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New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
The Besion Appointnents-Hoteis Visited
and Cigars Seized.
BOSTON. Saturday, 4

BOSTON. Saturday, Aug. IT, 1868.
The Commonwealth learns that it is not i'm
probable that the OF the Hon. Daniel W Gooch.
for Collector OF this port the Hon. HANNIBAL Hamin.
for Naval Officer, and Gen A. b. Underwood. for Sur
yeyor will be sent to the President for commissions.
snperseding thereby John s. Goodrich Amos Tuck,
aud Charles n Phelps. respectively.
TIE T,oreler states that the leading hotels Of this
city baye been visited by u. :. lsternal Revenue on
Gers who seized all their stock Of cigars for alleged vi
oaton OF the Revenue laws. and carried them TO the
u D. Court House. where they were placed in she GUS
tOdy of the United States Marshal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

for Governor, and will agree to 80 three months TO
the Dry Tortugas he does not sweep the State by an
overwhelming majority.
II there il any grave apprehension" among "loyh
citizens" at the "reckless manner Of pardoning the
great leaders Of the Rebellion in North Carolns such
as Graham and Others" there Is too much caution or
eordrdies to manifest It openly Nobody but The Prog
yess has ever uttered suggestion the subject and II
has been only in the most cautious terms 10 nave
given 1t the credit Of any such denunciaton' 90 Is
ferred to in the press report therefore wholly moor
rect 1t s also unfair in the press correspondent 10
write his dispatches at Newbern. and date them from
Raleigh; 1t is also improper to make The Prosre''
responsible for bis own statements concerning political
affairs In the State.
With few exceptions q party OF rsry small POLITICIANS
are making themselves conspicuous here They have
not the brains to conduct canvass for the election OF
New. York Common Councilman; have no ideas OF
sstesmanshp or for laying plans for the nIs security
and greatness Of the State. Their highest ambition Is
to get personally into office and to reenslave or keep
down the nigger who in point Of intelligence, piety
and moral worth would suffer in many cases BY CON-
parison with them.
Az soon az the present fermentation Is over these
incompetents win subside and the pardoned Rebels
including Vance will take the helm, and there Will be
some dignity mparted to the management OF public
affairs If there is no justice the really loyal ptoph OF
the State. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
Importast 70 Relatives Of Deceased Sci
diers.
VII M1yoToN. N. c., Friday. Augui

wilmington. N. c.. Friday, August 4, 1865.
As the friends of deceased soldiers are either
coming to this place at great expense to return dsap-
pointed or writing to know II their friends can be
dsnerred and IL it is necessary for them to come and
do it, the following facts should be generally known as
pertaining to Wmin gton, Fort Fisher Smithve, and
vicinity:
Fira, No bodies can be disnterred until November.
ls65.
Seeord The former sgent Of the United States San.
ary Commission. f. w. Foster, who was at the iall 0
Fart Fisher and has been here ever since this town
fell will embam and send North, disinter dsinfect
and send home any bodies that can be found here on
reasonable terms He bas 10 all the records;
will do il cbesply those who come here and it will
save the great expense Of coming. His address 10:
Box No. no Wilnineton, n. &. WM q: LEONARD.
Hospital Chaplain, U. s. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
Progress of the Cholera
Westward.
ITS APPEARANCE IN SPAIN.
Abolition Of Slavery in tho Portuguese
Colonies.
FATHER PomI, Aug. l3, 1866.

The steamship MoIayiaI, from Liverpool,
August = via Londonderry, Ih, passed this point at
$50 this evening Her dates five days later than
previously received.
The steamship Persia from New.Yorf, arrived out
On the 4th.
The steamships Belgian, from Quebec, and
City Of Cork, from NevYOrk arrived oct on the 3st
ht
The steamships Europe. City Of Baltimore and Sax
sB.a from New York. arrived out on the 20 inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
The National Teachers Associatton-
Preparations for the Coming Ann''
yersary.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Aug. ., lsoo;

