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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

Afassy Coppsrhead Legislator at Co
lumbps, By the name Of ChGflel Boessll,
who belongs to 3 tribe klmost extinct in
the sthts of Ohio offered = whereas snd
several resolutions in the Legislature few
days ego, applAuding the couTEe Of Della
ware in rejecting the Constitutional amend
msns 70 sbOlish sisYsfy. We had supposed
no such specimen Of the old fogy or 7ono-
nous COppefheadie existed IN the State Of
ohiOaa ThepropOsision was 80 sBsurdly n
diculons fhstit Is strange that even the
cOPPery Boesel could have offered it.
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ansMEAnee.
.TlD. HUDSON,
8enera1 Fire, Marine and Life Insur.
& anee agent,

once, OTlstt's Exchange, foot hyperion Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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Hr. seheneH,r omeern, Pay Rn1.

Mr.. schencRs bill, increasing the pay
of Ohcsrs Of Ike army, which passed the
House Tuesday, provides that after the lst
Of January, 1856, the pay of Colonsls of
Infantry will be $3.50 per month Lieut..
Oolonels, $12O per month; Majors, $lOOi
Captains, $SOi First LisutenAnts, SIT;
ID Lieutenants, 10. COlonsls Of othersrms
Of the servicsshan recsive $1S5 psr month
Lieut.. Colonies, sI4O; Majors, $ll5; Gap
tsihs $lO2 so; LieutsnAnts, $50 80. The
pay Of Assistant Surgeons is increased TO
$I25 per month. The bill also exemPts
tHaIlrE6Tarr5s nom taxation. 77zI-ll5-- -
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me Rebel women in the shenandoah
70 al---l-'tl l' -UaTraw -l

me Rebel women I'm the sheUandoah
valley
The following statements is from the
Boston Traveller: 5171r
A member of the Second Massachusetts,
cavalry, now in the Shenandoah Valley,
writing to his friends in this city, said some
Of the men of that regiment on a recent
Sunday attended services in small Kpiscoa
pal church9 The congregation was made
up pfNenen and children, with the exeep-
tion Of tRo or three old men. Ths women.
OcoFled IS the soldiers passed mp the Aizla;i
and some of them vented their apits by
splitting upon ths men in federal uniform.
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Union MoVements in georria.

Intelligence from Georgia shows that g
large number Of Union meetings have been
held IN that part Of the State. Governor
Brown has called the Legislature together
st Macon. The members from Savannah
are TO attend, and urge the importance Of
a State convention in order to return back
into the Union. It il said that Governor
Brown will throw his influence into the
effort.
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RtaI 0sstaie AaFueies.
NO. G. JENNINGS REAL ESTATE
AGENCY

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Huntington Street-House and Lot, 50, 600.
Greenwood street-House and Lot, 81, 600.
lake Street-HOUss and Lot, Sl,5O0.
ScOVilI Street-House and Lot, 50, coo.
Lake Street, near Erie-Four Brick dwellings,
$1,000. aa "t H5rl+1
Near Vineyard street-House, Saloon and Lease
on Csual, $1,000
Perry Street-Two Hou,es and Lots, S2,5O0
esch. -if 1l yIrg
Wilson Ayenus-LaEge Brick House and Five
Acres.
Prospsct street-Brick House and Lot, 81, 900.
Prospect ttreet-TWo-story Brick HORse and
Lot, 66 fset front, IS, 500. .-..r q =.
Prospect street-Two-story Frame House and
Lot, $50 o.. t -.-a ra.. q
Prospect street-l15 stsry Frame House and
Lot, Sz,s0O. % .n r f- e.
Huron street-l11S story Frame House. 50, 100.
Brick HOTEL known as the ''Stillm4n House,"
on Columbus street. r.. .zIar e ....sa
Vacant Lot between River and Canal, near City
Mills
Vacant Lot on old river bed, near Poutoon
Bridge-hIst rate for Dock or Manufacturing.
Vacant Lot on Euclid street, lO0x20O feet.
Vacant Lot on Prospect street, 50x2OO feet.
Vseant Lot on OlinTon street, near Kentucky.
FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
Several good Farms of from 40 to 200 res, 8 to
20 miles from the city.
A large and nice stone Hcuse, Stone Barn. and
20 acres we'll cultivated land wi great variety oil
Fruit, miles from the city, Euclid P auk Road.
Can be bought for than the value Of the build
ings. JOHN G.. JENNINGS,
Zeal Estate and Insurance Agent,
febls Atvater Bulldog.
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The gallant Cushing of the navy is still
astonishing both unionists and rebels by
his gallent deeds. He recently penetrated
to the wharves of Wilmington, captured
little town by the name Of. f.ChsrlOtte, and
demanding surrender of the place, with
only half dozen men.
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The Rebel Associated Press an Gppres-
HfFe Tax.

