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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-30
Professional Notice,
j. e. Muse,

s SURGEON DENTIST,
ED ESPECTFULLY informs thecitizcns of Edge
h field District, that he has resumed the prhc;
tico of his profession, and soiicits liberal pat:
ronage.;- For the present, he can be found at
Capt Eugene Burtsj miles East of Edgsaelds
c. II. BE will practice either for cash or provi-
sions. All calls promptly attended to .all opera
tians guaranteed.
Au 23 Ct 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-30
Watch Repairing!,,

egyH F unasrsigued respectfully informs theeii-
aens of Edgeaeld that no will GAREE GhaH-..
REPAIR WATCHES, JBWEhRY and CLoGkS
at fair prices, aud warrnnteds u io y5.iIr j.
Brick ofice, corner Of Ar. Roots st9Is:as 50
Aug % -. t - 2 '
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-30
Blacksnnithing!

vEyHE Undersigned will, when requested, visit
& plantations throughout the District ,Sardlio .;
BLACKSMITH WORK ofseyery description, ,ratzZ-
moderate prices. Orders addressed to him ats,.
Edgcield c. f., will receive immediate attention. y
G. S. McNEfLL..,. !,
|. Aug S If So
gs- We hare been authorized, by. tho Frisnds,es
of Capt. H. BQuLWARE to announce; him q
Candidate for Sheriff of Bdsohcld:, District AZ the q
next elcction. .s>17G - ~ r~r>5 q
Apr IL -.s. te@ Id
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-30
Notice

A Ii persons indebted 70 tho ;Ests{s Of .Robes5
n J, Dclph, late of Edgeeeld District dseesseds
are requested to come forward and Smsko eray.
mcnt; and thoso having demands against said :
Estasc will present them ip duo time, andpropeF.r
y ''' Al. pELL ET1ER, Adn'r. '~'
-. Out Is ~ 42
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-30
eFor.Tax Collector .

Tus. .ruany Friends OF capt.JAaEs MITCH.
ELI respectfully nominate ;him.as n Candidate
for TAX COLLECTOR at tho. next -elestien.I; zsas
SALCD4.
Dec es ''9 - tes - = 5e-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-30

The shocking revelations of the Manchester
murders received. on Wednesday afternoon
the addition of the climax of horror in the
confession of Albert LIS Stark#eather, the
son, who acknowledges that he perpetrsted
the cfirnssAthat, he; an6 he alone, butcherea
his own Mother: and sister. $s they lay asleep
in bed together.
The corfsssiop-Bh;eh vas not unexpected
by those best informed sof-the fects-@es
made By fhe. .prisouerhl thejaitin this city, to
Mr.rJ amer Campbell. of Manchester, the faith
er Of the girl TO whom the prisoner was en-
gagged to BE- married. The chief of police,
believing that he would acknowledge more
to Campbell than 30 anybody else, induced
the latter To- 60 to the, jail yesterday after
noon, where: the,weetched young man, dis
carding all his previous lies and eeatrirances
to avoid detection, made clear breast os IT,
and confessed the awful Crime.
he acknowledged after some questioning
that hehads sbntcEered his mother, and then
his sister, with tHe'axe,, aud, to- make Certain
of the fiendish job, he had repeatedly pung-
ed his butcher knife into their throats @snti
bosoms winding up the deed of horrorsby
setting the bed on fEe, and then his ownb bed
down stairs. - :" -
sIdid it, he said, CT didi it, Mr.. Camp
bel, out Of love feryeur daughter, and ;1oth-
ing else. T4elt / must have that money, for
without itshe wouldn't marry mo; andI got
the money"
The letter alluded to yesterday was written
by ths murderer to Mr.. Campbell. 1t filed
nearly four pages, and the statement wa,
made that the writer was now in aseondition
toinatry Miss c., as he had Succeeded
through forgery .in' getting money to the
amount of $4,000; ana it also said that he
was about to HcemmIt an strocious-4A.-,, =. =, p
leaving the intended crime unnamed. The
SorgerieS allsdedto are believed to have new.
er been committed, and his council wilclaiu
this letter rs pr,ot Of the prisoners Insanity;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-30

