New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
sw 0rIsaus 1xty Crescent 1nesaay aAomiag ar g. 1885,
COAL AND MINING COMPANY.
T1PPER OUACHITA, COAL AND MIN.
INC COMPANY
Splendid Opportunity for Investment.

UPPER oUAcHITA, COAL AND MIN
ING COMPANY.
Splendid Opportunity for Investment,
ad ess Il 'as ss
eye nerupd By the bsasne out ~ ss5s I wks ysre how
the Companys property was destroyed agency or
The consist, of
Union parish La open ~eh to nssean se9as
Th % Ii
and II 81
The lower corresponds with the lever of the river
he Garsyvs s Eaeh @ ss5s Of s should
S nss IN Gsu b r"r ,e ra aar 4
force Of 80 iners mining a. the rate Of 100 bushels per
day would produce l25 100 bushels per month or per
b o5.s ' Front H. II Get s s5. o. ss5
and Tn to @ mS Ds be % s
and the mines month or twice tia. number OF 70 the
Depot for @ the The p supply ssses Memphis vesssas and
es and the total Iegnt charge Would not Be Quite
S bs asosns s e., 9
go bbs coal, at 50e per bbl =: si2eSeS o6S
tai the balance would be equal 70 dividend Of 80
per cent on the whole capital stock OF SoO on which the
order show the Of the coal from the upper
ing is submitted:
ANALYSIS OF PROFESSOR J. L. RrDDELL.
This may certify that hy analysis find compact DARK
9uaeha river arkansas BY H Norris to contain when
Volatile combusble natter producing pyrogenous oils
rxed c,rSsu ~ o. % ~
Ash. $50
100 90
There be question Of the value of this COAL
'A'" j. L. EIp6EIps s Professor Of G cbemistry
Medical Department, University Of La.
PROFESSOR GEsNERs ANALYSIS, ETC., OF COAL
FROM oUACHITA RIVER, ARKANSAS, FOR THE
UPPER oUACHITA COAL COMPANY.
The coal is of backish COLOR partially shining
ture uneven and imperfecty conchoida- Specific
being 1000
100 y vs sGfEsge of four
water oils and uncondensed gas. Observation-Disclosures. 50 80
FIXED cabon...., SO 40
Traces Of sulphur-icss oSS
10000
I The coal Vas submitted to dry dsatGn in an iron seSrt
ffssssEs
thick s9 Sd Of the butter when the hermom
next distilled the crude oil and treated by method for
the production 9 hydroearbon lamp oil and parne The
onsp lamp oil gallon n r9ss nesry the rate G
gallons ton nearly Paranc gallon lbs, 4O lbs
lamp was tested in one of the ordinary coal oil lamps
1ra % efps In its o 5nnng % popsrss to any in the market
quality s melting point beng higher that of paraf
ply nearly all the fuel required for the the oils
evaporang efficiency production Of steam For
these purposes it equal in value to other GOALS 1t might
Pul6e1 Of hours @ against in other kad Of eo
gave strong and durable heat
The oaaeha chit coal does aggutnate much in burning
cokes on on the Fs There much fame and the ame
have The coke oo lbs viii cor tnue to burn
posed q clay lime and sca Asa "N'e anu 'nisnS COM
It. will be seen by the foregoing that the ouachi.a
% to & ssmbUats Ss1 for kindes ueEly
short notice Its application practical purposes
secure f.. aEsSn Chemist
"a William street. New York. Oct II, 1866
It will be seen that of this coal will produce
l40 pounds parafine worth Soc. per pound SO 90
z 6S gallons ln%P oil at s9s @ per gallon l9
ou,.ts. cos. of production s's! 8 8;
Profit per ton s76 o.
The profit tons or one days dsl,a on would b
$6v which in Of three hundred working days wou
Ra'as
s56o must be remembered also that the land
worked that above the upper
oil eighteen inches
pipe clay yet found in the United States that
dcations OF petroleum. pronounced exceedingly favorable
Professor Gesner who has studied the
more thoroughly and phlosophicay than any other man
The Company propose to raise s75 devoted t.
the opening and practical working of the mines particularly
| SHARES OF STOCK FOR SALE AT S75 PER SHARE
| DISCOUNT OF 25 PER CENT.
The stock books will he opened Immediately the office
+ @ sa At @ be
and Treasurer W. Vi 'do M PSGRARb + I fssasn ss
NJ. F. BIGNEY, Secretary and Treasurer