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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13


Straw BuRNING.-We are asked to no
tice the impoyerishment which must follow
upon the lands of those farmers who burn
their straw piles. We are almost ashamed
to let it be known abroad that there are
any persons in the county SO ignorant as to
rob their lands Of the straw producing ell
ements by burning the same instead
Of restoring that which is taken away 1t
is almost impossible to restore q wheat
soil when once exhausted of what produ-
ces the straw; the cause Of rust is known
to be the want of certain properties lack
ing in the land. Two crops Of whea: SO
impoyerish the lands as to not produce a
third without restoring the decomposed
straw Of the first and second crops. What
produces straw once is essential to produce
another crop Of straw; and if this essen
tial be not restored after taken away, the
land will be wholly or partly unable to
yield another crop Of straw; defective,
si,kly, or weak straw is unable to bear
good wheat. But these are facts self-evi-
dent, and to farther dwell upon them
would be like arguing that figures can't
lie. The more intelligent farmers must see
to their weak neighbors, that the practice
Of burning straw is stopped by mik, means
il possible. BY force if nccessardSsfor the
whole country is interested in Vaariing
the soil from cc.sition equivalent 10 an
initiation. AS well remove tbs soil 1t
once into the Mississippi river as to render
it barren by exhausting its productive'qual-
tiles by burning them. The practice hss
its parallel nowhere so striking, except in
the practice Of breeding in and in and thus
exbapsting stock Of all kinds of their pro
creating elements. begetting slab-sided'
hogs, puny cate and forty dollar nags.--
Land, Ike stock .nay be exhausted and
become barren, except for evil, for the one
comes to produce nothing but weeds, the
ether becomes BY means If exhaustion no
allied with the devil that neither fences nor
dogs viii SOP them from mischief, Tie
worst part Of it is that farmers who allow
either land or stock 10 deteriorate are sure
to land il the infernsl world with al shsir
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13
60 It is % be hoped that all the howl

AE 1t is 20 be hoped that all the howl
ing in which the democratic papers Of this
State have INDUCED about the immense
amount Of partizan feeling in the republic
can ranks, their opposition to union tick
ct, DC. viii Be quoted, row that che cleo
ton Has disclosed the apathy with which
We Is party. regarded the result. If
there had been that blind and reckless de-
vction 70 party which was charged upon
Us by the democratic press, instead Of the
meagre vote. which we have cast, we
would have carried the State BY $4,000
majority.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

EE Edward H. Emery Of Gra AM, 'C C,lr
ty, son Of Mr.. Edward Emery Of ' 1so nj
cad who enlisted as a private y IT bg,
(now Maior) VoN Deutsch's Cavan'iI ans,
since the company has been IN ~ ~. and
received the appointment Of Corpora S..gean,
more recently. Quartermasters o%s :in
with rank Of Orderly. The comPap5. had
command Of Capt. Lehman, VINO ~ aaissr,
twenty years experience as a cayaI,y p" III tso
and though bn little more ln'I scisrr
months drilling, have attained Plor ii
az highly creditable to Capt. y, aI cismp
efficient Aids. They are now y .oaptf,
Garibaldi, Carondelet, ST. LouIs e0 Tis.
No., and are known as the Benton
sars. aks up
Success to them-they help e 'i re zone
the thousands Of brave men that n," .Isst To-
from Wisconsin, md will be 'n s,b y rol
tarnlsL the fair name and fame q 49, - Tis
unteers from this State. -lkiI'0a""''
consiH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13
County Board Of So pervisors