ALBANY. Wednesday, Aug y 1900;
Such arrangements have been made ior .ne
coming anniversary of the National Teachers Assora
tion noxt Wednesday. at Harrisburg Penn, ~ ss gs
promise OF one Of the largest and most use'u euu'"
tional meetings ever held in the country ,.,;, q,
The following routes have promised a reducuon oi
fares: This PennsyvaqA Central RhIsSsgns Sns
Erie Northern Centra Pennsyl,anta' nSeonsSse nie
Tsrsey Central. Allentown Line; Rartan and Dels-
ware Bay Railroad and the Troy and New
line railroads.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
FROM NEW.ORLEANs.
C.,,ou-Prospects Of the Crop I'm Missis.
sippi-Thc Mississippi Eisction-Arri'
val Of the Guiding Star.
NEw.ORLHASs, Friday, Au

NEw.ORrEASs. Friday, Aug. II, 1865
Cotton active; sales 1900 bales Middling at
iOa4lc. Sugar active. Freights unchanged:
NEW ORLEANS, Saturday Aug. l2. 1865
Cotton very duIl sales of $50 bales at 4O9
uc Frsghts are active but unchanged.
II is said that there will not be $4,000 bales OF cotton
raised in Mississippi this year.
The election in Mississippi for Convention, shows
large Conservative mJorities.
Tbe steamer Guiding Star has arrived from New
York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
FROM NORTH CAROLINA
The Wealthy Secession Leaders Feas'fns
the Rebel Soldiers.
RAtrIoU N. C.. Saturday, 4

NALEIGH, N. U, odtHIuuJ' hub' U 'O00'
The wealthy leaders Of the late Rebellion
who expect to control the coming State Convention
and the political affairs of North Carolina have for the
past five weeks been giving public dinners in many Of
the Counties Of this State the returned members Of
the late Rebel armies.
Committees were appointed funds raised, and q day
designated for like display Of hospitality at the County
seat of this County As this looked like pubic exh
btion Of appreciation to Rebel soldiers for their at
tempt to overthrow the Government it suppressed
by Major Gen. Ruger.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
Spain.

Thirty cases of cholera were reported at Va
lentia Spain. Cholera had already appeared IN camp
al Gibraltar. -,
Two Spanish bishops who protested against the re-
eOgniton of Italy threatened with trouble, their
protests having been referred to the Counc OF otste
The Fpoco saws the recognition Of the Kingdom OF
Greece will follow that Of Italy by Spain.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
France.

The Mombtur, on the present condition of the
Hchleswig Holsein question. says that France con.
Times to hope that any arrangement that might be
made will be in conformity with the national senti-
ments Of the people Of the Duchies
The Bourse on the I'd was heavy and lower Rentes,
t7f 75c.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

conysp,~'ns cs ,~sSSonsln cousin Democrats have their sto,o
s.etns The ' 20 and invite everybody to assist in
slas f the Convention ae an aI1 po%ns,e
"4 A'hd heretofore ..,ued foI several ,es,, y"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
Italy.

There are rumors Of an early interview be-
tween the King Of Italy and the Pope. correspondent
usys IL is generally believed such personal interview
viii Dot take place before the evacuation Of Rome by
French troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
Naval Intelligence.
ARRIVAL or THE HONE

The Z. S. steamer Home, Acting.Master s.
S. Miner Commanding. from Port Royal, arrived here
on,saturdsy morning Her officers are Acting Master s.
5. Miner, Commanding Acting Ensign, VIM. Jenney;
ex Officer; Acting Ensign Alfred Stag; Masters Mate,
B. Russells; Surgeon, ~ Ingram Paymaster, A. j..
Greeley.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
Nen-Arrivai Of the Great EASTERN.

AsPY BAY. c. h.. Aug. i3-7;JO D. m.
There is no news from the Great Eastern.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04

