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SEw HoRk, Nov. 14--The PoR says: "The
snTceonH who Visited Sandy Hook have reported to
the Government that 80 aeres Of ground should be
used for The hospital. It Is under,ood, however,
tn consequence Of The opposition Of The New
jersey nntbodt1cs, thst no other than military
hospital will be established Al The mouth Of this
har6or. Such movement mnst, however, benefit
The city, ~ It would be necessary to detain all
cholefa patents to protect The health Of the troops
In the f0ttrncatipne" ;"
, 1865-11-15

The work Of entertainment, too, like TINT
of utility, goes on apace. Momus and Nam
mon keep faithful company. At Pixies Opera
uouse, Murdoch has Just got through an Gu
cugcment, and Matilda Heron comes ont to-
night In her most successful role Of sea-
MILE" Levy the conopfan player, and Carl
Rosa the inflnitable violinLt, and sladame
Farcpa, the singing pr11na donna OF America,
ots5 5 as1 a5f esa as s4oS BSnn IN s RSpat ps1
Hall, md Bayard Taylor has just electrified
tho literary coterfe with his piquant lecture
on Russia and the Kussians- Ncye1 had the
amusemcnt-loving people Of the city such
combination Of great things as during last
and the present week. NEN0
, 1865-11-15

ToRos1o, c. ", Nov. IA commission is TO
he appointed who will be accredited BY the lmpe-
nal Government to take efers to open The CONNER
cial relations With the West Indies, Brazil Mexico,
and other forsiEn markels. One Of the Canadian
ministry win be appointed The Government Il
taxing III necessary precautions with reference to
The FenIan movements.
, 1865-11-15

Bosrox, Nov. 14.-Ihe Portsmouth Ch,on;tI1
learns that o1ders have been received to prepare The
immense iron-clad PassaconsNne, now Hing on tie
fsoeks IN the Portsmouth nayy yard for sea as soon
Mala1an.a and Gs1ena are to be fitted out Tor sea 1t
mn
, 1865-11-15

Nj. 8. B. MILLS the very eminent pianist, writes:
In all those qualities which constitute excellence,
regard your Cabinet Organs anrlvalad- such pure
musical tones prom1tness aud smeothneAs Of actions
and nne variety Of effect taye not found In any Other
INSTRUMENTS Of the Glass;
, 1865-11-15

SEw YoRK, Nor. 1.-THE NrnkFs Fortress
being raised. Po1tons Of 6er machinery havo
already been taken out. The hull has been raised
clezr Of the bottom and IL now suspended bY
clA1ns.
Ii Il, reported that Jea Darts recently said
Fcu1suism Is bnbh.e OF Wiz. he ssid tie Gof-
, 1865-11-15

fkw YonK, Nov. 14.-AnIyed, steamer Qnaker
CITY, from Charleston, 11th. Hon. T. j. Withcrs,
one oi the Judges OF tue Supreme Court Of South
Carolina, died at Sumter on the 9Th.
, 1865-11-15

PHILADELPHIA. Nor. l4,-Washtngtpn l.. Lane,
c3tor OF the Philadelphia Ledqty, died this morn
tar. Hc commenced his connection With The
L1dgeT e. reporter, twenty eight years tince, dur
ing which period he earned an epylabte reputation
for constant attention to the interests Of that Jour
, 1865-11-15

Sf5 n UfFT&R
meme The e,ory 1o,a hv ~ n,o1,, rs, s1e ~
,.t inte1slnc one ~ st.,cd ~, .,.sr h.. ss.s, sas
"nas l'ot.1uns ote* 1t e'assn !na' a1te' M tefm
o. eet'es asa expired nc seeaoed 1oF some time In
brottnane aouse+ "hefe woman, representing
nefscn ~ p.up.'sasse ano ~ oetne nFosmans sle-
tef, eaeceeoeo u Winning nj nhecffous, under the
pfctenee tna1 enc "af "ado"' ana also in getting
possession o. most sa nie 1anof. so far dld the
matte1 20 tnat, aecordans 10 Dno"n statement. m
enlightenment ot marriage pct"ecn him and the cell
styled widow WIS entered INTO and preparations for
The Wedding "ese made. But a room a. BEosnaan
and tue widow had succeeded IN getting al the
money from him theT could. MI Brown alleges.
they pEofesfed lin. forbade hie entering
their hoase+ and declared themscl'es husband and
wife. The order Of arrest was granted BY the
Judge.
The suicide Of Hon. Preston King, Collector
of tht lort Of New Yo-k. c1rcuuetanttaly M
nouncrd by Telegraph, is the great and 1nonsnfa1
Item ol news this morning. Mr.. King nas strangely
missing tince Monday morning, and bis absence
oee.sioned rumors that be had gone 70 Washington
, 1865-11-15

