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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16
ASSEMBLY

Adams and Wood &C. A. NEEvEs.
Ashland, Barron, Douglas, Polk, etc
H. D. Barron.
Brown and Part Of Kewaunec. - CIriSt5a"
Woelz, b. C. Ayers, DaJ1d lee.
Buffalo --Ge~gs Ccpje
Calumet-C H. ". Peterson.
Chippewa.--John. j Jenkins.
Clark and Jackson E. l.. Brockway.
Columbia. W. W. Co,nag Il. c. Brace,
Jacob Low
Crawford.-O. H. Casueg
Daue.--B, +. Adams, j. y. Gey7lee Johs,
AiqD,s, Phineas Baldwin.
Dodge.-M Adams, c. T.. Lewis, A. II,
Atwater $. W Lamoreaun, Geo. Schoa,
Jobn Soion
Door and part Of Kewaunee.-G. W. N.
len.
Dunn and Pepin.--E. p, Bailey.
Eau Claire. Bradley Phillips.
Fond du Lac.--A j. Yorty, E!ihu Cole.
man, Aaroa WATERS
Grant, L. Cabanis, A. L. Bushnell,
$. A. Ferrin, J. Il, Cory.
Green.--M. H. Pengra
Green Lake-A NICHOLS.
Iowa-IR h. Ro,cc, Jods Strcrtaa.
jefferson. Daniel Hall, W. l., Hosjips,
l.. b. Caswei
Juneau - II. F. G, Nichols.
Kenosha-F Robinson.
La Crosse &c G. lliXOn.
LaFayette.--1homas Bainbridgc.
Manitowoc Peter Reuther, George Pow.
oil, Joseph Rp,kta
Maralhou.--B Rmgic.
Narauptte - Eu DnoVn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16

The count Of votes cast in this county
on the 7th inst show, n majority OF
Of them, on all officers, to be Demo-
cratic; and leaves room for claim to be
set up that Iowa is a Democratic County
Bat we are not yet convinced that it is
co. and will give some OF the reasons
why we hesitate 10 throw up the sponge
We Gnd that in 1868 the total vote Of
tho county was 4 .}0l while this year it ia
only about 100, or . per cent less
In 1865 the Republican vote in the
county was > ,3ij, this year ia only about
l.4jO, a falling of Of 900, or about 80
per cent In 1868 the Democratic vote
in the county was 1859, and this year
Il is about .05o a falling of Of 800, or
little more than 10 per cent In other
words 2S Of every hundred voters in
the county filled to vote at the late cleo
ton, and Of this number about three
.fourths, or 70 in every %, are Repub-
Leans,
These figures are carefully made, and
on them we rest our faith that, notwith~
standing the result Of last Tuesday,
Iowa County is still sound and viii 80
prove herself in 1879,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16
THANKSGIVING PROCLAIM TiOS.
IICIUs FAIRCHlLD Governor.
SITE OF WISCONSIN.

Tia, tlath,r year Of plenty, general heahh ana
,-f,srty has been vouch-afsd to the people OF ms
Sfate We should 'hsnsfuly recognize, ana aith"ugh
tia spreai conasgraiion Ia theNorth eastern por'
tl.n Of the state has drsa lated many hon.shpld'.
l-lpsM mourning 10 many 'aH'lcs, ana strippeu
t11g.agd " our fellow tibeus Of nealy l thelr
worldly wealth, vet even the poorest ana most
deeply bergayed ofth saferers have onnA mIihoh'
az hearts throughout the whole LAID eSiehdns 10
them the most ga rne,t sympathy, ana muhen' OF
hands moved to relieve their wants by lberai gIls
For GODS loving kindness 10 us during the yer
,agu 20 close and for This outpDuriog OF hristAn
bsuegulece ana charity to our AFFLICTED ieiio' CT
liens we ,hqall according 10 the ploIi nsages OF
elr Fathers pa1cly Thank Him wh) moves the
hearts 1T men % generous deeds
Therefore f. L1ciu4 FairchiiI, Governor Of the
rate of Wisconsin. - hereby recommend u the
people " this -tue that they observe lhnrsiay,
November ill., instant as day Of Pubic Iit'nks-
giving, Prayer AMI Praise.
Given under my hand and the Great seal OF the
state at the Capito az Madison, this SIKH
f.. day oi November IA the year Of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy one.
ny the Governor. LU.ltS FAihChlS'.
LLYwELLY, Bnggsg, Secretary Of STATE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16

