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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17
MISSOURI Mining COmDanY

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCEx..................S 100000
INHIS COMPANY Is FORMED FOR TIE PUR-
L pose of advancing the great mining interests of
purely pIilautlirOpic motives In initiating this en-
terFrisc. We believe that the stock be made to
pay large dividends. and at the time real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de.
VelOping and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth of Missouri. than by the five times the
amount "L our capital invested liz ANY other business.
We shall nIIlSe the Office of our Company {; III.
plete mining bureau of the mineral resources the
State. We have power under our charter: ., iur-
chase and sell mineral lands wherever ISa;cl in
Missouri Great inducements will be offered to cap
lAlsts AMI mining adventures, who desire 10 pur.
chase and work paying mines Ivy dealing with this
we respectfully solicit the attention of all who
have mineral lands Gni sale send us II statement
OF the sau!c, describing She il of minerals on their
lands the number of acres tic location and the low
est cash price tiie"Rcc willing to take for said lands
w" shniiw only such mines pay largely. bnt
shall open aud prove most IF the lands sell. The
books for subscription ~ the stock now open at
the once "i tic Company. Main street, northwest
cnrier of Locust, Merchants Bank. entrance
No. u LoeuststEcet All whc feel an interest in ts
business, and have money, VIII do well 10 call and
subscribe. Those wishing stock. living out of tho
city. secure by enclosing ten per cent of tho
amount wanted to the President Or Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Alfred CINpp. Esq, l.. b. IIarwooG EST
Joseph Lathrop, ESD, r. NJ. Lynch. Esq,
L.N Bogy. E'In Joseph Payne, Esq.
Henry D. Bacon, l.. V. Pn~y
N. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED Ci.APi; Pres.t.
The above prospectus has UP TO this date Irrcu
published in only one of our Leading papers for ten
days No extra efforts To get stock taken have been
made; yet the public so well appreciate the sound
ness of the enterprise. that hundred thous-
and dollars of the stock has already been taken We
would briefly state that the shares are So each pn5
IN full, without further liability: transferable by de-
livery registered only when dividends are received
Any person having money spare. can by the pur-
CHASE Of shares in the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that will pay largely, and hold
stock that is readily converted into cash without loss
All communications to- the President prompt
answered. mhSQ- Gv.S,,
st. Louis No. March 90 1861 '' " III
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Bridal Presents

SOLID SILVER wARr
lust RECEIVED PER ADAMS EXPRESS. A
superior stock of Silver Ware, consisting of pie
Cake, Ice Cream Jelly, Toast and Fish Knives; Su.
gar spoons and Lifters Silver Salt CeIlarsand Spoons
salts, Napkin Rings, Pickle Knives and Forks Silver
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New Stock of Fine PianOs

VIE subscriber las just received new stock
Il line Pianos, from the celebrated factory of
CncKeFing & Sons, Boston, which for beauty OF fin
sn. power Of tone and elasticity Of touch, suIe-
Ei9r 10 any Instruments ever brought to the city.
soih nj less than Eastern prices for CASH and cash
ohty. The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new.
JESSE B. NELLOR.
now 10 1cn Min
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JOHN Y. LAKIN

Successor to Wheeler & Lakinl
MILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection Thursday, March goth, a new
aud well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
Also complete assortment of EMIT EMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS.
The patrons of the old firm, and the public in gem
er7i are respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before making their purchases as intend sell
Ing ut small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
hrn, solicit continuance of the same tor the now
establishment. JOHN T. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor
mh2S-iwd No. 1O2 Main ST., Wheeling, Va
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
Pittsburg andWheel-
inc Rail Road,


