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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-13

A Psnnsylvasia company have leased th,
oil wells In the Chickasaw nation, India,
Territory.
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Since our last issue the Eeousmy Oil Co.,
have struck good we'll south Of the pro-
daeing tsrritory on that side Of the rlvsr.-
This opens up new territory 10 our immsdi.
ate nsighborhood. od.-Tidiouts Journal.
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u Beautiful and fashionable Searfs aud
zsek Ties, at ALDENS,
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- Oh ildrsns Liksnsssss taken between
the hours Of l0s N aud 2 p. n, si asupssed
d Coz Daguerrean Gallery. jsulStf.
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Secure the Shadow ere tho subatsuos
fadss," BY going to Hempsted 4 Coz Ds--
guerrsau Gallery, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
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For Sale or Rent.

The building lately occupied BY A. N.
shults - Bakery and GrocsTy Store. En-
81. G. JARVIS.
TswWsau Csaee, Ps. jsu Soft
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Take Notice.

Now 10 the tire 70 buy your Apples, %
an selling them Of at prices that will ~
tosish lou, from ond dellsr barrel aod MP.
wards, OF anything eise 10 the store, ~ Nj.
BriRgs is going TO close cut about the fret
Of the moatb. Call and see for yourse Ives
E. tt BaIaas.
Per H b. WAlxlR, Clerk.
deo. 2l.N..
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PartIss knowing themselves indsbtsd 10
L. N. Steroburg, are requested to call and
settle BY Feb. is. and save costs.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A girl wanted 70 do general housswerk.
Enquire at g. Gondonr Hardware Store.
GILBHRT GoRDoN.
feb. e.te
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Pithols oil territory 10 booking up some
what A gentleman Informs % the Has
ksll we'll, on the Horey farm, 10 yielding at
present between sixty and seventy barrels
per day. A ssmbsr Of new riss are up and
active devsiopmenis are expected.
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Lifs'sizs Rembrandt pictures taken atD
Hempstsd d Co.'S Gallery.
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TIE Titusvills Hsrala's monthly pstro-
leum report for January appeared ysstsr-
day. The average daily production for the
month 10 placed At 1885 barrels, number
Of wells drilling 40. The total stock on
hand The nrst Of the present noath es2, ,2ss
basrslA
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Butter and ehssss ere almost indispensI-
bic articles OF food. Properly used. they
are nutritious and healthy; but an, inordl.
nate use OF either causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gafnsy's Sunday Com
iott, 'sdiciously used will remove both Of
there troubles.
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Pictures colored 10 India Ink aud oil, At
Hsmpstsd d Coz Gallery. jan. Is:
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Girl Wanted.

- A girl wanted to do general houssworl
Eaquirs Of
Il. O. JARVIS.
feb. 6.tt.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUBk1
TRAINS.ON O. O. 4 4. y. ~
On and after Sunday, Nov. leth, i'''
trains will run 20 follows:
IL. soRrH no. NO. s xaL
Ls.vs Irvin. i2.I0Pn. 6l0fn
Law al, Citv a m An. 2isrN. T,5rH
pst H. ss0 M S26 81. $40 !"
r,'... SiN S O.. IIo7; I" E,b5'"
Arr,v. Corrv ass " 80 "lO,se"
SOUTH. NO, .. NO. 4. w."
Leave Cory, 1885 A u. 6,l0An S,Wn
Titusv. IL, ,26P.M $50 :" IN 4.
P. Cen. l,26 $40 s'
Arrive o. City 2,05 !" s,o6 y"
I" Irvine. 4,46 ll.60
II No. s and run on Sunday
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Parties kaowing themselves indebted to
L. n. Stsrnburg, ere requested to call and
settle BY Feb. IL. and save costs. i6lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-08
CONNECTICUT.
Good News from the Nutmeg State
Democratic Gains.
The Ball Is Rolling ng-The Liberals are
True to their Pledges.

