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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-15
i'm. lIIbsois. IsbdsArt ah. $50.
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-1t1uryt --ft-----Nvrl ~ ~ .,,sYRhf.-
NOTICE - trt t'',' .'1r.'.'1 q 8"
~ HasH r.nsuttItasD aidHnoideAH
Is hereby giyen that default having occurred a
IN the performance or the conditions ex pressed IN
certain Mortgage, orbeed OF Trust executed BY
Edward a Weakly 10 samuel stssts Taylsr AMI
perty, issS ne dxsnty -hah day 81 ysfafsry 4. d.
isgd, aud recorded Ia the Reco rders Office In and NJ
Tor Alexander County, in the State OF ILLINOIS, Ia 40
Book L. ofDeeJs EASs ~, sssd Nsttgage or deed
Of trlst conveying lot numbered (25J twenty nye =,
ia block numBer 81 eighty onel In the drst hddit
ion TO the city OF CAIRO IN said county and state
We, the nntsftsps<k SSH tsustsss, vsn on Wed.
nesday the second day VI March A. ~, lsIQ, at " AZ
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF that day under and b. "
virtue Of the power OF sale coptaped in SAID Mort,
gssssssu ss.AasStsfd 70 ttksb Nh ~ FaD
asI of Sasii a y ,hs oiies eeSng % ma Tu. y
ia said city Of Cairo, in Alexander count, and -
lstsfa VI fniuois, sad lot y humbetpdS Is3Ih
Twenty five in block numbered 81 leighty
onel IN the first addttron 70 the sad ely
az 4iire scectssg VI the Recorded plat thsreofi
With stesPlnr,enancss 20 satisfy the purposes -
AMI ssnattiaa fsast Mortgage .f - i'hn' y ~
DATED, Caro- Ill. February 9TH, ls70.dtd 'ffi''sS
=. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
trustees otthe Caro- city Property.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-15

Mary Wilson aud Mat Williams, ladies
Of somber hue, permitted their angry
passions to rise, yesterday, which led 70
~ effort on their part to snatch out each
aother's.,eyes. They were att, hammer
and tongs, when officers Arnold and
Cummings happened along, and took
them into custody. Before squire Bross
they demeaned themselves ia the most
reprehensibie manner, avowing the hor-
rible purpose to have each others hearts
blood, 10 tear each other Into shapeless
and infinitessimal fragments, and to in
tiict upon each others fame as we'll as
frame, hurts OF the most, shocking char.
acter. Esquire Bross fined the former
$40 and the latter So, which sums, with
costs, were paid Without a murmur; both
of them evidently pleased that they were
destined to live to eight another day."
The ~. Nicholas Hotel saa Restaurant.
.sa This popular and eligibly located house
Of public entertainment Is now lifted
and furnished throughout In good style |
and, under the management of Messrs
Walker & Sisson, is doing . large and
4. thriving business u " kept upon the
European plan--the guest calling for
what, he wants when he wants 1t, wheth.
er ip the day or night time, and paying
only FOR what he orders. The rooms are
large and clean, furnished with the best
Of beds and bedding, while all other fea :
tdrss OF the establishment are arranged
Enh A. YPeS!9!fYsto sAe G9pfOr1 agd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-15

The stock ofhlk hats ut Miller q Mill.
er's comprises the very latest styles, and
the finest make OF the season. Cbs
variety iswsry ssrsst. She tsNck large,
and prices have been regulated to harI
monize with the times. Call In and ex-
anime. II
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NEWS OF THE CITY.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1870.
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. For O.sy ATTORNEY.

We are authorized TO announce that FONTAikEsE
ALBRIGHT viii be candidate for the Office OF City
Attorney at the ensuing eAsrtsr elective I'd"
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To Jas. =. swsyns. Chss. Gallagher, Jas. n-ol
William LoneTgap, and Othsrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-07
EU r o p e..
What the Public Leaders S.av
Of the Eastern Cues. Ion,
Earl Russell, r.r. Mill, NJ. Theirs,
inc Dake of Cleveland and
H.. Others on the Crisis.
