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Frederick Munzesheihacr vs.. Pierre

Beaumont. f'-s ny
MAGISTRATES COURT, FIRST WARD. SIT.
NA Landry.-ND. by virtue of a writ of fieri
facias issued by the Hon. f. P, Neazie, JUSTICE of
the Peace, First Ward, st. Landry, in the above
entitled suit, and to me directed, I viii proceed
to sell at public auction, at the CoupthnuEe of
this parish. i'll the townt0f Opel0usas, on TUES
SDAY, February 10th, 1874, at eleven O'Clock
a. NJ, the following described property, to-wit
One American horse, one Creole horse, one
hack. ., .s, .t- s-.e.. .Hs II .s
Seized in the above suit. .,... .if..
Terms.-Cash on the spot.
d.. B. A. GUIDRY, Constable.
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Proceedings Of she Police Jmry.
OPELOUsAS, Januf

UPELOUsAS, january 18th, 1874.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: John Roy, President; Theodule Fonte-
not, I. c. ChaChere and IT.. S. FontenOt.
The minutes of the last meetings were read
and approved.
A petition was read, signed by numerous citi-
zens, asking for a reduction of the Parish Taxes,
whereupOn motion OF Mr.. T. S.. FontenOt, re-
solved, that the fixing of the amount of taxes to
be levied and assessed shall be postponed until
Monday, March I'd, 1874.
The Police Jury adjourned until tomorrow
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
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Frederick Munzesheiner vs.. Pierre

Beaumont. ."
GOUR DE MAGISTAT, PREMIERE AKRON.
~ dissement, st. L~andry.-Eo. En- vertr
dun writ de tieri facias, lance par Honorable
f. i. Veazie. Juge de Paix,iPremiere Arrondis-
sement, st. Landry, dams 1e process ci-dessus in
titul6. ct D moi adresse, je vendrai Il l'encan pu-
bile, au plus offrant encherisseur, a Ia Maison
DIES Opelousas, lie MARDI, 10 Feyrier, Isf4' i
onze heures du matin, les proprietes ci-aprGs
deerites, SAVIOR: 's "&3t% ~
Tn cheval American, I'm cheyal Creole, un
hack. IT
Saisi dams lc process ei-dessus.
Conditions-COmptant.. r.
3. A. GUIDRY, Constable.
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witness fees transferred

On motion, the Police Jury adjourned unit
Monday, January Goth, 1874. ...
JOHN ROY, President.
Attest: C. MAYO, Clerk.
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wages Of plantation Hands.
81. JAMES, January Q. 1874.
To tile Editor Of the Picayune:

De JAMES, UdIUdIY %, IoTFs
TO tile Editor OF the Picayune:
/ send this merely to say that, III this
neighb0rhO0d, we have engaged as many
liaborers as we require at 1913 per month
and r~ations. A month is tWenty-six
days. These wages are in accordance
with the present prices of sugaFand mo-
Iasses, and the laborers seem to under
stand the necessity of the reduction.
We paid last season $18 and rations.
Please publish this, SO that the change
may be made in other districts, as, by
being general, 1t may become permanent,
at least until better times.
Yours truly.
q nnTnnan.N.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
snccesyies Dc benjamin R. whi.e.-No.

~ 31O2. 50 - -. .aFgtf- ~
NOUR DE PAROISSE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
" tendu que James NJ. White, de la. Paroissc
st. Landry, ayant present6 une petition d reffet
d'Gtrc nom1u6 administrator de In succession
de Benjamin r. White, decide, Reinforcement dc
la ditc parOisSc; 49,.
En- consequence, avis est par le present dome
aux interesses aaGs cette succession d'avoir Il
joui8' qui ~suiyront Ia date du present avis. les
raisOns, 81 ducuiis lis ont, pour ~lesanelles II ne
serait pas fait dr0it ! In lemande de la dite petit
ton. - WA, ROBERTSON, Grefier. 4
23 iGuy PIG"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DpNANC1AL

