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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-NOtice is
y hereby given that in pursusnco q license t.
granted by lIoratio Pratt, Julge Of Probate for
the county ~ lngham State Of Michigan on the 2Oth
day oi February, A. j. 1sd5 shall sell Il public auc
tion at the residence n A. Dckers0n in the town
ship OF Locke, THURSDAY the 9TH cay Of
July next, az ono O'Clock IN the afternoon Of aaid
day. all the right, title and interest Of which Harris
j. Baker, late 90 lngham county. Michigan died
seized, in and O. the following pieces or parcels of
land, VIZ the east = Or tbs !. OF the north !
Of the north east d n section eleven Nl) and the
south 4 Of tie north west 4 u section eleven NI)
and III west part OF the north = of the north west
a of section twelve 10 and the east half Of the
northeast 4 of the north west IF section fourtee.
O4), all being IN township Four 40 north II range
two @ elst, township ~ locke county OF Ineharn
and state If Michigan.
Terms made known on Jay o. sale
Dated June H. lS65.
5-sw6 TRUMAN SPENCER. Administrator
OF The estate II II. J. Baker deceased
ie above sale IS here by tponed 70 the CAV of
August, l,65, 40 Tire same place aui time az day Ia
tea July 27fh. 1865 TRUMAN SPENCER
Administrator Of the Estate OF II J. Baser.
deceased.
Tie above sale IS postponed to the 18th day Of Au
glst 1865. at the same place aud time OF day
August 9 q. 1S6j TRUMAN SPENCER
Aiilni-tr.t9r n the Estate Of H. j. Baker.
55' " deceased
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

DOR SALE offer FOR sale the premises
il naw occupied ty M A. : dwelling. w1--n c1l
set u house and y 0f log and entire ~ lot : 10
bl0ckllg % Grand street IL tbs city lts .oc.ti1r
i r1t over IT0 MINUTES wz< from tLs centre ~ BUSH
uss.. and = 1tl=rwise desirable property Elr
further part .cllars enquire q tie s-bscrib-r.
Lansing J-iF - ISIS. y. A JESlSJ$.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16
FOUNDRY.
+ l K E X 4 FOUN DRY
AND
MACHINE SHOP
CoSSR OF
HaSiteNalr Street and Capital Arenue.
ADJOINING THE CAPIToL.)
All Kinds OF Work

The Undersigned would respectfully an
Io-ee nat -e has uow his works In good running OF
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

DARN FOR SALE.-The Undersigned
L "l- sen ti4s q W Tie = u tls Z o, sec
t.A ~ ia Tie township o. Ls-lug a acres more or
l--s- g. acres Improved Good House, ban. wagon
s1.l, clrn CRIB, good cellar gooi well good orch
ara " about % apple, 10 peach, bearing trees
Known rs Browne Mil Aly Cae desiring such n
place. can ae iu0rne1 more particularly IS calling
"a lhs Subscriber u tla city of Lansing. Or J ).
Brown a. Ar- DAFT -ar4 stare in same pacs
o,-w, a BROWN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

w Cool Farm far Five years Salt " rent =
farm 10 81 or = rs Of improvement Tor ice years
Toy cash. Sad farm must be 10 good order a COOS
stock farm prerEee The plas lalt must be smooth
aus lu order O. U.s. tie reaper. J want -.l4 laid
= itl chance o- clearing for the t45el A1y -oyi
f-rm W l- d. .-i-er-l. hlqlr-sf
B y H0YCE
First ioar north ~ Fobes Hitchcock Clothing
Store, la sils Michigan. 55s1st
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

