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presented last evening at this favorte temple OF
the drama and, though the play has rather strong
flavor of the sensational still it good one Of its
kind, being full of thrilling scenes and amusing in
cidents
Miss Alice Harrison finds in it fair field for her
protean capacities, and displayed study and taste in
her rendition of the tender and pathetic situations.
Mr.. White, the villain gave proof of his knowl-
edge of acting though do not hesitate to say that
in such parts he by means appears to the best adj
vantage. The character does not suit him.
Two more mirth-provoking old " FOUNDERS" than
Dick Spfkns and Jack Tidbal, as personated by
Messrs Gray and De Angeles would be hard to find.
On FRIDAY MIR. Kttridse takes his ben fit.
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Inducements.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Tuesday and Wednesday,
April % aud %,
MISS ALICE HARRISON IN THE BOY DETECTIVE
Thursday, April 30,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Friday. Mayl,
Annual Benefit of ]. KITTRIDGE
When will be presented the comedy Of AUNT CHAR
LOTTE'S MAID. OLIO sPEClALTIES.
Another drama in two2acts entitled CAPITOL.
SATURDAY NOON-Last Gift Matinee Of the Season.
SPLENDID GRAND PIANO
SATURDAY and sunday NIGHr-UNCLE TOM and
BOY DETECTIVE. apps
DAYLIGHT EXCURSION TO BONNET
CARRIE CREvAssE.
The steamer Ia BELLE will leave the foot Of
Gravier street a. 2 P. NJ, on WEDNESDAY. April
49, on an Excursion to Bonnet Care Crevasse.
fine Band of Music will be In attendance.
Fare for the round tip 81.
ap2s-1t2dp MN. WOOD, Captain.
RAND BENEFIT EXCURSION
To the
Bonnet Care Crevasse,
BY the
STEAMER VIM. s. PIKE,
Capt. JOHN J. BROWN.
For the benefit of the crevasse sufferers in the par
ishes of Point Coupee West Baton Rouge and Ibervlle
on THURSDAY, April &c. 1874, leaving her wharf at
the head Of Canal street. at O'Clock p. M sharp re-
turning by moonlight Refreshments will be fur
nished at moderate prices.
The gross receipts to be handed to VIM. s. Pike Esq,
to be expended under his direction and supervision
fine band of music will be on board.
Fare for the round trip 81. ap2S I'd
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4 Lien HILL,
No. 167 BarrOnne Street,
New Orleans
SOLE SOUTHERN AGENT
of the
NICHOLSON FILE COMPANY,
Providence, R. I. al29 Ct
Npeci0L Notices.

Special Notices.
The ndersigned begs to inform the
public that he is with A. PEISER 4 CO., import
of Crochery, Glassware. Cutlery, House Furnish
ing Goods etc No. "a Magazine street, between
xavier and Common, where he viii be pleased to
wait upop his friends and customers paying special
attention to the retail trade.
Goods sold cheap at any other house in the
city. Packages delivered free Of charge.
ISID IRE LEVI.
Formerly Of the firms of Levi Nsvra, Levi Navra
Co.. ard Geo G.. Wolf h Levi. ap24-3m
Notice of observation-disclosures Insurance
Company of New Or'eans-Conformably to tie char
tr, the election OF directors to during the
suing twelve months will take place at the Office of the
company. No. 81 Camp sire t, on MONDAY, May 4,
between the hours VI 10 O'Clock A. NJ and Il O'Clock
Pm.
ap22-tE THOS F. BR ,GG. Secretary.
s!rent jackson Freight Route office
Freight Agent. New Orleans, april It, 1874-SPEC1AL
tREIGH NOTICING freight will be received at
the Depots of this company for shipment until
fu rther notice. L. A. BURKE,
aplf Freight agent.
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LOst-EOatnG.

