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OHIO.
Indictments in the United Strtcs Court Jhc
Cincinnati, Indianapolis md Lafayette
RailrOnd.

Nsucihnnti, IHoiRhapOHs ana sshsnycfte
IiailrOad.
CINCINNATI, Nov. !, 1870.
Maxwell r. Gadds has been indicted by the
United States Grand Jury for receiving bripes TO de-
fraud the government ia the collection of revenue
during his term as Assessor OF the Second district
of OHIO. The jury also indicted Lewis and Henry
Carter, Lawrence county, Ohio, for violation OF the
law for enforcing the fifteenth amendment by pre-
venting coored men from voting.
meeting of the stockholders OF The Indianapolis
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad a. Morris, Ind,
To-day resulted In the unanimous election OF the
following b0ard Of Directors:--Messrs. NJ Il. ingalls,,
William =. Harries and Thomas II. Perkins, OF Bos-
Ton; John s. Kennedy, George Bliss and William A.
Booth, of New YORK; W. A. lockwood. Indianapo-
us; A. Is. Lewis. Lawrenceburg, aud W. W, Smith,
Cincinnati The number OF shares represented was
s0,y7 The Board organized hy the election OF NJ, f..
ingalls, President pro teD. and A. Worth Secretary.
An investigation into the history and workings Of
the company irom the beginning was ordered. and
w. Groesbeck and Aaron L. Perry were appointed
hn advisory committee on the nars of The stock
holders 10 ala Ia the nves ,gaiion.
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THAT WAS GRAND MEETING Of the demo-
cracy at Cooper Institute last night. Our
adopted citizens should read the report in
another column, and govern themselves accord
angly Vote for Hoffman and Oakley Hall.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Concession to the American Fishcrrarm.
OTTAWA Nov. I. 1870.
The government has consented to allow American
fishing vessels returning to obtain supplies OF stores
into Canadian ports
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The Election Con.cst-The Grand StruvCle

The Election Con.cst-The Grand Struggle.
AT six this morning the lists opened for the
great and final struggle of the political cam
paign Of 1870. The same lists close again at
five +. NJ, at which hour the contest will
have been decided, and the fate of the belli-
gerents will, as soon as a host of ready politi-
Cal reckoners can accomplish the count Of the
ranquished and the victors, be made officially
public. The HERALD bulletin, in advance of
Its morning issue, will, as usual, present the
first account Of the result of the fight according
to data and figure. To secure an accurate re-
port the most perfect arrangements have been
made to ''heraln" the news to all parts of the
city The inevitable 'calcium" will shed its
brilliant light upon the result of the contest.
30 that all "who run may read" and take
home with them, as they pass tho HERALD
office, the assurance that the party of disor-
ganizers have been overthrown, and that the
city and its good government is secured in the
hands of men anxious for its welfare and pros
perity.
To accomplish this to-day, however, there
must be no ''backing in coming forward" !"
There is combination OF men-picked men
from two political parties whose motto always
il to rule or ruin" The leaders of these
parties have failed to rule, and the conse-
quence is they have abandoned their parties
and tried to subvert them. The, have failed
TO accomplish the ruin of their friends but in
the effort have ruined themselves. Such is
the party of dsorganizers to-day. Lolitically
they had not q leg to stand upon. As party
the only still they surreptitiously exalted
themselves upon vii! be knocked from under
fhem this evening, and they will, one and ALL,
De precpitated to their proper level.
There are really only two questions as to
party to be tried in this contest, and they may
be summarized thus THE question of the
party OF progress of Improvement and ad-
vancemant; the party actively advocating the
development of all our resources as q city,
the enlargem Mt Of our docks, the beauti flying
of our parks and reserved grounds, the open
Ing Of railway facilities from one end of the
city to the other, from the Battery to Harlem
bridge, leaving no stone unturned that may
Tend to the development either Of our internal
travel and accommodation, or to the no less
Important consideration, a quick transit from
our city's centre to the favorable points of
residence that surround us on every side in
our rural districts ana the other the party
of retrogression and disorganization. This
great work, already commenced, has progressed
most tfavorably, and it is showing fruits meet for
Che best considerations Of our citizens. On
thc other hand the question arises, Shall this
good work be nippea in its very bud, or will
1t be permitted TO develop itself? This ques-
tion must be decided to-day-this evening.
The party Of law and order, OF progress and i'm
provement is in the one scale; the party OF dis
union and Of obstruction is in the other. Which
shall preponderate lies in the hands Of the
voters, and they, and they Only. can decide.
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IMAGINE that the opposition party papers
tell the truth, then e. D. Brown, president
pf one OF the oldest banking institutions in the
pity, is incapable of comprehending the first
principles Of sound banking.
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THE JACKSON CORPS or ALBANY.

