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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
FRIDAY MORNING, March II.
NEW RIVER RAILROAD.

NEW RIVER RAILROAD.
On motion of Mr.. Pendleton, of Giles, the
House took up the bin extending the charter OF
the New River Railroad.
Mr. Floyd supported the BILL explaining that
the original charter expired on yesterday, and 1t
was desired that further time should be given to
organize the company. He spoke of the impor-
lance of the Railroad, and the justice of giving
further time for organizing the company.
Mr.. Johnston Indicated his opposition TO the
bill. by interrogatng its friends, whether the ex
tension of the charter did not involve the State
in "A subscription of 100000, from which she
released by the expiration of the charter.
Mr.. Deanc considered the question TO be,
whether the heaviest tax paying portion OF the
State was to have any participation in the bene-
fits of the Covington Road work 10 be built by
the State, at cost of ten twelve millions dol
lars.
The question being put upon tho passage of
the bill, it was rejected for the want of II con-
stitutonal mnjority--a yes 6S, noes CO..
Mr. Brady moved reconsideration of the vote.
The motion agreed, to and the bill was laid
on the table.
ORANGE ~ ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
The House next took up the bill providing for
n loan of $500 600 10 the Orange Il Alexandria
Railroad.
Mr.. Deane argued to show that the Orange q
Alexandria road, extenoed to Lynchburg. while
it would control the great current of southern
travel, could not divert the trade from the canal.
or from Richmond & Petersburg; and he very
earnestly supported the bill.
Mr.. Garrett would vote for the bill us imam
cial measure. 1t would. he considered, enable
the Company TO pay the interest due the State,
and to go on to complete its come elton with the
Tennessee road and thus put the Atlantic cities
in connection with the e eat Southwestern I'm
proyement which he had voted for yesterday.
Mr. Floyd earnestly eombatted the financial
ficuties of gentlemen. According to the report
of the Committee of Finah ce, which represents
the debt of the State in tie strongest light, it
only amounts to S35 10000, the annual interest
paid upon this debt was t,c, per cent; therefore
the State only had TO pay fee per cent. annually
upon this debt, in order i'll thirty years to pay
the entire debt, and have the public works, which
were to her of incacuable value, II clear gain.
lie warmly supported the bill.
The bill was then rejected-ayes &C, noes 81.
On motion of Mr. Weton the ote was recon
sdered, and the bin was laid ON the table.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
FRIDAY MORNING, March IL.

The House of Delegates having disagreed from
the Senate's amendments To the bills to extend
the Charters Of the Banks, the Senate proceeded
10 the consideration of the subject the FIRST bill
in order being the bill in relation to the bank OF
Nirginin.
After various motions, suggestions and con.
siderable debate. on motion Of Mr. Thomas, the
substitute offered by him few days since to ex-
tend the charter of the Bank of Virginia for five
years. was taken up and passed.
The remaining bills extending the charter OF
the following banks for the same period, were
also passed: Farmers Bank Of Virginia, Bank OF
the Valley of Virginia Exchange Bank Of Nir-
gna, Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Whee-
ling North Western Bank of Virginia and the
Bank of Kanawha.
The bills thus passed precisely tho old
charters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

A CRUEL. lIoAX-Last evening says the Bos-
ton journal of Wednesday, the town set in
u blaze of excitement by the spread of report
that the Pacific had been heard from and that
she was safe. Some had it that she had arrived
at Halifax, others that n steamer had arrived Mt
llalifax,bringing information that she was lock
ed i'll the ice, but safe The safety Of the Pacific
was announced from the stage of the Boston Tho
stre, and was received with unbounded applause
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY MORNING, March Ii 1876.
The House took up ills in their early stages
aud number were ordered to be engrossed.
JAMES RIVER AND RANAWHA COMPANY.
message from the Senate by Mr.. Layne, mn
nounced that that body had passed an act to in
crease the capital stock of the James River and
Kanwha Company and 20 authorize subscrip-
ton thereto by the Commonwealth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

In the House Of Representatives, n special
committee has been appointed TO take in
70 consideration Mr.. Dunn's bill to enable the
States of Virginia. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky,
Indiana, and Illinois to improve. the navigation
of the Ohio river and granting lands to those
States in mid thereof
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

booty or inoreas. of territory will be gai'~d by
France. England or the Rhine offers very temp
ting inducements TO Napoleon the Third.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE j.
SENATE.