4 ILLUSTRATORS SALE.-Notice IS
n hereby given that ll pursuance Of license % us
granted hy H0rato Pratt. Judge of Probate Tor the
county ~ ingham We shall sell NJ pnhl. auctio, on
the premises, On the cts ~ Lansing on Thursday the
Sth day If June next al Two ocock III the aftsronon
Of sail dav. an the right title and interest OF which
Ansc Adams deceased, 1iel possessed iu aud 60 the
fii9Winr p-c 'r parcels ~ land. VIZ. Twenty ne
ci.y lots located near the St4ta Reform S.hnoi being
part ~ The northwest quarter of section fifteen
town foGr north, range tao west.
Dated lansing. April Is ISIS.
JOHN WOOD
BETSEY C. ADAMS
give Executors
The above sale is pos p1nei 90 Tuesday June 20th.
1853. 40 Che same place and time of iay above men
toned. Terms cash. nr one half cash and The Dali
anre DO tNo equal ann1.d payments
p1tcd Ltnsinr. Ju1e s.h ISIS.
JOHN wOOD.
BEfsEY C. ADAMS.
9-1"l Execlt r.
Tie above sale s. postponed % Tuesday July Ilth
1855 at tie -aue place AMI trae Of FAY above men
pst.i june 2o,b lses.
JOHN s WOOD
BEISfY c. ADAMS
25JA- Executors.
The above sale Is postponed 20 Tres 81 july o5th
$50 ~ Gle -e''e place ana time o lay above men
Dated Irly llth Iss5.
JOHN : WOOD.
BErStA d. ADAMS
aa'N- Executors.
The above sale is postponed to Tuesday. August
S,n. ls65. 90 fle same place a7i time II dlv above
meuti'nal Dated Tniy 18th 1855
JOHN WOOD.
BFI~EI G ADAMS
535w2 Fv-r~r,rs
The above sale is postponed 20 Tuesday. August
2lta ls6i. 40 tae same place al time of dsv ab ve
. mentioned Iotei AuE Sth. lSc5
JOHN : WOOD
BETSEY Z. ADAMS
lrfWo Executors
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

GTATE OF NlCHIGAN-The Circuit
- Court for the county OF lngLara-IS CHsScERY .-
August Hutwsge Us Christian Edward Hoag-l At
Or sait court held at the Court House 10 the
village Cd Mason In sail county, the 9th Jay u Au
gust, A. ID 1855 Present, Hon T. Lawrence. Circuit
Judge Il satisfactorily appearing 10 this court from
the AFFIDAVIT of RuAiu a. Dart. one u the sole tors
lr the above named paInant that the AID defend
ant Christian Edward Hoagsl is resident Of this
State, aud res lent OF the State or California. ON
motion of Dart Wiley, of counsel for complainant
. IS ordered that the sai defendant Christian Edward
Hoagel calss his appearance in Ibis bee en-
tered thn SIX months from the date Of this order
and that IA case or his appearance, he cause his an
swer to the complainant bill 10 be fled and a COPY
thereof 10 Be- served o. the compartments solicitors
within twenty days after service Of a COPY of SAID
bin and nOtce of this order, and m default thereof
that the said ban be taken confessed BY the said 80
feuda1t. Christian Edward H0agel.
Ind Il Is fUrtter ordered That within twenty DAYS
the complainant cause copy OF this order be pub
shed in Tie Lansing state Republican. a newspaper
printed at Lansing IN sail county Of CHAM and that
the said publication De continued least once ia each
week Tor weeks in succession OF that she cagse a
copy 81 this order % be personally served on said de
PENDANT Il least twenty days before the time Pre-
scrlbcd for bis appearance.
" b. CHArTERTON,
Circuit Court Commissioner
DART x WHEY Solrs f0r Complainant.
a true copy OF re-0ri)
53SW6 II z UEVDEuSoS CI-rr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16
LIVERY STABLE.
+ VERY ABLE
NATHAN GUILE, Proprietor.

The stable Of the un5er-igned is vel stocked ard
2 rp0i running order. The public viii always b.
furnished 9Th FIRST Clsss. Neat and Comfortable
Carriage sn- god trsve-lns L0-sss shall always
-ntegv1r q keep ny stock u good trim and worthy
the patronage - the public.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16
ASSORTMENT OF PLOWS

That ca De proc1rci at any Ike works. The stts
L-.- q L--.--s !. III LII. ------- .. ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03
chicago uaxasss.

