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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-21
u. Wilkes Booth.

The telegraph has informed us that J.
Wilkes Booth, the actor, has been arrested
as the assassin of President Lincoln, on the
Identification of Laura Keene. Mr.. Booth
is young man, about % years of age. the
son of Junius Brutus Booth, and embraced
the stage as profession little over four
years ago. .l.H.. .s... -.
At the breaking out of the rebellion he
was playing in Augusta, Georgia, but soon
left and came North. One year ago last
January he played an engagement with
Ben. De Bar, at the ST. Louis Theater; and
in all the principal cities of the Union he
was acknowledged rising actor of great
merit-worthy to be the son OF the distin-
guished Booth. He is young man of unas-
suming department, and quiet, retiring
manners; hard student of his profess
ion, and meddling with nothing beyond it.
He was born in the city of Baltimore,
Md, but the exact date of his birth is not
known to any of his acquaintances in this
city. Both parents were English, and his
father owned farm in the vicinity of
Baltimore, on which he lived during por-
ton of every year. Young Booth went to
a military school in Baltimore, for while.
and finally, at an early age, commenced his
career as an actor. On his return to Balti-
more from Georgia, when the rebellion was
dividing the people into ranks, North and
South, he was solicited by some of his old
companions. who were forming company
for Stonewall Jackson's brigade, to join
them, but he declined taking any part in
the war. Soon after he resumed his pro-
fession in the North, and was known at the
theaters where he played as strong Union
man in sympathy from the commencement
of our national difficulties. While he was
-. tlo ~, &c a;f -.
cumstance occurred of a private nature
which gave all who were cognizant of the
fact the idea that he was strongly conser-
vative from principle. Those who know
him best in this city are at loss to account
for the fact of his having been the perpe-
traitor of so terrible an assassination.-St.
Louis Repatblicdn. 'H
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TUE sgBsGR!PTIoN IS SO NEARLY

TNHE SUBSCRIPTION Is SO NEARLY
i completed that it is intended to close the same
on or before the 18th Of February.
Subscriptions, $75OOOO, of which 5000 600 purchas-
es the land-to-wit: g. $50 acres. The remaining
$780, sthe permanent cash working capital of the
Company. #. ....g1 ..f ttsfI
Par value of shares, SlOo. Lands located on the
Little Kanawha and Elk Rivers, in the counties Of
ilmer and Braxton in the very heart of the oil re-
gions of West Virginia. "Ht d9.lE
Professor Richardson reports: "Your property is
the very centre of the West Virginia oil regions. It
has numerous oil and gas springs along the banks Of
its streams, one of which vies with the famous
Burning Spring ITSELF" i' .H3
Professor Shepherd. Of New Haven. Conn.,. re-
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Tho oi-6earia0 shdles Eaderlie Il ectensiUely, and
the long lines of carbUetted hydrogen, or Ruaipet-
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weu as the appearance Of oil ITSELF on the svryacs
Of the tract, fully confirms me IN this belief.
There can be no doubt that along your creeks aud
tributaries there is large ertent Of 0dlUdble oit-
producing territory. The prodioious 9Gbeent of
6itminous and canned COAL iron ore, limestone and
fro clays embodied IN the high hills on 9our proper
ty the tops and slopes of achich covered cith an
estraordi,vry 0ro,cM of phite odk and other Aedvy
tihsbers, add Immensely to its odlUe." 30 niEiIe3
These viewsare fully Endorsed BY the reports Of
the most practical and experienced men from the oil
districts of both Pennsylvania and Virginia.
The Company consider themselves fortunate In
having secured the services of Mr.. Blackwell,i 10
practical civil engineer, for thegeneral superintend
ency, so well known as the late Chief Engineer and
Superintendent of the Commissioners of Wash
ington Heights. New York City. a.2ili
Arrangements are inrapid progress for the innnae-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-21
Little Kanawha & Elk River
PETROLEUM. AND MINING co.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BE CLOSED.
Cash Working Capital, sI5O.OOO.

