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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

g-A citizen down east was dubbed
the little rascal. A friend once W lunteer-
ed to ask him why he was called the little
rascal? He replied, '''ro distinguish me
from my neighbors. who are ali great ras-
Gals" A very cogent reply, certainly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

GE Out West the qualifications man
must have to render him eligible to Office
are fever and ague, pork house, a hogs
head of whisky, a Bowie knife, seventeen
growo-up sons, a mill larry brother-in- law,
aud plenty of dog-leg tobacco.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

wA Coon newspaper is like sen.
sble and sound hearted friend, whose sp-
pearance on ones threshold gladdens the
mind with promise of pleasant and
profitable hour. .,-s.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ]
Washington, Feb. 10, 1856

SIR: your letter Of the 7th inst, could
not have caused me to spend one moment
of my time, nor one drop of ink in. reply,
but for the fact that on inquiry of the
courteous members who represent Geor-
gia in this body, learned that very re-
Gently you had the audacity to aspire to
the seat in the American Congress, oecu-
pied by Gov, Lumpkin.
The object of your impudence in thus
addressing me. stranger to you, is not
well understood. Ifit was to offend me,
permit me to say that, without provoca-
ton, no gentleman would insult memo
backyard can! To which class you may
belong, it is not my province to decide:-
therefore submit your epistle through
the Press to the people North and South:
believing that their best judgment will
assign to you your proper position.
But in doing this l beg the Northern
reader not to Judge the people of Georgia
by the standard you have thus constructed
for yourselG because my intercourse, for
six years in this Hall, with their repre-
sentatives, satisfies me that the criterion
would be grossly unjust. Georgia is the
fast State of the South. Size has made
rapid progress in physical development -
Although she sends here those with whom
cannot agree in all respects in matters Of
national legislation, still she sends men Of
high toned character and true ''chiyalry.''
When they disagree with their peers, they
disagree in that spirit which characterizes
the statesman and the gentleman-a spiiit
which it might be well for you to cult
lvate.
l ought however to consider your let
ter, in some degree ell-timed OF latt
Ia portion of the newspapers in the Free
States have assailed me because had the
temerity 10 propose that Mr.. Orr of South
Carolina should preside temporarily only
over this body, while in its unorganiz d
condition. in order to preserve that digni
ty which becomes an Americdn Legisla
fture. 1t is possible. if not probable, tha
VIM. Lloyd Garrison of Massachusett:
may for this cal Sc have burned me ir
effgy, as he burned the Constitution o
''our country" Governed by the shielt
of distance" you may do the same in Geor
!, gia whenever you wish to amuse yourself
in that way.
When the pitiful, medling, hectorins
fanatics" North and South, have hat
their day. and shall have gone down po
lideally as they wiltyo, 'unwept, union
cred and unsung," | trust shall be
survivor who will be in his future as b,
endeavored to be in his past, as well il
privote as in pudtic life, friend of tha
+, Liberty and of that Union which his ances
tors in the American Revolution, withou
regard to geographical lines." defends
upon the field of battle.
Yours, &c., LEWIS D. CAMPBELL
: JOHN A. JoNEs. Esq, "Farie Knowe,
! Van Wort, Ga. F s9 9fa isa t# q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

LEAP-YEAR DIALoeuE.-"Miss, will
you take my arm?" g=zt
"Yes, sir. and you too
"'Can't spare but the arm, Miss" replied
the old bachelor. ay
"Then,'. replied she, Il shan't take it,
as my motto is, go The aOlole hog or none. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

az Old Mr.. Singlestick mysti6ed tea
party. by remarking that women were
facts. When asked to explain his mean
ing, he said "Facts ars stubborn things
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

8 ADyERsIrY.-'.Ah Sam, you've been
in trouble eh?" - ''..,. 81
/, Eyes, Jem, YES" 3s ,-,.,.sF-. he
"Well, well; cheer up, man; adnersity
tries us, and shows our better qualities. 2
"Ah. but adversely didn't try me; it
was County Judge, and he showed up
my worst qualities"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

