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Copy of Official Statement of Losses, ~
Published by Order Of General Sher-
man, near Atlanta, July 20, 1864.
PARTISAN PROMENADEs.

From london Society.
There is one radical difference between the
rides, drives, and promenades of London and of
Paris. Here, true British Brahmins that we are,
we preserve our caste even out of doors; there,
both the world and the people choose the same
spots for air and recreation. Here the upper
classes keep alOof from the middle classes, and
the middle classes from the humble. There,
marquis, millionaire, merchant, shopkeeper, and
Out1teT mingle naturally, ana sometimes as
agreeably, as the ingredients of a salad. Socially
and personally every Englishman is a human
island. every FrenChman only portion of Il con-
tinent-not that the Gaul's nature is more adhe-
siye than The Briton's, but his climate makes him
more gregarous, and he must either chatter con-
stantly or die.
The term "London Society" carries with 1t a
distinct meaning. man is either In society or
out Of ii, or on its threshold or Its staircase He
may be in II and not il IL but there are MT two
opinions OF what the term means. Now, in
Paris, society Is both more divided and more
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES exclusive and more open
more accessible and more hermetically sealed.
There is the Gncienne composed of the old his
toric Dames, feudHl seigneurs who have not
trilled a syllable on political affairs since 1880.
To the rest of FTance, their saloons are closed
and their cOncierges are respectfully fOrbijding;
foreigners they will welcome with thai grand old
pre-TeyOiutonary French politeness that neither
the overthrow Ct the monarchy, the destruction
OF that chDrming safeguard OF the hOuOr OF
families the Bastalc, declpitttions, exile, Sena-
toIial standardization, and Iouaye uniforms,
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TEN THOUSAND SHARES
Reserved fof Benent Of the Company.

| Tho land purchased By hs Vance Bterst Rock OF
norpanJ eontsins one hsnered and thiryene acres IN
dted snd ten feet the Allegheny river. IN Crsnbor
t9NnshP extending considerable distance ppon bod
Buron Kun e9ups of miles below Frsnkiin In Yenango
s2H,1y ,fsnnsyyania Tbs Aueeheny River Territory d
loni qpAiy OH the numeIoua ees borderingts tanks
pSGduens ~ With eyea sun greater regularity than ths
1t behsvet The o cf Oh below Me borough ofFrarG
sEhslsted bocs1se the strsasaton or volcanic disTue
Sasny Ss BEDS II on %S Ss nSs ss susaJ c
upper end ssy OF % Cee and wells would require ~ bo
hoVeytr there wcv necessarily be the most
and much greater supply snt superluesmbeni body or
2 the Immediate vioiRiy OF this Isnd have eoatnusd pro-
deSns agsg he pase three or four years an unuaverng
Glance a ne map si demonstrate the tnct tAat the
taametrieAly straight ihs, ana onJ distant on q con
I,nranon or ne identical saEt aorsy betweep re
eisciy the same direction. h would, therefore mt
depth Of perhaps eight huiod and any fsos iSas w
Conpanys wells may soon iysl those OF on Cyeck IN
enoioo PROFITS would hurbo thc fortunatS reside 70
ne SI shSreholders az o. this oomplny
o soos o TSn H. Srh ws s ~ f gO.
nsufciSni 70 insure large fc. Finy per sSn OF tne
Ol A. his wells mouth was reserved az royalty 70 enc
COMPANY fSSTo sTs S SHSS So Osr 70 ns NJ
cSns rs-Sste show Of OH barrel DAY c" SsTsrsy
be scooped out th0 and doubt 20 exist that
fcssonSS depth AnoScr %e S Ss SotSa .GSsS SSS
promises a satisfactory yield
Samples ofOn procured Nom these wells seen a
tho onioe OF tho Company, No. 2l3 WALNUT Street
The fee Of this valuable oil land comprising one hum
dred and thiItJ acres, including the royalty Of hty
per cent of oil FOR the leased wel. pumping and the
entire right Of The three wells partially developed Il
purchased by the Company diroct from the owner The
moderate price ofSls7b50, with grist Mil In nns order
a snug house, u; also patches OF timber.
The sale OF stock viii pay cash for the land In full and
leave the eum OF su.tO cash working capital hand
with which 70 complete the three old wells. and ~
bore two new wells, with i've engines, 60.
70 be IN running order within fow months; arrange
ments viii be mads TO accomplish these objects without
delay No subscriptions will be accepted for less than
any shares.
The fortunes reaped by Rock on Companies
hshed here and elsewhere arr notorious The Oh trade
yet IN Its infancy and the demand constantly Increasing
rs price Is now Si2 barrel at the wos mouth
slye Of the cask.
Large wells wiz doubtless be struck at the depth OF $50
feet as 70 reach the third Sandstone Mes have
been bored heretofors depth only Of about 800 net
" this vicinity IT'S proposed 60 bore twenty wells on
this property during the present year There for
one hundred wes. perfect title clear OF all incum-
btanees Is confidently assured 10 the Company.
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A RMY sUPPLIRs.
orTrOF OF AnSr ctorurSe AND xeUrAss.

