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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
LOST OR STOLEN.

A GREEN MOROCCO POCKET BOOK on / EA the stage line between Little Rock, Ark, and Clarksylle, Texas, between the 2Oth and 24th of February, 1862, containing the following papers, viz:
 One note to ". H, Stokes from A. ". Vanclove, date i'll l660, for STA 30,
 Two notes to Jas. B. Harper from Simpson Craw- ford, dated in 1859, at and years for S320 each, and assigned to
 One note to Miller, Wingate X Co.,, from A. Dodge and c. w. Fisher, dated 2Ist, Feb., 1860, payable lst Dec, 1860, S359 56
 One draft from Planters Bank of Tennessee OH Union Bank of La, at New Orleans, to me, dated l4th Feb 1862, for Sl00.
 One draft from same on same, to me of same date foF $200
 One duplicate draft dated 3lst July, lS6l from Southern Bank of Ky, to me on Southern Bank of La., for S3e.
 One note on Ousley X Bro, favor of Jas. Trabue < Co.,, date and amount not recollected, with rious other papets not remembered. Said pa pers are of no value to the finder or thief, but important to me.
 1 will pay iiheral reward for said book and con tents to he finder upon their delivery to Capt. Jesse X. Bell at the Anthony House,in Little Rock, Arkansas CHI. J. MENG,
 March 27 It Of LouiSUiIe, Ky.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
G10O REWARD,

DANAWAY from the subscriber, boy 1h, IG ELLICK (Alex.) The said boy is 38 s years old, weighs about 40 pounds, copper .Se. color. litde treckle about feet 12 inches high, has small scar on his forehead, Learly betw cen his eyes, has bald spot on the top of his head
 The boy Ellick has beeu ferryman at the mouth of Mill Creek for several years. He speaks flu ently the CbQ2taw language and is very plausible.
 1 am satisfied he is assisted in making his way to Kansas. l will pay the above reward for his delivery to me at Clarksvllle, Texas l will also pay all reasonable travelling expenses.
 March 27, 1862. 3m w. H. BOYCE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03

For the True Democrat (DIH Ep7oR--Near the banks of the river hundred mics of Little Rock under the spreading branches of aged willow, may be found made grave I was told by old that sick soldier had camped there nigtlied at the dawn of morning and lies beneath the willow awaiting the grand reveie of The eternal day A Soldier" is carved uhon the rough graye-stoas These verses may a weak tribute to luis memory The Grave Beneath the Willow Down beside the flowing river, Underneath weeping willow, Pendant the foan,ing pillow, Where the breath oI blossoms blended. And the songs of birds ascouded- Just as rising day was l;,vntns, And tic e.ss-wind5 famed the morning
 There came one rarping
 Gently tapping Tapping at the Fodier's door The tented soldiors door. Twas icy death sail he-~I've wandered Through the might blast, dark and dreary-- Am ike yourself-a solder-weary Of my marhing-let shelter In this silent vale together; Let me place my icy fingers Where thy Iie-spark warmest lingers:'-
 And then death dart
 Touched brave heart Silent now--to move no more Never any more! Now, with the willow, dropping lilies And the eglantine weeping Weeping oer the soldier sleeping- Sleeping where cannon's rattle, Nor the angry storm of battle Can awake him any more Nor death again tap at the door
 The resting stranger,
 Freed from anger, Soundly sleeps beneath the willow The hoary weeping willow Around the grave beneath the willow The ivy and the roses bloom Tle fowery yae is not all gloom; For weary on their little wing, The birds g,it on the bougis to sing And every soft and warbing strain Tells that ths dead shall rise again;
 And the soldiers brow,
 That slumb now, Shall wear rich laurels pure anl bright In the Elesian fields of light Little l:oca, c. V MEADoE,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
Lincoln's Message on Gradual
Enancip ation

WASHINGTON, March 6-The President to- day transmitted to Congress the following mes. sage
 :" Fel1oso citizens cf tae Senate atd House ct Representatives.:
 Il recommend the adoption of a joint reso,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
Child Lost or Stolen

AN the 10th of February 1862, from the residence of the p father in Polk county Arkansas and the line Of Pike county little boy about years o Had on when missing iinSy dress rochas red hair and blue eyes. person finding said child and giving information tho undersigned will a lasting obligation the parents who greatly distressed. Address
 ". A. JACKSON March 2 2w* Center Point r. O.. Sever Co.,, Ark
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
HEADQUARTERS TRANS MISSISSIPPI DIsrpIcT, l Department No. :, Gun BRrea, Ark, March 2l 't2.