..,..- PHILADELPHIA, Nov IL
IkrEotrCx-Fitn md slightly higher; crt1uc va
sc, ssa0td 70 bond h0sSie. Tree !>Qae-
I0EE-Dull At 410.01R 1875 for FeupaYlyan{a md
Ohio extra. ana s9.008l0.6o for Northwestern
H4AN-NheAt firm !. a4les Of new red at T. .EGAe 40
taken at e0c. 3
Wns1x1-steady at f. s7tor Ohio aud e. Is 1oe PENN
AylSNhia. - 49, ~~'
, 1865-11-15

IT IS THE UNIVERSAL OPINION or THE Nu.
S1CAL PROFESSION that 3fessrs. Mason d ltsmltn
have succeeded In making better small pstrnmcur
than any Others that s1rh nechAnfeal wor1 Of the
kind can be found in EuEope.-iSew Tata Tribune.
, 1865-11-15

N8N8t
NEW ionK, Nov. A.-The case Of C1pt. Aude.-
q u, Of the ship Villa Ffanea, charged with NAL
ts4.ing passengers, ssas called to-day Anderson
didn't appear, and the bonds-F5 u00-Hctc forfeited.
, 1865-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Common Council
have passed a Eetolutico, nearly unanimously, that
ia the event auy bn shall be Introduced In Congress
for the admission OF the co1oted men Of Washms-
ton to The night Of suHinee, the Mayor be author
lied 10 call the Councils together for 1he purpose Of
taking Into consideration measures for holding a
people On The fnoicct. The Aldermen have not yei
aclcd Oh The reeolution.
, 1865-11-15
THE NEW ONO BRIDGE.

The grand Improvement Of the city Ia the
bridge, now under construction across the
Ohio. At the foot Of Walnut street stands
one great tower Of stone, probably one hun
dred feet hlgh, and opposite, at coytnyton,
pension wires are being stretched, and the
foundation Of the roadway tiron slcepers) being
laid. Itiis noble undertaking, and will add
to the already wclt.earned reputation Of the
civ Tor tberulIxed utility and cntcrprfsc.
, 1865-11-15

d1uHTKE&lv N0Y. II.
FLnvE--Super extra, Ss.f0@as5: extra. 3sEea 40:
family. $6s1s7 20; Weflard Ca1a1. Il. .DA6s3; No.
Canaan wheat. $8.2a0e.1; western, S5.l14e.E
Iii cats I'D ..e1c4
, 1865-11-15

FloCR-pull4
GHAS--Whe1t unsettled md declined &C. With ss1es
1t &l.&8hl1A9. Oats dull.
FBE10ATs-Epmtunl.
-RKCKIpTs-1,S00 btls Gour, II 900 bu wheat
SuPNRsrs-Lt00 nsls tour, e, ~ In wheat.
, 1865-11-15

Bos7os, Nov. 14.-It is announced that II. ".
C1app Jr,. has sod The Saturday Ecen;ng Gd-<He to
Mea:ts. Worthi. eton. Brewster q Gootseu Of the
Ertning ITuts4tT.
, 1865-11-15

All the spare Lumber and Fence spsroualtDx Camn
Dou- -las, Will z1so be sold.
Eineen Gays win Be allowed to purchasers to hsvs
the buildings removed. y"
Terms Cash, in u. 8. CuITe1cJ..
These sales AFFORD favorable opportunity to parties
houses. and lumber 1or building purposes.
uoiiw@-tst BIT. Il. Col. L 4. q. ", d. s. a.
, 1865-11-15
Nrh0 a1bfrtfSfnte1ttS.