orFroE ARSr CLOTHING AND xQunAs.,
No 6f Broadway.
- NHw YoRK, July 98 I834.
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ this oiice unen IA
ocloot, M. on THURSDAY, the Ih Of August next m
the delivery by eontrset At the Depot OF Army Oiofas
and BqulpaRe In New York Ciys-
Army Blankets, Of domestic mAnufacture, wool, groy,
with letters U. s. in black inches long II The csns
70 be teet long, ane feet Inches Wide, to weskt
dde win state the number tev wish 10 furuish, hour
many they can deliver per week whom they can esul
mencoi ana when they can finlsh their deliveries.
Proposals must be accompanied By proper guarantees
seitn foFh that II the awarded TO tho party
named therein. he will at the contract and
give bonds for tue faithful performance OF the
Ihe United states reserves the right 20 reject an bidS
Proposa should be endorsed "Proposa for durnishfne
Bhnkets,T and addressed to
=. "a. Lieutenant Colonel d. II. vIEToE,
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AN ORDI6ANCE
TO AuTHoalzE A LOAN

FOR SCHOOL PURPosEs
SScuon /. ihe sceet and Common Councils 81 tue City
Tet me MayrFis nSrety authorized to borrow at not
Of one nlion dollars to proaide tue erection exten-
s . ao C Of S9@gs P ISs 1sHGS M p9IpSss, in
Icst not e "a the lsi6 s per per annum
ana Se o cs q tSe he c t Tre.ssTe snxs " January
The principal OF the ssc loan sha bo payable and paid
ard not tSre wthou, the consent OF te holders
he oer,iaeatss q CTS Loan shah be issed in such
smounis us aolenoors may require but not or frac
AMOUNT o. five hund5,d OF one thsasaSd dollars and
shall be eNpsessed in SAID CERTIFICATES that the said loan
therein mgrsned, and the interest thereof payable
section TSs saount Of said loan shall be appropriated
dlsriluls6 and aTpottoned for tho purposes and IN
hnonnls a. toloNs TO wit
thirty -ioar thousand i've hundred dollars foOWss
lirIi seslle9, forty lhog, and dollars
secnni Section, thirty five thou. and dollars;
Third Sseton, thirty thousand doiarei
ginh Section, sixty thousand dollars;
5iAth section, thirty thousand dollars
Bighth section. nity- eight thousand dOIITSi
Ninth Section, forty thousand dollars
Eleventh Section thirty yeight thousand nve hundred
TwSltb Section. thirty-four thousand dollars;
Thirteenth section, thlrty-aght thousand dsllars;
Fifteenth section twenty ave thousand dollars;
slxteenth section, twenty thousand dollars;
Kghiecnth sscion, thirty ys Thousand asllArs
Nineteenth Section, twenky thOusand aolAn;
Twentloth Section, seyoaty nvs thousand dollassi
Twenly-0rst Section, tWsnty thousand dOlATsi
Twenty second Section, eleven thousand dOllarai
Twcnty-thtrd Section, fOuTteen Thousand dollars;
Twenty fourth Section, sixty eight thousand eolAIAi
Twenty fth Section, twenty three thOusArd dOhaTSt
Twenty sixth Sectlor. twelve thousAnd dollars.
Item 2 To reimburse the Cy Treasury, OT appropria-
uons already made oharfeable 10 this loan, tory-Atne
thousand nine hunhie cd and eight dollars
Item For contingencies, htesn hOa0ano ire hnnared
And ninety two dollars.
Section 3. Whenever any loan shan be made By virtue
heof there shall BE- BY force d hia ordhanee, nnhuay
appropriated out q the Income Of The eOzporss estates
nom the raised by taxation snlbcien, 70 pay
an sal
hreeteDths Of per eentnm the par vase ~
certificates shah b appropriated 9paEissS Sst o. & s W
income and tANes to sinking fnRd, whth nihl ana ~
AecunuAtona are hereby specially pleossd roe
uon and payment OF said eerttifsates
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Lss of subscription now open until tAs 5000 shares
are subscribed payable pOr shArO to the order Of Alder
man JAMES MooAII1S the Treasurer of the Company,
No. 4O6 WALNUT Street, or at No. l25 WALNUT Street.
or at the OGhes Of the Company, No. 2N WALNUT
Street
The publ, invited TO call for prospectus jys-tf
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FIOE. COMMON COUNCIL

