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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road. Il.
tRH E -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, june loth, 1861, Pas
" sengsr Trains Win leave Bridgeport as follows,
CSundAys exesPted9
hoo A NJ Mall Train, stopping At an way stations,
arrives a Pitts6lrEh At a;40 p n, and
Cleveland ~ ESQ P. ",
go P. II. Express Train stopping at all way sta
tioIs, arrives At PittsbnFgh At $40 P NJ.
sos p NJ Fast Express Train stopping only At STEM
beuville Yellow Greek, WellSTllie and Ro-
chester on the River Division and At all
stations Main Lines, arrives at Pitts
burEii. at 1l;SS T. NJ and Al Cleveland at
10s5o A. u.
RETURNING TRAINS,
Leave Cleveland At BIS A. NJ and 500 P n, ar
rive at Bridgeport at 4=2o P. NJ and 550T A N.
Leave piftsburEh At 1855 A. NJ: Cos A. VI. and
1910 P NJ arrive At Bridgeport At sol A N, 10 p
A. II. and 4:2O P. N
Connections are made as Follows:
At Pittsburgh with PennsytVlnia R, R. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
deiphfa, New York aud Boston.
At Cleveland with Cleveland TOled 3. R for sam
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NORTH WEsT. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the NoRIH WEsT. With
Cleveland Erie R. r. for Erie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and EiAgara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati for
Crestline Delaware, Columbus and
Cincinnati.
Fails. Akron. MnleFsburgh and WOos-
At Alliance with P. p. & @. R. for Canton,
Mhssillon. Wooster, Salem, EnOn, Co
| lnmbns, &c
At SteubenVile with P. C. ( C. Line and AT BELLAIR
with CO. o. R.R- for Evansville, New
ark, Columbus, 4enia, Dayton. Iudi-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
st. Louis, 81. Joseph and all points
Witt and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915.
Pare always as low, and time much quicker thai
any other route.
Through Tickets 70 all points in the West, North
and East be procured At the once No, 81 Water
street. next door to Sprigg House, Wheeling, Va and
at Bridgeport Station
Freight contracts will be made At lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road aud its connections
to the East, North, West and Northwest, At ONCE
No. 81 Water street or with Freight Agent Bridge
| port Station. r. HAMILTON. Agent,
wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President
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rPusno-N6L
tPUuEc-So.4
An ACT 10 prUvtas tor tho appointment Of Ansil-
t.nt R.Hna..ar. n tllA Navy. q .

n q enacted by he senate and House Of Rsprs-
sVatAtiyos q tho uaioa States Of America a Gon-
gru1s assembled, hat Tie gFade q assistant pay
agteT In the uaf u The DATED States b and here
b. 4 ettlhlhol, and that tfum and altoF the pas-
So q this act the PFod0nt q tha United States
~ and With Tie aaVieo an1 oonaon. o. tie Senate,
nay appoint assistant payuaItorI ihom tine q tina
- thar ahA b lesao1 or active aaFTica n tho n
", not GEoeeAing 1hiTtFSlE n hHmbers5
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Dysentery, DIarrhoea, Relax, worms

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JOHN II. LAKIN.
eno- Y. IoHSsoN. - ~ n. D. JoaNsoN.
6. W. JOHNSON & SON,

Manufacturers OF Copper, Tin and
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Binious Disorders-Livero Complaints.

FF0m DR.. ThrodOrs Bell, If NeiV Fork City.
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g Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
p R MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. jel2
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A. D. BEDILIIO6, Agent f1r Wheeling andEicinity.
Specimen Eagrayings and Ant Journal can be seen at
the Post once. deel3
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Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH 4 PHILADELPHIA.

The Capacity Of TIM Road u now equal to any in the
. - Country.
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ORANGE PRgsBYrgRY.

