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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-08
FROM THE SOUTH.
Active War Preparations.
The Latest Richmond Papers
Active Preparations for Csntina-
ance Of the War in the seuth-A Pro-
posal TO Buy and Arm Slaves.
Press DISPATCH

New YORK, Feb. THE latest Rich
mond papers are filed with belligerent
editorials denOuucing reunion, and say
that the army is for lighting it out
They had not yet heard of the result OF
the conference They rejoice greatly
over Lees promotion.
The Sentinel says no omOre rebel treasu-
~ notes are TO be issued. s.
The Whig demands that Bragg be en-
tirely set aside as utterly worthless.
The Worlds Washington special says
it is reported in that city that the rebels
have adopted Il new war policy Rich
mond is to be evacuated and the whole
Atlantic coast is to be abandoned, and a
stand made inland A proposal is made
in the rebel Congress 10 buy and arm
100000 slaves and give one to each white
soldier in the service.
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WHEELING REGISTER
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. g. 1866.
r.,..raphic summary

.,soa5 yesterday at the regular
load At p Isf, and at the evening ez-
change at the same price -, u,,,.,
p;abmoud papers say that the reoei
amy i. in favor of fighting the contest
ont that no more treasury notes are 10
r";.sued and that General Bragg is to be
set aside.
II ia reported in Washington that the
rebels are about to evacuate hichnlohu'
,hondm the Atlantic coast and make
stand inland. They are going to arm
nm 900 slaves and give one to each sol
dier.
The New York Herald reports that at
the recent peace conference the reoeis
demand ali apmistice, that during lts
continuance they might deliberate upon
returning to the Union. Mr. Lincoln
would not grant it and insisted that the
r.storation of the Union must be con-
ljtion precedent to any other arrange
ments.
mass meeting has been held Ill To-
ronto condemning the action OF tho
Canadian government in refunding 10
the st. Albans raiders the money taken
from them
The WorH does not consider the peace
mission as entirely failure, but REGARDS
;,oS n.reIv preliminary moVem mt.
Investigations into the conduct OF the
Canadian Judge, Coursal, have com
menced
Commissioner Lewis has decided that
the income lists are open for public in
spection OF publication
The Army of the Potomac is again III
motion and some preliminary hghtlhS
occurred oil last Sunday, The second
division of thc second corps, under Cen
sral Smith, encountered large force OF
rebels near Hatchc'rs run. on.the Vaughan
road. After some pretty severe hghtinS'
the rebels fell back to their works. The
Federal loss will not exceed one hundred.
A decisive battle was expected to take
place OH the sixth.
A large number of the persons enrolled
i'll New York city cannot be found and
many that are enrolled are entitled to
exemption.
Returned prisoners disbelieve the re-
uorts about arrangements having been
effected for general exchange OF prison
ers.
Admiral Goldsborongh is lifting out a
large fleet of war vessels for European
waters
A Anumber of persons connected with
the recruiting business have been arrest
ed in New York recently.
The anti-slavery constitutional amend
ment has been ratified by the MalAe Leg
islature; also by the Missouri Legislature.
A motion to consider it in the New Jer-
sey Legislature next Thursday was lost.
Fernandina, Florida, has been designa
ted as a port for trade with Instruction
arv districts
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when the interests Of the minor will be
promoted; such guardian being obliged
to petition the Circuit Court of the
county in which such property is To-
Gated, for permission to make the sale.
House bin No. 30, repeating the act
providing FOR the appraisement Of Ger
tain property, was passed.
House bill No. Is, TO alter the division
line between the counties of Randolph
and Upshur, Mas taken up.
After awarm debate between Mr.
Phase, of Randolph, and Mr.. Pinnell, of
Upshur, vote was taken and the bill
rejected. -
Adjourned Iu
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The Libby Prisou-Visit of MIR. sin
pleton-Delivery ofStores 20 Prison


ple,on--Delivery OfStores 10 Prison
ers.
This institution was favored yesterday
with visit from General Singleton, OF
Illinois, who came to the city some days
since ostensibly upon a mission OF peace,
He expressed himself very well satished
with the conduct of affairs thereat, ana,
to use his own language, said that more
lies had been told about the place than
the North could ever atone for. 1t is the
best conducted prison i'll the world. "
General Singleton will be sent North by
hag of truce this morning
Yesterday, a large lot of blankets,
boxes, etc, were delivered TO the Federal
prisoners confined i'll the city. Briga-
dier General Hayes, who reached here ON
Thursday, superintended the delivery of
the articles, and will remain here till
the distribution is completed, when he
will probably proceed To other parts of
the Confederacy, where Yankee prison
oners are confined in order TO superin-
tend further distributions
Owing to the inability of Captain
Hatch to communicate with the Federal
fiap of truce boat on yesterday, no pris-
oners for exchange were taken down the
river. They will certainly be taken
down this morning-Richmond paper
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Admiral GsId.boro.sl,. Fleet