EEr. Carlylo's Opinion of the Anne ri
can war in 1869.

The InmSn steamship City OF Washing on, from
Liverpool the 2ith and Queenstown tie 25th OF
November, arrived ut this port yestert ay evening"
The Csty OF Washington delivered ur European
files and special correspondence da ed to the day
Df sailing from Ireland.
The French Ls5e,te publishes Il. despatch from
Brussels, dated November 90 st, ting tnat on the
previous Friday Earl Gravne had conference last.
hlc five hours, with the French Charge d'AfYalres.
IAN important decision was AZ rived At bur its
euton would depend upon be reply which odo
Russell would bring from Ve' sanies. military al
dance between France aud ngland IS seriously dis
cussed.n
Queen Victoria, accom- anied by the Prncesses
Louise and Beatrice and Prince Leopold arrived
NJ Windsor station iror Balmoral November "A.
The Princess Louise so obliged to be carried from
the train 10 her carr age, IN consequence OF the
sprain OF h ankle. Nobody was allowed In The
station.
Marshal NacIaho declined TO associate himself
Win the intrigue ~ the restoration Of the Emperor
Napoleon, ahd sine bls convalescence resolutey re-
fused All in'iatiop 10 proceed 10 Casse..
inc new iars opera House has been converted
tEto mn airy bs kerry aB9op0s OF which N. Auber Ia
reported 10 have sand .Oa yet1 la rgyiae dams he
Jiatats daL S0a.i
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Marine Disn sters.


Advices from Falkland Islands to Oct state that four
ships had gone into Port Stanley In distress,
snrA oaroy, from Caao for New York, boarded by
sea over TIE poop October ls OF Cape horn, which
ensa u the Wrees Of with csg. H was s sweeping
i carried te after wors rs also stove n part
the sss az spLh some s s &c. shs wss 10
SHIP MARTHA BOXER, from Philadelphia for Bremen,
Nth a ea,o g. n hsa and y grsan at
snp BOLIVIA of Liverpool. which arrived at Dublin Goth
Nov from New York wheat. reports having encountered
cargo shi.ted and vessel continually submerged
BARK Il W CAnooS tBr,, at Halifax 9Th inst from 81
Nos ears IN sSh ana of GnnS Bnss rom New
YORK Tor Liberia dsmaatei and abandoned as before re-
BANK nrGnIaAIA trr, Eoasssau from Msrsctes July
Ter san had sosn o October
BRIG NELLIE wAnr, Ware. from Marsel'es for New
YORK, put Holmes Hole 4h inst short of provsons
split sails stove ky.ight and niied cabin water
Ssy ~ pssSv de- @ ~ s sSe
preceded 70 New Bedford where abe we'd 9th inst
yd a. I'd M az saas sn iHr Ssx
POINT was run into BY ,s steamer 0d Colony Of q.
OF IA miles hour The the bris
as the the
by the leg and before he could release himself
only e nna oag TO tbs s a Tc
lumber The brig was lowed 70 Throsss Point u
to a.. ss sea me s % from in SGssSa9g
Singapore, end csused Sill hi damage 10 her boats.
that ks% York q for aos ssnSs.
had pu, mo Les Legsorn w,'h n damasc. ,..
Kong, grounded Sept II in entering losing some
ss s9 Ss hove 5 or replace
%, ST Igpas Dec 1.-THE sark Woodland from Montevdeo
The brig surprise from Cax for New York. put "a here,
The ship arms ncIi, from bombay FOR Liverpool pu. in
lie bark Haia flank hrs been condemned and sold.
The brig Mnruc cSmpcea her repas and sailed to-day.
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Steamship Virgo Bulkcy, savannah Murray, Ferris Co.
gan & Go.
Steamship Regulator Freeman Wilmington, NC Loriard
Steamship co.
sesuso saratosa. Couch Norfolk City Point AMI Rich
mond-Oid Dominion sta in.hp Co.