ing Rail Road.
~ 80 - !5t= =,sz
On AND AFTER MONDAY, November 18th, 1861,
Passenger Trains viii leave Bridgeport fol-
lows, Sundays excePfed9
HIS A NJ Mail Train, stopping nj all stations, ar.
rives at Pittsburgh at 4:l9 P. n, and
Cleveland at $40 p. NJ
$50 P N Express Train, stopping at all stations
arrives at Pittsburgh At 1000 p 81 and
Cleveland at 9S35 4. n.
1850 P NJ. Express Train, stopping at ali stations
arrives az Pittsburgh at los A. NJ. and
Cleveland at 9sS5 A N.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at o=S5 A. II. and $40 P. 81. ar
Leave Pittsburgh at 1.4s A. NJ, $50 A. NJ. and
A n. and 6:25 r. NJ.
Connections are made as Follows:
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r. R. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
delphia, New York and Boston
Cleveland with Cleveland & Toled r. K. Tor sam
all points In the NORTH WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit Jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEsT. With
Cleveland Erie T. H for Erie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland, Columbus L CinciuDafi tor
CTestlns- Delaware, Columbus and
Cincinnati.
At Hudson with the G. T. C. R. r. for Cuyahosa
Falls, Akron, Miriersburgh and Woos.
At Alliance with p PIT W. 4 c. R.R- for Canton,
Massillon, Wooster, Salem, EnOn. Co
lumbus, &c.
At EtsubsnvilIs with 2 c. / c. Line and Al BE11.1g
with C. o. O. E.R for GAINESVILLE. New
ark, Columbus, Xeuia Dayton, Iutli-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, louisville
st. Louis, st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S3,75
Fare always as low, and tins mUSh quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to ali points in the West, North
aud East can be procured at the Oice No. 81 Wafer
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 and its connections
to the East, North, West and Northwest. office
No. 81 street. with Freight gent at Bridge
port Station. K. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
Bridgeport, O.
in MCCULLOUGH. President.
FIR. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. move
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the business Of
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
He also gives instruction in
ACCOUNTANTSuIP
in all its Observation-Disclosures, Commercial Call
citations, Business Writing, &c; also in Political
Economy, Finance and Banking. Commercial Law,
Practical business, and whatever constitutes thor
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The course OF instruction is intended TO be as
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Commercial Colleges, while the expense the stu
dent is much less.
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unknown to Geo. W. Smith, Esq, to the officers
of the banks in Wheeling and Bridgeport.
sept27-lmd
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Screw Drivers, Pin longs, Joints, Catches, SILK and
Ribbon Guards Steel Chains, Keys, &C., by gross or
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N EARTH BROOMS, Wooden Keeier5 AID
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uecl' 100 Main street.
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NEW YORK EXPRESS.
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THE "DAILY EXPRESS +"

(Norning or Evening Edition, at the selection of
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
F. r. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27
London, July 28th, 1862.

The gunboat Unadilla arrived at New York
yesterday, from Port Royal All was qui,t
there. The steam ram at Savannah is reported
60 be j failure.
Th. total number Of volunteers arrived in
Washington sinse the 18th inst, including re-
uruits fJr old regiments, vas -, 66u :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
aa~ OFFICE-No. 10t King street, over
Stones, formerly French s. Book Store.


