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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-21

THE concert given by the Musical Con-
vention last evening was largely attended
and the singing was enthusiastically applau-
ded. In criticism of the pieces performed,
we must confess we are decidedly partial to
home talent, or at least, aside from the
"Larboard Watch our home singers ac-
quilted themselves more than creditably.-
Prof. Baker is an efficient teacher, and our
singers have greatly proiited under his in
structiou. "Only Waiting as sung by our
townsman. s. S. Griswold, was one of the
most successful efforts of the evening.
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FIRE At Coal CGTY.-The Venango Spec
1ator says: A. fire occurred on Monday
evening last at the wells Of the Boston and
thlladelphia Oil Co., on the Allegheny river
seven miles below this city, destroying the
engines, derrcks and fixtures Of the wcll,
aud six large tanks. Only one thousand
barrels of oil were burned. the tanks having
recently been emptied for shipment A
slight damage Was done the track of toe A
V R., OBTAINING trains for u few honrs On
thursday. The lire was caused By the mp
setting of derrick lamp. The engineer t
'ae wells was dangerously, if not fatally
burned. The loss is about &c. coo.
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During the cross-eyamination of witness
be was asked where his father was Tc
which question, with melancholy air, he
responded. Dear. Sh-dropped off very
suddenly sir ''How came he to drop of
suddenly was the next question. ''Fou,
play, sir-the sheriff imposed on bis uusus
picious nature, and getting him to 90 on
platform 10 look at a select audience. sud
denly he knocked small trap-door out
from under him. and in falling he got en-.
tangled in rope, from the effects of which
he expired
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In a circular addressed by Colonel Nc.
Farland to the Principale and Managers OF
the Soldiers Orphans Schools. concerning
the decoration of soldiers graves on the 2sth
OF May, he says: II hereby direct the ob.
servance of this Memorial Day at all the
Schools and Homes containing Soldiers Or.
phans, under the care of tie State, and rec.
ommend that the children participated in the
ceremonies observed by the people in the
vicinity Of these Schools and Homes, upon
such day and in such a manner as NAV be
agreed upon. At places inaccessible to
burying grounds containing the remains of
soldiers, 1t is recommended that exercises
consisting OF music, addresses, &C., suitable
10 the day and occasion, shall to held in
the school ball, or elsewhere"
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DEMoREsT's MoNTHLY.--This magazine
has the great merit of keeping up with the
times every year, and almost every number
is an improvement on the last. It's varied
departments furnish exactly what every Ia.
dy needs throughout the country, and its
immense circulation and great success show
that they know it. The prominent fastu,es
of patterns, the Ladies Club" the Music
etc, are each one OF them worth more than
the price of the book, in the real yalue that
they represent to the subscriber Terms
So 90 per year, with Premium. Address
w J Demorest, SIS Broadway. New Ycr,
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The RevolutiOnin Cuba,

''lf 'twere done when It's done. then
'twere well 'twere done quickly" So said
Mr. Mcbeth while convcrsing with his noble
self upon the all important subject of King
Duncan's murder. But the sentiment is
applicable to more sanitary matters. and is
perhaps the ruling sentiment in America
That Cuba will shortly become United States
property is not a tangible vision, not an
lair drawn dagger" We can easily clutch
it, and we shall find it pearl of great price.
What man would refuse to give shelter TO
an innocent child who came, with tears in
eyes, begging for protection from cruel,
tyranrous, lawess mother. Humanity
teaches US to accept Cuba, and humanity is
the foundation of all civilized laws. But
let us decide at once what we are going to
do about the matter The next month will
witness crisis in Cuban affairs that must
be recognized by our Government. Are we
prepared for it?
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CAUTION I'D GIL OpE,s.Tous