From 'hs Selma (Als.) Niisisslppiau, Jan. 2s.l
Yesterday, after paying the Press Asso-
citation one hundred and fifty dollars for re-
ports for the month Of January alone, and
one hundred dollars tolls besides paying
the telegraph Office at this place eighteen
dollars andseventy-fve cents-our pro rata
share for paper upon which to write the Fe-
ports land all our readers know that We
have not had any but delayed dispatches"
a half dozen times during the month 1--WE
were forced to the conclusion that the Press
Association was not only humbug but an
outrageous and oppressive institution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

Captain Frank 8 Case, captured at RsRn's St,
tion, Va, June 20, 1854.
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Voterane Aslinr for Beupty,

a, a petition signad hyvsseraas Of GlIs Ohio
Brigade composed Of the 27th, ssth, 4sd
and SD Regiments, has been presented 70
Congress, praying that body to pass an act
to secure to them the 500 bounty, or q
portion Of it equal to the time actually
served. Ia u5. -s-,-
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IPProbabIe EVacuutIon Of WnulustOn.

Probable EVaeuutAOn OF W1miuGtOE.
The rebels probably know by this time
that the 7sd Army Corps arrived As Fort
Fisher and assisted in the taking Of VIII
mington. The force under Schohsld could
not be less than $4,000. It is very prOba-
blethat Wilmington has cApitulAted to the
army and navy. This will be followed,
undoubtedly, by an effort to effect a juno
tion with General Sherman at Florence on
the Wilmington and Manchester Road
Hail to the chief that in triumph advances.
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At eight O'Clock on Saturday morning
last the StTipesaad EtazglWsrs hoiitsd oysr
Fort sumptsr byieaPtain Henry Il. Bragg,
Of Genera lGillmeSsTstaK Never again
VIII Sumpter pas out OF our hands. q ?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

Colonel Baker is still at work in New
York in catching the Bounty Jumpers Of
that city, The Bounty Jumpers are not
having good time oft. ,l-- e %
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Gold is on the vsrgs q another large
tumble. ShernanisepeEStionssSrs knoek-
ing the undeFpinaing out Of the rebel a.
nAnees.
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RntionnI RsnI, enrr.ncr.

q The National Bank currency issued LAST
week annOuntedt TO s8,ll2,ss0, making the
total amount IN circulation $ss, ,Ss6 $50. 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

u - y ., Dos lIo3 90
The Trdstses have declared q script oisidend Of
fifty PR cont. upon sl participating lie policies in
fore ;, which ISSUED tweive months prior to
January J, 1865 They have directed tho payment
OF the ft1 snd hoal iastalment OF twenty per cent
n divicsndI OF 1850 to 1860 incusive and tn re.
demption, in full, Of those dsclA!ed in 1861 and
1859.
Certificates Will be redeemed in cash, on and af-
tor the FIRST Monday In Barch next, o a pTesen "a
tion AZ the Homs 0fies. Policies subject to notes
will be credited with the dividends, on the sett
ment OF next premium.
By order Of the Board
ia WM Il. BEERS, Actgary.
During the year, 4 ,eO5 new policies were issued
insuring slo. IA, SIS.
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Internal ReyeIn,Iuo Raosin,g,.- :