|. .coVeFeutuu fnaue pueilCJ De re8arQed as I'M
pertinent or indecent. n a.,......
On Friday morning she dressed herself in
her ,prettiast, and leaving. the fine stone resi-
dence Of her parents she sapntered to the
| Fourth street race course, where 800 was to
! be lost or won, and a. conquest for boldnes:
! aud female chiyalry verified. Theihou oi
ten arrived; and as the blushng naidencgaz-
cd wistfulIy on the lips OF every male ,passer-
by to detect the tobacco juice, its inevitable
results on the teeth, she discovered, that her
friends kno wing the secret, were in advantage
Gus positions. anxiously awaiting tie sec ue
Of her cool and intrepid action. Time heH
by, and the indications were apparent tina
the young lady must lose. Still, nothing
dauntcd, shs continued her keen, searching
pursuit. At few minute past elevan- o'clock
gray headed veteran, an old and highly re
| spectacle citizen, walking uestwardly, OF
Fourth between Broadway and. sLuaiew, wa
suddenly .broughtpp standipgsby the lady
who, throwing her arms around his neck, kiss
ed. him fairly'in the mouth. =,
The old gentleman was .completelf non
plussed, and while standing all amazed an,
nervonsly excited at the public ordeal he hat
iast passed through, the friends came up AM
asked, Do you chew tobacco, Mr.?
:. No, gentlemen; 1 never used tobacco g
any kind in all my life.", Tho gentleme
then explained tbe.whys and wherefores q
this episode, or street rencentre, and apollo
gized to The aged citizen for rsthe assault an
battery which he readily accepted, with q
/ intimaiion that the assault might Be repeal
| ed with no serions elections. The two H
ties Were then paid over, and the-happy part
returned to their homes, highly delig6te
with their mornings amusement, We ma
add that the'ladg very gracefully tendere
the old gentleman one Of the fifty dollar bill
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-30

Dec 6.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12
SIOUX CITY, IOWA, SATURDAY, AUGUST l2 1866
THE RATTLE.FIELD.

After the brightest c onquest, what appears Of
all the glories? For the vanquished, chains For
the proud vtctors, what? Alas, to reign DER des-
solated nations ?'-H.M.
How dark and drear the bat tle-feld,
Der friend and foe and rven shield
Der forms Of loved ones cold but proud,
Thai lay wrspt in their cory battle shroud.
The loud roar Of battle has ceased to reign,
List to the meanings Of snguished pain,
List ye can hear the last death rattle,
still firmly they grasp the standard Of battle.
Bravely our heroes have fought for the right,
But sad oh SAD was the DESC late sight,
Al the far.oT moonlight CLEANED Ger the plain,
And the stars dimiy shone DER the wounded and
slain.
Thousands lie hooftrodden and saarrsa on the
The foeman has fought but alike had to Yield;
With their sabres still reekng with blood by their
side,
They moaned, family gasped, and alike they have
died.
DER the CORY field Of carnage and strife,
Where forced hopes persisted with ebbing life,
EDcircled their brow a. they gasped for breath.
No slstet was there TO raise the head,
Or caress the brow Of tho silent dead;
No mother knelt Ger the Loyi,h form,
Or wife prayed there for coming morn.
Hut alone with their sutferings they breath a
prayer
And IL angel whlsperings confront them there,
Their Savior drew near them that dire cruel nisht
And seraphs have borne them to ma nsions Of
light.
The Weird Spirit sighed IL nesred the lone spot
Where WARRIOR were sleeping earths trials for got
II sighed as il passed them er mo tain and glen
And sadly il chanted their last requiem.
Alone and unsheltered our heroes fell.
And broken hearts wept as they heard the knell
For departed friends and hopes that fed,
When alas We heard Of the "a utiet am dead
Mrs E. &c
Sioux Cirr, Iowa Aug l2, 1865
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

