Daily Southern herald. (Griffin, Ga.) 1866-1???, October 23, 1866, Image 1
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tM~ Ovdevu for JOB WORK and ADVERTTS
ISO respectfully seUtolod, sad promptly .beaded
to
Executer't Sale.
IN pwiwrfa order Wlk* Onr* of or*i
rary es PtoeCtoety, mMheectd before th.
Oort Bmn *nr ■■ Ska b*i of leba oa. Pifc*
Croat*. m the ftrat Tomdey la Dmakt, east
Ik* following tooda. 10-wH : Lot No <m« kra
drad aod f rty two. (Hi.) know* a. lliob' lot;
lot No aoa heudrvd and forty seven, (14V.)kiM>wa
u Uso Ship tat » part of lot No. oaa kuudrod aud
bdyH. (i4A)kaewa aa 'ho Isvie tract; sloe,
fraetiooal lot No. oaa hundred tad forty ttiraa.
(I*3) containing sixty foot- ecru*, atraraaa the
eodLAltlK
TRakfadi dtonibsd property will bo aald in
pal*** to *dt pwk»w, withoei regard to ori
i»Hl raPtoRA dkout two baudred aorta of
ItM toad. With coat far tattle dwelling
bouses, will ba aoid in cetine *itou with tba Milia,
»• •• to furnish a good place of reaidottea aa the
V . .
The WiTaanuriLaoi In all these land, wgl bo
rramfdy* fmmr if ft* jmrtkomr of tba Rill
I'laco.
ALbO, by rirtoa of tba aatd ordar of tba Coart
of Urdinary of f’ifca Cooaty, will ba sold before
the Court House door in the lowa of Greenville,
M err i wether County. Georgia, on tba first Tuee
day in Janaary next, the following land*, to-wil:
Lot No. one b ndr-d and sixty-two, (lai); lot
No. two hundred and twenty three. (X 2».) ; lot
two boirdra l and twenty-four. (XM.) in tba
»th District of originally Troop, uow Her nw ether
County, eoataining two hundred two aud a half
'(Sul 1 1) aarea each, (m<*re or law.)
AUK) fraetiooal lot No. tw< hundred and
eighty-four. (x*4.) in tba 4th District of origma.ly
Troup, now Rein wether County, eouluiuing (u 6)
ecrea, (more or loea.); part of lot No. two hun
dred and seventy-esveu (X7T), to the 6:h District
of originally T. oup. uow Merriwt-ther Bounty,
containing thirty-three (8X) acree. and kuowo aa
the Enlow place ; Aleo, the bndg lending on the
MerrieretLer tide of flint Hirer, containing one
and three tenth* of aa acre, being part of lot No.
wo hundred aa eighty three in the 9th District
es originally Troup, uow Merriwclher county,
Georgia.
AL-O. by virtue of taid order I will cell os the
let Tuesday in Pebi uery next, before the Court
llouee door in Griffin, Spalding County, oue
third part of undivided lot No. two hundred and
eight, (XOS.) in.he Second District of originally
Monroe, now Spalding County.
Plata of the difUrout parcels of land will be
exhibited on the dey of sale.
Ail of Said lands sold ee the property of J. C.
B»ek», deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of (aid estate.
Terra* ma le known on the day of sale.
The attention of capitalists are called to this
valuable property. It is situated on Fliut River,
Ift miles from Griffin on the Greenville Koad, in
eliding the Toll liiidge, known as Hall a bridge.
The LANDS, and the country around it, are
'the beet in this part of tha State. The Mills do
■the largest custom business of any nulls in my
‘knowledge, and are capable of doing a large
•mount 'of merchant business in addition to the
custom work, having two wheat and two corn
mills. The Saw and Lathe Mills art the best in
the country and all tlie-s mills are iu good re
pair, or requiring but a very small aaiount to
make them aa good as new.
There ere 800 acres of the land.io Merriwetlier
well-liiubered Pine laud, within threa miles of the
Mills.
