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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
THURSDAY. Jan. I9-P. u.
Gold opened at 2l4i and closed a, alOi. Tie de.

Gold opened at 2l4i and closed a; 2l0i Tie de-
mGnd for cash gold continues, and the chief strength
of the market is in the extent TO which gold has
been oversold. The quotation yields slowly, but
there are few new operators for an advance.
Government stocks are hardly so firm under the
decline in railway shares. In some quarters 1t Is
argued that with peace secured, good many Gov
eminent stocks will be exchanged for railway and
other shares, which VIII pay more income than
Federal stocks with gold at a small premium. Al
the close, 6s of 1881 quoted Ill; 5-2os, new,
IOsS a 1884, and 10-i0s, 1913.
Railway Shares have been much excited and fine
tuated widely during the day. For Erie, as low a.
7iI was accepted; 3il for North Western; s2i 70,
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and I'LL for New-Yori
Central. Upon the Street prices were steady but
at the Stock Exchange a furious charge was made
by the bears, with what result the printed list
shows After the call, the market rallied per
cent, but the advance was not sustained at the
public call. At the Second Board the market was
weak, under sales to realize upon the temporary
advance. At the close Of business, prices were
frmer, ard the turn Of quotations in favor Of the
seller, with fair demand for most Stocks.
This fresh decline is the result of 90 bear CON-
bination, and proceeds in degree from deprecia-
ton in the value of the properties sold. This is
best shown By the latest reports Of earnings, a'
compared with the same month prior to the Rebel
lion. They stand as follows:
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IA. Chieago Journal Of Monday has the follow


ing relative to the pending suit the case of the
Cheego and North w estern Railroad Company;
We have seen copy Of the bill; which consists OF
length S we 10 find something ba
on examination we see that it is only matter Of $50
which at the present time is considered tut ulni.s
sum either to gain to lose We reiteIste t1e sae
mont ode in our issue Of Saturday in regard to the
ye,ity of tho consolidation and are at los W Know
where the greatness Of The Great Rsiroad Suit
spoken of by morning cotemPrary cones H. Mne'nsa
Il has reference to the individual WadsMoFtn ln0
North. Western RAILWAY, on TIE size OF ,he DILL
Tho steamer Columbia, for Havana, took out
$40 Sol in specie.
The subscriptions to the 1905 at the First Ma
tional Bank were $256,2O0.
Petroleum stocks are in demand; $500 Germania
81 10. b6O; 200 Manhattan, 81; 400 North Amer
lean. s94S9 50 cash, and $40, boo 1000 Bu
chanan Farm, 50 O59s2 Is; 100 Rowena, s33; lV.
Tack. $3 65; 200 Oceanic, 81 60.
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company for the second week in Januar!
werc:
IsC5....... sl33.37I 3s ls6i...:... s5Ls36 30
Increase. ............... S7s,43i ~
The subscriptions received at the Ninth Nationa
Bank for the 73o loan this day were $685. iooi pai'
United States Treasury, 81 100000.
| The Chicago Tribune says:
There is no change Ia money matters and we have t.
report currency scarce ard ciosc M ever ING ac
cline gold to day rendered the produce ana pToVlslol
market rather dull aud spectators were not so anXion
TO borrow as formerly; but otherwise there was ne
change in the aspect Of the market Inc banSsa,e ol
counting very sparingy 10 their customers NJ ~ pei
cent per anBun but outside operators are lending a
293 per cent per month 10 ready borrowers.
The supply OF Eastern Exchange continues very 9ht
and under an sctive demand the market is very CLOSE
| and firm, at par buying and premium selling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
FORT OF NEw-YoRK.......... .JASr,ar
feared.

