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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-09

The PROPERTY of Julian Arnold, Charles
E. Stuart, VIM. D. Stuart, and Henry L. Stu
art, has been seized by the u. S. Marshal,
under the Confscation law and the cases will
be tried before the District Court in this place,
in March next.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

some Republican wants another job; he
wants 10 go 10 Europe; 50 do we; he wants to
got his money ont OF the State Treasury so n
20 make the job nice one. The Republicans
are willing he should take five thousand dol
lars out of the Treasury, ON the ground. We
suppose, that il was estimated there would be
that much left after the journal had taken all
il now wanted, and that taxation could easily
supply more by the time more was wanted
And here We wish 10 say word for the noble
Democracy Of this Legislature; they are arrest
ing the mad schemes of wa.teful extravaganza
of the dominant party; in the senate, where
there Is power, this is done by votes; In the
House, 10y exposing. We have no doubt the
Democrats have and Will arrest the squander-
ing this sessions. Of more than one hundred
thousand dollars 10y the Republicans.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14
Southern Women.

The New York Tribune assaulted tho south
ern women. The following is an extract from
the reply Of the Richmond Va Times:
Thc-e who have witnessed. for the last four
years. the heroism with which the Southern
women bore their Sulerings and priyatiOns
the fOrtitude of soul displayed by them that
oVershadOwed the desperate courage of the
men, the devotion and gentleness, assidious
aud unwearying, with which they nursed our
sick and wounded, will bear Us out in saving
they need no defender from SANDER, that no
eulogy could do them Justice. MANY n fair
widow, many 4 sad mother, now. plies her
needle or works the loom in the southern home
whose young husband or gallant boy lies
buried on the bloody battle fields of Virginia.
If TO know this be any satisfaction 10 the phil
osophers and philanthropists Of the Tribune.
they are welcome 10 the manly feelng.
But case more peculiarly illustrating the
character OF the Virginia woman, her holiness
OF soul and nobeness of heart, came specially
TO our notice but the other dav She was n
plain. unaffected lady, with sweet. quiet. uE-
affected manner, no pretenSiOn, no hard.
coarse, masculine ways about her. Her hus-
band was one of partnership that had become
inSoivent. He died leaving insufficient effects
To satisfy the demands of his creditors, and his
widow. his upright, honest, Southern woman.
though her whole estate had been swept from
her by the war, was willing and anxious 10
surrender her dover TO paw the debts of the
partnership Ofwhich her husband had been a
member. She wished 10 pay his Just debts. 10
clear his name, even though she had To give
up her dover right and be left pcnniless. 1t
was only the imperative and indignant remop-
STRANGE of her counsel. and by am appeal far
consideration OF her little bow, that this Vir-
GINA lady could be prevented from making
such sacrifice. Such acts rs these, and we
ourselves Were witness of il, speak for them
selves, and illustrate the character of the
Southern women
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

The Cincinnati Commercial 4. against u
high protective tariff. Truth seems to DC
making It's way. That paper says of the re-
duction Of the tariff toahereN euue standard:
The people would get their clothing. etc
lull twenty-five per cent. cheaper than they
now DO. while the Government would get
more ineome whercwith IL reduce the national
debt nr#|#
Add now. the additional fact that We might
get twenty five per cent. higher for our own
produce, II the tariff were properly reduced
and II Dives us on the wbole, n saving Of fifty
per cent. which now j. drawn from our west
crn pockets and paid into the pockets Of New
England capitalists. If We could retain the
amount thus indicated NJ home. from year b.
year, for a few years. we should have capital
enough among H. To build and sustain western
manufacturing establishments, which, how.
ever. New England does not intend we shall
bc enabled 10 do.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

Mr.. kERE. the worthy Democratic Repre-
sentative from the Second Congressional Dis
trict, submitted the foil aving resolution on the
9th inst, in the House uf Representatives, and
demanded the previous question on its pas
sage:
ReS0lcei. That the Committee on Naval Ar
fairs. when appointed, be instructed TO inquire
into the Justice and expediency Of providing
by law that all pilots engaged in the gunboat
or other naval service II The Government du-
ring the late war. shall be deemed To have been
oflie,as within the terms Of the rules and recll-
lations Of the service on that subject, and enti-
tied 10 the same extra pay and ratiOns Is other
officers in the same setSice. WHOSE monthly
compensation Was the same; aud that the said
Committee report by bill or otherwise
The prov question was seconded. and the
msin question ordered; which was upon agree
I'M q the resolution. The question WAS taken
and tho resolution agreed To-
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14
~essfon.

