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The New York herald., 1865-06-21
.. BURNHAM. AucrIosEER.

G. "A A. bOhNHAM, AUCTlONEER.
MAGNIFIcENT HoUsEHor.D FURNITURE AT a
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRTE
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINENT ARTISTS. -
ARTISTIC BRONZE STATUARY, -
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
CHINA. QLASS AND SILVER WARE. 81 s.Ir
ON THIS DAY (WEDNEsDAYl JUNE II.
SALE COMMENCING At ii O'CLOCK,
- IL. s DRAWING ROOM.
4Agnncent suits furniture covered In crimson and gold
Tetea Sofas Arm Oval Back and Reception Chairs
3oh carved Centre Tables marble tops Etagcres
ned with satnwo0d Plate Glass Mirrors and brocato
oe TOP SecretAre Bookcase isdies Work Tsbls. Encog
9urss bots de and Marquetess, Cabinets Sovrss
uolu Chandeliers Console and Gard Tables Easy Chairs
Cttomans rich gin Pier and Mantel Mirrors Cornoes
anAtch superb Lace Curtsins, French Shades.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD P1AN0FORTK.
Superhy cSrved legs and made 70 order city maker;
OIL PAINTINGS AND BRONZES.
TWO superb Paintings; Scenes the Rhine by Lanier;
Holy Family, copy from the celebrated painting in me
asss Gssry rsris Fruit Pecs original b Rcusn
french line Ensravngs Bronze s.atuary Hamlet Maxeppa
DINING ROOM. -. -" Il
Hertz patent Extension Dining Table, Buffet Arm CHAIRS
tsted china Dinner Set Tea Set match silver Casters
Surceus, Coffee Urn, Dinner and Tea Service Halvers
0poons Cake Baskets Table Linen Sheined Table Cutlery
CHAMBERS.
Tones Commodes Armotre Gace SUITE style OF Leuis
2Ivi Hair and Spring Mattresses, Blank6A, Sheets
B-Parties wishing to attend this sale take Fifth
stages or Sixth avenue leaving n Sxeenth street.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

ANEW BOOKS NEW ChRTEs DE- vIsIrE, srEREO-
IN s01pc vows. and al Kinds OF fancy Spuring UO1ds
send ior Information " ID. j. GOMpEkrS. Purchasing
Agency rs Nackau street N. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

pAWNBROKER's sALE-RICHARD FIELD. AUG.
uoneer will soil Thursday saiesrooms 40 Pearl
street New York large assortment Of Mems and Womens
Clio thing Gowns Shawls Remnants silk other
also Goats Pants and Vests Watches and Jswely BY
order Of n. MANIx % James street. New York censed
pawnbrsker. Dealers invited to attend. $780, 4
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

PEaEMPronY SALE OF LARcHMoNr. wEsrcHEs

pEREMPTonY SALE OF LARcHMONT, wEsTcHEs
IL ter county.rhe residence Of E. X. Collins will bo
sold by JAMEsN MILLER, Aucson.er on ths prsmiss.
valuable estate comprises SIS acres. is one hour
from Twenty street b New Haven Rail
ready erected for station half mile distant from the pro
house with out buildings. alse we'll built beautifully 70
Gated double knsish cottage coach house. g., b. Tho
The Sound With unu.Ys for building !e. most
Sound and Bas. river For health beauty Of scenery bath
ing hshing and yachting rarely equaed; also valuable
the ~ sxs: around e mansion have arches and
t9rys growth Those wishing 70 locate nrt class watering
place w on inspecion find combination Of advantages
positive and Without reserve rain Or shine in parcels e cult
ser % Pine street, or 70 E. f. COLLINS the plase,
address him. Larchmont New Rochelle Post once. n
e meet The ~ and O'Clock trains from New York BY
seventh street, TO convey the SALE
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IL SPECIAL fERRHfToRY SALE OF
WATChEs. JEwELRY, pIAMQNpS

