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SuPSFSHteHuSItt,
W. W. WHITE, of Oil City.

This ste ok is ma fde full paid. with no poestl-
ity OF future asses imeats and NO persona Liability
The absoluts value and atcual cash cost ofths prop
erty are SO great as to prec u-e its being onor d
with the aiiurement of redue ion frem nominal
par valu.. acl ai7 aFisz gTW
1t has been selected at different times during tbs
past year By several old and experienced ol-work-
ers and residents of Oil Creek, who are familiar
with the history progress and value of every well
and piece of propsity in that region. Several OF
the producing interests originally acquired for
the purpose ofholding as private Investments end
sour. es of regular income at 7rs
These gentlemen have, how ever, been induced TO
combine their various inter e=ts with additional
proper y, into one strong, sund, and reifahe con-
pany Each ofthem wi retain an interest as t-ok-
holders and hold their s.o IL permanent invest
msnt. Residing in the oil region, and directly Goa
oerned in the of the company they are pedg
ed TO look closely after operations; h.s aording
guaranty of watchful superviion and faithful and
energetic management posi- ssed probably in an
equa degree BY no other oil company ever formed
Two ofthete ,nt' eman aye on the board OF Direc-
tion and one Superintendent of the Company. eag1.
The stock is sold to pay for the property and 10
furnish working capital TO open up the large and
promising tracts yet waiting TO be developed.
The managers start ith the intention ST paying
dividends quarterly and from actual earnings only.
Paying quarterly affords time TO sell the oil prcduc.
ed to the best advantage, and is believed to be in
all respects the soundest olicy. lm
The dividends wi beyond question, be not only
Immediate but regular, permanent and remunera-
tive. We wish to avoid holding out any induce.
ments not warranted by the same moderate andf
sonable calculations that would bemade in embark
ing 10 any legitimate business enterprise 1t s safe
however. to assure subscribers ofhaadsofne quar-
tery dividends from the present wells of fhe COM
pany; which wi i moreover, we confidently believe.
be very largely increased by new develop to
bs rapidly made upon our extensive and valuable
properties.
We invite attention to. and the mast carefd; exam
matt IN Of the following list ofpropertiss lands,
ami leases. the locations Of viii. all shown NJ
on the map; believing that none more valuable and
promising have ever been offered upon so small q
capitfl, and none that have givea greater sssu
ofper mar ent value and large rsturns. We invite
subscriptions to an iavestpsens. and guarantee the
most energetic and skull efforts TO develop tbs
prope IT, throughly, well as On eul and faithful
mararamant
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( RAILROADS.
Portland.and KennebeO R. 3.

Passenger Trains Leave ca ro,tao K ua,
Mls ana pkowhegan, at lio A. henoat frs
MILLS this train connects at Wisn s IRAN s. me-
Bangor and all stations east VI Aenoaai aliA' A-
evening, .ro,,, a. A., =, Portland
s2r "a ,,s saanf from rosI Bangor 81 SIC
H sv on TICKETS are sold at Freeporf Bruins
80 Rafn and all other stations between Drums
~ and Kendalks Mills, for Bangor ana ali other
@stions on the Maine Central X. r. east OF Ken.
Mills. Y.,.,d ard po.x. ~
this route TO Bangor will be made the sAME as by
any other line,
Freight Train leaves Portland at A. NJ daily, and
Is due at3 7. NJ. EDWIN MOVES,
Dec 10, 'e4-dec22tf Supt.
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49, crifFHE =
4 CALIFORNIA
co.
Located on the Ranch of Oiai, near
Buenaventura, in Santa Barbara Co.,
California. & @ -s -

) In the summer of 1864. Professor Sillimsn ex-
ahmed this locality, and in letter dated at Bue-
naventura, Santa Barbara County, July 2, 1884, he
thus Communicates the results of his
on the property nowowped by the California PETROL
cum Company, the purchase Of which he strongly
recommended to his friends in New York. laa
THE property covers an area of $4,000 eighteen
thousand) acres in one body on which are at pi
emit at least twenty natural oil wells, some of them
of the largest size Artesian wells will be fruitful
along double line of thirteen miles, say for at least
tive ty-ive miles In linear extent The Ranch il an
old Spanish grant Of four leagues of land, lately
confirmed, and ofrerfect title. 1t has. as said,
about eighteen thousand acres in it of the finest
land watered by four rivers, and measuring, in q
right line, in all, near thirteen miles. As RANCH it
is splendid estate; bu its ualse is ats almost abu-
Ions sceatth in the best Of oits' 3JU16
a In letter written to the company sinoe his re-
turn, FEB. 10, 1876 he Says VMs
II am happy to be able to confirm, at this date.
what have said in my published report respecting
theextraordinary character aud high value Of the
estate on which your company is established.
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SUMMARY OF PROPERTIES.

