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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
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Application for PardOn---B ben.
Wood Desires TO Testify Before
the Military Commission- - A ID

New YORK, June 2O-A special to the
Times from Washington says: The follow
ing list comprises the names of noted per-
sonsawhose applications for pardon were
filed with the President to-day:.s .Brigadier-
Gen. w. G. Wickham, r. M. II. Hunter.
Postmaster General Regan, Mai .-Gen. VIM.
Mahone, Maj.-Gen. Geo. Picket, Mai Gen.
Echols, Brig Gen. j. p. SHINES, Brig
Gen. Basil Duke, Gen. HrAr Querries! 6 en-.
M. J., Wright, Maj Zen. JGP. KershaWj
Gen: IL: Il. Jackson, Gen. VIM. Ii. Peck;
w. ". Boyce, OF south Carolina, ex-mem-
Der OF Congress and late of the Provisional
Congress of the Southern Confederacv: VIM.
I. Avery, eX-member- of Congress from
tennessee; Brig. Gen. Joseph X. Ander-
son, Brighten. Beall, Brig. Gen. WI. Ca
bell, and Brig. Gen. r. T'Page. h7'i'"f7 :.
Inere were thirty -four warrants for par
don issued to-day by the Secretary of State.
All the parties were citizens of North Car
DINA, and none of them are persons of note.
lhese pardons were granted upon the sug-
gestion of Gov. Holden. The President
gives preference te persons in. n.hnmble posi-
tlons iin The matter of hearing petitions,
and he has determined to hold under adj
ylsement for the present all applications
from men of distinction. The President
has likewise directed that petitions for par
Wv" Si"h uo lClcTItu specially TO the Gov
ernors OF the several States wherein the
applicants reside, so that the best evidence
can be obtained as to the merits or demerits
OF the epetitioners; also that the Governors
In each case recommend such applications
as to them may seem just and proper.
1t is stated that Ben. Wood has, tele-
graphed to the authorities here his desire
to testify before the military commission
concerning The $4,000 sent to him, by Ja-
COD thompson. He claims, / understand,
that it was given him to be used in specu-
lating in gold for friends of Thompson, and
says that he so used it. 1t is not known
whether his request will be granted or not.
Inc remaining appointments for Georgia
were made to-day as follows, and the dele
CATION left this'evenirg for Savannah Via
New York: Judge Erskine. TOR IT,. s.
Judge; Col. Stone, for District Attorney,
ana >. j.. Dupning, of Atlanta, TO. U. s.
Marshal. These are among the strongest
Union men in Georgia.
Byron Latin, formerly Colonel of the
S4th N.Gs volunteers, has been appointed
U: 5. Marshal for the, Richmond (Va.l
District. Col. Latin is at present a resi-
dent Of the State Of New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
Arrived I'm Wnshington-The Gov
ernorship of OfHdahO-Turned Over
10 the Civil AuthoritiesEIH Han
cocks Corps 10 be Musfnr.e.i IN.

.
New YORK, June 2O.-A special to the
Tribune from Washington saws Col, Coon
er Gibbs, In command of.the post at Ander-
sonville, is here on parole. Capt. Henry
Wiense, who had charge of that horrible
prison pen, is also here. in confinement,
awaiting his trial for numbering our pris-
oners. A Judge Advocate has already been
Assigned ana IS now preparing the testiino-
ny. The rebel Col. Gibbs states that one of
the modes of procuring funds for the re-
bellion was to obtain all the greenbacks in
possession of Union prisoners and nav for
them at the rate of forty-tive cents In Com
federate mouey to one dollar 20 y
The Hon. Caleb Lyon, Governor of Idaho.
is now here and his advent is thus accounted
for: The Territorial Legislature had passed
an ordinance removing the capital from
Lewiston to Boyces City, whereupon the
Governor gathered up the archives of the
eXpectant State and was about to remove,
when the indignant citizens of Lewiston
rose up anG drove him from the Territory.
Inc questlon OF new Governor now per-
pleXes the President
The city of Portsmouth, Virginia, was on
Friday last turned over to the civil author
tiles, after having been under military rule
for nearly four years. Norfolk will eXpe-
rlenee the same happy transition ina few
days, and the government lof other cities,
both in Virginia and other Southern States,
it is believed, will speedily be surrendered
by the military to the civil authorities.
Major Meade says Hancock's
corps will be mustered out ofiseryice, and
that the divisions of the Army of the Po-
tomac will remain in their organizations,
that the corps will not be broken up. i.6.'7
The 10th corps will be paid Off this week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
Secretary ySewaHd's Dispatch to
40 adi the British 1Iinister.,u,,l 5-r

