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and is on The farm of John Wallace,
ESQ. The contract is for $50 feet. AT
present the we'll is fifty feet two inches
deep. A short time since this well
caved in, and is now undergoing the
process of TedfHiIg. This operation
reopens the well and makes the hole
more perfect. A few yards east from
this well is the
CROOKED TREE WELL.
This is owned by Mr.. T. :M. He'd
ding, and is on the farm of Joseph
PeVion Esa. The contract is for 14U
feet, ninety-three; of which have been
The next wells favored with my pres
ence was the BrombduSh ice1s No:
and .. These are both, on the farm Of
MIR. Jas. Peyton. The contract on each
well is for $50 feet, and each are about 45
feet deep. Next on the list came the
GEN. LEaaETr WELL.
This is being put through by Scott 81
Co. It is situated on the Peyton farm,
and is n few yards east of the Brom-
baugh we'll. The contract on this hole
is for l5O feet. 1t is forty-six feet deep
ut present, with good prospect. a
few yards east of the Gen. Leggett well
is the
GEN. GRANT WELL,
owned by Scott & Co. This is fifty-five
feet deep, and has nne prospects gus
has come from this well in considerable
quantities. It is on the Kavenaugh
farm. A few yards farther east Is the
THoBURN WELL,
owned by johnson 81 Mahnn. This we'll
is on the farm of Mr.. A. 8. Ritchie. The
The contract is for 125 feet. The well
is now SAX feet deep, and is in the lime
stone strata. The prospects are good;
gas has come up, and the indications
are generally good. Next visited the
RTTCHIE WELLS, NO. ONE AND TWO.
These wells are owned by Messrs.
Ritchie & Baughman. No. is 126 feet
deep. This WAS commenced the 9th of
last March, and was abandoned for a
time. Preparations are now being
made to work il by steam. No. 2 be-
longs to the same gentlemen. and is
near No. on the Dye farm. The con-
tract is for $50 feet. The well is 7S feet
deep at present. Both these wells are
but few yards from the famous Nee
Gu wells and they are boring with
strong hopes of success. Will close
with this we'll. s.,-E
There are a great many more new
ones on my list for tomorrow. several
of which are successful ones, and one
regular squirter.
Business is generally brisk In these
quarters at present. All are busy III
sinking wells which will doubtless
speak for themselves in a short time.
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Rebel Conscience.

The Missouri Republican has the fol-
lowing:
The following is from one of the best
Editor Republican ~ am rebel, SO
called, Theoretically. I was always
glad during the war when the rebels
licked the Yankees.
lam going to take the oath, and vote
tomorrow.
The oath is legal one, established
by law, however unjust.
nocent of every item set forth in the
oath. f u
lam either innocent or guilty. Ev-
cry man is innocent legally until prov
en- guilty. L have never been proven
guilty in any Court in this country;
consequently I am legally innocent,
and am going TO swear so.
Hnrrahl for Andrew Jack-no, John
are Jack and John the same? Well,
then, hurrah for Andrew Jackson-no,
Andrew johnson. Yours, in good
faith, h. L. D., NJ. D.
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ruuera, of ,he sis1 victims...A c.il,, sad sight:

