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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01
A DELIGHTFUL C0P07AT NV0V77
THE STATE AGRICULTURAL cor.

The state Agricultural College. LANSING Ni,bfvs,
now cdsrs 20 students very s.1er.or a ,vanrayes
four years are required = complete tie course q,
stliy, which is as fuli In Mithelnltics English ~,
eratrre History. Philosophy &c as IN other Collaes
me courses IN Chemistry, Mrteoroogv Poter,-
animal FhylsOlogy, and other branches Of N.rr-p
sclANCA az unusually extensive great attention be-
7 * palI aiso = their practical applications
Inc college has Surveying and Levelus Iastrr.
IleAts a Museum u Natural History. Phiio -ophicaI
i4st -lle IS and al excellent tHEEIcAL Lspoz,ros
II When students are Ia GIT % make erl,vs,.s
me Farm has clay. sand, l0aIn OF different kinda
potion ianls muck beds AMI nearly every v,rd.fv,
p. sou Al'"l l the state the stock has ben e,;i5
.--us- M cAArtc Of LAKE, pure blood cltti- Of tt
~ SHIRE snort Horn and Devon tud Sluthlo.yn az
AiillO slee ahi other va liable stock lave been a4
oe-. n al matters Pertaining % farm aud stoe.
lAin4g en-Lt class room anl olt-off0or pst~,,ctfo1
- gwen S-cA Instruction Will be much ln,re mn
than ever before. '-''
Al q vegetable garden, unsur passed 10 the Stale r-
TIE variety OF lis prodIcis n the orchard The ANAL
run gar den, lie ornameutal gardens aud to pur-
> is, SUI eals are ttIgbt ali the best r1etbofs ~
ortlcuture an Kindred subjects
Stlle-ts are PAID FOR their labor ana thar asr,
ms not unirequeuty pay from one thirc = oeb,ir
OF their expenses.
students are admitted 4 select courses ana ,,-
az! t- llere IS a-so pr pir ttOrv class for those
no. siLc ntly advanced % eLter the course
. ho-L- i al e 81, last year a, 81 so per week Tl
'io1 Iee 70 stl-ents from the state. 10 others S9o
year Rooms are furnished with stove ant -
tead ~-N Os1-
The classes Tor the frs half year OF 1se5 will Ia
- y ulA1enty oFsauzsd Tie first lay 4 March next
A0l Aui'aor partlcu ars or for Catalogue aunlv IN
ss,o = & ABBJT Pres lent.
Lansing, Michigan
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

DANGERoUs.-There is a hole ten feet
deep and twenty feet long in the sidewalk
on Michigan Avenue adjoining Bailey's new
DOCK into which persons are liable 10 step
IN the dark, at the risk Of their lives. We
understand that last week the Hon. MFR.
Monroe, OF Branch, fell into this place in
the evening, and was somewhat injured
although not severely. Would it not be
well for the City Marshal to see that this
place IS secured before serious or fatal ac-
cidents take place?
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01
bF ORDER or COMMITTEES


F,i-s.,s Z AiSFIEID's LECTURES. -Presidan,
s,s ~ 'S &C on Saturday evening no
s,r 80 lo1ng Mems Society at Csni,o.
s,,1, - England and the English. Tic
n 49, I0es not ike the English over mrch
,srsI ,S travelling in their country 10 -
A-s-..s '-s numerous assaults made pno,
-. ga and her Institutions with an Upon ,so.
Ios,,,.p"'. ''naelty and forwardpess ub;ob
raTs,, .t : supposed to exhib, when 10
Sas5 ~ ~o'0aa- The lecturer. however
lcoD,. sly Y. admirable things in England
Ss.sr-. 'ne Bank of England-tbe "J Rri ,I,,
45bsr -. sNn When he visited Westmins,o-
lsaa-vsi.,su conversed with the illustrjons
ID ,cSo, n The martyrs, heroes. na,rio,s
roso 'SI S whose monuments r R~.s'o ~
1sed 70 .a. AID whom he had been accps.
ssasss Fever, revere from infancy. his COMB
ID a b., s0OA nm, and be spent an bo,- |
saself eTa..N'l,n them in tears. Fmding |
saa ary where addressed at first . siab5
Is aa,io,. .,.-1' ne inquired how'll was tho, 4
sSsssd ~ could be so readily distin.
Ssso h. ne was informed that he Vs.
! sss = n,s sQuare-tOed boots, the Enc no
saglis5 .sOund-tOed; by his wool hat.
1 sSrs I eve. even their small BOYS. wearing
= be,s 'poslng "stove-piDes =, bv ~
= salTes ;, glsh dividing theirs into
- sstu,s.' shaving the chin; BY his
~ aors s,.. those Of the English being
sssbu1d ~ with rounder faces; BY
- 80 snd rSI, -. a' English being commonly
- sad ~ ~. aoout the waist; and by bis =
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

