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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-04
Ordinance no. q.

An ordinance entitled an ordinance re-
lsting 10 Draymen and IeamsteFs.
The President and Trustees Of the viii
lage Of Webster do ordsin az follows;
SECTION l. IL shall be uu.aw al for
draymen or teamsters 70 carry or trans
port on vehicles Of any descTi ptiOh any
goods, wares, merchandise, baggage,
household goods, lumber, wood. stone.
zzaG, earth, gravel, lime, brick, ice for
washing purposes or other commodity,
from place 10 place within the corporate
limits Of the village Of Webster, for pay
or compensation without first obtaining
license therefor for each vehicle used
or employed, provided that this section
shall not be construed 10 apply 10 per-
sons hauling manure OF any kisId, or
hauling any dead animal for burial.
SEcrfoS 2. Any person may obtain n
yearly license under this ordinance by
paying into the village treasury the sum
Of twenty five t$20 00) dollars for each and
every single or double team and on pre-
senting the Treasurer's receipt therefor
to the village clerk, shall receive license
signed by the President of the village
board and countersigned by the Clerk,
authorizing said person TO employ and
use such vehicle as therein specified for
the term Of one year.
SECTION 3. Any person violating any
Of the provisions of this ordinance, on
conviction thereof before justice Of the
peace shall pay enc Of not less than five
nor more than twenty dollars and costs
for each offense, and in default Of pay /.
nent of fine and costs to be committed
to the village prison.
Section & This ordinance shall be in
force ten days after il has been published
once IN weekly newspaper published
in the village OF Webster.
Passed this 18th day Of May, A. d.
1895. Attest.
[sEALl f. HUNTINGDON,
President Village Board.
j. V. NEDEgFgUHR, Clerk
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-04
Ordinance No. q.

An Ordinance In Relation TO Animals
Running at Large
The President and Trustees Of the VIII
lage Of Webster do ortlain as follows:
SECTION l. Be il enacted by the viii
lage board of trustees of the village OF
Webster, that Il shall be unlawful i0rany
i,osses, mules, cattle, goats, sheep and
swine. or any such animals to run at
large within the corporate limits Of the
village Of Webster
SscTTos 2. The owner or persons hav-
ing ehargs Of any horses, mules, cattle,
goats. sheep and swine. or any such an
finals who shall suffer them or any one
OF them % run at large within the cor
porate limits Of said village Of Webster,
shall, upon conviction thereof before the
Justice Of the Peace Of said village, be
fined not more than Ten $40 OO) dollars
nor less than One tSlO0l dollar and costs
Of prosecutions for each offsnse.
SEcrIoN 2. II shall be the duty Of the
Marshal whenever he shall find any
horses. mules, cattle, goats, sheep on
swine, or any such animals or any one OF
them running at large within the cor.
porate limits OF the village oil Webster on
that shall have been taken Bp by any
person upon whose premises such animal
or afiifs:is .aay be trespassing, 10 take
and safely keep the same and bring the
owner or persons having charge OF such
animal or animals forthwith before the
Justice q the Peace Cf said village tc
answer 10 tie charge % having violated
the provisions Of this ordinance
SEcTIos T. Whenever the fine and
costs imposed for violation of the proyis-
ions Of this ordinance shall not be
promptly paid, the animal or animals
taken up shall be disposed Of for the pay
ment Of said fine and vosts "a provided
In section 75l Of the code Of civil pro
csdure.
SECTION 5. This ordinance shall be IL
force ten days after il has been published
once in a weekly newspaper published il
the village Of Webster.
Approved this Doth day Of May. A. d
1875. Attest
lSEALl e. HrNrNcrox,
President Village Beard
w NfKDR~KgrrfR Clerk
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-04

