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by order of the officers of The law ell the
oar-rooms IN town were closed. This was
made necessary on account OF the presence
10 town Of q 10. of drunken rowdips from
Tltusville and other nsighboring towns wbo
appeared bent on raising disturbance.
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A CARD.

desire to return thanks to my friends in
particular, an The public 10 general. for
their generous aid Oh the occasion Of thu
late nre' by means Of which l was enabled
TO save nearly all my stock OF groceries and
household goods. May ttsy never NEE,
With like disaster.
CAPT W T. Sutru
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A dispatch from Franklin SAWS:

Another new well On the Prentice and
Ausell property at Foster was tested Mon
day, and is pumping seventy-fve barrels a
day. This territory prom ises 10 be valus.
ble, and under its present able msuagemsu,
ispaying largely.
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C'ark' the naa who was shot during the
ARRAY on Friday evening last. was able tn
,,u" ou uorse oack to bis home on the Brown
Farm, yesterday forenoon. His iuinrv IA
sisht. Melvin, who fired the shot, failed TO
procure bail aud was taken to Franklin Sat.
urday night.
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et'oleum Centre Daily Record,
re! Centre, Monday. March 49,"
hAEI VAL AND DEpisaYUCvs os
TRAINS ON a.. a. A. re =,

IN and utter Monday, Nov. 2stb, 1870,
'IaIns will run us iollows: -''''
NORTH No. s. No. q xo
Leave Irvine. ,on,ux ~" ~" L.
Leave Oil City ZOO "A H. 25bpx = so N N
4. r:"Oe" !'4U 3,39 $50
Arrive Cory, 1900 5,57 - 10 ~ :,
SOUTH. M. g xod >
Leave CORY, 1l,05 A ". 6IO H. 6.l5rx
Titusv. l2.4O p N. 1885 =. 752 ..
=" !. Cen. I,27 S,I9 /. sa9 =.
Arrive .. City 2.lO =" 9O2 :. oyo ).
lrvine. 4,50 ll.4U
t8 No. 8 and 6 r,n on Sunday
FREIGHT TEAMS NORTH.
LorHc NE H. No IS NJ II. No Is. No
Arp' g ,ci9 An ii,loA.N. 1nh5AS, G,soAx IL IN
lnu-. i,i4AM a,dJ" l,1S " S'iS :. s'iT 'iIT :.
ar Corl,i5 Pm. ''" NV
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
lie Orr No. H. No 8 No. is No. II No 90
L. n, o.ooAM ssoAx x.os5Ax1,.,t,i Pom Si:d.
Iu.SVo 9,fj lalJrn I1ain. ,n',, i,
Arotio'io lJ.sa l.3j " 2.u5 GH :,
, Gity and Petroleum Centre frepht, ic,ve, IN
I'Io r. IA arrives ~ Petroleum ertrn > on
Al uii CT = ne,r''etm o Ceutae At top in arrives
80 an q are express train,.
4, W., ~ Is enron III co - m )tatiun r,,o. -.
Cfry for East anu Moth, ''N' s'''hcc'S III
~ sitNE, l'ALscs rLEFptNa cAts
M a. nisat Ton rhind i!phia without change
M"' -Direet fron iittsb ,rph witnuut cb,,ss,,,.
- tircc 10 fitisb urgi wtlInui ri l'.r,a
honiay, Nov. - t,7O '''"'se
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Freight engiue No. 80, on ths Oil Creel.
q Allegheny River Railway. came in at
noon with its front decorated by u fox that
had the appearance oil being ran over
Il was dead snough. and may have been
k''isd by some other node.-Oll City Regis,
ter.
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A CARD.

EDITOR REcdRD.-Through the exsrtiou
OF my friends part OF my stock was saved
irom the dre On Thursday night, and l de-
sire 'srcagh your paper to thank them for
their kind exertions.
OWEN GAFPNEY.
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LOOK AT 3sEM. and behold the Hnes,
style of Hats and Caps, ever brought to
town, at A.ALOEN'S.
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As an indication OF The approach of srrinc
the rooius have been heisd tex ssserai mora
Iu.'sptst
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cB- Hanging Baskets for sale at .-..~--
NICHOLSON d BLACKNoN'e
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sB Tea Servers for sale at
NICHOLSON d BLACKXoN's,
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BIRDS. S.-The hest Singing aud CT eapps,
Canary Birds IN The oil regions ore tu be
novS-tf 7. ". RCATTy,s
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HATS and GAPS OF all styles. Ut
A. ALDEN'5.
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EB Those desiring large Casing Toogs.
S~'v'ls and ClamIr cheap, eau enquire of
Nicholson d Blackmon.
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SpLENDlD-Thoss new style Hats. ..
A. ALDEN'S
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Beat Refined Oil 20 cents per gallon. At
decl5.tf. ]. Rrrurprnpn,.
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The m-sslrs pies ale TO a-i-e .A;eut 1t
Eaau Guy anu rlc.niiy.
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.ktnusa For sale.

