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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-22

low prices, the sum OF TWO uoiiars per
day and ten cents per mile travel to and
from the capital. They now get the
same pay as then, Notwithstanding the
great increase claimed and awarded to
others, on the score and under the
plea that former salaries will not sup
port present expenses. Are not Imem-
bers OF the Legislature Of Vermont tit
subjects for consideration in the prem
Uses, and ought not charity and justice
TO begin at home first?
Equal Justice is the right OF all. I'm
reasonable compensations are ungen-
erous to demand and unwise TO bestow.
1 need not appeal TO any mans iudg-
ment to determine the great disparity eX-
listing in the salaries and. compensa-
lions allowed for public services, This
is selfevideut. If we consider and re-
lieve one class Of these services others Of
equal meris come Immediately forward
for extra, additional remuneration, and
for similar reasons are entitled TO SINH
lar rewards.
By accepting the Office you accept the
pay, seems to be the general sentiment
of the community in this particular, and
in legal parlance is correct But such
a conclusion forms no argument against
rectiGying manifest wrong, and no JUS
LITIGATION for Withholding from needed
and responsible service u just and ade-
quate compensation. Under the opposite
policy, the work o. experimenting our
common schools, one otthe highest inter-
ests OF the State, is LETT to the mere char
ity and benevolence OF parties having
those interests in charge, the effect and
practical tendency of which is, to re-
duce the position below the lowest
grade Of mental service and to Destroy
in measure, the force and efficiency OF
the school system.
However, it takes time IL move and
mould public opinion, and it is proper to
presume that some future day will re-
ward the efforts and fully reCompense
the labors and hardships OF all persons
engaged in promoting the general and
special interests Of the State in libe-
raj and generous manner. will quietly
trust and hope in this direction, and
counsel no relaxation Of care or dill
geuce in aiding and promoting the pub
lie good,
In all questions OF increased pay, ne
cessity and not position is the point to
consider. A high position literally sup
ported can have no better claims than
an humble calling with but scanty re-
ward. Iftherefore, it brings blush upon
the brows Of the sensitive, or tinges the
cheeks Of the generous and liberal with
the livid cOlorings of humiliation and
shame to see venerable Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court Of the State COM
ing down from his honored bench at al
most seven dollars per day, and res
pectfully asking the legislature, through
its committee, for nearly eight dollars
instead, wha} in mercy, what in con-
science, must oo the feelings and emo
tons ofany man on beholding & lone
SuteriDtendent Of Common schools COM
ing down from the vallies and rugged
hills OF Vermont at the small pittance of
one dollar per day, and quietly and IN
obtrusivedy asking the General Assem-
nly 70 JUS double that tritlng amount ?
*. ". r.
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RUTLAND HERALD.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1866.
[Por the Herald.l
Nsscs and Observation AT abe
Capital,

