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Evening star., 1864-12-14
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE q CO., Auotioneer.,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

On FRIDAY, the 10th instant, at 4 O'Clock n m
Square No SIS. - -
The above lot fronts 90 feet in ches on A str.st
between North Capitol and Ist street. west and has
depth of I35 feet to 30 foot ublc allev Ii will
be sold entire or subdiyided into three lots of 2I
feet in cbes front each, TO suit purchasers
Terms One third in cash; balance in and II
months. netes to be given for the deferred pay
ments, bearing interest. and secured By deed Of
trust the premises.
All convey ancing and revenue stamps st the cost
of the purchaser.
de l2-d J g. Mcti FIRE n co
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-25

Beginning Al the northeast
corner Of said lot, thence
running south IS feet,
thence west 100 feet.
thence north 10 feet,
thence east to the be.
ginning.
yCallan, Nicholas, in trust
for Catherine Banks.
.Causen, N. p, In trust.
Beginning on Massachu.
sets avenue 90 feet,
Westwardly from the
southeast corner OF said
lot, and running thence
northwestwardly TO K
street, on a limo parallel
with the eastern line OF
said lot, and distant
from II 20 feet, thence
due west 23 feet Q In
ches, thence southwest
wardly on a line parollel
with the first drawn line.
and distant from II 23
feet 6 inches to Massa-
chusetts avenue, and
thanra aasfuardly 10 tha
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TO WHOM ASSESSED.

corner Of said lot, run
ming thence south 4oI
fest, then southeasterlyI
with q line at right AM
gles 10 Louislana avenue
10 feet Q inches 70 the
said avenue, then north
eaSterly with said ave
nue. ~ feet Q inches,
then northwestly at right
angles 10 the said avenue
- feet s inches, then
north 40 feet 10 north o
street, then west % feet
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6ousss ano 9arms manieo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-From
a Nov 10 Msy l. In GOOD loean,v eitbsr 4, rus
CITY or BROOKLYN. Answers viii state rent ,ils Of
mouse. &C. =. H. Midday. No. 80 WssllH gtonst. ~ Y.
WANTED to PURCHASE or LEASE-h 3
No., tofy Pr io2P iiOUaE not Ices taD IS iees wide.
f"s' nave AT NE modem conv-ueuee thfv. Tlf.tis
go se m Ihio aid Seventrlge ff.ee SsO0J Cs.h. al
Sf"-s bpk 40 5jis New-i ork p0st.offoa. ~ ~
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NTASTER's SALE.-PurSuant to the com
WI isud Of az a1 dccre's order Of sale from INC Co"
Of Common Pleas Il summit County ~ the s"t OF an
Dnievy and VIII, Robbins aduiiirTaiols o. es
deceased against thc eyosnd Leursy To- end 1incllha
Railroad Company a.. directed shan cH l"l WIZ
a. nnbc rncn a, the door o. the Court House m Aaron
On WEDNESDAY the % day OF No'cn,oe., i,J -
hoveop the iofrs Of clock und O'Clock y M 'no
en- ia rra tata OF said Railroad Company, TO %hlcn tfy
have euv ie legal OF equitable, their said Raj 1e
tuoyn ss the Akron Branch o. Cleveland ana f q
R,ifd and located iu 'he counties Of Sumnit wayne h
Hoe In Che State Of Chic; rulug ioin t'uf.o summit
Co. st. junction with ssid Cleveland cnd F -huJsn h,io.o
distance o xtg one uie T. niiorsbutgh, Holmes to.h!'
crossing the Atlantic and Great Western RAILROAD 1t Aaron
end Tic Patsbursh tolt Wayne rud Chicago HAGohd ~ VI
Vile te right therefor, sHa ne and otcu,u the'
hv the nr, fucurc and 81 the - thereon DIidS' Vi
Tacis cnverts, Guces depot grounds oopots machine -
siue houscs md 81 oteT buildings thcfeon
and houses AID al H uiie Of th'f li9 I"il n
as on the franchises rights aud pivcars o. said company
o. in o. or concerning tie safleen9ept the premises
lore cc.evrd by said sifoad Company 70 the Auc enu
Great eern Railroad Company, pursuant 10 thr tccio {"
said Court Apprasrd &C : K'cW =, -, =.
Also 81 tic ,ne tire and place. WI orr fi $40 =
putc ruc Ell tic geTsonl property q AL tlei,I
ne.v aud Cncrnu kail oft tompary, nc udin4 We
c,irfrf II "a railroad 10 tie h,nd Of ~. tetiyei
Of SD Coirps Q! VI NJ be ~ hseos 1t the time 81
suoh sle consisting IN pat 81 f l.comotyrs Ak pes.en
ser ears faur h.cggs IS Crvel cor - Rouse hes
Gers &C fat Freight u hand cars, timber tie iHinef
ccra WOOD the Wachne sh0p toos' oaiion &C
yein.s-Cash sl tiTuc ol sails.
DAVID L. KING Special Ms''ef Com
w = c. Grrs 4 eve md riontifs Attorney
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Il s. MARSH AIS L.
PRIZE COTTON.
DAviar II. BrRpzrr Arcroneer.


