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out his money on the spot Thero he had made
it-where he could control tho Investment, and
besgarly place of about 10000 people and the
lots which the Government acquired by division
With tho owuers Of the soil we're being sold of ~
auction with few or no takers. It will not do,
therefore, to say that, when Mr.. Corcoran
bought, it involved no enterprise for q few
cents per foot was then a8 dear as - per square
foot to-day. In tho beginning Of tho city, tho
Government acquired more than 10000 build
ing lots, which it dissipatcd and driyolesl
away, and nctuclly received but S740,00
schools. and charitable institutions prayed On
Congress for those lots, just ut present, they
wrestle for the public domain. Four institu-
lions, Of which three Catholic. got I'll lots,
which are worth today five times the whole
aggregate Of sales aforesaid- A buldlng-lot at
tie pfesent time, II almost any part OF the town.
will bring 22, ,0C0; but, about tho time Mr. Cor
coran bought we find sales Of thirty-si1 lots for
9l2c in all. Ho purchased in the Yes. End Of
the city, near tho Executive Mansion, where the
and also bought several OF the nelghboring
farms, and nuracd them for years.
Ono Of these, called Trinidad, he hns
presented to the Protestant University: and
another, !" Earevood," WAS go carefully attended
to that it developed side BY side with the Sol
diers' Home, and, a few weeks ago, Was pur-
chased by the Military Governor for upwards Of
$200, 0,0C0, and tho money turned over to the
Corcoran Gallery. Real estate in tllis city has
brought Mr.. Corcoran quintuple the money he
made on the Government loans.
DOMESTIC Ayp SOCIAL
Hia daughter died early, aud her hueband fol-
lowed her to the gravo after q lapse Of years.
Mr. Corcoran has brought up the children aud
made ample provision for them, meaa-
time inlnbiting the well-known residence
facing tho Presidents House, which had
been begun by Thomas Swami, and
occupied By Baron krudener, aaron Vail, and
Daniel Webster. Tho house was bought for nr.
Webster by soma OF his WhiS friends, and it ia
said that be sold it like spendthrift and spent
the money like an migrate. After 31r. Co1cornn
enlarged it, attached noble walled garden to it,
and filled it with works Of art, it was caled the
finest tovn-house in America; and it's hospitai-
tg, particularly in Pierca's Administration, waa
discriminating, <sfned, snd constant. Mr. Cor
ooran huit oonsidezabiy. aud oas of hin
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there all day and evening, receiving the Pres
ident, Cabinet, and all the official society Of tho
ful in tho District Of Columbia, to show suf-
ficent passion ior tho place to lay out nearly al
LIS acquisitions upon it.
sueh man may possess rome interest, even
frcn his charities, has force and romance.
BANKER s BEGINNING.
Els father, Thomas Corcoran, emigreted from
ireland to Georgetown while Gen. Washington
was q country xy-gent1eman at Mt. Vernon, prior
to his Presidency. Although shoemaker, the
elder Corcoran had the address and spirit to be-
CONC Mayor Of the village; and the Masons OF
Aasoas island, the Peterses, and other ruling
aristocrnts, were not Independent CT hs influ-
enoe. He died in 1880, seven years after his
wife Hannah, having been Mayor, it is said
when Washington took measures to buy the site
Of capiral to encompass Georgetown. His
three children developed socially and in enter
prise, being distinguished, lle ,Ir. Corcorau,
Tor large and noble appearance, aud y certain
cour:ler-charactc1, to which Nr. Corcotan owes
his prosperity.
William Corcoran was placed in an humble
poeition,-h1 in d1y-goods store, and then in
the bank at Georgetown Of which Gen. john
Mason was President tho sou Of George Mason,
Of Yirsinin, Washingtons neighbor, and the
father Of James II. Macon, late Confederate
the same ship-of-war which took Mason OF the
Trent took Eustis also. Hlidells Secretary and
Mr.. Corcoran's aon-in-law. Yoans Corcoran was
transferred from Dlason's bank 10 the Branch
ury, where he got the confidence Of the Pres
ideut and, when Mason's bank suspended. was
delegated to dispose Of the real estate which the
United States Bank, rs creditor, had to take. In
those days, the associations OF Mr. Corcoran were
with the Fadelal school; but thore was
little political strife until Jacksons period, when
ths United States Bank was set upon BY the Ad-
1ninist1ation and ruined. In that sarna building
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
Latest from New Orleans.
Military Governor!

