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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30

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The Rblest men Of the party in the State
= have been, invited, and have consented to
prespond TO. tOasts on the occasion. Demo-
Scrats1of the State are cordially invited to
sbe presept. The Committee of Arrange-
n.ments take pleasure in saying, that It Is
.s,expeeted that every county will be fully
urepresented.a y 'f,,,e,, s'',.o,a.o,., b
Ample arrangements have been made to
accommodate all who may attend the Fes1
rtivaL aTlckets can be procured at the Neil
sHouse, American Hotel, Goodale House,
nRileys Book Store, I'd. Lanes Restaurant
Dor OF the Committee OF Arrangements, at
ssthe Rooms, Of the Franklin Democratic
,Associatiob, 227 South High street. =
y Doors opento the Hall at 81 O'clock p.
ooM. Supper to commence att o'clock, pre-
ocisely.o rsoaT rsr -TTsf fssoTT ed 10 ~
. has ~" Jxo. G.. Th6niiPsos, Chm.
-saA nc. B. FLooD, 5er
,y, ~ ,7o Amos, LAYMGN, priiq9m y
= fdsg7I iis,S.S. RIcKLY, ~ bl9a q ~
sarT siu1lgW. S.Y. PRENTIss, Sec, :.
r Dec: 29, 9,,,l'eS2ioy 'e2i ,au Gpn, Of 4rran0spsnts.a
ftrhe h.eEisIAiIxa -The FiEht
Defween tIhe Friends OF johnson
8 and falae Friends of sutnuer. aia2
{ Il lsamusing TO witness the.' trimming.
that the candidates tor the legislative offices.
Indulge in, They al, of course, desire to
huceeed; but in order to do that, they think
dt Is neceksafyto be non-committal on the
ssresident's Restoration Policy, so long as
ahey are uncertain where the majority Of
lie Republican members viii be found.
Phe more knowing ones, however, are be-,
inning to define their position quite freely,
pgainst President JOHNSON and in favor of
uUMNERand STEVENS. This is an anmis-
T.kable- Indication that Radicalism will
ibntroI q majority Of the Republicans in
le General Assembly. g gail
SCHAIsLEY lBABCock, hex-R Representative
alom Cayahoga county, is understood to be
tie candidate of the Radicals for Chief
Tlerk of the House, and his chances are said
ol be the best. Col. J. NJ. NASH is the sol
her-candidate; but he was BREoKINRIDGE
can In 1860, and it is surmised that he is at |
ssart conservative and sustains the Presi-
hnt--hence tue Radicals are at work to cut !
is jugular, with fair prospect OF succeed
s,s g. AZ o-'' s-e oolu'nD"s0 o,, wi
~ nso, !. sAs o"'ssu'' ,,. ooT'o'c'"'' nHs 1ee"
tEaS '.,.Sl t,S sS !, SSIlI; = ,~s
ha'',,,. ~ S,,S.1s 49, go s.a..'.,, "s "a Sn
sy, 80 n"Tn' S,, nsuer1S T ilequen'ly pi.Ileo
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,sIiis.,t rNS''.'. r''r''NS'''''eYt y " sA'y 1Vi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30

In the case Of Or; stephen Foss, tried be7i
fore a cincinnati jury for the nanslaughter.
Of Maria Hood, by procuring abortion, the
jury ou g'htrsday brought in q verdict Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30

A NEW stockof first quality Silver Plat
ed Ware at reduced prices.
SFLKECK a Co.
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Assembly. b y1agoJ la' 3
.Fe repabllsh this morning thes list Of
'bers Of the General Assembly 0fO Ohio.
n has already appeared in TnE SFArEs-
II it contain any errors, we desire 10
formed, In order that welmayi correct
l--as we purpose to print the list again
II Mondays issue, - go T,.
49,. y - ~ W-.
fvmI Of Members Of she Legis-
IEar lnnuk6.ks hesi isa5 Il
10 members Of the Legislature are arr
ng with every train, The tralns Of to-,
win bring III about all that have not
sdy reached TIE city. The candidates
'he legiaiatlFe Offices are making it li9e-
Bout the Hotels; and the members are
& extensively bored and button-holed-
|en, as we write this paragraph.s
rRNon ANpERsos's annual messags
q Legis|afnfe IS IN tie hands Of tho
|I. NJ .,III slrlt.l- fifit VI , tlt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
THE sCHooL FAIR.
,FoURTH NIGHT ToFTFEFAIR.