By.rus Of order Of sse TO directed by Hon Thomas
J. Boynion Juise L. s. District Court southern District FLOR
ida WI se By public auction On TUESDAY. ho'em1efl J.
AtPINTOS STORES. Brooklyn, y O'Clock noon,
As FOLLOWS;
CAPTURED ny u. :. STEAMER CLYDE.
a saurre Raies UPLAND COTTON
II Round Bales UPLAND COTTON.
lag PlCKINGs.
CAPTURED By II. :. sCH0ONft on
Round Bale. UPLAND COTTON
CAPTURED DY L. >. STEAMERS sACAMohS AMI
GLADE.
ia Bales UPLAND COTTON.
% Bales SEA ISLAND COTTON
Bales PICKfNGs. Bundle BAGOlNG.
CAPTURED By L. &. STEAMER MAGNOLIA
4 Bale. STA ISLAND COTTON.
Bbls. TURPENTINE.
Square Bale. G Round Bales, Bag UPLAND CoI4ON'
Bale SEA ISLAND COTTON
CARGO SIOOP LAST RESORT
souare R.'e. 3 Round Bsles UILAND COTTON.
Bales >. l. COTTON
Balos UPLAND COTTON.
Bale s ]. COTTON.
Bbls TURPESTiNF.
CAPTURED BY L. 8. sCHE ARIEL
Packages UPLAND COTTON.
Catalogues and samples at the oaoe Of Belnef B!o~n'
No 10 wa.i-st thIee daysbefofe s'e.
JAMES c. CLAPP,
I. s NsI.Lll Southern District F!oIidl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

MOCK FOR SALE.-THE LARGE DOCK
~ near The Rsiroad Depot o. Eizabritpor y. j. ha.
100 feet front; cleo tack connecting with tho Central
RaiIrosd Of Eew Je1tey. r.. r. kELLOGG,
10 Pearl Street, New.So rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
BOXEs, playing lTom ! to q

GTEINWAY Il SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS now considered
tho best IN Europe well this country having received the
Prize Medal the Worlds EshDi lon "a London ubl
The principal why the Se!Hway Psnos superior
oil otbor IT, tLa, tho firm 10 c1mpOsed Of I've pftcl al
,an6 father and four sona who Invent all th II
improvements and under whose personal supervision
every Ia, 81 the instrument Is manufactured Nagerooms
Nos II and 70 Fast fogrteoDh between UDion Square and
Irsng Place. SewYoTi.
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60 fei.

TIN0 LET-For tho Winter. o FURNISHED
HOUSE IN Rye. one hours lido from the city by cars.
eight minutes from the depot containing rooms and Will bo
let to sgood occupant for 81. Address NORRIS.
ITO LET-A private stable, near Stuyycsant
Park NowYoTk viii accommodate from three 70 four
horses add csrrisges Inquire Of CHARLES L. WAkELEY
No. In East Tenth-st NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
Tinancfal.
DETROLEUM
STOCKS AND LANDS,
no. IL BROADWAY. ROOM %.

FOR SALE.
1000 Shares BUCHANAN FARM OIL CohfAN1'
900 shercs MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY
500 Shares KNlCKERBOCKER OIL CONFAhf'
1880 Shares GERMANlA OH. COMPANY.
600 shares RYED FARM oil COMPANY
ESQ Shares MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY.
IOgO Shares uiGHGATE OIL COMPASf.
1000 Shares BERGEN COAL aud OIL COMPANY
1000 Share, CONSOLIDATED OIL COMPANY.
1900 Shares STORY aud cCIdHroCK OIL COMFY
i,OOO Shares NORTHERN LIGHT OIL COMPANY.
All the Gasisti, Monthly Dividend OIL Stocks Also
Lands on Glory Ron on Creek and Allegheny River
Hayin personally examined tho on Resioh' Of Pensyl
y.na we give r,al oymafio" a. 10 the 'a''' u 'a"
Of Compdni-s bs.ed on interest In that region
WAGSTAFF G. GOETCHtUS.
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financial.
yTERMILYE d. Co.,
No. ~ wALL.sTREET.