IN PH 1utHyRsSay HAsS4 ro9SS guNh "a Al iox O'CLOCK
AZ the METROPOLITAN sALEsRO0MS, lse seBROADWAY,
comprising the entire stock OF Western JoDbing HOUSE. IN
lots 10 suit city and country trade
Catalogues ready early on morning Of sale.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

rrHrRTy. NINTH ANNIVERSARY or THE NEW YORK
Light Guard on Wednesday June2i. lsG5The steamer
chartered by hs company win leave pier "a peek slip at
sf5 A. NJ and Twenty third street, East river nj A. NJ.
for New Rochelle Parties desiring u participate will DO
Another boat will leave for New Rochelle
aud intermediate landings from Peck slip at 10 A NJ.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PuysIofDcICAL VIEW or MhRRihGE-CON.
n ainlnr nearly 9ol plgrs and 100 hne plates and
~ Inc anatomy of tho human organs In sta 10
Of health and Disease with treatise on early error s de-
consc1urnccs upon the mind and body, Win tho
nuthof nan of irratncnthc only rational and fu
mode of durr ~ by The report OF tested
,,,,br ndyisor the married and those contemplating
msrfiarc vino would know their physical condition sent
fire. o. Po,sss, Ps W W atrSss DR. i ,,rpx a, Msen Ins
ALBANY n. v
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FURNITURE.

L'oR sALE-ALL THE FURNITURE IN HOUSE 1863
East thirty first street bctwe,n Second and Third
nurs-tnrlo. bedroom and Kitchen Utensils and on OF
Chck rrps lour round corner Panos In few rnont
The whole viii bo sod choap for cash. Apply above
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

"A 4 cA,LDwELI. AUorIoNEKR-sALE 10 CLOS


"A CALDWELL, AUCTIoNEER-sALR TO CLOSE
.,. AND WORKS OF ART, Ao. +.
& yolic auction this day Wednesday, june a. at the
residence 3i6 West Fourteenth street. between Eighth
ma n,nth ayenues, sale commencing at l0x O'Clock.
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOF0RTE,
-,o. ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS.
'0hoSzE AND oRMoLU CHANpELIERs
sEvREs AND DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS.
BRoCADE AND LACE CURTAINS, -,
OIL PAINTINGS, BY EMINENT ARTiSfs;
OAK EXTENSION TABLE.
,ur,r~r, CHINA. GLASS AND slLvnnH "Ahh'
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE, LOUIS XIV.
The sale comprises the and most elaborate.
carved Paor Furniture offered at public auction and
20 he sold without reserve
Paors contain three elegant full Suits OF rosewood Par
Tor Furniture I'm rich brocade and sa rosewood Eageres
splendid and costly Parian Ornaments rlcn vases &c
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER, COST $1,000;
an elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and case all modern improvements.
Alo magnificent collection OF rare Paintings rosewood
Side marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Carpets, all sizes.
Chamber Suixs in rosewood and mahogany Buresus
Bedseads Washsands Sofa Beds in fne harcloth:
ten Hair Mattresses from forty TO fifty pounds made
to order. In excellent condition. : -.N't j. l
Dining Room Furniture consisting Of hne oak Extension
Dining Table silver Ware rich China Ivory and Silver Cut
Qsry Forks spoons with heavy and engraved Glass
tware OF every description. Sale rain shine. A,
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

L,OR sALE-THREE BAT MARES, ONLY AND
years old, all warranted sound elcopt has but one
eye; prices e76 and 500 each about Also large Horne,
sound aud kind II hands; price ti2o Al eB Washington
street.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

CTRAMBoATs To- CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS
- The two sidewhrei steamers WILLIAM HARRloN and
CHTCOPEE; both finished with upper saloons and enoh
capable Of carrying 200 1000 passengers Apply To
A. A. sMALLEY. Newark Steamboat Office foot Of Dey st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04
800. 900 south Carolina Rehelo
Equal 70 700, 900 Loyal Men
Of IOW0. fAszfH sfm