Loss OF CHURCHP PROPERLY 1t is safe
TO estimate that the aggregate losses OF
the several religious denommations'by the
Great Fire, by thedestructlon OF church
es, schools and other property, approx
innate S&;U00.0OO The Roman Catholics
alone lose $1,000, 900, and the Methodist
100000 The Prcsbyterians lose prob
ably about $2jO,0U0 The other denom-
nations do not lose so heavily but the
Congregationlists, Baptists, Unlturlans,
Swedenborgans, UniyerSali>ts and Israel
les alltlost valuable church buildings
In several instances not only the chnrches
were destroyed, but ali their members
lost their homes
We seo 10y cur exchanges that the
several religions denominations IN vari>
Gus parts Of the country are contributing
literally for the benefit of those Of our
needy church organizations here, and
there 10 prospect that AZ least some OF
the ruined edihces viii ere. long be
rebuilt Chicago JonrRG1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16

EyAe President ofMeUaitei States Of Anoe,jca
A PROCLAMATION.


The progress o. the season has again enabled the
husbandman to garner the fruit Of successful toll.
Industry has been generally well rewarded. We are
in peace with all nations Ira quillity with few eS
ceptiors prevails at home, " thin the past year
We have IN the main been free from the ills which
esew her. have Attic ed kind II some OF Us
have had ca anti :. there should be occasion for
sympathy with the sufferers, resignation on their
part TO the will Of the lost High, rejoicing to many
who have been more favored.
/, the efore, recommend that on Thursday, the
Goth day Of November next the people meet at tbs
respective places 81 worship, there 10 make the
usual ackuow dgements to Almighty God for the
blessing lie has conferred on them, ant their mer-
ciful exemption from evils invoke His protection
and kindness for their less fortunate hrethern whom,
Ia His wisdom, He deemed 1t best H. chasten
In testimony whereof nave hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United states 10 be
aft ed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this 2sth day OF
0ctoter, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy one,
[sEAL1 and Of the lndepen enee Of the United
States Of America the ninety sixth.
U. 5. GRANT.
By the President
HAMILTON FISH Secretary Of state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16

AM VOW the Times admits that it is
all up with the Democracy fammany q
itte bow and arrow killed darling cock
robin, and the mourner finds IA grain OF
consolation in the assurance that samson
went down with the temple, and "al the
Lords that were upon the roof" ltsays j..
''rbe thieves Killed the party but thank God
hat in ths death, ,he Alvges Nltc we're politically
anuihiatri,'
All weeping Democrats are entitled to
all the honey they can draw out OF the
dead carcass of the Ring C,ticGgo
Jour9ak
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16

QUESTIONABLE BARBER AND HAlRDRESsER.
L ShampOoing done short notice. Hetr and
Whiskers dyed when desired Particular attention
owen to curag dressing and cutting Ladies' and
Z hildreu's hair. Tannrath's GoLDWAIER, for re-
moving Dandruir preventing hair from falling our aud
restoring natural color, applied for customers when
desired and sold in bottles. Opposite SCHNEIDER
gers Boot and Shoe Store, High Street, Mineral
Point, Wis. yolXNlY-noii-ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16

Mn. @ g. SmrH participated in she
ceedin1s hy which the nomlnatlon Of the
c,udliatc Tor member OF Assembly in
this city was made, II the candidate he
supported bad been nominated, he would
haze demanded rs no would have the
right to do, the support Of the friends Of
the other candidates but hi. friend was
not nominated and he refused TO submit
aud aborei necessarily to secure the
eiarton Of the worst oopperheai in the
State The result is known -Jutgyailc
GdgeHe
Mr. O f. Saith above referred to was
Chief Clerk Of the Senate last wintcaand
we presume will be n candidate for re-
election Ills labor Cor Auson Rogers
should cuuto him to the votes Of the
Democratic Senators, but we cannot say
it gives him much clai,n on the Rcpub-
lean mombers OF that body
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16
TAKEN GP-CNENES.

