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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

F.-cs arc scarce and much higher They mostly foJ
with .oss od 10 02gc-sOno Western at tie mark at
2JQ-6. We quote:
New-JorseJ and Pennsylvania fresh. p doz 90 930
state fUDd MARKS. +----s-9 ~
Western. and Canada p do2. GOOD 1fier. II dss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
STATE OF Nrv.YoaK BANK DEPARTMENT
AIFkxY Anil Is lHyj. \

AIFANf. AplIf 100
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant TO Chap
~ ter g3 Laws Of 1850 Il 1905 that the circulating
no., .o. 10 ~ Phenr Of the CITY o. New York. 1an nf
.ociSn iocaed City Of New fo-~il be REDEEMED At
"a m Mn. o. the BANKING Dpatuent pfrsents
Ion :. hs Ne National Bank Ia tie Cry OF Albany Tor
.it var, from 10 aae hereof sud not ihsreaicr
.p,si q. aforesAd within sr from The date hereof and an
as. he hs not be penied Tor redemption aud payment Si'nn
III III tpcefsd viii b. cha upon ID" und IN tic
hAp8. Of tho np-riniondsnt Tor that purpose
Iaw6mo aprI7 O. W. echbfbfh superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

There changes features in the butter market
There it disposition to hold The stock back both this
State aud at the West Though the rade here limited and
calls light receipts there is scarcely any outlet still
our advice 90 let IL forward little fasteras
the Win bear without breakingee the heavy
Der and entirely breok down the market Trado is
mostly In Western Reserve which sels at 393o with
fine held at Csc Late from California are unyOr.
able for shippers and very little butter going sonth-none
all to Europe Fresh State butter which through in
ice frigeraor-cars brings about 40cscme 4lc We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

STATE SEw.YoRK BANK DEPARrszsr,}
ALBAsT Apr. -, 1850.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10 Chap
~ 29g Laws II 81 1855 that the Circu ang
Notes Issued to tho BANK OF NEW YORK Bnkng Association
looted In the CITY NeuYoIk viii be eemed u By the ~
perniendsnt Of the Ranking department on At me
Abanv for ar yss om The hereof and thereafter
The outstanding Circulating Notes Of he .lid Bank must be pre-
Aforesaid within III from tr date hereof and Al
No..s which pcnted for redemption md payment
within The time thu, specified VIA cease 70 Dc estsS upon ' "1
IA the hand, q IL. supeEneuleni iof that pups.
IAw6m Apl7 o. w. SChDfLEh superintendent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

Totsi 80 ~ %
STATE Of keV iork Cy and County u Nec York RICHARD
WILLIAMSON President, and GEORGk w WlLLkTT Cashier Of
The BUNS Head Bans Institution located and doing buuess
al CITY h ID. aid county being dny and .svsr.y worn
each for himself aith that tho respecis true state
msnt Of hecondon Of the said Bank before the tTancn Of
business morning Of Saturday the Thsh Of jane. One
Thousand Right Hundred aud each aud Of
the items aud pa shove specified according the best Of ks
knowrdss belief business sad Bank
and 10 transacted at the location aforesaid.
X WILLIAMSON President
.'''.'..'.''''s': q. w. WlLLETr, Cashier.
5cEsr severaly subscribed and by both depo
. nents, the twelfth day Of Jolly 1856
:...............: joins Bouros. Notary Public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
NHE DUNDEE MISUNDERSTANDING COMpANY

sye the attention OF Manufacturer their Water Power
the town Of Psssac, NewJeey. tide mica below
Paterson, and eight miles Newark ado Railroad
and within 10 mite. Of Hoboken and Jersey City
City Hal. NewYork.
They have head and fall Of high de with the
whole Psssae River and reservoir OF three hundred
The mi sites aud
OF navigation both bead and tail
The abundant and permanent supply wa,en midst Of
g. popuaton,uAs nav gable rvrrwh rs proximity TO
the City Of Newfors communicating with by p,nk road rail-
road and by water render II the advantageous location
uiactorirs IN the country.
Applications be made FDW j. C. ATTERBURY Pres
dent Irsrton NJ !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
A. Y. Wholesale Pnce. or Country Produce.