county 1OaTo OF Su pGHV1SOrG.
The board met at One P. NJ, Nov. 18th.
w. w. Field was elected chairman. On
q call the following members were reported
as supervisors representing the several
TOWNS:
/Boseobel, John Pepper Beetown, Hen
Try Webster; Blue River, Geo. Cuts; Gift
ton, ]. S. Jones; Cassvile, W. T. Dewey |;
Elenboro, s. +. elise; Fennimore, w. w,
Field; Glen Haven, A.. A. Bennett; Har-
rison, w. L. Wilson; Hickory Grove, Geo.
r. Frank; Hazel Green, s. Lightcap -
Jamestown, Jason Lothrop; Lima, Jessie
Waldorf; Liberty, Edward Children -
Lancaster. ]. @. Holloway; Little Grant,
Dan T. Brown; Muscoda, w. w. DIM
ock; MillyiIIe, ]. Horsiall; iaarion, III.
Rice; Paris, SiIas Brooks, PlatteviIIe, E.
M: Hoyt; Potosi, A. w. Emery; Patch
Grove, Henry Patch; 3melssr, VIM. Bran
don; Tafton, ]. r. arphy: Waterloo,
Jas. Bonham; Wyalusing. j. M. Sitford
Wingsille, G. Hess; Waterstown, John
Clark; village Of PlatteviIIe, Nelson Dew
ey. Proceedings next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13
LATEST NEWS
IMPORTANT WAR NEWS!
Charleston Occupied by FEEDER
al Troops
Especial Dispatch TO Grant Co. Herald
Boscobel, November IL.

It is currently reported by telegraph
that Charleston Is occupied by our troops.
The last account said the army was march
ing on that city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

re- Gen. Lane Of Kansas, IS not doc
tor Of laws, but if he had been, he could
not have defined with more exactness than
be did in late stump speech at Leayen-
worth, what the duty is Of miltsiv officers
under existing laws, executive Instructions,
and the resolutions Of Congress: We
aorch to crush out treason, and let slav-
cry take care Of itself"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13
Grant Co. Men IN Capt. Greens
Company,
ARL1NaroN HEIeHrs. Va, \

ARLrNGToN HEIcHTs, Va, Nov !.
Mr.. EDIroR:-The following arc lls
names Of the Grant county men IN Caps
Green's prairie du CHEM Company, Sll
regiment: Corporals II. Ganter, SyHe.
II. L. Sprague; Drummer ii. Johnston
Fifer, Geo. Norbrop; Privates, Y, az
ans, G. Babcock, 7. Badwortb, n 2
Bull, FL. Card, w. Day, w Il. Dnen' =
w. Ellis, L. Fitch, G. Duire, z. a. UrsI =
w. Gilmore, i. Holford, w. HickocS =, r.
Hutchcraft, Ii. Lille, B. Morris, A. Nuf
Ter, G. Okey, II. Oyiott, L. Parsons o.s Z
PanI, w. Russell, s. w. Russell, ). h''a
ards, L. w. Sheldon, A. P. SPrague' = 2
.Tooley, S. Vesper, d. WoodInan' =
White, J. HI. Ishinel, w. Nicholson i.
The boys are as healthy as any u ~
regiment. Out Of 1850 men OF wnlcu 4,
regiment consists, about 125 are o. . ~
sick list, which is very small c0nip'
with other regiments around here. !. n
We would like to have few COPE ,.,a
your paper, and we will pay the P9 paa
upon them. Direct to Go. Z, ON i''S
ment Wis. Vol, Washington, D. "
Yours Respectfully
ALEX. JOHNSTON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