Two tracts Of good boring land, one hundred and
one hundred and four respectively, inse. sit
uated south Of Oil City, in venango County. in the
immediate neighborhood OF the Adamaa tine. Lee.
and other large wells just sruek tbs East SANDY
aad Allegheny ris ers.
Important Interests and Leases on the best and
most cirefally selected prcpertieI on OIL Geek
ON the Hassan Fats. - CJrnplantsr Run.-Rynd
Fists.-Cherry Tres Run.-Clapp Hassan, Widow
MeCliniock, Foster, and TWO lots on the celebrated
Hyde Egbert Farm.
In ALL fifteen wells, i've Of them producing wells.
seven down from two to 1--WE hundred feet aud still
boring. andthrts just commencing. with room On
the leaees for several more wells. aaa
Also good refinery. in complete working order,
capable Of refining lSo barrels per day at profit of
one to FIVE hundred dollars. p Nte
Also engines, tcols, tubing, tanks and improve
ments, the actual cash cost of which was s5s 500.
and wsrth to-day s75,O0O,-'hs whole comprising 3
property unsurpassed for present value and pro-
spectiye increass. la ~ fef
Subscription books for Sto k at tina office of the
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
nm NJ, "a nm

Ess5sssEzEzs91 Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
xaaasz..g station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at
7.4O "A IA. and lbs p. a..
For Bangor and intermediate stations at 1.25 P. NJ
RETURNING Leave Lewiston al $40 A. NJ. and
arrive IN Portland at $50 A. M. Leave Bangor at
I.SOl A. III and arrive in Portland at AIS r. M.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Hoston. p = 40 Nfpr ais5 T1ll9siI F7l'--
Freight train leaves Portland at A. NJ and re
turning is due in Portland at p N.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
aily for most of the towns North and East Of this
line. e s ~
-As c. NJ. MORSE, Supt
Waterville, November, 1853. decl4
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c. The developed interest, Gas will be
seen below,) is already sufficient to en-
able this Company to pay monthly divi-
dends.
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SAMUEL BOOTH, SO Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
JOHN FRENCH, Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn.
New York.
= WILEIAM H. WALLACE, lsl Washington Street,
New Yo'k. ~ '5.el--r 5-.I 80
RIoBARD INeRAHAM, le Court st, Brooklyn.
WILLIAM NJ. LITTL D, (oi Wyckoff & Little Mon
tague street, near Couri, Brooklyn.
:. ALFRED BEcAk tot Becar, Napier & Co.. 342
Broad way, New York.
JOHN DoHERrY, Park Place, Brooklyn.
L: HoRATlo BIGLow, lof L. II. Biglow Co, 2
William street. New York.
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We believe we can offer superior inducements to
all persons wishing to invest in
Petroleum Stocks.

.aNji HE
Suchinvestments. as q class, offer greater induce
ments to persons of either large or small means,
than any the world has ever known,
Macy Petroleum Stocks are nowpaying at the rate
of 90 per cent perannum. and taking the increased
value of the stock into consideration. person in
yesting at subscription price in rel abe companies
may reasonably expect to double their money with
in year. Capitalists in all parts ofthe country are
giving their attention almost exclusively 10 this
GLASS of securities which have already yielded prince
ly fortunes to thousands Of persons. t3r4
Persons desiring Information can rely upon re
ceving an unbiased account of the standing and
prospects of the various companies on the market.
Receipts and Certifca es will be forwarded in ex-
change for available funds, without charges and
Petroleum and Coal Stocks will be cold at the Bro
kers Boards Of New York and Philadelphia at
the regular rates OF commission. srst
MI.H HFl"|H .tUurH
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International Steamship Co.
PASSPORT, Calais & st. John.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

-azNRu On and after thursday
= n March I'd the steamer New
chester, will until further no
sss.szs tice leave Railroad Wharf,
foot of State Street. every Thuraday. at O'Clock.
+. NJ, for Eastport aud St. John. At Eastport the
steamer Queen" via connect for St. Andrews,
ko6finsfon and Calais, with the New Brunswick
tons. Stage Coaches also connect at Passport for
Machias aud intermediate places
hsur tns will leave So John eyerv Monday, at
p NJ. N~ys n o n n . 1nuI O'CLOCK
Portland, Feb 20, lse5.-dtf agent
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PETRO LEUM.so
THE STELLA PETROLEUM COMPANY

