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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
THE z-3O loan,

PHILADELPHIA, July &c.
The 7.30 loan has been closed by the
subscriptions received to-day. OF the to-
tai sales of the three series of $3.50, 900, 900,
100000, 900 have been taken through the
subscription agency. The notes will be
forwarded from the Department IS rapidly
as possible. The delivery of bonds of small
denominations has been retarded by lhe
recent heavy demand from paid off troops,
but the large issues will be shipped as
promptly Sc possible.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
LAFAYETrE C0LLEaE.

- EAsToE, PA July 26.
The Commencement exercises of Lafay-
cite College took place to day. The vale.
dictory address was delivered by w. Nc
Lean of Welkesbarre. The corner stone
of Jeneks' Chemical Hall wss laid yestsr-
day. Prof. W. b. Green, D, D., of the
class of ls4O, delivered the address. The
trustees elected Rev. j. w. Scott, D. D.,
President of Washington College, Pa, to
the chair of Mental snd Moral Philosophy.
Gov. Pollock presided at the Alumni din
ner TO day st the Masonic Hall,
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RkOM UIaCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 26.

There was severe sIhunder storm here
yesterday morning, and cons.,fersols dam
age was done to property in this H. eighoor-
hood.
The prizs fight for s., 900 aside, between
CLARK and Heating, which was to have
come of to-day, has been indefinitely post
poned by the arrest of Heating, who is
held to bail in $4,000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
Speaker COIGAx and the Loyalty Oath
A yVasbinc-ton oorresnondant savs.

A Washington correspondents says:
suppose 1 do not state piece OF news
when 1 say that Mr.. Colfsx will be re-
elected Speaker; certainly it is not to any
member Of Congress. It is admitted on
all hands, snd there is no rival candidate
for the place. Now it is very well known
that Mr.. Colfax is excessively particular on
the subject Of the oath. In the last Con-
gress he required every member, before
being sworn in as a member, to take the
stringent oath of loyalty. He will again,
next winter, demand that every member
shall take this oath, and even If The Clerk
we're faithless, the conspiracy would fail, as
the Republicans have the power to elect
their candidates for Speaker even if ell
the Southern members were placed upon
the roll and participated in the election.
Under any conceivable circumstances the
organization of the next House in Just
manner is secure. What We have TO feSr
is that reconstruction policy, not founded
upon Justice to the colored race, viii be
deliberately adopted by Republican Con-
eress. This can only be prevented by
proving to Representatives that their con-
stituents desire the ballot to be given 70 the
n '--Hk man.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

Employment Wanted.-The following dis.
charged soldiers, With good references, want en-
ployment, viz: l BOOK keeper; II Clerks; Far
msrsi 3 Gsrdners; Grocery clerk; 7 light employ
msnt, (disabledl; lost right arm; learn trades;
1 msohinist apprentices. to go as (oOy); place in
family, wants; porter; Is railroad employment,
bFeakmen, 4e.; 4 salesmen; 5 street-oar drivers;
Z train boys; tanner type-setter; 2 wAtchmen,
1 wsitsr at hotel; IL have no particular buAiness
and will do anything.
Enquire at So Bank Etrset, Ofhoe Of the Soldiers
Aid Society. Gamer jy25.232
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

General Sherman had q reception at In.
diAnApolis on Tuesday evening and made
one of his pitby, nervous speeches on that
occasion. In speaking Of Mexico he said
thst that country was at worth anything
At all. Hswould not give quarter sec
ton Of Indiana for the whole State Of Chi
hsuhAu. He also said that he was not q
candidate for any civil Ofice whAtever.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

