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AUCTION SALES.

RS LA1lMkk CLkAKi,
- AuctIoneer, and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corn+y Penn syvsnia avenue and lltk ct.
ssr Once Buildings.
EXCELLENT HOUsEHoLp FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
a BY virtue ~ deed Of trust, Tulv -ecnrdAj,
MI &c, shat III, ON III RSDAY MORNING,
MI u' tOn rooms Of Latimer & Ulesry, the fol
lowing Furniture:
Hair cloth ParlOr Suite, nearly new.
Several Painted Cottage Sets, Mirrors.
Husk and Cotton Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters
Three ply and Ingram Carpets.
Extension Dining Table, Cane seat Chairs.
Cock ing ard Heating stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &c. Terms cash:
Il. MILBURN, Trustee.
IL LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
by W. l.. WALL CO., Auctloneers,
u 0rit inal Horse and Carriage BAZAAR
No. Ss Louisiana ave-, bet. 9th and 10th streets
WESTERN VIRGINIA, OHIO AND PENNsYL-
rASIA DkONE HORSES. PRIVATE STOCK,
~ On THURSDAY MORNING, March 4 h,
10y 1871, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will
- . u At our Bazsar,
10 BEAD OF HORSES AND MULES,
ItiHhRlng 70 growers and private parties, all OF
which will be fully warranted a. represented by the
suctioneer, or the money refunded.
Guarantee on stock warranted sound will expire
at D. m day of sale.
Guarantee on stock warranted 10 work will expjre
a. m. day of sale
Regular sale days Tuesdays, Thur sdays and Sat
fridays, without 7. gard TO weather.
PRIVATE SALE
TOP and No top Buggies. Pony Ph@tons, Doctors
Ihs tons, Family Carriages, Ambulances, Harness.
&c &c always on hand at private sals
IL WIN. L.. WALL CO, Aucts
RY COLDwELL 4 MING. Auctioneers,
u No 4lO Ilth street.
H. II n -
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
H No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and D $50 ,