Steamship Wm r Clyde, Sherwood, Philadelphia Lorl!
lard SIC imsnp Co.
steamship n.auees. Walden Boston--If DrnmocS.
ship lirn.is tEr, Irawn, Liverpool Dusk JevNns.
Ship VI untecr, Hutchinson. San Francisco Sutton CO.
ship iamernne, sumner Philadelphia Boyd x diackcn
BARK America tNt), Roper, Glnscow--E Uniart.
BARK John bouiton tbr Lindsay, Rio Jancro-John
Notion.
lark Edward (Br, Putnam, Asp,nwal--J whitaey
4 Co.
BARK Tnos Dalet tBr), Wick. Laguayra-paet;, Bliss
& CO.
Bris Nellie, Owens. ST Crois-Roche Bros / Co.
Brig FIR &c maria (Spaa), lie Cuba Ceai uegosL Dc
Bebi.n & o..
Brig Dominion (Br). White. Halirax-J Whitney Co.
Brig Pedro. Ealrs, Iac sor vile-Warren Ray X 20.
Sc r Laynir Bel, Saylis, Mayaguez PR
schr AZelta Laura MclndOc Baracon-3 Wenher.
Schr Leading Star (Br), York, st John, NB-ueeney
Parker
Sclr Darien, Rogers Chares.on-E Hurbut SON
Schr Willie lhl Howard, Georgetown ami Bull Creek,
Sex u Hurbut O..
schr Lottie, J, IN sou, Baltimorc-A Abbott Co.
schr Caroline kienae studans, Richmond-Van Erunt Il
slasht.
sehr Thomas Williams, Jones, Baltimore-wa Chal-
Schr Decatur Cakes, Perry. Batimore-Eakcr DAYTON
Schr crusade Jarvis, New Hayen-kacxett Il Bro
schr sa lie burton Palmer Stamford.
Steamer W Bruno, Foster Ba timorc.
steamer Pcrfcpoins, shropshire Philadelphia
Briggs.
steamer Mars. Grunlev, Philadelphia VIM Kirkpatrick
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia.
Steamer 5 Walker, Snesrin, Paia lephia.
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snsnr rniers .alrdvs takes time be'ore she
- oil. bUt toaen she does 50 70 Is 70 son,s Duf-
.,2se and she t,ardrfabiy makes he,'seU heard
DIPLOMATS, ko NJ. Timers is naturally reserved IN
giving an opinion upon politlcal dlllcuity
which has, SO TO speak, only just cropped up
but, from what | could gather Of me few words
he let fa on the subject he seemed TO think
that Europe was very nearly npon the verge OF 2
general war, and mat TINS saso o. Things na az
win Prussia. Knowing mat there were other
people walring 10 see him. did not remain long
'nih NJ filters; and, when taking leave OF him. ne
expire sed his Willingness 10 give me any iaforma-
Ion In hs roWer wneae er ! liked TO ask hilI
As | left the ex-MInister recalled TO mind the
words OF wounded Frenca licer, la whose COM
many had tla, elled ron Amiens TO koucn about
a week before. France" said his oliccr, On
her mad rage for TepubncaEism--a form or
goycrum mt which wili ever be impossible with US
turned away nom her councils III 1913 the lew
real ana Ihoughlful statesmen that she had. And
what has been the result Twenty years Of a
pels nal reign whicl has ended by the nat on beilS
almost crushed ont. Onr folly and our crime We're
great but our punishment has been greater, and
Viii be greater SIM II, when peace Is made. we
blnlly ollow the counsals or thoic so.calied pa
triols who, by aDolshng cons itut onal government
In France paved the way for hsr degradation.
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letter Of mir
s,naarNel o
e which you did me the favor to Insert

deserves q which you ola me the favor TO Insert
ciente mach respec: Tor i,s manlfestiy con-
= .eaty and compacrly ,as 'as must address nv.
f 70 yonr cour,esy lot an opp rtunlty Of, II possi.
