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The New York herald., 1872-12-07
DANKING OFFICE OF


FISK 4 HATCH,
NO. Nassau street.
| zSz.-.'-slrrs''
re- New YoRx. Dec. S. 1872
The total amount of the First Mortgage Six Per Cent
Gold Bonds Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is
$5oOOCOo This amount has all been sold and every dol
lar Of the proceeds expended on the road.
In order to complete the work in first class manner,
with iron bridges solid embankmcnts steel rails for
ments necessary at both Of road and in part
to furnish the large additional equipment Immediately
necessary the directors authorized the issue Of $OoO
Seven Per Cent Debenture Bonds e. bonds not secured
by mortgage.
fthese we have already sold upward Of s4,ooo0oO in
the negotiation of which have received in part pay
ment moderate amount Of the SIX PER CENT FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS, which we are now author.
zed to dispose Of As the road so nearly completed t
this less than twenty miles Of track remaining
laid and as bonds on completed roads are notably
ranging price above it is reasonable
pecta large advance in price and scarcityof CHEsA-
PEAKE AND OHIO BONDS during the coming year.
The bonds are issued in denominations Of $780, $500
and $1,000 either registered, botn principal
ana interest payable in New York city in gold coin-at
their present price they realize per cent
come, in gold.
To-Day bond Of
500 will cost 452 80
100 will cost. So So
This balance on hand will rapidly be taken up
We also conduct regular banking business, receive
deposits ION which allow nercsD. and usual buy
and sci Government and Central Pacific Bonds
FISK HATCH.
(NITIzENs' SAVINGS BANK
~ OF the City OF New York.
Aisrs Prssent "a 3; of interest Il. pcr
Money deposited now will bear interest from jan
Interest computed from the rst Of each month, and
paid or credited on balance on hand on the last days Of
n % sowery any S% sSrn Is Of Gsne
on Mondays and Saturdays from 10 A. ~ to r. NJ
Bank books in English fernap ans rrsqeh
srrxouR A. BuscK, Secretary.
s6as 9s sGESxT Is
~ Company, Filth avenue, New York, Dec: z, 1872
closed % sua S or s w pay e
men BY check, Of the semiannua interest due January
y, The viii be made as mailing
the books coin check the amount Of interest due
All bondholdcrs who have changed their address since
July s7 requested to send their present address
this office Immediately.
The books will be reopened on THURSDAY. January 2
1878 A. II. BARNEY, Treasurer.
ORrENrAL SAVINGS BANK,
" f35 Grand street.
Interest from the LIST of every month.
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on CITY PROPERTY,
w improved or vacant; also for South Brooklyn prop
erty and TO buy second Mortgages with
sAWARD LEAvITT 81 Wall street.
&GS 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
'DUC.UUU on New York improved properly. VIII
''"-' '" JXLLENDER LAURENCE, 30 Pine street.
@Qn OnO-To PURCHASE FIRST AND SECOND
DOU.UUU Mortgages on improved New York Cify
Keal Estate. W. ID. Of BARrLES, 81 Wall street
COPARTNERsHIPs.
| NEW YORK, DEC. I. tT2.-NorICk IL p.EREBY
! ~ given that Anarew sehmatser and JuliAs schro.
thes,, late arm wM - ee'.'acst by ANDREW
The New York herald., 1872-12-07

quality not than half grade above OF below the
grade quoted @5.. ~. Ils... .1..-s.
FISya AMP GsAIS~oRsceipts, -four oas bbis; wheat
market ruled dull but prices unchanged. The
port inquiry was very light but shipping grades were.
nevertheless held hrln The sales since our aggrc
gate only SSSut & Zoo S, Sss ancusng kinds
ass 90 ior Western yellow aud IS % S3 20 Brandy
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-05
.DaS 44tpert Rarl's oes @rpeen.