The Marion Dsmocrut, an Ohio paper
of Marion county, publishes at length the
initiatory ceremonies, tests, oathes and 9th.
or matters of that secret order of treason
known as the Golden Circle, lodge Of
which had Just been broken up bv the
Sheriff of that county, and their books and
papers, with the names of members, DC,
all taken. From the letters found several
other lodges were found out. One of the
craft, an officer, has since exposed all he
knew of the order in other parts Of the
State as veil as other Northern States, but
affirms that he will have to leave and 90
to where he is not known to save his life,
the members being sworn to assassinate all
who betsay the order. The new ceremo-
MES of the order differ from those used be-
fore the breaking out of the war. II is said
the government is fully advised Of their
transactions in Grand Lodges and local
encampments by means of agents who
travel for the purpose and who have access
to Lodges By means best known to them
selves:
FIRST OATH.
| / do trust and solelnnly promise and
swear that will not reveal any word,
neither directly or indirectly of what | am
about to receive, except it be 70 some true
and faithful brother Of this order, and moi
unto him or them until after strict examin-
alton, shall have found him or them, as
justly entitled to the same, as | myself am
about TO be under the no less penalty Of
having my body severed into four parts
the first part cast out at the North gate,
the second part at the South, the third part
at the East, and the fourth part at the
West gate. | furthermore promise that
will always hail and answer all signs and
signals that are given to me by brother
Of this order if in my power to DO so; and
| furthermore promise and swear that will
protect and defend all constitutional demo-
Gratis, their lives, property. and personal
liberty from mob violence, during this
Southern Instruction, so long as they obey
the laws Of the G. S. A., let it come from
whatever source it may; this obligation to
be binding on me as long as the war shall
last.
In whom do you put your trustl
In God.
Your trust being in GOD, will give you
the seal that will relieve you out of the
camp Of your enemy.
SECOND OATH.
And | further promise and swear, in the
presence of Almighty God and themembers
Of the Golden Circle, that | will not rest
or sleep until Abraham Lincoln, now Pres
ident, shall be removed out of the Presi-
Dental chair, and will wade in blood up
to my knees, as soon as Jefferson Davis
sees proper % march with his army to take
the city of Washington and the White
House, to do the same So help me God,
and keep me steadfast to the same.
We have only space for so much of the
secrets of the Golden Circle thus revealed.
Mormonism in its palmiest days was but a
second rate institution by the side of this
late invented circle, with its passwords,
signs Of recognition, steps, grips and terri
bic penalties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

EE Mr. Daniel H. Searle. a fugitive.
late of CenteryilIe, Allegheny Comfy, n.
r., gives notice to kidnappers that he may
be found for few days at HutchinNpa's
Hotel, Niagara, Canada West, wher8h
win be happy to, see them, He intimates
however, that they may not find the Wait
40 reeabje or safe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13
fE The Wisconsin Farmer is no,

published in German as well as English
There is Il number of German farmers in
this county to whom the Farmer would
Be invaluable, and they would do well to
subscritss for it. Terms. 800 per year,
in aasance. Address ]. VI. Hoyt, Mad
son, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

re- COL Mulligan has been released and
promises to lead bis brave Irish Regiment
again in few days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

innocent generation as a just judgment Of
heaven for abusing Gods earth. Men
have no right to dc as they please With
their land and other property-no right
to abuse it and render it worthless for un-
born generations, fol they have no right to
entail poverty and want after them, To
do SO would be to uphold all the wrongs
of men from Adam down to JEFF. Davis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

BoscoBEL Express. - Or friendly
neighbor, the Bosoobel Express has been
revived. A Mr.. Norton takes the place Of
Mr.. Hubbard --Dempsey remaining as a
partner with Norton. The new editor IN
chief, Mr.. Norton, is spirited writer Of
excellent locals, just what is wanted at Bos-
cobel. Boscobe. deserves paper, but to
keep one going every citizen must render
reasonable support. The gentlemen now
inehargs of the paper are able without
question. so LET there be Q united support
rendered by all, not only abous Boscobel,
but in other parts Of the county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13
Detained l. etters.


Letters addressed 20 the following named
persons are detained in the Lancaster Post
Oaiee for postage. Persons mailing let
tiers should remember that the old style Of
postage stamps are no longer good at this
Post Office, the time for making the ex-
change having expired
John Singer, Camp Holton, Milwaukee.
Lydia A. Knowlton, Montfort.
DR.. J. d. Cooke, Neceedah, Wis.
H. J. Gchlosser, Camp Holton.
T. G. Downey, Scott, Ohio.
Capt Palmer, Camp Holton.
Jno. R, Hopkins, Hiram, Ohio.
G. r. Lewis, 4th Regt., Baltimore.
S. Merick, Fairplay.
A. Lothrop, DEBORAH, Iowa.
S. G. Highly, Cedar Falls.
Unless the postagels paid on these let
ters they will be forwarded.to the dead
letter Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13
- Vnder lswasnoW esislIng pension.