II No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and o ,6s.
TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE REAL Es-
Lber No. eos folio 2 aS &C. a ~ fSeOT TsSd
ton of the party secured thereby will sell At pub.
INC aT'i,oP X tTspt Of the premises o'clock
ls.2, the western one-third part of Lot numbered
sixteen, 49, in square numbered eight hundred and
the improvements thereon. The said part OF said lot
has front Of seventeen III feet on North strcet
and rms back, with the same wdtL. the full depth
This property is located in a RAPIDLY improving
Terms of ssi.: One half in cssn, rot which $50
must be paid al the sael the deferred payments to
from day Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust to
the satisfaction Of the trustee. If the Of sale
Of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the
Of b AFTER 3, n1tre at the risk and
stamps at the purchaser cost
febas ee&s- GREEN WiEL IAN tT Asefs:
Try b. II. wARNER,
Sa ss s9S Rss Estate Broker
TRTsTEK,s SALE OF TWO. STORY FRAME
s sHEh S HSb FEs FHTTkEE AND AND
Ia dated April il, i57I and BY direction Of the
Tss9reS y a., se 2, public auction on
on the premises to the highest bidder, of g.
in sanare sss, b.gi9,ning foahs;same at the south
inches, thence west Is feet thence Eouth 81 feet
inches and then IL the place of beginning
with the improvements thereon.
Terms: One-third cash; balance s, IL and Is
month with 10 per cent interest secured the prop
not With in y S day
after sale the property will beresold at the risk and
cost Of the dsfaultng purchaser.
DANIEL l.. EATON, Trustee.
fel7-eo6ds h. IL. WARSER, Auct.
81 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN
til WEDNESDAY, March 9th. iT2 at 4 "a clock
ID. l.. EATON. Trustee.
mr. -ecdSds b. III WARNER, Auct.
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fINHROlGH LINE
Il BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEw YORK.
WASHINGTON, June 2 ls78-npna
Trains between WASHING
Ton and NEW YORK Arerun ls3 -
FOR NEW YORK. trfftoVf chaHss AZ oa-s
Lave daily except Sunday at 100 q m I2ss
AM 300 D m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
leave daily except Sunday at 500 m. l2ss
AID 5-IO .. N.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 30 .. N. aud Philaasl-
rhia ~ . 4" o. m
Sleeping cars for New York on 2 y. N. train only.
Through tickets TO Philatelp hia. New York OF
Boson can be had at the station Once at ali ,urs
ef the DAY.
Pr Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltinasra, Aa-
napolis aud the West. j L.. WILSON,
W sster % rams port alton.
GFO. :. k0ONTZ, Agent. Washington. ieis
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EXTENSIVE sALE OF HOUSEHOLD FrRNI.
I'M, &c. AT THG WAREROOMS, CORNER
OF SEVENTH AND STREETS, AT AUG
n On FRIDAY, the 18th instant at 10
W o'clock a. m, We shall sell at our Furniture
~ arerocms an immense stock Of the following
HIrsmed goods:
Twenty Parlor SHIFTS, upholstered in rep and
hair cloth, all in complete order
Thirty Marble top Tables, all siZ,s
Ten Etegeres with mirror backs
Twenty Il iferent size Waatnots
Thirty W slnut Marble top Chamber Suits, all in
- complete or'er, and some very costly
Twenty handsome Walnut Warirob-s
twenty handsome Walnut MARBLE top Sidssoaris
Fifty Painted Cottage Sets.
Twenty Marhle-top Oak Cottage Sets
slnut and Oak ENttD sOn Table
Twenty d. zen Cane seat Dining Chairs.
Persons in want Of household furniture will do
veil 70 attend the sale, determined TO sell
entirely out before closing for improv ements.
Terms cash.
Ml5-td GREEN WILLIAMS Ants
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RI GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and ID str

by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BAR FIXTURES,
SHELVING. GLASSES, LIQUORS, ALE
P PGsRSs CIGARS p! SyTOyE sSRITfS2Ns SgR-
iNCLTpiEG BALLS, CUES: &c" FRONTING
yERSsTEY AVENUE AND FIRST STREET
By virtue q deed Of trust dated the
lth day Of February, a. ID. ls72 and
IL ct s sea-. ONE Of the e'i land records Slo for Or
Wssh h county in t The District Of Columbia
the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock q m /, the above.
named goods mentioned in said deed Of trust, being
m ms,%' cash. GREEN w II Tr Ssss:
DY GR.EN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner OF 10Th and D SITS.
CHANCERY SALE.
- By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court
G: Of the District Of Columbia Of the 9Th day Of
which James d. filsthnsn ct al. are sintiff. and
Laura and Amelia Tilghmsn are defendants, will
e Public auction abs in sGps Of s ss
p. 1872, Lot OF Grount No: IL. in square No. III,
fronting a. feet in shes 20 h stree west between
Of the lot, to Wit 10 feet and 10 inches imprcved by
| srick House, No ll39, containing eight rooms
Jsrm,i one, third Of the purchase money to be
after; and the balance TO be paid in equal install.
ments in six and twelve months from the day Of
the payment to be secured by notes of the purcSa.
ard deed Of trust upon the property The pur-
The terms Of sale to be complied With withiS five
days thereafter otherwise, the property To he re-.
sod at cost and risk OF the auitns pure
-' M. THOMPsOs, Trustee.
narSd GREEN WILLIAMS, Apcis'
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INDORsEMEsT or fHH PRESS

The nsny tnonssnas cured ~ the estsolisnment
Dortant surgical operations performed by DR.. John
ston, Witnessed By The reporters Of the Sss and
again and before the public, besides his stand
ing . gentleman Of character and responsibility.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUBkD. cc<ly
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ny d. ii. WARNER,
ID Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
No. 529 Seventh street.

