Delthy's pondusa (=lynx) used by Owen and Hutton in Researches among the Paleozoic and Carboniferous Rocks of Central Kentucky, 1847, p. 12, This fossl is said to become common 7 miles NW Bardstown, trough, in the Linnisville turn pike, when the line intersects it again in descending to the bridge. 12 miles NW of Bardstown the full section of limestone is seen. = 170 feet. 40 ft Flanagan 40 Paris 170 Wilme 20 Argana 40 Aerant & Co 12th + Rockwell St Chicago, Ill. C.H. Borgerl. 860 The Starde Spring, 920-910 Large Dalmanellas abundant 880 Large Dalmanellas abundant. 900 Hebetella + Dalmanella 925 Dalmanella + Hebetella. 960 Level of Zac Marsh, 990 Well near house 160 ft deep. 830, 950 Hebetella + Rhynechitrema common Immediately east of house, calciferous shell calcareous concretion. 8 ft in area 2.5 ft Diarthritis succeed, Simple bretnures? Vehatille brecchi. Rhynech irregular 9 ft internal. Using a map and we show. At northern boundary, at Disarthus succeeds abundant locality; the strata being 16 feet higher = Dip 16 ft South. 62 ft from road to well at Borger house. 42 ft level of well at Borger house. Diarrthits succeed. Mr John Simpson 44 ft internal. Spring for Dalmanella very abun- dant, 100 lbs. 2 pint of John Simpson. 60 ft internal The Starde Spring, well east of three Borger, Just SW of house.