The receipts from internal Revenue for
the week ending Saturday were fraction
over four millions. q f l9 a.---7 17t &
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goA fsW' 4sys since meeting was held p
me GO sOred peOpss of Cleveland, IN Whicn
y, Itstsment was made by certain Of the
l,coiored BARRIERS Of this city thAt then Wnlse
eustonsrs coupe,-9d them to make s oiA-
itihction between whites and blacks anu
ltb,t therefore they could not barber coiOl-
IA men. A correspondent wishes 70 KnoW
,s,,.tbsr tbis is the feeling Of the white cit
-, ~ flevelsnd. Our opinion il, that
Vii, the exception of s few COPPsrhssds,no
wbits citizen Of ofClsvelAnd hssany objection
a. = colored mans being shaved where he y
, behaved merely because the latter il y. {,
u If the black man is well behaved = -, ~.
c1ussonasrs are, and does not y ,,ssEs 4 b;Ts,a
= personally offensive TO- ,tber, Il SHOW, 5g7
/. vary TIlibersl spirit fOy. the cOlored bsrbe,
I TO exclude men Of tgineir own color from tb
advantages Of their offices. If they then
selves erect = standard Of distinction base
: merely on the color OF the mans skin whor
J. J. they shave, they oAnnst complain of an
7 injustice they receive at the hands of ID
9 white. Our opinion is that n.G,. is 5 ma,
4 nomatter what the special hue of his hand
y and face.
- The BARRIERS who have taken this att
tude Of opposition to those Of their oW
Z race, certainly misinterprst the liberal an
= justice-loving character Of the majority {
! our white citizens. To yield to the ma
row and 1enseless prejadies Of certain NJ
:, gro-hsterl, is unworthy Of Che msn VII
u have made this unjust Discriminate
I. against men Of their own color. s1 =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22
W OIL OIL DILL
ALEXANDER, SGORIELD 6 Co.
REFIEERS OF -.5
Extra Petroleum Oil, BenEOIe and
81 .Hachlnery Oils. '

We pay particular attention TO packages, thereby
saving our customers much loss By leakage We
GUARANTEES cur oil 10 give perfect Eatisfaeton and
as good - any made IN the city. Aleo We pay par.
ieulRr attention TO putting up sa5 --rf q
HAPTHA Oh BEHZOLEL
suitable for Vsrnlsh ManufsoturerE' or PasnisH
ssel On hand and for sale --r- a-.f-.i E.-
so bbls extra refined Petroleum OIL
100 bbls E0odOrissd Ben1ols iequal to Furpsntf1aY
: 100 bbls No. Lubricating OH,
which We VII sell st lowest N. irkse prices
OfFIoz-l0s st. OlAir-st., fsrmerly occupied by
Wn- o. soofsld 3 %.
SoHk ALExAEDER, -7l l.
FnlO, sCoEIzlD, WzV8LAHD, o.
EAsIFzu WTLsoE, anrsIa l-t - 1If y
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DIsMIssEp ZEE sERvIcE.
Ii.at..nIlant jess. Law, December, 1854.


o About . month since Secretary Stanton
tslegrsphed to General Sheridsn that sps-
cial regiments Of cavalry would be per-
mittsd tor recruit on % permission being
granted by the Rroyost Marshal General.
The name Of the Id Ohio, with others, was
fsrWarded /; but through some mistake the
order has failed 70 arrive. We still hope
to gain some good men from the impend-
ing draft. Young men ofcoufage and in
tslligenes will do well 70 enlist in the old
second. .,-.-., ~
~ A military history Of this regiment will
shortly b published A number Of On
cars arg AeWoengsged stlthe work, and the
naanAscEiptE viii soon passy To- the publish
iers. II viii be an. interesting document
for al, and particularly 80 for those who
have the old Second Ohio at heart. u cav
RoBT, B. WApE.
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Wolf Creek and Buck Run
OIL COMPANY.
or Pittsburgh.

