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Cleveland, Pittsburg andwheeI.
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nS AND AFTER MONDAY, May 9TH 1863, Pas
" seuEer Trains VIII ieaTe Bridgeport as follows
Sundays exeepted:Jo 'ai ffF -
10 IS A. N. AIaI Train, stopping all stations, ar
t7 .jl--r Etyes at Pittsburgh ut 325 p. 81, and
Cleveland At $3.50 r. NJ. sle 3 -
4o@ Z. N: Express Train. stopping at all stations
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rive at Bridgeport At I:55 P: 81, and 4:55 A. n.
1850 r. Nh arrive At bridgeport at 4S4 A. MyIe.ss
A. 81. and 1855 P. u. r,, - &. -. -
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E dusky, Toledo, Detroit Chicago aud
all points In the NORTH WRsT. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson
uat Chicago and the NORM HEsT. With
Cleveland 9 Erie r, X. for Erie Dun-
Kirk, Bnffalo and Niagara Falls. With
iis ~ 5t Cleveland. Columbus &Cincinnati iur
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At Hudson With the Q. z. { oR. r. for ouynhoea
Pals, Akron MiIIetsburgh and Woes
At Alliance with P. IT. W, O. R. R. for Canton,
Ma! MaSsiiio1, Wooster, Salem, EpOn, Co
At steubenylle with r. Q. & O. Line and Az BE11A Ala
with Q. o. o. R.R. for ZanesTilla New.
ark, Columbus, 4enia, Dayton, In,Ii.
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- So. Louis, St. Joseph and an points
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any other route. af3 a. II b = = -
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
aud East can be procured at the ottico under the
AeLure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
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any point accessible by this road and its
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under RLure House, or with TT. Agent ut Bridge,
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II. H.DAVIRS, fEll llsg5.rzF,6-
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November 10, 1856.
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|, BRiHEIELD, MASS, Dec. 20, 1865.
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missouri MINING C0mpanY

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL sTOCk...........-.s 10000
EHIs COMPANY rs FORMED FoR THE PUR-
Our WS Dc SSt Stss s 70 P Ss 81
purely pllanthropie motives in Initiating this en-
tsEPEi.e We believe "a, tho .,Ost ss p made e
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amount Of our capital Invested in any other business
We shah make the once Of our Company Lcm-
state. we have power under our charter 10 Iur
chase md ael mineral lands WherSFtg ,Saie1 In
Missouri Great inducements Hill be offered to cap
tRliEts and miping dyenturers, who desire 70 Pur
chase and work paying mines, BY dealing with this
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have mineral lanhl for sale 10 seud uEa hthfomant
Of Che same describing thS kind Of minerals thelr
est clgi price they willing TO take for Slid landa
We alall work only such mines a. pay largely, but
staIl opauRui uroS6 Enostuf thPiani1 n feII TlS
books tor subscription to the tool are NOV oreE Al
the once Of the Company, Main street, horfhE6st
corner qf loeust, over MeTehanta' Bank. entrance
No. q Locust All Whc Geel an interest IN this
iusne1I and have money, Bil1 Do well to can aud
sabseribe; These wishing stock, living out Of the
amount wanted 70 the President OF Treasurer ~
Henry D. Bacon, Ed Mathew Ba.tsr. R,u
5ossSS IsISfoP ,Y I'D s r. I1SsS Es
I..Y.Bogy, k.q., d Sci J6SSlh Paynis' EsS,, I
no iHsBty D. Bse 5sssFF1f'; NV poet1. -7as7
n BUTLER EFsR4- AIEREROL4PP, Prs.'t
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and dollars Of the stock has already been taken. We
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liyery Fegltsred only Vhen diIidends received.
Any pers0n having money to spare can, by the puf-
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q, Lo1ls. No, March a. 1851. - -
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
llsEtszaEE.aEs@

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"a -
OFFICE OP THE B. { .. 4, R. COl
WHEErtHe, 1TtiI Aug, 1852. j.
DUsNESS being fully resumed on the Baltimore
ID Ohio RAilrUSd, the Company having th0FUHEfr.
~ the eaks In the track and bridges
under Government protection, the road thoroughly
and eomplstely guarded by aoTerntnstt trJops viii
and after the 18th Aug, run two through pGssen-
gor trains, and continue their full equipment In the
transportation Of tonnage.
RAssGNoRl scHKDuLE.
DepaTt,
LEAVE WHEELING. daily, at 1910 A. NJ; Ben
wood, 1870 A. NJ; uraftou $50 P. Nj New Greek,
$50 p. n Cumberland, S;S6 r. n. AaTtinsburg,
500 a. NJ Harptr's Ferry, S:lT A NJ arTi.e At Bal
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pspqrf,
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I:h2 A. MI Cumberland, BIB A. n. Martinsburs,
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Rsturniao, 20 & 7aiiFm7s}
LHAvRs BALTIMORE, s.4S A M; Harper's Per
y, 1910 A. "; Nartinsburg, Lass P. Nj Cumber.
Rnd, o:l2 r. N 0aklan 0.V8 T.. 81; Grafton 1l:4a
P Nj BenWosd, ; A. ~; arrive at Wheeling $50
W.P. SMITH, Master transportation.
I. 81. COLE, GenerRl Ticket Agent
JOHN KING, JR, Auditor.
A. DIRRBY, General Suparviser 0fTfaina ~ ati
~, WILLARD, suPeESisref Trains :, i.i
J.B.FoRD, dsn'iAgent, whsslins. SagiS
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G. w. JOHNSON & SON,
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JOHN n. IAKIN,

