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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-30


ASAD CAsE.-.During the comparatively
few years siuce the discovery Of the Oil
Regious, they have bean the scene Of many
Fad incidents. but one Of the ssddest cases
we have noticed occurred in Oil City last
night.
About half past eight O'Clock, officer r.
A. Thompson was summoned to one Of our
hotels, where he was met by an old gentle.
man who resides in Tidioute, who engaged
bis services, and gave him the following
facts (Tbe names, for obv ious reasons,
are withheld.
Some five years ago bis daughter, q girl Of
less than sixteen years, LETT home, and had
not since been beard from. He had made
diligent inquiries, but had been unable to
learn anything Of her whereabouts until yes
terday morning, when young man told
him he bad better come TO Oil City, aud
banded him clip OF paper, on which was
written the name '.Belle Howard" The
man gave no further information, and the
old gentleman, doubling and half fearing
came here on the next train and sumponed
the officer. He then gave minute descriI-
tiOn of bis daughter, which the officer recO..
u zed in the person OF girl who, for the
last lew days, bad been frequenIing the
rooms on the west side, occupied by one
Belle Howard, notorious prostitute, who is
now reported tC be the mistress of man
doing business on the Creek. They pro-
cedeed ct once to tie Justices office. to BE-
cure warrant for her arrest, but finding
1t to be one Of those cases not recognized ON
the statue book as u crime, they determin.
ed to get her away by other means if posi-
Bile, and went TO the house for that purpose
The officer entered the room fret and tried
to persuade her to leave, representing that
her father was outside, and was anxious to
take her home, and willing to forgive the OF.
fences Of the past. She laughed at him.
bowevty, and hndiog be could do nothing,
to see her himself, and try 10 persuade ber
to 60 With him. Tue latheS acting on this
advice, went up stairs and entered The room
where she. reckless and defiant, was wait
ing his appearance. ,-
Tue scene that followed may be imagined
but cannot be described. The grey barred
and broken bearted father entrea ted her to
return home with him, promising forgive
ness for the past and kind treatment in The
future. He talked to her as only broken
hearted father could talk to an erring daugh
ter; bnt she, yet child 10 years, was old
and callous Id sin, aud refused, peremptori-
ly, 10 leave the life she was leading. and an.
nouuced her determination to continue it
regardless of consequences. Finding that
entreaties and kindness were If ne avail. he
adopted different C, use, and with few
well time threats and pr misses, succeeded
10 getting her to consent, rel .ctautly, how
ever, to 60 with him. She was taken from
thence to the residence of cue Of our cil-
zens, and this morning the sorIowing father
and the fallen daughter departed tor Tidi-
oute.--Oil City Times, Nov 26.
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Latest and Most. Important
War News.

Berlin, Nov. 20.
King William has forwarded the follow
ing to Augusta:
"Verseilles, Nov. 29.-Yesterday, Man
teufef with portion Of the First Army
Corps defeated the French few miles
south Of Amiens. The French lost 1000
killed and wounded aud 100 prisoners. -
The Prussian loss is comparatively unimpor.
tant. The Duke of Mecklenbnrg Schwereiu
is near Lemare. where Kora,ry has French
force of twent ty seven thousand men.
London, Nov. 20.
The following dispatch has just been
received here from Dveraux, dated yester-
day:
The Prussians now occupy this town, and
the valley Of Eure, in great force.
This evening they were driven towards
the village af VILLAINS by the Gardes Mobile
who retreated in turn when reinf orcements
came up for the enemy.
Seven thousand Prussians now occupy
Amiens.
There was some sharp fighting yesterday
in front of the army of the Loire, all along
the country between Peth evillers and Mon.
targis.
The particulars are wanting. but it is said
the French were generally successful, hav-
ing captured many prisoners aud one can
non.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-30

The mud on the street 10 now Of sufi-
cient depth to require ''dsep ses sound
ings" to aod the bottom. Yesterday q
farmer came near drowning in the mud,
near the Alpine Hotel. He was standing
up In the hind end of his wagon when the
horses gave q sudden start causing bin to
lose his balance aud fall his length in the
soft slusb. There was some tall swearing
done about that time.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-30