or Pittsburgh
The undersigned Is authorized to receive sub
acripiions to the Capital Stock Of the
Wolf Creek and Buck Run Oil Co.
This is Ccmpany being organized in Pitts
burgh for the purpose Of carry ing on the Oil Bus
Inc s. The names Of the following well-known
parties in Pittsburgh, who have already taken
nearly $4,000 Of the Stock, are guarantees of the
soundness Of The Company ard the value Of the Oil
Territory belonging to it, viz
Isaac N Pennock, VIM Bagsley,
BeDj BaksWell, Lsech, il
Ohas W Ricketson, Ohas " Bachelor,
VIM McKuighr, Mrs Denny,
VIM Anderson, Gen Jas S Ntgley,
Joseph Brown, H wilkins,
Col David Campbell, q U Harrington,
Geo Long & Co, WeIls,
w Cook Nath'i Hogg, q
Tbs Lands Of this Company lie in the center
the Lubricati1g Oil District Of Ohio, between the
Muskingum River and Federal creek, and near
McCOnnellsville. There are three tracts, with a
total area of about
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-ssssda aAB41ET-DETAcHEp.
AAjSr Dudlsy Seward, Pleasant Valley, Nd, EiHcs
Sept is, 1854. -
Mater D Wsleh, GriSbOro, D O, since April lSr
1884.
oaptGin n Weeks, Trenton, n J, SIHOs Sept IL,
1884. 5l-- .-r4 O.. O. -.s--sa -t-r a .-
Captain h Clay PIKE, 8hiiadslphia, Pc, since
Jan u, tS66. = fJL aa 1frsd
Captain Albert BarnitE, Philadelphia, Ps, since
Aug 10, 1884 --i-+ --l.-5A ell-t'' o. -.
Li'ut s A Mason, Rock IslARd, III, since oet.1 II,
Lieut. O HBllL Trsntes, N J., since Apr is, 1854.
Lieut. ? spencer, Pleasant Valley, Nd, since
Sept 10, 1854. "a -ll'" l'i. 7It ''l 'A
Lieut. N AeDoNsll, Relay House, Nd, since
Apr 70, 1s6S. Has now been on duty with his rsgi-
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Mntfffs.


b. d. Johnson Before Wells Porter, J. P. Of
vs.. Cleveland Township, Cuyahogs
Theodore Burr. county. Ohio.
ON THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
Ois65, said Justice issued an order o. attachment
In the above action for the sum Of IS 6l
Cleveland, Feb. II, 1856. fsbls:isa:ltsssx
UNHERE WILL BE a MEETING
l. Of the Directors Of the State Fire and Marine
Insuranee Company, to change the Company from
a Mutual to joint Stock Company, sald meeting
to be holden February 25th, at 2 o'clock P. M,
land. J. b. UNDERWOOD, Secy.
Cleveland, jan. 25, 1855. d jan27ls7
OFTTCE OF THs OEHVELAED laos MINING Co.,
CLEVELAND, Feb Sth, 1866.
dividend NOT1CE.=The Directors
LJoftbe Cleveland Iron Mining Co. have this day
dec AIRED a ssmi-annuaI Dividend Of Five (S5 Dol
ars or share, payable en- the 2sth February =
stockholders regiatersd IN the New York Books,
viii be paid st the office OF the fFatmers' L an and
Trust Co, - in New YORK. All Othsrr will be paid
ct the ofloe Of the Treasurer IN Cleveland. l i-e
The Transfer Books viii be closed from the 2Oth
to ths 2sth inst, inclusive.
fsbiII93 sAM'L L. MATHER, Trsss'r.
NOTICE-The firm
II ofiAndrsvs Clark B Co. is this day dissolved
BY nutusl COLL sent. All persons indebted to the
arm are rsqnehted to make immediate settlement
st the ofice of Clark & Rockefeller.
N. B. CLARK, reE r.a..
John D. ROCKEFELLER, r
-. a-ra.-- SAMUEL ANDREWS, '
JAMES 3. CLARK, -r
g.. RICHARD CLARK. 81
February ID, 1866. , ieb2;
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! 25O ACRES.