ALBANY Nov. /, 1870.
The Jackson Corps, Captain James Mcfarland u
politlco-military body, which performed the escort
duty on the occasion OF Governor Hoftman's inau.
guration. paraded today in new uniforms one hun.
dred strong and presented splendid appearance.
me uniform is one oil the most attractive costly
In tue ullted States
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CHINA.

Prepn, atons lor Wnr-0ntrsgcs Abaied.
LONDON, Nov. I, 1870.
Telegrams have been received to-day from Shang-
hae down 10 ,hc 10th Of 0etober. The news con-
tinues warlike Four gunbotts, carrying ten guns
each, had been launched at Shanghae. The Chinese
were importing cannon, arms aud ammunition.
No further outrages on foreigners had been re-
ported.
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STAND BY YoUH CoLoR.-Let every demo.
crat who ever voted against black republi-
can vote against Ledwith, for he is the candi-
Date Of the blacks.
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Thames cmbankment in London. The Dock
Commission propose to give us these, and we
ehould give our heartiest support to the Tam
many Hall democracy, which has given us
Ns commission.
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THE BOARD OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. There
Is probably no municipal Institution in the
world that does SO much for poor and dccrepit
humanity as our Board of Public Charities.
1t is composed of gentlemen with kind hearts,
who spare no pains, while they protect the
institution against imposition, 20 take proper
care of the worthy INDECENT. Mayor Hall
is justified in bestowing encomiurns upon the
members of this Board. Do the people want
TO overturn this admirable institution by voting
the aDti-Tammanv ticket. or any part of it.
tO-dav2
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THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS which are
being projected and carried out under the pre-
sent city government will make New York
city to America what Baron Haussmann's i'm
provements made Paris to the continent of
Europe. If the famous European capital
should be bombarded and battered into ruins
New York viii then take the place of Paris as
the fashionable cosmopolitan city OF the world.
Every citizen of New York is proud of this
metropolis, and every voter at the polls to-day
should give practical expression to this honest
pride by voting for the Tammany ticket
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FIRE IN PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nov, I, 1870.
IRE occurred here al midngnt which destroyed
the lumber yards OF Mcssrs. II. G. Mowry Il Co,
Angel Il Lansing and Ezra D. Fogg, one dwelling
house. two barns. four horses &c probable loss,
from xG0. nG0 to tt0,plk
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ALL QUALIFIED VOTERS who are interested
IN the continued improvement and prosperity
oi New York should cast their votes to-day for
She regular Tammany candidates.
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The Premier.

LONDON, Nov. Z, 1870.
1t Il rumored that Mr.. Gladstone will stand Tor
London In the next Parliamentary election in place
Of Baron Lionel Rothscnild.
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LONDON. Nov. :, 1870.
Sir George Jenkinson reported by an American
correspondent as having been drowned, is at his
home III GlOucesefsh ana in good health.
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FORMER CITY CuAMBERLAINs are said to
have kept large bank accounts and pocke:ed
the interest on funds committed to their
charge. This abuse has been swept away by
the present incumbent. Let the Tammany
ticket be elected and we shall continue to be
free from all such abuses.
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Commercial Eairurp.

LONDON. Nov. I, 1870.
The failure of LouzeI 4 Co., cloth manufacturers at
Bradford, which has lien before announced, was
occasioned by q New York failure.
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A Frussiun loan Withheld.