This venerable body met Al O1fsd al O'Clock r.
~. on The i2ih instant. The Ia, Moderator Icing a
sent. TIC opening sermon delivered by he kes. n
Hires, iron Cor. V. i. The Rev. D. lIcny smith. d
Greensboro was chosen Moderator. There wa.. se
understand. very foil attendance Of ministers. bal lew
elders.
On Thursday business was done. 10 ctmrIianc
with recommendation ~ Presidsni Dash, ihe day
vas entirely devoted % religious services
On Friday committee was sppoiulsd 10 eonsiJsr
the pfopiicty Of making some delserance 10 ,ies o.
the present condition Of things in our country. On
Saturday morning The committee made report, and
o'clock u The afternoon vas fixed Tor IL consideration.
when the following resolutions were adopted By 40
unanimous vote.
Resoiusd, Isl. That the events that have
happened and tire circumstances now exist.
ing, render u highly expedient, II not abso.
lutely necessary, IN order to enable the Pres.
byterian Churches 10 The Confederate States
Of America the better TO perform the work
and promote the great interests Of the Re-
deemer's Kingdom committed 10 their care.
that they should establish for themselves q
separate organization distinct from aud To-.
dependent d The Presby terian Church 10 The
United States.
Resoired I'd. That this Presbytery recon-
mend TO the other Presbyteries in the Con.
iederate States Of America, the holding Of a
Convention At Augusta, Ga, on the 4th day
oi December. 1861, Cor the purpose % car.
tying into effect the obieci proposed In The
preceding resolution said Convention 10 be
composed Of delegates from the Presby.eries
10 the ratio u representation in the General
Assembly d the United States.
Rtsoiped. 3D. The Stated Clerk IL hereby
instructed to transmit copy Of these rcso.
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NE VS. ITE Ms.

MARYLAND SExTIHgST.-Tbe MARYLAND lie.
gislature have instructed their Senators 10
Congress to vote for the recognition Of the
Independence q the Southern Conieder1ey.
Southern troops continue 10 arrive ii
L,nehburg, Nas 10 large numbers.
Mssoum.--There are indications that the
Missourians intend TO fight. Il Is said Gov
Jackson will make his first stand at Boon.
Vile.
Rumors are current that the Convention
will be called together Immediately.
The Seeessionists have full sway on both
sides Of the Missouri river, from Boonyille,
AMI are well prepared for fight.
a skirnish near Independence is reported
ID which the lederslisis were worsted.
Eighty thousand Tennesseeans have vol.
unteered their services 10 Gov. Iarriss ol
that State, and fifteen more regiments have
applied 70 be received.
Gen. Buiitr Uanfs more Troops. IIagrrs.
town, Nd, June I7.--Gcn. Butler has call.
ed for $1,000 more troops.
From private letters received here from
reliable sources 10 Alexandria, the mortality
among the invaders at that place from dys.
EMERY aud similar diseases, averages very
nearly twenty day. Al thc weather be.
comes more sultry and the work Of these
scoundrels wsxes hotter, our climate will be
very nearly as eIectusl as our bullets. A
reiager, JUST from Washington, states that
there are 10000 Federal troops there. Ma
nv Of them are very much dissatisfied.
Lsnr J,oa Manassas Ggp, n Richmond Di,paiei.
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l4.0.0OO

Here + fighting population 81 two mil.
ilts Of people between The age Of fifteen and
6lty; and il is idle aud absurd 20 talk or TO
think shout eonquering Them. They are mol
shop-keepers, tailUrs, iaet0ry men, button
makers. &C, but they are al used 10 hand.
ling NE rifle anl sh0t gun from TIE aye 81
ten. When such men are conquered, they
will be like Taylor at Buena Vista. They
will never know il and must be conquered
again.
Thus much for our cause, our determine.
ton and our strength. Olr enemies may
vel believe that time will DOT weaken them
Necessity il often rude, but sometimes .
Kind master; and this difficulty With ihe
North will teach the south 10 rely upon her
own resources. Up TO 1910, Tennessee and
Kentucky ranked first and second a. the
grain aud meat States 81 the Union and
they are bo nos iar behind any. They still
rank above all others 10 mules and horses.
The south can raise fen bushels OF grain
where she needs one; and heneeforth she
wN Do il. ID feeding her people, she i
equal q am aud every emergency and the
great North west, which has always found
her the best customer, need no longer csuDt
upon her as buyer. Wien six or seven
millions d people gilbdf4s their trade fram
ihe states 81 the Ohio valley anil rely upon
themselves, hat valley must soon feel tie
damaging effects u such movement; for
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Prom he Nempi.I. Appeal.