RE Under sRwsnbw existing pensions
are allowed 10 disabled soldiers, seamen
and marines Of thenreseat var, and tothe
widcNs Or orp6an children of those who
have died Of been killed While in service;
also 800 bounty money to the heirs Of
deceased soldiers, and it is probable thalt at
the next session Of Congress other pro IS
scn vii bs m,de for both ths failitasF end
naval serfice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

~ Thirty.nine millions Of the 80
1reasury notes have been issued.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13
Washington, Nov.

Senator Green, of Missouri, has written
a letter TO friend in this city, 10 which he
declares that he is in favor Of the Union,
although the government has confiscated
his property.
Senator Andrew johnson, of Tennessee,
is still engaged in the West addressing the
people on the war, and urging hearty
support Of the government.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

Dirs tie thirty -s,, cf unprecedented aud nr sAg poru.
,rlty Of MRS. wiasLow's SOOTHING sYlDP. nnumrr.
90 CoRsi.o bother no,.onm,. prepare l'by ,renjcd
e. ~. have sPruryrp aud l'y b., mu.E,.m existence,
hEs the sOOTHsG SYRUP "A. been atty issrcasing
Sosl,h'y aud <-cus 10 .hod ~od. I'D thos'andi Of
oe.r. .k Nr.. isstor 70, the health r.l.hsE children
:, shr nee o. her invisible AF'i. sr.
when the pJe'ery Of GOrlll'" have pUed In tho
sie2. Of their -u,,hoas Pr -e.,or'" hRsAyIS5LoW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP gill cop,.ue be popuaS ATorI,e aud
q bie.,ias 10 every nslhet.
None genuine uul,s.ihe 10 in.c Of CCRTls4 PERKINS
S,y York &, th. l4i,ds ~nPPrr
solaby Durs,, tHlushoai he world
P,laoipaI oIce 80 70 Ceda,-.t., Nerlort-
Price only q cents Per hotIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
Mte6iral.
SOOTHING LETTER.
GEORGE A. FOWLER Of Gnilford writes.

GEORGE A. FOWLER Of Gulford writes:
Permi, to say to you that MRS. WISSLOW'S SoOTH-
mo SYRUP has unprecedented sale with me since my
1--we sscesined i.s merits Til, is the first time In
thyfve years drug business that have Endorsed medicine
for II. intrinsic geod qusies never before this wrote
Recommendation Of any patent Medicine know not what It's
composition H. bat believe perfectly harmless and safe
know gives the ge,tes sa faction to parents Gnd nurses
saOrdug quIetud and relief whcu, any unpleasant effects at
.endios i,,u use.
Yogrs. respectfully,
GEORGE A. FOWLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
Accmrsrs.-ntcsr Frodcllck Cook. Of tho Twent

econd Ward knocked into the dock foot OF Twenty eighth
street ~ H. srrly yesterday molug by the scam re engine
No % which ran Violently against bin, and was with diligently,
rescued.
M C0nsn residing tho lti Citation place was danger
ousy burned Saturday evening BY the explosion ud
lamp.
Abnk Of earth cayod TIE corner o Fourth street
Sixth avenue, Friday afternoon aud several abOrer were
paa, buried John lea,ey and Thomas Condor bad tcir
lee. sIa arms featured and were taken to the NcwYofs
Hospital. -, 90.
Thomas Nolan lad lG OF agc who resided AZ No 81
Nnth street was Killed Saturday evening by falling through
the xvii DIT of premises 40 4J Tenth trcc Coroner Jsskun
wil lie Id an inquest upon the body TO day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

