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~ The "Mohawk Club" of this city,
intend giving private ''Masque and
Fancy Dress party" at their rooms over
Heude's store, on Friday, the LIST of March.
We tender our acknowledgements to them
for IN "invite."
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

TTNHE FIRM OF ALLEN HOSLE is this day
i dissolved by mutual consent, EDWARD
ALLEN having this day sold his entire interest
in the Coffee-hou>e known as sour House, In
the city of Baton Rouge, on the corner of Lafa-
yette and Main streets, to JOSEPH HOSLE, who,
r the future, will carry on the business in his
own name and for his individual account. All
debts dse owing by said firm must be pre-
sented to JOSEPH HOSLE tor paymen Mt, and he
is also authorized to collect all debts due and
owing to the late Arm, and his receipt alone will
be valid. EDWARD ALLEN,
JOSEPH HOSLE.
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Dissolution of Co.partnership

TNHE FIRM OF TAvAREs CO., is this day
i dissoved by mutual consent, j. N. TAVAREs
selling out their entire interest to Mr.. JACOB
KAHN, who will for the future carry on the BUSH
ness at their old stand on Main street. for his
individual account. All debts due or owing by
Tavares Co., must be presented to JACOB
KAHN for payment, and he is also authorized to
collect all debts due and owing to the late firm,
whose receipt alone will be valid.
]. N. TAVARES
JACOB KOHLMAN,
JACOB KAHN.
Ratn Rouuo Fob 11fh 1897
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LOST OR MISLAID.

A PROMISSORY NOTE drawn to the order of
n Frank Huguet, for the sum OF Two Hundred
AMI Thirty and 25-i00 Dollars, by J. v. Durable,
President Of the Baton Rouge, Crosse Tete and
Opelousas Railroad The said Note has been lost
or mislaid. Ali barties are warned not to trade
for the same, as payment has been stopped.
y feb21-lm FRANK HUGUET
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pa- The Custom House officials
of Belgium recently seized a man,
horse and his cart engaged in an IN
penious method Of smuggling. On
q small horse larger skin had been
artfully adapted. and the interval
stuffed with tobacco. o
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w A heavy fog upon the river
having kept back the boats due from
New Orleans at an early hour yester,
day, served consequently to keep back
our latest exchanges and to deprive us
of our usual resources for fresh news
gleamings from abroad.
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~ Ristori is to appear at Ma
sonic Hall, Louisville, Ky, on the
10th, Goth, 21st and 22d Of March
in the four tragedies in which she
has gained the greatest celebrity
Medea, Mary Stuart, Elizabeth and
Lady Macbeth.
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TN RETIRING from the firm of TAVARES 4
Il co., beg respectfully TO offer my sincere
thanks to my numerous friends and the public
for their very liberal patronage to the old firm.
At the same time beg that my young friend, MIR.
JACOB KAHN, to whom have sold out my in
terest and who Is worthy Of all confidence will be
patronized as literally as have been by the peo-
pie of Baton Rouge and the surrounding country.
feb12-2w J. N. TAVARES
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Baton Rouge, Feb. 10th, 1857.
NOTICE.

TN RETIRING FROM THE FIRM OF ALLEN l.
i HOsLE, beg respectfully to offer my sim
CO e thanks to my numerous friends and the pub
C for their very liberal patronage to the old
firm, at the same time beg that my young friend
JOSEPH HOSLE, to whom have sold out my
interest, and who is worthy of all confidence, will
be patronized as literally as heretofore, by the
people Of Baton Rouge.
febl6 EDWARD ALLEN.
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NOTICE..
LADIES, RELIEF COMMITTEE.

yTNHE LADIES' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,
l. through their Committee Of Relief, are pre-
pared to assist the poor, especially Confederate
widows and orphans, In the city and country.
Apply to any Of the undersigned:
MRS. TAYLOR, Mrs. Raymond,
:. HATCH, >. SOMERINDYKF,
.. READ, :. JOOK,
:. LYLE, =. BURGESS.
janis MRS. DOREMUS, Chairman.
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LOST OR MISLAID.

4 NOTE OF HAND Of Israel Chambers, to my
"A order, for Two Hundred and Sixteen Dollars,
with eight per cent interest after due dated 30th
Of June, 1866, due twelve months after date. All
persont are cautioned not to trade for said note.
as due notice has been given to parties interes ed
feb9-4t j. A. STOKES
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~ Venice promises to be valu'
able acquisition to the Kingdom Of
Italy, financially. The receipts ex'
coed the expenditure by nearly one
third.
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~ L. c. MORRIS, Collector and General AGENT
for the settlement Of Claims Bills, &c. Also, author
issd Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET.
Once 1t the Court House.
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u The President has vetoed
the Territorial Bill, passed by both
Houses Of Congress.
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INGEMISCO!

