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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-27
The state Ezecu,lvc commitiet.

A formal call for 4 tnl, meeting Of tae
State Executive Commitiee o. May Is
will soon be made, and the Democratic
COUNTY Chairmen will be invited 10 par:
he party Ini the pisn 0! the cdmG@za
will then he mapped oat, and soch q9es-
tons Of policy or ezpediency Is may snse
will be thoroughly discussed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-27

gnasaslo aposftissr.
TERMS $500 per Annuni
OUR AGENTS:
". w. owpoM, Chappells, s, c.
VII. YELpELL, Longmires.
JOHN 81. HUIET, Batesville.
VA. ODoM, Meeting Street.
J.K. burst, Kirkseys x Roads.
+. B. FORREST, Mine Creek.
TYRE EraRREDeE, Leesville, 5 :.
7. f. COOK, Granitcville, 5. c.
DIR. JOHN B. ARNEY, Langley, 5. I.
Y. w. BRooKER, Ridge, S. c.
JouS CAuauMAS, CaugLmans store
WrnL1A,, KG~ ,up, Ethefidse.
J. s. MERcHAnT. Merchant.
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local ITEMS
Next sandaY beng fifth Sunday. "
will moi aaemp; to mako our usual 'i@i'-
niia church appointments. Most oi "a,
Baa.ist clereymea, We presume VIII be ~
tho di.legent Union maet:a: Al ''assa
wav, in tie Sa!uda Girc".. a QooF,e'iy
n.ating VII! he N session. In oHf Town
the Rev. Mr. Walker will rceaea n ths
Episcopal churci. and administe: TIE ii'!.
a,mmnmon. The Rev. Father VIII, n
will preach aud celebrate mass IN '.e
Oatholie Church.
Orange r.awerS or lA,;Ie sa!a'ia.
France flowers are to bloom on I.iitl'
salp1e next week But &c make no EsH'
s}atjons Little Sa,a3a : q large s'se''i
ri country.
Sir Wood a, Farksvi'ie.
On Sunday a.o:ning nez., 'at Nv Mr.
Mood wlll p:each a. ParksT:ile. ".,7
parksr;jia rherisaes Mr.. Buss"y ani >!r
>,aoc sh4 los : vac ;i,ing.
Dedication 1T Troy-
+. ~. ,so ro, loistak.. The Sew eae.H
,x,,5ca o; tn Associate Deio.ne3 rresHy
,ensns et Troy is 70 be ,Nd,ea;ed on IL
co,oin,, raYdev.
,
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taoaaahq a'',S 'ts."!" c'':.. ''
fa:'E.--o@;a''s'S IT.
a Thing We Never ,|'sr'' 49,.
oa. $o'fssPo';1s@' VIC. ., - =.
sends ns " '''aI'a"''''''2.'' -
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In!s IS 'a''2 - - -, 80.
men' iienl7 N' 80 '''
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Judge WitherSp'oh' -;
Judge "i'A@F'P''a' '' '"' 81
Gait, vino was aleei.1 % ,"e '4IV" ~ e ~
last session OF TIC i-s4.''.o''.,,' "u''s -
asst- :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-27

0 Tor. Cceec;i ha'e ra'-'"! id" 4
our .eenso 'so;A clfst;o :l.-i'. ava ;'''ca0
weary iccI.9 ., .!qur3n Di...ar,i tai =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-27
nns,,inrnt Trentnl..

Capt. Charlton and Mr. ''-7.-H A'"H'
wil! t.e1;n :ae registration WORK . 'i''-
:on on lIonIa~ nes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-27
.a.sl inc. Dress Goods.

ling i -. soi Il prr gard 900 pieces OF
.:'iE ~ "sp.acs oi l.acomp's All Wool
..a ,.'-s,''r .ac Ncnryct!G Clothes and
;u.t" ''.4.. IN .-n;s:-h, it 25c per ward "a
i,t .!ii> 90; !r over shown ln.luc,; pI!ce
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-27
70 Democrats

70 Democrats.
! Read Ill the local club notices IN tins
W L, Agl ..Gr:.re.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-27

DSel'-, -'t'lt- --''''-t N's-.f' '''' 'i
cl"- G; eVr lawyers. !aYe s2He t2>o
! !llmbia 10 attend ,b4 Saaaa.e %oas:
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II sroti.er coiaain, w, MIRA H. -cen
~ =. Ng9, :'.'. .,.,.. -,
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! Or! ~ es'e@a.a'i Eoyha ,'isa'. -''5
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~, A,8 cd sein. opl helper. ~
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-27
sXcii said.