desirable i'onsc tor sac. situated on the Eg
neH fhrn rl'r'l a. with G e'ery convenience ~
iamily H." rare bargain 10 offered. For furth cs
e.r'csiaH aqu!rs al tAe tJamestc WI Cl"thhi.
rto,s. iilg-u
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''"'a'e's sugar crop is pu, doNu u. 10, 600
hossuoals.
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10 Furchasors OF Singer Sowing MA.
chimes! Caution!

All parties arc hereby cautioned against
purchasing any Of our Machines excer,
through our duly authorized agents, A.
Machines will not DO guaranteed by uAtha,
are cot so purchased. Mr.. ]. l.. JOHNSON
Ia our agent for Petroleum Centre and vi.
cinity.
THl SINGER MANur'G Co.,
45s broadway, New York.
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' assar employs a dentist.
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p, for fnrther particulars address II. X.
SAT. ;ane,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
pOICKR !.

kndms'stins NV OF the arao,ss ~ l,
bunll at W
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"A CAR ID.

CAPT. W. L. SMITH.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
CHiCia3-.THE MERSaASTs AND THE BANKS.
IErom the EXnress. Oct. 2

The merchants OF Chicago are here In considerable
numbers arranging the details Of settlements with
New YORK jobbers. commission agents and Import.
ers. These Chicago merchants exhibit commend
able zeal IN their endeavors to arrange their affairs
so as 10 resume business at an early day. In few
cases there has been some little attempt at sharp
practice but IN the man the statements which nave
been laid before New York merchants have been
far and frank IN detail Now that the excitement
consequent upon the fire has subsidized, and the
Chicago merchants are facing the situation fairly
and squarely, the proposed settlements are nat
uraliy looked upon with great interest here, az
our own leading houses and reveal TO them the bur-
dens they nave UNEXPECTEDLY TO carry IN addition 10
their own liabilities. The New YORK merchants, as
a general thing, have conducted their business for
several Seasons past upon on emlnently conserva-
trade they have been forced to some extent TO ai-
verge from the cash or short credit system. In the
main. however, we are happy and proud TO say
that the New York merchants present an array Of
strength not exeeed by the merchants or any
other city OF the United States, and we risk
but Httle In saying that they are as strong as
those OF any city IN tue world There are exceptions
among them, OF course, but we speak OF the great
OF our mercnants have built up New York city
greatly within the past decade, and the magnificent
stores which crowd that portion OF the city devoted
to wholesale trade are proud monuments to this
energy aud enterprise. II Is the great strength OF
commercial panic as the result Of this Chicago fire
II The New YORK merchants had been weak the
tlon OF 1857 from the results OF which IL would nave
taken us many years TO recover. as ~ Is the re.
sources OF our merchants have been severely taxed
10y the recent calamity, more especially as the South
and West are behind in their payments. Tie New
York city banks nave acted noby IN the present
emergency, aud have rendered material assistance
10 our merchants; but still these institutions were
in an expanded condition, and therefore were not
able 10 do as much as they might nave done had
they b6en banking on more conservative basis.
Many merchants have been forced TO sell their
paper on The street at hgh rates Oh interest 10 make
ip FOR any deficiency ~ the discount accommodate
fons at bank the siraln IL not yet over, ana VIII
he extended into November aud December. There
are many VINO object 10 any discussion OF tpls Chi
caqo matter In i,,s relations 10 me- camille business
here on inc score that IL has tendency to disturb
confidence. VAN jus class we cannot agree, Tor
we believe that q Thorough and calm discussion WIZ
arouse the energy OF every business man, ana IN
New YORK city That melns, IN pain terms, gleat
preparations fur any crisiS which may arse.
IN continuation VI tAls slSicet OF chicago settle.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
DEL Lack W lst 100 Col, Chi Ind Cen m. Esx
To- Wsb lst exc. W Gel, Chic Ind Cen 81 u
To w lst m, ST div. ~ Tol. Peo q w, ID -. ss
Tol Wab I'd m... VI FOL, Peo 4 War % m 73
To 4 wab equip bds. ~ York NHayen 6's. :. 81
spalk A Wahe eonarn ad,pR r 4 &Q
SOUTHERN SECURITIES WEAK