close, and without the official dignity of
many o. its members. Such as were
thos new members the last elections,
snd d servpg their first term, will
geners be returned next year in &C
cordan, with tn established customs
and ussga of the several towns in that
regard. Most IL not all whose second
terms closes with the present session,
will disappear before the political
shanges OF September 1867. Such is the
destiny Of life, and such especially is
the destiny Of political honor and pro-
motions. To-day we are, but tomorrow
we are not, is as true in politics as in
nature, as true under the gifts and in
stitltions OF men, as under the laws and
DEGREES OF the material universe
The general legislation OF the session
about to adjourn without day, VII COM
pare tavorably with the laws aud en-.
setmerJs Of any of its predecessors.
Some important measures nave been
already passed into law, and many more
remain in the hands Of committees or
elsewhere, awaiting their appointed time
-no opPol OunI'y 4ot nu@t "0'''H' "a
very large amount OF GOODIES corporate"
are being established in different
portions OF Ihe oCaIe' LoF carrying GU
ana prosecuting great variety o. III
'eEes's' 'Hulc@'inS nucH 'neIsy anu
perseverance among Jhe coFpofaUorS' as
WEI ~ 'he ease ana readiness WIN
"hlch c2pltaI Is concentrate" LOT lne
promotions Oh any IeSII'iua'e purpose
h,,,e ro,.o oru.Li,,. - A. IN .ba ~,a4,or
- e,.o~sn.oojn,, snocoes - ,bo >ar,fos
- -. - r7i,,u-'os e,,;.o', .,,r,ho,
- ..-..s-,,,.S. ,-uI-. "a,
go 80.
NE .s'S''@O''N VI 'o'oA'' 9N0u'N VIZ
OH Au~-iy PASS OH" ''O0,-'0 o '',"' "
"1i''N 'i.G4e -" ~ ~ ma ''''''0 49,
- '0'l'0'AiNs, w. VIZ N''''N' @''N my
4Lo gr,h;act NJ co,. idara h1o cop,n,ev,t opd
800 ..;t;o;sr 7, rrfI Va rooai,,nd bv
- ~. leo 4or,ns +b;n1z pith govor
49, r1oreror WI j., rorco corro+ fail ~
r,-r. roosono,io so+;sfoction TIC nro
S,,s;one NOV loot 1i++,o +orri fyirG -
.ha --.ns;on+ ond foroior horn hrt tho
s.ro,,,1- forword e,,1I S,cod and soporo
.u;T. nora rothino - roor from, sc no
,.x;o+tons u will oeac+ M rnor,s riob+O
x,ro .ova r;oh+s - oqroc+ and pili do.
,,-;vo No roo9 ~ bis van wbo is riob+.
f,,I,u on+,+1nd ~ oos+ ana
some very singular auu curious points
are 0sVe4oPeo III IeglS'"V'oh DIS III pom
, .,<-, chm saIo-;os ~ sa1ari4t mem and
- aaa :ur.onoos oro a,i+a s,ccossr,l
c.. 1'D' .a4 roroi,la aronn,ants ar.
800. - ~,,+Lo inoonors IN So
'st,';9-- 49, n,Ioass;,x, - .,cb incroaso
.sa.as -,v,a,, ,,or,nrs r.osocs and d,vors
,,-.,r suot 90 rr,s,oI amount
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-22


