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BOARsD Os' PovICC.

Our Board Of Police has been in
session for the last three days trans
acting business Of Importance to the
county. We are gra,ifcd to record
that amongst other acts worthy to be-
mentioned. the Board made ample
provision for Informing our yolun-
teers. The Board issued scrip. to
the smoun, Of s12 80 for each yolun.
teer who has been mustered into
the service Of the State, or may
hereafter be mustered in and belongs
to Companies organized in this cOus-
~.
This script is to be issued in am.
cunts from s25 to 800, and ran be
taken BY persons wishing to cOntri-
bute to the volunteers anil used in
~ payment Of county tax. and the
ssFiDs not 30 used will be cashed from
~ sssnty fund whenever there j.
msasy In the treasury to NEE. the
nue. This patriotic action on the
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Y8g WggELI PBAOLB 8YBR,

4 A. iy
tttfaf aH Ha rifR 81
Haflf m catch fnfsy flalfi
n0ey aia matttfH Whaf.fff th6
ttIiaf Hii'ss hHmy rf l0ffi
mah f4i Hi Hf aff VII ia
mtefealsl bg mtffal Hs ani ihs
f1tf.Ie .'i.f Aaf ma i4ta found
w flf Amy NJ RnlHfoht Nhr'erff
nov if mi ihi tf IN iha 0ltNfn
mont fhf wlafnl ffaef If feaf 10
.nIa aHfHrft Fftfrf Wfqfi w Nf
.ll0m taht fharh men musi I
~ ltuan fha sltfft This h1O
tsll understood
iasHy se desire m cant IN Worth
erin people hethsf iho fetal tfrpf n
undertaking souihwhofs Tho
mthffh ftties, combined, con.
HIiuie 70 poteffl nation sou.
them mrn afo accustomed ~ tho uto
VI arms Tho South V able 70 fato
u great army ibe men Will vi be-
found brave, md NJ least ~ highly
.killol IN military tactics ~ oar
Northern men they have oNicors
fully ~ able ns W. cnn muster They
hnye ne much monoy ~ they need
fof thr present. There are iwonty.
dyo millions ~ dollars ne lonst N
pcric in iho Southern States, and IN
mac OF need. Southern troops would
take pay IN bonds or shinplastors.
however deprecated They can rais'
plcuty If corn, pork, and ycgctablc'
Tor their subsistence. They CON
moncc the war with u capital o
thirty or forty million. Of %repudiatcC
Northern debts. They nrc thorough
ly persuaded that they are right, an'
chat their cause is The cause Of Go,
and independence, Some Norihcrl
people suppose that negro slavery !
n source Of weakness to the South
This Is only conditionnlly true !
crate. scientifically filed With paper
dry kindling wood. aud good coal, !
quite likely to blaze into u flame if
match be applied beneath. But unit
the match Is applied it Is rs dead a
. wet log. Who has asked the Sou
thcrn slaves to look out for then
s%nlNnsl
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Armed Neutrality a. viewed by
the Enemy.