EsA dandy lately made his appear
ance in Iowa. with legs SO attenaated that
the authorities had him arrested because
he had "no visible means Of support
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

wFoR everything you buy OF sell.
let or hire, make an exact bargain at first;
and be not put off to an hereafter by one
that says to you, we shall not disagree
about trif1es.' So z@ 5000 -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

8 GEIn olden time, unmarried women
used TO wear scarlet petticoat during
leap-year If they showed the edge of
this garment to any man he was bound to
marry them, but could buy himself off by
presenting the lady with new gewn--a
cheap alternative. .'2 s'la%a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

w-A man had sign up, "Cheap La
dies Shoes for Sale here He fonud that
not woman entered his store. No won
der. The ladies don't like to be called
cheap-they want to be called dear. s,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

Gg The following is an epigram on a
gentleman named Heddy: 81
In reading his name it may truly be
said,
You will make the man dy if you cut
off his head. ,s-.. 8 /. ..--.s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

w The HA1R.-Powdered hartshorn,
mixed with oil, being rubbed upon the
heads Of persons who have lost their hair,
will cause it to grow again. A very good
oil for the hair is made by mixing one
part of the liquid hartshorn with nine
parts of pure castor oil. @A
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20
.wnENIsAw SWEET NELLY HOME
by MARY FRANCES KYLE.


In the sky the bright stars glittered,
On the grass the moonlight fell,
flushed the sound of the daylight's bu ,tle,
. Closed the "Piuk-eycd pimperneil, ~
AS ad,,wn the moss grown wood path So
A'ewhere the. cattle love TO roam Md
From aunt Pattie's quilting party - bra
Z was seeing Nelly home. 90 @47A@
Jetty rlnglcts softly futtered,
Der brow as white as snow,
i 4 Aud her cheek,--.hs crimson sunset
Scarcely had a warnler glow;
g Mid her parted lips vermillion,
8 White teeth flashed ike ocean foam;
a All A marked, W .th pulses throbbing,
( when saw sweet N Ally home
When the Autumn tinged the greenwood,
Turning all its leaves to gold, 4sla
In the lawn by alders shaded
I'm, hove to Nelly told; ~ -
!, CAS- We st,od together gazing s
3 g On the star-bespangled dome, .'@ fg
Is How Iblest the August evening
l. When saw sweet Nelly home,
White hairs mingle with my tresses,
Furrows steal upon my brow.
But a love smile cheers and blesses
z Life's declining moments now;
Matron ia the snowy 'kerchlef.
Closer to my bosom come
Tell me dost thou still rememter
When I saw sweet Nelly home2
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

Gg Punch. in speaking of "sickness
extraordinary" tells how man "bolted
a door and threw up window"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

"~ Papa, are the hogs that go to Gin
cinnati sick?'''i ..ei so ~at.gter. 50
"No: my child; why do you asl?"
Because the papers say they are cured
there" 4s4 e~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20
NUMBER 27.
Edmnnd Kean.