SENa T..
THURSDAY, Mar 18th.
BILLS PASSED,
House bill TO construct n turnpike from the
yirpinia and Tenne ssee Railroad to the Yellow
Springs Turnpke-is now a law.
4 bill submitting TO vote OF the people OF
King William county. the question aboiIshlng
the present fence laws in said county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

1t is stated from Buffalo that Mr.. Fillmore's
friends look for his return home early in June,
and already discussing the expedionoy of Civ
ing him suitable public reception.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
Erirnri frnm Il NnrEnlL pnn.p

-, fIFdfT JFom N0rf0M Fdpc
oAfE-One OF Herring proof Safes
wa W ADAMS Express Office when the building burned
r,~ |ee"s ago Ii remained buried rubbish unih
inst"yi when was taken The fire ON the occasion
II, 10 was one OF the hercest and when me
chest was found of frtv dams II was surrounded
ny cnners glowing brightly When opened the paper and
articles 1t contained be and n'f
any III good condition. thus aording another ~ the 50
Huy ana superiority these e anded to may
oe sech at the warehouse of Messrs Rowland & Bros who
% asens ior the makers II shows clearly the evd nces o"
est OF its ineombusbe qualities when its cxterier
req not IN the burning furnace round it, ana
weeks. ~ ~ - - 49, =
Hergings Patent Champion Freproof Safes with Hans
Faleht Powder-l root Locks, for sale BY
s. G. HERRIA G. s. Co
Nos l33. 1871 10 Water street. ". l.
fl d2m -, n nrr Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Lymchbnrg, ya.-The
"A subscriber has opened Hotel the lower end Of
Main street formerly the old Powhatan) which he has had
htted up and furnished in good style and prepared to
commodate large number of and board
ers and to give them all the deraces that
the state can Afford He is also prepared accommodate
number of horses, he has the Stables in
the city and he calls the attention of droyers
his Stable is central and he has four mule lots good
racks troughs and water in EACH and he largely
piled with provender. His for feeding 80
cents per day for transient and 40 for
drovers, $40 per month by the All loose will
fed for ~ cent advance of food
central is reached by those desiring purchase
leaving Main street and is handsomely lighted with gas anil
the proprietor will always aid his customers
their stock free # charge At the old formerly
cuped by George NJ Bruce, few below the NoryeA
House. Ina IA isl JOSEPH CJENINS
LMNE G1GARs.-A small lot of rcui!y fine
II Havana Cigars just received and for sale by
ma l4ts STROTHER WHIrEH FAD.
INOR HIRE-A valuable House Servant man.
u Apply to HANCEY BLACKBOARD
ma ltd2t Att'vs for Geo Booker EX'or
1aHfs, fahfS.-Just received from ne
manufacturers full supply of PUMPS of various sizes
d patterns suitable for cserns wells railroad Sc
Also large stock of Lead Pipe sizes which Offer
ca ior cash az extremely low prices the Stove and Range
Warehouse. Main street lima l4-dtsl G. & BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
CERTIFICATE.

NORFOLK, VA, January II, 1856.
ny request of Messrs Rowland Bros we this day tend
ca the opening of one of Hernes Patent Fire proof
"eh was ~ the hre OF December belonging Messrs Ad
ans Coz Express and found the papers and contents
Ifiect state OF preservation 1t opinion
nieSt as Soud De had large four story building entirely
soyeu ana the safe remained the whole surrounded
from the ruins ''''
Signed, GEO l. ANDERSON r. uAII
WIN. u. REY NOIDS A n MCLEAN,
MILES DAVIS ~ W JACOBS
am fully satisfied with the manner in hicl the ,oye men.
TONED safe preserved its conruts A A CoWDEHY.
Agent Adams & Cos Expres.
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T
htra Of Later from Norfolk, pa January II. 1856
MtssRs y g. HERRING a Co.-Gcntemen: On the It'll De
center ias Messrs Adams Cos Express Office situate in
large ior story brick building in this city totally de
seu o hre and their safe remained buried the burning
runs uhtl yesterday, when it dug and they
un surrounded with live GOALS and almost redhot lay
beside AZ the brass ornaments nobs melted We
witnesses to this fire. and If thing ca rsis, such heat
hP"gh-hre could not be hotterit triumph indeed We
nciose eethcate from several parties who opened
Yours truly ROWLAND & BROS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

