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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

A tao story hsick residcncs on East side AZ Mar
kei street near its Junction with ihs Murfs esi 10
Tnrupikc rooms beside smoke house aud klloh-
&c. lotss feet mont BY US oeep.
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In EdeeReId.

Frame House On eis Galaiia PIKE. coutsln'ne
Tires FqoEas. eaFpsuiess shop spd aeisiern. Aoi
A doadls-senemeHt C7itsee on Eel sireai vith
three rooms c1ah.
small snck residence on Faihorlani stEegi-2
or 5 reouls-ict % fecl irGnt,
suish ff4fae uesr tile atsFe .'ei lVl ieel ifqne
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

The hearts Of many VIII be made glad 20
hear that Totten's recent selection o. b Dice
Groceries, wines, &C, while In New York,
have just arrived st his store, No. % Coll
lege street. He invites ell 70 call and ex-
amine his Desicsted Vegetables. Green
Peas snd Corn, Stewards Candies, Jelliss,
Gelstine, Roast Meats, and many other ar
tieles too numerous 10 mention.
march2-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

q Eve story Hrck rseiderics, Hifh of r6oins
between the square an8 the LeuisFiile Depot
a tao story kficx reaide6re slu1h 0f BROAD, wilh
Cor rooms. free fron taaos.
A two story tr.ck dwelling with cr 10 rooms,
q near th8 fouissili6 Depot, which j. bringing ID
very heayy reuI
small trek dwelling 10 South MELVILLE wiih
rooms. baides kitchen. r0ssessi1a gwen im-
moiiatfly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

Green 4 Green have purchased Of Jas
A. Graham his entire stock Of Dry Goods
aud viii close i out at cost to make room
ing Goods. 43 CoLLEaE SIEEEr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

NANTED-AGENTs FOR tbs NURsE AM
W cft.-ins most Interesting AM EXCITING
hook ever ptin.iseed elnhf.lug the adTsutllrcs y
woman 20 tne Union army A. Nurse, scout snd
spy- Giving most vivid .nHer picture O.. tho var.
ka.urned and Disabled Jllcees and soldIers IN
want Of profitable esarioyrnent Fili find t pera
hsriy aeiaptsd 70 their condition. JUNFs BIlz
90 l32 Main streat, Cineianaii, Ohio,
fangl-1u1dksre
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

PoslTrvE TEcrs.--Let EsIs dggbt sha fset
thai boots, shoes and hats are selling, a.
the great bsukfurt sale, 1t tbirty-6ve per
cent cheaper thar At any other house in The
city. Il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

MozsE Is the 6rst 70 intFoduss this
new style Of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted win them.
Call Al the Gallery 81 the Curnber-
land and judge sor yoassslE ol4tE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

Choice Fl0uF, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every yaristy ol Csnnsd
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered II low prices e Tettsn's Nan Col
lego stFesL.
jan22-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22
FOR EKBALRlRG

DR FRUNK has OPENED AN FsT4BI FsH-
Z uaeni ln Nashville, Tenn, Tor Ernhsinins the
Dead. On Chsrry street., 8 doozs souta of the
Pot Dlice.
he viii sfte1d % disinierrinr sni fsrrarsiug
bodies rcru tnis and az pcints s1utd good a.
soriment 81 metallic cssea sad rsnc ceifiue on
huntsville, Ala Il. ID. TRUNK hi ia
iante-sras
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

A i've stors s.fas disellur 4 fesf doors noflh Of
line strnei containing oT rooms.
rFo large and ussgni6cent dwellings, eontsEing
from 10 % le repfns.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

Five houses adoat passed Cairo en- The
Ohio river On the l2sh Install 4 man
md swO ehilarsn Esfe one on Of them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22
In the suburbs

A small frame residence nesr the wilson Spring
viii noons. Lotss by iio.
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Up. BlRBEg EXTRA GOLD PENS.

p hese pens bear ny fraGs nsnrk, &C. P. BsRxxs
hxTEA Lous ET.," Ter which have secured ~
cf'- -, alsd are warranted equal in fneBssa 81
usis ili hnd Tcrzmaaslin 20 the hest Eastern man.
uiaetuse, sad are believed 70 he superior to al
olials pa durability and other Substantial aualifies
eheh combine 3 m axe ready sersiceatls pep
sent oy mai or express on rechipt of prioe and
= added for registry.l Write your name and cd
dress plain y.
Fosiags - single pen 51s esfls; pen with any
cas- Or hoiaer and box, 81 osfas. Old pens re
gent TEEE. Address
G. P. BARNES
Gold Pen Manulaeinrer,
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HIcIenlore sfreaf.
Church street.

