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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

A circular has been issued offering, re-
ward for any information of Franklin G..
Steward, of the firm of Steward & Walred,
of Panama, N. Y, who is missing and sup
posed to have been murdered. Nj. S. was
last seen in Buffalo at noon, March I'd,
when 10 had $500 in money and a gold
watch and chain. He was tbir.y-nine years
OF age, about five feet eight inches 10 hight,
and dressed In black.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

There is deed on record 10 the town OF
Scitieo, Coun., bearing date of 1926, con
veying from certain parties to the Society
ofsbaking Quakers,"a gin dis,illery "for
the express uss and purposes of support and
help OF said commu nifty, aud for the support
OF the Gospel and the relief of the poor, the
widow and the fatherless of this world, al
the Gospel may require"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

cB Misfortunes will happen in the best
regulated families. Just as we were going
to press, the press collapsed. consequently
the paper is behind hand. Had it not bee o
for that fret claas macbinist, Mr.. john
Shay, Of the firm Of Fisher, Norris l. Co.,
who repaired the damages speedily and
substantially, we fear the RECORD woul d
have been non est en- comatibus, for this
night at least.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

A woman was arrested in Camden the
other day for whipping her husband in the
streets. And served her right, too. When
woman wants to whip her husband, she
should take him by the car, lead him up
two pair of stairs, thrust him into cham.
Der, and then whollop him 10 a pleassn,
and civilized manner, and not make 9
public exhibition of the sflair
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

NAVIGATING OLD CHAUTAUQuA.--The
Steamer Jamestown has been relltted and
re'iurnished in frst-class style. The com.
pany intend to make it mole popular than
ever. Ghautauopa lake and surroundings
are hsceming noted rs q summer resort.
Capt. +. E, Grandiu, ofthe jamestown, will
be busy undoubtedly, the coming season.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

A Boston paper says, their ''nasal twang
is not Yankee notion, nor peculiar to New
England. Itwas common among the Puri-
tans and COvenanters of the Ola World
who contracted it from exhorting so much
in tie opeu>air.",
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

NEw WELL.-A new we'll was struck on
tue McDonough farm, near Foster Station,
about len days since, which is yielding 10
barrels per day. The we'll is 1,l44 feet
'set deep; had lS feet of excellent sand rock
Aud az abundance OF gas. The controlling
Interest is owned BY our townsmau, Mr.. C.
II. Williams.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

The New York ard Greek refners are
working in union, having come to perfect
understanding in their recent conference
But three of the "small fry">of New Yorl, y,
STRUCK thelr colors and went over to the enc
my, viz: Macy, freeman and sam Myer.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

The Pennsylvania Canal Company are in
ersasing the depth Of the canal aud raising
the bridges over 1t, for the purpoes Of &C.
oommoda''ng steam canal boats. which are
to be pretty generally used during tho CON-
Jog summer.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

We understood that 400 men, iu addi-
ton 10 the already large force, were put on
the Warren and Versngo Railroad yester>
day, with the intention Of pushing 1t 10 a
completion as rapidly a. spo,sible --[Tidiouts
journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

The Postmaster at Milton, in Indiana,
requested hiswifs',O havsprepared for him,
on'his return from the evening train, a cup
OF warm c'fiee. The coffee has grown cold,
and an officer of the Treasury Department is
stigating the Pestoffice books,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

On Thursday night last man named
George Carson fell down stairs al the Free
man Hotel, at Orrsville, Armstrong county,
and broke his neck. He was drunk at the
time Of The accident.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

Coon NEws.-Tte objectionable proviso
to the free pipe bill has been repealed and
the bill as It originally stood is now . law.
Another nail in the cofflu of the monopoly.
Allah be praised!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

Let svsry oil producer attend the mass
meeting st Psrker's, tomorrow. Strike
once more for your liberty, aud the victory
Is oure,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

Minneapolis, since it's absorption Of the
nsig hboring town of ST. Anthony, lie now
the largest city 10 Minnesota, having near
ly 25, 900 population.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

a yeaag wau in Syracuse lately sloped
WIN ns "'p'motbsr, who 10 about bis
oHn age.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

ST. Louis claims 90 incr ease of 10000 10
population since the last census.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

