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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
IMPORTANT REPORT.
SURRENDER OF MOBILE.
NEWS NOT CONFIRMED.
Official War Dispatches.
SHERIDAN STILL PRESSING EARLY.
THE FISHERS HILL VICTORY.
20 Pieces Of Artillery Captured.
OPERATIONS AGAINST SHERMAN.
Rebel Strike al his Communications.
SURRENDER OF ATHENS, ALA.
Forrest Acrsss the Tennessee.
THE INVASION or MISSOURI.
$4,000 Rebels on the Move.
PREPARATION TO MEET
THEM.
THE MILITIA CALLED OUT.
CITY AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Highly Important Report.
Surrender Of Mobile.
PREPARATION TO MEET
THEM.
THE MILITIA CALLED OUT.
CITY AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
Highly Important Report.

tai,o. Sep. 24-The Memphis BuLLruS OF yes.
Srdsy pitaishe-, on whs, Il regards rs reliable
sNt osity, the substance OF dispatch received At
Holly sfring, Announcing the unconditional sur
epder Of Mobile r. our gunboa,s No dates arc
gwen. The gunbosts approached the city ~ close
GhsA hey could have DESTROYED II without diff
pity.
"A naval officer. who participated in AL Admiral
Fsrrasyuts oiersnons against Mobile and who has
S,ss arrived In this city on special duty expresses
As srssssa confidence in NE truth Of the reported
sspture Il the city. lie states that when be lefi.
affairs, which we no q, liberty TO publish jus,
Aow, ws-e in = suitsbo trim 10 SECURE that result.
--Epr srNI
tBy Kdil)
The New Orleans knA says y. tic state Of aaar<
= Noble pror 70 the reported nurepdm
Our sdviccs from Mobile Ray srr % 'he ii.h inst.
-Wedneaisy lAs Al that time all wns quiet, and
the scldrrs were principally employed in cac' ing
osh and eating oysers Nomovemcnts oi The army
o. hsss were being msie OF which mcution can be
made. The monitor Tecumsch is plainly 'sSl' q
her wsiery bed and preparations are being rnp'e
- remove her machinery, guns, etc. II J, now
considered impossible to raise her hull ~ II 10 Up
posed, from the rspidity with which abe sunk, trt
: large portion Of her bottom torn away by the
explosion q the torpedo. Fort Gaines, under III"
rejuvenatns touch Of the Union sHrrison i- look
ing very spruce snd neat-n fact, clean ss new
pin." II Is not . structure, however that would
stand heavy bomhsrdmsnt. Hslf the weight "f
tnetal which was thrown into Fort NJ ryan would
completely destroy II. Fort Morgan IL apparently
. hopeless wreck, and 1t seems impossible that any
considerable portion of the old works can ever
again he made scrvccable. Capt. ". g. fulet
Chief a Military Telegrsphs for Gen Csnby's D-
uson- has recently been q visit " Mobile Bsy,in
pursuance Of his duties, accompanied by Mr.. FL
phic, his chief mechanician The laying # n tele-
graph cable was among the work performed. but
between what points it ~As laid We DO NOS 70. q,
hbeykv To
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GENERAL ~NI.klitS.
Exchange Of Prisoners l. Xtenslon Of the
Truce.

ChattanoooI, sept. 2y.-Gcu. shormun. by spp,
cial arrangements with the rc5c Gcneral HooJ. hss
effected the exchange Vi 2,Opu prisoners. Ou, u The
butch n 9VO T,beis, /, refused TO be exchanged put
took the oath oi allegiance o 100 picked rrleli,
Oh duty ut Rough ami keudy, - tub.rtcd This 10
. fair indicator ul the dcinorsN4ai condition VI
Hool'. ar1ny. The truce between Sherman and
HOOD expired ,o-Jay, bat wiz be- c-tc1ced Nyesl
lsys Ia complete Tire rcI IoVu ui tam..c8.
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The War in Missouri.
Progress Of the Rebel Invasion.

