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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

BrsurP1R 10 raR ara ynrnRAx In.
IAATAY.-As already announced Tie 4th
veteran Infantry viii be eomplimsnsedWi.h
HsapPeF at Washington Hall this evening.
All Tie ladies are invited to attend aud
contribute a. lhsY may chooseto the pleas.
uss and suseesa of ID proposed entsrtaiu-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

B8rBLoOpED COLTs.-Ws fiud the fol.
lowing In the river news of last Friday's
Cincinnati Commyefai:
"Ihs Charmsr LETT with $50 tons, in
GLIDING nine blooded colts from Lsxihg-
ION, purchased for Thomas Sweeney. Fac. +,
OF Wheeling, for So. 300"
We understand that Mr.. Sweeney has
purchased. the Woodnaasss Farm on the
National Road, between this city aud st.
olaiFsTille, and Intends to do something il
tue way Of improving the stock OF horses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

B9-ARRlrAL OF sOLDl1As.-capt. He.
gans, with about forty veterans of his cav.
airy company arrived 10 the city on satur-
day evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

Bosron, March ia lettef f+om n.
deira states that the pirate Florida allied
ron fGnehal February 18th: The o. s:
St.oP Ot 3, 81; Iona Wa in port, but
being sailing vessel, could do nothing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

B0-OAFF. HAoASs' 90. A, LIST West Va.
Cavalry. will be entertained this evening
at Warrington Hall, iu connection With
the 4th Infantry.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CoLaITE5S 9oHEY S0. s ;.

Rhil cel0bratod ToaIet soallI,, & q ,S,,,.,,
al demand, Z made fron The ehoIesst nassriaII
= mild and emOllienf IN It's nature, 6rn.
6EantAyssented, and extrensly beneneIaI
IN Ii action upoa the ain. TsrsaIs By al bfuR.
gisss and Yaney eoods Dealer. nrIb Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
FOR SAIR

II sB1sH ID m l. ISsod lElii1 lit.y sriek Ho,s.s,
sd tSqr Lntl q On Lynu StTsSa
PaFtislilEa A1plJ - 511E6 II. DILI1jg. =
: 1sbes2 = ~ FfanbSr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
Tor SALE.

ON account ftiI hsSIth, I oiIsr a.ls he -.
" inxtnres and fllnltuFso Of the veil knOjTn Sp3
Pofaiar KFlmet,S E16tal, together With ! nod ~
eeiaS prGa z 41sn furniture and nxt1Tss
AES entlre4y neg. me vete VIII Be sod at . bdl.
zl 49, 5os g ~ Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
RaaueqhI -, Attacked by Rebels.

9adueshs KY, Attacked by. Rebels.
6AIRd Match 2s.-Repotts are circu.
latsd here this morning that the rebels
under Forrest GtEaGiE Raducah, XIV. SO
mlieB above here yesterday, and burned
part ofthe town, bntsasi photographic com
mqnieatious Gre' cut OF no auIhenIic intor.
mattouicouldl be obtained. Il odg
-Ih6 steamer -tGEan, & from Nashville.
which passed PaduesA at Eve this morning
AID the Joseph Psarce, which passed lwo
nouz% later bring the following a ceouut If
affa-rs: -. . 'S S4.ss q
Forrest, with an estimated force offs 600.
ceptared the place az 2 o'eIock yesterday
AtteFnoon, and sacked and fired the civ
Hicks, commanding the post, oecG-
pied the fort below the city, with sabout
500 men. The rebels mallss fuar assaults
on the fort aud were reputssd each Iius.
E Three OF our ganbOats opened on tbe
city during It's Oecupati0a by the ENEMY.
much OF which was burned, Including me
marine railway and tine steamer AriE yna.
Eatithe wharf, ft& aissf5ssr, ~.
When the Psarce passed. at 10 clock in
the morning the enemy had left. Thepeo-
pie Were returniug TO the city aud theifres
were dying out The amount of pu bile aud
private property cRPtuted is. unknown at
present. but supposed TO be large. Our loss
Is IL killed aud 40 wounded. 1t issreportsd
ShAt 100 rebels were killed aamong TIT m
General Thompson. Twenty-Five bouses
aronad the fort were DESTROYED by our
troops they being used as. seteens tor Inc
rebel sharpshoOtsFs. HaadauSrters and
GoVernmenE stoEehOuses were .bp.nt nv
the enemy. Your reporters has gone to
Eodueah and will furnish correct informa.
#tton as soon as possible.
aF p.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

G~ExrRED-T6s furlough Of thirty
days given to the members of the Is. Yves,
Virginia Infantry expired on Saturday last.
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LaughHa's ExpeetoLant SNEup.