No. ~ wALLsTREET
WIN receive subrcriptions 10 the
NEW 7-3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN
and sllowI Dor oeut commission to subscribers -
T1, nate. are Issued 81 denomination Of SJo' sloV,
sSao. ~. 900 end $4,000. matnrns IN iiiAl
YEARS ffom August Is, 1884 Interest payable sen
in currency. at the rate Of $40 PER CENT PEI "n"u
Tb. note, or, payable IN currency al ma1i''s Q.
.tI. TITO 5 90 SIX PER CENT BONDS with ihiEhfSi
PAYABLE IN GOLD
Ala Rrry and SELL At market rates all iini' Of GOV
FRNMENT SECURITIES inolrdins
U.s. 500 GOSDS,
rs. 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, ,-,.o,
=, 10 ma. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
rs. oUARrERMAsrERS CHECKS
r. :. TwOYEAR 5 per cent. LEGAL TENDhh
NOTES, ,,.,,,,,,sn,n .,
M MssiI1trnrsa CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected or purchased.
VNHE AMERICAN
SUGAR RING co.
Registered under Act OF 1913 sothe,1ns hs formation Of
CorporA.ions ia the state Of Ne" hofA-
CAPITAL tsI 500 900, ONE MILLION FIVE HUMID
RID THOUSAND DOLLARS
nrrnpn r:ro 90 COO THIRTY THOUSAND
SHARES or $50 FIFTY DOLLARS EACH.
,.,,,g,,,v-yf,c DOLLARS TO BE PAID on THE
COMPLETION OF THE SUBSCRIPTION.
eb,,peo due on Shares to be called by Trustees as needed
Nm, M ,,n n 10 made without one months notice
PRESIDENT,
| T. A. UAyEMEYER. rsa,
tOf hruof H,vcmeyes Elder.)
! VICE PRECEDENT,
| Hon CiiAS. +. Loosely
TRUSTEES,
Toy Dudley ). OBRGORY,
| uoy BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON.
IA HAyEMEYER, gso,
! cuAs r. CORSwELL, req.
JAMES W ALEXANDER, ESQ.,
| WALTER GREGORY. Eso.
| JAMES J. l.. CUhMlhs, Hsor
| SOLICITOR,
Box. BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON
| BANNERS.
| rFssps HOWEs Z MACY
! SECRETARY AND TRgAsURtn
| EDWARD {. KOCH, $50
| sAsAGER.
| I'm. JULIEN DEBY.
III. Connsny ~ bcol t-d Tor The purpose Of nahu
f,p,r, D.., Root SUGAR s. The United States. Books Of
subscription row spcn The Office Of Messfs HoSEs hAof
No. 80 w.is, whore pIo.psotuse' forms Of application
map. srd samples Of Beet Root suHr can be seen aud 90
tanned
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Financial.
TUNHE TARR FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY
or THE CITY OF NEw4oRK
OFFICE NO. OIL cEDAR-sr. NEW YORK
S3 GOO zoe
$4,000 SHARES. PAR VALUE sIO0 EACH.

TRUSTEES.
GEO. r. BRADFORD, esq,............"..."..NewY ofx
Hon. ROGER Danbury Com
WILLARD PARKER, NJ .New-Yon
ALAHSON A. Albany n r.
Z. 4. BELDEN, NJ D........................H ew.YsA
j. T. hew- fofk
JAMES New. orb
10 oil acquainted with the Oh Region Of wesiern Pem
syvsnia the Of this Company indicating is Locality
10 significant Of the great value Of its properties.
There is no better Oil Territory.
II embraces interests in fee and in than Twenty ore
duciye wells and In Twelve others rapidly Apr ,sons
counpcton while the further development Of II. large uu
proved will early day greatly increase Us product
We offer II as permanent dividend paying Investment
limited amount Of this stock can be obtained solely Of tts
undersigned At $50 PER SHARE, BEING oSE'HALs %
| IT'S PAR VALUE.
Tho declared dividend for the month per cent On h
entire capital to which purchasers within the month willis
entitled.
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JAMES wADsWORTH & co.
No. q CKpAR 81. NEv.YoRK.