New YORK, Feb The Commercials
Washington special says: Admiral Colds
borough is in this city, perfecting the or
ganization of the fest for European
waters. 1t is expected its composition
will he such as to be highly creditable
to the country 1t will be composed of
some of our finest and largest frigates,
which recent naval success have released
from blockade duty, and possibly an iron
clad, one of the large class may be added
to il.
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The Duty Of the Hour-A Better Era
and Brighter Days.
[From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. /.


The people of the Confederacy have
made prodigious efforts, endured terrible
sufferings, and made the most heroic sac
rafices. The unskillfnl and improvident
management of their resources by some
of the officials of the government have
been we'll calculated to dampcn their ar
der, and the harsh and factiOus criticism
of newspapers to SOW the seed OF distrust
and dependency But better era IN
the management of affairs has dawned,
and if the press, people, and government
will work in harmony, and the spirit OF
greed and extortion can in any way be
banished we shall see brighter days. We
cannot afford to quarrel with each ether.
If we can make one more united effort
the day will be our own. Ii we prefer
sabjugation to the Yankees toa longer
continuance of resistance; to fly from our
present evils to others that we know not
of, it is easy to make the experiment.
But Virginia, which was not the first to
enter this struggle, viii be the last to
choose such an alternative
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The RumOrs of "A General 4 n change Of
Prisoners DOubted.

New YORK, Feb. 7,-Retuned Union
prisoners doubt the correctness of the
statement lately put forth that there is
to be general exchange of prisoners at
the rate of 5000 per month; thus re,
quiring ten months to exchange the 30,
900, and say if the rebels were now de-
sirons of any immediate full exchange
it could be done in twenty days. The
rebels are reducing the numbers Of on
prisoners at the rate of 20 per cent
per month by starvation, and inducing
them to enlist in their armies in order
that they may get food.
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Pnblic Meeting in Toronto.

TORONTO, Feb. IA mass meeting
was held last night at St.. Somers Hall,
called by the Mayors proclamation, for
the purpose of condemning the govern
ment for providing to refund the money
taken by the ST Albans raiders, and also
for the passage of the alien bill amend
ment. Resolutions unqualifedly sus-
tanning the government were passed by
n larue majority
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scv.ra,. Diplomn.ic Di.pa ,ehc..

NFw YORK, Feb. The first volume
of Stewards diplomatic dispatches ispub
lished. An abstract Of it shows that
Seward discouraged foreign sympathy
for rebels, and that Macmillan stopped
at London to secure recognition, but was
put of to more opportune time; that
blockade running was carried ON under
an agreement TO run the inward cargo
on the account of the rebel government,
on the condition of receiving cotton oi
bonds ia retnru So .s Ia.l4.s
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nois Central railroad, and Messrs. Allen
and Grinen opposed it. when it was
agreed to-67 against 81.
The committee rose and the House
passed the fortifcation and army appro-
priafion bills.
A recess until NJ. was taken.
The evening session was devoted on
tirely to speech making
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The Drar New York City.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1T is ascertained
that about 10000 persons, whose names
have been enrolled for draft in this city,
cannot be found, Besides, very large
number of these found are exempt by
age. &c. Additions are being made,
however, of new names, and iii thought
there will be about $4,000 or lO0,OoO per-
sons liable TO draft in this city
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The Southern Meat Crop.
From the Richmond whig, Feb. 8

From the Richmond wing rep' D.
The Mobile Register is gratified to state
that the meat crop Of Alabama and that
part of Mississippi not occupied by the
enemy will be very large this season. 1t
arrives at this conclusion, from inquiry,
that the yield is double this year what
it was last, and in some counties the
planters have been selling their surplus
of green pork at one dollar per pound.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-08
The Gold Market.

New YORK, Feb. The gold market
is excited but unsettled The prices
show considerable strength, but there is
an indisposition to take any considera-
ble amount at present quotations. EX-
pectations of news from Charleston and
a rumor that Grant is making move
ment south of the James, tend to check
confidence, though without putting
down prices, which range from 2l5 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-08
The Confederate Flag Saluted at Mat
amOras by the Erench.