- IL STATE or LOUISIANA, }
# @ M Auditors Office, :
" New Orleans, December 8, 1878. }
The following statement is published in COM
pliance, with executive order, datedJune 3. 1878,
showing the condition OF. the finances of the
state to November 20, and the receipts and cx-
pcnditures from the first day of January to the
thirticth day of November, 1873, inclusive:
FUNDED DEBT.
Eight per cent bonds
outstanding $9,296'Oo
Seven and tlIrce-tcnths pei cent
bonds outstanding. ................ 100000
Seven per cent bonds On~tstandinE.... jOO,0 goo
Six per cent bonds outstanding. ..... IL, 100
Total. ....... $22, 252, 800
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new ADVERTTsEMENTs

CRANE GoRGERT
AND
FAIR
at st. Mary's Academy, opelclsas,
FOR TIE BENEFIT =
OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH,
o. Wednesday and Thuradsy, Feb. An { 5th, 1874
Doors open at : o'clock p y.
Entrance-Twentg five cents, each evening
ian soft
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Ernest Potter. adan., VS.. Charles MILLER.
PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 1157.-
- By yiGtue q. u writ of fieEi facias issued out
OF inc honorable Parish Court, in and for tho
Parish of st. Landry, In the above entitled suit.
ana to Inc directed, | will proceed to sell. ut
PUBLIC auction, tQ the highest bidder, ut the
lopsas, on SATURDAY, the nth day of Fehraary
1874, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, to-wit-
A certain tract Of land measuring two and -
half arpents front by forty in depth. bounded
north by -, east by Opezime T. Guidry,
south by Madame Treville Gnidry, and west BY
bayou Plaquenine Brui6e, in the parish Of st.
Landry.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash>
i. o. HAYES, Sheriff
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Kenneth BailliO VIZ. Bacclhus Tgyl0r.
MAGISTRATES COURT, TWELFTH WARD,
of1ieri f~iacias, issued by Hon. James Gurlev.
Justice of the Peace of the Twelfth Ward of the
Parish of st: Landry, i'll the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, / win proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder. at the oiIiee
Of the slid Justice. in this parish, on TUEsDAY,
February 10th, 1874, the following described
property, to-Wit: $500 80
4 buggy, harness aud horse.
aefzed IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash oa the spat. aEz ,.-.
Rig THOMAS, piy Constable.
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CIRCUS!
AND
GREAT RIVER SHOW.
"America's Pride. " i'll once more appear her0Il
the people of

N1G1L<A1 Ill E1C S11O w.
"America's Pride" will once more appear before
the people of
r Z l. . u - a S
and vicinity with the,
BEST SHOW OF THE PERIOD.
DAN RICE will be i'll the Ring. introducing
his Wonderful Blind Talking Horse,
# x IL l. = u D H Jr.
Remember, this is the only Horse that has ever
been learned to TdIk-Blind, but can speak.
The Show is Il Great Success, there being none
other on the Road this winter, and times being
very dull, has enabled Col. Rice to secure
Fifty of the BEST Artists
belonging to the profession. Male and Female.
BY looking ut our small Bills, you will see many
familiar names of persons who have appeared
before you on previous occasions.
20 l. d - \ n
The time-tried and universally popular Ctrwn,
HumOrist, SatiriSt, Jester and Philosopher, will.
by Personal Presence, aid i'll presenting i'm I'M
eXcelled performance. Everything new and
original.
THREE GREAT CLOWNS.
Besides DAN himself.
FUN FOR THE MILLION.
Remember the dateS:-
Port !0tn
OpcIOuSaS 1llh
washington rep. l2tn
IluTcuNlllt-- lStn
Jan 30-2t.
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A country fellow entered one Of the
New York banks, lately, and, walking
Np to the coRqteI, exclaimed !" Here i
am I want yoa 10 take 4 FAIR look at
sne.f' Without ii word further he strobe
ont. The next day the seine customer
reappeared. uttered the same sards, and
again disappeared. The thirdaag 1t
.,lyancing to the ~teller,s desk, threw.
dawn d draft payable three days after
sight. a mos, said he, You've seen Inc
tfiTec times: | want the money for it,
History makes that the height OF the
rrrat NepoleOn was only five feet two
and seven tcntls inches.
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January 6th