SOUTHERN SECURITIES WEAK.
The Southern list was weak. with a considerable
decline In the Tennessees, explained by the theory
that the recent publication Of the ComptrolIers re-
port showing so favorable condition Of the States
finances, made market for a large quantity Of
bonds which had been bought at lower prices while
the report was in course OF preparation. The new
South Carolinas again went OF quite suddenly but
the decline brought buyers aud a reaction. The mar
ket for the South Carolinas seems In process OF ma.
nipulaton TO allow the .shortsn to cover, and
hence, doubtless, the origin OF rumor current
to-day that new per cent loan had
made its appearance. The State Obligations are 8
per cents, per cents and per cents. per cent
bond, even II covertly issued, would be valueess
In this market as 1t would not De "a good deliyery'
according 10 the rules OF the Stock Exchange and
no banker or broker In the country would deal In
o security thus debarred from negotiation
The following were the closing street prices:-
Tennessee, ex coupon, G6a a 67; do. new, 90 66k;
Virginia ex coupon, 59a 60; do registered stock,
old, 40 SO; do. slxes consolidated bonds, cox
6ox do. sxes deferred scrip, "a 25,s; Georgia
skies, 80 81; do. seyens, 81 90; DO. sevens gold,
90 %; North Carolina, ex coupon, S6H 81;
do. funding, 1885, 25 81; do. do, 1888, Is q ~;
do. new, 1917 p; do. special tax, Is a 10; Mis-!
souri, SKIES, 931s "a; do. Hannibal and ST 10.
seph, 9l %; Louisiana skies, 66 Q 20; do. new,
SO 50; DO. levee skies, 65 10; do. do eights rs
30; do. do. eights, 1875, 70 so; do Penitentiary
sevens, 65 q 20; do. railroad eights, rs so Ala
bama nves, 81 10; do. eights 90 90; do. etghts
Montgomery and Eufala Railroad, 90 a o.; South
Carolina SKIES, 72 a IS; do new, January and July
40 4oL; do do. April and October, IS a 40;
Arkansas skies, funded, So Sc.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
CRIME IN NEWARK.

Two criminal cases Of interest occupied the at,en-
ton Of the Essex County Court Yesterday. The first
OF these was one in which one Frederick EiGenman
was tried the charge OF manslaughter On the nth
OF May last while driving wagon he ran over and
killed lite girl named Mamie Calvert. The cvi-
depce went to show that the accused had just risen
from a sick couch, was not an experienced driver
and his counsel sought to show that he was not
accountable. The state essayed to prove that ne
was careless The ,ury, after about an hour and q
hars deberation, brought Ia verdict Of q acqmtta;
The other case was that OF Police oIucer Pau
Wilde, who on the night OF the 2d OF september
was waylaid bv gang OF Newark rowdes and
beaten within an inch or MS life so that for weeks
he lay in hospital In critical condition. AT the
time some twenty roughs were arrested Two OF
these, Thomas Tigne and James SaIchenna, are now
on trial charged with the atrocity
Not q little exclteIo,rnt was occasioned Yesterday
morning IN tns neighporhood OF High and Court
streets nv tne accidental discovery In street
sew by some boys OF a dead infant, just born.
The police are investigating the matter.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
WHAT THE PEOPLE DO AND SAY.

THE SHOE TRADE OFFERING.
Tue wholesale boot and shoe dealers OF New YORK
CITY, Immediately after the Chicago fire. forwarded
eeventy-one cases OF Shoes 10 be distributed under
the direction OF the Mayor, and the 18th instant
called meeting and chose committee to collect
money or the felie1 OF the sufferers In the burned
districts OF Michigan ana Wisconsin TO be dsbursed
under the direction Ol the said committee. These
sums are acknowledged elsewhere.
OTHER AID
Mr.. Z. &. Fisher, OF us Broadway, has received
enc barrel OF clothing from Jno. Brigham, OF Brook
lyD; one bundle ditto from p. Strous d Co., Brook
lyn (E. d. land one box ditto from SO West Washing
ton place, New York. Mr.. Fisher is now at MANS.
zee Mich, distributing supplies and money collected
by him.
were sent 10 Governor FaiI child, OF Wisconsin, ana
Senator Ferry, OF Grand Haven. which were for gen.
eral distribution among the sufferers by the late
1Ies
The articles were sent by citizens OF Harlem 70 the
Second Avenue Methodist church and with 500 for
these regions and Sl75 sent TO chicago constitute
thelr donation sent 10 the needy without regard TO
religious creed. -
-, FROM 'FRITzE.n
The committee OF the Chamber OF Commerce have
received the following telegram
JosErn sKLiG9AS. ESQ.,, Chicago Committee, New YORK,
oKLsIoHs s-Pay sls,ocs, collec,in. here. FRIrzE.
HON. WILLIAM A. HowARp's LITTER.
Messrs. Catlln, Brandrett Co. have received a
Rapids, Mich, acknowledging the recent OF $685.
The letter concludes-.'This generous aid. coming
from all quarters, with the kindly expressions O!
nympathy, not only relieve our people from tempo
rary suffering, but they inspire them with hope aud
COURAGE TO renew the battles OF life And now
abdeth iath hope and charity; but the creates, OF
these IL charlty.'o
NEW YORK, October 81 1871.
Messrs. Wendt Rammels lsberr AGENTS have inst
received cable message from the Baltic Loyd
Man steamship Company, OF Steitin directing them
" pay ahother $1,000 10 Chicago, ana hold this
nnount subject TO the order OF the Chicago Central
committee.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
NATIONAL INSURANCE CONVENTION.
Ninth Days observation-disclosures ON the
Tables of Mortality.