AS we go tcpress it is rumored
that military Governor has been
installed. We don't believe word
of it. Grant may issue his E7oclama-
tion to this effect, but to our mind, it
seems perfectly preposterous to sup
pose that TIE brave men who achieved
the glorious victory in New Orleans
will suffer themselves to be frightened
by the shadow OF L. S. troops.
Louisiana is now fighting for her
rights under the flag and constitution
Of the Vni,ed States, and though
many weakened croahers may lift
their hands in horror at the idea of q
new rebellion, we are confident that
il Grant runs this State, he will. have
to do so by military force, and not
military orders. We have no fears
that Kellogg Will ever again be re.
instated. Unless Grant agrees to lc,
the people of Louisiana control their
own State Government, the end o.
The New Orleans war is not vet.
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
TutOrspip Sale.
In the Matter of the Tutorship Of the
Minor Annie Collins.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of
Richland, Parish Court.

DY virtue Of ali order issued frC:p the Hon.
Id Judge Of said Court, upon rH5mmcnda-
ton of family meeting in sand Tutorehip, |
will offer for sale on
Saturday, Inc l0H day Of oct. 1914,
a, the door e the Cour, House it, the town of
Rayvilic, within the hours prescribed by law
for Sherihs sales, at public auction TO the
highest bidder the following described tract
of!rnd in said perish, to-wit
The North West qunrtc- of North West
quarter of Section . and North East quarter
IF North East quarter Section 20, all in
Township IS, North Range :, East, contain
ing $50, Eighty acres of land, nio5c or less,
belonging 10 Tn, Minor Annie Collins
This sale is made in order 20 cue defect
in the description Of the property made on the
eth day OF Dec, 1872, at which safe the prop
eriy was enormously described IN the adycr-
tisement and the deed
Terms Of saie--caeh AZ not less than he
in vcnio..cd aFpraisement
n. II. COLLINS, Tutor.
Sept 5this5 20
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
Enthusiastic Mass Meeting!
Great Rejoicing On Isichland !
OUR NEW TAX COLLECTOR INSTALLED /!

The most glorious, enthusiastic and
harmonious mass meeting ever held
in the Parish Of Richland was doubt
less that which assembled on Tuesday
evening last to install into Office DIR.
q. MCD. BRUMBY, Tax Collector, ap-
pointed by Gov. McEscry for this
Parish. a committee composed OF
one representative from each Ward in
the Parish was appointed to wait up
on the Kellogg appointeo ard invite
him to resign. The committee retir-
cd, and in a few moments returned
with the report that everything was
in readiI ess for the reception Of the
new Collector whcreupon the citi-
zsns formed in procession and escorted
DR.. BRUMBY TO the Tax Collectors
of.ice, where lie was politely received
by the late incumbent, and placed in
possession Of all the books, papers, fur
niture, etc, belonging to said Office
The large body Of citizens, then assem-
b!ed on the ground in front OF the Of
flee, ited their hats unanimously and
gave three cheers TO the outgoing Kel-
logg appointee, w. l.. JONES, for the
courteous manner in which he surren-
dcrcd the office, followed by loud and
prolonged cheers for tic new Collec-
tor and in honor of the glorious victo-
~ achieved in New Orleans. The
meeting then adjourned, some shout
ing and others almost weeping for
Joy over the fact Of Louisiana's free
dom. Everything passed OF harmo-
niously, and we are all happy, while
every officer in our Parish now holds
a commission from bis Excellency,
Governor JOHN McENERY, the hero
of the greatest victory ever achieved
by any one State Of that compact now
forming "the best Government the
wcrld ever saw"
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19