No. 81 CEDAR st., NTv.Yosx
1--WE Sun OIL COMPANY of NEW.
4 YORK.
10000 SHARES or TWO DOLLARS EACH.
Subscr pon Price for Reserved Stock, s per Share
JEO. d. ROBERTSON, Pr.sidsnA
FRANCIS B. AuTz, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
INo N. RopgRTsoS. NO Ily broedwI
WILLIAM ~. NILEg... ~ Na-hing'ono
iUsAs b. ao S~s SOUTH s|
STgP.ET u. , RAGUEs... 20 Hs-st,
lEfER u MORGAN. 80
Office No. Wsli.,t. I. o. Box No. 2oi7.
NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING Of tH
Stockholders ofthe RECUPERATlvE CALORiC EN
CINE COMPANY will DO held on MONDAY, October y
1854 al No ia Brostway at4 o'clock p m, Tor the kLbo
TON OF TRUSTEES and for the transaction oil uch eshs
bn.iu,s. Is may come before the meeting ~ order
X. ". BLEEChER, Treasures.
Ne,v.York Oct 20 1861
rTr .ssPFR OFFICE or tag CHICAGO NORTH WEsrEsl
HALLWAY Co. No 8 " s-st., New-Yofk, Oct ~ l8.A
lVlHE COUPONS due November |, next, from
4 the SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS Of Che GALRN4
4 CHICAGO UNION RR. co, and from the kgNDE5
COT'pON BONDS Of the CHICAGO NORTB.WFSTthI
r. CO. viii be paid and after thsi deg on Presens.,on
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OFYrcs oY NASSAU MIMIC CoIrtNr
No 10 EA.sAu.sr., kEwioRK Oct. T. lsei ) -
NOTICEishe giyenthat enASSEssMEAI
~ Of Forty cent, per share has th da b.n levied on the
Capital Stock Of the NASSAU MlnNo tos'A I-ya'
before m ESDAY Nov 1864 With Interest thereafter h
p-ia' ~ ''"'' " FIX. McCUIiY. Sec
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III. Company - bcoa ied Tor The purpose OF nsno
feulir. Bee, Root sugar g. ,e United States. Booh o
subscription row spcn The Office Of hes'rs HoHEr hAor
No 80 w,lsi. whore pfo.p ciuses. forms Of afPhcaon
sp ,rd samples u Beet Roo. susr can be seen aud 90
tanned
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Cost an0 fonno.
Doaro ano Rooms.

ITO LET-A FURNISHED ROOM in pri-
ssts family Inquire 81 No 2is wet Thirty srihst for
three days
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NEW MUSIC" Bear this Gently 70 my
~ Mother - Song and Chorns by O.. IT, hp.seh Weu
al 90 Home Agan = Soac and Chorus BY WAitocE lha
Pare the Bright tie Beaatiu song and Chorus by Foster
sOur Flag or Amy. end orr Ir--iieni Cuarette by
Perry viii be- true 10 fte STARE and the Stripes Guar
sette BY Val. hat Homo without ne thdLeni sons
and Chorus by Keller God Saye oar Nobie IWoni Sons
and Chorus bv Martin n ding Ferries or Jennie Dsyls
and : by FCrtms Song % tie sailor Boyi Bald BY
podwen " They trl ma ID forget Tee .-Baiadi and
There ere Vocss Spirit Voice, " and CA0tus by Al-
j. A. Parkhurst sly County Desr Die i'f Thee song
AID Chorus by Rudrd s each - per Dozen mailed
1900 Sheets susc little so,d At a cents per page
Pianist Ia attendance % ny neT music.
HORACE WATERS. No. al Bro-dway, y Y.
TXCELSIOR BOOK, for VIOLIN, FLUTE,
IL OF CO2SET contains Young lri's Lament, laust
Lierch and Waiizos Dosans hss Ks alos Lalans Ball
Eing,ns WGke, CODscrpfs Nstzcs an, en- Nos tac
FINHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1901 Con
Il ains the PRESIDENTIAL VOTES o. al 'he S'9tes b.
Counties and the 81 the Towns ~ he state Of New fora
il eonlns TIE fopliar oe d Sstes IA the years lo1I
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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Real Csiate for 6aic.

A NEW TWO-sTORY HOUSE for 81 $50,
n viii fve rooms one boe ON the as,s = 10 cash. and
Us enariely ~ paid Alo good s,ese for O. 800
good pace open grocery drug shoe hard" e or yac
Inquire Of 81. DAY. l,Ast., upper corner oi Ohtye.'
Brooklyn.
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ORIGINAL AND ELEGANT.