NEW YORK, june. 20.--A special to- the
Herald from Washington says: In his dis
patch to the British Minister acknowledge
ing the receipt of Earl Russell's dispatch,
Secretary Seward expresses the gratifica-
tion of the President at this action of the
British Governfhent but renews the pro-
tests against the joint action of the British
and French Governmentsi in conceding bel-
hgerent rights to the insurgents as an un-
friendly act rand contrary to international
law. lie also expresses regret at the reser-
vation contained In Earl RusseII's dispatch
in favor of rebel cruisers, and demands that
such piratical vessels shall be delivered up
to the United States. He also declares the
right and intention of the United States
Government to- capture any such piratical
craft, under, whatever flag they, may, he
placed, refusing to recognize the validity Of
any transfer that may be made. zoold SuT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

ARRIVAL: :oF THE 179rH-THE RECEPTION
To-DAY.--The ;I79th- o. v. I.-about 800
strong-arrived, at Tod Barracks at about
eight o'clock last evening. The arrival of
this, regiment with SO many fine looking
men-many, of them from this, city and
vicinity-is quite an event in the record of
our returning troops. o.. rri,D 'Tr'' saiGrT
A reception will be given to the gallant
boys Of the 10th, at,six o'clock this even.
ing in Goodale Park. AT this reception,
the military men in the city, delegates to
the State Convention, are invited to be pres
ent. The ladies who, on former similar oc-'
casions, have been SO generous in their do,
nations, are earnestly requested, on this
reception of SO many of our brave Buckeye
boys, to contribute lavishly flowers, bo-
quets, fruit, cakes, pies, boiled ham, dried
beef, &c, &c. Donations for the tables
should be sent to the Park by three O'Clock
this afternoon. We trust the reception this
evening will be such as to eclipse all former
ones, 7 ~. ..liaIs0'J.L 10 e. glujgG}uulsI
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New YORK. stock ltfaairItet---Jnne 90. 2
s,Mew Work. Darkea--Aune go. f,
view York money N naTKet---Jnhs 20.

-EtWF1s- 80 " - = cV.L 81
I CUTT0N-Heavy and lower. at 4O@44c for mid
'FL0UR-Dul, heavy and ioa9O lower; 60 l0a
~ for extra State; 90 SO for Western; $6 76a5 IS
or common y good shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio SO 00gs 30 for trade brands-market et closing
heavy, with buyers ut outside Quota ons 1i -
WhlSKY-Du: Western 81 B5@D2 o. 3,icf
/, WhEAT-Dpll and 395c lower choice No j Am
per Mllwaukee 81 4I-an extreme; Amber Michigan
StS9f White Michigan 81 05. 9 - ,tfi ~.
RYE Quiet. .r'i'' dose = erps
o1,ARLET- Quietp ee.J gfssa..f srr
C0RN--null and 495c lower: s0@s5c for fniSed
WESTERN sG@87c for kiln dried; T0c for heated do
OATS-Dull and 293c lower; 74g75c for w est
g0FFEE--Quiet and firm, d.
q sSHGSARRw--Qliet;, Cubs MascoYado 1915 Hayana
MOLASSES-Dull.. -
Pc IRQLEUM -Steady At 35e for crude. 52@ssj
for refined in bond, and T2c do free IF feI7 '7E.T
7PORk-D Decidedly lower S26 0215927 80 for new
mess. closing at s27 90 cash; $24 50925 co for 'sJ
and Af' do; s1s oo@I9 90 for prime; SO Oo@9025
for prime mess.
BEBFz-D ult at $40. OO8i4 Oofor plain gmsss, and
$l2 o0C9I6 20 for extra mess.
FBAMS-Firma at S25 50927 90.
OUT lMEATS--Firih at ll9l3Ho for Shoulders.
-ahd l59l71So for Hams. ...s .U'fO .srtmil
LARD-Dull and lower at 151f@19cgp7 .tH .s''
sBgITER7Quiet at 2oSsoc for Ohio and 29Ssse
UHEESE-In fair feuuest at IOGI5c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

