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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
HKADoRs Army OF THE PorexAc,
july 3Oth. o p NJ


After the explosion at an early hour
this morning, everything betokened g
brilliant sictorY, but soon after matters
assumed different aspect, part Of the
attacking force having given away, thus
exposing the balance to sn en6lading
Gre from D5th artillery and infantry.
The programme was as follows:
The mine was to be exploded at 3 A
~, aud the batteries open at once along
the entire line Immediately .aftgr the
explosion the 9th corps was to charge,
supported BY the 18th, and Ayers disis-
ion of the 5th corps aud the Sd division
of the I'd corps. The greater part of
the arrangement was carried ont as in
tended, although the was
later than the hour designated, on &C
count of the fuse going out twice. The
explosion took place at precisely 40
minutes past l. The roar Of artillery
that Immediately followed was almost
deafenins. At $50 the charge was
made and the fort with part Of the line
each side was carried in q most brilliant
style.
The I'd division which was in the cen
ter, advanced and carried the second
line . short distance beyond the fort, and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
TOYS, CHINA, SC.

We hsfe on hand the largest ard ilast sssorfn,aus
Of the above goods Our Whole sto,, ~ 49,, - =
ported sinee the lat Of February art w. - AN,
rseeisihg All che neselties apf.eariHs "a Farorc
We have paid for thssa goods before the rrssf -
tsnoe 10 sold and can cell az the aosf reasonable
rates.
Nseolleii share Of your palrout IT,. Nou viii
buy FROM Ne ~ you examine our -tnta
china aud Ctoekery Dealers will la Il 10 fh.ir
interest 10 cali upoa Us f,eT.sr,.i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

ADVANCE IS ToBAcco.-Tobacco adj
vanced in Louisville on Thursday, from
one to two dollars per hundred pounds,
in consequence Of the gloomy prospect
Of the new crop.
1t is hoped the late rains viii bring the
withery plants to new life, and that .
reasonable crop may yet be secured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

PERFUMERY, &c.
TUsT RECEIVED AT eCHLAEPFFR's
u Drug store, 100 cases Of the genuine Bordeanx
or ClAret Wine. I will warrant 10 20 Be- the gan.
uias imported article. Also fresh Euppiv Of
CataEba Wines iuEt recsived at
sCHLAEPFER's Drug Store.
Corner Main and Second gtrssts
JyZ2 EvsnsviIIs, Indizsa.
a MOTHER SUPPLY or HAws' 4 STEVENS
II Fe1fiy Dye Colers Just rec. lied Al
sCHLAEPFER's Drug store.
THE CELEBRATED NEW PERFUMEs. THE
Il Ruby Star, Mag Flower, Golden Dew Dreus
Victoria ksgis, Night Bioomins cerua FIeur
S8tgs ard suiamer Flower extracts tust reosfze AZ
SCHLAEPFER's Drug stsrs
g ONE OF TIE GENUINE ROBINtOa's
- Soap Just rsesiEed and for sale ~
sCHLAEPFERss Drrg Store.
fI'BE LATEsT HAIR PREP4RATI0N JUST
4 coming IN uss IL Lubln's FIorilias II il
tzst what has always been ganfed. Let essry
body try It, Il Is the beat preparation 10 Use.
For sale ct
scHLAEPFER's Drag gto ..
corner Main ard Second sffssts,
iva EvsnsTiIis, TDd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
The New italian rrigntc "Rc Don Luigi
di o:lc9alic.v

