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NoAaA-bA-g . VI NGk.
Governor Perry's message was read bsfore
the Legislature, to-day. He says, though
his appointment was made several months
after the other Provisional Goysrnors, Souih
Csroii1a now IS as fsr advanced in recon
strBction as any ether State. By restoring
those who were in civil Office at the suspen-
SION OF tbs oivil government reconstruction
was greatly expedited. ss
This measure was objected to by the mill
taFy authorities, but he was sustained By
President johnson, 70 whom will be assigned
IN history tbs glory Of having RECONSTRUCTED
the broken and dismsntled fragments Of the
Republic without marring its civic bea tues.
lie Rlludes 90 the new Constitution Is popu-
lar and demoeratie, inspiring the people
with more zeal and energy in developing
the talent and resources OF the State.
He reeonmends the fosteri1eOf Internal
improvements, commerce and mauufse tuFes.
ana the encouragement Of foreign emiera-.
ton also, that they shall not be dependent,
IS heretofore, on the Western States for
horses, mulesi cattle, hogs, bacon, lard and
beef nor on the Norlhern States for furni-
ture, agricultural implemeRts and clothes.
but should raise, grow, and make everything
for themselves Now that slavery Is ahol-
ishsd, labor is made more honorable and
necessary. Young men must become trades
men, manufactures and mechanics. North
err friends are invited TO come.
Immediate provision must be made for
the protection, by the Government, Of freed
men. This is expected By the President
and Congress, and viii remove ah pretezt
Tor multary rule rT lI.l.I fr-Hlnr arI
The election Of electors for President end ]
Vice-President Of the United States, sheuId |
be given to the people, and an early day |
fixed for the election ofmem bers ofEon gress.
Should those elected be in Washington, with !
their credentials, when the Clerk calls the !
roll, they can not be excluded any more |
than those from Massachusetts,
No man in South Carolina can take the |
test oBth without perjury. Il IS not the \
policy Of the President to enforce this, and
he believes that it is not the policy Of Con-
gress ." M f.q .,ral
An election is necessary. for two United
States Senators-oas for six years from the
Sd Of March last, and the unexpireG term,
to March, 1867. .lI
He recommends the issuing Of State
bonds, and selling them to pay the State
debt and avoid present taxation. There
Of the militia is urged, the
Secretary Of State at Washington, having
given assurance that as soon as the State
Governments is organized, all troops will
be Withdrawn. He recommends the re-es-
Enlistment Of the South Carolina College
ID universal system, and the reoPsnng Of
he Citadel Academy, for ladies. -. =
He opposes any act looking. 10 the repu-
iiation OF the State debt. He recommends
he exchange Of public documents with all
ne sister States.
He has been informed by the Postmaster
General that the mail viii be carried over
III railroads as soon as the Department is
assured Of the responsibility OF the agents.
In conclusion, he asks the people % look
My to the future, and not to the past.
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eeneraI InteIIIQenoe ORoe.

TgOR he purchase Hnd ssis a Real Estats, Rent
II ing Houses, Leasing Land, &C., 70 which is
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From he Duldee AdVerIlser. ~
The Body Of King James III, of Scot
land. Discovered and Reinterred.

BY command Of Her Majesty the Queen
an elegant slab or monumental structure
has been erected on the spot Of ground al
CAmbuskenneth, near Sterling, where were
found some human remains supposed 70 be
those Of King James III and his Queen, the
Princess Margaret, Of Denmark. The royal
remains were dag up in the course Of some
excavations which were made in the sum-
mer Of last year, when the foundations Of
the sncient abbey were laid bare. Is may
may be stated that the structure is built Of
fresstons, is about four feet and q half in
height, eight feet long, four and half feet
broad At the base, Bnd about three feet
brood the top. On che north side the iol
lowing inscription is cut in raised letters /;
f'This restoration Of the tomb OF her anees-
tors was executed by command Of Her Ma
isstv, Queen Victoria, A d. 1850" Or the
south there - the following elm this place,
near to the high altar Of the Abbey OF Cam
buskeunsth, we're deposited the remains Of
lanes the Third. King Of Scots, wLO died
The IIfh Of June, lass, and Of his Queen,
ths Princes Margaret, Of Denmark" On
he west end are tho Scotch arms, with the
motto. assri0 ne tEapiae leeGesif, !" and on
tbe east end the Scotch arms, euartercd with
those Of Denmark, surrounded By scroll Of
thistles
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The freedmen Of the Sea Islands.