Saturday afternoon there was almost constant
6gbtipg al! along the Rappahannook river,
from where the Orange AMI Alexandria rail
rod crosses it up to the Sulphur Springs, and
fh.nea ca astwlrl t. " trreAto1 al Catlett's
Station. Ga Wednesday there was only sin
ole skirmi>h, the Confederates driving back
rbe Federal pickets, but retiring before cava'~
Ycharge. On Thursday five Confederate re-
cments hal a contest with Gen. Sigel's L
vance. AMI suffered severely. The next day
IFriday) the fighting RACED hotly all day along
the river, the Confcd crates endeavorng TO
cross without success; but, on the contrary q
Dart of Cen. Sigel's force crossed, but dit not
hold their position. On Saturday, an artillery
duel began early in the morning an lastel
nearly all day, the Confelerates moving up
along the river with the supposed purpose Of
5urning the right flank Of the Felera army
Since Saturday there has been but little firing,
AMI it IS believed that the Confed crates in turn
are falling back towards Gorlonsville. The
DSses *nd the number Of prisoners captured on
either side during the fighting are variously
estimated, but the casualties cannot be very
heavy nor the prisoners numerous, as there
were but few close encounters,
Cen Brown, whose headquarters are at
Spring iell, Mo, has ordered that all persons
residing within the military district under his
command come forward and take the oath
Of allegiance or rc14oye beyond the lines of the
army
Major General Wright has established his
headquarters at Cincinnati; Gen. Boyle COM
nonls all the forces in kentucky excepting
those at Lebanon an Lexington, which are
commanded by Gen. Nelson. Gen. Burbrldge
assumes command at Corinth
1t is reported that Gen. Breckenridge is mo-
wing bis entire army to Santanobia, anl his
c'valry are securing Northern Mississippi: i'm
pressing men in:o the army Thisreport comes
By way Of NJ Memphis, AMI if true, indicates
toat another attack on Baton Rouge will not
ne made as soon as the late advices from New
Orleans would imply.
1t |; stated TINT Oh ,turl " last squad Of
C'nEedeS1tc Cavalry apreare very su llenIy at
omth-jeld> "a small village situated on the
roa from Martin sburg to Winche ster, Va.,)
"1ere picket guard OF Capt Cull,s Cavalry
were >tationed. These were surprised and cap
ture,i.
Inc Washington Rep1olican says:-'' A dis
patch tro Il the RanD3h3nno.L- dated on Thurs
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Letter from Earl Russell on British Neutrality.
! FATHER POINT, Aug 26.--By the steam
| ship tlibernia which passed this point this
| morning from Liverpool, we have received the
| following interesting letter written by Earl
Russell to Mr.. JJteuart, in reply to dispatch
fom Mr. Seward .~.
FOREIGN OFFICE,
London, July 28th, 1862
Sir have left hitherto unanswered and
u1noti el the despatch of Mr. Seward,
Seward, which Mr. Adams delivered NOR,
than month ago. have done SO partly Ie-
cause the military events referred to in il were,
far from being decisive, and partly beca,,s3
there was no proposal in it upon which her
Aajestys government were called upon to
come to any conclusion. Events subseuuentto to
the date of Mr.. Seward's letter have shown
that her Majesty 5 government in their opln-
ion upon the first Of these points. we're not
mistaken. Victories have been gained re
verses have followed d-positions have been
reached in neighhorhood Of the capital Of the
Confcderates, and these positions have heens
again abandone,i These events have been
accompanied by great loss Of Life in battle and
in hospitals.
While such measures as the confiscation bill
have passed through both Houses Of Congress,
AMI with the proclamation of General Bntier,
at New Orleans, bear evidence Of the lncreae-
ing bitterness Of the strfe the approach Of a
servile wal, so much insisted upon by Mr.. Sc
ward III his dispatch, only forewarns Us that
another element Of destruction may be addedto
the loss of property and waste OF industry
which already afiiicts i country SO lately pro
otE mrs fn
which have adyerted have / a. y thing new
to say. From the moment that intelligence
first reached this country that nine States and
seven millions Of the inhabitants OF the great
American Union had seeded and had made
war on the government Of President Lincoln,
down to the present time, her Majesty's gov
el,ment have pursued friendly, OPEN, con-
sistent course. They have been neutral be-
tween the two parties to this civil war.-
Neither the loss OF raw material OF material OF
manufacture, 50 necessary to great portion OF
our people. 4.or insults constantly heapad upon
t ie British name in speeches and newspapers,
nor The rigor> te;ond the Il ual practice OF
tious, with which the Queen subjects, a.
tempting to break loose from Tile llucAaue
OF the Southern ports, have been treated
sw2rv. n inch from impartial neutrality. At
this moment they have nothing more at heart
than to see that consummatlon which the
President speaks of in his answer to the Gov
ernors o. the eighteen States, VIZ: Il ne bl ng~
ng OF this unnecessary and injurious civil NuE
to Il speedy and satisfactory conclusion.
As to the course Of public opinion in this
country. the President is aware that perfect
freedom to comment upon all public events III
this country is invariably practice ~-sanctlone'E
by law aud approved by the universal sense OF
the nation. | am, &C., Russell.
The gunboat Unadia arrived at New York
yesterday, from Port Royal All was quiet
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in the possession of private in the Ninth Con-
necticut Volunteers. It is 2 very handsome
BIT Of steel, au bears the name in full Of John
c. Breckinridgc
The Washington Star says Requests
have come hither for the pr:paration Of build
ngs 10 hold perhaps thousand prisoners Ia
ken by Eope's army so far. They are under
stood to be 800 taken by Sige], on Saturday, at
Waterloo Ia ford short distance above War
renton Springs, when, afte. allowing a small
brigade OF the enemy to cross the river, he
opencl hi batteries and closed in his infantry
SO upon it as that not man escaped; the
whole being either killed, wounded or taken
p .oners" This is not yet confrnel.
4 letter from Falmouth in the Washington
Star says - 'Strag 5iers vh) returned last
night say that Jackson has succeeded in pusl
eighteen miles above this point, thereby cut-
ting off communication between Falmouth and
Culpener I,y way Of the river road. Cen
Burnside is here, and quietly pushing Forward
does fall, look cut Cor an eclipse Of the seven
days BATTLE Friday and Saturday, 22l and
23d, we heard firing all day, AMI reports come
in that Pope had captured 1000 Of Jackson's
men, Ind driven him back eleven miles. No
confirmation of the report has, however, reach
ed here.
The Confederate cavalry, in their laje dash,
stopped at the Warren Green Hotel: in War
rerlton, and took tea, registering their names,
&C., on Thursday evening" while on their way
to Catletts Station They returned by the
same route, carrying with them some 800 horses
anI a number or prisoners.
From information received in various quar-
ters, thousands Of men have passed over into
Virginia. principally from the eastern counties
Of Maryland An entire company Of cavalry
lett Montgomery county, on the Upper Poto-
mac, last week, AMI squads ar; continually
moving into Virginia.
The civil tribunal Of Perigaux, France, h.s
j ,ciuel the test-ca;e Of Father de Laviere by
declaring that there is no French law prohibit
inc the marriage Of Roman Catholic priest,
since he does not, by taking holy orders, lose
any of his rights as a citizen. ....
Numerous applications have been made to
Senator Pomeroy tor passage to Central Amer
lea by free colorel persons who are anxious to
be among the first to enjoy the benefit Of the
proposed colonization.
One Of the surgeons at Fortress Monroe
states that from the llth TO the 10th OF Au
gust no less than sixteen thousand sick men
were removed from Harrison Landing with
boats Of the -anit5ry Commission. This, how
ever, included many who We're not positively
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RICHMOAD f DANvJLLE RAILROAD, !
Suporin!endept's Office,