WEEB BINDING July II, IEb6
fEspressly 1HK ~. I. TRIBUNE by Reporter
The following the current Of articles in condi
ton as sold bv commission houses wholesale Shippers
receive TO less deducted for commissions beside
and other charges Parties receiving produce SELL
often with the request immediate returns be made
sways obtain tie prices which transient buyers pay.
oar guea are intended more FOX the farmer than tho
chant I'd we prefer TO dappont by giving the outside
prices OF very choice articles
gEAEs AND PEAS.
Medinn henns are not ceiling as well with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
gEAES AND PEAS.

Medium beans are not selling web, with the
market Some hdd at So while Others are offered much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

- matter ofTHE ENERGREENS aural cemetery ineoToraed
under the EMIT ei N Act Authorizing The Incorporation hr.s
Cemrt~ry As,ocous" pl.,ei April ~ lSi1. NOTICE TO
CREDITORS 81 order o. this Cont mpd IN tie ABOVE
entitled matter Special Tenn thereof he'd m the hrs to1y
Cour oue the ,h Gay o. May 1906 public motive ~ tsgy
claiming Be creditors OF the corporation Of ho
veisroens present exhibit their sPeeVe m zoe nde
the said order his oc-, No seane-
tho Civ OF grook 18Th day Of July lt6j n ~ eo
IA the viii: the evidences IN urPoI, o. eT S
claims order thai the epect.vey due 70 sad redof
thereaer liability OF Indebtedness then 't
.gnd creditor CItdo s
fns TO present and exhibit their cim the kline I'D
excluded from the benefit o. The pgocedng
had before underged referee under the said Dsiso
PHlLO RUOGLFs Referee
JAxxs Maurice for Receiver No o5Wslst. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
Ghances for Duslncss iiicn

A SSIGNEE'S SALR-I oiIer FOR SALE for cash
~ the stock In trade fAturr Lease d Good WIN Of the bust
Of the late hrm o. W. c. X HEGck. assigned to me for
the benefit consisting i1 Of foreign aud
domestic stationery Uar the in inyentoed
price directed under kt the No. IS
Johnst before o l day OF Juy 1876 which place the
the De examined. Dated July
D. li6s {. s. M.SrCOrr. Assignee
NOR SALE-The BUSINESS and STOCK of a
4 HARDWARE STOVE and TIN STORE. in Odn Illinois. It
crossing the o. and NJ and e. Railroad. capital Of 200
5000 will give any good business in rapidly growing
Address, with stamp, T. d. GRIFFITH Odin, Illinois
DATENT-FOr SALE, the right for the United
for single states manufacture article used In al
buildings Of but small will 200 200
Address INVENTION, Tribune Office.
DARTNER WANTED--As CASHIER for the very
paying travelling businesses IN this country association
aud but little capital rsqu cd Apply No. 65 Broadway
(Nendes Housed Room No.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
fTO CARRIAGE.MAKERS.-

For sale, the STOCK aud FIXTURES Of the well
ragemakng establishment Of Thomas George Cooke, No. IS
oranges Newaven Conn (o about retire from the bu
with lease om the of ths premises for five
buildings place embraces
Being In tire Of the few
IN close sboThood business
Of the city II desirable location hrate opportunity
offered to Is In want OF place tie business
Apply as above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
SUPREME COURT. City and County Of New-