Ninth Days observation-disclosures ON the
Tables of Mortality.
On motion OF Mr.. Row, OF Michigan, the Conyen.
tion resolved that communications be sent 10 the
Governor Of each State, with the request that the
recommendations OF the Convention be laid before
the Legislature Of each.
The Committee on Dividends, Expenses and Ap
pointment Of Attorneys reported in addition TO the
report Of the Committee to be found on page l2l
record Of May session, the fOll0wihg:-
Whereas the tables of mortality in common based
upon extensive observation Of The Of human
OF life in any year will be balanced by corresponding
bsequenty, therefore, .
Resolved, That life company should divide
portion Of its surplus derived from excess Of vitality and
that all such gains savings less mortality rate than
the anticipated should be gdy held special
to meet excesses 4 death losaes In future years.
After this the Convention accepted the invitation
OF the Mutual Life insurance Company to visit their
institution.
DR.. LAMBERT then addressed the meeting on the
subject OF mortality connected with life insurance.
The Convention soon after adjourned
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

menp we may mention the result Oh ,orn4 recent
AMI important mercantile consultations IN TINS CITY,
the Stewart Of Chicago pays in full and asks
Mv0rs from New York. This firm transacted 2
large retail business ana sold freely for ASH which
placed the house In q very favorable poslton 70
meet any such emergency as the Chicagp nre rms
urn y now buying goods here on shot time, an
nouncng that all obligations VIII be laid as they
mature The next largest dry goods nrm in chi
cago shows liabilities to the extent OF $500 0oo
with Q nominal SURPLUS Of assets OF $50, 900 TINS
firm has asked and obtained an extension for
the whole amount or their Indebtedness, ana thc
payments are to cover space OF two yeirs and nine
montns, commencing the LIST OF January, 1871. An
other dry goods firm offered ffty cents IN the dollar
on time, but this proposition was not considered
cept 67,S cents on the dollar on time, win the paper
endorsed by the two special partners OF the house.
both OF whom are well known mere ant In Chicago
West and who were reputed TO be vGy wealthy
previous to the fire. This nropositcn was finally
sens on ny the SaIss0 @ ad 'uey sSoe
dry goods firm made a full and flnnk statement
% Of their affairs m e. meeting Of ,reditors here
yesterday. The statement showed anactual surplus
after paving IN iul, but the firm In question made
no proposition, and left the matterentirely IN the
finally decided that the firm should NV seventy five
cents on the dollar. on three, SIX nne and twelve
months months. TINS liberality was intenaai as mark OF
respect 70 the great integrity of tht Chicago nrm,
an we understand from reliable souEes thai IL was
Wen deserved. The foregoing settlements are the
others are In process Of negotiation.
The condition OF the Chicago bank enters largely
into discussion here at present Their last state.
ment showed bills receivable to the extent OF
Sic. 100000, OF which considerable portion is In
grain and provision paper. As comparatively
small amount OF produce was burned at Chicago 1t is
ar TO presume that the great bulk q this paper win
be paid. We have an opinion directly from Chicago,
and entitled to great respect and confidence that
would hardly be safe to look for any immediate COL
lection OF more than fifty per cent OF the bills receiv
able. The balance will have to be brdged over and
may possibly be paid IN time. or at least consider
able portion OF 1t. The time Is approaching when
dep0sitors viii have active use for their balances in
bank there but it IS to be hoped that the Chicago
banks Will be able to stand any drain and pass
safely through any emergency OF the future.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, Oct 27-6 r. nj.

