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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02
A MURDEROUs FATHER,

A Parent Cuts His Daughters Throat to Pre-.
vent Her Marriage, and Then Endeavors
to Blow His Brains Out.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 1, 1872.
farmer named willis Williamson. living near
Muncie Ind, followed his daughter to Dalesville,
where she had gone to marry one Landey. He
found the young woman at the house OF q relative
and cut her throat, killing her instantly. lie then
shot himself twice IN the mouth with O revolver.
His wounds are supposed TO be mortal. He has
large family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, March l, 1672
Sugar weak. No. u ID. s., OK 10 reals per arrooe
Exchange easier On the United States 6U days currency
IN per premium short sight 81 ~ per cent pre-.
MUM 90 days gold u IN per cent premium snort
sight, 1874 AA per cent premium On Lonaon, - "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02

Two hundred and twenty mine new patients were
treated a. the Manhattan Eye ana Ear Hospital
233 East Thirty -lOurtn street, during February.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02
OCEAN STEAMERS.

| DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MARCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02

Court of neutrality-suspicious..
ALBANY, N. r., March I, 1872.
Judgments affirmed. with cQsts--vernol III KsI
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Which would leave balance - be raised by tax $780, o.
The existing authority to raise money by tax for
of the Laws OF 1871. as follows:-
Two per cent on the. valuations OF real and per.
-. .ss575O7s Sc
1879 over shst OF 1870 Observation-Disclosures. s4o54s 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02

Sun rises. ..... 6 32 Moon rises. morn ~ Al
Sun SETS. ....... 8 SO High water. EVE 40
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-02-29

Stafford, George As acres arabic l05
wood land. adjoining lands of w Will
ingham. David Horton.
Speaks, Hutson 80 acres arabic 5S3
wood land.
Smart, H C 195 acres. adjoining lands
of B T Lawton, DR. Breelend- and others.
Smith. estate " Y l25 acres arabic $40
wood land.
Stowe. Mrs Sarah 40 acres arabic 23O
wood land, adjoining lands of E Fl For.
rister, Mrs R0stick and others.
Terry, David 80 acres arabic 400 wood
land, appointing lauds of J GoodinS,
estate Smith C0osawhatchie Creek.
Tuten, JIG 80 acres arabic $40 wood
land, adjoining estate VIM, W Tuten,
Nancy New.
Thomas, J M 80 acres arabic 1872 wood
land, adjoining lands of John Terry, David
Terry, and Others.
Tuten, A j 40 acres arabic 239 wood
land.
Williams, Isaac 20 acres arabic land.
Winn. Allison 80 acres wood land. ad.
Joining James Smith, VIM Tuten, New,
estate Wlnn.
Hillingham, B L $40 acres arabic IL 10
wood land, adjoining R FL Clifford, B I
Lawton, and others.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-02-29
POCOTALIGO TOWNSHIP.