ORIGINAL AND IL EGANT.
HtrRD { HOuGHTON
PUBLISHERS AND bO0ksELLEHs'
49l BROADWAY n. \,
HAVE now READY:
l.
DEATH AND BURIAL OF POOR COCK ROBIN con
Gaining with the text Ifera u rae llstaons iioH- ol
nal desgns By Henry L. STEPHENS fTnea on stone ~
j. BIgS. Letter press IN roid.
i yol. qusrio. Price : Is.
H.
FROG HF WOULD WOOiNS { Uniform WIN
the sbovecon,suirg sixteen fu pafe iUs sdon- from os
nal dr. By NJ L. sTarrsSs Printed stous By J.
BIES. Letter pres IN gold -,
vol. qusEio Price I 20.
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TNUE TTJTSTRATED PSYCHOLOGICAL
4 JOTrRNAL-Double No. for NOV. MbEB. now Tesdy.
Contpins Portras Charac,er ard Biographies Of leading
men E1HNoIoGY the Races, PHYSIOLOGY the Laws Of
life and Hss,h FHAEsoLosY, with ehoice OF Furaai;'
PHYsosxcMT or Signs Of Character" fsYcHoLoaf' INC
Science the Soul and much o;hci mattel to De found 10 no
other publication. It handsomely illustrated 'h Ninety
sr Columns Of rcL reading matter IN escL No sntpy tI's
nos. a. % cents or go year by Fowler WILLS, No.
Bs9 Brcsdway Y. y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-30
1868. re s5o j0o 1868.
p Winter Arrangements.
IA s. TIME CHANGED. si
Great Northern and Eastern Route.
Cleveland, Columbus
AND X
GIN GIN NJ ATT lem
FIRST TRAIN.