rEAKFa UP bv the subscriber, residing on Section
! g. fown 4 Range ! east in Ni.hn, on or about
the 18th day Of Oct, ISL, three calves, to-wt On.
Steer color red white face and belly; one ileifrr,
color red, hite face and belly; also one leiter,
color rssn; no artificial marks. The owner !. re-
qu .sted TO CALI prove property, pay charges and
Il said strays away. .
EDWARD WILLIAMS
Nllin, Nov. LIST, 1911. --t45wi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16

TrE two Chicago lawyers, Doolittle
and Bragg who came up into Wisconsin
to have gl.ttIe Iun with the boys, have
got about all that they barsained for,
and can retC,n 10 Illinois to pursue their
regular pottiloggin- Perhaps in two
years from this time when :hey are worn
out with professional duties ami need a
little recreation. and no Wisconsin Dem
ocrats want to he bcagen they may
be again complimentel with y, place
upon the state ticket As the whole
thing will be done by brag next time, We
suyrca: that Bragg lead the ticket
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16
TAKEN tP-GATEZE.

NY TIE UNDERSIGNED, on land owned by him,
/ ia section No p, Town 8, Range 2, Iowa Co.,
about October lst, l,7l, +. red aud white spotted
steer no artificial marks supposed to be about 81
years old. Also, on or about the lst OF November,
ISL. yearng steer, Of brown color no artiA-
cial marks The owEer is requested to call, prove
property, pay charges and take the cattle away.
H. 3. JOHNSON
Highland, Nov. 4, 1s7l-ijw4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16
TAKEN IP-YEAEsLING.

DY TIE UNDERSIGNED, on land owned ny him,
ID in Section p Town ), Range 3, Iowa county,
about the lst Of November ISL yeariPg steer, red
and white, or roam color; no artificial marks. said
steer has been about my premises since last June.
Owner is requested 10 call, prove property, pay
charges and take the animal away
WILLIAM Cooking.
Mineral Point Nov. O. 1s1l--+i5wt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16

THE Republicans of the city of New
York east far larger vote at the recent
election than ever before since the party
was organized Forty thousand is about
the highest vote ever peiled IN this city
Bat on last Tuesday they increased their
vote upward of 81 900, and carried Eve
or six woris--a thing never done before
For Secretary Of State tho vote east
WIS as follows;
Wnler., ited Democratic nominee ...,....92, q2i
Scrbnur, Republican -...........,... .......9 ll9
Democratic majority ...........,......-29,' Us
The previous Democratic majorities
ranged from 5000 to 5000 Last
year the Republican vote was only 3i,39l,
against 7,llS Democratic Much of the
presen increase of strength is due To the
Germans who have joined the kepubh,
can party Not less than 10000 Germ
pn>. who have heretofore acted with the
Democratic pnrtv voted tho straight
Republican ticket, for the first time in
81 ar lives.
Bat the best exhibition Of German
newer was on Register, fer which office
Geaera Sigcl, Republican. ran against
Shan3lev, Democrat The Irish voted
for thr,> cuuatryman, Shandley while
the Germans On mdsSe 'it NIT Sigel, as
i,lal the republicans, with the follow
INK magnificent result
Sjs,l. Republican, sud German candilate....S2 ,924
Saau1 ey. rsumsuy, aud lyieh candidate. 80 400
sEsl's majority ...,,.., ......... ..'-', ~
fat the worst beaten candidate on the
rum@anv ticket was the trailer ledwlth,
who yaa t.r supreme Court "aiIe He
had acted with the Citizens Reform
COMMITTEE pretended TO be against
rmuanv uu:.l fortnight before eleo-
ton, when he soA cut to Bill Tweed and
the Rim. thieves iNr nomination on
their ticket It Will Se seen THAI his
perfly was too glaring and disgusting
IS ,or the bcsouel ana seoun3yeliy
followers Of the "four Caesars (seiEcrs)
viz
t,aoHh. TENN tuy sras'ate ....... az
Barrett Republican N0j &et1r ..---. ,,.,..|Nt+ -
Naj,rlty ace'ns, Lsasi,h ......,.,... -, aS
That IS what the scamp got for deser,
ting 10 the Tammanr camp - CtIbago
I}ibwt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16