Yesterday, at noon, a number Of gentlemen
accompanied the Re Don Luigi Ill Portogaio. her
WY 10 Italy Some Il,!es to small steamer at
tho foot Of Cedar received The invited guests and
conveyed item TO the foatil castle lying Quarantine
to ID them on board. Aftcr climbing up the steep
stairway the sides o. tho groa: ship had an OPP
porilu.ty to examine The appointments whole aud
in de.l The vessel, wnci is model Of naval agch.
tcciare las tho power Of motion BY ami by sail
and Las already Ea9e twelve knots hour. which il
great speed when consider til. she has been so re-
Gently released from her leading strings aud that her
joints have not been wei fabricated JY oil and exercise
Though IL her infancy. she has accomplished all this
with burhen Of heavy arllor coal and provisions for
tlr,c months, and considerable quantity Of materials
for our naval depot In Italy. Her elgth is 2s5 feet.
bseadh Of beam IS feet depth Of hold 80 feet tonnage
5cc0 tors, and she draws % feot Of water crengres
we.e built 1t the Morgan iron Works. Suffice it to
say IL relation TO that PER, OF her anatomy. that her
cylinder is "a inches with IS inches stroke her boilers
and oil chat pcTairs 20 tins department Of her mccn.
cry. reflect great credit upon American mechanic
at.
The presented or the spar.dcck was exceeding
ly spirited. Scores of bronged feancn harrcssed to the
wnflass. made their circuit and hauled tho anchor
dram At the wheel. four stout men obeycd the
directions OF pict whore porty dimensions niicrded
argument In favor o! sea-faring life Trumpet In
hand. tho Lieutenant shouted his orders from the
bridge end tie Boa;swan blew his whistle. while hero
aid taere galydrcssed officers in blue coats and caps
that were trimmed with gold. paced the deck.
Soon were on Wy. and tic virgin ship
passed through the door. way" % the ocean, 4 white
leather OF steam waved from her smoke stack. and the
wind made the canvas yeutilatoIs oorpucnt they
trcmilcd over tho hltchos Although the deck was
clean as a scrubbed dinner table hands employed
10 sweep them and everything that showed 4 metallic
surface Invited the skill of the p0ilshor IL IL not
ter Of surprise thet much pains j. taken with the ship
when We reflect that she cost the Italian Government
peaIy e. 100000.
with only four boilers she has six fired up and the
wheel MAILING thirty siX revolutions " can make ffty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

and its investing friends to interested IN having
hc,ns comparics hgt were Organized Only 10 sd, haIt
wecded oni Of the market. Hence tie sooner the oil
CON narics begin 10 ro0rcarize basis of say twcn =
,ions,n1 shat,s. tho sooner viii permanent Bvestofi
buy and hold oil shares TO enjoy dividends paid out oil
tie prodCcf and profit # tie oil wells.
Two years ago oil which is WORT SIC per barrel
at Iitusvllc was ~ Ttusvc al PER barrel And when
m he reyuons Of tia marse Tor H. all markets there
are facfuatOns oil pscs into low figures. OIL stocks
will an To zero 10 The market: because Spectators viii
unload md sell ont leaving their places 10 be SLED with
better class Of holders. who alter buying at low rate
will diminish tho number ana Increase the par OF on
shares And then. with the shad-roc companies re-
orcanized and the weekly shipments of oil iIom tho
wells regnlmly published. there will be ht'ctcd more
confdcc 70 he oil trade and the producing companies
will rise in credit according t. scale based "n well
product and commercial yaluc. The product Of the OIL
region in 1863 Was, We believe. 10000 barrels
Attic low prices TINT ruled two yeIIs ago his pro-
duet which haetGltes less in quantity ia IN IN price
ueftrd a consider ble At the prices ~ lt1 fbc
product OF tsa region 81 rcaiize eDcrboHs income
In, pa lies who bay oil sha. these DAYS uE3t brrr ~
mind that now there M hundred millions - dollars
of OIL shares issued N the s,DcA mnrc's to represent
tie sane property which, two years ago WAS ned .!
individuals eld partnerships whose modest aspirations
did not rise 10 tie contemplation Of Millions neither Ct
shares nor dolialg
oar rih is the oil region and in tie product % ITS
wells but tie present stock basis Of tue IL s.lpaIs
we believe is decepyc ard wrong, and Ia need OF 70
adjustment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