tN N REWARD (AND NO QUESTIONS
DCU asked,) will be paid fyr the return of the Sill
stolen from my house, No. 1928 Second street,
on the night of the 9th ms.
T. H. HIGINBOTHAM,
at Thomas Hasam's cumberland, corner Julia and
Howard streets, address Box $40, 0. ap29 1t
4 OST-A SMALL PACKAGE. CONTAIN
\ 4 ing one MEMORANDUM BOOK, and other
papers, in one of the Prytana cars some time last
week. By leaving the at this office liberal re-
ward will be given. ap28-ltE&M*
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steamships.
PHILADEkPHIAV VIA HAVANA.
PHILADtLPHI VIA HAVANA.
sEMI-MONTHLY LINE,
Carrying the United States Mails.
Juntata, J. W Catharine, Commander. 1900 tom.
YazoO, L. d. Barrett, Commander. 1870 tons.
To sail FRIDAY, May l, at 8 A. NJ.
The nne Al steamship
~ AAlE2o&S Juntata,
]. W. Catherine, Commander,
will leave her wharf, opposite Jackson Square, above
Passage to Havana, United States currency.
Passage to Philadelphia. -
Through tickets issued to New York. ........... -
Freight for Liverpool. Antwerp and Bremen taken
BY this line. and through bills Of ading given for sa
For freight or passage. spply to
EDW. A. YORKE. 4gent,
mh26-6 Cor. Carondelat ard cr.-is Streets
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OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE AND OHIO
RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, May 2, at s p. M.
w. For Louisville, Evansville,
l@4M&tS Cairo and all intermediate points-The
49, passenger steamer
Mary Houston,
Charles Miller, master, Elliott Miller, clerk,
will leave as above. For freight passage apply on
board, or to
SINNOTT l. ADAMS, IL Commercial Place.
C. G. WAYNE, log Grxver street.
plan of the cabin can ba seen and stateroons en-
gagged at the Office of s. Il A. ape
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Wants.
WANTED = OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
w nicely furnished rooms, with or without board
in a strictly private family-no children. Inquire at
1852 Jackson street. apps ST.
WANTED.--A FIRST IRIS CLASS ass B s.aas LIZ;
steady emp oyment to an No. man no other need
apply. For further information apply to Il. 7.
LAWLER, rs New Levee street. near Poydras.
apps St
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CrONNM'S Foundry,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Postomce BOX s14,
MANUFACTURERS AND CONTRACTORS
For Cast Iron Fronts, Iron Buildings. Gas
Pipe, Iron Roofs, Water Works Pipe, Win
dow Lintels. Cornices Columns, Cast Iron Beams
and Orders, Iron Doors Vault Doors Shutters,
Skylights, Sash Weights, Door Grstings, Window
Gratings, Cast and Wrought Iron Raings for
Dwellings, Offices, Parks and Cemeteries.
Wrought and Cast Iron Bridges, Varandahs, Vent
ilators, Crate Bars, etc.
Estimates of cost wilt be promptly furnished on
receipt Of
DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK
required and builders and architects win find tito
their interests to give q call befors oial;ng con-
tracts with other parties Senu Tor price list.
mh2s-2aptf
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"a For Providence and Fall River
40 The AL schooner Kate M. Hilton. Can't
~ Stone, is now loading, AMI having most of her
cargo engaged and going on board will have DISPATCH
For balance of freight apply to
nkO. a. FOsDICK CO.,
nA-~--se 80 Caroudelet street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
The Health Office.

1t is not true that the Council has
decided to vacate the office of Health
Officer, and no better or stronger evil
dence Of the falsity of the statement
that such is the case need be urged
than the fact that the Health Ordi-
nance stands unrepealed. We have
no doubt but that at the next meeting
of the Council the Clerk will be in
structed to advertise for bids from
medical gentlemen who are desirous
of entering on the duties of Health
Officer. Either this will be done, or a
Health Officer will be appointed, who
will be instructed to proceed in the
business of removing those unpleasant
and offensive nuisances which en-
danger the public health. 1t is not
true, as has been stated, that such
Health Officer will be required to
"shut his eyes to nuisances on the
property of influential men," This
city needs and must have a
good Health Officer, and if we
understand the purpose of the Council
it Is to have such officer and support
and maintain him in the discharge of
his duty. The effort of our evening
cotemporary to manufacture votes out
of the nuisance business is a dirty job,
which has nastied the Erpress and
amused the intelligent public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
Utah News.