While playing at Exeter. in England,
and al the height Of bis popularity. Kean
was invited to dine with some gentlemen
at one Of the principal hotels. He drove
there in his carriage. The dinner was
announced. the table sumptuously decor
ated, and the landlord, all bows and sub
mission, hoped that the gentlemen and
their distinguished visitor found every
thing to their satisfaction.
Kean stared at him for some moments.
and then said: bsszs
ssY our name is - s8ss
''1tis. M. Kean. Ihaye had the hon.
or of meeting you before 80
You kept some Eaars age small Ia
yerp in the outskirts of this town." -
"I did. Mr.. Kean. Fortune has been
kind to both Of us since then. Ireeollect
you sir, when you belonged to our thea
tre herep'
ta"And 4. SIR" said Kean, jumping up,
I"recollect goa! Many years ago came
into your paltry tavern. after a long
Journey, with my suffering wife. and a
sick child. all OF US wet to the skin. / ask
led you for morsel Of refreshme Mt. You
answered me as if I were dog, and re-
used totrustit out of your hands until
Iyou had received the tride which was its
1value. $3.50 .ffssta -
Il left my family by your inhospitable
lfreside while sought for lodgings Onmy
| return you ordered me, ike brute, .to
take my wife and brat from your house,
and abused me for OF spending in drink
| the money had not for food. Fortune
as you say. has done something for US
/ both since then; but goa are still the same
see-the same cringing. gasping, grind
ing money hunter. 1, sir, am still. the
same. I am now in my zenith--I was
then atits nadir; but I am the same man
the same Kean whom you ordered from
, your doors; and have now the same ha-
tired to oppression that had then:> and
: were it my last meal, I'd not eat or drink
in house belonging to SO heartless a
, scoundrel!'' 9ta
"Gentlemen." !" said he. turn ing to his
: friends, Il beg pardon for this outbreak
: but were I to dine under the roof of this
time-serving, gold-loving brute. the first
v mouthful, / am sure would choke me.''
Kean kept his word, and the party ad-
= journed to another hotel 1sick kerbocker
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20
The Beauties of the roman Press.


The Pilot, a Romon Catholic press, in
Boston, calls the Americans s.common
liars, defamers, ard vagabonds
Brownson says, '.The time has come
when Catholics must begin to make their
principles tell upon the public sentiment
of the country
The Catholic Visitor Of Pittsburgh,
S Us:
For our own part, we take this oppor-
tunity of expressing our delight at the
suppression of the Protestant chapel at
Rome. This may be thought intolerant,
but when, we would ask, did we ever pro-
Tess to be tolerant of Professionalism, or fa-
vor the doctrine that Professionalism ought
to be tolerated? On the contrary, we
hate ProtestantiSm--we detestit with our
whole heart and SOU, and we pray that
our aversion to it may never decrease"
The Catholic Telegraph of Cincinnati,
says: SO
"Ihe enemies ProtestantJ OF mankind,
may try to shake from their neck the
pressure of the foot of Mary. and rob her
other prerogative( (immaculatecon conception)
but in vain"
The Boston Pilot says:
"No good government can exist without
religion; and there can be no religion
without an Inquisition, which is wisely
designed for the promotion of the true
faith" . z
|, The Rambler says 5. z asa
.'You ask if he (the Pope) were lord
in the land, and you were in minority, if
not in numbers, yet in power. what would
we do to you? What we say, would bene-
ft the cause of Catholicism. It expedi-
ent, he would imprison you. fine you.
possibly hang you; but. be assured Of one
thing, he would never tolerate you for the
sake of the glorious liberty
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-20