mnute) the vessel made her ten knots an hour ana
MI Webb, the builder, said that she could cross the
ocean through Gains and storms At that Of speed
The wind was blowing fresh from the North rolling thu
ocean into waves; but the ship Kept right on "ths
even tenor of her way" without perceptble mo-
ton. When about twenty miles from the CITY tia
" Schultz came bovIng and courtesyng alongside her
Italian sister and the guests fastened board giving
cheers to the officers and Of the Porogao From
the deck CT the little steamer had fine view OF the
noble war-ship. On her proper element she sat Ike
duck upon the water. her beautiful flag red white and
green. waving gracefully in the wind The Italians
never raise their flag without unc0verinc their beods
Unlike the gruf English captains. the officers smoke
pleasantly 10 their men, who responded In hearty
cheers for flag, country and our cause col.
aton t for princes provided on board the Schultz
and when the feast ended. the Cow Of soul con-.
mence,. Short and happy speeches were made by
number " gentlemen.
Rev. DIR. Cummings remarked that the ship was gone
nut her builder had not gone down under the water nor
under e wine. better slip never walked the wa
tiers. lie proposed the health Of Mr.. w. IL. Webb.
Mr.: Webb said he could bnd ship. hut he could not
Dulld speech. lie grateful for the compliment
PAD nm. MIR. Hmm Barney, Judge DAILY, Gen Van
Vlict Capt. COmstock. Capt. Ezra Nye Mr. Geo W.
Blunt. Sir. Sccchi de Casel editor Of The Eco THala
Mr.. SwiutOn Of The Tines, Mr. Osborne. Of The Hred
ID. Gardner Mr.. O. ID. Mula. Of The Scientific American
and others followed. The Italian vessel is COMMANDED
by Count Eugeno. who has staff of fourteen ofcers
and about $50 men under his command
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

FISCAL AersT rjR TEE usIrFD sTArri GovrRipEE'
vii tase Su5sg y,i diver At me ths Ne" ''"'
TREASURY NClrs; i,a.est r1ysblc ssarfnry Tor t'ee
yc,1s then the 40 Der has the rsh TO exchange hen
LAR for he popular aud valuable '@o LOAN
With draws per cent. iuieF,s. IN GolD
sloyy e,ch buyer ne Government, Commission Of s. 90
each 8 ,0l.
We also buy aud sell
Il. s. $40 PoSDs
L. : y Mosras CEnriNcArEs OF ISDEBTEDsEss.
T. :. QUARRRs,frrrs fHscEs
U.s.2 YEARS SER cEST. CoUPoS LEGAL TEspzR NOTES
and tas. Subscriptions tor lofns.
We collect certificate. Of ndeltcdresF AID convert TN
OLD 1.Jgs into the per cent Bonds Of l'5i.
J. U. ORye, President.
Jony T. IlILL, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

ni''DAI sept Up. n.
Gold has been weak al day. The operino
sste was 224 advancing to 226i followed bva SD
s&scline TO 23l From this there was sudde, -ll .,
CIT. closing at 2G. The quotations at tho ,toc az
change were:-United States 0s Of 1881 cornon
.osialosi; 52os llOi a1loi; April 1905 I4aliu.
Certificates. 90! Q9a; Virginia e.. 609GO.; Missopri
Is, 65QC5ii Canton Company. 33ia3i Delaware and
Hudson. 10000; Pennsylvania Coal. l9O9202; Cum
berand Coal c.! a62i; Central Coal. IS. a56 Aneri
can Coal s53sai; Mariposa 42.049li Quicksilver 81
eslii Pacific Mail offered at 30; Atlantic Mail
1e7ialsai New.York Central l261l26I; Erie, 1904
1o6i; ditto preferred, lOe7l0si; Hudson River ll5i
Sli3i; Reading l3Oi9l3Ol; Michigan Central, l32;
d. Southern, e0as0l; do. Guaranteed lfJQI47; Pan.
-ana 29OG295; Illinois Central l26! l26i; Cleveland
- Pittsburg. lloi4loi North Western, 50,15Oi do
-vreferred- 81; Cleveland & Toledo l24 Afier the
AOard Tie market was weak, and upon tie street
anu al the Public Board there wes quite panic ind
gen erd rush TO sell There was no ,pecIar call for
monty or any resson for the sudden break down Eric
sold at lo2a and equally low rrtes were made anon
active 'eaIes AT the Second Board the market raj.
PEG ana frices recovered iel per cent and closed
steady bs amer the call it was lot strong ad closed
Sregulsrly.
There is good demand for the Is OF 1881 at
JOG ior the last issue Takers Of the loan are having
With treat pro'apness, and paying n fun Some on
the largest bidders have made arrangements for all tej,
payments and the leading bidders on Saturdv racea
O. 500 oo0 TO the credit Of the Government.
Money has Tot been specially active at per
sent, AID borrowers make no comp,aBt Brokers are,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
THE CoppERHEAD MASS MEETING IN Brook;