in the highest branch of usIional legis- |
lation, the Srnate of the United States,
a man whose eye ever ktuded and whose
soul ever warmed Al,t enthusiasm,
when M contemplated Ltr uame and |
fame of his State Rorn and reared
among our people, hun"rt Ia large de- |
gree by their trust aUd confidence, aud |
Intimately acquainted VIVA their his, |
tory, the appointment was most appro. |
pirate anu deserving. II it were proper |
10 argue so narrow i consideration, 1t |
might be said thar Mr., Foot, from his
location, represented lhr wcs' side OF the
mountain,
Another commissioner was TO Oe APP
pointed ami who would command in a
larger degree the cont fence OF the Legis-
ature than the Hon. Justin 5, Morrill,
Of the HouSc--a man rmphAtically of
the people, who Aad faithfully and
hon0rably rrprcseutri them for AN uu.
preCedented number Of Nrals In the
most popular branch OF our National
LegisIa,ure-who had r.ecu 10 the com
mauding position OK the lratrr %, the
house OF Representatives ami enjoyed,
both at home and abroad an eminenty
national reputation.
Here taeu Sir, We have board of
commissioners selected win lht utmost
care, prudence aud wlsdo" one, our
distinguished REPRESENTATIVE" IN lAe
Senate OF the Uu)ud States the other,
no less distinguished aS member OF
the House o Representatives Oh lhc
United H5ateS. the ONE irPIeSthuuS
| locally the "'st SIDE @, oar mountalu
range the other unr eastern slope,
| They are not volunteer COMMISSIONERS,
assuming 10 oIrect our action, but OIL
GERS @. our own crgaJion aud asked to
/ DO our bidding.
! ga the very threshold %, their laOoEs
/ Mr.. Foot died. Beautiful Ia his lie,
/ nut more beautiful 'iu he hour ana
article Oi 0edlh, .e was gathered 10 his
| fathers, aud his commission was cndtl
lie speaks Not 10 lis t) 'ay.O. his con
! VcIonS But j' lho~" "ho knew Mr..
| Foot Intimately It need ~ he said, that
the niche Oi Fame We arr asked TO as
sign To the ilmented ColIamcr, would
have received his warm aud enthusiastic
! approval.
Carrying out the Instructions OF your
legislature, your gpycrnuC filled the
vacant place IN th" commission, by the
appointment OF TIE young and earnest
statesman who came to the seat OF oar
honored aud !amtnted dea a.. lie speaks
to us IN TINS report. out while he otters
his o"n CONVICTIONS l believe we have
a right TO say that ne reflects the judS-
ment OF MIN, whom we loved and non
ored IN NE, ana whose memory AMI Wy
tues we CHERISH IN death.
MT. President, when this Report was
laid upon our tables, ana was referred,
as Ene" II must oe' 10 the committee
under the 4th J'lnt rule 'e.t mat we
were pecul'ariy fortunate IN having at
the head OF this committee IN eacn
House, gentlemen SO ein'hentIy IlIteu
oy the'r tastes, thelF eoucatlon ana eA-
perlehcr, 10 present taIs SUBJECT IN lIS
most winning anu convincing llght 70
tne attention OF our legislature MIR.
trout 'ne CHAIRMAN Oh the commit
zee on CHe part oi the mouse. was d
to"hS'han, q oo-o"l ''th' ana com,
pauIou "l VII F"'1 d -ehl'eIiIau a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31
VIE T fMhhMGItGHR sA SOCIETY,
by the. General Assembly, and
! -, =, II a nj ~ ya1v of Eli1{-.f

Incorporated by the. General Assembly, and
ii composed .ey clusiyely OF ~,
-S.VIRGINIAN PROPERTY HOLDERS.
Have determined to send at onceto Europe cne
Of their Directors to secure the tenants and ia
borers required in this State. Their Commls-
sioner, who is row arranging to embark Tor
Great Britain, will be empowered to contract
with reliable tenants in Europe for the lease OF
lands, either in large or, small tracts. Land
owners who wish to rent their lands are invited
to communicate with the Secretary, at the office
of the Society in Lynchburg, who will furnish
the necessary forms of power of attorney and
contract to be signed BY them and the immi-
grants. Each application must state what rent
will be required, and whether in money or part
of the crop. Our Commissioner will go out &C
credited as the agent of the Virginian lund-hold-
ers, proposing fair renlunerative contract to
persons who wish to como to this country, and
will take active and energetic measures to place
before the proper classes the advantages OF the
locations which we propose.
Farmers and others wishing to employ select
ed laborers, are invited to avail themselves of
this organization and communicate with the
Secretary.
A Land Register will be kept in the office of
the Society, where will be registered descrlp-.
tons Of lands for sale or lease, in any part of
the State, which will be broughtto the notice of
all immigrants and other settlers calling at the
office, rs we'll rs extensively advertised in this
country and abroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

The New VEsTRY OF CHRIST. CHURCH
We understand that the new yestry Of Christ
Church will be composed as follows, under the
compromise effected, and Of which there was
notice in yesterday S Gazette: On the part of
the old vestry, L. B. Taylor, G. F. Lee, E. G..
Fletcher, W. C. Cazenove, H. W. Vandegrift
and W. G. Yeaton, and on the part Of the late
vestry, H. s. Martin, DR.. j. P. O'Daniel, c..
N. Gregory, S. N. ;Garwood, B. ". ellis and
Robt. Jaggard. In an informal hearing of the
case now before the Circuit Court, in regard to
the legality of the appointment of the present
trustees, Judge Thomas is understood to have
been decided in his opinion, as to the right OF
the court to make the appointments. There
will be regular hearing Of the case, however,
and decree made in day or two. i .z,.i II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