SALT LAKE, October 3d.-The Nor.
mon press having asserted that the
dispatches from this city to the effect
that the civil officers of Beaver county
were about to make a demand for the
assistance of United States troops were
false, the Tribune anti to-day
says that to repress an incipient Nor
mon rebellion in the Second District
the bayonets of the army have been
already and are now employed in keep
ing sanity murderers in prison pend
ing their trials for the gravest felonies
known to the laws.
The forty-fourth semi-annual con-
ference of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints commences next
Tuesday, in this city, and is expected
to be the most largely attended and
most important ever held.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
WEDNESDAY....."...~OCT. Z, 1874.

The Stockton Leader = the only
daily paper in the State edited by a
woman-has entered its second vol
ume. The editor and proprietor of the
Ledder-Mrs. LAURA DEFoRCE Cor
DoN-,is an energetic little woman
who believes God helps those who
help themselves. She is fresh and
vigorous writer, and though some
what enthusiastic on the subject of
woman's rights, she is more liberal in
her views and mere tolerant of the
opinion of others than the average
male editor. She is honest in her
purpose, and tireless worker toward
the end in view. Mrs. GORDON ought
to succeed in making the Leader q
success financially and newspaporially
and we are pleased to see the paper
looking so bright and prosperous.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
Shakespeare Baconed.

"A San Francisco paper has read the
Comedy of Errors" and BACeN's Es-
says, and concludes that one man
wrote both and that that one man
was Lord BACON. We have no dispo-
sition to examine into the ability of
this self-constituted Judge and we are
not inclined to pass upon the qualifi-
cations of tribunal that gives no
evidence of its intelligence or learning.
1t is enough for us to know that "Poor
WHIP is robbed of crown brighter
and more enduring than any other
that ever encircled the brow
of mortal man. 1t is sad
thought, and we are almost ready to
shed few tears over the reflection
that we have been feeding on BACON
all these years under the impression
that it was SHAKESPEARE. 1t makes
little difference to the great bard
this being robbed of his crown-for he
has gone up higher and has, no doubt,
so improved in the art of play writing
that he is ashamed of the Portals,
the JULIETs, the DEsDEMoNIAs, the
CEsARs, the CRoMwELLs and the
FALsTAFFs that he left with US, but it
is really uncomfortable to those who
have learned to love him through
reading BAcoN's plays. All, well,
time rules us all. The day will come
when some ASS will set up the theory
that FRED. DOUGLAS wrote WEB
sTER's Dictionary and no one will be
able to prove the falsity of his state
ment. A few generations hence who
will be able to prove that the Califor-
mia Codes are not a collection of ESSAYS
found among the ruins of an insane
asylum. The voluminous statements
of BEECHER, TILToN, MoULToN and
that "pure woman ELIZABETH will
some day be read and quoted as Sun
day lectures before the Young Mems
Christian Association of the nine
teenth century. Change is written on
everything and found everywhere ex-
cept in the editors pocket. Poor
SHAKESPEARE: Fortunate BACON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
Closing Of the San Joaquin Fair.

STOCKTON, October 3d.-The fourth
and last day of the Fair was as num-
erously attended as any of the pre-
vious days. The Pavilion was crowded
with anxious and interested visitors
and exhibitors until P. NJ, when the
partial list of premiums was read.
Although the managers tried to hurry
up the judges in their final report, they
find their returns as yet incomplete,
and desire to review the whole list, so
that correct one may be presented
for publication.
The total receipts of the Fair up to,
and including last night, amount to
$3.50, being 1880 in excess of that
of last year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
Money and Energy Coming.