~. LOns, Sept 2j.-Joe Sbelby's ret-l cavalry
are said 10 be AOO ~ 5,0ov s,r"r,, and o-cupied
Frederick s'own. 20 miles east ui Pilot Knob yes.
ierdsy. shdby's designs are not yet developed.
UonT i Ewing. commandAnt OF the district of st.
Louis. took brigade of A. j Smiths troops down
Lass night and o,herws prepared ,o meet the
enemy Plot Knob ~ well fortified aud garrison
Ell. Cape Girar ieau. on the river, can sand .
siegc sui the only damage the rebels can do Is,
.elnI ,,ariiy, TO cut tie Iron Mountain Railrcsd
Wien Pr1ce crossed the Arkansas River. snsnc dsys
nncs, a least q par, Of HIS forces moved towards
lilo evidently with the design OF Joining
shelby IN North-castern ArsansNs, and. with thar
cdnhiod commands. invade Missouri iro,n the
Southeast. Tue forces at frricrcksiown in doubt
lea. the adv Iuce Of This column, which 10 estimate.
to te io,cO0 % 1900 strong. General Mower,
"th part Of the 10th corps eit Brow nsv,llo ON the
puvaPs Ruii and Litile Rock Railroad, few days
siu, going North. and Shelby will soon hsve to
Look sharply alter his r,ar. The situation will
probably develop itself in 4 very few DAYS.
srcosn pisr,rcu
- Lo"t', sept. Ell Is now said ,ha, Price
entered SsNnuri with forces estimated nj 30 OoO
strong. His plan is supposed a. he to march 10 the
central portion ~ the state with three columns,
and capturing all the important points, hold the
country 1t i' supposed that Kirby Smith will,
'oin him with from 1000 to i2,o00 men. Tn. A..
kansas ucrrillns also concentrating W AID the
movement of the column now in the southeast,
doubtless under Shelby. who has some 600 or
5000 men. Reports circulating tonight ths,
part II the for" which occupied Frodericktown
yesterday, captured t.pe Grardeau to-day but
they arr vecy ubtfl. Tie enemy may be de.
mousiraiins in Ma, dircction but the post is ,oo
strong 10 be taken ty cavsty Military prepars-
uous here are very active, and troops are already
moving southw.rd. The blacksmiths shops have
been busy oil day shocns cavalry horses. Ord
nance and ammunition are being s,nt to different
points Everything Is being pu, into due condition
foi Immediate active service Brig. Gen Pike has
called out al the enrolled militia. Gen. X Jsecran-
will issue au appeal tomorrow, calling tie people
u arms MAJ Gen. Bsir arrived here to-day. The
trains are stl' running on he Iron Mountain Rail
road, which. 81 far a. liz known, has not yel been
mole slei.
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From yicksburg und ,iciuit,.

Tictsbn'g. Sept. Yia-ra Cd'ro .6h.-Gcu
Dams las commenced sctivc operations in this
district, large cavalry fore left last night,
under Col Osborne, which will te followed by
heavy inlsn'ry force The result Will probably b.
known In souc ten days A negro wss shot ON tue
l'th, snd two arr t. lc executed on the 95th, for
mutluy. P'ymaG,crs are paying the troops here.
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From New Orleans.


