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By Mr.. Duggsn TO incorporate the Mid
die Greek Academy, in the county Of Sewer.
Referred 20 The Committee on Education.
tNo. l59.)
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THE CASE OF Marx HENDRICKs.-This ar
rest Of which we made mention some days
age, charged with an improper disposal OF
Government property was released yesterday
by the General commanding, under bonds
Of $1,000. His obligation, requires him to
comply with The order re.ating to the char
ges preferred aganst m.
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West Nashville Street Railroad
Company,

DOOK7vi will he opened for the suEseriptiO1 Of = e
y capitsi stock IN the above Company, on Mon
day, Oci. ?, 1866, Al tie Lowing places:
Office Of Nelson Muifr-e, no. ~ North Cherry
stree, by W. l. Mu'f ee.
Office Of W. Mat BroEn a Co., No. Il North Chez
~ street by,Tho Calender.
Office Of sGsslight Company, Church street, by
samuel Watkins
SAM'L WATKINS, }
W. L. MURFREE }Com.
octl-2w THO CALENDER J
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RECEIPTS.

I n obedience to law, the Recorder and Treasurer
4 bsgleave 60 submit the folloSing statement OF
The Financial condlpcn OF tho Corp ration { che
Municipal Year beginning October 1, lsGl, and end
Ing October I, 1865;
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

Onn ACRES II first class land for sale, miles
OOO from Nashville, adjoining the plaaiailon Of
Gen ". G. Harding. in good STATE a cultivation.
For terms spply 70 s. ". Chlldress, Attorney at
Law, nashville, 1snn-s No. q Cherry street.
sep2-2n7
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THE FREEDuIy's VILLAGE.

The Assistant Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Village, near Alexandra, has report
ed to Gen. Howard that during the month Of
September there were 800 freedmen sUbsist-
ed at that village, al IA cost Of 50 SO. AbOut
on s-half this number are old colored people.
PETITION FROM THE SOUTH CAROLINA FREEDMEN.
A letter from Columbia, South Caroline,
received here to-day, states that the freed
men in that State are circulating petitions
praying the President not 10 order the with
drawal Of the troops from that State. They
conclude by saying tina. if the troops arc
Withdrawn the colored pc pie VIII not be
better of than before the war. The only
thing which prevents their reduction to
slavery again, is the presence Of the boys
in blue"
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Speaker called the House to order Al
2o'ciock pm
Messrs. Thornburg, Aruell, and Richards
were Hpponted 3 committee m accordance
with the request Of the Adiuisnt General. o.
tnperintend The publication OF the list Of
decrease Tennessee soldiers.
The Speaker presented Communication
from J. B. Lindsey, Secretary Of the State
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speciaI Displich 20 &c Clncinnah Gazette
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.

Il is believed that upon Gen. Grants re-
turn 10 this city, which will be sometime
this week, several important military meas
ures viii be enacted, among which are the
Withdrawal Of nearly all the volunteer
troops in the South, and the discharge OF
the Veteran Reserve Corps, it being held
that recruiting for the regulars is brisk
enough 10 enable that branch Of the service
that direction
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Employment.

--E A MONTH AZ enis Wottsd % sell sew
KID - Msahines. We I'll give q commission
- - -,.reines eold. or employ ageats Eno III
s.1-t- ssr ne above wages, snd II ezpensea pca.
s,{4-sss a 81 HEnKISGFos a Co, Columbia Tenn.
.ugiT-waluq
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LADIES' AND CHILDREN's FASHIONABLE
GATHERS AND EHOEs.
DRESS MAKING.

ladies' drssEel made IN the latest Psrs Il les on
the horfest no'ice- Par and New York patterns
constantly on hand. French Fluting and stamsiug
and egery variety o. Ma hine stiichisg ana Em-
broidery exscuied in the neafe-t M nasrat
r A. WILLIAMS CO. e,
ls6 WstFourth ST, BET. Race and Sim,
aar9t-im q nerunafl
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From Washington.