HARTFORD, October AT the town
elections in this city q light vote was
polled, only 4706 Of the 7643 voters regis
tered having voted. A Republican
Town Clerk, Gordon Roberts, is elected
by 2231 majority over Levi Woodhouse,
Democrat, who held Office for several
years. The Republicans have a ma
iority in the Board of Selectmen,
who, with the Town Clerk, and the
Board of Appeals in matters of the
registration of electors. The chief i'm
pOrtance Is in the election Of selectmen
and town clerks. In forty-twO towns
heard from, the Republicans have a gain
for these officers in four towns that were
Democratic last year, and the Demo-
Gratis have q gain in six towns that were
Republican last year.
New HAVEN, October AT the city
election to-day Henry NJ. Lewis, the
regular Democratic and citizens candi-
date for Mayor was elected by plural
ity of 15S votes over Lieutenant-GOver-
nor Morris Tyler, regular Republican,
and James Gallagher, independent
Democratic candidate. The other Off
GERS on the citizens ticket, headed by
Lewis, were elected over the regular
nominees of both parties. The Repub-
licans have elected two-thirds of the
Common Council, carrying five out of
seven wards.
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RAILROAD PAYMENTS.
TIVE Hundred and Fifty-Nine Thousand
Dollars Emptied into the State
Treasury.

From the Union and American Of Saturday. J
Yesterday Colonel John L. Moses.
Secretary and Treasurer, paid into the
State Treasury TWO hundred and thirty
four State bonds, OF one thousand-dollar
denomination each, on the purchases OF
the Knoxville and Kentucky, ard Gin
cinnati, Cumberland Gap and Charleston
railroads. or the above amount seventy
one thousand five hundred dollars is in
advance OF that due as the second in
stallment on the Knoxville and Ken
lucky railroad for the present wear, the
excess being on the second installment,
due October 3, 1873. The first payment
Of eighty-seven thousand five hundred
dollars was made at the time Of pur-
chase. On this road no instsllment is
due by the term Of sale until October.
1913, at which time falls due the other,
which, with the last installment for 1874.
will be one hundred and three thousand
five hundred dollars. This amount. il Is
said, the epurchasersintend paying within
three months. The seventy-five thou
sand dollars yesterday paid on the
purchase Of the Cincinnati, Cumberland
Gap and Charleston road is the second
installment made, the first, which was
the same in amount as the above, having
been made at the time Of sale, as re-
quired by law, and being One-fOurth the
sum agreed to be given. These roads
will be extended at no distant day, and
are destined TO form important cOnnec-
tons, and serve as valuable links Ia
routes now being projected.
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GOLD.
Sale Of Five Million Dollars at New York
Yesterday by the Government.
Decline Of One and OBe.Eighth-StOek.
BuOyant-MOre Gold to be Thrown
on the Market.

NEW YORK, October 7.-Govenment
has bought s., 200, coo bonds at 1l2 74-10C
Gll2 99-l00. Government accepted
S5,000,0 900 in gold at 1l2 74-l0Ga,1l5
74-l00. II is reported on Wall street
that government will issue $50, 600, ,0Ot
legal tenders at an early day.
There were some forty bids for the
$1,000, 900 Of gold, aggregating over Sl7,
000,0 at lll@ll3 l-l00. Offers OF
bonds aggregated nearly $4,000 600, al
ll2 74-l0091I5. Gold opened at 113,
declined to ll2J, and afterward ad-
vanced to 1871.
The action Of the Treasury department
in selling gold here to-day caused a
buoyaut speculation in the stock mar
ket, and prices opened at an advance OF
one-half TO one per cent. from Satur-
days quotations. In the gold room the
depression was feature, and the price
Of gold declined one and one-eignth per
cent. In the money market, call loans,
after opening at seven per cent, gold,
advanced one-sixteenth.
In New York to-day the announce
ment from Washington that the Treas
ury department would sell five million
dollars in gold, and buy five millions in
bonds, created quite stir in financial
circles. A large crowd of street opera
tors were cOngTegated at the Fifth Av-
enue Hotel yesterday afternoon, discuss
ing the gold question. The New York
Times says it is now understood upon
good and well-infCrmed authority that
the Government will place at least ten
millions in gold upon the market to be
sold for the benefit Of those needing coin
to pay dues and transcient foreign busi-
ness.
A Washington telegram says that the
balances in the Treasury Department, at
the close of business to-day, the frs;
exhibit since the publication Of the pub
lic~debt statement on the first instant,
are as follows; Coin, SIS, 435, 223; coin
certificates, $24, $50, 600; currency, So
259, ,972; special deposit of legal tenders
held for redemption of certificates Of
deposit, ST., SOS, 900.
1t is said in official circles that the OBJ
ject Of the Treasury Department, in its
recent financial programme, was solely
to relieve the business community from
the serious embarrassments caused by
the speculations in gold.
A number Of reports Of Chiefs OF Bu-
reAus of the Treasury and other depart
ments have been completed and sent to
the printer. The reports generally are
mere matters Of official routine, and
contain no recommendations aside from
those in last years documents.
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THE ELEcTIONs TO-DAY.