SHREVEPORT, LA. Sept. l4-Tbe
action of the people Of New Orleans
has been received with the creates,
enthusiasm. by the people throughout
North Louisiana. "A meeting was
held in this city tonight to take &C.
ton upon the proclamation Of acting
Governor Penn, speeches were made
by leading citizens of the parish, ad.
vising moderation and assuring
colored people that no violence was
contemplated, and that their rights
would be carefully respected. The
Undersigned were appointed a com.
mittee to telegraph to the agent OF
the Associated Press, at New Orleans,
that while the movement in North
Louisiana is complete it will be blood
less.
The Parish officials elected in 1872,
will be installed at 10 O'Clock to-mor-
morrow morning. The militia will
he organized atl2. (Signed)
w: E. EAGAN,
j. c. MoNeURE,
4. Ii. LEONARD,
Committee.
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.
clinton. Kinds Co.. Miss.

I'M TWE"TT FOURTH Annual Sc
SION 90 ;h;. College will co.n.acnce or
i cdncs,lay, Seb'. 80 ls7i
Tic past history OF this ins;ita'irr j. q lpli
guarantee Of its rresr,.; :yoril and j.. future
-uccc-s.
Il has i'usr closed one d the ~, succrs--
fl. sessions since i, c>'a5l:.hr,-u;
!, Is or.anizcd on :hc In yc->.y Pm. wi;,
Preparatory Department; French and
Commercial Course. and the f,..o"in- -
schools. viz 4 school OF Greek, school #
Latin. school Of Mathematics, school Of Nl:I.
raj Sciences. school OF English, and a school
OF Tlcnia. and Moral Science. Each school
ard department is fully equipped for the
work assigned it. The College courts in
vesii.ation as to the qualifications of lis Pro-
fcs,ors and its facilities for instruction.
it is excelled by no College in the land for
accurate scholarship, thoroughness Of work,
and for wholesome discipline.
|, is tue only College i'll the State under
Protestant control, which is beyond the reach
of political influence and corruption. No
political party or interest can say who shall
or shall not enter its doors. Ii has been sad
by distinguished Educator that Mississippi
College is the hope of the State. II will not
di>appoin, the expections Of the people.
II challenges comparison as to Accessibility
and heathfuiness Of location.
" ) surrounded by cultivated and refined
society, and The students are remarkably free
from temptation TO vice aud immortality
Dram shops are prohibited by law.
wholesome moral and religions influence
pervades and cAaracicrizes the college com
muniiy.
Board can be had in private families, with
washing, room AMI fuel furnished. al slj to
SIS per month. Besides ills there are two
Boarding Halls, having all the restraining
and refining influences Of the family, where
board can be obtained at actual Coz, These
Halls will accommodate 10 boarders. Ia
them each student furnishes his own room.
Daring the past session, board upon tins plan,
cost less than $40 per month. The first APP
plicGnts will have the preference.
For other information, or for catalogue, APP
ply - Rev. w. $. WrEB, President OF the
Col. :-e, or 10
W. T. RATLIFF.
prcst. Board Trustees.
Rur : I>7I-3m
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
ONE DOLLAR,

Which barely covers the cost % ma,eria,
and labor We request or friends and the
friends OF our canse =: cry town and neigh
borhC ID in the Safe 20 get us up Clubs for the
CAHrAIGS TINES.
In seeking TO circulate tins paper daring
the canvass throughout the State as : repre-
sentative journal of the State, we can proudly
pointi0 is record fr1,l Il day u lis issue
1t has been implicated in no tbs; concerned
IN no rings; ii has never suoken soft word
of the enemies Of its people, and we claim
tina, il presents as clean. As PURE, and as fear
less record As any paper ever issued from
the press. Send Us
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19

A oSr- LEGGED soldier, mormon, recently
asked Brigham Young to supply, by a mirn
Gle, a missing limb; but the apostle, no; to be
caught, made this reply; Il can in aHins,anl
produce a new leg in the place of the Old one,
but then, you see, IL do. it will cause great
inconvenience to you IN heaven; for after your
cxaliation to glory, the original leg will come
back to the spiritual body mine also being OF
divine origen, becomes Immortal. and, IN
this case, observe how very awkward a three
legged angel from Utah would appcar'arong
Ike inhabitants Of the eternal world
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
THE DAILY HERALD