The whits population Of Sosth Carolina
numbers little less than 900, 900 souls, while
the white population of lows numbers over
100000 souls And yet, South Carolina,
under the provisions Of the Constitution Of
the United States, viii be entitled, after the
next census, to six Representatives in Com
gress, and will stand ON O. basis of per-
feet equality in Congress, and in the electoral
college with the State of Iowa. In other
words, 100000 white persons in South Caro-
lima will have equal representation and equal
influence in the National Government and
the National Legislature with the State Of
Iowa. Or again, three white South Carolina
traitors, who have been fighting four years to
overthrow the Government, viii have m equal
voice with seven Iowa soldiers, who fought
four years to sustain the Government.
This proposition is sustained, defended and
advocated by the Copperhead BEsrox organs
of Iowa.
They insist that the negroes Of South Caro-
lima shall be counted equal to white men in
Iowa when fixing the basis Of representation,
but that they shall not be counted equal to
South Carolina rebels when that State comes
to cast her vote. On the contrary, they will
not listen to the idea that Southern rebels
shall stand on the same platform with loyal
white men. But altar assuming that irhite
men and negroes are alike and equally estitled
to representation in Congress and In the
Presidential election, they take his vote awsy
from the negro aud give the power of two
votes and half to the rebel South Caro-
hnian.
We insist that a. the Consultation of the
United States makes the negro equal to the
Northern white man, the principle should be
carried ont practically, and make the negro
also equal at the polls with the Southern
traitor. Or else amend the Constitution Of
the United States and base representation in
Congress and in the Presidential electoral
college, upon the number Of persoas entitled
to vote, and not Upon the populs&3oa in
cluding both black and ~hiAe, Or ~e see no
justice In giving 5000 votersia South Caro-
lima representation in Congress s.d Presi-
Dental elector, and requiring 81 ,00e voters
in Iowa for the same things
Soldiers and Citizens of Iowa, what Say
you? We shall have your views at the polls,
for if you vote the BEsrox Copperhead
ticket you endorse the Copperhead South
Caroline theory, that 100000 rebels in that
nursery Of treason, ere equal to zoo, 900 per.
sons in the loyal State Of Iowa. fr -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04
MoNrooMERY, Ala.

MONT0OABhIy AlA, oept oU.
The Convention adopted . memorial to the
President, a.king general amnesty pardon,
and also resolvsd, that whereas the people of
Alabama have gwen unmistllK4bie seviid dence
Of oyalty, tAerefbsN fsqnest the removal of
troops from this State.
Tie CONSTIPATION - amended was adopted
a. whole. 4,
The resolution Of adjournment provides
that the Convention may be called Aeether
BY the President on or before the lst cf Sep
teuber 1D06. IL TMsSfs & syksg
M0rlooAsaY, Sept. -. Tie Ceavsntsss.
to-day. adopted ordinances ordering the elec,
ton Of State officers on the first Monday OF
November, legalizing marriages of negroes,
sutAQrizing the county commissioners TO pro-
NJ for lSdltent and helplsss negroes md
directing Judicial officers to continue as aeents
of the Freedmens' Bureau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

| -. - 80 ~ ~ Aoes971 ~ =
!no s 1870 eos1e on4oht de-
.e5n " ne recece sgcceep9 cf The lnpeEial,
- ~ :. soesn9 Sts4 oo11bs.l
y chained Aas res9un, the Republican
o oo0cfo, sisef Deang of1ven out OF Aermosa,
tac cpetAt - Poisueo, ana iO4t alf hls war
1es E. - had his force ccmpieest routsl
me- in Chinannna, e p sAad the lm4eFialists
la a scson me stsse' fcoung 9vefy de-
tacanslf O HeR1blaeans which tey -
Ihs ,inPs1ses- tseep4 = he.stdDss. A.
noe.cea, cceslsee tne easy u ChlAa4Aaa, On
the 10th Of Auensk * - 5.
! On his last w., Maziaiil;an ~askse;Sed
e sisted, with eathusieHm by The inA6ieants,
being welcomed N addraeses hy ~ cleeU
ana weskng cheeeA Decrees amO4g ethaEs
have been nssed ~ tbe 44psfur, stPvpfn-
ting otoUoa b1Ddineso Alo5e nil
road proclaiming Mexico open for emigra-
s~NAacsa4ogblslntp pl6Ngy
cssoe.e 49, - -ent1Fe Ioaes bssse0a the
hoh OF the industry of the country is to be
'heid IN the Sity 0 Mexico, In Nay hext.
E3s4gg NV YesK. Oct. 8.
The steamer Star. of the Unibn Line.
brings New Orleans dates To Sent. I8d.
The Times CITY of Mexico eorr1snondent
'Ays TIE arr,sts q Libsrsls and doe pusSec-
ted of Liberalism are 80 numerous that It
will take one half tho nation TO guard the
prisoners. The most barbarous orders are
issued By the French comnssaesS One is
that ever man wearing leather. .nd tLa low
or class use no other nsteriai. shalIbe haneed
HassscuasCu, baaisAneats aaA impeisoumeuss
shall be the state Of the sick man.
On the la of August The Aust1ian rarri-
son Of Quithacan, comprisiag 500 men, uers
attacked and annihilated.
The Aaefstts 0ys he bat1le lasted two
hours, when the place was carried b. stcrm.
Our losses are enormous. Ths Jnarexisss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