The Richmond Republic has been sup
pressed by Gen. Terry.
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A GENTS WAITED FOR 'THE SECRET szR-
~ VICE, the Feid the Dungeon, and Ne e
cs1,a The most I1terestlnE and efeidcE book
- rutlisha-i. ensraring NJ. Richardzon's tn
nzrs1eled s-psrcncs for four years; travelling
tbrouqh the soBt1 IN the seeret service q ne
ssTr1h1lne.r IL I'll ahound Ia stirrlng eFents, and
contain more q The fsct Inclesct AMI rclaa1ee q
Ci-rulars address JONES. EE0ei. a CO..
~ ". tih street, ciHclunad, Oeio.
SaEIs-szs-dkE.
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Col Orr has accepted the nomination for
Governor Of South Carolina.
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sas Universal SUCCESS
OF
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BOTANIC PHFSigilS,
IN TIE raEaTEEsT o. pHkssEa y
EEelWfFa FIN HrIH 90 lla-a ~
rIaeg STATES AZ ll la ~
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Two larre volumes, late edition OF 1901
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the following
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WM sHANF. Recorder.
Henry, Treasurer.
September 81. 1S65.
FUNDED DEBT OF TIE CITY OF NASHVILLE
Bonds is-ued % sc R IN lSia.-..... s5oo coo %
$1,000 due AIrii I, 1851.
10000 due Apul 7, ISIS
ltooo1 dae Alrl I ISIS.
lusufi due April I. 1877.
lyo.toa Que april I, lS19-
Water Works Bonds held by the Union
RAnk dne Nov 10 lsS5---.------..- $500 90
CITY improvement Bouas due oct L.
lsse-.----..-.--..-..--..-.- ao,on0 90
school 10. Beads. due feb zi, ISIS 10 40 40
Bonds 70 u Bailey. "a due----...-.--- l0Ooi a.
Bonds 10 Maury hem, fagt doe. $500 90
octs-si SsS2, zoo %
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, October 4, 1865.
onse of Renresenfnfires.

The House met at Igo'clock, and was call
ed to order by the Speaker. No clergyman
being present, prayer was dispenser with.
The Journal Of the 81 was read and np-
proved
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A LIS. Of all ,he POssoaics. in ,he United state.
Notice.

A LII persons having notes aga'nst the scnp Fac
"A tory tusted on Front Street, Sd door ~ owe
Jefferson, are notified to presen. for rsymentNsthin
TWEEN y-four hours. SlBEL & Co.
oct5 81
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Oyster Dealers q @ reen Grecers.

4 ANn0E making for Oysts Dealers sc Groesrs.
Il les ca EeIS 81 an : ZEE md description. or
ders len q ". ?. Hahn's lee Depot l. Criddls
aita1fi1l- T. A. MACDONALD,
No, - Fourih : rect
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Wanted.

CHOW cAsE, WOOD OR SILVER. ENQUIRE
- a. a eharrT street, or address p s. this ofee.
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8 la-sas arlt oct ~ fill. ltsle = p 49, -
o. cdra 81 tErl Arlcrca e1l -
-nnres fHat urderssl1I irI1-.1l i. 50 ~ =
aas Ga. 3 hare cHred doaeul . a. 70 -.
L. -i.s.rarl afrfr.. rfs hsea erfHt t-.IE
Iar, sd ore r1F YEA caEsi ~ lia ~
eaiga. letters and aard.ur ulesilc OF p - IN =
iha country. IN rore, El Isl ore -.
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frl.t'ra ~ an rr ~ HHrE crlaII1Ia = i
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Our celebrated
FRENCH CORSETS,