pY LATIMER Il CLEARY,
- Auctloaeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue ard llth str eet
Star Office Buildings
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RY LATIMER CLEARLY
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave aud 18th street
Star Office Buildings

HORSE AND CARRIAGE AT AUCTION.
~ On THURSDAY MORNING, Mtrch Ii,
L~NlS2, at l2 O'Clock, in front of our auction
NA rooms, We shall SELL
One excellent Carriage Horse.
One ockaway, nearly new.
Set Single Harness.
Terms CASH
MIL Il LATTMER CJEkPY
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RAILROADS.
NTT 9hE .5STs s sb sSsrs


The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
s &C = si.i Ten. "a r. ,i4s! q ~
s Bc.ion New fsil . rs b hss % sn Psr.
70 h@idisS. Ssh.. 'sss Men S. s.d .s..,.
'Ts-onrs and al s.'uthw estern oities
eousrn,. sd I'D e In .pl-ndid condition, ans The
rr FTliH.S P.lAo, Day aud sleeping Cars are 70 b.
Nv ori-sn. without chsns@ 70 A'0'e sns
>, ru otr hskets via the Alabama ana Ch.tt.-
-, 80 "a lIesd, and secure the snick e-t time and
Ise s,t.niion q Freight shipper. 1. o.sa "a tA,.
hetNe,n TIL North and south. With rates si~sy. -
M.rk shiS freight, ana procure bin. q fading "a.
,SIL,I.n kEAyE. General rrsirh, and ricsa
60 G sr.sToN' GeurrAl suPerint 'nden,. oa.,-
RALIIaoRE A oHIe RAILRoAD.
- MAsH.NsreS. December .s.ixl.
IA ii dET;SlSFi M n %fssllss& Z
"ASi are 10" s t9n q R ,nI,,Ts;,s
az 40 80 a. m 'IaIS, ; 90. 40. 40 nd
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
,h 40 asii' e,oScpi sunday, a. S.t5, ia and
hur PrnciPsl Way station. HAD .u.hurs. Bal,..
VS., SUI AnnsP.l,s luBcti1n snl Relay. l~sv.
y.
80 "a .. m, 3 90 . m stup- ~ Ir.sups Tn.
~ NJ st'Ps al Annapolis Junou1n And h az
The 74s . m. on sunday stops a. during the
veck. - Nv
FoR ANNAPOLIS.
q, I~Ase =, q m and leP m. No train to Ot
on SCNDIN
fOh BALTIMORE
Leave AZ 500 q n, and 90 5 40 ana : a.
fOR WAY srArIONs
cave AZ :. 90 a m and 3 90 sns7asp
FOR ALL PANTS or THE wE>f
raffN kaTnr a a
a. a.. and = 90 and a. n. m
or Saturday a. as an1 as nm
Nn SnEday ~ 90 aud 4 ) n m only. raunact-
mk heiaS station 9Th trains FROM Baltim re q
Wheeling, Parker~burg. Pitt-hurg. &C
for rasiurg, aud points between Ralsy n auss
81 stssbufg leave at 800 .. w. connecting sf
conmodation train.
Through tickets 20 the West can be had Al the
the day. ~
Tor New York, Phnaaelphia aud Boston Sc A.
Ncriisement ~ |1hrough Line"
j. l.. WILSON, Master Of TrAnspnrtatiaa
IN COLE, General Ticket Agent
ono. :. kOONTL, Genl Agt, Washington MIL
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e,
Star Once Buildings.
IMPORTAN SALEOF
SUPERB FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS,
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY CHAMBER
PSREITURE: PAINTED COTTAGE SETS
BkiS I'm AMP Nsk ryREE CAREERS
B0LSTEks AND PILLOWS, EXTENSION
DINING TABLES, DINING CHAIKs. BOOK
LOUNGES. COOKING AND HEATIN
sT0NHS, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c AT
a On THURSDAY MORNING. March I4th
VA 1877, commencing at 10 O'Clock, in front of
our Auction Rooms, shall sell the above
~ llarRe collection Of goods.
Terms cash
ml2 2t LATIMER CLEARY. Aucts
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10y COLDWELE MING. Auctioneers,
u No 4IO llth street.
one door north Of Pennsylvania avenue.
IMPROvEp pROpERrY oN s. AND