All held by the Company in FEE SIMPLE.
1.-THE "WALPOLE" TRACT,
Consisting Of 90 acres on Buck Run, abont II
mile above the Union Lubrie Co.'S lands. <
vein Of Oil has been developed on this tract at a
depth Of leo feet.
2.-THE "KENT' TRACT,
Also on Buck Run, q Of a mile from the Great
house Wells, and one mile above the Union Bubris
Company. Ths Oil in this tract has been deyel-
oped in two wells.
3.-THE CELEBRATED @SAMoR" FARM,
Containing about 7s acres, situated on Little Wolf
Creek between Buck Run and the Muskingum
River. About two acres Of this tract have been
lessed to Leweliyu Co Of New York, who have
well on IL producing oil Of q superior quality.
Lewellyn Co. arc now sinking deeper. One
fourth OF their oil belongs to the Wolf Greek and
Buck Run Oil 90.
The CAPITAL STOCK OF the Wolf Creek and
Buck Run Oil 90. is SIOO, 900, more than
$4,000 worth Of which is already taken. The
SHARES are 81 each
0ne-fourth Of the whole capital (S25, ,OOO) Is re-
taint as a working fund.
Books for subscription 10 the Stock OF the above
Company may be found at my Office, 81 TO 81
River street, Cleveland.
The affairs Of this Company viii be In the hands
Of business men, who viii rapidly push forward
the work Of developing and vending Oil. ''
febl5.l9l- MORRISON FOSTER.
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OTRAWs BAT BLEACHING, DYRs
kne, AEEsBIEs and PBEssEsG.-HHving ju1t re6
turned from the East, an prepared, By tbs ald q
sxperienced hands, 10 do any work in this line, -
well - in felt and beaver hats, In the best possible
manner an mo1t fazhiOnAble gtYls- , 90 rile
l- FREDK CYBIAX. e. si
Preach Steam Dye Housa.
na<Ia l1a sna lO5 Seneca Htrist.
ENAMILY DYE C0L0RS-A FULL
IL assortment Of thess oolora. EToEy hmily can y.
Dye their own goods ct very mail cost. Ths col
ors are bright and durable, and elect sEeas saw
Prices rs and 10 cents per package. For aale by
CHURCHILL BR0THER,
dsI0 126 Ontario street. -
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OOPAKrNERsHIP NOTICE. The
~ urdersignsd, having Purehased ths entire in
tsrest Of ANDREWS, CLARK q CO. in ths''Exs
celsior on WORKS. and ali stock Of BarrelI, Oils,
&c viii continue the business OF the late nrm
der the name Of ROCKEFELLER &ANDREW5.
JOHN ID. ROCKEFELLEB,
..- SAMUEL ANDREWS. .
HHSes Card f.bI4 1913
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

Poor RsnjEminlu The rebels don't liketo
have him tell the tFdthg'@i 'si esT
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8ank alptiff.
= .TREAs0BY DEPARTMENT,

- .TREASoRY DEPARTMENT,
OFFIoH oElCOAPTRoILEE Ct TIE CuRRESCT,
-.t E WAsHISeToS, January 3lst, 1855.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence to
w tho Undersigned. it has bsen made TO appear
that 'sTbe MEROHANTS' NATIONAL BANK OF
9LEYELAHD,' in the oHF Of oievsiaHd, in the
county Of pHyahogG, and STATE OF Ono, has been
du'y organized under and according t. thu require
ments of the Act of Congress entitled "An Act to
provide . National Currency, secured by q pledge
OF United States Bonds, and 70 provide for the cir
eulati0u and redemptio5 thereof" approved June
g. 1854, and has complied with all the provisions Of
said Act requi Cd to be complied with before COM
msncing the business Of Banking under sad %.
Nov, therefore; I, HUGH Eo 'UhHo0H, Comp
troler OF the Currency, 90 hereby certify that Ihe
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF CLEVG
land" in the City cf CleEslaHd, in the county Of
Ogvaho9a and State Of Ohio, is authorized to com
mtncs the business Of Banking undeT the Act EfOre
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal Ofofce. this Thirty-rst day CT January, 1865.
Il HUGH MoCULLGCB,
I'll i. Comptroller Of the Currency
~-S- -aH- a4-..- - .- 81 .1s ..
MEEuHAErs' NATIosAL BANE CT CLEVEBAH0,l
Cleveland, o., February c, ls65- !
This Bank having been duly authorized by the
Comptroller of the Currency to commence the busi.
mesa otBsnkinE under the Act Aforesaid will oPsn
its books ard be prepared for the transaction Of
business on Thursday, the 9Th inst.
The business Of the MarohanHi Bank OF Cleve-
land except IN the closing up Of i.s affairs, Eill
ccafe 81 Unar gave
This Bank will buy and sell sll descriptions Of
Governmsnt Bonds. and act as the agent OF jay
CooEeIh the sale of q. 8. ''Sovsn Thirty" notes.
-,e -1foI lEFs- T. T. HANDY, President.
". L. CUTrER Cashier. febs:193
Z -------TF TREASURY pEPARTHEHT, D
r- OTFIcE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRESCY,
s- WAsHIEGTsN, Feb. 7, 1855.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
" prsss sRted to the mud raigned, It has been
made t. sppear that he ''NATIU NAL CITY BANK
OF GLEVELAND,Yin the City of Cleveland, in
the County of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio has
been duly organized under and aoco-ding to the
requirements Of the act of Congress entitled san
Act to provide National Currency, secured BY a |
hledss Of Bniled States Bonds, am to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof, approved
June 3, 1864, end has coupled wish all the PRO-
visions Of said act required to be complied ith
before commencing the brsiness Of Banking und r |
said act no y ESQ --l -l Iil 100 !
Nov, Ihsrefore, ], HUGH McCULL0CH, Comp |
troier Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in |
the City Of Cleveland, in the County Of Cuyahoga
and State Of Ohio, is authorized to commence the
business Of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal |
OF office this seventh day Of February, 1865.
II. s. HUGH MoOULL0CH,
fsblLI97 Comptroller Of the Currency.
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The Company own in fee simple, free of all incum.
brahce, large tract OF land, (Al Of which Is bore
sbls territory situated IN YenangO county, Pa, IN
what is believed to Be part Of the Great on Basin,
of'vhieh on Greek Is the central line.
They have two wells down, each 10 the depth Of
500 test, with splendid show Of on both Of Whicn
are about to be tested, and are making pFspa-
ratiDns for sinking third.
Allinited amount Of Stock now offered for aala.
Subscription books open at Banking Houss Of Far.
mer Painter, 145 Superior street, where ell ofor.
nation can be Obtained. - ianl3:193
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ABsENT-woUNDED.
Isut Z 3 ErEIestOn, aIncs Nov Il, 1ss