4or Coughs, Colds, Group who6plng Cough use the
EXPECR0RANTSER1P.
We guarantee the most spesdy rtlTSF By using the
ExPEoToRANT SYRUP.
me ennoyane ofeoSt,nt Coughing IA stoppsd BY
USING FHE E1PEcFoR4HT SYRUP.
Hundreds testify 70 he graf ax.oolIsDeo Of the
ExPHoToRAaT SYRUP.
Dim0nlty Of Breathing ilreiisvsd by the
EXPRCr0RAHT SYRUP. n
1nhAmnAtion Of the Lungs Is cured by tue
lsIRUP.
Children can use without fear the
ExPEOFoKARr SYRUP.
Asthma Bronchitis and General IrratiOn OF the
Throat IL cured by the
ESPECTURAST SYRUP
Price 40 CenIS. Prepared ouly by
'ts6zo LAu6HLlNS &BUsHFiELD.
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paiIg AatEIAaeadet.
Monday Morning March 90.
S7, $3.50, SOB, 9i.a0. F5S-

Will our friends, in sending subserip.
tons to the IHtelligsNesr, please remember
that the price of the Daily for one month
is ss cents, for two months 81 80, for
three months 81, es. for sig months SO so,
and for one year ST. That the price Of
the Tri-WeekIy for one year is s., for aix
months 81 and for three months 81 as
That the price of the Weekly is So year.
or 81 for six months. These terms We do
not depart from, aud request that our pat
rODs will make note of them, and thus
save themselves and US much trouble.
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s~THE FOURrH Wlsr V1noIslA IsrAs.

ED tHE FOURTH " R8F VIRGINIA TRPAN.
ray, the members of which our citizen,
will have the honor to sntertain this eve.
ming at Washington Hall, was originally
commanded b! Colonel (now Generall
LiRbtburu. The present Colonel (Janss
q. Dayton,l went into the regiment As
= captain. recruiting a company in the
vicinity of New Greek. after having been
robbed of everything ne had by the rebels
at the breaking out of the war. The reyi.
meut participated ia the battles fought In
the vicinity Of Charleston, KanaWha, pre-.
TiOus to General Eighfburn's retreat nom
that place on thelsth Of September, 1861.
The regiment was then ordered to Yfeks.
burgb, and participated in the engage
menls st that place on the 18th and 22nd
OF September, losing on the first day 100
men, aud on the Secoud II, including Ia
officers. Major Goodspesd was killed on
the 18th, and his body was accidentally
burned by the rebels. The 4th was then
ordered to jackson, Mississippi, aud par
tic'pted in the lighting At that place on the
10Th, nth and 18th of July. The reei.
neut vas also at Mission Ridge on the I'd
of November, aud formed the extreme lef,
of our army during that gallant and vic
toriOus affair. 1t was then ordered to
Knoxville to relieve General Burnside, but
as LOngstreet had resrsstsd, it halted at
aarysVille, aud from thence marched to
Larkiusville, which latter placsit lsf. week
before last.
The regiment has done noble service,
and deserves all the honor the people of
this State can confer upon it.
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s,dsf. qs,s
STOP THAT COUGH!