We have asked, and ssked m vain, for de-
iaraiion ~ the reason Il ihe Extra session.
Towarf This invitation. 30 rsaschaiIe IN ft-eIf.
an owlish silence has been maintained: but.
We think event. have now disclosed what we
desired . know. The Journal oaIee wishes 70
erecta bailding DE ensuing sumner eostink
SONS, sixty o. eixAty tless@ans cilar- q snt-
% get the money out Of the state treasury;
and. a. appears from tho resolution. below. by
an Outrageous fraud on the state, In attempt
Ing 10 act under resolution with plain per.
version Of its known intention. thew seek 10
get the state entrapped into job paying from
dfly 70 one hundred thoussnd dollars. A We
asked the other dsy. shall the treasury of the
state be tHrIRd over O. ti,e Journal Office ,
Are che Republicans going 70 Let them run
away with IT. W.. pnser. % this underhand-
ed mode q getting the money. that the Jour
nal should make out a bIIof whstit wants.
and iei The state give that sum. and have m
end II this thing.
The manner In which these printing jobs
entanglc the state l. illustrated BY the follow
ing ia the kilograms Of Yesterday:
PRINTING AND BINDING.
An idea Of the large amount Of printing and
binding during the current year h furnished
6y the fact that the superintendent Of Public
Printing asks Congress for an additional appro-
priatiOn Of S6so,OO0.
The Journal can Afford good b0nu. 10 gel
it, measur through. The following resolution.
suggested thi. article, and n they 20 into NJ
particulars, we can not now DO 50.
THE ApJUTAST GENERALS REPoRr-,GAIN
Mr.. Clson offered the following:
WHEREAS. At the last session Of the Senat'
the following resolution was passed. viz: he.
SOired. That 800 copies q the report 81 th'
AdjUtant General 81 Indiana De- printed for tn
lie ~ the members Of the Senate; and
WHEREAS. II was the understanding 81 tn
members Of the senate that the report Of sal,
Adjutant was the report Of last winter, ant
was 10 be- Of the ordinary size and 81 the us,ia
(. form; and
wnEREAs. e turns out that said repor
j. 10 be- in several large sized volumes. Their
/ fore
he Il ResoIced That said resolution re-
/ scinded and repealed.
/ ON motion by Mr.. {. il was laid on tn
+ table till the report II the investigating com
mittcc authorized this incoming shall be- made
i y. S.-we are Just informed that tn
Journal intends to publish six thousand copie
Of TERRELL's Report. in seven volumes
making forty-two thousand volumes, at tw
dollars a volume. making eight. four housan
dollars, aside from other expenses. Now, Il
times like these Of great severity Of taxation
il such job i To be let, il should be given {
the lowest bidder, ut all events; and we as
the Committee 20 consider this point. Tn
HERALD oflice has facilities for doing wor
well and cheaply. unsurpassed by any in In
West, both in the business Of. printing am
binding
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

The main portion Of our Government debt
becomes due within eight years. As il ma
lures. the Government can issue loan
bonds. subject 10 taxation, at from live to six
per cent. interest. ON these bonds the Gov
ernment can raise money; if they would not be
taken here by our capitalists. they would
readily in Europe. where the rate Of interest
i very low. and the money thus he raised to
pay of our present securities. Ii oar bond
holders viii not consent TO the bonds being
taxed. every effort ought TO be made by the
Government 10 pay them of. at maturity, by
the sale. anywhere. of bonds subject To taxa
ton. We learn the Government i now
negotiating for a losn Of nine hundred millions
IN Europe. at six per cent, with every pros
pect Of success.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

