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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24


Oil is also being found On the line Of the
Pacific Railroad. Philadelphia freu Of
Saturday last says: 't--
Mr.. Webster Snyder, the indsfatigabls
superintendent Of the Union Pscidc Rail-
road, whose restless energy and vim has
made his name and presence familiar to
nearly ell the States Of the Union, announ-
css the discovery Of petroleum in Summit
county, Utah, near the line Of the road
Bottles of crude have been brought to
Omaha for examination and analysis, and
the result will be looked for with unusual
interest. Without doubt, this discovery ID
one Of the most important in its oonsequen.
ces OF any made for some years. II will
effect the commercial interests Of more
sections then one. "A preliminary analysis
Of some Of the oil has been had, and 1t Is
declared to compare favorably with We
best of the Pennsylvania district. A com.
petent oil expert has given the opinion,
from actual observations made, that oil
exists in paying quantities from Bitter
Greek 1856 miles to Evanstown, e56 mileI
west Of Omaha; and from the Utah Mour
taIns south the Wind River Mountains nortt
Of the Union Pacific. 1t now only remains
for men Of enterprise and capital to oper
up section which should prove as valuable
to Nebraska as the Vensngo district t.
Pennsylvania.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

E.
A movement 10 on foot to-day to get up
demonstration on the 5thof July (Nonday)
and petition is In circulation to raise fluids
to carry out the programme. proposed
TO have balloon ascension during the day,
also foot and horse races, and grand dis
play sf fireworks in the evening. We hope
our citizens will subscribe iibsrally, - on the
amount raised depends the extent Of the en-
tertaiument. A celebration Of this charac.
ter was gotten up In Petroleum Centre last
year, and It was complete success. The
attendance was large, Notwithstanding the
demonstrations made in nsighboring towns,
aud our business men reaped . handsone
harvest Lot Us, this year, do better thar
ever before. Subscribe, subscribed
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

Brook TRour.-Some Of the finest brook
trout Of the season was received at the
Rochester Hsuss this morning and will be
served in the restaurant They are fine
specimens, and after being cooked under
the direction Of the Steward, are richer still,
for Sam Is profsssisnal caterer, and the
culinary department Of the establishment
speaks volumes. "Oh, ye hungry 60 and
eat"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

TIE SrRIkr.-Ths A. 4. G. W. R'y
Brakeman who were, during last week, on
strike for $500, in place Of $l,75 Per
day, have gone to work at the old price,
with the understanding that on and after
the LIT of July they shall have $500.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

or the scandal that may be caused by q
'fsise report" this is an instance, related
in French paper. Awag, passing through
. dark railway tunnel. In car fuli Of ladies
and gentlemen, amused himself by imprint
ing kiss--a sounding, sonorous kiss--on
the back Of bis hand. General sensation,
aud angry inquisitive glancessh around,
when the car reached the light.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

REcovERING.-Ths young man, Calvin
MeCoole, who was severely injured in the
breast and left arm, BY being caught in the
bull wheel while drawing casing from the Nc.
Crea we'll on the Coxton Farm, on Saturday
last, 10 improving rapidly, and 10 out on
the street today. He 10 tenderly cared for
in the family Of J. 8. McCrsa.
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CAUTION TO OIL OPERATORS.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE Co partnership lately existing between James
/ Rutherford and Charles Lockhead, of Petrole-
dame Of Ruh.rfCsd IocES:.d is Rist tRs day dissol
we'd by mutual consent All debts owing to the
said partnership are to be paid to James Ruther-
ord, and al demands against the late frm will be
settled by him. JAMES RUTHERFORD,
CHARLES LOCKHEAD.
Dated Petroleum Centre, June sth. juns Sw
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

Republican state Convent Q .1...EIe.
Nomination OF Gov. <eary.
The Republican State Convention assem-
blsd at Philadelphis yesterday, and nemi-
mated ticket to be supported at the fall
campaign. The denomination Of Gov. Gsa-
ry was nearly unanimous. The ticket is a.
follows: Governor, John W. Gsary; Lieut..
Governor, ]. G. Lee; Treasurer, S. s. War.
ner; Supreme Court, Luther Day; Attorney.
General, Col. F. B. Pond; Board Of Public
Works, Richard r. Porter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

