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Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOCK---.....-.-......S5 10000
FHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
Il pose Of advancing the great mining intsrestsJs
our State. We do not profess 20 be governed BY
purely Philanthrope motives IN initiating this
torprise- We believe that the stock can be made to
pay large dividends and At the same time real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
Velopiug and making known the astonifhinE mineral
tot our capital invested In any other buIineaa
We shall make the ONCE Of our Company q ttm-
Pete mining bureau Of the mineral TesOurCe q The
state. We have power under our charter 70 Iur
chase and sell mineral lands wherever i5rnfei in
Missouri Great Inducements will be offered to cap
itaists and mining adventures, who desire to pur-
chase and work paying mines, by dealing with this
We reSpsctfuIly solicit the attention Of all who
have mineral lands for sale 20 send q statement
Of the bame describing the kind Of minerals their
4Rds the number Of acres the location. and the low
We shaiI work only such mines a. pay largely, bat
shall open and prove most OF the lands sell Ths
Doos LOT suDseFiPuon 70 the ttoek are nov opee AZ
the once Of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merehanfa' Bank. entrance
No p Locust street An Whc feel interest In This
subscribe. Those wishing stock, living out Of the
city, can secure Il BY enclosing tan per cent Of tn
amount wanted 70 the President or Treasurer.
Henry D. Bacon, Esd Matthew Butler, Esq,
Alfred Olapp, Esq5 LIB. HhTTOOd. ESq7
}o,sph s5 11ihGg Eq7 s.5s L gsss. e e..
ERUs4EEs:
n. BUTLEk, TTeaa. ALFRED CLAP. Prss't
The above prospectus has up to this date been
published In only one OF leading paPe1 tor ten
days. No extnl Efforts TO get stock taken have been
made; yet the public % well appreeiate the sound-
Of the enterprise that two hundred tbous-
and dollars OF the stock has already been taken We
would briefly that the shares SIS each, paid
In full, without further liability; tranEerabe By de-
livery, registered only when dividends are reeeiVed
Any peEsOn having money TO spare, can BY the Pur-
chase OF sldros IN the Missouri Mining Company
make investment that viii pay largely. and bold
stock that readily converted into eash
answered. mh3O-dkW2m
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CIV. JOHNSON & SON,
SIanuGaeturers of Copper, TIN an
Sheet LINN nYnr

6heGL AEuh ware
HAVING AYAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
III improved facilities, we are better prepared now
than ever to MI all Ordors for any article work in
the above line Of business. Halios and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in a slbstan-
tial and WoFkmanlike manner. we now paying
particular attention TO this branch OF the trade
can guarantee satiEfaetion in every particular. To
Wholesals Dealers we can otieT inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere Our stock Of Ware Is
keep stock Of thelatest and most approved patterns
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand At all times
CIV. JOHNSON son,
No.ITo Market Square,
-ty2-dkWtf wheeling, We.
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LoHN T. LAKIN,

,lsueeessor to Wheeler 4 IAkin.l
UTIDb RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection Thursday, March 29th, a new
and well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Gassimeres and Vestingsl
Also complete assortment OF GBNTLEMEN'S FUR
The patrons Of the old firm, and tine public In gen.
era respectfully invited TO call and examine my
stock before making their purchases Iintsnd SELL
Ing at small profits TO caah and prompt purchasers
Thankful fer the patronage bestowed upon the old
arm, solicit continuance Of the same Tor the new
establishment JOHN 7. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
mh2s-4Wd o.Io2 Main st. wheeling, Va,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-12
ID II [ G. III L O n.