The pcstilcnt faction, of which
Abraham the First is constituted
king, il foaming with rage at the idea
that any southern border State should
dare depart SO FAR from the dogmas
Of abolitionionism as to decline cnga-
ring in their bloody crusades against
the gulf States. They denounce ''arm-
ed neutrality" as worse than treason,
and pour out volumes Of vitupcration
upon the heads of all Union men who
refuse to be the timid and unscru.
pulous tools Of Lincoln.
Va find the following defiant re-
bukc given to the Hon. John Bell
and even to the sovereign common.
wealth of Tennessee for their sup
posed attitude Of neutrality, in the
columns Of the New York World,
which commenced It's career . few
months back ~ u religious:
"Lct John Bell and Tennessee be-
ware. They cannot remain neutral.
In peace neutrality is less than man.
Is. in war it is ~cowarily. When the
Government is waging war against
the traitors who would ruin it, fol
border States and border men Il
standncutral is to abct treason. The,
cry peace, but theac is no peace
Fort Sumter has been bombardcd
pickens bcscagcd. Harper's Ferr,
seized. Norfolk destroyed, and yc
We hear their pulling petitions 70
peace. As If peace were possible, q
II war had not been begun by bandc'
rebels and was not still waging.
LET Tennessee choosc-for tn
; Union or agains, it. Let John Bel
choosc-loyal,y or treason. Peace
able Secession is impossible hall
way allegiance is impossible. Wha,
; ever their choice. the result to us
finally the same, for the issue Of III
: war is rs inevitable rs fate I: but I
: them the two dcstinics are as wild
assunder as the poles"
This is the return Of gratitud
which the earnest and untiring cforI
! Of the Tennessee Union men have !
far ELECTED from the hircling serfs
northern despotism. They arc to-
that neutrality is impossiblc-,h'
!. there is no middle ground-and thu
the issue is ''lcvalty or treason.
! We feel confident that their spirit
southerncrs. as brave sons Of a mob
= commonwcalth-will be awaken,
!. within them by this vile imputati'
y upon their manhood. Who SO base.
|" who so hesitating-so ccwardly. al
!. un~principled as to speak Of Uni
hereafter with tha, foul congregati'
y Of northern poltrocnery, who 10
" amid the realms Of abolitiondom 2
,el Memphis Appeal.
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rnrl a. lnp.

Mf.l.l 5fIfl 'Hf
.sIg r.s,I,gg
I'IrtH t1r Hfr frTffr t.n'
Guar. nnut mthny
.II.. M. ..rt .tt roruIIf aNppf.
800.
~ $50 fI.. tH I.'fiy If rlh
rH.t lotion lfHn nIr
I.I. t w.
.I..l
w
pong l0.u VI. NA Count i.t lnI"'n
county
q NJ " ...fH 4, HuW Pmo
VI.
lr Iafr iu., received
,.r lturuittt glih ult.. request.
,n nate .L0II Court iu Ptuoll
ptf0r REGULAR tIupthis sprue. Tho
tInt ,on ur,r Irrm un
..nt,. r.uly. and rlrrI orcuirc
.rli tl,C Circuit Court r,r your county
.lnpll not be holden tha Spput /
.b.lI therefore. not attend 10 hold
you Cont M the REGULAR time, bnl
oII hold a .ncclal term if thonphl
advisable M ,omr aptnblc time in Tho
eour.c If tbc summer.
Irupdcrstopl that somc unror,u.
nate men are in iail for small crime.
ar misdemcanors. and aro unablc "a
Give recornlzancc. If this i 90. |
hereby authorize AMI direct. that for
.ucb ogcn.cs lonlv, the Sheriff dis.
ch,rce ,be,n from i,il mon tbci,
own rccocnizancc-eech for himself
giving his own recoenizance. en-
NOT think Of pcrmittinc men. for mis-.
lemconors or small crimes. TO b,
confined IN ioil for six months whe,
il i the misfortune Of the State /,
be- in n condition in which il il adyis
able to disappoint the holding q
Courts. Such ininstice mu.t M
b,nnen. ,bourh shoull bnve :,
max, a nreccJen, for ,boir %rc,icI
Wa ,re IN tho mid. or ,,ar ~ bol,
as that Of 10; and for the snccessf,,
n.;n,.,..,, =, III, 49,. Ill. 49,,
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MEMPHIS. May 4, 1861.

Wm. ~ Pepper, Esq:
DEAR SiE--Col. White desires me
to say that he lad inquired into the
rumorcd instruction. and finds that
Governor pcttus caught the rumcr in
a purely accidental manner. No one
in you section is blamed.
Respectfully,
y. MgRiwEArnER.
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ORDERED TO ,OnsNTu

We learn that four thousand troops
from Mississippi have been ordered
10 rendezvous nj Coriuth, Miss. The
Sudis Blues, Of this county, are Of
die number and will leave on Satur.
day next. God and victory be with
tg.,u
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,OIIITIIIts.

W. have 10 Pauoln county about
fourteen hundred voters, and about
seven hundred volunteers l. there
o county in the State that can beat
tha
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son COLONEL.

