.
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The fund for the education Of the children
ofCaptain Williams, Of the Oneida, wants
only $500 to complete the amount desired
$4,000.
Jimmie Reyaolds. . sixteen year old boy
of Black Hawk, Miss, had little disagree
ment with bis step-father, and got the best
Of the argument by filing the old man full
Of buckshot. If anybody covets the position
Of step.iather to young Reynolds the situa-
ton is open.
A Springfield man who has been visiting
10 the eastern part Of Berkshire, reports a
pastor who rings the bell to call the people
to service, pitches the tune and helps sing,
and, the story goes, that 10 addition to
preaching TO the living, he stands ready te
dig the graves Of those who die, and oil for
a salary of 500.
This 10 the way some evil disposed per-
son pictures Hsrriet Beechsr Stowe IN be-
Florida home: "Amid The orange tlossomI
here the nocking bird carols bis sweet
est hymn, where oil nature Is q picture o
beauty and Of love, the old snome sits, l'k'
the giantess Of Doubling Castle. picking th
bones OF the southern dead, and her insati
ate greed still unsatished, digs her Ink!
talons iuto the grave Of Albions sweetes
poet, and tattoos the long buried bones q
the king OF verse;"
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THE '.SHow D usrNrss. An exchange
has taken the pains to compute that there
are thirty.two circuses and menageries in
the United States. or this number three
are circuaes and mensgeries combined; three
menageries without the circus; and nineteen
circuses without the menageries. These es-
Establishments give direct employment to-
900 men aud horses, requiring 900 vehi
cles for their transportation, and represent
ing a capital Of $2,OoO,o00. The receipts.
Of each company average about $3.50 a day
while their expenditures amount to $500.
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The new edition Of the School Laws Of
Pennsylvsnia Is ready for delivery aud
should be in the hands of every one inter-
ested In the public schools Of the common
wealth. School directors and controllers
will..be supplied by the county superinten.
dents Of their respective counties, Any
person can get single copy by addressing
the School Department at Harrisburg, and
enclosing ten cents for postage.
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A SONG rORl OCTOBER.

October strews the woodland Ger,
With many brilliant color;
The world II brighter than before
Why should our hearts be duier1
Sorrow and scarlet leaf,
Sad thoughts aud sunny weather.
Alb me! this glory and this grief,
Agree not well together.
This Is the parting season-this
The time when fsiepds ere flying;
And lovers now, with many kiss,
The long farewells are signing.
Why 10 earth so gaily drcsse
This romp that autumn beanth,
A funeral seems, where every guest,
A bridal garment weareth.
Each one Of us perchance, may here,
Oi some blue morn hereafter,
Return to view the gaudy year,
But not with boyish Laughter.
We shall then be wrinkled men,
Our brows with silver laden,
And thou tbs glen may'st seek again
But never more . maiden:
Nature perhaps foresees that Spring
II, Will touch her teeming bosom.
And. .thst few brief mouths will brinl
The bird, the bee, the blossom
Ah! these forests do not know
Or would less brightly withef-
The virgin that adorss them 20.
Will never more come hithsf!
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The following are among tho patents is-
sued to citizens Of Western Pennsylvania
for the week ending October lst, 1870, and
and each bearing that date:
Window Washer aud Scrubbing Pad; Jos
G. Hull, Meadville.
Pump xslve;. David w. Clark, Tidi-
cute.
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Latest and Most Important
War News.

London, Oct. Is.
A dispatcb from French source says
au engagement occurred on the io'n oe-
tween, q body Of Franc-Tireuss and Prus-
siaus, and after shor: engagement the
latter va, routed with loss OF 30 killed
aud wounded.
French loss unknown.
Tho occupation Of Orleans BY the Prus-
SLAMS is not yet confirmed, though 1t Is Ger
tain the French have fallen back along inc
left bank Of the river.
rbe Pru.sisns are leaving Gournay aud
marching 10 Mezieres, and turning from st.
@ uentin they threaten Am'ens.
An engagement occurred at Nea Hesrass
yes terday but no result is given.
A force Of 800 Prussians aud ooo Saxons
have already occupied Gisoues.
The Germans also appeared at Mont
medv where q email detachment OF them
was defeated.
Versailles, Oct. Is, via Berlin.
Yesterday the French army OF the Livre
we're driven out OF Orleans after nine
hour's fight.
Orleans was subsequently, stormed.
The Prussiane took upward Of 10000 pris'
oners.
Their loes was small.
The Bavarians participated 10 this engage
ment.
| London, Oct. l3.
| Particulars Of the battle before Metz OF
Friday last are received.
The French made sortie, and after th'
battle, we're driven back with tremendou
loss.
The Prasisns9 took great number
prisoners.
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MAR RED,

WHrrznrLL-HASS.-Sept. s, 1870. at
Petroleum Centre, by Rev. D. Patton, Mr..
David Whitebill to Miss Emma C. Ham.
Ross-WAoDELI.-Oetober 13, at Petro.
leum Centre, by the same, Mr.. Silas NJ.
Ross, OF Faguudas city, TO Miss Maggie E.
Waddell, Of Orange, N, ].
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New WELL.-Well No. 4, Arnold, Phin-
uey & Derousse tract, McCrsy farm, was
completed yesterday and tubed to-day
Pumping commenced about 8 o'clock this
afternoon, and the we'll Is now yielding at
tho rate of 20 barrels per day. 1t will
probably increase largely.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-14

The regular meeting OF the Y. N. G. A.
will be held at the NJ. E. Church, this eve
ming. A general attendance is desired as
business of Importance will come before the
meetipcs
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-14

We hear II ruoored that the township
election is to bs contested, on account ol
fraudulent votes said to have been cast al
Rouseville.