THE HALL AGAINFIL LIE d..
The Prizos, Notices, &C. &c. Y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30

Music BoxEs from $500 to $500.
Il xxx fl2 f3 S. SELLEcK 81 Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30

COLUMBUS. OHIO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-30
tfvmI Of Members OF -aIae- H.egis-
lFar lmamfA.kS hos l5as1 -

frRNon ANpERsos'g annual messages
3 Legislature = IN tsss hands ofths
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-14
THE DEATH OF 1INFANTs.
How peacefully they rest;
CrOss-fOlded there

44OM I0eE TGsls
" CfoSs-folded there
Upon his little breast
ING A1Ilose uny hands that ne'er were still beforE
tnL bnL ever SpOrted with his mothers hair,
Vt " lne plain cross that on her breast she Wore
ter heart no moro will bent y
- !, To feel the touch OF that SOFT palm
4ElL m ever seemed a new Surprise,
r. 10 DleSS min with her holy CALM
sweet lhoughtS that LEFT her eyes us sweet,
How quiet are the hands
That wove those pleasant bandsl
But that they do not rise and sink.
With his calm breathing, I should think
Ihnt he Were dropped asleep,
Alias! too deep; to deep
Is this his Slumber
lime scarce can number
me years ere he viii wake again.
He did but font little way sa
AdoWn the stream of time
w nllh creamy eyes watching the ripples play
LlsSening to TINT fhiry chime.
HIS slender sail
Meier felt the gale
He did hut float little way
And, putting to the shore,
While yet twas carly day,
Went calmly on his way,
!" To dwell with us no more a'
No jRIing did ,he feel
No grating on hisYeSsel's keel:
a strip OF silver sun!
Mingled the waters with the land
Where lie was seen no more
y stern Word-neVer more!
F@ll I'll short sb,, his journey was; no dust
The weary weight that old men inuSt
He bore not to the grave.
11e seemed cherub who had lost his WnV
ana wandered htther; so his stay
Win ,,,l US was short; and 'twns most meet
Nor need to pause md cleanse his feet
10 stand before his God.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-14

The New York Jc,DiSh Record comes
TO us this week christencd anew as the
HcGrcW Leader. In announcing the
change the editors set forth the dcgcn-
erncy of the Isrnelitish press, and make
the following declaration:
I'VE believe that VIC have reached a
point in worldly progress where men
must take higher position tllantha OF
passive recorders of events i'll which
they have no pnrt. Instead of being
driven by the waves, it becomes the
task of those who assume tho most oI
public instructors, to mid in making the
pillows subject to their will. Rather
than DO at the mercy Of the waters.
which too often flow into the gulf oi
oblivion, we should control them for
high and noble purposes.
"We intend our journal TO be the We
hiele of those ideas and sentiments,
which serve TO elevate and ennoble
man; tho faithful eXpositor of those
sacred truths which lead to eternal hap
piness; the guide to such joys rs clus-
ter around the pathway of the ealncst,
educated and conscientious Isrnelite.
And if we succeed in making it but a
feeble champion of such universal
good, it will give us some. clainl-on
this continent ut least-to the title OF
I4CbTelC Leader -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-14
GenernI 4. n. IIaFris.