EiR1EHDl{ Are yor aware ~, -
Jour IL ing that o6GsEA 5Hhat N Il
7, 9nly 4 eeld, sid = VIII soon ~ a. ttsSif SSiy ,
u 2ep eontplS % neglect yotlrseIt thS FenIt "a,
" 1hoFt tl46 gou win begin % IN
~ s9tneSS aeI9sl attended With dart
witch you ria VII ~ tlick and yellow oFiTi6i
s ssa i Tas 10y sae W.T. Nod aud
ehfii; siV q 20 aye = hectic lsyGEs cold
- e1kl 9ft4t II you Stilf neRiecf
Pyourself, 6hoEf fIlG se5 you eouyelssj - ~
Slags y0a apt eattae q ~ GEagRaaP The
y ne grave every single ease began 0oifk Ff1Ie
80 u ms had been attended tnin time an mjxht
al deIlsish thaa e aS S las nd. !. re q.
aEsLEs1 ~ deadly action 70 the substance o. fhS
~ III s3et ting there EoklLtTt1H or 9g1RRut =
nsas tnbeFcl began Goft6n and 6snaT5 -.
sewing ~ th6Ss nleeFGti1nS dRRAF 1AVfffl n ~
cure, md of s taS :, very dsa to
ALIENS LUNG RALSAIi
WILL Ii BREAK UP EyIN TREMOsT HARRssIES
- sH9f COUGH fsta = 5[15
IN a FEW HOURS TIME
~ y Z e only PeEssysrsd m OH what Z the yalns
Of money compared with hSalthit
USE THIS sALL-PoWERPULe BUT n RATr.R..ss 1.
REMHDYf N TIlIHE =
Cali Upon the Agents and get n Pam.
Z E pGlstt ; 49, !
And rad the treaties Gpoa 6onsu Ivybt,b 4.
and go the certificates q Tn truly rsTSSTtSSis
ST1,,[ Sies N Sur city esos that we're eo1d3red
! Roraalshy ne proprisitosrs, ~
's5at ID NSHARRIS q co.
otncinnaa. Ohio.
10 whom address all ordsrds - ~
seld b Msdisin6 dale ESpe4alIv. JVhoIsl.SSI.
y ~ ms BuSH&IEED, n COOKING Il
SS,s ~, 3 kRART Wheeling, va, and 81 All
FIsahnEgh Dtaggtsts. mriI 2nidfv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
New York Market.