IUNHUN, NOV. !, IB7U,
The Ear'ngs have withheld the Prussian loan.
which they intended 10 Introduce to-day.
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JUSTICE FOR THE Poog in New York has a
fitting example in the instance of the poor
working girl who, having put piece of
snarled silk in her pocket to save time in
winding 1t, was arrested, sent to a cell in the
Tombs, kept there for u week, and released
finally only on the payment Of ten dollars to
the Justice
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Eureka Mineral Water, snra ratoaa.-Snperior
n All others In rysepsi aud Diseases OF Liver and Kidneys.
Is. J. LEVY, Agent
NJ. Hudson River Railroad depot, yazcs street.
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The Winter Hwt.-lts NnD0c NJ Once Suggests
kN0Ss establishment No 2A Broadway, corner or
Fulton street, and there, II c,rront belief and popular
faith can oni! be obisncd IA perfection skepcs desir
Oh .uld ylstt knax'x
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The trouble between Tammany and the
Young Democracy arose in great measure
from determination on the part of certain
ward leaders to create power in the wards
that woaid coerce the city government into
carrying out the schemes Of those leaders In
other words, to create ward oligarchy that
would overawe the Mayor and his authority as
chief magistrate, just as the Southern States
attempted to effect the dissolution of the Uaion
by the assertion Of their peculiar notions about
State rights. Every reader knows the wretched
result OF that experiment. Its complete
failure prevented the country from being
divided into small States or provinces to be
ruled by class who believed themselves rs
much born to govern as other people were
born to be governed. The same experiment
Is now being tried in distracted France, where
it will inevitably lead to anarchy and national
ruin. So with the effort OF the opposition in
this city to establish ward power, to be con
trolled by pothouse politicians and greedy
plunder seekers, for the purpose of die
tating to the chief authority what shall
and what shall not be- done in
regard to public measures. Taken in any
point of view, an influence springiug from
such sources cannot fail to be pernlcious
TO the best interests of our citizens. Hence
when the Tammany Regency crushed out in It's
incipiency the movement of these men the city
government was saved from being split into
fragmentary aud irresponsible municipal des-
potism, just as the Union was saved from dis
rnption by the patriotism of the people and
the valor of the Union soldiery.
1t now becomes question whether our citi-
zens wish to abolish the present form of gov
ernment, which is working so harmoniously,
and fall back upon the ward oligarchies pro-
posed to be erected by the remnants of the
Young Democracy faction. Let the people
decide to-day, by voting for Mayor Hall, that
they are in favor Of retaining the present sys-
ten of municipal government and are not dis
posed to submit to q change.
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SnchcIorss Hair Dyc--ibe Best iu the
The only perfect dye harmless. reliable, nsSaDta
Dco Factory Is BOND street.
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The French Loan at a Pre-
MUM in London.
a Erussian loan Withheld from,
Change.
CHINA PREPARING FOR WAR
ENGLAND.


LONDON, NOV. T. 1870.
The new French loan has been conceded place in
the lists at the Stock Board. The present price OF
the loan Is from "a to "a premium.
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Diabetes, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Water n
the only known cure for It. Depot 48 Cbn street
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THROUGH THE JUDICIoUs MANAGEMENT OF
SHE BOARD OF HEALTH our metropolis was
Kept in an unusually healthy condition last
summer, which was the hottest ever expert
enced in New York. Less careful and con-
sclennous management might have spread
among us plagues pesticncc and carnival
ot death. The Inhabitants OF this city owe a
debt OF gratitude to the present health
authorities If the opposition should succeed
IN 'o-day's election the sanitary condition OF
She city next summer would be likely to suffer
seriously In consequence. Vote for Tammany.
and live!
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Pious PEOPLE who intend to vote to-day for
Horace Greeley should append to their tickets
the following, which we fad in Western ex-
change:-
Horace Greeley lately visited Western Gown
wnere swearing Is punished by 1ne OF twent, i've
gents Tor each offence Some one stole his umbrella
Riu put litter OF kittens In his ola hat ami, by
compromising the matter, the $500 he got for his
over.
Horace Is, therefore, hardly Gt man TO
send to Congress; for if he should get into
one OF the rampant moods he would swear the
dome off the Capitol. What Horace don't know
about swearing would be difficult matter to
tell
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An Article of True Mcrit.-"Isrown's Bron-
CHTAL TROCIiES the yost popular article IN his
counry or Tor Diseases and Coughs aud this
popularity is based upon which cannot be said
preparations in the MARKET which Ae fcy
but weak limitations of the genuine Troehcs.
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nj the .Adriu,ie.