A NEW NOVEL, by "FADETrE," a lady Of New
n Orleans The best book ever written by 8
Southern author.
GEN. EARLY'S NEW BOOK-a memoir of the
last gear Of the war. just received at
feb26 BEAL'S BOOK & VARIETY STORE.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims against the Ef-
II tates of James and Unity Powers, will prs
sent them proved, to me or A. NJ Dunn, my At
torney, for allowance. j. B. POWERS,
feb7 Administrator.
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Supposed to Have Been Stolen.
TAKEN FROM Henry Thomas, fool a.
L ored), at Springfield Landing, La, 22S
one iron-gray STALLION, supposed to be four or
five years old, no brand perceptible. The owner
Is hereby notified to come forward, prove property
and take the same away.
jan29-1m EDWARD MARTIN
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NOTICE..

"AVING been engsg ed here ouer 20 yedrs,
h am prepared to soRyEY and sUB-pivI6k CITY
LOTS and PLANTATIONS, accurately have the
only complete sETT OF MAPS showing the oTa0tnH
sub divisions Of Lots in Baton Rouge; also, Town.
ship Maps Of this and other parishes:
VIM. G.. WALLER,
Surveyor, &c.
Baton Rouge, Dec. 18th, 1se6.-Sm
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DEMOREST,S LADY'S MAGAZINE
L>oR MARCH, 1867, at
l. feb26 hERoMANs'
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NEW BOOKS.

TNGEMIsCO-a new novel. GEN. EARLY'S
i Last Year of the War for Independence. Also
~ new supply OF GRIFFITH GAUNT and ST.
ELENE, at tfeb26l HEHOMANs
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SELLING OUT.

TN ORDER to close out consignment Of Shot
i Guns and Rifles now on hand, offer to pur-
chasers the opportunity OF buying fms English
Shot Guns cheap as they can be had in any OF
the large cities. large stock to make selections
from. feb2-3w] JOSHUA BEAL
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SELLING OUT.

THE UNDERSIGNED is DESTROYS Of closing out
i his entire stock of Groceries, Provisions Dry
Goods, DC, at reduced prices
jan3l +. OTTO.
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1~ "Little boys should be seen
and not heard" replied a youngster
when he didn't know his lesson.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

THE0WNER ofa WHITE COW,
wide slim horns-markes crop in
the left ear and crop and under. --A
bit in the right-branded on the left hip l. and
on the right the brand is not visible enough to
cyphsr 1t out
The owner can learn the whereabouts Of said
COW, by calling At Richlsnd plantation, per
kin's plaoe) belonging to W. 8. Pike, near the
city of Baton Rouge.
ANTHONY MONGET,
feb19 On the premises.
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Lag Give US an early call and you will
find it to your advantage.
e. FENDLER,
feb2s Third st., opposite the Bank.
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Frank Leslie,s Lady's Magazine

AND
LEMOREsT'S LADIES' MAGAZINE,
FOB
M a rch, 1857,
Just received at
feb28 BEALs BOOK 4 VARIFTY STORE.
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PLANTATION GOODS.

PLANTATION GOODS.
W Having received and constantly
receiving, direct from New York, goods
from the first importing houses exclusively
for cash, am able to compete with any
house in the South.
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~ WHARTON l. ILLINGsWORTH, General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents, ll5 Common street,
between Camp and St. Charles streets.
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NOTICE.

Baton Rouge, Feb. 18th, 1867
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

