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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
DAYTON Mab,Set.

Dayton February 9.
FLOUR-Red v'hpet So 75@$l0 90
'WHEAT-$l cool 90
CORN 81 co.
OATS--759S0
RYE-Sl 2j.
BARLEY-S1 25@l3O.
GRocERIEs-RErAIL PRICES,
TEAs-s2 1902 4a
COFEEE--55@56le
SUGAR-23l@271@3O
COFFEE SUGAR-35c per h.
CRUSHED SUGAR--35c per ID
.MOLASSES-Sl so per gal
RlCE-l5e per TO-
LARD-25@30
CHEESE -25c
.STARCH--l5c per h.
'S0APS--2Oc per H.
T0BACCO-$l % per h.
SH0T-25c per ID,
LEAD--25c per %.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
[oo,rected by +. o'Bren Brotherl
TEAs-Sl 85@2 3O
OFFEL-45046.
SUGAR-23@23l
COFFEE SUGAR-2SI@ per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-3l4c per lb
MOLASSES-Sl 3jG9l i5 per gal
RICE-l0@llo per ID,
LARD-2j@30,
CllEESE--22tC@23c
STARCH--l0@l lc per 10.
S0APS--l6c per H.
TOBACC0-90@Sl 90 per h.
SHO Or--$5 25C95 40 per sack
LEAD--l7368lSc per 10
DRIED APpLES--l7I@lS
EGGS 3ja40p doz.
BUTTER-45N50
POTATOES -$l coal rs per bush.
SWEET POTATOES 81 OO@2 10 pc
bnshel.
HAY-Timothy S2O@2s per ton.
WHISKY- 81 20G12 20 for common
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
NEW STOVE STORE.
BOTER a memAsTER.
MANUFACTURERs OF

IooK STOVES wOOD, coal. AND sHFET
" lfON Pti.ORs. BOX, ANp FULLER sTOVFs,
Hotd DWARF, SUGAR klTlAES, &o 6e.
CasfiHq ~ evsry description made 20 order.
War rom No. z 'eferson street, opposite the
Market Hou e.
Foandfy on esyarl street, near Ludow Dayton,
Ohio BOYER aohAsTER
noYlT -dksu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

ID GMOVAL.-M. y. HolanS Once has heen ro
III moved from Olegg's Building 10 6s Man stree
ry.s store. Hil sspgT. w2moa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

ScHENCK.--This mornings Journal formally
announces Schenck as a candidate for United
States Senator, aud true to the inspiration Of
its favorite, makes an attack on his opponent,
Sherman. A lively fight may be looked for.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

D6r Butler says that when slavery i' abolish
ed, the last blot on our civilization will be
erased The last blot on our civilization will
not be erased while Butler lives.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
a vOIOE FROM vIcKsBuRG,

''VIoEsBvHo, Mlssssirri, August 0, lsC9
"Dr. John Bull
Dear Sri am happy 10 state 10 you that have
nssu your valuable CedTon Ditsrs, with great benefit
10 myself, IN general debility aud prostfat on Of my
system, produced by the unhealthy and mias matte
uhn spces Of the Mississippi River Rnd around Yioks-
burg having been with General Ora ~ army through
out its whoe southern campaign 1 cor hdtnty 70.
commend it, use 10 all persons whe are exposed In
unhealthy climates. N. W, FOGLk,
fe9dam
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

EEy- The Dayton Empire Company Stock
holders are requested to pay up the balance
Of their stock within the next thirty days
j. KENEEY, Treas.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
hApEsT I'VE W s.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
TI,,rrn ~ T,ttfte Uctn nvsas.s,

WlLASoroN, February seAl,ehware Leg
islsture rejected to-day the proposed anenC
mentto the Constitution by threeioartbl
vote ia the Senate aud two thirds vote in tn,
House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

BT- Go to John W Darst's, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win
er Dress Goods; also, Coaks, Shawls, Car
pets, &c, just received, r. diff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

NEw YoRK, February 9h-The steamer
from Havana, February 4tb, has arrived.
The report about DR. Gwynn heng made
Duke, '&e, caused .merriment in Havana
GWyBp isin Havana, and is going Ia Eu'
rope, having failed with Macmillan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
Employment.

dYs A MoNTp - gents wanted to sfn se inc Ma.
al y chimes We viii give a eommi 'sion On an
Machines sold, or employ agents who will work for
the above wages and an expenses pad. Address
ze. D.B hERRlNrON a CO.
iesdiWaW3 Detroit, Michigan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