:on on Nonia% ne,'
Weii said.
Let Us ION. ham toaz,''.. aad not i5i
S few COWS nor Zen ''iie cattle upon :
thousand hills" disturb the DsmooEaii,
pa.ty .-Ba:at,eEe chr9n'e.e-
Thing we Never Tolsra'r,
GA. so.csspo;:a.ar "oac- in : "h'i"
SENDS us :, communication. i. "''!ei' IL
our op4ioa, he j. discoar,"2ga u :! i'''iE
THIS IS a ting - reror toierq;".or 4 NO.
ment. iIenc> we 60 ~. rati.:h sac
oannn,ru;cat !Ci!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-27
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uEiN 500 H5r rNI.trNpKlEp
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

sweetness Mr. Allen also sang alone, and has a
very true baritone, with plenty Of melody in IT,
The other gentlemen possess gn.hl vuices, and
contributed greatly to the general excellence OF
the performance. The instrumental music was
rendered with cnnsummase skill, but owing TO
the unfortunate p sitinn Ut tie piano the accous-
tic properties Of the hall were disturbed, and the
audience found it quite difficult, in NEST parts Of
the hail. to hear distinctly, which Is particularly
necessary in instrumental duets.
A recitation by Miss Lettie Shepard was grace
fully done. With plenty of study and hard
work, this very pretty little lady might acquire
style and proficiency in recitaiive art that would
amount to decided accomplishment. and be the
ssurce of infinite entertainment Of very high
order
We understand the proceeds Of The entertain
ment were very satisfactory. As q public we
are very much indebted TO Mrs. Gamble and
Miss Cameron and their young friends for The
very enjoyable evening.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

This popular troupe viii begin an engagement
in our city this week. They viii appear three
nights-Thursday, Friday aud Saturday, and
will open with Joaquin Millers new play 1t Ore
gnn," Miss Wallace taking the leading character,
: Carrie Jacks.'n," supported by an able com-
pany. Mr.. Miller, Ia sending her what he terms
his " best play" says:
4 send yOu herewith Oregou' Ientrust Won
with the creatipn 1T the central character in nv
purest, most realistic, and believe in all re-
spects my best play. Gather ab0ut you a cum
pany possessing something Of your own Quail
ties, and there need be two opinions Of the re-
sui. Oregon pictures life in that Gar, fair
hand where | spent my youth, and where nv
parents still live. Most IL the characters sew
and loved, therefore treat Them well. D., not
imagine that these pictures, cut there on the edge
OF the world, hewing Oat the way for civilization
10 follow, are either melOdramie knaves ar
mouthing ksols as so oten represented. Rude
they may be, but In the main these peupIe. who
are trying to found homes and build up broken
fortunes on Iands new from the Creators hand.
are good people, full Of good sense, heart and
highest virtues and let Il be distinctly under
stood that their lives are - far removed from
vulgarity % Oregon Is from Paris, therefore.
should any Impurities OF any kind be permitted
to creep into thiA my last and most loved idol,
should greatly deplOre It, fDr II would nat only
BE- false To life In this leay Switzerland OF Amer
ic.a, bat unfair To me-"
This troupe has recently performed in several
places in Florida. always to crowded houses, and
the press generally speak very AatteringIy of
them
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

Ii is the custom of our ladies to frequently dec
orale the graves Of their dear departed ones with
beautiful flowers, as tokens Of afectiOuaie re-
mcmbrance, and many of them plant upon their
burial lots the choicest flowers to be had Dur
ing The past week we have hearl several persons
state that they were often stolen from the sacred
resting place Of the dead-not only the loose
flowers, bat, in some instances, whole plants
have been purEOined- This matter should re-
ceivethe prompt attention OF those whose duty
il is TO watch over and protect our cemeteries,
and il any one is caught in the act let the sever
est penalty of the law be summarily meted out
to them. We cannot find words 10 express our
contempt for one who would be guilty Of such
Ito uSe very mild terml outrageous Ihefis-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