[Pfom the Evening Journal II Ssp4 Seth-l
The Produce markets to-day, - . gsasral tAis6
were quiet bat I'm.
There WAS brisk demand for Spring Whsal
brands Of Soar, and the market rslsd Arm, with
IN sdvsacs Of 70 Ice Per basTs1. Wintss Whsal
brands wsrs steady and frn but without quotabla
change.
There was Dodsrsas aDssDt q asGtvify II
Spring Wheat and prices sdvaDesd le % No. l.
Winter Wheat vas very euis& asd alusest nsoinal
Thsrs was good inqairy for corn 80 tAs nar-
kst was shade frnsr. No seld u iron 81 u
o12c; No u So 70 5ec, asd rejected q 81 70 ~
The market for oeas VS. stsady and Aro, With
aAles Of No q 3la 10 sl1ss H = ~ - ne
and rejected u II TO he.
Bales weee made at ~ to e6s for No l; ~ Tor Ne
+ and - 3se for rejected.
Barley VS. in good request With N sdvsoes ol
to Dc per bu. No in store sold u froa Is u
70c, and = lot in = favorite ho1ss q s5c.
Broom corn vas mors Acsivs, with sales st from
els5 to 23e per ton.
Seeds vee steady and unchanged. Timothy
sold u from s. TO 50 for inferior to prize, sd
Flax st - rs.
Thers vas stronger fs,line in ths Previass
market Prices we're nominal, and in The sbssses
Of any traasAetion - quote - follows: Moss PoF1
e34 50 10 IS %; Prins nsss ~ ~ to -. Lard
~.
Highwines wers inactive and noninally nm.
changed. A retail not cold at - -.
Pricss to-day hAvs raaEsd ffs0 - - IT eess
averaging SOS he to - IS foe stsen assraging
Ills Lbs. The msrkct for the vsak closes A1
for the better gradrs, and DAN snd ssiet for tAs
iaferior Stock cattle especially dali, IL d.
nand being very light
Prices this morning have ranged from tll, for
Hogs avuAgins LIS ihs, to @lS Is ~ Hog aver
aging 257 lbs. The market 10 not quite strosg
- yesterday st the Gloss, bat % think fslly sas-
tains Cur qaotAii ,ns in another plaee.
There il . fair demand for gooa 6heep, With light
arrivals. at IS to 50 per 100 lbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

HE VAN buren, FAR.-The annual Agri
cultural Fair, of Van Buren, county, com
mencss at Aeosauqus, upon Thursday. Tn,
citizens throughout that county seem to b,
taxing lively interest in it, and the exhibi
ton will doubtless be free and successful
one. 1t u characteristic Of our Van Burer
county friends to have good fairs. Hope
that Lee will be we'll represented there
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

CLOSING up sale Of Government property
at the hospital this morning at 81 O'Clock,
consisting of desks, one cooking range, cook.
ing stoves, kitchen furniture, crockery, cur.
tains, hair and cotton mattresses. linen bed.
spreads, sheets, &C., &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

t1fom Tue Usly Ffese, Cct- H.
whess-There il An .esive demand for ehoies
fall which is scarce. The supply Of the medium
and lower grades 10 small, and the demand steady
Sales were reported Of choice ~ So 20: prins Il
70; club 81 - 70 81 s.; spring sad mixed u 81
IS per bnshei.
Corn-Recripts we're small and the market erm-
~, with "a active denasd and higher prices ~
white Sales white .. Use; poor white It Csc, and
yellow and miyed, in store, On private terms
oats-Msrket steady and arm, and salea choics
to feeders and feed stores at ~ to soc; fair on
their merits, 1t acc; common 1t 45c per bushel.
bAriey-Prime spring in good request sales
Comprised LIS axis here aaA So Do to arrive, n
81 10. saiee Of fair and good priag. u u pss
Rye-Demand good for choice, b.. dull and
lower for ordinary and damp. Salcs Of musty .,
ssc, and ordinary and damp 1t Soc per baah
Pork and LArd--M Market very aru 80 edvsns.
ing, With sales Of mess pork st S33, and prime
leaf lard st Csc
B~con--Maracs very 6rm and supply light,
with sam sAles Of clear sides ., flesh ouldsrs q
Isle, and sugar cnrrd hams 1t &c.
Groceries-There 10 nothing doing from frss
hands, 1t being the last day u the month -
Hay-Market dull, and sale tight-prsssed tino-
thy st $l6 per ton.
Tallov-ws note salcs 1t l5sc per lb-a d.
cline.
Beans-Receipts light and demand better. Sales
Of barely primo, ut 81 60 pee husAel.
Green Applss-sale Of assorted, in shipping or.
der, u - per barrel
GrMs-ssles Isabella II Ia4c per pound
sesdESale Of timothy 1t - So per bashel in.
Guiding SKIS. Flsxssed 10 steady at - IS.
onions-Narket dul. Sale u 4so, i,el.d;n.
sacks
Dried Fruit-ScArce and wanted. Sal, ..n,.r
ss An advances, bsi kept privats.
salt-Salc new 1t S. per barrel
Hides--sfsAdy 1t lie for flint.
Wool-Markst lower-SSc for tub. 50. for 49,.
end 3sc for anwAshed--bsing IL highest r..ss a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