We" f"A' o'Pt' Eo'-ih S'csmsr fuhs shney
from New Orleans the 18th inst. arrived here
this ,no,,,,g ", .r. i,d.b,a, IN p,r.or A,,.hi.
'" """"'
anu 'he oohmsrcin express Company ior pronps
dell very Of our hles A despatch from Baton jige
ia M. s,,. Orleans
" " "
The st"sIucr John j Re Wa snagsed sud sunk
t~en,y-one miles below New MSlria when ruu-
ning IN dcnse br. No one was lost, but three men
were inlureu by the chimney faillug, and twenty
or twenty y-hye soldiers we're drowned by Jumping
nVerboari after NE Danger was over. They le'
longeh 70 the second wisconsin cavalry"
The TINES says,
A. A.. -. ,,.. -,
- l,a, ,,'''.B .",..,.ny 'p'.u
10 - =, 80 i ''p' p', 4" "sn' ~, 't, "I''' 1''""'' ="
49,, W TH Y. ,a' !eus, t',' ~ " 40 o''s :" |,.'ou
Is W w .n 'o.lu ,'sS'L ~ 20 ,..' 10 ~
u,," ~ p,,,., t ny ny, 'ue' - 'nII' W. WV
" " "l.'i ~ " " " '',i ,,.t 1'' Nv" - - W 'N'''
P'o' ""oe' 'i VIZ '''I 'us'' iu'S'a' neat
The Ne" OrI.aus Era has the iIilow!n. paricu-
lars ol the expcditou up Fish River, leading into
v,n. n. ,,..,-,...-,,. a., ,,,.,
"CS'' '"'' p'''0"''' ''PN" ~ '''s'"P"'
The expedition to Boa s,cour Bag destroyed
Inrs. Tie sal, works we're very extensive and of
Immense value TO The rebels. The boats which
S', "u VA T ' iNn' ~
des,rstlon IN RIr ssc',,r n y' me- exnedi,on n,o'
ceoded to Fish River, up which the vessels ascended
ABOUT tTn nlies. AZ N1s phnt the fehes hsd a
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Chssisnocus Railroad A telegram from RulAak,
REPORTS 'h,s heavy drinx was heard in the di.ost.
ion Of Sulphur Rranch. and the rebel forces were
operating against Elk River Bridge Al soccun,s
ser-- ths, large fcrcs is marching upon our de-
fences m This line, ard proper means have been
taken ~ repel the rebels. Gen Rousseau takes
The field To day in person, AMI ii !s hoped that the
rebcs viii ty forced to rccrosa the river telrc he
vets ihroneh with ihcm
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ny TELEGRAPH.
Another Glorious Victory.

Wr Department. Washington, Sept. es--s =.
N-Njor. General Dir: The following telegram,
announcing another victory Of General Sheridan
over Early, has iust been received;
Harper's Ftr,H Sept. 93.-Hon. 4. n Stan.
ton Sheridan has again beaten the eueIny IT
Fishers Hil', capturing sixteen guns and rnsny
prisoners This ls In all probability The finale "
General Early. J. D. sr.vRssos, Brig Gen.
The Surgeon General this nornins reported that
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Frwt. N S-,S,,,- s.,,etsrr of y,-
"" DePA~"" """' "''""'''"' So. -''. 'ot'
$50 ,. H--haboy .Gsns,. ? jo'a 3. Dir. Short
,.. ,,,,,,,- ,,r.,y.. 4, T.. v..t .t.......,,,
"'''''''s wv ''' >''Ne
nsnt OF EArly's army. ihe i"i'"n- dispatches "
General Stevenson and M,ior-Gcutl -bcal,r's
o,rc,., .,,. a. co,o,,i Grant ..,... 90 ,,s me.
''~''''' ''''' 's ''N'
hd'pc''s Ferry, Sept. ~ 10 me h''' = IL
s'a'"o'' lhe m"s'ry te'es' ap' "n' iS """"'.
Tue Affair les comll"i" and overwhelming
R"r~tiully
JonN II. sr.vF>so>' hfis''ieh'
Hs.por Aprrus NJ NJ p,,istcS. q .fLsa raoM,
~oobs'o. h. i''o T. VI T'p 81 : isOi
Lie" -1snera' "ra"t' 'oi""'d1i'"J drm'es L.
- t"y fo""'-i nave We h'"ot tn announce tn',
~h'e'ed mos' s'sn"' victory o"t ''r army u
"eherAi h~f'! NJ r 'Huei = "'' ''-A'>' '''"nu 'ne
'el@ army Po7t"i WITH it r'ni i''nf On the
north FORK o' the stenand 'an' aud 1i.u. across
me o'rAsoufHh valley "''t"Mu !" N"'" M'"u-
i''", ''''''''
a
transferred 10 the extreme right o' the Lac on
norm Aoih's'h ana H' '''''HS ""'N'' 'h' '''
w." -
-, ..',. -. -,
e. -,
-,
,,-,,...-
-''' 'f'o'''N ...,,..',-..
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hor.,.. ,,.o,,
lam Tonight II, 8, ,n. ON ooy,n ,bc Valley.
I eanno, .v NOV, man. u,I,,pcrs Lavo can,
,u,,-l. mn, a, know either my avn or Ia. ena-
m,.s casualties. only d,rkpes. mas snycd tho
whole Of y.r,v, arpy from ,otal destruction. NJ
ATTACK c.,li no, ,c u.,c ,, 4 o,elck IN ths ,yon.
TIM. which l,n I'm, I'M, daylight to opera,e IN
Tn, ia, and IA Ga, ,,ry divisions wen, down ,ha
,nv,v y.u.v ,o-lny. .n, If tbcy pu.n ON yiporous-
4, IN An, mai, v.l,v the ,cq,l, Of tbi, day,, ,n.
,.o,m.p, will, ,c s,ll morn s.ep,l. Tine victory
ws. v.,v c,,p,,.t, A mar, detailed ren,r, will bs
,,od. .s ANN, a. cop ol,.,n M. p,cc,,ary ,in,a
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saturday. seps. ~.
t!TNERAL SHERIDAN.
Rcvtew Of TIC Advance.