VIII continue TO furnish the f.ilcst and mos
reliable reports OF Foreign News, Local
Events, Financial, Commercial and River
Affairs, and with pithy and intelligent
editorials on current topics, pertaining to the
interests of Mississippi, in her relations with
the country and the world AT large.
The incro asing demand for newspaper
facilities, has induced the proprie,ors of the
HERALD to take tie unprecedented step in
Mississippi journalism, of publishing paper
EVERY DAY, thus raising j, to the standard ci
really iirs,-class daily paper.
THE SUNDAY HERALD
viii be made speciality, ada pied 20 he
wants of every class OF the community, tie
usral quantity of home and foreign news and
market reports being supplemented by n
diversity Of reading matter of the best
description, including fiction, history, poetry,
scientific gcan.ngs ard religious notes.
making it altogether 4 most valuable adjunct
to the family periodical literature
THE WEEKLY HERALD
WIN consist of an appropriate selection from
the seref daily Issues or the most important
ieleglapl;s dispatches, editorial articles aud
local news together viii: carefully prepared
market reports and COMMENTS On political
and general topics besides items Of general
information and utility for tue Farmer,
Gardener and Mechanic; while it will be our
aim, by providing quan'iry of choice origi-
nal and select literary matter, to make ii also
Il valuable Family Paper, interesting and in
siruciivc alike to old and yorng.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily Herald, one year $1,000
haiy ilcraid, six months 500
Daily He,il, one month 100
Sunday Herald one year 900
Weekly II fGld per Gnn'n 200
Weekly Herald, six months LOO
No papers sen, unless paid for in advance.
A reduction of twenty five per cent will
be Hiad- to persons forming club of ten or
more, for the Weekly, thus making the sub
scripiipn price for each person 81 50
Remit by Check, Draft, Money Order or
Registered Letter, and address
NICKsTURG HERALD C0MPANT,
Vicksburg, Miss.
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
ARExtra Session OF the Lcgis-
lature.

Gov Penn has issued his proclama-
ton co4Moning an extra session of the
Legislature, to be held on Monday,
the 2Ist inst. at II O'Clock NJ, in the
st. Louis Hotel
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
Sherif's Sale.
TATE or LOUISIANA, }
Parish Of RichHad, ?
Fourteenth District court.

Fourteenth District court.
Ms. MARY f. RUSH d Husband,
vs.. TNo322.
Hrs. MARTHA INN UEA TIL,
-Admr ofHe Succession of
". j. HEATH, Deed.
DY virtue of writ of seizure {, sale issued
ID from the Hon. lith Dist. Court in and
for the parish of Richland, State Of Louisiana
in the above entitled and numbered suit and
to me directed have seized and will offer
for sale a, the door Of the Cour, house in said
parish on
!Satt'ddy3rd day Of Oct. Il. ID. 1871,
to the highest bidder within the hours pre-
scribed by law the following described prop
crty, 20 Yi,
The West half of North west quarter aud
the North west quarter o! South west quarter
of section four Township lG North of Range
East, containing IL acres, more or less,
with all The buildings and improvements
thereon,
Terms oC sale-cash with the benefit of
appral,cmcn,.
August 2sth, 1874.
J. \. LlDDELL,
n29j-1sbi:3O Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
TWENTY THOUSAND SUBSCRIBER,
FOR THE CAMPAIGN TINES.

Having suffered very great pecuniaiy loss
by that strange disposition Of men 10 give the
preference To all other creditors over the pub
Usher, we have been compelled to adopt the
system OF advance payment, and positively
no name will be placed on our subscription lst
until the money = paid.
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
FOR SALE,
100 Head OF Beef and Stock
lAlfln

For sale eh,aP-only - so per head
delivered in the PEN at the residence OF
JOHNSPRUELL. This stock IS perfectly
gentle, can be toIed anywhere.
For further particulars apply 10
WILEY =. MANGHAM.
II Rayville, La.
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
a CAMPAIGN EDITION

Of the Weekly, commencing early in July
and continuing through the canvass and a
we know that oar people are poor, we shai;
furnish the Campaign TrMss N clubs of five
" more 20 each suJ-cri'a- for
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
FlRSTCLASS NEWSPAPER,