THE steamer Reserve, Capt. A. Lamont,
and W. W. Van Dyke, in the Office, will
leave for Dubuque and way points, this even.
ing at 10 o'clock. Passengers and shippers
will do well to make note of this.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

MAGNIFICENT opening Of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods at the popular one price house Of
Bostwick 4 Co. Call and examine their
choice selections of goods to which daily add.
lions are being made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

TO thoes desirous of bargains in dry soods
notions, -. ~ would say 70 and see n
nee, Irwin I Co, = hey hsve . iArre ..oe,
Of ssAseaabls goods for sals - vsr, lov
DSiess. a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

UNION MEETINa.-Hon. Geo. w. McCrarv
speaks this evening at Croton. He spoke
last evening at Pennington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

a srrcK OF DAHeaa-The minatsst black SPOT
oa the enamel Of tooth. is An evidence tn. a..
Gays seaeins Asssf 10 tosshsd Il. Quickly n
ssfposs tAs sosoDosr - sass g.ard, = IL te,th
= s'ss-Naa ~ eaiy ~ 80 NJ pssAspa MN !
dossn. beasssred that nstAhe ~ esseso.,
sd either edectas,ly provost o. arfsst aealal ie.
sass. -. -. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

\ Lst the Union men rally tonight, 1t the
Court House, with the enthusiasm which haa
inspired them during the last four years, in
he struggle against Copperhsads and rebels.
Let ~ have a good meeting, perfect and
thorough organization, and nominate popu
lar ticket, TO receive an overwhelming ma
jority q the polls next Tuesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

1T is satisfactory 70 us TO be able 70 ohr,r
icle that notwithstanding the enormous. and
We think, uncallsd for advance that b.. A.. :
"cterized the Dry Goods markets for son,,
weeks past, that the New York store Urn. I :.
the business forethought of its condno,o- -.
secured large and varied stock NJ Fan -.
Winter Goods, which are now offered e., al.
fully twenty per cent under the current st..
at New York at this tune. A large lot !,
mushns, purchased last May, selling cops;d.
srably under New York prices. M Grsv.
assures us that as long as the pre..n, .,ocs
holds he viii not mark up anv considers.
eae advance,--st all events, no, before n. !, :,
Of October
Ivy remnants Delaines at 80 cts psr v.ra
80 :. Summer Dress Goods a, ~ -.
A large stock of home and western 10 Io Gus
Cassimeres, Flannels and Blankets :, ,a'
hgures- We particular attention e. ~. ~.
branch OF business. Twelve dozen ~ ms ms
styles Of Balmoral Skirts just received " 'a's
n. GREcG, Ag'E New Yort ST..
d-t1e-6n-w-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

uew Ysrk MaxAse.
- Telegraph n.v ye.r a..
cessea--Aesivs and rally lie , . AlsAs It As4o4s
~ niddling.
Floar-s 70 lie hotter At 1905 Is hr Bxtr. eI.t.
ss0s 10 for Extra =. u. y, - lsol3 % ssr rr,d
sants, market closing raaAsr euiet I.eluSsS in u
ais sFs Aeoo bib sxsrs stsas part for u - ~
| October.
Whhky-witheut dscidsd change Western n -
%.
srAs-Whsat to q bsttsr for our,.e 40 4 1. :
sssssr ~ Wiser = col ~ ~ CO., aur,.~. :
u ~ Tor MI Club 71ol n ~ 49, M. = :,
s.oaee d. Aye qsist asd arn. Darssy acsivs - A.
Os.sds - a. Bs,sy Malt ssisa Our. u h,st.r !.
1ssE ~ sssoanA ssfoese fx soaaA nixsa western
ss1te fof high Afzsd IL sesrA Oss IL bseAsr !, i
80 nor unsound, and ssossc ssr sessA.
ss-eosse quiet. sssax sssaAy; ouhs ~ y =.
s'vsSo ss iaol4e.
AsAss-Dull
Woel-Dun
Pssrosso.-sso4ee for Orb. s1>ss. =,
Bond; saos4e fes DO Ts.>
fIosls'ons-fosh opensd Asnsr bus caoepa ov,.s =,
s11Soss la5< for new ns.a, e,o.s.s :. n ~
= 100 s71s for psi.s men. 49,. - -. d
sooae = TOT piajs ases - Il saA,s ~ - 49,
esss. ~ hans dali. Oss nseo s,~ - ,s,< ~,
~ asaSasA, - 10, Sozaessrlths. n>e.a -. -
~ 10sec. Butter asehaausa 4 aan1ae - "a.
- s''sse tor etaes. CAess a6nwss aans5e,
;, r...r.,.. cA's.q 1900:
r,,.-,c'~ 0ueAsA 0st 4
.,0sr-lOs Ssssss = . soose0 ~ Win. Wi,e.r
~ y ''s Ed W'nso, ~ 49, Is f.r svr,,ss
erah-ssrhs uAsas = ~ j,v~. -, v,..~ /. !.
= sssssr - 1Soi q 8, 49, ~ , ~. 49, =
9nRine ~ fRnasM - s - - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