PRIsoGEks OF WAR.
Captain Frank Case, captured at RsAn's sts-
ton, Va, June 20, 1854.
'- KILLED N ACTON.
Captain Fred R D,ning, ohArlsItOn, We, Sept
lieut. Henry Drake, CharlsStOn, Va, Sept 2a,
1854. .01z1a zETL's
BIED OF WOUNDS REcEIYED IN ACTION.
Capt VIM Dlrsy, wounded At Stony Greek, Va,
June 2S, 1884, and died 10 rebel prism.
Lieut. 2 B Buell., wounded At Hanover Court
HOUSE, vs., May 81, --1 efI Eal--I5r Il
Lieut. james N Lough, wounded at Winchester,
Va, Sept 10, andaifd IN hospital, Nov II, 1854.
Sergeant Isaac Ii. EfIerce who was
wounded ct the crossing of the i0queqaan
cree, near Winchester, Va, Sept, 1s, 1854,
during the surprise and capture of the 9Th.
South Carolina Infantry, BY the I'd Ohio
Cavalry, and died Sept. IL, 1854, was pro-
NOTED to hieutenahtcy on the day of his
death, for gallantry in action. The COM
mission was forwarded by the Governor
to Lieutenant Pierce's father.
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q, S. 7-sO LOAN

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General subserip-
tion gSnOy for tbs sale of United States Treasury
Notes. bearing seven and three tsnths per cent. In
terest per annum. known as the Z
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Capt " D Ulrsy, Stony Creek, Va, June ss, 1884.
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oSptH oPikS, Rsan,. station. VI, June 70, 1854.
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May 81, Killed August q.
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and GSttnas Back Road, EeV Il, 1884. @
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At Cedar Greek. We, Oct 19, 1864. -
lieut. 9 A Masos, stony Creek, Va, June %, 1854.
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SEVEK-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes Issued under date sf August Il sh,
1854, and are payable three years from that tine,
in currency or are convertible at the option Of the
holder into
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VIWENTIBTH ANNUAL REPORT
L -,isE r- OF THR . esa 4
New York Life Insurance Company,
Odies zI2 and ia broadway.
r7 s January 1, 1865. -
Amount Of assets Jan. 1s64---...-s2 s5s, ,ss7 0a
Amount OF premium, entoEmsn nts, an
Buities and policy fees received du-
ring Al 1gs 40
Amount of iaterest resolved and ao-
erned, including the premium on
gold, R5zeI7 72
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