MA5HIEGIOE, Oct %
A party representing ths interests % che
Freedmen settled on the South Cairulina aea
islands, had an interview with the Presi-
dent to-day. AMER hearing their statements
the President declined either q suspend
the order restoring the blands % thsir
former owners, or 70 sueh0fize ths tr6b0sad
romovsi Of the Freedmcn % the public
lands in Florids, On the grounds, 'frBl. Cha.
the lands ID question Hers uot si1Hieient y
productive b support the freeiiinen, aud
secondly, thar 3 would Be iotheir diaad
vantage 70 be colouized separately from the
whites. Re expressed tbs esnY sitter that
contact with the whites would saarpcn their
knowledge Of haudieraft and 81 theu soon-
er for the duty Of free iab0fefs. z i IN
derst5od that 70 steps viii b. taken t0carry
TIE order into eject until General H0safd
kas investigated and reported upbn the con
dition q ahairs on the islsnds. The resto.
ration is mesut % include not osly the H.
lands Of the South Carolina coast, bur also
those Of tieorgia, exceps such piantations on
the former a. have been sod On aecousit 81
non -payment o. taxes. eI
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LARGE SALE 3D. a.
-.s.
OF
adH
Government Property.
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TrSSNssEE,
HEF QUARTRRMAsTERs OFFICE, u. S. Nil, r. Rs.
NASHVILLE TF-SH SAINT OK 1QcS

military DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE !
CHIEF QUARTRRMAsrERs OFFIcE, U. S. Nil. r. Rs.
NASHVILLE, Tens, Sept. 25, 1855 }
4 WILL offer at public sale the following described
a property OF the United STATES. w. -..H
On Monday. Oeloner s0th at Antioch, n and c.
R. R., oNE BUILDING.
On Monday, October 30th, at Smyrna, N. and Q.
X. r., at 4 O'Clock, D. M, UNE BUILDING
on Tuesday, Oetobar 3ist, st Tullahoms. n and
c. R., ONn BUILDING = VI
On "Wednesday, November Let, 1855 ct Deerherd
n. and c. r. r., TEN BUILDINGS, MESS HOUSE,
&c. I'M
FOUR BUILDINGS.
On Thursday. November I'd, at Bridgeport. N.
aud c. r. x ONE BUILDING. -r'r a.
On Thursday, November I'd, at shelmond n.
and &, K X, At O'clnck p. NJ, ONE BUILDING.
On Friday, November 81, 1886, Al ChattsDco-a,
Tenn, and continuing dsiy untu comp,ated ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIV BUILDINGS
inore or lessb such as storenouses, Mess and
DEellipg Houses, Odices, Stables &c
large proportion Of the above mentioned build
ings are substantial and well sdspted for either
dwellings OF stores; It the sane tiins they are 20
constructed thst they can Be readily removed 4
necessary. ~ II.
As the land on which these buildings nov stand
does not belong to the Government the rieht to re-
move them viii be guaranteed for ten days from
date OF sale
ga % commence at o'clock each day, unless
otherwise specified.
Any information desired in ref renee 70 the above
prOperty may b. had I1pon spplicttou 70 Can't 8.
b. Hamlll. A. 2. NJ, Nashville, Tenn. or Cart ".
K hopkins, A. 2, NJ. ChsttsEooga, Tenn.
Terms Clash IN 9oFrIunent Funds
FL. CHILLY,
sepso-tnoyI Capt. sud 40. NJ, q. s. Army.
.
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GH:4slHT5:
IlhSil:!s: |.SsSS.
]! !! !. IIIff|E|l1|.:i
20. 1---is 75la s5lS 5ss.....lSl 75lSs co.'s %
No. g. ! OF l Sd / "a -. 2 81 % s 50
No. b.. ! 25 ! IS COL 50 sol 4 Isl So
No. A.. / sol 25l 2 sol 8 col 8 COL sol $50
70 Re, a. 2Set2daSl sSsss 3 seI 5 50 10 %
No. -. sol 5 25l 5 75l 4 25l 4 Isl - -
No. So 3 OoI 4 OBJ so 4 76i col - -
s sS.n g. 81 81 ! e g g - =. -

O. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen MAnuzcthrsr
20 ERil-8tfeet Cor Sixth. I,ouisviIlsl Nv
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M AIzE Ma
r-a 100000 ia
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS &c. al
WORTH OVER 100000,


Ii. to be sold for Oae Dollar each vithbut re-
~ gard to value. Not 70 be paid for Untl yea
know what you are TO receive.
"This Is one Of The largest hrms IN the City Of N.
York. and are doing Yery extensive bg'iness, and
have on band the largest stock that be found in
the Ciiy.T--Oeesns Tines, Psnt Water, Mich, Oct.
a. 1Scf. s"Theiy stock Il large, szd buyers rnsy
rely articles purchaser nom them Just az repre-
scented. Their lone c0nfnuance IN business enables
them % oher better endorsements thsn any other
house In the cty."-Loyl American, Anderson,
Ind, Oct -, 1854. Their Watches are admitted
by competent Judges, and those who have used
them, % be the hast m use. They are an they are
adyeInsed % be."-lndapendent, Narrentsn, H.,
Oct %, 1854. They are large desleTs and their
stock II manufactured IN tha best sfyie and Of pure
resented % b. ~ Dimes, Watcrville, n Y, Oct ~,
1854. s'WoTthy OF confidence Wyoming Demo-
GRAFT WarsaWg n Y, Oct IS, 1854 "honorable and
lair deaiug men.n-Cumberland Valley Journal,
aerhancehurg Pa Oct 20 1854
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~ c1.Helslosll xED E1PuaIksoror A. L.
EAAlD---FH5 So tha bsusft. ma a. =
e-ation = younE men aad Others, Who ruf6,-
ifom hsrYoas Debility, Prsmatara Dscsy of
~ ~ ian hooes ke., sgppiying e. ths same tine
ne mems q seii-eure. ~ one Who has
eufed Aimaelf ailsr undergoing considsrabis
& aneksry- y enclosing : postpaid I'D
dressed e1Yeiope, singlo copies may DO had
hAfaANraL MGTFArz, ESQ,
Brooklyns Kings Co.. n. z.
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TEo Original and Besf IN the Void
TIE only true and parfact Hair Dvs. ~,
lsss, keilabie and insianfane0us p,--l,,-s,
inmeaialcly sfsPlendtd Black or prturaI
1ioH1s Hitnout lEjurinx ths - or sEir.
l---.e.iiss Ne ~ eficcis e hsd dyua. Sold
~ Dta5sl1t1. The tenrins i signed
siihan A. b4leAeior.. -
H-ts-...neiiHg 1ztnart ~ Eztrfstr1, for
6ergl1lg and Baaufif.iag ~ Hair.
CHARLES DkTCnElok, NEH Ioax.
scpl3-ly .Il
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The Goyernorship Of south c,,oIi.a.

The GeyeTnOrshiP Of South Carolina.
{ The New York Tribune 81 ihe zith iast,
says.
Col. James I. Orr has been choaeu Gov
ernor 81 south caroliua-tle frst ever elect
visionel Governor Perry, halls from ne ap-
land portion Of he state, ard dii good sefr-
lee agiinai Secession 4 ls63-l! He vas q
moderate a 1859, but finally yielde.l 10 t1a
eurfsnt. Bora Ia lsz3. be vas frat ch0ssn
70 tie STATE Leeislafure il 1854, toCourrcst
IN SIS, ana IN 1851 IVES eiecfee speaksr--
the lssE ever elevated % that post " ths
Democrats vsis. Col orr . - a6ls. fair-
minded mar, ard tTo trostl ~ konsitly
labes = restore feass ~ Fsosfsrity q oe'
VAS eo2nff{, .I-srr-- "a {, =.
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PkotoErapba q asnsrals
Federal and conlaa1-4ts. The largest col
iactioa 60 NE Weat, ior ealo, whnis1ais a.
retail. RsmsmbaF Ms plaeo, Gallsry ofth
Cumbsrianas 1tcsdaF sirest, obposifs O.
mrclal holei- maF1T-tf
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THE3 bHEzftIazs asia 4 'rEs
! Oei. 26y--Ersm no Jaueirey y ths 2Arz
IraFeisr, our dates arr % ine i-iA ei sep
temhar.
The R-aEihana we're % eetl4.les =. thriF
recent Yieieries, enA -. eisl ~, Aie.ni-
urisd - airhna b guecaasion. The
-. 81 ~ uftsr route cf the ParaTuayan
49, - cenhrmed. ald s1s ailics, a. iast
.e-..a1.ts we're flil1RIDg up tlreir sucoassss
III $1,000 81 he Psraguanian country.
F.rsi1iancs vs. sEpecteds - The rsireaiiss
iercss we're iorii.l i's-ss sa t1a .tss1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FoR sITERIFF.


