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PITilOLi; DAI I A’ RECORD.! to the \ ietiniH or their tyranny, who haveA Good Idea.—Th« Mradville lUpubli-mm.j in times oust Heel from tht old to the new 1 can Fay8 that the pioprMor of a ( lothing .ct*}. Sotnrda) Jane 10. t world. II’ they wish to get naturalized and ' Store in that town who has Eoen very much , ^become sovereigns in the true meaning ol annoyed by loafers congregating in ftonl ■ »I-ithete City l*o»t Office.! the word, they can do so. After that, if they : the Store and sitting on the broad \\im»ovvlVr.M.vTfm 7th. 18«fl.display ability, and wish to become candi-1 sills, has hit upon a plan for putting nn endH f'T V ■.TtAncn * * Ai. jnoii, \ j ** • v'1 • *,,v * *— — - ^ j ----- - -uatiMartaer uottce. th® Hn s vi:t , jtlJ, offlce, and can get votes enough to the nuisance, which be does by diningli tlt; s 0tf.rc as follows:b* V rk lt;*Pv find Eii?t»*m Siates.Buffalo mid Western Stated,: S a. ro.t t a. 1:1.1 hov can l»e elected Constables. Justices oj ; pointed ft pikes through planks, allowingmails AitRtre:55 rsfvrn Mail,and.. l'Ja*t*»rn Mail. : :New York City, : : s j :i the Fence, members of the Legislatiue, orthem to project slightly. The planks ate1 r biineveo tnembers of CongtTSs, but we will tell | then fastened to the window sills, spike-; \them in aovanc^ever bee one President of the United States, seats, and are as much disgusted at the bed1that no one of them can heads down. Looters want coidbrtable i i- j«» *i*08T orricr: nouns:Orxos at 7:30 o'clock a, m ; C1o~-.-«at So’cto k p. rsi Open even Sunday from 12 o‘cio •!; rn. t» 1 r». m !*ri* the HfcCvRD ut Wednesday tor list ofadrenifletif’N.tlo re being a little clause in our funstltu- of thorns prepared tor them as they are attiion whieh would preclude tin* possibility of cold water and common decency.isue a a c msuinmauon■We will mail a copv of the HKrorco eon-:We saw, yesterday, a new ca“lt;* of booksIopened at friend .faeks.iu’s and amongt'W, vo»tnm must r.err.Kr aid on all )lt;.U‘rlt; wiO in tee 1 nited ^ra.e*i at three cems for e ch hall ottnee.Drop letters one cent.s. s. iiILL. r M. I Napoleon. Francis Joseph, Count IJismarck , Bo«»ks. Those in need of anything in the hta»rung the above suggest ions to either Louis i others, we saw a line collection of School1Iinternal He vejmeStamp* for-ale nt the Pn-t-oRP*•and his servant, the King of Prussia, or to j Look lino will do well to call on him. one ■ n.#.r.i t’ify a«lt;l S*»t?iole Etailroa'l.1 1 1 K T A B L r;.On afrer Thursday Mo-any other mail, eircwtnslanced as they inav door above Chase House.H *• v IIkfor t ho regulai»»price »n United .States*2 i mI 1th l''66. trams 1will 1‘Mve rm i arrive at t'i.Uole fu low *.Ac^otnuioiation, Ariiu: s.-tO a. niKir» re r*.i currency.»It will bo .-eta l»v an adverli.sement in :another column that the Thomas llolmden ;Leave 7.C5 a. m.»»10.25•.itI*ii » .15 n. ru.DefOOlfopolii AcM m. 4* JO.Oo «*Jtxpre**, *• C.15 p. m.Icwnurtodaflnji, 4.1.5 uPw* Tickets ajip’y to H. F. O’X'id, A cent.«T. SIIIItK, Stm't.!Ars-est and tliouting.r arm Company have authorized Mr. \\. II. tVes'erdav, C!m b s Lbthlgreen, who keeps ilouch llt; receipt for city taxes.a Sal* ( u at IL niv’s Lend.on a lint boat, near!lOU*oplt; Ls. made information before JusticePeiisoxal. — .lodge McCaaUia^, oi tlx*!