- = + Irfl1
The philadelphia Ledger gives an ac-I
count of the funeral of the Dearing fam
ilv at Philadelphia,, on Saturday: The
victims were laid out in a room in the
house of Mr.. Gartland, the undertaken.
Every possible facility was given to
view the bodies,- and at one time u line
formed outside ofthe house extended to
Chestnut street. Visitors. furnished with
tickets had, easy access TO the house.
and had full opportunity to see the re-
mains1aII of which were handsomely
clothed and cotfined, and the faces tof
which were plainly visible by the llghi.
ofthe candles burning at the head OF
the frstiIange, and ofethe Chandelier
over them. - - s. 7555si., . Il, -.
The spectacle was a most sad and sol
emn one. The deep cuts and sears
which the murderous axe had inflicted
were still plainly visible on the heads
and faces of most of the victims, though
alIIthat conld be concealed were MD
rom view. The intense feeling which,
the scene caused in the bosom of some
OF the spectators found vent IN q HOOD
of tears and none We're SO oinSenSlple 10
il as not to show aSaddened expression
Of fice. The hush and wife were
side by side, and the babe was neSt 70
them. Then the other chill ifdten- Al disS
Dolan and the apprentice boy Were
nnoDerIy placed. The silver plates on
The comm lids designated the numes OF
The streets through which the process
sion passed were thronged with people
oss an ,eGses Q At some points they block
sdati no the entire street, leaving only
rooS1Tn, an ough for the hearses and caf-
riages to pass through. !
AZ the ground there was an immense
sssahiblare. but the utmost order was
Observed land the services proceedea
win the solemnity that hetitted the oe-
mo Ssdyf the heatses and anlbulan-
ces ana removed TO the graves, the last
rites, were PERFORMED according to the
custom of the Roman Catholic Chnren'A
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SAN FRANCIsco, April l5.-Dispatches
dated March 23d, 1856, received to-day
from Mazallan, says that the French
army, eleven hundred strong, reinfOrc-
ed from Tehie, attacked Gems. Corona
and Rubi, three miles from Mazatlan,
and after n severe battle, the French
we're entirely defeated, with a loss OF
700 killed and wounded, $50 scattered
and the remainder returned to MnZat-
Ian. All,the streets in MaZatlan were
barricaded, and there was but little
doubt that the Republicans would soon
occupy the place.
vent the chief of police from destroying
nttro-glyceriue in pursuance of the or
der or the order of the board of super
visors. ~
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THOMAS THoRNToN, the father Of the
galtery-the Reporters Gallery in the
House of Gommons-has just died at
summary of the debates, taking his
post at 5 O'Clock, and sitting till / or
O'Clock in the morning, when he wrote
out his column containing the sub
stancelof two or three pages of the full
report. What a work TO begin at forty
and end at eightyI He retired year
ago ON his welI:earned pension, but
would probably have lived longer had
he kept to his work. .t.3.t .ll.li llsl ".
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BURE LIBERTY LEAD gtcOPY RTGHTe
IL / cdsl sAHlff1lnted 70 cover more suriace
1or same weight than AM; othert Try L, and
You will have no otlleEi Manufactured only
bS S1fEGbER 4 SAfEna, fRholesale Drug.
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~ For sale 6y Paint Dealers generally
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A REAIARKABLE CURE.-A young
man wanted TO marry girl out in Wis
consin, but her rich parents forbade the
match. The young man became sick
very sick-and had terrible fainting
fits. The doctors were called, and said
he would soon die, and he said he want
ed to. The father OF the girl visited the
patient, and agreed with both him and
the doctors. The poor fellow said if he
could see his Mary Ann he would die
happily. His dying request certainly
having no objections, the minister was
sent for, and the solemn ordinance of
marriage was performed before the
most solemn messenger of death should
step in to snatch away the gasping
bridegroom from time to the regions of
eternity. The knot being securely tied
the patienE rose from the bed well
man. IL was great cure, astonishing
both the cruel itparientm and the doc
tors, but the bride acted as though she
had expected it all the time. Gl
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Levi aHAYER wELL,

This well is also owned by Scott q Co..
and has already completed 81 feet of a
i5Ol foot contract. Gas has escaped from
this we'll, and all the indications are
s-ood These two last mentioned wells
Are the first to go down on the Shaver
tract. adjoining the Mcdonald farm,
AMI the expectations of the company
are realized; this will be one OF the
most prod uctfye parts of the.whole oil
region. The next place visited was the
- ssl.Is cAsrNER WELL.
This Ieaseis owned by. castner& 4 Co,
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The hGhef market price paid for Rags, FTd
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THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
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Applications fot insuTsn ,ewtIl be prompt
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HeCABE, KRAFT & CO., wholesale Drur-
RistS Wheeling, w. Va sole ProprIetorls 10
whom NIL orders should be addressed
For sale by REEiI.s KRAFT z Co. Centre
wheeling, WEST& MITCH ELL Bridgeport
Ohio. and by Dealers In Med:cInes every.
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lists. Wheeiing. sole Agent for West VIZ
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Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup. Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, Dr. StnhiA Ger
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New York, April 19.-Gold opened
at 1271< and closed at l27@l271s.
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pROoR COUNTY wELL.

This we'll is owned by G.. F. Scott
& Co. This company is composed Of
Il. Scott. Jno. Tweed and @. KimbeF-
land, ali from Brooke county, w. Vir-
ginia. They are going into the busi-
ness with the determination OF making
or IosingTa pile. They have leased SQ
acres Of splendid territory, drom all
Indications feom Levi Shaver about
three acres from Joseph Peyton. ESD,
and three acres-fro Mr. Jno. raven
and Mr.. Scott is sinking one on his
own responsibility. The Brooke connty
we'll is lust commenced. The company
contracted to make it 100 feet deep, un-
less oil is sooner reached. The next
,.,elI that i visited WAS the ---------
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oNLY RKLARLE RkMRDY
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or It's kindred dlseases-dprlps the coming
The following arc n few OF the certificates
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PropFietOEs, by persons who are well known
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-l'- IhurSdayt April Il, 100.
In my letter of the 11th I left off with
the Mecca we'll No. i. Since then they
have been pumping considerable oil
from the Mecca well No. 2, and in every
respect it renders satisfaction. the oil
being heavy and of a superior lubrica-
ting qualify. On the 11th of April,
three bells struck oil, one of them, lthe
Pan Handle well,) I have already re-
ported. The others will come on my
list for to-morr6w. After leaving the
MeccawelI No. j, Invent over TO the
farm of Levi Shaver, to see the
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owned by Scott & Co. This is ffty-five
feet deep, and has fine prospect; gas
has come from this wellin considerable
quantities. It is on the Kayenaugh
farm. A few yards farther east is the
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CRooKEp TREE WELL.