A Hoosier stepped on board steam
boat, as she was tying to a certain point
on the Ohio River, and bawled out: ais
the captain aboard7" The captain who
was standing among the crowd, respond
ed Yes what do you want with him y
"Oh, nothing particular; he's distant
relation of mine, and Id like to see him" y
"A relation Of Yours?" inquired the
captain, somewhat surprised. ayes, a
slight relation he's the father Of my first
chi!nl" You'd better believe the captain
sioped to his cabin.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

hereby given that tho Sioux City Hay scnlc, sit
/ uated on the Levee, Is In good weighing order
again. Keys at the brick store. mari
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

An artist ~ this city waintee dog so
natural that the animal had the hydropho.
bia during the hot weather. He's the
same man who painted copy of beer
bottle With such skill, tho. the cork few
out jus. ae he was 6aseing it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

After quoting John Locke. that blind
mau took bis idea of scarlet from the
sound Of trumpet, witty fellow says
theAt hoop skirt. hanging out OF a shop
door, reminds him Of the peel Of q belle
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12
NOBLE SENTIMENT.

It is only shallow minded pretenders
who make distinguished origin either a
matter Of personal honor or personal re-
proach. A man who is not ashamed Of
himself need not be ashamed Of bis early
condition. 1t did happen to me to be born
in a log cabin and raised among the snow
drifts Of New Hampshir, at a perion so
early that when the smoke rose from its
rude chimney, and curled over the frozen
hills, there was no similar evidence of a
white mans settlement on tee rivers of
Canada. Its remains still exists: I carry
my children to it, and teach them the
hardships endured before them. l love
to dwell on the temberl scorections, the
kindred ties, the early affections, and mar
ations and incidents which mingle with
all | know OF the primitive above. Iweep
to think none Of those who inhabited it
are now among the living, and if ever
fail in affectionate generation for him who
raised it and defended it against savage
violance anb destru rtion, cherished all de.
struc.ion, cherished all domestic comforts
beneath its roof, and through the FIRE and
blood Of seven years revolutionary war
shrunk from 10 toll, no sacrifice to serve
his country, and to raise his childred to
condition than his own, let my name and
the name of my posterity be blo.ted from
the memory Of mankind. Websser.
HITTlNs A BUNGHoLE.-The following
dialogue on "sbarp shooting" took place
between rebel and yankee picket:
~ say, can you fellows shoot?
Wall, I reckon We can some,'
"Down in Mississippi we can knock a
humble bee off q thistle bow at three hun.
dred yards.
ooh, that amt nothing to the way We
swet up in Vermont l belonged to mil.
itary company up Their with hundred
men in each company, and We went out
for practice every week. The Cap'n draws
rs up in single file, and sets a cider bar.
rel rolling down the bill, and each man
takes his shot at the bunghole as it turns
up. It's afterwardg examined. and if
there is shot that didn't 60 into the
bunghole, the member who missed it 10
expelle. ] belonged to the company ten
years, aud there aint been nobody expell-
cd yeti
. >s ------s . . -
While the late aud lamented elephant
Hannibal was passing through Maryland
IN ancient colored lady, who had never
seen and elephant, met him on the road,
and throwing up her hands in admiration,
exclaimed Breas de Lord. what tinas
dey do git up for dis war!'
After quoting John Locke. that blind
man took bis idea of scarlet from the
sound OF trumpet, q witty fellow saws
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

~ Tin andJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N I
alwayson hand ,whichis madei n the most durable
manner. Also, Everronghs Conductor Pipes, Tin
soofng &c. CHAS. X. SMITH l. co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12
ASKS Hotel,