UniVersaIIst MeeIiBg.-.Thsre win Bs--..
two days meeting in the Miles Grove and Town
Hall, at the village of Nswbureh, next Saturday
and Sunday, R9th and 9oth July. on Eunusy, e
BAsket Dinner In the Grove. Services will com
msnos ct 10 o'clock A. NJ. each day, and will be
coRdu tied by Bros. Geo. Messenger and D. Bacon.
Our brethren are anxious for a large attendance -
Brethren everywhere are cordially invited to at
tend, and briBg many Of their neighbors as pos.
siBls. We hope and expect to have good aud
profitable meeting. jy26.zSO -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

There is not one eminent man or paper
in England who, three months ago, was for
disunion, who Is ROt now against negro
suffrage; and there is not one who was for
the Union that is not now deeply anxious
that we should adopt at once negro suffrage
IS necessary TO preserve the fruits of our
victory
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The Travellers Insurance Company,
Of ariford inv investigation into its character
and standing. It is managed with the prudence
and sagaci'y that have given Hartford Insurance
Companies their high standing all over the country;
is business Is firmly established, and 1t has half
million cash assets TO pay losses. As ft established
the rates in this country, and has tested them. ii
issue policies on the best terms possible consis
tent with perfect security to the policy holder.
While We advise al persons TO insure against scci.
dents, we have no hesitation in recommending the
original Travellers as the right company to insure
~ sHNEza 4 ATHNsON. Agents
FsEk Building, (next to Court Houss,) Olsrel.ud,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YoRK, July 26.
The Hersld's Washington special says
Z. j. Faulkner is in that city to urge his
application for pardon, claiming that he
was Union man during the war.
Secretary Seward, accompanied by mem
6ers Of his family, will leave to-day for
Cape Nay.
-Four regiments are to be left for the
present in the Shenandoah Valley, under
Gen. Torbett. The others are to te mus.
tered ont
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

is no speculative movement apparent and
no indication of the continuance of Gov
eminent rates in gold. The demand for
loans of gold is nominal, the terms being
generally hat. The price shows slight
weakness.
Gold tonight l43,
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PaIiticr in Lorntn.

The Union Convention for Lorsin coun.
ty is called for the 18th of August.
Samuel Plumb, Esq, of Oberlin, and DIR.
Griswoldof Elyris are talked of IS candidates
for the nomination Of State Senator, 70
represent the Lorain and Medina District
O. G. Washburn, of ElyriA, editor of the
EIyriA Democrat, declines to be csndi.
data
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The Lightning FIy-KiIIer.- Destroys
Flies instantly, and Is not liable to be mistaken
Cor anything else. Is easily prepared snd used,
aad does rapid execution. Each sheet will attract
md kill Quart Of Flies-And promotes quiet in
reading, peace while you eat, and the comforts Of
q nap in the morning. ....-s F.. =.
sold by All Druggist. Ju282sl;eOd4tw.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

Fitz Green Hslleck, the poet, is now in
the 73d year of his age. John Jacob As
tor, when he died, left Mr.. Haleck an an
nuity of 5000, which William B. Astor
subsequently increased to $1,000; co he is
comfortably off in his old sge.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
TERN URIRN TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
WESTERN

ROCHESTER,, July &c.
ers of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, held m this city to-day, the follow
ing persons were elected Directors:
Hiram Sibley, George H. Mumford, II.
R. Selden, o. II. Palmer, Isaac Butts, D. A.
Watson, Samuel Wilder, F. Delsno. Of
Rochester; J. H. Wade, and Anson Stsger
of Cleveland, Ohio; Ezra Cornell of Itha-
ca; ]. Buiterfeld of Utics, N. Y; H. H.
ShillingfCrd OF Philadelphia; K. s. Bur-
rows, OF Albion, N. Y; and z. M. Collins,
of San Francisco.
The Board was subsequently, organized
by the election of the following officers:
J.H Wade, President; Geo. II. Num-
ford, Vice President; and o. q. Palmer,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

Among the new oil companies recently
organized are the following: Muskingum
and Morgan County Oil Company capital
100000; Ashton Amber Oil Company,
capital 100000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
meeting Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
AsSOctyated Press Report.
,SlI HAVANA.