The opinion which maintain concerning treaties
~ veiy rcniv.o indeed from that wnioh Lord
snaiassou sna aso ibes to me. lie Understands me
observe" the terms rms o. p.eaty unless tnoy he SO
cows aie.' that me co1nlry would DO ready TO
uny not sonad 10 eniorce the oScryaace Of
e,is which II has imposed on Others 'untl u has
,1 ldered whether |qqld impose ,nem resh a.
sut according TO It's present Judgment, ought noe
~, Impose them afresh. II 10 not mercy not nourd
10 20 10 war for the eniorcemc t. but would co M
NIT great crime II IL did 50. There Is wide ar.
ference between aairming that may break pr ;
| II, and maintaining that II another person
breaks a promise made TO me am not ne
| that Lord aue-bury. with the two doctrines
boore Nun viii hold the latter 10 be lone 10 bri-
them deliberately consider whether stipulation
denying to country The legitimate nnefy
,ainlns m,pary 81 and naval deienoes on IT'S
| own coast, is one which Ihoy tnnk ahcy nave
however esiectionabie msnner the Cain may be
disputed We shall be criminal "oso " VA - -"
Having now. as 1 hope, cleared myself from the
very serious charge brought AGAINST me Dy LORD
shaltesDufy aiio" e ~ ,,aAo ou nai,ons anI tho
breach OF q treaty. IN that OF private promise.
there all degrees OF puiit, from sohio VI VIC
or vest 10 soule u the most veaia. The de2rte OF
pa "a omit IN this partlcular Reputation OF
treaty Is not 10 be decided or hand. nave no
desire 10 exteuuate It, but 1t IS not pertinent 10
the question. II Is uncient ihat treaties ana otner
1 enrtgements VIII be bio en- II they ar imposed
/ Without limit 10 dur iI!on. An individual, now
! eyel, mas no power OF promising anything beyond
Ia duration or his moral lie; Dit nlGOl, nave
| the Wild loNF 10 make anl 10 exact, engagements
ter al lime ManAul. happily, are now beginning
10 nnd olL mat anything whaiever 10
which u naSion attempts TO bid either itself or
others in petcity DC ia coasll uton, dynasty.
lrreNoclble law. particular al posltiol OF puDc
privae properly, or whatever else, viii assiiieay
at time other eaure 10 be aad w II actually
shaken or By those to whom II II injurious. The
present. generation mas had suncieIt cOayinc-
ing experience tlat To TINS rule treaties are no
exception. Lofd Sl3ftesbuty warns knelanl. II the
| Russian doctrine he admitted 'to take good care
never 10 contract anotner' treaty. The warning
would give IL, II we wish TO b. abe successfully To
combat tne Russian Coctl Inc, TO make 10 MOI trea
ties except Tor terms OF years. am &c,
j. s. MILL.
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Ear. Russell on t,e Eastern Question.

10 THE EDITOR or THE LONDON TnIEs:-
SIn-The importance oi the present crisis, and
the objections ralseG Ui tn ABILITY aad reyu-
ta1on 81 Mr.. Hlli aud Dir. Fionde 10 any effort
on our II 10 stop hussia IN her progress 10 TIE
conquest OF Constautanople, induce me 70 enler
soinewnat lurbner inio tne question OF our Interests
In the last, aDG tie manner whi5n they gu bt
be supported, III case Lord Granvilies representa-
lions ta TO induce Russian government to with
draw the preSensoD OF canceIhng az pleasure the
Treaty Oh 1885,
Tie historian You syhel Won syDel vol iii. page
500. III reiaung the events which lamedlatey pre-
ecded The Polish surrectcn OF hosciu,hu, refers TO
me project of the Empress Ca.liarne In tDese
TotdS:--
The plan which sanctioned by the Impress and
rared by maTaoa TO be nlaibe, vas 10 taAe up oeten
ave attitude the frontier o. the country large forces
aud AZ the same time TO deal the decisive blow against Con-
sr're ,r - so , mar W Ia, az oana
hipbr
such was the project poetponed In 1894, revived
from time 10 tune BY tie Russian Court, ana made
hppa, ing by tue arsenal ani meet OF Sepistopoi.