In the U. S. Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Harris,
from the Committee 90 the judiciary, to whom
was referred the petition Of certain former
slaves Of George w. P. Gusts, asking that a
portion of the Arlington estate be set apart for
their use, asked that the Committee be dis
charged from further consideration of the sub
ject. So ordered. These negroes wers not
content with being set free by their former
master, but wanted to divide the estate among
themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

COLLECTIONS FOR THE ORPHAN ASYLUM
The ladies regularly appointed to make the an.
nual collections from our citizens, in behalf of
the Orphan Asylum, are out on their mission
OF love, and we trust, that Notwithstanding the
exceeding hard times, 3" they may meet with
great success. We are requested to state that
three parties have been calling on some per-
sons, soliciting. aid for the Asylum, who are
wholly unauthorized, and our citizens are warn
ed against this imposture. ~ ~-.,I.. w. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31
LOCAL NEWS.

CIRcUH COURT Wednesaay Upon pc
tition W. L. Milburn and J. H. Campbell wers
appointed on the Board Of Trustees of Sarepta
Lodge, in place of l. l.; Kinzer, decd. and
Andrew Jameson 5aa5.!Sgs5@:.5 52@
VIM. Fowle's executors VS.. VIM. Fowle',s
devisees-in chancery. W. G.. Yeaton, COM
missioner, ordered to settle accounts of com
plainants, as Executors of VIM. Fowle, and also
to report whether any Of the parties areindebt-
ed to the estate, the amount of interest, &C.
Margaret Riley VS.. Charles .Riley-in chan
Gerry. S. N. Garwood, receiver, instructed to
pay over the sum Of $l35l:97, amount in his
hands, to parties named, each party to pay his
own COSTS r.+.,f-
Thomas Davy vs.. Trustees Of the NJ. r.
Church-in chancery-Decree for the sale Of
the church building at the corner of Princess
and Patrick streets. NJ -,
Southern Protection Insurance Company VS.,
j. A. and I. A. Stoutenburg leave to file
amended declaration
The argument in the case iof Isaac Newton
VS.. J. Nagee, il, involving, as we stated yes
terday, some thirty or forty thousand dollars,
was concluded and the case submitted to the
Court. F. L. Smith and 81. Fl. Wells for the
and j. II. Bradley and ". Y
Fendall for the defendant. =za"@a
To-DAY.-The case of Bonnell, Brown, Hall
& Co. vs. G. G. Wildman, involving some
$50, 900 or $40, 900, has occupied the time Of
the court to-day. d .4.1 g:.,, 74.:l j.. ......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

TRUSTEES, SALE,-By virtue -of a deed
Of trust from Margaret Calender, bearing
date on the 10th day Of August, 1865, and. re;
records of Alexandria County, Va, the under
signed as trustee therein named, will sell at
public auction, on SArURDAY 7, the 26th day
Of May, 1865, at u clock, IN i'm front Of the
Mayors Office, in the City Of Alexandria Va,
certain Annuity or Rent Charge OF forty one
and one-eighth dollars. charged on a lot OF
and Wilkes streets in the said City Of Alexan-
dria in front on Water street. fifty-two feet,
inches, and in depth seventy-fou feet with two
frame tenements thereon Terms cash.
my I5-eots ALBERT STUART, Trustee
mE-The above SALE on account Of weather,
has been postponed until SATU RDA1 NEAI,
June Cd, at same hour and place. r
my 26-1w ALBERT STUART, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31
CD PROTECTION TO ALP