10 organized under the General Laws OF the State of
New 6olk, with Capital of 100000, represented
~ lOO,0o Shares, of the par value OF s. each =
shareholders are exempt from all personal liability
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Great Cure ofDgsPePsia. ParaiSsis. Goa, fpafion-
Se, Of TcenfV Hssrs' Standiaa.
December "a 1884.
mrs Martha Via, Of Lonawo Mass has sufsrs-
ed for % years with Complication o. disease men
and constipation its worst form has fesa aoofor-
ing a. dragging all her q, obfa ned my Ne aphve-
1oal Discovery about May last and BY hthfal nae
has now both mental ana physical faculties fsstored
Mrs. Villa saws sac knows many people who have Al
so BEEN similarly benefited BY my "Metaphysical
Discovery"
Remarkable Cure Of sercfsiOns Sore H.pds. Dir
eAorseJrom the Ear. go.
sore InroGt. StW kRses, Cough, DeaCasss ansf
|o"'ng o. Hair Cured S5setHaiiy.
December as 1884
Mrs N. Davis. I'd straos, South boston. rear q,
81 the church, have been troubled witnthe above
S %alseates, ana ~ the use of Mrs n. G. BROWNE
"esapnysicAl discovery, am cured of them an
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Steam TO and From the Old Country

77> The weIi-known fayorite Clyde built
&kAlkAAs Iron steamers OF the ANCHOR LINE Of
sIeaInsnips .'HIBRRNI a ,'''CALKDonIA, ""BRIrAN-
MAJ and UNITED X IEeDoM," are ,nten ded to sail
fortnighty 70 and q ON New York. carrying pas,
ssngefs to and IRON liverpool, GldsgosD, Belfast
Dutlim, Waterford, Cofk, limerick, GalaoGy or
Londonderry Those steamers were built specially
for he Atlantic tradA, divided into water and
air-tight eompartmer To- sss.fa -
Rails of Passage.
From New York IL any ofthe above place Cabins,
sl2D and 300; Storage s45, payable in American
currency. II urE.L II on
b To New York from any of the above places: Cab.
ins $65 and $50; stfsrage. S25 payable in gold or
equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these ratef ircm the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD & co,
Jan9d4m sh q bowling Green, NJ York. Is
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Two w ellis now going DOWN, anu more
Wells to go down soon.
6l21 acres of the best oil land whic the stock hold
ers Get for the low price of $4,000, with $50 0t0 to
work 1t with being about three timss tue smoupt OF
land sOcEholdeis generally Get II Companies where
larry call the attention fpartes wishing TO invest TO
this fast, as with very lite success we shall be able
to paw at least three or TOUR per cent. mol tn,
that wi hin sixty days from the time we close our
our books
We have already engaged an engin', Kow ON THE
LAND, TO go to work with. BY this a ran g. msnt W
shali save at least thirty days whichit would take
In putting this stock upon the market. ths officers
promise to use al their energy snd mi ieniy ca
pect to maze IL the best oil stock In the market.
The property of this Company Is situated ON iii
Creek. crawford County, Penn.ylvan.a. and AID
gany County, New York. The properly on o.
the Company can earn large diVidenos The Com.
pany will as quick ss the funds of the Company will
admit, sink several wells on this prolert
The property in Auegany County, New York, IS
ted "Indian Spring., SO called and consists of 552I
. asres viii h is fast rising in vaus, and can be re-
leased at large advances from what will cost this
Since The above was written, the "Indian Spring
Oil Company have receiv letters stating that he
Moore Well is now flowing Oil, which is of the fp-
est ubrcating quality, and will sell for $40 per bar
This str Ike of ui will largely adv ance the price of
landi this yicipitys and this Company has 5525
acres adjoining the "Inuian Spriug Company" the
officers fe the fullest confidence 10 placi g this
stock upon the market, and expect large and regu.
lsr dividends
Monday, March 8. 1865, at the Office of r. w.
HATCH, Treasurer, 40 Washington street. and 1t
z LOMBARD q GORE, 80 State street
Prospectus to be had, and further Information
Z gwen on application to the Treasurr, or i
IL URIAH 7. 8. RICE,
maizodimf 81 Commercial Street. Portland, Me.
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Capital stock Only 5000, 900