A tro story Brick residence slofi distance north
II Cedar street
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NOTICE-


Fela D. MeKsy 4 Turner s. Fosier
W als ~ q w g. g e s''ea.l 81. eesr. 6 6
Tenn s. a. rrl.|tffsf IS ~ IA q. aorarstfr 1884
4 ~ arsf. f.1 lestef5 e Nd t,f1fl. F1saf1
a ~ a, t.r1InI & lIt det|s 81 ~ = & t7rkz5
s1t ft5ftti r. ID ne ISL f|e n 3 dsti =
14Isi s|ssl e. 81 htfna ele|I1s a14'1I lhe ssid
Ntka s1s fI4t 4tItt4 5ak d fs6 I1ef cf trust ie
1I4Ift s1la4 tE 1t .Es11a I54 lf|& n AMI Hezt
=, etaFz HI 6 An
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22
NEW FIRM.

W. rssPe Gully difses tbe af'snfos sf sa.iess
~ snd Other Retail lssiCrs 70 tpF isfrs -tor < a
1i-laudfy On t1'io1s, Ehich Fc ofirr 81 tha tarf
loe 80 'ossitie prce-- A. We sra 10. a. -tf aiih
h8n neuts nor zny ether heaFF eapsn-e. We are
enabled 90 sell a. Prlees tiai FL sisueliiiou y
us aud see c. q. IONhS q ca,
No. IS Brdad 81 Between College astf C,i,i-ry,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

Pearl Miniatures, eolorsd and plain, a
Van stavoren's q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22
Lfne street,
vine street.

Ays5 large aaa desirable ave story brieE r'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22

Firo Vouses, opposite ne Nes Theatre. 10 ihs
cen,rd portion Of lneciy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-22
SOLDIERS.

lou ought not 70 be without such s YaiHaile rlad.
cine. The Clucinnah NstiCnR Union, of Apnl 2ith
saya, tfat thousaufs Il cur soldiers have besn
saVed ~ the use Of stfcklsndis ABh-Cboiera MiN-
ture. For sale ~ Druggists 4 80 cents per bottle.
nat, Ohio.
Soii ~ Nashville, Tenn, By FORBE5 STE
FHEN3, STEPHENS. jANNER 3 Co. g. " HES
BASi0Ck- sp 2c-tu y th--Tty
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5EaalriliF sluioa.

pA. olzERos : CO., rsSlIshsr.,
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Tacis ron the eecfetary Of War.

WEpNEspAY. MARcH Pa ls65.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-06

fSsSalf +, i'@ o5ienfoss S5as,s,
!! lasAaA 4o5 7le Str spiiben S unO s Str,
. . i2SalbiiSton, =, g. ~ 49,
81. ... -+-''+ 'jutius &6s, @taert6iimer.
gsttr ntgen 80 staan en5.ri3eten In, freurOSa,r
sr Ssst DN OF S3, tl%ssntH stbat emptlr ID @nfei.
/ NW3Np - .a.,...mF
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-06