General Headquarters Stnse of New Work.
Adiutant General Marvin has promulgated general
orders No s. Upon the recommendation OF tho Inspector
Genesa tho following infantry rcgimontal organ zations
have been disbanded Thirty second regiment Lieute-
mt Cocnel W. A. Fuller, Clinton county; Thirty third
regiment, Colonel J. W. Smith, St. Lawrence county;
Thirtr-fourth regiment, Major G. l. Barber, 81. Law
rencc country; Forty-slxth regiment Colonel n. y.
Brown Orleans county Fifty third regiment Lieutenant
Colonel A. Taylor Oneida county; Fify-es ht regiment,
Colonel r. p wisner, LIVINGSTON county; sixty-thrd
regiment, Colonel W. Johnson, .atssraugus county;
county; six,y-sixih regiment, Coons, Z D. shaier,
Niagara county; SIxty.sevcnth g. Aent Colonel
Channcsy AsS0 Eric rSsay @ sssh rss
soveny.egh,h rcsiment, Colonel j. McNett Allcgany
county; Nincticth regiment Lieutenant Colonel r H.
regiment Colonel B. J. & Buckln, Cayuga county; one
Hundred and Tenth rcgiment Colonel s. 7. Arnot,
coonc Barns Washington county, u esra tho "aher
granted Henry w. Weed 10 raise the regiment known a.
the Seventy third has been annncd no orsonization
the abovo named regiments will be maintained until
further orders and the field and staff officers rendered
&c, will be iurucd over 70 some responsible cnIcer
Commanding officers Of divisions ordered to ,esr-
nate suitable officer In their command 70 assume
temporary command OF any districts in which no olccr
command or IN which none have been appo nied
pI.RANnMKST or REGIMENTS.
BY special orders No. 81, from General Hcadquarerr
and upon tho recommendn,n Of tho nsrectpr General
the following infantry regiments doipg duty tho Fisi
ulvisOn, nave Dccn ulsDlnuel.-ScVcntyscN0n fNg
mont First brigadel Colonel Thomas Lynch; Ninety.
9TH regiment Fourth brgado) lieutenant Colonel
Frank McEroy; Ninety-nin regiment (rust bricaicl
Colonel VIM. A. Lynch. The Geld and stat officers ,hcc
regiments have been rendered supernumerary, aud the
various company organizations will be maintained until
further orders from heasquarera All properly turned
over 10 tho Commissary General OF Ordnance and
Quarsrmaster General by the rcgimenial CON-
orsanzat ons Il they should bo retained in any oihsr
command. Major General ShaIer has been directed 10
report 70 the Adutant General companies OF tho
cuta xH
soiidatcd or transferred 10 other regments Captain
Rowland NJ Hall, addo camp, First brigade, has been
ordered 10 receive the property Of the
and Ninety y-nInth regiments In all probability several
OF these battalion companies will find room In tho second
regiment, Colonel Reid. or sxiy.nnth regiment Colonel
Mcmahon. The Twenty.sccond regiment Colonel pusf.
could nnd good material among the companies Of tho
Ninety.hrh regiment In a few days The whole matter
the GOOD Of tho service
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

sesssd o. certain personsl property in tks Nasg N
New York. the value whereof does not exceed AA
sum OF $4,000, as ! have been informed ana
believe; that said deceased died without issdk
aud has left, her surviving, me, her husban6
at the time Of her decease and Mrs RebeccA Havtland
residing In the city of New York. widow Of Aaron HAyE
land late OF said county, deceased her half sister and
only next Of KIN and heir at law that said Ann Maria
Forman deceased in her lifetime made what purpored
70 be several testamenary papers, all OF which, 70 the
best OF my knowledge, information and belief, were,
previously 10 her decease destroyed mutated or cam
celed by her three OF them in presence, and that
for several Immediately preceding her decease she
was q unatc; and have been advised by my counsel,
Alexander W. Bradford, after statement TO him Of
the facts which advice ! verify believe to
be true, that the said Ann Maria Forman
died ntestate, without leaving any valid and
operative will and testament, unless IL be will exc
cued n 1852 which found cancelled; that said de-
ceased married woman, aud was at or tmmedi.
aey previous TO her DEATH nhabitant Of the county
OF New York. And pray that letters Of administration
may be granted the estate OF said deceased by the
Surrogate OF the county of New York 70 mo.
The will, OF course, offered for probate, and =
tedious trial commenced The question as to the validity
OF the viii and Mrs Formans sanity at the time II wss
executed has already occupied the attention Of the Sur
rogate years vourninous mass OF testimony mas
been adduccd pro and co and no effort has been spared
by the counsel either side 10 get at all the facta r
gardless of expense The decision VIII be looked
tor with great interest
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
House Of Representatives.

There will be twenty nine vacancies In the House on
the 4h Of March, from the States Of California, Connec-
ticut Kentucky, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and
Tennessee. New Hampshire has her election on the
second Tuesday OF March, and win send three repubi-
cans Connecticut elects four members probably all
republcans) the frs Monday in April On the first
Wednesday in April Rhode Island chooses two repubi.
cans Kentucky has ordered special election on the
4th May and OF her members not more than two
are likely to be republicans The Tennessee election
regularly the first Thursday Of August and
owing to the unsettled policy Of The State regarding
suffrage, earlier day 10 not likely to be appointed
Her members equally divided as republicans and
Johnson men, On the FIRST Wednesday in September,
California chooses three members oil republicans There
also vacancy In the New York delegation occasioned
by the elevation Of Roscoe Conkng to the senaorshp
No special election has yet been ordered but there no
doubt Of the election Of saunch republican to Mr..
Conklings scat in the House. Members now chosen
stand classified as follows:-
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
sEocglYa LAW COURTS.
United Stutes District Court.
Before Judge Benedict.