 GENERAL ORDER No. 9.
 Hereafter when medical officers are captured with other prisoners var, they will be retaaed take charge of their and wounded long their services may he required After which time, when the particular con- mand with which they captured is exchanged or lease5 they will be returned to their lnes under flag will be subject exchange according to assmilated rank While employed the of the sick Nounded prisoners of war; they will be allowed all proper facilities and ndu gences or the discharge of that duty When released parole performance of medical duties n the field or hos paI, win not be construed violation of parole.
 H. All persons with the military service of tbe Confederate States in this District forbidden publish to permit to be published any statements spectnS operations CT movements oi troops whether past proposed All telegraph operators cautioned against transmitting dispatches respecting the military movements and of the District which do not from author ized sources. and official communications And all editors of newspapers earnestly and respectfully requested to careful scrutiny over their pubc and Ort enemies, suggest them the position condition designs of our armies.
 ILL The burning of mills, work shops, barracks, store houses stables any other buildings in regions of country which t may become necessary for troops retire from enporary, IS forbidden.
 The of all commanders is called the orders prohibiting the troops from depreang any upon the property of the citizens in whose vicinity they march o encamp- Any officer or soldier who may njme or take fencing stock poultry forage any other property the Provost Marshall and dealt with according to his offence. Quartermasers and COmmssares will be careful fair prices to give exact and proper receipts for forage or other supplies which 1t may become necessary for the the army, and the proper DsburS Officers will pay the due these acknowledgements, when presented for payment with little delay and yenienee to inc holder, possible.
 IF The general commanding finds necessary to remind troops the articles a war respecting Sat,guarls Which provides that any officer soier isregaTds and violates safeguard given by the proper authority martial. and if convicted, shall suffer death.
 " Commanding officers will have read to the troops their command the Rules and Articles of War q month
 By order of Major General EARL VAN DoRN.
 March T 2w DABNEY II. MAUkEY, 4. 4. (.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
Reornits Wanted for the War

ENIFTY ABLE BODIED MEN wanted to fill up the ze ranks ot Heavy Artery Company in charge of battery of Rfed Guns, at present. stationed at MADRID BEND on tue Mississippi river. Uniforms subsistence and trans portson will be furnished 10 all disposed join bounty of FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid upon their arr the above post
 Men of Arkansas, your country calls for your aid her hour need Enlist at and assist in diving the invader your soil If you to lry ard tt onc your will become desolaed and your and happy country a desert
 Apply to ". r, PARKS,
 1st Lieut.. Arkansas Battery. Little Rock March 2, 1862. 4t Gazette please copy and forward bill 10 this office.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
March 27
AUCTION.

A-aN SATURDAY the 26th day Qs April. will be sold in %y front of the Auction Store at 10 o'clock a. l lot q Hatters Blocks and Tools: Also ! lot of Stove siXtures consisting ot Iiu Dailers Kettles Frying Pans. Pipes, etc. The above sold for Burgeyin Fields account oi whom it may concern, pay freight and charges
 d. b. FITZGERALD, March 9T AuCtiuneer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Auction in front of the Auction Store w on Saturday next at o'clock P, III, account cf the State. 1 boxes Black Tea;
 Tea.
 J. D. FITZGERALp, March q It AEcGoneer
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
Accoutrements Wanted.