4 ter Of very wet hens gathered IN.
Ter 4 car; on q DISMAL raigy iry, could
not look more tarlorn AMI cherries than
some Of the leading Democrats Of this
city They are not get through with ex
plaiag how their usual IN jority has
fallen OF one>half, with the lass Of four
semblymen -Aihc1sksc StEbHcl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16

AxoNG the letters received at the head
quarters of Relief was one which read ,
Enclosed fnt fye dollors, borrowed for
the occasion The lender need have "
ears III ct the ravmeut Of such ], b..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16
The Legislature OF 1872.

The following is list of the members OF
the next Legislature. Republicans in no
man, Democrats in Haijcs, Independents in
AVAIL CAPS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16
Timber Land For Sale.

EIGHTY Acres Of good Timber Land for sale FIN.
II miles from Nuscoda on the Highland road II.
land Is good farming anG and will oe sid cheap In
cash. Address
As JOHN CZECH,
Nlscoda, Grant Co. Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16

GEH SnEt. tie anti> rammany can.
di1atr for Register Of Nav York is elect.
"a hv over 2anll majority 10 il very
evi3.rt t4ata, the h2na,' men q. that
st am l,aAav fought nit ~i-,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16
SENATE.


DIST. Dist.
II II. Jones. Is W ii Hlnar'
IL p Liad3ey. 10 j. ii. Foster.
3 r. HaeJsct0.aun. 30 Joseph Wagner.
William Nelson. q ". H. Red,
=. Beden, % j, W, Hutchinson.
John l.. Mitchell, % " W. Hoodman,
7 W. VI, Colladay. u }. b. Irish,
Samuel Pratt. 20 Woldo >, tllnt'
Francis Little. Is K. L. Davis.
10 William Blair. q W. NJ. Griswold.
II II. s. MagOon. Is II. Il. Eaton.
10 Orrin Bacon. 20 h. ,. Miner
IS sat Clayk. 40 j. q. Thorpe.
IA J. 3 Quimby. 81 Angus Cameron
Ii Carl Scbmd 80 Conrad Moser.
Is j. G. Holloway 80 Lyman Mofgan.
II G. G.. Williams.
Republicans 81 Democrats 9.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-16
g.. r. TNNNssAIH,

By the President.
HAMILTON flsa, Secretary Of State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-19
MAR RIED.

On Thursday last, at Harpor's Ferry. Mr.,
Isaac JONEs to Miss MAGGIE LUCAS
daughter Of Edward Lucas, Esq, of ShCP'
hcrdstownn all Of this county.
On the 18th inst. at the residence Of the
brides parents, by Rev. Albert .Tump, Mir.
G. W. 7. ASnERsON to Miss MARY HYATT,
daughter of Mr.. John W. Hyatt oil of this
county.
On tho 18th nit, by the Rev ] a Ne.
Fndcn, Mr.. LEWIS n, GRovE to Miss NARY
L. HAWK. both Of this county.
On tho Bridge at Harper's Ferry, m Tues
day evening last, by Rev, AL. Bender, Mr..
W. A. RoPEW, to Miss KATE HgDuEs,
daughter Of Mr.. VIM L. Hedges, Of Charles
town.
On the 3lst ultimo. Mr.. JAMES H. Nc
CANTY and Miss NErrIE BRowN, both Of
Winchester.
On the 9Th instant, by the Rev Lorenzo
u. Nixon, Mr.. THOMAS Moss to Miss Ma
TlLDA l.. SMITH, all of LoudOun.
On the same day, by the same, at the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. John i Allen, Mr. JAMES u
DANIELS, of Fairfax county, to Miss ELIZA
BETH II. CANT, of LoudOuu.
On the 9th inst Mt tho NJ. i Church, By
Rev s V LeCCh, Mr., GEORoE T. LEMON of
Cumberland, Maryland, aud Miss EMMA U.
HYATT, Of Martinsburg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-19
The Sentence Of Chahoon Affirmed,