TIE FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY,
having chartered the safe and commodlous
steamer WA WASET, would res cleo
pectfully inform the citizens OF. $500 &C.,
Alexandria, that they will give an
EXCURSION TO GLYMONT,
ON MONDAY. JUNE 18th, 1866:
The Company, thankful for the liberal re-
Spouse to their appeal in aiding them to procure
u Steam Fire Engine, are compelled to tax your
generosity still farther, by purchasing for your
Selves day of enjoyment, as the committee
pledge themselves to spare neither pains nor cx-
pense TO make it a trip ever TO be membercd
with pleasure. ~
a good serviccable engine will cost "a, WO.-
We have in bank about 81 800 amount on sub
scripton books uncollectcd about s., OOO leaving
q deficiency Of 81, 500, which the Company IS de-
sirous of raising as soon possible so that they
can be more efficient when the devourlng elc-
ment is raging in your midst. -,
The boat will leave the wharf, foot of King
street, at q. M, and p. M. returning will
leave GIymont at p m. and 8 D. m.
Esputa's Celebrated Brass and String Band IS
engaged for the OCCASION.
Tickets for Lady and Gentleman, Sl.OO; La
dies Ticket, so cts Children under II years OF
age and servants, IS cts.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
r. M. Latham, K. Tomlinson, Ed. Clarkson.
COMMITTEE
R. Ii. Bayliss G. T. Wilmington,
g. w. Henry. Jno. Powell, 49,
las Cole +. Tomlinson,
Tickets can be procured at French's and
Davis s. Brenncrs Book store.
No improper persons allowed on the boat.
NV 21-on3t .-.....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31
AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF

DUBLIC SALE OF
/ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Under authority ,oaa, decree of the. Circuit
Court of Fairfax County, Va, rendered at the
June term 1861 in the suit O. Carter VS.. Look
and others, the undersigned, Commissioner
therein named. will, on Monday, the 4th day oG
June, 1866, at y clock, NJ, Chat being court
day. )at the front door Of the Court House o.
sad county of Fairfax, offer at public auction,
RED HILL containing by recent survey
$50 ACRES. This land lies psrtl vim the coun-
ty Of Fairfax and partly in the county of Primes
William. The portions situated in the respec
tive counties will be sold separately. The pro-
lccted independent line of the Manassas Cap
Railroad. passes by, or through the tract, and &
is near a contemplated depot. The land is con-
sidered the very best and most productive IT,
that region of country, and is of the red clay
soil. there held in such high estimation, ;, nd il
we'll adapted to the production of all kinds Of
grain and grasses. There is an abundance, Of
wood on the land, and tits provcrbially healthy,
The buildings are comfortable
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent. OF the
purchase money! be paid in cash, on the day CT
sale as deposit, to be forfeited on the failure OF
the purchaser to complete his purchase; tne res
iduc Of the purchase money to be paid in three
equal instalments of six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, and the title TO %
retained until the purchase money is fully psid;
ser, upon his default, at any time, to pay tnt
cash deposit or the deferred nstalmentg. Co.,
veyanciug and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
FRANCIS J.. SMITH,
MATTHEW HARRISON,
an 11-oots Comm'rs Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

Somebody has died lately and left Mr.. Chas
Stewart, editor of the Jackson county wis. }
Banner, fortune of half million of dollars
People should not fall into the mistake Of sup
posing that all editors are liable to be overta-
ken by such calamity as that which has be-
fallen poor Stewart. -....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

The dwelling house at "Smallwood's Re
treat" Charles county, Maryland, owned
by Major j. T. Stoddert, was consum-
ed by fire on Friday night last, together with
about $3.50 worth of furniture belonging to
Mr.. Daniel Braganuier and Mr.. Henry Bowie,
by whom the house was occupied at the time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

The forgery and fraud of the Augusta coun'
ty petition, might have sunk into merted 90,
livion and contempt but for the impudent as
sumptions and remarks of two of the ultra
Radical Senators, when the forgery was with
drawn from the files of the Senate: 1t is es
pecially for their sakes that the fraud should
be held up to public opprobrium,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

The roof Of a small frame building Oh Union
street, opposite Ferry alley, was set on fire last
night about II OF clock, but the flames were ex-
tinguished by the city watchmeu, before much
damage was done. --. .... ..... :.-...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