From the Richmond Wing February =
The San Antonio Herald says the
French, on arriving at Matamoras, com
pli,nented the Confederate flag with a
hearty salute, while they passed by the
Yankee flag in silent contempt. Our flag
is reported to be waving over stores,
taverns and saloons all over the city Of
MatamOras
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Hoods Losses i'm Cannon-The South
ern Feeling I'm Memphis.
From the Richmond whig February g.

General John C. Brown, of the Army
of Tennessee, informs the Columbus Re
public that the Confederate loss in cannon
during the retreat from Nashville was
sixty-five out of one hundred and eight
pieces. This is not so bad as the Yankees
have represented An officer who had
been wounded and remained sometime
in Memphis and who has just arrived to
our lines, says that the southern people OF
Memphis, who are many, are unwavering
in their faith in the ultimate triumph of
our arms
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General Lee iIopfaI and Confident
From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 81

FTOU IUb NIUHIuUHU DIoP"V0"F E0" "'I
General Lee is said to have remarked,
a few days since, that he saw and appre-
ciate the difficulties surrounding us, but
he was hopeful and confident that any
compromise now would prove but truce
or armistice, and would be an unmanly
shrinking from present duties, and en-
failing upon onr children trials which
we should meet and overcome.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-08
GENERAL GRANT.
The Army Of the Potomac
Advance Movement on the 5th
Indie ations ofa Grand Military Move
ment.
Press Dispatch

NEW YORK, Feb. IA correspondent
of the Philadelphia Press states that late
OH Tuesday night the I'd, 9th and 9th
corps were placed under marching orders
and the 5th corps was held i'll readiness
for service Six days rations were dis
tributed to the three corps, and it was
generally conceded that the army was to
make grand move, but at last accounts,
although the orders had not been rescind-
ed, there was every reason to believe
no movement would be made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-08
Arrests in Now York.

New YORK, Feb Numerous arrests
of recruiting officers, mastering officers,
substitute brokers, internal revenue as-
SCISSORS, and others connected with the
enlisting business in New York, have
been made here the past few days
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Powder Made i'm Texas.

From tho Richmond Whig. Feb,
The Houston Telegraph says the inter
and mining bureau in Texas, is now pro
ducing inter enough to supply the de-
partment with gunpowder. 1t is capa-
Bile of producing five thousand pounds
per day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-08
Ratification Of the Constitutions
Amendment in Maine.

AUGUSTA Maine, Feb. The Maine
Legislature to-day ratified the constitu
tional amendment abolishing slavery -
One hundred guns were fired in honor OF
the event.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-08

New YORK, Feb 7.-Commissloner
Lewis has written to an assessor that II
is entirely admissible forpersons to make
copies of income lists when exposed 70
public view. What use these copyists
made of the lists the commissioner says
is neither the assessors business nor his
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NOTICES.
Notice
Notice to Soldiers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OV

IL hrer, MusieiaB and private soldier In ths
service Of the United state- from Ohio County
upon making Application % the Board ~ Super
yisors Of said county. viii be released from ths
payment Of 70 mucb Of tss county levy Of lasI
as was lsVed for The ymsnt u rslisfof soldiers
families and for the payment ~ bountis1 and IL
slfeah paid IL will be refunded 10 such
By order Of tho board,
GPO W sIGHTs
feblI0d Clerk 3 q &c
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Board Of Supervisors.

CPRCIAL UKKTING.-A pPEGIAL
- MEETING Of the Board Of supsryisors OF
the eoanty Of Ohio viii be held n the Court
House Of aid county, At 10 o'clock a N, on
THURSDAY, the 9TH day Of February. Ios5, 10
consider and act upon the subject of ontrsng q
COUNTY BOUNTY % recruits who nay b.
credited % IN the qnotA or szid eosnty undsf
a. thr.e hundred shoasand (Jo0, d00 nen.
JOHy G. HUPP. Pse<sAent
aE0 ". ef9HTs Chi. fsbs
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WE would remind our readers that the
sale of the desirable country residence
offsrsd by Mr.. B. NJ. Eoff comes of at the
Conrt House to-day.
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Th. Produce Of Insurreciionary
States.