SUPREME COURT. City and County Of New
- Yors.-lOHN \. RISrON, Plaintiff yiinst RACHEL HfiL
BRuN audi MEs VI. CROMELiN In pnfslgu- Of,
aglsmtut Of The Supreme Court Of the ste OF NewYr ae
lo0ye-euled action 9th OF June t6 ranis r.
lnssham the Referee named in thesad Judgment vii clrose
Public Auction on TUESDAY The 3t day Of Joy -
o'clock h- Exchange saesroom. No III Boeawsy.
IN tho city OF New.ioTk, by James ~ Miller. AacloreeIs
tie following described premises, AT those certain lois,
places parcels q land s,ua- yns and being IN me Fifteenth
Ward oi the ,ty of Ne,sN ORA bounded and described
follows Connen n; - tpoiut on Tie su'.y side 81 Nary
place, dnt "a Mel street thence raunna
souher with said Waveey - ee
eey and pNIe with Waverry pce a. feet 90 tie wefy
side OF NcDoua street thence uoely said street - let 70
NNeryce thence westerly along said Naver - .ti 70
IL pice o. oes And also. all those certain other t cts,
pieces parcels o Sud situate lying aud hein, IN tie Iwthsb
Ward tie City OF Newly ora bouBiei and Described a. oow.
Commencing nohrr side street dna
l2 e,t aud incLe, the ase Eeven aver e
s4steiy he norh-ry inr Turtle t
feet and inches thence running uorthy Ia line pe Nih nd
thence linz paGl wan
fnche thence souih-y pssle
eyen - and nche, point and Iss o. ts-
GINNING Dated Neis-lork. Juy 9, 100.
DANIEL =. iNGRAHAM, it,. Referee; No 100 BTosdw,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

METROPOLITAN SAvIsss BANK
No. ~ INSTITUTE lBiRD-AvE,l
NEy YORK. July 2 40
dividend NOTICES. per cent Tree rom IN Gov
Iernmeut A en nnral interest n the r. q
SIX PER CENT re AMMAN from Ooyenmen, 70, on ell suns
from be pl and Atef tie tad edns'osy N
July. ,.. -. IL
Depot. made on or before jay IN viii draw Interest from July
l., HANK open daily from TO aud Oh Mon1ay "ea
nesdsy and Saturday uiugs tom @ p ~ ,,,,,.,
w J BARNES Sscretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
priniina.
fenal Notiecs.

NOTICE Of application for the discharge OF On IN,
sovent from his deb pursuant the provisions q the tbue
ace oil hrst the hh chapter Of TIE second tt hc
Revised stltues JOSEPH EEWBORO Notice F't i-
b l6G ,rsto APPEAR before the Hon. ohares T. Dey -S
JUDI, OF e Cost Conon Pleas the City and CoIay ~ -
Vol ~ t al s5ars Of tie Court Of Common Pleas oo 10 80
in tho CRY City Of NeYork e nnh day u A1st
MS Iet.i0gF Auys for InsoyeIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
Je .gl 49, wILIAM q srAFFoRD Ran. AaOm.y.
e29 lsw6wF A. F. WHITEHEAD, Pantf's Attorney
SUPREME COURT, City and county OF New.York.

~ EDWIN A. HOPKINS Plaintiff. against
JOSIAH CONLEY and WILLIAM NJ KIRK, 80 cents Int Rev.
observation-disclosures for money demand on stamp
(Com Ser.)-To the above-namrd caDceed
defendants You hereby summoned aud
the Clerk hy and County NewYork the Cs
Hall tho City NewiOrk and to serve copy o. yoa to-
said complaint subscribers Office No 81 Essses,
Of Cedar Bank Commerce Budug In the City Of New
within days after the service Of this
day service aud you fail the ss
complaint within The aforesaid plaintiff in this scoa VIII
Judgment against you for the Of twelve hundred and
eight dollars and aen with Interest thereon from the 9th
Thousand hundred beside the
aeton.-DA,ed New York April ), 1850 MARTIN SMITH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

6roes .&i g09 $40 lNet.......... $6q4 2l2
Or Per cent on ADORE. 100000
During thess SIX years the stock of the two com
vsAies has been enlarged, but original holders have
bseh : web sss6ed with the profits. Upon the
Sunnsss Of 1885, the capital Of sii.OOOOco shows
n apparent profit from s. ISL 1893 gross Of Ol29s net
~ssssl 70 "A per cent II Congress- pssses the National
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12

thieves last night, and robbed OF seven'
teen thousand dollars, mostly in gold.
w Captain Grant, charged with burning
the ship Young, was committed to bail
in the sum of thirty thousand dollars
James Stephens was arrested this
morning ON the suit Of p A. Synnott,
who claims four thousand dollars for lee
turing and his expenses. Stephens gave
bail in the sum of seven thousand dollars
TO answer. y
\ The Nebraska Legislature, in joint ses-
sion to-day, elected Major General D. NJ
Thayer and J. W. Upton, Republicans
as United States Senator'S 1903 t's
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
Scene on the floor of Congress.

