davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26
WANTED.


WANTED.
A ppLEroS'S NRw CYCLOPEDli-tS
Il pr volume sill he paid ior se' OF hese 'SSs'
A STEADY YOlNG MAN. CAPABLE OF
IIuiy % Jnntur - O
A GOOD CNRTENTTB AND \ STol I
y '-. 4s-'cd ,odf.r wagon The c..'H.'. ''
mn .a..rI Co., Nr,l. Fut t.c i...u-,.u ave,
y. ,I., and .tsA GhIN's suh.os.
:. .o,,t-r my mp N,I-NE NAN TO- EI-R
2 md -, h On n,e.a ,.sr p's,r, AM make t....c,
20 "A " ua' o. meta vu. 30 a r-" erred. AI' Nv
~ f'' 80, pt ,,.,,s,,r7..t rnrcrr
a F''l' - ,,''.,.'
,.,mcnt ard Leh va. rty-n '1's rr'. -o.t .ngn.
.u m. her is ave. ami -'fh 81. ."'
|Yvi ~ Il, ~, -. a., ~, .,,. a..
AHai'r N n d '-- ',N ' !
y \ X / i WANIt'i-A YOU \" Man
- NHnt'i 20 vorA On hiot.' NVPF OIL. 81" NV 30
VI ". - '', a. ,r, =, ~.
M r''.'t' y. '' 'i'"
I : .MlLILN OK EMfLOlhkN Nilp If.
siIo IN, te-vNe' etc'iH holf' -. W. ri,. 'al ~
''r vNHts o. ts orc' 2i ih- Ven. ~ ...."s
'. . ar'u. W, a.. . b, ...,,.. ,
p ~, : o. HON i,'' ar .oIic, icat , sbo nc
~ wy !. y. ~, -, ''' - 20, . BIZ, r,.t
Fv,ry fl.i... .i,h n t'e w,ii1- Of r,ror Z, car
-, AId hni .n ,'o,l,' !, O.. s.iH y, y,
singie hour 80
4 Iris OFT OF EMPLOYMENT ANb Hay-
= t4s nl home, mN hp',y '' u. Ni.s b-lrl.
rNi''' - NA"N Pc " J. !. '.' .-'..- -'"u- -.
| lands WANIED IT, bAlNl blNi NtN. |
some out cod ooss NEED a.,y, al oii 1hir- AVE..
20 ian a. 81 DV'''
IN AIDES TAUGHT on SINGERS AND !
u vsoer Wis ne m'e.;nes 20 a.." .,h a.,
= M. o,tar Nall'nr~ to reat AVS THOMSON,
u r.oa'y-'''cn'h st. 'S'. ''a and '.' av..' '.1
|I AIDES WASTfp-TO LEARN TO OFF
~ rate on Singers whcc,ct { wi4,yn,- and o.hg,
tns ms' ~. leaTu', 800. an, ~ a.e
~ aSo. ,elaifvi anu 10 ss. a iGJ Or1sri ~ ~
AIDES TAUGHT OK SISTEE'S AND
~ " I,ac5irr' '.-'r.,. t,r ~. m G.il 80,
3d. si,enn,. AND a,nno .nir, ma. M; r,eomrcnl
b shnls siter i"'rnini. Apr las AH"H IT, 90
J"ue and i'aanc"r' mn'' store ~
,ni1NS TAt-.JT ~ .tNEEp's WIFE
VI ~ A. "a. IL, , ~. ,,-,.,..,' ,. -. .,-k
- ., I,,,1,,rg a, .,u, ,,.t l.rf. q, tut
ouBht. s,,l AMI EXCHANGED sso ne'~i'es ami oi. a.
~ Henry g. w.
AIIFS TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON ,.u.--
- e. ard whceler q wiiqu'. cs ,s machine.
'-tce an lelNe, 90 All kinds Of 4aru'' s ,,
g. So, Z .,r,oa a. ia The The .tors tG
,rfT rIrCsp WANTru- ,IepeIl 10
I'M ~ lr' fh A'l II .llr' - ,'
.'- ,'' ~, ,'', ...,.
MEl ANhiNlNl wan IL "A FNy' M
"''" 'E' manu- "'''"'' - $50 ''''" ~
,,..,,.,,.....,, ....1.it,p
m l'"' " A. H., Wv " 10y
I.sp.n C,I.I. ,,, a.. es' AL al p. .btl ave-. 1.t
IAN an 10 Ia ~, aud $40 Ncst aitH %. ~
0pFRAIOkS tUE S1IltHlNG SHIRT
~ a., . rn 'b,Ir osu uialhiuo-. Nppy NJ cur''i col
IsIi -. n.i -.h ave. 'J
D,t-,.pIp. Avn ,,S Et1-yt,- FER
81 '-il on-. dD'.l,a-' Adarc.s ; {. T.. s,ioa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26