Richmond, Aug. 23d, ga
NOTlCE-On end AFTER Wednesday. August
IN 9th. Passenger TTains on the Richmond and
Oanv,lle Railroad will run q follows:
GolxO WEsT--Way Train will leave Richmond
at 4. N, and arrive In Dsnviiis ct AT r. n.
COMIC EAsT--Will leave Danvills 81 % 4.
n . and arrivs In Richmond q 4.S5P II.
This train will carry the locsl travel only, and
win stop 1t Ill the regular stations, except Burke
Vile, the Junction Of the Il D. X. b and 9. g.
RR.
Ii VIII stop ss Burkeville on down trps.
Baggage entrance viii be closed ct 630 A. H.,
and after that hour no wsy baggage viii be re-
cefved
Through train going West win leave Richmond
st ais A. =, and coming East will reach Richmond
This train win carry shs through travel and will
not step ct way stations Passsnssrs for junction
will take this train
Baggage entrance win open st 7.loA. n. and
close q aoo 4. n and no baggage VIII BE- received
after this heur.
TRAINS wiz lssvs promptly =. shs hours axed BY
The svsaias accommodating train VIII " diseea
JANIS Il. LISTER.
Au a5-Ss General Ticket Agent.
OT1lcE r. az. r & Co,
Richmond, Aug Is, lS6a
I'M and afses this date the Raasspesf and Prsieht
" Trsin Sver this fosd- Will run regularly 70
Leaviag Richmond daily q . 4 \. and arrlv. Il
White House q 30A. II. Lssvs White House q
r. r., ssA arrive It Richmond = 8 20 =
JOHN McfARk AND,
en94-1W&E2w Master IransportasseA
1S1SaIllI1E 51TTk q ks7s lnss rSssivsd fssa
~ Mssi,esss sp ens kaeile 9sssnss au!Tk
CAL saon. 9 - MTTELp0Ry1R'S.
- Ss-6ee - psaed ssssst.
D1OWK MVarA1D s11D-A0o0 pesads
n0oun = Yk6naA A1ena III 3eeoont Seoe--
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EVILS WEBB.

nNH HUNDRED DOLLARS RRWARD-Rsn
" away on Saturday, August 9Th. my boy tom.
Hs il about Is years OF age. bright muiasto. about
reet & inches high, has small desh mark on bis
nsek--po other mark rseolleeted. He had on when
he LEFT linen coat and pants and gray military
cap. Supposed to have gone away with . company
from Mobile, connected with Genera! Lon gstreet's
division. en- their way 10 0ordunsviie. will give
. reward 81 60. ,aken IA this city; el0O, II -
ken outside Of our plekets around the city. When
last he was lurking abous the Bailsy hospital
on Cary street. PIX WHITE.
Ru l5-7ts u Main street. Richmond