@ie mon eas 9ausrs&t e%e9enuber
ben Berliner Strolaen pabren mus,
3eiate firsli& Der @irtb Grtb Stem
a # am S&!adtenlse. Sc mar. tpie %.
ct. &c.," er,dblt, al, einem Sage rer
porieen @ode cine @eltuidaft Werliner
@elebrter, an ibrer SptBe en- lebr befaun<
tel, rlrpteer profeAor NIT .Gamilie, nad
eem @&ladtsniee ~sefabren, batten f9
an i&abnfarten, Belu& ce8 G6rberbauieS
une betterem Spiel erA6Bt urc narauf
an elmer lanaep Taftl in Ter .Nibe zee
Muftlaoles bel GriB &ienaR YtaB Sc,
nou,unen, 100 linen Elm Seupsr ~lerpirt
uuree. Da fam Elm Iruppr irer 81
leQen. lhon an9etrunfen, NIT tri!pem Sc
ieble, StSte uno 5dnapeaafden itwln
9enp, tn ben oidt belaubten part unp
pRanite {l9 aana in ber Nabe Der better
sslt{mmten @elebr'ense|eulhaft ouf be-
gam 33ot' n|teoer iu ltusen unp nerleBenz
be 3eoeneortsn gu fGbren. Die lpeiz
jence @eleulhaft maate Ihon Mnfa!ten,
iib III e%ntfernsn, ia bat Der Wirtb, 1e
m5@ten nur bleiben, ct babe unfeblbare
Mfttel> perarttae Y6beIbaufen CUR Mube
su brtn9en. Gr trat iegt an DE Nube>
f6rer beran> uno Iaste: Meine 6erren,
rpenn @te Sbren unae;oeenbetten fsinen
Ginbolt tbuu, 10 made Id NIT Shneu
Elm SdnS6en! Gin baumlanser &erl
trat lofert 3u Dem Wtub unp fra0te In
berausforcernpem Some: SIM Saal uoer
prauben? Der Mtrtb, Elm muafuI1ler
Mann, bate Gen Grobi9en icfcrt beim
&ra9sn uno pa'f Jpn 9e8en e{nen Baum,
oaB bic &ippen tre@ten> pann iaste ct
linn fol9enc, u6tr unter Der &tnpe."
Darauf ldien eie Banpe tnee7sn nur
0emartet III baben; i'm Wlcmente
bltBten bic WeNer unp elf &erle oraneen
auf ben Wirtb Elm. Dieter bielt einen
Stubl al6 Sdubmebr sor fia uno riei
leinem 6austne9t III, uTrtecrid, mcin
S@wert, ra6 Don &arl Rem Gro6en y
Der 9austnebtbradte i6nsu einen Stot
Don bepentliaer Stdrte, pe0en f& frlber
Elm grocer SeQrer, NamenS &arl, ais
@etbeipi9una5waHe seottnt bate, wesz
ta!6 Ser &;snaIt ben Stod ,pa5 S9mert
Narl'5 pe6 @Ypsen" mamie, Daz
NIT bist er nun lr5 unb bel ieoem GAla9e
feL ME bt;m WtB Don Bsrli9insen, ie
sin Wa"n. SGT far,ea AUDI nod bic
&suner soa ou.a Ssiten su 5Ilfe - Is
marea Is an Der 3abl - unp In sehn
Minuten mar cas 9anse G6latlfelo
Dom Teinre Y'r!o0eu. Der Birtb 9ab
bterauf BEN Stod an ben 61uefneat
3urud uno 1aett ,ubta: ,,5dnae msin
Shmert in c,e Hitfammer! !" Damn be-
9at CT ila sa Der lpeilencen @eleultaft,
so9 ten 5ut tub laBte: 80, meiue
Germ, mabe i'd e6 NIT alien St1renfrtcz
Dem Die fit na6 S6ladtenlee III 6:tBe
8ienaf eer!aufsn. Munlhe mobl ~
lpeiisn Gl!f!e l@ aud bier in Ame<
rita t'wabrsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-05