Lsueesssor TO wheeler Z Eakih.l ''si4
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w Inspection on Thursday, March 10Th, new
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Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestingsi
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Commit ulllrated.
d. For the P"mrr"y WerklN Telegraph
Letters From the Camp.
HARRISBURG. VA.
Octnhpr 1Sth 1S62

oIlDoCI -ctH, lOOA. ]
Mr.. Elitor:-Auother move on the
military checker board, aud we are herea
little further down in Dixie" On
Thursday morning we struck tents and
bade adieu to the good people of CALI
polls, and started for Parkersburg-
The first days march furnished US with
a little new experience in the soldier life
That whole day we marched and carried
our heavy knapsacks and guns, and had
nothing to eat except few crackers for
each company. The shades of evening
had begun to close around us when "a
halt Was called, and we pitched tents in
the suburbs Of Cheshire You ought to
nave seen the boys flipging down their
heavy loads and running hurry SIX urry
for the groceries, hotels, and every place
where they though they could get some
thing to satisfy their outraged appetites.
If they attack batteries or forts in that
fashion, fall they must, though they
were Gibraltars. The early dawn of the
next day found us preparing for the
march, aud soon we set out to spend an
other hungry but cheerful day. Let
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MsDDLEPOssr CEMErsky.

NllE Middeport corporation having pur-
l. chrsed suitable grounds for IL Cemelry,
and laid the Same off into lois, now offer them
TO the public at fair rates. The money re-
ceived from The sale of lois will be applied to
the purchase of the ground, and The decoration
of The Cemetry.
by this arrangement, a beautiful burying-
ground, which this community has SO long
needed, may be made, without any one feeling
the expense of it.
For further particulars apply to
Oct. II, ls62.-4ltf. P. HUGO.
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BuCKHANNON. UPSPUR Co., VA, p.
Cheat .Nountaan District, M,lroys Brigade,
October, 25th, 1862.
Editor Thgruph:-When | last wrote
you, our Regiment was three miles be-
low Gallipolis, waiting in daily expec-
tation of orders to move into the Kan
awha Valley. But, alas! for the an
ticipations of soldier! Before three
days rolled around, the 116th, which
had previously been ''brigaded" with
the 10th Ohio and the S4th Indiana, un
der command of Col. Craner, was sud-
denly anbrigaded, to be as quickly re-
brigaded with the I'd, Sd, and 9th Va,
under command of the "Old Grey Ea-
gle'-Gen. Milroy. Almost simulta-
neously with this arrangement, came
! the orders for march, as far as Park
ersburg, at least; and, accordingly, one
week ago Thursday morning tents were
struck, s'traps" packed, and the other
necessary preparations made for the
"movement." Passing over the incl
dents of the march. (not particularly
interesting to US, as We were on an ''in-
dependent line, via honey suffice it to
say, that the Regiment arrived opposite
Park ersburg. Sunday, about 3 o'clock
P. NJ, in good spirits, but glad to get
rest for their sore and worried soles-
They at once pitched tents on the bank
of the river, just below the Ferry, and
in front Of Col Stones residence
think upon his farm. ..
Soon after our arrival it was ascer.
taiued that Gen. Milroy was acting com
mander of the '.Cheat Mountain Divi
sion,' and that our Brigade was un.
der command of Col. 6. II. Latham, o.
the ID Va. Gen. Milroy had already
gone to Clarksburg, and Col. Latham
was to follow the next morning. The
three Va, Regiments had also advanced
to the same place. 1t was determined
however, that the 10th should rest twt
or three days, while couple of 1T
companies, which were not ready wher
! the officer was on hand before, should
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For the Pomer " Weekly Telegraph.
BOLIVAR, Tenn. Oct. 9th, '62.

s BOLIVAR, Ienn.. eOct. ON, w.
Mr. Editor:-I am happy to inform
you of the bravery displayed by Capt.
Burnap. of the 7th Ohio Battery, and
mis- boys, in the late fight near this
place. Taking into consideration that
it was the first fight they were ever in,
they did their DUTY nobly. and crowned
themselves with glory. This Battery
opened the s'5all,' and they all went
in" with hearty good will.
Capt. Eurnap will get the praise and
honor of winning this battle, as long az.
he lives. lie is good officer and did
his duty we'll. He captured one bat
terry and breug ht it into town with two,
,ake of oxen in the lead. There are
now Eve hundred Butternuts in town.,
and more on their way in. 1t is late
aud must close.
A. SANDS.
Sut,sr Gs;h Rea'r.,O. Y. T.