OPERA HoUsE.-The second performance
of Lord Dundreary in Scotland" last
night like. the first, was admirable, and
proved that Miss Adah Grey possesses an
unusual degree of talent and versatility
Perhaps, little more animation thrown
into some portions of the play would have
setit off as whole to better advantage /;
butin general it was creditably produced,
and many of the incidents were vividly
portrayed. I 20. Dog ."-a. -~,I
MIR. Loveday appears tonight as Don
Caesar De Bazan, in the romantic Drama of
that name, and Miss Grey as Mariana. The
delightful farce of "Sketches in India,''
with Miss Grey as Sally scraggs, concludes
the entertainment. They are both excit-
ing pieces, such as are needed in this dull,
hot weather. We trust that the perform
ance of both plays will be such as to keep
the audience on the qsi vips of eager and
excited interest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
From WASHINGTON.

New YORK, June 20.---A special to the
Commercial from Washington says: Charles
A.Page, newspaper correspondent, has been
appointed Consul to Zurich, Switzerlaud.-
1t is confidently expected that the army
will be reduced to one hundred thousand
men by New Years. "-c
President johnson is known to favor re-
trenchment as means for return to specie
payment, and will recommend it to Con-
gress. NIX. ..g ~,
Mr.. Seward has been warmly congratu-
lated for his foreign policy, since the official
announcement of the withdrawal Of bel
ligerent rights by France and England from
the kConfederacy. .nyfiG frtIyIYlty
Mrs. Surratt is seriously i'll this morning.
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Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Holders do not press the market but ask
full rates A few small sales of extra were made ~
offered at $50. wtdGut finding buyers. Low W
bT: extra at 27o do family al 81 co. and 100 IL
''WHEAT-The asking rates are 81 4ogi 4s fbIr
prh TO choice, and several lots realized these rates,
but a round lot would not bring over 81 35 al tho
0utside Ohio and Indiana Hhiiei is held at 81 SOC
b5 Good to fair KEN juc ky white eau be bought ut
Sl6NGl 65, but the higher grades are scarce, aud
s9les were made az high as Sis for choice. The
sales $50 bushels Fair red at 81 ~; zoo do prime
odo choice at 81 Is. ffs'Y' "
.lCORh-There is d fair local demand fortsnuhd II
G399G5c for ear and 6e@70c for sheed. With libeif
alIecepts, prices could not be maintained "a
OATS-h fair demand at 56@|57c in bulk and ele-
ysor holders are cSSte; Sn ding for sn sdEsSee
5gO do at SIC ateana aud $40 do at5sc sacks return
iRYE-Therei is but little demand, and the market
re4 dull and heavy, closing 'at &c foF prime lsnf
PIES onMriva. 25ObTishels sold at this rate on the
tffFS "tWHfffFSEY-Tbere has been no change in tho mar
ket. Sales Of l15 brs at q co.
PR0NJST0HS-CitS5 mess pork cculd have been
bought at S25 5O926 90 but did not hear of sale
ing totl1e large want Of Government, and ut tho
close no accurate quotations could have been given,
and us general thing holders declined naming a
price In some cases lac was mentioned for Shout
ders, and l5c for Sides. Hams sold at lie, and
held at lsc at the close. Common Hams, csnyassed.
are held at 2lc, and sugarcuTed at 25c Lard is held
'GR0CERIEs-wo quote common to choice Rio
Coffee at 2gg33c; raw sugar 149lsc hard refined 20
92lc; and New Orleans Moasses 81 IS per gallon,
BUTTER-lgS2Oc is now asked for primetO to choice
Central Ohio. the latter rate for small packages.
CHEESE-The market rules steady at. llP1Sc
per Id. actual tare, for estern Reserve and Ham
burg.
EGGS-Thc receipts are light, and for those In
good condition 10 a2lc is obtained. ami.
HAY-The market rules dull, with light demand
at Sl4 O@5 OO pertu for loose pressed and $lS 90
9l9 90 for tight-pressed - .-... 40,
FRUIT-Dried Apples are without change, at SO
&c per b. =
PUTATOES-The market continues dull WITHOUT
material change in prices. " quote at g sag s.
per br, on arrival.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
ACommniitee from Is 1ssonih Cnrolina. linz.