CIERKS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL
" Philadelphia July s, 1854
In accordance with resolution adopted by Common
Council OF The City Cf Philadelphia. Thursday the SOth
day Of uns 1864 the annexed bill, entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
10 AUTHORIZE AN ADDITIONAL LOAN TO MEET
TnE EApEESES laCIDEST TO THE DEFENBR
OF TllF CITY, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES"
Is hstbJ published for public information.
WM. L. SMALL,
Clerk of Common Council.
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small charge OF two sous, jctfne voHsietr or q
car TO fiery dragon. To the practised eye Of a
gamin, hippognG Is commonplace animai,
and Pegasus circulating medium Of everyday
occurrence.
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REs0LlTlVN :, n,,.
TO PUBLlAH A. LOAN MILL

Resoved, That de oerk be aathosiAea 70 pnbish An
two day wspapsrs q thls eiy oSiy, re- eer wesAs
June 10, 1884, sn'isssaaIS aS ORDINANCES
TO AUgHORIzH A LOAN FOR sCHoox Pun.
pQaE8;~
And She said Cler al the stated meeting Of ouncnu ar
the expiration Of iour weeks from the nrst day OF said
publication, than present to this Council of each of
sad neMsrapsIs fr eVefy dAy IN whcA the balas shh
kaye bpen uiaaa. Ha-tu
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RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING THE OLKRK TO PUBLISH THE Or
a.

Res0lyed That the C.orS Of Common Council be author
iEed to publish In Two day newspAper in TINS city daily
for tour weeks The ordinance presented Common Coun-
co. astated meeting thereof held on the ooIh day Of
June, 1874, entitled
IAN Ordinance TO Authorize Additional Losi meet
the expenses ncdent to the defence the CITY aud
OthsI purposes"
And the said Ciosk, at the stated meeting OF
Councils amer the expiration oi four weeks tfom the
first day of ssid pnhl cadon, suau present to this
Council OF each sad newspapers fnr eVery day In
which The shall have been made iy9-4w
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subrerplion SS each share TO original subserbers fr
bOoo shares able ti cash down upon Subscribing ana
two other instaens Of 81 each paysbs on the sb July
and Ssth August, Issi, respectively.
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TO AUTHORIZE AN ADDITIONAL LOAN
TO MEET THE EXfENsES INCIDENT TO THE
POSES.
Section The Select and Common Councils Of the City
OF Philadelphia do ordan That the Mayor hereby au-
thorzed TO borrow at not loss than par credit
the corporation auch sums of may required
by the City Treasurer from time provide for
the families OF vOlunot om the city OF 10
the service United States and for the defense of tie
city, not exceeding in the whole the OF ve hundred
thousand dors for wh,h interetBot the rate
OF SIN per cont per amman shall be paid half yearly on
Treasurer ~
The principal of the said loan shall be payable aud paid
AT The expiration Of thirty from the date OF the
and not before without the consent OF holders
certificates therefor the usual form such
Of City Loans shall be issued In such amount
require bui not for any fractional part sIO OF n
required, In amounts Of hye hundred thousand
doars, and sha be expressed In SAID certificates that
said loan therein menoned and the interest thereof
payable ffCe from all taxes
Secto 2. Whenever any loan shall made by virtue
hereof there shall be, BY OF this ordinance Annu
ally appropriated out OF the income Uf the
and fom the raised by taxation. sufficient 70
pay the interest said cerhoates and the further
OF three enths OF eentum the par value OF such
certificates, so issued, shall be appropriated quarterly
OF ne income and taxes 70 sinking fund, which und,
and rs accumulatons hereby especially pledged
the redemption and payment Of said certincaleE.
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Cg II. CR0aMAM.
A. q. M. Rcn1 u. SANDY.