ALL ler'ons are hereby cautioned against buy
lag or Using Sucker Rods. WITH Socket Points. he
Socket being wcdgcA on to the rois with either
'o''"e" or n'eta''c wedges AMI connected together
py connecting bolt, except of my manufacture
as am Tue solo owne oft patcl FOR connecting
rods IN this manner MI others made substantially
a. ABOVE are direct irta9emsnts on my rights, and
az parties using rods 30 cpnneoted, not OF my man.
"at"fe' I'y 'nenselye' liable TO, and will be pros
ccuted according to law. W INNS
l. S'--'his notice is inserted, not as a mere
Sc"tc'crow hut will be attended to, and rigidly en-
forced, Apr an VIII
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TECfCUFET

i.Icon hrcOEr:-Tiease snnouroe the rarc ~
J Il GRANT rs candidate f'r the nomination for
Conrtv 1reAsnrer su' iect 10 the iisNrcs Of tie Re
publican party MANY CITIZENS.
ME. FnrraP - Please announce the ran,a Of
10 \ CURISTY. OF OH City. ns n candidate
70 nomination of County Treasurer subject to he
of the IcDuh'icqn rartv
Mr. Chrstv - man well qualified for the posi-.
ION, is m ardent Republican and wa. during the
war faithful soldier. MANY CITIZENS
NE EntrnR-Please annnunce III name Of GEO
W. BRIGHAM "a 4 candidate for County 1rraItir-
er. subject 10 the usage. of the Republican party
MANY CITIZENS
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The Joseph Ovcry We'll Flowing 80
Barrels per Bay.

Tux well belonging to Joseph Overy, on
the widow Stevenson Farm. but generally
supposed TO be- or the Eoss Farm, was flow
ing this morning at the rate of 130 barrels
per day. An effort is being made to tube
to-day which will undoubtedly increase the
production. 1t was q sight yesterday re.
minding operators of old times. At times
when there was no wind. a solid stream of
oil would ascend 90 or 80 feet above the
derrick.
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PROTHONOTARY.

NF FDIToE-Please announce the namc Of T.. G.
CRAWFORD. o" Richmond Townshn IA n can!i
date for p othnnNarv. subject tN the uaares of tho
Republican nartv SOLDIERS AND RrPuBLIcANs
Nr rDtror-reasn snnonnrr the name Of TuoM
A O' S,guy Of Petroleum Centre, a. n candidate
for Prn'hnnaerv Of Nennngo County, subject TO the
us'ges of thu democratic party
We atc NrthoriZ n To annornca that JOSEPH Ii !,
SMITH. Prothonotory of Venango County will he
n candidate for denomination. for said Office sub
ject to the usages of tho Republican party.
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meeting of the Grand Lodge OF Penn.
sglvania at Harrisburg-The En-.
campment.