This is owned by Mr.. t. .M. He'd
ding, and is on the farm OF Joseph
Peyton Esq. The contract is for l4O
feet, ninety-three of which have been
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Mr.. ]. +. Kuhn owns these leases and
is sinking two wells. The eastern one
is II feet IN inches deep. The western
one is 54 feet deep. Mr.. Kuhn has con-
'tracted to sink tile wells 200 feet, and
expects to find oil before he reaches
that depth. On the eastern part of Mr..
John Logan's farm is going down the
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This we'll is being sunk on the lease of
Mr.. Kimberly. The tarm from which
the lease was taken belongs to Mr.. Wal
lace. The we'll is now 81 feet deep.
They do not look for oil short of 100
feet. About 100 feet N. e. from this
well. upon the firm of Mr.. Davis, is
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THE I'coNNELsv11IE WELL.

This is owned by a McConnelsville
Company, under the firm of Bowers
& Co. This we'll is 1O7 feet deep, but as
yet, the oil rock is not reached; itcannot
be far off, however. A few yards
farther N. E., and upon the farm owned
by Mr.. Mcdonald, is going down the
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The Ottuuiwa COURIER has a long arti-
Gle "about OttuInwa." We gather that the
population OF the town is more than 5000
that it does large wholesale ami retail
business; that its manufactures are eXten-
sive and prosperous; that "ten lawyers
look after the pockets. and about the same
number OF physicians look after the health
of the community; that railroad conf
munIcations are excellent; that its schools
are MS good as any IN the United States |;
that, in short, Ottumwa is il happy ami
healthy and prosperous town. Nejudge
il is the best city in interior Iowa, except
Dcs AkDiics and Iowa City, and, may be,
Mount PleaSailt.-N nScdttte JOuTHtu.
There is twice ~ much business done in
Ottumwa than in any one of the towns
you name, Mr.. Journal.
Since writing the above we have convers-
ed with II gentleman familiar with Musca
tine, ts he is with Ottunwa, and he SAYS
we do four times more business in Ottum-
WA than they do i'm Muscatine. We be-
Iieve 1t, and now to have the Jou,naI com
pare us to such towns rs Des Moines, Mt.
Pleasant, and Iowa City, is putting it on "A
little too steep. Bat then, Link. always
wOnld have his Joke.
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Female Diseases arc csused by Scrotula In the
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Do not discard this invaluable medicine, because
you have been imposed upon by something pretend
Ing to be sarsaparilla, while Il wa ot When you
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know the virtues of sarsaparilla. For minute par
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Ayers American Almanac, which the agents below
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STATE OF IOWA, I IReyenue Stamn
Wapello County. - ae Fifty cents. canneeers
John w. Acton, Hester A. Acton, James p. Ac.
tiffs VS..
Mary Ann Acton, Amelia 1 Rsmbo and Calvin
Rsmbo, Defendants.
Said defendants are hereby notified that there
Is now on file In the Office OF The Clerk of the Di q
trict Court Of Wapelo county Iowa the petition Of
tain lands described In said petition be made anon
said Petitioners and Defendants as the heirs and
widow OF James Acton, deceased, according to law
And unless You appear and answer said petition on
before noon Of day Of the May Term 1866 OF
said court, the prayer OF said petition will be grant
ed ana referees appointed to partition said lands
among said parties as claimed In said petition
April 1866, -wiw. "
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Americans not only do their own fight
ing and voting, but their own perfuminp
Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus" has
attained celebrity never achieved by any
foreign perfume IN this country, and even
Europeans admit that it excels any of the
extracts made abroad. Sold eyerywhere
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THE II. & NJ. RK. EXTRNsIoN.-The
work on the Il. & NJ. Road west of the city
is progressing satisfactorily. We under
stand that the contractors expect 10 have
the grading to the bridge, four miles, fin
Ished in fey days. ofthe six piers of the
the bridge, four are finished and the other
two are up some six feet. 1t is beiieved
the road will he completed to Abba, TWEEN
ty-live miles, by AUGUST at the lntest.
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UIGlI's PATENT FLoURAND SAUCE SIF-
TER.-Patented july, 18th lS65.-J. $.
Courtney and b. +. Pixley, OF Mt. Pleas
ant, Iowa, having purchased the right OF
Des Moines, Henry, jefferson, and Wap-
clio counties, are prepared to furnish the
citizens of Ottumwa and the county with
the above Seive, and are for sale at Nc
bride Il Bros. also at the McCory Mills
where the Sives are being manufactured.
April 10 Va
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES perfect fitting gar
ments manufactured at Temples Mel
chant Tailoring and Clothing establish
ment, have secured for this house an es-
neutrality-suspicious.. The old settlers {"
being aware of this fact, we make the an
nouncement for the benefit of the many
new corners who are avery day locating in
our city.
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1NsANE.-For people to allow affections
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except by long and expeDsiy. course of
medicine, or, what is worse, by surgical
operations. SWANS Morning Beverage
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