NALUARLf IMPROVED PROPERTY ONSAND
SIhEETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
E"I o'clock p. m, will offer for sale, on the
premises, on street, between 20th street
sld C"nnectIcut avenue, new two story Frame
Dwelling, OF Renteel plan and finish, having two
ing; above, three chaHbeys: in { ont palei yarj:
In rear wOOdshtd, stable, &c
Immediately after the above will he offered a
similar House on street, between 18th and I9;h
sfreeIs northwest 1919
These Houses are near the projected railroad
about TO be constructed from Fsyette street &c rye
twn, through W street and Connecticut avenue, to
the Departments.
Terms One sixth cash; balance in thirty equal
monthly payments, and bearing 10 per cnt Interest,
secured by Endorsed notes. 100 to be paid at tim
OF sale Ali conveysncng AZ cost of the purchaser.
W. n. q. MURDOCH,
It COLDWELL KING, Auctiopecrs
DY CREGN Il W III 4 4 :. Nj I---I--------
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
DRICE LIST OF GROCEsIEs

ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO.'S.
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MARRIED..

PRIDDY-R0BEY. In Geor getown, on Tuesday
evening. 18th instant, by Rev. r. IL SWEET, WILL
LIAM 7. PRlDDY, of L. nchburg. Va, and Miss
CLARA ROBEY, Of Georgetown, ID G. No cards.
Lyncbburg paper pleass cIpy
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

DY LATIMER LLEART
10 AuetIoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street
Star Once Buildings.
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SUGARS

(BEsr NEw YoRX BRANDS /,
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FLOUR.

FANILY-Chcica, warranted Per sack 50 2s
iAMlLN-The very hest produced. ? SO
FXTRA-C boiees,. god family Pers.eS. 90
MIN 'ce--.--..-......-.... Al
I'M hA.....-.......-. ...-......... Ia
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POsTPONED un-
til TUESDAY, March 10, at same hour and place.
BY order of the Trustee.
ml3 GREEN WILLIAMS Au-ts
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nS LA1lMkh a CLkARh,
- Auctloneer' and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corney Penn sn'a avenue lltk st
stsr ON &c Buildings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-15
THE CAPITAL.

The question OF the removal OF the
CAPITAL of this State, from the inaccessi.
bic and ldfogy town of Charleston to
come point that communication with il
will not be suspended BY either q eight
freeze or a small drouth. is being agita-
ted in various parts Of the State, With
a good deal of vigof. Judging from
the tone of the press, and Of lettere re-
ceived at this Office from prominent
men, q decided majority Of the people
of the State demand and expect re-
movsl BY the Legislature that meets
next Tuesday. This being evident. and
it being pretty certain that the views OF
the people on the subject viii be reflect
ed and carried out by their representa-
tives, we deem it pertinent to inquire
what the ci,izensof Wheeling are doing
TO secure, temporarily, the prize. Is
ANYTHING being done? Wheeling is
quite % accessible to the people Of the
State as any other point. She has
larger Halls, better II ,tels, and in
every other wsv can offer superior in-
ducements Will she do so?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-15

