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CONGRESS IN BRIEF.
River and Hnrbor Appropriations Tor
tho South.

River and Hnrbor Appropriations FOR
tho South.
WASHING TON, February 22.
The Senate will cJnsider the case OF Loulsl-
ana Tuesday.
To the House to day sundry civil approprla-
tious passed. and the river and harbor bill was
iaken up It gives the MississIppi Arkansas
and Missouri Rivers sl0O, 900; Ouachlta River.
1000; the Mississippi River. between the
mouths of The Missouri and Ohio, $l0O, 900;
Ohio River, $50. 600; Cumberland River, below
Nashville, $40 900; Tennessee River, below
Chattanooga, sl0O,OO6; above Chattanooga.
s25, 900; mouth of Mississippi. $l25, 600; re-
moving Red River raft. $50 600; Cypress B ~
and Coda Lake. Texas, s5O,00O; Mobile haroor
and bay. $1,000; Savannah nsrbor and bay,
$50, 900; Ooslanaula River, Georga, slo, 600;
ST. Johns River, Florida, $4,000; James
River. Virginia, s75 900; other Virginia rivers,
S92 600; Cape Fear River, below Wilmington,
slOO, 900; Roanoke River, below Weldon. $40,
600. A motion to pass the bill by two-thirds
vote failed-yeas l0l; ua!s g.. 1t comes up
Monday in lis regular order, aud will pass.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT 1T THE FIRE IN
SAVANNAH.

At the Savannah fire of Friday morning an
accident occurred which was as terrible as II
was sudden. Messrs. Geo. Pender end Peter
Kent, both members of the Cleburne Hose
Company, We're standing near the edge OF the
sidewalk in front Of Moran d Rielly's stables
conversing about The fire when strong gale
sprung up. which blew The front wall towards
the street, fatally crushing Mr.. Pender and
terribly mutilaling Mr.. Kent. The two un-
ately, though In fearful condition, aud re-
moved to their respective residences. Mr..
Fender has since died, and Mr.. Kent feeCly
fingers. Both gentlemen are spoken of as
highly honorable and respected citizens.
The total Losses Of real estate and personal
property at the fire as near as can be e4iima-
led were $50, 900. Total insurance. SIC, 400.
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THE THREATENED FRESHET.

The recent rains in The np-couItry, accord
ing to the local press. have been very dlsas-
trous, particularly In Union and Sparlauourg
Counties. Intelligence reaches us from pri-
vate sources of the destruction OF numerous
bridges, and washing away OF dams, fences
and other property 10 greater extent than
for years before. All the rivers are swollen
fearfully and are etiil rising In consequence
of The rain again on Thursday night aud Fri
day mornlDg. Great damage 10 other bridges
not yet destroyed Is apprehended.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Heavy SHOWS prevail North and East.
The Presidents residence, six miles from
st. Louis, was burned. No insurance.
The main part OF 81. Petersburg, Clarion
County, Pa, has been burned.
-Wsshington's Birthday was observed In
New York. Business was suspended and the
orts fred salutes.
The Missouri House has passed resolu-
ton exonerating Bogy from bribery in the
senatorial election contest.
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THE CAROLINA CULPRIT.
WILL THE NATIONAL SENATE ADMIT
.RONRST JOHN" PATTERSON
A Document that will Create Stir In
Washington.
[sPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS.
Cor Eahrianrrf 90


[sPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NKws.l
COLUMBIA, February %.
A. memorial to the United States Senate,
protesting against the seating Of Patterson,
has been prepared by q few citizens OF Colam.
bia, and has been extensively signed BY the
citizens generally and members of the Legis-
lature. 1t is to bs forwarded to Washington
tomorrow morning. The memorial rectes
hstchsrges against Patterson and Worlhing-
ton. his egent, Of bribery and attempting to
bribe members of the Legislature are now
pending, and are matters Of record In the
Court Of General Sessions for Rlchland Coun-
Is. 1t cites the cases of Lse, Miller and Dun.
can as among many other cases of members
OF the Legislature who have testlned as to
these transactions, and .prays that full In
vestigstion be made of the truth or falsity OF
these charges before the seat be awarded to
Patterson. The paper concludes with dis
avowal OF any peraonal feeling or interest on
the part OF the slgners against tie said Pat
terSon. I'D PICKET.
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THE MODOC VAR.