We have received from an unknown source, a
neat little pamphlet with the above title, written
Dy Oliver Logan, and describing the operations
Of "The American Exchange in Europe (Lin-
itedl.r organized by Mr.. Henry r. GiIIig, for
merry Of New York City. II is . place where
all Americans visiting Europe may enjoy The
eOnveniences Of clubhouse, bank, post-of8ce
and general intelligence Office. under one roof
and b doubtless NEST acceptable convenience
to travellers but its chief interest lies in the
fact that it is also place where intending emf
grants are constantly making enquiries about the
SOIL climate, etc, OF the dieFent sections Of cur
eDunty: and rs an emigration agency, it bids fair
to OutrAnk in importance all other similar insii-
tuiis.us Copies Of the Leon county pampLlei
have been sent to the Exchange 10 aid in in
forming enquirers about this psrtion Of Florida.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

"A green Winter makes fat graveyard, :"
is an old English saying, which, whether true or
not in this country, is Of value as show inc the
result of observation among the weatherwise
Such a warm and unreasonable Winter as We
have had 50 far is rarely known, even in this
latitude, yet notwithstanding The old saying, it
has been one of the heallhiest known for years
in this part of Florida. In the North, however,
the prevalence of smallpox and other cout.-
gious Winter diseases has been unprecedented
and alarming, especially in the larger cities, and
not only in the East bat in the West. Take it
all in all, or by and large" Middle Florida il
hard To beat for health, no matter what the
vicissitudes Of the weather may b.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

An old physician, retired fsum aetive pFactiee
having had placed in his hands by an East India
Missionary the formula ,a simple vegetable Frme-
dy fH the speedy and permanent enreof Cansump-
tim, Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma. and MI Thrnai
and Lung afrciioHs also . positive anil radical
cure for general Debility and all nervous c0m-
plants, having thoroughly tested It's Wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases. feels 10 his
duty to make il known TO his suffering ElIowa
The recipe witlrfdIl particulars, directions Coz
preparation and use, and all necessary advice
and instructions for successful treatment al your
own home, will be received by y.,u by return
mail, free OF charge by addressing with stamp OF
stamped seiEaddressed envelope 10
Dr. n. T. BELL.
16l N. Calvert 81. Baltimore, Nd.
Jan. 3, 1002-1y
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

The following eases have been disposed IL
since oar last issue:
Savage Va The State Of Florida, Volusia eoun-
ty-suhmiited.
Blumef " Psllak & ca, EscamhiA county-
submitted.
Muscogee LHmber Company Va liver q liver.
EscAmbia eoanty-suhmifted
Rohinson 3 MITCHELL Va Bostwick and vile,
DuVal county appeal dismissed
Knox ". Barnett. Duval enuniy-submit-
ted.
Pace VI Pace, Duval county -suhmitiell
Solary vs.. Hewlett Duval cIuunty-submit-
ted
Paul W. Fries, Duval couniy-su submitted.
Wilson vs.. FFilenburg, Madison cOaniy-sub-
mitted.
Flyer B Hyer vs. Vaughn, Escambia county
submitted
Allen vs. Tyson, Duval county-d.,chc,e,l and
dismissed.
Brown, ct az, Marzyck, Duval county
docketed and dismissed
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

Rev. Dr.. Blake and family leave to-day for
their new home in Lake City.
81. Pasco, Esq, Of Mnnticello. +. W. Pupe,
A. Patterson and I. B. Marshall. Esq. Of Madi-
son, are 10 attendance on the Supreme Court.
David B. Thrasher. effort DAde. HernAn,io.
and Thomas b Ellis, Of Polk csnniy. we're 10
the city On business last week and paid their re-
specis IN the FLORzDIAx.
Nv. T. Bayd. Esq, afIEAaison. was admitted
TO practice 10 the Suprems O.urs Of the State on
Thursday laai. Mr. c. J. Stripping. also Of Madi-
snu, has besn admitted 70 psaciise IN the same
eOaEf.
--Dmly Rsmba, Esa- 81 Clay cnuniy. Ga.
was In the city yesterday and male the Flo
RmGAH oGIlee plensAns eall He let this marn-
Ing. with friends. hir . cOastiag "trip dawn soush
b. way ofEt. Marks.
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WHAT ~ THAT