~ N4kD2o0 ~. no1r1Hn1m Mea.-..
thssl - q ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

t>OR SALE-A two story Brick Dwelling,
With IL rom- cast. eriler, soed stable 4 r
sr hcrsss null iof VII considerable trees &c
Isn property Is 10 ths best OF order and will be sold
~sfA or without the furniture in the h.us- This
property located Morgan between 18th .nd lot
81 ~ And ~ o< scld for the r-snArk abs price Of
S&Oss sse third IN cash, balance three equs an
psynnA 9th Interest knsaAre OIL y. sr1s pso,, or
sePs B. TEN kicK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

EOR SALE-A desirable residence. The
u t. story Brick Heas- occssard by u 8. Fuller
on Ccncer', between Tw.Iah and fhist~ensh street.,
b pruresfy 10 in good repair and vepieatiy ar
rang d. Tile perfect (suglol L. B. TkN-EYIK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03
R.Nar4s u

-------- -----. a 0lo las t.
Aross. osio.:s during the year ss4o.1s. 90 hair.
thai tse interest on investmenH knmS., ~ ,ess
1000 annss the year ISIS Total unnber Of ,of
I anee i,s organization. over ~ ooe Dsyid.n1. -.
s.1 on n. esssrissttns and other plans p,srh,rt
knosn Insurance. Agency Of ~ sss we
nay1e AS-SSCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

kOh SALE-1he two story Brick Dwelling
honss nos ocrnpied by r ,. gd~n Esq contain,
ies ~ " ocn' VII cs-t@rn, fruit and orr amen al
s,able neiehhrrhcod. riesns bet zen sirth and
Seventh STREETS fis property viii be sold Cheap I,
plicafion - made soon Enquire Of
seps HB rgyryry
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-03

EOR SALE-The House and Land now
Il occupied ty Charles iv ., the bsuG t-o M, 20
and . halt above Ne. kuk-2o OF i.asd is under
high state 81 cultivation, ard we'll fnced Pine
OF sait treeA snail truth and grsrs brick b. use
ts,risE rrns, good eellar, eastern ard out houres
drrnbaa eGanry rs1e' Poaesktcn the Arst OF Oc.
tohsf fitis psrfect- Enquire of
nu9S H. TEN RYCE
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

WfNDERMEFs HOUSE GREENWOOD LAKE,
w Orange COUNTY, " This house win be- open for ths
reception ef sues.s on MAy -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06
..eJTY AND STATE NEWS.
r.. Gold and Oiher Markets. AN"
Mi.ecIInnceas Matter 20 ''
she Fourth Page.

F,oprNENr AND MARRIAGE-oh o"'
urslay morning. young couple 'r"''' W.
BILE county, Ohio, arrived IN inns cry G"
,.o,,,. for West Alexandria whittier they
had determined to 60 to have 'he '''"
,;ase ceremony performed Inc step
fatber Of the young lady reached mere "a
few hours in advance OF the coupe anu
rsonested the police to arrest MS s'ep-
danobter npon her arrival in this city
-, II Gentleman then hired buggy
49,, rode ont to West Alexandra, where
no notified the ministers and Justices oi
the Peace. of the coming couple, anu re-
onssted that they should not be married
surprising that everything was all right,
tbe step-father returned tn this city anu
took the evening train for home Inc
yonng couple, immediately upon the'rar-
rival in the city, secured buggy and
left for West Alexandria. Failing to ac-
complish the object of their visit they
DrDCttucu W tliN
mony attending the "Gordian knot was
performed on short notice. The welded
couple returned to this city yesterday
and put up at the Grant House.
1t seems that the opposition of the step
father arose from the fact that he wished
the youmg lady to marry his brother, "A
man old enough to be her father, III or
der that the two old gentlemen might
become poSscssors, and have control, "l
valuable farm which was bequcathcd
To the fair tamSel Sholt time as" upon
the death of il relative The young lady
preferred To have her own way, and she
accordingly elopcd aud married the man
of her choicc-a soldier, just returned
from the wars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06
THE sUBsCRIPTION IN SO