THE CoPPERHEAD MASS MEETING IN Brook,
LYS,-A Democratic Mass Meeting was hel
in the Brooklyn Academy Of Music, and at
half dozen stands in that neicl.borhood.
last evening There were probably FIVE thou.
sand persons present at tho outside gatherings and
the Academy was crowded. With two or three excep.
tons the speakers Ward politicians Of mediocre
ability and little influence They banged away their
auditors with brgadsdes OF BAD grammar and disloya
", denOuncng President LlncOli and his Cabinet and
the loyal masses Of the North. Gen. Burnside, Gen.
Butler and their associates In the army came in for
liberal share Of abuse. and word Of censurc did
our reporter hear OF the Eehels-nO word Of
mendation Of gallant Farragut, and Grant. and
Hancock. Hatred of the negro and sympa-
thY with tho AIMED seco sionis.s OF tie
South ran thrugh en their speeches. Peace on
any terms the ruling sentiment ~ majority Of the
orators %. Their remarks generally would have been
aI pauded In Richncnd. Had they spoken In The hear
ING of the Army II the Potomac their lives would haye
been in Jeopardy for loyal soldiers would have mis-.
taken them for Rebels 1hey, however. Jailed 70 lm'
press their auditors fay0raby with their opinions ID
al pirs Of the crowd might b. heard expressions Ike
you belong p "1he Aebs viii vote your ucSet II you
give EN- a cbence." How aye you, wooden guns r
WHO arrested the Legislature OF Maryandf'
WHO first advised corscript.ngP The cheering
was not unanimous nor oHthisastic Indeed, ~ "aa
evident that q large proportion OF those WHO were
present had patty whatever Win tue Ueasona-
BE utterances Of the speakers Bon1ges were ited
and bands of music omployed HUN mated l'nterhss
notices and various devices ith pyroteohnc
were brought into requison IL swelt eorowd, which
moved from stand 10 stand unsatised with ne poor
s.uff dOed to them from UDpatIotc l!is many VI
tie devices on their banners indicated their total ack
o! loyalty to their country or to humanity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

Thomas rolev plead guilty of an attempt at grand lar
cery. STAT, PIis'a tYo y".f,.
Charles johnson, eolccd, Plead gully OF grand ia''
ccry Ernins.ed. :,
William H. Davis plead guilty Of petty larceny. Re
mapdei. -. .,
Mary Newmnn plead guilty OF an attempt az grand
larceny. demanded.
hlram Cons rnai lalocny. demanded. -,
Edward Wih"cke aud Eugene Bush charged WIN
larceny released under srpenslon oi sentence
William NJ CLARK and Frederick BuckDer were triod
for larceny and acquitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

XTTTH WARD "USIcs WAR EAoLEs."-A
meeting ID Carro?s Cottage on Saturday even.
ing tho rth inst, AID Plrlde Cinb was formed I'M
der the ie nriis l ni0n Nvr Eagles for the pur.
pose Of niding De election al those and reliable
Union -an. Lincoa gGd Johuson Mr. John Cooper.
IT,. was elected Ia mn tel Mr. c. Il. Frost See
retuy, all lhco. Ec-1sr esq. Treasurer Onto a
ndlber .. c.txats enrolled inciF names, ana the Cab
aAjotiD.d 10 meet at III gieaeins Hail on Thursday
eyeni>s utyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

The total numbcg OF persons relieved. including CHI
dren. a IS, Gil.
4 resolution from the Board Of Counomen directing
tie Compt0cr to advertise for see the ioIry franchise
from the foot OF Grand street New York To the foot OF
Grand street Williamsburg and TO take measures for
the collecting If rent due lost for want Of the
requisite vote. Tic VOC Was rreonsdered and the
paper laid over.
= Tho Board. after tfanslctpg immense amount
Monday end Thursday, ut one o'clock, und ad.
OGruel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
ERIE P,,rroAp AcctDIyr.-A cattle train on

ERIE RAILROAD AcCtDLST.-A cattle tram on
the Erie Railroad rct wis., All dent yesterday morn
ING near psssac Ore Of the trucks got oil the track.
and in posing over the bridge tore up the timber aad
hr,cas and DAMAGED the bridge very seriously Tic
morning trains were delayed fr soulc time. bGi c,e"t
ually Oh, track was cleared and they proce.aea Oh
their yay No JersoB was injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER H. 1864.