NH'O"t He LfdTESOuEy 1etf0rdIh.l
Much injustice has beendonetom many
meritorious officers on ACCOUNT of the
inattention and neglect of their super
iors in command. Weshsste our eve
upon u case in which onei5f West yir-
ginia's worthy sons has had gross In
justice done him, and that because of
this kind of negligonce. Heconducted
himselfwith real bravery throughout
the entire war, and his services should
not have been forgotten. lie had the
honor as we learn ofIiring the last gun,
and he sileHced the last battery put in
position against tho Federal troops by
Gen. Lee at Appomnttox Court House.
or at least, this was done by Il sIiirmish
line advanced by his direction, and
commanded Immediately by Captain
Jarboe of the 10Th West Va. infantry,
According to the course pursued by
the Secretary of War, Gen. Harris
should have been made Major Gem
Srai by brevet, and doubtless heHould
nave been, had the War Department
been advised of his meritorfous SER
vices. Gen. Turner, his corps COM
mander, failed to call the attention of
the Secretary of War to his mcrftorious
services. Gen. Foster and large NUM-
per OF ms SubordinateS were brcvcted
us We're the most of Gen. Gibbons staff.
Gen. Harris is rs deserving as any ofI
these. He took n skirmish line in front
of the enemy'S works Ht Hatcher's Run
which enabled him to hold Two forts
under control, the fire of his sharp
shooters not permitting them to load
their guns. After holding this position
for two days he captured one of these
forts and the line of works between
that and the other fort which the enemy
then abandoned. In the assault on
Fort Gregg, and in numerous other en-
gagements around Petersburg, he be-
hayed with conspicuous gallantry. He
bore a most active part in the pursuit
and final capture of Lee. We hope that
the Government will notice his gallant
services as they deserve.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-14
.HEELING WEST VA, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST H. 1865

the country is furnishing Us With a lit
berries are SasEous n anS Rf99a gaCi9edlv K96 an
the rise, having recently become Dig
nifled from the low degree of garoting
to the more elevated employment of en-
tcring houses. ~.
The order of General Grant respecting
l9ro banks has been executed here rig
IDLY, but l presume cannot be ehectual-
iy executed. No means have ever yet
be prevented, and the tssports'' of Rich
mond are more than usually dextrOus
in escaping the penalties q the law, in
consequence of their largk experience
IN this way, during Confederate su-
premacyin the city. IA aH
& .grr fyIATIIAAf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-14
Mrs. j. u. ana the Little Iens.

The following is contained in Sa-
vannah letter to tho Chicago Journal.
The stories that have been told in the
northern papers about Mrs. jeff. Davis
living in poverty, etc, need not be be
1ieved any longer. She is living at the
PulnslSi House, very comfortably, SO
far as one can judgei bills-and not
small ones ut settled regularly no
doubt, for the rules of the house say
all bills must be settled weekly. Pos
sibly. aye, probably J. d. salted down
an occasional dollar or two whilst he
was President C.S. A. Mrs. Davis has
her two sons, jeff. and Willie, with her.
The boys, smart, bright little fellows.
may be seen any day, romping through
the halls, or playing in the square inn
mediately in front of the house. From
having been badgercd so much, thew
have become a little pert, and cali
themselves "rebels forever" Mrs. Da-
Wis lives in the greutest seclusion; she ia
much exercised rs to tho fate of her hus-
band, and well she may be. It bothers
our own properly constituted authori-
ties" not u little. 'tOh, that Davis had
escaped says the Administration.
All, that Jelly had got clear off, sighs
Mrs D., "what world of trouble ii
would have saved myself and Mr..
he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-14

The Lntc Municipal EIectiOns-..Long.
ing OF the People for QuIet---Goy.
PeirpOInt---Fate OF the Prime Movers
in the RcbclIion.--Crimc In Rich
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-14
Prospective Demand for Iron and
mills


(4'HtSbLTg ConleT'cfGI Of oftSGtItTdGy.)
While the return of peace has, had a
tendency to decrease the demand for
1nnny articles manufactured in our
iron establishments, there are Mt least
two very important items, the demand
for which will be greatly increased,
Railroad iron and nails will now be
wanted moro than ever, the latter
article particularly. Tho immense
Southern country which has been over
run and lNid waste by the war, will of
course have to be rebuilt, and while tho
facilities for carrying on all other
branches Of the iron business during
the past four years have been extend
ed, those for the manufacture of nails.
have stood still or diminished. From
present indications it will require n
very large capital with greatly in
creased facilities to meet coming de-
mands, mt considerably advanced
prices. Our manufactures have the
capital and the enterprise to furnish
their Southern customers with all they
require, if tho latter class can pay. This
seems, at present, to be e-the only diff
Guilty, which it is to he hoped will be
settled satisfactorily 10 the important
interests involved. III the meantime it
would do no harm to grind up the ma
chinesand get the plates ready.
We learn that the iron convention ut
Pittsburg last Thursday put up the
price of nails to s. 25 per keg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