Before Judge Benedict
Judge Benedict yesterday rendered bis decision IN tne
matter Of tho application made by Marshal Murray, OF
tho Southern district to remove the vessel Crcassian
from the custody OF Marshal Daon Of the Eastern dis
trct The Marshal Of tho Southern district claimed that
he had attached tho Circassian In September iass
previous similar action the part OF Marshal Dallon
but after consideration OF all tho facts elected Judge
Benedict has decided otherwise and directed the latter
ofcil 10 sell the vessel under heretofore issued
Tho sale viii accordingly take place on Tuesday next a
eleven o'clock A. NJ at the foot OF Joraemon streets
Unitei States rs one sill and Other Property. This,
was action for the conformation OF q still and iss
appurtenances belonging to Mr.. James Lynch, whose
establishment corner Of Bridge and Front streets was
seized in January last Lynch, II appears had been
making false entries upon his books and had largely IN
creased the capaeity of his STILL without notifying the
authorities The jury returned verdict yester
day afternoon the government thereby con-
demning the property, which is valued at So,2oO.
Supreme Court-Special Term.
Before Judge Gilbert
Gusdpe Baer vs Herman Dale. plaintiff sues to
recover the sum Of $4,000 and costs for an alleged libel
upon his character by defendant The complaint states
that on the 18th Of January defendant placed In the
window Of his store at No l94 Grand street. Eastern
District picture representing woman in the act OF
striking man, to which was affixed the inscription.
&c Baer 19S Grpnd street," thereby meaning plaintiff
In his Dale statcs that the picture true one;
that it was published in the Police Gazette In August
1865 together with what purported TO De report OF ns
cowhidng OF Baer in his store by one Miss Minnie Pnaen
mitigating facts.
Counsel for plaintiff moved to strike out the answer;
but after some argument Judge Gilbert denied the
motion.
County Court-Chambcrs.
Before Judge Dikeman
Henry Saydam rs John Smiul-This was an appeal
from the judgment Of jury rendered the 30th Of
March, 1885, in an action brought by plaintiff against
defendant before Justice stllwe Of Gravescnd Plain
t sued to for moneys collected by defendant
the Flatbush plank road after that road had been
ordered to be thrown open by the inspector. Smith
was the toll gathcrcr, and. claimed, had collected
toll fifteen different times from Suydam subsequent to
that order The jury rendered Judgment Tor $40 ana
costs In avar Of plaintiff when defendant appealed to the
County Court All the testimony submitted yester
day. and the adjourned until next week. when tho
arguments of counsel will be heard. There s0mo
fifteen other actions against Smith to recover for colicc.
ton Of toll money by him after the road was ordered
closed tho plaintiffs in which obtained judgments for
different amounts. All these were appealed from, but
IL Is understood that the o Suydam has beon agreed
upon test The manner Of Its disposition win
apply TO the others.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
suaslsAIEs COURT.


the summing up Of the counsel in the celebrated
rcrnnn viii case was commenced yesterday by Mr.
REYNOLDS on the part OF the contestants, and cxJudge
plerercnt on behalf OF the proponents Ex-surrogatc
r,adfa,d on bcla,f OF the CONTESTANTS, will make the
clasine ayurmcnt. which will take place Tuesday
rext The lforman will has been noticed on moro
opc occnsop In the columns of this nc xspaper but
tbe oause IL ain interesting one and the facts will
bear renct,,iop Anna Maria Forman was the only
daughter by hs Hrst wife OF hir. George Sutton,
a gentleman OF fortune, and for many years
resident OF this city, who died In Jolly, 1865. some
time before his death Mr. Sutton gave hs daughter by
deed and conveyance tho bulk OF bis real estate aud on
his Death LEFT her Tho residue OF his property by will
On the 2sth of March, 1861, Anna Maria married Mr..
Eros B Tornaau, sho bctrg then in her forty-thrd
wear with Sir. Fnrman she lived twelve years, until
when ho removed her to private insane asylum al
FIueh pc Long Island, whero she died years after
wards Upon her death It discovcxed that she had
rrad viii datet February ~, 1So2-a year or more
before sc entered tho nsylun-in which sne cut her
bns bard OF with the paltry Of 81 600, and be.
qrga.ncd The remainder Of her property, valued at
COO or more 10 aorne distant relatives
and chariiabls institutions Esht Jsys sitter the
death of ,rs Icnan, her husband appeared before The
Surrogate and ob'sned letters OF administration upon
tho estate of his Wife, upon the following afdavt deny
iua she validity Of such will
Enas FoFman, ot the city OF New York, bcin1 duly
sworn and examined, do deroso and say-That "a tho
time 81 her death eas tho hufland Of the said do.
ceastd; that sad dec Cd departed this life ~ Ssudord
TAii lanaiic asylum at Flushing, Len. isand tho
17tn dsy OF febr8srv, 6s. whore she was patient
~, said dccsscd died natural death. and died pos
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
THE COURTS.
COURT or OYER AND TsaMlNEH.