San FRANCISCO, February %.
The messengers sent 10 Captain JACK g
camp have not returned, and fears of their
safety are entertained. The peace commits
sion is divided In the case. Some want an un-
conditional surrender, while Meacnam and
Applegate think the Modocs have been badly
treated. The people have but little hope OF
npacp
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TOL8l. .....s...... .....-Siso.oos e'ii'oo'
It will be seen that the Senate's amend
ments increase the gross amount approprial-
ed by $ll4,479. The bill will now return 10
the House for concurrence in the Senate
amenmepts, and 1t is not Improbable that
dav or two will yet be consumed In the House
upon this matter.
ACTS APPROVED.
The Governor to-day approved the follow
Ing acts a ouond tho charter of
the Apprentices' Library Society In Charles
An act to incorporate the Scott United
Blues. % -onov
An act to renew and amend an act 10 rene"
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and amend the charter of the Town Of Walter

and amend the charter of the Town OF Walter
boro'.
An act to incorporate the South Carolins
Agricultural and Mechanical Society.
An act to incorporate the Bryan Light In
fantry, of Charleston.
An act TO lay out and establish new roat
| In Union County.
An act 10 change the name OF Frank Slmp
son, of Anderson County. 10 Frank Carter.
An act to incorporate the WadmalaW Rlhe
men, Edisto Riflemen and Sumter Ligh
Dragons.
An act to incorporate the Ford Riaenen Of
Charleston.
An act 10 amend Section II, Chapter II, o.
General Statues.
An &c to recharter Ashford's Ferry.
An act to renew and. amend the charter o
The toll bridge across the Savannah River al
Hamburg.
An act 10 incorporate the African Methodist
Church at Manning.
An act TO authorize and require the county
commissioners OF Barnwoll County to open 9
pubic road through the Town of Midway.
An act 10 incorporate the Calvary Presby'
terian Church OF Church Flats. &c.
An act 10 incorporate the Town of Black
stock.
An act to amend section 6, chapter 81, oi
the General Statutes.
An act 10 alter and amend the act to charter
the own of Frog Level.
An act 10 incorporate the Garrison Light
fafaRtry of Charleston. .--
An act to incorporate the Canaan Baptist
Church OF Beaufort County.
An act TO incorporate the Lincoln Rifle
Guards OF Kingstree.
An act to incorporate the Wilson Artillery
Company of Charleston.
An aci TO Incorporate the Independent Fire
Engine Company of Florence.
An act 10 amend the charter of the Town oil
Chester.
An act to provide for the purchasers of lands
at sales made for the non.payment of taxes,
&c.
An act 10 revise and amend an act anG 10
reduce all acts pertaining to the homestead
into one act
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continued ON Fourth Psso'-i
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WASHINGT0N'S BIRTHDAY.
HOW TIE DAY WAS OBSERVED IN
CHARLESTON.

Grand Celebration by tho Washington
Light Infantry and Escorting Clubs
The Parnde-srlendid Grafton OF the
Hon. w. D. Porter-the Supper In the
Evening-other Incidents OF the Anni-
veraarv.
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All Read that Ran-Prie.
Eeaacea.

Discount to cash customers
thankful for past favols, and un.
der the stringency oftbe money
market, knowing that we can
buy cheap for cash, We preferto
give to our patrons the benefit
of cash prices On and after
the first day of January, 1873
we propose to sell for cash,
which will be to your advantage
as well as our own. Call and
see US and we will give you
prices that will defy compe,i-
ton. Our motto il live and
let live.
MEASE Il ARMSTRONG
All those that are indebted
to us for 80 days are request
ed to call and settle by the
10th of Jan. 1872.
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Four splendid ChrODOs for
Every Subscriber.