New GROCERY. Our young friends, Harry
Hough and e. Lawrence Tolson, have taken the
store, on the old Post Office corner, lately oc-
cupied by MIR. j. T. Janney, where they have
large and we'll seleated stock of family grocer
les We wish Messrs Il. and L., success 10
thcir business ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

A Journal in New York recently asserted, on
the strength of an incorrect departmental re-
port, that only $500 gold watches ha1 paid the
Internal revenue tax, while but ] 200 of these
wele valued at more than S 100. A Washing
ton correspondent OF the Newark n j. Ao-
vertiser efectually disproves the stat, ment by
figures compiled from Official data Itappears
that instead of $500 gold watches reported to
the assessors throughout the country, the re
turns reached 34l AGA, paying tax Of 1885,
363 Y.
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w ORTHY OF NOTE

W
Our assortment of DRESS MATERIALS for
warm weather is now one Of the largest in the
District, and comprises almost every fabrique
less than the cost of importation when gold was
about 25 per cent. premium, and rs we are still!
selling them at our prices thirty days ago. We
can safely recommend all in pursuit Of DRESS
GOODS to examine our: assortment and prices,
feeling confident that we are offering many de-
srable goods at much less than we could place
them on our counter to-day but our stock is
very large and we wish to keep Throwing.
All goods marked in plain figures at the low
est cash prices No deviation allowed.
w. NJ. SINISTER & BRO,
my3l-3t No. 36. Market Space Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

A double turreted u. S. Monitor, came
down from the Washington Navy Yard, late
yesterday afternoon, and anchored off this
place. She sailed early this morning, accom-
panied by large steamboat. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31
G. STAFFORD,
AUCTIONEER,

No. 50, KING STREET,
Between Water and Fairfax Streets,
Will give his personal attention to the sale OF
Real Estate, Household Furniture at the resi-
dence Of families declining housekeeping. Also
to the sale of stocks of Groceries and Merchan
disc Of every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness, &c.
may- Sale of Furniture, Glass and Crockery
Ware, Boots, Shoes and Clothing at auction,
every TUESDAY, THUR snd SATUK
DAY MORNINGS, commencing at 10 O clock
a. m Consignments solicited.
J. G. STAFFORD,
myl5-3w Auctioneer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

A Railroad Convention is now in session in
Washington. Among those present are the
President and Superintendent of the Orange d
Alexandria R. R.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

A petition has been presented to Congress
stating that the "true interests of American
literature demand the adoption of an inter
national copy right law, by this country and
Great Britain" and urging that measures be
taken to til at end - A. :.-... -. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

The depot quartermaster of the Department
at Washington proposes to sell in few days
81, 900 feet of Government lumber.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

MI. F. H. Harrison, at his restaurant, next
door to the Gazette Office, is now in receipt OF
the finest strawberries we have seen, also clans
and crabs; in fact all the delicacies OF the sea-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY:
PRESIDENT,
Hon. JAS. BARBOUR.


DIRECTORS.
Hon. Alex Rives, John N. Forbes, esq.,
Hon. VIM d. Hart Gen. G. G.. Wharton, Maj
A. T. Robertson Col Robt l.. Owen, n Francis
Cabell, esq, hon. Charles Bruce, Launcclot
Minor, esq, and Capt. e. l.. Shelton:
Major Peter j. Otey, Typographical Eng !neer,
and Architect.
Dr. W. p. Robertson, Secretary. =.
All communications must be addressed to the
Secretary Mt Lynchburg, Va. my l9-3m !:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

III New York Yesterday Governments were
unchanged from the previous days rates except
the 10 40s, which were per ct: lower, closing at
955thc Is OF 1881 closed at l0i, and 5 2Os at lo2s
Sold closed az 1881, having wavered very little
from that figure during the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-31

Orders have been issued from the War, Ma
Wy and Treasury DEPARTING directing appro
pirate honors to be paid to the memory OF the
late Gen. Scott ~ -s.s sv GsetE