Two woman In Wisconsin have earned
So, 600 the past season by keeping bees.
That is q good investment and an easy busi-
nssa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

The number OF clsreymen in the United
States is set down at nnsty-one thousand,
and their average salaries al 800 each.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

A Boston widow wears with becoming
pride massive gold ring, made from the
plate of her departed husbands teeth.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

IA good man, who has seen much Of the
World, and is tired OF it, says: "Ths grand
essentials to happiness are something to dc,
something to love. and something TO hope
,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19

There have been eighty days Of centinu
ous slsigbisg this season in West Northfeld,
Mass.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-19
For Sale.

A desirable House located in tho Lake
Shore Block. Water convenient Is a de-
sirable residence for g small family. Terms
exceedingly cheap. Enquire at the 7. u.
Newsroom. 1917.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-19
Selected Miscellany.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-19
Nv GENERAL.
soon,

Justice Samuel Nelson yields his place on
the Supreme Bench, under tho provision Of
law which enables United States Judges over
seventy years of age to retire, receiving the
full salary for life. J. Ward Hunt, of New
York. is his successor.
The Treasury Department has received
the official report Of the Court of Inquiry
held at Nassuau, N. p, to investigate the loss
of the Missouri The report is unfayOrable to
the boat, her equipments, and the discipline of
the crew.
Louisville has voted to loan city bonds to
the amount of :l,OOOO0O to the Elizabethtown
& Paducah Railroad Company to enable the
company to build an Independent line into the
city.
The L. s. District Court a: Jefferson City,
No, has rendered judgment for the Govern
ment for $4,000 against George ID. Orner,
late Collector of informal Revenue of the
Fifth District of Missouri
Secretary Delano reports that II ,sGi07G
acres of Government lands were disposed Of
last year. an increase of 1.099, go acres over
the number taken up the previous year
A Florida dispatch reports the shooting of
Leonard James, James Barr and John Barr,
by two desperadoes named Wingate and Car
roll.
The Herald proposes press fund for the
endowment of the children of the late Mr.
Greeley and offers $1,000 As its subscription
Mrs. Greeley had policy on Slr. Greeley's
life for SlO,O0O. Mr.. Greeley was her execu-
tor and Ida Greeley her executrix.
During the year l3.G2O patents have been
granted out of the 1857 applications.
Tho manufacturers Of leather betting have
agreed to advance prices ten per cent.
The increase of American tonnage in the
China trade in 1871 was $50, ,Gi3 tons.
The combined fortunes of Horace Gree
lsy's daughters is estimated at 100000.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-19
r,LUORNIl COTTON.

The finest sight in the vicinity OF ba-
kersyillc ut present says the hern
County Cal., courier, is the COTTON
field of W. c. Alien. Everything con-
noctcd with this crop has been so well
,oonooad from the very outset, that, al
though planted rather late, 1t IS IN eN,
traorlinary state Of forwarlneSS' all"
blooms will probably make their ap-
ncoranre in about ten days. The cult
yation it is receiving is OF the most care
rul description, not weed to he seeii'
or ANYTHING to offend the eye oil 'he
most fastidious farmer. Old col'on
Growers who have viewed it say theS
have never seen It more promising pros
meet The rapidity of its grown
something astonishing, being PLAINLY
perceptablc from day to day Alien o',
lievcs this to be the best cotton growing
region on the continent.
DIR Hall gives the following '"''
;ro ncootious :" "Neycr eat when yo"
orS not hungry never eat when yo" are
are very tired never eat JUST oelo''
severe mental or physical effort never
eot while in passion never eat WHEN
very low-spirited never eat Just oeiore
- bath never eat while greatly "or-
ried." II only those not in the coh"'
tions designated by the good doctor
should eat Mt regular meal time, the
cooks would have q time of it i'll keeping
"warm meals" while some people
would eat but little.
THE temperance question, now mici'
aritated III France, brings to the surface
one ingenious reformer, whose zeal lor
the cause is ut least equal to his dlsere-
tion. He proposes to outlaw the growth
of the grape, and to make the French
abstemious by encouraging the propa-
CATION of the worms that destroy the
roots of the vine. tie would thus 90
o,voy. not alone with the vines, bnt also
with tbe vanity of the French. for. says
Tyc ,Sai,,;qlgy RcricT, sit Is lmpoSSiDio
70 conceive that vanity could remain 10
a nation whose salvation had been ettec'
ted by so humble an earthly n in
strlment.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-19

