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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

Leap year 10 almost upon u.s. During
that year ladirs are supposed to rxerci..
more liberties than they commonly do. We
shouldn't voudsr ii they made desperate
effort TO put sixteenth amendment to The
constitution Of these United States giving
item the right Of suffrage But. ladies, VIC,
msn.ria htsrs and female safsrsrs, "Iock be-
fore you leap" even in lssp year, because 4
you get what you are trying for. you msy
dnd 40 elephant ou your hands, which YOU
would gladly bs rid Of The prsiimin.r,
step OF popping The question 10 to be tak.r
oy the iadies this year, 80 sIl ys msrri.g..
ble yeung men. rich old bacheIora and vid
owens, keep your eyes peeled aud slwsy
make sure that tbs way Of retreat 10 ops,
aud easy of stcess.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

CHxRayrREs Run IrEMs.-Our Cherry
tree correspond dent ssu:s 10 the following in
,eresting items:
The John Brown farm has averaged ..
production OF l26 barrels per day during
last month, proving itself to he lasting ter
ritory, sud slso proving beyond doubt tba,
every loot Of It is good oil territory, and
.bs6 the "bis flowing we'll" Of to-day at
CssbUp. shsli have been abandoned and
nnmSsrsd With the things Of the past, the
wsils on this farm Will continue to yield oi,
"a paying Qua ntitiss.
The Metropolitan farm 10 . little under
the weather a. present, the Mayor, owing to
slnkosss 10 bic iam,ly, not having raised any
excitement lately.
The Metropolitan Exchange Hotel, at Al.
lrmsgoosslum City, under the excslleu,
Iusnagemsnt Of Mr.. Frank Wilkins sud bu
s~isUls lady. is doing 40 excellent business
W present.
Hambsrg Avenue preeens . 6ns appear-
sncs these frosty mornings.
Miss Tillie Campbell, . very charming
5Onng lady. is the belle OF Aiiemag agozelum N
Ksns City exprrss leaves Alien . goozsl lu q
dsily 1T one o'cock.
, Tue Lake farm 10 bound 10 10 an active
de,d Of oil operations the coming spring, be
oil belt being clearly defined theresbouls
Joe Andersen recently got his great ID.
smashed BY = crowbar falling on It.
Jack Schrum recently purchased th,
'Sure Pop" we'll, 90 the L IKE farm. It i
uow yielding two barrsls per day and 10
crsasing.
Wolf l. Bnzssrd, 10 the name Of arm o.
the Lake iarm.
TIE Big Tank farm had its full share Z
bid luek last summer, but 10 coming up a
pr'ssnt..
K.a. City is 10 aour'.hiug condition .
present. .-....- .-.
Ais Lord has 40 exceedingly fourIshin
sohNel, sud thoroughly understands how t
g wauaSs It.
The Aapcing club Ia Q success.
Lsss Winter Kane City hnd dourisbIn,
sycsu'a. Why not renew II. Who vii
Love 10 the n,sttsvf
Josu vlnespS who recently had his 10,
f'os's, 10 Sussisy Along ausiy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

Dr. r " PIayfo-d, o' YOUR town. Ia 60
ing to pnt veil down on the John Brow =
farm. Go In. D'c'or. yon cart miss strik-
lug The RrrAsy fud at that point
Sandy frose his left ear thu other night
l. J. Painter ia 10 westmoreiapd couu,y
rustic ting among his frieud..
Youog Isdies ars scarce % the Brown
fsfm.
Rev. Crouch preaobes at Kane City.
Revival meetings sss being held oIgbtly
10 Chesrytses village.
PsrRoLsun.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

The East Sandy oil Geld 10 beoomi ng quite
extensive 1t 10 situated on the line be-
tween Venanso and Clarion counties, on
East S'ndy Greek, sbont thirteen m iles
from where that stream emptiss into the
Allegheny river. There are l6 producing
wells yielding from 10 to 80 barrels each. -
Some l2 or Is usw wells are drilliog-four
OF them being 10 Clarion county. We were
IN error last week 10 stating there was a
producing we'll on & F. Hestsr's land. in
Ashland township Thsrs 10 we'll DR. ,llius
however down about 500 feet, With good
Indications There 80 strong dow OF ga
in all the wells. There was three new
strikes recently not far from the oil
burning wsll-ons Of them producing 90
10 r-l'. The oil is carried in D pea to Oi
CITY. The bet rnna east and viii soon de-
v-lop large amount of Ciarou county ter
ritory.-CiarIon D"moerst
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Gold At l p. m. losk
REMOV AL.