a. ~ ,l~i ICED, a. ~ ~ - The flv. Ia trs.i- !
s'f o. So is-l - -sr,g- IL -le Cs1l.Ts 81. L.
Az iia Tide TAXED in the li>f cli ii
90 liz >lrieT. Tie Collector 81 Taxes fI said Ian "a
.Ii t;sl. -; The eighteen hundred AID -Af -
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Gen PHELPS AND THE CoNTRABAND.-A
gentleman up town, who the other day missed
his "boy,' learned that the lad was at Car
rollton. He at once repaired to the headquar
tiers Of Gen Phelps and stated his case-that
he was in search Of runaway negro. "You
have lost man, have you9" observed the
general, inquiringly and dryly. "Yes, sir"
responded the other. "Very WE'LL" said the
general, "the negroes are over yonder; if
your boy is there, he can 60 with you if he
wishes" The gentleman asked further that
a guide might be sent with him, as he did not
know the road and paths. "Certainly," said
the general-"orderly, call Major Scott"
Presently the major presented himself, and
the general instructed him to conduct the
gentleman to the negro camp, and assist him
in finding his "boy" and to say to the "boy"
that he had his Qhe generals) permission to
return with his master. Thereupon the ma
jor spoke: General, l am the boy the gentle
man is in search of. do not want to re-
turn" "This is all l can d." observed the
general. The droll part of this incident is
that the general was ignorant Of the fact that
the gentleman was SCOTS master. The "ma-
jor" has hitherto been known in darkey circles
as great orator; he is now known as "Major
Scott of the black guards" Queer things
have come out of secession.-New Orleans
Delta.
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have done better for our purpose than you
have. A brigadier general OH your side loses
the battle of Manassas, and is made major
general and given separate command. One
of our major generals fails to come up in
time at Richmond and he is cashiered. An
other one of our best major generals gets
outdone by Halleck, and he is disgraced.-
We make men Win or lose their commands.
While your secretary of war was disband
ing regiments we were raising whole diyis-
ions. While your Congress was openly say
ing how many men you would have in the
field, our Congress secretly passed laws to
raise an overwhelming force.
You choose man to command an import
ant department, whose greatest exploit was
telegraphing that he had taken 10000 pris-
oners and $4,000 stands of arms at Corinth,
when he had not taken single man; man
who was always a reckless, braiEless brag.-
You send immenSe amounts Of army stores
to exposed points where they are almost sure
to be destroyed. We only take with US e.
nough to subsist on. You waste, we save
You are careless, We prudent. Therefore VT
expect to win by your own faults, and from
no other cause"
give you this only to show you the idea
of a calm, candid and talented rebel general
1t may not be true view, but it has some
good points, and the true opinion of an enc
my should not be despised. We can subdu,
them and they know it, if we only 90 at it ir
earnest.-Capt j. I. Drer in Free Press.
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Strength of the Rebels.

10 the unthinking mind, there is something
appalling in the steady flow of rebel success
rs and the unceasing energy of rebel arms
But II we give it a moments thought, we
snail hnd reasons SO plain that no speculation
is needed.
Congress, in its ,cisdom and extensive
knorIedye Of military affairs, passed law
to reduce the army to 100000 men,and while
the secretary of war was disJandiao reo;.
ments and giving discharges to thousands The
rebel chiefs were throwing into camps of in.
struction and the field, every able-boetied man
in the South. They had, according to their
fairest statement, j54, 1872 men. Thew raised
100000 by CONSUMPTION, and now have GO.
600.
This is the lowest estimate | ever saw
South, and have the best reasons in the
world for believing it too small if ANYTHING
Added to this there are now nearly $50 O00
conscripts in camps of instruction.
The rebels have everything to gain or lose
and they will do all that man can do to be sue.
cessful.
Speaking Of their policy, Gen R, o,
the rebel army, said to US at Petersburgh, on
our way North:
III We managed you. affairs, We could not
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TOWN OF LUNENBURGH.

The nonresident proprietors of the town of
Lunenburg in the County of Essex. are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed by said town
within the year next preceding this date remain
either in whole or in part unpaid ON the follow
ing described lands in said town. to wit
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And so much Of said lands will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the Town Clerks Office. in said
Lunenburg on the first Saturday of October next
at one o'clock in the afternoon, as shall be re-
quiste to discharge said taxes with costs, unless
previously paid.
Dated at Lunenburg this 10th day of Aug. A
D. 1862.
ell JAMES G. BOWkER, lst Constable.
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THE CALEDON la n.
nMo.rs ot tho 10Th and 18th Regiments