FAIE REDUCED. the reduced
passenger tariff on the o. c. 4 A, r. R.
goes into effect The rates from this point
to Titusvills will be IS cts. to Cory; 81 -
IS; % Oil City, Is Cts, to Housewife aud
Rynd Farm, lS cts. The reduction to oil
stations north and south 10 i've cents, ex-
ceptiug OH City which 10 Is cents, and
to louisville 10 cts The reduction Yis q
wise movemes and will add largely 10 the
passenger travel over the road.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-30

An exchange reports dog as having
died in Bowling Green, recently, shortly
after biting an attorney. His untimely end
is "a warning to dogs to keep out of the reach
of lawyers.
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Recentiy there was on oxh aition at J.
Wolf's jewelry store, a walking cane, in the
handle o. which was small watch. The
watch is an excellent time-keeper, having
both mluutc aud second b ands. The cane
is decided novelty, ard las been secured
s. Rev. James DuUn fol d'sTosai at the
c2ai o. Cs,h0hc isil. ...
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-30

Now is the best time tn lay in winte
supply of hard coal. CodingtOn d Corn.
well are the men to buy from. June 2Stt.
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The difference between country" and a
''city" greenhoru is, that one would like to
know everything, and the other thinks be
can tell him.
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The Central Petroleum Company are
sinking new we'll on the ridge of ground
on t.eir farm known as the Hog Back.
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Buy the sRed Hot" Saddle. manufactured
In Titusville expressly for the OF country
adapted to all kinds of weather, at J. K.
KrUn's. al2-tf
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Gaffney has large lot Of scotch ole and
London porter especially or family use, by
the bottle or case
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Miiler's Camphor Ice, the best In the
market, at GIIFFEs Bros.
nOvl9-lm.
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TO L. Il.

For Balls, Sociala. Meetings, &c, the Lal
on ,osiis tho Rochester Icnss sn., over II
-four snd feed s!or?. A, Ply TO
nov. 3 Oil. II. TARNER.
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Mr.. N. H. Payne is putting up a large
ald ccmmodious dwelling house on the Eg-
Ler. fam.
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Having added to my larg. stock. | am
now ready to supply Scotch Whisky. Jamai
ca Rum and all other imported goods at
New York prices
novl2.tf- OWEN GAFFNEY.
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A. ). Smith has just returned from the
East with large stock of Shoes and the
latest styles Of Opera Toe Ladies shoes.
Oct5-t.
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Goods warranted and prices lower than
ever offered 10 Petroleum Centre. at
GArFNEY's.
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The Ladies' weIl,.J S. McCrsy farm, was
completed this iorenooa, and 10 being tubed
this afternoon preparatory to testing. The
well has forty feet Of third sand rock. e.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-30

Nj. Mather, Of Titusvi,le, &he Pioneer
photographer Of the oil regions, has estab-
lished branch in this place. where COM
pe;ent operator is In charge, and prepared
te execute all kinds Of work. Charges
reasonable.
Keeps constantly on hand views of the
Oil Regions. Large and small views mads
tn order Of any point desired at short no
tice, novl9-lw.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-30

Millers Cough Honey, beat IN town. For
sale at GRifrEs Bros.
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Diaries for 1871 for sale at
nev35.ti NICHOLSON BROS.
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Oyster and Clam Stews, those old fash
ioned ones, at VOncber's.
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Miller's unrivalled Worm Confectioor,
warranted at GRIrrEsE :os.
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lDVsQerS.

Jnst ..-ceived fresh tub Oysters and shell
Clans l. Vouchers. sepl7.
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Local Notices.

q. M. PettengiIl L. Co., 81
Park Row, Now York, and Geo. p. Rowcll q Co.
Advertising Agents, the ro,e agents for the Pe'
,roleum Centre DAILY RECORD in that city. hd'
vertisers in that city are requested b leave their
fa yors with either of the above houses
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-30

La01eh OyHter SaIOOn ~
Up stairs over Vouchers Restaurant, Wash.
iugton ST.. Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladies
are invited 10 call. sept 20.
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BIRDS.-Tbe best Singing and cheapest
Canary Birds in the oil regions are to be
bad At
n0v7-H. J. W. BEATTY'S,
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w. A. HUNGElsFORD.

Dealer In Ladies' Furnishing Goods. Rib
bous. Lacps, Flowers, Millinery Jpwelry
Fancy Goods, &c, &C., Washington street,
Petroleum Centre, Pa. nOv2s-u.
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Derrick Stoves at
NICHOLSON Il BLACKMoN's,
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
rot. Centre, Wednesday Nov. 30.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF
TRAINS ON d. q. & A. R. y.