Tho Office Of the Daily Re.
cord has been removed to the
builoing situated four doors
below the late location, direct.
ly opposite the McClintcck
! Ilouse, and next door to Odd
Fellows Hall. Our friends are
invited to call and see US.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

TEE Helena Daily Moatsns Herald, 10
View OF the approaching leap year. publshp.
list OF eligible old bsc hslors 10 Helrus,
a'd follows With thirty Or forty grnuin.
names OF cltzeus who are 10 The main It
sayh "ipli good slate of pre.srvatiou."-
Toe daring editor proposes to supplement I,
Toe list with another. of "all ibe old maid =
ond uarriassAbIe young lad "a In Helena
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

ACCIDENTS Quite = chapter of aeci-
dents have taken place during the week -
% Saturday, at the "Win. Scott WE'LL
K. U. Scott farm. FsRundAs, The boiler { .
large onr) blew up, going through and CON.
pletely demolisbiog the derrick, Instant,
killing Thomas McCsrthy who was drilling
ut the time, and badly ecsIding the eusin-
eer. Mr. Mccarthy who was from Rvchps-
ter. N Y and hsa been operating 10 THIS
section long time. He Was we'll este, m I'd
and his loss will BE- felt. We are clad to
learn tbs the engineer 10 doing nicely. 90
The same evening q msu by the name o
Green, was stabbed 10 An sltsrcation a
Triumph City. We understand b. 10 no,
fatally injured. We regret to announce 4
serions accident on the came evening to
Jack Fulton, who 10 well known here. He
has been employed . % brakssmau 10 thi.
yard for several years and . more faithful
bard working man could not be found. H.
was engaged 10 coupling cars, when bis
right hand wss caught between The bump
ere, and 90 badly mashed and Iacerated that
amputation was necessary. Jack has many
friends, who beard with sorrow OF bis terri.
BILE calamity, aud VIZ ale glad 70 bear that
this sorrow Is bearing substantial fruits in
tie way Of funds for his USE. Let their be
liberal response ~ be 10 every way wor-
Thy OF assistance in bis hour OF y, sat trou bls
Journal
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

The New York Commercial Advertiser
says "wnru folks want to poke fun a, Ti,u..
vile they call::she vill4g. Thorn psonviIIe-
because the d~nizsns thereof went r.vi,g
distracted over the fair Lydia and her
blonde sarellitsa" This sort of vlt h..o,, i.
leg to stand on, aud th-tsfors can't b. COM
pared to Lydia. .-Titusville Courier.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

Nss'rs. King, Asttsrn, Gardner d Clark
are the owners Of . twenty-five barrel OF;
we'll struck on .TbsGhssiviog day, on the
ADonoush tract, near Mount .Hops, which
10 now considered very valuable territory.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

According 10 ths Tidiouts Journal, the
daily prod dnc'ion at T'diouts is l.l64 bar-
r"l'. and st Wsst Hickory 1880 barrsI..-
Atths latter point there are 22s pumping
and drilling wells.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

The Indisus on the Tonswanda Rsssrvs
lion have just erected 81, 900 Prssoytsrisn
Meeting House, about two miles north o.
the Indian Fair Ground. 1t was bnils by Q
6"nalo drn. This ice very progressive
sho prsiseworthy feature OF the civilization
ot toe remnant of this oncs powerful tribe
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