Any parson wi.-Uing to examine th ese lands, or
so make enquiries, ere referred to E. B. Goodrich,
K«j.,or J. W. Perkins on the premises, or te the
subscriber, in Griffin. J A. BiSEKS.
octlß Ex’ r of J. C. Beeka. deceased,
Qf'hr} r TKCKS CALlCO—from 12) to 2t«ts.;
w* UPvF 50 pieces of figured De Latnca ;
25 pieces of all Wool do ;
15 pieces Sal do ;
SO pieces French Poplins j
20 pieces French Marinos;
15 pieces Alpaecss;
20 pieces Opera Flannels ;
16 pieces red and whit* Flannels;
7 pieces black xnd white Poplin ;
75 pieces of Sea Island Cotton, from Ifi to S5eU
60 pi- css of Bleached Cotton ;
15 pieces Linseye;
10 pieces cotton Flannel;
25 pieces Cas-inet and Jeans ;
16 pieces all wooiFrench Csseime res;
76 pieces Jaconettea and Muiliue ;
20 pieces Linen ;
20 pieces Black Cloth and Doeskin ;
100 Ladies’ and Mens' Shawls;
100, la’est style oloaki;
50 pair B'aoketa
35 c«s-» Shoes and 'loots;
15 Doxen Belmorxl Shirts ;
75 doxen Wool. For, sad Flush Hat*;
15 pieces Fancy and Black silk
60 and ten Uoc-pakirts;
All kind# of Cloak and Dress Trinamings ;
All kinds of Cotton Linen, and Silk Laces;
All kinds of Ribbon*
Ladies' Collar* and Ceflh.
Nubias. floods, Shi aga. ud
BrH^hit^lMwU; Toweling,
Table Clothe ; Linen end Clot ton
Damasks; Linen l>OUn4 Scotch Diaper
In fact, n Ml aapply of everything, which I will
•*»! »t greatly reduced prices.
For Q«ut«.
A l»rge aaawrtment of Business Suite, Bleok
Dt*eek»u end Cloth Panta, nad Coats ood Veete;
rfo, BiMdt end Figured
Vesta; » large aapply otPuruiehing
Banjos. Taaefcarioee,
«***»* Tailpieces, berews,
/ZTQbfi AND GENTLEMEN,
1 J* * »*l*.
N. H. SIMON’S
AND LADI&B' FURNISHING GOODS.
•II entirely aew.
mw friend* art most
respectfully requested to call oa Mr*. Taylot
*nd tattle the little Cath Tiekeu oa hand,
•• we w»k to have do «M Modi of any
thing on hand.
BrSK W.
.i * Mcwaunr mar,
Macon, - Georgia.
o*o- M. LOOAIT. PrefdMw.
*kea ObAh aad baggage Wagon Oiaeb
COr ' T pawengere eud beggrge to the
DAILY SOUTHERN HERALD.
VOL 1.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Charlie Wright,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWRLKI
EAST SI DEHILL STREET,
OVER VFFORD'S •
All Work warranted.
Dee t7J»«4.
VIRGIL a OOOK,
ATTOR NE Y AT LAW,
G.R IFF IN, U EOtOl A.
■ayktf
D n. martin,
A TTORNE r AT LAW,
GRIFFIN. GEORGIA.
Office next door to the Herald office, mayllf
0 M. J. DANEIL,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
OFFICE Up-stairs Front Corner Room Josses'
Building.
March 19'lm
J. Q. A. ALFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, GRIFFIN. GA
\\ T ILL attend to such professional buoincee as
» v may be entrusted to his care in tbe c«una
ties of Spalding. Pike, Upson, Monroe, Butts
Usury , Fayette. Ceweta end Merriwether. By
Croat pt and diliget.t attention U) professional duty
e will endeavor to please those who may *u»
trust him with bosirrsa He is determined that
the business of hie clients, together with bis own
shell occupy bis time end attention exclusively.
Office on Hill Street, up stair*, opposite HER
ALD OFFICE.
February 42, 1866. ly.
DOYAL <fc NUNNALLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
GRIFFIN GEORGIA
WILL PRACTICE IN THE COUNTIES OF
Spalding, Henry, Fayette, Butts. Monroe
Upson, Pike, Clayton, and Merriweather; and
will attend to the collection of claims egaiuat th .
Federal Government; and also to the purchase
and sale of real < flan.
As we shall devote our whole attention to our
profession, we hope to be able to give general
satisfaction to all who may think propel to engage
our services.