Nhicp the war OF the trImel ana the Treaty Of
ie5d we're designed 10 meet. 1le naturalization OF
the Due sta..a schene 81 Geience due 20 tie
hGehhltY OF VI. Drunfn dc H. Huts-is a very
edecti{c barrier % Russian ambition, No doubt 1t
IL possible 10 frame other modes oil defence when
might supply the want o. theArfc es OF the Treaty
Oh I arr objected 10 by Pr1aee Gorcha&on; and
bord 6ralVnls has very AIRY ana temporarily adj
united tRat Great BRIAN wsuiJ not nave inter-
poseo any absolute negative To reconsideration OF
taose provisions when MAKE the coast of the Rus
sial en-! ire On the Black sea- II ueienCeiess yet
nadequate.y proti ed witl means of uelenc,. 10
seems 10 me that we ought 10 staud as Il nation
upCn the ground which Lord Grlnyillg ana his col
leagues have taken. l attach little l1pottauce to
the sareasius On tae internal Ncrnmeht .. Turkey.
The internal government 0i the Czar i quite
gu n that 81 ie sultan; hut oar Cb3ecG Is not 10
maintain tde present administration % Turkey,
but 10 Keep Russia out OF Constan1n0pe. Nor
do see any hncul'y ~ procuring IN en-
b0cicG militia. WIN suiicient bounty We might
iatc huou kothjchi q al Patis, tod me thai II az
any tQe ite English Government. OF which wa
taea me bead waDlcione handred millions sterllag
he would be happy 70 furulsh the sum; 50 that
neitlief nor money would he WALKING.
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What Theirs Thinks English Interview will
the French Statesman.

Tours Nov. %, correspondence OF London Tele-
Yesterday afternoon la la the honor OF being adj
United Jo an interview with Nj. Theirs. Having re-
ceived letter OF introduction to tile veteran states
what the nature Of my mission at
Tours ana asking on what day ana at wnat hour
l ml.nt wait upon hun. III due coarse had q reply
from ms secretary naming e,even O'Clock
the following morning IS the time his chief
to the iioiel DC bordeaux, where NJ. Tniers
is residing, but found he was Closeted with
Lord Lyon, ana that tnelr interview was likely
to be prOI.acbsd. Nj. IAiers' secretary a5ne me
10 return 81 ave OcIoca, when did. was ut once
admitted 10 The spacious but somewhat scln:!ly
furnished room, winch, Judg ng ron tne camp bed
Ia corner, ihe dressingable IN another, aud the
wiring table COZ cred wlLh books anu papers in me
centre serves the exMinisfer as bedroom dressing
stnco hal sceE NJ. Thlers, or when OF Pals 1
an not a irequenter or the Corps Legisauf But
can SAFELY say thar yer Deaeid a man upon whom
Tine seems 10 have laid Lighter anu, or who hears
rs years better than the uan who mas worked so
nara 10 sop THIS i2afiul war. ana who has got
iitte thanks Tor The incrcde i1pors through which
he has gone.
Nulning could have been X uder than the manner
IN when ne receit ed ne; ane' WHEN menloaed
The names OF mutual friends IN Lonhou, and gave
an Tut mate friend OF hs 10 the Ell tctthat all Europe
ought 10 be thankful to hun for INs laDors III the
cause OF peace, he became quite &c ola ana began
10 speak a. IL had known him ana he 1ad KNOWN
me Tor years,
had been told that since the iailluc OF his en-.
beavers to bring ABOUT IN armistIce NJ. Thlers had
grown very sad, and was therefore agl-eeably sur
prsed 10 lac MIN, on the contrary alnlos cneeriui.
though ma ur lily by no means disposed 10 lake y
sanguIDe view Oh passing events
OPINION ON THE EASTERN QUESTION.