Superintendent Of TIRE footing hospital Florence Night
IN e" iell roD her 30 K overheard on Sunday morn
ms. ard was ioft 4 rcwerl Il one hundred dollars
VIII ~ Da.i ur tie 70 uTorT uf s body on application
b. DID STlnsurae the n,alih Officer at Quarantine.
lie WUs sicn-Juili. iars mir 4 eyes scar on the
bw,t Up; wa dressed Ia ligitcoored pants, calico
shit, nurocco Shoes and ~ .tc socks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
CITY GTE YES.

THE IyTAgr TnyMD-Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Thumbs baby is three months Old and is described rs
in no respec, differing from ohcr baces but is little
sharp knowing specimen. with no Indications Oh beiHs
sniaiie. than tho rest Of baby humanity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

CLosIYG oP TrE Music SToREs.-Owing to
tie dealt Of John FIRTH OF TIC firm Of Firth & son.
music Publishers all the pIincpl music stores IN 'he
city viii DO cLsed It l2 O'clock ~. to Gay. Sept -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
STOLE 4 Horr I'D Waooy.-Patrick Cal.

STOLt ! HOUSE I'D NNGON.-PhtrlcK Car
lahan, 30 Sl3 duy Diornoon. sfCe horse ed wagon,
the poorly Of Mr. r.. ". Grove Of Suliy6E-siree
fro,B IT, i.0Es o. she G.r7l1 lo.c ord drove CT with It,
lesier D. Wa lr,r.ed fa he pr1g r'y pvered
tlolyb go o damaged c'nji5n. lie he'd TENTED to
dispose tc team j. feycial pieces q rIic much be-
10. is :ca gele. Jss.c9 LcLWith committed him for
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
City MoRrAlrs.-City Inspector Boolc re-

CITY MURrALTg.-Clty Inspector B0OIe To
potts. The death, in Now. York during The pss' week
ere 5i 10 men. r. women no boys aud l15 eris-d
decrease OF - om ies weeks mortality anl M increase
of us compared With he mort ty Of TIE corresponds
ing week of lees o. tie ascd 80 were chi.iIeh
aldcg ; years II age. The mortality by tho pri"'
cipli d,elscs was follows: Cholera iniaAtum II :
consumption. -; da.rA@a. a. dyseRter!. Jo' i"hl''
conyGisiols ?. ini1ntDe maIasnns, 4oi Hphod ieVef
y; typhn. syer 10. small pox, T. Deaths nom e~t'f
nul causes ~ among Which are reported premature
births; 2murlcrcd. drowned tilled by accident.
There scgc u deaths in tie Institutions, and &c inter-
ments In POtter's fold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
fAdyes,isemcutl

THE FoURTu NATIONAL BANK. NEw-YoIX.
DEroulAH9 AND TNAso,.L AGENT or INA UNITED STATES
will ,roevo subscriptions 70. the new BIO Treasury No'e
Thee note. will BE- convertible a, maturity SIX Pm
CrSr GotD BE.SG go Eonds Parties subscribing before
l.h Ausu. viii bs allowed interest to ihnt date Those sub
cribig ner tsst dlte viii qay accrued Interest Recognizing
tho importance Of general subscription T. this lorvtAI
Io,s Mi. gauk viii allow al sub erb,rs ,ag cox
xusIox Of - 80 on caoh s coo sub.criboL
MoaRI5 kErcuga. rrcGide9,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
LEW LNTEI.y.ECEgCE.
sUPREMEiCOURT-CnAun I2-Beforo Justice
SUTHERLAND.
DI(IIgt.S


John Slossen ngt. Louisa Lynch et al.-Iinal
Judgment ordered si alowac. Of Ss0p % puf
Geo 4. Wcks ot al tgt. Chses G. Tyrr IA nry ssnnlers
sgf. Henry Boyd G. a.-Moiions denied itIoui cods
Uys.rs Il. brew teT, &C. at En4ab,fi Fre.nier-Mot
drnea without co.t aId ,lhou prep lice 10 he r.. lit the
defendant at Cc.a.d ier appeal b. di.ns.d
confirmed and ginen, directed The motion FOR cosis other
than the fe o. Krce VI nr.scs aud daur.eenir aid fo
extra allowance denied without costa to either patty this
motion.
Henry II. Morsurc sst Deos d. Pier 1t a-Moton denied
without cos's to cthr party.
Charlie. w. A!co ct al ast Daniel d. Eah ct al-MotOn
denied With 81 costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