section.
SECTIONS 4. Any person who shall de-
post any manure or have or deposit any
dead animal or any animal OF vegetables
matter within the corporate limits Of the
village Of Webster, or sisH denosIt any
dirt. ashes, rubbish or manure on any
street, walk or puoiic grounds, or shall
dam, Gil up or otherwise obstruct the
free course Of the water in any sewer,
drain or gutter, or shall dig remove or
carry away any stone, sand, earth Or
ground from any street, alley or public
grounds, or canse the same 20 be done
without permission from the village
board, shall upon conviction thereof, pay
fine Of not less than three 800 dollars
and costs for each 0iiense.
SECTION g. 1t shall be lawful teT any
person or persons for the purpose Of erect
ing or repairing a binding or buildings,
10 occupy reasonable portion of the
street In font Oi las or their premises
with building material necessary tor
erecting or repairing the same. but said
person or persons shall cause the excess
Of such material and the accumulated
rubbish 20 be removed from said portion
of the street whenever Il becomes TN
necesaaFy for the same 10 remain there
for the aforesaid purpose Of building or
repairing, and If said person or persons
neglect or refuse 10 remove such excess
or rubbish within fjrty-eight hours AFTER
being notified by the village Marshal 10
remove the same, then the village Mar
sha may cause the same 10 he removed
at the-expense OF such person or peroons,
and in addition thereto upon conviction
Of offending agalnst tn provisions Of this
ssetiOn, shall pay a Gae of not less than
i've Is O0l dollars and costs
SECT!oS .. This ordinance shall be in
force ten days after il has been published
once in weekly newspaper published IN
the village Of Webster.
Passed this 10Th day of May, A, d.
1885 Attest.
lsEALl f. HUmNGToS,
President Village Board.
j " NIEpENFErHR leIk
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-04
Ordinance NO. 3.

An Ordinances Entitled an Ordinance 70
Prevent tina kncumbering Of Streets,
sidowalks. aid 70 Prevent the Deposit
ths Corporate Limits Of the Village Of
Webster.
The President and Trustees Of the village
II Webster do oFdain az follows:
SEgTEox l. IL shall be unlawful for any
person 10 cucumber or obstfuct any street,
sidewalk, alley or other public groundg
By placing thereon any lumber, wood,
stone or other material thereby interrupt
ing and discomInO,.ing tho use thereof
for passage or travel. and also il shall be
unlawful for any person 70 leave, place
or stand any wagon, sleigh or other
vehicle, or any horse, mule or other AMI.
NAL, ON any street sidewalk, alley or 9th
er public grounds so az TO interrupt and
obstruct the use Of the same for passage
and travel, and also il shall be unlawful
for any person 10 lead, drive or ride any
horse mele on other animal, whether AZ
tachea 70 a vehicle or not, upon or across
any side walk, except at a crossing con-
stfucsed l.. the same, any person offend
| ing against any ofthe provisions contain
ed in this section upon conviction there
Of shall pay a ide 1T not ies@ than five
I $500 d,,llars aud costs If suit for each
! off nse.
| sEcrIoN Q. IL shall be the unlawful for
the owners or occupant Of premises all
/ joining any sidewalk 10 construct ami
! maintain a no sing therein, provided
that said crossing shall be at the surface
\ height Of said sidewalk, and the same
shall be constructed and maintained in
/ the manner and 81 such material as the
\ board Of trustees shall direct
1 SECTTos 3. The owner or occupant OF
\ any premises adjoining any street or
| alley NAV be required 10 remove snow.
dirt and rubbish from the Sidewalk
| gutter or alley opposite thereto. and II
I shall he the daty ~ the village Marshal
| 70 notify such owner or occupant to re
move snow, dirt and rubbish from the
Sidewalk gutter or alley as aforesaid, az
such times and 10 any certain locality a.
the said village Marshal shall direct. and
4 If said owner OF occupant refuses or neg
/ leots 10 remove the Same within forty
eight hours after being notified ar afore-
said 10 remove the same. il shall be the
/ dlty Of the village Marshal 10 cause the
snow, dirt or rul bish 10 be moved at the
expense Of said occupant, and said owner
or occupant shall pay penalty of five
dollars in addition 10 such costs ~ re-
nlovsl upon conviction Of offending
against the provisions contained IN Tbs
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-04
WARREN LELAND,
,whon everybody sa0vs a. tho susos.sfai
.su.anm~n~ - ek.n
Largest Hotel Enterprises