Steamship Carolina Phillips Beaufort Murray nephew.
Sesmer Golden Rgle, Bab,oet, 0wytown II. %. Roberts
steamer kingtsher. Rector Baltimore.
BnA II ~ Ann (6r.l. Dckuau, Hong Kong.
Bafk CoTca tbrl, Lsmber Snsnghae.
Bark Musrs (Nd.l, Oi.msLn. Clrfhagcus.
Bark Junior iiln.). Lwluk Hamburg.
Bark Sovereign Orr. Williams Valencia.
Bark Louis (irl fsnms. Nsamoras
Bark Martha We hurfon. Leland, Ei1abtlhport
Brig RrreEe OBJ, Brown, 'ta,amor~s
Br,, Borots. Lindsey. AspinwA,
Bri. 4. ID. T,rry, Ilsskrl, hey wet.
Bhs C.lmuck. Pcttnean, Ehz ehPoH.
Schr. Caroline and Cornet Reid BcsuloI,
SIR M,ss. Hunter on Port Royal r. H. Iuf0uri ICo
schr Wenonah Gsihiu Ekabethport, Thompsonx Hunter
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iAdverliscIncut1
PUBIC PTTRoLsUrM STOCK FNCHANGR,
No. 10 Broadway, cor. Rtctor'st.

PUBIC PETROLEuM STOCK fNcHANGt, !
No. 10 Broadway, cor Rtctor'st
NOTICE The public Petroleum Stock Ex-
change, for dealings in Petroleum Stocks located in
the Empire Buildings No 70 Broadway corner Rector
ST. will open Tor business on Wednesday February si.
wish tie officers of the various Petroleum Compa-
pies Of this and other States TO furnish promptly
as practicable Irospectlses showing their orraniza'
tons In order that full LIST Of stocks may be com
pared am now ready 10 furnish subscribers with
their Tickets OF admission and to receive additional
SUBSCRIBER The usual subscription to this Exchange
is twenty-five (s20 dollars.
WI. Jackson, Secretary.
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BORT n)aroens' Notice.

STATE OF NHw-YoRK,
PoRT-WMprSs OFFICE, No. LEI WsNst.5
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance With
Act TO Reorganlie the Wariens Office the New
York." AL persons Interested In. having charge Of s
subject OF such inquiry, examination survey tLi
the following vessels are uuder elimination by the Pot
Wsrieu and that the said surveys examns ions viii be
completed within ten days scceeins this notice o.
beard said vessels:
Steamship Montezuma. ...."...........,,HN H.
Steamship MataiDas. .................... ;Mofns'
nhlp frduAlln.. w
tGIk Edward Htl.. ..........,....s...s'..o r., ~
hftg tuEcku. .ttiahu"
schr Petlel. toot North First-st., Willsnisbuish.
NlNTHORNE TOMfKlNs r.'d'na
J AV,s IfRgLAN, SccIeiary
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..Sl.4CG956 e.. 7sl, 304

TOTAL. ........Sl ,ft,ps1O g. fcIf0yf NA'"Aif~il
These figures show 10 investing parties and to
those disposed TO invest that railway property has
reached point where the earnings will, upon in
yestments made at current values yield an income
superior TO that paid in ordinary years by bank
shares, usually regarded as prime investment.
With peace there will be a convulsion among
debtors holding stocks Of goods, which can be pro-
duced cheaper, and shrinkage in the volume of
fortunes now represented By commodities paid for
at high prices but these changes cannot harm rail-
way property long. Produce and merchandise must
still be moved, though they sell at low prices
The natural business Of the country must go on.
People must eat, be clothed and travel in peace or
war; and railways instead of going out Of fashion,
are to be in renewed demand, and with greater
profit.
Money is abundant at Cal per cent, and at this
rate more is offered than can be used by stock
houses. good many loans were disturbed by the
sale in stocks but money throughout the day has
been had with ease. In commercial paper no
change and only moderate business doing.
Freights arc exceedingly dull, and rates are
entirely nominal. The engagements TO Liverpool
arc 50 tuns heavy goods at S. ais. Cd, per Ameri
can. To London, 10 tuns heavy goods at l2s. 3D.,
per American. To Bremen, 100 hhds. Tobacco on
private terms.
The managers Of the Bank Of Commerce have no
titled their correspondents and dcpositors that on
and after the 23d inst, the business Of the bank
will be conducted under the name and title Of the
National Bank of Commerce in New-York. The
managers and shareholders have made a judicous
change, and the Government will obtain more cor
dial aid from institution which, since the Re
bellion, has been among the foremost in assisting
the Treasury. It's influence and money have never
been withheld when the Government has required
them.
The oil excitement has extended to the Clarion
River. About IS wells are now being sunk, and
new preparations are going forward to develop
territory. Almost every acre, from Ridgway 10
the mouth Of the Clarion, has been secured for oil
purposes, some Of il at fabulous prices !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
cnrRT CALENnARs-TnIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUT-lSho causes. Nos.
GA 1898 1919 I2o6 1876 1850 l4i3 1888 95 Part H-No
Csiendsr--cas- on SPECIAL TERn Nos. l1e, - .-,
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Nos. 4OIl, "oo, ocJl,
All afsT 4O7 Pas 3G 1890 3l9J 1897 22i9, 1875, 4s
tise Part Noa ?5,s 3.os, $3.50 1896, 1852, 1923, .s1@
&926 I8sG, 433j 1887, 1895. 4S3d +8m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
RgoRo6yrzArrov.-The German Republi