Charge of Arson-Trinl Of John Hanc TOT
Murder In the First Degree-The Tenement
House Burning In Thirty-frst street ana
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
SALES Or REAL ESTATE

s,ory hric& house and lot No 50 King strert et Sn
sty brick house and t No M west tsd street Syi5
Lot south side AL a., bse ~ oi y nyenue... sp5
lots north side tt si, 20 faat 0f ftlt esah. @U
Lot nofh q Y lsth sfct 20 n of 6ih ss~Aue 2s
Lot s0uih side Wgst th 80 as ~ N~ss III 5,a nt3
By ~ r. Ina & Ca
story baasr nd lo s;ast TSl0
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
RAyuaALrY MuMINAIloH IN Iaay.

TRov, March 1, 1867.
James Forty tn was nominated by the republicans Of
Troy last evening a. their candidate for Mayor.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

The parties stand, in the Senate, fortysix re-
publicans democrats; or, counting Dixon, Doo-
little d D. T. Patterson johnson men, fory-three
republicans to ten johnson.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Elections already held have returned hundred ard
twenty seven republicans Zone resigned, and thirty Fix
democrats Tho elections to come will probably add
eighteen republicans and eleven democrats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.
MISUNDERSTANDING, APRIL 20.
CHURCH SERVICES, &C., TOMORROW,


christ Church.-Seryice at II g.. M, and p.
~ by the Rector, Rev. Alfred Randolph.
St. Paups.--Service at at II q. m land p NJ
,r the Rector, Rev. Mr.. N orton.aE
O1Grnce Cturch.-Service at 1la m,,- ana p.
=, by the Rector, Rev. Mr.. Sprigg. The peWs
IN this Church are free.
Ct Masw's-Service alta m.,and 81 p; m, by
.bo nastor. Rev Father Kroes, and Rev. Edward
tuenchy, of Georgetown College, will celebrate
~ preach at IL clock q. m.
First Presbyterian. Sermon in the morning
and st.night by the Rev. Mr.. Nourse
Second Presby teqian,--Sermon in the morning
md at light BY the Rev. Mr.. Leftwich.
Methodist Episcopal Church South.-Sermon
in the morning and at night BY the Rev. Mr..
Munsey. .s2%F
Methodist Episcopal:-Sermo in the mo rning
and atnight by. the Rev. Joseph r. Wheeler.
Methodist Protestaat.-Sermo on in the morn
iog and ut night, by thesR j. B. Jones
Raptist.- Sermon in the morning and at night
BY the Rev &. j. Willis.
4Ieruadria Christian Associa tion.-Genera!
PRAYER Meeting in the M. +. Church South a.
o'clock D. NJ, and every evening during the
coming week in the Lecture Room of the Bap-
tst Church, at 5 O'clock. A cordial welcome
viii be given to all who will attend upon these
means OF grace.
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ICOMMUNICATED.

see by the Gazette that operations on the
Manassas Gap Railroad have been resumed
This is good news, and will doubtless be hailed
with joy By all, and as employees will doubtless
be needed, permit me to recommend to the ia
vorable consideration Of the officers OF the
company, the claims Of certalo OF our citizens
whose thorough acquaintance with the road
from actual experience-men who stuck by the
road to her last, without pay or reward, not
even rations-Who saw the last Fail torn up
and were then reluctant to retire. They deserve
to be restored to the road-all of them, as
con luctors, brakeamcu, baggage masters, Nc,
according to the length of gratultous service,
when the road wanted friends g.