NEW YORK, July 26.
The steamer More Castle brings Havana
dates to the 22d.
The Spanish steamer Isla de Cuba hao
arrived frsm Osdiz, and it was exI Iecteo
brought the order to deliver the rebel rac-a
Stonewall to the United States authorities.
The day prior to the arrival Of the Isls de
Cuba, her powder magazine exploded op.
posite Maternills, completely destroying
the ladies' cabin berths of the lower cabin
and raising the upper deck about q FOOT
No lives were lost or limbs broken. Con-
siderable mail matter was burned.
Troops from Saint Domingo continue to
arrive.
The Dominicisns, holding a surplus of
FIVE hundred prisoners, resulted to give
them up without an equivalent, where.
upon General Gsnsdars has seized upon
feveral prominent persons as hostages.
The island is still in q state of blockade
and there may be further trouble.
The evacuation of the capital it is ex-
Dsftafd EES E94ldt hA A4gn'tsskfn 'tsskfn85S Have been
spiked.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The Freedmens' Relief Associations
will meet on Thursday, at Mrs. stiilson's, No. So
Bolivar street. Contributions Of all kinds can be
left with Mrs. stilson. a-.
jy2E2SO MARY T. CORNER, sec'y.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The proclamation of Governor johnson,
of Georgia, specially warns the citizens
against any attempts to enforce the old
rights " of slavery, under penalty of sum-
mary chsstisement from the military su-
thorities. There is doubtless necessity
for these frequent repetItions of what all
intelligent men of the South consider an
established fact. The force of old habits
and ussges still prompts some stubborn
planters to exact enforced serVitude from
their former slaves. But day after day.
BERTY Is PROCLAIMED THROUGHOUT
THE LAND," in such authoritative tones
that the most remete districts and the most
obtuse slsve-owners will soon realize and
respect the mighty change that has made
freedom universal and perpetual. -----
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

For saIe.-My home in East Cleveland, con-
tanning thirty i've acres, with four acres in grapes
aud fruits OF all kinds. Enquire on the premises,
or 70 F. yudson. Uy2O-2S6I 4. WADE.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

mrs. CashbeFg pays the highest cash price
for ladiss' cast OF vssriag apparel Plesse try, BY
calling, or sending note by post, to Mrs. CASH
BERG, No. ITO Pittsburgh street. Orders will be
puncsnElly attended to. tss Iye.ESs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

Lambs Knitting MaehIne.-GEEIUs
faIUHFHAET.-Ths greatest invention Of tie age.
HsrrOvS the toe. knits the hssl, oomplste in one
piece. VIII do all that It Is promised 70 do In our
Circular. Gall on or address, With stamp. A. L.
JOHNSON $50 BuPeriOr IT., Cleveland. myR7;9sI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

"The rebellion lives only in its asbas
says the National h1teHiqsaee,. Yes IN,
IN these sShes live their vonted fres.R-
Independent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

8. A BOyntOn, n. D., Physician and sur-
geOn, Once 80 Pearl street. Oleyelsnd, o. Once
hours from 10 sK A. NJ, from to and to o
P. NJ jyI4:2S6
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
THURSDAY. JULY 81. 18G
Political.