Personal A. D. Miller, who has
been on business tour to Pittsburgh, Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, and other cities, returned
home to-day. He reports farmers busily en-
gagged harvesting 10 the west. and the cities
rather dull.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

A man named Jehn Bowen has been ar
rested and lodged in jail ct Milford, Pike
county, Pa, as tho party who placed Oh.
strustions upon the track Of the Erie Rail-
road, which caused the terrible disaster at
Cars Rock in April, 1868. He confessed
bis guilt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

Miss. Susan B. Anthony thinks that mar
risd people should net sleep together. Be-
ing . miss We would like T. know how It
comes she 10 70 we'll inisrnsd upon this
topic. Nshe bases her argument upon ply.
steal laws she 10 probably nearly correct,
but II she rsasens from her ideas Of faith
and affection shs ID wide Of the mark.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

The frst lot Of five, ten, fifteen, twenty
i've and nity cent notes were Issued yester-
day. The new gresnbacks will make their
appe earance about the first Of July.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

The army worn is threatening Centrrl H.
linois, destroying whole folds Of corn in
Coles county; and chinch bugs are thick
north Of Charleston, and appearing in other
places.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

"Why do you set the cup Of coffee On the
ehsir, Mr.. Jonss!" said worthy landlady
one morning at breakfast. ''It 10 90 weak,
ma'am, thought l would let 1t rest" re.
piled Jones. 49,.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

A Brussels inventor has prepared q sub
stance which, when applied to tissues, wood
cordage, scenery, &C., renders them incom-
hustible. An experiment at the theatre de
la Mounaie proved the claims of the inven-
Tor to be well founded.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

Great efforts ara made 10 secure northern
emigration in North Carolina. An agency
has been established BY Northern house,
Of which every member Of the Legislature
d said to b . member, and several men
already have oeme from the north and pur.
chased farms near Ralsigh, ct about $le
per acre.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

Hon. Il. c. johnson has accepted the In
vitation to deliver the oration ct the 9th OF
July celebration in Titusvills.
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Special Notice.

WORDS OF WISDOM for young men, on the
Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood, with
SELF HELP for the Erring and Unfortunate Sent
in sealed letter enveloues, free of charge Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box 2, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. May "a, 3m.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

Remember Skif Il Gaylord's Minatrels at
tho Opera House tomorrow night.
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New Flour, Feed and Grocery
store:
j. 8. PKATHER,

Hardwarc-A large assortment of which ia
being closed out at reduced rates at REYNOLDS
BRoDHEAD & cos, No. II Centre St., opposite
the Post Once, Oil City, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

Nyou wish the best Plug Tobacco In the market
try W. II. Nicholson b CO.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

BASE BALL BATS and SCORE BOOKS, q
". Il Nicholson q Cos.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

All styles OF Blank Books, Note Paper, and En-
velopes in Jobhing Lots, at
WE NICHOLSON b co.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

~ All:persons wishing to be vACCINATED
can call IA. D. Miller 3 Co.'s Drug Store and
have the pure fresh article inserted. No charge
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

$1,000 CIGARS now On haad st "A. b. Miller 4
Co q, at Wholesale prices. ...
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

Crockery-For all kinds 60 to REY NOLDS
BRODHEAD & cos, No. II Centre Street, oppo.
site the Post Office, OIL City, Pa.
, 1869-01-22

We publish, elsewhere, Iii. F4fns-
worih's remarks 10 the HOUSE, Of Rep
sesensasi7ts in reply to the charge that
lie had opposed, nr WAS opposing, M In
Testig.tion 6t the Wells, Fstgo & Co.
mail contrac. We dpd, by reading the
bsek nnmbefs Of the Glo5e, that Mr.. Ella,
OF New Hampshire, introduced two rcso-
lutsopa in 1ete1e1 ca to that couttact-oue
calling for sd Investigator, aud tho otner
suspendsug the payment Of motey 10
wAs, Farw.& Co. while the tnyes:iga-
slon should. be pending. Mt. Fans
worth ssid ,hat he was In favor OF an
investigation, but. denied the right or
power Of tbe, House 70 suspend payment
curing THO pfogreas o. the investigation
Mi. Ella modified his resolution
50 that the euspension OF payment should
be tcr thirty days, ins..sd Of ths wholt
period Of the Wopossa Investigation
The f1ields Of tie resolution co1te 4det
that 1t would be useless to make an in.
5estlaauon 1t er the money ,was gone
! A large msj.rty of The Houss voted 10
4 he res-luiior, Chr. FAnswoTsd vot1n
| n the urgn',ve}, bat a. 1t required two
thirds msj otisy, It failed. Mr. F=tns
I worth subsequently, drew a reso1auo1
calling for an Investigation, but not em
| tr4c,pg'the clAuse In regart to suspend
leg payment Ct money on the coutrae
And hanoed u to Ill. Coburn, OF Indian
who introduced 1t 10 the House, and
passed,
, 1869-01-22
ThA or SOAP.
From Oar Own Correspondent