Have encouraged its proprietors to make
such arrangements as will enable them,
during 'hc present year. to make il sill more
worthy of public support, and pace i not
only far in advance OF any other Journal in
the State, but TO render it equal in merit to
the great popular organs Of the North and
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
VICKSBURG FOUNDRY.
4 NJ. PAXTON e. CO..
FOUNDERS AND MACHlNISTS,

FtcKSBUGG, Miss
Manufacture and repair Steam Engines, Cir
ctar Saw Mills, Shading and Puiics, Iron
and Brass Castings
We have on hand vaiious sizes Of engines
Of our own make, specially adapted for
Plantation and Saw Mill purposes, as well as
Betting, iacsing and Hose; Gas, St"am and
Waie- Pipe; Brass and Pipe Fittings, Cast
Steel Iurchcd Nuts and Washers, Boiler
Rive;s. Fire Brick
Fir,,-class workneh furnished when re-
q'Tired. Feb. cliff
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
pRENTISS HOUSE,
viclkSburg. Miss.
r. c. McMACKIN e. CO, Prcp'rs

HNtlE Announcements that this fsvoritc Ho-
tel Of the "Hil City" is still under the
management; cf'tEe Old End popular firm Of
I. &. McMackin 4 60. is a sufficient guaran
tee to Their old customers; and stranger
guests are assured tha. they will receive ev-
cry attention they coa!d desire from courteous
proprietors, c'hcien, clerks and attentive wait
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19

Dl virtue Of writ Of Il IA. issued
ID from the lionl Parish Court in and for
the parish oi Rrhand. State of Louisiana. in
the above entitled aud numbered sui and :,
me directed, have scibcd and VIII n!l,r for
sale u; the door of tae Court house in the
town "i Rayviilc in said parish aa,i tate or.
SGfnf'0y the 81 day Of O4., 1874,
at public auction to the highest Liddcr the
following described property 'o-wii:
The South west quarter cr Suu'h Fast quar-
ter section tw" Township - North Range
b l.ast containing - acres more or less.
Terms Of sale: ca Il with the bcucii, Or
aPprascmrni.
J. 4. LlDDELL,
aug <'th, -. ht:Si. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
EMPIRE POULTRY YARD.

hARK aud Light Bramahs, Buff, Black
IL and Partridge Cochins, Houdaus, Leg
horns. and all leading varietes Fowls, Sc
per pair; 81 per trio, Eggs 50 per dozen.
Send for descriptive circular Address DIR.
{. LEWIS, Marlboro, Stark county. Ohio.
Fowls and Eggs sent {. o. ID. if desired.
Feb. II Iw
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w HIT WORTH
FEMALE COLLEGE,
BROOKIIAVEN, MISS,

ON THE
New Orleans, St. Louis and Chicago Rail-
road.
l2o MILES NORTH or NEW ORLEANS, AND IL
MILES soCTTio Of JACKSON MISS.
Will Reopen September Goth, 1874.
-o-.O:-O-
4 Ii The Branches thoroughly taught. in
n cuding French, written and spoken
Mueic-Nocal and lntrumcn,al with Thor
ousn Bass"
The advantages are not inferior to any In
s,.,uiion, North or South
The COLL CT is well supplied with Maps,
Charts and A paratus. If you send your
daughter here, we guarantee satisfaction.
Bssyn For Catalogue, address
REV. II. +. JOHNSON,
Brookhaven, Sep. II, st. PRESIDENT.
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19

SAN, on presenting lace collar to his adored
one. said, carefully: do not let any one else
rumplc it." HNo, DEAR" she replied, Il Il
take il OH.
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
THE BEST FAMILY AND GENERAL
NEWSPAPER IN MISSISSIPPI.

YINiE unms,akable evidences of apprcca-
uon which have been extended TO the
llEnAED il IS cnd--yo.3 70 lay before lis
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19

MAKE no hasteto he rich, if you
would prosper.
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
The Brave honor the Brave!