A - T. - TIE VERY HIGHEST
"A BnlNN ANn lREMuA
70 ps.soAs bringing D. c-uits 70
o. ''"tle = eor Chsmper..
iIU 10 Contoc At.
IMIURI ANT FACT To RECRUITS
~ %. al g.. B"s us,- lurt Nnd viii pa, the
btsu'.t c.sh luuuatr o, '.,.I saud men.
Ate Hn1 qrliit'f' eA."a .....--..''. ~
r'ucH. iAnd-reu Nad e,nhoAvur ...... ~
Good ucl g.. tlg ID" 'uar Army ........... 40
Agrl, a, the He'ca,no,ec Gro.cr's one, Of ,,.,
ir5 os Wet l. 90 ID C,.lsr, Sev iorN.
ATTENTION RECRUITS o. ATTENTION |
~ Kce uit- Ntrnr'u h"eluits N"' inn- ..ni'i
Do. o. .tr ,Caif. lbU for Nuluui' 't vita
ei1-, ot riueHi, riri ivv rorr diH' lnrt ed tnl-
dirr, sAuieI 30, ti. i..NHld Corp. have pfinci-
prt 40 hand leo ILL hare nguru r-sh gov lpf
Nsir,. Il.,-c, 90. Boone AMI M':c-G sic iCa
AT No. . COEILAND1 ST., ? AND ) |
oaI .olun,''is ana -utsitntcs ent'd. hlth.-i |
cs 20 lOuuti,s pod. itfrour lliiuSing men to ths |
office viii Dee At, nlis d'T"t Fiih. "l
A RMY AND NAII-s1OO PAID SkAMEN |
And hlcuisa 20 - 20 itnasuon md ast cuss iovu
sno cone -tIh ptrruts OF Guardian; mus; + ie,t
'ruN, & wsl a. lst "t'ry, rcrr ofI-'- "a
IOIOEhn MIN WANTED-FOR SIiSrl |
- tutcs. 81" cash tD~u loT one year. Apply Lb
/ o.nud ~ cor. Bovcfy. 1bt
! (,NVALRY-iO GOOD MEN WANTED For
I tho re s,ilss carnlrli - N bounty aud s75 hand
] r,lt,.,. ,r .,ib o men treseutns hem.,'l,eu A.
/ p. ~ the l.rsuaf tayalr Eoclutting iS"nd zvous,
H. r,g;e a. Inns II the only fvnte ~ our va the city
.h,iu men - Do 'ukou for the oaysii, service 80
nISCU NRGhp SuIuIEkS Fur HE IN
! l'yu.1 e. .rps -d lro'r tnc hisho.t eash bounty
p,i At ~. 3 i'ort Place, corner Bropd1n,, rU ~ Il,
| lir' r9ar up s-i.r'. 70
! HINCHARGED SOLDltRS-WANTED For
- the Invalid cou- No matter what l"uny u Of
li ,i'c' nYon,. Amps to Il 81 KITS, ia ERh;h
81 bc, rryaa"ny and 4th $40
EuIMEN-IF YOU WANT TO 60 IN
I s1y. shiya on uo.kpd, duty 10 OIL or tend water,
e.s AID Uhris'irs' "a"
HOME DUTY FOR THE CITY AND STATE
II ssh consisting OF garrison, provost sunrt and
H,ckrnAn II. S29
UNNCOCK'S CORPS-VETERAES Wanted
NJ volunteers this choice service. IOuutv Tor
year rI"i 100 egsh ~ hSnd' ',1ahoe p in ,i
O.,,. 10, tlo,cnth IT, cor 9th ave l-g
INNAlIDS WANTED TO RtINLlST IN
the ultod state, svry'ce, lIh'ih lonnue' PAID.
Amy t. b. ION a CO, lOI broad way, roon D. b
: NOW T. YOI1; TIME MEE-s6l7 FOR /
: year You have your choice OF rclimonts ALSO
lev tooi men vn,et Tor ae',,g1 rem nu Nsn,
have your board. cot1inr, me licHl attendance and
fEiT fof year. - come Huict ana n'cuft tltiH
r KTli.Ii .i Y'rI Xxx G51"SE @. ''''' ' ~
NAVY-WANTED, SEANEN, ORDINARY
4Nsetncn, hiem'u' 'sln.mrn amt coa'lrssei., ni.h-
az army. Iasprst hand u,.vy 20 whoever hrInsa u
I fe,.ul' to our office. 40 nm H. cor 9Th ave 81
lOSE-YEAR MN WANTED AT ONCE-TO
IDni mono paid. hyiJ At g Walker st. neu
- Church. os
) DENsION BOUNTiE>- BACK PAY AM.
e pl4e money sp''duy otta,uei. Pay Tor the we
B.lNN g. co., e lA.k Place Military and Saya
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26