i CORES pondc7t OF the New York Timer,
riting from Washington, relltes how the
krT. 'i,e rug, who want moro prutectlou."
were beaten hy the patent soap men. He
says:
'tone the neatest AID .aoss effective atpotta
At io*h!trE was accom- tllfned hero during Ihs
past ~etk. 4 psuHin.nt BaA1 Eaat93ae1urtnE
~, T. ,s & haazsa
n tae tarjd a1esena. ~ shoan 10 ~ Af. Eells,
b, ,he Alsempt . adua.t = 'ol.sa isse q d1tJ.
This Il rne sr:irlc fso.a ~hieh are made tbs AKA
lies u:ea IL ne n,anatse eu1e Q: cop Tn3 punt
II that there IL tut one company IN the Cn1ted
sll.s sh,th msrusaesure these alxa!le< and
:1s5 ha!s from e. pSnt.a 81 'e
Al the rAnae tIme It Il p5ooos-d to Increase the
Guy on III soda 100 per cent, md on eausne
~. n.r ae1ss 'as ot
the s4r:C On sospa. OF e'ee the foreign znsuulas-
:2rrr eonfd crlFr our m1tket md uncets II or
evo Iae 1t a ttsol,sd 70 np22ss i 'n's me-! e
cemtete with fD!e19r matufsetn'ers, and tasf
hlt no desire 10 compel ,he consumers q sch r.
lre'speu.anls asstcls e gaI htsaes ptSe sos l.;
isaTnss,... si' w t.id tse, ~o.li 20 70 W..e:
'rC:on IN pe7s.a .nd ses lsea.9s. ~. -. iS .T.n.
pste ef asqns1 take some o7 ,our so,nA1 :e
sponce1 the ue.spa7er mn nu9nes 2. ,pen' s.a'
IRE ia1s is1u n s ssd tae arss niue ne
as1,yL \ stnall ho1 nea II done np, accom- 2snls:
bJ fsshioaI Ible-iookir2 Enve!ope3 eoaIo o. tses
I q .he ettf Of each N, mbf. The eet "a!
| beth ann .tnt ard ,n:e1esttu.. Aem +rs inok.t
| al ne beg With suspttson; to1e, qe:ha y. tntak
Matt wss dllen win propi :,a'snn f,t . rsi!roa'
tn.eisy. Ftored It oni of sight IN hnas3
oihfr'. hav,ng .ss's s,r. sIt .i,h nib,, Satne
Fl o,trrsopxusd Il eoldls. tnn se1e srsuae e
| TO nEd th1t atx-r all Il wss tA4t aasp-1na ses
I tdnrftrop. nowek-acerEed Soap too. Nttl e4c
fnE-. i ei.ru1ar >esr1rE loEth tue reasons = !
,he WIG ou Inese aT1t!es ssoatd no. b: ca sngs
~ auesdy st1te'. TIE house u ~ eocs'
! onsnse. m Eptt e1r4l eat edof Win eaa -p1ua
t4rf1n to rave ehtap soap. Al article t>eI 70 INC
lie tSsp. With the psopesluoa to a1ults 'fr1
| HE feEr.n
, 1869-01-22

The Bur,tpgton tIowa) Gazette and ar
su., Coppethead. psper.. furnishes the
must rtcert instance oI Democrats igno.
rance. Ii will be remembered .thst the
gfr,tessdistress has prevailed and is now
prevstlipg among the settlements along
The -n4d River Of The Ncr b. The
settlers are moss ali British, and their
little Villages are zear!y all within the
British lines, Collections In money and
o,her aid hare been furnished by many
Of he cities azd towrs of Csnsda, and
by s., Paul Md other clsles, aud by nu-
mercus individuals in the United statea,
Tie Burlington. Coppcrhesd sheet copies
the accounts ct The distress and suffering
| OF these people and thep, with srue Dan
| ccsstic ylgor, comments thereon thus:
~w. e,va lbs above 1 some Of the evidences
| R,ticst 1ult in nc Sourh. Thefe y no rtssos
| MY ite tpu b taptnt keep hrrtcil nom oestt!a
-t!or and want. Il the powt.s tnat Be III oniJ u
| " 1nhabitants control adAirs- - mtA,.gen, 4,
zAns r,s1. a. Of atd, Aast eos1rot, a"d btsA9' as
! 60 os Fnnak3Att."
, 1869-01-22
;Fez onA1.