money market, and immediate distress.
Stocks were sacrificed. Feeble houses
went by the board. Every bank through
ont the whole country felt the shock,
and frightened up its credits. Country
banks that had been in the habit Of
drawing against deposits of New York
bills not m0twcd were shut OF from
that resort and privilege. Every interest
was depressed in the exact degree in
which the facilities for doing business
had been withdrawn All this trouble,
let it be remembered, was produced by
few men for the simple purpose of
making money out of it. This distress
was prociscly y what they aimed ut. Their
project would have miscarried entirely
if they had not produced it. Not one
dollar have they made ont of il that was
not forced from unwilling hands without
an equivalent, If they had presented Il
pistol at the heads of their victims, and
said, "Yom money or your life,' and
secured their booty in that way, they
would not have compelled the surrender
of what was not theirs any more truly
than they did by the mode OF compul-
sion which they deliberately and in cold
blood selected.
Now what are we to say of these men
and how are they to be regarded? ? That
they have committed II great and unpro-
Yokcd outrage upon the community
there is no question. They have robbed
the rich, they have destroyed the weak,
they have distressed the poor, they have
obstructcd the public prosperity they
have cloggcd the wheels of the national
industry, and all for the purpose Of
forcing an uncmncd current of profit iu-
to their own pockets, already gorgcd by
gains qucstionubly gotten, II this is
not outrage and robbery III the eye Of
the law, it is not because ii is not both
Of these iu the eyes Of all honest men
tbrough whose pure, clear vision God
sends his own look through the world.
In Il community where tricks Of this
sort are not uncommon, the tendency is
to become blind to their moral aspects.
Indeed, there is Il kind OF admiration oi
tbosc cioonfir swindlrs and thr hold
hod mon vino stand behind thcm In.
sto,,d If tnrpinn fine back upop them as
r,scols who have hoprIcSsly disrrac,d
and blocl,pncl themselves, Il very low
how is made to them. or To tine power
tbcv hon, mstrol Of couutinr them
o,t of r,snnrt,hlo sorirtv oniIiotion
with thom is deemed desirable, and
t,oir ,,osition is rnoor,Ird as one to be
covotoI Wall s,trprt holds Thousand
mon who would he clad to do inst what
tbcsp men have done We nro having
olI ,,n tino ro,nrrs in money corners
in stock, corners in grain, corners in
everything ne '"r8'S' ",''' "oi'' S"',,
DIllI@ h'Ii III th' 0I'''u 'o''''a - van
0'rce'' I'LL" 'n' t''"'r' P'"I'' '''',.
not one WIN "o'''' 'ii",l ''io'' "',''''
are pi"}oo III ba"on'or M'''"co' VI our
a''S" -''l' "''I' ''''' ."''' ''''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-19
rHE WAR SHIp DEJASrITION
From the London Daily Telegraph.