NJ. Eitor-You will announce
the name Of NJ. :. WARD. rs u can
diiatc Tor Colonel Of the 5lth Rcgi.
mcn,. Election on Saturday the
18th Of May. MANY Worms.
Nav :, 1861.
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nA.We are informed tina, the
"springpor. lnvincibles'' were mus.
tered into service last Saturday. and
no, having seen any person from tina,
place lately VI, can no, state further.
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The Pamela Vinlicators' are
crcby ordered to meet for drill al,
Pamela, on Saturday, the llth Of
May. by order Of the Captain.
G. W. GRAvgs, y. :.
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,.tfI atJ a.. aI
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'
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0YO nlmaI ,.mnan
Ola. ,.mttr. formal m .r
.t.I..u. g.. ,...I
r''f. Iy NJ II
n.f ird ly We. Nu.IW Il'f. Both
.ulnp lnl.,0 waru hrnu.nlIt ,rl Nd
rt-e+tsl.iy ntt s-l ul t+
.n
Miss bradford go pro .nlInf thl
nat. aldre ..d tNo rmrHuy H. l.i
I.e
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r,r too,, as ~ it,, c'r "onr
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;a,"" Va, saiI .,a. c.n.Ja,'
'"! "o' 'JI ,I"
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',ia e. h"n r;"h,s NV WV"
I'I 'r''VI I'N "c'''
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al IT. '' ,h.l IL W.
- "' ', % !, ~
,,c f,ld, 81 onr Son,hrrn Va, =,
Fort sumter. and il should send i
thrill Of puyest joy TO every patriotic
heart. Every true hearted laiy vii
NV N'.p' you Ina' s!~Pa'"y an .. a'a =.
Scr snh"re :
X soldiers. hermit me 10 prescn, /,
You this Confederate hag-may it b,
ral.cd to the loi'iesi nights, where 4
MILD 'a'',a ~ every passing breeze
a. -. - =" d. .ai .t;.t :
~. c,,.c Ina, b,s lcJ yonr.a,n,n
band 10 the battle field. think. too
Of the dear ones ut home, and %rcsolv,
never to dl'ra'r while their IS . BIacl
ra','n u'''" '"e nov ~
hid yco God .,ecJ anJ b,;i Won =
champions Of Freedom,
The address was delivered in
clear and distine, voice. and the rule
Of ora,ory and defamation ma.
beautifully observed.
On rccciyin, tho aa,,. Cant. Foot,
J in behalf Of nj. companv. respcnle
to the address Of Miss Bradford in
} Lr;.e La, ,1,.,,,, .nl ,,,,t;,
spserh. and committed tho a,,. ~ .,
! len wb;,,er. vbo mad. some ,r,r,
, ,ri,,. ,ou.rt. =, roc,;,;n. ,ho 80,
+ WI. ~. - -
r. "." IVY 'V'VO",V, " NV P'
seh'a'''n we're o'er' 'ol' j. r. III
mons, Of Sardis. addressed the COZ
g pany. Ills sueech was well suited
/ Tho oee,.;o, ..J u,. ho,r,av :,
.a.la.a.L...ns -, -
'"'"''''S'''a"! aPP'a"uco' -
simmons h1S lone much Tor the VI
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Tho sherd viii hold 100 election ~
si mlry 'hc 2ilh Deg ~ Mty i.0l
ffo na Calan.l, one liof g. a0''
anl om Nnif, CIV thf tll n.tpnl
NJ Missile rri Mlna l.l. ell l
op.nol nt tbo u.Gll rtau 0f holding
elections
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n TlF elIlor IN IN JaTE IN
MI IN bunom ~ che Randi
Indicator. 90 Tues la.'
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For incidental expenses "f tie Innrter'nas'sr
department three hundred siNty-iivO thousnna Ah"
thirteen dollars and eighty cents. -,
For transportation OF the army and its supplies,
two miilontwV hundred nId hity-tour thOusaiu ole
hundred and eighty-siN dollars and e'ghty-""e
cents.
For transportation Of officers baggage; ht'oen
thousand three hundred and siXty-seycn dollars;
For purchase Of dIagonn horses, two hun9tGu &c. anu
ninety-sevcn thousand three hundred md thirty
five dollars.
For clothing. camp and garrison equipage' one
million, three hundred Rne fifty thousand one nun
dred and fifty one dollars and thrty-eight cents
For current expenses Of ordnance serVlce' twenty
thousand dollars.
For ordnance. ordnance stores. and supplies hClu
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops io"i
hundred thousand dollars. , ILL.,,
For manufacture of arms, sixty thousand dollars.
For increasing the manufacturing capacity OF inc
national nrmory, fifty thousand dollars.
For purchase Of gunpowier and lead loFtS 'n""-
sand dollars. ,.,
For purchase ofNrtillery horses, twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
For hire of quarters for troops, Of store onsss ior
the safe keeping of military stores, Of grounds LOT
summer environments, and for temporary huts one
hundred and fifty-eight thousand two hundred ana
eighty.three dolIIrs and eighty-One cents
Sec 3. And be it further enacted, That all aPpto,
priations and all provisions Of law herein contained
Applicable to three years volunteers shall apply 70
two years volunteers and all other volunteers Wnu
have been or may be received into tile service oil tle
United States fora period exceeding three mohthS'
Approved, July IL, 1861.
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Sec .. And he it further enacted. That every per
who ahal he RppoimtedHs7staut pay ia7ter shnl,
at the time Of his appointment De hot less man
tweutv-onS years Of age more than twenty-siN
wears and that. previous TO his appointment, his
plly steal mental and moral qualifications shali be
inquired into and h'voraiy reported upon by a
board Of pay masters appointed for that purpose by
tile secretary Of the Navy, and under such rcguln-
tiens rs lie may prCscr'Oe' ,,, =,
Sec g. And he it further enacted, That the Hnnu-
nj of pnvmasteTs shall be follows viz:
ON duty ut sea- for the first five years after date Of
commission one thousand three hundred dollars; af.
ter five years from date Of commission one thousand
On other duty, for the first five years after date oil
commission, one thousand dollars; after fiVO years
from date of commission; one Thousand TWO tuhuIeu
On leave of absence waiting orders for the tirBt
five years after date of commission, eight hundred
dollars; after i've years from date OF commission one
thousand dollars; and when attached TO vessels LOT
sea service each assistant paymaster shall DO entitled
to one ration per day.
after the passage Of this act no commanding oilcer
of any vessel in the navy shall be required TO per-
form the duties Of Paymastsr or assistant T,eeSt bv
death otherwise, in ships at sea or on orei1n sta
lions, on the Pacific coast of the United STATES
the senior officer present may make an nCunE mp
nOintment Of any fit person TO perform the duties
until another pAymHster or assistant paymaster
shall report for duty. Any person performing tue
duties Of nav master assistant paymastcr in accor-
dance with this section (but not otherwse) shall De
entitled to receive the pay OF such grade whist so
Sec .. And he It further enacted, That each as
sisttnt or shall upon his appointment, enter
into bonds in the amount of ten thousand dollars
with ut least two good and sufficient securities ior
lie faithful performance Of his duties, and that
Eistant pRymastors shall have rank and precedence
with assistant geons not passed, and that all ap
,ointmPuts to fill vacancies in the corps OF paymaS
iers shall be made by regular promotion from the
list of assistant pHymastcrs.
Sec g. And he it further enacted, That withinsiN
nths after the TX piratn of the present insurrec-
irI the corps of pas nasters and assistant PayEnfs
rrg shall lie reduced to the number of seVenty-hve
in the whole.
- ,,.,.r..,.nll Irlr II lgh1
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!