The Richmond, Va, Times informs Us that
the old men Of Virginia have, during the war.
nearly all died, and in the absence Of any
epidemic disease. Ii assigns the following
reasons for the occurrence:
The loss. during the war, Of lifelong and &C.
custOmed luXuries and comforts. which had
become a Necessity of their existene.. NAV be
assigned a one of the calises OF mortality
among our old men. They could not eat and
drink a. they had been accustomed. and the
deprivation injured their health. Good gen
erous liquor was rs scarce rs hens'seeth i'm
the COnfederacy, and the old men could not
do without it. They took 10 drinking new
apple brandy. fresh from the distillerv, and il
did not agree with them.
But more potent causes. by far, which af-
fectedthe health and lives OF the old men, were
mental and moral in their character Anxiety
for the safety Of loved and cherished sons.
whose lives wero daily pelflled. suspense ~ To
their fate after numerous great battles which
seemed 10 have no end. gTicf at the death Of the
pet and pride az the fanlily-all these causes.
with their corroding cares, told fearfrliv upon
our old men, anal h ~ tened their gray hairs i'm
sorrow 10 the grave. Then came the loss of
property, in the accumulation Of which their
hSes had been spent, and upon the security
and preservation Of which their lives dcDend
ell; trusted and valued slaves. whom they had
treated and indulgcd A. children. stuns them
by the ingrattude Of flight and desertion; har-
as~inS anxiety and approximations a. To the f,-
ture worried and perplend them. Then came
the close Of disastrous War. and the total
abolition OF slavery. The Oid men had none Of
the buoySncy and elasticity Of youth 20 meet
and combat all this. They could not com.
mence life again under TN. new order ofthing-.
They became prey 70 grief and desponslesaev
and the storm which swept away all the land
marks II their oil habits aud associations. was
too much for them. Is il any longer strange
that they should have died. and Ne still diving:
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14
Daily Corin,h Enauirer.

This is the title Of new paper IT Corinth,
Mi>sisslppi, by :. &. sHoUP y CO. wriake il
that :. G.. SiIoUr II the firm was formerly Of
thi, state. We wish the paper great success
The Editor say;
WcrccogniZe the inevitable logic 81 events, "
and While we shall ueN.T fsI-et that glorious
story 81 Disappointed bQpt>. wa shah yield a
hearty support % The G;ovctnfnt nj. - tle great
protector and guardian 90 cur foreign aud do-
fa..fff relations
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14
IiOW NuftirnI.

The city Council &C Louisville passe,i an or.
dinance asked Nv street Railroad Company
The ordinance granted monopoly. as We un.
derstsnd, and it, passage was believed 70 have
been procured by the use Of money ami other
II the corrupt Observation-Disclosures that have he.
come common in this lay of Republican wiz.
tue. The Mayor vetoed The ordinance. The
Democrats Of Lon s,ilIs sustain tn, Mayor. tho
Republicans sustain the corrupt Council.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

TIE following dispatch was received by
Lieutenant Governor BAKER yesterday afier-
noon. from New York. IL will be seen that
the Governors health has improved 20 much
s inst be has departed IN fho stcaushlp scotia
ar EUROPE
NEW YoaK. December -. 1855. 30 Pm.
..GovERSOR BtKER. -Governor Morton and
family sailed At one o'clock this afternoon, on
the steamer Scotia. iIe appeared In better
spirits and health than Tor some days past. Ills
physician. ~. Tsf. uho wa detailed by the
Secretary u War 70 attend the Governor until
his departure, has every confidence In his uitf-
mate recovery. 4 large number d the Gov
ernor's friends were on the wharf when the
stsamr sailed. g. testify their appreciation
and svmpsfhy or him IN his hour 2. allie
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14
Country. Cip-City,C ouutr,

IN lush time, country people flock O. the
city. cujoy themselves. cdHrate their children.
and spend taeir money la hSrl times tn
gity people with their employees retir g. the
country. wherr they can ike more within
their means. and produce their own supplies
D., labor. Thcs, city propcFty decliht-.. AMI
ftrn, more nearly hoid tlcir own Prievs. The
tiue 10 the country may come soon.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14
ur. CaSou--The Printing OF the Adj
infant l.cncrnl.e IL npRII.

