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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
Jefferson Davis.

Road what an editor Of one of the South
Srn papers says of Jefferson Davis. 1t is
edited by the same person who edited It do.
ring the Rebellion, and now that he dare
speak, utters bis sentiments freely. We
copy an extract from his article on Davis, to
show that reconstruction may not be 30 diff.
ficult o matter as some persons imagine:
Power 10 him was sweeter than the lives OF
his people lie closed his ears 10 the cries OF
widows and the walls oi orphans, and steel led his
heart 10 wicked desperation. No cause, no mat.
ier how just, could prosper under such leader
His appointments were made not with reference
to competency but with relereuce TO subservien.
cy TO him. He wanted no one whom he could
not use for his own base purposes. o
sand, at last, when his own people began TO
murmur and to whisper complaints they dared
not openly make, he asked his Congress, there
toiore subservient TO his will for gag laws and
dictatoral powers. He even asked that he
might be empowered to say who shond edit
newspaper and who should preach the Gospel.
This was too much for even his Congress, ind
they refused him. Then lie despaired OF fur.
ther lease OF power, and begun 10 contlivc for
his personal benefit. He got Congress to author-
ize him to steal ne-Iourth OF al! the gold in the
Coniedcracy, but he had only time 10 rob the
banks of Richmond, and perhaps u few others -
With the proceeds OF thi theft he has obsconded.
''No wonder we nTe thankful to the Union ar.
mics for releasing us from such a tyranny, and
snatching us from The clutches of such a robber
We might well have hailed even an army of
Turks, for they could not have made our coiidi.
ton worse. Our only hope was in what we then
termed the common enemy Thank God, that
.enemy'is in our midst, and has delivered us, and
is now our friend. lWe have canse to be deeply
for verify our deliverance has been
great They have taken US out Of tho miry clay
of Davisism, md placed Os upon the hill olLi5er.
r. t r
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On lNTELLIGENCE--Recent reports from the
Oil Creek region represent. great dullness and
hatness in operations on the creek, and an i'm.
preston is gaining ground among experienced
men that the value oil property is rapidly dimin-
lshing. Many OF the wells which have hereto.
fore been most prof liable, are now yielding little
or nothing; There is no question that tho sup
the extensive development of that region, and we
are reliably informed that the quantity is con :
stently diminishing. Much Of the most valuable
oil territory has been ruined temporarily if not
petmaneh,y oy ihe vast quantity of water which
mas poured in through abandoned wells. Very
likely this Ia the chief cause Of the decline Of
some oil the best wells.--Meadvle Repubican.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

T OFFER FOR MALE A coon FARM OF
L 100 ACRES, with all the appurtenances, of
Cows and Farming Tools, Wv th i'm mediate pos
session, as Dairy Farm,-as follows: Stua ted
on the main road from Chardon 10 Paines vile
IA mile'trom Chardon Court Il6use-go d house
and barne-orchard OF the choicest grated iruit-
good we'll and cisiern--a beautiful sugar nipple
orchard--well- -timbered and vel. wa,ered. Nine
choice dairy cows, farming tools, sleigh, buggy,
o. lot Of lumber. hay aud grain sufficient Tor lhe
stock-poulry. lot of excellent potatoes, loves,
one third OF horse. power aud fixtures for saw
ing wood. The terms of payment and giving
possession, to accommodate purchaser, can DO
understood by calling on MIR. John Murray. or
the subscriber on the premises. Said arm and
stock, &c.,will be sold together or separately, 10
sui; the purchaser. p. H.. COVEY.
Chardon, March II, 1865. 792m3
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale

V1IU4Dtc Mill property 1Or sale.
TN pursuance OF an order granted by the Pro-
l. bate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, will Of.
er for sale at public auction. on the l5th day qf
July, Il. u. 1868, at lOA M. upon the premises e
following. described real estate, situate in the
County of Geauga, Township of Chardon and
State OF Ohio, and known as part OF Lot No, 3,
Section 4, Tract 4. ol Chardon Township in said
County, and bounded as follows, to wit. Begin.
ming at the center of the river where the south
margin OF tho bridge crosses the same; thence
south 3 deg. west l3 chains 60 links; thence
north II deg, west chains SO links; thence
deg, west 3 chains IA link g; thence north As
deg, east chains SO links; thence nor tn 43 deg
west chain 6 links; thence nor th ID deg, east
3 chains IS links thence north % deg, east
chain % links; thence south 20 deg, east 3
chains % links; thence north 70 deg, east S
CHAINS 81 links; thence south 3Sh deg west S
chs. links; thence north IL deg. west chs SO
links thence west chain 81 links; thence south
Al deg west chains SO links; thence west /
| chain 37h links; thence south Al deg, west 3
chains; thence south al deg, east chains and
So links, 10 place OF beginning, continuing eight
and S5- lO0ths acres of land -
Also, one other piece or parcel Of land in said
Lot and Tract, and bounded as follows, 10 wit
Beginning at the sou east corner of land for
merly owned by Gurdon Rogers thence north
65N deg, west chains and 80 links, along the
center of the road thence north 2h deg, east 4
chains and l6 links; thence north 65 deg, west
4 n chains; thence north 36 deg, west chains
and 40 links thence nor herly down the river II
chains and SO links thence north 72 deg, east
chain links; thence south 2h deg, west 81
chains SO links, containing OK acres OF land
known as the Mitchei's Mill property
Terms of Sale One.third in hand, one third
in one yeur and onc.thrd in two years from day
OF sale, with interest, the payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold:
JANE S. ROOT,
WILLIAM RICHARDS;
Admnistra tors of Riley S. Root, deceased.
May %, 1865. 8O2w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

THE Emperor of Russia contemplate
giving during the present summer, one of
those grand reviews of the cream of all his
troops, which will, it is thought. crafty and
astonish the world as Of oldon tim& but,
says an English exchange, "sixty or q hun.
dred thousand men no longer have tha,
large significance and exceptional characte,
they had in former days. when people had
not heard of the giant armies of America
which meo. in hundreds of thousands. and
after the worsiing OF afew DAYS is past, dt
battle in replenished strength" 'H''.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

"WHo is hei" said passer by to policeman n
who was endeavoring to raise an intoxicated in
dividual who had ia lien into the gutter. Cant
say, sir" replied the policeman, "he can't give
an account of himself" Of course not." said the
other, show can you expect an account from a
man who has lost his balancef"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF the
ID Conrt Of Common Pleas of Geauga County,
Ohio, wherein Seth Edison is Plaintiff and Julia
Edison and others are defendants, TO me directed
and delivered and dated May 18th, 1865, shall
offer for sale ut public vendue, al the Court House
in Chardon IN said County. on SATURDAY,
June Gath, 1865, at O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day.
the following real estate, situate in the township
OF Chardon, in said County and State, and known
az parts oi lots Nos. ., and 6, Tract No. Q, and
bounded as follows: beginning at the southwest
corner of Lot No 4, Tract 2; thence running west
to the so-called River road running TO Muchell's
Mills; thence southery along said road 10 land
OF Mrs. Angel; thence east TO the west line of
Lot No. 3; thence south on said lot line to the
line OF said Tract 2; thence east on said Tract
line TO the southeast corner OF said Lot No. g.;
thence north on said lot line to the SO ith.east
corner Of said Lot No. S in Tracr No 2; thence
west on the south line OF Lots No. 4 nd to the
place OF beginning, containing about l60 acres Of
lard, excepting and reserving therelrom the fol-
lowing described lands, to wit: all thai part of
Lot No. 6 described above. and being all of said
Lot No 6, Tract No. Q, except 20 acres in the
south west part ofsaid Lot, owned BY w. Heath,
excepting and reserving also the following de-
scribed premises, to wit: being in Lot 3, begin.
ming at the north -west corner oil Lot No in said
Tract; thence west 7 chains, 43 links; thence
south SO chains, 66 links; thence east chains
43 links; thence north 80 chains, &c links to the
place OF beginning, containing 25 acres OF land
Said premises are appr aised at Sl650 Terms
of Sale-Cash in hand.
sheriff's Office. Geauga Co.,I
May 18th, 1865, 60lw5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

M&S EARM for sALE.-One hun
II dred and thirty acres of nd
y 1sits, with good buildings, living water
and plenty OF timber, This farm is capable OF
keeping twenty cows summer and winter. Stu.
ated only one mile from the Center o ! Huntsburg
and less than that from Armstrong & li's
Cheese Factory. D. STARKS.
Hlntsburg, May l2lh, 1865. 60Iu
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EVERY Man his own TANNER"

TTNIIE Subscriber. being the only authorized
i agent in Chardon for the Celebrated Inn.
ming Process no iced in the Democrat n lew
we ks since, would say to the people that no
is now prepared TO tan ali kinds of iurs
Specimens OF his Tanning, showing the pro.
cess to be no humbug, may be seen at his Shop
one door north of the Democrat Office.
61rRights sold for Five Dollars,
For further particulars, inquire Of
l.. S. RIDER.
Chardon. April 7th, 1865. 795m6
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A Great Discovery.

nR. b STlCKNEY, of New York, has pro.
~ duced a Compound that cures The disease
that prevails to great extent in SEINE parts Of
this Stare. which battles the skill OF mosi physi-
cians-which some term Camp Itch some Salt
kind of breathing ont When children are first
attack cd they are doctered !or the Itch. which
genera lily makes them break out. worse For
Sale by Cook IL McGowan, Chardon, Ohio tho
only place where itcan be procured in The state.
Price, so ce nts per box. 'F
HTOn receipt OF 55 cents we will send box
to any part Of the State .-..
.. =. COOK & MCGOWAN.
746If
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Howard Association.

PHILADELPHIA PA:
niseases of the Nervous. Seminal. IJri-
- maryland dSexuaISyStems..ne ..new and o.
liable trea tment-in Reports OF the HOWARD
envelopes, free of charge Address Doctor ],
SKILLlN HOUGHTON, Howard Ass ociation,
No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
. t.t...l. 49, ..-H... 756yl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
New Skirt for 1855.
The GREAT INVENTION Of toe aeein
HOOP SKIRTS.

3. w. BRADLEY IS New Patent DUPLEX Ell.
LiPTIC ior doube) SPRING SKIRT
VESTS, BRADLEY a. CARY (late J. I &
J. o. West) SOLE PROPRIE TORS and MAN.
UFACTURERS, 81 Chambers and 79 and 81
Reade Streets, New York
THIS INVENTION consists OF DUPLEX Tor
l@o) Elliptic Steel Springs, ingeniousy Braided
Tightly and Firmly together, edge TO edge, max
iIg the toughe st, most Aexibe Elastic and Du.
rabe Spring ever used They seldom Bend or
Break lSe The Single Springs, and consequently
Preserve their Perfect and Reauliiul Shape
Twice as Long as any other Skirt.
The WONDERFUL rLExIBIIITY and Great Com.
fort and pleasu @ to any Lady wearing the Du.
plex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particular.
ly il. all Crowded Assemblies, Opefar, Marriages,
Railroad ars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for
Promenade and House Dless, as the Skirl can be
folded, when in use TO occupy small place as
easily as Silk or Muslin Dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great cow enience OF wearing The duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for single day, will
never afterwards Willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, Misses and Young Ladies
they are Superior TO all others.
They ore the Best Quali,yin Every Part, and
Unquestionably The Lightest, Most Desirable
Comfortable and Economical Skirt Ever Made
FOR SALE in all First Class Stores In This
City. and throughout the United States and Ca |,
ndas, Havana dc Cuba, Mexico, South America
and the West Indies. .f,-..-
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT. 796wS.
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DR.. D. Fl. Seelye & Co.,
Sole Proprietors. Chicago, Illinois. I'd.
...l py Laboratory at F'eeport. Illinois
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, o.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
WIN. JOHNSON, Detroit, Mich.
Sold in Chardon by J. Nichols, NJ d, and by
Druggists everywhere. 7S2jan6ly
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.h#,
BY 80 sgEgzk1ia -
&tt - .
L. S. Ayres,

has Just returned from the city
of ~ York, aOhere he has pur-
chased q Me,0 Stock Of Goods,
a0hieh, for vardety of style, du.
ra6tlity of material and frne-
ness Of feature, cannot be er'
celled IN this section. As to
tile Price,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

Mr. Fulton writes to the Baltimore finer
icau an account of his visit to the forts in
Charleston harbor. We copy some inter.
estIng passages:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

OFFICERS.
OLIVER Z. WOOD, President
JAMES CRUlKsHANK Vice President
CHARLES j. MARTIN Treasurer.
JAMES wADSwoRTfi, Secretary.
T.. X. BLACKWELL, Consulting Engineer and General
Superintendent -
TRUSTEES
PAUL n sPoFFoRD Of Spogord. Tile.tOn Co.. New
York.
CHARLES J. MARTIN. President Home Insurance Co.
ew-York
The Hon ROGER AyERILL, Danbury. Conn.
The Hon. ALBERT L. CATLIN, burlington, W
JAMES CRUIKsHANK No. IS Broadway. New.York
OLIVER 4. WOOD. No. &c Bsrclay.st., New.York.
JAMES wADSWoRTH Of jaime. " adsworth Co., No
81 Cedar.s. New-Yort
JOHN w STRONG. Detroit, Mich.
EDWARD NJ MORGAN, No. 2 Finest, NewYork.
The ,ubscption nearly completed that (, intended
close the same on or before the 25th OF February.
Subscription eco which 5000 900 purchases the land
to wit, g. $50 ACRES The remaining s5OOCO is the per
manen, cash working capital q the Company
Capital Stock s6Oooooo Par Value OF Shares. 300. Sub
srbers this purchase will receive Eight Shares of Stock for
each One Hundred Dollars subscribed Lands located the
Little Kanawha and Elk Rivers In the Counties Of Gmer and
Bra1to in the very heart Of the oil region Of West Virginia
Professor Richardson reports: Your property is the very
center Of the West Virginia Oil Regions 1t has numerous
oil and gas springs along the banks m streams one OF which
vie. with the famous Burning Spring itself"
Professor Shepherd Of New Haven, Conn., reports; con
,ider eunently oil land The oil bearing shses
undere extensively and he long lines Of hydro
sen Illuminating springs OF which saw burning
the appearance d oil itself the surface OF the tract
fully confirm me in this bsli-f
There doubt thar along your creeks and tbu' ,es
there large Of vinsbe oil producing territory The
prodous Of bitunnOus and camel coal ironore,
limestone aud hreesys embodied in the nigh hills on your
property the tops and slopes Of which covered with
r.ordy growth OF white and other heavy ,mbers add
immensely to It's value
These fully indorsed by the reports Of the most
tactical and experienced from the Oh districts Of both
Pennsylv and Virginia
The Company consider themselves fortunate in having
the of Mr.. BLACKWELL practical Civil EnEi-
ate Chief Engineer and Superintendent Of the Commission
en OF Washington Heights" New.York City.
Arrangements In rapid progress for the Immediate de-
vopmen, Of the property scale nsura,e witt s
value and extent
Subscriptions payable At the time Of subscribing.
hall Ia and the balance thirty days from tie time II
closing Of the subscription be made 10 peron by let
ter tbs Office. Of the uDder.lsned No. 81 Ccdar', New
Yori J. W srw'sls No CanaL'., Boston. l. X Dobson,
No a. sta, Boston AMI John W. Strong Detroit, Mich,
where full information an be obtained
JAMES wADswoRTH CO..
No. 81 Cedar st., New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

MORE THAN ON E-HALF OF THE
SHARES ALREADY SUBSCRIBED FOR.
STOCKHOLDERS FRLE FROM ALL LIABILITIES
DE KALB.PETROLEUM COMPANY
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
STATE or NETWORK.
$780, 600
$4,000 SHARES OF $40 EACH.
Two ~ens the Companyls property one yieldus
Forty Ba,re per Dry the other, striking OIL sowsd ten
Br. yer day and when ,ubed will yield very large Cow.
SIX MORE WELLS TO BE SUNK IMMEDIATELY.
OFFICERS;
GEORGE l.. EIGESBRODT,
rKEAsrRKR
HENRY DE ZAvALA.
sEcRErARr,
SAMUEL W. BoocoCK
TRUSTEES;
GEORGE L. EIGRNBRoDT, esq, No. 30 BrOada
J. KENNEDY sMYTH, ESQ, No. "a Broadway.
MAHLoN S. FROST, esq, No CedaI.s,. and Ttusvile,
Penn.
EDuARD O LUDLOW, NJ D., No ~ p. wentythiIda
SAMUEL HASKELL. ESQ.,, Plat cor. Goldst.
J. VAN RENSSELAER, IT,, esq, No. ~ Exchange place.
J. LEE SMITH, esq, No. 90 Be-kmanst
RICHARD AMERMAN, esq, No. u Broadway.
HENRY DE ZAvALA, esq, No. loo Broadway.
COUNSEL,
JOHN II. BIRD. esq, so. 1T Broadway.
CARR, TAYLOR l. Co, No. 20 Broadst
SCHEDULE.
No on on Creei one aero BennehoG Farm, with two
which has flowed 10 barrels per day.
No. 2, Frost Refinery, buildings Office. kc., &c.
No g. 100 acres In fee on Pit Hole Greek
No. g. 100 acres on little Ksnawha River.
Th, Company, property has been examined by n s
Trustees and located TO 10 NJ all times July under their
control snd management
The Company having been formed for and
invr,en Il. capital stock offered only fall paid thus
securing stockholders immunity from all liabilities.
Its productions will pay hno dividends and
the SIX New Wells completed great results
almost uudoubted.
Subscription. win be received for limited number OF shares
until further notice. the Office Of the Company Bankers
CARR, TAYLOR 6 CO.,
No 80 BROAD ST, Room No. Is, New York,
Where circulars giving full descriptions well maps Of the
property, can be seen.
sions from out Of town promptly attended to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

I'VE
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL STOCK.................S 81 ,OUO,OOO,
DIVIDED into 10000 Shares, AZ So per share.
SUBSCRIPTIONS PRICE,
TO 60, 600 SHARES ONLY, 81 80 PER SHARE
STOCK ISSUED FULL PAID.
$4,000 CASH APPROPRIATED AS WORKING
CAPITAL.
PRYspYSr. LCKENS.
VICE PRrsrDgSr.........WM. NJ. STEWART
1RKAsUHKK. W NJ u SMITH
SgCRETARY................E t.. j. HARRISON
ISAIAH LUKENS ROBERT SMITH.
W. ID. SMITH, EDWD. +. CUSHMAN.
w. NJ STEWART
OFFTCES-NO. az PINE.STREET, NETWORK,
AND NOS. 23 AND "a WASHINGTON BUILD
INGS (So. IA South Third ST., below Wal
mutt PHILADELPHIA
The intrinsic value Of their territory Is greater than that Of
any other oil company before tire public with the same
amount of capital.
The Directors invite al who desire investing IN oil stocks to
cal their Offices aud examine prospectus, draushts, &C.,
where they cannot fail to be satisfied that the
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
organised such basis that stockholders fail to
realize handsome profit aside from the question OF oil Alto
g-ther.
Tue books for subscription will be open for short time
longer at the Offices of the Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

ALBERT II. NICOLAY CO.,
STOCK AVCIIUNEERS.
BROKERS AND DEALERS IN
GOVERN ENT SECURITIES,
STOCKS BONDS AND GOLD
No. ~ WlLLlAMST., N. Y.
OILsrOCKS offst cias companies that recommend
a. good vest-nts may 1t all times be found our office
and tia lowest rates In lots 20 suit purchseI
SALES MADE AT THE REGULAR
PETROLEUM STOCK BOARD
At their sessions, daily, II! O'Clock and p m.
OlDERS REGIME PROMPT ATTENTION.
TEE PrBzic PErRoLzus srocK ExcHAsas
No ~ Broadway. corner kector-st !
yINHP PROPRIETORS Of the PUBLIC Pc
i TROLEUA STOCK EXCHANGE have fixed the rate
NJ admission for Menbefship at One Hundred Dollars Der
snnum rom and after MONDAY. the iith inst
Tue ererpTse having proved success beyond all srpecs
tons a the pre-ut bling found inaAqnab arrange
arc already progress occupying much
Ter. immediately Ia tie vicinity OF the other Boards
". L. JACKSON Secretary
DETROLEUM LANDS FOR SALE.-ll7
acre. Of superior OIL LAND situated rtbols Greek
n,sy The cesbt.a United well Ing lire at office Of
xLwA8D GI4tLRg, Ss. - ChsubsssI
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6totkbcI6rrs nlcctinas.
OFFICE OF TIE HouuroS1c RAILROAD Coxras