is corsrs.-Th, February Germ Of tie Courts
COW usnees to-day The Supreme court General Term
Las q calendar Of nbout fonF hundred eases, among
whi,h g. the writ Of in tho Of Billy Null.
an convicted of assault end ba,tey and sentenced to
tie Sn:e Prison for -four years and ,ix months. The
Special Term will lie continued by Judge Allen. Two
Circa.s will be held proper accommodations can be
ubta ned which il doubtful the General Term room
having been assigned by resolution Of the Common
Coralil TO the Superior Court, this; branch Of the
Govt will have 10 b. held in. one VI the Circuit
rOo-as.
Judge BARNARD VII at ut the Circut and Judge
Ieouafd will attend 10, Chambsg business. In the
In ted States Circuit Conrtt Is expected that the copy
right suit brought by Mr. Dewitt: againSt the proprie
tor. of The ELyycss for publishing the confession of
the pirate Hicks, viii DO called for trial. The trial
Of the mates Of the ba Anna 70. Wandering three
usn will be tried at IN early day There are several
aycr cases also on the calencaE Tie Superior Court
gil hold two trial enc General and one Special Term
The Common Pleas viii hold two trial terms during
,he first two weeks ind General term during the
mainder of the moaih.
In the Court Of General Sessions during the month vi
January 100 disposed of 80 Of which ssult
ed in the conviction and punishment Of tie offenders
Twenty nine persons sent 10 TIE State PdJon for
a total term Of 90 years and eleven months. The
Leayies, cents imposed that Of II yean and
months upon an incendiay, convicted few days since
Of buroga dwelling house at night, with view Of OBJ
tanning the insurance; pickpoeket, indicted under
the new law, which defines this crime AS larceny
from the person. was sent to Sing Sing for five years.
Fory-iourwere Pencntiary sentences ayeagingab about
months each. A few offenders were cent TO the
! Tomb'.
Judge McCunn seems TO have pursued Il strAightfor-
ward coure, especially in setting his face against the
custom Of "suspending sentence" the practical work
ing Of which heretofore hns been to allow offenders In
aucntialy connected TO escape "scott free while the
poor man or tie stranger received no leniency. a
/ criminal would be brought up, would plead guilty, a
few whispered uerauecs betwcenthe Judge, the coun-
eel the prosecuting officer, and few friends cnsued,
and it was foregOnc conclusion that Judgment was
suspended" and the sleek, weldressed criminal who
had "niluentia friends would march oil in triumph.
In view of the fact that the City Prison is overflow
ing with prsonerssome 100 persons being ncarcer
ated there-Judge MoCunn has concluded, il proper
courtroom can DO had ior the purpose, to hold in ccn
nection with Recorder Hoffman, two branches of the
Court during the February term, which commences to-
day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

su,PIcIous.-Wc SIC 1t stated that Capt DegrootB
two new tow boats the Resodte and Reliance are likely
TO be purchased by Southern parties for coast and hab0r
quard and other purposes. They arc fast screwbOats
aud draw but little water, besiIc being iroa-bonrd,
and built ia watertdit compartments. But will onr
police authorities permit them todcpTtt VIII not the
Grand jury interdct such a sale ! Sunday Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

ever, moth, who h. chrs- .nfrrir rv shy Of tho
.yisin nciel q F-d,s II ,ee,ns. ry do not ni
,,os rrsud.l the PrTdc', OF c,i,S, Rand Ia ts
~ ofthc ,-f = wi, be --yr sb.oi' 'ey 0"rro fol.
o.. tie u,e o. MR. wISsLov7s soOTHl.s JSRUP.
Dyarsi.,s cyrry -i.rs isrp MRS WlNSLowS
5UoTHNG sYR,P Tor ehudir, ,hrs. E5-srd sine IN the
roll,l s,s,,, ae ls Il, 4, g. standard sdloi- and Il.
ma, World wids Fhy.iciaas s-r sud Z S@Tsyer #,
,,AtIsN eject. hAy seen wiilc5s1S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

yIEDlCAL.-A popular trrH'lse On "Shict,rrc
VI Of the Gosh aad " uitra,s Of ths Baddrfn by Do
rliip. nrubrl Royal orEr Of Br.iaud.
ID by GOuFkA Z, bOeA5elct NO. sJ Roadway PiIcc =
csuts Mailed ~ pats Dr 10 ?cru' stamp. Dr. T nay bp
diseases Of th. Noa4b Bladder g. - which cuing
csusc {. Us4J les!s iiom 10 to a. aAG TO and :
10 p. NJ.
DUEI'lIhTISN. BAD LEGS. SCROFULOUS
Al WOUNDS, KINGS EVIL, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY,
ar e1,ctu.Ig clled by DT SCOTS AMERICAN RENE.
ny" Prize ~ h0,llr Advice daily GgE iOi hoom NO.
g. No. % Bsoldagy hew.Tok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