MILITARY STRENGTH or THE SOUTH.
EDnoRs APPEAL - Tue fanatics Of tie
North who seem anKi0u. 10 enter upon . tri.
al Of strength with the South, would do well
10 inform themselves Of the difficulties 10 be
overcome before they can win success We
say nothing Of the danger 10 be encountered,
iof danger never deters men who are con.
tending 10 a holy cause. DiHieultie. how.
ever and doubtful results. will be examined
by brave a. well a. by tilnid men and they
will pay more regard 10 few stern Tsets
than % the rayings or lie absurd philosophy
Of mad men and fools.
No sensible maa will question the courage
Of the people Of the free States. All men
are courageous under SINE circumstances :
for the instinct which will spring TO tie De.
Tense Of family, home and country, i peea.
liar 10 no people, but common 10 I'll.
The American people are naturally brave.
They spring from fearless raCss-the gaya.
lier and HugBeRot and the Puritsn-lhe An.
glO saxon predOminsting in al. Their DO.
Iiussl trsinisg--espeeislly 10 the South
inculeaies love u liberty determination
to bs controlled only BY written constitutions;
and 10 overthrow even them, when they fail
20 secure the chief objects Of government
Dor people are al brave. though that brave.
~ may be, and Oi,eR il, influenced BY sur.
rounding circumstances.
II TIE sgstb we're w,ging var u sggres.
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lT' A paper isin circulation aiming Pre-yierilns
in Virginia. which editors of newspaper. ihf,ushoal
The Confederate State requested 10 copy. iasns
the minister. anil elders Of the churches ia The Cene.
crate States IN consequence u The uniriend, action d
The General A.srmhly',. -. rereny hell il Philcl-
phia u assemble Richmond ihc 2uh n LILY. 10
advise and recommend MEASURES 10 a.reiin lie sense
Of Preshyiersns in resard the frMa,iOn Of Grner.
al Assembly 10 The Confederate sisis..
such meeting wc consider entirely unnecessary. IS
the formation II General As.culS q ibc Pc T. i,iitn
churrh ID the coatsdaraie siatrs sccm. N mea..
ur atc4Iy tclnpcd upon. an ini,ate,y steps have
been taken hs the Pesyiery Of Oaase a will be sen
By their proceedings in uief place, aud p,fhas +,
me or isn oilef Pfestyicsegs. anl .,nh,s. vii 10
~ 40 Il them Il their faI sessions. Thi, vii u IL
regular uef. anilerc occa,ian ~ svcaier haste.
Br.id-, The shh % Iny !. .hor rnlier 81 ID lie
churches /, be iteaedy represented and partial s.in
a1aii he af Inning force. Tie iaeon,.nsncr IN,
Tie c,peu.e u attending the ,ateiinr I;iri,nlon1
thrrrffr, il our opm,n, might vel " dsl.rise,
viii.
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SECESSION OF THE lNDlAN TERRITORY.


