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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

We notice that some of our ''nice young
men, in this city who have heretofore act
ed with the Union party, are now making
great show of their admiration for little
Mac and making pnblic their intentions
to vote for him. These poor kid-gloved
sneaks give the profound reason for sup
porting Mac that he is a young man 1t
has leaked out however that these delicate
gentlemen are in mortal fear of being
drafted, hence their readiness to go for
peace at any price. We commend these
"sweet young men" to the tender mercies
of our Union loving ladies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13


The following are the results of the
Congressional election:
In the Ist district Benjamin EgglestOn
(Union) beats Pugh by the handsome ma
jority of 1894 on the rome vote
In the lind district the gallant Col. R.
B. Hayes (UniOn) has 2,485 majority on
the home vote
In the IIIrd, Schenell (Union) is re-elec-
ted by 1000 majority on the home vote.
In the IVth Lawrence (Union} beats
Mckinney by over 800 majority on the
home vote.
In the Vth the Gibraltar of Copper
headism, F. G. LeBIOnd is doubtless re-
elected
In the With, R. ". Clark (Union) has a
slight majority on the home Tote, which
the soldiers vote will increase to 1900 or
2OOO
In the With, Citizen Samcox, the Chan
ticleer is dead and buried under a majority
of 2O6O on the home vote. The Union
candidate, shellabarger, is elected
In the With, Hubbell CUnion) has over
1900 majority on the home vote.
In the IXth, the returns look as though
Noble, DEM had majority of about
two hundred on the home vote, which the
soldiers vote viii wipe out, and more tos,
electing their gallant brother soldier, Gen.
r. P. Buckland-
From the Xth, we have no definite re-
turns, but Ashley (Union) telegraphs that
he is reelected by an increased majority.
Another and later dispatch says that the
district is 7OODemocratic on the homo vote
The soldiers will set this right
In the XIth, Bundy (Union) has made
big enough gains in Gallia and Scioto
counties, from which we have returns, to
insure him a majority of nearly 1000 on
the home vote.
We don't hear word from the XIIth
1t gave 1884 Democratic majority in 1858,
and probably re-elects Finck Dem)
In the XIIIth, Delsno (Union) is beat
en- by nearly 1000 on the home vote, but
is thought sure of election when tue votes
Of the boys in blue come in.
In the XIVth, Welker (Union) gets
about 800 majority, on the home vote, over
George Bliss, who may now retire into
private life.
In the XIth, Cutter Un.) is elected We
have no returns by which to judg of his
majority.
In the XVIth, Bingham Union is ma
king gallant fight. He will be elected
on the soldiers vote, any way, and we
hope on the home vote, also.
In the XVIIth, XYIIIth and XIXth
districts, the present Union incumbents,
Messrs. Eckley, Spauld1ng and Garfield,
are reelected by largely increased major
tiles.
| We carry seventeen districts, re. .lecting
our five Union Congressman, and making
a gain of twelve congressman. III Dem
ocrsts carry two districts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
INDIANA ELECTION.
INpIANApoL4s, Oct.

INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. IL.
The Union State ticket is elected by
$4,000 to 10000 majority. Six Union
members of Congress are elected certuin.
[Slgdedl F. NJ. WRIGHT,
Chairman.
Returns from 81 counties partially Of
fetal, show an aggregate Union majority
of 23,e00; net Union gain over l9, 1000
over the vote of 1862, which gave demo
cratic majority in the State of over 10 5,00G.
From present indications, Congress
stands Union and Democrats, with
the 7th, Voorhees, District to hear from.
Indianapolis (oticiall l-6,257 Union ma
jOrity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

One acre in fee simple; also 4 the fee in two
acres. This farm sd jcIns the staokPole-
NO.4. Smith Jones Farm q aCTes.)
40 Of all the Oil in acres on this iarm, located
on Rast side Of the Greek and adjoins the Fleming
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