Il -
Il NEARLY completed that it is intended te
close the same on or before the 18th Of February
Subscriptions 500, 400, of which 500 900 pur-
chases the land-to wit: G2 sGl acres. The re.
naming $3.50 900 is the permanent cash working
capital of the Company.
Par value of shares, 800 Lands located on
the Little Kanawha and Elk Rivers in tho com.
ties of Gilmer and Braxton, in the very heart of
the oil regions of West Virginia
Professor Richardson reports. Your proper
ty is the very centre ni the West Virginia oil
regions II has numerous oil and gas springs
aInur the banks of its streams of which
vie, with the famous Burning Spring" itself
Professor shepherd of New Haven, Conn rc.
ports: Il consider Il sn,incnHy odP,odtcihg intd.
The oiIbeaiing shdleS Ha,LsfLic Il eTts"Sinciy and
me tong lines Of car5uretted hydrOJrD az WpuiHd
tng ods springs some Of sshich sd,0 L,ondmg a,
,oeH as he appearance ot u! i,,sifoa tie yJlra Q
tie tract FULLY confirms nc IN mis- belief
There can b. No dpt,Jf HIt H'pBJ VoWr creeks dad
tributaries there IS irry' cr'ent Of cnl"nblc oit-
prod,teing ts,ThorL The prodiJioIe amount n
bitu,ainous and camel coal tSOH o,s, limestone
and IRE clays e,abodiSi IN ne high hRis IN goT
property. n tips ard slopc, Cf mich are co0ec'j
NTH a., ertTaOrdindry gr0,0h n ,Ohite OAK and
other hcary timber, add Immensely 10 ~ ralue 3D.
These views are fully endorsed by the reports
oi the most practical and experienced men from
the oil districts OF both Pennsylvania and NlT
ginia.
The Company consider themselves fortunate
in having secured the services of Mr. Blackwell
a practical civil engineer for the general super
intcndency az vol known a. the Late Chief En-
gineer and superintendent of the Commission
ers of Washn gton Heights New York City
Arrangements are in rapid progress for tho
immediate development OF the property on a
scale commensurate with its value and extent
Subscriptions payable at the time of suhScrI-
bling. OF one.half in cash the balance ia thirty
days from the time of closing the subscription.
can be made in person or by letter 1t the office
of the undersigned No. I'll Cedar street New
York: ]. X. DOBSON. No. ~ State street BOs-
ton. and JOHN W STRONG, Detroit Mich.
where full information can h. obtained
JAMES wADSWORTH Co
No. 81 Cedar street, New York.
ANY information with reference to the above
Company can he obtained b. calling at the count.
ing room Of the REGIsr ~ othco Wheeling W. V.
feb22w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06

Y.M.C. A.-The second lecture of the
season will be delivered by Rev. ID. W..
Fisher, to the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION this evening, We hope to see
q full turn out Of all the friends of the
Association i'm the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06

BOARD OF HEALTH.-By the report OF
the Board of Health, which We publish
this morning, it viii be seen that there
were twenty-one deaths in the city dur
ing the month OF January OF this
number, eleven were under five years OF
ace
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06

WV. BURKnrr, who left this city in
1851, with the Shriver Grays, appeared
before United States Commissioner
Forbes, OIL Saturday, and took the am
nesty oath. Burkett left the Southern
army some time ago, and has been in this
city several weeks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06

BIBLE PREsENTAmON.--A very pleas
ant and agreeable presentation surprise
came of at the Episcopal Mission Sab
bath School yesterday afternoon, by
which Mr. Harrison, Superintendent OF
the School, was made the recipient of Il
large. handsome Bible. The Rev. Mr..
Addison, on behalf of the donors, made
the presentation, accompanying the gift
with appropriate remarks; which were
responded to by Mr.. Harrison. The
school, under the management OF Mr.
Harrison is in healthy and prosperous
condition, there being nearly three hun
dred scholars present every Sunday aitor
noon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06

SALE OF Coal LANDS. Col. b. De
spard, of Clarksburg, a few days ago dis
posed of his coal lands near that town,
for two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars.