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The Peace mission or 1he Ria.ra.

INC Eeact 4AkSsAOA OF Ahe FIair8s
1t would seem that the people Of the
North must occasionally have a peace SEN
sation as an sppetizsr in thess troublous
times, or there would not be such furry
over the supposed mission OF the Blsirs to
Richmond. Whether they had any inten-
tion to go or not is yet unsettled; but GER
tain it is, they have returned from Grants
army to Washington. We therefore con-
clude thst General Grant does not favor
any project which would give the rebel
leaders the chance to claim that they had
been officially recognized, and demand Of
Europesn powers that they should follow
the example set by our own government.
The Tribune imsgines that it would be
possible to ascertain whether Davis were
ready for peace by sending soma one to
see. With sll due respect, we suggest that
Davis can resdily communicate his anx-
iety for peace by disbsnding his armies
and submitting to the lawful authority of
the government. Until he does this we
may infer that he is desperately in earnest,
and viii maintain his hold upon his armies
till the last moment. 1t is not with the
rebel leaders that our government is to
make peace. They are not to be recog-
nized as the lawful disposers Of the desti-
MICS of the non-slaveholding millions of
the South. They are to be seized, shot,
hung, or driven into exile. They know it
and will not relax an effort that gives the
faintest hope to their desperation. It is
well, therefore that the Blair mission
failed, whatever the cause.
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me new Financial Policy.

It is gratifying to know that the policy
OF Nr. Fessenden, so long IS he shall re-
main IN his present position, is opposed to
the further asue of legal tenders. Here
after he intends u rely on taxation and
the 7-30 loan. The ss-4o loan Is with
drawn to-day. The an.-.uncement Of
this new policy, which is made ,ufbor;tsL
lively through the New York Post N,l1 ba
very satisfactory 70 the country. In N,
absence OF any bold financial policy hRy.
ing in view a speedy return to specie pay.
ments. the country may congratulate t.
self in having policy calculated, at least
to keep down the price of gold. Mr.
Fessenden may congratulate himself, also
upon the iavor with which this policy vii
be received by the best financial minds
OF the country.
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MASTERS SALE.-PGrsuant TO tn

MASTERS SALE-Pursuant 70 the
IKlcommsnd Of an order Of sale from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of CuyahogA county, 1 hiO, AZ the
suit Of John Oampbsll against John Douglass nd
Thomas Dowling, to me directed, shaIl expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of Cleveland, she 3lst day Of
January, 1885, at O'Clock P. NJ, the following de-
soTibed premises:
situsts In the State Of Ohio, county Of Ouahoga,
and city of Cleveland, West Side, being paris Of
original lots 30 and bl in Jacob Perkins subdi-
vision so much Of lots IS and e6 IS lies north OF
line commencing OF point on q line between lots
50 and S5 40 feet from the north line Of said lot So
and forty feet thersfrom to the east line Of Lamar
tine street the lot herein described being about 81
feet on the south line and about 81 feet deep the
north line fronting on Lamartine street. Also the
balance lot S5 not included 10 the above being so
feet front on Clinton street and SO feet deep, to-
gsthsr with Rll the heredltsments and appurtensn-
COS theTeuntO belonging, tut subject TO oil streets
and highways. Appraised at sls60.
d. ". GAGE,
deeS0:1S8 Master COmmissionsr.
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The LAST Desperate Resort Of the Ne.
belIlOn...-k Emancipation and q I'm.
rOpean PKOteetOrafe.
The proposition of the Richmond Sen
tinel, echoed and endorsed BY the Enq,t-
rsr, to concihste the good viii of European
nations by emancipating their slaves and
claiming the protection of England and
France, is one Of the most startling evil
dences Of the approaching decadence Of
the rebellion which hss been seen for
months. 1t is undoubtedly authorized by
Davis and coneurred in by his immediate
military advisers. he confesses that he
has failed in his object to establish slave
empire; that the only resort left is eman-
cipstion and foreign proteetorate The
desperate men who are his mouth-pieces
reflect this conviction in the columns of
the Sentinel These belligerent editors
ask for anything rather than submission
to the Yankees. They would prefer their
graves if they cannot carry fourteen States
out of the Union. But they leave the
Southern people out, entirely, in their cal
eulstions. They affect to speak in their
name. We doubt very much, however,
whether this new extremity will be se-
eepted by the people of the South. This
is not what they rebOlled for, and it will
be difficult to convince them.
To the rumors put in circulation by that
talented rumor-maker, the New York
World, We do not attach any credit. It is
a very easy matter for an ingenious and
unscruplous writer, to give currency to
any mythical story designed to subserve
the speculative purposes of Wall street
gamblers. Neither England nor France
would aspire to the work of putting new
life into the rebellion, no matter how
much they might desire the disruption of
the Union. As we yesterday observed, our
people would be stung to madness by an at
tempt to snatch the prey from their pos
session, which they had won by years of
bloody sacrifice. England and France
understand all this very well, and the least
thing they will attempt is to bolster up
the tOttering fortunes of Davis. There is
no hope, therefore, for that chiefest of all
rascals under the sun. Fortune that has
been beguiling him onward toward the
dizzy brink of ruin, is now about to absnd-
on him forever Davis and all his mon
grel horde must forever go down into the
yawning abyss that awaits than.
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FROM SAVANNAH!

Popular Feeling in the City-StrOng Under
current Of Unionisnl-W Wife Of CoPtGiH
Norris Sent NorA-Su6ering Among
the PoOr-THe Approaching Canpaign--
SaUannab Merchants Coming North
The Occupation of SavannaF-TTs Re
ne'0al Of -Trade-Description of the
Warehouses and their Stores What aoill
be Done 1Oith the Cotton.
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Having been elected to the position of
United States Senator it is not improbable
that he viii be succeeded in the new re-
organization of the cabinet which may
take place, speculations as to his successor
will be abundant until such time as he
shall resign.
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Dated this 9th day Of December, a. D. 1854.
BACKUS 3 NOBIE,
decT;ls6 Plslntifs' Attornays.

NJ MOTICE.-Charles Q. Davis, Charles
IN 4. Davis, William d. Davis, Jam . T. DaviE,
Virginia 3. MGQueen, ,sAmAnds b. Payne, Richard
Budding, Guardian Of james Il. Payne, hay Eoui-
yer Payne and Frederica 4. Payne, John Z. Payne,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 5th cay Of December, A. d. 1854, in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and Tor the
county Of OuyAhoga, BY Eldridgs }. Payne and
Ann s. Payne, his wife, rnd is now pending where
in said Eldridge J. and Ann g Payne dOmand par
tiroa Of the f0oFing real estate situate in Oleve
land, Cuyahogs county, Ohio, 20 Wit: 1hs west
half Of subdivision lot No 81 OF CanReld Dennisoni
Foster and PeAse's subdivision Of original ten
lots Nos. one hundred and thirty -four, Q34l one
hundred and thirty Eve. ClS5l and one hundred and
thirty-six (l366 said west half being thirty three
(S3) feet front on Hamilton street, running back
one hundred QOO feet to alley, be the same more
less marked in the plata, recorded in Book D,
pages seven Cd and eight, 81 Cuyahoga county
records, be the same more or less, but subject TO
all legal highways; and tn at the next term Of
said Court the said Eldridge J. and Ann S. Payne
will apply for an order that partition may be
made Of said premises.
Dated this 9th day Of December, A. D. 1854.
BACKuS & NOBLE,
deo7:Is8 Plaintiff Attorneys.
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TRIUMPH OIL COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Capital Stock 100000
Working Capital, $4,000
10000 shares, 81 Each.

The property Of this Company comprises tracts
of OIL Lands, amounting in the aggregate to nearly
SeUen Hundred Acrss, between four and five hun
dred Of which is in Fee Simple, and at this time is
more than sufficient to pay 4 monthly dividend Cf
TioO per Cent. on its Capital. AS every tract en-
brRcsd IN this Schedule Is contiguous to large pro-
ducing interests, and the greater portion free Of
'Boyslty," It Il confidently and reasonably eZ-
pected that with working fund Of Fifty Thousand
Dollars for the future development Of their prop rly
the dividends fthe Company will shortly be large
ly increased. SIS SAFE, Paying hlgsshneHt, whether
permanent or for speculation merely, il Is believed
the Inducements offered by this Company are geo.
ond to none. Particular attention is asked to the
quantity quality and location OF the lands Of this
Company, more fully described in prospectus Is
sued BY the Company, fully describing the proper
ty, which can be obtained at the Banking ONCE
Of o. A. READ & 90 95 Superior street, who are
authorized to receive subscriptions for a limited
amount Of Stock. del9:lS5
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PRESENTS.

ChristmaJ and New Years at Union Hall.
Those who want PIesents should give US call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to Us and Bargains secure;
We have Cltthing for Boys, and Clothing for Men,
Many more sty les than III now try to pen;
Coats, 0vercoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have Scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
Oravat5,
Shirts Gloves and Collars, suspendsrs and Hsta,
half Hose and HANDKERCHIEF, Wrappers and Draw
ers,
Made ont Of silk, Wool, Merino or Gauze;
And many more things that are useful and nice,
Which for these times We'll sell at very low price.
Aud then for the es God bless the dear creatures
And grant that no sorrow may ere mar their fea-
tures; r.. .H .a- -.
The present for them, which will give thOm most
pleasure,
And be in each household a blessing and treasure,
Is 8 SEWING MACHINE, one Of SINGERS, you
know, .
Is ahead Of all other Machines made to to sew
It is simple, it Is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine uuder the sun.
Tnen all who want Presents 10 UNION HALL HE,
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy, a1
For the gifts that are valued and prizsd most Of ell
Are those that are purchased at our famed UNION
HALL
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NBNERAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
"
16S Superior street, cleveland, Ohio.

L. A. WILCOX,
Has Oa hand a large amount Of OIty Property bo b
improved and unimproved; also Western Lands
Improved and unimproved, and large number Of
Farms in Ohio and other States.
Wants purchaser for finely improved Farm two
miles from Jefferson, Ashtabula county.
lO3 acres in Licking county; rich coal lands.
n acreI near st. Clair road, four miles out.
$50 acres Pine Lands. on Pine River.
Philadelphia-An elegant building lot, HaVCrlord
street; 90 feet front, 156 deCp, 81.
Forrest street, near KinsmRn-Elegant lots, COX
226 feet.
A lumber Of cheap dwellings, varying from $500
to 81 600.
An elegsnt residence on Euclid street
House and Lot 6s Taylor street To be sold at
Guardians sale
Two Houses, corner Detroit and - SITS. jas
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ctA-,ER1cAN CRoEsUs.- Alexander 7.
1919 ,sseSs SJssI,ss5Ssys the Albany ATgus, the dry
ooS os-,o ,'o99S ~ # New York, has the largest
h iS'i,.S intho - os,5l%u 1y in America or pr0ba-
income lax of $500, ,oJR7ss JRss - IStely Ps,d an
the interest, at per cent ,s = moti1 20
millions. We know of no ca - - e'snsy
wealthy men of England that stil1Ss.s me u
equals and We suppose A, T. Stewards s 5 SSa y
Hrichest man" living.
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
Glits Rubber Base, with our mode Of inserting
and fixing, are pronounced by all to be the most
perfect natural, pleasant and useiul in eating,
speaking singing, besides, what is Of no slight
Importance, they sTe cheaper and will wear longer
than any other. A Complete Set at ONE DOLLAR
PER TOOTH, which can be made in one day. The
fact IS the diy of Metal Plates is past for ala that
them discard the old set, II able, their superior
itF being apparent to all.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL, Fl. D., nnd
]. B. DANIELS, Dentists.
Southwest corner Ontario street and Public So.
Established over Il years. n026
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GnnsnrtaI.
TIGs AND HAIR WORk.

"IGS AND HAIR WORN. -
EM. D VS. NEW ESfABhISHARRf,
THE LARGEST IN THE STATE,
OR VIC NlEIHe AAD LADIES' HAIR nRESSiNB
80 PUBLIC SQUARE.
zisiAnufEotursr Of Ail kinds Of WIGS, including
thu celebrated
ILLUSBoA WIG,
that so resembles nature TO defy the 6loBssi
scrutiny. very large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, Qb~Ought by the proprietor from
Europe, for SWITCHES and BRAIDs-the finest
assortment ever seen In this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and Half Wigs,
In every style with all improvements.
sETS OF OURLs, made from French Hst1TA
Oarlsd Hair lgusrAntsodl
EUGEHE DOUBLE snd TRIPLE BOWE,
WATERFALLS, 40,
ahIAds By the advertiser equal TO those imported.
Ladies' BraId5 made Into any kind Of Hsad-Drs'
OF Bow without injury 10 Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING IL the most prs'ai
ngEnd fashionable styles. -s---l
aG-All work warranted IS represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS st all hours. dcoSo
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8aiLgaus.
NLEVKI1AND, OO0GNBUs 3 GIN.
OOINHATI AILROAD,
1se4-5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1861.

49, ----N--sN@t ACAA1 LII w - OAAf .
OoIHHAII AILR0AD,
1se45. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1861.
lst TrAin-s.05 A, M.-CINOIHNATI EXPRESS
stopping ct Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, OTestlide, Gallon, GiIead, Oar
dingtoni Ashley Delaware, Devils Centre and
Woethington.
% TrRiD-2:l5 p. M.-AOUUMMODATIOH, ,-Stoft
81 al stahong, and arrives Ia Columbus At 80
P. n, Cincinnati 30 A. n
"a Tralns-I0:O0 P. P.M.-EIGHT XFRESS-Sfopuins
At Grafton, wellington, New London, shelby,
Orestlins, Gallon, 0ileaa. Oardington and Del.
Trains issTe columbus At 40 and 10 z;tnr
arTIv5 ut Cleveland 9:5a A. n, Ead 5 20 2, 3,
CORRECTIONS,
HkeibY-9andusky, MRDsneld & Newark Ral,rOed 10
HsnSe4ld, Mt. Vernon, Newark. zano5Vlls,
Cssstlins-Pittsburgh, Fort Wayus 4 CHICAGO Raj.
road, fcreat, Upper 5sndusky, Delphos, LdulI, 4,
Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, G0. West erd
East for Mansfield, Wooster, Massiiich, 90.
Graft t2n and Belefontane kailroad Lins, arioF
Belletontaine, sidney, Union, Muncie, fndiaI ;
ApoliB, Terre Haute, Yinosnnes ETaasTilIr
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, 20.
Dele9Rre-w1th Springfield Branch for Springfield
0olumbus-hittle Miami 4 Columbus, and XsIlJa
Railroad, for Aenis, Dayton. indianapolis,
Cincinnati and with the Ohio and MisgissiuIi I
Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville EVanfs
vile, Cairo, IT. Louis and all points on thd
Ohio River.
Oolumbus-OentfalO Ohio Railroad for Newark. Zsnss.
vile, Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piquk 4 II .
diana Railroad tor Pilua, UrbRna, &C.
Sg-Eor Tickets 70 all DOints and information ans ,
At the Passenger Station, and st Union Ticket Ohos
li7 Superior street. &. y. FLINT,
Cleveland. Oct u. 1854. 5uP5rinfsndsat.
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geaI estate agEueiFs.
EOR sALE.-KINsMAN STREET

EFOR SALE-KINSMAN STREET
Il nice two-story Cottage House with every
convenience, and three acres Of land.
EBIE sT.-GO2d, new House, 7 looms, and lot.
UEIyERsITT HEIGHTs-GOod house snd lot.
VACANT LOT-On oouriIaEd st. $50.
BRIDGE ST.-GOOd House, rooms, and lot; 5000.
EAGAAT LOr-l2lx20z Fl. on Scovin ayenus.
ST. OLATR ST.-Hsar Wilson av.; / to Is acres.
EAST OtEVELAHD-Gocd House, rooms, snd
nearly an &c Of land. $1,000.
PROSPECT ST.-East Of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble NANTES, slate roof &C.
Lot 5sxl4O. Recently occupied BY G0v.Brough.
mantles, hot and cold water, bath room, sc.
ERIE ST-Hear EUclid two. story frame House,
and lot S3xss g. $1,000.
sOOYILL AYEEUE-Brick House, two stories,
and lot 40KI98 r. 5000.
LAKE .ST.-Nice twe-story cottage House and lot
60x99 # $500
GARDEN sT.-Hsar Hudson, one-hnd a-haIf story
House, and lot 5iE92. s525O.
CEDAR sT.-fwo-F'ory frame House and Lot ssT
1873. $1,000.
COLUMBUS sT.-F,lstls HOuse for sale on long
COLUMBUS sT.-G4od frame House, Il rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRACY 5F.-Houss and Lot. $1,000.
TRACY sT.-Hous- and Lot. $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
I32 l-s Acres In BSekportj S65 per acre, y down.
so Acres in Independence, house, barn and chOioe
So Acres in Parma IN State Road, miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, SO. Si5Oa.
GRISF MILL-PerrQanent EAter-pOWsr, house and
barn, GO acres o. lAnd, fruit, &C. $780,
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
Real B. cate and Insurance Agent,
del3 AtWater Bulldog.
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ISAAC A. IsAACS UNION HALL,
scls Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated saw.
Tag Machines, storr's Automston PressmaB,
and strouS's Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Union-BiF;
~ look ont Eor the Giants. ~ dec21
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GptifsI.
,lOLOMORs IHPKOVED sPROTA
d. r. sOlnMONS0N

!s, SQAO ~ 0tNSON
assortment Of Optical Instruments IN the city. Bel
ing an.old establishment, and having been sxtenIi
lively patronised, he has the confidence thatd
present stock viii warrant the continuance OF pu 4
Lie ATors All bis sPeotaeles are Of the best qaslit
of crystal glasses ground under his own inBpectioh
IN all cases curing weakness Dizziness and inp8rt
ing strength for long reading and me Swing. AII
Hioial eyes inserted without pain.
OEEIOE-ISO Superior ST., hTst door from the s.
trance to the American Hotel.
~ Beware Of travellers claiming 70 be hT. Sole.
Inonson or his agent. iulyi1
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9enttstrg.
\ EW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT.

RespectfuliJ announces 70 the people Of Cleveland
aud vicinity that he has opened Dental Once at
NO. III SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,
Formerly occupied by Dr.. II. J. Diokerson.
he is now prepared to perform ell the operations
upon the Teeth necessary for their preservation in
q thorough and shillful manner.
Ariiicial Teeth Inserted, from a single Tooth to
an entire Set, upon Gold. Silver and Yulcsuized
Rubber base, ana warranted to give good satisfso-
tic n In all cases.
REFERENCES :-E. 4 T. Fairbanks st. Johnsbury,
Vt; Hon. L Poland, Chief JuLtlco, st. Johnsbury.
Vt; Dr.. Dio Lotis, Boston, Mass; Heman Ely,
Esq Ely ria, Ohio; n. 3. Gates, Elyria, Ohio.
A OABD--Dr. DickeTsOn takes this opportunity
to express his grateful Acknowledgements to the
many friends and patrons who have favored him
with their confidence. Having disposed Of my
practice to Or. Newton It affords me great pleas
ure that 1 am able TO recommend IN him a thorough
be safe 70 rOiy. de2.ls4
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gIntkiug.

WE WILL SELL, FOR THE NEXT
w Thirty Days, our heavy stock Of sURTOUT
0VERC0ATS and SACK OYBROOATS, at COST.
A large stock Of Business Suits, English Walking
Coats, Sack Coats, black Frock Goats, and Fancy
Cashmere Pants and Vests, at greatly reduced
prices. We WI give great bargains in Under Gar
ments and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Our Custom Department is now complete IN every
particular. 8. MANN,
decl5 l62 superior st. oppoaite Bank si
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO K R
5. wIATER aRRAEaERIEbq, Is5,I


On and after Monday, Oct. 3lss, 1854, Fasssngtr
oaptad:
8:iO A. M.-OHI5AdO EXPRESS. stops 81 Beras,
Grafton, 0bsrlin, WakemAn, NoFWalk Monroe.
vile, Belle gue, Clyde, Fremont and ElmOre,
and arrives at Toledo at II as P NJ, Chicago AZ
ll:S ?. and Detroit 30 Pm.
2:it p. NV ESTERH MAiL--StOps at ali station .
on Southern Division, and arrives at Tolai0 AZ
ltS P. =; Chicago at 55i5 A. n. and Detroit At
lO:20P. Y.
4:sO P. M.-NQRrHERH EAIL.-stopa Al All stz.
tons on Northern Divgion, Hrd AFriF # SAI .
duskY at 7:lo P. hi.
l0.e9 p. h.-NIQHT Express. STOPS ct 9raftoD,
EorEalkl hioHToSviils, OlyGs and Fremont aud
krriVea al Eoledo Al 8 A. HI Chicago 81 l2 80
PS. e1f Detroit at 90 A. Il
CJNEEOTIOH5
Connections are msds at monr00Vills with the San,
duHky, Mansheid Newark Z. B., at CIyds with ths
5audusky, Dayton Cincinnati B. b.. st FremOLi
with the Fremont 4 Indiana T. r. and at Toledo
with tho Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and
IolsdO Wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit
jackson. FoIt Wayne, Bogsnsport, Lafayette, OAR.
Alton, st Louis. and ali points West, Northwest al
Southwest.
Trains srrfve In Olbvelana non Toledo and u,
West at 20 A. ~, 2:o5 u, and $50 P. ~ Ercn
SanduskT ct gals A. n. L. D. HUOKEH euv't
cleveland, Oct. .. isGs.
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The Great Belt Oil Company,
OF West Virginia.
ORGANIZED UEDER THE LAWS OF 0Ho.
Capital $1,000, 900. Shares $40 Each.

The Lands Of the Company, consisting ST SIX
FARMS, and lying in the heart of the % Great Oil
Belt, in the counties OF Wood, RitchIs, Writ and
Pleasant, in West Virginia, were selected BY q
Committee after q most careful and thorough eI.
animation Of the country, and are believed TO be
the mist valuable Oil locations in that entire re-
gion. The policy of the Company IL TO develop each
location by sinking wells in the shortest possible
time. Already boring by steam has been COM
mcHced on two Of the farms, and on the others
work will bs prosecuted as soon as the necessary
engines and tools can bo procured. To increase Tho
irorEin1 capital limited amount of stock is being
sold at s5 per share. Pamphlets, with the Maps
and any desired information, can be obtained on
enquiry at the office, No. 50 I'd story) Superior
street., or Of ]. q. BUELL., Treasurer, Cleveland,
Ohio. deI5:Ie3
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The Savannah correspondent of the
New York Times furnishes the following
interesting details:
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Description OF PROPERTY:
The Lands and Oil Wells connected herewith are
lccAted in YsnangO county, Penn.
Fifty six acres lin fec simTlo) lie within short
walk OF OIL Greek above Oil City, west Of the eel
ebrated Clapp, Buchanan, Rynd, McClintock and
Story Farms, which are located the largest pro-
ducing and flowing wells in the eOantry. Wells
are now being sunk on this and
Two other TIasts lie Immediately the Allie
ghsny River mile above Oil City, on the Aliorn
Farm. The Company have n lease running nine
ty nine years.
Two new wells have been sunk on those tracts
one Is down 600 feet and already producing Oil and
will no doubt prove at least 100 barrel we'll.
Tha other is down 200 feet with fine promise Of
Gil.
This work IL rapidly being pushed ahead. All
the engines, tools, implements, derricBs, engine
houses tubing, quarters, tanks belong to the Com
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quality.
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Msj. Gen. W. 7. SHERMAN.
L. NJ. DAYTON, Aide de Camp.