From the London Daily Telegraph.
That the Devastation is success, so
far rs she has been tried, is now adj
mittcd. The ponderous monster which
squuts upon Che astonishcd waters with
a dead weight of 10000 tons, takes any
ordinary waves with stolid indifference,
whether she receives them on end or
upon bow. beam on quarter, The pro
dioious hill Of foam which her stem
piles up when under weigh washes, as
was expected, clean over her forward
deck, and she is often submerged att;
hut her massive mid-section rides quiet
w enough, and those on board her,
when anchored in the rolling tide-way
Mt spit-hrad, say that she was "stcadler
than the houses ashore" She turns
with great readiness in small circle,
and her speed, rs proved III SIX tnaIS
oluuo the measured mile, Is not only
cmnl to the promise of her designers,
lint exceed, expectation, The mighty
engines driving ''''9 ''''','' w. "oi ,'''' "''''
an Indicated power VI o'o'0 ','''l'' w.
with SrN'h'S-S'N'', l''''"',''' ",
minute, got hI'e'h N''o'S "'''' It ''',' s'I o'r
Of the ship ana ,''r ''''"' '''' '' ,",'
steam is thirteen knots and thrce-qu"r-
trrs. Here 'h'r'''''' ~ u ''', r' "i,, ..,,.
Ia Il
is vulnerable onIE 10 Ny'! ~" S""',
has th" swlI'ne'H Oh " ''''" i'''N''' 'l!'
the handH"sS-'h'N'h7 10 "'i WV" WV,
scrcwe-ot Jug, "''''' S''' '0''''' "' -.
ize these 4nA'i'''S TO l'"F' "po" WV
sides OF nm opponent ''.' u" ,I ',I 'Ul.' n W.
all her lo,ooo ton" "'oN'"S WIN Wv, Wv
lority OF " spear vi, vi, '''''" '''''
mMkabiy m"n-oi-""f '''''' ',' Nv l'''
than thrty-loof o'7,'nC' "''' 'p%,; 1;H
engines, "nd' ln'''"' '"' '"'I' T"l,' sIt
sh" represent" Is as serious ''s n'' "7I, ~,
ing capacity "l"' r''''"'u' - "
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-19
He held up a small vial.
ChlorOform ~ | gasped.
at your service, madame.

AT your service, madame.
Il should be sorry to bring such a
loss to the world, but, believe me, all
that rests in your own hands. This
door leads into the closet where the
trunk is, / believe, he said, making
straight for the closet where forty dol
lars were put away for safe keeping.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-19

| locked and the trunk was at the tur-
ther end of it. Let me say here that
| this closet or store room was in the IL"
part Of the bouse fully Il foot lower
thon INV roo,n Mr. Buralor wospot nc
ouaintcd with this fnct CHANGING to-
ward me with his sharp eyes. to see il |
was o,iot he took step forward and
went sprawling ON all fours. | don't
1,nou. e. u,is jo,, hov, ho ,nororod to
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a,ni hnynro Ln on,,,1 ,,ot n,on lis f,ot !
La1 t,o 1oor ror tro oIo,o+ l,oI,oJ ,,non
him TIo crow Iomb like IN y momant
..you,yo dono i now hovn't Won
NV cbormin,, crnotnro9 | swear I'm in
loyo with Won from this bour to fine end
Of iimo You'yp pot me tigLt and fast.
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Noiil6 VIII" '',"' ,C"P WI
10" IL ln'h' your lorr"l''' D"' U'n ,.'', :
hurry, una, . " ,''''' i'~. y '''', l''''' ,
iri'Iu'S '"'N ''', : = 6''' ; va nun
area uoll''rS i you Il ''V i''c o''''
les "I" p"'e you 'l't o. '1''i'
some o'hef woman n''''E 10 "'"''' -""'
SIT
"'li' 'l'ell' III give |"" '"o nun
dred.
No, sir.
N"'''o your p'',' ''''.'' 1"Pl''"'
every woman has her price--thoy say
every woman has. -
:" No; it wouldn't be right, ~ | said,
hcsitatingly, ! heard chncIIe.
8" First step to ward it she begins to
talk Of what is right.
thought Of my poor girl or, to work
by the week, and SO anxious to get an
education, and I'm sure 1t isn't to be
wondered at if | did begin to think OF
setting price. But | said not word.
"Look here TIL put five hundred
dollars in good sound gold under the
door, and you can count it as push
it through piece by piece, il you only
let me ont of this cursed hole. I'm
smothering.
Z" Try some chlorolorm, ! Whispered
! through the keyholo'
Course the chIorolorm VIII you
let me out p ,
uau I8H' ''N 'l'S '''''''' "''' ""''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-19
RASclhS or wIAL STREET.