WE publish very interesting communica-
ton this morning from our highly esteemed
friend. Father De Cailly. We hope to favor
our readers with frequent articles from h,s
pen while prosecuting his travels in Europe
and the East
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

Editors Gate City:
a / see thas the Cops have honred me
With the nomination for Constable without my
lnsuisdge or consent. Now want them u
understand that ! want no Office at their
hands, and would advise them TO put men in
.oninatios of their own party thsy need
sst thiak, that !, after fighting rebels for the
last four ysass, viii now affiliate viii The par
~ thst fought - hlAenp aus;se tn whole
time. Jams LYWos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.
The Rses special says Cabinet meeting
w. kSsd this uiD5hii6 . wAish n wes6p 80
sent excapt t6e@esasy Haxlan. xgss
The State Department il informed that the
cholera is rapidly abating in Turkey and Prus-
sia.
The President granted over 200 pardons to-
-, nesHk Gaor9iaasof Popropnanee. sx
a AIeuiien. d;!efee eqa sirivsd .RaV o
Twelve hundred Freedmen have been sent
North within . few deys part.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

1sas-CMssneqH ktDspfp-By
ct Of Congress, sppssvsa naeh ., asss,
and by proclamation Of President lincoln is
sued in pursuance thereof certain prsons are
declared to have forfeited thsir rgk6 of citi-
senship. They sres snaA
l. Desertsfs from the nilitsxy or naval SER
vice, who did not report for duty On or before
~ l0eh days Of May, 1885. "a
2 Dessfters from the uili1asy ~ }uhS6a
service, since the lOfh &Ay Il Nay, lao6.
3. All persons, having besn dlIY ollsd,
departed the Jurisdiction q ~ GlSiH =
which they were sarelled, q haSinrfn -
yond the limits a the Unite1 el11g avoid
any draft into the military q ~ eBlSice Of
the United G4aea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

The Precinct Committees appointed at the
Court House last night, are requested to meet
ct the Office of B. s. Merriam, on Blondeau
street, tonight. A prompt and full attend
ance is desirable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

SHERIFFS SALE.-State of Iowa, Lee
~ eosnfy - by virtue Of speci. execution 10 me
directed ssned BY Clerk Of the District Court OF said
county in favor Of Rihard rumilty against William
Rnddtck. have levied upon and wlsel to the highest
bidder Of the Of the District
Court of Lee county Iowa. Keokuk in said county on
the eth day - Ncveh L. D. 1855, ,betwsenthe hcars Of
O'Clock A. n. and o'clock P. n, commencing at 2
O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, the following property to-
Wit The sOds forty fso feet deep Of lot 6 in
block tvsntysev~n Oh in the city Of Ksokuk, Lee
county, lava.
To b soad BY ordss Of so satisfy said wit Of
scution. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Foe ~ 00.) Sheriff Of Lee Co., lows
Keskuk, Oct 4 1885 lived
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04
or KEOKuK. IOWA,
On DE Merning - the Fisst Mon day o1
O01o0oe, 1855.