AN APPEAL.-The Ladies' Soldiers Aid
society OF Lansing have received an anpesI
nom Mrs. Hastings. formerly a resident Of
lansing ahd now a nurse in one oftbe bosni
'--s u Baltimore, asking them to send her
immediately large quantity OF old linen
asa cotton with which to dress the wounds
" our soldiers taken to that hospital She
"','es mat FOR some time past they have
IAl 10 dress the wounds Of our soldiers wi,h
paperi and that they need MANY comforts
out nothing so much as old linen and -,
ton N"N 0O'-
- a.! packages no matter how small If
=, =, a. inc house ofNrs. C. c. Darling or at
-.1 s'ore Of Nessrs. Fobes & Hitchcock
% Ms e W IIl.niuIy and promptly forwarded .
" MS Hastings by the Aid Society -"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01
RoRrvr 6EO D. JETErT. Pr,.,4.
p ~. r. CERTIFICATE OR LICENSE.

~ T. a
VAC - aAee act or February 1sfb ,ss, 49,
-''--e5 February 18th issI -''' -
vfflcS oF SECRETARY o. So ,
/ To ~. -, - --NNslNG MICHIGAN Februa~v - -.
r. - WON lHESE FglESe.rs sFy,rr 60 ~ ASo' }
I 81, ' S-~ Fars -aat 20 the provis-o-s =,
ne State g. Michigan e.tiff,t "a. @. n Act @.
ana - ~ '.-- Heath Insurance q .r,-s - -
iivifr,fs - ass Z lions plrtn.rshi-s - -
: ~, US Fi'e Aari-e LIFE an E,r,E = Z
,auSa business. no. in-orro-,tos - 's-ilh insl-
r. a. .fFeVef February Is 1880 S . q
the S..-sr.re S- ~ NAY, 4 %. IS5o e,r-,sb~5 =,
Oairs a., !. 'le state % Michigan AN siss 4; - -
nm - Ii .is a s., tenent o. the $50. = rs
p1-s NAown IS The New Enell-,s - - Ahee tom
49, .t-e- NOulfl any - an ilcorDo-,t,'s -
nsnvi, t~s ~ the STATE a. Conrerti,,, - 80
;hereal g. -. sS.'.eui-at AMI consrfs1tirg' n -.
= g.. "~s e. laence satisfactory ?, s,.4 pr
" -. "a ne Investment re,,,i-.4 80 secretary
f,,s Co. 60 Auc sail ms franc, e -,,.s-Os,
ne 81 $50 s-s . February A lS5 r,-,isI =
the capita &c - = -lle sttisfscio-y eri fare ~,
nv -e,,1t g rites aaa investments ~ 80 r s'
- el4le1 crre, t.sethcr viii. A. - - Colapa
- e-sul q Agreeable % tha ,,-,. eS-s' q me
40. % q the Laws a. IS6l f'''ls-ons a. Act
ANp WHERE,s. There - b.. ....
,anv So; - -'-'l ul'lr tls seal ,e ss-. -, -
49, s--N-t Accortlrgt - sal trts ~, - On
- -Il.H FAY oi February 4 D. - 4ls Gale
-1rrn7~v y, - Isis. Michigan as Agent ~ -
" decia-ations e. b,,. service cf process ami
~ said Acts; company, Is provided
Vow ASow YE. That the seis r,s,-,-..
a-9ss - .l.oigl ! E TESSEr. as AM 80 -
/, =. "eeor1ia- u the provisI.rs - - A0oFs /
Sal Agent. while artin- ~ -, =. s-lI Acts, aad I
: : ees a-iloriz'i AMI cr,-.-va-,r - -e--P--
"A So -s-less n the state u Nic.i-,- - : --,'
sons ~ SD sct q n, the p-ov!si9ns 49,
'' - --nl--il'ts in said Actt conta7r-5 -@Se'-
" - iAoNF aEEE0F. have h--s-,,.,
IT. $50 --t-'l an caused the Great 60 -
a5sre 49, ~ Lied the Jay and year fist
GRO 3. HOUSE
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