VANKTON, u. T.--This Hotelhasrecent
L ly been enl arged a nd thoroughly renosateda md
re6tted throughout and now ofierssuperio ccom-
0OdAtiOns to the travelipg public.
- Travels viii here md good Stabling, Water 1,
and all the coHveniences necessary for theirsatis
actory SEQ modatton, at usual prices.
ASH REYNOLDS, Proprietors.
I Al. ton . r - un. :: cs:.. :cc3.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

DIrFERENcEs.-A number of idle per.
sons were sitting 10 country store, the
other day; one suddenly asked the com
pany: What is the difference between
the Chivalry of the Middle Ages aud that
of the preset day7'
Mr.. Tompkins replied: "The one was
msdiera, and the other is uholiy epil.'
"Bah!' exclaimed John Jones, Esq;
" don't be . fool, Tompkins-I!l tell
you : one wore . coat of mail and the 9TH
or q coat of femole
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

DLANK DE- EDS for sale At tn. Sioux City
ID Reg lister Office. @@~"@-a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

~. The largest stock west Of the Missouri river.
exclusively Iron and heavy Hardware, which will
be sold at Eastern prices, with the addition of
freight. Ma. Orders solicited, which will receive
prompt attention. IL Null. .*E.-
G. w. BURT,
Farnham street, between l4th and 18TH,
may273m Omaha, Nebr aska.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

COLLECTIONS made nd RENTED at current
" rates Of exchange; Bills of Exchange, Incur
rent Money aud Coin bought and sold; Depositsre-
oeved and Money invested; Drsftsfor sale GU any
country in Europe.
age by fire.
Particular attention given o the paymen
Ia xes In any county n iowa.
Real Estate bong h I and old Land Warrant +
coated.
Wec sfertothe following parties withwhom
have done business:-
Park Bank, New York;
d. Il. Arnold ,Pres't Mercantile Bank N. Y.
Messrs. X nanth, Nachod kubue, Bankers, NY
Messrs. Chas .Camblos 4 Co., Bankers, Phil.
Messrs. Clark, Bros. Co., Bankers st. Louis.
Gen. E. Harding, of Union Bank st Louis.
+. &. Adams, Bssn er, Chicago.
W. II. Co"lbaugh B. Co., Bankers Chicago.
E.Partrdge, Esq, Ranker, Seneca Falls MY.
G. W. Norton Esq. President Southern Bank o I
Kentucky y. Russellviiie,
S.A. Fletcher, Ban ker 4 ndian apolis, L indiana.
Aon. VIM. Mont gomery. Washington, Pa.
TIL. Walker, Esq. Salem, New York.
Messrs II Markell h Co, Bankers. Dubuque
Louisa .Maoklet, Banker Davenport [mr62
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia.

nIHEAsEs of tho Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
~ aUd Sexual yste ms--new and reliable treat
ment--in reports Of the Howard Assnciation--Sen mt
~ mail In sealed letter euyalopes free Of charge
Address, DR.. }. skiliin H"uabton. Howard Associa-
ton. No, South Ninth Street rh,a dolphin, Penn
syl,auia. sE.F vol7nol0-ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12
sOLDIER.BOY wAGGERY.

The Columbus (Ohio) Journal says
" Among the sharp boss in serman's army
on the the grand march was a graduate Of
tn common sceools Of Northern Fhio-the
only son Of Widowed mother. The
fond mother had no word from her son
from the time the army left Chattanooga,
till it reached Atlanta. She waited for
tidings with mucn anxiety-watching
daily the newspaper reports. At length,
several days after the taking Of Atlanta
had been announced, letter was brought
her which read as follows:
"ArLASrA.
"'Dear Mother: Bully boy all right.
"'BoB.'
In due time Sherman marched from
Atlanta to Savannah. There was O fight
behind Savannah. The widowed mother
read in the newspaper that the company
to which her boy belonged was in tina!
fight. With almost sleepless anxiety she
received a note which read thus:
"SAvANNAH.
"Dear Mother: Bully boy got a hole
hole in his hide-not bad. "'BoD.'
In the march of events Shermans
men reached Washington, we're mustered
out, and the company to which Bob be-
longed came to the capital Of Ohio
Here Bob had his final honorable dis.
charge, and when he made it all RICH.
with the paymaster, and was again citi-
zen, he sent the following telegram:
"CoLUNRUs,-
"Dear Mother: Bully boy home to-
morrow. "'BoB.'
"When asked by friend, to whom the
infrequency and brevity of the of his epis
ties had been moutioned, why he did not
write oitener aud at a greater length, he
answered
Bully boys got his haversack full
Kept it to tell by word Of mouth. Won't
he have . good time talking up the old
lady ?''
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12
Busin ess Cards.
SIOUX CITY
Boot and ShOcStOre
by
q. Krumnl ann.