EBIDS will be received by the undersigned until the 18th E9 day April lS6 for furnishing at the Little Rock Arsenal six thousand of Infantry Accoutrements Each set to consist of one cerr, box and belt cap poreh waist belt and ay0net seahbard
 Bids for less number than 500 sets will not be receive and each bid must state the price per set. Approved security will required the fhfuI perfor nanee of the contract $. c. FAULKNER,
 NJ. \. K Ord. Conidg. C. B. Arsenal Little Rock March 9. 1862
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
YANKEE KILLERS.

yyTE, the undersigned, having fitted up in tie
 w Journal Office, Little Rock, Ark, hew and splendid GUN SHOP would hereby notify the citizens of Little Rock and the public geuer- ally that we are prepared to do Gun Work with speed and in wolkman-ike manner. Wewl also do Confederate work. We will .sndeavor to give satisfaction to all who may please to giveus call
 March l3. 1889. CCGB x RUDOLPH
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
By order of Major General EARL VAN DoRN. March 2T 2w DABNEY II. MAUkEY, 4. 4.
HEADQUARTERS TRANS MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT, Department No }, LftIe Rock, Ark., March 9, '62

.,,
 DeDdrtaeRt No 2 Lftte Rock, Ark., March 25, '62 ] GENERAL ORDERS No. Il.
 When Prisoners of War made, and the officer cAptur ing them finds 1t necessary transfer them he will send with them the circumstances and date their capture and will furnish list giving their rank and corps, in full.
 In by military authority of others than prisoners war; careful of the date and of will accompany the prisoner setting fal1h explicitly the charges and stating the witnesses and testimony against the prisoner with the residences pQss offices of the 
 By order of Major General EARL VAN DoRN.
 March 2 2w DABNEY II. MAuREY, 4. 4. C
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03

4 PRETTY TALL SUFFERER. The Chief of Police of the city of Richmond received on Saturday the following dispatch from Winches> ter: "Forty dollars reward is offered for the ar rest of A. l.. Johnson. Black eyes, black hair, dark complexion, and scald head, and stntters five feet seven inches high" Look out for the tall tutterer.-ErQmiaer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03

IMroEqAET FROM MnMco.-The steamship Columbia, at New York from Havana, brings important news from Mexico, dated at Vera Cruz on the zoth of February. t, is in substance as follows:
 The Spanish General Prim and the Mexican General Doblado had held conference at Sole dad on the part of the European powers and the government of the republic. The result was that the allied troops to bepei mitted to pass the Chiquihuti-the key of the valley of Mexico and to garrison the cities Of Cordoya, Orzaba and Tehusan. When they are in these positions the conferences are to be resumed; Spain and France promising to resume their stGtus 20 qHo at Vera Cruz provided they are not satisfactory. The allies were in much distress at Vera Cruz just before. An opinion prevailed i'll some minds that General Doblado had betrayed Juarez, but others again, thought that the allies would be in dangerous places should hostities be resumed. Gen. Prim had announced that the Austrian Archduke Maximian would be placed on the throne of Mexico. From Havana, we learn that some of the Spanish legislators dread ed the movement of France and England in Mexico as dangerous to Cuba.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03

NOT c E. -rANTFD one hundred good Beef Hides for which the ev highest market price will bs paid VI, ', y,rrr De-. lsol. w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

For one copy, one year, in advance. .......$ 5' No paper sent without advance payment.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03

EDITOR IRUE DEMocRAT-
 The troops are gathering iii large numbers "a; at Jacks ksonport and Pocahonas. They are m the highest spirits in prospect of immediate servIce.- Gen. Van Don and Gen. Jeff. Thompson are pre- pairing for an early movement on some point on tle Wis.i.sin,i river W.th this force 1t i3 considered the Mississippi Valley is safe from the enemy
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IrEMs.