fTWO WIRE WORKERS MAN!Li-j'L
.lo 'l.r.-.Ll, ~ .tisu.H.n tL' ~.e 0' .iu',
Ia -1 ono gr.' cI4fr bench worker. IDOL A-... IS lJ
I-,lI l, yi't' 90 20 toH ucst.t bi iu I.D Nrsi-
lem plrf u. no, -.t. 'l.s, g. 'gr' .i." d. r'.ui
ID or ,hc CT. Of Sea lok., rtu hear OF )" i1iu nt
Ipu,atiou anu receive lOoI sA-os by arp ilr ~ SOB
III - %,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26

WANTED -- ALL TIE OPERATORS,
nh, hsy, t,3u 10 work ior " -It.h tlt At .r Nlth
la fo tsime tlce S.tululs mOrun-, Hs tur ~ 100
II vOTk tor tneuI GA Aunuay. ". SIN Ei'' 80
" lltA Il. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26

|, ppLErOS'S NFw CYCLOPEDli-t3
\ y.r volume vii he paid iot at OF those U9oks'
arr, Gallon ~ - Fulton q. 'F
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26

GOOD CARTENTTR AND \ STol I
t.. .r.-,,.i t,tl,.. \ WAGON. The r..., H.,. 'H
.r .a.rI ol Nr,i. Tlu.f u.C is4.u-u.u ave-
,Is. ana q .tsa DhIN'S sul.os.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26

STEADY YOV Sc MAN, CAPABLE OF
To-. -,., aff,oI lcu.p. NSgo' ais and tpaia.
uIy ID o. Clinton =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26

5000 BOUNTY, s1oO HANn-MONEf-
"OOO Any recruit receives me hsnl- MONEY on
presenting hiIns't at This onco, = i'foAd~ ay ioom
\, ~ -fal.r. %
S.rOD PAID 10 EACH one YEAR
sTOOO volunteer. 'h"ro Of rceimeat,, nov
dpiua r.uyu-t AMI .l-r4 d4y. kcAri To- i1u,l.Ios.
$50 bounty Tor 8-yrlft. amy mr. navy. Landsutn
tikou. Cal on the pp' s.-pt At hl- oihce, No. bs
" Aitr ~ bet ,iroldwA, aui Church 1t. IN
Gc= = CASH BOWS inns DAY FOR
~ - Que y,ar s4n'ttuter. Ju-s nuns Tor u
months 70 vice. Cone and t'" me eLrY m the f"Oru-
iug IIilus some TREND to yet your money, CAN NJ
4, futor at- pIl. n'uia IT, NoS OK. Ask Tor Mr,
bIifLIs lla
orr nn &Il--lO VOLUN1 FfRS Wan
w tcin do rnsrd In stat" Sow York.
L. Nuy Wanted tluMun. YtHfurA, Green hAudr
ana Toys, 10, . OF yo4r, Men SNutc ior ore yea,
iu tle army. You .ot JOuT money when paasud hy
the loctOr. Eoneel 'Ouf, 20 Osegy, cor Oi Houston
A. 80
SSn0-2p VOLUNTEERS WANTED TO
'TOOOHl tom quota Ncn aaltod mr t'r
Nsyy, -eGuen, ordinary sssu,en hi'mru, apd'usu'
&C. Al-o %, derlno g ,.U 49, yc..-' au.a... ..''
wanted. See Doetor LISTER, EINIl4ninG p! .,1i
~ Pearl ~ \. l, Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26