La tx.
. ~..ru,.,.,,,.-.u.. ,,.,- ,,.-', -. =, -
tico of tho on~oua, n, rr,,.v ~. 60. -,
found =, bayc a,,,cn ts 4 n, ,hc s,,oo,, - v,,.
chester. p,,so,,,,, I. x,.l lin. ,,.,,, ,,,. -,
wing This opep,n,, was ,,op,,,,v ,.,., ,dv.n,.,.
,t and %, Sunday C,,s,.i Avor,,,,.
AMI d,ov, ,h. ,o,., c.o,.r., co.,,,. .,.,..... !,
,pf,n,yv ,,,rn v.r,,,.h,,rv ccrc,,, r.,,,. 80,
,os,sd =. d,.o,.,,,or A. .,,r.r,. a., ,,,u.,
Gordon. when f,.,.r., s,.,,d., ao,.rr,,r, a, ,.u
upop h,s ,co,. q, ,bc d,,cc,,o, NJ p.rrrv,,, H.
,ntrc ayr,v WA ,la,rJ 4, ,,.,ch,,, o,,,c, 40, s,
s,v r,,,b, amt h.,or. ,.,u,,, mn uo,,.- ,-,,
,n, the S,,.s..,,h .r, s,h ,.,,,s ..iv.,,,
follows, hv C.,.,., cr.,,. o,u,,,onJ . o..,
b,urs late, rh. ~, oo,,., r,,.., IL,
,.r,,,e, co,,m,. allow, A.. w;,c,os,o, ro.,,
wbu. Gc,e,p, f.,,,..s ,,,vo., =, s,,,,,,
xe.,,.r,v ,,cc.,or .cro.. a.. 49,, o.,,,,,,-,. 4, c.,
=, ,,n,,,o, .,,,. a.. ,,,,, A., -.
IN. Rad vbve ,,,.v, ,r,v.,,.n,s 60, =, ,,,
,s,.,,., A.. .,.,ov,, ,,,,,, a.. -, 80. g
,,ui Av.,au a.r.,n....,,., -, A.. La Al
v.r, ,,s .,,.,,,o, -, ,h. .,,,.,,,, a.. ,,,,. ,.-
man, .. s,a.n,N,u, .v,.,,,,.., o,,,,
r.,u,,r,n, oc,,,,r,, fr,,,, ,,.
a. coon.c, a, .he ,,vo,.,r ,,r,o .,a A., ,.,., =,
tordot uue 10 General ra,,v IN b,in, ~, ,,a,, %,
h,s t,rc,s
TIL. h.,,,. ,.,,u,.,.,
y, ,h.s,h .,a u,,,.,.,,, g. - G
o,.r. Gs,.,., Crr,l .. ,,,,.
O, the c.s, h.rt ~. ,,.,,,, o,o,,.a ,,,,, a,
riot, s,. .h,oh ,,,,,,,.u., 20. =, en- ~,
and ,va,, Az. ,,..rva 49,. .,o.., =. -.
a.. -. .-.
o.,,,, c...., u,.,,- -, -.
.,,,r. ur, A..
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,,on, Al. r., ,,,, -, -, .,,..-,.. -,
o,,,cr. ur., o.,, ,.v.,,v IT., C.n.-., r..,.,-.
coming down on the ~nemy.s right. s,ruc,, ,he,y
flank milo ~ two north Of winchester, and drove
1t completely otf the turnpike With the loss of sew
eral hundred prisoners Til, cavalry under ton.
erai Avsrili now joined In the is.itlc, and abon,
dark the route was cous,lete The enemy fed nj
oil points, hurryius through Winchester under
cover of the darkness, and pressed by our cav.
airy. A. night troops rested In the town
Our losses in thls engagement arc estimated
si from three to four thousand The enemy los,
more thsn twice tllst number In this engagement
all wms-artillcry, infantry aud cavalry were
equally engaged. The enemy tough, with great
cour,ge api d-sI. .rntlon The cavalry made some
Of the finest charges In the war In no case did
the rebel cavalry venture " cross sabres A. one
time General Torber CHASED them u distance II
eight miles. The Infantry, of course offered the
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A SOLDIER Of the 1I4th Ohio reguent committed
suicide at Cincinnati on Sunday BY falling on his
bsyonst-
WA.nASTs have been issued by the authorities
a, Toronto, for the arrest of several of the Lake
Er.s pirates who have been seen in Toronto
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our wocnCei werc sn carc1 tor 81 Wu,,es'er.
with alcricNc atrsr .cmeuts ari ~iri.., The
terday estimated not to- 81 ccel t.o tuo unlud.
Fpwn s'A~ro,- srcretsrv Of War
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
IMPORTANT REPORT.
SURRENDER Of MOBILE.