PROPOSALS. FOR
MORRIS ESSEN RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE : PER CENT BONDS, or Si0O'
$500 ASD S1,cC0.
RyDyEMAdl.E IN ritTi YEARS.
WITH ooupoSs PAYABLE IN sew YORK, AND
PROVISION poz a sISKISe FUND ZOE TnE GrDEhPrios
At NATuEi.r.
These Ponds t'e Entire hdiance OF the f3y"Vo OF
Ronds u the Company Sh1h e'n be- i'd onS'i oe n'
" isr ap and ais ossr,G rse for tie p1 pose OF
completing thu hiten'Sn 81 he o.a ilom y ,hs
pre- terminus 10 guip.n1rz - ste Das.on oi ouns
s Br.nch oad fion brsvlie VIA noion 70 N'.'it, Y.
vuy favorable ns Gr the Cob fraiel nni io' furnishing
Cot , .ight sol is..-nt.f Ca. al. En,in'A :.
The Morn. and fs.cI Rsiosd, wben exeatsl 70 Eaon
Will connect tn ho Lelsn 'sey R4i!rosd wih the ~.
bisn Csnai Ionpsuys rgad NV Va ,ni.s 81 con yn
snd nearly Id,ud sd with the fhd frhny sphA har
road, watch popo-ed to be - rndrd from 'iy.'o"R
fA,'on he's. .ds ~l .uPpy ne 'iorrs a. E'rr nan
rod sey upn it. uprtion with a. iunrn'r iun
nag, iOr transport tion. sd it Hr' bceons one Of ,,e n9.
Lex N si Fatfn sshpy In regions sui vi also form
Of III, resi through i~ TO the,paAn snd ',so sua
P,nn.y vss Gonna and titsbug Fort Wayne AID CiieAso
Inc. Bond, are secrr.i By First aorsase to Jsnse
Brown aud Cooper Ifs'se' epou The rod eo ed
AID The course Of contraction, .G upon IN. tr4neh RON
The De .w ar- River Of Phip.burgh, pcnt all rstts real
s.,,e. roips and - property o'ioe DomPsay 49,.
400 spsl stoer nh. Coap y, ing TO cJ 0n
Ia. =. S..h called IA and .rrnd. ap rood which in
,h &c The aud to no from tue
to ppied be sppid the rrcn'ion Of the Present
rosd and the bu.ins the Bra eh hesi anou al w
djutcdy simple b4'i. fof the secsny o. these nonas
Win be .ya.L Fl ,fn tue s1i tina, Be business on the ii
road n m Aewsrk TO Tia s.t,s'own BIS slwsy ben sum
ei-nt psy interest tho a'Ot n, vrsed 10
Srej .aoposs tn-@- Folds win be r-c-issd until
FRIDAY the 2TH JANUARY pcIt, at O'Clock D. me-
~hole PARTON ien cen, and toe pfrMnin
will b. pad .e of tho ards ol tue bid. and ninety
T. c. mt on thu delivery 81 the bobds which will 10 " TIN
20 ih and kch the last
payment 20 tober viii the right Of paying 10 full - any
Time The nter- sco" Will DO s'u',d :. IN. time Q!
p y,rs OF Bonds 40 bds under VIII be acc~ped oit
nI OILS par snd wal b. awarded M TIE otdf OF 'he
and there b. excess 81 bids the lo~est
rat. then the bds will he swsri.d pro rata he bond w
be coupon tn the right 4 Teslsson or bartender OF
IN. ad- rlu.fsnbe or tbs books OF the ComPsny
n, the rrs re OF trr holders Parties making proposals va
tate Inc nunt Of Bonds desired the denomination and
price per one hundred j,ilsra u
Fsen proposal should he scaled. and ndnlsed PROPOSE
for the Nom. spA E4-r Rs.,rosd Company peAas aud IN
clo Ell "a s-es Envelope addressed TO :: NEhMiLfE
! r.a M.fch.is Bsnk New loft of 70 " onieu shed
Erw.it New Jeruy ether o. whom VIA frrnsh Irinted
eoplrs OF the maitzae which contains full iIo.mation
~ ISAAC VAN WAGENEN. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. 81. 500, 900, DIVIDED 1910 100000
PAR NALCE ST..
SUBSCRIPTION PKiC l., ~ PER SHARE. .
no FURrIRR ASSESSMENT or CALL on IllK SUB
SCNIDEES, As SO, COO sUARES ARE RESERVED
FOX WORKING CAPITAL.
rRtip.vr-J g. CLARK 81 New .Noft
VICE fngMDESr-R. H. WISiARf. NewYork
1REAsuAKR-.i. D. DENOF, New furs-
ercsxrARY-J. CONELIN. Nrw-lorL
DIRECTORS.
nv r. kR1CHUM Baltimore, Nd
o. KING, Baltimore, Md
J. II. GOULD. riIsdephia, Pa
w. WOODRUFF. aiiinor- Did
II. WIsIART, Srwiork
II. D. DEIOH, NewYort
A. CLARK, Tar Yam. r..
II. T. CLARK oil City Ia
GENERAL SUfEElNTENDFSTs.
CLARK, y !. \ CLARK, Tar fum. Pa
H. r. CLARK Oh city, Pa
OFFICES.
No. II BRO ,DwAY, \. V, ~
No. Bl3 and 6ll CHEsTNrT.sT.a PHlLA.;
AND BALTIMORE. ND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24
THE EVERETT PETROLEUM COMPANY