The result of the elections to-day in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Ne
vads VIII be sought for with an inter
est that has never before invested
elections in the United States. The
returns from the first three States win
be regarded as almost decisive Of the
popular verdict in November, when
we are TO know our fate; when the
South is to learn what she has to eX-
pect from the central government when
the States of the late Coniederacy
are to learn whether they are to become
an Ireland for the North into which are
to be imported, year by year, fresh inun-
dations Of human locusts who devOur
leaf plant and flower, hug the stock and
burrow to kill the root. We will learn
to-day whether the fairest portion Of the
Union is forever to be given up to mer-
eenary carpetbaggers and ignorant ne
gro Legislators; whether we are TO be OPP
pressed as semi-territories by special and
unconstitutional legislation, OF to be an
integral part Of the Union; whether our
young people are to be surrounded BY IN
lucnc.s calculated TO develOpe and fOs-
ter in them love Of country and its in
stituuons, OF are. to be aggravated
into sullen hatred OF #, by the
continued disfranchisement Of their
fathers, brothers, and other rela-
tives and friends. God help the South,
Che entire country, if it is to be con-
signed for another four years TO the
guardianship Of the characterless, thiev-
ing and numbering scoEndrels who, Tor
their own base and selfish purposes, have
kept it in hot water during the past
seven years. We hope it will not, We
pray it may not; and so, hoping and
praying. we wait. We anticipates better
result, and believe that brighter fate for
US is to be spoken by Indiana, Ohio and I
Pennsylvania to-day. We watch for
the result with the impStience Of those
whose future hangs upon the issue. God 4
grant it may be for reconciliation and .
peace, the perpetuity Of American free
dom and the liberty Of the States-for
Horace Greeley and Gratz Brown.
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sennr... IreIeoIne HoI,e

MILWAUKEE, October THE Liber-
ais and Democrats gave Senator Sehurz
a very enthusiastic welcome 20 his old
home tonight, and tonight torch
light procession Of three thousand torch
es paraded the streets7-the largest ever
seen IN this city. The Senator addressed
the meeting at the Academy Of Music
this afternoon, and tonight speaks in
German 20 an immense crowd of his
countrymen in the Market Place, which
is densely crowded. A number Of the
business blocks are illuminated and the
St. Charles and German Hstel prsssRs.
a beautiful appeeraass.
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From an Occasional Correspondent ]

| From IN Occasional Correspondent.l
NASHVILLE, October 5.-The political
excitement is very high now in Middle
| Tennessee. Cheatham is gaining
strength every day. It is now evident
/ to all men Of any discernment that the
race Is between Cheatman and May
nard, and all who do not desire the elec-
ton Of Maynard will unite on Cheat
! ham. The election Of Radical Mayor
in this city has had the effect Of show
ing the people the danger Of Johnson
ism. What can be JohnsOn's object? Is
it his intention to join the Radical par
ty? He is doing more for Grant than
all the Radical candidates and speakers
in the State. Organization, thorough
and perfect, is the only thing that can
prevent the Radicals from carrying the
Legislature and several of the members
of Congress.
Surely no man in your portion Of the
State who does not desire the triumph Of
Radiealism will throw away his vote on
Independents, so as to secure the election
of Radical candidates. Johnson's ap-
peals to wOrkingmen and citizens Of
foreign birth will not do him much
good. What has he ever done to
advance the interests of workingmen? I?
Has he invested his money, of which he
makes such boasts, in any industrial
enterprises which give employment to
labOring men? 1t is locked up in bonds,
by which he draws money from the
people, and yet does nothing for them.
His love for wOrkingmen is only to get
their votes. Your exposure of his
claims upon the Know Nothing issue
should satisfy every foreigner what
johnson is. This is an old issue which
be is attempting to revive to catch some
votes. The game he is playing is des-
perate, and he feels it. SPECIAL.
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ChlesQo GoSsiD.