OFPIcE OF THE HousAroyIc RAILROAD CoxrASY,
BRIDG EPoRT. CT.. Feb. 8. 1868.
NOTICE.-THEA ANNUAL MEETING OF tie
~ Stakeholder. of tbs Housstoe Reiroad Company VIII
held their Oce in the City Of bridgeport FRIDAY.
the 18th inst, y o'clock or the purpose Of electing
BOARD OF DIRECTORS for sad Company for the year en-
and do any other business proper TO be dono al sid
meeting The Transfer Books will be closed from the 10th to
the 2sth inst, both days inclusive. By ordrr,
c. K AVERILL, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

PETROLEUM.
WAGSTAFF & GOETCH1CS,
No. = BROADWAY, Room No. %,
OFFER FOR SALE,
OIL STOCKS.
EXCELSIOR CLIFTON
MCKINLEY BUCHANAN
BFRGEN COAL AND OIL, CONSOLIDATED.
OCEANIC, HlGHGAIf,
RYND FARM. FOUNTAIN,
NORTHERN LIGHT, NORTH AMERICAN,
MANHATTAN, UNITED 81 ATES,
GUILD FARM, CESTRAI.
GREAT WESTERN CONSOLIDATED.
All Of which recommend as good investments s
present prices Having personally examined the Oh Regions
Of Penny vaa viii cheeruy furnish information to parties
desiring to invest.
SAILS MADE AT THE REGULAR
PETROLEUM STOCK BOARD
at their two sessions daily III O'Clock and P.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO-
GREAT NORTHERN OIL COMPANY.
~ OYrcE, No. 81 ExCaASGE PLAcK, NEAR BROADwAy
Manufacturers and Sole Propr:-tors of the
HENDRICK LUBRICATOR.
Also dealers in SPERM, LARD WHALE and other OLA
JOHN BRYAN. Pre.tfnt. NewYork
JACOB s. ATWOOD Nice-Pr-sdent
j. A. WISNER, Secretary aud Treasurer.
+. y. HENDRlCK, Superintendent
VIM. N. MARCUS, General Agent.
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Corporation Notices.
PROPOSALS FOR
l. 1857, 900,
BALANCE NOT AWARDED ON PROPOSALS OF
JAN s, 1861
NEW-YORK COUNTY COURTHOUSE
STOCK"


Sealed proposals viii be received the Comptroers Office
Until SATURDAY Feb 10, 1866 at O'Clock r. when the
be publicly opened for the whole any part the
Of One Hundred ard fiyseven Thousand Two Hund.
red Dollars OF The Newio County Coutbouse Stock,
authorized by Chapter 22 OF the Laws Of 1864 and by Ord
Of the Board Of supcisoI approved BY tho Mayor
May J, 1864
The said stock provide additional for the
strrcon and completion OF tie New County Court house on
Chsmbers II win bear interest the rate Of six per cent
per annum payable semi annually the fret day Of May
Novebss in each year aud the principal will be re-
deemed ss follows, viz:
thousand hundred dollars the hrst day %
November. 1885, and
Ninety thousand dollars the first day OF November 1890
Tie proposals viii the amount OF stock desired and
the price per hundred dos thereof and the persons
whose proposal. accepted will hereupon be required 70
deposit with the County Treasurer the awardedt them
respectively.
Ga presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer such deposits the parties viii be entitled to re-
oeye certificates for equal Of the par value Of the
sums awarded them bearing interest from the da,es Of
payments.
Each proposition should be sealed end Endorsed "Proposas
for County Court House Stock end ineosed in
second envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The right is reserved to reject any ali Of the bids The
interests Of the County require It.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City of NcwYork Department OF Finance, COmprOner's
Ofce Feb 0, 1865