The Washington correspondent OF Tue
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel thus
graphically describes the reading Of
President Johnson last message ON the
Constitutional amendment in the House
of Representatives. lid
CHANGED to be present in the galleries
of the House of Representatives when the
message was received and read. IL was
a complete surprise. Words can scarcely
convey an adequate idea Of the rage and
dismay of the leaders of the House as
sentence after sentence Of Executive re-
buke came pealing upon them IN the
sonorous tones of the reading clerk,
piercing their sophistries as round shot
tears through the ranks of an i'll dis
ciplined battalion 1t was plain enough
to any observer that they felt the crush
ing force Of the President objections, SO
tersely and yet so courteously presented.
They knew as the last words Of the doc
ument, "signed, Andrew johnson, rung
in their ears, that they sounded the death
knell of the amendment 1t was exceed
ingly amusing to hear the malignant
utterances of the bitterest OF the enemies
of the President, in commenting among
themselves upon the style in which, I'M
asked, he had entered into their game
and delivered check-mate. Said one ::
1t amounts to this, that Andy Johnson
ism willing to recognize the validity of
any act we may pass until the rebel
traitors are admitted here among US TO
legislate for the loyal people of this
country" Another opined that the
next thing we shall see will be the rebel
Representatives escorted to their vacant
seats by Presidential bayonets p These
are fair specimens of the familiar com
ments of the Radicals upon the message.
But most provoking of all to their ears
was the cool, business like style in which
the President condescends to waive the
question as to the constitutional validity
of the proceedings of Congress. That,
they think, was the unkindest cut of all.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
From St. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, July IL. y Late adv'ees
from the Plains represent great excite
mentin The Blue river country, in CON
sequence Of the presence of a large body
of Indians, who manifest hostile. inten-
tons The whites beyond Blue river are
abandoning their homes and crops. a
raid of ten thousand Indians from Blue
river to Smoky Hill Valley, is seriously
apprehended, as there are but few troops
in the threatened locality, Gen Pope
will be at Santa Fe on the 18th instant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
From WASHINGTON.

WAsHiSGroE, July 1.-THE Senate
has passed bill to extend for three
years the benefits of the law granting
lands to the Southern States for the es
tablishment of Agricultural Colleges
1t also passed bill regulating the time
and manner Of holding elections for
United States Senators. Among other
provisions, it requires that the votes
shall be oice roce.
The Senate, by four majority, recalled
the bill for there-annexing Of Alexandria
city and comfy to the District of Co
lumbia
The House passed a resolution provid-
ing for the reorganization Of the military
of the States and territories in uniform
manner, and for the distribution among
them Of twoihirds of the ordnance stores
excepting the States lately in rebellion,
and also bill granting the right of way
to any telegraph company over the pub
lie domain. .,
An address has been issued 10 the 10y
alsts of the South, to meet in cOnven-
ton at Philadelphia in September. 1t
says the time has come when the restrnc-
ture of Southern State Governments
must be made on the principle Of protee-
ton to every citizen on basis of per
feet equality before the law; and, fur
Their, that no State Government should
be recognized as legalized under the
Constitution, that does not incorporate
this principle by organic law; and that
if the Southern men control the Legisla-
lures there will be no safety for loyal
element in the South. The reliance Of
the signers, they declare, is in Congress
Among the signatures are j. 5. Fow-
Ter, w B. Stokes, Governor Hamilton,
of Texas, G Washburne and H G.. Cole,
of Georgia, Judge Underwood and b.
Wardwell, of Virginia, Byron Latin and
d. r. Goodloe, of North Carolina, Geo.
Reese, D. H Bingham and L. J. Stafford,
Of Alabama
The State Department has received nc
official information whatever concerning
the reported insurrection on the Island
Of Cuba
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July ll.-Cotton, lr-
regular, but easier; low middling' S2e;
sugar, fair, lac; sterling, 63c; New
York exchange, ic premium; gold, $50
flour, quiet; superfne, 80 %; corn,
sitter; mixed, S5@s7lc; white, $50
81 90; hay, s22 5O@24 90; oats, SIC /;
mess pork, $35 90; tobacco, sl2 OO@
$l5 90. f5 &sE
The Mexican Imperialists say that the
Liberals will not succeed to power with
ont n terrible fight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
From Naw York.