~ 600 9qD ON ~ EAR MIN
81 .''sis', DDJ. wanted, 49,, three sc.fN
h. puInr 900. cuupv Of tu.uaoat pruyurt guard g.
ty t. 100 me i-eut Of aup ~ oI, Sc, 80 akol H.
con- ui thuttu. o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26
NsE.rrAR Y.

IS DOM l>-2'2 BEOAuWAY-RUOA 10.
r'' t.r, .... E..A Is
NoIu liOers tn- Hu,stiut.s vAnteu TOT the Ma ne
Ccsis Arm, E-G N4,, \ h,sl e.sh h,univ uiu /.
- d 10 Rub t'u' ~ a.. TIC are cool plac,s 70
az ~ 1i DE ~ aud cui tt "Eur,u Is gig before
enhs'inr cfcwi g.. Toe Iuats ~ ts..iv. si,I hirh
&, Ga bo'tntv ui ~ riyen. 10
SSUiSSTlTl It's. SUBSTITUTES. >.i..itu.---
- ono Tar. Uue ltAt. Gre ear
-
.. 'ah doNn. Y I'll Town. Cash aoa l.
20 Stout 10 Tor Drumin",s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26

GIRL Tu pO GENERAL
w house work No la,sl' mcguire a'er ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-26
TDI.ACK OR BlsONN--TiE BEST IN ISL.
- t..ItSi-,
HAIR DIN lAIK DYE.

I-s 20, iuntr thr Ilair or SKIN. 70 b. hai Of I'm
,..s son, 1lN. rr,D, FIFTY cents Iv. -. lol'p
O. South IS cnnl -'., Mil.umrNuu Ia.
MItt... A|F Atv.r.. o. ItN' r- & Co.. u t'iti
40. Fr,-o- & lee. o. u-,knsn n Whc1c-, Il
IIt ~, .f npf & EU,f $50 Ni'',, enr. -'aufnn -
gIa .ur Bons,ol n. aud Ayol't N'Hil"y, " ti.hl
ave. Porter a. FaIthid, 80 ll1sDu - ant 81 Siyil
ave. DruIyl.f- oAu s,so h' sul4A ei bi q. \. CRIT
NJ 49, ~. l I'm ~ w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

marched out Of the fort with coors flying and drums
beating, taking with me company and private property
and salutng the flag with 80 guns" Cheers Let
him be back the 18th Of April 1908 with all the
gallant comrades who survive 10 share in his glory, IN
one OF those mailed ships Of war which the Rebellion
has called fOrtb. Let him plant the same flag the
same spot cheers and let 1t be slted with 100 guns
the Government the of the first treason against
~ lCheers And then let US listen TO the lesson that
history teaches nsthat avengng justice sooner or AFTER
o'sl taxes tue crimes Of communities and nations as OF
INDIVIDUALS So mild was the sway of this Government
UNA. sns hepels thought IL was incapable OF roasting
aggression; they we're mistaken. The nation was
not deaS' 6nt slept and II awoke to smte them with
the strength OF giant. Human Slavery was the parent
OF the Kenenion. Who bot the 0mniscient could have
fOreseen It's doothat the strength Of Slavery was its
weakness It's pride its dishon6r; its arrogance the
Of its oyethrow The stains that IL has left mon
the Government have been washed by blood and bnrnc
with fire until scarcely any Of them remain, save the
memento Of mans wrong aud Gods Justice Let US
then struggle with all gbt first to scatter the last
armed Rebel battalion, and then to bring in the reign
Of peace order and law Let us build up defeuses that
man can break, and LEI US transmit to our descend
ants q nation, State, with all the rights, all the
as we would have them remain through in
Vulnerable ages. Cheers.
Mr. Field was followed by S. B. CHrrTEyDES, esq.
who made very few remarks, and offered the follow
ing resolution. which was adopted:
Rrsoed That in ratification Of the pledge that made
this spot the 10Th Of April 1851 renew orr obsa
tons to provide for the orphans Of tie brave men who a IA
this struggle for their county, and adopt them a. tie ebds
Of the Republic.
Brief Speeches were made by A. Oakley HAIL. ESQ.,
Gen. BRUCE. and WV. f.. DODGE, esq. AS the meeting
was about to adjourn, Gen. Walbridge submitted tho
resolution, which adopted:
Resoiel That the citizens Of here assembled to
the of the Naoua Arms add the coz
tinued triumph of the Constitutional hereby respect
fully recommend the Board Of SrIerors to gave Whatever
additional bounes requisite 70 a. the present quota DE-
msnded of the CITY and County Of NewYork the most
practical and Efficient means Of strengthening the general Gov
eminent in It's efforts to suppress the existing Rebellion
II was quite dark when the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
stand Number 4.
SPEECHES oP CEN. DIX, JUDGE PsRPoyT, GIN
AvERILL, JOHN VAN buren, AND DSID D. FIELD.