The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. l. O
OF .. f., met in the Hall of the House o.
Representatives, at Harrisburg, on Tuesday
morning. More than five hundred delegate.
are in attendance. The opening exercises
embraced speeches By Governor John W
Geary. Peter d. Long, NJ. W. G. NJ, Mavor
Hays. f. A. Lamberton, Esq, and James
3. Nicholson, R. W. G. S. After the an.
pointment of committee to count the elee
tlon returns, one hundred and tbirty-four
Fast Grands were admitted to membership
A report from committee appointed at
the last annual session to divide the county
OF Allegheny into two or more districts.
submitted report, in which they proposed
to divide that county into four districts
Their recommendation was adopted, and
Allegheny will hereafter be in four districts
A report of the committee to whom bad
been referred charge made at the las. an
nual session by Susquehanna Lodge No. so
against3 Hamilton Lodge No 500, tor initia.
ng party living in Lancaster county, made
report adverse to No. so, and recommend.
that the case be dismissed. In the absence
OF 1oe representatives of both Lodges, the
report was laid on the table for the pre-
SEMI
A charter was granted for Lodge TO be
called Americus Lodge. No, to be located
at Marion, Indiana county.
Also for one at Tidoute, Warren county.
TO be called Eden Lodge. No.
On the application of u number of the
original members, the charter of Peace and
Plenty Lodge, No. Go, was restored. Tbjs
Lodge was the parent of all the LODGES in
Northampton county, and, indeed of all
that section OF country. The Lodge was I
dissolved some seventeen years ago. 1t is
now revived under the most favorable ans
pices.
The charter of Soystown Lodge, No, 80
at Stoystown, Somerset county, was on n
similar application restored. Ii also starts
WIN every prospect of fnture success II
"as stated in the application that the y.odge
vas compelled to. disolve daring the wa,
'eN"uso vi nearly all of li5 members having
oined the army.
Ihe Grand Encampmeut in HARRISBURG,
N Monday, when the following officers were
leeted for the ensuing year. NJ. ". q.
'a'rlarch, Samuel n. Foster, Of fLodge No.
.; M. G. Senior Warden, James Biz ham
r'' +, oi No. 90; e. Junior Warden Augustus
la't' Of NO. o., Grand Treasurer, john s
lelsar OF the United States, John W. Stokes ,
NO Il; G. l. s., Charles F. Jones, Of No. :
r. o. s. Geo. c. Hostee, OF No. A.. ,
lhir'y'seven Past Chief Patriarcbs were :
United '.
TWO charters were granted, ono 10, an an
mpment at Tarentum, Allegheny county, :
I'd one at Sharon, Mercer county. J..
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Ihe following will give good weather
guide; Two drachms, of campbor, half a
dramche OF pure salt petre, half a drachm of
"iria'e OF amonia, and two ounces of proof
.p'''' III e'ass tnhe or narrow phial In
ory weather the solution will remain clear
on tue approach of change, minute stars
VIII rise from the liquid; while stormy
weather will be indicated by the very dis.
tipu.
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An individual in Texas published card
stating that his brother is q candidate for
Sheriff Of the county because he himself is
d'sfranchised, bnt that he is to be the real
oncer' "fon are voting for me, and that is
'0r my benefit, and I am to receive all the
pay if | am elected
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Two sons of Mr.. David Orr, of Limestone
township. were riding horse, one day last
and ph'sant suddenly flying up, so fright.
ened the horse that be run off; and striking
MS head against rock, broke his neck
Ine boys fortunately escaped uninjured. -
Clarion Democrat.
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The Tennessee Republican State Conven-
ton meets at Nashville to-day, to nominate
candidate for Governor. The contest be-
tween the friends of Colonel Stokes and
Governor Senter is quite spirited, with the
chances in favor of Stokes
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REGISTER ANDRECORDER

EDITOR ECORp:-You will please an
nounce that JAMES W. SHAW vii be n candidate
for nomination Tor the Office Of Register and Record
cr, subject 20 the usNCes Of the Republican party Mt
the ensuing Rcpubcan Primary Election. NJ
Shaw a Private IN Company ~, ll'd Penn
svlvana Noluntec"s. and lost right arm in battle
Of Gettvshurg. He j. comnetent snd obligirg and
has served ~ Register and Recorder one term t,
the entire satisfaction Of all who have done business
with him. yENANGO COUNTY.
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CoNING-SHERRY's THEArRE.-The peo.
pies theatrical favorites, Sherry's troupe.
are billed for Petroleum Centre to play an
engagement OF thfee nights, commencing on
Thursday evening next, 27th inst. New
pieces will be introduced.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Mr.. EpIrOR:-please announce IN he citizens Of
yenango County that i. Y STGG1NS Of Oil Creek
Township. is . candidate for County Commisso
er, subject to the usasss Of the Republican party.
Mn EDIroR Please announce the name of VI.
d l'lXoN, of Cornplanter Township. "a n candi.
date for County Commissioner. subject tn the u,a.
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Messrs. Warng & King, oil mercb ants of
f'tsbnrgh, last week in New York, recov.
cred verdict for $4,000, against the T..
5. Telegraph Company for the Neglect Of
the Company's Agents in forwarding dis.
patches some months ago in regard to the
price Of oil.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-21

Mr.. James 7. Henry, editor of the Chau.
tauqua County IN. " Press, started on
Monday last for visit to Salt Lake CITY,
sacramento aud San Francisco, in hopes of
improving his impaired health.
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The third national camp meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be held at
Round Lake, Saratoga county, New York.
In July next. The meeting viii continue
ten days, from the 5th to the 18th.
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Nh FnIToP. - Please aurourcc tlai Captain
JAMES b. CFCGlE win I've candidate Cor i,oui
nation for Assembly, subject 10 'le utagcs ot The
Republican party.
Mr. EDIToR--Pleaar arraunCe n 'io citizens Of
VenanGo County, that WILLIAM GATES of Rock
lsnt Township IL a cendds'e for Member Of IA
serahiy, subject 10 The cssrcc of 80 Forablcaa
party MANY CTTGENS
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Il. o., PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA,
July 27sT, 1S6S.
Ca..lfaHher notice the mails will arrive at and
depart from this o..ice as follows:
ARRIVE.
South and East, via. lrvinetor. 10 3 A. VI
south and West. Mcadville, SIS p. NJ
North and East. Cory. ?Jj "
DEPART
South and West, s.45 A. NJ
Soutl East and West, . 80 p NJ.
North East and West. 10 90 A. II.
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEM ENTS.