BN"The Journal of this city says, Genera
Sherman "overrates his own claims to appro
val"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

B9S~ What we like best, when It is mos
false-the alarm of tire'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

BT"One cannot even see the name Of B
f. Butler in print without being reminded,
by the display OF capital BIS of bis title Of
Beast
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
@lutbtng
wILLIAM WALKER,
so. bod WINE srRKEr, DAYroN. onIo

hV'evi EhAhh pfhEhF' DAi hONs VhlOi
rs prepared 10 accommodate he customers with
i every article Of genllennens wearing apparel a
the latest style and hest quality, Those who wst
coats, pants, vests, shlrs, hosiery, haadkerohieh
gloves, boots, shoea, slippers &C., viii DO well tc
give him call. au2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
"HEADQUARTERs DEP'r or THE CUMBERLAND.
"NAsHYiLLE, TERKEssgE, July "a, 1868. /


SPECIAL PERMIT.
uErED STArRs OusToh heusE,
NAshyILLE, TEsSEssER, August ~, lsGa.
DR.. John Bulls agent, Mr.. ----, has perm ssion 10
transport TO the front, via railroad pike, within the
Federal linf for the OF the army Q4O) enc hun
dred and forty boxes Of Bull's Cedron Bitters.
J, II. DILLIR.
$3.50 Per WILLS. HALL,
Surveyor OF Customs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

ARE ADAPTED TO EVERY
Variety Of Sewing for Family Wear,
LHROM the Lghtcst Muslin to the Heaviest Cloth
Il They work equally well upon silk, Linen. ooen,
and Cotton Goods, Sewing, Quilting, Gathering Hem
ming, Telling, Brading aud Coriing, performing every
species Of Sewing except working Button Holes
stitching on Buttons and the like.
once 24GS, I'd street Phillips HSuss.
JN0. c. ANKENEY.
iuua29-df
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

CoMroaroR wANrED-immedately at this
Office
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

Cur troops have advanced, and brayely
hold The ground they have taken
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

MASKS MASKS IA large lot Of new style
of Masks just arrAed at C. p Huber K Son.
Something gay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

STRAY HoRsE "A black mare, about medi-
um size, gray head, q mark on the right side,
a white spot on the right shoulder, and sway
backed, strayed from the subscriber near the
Walnut House, on Wayne street, on The %
inslantAny in formation left at Goodman
shoe store, under the Empire office, will be
thankfully received, and reasonable compen'
sation made.
fe7-3td MICHAEL WIEsMAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

Sa-Reading matter on every page.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
MICHAEL WlEsMAN.

For the complete Cure Of Cough, Pains in
the Chest, Difficulty Of Breathing, and oil
other Lung Diseases which tend to Consump
ton, you will find that Aliens Lung Balsam
is the most valuable remedy yet discovered
wherever it has been introduced, cures have
been made, which have ss,onisbed every one
who witness its effects. For sale by DIR. W
W. Stewart, Also, by the Dealers in Family
Medicines generally -..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
SpertaI Notices,
LouisviLLE, Rr., September /

LOUISVILLE, RH., September 10, 1863
On the 22d Of July last submitted, through an
agent OF mIne, 10 the Me ical Director Of the LEI
ment Of the Cumberland sample Of my Cedron
Bitters for his inspection, and requested ~ after
alysis, he found Il merltOrious 10 sanction and APP
prove its use among eur soldiers.
The following is the Medical Direct RS reply, and
also General kosecrans permission 10 ship 3O9 dozen
at once, to baye 1t sold to suters.
JOHN BULL.
al am satisisd that Cedron Bitters will do harm
10 any one, " taken properly and In moderation.
see no objection TO Ir. Bulls being permitted 10 dis
pose OF it 20 Suffers. ..I.
IA. HENRY THURsTON,
"Snrgeon and Medleal lrector, ID, c."
"HEADQUARTERs DEP'r or THE CUMBERLAND.
"NAsaylLLE, TEHNEssgE, July "a, 1868.
"DT. John Bulls agent, Mr.----, has permission
TO ship TO Nashville, Tennessee, twenty We gross Tor
800 dozen) Of Bulls Cedron kisrs for sale TO Suffers
In the army only. s
"Tde regulations Of i1e Treasury Department are
to be complied with strictly.
"By command orMsjor General Roeeeraus.
OWN. NJ MILES,
"Maor and Provost Marshal General"
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iasoag 5l5gS i.sHITHs TONIC SYRUP
snaiyau m fanA tirl
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Compound CedrOn Bitters
NINETEENTH CENTURY