- OF THE 0EGAS1ST9A AND MUSlC1AES.~
[Boston Daily Advertiser.
aNEARLT EVERY oRGAE1sr sED prAS1sr
OF EuTE."-tSnr yo,r Wnyid.
arur ,-.-y.rp., ,-,1-vo~.
pDorEsstnr 80. - w.s. tNtTS os LIZ a.. .sAe-AA
-A"1 1ooAo' -tS'S" Ao'A 1s'D'"e'
..r .,,,,.- r-v,,-,,,e, .,.,.
n+a.-:sN 1910. pN4s e1ssaL A~eLn1A.-ae"
As'A eA 4s'aA'' 00'o"A"e' ' -"
perh,n, thcr1 n..rr ,., h.,;, ~, ,,,,.r..
me mnsira1 tn,t-,,n.,ts ~ 49, ,-1,r...... n
received from the entirr musics1 nrnf+*aton ,nc an.
plat,c appreciation md prefercurt orer a others of
tne. general c1aas or acouzed In 10 hter tins snrh
wide reputation and extensive use rs the CABINET
ORGANS, made excIusIFeIy hy MASON d HAM
LIN. THESE Organs be.r the same relation to
the meIodenn and other reed instruments which
sbo modern plano-forte bears 10 the sptnnet Or
hdrpstcAoFd OF odeu times. Within these few Yeas,
aays the Home Jou1n such material progress has
Ws..s n. 1n ~ Nv mao1.acso3esa Aessss.
s,.nes ~ pase kae instrument uaae oy
~. s,..a y. oa " 9ee1ao tae question Ehat
.1s.e ~ 1onSef 70 ao!o tae OILY prominent
hs1s ~r-tss 49, ~ ~ ."aa ilese
Ss,t s,,,- 49,. 10 4sN " ptoaoGaaE touea OF tue
nsstrss,, ...ssa. - ~ supe's.nk pu1l9 ano s"eef-
,Nstsu0l.,. ~ nase o'no Wise Drought the
".Hs srNn... ~ go. aaop'eo Inc appsopH-
s,ssI.s ~ .,'a - s,sss 1e1 ..saes. u MUSICAL
ne.se' .ass ~ ~ psSoa..ne sue tasnlon With
oVa Il" NE y" tn7 1est 1o3 naoseat OF real
'ne".
"Eyea the form u altered" sayB the Montreal g.
zctte, psesenttng case resembling In shapc mosc an
etsRanr cabinet {xs the name dentoe0, anrttfn
e1se' aoo earsea Aao pol"he IN F"se*uod walnut or
~ "'Aa ~ tne u aaoasome ptAoo lbFto
tts tone u ls instrument H. however, IT. chief eI
eellencc and whst muss recommend It to Judges Of
, 1865-11-15
The Ceorotn Convention

'rnmeot need not hare gone far to hang nan
, 1865-11-15

-. ". " Aae Secretary Of the Navy
W.s Mise's Properly Condemned
snn.S .a of Preston Ktng-Per-
rnas A'ems-The Wlrz poinoptu:

pee! .sys es: 20: Sc:a.acs,s ase Msa. ..h,aeton
port Of The Secretary of sse Mo- Ssxepsnyine z The re-
ine son1an coast with maps, Chart ntc LEE Thgg
1osumeat Mll oe one Of rnuanni tniercs1 .1es ~
e'ars report Will be about tne sa1or is.,n, tne
ia.t !cafs. Ihe estimates fof he NJ r. n.a As
, 1865-11-15

Isl Broadway, New York.
us:J N Price, President oriental l.ank Mt; IA.
tor hsoaasay BaSE, i. =; bsniei BafIne1l, ex.pres
dent CitxeDs' bank. NJ - Jacob Miller Ditrctor CItl
zculf flank, y. Yutk and others. Val
, 1865-11-15

NEW CHURCH MUSIC BOOK.
~ Just pnb'lshed md now rcxdy for sale.
THE UNITED STATES COLLECTION =.
9f Church Masic. To- which |. aidea - Method fos
Teaching the Art Of kendtnC Music" "a Method f1r
Teaching the cultivation Of the Voice = "a Method
for Training Chot1a aao other s1us[c 0rgaatzatons
ard "a Collection Of beautiful Secular Pieces for A1a-
Ing Schools and Musical Assoctat{ons."
pY 4. y. JoHyS9N,
. The Psalm aud Hymn tunes In ibis work, are fresh,
heAntllu1. highly effective, anu mostly new The M
thems a1g adapIed to all the occasions OF pubic wor.
ship ard are highly interesting, athough uuu3naIlT
essy Of performance both Tunes and Anthe1as arc
plainly printed.
TO SINGING SCHOOL TEACHERS
Ih!s Eotk contains an unsurpassed collection OF
poru1ar secu!ht Ptetea. arranged In PROGRESSIVE oR
pkR for tmpartnGA knowledge OF The ART Of Ieafing
S:nsic. II IL confidently believed thit teschcFs vhe
Will examine II. viii gladly adopt It, as work which
viii greatly increase the effectiveness Of thefr lusrpc
tton5 while it will greatly lessen the labor OF Import
80 '''>' TO CHOIR LEADERS.
This work contains method for Drilling Choifs As.
snttattons, and Advanced Glasses. EoIhInE Of tho
kird has ever beer published before it IL believed
CnntuctoTs and Lenders wul Ind It IL Just what they
Published and for sale by HIN. HIGGINS
III Randolph street. Chicago, III
Price $1.25 Retail; I'll per dozen. wl2i net
, 1865-11-15