Cine purft9e Nonne.- aus
&smpten In 8atern miro pom 20. B. W
eelhrieben : ~@eitern Na&mittaa febrte
in &ed'6 @aibauS auberbaIb &smpten
cine r~eilenrc Nonne Gin, RE 10 wadey
icGte, raB |e In rer 3eit Don unsefdbr
anei @tunpen neuu babe 8ier uno per<
i4;epene @laitr Waaboloer binter DE
Binpe acB. Son einem @encarm Oh
ibres aufauenren Benebmene intsrpelz
lirt, erA;ns lie fd in ni@ts ment9sr a!a
flSfnliden Muscrifen. 70 pab III tbrer
Mrretiruue eel hrttten wercen mu6te. "a
Die flSfsrli6e Matp ras Mit9eben per-
1peieerle, 10 rpurpe Elm Jubrmerf bsltaft
ouf rpeldem ie unter bemufaeter Sesle'>
ture nod &empteu eeb,odt wurpe, no
ibr Einjus srcbes &ufieben erreste.
- Die MmetIe idetnt ben Belorauptn
>er eefatrlidfe uno erbittertae Geino gu
@etn, Der fe ntdt uur serfolot uno er>
tpur9t loucern zen fie aud In blinoer
6alt Fieben. Gin Beridt BEG Sefoncz
mieecmmi6drs @ternetors aus 2ippfact
iiber Die Grfabrunaen, wel&e Iter cas
Wuftreten~ Der Mmei|en aeaen bic G~elprauz
pen asmadt mcrcen fnp. meloet: SIN
Sabre 1861 nor Ger @arten pe6 pofs
baliers 2urwie gu 8utben arg BON 3au>
pen b%etmseludt. Dem &obl unb Weibs
febl brobte edn3l'&e 9erni@tuns. Da
bolte Elm Mrbeitamann einen Cad pou
orceer @alpameilen unb freute rie(elben
iitsr rem &cbl. Sefort ererifsn bic
Naupens BE Glu@t ut1o am anctra Sage
ma feline ein3i9e mebr 5u leben. ~: -
SSn @6Bnebed ftarste cine Der
s&lnRlerinnen elmer bort .sanweierpen
neutrality-suspicious. pom, boben Iburm<
leile, rpel9es pl5Blt@ rib, auf pas .Stra<
benpRcfn btnob, no bic uneludlide
3er(4mettert unp entitelt aufsebuben trare.
was an ptelen, 8oreanse 'pas @raufn>
bate nod erb5bt. 1T ter umi1anp, tob
.bos @eil eur@i&nttten worotn mar.
Deaen bte|tr rtu&lof.n Gbat finpE u,ebrere
FBerbaftuneeu porsencn,men weroen. =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-05

aurg unb faltes Grrd9en III perbdten,
pae BE ,jiebt auf tlstne &reile beidrdnfte
8rtfs ni&t sr6Bere Dimenfonsn an
rtmu1t.
2efper Idet fid nt6t faeen, bob Dt.je>
nioen, pel9e cae l1nolId berauftei@wo:
rem boben uno eann faQtrten. aud ..ae>
fraf #" finp. DEM wie don ermdbnt
baben s. 9. 2yon u. So. ti@tis: Hprofz
tirt. S9anpmdbta uno lol@e Corners
iber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der &orns
b6r{e ertetenpen @alamitdt 1T Is ober,
bae cie(e pu1ernben Tiuansjeluiten ibrs
Musldufer bic in &reiie t%ntlenpen, Die til
men oo%ai1dnpta fern lie9en. Drpaopos*
bdnpler, 3~abndrjte, 0antters tpereen ~
@peculattonen peranlabt, ben einfaden
@roeersnann, ia felbft @etalide rerfubz
rem fe, etn t!eine5NtIco ~ rpaaen. Gut
untenihtete BSrienmdnner laoeu oan,
often, pas pas Sptonter(yfen 10 ausee
oebnt 1T, apab bic 5peeulations> 6ausz
fne9te ouf 1epen Dollar, ben lie tbren
:3utden ptenlbar MAIDEN fSnnen, redz
men uno oob eeltern pieoer 5te Griparz
nt0e u,an6en tIeinen Wannes tabin &C.
oanaen ftno.
81 nie r{esmo!iee 2ebre lanae Sorz
balten ,pirp? Sir fl16ten ntdt. unc
es miro pielen 5pecu!ationen nt6t etn
Gnpe 9ema9t merpsn, BIG ra5 @ei,b ben
Strabenrdubern i'm Trad ros 6anemer1
leot. Dtele Mrt nes Specu!iren6t muf
pom @elese, pom @olft, . Der gluten
5ttte als 19tmphi6 uno sntsbreno &C.
b,anemarft reerben. :
SQ. Ste;to.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-05