A M Y B1U PPL Il S.
"A OrrIcH or AHirf CLOTHING ND EoUfrAor.
ST., No 20 BEoasyGr, Hkw YoKrt Angustl. isfG,
sealed Proposals viii be feesived at tina Ohoe unfl1 "a
O'Clock NJ on THURSDAY, the Iith instant for delig1rr
hy contract, at the Depot o army Clothing and Bqf5s
In New HOrk city
Sewed BOOteea.
Pcgged BOOtees.
Sewed Roots.
Pegged Boots.
Packing Boxes.
bamples Of which be thle offcps llddhrss
WI state the quantity they wisii 70 furnish, adho~ sson
OF. - - f~ NV -
artice they propose 10 furnish. "
proper guarantee must acoorlpany all bids. for tho
Hmlhtul performance o. a contract
Ihe nted States reserves the rrn to reect any part
% te Mnoe OF the BIDS as may be dcesed for the iacfe
Proposals should be endorsed proposals. for Furnishing
lnere insert the name OF the article bid r
70 Lieutenant Colonel ~ H. ViHTON
au3-N Deputy Quarterma ster -Neneral ~. q. A.
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EONGRESS HALL, ATLANTIC CITY
~ l would respectfully iufom my friends and tho
public, that have again tahe1 Congress Hal this bepr
the third year and have maac every preparation for be
coming season, the house hcnH enlarged Fem0ieed nov
turniture, the chambers with tprinE beds kc Ac ana
VIII accommodate four hundred guests. You will npd ma
better place han Congress Hall, tho nearest 10 tho
ocean Of any Of the large houses at Atlantic CITY being but
one hundred yards from the beach, thus prcs6RtRg Itself
On ad'antase TO the public. There any better
bahng han al Atlantic this summer. The SAND that
was such great drawback last seasOn has al swept
away by the high tdes OF last winter formtpg ige H.
best bathing surf on the Atlantic sea board.
here Is an excellent Baud Of Music engaged.
Attached u splendid Billiard Room.
ei3-u Il w uysFu-r y
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CLERKls OFPIoE. ooMMoN OoUNon.

CLB2KS OFPIOE, COMMON COUNCIL.
~ PHILADELPHIA, July 8, 1894
In accordance with resolution adopted by tns CommoH
Council Of the City of Phi hnephia, Thursday the 94h
day Of June, 1854. the annexed bill, entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
TO AUTHORIZE A loan FOR SCHOOL PUR-
POSRS."
Ia bsrety published for public nfos nation
Nm. Y. SMALL,
Cierk OF Common Councdi.
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VANCH 5TmWART
RO OK OIL OMAN
Incorporated June %, 1894.
CapitaI. esoo,ooO.

'ooOo suAEfs."..."....."..EAs suAEH-rAH.
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--pc11 1.-,--,,,,' 'FT or PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
aasA saa AN msn - Of WALNUT and FTFTa
slrsels. --PmA, august >, issG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
R 7 U A l..

Upon assuming the Chair the prsHiaias ofiesr
will announce.
We are about to proceed with the bust
ness Of the evening. II there are any
persons present not oEsliSed to act with
us, they will retire to the ante-room
The Marshal will examine the persons
remaining, and report whether they are
qualified.
fh. Nsr.hAi sxAzines aud reports.
Tls Prsssdeatthsn annnEuoss the LeaKus spsn
70 tbs traasastic1 Of hu.i1sss, aud dtreets the
4srshsl 20 ascertain n shrrs are any candidates
awaitiEg ia.tatioB Ia tEs ants room.
TIE Marshal will then p-oee~d 20 ths AT e room
aud tate tbs nAnn=s Of Fho<e Awaiting iuitiA ioa.
ana report than to ths L-sgO-.
When shs Ls~gas 1 "a isded that the pcrso1z
80 -spsxtsi have b-er duly sctsa member, Vice
sr-sidsnt. sco0npssssd by the Harsa-I, viii p q
ED 70 tAs Ants-rcoua. and pr pou-d 10 the c&adi-
dates the following qzsstiozs;
l. Are yon Internationally aud un-
comparatively opposed TO secession
and disnniou7
q Are you opposed, in any contin-
| geney, TO the withdrawal Of the Western
/ States from the Usion, and to the form
alton Of Western or Northwestern
Confederacy7
5. Do you acknowledge that your FIRST
and highest allegiance, under God, is
due to the Government Of the United
States of Ansrics?
! l. Are you willing to mite with your
loyal fellow-citizens, pledging yourself
to the utmost extent Of your power, tc
resist ell attempts TO establish West
srn or North-Wsstern Confederacy, and
to assist ia restoring our territorial sRt
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fFron the IsdIssApOlis Journsi
Panefuring q Gas Bag.