CHICAGO, October lathe coroner's
inquest this afternoon on the body OF
young Mesch, who was shot last even
ing while attempting to escape from the
arrest Of the policeman, Owens ad-
mitted that he fired the fatal shot, but
claimed to do so because ordered to fire
by another officer who was with him.
Owens has but recently joined the force.
He was committed to jail 70 await the
action ofthe Grand Jury.
Aiken's new theater, beautiful strue-
ture just completed, corner Of Wabash
avenue and Congress street, was opened
tonight by Theodore Thomas's orches-
ira, whQ<gEre received enthusiastically
by tbs audience, which filed every part
of the theater.
The school census Of this city, which
was completed to-day, shows the pOpu-
lation to be three hundred and sixty
seven thousand three hundred and
ninety-six, an increase Of forty-three
thousand over a similar census taken in
June last.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

johnson and myself I could only say
we have been politically associated eve
since the organization Of the Democratic
party in Tennessee.
! served with him In the Legislature
Of Tennessee the first time he was evel
in public life-have been on the same
Presidential Electoral ticket with him
have always supported him for Office
v henevpr in my power, except when he
was ON the Black Republican ticket as q
candidate FOR Nice-President Of the
United States, and a candidate for the
United States Senate two years ago.
The foregoing statements which
have made | vouch my honor for the
truth Of, and If attempted to be contro-
verted, will endeavor to substantiate
them with the proofs Of Others Of untar-
nished reputation.
l am very respectfully yours,
Boiling GORDON.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October THE Journal on
ciGi announces the appointment Of the
French Supreme Council Of War, tn,
members Of which are Marshal McMa-
hon, Marshal Carroberl, General Lad,
mirault, Duke D'Aumale, Admirals d
f. Larneierelle, Nowey and NJ. Osenne
The council is charged with the organi
zation and administration of the army
but not with the Directors military
movements.
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THE CANVASS.
Glorious Assurances and Gratifying
News from Middle and East
Tennessee.
The Effect OF Andrew JOhnsOn's Inde.
pendent Course Is TO EncOur-
age the Radicals.

Special 10 the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, October 7.-Latest ac-
counts from East Tennesseeto the Dem
ocratic headquarters here are Of the
most encouraging character. We are
all satisfied that Cheathsm will beat
Johnson in many, II not most, Of the
counties in that part Of the State. Mid
die Tennessee will give the gallant
standard-bearer of the Democratic party
an overwhelming majority. All votes
given TO johnson In East Tennessee are
votes for Maynard, the enemy Of the
State and the most proscriptive Of liv-
ing Radicals. The losses at the
recent election in Nashville are
determining the people in support of
Cheatham, who is growing every day.
Johnson's days are numbered. He is
playing a desperate game, and has
thrown his last card. The APPEAL's
stirring articles are attractinga great deal
of attention, and command the unqual-
flied commentator Of the people, not
only here but throughout the State.
Boiling Gordon's letter published in
to-day's APPEAL settles the fate Of
johnson, who would be a caligula il he
had the power. Push on the column,
and bid your people be of good cheer.
The report that Governor Harris is to
take the stump gives satisfaction to all.
He will push Andy to the wall.
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SPORTS OF THE DAY.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October AT the Fleet
wood races, the purse Of two thousanc
dollars for horses who have never beaten
2:31. was won by the stallion Joe Brown
in 2:36, 1892 and 1884. Gazelle was
among the entries for this race, but was
drawn. For the purse OF three thousand
dollars, with twenty-five hundred dollar;
added, to the horse beating 2:17, the re-
suit was: American Girl, l, l, !; Rosa
lind, 2, ., .; George Palmer, 3, 8, 8.
Time, 2:26, 2;28, 2:273.
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NASHVILLE, October 7.--'The State
Fair opened to-day with brilliant pros
poets. A large number Of persons were
in attendance, and the exhibition was
very attractive.
The trotting race for stalliOnsAEas won
by 0yerton's ChieftaiD in three straight
heats, beating Flournoy's bay horse
WOodford, Chambers Hickory Jack and
Payne's PaehOn. Time, 2;393, 2:36t,
2:4ll. Pachon was distanced.
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DIED.