Sic llno iebr 9rUbmiitbig, 0err Oeriteen.
Wtan bat mir 9eIa9t, Dap Sie um bllllgen
BretS ppr .&ursem oo8 beoeutenolte S6ulo=0o
elrment auf &ptbbersslano an ii6 gebradt buben
unS bqB Sic oamit inein 9alptsldubiger 9etpOrz
ben 1ino.
I'm 10 beher, peer 9lei6pel. SD mill MIDI
bier ontaufen, gable Sbnen Elm &auftapital, ba8
th iparen t6nnte, penn i6 Sbnen tueni9er wobl
pcllte.
Sa, ieben Sic, erpieberte 0enrit ladeno, unb
trDb bteIes g8oblwOlenS muB muB i6 Sbren
Nntrag ublebnen.
Oeriteen itano auf. 9onn lit mein 8eSu6
pbne bic suten 6rl9te oeblieben, melhe i6 oaz
son .boffte, ia9te er. 3noeB iiberlegen Sic eS
bis lnorgen.
@s lit ni6ts gu Iberleeen
So lpirb 9fotbbergslano our6 Dffentlihen
8ertauf mein werOen uno Sic weroen Nlle5
oerieren, neil Sic ni9tS beliten tuOllen.
2ieber tSerr OerIteen, perlebte benrif, &otb>
bergslano 9eb6rt Den 9artleps iet Sabrbunoers
ten uno tpiro ba8 ibre bleiben. IS lit OOolsaut
uno Sic perseilen oaS OOatSredt. Benn Sic
eS AUDI oabn brdtten, raB es in seri6tlider
NuctiOn uertauft wiiroe, 10 t6nnte i6 eS bpd
INNER miecer 3urldfOrOern gu ieber 3eit um
oen billigenSarpreiS. Sic ieben aliu oob ih oas
@rbe metner gdter weoer freiwllig uerdubern
nod bur6 3wang mir entreiBsn lullen mill.
gBa8 01rtlep ia9te, bate feline 9tlftl9feit.
Oa6 alte Ooalsrebt iduBte bag @runoeI9enz
tbum 10 iebr, oaB es taft unm69li6 mar, 2anoz
belib aus ben j9lnoen elmer 6amilie gu bringel,
tpenn oiee ni6t Ireiwiuig es auf9ab, pber ouS
JlDtb aufseben muBte.
Oeriteen I6wie, incem ct einen ernlten be-
bauerliden 8lid auf Ssnrt mari. Sic beben
oas Opal8redt berUer, be9unn er oann, ober
Sic beoenten nid)t, oab, UNI pertouftes Sui
aud no6 btlllgem ,Sarpreis ein5ulblen, man
bod @elo baben nlub, oos Sie nidt beliB=
en-. = v.....
Sd werbe bic Ulttel oaSu, einer 3eit fin
ben. d r.. ..s....t
ar 8ie beoen Wdnner idwiegeu, bis Der 9lmtS:
alIel1or itDl3 la9te: So babe i6 aetban, luas
i9 tbun tpplte, uno tann ben Niidpeg an
treten. 4. ....
I. Sic eeben nad @rpper?
|.t Sa, Serr 9artlep. .t
r so merbe id Sic be9leiter. SD babe Ell
gSilo fir Die SIhe ab5ulefern. ta.
9a bdtte i9 betnube etpa5 pergelien, rie
Seriteen. Sine 9leuigteit, Die fir Sic SntereN
babeu muB. Sbre !6uien unO Sdneebubne
tonlmen sur redten 3eit; man ieiert beute ell
6elt in benz Yfarrboe
Sin Selt? -@elheS 6elt?
Dleine 8erlObunS nit Sunsfrau 2tnnu, ia9t
Oetiteen.
9artlep i6ien eiten 9tusenbUd tetroIfen
pl6blid ober labte er 10 laut uno lultiq oui
pab cine puntle 9t6tbe be8 2tmtsailehOra 8eiid
! lber5og.
@as lit Sbnen 10 Idderli6 babel, 6err Dart
lep? fro9te er.
(6prtIebung foIst.)
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L. Waro.
NediftrirlInnS. Shaft,