G- =. an cid nue ~ d.czs-- Incident 70 The psi OF
:celhi"f ek'scn. Heryo hays sh old muse II % ''
ia the fs-ua cf MRS. wlHsLow's 0oorHISG sYRUF'
MRS. E'EsLows SOOTHING ERUP faG, to 'a1s
INN .dla = BticG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MorHTvI-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP t~only Eng l6., you rely
,pon to give ~, TO yourself 81 rri- arsi your infant
MRS WIS COWS SOOTHING Sy1's IA. been the
mean. o; e.,oas the drOorint vri.s Of ,ss|hors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

NOTICE OF SALE.--Whsras default has been
~ made condition, o. csrtain boar t't
III. fret day May, 81 s-. banded tnd hfyassrs
sIesu,,d by tie Sh-boygs asi Mtispfi Rslfosd Cor-ay
70 AzanahC lsgx In the City h~ ioit Trustee n viy
recorded ,oAc- Of S-sr.y Of Stale Of the Sne
Mi.con.n IA Boob Of Rsr tia4igasr, pass l,t"tt.
inclusive ard whereas the asilAsg Ia. resigL'i t' t
m.ut Truse- under ssid HsEsgs and the ss
been duly sst codiEs 20 Tie finseus
Of lid Suortya.s -sd flsgs and 1uss- !a his
place. Vow. tfeef1re BY WIZ - the P-'f OF 's'' con
tHued said mortgage aud - o. la" 10 pdH
signed Trustee 1rdsI said ~ GA a." iy o.
ka--h ID. ei,ltsen hundred t siIty ou" et ~" snil"
uous Of lid SErbcygsn tnl hsspl RShoad t'np1n IN
the CITY Of Shspoygan. Vice s, q. two lL ~ i 's'
noon that cell pubs a~is 10 the hghot 4t"i Tor
tn payf hundred al ail i thOutut SUD uinr
hive dola4s ard ca rs 30 40 Ia AZ 'it 81
bond. ,ccurri by ell g outstanding vih ht inter
unpaid being clai-d 60 be D." Tier on
pr-tn described Sid igs.e 20 a. Al md
singular tbe FRS, Division o. ~, RArp.d u sd Ce-lf tH
IN. C, SL-o, geo tho CRY Of You'd dLar ~ Nt'oh
sin 18th al tho TgntLI depot goun-s "a !s
rail-, bridges plsa stations. l.i.on h1ife aud oihT b1 -
and IN thS l a. BY ssi shsboy saa A
si.,p Railroad Compaly ma bslJ or the.'sii' rl'rd ~
grc with the ssid hi- b.seu ul iA Awag On 10
apr thereto hathsf obaus4 under The shis Nd pTifgs
Of % charter converted thy by dso5 'bt Alec t TIE
toll incomes. l<d pfHtts and al. ana .the'
frstrs., sad ,shoy .ri Mississippi "a i.ad ComuHJ
srg thrreto Gad .o a. - iocont "nsirs i'ers c.'
-y,ry descripan uaC..sTy mo hn" H-t io"s AID ga
pl-aeat. wood Ucops connected ~th hh pc! rIF
uer sork Ing oper.iius and conducting 81 ne 'si hl-
lien owned ~ acquired By tie 80 SbrD I'D
Yiisi RsioeJ Company Tor sPTpi, sant g. u 90
ale eli Of WI a yyrzoaal ohacls dsIcd 70 be ss.
appusonsDcss Aad TO be used aaa cold 30
,eiraed .l"r sfoz zld 90 bee 10 tIi th-J-
Dec -.b.I 4. l2s0. SAhpL Lesson 1r.lss