Arrangements have been made BY which
We can offer ayears subscription to TIE
New York Christian at Work and Elrcsic
Weekly, With their four magnificent Chroi
uos: GOOD Morning." "Carlo In Mis/
cb lei, "spriug Flower'," and "Summer
Flowers together with our Journal for
As the Cnromos alone are worth from
$40 90 to $500, and 40 the New York
publication is every way first clsss, It pre-
sents sn uonsnnI opportunity TO our SUBJ
.crihers The Cbromos are made by Prong
and otter celebrated artists, and will be
forwarded promptly BY mail prepaid.
Should any subscriber desire only the
two first named Cbromos, they will I've sent
With the two publ,cstions for
Remit IT, she publisher Of this paper.
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Woodhull, Clsl'n & Co, were arrested
sga'n 10 New York, yesterday, for sending
obscene literature through the mails. Ia
default oi bsil they were committed
The last Woodbuli & Cisa,u Weekly con-
tAins y letter Of synpstby for the dear
Woodhnll from Tuusvilie, to which 10 sp-
peudrd th~ names of l9 Of the lovsrs Of the
doctrines uf that female who reside 10 that
moral town l. don't speak very we'll Tor
,hS morals Of those people, when they tax.
up with the pernicious doctrines published
by the Woodruff clique. 4
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Nrs Iiiliwig paid as = cal yesterday A.
ternoou. She stated that "shs " . . deem,
woman and bad better us-s ior h.r money
than to spend u tor whisk-y, and then bs
forced TO lay down In tue snow and freeze;
shs vas no such woman ~ ,hs,." She DE-
s,rsd coTr~csiou made, and politely ipI
formed us that the frozen female alluded ,c
day Or two since was Ehz. Psr,'s mother,
snd not herself. We mske the correction
sa,Iansd tbst Ms. Hiliwig is 40 sbusrd ~
male.
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Mr. j. Stsmbaugb, an old oil buyer oi
tb . srction, who has been absent for some
time psst, has returned 10 the Creek again,
and commenced buying oil. 1t 10 said BE-
,atends to buy and store 10000 barrels OF
oil st once 10 his irou tank al Ryud Farm
This will be good news TO the Cher'yirse
operators.
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SEE HERE.

II. II WARNER has jnst received tr ou
b me twenty Casks more ot that cider, thai
WAS never heat fni qnallty. Also, appir'
~pps. butter, &c The hest bniter rv-r
hrong1t into this town, who, he will ssll I, !
cs.h.e Vt will uo' trust ANY more goods If Fl
the first CT January. 1878.
All those indebted TO hun are requested
to call and tsiIls wittou: delay and ssv.
costs.
H. r. WARylR
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A mac uam.d Ju.sph D'stricn, a shoens'
ker who came to tSis place from Cleveland,
AoUs months ago, suddenly left tcwa . day
or two since leaving . w,ts aud thee chit
drsa 10 extremely drsti.uts cireumstsncss
Tas fsmily were taken charge Of by PooI
Commissioner McHuxh A villain " hu
would thus leave his lamiIy uuprov'dsd fol
10 mid winter, ought TO be killed, skiansd
aud dried, ~ n warning 10 otoers. N
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PETROLIA lTENs.-rh- k4rns we'll on I. .
Jsruisuu iarm 10 ding 200 barrels.
Akaus City +ell, on Tho Major Adam.
tract, Smith struck . 10 barrel ou
Friday last.
Tue Stuushiou well, on the n -jor Adams
tarm, 10 doiag 60 brrasis
Aors tbau ons baIf vf the wrls in the
Pslro, 10 district aye shut dowu, as they
cannot get tneir oil run.
49, ,OU0 barrels oi oil were sold sl Par
ksr. on FRIDAY, for $2.25.
Major Adams will have bis large hotel q,
FaTv'ew ready for occupancy next mouth
The Snidsnsnted we'll, On tbs Robert
Campbell farm, struck the fand on Friday
last, and In u few m'huies WAS flowing.
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TIE question Of building rr6ueriss IL DO.
log ag,tated 10 the Parker district A cor
respondent writ o. 1t Ia 10 b. hoped the,
tue produsers WI subscribe literally for
this project, ss ,hls 10 the only permanent
remedy ior their low priors tor oil, and IL =
rehn,r ~ 10 buill at Parker it will be speedily
followed by the erection OF one at Foxburg
aod o'her points, which will gn tar toward
building up tho trade Ut the country, and
will greatly hea-nt oil cl.ssps.
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A Wicked YOllngster.