lea Corporation organized under the laws OF the state Of
EewYork. with capital VUv
OiSISeo
PAR VALUE $40 EACH.
Shareholders ezempt from all pevsonai hosifr The
property Of ibis Company has been selected With great care
by practical parties whom have been connected with
the celebrated Excelsior This fact sufficiently
guarantees It's suocesa
The retained sufficient working capital to fully
develop their lands.
The receipts from tho wells producing guarantee
olar monthly dv.dends and 4, fully expected that when
those going down peed the dvidends viii meet
the p, stations Of the most sslsuinc.
The ubsci ton books open for limited number
Of shares at the following
Nessrs. II. J. Baker 4 Fro. No. ls2 Waterst
Rsndo ph NJ. Cooley. No. g. Wsllst
FREQ. Bredt. No l7S Fulton-st.
Col J. Tuner. no. ll3 Water-st
Wing Evs1s No. ~ Beever.si., and Of the
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, No u Bssvsr'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

DETROLEUM.
i OFFICE or THE CENTRAL PETROLEUM
EXCHANGE,
No. 10 PiSEsT.. NHw Yolx Dec 10. 1904
To the subscriber. OF the
UNITED PETROLEUM FARMS ASSOCIATION,
HOFFMAN PETROLEUM COMPANY,
BLOOD FARM PETROLEUM COMPANY,
HOME PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OIL CITY PETROLEUM COMPANY.
meeting Trustees Of the above named Couupanies
recently he'd, revolution vas passed, authorizing
400 LEASES
10 b. made TIE several properties owned by said Companies
There 10 opportnus Tor ali who subs riber-. und
wish do 70 take interest in the practical develop
ID Of these oil lands .
There pse. who pr0pots 70 enrasr In woring these
lease. Ia sGcb think 10 make lucrative and
an object for the .ub ibs to become interested with them
W. snbc. brr this orr when, II they d. no deem
desirable oilers ready to engage in the worn iums
diatey. -.
There fry engines already ordered 10 prosecute this
work.
we rc.pecfuuy request ,ub,crbcrs to give this mattel
their e,r and earnest sitenon and advise Immediately
WE'D w. CLARK co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