THE IN iersign emovs Oh Sc ish me I
to his new building n Pear street, neRan
tow doors west OF Tootle' sstore ,whe 70 heis
prepared With targ and superior stock ofv
heather, &c to OK ecute al work in hisline
in the best style of the art. Employing none but
he hes 0 workmen and living hispersona latteR-
ttonto {, he can safely warrantall his work. Re.
pairing d on 90 n no tn tice.
ian1-63 B. kRu MMANN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

i the East-only three days from Sioux City to
Chicago. Tri-weekly line from Sioux City to Fort
Dodge, and daily from Fort Dodge to the terminus
Of the Chicago and Northwestern, and Dubuque
and Sioux City Railroads.
Ninety fve Miles less Staging by this than
any other Line.
Passengers will find this the cheapest and quick
est to eli points East, and they may rest
snred that pains will be spared to make the
route pleas SAINT and desirable.
The Company has recently supplied this line
with new Concord Hack and secured the
services Of careful and efYicient drivers. -
and Frday Us, and arrive at Fort Dodge on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Office on Pearl street, nearly opposite Weare 4
Allison's Bank, Sioux City, Iowa.
G. II. KINGSLEY, Agent.
Sioux City, Dec. II, l864-n
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

SHINING GEN. Buffers Horse.
About six months ago, while in the neigh.
borhood Of Dutch Gap Canal, Gen. Butler
received information that his favorite
horse "Almond Eye had been accident.
ly killed by falling into raane. Upon
the departure Of his informant, he order
ed an Icishman to 60 and skin him.
"What is Almond Eye dead?' asked
Pat.
What's that to you? do as bid you,
and ask no questions"
Pat went about his business, and in an
hour or two returned.
"Well. Pat, where have you been all
this time 2"
SHINING the horse, yer honor"
docs i. take neatly two hours to per.
form such an operation p
"No, yer honor; but then you see it
tuck bout half an hour to catch him.
"Catch him fire and furies was he
alive"
"Yes, yer honor and you know could
not skin him alive"
"Skin him alive did you kill him ~
"To be sure did! you know must
obey orders without asking any questions
Gen. Butler eyed his servant with such
malicious look that Pa. though. he med.
itatai skinninu an Irishman in ravenra
for the deaf of his horse,
, 1865-04-18

The Niagara is of 4,582 tons. She has a
crew of $50 hands. Her armament con-
sists of fifteen ~200-pounders. The Sacra-
mento's tonnage is 1867. She has a crew
of about $50 hands. Her armament con-
sists of two %120-pounders and eight g.
Founders. The speed Of the Niagara and
Sacramento is about twelve knots. It is
thought that the Stonewall will make for
Gibraltar.
, 1865-04-18
DEATHS.