RR0RGANiZATIoN.-lne GERMAN hepuDii'
Of the Seventh Assembly District Sixteenth Ward
elected the following officers OF their Club: President
a. A. shedleri ]st Yice-Presdent Thco. Miller; %
Vice President. p. Lembert, MISUNDERSTANDING r.
Kngej Corresponding Secretary A. Herold, Treasurer
j. Hesse; Delegates: M. Hermann IL. LOSING. j..
Appel. G. Monchot j. Walters Chas Appel NJ
IncgCr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
Tr,vrIp-s, Guide.

To Albany. bv Hudson 4. r. from % Waren%,..
cor Of Chamber. aud II o. M, 1910; 81 and 10
2. From JHhst. Dept q ana ~ a, M, XII s ,I
depot u cOth-s,., leaylng Chanlbcrs-st. prrclsey
80 minutes before TIE trains leave from Jth-sI
SUNDAY train om 3Jth s..............'.,..'' p n
To Albany, by Harlem r. RI 2oth'-t.' iih'aV'' " :"
and......... $500
To Baltimore, by the New-Jtr'ey H. r., loot oi
Courtsudi. st.. Q ond H. a. IN. ?. M, aud Il
midnight sun1iy.; 'N
To Boston, By New London line, Pier 50 " A.,
and s,onn =tou line, Pier 10 " r.. daiy '2ond4J
To Bdtoa. by Ncw.iii1rn r. H. via Springfield;
21tb.st sni 4ll'ay; ..";:.;...:..'sa ~ asI "b
eg ia sborc Line IA sni y m sunday.... p
To bridgeport, b. steamer BRIDGEPORT foot OF Peek .,
so At and n. Wet; jy Ffie Railroad oci
40 5nslp ea ''o . ~ and 10 a. m. and ..
To { syeand o.. by Atlantic aud Great Western
R.R. VIA Erie Railway. foot o. Chauerrsst - con-
meeting with Rairosds for all principal cities IA
the West a. m and. -, y W.
To GrtcnpoTt q. ~. tahd Oh Saturdays T. PHO
Yapbaik, lsip. Fanuiu siae. Long Island, by I.
l. Railroad from JsiAes-sl.p and foot OF 5fth'st.'
r. - l. an "'' y III
To New HAVEN. Hartford ani sprinsheld-ite-m' oil,
ers leave Peek slip a.....:......s;. -. q "
To New Haven BY he New-dnen hK2 z,tn',' m
aud 4h-sy Of 78. III a. M III, j. 500 " Hi W.
To the West. By Pennsylvania Cenifal i'ailfo.u'
from foot OF CORTLAND IT,, va Philadelphia 4 ~
and p. o.. Sunday train p m iT'n pes = ~.
T.. via Attention, e and 2. N. SUNDAY
r. Tho Wet by Ceniral Railroad Of Neg-JeIsey,
pier , y. H. . a. ~, IL N. and 800 p ~ sun .
day train go, -, ~
Cour,lluIf .ei., :: 10 aud llt NJ. l. No. ana D y.
r. aud u mdri .ht. electromagnetic. m
To Wash.n-tou, by New.Jersry Il. X, 100; 81
Cong,lrnGt. -, aud H. !. fI. p Nd. ana IL
midnight cp w.
tor further Information IN regard % Haifold iiis i@O'e
adycrementsin another saIt OF this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
HnOtSeu.

ship Clara Wheeler, hence Tor Lvorpoo29th Ill, a.
49, Ion. ~ o..
Steamship HudsoniG,h inst. OF ST. Martins Industry
Light-shp.
Steamship Victor, bonni W.--lGh Inst off Charleston
Steamship Arsrp bouud SlRh inst lat. 30 tt lon "a
Steamship Evening Star, hence New oheansl2h inst
OF Tortusss.
steamship Ericsson bound S.-l7th inst, of Hsitesas.
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tAdveitisenent.l
TENTH NATIONAL BANK, No. $40 BROADWAY
80 TREASURY NoTEs.