o. C. HALB, Cashier 81 Tie esate Nafscnsl Bank Of
ksoknk do soleonly that above sssteuent n
truss - The bsst OF ~ kss~ledge and hslisG -
.E q. G. HALD CasAise.
srArn of Iowa, CoUEYY op LEE
Sworn to and subscribed sfore ne this ID day Of Oc
tobef, 1855. r eWANVfUE
Revenue Stamp Soc Notary Public
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

COLUMBUS, Oct. 3. =
General Grant arrived here at one o'clocA
from Cincinnati. He was met at Xenis BIZ
. committee, consisting of the Mayor and
City Councilmen, snd was welcomed st the
depot by . vast multitude of enthusiastic citi
zsus, and escorted BY ths military to the
State House, where he held levee, shaking
hands With thousands. He goes to Steuben,
vile - nosr0w. s.a.lse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04
Immense Needing Of Freedmen,

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct 8.
1 An immenss meeting of Freedmen was held
last night The largest Affican Church in
the city Was crowded to excess
Capt. Stuart Barnes, of the Freedmen s
Bureau, made an address, exhorting the freed
men to labor, and disabusing the mind Of the
blacks from the ides that the land of their late
owners was TO be divided among Tim. The
address was enthusiastically received.
Addresses were also delivered BY colored
speakers, al exhorting the freedmen to sobri-
ETY. and industry, and coanseling friendly
feeling towards the whites.
The meeting adjourned at a late hour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

THR United States consul at Liverpool has
urged the President to recommend to Con-
gross IN export duty on cotton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

NEw YoRE Oct. 3.
The Heralds special dated Raleieh, ID.
says the North Carolina reconstruction con
vention met here to-day, and has Organized
with Edwin G. Reade a its head. Mr..
Reade was representative in the thirty fifth
Congress from this Slate. He il . native al
Orange county. where he vas borne in 1912.
He has been engaged in the practicc Of the
Ian and took no active pert in sh> lase rebel-
lion.
The Tribune special says the President lis
tened to m Louisiana delegation thes morning.
1t is undersAood Ne il strongly DISPOSED to set
aside the Constitution of 1864, Which is in
some degrees distasteful to him. and to ap-
point provisional Governor, but he looks
with someshiAg like saspiciSn d Governor
Wells.
Advices from Eastern Virginia represent
that the counties which hare baen devasta.
ted by the Union and rebel arrnies, are rapid.
" recovering from the effects of military oc-
cupation. Nes dwellings,, stores &C., have
been ccnstructed, snd thoasands of acres.
which were laid waste during war, are up
turned for new crops.
The Worlds Savannah corresppndent gives
report that party Of fillibusters, from New
York, had landed at or near Texuon, Mexico.
under Coeebsjat- Asd had been d d{feated. The
report was rather vague.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04
lrssn New Orlee.s,.

NBW OkLkANB, Oct. %.
Cotton dull 1880 bales sold at 44@46.
saser frn, md ~ hllx fir 4 A3@isic-
FFeghts to New YoFa f ss .s' 80. is9' +. +.
Gen. Canhy eeised the seaneFs Chssu1ss
and Mtnoln, Mobile packets, for failing 70
eqRpk With the pripcipa concession made
n JOINT order BY the army and nsvy COM
1s spers.athss 7. y cows Sd sapsris. II
tendese Af he Esssdne.s Bsssas,s - been
The Times (Jackssn} correspondent says
Gov. Sharkey opines that unpardoned legis.
latoss xill not be eligible to seats. ThJ Nm
make ucas Hsmphlsgs, gubernAtogia1 ca11i-
dnte, ineAoDible. Is 4xfSf s seENz
3 Bcsee s. = ..sa9ipg s4 Esss .ctivi.4 ip J.eL-
sss ssssIss sssa ss sxsz NxvYrnlx. f)ex. a.
~ q ,kesks O. - CssncsI -, !, ,s1 i
- Ga9Uy 1nston, and wiil ieesc
ensa - A1n6, ~ cfnaeo. s.'ssT
kd6Dfn - e91As = RicAnsnd
/ I, = ,ss.a 8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

BY order Of Gov. Wslls, : 1o1noennd c..
grssli1nAleae110x1l Mh10 r &p66ags
Saths - e UevsnbQ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