TG Buckner, estate 200 acres arabic and
meadow, 500 acres wood and marsh, adJoln-
ne lands of j + Mitchell and Coosahatchie
ver, k own as cotton hail.
Benz Allen, 1000 acres wood and marsh,
,dioin ng lands Of + DeLaOoh, .'.cFeer
md L Buckher.
B T Buckner, 500 acres wood and marsh,
adjoining lands Of H I Peck and estate Al
:en.
Walter Blake, 10 acres wood and marsh,
buildings.
Jerry Crews, Is arabic and meadow, 81
,cres wood and marsh adjoining lands of 5
+ Crews, Searson, j w Thomas
Miss A G Elliott, acres arabic and
meadow. 39S acres wood and marsh adjon-
NC lands of w Hayward, John II Screven
md others.
John Grant, ! building.
p ID Givins, acre and ! building, adJoln"
.ng John H Screven, + w n Il S.
Mrs Ellen Horton, 20 acres arabic and
meadow. $50 acres wood and marsh, adjoln.
ing VIM Mixam, Dempsey, Stanly and
others.
Blake Hayward, 250O acres wood and
marsh. adjoining lands Of j + Deloach, w
Cook, w II Hayward.
Archibald Jackson, building, adjoining
lands, B I Sillers, Josiah jackson and
others.
Julius Kahn, 2 buildings at Yemassce sta
tion.
S Lewis S63 acres wood and marsh, ad-
Joining lands of J Z Delaach, Thos McIier
and Buck Ter.
IN Martin, . acres in McPhersonville.
r j Nixon, 240 acres wood and marsh
adjoining lands of Mrs Peoples, Ephriam
Anderson. j r Nixon.
Henry New estate. 200 acres arabic and
meadow, 1876 wood and marsh, adjoining
lands of o Cradock, r Peoples, II
PinckRey.
Rutherford Oakman, 80 acres arabic and
meadow, 40 acres wood and marsh, adjoin-
ing lands of Frampter, Huts6n and POGO
taligO crock,
Jas Primas estatt, 9 acres arabic and
meadow wood and marsh, adjoining lands
of KittleS, estate EuStice, and others.
H II Parks, 200 acres wood and marsh.
adjoining lands of Susan II Taylor, PierSon
Peoples, Bob Simmons.
BIT Sellers, $50 acres arabic and meadow,
1850 acres wood and marsh, adjoining laul<
of John W Gregorie, Jas Hicks, John SI
lers
III Searson & Sons, 10 acres arabic and
meadow, 3S7 acres wood and marsh: 10
buildings; adjoining lands of Thos Allen,
Williamsons, aud Sol Crews.
Rebecca Ulmer, 200 acres wood and
marsh, adjoining lands at Thos McIier and
others.
VII Wesson, 80 acres arabic and meadow,
800 acres wood and malsh, adjoining lands
of John E Frampton, VIM NJ Lawtop,
j NJ williamson, acre arabic and
meadow, adjoining lands Of T G Allen, E
WN&S.
J D Williamson, 10 acres arabic and
meadow. Is acres wood and marsh, adjoin.
ing lands Of Thos Cochran, Z 6 Allen, q
Searson. "
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-02-29
COOSAHATCHIE TOWNSHIP,

w B Buckner estate, us acres wood and
marsh land, adjoining lands OF John Gunter,
W Ii Tuten and others.
JT Bolan, ID acres arabic and meadow.
> buildings, adjoining lands of Richard Mill
estate Behljng and public road.
L q Buckner, agt., 40 acres wood and
ley, w II Tucker and Gunter.
John FramptOn, II acres arabic and
meadow, > buildings, adjoing lands of j b
Morrison and Tillinghast,
Mrs W Tickling, 80 acres arabic and
meadow, buildings, adjoining lands OF
estate d Sanders, j w Eckling and others
j B W Garvin, $50 acres arabic and
meadow, 5S2 acres wood and marsh, adi6in-
ing lands Of March Garvin, w Z johnson
and I G Tuten.
March Garvin, l33 acres arabic and
meadow, "a acres wood and marsh, adjo,n-
ing lands of J Phillips and B W Garvin
w ID GilliSon. 81 acres arabic and meadow,
1900 wood and marsh. adjoining lands of w
f Colcock. Huguenin and estate JAS Bolin.
John Scrivcn, lot in Gillisonville.
G Bis>ieu c tate, $50 acres arabic and
meadow, 796 acres wood and marsh, adjoining
lands of j Phillips and others.
j Tuten, acres arabic and meadow, 62
acres wood and marsh, adjoining lands OF
Tindale. Winn and others.
Rob't Newton, 10 acres arabic. and
meadow. IS acres wood and marsh, adjoin-
ing lands of Vim Boutelle, Davis, Walls
and others.
John A Nix estate. Is acres arabic and
meadow, adjoining nds of Ferris, Buckner
Fickling and others.
WJOglesby, 1929 acres wood and marsh,
adjoining lands of John Gunter i S Tuten
and others
Isadore Lartigue estate u acres wood and
marsh, adjoining public road Lawtoa and
others.
E j Roberts, % acres arabic and meadow,
"a wood and marsh, adjoing lands ofColopel
Lswton, Brysn and others,
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-02-29
YEMAsSEE TOWNSHIP.

DR. j S Barnwell 80 acres arabic and
meadow and IA acres wood and marsh land,
adioing lands of Razor and Smith.
A A Buchee, 500 acres wood and marsh
land, adjoining lands of Mrs Jones and
estate raymond,
Geo Ferguson estate S7@ acres arabic and
meadow, adjoining lands of W ii Pelot
Brooke and estate j 2 Raymond,
j Fickling estate $50 acres wood and
marsh land, adjoining lands of Mrs Jones,
estate of W Hardee and estate Of Kirk.
F Humbert 800 acres wood and marsh
and dajoing nds of D 2 Law, b Strob-
hart and Others
NJ j Humbert 240 acres wood and marsh
land, adjoining lands of Ferrbee, 0 ? Law,
Strobhart and S 4 G r Road.
Hardee and Lake 600 acres wood and
marsh land, adjoining lands of Stoddard.
I Hardee and others.
White Hardee 942 acres wood and marsh
land, adjoining lands of estate Zant, Strob.
hart, S G + r and Others
y = Law 1927 acres wood and marsh land
adjoining lands of Humbert, Hayward,
Whitehead and new river.
C. vi Malpheus estate 600 acres wood ard
marsh land adioing lands of estate j
Bakewood, F Humbert and estate w Hum
bert
w R Pelot estate. 25 acres arabic and
meadow and 100 acres wood and marsh
land, adjoining lands of Fl G Raysor Pelot,
Ferguson and estate Chisolm.
w r Pelot 10 acres arabic and meadow,
and 563 acres wood and marsh land, adjOin,
ing lands of Mrs NJ Jones and estate Ray
mond.
Mrs R Strain, go acres wood and marsh
land, adjoining lands of estate William,
estate of White Hardee and Raymond.
S Ii Faigncur 4l0 acres wood and marsh
land, adjoining lands Of Seabrook, Hardee
and Mrs Jones.
C. l. Cook estate 50 acres arabic and
meadow. 400 acres wood and marsh land.
adoing lands Of Hayne, Parish and new
river.
J B Ferguson estate, 20 acres arabic and
meadow 1850 acres wood and marsh lana.
adjoining lands of estate Raymon, f NJ Sea
brook and estate Jones.
David Levy, 20 acres arabic and meadow
and 22O acres wood and marsh land, adjolfi,
ing lands of Henry Taylor and others.
j S MOntmolin estate, 100 acres arabic
and meadow, 2250 acres wood and marsh
land, adjoining lands of j Hazel, Mrs. Vii
ams, John Rutledge and others.
j p Raymond, 100 acres arabic and
meadow and 1900 acres wood and marsh
land, adjoining lands of Mrs Jones, f. NJ
Seabrook and estate B Fers uson.
Jerry Smith, one lot in Hardeyllle.
Charles Walls, 50 acres woods, adjoining
lands of estate Guerard, B L Strobhart and
I Hardee
Margaret Buche 10 acres arabic and 400 acres wood
land, adjong lands Of Mansin Shadd, Cooper, leany
w Dauner estate 800 acres arabic ard 200 acres
meadow.
Miss Daniel, $50 arabic and buildings
B + Guerari, 40 acres arabic, 1852 acres WOOD and
marsh land and 10 buildings,
IIcnr, Jackson, 20 acres arabic 2740 acres waods.
DrJ c Lehardy l20 acres arabic and buildings ad-
Joining lands OF L Scrtyen, Miss ) Daniels.
Francis NJ Randall, $50 acres arabic.
Anthony Small, II acres woods
+ ScTcven 200 acres arabic $50 acres woods and
buildings adjoining lands Barnwell S Lehardy Mis-
VI ) Daniel
John Screven 200 acres arable go woods and
buildings adjoining lands of Barnwe, Williams, Marsh
savannah back River
Catherine Walls, 400 acres woods
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-02-29

Joining lands of Z NJ Jones John Ferebee
Floyd and Davidson. .~-..f,.e
Malpheus Rachel est acres arabic and
1872 acres wood land -
Mckenzie j B 100 acres wood land adj
joining lands ofest Porcher F Mckenzie
and Hodgins
Malpheus, A C 90 acres wood land, ad-
ioining lands of A Floyd and Z NJ Jones.
Malpheus, Sarah A 10 acres arabic and
40 acres wood land, adjoining lands OF es-
tate Blakewood, estate Ward and Jones.
Norton, A r trustee 40 acres arabic and
Is acres wood land, adjoining lands OF
JH Jaudon, S Solomons Mrs S Manor.
Norton, w B trustee 450 acres arabic
end 400 acres wood land, adjoining lands
of A J Lawton and estate E Bostick.
Oestereicher, John $50 acres arabic and
25 acres wood land, adjoining, Raymond
and estate Blakewood.
Pope, j II % acres arabic and 445 wood
Peoples. VIM 100 acres wood
land, adjoining lands of estate James Ru-
pertson and Thos Williams.
Primos, Jane s acres arabic and 1872
wood land, adjoining lands of Harriet
Biup. A J Lawton and estate Robert Nor
ton. ~
Riley, w o 400 acres arabic, adjoin-
ins lands of J THalford and others.
Roberts. l. C. $50 acres arabic.
Rushing. II Is acres arabic and 35
acres wood land, adjoining lands OF Ford,
Porcher, J A Floyd and A e Malpheus.
Richardson, q 50 acres wood land. ad-
Joining land of estate VIM Humoert, r w
Humbert and estate keitfer.
Roberts, John Is acres arabic.
Roberts, Brister 100 acres arabic.
Stevenson, VIM Is acres arabic and lO5
acres wood land, adjoining lands OF Mrs
CNalls, O'Bryan, Stephenson and W
Manor.
Singleton, Joseph 250 acres wood land,
adjoining lands of L e Robert, estate
Keepler and W Manor.
wilson. Collin 5 acres arabic and lOI
acres wood land. adjoining lands OF estate
ward. estate Tuten and estate John More.
woods. D E 6 acres arabic and 81 acres
wood land, adjoining lands OF Stephen
Rushing, estate Mckenzie and Tom
wright. >,
woods. Morris y acres arabic and 64
acres woods land. adjoining lands OF W
woods, estate Mckenzie and A G Morgan.
williams, John 81 acrcs arabic and 35
acres wood land. adjoining lands of r II
Tison, S B Rushing and others:
wall, Hampton 29S acres wood land
adjoining lands of O'Bryan, Stephenson
and VIM Stephenson. :,
Youmans, / n estate acres arabic and
92 acres wood land, adjoining lands of L
d Youmans, Preecher, Youmans and b
Strobhart.
Youmans, Levi 40 acres arabic and 500
acres wood land, adjoining lands OF estate
Youmans and B I S:robhart.
Young, Robert acre arabic and AZ
acres wood land, adjoining lands of Zah
ler, Morgan, estate Mckenzie and estate
Dupont.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-02-29
LAYTON TOWNSHIP.

Mrs Ann ] Bostick, $50 acres arabic and
meadow, 39s wood and marsh, and build
ings, adjoining lands Of Bostick, Lawton
and public road. -
. Patrick Mulligan, 400 acres arabic and
meadow, Gil wood and marsh and buildings
known as the Stafford place, adjoining lands
of ] D johnson, n W Wallace and N W
Ellis.
John Wallace estate. 400 arabic and
meadow, 534 wood and marsh and buildings
adjoining lands of John Lawton and estate
SOlomons
Estate Margret Buesper 40 acres arab and 80 acres
wood.
Danis estate, 255 acres arabic, 1923 acres wod.
Mrs NJ Goethe, IA acres arabic, 223 acres woods
Nat Garner Il acres arabic. 45 acre, wood
J G Goethe, 100 acres arabic, 600 acres wood.
Estate D Johnson 100 arabic, $50 acres wood.
Lawton, 200 acres arabic 1917 acres wood.
James Lawton, 600 acres arabic 400 acres wood.
John III Mckenzie, 80 acres arabic, 160 acres wood
Edward Mckenzie 120 arabic, $40 acres wood.
Mrs NJ Mathews, 40 acres arabic 80 acres wood.
Jane Russell, 81 acres arabic, 65 acres wood
Eldred Scott 20 acres arable 100 acres wood.
w II Stark 4 co. 100 acres wood.
Geo w Tuten l30 acres arabic, go acres wood
Mrs Sarah Wallace, 17o acres arable 4s5 acres wood
G NJ Williams 6S acres arabic.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR.
Beaufort County ). u FEB 10 1917.
@NOTICE is hereby given that the
whole of the several parcels. lots and parts
of lots of real estate described in the pre-
ceding list, or 80 much thereof as will be
necessary to pay the taxes, penalties and
assessments charged thereon. will he sold
hy th- Treasurer of Beaufort County, South
Carolina, at his office in said County, on
the second Tuesday, of March, A. d,
1872 (being the 18th dav of said month }
unless said taxes. asse ssments and penal
ties be paid before that time and such sale
will he continued from day tn day, until
all of said parcels lots and parts of lots OF
real state shall be sold or off; red for sale.
A. F. HALL.
auditor Of said County.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-02-29
GOETHE.

DR. Willard, $50 acres arabic and meadow,
500 wood aud marsh, adjoining lands OF Mrs
Speaks, Mrs New, Coosahatchie swamp
and others.
Robt Oswald, 200 acres arabic and meadow
39l acres wood aud marsh, and 6 buildings.
adjoining lands of n III johnson, ' A CHS
olm, Thos Fits.
Burwen Saunders, 300 acres arabic and
meadow, ISL wood and marsh, 6 buildings,
adjoining lands of A r Stokes estate, Ray
mond, Hogan and others.
Mrs p ID CHM, 2acres arabic and meadow,
e6 acres wood and marsh, adjoining lands OF
David Nix. w G Willingham and others.
Ayres, James w 30arable lS3 woodland.
Joining lands of John Gray and j \ Gray.
Anderson, John acres wood land.
BR Bostick, 250 arabic $50 wood land.
Bostick. B r 200 arabic $40 acres wood
land. Joining lands Of d Warmock, E H
Forristor, R w Beaufort.
Creach. estate H H 80 acres arabic 80
wood land, joining estate Smith, estate
Ruth John Terry.
Crapse, Mrs Catherine 80 acres arabic
200 wood land, joining Fl Z Crapse, estate
w B Ayrs. and Thos NJ Smith.
Dupees, Peter Is acres wood land, join
ing ] B C Long, Michael Mixam.
Fits, ThOs II 275 acres arabic 496 wood
land. Joining Robert Osweld, E Fl Peoples,
n Fl Johnson.
Faust, Miles 100 acres wood land.
CHM, heirs of J 80 acres arabic 45 wood.
Garner, Nat 7 acres arabic land.
Hagin, James w go acres arabic BOZ
wood land, joining Russell Stokes, Mrs
VIM Stokes.
Long, 20 - acres arabic 155 wood
land
Mulligan, Patrick 75 acres arabic laps
wood land, joining n W Ellis, Michael
Mixam, estate Johnson.
Marker, Robert 100 acres wood land.
Morgan, H Z 80 acres arabic 2O4 wood
land.
New, Nancy 1000 acres wood land, join
ing ] G. Tuten, Abram New. Y0umans.
Nix, J S 15 acres arabic % wood land,
Joining J D Nix. E Nix, and others.
Nix, David NJ 40 acres arabic 4s6 wood
land, Joining j E Nix, Michael Delouch.
Powell, Martin so acres arabic 25G wood
land, joining P Youmans, David Horton
and others.
Pope, H4O acres arabic 100 wood
land, joining Mrs Doyle, W 7 d Pope,
Cyprus Creek.
1OWell, MIS - lS ~ dCteS oiooA" w"
wood land, joining E Peoples, estate
Washington Smith.
Parnell, L NJ 80 acres arabic and l2O
acres wood land adjoining lands Of Mrs
S Deloach and David Nix.
Parnell, H NJ 25) acres arabic and 1850
wood land adjoining lands of VIM DelOch,
D Warmock. Franklin Johnson.
Pope, John estate. so acres arabic 907
wood land, adjoining lands of Jasper
Tuten, estate Smith Tuten.
Rouse, W R 40 acres arabic 135 wood
land.
Ruth, Mrs Addie e 300 acres wood land
adjoining estate Creach, estate Ruth, DR.
Willard.
Rivers s. Bowling, 90 acres wood land.
Smith, Thos NJ 25 acres arabic 236
wood land, adjoining lands of Abner CHM,
A ] Gill estate W B Ayrs.
Smith, G w 235 acres arabic land, ad.
joining lands OF Phillips, James Crimes
Preston Phillips.
Smith; VIVA J75 acres arabic 2S5 wood
land, adjoining lands public road, s De-
loseb, Henry shumaR' .''-'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14
STATE NEW =.

Highway robberies ere common 10 Greene
county.
Grapes are sold In Erie q, four cents per
pound.
Redelyffs is the name OF new postufncs
10 crest county.
Potat0es sells for twenty. five cents per
bushel 1t Muncy.
Cider sells for g per barrel 10 Snyder
county.
Apples soil at six cents per bushel 10
Bsrks county.
Butter is cheaper 10 Lehigh scounty than
any in tho State.
The corn crop will bs large in oil parts Of
the State.
Wild pigeons are roosting in immense
numbers in the forests of Monroe county.
Surrounded, then pounded, aod fnally
drowned, Is the fate Of unlsbeled Kit.sn.
ming dogs.
The apple crop in Bucks county this year
10 estimated to be the most abundant for
over twenty-five years psst.
Sore throat OF malignant type 10 prevailr
ing among the horses 10 Warrington, Bucks
county. A number have died.
A cheese factory Of 200 COW power 10 to bs
erected In Conneautvills this tall, ready 10
commence active operations early In ,bs
spring.
The lightning destroyed more trees 10 the
lumber regions, the past summer than wss,
known TO have been the case for years
past.
There are 800 children 10 Alliance, Ohio,
who are compelled TO remain ct home one
half Of each day for want Of more schoo,
room.
A servant transferred q quiet homo into
Babel, and lost good home BY merely
s'raiuing four quarts Of crab apple Jelly
through 40 eighteen dollar vail.
People in the rural districts, before build
ing fires 10 their stoves, .ougbs to see that
their chimneys are clean. We notice the
destruction BY frs ofa number Of houses,
the result of foul chimnsys.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14
The Hottest summer Oh Re.
cord.

cord.
The Meteorological records Of the Penn
eylvauia Hospital o. Philadelphia, which
20 back to 1890, show that the summer
which has just closed with the month Of
August, hss bseo tue hottest eves known 10
the history Of tue city. The mean tsmpsra'
ature OF June, according 10 the record, was
1862 dsgIses. or less than thrss.qusr.ers OF
degree below that Of June 1870, lhe warm
est corresponding mouth on record. The
mean temperature OF July was 50 81 degrees
Or u degree and third above the mean !or
July, 1892, 1888, 1868, the highest previous.
y recorded. Aud now we ind the mean
temperature OF August ~ have been Sl04
degrees which is greater by over bali u de-
gree than the mean for August 1863, the
hlgbest known previous to the present year.
Taken together we find an average mean
temperature Tor the thrae vumner month,
Of 1898 degrees. (which is tbre1-qusrlprs Of a
degree above the figures for the GUNNER OF
1870, which heretofore enjoyed the dis,iuc-
ton OF being ths hottest known in Phila-
delphis.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14

Saturday, October 18th, wss the day OBJ
served BY the Jewish people % Yon Kip
pur, or Day OF Attouemens, on which the
young and old tasted, from sunset 10 sunset,
and passed the day in the synagogue with
prayer On that day the Minister aud some
Of the more orthodox members of the relig-
ionists wore robes Of white linen. After
this comes. on October l7th, tho Hsrves,
Feast. or Susbo'h, Oh which, 10 their pray
ere, they Offer thanksgiving for the fruits = I
the earth. The feast lasts nine days, on the
fret and last two days Of which divine ser
v,css ore held.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14
Gold at Up. n. lis

There does not appear to be- anything
new In The situation Of affairs on the oil
question. The true solution Of the aues-
tion, which has been advocated BY US for
several days past, 10 the refining Of the oil
right here at home. The Oil City Derrick
oi this morning s,stes that cooperative re-
aneriss ere 10 bs established at onos at Pc.
trolsuu Centre, Roussviils, Reno. and At
Psrksr's Landing. Once thIs plan carried
iato suecsssful operation, and Il will effect
uslly equsloh out the Rsffosr's Combius/
tion Tor good.
The Petroleum Produssrs' Council was
ssIli 10 ssssion .. OIL City, on Saturday.
With the exception Of passing resolutions to
telegraph to New York denying tho report.
that the wells were 70 be started up, they
do not appear 70 have transacted any busi-
asss OF importance.
10 this eonuse,ioa we may state that the
movement orsanislsg 10 build . refinery at
tAls point 10 hsviag Ito eject on the Combl-
nation. II hes bssu Understood among oil
men forsoms time past, that the Combine.
sioa we're sndsavorius to get control Of The
Herman. Corusli & Go. refinery Of this
place. This they were unable {. do % the
ssuGsmsa owalog that rsausry do not put
spy isish 10 the promises Of the ringmas,srs
q the coubinstiou. The probability OF the
building Of another refinery BY The produ.
err, - ssitsird the trins that we under
ssAad shsy msds another offer for ,hs. rc,
nasry, this uosa,ug, naming much larger
cum shAn heretofore offered, and were rsfu,-
ed. Assssa Herman, Cornell l. Co. pro-
poss 70 run their 'saosry Independent of
s"y e0ne'nssiou, and their doing 90 will
not Interfere With the psodacsr's reaosr,. .
Therefore. let shs building OF that bs pn.hsd
she.d Is rapidly as possible.
Let the good work 20 on!
Looks like Winter so'd.y. \
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14

II ts stated that the present management
OF the Erie Railway has decided to remove
tho names, monosrams, pictures and ali
other traces aud rsmembraOcss ofJay Gould
and James Fisk, Jr.. from the engines, ferry
boass, palace coaches, and other property OF
tue company. II they could remove oil
traces OF their spirit from the msnsgs-
msut Of tho company II would be suil bet.
tor.