Officers of the 10th and llth hesimeh's'
The following is correct list of the field,
commissioned and non-commssioned staff las
far a. appointed) and line officers Of these
regiments
TENTH REGIMENT.
Col A. B. Jewett, of Swanton.
Lt-Col Edison, of Montpelier.
Major w. W. Henry of Waterbury.
Adiutant WHY'S Lyman, Jr OF Burning
Sergeant Major J. A. Hicks Jr, Of Rut'
land.
Surgeon Willard A. Child, Of Cas,leton.
Assistant Surgeons J. {. rutherford, OF
DERBY Line and Almon Clark, of Barre.
Ouartermaster \. b. Valentine, of Ben
nington.
Chaplain f. NJ. Haynes, Of Wallingford..
Or Master Sergeant, H. w. Kingsley, o
Rutland.
Com. Sergeant, d. &. Hill, of Rutland.
Drum Major Russell Fisk of Bennington
Hospital Steward Thomas &. Underwood
Of Castleton.
Company A, Caledonia County.
Capt-Edwin b Frost, St Johnsbuary.
lst Lieut-Henry II Dewey. Barnet.
ID Observation-Disclosures Hopkins, Derby.
Company B, Washington County.
Capt-Edw'd Dillingham;, Waterbury.
lst Lieut-Ezra Stetson, Montpelier.
I'd Lieut. -Lucian ID Thompson, Waterbury
Company {, Rutland Co.
Capt-John A Sheldon, Castleton.
Is, Lt-John A Salisbury, Tinmouth.
od-Wm II II Sabin, Wallingford.
Company d, CAittenden Co.
Capt Giles Appleton, Burlington.
1st Lt-Samuel Darrah,
2d-Geo f. Davis
Company Z, Remington Co.
Capt-Madison + Winslow, Bennington.
LIST Lt-Merrit Barber, Pownal.
2d-Stephen ID Soule, Moresyille, N. Y.
Company +, Franklin Co.
Capt-Hiram Plat, Swanton.
lst chichester + Nye, Highgate.
2d-Alex'r w Chiffon, Swanton.
Company G, Orange Co.
Capt-Geo B Damon, Wells River.
LIST Lt-Pearl ID Blodgett, Randolph.
2d-Chas G Newton, Williamstown.
Company II, Windsor Co.
Capt-Lucius I Hunt Springfield.
lst I.t-Jeroms c Dow, Straford.
2d-Salmon + Perham, Ludlow.
Company l, Franklin TO.
Capt-Chas d Chandler, St Adams.
LIST Lt-Chas Nj Start, Bakersfield.
2d--Ernest c Colby, St Adams.
Company Il, Orleans Co.
Capt-Hiram r Steele, Derby Line.
lst Lt-Luman c Gale, Rockingham.
2d-Rufus X Tabor, Derby Line.
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rOWHISSlONEBS' NOTICE
.ENII u SNIA UlN y
hoB'T HARVEY,
HARRY MOORE,
LEWIS SlLBY,S ESTATE.
.ST.ITE or TERHDNT

Essex District -
IN Pfo,ate Court holden Al Lunentur- WITHIN ~, ,
said district Oh the 18Th day 81 Aug A n l,,s
S"ilrula Sllsty. imiiiist TX estate f .Wss 81
'r. late q. Lunenburc in said district deceased mat -
i'iicaIion 10 said court 10 extend the time
lowed her {" pay The debts due from said ,.raf- an,
T.;.eT her administration account until some r1r,,r
hcrcisvn II Is ordered 10y said court that >aidsri
be heard al The Rotate Once, III Luueniurg Ola m, "a
lay of sept l>6e: and IL l. further ordered rhs
~ gwen 10 ali persons concerned. by the puhica-i
iili~ order IN The Caleioniall, printed al ST Jv>l m
three weeks suouessively, before said hearing
Ia -r,i-r ~ court,
Attest J. D. 5 CHANDLER Resi,r--
true copy of record.
iels Attest. j. Is. ;. CHANDLER Reri-,a-
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A MEXICAN x FOREIGN PATENTS
r. II. E D d Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late agent Of Z. y Patent Office. Washington
(i.lisier the act Of 1871
76 State Street, opposite kiiby Street,
Boston.

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person Drawings for Patents, executed literal Terms
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TESTIMONIALS
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Commissioner vl Patents
Il have nviiesiiliion IN assuring inventors that .-y
cannc emp!eN person l'F" competent and worthy
anim"re capable ii" IGIin. their applications
u the Patent omce-' EENI'ND BURKE
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large practice. made twice rejected applications
teen appeals, e,-ry one oI hich d-rilri n las
Nor, by the Commissioner oi patents.
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II IRBI LAND SALE.

The NONRESIDENT proprietors of the town %
hirby IN the County Of Caledonia are hereby no
tifed that the taxes assessed bv said town within
The year next preceding this date remain either
in whole or in part unpaid on the following de>-
cribe,l lands IN said town 10 wit:
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And 81 much of said lands viii be sold al pubic
auction. At the Town House. in said Kirby on
Saturday the ith day Of October next, al urc
O'Clock. p m. as shall be requisite 10 dischargc
said taxes with costs unless previously paid
Dated ii hi-by this eGth day Of August A. D.
lN5a.
9-ll JOSIAH BEAN, Isl Constable
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AID person shall appear 10 discharge said take
~ ocTe Tie ;AirtivtA day OF Sept next Al ten c'Cyk "A
ii lrtlvail shall proceed 10 sell n The Vermont HU-c
hyiutic auCil.n much al said respective irat- 4
afGa shall. be sufficient 10 discharge said taxes AID
rey-r>>a:N intervening charges
T. i-iai,i. Aa- ~. l>S2.
J. W CaDES, LIST Constable oi BrisilyI-
al 4 true copy. J. W DAVIS. Town Clerb-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-12
TOWN OF NEWARK.

TIL f'llrt--ilrf irolTietors OF the Tvaa "a SN@tt
lu iac ,iur "i Caei0fia are hereby notified thai ir
iaN ed ty tine SAID Town within the three seafs
preceding ihi- date either In Whole gan
LlIiSi. The following d-s, ied lands Ia SAID lOSs.