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THE MOST VALUABLE WATER POWER
AND MACHINERY FOR SALE, PERHAPS EVEN

OFFERED IN
<AN ID. st Of February, 1857 will be positively son. ~
public auction without reserve the DanTlue Ma'e.
Power with the Mills, Foundry, &C. with thirty
land attached. p,..l
There the premises large Foundry sno ns az,
smiths shop, Pow Factory, large Flour ~ W. H. H.
bur. one pair Corn stones, Circular Saw Mil ana ''
chine shop. , On.
The Water Power ia the best in the state e1eep, -,
Water Power at Richmond. The water 10 nken o4
canal and any number Of tne sites above nsnTn nd
mark are offered for machinery, between tins csn.
bed of Dan River The present fall 10 - ieet sno ny
increased the whole of the Dan may De conu'ahat ~,
It has long been the opinion OF practical nen ,.s,
company of enterprise and capital would re9nas
profit. by putting this wster power into ail anu
operatiou The country around and back o. ps1 Nh
rs.es isr.c amount Of Wheat, to support r,ou ~ wv,
and /. hesyy aud profitable customer - s.rI,os II
Der bill Plaster Mil, aud tor every o'Ge. ,cr tor
,nsnufactured arelc that requires 600 "a.e ~ ,ee,.
il, cheap PRODUCTION The few estaouhnineue ,orte
ed on the premises have paid nae ptolL 70 lne
,or In the .hape OF rent and also 70 the ineo,.
the nronrietor has obtained liberal eharel a.rs,on
ora, frorn the Virginia Legislature Tor the
~ II, a ian, stock company if desired ,,,,. and
TFsMs NGnethird cash, one third IN l. month"; ;ns
~, rasdnc I, vo years. the deferred payments esa,s
inseres, from the day Of sale The property VIII 0'
e;,hey in lois or altogether 10 snt purcha es m r.
Pessr ,n Geo w Ready Dr. T. Atkinson; w. atom
Woo.ton Dsrville, aud tine subscribe: ~ . .tpRyTT
NC "
4 IL
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THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF WISCONSIN


The first Wednesday Of the present month was the
day provided by the United States law for the cleo
tors Of President and Vice President to meet in their
ynrious States and cast their electoral votes. snow
storm on the day previous having shut off all com.
municaiion with Madison, the capital of the State Of
Wisconsin, tine electors for Wisconsin did not arrive
there, and consequently the vote of Wisconsin was
not cast for President. The Madison "Argus' of the
evening ofthe h remarks upon this circumstance as
follows:
ut is universally conceded that the failure is fatal
to our VOTE and that it can now no more be cast than
could the primary election be held on different day
if the people had failed to vote on the 9TH OF Novem-
Der. The term of Office of the electors ceased with
the day on which they were to cast the vote ana they
can now no more legally discharge their official func.
tons than could any other citizens of the State"
None Of the electors had arrived at Madison up to
noon on the ilh. This failure happens to be of no
consequence in the present case but 1t easy to per
oeive how such misbap might have defeated con.
summation OF the popular will National Infe'h-
Seneer.
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noINc coon SERVICE.