FIRST TRAIN, I
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at iso A.
NJ Will stop at Delaware Ashley, Cardington,
Gead, Gallon, and ut all stations north Of Gallon:
arriving az Cleveland st 99o A. ~; Dunkrk. sA5 P.
Boston. s:5oP. NJ, Chicago, via Crestine, 1850 H.
Pittsburg, $50 p NJ. Philadelphia, 100 A. H.:
Chicago, via Grafton. at 1880 p. M. $40 ~
-as.l SECOND TRAIN. m t'
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at
1e ~ % sssb1 ssR At DssMs GWSIdsc
Dunkirk, s:lT P. NJ; Buffalo. s:4o r. NJ: New York.
is M fRosM2a M rsSus iss * yA 6sss Ss
60, via Grafton, at 9 A. NJ. ,.sl'.lI n ~ n.
THIRD TRAIN. -e., III i,-
MAILAND ExPRESS-Lsay Columbus at $50
p NJ VIII stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and
a salem. New London. Wellingtcn. Grafton and
24s A, NJ; Buffalo. 4:7cA. Nj New York. $50 p.
M; Boston, s9S NJ; Pittsbgrg, viz Crestlins, a
1 6Scpsd Nj pSHdsPa ys Srs6S s9 4 oc M Ach%sas %
( haa ainfl CONNECTIONS. gsnasa
At Delaware with Spring6eld Branch for Spri M
field and all points on that road. IoiCf 0ilI-
( At Crestline with Pittsburg. f.. Wayne and Chi
caso Railroad for Pttsburs. Philadelphia and Bsit-
Al Shelby. With ssndusky, Mansfield and Newark
Rarosd fos ell points on that rcsd Also. for Tols
do and Chicago. .n8'li1FSs h
Al Cleveland. with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk. Buffalo. New York and Boston. ea
Patent sleeping Cars are run ON aIl
Night Trains TO ChicaGoy New =
York and Boston. no'
svBasraxs checked through TO New xork and
Boston, via Cleveland; also TO Philadephia and New
York. via Crestlinc. st fti eiaFNsE
8 RETURNING, r.ts tif
/ -.
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A-~~~-
w YPost. 4
4 THE Loyal Leaguers of Connecticut are
waiting for good chance to drop Lincoln
Ike a hot potato.
IF we are to have colored men connected
with our armies, we think, that OF all the
military weapons and implements, they
should have the pick.--Prentice.
THE nearest relative to George Washing
ton now living, holds an important position
in the rebel army, and the only son Of Zach
airy Taylor is a leader in the enemy's ranks.
"a TuR chief Captain of the Hartford Wide
Awakes in 1860 got a good berth in the New
York Custom House, took brides for illegal
acts in the discharge of his official duties,
passed contraband goods &c, and has re-
Gently been sent to Fort Lafayette by order
tof General Dix.
IT is said that Edward Beecher SON OF
that one of "the Beechers" who is Presi-
dent of Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois,
is a Ouartermaster in the Confederate army
3 and is "most determined rebel
~ ONTARIO county, New York, is catching
the petroleum fever. Oil Is found at what
has been long known as the Boiling Springs.
Old settlers say they used to "grease their
boots there when boys, and oil was gath
cred by the "pailfull."
A. A ,YoUNG woman was recently sentenced
to three months imprisonment in Roches-
ter, New York, for being drunk. A notice
of her case met the eye OF young man
who is the son of wealthy farmer and
owns and runs a canal boat, and he fastened
to her rescue as his wife. He was at last
accounts circulating petition for her par
don.
MRs.. PARTINGToN says shat when she
was q gal, she used to go to parties, and al
ways had beau to extort her home. But
.now,,' SAYS she, sthe gals undergo all sorts
of decliyities; the task of extorting them
home revolves upon their dead selves"
The, old lady drew down her specs, and
thanked her stars that she had lived in other
days, when men could depreciate the worth
of the female sex. r
:, A WRITER of modern book of travels,
relating the particulars of his being cast
away. thus concludes:-After having walk
ed eleven hours without having tracked the
print of human foot, to my great comfort
and delight / saw man hanging upon
gibbet: my pleasure at the cheering pros
pect was inexpressible, for it convinced me
that / was in civilized country.
GEN. ScHoULER, Adjutant General of
Massachusetts,, closing the thousand and
odd pages Of his report for 1863, relieves
his mind after plodding through a weary
waste of statistics and muster rolls, by the
following pleasing allusion to his own per-
sonal relations with the officers and men of
the Massachusetts, regiments: 1
While absent from the Commonwealth
they have written to me many friendly and
often confidential letters, about their con-
dition in the field, and Of their personal az
fairs at home, and l have felt and do now
feel, that-s- slf.
"Iloved them for the dangers they have passed.
Z And they loved me. that did pity them"
Such q fight Of fancy in document of
official detail The Boston AdUerfiser considers
TO be as unusual as roses in January.
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On and after Monday, Nov. 10, 1853,
Trains will leave Columbus as follows:
fu1y FIRST TRAIN. rs sfWft
INDIANAPOLIS EXPRESS-At 2:O5 A. NJ,
connecting direct at Piqua at ABS for Troy and Day
ton; at Richmond at $50 for Auduhc1, Logansport
and Chicago, and at Indianapolis at ea5 for Louis
aRs1 Ss eeS SSIssd Hsa S3U64 a 81 LCn La
and all western and northwestern points. 49, :
URBANA GS0MMoD p DAfi6SaAts s:45 A, NJ.
ton. Carey, Finday, Tiifin. Clyde and Sandusky. I
INDIANAPOLIS SEX E2PREss.As i fSsS lao p. NJ,
connecting direct at Milford, SOUTH for Mechanics
aas a. Hgs and
Muncie and Winchester: At Rich%Snd At i25 for An
derson, Logansp0rt, Peoria and Chicago; and at In
dianapolis At 1925 for Louisville, ST. Louis Chicago
and all western cities. tattf l =
f.ti FOURTH TRAIN.
P1QuA .5:l5 7, NJ. competing at
Wayne, Chicago, Toledo and Detroit.
aT The 2o6 A: M. train Of this line Is the only
night train from Columbus for indianapolis. Terre
Haute Lafayette and Chicago. and the western Cities
sleeping Cars are Run ON Night Trains
This is the only through route betweeen Columbus
nd Indianapolis. and the only route on which
Through Tickets can be Sold.
west side Of High Street. opposite the Cincinnati
Depot.
On this route there is no change OF Cars between
Columbus and indianapolis. and no other route with
out chaning cars exists. ft .fl n -7.|--T
s1-Eay your Tickets at the Columbus and Indian
apolis Depot, thereby saving change Of Cars at
Richmond. siln.f' : 7Tl : III
Office. OPPOSITE THE UNION DEPOT. Colum-
bus. r-I.t
H. G. CAREY, General supt.
r. CHANDLER, gHar, 7-11 ~
General Tidket Agent. ,ff. f-
n. ID. BIGELOW,
General Passenger Agent.
Columbus. Nov. "a. lSsS-dd Tllaf. nL
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