.og AmerIca, Gays thas while passenger from
xew York On board . saip going around Cape
Horn, ln the early days % emigration 10 cai-
iscrnia, 10 learned that one Of tho officers og
she vesssi lad cured htmssIf, during tbs gog-
mgs, Of az sbasinats disease By the uss Of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-04
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Since then Mr.. LELAsp has recommended
AyEa's sARsAPAR1LLA in maRy similar
.z~ss. and he has neves yet beard Of he fall
ore 10 effect radical cure
Some years ago one Of Mr.. LKLAwp's farm
labossrs bruised his leg. Owing 70 the BAD
stats cf his blood, an ugly scrofnlous swelling
.og lamp appeared On the injured simb- Hcr-
rlble ticking Of tho skin, with baFning and
darling pains through abe lump, made life
almost intplefabie. The leg became snor-
nnoasiy enlarged. and running ulcers formed,
dischsrgine great quantities o. extremely
offensive matter. No treatment vas o. any
agAil ansli the man. by Mfr. LELAsp's ds-pc-
zion, was supplied with AvKRs sAnssss-
RILLA. which sliaysd the pain and irritation,
healed tho SORES, removed Ito swelling, aud
completely restored tbs linsb 70 sss.
~. LEE-AxD has personally used
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-04
THE CR0CEERY DEPARTMENT.

Consists Of plain and decorated
stone and glassware, with elegant
sets Of dishes of enrique and beau
itiful patterns.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-04

AFFor notices In reference 10 Special k tss,'
ons, changes of time, and other items Of 10 n -
To connection With the CHICAGO. N uvAySa~sT
=. PauL RAILWAY, pieass refer 10 tns VT
w1ns IL this pLpsr,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-04
The Wonders of our Own Land

America Of to-day has her wonders ne
less renowned than thoss Of the old
world. Not only has she secured posses
sion Of the great Barthoidi statute, but
America has inaugerated a series of woB-
ders of her own, which would have
caused he builders of Pyramids 10 blush
at the insignifcence of their handiwork.
The largest building ever erected BY ss.
man hands is now being built at New
Orleans. The great building at Salt Lsks
which the Saints have been rs years in
building, will, when completed, rival sny
religious edifce ever constructed in the
old world. Nor is America behind In
natural wonders. Europe has her Pir.
gals Cave and Giants Causeway, America
has her Natural Bridge and Falls siNi-
agra. But the greatest wonder shs
world has ever seen is "HoPS AVE
MALT BITTFRs," the great family mes-
icine. 1t Is the greatest tonic and blood
purifier on earth. If your system 10 de-
ranged 20 TO g. d. PETERsoS's Lien Drug
Store and get q bottle Of Hops and Man
Bitters. rl-yl
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-04
Ayers Sarsaparilla


Tor KEheumatisrn. with entire rsecess and,
after careful ohseryatiop, eeessrss that, in
his belief, tharo Is no mssi.ciae ~ the porli
equal to IL for tae euro Of Liver Disorders,
Cont. the effects 81 high ilviag, salt
IRheum, Sores. Eruptions, and all the
vaFiouB forms of blood diseases.
We have Mr.. LELAxD's permission 70 invits
all who may desire further evidence Ia regard
90 tho extraordinary curative powers Of
AYyR's SAEsArAEiLLA 70 SEQ him person.
ally either a. bis mammoth Ocean Hotel,
Long branch. cF at the popular Ieland Hotel.
broadway. 9Th aud 18th Streets, New York.
Mr.. LELAxD's extensive knowledge Of the
coed done By this unequalied oradicator OF
plsod poisons enabler him 70 give inquirers
much valuable information.
PREPARED NJ
Dr.J.C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
sclsby all Druggists; q. six bottiss fcrsA
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-04
Ordinance No. 8.

An ordinance entitled an ordinance b.
license hawkers. peddlers. transient
dealers and traders
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11
NOTES.

The South Carolina Democratic dclc.
CATION in Congress, will, the exception
OF Senator Hampton have met and
agreed upon the persons to be recon-.
mended to the President FOR nppointm, ~ ,
tothe Federal Offices in South CaroIin,
We have no idea that Senator Hampton
Will offer any opposition to the confirm
alton OF any of these appointments, and
don't see why he didn't want to ioir
with the others in the caucus
AS it is his recommendation would
not amount to much as against
that OF the entire delegation. Some Of
the appointments were n surprise to The
people hereabouts. We had o,hor
choices; but all these gentlemen urc
good and true men and will redeem the
Federal service in Carolina from ;,s
present and past condition.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11
CANDIDATES.

Now since the successful applicants
for Collector of Internal Revenue for
South Carolina aud United States Mar
shall have received the recommendation
for the respective Offices, they have been
made the targets for innumerable pcti-
tons for subordinate positions to be
filled by them.
Mr.. L. +. Riley is circulating a pcti-
ton for Deputy Collector, also for the
same Office DR.. M. c. Taggart, Of Green
wood, and Mr.. G. Hughes, Of this place
aspire. This is q nice Office paying 4
salary Of about fourteen hundred dol
lars per annum, and not very much
work. Either Of the gentlemen named
would fill the Office acceptubly. Itlooks
strange and decidedly extraordinary, 70.
our people to be looking out for these
offices which have been filed SO long by
the political Goths and Vandals. who
have overrun our country for twenty
years. This roels like Cleveland is
President sure enough.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.

We publish today very full accounts
Of the Inauguration ceremonies, and
print in full the inaugural address Of
President Cleveland. The address is
short, simple, sensible and practical. 1t
is an evidence of the sound Judgment
Of Mr.. Cleveland, that he did not upon
this occasion enter into n long and I'M
necessary review Of public events,
or indulge in a dissent tion upon
questions of public Importance. How
ever proper the discussion ut lcns 9Th,
of such questions may be in an Official
message to Congress, they are wholly
inappropriate in nh address to thou
sands Of people compelled to stand
during the delivery Of the address.
It is sufficiently clear in this instance.
to make plain the policy of the admins
t%ration, and to give good ground to the
millions of American citizens that the
rcins Of government have fallen into
strong and honest hands.
The President has called to his aid
as constitutional advisers a cabinet that
IS universally admitted to be n strong
one. 1t is unfortunate that the Demo
cratic side Of the Senate should lose
such able men as Lamar. Bayard and
Garland. But it is we'll tina: the new
administration will have the benefit of
their wisdom, their knowledge and the
influence Of their high character. Mr..
Manning, Colonel itas-Mh-: tcndtcJtt
and Mr.. Whitney are not politicians
known to fame. But are business men
Of high qualifications and that perhaps
is better for the country, for now We
may indulge the hope that the several
departments of government will be adj
ministered according to business rules,
for the public good, and not for partisan
political purposes.
The country looks forward to -four
years Of peace and prosperity under
President Cleveland's government.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11
GENERAL GRANT.

The southern people can never, and
ought never to forget the brave and gen.
erous conduct of General Grant toward
Genera Lee and his army, at Appomat-
tox. They will therefore be pleased
that Congress. although at:he very last
moment, passed the Act by which Con
eral Grant was placed OH the retired list
OF the Army. The old General is sick
nigh unto death, is poor md needy, and
the country can we'll afford to provide
ior his comfort in his declining years.
The second official act Of President
Cleveland was the signing of his COM
mission.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11

Hon w. II. Parker, who returned
from Charleston on Saturday last, re-
ports the railroad situation still encour-
aging. The bankers and q number Of
the capitalists of Charleston are in "a
vor. Of the Road. Gen. Hagood, who
with Mr.. Schoficld, is still in Charles
ton, held a conference Thursday with
all the Bank Presidents in the city will,
n exception, and is snnguinc Of oh
tanning the. necessary amount Of money
by sale Of bonds to 60 ahead with tn,
Road in q short time. Gen. IIagooG
says that h ewholc question will be ul-
timately decided in six weeks, and then
we will see what we will see.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11