Which Is % scientifically and srtistcally adopted 10
st the form, is noE almost wholly u "a 10 our Cor
set Department. LsdIes can dsays secure q rer-
fees G. ing c rssthy sending their Bust and VAST
Measure and length q Wki.t ander the arms also
length ofLont.
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DIRECTORY
For 1865.
A Chance for livery Business Man In Nash
VILE TO AdVsr tss In the sshEtile CITY
Directory for S66.
No Money Paid lin Che Book !, Published

THE SECOND ANNUAL ISSUE OF THE NASH
\ vile City Drectory will be publ he'd on or
abont the fret daT ofJanuary next 1t viii be pub
lshed in General snd Busine form, containing
the name, place Of bus ness aud residence ofeyery
c.tzan over the age Of eighteen years
il IS the intention Of the puhlisheS to make tbis
issue The most complete bOok OF the Kind ever pi-
lished in this city Not only will the eli v proper b.
thoroughly eanvassed. but special sitcndon will be
given 10 that fOrtCn o. our population living cut
side the corporation limits. complete 1irect ~
Of Edgefeld will be sdded TO tie work
A List of all the POstoficss in the United states
viii also be added new feature adopted by but
oae other Directory Establishment in The United
Ntaies. Also. an abstract CT the TAX Laws and
) rAMP lUIIES.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One page adv. rtisement and copy OF Dook.. S25 90
bir5 IS iSSS
Fourth" lON
The publisher will cal on the business men OF
the city for their patronage, and hopes he may be
literally sustained in his effort to make this the
most Deriecs Directory ever given 10 this pUbiie.
oct3-st Z. ID. KING, Publisher.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
OyrIck-South side Public SQUARE, Couins-
ton, Indiana

gYyHE Company holds by lease, and In fee, sboul
twenty thousand acres OF The most select coal
lands Western Indiana bordering both sides Of the
Wabash river. Maps Of these lands may be At the
ONCE of the Company in Covngton Ind at the Office Of
VIM. Dale No. IS Park Place. n City, the Office OF
J. X. Coffroth, Huntington, Indiana, and at the
ofics Of Roach Mcdonald, Indianapolis
A reference 70 the report OF the Hon. David Dale
are situate midst finest coal fields of the
State, Astounding also In SALT iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Near the mouth of Coal Creek where Company has
large quantities OF lands salt has been discovered
equal In quality TO the ksnawha. This water pro-
cured IS years ago by boring after the On
ondaga salt finding it's way down the Wabash and Erie
Canal Mr.. Thomas the proprietor finding himself un-
able to compete with It. abandoned the manufacture In
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove to have been coal oil
Those lands all lie In close prox Unity TO the Wabash
and Erie Canal some Of them upon tie banks
Mr. John McManomy, the business agent OF the COM
pany las retu ned from tour Of observation OF the oil
regions of convinced that the lands leased
by the company, Fountain and Psrke countless has,
so far as the general formation OF the country aud the
surface Indications present themselves stong analogy
I'm the oil and mineral substances found French
Creek Pennsylvania where the greatest quantity and
the valuable oil is found Mr. McAsnomy has pur-
with all the fixtures necessary for operation, and pre-
pairing with experienced workmen the speedy develop
hidden Of the lands of the company
All the induces Of coal OIL found in localities where
has been procured strongly marked in various To-
cates of the lands OF the Company arording every
rational prospect Of The company thinks I'M
necessary make any other reference to the character
the lands other than the report and referred TO
500 900 Of the stock being 1000 shares Is proposed
by the Company to be offered In the market at hall
It's par value being 425 per share, for the purpose Of
aiding the Company in q speedy development Of tho
lands. spr25-dawf
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DAILY SENTINEL
sHuRsDAY xoRs,s,s. oorossR 5