* uj i , • • i • I'SuuremeCourt, was in town vcsterday, and r; high larger aguinst certain pan tea to him : ^ ; 1rw‘The Prospect off War in Europe.t.o ,Mo\vr.. . . • , , , , stunned at the I ha-e House, this being hisA warrant was if sued and placed , uiul ’ 1i in* 4W a r among the crowned heads lt;f Knrono,e hands of Coo. C, Iinrkett, Specialfirst visit to the lt;U Ib*gion«.nO% * * * i thH’iftnan. who started down in the Pit hole !twems to be imminent. There is not much nrul Oil Citv train in the afte moon to arrest iTiie Pituoi.e Base Ball Ci.t u will playpr«*pecfc Hi at the proposed Peace Congre*# ,h» l?nrsons implicated. It anneirs that the«* I » * * •will avert it.a game to-day at 4 o’clock p. m. precisely.* * tt i'» rw \v ill ti)ground promptly11fftlnt the Kings and Emperors that these same j and assaulted him with clubs andstones: HpOt tdogs once let loose may turn upon and de-'Mr. Burkett succeededI). C. IIart, Sec y.marresting one of 1sttoy them. But the questions at issue can- | t[l(* parties engaged in. the assatiit, by the ;1not be settled by a mere assemblage of di- | name of Ira L. Nvman, and took him onfiu m*.I €The caulkeis of our seaport cities are onplotnata; they are of loo vital importance to , board the train then bound to Oil Citv withI h eparties concerned. I iiese qtiefibens t {|u, in-entioti of hrinzinir him back 0!i thean eight-hour strike.}prepont certain complications that the general Amorionn reader dues not and fares notrA lire in Boston ):i Saturday night turnedirul.irn trip. When the Cars were near Ole- „ auU(lrt,a n,U'rnians out of doers.to understand. There are cert in prominentpoints uf dispute, however, that the mostopulia Nyman jump«d from the train andmade for the woodBurkett tumned otfij A tunnel is proposed, to connect Nessitafter him, and ordered him to bait, svhiehVork with Ilo aokcn.«il*rocial of M csa cornprcherH) with per- K* diti H,om inc,jw^ to do. Burkett Thw» ho!Sl* lhievc’ ,u're “ PulIeli bJ'tIfeet clearness. Italy, under the lead of h-uithen tired upon him wounding him in thethe police in Cleveland on Sunday.1Four members of the New Jersey Ltigisla-, ctlire have been indicted fur brioerv.V steamer ont heJludson ran down a nliberal king, wishes, and is willing to fight j shoulder. He was ihen cstnied to Oleop-fot u united nationality; Austria wishes to . jjg wlusre his wounds were drefised by a continue her iron grip on Venetia and Lorn-; Surgeon, and he was brought a prisoner to bardy: Frusaia wishes. to take tbo lead in | this place. Upon histhe German confederation, and to have an justice IIigtiberger. Mr. Dahlgreen express- j e4| Marvin, from this tbhuo was drowned, ouuet on the Baltic; France desires abound- iH\ u willingness to settle the mailer by the |ary line fixed upon the banks of the stately j ,(ftvment. to him of $25.00, the amount ofappearance before ; vacht on Satmduv evening. One man nam- iaA safe fell through the hour of a building 1isRhine nr*, nr«A tvtu.n Ui ill Wiliiamftport. N. Y., iant week, killing a' P* 1,4 * damage which he had sustained, and a satis- j, i.rl. i ... ... HlllllilHL! Hinc tftffen rrt-ri-l ff; n r,]f r1 , ^... \ j iilV VV Ui* \N iXH i FI ii iOODl Oil tl)C fllSt StOTN .i » ilt;»n. of tlu.L K\(iul kingdom, ami fc-,uory settlement was made between the!* s.. V /V______. i 1 | _ * v v « lt;m iEmpires, we mean to be understood thatloch are the desires of their various rulersparties.ind not of their people, who are at fnis timeThe prisoner was then discharged. Mr. iOne of the members ol a New York gio-1 ^; eery firm stepped out with $150,000; uud .1the firm failed the next day for $400,000.Burkett is deserving of credit for the man-!! Saot liu iuded in any calculations made, but ( ri(1 r ;a which he conducted himself, andiimtreated as so many cattle to be bought andsold according to the interests of their masthis connection we niav mention that a mob :The penalty for violation of the neutralii-: tv law is $B;i00 ami three years imprison-1 Ij attempted to rescue the prisoner, and that i llu‘iit. ^ (- ***e leniuna paying the pen-ters, who claim to rule them by ‘“divineright,” gave in the case of Italv alone.N ahe, (Burkett) kept them at bay, and broughti ♦*poleon is willing to help Italy, not from anylove ho hears to the progress of Italian lib-tlie Cidnrit off.11\—esi eeiatlv the tine.V Jk •'I (I' .. .1, »A St. Louis man will give the citv two 1* | 1bundled ........ * - - —’• :r 41 -r ---T llKATin*;.» •era i ism, but just so far as it will further his ’ perform here fora few nigliis onlv, C'un-d acres for a j»ark if the city will . Sam. Kyan's corppany will ; 6peilll ¥20,ot)U a yoa. iu impruvin-it. The., 1 5ov. c Re 1 fi»li ends. These once accomplished | mencing on Mondayevening next.Til isi are wavering.he would be among the 11 rat to turn and rend i company has been deservedly popular in (til “JU‘ •i0atiun.. nf M ij. u. Miadi as v• * • !*lt; f I hi ft lt;*V. Cc* »i tr 4 A* t liii f »*i if i f iiii* Lo 1 'an ither, state from state and province fromCi‘v, and other localities where it has ier- iregards tbo crossing of the frontier by Cana- fi*province Italy at this stage of the game J ft nried. \Ve bespeak for them large andidian or Biitish troops and tie* captur ng and)regress and constitutional !B;-ijrouUiblo houses during their Slav here.nrepresents »erty in Europe.Hons bo settled by the arts of diplomacy?*! Jinn a talented company, among whom art*kilting by them of Fenian- within the terri- 1N o wcau all thesequos-*Mr. Rvun is a fr d-cla.-s actor, uud lias withtory ut' the United Slates, are as \et itico; pu*te. A* lar iw ttiev hav^ gone, however.nThe ruler ft would have to saerifico too much j Messrs. L\ M. I)av, IL M. Duncan, F. E.*too many fond, ambitious dn»ams of power Booth, C. V. lies?, Mrs. Eiuicoe Lee. Missend aggrand'zement to have them thus dis-they do not tend tu confirm the report.o! nidireply to an inquiry of Lisbdct At to-* * i -ft r, aiortimer,Miss Nesbit, Mrs. ( Mortimer, nc^’Dart as to whether the subordinate of-posed lt;/t—and at the same time they dread j and other popular and wefl-known actorsto risk all in the shock of general war. Con-1 and actresses. The programme for Mondaysequentlv the calm at this time is that whichprecedes the storm that mustinevitabl yevening warrants pis tu promising a rich andticors and men of the Fenian prisoners j should be indicted, the Attorney General 1 (has forwarded him instructions to indict the irare entertainment to nil who attend. Mur-come. The thrones of Europe ha\ e theirfoundation upon a sleeping volcano wl.Ichmay at almost any timo beleli forth the tire-ihv’s theatre has been engaged.leaders only, and to prosecute them torbreaking the neutrality Jaws with such dili-—- .mi . . i. 'Mir m* it —! gence as may Ik* consistent with the dignit\A.v Oltraoe-—The Halls of Justice ! of the United States.revolution and destruction. And the M*vaded.—:some five or six weeks since aproud monarchs who now misnilo Europe Mr- Radian procuied a search warrant from*—....——»Indians Joining me Fenians.Ourknow this full well. Tbo example of AmorJustice llighberger,having had an anvil readers will notice by the telegraphic reportiea has not been lost upon the people of K‘olt‘n- The anvil was found and placedin yesterday morning’s paper that five liun-Europe. There are thousands of brave men ia tht* Judge’s office, wliare it. was used as , drt’(i oi ilm Cattaraugus Indians have gone jscattered over every country on the conti-1 *out cd ustove until the other j t° Buffalo to join the Fenians. Curses liklineut who aro ripo for revolution. Bmi I whon wimo p»nii-s not having proper | chickens oomo home in roost.JB 1 ft ^t-to A m -Ml '« Jt ^ » « tt ✓ k k Ik -V ■ . • A M ■ I A . .rEvery read-tbousands more who have been driven into I lt;*wpect for the sanctity of the piaqe. entered (r ut American history knows that the tom-exile for their devotion to freedom, walch- Mr. Iligiiherger's office, and took therefromahawk and knife of the Indian were turn-T1fn(V ... . r ‘ t Bfiiu on i-it uv thin If if t tin. iv.nin* ed uptiii our defenceless frontier settlementsing, waiting, praying for the hour to come s‘ult;1 ftnu1, oeuuuK u tne ptirnes inter-1 ......whenthey can strike a blow for that glo-ested shouid inquire at the Brcoiti) office j ^ British govern men t during the Kevo-, ]lions principle of democracy, to which forthey would obtain information in regard to*' oiutiuoary war.long years they have beensuifering murtvr . s °,('ri pmpeiuy.f Ylfllr *Then let the storm eomo. Let it raire inlt;The Kixnakd House Cleveland.—Thisiail Its fury, and when the skies are onceI* eman Meeting—i’here will le held at p0use, formerly the Angier, has l*eeti rt*-more clear, when the horrid din of clashingI »Morphy's theatre, in this place a muss meet- O|M.n0d by ii. N. M. Taylor, formerly of thtmg of Fenians andV the friends of theirarms ceases to alarm the world, the \ oiitlcnI cause, thisevening.MiltMcIIenny House. Meadvillu. Mr. Taylor is*atmospbei’C of Europe may be purer and ; sp^ijikers will be present to address the meet-a very popular landlord.heal i bier.j h® ga*ut uia.'S of the people j jn^ jIt view of the proposed action ofA series of very daring burglaries havemay have a fuller comprehension of their j Congress in regard to the neutrality act of [ lately been perpetrated in some of the vil-!rights and may dare to maintain them with j )gjs, the cause of Fenianismseemsto be higes on Long Inland.a foice and vigor that will*4*stonish thosewho vainly imagine, that at at this time, inJ i brightening.the light of the nineteemhwill he charged.1 **■- 1 —*—— -HI —II. i .........in II — ...I li.ll.ll i ^ ,An admission fee of 50 cents ]{ Good Hit.—An exchange says thatiswill ' submit to anything.Mr. Murphy has kindly | Wade Hamptons complaint that Smith!*century, they j given them the use of the Hull.A number ofcrowns may lie low in the dust, thronesmay L« irreverently overturned, the bundlesSpecial Folicemax.—We are pleased toCarolina is not represented in Congress is I equal in effrontery to the appeal of the crim- •inal w ho killed his father and mother, and iannounce that Mr. John A. Wiley, a well®r royalty muy le' kicked •IwiuE.twu. i ku‘,W »“• tf*p.x:al.I« cilizoa uf this bor-then asked the* Court to have pity on him as he was nn orphan !Of Par;*, linlin and Vionna, and a IV.v 0r;°«hl b“8 'H'n al’Poin,e'1 H't sworn '» “I.NFeurt and Wood are becoming greattho*e gentry known as kings and emperors 0,10 ^ f'‘,ecuv^ P°‘lcerneu lur Holmden- filvorftes. Go to the New Idea and seemayiMi seeking an asylum lK*neath theSt.them.ItC-- —— — -broad jcgss of American liberty, but the Crocus.— Another letter troui our cor-petiAr will be free, and if their rulers shouldIWe arc tiol Ndlom (.ombnt( f respondent, Crocus, will bo touud ou om niither are we swlHng below cost, but v ear* !ask Rlo*!ter on our b bores ftoru the storm of: f.rst page. It contains many excellent and selling IIAKD5VAUL CHEAPER than any rtnu 1 (ie-.o*ntion at home, v.*o M ill accord to them palpable hits. Wc hope to hear from him i in Pithole.t)u* vMe projection that have accorded : often.t.«{*3 ;,lt;aiV. H. 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Pithole City Daily Record
Pithole City, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Jun 16, 1866
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