-. He9lltrlrnn98 s9}ot3 wv
SsmSs ssr Se OR Nfte tst eairtruus ser gat~
~ an, widral ne ain 24@ I?G.t 1865 If'.~'
Den apiseie6tsgn ter dro roirS tierit gctf, oeoe-
lynir seatnabr 5Dmerfttr j,esn Ter5ao Inb piItSc,
S." au5e fts 20 Sep'tnteF ii ben stun en- Dsn tprs
S'sS n.. . SI S's SntneS usr taltea nSrttn
SeiNtststtfsr rubifeen Reetriruna bShibf beuodrt.
ae He,etfrtFuHg m,fo e.burh bpeutenb erlet6ert
e'f Nslnif+n5 Eg pes Hsfas, an ten pdtern
itar rsa. - D.l |l.s - T''' ''' '''"'"t" ." "
su. g8t am . 3rpotS,
SpbH g. 9GrbpG,s
t,s., ID. :. Rp&ei
.-.f~ %e5tiaiDrfa ser 2. gDarS
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eiit, Dor ten SauS ewes 0euben an unb lauiGt Der
Stmme ber bentden 6rdu cber beS beut9en WtdoGenS,
peIGeS npenbiS 6elre eeter Der alteu Seimatb ust.
8em 2BeterSeben fcmmt fan cieleiGt elmer ulis
erablen ir6en Sbdntp Dorbt cine 9ari aneere Art
Nut iupenois ertOnt bic Uiut beS 9Gp5rens nub Der
8lasp9euIie - un6 gebt ieinea QBeg weer nit Sum-
nler I'M Soersen ,l- t.f.- ..-
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( n...l VSlGtig fir Damcn! H"E
fp1ten nd fciS an ''t'' '.'''Ts 0'.S - ~ '
Or . 1umann, Ro so, Ncrtp maize 9ertnatOnfr,
Ne N ar Sdumdun ii Der en3ec 4lrst tn etem 2anbe,
aut zen nin f6 be- Der sianB 4Qe Observation-Disclosures
StSfHng fer mcnati6sn Meinigung ,...f
@esdrmrtter-Qrrl ID rro Werfdr1.una,
-..t III, Ar6en une e2eitl a .er en-,
....e.. ....,,. Nieberstidlngenbett,. .....
Tstttr hlus IppstiaOsIe!t Nerprfat RspfpeN rms ae
zen Oamen sts,nt SsftTtrten ..,.
S'oe Qane h.s sinn sef3iftca Bottpr wGnGt pate Bet
~ q um a n Srrf rtGe !. -. " t',"Il
~, Sn Ssrst6 n'dSt et 9tunmtr slprtb, eta SaIs
OoS esr'n n9tpntr Baltimore 3fc .. .. ~ -.
t25iiiili - ''9's''''' va" i""'''
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(Gir ben Baltimore 8eder.")
gGa8 mir Der MaIn er3ablt.

0as Sers 1T mir 70 icrgenfdbtper
&t5 bin 10 gar betritbt, w
Diemeil i'd Staube, caB meiu ShaS ...
Ntitb mdt aufr:G.i9 liebt.
SD sete IN rem griIuem g8alb
lnb peine bittcrlitb ...... ,......... .. .
Da RIFT ecnl Baum Der i5int berab:
rgie liebt, lie liebt nur Did," r.
SIN Grat tef bas 9eim6eu srSt
Der Hino umiGuelt mid, ~.
llnb gSinb unS Seim6en ia8eu mir:
rsie liebt, iis lictt nur OiG!"
8erIbmuncen mar nun ar ntein Grant,
OsS Summers bmer'S SOD;
2lut rie ids III Die 2Belt binsin:
,Sie Iebt, Il. liett niiG bod" .-. ..'
1li9tnstcn, .. s. .... Grnf.
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.. j.ttH.-# s. Waro. - .at.. &
Den gdhtere6fien ttefer Q8arb .pirt hermit beronnt
Hsnauh sae etf NtSfattrea ode Dtanrert nub Epra
S Is y 20 a. 81 o 6Gen IN 6tsuns n
10 nHS 20 Se;ttmrtr III tea 5unDea pa l16r 9Rnroens
Os a9r gsnls' q @.maBttit seS geft!@fes Der Se.
neral anfmsle usA Girstaue. III +. : 7'"- "
.. s pbn q Smtth
0ep g3ebbT
f9.;... an H..-- S an E > ogatnS,
.-LA.-... A-5- ,Geaur. Der s. QSdrb
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@Dfel 0ers3steOf,