Sanitary Condition Of tho C1ty-kzeturn
Of Southern Trade-Blshop 7EcGlyalne
The Religious World-Su%pension
Bridge over the 0hto-1MMsica1, Lit
ernry and Dramatic,
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.1
Ctsc1syA11, o., nor. t3, 1sG5.
The press Of the city Is today sending up d
general outcry against the authorities on the
sanitary condition Of the streets and the resi-
dences Of the poor--and calling for remedial
measures before pesti1ence In all Its yirulence
breaks out upon them. And never In my re-
collection has the city been in such filthy
condition. Many Of the streets, In consc-
quence Of the distractions caused by new
buildings going up, are perfect sloughs; the
alleys reek with vegetable refuse; and the
poor, black and white alike, are huddled
together IN tcncmcnts, many OF which would
put the Black-Sea In Boston, and Five Points
New Iork, to the blush. visited some such
localities with City Missionary on Saturday
11th, aud seldom hare I Witnessed harder
scenes. May the Lord be more mercital than
the city authosftfes-or else speedily stir them
up to their duty to the public veal.
business At CINCINNATI.
Business Is 4 perfect rush. Steamboats,,
railroads md warehouses crowded and yet not
enough, either manufactured OF Forwarded, to
meet the inccssant demand. Dealers actually
refuse to sell, fearing they will be cleaned ont,
without even samples 1eft, and manufacturers
ask time unprecedented, aud pay in advance.
Trade, with the restoration Of the Union, has
arisen PhGnix-like out Of its ashes here, and
the extension Of business calling for new edl-
fees on all public tboroughfares, causes the
city to present about such spectacle as Car
thagc did when visited By old Eaeas-a city in
process Of erection. One feature connected
ticularly honorable to some Of our merchants.
Score Of discharged rebel soldiers ara taken
into prominent business houses, and Union
mcn, who have sased their country, are often
declined, or sent down South us runners and
lfoel tE Ef,af 3ei,A In
, 1865-11-15

In tho afternoon OF Sunday great Sun
day School gathering was held at the Bethel,
%he1e from oo To ,S1i eStdfen Da we're
ent. The Sunday School and church.eoing
features Of Cincinnati arc quite refreshing.
The good people seem fully alre to their
dtJt = IN this hchn1f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-04