The Richmond Wal Enquirer is doing good ser
vice in at once dspeing the foolish hope Of the Re
publican party, that the incoming administration
10 stand substantially its platform on the slavery
oues,ion-such being the drift Of the editorials on
the subject that have Of late graced the New York
Courier, Herald, Times, ct al. We can assure the
ENQUIRER, that if the almost unanimous tone and &c
termination of the Democratic party, as reflected II
the position of the Democracy Of Congress, is fall
criterion from which TO draw concluslons-ano wners
can sensible men ind better one-tbe new admins
,ration will stand as firmly by the rights of tn.
States aud all the principles for which the Democrat!
have commended for the last quarter of century, a.
the present administration does. All persons
common sense will look to the index We here name
rather than to the scrbblings Of Republican part!
writer's for data from which at this tune to draw rea
sonnb- conclusions as to the probable policy OF TIT
new administration.-[ Washington Star.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The steamship Europa, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th December, arrived here
to-day.
War ha. been declared by England at Calcutta
against Persia. English troops have arrived in the
Persian Gulf. 1t is rumored that France is media.
ting between England and Persia.
The fall Of IIerat is confirmed; it surrendered to
the Persians on the Goth October Prussia has closed
all communication with Switzerland, and will make
no further propositions. The last division Of the
British fleet for the Persian gulf left Bombay ON the
18th November, with 5000 troops. They are 10 &C.
cupy Kasek and Bashire.
foRrsMourH, Dec. 1.-The Arctic exploring
barqUs Resolute, Commander Hartstein, arrived al
Spi' cad this afternoon.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l3.-The money market is slight
ly easier, but bankers rates are unchanged. The
bullion in the Bank of England has increased ~ NO.
Consos are 953 to 95s. Cotton is SITTER but prices
unchanged =
Breads,uffs are generally depressed Flour has
declined Cd. to Is. Wheat is I'd. TO Sd lower. Corn
is insctive and unchanged. For American stocks
there is an average demand at unchanged rates.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The House committee on
naval affairs have concluded their report ut the bill
for the snepdatory act TO promote the efficiency Of
the navy precisely az it passed tine Senate.
i delegation of Kaw Indians from Kansas has ar.
rived, bn. being Without an interpreter were unable
10 make thei, business known to toe Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs.
A great many members of Congress have left for
home to enjoy the holidays.
The Rhode Island csse was decided in the Supreme
Court to-day. 1t embraces series Of events going
back for nearly century. The lands involved are
covered by manufacturing establishments and flour
isbjng Villages and have been throughout past gene
rations without question az 10 legal ownership. The
bill alleging fraud and claiming the property was
deemed by the court defective, and the presumption
being favor of the present occupants the decree OF
the circuit court was affirmed
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TIE TARIFF

WAsHIyGToS, Dec. 23.-The bill reported in The
House to day. by Mr.. Letcher substitute for the
pending tariff revision bill, is the offered
by him and passed by the House two years ago. bu
which failed TO receive the action OF the Senate.
proposes to reduce the present rates % per cent.
and after the FIRST of July, 1857, and enlarge the free
list with specified articles which enter into manufac
o forty or forty.ive millions Of dollars.
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For the Enquirer.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH JUDI
CIAI f,IRcI-fT

The resignation Of Judge Lomax having been Of
6cialy announced, and an early day appointed by
it is confidently believed there is no gentleman in the
Circuit possessing in a eminent degree the high
legal attainments and that purity and frmness Of
character. which the Office specially requires, than
JAMES Smith, Esq, OF King aud Queen his name is
thus respectfully presented as suitable, and in every
way worthy successor of the Hon. Jno. T. I.omax
whose dignity, integrity and learning have so adorn-
I'd tho seat Of justice.
Mr.. Smith having never sought prominency out.
side Of his profession, or notorety In the tempting
other legal gentlemen In the District His name not
having been before the public he was return
ed member Of the late State Convention, In which
he served his talents therefore only known, and
character duly appreciated by his associate lawyers,
in this and the adjoining counties.
KING AED QUEEN.
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RAvAGES OF THE SCARLET FEVER IN
BOSTON.-The bill of mortality of the city for the
week ending Saturday shows that Of the deaths forty,
or over opethrd, died of scarlet fever. This is the
largest plumber that ever died in Boston Of that dis
order in single week, and has accordingly made the
total for the week unprecedeutedly large for the
season of the year.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

On the 23d inst, the Circuit Court for this District
decided ar important legal question, so far "a the To-
ted States sued Seden. Withers 81 Co. for public
money that had been deposited with them before
their suspension. The Government claimed that uu.
der old statute they have priority over any other
creditors in OF insolvency, aud the Court so de.
cided. The deposites in question were made by tho
Indian and Patent Office Bureau aud the Navy Agent
Office in this city. The whole amount, noarly
100000, has been paid into the Treasury by the rus.
tees Of 5. w. & Co. Washington Star.
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GEN. pACKENHAM-A CURIOUS FACT

We copy the following from the New Orleans Plea
yrne of the llth inst:
eve were yesterday credibly informed, bya gentle
man who resides near the spot that in September last
the well known pecan tree under which the remains
of General Packelham were buried, few miles be-
low this city, was broken Cd thirty feet above the
ground, BY gale Of wind, and cannon ball. fred
from the British lines during the battle, was found
imuedded Just where tile trunk broke of.
Thu, it was that the brave Briton slep under one
of his own missiles as his monument"
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y House then adjourned till Friday.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1856.
EEN lsrE

On motion of Mr.. Thompson, ofNew jersey no.
solution was adopted calling the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO report whether moro efficient means can
not be- devised for the preservation of the lives OF
and passengers who are wrecked on the coast
of New Jersey and Long Island; and aso whether re-
lief should not be granted to the families Of persons
who lose their lives in endeavorng to rescue ndlvi.
dunls from shpwrecks. Tue Senate then adjourned
to Tuesday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House resumed the consideration Of private
bills, when two bills were passed.
The Senate bill providing for the compulsory pre,
payment of postage all printed matter was passed
And the House adjourned until Tuesday.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