We are authorized 10 au1ouuae KOsCIUaKO
BRANCH e. : Candidate Tor Sheriff Of Davidson
county, a Ire e1suiag March election. ootZl-s
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We ARE AUTHORlzzD 10 ANNOUNCE TOM
W G. ChUhk as = canddats lor C1uafy Court
Clerk, % DeFllsou couuty, q lhs snFung Hsrch
sioe-on. ouit
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IN London. the olher hieb nar -.
gong - liairl = hsd, rfhe1 ke slips~d ~
Is.i aqen ~ II e, sh1 Va goIloEinr rim.
80 naa steaped viii Ysry sagh. ini ~,
ths remsa va killed.
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just received, per kxprsss, dns lot AZ
IEi1se1, i4rlotons naia1e1z. muslins. a. -
Ftle sale- 81. d. q. GO. 5HlnLns ! O.
Ei-a = A1s = CollsEs ssTssi.
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a9aalrille Aniuil.
". OLMERON 3 OO., PabIIshers.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1865.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Governor PeFTy's Message Read.
EulOgY on President JOhnsOn--De-
pendenee on Northern States Depre-
cated--lmmigFatiOR InYited-- Pro-
VisiOn for Freedmen, sc.
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For Sale,


A HorYsE AND lot, vithi1 sly steps g re
a Oarss1i 80 Fina stseafs and etsf ne s1a7s,.,e
81 Cedsr, and ronis The e1aie grognas e Ne -.
front siso eaa nsFsr b otsircc g 9 sild tls go
tn h -, ~ rriIes-harlnf an alleF on tne So
und lE1ck end. Tse sreu1d descen15 ntck % -.
no huIlding n the rear VII eyer assIuci ne NeN
81 81 fhere d tenelueui otse oscs eoal - -,
ing ldr 81 per fY,outh All taa irtnt hudzng cQgid
have ceen rental thus year l0r Siuuo. AhssS Nlle
hAre % rent souid Dc vel 10 tnf- q ~ i.qPtri4
would pay bark the purcsase money - tlfe - ~
i larsne - e ~ cOWAEpIN,
~ Alsos ysfioas cas- . g = issse. 7s -.
= 11iAs-is tala 80 raEaa 81 u .HIH
tas So Hsla tala r
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of InfHFanee Companies,

fAkE-f A SMITH, Nos SC apd 50 Upion street,
" tup ssairs} Represent ne fdHoVirP Companies:
lima Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Meiropoli-
tan, Pfio7niE add Kniekerlpcker LIE OF New York,
and Accident Of colurnbus Ohio.
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Public sale.

y ,,-t,,s,o al a decree q the Chssoety Court q
X Roherss5n ,,santy, there VII be sold a. Pntlc
- IN the ssi December next on ne preiiisee =
Chesthsfn county, thaf vAnahle 7ropei y hn2sn a.
re svcanore Cotton aud Powder Mllis, 0ols ~
1870 srd ciher personal e3ecis aiiAehea a.
- infarszfion ahaut the proIierit ensure q =
q (rlsa1haaa, Nashville. or Of = Nal-oni
more Nnisn "a g
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Diseases Of The Threat LHngs and
Heart.
DIS. r AND =. HUNTER
or New Hork,
PhYIIsIam Iar PalmaaafY DlRasFL

NVoqi.D uotig toeIF patisuts IN NASHVILLE and
" ttoae uho dsnirs - oonsIIif zen. thsf 49,
hale opepad % oltca q the ely Heti, ahsro thsT
GO - eonsuiied perlonay or ~ ieiief ca al dis-
e--ss snlnI.ce. ~ t1elr speciality, "a. RruurhiHa
hatsflal and eon1unptun. 10 Hhsch iEaurh % thair
ploleaslo1 tEeir p1scers i sEeiuarralT cnufn-f
a ~ kuafezs Tialt - haahEis q rnisd III -
desire . p'ace themselves undeF kis care ssonIf
iote 10 TINE l Aubul tthF t1ef c1ssi for ergrIf1s
Con az ne oaiesi pfaeileshIs saoIasit locrs-sGl
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
BANKERs AND BIsOKERs.