Union gain 1854, l4,A1
These returns are, Of course, only sp-
proKimately correct, but taken in the ag-
gregate,are very near the mark. In every
case where conflicting reports have come
in we have given the Democrats the bene-
fit of the doubt. We have given Crawford
to the Democrats by 1900 majority, al
though the tele sraTh puts the Democratic
majority at 800, as the latter figure must
be mistake. We claim only 500 Union
majority in Erie, though it may reach 500.
We estimate Hamilton County at 4,5OO
Union majority, taking the vote for Con
gressmen for a basis. 1t may be higher
and cannot be lower than that figure.
The State Journal announces a Union
majority of 40 in Columbiana County.
Columbians township must be intended
as the county is always good for thousand
Union majority.
We have incomplete returns from al
most all the counties in the State, showing
about the same ito of Union gains on
1862, but the above includes all the coun-
tics from which we have full returns We
may receive more before going to press,
but it is not probable.
LATER.
The Union majority in Medina County
Is 975 against a majority of GIL in 1862.
gaiU 68.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
CLEVELAND, THURSDAY
Good bXe Georre Bliss.

Next to the defeat of Sammy Cox, there
is no one feature of our grand Union vic.
tory which will cause the Unionists OF
Ohio greater joy than the defeat OF
the present Copperhesd Congressman
from the XIVth District, George Bliss.
BE was elected in 1862, by a majority OF
SO, owing to the criminal sluggishness OF
Union men, and has since mis-represented
the district, in which arethe staunch Union
Counties of Lorain and Medina Three
townships of the district are now heard
from. They vote as follows
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
REBELS WHIPPED.
CLARKsYILLE. Tenn Oct

CLARKsvHLE, Tenn, Oct. II.
Lieutenant Colonel Weaver, with ninety
colored troops were attacked yesterday
morning five miles below Fort DonneIson
ry two hundred rebels under Lieutenant
Colonel Sorery. The rebels were whipped
with loss Of Lieutenant Lorey, Captain
Gardy and twenty-five men killed and
wounded. The Federal loss was one
Lieutenant and three men killed and nine
men wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
ohio Democratic Gains.

We have gained $4,000 in our gallant
Buckeye State on Brough's election =
Plain Dealer.
Had the Plain Dealer stopped to caleu-
late, it would never have made the above
assertion, which is foolish as well as false.
If the Democracy had gained $1,000, it
would have carried the State by 5000 on
the home vote. On the contrary, it has
gone for the Union by over 10000 ma
ioritY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
NEW YnRK Oct 70

NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The steamship reported ashore by the
Dudley Buck, proves to be the Aphrodite,
from New York for New Orleans with
troops. She is ashore at Cedar Island,
fifteen miles north Of Cape Lookout. The
vessel and most Of the cargo is q total loss.
There were five men drowned in the surf
while landing; the rest got ashore in safe
ty on Cedar Island.
The presumption among the officers of
the Eagle is that the steamer Roanoke has
been captured by her passengers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
Congressmeu Elected In Ohio.
The following are the seventeen Con-
gressmen we have elected in Ohio:

lie Blond and Finck we suppose to be
elected in the 5th and 18th Districts by
majorities that the soldiers votes will not
overcome. Thus, the delegation will
stand II Union to 2 Democrats. The
present delegation is IA Democrats to 5
Unionists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

Sammy Cox telegraphed to Cleveland a
year ago, in reference to the State election
of 1863. that the State had gone to HI
bv 10000 majority" This year Sammy
has followed the State. He is beaten for
Congress by over two thousand majority
on the ONE vote. Poor Sammy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
FROM GEN. GRANT.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THEl
Potomac, Oct. IL.
Last evening and during part of the
night, firing was brisk in the centre of the
line in front of Petersburg.
Large bodies Of the enemy's troops have
been seen moving towards our left during
the past "a hours
They received the attention of our gun
ners whenever they appeared within
range.
The army remains in its former posi-
ton at Chapin's Bluff, the enemy not
seeming desirous of attacking our line
there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
Indiana from $4,000 to 10000

A special dispatch to the Tribune and
Post, from J. F. Wright, Chairman of the
Indiana State Union Committee, says In
diana has gone from fifteen to twenty
thousand Union, and thatthey have elect
ed six Congressmen. Good for the Hoosier
State!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. u.
The rebels destroyed Louzine Bridge,
on the Pacific railroad one hundred and
seventy miles from here.
Price is still reported to be in the vicini-
ty of Boonsville, with General Ssnborn
harrsssing his rear and fsnks
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