.. a 3S3 ga. lp2uue, I...
S~iiSfS ~ s~stt ctr ssm Nahorel S,teI eea.n1tst
S ! tn9te 8. u.
ott'tn ntn uns tstaat apeAtf!cn in, irsurhI;Ha.
1att etr 6tSb srltsener G5s7si pr,Gi ia
lAtn no Rettnsen behrul. =. T ~'''F''''-
t.nm SrtsTt @stbarb4,
NN H' ..'l:.t. &iaeHt6umer
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II. Naro.
Is. g8aro,

~ y - ~ 10. gDuEO. -. .l--I
Nueu QDabtbrrettIsten ter IS. ssar6 let Ntrmit sur
Ssnr tuie o,brat Sas bic eeiRrituneS Be6rtn ais ser
9DGde prn sharp unb 8arrer cen fsleenben 5as.n
0sen wetbeu: 49, 16 o. zS 20 unb &c. Muguf ant ttrt
g. H. 49, 10 unS 20 Gepteu1ser tn ben Stuntex ron
ubr wlSrsens BIS utr Nbenbs n tteretnhtmmuns hea
Sel6luHsS ber @eneral&0emtIp BON MarsIan1. 1 g
..l.aJ 70 Sts' soas y. sssrrs,499( assterat0rsp
GH2e-) GtAs 6. SptmhtII, Is GarS.
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18. @aro.
.19. Bero.

@aeu Watlb Te6iiseu Der 49, geare wtrS tsrmt HUttI
osaete tab bic Sfe9rirunGs Btanten tn eeF Office IN
Spea Sapetef, buren ppn 8epusIleaufr an Der sl.
uocn 8aaen sen rsrstn: 3, Is, l6 e. 49, 29 uns 80
auauif unb s. Is 49, I9 uaD 20 SeptmStr, ppn uhr
Ucesns bis utr atenrs. Sa tStmdsbet tss SeihIuts
Der Gea,rs &fentbs Marplaab, paifrt am .5 Ndri
1865. ...- 7... --. .....
@ttr 5ultSn,
N battbfuI
Gam Mean r.
(2sjf-j Eee,Rr. ~. Nars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-03
OFFICERS.
CARL -nf naE1cksNAoEr RyDoLIfPfnf n COOLEY
OFFlCERG