Al this great resort OF Ninth ward politicians cor
ncr OF Barrow and Hudson streets, there con-
srcgated large number Of the ''unterri1edn and
caucussng Kept mp at q rather lively rate until
very late In the evening. There was very lit le
drinking or loud talking induged in ana every one
seemed TO he particularly upon his good beha-
viour. Although the "Adrialc'' has always been
considered sort Of Tannany institution
there were last evening persons congre-
gated there representing ell OF the va
rious anlagonisiic political parties who are
Today struggling for the supremacy, and from the
mann er ii when they aliliaied together one would
not think it possible ihaC there was existing be-
tween them even the slightest difference, political
social
upoa the walls about the saloon were hung an
immense Number of huge posters heraldmg the
various rival candidates lor tue suiDages the
reign Ninth warders. One Of these, which bore at
Its head in huge. naming letters, me words "Demo-
iail Taluniany State and county ticket:
another oi these posters was headed, "Regu-
the ,nscription "The Independent Champion or
the People ana the WorAingman's Frlend,n while
another had upon It's face the ambiguous inscrp-
tion, over the name OF Thomas A. Ledwifn, OF
Young Democracy Candidate lor Mayor" Along
side OF this was suspended very handsome tho
graphic portrait OF A.. Oakey fiail nearing upon 10
The words, "Ile Ballot not Bullet Candldate.n
Most OF the time during the evening whilod
away by many Of the crowd reading over these
posters ana discussing The relative merits OF The
parties therein named. Every one spoke IN
tn most courteous and friendly manner, and
at no time during the evening was there
the slightest ilieeling exhibited by any one. Up
STAIRS In the second story. some dozen or two gen
tieinen were busy at work packing up tickets
posters, &c and giving them In charge OF the yagl
Gus parties VINO VIII to-day have charge OF The pois.
Prominent among these persons was Judge Dodge,
Judge Dusenn,rg, James Il. tIoyl, william Bergen,
ex-Assemblyman, aud James ONe the popular
Ninth dis fict candidate Tor Assembly. or OF
these gentlemen the HERALD representative made
inquiries rs 10 the prospect OF disturbance to-day,
ana was informed that nothing OF the End Il III all
anticipated, at least not III the Ninth ward.
Unon the eve OF election lL ~ seldom that 80 little
whlskey rs drank and few men intoxicated. It
was the impression that every vofer III the Old
Ninth was determined TO conduct himself in quiet
and orderly manner. Speaking OF The Congressional
candidates for the Sixth district 1t was thought that
y >. Cox would certainly be elected ana thar his op-
pouens, Horace Greeley. had not the ghost Of d
chance. Within the last twenty -four hours many
voters had abandoned the last named gentlem an
determined to cast tber lot with and he,I votes
Tor ther old ana present representative.
Pool selling at Rncy's, chris G,Conuor', and
Elsewhere.
The politicians had "high tmen of il last nigh
at Rileys III the po0l selling. Tolnmy Johnson wa.
IN the height ot h,s glory lie had bcen TO Del
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Auction sale or
CENTRAL Park LOTS,

Auction sale Or
CENTRAL Park LOTS,
ON FlFTYiS,sTH alsIsoS SrsFhT l4fSrr
TarsrY.NINE CENTRAL PARK FEoSlS. ''''''>
severn f'''s'i ifRo,hTs H,s,Ts or OVER 900 FEET,
being most desirable locations for churches hotels public
and composing the largest and valuable property offered
m New York for many sears ss. ,,.u
Thursday November H. 1910, at IL NJ, at the
Il hiS1i1s MoILEs, ss''foI r X wiLk1ss co.
Jh st-2l Lots on oocS facing Central PARK bounded By
5 ay Or plaza, 9Th St ana 5th sts 800 feet frontage
e2d and Ga ss % Lots Maids nv.
Madison ay.-front between 6al ald 6sd
Lots northeast corner Of SD St. Lots southeast corner
e5tn st..a Lois near Madison av
sst ST Lots near sh which wi. here be erdged s
Lots northeas, corner s9.h st.
2 Lots between 18th and 56th s.s.
Entire Front slst sd sss facing Central Park
Saih gt-Enire norta side between sth and 9th ays
@ sh s aa, near s ay "a aens pe PARK
s,st and s2d ss - Lots near 9Th sy s,s,s :,
sixty per cent OF purchase money can remain % mortgage
For maps or Information apply to the Auc,ioueers NOT
Pine street. tho oee Of J. PINKNEY, 70 ccdarss
A.--Thc Best ir the Market.-E yon Want
elegant, fash2nablc Ha, direct to the manufactures
EsPEScHEID, rs Nassau street Price 81
A.-Iierri"s'. n ra,e.5 tent. s,vr.
2S Broadway, corner Murray s!r,st
s.-Hnzurd s. Ca.yveIps Cod Liver Oil il
The best.
Great Run
oHsgs' ssIIs&ys HsASy zHiFs, AH4 w0o1
sl,, sls 81, $50.
BRoKAw BROTHERS.
Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Institute.
Lafayette place. opposite Asor place and Eighth street.
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Al the Oriental slIuh.