A correspondent writes the following
caustic commentary on portions Of
long mass OF isaddle, published in the
.Sentinei Of yesterday, called, address
of the democratic Cougressmen to the
People"
1t ought f. be manifest to every rea-
sonabIe mtsn, that negroes in service
should be taid less than white troops.
and that the Increase Of their pay,
from ten to sixteen dollars per month,
was unnecessary aud profigate. The
market value Of their labor IS known TO
be less than that Of citizens, and IL il
equally clear that their service are much
less valuable IN the army.--DeHsoeraft
address in gest rdays Sentinel
OF course every reasonable man IN
dersiands that negroes are worth less
than white men, and therefore IL is IN
wise to encourage them to enlist hy Of.
fering them the same wages and bonn
ties that white men receive. By this
( policy we compel them TO submit to the
hardships and priYations Of farming
I near Indianapolis. 1T from twenty TO
thirty dollars per month, while We send
white folks TO enjoy the luxuries Of the
/ battlefield and the pleasures OF camp
| lie az from thirteen 10 sixteen dollars
I Every while man that we induce 70 20
70 var by large b0unties and sigh wages,
saves a negro TO do chores at hpmei
While, TO avoid suspicion OF negro eqaa'-
I iiv, We pay these a. least double the Wa
ges of those, besides furnishing them bet
t.r gruo and quarters. Had the abolitif 4
idea. that the negFo Eill do as we'll 70 shoot
A. as 9bite men, prevailed, Indiana might
haze saved many a whrte man for home
work and wages, and suppl ed the ar ny
with soldiers good enough to Kill rebel.
or be killed By them.
Itis notorious ,ha; time after time, on
the ere Of doubtful elections, thousand.
Of voters have been sent home from The
armv to turn the scales between parties
and 10 secure an Administration tn
umph.
That Is horrible, What right has 3
soldier 10 voter The Democrats il
New York and in Indiana opposed tbs
change 10 the Consultation which EoulC
ALLOW soldiers TO vote In the field. and
this thing Of allowing them to cons
home to voteis grave ofense, seeing
that Democrats are willing to do all tn
voting if the Union nen viii only a.
tend to the fighting. Where voting hs
been allowed in the field the averag
has been about ten Union to one Demo
. cratic vote.
The Democratic party, which ordins
rily has administered the Government c
the United States, even in the utmo.
plentitode Of It's power, did not fall int
gross abuse or threaten the liberties {
the country.
}, Didn't eh3 Under whose administri
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form Of Initiation, without the change Of
q word or q letter, and without note or
comment other than the above brief ex
plauatisn. They win speak for them.
selves. We believe they ought 10 con
vince all candid men that the object OF
the Union League is not the advance
ment of party, but the maintenance Of
the Government; and al loyal men. that
it ia their duty TO cone forward and give
it the aid Of their names and influence
in accomplishing this high aud holy Pur-
pose.
Il will doubtless be said by unserupu-
ious partizans that this is not the true
bat q bogus Constitution, Ritual, &c
There is ready means Of testing that
question. Let Union men come and see
for themselves II thev find any other
doctrines preached, or principles avowed,
or acted upon, than those We shsN here,
they viii be free to depart from. among
us, and TO denounee rs Is bas> aad an
principled dseeivers.
SAA'L n. ARCHER,
E. BiscHoE,
c. ToMnEMELr,
Jso. j. CHAxDLER,
JANIS Fl. McNBELY.
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ESTABLISHED, 1881

ton, and BY rhons we're our forts aud
arsenals surrendered TO rebels2 Under
whose administration. and by uhoss
were The public arms and ammunition
sent to traiiors7 Uader whose admins
trsiinn, snd BY sek n vas this terrible
ei.il war beeun7 Don't provoke Us o.
we will convince even the .SestiRel that
no Republican had anything TO do with in
augurailng the war. A Democratic
President allowed sll the preliminary
steps, and Democratic Vice Presiden,
lAbored a. long as he ecu 4, under Ply
IRON the q G'vernmsn:, and then took 8
commission as Major General in the rel
el army, and all that saved the Press
dent from doing the same was his ex-
treme old age and feehlen~ss
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Dysp . psia.

Ana its attendant train sfsynptssss. Il ssts nsrs
ike charm thsa . medicine. There is nethine
Ia the range Of the MatsrtA MsdioA. that fer ne.
ospt bear comparison With 10 In thts diseAss.
fall aoooun1 Of this wondsrfal plans may -
nund In the 18th edition Of the Z. s. pispensAte-
y. psges iasT aad lsss.
series sf experinsa q in watch pr. Bull h.s
eeen foT yrars engaged, has Just bess brsuEht 70
suceessfat tsrminat ton, and he ls enabled 10
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be might furnish volume Of certificates. bat
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