PROF. Ryan, AcAIS.-Pror Ryan. the
celebrated Southern Orator and Humorist
viii give another Of his interesting lectures
on Saturday evening, at Capital Hall The
subject will be, Scenes and Incidents in
Texas, with various readings and recita-
lions. The Professor will also give an ac-
count OF his escape from Dixie. Give him
a hearing
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

FIRST IN TIE MARKET.-Messrs. Fobes &
hitchcock are the first of our merchants N
'aFnish our citizens with spring goods in
their line and we are informed that tbev oro
now receiving a splendid stock Of cloths
easimeres, vestings. hats, caps aud fur
n.sning goods; also the very latest STYLES
q eioaks' piece goods and cloak trimmings
Iaey were fortunate in being in the market
AZ the time of the panic which occurred i'm
meAaiely after the fall OF Charleston and
wilmington and having taken ADVANTAGE
o. the market. are prepared to offer goods
al prices that defy competition.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

SUDDEN DEATH.-JOhn P. O'Grady. little
boy SIX years Of age, and son Of Hon. Mr.
OGrady' Representative from Marquette
died very suddenly on Monday evening at
the house OF Dr. Wright. He had been ap-
parently in full health and vigor until afler-
noon, when he complained OF being unwel
and died about eight o'clock in the evening
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

REPUBLICAN UNION WARD C,rc,,sr,
,i,~' s.1''Ors OF the several wards OF the
r -, \, lansing, viii meet in their respective
~ s'I ~. al O'clock P. NJ. on FRIDAY. Marrb
d 81 war raId-at the Seymour House:
- M M al the Common Council Rooms.
=, TaTi--at the Edgar House.
a. ~ " 'rd-at the Oneida House.
c r. '.e purpose of electing DELEGATE. -
400 ~ ~ vOu'enuon, to be holden at the vii
NsrcS I1"S = On Saturday, the 4th day Of
S;,,s 90 =, = 1865 to send delegates to
Der. ' emu to be holden in the CITY /
. - ,o-,'I On the Sih day OF March. lss5 |
S,,- -e'-'''a,e candidate for Justice Of ,ha
$50 80 Court and two Regents Of the (
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

YoUS0 MEN's SOcIErY-Master Dudley
Waller, the celebrated boy orator, who has
attracted such large audiences in all parts
Of the country, has been engaged to lecture
al Capital Hall, on Friday the 10Th Of
March.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

HE FREEDNES's FAIR.-We learn that a
contribution Of articles for the Fair in De-
troit mas been made by the Young Ladies
Loyal League Of this city. Also the ladies
OF the Military Aid Society have been for
warding new and second hand clothing for
Freedmen and Refugees.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

SOLD Orr--wilham N. Carr. who has so
long supplied the public With sta
tonary and books at his popular stand
has sold his stock in trade to J. C. Arm
strong, formerly Of this city, who will CON
tnue the same business at the same place.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01
he STATE REPUBLICAN.
Local Items.
Wednesday Morning, March l, 1865.
Notice to Subscr;bers

uTes "l4eA or SUBSCRIBERS Viii INA attached 10 IT,
names On their papers indicate the SrxErp ~ -
paper 70 which their subscription il DAD ~ -
'Hu1ao>r'' - meant tie " WHOLE NUM- p ?, go
nay b found IN the healing or The paDer ,ybic5 +
change "eeN'y, BENG increased one each week an.
Two hlI1sis constituting year By referring L.
tbs number N the heading Of the paper AM cors,
ing . with me number attached = lie u.s,s - -
recilDa oa Tue paper, our subscribers can readi Ace
bow their accounts Stand OF our books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01
\OTICE Do CONTRACTnRs 10 n,.