a Wicked fOO0Gstefs
81. Luke's Episcopal Church, Cedar Falls
Iowa, hss been without minister for some
time. Last Friday week Il wss announced
by tho young man, n. W. BuIlineane. 10
charge Of The church - sexton, that on Sun
day services would bs resumed. The Cedar
Falls G.setts tells what tsppened Oh Sun
day and how the people feel about II, a.
toliows:
Accordingly the congregation assembled
for worship, and at the time for worship
who should appear from tbs vessry but this
by Bnrlingsme In bis white robe, who
Immediately began to oficAte. Rsreiy
devines % electrified an audience a. on this
occasion. To part Of those present, who
were strangers, be was supposed 10 be 9
yonng eellegests who lad been authorized
TO tesd services, but to those who knew the
ysuog STRIPPING, il the angel Gabriel With
his trumpet had suddenly appeared they
could not have been more surprised and
umhfound.d. A part ,mmedisteiy left the
church, and it 10 said that one Of the vestry
meu. as be passed tout, WAS so chssr,nrd
that . .ripbteous iDdiRnstion" induced him
to swear, II not right out in meeting. just
outside the door, at The boys prssumptvs
detrcrntion.
A ohoir o! young misses, who had been
training . week or more, furnished the mus
| ic for She occasion. The young d-viue
went through the usual exercises Of prayer
with little embarrassment, and, turniuR 81
the Bible, gave out for his tex, from ta-
passages, Let your light sotshins," ETC.
ssx,, hs launched forth into 40 -xbortation
OIL the Necessity oi employing y pAs'sr, and
the ehaua that 1t was to the church that II
should rensia unOccupi.d Alter eoutinu/
lng iu this strain TOR a short time, be c. osrd
.le services With tbs usual bspediciIon,
'.Glory 10 thu FA iher."
II has been toe theme Of much com mspt
rs TO wuy ooy could We the auhscity to
thus drsrcrats the puip'i; bn, tue answer
wss gwen W him 10 his cu,Dr ,drs the mex,
mornlDk that ut WAS too d--bsd thai
sucn u NICE little cnuIch should 10 withvu,
q pastor" We Cannot without our pru-
| Gil, do justice tO The Occsaion, aud, tLri.iorr
WITH iLrss facts, ~ they occurred, ask our
re"d-rs to draw upon their IMAGINATION for
scene that has never been b. ard Of for
desrcratvs impudeuce and lud ierons
''ouerk' 10 the Dark ur N ddie Ages, uI
ever before 10 tois ever wonderful! aud proc
grssslvr pIetent
The officers sud member. are jus,l y iodig<
naut al tnis i,grace o he s.urch and b, D..
never again 10 bear The humiliation when
tue boys sc.ion s-s broush. upon them
p'S-It bss siucs been sscert~,nsd Ma,
the Juvenile D. D., u.d been preaching 10
. barn ;0r some time
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I, 10 said that . movement tas bern 10
auaursied BY aome OF the leading bankers
10 Boston. New York and Philadelphia 70
ures the Secretary Of the TIessnry TO de-
posit 10 the designated dsposi'ories 10 'hOse
cities . portion Of ,bs esiu and thus libss.
ale large amount sk kgreeubscks now held
- reserve.
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Matrimonial felicity seems to bs impruy-
'ng 10 California If we may judg. from d.,
vorce statistics. In the year 1856 tbs nun.
oei OF divotces grsutsd 10 San Franc ..co
were nors tnsn lon per ceui. Vt the Who'll.
nnmher OF ism,lirs-b.,ug one hundred aud
ten III population OF Uns ,bous4ud f.mH
lies. Tue pat year tue uumber OF divorces
10 that city have bsrn iws hundred and
thir1y'one IN popu. .s!iou nearly four ,im.s
that Of 1856, tnus tas divo css were onI, ,
httIs NOR" ,A.a double. Or the divorce.
srautsd ibs last year three tour,hs W. .
bought BY wives. There, as here, ,h.rs A..
"f'vor''s" divorce jadss.; ons jads. iu San
F'~nc'ses granting - many divorces a. ali
the otosr jldses combined. Tho facii,,
With Which divorces are granted dsusod,
here a' elsewhere, upoo The pscal .r ylsv,
sse judge may havs upon The sscrsdu a, or
the ''sulsruss Of the m.rriags eouu.s,.
The wsssasr IL fesrfsl cola Soso1y.
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II you
Want Q Salesman,
Want . Servant Girl,
Want to sell . Horse
Want to Sell Patsut,
Want to Lvud Money,
Wan. 10 Buy House,
Want TO sell . Carriage,
Want 70 Borrow Money.
Want 10 Sell an Oh Well,
Want to Buy an Engine or BoilA
Want to Sell House and Lot,
Want to find Strayrd Animal,
Want TO Purchase Nd Oil Interest,
Want to Sell Piece o, Furniture.
Want tn Buy Secondhand Carriage,
Want 10 Sell Tubing, CssinR, Gas Pipe,
Want - Find an u~net for anything
advertise 10 Tho RECORD. a. no lsH
tn.u wu ibuua-nt peupls r-sd u wrekiJ.
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The sl stmsnt to the ridi0uts district was
30, 900 barrels. This will relieve the district
considerably sud put better aspeet on
business sff ,irs. The allotment made las
week. aud the presedt QUE, will relieve this
district Of 49, 900 barrels. Good!
[TiAiOute Journsl.
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TAKE NOTICE,