L. T. DOYAL.
A D. NUNNALLY.
Dec 47. ts
J. 1. HALL. T. W. THURMAN.
Hall 8c Thurman,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
JA CESOX, GEORGIA.
With practice in the counties composing the
Flint Judicial Cixcuit and attend to the
c illectioo of Claims against the Gxnxxal Goyxrn
mext
arch Ist. t£
BOYNTON* DISMUXeT
ATTOR NB Y S AT L AW,
rRIFFIN, GEORGIA,
Office in front room up stairs in Almah Hall
opposite brick Warehouse.)
WILL give prompt attention to such business
as may be entrnsted to their care, ih tbe
counties of Spalding, Henry, ButU, Monroe.
Upson, Pike. Merriwetber, Fayette and Clayton.
J. S. Bothtom, )
Faro. D. Dhmukk. f sep4—4m.
Dr. E P. KNOTT,
Having returned to Griffin, respectfully tenders bis
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
To those who may desire them. Office and rooms
in the BRICK BUILDING between the Livery
Stables, where be may ba found day or night
except when Professionally tngaged, april 19.
GRAND PBXIXG
AT
MRS. S. A. JAOKSON, AQT.
Griflln Ettpor um of Fashion*.
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER
I&TU, 1968,
WHEN the ettinene «rs Griffin end surrouudirg
eowatry nre invited to examine her maerofi
eeet neaertment of PINE BONNETS. HAIR,
C A PS, RI 880 NS .PLOW ERS.SII A WLS.CLO A K*.
wbk every nrtiele ueonly kept Hi a Nrwt-eiaa Mil
Unary Star* Oct. IR—Tt
J. T. JENKINS 9c CO.,
WHO WfeS ALS DRCGGIBTS.
Patent Medicines and n complete neaertment es
A FANUY AND TDILOT ART MUM.
LA*AMA, J*t ATLANTA, OA
riIXR
B. B.BTODDARD & CO.
ttitltstlt ©taltw
nr ,
BOOR, SHOES, AXB TMJHH,
AT BAKUKiCTUREB'B PRICES.
Ms X«otmg St, Chnrtaataa, S C
SEL & STODDARD.
MM4a
flftm Brat For Sole.
QTILVKA A MUImmI te raanovi te the
3 Aew aew i ■apiil ky A■■ Wkße A Ce. I
sytt^&aguraais
the *7 Miiaihm itrUieeAa, Mwg • eera
• jkwh »o a fcehe imping story.
I also here Arte DwriNng Buses Ac alt
jul>»df f llttßl.
"Tkv rest to Hk<si (bee Iks SwevC.*
GllfflS, (10., TtBOAT KWOK, OCT. 23, ION.
omrBRAZ<
LAND AND EMIGRANT
A OH N O Y
WITH UK AD-QU AHTKRB AT
GRIFFIN. QCORQIA.
I shall keep a Registry in my office, w bore all per
tias basing Lands Floatations City, or other prop
•rty *#r aal*. rent, or exchange, are respectfully
solicited to Register them free of charge, whether
my services are engaged xs A goat or not.
I em thoroughly acquainted with Bobthcre
Lands.and therefore amply ablate disoeia tbe
qeelity and strength as wall ee whet they ere
beet adapted for. ete.. etc., which will enable me
to reader valuable eervieee to Capitalists sad
others wishing to invest er exchange
> now base several Pten lotion.. Lou. and a
considerable quantity of wild lands in and ffisteat
parts of Georgia for sale, rent or •xchange, and
will soon kava them mapped out on my Register
■o ts at all son esosuiae for ths»areives.
I am Sow making, and witlenoe bass perfected
arrangements with parties in New York. Fbila
dolphin, aud Baltimore by which I shall be a bin to
advaooe money on loads, growing erope. ete.
ROToxcm: George » Niebote. Esq., Bay street
Savannah, Oa ; Ransom Rogers, Esq . Me. 119
South 4th Street, Philadelphia, aud tbs baeioeee
men of thic city.
A. JACKSON ROGERS.
JAMm M. XXOOXS, UCOU MACSO.VALD, LKWIX a. LXOAT.
“ Wilbur F. Johnson, M
(OF GEORGIA,)
with
iroohs, gtattionalli & €»,
mm m aamma
AMD
COMMISSION IMERCHANTS.