/ NOIICE 10 CONTRACTORS In mr.
y saaace Of an Act entitled An Act Of the T.
lslitar9 Of the State Of Michigan 70 provide f,- ne
uIa4n4se OF swamp lands by means Of state roaIs
anu llicles approved Feb Il. 1859 ana The 49,
~ ~ I-eFeio, Tie IN icTsi gnet C0mrnissioDe-
On tne Or md Traverse and Esnn6t Sta,e p s III
reeve PRO osas "a AMI after tie LIST law OF AnriI
he-t, al FIX Rapids, for the I'll ire Of the s,fs -
OF sevenIy-sN miles payable in swamp lands r. h
70 oe clt ot ro-s vile, cleared ~ al timber rois
.-e la centre trees under y inches grubbei on ~
.i7 centre Ills AT swamrs 20 be c tusevr. w.
viz so9d s'lni szca1le timber not less than IL f,
o1s wei aces 10 be- raisal with brush ami 1irt e
~, \. ilAAe ry ROAD bed br ges ana slui-,s 10 D.,
blit IN a good lbztaltla. manner rvhe-s No.. 49, ~
tLe IoAd pei TO be a-el AM eveed 50 as = rnste
i sac Tor travel with wagons and sleirhs Pa-s al
survey or sad roai can be seen II ths cfce ~ -
tomnlis' iorer q STATE Lsa5s n Llnsuv \, ~
received ior less than two miles The C5in-nissfSre
reserves the rlfht q rsJect al bids 4 not c1nsistt
" IN the interest OF the STATE
E-S Rapids, Feb 1855 sIIs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

now d.e w. R aloat Of liabilities OF said CoraD71v
e. 81 hLhAs and other creditors is mons 'u'
osa, iae am 3unt O. losses by SAD C,,,,..s
ADJUSTED and due, IS nothing. 00i'l'any' now
SIM, no, -, =, amount OF iesses adjusted not dna =
sun loI 70 exceed Five Hundred n5I,rs Uue' :
etn he amour: Of losses r,r,.1.-'...,
FI,1 M, eoes not exceed Nneiy-txo Hundred sri
prof az amount OF losses In suspense awaiting
-. -ne amount OF all other claims On. r, ..,.
only GUS expenses Of o1acs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01
WI HAMERSLEY.
Ton FOR Nick "a Com,

F,Si s1~ AL Al AES Br EIEsr Rgsryrs. That III,
in lie STATE of c1 uee company located at Hartford
,I apoiat Tor themselves ana heir sSsl nominate
So ls nan d psF-on 70 wit. J r I- the
raS S 4. n ~ .'-e ana f Agent or Atom - Ian
The business Of F ''i ana osalif Of SAID Coranlnv
lSsr, ~ ''e s.il Com,aly DO hereby
49, el person o. aeknovv 100 tbs -z- ne
~ t si "a eea, Of said Company hersb o
As aflresait. So process upon such Agent
served rro ~ o. tiAca an hell 10 be va,i - -
ma So, r0n ~ ne ,oraay according 10 the , as Il
Wi S-'e o. AicAsl, or Of aav etSs- Tvs o.
wIr vs q ne error S " reason Of such service
on'cii Signature ostbs p-.ss. ~ sne
10y - ~ thereof, AZ Hartford. in the sss,o
laeciicrt, his 9Th cav Of F-b-ns-,-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

~ Persons wanting pianos tuned can
rely upon having it well done by 4 first
class tuner, by leaving their orders n
Fobes & Hitchcock's this week.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01
y II { FLICTFD D.
FROM DR.. J. BRYAN.
'lN--LlIl5 PHYSICIAN.
No - Cedar Street. New York

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an i. =b5. ~ s'-s ~an M c;6ers
nature a-a r,t ,.- --- 2 F-9T - ass.s
I III u50 are ~ .H.,..-r .-..r ~.
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eft from The --.----a-- - N Pr alt ben
an --'- - s.-- -l--- % tL--r crr~tf "a
= 80 a-F 80. Zee o. charge v-st r-s----.-. =
- - g e-s recovery 81 i---- r-s-.-- ---
* expense ' --
,,-.-.s-- prss--.77 Or E.rs a5r--e civ 81, s-.l
81 az 1-f1-- cases g Levs taest he san
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.-..-t l-7 Fl.ca Wal sc -v c.-s-s - ~
bv -ats-~ ~ --r- ~ -- ~ t1s sane
terms x ! -r-grtsS --s -. 49,. s-a'e rp-- W-at
~ profess oazl s.-.-t = : $780,
u i-e q --w.-- cls.-ss 3 s--- --.- ...---sT.y
M process q . CO IA. t5s-- = '.--es q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01
STATE OF CONNECuCUrl

ss No. ye~eii being duy sworn On ms oath ,,,
mea aud ks5ws s ,5 he has read Tie FOREGOING state
: President Of said COMPANY or -. 'is &c
- ''' ne l's good reason % believe az
lsVe said statement 10 De tire 10 All does De-
S"9rn and subscribed before w., - Z 'estde- l.
isil s' aud County, this 9Th day Of FbI fa n
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01
sIATF o. MICHIGAN