NEWS NOT CONFIRMED.
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Washington, SEPT. "s. The hst''c-nsrs captured
by General sh.rduu woe deposited M the War
Impairment to-day 'S,ou.va'l" Jarkion's I'D
bricad. were AZ kn'i Or taten prisoners IN tho
usttle near Bcrryvle.
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Official War Dispatches.
SHERIDAN STILL PRESSING EARLY.
20 Pieces Of Artillery Captured.

Rebel Strike at his Communications.
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SURRENDER OF ATHENS, ALA.
Forrest Acrsss the Tennessee.

10000 Rebels on the Move.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
financial.
TIVE GREAT NORTHERN OIL CoMPA-

'TiE GREAT NORTHERN OIL CoMPA-
Once No St Es.hsrso Psce. ss-r Broadway and No "a
Incorporated under the law, Of n. star. ef NevYeri
100000, sHxREs At sIo GASa. Issued yoa
OFFICERS.
JOHN pRYaN, NEw.YoRC.
JACOB a kf stSSiiT' S;.kw YORK.
ia. WIsNLR. KKW YORK
Superintendent,
E.c. HENDEiCA. FRANKLIN, FEM.
General As.n.;, ,,orv
WIN n H 4A,;sTTy Sk"'foAk'
,oHs BRYAN, o. Ariah5ursh q BryaD, No, >, Brood
DANIEL DKxJs Of Dr,!in Co. Nos 1sa anil $50 Brood
II. g. PIxscE President First N,tians BaLs, caIbondc
HENRY l. Hosvrr. Of wiiaerdiss Hesset I Ca, No ia
JAcoB s. Arvoop, New York.
HesnA VAN WORST BEARDsLEE, So. io1 Hrs'S
way, New iois.
Manufacturers ord soc rr1r9eior' % the
HENDHICK LUBRICATOR,
Also. dealrs in
Rs'erpeo By permission can be mad. * 10 I9o'T'pf
CHAs +. wuRTs esa.. Enuinser Delaware ssd Hsdson
CANA oEpsny ssrautc n Penn.
WATTS CJokE, esq, sup. Delaware. Lscksssina ai'd
ws's F a,,sd e ss'' snp .nd Boomsh
Railroad Kingston enn.
Mesr1 MATTHEWS BROTHERS, Scranton Penn
JOHN b. SMirh, esq, Snpt fern-yiVenAs Co1 Company
Dunnofe, Penn. .
J. BENJAMIN Co. Foundry and Machine Wofls, Css
bondHle Penn
g. JONES Co, Cool OPERATOR. oyph.nt. Perm
EUGENE T. Henry, ESQ, crpI l. J. a Ioai tOnpsoJ
Scranton Penn.
HASWELL BROTHERS. No 100 Wee, IT.. Eev.Yst.
W T.. MUIR esq, General supt. De'foi, and hil~sasse
CERTIFICATES.
Oryion o. TIE DILAwkEE AND hrDsog CANA Co,
CAhsoSpiLs Penn. June II, Hrs 49,
We have had Mr.. T.. K. hE.DRlCkS LubhICAIl"h
OIL IL use fT sorlewhst hsp y'ar upon orr Coal
Passenger and freight soou IS geo J5rnn upon our
Stationary Eigme,-mofc twcB'y Eguoerant IN our
MsehiB- Shop and find .nt sat factory Our rngine-i
md nscisis s ia rocomio,l dag A. superior TO
sly latr Gator have h.ieoiose used IL y fuzzy equal
e. ihe bee, sp~rn.
WI sso that, In y opinion has no equal for use
upon sewing a. bsve Witnessed II, en"eg IA my
OWL house. 'hAS. ~" ~
", have been ssins HENDRICKS LUBKICAT0h for
neGry two YEAR, past end cbeS machinery and oAs
recommend !, ss very Superior o,,,, g, r,,,ru
Dssnsys Jyrr IL 1864 supl Penn Coal Go.
funy The al, o. C. p Warts
eco. and John r. SIXTH, .,g m regard TO rho stiior 9oay
Of ERSDRICK's LUBRlCATnR, having veed 10 Ia oeI
vorl. foI about Two yesys j. BEAJAAiN a Co,
Yossi~u .J.a MsehiS> Worls. Csrbonesle, Pom
r. JONES Co,
CoA Ouerg,ors OlyphaDt. Penn
EUGENE 4. HENRY,
6oua l. ! \ teal Co Scranton, Penn.
coz w. YoUSG.
H5tp,dse, Penn.
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OIL PROPERTY o,s,r
BURNETT PROPERTY,
FOR SALE.