MIR. FpITor-Ilease announcc tho name of Col.
4 Y DUNCAN "a cardldate for State Senator,
subject TO the usagcs Of the Republican party.
Mr.. FDITor - Please announce the name Of
JAMES NJ. BRFDIN, Of Franklin. Ns a candid
for S'aestna,or, subject TO the usegos Of the Re
publican party MANY CITIZENS.
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w. r. Mccormick, proprietor of the Sham.
burg Drug Store, has sold out his bushes.
to Mr. A. Ef Briscoe, who will carry on the
business ct the. old stand.
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Ehe Sixth Annual Meeting of the Lake
Association. aa We are inform.
eicular, will be held in Cory on Tues.
sdSy next, May 25th.
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~ BCRrON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE
DON'T CHEW, aa antidote for Tobacco, and DR.
JOHNSoN's AROMATIC ANTI. TOBACCO CON-.
POUND, for sale at 4 D MILLER & cos.
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CHANGE OF rTrNE.-Oil Creek & Ale
ghey River Railway, Monday, April 90;

The-State Medical Association meets in
Erie on the 9th OF June. Drs. j. z. AFTER
and T. W. Egbert of Oh City are delegates
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A schoo'mistress advertised lately for an
assistant accustomed to confinement She
received an answer from the mother of IL
children.
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me Government Commission have re-
ported f"vorably upon Mr.. Roebliug's plan
tor bridging East River
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Divine Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at lioclock A. NJ, snd ~
O'Clock p. N.
Rev. j. T. OxroBY. Pastor.
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hl heeouht' not sci'lea i'nmeti-'ciy wi, leI.,,
with hI of.oer Ior coilct, on.
kprHtt. IrYNo,. NC
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Local Notices.

An stvles of Bank Books. Note Paper, and En-.
vclopes in Jobbins Lots at
W. H. NICHOLSON & co.
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III. +. CHURCH..

NJ. +. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. ana
~ p. NJ. Sabbath School attwelve o oclock
extended to all.
Rev. c. NJ. HEARD. Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND pAUL'S (CATHOnCl
CHURCH.
Mass at lO13 q. IN.
Vespers and Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at p. m.
JAMES DUNN. p. stor
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MARBLES,
GLASS ALLIES, at A. D. MILLER & co

fardNarc-Al large assortment of winch +,
n'shf Closed ont 1t reduced rates al REYNOLDS
bRcnHFAD & coz, NO. II Centre 81 onno.,.,
the i'o't ollce, Oil city Pa. fr''''e
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THE best place il town to get par of Boot,
made of the best Siock, that will wear well. an
warranted to fit, is at J. A. PIante,s F.,h
ionable Boot Shop, Washington Street, Petroleum.
Centre, Pa. Give him trial sen,o,,
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y s'.i. - RER!

'n'' zee '"d n ''"ae s'ea rSprirg patterns, Mt
Il. C. JA"Nls FURNITURE HToRE. ms.
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BASE BALL BATS and SCORE BOcKs, at
W II Nicholson a. Cos.
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Guitar Strings at W. II. Nicholson & Co.'S
w. A. FARNESWORTT

Receives all dailies and Illustrated Papers from New
York twice per dav and will mail any paper pub
lished. illustrated weekly papnrs, 81 25 per three
months, invariably in adySnc, mayIT.lv.
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Try our Navy Tobacco We know II is tho bcs'
in the market. W II. NICHOLSON & CO.
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Time OF Closing Mails.

- O., PETROLEUM CENTRE. Pa,
Jt-ty 2TsT. 1SfS.
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Anew lot oftoa ''e'.ul T.. Knive, ms
re'eN '"V ''' 'oSrOFFICE.
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"a: HCH 0UeLLlEG.