Esa NV YoRK, March 90
tCOttou-ActiVe, quiet sand steady at7s
for middling uPlandsi 7O@7s Tor. lo~ mid
dIiags. ff.tsissil- Tg
FIOur-Less active and scarcely so firu.
So 959T 05 for extra State; 81 2597 40
for extra B. a. o ). 81 45@s 70 TOE trade
6rands. The market closing quiet.
Hhtsky-SomeWhat irregular at 100 for
state and 81 oo@1 OF western,
Hheat-Dull:anda shade easter, uomiuaI
quotations, 81 65@I Sc for Chicago sprroY.
81 s699l 81 for Milwaukee cluh; 81 Ga
9l T2 for winter red western; 81 7oGal ~
red western aud 81 IS for white III
CoTn-l@2c better, 81 2s6l 90 for nev
yellow, 81 3l4@I 80 for old western mir.
ed in store anu 10 or 12 parcels reporied
sold at $IS4.
Qats-FTmeE at so&@9I fori,lzes,ern,
ana some cohtce parcels sold az 90.
Wool-Firm aud 10 iair demand.
{ merchandising, firm aud 10 gooi de-
HorE-Chiefty for prime mess S22 so. mess
S22' l2fC922 90. for old do. S23 T5a3s ;or
new do, Sls 20@2O SO for aid aud new
prime; $22 6o@23 for prime mess. Also
oe0 bbls. prime mess for May at BUYERS
option, S2s 90, aud 1000 b6ls. mess for
ApIll Ht buyers option a. Sz3f
Beef-Steady.
Gut Meats--Iu good request and 6rmer
At s2@lo for shoulders aud 1Sa4 for
hams. ~
Bacon sides-Qhiet and wtthou chanee.
Lard-Qaietaud a shade easier At IsflA
Z 1st 81.
NV FORK, March 2s Owen Lovtioy.
member ofGougress from Illinois, did in
BrGoklyn last night. ai
New York Money Market.
NEW Yong; M4ten 90.
Noney-Aettve at 6 per cent 90 can.
Sterling ExehanEs aud dGIl a,
1so@lsi. .y3E ~
Goid-UnsettIed and closes lover, open.
ing al 20. and closing dull % Bs466ss
Government StOcLs-Flrn; d. s, g,
1881 4 l24l91t24 1905 Oct. and April
lt24@l12f. 3 Eos 10s3i91O2.
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NsW YoRK, March 2s.-Ths Tribuns's
Washington special says, q grear number
Of RmbOlaDces have gone to the front.
An order has been issued allowing of
hcers and pciyates of the Invalid corps, I'll
for active dnty. TO enter the Veteran corps.
The Herald's Washington special says,
the 9Th New YRfk Heavy Artillery is or
dered to the fronE as infantry. II numbers
1000 men.
INV YoRk, March 2T.-Ths Post states
that a private letter from Washington says,
Gen. Grant intends to place ali the general
officers on duty at once.
Brig Gen. d: 3. Birney, U. s. Vol, has
been confrmsd asa Major Geaeral Ia tue
volunteer service, his commission to date
from May Goth, 1883. AE -
The following order was issued to day:
HEADQUARTERS OF The Amy,
ADJ'F GEHERALls OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March 81. 1854.
All furloughed men Of the Ninth Army
Corps will Rt the expiration Of their fnr-
loughs rendezvous AZ Annapolis, Nd De-
PArtment and other commanders will facil-
itate the execution of this order.
By command of 1t. Gen. Grant
[Stgnsdl B. D. TowEsEED, A., A. g.
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NV YoAK, March 26-owen LoVtiov.
member OfGougress from Illinois, did in
Brooklyn last night. @ a3
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Cut Aeats-Gu good,requesl and .6rmer
at Sf@lo for shoulders aud 1s@.i4 for
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Bacon sides-Qdiet and without change
Lard-Qatet aud a shade easier AZ IsiSS
| st.
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pro srE oTU
TuE EoeyEE & MARSHALL OIL coNpANY.
Onle, No. tpt y. FOURTH street. below walnut, back
CAPITAL. sooo. SI S2Ras, !, 1850 1855 PAR VALUE So
,tNC ppltlP o. lHh ,ompAhy Is situated on the Ale
two and hni miles from tho town Of Franklin, Venaugo
county Icuusyyaaa, and upon the same sldo OF said
lists Of The cntro working interest (which s one
tho well known "HoovcT Farm celebrated as among
ue h:t 2n1 Ae;t productive OF Territories, and Anown
The lease f. fer Ton Rods square, with frontage Of q
kc number Of rods upon Tho liver giving room for two
more Wc5 and has uH uncNpr0d term Of tvcnty-
.rNa ItcfC is also first class ton horse Engno Tub
Ing 1an and cye thing necessary 70 carry on success
7hc wen (Which Is flowing and pumping ouc) has
has produced regularly nom 10 I9 bbis per week (n-
cindng toppFs'l al times ilo-ing EiJhtecl Bdrroh per
si0ut $4,000 annually The on superior iubrIcRns
tho oil trOm OIL Crook. This well, rightly hsndcd and
actively worked by the celebrated ratont Air Pump leaves
ugn-tom 40 to 5Oborcs Ter day
The ether property othc Company consist in valuable
river tract Of h acres In eesiWplc adjoining the extreme
borough uo Of Franklin WITH large ring facing
tract thereby increasing boring surface aud enhancing
gesy It's yaiug as oil territory In addition to this 1t has,
IolAIns and rapidly growing towns Of the State, large
n The product Of tho wells this region there h,s cvcr
been remarkable uniformity, WHICH, with the late yaul
"lloover sin and tho dcoyery OF large aud valusbe
producing we nl around the Companys property (se
bic o territories. Tie Franklin CRi'og, IN noticing the
now wells recently struck, says:-
zone by DHl, Morrow, on October ~, on the Couh-
rane Farm, two miles below Frauklin, which yielded 30
o9tre. nt the tst tOrf eight hours pumping, IL
'deItd good for 100 barrels John Ice has also obtained
1UW ug Wet on the Martin fan,, ABOVE the Hoover
ana nearly opposite the Cochrane which lOWs over nay
haifels per day. Also Mr.. Hubbs, who owns lease
the smith f9u who has been pumping four barrels per
DAY OS feet deep, sunk his well i2i feet and struck
well Swing forty barrels per day, An those strikes have
been within ten days and the pTospeo, Of numbermOre In
Iinecn hous aud shares lave been setasde by the Com
pauy for the purpose ofbOrirE three more wcls.
This region, with its oil wells celebrated Tor their
stcainess and Durability Ae great numbers Of large
flowing and puupiug wells recently discovered, the
rOr quality OF the oil lubICatOr and tho hlyh prices
always readily obtained, with extraordinary shupns
facilities, fUn the wols being located argin the
river spd only two and half miles fOm railroad
write TO onCr parties wishing 10 invCst Oh Territory
safely, inducements Of tho highest character
books for subscription open the oico Of the
Company No, Dos 3. FOURTH Street below Wsldut,
Only limited number OF shares win be sold $3.50 pct
shave.
E.B-RoyateI having risen TO onc-haf the oil, the
Company cAnect 20 realize largely .rom leasing portion
Oi tle.r tract held la fec simple.
u-aO Gt T. g. PHILIPS. Treasurer
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AN ORDINANCE ,..
CREATING A LOAN 10 fA1 CERfAIh
nFFICIFNCIFs aF THE YEAR 1865,
DA-I - nl...n.InIrl AMAHl-