! OPELoUsAs, January 9Th. 1879.
Tie Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: John Roy, President; T.S. Fontenot
The minutes Of the previous meetings were
read and approved.
ON motion Of Mr.. I. $. F~ontenot, resolved,
of a Parish jail be postponed until the regular
meeting of the Police Jury in April, 1874.
Mr.. Theodule Fontenot in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Roy, resolved, that ". I.
| f. Robin, j. Frozard and Francois Rivette he
appointed a committee to lay out and locate the
public road from Arnaudville to Z. Robins in
Prairie DIES Femmes.
Mr.. Roy in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. 7. 8. FOntenot. resolved.
that A. Richmond, A. VI. Ballard, Thos. Morris,
Henry Seals be appointed a to lay
| out and locate a public road from the parish
line near the head of Beaver Creek to the public
road in Prairie Mammoth leading to Vile Plate,
in accordance with Sec. 3 Of Road Ordinance.
On motion of Mr.. T. FOntenOt, resolved, that
the sum of twenty-five dollars is hereby appro-
priated to Samuel Walden for the maintenance
and coffin of VIM. Fl. Hamilton. an INDECENT,
who died at his house.
| on motion Of Mr.. T. 9. Fontenot, resolved,
that the report of the Parish Auditor be received
and published.
O~PELoUsAs, January 5th, 1874
To the President and members Of the Police
Jury of the Parish OF st. Landry:
Gentlemen-In pursuance of instructions from
your honorable body, you will herewith find my
statement as Parish Auditor. taken from my
books, up TO date:
STATEMENT.
Total amount of Police Jury warrants
audited .$49,886 II
Total amount of Clerks warrants aud.
ited. 1880 O5
Total.......... S62,52G l6
Total amount of Police Jury & Clerks
warrants cancelled. 81, 092 O5
Total balance outstanding warrants
u~neancelled 81 ,5O4 II
Total &G2. 1876 16
do hereby certify that the above statement
is correct and true as taken from the books OF
my office. JAMES O. CHACHERE. e.
Parish Auditor.
On motion. the Police Jury adjourned until
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TUESDAY, January 9th, 1874.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: John Roy, President; TheOdnle FOn-
tenot and T. s. FOntenOt.
Tide President appointed Messrs. T. S. FOnte-
not and Theodule FOntenOt IL committee on
claims, who, after a careful examination, re-
ported favorable on the following, and the clerk
L u Harna InnraUinr La nriannnra To
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GENERAL FUND WARRANTS RETIRED.
Issued prior to January /. l673.H... 1894, 02j )
Issued subsequent to January l, 1871
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OpelOuSaS. IL Janvier, 1874
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Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 ,47G,O71 II
OUTSTANDING GENERAL FUN WARRANTS.
Issued prior to January /. 1S73-..... il, 529, 9GC 20
ISSUED suQsequCntto January l, 1873 497.025 80
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-02