Mr.. JAMES LOCKWOOD, of the great
printing firm of CASE, LOCKWOOD &
BRAINARD, Hartford, Connecticut,
with his son WILLIAM LOCKWOOD,
who is a member of a large electro
typing house in the same city, and his
son-in-law, G. A. PITKIN, one of an
extensive boiler and engine manufac-
turing firm, also of Hartford, spent a
week or ten days in this city and val
ley, and left for San Francisco via the
Southern Pacific Railroad on Monday
morning last. These gentlemen are
all wealthy, and their purpose in WIS.,
iting this portion of the State was to
lind a place in which to make homes.
They were the agents of some one
hundred of their friends and acquaint-
ances, whose coming to Los Angeles
county depends upon their report. We
are gratified to know that the three
gentlemen named left SO favorably
impressed with what they saw that
the two young men propose to return
with their families In the Spring and
make their permanent abode here.
These gentlemen will give Los Ange-
les good name in New England.
They were delighted with our climate
and astonished at the wonderful pro-
ducts of our soil, and when they reach
Hartford, as they will within the next
ten days, and compare the freezing
cold OF their old home with the warm
and pleasant temperature of the cline
in which they propose to make their
new home, their opinions of Los An
geles will be ten-fold more favorable
than when they left us.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
Sudden Death.

SAN JOSE, October Sd.-F. Guthrie,
driver of Empire Engine No. /, fell
dead in Schowlight's drug store this
evening at about Z o'clock from heart
disease. Deceased was a native of
England and about % years of age.
A few minutes before his death he had
called on DIR. Brown, who COVE him a
prescription, which he had taken to
the drug store. An inquest will he
held tomorrow. His remains have
been taken charge of by the Fire De-
partment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
Information Wanted.

OF one Francis Vigo Mckee, who
left Sullivan county, Indiana, in jan
uary, 1855, intending to go to Califor-
mia. He is an heir to considerable
estate which will soon be settled and
distributed. Any information con-
cerning his whereabouts would be
gladly received by his sister, Amanda
j. Turner, at Sullivan, Indiana.
Papers copying this notice will confer
a great favor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The GOLDEN soNcsrEE
SUNSHINE AND FLOWERS,
Songs of Love, Songs OF Home, Songs
Of Country.

Of Country.
Complimentary Edition, 1000 Copies
illuminated Iitle-HeaUy Paper
TO be issued in November.
nS- During the month of November the
Merchants and other business and profe ssion-
ri gentlemen and ladies will present to their
customers I'm Los Angeles and vicinity, Two
THOUSAND copies of the GOLDEN SONG
STER. In addition to few pages of adver-
tisments, and a compilation ofeditorial notic-
es of frst-class houses, and twenty-four blank
pages Tor Il. Pocket Diary or Account Book,
Will be presented the following beautiful
CATALOGUE OF SONGS:
l. The star Spangled Banner:
2. The Watch on the Rhine:
3. Thou art Dreaming;
4. The Marseilaise Hymn;
5. Wait for the Turn of the Tide;
g. Oh, why should the Spirit o1 Mortal be
proud;
7.-Mollie Darling;
s. Meet me, Josie, at the Gate:
9. Enoch Arden-Annle Darling:
10. Kathleen Mavourneen;
IL. Shamus OBrien;
II. Rock me to sleep, Mother;
Is. Her Bright Smile haunts me stlIl:
n. Put me In my little bed;
10. Lord Lovel and Lady Nancy"
l6. homeless to-nlght; or, Boston in ashes.
IL. The Old Oaken Bucket;
Is. Hope; or. Leaf br Leafthe Roses fall;
~. The Little Brown jug:
%. Shell of Ocean;
2l. John Anderson, my 10:
%. Bonny Doom;
%, Swinging in the Lane;
81. Old Grimes Cellar Door;
%. The Ship on Fire;
20. The Golden Stair;
q. Pat Mulloy;
%. Norah O'Neal;
29. Norah's Reply;
30. II is better to Laugh than be Signing;
81. Something Sweet to think of;
81. The Days of 'Forty-Nine:
33. The Last Rose of Summer
"a. Ever of Thee, I'm Fondly Dreaming:
3j. Auld Lang Syne;
80. Joe Bowers;
81. Then you'll remember me:
80. Deal with me kindly;
80. Beautiful Dreamer;
40. Oft in the Silly Night;
Al. Pass under the Rod;
AZ. That Little Church around the corner:
43. Lone Rock by the Sea;
A. Let us speak of q man as we find him:
A.. Don't be angry with me, Darling;
40. am not angry with you, Dearest;
AZ. Good Night--Farewell.
Also q number of beautiful Spanish songs,
including "La Poderosa," Gel Susplro" "Ei
Trobodor." Etc
re" \ magnificent Observation-Disclosures
printed-elegantly bouhd-and the entire edi-
ton OF Two THOUSAND to be given away. Ask
for them at the principal business houses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN Common Council will receive bids for
for constructing the culvert on Spring street,
between 4th and 5th streets, according to spe-
cifications now at my office. Said bids will
be opened at the IN Getting of Oct 9Th, 1874.
NJ. KREMER,
ocEtd Clerk OF the Common Council.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
Attempted Jail.Breaking.