TRAINS ON ID. O. d A. R. u.
On and after Monday, Nov. 2stb, 1870,
Trains will run as follows: ~
NORTH NO. 5. NO. 8 NO. |.
Leave irvine. 1901 p NJ. 5,lOp NJ
Leave Oil City 100 A N. 2,55 N. 7,5O N
:" Pst.Cen 7.40 IS 3,39 " $50 "
's Titusv. $40 4.25 L" 9,l2 8"
Arrive Cory, 1000 5,57 " lO,SS g.
SOUTH. NO. g., NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, ll,O5 A ". s.lOAx. 6,l5rM
:" Tt,nsv. ~ 40P N. 1856 q" 1872
{" T: Cen. l,27 (" s,ls s.42 6.
Arrive .. City 2,l0 Z" aO2 " 800 !"
:" Irvine. 4,50 L" ll.U
CT No. s and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
~. No: Is. Nc II. No: is. No. 0.
ARC 1910 " l,0jPM 1918 pM. s,15 /" 4,4O ..
Titus lila AN 2,40' las s,45 " o,lO "
~. Corl,l Is Pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
- No. 10. No No. l6. No. H. No 20.
LsT. sooA,M s,soA.n. 20 s5 AM lila AN 4s5rx
ArOCio,l6 .. lU,a2 las 2,t5 4" 100"
Oil City and Petroleum Centre freight, leave. Oil
CITY 2,l0 p. m, arrives at Petroleum Centre 8, D.
p. Leaves Petroleum Centre ut 40 p M, arrives
I,2s,4, s and 8 are express trains.
No, 70 is through accommodation, connects at
CRY for East anu North.
~. SILVER silver PALACE sLyEr,.e CARS.
No. 3-Direct to Philsds!phia without change.
No. 6-Drect from Pittsburgh without change.
No 6-Diroct to Pittsb urgh without change.
Monday, Nov. - 1870.
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Call and look at Nicholson Bros. Diarie
for 1871.
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A splendid assortment Of Diaries Tor ls7
at
NICHOLSON Bros.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-29
A Terrible TRAGEDY.

STEILAcooM, Jan, 22.-Thc Vigilance
Committee of Pierce county shot at Glib
son and Mcdaniel this morning, about
seven o'clock, on their way to town. Glib
son was MORALLY wounded; Mcdaniel
escaping with one buckshot in his arm.
The Committee, numbering from forty to
fifty, arrived in town ut about u quarter
past one this afternoon, and shot Nc Daniel
dead. After shooting Mcdaniel, the Com
mittce then took charge of Gibson, intend
ing to take him to the Jail, as none of the
hotels would admit him. On the way,
Gibson made grab at one of the men 5
rcvolvcrs, which went off and shot High.
stream in the foot. The Committee then
shot Gibson doad-one ball going through
him and wouuding Legard in the leg.
STElLLAcooM, Jan. 23-10:20A. Nit
appears in relation to the shooting ycstcr-
day, that one B. Gibson, formerly of Idaho,
and who rumor said was an escaped MUIR
deaor, some time since jumped the land
claim of Charles Wren, of Victoria, and
was made to vacate it by Justices Court
subsequently. The same man jumped the
claim, was arrested, and brought to trial
on Friday last before +. x. Rogers, j. p,
who granted Gibson a continuance until
Saturday, at l o'clock. On Friday night
it seems that Chas Mcdaniel aud said
Gibson rode to several farm houses in the
county, aud threatened bodily injury to
the owners, among the number to McLain
Chambers. The impression now prevailed
that said Mcdaniel was an accomplice Of
Gibson's, and upon such impression the
citizens of Muck Prairie formed themselves
into Vigilance Committee, and started
in pursuit of the jumpers. Early on Sat-
urday morning, at point about five miles
from town, Gibson was shot, supposed
MORALLY, and was brought to the city.
Meanwhile Mcdaniel had entered the city,
and made boisterous demonstrations, aud
while doing SO the Vigilance Committee
came in with the body Of Gibson; and sur
rounded Mcdaniel at Westbrook's Saloon.
Mcdaniel disarmed himself of all weapons
excepting large knife, and want01 to
make y statement, but would not Be lis
tened to, when one of the Committee cried
out: "Shoot the son ofa b." Nolan
lei then ran through the alloy-way, jumped
over the railing, and was making his way
out between Woods law Office Formerly
and Gates building, when ball entered
his left temple, and he fell. After strug-
Cling about three hours, he died. Gibson
in the meantime, was taken up on the
hill beyond the Jail, when 10 and behold
he raised up and grabbed John High
streams pistol and made fight, firing two
shots-the balls taking effect in the legs
of Joe Legard aud Highstream, but
wounding them very slightly. Gibson was
then shot through the head, and died
instantly. The bodies were taken charge
of by the Sisters Of Charity, and will be
buried to-day.
The Committee has abandoned their
organization, and returned home; and
thus has ended u most dcplorablc trouble.
--1atcVigcxcer. aa 41f
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-29
GATHERINGS BY THE WAYslpE.