At 3 o'clock, on Tuesday evening,
in reponse to notice signed by the
committee Of the Canal street meeting,
large number Of unarmed citizens
assembled on st. Charles srect and,
preceded by band of music, escorted
Lieutenant Governor Penn from his
residence 10 the StatehOuse, when he
took possession Of the Executive De-
partmeu,s, which Were unoccupied.
In this movement at least ten thous-
and persons participated, and the
Lieutenant Governor was received
with enthusiastic demonstration Of
approval along the entire rout.
About 9 pm, some three hundred of
Gen. Ogden's military, armed with
the captured guns, moved from Jack.
son Square, enroutc for the armory
on CarOndelet street. AS they passed
the Customhose the United States
troops stationed there gathered in
the windows. and taking off their
hats, gave three hearty cheers for
the citizens, which We're returned by
the militia with great unanlmity.
WAsHINToN, Sept. l5-The admin
istration seems still without official
advice from Louisiana. The coup
d'etat is fully confirmed. Within the
five days allowed by the proclamation
it is supposed the government under
the new auspices will be fully estab-
lished. The best opinion is that at
the end of the five days, finding ali
quiet, the government will let things
ripple. No ore here knows of any
constitutional machinery by which
the Kellogg government can be
rcsorcd.
WAsHINToN, Sept I5.-Dnring
tie troubles in Louisiana the Atto-.
ney -General has been receiving fire.
quent dispatches from marshal Pack
ard, until about ten o'clock this morn
ing, when they ceased, which fact led
the Attorney General to suppose that
all further dispatches were intercepted
by the Penn faction to test the fact
be sent dispatch to Packard about
one o'clock to-day, requesting 81 i'm
mediate answer, but he had received
DOreup to four o'clock, al which time
he left the Office.
WASHING d. c., Sept. ltd
vices FROM New Orleans show tina.
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
ORGAN OF THE WHITE LEAGUE.

Not with a view Of prosecuting the colorcl
race, or Of deprivins them Of any of their
rights, but to the end that public Offices may
he Wisely, firstly and Economically .4dmia,s-
tered m the interest Of all classes OF the Top-
ularion: that all supcIhuous Offices may be
abolished that eXhorbiiant salaries may BE-
cut down that taxation man be reduced 10
the smallest rate possible 10 maintain an
economical government; that none but hon
est and capable men shall be in authority
that the commerce of the State may be foster
ed It's agricultural Interests developed, and
the liberties and properly of the people pro
tected that white immigration may be en
courased and finally that the property OF
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
NOTICE.

Mn JUDAS T. GAY holds my full Power
OF Aior"y, and all previous Powers of Al
torn; are hereby revoked
| .. {. STAFFORD. Tutor.
',.--.t. il. Nurh Is Isl. e..
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
LOUISIANA MAY Be RESCUED!

For the accomplishment Of this grand pur-
pose. the TINES will advocate the nomina ior
and election 10 all offices in the State and par
ishes of white men of known purity OF char.
acter and capacity. 1t will !earles,iy and IN
sparngly expose and denouncc all the rascal
ly schemes of tie carpet-baggers TO concen-
tra;e their negro dupe- in
Criminal Organisation
For the ruin of the properly holders,and the
Authorization of the State, and will. a here
toiore, arpea! TO the people tc extend every
means ihcr
GOD AND NATURE
Have placed in their hands 10 carry the cleo
tons in November, overthrow an Infamous
SYSTEM of despo;ic crime that is crushing them
in the dust. and restore Louisiana TO the proud
position She once held in the sistcrlood o.
American States, The canvass will be the
most exciting one ever before known il this
State The TINES will be in tire front rank,
and we wish ii to be read 10y every man and
woman in Louisiana. For this reason VIC
propose TO publish
Richland beacon., 1874-09-19
Flour,

Flour,
700 Barrels. 200 half do-aii gradcs-in-
GLIDING PURITY, the Premium Flour
a, the late ST. Louis Fair, and the TIA
RA. lis equal. both unexcelled at
dec IS LAMKiS Il EGGLEsToNs.
IOB WORK, of all kinds. from carte dc
~ r'Sfc >" Il poster. neatly exceeded al I'll.
O,.icc u'.u .Lu,, no.icr