SECEssIoN or THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
We had the pleasure yesterday of an IN
trryew with Mr.. John a. Peel, who has just
returned from Fort OuacbiIa, IN The Indian
Territory. Fort 0uachita. he informs u.
and all the other forts IL the Territory. we're
evacuated by tie Federal forces before the
arriva! 81 the Texas troops under Col. Young.
The company 10 which Mr.. Peel belonged,
the Dral.shnt Rangers, from Jefferson, Tex.
a., captured fourteen wagon, belonging t.
Emory, cum ndnh which hitl been lett be
hind. 4 company from Fannn tuuntv also
captured several wagons. Emery. hailidg
the Texans in lose pursuit of him. threw
away guns, ammunition and Gnrrnmenl
store, Into The Oatchita river, FIRST de,t ~
ng the guns ~ breaking tie locks and tax,
ius them to pieces. The enemy left At fuii
Ouachita larg" quantity n cioiling. ."me
provisions an nne field piece. Al Fort Ar.
buckle, alsn. they abandoned ,ariors CIV
eminent ,tnres and supplirs. ma,t II winch
were stolen mi carried aasy b. the Indian,
before tie Texans GOT there.
After taking pos,rssion II Fort ArIaekle.
it vas garrisnnrd By eomplny 81 Chpriam
aud Chckasaw Indians under Capt Mckln.
ney. Fort Olachita VA. glrti>nne b, the
Dead hot Ranger, unhrt CAPT. MaybrGr.
Mr.. Peel also inform. Us that Tie Chlcka.
"a VS. held council on The 9Th Of MAY. aud
formally dissolved their connection With The
United State. Government, aud issued
manifesto 10 The Choctaws. Crreks, ChrrD-
kee, and Srmmules. AMI 10 tie Reserve In.
dians, advising them 10 seeede from The old
Union, aid TO peiilipn the Southern Conlrd-
eracy to be received a. a distinct 0rgdniLed
Territory, in.,rad Of an Indian Territory.
The friendly Indians are al IN favor u i.
They had ordered Of aIi The Yankee mission.
aries IL tie cplniry. Tie Indian. al.n tnos
30 tNo Abuliilunisl. fram Northern Texas.
one Of wham va. preacher, aud hang them
The lorts WEIR all to b. gatrisoned 10 tsrn-
/ " DAYS. in accordance with treaty made
with tie Reserve Indians.
7 Mr. Peel iurthfr states, ii illustration ~
the spirit Of the Texas irnups. that within
torty.eight hours after the news came across
the Texas burtler that the Kansas bandit,
Montgomery, was coming down, there we're
10. 900 men ander arms Io started immrdi.
atrIy 10 met him. lie s,y. that. instead ui
there bring any AbDlilioni-ts 10 Northern
Texas. the people are unanimous Tor tight.
ing. and al classes, including preachers,
were eager for the fray.
Aew Orleans Crescent, June =
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lutions to the Stated Clerks Of the several
Presbyteres within the bounds Of the Con-
federate States oi America, with the request
that they be laid before the Presby tcrics al
their next regular meeting.
The following. resolution was ALSO passed unanl-
mously,
Resolved That this Presbylery do hereby
express their warmest sympathy with our
officers and soldiers, now engaged In strug-
gle for the maintenance Of The rights Of the
people of lbe Confederate Staiesoi America,
aud that we recommend that continued prayer
be made by our people to Almighty God to-
his blessing upon them, and upon our rulers
and for the speedy establishment q an hon
orable peace.
In view Of the distracted condition Of our conntiy
and the ohsirueled intercourse with the North, !, wa
recommended that two collections he taken ~ during
the next year for the, Domestic Missionary cause, AM
ha, ii be len discretionary with the sessions o. 10
Churche. whether not any other collections be laAef
up for the Boards.
II was also
Resolved, That our churches be requested
70 procure a. many DiDicr, ieslhhehls, ah'
othrr religious books as they can, and Tor
ward them TO the chaplains connected will
our church in the forces OF North Carolina
and Of the Confederate States, for eireula
ton among the soldiers.
Two young men, William ". KilpatiCk anil Alex
ander kirkland, were liccncl TO preach the Gospel,
The next regular session Of The presbyicry i 10 I
held a, Oakland Church, Johnston county, OF fiidi
before the meeting Of The next Synod.