Let us suppose Il little community
living by itself 1t is composed Of
merchants. mechanics, farmers, and lab
orers, in all the variety of the humber
calliugs. Among these are three men
Of great wealth which has been acquired
in fortune ventures and sharp business
nsactions--wcalth SO great that they
can command so much ready money
that, upon the way in which they handle
il, depends the prosperity of the COM
munity, They can lock it all up, and
50 take ont OF circulation the medium
by which exchanges are made and buSi-
ness facilitated between the other mem
hcrs Of the community, or they can loan
il at their rnmmcraliyc rates Of interest
If they are good citizens and friendly
Mcighb0s, the merchant can borrow
money Of them 50 that he can supply his
customers with goods and wait for his
returns from the Consumers. The man
uiucturcr can borrow money of them by
which he can buy his raw material and
pay his hands, aud so bridge over the
time that he must wait for returns from
his market The employers, being
pmctually paid for their luhocr, can pay
the farmers for their produce, and III
this way and in thousand other ways
the facilities OF exchange are furnished,
~ that the whole community goes along
prosperously.
The ability Of Ihcs" capitalists to Sc
cure good interest Tor all IhcIr loose
funds IS mdonbiod. They could lend
all they have alj more too, but they
are not content with this. So they put
their wicked heads together and a@ree
to Withdraw from circulation al! the
ready money III their hands and all they
can get, for the simple purpose oi pro-
ducmg public distress, in order that ont
of it they may increase their profits
The merchant can get nothing with
which to pay his maturing liabilities
The manufacturer can get nothing with
which to purchase raw material and re-
ward his luborcrs. The farmers and lu-
borcrs. dependent upon the prosperity
Of the larger industries, are deprived Of
the means of living, for they have MOTH
inc with which to pay the merchant for
the nccossaric3 of life. Everybody in
tine community il in distress. The far
mcr whose farm is mortraocd TO one Of
thesa copitalists fails 10 rpy his interest
or fo make his slinnlofoJ uov,rcpl, ON
lbo nrinciraI ond fine mortaooc is fore
,,, ga,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-19

The total imports OF Boston amounted
to SO, ,6J2, 22j. and the exports ot for
eien and domestic produce and manu-
factnres to 81, III $50. In imports she
occupied a position second only to New
York, but in exports her rank is ninth
in the list of American cities. In point
OF value onc-teuth of all the importa-
tons into the United States entered the
port of Boston, being chiefly in the
form of raw materials to he converted
into her numerous manufactures for dis
tribution in the interior
IL the Pennsylvania Constitutional
Convention several important PROPOSE
tions have been made. Most of thest
are designed, apparently, to cure som,
of the ills which are the Legitimate out
growth of Legislative corruption i'll Penn
sylvania. Biennial sessions of th'
Legislature, prohibition OF "deadhead
ing" State officers on railway lines, and
regulating appropriations for speciai
4 purposes may be considered ~ tentative
steps toward reform.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-19

As II subject of general interest ut
present we present the following tables,
compiled from the last report Of the
Bureau Of Statistics, showing the trade
Of Boston in 1871 in the principal ar
tirlrs of her commerce
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-17
PEReoNAL.

Me AND MRS. SYKES (nes Olive Logan
left for Little Rock this morning, where
the latter will speak Monday night.
If SOME lawless lawyer who finds him
self advertised as g %purloiner OF 8 mooi-
enm kfn0lv learning, bound In calf, doe
not return the book advertised Ior ne
win be forced to take a Winters nap In
the oslabOose.
ALLERToS, late of the Wyndhsm
troupe, who was 30 much OF q IsVorlte
with the Memphis people when That mer-
itorioas company were here, Is at the Pes-
hOdv. he comes on q special engagement
to support Lolita at the New memphis
next week.
THE public owe our handsome friend
Tracy q debt Of gratitude. We should
fail to recognize the fact 8 ne
broueht down the Grand Duke even
while mis- hiRhness was bringing down
the buffaloes. He brought Train hither,
an earthquake OF nonsense, philosophy
and sbsurdities. He hss finally intro
duced the fair Olive to Southern audi
ences. In fact Tracy would have the
south know how the exterior world wsgss
and therefore all American celebrities
must wag their tongues in this goodly
city, Tracy Is the trsce-chsin that tackles
our wagon to the dray horse of the
worlds progress. The South Is on the
track-a little to one side-of the great
highway over which civilization moves
across the continent and around the globe.
Tracy catches every c~oruscating meteor
that flashes sthWart the midheavens and
makes it illuminate the southern sky,
Who does not bow before the msjssty OF
the ~bens6cent TrscyR, Tracy is Jrumps.