14th. Therefore, to remedy existing
evils, and prevent the disastrous conse-
quences otherwise resulting therefrom,
we would buldup the American party
upon the principles hereinbefore stated.
18th. That each State Council shall
have authority to amend their several
constitutions, SO as to abolish the several
degrees, and institute pledge of honor,
instead of other obligations for fellowship
and admission into the party,
10th. A free and open discussion of al
political principles embraced in our plat
form. Hss .l s Il a
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uHde ths soHu.e. h.a hsss sssa seo'es
fo. me ysrd ur specially ~ Ms cspA.isn
hi win e thai ocAuIt zhsH ss ms-
by ne pases part In deisesiAg AL % ~ s Afss
ueasonea quality and places abose sosiacc
Ihsn sAid xfes ~l iort Ana p@y 70 ihs
hssn -xeed spoa me c
he actual GessTy Iheoo which
damages s5 be recovered o ue V pas @1 hry se
.
taad 10 eo1esoF et attorney, % soe 9tF
person enthusiastically kn0~ he bnreAn.
n provided the buTsan snail have the
without damage 70 me
Congress SHAH base maa- saent approA
naAsed The conlietion "a the ~ofks
based and shan sso
the schedule Iseny hss per
Persons win be n0hed BY letter
oc which sAal be considered snncien
supplies spocihsG villa
The date % noce from ne bureau q me aeee
viii be made with other person or
persona gnanor aen assaans ladder VIII be held
syonslhe fos all delnsueneies-
will ri option of the o1rcaa, be reJecfcd W.
bore gnly hosr may Accoyted nofed
be saey for asreaes as may be
practicable.
sep is-lzs4w .....
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IoC hereby esoaed titaoss q Dr. D.
ersh sFecuzr shsn p~o~~cuts parry who
Tht- Gennsp-) F-cfrc OF err-d Ire
~ Csmsen - pe~ nnd rngu-7s also. Hnn Jona VS.
haa.en, q Hwntnrsnn, uon KfrrSush uh oG bis
easch-- esy ana than zoo ofnrs rhstcPhaf
whn.s puasncd me Philadelphia Leeser.
e
sRmS reilly rsscalsry rosnsnns HHrssburr
1ahn Vysthe well ar1sx there. ne
r snd prrrwrni q Naersins who afssmPied ina
non ~ MS vs'vssix r~reey
PsrIsrrrrr1., Mrr 5 isss.
~ ~ Frgrr --1 n-reFsfs fA~ourAeuf tss r-fr S5fs
Bzt W on Free, wers
Phtlaepair, Mr. Ror~hos k1nfrorrrY eouwfy,
rhsusr srd vpnin Mrs ors~n No is gourh street. iafs
Provs~ece. shrr'ex ard cAsea
~n-is rn fsa0~ sns neurnea
Bu Canph Lower Msion, q burns ans scaret ves srd
srhsrcn oehrr~.
,E~-ry trurs thst ne cuy rurafes Electric O %
made prrprefor, oid whch
~ urfsrs sd6rs~~~t rerwn~.
Fr~f CHAF. nE GrsTW
otd oMc~, " soufh Sh rtresf, Che~suvf-
Fwsisky CHApLEs sTOTT,
lazy l0-n Wasn&nrfnn, ID. G.
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Qr.rrKxaAsrEsH oruck, n. Cosrs,
wasnanrian, Oct. 10, feS
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. -IH ss reeeved ihs of
m fos furnishing ro~ uusd States Marine Corps u
fogowins sIstoas lor rhs year Ie57, urs
Charlesto~n Mzssachusests
Portsmouth,, Nee Hsmysssrei
Rroosyn, Long Island, NsS forki
Fhia2elghis, rennsyivsntss
Go.poxs, Norfosx, Virgins
wsnrfngfon, P1orbsa and
wxxhnrssn eity, Dissrsei of Cosomess
Eseh raroa eoarsi pouaS quse of esh beef
quarters os eixhecn ounces q
of sSpsne nour superfns syar AZ hs oev q