6eorte fttbod1 neo!tasss a,ou5 In The sou'h
EXT fall.
G,sy,t, Dubuqus uowal banker. stss hiua-
sell in a 5000 easrt1ge With f2,ooo seata-
f,eo<,ai Ksp.e eeau ltft awlduN aEd evr ehA-
dstu>
The H el.sh R,.hop, Of Clifton Is to be made a
Cat1tual- .-.
q ntral chs1thsm 3s tunaisg so aese p&sasa'
lon IN bu1n1t, EesntJ. Ga ..-.
The proposed fua1aAeh tRent or .oofesaef BAL
lcsk, tol Geosgia, has hss!e strength
kr,. os.pAant haa 4 three-Solans novel ready
for the ptess.
A.a i. E. Halls lseeat rovel Is entitled ~Ihs
Plight Of Faith"
Rostst Teonb. II Eettlu E the better o1 his re'
cent il1u.ss. .- ,.. 49,
Aee Patker IL mentioned ~ 4 Democratic c:n'
e1eata TT Go1.1tx Il rseaa1svauts.
Gsrs1at Nasruder says Poof carlotsa'a'
| wesett condition ~ entirely o*tng to po'so1
I sl,eu heF py 4 Aex1eaa Noakr.
Key u. ". Bereher's ias: hobby II ysloea
rede,; ny 'pe1t'estsg 90 'whsea he 'tnoslass h''
E1<k.
, 1869-01-22
THE TYlER-rDLicE CASE.
Ditchaa &C OF the
Charged with nla4xse1l.
ER Judge Tyler. -

LnE tetord II O'Clock, on yesterday I13rutng,
the tin9J. eeren.bJ nine compartment Ia whi.h
Justice D'~oh dispenass The Law ~as sorap]ateiy
diied with motley sassmblass.- c1ostsdug Of :
large Lumber Of eountenanees e1tdtpay un1r-
eastonned to being specr1t1.z IN court or jnI-
uce, attracted, II woalt 1een- oT tns faes Enzk
soma at thett natural foes. the = cope. hsd got
in "limba.' The hesds Of the Police De
partmert, President Brovn, Superintendent
Kennedy, Deputy Superintendent Shefn1u. Csp-
tain H{ckeJ and oihsrs wtIe On dand, eo&u1hef
With the council for tho de&eneee u tefs. hosf1t
ihe ease s Of foiicerasa GailsxLef. Beebs aud 0e.
ell. chrFed WITH msatlauyhief- WE1 eallcds and
aud the accused answered 10 thesr nstnes. NJ
Mr. Jenes aunounsed that The fence we're resdv
ihe p.oseentsen wese not On hand. ma these
teennsd 10 bAro probability OF their zep<a1aree
ii the case. While these Tas 70 lbFul xs0uuds
for couitr uaqcr. he wsLtsd lha case, pat oter
te!,a,r Cd 10 hare ths uhols matter taafoae0ly
President Brown also sa11sd .as ...a1uon Of
the Coax, to the fAet ihAtthere wAk NO 2sosecn-
son % lind. and .uRRtated that sasre 1a1s oe
Ju..jee p'Wolf md thxt hs ha1 y .ed notice.
text ce1thfr AtxsEs. Heed Aoyas Aor E*ahs1 'lao
attorneys appointed n the c1se. eo3A a.tena ea =
this ocraatun but NJ iced bad saia tnA - r. r.
could End time ro1attend "a r It seems1 t1 ~ Il.
tourt thai there wx1 60 poons LtEatasE aos =
EcputtrQaEte of the case. and 11H tna .PE4E Az
e.tes looked T. q T. Y "a II a1an
wcuN aouhtlets ktvo II I'll y ~
ths ahsct "a cf ary prosecution, zee Een!1 Moni9
| dtsm,s. the case, which va. seeosd?n4lf qeno
ncttYtnc tho eoaxrssnlitions nf hienda ma.
thct, - food 1nci, = ~ spne oca In tAe t1owd e
| rtset II, In bsi1g scQrttted. -
, 1869-01-22