A post was erected By the direction Of
the Surveyors Of the roads Of Kent, some
years ago. bearing the following inuerip-
tioni This IL bride path 10 Payer-
sham; u you eaa'tread Nh, jon had better
keep the main road"
THE eronant. La Mountain, in bis re-
cent excursion from Troy, was accompa-
MED by q young lady named Noes. We
Will venture 70 say that no moss was ever
before discovered clingiUg to a mountain 60
high up.
gHASF thou eEeryetloyed, Henrietta !.'-
Isighed. ~ should rather imagine had
she replied. ''oh, did not my glauces, my
feeling betray me, when Jon helped me the
third time to pudding 20 day :"
TYP0GRAPHIOAE errors come in odd some
times. The other dny we were reading a
description of an enthusiastic demOnstra-
ti0n ata gathering, when the type weLt on
Witb-''the air was rent with the sHOuts of
three thousand peoplep
Az actor, euIogizibg his mistress one
day, went on thus: "Fhe angel have
her picture here-I always wear IL next
my heartP Aud here be produced the
precious portrait, not-from his bosom, but
from pocket in the tail Of hiScoall Ef
z ''Sambo, What you tiak Of The taturs
state" ''I think him berry long one."-
Bat, mean do you tink dc wicked will be
cqpdigned to eberlsStiH' miscry7n "GOsti
don't tink no such ting. / tux Gabriel
mintster de Oaf and let EN- CO."
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9atIg gutell1gentfr.
DEEDS or KINDNEBs.

Suppose the little CoWBlip
ShOnid hang its golden enp,
And say ''l'm such tiny flower
i better not RnOW. up;1
bow many 4 Wesry traveller
WOuld mics its fragrant smell,
And many heart would sorry be
Toloae1t frOfa the den. - IL 6
Suppose the glitteriog dewdrop
Upon the grass should say,
- Whist can little deWdrOp d02
I'd better shrink sway"
The blade on which il rested,
Before The day Was done,
Wlthouta drop 20 wOiSten it
Would Wither in the sun.
Suppose the little breezes
Upon gummeF'S day, =,
Should think thenBelves 70 snBli to cool
The traveller on his way;
--Wbo would not miss the pt1sllest
And g0ftest ones that blow,
And think they made great mistake
e they were talking %
How many deeds Of kindness
A little child may do, go
Although # has SO little strength,
And little wisdom TOO.
Il wants loving spirit
Mech more than strength, 70 prove
How many things child may do
For others by his love.
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Aver CathI,ar,tzic5 Pills SIT

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bean taxed thSir dtmost Is pjfditce fkis ~ \
most pertset putEatiVe which q "a MAN. m
nulaerabie proofs are shown that these Pms hSve
virtues which sprpAsg u. exeellRnea the orlfnarT
Ene4icinet and that they Win dnbFe y SsSg
the esteem OF All men. They ara safe and
70 take hut powerful 70 cure. Their poiietFGtinT
stimulate the vital activities n fhe bo b
remove the ObSttuetIon5 Of itS 6reans i,Fif5 ~
blood, and expel disease TheylpIrPe an fhe ianI
tSs a,sa sEsea and gEqE stimulate
ton end tmpart healthy tone with strength h the
whole gyatem Not only do cure the everyday
dangerous dlseaseg that have banned the bet Of INT
man akin. WlliIei they pt6dnco powerful efSsctS
they are g the Eame time, In dlminished doses IN
saie!t and best physio that can DO employed n
children. Being luganc6ated, they Ire Il
taSei aqd being purely ege freq fFpm any
risk q harm: Cure have been ieil SarI,S
belief were they not substantial BIZ hl6 fi Inieh
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have sent ma of their oonyieton I'M
ny contribute immepseIy 10 tlis rsliei
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ne aud OF their cIFes q thG ioI.
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me bowels and Pain eEsing therefroql, ElatpIeneY
casts ieh require ID e166dInf fneiici16
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Ghieh tt would not, be supposed they e6hId fSaeh
sncn e Ie1thels Partial Neural - ana
Nervous IN si'S
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some ether pm they Gka more fF1t 81. a y e.
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can give Soh "a IL "a JSlSs
there e tqs then, and thsy should isyp q.
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lea 80 LOCATED zaI.13l
Cor. Baltimore and Charles.sta..