SALT LAKE. October 2d.-The pris-
oners at Beaver, under indictment fol
polygamy and completely in the
Mountain Meadow massacre, were
discovered breaking Jail, and they
were placed under guard of U. S.
troops.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
NEW TODAY.
Special Notice---GIorious Timesl

AS my store is too small TO contain all the
goods that are coming in by every steamer,
ers. l am anxious to clear out large lot oi
Cigars by the box Mt very low prices so as Ia
make 1t worth while for everybody to come
at once to relieve me of some stock, as it is q
space han money. Cigars per box from 81 %
to $3.50. |. GOLDSMITH,
Main ST., next to w. F. & Co.'s Express.
The latest Illustrated Papers always on
hand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
FOR EICN.
The French Election.

PARIS, October 5th. = The returns
from the elections for Council General
are slightly in favor of the Conserva-
tives. Prince Napoleon was defeated
at Aiaccio.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07

A closely-veiled lady in Bloomer
costume attracted much attention at
the Sacramento depot on Friday
last, on the arrival of the East-bound
train.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-07
From Louisiana.

New YORK, October 5th.-The Times
publishes the following, dated New
Orleans last night: Governor Kellogg
received information this evening that
upon the arrival Of the United States
troops at Coushatta the whole fifteen
White Leaguers who were engaged in
the recent murders of Republican
office-holders, left town for Arkansas
and Texas.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
eTpppEaN NAREErS

LIVERPOOL Aug l9-l2:3O nCOt9l-lhe m'rset Is ''tii
Ndns Utlaus -isd~i; Midhng Orleans, says si 81 e.
1000 bae inns 1000 ir sPecuaioa aad export Cotton TO
sar tie basis u hiing pan-s uol
OnnsrV. de yetabe August AZ lO Co. -oillls
Ola Los 81 lAzs deliverable September aEi Ocopr, a. a.
I,vp,x Aug 1872 Pss tispAce. quote R-ut-s a. ttf
ItygsP5or Aug 1872 mCoitonOf tie sses o-!ly, $500
Americas. the basis u Mlirg lYiilis uullg
h-oS Good Ordinary deliverable September 81 October = 5U
Bf .!s;af.rLe Market Is quiet Cora 90 Y llef Ff'o-'-
Lfft o. 4 eEt ,o
Iasu,S A-s l}-jO uIle bul3- IA tae bls oi k1-sni
has increased t9uUt iaHrg the past eers Tie proportion OF te
I.k re~srse . a Al ceuti a. :
pr cent . q. , - o,r. ..-.,-t.- ,
i-G2 , ,- -.
new cro oa the II M4ug p.anl. E0las below 4a
at
IL RAM Of krztt balance olsr s-iOJt O'-s, fT
fT.. ,r qzSaa-! for the account S-'e frs lgaic quote
Rrrt.s 63' Doc.
Pa, Az 5-The .pee h. Bank of Fr--ce las i.elsei
iveo tng lj D. ,alioa-Ssls. o. shipment, o. tss uew
c-op on The of iu. Glands uohug below Gool Otur
81 SD
gilou
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
GALES FROM .! O'CLOCK p. ". To
NESS. 8 O'CLOCK l.
THURSDAY. Aug. l3-P. NJ.