information Is oblAined by the Assessors,
tc,urntd 10 the County AUDITORS had By
Them 10 The State Auditors for pub
heation AID general information.
THO Illinois s ate Board ol Eqnsl'za">
uop, st its laas session, pss.sd ~ sesolutton
requesting the Governor 10 feeommerd
,he Legislature TO enact law for OBJ
taipipg this al d some other statistical 10
3c1mxstQus Nnich : hey. much: needed
then 10 discharge their duties: prop
etly. .as they were now obliged to act In
The dark On agricultural values In the VI
: r'ous eountitt. The Governor According
ly recommended the subject to the Leg
isleture, but thus Tar VIC have seen moth
Ing dorcF towards bassipE such hH.
, We hope is.w.ll not be neglected:
, 1869-01-22

i. il nAde The outJ Of Township Asses
kors 70 ASCERTAIN, BY actual inquiry, the
npinbef Ct arrts Of lsad IN theas respective
DIS re winch arc Ii cultivation with
wheah eern.and ether -producrs r. bus
there ia no .enumrIsston Of the guam
.s,y Of each product Thus, We learn from
.s1e Andisa1'a rspptt thAssthe nunhee> Of
1c.es Of wheat grown ip:1tttnnis in 1857
YVES ?, ,0s3, ,ls9, against 1,S29,737 in 1866,
a1d :: OF corn, 4,925,3sa ;eeres in 1857,
sgA,nst 4. is. 3553 la..1s6o, and. Of other
Gi!d products, 1895. .ese ac1es in 1867.
asairst 1862 .ss5 l., 1855; bus how nAny
bushtls o. whe,t, CT corr, Of other field
n,cduc.., were grown eech year: is not
r,yen and remains unkaown.
/, wi1l ccss no.hirg 10 ou-
,sin this useful information, as
It cat be un1e the dnty Of the Assessors
10 gather all this in!ormatio1 when they
src y:si,irg Inc tnrmess IN rnsx.ng up
| lists ot -ssxable property. l. ia.jass a
usy1 10 ask farmer how maay ba4he's d
cnrr, whra., oa't, bsrley, and sorghum he
hss ,aised Is to ssk him how uanT aeres
he has de<otkd 70 their culrures Ia OAK
I'D o,htt W.s'trn States, Ell hi: 7ssSae't
, 1869-01-22

The kugAl lshrers are moving - Sc
cure IN inercate In The tariff ranging
from one-hau q cent to Two cents per
pourd, on the higher gra1es Of sugaIs.
TIE Mocthtad bill snd the O 'pper bill
have 9ea all The private. Intcrt.s>s In tie
country at work to impose he.yier taxes
on tie people lor their own bened'-
They are, 10 uze commcn phrase, "as
busy a. the uev!t in q gale OF
wind" Tie salt boilers ere hard u 1t.
Trey are the most impudent d the
trthe, and next 10 lhtm conn the sugar
rs6re1s, who are a,resoy protected"
tar bsyord their ueeds aud their deserts.
We do not telieve thas they will succeed
in whas tbey have tempted. The people
vln visit their Instant dssp1easu1e upon
! every representative IN Congress who
votes 10 make them pay more money fos
less sugar, under the miserable pEcseno
| Of projecting .heir industry.
, 1869-01-22
PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS.
Senator Harlan and Representa-
tive Fa1nsWorth.
The chtfpkre Neutral LandS md tia
With, Fargo / Co. 4oii Coltratt.