FKEDERIcEsBuRG, Dec. 20, 1856.
EusTAcE CONWAY, Esq;
Dear Sir The undersigned, members of the Bar
OF Sposylvan,a county ard town of Fredericksburg,
having convened for The purpose OF considering the
su9ee. Of the vacancy in the Judgeshp OF
ih ny Sn Lna rrsignaton Of the Hon
liberation, cUncurred unanimously in desirt"r ,l,at
YOU will permit your name TO be presented TO tn,
voters of the district as candidate for that office.
We feel confident that large number OF voters
will concur in tho opinion which entertain that
if elected YOU will discharges the duties of thnt high
Office with fidelity to its obligations with credit 10
yoursef and with satisfaction TO suitors aud the pub
lie generally.
your name to tue district we are respectfully ano
Your friends aud associates,
TB. BARTON, JoHs L. MARYE,
LAwREScr MARYE, Wa. A. LITTLE,
7 MINOR JOHN L. MARYE, IT.,
JOHN 81. HERNDoN, WIN s. BARTON,
W.sTAR WALLACE, GEO. d. L. ROWE,
A. ALEXANDER LITTLE, SAML u: DANIEL,
(,u,pIrs HERNpos, WINE FITzHU6H, Jr
FREpERICKsBURG, December %, 1856.
To Msssrs JSo. L. MARYE. and other
Gentlemen: Upon reaching home, after an absence
of week, I found your communication OF the 2otn
awaiting me.
II ia with unaffected sincerity that declare to you
that your call upon me is wholly unexpected ano
evidence of the kind feeling and good opinion o.
those with whom have been associated in the prac
tice of my profession for the past fifteen years.
| recognize the names OF many whose age, en-
larged experience and legal learning so much better
fit them to fill the Office recently graced by the ven
cradle and distinguished juris whose resignation VIZ
all deplore. Nor fail to feel most sensby that
if YOUR preference shall be- approved by the people
the District, am to assume position OF much deli
cacy and responsibility.
No ono can know better than myself that any hum
ble qualifications may possess fall isr below thu
requirements aud responsibilities Of such position
| In conssuting, therefore, as | now do, that mj
name may bs used as candidate tor the office o.
Judge of this District, beg you TO remember, that
am rather relying upon your most partial estimate
Of my ability to serve the people in that capacity
than upon my own judgment. All can say is' tha
if elected, will devote whatever capacity may
may have ito the discharge Of the duties Of that higt
office with fidelity to its obligations and with sstt
faction TO suitors and the public generally"
I am gentlemen, very respectfully, your friend,
EUSTACE CONWAY.
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But the young, young chiidrcn, q M" hr''n''s'
They are weeping bitterly
They are weeping in the plsytiIne OF the others,
Eii:obGh froedinY.
70 the southland Of tho winter,
Where fadeless sumG;cr reigus,
To the stronghold Of the winter,
Amid northern hills aud plains;
With The sound of church bells ringing
In the mornings early prime,
And with sweet young voices singing
Comes the merry Christmas time;
And with many a fond greeting
BY the Yule logs ruddy blaze,
There are friends and kindred meeting
For the love of other days;
While beside the aged father.
And about the gran danes chair,
With their earnest faces, gather
Groups OF children young and fair
FROM the darling all too tender
To have left the mothers arms,
To the maiden tall and slender,
Putting off her girlsh charms;
With their bright eyes cleaning brighter
For the Christraas come at last,
And their light hearts beating lighter
As the merry hours go past;
And it's little care we whether
There be sunshine or be storm;
For It's rare good Christmas weathei,
Be it cold or be il warm.
But, oh fathers. and oh mothers
With the children round your knees,
Gentle sisters, loving brothers,
Turn, We pray, and look on these;
Not on sunny forms and faces
That the homes of plenty fill,
With the thousand winning graces
That belong to childhood STILL
But on garments thin and ragged,
Upon naked, weary feet
On the faces waa and haggard.
OF the children Of the street;
Upon youthful forms and features
That of care and anguish tell,
And, alas! young hspless creatures.'
Speak ofsin and shame az well;
For no mother goes beside them
In the doubtful maze Of life;
There 10 none to help or guide them
Through its turmoil and its strife.
They are homeless, they are orphaned.
Tney are children. they are poor,
They we're better dead and cofhued
Than be begging at your door;
For tho voices Of the city
Are 80 many that their call
Cannot And the love and pity
That will answer to them all.
Oh, 70 fathers! Oh, ye mothers!
With young children round your knees,
Gentle sisters, loving brothers,
Turn from those and look on these.
Unto you 10 truly given
with reverence DO II said)
The keys that will open Heaven
To admit their childish tread.
In their wesknsss will You leave them
Tn temptation and to sin,
When your kindly hand may save them
And double blessing bring1
For even as you have done it
r the vey least IT them,
Will the Saviour look upon It
AZ 10 spirit done to him. JANET HALF.
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Tur Eynrn,I App,RrIoy