ssctiop 1 Tho Select and Common Councils OF tie City
OF Philadelphia do ordain- a., 4. an, h L. h.r..,r -.
That the Mayor OF philadelphia ne Ahu ~ neIeny Nu
thoTzed 10 borrow on the credit OF the cl from time %
t0c se6 aims of money may be necessary for the
pEyueut OF such deficiencies as nov eNsl uI Neu may
n s 0n ne 6rst day OF January, l09 IN the appropra
hons 10 ne several departments OF the Guy so1etnments
~ 1s saT siobfsen hundred and y-four or for pre-
,ons wears moi exceeding In the whole tne sum OF Two
M lions iya hundred thousand dollars ioI when mte-
rest NOT ~ exc ed the rate OF ,N per ei
sd . Iviy hi t' tst he once Of the City Treasurer;
The principal OF said loan shan oe palaoe ana fAl0
Al he eNpiraon OF thirty years rom ne uSte OF he@
foeof and me cerncates therefor In the usual taRm Of
tho certificates OF city Loan, shall ne sshea Ia SUCH
as The lenders may require, but not Tor any iae
tiOnal part Of one hundred doiaIs ol' Le4Aed, In
sha be expressed said certificates that the bald loan
therein mentioned and the interest hereot aie pc Yahlo
nee from all taxes. ~, -.
thereof tn shall be BY force Of this ordinance Anual
auuopraed out Of the income OF the corporate astae
nr nom the raised BY taxation, suIa SUI acent ~
pay he Interest said ceriifcaes and the uether sr
value OF such certificates so issued shall be nIro re
prated Quarterly out of said income aud taXea ~ s,f
ing fund which und and It's Accommodations, arr herabv
especially pledged for the redemption md payaS "a o sad
cCItncates. o,,.,
To publish Loan Bin to Jay Defcie aess
Resolved, That the Clerk be 1ed 70 rah N Two
oTdi anee presented 10 Common CoaF n % rhnfSaa!s
December i, 1864, enti led ~ =. ,...,
'An Ordnance Cr5aing Loan "a certain Deneeneies
OF he year lsiA a1d pls' ons yfss',o - ,,,uue1g
.sp he SSiTaton of iur seek o te rs DAY Of sad
nn6neatien snail present . ds Council one OF e@cn o.
said newspaTeTs fr eyeg eay IN Wiaah me sam. ias"
! nave DeeH m"es
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TIE FIERCE BATTLE N TENNESSEE.