WASHINGTON, Feb THE Secretary
of the Treasury has, with the approval
of the President, designated the port of
Fernandina, Florida, as place for the
purchase OF products OF the insurreetion-
sry States on Government account.
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The Raid up Chowan River Aban-
dOned.
From the Richn

From the Richmond Examiner, Feb 8
The raid up the Chowan river toward
Weldon is said to have been abandoned
before it accomplished anything.
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Iuyes,igation about the Canada Raid,

MONTREAL, Feb 7.-lnvestigations IN
to the conduct of Judge Coursol, IN re,
leasing rebel prisoners, have commenced
by the government commissioners. Inc
proceedings are private for the present
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BALTIMORE, Feb. THE flag Of truce
steamer New York arrived from Fortress
Monroe yesterday, with ten prisoners In
Guiding several officers,
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Information Wanted,

nP THE WHRREABOCTs OF
~ THE Flatboat 'SHAkPsBCBj, ubich
left the port Of Pittsburgh on Jaesday night. sbs
alth ul Thsrs wssa skiH on the deck when
last heard from she was seen passing Wsil.ytlls.
Any information that win Lad TO her recovery
viii bs Hberslly rewarded. Also al expenses
will be paid JOHN hACkls. Z"
f.b1 div JAMES MCABE
pfft.bareh Pa
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The situation "a, Wilmington.

From theIW iImington J0urnaI FeUIualyI IT
Everything below Wilmington is quiet.
There is no change in the position of the
enemy's land or sea forces. The weather
is dreadfully cold
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The Confederation Scheme in Cau-
ada

QUEBEC, Feb THE debate on the
Confederation scheme opened last night
in Parliament. Attorney General NC
Donald made a lengthy speech on the
subject. ,..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-08
Missouri Ratifles the Constitutional al
Amendment.

asst. LOUIS, Feb. Both Houses of the
Missouri Legislature ratified the amend
ment to the Federal Constitution with
but two dissenting voices in the Senate
and four in the House.
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DRY GOODS.

"" --'----- n
DRY GOODS AT COST
S sa
To make room for
The New York herald., 1865-01-06

to-day He would Try 70 be a. bSef be could bot
matters appeared him he did not think he could get
over all be had 70 say In less than from i've 70 sx hours
He, therefore, hoped that the Court would not Limit
counsel " any nxed number OF hours.
The Court said that counsel should mot be limited, but
should have full scope for all they may have TO say.
The Court will adjourn 20 meet tomorrow lthis
morning) At ten O'Clock, and will sit until four
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1865-01-06

U,HE GOULD CURRY SILVER MINING COMPANY
i has derarcd dividend for Decenhef OF seventy I'VE
dollars per foo, IN sod payable through the Bank q Csor
MA on stosk reessTed Tor dividends IN New loIb aud
aier the sh instant loss exchange By LfEs WALLER,
No ~ Pine
Nag lons, Jan. 4 1863
The New York herald., 1865-01-06

THE RUSSELL FILE COMPANY.
CAPITAL sc1oo,
GUBsCRIPTION PRICE el0 PER SHARE.
President
GEORGE A. 0S0COD ESQ.
vce PrssidsnL
LB. WELLINGTON, Esq
Trustees,
Hon s'g,ry ? I.est..s M Ma.'rsos. Esa,
CnAnLRa LspiAaD ESQ
Messrs roIHA.,us 4 AJAossos, q grchsnIe place and
Messrs. Mus, KHicxsRsAcxsR Co, 70 Broad street
Treasurer,
We IL Osooop. ESQ.
This company having rchssed the clcosve right OF the
recent reutofng Files Inter ercrns
sso, end cs ns. s ole, = e, q. s.s q" ss
par value beins so par share fe company beg inform
the public that this invention they will be shc restore
make IN every respect equal 80 dozen ~
twelve Inch hos day the tAng expense OF %
cents pcr dofen, and othsr sises In proportion.
branch mechanical industry win osoe appreciate
great value o such invention and the large ei ones
Tor safe and profitable investment Tho company beg 70
refer for further psrcuars " their prospscus which can
Msssrs MILLS, ,KNIcKERBAcKERAoo.,S SBroad st., and
POLHAhIus JACKSON, - EXCHANGE pisce
TUE rRusTEks or THB sBAMENs BANK FOR saw
inGs have sered that interest tfree ef government
tS) be paid W deposors euuued thereto for The months
ending Dervmbes ~ 40 folIows,-On sums Of $40 and
der :. We rse o. ave per cent per apnum. and On sums
or aud Monday ieh inst The p,srss, w BE- placed 70
the sre'iis q The depositors ~ princpsl
wiLuAn Nussor, sec'y. WIN H. MACY, Prcat
NEW foAx, Jan T. 1888.
The New York herald., 1865-01-06