THIS Bank has hand ready for delivery theso pop
ulsr notes. giving the holder the option IN AUGUST
1907, of payment or conversion into go "od'Deaiine
six Per Cent Bonds.
Commission of per cent allowed buyers, Liberal
arrangements with Banks and Bankers.
j. III, STOUT Cashier d. L. Ross PrcsidOnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
SUPREME COURT-CnASBrns-JAs l9.-Beiore Ju,tic,
lSdRAuAM.
pLCIs.DNS.

Lucen ID. Cormanagt William Hughes. Motion
granted payment Of $40 costs Of notion and sheriff fees
on execution ard dihursemruts Of entering judgment
Niam Smith ct al az, the silk Manufacturing Co. Motion
granted with leave to plainf to spuae and pay
Mary r. Dodge ug, Beorge r. Dodge q. nj. Allowance to
plaintiff attorney f40o, 10 Mr.. Bliss for defendant, Camp
t3l5 guardian al. tun, 49, 10 attorney for ohec de
PENDANTS, 500.
CRcurr-lAs i9.-Bofore Justice BARNARD.
ROBBERY or JEWElRY-sUTr TO RECOVER REWARD.
William Ryan agt. Michael Rupp and Jacob
Hermann irOn Nov q, 1852 tho defendants store
robbed Of la" amount OF jewelry &c They offered re-
wand II 80 for the return II the property.
In December following tho plaintiff returned the property
aud claimed the reward The def ndans refused 10
the ground that he NINTH employed by them and had
with John steal the property and
that his duty empoye to discover the property
and return w. -
Verdict Tor defendants A. A. House for plaintiff Gilbert
Dean for defendants
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Sailed.

JAN le.--S,eamtr.-Tli- Carolina Pail River hnsd.t-,
Cunbria, Ellen :. Terry.
Ships-Iraiitude Wisconsin Dcslrmbrantes.
Paks--Trovrtcra Rapid Brilliant, Aiiaine, Lugsrala.
Brics HEAVIER, Bosota.
Schooner Il. Strong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

BOARD OF COUYcILMEN.-Thercw was no quo
rum of this Board at the calling Of the roll on Thursday
afternoon, and m adjournment was taken to Monday
next at 9 o clock p. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises7:lg S-ts.....501i Neon Risr- W Sen
WATER rBIs DAY.
Sandy IooS..l.2T GOV. Isisnd 2o3e Hell Cg.e., 3;ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
aiovcmenls OF Ocean steamers.
PASSENGER. Arrived.

H. brio Eleanor from Rio JgneroCapt. Hsle late Of
bark D. o5,ry Capt. staples. lsto 81 bark Alma. both of
which vessels destroyed b. the Re6e fTyase shonse
4,4h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

JAN l9-3.235 bbs Flour ll3 bbls Wbisky. ESQ
bbls Corn Meal 100 bush. Oats, IL pigs Ashes 2e3
pl gs Lard . 700 pkgs Provisions, l4OO pkgs. Butter
1,0J9 plgs Dressed Hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

| COURT OF GENERAL sEsSl0NS-JAN 2O.-Bofore City
| Judge EUssYLf-
Louisa Muller, pleaded guilty OF petty larceny
Remsnied. =,
Bsbro fooche pleaded guilty Of an attempt at grand lar
Hema
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
CRcuIr-lAy. ls.-Bofore Justice BARNARD.
ROBBERY or JEwEIRY-sUIr TO RECOVER REwA
SUPERIOR COURT-TkAL TERs-JAN ls-Before Justice
GARNIN.
SHIP pPOyrRs' cnNNIsSfONs