r,rrp psUuSCprpTION ZIG On NpAurV
i completed that il is intended to close the same
on or before the 18th OF February.
Subscriptions. $50 oOo Of which seOOooo purcbas-
es the landAto-wit: JesssO acres. The remaining
$50 900 se permanent cash working capital Of the
Company. 4, q, -,, i,.,.- ~. .,,....r,.. .,ss,"
Par value of shares. 500. Lands located on the
Little Kapawha and Elk Rivers. in the counties of
Cilmer and Braxtou in the very heart of the oil re-
e;ons of West Virginia. -. s,;.. .,.s,
Professor Richardson reports: "Your property Is
the very centre Of the West Virginia oil regions. II
has numerous oil and gas springs along the banks of
its streams, to one of which yies with the famous
Burning Spring, itself" 81 .,,,...,.,,.,.
Professor Shepherd. of New Haven. Conn. re-.
ports; ,"Iconsider II enineny -producing land.
77s ois6earig shales underzie Il erteasipely, ard
tss long tiae, Of cgr1aretted hydrogen, or mumipat-
ino gas springs, some of sohjch sas0 burning, as
.ceu as s appearance OF OIL stsesr on tie spr1ace
OF stract. Isllzy confirms me IN tbs belief.
There can be no doubt that along your creeks and
tributaries there Is laroe eztent Of Ualua6le OIL
producing torritoyy. Tho prodigious amount at
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.


THIS ROUTE OFFERS THE ADvAN-
Washington City, an,l also gives the passenger the
privilege. Of visiting Baltimore. Philadelphia aud
New FORK, at the cost OF New fork ticket alone;
or tho PRIVILEGE Of visiting all of the principal sea-
board cities atthe cost Of Boston ticket alone via
other routes. ..,s,f H. r
Through tickets to New York can be procured via
Washington City, at an additional expense Of o..
q Trains leave Columbus as follows: ii,I oI
l:2O A. NJ. EXPRESS, from Union Depot, via
10 Bellaire and fepnfYlvania Central Railroad. ar
rives at Bellsire at 104o A.. NJ; Pittsburgh at sA5
p. NJ; Harrisburg at 245 A, M; Baltimore At 700
A: NJ; Philadelphia ste5S A. Mi New York, via
town, at 92opA. NJ, This train arrives in New
York three hours in advance of AM, other route.
Via Bellaire and Baltimore Ohio Railroad, arrives
at BeIlairo at l0.4SA. NJ; Grafton at 490 p. NJ;
Cumberland at $50 p. NJ. Baltimore at TAO A. NJ!
Washington City $50 A. NJ. This train srriS es
in Baltimore. and Washington City several hours
In advance Of any other route. ..,4.-i, 10. r i,,
eaS a., EApRESS,. from Union Depot, via
2 at Belaireiat gz0 r. NJ; Grafton ut $40 A. M
Cumberland at $40 A. M.; Baltimore at $40 p.
M; Washington City at7:O0 p. NJ, ., d,,...t
Via nellaire and Pennsyvania Railroad arrives at
Bellaire at 0A0 p. NJ; Pittsburgh at 2I0P. NJ;
q Harrisburg at l:3o p NJ Baltimore at545 p. M;
Philadelphia at sos p. NJ; New York, via Phils-
delThis ods a. 1890 X NJ; New York, via Allentown
:, - Five trains daily SUNDAYS excepted from
York. ~ yTG sNNi 11'hu on I'h.
Sleeping cars on all night trains. -. n
A1- Be sure 10 ask for tickets via Bellaire.
.'r; J.. w. BROWN, Geperal Ticket Agent.
HI. J. JEWE1T, President. ....
jams
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04
CINCI N N ATT /.
RAILROAD.