They have summary way 10 New Yorl
City for bringing = jury to 40 agreement. -
The other day. the jury being 'ou," % th.
gold cass against Gould aod Fisk. 10 wnich
sa'- two or more jurors had been approach
ID WITH brites, Il, ven Of the jury w-r.
agreed. but one msu hurg out for the d.
fence. Tbs"ubOoru juror WAS charged wit.
hsvlng bseu bribrd, aud biOle was pr, sen
ted hiu on whicn b. was asked to sweal
that be bad not bseu bought. Refusing tu
to take sucn 40 oath, aud refusing to CIV.
any reason for his course, it was proposed
10 throw him out the window, but some Y,
the more sober jurors intsriered 10 this pro.
cesdiDg. After some hours tho recusanl
juror yielded aud agreed with the eleven.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

Josh Billings lectures at Sobsrs Opsrs
Houss, Thursday evening, Dec. 18th.
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II GAFFNEY 10 the ONLY SQUARE
LlQv0R DEALER on the Creek. Give
him Q call.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

The P'tholr Borough slsetion .skss plscs
on Monday next.
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on last Monday ,hs newly elected Sheriff
u 8 Msrks. was sworn 10 and took pusss-
sion OF the ufios.
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Fisher Bro" veil as Casb-np City, near
the Mclaughlin vol, IL about rsady to tss.
The sbov Of gss sud oil 10 exosIIsnt
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II GAFFNEY keeps constantly ou
hand Scotch Ale aud Loudoa Porter, sspeo
ally Tor family use.
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LOcnl Notices.

Z. N. Pettenslli Il 90. ~
rark yo~, New Yo,t, afA Geo. r. Rowsll 4 o.
Advertising Asenss are the ao's sgsnts Tor the rs,
iroaeum Uentre DAILY ksooaD In tAaa dty. Ad-
vetisep IN ttat city ore rvqutsttd " have their
q ,orr Wnh et,i,er Of tno stuve bo~ses
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

Another well on Tarr Run will soon b
completed.
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Ma''fon d s ones Dramatic AiIisnee v n
appear At Sobsl's Opera uouse. Mond.,
evening and continue tor three niphts
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

TIE water pipes at The wells 90 NoCrsy
Hill ere bsdiy frozen Up.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

Dy'peps's can be cured by v.lls U. s. p
Biitrrs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-08

a. eUfFALO cor HAY. AZ
Hchsrmeehorn 3 TenEyck'a
iuie.6 Cor. 3ud & Washiu gtuu StA
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II GAFFNkY'S LIQUOR STORE 10
tn+ ooly place to look Tor Hotel Glaze
Ware. Al
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Skating 's good on vi Cr ok At present.
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e8 Large stock Of Leroy ". Fsi:shiidt
GOLD PENS-besl 10 toe market.
nOv24-M A. SIMMONS
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LIVE AND LET LlvEt
Jus, received at Aeaar 4 Armstrong;
Fl ur and Fed Store, 1900 bushels extra
WHITE OATS. which will be sold at low.
-st cash pricest 02e-tf.
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Go 70 ALDEN'S for the latest styles fis
& Caps.
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~ HOLIDAY GOODS in great vsrie
y,
Al SIMMONS.
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~ Go 10 CABINETS for aus GIG ARs
sn'i cheap fer cnsh.
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Fresh Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTEl
SCHEMERHOkN q TEN kYCK'S
cor. Washington l. Second Streste. m2S Il
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching ct II o'clock A. NJ, and II
O'clock P. n.
D. PATTON, Pastor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-14
Governor Palmer.

The following correspondence is rather
damaging to Governor PALMER IN his sofIie
upon the Federal authority, flourlshlng
the banner of States rights. He makes
rather poor spectacle in the light oil his
"thanks" to General SHERIDAN. He is
like man in custody who fastens himself
up by putting additional bars to bis prison
and then resolves TO break through them.
1t will trouble the Governor to explain
himself. Assuredly there was quite enough
of indifference to his essay to assert the
domestic authority of illinois without this
developed correspondence to add contempt
to that indifference:
estate OF ILLIHoIs,2
"txEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT.
SPRINGFIELD, OCTOBER ~, loi1.
"To Colonel r. B. Mason
-sDear Sir,--Colonel H. D lyer, a5Jutant'
general, &C., will leave here this evening
with enc company of militia and 1000 mus
kets. He will also (after reporting TO YOU
organize for the preservation OIL order III
voIr city, Colonel Dilger is an old soldier,
has served under my eye on the field, ana
will preserve order at all hazards. He has
orders TO enforce the law, and he has mus
kets enough to do it cffectually. ;,
Respectfully, JOHN NJ. PALMER"
Endorsement.
general Sheridan
81 refer Colonel III. Dilger to you for
orders. If in your opinion the men are not
wanted, please order their return. >,
"R. b. MASON, Mayor"
Copy of a telegram
SPRINGFIELD, October II, 1911.
"Licut.- Gen. p. Sheridan, Chicago, :.
"tleaSe inform me OF the NUMBER OF
troops ordered into Chicago by you Oh ac-
count of the fire, and that are now on dutv
In the city. Thanks for your promptnee;ss.
john NJ. PALMER"
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIvIsIoN}
"oF THE MISSOURI,
"CHICAGo, October Ill, 1871. }
"Gore7uor John u Palmer, Springfield:
"seven companies Of United States troops
are here or coming, aud regiment is being
organized for twenty days service from the
old soldiers in the city, which l think will
be ample. Shall keep your volunteers Tor
day or 20. Thanks for them. :,
"P. III. SHERIDAN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-14
General Fremont's Road.

1t appears now that General FREMONT
and his colleagues are endeavoring to make
up line of railway from New York
through West Virginia and Kentucky to
connect with the Southern Pacific line.
With this view, it is stated that arrange
ments are about to be made with the West
Virginia Central Railroad Company by
which the right OF way is to be obtained
under the charter of that company for
road from the Pennsylvania line, passing
near kingwood, in Preston county, and by
Buckhannon, in Upshur county, and
Charleston, Kauawha, to Big Sandy. There
q connection is to be effected by the Ken
lucky and Great Eastern Company's char
tered line, along the Ohio to MaysTille, IN
Kentucky, and Cincinnati. Exactly what
route is to be pursued from Cincinnati we
do not know.
There was meeting at Cattlettsburg, at
the mouth of Big Sandy, on the 10Th in.
slant, mir. 4. J. HOLDER, president Of the
Kentucky and Great Eastern Company, IN
the chair. The plans of the company were
explained by him. 1t was proposed that
the counties along the line in Kentucky
should subscribe, and Boyd county was
first appealed to. She was asked to SUBJ
scribe 100000, and telegram says that the
prospect is good for subscription. Boyd
county has been asked already to subscribe
to the Lexington and Big Sandy road,
which is in fact the Kentucky extension Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. She is
| to vote soon Oh that proposition.
That great projected line will be COM
PEELED to cross the Chesapeake and Ohio
line, but cannot well conflict with it, as it
has already shut off all competitors in two
| modes. First, it will have direct line
through Ohio; from Huntington to Cincin-
natl, shorter than the road Via Maysville
and secondly, 1t owns the short road from
Cincinnati to Louisville.
! So expansive and numerous are the rail-
way schemes through the central and
southern States that few years will work
an Immense politico-social reyoluticn
| amongst them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-14

. -pn1aski Il. A walker (Conservanye)'
Rappahannock q. Miller soons''
'iI Richmond city: j. r. Brown, r: e., 1.
Daniel. William Loyenstein. D. II. Dooies'
W. .. Gilman (Conseryatives). n,,o,.
Richmond county DR.. ". W. no'k''''
(Radical). a w A. Dom
aid (ConserEativca). ,, rhoryaa n.
Rockingham: 6. =. Deneaie' oi"'a''
OiFerrell (Conseryatiyes). ,,, frndorer.
Roanoke: G. b. Fi'zgera'u 'l"e'f'
oo pT.seIl. John Carter (ConserVative).
e,t. w p. Queen (Conservatlve).
cSonandoah II. II. Riddlebarger (Con-
eorvativel: James w. Smoot (ConserVa-
tive). ,b frorea,yotive,
southampton George E. beaton lCon-
g spotsylyania: j. H. Kelly (Conserva-
tiye). s..,. ,co,,.o,r,,,ve,
Surry: c. P. Ramsdell lRadlcaD:
Sussex: J.H. Van Auken, tfadicai).
WASHINGTON A. c. Cummings (Con.
seryatjye]: A. Fulkerson (Conservative).
Warren S. w. Thomas, (ConserVatlve).
Wcstmoreland: Frederick Griffith (Con'
servative1.
Norton, negro (Radicall. -
Wythe: Joseph j. Graham (ConserVa'
tive). o., ,,:,,u
Total 90 Conservatives 50 Radicals
independents not heard from.
Totals in both Houses q: Conservatives,
1874; Radicals, ~; independents, 8; not
heard from, 4. Conservative majority over
Radicals, 81.
There is scarcely an error in the above
/ list, we think.
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The Richmond Air Tine

here Is no reason TO doubt that the air
lac tom Richmond v;a Danyille and Char.
'otte, \. c., to Atlanta, Ga, will be CON-
pIGted during 1872. If the alI-rail route
from Washington to Richmond be ar.
ranged by that time, the route from New
York 10y this city to the Gulf will be the
shortest and most travelled Of all the lines
between the Empire City and the South
This viii give a great advantage to Rich.
nond, and will spread its fame wider than
ever. ~, s.. ...
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company are
going on with their road from Alexandria
10 Fredericksburg, or to the end of the ex.
tension of the Fredericksburg line In
Quantico, on the Potomac. When that
point is reached, unless terms can be made
Win the Fredericksburg Company, it IL
stated that they will 90 on building an indie.
pendent line. We doubt whether the djnl,-
macy between the two companies will no
carried TO this extremity. We exnect to
see terms settled, and hope that before tho
end OF next year, and possibly BY NEXT
Sprlng, the ail-rail' line Will be.iu full one.
ration TO Washington, aud will enable us
70 90 TO thateity III three hours and a hair!
me completion Of this air line from
washington ria Richmond to Atlanta will
aoo immensely lI to the lie and spirit of this
cry. we shall have many more strangers
pfo'pesc Hg or enjoying the equable tenn.
perature. the salnbrity, and the beautifn,
views OF Richmond. This mir line will, y
douotedly materially assist the Oh. s.ra,ra
ana obio railroad in swelling the trade ard
population of this city. -"
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DIED.

I'm Monday morning the 18th instant, az haif-
mast 6o'cl OK. mre. JULIA VIM wife Oh Jonn
Wiun, of Charl t.'syille. and daughter OF L.
liam f. Bu Ter, Of his city.
he +, lends of her husband and those OF Der rs
tler are Invited to attend her fuaeral THE ues5
d,yl AFT 1sNODN at O'Clock from the Tniro
Presbyterian ciu.ch (H.v. d.. Bai7d'sh In1trh
HUI.
Donar,ed tb,s life, arcr q brief Illness, on Sa.
turdsyessning r'nvGmbar !th. Err. 10 y Hp =
POWELL, In the forIy-s ecor u ear OF his age.
at Chester, November 18th. ut ?. NJ, job =
Andrews, son CT Richard and Maria Busier'
aged eight years. ., D,,,,,o,J
ana Petersburg Rail road depot at IL Nj. O-i,A
Ali acuusint ,nces are kindly invited 10 attend
Ath's residence, on Third street, al Q, clocs' G
n n ,iutul illness Mr. THOMAS DOHEEIf' h
the fortv-eign;h year of his age. p, ,o.,, no.
His ;unernI viii Ike place from st. Peter "
thpdral At 3 O'Clock tbs FNkf1Ntr. ffe!"'
md ac0uain .anccs are invited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-14
Another Important Railroad.