Simon Cameron has issued q call Tor 8
Union Convention, to be held st Harris
burg on the 18th of August for the pur-
pose of nominating q Union Stste Ticket
The Der SS7s.s.io State Convention Of
Maasachases.S,-'e Librs1r1Sr At Worcester
on the 2sth of September ~
The Legislature of Connecticut has
designated the first Monday in October
for the people to vote upon the amend
ment to the Constitution striking out the
word awhite." II. e.,
The Wisconsin Union State Convention
is to assemble in Madison on Wednesday,
September 9th.
The following plank in the platform of
the Union men of Iowa does not seem to
meet with the appreciation of the opposi-
tion, who intend to make their entire fight
upon it. The entire Union press of the
State, however, is heartily endorsing it
That with proper safeguards to the pur-
ity Of the ballot box, the elective franchise
should be based upon loyalty TO the Con-
tuition and Union, recognizing and affirm
Ing Tno equalIty VI all men before the law;
therefore We are in favor of amending the
Constitution of the State by striking out
the word "White" in the article of suffrage.
It is announced in the Kentucky papers
that Gov. Morton will speak on the battle
field at Richmond, KY, on Wednesday,
August I'd. No more appropriate place
could be had for Governor Morton 70 ad-
dress the people of Kentucky than this
battle field, consecrated by the best blood
Of Indiana to the defense of that State from
its ruthless invaders.
The Louisville Union Press says:
"The prospects of the Union party in
Kentucky are truly encouraging. In the
Sixth Congressional District the people are
100 well satisfied with the brilliant services
Of Gen. g. Clay Smith to think of sending
my one else in August. General Frv is
making gallant canvass in the Ashland
District and is gaining ground rapidly.
The indomitsble Lowry, though weak in
1ody, is strong in spirit and is fighting the
I'D prejudiees of the people in the Third
District with good effect. Grider stands no
nance in an argument with him. From
hose who are watching the contest in the
Iecond District we learn that Yeaman
riVes Ritter TO the wall continually"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
GOLD mARzEF-

NEW York, July &c.
The dealings in gold are light. There
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The Pittsburgh papers RubBHIissh BHs uPnj4ahs tARIs
dailies of that city for advertising for the
Snnsa montns ending J1ly A, 1561, as. re-
turned to the United States Assessor. Ii
is as follows:
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ACCIDENTS.

NEW YORK, July 70.
A portion of the ruins of the museum
fell this afternoon, fatally injuring lsborer
and st least one other, while it is reported
a woman and child and others are buried
beneath the bricks. ..-H.
A building on Furmsn street, which runs
along the foot of Brooklyn Heights, fell
this morning, burying in the ruins, Patrick
Regsn, John Nash and james Martin, of
New York. The building was one of those
damaged by the fire last April, when the
roof fell in, precipitating several aremen
into the flames below. It was now being
rebuilt, ard laborers we're engaged deposit
ing earth on the roof for gardens to the res
idents on the Heights sU0y7e when the sup
ports, consisting of brick arches, gave way.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

INV IVhh1 . Oufy aUs
The Hsrald's Charleston correspondent
says the mutinous officers in the l65th
New York have been sent to Charleston
jail. The colors of the regiment have not
yet been found. They are supposed to be
buried. -.-. r
The city of Charleston is now quiet and
orderly. Great desLitution Is said to still
exist in the interior of South Carolina.
An agent has been sent North for relief.
Mail facilities are much improved. Cars
run to Orsngeburg. But little cotton in
the adjoining States comes to Charleston,
owing to the destruction Of eommunica-
tion, but much Is being diverted to Angus
ts and Savannah.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
THE SECURITY
LIFE INSURANCE

ANNUITY XGnAaaAAIW
OF NEW YORK.
oasrs most reliable Life Assurance as is evident
from its ample guarantee capt. tai deposited Win
a. state from the latio OF its assets to current
TsbitIes; from the fact that its Directors are men
OF recognized probity and haaneAl skin, and tnat
a., coSnatept Board Of Medical EXaminerH are
1orupuIously careful OF the character OF It's risks
Thfss fActs have secured for IL the oontcenoe OF
the community and q rapidly auRmenting business.
Once OF the Company in Cleveland,
No. us Superior Street,
Entrance At the sign Of the 'Sun Fire Ins. Co."
ROBINsOH q HEATON,
Iv2T2SB General Agents.
HIHK FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Il Fans in she city, at
COWBES 4 CO.'S,
fy2T lS7 Weddell House.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM COLUMBUS
important Circular from the
state Executive Committee.
The Freedmen In Kentucky.
Their Condition and Prospects.
Legality Ofthe Conspiracy Court
Martial. -
POLITICS in MARYLAND.
FRoM coLUMRUs.
COLUMBUS, July &c.