Ge9en Irummeluh Gsn
lsbr einfa&es Wittel se9en Gromnlsl<
}ud', msl&ee ifBt mad rer ~9iorro. 81.
3t1. rielfa1 nit @rfol3 an9epsacet
70 RI. 1T cas- GinlhItten DON elmer (horz
i'm ~sisnlauge. SAT- reselmdbio fanz
gen cte lbiere bali n1hbr an uuf;uz
tofen uno rann 1T ibnen eetc!itn. Sn
3elaien wenoet man nadRebenpes Mi't~
ri an, wsl&es i'm o~ort9eu Sabre aud
;bcn rur9 eire 3amburoer 3situns
eEpfob,en wr::ce. Man r!tn1mt etne
9rube 8lyfie>ipr'Be, fsdt B eie nit eez
lalofenem St5plt! m5glia1t tief in ZEN
Wafparm birein unp 3iebt nun cen
S!5Ger surid. 6irrcur6 mtrD cte &uft
aus Dem Maitrarm bin~mea9tlc9en uno
cos Ibier BAT ou9cnbltdli1 2%inperuna.
Disien Gor9ana wieoerbolt man a...q.
reremale, uno letr lslten fol- zines Der
auf cfs1e @eiit betonpelten Gbiere fall
len. SD babe einieemale einem Ser
lu6e beisewrbnt. no BEN Gbieren prds
parirte @ier ein9c9:ben wurosn nno jez
oesmal 9elana petleIbe. Wan bate
In oas 81 Elm tleines Sod 9emadt bann
paS Weibe beraus9enommen uno oen lee
rem Haum NIT G%erpentin6l mtecsr oez
fuut. 3wei @ier, Gem 1biere in ben
Muno Qettedt, Q%snu1ten lsre6mal. Oils
ros i6erte Wittel 1T mir aber itet6
bas iosenannte M~ufsduuen er(&ienen.
Diele6 beltebt earin, roB man Gin
fairies Strobletl nit Sheer tidtis be-
ft,i9en, Dem Gbier eurd's Maul leet
unp pies nun 70 bsfeitiQt raB has
Gbter ben &opf in pie 5abe baltsn
mug.
Wid man RE Sahe is5r gut MAIDEN,
70 ldldst mar suerit elnen tidtieen
Anctsn in ras Setl uno brin9t otel en
Gem Itisre auf ci< OUNCE. IS oauert
nur eini9e Nu9enblidt. 70 mill Ih roe
Ibier erbre9eu. ee befommt Nuftc6en
uno 1T oanu 9erettet. Gou,e cas- Mitz
tel ni@t belfen. 70 bletbt nod Elm Ser
lu9 ibris, ndmli&> oa6 man benz Gbtere
balbNdnplta einen Gbl5fel pou @alz
miat in etnaS WeblwaHer rei6t obne
pab man 1d pe6 Troicart terient. Die
len lsBten @erlu4 uberlabt man ater
am beiten einem erfabrenen Na9bar poer
Gem Gbterarjte. IT,.
-, - Nn Der Spree botten fd in cielen
Eaeen Die uSnbaber BON S@netper9ez
iadften" ~ einem auasmeinen @onsreb
periammelt, un1 3undba Elm Nrfanrm
eeeen Die Strifey Gpipemie %auafncis gu
MAIDEN. Dds an9encmmene &ecept be-
ifebt in Der @rinouna eines Mrteiter<
Bunpes. 17Sn 8etref BEG swetten punt
tes, bic unteritlgun9 perNrbetter in ibren
Bearebunse1 auf 2pbnerb5bun9 In ben
nicperen& cnfectionsseiddften anlanseno,
bef&los man. Ginisuns6dmter III befelz
len. Die 9ebrlinssirase murce &.bab;n
erleoiet: u eemertliae 6ortbtlounes>
auentbalben eintufdbren p ben
anitott Ger Btf6fi9una einen
ibren fonl&reitenpen ,2etfunetn entipre,
benpen QobnlaB 81, eepdbren ;, b. Die
9ebrlfnge nur ~, aei@dftliden Qetftun0en
III ptrrpfnbtn. Au@ lou bet ate Mei>
aerbesppttsuus BEN 2ebrltnet ,~seatuaber.
a~uf8ebsbeu ietp., st.a,. - ! ~. or. -. ~ 9
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s 8 O 90 o o
$3.50 Weminne int 8elaufe ,. $3O0.OOO

San: eoolt $10..;; babe 9ouids5; Visrt'aoO'e : $50.
a. Eafere 0otterte 1T pom Siaare a'd,attert Ns De
tsausea *"b n TETS sur fetptissten 3ett uns unter Ter u
- iJe sfF,teue 3;stuus n,rt in ben ct. 9suis BIZ tt II
srsffeaAitt, unb aaen jabatsrn pou ls''eu wtre tue ~
Il ,utsi not.
H. !!ECtr psranRolteu eite 3tehurB Tie eie pet8e an les
ga 3 .5s e,nes ieben MtrnltS TN S aore 1872.
"a .A.lb reuSuugsn suf infer RiNte m. ttelt pof'Dtfee
<%eip- 2-ers. Steeitttrtsu Sritfen. 3'spunaen peer GrpreB-
r. oenbet peaex etnes @irculdrs. Mfdu %nbrenire:
Deurrap Wiicr & 60.
10. So H1laut stre,t, post Office Box 2aAo) ct. 2ous
is. S1u.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-27

1t quite evident that there 10 to be 30
lack Of reform suggsstions. and agitsiions
dur ing the next four years. Among the
various projects which have been moo,ed 10
this dirse lion, 10 that OF . Nstiensl Con.
venlion for the purpose Of making . gesersl
revision Of the Constitution OF the. United
States. II is said that petitions to ell the
State Legislstures, at the next respective
sessions Of those bodies, praying for the 90,
thoriEation. Of such convention, upon the
ground that there is practical disagree,
ment OF the civil establishment with the
general complexion Of society, and that
many Of ibe the provisions OF the organic
law are not In conformity with the dsman de-
Of the present time. There will, OF course,
be some differences Of opinion conceruing
the sdvissbili'y OF the proposition. 1t l..
certain, however, that the working mschin/
cry Of the government is not wholly .dap,/
ed to the ends required. Nations, like iu/
dividuals, Outgrsw 10 their manhood the
gsrbs which fitted them 10 their childhood,
aud this 10 % true Of Institutions ~ Of rS/
msnt. Whether the time has come for ibis
readsrtion is Q matter 10 be thoughtfully
considered.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-27

Ju ID Ward Howe, commenting upon the
Woodhull- Cla1in paper, says: while all
Of as have lostbsd the doctrine set forth In
that print, aud while its faleeboods have
mooved our earnest indignation, We have
thrown no stone, because the editor thus
offending against the lave Of morality and
Of truth was woman, and we ~ women
did not feel called upon to denounce her. II
We understand tbls position II 10 that women
will never throw stones at women, no matt
ter bow mean they are, because they woI
men,. All that remains 10 for men TO follow
this interesting example who We suppose,
in order to forecast the great work Of mora
purifcstlon which women in politios' aIe
expected 10 fully inaugurate."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-27

1t is we'll to bs emphatic; i, is we'll 10 hs
decided; It 10 we'll always, 70 bs composed
and ~ W able 10 bold yourself 10 subisc-
tion. 1t isl very Fortunate .person who
csu do ell this, under oil trials, oil surpris-
%, all tribuIa.issa Bnt there 10 such q
thing as being too dramatic for good effect; /;
there 10 such thing ~ overdoiug Il even in
grief. The examination Of Mrs. O'Nsi--
'he wife OF tho man who was shot deaa by
King in Pine street, New York, The other
day, ONisl Asvios just given 10 some dam
aging testimony sgsinst Kiog 10 . divorce
suit between ArG and Nr. Kipg-is a ease
10 point. 1t was on the eorouer's Inquest,
Ard kiog vas pressst and Mrs.. O'Nsii ives
wi'nesA She gave 10 bsr testimony ss.to
the murder With great dramatic eff.st, sad
when II came to The matter Of identifying
King as the murderer, which Of course wa.
a mere matter Of necessary legal form, as
'here was no dispute about The killiog, Mrs
o'Neil pointed TO King and crossing her,
sell, said, SIN the name OF the Father, end
'Son, and the Holy Ghost, that 10 the nan.' >
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-27