FROM the details which are given in
the Illinois papers Of the working Of the
minority or personal representation sys'
tenn, which had its first trial in that
State on the 5th inst, 10 the election OF
members to the Legislature, it appears
that it has succeeded in some important
points. 1t seems, for one thing, to
have produced better class Of nomina'
tons, and for another to have compell-
FL the withdr avail OF several objection
able candidates. Another result 10,
that everv voter in the State is repre-
sented-,hat is to say, the system has
prevented any Republican or Democrat
ic district, however strong, from wholly
excluding the opposite party from rep
resentatiou. Thus. in one of the most
prominent Republican dis'ricta one Of
the three representatives elect is a
Democrat, and IN the staunchest Dem.
cratic district, one is Republican. In
this way the representation Of parties in
the Legislature is very closely proper
toned to their strength on general
vote in the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-15

THRNew York Evening Post is very
much gratified over the fact that the
election is over, for the reason that it
needs no longer to Give in a cloud OF
lies" This reminds US Of the virtuous
Indignation of Truthful James at the
Heather Chinee. 1t will be remembered
that Truth'ul's feelings were shocked
at the state OF Nye's sleeve, which was
stuffed full OF aces and bowers, and the
same with the intent to deceive. But
the banda that were played by that
heather Chinee, land the points that he
made were quite frightful to see-till
at last he put down a right bower
which the same Nye had dealt unto
him. 1t was then that two virtuous
partners came to the conclusion that
they we're ruined by Chinese cheap
labor" and went for that heather
Chipee" ....s..
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Worn to a Shadow.

Flesh, muse and mind alike d. teriorate
when the stomach f4iters In its duty and
the bowels do not perform their part as
scavengers of the system regularly and nat
urally. In chronic dyspepsia the body IL
usually emaciated, the muscular fibre loose
and fiabby, and the brain incapable of pro-
longed or vigorous exertion. Every organ
every member, even the immortal mind IT
self, Is to a certain exte mt dependent upon
the stomach for support. Strengthen and
regulate this feeder Of the system with Hos
letters stomach bitters, when II rails to per-
form its functions properly. A good appe-
ti,e an Increased flow OF the gastric Juice,
and perfect digestion and ass milation will
assuredly be The result. The manner In
which the great tonic and alterstve effects
q cure OF dyspepsia is direct and simple. IL
stimulates the digestive organs, cleanses
without convulsing the bowels, regulates
the flow OF bile and determines II into the
right channels, and exercises tranquil
izing influence over the nerves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-15
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

The Albany Times finds consolation
in this: "Mr. GREELsY's electoral vote
will, by no means, be the smallest ever
cast for q Presidential candidate. He
will receive . larger vote than was cast
for VAN BUREv in 1910. Scorr in 1852,
or DoueLAs in 1860. 1t IS remarkable
feature in this canvass, however, that
the electoral vote cast for MARTIN VAN
BUREN, in lS4S, and that which will be
cast for CHARLES o CoNoR in 1872, is
precisely the same and comes from the
same States-those always Carried bv
GERRrr SxtrH when he was candidate.
History repeats itself"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-15
A Roman Catholic Bishops Golden
Wedding.