The Bssrd Of Directors this Day resolved to pay
DIVIDEND Of -
SIX PER CENT
the outstanding ~hes-. Of Proh to the holdsrs tnsrs
Of or lh-I legal 'aves aud after hondAy Nth
Of February neat; slsos DIVIDEND OF
TEN PER CENT
on the Capita Stock tine Company payable In Cash on de-
maud; also DIV lDEhD Of
FIFTY PER CENT
IN ,crp on the he. earned P.ucpii1y Premiums Of the
Com, M the year 1884, fer which Certificates viii DO
sued On AID siseI the 10Th day Of March next
DIRECTORS.
JAS LORIMER GRAHAM DANIEL PARISH.
ROBERT a. e. GRAHAM, DUDLEY X. FULLER,
EDWARD A. STANsBURY HENRY V. BUTLER,
JOSEPH Is. NARNUM, GILBERT L. BEElhMhS,
BOW rs n. NcILyAINE, CHARLES l.. KIRKLAND,
FREDERICK H. WULCOTT JOSEPH b. NARSUM IN,
WILLIAM X. STRONG, WATSON T.. CAsE,
JOHN c. HENDERSON IORRAlS FREEMAN,
GUST AVIS A. CUNONER EDWARD MACOMBFR,
MARTIN BATES JR., J. LONlMFN tNAHAN JR
PASCuAI " IIRSfY SANfL ID. BRADFORD, JR,
FRANKLIN n DFLAsO GEORGE ". HATCH.
JAMES LORIMER GHAHAM. Pr-sid, mt.
ROBERT ". {. GRAHAM, Vice drn,.
EDWARD A. sTANsBURY, I'd Vice President
JoHy G. OOoDRIeGK, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24
financial.
TVHR PHILLIPS
TTNHR PHILLIPS
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OYyICE NO. 10 BROAD-sT., M d..
ADJOINING THE OFFICE OF THE PETROLEUM
EXCHANGE BOARD.

EXOHANGE bOAhp'
Hon. WASHINGTON HUNT Loetport, N.Y.
Hon WILLIAM BIGLER, Clearled, Pa ,,,,x.
DAVID u. HUGHES, President 1t. Paul ana "'i"s'A''
ELISHA RIGGS. Of Jerome, Rigs 4 Co, NY.
DANIEL PACKER Of Daniel Packer Co., n. l.,
EDWARD A. QUINTARD. Of on ,ntsrd W ard n. u.
JAMES w. 0kRARD. IT,. Of Plat Gerard q buckley
RUSSELL c. ROOT, Of r. G. Root Anthony Co. n. <.
THOMAS w PHILLIPS. OF PHILIPPE Brothers, Newcastle
Pa
THOMAS W. r fifiidfps Newcastle. P.
Nics-President. .,
DANIEL PACKER, Of the firm Of Daniel Packer Co., No.
Pine-st.
Treasurer.
DAVID n HUGHES, President VI the 81. Paul and NIL
vsukee Railroad No. 81 Wilamst
Secretary.
THOMAS b. LAWSON
Bankers.
JEROME, RIGGS CO.. No. 20 Exchange Place.
Counsel
PLArT GERARD BUCkLEY No IS wrliamst.
The present Income OF this Company ssuhrt TO urge
dividends tbs subscription price with large and manifest
ly Iich oil prop rty OIL and Plr.HOLE CREEKS.
The income OF the Company from their interest IN
the celebrated Coquete and Jersey wells, about 81,
The property has been selected with care with view
not only to present profit the investment but TO large
fu; returns.
A LARGE PORTION OF THE PROPERTY SITUATED on
PIT, tioLs CHsEK, SHORT DisrAsoE BELOW THs GREAT
STRUCK.
The on pany have adopted the necessary TO DIM
mine l9) sdji ionsl wells without delay.
Oder for subscriptions To tie stock at -Four dollars snate
win BE- received At the oil &c Of the Company,
No. IS BROAD-SE
Books for subscription opened ut the ONCE OF
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EVERETT PETROLEUM COMPANf
ORGANIZED UNDER yns LAWS rHn srATS - Hsw'soNx
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henry J. BAKER. esq, President
JOHN D. WING, GEO., Treasurer.
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HENRY j. BAKER, esq, Of Mssus II. J. Bske1 BRO,
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RANDOLPH NJ. COOLEY, ESQ, No. % WalEst
FREDERICK BREDT. esq. no. l7S Fulton-st
JOHN u. WING. esq, O. Mesna Wing Evans NO. -
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JOHN j. PETIT, esq, Of MsssrA Parsons re''s NO ~
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ABRAM w. BAKER esq. No. II WHHam''t
COLL J. TURNER esq, No. lls Wsierst
SUPERINTENDENT AT OIL CITY, FRANK w.