tlea cos aHB OiOiA5TEiDtua aIs
r. Corr Baltimore and CharIes.gta..
tfe..sa BALTIMOR 3, MD. d. ~ :,
FIlHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE lFOsI
n prosperous and aouris4ipg condition. TWice du.
larger SpdFtrasts Tor he Y q GSte y.
oreAstng humber Of students, FopFosentinE neaFiv
every State In the Union. 4 - Il, p. :, - -
desrabIy MATED buiIdinE8 II the sify The TooSnS
&c arranged spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to vouB,
E9Eioaa duties Of the eSnting Room, u obtaih
11o5o4gh E5aetteat EdweGtiOn generally, bre
in any ESrtieulaE, by any similar eStl
llAhnent In the United States.
EACULTYJ sn''si
y. x. LosIRR, las
nePAl-LeetureE on the Science Of. Aecounts Com.
a4s meree, Business Customs, etc,
J. N. Phillips 80.
FFeaeloF o. the Theory and Practice Of
s7isea and CP71m e Calculations. flllsI
Associate Professor OF Book il eApln1l Do
sHaf ~ N. O.J0HNS6N. ~ i4sif.i,-
OF OF Sgs q and ornamental PeananShip
Lecturer on MercantileI6yy,
agd3IIs8Fy.E EATES REESB5D.D.,-s .ttii y
lecturer on pQmmeffGl EtRioS. Is
TRusTEEs: 81
Hon gne = Kennedy Hon. Joshua VSnsspt, s.t
'I Taaat aes : Esn' es IRn 3. KeighIoT, Rsq
Tbs toiiSse s provided NE Z :;
g Standard Works, expressly for tie Tso 81 the fstI
bach Student has desk to hlmseis ana h. ssr.
rately Instructed. es..4l S'''s e41s4-tH SgPeff
!. ssFs s = duriRE tS year. ssd9nts
from 8 to IL weeks = 49, = 4ulA0R0 rs
AnERLol[A e awarded 70 All Gradustoay
SAR9EEe and BeapHflll lornamSRted Circular con.
slnll uRW4rds Of sIx e0UAIE IEER, rfhe
md Interior View & tis c5ss vaFonS
p6nnlAa him % Ts3if nv
ne With giyinE fiiii
PaE1tileu1laG Address b Il. IosIERj -
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Z W. JOHNSON & SON,
nIai.nSfa etaf6Esi OF Copper, .TIn and
missouri INNING Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK..............S5 100000
Inns COMPANY is FORMED FOR fiIR PUR.
az pose of advancing the great mining linterests0
purely phIanthFopt6 motives iitnItIaffhF this en-
t9Epyise. We believe that the stock can IS made to
Jay large dividends, and at tho same time more real
good accomplished and greater pt9gress made In de-
Veloplpg and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri, than by tteuse OF vs lines the
We shall make the once Of our Company ktCm-
Pete mining bureau Of The mineral Fesoutcsse the
state. We have power under orr charter to rur.
CHASE And sell iAeral sland1 wherever i5CaitI in
itSlists and mining eEtfer5. MO dtlt tS n1F.
Company.
We respectfully SoliGitst the attention of all who
Of the same describing the Kind Of 1heralS6n their
tenumber ofaCFes, thel0catIon, and the low
est eaAh price they willing to take for said lands
WAahhll work only such mfnosas pay largely, but
shall open and prove most Of the lands we sell Tie
4ooks for subscription to the stock are open at
the ONCE Of the Company, Main street, northwest
CONNER Of LOGust5 Merchants Bank entrance
g 1QSnst WIG feel an interest in this
S1n9ctlbel Those Wishing stock, living ont Of the
can secure Il BY enclosing ten per cent. ofth
amount wanted q. the PRECEDENT or TreaburRF.
: 91oaHtlla pIRKoTeRs:t. .trit-5,..ys,
Altted QlaPps Esq.Js 81 LIB. HhrWO6dsEsqq
s9 a5sa E9 3 3; F SaS5. E So
- $50 a 7EusF11B:ili ~ e.
Henry y, Bacon, ~. BoEy.
The Above pros e5ths has up.to this date been
publshSdi IN only one ofepr leadiug papers for ten
10 extra eli9rts to get stock taken have been
made yet the public 70 we'll appreciate the sound.
mess ot the enterprise that over two hundred thouS-
and dollars Of the stock has alteGdy been taken We
would that the shares are SIS each, paid
In null without further liability transferable BY de-
ltNetJ only hen dividends are received.
chase 81 shares IL fhs sIissoari Mining Company
MAKE 9niGyetpeut that viii pay largely, and hold
Stock shat s readily converted into cash without loss
0n6Wered. - i ph30-dEW2m
81. 19pls, No., Marcl e. 1881.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg. andWheeI-
iat 81 ing Rail Road i5ss35 i q