Having disposal Of my Lumber ysa
with the Intention Of leaving Ibe Oil RG
Gions. all parties showing themselves 10.
d~bted TO me viii plesss call ss eacs ga
ssttls and thereby save eosts.
R. r. STERN BURG.
Petroleum Centre. Jas. Z, 1879.
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OIL NRws The Shsnuuu well, on the
.DeRtIf iarm, struck the frst sand, when tho
gas rushed forth in such volumes tnst it rose
above the derrick. Ii was found necessary
10 draw the casing and drown 1t out.
A dry mole has ossn sunk ou the Barnhsrt
farn. two miles above Karus Cuy. The
well was put down ! 500 feet but nat dr. ID
Of the olesgsuuns Auld could 10 fonnd.
Mr. A. N. Haruar recently sold a forth
in,srsti 10 'hc Hsm'fat we'll, on The Stone
House properly, tor 5000. The we'll 10 .
good one and 90 10 the sale, and wn.t 10
better Hsmur ip 10 luck again. Proyr.s.
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We hear it slated that Is soon - spring
opens . number OF nav test wells are 10 b.
drilled at and near Cherrytres Village. We
have no doubt oil exists in iargs quantities
in thst neig hbOrh0od.
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At the last oil report pnblIshed 10 the
Petersburg Progress, there was ll9 new
wells going down in that vicinity aoue -
Looks bad for the future. As long ~ the
production remains SO large, prices csnno,
10 expected to improve much.
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L d. of R. NJ .