Instead of $ss, 900. 600, which would actually be
the portion of soma other companies; in other
words, there might be thirty three companies Of 81,
100000 each formed by this Company, and then each
one be equalto many other companies formed In
stead of three million shares there but IL O0l
shares on f4'
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PORTLAND, sACO q PORTSMOUTH
.sraisyo 5 RAILROAD. R

~--RrN TRR-ARRAN
II f Commencing Nov. It'll, 1864. fg ne
EEEEssszsss71 Passenger trains will leave the Sta.
ton, foot or Canal street daily (Sun.
days oxcepIed) as follows:
Leave Portland for Boston, at S.45 A. ID. and 2SO
PM. 7 -
Leave Boston tor Portland ct 100 A. N. and 2.9O
P.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland at 1000 A. M. and
500 p. III. l f8 lllT
stations. 1000 = .a RIOS 1850 ~ 10 {
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily
FRANCIS CHASE, Supt. 3
Portland, Nov. A, 1884. 1ayiss@ u oc81 edit
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,

= u
t.t-ar WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Gsss=EzsssEsl On and after Monday, Eoy. Z, 1864,
gsGR@.sssY trains will run daily, Sundays except
edl unIli Iurther notice. as follows: 8ilT :,
UP TRAINS.
Leave Portland for ooutn PARIS and Lewiston at 40
A. NJ Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, at LIS p. III.
DOWN TRAINS. 60
Z Leave South Paris at 5.45 A. NJ, and Island Pond
at $50 A. Nj.
q The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sonal unless notice is given and paid for at the rate
1a % tIaa GU. BRIDGES, Managing Director,
81. BAILEY, Superintendent. "a -.
Portland, Nov. Z, 1864. now
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Only "a Gents a Bottle.
REYNOLDS CRINOLA
4s FOE THE ~
H a il R +!

1t is highly perfumed-makes the hair DARK,
SOFT, GLOSSY and BEAUTIFUL, disposing it to re-
main in any desired position. Stops the Hair from
Falling Oat-promotes it's growth and keeIs the
scalp clean and cool. saq
NORTON Co., Sole Agents,
Is Bleecker St, N. Y.
Sold by h. H. Hay Co, Portland, Me.
june2 "a d1y
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l1o1 THE
) 4.-f HAMILTON
OIL AND COAL COMPANY 4!
CAPITAL S1,OOO,OO
100000 Shares, par value $40.
Subscription Price S. per share.
10000 Shares reserved for Working Capital.

PREs1DESr-Ho WILLIAM G. STEELE, NJ. c.
Weep REsIDENT-JOS EPH TREAT.
TREAsURER-S. L. W0ODHOUSE.
This company has secured 22is acres in Penn Jlva-
via and Ohio. which have teen selected BY the most
experienced oil men after two months CAREFUL re-
search and personal examination on the Rrcunds.-
On one part Of the property is q well from which
COZ derabe quantities Of oil Lave already been Ia
ken, and a. the company viii proceed 10 make fur
thor Developments at once, they have every conf
denoe Of beng able to pay dividsnds at early peri
cd. A prospectus may be had on application to NJ.
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TNvO any one desiring an ,n,sr... - ,--
IL established paying busines. IN sHg ano wen
hear ofeueh an opportunity by addra ssin wy eAh
@ASsou BUSINESS Rox 1896
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ROBINSONS
DIRIGO HAY PRESS.

TNNHE attention OF parties Interested In the HAY
n BUSINESS is invited 10 portable PRESS
capable Of pressing hay into one half the tuik OF
the ordinary baltss with but little additional ex-
penae. Hay pressed in this manner brir % alarRer
rrice in the market and may be transported by SD
Sr rail at about one half the cost Of ordinary baed
LAY The hay IL as Compact as that from The beator
phoated - ' ' 'Ae eom-
BAN " the'e Press may be feen in operation in
Press and rights for any mart Of IN. II g for sslo
" marl1dS VI d. ROBINSON q son.
Bath, Maine.
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The Company has Assets, oyer Eleven Million
nosiars, Wis., --''
United States and State of New.York es-s
Stock, City, Bank and other Stocks "a OLA 700 |
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 2Is7 90 |
Premium Noti and Bills Receivable '~
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and 38
other securities, s,I4O, $50 |
United States Gold Coin, soi as S4l $50 |
Cash In Bank, G4w z88 400 |
.-- - IL All Eno L
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. wewould call special attention to the following
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
lsg 81 Wall 50, COR william, NEW YORK.
t--" t-4iiA JANUARY, 1855. DIE
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Nayi
"9AAh cation Risks. M ~