As regards the Russian Question: M. Thers seemed
curious 10 know what were the feelings OF the Eng.
lish people-wbat was the pubic opinion oil Tue
counlry--as 20 whether the government ought or
ought no If the worst came 70 the worst. make war
Tor the sake OF sustaining turkey. When | saoi
That Is yet ne ther the press nor the public IN
England could he said to have fairly laced TINS
question, but that SO far a. they had spoken out
they were decidedly In favor ef England'S MAIN
tanning ut any cost the treaty OF 1866, he
said he was GLAD to hear It, Tor that unless she did
80 England must fail in the scale OF nations and
become pere SSAxl class Power. England con-
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SAILED.

Steamships Virgo, Savannah; Jas Adger Cbareston Reg
ulsor Wilmington. NC ships Iris and Peerless Savannah
bark Sappho, LIVERPOOL.
Also smiled steamship Maedaa, Liver pool; slips Iris.
Altoona, Glasgow; New World, London; DAD Taiass 40
barks Duius. Antwerp; Inez Port Spain; sappho,
Bristol Prncesse Alexandria st Croix Norfolk 6rgs
Veteran Seville havana Havana schra Marg Carde
mas, aud 3aylls, Mobile
Wind at sunset NV: freph.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW NORM, DEeEasEn G, 1870.
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Mr. j. =, NH ON the Trtaty OF ISJ6,
To THE EDITOR OF TIE LONDON TfMEs:--
SIR--1ne letter la which LORD Shaltesburv In
your paper y. ruesday the I'D, aniinadyerEei upon
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SNIP PlfI 4 n i w 8.
-~>~-~~------~-~~->>~>->-~--~---
Almanac for New York This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW yoGx FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

T.TLSyILLR, CHURCH RUN AND yIc1NI.
Tf-SrkPIIgN OFF. tiffe", Ismilton,. iSnr
Slorc addr,s, riusvlle, Ia. Ass!stanf, John [an
rrr'syItLE. CHURCH RUN AND vlcrNl.
,tr-I! u THOMAS. Orice aud address. Man
Tnn House. rftusyjle. Pa N
SuAMhURG AND vItINITY-GEORGE IR.
~, ohiee Shamburg; residence, TitasyilIe, Pa
=, ENTEkrRISE, fLEAsANTyILLE. BEAN
EARN AM PlTIlOLE-GEURGK ". VAN
NHET. Ohi'e and address. Chase House plcn.
nnfville Assistant, II. g. Huntington.
TiD!OUr- AND WEST HiCKURY-CuAS
''LARk Otiice and address, Exp ess Office Tid
onte ra. Assistant, F. G. Beardsley -'N
pETRli.EUM CENTRE AMI VICINITY
LEVI MAAON, Oflice and address PstrOeum Gan
Ne, Pa Assistant, Charles Blackford ~"
TAlR AND BLOOD FARMS and District ,v;n.
Hn m !h .resx ma Cherry RIM from Story Farm to
Charlie, v Cochran and Wi Han, Hoyt
McGLiHrnCKYlLLE, OIL CITY AND RlNo
-; y. WtSr. Address, on City or Reno, ia
~ ANaLlN, ALONG TIE AII.roHRNy p1y
EaEX WiLBFIt Office and address. Franklin Pa
sChl RG AIS, FOSTER FARM Il PAiKE,;,S
L'Nn!N''-RICHARD W. REliPIELD Ot,ce
NM aldr ss SrrnbgHss, "a Assistant n. w Pr.
teihed, nddr 81 tmlentnn, Pa w
Wm~r N!RilNIA-C ID. ANGEL, and ~ II
CuNh Adfrtss. psrkershurg West WRIGHT, -
h0herts petrOieu M rOrnrdo an.
|. tras:-alv
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CAUTION.