McAMoHn, December -, 1871 The
Supreme Court of Appeals to day aF.
i,mrd The judgment Of the Hastings Cout
Of Richmond in the case of Tx, Mayor George
Uhshoon. convicted of frsuds in the noted
lIauuslein eschented estate matter, The sen,
tsnce is confinement in the penitanliary Ion
Two years, ind ChnhOOn will accordingly be
carried there at once to serve on. his term,
unless the execution Of the sentence he inter,
cCtted By executive ccmeucy. Whether
Governor Walker will pardon him or not is
doubtful, though have heard the opinion ex
pressed by persons who ore usually well iu>
formed that pardon is very likely for the
petition nov with the Governor is signed by
a very large number of thu most respectable
ard Influential citizens Of Virginia. without
regard to politics. and among the petitioners
are The whole Of the jurors who found him
guilty on his last trial, The petition pledges
that il ChahOon DO pardOned he shall at once
leave the State, never to return. The wrath
tina, once burned fercely against him here has
almost entirely subsidized, aud | do MOI know
but what pardon 10 his case would meet with
the popular approval The Sands case is sill
pending in the Supreme Court, but the result
will hardly differ from that now reached 10
the case Of ChahOOn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-19
The Appointment Bill,


Correspondence Of tic llol'imutc G1sotlel
WAsnisoToH, Dec. III, lS1l-Ihe Ap'
portionmrntbill, a. It tussed tie House to-day,
provides tina, from and after March 8, 1878,
tho House of Representatives will be com.
posed of 2S3 members, to be- apportiOned
among the States rs follows; Maine, 8;
New Hampshire, .; Vermont, 2 Mussachu
sois, IL; Rhode Island, 2; Connecticut A ,
New York, 50; New jersey, Z Penusyra-
pia, &c; Delaware, / Maryland, 6; Virgin,
ia, 0; North Carolina, s.; South Carolina 5 ;
Gcorgia, o; Alabama, 4; Mississippi, 81
Louisiana, s Ohio, 20; Kentucky, l0j Ten
uessee, o Indiana, l2; Illinois, 10 Mis-,
souri,, -; Arkansas, 4 Michigan, o. Flor.
ida, / Texas, G; Iowa, o; Wisconsin, s;
California, 4; Minnesota, 8; Oregon, j;
Kansas, 8; West Virginia, 3; Nevada, ! ;
Nebraska, l. 1t is provided that alter such
Npportionmentshnll have been made, ifauyuew
State shall be admitted, such State shall be
entitled to representative or representatives
additional to the number, 2S3
Section cnacls that in each State entitled
under this law to more than one represents
tive, the number to which said States may be
entitled 10 the Forty.third and each subss-
qucut Congress shall be elected by districts
composed Of contiguous territory, and cons
tnining as nearly rs practicable an equal num-
Der of inhabitants, no one district eleCting
more than one representative. It's provided,
however, that in States whose delegations are
increased, there may be elections BY the State
at large for the additional representative to
the Icrty.third Congress, unless the StStes
shall before thst time rcdistrict the State.
Section 8 cnActs that Tuesday next after
the LIT Monday Of November in the year
1876, is Fixed as the day for the election Of
Representatives of the Forty.GIth Congress.
in all the States, and the Tuesday after the
lst Monday Of November in every second
year thereafter is fixed as the day for election
Of Representatives to the succeeding Goa,
gress.
Section A provides for special election in
case of failure to elect upon the above men
toned day, aud also for election to Gil vacun'
cies.
Section s cuucts that no State shall be
hereafter admitted to the Union without tht
necessary population entitle her to ut least ont
representative on the basis fEed BY this bill
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-19
lnt rha Rayenne Bureau le Abolished.