ADlEs, MISSES, CMILDREN.-I opeHtd
yesterday three trunks Of SHOES In the lot are l."
s morocco Kid and Goat Boots and Buskns; Misses ana
Cndrehs Goat Boots and also something very important
ust now Chlarens nice little black and coored Shoes OF
sizes very scarce in the city, viz IS, As SIS and IS
10 cots p SEABURf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

~ DERS.Many line figures ruined by carelessness
and natenton Grs apt to contract habit Of STOPPING
the result of which chests and protrung shoulder
blades. To remedy these evils, have 'SHoULDER
BRACE" which can be by child adult with satisfa.
ton and benefit.
BY wearing this Brace the chest xpanded the shoulders
thrown back their proper position and the figure kept
For sale by J. II. THOMPSON & co,
l5.d&cifs Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

ed supply Of those popular Black tiaiters which
rapidly, at $40 Also, Ladies fine Black Caters, with
without heels Also, pretty Tan Color Caters. at 81
Also Ladies' fine Kid Boots and Buskns. Call and
ma Its p SEABURY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

This is to certify that taken with violent sick ston
ach and purgng Immediately sent for physician VINO
came and gave medicine after the effects OF which
getting worse; and having much faith IN ia
kers Btters and bought bottle which commenced I'M
eatey give relief and by the time had used the second
bottle, | was entirely well. CHASIiAN fA.hhh.-
Every family should keep few bottles on hand Price oo
per bottle. - n.z,,
For sale by Siroher whitehead and stabler
Jones' Lynchburg; and by Druggists generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

EfRsDoNE'S BONNET AND FANCY STDRE-Sb
EN Ladies let me You, that before the Y1A
I'm INST shall produce from three of the
fashionable establishments in New York the latest STYLES ot
Bonnes You may assured that every him, tLa, ,b
nger of art has accomplished shall be presented 10 Won
to the minutcst within. ~ ''"
will say for personal qualification that the hi,io,
Of Bonnets in New York, will on the 23d inst and s
that article OF dress considered only TO sweet net
lace and consequently will be any other
oil dress 1t should be selected with much care
In order 10 suit the variety tastes IL nv
nation 10 present great field of only in Ronnos
on IN NANTES and every variety of Summer Coverings
Suer lttle children to also ma,
leeed as heretofore in Hats Flats Little Bonnets and rans
and other pretty little traps w ups
Very respectfully,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
QUARTER EuECTION.-AT person. en-

4 WAKTER EEESTION..-AII persons en-
titled to vote for city officers in this city hereby mott.
hed that Seth Woodroof Mark Anthony James 4 Hammer
Moses lacy and Samuel Mckinney, of Lynch Ward, No l.
aud John l. MureN Geo Il, Thurman. VIM. A. Read Robt
Early and James NJ Booker of Henry Ward 2anv two
OF more OF whom may act in each Warfare appointed
oder OF Council Commissioners superniend
'afer Election for this city be hcd Friends Warehouse
in Lynch Ward, No and at Planters Warehouse Henry
Ward No g on the first Tuesday in April oec.
ton of members of the Council members Court of
hnsngs and for persons FILL until the annual election
IN said Wards the following officers tor the vncbprp
I" wit Mayor, Sergeant High Constable Master Police
ana Commissioner and Assessor of the Revenue; John
Clark of Lynch Ward and C. Clark Henry Ward are an
pointed Officers conduct the said their respective
wards The Commissioners and Officers before ting are to
take the oaths prescribed in the 9Th sections of the
m chapter of the Code of Virginia certificates which are
TO be returned to the Clerk of the Council.
ma I dtde d. ROBES, CIk c. C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

and healthy Gums be obtained by the use OF Dowdens
Fluid relieves tootha ache arrests deeayappled
mparis beautiful hue to the complexion
Price 50 cents For sale Ivy
fe 2g-dSCts % SrROIlER WHITEHEAD
Pcliciicrs Guide BiOndissnnt, or Golden Fuid
HAIRA beautiful glossy and luxurious growth of
be obtained by its 1t the only article known
will prevent It's falling out turning grey Price % cts
received and for sale by
&. hIROIUER q MuIIEuEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