TRUSTEES
CARL L. RECKNAGEL Of Rscknae.i h Co., No n
Cedaf-st
B. w. BULL, Of B. W. Ban Co.. No. q Cedar-s-
RANDOLPH NJ. COOLEY No. SO wsll-st.
JAMES II. wHEATLEY, Of wlestey. Williams Co..
No. IOi wals,.
THOMAS ANDREWS. Of T. Andrews / Co.. No. l3G
C.dsrst
JOHN H. EVANS, Of Wing Evans, No. u Bssverst
MITCHELL N. PACK.ARD, OF Packard james, Ne. 100
Wstcrs- .-. b..
JOHN y. RATHBoNE, No. II 9reen.st, Absny
THEODORE y. HUMPHREY no. l6 Safest, Albany.
Shareholders exempt from s personal responsibility.
The properly carefully selected by merchants. and
placed be;ore the public not for the purpose Of making
money Of selling the stock but for the development Of
their lands which acknowledged be among the bes. h
tho oil region Their two farms Pthoe in fee SIMPLE are
considered very hnc boring territory and which they to
conn work 1T
Their producing property consists Of iere. In the cele
brated Coques Well the largest fow well In existence
and will guarantee prompt lends from date Of the organ
iradon.
The Trustees have reserved of working capital $4,000
The books open for subscription oi limited mum
be Of shares, at the following places Of business
NETWORK:
RECKNAOEL l. Co, No. ~ Cedar.st.
u. W. BULL Co, No n Csdar-st.
PACKARD a JAMES, No. 100 ws,srs.
7. ANDREWS l. Co., No. 1876 cedsr.a
WING L EyArS. No. "a Beay,r.sI
WHEATLEY. WILLIAMS Il Co, No 1oi wslLA
And at the Office Of the Conptny, No. ea Waist IRAN
DoLPH 81. CoOLEYB).
ALBANY,
JOHN y. nATHBOEE, No. IL Green-l
TT. HUMPHREY, No. 10 State 81
FEE SIMPLE.
Forty fio) ceres ~ the 0rabam farm Pthoe Cf.et one
Wall xingZ
and in direct ine between and The great oh creek Mss
.ustie Jersey aud Maple Shsde3o acre, OF hne boring
sud This l. considered one OF the finest locations on is
favorte Greek. n,,, -,
Twenty O ac-c, OF the Bromley Farm, PIT hole Greek
Run ,ud Pthoe touch other These two
fim. will he fully developed ., once -,
One hnncr.d 1idioute Creek, In me Ioca
ten % Of hne boring snd s ,h rcd, on 'hH
near Economic Wells, which have been pumping ioi
long time. ,-, >, ,,,rr,pcro
Oueeigth () working interest in l38 acres on Pithoe
Greek nearly mile on the Greek, beng the seiecon
OF boring lands the FIVE farms keeh Nose, Turner
Elem nz Lake. Three wells now being pus down On
thi. pToprty and others Will be commenced - soon q ell
gnes can h. placed on the ground
Five Isl eales Nos e. 3 4, o. on the ke!s,ef Farm, an
Cherry Hun Wells win be sunk this valuable properly It
once Wells bored upon this have seldom, e'sr ied
three 90 ieasf. No, :, q. . on Pithos Run Heydtcs
fan) Thc. very large producing "eA> shd
Two "a cs.c, ko. II aad 49, Henry Bend, tho Hey
dIick well, Iew pumping ~ brrfel' Per day.
PRODUCING INTERESTS
Ore ixteesth tltD working interest ~ tho ccieor@eo
Coqaei,e well the largest flowing well IN No country ITO
ducne co bes Per Day IL unnecessary to describe this
oil know. its worth IL has NO nvG N even TINS sn
locality.
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TRUSTE
s,u J. II HOBART WARD, ..
Re KiRTLAND, o. Kirkland, BTonton Co.. No. q
UIsnbersst-
O. r PAINTER. Pittsburgh Penn.
RUFUS r. ANDREWS. late s1rveyor Of the Pert Of Es,
tssS, No a. Wa1-s..
VI. ". wEEKEs, Of Weekes ! N.sby. Nc. IS Cham
bsrsE.
Ron WILLIAM =. TAYLOR, Dsnbury Conn
JOHN A. BRADY, ~. D., Brooklyn, " y.
Wv WILSON, Pittsburgh, Penn.
Hon. RICHARD BUSTED, No. IJ7 Broadway.
John b. KNAPP, Stamford, Conn.
xEAylTT HUNT, esq, No. - Waist
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~. Company incorporated under the law, q III. stse
sEsvYof fjr lIe purpose o. mining FOX eod developing
q or ths following pieces o. properly ~ ne sss.t on Mest
~ rey selected territory owned in fee simple and leased
T. this Company and sitps'ed rs iollow.. viz;
No l. The undivided fourth Al interest m ue Zee
simple OF bundled 1901 si's'ed on Bull Creek
WOOD County, Mest lrgiua sort distance from the eee
bfstsd wells on Hoe Neck, among Which ere the Olhar
tsef Prince and other fine we'll, which are al this time yield
81 srgc product "a he companies ', nns h,n enapts
S,ss unA OIL has struck and ,atng ia now being ru
lswn The work this vel Is beng poecuted VIVA ihe
sppoyed machinery aud under he upefn'ehoeaee %
No lease Of enc hundred and sixty FIVE Iesl acres
ssD Ceek short distance above 10 ";n no'
land either side oft6e creek 20 sihs Large manner o.
Ysls Oil hes been struck IN well between Nos ana =
thn 'ese mas twenty-five Isl years to run sroy-y o.
sIseisbth 49, on the OIL -,
No A lease q seyeutytwo scre' lA;te Eighi Nile
as Li.ie Maskngum RiveI, nearly opposite Cow Run on
.hch several good wels tow dgeins One wen On
No lease Of fiy-ye 1851 lie same stream, al
inin No. B. both leased Tor ten ' years at royalty
No lease Of sevenry-One an Inc stream
Nos and 4 Lease runs Ten llOiyeafs Royalty onehish
No Lease Of the famous Iice Fsrm containing ninety
tfo acres N independence lowhshr V a. Nsu5
Ohio which there are ees springs and salt hoks Wacn arc
pare indications OIL This property l. not la rom Newe
Ian there rave been seSea sood wells struck ie
ssolly. Leased for ten iigl years. koydty-oneh'fh
No Lease oi.eny ~ acre. on SaeAStt, Hut o Gs
k>4sed for ten 1901 ye.rs. 10, atty smith il'5I
Ne Lease Of lofty .o the town Of Bloouhed
Warrington County Ohio Lease for ten io years Royalty
ssshth il-5t
n. territory Included in Nos g. and situated
Straight line passing through tine valley Of brrnng spring RIVER
Beading Stone end Bull Creeks West Virginia. to the oil
usas Of NenAngo County, Penn
rhs hand, Of this Company selected under III, INN d
- supervision and direction o. c. r. Painter. ESQ., of Pitt
tsrxh Pa whc. producer in the oil business for
- pest three yeats has beeu almost unlimited
fhs large show q surface oil found the salt Hicks
nd other indications prove that this territory is promising
- oil purposes Oil Creek few since and from
- that anol che companies that nave
hs&, developments this section il thought by the best
less will BE- necessary expend but smell smonnt on
D. property Of h Company to yield sge dividends 20 the
osskboder The oil obtane6n tbs oiion superior to that
ssAueed in Western Pennylvsns and consequently com
Bad higher price in the market
~ Company developing these valuable tracts,
unl syoeen. machinery under ths management o! cIeia
- sct.ve superintendent
Subscription boo, open al the sce OF the Company
- II Broadway Rector where maps Of the property
- be seen, and farther information obtained
he KALB
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CITY OF NETWORK.