SPEECHES OF CEN. DIX, JUDGE P3RPoNT, GIN.
AvERILL, JOHN VAN buren, AND DSID D. FIELD.
At little past A o'clock a lare crowd had
assembled round Stand No /, and ie meeting was
called to order by exGov. John a. Kin, at the request
Of the Committee Of Arrangements the absence Of
Moses Taylor who had been assigned I that duty.
SPEECH or GOV. KING.
Gov. KING said that never before Id the City OF
New York in his memory, witnessed sub all occasion,
called forth os il BY the victories obur armies. by
the courage Of our troops aud by the onstancy and
power OF the people This war day eU 70 be rcmen-
bered bv the people Of this city, whic had been so
much distinguished by the loyalty OF tsltlens and the
bravery of rs soldier IN the hed He would ask the
attention of the assembly 10 an inyocaie by the Rev
Dir VrEMnYEA. Prayer was then ofieri, alter which
Maior-6en DIX was presented as the psiding officer
Of the meeting aud greeted with three 'eers.
sPEECH OF GIN. DIX.
Gen DIX said:
FELLOW. CITIZENS: Nearly four yearaeo you were
assembled where you stand to-day. IL lnsniIectioh
OF the Southern States against the othorlty OF the
Government had just broken out into ats oi trcachery
and violence and eliminated in The dpture oi FORT
surter We came together 10 give to te country ana
TO each other solemn pledge tat tb insurrecnon'
funded in no insi causc Of proyoation should be put
dn,yu M whgtever cost OF treSufe 81 blood ihe
nedce has thus far been redeeIcd, AID we are mere
now 10 congratulate the country The recent eA,ra9r
binary successes Of the na,Ohh aDs-thc "o',uo.iS
ma,cL of sherman from AtlAntaO the ocean (cbeers),
ihe bombardment Of Fort FisheIunparaeled IN naval
warfare, the Irresistible assat on thai iort' One
of the most memorable inmodern nnes, anu
,ho ayaonotion of savannah, Cunbia wilmington,
and Cborleston and now, at theyery hour when we
are rejoicing over these victorio comes the glorious
Intelligence Of the defeat and carc OF E9rly anu his
forces by sheridan. Loud cbec.l when You were
standing here four years ago. lag OF fori sumter
tattered by wind and storm and mt by Rebel nisshes
was unfurIed before You. 1t hadeen hauled down py
its gallant defenders when th were WON OUT Dy
fatigue and famine. The banDt u tie Union uoals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
FIRsT DIVISION.