r.. a"
Three Trains Daily, Z
T,I.l, EXCEPT SUNDAY. .,ig ...... g.,
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on theu
Little Miami e. Columbus e. Xenia
Railroads. ,f n..s /
'.'il,.1'H ,l... aa FIRST TRAIN. ',.t .
NIGHT EKPRESS--Leaves Columbus at $40 A
u. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, .Cardington,
GlSad, Gallon and at all stations north Of Gallon
..- .''''''' SECOND TRAIN. ''' 20 !
NEW YORK. EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at
Ions A. NJ. Will stop at Delaware, Csrdington,
Gallon, crcstlins, Shelby, New London, Wellington
lsl THIRD TRAIN. 2slD eili
MAIL AND EXPRESS-Ieayes Columbus nj $40
P. N. Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby and
q Shiloh. New London, Wellington, Grafton and
Bsrea. =, ri. .-7.'.i i,'.. ,.''..t' n o.,
! .'...... .' ~ b. CONNECTIONS. ;.,: % W..
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
held and al points on that road. =,
At Crestline with Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad for Pitsburg, Philadelphia and Bsti.
more. Also for Chicago. re --r...... f.r,t.r-
:. At Shelby. with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points that road. Also for Tole-
At Grafton for Toledo and Chicago. y-. 10
= At Ceveand, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie.
Dunkirk, Buffalo. New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains TO Chicago, New
,t iICJ' York and Boston. laHl
I .Frs-.. ii -... .hVF' f.fv'.U- Df Il. .HU.l
p MB.gg.gs checked "a, through e New York end
York, via Crestline. ''' I''' ~ ''"'''' '''
a''5TaH "'' RETURNING: 'i--.r-tu !
Night Express arrives at Columbus at l2oA. M.
Cincinnati Express strives ct Columbus at 200
X. MOO f.ll I'F yssEr Hi OH II7f JHf |
Columbus Accommodation arrives at ColumbuEA
Il
Ask for Tickets via Crsstline or Cleveland.
Jriatrl0sa Il e. s. PLINT, ~ T"-E
nI 9rl.yrTl t.J b Sup't., Cleveland, Ohio.
ID b. l39d yG JAMES PATTERSON,
btaat 70 I.,,LGH ,jJC Agent, Columbus. Ohio.
Columbus, November ]. 1884. .,-o,'.,.I ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04
HOT AIR FURNACES
PETER r MARTINS
guit1o,e Patent Improved ft tfo'3
Hot Air E. Furnaces,
FOR rPgURLIC ANrrPRrvATE. p, Use. USE.
t,,ati. NAE Ap~.oI.ALty odI'
For Wood or Coal.

.r9id- For Mind or Coal 9fl
,19w 49, i1'.a' ,--fiisfo az 81 Yjycd
THE ATTENTiON OF TIE ~ ~ rGkU rrSl,nkino
vsn,;lstne Win ~ ,v hsst;nS aunlites' YS ~
TIE ngentoI has after years I % S snS Sss
eeeoea IN periectlng wha. no ~ Hl 40 Svsntages
Tut ruInsSce ne noW 20 yss A%onG ~:
The small amount Of Fuelrequir'd to keep 1t in
Keeping the rooms eSnsan M,n ptnC
opS SSST' avoiding the oonsnsm.b. Of
heat heated walls end hSt metal Chambers Ssr M
Improved wafer wbCb reep ho
sest yobsctiSn SsRiS % e ordinary Hot Hf Furnaces
casting: are heavy And strongly bSltsd To-
SeLnsr, ,Buhfaiitocihs uuifUi'' u,."Vit NJ y
nep.; p..,;.u,.r s.,o,,;on ia eaed totbe SELFREGU-
kAIinS IN sa;sntIsS " man 10 be he
RESTS E,VEEe, MA DE.
bESL Il HAS GNA<AAAA'
.tss.ds Every Furnace warranted to give entire sat
if'aSSHHSHJ ifh'paSSHHSSHJ iaitBFERf,NCEs:io ios17 Boz si
.,,l...-..,L I,lI,.uiI-' ~ LA.
aby permhssiGen reieE 10 .ne ioNo"ins pa''ie''
VINO paHE tne urSaoss Inbn uSo ponkns at,es
Cincinnati. ~ : l%TGiSG1V % y IiWo,iof aTI G|fHg.
b. Roth 4 Co., st. Nicholas, corner Fourth and
Race streets CINCINNATI. 49,. ,o,, c,,,;,n.s .,a"''
H. % Ecfert, g Bank strsst, s Cnc@npati: @ ! y" !.
cinnati. liI Srl gtlp .sThg.} .r'i .tsf. ?oj
Wv heSntn, flkS streSs EanS' Fe,r,b ,,,ast
t,;Do;nS ,;S;Sae NV DannA''''' HO"''A 'Nrf'''
oipcF1HHa J r Heaay, Coyipeton. KY 10 11om ~ s,j
Chaser q Bros Fourth street, near SMITH cin0n-
Mr.. Clearwater, Dayton street, Cincinnati. in'I
II Msstsr n tbe firtpaos ohm Meter q Co., Gin
cinnatihO1 .t'-'-1 -,,'cti;IIT -i,, I,,, lif-I.,,
A n Riddle Cincinnati, ~ - 3,
Van Wick. Cincinnati p I'm 2uJ 70! ~.
cinbhti! g9buit 4!2lya ,suimutyn.Iy ~, III
~ M. Fechiemer, Eighth street, pear fine' Oincin-
natl. ox,'f ,,i,,f -.i,.ff,-..,
MN. Mcsrue, Milford. Qhio! ,!,..n t''". ~
!. S Blasdel; LawrTeen!cepurg: inolana' ~ 1893
pBsst, Arcpltseti n NGinTSllnn!hl., Tlnn!hl.,, .h".'os,H
MT. M9Gre ArenitecNt N NlnSinHnaNi :l1slaH h tanU;
waiter a Stewart. Gincinhru. '.' >,
." Picket q son; Clncinn,a9i;,. o.. e'7-''
1iAnderson q &hspnalorubSincihnAu' liiHGuf %.
-.--7 itlo;5r ..lgu.-yl
The Warm Air Furnace m tnufactured Tor me Dy
Peter Martin, could not easily be excellcd maEing
the atmosphere as s fno Ss hnt @
ia MES CALHOUN, ALDERMAN,
'fH'h' 18th Ward, Dayton street, iOincinnati.
-S3y Ei6 2TN i-L4--- s'Ii GHl R0 aNt
MT. NoTRE d AME, READING, OHIol
November 2Oth 1851, 4
it,n 4. -. 4; y ,b.t ~ t,;aa tbs
Fi M Sut f 70 " "a vSi St sat;Ssd ,r;tb it
on' fO09s Yours m GR foRpectiSiiy, iii no y b93lh&
SlSTERS NOTkE DAME.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04