: We copy from The Glo5t, oi january 10. SO
much Of senator Aa7!tn's~e Personal En-
plauation" Is relates TO the Cherokee Ncu-
tral Lands, that being the Only incident in
his public career ever criticised In onr
columns. his rem .rks On thh occasion, we're
IN reply to letter published in the Cinctnqatl
Ea1.ns:
. Tne 1e1t paragraph tatt 17fess to ne per'cntuX
Ia heated .Ihe ttcrokes den:rst Lsnd S7n.
did earlsnthat oass n tns ~ ass; ~ II r. T.
Eoth.s Seeaiors V,li eeaz Ia mind toai that *,
pllraucn Was mada in executive eets:oo. re 1
esss1 PssrI ,sa' IL sh i.I1 Il III es.e
s@ss n.ss yin +; eas;stse sts r. 1ss.s,:
tRa aaa & i snd'.as heia se.,ass ~ us.tss ss
s:Aes, ths government deedsd % I'm Ians i.n%
d 1nai.as in fes snp.sa q ASs f. sts.s .1d ot
K.Is.s. MI ssoat Any rntles y ien9ta nd sxeatJi;
aye m1ss Ii tssanth- This WIS not sola sad
hs1 to os1es oeaptsd IL tasy
1s & .:ss .ss /. ;t.,s ~; !:
sd torSI.ss sc , % .eeaa Nv t,ne:sre the ses5s:asJ
Il lie ,r:e1icr. ss rapid1 = ps.e.asahks %
%ss S,t;s ssss st,s S',h f. - ,a &
! ttles located IN thss Stare aEd of fem1las
Ie 1ncia1s 10 The lnaisn tsssisEg., ~ "a
| 1hn x7i1 xpep The l&naS thus atQnned 70
1se5 or fse6 ! Treaty VS. Esg9;i.::a' rtsei sas
itnaSHL nt TIE e1.lnEuahnent Of m eiseuent,
ehs 0ag! 81 ne f1na 5as q ,s:;
..d: hut for tee E1l. cf she fec Of thd and rEe
tfssry provided int It .eoa!a b. sola - INT TT
pepe !ss q nc 5eseE1,isg s9s9lsa ss e
s, no. sn1 ,,.r. ri i,ud knY murs loan thtj Worie
III s. 'sSa e Gniss se
ar.x nvIe rtxed rsrspaascrR; reIegtnel-t
P52sa,d ss, sa'' hs. a.! .sqse e. nass y
Ne =, ihe Ind, tepsratc tom tho vatu. OF tde,
sn ssss s,,s ,sos+ S,Hins ess e. hi
trttr he NAsy 10 pQFeh.ss On. hnaared An
. s1x.y sc1r', E.kire u The 1gEzeeesa psa1lJ n
} ntrreted. rht u,d be sold 10 tho h.Ehtat b1dda
hut not 1T let. IN n average th1u one ann1. ar
. 1 txenty dve ecr's IN acre. CT It might be sold
ntoa3 4foz e.&h 70 Eesponst11e .pzgty or p
tee 10: FEt.e not les saxn cuo do.11 N as'
I. Eaestf.Lr ihss. iteset, sn thns eonf ffsd.
aclc tt,s past oi these lsu4s In gross for "ctsn
A,eie Se!IAz - ste, th-t ast1g tho hight
, 1869-01-22
r,,. prnps.ed plvteior OF TeIas.

The Washington coTekp0ndchs 0l Iue
Boston Poa teItEraphs the following
"The Constitutional Convention Of Te3As.
now ID seeaIon It AnAtin, hxs been enrsEed
,Tidn. the htatc+ Tnore opposing the dFl-
sioo, however, are likely to come oa con;
anelors through the direct interference OF
Gereral Grant, who has addressed Letter
10 General Canby inssructsng him to 1ot!ly
the convention that It had assembled ua-
der The provision Of The Reconstruction ]. Ws
~ frame cont tt1tution for the state, not 70
Siyide Ii. General Grant remarked that he
thought one Texas WAS amply aufacleut u
have % hand tot tho present, and, from re-
p0rts, be m light we'll doubt II that one ~as
prcnared for civil government"
, 1869-01-22

The House OF Representatives passed
irsgr ent Of the Post ONCE Committees
bill 10 restrict md feeufste the ranking
privilege They Voted to pus stop 10
the use OF 5dc s'm''es oi fntogfApns, ana
restrict the ffank 10 the "i.nen Signature
o. ncmo ~ and others ehuued gla" 10
Ina. impfoper pf'''iees. oas' W Fo
o. 12s sgalIst 5o. on me motion ot Mr.
fefly' ot a11eaeap, 'ne uouse 6track
OUT me eecoho sec1on o. she oi" which
R1oS'oes taa' persons WrianR letters 10
EesgIetsnen soa'. peY. .tne1i u! own postage
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