oyuor or rHR MApls OxovE PEYnoLErx CoxPix.l
No. q FULTON ST., n. u. Feb. 20 1863.
THE TRUSTEES of the MAPLE GROVE
l. PETROLEUM COMPANY hsvs this day declared
Dividend OF One Per Cent, free Of Government tax, ffoo
the earnings Of the Company payable to Stockholders rec
The transfer HOOKS win 10 closed Rom the 22d inst to Ii
'SD' NEvIN NJ BUTLER, sserstAry.
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400. 600 SHARES OF 50 EACH.

This Conpany 10 Organized under The General Mining ard
Msn.aetgring Laws the STATE OF New York fo the pur
noe OF developing the OF Wells aud ards owned aud e..ed
H. tho Conpsy vhin situated In the nosl productive
~ Di.trets OF the State ot Pennsylvania. with cspits OF
AGO dv.ed into 100000 shares ri 80 per snare Inc
nrorty of this Coupsny consisting II does OF the {.
Srstcd WALNUT BEN D. and isnds on HONESTY CREEK,
0rI. CRtFK and ALLEGdAEf RIVER, viii commend y
ef 20 the vorsble consdsraton Of Al who VIII esciuy
,.ru,e IA. Pfosrecus Of the Compsny. -. -. -
10 Ooo SHARES RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPlTAL.
mo hooI, fYr subscription snd the Pospec
a.. ~ he Comrsny can be ohtGuod a. the Office o tho
Conany No o. oaiway; also Ct the Bsnkn1 ionse OF w.
Iron coler Wal aid Bioad.s, and at The office of
ebley Phelps Il Co., No. I5i Msidenlane' e0rnes Waller
st. ,rp,.---t,vc
,,.,, pypcS THOMAS g. DAKly,
W TpirTGg LEWIS WOODBURY.,
WM HENDERSON, WAL hpe99sn,co,y
" " u. ROWLAND
OFFICERS:
WIN BYRON rfesidsnt
L. L. BRlITOS Treosnrer
D. ROWLAND, Secretary.
JOSEPH J. MARR!N, Counsel
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PETROLEUM STOCKS.- ORRIS g. Co.,
R,ol.r, No co Liberty st. offer their 70 parties
who wish 10 sail or change their Investments In fesoasso
StockA Referrure-Nin nth National Bank.