- Sal o. MICHIGAN
III % Of ~ sE-RE-AEr or Sr.rr Sss.
Go H. Ho-sx. ~, So
tS5, ne Of Nehiria, Do bsrsSy ste s.,.. OF
tn Asp5,i fe m.area the aaaexes cS Ss['ny J;
England Fire '1 Esq.,, ana License Of the view
"a on nie n this once. a.d 49,; WIN toe
nal. ~1l o. TIE whole Of such o-ig,
nv hsSs WEB Na1sSs9E, hare hereunto s.,
T. 81 fifteenth dsv - SSiTTl,ssan at Lansing. tbs
and sixty-sve. eight hundred
5lsE4 GEO 4. House
Dsp. Ssc'y Of .St1ts.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01
DR. HARVEY's FE,ALr Pills.
DIR. JOIN uAprrv

- ~ -' -a' ls" discovery b-,a iole ,rs rom.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-01

49, -. - ----e l-11i a-s1 tc-1 co-rtv a. So.
Es,, P-y ~ q 1a-.se a. sool a. poss.s;e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

STRAYED.

a DARK BAY MARE COLT, BLACK NAME
n and tail, yssr old last sprsg. A liberal
reward vii b paid for her delivery CT any infor-
nation thai u zei her.
JOHN S. McC0RKEE,
ocT-w2w CcFner Fourth and O@k straats.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

AMERIoAs Housekeeping 10 yes
tsrday at the Masic Store Of Warren 4
Conyngton--a good place to be, BY the
way, Of rainy afternoon--we were "a
vored with 81 Introduction to the IA.
nous American Organ" a new instru-
ment manufactured in Boston, Mass., by
$. d. 4 H. W. Smith. For Parlor or
Church music, aud as an aecompani-
ment to singing, We never heard any
thing more rich, or grand. Tie :nstru.
ments Are put up in walnut, oak, and
rosewood cases, and are ornamental in
appearance, TO say nothing Of the charm
iug melody to which they give express
sion, when operated by good perform.
or. We we're not surprised TO learn that
the manufacturers find 1t difficult to
sapply The demand for their instruments.
The Church demand alone, il seems to
as, would be q match for the enterprise
and skill OF the largest establishment
No congregation 10 excasable Tor haV-
Ing poor music, when 1t 10 80 easy
10 improve II at 40 little cost, by the
purchase Of one Of these organs. As
an addition to the parlor, they rank
hardly second to the piano. There 10 a
richness and fullness in their tone. va.
risty aud power 10 expression that is IN
invaluable addition TO Home Singing.
Warren 3 Couyngton are sole agents
for the sale Of these valuable instruments
in our city
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

EcLipsE OF. rHE Sus.-There will be,
ibis mofIing, commencing at about half
past seven O'Clock, an annular eclipse Of
the sun, which will, If the weather il
clear, be visible throughout the United
States, and win be almost total at St
Louis and Charleston, 5. C. The mid
die Of the eclipse win bs about Q Q clock,
when IN this latitude the sun will appear
as q smalicresccnf, like the new moon.
This, II the weather 10 clear, will be
beautiful phenomenon. and We think we
will try and gstup in time to see IL A
small piece Of smoked glass viii be a
good medium through which 10 look at
the sun, and win not be 90 apt to injnre
the eye as looking through glasa Of
whisky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

Tar NEw MErRoPoLITAS.-The terri
Bile weather caused another slim audi
ence at the Theater last night, but the
play was excellent, and we hope 1t will
be repeated hereafter, when tbs weather
is good Tonight there viii be grand
ball in the New Metropolitan, and To-
morrow night Mrs. Golden takes bens-
Ct when win Joe performed for the 6rss
time in this city, Maggie Mitchelrs spe-
cialty, "The Pearl OF SAvoy"-a great
play
Afr. BURSETT.-This funny Gus is de-
lighting large audiences in Louisville.
ale We want you Capt Jay Wee, says
be win give you free ride on the
grand Armada, and viii give you room
ell alone By yourself Now jist coDe
along.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

I PRorEcr THIS PooH Elsewhere viii
be found an appeal BY Joseph p. Elliott,
Township Trustee. TO the benevolent
and philanthropic citizens OF Wander
burgh county, in. behalf Of the poor and
destitute of our city. One Of the re-
suits of tho late rebellion has been 10
throw upon Che generosity Of the public
Hundreds Of helpless widows and or
phans, whose husbands. fathers aud sons
have given their lives in defence of the
integrity ofNour glorious Unioa, the
honor Of our dag and the safety and
quiet Of our homes II iaoar duty, and
Il should be- esteemed our privilege, 10
provide literally for all such The ster-
lag yeomaury Of Vandsrbasgh county
have never failed in their duty to the
needy and destitute, aad they will not
fail now, but win respond with ihsir
usual munihcence 10 this call.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