oFFICERs:
OLIVER Z. WOOD, President.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK Vice President. 'iA
CHARLES j. MARTIN, Treasurer. .',WuF (
JAMES WADSW ORTIZ. Secretary. .s.. rr.rt
L. r. BLACKWELL, Consulting Engineer and
General Superintendent.
.f.... TRUSTEES:
PAUL N. SP0FF0RD, of Spoford, Tileson q
Co., N. Y. .3 ~
CHARLESJ. MARTIN. President Homo Insur-
ance Co., N. Y. frtgsrtt r-. vrr.r-...rs
Hon. ROGER AVERILL, Danbury. Conn.
Hon. ALBERTZ. CATLIN, Burlington, vt.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK, IS Broadway, N. Y.
- OLIVER Z. WOOD, 26 Barclay street, N. Y. 30
. JAMES WADSW0RTH, of James WadswOrth
Co.. 61 Cedar street, Y. t-ft -.f..r ...s,
JOHN w. STRONG, Detroit, Mich.
EDWARD NJ. MORGAN, 2 Pine street. N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

4 ~ u AZ Nv ICE To A urmston, Nathaniel
inns" Geo Dixon trustee, Geo G Dixon X p
, 800, H smer Chaplin Lee, Ficklen Lucas Vim +
us assignee, &c, Randall, simon DIETRICH II d
p award Co., Samuel Miller, H Perry and Abn "
Defendants You hereby notified that there now on
6le in the Clerks Office Of the District Court Lee
ty Iowa. at Keokuk, petition of Hiram Barney claim
ing judgment against you, urmston, for the sum
Of Ave hundred and forty dollars and per
from date upon your mortgage made to Charles Mason
upon the following described premises, towit: Lot 2,
Keokuk, in Lee county, Iowa, and against You ALL
praying for the foreclosure of said sale
said premises freed Of all interests of said defendants
same. to pay OF said debtthe extinguishebt Of all
equity Of redemption and for relief Now
q you must appear and answer said petition by of
the second sy OF the said Court 10 be
the first Monday Of February 1885, judgment will
be had therein, as prayed for by default
Rev Stamp 5oc-canceedl Il. SCOTT HOWELL,
sep22d4w-fri Atty for Plaintiff
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OR,IssdisNaa.L w NOTICE. Dir. van Bsr,chot De

1khiGiNAL NOIICE--To Dirk Van Berscbot De-
" PENDANT You are hereby notified that there is nov
ON ME In the Clerks Office of the District Court of lee
County, Iowa, at keokuk, petition Of Hiram Rarnev
claiming Judgment sga,nst you Dirk Van Berscbot m
Tue sum OF seventeen hundred and fifteen dollars usn
your mortgage made to Charles Mason uon the W
ing described premises to-wit Lots g. aud b k lo3
In Mason Lower Addition to the city Reoxuk in Lee
county iowa aud rs against you, praying for the fore
closure OIL said morfgagethe sale o. said premises freed
OF all interests of said defendant same 10 psy on mid
and for general lelsef Now YOU must sppear I'd an
swer said petition by of the day OF the pext
term OF said Court TO be held the first Monday of
February, 1896, judgment will be had therein rs
prayed for, by default II. SCOTT HOWELL
rev stamp ooc-canceiied Atty for Plaintiff
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nsIGrvAL NorIcE-Elry Thomas, jesse Te,.T

nRIG1NAL NoTICE-Elzy Thomas jesse Hs,utl
" ton, Thomas Thomas, Brown 4 Bishop Racbssr I
Hamilton, Defendants; Yo1 are hereby notified thai
there Is now on ME IN the Clerks Office of the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuks pxttion ~ Ia
ram Barney, claiming a judgment against you Ebzy
Thomss for the sum of twelve hundred and ninety va
dollars upon your mortgage made 10 CHARLES Mason npon
the following described premises te-uit Lots l. and
y in block 3D. in Masons Lever Addition to the ctv Of
heoknk' IN Lee county, Aws, and as against you ALL
praying for the foreclosure of said sale M
said premises freed OF all interests of said In
same, to pay OF said debt-the exnguishment of All
equity oil redemption, and for general relief Nov each
Of you must appear and said petition by noon of
the DAY OF the next term OF sa Court to be held
yn me nrst Monday OF February, lo6 judgment will
Re had therein, as prayed for, J., dsfanlt
sep22d4w-fri 49, Tor piain,;r
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Rev. Stamp 5oc--cancelIed H.sCorT HOWELL.
sep22d&w-fd Atty for Plain,if