New YORK, July ll.-Coupons, SIS Of
81, 1893; 5-2O's Of 90, 1901; do. of '64
lO5; do. of Go, 1861; Treasury notes
lO3E; N. G. (new) bonds, 63s gold
l49a cotton, dull middhngl a6c; flour
dull and unchanged; Southern, lower;
sales of 800 bbls. at from $40 OO@l6 so;
wheat, dull; No. Chicago Spring,
80 e5; new Milwaukee. 81 30; pork,
heavy, $3l 10; lard, heavy, ls3@2lc
whiskey dull State. 81 90; sugar, quiet;
coffee, dull naval stores, declined tur-
pentine, 75976c; resin, 81 5O@s 80.
A letter from Jaurez of the LIST, con
firms the statement that the Liberal
Government will be re-estsblished at
Chippewa. Hit.H
No French forces were nearer than
Durango.
Tampico is still closely beseiged by
the Liberals. -
There are rumors that the imperial
commandant at Chihuahua had been
captured. sa r.a
The Imperial Government, on July
LIST, raised six hundred thousand dollars
TO pay the dividend on the English debt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
The original Iife-sze Abraham LincOIn from Lift

Executed which has been assigned
place in
on
ding
ded,wthp opers
In0rd rhatey
Art
the Art
nj
1aa ORDER OF ISSUING CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP ,
iFr5 Of
the
F
the
'front.' the
the charming
PT ss A Four Shares csdasa the
celebrated ARTIST
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ofnestG
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
From Philadelphia.

re PHbapR1PHrA, Jolly ll.-Considerab!e
excitement was created to-day, by re-
mort of the cholera having broken onl
on the frigate Chattanooga, at the Navy
York Five men have died within a lew
days, but the disease seems to be ehol-
era morbus; but this Information is un-
founded. n iH $50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July ll.-Flour, superfine
81 so; extra family, $40 50; corn, re;
oats, 4sc; pork, $50 90; bacon, shout
ders, l63c; clear sides, 2lSe; lard, Die;
whiskey. 81 25.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
From Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, July ll.-Flour duh, trade
brands 50 25@ll; wheat dull and nom
inal; oats dull, 4O645e; corn steady,
CSC; whiskey and pork unchanged; bulk
meats firm, shoulders l5e, sides l7lc;
bacon firm, l7@2llc; lard dull. 2O@2lc;
oold lAQ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
Greatest Invention OF the Age
Being q Protection against Fire, and
VIII not Rot on.

IT COMBINES STRENTH WITH RAPID
L ity Of adjustment 10 bales Of any size. re-
curing only One-third Of a minute to tie up a
bale Of cotton.
IL being now well knowntO all the dealers in
rope for bailing cotton, that only a very small
crop OF hemp was made the past year. aud that
M consequence the price will rule very high.
price In consideration Of these facts, ali deal
ers, and those requiring ties, will do well 10 put
IN their orders for this tie soon thereby securing
asupply for the season. The indications now,
20 far az we have learned, are, that the demand
for this tie will be very large. hence the neces-
siy, Of making early orders. which. addressed
70 the manufactures,
- - BEARD 4 BRO, ST. Louis.
"a 4 STONE A MURPHY. on
go N. J. SMITH A Co, New Orleans
LACY 4 McGHEE. Memphis.
VIII meet with prompt attention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
THE CROSBY OPERA III o U Sc!
,r.1rrn Ar sly HIN DRIED rHo1s AND poLIARs

THOUSAND D0LLARSl
THR Up HuNDRE CHOICE AND VALUABLE PAINTINGSl
BY the tAmerian Artists anon
andd airs
exhibition Crosby Art
andsca
O entitled
fee DC Issued
Asoe
10 exhibition In the
eros oG
" PRAIRIE valued $4,000
Sie
which
and FAY Iantng 1Re HI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
RIO PIE TU $.