SHIP BROKERS' COMMISSIONS.
Russell Sturgis agt. Spotford and Tileston. This
IL the trial of action to commission Of
per under agreement for chaering tho steamship
Marion to the Government Tor 6I days at $1,000 day.
Plaintiff claimed balance due him OF $4,000 Defendants
up that plaintiff chartered the vessel for only 80 days. aud
that her subsequent employment under agreement
with the Goy,rnnen made by the deicndents themselves
Case still Edwards fenepou, aud VIM. Allen Butler
plaintiff Gilbert Dean aud Henry A. Gram for defcndents
SPsCIAL TKRx-JAS. ls-Before Judgs McCrSy.
DECISIONS.
Mary Connolly Ogt. Johu I.oury.-Notion to
strike 90, ties rlony denied EAnmDsou Of witness to ss
aud b. u,eI On lral usnry Van lia- tIas W. BAKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
TUE DIFFICULTY AT TIE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
nlLnr T. llhLciis not MilLlum LII. Ennn.

1li- ,uit originated OF the culty at the Produce FIX
change and shortly The plaintiff had ted the Jat0r
the dndfnt ed caused TO be circulated the report
that p.uinl was crazy.
for pltuun being ready, the ordered
to be 1T down for trial on Moudiy next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JAS. Ia-ssfOrs
Judge SnIPrAS.
cryrrNcr NfIrTINFERS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spScGAL TERx-JAs. a.
Beore JUDGE BRADY
DECISIONS.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMISER-Jab. l9-IJefor


In consequence Of the ndsposlton OF Dlstrlc'
Attorney Hail. all business in this court was postponed
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Nation for reference granted Frederick Peterson at 70
mnnd a. Pawson-sfoton granted Hiram Young sg. Dsbt
w. Van Asnan-Motionto put cause on csenlar gant.a
SUPERIOR COURT-TRnL TERx-JAy. 10, Before Juy
tice GAEyiS.
sfrr-BRogl".s COMMISSIONS.
Russell StuTyis agt Spof1ord & Tileston.-Action
To recoyer comm s.iop chsrrar of vessel to The Cnec
State. Government Reported Yesterday
The iury found for the plaintiff, &2,Sn 49,
SPECIAL TERM-JAS. 49, bciore Jushce NC'tNH
DECISIONS.
Alexander Torrens agt. Margaret Torens.--De'
cree ofdyoce riacuo nafr7oaii granted Ann tsy sg.
James Decentralization Tor judgment granted ana oiosf s"'
tered
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAs ia-ssfors
Judge SnIPSaS.
SENTENCE OF MUTINEERs.
Charles White one of the crew Of the ship Mer~
cury was convicted of revolt and mutny lie aud Doyle.
Kelly and Anderson who attacked the Captain Oh ne 'p'
were each sentenced years Imprisonment DTasesy
Kue,ey Rogers White aud Fnnelan, who we're concerned
in the revolt we've sentenced 10 ify days ispsisonnen
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spEcrAL TERx-JAs is-
BEFORE JUDGE BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Bagshaw agt J,x.-Motion granted CONDITION"
aIlyl See opinion Arnold sgt. Acknowledgment fnr
paintiH McCaney Carney-Ofjef to show cause as
Charged Palmer AIT Pamer.Dyorce granted Msnzes sgt
Wilifr,sncs settled Moen ag Tiobets-Motion denied,
with 10 costs abide event. Earl ss Moron-Mo'ion
denied. Terry sgt Rce.Soe opinion. Mullsan sst Lam
bert-Receiyer ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
SUPREME COURT-CnAsBrRs- Is--Bcfors Justice
bEoNtaD.