- From tie Lou;svfIls Press sepf e.
The fall oil ssch . man ss Col. Jacques Is
sufficient 20 arouse the sorrow Of every man Who
knows the former worth Of the gallant Jacques
He was one OF The first snd nost influential OF
: che Methodist dissemination i'm Illinois " ben
that body established female educational
scLool In JscksonvUle be was placed 10 charge
OH BE managed with sueh talent and sut-
csss that when . greater educstiousa enterprise
go projected be sss uansferrcd 20 II. He Has
engaged 10 this When The rebellion commenced.
Col Jacxues was a man OF interss loyalty. OF
commanding Inference, ard e great oratoricsi
AGILITY He took the field 10 behalf of the
Union, and speedily raised cse Of the finest regi-
= 'esnss that Illinois gave 20 the service Of the
!. union, Twas called the preachers regiment on
sccouht OF the number OF preachers enlisted N
tsss regiment 5scqu-s vas mnse Colonel.
and he served With great distinction.
During the progress of The war Coloasl JAG
ques bad sa0erons conferences With Bishop
Simpson. and both were well satisfied that il .
Methodist Of proper position in the North could
~ amons the sorsbcrn N Ell odis,s u ach Might
I ~ dsne to~ards erppling the rebellion. This
mission Col. Jacques undertook, with the AZ
prevail Of Bishop Simpson and Of Mr. Lincoln.
Col. Jacques bfsvely met the peril. and Travelled
extensively among the Southern Ntthodists
he returned just before the battle Of Chicks-
msuga. and took conspicuous part in the bat
tlesf Goa Jacques wssf the companion of Nj.
Gillmore in visit TO Richmond for an nierview
with Jeh. Davis. In which mission they succeed
ID. This visit vas intended 20 bring about peace
The Colonel has recently been detailed for break
ing up the negro camps, such as Camp Nelson.
This IL the cause Of bis presence in Kentucky.
On Friday last Colonel Jacques employed .
etllov calling himself Drfh u Miller 10 no-
sure abortion ia the case OF Georgia woman
THE oolonel was present durin sthe irsgety. and
was arrested With the female ab0ftionist, al
whose house the murder Ierpetrstej, and
with Miller, the abofiionist-the murderer OF in
nocence The Wet IN died 10 about eight hours
after Miller commenced his depredstions. The
whole party were arrested ia fagraRte delict u.
and are noe in jail the Coroner inquest having
amply confirmed all the suspicious that led - the
interference Of the police Mr.. Turner saw
signs of the outrage in progress and made ms
preparations for arresting the guilty parties, in
which. az we have said, he succeeded We 10
not rsicies In iuiquitY, and We cannot but dror
stesss Of sorrow over thefal Of snch usn a
Colonel Jacques.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

"THE FIRST NATIONAL PErRoLkun CoHrAsr
is first class organization, whose officers are Of
the highest standing. and We cheerfully recon-
mend Il to all parties DESTROYS Of purchasing re-
liable stocks The General Superintendent IL q
pioneer 10 the Oil business, and we'll known as
most efficient manager"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

"0ur telegraphic dispatches received to day
from the OH Regions. inform us of the striking
of 300 barrel flowing veil on Cherry Run. srAl
THE PrRsr NATIONAL PETROLEUM CoxPASrs
PROPERTY. Cherry Run Stocks will be in de-
mand to morrow"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

Doctor WIN. TMOM SON,
Has REMOVED Hs oFpIcx FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street,