nRGINAL NnTICE.-To schikan, Defendant Yop
- are hereby notified that there is ale In the
Clerks Office Of the District Court of Lee county Ios
ct ksokuk petition Of Hiram Barney claiming tudx
menf against yous Sehfkan, for the sum Of i've hum
cred and forfvc dollars with 10 per cent interest from
aste upon your mortgage made 70 Charles Mason upon
,ns following described premises to-wt: Lot g. block
TO Mason's Lower Addition city Of Keokuk in Lee
County, Iowa, and ~ against you tpraying nv the
q said sale Of said premiss
=, ~ interests Of said defendants same to psy
on saao aeot-she extlnguishment of all equity Of r.
oenPtion ana Tor general relief Now ron must appear
sna answer said petition by noon Of the second ~ r.
he next Term OF said Court be held on the rvt Hor
day Of February 1850 judgment will be had tbern
= pra!sa ior, " default, u. SCOTT HOWELL.
~ s ssp sse - Airy for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29
SHERIFFs SALE.-State Of Inv. +

SHERIFFS SALE.-State of iowa l..
- county, n-By virtue Of special executio, q, -,
Directed issacd by the Clerk the District Cart ~
county, in fevor OF 4 W yore. and aexirsf 80
erick Muse viii sell to the highest bidder q fhe ft
county Iowa, At Keokuk, in said county, on the a
o. lctocer a 1865, between the hours Of o'ciock
~ ana O'Clock r. NJ commencing At , O'Clock p n
swo ana tire S In block los In the city Of KsSs
10 b sold BY order Of satisfy ssid via nS.r
euuos. I69A0k ANDERSON 8.
S1@nsS sru re go eAsstG n Lse0s., Iowa
~ se& - -. I'D
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hhl6INAL NOTlCR-To Joseph Beggs Defendant;
" You are hereby non ed that there 10 ow on Ia in
the Clerks office Of the District Court of Lee county
Iowa, at keokuk, petition % Hiram Barney claiming
.uogment against you Jos Beggs, for the one
thousand and eighty dollars and 10 per cent Interest
from date upon your mortgage made to Charles Mason
upon the following described premises wit: Lot 10
bock In Masons Upper addition TO the city of eo-
kuk In Lee county Iowa, and against you ALL pray-
Ing Tor the foreclosure Of said sale OF said
premises freed of all interests defendants In ssma
TO pay Oh said debtthe extinguishmant OF ali eony IF
redemption, and for general relief Now Won must an
pear aud answer said petition by the second dav
OF the next term OF said Court to be held the 6r.t
Monday Of February, 1860, or Judgment will be had
therein, as prayed for by default ~
Kew. stamp 5oo-cancelled II. SCOTT HOWELL
sep@1nsW-ii Atty for Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NoTTcE.-To John Thompson, c