From ne Tiass.
The One-lcgglI Rebel Hood las again put IN
practice the system Of quick, furious persistent,
and desperate assault, by which he and Stone
wall Jackson have been distinguished on The
Rebel side and has met with the same bloody
luck which bC,.ll him when he tried the same
thing at Atlanta.
The battle between Hood and Thomss, on We'd.
nesday afternoon, ut franklin, I nucssee eighteen
miles south OF Nashville, regarding which We have
both official and unofficial dispatches, was indie
cisiye. Only two II the four rps of the enemy
are reported as being engaged, and SO far as their
reBulso is concerned, It is emmCntly satisfactory.
\ There Is no difficulty, at c. reading the vivid
deer Tatches Of our special correspondent, in credit
ing the statements rs % the enormous aud dis.
pIoportionRe losses of the liebos in this battle.
The gallant and conservative SchOteld, who com
manded on the occasion, states the Rebel loss at
five OF siS thousand, and our correspondent puts
Il at still higher figure, while our own casual
ties were under thousand.
This disparity Is accounted for by the circum-
stance that our men fought behind breastwOrks
established in an open field, and by our whole
dale use of grape aud canister upon the enemy.
Ii is reported that the Rebels made four success
siye charges in columns four lines deep; but their
furious assaults resulted in failure TO carry the
h pOsitiOn. They were permitted 10 dash them.
AselYes against our works, and Hood threw them
4 forward with recsessnoss Of life equal tO any
thing he has ever displayed during the four
months he has ha. command OF the Rebel army
N the SOuthWCst
in The course o. the evening, af.cr the battle,
General Thomas retired his army % the vicinity
OF Nashville. This we judge 70 be a strategic
movement, very Ike wha. might have been eN-
bected from tho impeuurhaOle and lar-seeing
General Thomas, who looks 10 the final result
md general summing up OF campaign more than
No par ial and brilliant victories. lie knOw Hood
y OF old, and understands his style thoroughly.
ne will effect two and perhaps three or four OBJ
iects by planting himself behind the works OF
Nashville.
He will combine his forces in compact body,
with the corps of General A. J. Smith, which has
ust arrived at Nashville, lie will get into posi-
tion Of far greater natural and artificial strength
81 than Frankln-Nashvlle being one OF the most
= eaborately fortified cities on the continent;
and he may be able % draw Hood up there and
induce him 10 dash his army " pieces against our
works.
Thus we view the situation in Tenne see, after
feyiewing carefully al the facts that have thus
far come 10 hand.
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Forty acres IN Zee simple, on Cherry Run, above the
twelve acres owned by the CompSny. on the adjoining
farms great activity exists, derlchs being erected
and wells drilled. Two deTroks now being erected,
and the development Of this property will bS prosecuted
vigorously.
The following extracts are froIn an editorial Of the
Public Ledger" November 10, lsJi'-
zone Of the most remarkable features about the present
oil excitement Il that while the territory known 10 possess
oil rapidly extending in area, the Older settled por-
in price, The price, to- Of ne Oh Is higher th2n ever
being eleven dollars and nan per oaTsiht te | wSs nov,
greater extent than those before known. The whole Of
sncG II begnrns of the year and Is considered the
most valuable territory ans where " be found, Wys are
supposed never to fail on IT,
The Company are now receiving from meTrOducing in-
terests, FIFTY -FOUR 90 BARRELS or OIL DAILY,
which win enable them to pay handsome ahd PROMPT
dividend It's oaptal alec, an interest IN EiGHTEhN
WELLS In various stages OF completion TWO on Ale-
gheny river rom which they VIII receive HALF the oi
THREE On McCntock Farm, from which they WIN Ea'
colve ONE EIGHTH the OILS FIVE on Cherry Run HALE
the oil TWO on Cherry Run ALL the ol and SIX tho
Hyde and Egbort Farm.
Ifese wells but the usual success, the pToduC lion
10 the Company will be increased large amount within
the next ninety days,
Twenty-Five thousand dollars win be rctalued In the
Treasury for the purose Of developing the lands Vi the
Company.
Subscriptions win be received the above Company At
No. 528 WALNUT STREET,
ROOM NO. z.
TERMs.-One dollar an subscribing ana one dollar and
bny cents Vn ths l5sA Of PsSsWRW lsss, u-AG
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PERSONAL NOTIcra.
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~ 10 PAkuES IN FREDERICK CITY, MARY
mnl li-Jeennes health is very bsc her husband q \
mA., ~ arc Wei Dr. y. 4. aAd brother aud Rrad st.,
sewer carrie. IeNAs 9 aud their families, arc woi
Llny aad family ar well but looking anxious tor the
li'aien WA aud Aunt l. 81 ant two requests 70 one
WON ucy may never sCe3 VIZ -Plpss, ASSIST Cor. Mop.
ant lAFe a. iron rAug pu' around r. ltes grave. am
10 1no spirits, and sta con Iuuc 60 In any event Are The
9ca ores on the mountain, In thc CITY, aud vinsgo wcg
hnh OF you all uatartly and shall love you fhD end
WEcfevor my home may De. Nours only. lSuTNEL.
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Fhilsde phia papers ploise copy.
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rant x wrote rae that we're captured October ~.
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COQUETTE,

Said to he producing six hundred barrels per dsy (the
sking Of Tits wen advanced the Maple Shade Compsuys
stock Tom $l7 to 81 per shH-e) Preparations win be at
once commenced to sink wen on thisIot
In lot No. "a which 10 adVantsg situated from It's
proximity 20 the Keystone leases and the Jerscy Well
In lot no. Il CH which is situated the celebrated