LfIRST NATIONAL BANK-6overnment Deposi-
and the Public Square dealers in Uneurrent
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government Securi-
ties q al Kinds. Stocks and Bonds bought and
sole on Copimission. Collections promptly at
tended to.
A. 6. SANFORD, Pres't Jas c. osDEN. Cash'r.
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NG77l8 7 n = % 10 10 W
New York, extensive manufacturers and importers
al IL Ne leaiing and most isshi0uatle styles a.
Wzrhas md ieWflry, aearng ~ lurfease their hu-
sinsss 10 40 u1l uliied efient hsFe received upon
Z Grasi Glii nsirtuaon, suuieei % ne Regulations
following; .-r.
Certificates nnuning each article and he value ara
rleoed I'M Sealed Envelopes and well mixed, One
al these envelopes will he sent BY mail % any adj
dress % necept Of tEeaty i've cents
an o7faa va a De Builar saoa, usahbia rspTd
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On recsirt q she ceriik,steysu III 80 vhst You
srs going % hsve, and then iiis 81 your cfeon q
md Ire dollar and take iha srucle or not Fur-
rhasers nav thus obtain . Sold Wsich u amunii
RING or any set OF Jegelry on our list Cor one sol-
al ard II 10 ease can they GET less thsn one dol
Lars worth me prize ~ Certificates he as ioileFs
On, fsr Is cents i've for 81 eleven for g. thrty
for S.. srtv-hve for SIC, one hun1fed fur SIS
Agents Nsntei eFerywherei 90 whom specisl
T.&H. 6AUCHaN&C0,
s.,s- So No no Brnaduay, n. Y
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OHiicsrs' Aecoanl made oat and cssb.J
Quartermaaieru' aud orfsanco se~o1,,.
promptly made ~ b. u. Touspkins. 49,
MAJOR ieth regimsnt nlinois caTairv. Or
ace corner ol Cherry and Cedar strsstr. m.
1tulra. aatillfGaf iGnE.THg =
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CARRIaGE IFAS1FACTJifEIls.

| NHYERs . HUNT-AIanrklsturers Of al the
| nj Latest Styles Of First Clsss Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and CSrryslis, y North
Market street.
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M AR THDS1 Er-breker, IcoTBef5 Union and
w College streets, buys and sells Gold, Incur
rent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
CollecuOns attended 70 promptly.
Also. buys End sells on leomHisslon.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ p Cherry street, desls IN Exchange, Govern
mont Securities and Co n. Collecaiolsi promptly
attended 70 j. LUmDEN, Cashier. u
FT'HIRD NATIONAL BANE OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals m Exchange; Government Securities
and Coin. COLLECTIONS promptly attended ID
Gold, Stocks and Bonds Sold ON Commission.
W. v. BEEEY, President, EDsAR JONES, CASHIER.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
-
RAILROAD LINE.

" "a further notice, Passenger Trains Wil run A.
f0IOHEs o..
Leave Nashville BROAD street Depot for Decatur
and huntsulls q 80 am.
Returuing-LasFe Decatur af 500 AM arriving
81 Nashville a. SO pm.
Accommodation frAin for Columbia leaves Nash
vile, broad street Depot st o. pJn.
Returning, leave Columbia at 7.3o am; arriving
Al Nashwle * 10 am.
Trslus stop e. an infsrmsdiate Stations
TIaius run from Decatur % Jonesboio, on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. III miiesi con.
ectng Hlth stage lAne for Tuseumbia, thence By
Memphis and Charleston Railroad 70 Memphis.
etea-u ). a. POTTER t5su1 Sup'I
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HOOK Am jon FR7NTING.