MO mans name il more intimately connected Will
IN the history Of hIATERfA MEDTCA Of the Unitet
states, or more avoraby known as pioneer in Med
ical Discovery, than that Of
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

Mexico. Immediately become natnralizrd
Mexican citizens.
II I he Herald's correspondent at
Guaymas. Sonora, March 25th, says none
Of Maximilian's troops had ,yet entered
that State, except as prisoners of war,
and the authority of Juarez was stilUni-
versally recognized there. Preparations
10 invade the State were being made hy
the lmperialists, but the Republicans
were confident Of their ability to main
tain their ground.
Special Dispatch % re Missouri Democrat.
Cairo, May 9-The following dispatch
was received at headquarters, Memphis.
from General Candy, via Zruatobia. on
the 9Th <:
Headquarters Military Division of
the Mississippi Citronelle, May a, 1865.
Lieutenant General Taylor has this
day surrendered 70 me, with the forces
under his command, % substantially thr
same terms a. those accepted by General
Lee AZ. II :. CANDY, Mai Gen"
Citronelle, whence the above Is dated.
j. about thirty miles from Mobile, OH Tie
Mobile and Ohio railroad
Headquarters District of West Ten
nessee, Memphis, Tenn, May S, Iso5.-
Genetal Order No 52-For the infor
nation Of whom il may concern, the fol
lowing dispatch from Major General
George ii. Thomas, commanding the DE-
partment of the Cumberland, is pub
lished:
Headquarters Department XII tho Cum
hcrland, Nashville, Tenn, Nav G.-To
Major uen. c. U. Washburn, Memphis
You are authorized 10 administer this
oath 70 rebel soldiers, but not 10 officers
nor citizens. Ir il now too late w bu
reaping the benefit Of tie amnesty proc
laination after having maintained on at
titude of-hostility for four wears
By command N Major General Thamaa.
w j.. WHIrPLE. Brig Gen
Aud Chiuf of staff.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

- OR sheet to-day Z small, but amply
large for our maagre news. Cuui affairs ASSUME
more definite shape, wo have only few elr-
nast words ior uHr readers, which tha amarran-
rv demands.
The mails and courier lines have al stopped
y have no certain or reliable information from
amy quarter Letit suffice that the Trans Mss
Department has leenr or surely will be. surrrn-
dereG. afid nothing is lefr our good citizens bu-
t0 abida by ID, ana act for tie b,zt interests W
tAe country Of which they must Of necessity
form part The sooner law and order under
thr IN stem nf things can bc restored the
better tIr earh anl al
III is tle duty, also WI every good citizen ~
assist io lis uiiaDst the comfortable return OF
All our soldiers TO their respective homes We
think them ciFilly disposed and We owe them
debt 10 gratitude which should mot b. forgot
ten Help them on with kind treatment ann
substantial aid. enc uraging them a. soon a.
possible 10 rriOin their families. and engage
quietly IN industrial pursuits for their support
For ourselves accept the fact that W. are
in lha power Ut our former enemies and cannot
determine uur course. wv have naper ana ink
on hand bought for another purpose. which
w" are "i!liHg TO use for the speedy re-
restoration ot peace aud tranquility, and the
revival M adj branches Of home industry untar
Federal authority because W.T. believe such 4
course thc most patriotic. But W. can determine
nothing az y-f and lest this should be our last
address, we take of our hat and make parting
bow 20 q public, which has been ever Kind and
tolerant towards ~, and iattrrri u with sym
p-fhy pl confidence.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