sH-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of Bulls CEDRos BzTrss II any such there
be- read the following certificate frs gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will save the
lives of thousands Of our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE, June Sd, 1868.
We the undersigned have the good effects OF DR..
JoHs BUILs CEpxos BrrEss in Of general debility
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who exposed to the missmao in
huences in the Southern climate
MAJ. PHILIP Spell
Collector Int Rev. Sd Dis. Ky
CHAs. B. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, Hy.
COL. II. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky.
REV. d. P. HENDERSON,
Vice President of Sanitary Commission.
aARNKY, HUGHES l. CO.,
Publishers Demycrat.
GEO. P D0ERN,
Proprietor Louisville Anzsiser.
HUGHES & PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street. Louis
Vile, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART Il MAPoTHER,
photographers. corner Market and Third streets,
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER.
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. s. r. HILDRETH
OF the steamer Major Anderson.
NAL. l.. T. THURSTON,
Paymaster u. 3. Army.
c. NJ. METCALF,
National Hotel, Louisville, Ky
COL. JESSE BAYLES,
4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE 81
DAILY. EEFEK n kUSH,
73 South Meridian ST. indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-04
THE CHOLERA .fDV.s.rCI.yl
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT
&c.. &c.. 2c.. &c.
Rapid strides OF the ChoIera-Stare .
naenl Of the Pm bic DehI.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-The United States
Consul at Port Mahon. in a letter to the State
Department dated August 18th, says: Should
the advance OF cholera continue as rapidly for
the next twenty days, il must be looked for in
England.
Secretary McCullOch to day publishes a state
ment of the public deb., as it appears from the
books OF the Treasury, returns and requsiiiops
in the Department, on the 3lst OF August 1860
The recapitulation is as follows: Amount OF
outstanding debt bearing interest, Sll, ,00S. .3lO.-
l9l 50; interest, s., 400 $40 80; discount bear
ing in lawful money, 81 ,274 .479, ,l03 10; interest
81 1868, ,l03 "a; debt on which interest has
ceased, 81 ,503. .020 %; debt bearing no interest
s373, ,39o $50 35 total debt. S273, ,76S, ,927 l43:
total interest, Sl38, ,03l 500 "a; legal tender
notes IN circulation, one and two years FIVE Der
cent notes, 50. .395 423 $50; United States notes.
old issue $40 296 500: United States notes. new
issue, s43, ,270, 66O 100; compound interest ac-
count of March 81. 1863, 100000; CON pound
interest notes. account OF June 30th 1864,
81 900 ,24l 600; total, sos Alb s95 800
AS contrased with the statement of the public
debt. published the 3lst OF July, the principal
has been increased only 3295. 900 within the last
month, while the interest on the debt has reduced
the amount 10 1921 900 The legal tender notes
have been reduced 81 ,097 900 The amount of
coin in the Treasury Is nearly S45 500 600 or
rency now in the Treasury, s43 900 900, against
Ssl 500 goo, showing reduction of currency in
the treasury, for the past month. of $35 500 900
The total number of persons in the District of
Columbia in charge of the Freedmens Bureau is
nearly $4,000, of whom 5l9 are receiving ratons
from the Government without rendering any
equivalent.
The Secretary of the Treasury has promulgated
the Presidents proclamation Of the 29th ult
for the information and guidance of officers of
the Treasury Department, and says, in confor-
nifty with its terms. articles heretofore regarded
as prohibited, may be transported to places in
the States heretofore declared in insurrection,
without any restrictions. except guns. pistols and
ammunition, and applications for the shipment of
these should efmade in writing TO the proper
officers of the customs, who will forward them
to the department for its decision, accompanied
with such recommendation as they may be dis
posed to make II MCCULLoCH.
Secretary of the TT easury.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-04
Coroner Inquest ON the Long Island
HaiIrOad Accident.

NEw YoRK. Sept 9 2-The Corouer's jury, in
the case of the Long Island Railroad have rem
dered verdict, in substance as follows: That
the collision produced by carelessnes on the
pant Oi X. | Race, conductor OF the mail train
and james White, engineer OF the express train; /;
that Lons q. Sands aud Daniel +. Chase are
not considered responsible; censurng Oliver
Chorlick, President of the Railroad, for the care
lessness aud irregular manner in which trains are
run, and consider him indirectly responsible for
the catastrophe. Two of the jurors found d F
Chase, engineer 0i the mail train. also guilty of
carelessuess Another juror finds Louis Q Sands,
conductor OF the express train, also guilty Of
carelessness Three other jurors found K l..
Race conductor. and Daniel Chase, engineer
OF the mail train. guilty of carelessness and mat
tentiOu to their duties, and recommend that more
definite rules be adopted for running irregular
trains. Sheriff Sneideker, who was one of the
jurors, decired voting the question of the
general mismanagement OF running the trains,
and accommodation of passengers, upon the
ground that it is an improper question for the
jury to determine. The only proper question is
was the road mismanaged that day. and if So by
whomI q. c. Mcker, another juror. concurred
in this opinion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-04
edmen i'm tennessee.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Ths Times Was hing
ton special says: A communication has been
received at the Freedmens' Bureau from Gen
Clinton b Fish, Assistant Commissioner for Ten
nessee. kentucky and North Carolina, dated Au
gust Goth, from Chattanooga. Tennessee, 10
reference % Freedmen aff,irs in Tennessee He
says il has been his constant effort TO break W
all contraband camps in his district and eneour
aye freedmen 10 seek employ ment in the coun-
try and bot 70 oongregate Ia cities aud towns
and he has been reasonably successful
The Legislature of Tennessee. at its approach
ing session. it is expected will concede the right
to coored citizens TO prosecute and give testi-
mony in sll the Courts of Tennessee Oa tn,
part OF the coored psople il IS indeed marvel
Gus how they literally hunger and thirst fol
knowledge. aud in many places are themselve:
contributing literally for the support of schools
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-04
Females at the white House-Discon-
tinuance of Military Rendezvous.