The new depot beinR bull. at Salamanc,
BY the Erie aud A. i G. W. Il. X. Cvs.. !.
rapidly approaching completion The en-.
tire length Of the structure is 42O # buil, In
three sections, ranging in length from 40 ,o
80 IL, the intervening spaces being covered
platforms extending between the main
'rscks for the ,rsnsfsr Of baggage aud ps,.
senssrs. The whole 10 cove red With CORN.
gated irsn, painted 10 imitation OF pr.ui,s
and Portland stonU. II IL said to have Coat
nearly So, 900.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-27

The Producers Association Of the Eisv-
enth District have made arrangements with
Aasrs. Cross & AcOmber, TO # them up o
suitable room aHthe Central House asian OF
Exchange. A part Of the prsaent dining
room oi The house Is TO be partitiousd ofi
and an addition put up 10 rear Of the
honse. When completed the room will be
one Of the auss, for the purpose intended 10
the oil region. We also learn that the
oface Of the W. U. Tel. Line will BE- remov
cd to the Central House Is 5000 as The Oil
Exchange 10 completed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-27

Tho lounssrs sbsut tho. City market OF
San Francisco we're, ,sssonished, recently, By
the sudden appar,,ion .sf small boy, vrap-
ped IN aamss and screaming d,smaiIy. No
sooner was hs put'ous tbas . sesoDd, boy,
likewise bnrning hercely,. rushed on The
scene and demanded TO b ~x.insuisbsd.. -
He, In turn, was followed, after few mo-
meuts, BY third flaming boy, and spss.a-
tors abandoned themselves 10 ths bsiisithat
general confsgration Of the small boys Of
San Francisco was 10 progress They walt.
ed, however, 10 vain for any fus:Asr. burn
ing boys, and 6usIly ascsrlsiusd that the
ihr"e boys who bad 90 ssionished them had
picked mp three separate sticks ofphosphor.
Gus aud plscsd them in their respective
pockets IN which warm receptacle tho
phosphorus had burst into fsmes.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-27
Another year has relied ronud and the

| Another year has r. lied ronnd and III,
sonivsrssiy Of q time -honored custom L
Thanksgiving Dsy--is simos.lat our doors
to>monow being the day set apart by IN,
President Of the United Siates and the Gov,
ernor Of the Common wealth. a. = day o
thanksgiving and prayer To the Master o
Lie for having "kept and preserved us
during another year.
The country has never bad NOR, PROF.
perons year than the past Our orops have
been PLENTIFUL pes'ilenes hss no, visited
our shores; the famine 10 40 unbeard Of
thing; war ia non est, and ths "good old
times" when. literally speaking, whi'key
was only five oeois . drink and tobacco
three oenM . plug (thls would be the case
now barring the internal revsnue) has been
With ne during The year. Let us give
thanks, thsr.fo"s, snd trus. the tax may be
abolished by the new administration.
Let US give thsnks that We are alive YET,
for a. the good book bss it, ''if We bad our
just deeerts vs would have been dead
long ago." Let us give thanks, thss, that
We are alive and kicking.
Here In the oil regions ~ have reason 10
give thanks that the powers of dsrknesS
not exactly old Lusiisr. but the 50. Imp.
Co., Ref. CON-, and similar imps, have not
prevailed agsiss. u.s. On the contrary, let
% give thanks that the consplrators, rob-
bers. tblsves, &C., are about ready 10 give
up the gbost.
Let Us give thanks tomorrow, ssd those
vho are able to set down and enjoy .tur-
key and fxins" give thanks while doing 90,
and remember the poor devils, and there ere
many Of them, who will have nothiog &
eat, aud consequently have little 10 b.
thankful for. Remember tlen, you that
have wealth.
We, The editor. the printers. the devil,
&c., propose to give thanks, eonsrqsntly no
paper vill DO issued tomorrow.
Let everybody give thanks and rejoice.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-27
HEAYY OIL SUIT.

| In the District Court. on Saturday, suit
was pstssed by Arnold Hertz, Samuel Lew
IL, Charles Lockhart, Wm. Frsv, A. NJ Bye
era, JOSEPH Fleming, William X. Nimick
Alex Nimick and David Hostrtter, late
| oopArtuers as The Pittsburgh Petroleum o.,
sgsiust The Standard Oil Company. The
affidavit Of claim, which is sigbed by DR..
Hosietter, sets forth that the Standard Oil
Company is indebted TO the plaintiffs iu the
sum Of $ll6,271 81; snd that the nature u,
said Indebtedness is as follows: That on or
about the first Of December, 1869. the plains
tlffs agreed 10 store with defsndents, who
agreed to take on storage, as svehousemsn,
Into their tanks In the Eighteenth ward, o
large quantity Of crude petroleum; that 10
pursuance Of said agreement plaintiffs de
livered 10 descendants 45,SOl barrels, acf
cording 10 schedule annexed {, the claim; (;
.hat on or about Octo Der LIST, 1870, by 90
arrangement between deponent (Hostetter)
and the Pittsburgh Petroleum OIL Company,
thu oil 60 on storage was allotted and trans
erred 10 him, and b. was duly authorized
10 receivs the same; that he drew on defends
ant for said oil, frum time 10 time, who
delivered TO him on bis order, the smouut
of 29,02l barrela, as per schedule; that after
wards, on or about March l6, 1871, depon-
snt dem anded the balance Of The OIL but
the defendants refused 10 deliver II. and
still refuse; that according to the guage GET.
t'fcs'es, and accounts furnished by the
purcbasing ugsn,s Of the plaiutiffs, the diff
srsucs, or additional amount which dspon.
snt ought to recs i've, 10 l6, 779, barrels, and
that the actual cost of said oil to plaintiffs
was elk dollars twenty nine and seven ,six.
teentbs cents per barrel Of forty gallons,
amounting to $lOa sos 81, with iuteres,
amounting to Sl0,s66 10, making . total o.
SIG, ,2sl 67.-[PiI.sburgb Com mercisl.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-27

A full special report OF the great Boston
fire was sent by Atlantic cable last Sunday
to the Londo Times, being printed In ,bsir
paper Of Monday. To rsscb PlaIscer Cove,
ths, American terminus Of the cable. q
special circuit had TO be secured, by way Of
Montreal, the ususl route for cable messenger
through Boston being broken BY the fire
Thisrsport Was sent from rhe Philadslphia
Office Of the Western Union Telegraph Com.
psny, and cost about 81, 800 in gold, bsiog
probably the sarliest cable message YET
Manamit,sd, from this coua.ry 10 England,
outside Of The Government ssIvice.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-27

List Of patents issued from The United
States Pateat Office 10 Psuusy lv.nia Iuveu-
tors Tor the week esding Os.obsr 70, 1872,
and each bearing that date
Hoe. Z p But,les, Aansneld.
GIass Dish. is A,tsrUury, Pittsburgh.
S'ssn pump for ariesian wells. H "
Fauosit a. 81, TitusvilIs.
Tubing Tonga G A AAldsn,. Buss-
vile.
Cosntsr/twist tube for spinning B q
Jssks, Brldesours.
Operating screw propeller. Amos. Lee,
Whi,emArsh.
Coublned Tlu,lng and Ssd.iron. A s
Mann, Pit.sburgh.
Machine for .russing barrels, John Reid,
A!leShsoy Cily.
Lesshsf-eu..ias Tsol. John svses+y
EllEsbethvIlle.
Machine for separating coal and slate. H
Bradford, Residing.
Shutter ias.ner II D Chaaas, Liev<
sllJa.
Sickle grinder. JG P.sber .. ii, Read.
ing.
Pr.ss'' for snnsalIog sad hardening me-
tai. IN Laugh, Pittsburgh.
RnissUs.
Safety nerrisk-lsap. J. DilIen, Ps.ro-.
leum GootIs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-27

The English. .mind is seriously agita.sd on
tho subjpe. of railroad disasters 1t has
been computed that no fewer than fifty ser
ious accidents have bappsned within tie
space OF . month. The corener's inques,s
iu several casea found the cause In rotten
rails aud other defects ia the management.
1t to said that people are beginning to avoid
railway travel except in cases of actual ne
cessity.