: !
VKYHRRx HI WILL CONTINUE
NV to treat and cure Private -
Diseases, In all their species, stages,
ramifcations and phases.
Dr. Wm. Thomson will give TO
each patient written instrument,
binding himself to effect radical
and permanent cure, or make no
charge.
Dr. Wm Thomson has made the q
treatment Of Private Diseases -
ecaty since the year ls5lthrce years In the city
Buffalo, N. " esht years in Chicago, III, and tweyes
Ia Peoria, Ill During eight years practice In Chicago
H., he cured ever thirteen thousand cases.
DIR. VIM Thomson, in bis practice for Scrofua, kheu-
matte and general diseases OF the blood. FuDiRa
ting vapor Bath Of the most kind cenunc-
ton with internal treatment
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the Consequence ofself-asuse
This solitary vice, deprsved sexual indulgence, ID
practiced by the youth Of both to almost
limited extent producing with unerring certainty the
following train Of bdsymptons unless eombated By
scientific medical measures, viz Ssov countenance,
DARK spots nder the eyes, pain In the head. ringing In
Ting Of chaot uneasness about the lolns, weakness Of
the limbs confused vision biunted intellect loss Of con-
ndence difdence In approaching strangers. dislike u
form new acquaintance disposition TO shnn society
loss OF memory hectic Pushes pimpes and various erup
tons about the face furred tongue, night swea, fetd
breath coughs, consumption, ononanis, and frequent
ly insanity.
The afnc;ed, on the first appearance OF any OF The
above symptoms, should Immediately apply to Dr. WIN
Thomson for relief.
ArOTce AID Consultation Rooms No sssouth Dell
ware street, Indi ellis, Ind.
p. o. Box 1850. isns4-diy
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The First National Petroleum 90.
From the New York Her.ls

News has been received and abundantly con
6rmed from several sources. Of the striking Of q
new 900 barrel Well on Cherry Run. above the
Reed Well, FEw RODS IRON TEE PROPERTY OF
TIE Fnsr NArIosAL PETROLEUM coHrAsr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

And will buy and sell Gold. Silver Exchange Govern.
Vouchers. Orders Ashington. State Stocks and
Public Securities Of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, and every kind Of
business attended that belongs IL legitimate banking
Regulaz customers only charged per cent. upor
isaar obtained A. this Bank, and tie ample pro
visions made fo- the safe keeping 81 Deposits ard foi
the accommodation Of Dcpositors-
In addition - thr responsibility - United state,
for ae liabilities u the BALk the Stoc kholders are nd.
Mutually responsible the exteat % their stock in add
the amount invested ia uc shares thus Aforins
the most IA PIE security 20 tie p1hlic
The following the present Steckhoiers % The is-
sgsution
Nm- a. Engiish. Nm Br@deu.
k.NofsinSer Ben. r. Tauls
Lewis Jordou. John " Murphy.
Deios. Rect. Judge +. n Ffurt.
Jer. ACL-ue.
J. +. Lamei. SfN.l, Nu. wiara
Gov. o p Morton A Badwn,
Hoa. John J. Morrison. n. W. Noble,
6en LaE Noble, ". q. Rockwosd,
Hon. Oscar b Hort Daniel HennesSev
Hon. T. A. Hendricks James Povers
hon David Algore. J. L. Slaughter
non James A CrsveDs. Lucian Hills.
Hon. John c. New, wsT Morton
Hon. I. n. sullivan. Barnsbas Corr
Rev. Nn A. Holiday, John 4er.th
froi Z y iode' Dr. J. N. CASTOR
J. George SulE, HB Ftch
1eSrge hgg- DIT. J. II. wocSbul
kooert Browning. inc. c. Wright
" Holiday, John Heacricks
W. r. Holloway A j D.nforfs
:. N maxwell jane Greene,
"m a. Fry, 4. ID Binngsly
a. q say W. W. Leathers,
n N fArker, James Winslow
J. l. HoltoR,
Winston, Lsnisr c.
A. Ross, ,n,x,,
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( From the New York Tribune |

"THE FIRsr NATIONAL il the name Of the Pc
troleum Company whose prospectus and map
are before Ne. The names which We see among
the Directors are ample recommendation for
this Company. and sufficient guarantee of IL
future management"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