FRIDAY, Oct 27-6 p. NJ.
On Change to-day wheat was strong, with an
active business and more animation than the mar.
ket has experienced any day since the first news OF
the Chicago connagration. The demand was large,
both on domestic account and for export. The cot
ton market was weak and lower.
TIE IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
The imports Of foreign dry goods at this port
during the week ending October 20, 1871, were
g., ,462 7oL but the amount thrown on the market
was only sl,s74,A7. The Withdrawals nom ware
house s4s2 eso and the amount sent into ware
house $l,o2l,237.
MONEY IRREGULAR
Money was irregular being alternately active and
easy In the earlier hours OF the day the rate was
seven per cent governments, and seven to seven
gold ON stocks but at the time Of stock deliveries
there was sudden abundance, and large amounts
were ofered down to five per cent some few bor-
rowers being fortunate enough TO supply their
wants at four per cent. Before three O'Clock there
was a sharp inquiry again on the part OF those who
had to take out the government gold bought at the
Sub Treasury yesterday and the closing dealings In
the money market were at seven per cent. Prime
commercial paper is readily atanable on the street
at 10 8 IL per cent discount
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STRONG.
The foreign exchange market was active, as
usual, Tor SATURDAYS European steamers, and the
The following were the quotations ct the close Of
business:-Sterling sixty days, commercial, losk
a loSh; good to prime bankers, lOss Q 1854; short
sight looA 1097s; Paris, sixty days. 6.46 637k;
short sight, 5.38i< a32k; Antwerp, $50 q A26;
switze rland, h2sx s.2sa<; Hamburg, ss,s s5n;
Amsterdam 4os< losl; Frankfort, 4ox q lo,s; Bre-
men, IS . 7sx Prussian thalers, 7lH o u
GOLD sIEADy-Il1L ia
the gold market was dull and devoid OF special
interest 1.-THE price standing the most of the day at
lll1s, with occasional sales at lllk and 1l2. The
large imports OF dry goods for the current week ex
plain the frmer tone noticed since the middle Of
the week outside OF the demand, necessitated by
the relations Of certain speculative dealers to the
market. The clique 80 prominent IN ''bull opera.
tions on the Stock Exchange are credited with
having hedged py speculation for lower gold and
are thought be realizing the profits OF both opera
tons. There was q sudden turn In the supply Of
cash gold which was abundant from the beginning,
borrowers being supplied free OF interest and IN
most instances receiving consideration for carry
Ing balances over. The course Of the market is
,,ox ~, Tho
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
Recapi,ulatiou Of Yes,erday,s Donations,
ONLY A BRAKEMAN. .
ehs2Tug slaughter On the Morris and Esscs
Rattroad.

Ahs&Iug siSrghter the Morris and Essex
Raiiroad.
Shortly aiier seven O'Clock yesterday morning
Patrick sherry, young brakeman on The Easton
fast freight train, met with terrible death at East
orange. while attending 10 his duties ON the roof Of
his train It passed under the bridge at the place
mentioned, knocking him Of and he was run over
and instantly giGed. his body was righlfully man.
rled tie lop Of his head being crushed OF and the
Ieai urcs rendered unrecognizable The Oody
was brought 10 Newark. Remarkable 10 relate an
inquest mas been ordered IA the matter by the
County Physician. Tie dangerous character Of the
East Orange and orer bridges along the line OF the
Morris aud Essex ro.Vl may be judged rom the
fact that wilhln Gye yeNs three persons have been
knled al the East orange Uldge and nve or SIX se-
Tlousiy Injured Al tie b,-idge between stanhope
and Waterloo there have ,seen three men Killed
WITHIN the same time ana humber injured. lGe
crossbcams al the wesl end O ube Pabsac pJIoge
are alko dangerous 10 the bIaEemen>,-
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
SECRETARY BOUTwELL'S LECTURE.

large audience assembled in Steinway Hall, last
evening, 10 hear the Hon. George s. Boutwell, deliver
his lecture, entitled present Questions Affecting
Public Prosperity" The lecture given under the
auspices Of the Mercantile Library Association, and
was the irst OF the course for 1s71-72. large
number OF prominent gentlemen, among others
Horace Greeley, Daniel Drew, Henry Clewes c.
Godfrey Gulther Judge Edwards Pierrepont, George
Opdyke and H. b. Claim occupied seats on the
platform. The same lecture was delivered by Mr..
Boutwell, In Boston last Thursday evening, upon
which occasion an extended report OF 1t was tele
graphed to the HERALD and appeared in yesterdays
edition.