From shs jackson whig and rrhune.j
A few days agcs wagon, drawn BY
= yoke OF long 9-horned Texas cattle,
hslted on lafayette street. The wag.
on. contained q GOOD looking woman,
eeten children and considerable plum
de1s = man, susn boy and dog
lhtA Nod run to tail were the adjuaess.
The party were from Texas. and were
re3afniug TO their old home in Decatur
conhty. An Alderman of tho city who
had passed many years o; his life in
the Lone Star State approached She
wagon. He said to the woman -
,sHsom Texas, / presume z" Eyes,
air. sDidn't you like the ccun-
| try ~ aNo, sir aDidn't sou like tho
climate r. 20. yes did You have
good health out thera?" aYes.r-
1Wasn't the land good'i" ~Yes.s-
Glow about the crops?s 20, we made
s1lendid eropa.' aWeil, then. madam,
what Il your objeation to Texas saA--
sEWht, sir, she replied, Il couldsr
etapd the society Ia that rough conn-
tfy !, and then abe turned 10 tho smsil
hoy, her son, and cried. sssam, dr;se
tbAk dam dog out'en tho dinner POI;
don't Iop SO he's got his nasty snout
1pto NJ aSt3lAs
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CONGREss.
WAsHiSeros, March aB.
- = VaKtetGWtSuu uSNgfllf I0lft -
TYPES AND PRESSES