CROSBY COMPLETED HIS MAGNFICENT
hisnoble ok oil r at II
the
distribution
selected
ignfed
the
MT
% % ne
a cos not
House ndpanin a o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
From Leavenworth.

LEAvESwoRTH, July lI-Senator Lane
died to-day Of his selfiu6icted wound.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
Prom Boston.

Bosrox. July 1.-THE office Of Geo.
II. Gooding, broker, was entered by
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12

Beard A Co. are also manufactures Of the
Excelsior Fire and Burglary proof Safes.
Price lists and circulars furnished on appli-
cation. my3l-Sm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
POETRY.


f. BABY TALK.
Where's 20 baby. hess its art.
Muzzer's little barley boy.
Tnm and time into its tart,
Suck its little sugar toy.
Now we'll take il ridy widy.
Dearest, preshus, birdy. honey.
Ma won't let IL slidy Idly.
Cause 'twould hurt her little sonny
oh, you pity sugar plummy.
Does il want its story talkys
SO il sail; yen ducky tummys
Let its muzzy see II waiky.
NV. what ails its tweetest moufy.
Mama faid it's going TO ny,
Oney see its lippeys pontey.
Hushey barley rocky bye.
Does the cabbage mama eaty,,
Make its little tummy ache!
Is its little eyes so sleepy,
HiclSup keepit wide awakeF ~
Does il want To soc its daddyY
SO Il shall in title while,
See il trow its tinny paddy.
What DORIS all re blessed chileY
Ugh, you naughty pin, go way!
Unshey, deary, go TO sleep,
Mamma by Ter baby stay.
Uggy fes from baby keep.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-12
Premium,
OPERA HO USE


America
oelied
andst the building exclusive
Of the country known the
here
t
pr
Saturday. the 2@d oil
September, 1866,
will publicly made ss G
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state carefully
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the
and personal Hanalnsi CHICAGO. Juncst
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-15
Oil Matters.

We stated two weeks since that the
Campaign Oil Co." had struck oil
at the depth of 55 feet, and had
pumped, with the spring pole, in one
day 80 barrels. Since that, up to
Monday last, the company had not
worked the well, but had been mov-
ing and putting in position, for more
thourough working OF the well, their
engine and fixtures. They got them
in place on that day, and have COM
menced pumping with steam. The
yield is better than the hand pump.
ing Indicated. They gave it fair
test.On Tuesday, and it produced at
the rate Of sirty- sepen barrels in twen-
ty-four working hours.
This oil territory is on the waters
of Little Campaign creek, In Addi-
son township, the one adjoining this
on the north, and about eight miles
from town, and three from Addison
landing.
This well, 10 say the least, shows
that we have oil near to us, and that
it only requires energy and capitol
10 develope it.
Wecongratulate the company upon
their success. The members of the
company are principally citizens of
our town.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-15

E Two hundred and forty un.
settled claims, for Pension, Pay and
Bounty, were transferred from the
State Military Agency at Gallipolis,
TO the Bureau of Soldiers claims at
Columbus for completion.
Col. Royal Taylor, the com mission
er, has obtained leave of absence for
one month, to attend to private bu-
siness, during which time the affairs
of the Bureau will be under control
of r. L. Stewart, Esq, late State
Agent at this place. This will be
gratifying to those an this county
who have claims still pending, as he
will give prompt attention to their
interests. His address therefore un-
I'll Goth of April, will be Columbus,
Ohio.