When MnchmOD, tbF NsF'FK I@Hy$fCIH". WIZ
slain Homer said Of him good Physician is worth as much
a. whole army Then good medicine like Ayers Cathar
tie pills Is great deal more because cures as well
works wider longer. The circle OF the best Phys
labor must be narrow while such reacdy Is available
10 allcaH be had by every body, and is worth having
Inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

u trrsh supply Of the 'Ban 1000 Flowers 80 nncI
admired by the ladies' Those who have been waiting can
now be supplied J. H. THOMPSON & ro;S ~
hld - uAtntS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
pcl.c,icr's Euihc Biomdi.snmt, o


celebrated French Gloss for cleaning preserving and npart
ing beautiful polish Furniture and removing all stains
Received and for sale by
fe ald&cts W STROTHER & WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

ono of the most popular this State aud the great
confidence through friends has caused such increased a
and that the proprietor found to ms
facility the Btter 10 that he may De ae
10 FIJI all orders promptly Our most able physicians are using
II In er guar practice in OF Dys-
esa Nervous Headache Disordered Bowels and rs gener
al Alternative whole system &c Read the certate OF
N. Rev Iorgs Hill station, below. Volumes
Of the same already been furnished the proprietor
For orders, address +. BAKER, Proprietor Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
BY b. AKERS, AUcTIoNEER.
FUTURE DAYS.


SAEEs-H'WFhUUNf Ihe
visions of a deed of trust made by James r. Ward a,
of record In the Clerks Office of the County C,urt az
bell shall on THURSDAY MORNING the apb jnst ~
at public auction front of the Market House in tho ~
Luxembourg, TWO PAIRS OF LARGE YOIrNG ,SUV'
WELLBRoKEN MULES Terms made known at sale -'D
n. Ii.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

ON E'-Ihe co-partnership hcrcf of,r.. Nv
sung between the undersigned and s. DnguiJ undar
January last. '' vi ''e Isl day of
business wili hereafter be carried by the understood
under the firm and style d. p & q 4 iiIfcidT ,Sighed
OLD stand of :. Diugul & Sons " " ~ Ut the
4'H PEI, sons having claims against the firm If Din,t,
sons VIII present them settlement srd ,sl
accounts VIII please come forward and pay np wing
DAVID Z. DItfGUIn
GEORGE A. DU1CIrID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

on Diamond Hill, on last Sunday night between and
o'clock, aiarge SOREI. HORSE having large head ac
eording to size his left shoulder much CALLED from the
collar and under the right jaw small pretty well healed
bought him from man living in Giles lie make that
way will give liberal reward for his delivery in lynch
burg or any Information so that can get him.
mar lll&cts. CHAS n rIyNN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

BY the consent of parties the above sale is postponed uni
SATURDAY the 22d take place In front the Marx
House. in I.ynchburg, at IL o'clock.
ma l7dt22d2c2t ID. A. WILSON, Trustee
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

TRANS AMERICAN RAHRoADs-K CORES
pondelt of the Atlas that the Railroad
from Hannibal on the Mississippi, to St.
Joseph on the Missouri, ZIG miles in length,
will he completed in two years. The Pacific
Railroad Company have received State Bonds
to the amount of. 81, 600, 600, under the law
of the Missouri Legislature. and $4,000, 600
of the stock has been taken by the first CAPT
talists of Boston and New York. the security
being the land grahtpd by the General Gov
ernment. about Sn0,06 acres. which it is
thought viii pay the whole expense of build
ing and equipping the road, as in the case of
the Illinois Central road which cost the
stockholders nothing.
A Northern Pacifc> Railroad Companv
is applying to the Wisconsin Legislature for
a charter. The Commissioners are thirty
two in number. capital. $500. 900 900; and
the ronte from the head OF Lake Superior to
Puget Sound, with ,branch to the Columbia
river.
Hon. J. B. Weller, Hon P. T. Herbert. and
their colleague, are actively engaged in push
ing forward their measures for the construc
tion of the Pacific Railroad and wagon and
post roads, The thanks of California are due
to them for their industry 1t is quite GER
tain that they will succeed in the wagon aud
post road project at least.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

THE AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL.-The semi
annual meeting Of the American State Coun-
Gil takes place to-day at Sacramento. 1t is
supposed that the delegations will be large.
The meeting will be one of unusual interest
and Importance. Many questions will COM
up fur consideration. among WHICH viii prob
ably be the remodeling of the Platform of the
party. and the taking of the iniative for the
coming Presidential canvass.
We understand also that the qaeston will
c1me up for admitting to the membership
and privileges of the Order without refer
epce to birth, all who have fought in the bat
ties of our country, been hcnorably discharg-
ed, and who have subsequently manifested
an honest and sincere attachment to Ameri-
can Institutions; also all persons who have
arrived in this country at. or previous to. tht
age of eight years, aud who have been edJ-
Gated in American schools. This question
will in all probability involve considerable
discussion, but will, without doubt be sus
tanned.
The delegates from this town are JIM .Fouse
Dr.. Mccormick. DR.. Tompkins and Thad
eus Dean.
Delegate for Mountain Spring Council
John S. Mayhugh.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13
To which all responded with
Long life to Hattie Queen of May"
MISS WooD's Reply.