iJ1l GFrom The New York Evening E4preSs.lg
"Our telegraphic dispatches received to-day from
the Oh Regions, Inform us Of the striking of 200
barrel flowing we'll on Cherry Run. NEAR THB First
iNkTIoNAL yYEraoEEuM CeMrANysp PRopsRrY. -
Cherry Run StockswiIl be in demand to.morrow.'i
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.ra,Trrsy 1Ioo,se hnn bIoab oEE
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.yElI-n lInOD lgHi1iTO
~ Gi L,y.g Gd i,aLlH !gT3uoD goilN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04

"THB FIRST NATIONAL PETHoLHUMl CoNPAEYi
6rst-clAss organization whose officers are Of th
highest standing, and we cheerfuly recommend il
10 sllparties desirous of purchasing reliable stoc
Thu General Superintendent is pioneer in the Oil
business, and we'll known as q most Efficient mann.
60. - Ia Gffot qrirt t!f bun ..fqJTT II 7T1--l-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04
,o' Little KanialWlhal & Elk River 81 ri
PETlTROLEl:UM.AND II: MINING co.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BE CLOSED.
.oilD .smImuD - iJp-@ LHN
Cnsh NYorIin.r 6s.,nianI. AKA. .NNN.

- NV 'TTs''"7tS faTV-E - "TEiT'
qnb 4 ID 4H roie-i 1., i' s"'ii
n ,,.!s. 'iE OFFICERS IVY s9"fj 0tf
OLIVER T.. WOOl, President. .,,dasa. iGq,
JAMES CRUlkSllANK Vice President.
CHARLESJ. MARTIN. Treasurer.
JAMES WADSW ORTIZ. Secretary. y sH'41''
E. r. BLACKWELL Consulting Engineer and
General Superintendent, 2 .hrJ GrG stnd3il
.rI -rpg Of fgl TRUSTEES: l.1 10 s9'ID
PAUL N. SP0FF0RD. Of Sp0ford Tilsson 4
Co., Y.
CHARLESJ j. MARTIN. President Homo Insur-
ahoe Co., N. Y. .-i'''a i3"'..i4 900 as Jh ni'"
Hon. ROGER AvERfbIi.- Danbury. Conn.
Hon. ALBERTO. CATIIN. Huntington, VI.
JAMES rCRUlKSHANK; IS BroadYay, N:Yg7E
OLIVER f. WOOD, 20 Barclay street, Y.
JAMES WADSW0RTH, Of James Wadsworth
& Co.. 8l Cedar street, N. ". -.........
JOHN W. STRONG. Detroit. Mich. -'''
EDWARD NJ. MORGAN. Pine street. MY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04
National Petroleum Co
GOOD PROPERTY
TF G0i Enh roy a1o' i'Iqa YiT!- ffn'L
'a .I'a for any and all persons to hold. % fjg