a What is that, mother that comes from the urn.
Fragrant and strong, ~ we get il In turn -
a An infusion Of leaves from far Cathay,
Leaves of the elder and leaves Of the bay,
with q twzng, and fun favored, Just ii should be
And think that there may be some leaves Of the :"
what is that, mother. 50 eoldly blue,
Like a wntry sky OF azure hue q"
sThat IL milk Of the city, that mixture my dear
The milk of the chalk pit and pump that Is near,
Thai would not be owned by q sensible COW,
For she never could make IL she wouldn't know how
What is that. mother, yellow gold -
Butter my boy: not the butter Of old.
In the hey day of youth said tit for tat,
Twas q prophecy when We said butter for ht :
That is butter to those whom the scoer calls green
To the elect il is oeomargarine-"
What Is that mOtherl" "'Tis the pepper Of trade
But the Lord only knows OF what il is made,
OF roasted meal. of dust, and peas,
With dash Of cayenne to make one saeeze;
Il is hot and strong. but it's rather Queer,.
OF the ground pepper corn there ID none OF 1t here
-HnR K LAWSON FKNKRTY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

Jimmie" Kingsley has presented rs with
peculiar stone. which he found four feet below
the surface, on the plx8Iatinn If CoI,neI John
A. Hendrrs.n, i've miles east Of Tallahassee. II
Is peculiar both in shape and qualify, being in
the shape OF an axe, and fine specimen or
grayi<h sandstone, not usually found in this sec
ton. and makes very excellent milestone
Truly, this seems TO be season prolific in Flor
ida curosi,ies, and there is no telling what lies
buried beneath our soil.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31
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AeaG.
Despite the driZzle and mud on Tuesday even
ing last Gallie's Hall fairly filed with thaee
OF our town folks, who either love good music,
or were charliably disposed, to listen to the anna
teur performances Of the young ladies and gen.
tlemen, who, under the management and direc-
ton Of Mrs. james B. Gamble, assisted by Miss
Evelyn b. Cameron. gave concern for the ben
eft OF st. Johns Church organ fund. About one
hour after The time announced, up went the cur
tEin, disclosing most beautiful drawing ToOm
scene, arranged with consummate taste. The
back Of the stage artistcally draped with lace cur
tains and flowers, among which were conspicu-
GUS hundreds Of eamelIas Of almost every Tint
From the centre was suspended handsome
chandelier, while the sides Supported Illuminated
panneis and chinese globes. Around the scrnic
sooa were gracefully grouped the young people
taking part the ladies In vasiously conceived, rich
and appropriate dresses; the gentlemen in full
evening dress. To the right stood grind piano
with music aeat1sred around, (as Il always Is ct
home, you know while to the LETT and in front
sIoOd small table with elegant cover, support
ing ST. Gernain stn,iy lamp, few books, two
little vascs Of flowers, sunAowers and lilies !;
and by the stand sat the lady manager, Mrs.
Gamble. looking very much Is the lady might
who was entertaining her friends II home in her
own parlnr Indeed We feel constrained to say,
that in effect the tout e1asasbs was more pleasing
than any presentation We ever heheld on like
occasion. II did not seem 70 be Q concert n all,
bui We ali seemed to have stopped outside and
were suEreptiously looking through the frOat
perlof windows into some lady's drawing RON,
where she was receiving some Of her young
friendA, who were Interpreting mnsic and reci-
tation In their evenings amusement Every.
thing appeared % cosy and homeIihe, under the
mellow glow VI the chandelier and shaded study
lamp. relieved by the beautiful asWes and
bright toilets Of the ladies, that We even aOs
can't recall the occasion - . public concert
Oestainly mDst rellnesl and exceIIent taste wns
exercised IN the very artistic arFangement Of this
entertainment And n & vas quite navel ID cur
expeEisnee q eoac.ssa. NE regard ID - . very
happy dep4ztuFs ffum he Cd sifZ, school ex-
aalinaiiou style a. conceEt giving.
We win not attempt detailed account af the
sesefaimnsic.l persurmanesa o. description u the
tOileis; and - iothemnsic. Il woaI be prssusaing
q aar license - -paper maa- TO ST IN jndg-
meant and eriiiciss ths performances a. hdiss
and gentIemen whase eenefosity permitted
them % Iend aheir talents % m enterlainmens of
this chasaeser, bus ne unhesiEaiiagiy prunosaaee
lhe entire psslbsmnnce, heGk fnslsumsnlnl and
vpcAl. = moss pisssins. ard q cesiainly slsedsa
d<lightful evsning's enlestainment % all afu
VIM iheed ths imclemcmE wenlleg and Hnaenaa %
A HnlanA .~rn IA, !. $500 s,.s..s.l .sa1 T. 80
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