The Democratic gains have been enorm-
Gus, and so close is the vote, that it is doubt
fll how the State will go.-Plai'a Dealer.
Whew Morton has carried Indiana for
the Union by a majority unprecedented in
the history of the State. The above is a
sample of the Plain Dealers election re-
fnrDE
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Especial to Cleveland LEADEn,I

COLUMBUS, Oct. u.
A private dispatch from indianapolis
this evening says that the returns are in
complete, but that there is no doubt OF the
success of the Union ticket in Indiana by
at least 10000 majority, and that we have
carried, it is thought, nine out of the eleven
Congressional Districts.
Simon Cameron lelegraphs that we have
certainly gained two Congressman in
Pennsylvania, and that there is large
Union majority in the Legislature on the
joint ballot
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

Majority for welker, SO far, 1875.
Ashland and. Holmesare yet to be heard
from. In 1862 they gave Bliss 2,298 ma
jority. Shou they give him the same
majority this year, Welker would even
then have 677 majority on the home vote
But there will be large Union gains in
these counties.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
FROM sANFRANCIsCO.

SAFFRANCIsCo, Oct. IL.
The Supreme Court has decided adverse
to its former decision against the unconsti-
tutionality of the military suffrage act. This
will make difference of at least 5000 in
the vote of the State Mining stock
shares considerably improved
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
OberIiu,

Last nights Plain Dealer stated that
Oberlin gave 800 Union majority last fall.
This is a mistake. That town never even
polled eight hundred votes, much less
gave eight hundred majority for anything
or anybody.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
Eorr,.st Prnmnfed. .

The Columbus (Georgis,) Sssn, of the
35th September, says that General Forrest
has received commission as Lieutenant
General of Cavalry, and is assigned to the
command of the cavalry in the Army of
Tennessee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
MARYLAND ELECTION.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.

Returns from the city election show the
reelection of Mayor Chapman over Ster-
ling, independently by large majority.
The vote is not yet all in.
The New Constitution will have from
5000 to 5000 majority in this city
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

The Charleston Courier, of the 2cth ult.,
and the Macon Telegraph, of the 24sh ult,
contain the speech Of JEFF. Davis, which
the Copperhesd organs pronounce an in
vention Of the War Department.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
Andy Johnson on his Career as Sailor

Andy JOhsOn on his Career as a Sailor:
Yes, the "bcorish tailor" is put upon
the tail of the ticket. What an iasult to
the aristocracy, who want reputation,
without merit and without worth Yes, 1
am slor; but learned long since, that
if man does not disgrace his profession it
never disgraced him. Cheers. If may
he permitted to say that when was II
tailor 1 made some pretty close fits.
TLsughter.] My garments used te be right
well proportioned; but have seen tailors
at their own expense too, mako man out
of very scant material. used to be con-
sidered very good tailor, aud got my
work done according to promise. Laugh
ter and cheers So much for the boor-
ish tailor" One of the fundamental prin-
cipals of my Democracy is, ard it is Re
pablicanism, too, that mon should be
rewarded according to merit. 1t is worth
that makes the man, and the want of it
the fellow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

The New York Evening Post says: We
suggest to Union committees and clubs that
they can circulate nc documents more eff
fective than the series of political pietures
and caricatures which have appeared in the
late numbers of Harpers Weekly. They
can either procure quantities of the paper
itself OF they can be furnished with electro
types of the pictures, to be printed and is
sred as they choose Campaign documents
of this kind would have an especial force
for their novelty, and many Of thepictures
and caricatures in Harper's Weekly are
the most foreible of Arguments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
Pennsylvania Reported at 2O,OOO Un-
ion majority.

Pennsylvania is now reported as having
gone 10000 Union. The returns come in
slowly, but if the above is a correct state
ment of our gains Pennsylvania on the
home and soldiers vote will go sixty thou
sand.
The Union men have sixteen Congress
men and largely Union Legislature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
NV York, Oct. 12.