SHERIFFS SALE.-State of Iowa, Lee
~ county ss-By virtue Of special execution to me
drectsd saed BY the Clerk of the District Court OF sad
co1nfy, In vor Of samuel Niller and agsisst Henry
IA aAsd will sell 70 the highest bidder ths frcnt
door 81 the Clerks Once of Tho pstrict Court Of Lee
coanfy Iowa sf Keokuk in said ON the 9Th day
Of Aovs0e~r A. 1se5 between the hours Of sclock
A u and O'clock r NJ commencing AZ O'Clock Pm
Of said day the following property Wit Lot
mi the wssfvardiy side onehsli os eight fSs In Lo
u cf ksids Addition TO tie city Of Ke0kuk, Lee county
I,va.
To Be cold BY order q satisfy said writ Of
eution.
Htossvs - " o. ISRAEL ANDERSON
ksosuk, Oct. I. 'eS- wed Sheriff Lee Co.. Iowa.
0HERIFFS SALE.-Ssate Of Iowa. ZEE
~ county, n-Ry virtue of special exec utan to me
directed issued by the Clerk District Court
county in favor u ssmasi ?. voura-a snd against
E. Clair Hney viii cell to the highest bidder the
front DOR Of the Clerks Once OF the District Court
Reckuk in said county, the &th day Of Eoy3r1ber
A. d. 166s between this hours of O'Clock A. and
O'Clock r NJ. commencing az o'clock NJ u 4aid day
the following property, toii Part of the font e OF
lots and II block III, In the ctv Of Keokuk Lee
county, Iowa, Described faoSs: Cosnssncipg
corne- Of hank and llh strests running thence So feet
aouR i23h street, thence 30 feet st right angles
lSs psd 70 alley theoce At right aaglss the
iss ~ sAd alley IS Is<t 70 Bapk tAssce al9rg
nank srest 20 fest tbs place beginning being So
fese - 13ah by % On Bank street
10 be sod by order Of court 10 satisfy said writ Of
ezscssion.
Keokak, Oct. I, 1855. IsRAEL ANDERSON,
Prinser's Pee 81 COL fwed Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-04

II IN1NED OIL Boiled and NV, for sale
Aby WMkluoON, DAkfLut1 : O..
sep6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15
OFFIcE-Souh side Public SQUARE. Coring
ton, Indiana

FENHE Company holds by lease, and In fee, about
n twenty thousand Of he most select coal
lands IN Western ludlana bordering tn sides Of the
Wabash rser. Maps Of these lands may be seen the
office Of the Company In COvngton, ind, al the Office Of
VIM Dale, No. Is PARK Place, Y. City, tue Office Of
Hon J. X. C0nroth, Huntington, Indiana, and az the
Office Of Roach Mcdonald. indianapolis.
reference 10 the report Of The hon. David Dale
are situate in the midst Of the finest coal fields OF he
state, Astounding also in salt iron and other valuable
M neral substances.
hearth mouth OF Coal Greek where the Company has
large quantities Of lands salt has been discovered
equal In qualiiy 70 the kanawha This waier pro-
cured some IS years ego 10y boring soon after the On
ondaga salt finding it, way doan the Wabash and Ere
Canal Mr. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself j.
able 10 compete with It. abandoned the manufacture In
his boring be encountered thar which recently dis
closed facts prove TO have been coal oil
Ihose lanes ali lie ia close pToN nifty 10 the Wabash
and krte canal, some Of them upon ifs bank.
Mr. John hcManomy, the business agent OF the CON.
pany las returned from tour Of observation Of the oil
~ tie company, IN Fountain and larke Counties has
80 TT the gen raj formation Of the country ard The
surface 10 dica ions present themselves stoug analogy
IN the oil and mineral suostAnees fsun1 French
Creek, Pennsylvania. where the greatest quantity aud
the most valuable OIL is foand Mr. McManOmy has pur
With all the fixtures ssary Tor operation and Is pre-
parlog " th expereGces workmen the speedy develop
meu Of the hidden Of the auds the company
ID the nalces Of coal OIL found d. local ties where n
ca ties Of the lands % the Company aiordng every
rational prospect Of T. company thinks IL
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