ss1sx a., HOUSE.
sThe following IL the. vote on the
passage .6f the biIIto regulate railroad
franc 'se sfss..As ssf assi szssi II ijssfsF
Y Yeae-~Assrilt Darrsns, barry, Beg
Gle. BogY, HupdY. Blanchard, Barrows
Butler Of Mass, Cain, Cannon, Cason,
Clark, or N. a., Clsytoa: Clements,
Cobb Of Kansas, Cobof1l, Conger,
Corwin, Cotton, Cr0unse, Crutchfeld,
Curtis, Danford, Darrell, Dawes, Dom
'nens Dunnel, Elliott, Field, Fort, Fos-
,tey, freeman, FRYE, Garfield, Guncfcl.
HoGa4s, Hale, Of Maine, HaveHs,
HAwiey, ot Illinois. Hays, Hazeiton of
WhconsIn, Hazsltops Of, n Il J., G. +.
HoAEs Hodges, Holman, Haskins,
6e43 Hubtell, Hunter, Hurlbut,
Hyde, Hyuee, Kssson, Kendall, Lam
p6ss IaWfoncae Lewis. Loughridge,
IoWe, .Lynch, EuttEsli, Martin Me-
Crazy, McDnuRall, Mckee, McNulta,
Moprec, Mum, On. Orth, Packard.
rhge, Parker, OF Mo-, Pelham, Phillips
Poland, Ffatt, Payman, Raiuey, Ram
dor Hapie4 Ray, Plshmoud, Robbins,
&obexta = III. Robinson. Ross, Rusk,
Sawyer, Saylor, Of Indiana, Scofeld,
Seesions,. Shanks. ,Sheaths, Sheldon.
okeeW00d, sShoei1a akef, EmatS, Smith,
eeM r 19tth hof OAio, Smith oa n. @.
4aEdts 6@agsS 6teskweather, Strait
E4ylot, Ihornbarg Todd Tyner.
W allece. Wall1 Whit6lE, Williams, or
vyl6Goai1b, WffsihS OF Mich, Wilson,
Il Ieva, IlDou, of nd. walter and
Woo9Noeth-~32f. tssda Z asyzsw + 81,
GaJs--Adams, Albark Archas, Ar
Ihur, Aeche, Atkins. HakTfnk. BAfb6r,
B6fiianA. Had, Deek, Bell, DSrfys Biefy
BMhd, Blcunt, Bowen, Bradley, !,
Bright. brombseg, Bucknet, BufIfng-
ton Caldwell, Cessna, Clark, of Mo-,
Cymcr, Couingo, Cock, Cox, Crea-
NOR Crooke, Crossl1ud, Dewitt, DUR
h1nA Easmss, EldridRe, Caiddines,
03oveSyp 0oOch, ia HamiIton. Hsunock.e
Qoep1eur HAxxis, Afi Nass. Harris Of
9so1e Harris Of Virginia, Harrison,
4Aec1ef, 8Awl0y, Or C0nn., Hereford,
8etpdon, y. b H01r, Hooper, Hough-
IN Hohsss, Jswsts. Kelley, Kellogg,
knan 1a0Ansl lAnspe, ,LAmsou, LowR I
~ NaGoek sNas1hall, Marian,
lL1l&1eA Mile Mitchell, Moore,
4ye N1al Negfey, Ne1mith,
L(1o196k, NM, O'BRten, OsNeiL Par.
~ sofM H Rasuous,F Pendleton,
EuoeY, 1hi11lpe, Pike, Potter, Randall,
- ". a. Roberta RobinsouI Say.
~ o. Ohio, 6cndder Of N r, Scuii-
~ q i. y, 6u0r, Sloss, Smith of
~, eathnrd, Gtona, Storm, Towneend.
1eu1a1ae. sVanee, Waldron, Ward Of
Hn- Sfafd Of n. r., Wheeler, white
SGS WEftnSn-.. }rsssI --- xs,ss,-Ss
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u LARArEEFE, March 27.--Tha tenn
petnnce la1ias 4ttempted to hold
psyyes meeting In q esIoon here to-day,
bat were shAmefaiiy treated and their
lvopss drowned ont by The roughs.
u CtSazNxAzs, March i7.--Ths Beard
g AlAarpan % day psssed rcsoln-
6oe uoAnimously rec 1esting the Mar
or % enforce the city ordinance pro-
tecfi9G salooa kespsrs against the an-
noyAnes Of PRAYING woMacn-
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TtsOhlesp - gossnls says: There
'sapeess r. T. 2 yesy sensFsl inderse,
.@pa& th1aeom1nunikyeof AAeeat4kl
Hpalhl proposition for the regulation
..oG tht melS ~ WelfsG che f6asalo ~
'tnent e sha sbec1nl ev1l. n II III Com.
nen r Ucuncil e really in essssstrsges.
plan. - - sla'3 3z q.
TAis isso0d. n N i4sasdy ter
- seuialsvil ists inpsls The lschsr-
0ss neps sSfsverys ega1a xlnshs
wprss psxbs, wssfs ~ ta6Ac 6sksail
h4vS 1ssvi Spoa stens Rsash ~
- Dhpasi sisaspsnds0es gives them
psv4eSxwyes esAsr .ex.in yhstr o.
I,ss, i s'sy \. - ! ''tsel q 4. /, ~
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Nsws YoRx, March 08-The Two
thoueand dollar pigeon match, which
vas 20 have taken place to-day, be-
tween Ir8 Paine, OF this city, and Jules
WARD Of CAAAdA ihss been stopped
thf0agA tin insllusnsntAlity Of BorRh.
~ Tho Snpesne Court has granted an
-orlet 10 chow cause why writ OF
saGndansWs .shon!d not issue against
Judge Davis. On motion Of council
tor Tweed, who nlaim thcre werc cer-e
tho trial, and noted by The stenograpL-
ca il hie minuiess which the Chief.
JUaticc impr0reriy refused TO allow III
setsling Che cass on appeal. Tho order