4uiIHi N5iGGeil ua9G 9TGh 1dW si1Ibl9s
'HUopnG s.i s9li -at-------iTr{2d 9dI .1aF
.dR rr1i noijggiiQlG oG tei. 9aGmru2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04
'fIFrsm Tho New York Herald ]

"News has been received and abundanuy con
6rmed from several sources Of the striking Of new
200 barrel ellon Cherry Run. above the Reed Well.
A FEW RODS PROM THE Property or TEE FIRST
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04

OFFIoE HoURs Office opens at TX A. NJ, and
closes at TYP. NJ. Sundays, opens at A. NJ. and
closes alto A. M, qfyy ~ f.,.-... l1.l-. .eg f. p
All mails close on Sundays at 51f p. NJ ra-tra
D. .--...G l9I COMO ~ JOHN. GRAHAM. p. NJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04
Z IFrom The Now York Tribune.l l

az "THE FIRST NATION AL is the name Of the Petro-
oIeum Company whose prospectus and MAP are DO
fsre MS. The names which We zee among the Di-
fectos sre ample accommodates for this Cotapa-
ny. and sufficient guarantee Of ib future manage.
mens. ~ qn 3NOliHGanEii tnfiTuqmI or
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IErom, ,The NsniYork 5W Werld 4 - =

aamu1notl odT--.e yEIL ,NIoY wsI
Iu0A h!ol OBJ bAG D1A9d .!9ot2 9dJ 70
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

We will offer for sale the SECOND DAY OF OCTO
BER 1865 the premises the valuable Iron Property known
asTHE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, with 6A acres
of Land good Farming Land cleared and under
fence situated the Cumberland River fifty miles above the
mouth In Lyon County Kentucky. embracing large and
complete Rolling Mill Forge with twenty MODELLING Fires,
Machine Shop containing Lathes Boring and Planning Ma
chimes with Boiler and Engine to separate from Mill,
With rist Mill attached, large Wsrehouse Dry Goods
Store Brick Office aud srge number OF Dwellings for WORK
men Also about forty thousand bushels Of Stone Coal and
sixty thousand bushels of Charcoal.
The Iron Works have been IN successful operation for
runber Of years and the reputation OF the Iron fully estab.
superior Charcoal Iron yesryunsu passed by manufac
the United States The facilities for obtaining rig
Iron superior any establishment in the West there be-
Ing three charcoal furnaces within TO three miles OF the
Mill capable Of producing seven or eight thousand tuns OF
Pig Iron yearly. -
The facilities for obtaining cheap supplies oil Con fok ana
other articles unsurpassed
Shipments of Iron be made to the mouth OF the Cum
beTand River all seasons Of the year.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Rolling Mill Forge and Lands hereuuto attached all
Tools embracn, Mil Force and Blacksmith Tools and Weigh
ing Scales be sold credit OF two three and
four years from date with approved security and lien re-.
tanned until the purchase money paid.
is understood that the OF the MILL lands and hx
lures TO take and iron scraps stone
coal charcoal farming toos. toas hey mules
cattle hogs iron safe aud fixtures in Office wagons
medicines and cash fair valuation two disiner-
ested men x said vsuaon In they do not agree to
call In third man.
The object of the is close up said partnership
ably to the articles Of copartnership.
Capitalists wishing invest in prohtsbs iron property
will DO well examine the where competent men VIII
be ready all times to show the property ana give
nntI dav of sale HlLLMAN BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
NORRIS WILKINS Aueiionesr
GALE IN PARTITION