limited ability ~e had, and with z..
second to none The influence Of or,,
paper. and the sacrifices We made ar.
known to those cognizant of public affair
in this State.
Though opposed 70 war. and I4boriDp
against il with all cur might, when +
came we supported with the almost NM
an-mous people of tile South lin S-r
reHlb-r. 1868. the Union forces nnd,.r
q IN. Steele, captured Little Rock. W.
remained IN the city. Subsequently the
President of the nited States published
h- Amnesty Proclamation MT ae
c-pted It, have lived up to 1t since. aud
will live up to it in the future
Thus much for the past. ILe course
of thr Gazette Will ha:
First. Sustain tlla civil aud miI.tar.
authorities.
Se~ozd, To labor to bring about feel.
ing Or confidence, faith and security
among the people-to inculcate love aud
trust among All good citizens. and not
hatred, distrust and animosity-to in-
duce torgetfulness IF the dead and bad
ra--, advocate harmony good feeling.
and common labor, III common GOOD
cause ln the living and immediate fu-
ture, which We hope and pray NAV rr-
d0Wnd to the common benefit Uf al.
IEirt IO persuade oWr absent ciu
zcns tu return w their homes, resuIn.
thriz allegiance 10 the Union. and DO aIl
that good men can do for their country
and themselves. They went III war. ut
farrd the wager uf battle, III was accepted
and they were defeated The armies
east Of the Mississippi are vauquishrd,
Gen Lee the soul Of the rebellion. Ia.
given IN up, and ill., body can hot hvt
without thr soul Protection is thr price
Ut allegiance, he Couf-deracy has NOT
.he power to protect nor the right ~
claim thr allegiance of lh= Southern pev-
rle Their only protection il j. fhe
Inion, and If they remain, their ONLY Al
lrciance is due to the Union.
Our citizens will he welcomed back M
their homes and restored ro their rights
ani their property and u tlfs rnd W.
expect 70 devote considerable portion
af our .aLors.
Besides re expect to make tile Ga
-t'te "A newspaper, Whose end, both at
-it first. and now. was. and i~ TO hold.
a~ 'twrrr the mirror up 10 nature; 10 show
virtue her owH feature scOrn Ter own
iu.a-r. aai tht very a-e and body Mi the
.iH- hi- orm and pressure"
uur~ is but Il small part in tie great
Drama lfbv our humble aid We assist
in bringing order and harmony ont of
chaos H.d confusion, im inducing thg
people tl cease tu hate and learn 10 love
one another" to forget war and learn
peace, -we shall Le more than rrmunerated.
We may Le di7ar rp0iul-l and labor in
vain. Dreak-wat-r,, with tbe engineers
who construct them. are sometimes de-
..royeI Ly the foods they were intended
to control. fremun are sometimes con
@umad .n tA4 flames th-y are ahoring to
arIes-- lnl WEI I'D the end, may haveto say.
An oh man. broken with ,La storms OF stalk.
i come to lay Dis weary bones among y-.
Girr iini y lt ttIa earth l1r charity
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
I'M A~mINGfoE, ARK, May sd. 1865

Tu fLr Peopic ef the Srate ct irkaHsass
IN th- present s.ate w disorder, il i4 nrccs-
u sarv that the citizens should take such steps
as shall protect private rights and private pro
perry from violation
FuI thIs purpose ID j. earnestly urged, that
tha people of every neighborhooi shall form
themselves into police guards. whose duty II
shall De 20 protect the peace and quiet Of the
country. Returned soldiers. even # psroled
may properly Join such organizations. E4ch
guard should have a captain, and ht aal his
men should live id the 1eiEhhorh0 h0sl thfydefrnd
little energy win protect tie country
against oufrag-s which may otherwise he, per
prtTated.
H. FIaNAGIN
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24
Fran w. Lirie RooL Ga4ets

ln OUR EEADERs-In the hone of
serving thr people among whom we were
raised aAA MAXI country to which our al-
legiance IL due, WY assume the duties
and responsibilities Of IN editor.
10 those who know us, no word Of ex-
planation j. necessary: to those who arc
not acquainted with us, a very few words
will suffice Until the commencement of
the war, we edited the Gazette and ad
vocated tins cause NJ ths Union with VIII d
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

- \ good many private Jeprr,latious --.
being committed through the country Wr
think from All We CAD gather tIaI they arc uor
all attributable TO our soldiers For many u
them much allowance may be made Oilels
are wanton and uniustiisJle We sincerely
hope q hear Of them less irp pquently Al
good citizens may aid materially III this, M a.-
fording the returning soldier all possible aid Il
They have suffered much and deserve it
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