FIRST DIVISION.
The PROCESSION marched down Broadway III
she following order:
De.eb,nep, Of Police, nounied the Police Commissioner.
Superintendent Kennedy In carnage ana pa'ooh VI
tie broadway Polio.
The Washington Grcys, 81 men, mounted, Capt George b.
Smith acting as escort 10 the Grand Marshal
Br. Cen William Hall, Grand Marshsl and Aids Col u
Mai j. erosion Heriot Major Hand Capt. W Lagsn Capt
Black Cep'. Chas A. Seison, Jr Capt W H. hcNo'"aeA'
Capt OH. loop C, men, acting escort to Gen Sand
Gen. SANFORD and STAFF.
s~yentv-hTsi regiment Col rrsHord coo mu.kets.
Fin, New.York Light Horse Artillery, Col h. C. Mnum
80 men.
Hus,sr. Col Po.tley, 40 men
Fifth Regiment Infs.ry, Col Loui. Berger 500 mu.ket'.
Sixth Regiment Infantry, Col. Joel w Mason, ooo nu'kes
Twelfth Regiment Infantry Col 6. w. Ward, 40 "usle'
Band Of Music. M .o
Eighty fourth Re Ineni Infantry, Col Conkn $50 m0'se'
Ninety sixth Regiment Infantry, KIebher, $50 mu.tes
yoYrfR V.u.York Artillery, Col Taylor numbering 500
~. Ia "a 80, 90 Nv cannon one captured Island
DO 10 and the other al Ne" 'orieAh"
serent Regimen, Infantry Col. f. Clark 400 musAet'.
Eighth Regiment ali Infantry Col varian 800 mu'tsi'
Tairi, seventh Regiment Ipisn,ry Coll Ashley $50
1nskets.
Band Of Music.
fity tfl Regiment Infantry Col lie "A' W. "e"-
Brig.-Gen Msidhoh and stSh.
BsHd Of Music. ,.o,,
Twenty second Regiment Infantry Col Kun'z 900 mus
bs4
SIXTY ninth Regiment Infantry Col Basey $50 mu'ket''
Twenty third Res.nt Infantry Col Prstt, 800 moske,s
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements 0n horse back. - -.
Lsu' '0sn. Wjpheld Scott MsoI Osg' J9bp e. WOOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

While the procession was s,il movina hrough Union
square the great Union meeting was orpnzed. Below
we give reports Of speeches al the yarios stands:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

MAJOR CHASE T. BLAKE, ELLIOTT =.
SHEPARD.
The Hon. Hiram Walbridge was called to the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-04
Ten Dollars Reward

'HNHE above reward will be paid for the ap
- prehension and return of man named
Henry Redself. who made his sescape from the
Jail OF this county on Sunday evening, 18th
inst He is about feet 10 inches high, light
moustache, black eyes. and had on a brown
Ish slouch hat. d. NJ. CONTNER,
dec2l Sheriff
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-04

The MEN OF SUBsTANcE.-The fol-
lowing is list of persons in this coun-
ty who have returned incomes over
$500, with the amount of their extra
per cent. tax assessed by the u S.
| Government. If this statement is cor
rect all persons not on the list are not
realizing more than 5000 per year, and
as it is hardly possible for family of
any size to live on that amount now, it
follows that all such are spending more
than they make! This tax let it be borne
in mind, is not based upon the income
of the past year, but on the return of
1868, which was minently prosperous
to both business and agricultural pro-
ductions The stitself also furnishes
food for curiosity. Men reputed to be
worth their tens of thousands return
less income than sundry greasy me-
chanics" who toll late and early for a
living-men who have stocks, notes,
bonds, houses and perhaps farm or
two are far outstripped by class who
can make no such pretensions. The
whole thing is either farce or exhib-
it's a lamentable state of poverty or
dishonesty.
The incomes Of those not on the list
can be guessed at, while those return
ed may be estimated as follows: Thus,
a tax of $25 shows a taxable income of
$500, or ST on S20-to which add 5000
not taxed and the total income is
Sl100.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-04
NoTICEI
MIFFLIN COUNTY RANK
Lewistown Dacenbor

He"IstUWn, December "A, 1861.
N Office is hereby given, agreeablv 70
~ Section of the act of the General Az
sembly of the Commonwealth of pennsvlva
mia, entitled An act enabling Banks Of the
Commonwealth to become ASSOCIATIONS fnr
the purpose of Banking under the laws of
the United States" approved the 22d dav of
August A. d. 1864. that the Stockholdars If
the Mifiin County Bank have this day voted
to become such an Association and thar its
Directors have procured the authority of the
owners Of more than two thirds of the CAM
tai Stock to make the certificate REQUIRED
therefor by the laws of the United States.
Ii. j. WALTERS,
dec2l.4t Cashier
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-04
a. MARKS
LEW1SESWN
STEAM MILL.