CAMERON, WM. a O0.-Book and Job Printers,
- and puFlishess 81 the Daily and Weekly
Union, fnnter's Alles, beiEeen Union and Dead
erleE slssesa. -
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DURYEA'S MAIzETA

That received a medal and honorable nnentiol
the Roysl Commissioners, the compehiiOu
prominent manufacturers Of ''Oom Starch
s'Prepared Germ Flour" Of this aud other cot
nnIhHIL h.lan-Enn.
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Lands Located in Ohio, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania, :. ,.r


THEPROPERTGES OF THIS CONIPA-
OH Lands in these States. selected with care and
judgment by practical men, after prospecting and
examining the most productive regions and locali-
ties. A large part Of it is situated on Dunkard
creek, Green county, Pennsylvania, where, in pro-
portion to developments, the quantity and quality
of the Oil found, is superior to Uil creek, it com
manding higher price in the Pittsburg market.
The lands in West Virginia are located in Mon
ongelia and Wetze counties, and are considered
among the best in the S'ate. .'.
In Ohio, the Company property is located in Knox
county, where the indications are most favorable
Oil of a superior character as q lubricator being
found at depth Of $50 feet, adjacent lands, and
within few feet cf the Conpanv's property.
The Company arc already sinking one WELL and
have arranged to commence two more as soon as the
necessary machinery can be put on the grOund.-
THREE WELLS have recently been struck only
short distance from the property Of this Company.
EITHER ONE Of which would, in one year, nearly re-
pay the entire capital Of the Company. tl, r..
The officers of this Company, in placing its stock
before the public, are confident that the induce
ments offered are not surpassed by any Company
in the country. The Capital Stock is smsll for the
amount of valuable Oil territory the Company pos
sess, and the assurance of a speedy and large re-
turn to the stockhOlder is almost certain. .fu
Full and detailed information given ON applica-
tion to the Sec etary and Treasurer.
90 A limited amount of the Stock is now offered
for sale. Apply to -
apra1-d6m Z Secretary al: a and treasurer. f HT:
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LAND SCRIP FOR. SALE.
... E. Nr..f---il -- 7u 'aI.s-.lUi
100000 Acres. ..
1,HE SURsoRiBEw. ,ACE

THE SURSoRIBER, AGENT FOR d
i the sale Of the Agricultural College Land Scrip,
granted by Act of Congress to the State OF Pennsy-
vaua, will receive sealed bids ior the whooDr any
part of said Scrip uht the twentieth day Of June,
ls65. t'' .'E .'hhF H.' . II .""ilID E,J
Each piece of the Scrip entities the holder to locate
l6O acres of any OF the pubic lands of the United
States, which open to private entry, in accord
ance with the Act of Congress of 1862. &C.,. .
The title Is direct from the United States to this
Comm lnwealth, and the Scrip being assigned in Y
blank under the hand and seal Of the surveyor Cen
era, becomes and safe representativeof prop
erty, and may be transferred by mere delivery.
The purchaser may locate his Scrip at once or
hold it without payment Of taxes or other expenses,
for location or sale at any future time.
AplIfh ti'..4 s.l 80 '@ t' .lEili Nr r.
10 slui.r9y FORM OF BIDS cd a.,sd ,d,,,
i will take - pieces of Scrip at - cents an
acre, on the conditions advertised. 30 iHiUh H %
[SIGNED WITH NAME AND RESIDENCE IN FULL ri
i1lI2s" CONDITIONS. 8 B .5ur
Bids must be for 100 acres or multples of that
number.
q: The bids are to be marked on the envelope
"Rids for Scrip" .t,........,.
s. The bids arc to be opened on Thursday, June
rsburg. in the presence of the Governor, Surveyor
General, and Auditor General.29U 90I NJ if1tI "
A. One fourth of the purchase money to be paid at
the office of the Surveyor General ten days after
notce,of the award is deposited in the PUstofioe,
and the balance on delivery Of the Scrip. twenty
s. No bid of less than seventy five cents per acre
will be considered. Address,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-23
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$tALLr ON ROSE a BEEMT, NORTH.
east corner Of High and Town streets, for your
Clothing, where you can get good fits, good quality
Goods, and at ceryLo prices.
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