Nxw YoRK, Sept. 2.-The White House is
now thronred every day by females from the
States lately in rebellion, endeavoring to obtain
an intersie~ with the President. for the purpose
of asking the restoration of the property confs
Gated, in consequence of their husbands taking
an active part in the late rebellion. IL is be
lieved thus far none have succeeded in accom-
plishing their object
The Tribsne's special says: Orders have been
issued for the discoctinuance Of the following
State rendezvous for returning troops: Camp
Dennison, Cleveland, Ohio, Chicago, Lexing-
ington and Covngtop. Nv.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-04

NEw YoRK, Sept 2-The Worlds Wash
ington special says: The Judge Advocate has
now so classified the evidence thar it will shorten
the trial. The crowd As usual is very large
few minutes after opening of the doors the
Court room is denssly crowded, many being un-
able 10 hud standing room. A great portion OF
the audience were old ladies and SOME of them
having been in attendance nearly the whole time
the trial has been progressing Wertz came
into the Court room under guard looking quite
unwell; The trial il evidently telling upon his
physical concIion He sat during the entire
cay wi,h his head buried in his hands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-04
Court OF lnaulry

WAsHiNGroS. Sept. 2-BY direction OF tue
Secretary OF War Board OF Inquiry is to con
vene st Fortress Monroe to investigate into the
facts IN regard to the management of the hos
MsjOr General Baker, SargeoR T G. Bancroft,
and Captain ;. p. Carles. They have authority
TO send for the proper persons and papers that
NAV aid them to make thorough investigation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-04
OFFIcE-SOuth side Public Square, Couins-
ton, Indiana.


,'SshE Company holds by lease. and in fee, about
in Western Indiana, bordering both sides OF the
iabash river Maps Of these lands may be seen at the
office Of the Company, in Covngton Ind at the oce OF
wm. Dale, No IS Park Place, N City, at the office Of
Hon J. X. Conroh, Huntington, Indiana, and a. the
Office Of Roach L. Mcdonald, indianapolis.
reference TO the report OF the Hon. David Dale
Owen late Geologst will show that these lands
are situate the midst of the finest coal fields Of the
State abounding also In salt, iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Nearthe mouth Of Coal Greek where the Company hss
large quantities OF lands salt has been discovered
equal in quality 10 the Kanawha. This water pro-
cured 35 years ago by boring, AFTER the On
ondaga salt finding its way down the wabash and Erie
Canal Mr.. Thomas, the proprietor. finding himself
able pete with H. abandoned the manufacture. In
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove to have been coal oil
Those lands all lie in close prox nifty to the Wabash
and Erie Canal, some of them upon its banks.
Mr.. John McManomy, the business agent OF the com
pany las ned from tour OF observation OF the oil
regions Pennsylvania. convinced ha the lands leased
by company, in Fountain and Parke counties, has
far the general formation OF the country and the
surface indications present themselves, song analogy
i'm the oil and mineral substances found on French
Creek, Pennsylvania, where the greatest quantity and
abe most valuable OIL is found Mr.. McManomy has pur-
chased for the company the most approved machinery
with all the fixtures necessary for operation, and is
pairing with experienced workmen the speedy develop
Of the hidden Of the lands Of the company
All the indces Of coal oil found in locat ties where
has been procured strongly marked in various To-
calities Of the lands Of the Company afordng every
rational prospect Of success The company thinks IL
necessary make any other reference 10 the character
lands other the report and map referred to
s00 600 Of the stock being 900 shares IL proposed
by the Company be offered IN the market at ene-ha
par value being s25 per share, for the purpose
aiding the Company in speedy Development Of tho
lands apr25-d&wf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-04
Another RaiIroad accident.

ALBASI, y. Y, sept An accident occur
red to she steamboat express train, over the Cen
tral Road. az p. NJ by the breaking Of sn
axle The baggage car vas thrown Of the track
and the 0aggags man. named Smith. Was killed.
The express messenger and one or two others
we're slightly hurt. bat none of the passengers
injured.