A gentleman fishing 10 PusbAw pond, re-.
Gently. caught n perch. and while drawing
It into the hoss . lnrYd pick"r-l Jumped and
hit it IN firmly thai blth lisa were psfsly
landed.
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LOcRI NOelces.
For Sale,

ny satk ssd fixtures AsN ssw ~ ~
go ~ bundias ief ssls II sent.
J. v BsAesv,
RstsUleao Cessrr, BE-. %, ls73. /.
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TIE Petrolia Advertiser, organ Of the
Canada oil regions, complains OF the low
price Of oil aud cons qnent sssgnation Of
busioess Of ell kinds. Developing 10 q, .
stand still
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NOTICE. Mr. Janrs S. McCrny having
removed to Franklin, parties having com.
muhicsiion with hin on business or other
VISA, are rpqnrst-d nersafier to address ,hsIr
letters TO thai point. IS.
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II now trSnspirrs THAT The robbery I"
Simmons drug store occurred about ten 81
cock in the evening, instead of two O'Clock
in Tue morning. a. stated by us.
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Gas pumps are coming into use 10 the
lawer district. The Petersburg Progress
dsprecstps their use.
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The, ,Tidiou,e producers st recent meet.
ing passed . vote Of e.nsure against the Oil
City Derrick The Derrick still livsa
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Trains are nearly sil delayed BY ihs ex'
trems cold weather.
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Tns Assoaie fraternity VI Omsha de-
pouncs tue lottery scheme gotten up for the
alleged purpos- Of erecting = masonic tem-
pie 10 that city 40 being u Awindls
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We are iu receipt ois copy Of Govsrn nor
Gsary's message sod other public docuI
ments.
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Thsss sAdiWousl Jurors we're secured In the
TWsed sass yvstsrdsy
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On account Of press Of joh work ws are
forced 10 run our resdirg natter . little
short today.
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Ufsksiord Brothers. London, have failed
Lisbillii.s, $500.OOO
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Judge rriodls w.s s,quir'sd'iu Albany
ys,'.rdsy. the vote sand sg l7,o7
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M8gaZineS.

Magazines.
All ihs nsgazIuss Tor september, DOW
ready.
Harper,
G,lnxy.
Atlsuiie,
Lipp,ncutI'S.
Eclectic,
TrnLsatlant!c,
O'lv-r Optic,
Young Foiks,
Frank Leslie,
Cbl'drsu's Flower
Old and New,
Gokry's LAdies' Book,
L"deyn S'eie,y,
Prterson's
Lsdi-s Friend,
Arhur's Hume,
Scienc. Moultly,
B.liou's,
Good Words,
Nursery,
Chatterhox,
Metropolitan,
Herald Of Health,
At the POST OFFICE NEWSROON. !
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SsurH CLARION lTEAs. MAsistosa
we'll. owned by b. B Csmpbrll. on the Eli
Losu- farm, w.s tubsi last Friday and Is
doisg 40 bsfrr,s.
Ths Tabor. Macomber l. Co. we'll on
ssns farm, eoutb 'ide of Clarion wss tubed
Isst Thursday. aud 10 doing 80 barrels.
NJ >, belonging 10 the same compsuy, 10
10 she s.ud, and is makiug = large saow.
TIE willoughby well. on the Eli Logns
farm, VIII 10 tubed on Friday. She 10 now
l6 feet 10 the ssnd, and 10 msking . very
heavy show. Owned BY Wllloughby and
Lopue.
Anthony Willoughby sold II. c. Smulln
3.< seres. 30 iods from The Willougu BY
we'll, for $3.60S.
Two nrw ri.e owned by Tabor, Mscomber
i Co., s,s up IN the E. Losus farm, and
a,e going to commence operations ss once.
Petersburg Progress.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-10

The Florida L-sisiIuIs srgau,ssd Thurs
day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-10

Tes I'inols Legislature elected The Re-
publican ssucss son,inees throughout
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