Our friend Of the Georgetown En-.
q"tr'er. in nm editorial on Chinese Cor.
a'n' tool occasion to say that lie elf
fcrd with the editor of the Ned;uu
ana VIC expected to find him ON tb.
same side Of the question, hut ON read
ing his remarks found To IL surprise
mat nc differed "frem" instead Of "with,p
the editor Of the Medium.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11

A force Of hands is at work on the
~spartanburg and AsReyillc Railroad be-
yond Heenndersonyille, ans It is thoughtthe
link between Hcndersonyjlle and Ashe-
vile will soon be completed.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11

We have received the first COPY Of
me Honea Path Plaindenlcr. 1t is
published by Mr.. Gregory, a journoman
printer, who understands the business
thoroughly, and will make a success of
IT II energy and close attention to bust.
ness means anght.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11
AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL.

No other complaints arc so ins;dious in their
attack Is those affecting the throat and lungs:
M>.c 80 tritic,i witt, y: the na ;;ority of suffer-
ccs. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting,
perhaps fr"ni y tri!:"g or unconscious ex-
lr"surc. IS often Lu: the beginning Of q fatal
sickness. AYHI:'5 CHERRY PICTORIAL has
VEL Proven its efficacy III 4 forty yca:s' fight
V iii ;"r>.t a:.IIn3:s G..eaSrs, and should 10
t.>r. al eases without delay.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11

If you suffer Headache, constipation, Dig
ziness, Sour Stomach, or Bilious attacks,
Enory's Little Cathdrtic PiNs will relieve
you; as a regulator Of the bowels they have
no equal; very small, one to three q dose. IL
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11

"'n -; !t..'i i; severe cold, which affected
n: ~ -. | i:;trh rri1lr cough, aid passed
o.. =: .,iDi ri"''i Withort sleep. The doctors
:.4..' az zap. ;',,,i AYERS CHERRY FEC
= 80. watch relieved my lungs, induced
s. d. :n / :!!"r!rd mo tho rest necessary
T. 49,. ~" Icy r.! ~ "t:Cii-tI. ~ tho
c"i.;. .,,..I ,l>, &. tie i'it Tri;AL a hernia
i:rri ~. \, - ,~i.".ici. | :m How q. years
o.. :..... :."i l",ri.. ai:i a,h satisfied your
tu:.nN i;,iu! -. S:;eliTr.
iDr:"" ':EE;OTu!:E."
ito'-:N.. ;:I:l, -, "a ; =, I*2.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11
EpjEFfEI.D Si'I:.k-.S