-In Francisco. May e.-Grn. l.-
DuwelI supprr.sy,. The Amador Dis8atrE.
violent secesh newspaper, and arrested
is editors. 1.-The Diapafci ha- been lata-
ly eNcu~iuS liucoIn'7 a-sa.-inati.n.
a private letter received iii lhi- ei-y
from MeS.co gives the following part.5-
ulars Of the capture II Guavma- hv thr
frnnch March 1JrA I'hr Gurvml-ium-
were =N priced Ly luur French nru-ul-
war Constellation prevailed IAe
French tllcr immediately di-rHharaea.
taking possession Mi the city
hr Mexican tufcr- under la-.. ..rfrrra
evacuated tht town taking la r1ad q.
SHu Martial expecting ~ n..t Morales
They had great difficulty il CARRYING oE
tlr aitIlrry as thr horses L.a h.un -unt
into tnc Interior to carry @rin aal lur.
age tu tue city III PHsoulrlra effect.
Junction with Morai.s the Juari-t- viii
have 1000 men Tue French force /,
only 7U0.
communication vtli tlr interior NJ
cut off. The Juarczists permit DO pro-
visions to enter the city 4 zkirmi-L
took place outside GuaTmas after land
inG. l'hr number af troops killed on
both sides did not exceed q dozen The
French ucn-of-war returned for Mazat-
lan. The French have taken charge of
the Custom House and appointed their
own officers l'he hert consisted of the
pcIlas. Das.is, Cordeli,r and Luciler.
Gen Casaur returned on the l0th, to
Mazatlan OH thr DaoSi-, with three COM
panirs NJ Infantry Ono l4t.#lion WA, El-t
regiment of tile line remain Al Guayina-
New York, May 9.-The Hc,ald saws
:hc excitement il regard To- the Mexican
emigration movement H. extending in this
city and throughout thr country Tile
Office Where persous desirous of Joining
the expedition aud registering their
names, was opened in this city vrster-
day, and vas crowded all day Most nf
the volunteers il. tho movement are vet
eran soldiers who have served in the ar
mics Of the Union during the past three
years. Common emigrants Id IL under
stood are guaranteed $1,000 and 500
acres Of land boun.y Those receiving
commissions rs officers WILL of course,
be mach better paid II il reported that
the Mexican Republican General Ortega
il at the head If the enterprise, and that
all the emigranis will be fully supplied
with weapons, but arrangements have
been made % allow Of this without
breach ot international neutrality.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

Washington, May 9.--It Is known n Raleigh
that President Johns ON will not recognize Gov
Vance nor thc rebel Legislature Vt y. & rolna
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

degraded subje'
fscation and &C
nor will not be
to say that in
spect and assis
spect for all q
this intelsrabl
None of US :
criminals, tha,
tlemen and IN
gagged in a wa
sensible men
the sword, an
sidered rs det
felons and q
any ireatneI
j tree govern
to sustain an
q line betwe,
cession, and
a single man
in the war; !
disfranchisei
felt by all S.
will make a
future rupiu
1t does II
| threaten, bu
the Federal
| JEFF. Davis
would fill ID
rillas.
| Indeed,
have some
woods wit.
sense of W
not as an
and contv
and degra/
ways beta
| rope. or tn
oppressed
servants.
! W. are
discourss
force US +.
| JoHNs
terestin
ciples v
tanned,
son. '
weston
with th
difierer
by sole
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Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

> y ~ 'his senp,;
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

r.r.;vs of ,l,a eons,;tn.;on and ,.xolut;an.ry
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

] tooneers. pioneers, tramsters and men that can
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

MON shn,ld shsSI~v them
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

Brigade appointed vice least 10000 persons
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24

anct, IUOkIHS HIucH "VIse
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-18
OFFIcE-SOuth side Public Square, Corins
ton, Indiana.

TINHE Company holds by lease. and In fee, about
twenty thousand Of the most select coal
lands In Western Indiana, bordering both sides Of the
Wabash rEer. Maps Of these lands may be a. the
once Of the Company IN Covington, Ind the once Of
VIM Dale, No Is Park Place, n. City, AZ he oiee Of
Hon. J. X Cefroth, Huntington, Indiana, and Of the
Office Of Roach Mcdonald, Indianapolis
A reference TO the report Of The Hon. David Dale
Owen, late State Geologis will show that these lands
State sboundng also m salt, iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Nearfhe mouth of Coal Creek where the Company las
large quantities Of lands salt has been discovered
equal in quality 20 the Ksnawha. This
cured some IS by boring after. the On
Oncags salt finding its down the wabash and Ere
Canal, Mr. Thomas, the proprietor finding himself
able 20 compete with it, abandoned the In
his boring ne encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove 10 have been coal oil
Those lands all lie 10 close prox nifty the sbssh
The Company has now agent In The Rast max ing
tosr Of the oil regions Of Pennsylvania in particular
TO acquire knowledge Of the best practical mode Of
boring, 10 employ practical workmen. aud pur
the best qualify Of the most approved machinery In
for such purpose
The Company expects by the LIST Of May next Of
fsrthest, TO commence operation.
All the induces Of coal OIL found In lscslte where a.
has been procured. are strongly marked " various To-
calties OF the lands OF the Company snordng every
rational prospect Of success TIE company thinks IL
necessary make any reference The
OF The lands other than the report and map referred 60
xlO0 900 Of the stock being 0o0 shares proposed
by the Company be offered I'm The market half
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