The Gd,eots Of Paris states that fracas betw0on.
NJ Schol writer OF the Lorp,iof, ana count de Bis
ann oceurred IN the Rue Drouot before the Hotel de9
Veptes. The former appears to have accused the
otner In his Journal or Illegally wearing certain
Bison visit from the police agent The two
parties met by accident IN the street recently when
Count de Bison advanced TO NJ. Scho and asked him,
In A inenacing tone. how he dared TO make such 4
cHarge. The latter answered that there wero
grounds for 1t, and, observing that the other was
armed with poinard knife, he accompanied his re.
ply with blow from walking cane across the
COUNTS face, which was Immediately covered with
blood. The Two adyersaries then proceeded TO the
nearest police station to give each an explanation OF
his condnch This incident appears TO be conpecyed
with n recent suit for judicial separation between
N. anu NINE. Scholl the husband attrbuting the 70.
turn OF his wife to her friends In England 10 the n,
nuenc9 Of the Count and Countess dc Disson
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4 MISSOURI TRAGtBf.
Double Murder Avenged by n Brother Of
Victims.

From the Kansas City MOI News, Nov. 1871
Some W eks since Inc Times OF this city cbroniced
tie coldblooded murder Of and his wife In the
hours or night by some unknown 1end IN the form OF
a human being. The double murder was Committed
near kingsyiIle Mo-, at the residence OF the victims
Nj. and Mrs. John Cox: For time after The
crime was noised abroad the most Intense ex-
element prevailed IN that community ana
the feelings Of the citizens we're aroused to the
well known citizen there was suspected, and had to
nee the wrath OF an outraged community. lie re-
turned, however was tried and found innocent OF
the helnous crime imputed to him. Time wore on.
The murderer escaped and no clue whatever leading
10 his Whereabouts was obtained. But following
close upon the heels OF all crimes comes the step or
tue ayenger, and he who violates tue ordinances Of
nature or Of God Ia 10 meet With the penalty
bGCh act necessates that the night follows day or
that storm VIII come after the sunshine. II may
come soon, or tate may daily with revenge and years
eapae ere tue storm breaks upon the guilty partys
me- put come II wlil, and tie question s only one
OF time,
Rignt speedily has the ayenger followed ND the
kingsyile murder and stated its ire in blood and
death saturday night = brother OF the murdered
COX came upon, ia brOtbel, IN southwestern MIS-
souri, u man around whom clustered Ia the minds or
those VINO knew him many dark suspicious
game % carus was suggested and entered into,
during WHICH time frequent iibasons Of apoisoDed'i
MISSOURI Wnlskey were enjoyed. The whiskey had a
wonderful effect upon the mind Of the suspected
ganester, and 10 the heat OF the conversation and
spirited retort lie exposed 10 Cox some facts when
proved HIM the perpetratof Of the terrible Kmgsyie
murder.
uDsheathed ANAL dagger aud plunged il into the
bosom OF the murderer OF his brother ami sister
The man fell upon the noor with curses and groans,
and cox ned the wound was q fearful one, pierc.
ing ths heart and producing almost Instant death.
The name OF the man so suddenly ushered before
the tribunal OF another world by Cox is William d.
Beyis. RevIs formerly iAoored On the farm for a
neighbor or The murdered Cox family, and was vel
acquainted IN the Delghborhood In which that double
TRAGEDY was committed. lie has relations living
near springfield, u.
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de. The sober second thought Of the people wiw
prevent such use OF IL second time.
But suppose some other unimagined attraction,
even greater than that once offered by our placer
mines, should bring to our shores an unusual mum.
Der Of these people, how naturally would they 20
diverted 10 she new and richer fields Of labor III
MexicoP There ts room and scope enough FOR the
millions whose advent III America y anucpatea
always In anticipation OF an elecuonl ~ s0me OF
ton OF the case may II last show that u u more
matter OF regret that they are not nkeiy 70 oomo
In considerable numbers to the new Continent tnan'
CORNELIUS COLE.
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Total No. on Proportion Of
miles OF Mesagss ODiees to
Wire. Tr0nsn,itfed Population.