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland LEADrR.I
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APPOINTMENT.

The President has appointed Hubley
Acton, Esq, Assistant Attorney General,
to be Acting Attorney General during the
temporary absence of the Attorney Cen
erAl
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
BATHS ONE !DOLLAR EACH.

~Patieuts can be accommodated with
Roard at the Cure. ie9:R4
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ling to abide the consequences You have
the power in your hsnds-do with it as
you will If you allow us to come hack
into the Union with the rights of citizen.
ship, we will be good and law abiding cit.
tizens. We accept willingly the emsnoi.
patton proclamation, and wish TO nav our
share of the national debt. There are
many who profess to have been Union
men from the beginning; others who
fought against at the start have finally
been drawn into the current. This class
when once engaged, worked hardest for
success and lost heaviest. The original
fire-eaters, who svore loudest and would
die sooner than be subiugatedi
kept out of the army, and were the
first to welcome the troops with open arms
On the labor question the people as a
whole, whether honestly or otherwise,
talk discouraging and express the opinion
that they will be unable to cultivate their
land, particularly in cotton, to advantage |
with free labor. They judge, as they pro-
fess, from their knowledge of the HABITS
and disposition of negroes, and contend
that they are lazy, idle and shiftless, and
perfectly contented as long as he has
something to eat, and are not disposed to
labor unless cOmpelled'to, and that to raise
crop of cotton to advantage requires con-
stsnt and hard labor for many months
and thst the planters had no means of en-
forcing their demands and whenever his
negroes had little money ahead, or felt
like taking trip round hecountry, they
you'd leave him, when perhaps at the
time few days delay might ruin his
whole crop, and that under the military
rule now existing in the South the ne.
groes were allowed to leave their masters
when they choose to do 50,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

,a Gold 1431E. "o12
Erie 971s; Michigan Central, =,
Michigan Southern, 651I; Erie preferred,
SO; Hudson, ia; Pittsburgh, 729l; Rock
Island 1889; Northwestern preferred,
631S; Ohio & Mississippi AA-t;se.tos, 2s1<:
Atlanti--A1-rI1 1865; Cumberland, 425z
Brunswick Land, II. .
Market excited and strong. ....-.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The Herald's special says the Cabinet
were in session about two hours to day. 1t
is understood that in addition to other i'm
Portant matters they had under considsra-
ton some of the more important appoint.
msnts about 10 be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