The course pursued by Mr.. Cssox, r.
noNasn Srnqt p fram IL, Raoua District In
f.,-.., i, -. ,,r,.i.,,, 49,. ,.ii,f,,, CO..
r,l-. rsn,r. "a rne..f,,le.i i. WORTHY ~ all
..-..,,....f.,., m .,..-.,., 49,.
.snpl, :. ,rir-.i =. AM m,.,. !, r,,r,,. 70 al
IL "a. t,,.,r ~. 80. p-,,.,.-,. 49,. .,.r.,,.s
rt.. t 49,. -. u. ,,-..,..r..,,,.l
,hal Ae ws. spnr,,,b..t near f,e r,c.s =
last session l., ~. Stat. pri,t.~ ana sst.I ~
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

- The Cincinnati Commercial gives The
information not generally known. thai while
General Thomas was kRes.k ~. HcS~i's army
IN pieces on thc hill beyond Nasl,i lie, t.ene-
raj John A. l. gan was AZ Isnsii,ville witit an
order IN hi pocket L. take command Il the
army that wHs covered with glory under the
leadership Il Thomas.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14
HnrpfnIu Mrrnrl.s

h'eNiDih 1T hftis----N NuAA- man. Jas
Thompson, Of NoXubee. Mississippi. murdered
his mother. brother. aud two sisters one night
last week. Thompson had some difficulty
With his father about little PrePerty. NJ
killed his mother. two sisteTS.ssnd one brother
IN revenge for bis -urTsc~e t-,rieyanccs. lie
Wa taken % Bro4k iilc. Mississippi, and
hangei bs the IN p a#t'
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

SrArE CoNvENTIoS.--Th IRliauapali.
HEHtrD favor~ the holding III a Mass Demo
cratic Convention on the Et-hth Of January
We arr IN faver Of the holding of A good old
fashioned Democratic Convention on the day
named. Reunion ofthc Democracy on that
memorable DAY, and a free interchange al
opinions, viii tend - strengthen the party
Throughout The stat Culamhla lffp Pasf
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

GKSsERAL LEF.-.t Charleston = C cor
seSpondent IN a letter rellts The following:
heard one gentleman remark that he had
racently met Gen. Lee. and had asked him
whether ia bis opinion. there had any chang,
come over the minds Of hi soldiess
= can't answer for nay ~ol,isr-' said the
Professor; l can ansN q fm ny self l have
not changed my opinion. thought that was
right: l think 30 still.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14
PR O s p ECTUS
INDIANAPOLIS HERALD.
Daily ana weekly, for Isg5-eG.
Tie Undersigned, Publishers Of the
indianapolis Daily & Weekly Herald,


In soliciting support from the people Of the
State, have but few words say ami few promises TO
make; while il shall be their purpose 10 make IL equal
in mechanical execution and literary merit any paper
published in the West they prefer let speak for
Itself
In politics the HEaAID will bs thoroughly Demo-
cratic aud to the party Of It's political fidelity
and ability it, editorial columns have been placed under
the exclusive control Of the Hon S. r. PERKINS, one Of
the abest and reades, writer's the State whose long
AMI intimate acquaintance with the history OF political
parties In State together with his life cng devotion
to Democratic principles makes him peculiarly fitted
! for that position.
In addition to the political mater contained In the
HERALD, large space will he devoted TO general news
and literary subjects. to make 1t faithful chrOn
lero passing events.
Its Local Columns shall receive special attention. and
an able corps has been engaged report the Special
Session Of the Legislature shortly
It's Commercial articles AMI Price Currents will be
carefully revised. It an object to men of
business to consult it daily.
Ia short. do net Intend to spare either time or
money to make the
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

IA correspondent writes from Galveston.
Texas ..tatt.e are selllag, within iiiiy snilss
q here. ~ enc lellar and haif per head. and
At this price thoas n,s Of bceves can be
bought"
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

tsT-rhe only thing the recent hurricane out
west len undisturbed was house la Peoria,
which 10 very heavily mortss.sd-
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

.ho have sast<d ioss by Gre sncs rs orgsnlr atios
ne I'm; eolsun denotes the uurnher q polScs the
sscond column the smcust insEret. A. rersrds he
mn rtL tndA 81 lhe Cnnnnsrx N
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
VNHE unaerslsssd has !s. o2susa 40 satrs re-.
III strck ~
Toys, Fancy Goods and Notions.