L O I ID,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles-Sts"
BALTIMORE, MD.
gIyIIIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
prosperous and tiourishing condition. Twice du
ring TIE last two years has it been necessary TO obtain
larger apartments Tor the accommodation of the in
cre,tsing number Of students, representing nearly
every State in tho Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
,!c.raby located buildings in the city. The rooms
are cOmmoiiOusly arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to Young
men desiring qualify Themselves properly for the
yarious duties Of the Counting II0om or to obtain
Thorough Practical BuSiHcSs Education generally are
unsurpassed, any particular by any similar estHb-
FACULTYs
L. X. LOSER,
Priucipa-LeCfurCr the Science OF Accounts, Com
meTCe, Business Customs, etc.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor of tho Theory and Practice OF Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book excepting.
n. G. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business aud ornamental PenmanshiH
5. T. WILLIAMS. Esq,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv. Z. YEATES REESE. D D.,
Lecturer Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon, .Ino p Kennedy. Hon Jos h. T var,
Hon. Thos Swami, WIN. ii. helShlcr, ESQ.,
The College is provided with Commercial Library
of Standard Works, expressly for the use of the stu
s Each Student has desk to himself and is sepa-
there Si being no vacation during tho year. Students
The time nsnallyrequre ocomplete the full course
from to l. weeks.
large and Beautifully Ornanented Circular, con-
tann UPWARDS Of SIX SQUARE PEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View OF the College, various
characteristic designs, penmanshp, Ge sent by mail
frsr of CHARGE ACCOMPANIED with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address Z. X. LOsIEK
Baltimore Nd.
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' Approyed, July 10, 1881.
fPURLIc.-No. 81