Mr.. !. ~. Norris. al E!:rIirhl sud III i:r. rnnr.l.
III I-i-' head lnl THIS ii"irrt very mach ~ heart.
lie gave Il history al ,hr r';!. w!,irE START, !! il Edo
field c"nr:l!ri>" I" T'rnt"n. When f!.r;ir.,l s.w
iln; Charleston was l,nhin. for - railroad connection
will, I'll" ~ county tn r,rursir,>s al Eisrii.hl
WAS ar'u-rl. l.vcrv i"wr a.: -. ;,I-. ne >n.,I. wrn:d
.uhscrii" teia ~. tor there WIS Il more iu,r,s. aud
united in'"icS' i'll the np-cpuntry now than WIS even
before excited. II TIE people at tlrarlra'"n would
"aly ;aSr i"ll of ti,' In,,irrt il,Ir VAS no doubt
ttn; III. read w"uld hr pushed forward 10 tl. i""t nr
The n,nuhinin>, AMI WHEN this las done ih.,r would
rrnn'y II r"ssaIy L, c,;nii"tr the i.nl To ErnIr XIV,
ton. Ed. II J.! already hns i'r.r rn;ir"a,:,, lui IA. y
want = ). i""l tia, will a.. ~. nI-i e." hear. o. to
communication With . ia; lesion. III. .lu.,:sta and
IL, AE!!Ir l:,i ii i: !n, h,.;, said r"'ni. c.t with :,
capi,"! consisting ~ = ~: Of inca! a",i :, s,l" vt
BACON. hat ;h, ely - Augusta ;n"k I.".' 81 il, ,rh.
.cr.f,i 80. 9Jl All ;!L,' : v.'i IL. II 60. sion VII
come forward BOW a. Il .ut half y ta.n.it at ,.uIi,rs
int" Il! ST :~I"it."r" riri> Tor ;hls .,En:. :ir rru,,lc
along III" road viii t' Tia ir Part nrd The r.r..i world
soon t.. i':-I''i t'ih" u, T'.:aiiIs. A,t"isir l"uvLri
t'rI" ilrI'' H"ini i, ro ,,,.rru.tN in grli:nr MONEY
L. h..i!'! II '"y,r'' and t"a"I the WEST. II III" south
t"'"':ra Ialwa. takes h. IL al his Project liz" the
Crn;r,i l:"a'! DID a.! tie .tu.E.t, a:rl ir"Nyilr l,n-
j"ct y" wi! soon !'r. - ulr'i r"ri" ~ th, y. st.
"" live Iva 81 cii',r iiint lns 70 Iti!r,:-! connection
:" Charleston. 1T th, i'"!.i" "i thrnsinl do ,,,rir
part Hhh tarI WI - "n "i"n up - ;:rii s,rti,fI a.II
bnli'i II i":' MEic., VIII ~ II slc :.,ri liu!t .l:,. H.
vcs;iuc:i.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-03-11
uHAGLi:.:ToE Gn.TlrlEp.

NJ. IL. l. VIII. ans III. As II preventative Of the
business ri";t q! thari"stun, he felt .tItit Il III this
att';t''aic" -: 'r!"rnirS. iIt!I"aIin. a> K Iii a., IT, in
trs's' Il, H." development ~ the ir>u,: - IL their
several :rcii"na - well as I lnrlrst..r. II was nItn-
ccih"r. h" SAIL. :. question tf business am,l NOT one. of
s-n,iiin III. Charleston duts hot H., unr lii ui h,in
more thea she ,csrI vrS. This sch, M C. ,,r,ur uI.,i H.
SIT To- him ir"-uSr Il i"rnc.I like il w"u,t r,v. Char.
l,.tnI. -. Ven rI.nr. with Other Ii;nrcs, lie III, r, y
the ''.h ":r. r"s,! t!"n, which was unanimously
al ;.t,,.:
fTspirri, That ,NS meeting ha, heard with crra,
interest the ''at' mems made 10y the E:rti, : int, rstvl
in t!c ta'"!ina. Cumberland. Gap and Clicms,. l:nn-
road '"!nl'any. anil Is confirm, Il in the opinion h, rrtu-
1Jru oppressed TIT 1 = II matter I'll gfr-aI iuIrur;ancc
To t!r titv II ti.rl' StoH iiu; said t:ilr,.n,i .hail he
bi I; that Il r"r"inthrnhs Ia their lei nw ci;i1 us
such c'nt,i'.niinn in aid "f that cn:,t Iri-r as viii ar
ti.t IN the biii!in. al s.id Railroad ; that ti. ru,u,.ii.
tee hcrrt"i"ir hll""ir;rl ir requested u" rrr.rt I" Il
ric":i:.; /" !r called lcr,rai. rr iy the chairman such
pIrn fl "iv!n@ sHh-ta!. t,si aid l., that TAI ru,,. crI.la-
ny rs 'ii'T ma in tliri' Judgment, deem mos; iik,l Is
~ 'ic""lil'l'S'i me "'J""t "rs!ici: tl"i said committee,
IT, iIr:l, / nu;hor'Z"d Ia r.i.frr with the officers or the
Sn."iiat \ AN y l:mi,rn:.: tu,ni any with the vie of
sec in: = junction ut taIi -.!..,.,l with the Carolina,
E'iinhrr::''t Gag nnd h.c,@' i:ai.r"ui 3; I'll h ,oint
on the Augusta am! kE"Nviilr I:ailr.r:d as n,:.y be-
most convenient.