on
pArsr CREEK.
AAo, two nj. from It's pcuth, th- ta "a hlve, rsN
N lis on hi, property aud heavily covered with white ple
add other lr which .ons would pa oya sn a..
vrl0p~d. A. the present pico Of r"1 ~ 'A'- S
1KstSFpsRm ,,j ser,. on Ci.ou River 10 miles above
Ci.ron town. snd Is mics foH DrooSheld Tue osp's %
J.e.r.on County. This teory las one haS Ia ni's.
o, on Ctno Eircr and rom surface Indications there 10
NJ better u and this s.---v. arc now son On
' .on y rsogs,s,.i WIG sod rs 'h sSrS o. w. VS. ~
Mn. 10 Glory Tree Run Los, v'uaic p.sos o.
M ,c " lsag esee dsv.oped VII provn reiDUners
Tive territory o. the moe. favored OIL eonpSh'e'
TO- .ese. CO fstsi-d Ran IN soru Creek Tovn.hir THIS
propefy oSlJ two nes from 'hs sof'l 81 tsit mere
der. . Limestone and i've feet veins OF eoA Hbos ~
,susaancs Tot Al psre,e, Can BE- hsd i,r iss1;
s,,r Y.slI.n ard French Crces imoosh
peoa o. hi. Land there IA coal ysns non 2 70 ss ZEE
h'I ..' IN ,ss s .ss,S.nse Abos, ssr.. Of in.
sI 49,, $500 ne IVA, Az, sas os % d S'
sts .rr.s r.sssls coal .nd ,as Ashsay nvsI sslns
Tr.s lee, col veil. now open working This pecs q
.nd Coz be mad. provs most PTssosl ~ iA- hd OF
s1 s,,s o. AND nesr A., Sand, IN Csn,,bar, township
hs.,y tmb.r-d and rnsed Win many isrge 'sns o. coal
yfu.d pove gfes, ssYrs 20 any company who p.
.,s.d this fr,o-y Abcet eighty scfss Of this sn1 10
adapted 70 boring esrpo.e' seo"ns tue ssise 'psee pos
500 500 arc ' % cana . %
10 .te, o. l5 u JsseT'or Comfy Ptn5 te1 NE great
oil region u the CAnon hvrr % lhsr properly sh.te v
yalue tmbsr and uuaerlle ~ hnayy coal vein efe~ Of
nh have already beeu Oppsd The OF da,ons arc very
silar me. with Cherry Run Ths pec' Of prop
eat. c.n nov purchased - very oy price. A. yet there
rr. been hn, le ...n'S paid - this Ts4en, but Nom
present ,he land IN this regon vii shortly con
man =. ou, nc.s lard OIl Cts The oosl ,Ie 10
OF territory acuist-d two osu per oa'Le' M more
Tn pay ioI &c abe s vDrS.o cSSa, sus
mar F.s sandy IA. II the A-sheuy Bvs. WI
HAN. Hun soe- thTOssh th .ne popeEy Near ~ thfs
az. .--cr. rsn. o,r. a which ptoducil. lrEey
pa L. found al dining tsr.oy. pfo-pocs q eis land