tne pnbit;is ciutioned ~eainsi employing sny
~. snrc the Robe t. pateit cover the use Of Il =
T"rredo and all explosive materials for oil wells
and ths We OF su h materials by other parties ia
fhnging any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS viii I,n IN.
aeIt with according to law. and M acting wjlrullv
ana knowingly iu defiance of Law and the decision.
The COinp,ny have re Organized thcir husro,s
Muh vie3 IL accommodate Oh Men In every mn;
~ tis ~ legion They have EMPLOY ed the mo.t
sncient AGENTS and Assisarta that can be procured
urine business Each Tnrpedo 1. labelled with
de"f patents, together with the price of ibe Tor
rdo. ana N:ned by an officer Of the Company. so
ev;;ry ,,r;,y uIera.or Wishing rorpdo may Know its
10 ~ ~ m',esmrr .,. u came from our 0fllci
Office any negligence Of Agents. s w '"''
me following named persons have hecn appoint.
=, nx.ait- snd Assistant AGENTS FIR the Oil REGIONS
~ 'ehhs! !sania and West Nrgini,.
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AXE SHORE a. MICHIGAN
IL SOUTHERN Railway.

FRANKLIN DIVISION,
Connecting trains at Jamestown aud on City. On
aud after Monday, August sth, 1870, trains wllrun
rs follows:
MIXED TRAIN leaves oil City 2lo p m; Il no.
S,3O m; Twn Mile Run, 2,i2 M; franklin, mr.
s,55. de- s,!5pm; sammit' a'3s p nj, waterloo,
$50 nyIii'Hn s a'a nSncS sanay nkr
10 D M: Clark's Mills, 5,3l y IN: IIadley'S, 6,45 p
M; Salem. 6,1opm; A & W Crossing, e,!s p IN;
MAI. leaves oil City, 800 M Reno 80 IN /;
Two Mile Run, 9,l7 m; Franklin, a,23 m Sum
nit, 9 4! am; Waterloo, IS am; Raymito ton. II, 90
M sandy Lake: lo,l5 am; stoneboro lni4a IN /;
Coal Branch. 1924 a IN; Clarks Mills, IL, ,33 u IN ;
Iadey's. lO,41 a III; Salem, lu,'3am ~ q W
Crossing loss M n. at jamestown, lilo.
FKANKLIN ACCOMMODATION leaves Oil
City, 400 pm: Reno. Ii3 M; Two Mile Run, H..
% y IN; arrives at Franklin. i3o M.
ARRIVE AT OIL CITY.
MINED TRAIN will leave Jamestown $50 m
ASG w Crossing 1,15 M Salem, :, ,25 II III; Had.
lcys. T52 a m: Clarks Mills S,oS m; Coal Branch
ar. $50, de. 800 a m: Stoncboto. 9.oS IN; sandy
Lake. ar 9.5o. de. loco M: Ray milton, lo,o5 u
M: Waterloo. 1o,2J m; Summit, 10, 10 a III
franklin. ar l.2o de. l,3o M; Two Mile Run.
l1.42 M: Reno, ,3 m; arrive at OIL City, H. 10
n.
MAIL leaves jamestown. LOO pm; A & G W
Crossing. LII m; Salem. i,2o m; lladley's. l..
70 M: CIarks Mills, 40 III; Coal Branch. Los
M; Stoncboro, 2,ol M; SANDY Lake, 2,oSp IN
kaymton 2.@5 p m; Waterloo, 2,37 p m; summit.
AL p m: Franklin. O5 m; Two Mile Run, 3,l2
pm; Reno. BIS p "; arrives n, Oil civ, 33o p M.
FRANKLIN ACC 'NMUDATION leave Frank.
lin, 500 III; Two Mile Run, 90 a IN; Reno, S,1S
M arrives u! Oil City $50 u IN.
Mail cast and west will stop at all stations except
Two Mile Kun, Summit, Coal Branch, Clark's and
Salem, and at these stations to leave passengers,
and un signal To take passengers.
Mixed traiiis will stop ai al station,
CHANLES +. Hal Gil, Cen Sup't.
GEO. II. Nc NrYkE, Supt.