PROPERTY on BOWERY AND EIGHTYTHIRD'ST.,
estate Ritter Hadcy deceased by order OF the Supreme
Court under the direction OF John Hoffman. ESQ., Referee
T. H. LUDLOW Co will sell a, auction. on TUESDAY.
July ls 1863 O'clock At the Exchange sse.room, No.
Ill Broadway Trinity Building New iork Bowery, No.
lGi-3,toy brick house; lot 2t6rio Bowery Nos 100 and
lei-3s,ory frame house, lot 236tlco Bowery. Nos 2l
and 2I2i3.,ory brick s,ore lot 25ric Bowery. No. s
and 24. 1story brick house. 10, 2lrs1. East Eshythrd
s.-l lot north side, 1884 ei, Of 1hIrd.ve a19ro@a
Msp. &c., ai 10. Pine.s,.. near Broadway, NswYork
QI59 WAKEaAS L LATTlNG, Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
QuARrERNAsrKR. GESYRALs OFYIcg FIRST DIVISION
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QuARTERxAsTKR. GESERALs OYYIcR. FIRST DIVISION,
WAsHrsGT0S CITY, Juns 26, iso3 !
GALE of GOVERNMENT HORSES--Will
- be sold, at public auction during the month Of July,
1865 to the highest bidder times and place, named be.
low VIZ:
BALTIMORE, MD, WEDNESDAY July3
GlEsBORO, u. G., THURSDAY. July
GlEsBOkO, =. g.. FRIDAY July Z, and TUESDAY
THURSDAY and FRIDAY Of each week thereafter
YORK, Pa, FRIDAY, July T.
MsilIFFfLiNToWN4 siI PA. Friday, July
WILLIAMSBURG w, PA, WEDNESDAY, july H.
READING, PA, FRIDAY, July H.
EASTON, Pa, TUESDAY, July 49,
BALTIMORE ia Ai MD. WEDNESDAY, July 10
NEWPORT, PA. FRIDAY. July a.
POTTSvILLE, PA, FRIDAY, July 2a
WILMINGTON, DEL. SATURDAY, July 70
BALTIMORE, MD, MONDAY, July 81
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each dsy.
For road and farming PURPOSES many good bargains may b.
had Horsos sold sngly. - :
Sales to commence al 10 NJ.
Terms cash, in United Ststes currency,
JAMES 4. EKiN
sn'..BHs Cen, n 0asrgs visst DivUisa y LOO.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

and fourthave Entrance ON Twenty -ssyenih-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New Haven. 100, 500 (Ex) ll3Js M 10 Is (Ex
100, tEx.,) a+S 40 and 800 OIL .. IN. -"
For bridgeport. 100 800 (Er) II 10 a. m; l2l5 (Exl
500, tEx. 3+5, 40 and 800 tEI..l D. m.
FOR Milford, and Stfatford 100 II 70 a m. 3S a31 D. m
A@p
For Nerwah 100, 400, (Ex) go, n.3oA M laIS (ExI
34S 40, $50, 800 (Ex.,) p. ~. -"
for Darien, 100, $50 llJ0 O. IN. ;3f5 lJ0, $50 n. m
For Greenwich 1.0o. e30 ll.3O As 40 SO 63o m
For Stamford, ZOO 100 (EI) 800 II 80 u fllS ~
800 (E1.) ; ~, 40 $50, $50. 8.o0 (Er.D o. M '~"
For Port Chester and intermediate atons 100 a3O IL 10
e. IN. 345, 49,, 5.30, $50. 100 D. NJ.
CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston, via Springfield. 800 IN Nx) 200 Ex 90
7. m. -" WV '~>-''"~
For Boston, via Shore Line, lal3, (Er1 80op m
Ex,) l2l5. 80O D. NJ. Vs." - " N"A"''vb
for Connecticut River Railroad Goa m IN. 4 laisn
70 Montreal 800 p. m, TO Northampton. " ~
for Hartford Providenco and Fshki Railroad 8O0 ,Ex
q IN. l2lSp p. IN. wv '|A''
e.4 N. l2ls 800. 800 p. M '''
rG Csnai Railroad l2l5 .. NJ to Northanptou.
For tiousatonic Railroad. 8 r. IN. aud .. M
Tor Nsusatuck Railroad, 500 m. aO6 D. m
For DanbuIy end Norwalk Railroad, ioO an . r "a
p. N. " wv = "' NV
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