ORIGINAL NoTICE-To John II Thompson
" Estes. Defendants: You are hereby notified that
there IL file In the Clerks Office of the District
Court of Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition of
Hiram Barney, claiming judgment against you John
Thompson for the Of twelve hundred and fifteen
dollars uponour mortgage made Charles Mason upon
Jour mortgage made to Charles Mason upon tbs follow
ing described premises towit Lots ii and II in block
100 in Masons Lower Addition the city Keokuk in
Lee county, Iowa. and against you all, praying for
the foreclosure OF said mortgagethe sale prem
ises freed Of all interests Of said defendants in same TO
pay on said debt-the extngushment Of all equity Of
redemption, and for general relief Now each of YOU
must sppear aud answer said petition by Of the
the first Monday Of February 1885, Judgment will be
hsd therein, ~ prayed for, by default
Kew. Stamp 5oc--csncelied.l II. sCorT HOWELL,
sepzZdfw-fn Atty for Plaintiff.
nRIGINAL NOTICED John NJ Smith, Defendant:
~ You are hereby notified that there IL now on file in
the Clerks ONCE of the District Court oi Lee county
Iowa, at heosnk petition OF Hiram Barney claiming
Judgment aga ust you, John smith, for the SUN Of
Twelve hundred and five dollars and 10 per cent
rom GATE upon your mortgage made to Charles Mason
upon the fo,o.ing described premises, to-wt: Lots
and 10 block IL in Masons Upper Addition 10 the city
Of keokuk, In Ice county Iowa, and AZ against Won
praying Tor the foreclosure Of said sale of
said premises Deed of all interests of said defendant IN
same, 70 pay OIL said debt-the extinguishmept of All
equity OF redemption and for general relief Nov Won
must appear ami said petition by noon Of the
second day Of te term OF Court TO he held on
the first Monday of February 1885, judgment viI be
had therein. as prayed for, by default.
Rev Stamp boc--canceled] H. SCOTT HowRtI.
sepzsdsw-n Atty for Plaintiff.
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GARldINAL N0TICE-To Aaron Deroe Corneiius
- Deroe, Defendants You are hereby notified that
there Is now file in the Clerks Office Of the District
Oourt Oh Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk petition of Hi
Deyoe and Cornelius Devoe for the Of five hundred
collars and 10 per cent interest from upon your
described premises towit: Lot and g. in Block 81
10 Masons Lower Addition to the city Of Keokuk In
Lee county Iowa and as against you all praying for the
reed OF all interests Of ssd defendants in same to
on said debt-the extingushment of all equity of re-
oempton, and for general relief Nov each of You must
appear and answer said petition by noon Of the
day OF the next term OF said Court be held on the
nrst monday OF February, 1896 Judgment Will be had
therein, as prayed for, by defaul,
Rev. Stamp eVc--csnceled.I H. SCOTT HOWELL
sep23d@w-fri Att,v FIR pis;n,,r
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nRIGINAL NOTICE-To W Smith, Defendant:
~ You hereby notified that there il now on file IN
the Clerks ONCE of the Dstrlct Court Of Lee county,
low. at keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming
Judgment against you Smith, for the Of three
hundred and forfyhree dollars and 10 Der cent Interest
from date upon your mortgage made to Charles Mason
upon the following described premises to wit: Lot O.
kuk In lee county. Iowa. and against you all pray.
or the Of said mortgsgehe sale OF aad
20 pay Oh said debthe extingushment of an equity 81
redemption and for general relief Nov you must sp-
pear and answer said petition by of the second dsy
the next term Of said Court be held on the Art
Monday OF February. 1886, OF Judgment will be had
therein, as prayed for by default
Rev. Stamp Systematically H SCOTT HOWELL
sepEoasw-fn Atty for Plaintiff
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TUST RECEIvED-2O0 bbls. Moline
ii Mills Extra Ylosr, md for sale By
apel3 uKIoH DRAKE

NOUN, Ills, March 81, 1865.
Ne,ths undersigned, have nAds aTraagsmsnts With
vkICH DRAKE nr the sole agsncy Tor the sale ofour
will and supply 81 our diersnt bssnds q al times;
and they ao antAerssd ssll The sans tie pr
selling q NIL - Aclins Ills, only sd
Ing tAs di0sssnoe Of freight to wkich respectfully
invite the attention 81 the trade generally.
asy13 DOfTNGT0N MACK.
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nkT0TNAL N0TICn-To william Van Dyke. A
" Boyce, Dsfendsnts You hereby notified thst
there NO ON le in the Clerks office CT the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa. ct Keokuk petition Of HI
ram Barney, claiming Judgment against ,ou william
Van DYKE for the sum Of eighteen hundred dollars and
10 cent interest mortgage made TO Charles
Mason upon the following described premises, to-wit
Lots and 8, block g. In Mason's Lower Addition to
the city OF Ksokut In Lee county Iowa. and claiming
Judgment against you, A Boyce, for same sum upon
your mortgage given to WIN vsndyks upon said lots
wherein you agreed to pay on this plaintiffs mortgase
aforesaid and - against you ALL praying the orecio
sure OF said sale OF said premIses freed OF
All interests OF said defendants In same to pay OF sad
deethe extinguishment Of all equity OF redemption
and answer said petition by noon of the second AZ Of
the next term Of said Court to be held on the first Mon
day OF February, 1866 Judgment viii be had therein
- prayed Tor, oy deault. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Rev. Stamp 50c-cancclled1 Aft'v for piainti0
eep23d<v-fri
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GUNNER Retreats.
ANOMAN'S PRIMARY,
w (HDNE FOR INVALID FFMALES.b


WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
O,ysuspRYp AND YIyry SIXTH ST.. NEw YORK CITY
THIS "a uo-t .iabe Mai,on de SAINT ior rdrs whose
b.b e. ,i. there j. entire absence OF the appearance
OF Iosp1rAL being really What the above name inocaie
"a HOVE where who needs Test and care can 'ec.s
reattent under the be. medical sk, and have her aie,
b,,hirg and er-rcse regulated according to Der needs
Proper appr tion Of electricity water treatment anu ~
the nlodsrn medical science nv" u'ed a. ''
Y-onr. The location il perhaps the hnest on tne i,h
extensive views surrounded by me sbsoe anu
rui, trees lus. garden which supplies re'h vegetables
Rosrd from SOTO $40 per week for paying patients
One ihird VI tn. patients free. 49,,
Phyc Is ies, regulated by the nature OF the treatment
required. ~, ,,rcurIr U,p.s
Pby.ei, AMI so gron a. Washington Heights Onebunheh
.ri or at No - Wrss ny-eiShth-'t Ns"
YOrs. .,.., ar.yv
Pby., an and Jurgeon-J. W. MlTChELi. NJ ~ rnu,n
cog,u,ns Phy.eian.-JOHN b. GRAY. NJ d. Eo"D'
BAYARD. ". d. ,,.,,,rp ,roc,cK M u
J. A. McIIChAl., NJ. ID.
WAYS or ACCESS
TIM Urn,o, Rtyya RAILROAD WAYTRAIss stop a. One
hundred and- niiy ,econd'.f. ,,e,- .,..,,,,
fDwSIprrsyE pas. the nhruary every h,i,hont
with the Herein sesmfrains, the second ana lhu'
and seambosts which Ply between tne 'o"o POI
of the city Harlem and the High Bridge ,.
THE EIGnrH CARS run 10 Oue-hundrei inh 'Fen'y
fifth st and onnibn.es connect with them also
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~ Pouglkeepse, n. y, OTIS BIsBEE. A.. H. Principa.
Next terp begins sepernber5 "Ths Pougke p'ie scrge
Military School oaid vsi, to this city yesterday hprl -.
The nrnils were uri;orr in blue military style, and hun
bered between hy and -y in line was beautiful s'sl,
v,r..ed bv 1bouaui. many OF whom are Of tc opinion
bat The cadet, are under bette, discipline pnd In tie military
exercise superior to the celebrated .'d9o loa''s'
Ye,erdsy Afternoon (AIr - the College Hill Cadets o.
Poushkeepsic visited city pleasure excursion ana 70,
tb rne of having their respects tho Governor Aher
The review the Governor briefly addressed them He said lie
was Cad Of opportunity 10 welcome the Company 70 we
CAPITAL OF the State and thank them for their visit lie "a'
clad Of Thu evidence OF OF the teachers. ana the
prof .iencv OF the tau h - Albany fvcnin, Journal
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Ocean Cleaners.

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALI.
I J EORNIA VIA ISTTMITS or PANAMA
Lower Passags Rstes comuencin. July 1865
The Atlantic Bail Steamship Co. will dispatch steimer
.entuon,y at noon from the Company and comm,
dors Pier 40 81, North River. foot Of CaDalst
DyPARTURYs
sen, I...............NkW- 4 .Tinkepsusi
(Connecfing win Sscrimentol
sent Is.........OCEAN .Socsu
tConnec,inz At Panama with Golden City,
Fo, f,eiyh, or massage app.yto ID. Is. ALLEN.
No. Bowling Green.
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FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publi.isr.
No. % Ann.st., n. Y.
Go n]bom it man Gonreru.

ALL SOLDIERS wounded in the lne Of
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6onrs nFtio ERs NJ M ~ !, III. snr
COLLECTING. - To MERCHANTS and
~ OTHERS.-A Young Lawyer who has spare ii M Zach
day wishes to make engagentss for collecting antie
Bills SO FirSl-clas Reference. Address WILLIAM Boz
No ln2 Tribune Once
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OPEN OIL Monday September l8. Address
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