Or EEvg- For some Of our citizens
who have an interest in The Southern
Kenfacky Coal Mining and Transporta-
ton Company, good news bas been re-
ceived Said Company hes two engines
at work putting down two wells on
Green River. tselge miles below Cal
boun. One veil is down over two hun
bred aud fifteen fest with 81 Increased
show Of oil, which comes up with the
sand pumps; and last week they struck
a vein Of gas 50 strnug that it is unplsss-
ant for the men that work st the veil
For the last ten feet they have been
bcreing through quartzs. The whole
formation IN this well Is Of Q congIom.
ersts character, and oil-bearing-rcck.
The other well is half mile below, and
ia down about 100 feet, having passed
through similar formation, oil coming
up at every pumping with the sand
pump. An oil man from Oil City, who
has just visited The wells, says thar sscL
formations and show OF oil rarely fails
70 produce paying wells The perse-
verance and energy shown By this Com
pany 10 worthy Of success. They now
have ar experienced Superintendent who
is running the wells day and night.
The company has offered the balances Of
the $25 900 Of stock, that was set apart
Cor dsvsIoplng.the land, at fifty per: cent
discount 10 enable them 10 finish those
wells and pun down others on the two
thousand and ihirfy acres Of land be
longing to the Company r. ". Anthiel
II their Secretary and Treasurer. The
shares IRE ffty dollars each, which car
now be had ~ twenty-five dollars each
A few days since oil vas struck in 1
well about three miles from Calhoun
The parties are preparing to pump il 4
test the quantity it viii yield. All th'
indications in il leads them 10 believ'
that Il win be flowing well. Som
seven other wells are going down in th'
vicinity, and most Of them savs som
oil; and what is still better, all the OF
that has been found on Green River i
o. the heavy quality, one barrel Of
which ia worth from three to four 0
that produced at Pit Hole, Pa. Their
srs Eve wells being put down on Greer
River.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
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IA 90 the lev 3, between Walnut aud Main or on
Main, bot 3eeB Water aud bird streets-a Cats
revolver, 6 inch barreI ID q name sngrnved n
the handle. The fnd0r will be suitsbiS rewarded
BY lsas Ing IL NJ this Office. oetlsdzt
A SMALL BLACK COVERED MKm0RARs
n dom Book. Ths fnder will DO rewarded ~
leaving the Same NJ Hayhurst WhlttaKea'4, ? 0.
Water street cctibi5t
IAN On ABOUT THE AIxTEEhTn OF LAST
~ August Black and White Spotted Cow,
OF her neck. Whasser viii bring her 70 tho
0rce6ry Store Of John e. Daunon q 90, corner ~
Third and inglS streets, shalt be literally ruwHrd
"a tharAf r. iaA hHs nli-iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

DEMOCRATIC SoLDtRR==-on the street
cars yesterday afternoon, says the lndi-
annapolis Journal Of Saturday, we SOS
Democratic" soldier. he was very
much enthused--so much so that be was
in. constant danger Of tumbIing Of the
cars-and was quite communicative.
He was particularly anxious 10 impress
it upon his fellow-passengers that be
was Democratic to the core. in blood,
bones, marrow and tissue. Although he
had been soldier for three years, bis
Democracy had stood the test He said
be could not read or write, but didn't
care q DIN. He Was smart enough any
how--had been sentenced to be shot
three times, and got out of the scrape,
aud was going 10 vote the Democratic
ticket all his life. We are no longer
sksptical about Democratic soldiers. We
have seen one.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

RKcoRDER's CouRT. cases OF
drunk, With . little disposition 10 quarrel,
we're disposed Of yesterday by His Hon.
or, Recorder Nelson A fine Of % and
costs was charged against each. One
OF them resides up Green River and one
ia town. We did not learn the name Of
either Of them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

CoMMIssIoEEa's SALE.-Remember the
COMMISSIONER sale at the couEtHouse
today, between The hours Of 10 o'clock
a. n. and O'Clock p 81. -Four 6ns
building lots, corner Of Walnas and
Eighth streets, and eighty acres Of inn
proved land in Armstrong township,
will be sold