SO Canwddet street, New Orlcaan
Oct 9m
removal!
JOHN H. WHITE & CO.,
RETURN their grateful thanks to the citiicns
of Gr.ffin and surrounding country for the
liberal patronage
Fxtended to them for the fifteen years,
aud it ib with regret that they leave Griffin
and their old friends and customers, for in
untried field of business.
They are now opeuing on
Whitehall Street,
Atlanta, - Georgia*
the best stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Clotfling, Hats and Cape, Boots and
that they ever brought South.
They would fce happy to tee their old
friends when they viait Atlanta, and show
them through their stock, as they are satis
fied they can sell as oh mp «Nd me good
Goods, as and House in the citv of Atlanta.
J. H. WHITE,
••25 G. W. WUITE.
McAleer,
PLUMBERS AND COPPERSMITHS,
SAVANNAH, geo.
Every description of Copper work made
to order.
Hall Lampi, Ctfateliers, Pkkdawt
Lights, Fa/rcy Glass Shades, Bath Tube,
Lead and Iron Pipe, on bead aad for tale.
sepC—6ra*
Empire
sewing machine company,
Principal Oftce, 818 Braidway New Yark,
fIREAT IMPROVEMENT Hi Re wing m ethic,
w Empire Shuttle, Crank Motion, hewing Me
ekine It is thus rendered aeieetem in action.
Itametaew being all positive, it ie eet liable to get
eataf order. It in the beet PanNy machine. No.
tieaieeaiM la aar new aad improved Manufee
teiiM Jtaekiae Car Tailors and Boat and Shoe
mat. wanted, to whom a liberal die
west wttfhe given. Ne eooaignmeata will be
. . ttlfßg SEWING MACHINE Ctt
"scpll-dem L*»l
(ffiilliams, 2a»lori' (So.,
Commission Merchants,
NEW YORK.
libmal advance made oa Consignment* es
Podcce te either House.
Ootlß-2a
F. HORSEY
HORSEY, AUTEN 9c CO.,
HAIR. OAFS, AND STRAY GOODS,
Af ÜBtywit CharlMtM, I C
<StU'-*n
IVIMSi i G6LI MEB.IL
atm
Am, Inst Fair
Ocrosxa 19, 18A&.
la direct competition with all the leading
makers is tbe cavalry.
“PELOUBET”
ORGiNN
AMD
MELODEOftS.
PE LOU BET, PELT ON A Cti.
Respectfully invito the attention of pureheeefi,
tie trade and profession, to tbe
} S TRUMENTS
0( tbeir Mauufacture;
PEDAL BASE ORGANS,
Five siese, Five octave, one to three beaks of
kqys, three W eight setts of Reeds,
Prloea Sfltbo to S9OO
SCHOOLORGANS
Nine Styles, single and double Reed, ROseWcmd
and Block Walnut caeca
iidO io S4OO
Plsao style and Portable, Twelve Varieties,
from four te ax Otivw, Single and Double RMS,
Rosewood and Blifek Walnut Caeca
*»rl«Je« se9to sa«o.
tkvry Instrarr.ent is msde by coupetect work
men, from the best meterial under our personal
supervision, and every modern improvement
worthy of tbe name, is introduced in them.—
Among these we would cell attention to tbe TEE
MOLANTE, which has been so much admired,
and can be fouud only la instruments of our own
manufacture.
From among tba very flattering Testimonials ot
eminent Professors xnd Organist., w. give tbe fol
lowing extracu t
“The pedals I conceive to be unapproachable in
their beautiful smooth quality.'*—Wx A. Kwa.
“It is a grand, good Instrument, and does cred
it ot tbe builder. —H. C. Foloku, Troy, N. Y.
' They are among the finest Instruments manu
factured either in thie country or abroad.—Wm.
Bono. J. Mosexthal, Aptotnaa.
"They have given nnivsreal sstisfsctlo-."—W.
E Hawlkt, Pou-da-lxc, Wis.
“There it a peculiarly sweet xnd sympathetic
tone which harmoaixe* charmingly with the voice."
—W. H. Cooks.
' I am particularly pleased with tba arrange
ment of the different registers."—Wm. H. Bias
oust.