We have had in the stock market another dull,
dismal day, with declining prices. As might have
been expected after resorting yesterday TO various
devices such as canards. free offers 10 sell puts
&c 10 create a demand for stocks, the market to-
day after opening with a slight squirt of activity,
quickly settled into its natural state of torpor and
weakness. The Granger stocks, especially, soon
lost all of the stimulating effects of the false reports
set afloat Yesterday concerning the injunction, and
became so stagnant that at times II was
difficult TO obtain quotation for ITEM
1t is perhaps idle to speculate upon the
question of decision wherein it is possible but not
probable. that political considerations may have
weight vet looking at the question from purely
legal point of view. we fail to discover any good
reason for expecting that the Court will grant the
iniuIction prayed for against the Chicago AMI
North-Western and st. Paul Companies aud incline
to the opinion that the Court. while maintaining
The coDStituiOnalty Of the Potter law will refuse TO
grant the particular relief prayed for partly on the
ground of at least a doubt as TO the Su-
preme Court having jurisdiction, but prln-
cipally upon the broad ground that the law
itself is ample in its provisions for Its own
enforcement and that therefore an injunction would
not be iustiable. But why this particular decision,
be il either way should influence the price OF stocks
if would perhaps be difficult to explain; yet that il
nav DO so temporarily is not unlikely. The more
lasting effect however. will be found to rest upon
the actual condition of the properties and the state
of general trade. The market was exceedingly dull
all dav. nobody seeming inclined either to buy or
sell and left 10 itself II declined fraction with the
exception of y. Y. Central and c. c. and !. c.,
and on a very limited business the sales aGGre-
eating only 1900 shares closed generally at
the lowest prices of the day. The leading
stocks. or those in which most business was done.
were Western Union Telegraph, Pacific Mail. Union
Pacific North-West. st. Paul. Lake Shore and Wa
bash. New-York Central improved and C., c. and
l. c. per cent while Western Union Telegraph,
Wabash snd Ohio and Mississippi declined each ! /;
Erie and Union Pacific each Lake Shore North
West, Pacific Mail, and St. Paul each per cent.
The opening. highest lowest and closing quotations
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
CUSHIONED SALE.-SELMA, ROME and

DALTON R. h- le io'oNls SAFE 0Iel 10 ia h' lto'
STATE Of G5q9SlA fLo!D Coryrn. II.
Sma ,nl Dalton Rroai CO4g.ay e. a. Bi &e on Shal
Of ,,eois ps-ree o OF nor s-e &C. January
Term ls4 B. es o. -, ise,,e o - fS.ars , 'ad TIE 9r' S
ya f tie .ese 'g2Pienea DEGREES sli oes o. he hn john
y S - r. 10 ssbT cTs t..t tber vii
r. "a tie Is; iaT bs, ne Tue'J Of St..srtT NIT Tie
ss - yr sit: fhii p'o Of IT, selma, Roae l9
D,oa Iaiol belonging 20 dst-s! 10 i Gus as az
crosses i pe Lsssea The Of Alabama a. Gelr7 sh-
Of t9s 70 - s @ a7 'SGaS oas,r Of G7oo 20 Datn
:ae CoIs, Of WLksi G.osa ofe y, Al tie rht..
her and ariea'oes '.aehs., lrloi sis- . fo-e -
or property wise u s R4ro1d ige.,'-i.. OF ,fs,-s .,
rer,os of ,, tnIa- tLe D-oe Railroad
C.iaHy .L' ~ Aal rSs 2 ..s ~ 1 .S q, t,sS r
al pGss-...ss Of sad Of Georgia o, =.
i1 p , esIco.e s.i ger al 90 ear, an al
tools ,oa-. o,. al Ohe' rsoaa lroo q rhi,eve
dssr ',lo7sac Ron. % Dssa Railroad conp.ay
no,, 70 p.i Ths tAA,ts Of the
!r ' A. Sc tine slt De apIoa.o. ~ ,as Oo1is.'
r,i ou se ,usa,at iore-.1 sA the Dr..
se " ,as ai, h'yb o. i i sem' Re' aB Da'or
sA ses'e to Be 'oi ior Cot e aau tTe egi'o 'Aasl7
do tg Ne -, ,s.sI' GO .-i g .,e s %
m' f ''' a. i,ls We haa.'s sa0ss.Hi ~. & &C.
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