Ae~nwelle the profession OF a noisy sympathy
vth the EXTREMIST irenz.es OF the radical school
has been counted as righteousness to every man
protesting IT, no matter what migbtse his o.
lenses against the Law OF the gospel. Father
Proot tells story 81 btiehess barrister OF
good family. who clfEej.of a valuable appoint
ment as q civil engineer ia Iceland by respond
Ing to every question which TIE examining con-
mittee asked him With the name o. bis nearest
ponle relative. lie knew W more oil civil eu-
ginssslng than a boiled owl knows OF astronomy;
but he was cousin 10 the Earl OF Clan gals CHER
and thai Was enough tor tho committee The
story Is no cAricsture Of what our eyes have seen
DID General Batter steal other peoples gold coin
and pocket their silver spoons. What II ne cid !;
hs favor of immediate emancipation AID
universal conhscsuon; and so General Butler be
came radical saint. Was Nc Stanton noto-
rious bypocrite and Gully, stsepsd 10 the lips in
the me.nest and most reasonable lntFIgues which
naked the outbreak OF the OF secessionl
What II he vasy be clapped "copperheads" re-
morseessly into Fort LAfay cite, and inv oked the
Spirit OF the LORD 10 command our armies; and
80 Mr. Stanton became radical C.rnOt
OF course all this will be one day changed
There is nothing hid thai shall not be made
known. The scales OF passion will eventually
hall from the eyes of the people. The cloak OF
fansticsm viii be rutely dragged from the shout
das OF crime. The Independence OF opinions
upon charactes viii be once more recognized
Men viii become as much ashamed OF political
as of religious bigotry The obscene dos OF the
time of popular infatuatiou Will then be seen f r
what they are, and suiier. perhaps. even more
than their deserts. Tor Il y &c true uOs il Vas
In the days Of JuEenai. th-s " y hen tae KING 5
trump the mob are ioT the kIng bus time snd
circumstances haviug done their work a. al ols
With fallen SeJanus, a-,sin ~ith fallen Butler
and Stanton "a vii iare.
..se.sEas With rose IS asged alelsc.
Tue sport s1a taa- cater the < dds ~ nt.e
oood LoFa.' they SRI, wat E,a.op a. a. aa.
Hoo al smut. "a ~ o. ht : u see
b He4veni rescr eulli eall.s g. : s Shit
bs' ss5, Lev ssn4r Dc i-e- 's-s ernles n lsh.s
In hls smaller way. lie ex-rcrcteni Colofsel
jacques has only been the hrsi ~ fail HaG he
lsPsed into 0s present ecceutriclty ss4r o.
two ago. his psIty would pro6.bfv nave treated
the dereilction a. military Necessity II 10.
as az. act oil positively mes..Osioas p4is.ollsm.-
New York World.
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ID L H . @ { O II -

ID 4 H . Q O II -.
Ion. JOSEPH p. MCDONALD, indianapolis, Indiana
JOHN X. C0FFR0f III, Huntington. Indiana.
4" wM DALE, New York City.
4" Joseph W. NEwLfN, Attica, Indiana.
(" JOS. RisTINE, Covington, indiana
+. M. MCDONALD, Covington, Indiana.
" DAVID WEBB. Covngton, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
VERY HEART OF THE OIL REGION!

The l23 acres which they own on the Ale
ghany, two miles above President aud only i've
miles from the new $50 barrel we'll on Ptthols
Creek, and the lease Of 1872 acres OF the csls-
brated wilkins Tract alone. are ample b.s.s
for any Company, and are worth more than the
entire Capital Stock of the Company. There
are SEVEN WELLS now in successful opersr
ton, yielding largely, from which regular
monthly dividends OF TWO rkR CENT. are being
paid to all stockholders. and there is kvKRr As
suRAxcr that this Company will soon be able TO
pay from SIX TO TEN PER CENT DIvIy
DEsDs.
The First National Petroleum 90.
Ranks among the fret class Companies. and is
justly said 20 be the most successful Of any yet
organized. Its reputation has now become so
thoroughly established, that no mere need be
said on that point There are greater induce
ments and better opportunities TO make money
on these Stocks than any other 10 existence,
while at the same time they are GOOD raorKRTr
for any and all persons 10 hold