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Prs Hiums terminated during the year; al .or which
Certificates are issued, bearing interest until re.
deemed. 80 DlEi tA4l@ SA4 17.7~
The Dividends In the Years 1854 and were 40
ger cent each. 7rae.1 ~7TIle-'
III, Profits for % Years amount to the !,
sum Of sls.ssl 900
Cash, re- Phi blli-na'b l2.s6s.7so
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$4,000 Reserved for Working Capital.
OFFICERS,

OFFICERS,
SAMUEL BOOTH, President.
JOHN FRENCH, Vice-P President.
AEMAN b. AUTEN, Secretary.
WILLIAM M. LITTLE, Treasurer.
ALEX. MCCUE, Counsel
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sheep Wash.

Sheep Wash. ur.
70A DOZEN Sheep Wash, e sure remedy for
1OO Ticks and Lice on sheep; cheaper than any
other article. For sale by
.ia KENDALL @ WHITNEY.
Portland Feb %, 1896. fsb2sdissm
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MEDICAL.
TURTH

us PeEsberton Square, Boston. %
OByI0Ks 410 Arch Street, PhiladeIphia.
LAG Bond street. Neso York.
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A Perfect Cure for Catarrhl
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Oil Greek and AlIegany
Oil COMPANY.
Capital Stock, $3.50, 900
10000 Shares. at - Sd Each.
subscrip ion Price, SO 90
WORKING CAPITAL $4,000
NO PERSONAL LIABILITY,
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT
lobe Organized under the General Laws of Masla.
chusetss.
o f FL O E r s.: uis
PRESIDENT:
# r. A NCIS B u s III 4.
Treasurer and Clerk:
FIR NCIS w. H T G III D..

Thi, is not stock offered at the greatly inflated
prices and sold at its nom al ar value, by which
reduction each made personally liable
r hut is sold at its actual par value and cost
Two Wells now going down, and more
VValle IN 0o down som rst
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FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY.

!. MOI. y
Fee simple of twenty acres of the Barrett Farm,
on Pithole Creeks All fiat boring land, situated
above the well just struck by the United States
Petroleum Company. now flowing $50 barrels daily.
No better selection can be found the whole creek
for oil purpotes Wells will be Immediately put
do wn on this property.
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fheV ,cssr ana Safsr than TIE Beet Physieiom IN
thar i SoT.. Aes the wise always Esep BOX in
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Fee simple of twelve sores Haworth Farm Pithole
Creek most beautiful Site. ALI Dor ng land. A
short distance above the great United Stetes we'll
The prospect is ry fla tering. and The property is
believed to be fully valuable as the oee 5rated
Smith Farm on Cherry Run. Wells will lie sunk on
this property Immediately
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Lost,

an THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
AZ after the hour of 3 o'clock, on Main street,
EbTtween MDonald's Livery Stable and my
house, a roll of bank bills containing 9Pwaras
Of $50. A liberal reward Will be paid ior Inc
ieaJt' " ISADORE LAGARDE.
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aardoap authenticated as Official by
Mr.. Secretary Stanton. ana
the newspapers of April 2Sth.
General SHERMAN thinks that ANY
person who is not satisfied with D war
should 90 and see Charleston and ne
will pray louder and deeper, than ever
that the country may in the long future
he spared any war" Of the escape OF
WADE HAMproN's cavalry he says:
About eight hundred of the rebel cay
airy had zone south, refusing to abide
the terms of the surrender, ana ~ was
supposed they would make for Mexico,
I would sincerely advise that tney 20
urged to 90 and stay. They Woulo oe =
nuisance ITO any civilized government
whether loose or in prison.
General SHERMAN closes his report oy
speaking of the present positions OF the
various corps under his command n
complimenting the commanders VINO
have served with him.
IT must be admitted now, evenly those
who, few weeks ago, were so eager 70
denounce SHERMAN as a traitor and III
compstent to command, that his defense
is clear and triumphant. The blows
aimed at his assailants are severe ano
we'll laid on, but the verdict OF the peo
nile must be that they were richly merit
ed. 1t is said that Secretary STANTON
4 has not had enough, and is preparing
q reioinder. He would better not.
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RUNFRAL NOTICE,

T fell from the roof of a house, in Bel
lair, that he was assisting in roofing, and was
almost instantly killed.
His funeral will take place ata o'clock to'mof'
row Sunday, from the residence of his COUSIN
.Jamss Durking. Eoff street, Centre Wheeling