TRUSTEES.
BARHYDT. Secretary a.,hisn southern Es,isoaa
Company. No 10 wnhsn.t
wM II. PHELPS, Tromb..y. PhelP, Co., No i9iMaid.
sui.n-.
SAMUEL II. HARD. President OPEN Board Of Brosess'
No % vrlisn,,
IA VAN rAssEL. Van T,uei Archer, Nos. Il md Is
Jsy.,.
VIVA WHEELER Merchant No ~ BroaiTsy.
rHos. IL. wACsrAFP, wsstas Ooc,eir' No. II
Broadway.
D. o. ARCHER, Merchant, Mo-. lc aud 10 Jay''
G. ". SNOW, Merchant, No 3ij Broadway.
HENRY EDWARDS, Merchant, Boston, Ne"
The property Of iii. company, the essbra'ed Watson
Fann on the Watson fais on Creek within Tie borough
n TITusvlLLE Penn and one mile from u, n'ilIoad Do
po, owned IN FEE and divided into 'i4'youf lots zach Of
Which sfiord. territory for two or more wells
Eisbtoen wei, have tcen commenced, end two are cont
pe,.a end yielding SIXTY barrels per day 1heo @e opened
b, p,rte, taking Eases from tie Company Appcsiion' are
made by other % le. or lease. terms paying o Company
royay At tho hi.hos rates Known 20 Ito blsines' and
bonn, beside tn, Conpeny derives tie income from the
row ,o, On the lease, giants working capitol Is re-
qIired.
IN. INCOME nom the wells opened enable we .'nl-
pany to Ply the Customary average nonhy dEdehd' ou'
this BEGINNING bears small proportion to tbs fc'ui' "a
peced nom tho further prosrs, Of the esIes that Il not
deemed i,portsn, nor worldly Of mention Indictment
for Investment In the stock
The well established productive character Of this property
freeing Il from 81, h yield Of OIL sni Its vicinity TO mar
kt give It peculiar Advantages Tho oil anbc placed on the
cal. II Tu.rl milo distant by good road, Tor soou'
~, cents per barrel Ifs advantage over the Pfoaa
O, more distant well, 10 Of isof $ large proh,-
F.rse, nom letter written by gentleman ct Titgsvie
who l. thoroughly informed the suboc, Of oil ieuoryi
"Irn Aparrgp OF AL HAND. That Inis sPof 0Le prop
ery Of Ills compsny) rnE MOST PROLIFIC o. OF ~ All
wrrmIS rvs MILES"
Circulars md books f5r .l5s ption - tie Cops sl0@
nsy be found with
TlEMBLEY, PHELPS Co. no. 10 ha.lcaims
WN A. WHEELER, No. ia Broadway.
eAsfuEL u. HARD, No. 70 Wlliams'.
WAGSTAEF Z GOETCnluS. No. II Bred. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

OFFICE OF THE FPHsiDkNi FkfRoLEuN toHfANy I
pps.IpEXr, kenango Co.. Pa hLw YORK Feb. Il. lsos.
SPECIAL MEETING OF tho STOCK.
N HOLDERS If tn. PRESIDENT PoRCuPlNE snd
The Confidential Hotel, In tie City Of Philadelphia,
WEDNESDAY, ID. eighth day Of March next At IL O'CLOCK
poon the purpose Of voting the proposition 10 ssue 70
ire stockholders n the PRECEDENT Cmpsny, separate
fcse. ntere,t IN the Porcupine Company and ss
ON rropoon tho sale OF such portion Of ina tApt
STOCK oil ths PoIeuline Petroleum COMPANY may be
quired q rli.e > working Capital for said Company.
By oder OF tho Boerd Of Directors.
J. EDWIN CoNAST, Secrelsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25
A. BARLEY, President
r. s. KILLER. Secretary ard Treasurer.

PROPERTY OE THE COMPANY
Tie Pr psfty consist, of Three OF and Mnei. Lss'es,
couilri.iug so s,g.s rsfolovs;
No I-lanes Foster Farm, Of l,6t acres
No p Ezekiel Csuteld Fsm Of l!o acres
No D. rhoma, J. Mercy Fam, OF = acres a., -,
Al the.s lsni. iccaied on wof Cre,k. Ws'hn.,os
Couy Ohio sud "a tito very heart Of the oil region OF that
sat. Eournith, OF ali tho oil AID mineral product.
thereof . coal &C. secured to the comgsny Tor term 81
l,,s sre secured upon lard, lying on Tho Marietta
an, Cirlnrpi Railroad within eight mi rs OF Marietta AID
four mics the Quo Rver thus ahSdns great sees ior
III, So .uI tspii trsuspoTa.ion OF the oil.
The company now making active Preparations to fnly
develop their property aud confidently oher TO the puoc
,eJ ,morrt o. the stock ~ ~ per share full paid end
ne, subisct q further call or assessment.
rtions received et tho office Of the company Nc.
WiIi.a,-st. or by either ~ the trustees
sabserptions are received 81 WALDEN MclLNAlNE's.
No 70 n si.... ana a. DAsf MORT FAAAINO's Mon
tacue-s!.. Court, BROOKLYN.