ANDERSON. .-On the 7th inst. at Raleigh
Springs, Tennessee, ". C. ASDERsoS, IN his
hfty-eighth year
His funeral viii take place, at o'clock, This
TUESDAY, afternoon, at Elmvood Cemetery.
His remains will leave Raleigh, at II an.
RUSSELL.-At O'Clock am, October !,
1871 MINNIE. eldest daughter Of william and
Margaret Russell, aged 10 years, 10 months and
Is days.
The funeral will take place from the refi-
denee, No. s5 Robson street, at o'clock, this
CTUEsDAYj evening.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, October 7. - Cotton
quiet; ordinary, 1910 lie; good ordinary,
l73e; low middling, l7Se; middling, lsc
Net receipts, 30l3 bales; exports-eoast-
wise, 20s6 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock,
l0,6Sl bales.
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MOBILE, October Cotton quiet
and steady; low middling, Isle; mid
ding, lSsc. Net receipts, 1912 bales;
sxports-coastwise 1924 bales; sales, 800
bales; burned on New Orleans and Mo
bile railroad, sos bales; stock, 1888 bales.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MADRID, October during the dis
cussion Of the reply TO the address from
the throne, in the Lower Branch o.
Cortes Saturday, an amendment wa,
moved asking for the abolition Of sla.
very throughout the Spanish dominions
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Par1sda1a Fashions
MISS A. A. WALL,
232 Main Street.
GRAND CONSERVATIVES
MASS MEETING AND BARBECUE
AT -
Olive Branch, Thursday, Oct. I7th.

4 GRAND Conservative Mass Meeting viii
"A be held at the above place and date, and a
Free Barbecue given, when the following lis
tinguished gentlemen will address the people
COL. H. ". WALTER, Holly Springs.
COL. VAN II. MANNING, Holly Springs.
COL. J. B. MORGAN, fernando.
COL. LANDON c. HAYNES, Memphis.
COL. CHAS. 5. CAMERON, Memphis.
The above names are sufficient assurance OF
a real treat In regard not only to political mat
ters, but also As 70 the prospects and internal
improvement OF the country.
Taking advantage or this call, General For
rest, President Of the Selma, Marion and
Memphis Railroad, will be present. and hopes
to meet the Stockholders and friends OF his
road, and consult with them in regard 70 It's
early completion. ocS
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, October Cotton quie
and firm; good ordinary, l7s@l75e
low middling, l7s@lSe; middling, Is
@1Sse. Net receipts, $3.50 bales; export
Ito the Continent, 3040 bales; coast
wise, 1914 bales; sales, SOC bales; stock
sc, ,45S bales.
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HOUTH AMERICA.

NEW YORK, October by the arri
val Of the steamer Henry Chsuncey
from Aspinwall, the following news l;
obtained:
Diplomatic relations with Guatemala
which were suspended in 1865, have
been re-established.
A dispatch from Puerto Cabello, Ven
ezuela, states that the Cuban steamer
Virginius escaped on the seventh o.
September. The Spanish man-of-wal
Pizarro and an ironelad were watching
her. The President Of Venezuela or
dered thirty thousand soldiers into the
fort, and sent word to the Spanish com.
mander that II he fired on the Virgiuiu'
while flying the American eolors in
Venezuelan waters, he (the President
would fire into the Spanish fleet. The
Virginius ran out with her whistle blow
ing defiance at her jailors. Her desti-
nation was not known. The Spanish
vessels could not catch her.
The published reports about the Car
thagenia epidemic being in Aspinwall
are false.
The dispute about the Quesada fillibus-
tering expedition is still going on be
tween Chill and Bolivia. II was re-
ported that the Bolivian Minister was
about withdrawing from the Chilian
capital, the Gillian Chancellor having
informed him that he might ask for his
papers. The grounds Of the difficulty
are an accusation by the Bolivian Min
lister against Chill of favoring and aiding
Quesada.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
GALVESTON

GALVESTON, October Cotton firm
good ordinary, l63c. Receipts, ,l006 bales
exports-coastwise 1875 bales. Sales
500 bales; stock, Is, 0S6 bales.
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The argument commenced in New
York yesterday in the case of the Della
ware and IIaekawanna railroad against
the Central railroad, of New jersey, to
enjoin payment Of the October dividend
by the latter company, because it was
not earned or authorized by joint action
Of the two companies. The argument
Of the defense is that the agreement be-
tween the companies is invalid because
the copy was not filed, within thirty
days after II Was made, In tbs ofacs 81
the Secretary ST Stfas Of New Jersey.
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THIS COMPANY OFFERS EVERY REA-
sonabie Inducements TO insurers. It's losses
eEsrd. te2S