NEw York, Oct. u.
,,.i Inc World claims Pennsylvania Demo-
Psl, I1aele oy FULLY 10000 1t claims that the
e ~ poo PS0iles9 9 vote of Ohio has been reduced
~; sG,OoG, and that the report of a great ma
JOisy In Indiana Is untrue.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12-a.so =,
The votein the State is so close tbst n,
badly the sOldiers'vote will be necesssrv y,
decide the result. Forney's Press claims a
Union majority Of 10000, which the SOL
dIers' vote viii increase to 20, 900. Itthinks
there VIII be Union gain in members of
Congress and of the Legislature. The Age
claims q Democratic majority on the home
vote Of 10000 or $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Il.
Election returns favorable the Admin
read here tonight, eaused con-
siderable excitement
Passengers from Clarksvills report that
Buford, with J, 200 mounted men. crossed
the Cumberland river near Hsrpeth Shoals
last night.
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9ur saIe.
OTS FOR SIZE

I OTIS FOR SALE.-I35 FIT. FRONT
IL on Superior street, corner Of Muirson street.
Also sUbiOts l6 II and Is being q feet front each
O. Superior street, east Of Muirson street. Also
10 feet front Spring strest, running back to the
railroad track, hsing land on which part Of the
wood-shed Of the Oleveland Columbus Cincinnati
Railrosd stands. Also, II feet inches front on
Ohamplsin streer, nearly opposite the new Police
Court House.
/ For terms inquire OF PAINE WADE,
dsc3R20 Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
GOLD MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct u.
The large addition TO the currency last
month is showing its effect upon the price
of Gold. The rate has shown a strong up
ward tendancy for some days past, and IT.
respective of the character of tho current
news, continues to rise To-day the price
opened at cost, and at noon was 3O4f, but
afterwards declined to 2034
LATER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
SOLDIERS VOTES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. u.
Pennsylvania soldiers vote in Washing
ton, Republican 1908. Democratic 2I2.
Ohio soldiers voted Republican 628
Democratic 80.
NHTIeNAL LOAN.
Subscriptions TO the 7-4O loan, in two
days, amount to $4,000.
DIED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. u.
Chief Justice Roger B. Taney died here
tonight after an illness of four days.
TENNESSEE NEWS.
NASHVILLE, Oct u.
Colonel Hodge, of Washburn's COM
mand, with 1,2OO infantry and battery
of four guns, on board of three transports,
conveyed by two gunboats, at P NJ. of
the 10th inst, met the enemy, under Gen.
Forrest, at Eastport, with two batteries in
position, and was repulsed with loss of
twenty killed and twenty-six wounded
and missing. All the guns of the battery
were lost, and two transports disabled.
Two caissons were bnrsted by the explo-
sion of Forests shells. Forrest is sup
posed to have crossed the river. Hodge,
with the balance of his force, reached
Johnsonville.
The river is eight feet on the shoals and
falling.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

The Democracy very much bewail the
official bulletins thstappeared on the morn
ing of election day. They regard the an
nouncement ofvietories as an unfair meth
cd of electiOneering for the Union ticket
They therefore savsgely bersts Sec. STAN
ton for announcing the victory sf Sheridan
and Grant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
TOLEDO, Oct. u.

TOLEDO Oct. L.
The Blades returns give Rice, for Con-
gress, 700 majority over Ashley, on the
home vote in this District
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

GALE OF LUMBER-The undersign-
Ned, Committee Of the Cuyahoga County Agricul-
tural Society, will offer at private sale, on the
County Fair CT uuds in Cleveland. on WEDHES-
GAY, OGToaER 18th, at 10 o'clock A. n, all the
buildings fences and other lumber belonging to the
SOcietys-- O. s. GATES,
J. NJ. HICKOX,
z. S. WILLARD,
g. q. WHITE,
JOSIAH HURST,
,.~6.fT2.d -twEu Committee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

AIDES WRAPPERS & DRAWERS
E1Il sizes and styles, in Flsnnsls, Morinos and
SIT TAYLOR, GBTsWOLD 8 co.,
seu92 21T Superior street.
Z ARD. TLERCES NO. ]
Ia Leaf Lard in store and for ssle b
". MELHIECH,
seps0ITO T2 MsrEin street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13