UININIONN.
Erastus :. Edgerton agt. George +. BrOtt. Case
settled Joseph Hoffman at Van Nos,rani Minot
Mitchell AIT Mo.,s u traeh al. Cornelius Sweeny egt
John A. Pfyer Ct ai--Motiuus granted.
Before Just q iSGgAuAN.
Levi T.. Curtis Morris NJ. OlDlsteai ct al.Moion
saueI on rus. Ina the applications of Mary f. Guan
ct a. infants for appointment OF special guardan-RepoU
confirmed Abraham anderon ugt. Andrew j. Hernance -
Motion denied with 10 costs; defendant may have order
that plaintiff lie complaint IN three days and have ten days
tius after the zane hsd, on part OF uid 10
costs. Eliza \. Far ag William H. RaynoT Motion do
MED; dcicnlrut' oos's. Sl0-to abide event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

Motion for reference granted Frederick Peerson ag I'd
mnnd O. Rawson-Moton granted. Hiram Young sg. Dsbt
w. Van Asmin.-Motiono put cause on calendar ganta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

Alexander Torrens agt. Margaret Iorrehs.--De'
cree rincuLo ayi,Hoai granted Ann Csry sg.
lanes Doyle-Moton for Judgment granted and order sa'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-04
CAPITAL STOCK : $500, 600.
Lands Located in Ohio, West Virginia and
'H 0h Pennsylvania. 'r'1 0A

II
THE EPROPERTIESOF OF THIS COMPA-
Il ny consist Of 423 acres Of the most desirable
OIL Landsin these States. selected with care and
judgment by practical men, after prospecting and
examining the most productive regions and local.
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 Oil creek, it com
mAnding higher price in the Pittsburg market.
The lands in West Virginia are located in Nom
ongelia and Wetzell counties, and are considered
among the best in the State. ="
In Ohio, the Company property Is located in Knox
county, where the indications are most favorable,
Oil Of Q superior character as q lubricator being
found at depth Of $50 feet, on adjacent lands. and
within few feet Of the Company's property.
The Company are already sinking ono we'll, and
have arranged to commence two more, soon as the
necessary machinery can be put on the ground-
THREE WELLS have recently been struck only a
short distance from the property Of this Company,
EITHER ONE Of which would, in one year. nearly
pay tho entire dpital Of the Company. ~
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 small for the
amount of valuable Oil territory the Company pos
sess, and the assurance Of speedy and large re-
turn to the stakeholder is almost certain. Xxx
Full and detailed information given on applica-
ton to the Sec etary and Treasurer.
81 A limited amount Of the Stock is now offered
for ''ie' ApPlyt9 R. E. CHAMPION.
apre1-d6m Secretary aud Treasurer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-04
: Fluting! Fluting (!

L in the best manner, on short notice. Ladies Snd
Dressmakers please send in your work, if you wish
il neatl done. itf5 5iJf V MRS. BARTELh.fif
lH0. 2ss South High e., Lattimer's new building.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-04
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE,
MARCUS C'HILDS,
Nos. o Il a, Neil House Building,
va Two doors from Postoice. la0
:, Fuel for the State.


.yrOFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF sTATE,l
bne slD CoLUMBUss ONO. July 81. 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE.
= ,psiyed at the Office oftAe Secretary of State.
Monday, the Attn nay Of, september
next al II O'clock noon for furnishing the State Of
Ohio with fuel for one year, as follows: '"' "
10000 Bushels OF Hooking Coal,
Of the bost quality-of the lower vein Of Hooking
Coal and free from slate, slack and dirt.
10000 Bushels of Coke, -'l''t
to weigh than 40 pounds to the bushe to be
made from Hooking or Cambridge Coal, and kept
dry. ifat Hef .'A
.---- SO Cords of Wood,
the same tobe dry hickory Beech or Sugar. four
feet indeneth, straight aid well split.
The anA4tlties above named to be increased at the
option Of the Secretary of State.
The fuel ID be delivered, without charge for such
delivery, atthe State House, Columbus, Ohio. 4
speciy kind quality and price Of the fuel pro-
n Each proposal must be accompanied by o bond,
with least two good and sufficient snIetes IN the
fess than Ave thousand dollars as required by lawl.
conditioned for the faithful performance Of such
contfact hs may be awarded. " y % .'"1t
sdin accordance with the terms Of the act entitled
act to provide for the purchase Of
el and otner articles for the General Assemblyand
State officers, passed March ii. 1855 and An act
hvee Of the above entitled act, passed March 8.
Bids ID bs Endorsed on ths envelope. Proposals
for Furnishing Fuel for the State"
BE- ssas Z e Ss Sample. TS: rs I
ss WIN. HENRY. SMITH,
ausidtd lA w AA secre'sryOf State
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-04
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