With pleasure accept the position now assigned
me, and with your kind assistance hope arrange
the affairs OF government that the greatest good
to all shall result
To you is committed in part, the weghty affairs
which shall engage my attention Sovereign of the
realm of Flora. Your advice and counsel shall be my
prompters, and your support my reliance.
And now, as the first act of my reign, charge you
TO preserve the harmony of this OCCASION that not
aiscordant word shall mar It's beauty.
The God of nature has spread out before these
blooming hills and valleys, and made the trees TO
joice in brilliant verdure has sent out the gay
songsters to carroll in this jubilee and heaven and
arth conspire to raise exultant song Of grat6ca
ton and praise.
let then all of our loyal subjects avoid the slightest
occasion which may cause regret. Let there not be
frown upon any brow, or unKnind feeling in any
heart. Let not thoughtless words be dropped that
shall fall harshly upon the of others, but with
bounding hearts and geeful minds let the stream Of
JOY spring and deepen, until the winged hours fee
away and drive US unwillingly from the grove.
This charge give you, and, trusting in your known
and well tried constancy, you have permission now to
break all unkindy restraints and assist in swelling
the pleasure
MISS AMELIA KENT as the Qneen of Nevada,
which she did in a neat and pertinent speech,
which has been promised us for publication,
but which has not come to hand.
Miss Kent replied with very pretty
speech, which we had also intended to
publish. but cannot for the reason mention
ed above
The Queens having been thus fairly in
stalled into their joint sovereignty over the
festive scene. the exercises Of the day com.
menced VIII singing. which was alternated
with speaking. in which the children Of both
sexes and from each town took part, nnti
dinner time. An elegant and bounteous col
lation was served up Of which all, both ol(
and young partook to their fll and rtil
there was plenty. The ceremonies were con
cluded with the presentation. hy Mr.. Stats
the Superintendent Of the Grass Valley
School, of several books to members Of hi
school who had excelled in their various du
ties.
The recipients Of the books were Miss AM
Day. Miss Josephine Biggs, Miss Celia Purdy
and Master John Paacoe.
The Maids of Honor attached tc the Queer
Nf Grass Valley were Misses Sarah Griffith
Hannah Graves, Celia Purdy. Mary Wells
Hannah Aollineaux and Josephine Biggs.
five were to speak complimentary Of an.
one, where all acquitted themselves so we'll, j
would be to notice In particular the effort
Of Miss Wood, the Queen of Grass Valley
and Master Cohen. the champion orator Q
Nevada. The honors were TINS fairly divide
between the girls and the boys. and betwee
the two towns of Nevada and Grass Valley
If we we're to criticise at all upon proceed
iugs, where everything went of so well.
would be to question the propriety Of devc
ting 50 N lch Of the time to school exercises
instead Of allowing tbe children fuller or
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

portunity for recreation and amusement. II
should be recollected that occasions of this
kind are chiefly designed to unbend the mind
from the tediousness of books and care, and
to give the fullest latitude, consistent with
propriety to mirthfulness and innocent sports.
We think of the occasion now as of con-
fused vision of bright eyes white dresses. gay
wreaths. innocent mirth. fancy ribbons tai-
ries. flowers and ecstacy complete
We have devoted large space in our col
umns to the detail of this celebration, and If
any of our readers of larger growth, begrudge
the room we have devoted to crafty our lit
tie favorites, we beg leave to assure them
that we shall do just so again next time.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-05-13

SALTPETRE IN TENNEssEE.-A Tennessee pa.
per nas the following statement in reference
70 tue manufacture of saltpetre in q portion
of that State:
rroot ne caVerns of East Tennessee, at least q
st!@s t;t;o nuInoer of them, contain immense ouan
Wv ..sts ol tne nitrous earth from which saltpe-
or1 Mu"nuiactured. Man This is no new discov.
ey 81 y.;os nany years ago its manufacture was
imited Iapited Oh IN several localities though to
rat;n thoeu e@se1t Then the facilities for one
.a.' were limited and, this section of conn.
i. sry oe.hg CUT on from all the principal mar.
MS ;.s a. sne cost OF transportation, Combined
protitleSs, and it was abandoned -