AN ACT TO provide for tho payment of the militia
and volunteers called into tho service Of the Uni
ted states, from the time they were called into
service to the thirticth day Of June, eighteen hum
bred and siXty-one.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
spntntIycs Of the United States of America IN Con-
rress assembled That there be aud hereby Is appre
priated out OF any money in the Treasury mol otl-
eryTise appropriated. the sum of five millions seVeh
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or 50 much
thereof as may be necessary, to enable the GoVeFl
ment TO pay the militia and volunteers called into
Saryic, ~ the United States, being an additional
am0unt required for the fiscal year ending June
tbirtietl,. eighteen hundred and siXty-one.
Annruyttl July Is, 1861.
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NN and after the 14th of April, 1861, the passen-
I ger Trains will be follows, viz;
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 10 A. NJ, BenwOOd at lO:3O A. M aTTiN-
ing in baltimore at $40 A. NJ. connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia New York, Boston.
and all tile Eastern cities, leaving at 6:l5 A. NJ
rivss at Washington at $50 A NJ. making close con-
uecton with the Southern lines for all parts of the
South This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltimore ut 1915 p. NJ and
Washington City at 2;ij r. NJ. arriving at Benwood
at A. NJ. and Wheeling at 6:2T a. NJ, making direct
connection with the ExpresstTain for all parts Of the
West Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wood and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including SUNDAYS Mt
6:5T p. NJ. Benwood at 7:25 T. NJ. and arrives IL
Baltimore Mt BIS p NJ. connecting with the Mail
train leaving for Philadelphia, New York. Boston,
and all Eastern cities 4:I5 p. NJ, arrives Mt WASH
ington City at SEQ r NJ connecting with the South
ern lines parts Of the South. Thstrain stops
on thewest end the road at Moundsyilie Cameron.
Huntington, Water Station Fnirmout and Grafton.
Returning. leaves Baltimore at $3.50 A NJ, WASH
inCtnn City at I:25 A. NJ and arrives at Renwood ut
1910 p. NJ. and Wheeling at 1852 p. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for all partsOf the Southwest,
West and Northwest This train stops at the prin-
cipnl stations only.
Tho Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily. except Sundays leaving Piedmont ut GAO An
and arrives at Wheeling at $40 L. NJ:
WI. SSuTn. Master Of transportation.
L. NJ. COLE. Gen'l Ticket Agent. apo
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES.
F'4sssd at he First Session Of The Thirty Sers''h
CbnCFeSS.
IPupLIc-No. IL