sUsernment posn6s H good coffee
q best Ne- Orleans sghi quarts ef best
SAIL 1o1sa-
oT half ss hard
dipped b kgndres ratons.
delivered sresr M the command
srzsen ba,t the
and >nesce peces s ihe
quxlary Of All suhj.es . asp~oror-
hd ens.riain,d unless aocampsne3 BY s O
ofses osrxaed 20 cfet1
endorsed Propo-sis or r2soBs for r snd I'd
dressed u Marine Corps washiasoa
%. G. y.
GEO. v. LINDSAY,
Mssr and oaArt<fmasrsr.
Intsxenesr E1d Evening wsshinIfon D. G
Copcord ana eazstis, Porsoufh Ne- Hnn-hsrr
Argus Pennsyvansn, rhadeipets, Peun Arss sne
Va; Dsmecrst, Pensacola Pa and Reps
tsr Mohals Ala pubash shove es ~ess unn
and send his sccompanira BY
Of this advcrn~rup.pt, % thas once ~ payment
Ocilt-rodrieShNov
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TsnasUKr DxYaHrxxsr,
erplrsabeE 81, 1850.
cEALED PROPOSALS. department
u 2ad dap u horebe A D. lo Al II o'clock al fog
ne Goorge~n house and
otdinx this
sad whole boaEg. for Ie
kBds VI bs a P21eea should Accoap41y each
a Of Kind q
canned department the rxh 70 reject accept
he pupa4 hereby p4fis when
u the Omitted States requires al ise department 1ss
mere s jasi caaas 70 Ai0ly perform
taets aey obtain By tadtree0n
al shall be IN Interest bO do Join
sRd an hds tnA below iAr pce
for
B. " b received ross OPTION hldsers
couiracf sach doer anti deI4l
prices dGsrenl kInGs wosk
TIE
mai the goes esn4hs ayporioned upon whole
wok u gaadf the department ana King pas ueEls-
of the of wak done and materials ees
sea according lad acertanec BY
appointed Ior thai
pose viii be aiG hn tiEs, fhe work and
cnpieoA of the and
eep.uce work by aforesaid and be iseled
in Of -fulnlment uf coItracI
Contracts builders and mechanics
Aeseof Of The recrrty
fhe Treasury, viii be a forfeiture Of the same
be BY written guarantee signed
atornsy said dfsct in the Of
proporuoaais amount tof
Ia required ms proposal be acrspsd
and hoEd with proper and sancai nscaues s
pfan speeiacaroas waking drawings
hy cxy information obtained application
department.
Secretary Proposals for The Georgetown
House. kc1 ssd win be opened Il O'Clock Of the
Iasd day naIsed for receiving the tame
Secretary Of the Treasury
Gent as-2nweotsys flat. & siar.l
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BxYX
.. Bareaa q 1ze Docks, September ~, Esd
SEALED FhOFDsALs separately, fTo
pA Ivr Class No tia sa f TIE f4fd 81 tnaAa
aAs yra viii be on tAe zh Oeto
uEnhlg delivering GAs yArd
naea le and acns embraced The foAx
and ~hlch described printed aae, which
~Ii be fanhe aps4ca requested
dIs for all me classes
named therein yards for NE
classes b. the
lberula by al the ynrdA
Iea schedules BY mall win be order tAs
shoad enclose tsar application
tlae requires all postage 10 be prepaid
moulded
offers form hereinafter and be mailed "a
before the expires for
aAa As
ried stated sucs gs DC made JGiiIve e hx maxi
10 guard ors being before appnIed
and draw ne under The endorsement hus FoPoaa for Caa
Ae (nanaf eiasJ TAG at (manae ths yard
To the Chf Of The BacAa Of Yards and Docks Wasnglon
a.. e. t..s (. y. #
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Form OF OFFER.