tf made returnabe on the I'D of April
Enex1 aud counsel for Tweed are given
until the 18th Of tho same month TO
submit further sfiidavits. aFss -
SSH 6tss4x afis.-ssGss ikgs.s.EN Hls
aaNEw YoRx, March as--iit the COa-
ereeAtionai Council the first four
Queeti0ne under confederation, invol-
wing church discipiihe, were decided
IN the negative by an Informal vote =
but ~ questions involviug fellowship
Win Rlymenth renained pnanswered
la1t night. Tho letter sent to the
DogpciE by Theodore Triton, was not
received ofiiclallyyz but occasiOned
@pah comment BY members Of tho
Cornell and wss The subject of ra.
mark at the regular Friday evening
maeting Et Plymouth Church last
night and N.Y. Reecher preached 'son
chaPity 70 alismen esssss II -
At. DR.. Storrl church prayers were
A&Ln6a6 fHnt- kEA L.
guided to acorrect conclusion.
NEw Yoax, Marsh aS.--The Con-
gregafional council met this morning
and'immediately went into secret scs-
sion. "A report was presented By the Z
ooumittee sppoiutsd 10 preparea basis
for Asdesisi01 of which no slfispositiol
ias baen made yet ..s.g s.ss E.@s
Nxw Yoax, March zS.-The com.
1aiaeSerAr OF accounts has made to
t4e Mayor startling charges regarding
OoNptfOllor Green. Tho Mayor re-
fdseS1O allow them nal blished before
Al tnsesfagahon has been nnado.
tsg1a s9assgSiTa s-->--~-sss, 81 gseslssss d y
Nyw Yosx, March 2S.r-spArks from
. iocqmotiye lat night fired the brush
near Eaxmington, Long leland, and
shortly dvo haHded acres OF timber
4wae b0rning. sRAin: stopped the FIRE
t1ds MoeninH- a number of cattle and
. boy .waa burned to death.
saNYw Youx. March 26.--J. +. .Atkin-
con, diecAerHsd custOms officer, Was
eerpqted today tbr, having attempted
to 4t96 II J. Jayne. Atkinson. it. Is
I'D otod II se1is deSonse, Jayne hav- 4
1&tkseAteood him WIN . came. The
a165f UAs aconoiOned By a demand of
Atkinpen Tor t35, 600 infosiners fees
4 m Weld case - Boston.
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Husbands IN Kookuk ere Publishing
(cprda denying the paufinipAtlOn OftnsaF
IyivM = ~ liquor Aoasa tptdilg
- s.,s.ra .t 1 - sa 81 -.
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LIZ . q ....... 80.
vi n TT7T- --T---- 8 -rT-T- 4 77
M nsdas8el b&s .fk .JdoF a3
ltsss Rssses std A7sN ng 81
TAs %. L,4nas DAs1assA Rssiees. +
There y . papsr publnhsd - 81
Louis, Mo-, cslled Tho Dsspatck. AK
ll 4. Gilman, lsts President Of thi
Central Railroad Company, has beeI
[fo 3 Louis to get ST. Louis people 4
help build the said road down from
AaeiAs to the GtstS Slias. atIo1s1ilna
this sabjeotsths DhpslsA talks aboul
q wisely as nsual, amer the following
mshher :, Is, sssa ,s lss III ~
~The III. Louis, Ksss.s City !
Northern railroad has s twenty.tve
Miiee OF road between Utlumw6 and
EBl06mfield that cam0oe - cperased
With any$proiit onf ecoount az ~
great number Of vsry h6avy grades
sli.anexous sharp curveesr{ "a i4Apg,
|xested Rlsst resort lbs y ~ lo6I6
be Induced to takS up tlSeir m11fortal
gn that psst Of the road ~ .plase 9
- &he gep hetueen AlblA aad 4opl.
Ct0h,ft wpalfE alluOst da3oh ikelk So&d
/ Abandon that part Of their iines ibsS
would gse esmuch loni heaipeee1 e1roaa
s9is g Aeey would !oss a QiiaNv -
W ..sss.' us n.'sss ~. s.r Isssv
Mevl,on. 81 8 rood - .ssrissl,srsi
edistrict - thers l. in the Htsae. Va
1ndssstand sIa. that the g. Louis Kanssa
@y 10y 81 Sos.nsrn rellroad compe!E
ihsin thess. snd "a " bsys ,ss svsr,, - = 9sss ~
- belieYs that the citlsene 81 Xl6iS
would aid II they wees =. pnsA thejr
'ssad 20 uaae pisce." ei -asH .tszssa-s4 sss
Ine psepss OF ~ Losis awnalA -.
.ssf sroy snst they had some money ~
5nA pad from hsrs 70 Dioonl IeId ~
for they talk Of intsrfsrins win thai
kerty We remember vsry wsa
thaS the citisens Of Sc. Louis promiSyd
bIiefhinGs toward the buildinj 6f ~
rS, but Ne nsssr hoard that thayi
put dollsr into Il. We do distisstI5i
RED mbers however, that eitipise 20
Otainws and the hear vicipItY did
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