AN ACT to refund and remit the duties on arms I'M
ported by States.
BE it enacted by the Senate and Honss OF Repre- pre-
ssS Gsscubled That the Secretary Of the Treasury
Re and he Is hereby authorized and directed to re-
Tnua and remit the duties and imposts on all arms
irtsJ into the United States since the first day
~ Nav inst or which may be imported before tho
r.t dSy Of January next, by or for the account oil
"Ov state; Provided the Secretary OF the Treasury
~" iS,i - ti.i.6 that the said intended III
God tNith for the use Of the troops OF any state
SSbtch is or may bs engaged in aiding to suppress
the iusurrection existing against the United
States.
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An ACT TO provide fnr the appointment Of A,rIs.
taut PaymAs,sES In the Navy.

bo it enacted By the sonhts and House Of Repre-
ssntatiVos Of the United States Of America IN Con-
Grol8 assembled, That che gr3de o. gagistans pey'
~ N Sblshed, and that from and Rftor tho pas
~ Gf thtS act the President Of the United States
~ and WITH the advice and oousOn. Of the Senate
nav sppoint assistant poymAsteFg from time 70 time
n ihoS hH 81 needed Tor active service IN the ~
~ not aIeSedll thiFt5 -slG IN number
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Mnnufncturers OF Copper, TIN aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
TTAVING AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
I'll Improved facilities, better prepared now
than ever to fill all orders for any article work in
the above line of business vallies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in a snbstan-
tial and wurkmHnlikc manner. We are now paying
PARTICULAR attention to this branch OF the trade and
guarantee satisfaction in every particular. To
Wholesale Dealers offer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock of Ware is
complete, and the assortment isfull at all times We
keep stock of thelntest and most approved patterns
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at all times.
q. w. JOHNSON & son,
No.1T9 Market Square,
jy2-d&Wtf Wheeling, Va.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rnil Road.

Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
ia -
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, June 10th, lsGl; Pas
semger Trains will leave bridgeport rs l"Ilo"H'
(Sundnyh eXccited:)
11.o0 A NJ Mail 1rnin stopping at all way stntions
arrives at Pittsburgh Mt 3:4O +. NJ, anu
Cleveland at $50 p. NJ.
400 p NJ Express Train, stopping at all way sIe-
tions, arrives at Pittsburgh at $40 r NJ.
S:OS T. NJ Fast Express Train, stuppngonlyh AT Steh-
benvile. Yellow Creek, Wellsvllle ana Ro,
chester on the River Division and NJ all
stations on Main Lines arrives at Pitts
burgh at ll:35 p. NJ, and at Cleveland at
1890 A. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 9:l6 A. NJ. and 800 1. NJ, ar
rive Mt bridgeport at 4:2O P. NJ and 5:O7 A. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh at 1926 A. NJ: sos A. NJ: and
1910 p. NJ. arrive at bridgeport at 5:OT A. M' 1923
A. NJ. and 1870 p. NJ
Connections are made ms Follows:
At pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r. II. for Harris
burg Baltimore Washington, Phla-
delphiR, New York and Boston.
Al Cleveland with Cleveland TOled Il. II. for Sam
duSky. Toledo, Detroit. Chicago md
all points in the NORTH WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson
Chicago and tho NORTH WEST. With
Cleveland 4 Eric Il. X. for Erie Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
Crestlne, Delaware, Columbus ana
Cincinnati.
At Hudson with the CT. C. r. r. for Cuyahogn
Falls, Akron, Milersburgh and Woos-
At Alliance with p. Fl. w. & C. r. II. for Canton.
EIassillon Wooster, Salem, Enon. CO.
Iumbus, &c.
At Steubenvillc with p. c. c. Line and AT BELLAIR
with co. o. R.R for GAINESVILLE New
ark Columbus XeniA, Dayton, 1ndi.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, LOnisvile,
ST. Louis, st. Joseph and all points
wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 81 b
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can he procured nj the Office No. 81 Water
street. next doOrtO Sprigg House, Wheeling, Va, and
| at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accesshr by this road and ts connections
To- the East. North. West and Northwest, at Office
No. ~ Water street or with Freight Agent nt Bridge
nor, Station II. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
bridgeport O.
jim. MCCULLOUGH. President.
FIR. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. Jel2