Among the nearly sniless vs-i.ty ~ good. ali 4.
found French China NaSks. Coffee Nnsf. TOY TIA
SETS, Sugar stand. Smoking Set. Coiegues H,i.
Water FOuntg, ght lamp, Match Paper PAHAN
VASks, Temperance fumblrrs AfBUns, srEIFu-
Sc, Pas, StereOsctp Picture, Magic suerus Iasf
80 Gems DkfS >t>6 CASfS, NFCFSS AklFS. Nu~k
--.s q, Writing n,sks. fOkf hJNAifS, Pocket rook
e0rists, PORTFOLIOS. School Bags. Saictsls. MO-
r.TCO TRAVELLING Rag Asrhan ca TOYS fiarrirQ
H<groes, MASKS Of evsrF frfcr'Ytion. LEAIHKR
H,Rsks, u, bier Tays rolls Dol ueads. DOL Bcdies
CRYING BABIES. Dressed nolis, Enb odciies: Trans.
prrsnf States. Dbl CRADLES Cooling Stoves Ru-
resns, Spool stsDd Paint oNes Cftss Bow Budding
Blocks Drums, Guns, Tool Chests tesn llufdied Pair
a SKATES Tor Ladies and eents Mice. and noys la
dies Tx AvkLiNa BNskErS. latest stylcs. Gibbs
CHAIRS, Knife and PORK: wsli Nursing VOL. Cave
Onlc., ...set aud Market BASKkTS. Table Matt,
WORK STANDS, CHiLn'S CARS. Gigs, Icy Carte
HOBBY kSORsES. Doll C.b-, SLElGH-, veiocirs de-
SPRING HORSES, Bird CAGES. Hanging FLOWER
BAsKETS: kershAum. Rubber. rn0r, Patent Tube
China and rufki-h sNokE PIPES; Cigar Holder. C.
GAR CASTS. SNUFF Bax~s, PERfOhkR1. POCkEr
Game BAGS, Powder Flasss, shoi Pouches Pocket
Fla.kr. stersoscnpc TumLier-. yIOIlSs, herman nd
French ACcokDfONs, Meladeons. MUSIC EOAEs.
Hayn FIfes. Violin aud Gnitsr String, Violin Bow
WALKING CANES with Sold and Plated Gold ami
silver Heads, Loaded, Sword and Gun Cane Maacca,
whalebone pay, Rubber. bamboo. Dog~ God and
Hlcko.y 1IEsf. FIkEARMs, TCRPEDOEs, FIRE
"VhhH ~ evee - No', A"' '"'u @''' - ''''t
artlcea too nan.s ~. % mention. 49,,
CHARLES MAYER.
No West Washington Street
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

W. rgrtt very much he erreE which ai'-
n.ar.d ia Yesterdays HERALD in relation 20
the diaeuity n Bloomington. The article
makes u, ~ JUlSe sllA. BUsAihA.
when We merely intended l. say Judge BV>-
sIEk, slludhg a. GfsnsGE A. BtsKIRx. Ed.
Nho vs.. the psrty referred "a. We trust the
distinguished aisI wortliy Dcusocratie repre-
sentative from Monroe county will accept this
'a'snr ireui us ia tn splri, ia which il i. ten-
iered.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

john cloud VA Killed by piece u timber
falling upon hi'n ~ '.~kdsl. Mills, near Mon
ucello, on Wednesday last.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

Il fire hl Vnvenne, "a saurdss meruing
destroyed the store of Mr. Henry kosier. Loss
sl.2oo.
oo0BC
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14

Mr.. Horatio Thomas, one q the eldest and
most respected citizens q Warren county. died
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-14
lNSuR RANCE.
SIhNISSlPPI INSURANCE COMPANY,

VYE sIsE BELOW A usr o.. EAaIlss IxsuRsp
W m fts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
M No. l6 Broadw sy, y.
sOLE MANUFACIL KRIS OF
HAeoNs sPERM OIL AMI EXTRA LARD OIL
FOR Rsilrssds. s.rs@sldVs and FsctsTssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
LANDS on OIL CREEK AND CHERRY RUN.