"eduinS-
A remarkable celebration has Just
taken place in Montreal, in which
nearly the entire population partici
psted. Golden weddings are rare enough
among the laity. though such an ami
versary occurred few days since, with
the King and Queen Of Saxony, who
were honofed at the festivities that took
place on the occasion by the presence
of the Emperor and Empress OF Ger
many. The celebration at Montreal
was that OF the fifrieth anniversary OIL
the ordination of Mousignor Bourget,
bishop of that diocese. There were pro
ceSsions, fireworks. Examinations,
military display and religious services
which continued three days. The
Canadian city wore a holiday aspect
the streets overAowed with people
dressed in their best attire; banners
flags and festoons appeared on every
side, aud there was shown every dem
onslraton of affection and regard fol
the venerable prelate.
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lists of Ironton, ashland, Portsmouth and
Ciucin matt, and tine enterprise will pro-
ducs q great improvent and be q benefit
to this whole section OF country.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company have selected the location for
crossing Big Sandy river, aud will soon
let contracts tor building the bridges
over Twelve>Pole and Sandy, and grade
the road down through Ceredo and
Boyd county, Kentucky, on towards
Lexington. There is q prospect that this
company will also become largely in
teres,ed in q new road northwest from
Huntington, through Ohio.
Huntington city isimproving rapidly.
Large manufacturing enterprises, have
been instituted, and several Others OF
i'm portance are talked Of by live bust
ness men from the East. There are
several fine buildings already erected
in Huntington, and it makes a good
show tor 20 young a town. The Shes-
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company
is daily bringing coal down from the
rich coal banks OF the Kanawhs River
Valley, and doing q fair passenger ard
freight business between the Ohio river
and the head of the Kanawha and in
termediate stations, a large share of
which is for Charleston. The cars now
run to Kanawhs Falls, about 100 miles
from Huntington, and from White
Sulphur Springs towards this way Fl ty
miles, leaving only about thirty miles
to complete the road THROUGH from the
Ohio river to Richmond, 420 miles and
it will be completed in a few weeks.
Ceredo is improving moderately. a
few good buildings having been erected
this fail ard new manufacturing estab-
lishments started.
The little village at Wayne Court
House is also improving, nice brick
church being now in course Of con-
siruciion. Whie's Creek, in the west
ern part Of the county, next to Big
SANDY. is a village grown up within
the last five years, and is still growing
1t has been extremely dry the past
season. Farmers were seriously
troubled to get water for their cattle
and horses. NAT.
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NOTICE.

TWILL TAKE HORSES ON THE FAIR
i Grounds to winter, let them run out in
the dav time when the weather Is good,
stab a them every nigh and during all un.
favorable " Gather. fed them G ain and hay
night and morning and take the best OF
care Of Them : .as - "a I,
n. BAL persons having sick horses,
who need my services as Horse Doctor,
Grounds nate. have made the new Hofse
p. HANCHER,
aevl.ra Veterinary Surgeon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-15

The People Tired or Elections
Cereho Ratlroad-Great E0terPrsse
Tn Ashlaod-Chesape and Ohio
Rail road.

The People Tired or Elections
Ceredo Ratlroad-GreatE uterPrise
In AshInod-Chesa and Ohio
RatIr road.
CEREDo, November IL.
Editors Of the Register:
The last election passed off very
quietly, As did the voting Tor members
OF Congress on the fourth Thursday in
October. At that time Hereford re-
ceived 273 votes and scattering four
teen. In August the ccunty cast 1856
votes. In the Presidential election there
were about one-fourth Of the mum DER.
The excitement was at fever.heat in
August, aud nearly every voter was out.
The subsequent elections created very
little interest and there were no meetings
or speeches to stir up the people. Our
mail carriage for the interior Of the
county is irregular and uncertain, and
-thats whats the matter.
The Ceredo and Mineral Railway
Company have about completed ar
rangements for vigorou, work for the
next twelve months, and it is confident
" expected that, bv a year rom next
December, the twenty-six miles Of mar
row. gauge) road will be completed; pro
vided q tnnnel that must be made does
not take too long time. Five miles
OF the road have been graded, and
bridges aud trestlework will be COM
menced in q week or two.
Capitalists who have invested in the
enterprise of tue Ceredo and Mineral
railroad sent Prof. Matthews. OF Ohio,
here to examine and report upon the
quantity and quality OF the minerals OF
the section where the proposed road is
10 run, and be has made very favora-
Die report.
A company has been organized at
Ashland, Kentucky, seven miles below
here on the river and fourteen miles
below Huntington, with 100000 CAPT.
tai and E. NJ. Norton, late Of your
vicinity, tor President, for the msnu'sc-
ture OF pig iron and nails and general
iron msnntacturine. and the mining OF
coal, buying and selling real estate, DC:
The company has already commenced
grading and building on one Of the finest
sitss o. ths Ohio river. The stock
holders ore among the wealthy capital
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