THE NEXT FEDERAL MISUNDERSTANDING the
popular in the northwest, and estimating the IN
mates tina, Wisconsin, Iowa. Michigan Indiana and
Illinois viii! be entitled to IS representatives, in Cou.
gres.. in place Of the % which they now send to the
House. The present House contain. 30 members
from the slsve States, and l4o from the free States
Uuder thu next apportionmept, the free States will
have about two to one.
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MARRIED..

M,nstro IN Wednesday ui-h, December 2;,h. by the
Rev Mr. Howell w MALONE OF Cincinnati, 70 ars
MARY JANE WILSON Of this city.
~ The Cincinnati papers, The New Albany Inouae'
and the Louisville Journs! please copy.
MARRIED in Lyach5urs. on tie ls,h INST. by Bishop
E.rlv Mr. JOHN WR!GET and Miss LLlZABETu 4.
NJ sdes, daughter of ALDER, W.dt all OF the city OF
Lynchburg.
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The North Carolina Legislature have passed an act
rsp.sug ths, clause in the Constitution Of The Stae,
making property qualification TO voters in the cleo.
ton of State Senators The oct submits the change
10 the people at the general election in August next
The Wilmington journal says there is doubt Of it's
atifi nafinn
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MIrRnER PIN ST InuIS

The st. Louis Democrat of Monday stat es that on
the day previous q man named f. II. Cleveland.was
murdered in the Virginia Hotel Of that city, under
the following circumstances:
He was found lying in hs room with deep bowie
knife out in his breast, and the knife lying upon his
body He had just paid his bill with the intention OF
leaving. and had gone few minutes before to his
room, in company with man named VIM. T. Alex
ander, or VIM. Sharp. The latter had disappeared,
and the jury. in their verdict, accused him Of the
ceased and the Knife is believed to have be-
longed to him. Deceased was not robbed a con.
eiderable sum Of money being found on his remains
az we'll as a gold watch.
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PASSED TO THEIR GRAvES.-Of the o6
members Of the famous Hartford Convention, noted
in our political annals every one has passed TO bis
grave. December Is was the anniversary OF the
meeting.
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HELP FOR THE FuGITIyEs.

New YORK, Dec. 4.-Marsha o. Roberts, the
agent of the California steamers, has directed the
from Aspinwall to take home ony fugitives from
Walkers army stopping there.
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DEATH OF MRS. COMMODORE CONNER
Mrs Susan D. Conner, the reict OF the late Conmo.
dors David Conner, United States Navy, departed
this lie on the Sd of November last, at Torquay,
Deyousbire, England.
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GALE AT NIAGARA FALLS.

There was something OF gale about Na2era Falls
on sunday week. At Clifton, Suspension Bridget
trces were torn up, small tenements, shanties and
ontbudipgs overturned, and their FRAGMENTS strewn
over the Geld in every direction. TIE volume Of
wafer driven over the Falls Of Niagara was truly ap.
pang. carrying with 1t drift wood, logs and iimbers
from tho whuryes and chores above. The Suspension
Bridge was considered in great danger, but though
below the Falls raised over thirty entirely covering
tho pers q the steamboat landing, and the landing
room at tbe foot of the staircs.e on tho American
side. Tho old Pagoda, which stood on the highest
Point Of The battle ground Al Lurdy Lane, and which
rosa in the ak to tho height Of two hundred feet, fell
..i,h q orf al hnt NO li1Aa Kaya lost.
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THE KANSAS EMIGRATIoN, &c

hh~NCd0 EAUIOuA1ION,
sr. LOUIS DEC. 2i.--A letter from Westport, 10
The Ct, Louis Republican says that Col. Buiord pub
hshes statement showing his loss In the Southern
emiarant enterprise to be upwards Of $4,000.
Il 10 feared that tho mails across the plains have
bsen greatly delayed by the deep snow Wet.
TIE SLAVE EXCITEMENT AT LOUISVILLE
Louisville. Dec. 4.-Tbs Mayor ha. issued
proolamstiou stating that in consequence OF ntcrma
lion which shoGs disposition the part Of the 90
iored people to resurrection, all slaves will be impri
soped Who are found from home after O'Clock q
nieht during the holidays.
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FOR NICARAGUA.