TIE schemes for railways in the West
crowd upon Us, and offer such fine pro-
sper,5 for direct and lapid Intercourse be-
tween Richmond and those parts of the
Wet from which she has the best reason to
eX>,Ct The most lucrative trade, that it AZ
tords US the greatest delight to bring these
enterprises TO the notice of our readers.
There Is au air line railway in course OF
construction from New albany, immcdi-
9tcIy opposite Louisville, ky., TO st. Louis.
FROM the report Of the proceedings of Il
'-acrln" Of the company held last week in
Louisville We infer that it is one Of the
most active aud energetic railroad compl"
MES in the Union. 1t appears to be press
iuy us work with inuomitablc spirit. 1t
las Iarge capital, and does not seem to
want for anything. The Louisville Led.
GERS report thus states the purport of the
Remarks of Judge BELL, the president Of
tie illinois division Of the line:
Within fifteen days he would com.
lurnce lay iue Gown the iron OH lbe roaC
be: wceu Mount Carmel aud Albion, ILL.,,
a distance Of seventeen mles; and by the
slb!c tlliS putl Vi tue Ipuu WIS lTOucu tut
portion between Albion aud Mount Yer
non, H., would be ready Tor the iron
Contracts for the rails have already been
mrde, and there will be no delay IN their
dclYery. The bridge over the Wabash
river mt Mount Carmel is being pushed
forward rapidly BY the contractors. The
Inc p!crs Will all ne five or six tcet above
The ordinary high-water line by Saturday,
- h Instant. Splendid stone for the piers
and other Missionary work has been found
heor tic bridge, and the opening OF these
9lH!res has greatly facilitated the wol k
The bridge Will be completed ready Tor the
lSs2."
Ehc Ledger says that President BRADLEY
ana The directory will not be lacking in
ehefSS in putting the road through to St
LOUIS, and the people OF Louisville are cal
'ui"''hS largely upon its advantages.
Ihis road, joining the line from Louis
vile to this city, will give us the mos
u'rect route to st. Louis. Mr.. HuSTINaro,
has no doubt already looked into tina
IN alter, and possibly before '72 we ma
be able to take trip to that cit
upon this straight aud rapid line. Th
paths leading to Richmoud are bcin
sI'"ishtened aud heightened, aud the pro:
pet 'or her future greatness is CROWN
brighter every day.
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ME- MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS CoaIHG
TO The FAIR.

T. X. PRICE & CO. are again In market, and
bv steamers and express daily Gre adding largely
70 their extensive stack OF STAPLE and FANCY
GOODS. Every novelty in the dress line Is now
coming; also, CLoAkS snd SHAWLS FIR FIJI
and winter, In endless variety.
Plaiu aid rlad rer ch and Irish PcplIns,
Diagonal Poplins, every shade and quality;
Cashmercs and Eerinos, all qualities:
Black Gro Grain and Bonnet nilks, low bar
gains;
Fancy Colored Silks. plain and striped;
Ottomans, Satin Lustrcs, entirely new;
Empress Cloths,
Henrietta Cloths, BombazlDc Cloth.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
Velours and FreCch PoDlins, Ottomans,
Tam!se, lmperatrice. Gro De Nice,
Gro DE Athens, Double M0hairs. Alpacas,
Bombaznes {Freu oh and HDglishl.
Grape Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape Collars, &c.
IN STABLES:
Blankets, F.snnels, Linens. Cotton and Linen
Sheetings, Damask. Toweliings. Cloth, CASH
meres, Vestngs, Gents and L ate3' Shirts and
Drawers, Socks, Stockings. Bcsoms. &C., &c.
All Of which will be sold at small proGts, and
every article guaranteed Of best quality. No spe-
cia! list Of prices given, hut let sensible people
Judge for themselves. T. IL. PRICE Il co,
ocl7 IDOL maln, corner Eleventh street.