!, New YORK, June 2O.-The steamship AL
hambra, from Charleston the 18th, has ar
rived. Among her passengers are .Wm,
Saidler, formerly agent of the Associated
Press, now editor Of the. Charleston Coulter,
and twelve persons, comprising a commits
tee from South Carolinato wait upon Pres
ident johnson relative to reconstruction,
&c. The following comprise the commit
tee: Hon. 9. Frost chairman; Hon.iJ E.
Holmes, j. e. Graft, W. j. Geyer, VIM.
Whaley, Jas. w. Taylor, A. F. Rowenel, F.
Richards, j. A, Yates, j. II. Steinmyer, w.
ii. Gimand. IHI
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TheDelegates, yvhite and Isiacls--
The Candfdates--The Proceed

Ah88sS$SfS fSIsHSS S.'-'tr 'Ff,'
The Hotels are full of offloe-i,olders,
office-seekers apGdelegates to the Repub-
lican State Convention; and, during all the
years that~ we haze been accustomed to look
upon crowds In Columbus, we have never
before seeh So many "men and brethren
OF the African persuasion here They have
colored band Of music with them, and 90
aboat2 Basimessj In the regular Radical
sts3e'i Ehey held a preliminary meeting
yesHtfr7aay;Hbytyhat they did hsss not trans
The, army delegates. had meeting last
evening TO arrahge a proSramme IN oppo-
sition TO the Malignahts who now seem to
have amajotity here; but they failed. to
agree at theArstmeeting, and appointed
secepdy meeting to be held before the Con-
vention shall assemble. ra, aoou sar.l
The Colored people insist upon all the
rigiftsiot citizenship; and the Radicals are
determined that those rights shall be con-
ferred upoH them! The army delegates are
nearly to man opposed to this.
The Radicals s'Will get all the candidates
they deem. sufficiently important to fight
for. Theydmay then consent to leave the
Negro Suffrage plaIkout ofthe Platform
being first certain that the candidates aGe
pledged in favor of it. .oiarg2
Gen. J.D!Cox, a'disciple Of Oberlin, will
be nominated for Governor-probably, by
acclamatlon. For Lieutenant Governor
there'issa sharp contest Job L. Stevenson,
Gen!John Beatty, and Senator McBurney,
are the chief competitors for the nomina-
tion. 6, Volney Dorsey, B. Rush Cowep,
James s. Robinson, and S. S. Warner, are
candidates for State Treasurer; and the
cohtest'is quite spirited. Jacob Brlnker-
hoff, John Welch, Moses B. Walker, P. B.
SwiRg, and Capt Kent, are outfor Supreme
Judges. The competitors for Attorney
General are--C.. N. Olds and w. II. West.
FdrniSchooi7 Commissioner, E. E. White,
Capt. Norris, and Rev. M. P, Gaddis, Jr.,
are candidates. E. T. Hall and Capt. Fo6s
are running for Clerk of the Supreme
ConrtY and James Moore and Major Hoff-
man, for Board of Public Works. There
are other candidates talked OF; but the
aforenamed are all who have any, promi-
nence as we go to press. l.a' 1u In
0rDnLY Tomorrow morning will con-
tain'a full report of the proceedings of the
Convention to be held to-day. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
Health of Secretary. Seward and
Family. .,,,,

New \ loRK, June 2O.--Y Yesterday,s,W w ash
ington Chronicle. says Secretary Seward
is slowly but surely regaining his strength,
and is able to attend to his official duties,
Frederick Seward isslilSewise improving.
We are pleased to state, and it is the opin-
ion of Dr.Wilsen, that he will be able to
enjoy. a ride out in about a week. We re-
gret to state that Mrs. Secretary Seward, is
quite illwith an attack of intermittent fe-
yer. Surgeon General Barnes is attending
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
"Zoupds, show me what thoul't do!
Wnnlfk vwaapp x.rns,IJt eaks0 -z..ItI 4