This substantial and handsome political fortress, a
regular backbone support 10 rammany Hall, though
youthful organization, was, nevertheless, full OF
rejoicing at the glowing prospects. The cluD house.
situated on East Broadway, Is uxuriousy furnished
Gtd has over two hundred prominent citizens as
mdnbers, most OF whom, including Judge Snandlcy
the Nresient, attended the neeln5 at Cooper Instl-
tute .st evening. Dut there was sufficient mum
Der or front men" at the Oriental TO make matters
lively, and The approaching struggle was discussed
in strain sufficiently confident IN its tone to lead
most people TO suppose mat the strength and en-
tnuSiasn OF the great army would completely over
whehn ana deniorallze the enemy. With iull re
lance on tile SIKH and ingenuity OF the general,
commanding, TINS division OF The forces almOSo
certain or conquest, ana from The general tenor of
the friendly conversations that took place but little
hope was lett Tor the foe IL was not until ten
O'Clock ttereabouts that the reception began
opinion whlcD prevailed showed that tue Oriental
ut least would not be surprised If the political VIC
tory to-day should prove TO be tne most tri-
ulnphant ever achieved under the auspices OF the
democratic party IN this State. There was great
deal OF betting III regard to very fine issues ut
all respecting The general result Gladness rcgned
around, an every individual member looked Ike a
political hero. Mr.. w. III. Tweed, Jr., Is the vice.
president OF the Crientai. " hic has many stanch
supporters, including Judge Shandley, John Pres
colt, 1hos. Cummings. Michael Slandleg ana others;
and II rumor De correct, no youthful political orga-
niZatlon has worked more stfenuousy during he
campaign. The feeling at The club last nlghl was
pleasant III the extreme, and all seemed confident Uf
complete success
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Pool selling at Rilcy's, chris G,Conuor's and
Elsewhere.
The politicians had "high timen of il last night
at Rlleys al the pool selling. Tolnmy Johnson was
IN the height VI h,s glory. lie had been 10 Del.
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Senator Morrill,, or Maine, telegraphed
to-day that his health Is improving.
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A.--TSc Best ir the MarIset.-If You Want
elegant fashionable Hat direct to the manufactures
ESPESCHEID, lis Nassau street. Price 81
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-22

We have seen tte plan Of ths, new Conn
ty f0or Honse, which is 10 be lpcated in the
vicinity Of Sugar Greek Station, on the line
of the A. u g. W. R'y. When finish, d 1t
Is estimated the cOsswill amount to $50, 600.
The building is 10 be Of brick with stone
foundation and stone trimmings; 10 wings
and all, lsS Ioet long and l4l wide, the
main building being 70 feet wide. 1t is to
ie three stories high, the stories being re-
ai~cti"eiy II, IL and IA feet in height
There will be room In II for l06 beds with-
"ut being crowded, and 1t will accommodate
that many people and more II necessary
it is to bc fitted up with all the modern
improvements. THIS is q work that has
long been needed and We ere glad to know
has been commenced at last.
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'sDey may raiI against women as much as
dey like, said darkey lately, '"dey cant
set me against dem, hab always in my
life found dem to be de first in Tub, iust in
quarrel, fust in de dance, fnst in do ice
cream saloon anti dc fust, best and de last
In de sick room! What would we do with
out dep! Let US be born as young, As ugly
as helpless os We please and o .womans
arm am ready to receive us. She 1t am
dat guv vs. our fust dose oh castor oil, and
puts clothes on our helpless naked limbs,
and cubbers mp our foots and bones in long
flannel petticoats, and it am she, as we
grow up, dat fills our dinner baskets wild
donghnuts and apples rs We start for
school, and licks Us when we tear our trow.
sers."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-22

Ou Saturday the engineers Of the James
town & Franklin Railroad were engaged ia
surveying the r0u u Tor that railroad from
Oil City to this place. 1t ia understood
The road is to be bui over tae hill, the q.
q. d A. r. II. having purchased the right
10 lay track on both sides of tha creek on
tho Hats, thereby forcing the J. & L. Com
pany, 10 the event Of tue route Lyiug con-
S'r"c'ed' Of which there is little doubt, to
run 1t over the hill. We are informed that
1t is the intention of the J. & +. company
10 commence operations In buildi1g:. the
road from Oil City to this place IT olice.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-22

Mr.. George Howard has sold the Petrol
cum Exchange Hotel and Restaurant 10
Mr.. Alfred Myers, who will hereafter con-
duct the business at the old stand, with the
assistance Of that prince OF good fellows
and ''boy from tho old bouse," Ed. Snther-
land. We cOmmead the Eew proprietor
and his gen.enanly assistant to the good
'gIaccs Of those who take delight in good
square meal, glass Of cool lager or ale,
and o fragrant Havana cigar. Call and zee
them.