On the 22d March 1865, at % Della
mere Crescent, Upper Westbourn Ter
race, London, Maria, widow ofJohn McCor-
mick, ESQ. OF St. Croix, Danish West
Indies. Friends will please accept this
intimation.
, 1865-04-18

On the 23d March 1865, suddenly,
Eliza, the beloved wife of G. b. Tolme,
Esq. Of 20 Queen Square, Bloomsbury,
London. Friends will please accept this
animation. H-'t
, 1865-04-18

THE Undersigned intends leaving
the Island for the benefit of his
health, aud would earnestly request
,Aoso indebted to him to come for
ward wi,h settlement of their ac-
counts 50 as TO enable him to leave
as early as possible.
West End I0th of April 1865.
JOHANNES 3. DUNLOP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that al the
~ sbserbrrs TO tie Cspt. stock Of the
iETRoLFUa .d MINING c1MpAsx W 70 M'sen ,, ,.'
fore the th day March, 1862 ami receye theif sSryt =
.bs Company vi not bs ssd hASs nor i.l; sp& sSp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

lo. Sl2 sna Ga CHESTNUT ST. PirILA,
No. CARROLL HALL. rALfi,iVRE,sr;
A,.v ~ bsrr,l well or Cherry Run.
nov ~ barrel veil of Five LuDTioA.irs on OF cusI
nov sootsn. well has been rrrct Cherry Ran sss,s
Mc s,c ARM on ,rhen Of tho company wei' ar oct
esnpia,.J. ~i,n .pl.rdii rrosr cts 81 %.
Another veil the &c fSr eSss to this also nssrb
new 10 s.sss. s.ii ian. 40 is. OF he, sssn ssrrct
oh. Il. I Iss.y u ri. s.mp., % ss We. !. nearly
tonpls.-d. with ,plsu,d show .: o.
Ore the W. acTs Of Hriesrsi is~'r- on tns
ssuaa. Fam ~hc iun SsoSs' 'ai .SnpA, ~'' 'eia
two d. 20 STAGE f1r ti',oV.
they slons goth TO DAY o-sT a3r lDa' AID Tie
.ndTe properties Of TIE eomp'ny Se worth 'sd', S'sf rye
ualhoa. d dollar ts.,c...e.) ,,..,,
s : s 10 : sf 1 ..ss4s s S 's 10.
no 70. I OF o. ssxiSTS IS ySHE q syatSrksEK.
No. No. or o. WIDOW WIDOW aSciisr6eK vInx, .. OIL.
10. sor slr.h YARN on OIL carFn. nfa goo
Ell 81 E w i, on on oil S Ssk M
No ca ca 'HHIEoiGSy RivER. oppOh. RoAs.
20. 10, ApJoIyISo DEarGEY FARM on GERRY
o. Is Nm % On HaKnaa aE RUN
No IT, on WHtELAND FAkM or SUGAR CREEK.
NJ. Is on HOOG FARM Oh CHERRY RUN.
No Is on EHODHA FARM OF Elk CREEK
". q ADlqIs no, kENl iAhii on ELK caEEh
No ~ on wIICOk FARM. on ELK CREE.
No 20 90 HOWARD YAtN, or ELK CREEK
No H. on PETniS FARM. on ELK CREEK,
10. ., Cd HOWARD EAHM onfLk CkEEA, lac
~, r. or ALLEN ARM on ELK GREEN.
no rs on bRfATH YARN. on SUGAR CREEK.
No 26 90 JABOB rizEN FAAM, on SUGAR CREEK
Beside tho Wen. n lie.. B:ss'. INV Produeias Ten o
to an .s, WIN 'pssndd 'sqDss' aud certainty Of I'M
p,srse yields of on -
To Trustees r CONFIDENT they IL he able declare
and coatinus lrre al led, shortly srer he books clcse
fropecu Mar, -nd every iafornrtior b OBTAINED
where ths sub,crtpton books Eis open, II
~ WTsHAHT Coz NHJ
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE. - a. ,,
OFFICE No 70 EkfPlkE bUILDiN0A Ut d
.s. No. Il Broadway, Esw-Yosk, - .rar Ii
al 4 u the Office Of
: Ii. !. pEvoE L. son BANKERs, flqis
No. III 0r-ciwichst Fev.York
r- J8A Also q the oi1ee OF the u % u @ll I
STANDARD pETRoLKtM hEFiNEEY, Pa
ltfN NO. - Wood-st.. Pistsbaryh. Pa -