.Zoupds, show me what thoult do! i.ta IuI .#.la
10 thysolf9" Hi So 49, ~ " ii wv Il" = 80 ''"t +
Nay, nay, calm ,thyself and use Dr. b!
H.Seelye's Liquid Remedy, which will rem
oyate yourIhead, gently remove the deposits
ana Tpyl iincrustations i which have been forming
for years, and drying up the fountains OF
health, restore theyarious glands and mem
branes toa healthy and natural action, when
good humor in your nature will again pre-
vnil I3'Fiu' T'nm 9Gl idsrl llionlv 1917 -Jiif Jni
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

CLEVELAND, June 20.-Two incendiAry
fires last night destroyed a cabinet. shop, q
carpenter shop and number of dwelling.
and barns. A man was detected firing q
school house, but escaped afters sharp, ,par.
vYo.l, 0fog,l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

HoNoRAI LY DIscHARGED.--Lieut. Col. Da-
vid Tb66RlpfS|l99s S|l99s offi the s2do.Y.I, has been
honorably discharged on account of pbysi-
cal disability, and his services being no
longer rednifed." q" |H|Jk
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The I16th o, ", i. .Arriyed al, Camp
Dennis isOn.

CAMP DENNIsoN, June 20.-The 10th O.
v; 1 IrlySa n 81 this mor9Hg Col! Peters com:
mandhgA22 oHeers 1ahd 377' fliem The
pojlIIsYfIe njdIs5Yy rssdy fers4e Paysfsiss ht eight
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

CAVALRY FOR LITTLE Rock.-A detach-
meat of ol50O cavalry were to arrive at
Cincinnati yesterday from Parkersburg, to
60 to Little, Rock BY river, to look after
gYegrillas and Indians,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

pRMocRATIC EDITORS IN THE CIrY.-- I'D.
B. Linn, Esq, the editor of The 'Zanesvilae
Signal and {, N. Allen, Esq, editor Of The
Cadts Seatiaes are in. the city. Their papers
are among the best an our exchange list.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

SoIpIER, RoBBED,-;-A discharged soldier
belonging to Athens county, while on his
wayrby steamer from Louisville to Cincin-
natl on Monday, was robbed of $l25. 1T
was taken; from his state-room.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

CAIRO, June 20.-A dispatch from Mo-
bile says Bishop Andrews, of the Metllb-
dist Episcopal Church, has issued an adj
dress In which he counsels submission and
peaceful acquiesence in the new order of
things!n Gen. Buekner'si address is of sthe
same import. 1t is reported that Andrews
will be superseded in command at Mobile
by General KIRBY, Smith. ~ .v,<, ayz
STsLoUIs,J une 2O--Ail the business por-
tion Of the town of Rolla, Mo-, was burned
last night. Loss estimated at 100000; but
little insured: - 9iJrj al sbdF8s
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peFemenc1or a rise.
DICK Tarner q 4rMtsd. ]

BALTIMORE, June 2O.-Richmond papers
OF Monday say that Dick Turner, late Oh
Libby prison, was recaptured on Sunday
and is now in one of the cells of Libby.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
,'"FdRf In 0s Le1fcol of Youth II
Ehic1r rFats reserces TO a6rigst Manhood
rkaa.aI a .nk Il :

i5n7Asrs'sno stsch soord as FAILipt u,qs r,,i ',
., And in the history Of Dyspeptic Man there need
be no gloomy future full Of hypochondrica fears, for
one draught of the wonderful appetizer and healer
Plantation Btters, will scatter the dark clouds of
Desp9ndenoy and bid Hspe tell her fattering tale
again. y Fori Heartburn. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
heaviness Languor, Headache and Low Spirits, this
Is the only remedy. If you are suffering from Dys-
pepsia ar Apy its Attendant evils use Plantation
Bittsrss and ySu win find thore is "nOsuch word as
iahE je 2l-d&wIw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

Targ CONVENTION 1NtaMBI ATHENEuM
To-DAY.-We understand that the Conven-
tion will be held in the Atheneum to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
THE CITY