1868 .............. SoO,503 l5Gi...........SeiOs
SJJ,5Ip
Mariposa Mining Stock is more active under
advces from the Superintendent. Tie tunnel which the
Company has been sinking TO ascertain whether the
godbearing quartz 60 protaby worked at the surface
was equally rich below. has pToyel that he vein loses
nothing as il descends and iAet between tbe tunnel ard
the surface there is enough rich godbclrng quers
employ al the mills upon the estate for five years. The
siariposa vein is the upon which tails result has
been obtained and the managers arc moro confident
than ever Specimens Of quartz from The tunnel haze
been forwarded the Company ly Mr. Uimstead which
are worth examination by parties interested in quart
mining.
TIE following is from TIE L. s. Railroad and
Mining Register:
There are now sfoat in the Philadelphia stock market
nj least seven millions OF capital sEacs issued by about
one hundred and fifteen OIL Companies. 4 st of one
hundred and four Oh Companies our table shows
total If 30 capital shares, equal " CO. ~ shares
for each complny'
Tie total lumber Of shares issued by oil the reirosd
companies Ia Pennsy ,an0, that use locomotive power.
doeS not exceed two md haif millions being little
more than third the number OF shares issued b. the
oil COMPANIES organized IN Philadelphia alone The
800 miles OF locomotive railroad In Pennsylvania
cost s coo md yet this vast property rel cscntel
by less than oefourth the number OF shares issued by
the companies owning the oil wells la Pennsy lyania;
Tor II must be taken into consider atOu that there
OIL companies organized elscwher than in this city.
single Oh company organized IN Now York, or pa, ON
That market. having It's capital divided into sI hun
dred Thousand shares.
Spectators interested In the original allotment Of
snres, Gnd brokers whose commissions imposed on
tie run Der oi shares bought aud sod. the ples
spec any DcneAtted By the existing plan OF oil company
organization because II Is impossible keep the credit
OF eye producing OIL company ON stable bass
where there are ~Oc.ptOO or 10000 5000 shares
tie mGrket SHARES subscribed for speculation float
abort Ia TIC marAet Ike cogks The water bobbng ny
and down WIN every ripple the suFface. Ard not
TIL ailoI fbe companies thc own lfejucing wells shall
Lave consolidated tielr shares a minimum nnmber
say from 2OCJO to 10000 viii they be held nero gener.
aliy for Investment and less for speculation The state
- for o examples where comp-Die that originally IL,
sued 800 d0O GSfes, aterweTd the number down TO
90 OOJ ehaTes. The Leligh ZINC Company "A A not,bIs
case Of this sort.
The OIL region Of Pennsylvania s a producing region
dotted with wells that yied coploOsiy IN gallons and
largely ~ dollars The Interest Of The oil region
moreover IL ia the well product OF oil ana in the rar
bet price Of OIL than in shadrocs Of capital shares
sDd t.iu changes IL stock spceuAIons The oi re gon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

Con ,SERS INcUEsr.--An inquest wa' ycstcr-
day arln by Coroner NInmnnn a. he Nc@-IOrk II g.
nj ~ Tho io0y o. Mrs May Ferris who died FROM the
rGect al, iiIi,- rec wed ca iidlt ui last By hc.ug
srucl on the head with aIo by her husband Frank
a, Their residence Ne 81 Jamcs-strcot. The Testimony
hgd oflon beat tie deceased auJ threatened lcr lic
No ore raw him strike lie fatal blow bur rs the de-
c.1sel VAS found lying Oh TO iUOr. wounded IN The
r.nrtr desciiiod above, AM 10 other person being
frnl in Tie room but the accu.cd II is believed that
he IL ths guilty person. TIE jry rendered verdict
tlai the deceased Ia lel death by bl1a an the
mad with an axe at tho hnads Of lrunA Ferris. We
further LAY thai the killing act a. preneditstcd
and deliberate murder On the rendition of tia
dict TIE accused was committed 10 the Iumhs for
trial lie l. aged about 50 yoniS and native OF Por
mcnl lie deceased aged 81 and Il native of Ire.
land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
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