Wood is worth 50 a cord in S..
Joseph, No.
Castor oil is retailing in Texas at a
dollar gallon.
Twenty thousand persons 10 New
York live in cellars.
There are one hundred aud thirty
patients in the Oregon insane asylum.
This year 10000 cn,igrants arrived
in New York, $1,000 being Germans.
The very latest style Of boot has the
toe turned up like an old-iashionea skate.
Roasted turkey stuffed with boiled
chcstnuts is fashionable dish in New
York. .5..| - r-t .'U
Tho population Of San Francisco is
estimated in the Directory for 1870, at
1900. .-
In British Columbia it costs every
citizen $50 in gold year to support the
government
The popularity of " Shoe Fly" is on
the wane. 1t is said that Grant sings it in
his intervals of sobrety.
"A literary society called " The Byron
Circle" is a Cincinnati idea. Mrs. Stowe
is an honorary member.
i, Miss Lizzie Boynton, of Indiana, an
nounces herself for Congress. She has
blue eyes, short hair, prominent nose
such check
Alaska dogs are being introduced in
California They are medium size, hav-
ing black, thick coat of hair, wolish
head, and arc very playful.
Henry Keep, deceased New Yorker,
is to have a mauslcum erected to his men,
Dry at Watcrtown, in the shape Of $751;
600 Greek cross. This will keep his
memory green.
The whole course of the Sucz canal,
from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea, is
100 miles. 1t has an average width OF
32S feet, the width at the base is PIG feet,
and the depth Of water, 26 feet.
The women Of Cairo, Ill.,, who resolv-
ed to lock their husbands out after 10
o'clock, have rclcnted. The husbands
went somewhere else and slept until the
wives couldn't stand itany longer.
"A large number of Joscphite con.
vcrts from Salt Lake arc settling at their
old quarters at Independence, Jackson
county. Missouri. They propose to erect
a temple OH the old ground. They rcru-
diate polysamy.
ten. G.. p. Iric is now on his way
from Alaska to Washington, with petit
ton asking for the immediate organization
Of a civil government over that polar re.
gion. The papers say the General wishes
to be made Governor.
The Portuguese government has in
vitcd proposals for the manufacture and
laying of a submarine cable from Portugal
to the United States, touching at the
Azores. transatlantic teleyraphing will
soon be as cheap as domestic.
Two couples were arraigncd and found
guilty in Lawrence (Alass.,) for husband
and wife swapping. The husbands had
deliberately exchanged wives with the free
consent Of the women, and were living
happily together when arrested.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-29
SEATTLE. Jan. 25. 1870.