ImportNnt Jrasr From tho war De.
PartuAentGivfiie Three Efsnth,s Ex.
tra Fey 10. p'ffsoners Of war.
WARDRPF, ADJUTANr GKN's OFucE.I
s.s sWAsHINGToN, May Both, 1866.
u T6,eyram Concerning Prisoners.
The Secretary Of War directs that return
ed prisoners Of war enlisted men) who
have endured the hardships of Anderson
vihe Florence, Salisbury and other rebel
prisons be mustered out as soon as possible
and allowed three months extra pay.
~ $50 dA.r* ss,g.. j,1t
[Signedl SAMUEL BRFcx.
q Assistant Adjutaht General.
R prisoners Of war should Immediately
write and send their discharges for fr the Z col
lection of this extra pay to 7. W. Tall
madge' Military Claim Agent, Columbus,
Ohio. SniRJ3 UT(iraes.sweod
HENRY McCULLouaa, at the cigar stand stand
In the Neil House, keeps for sale THE DAl-
LY O4Io STATEgsyAN.l He also keeps the
hnest brand Of, Imported cigars. If you
have any doubt about it call and try thera.
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soidier,, aIio,ne en,.

The following soldiers allotments were
entered OH the books in the State. Comp
troller's Office at the dates mentioned, as
certified into the State Treasury, on ac-
count of the State Pay Agents named:
JUNE lt-s. r. BRowNELL. "
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--------------------- -----A--L---
CITY ITEMS.
Receixer,.ASnIaL

.lwiilIsellgon Thursday, June %, at 10
o'cloekspn the corner of High and State
streets, one Carriage, Harness and Horse. y
Terms cash. '.g 10 .i'.gq .a g.o1raJ5
GEORGE CONVERSE, Receiver.
V. r. GLAzIER, Auctioneer. ruEs-
june2l-d2t '.o.r.#if7aa rr,
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/ .,o.-, +, JUNE 2O-GEoRGE 9. LESTER. ..,
Allotments collected from the l5th 10TH 2eth llst,
Dist Gath, 65h list and l25th Infantry and 18th U
.. C0lored-$ll2, ,s73. III
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g oapfsaf city n Busines, cofieve. b
The most practicalinstitution of the kind
in tts the country GUN Expense of,course one
fourth less than Cincinnati and Pittsburre
Colleges?7 Send for circular and letter.
may29-dtf Columbus. Ohio.
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Ba1e.

A TwOA STORY DOUBEE BRICK
d. +lease and double Gellsr,rjusts finished. ooa-
tsining Rooms, situate On the Johhstown Road:
bss6 Asis @ l par:
ysd& u'' o HiVn94hRR ~ g. RoNAhES NNAAShlS Aren't. &,
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ATWOOD'S
PATENT BRlELING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,
AND ' Z" 't.'t. a..' Of
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonsrat-
efthe superiority pf this ha6hineover alFothersTbr
the epurpdse of sinking OH Wells the uni6rsignedis
now prepared to receive orders for the sane.
This machipery comprises everything requisite for
the boring of oil wells, excepting the STEAM EN-
CINE AND CAST IkON DRIVING PIPE, (but
will be furnished, if desired, at reasonable price,
and dispenses with the use of the Derrick, Rope,
Bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive fix
tuFes now in use. and Is sd affansedG being con-
structed on wheels and portable that it can be ca
silly removed for the purpose of sinking wells in diff
ferent localities. ''" Nd ''f "'.-
THE DETRlTUS is removed from the well BY
our patent nydraulic process, and does not requte
the removal of tBedtill from te boring This pro
cess not only removes all the detritus in from to
10 minutes, but likewise effectuay clears out and
opens all the small oil veins that are so often entire
ly closed up by the dprocess of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer,
awell can be sunk from 400 to GOO feet within Pc
rod of from Is to 30 days after the soil pipe has been
| driven. NJ .. 80, ,..... ..-.....,...f.-
Arrangements are being made for the construction
and delivery of these machines at New ork, Nor
wien, Newburg, N. Y, and Pittsburg, Penna.
For fqrtheF information. price. terms. Ec. address
SIMEON LELAND,
y ARTRoPoLrT AZ; HOTEL,
aprl5-d&w3meop New York.