A LII kinds of grain offered will be pur,
N chased, and the highest market prices
paid: Flour and feed always on hand. Coal
of all qualities and sizes, Salt. Fish, &C., con
stantly on hand and for sale to suit the times.
He has erected Plaster Mill in connection
with his Steam Mill, and is prepared to fur
nish all who may call, at any time, with fine,
fresh ground Plaster.
Lewistown, September IA, 1864.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-04
THE INDEPENDENT
Safety Strap.

OWNERS of Horses are Informed that
~ this indispensable article 80 extensively
used wherever known, is for sale by Jonathan
Detweiler, near Allenville, who has purcha,
sed the right for this county. Township ard
individual rights to manufacture, use or sell,
can be had on application as above By this
ingenious strap any horse can be held and at
the same time prevented from kicking.
November %, l864-3m*
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-04

PENNSYLVANIA
IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY.
ONCE 15e South Fifth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Capital, 100000.
100000 SHARES at $5 EACH
Reserved Capital, S25O,OOO.
ALEX. K. MCCLURE, President.
DIRECTORS.
A. K Mcclure, John VI Pomeroy.
Thomas A. Scott, Elisha W Davis,
d. X. JackmaD. Peter &. Small
j. c. Bomberger
Secretdry-JAMEs NJ SELLERS.
TreaSurer-ELIsHA w. DAVIS.
THIS Company has I20 acres of land, in
Il fee. on Allegheny river, Immediately op.
posite Oil City, and adjoining Laytonia, with
ITO rods front on the river, and T. rods front
on Lays Run. Hon. G. p. Ramsdell, editor
of the Oil City Monitor and agent for this
land, assures the company that it will sell in
lots for 100000, reserviBg the oil right.
which is worth 100000 additional. Imme
diate revenue will be derived for the comma
pany have two good engines with complete
fixtures to operate Immediately for OIL The
territory in this immediate locality has never
failed to produce profitably.
Also, 100 acres in fee simple. in the ceIe-
brated Cherry Run district, Immediately ad
joining Cherry Run Petroleum Company.
whose stock is now worth over $50 per share.
The company now have offers, which will be
accepted, for sinking wells on lease, without
any cost to the corporation and one-half the
proceeds to go to the company. The Curtin
and st. Nicholas Companies are in this i'm
mediate locality, and their stock is now com
mandIng large premium. In addition the
company has 40 acres, in fee simple on Cher
ry Tree Kun, which empties into Oil Greek,
and In the best producing section of the Oil
territory, and ITO acres, in fee simple. on
Walnut Bend, five miles above the mouth of
Oil Greek, and not over two miles from the
celebrated Reed well, now producing over
200 barrels per day.
Also, the lease of three tracts of land, two
on Oil Creek, each producing over ten barrels
per day, and one on Allegheny River, produ
clng ten barrels per day Of heavy oil, worth
now S2l per barrel. The Company now re-
ceives three fourths of the proceeds of the
last named well, and one half of the other
two. Each of these tracts will be developed
by the Company by sinking additional wells.
and the engines and fixtures are now on hand
to do it.
The officers of this company mean to pros
ecute the development of these lands most
energetically. and they have entire confidence
that they will yield very large dividends on
the capital stock.
ResA~ Subscriptions must be made promptly
as more than one'half the stock is already
engaged.
Snbscriptions will be received by AN
DREW REED, Esq, Lewistown,
Decem Der q, l864-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-04

49, At a meeting of the Henderson
Hose Ii, 4 L. Co., the following officers
were elected for the year 1865:
President-Wm. B. Hoffman: Vice
President--Geo. S. Hoffman; Treas,
urer-Charles Henderson; Secretary
VIM. Irwin; Asst. Secretary-S. G..
McLaughlin; Chief of Hose-Charles
Stratford Jr.; lst Asst-Saml. Eisen-
bise; I'd Asst.-Wm. Fetzer; Chief of
Ladder Wagon-T. G. May; lst Asst.
James May; I'd Asst. r. A. Smithers.
Bs- There are said to be enough de-
serters and drafted men failing to re-
port in Decatur township, to fill the
quota of that district.
n The weather continues cold.