“No other inetroment an nearly appreaobee the
organ.”—The ChoriUer, N. Y.
"TWe Inetrument bee n dear superiority ovtr
anything yet introduced among ua.— lnSnenSml,
if. 7.
**Tha tones and the action are rsoellsnt"—Rrv.
W. S. Leavitt, Hudson, New Yark
“Tht more #e use (t tbs better we like H.’—J.
B Haoux. Hudaon, N. Y.
“The Two Bank Organ Harmonium is really e
gem. ’—J. W. Kooiicctt, Boston, Mesa.
**Ye have found them excellent in ell peiets
cmietHotiag a good io.trtmieof— i. 0. Coon, T.
i. CAog.
“It looks aad aeuada splendidly. 6. B. A**-
rom. Troy, N. Y.
“The Stoat perfect toned Metedoaa I mttf mw."
Gn P. Norm.
"‘hey tall back aa aaeh ePheNatial merits as
ssSBSSI?®’
c\mrm
Cireulnm, Gate, and Priee LHda, Ac. sent on ap
plication te
FBI.OUBET, PEL TON k CO.
941 ROADWAY. N T.
Or le nay es av Aganb a like principal aittaa
of tha Union.
uksui * w mwi
tea and corvu mium. 0101 norm
OaCAM, Ae.. An.
tar An the Ctaeking Or a tailr JB
qr —P he Arne wEh laeiaea jk
iSijLtmiiiil by this i.
f iimy ■ |< hpaba Ml thim eOmwiglh
"pn-*w rn mwa+m^ti.Y
JOS. ENGEL’S
111* STORE.
The undersigned deeirea to infbna flke
BUbJie that be be* reMsraod to bis aid betoe
la a iffik,
When he ia dstonmieed to fufoh $m
with GOODS ee LOW w they cue poenihiy
W liiiltH. I ttove « hand
jfiuws«s nhWi
A Complete Sleek of
OftT COO9S,
flrtkiag, Iffitta, Shffica, Wtm, *«.
My well known Charseter ee a buotaene
ana here ia former days, b sssioiaat ganr
antae of
Fair and Hon—t Dealing.
Call on me at my NEW STORK, at the
OLD BTAND, Went Corner of Hill flttoot
and Broadway.
Joseph eroeD.
An* 4. 1886—*m.
axxxt ixtax . a. u uAxv»ip«x. .a w. a raw
BRYAN. HARTRIDGE * C 0„
tOMMtssloN MERCIihNTI
AMD
SAVANNAH OEO RGIA
\A/ E solicit consignments and make advaaoee
v Y •„ shipments te ourselves, New York and
Liverpool correspondents.
I^"PLANTERS' SUPPLIES FURNISHED f
ts
J. N. SEYMOUE.,
CHERRY STREET,
MACON, - GEORGIA.
KEEPS on hand a full stock of Grbctrlei and
Provisions, w! ich be offers a* I6'w M* any
other bouse in the city.
He alee keeps oft bend ell grade* of Tf>sAf)CO.
and duels in L.>iillard'e SNUFF, end BROKING
TOBACCO, of varlntM brands, and is vitas a call
from merchants, Planter., sad others.
aug*o-dy Stn J. N BEYMOCR.
AMUKL r. SILL a. W. Or TUT. HXKXT a. COOISTIAH
BELL. WILLY & CHRIT IAN,
Cotton Paotorfli
and
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SAVANNAH, GBO.
ADVANCES made on all cuneignmeuta te aa er
to our friende in Liverpool, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore
OF* I'ereonsil atteaben given te the sole es
Cotton and forwarding es merchandise.
eep4—d2m* *
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
in Jackson, ga.
By viHoa es an from the Ordinary es
Butts County, will be aold before the CWpt
House door in tbe town of Jaekrtm , tel ♦lea tha
••pal Honrs of aale, oa tbe I IRSTIUEbDAT fa
November neat, two hundred and fcrty (adO> scree
of'and. (widow’s dower eaeepted.) eeid (cad hie
“ ““ i»x^
<an-40d AdcUatmtor.