RURsuAMs FURNITURE Rgss-ruRSrrrsn
~ and families moved IN city and oountsy; pAnefsvs.s
and rua furniture 10 red and shippd fvrgiturs ssssa
ONE lis West Rlsvss1 scs.ssa tssSh ssS Arts
The New York herald., 1865-01-06
OFFICE OF THE
" NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
Nc. 62 william street.
Ngw YoRK Jan. T. lok

INV " f$sE $sEsotsRu tsR rs5a4REE'HA aSa49s4
| No. o. william stree street, =. ,s..
| IMPORTANT NOTICE
the greater part Of .he of the Phia.
Sfp % a. and BY @
% 70 noo. s ony mss %
obtained 81 each and thai The sabscrp
ton books Wi @ESsss5,za RSsssssi51, s'.r JxsuARy i, 1885
winch ' no %GsEET E Pc iSs L ~ es"
n. O. sYosAE. Secretary
OFFIcE or THE sTnEET gga I COMMISSIONER, NO. 81
vi" the . % s :" and sssS s
name o. the bidder written thereon win be this
%rss,Ss sosii sas s Is $ sar.s sass T.
s a pp ossos :" " se se,S se
ana uHAs sn &C. g. coasE 4 sis ss sce
STRICT DEPARTMENT, New York, Jan. 8, 1869
OFFICE or THE OHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY
q pso so on % S w M Psy sns ny
her payable at the Office OF the company No Broad street.
Ne" YORK; on and alter the %M " q 4 maHai s pr,.,
AnSu D voscr. Secretary.
OFFICE oF THE JERSEY CITY INSURANCE COM.
psn mo ss sy gTy
Directors of this company have this day declared
% cent '
pUBLrc PETROLEUM STOCK EXCHANGE.
u III Broadway,
corner OF Rector street, ~ ".
Books OF subscription for membership now opened at the
rooms Terms SO Yer annum.
PErRoLEuh.
HAVE F6keMHsHb sos Ys acfhs s 81 SPSfk cif LANDS
in Western Rlfsinia Tor sIOl,Nn
e0up OF the sum remains 20 ~ TAKEN and can be SUBJ
..s NOT H5sss hsss sass sss
MAN AS ~ kHS? Ms;s's ftr'
will be formed under the laws OF the York and
purchAsers Of The land will receive
5000 IN STOCK FOR EVERY el,0U SUBSCRIBED.
Those who have sgnhed their intention IN subscribe
do BY signing the subscption list ocs
the books win Be closed before the 10Th Of January
1885.
FOR SALE
MoKinley, Bergen Coal aud OIL,
Northern Light Consolidated,
Buchanan Farm, Encalsior,
Clifton, Ohio,
Dividend on Stocks paying from to per per month
wAosTAPr 4 doETCHfUs
n broadway, room ~.
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NOTICE

IN TREASURY DEPARTMKHT, jan 2 1865.
Notice hereby yven that suoscrpion. for ten forty
bonds made during thu coming week. amounting $4,000
and upwards may be paid m nsalments Of not less than
one third on tho 7h ns not less than the 18th
lnst and the balance on the 2lst inst.
Each instament must be some multiple Of one hundred
dollars. w. r. fESSENDEN,
Recrctary Of the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1865-01-06

INVENTORS MUTUAL ASSISTANCE COMPANY AND
l General Patent Agency-Capital, 100000, In 10000
shares OF Sio sssh ooes Nassau street. opposite the
formed for the purpose securing American foreign
patents and assisting twhen required funds
Ito establish the value their well
as 70 protect them from the piracy Of unpncped
Prospectuses and information
once, 10 Nassau street sITwELL HARRIS, Manager
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ii. sTOCk BROKERS'
80 Broad street, New York.
All kinds Of Government Securities, Railway Stocks and
Bonds aod, &C. bought and sold commission. Interest
allowed on all deposits
Attention veB the purchase sale Of OIL Stocks Mt
the Petroleum Exchange Philadelphia orders given and
ceived. Il. G. STEDMAN
The New York herald., 1865-01-06

CENTRAL PETROLEUM COMPANY.-NINTH MONTH
~ ly divdend-The directors Of the Central Petroleum
Company have this day declared dividend o one cent
upon their capital stock OF 5000 00 payable the 18th
inst al The Office Of the company No 10 Pine street,
York The transfer win be closed from the 10th to the
10Th inst. WE'D. w. CLARKE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1865-01-06

nIvIDEND.-TIIE SAVAGE MINING COMPANY OF
- San Francisco has declared dividend for the month OF
December Of 80 per share gold This IL the dividend
70 closing accounts for the year Payable through
change, by LEES WALLER, No. IS Pine street, New