New YORK, Dec. 2l:-Tbe steamship Tennessee
sailed for Nicaragua this evening, with large mum
Der of passeneera and large supply of provision:
for Ger Walkers army.
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THETENNESSEE INSURRECTION-NEG
EyEcITrED

Mercury says that Ned Jones, the celebrated negro
preacher here, has been pu: in Jail by the Vigilance
Committee. The free negro preacher, Sol Young.
was hung at Cadiz, Ky, on Tuesday, and another
was hung at Pembroke on Wednesday last.
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->S>-
FONT HILL.-Forrest has disposed OF bis coun
try seat on the Hudson Font Hill, TO the Sisters OF
Charity who will take immediate possession.
They pay for it 100000 two-thirds in cash, tina
balance, 1888 1888 secured by bond and mortgage
twenty years. Mr. Forrest obligasing himself to pro.
tec the purchasers against the claims Of Mrs. Forrest
for right of dover.
believe of about forty acres of land large granite
castslated mansion, porters lodge, and other sub
stanal out-houses all new and in perfect order. II
II beautifully located, some two miles south Of the
Yonkers landing containing some OF the nnest view
and sites for building the river. II has probably
cost Mr. Forrest nearly, or quite what he has obtain
cd for it.-[N. Y. SeHs.
A CURIOUS MAP.-There is in the n. Y. State
Library curious French Map, having an imprint, o.
which tho following il Translation:
United States of Am.
with the islands Royale
Now Eoundand, ST. John, Acadia, 90.
1885
Paris Dslamarche, Rue de folu
81. Jacques au college do METRE Gervais.
We also translate the following endorsement fount
Ten other new State, are forming in the countr,
comprised between the lake Of the Woods, the con
ausnce Of the Ohio aud the Mississippi named west
eru territory. .
Name, Of these 10 States which with the old viii
make ~.
Slvsnia
Eichigana
Chersonesus
Arsenstpia
Mefropotamia
llinola
Saratoga
Washington
Polypo,annis
Pelsypia
Can auy body tell where the Frenchman got III,
,dss that ten new States were TO be formed with sucl
euphonious names, out Of the territory which be de
Scribss IT. Albany hrgMs
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nEcR1rrrs FoR WALKER.

Nrw ORLEANS, Dec. N.-Ths news frem New
York In relstion 10 Gen. Walker, has caused consd
cradle excitement. The steamer of ibe 26th will
probably take out 81 large number Of recruits.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 81 Flour i. stendy and nn.
changed. When: i, very Gu aud iec!iningi white 10
quoted rwo cents ,wer Corn j, unch"nsed. Stocks
nre active and hshe--Virs!nia's S9iS.
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DEATH or CON. DULANY.
WARRINGTON Dec. 26.-Co.omodore Dulsny. OF
the Navy, did here tais morning, after lingering
illness.
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PRoMoTIoS.-Lieut J. n. Nimmo, of Norfolk at.
achei 70 the United S's;es Revenue Gutter McClel.
Land. at Mobile, has been promoted and ordered TO
the United States Gutter Allen, at Baltimore.
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|,Irr.TION wANTED-A Southern Lady ,y;; 9s1i 10
,ss.b English, w.hss TO obtain :itu .dS1.s
nriyst. family References given ds'nso; Or,
~ A. c., Charlottesville Vs.
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BALTIMORE, DEC. ~ Flour and wheat arc un.
changed New corn / to 2c;s better.
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The James river, below Guy Point, Va, closed
by ice "Wednesday. There also thin ice in Nor.
folk hhruo..
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Onubuses are now ruuoing from Wheeling to
B.i!sir, TIE opposite sd of;ns Olio tx the
veyauce Q! passengers 20 the Cea;Is. OHIO road.
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kanHoAp Is!vsL.-Ture. baotr-d passengers. it
il se;ed crossed ,he ONO OF he ce at iBeair,
Tuesday 20 sud IRON :hs Central On!o Railroad
depot.