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OH. AID AYTKR NOIDAY. ~ 81. lse5 ~.
" genseT TFalns Ufn Leave BrtdEsport q foitoITS
tsanasys sxesptSd9 ili5 80 80
70 IS a. Il. Nal Train Stopping II an staEIoa-. ar
E5yes e PlttSSlE q e s15 P. n, and
AZ z. u Expires Train, 6tODpihg Al an
erTiVs5 n ftttsbaTt; 4 500 F. 4
1913 IN. E1pros Train, arrives u Pittsburgh n
j. 20 A. Il ard clSTelandat als A. q.
RETURNING TRAINS.
LeSE0 C1oTelapd ~ 9s25 a. u. ard SIS p NJ Ar.
EtEe u BEidggPort - 4sb5 P. NJ and ass A II -
syS z I2ittobatgh e 100 4. NJ e0 A. n. ana
no z. NJ antVa q BridRspoFt u AsbR AN, lO28
A, N.ald 4:65 Pm - - = - Z
Gonneelt0n1 are made as FoIloyysa
A. Pitt4burGh viii Peupsyiyauia r. n. f1r HAN,
e1rE BalttnoEe, Washfngt tor, Ptila-
oelp1las New York And Boston. aii9
CleEolaDd viii CiGEela1d Tolai r r. III SAD.
: s5t dnakyY TniedoI ,DotFpftJ Chicago aud
Al points In the EotEH WEsE. WIKI
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jaei6ft,
Chtcag1 and the NORTH WEBI. Will
CioTeland Erie B. =. for EEie, DnI.
kirk Buffalo and Niagara Rails WIFI
CloVeland. COtumbus &CineinnaH iriF
+ ssia1'-i SEo8tAne DelAharss Columbus aud
Al Hudson VIII tie C.z. Gc.KR. Sr Cuyah,o,ea
talls, Akron, MinersburEh and W6os,
AZ Alliance With P. IT. ". 8 q. B. 4. for Canton,
Ia n,aliog 3. wooster s9lsH' Knob 60,
AtStsubenyills With Z. q. SC. Line and AZ BEI1A1R
K sa.4 With 9. o. g. 3, for ZSnesyflle New.
ark Columbus, 3enia, Dayton, Inili-
atap0lig, C6ifo, Cinetnnat i LotfsViiio
81. LOuis, 81. Joseph and an poihf1
gs WtSt and SOnth West =
Exeur9ion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return $a7b.
Fare always e low, and time much quicker tiISn
any other route. ~ lis1af5 3l=BIEs7 =
Through Tickets 70 all points In the West, North
and East can be procured at the once undar tie
MeLure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
Agent at Bridgeport Station. 5sTs 7'7194
Hfeight contracts Will be made StloNost rates 70
any point by this road and It's connections
70 the last, North, West and Northwest, AZ ofiee
under hi,ure HOuSe, OrWith TT. Agent Gt Bridge.
port Station. RM, D. TERRY, Agent. J
H. Wheeling, Va
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
in, MCCULLOUGH. President