This troupe is billed tn appear al Cables Hall,
on Monday evening, February 9Th, for one night
only. The agent of the Big tells US" says
the Albany (Ga.) Eecs and advertiser, " that the
management has made an adtii ion to the attrac-
tons by the exhibition Of the largest phonograph
in the world, and this feature will M doubt be
agreeable to many who attend The writer has
seen many performances Of the renowned Big
4 and has no hesitancy in commencing the en-
tertainment as free from vulgarity and smut"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

been tried sr Gravel Brick Dusi Deposits,
Brighl's Disease, Weakness in Back and Hips,
produced by arrangement Of Bladder and Kid
Deys, but nane with SUCH happy results q Ran
kin's Extract ut Buchn and Juniper. IL you
suffer from any disease 0f ihase organs. get .
bottlc-0ne or Two viii relieve you Prepared
only by Hunt, Rtnkin & Lamar. Ailnuta. Ga.
Sold by all Druggists. Jan-S-1m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

A Mass Meeting Of the citizens of Tallahassee
Tor the purpose Of nominating suitable cands-
dates for the Offices Of Mayor, Marshal Clerk
and Treasurer and C0unciImen, viii be held It
Galiie's Hal On Wednesday evening, 1st Of Feb
ruary. Let there be . fnll attendance
MANY CITIZENS.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

One car load dry salted meat at cents, de-
hverea al depot. Dry aItei bellies, Iat backs,
and long clear sides always on hand at Savan-
nah quotations. at Y. A. Levy's 4O-tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31
New Advertisements.
Indian River and Manatee r 3.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC-
IN eoPdaaee with the pEovisioas Of ~ 80 q the
Legislature Of the State Of Rl0TidA, entitled An
Aef TO provide for the incorporation III Railroads
and Canmls," approved ReaF1ary ~, l074 We, she
undersigned /, have fBrgned company a. be a9yIed
the Indian River and manatee Railroad Conpar
N.Y." for the purpose o. constructing u,Ainlainfng
and operating railroad loR The carriage q fregbf
passengers and Cor other purposes, from Tifnsslie
on the Indian River, % bsB0W, theBcs - B0rt
Meade. and tAenee 20 poias e o. near The mouth
OF the Manafee river, dsGnaee Of Que hnndFsa and
nfty miles or GheFenbUuna and passing thruuRh OF
into the counties Of OFamge, nsesIsd, RolE aud
MAnntee. JOHN X HAHTRlDGE.
ALBEIT = WILLARD,
L. g. LRsL11,
J. Z YONGR
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

During The year 1854 the clerk Of this county
Issued 14S marriage licenses, Of which nnmher
IL were whites and 13e eDlured For the pres
eAt month he has issued "a, s whites and 20 cox
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

- The WEEKLY FLoauDIAE may be found
- sale al Bottoms News Stand. in the West
ca Block.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31
Voc May TaIk Of Ffne C,,r.r.

But when you go to the popular drug house Of
Lively, and call for the Gulf Sat, you get the
best Cigar to be had in the city at any price no
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

A sapply Of the celebrated Laxos Perfnmed
Oh, 80 deg aesi, DE per gallon. - Rawh. q
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

Record of temperature ut TailaAassee, FIori-
d. for the past week.
eobssrvntiOns taken BY ". A. Rawis. DEugxist ed
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31
QUOTATIONS..

Oranges, Prime and Extra. Florida, 940$5
per box inferior. Florida, @2.500@3 per box !;
oranges, Jamaica, e6047 per barrel; orangrA
Havana, 350e6 per barrel; oranges, Valencia,
e60&6 per case; ornngcs. Aessena, e1-750$2
per box oranges, Palermo, 390$a50 per box.
Respectfully,
c. d. OwEEA General Agent
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31
NOTICE OF Incorporation
or TmB
LIVE OAK AND ROWLAND DLUKR RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.

DY AUTHORITY OF Al ACT or THE Leg
ID islnenre 81 the geabe Of Bloeidn, entitled . An
Act 90 PrpwIde 0eneral Law Scr the lmcneporz-
tiou 81 RdlEunds and Canais. = and sppsosed Fee
FunEy -, 1614 notice b hee1b9 gives, e FsqEire1
By sid ct. that eompsng - Sen lsEmsd nades
s6s name of the = Live 0<k sd n1Ulnn1 nIu3 Ill
powers privileges aslA fEaachsssa enu1e9Eod npoa
eompsnies formed under saId 80, Soe &c pMzposs
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