Producing TO this Company over I25 barrels per
day which, vt s. per barrel at the wells pays over
3 per cent. per month, or 55 per cent Pr annum
its entire capital Vi 81 l0J QUO. Subscribers
readily compGts what their diydsnds will be- IL
but q small Number Of the wells now going down
produce Oil.
The Of the larges subscribers to this enter
prise appended with their respective subscrip-
tiCns
Jonathon Watson, New YOrk, 900 shares, $50 600
Samuel 2. Brown, Pleasautvilie, n. Y, 1900
Joseph Rowland, "a South st, n. Y, 900
shares......... ................... 80 900
James Kent, Wsl-st, n. Y, 400 Shares $4,000
hiTam Mott, do do 900 shares lO,O5O
\. n Jones, Peari-st., \. y 500 shares 4O,095
S. Macy, FrOnt-st., n. Y, 400 shares ..... 2O,6OC
Ii. W. Sargent Fislzil n. T., 500 shares. 25, 600
G. N. Wslcott, do DO 700 shares. 10000
W. Il Aspinwall, "a South-street n. Y. 500
shares % 600
Avis Pummer Co., n Y, 600 shares 90 600
As all the above subscriptions are made rs 9 per-
nanent investment all Oyertures Of Brokers TO OIL
up the list have been refused and at the special
quest Of the undersigned, ne will be allowed 10 re-
ceve subscription for the owe stock for few days
at the Office Of Alcott q Horton, Water-street,
where more full information will be given Al it is
expected that the stock will all be taken within two
weeks parties vino desire subscribe 20 it v i'll do
sell TO call as early as possible.
II. C. DEMING,
Western gent for the Company,
Gets lSs and l4l Water-street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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RLECFION RETURNs.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
The Democrats claim majority of 5000
on the homo vote Of the State.
HARRISBURG, Oct. u.
The general opinion IS that the State
has gone Democratic, on the home vote,
by from 1000 to 5000 majority.
1t is expectd that the soldiers vote will
give from 10000 to $4,000 Union majority
The election commissioners to the Shen-
andoah Valley have returned, and report
that they we're unable to reach Sheridan's
army.
Buffers HEADQUARTERS, IL, P. NJ.
The voting in this army to-day IN the
Pennsylvania regiments has passed of
very quietly, and as far as can be learned
the Union ticket has been everywhere sue
cessful.
WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
Partial returns from the Ohio and Penn
sylvania soldiers in Washington and AL
exandria show the following result
Pennsylvania soldiers yote-totsl Re-
publican, S43, Democratic, l39.
Ohio soldiers vote-tOtal Republican
$780, Democratic %.
CIoISNATl, Oct. II.
Ohio elects 16 Union Congressman and
probably II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
Movements of Gen. Sheridan
Our Cavalry Whip the Rebels
Handsomely.
OHIO ELECTION.
Especial to the Cleveland IrADEn.l

GRAFTON, Oct. r.
The Union majority in Medina county
is nine hundred and seventy-fve.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
No. 9. Rynd Farm 1SS acres.

x Of a. the Oil in fee simple in lS3 acres ia On'
q tiae very bsBt farms OF the sutirs tiil Region Il
L. le ssed sud Row being Tgeticaily worked by
..RYKD FAHsE 6IL COMPANY, - Of New York, who az
now sinking some u wells, and paying 10 this Com
pany royalty of Ia all the Oil in all tn,
Nells sunk, free Of any lvpenss whatever TO this
Company, and already yielding from few wells
partly down IS barrels per day
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13
No. 10. WIDOW MCCllHtO;k Farm, acF

tbs Compsnys property now comprises about
5ewo Hgndred aud Seventy Acres "a in Fee and
LeaEsholq Interests, aud sbOdt Two hundred Acres
.fgU0l In Eas Simple; Of viii, h there are
Now in progress Drfllin- -.............30 Wells
do. 90. Pumping--.....-..-- g
do. do. FloWing---....---... "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

NHTIeNAL LOAN.
Subscriptions TO the 7-40 loan, in two
days, amount to $4,000. ....
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3. SAMMY Farm 30 acres.


Z Leasehold interest in % acres on this fine farm,
located about mile above and on line with lhe
Noble Well
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

22-96 LeAsehold interest in about ~ acres, know
as the BUTtoE WOOD on JOMPAEY " lease whic
Company have been very successful in the Oil pTC
ducti0n from their three wells at slight depth
which wells are nov being put down deeper vii
excellent thJWs OF OIL.