pHornRrr 40 i-s,vzsrr BaRsEn or OIL DAILY.
p~rp sa-, OF no snd .. .ef' on .r re .o 1ea
Two oil ~rli' D. opestion yednf - esrir d@'y
Of which half roe' to he rir'' s,'.ona Petroleum 90
't . p;w;9 fp nos,sy dSaeSd. to s s,oes
AJ t qIts Tp' pIvibESD o. TWO PER CENT. FOR
FEBRUARY
v.s, mi. rror~rty ~. famous Philips " W oodr n
'u,un,ou3" ard u " vel wish hs,. been flowing wo
.e ,,.r and - ~ porrs % sn,l ,a co '.,,a
>ey,fa vel. All niu"a'ey be suns ny the .o~PhJ
h. sirf,. tod. and iub.Hr o.. OF Tho s"unh
PROPERTY !-vorTr ,cR,. on Tns aAron r.rs
Th ~or ,,u-S e. lr, he. a, rS ill.,. b, ;. r.Hs ~.
Nosi@" w,l. wieh Gawrd 9so oh daily AID de new
80 BIZ vel on fih.- Crrek lo~n,d BY tn. rid'd
State. rer,sas Coio9snyl and bot hfIr distance i"m
81 i.,l ps,a ~, or Crr.i \ iuse dow Of OIL Ia.
ceSpoI,," o. 80 bob -. siape SHADE web o. 80
tbs a.. f-r." vel of ~ tb' Tho story i-m' hynd
fsfii ami Tar iariu d tbr iiuuiesi.sis sieu'y
,iI wells viii b. 'uns en- 1he prop"dy euiinf ,te
sr'gs sad sus,t Ron, y, o. 80 an, oil "e
rsorrKrr so S-rrs LLssov ooiSC pows
pare Il LAID on tls snosn See N %" ,h'ry
na, ir.s.T o. f, AZ tG.l N.,onsi Petrol.
-, BE-. s"ers In sis o, n a. u, o. i.a"ef Fr, SS
o. no hb. tie Priuce" nd AuDsip" ~ 90 bbl' each
rro.sk,y 40 .--iii .erEs oy tn. Dourrn YAsr
snss % c'-s Joe, .o'. .t..'' sra Vr W. s, ="
y. y i.n'.''v.r fsue Of he land daily enhanced
ol scovrfs nd IT. s~s on 81 dr. ~ IL Room on ne
property fof ~" wells Several MI b. "ns imued
PROPERTY so. S--eio AcYks v-sr vIRersfL
Tn. OF sbIt pa roh oil b-a ing sds on Tie
1T kanawhs and Dnnks5 Ce'k Va West Nnsin, GIVING
& the fu.t Aaiipsl Petroleum Co. OF si tie OIL Tue
pfoi-r ne.r the not Hunng spring, well ana In the
.si nnheasA range which ha ssrys BEEN onnd 10 contain
Oh a. Lf.e au.uti.i,a We'll viii >. sunk ulr9ileiy.
PElPELry 10. D.
iru.- a IN rcies II hrsics.s OIL bearing hnd eso
Le ksL-whl and DsnsJi Creek, In the vicinity Of
rso.cIiy No 3
THE E1sgRvsp sBAKES-ArA socHBoLD-Rs on Az EQUAL
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Subscription will be received. Unit, further notice, for
IA ird OF cspifa sccs ct the 1Se- cs.h Price OF
sha, Dr. siiD. IS tie h. ag fan paid uPstoes Nee
fem al sr-ssn.cnis md labti- Ia which respect the
org .bcftr, and thn,e who may nos put down then
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CoSPssYs WORKING oPEAarioss
The working operation. Of tie Company nave been placed
rndrr the personal fou OF Aanon y rot esq Of
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Felusyvnne aud Of tie largest aud most experienced OIL
on~rors IN the country Al tue new wei, viii be SUM
under las immediate direction.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
NOW OPEN AT THE CO!PAh4s OFFICE!
NO. 100 BROADWAY.
Orders from the country pranuty aiteuded 20.