COUNTY—w*T be 'mM
VT before the Conri Heaee dear sfeeed eounty.
on the flrsi Tneedev ip Wevaailav aem. ketwiae
the uaAnJ beam es sole, % Mlpwlnf property
te-wHi One Brvwt Bey Mm*. OddoSe Ipeidleg
eww aad enlt levied npoa as tbe pmpeWy a# laaae
*P hand h— o 4 bum
the OeaaOy Court efeafd eeuaty. la bmue es Pa
a Dewberry vn the eeM lama Jeaea. icmrh
petntedentkyPlft W. » MaCkSmS.
Oot. 9. law.—god. ICgbCheMK
Remington ft Boni
Maaa&etcrart af
REVOLVERS, RIFLE®, MUflOTt AMD
CARBINES, Mr tbe Uefted *******
Aleo, Packet *4 Wdi leefdbwa, t»
peeling Pwtele. Ri«a Oamaa, EmalvMm th
«•». ®h«» Mm Iwagkb tmi O*
Mnteriaia sold W 8m dwJgm M® thb
trade (rnerally.
•hodld Save bWa wt
xzxmmm amoemm
PartMa la amail tLmrnfm af
Aa Data imyrnmmiaia iwpMtafa, aad wyb
Tjj
Cireaiera aaetesai
of oar armg will ha foraiakad apOa applica
tion.
E. REMINGTON 41 «ONb. Bias, N. Y.
Mware I Niekok, Agea'o, la. 40 Ceart
W fit. f. X f® M.
SQUTffEkJt itEWLLJD.
yjra"fhe^aaga^
CITY BVJBXMCS BftICTOKY
U.Y
vcwnm cpMMifhaw
FieoJta raMtoh Rarrto
iwo. ■iatoffimj.Matl
OmcKwm-FoMehJimlffi. fleowi^
fimse'era hat* T»ie—Smith, Miiif
Bear*
jffiwu Katri mi— nmik INwtoa, Pot-
Naaiera toaffiisa, Memtoa. Wmo.
F—uas Newtoc, Wwq M*tocfke..r.
_ ctxrrrr gffiwaßß
ffi R WBMBTWI flidsemj iffißsi m ffifla
** J* KGOB WAtft-Qmh sTßaftor ObtA
D b iflff.t
10. 41*
"dT JwnSoN—IT alba I ■mill
to Ptoaanl Baaß Baitotos
lATXS Os UMAL ABfBSnBK
and Guardisne. ore requirediw tow to AStss
theflret Tutedey tommb moudk.Jtowueutou
nos
Nettoaeef sheweatoa aa* he fetoaa la m aaMto
foeette 40 As ye jittlwi
Notices of solee of percseel pruperty araul to
P’t* to a public gacetto 19 daps prsetoto to Mia
NotMC to debtors eed stoSita es aa «toto.
must be publfobed 40 deye.
Not to* that appltoottoa win be made to But
Court of Ordinary for leave te eeK toad maet be
pahßshed two months
Citations for liiiiii of a J - ! ntomllm " a*
anehip At, '
Citation, tor dismlasioa from VSQototrattoa,
•uee a month for tig moatba
letters es diemimtoe tram Oeardtoaihlp and
holes for the feteetoaun Os asertoraee mato he
moafc+a euaiasliiaa iktoe freer ddiaietoSre-
Pabl eattoue wtH alwqye beisetjetod smrdtog
“ w ~-
SATOi
eatoe per levy at too Haee er torn sffi
BheriT. mortgage fl 4 Mice per tory l<*
Tea OeHeeterl stout per touy ll|
ajasfcpgjSobr' :a
Notice of application for dmatoriaa frees , .
Administrative. g
NoGeObf eppliealieo tor ■finis, frtok
fa
is
■tele es permhnble pr party 10 days loa
Estrey notices. 00 da ye. 4 09
Foreclbrflto es atertgege. par sOuato, .A §
For mte adverttoag hto wtfoTto sfomta io 9
batlhoad Guzria:
BACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD;
t i. IWXS?
Leave Macon •
Arrive el Orton lilt* «
Arrive si Atlanta..... „ I ft P. M.
SSSYaterCTniliHlfl
Arrife.at MAcm . | ggP.i:
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD.
Y«. (Jolt, PammdHk,
VIRGIL MPHiSm:
Leaves Maiea..,.,.. MAM
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