pared ~ s1y ad In H., oeas. hi. fJa BE- had :o'
AiGGcl ,
trr. sd o. perciAs beul sol piece s'yusbe bosa
l.I IA Ncnsa County which oA % bad either l.sse OF
r Do pr Lssrd IN simple. Thc-o iry opportunities
Tor pnrcs' ing sres sss pee, OF land IN ~a' eonsJ t1
/ d. bogstl cheap
900 are, o. land II he W.seru ei region o. NifaGia
rhl. .r,ory il Gated ard l. -.ruruoi BY seue OF
she mo-, ,su.s OH territory e. ,h' state C~n be sossh
s,soi Ia pa; . The Who's ':set ..,,,,,
| nnrr IL, L 80 4el Cn..NlIl&t Hfll.dnl2hi..
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TRUSTEES;

TRUSTEES
An .rf.is A PALMER, Persistent Broadway Bona. New
YeTf
NATHAN RANDALL, e1.rTesider, Ulited sSs.es Teie
psph Company, few'ioiA'
aud Aue,ioneers 81 W!ian,'str,si, New Yofk
,suoTNF J. JACKSON, Ct polhsIniaa Jackson Bsase1'
.,a B,oler. a. Exchange place. NewfoTk
rnsuND c. sTEDMAN Secretary Nsw.Yors refro'oun,
s,ocs Board and Broker. No. 80 BTssc ,t..et New
Yoik
ANDREW NEHAFFEY. PhIedephs.
FRANCIS A. GOODWIN Philadelphia
ROBFRT CLARKS0N, CT Clsfkson Co. tsuiefs. III
South Thlfastreet. Philadelphia.
JAMES n. CLARKE. Oh City. Penn,y'yanss-
PsEsipExr
ALBERT II. NlCoLsY, New.yOri.
vTcEpREsiDKNf
ANDREW MEBAFFEY. Philadelphia
TREAsuKER
a v STOUT President Shoe and LeGhes Baak, New Yors
OFFICES OF THE COMPANY
No 81 WILLIAM STREET, Eew-YoTa,
No. l2i SOUTH THIRD. STREET, Phiedclphs
CAPITAL sTOCK............ ......30o, Coo SHARES
AT TIE NOMINAL PAR OF 81 EACt-sUBsCRlP.
TON PRICE, So TER SHARE
Stock subject 70 further sssesstlcat
90, 600 SHARES, OR 100000 RESERVED FOR
WORKING CAPITAL
LARGE MAJORITY OF THE STOCK or THIS
COMPANY HAVING BEEN ALREADY TAKEN IN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, THE sUBsCHP'
TON BOOKS WILL REMAIN OTEN BUrFOR AfEW
DAYS LONGER AT THE OFFICES MINED BELOW.
NFW.YoRK SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS:
FRANCIS A. PALMER
AtBroBdvsy Bank, No. 23l brcsSNsY.
ALBERT n. NICoLAY < co,
No. 81 Wllsto-st.
POLHAMIUS l. JACKSON
Nc. q E1chtnge place.
ssp SID Prospectus be obSned on applicants" st the
saa.e o. the Company.
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TnK hrCBioAN CBsrRAL RAILROAD CoNrASr !
TREASrRsBs OryicE No u City Lrehsnse'