SEATTLE, Jan. %, 1870.
En-. STANDARD: In my last, informed
you that the political cauldron had begun
to boil in Seattle, and now that Sclucius
and Hiram Ulysses have cut the heads off
the offending officials, intense rage and de-
spair are feartiilly depicted in many of the
faces Of the once faithful. The appoint
ments for Judges and Collector of Gus
toms were received here with blank sur
prise, for be it known VIC Supposed that
Seattle would at least have the appoint
ment for judge, as we have candidate for
that office who. has long been numbered
among the faithful. However, while there
is life there is hope. Brother Baglcy, who
isnow in Washington, has not yet been
heard from, but as he arrived there without
the loss of his trunk" it is supposed
that all will yet be we'll. The great ques-
ton now to be decided is, which of, the
two wings is to be considered the simon
pure Republican party. This question ia
being argued long and cloquently here.
My opinion is, tho Democracy will decide
at our next election all their differences
for them and save them forever after from
family difficulty and turmoil.
AN OUTRAGE.
We have had, the past week. some little
excitement over an attempted rape. The
villain received, in a quiet manner, good
horse-whipping, which he most justly de-
served. 1t is to be regretted that it was
not given in a more public manner, that it
might have a salutary effect upon evil
doors. -...-
Since my last letter, we have also had
a sensation over one of our colored people,
(American citizen of African descent
who had been guilty of brandishing knives
and pistols, however with no fatal results,
and now all is again quiet among the "col-
ored" population. 'r-
Ship John Jay arrived to-day from San
Francisco, with freight for this city. She
will load with lumbera at Port Blakely.
The Seattle Library Association have
grand entertainment on Wednesday even
ing at Yesler's Hall, to raise funds to aid
in the purchase of books. Hon. John j.
McGilvra is to deliver the next lecture be.
fore the Association. 10.
Our District Court sits here the first
Monday in February, and not the second,
as was generally understood. Judge ia
cobs will hold this term Of court, and it is
hoped the subsequent terms, as the Judge
is very popular With our people.
Yours truly, PONTIAC.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-29

~ 1t is said that the Mormons have
had new revelation, bidding them to
gather the Saints and depart from the
plains of Utah to the Sandwich Islands,
where they can dwell undisturbcd by the
encroachmonts! ofantagonistic public opin.
ion. There they will be safe, for time at
least, in the exercise Of their peculiar be.
lief.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-29

TIE TRAGEDY IN PIERCE COUNTY
We publish in another column the details
of the horrible transaction at Stcilacoom,
last Saturday. The subject has been one
of universal comment, and few a this
community express such sympathy with
the victims. Much as we must dcprccatc
such summary proceedings, popular senti-
mcnt, at least, is disposed to sanction the
act by which the community is freed of
two dangerous men. The attempt of the
Tribune to give the matter party cast,
by insinuatnS that not single Republi-
can was a member of the Committee, is as
despicable as it is unjust. The commit
tee, we learn, was composed Of men Of all
parties, many of whom lived in constant
fear of Gibson and Mcdaniel, who had
threatened there lives on more than one
occasion. 1t is said that the Republican
Sheriff of the county was locked up in the
Jail, while these proceedings were going
on, which is significant, iftruc. The idea
that Mr.. Carson was locked up involunta-
rily will not be believed by many of his
friends. We sincerely hope that this will
be the last time we arc obliged to chroni-
Gle such terrible proceedings.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-29

Rsy- We have received from Henry G..
Langley, publisher Of many statistical vol
umes relating to the coast, the "Paciic
Almanac and Year. Book of Facts" an in
valuable work Of reference, containing
in brief much information relating to the
coast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-29

TIL. following named gentlemen are author
ICED to receive and receipt for money due on
subscription to the STANDARD:
NJ. w. WATT, Victoria, V. l..
JomN =. JrDsoN, Port Townsend;
HOLDEN A JuDsoY, WILDLY Island;
Il. A. WILSON, Arcadia
STEPHEN JrDsoN, Stclacoom;
+. A. LIGHT,
l.. L. DuBEAU, Cowltz
JAMES MURPHY, Utsalady;
WARREN COVE, Nisqually.
G. W. CANNON, Portland, Oregon.
H0r Money can be sent through the mails
at our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-29

pa- Mr.. N. s. Porter is canvassing for
the American Commercial Lawyer for
Business Men," a book we'll worth its
price to any business man. 1t is endorsed
by some Of the best lawyers in the Terri.
tory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-29

TIE TERRITORIAL DEMoCRATTC CON-
MIrrEE.-It will be seen by the call, pub
lished in another column, that the Demo.
cratic Territorial Committee meets in this
place, on the 2th6 prox., to arrange the
preliminaries of the approaching campaign.
Democrats throughout the Territory are in
vited to correspond with the Committee in
reference to the business that will come
before it for consideration.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-29

20 Since Neph has been euchcred out
Of his share in the public printing, and Ju.
das marched" out of the Transcript, We
don't see better " opening" than for them
to go into partnership and print another
Republican journal. 1t would have an
immense circulation, as novelty. 1t
would be like tying two cats by the tails
and letting them fight it out. .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-29

~ Coal oil has fallen to forty.6ve
cents gallon in San Francisco, in conse-
qucnce oftwo cargos having arrived from
Now York.