Senator Sumner has iuttNdurod in,n Con,
gras, bill for ab lishing tho intorpal Rece,
nuo Bureau. II provides that aiterthe lst
DIV Of june next all taxes shall cease, except
those upon distilled spirits, tcrmeutcd liquors
and tobacco III its various forms, uud TINT
these taxes shall hOuceforth be collected by
stamps In presenting this bill. which will
free tho country from the burthen Of sup,
porting an immense army of officials, Mr.
sumner processes to be uuly following up the
suggestions made by President Grant, when,
in his annual Message, he recommends that
the number Of articles from which Internal
Revenue is to be collected be reduced to three
or four. This ia taking the PrCsidOnt at his
word in msuner which he never contem.
plated. Grant never thought Of recommend
ing the cutting up by the roofs, OF system
which gives to him his chief support in the
struggle for renomiuatiOn. He is too com
pletrly dependent upon the good will Of the
of6ce>holders in the Internal Revenue Depart
meus, to think Of recommending . measure
WHICH would turn them away from the pub
lie crib and force them to depend upon hon,
est labor for living. But the peopls, the
tax.psyets, would be glad 10 rec his army Of
droues driven out of the snug places they 90
cupy. That the revenue derived from the
articles nsued, would be more hOne.tly and
perfectly collected By proper System Of
stamp duties than it now is, must be general
-ly conceded without hesitation, Should Mr.,
Summers bill become a Law, the vast AN uut
which it annually costs to pay an army Of OIL,
fciaIs would be saved. Mr., Sumner also
thinks that the country would be the gamer
10 being relieved from the efforts of these
gentlemen to conroI local and national poll.
tics On tho FIRST Of next September the
Revenue Bureau will have existed just ten
years. The people have endured Trojan
siege Of ton years from the Internal Revenue
system, and they would be delighted to see it
come to sp end lie. Nr. Sumner push bis
bill vigorously, and let us see who will dare
to vote for the continuance Of costly and
Odous system which can be dispensed with
without desrimeut to the interest Of the Gov
rnment.-Loacasicr (Pd.) ISfeRiyenrer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-19
IN ApNANlIsNMENTs
PuBLIO sALE.
+ WILL ,ellal Public Sale, on

I WILL BeHAltuhlic sAleI on
IEDNESDAY, 2OMo f December, 1871,
on The farm Of Or Ftank Bylnston. 81 miles from
CaAtlsalOwa on the LeetOwh toad,my
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
ephSistInFOi
Five Head Of Work Horses;
Five Head of Colts two Mich Cowsj
Pour Fat Cattle four Young Cattle,
Twelve Head of Fat Hogs,
Fourteen Stock Hogs;
Oue Champion Combined No. 4 Reaper
Oaly used one season;
One Road Wagon and Bed-nearly new,
One Farm Wagon aud Hay Ladders,
One Keller Gum Spring Drill, With Guano
attachment,
Two Harrows-three horse;
Single and double shovel Plows,
One Wagon Saddle one Citizens Saddle;
One pair Of Sprcaders,
Housins for six horses;
Wagon aud pillow Gears;
Collars, Brides aud Harness;
One set Breast Chains;
Two Axes, Forks, Rakes, Shoyels, &C., &c.
Two or three Tons Of Clover Hay; asa
80 Acres of Wheat in the grOuudj M.
One Lot Of Corn.
TERMS OF sALE.-A Credit Of Nine Months
will be given on all sums exceeding $40; under
that amount, Cash Interest TO 10 RENTED III paid
at maturity The fat Hogs, tat Cattle, Hay and
Corn will 90 sold on Credit Of 60days, negotiable
and payable at the Bank Of CharIestown. ~
JAMES C. CRANE.
Gro. W .MeGLlScr, Austioaeer.
Nav, oS, ISL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-19

luaninsJmg d, Rotomac Railroad.-This
road, under the management of tho energetic
mud competent contractor, Mr.. james Marsh,
is being pushed ahead at very rapid rnto :
The weather during the fall has been exceed
ingly favorable for grading, and MIR NJ, has
taken the full advantage oft. The rnnd will
soon be ready for the rails, md before the
des Of summer vO may expect the Iron Horse
to be plowing his way from POweIl's Bend to
the city of Mar,iusburg
[NaniaaIn,a S,a,c.man