tArs snef lAs nanasl o of gaaas
fAs sie hereby offer advertisements dated
kaae II AL roquircScnls
aad 81 As ased schedule which refers s the ARTICLES
embraced In Cars No. fac clcs
the yaf according said sehedH tAcre Yed
srs sA< ssr, aaA spposfs article act x prrss,
o1f fAe tAx dollars GnG eSnf 1ss
hs Of sas BID the eiuss Aee
TAG a aorasl M.
propose agent EA<1s tAe agd reyusd By
tAs sfAsa ir upYy The
resdest delivery;
ed The prepared and the navy
tncas tae 1seay1 and Certificate
here the bidder 70 Sign Ass H0nsl
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Proposals for Supplies.

QUAHTxHaAsTERs OyyIcK, NJ Corr,
Washington, Oct TO- 1875
sEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS win be rceesea q ms of
Ter nsxt r supplying Corps following ansAes
during ascsl ysar ending 5oth June, is51i Vs.
500 uniform ca as. with scales complete
coo marine pompons
1000 patent leather stocks ...
so Of shoulder straps for pfrafes
oG Gnoa-eommissacned ofhcers' spaIlesles
2,cso do oflGeE pants
shirts
5000 DariDe brogAns
500 marine blankets
dozen psirs wooden SOCKS
800 marine fatigue caps
so linen bosses
9,ooe pairs Castor flannel drawers
5,ees 10 1900 yards s-s say blue ktrsey
looc AGO cloth, cochnra dye and dyed in
ssnres Of the xsove Oce ID Assistant
Marine Corps York, ana strict conformity
An articles 10 be Inspected ana esrna
10 before payment ~ msds
The asernssle himself the sfto e
qGsn-s named above, the Interests Of the service
delivered such umes An sCch
psccs he ouarermaftcr direct
rec Of o United States
rr sureties known ONCE certified by omcia
for soFpe and ADDRESSED
of The Manne Corps, Wsshingan g
GEO y. LINDSAY,
Major and QaarsrmzsieT.
The National Ineisescer Evening star, Washingon,
Portsmouth, New Hsnpshre
Po Tfse, Mass Eagle Efookyn, DxJ News As
week unui me ION November ner
ss accompanied By soy Of h Advertisement 10 ts
orsce for payment rs .Ea
OctII-eodro1hNov ...
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IN petition q wiscunuin
" ias f granted hin fr sse~e
rema sgprsn. 81 ssd
whirh Decenhsr, fe
hesrd Psfrnt Orcs
Hopday. 1855 a-rtock, pe,sous
srs s1sasd ard shsw thsT have, -Y sad
pentn- granted.
Peuns oppc~ng ths ~gursd
o%o- e~rfin. specially ~rntT
as7. hefrs 6twd
v - akwn rnd wanapitrrd ~
o.ssncs ru~s % me eoe, sch ~ - farnished
Eppfic1non
s teEpouy rhs ron efDserrscr,
hS, papers
- tes oo- before aeorrsnr Il knn dny; fss
Farsum, sny ~sthin
Ordered al.o rs m. nosr~ hs psh.sea Union
rrncs R~wunx w.hmron p. G. Rrpuhlsrsn psfn
fss- " " fev wess. prsvicss
- ne ~ af D-e~mher nsrz, tss duy q h~nrine
CHaaf.FH MASON.
Cunms-~ta~er ~ rxrsms.
HESt9rv n uave-s WI pra-~ crpy ana ssnd
esT ss Prtsus Oce s p.p>r ssnr-i~ns is r1scs
espE la-iaw7w
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CaRD-In ~ rh@ s.-s p.rnsr.
me- firm y. LOndon Co. rnerchsnf tsors, u
me h.S~-s ~i - eiossd sud ~ nsrhs-d
The Keep hsnS
s~a tnciaa gasty 81 military arcA
Thr rrsv~ctfnfY
for ths hh
~ happy pleasure NJ asme
"a. ". IOUDOs . CO.
knr M-rou Merchant Tsiars. under Rro~us' HoteA
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The undsrsigned (nanns Of tnams the ton
State Gaor4, &c
hereby asderake thai he asoyr tnane tas tadr bid
kheirl
Uaied within fifteen date
through the post ocs acceptance ofhs eirl
before m-Bs,0
Witness, [Ssxnafare Of guGranforxl
known be good snd ssponsbe this
az .# .1 le [Sgaotsrrl
To by dixict ceecaor
bureau Responsible
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

sTAyx ar MIssassIFPI, CErr or fICRsHgEe
llfsh. 81 IL. ..z,sl,tl srrla aaIrxaA l.l.x.s..

a.
Once Of soulhsrn Railroad Company.
VI Railroad CoHpany
cassary complete peep4fAoa
ro.d~ay q ne eastern sv.sisn e ths.r road -.
any Incidental wora necesssy
in ia taorousA eompssloa operation
sraauaon aaoann % enSe yards o excavation and
The urssiins % s.oos feet
The masonry oloeo perch.
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be until me I q sosemeer nsTi and viii be- At the
Of ssnu0t.0n, completing ne rosd ready sOr
H. The Of construction track
in each item work, entire separate.
~ Fer the grading q either e specified number OF secons
For rhe erasses 70 be furnished the number seeised
VI Fer me snfe ready r te Eon o. either Of The
ne eastern divsan eoaaecfng completed
e q Brandon 2 me Mohs aaa One oad 81
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