1nk hicHiOAN tENrRAL NhILRoAD ohfANf'
TREASrRsBs OrNcE, No. - City Erchans"
Bcs-oN, Dec 4 1874
AT MEETING Of the DIRECTORS Of
n toe MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD CONTAIN,
.d A. Bcs'ou ca tho fourteenth day % Drcsub.r Bcf. ne
Report aud Account CT the Treasures was pres MED
aI.d accepted and theIsuion hwss 1870 e,,,rr
pores 'Ths, DIV IDTND Of SIX DOLLARS Pr SHARE
-~ OF Government Tar be- and tie hereby acesred
p,yubs on tho THIRD DAY q JANUARY HtAI, TO
hoIdfrs II stocb NJ the coss the 1,h instant
Psyu-n 20 b. .. stok nofer esdng N MiohiEan md
REGISTERED AZ Bosto the Office Of the beersl hecrNef ~
D,rot 10 holders o: stock regcTsd In tue city Of New
York at the O. ths fAn.r. Loan and Trust Company
In civ eud al others. IN The Once % the IressMt IN
tho eiiy Of Boston.
Voted That tse sns-f Books Of h. Company b. closed
''V.l ''o IsAAC LIvynMoRE. Tr.a,arer.
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80 PAYMENTS reouis.d ap. a.. the parts srb-ctoed
for hn after Is dsys notice they viii b. mad, T. JOHN
Y. IELNEKTOS ESQ. PIcsid of tbs Bank OF rofN'
Amacs who consented receive sho subscription nv
Ia
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STATE BONDS. are

VxTyscONSIN STATE BONDS. We are sa.
w ,h,r,eA TO og limited amount o.. The Bonos % nc
-, - ~ ..,-iu o. .,FsSsbL terms. 1hs Bont Inv In
80, - 80 ri. o. ,~r PEI ssnuu acd hsvr Ceopcns
si,.hel psysbl. In 10, ci,y a s.~'f,,t; !oT 70
dss.,.. :. essreot psots from sT = 1855 ana w ~"
o s, 4. - ~ he ~ ID. City ofkevfo't.
a. ,a.,r. dss q tho sal !. bot *.,.co' snd ae'e
Bod. AZ. ia every rsspses choice svs't. en- v .,
80, ,.ytlr,l,rs u,sy h obtsnei uSca inquiry oar
a.. FisK 4 HATCh. BsIasrs, no. 30 Waist n l.
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Os7, a. OF DorotI.s Mts1sa CO % nicfi,ssS
No n WuLIAs s4., NEW YosA. Dec ~ ie|t
AZ INSThLI.MENI of ONE DOLLAR
n Pm SHARE has beer Lesiod upon 40 Csps- 100 o.
Ibis or.gy p,Tsbo he tird Day u jsnssy 49, q
H. tTs,I, Of suoek vi. b. rsalstc4 sst' so're n@-
=. a. 10 sl.ae- ss- bsvo bes. paid '!s-f e,a
"'''os' NS' ~ 80. JAMEh II SrEBBiHs,
% "N7f Treasures.