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Our gallant friend, tho Senator who
represents the "Indian Queen" ind who
Is such devoted admircr of the fairer
laif ofcTeatiVn fat 8 fdlstAIGA, wdt@ ~
shy that he cannot understand why we
commend Mr.. FLICK's amendment, ayl
"fp6e J6wRYpp9E hi4l lGfs Gaet iatgc
ara AGt Sc6hbs d6%ha III 4Ae' sefasOFs
amendment. He quite misapprehends
our pppose in supposing we meant to
hold 81 dudmenE Ehp rtdieulepr ar
ray anything against II. SO far from 1t,
we are quite willing that women shall
have the ballot whenever they want It.
Ayc believe, though, that, in genhEdA they
much prefer to have along with tic ballot
somebody whsIEt1 gsfRItbo polls and
deposit II for them.
Our advice, thorcfptSF5 SF5Khilc gratuitous,
was quite ClisintercstGd and we still think
gool0uOf cbLnsS 1it might be adopted
without abandoning the Constitution alto
gethtS tS9l46af &sr t4E5e aidliserest
in tie Constitution would he apt 10 flag,
in consequence 6r greater attractions AT
loms,bpt doubtless Dir gallant rFicRd has
sufficient versatility Of talent to look after
both. IN that view Of the case, we with,
drawioutadvite ast6 tho Constitution but
stick to the rest. Lest the Senator nlGy
''i ~e sSsS X q a8dproms; S
Il a cordial support. pnanW l
Tho tmales" are no pet Of ours
What we OBJ ject to most Is theirirrcguIari-
ties; though when ftanking Is abolished
and everything has 10 be stamped, per.
llalR they will do better. .e,
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New York Produce Market.

NA" ASAAt EVSEUAt1 p'
CorroS-WithOut decided Change; Gales Of
1880 baloS'AG 251Go for middllngupGnda.
FLOUH-Cloacd dull aud slightly In buyers
favor, I.ili ''Ba' au q, ~ I''7f7'+
WnRAT-R Rather quiet; spring steady and un.
81 q; winter red and amber. At $l47@
2gx. Rye-Dull and dropping. Oats Dull
and heavy at 63Nc IN store fol. ..westcrn. Corn
Quiet aud heavy at sa19Oc fOFnew mixed west
chi.
! PRovrsroNs- little Rrmer; salo 80
batrGlE Ness: seller February 80 76G97s b0;:.sel
ler March $96 1906. BPOE-Quiet and VnehalgL
cd: Cut Meats and Bacon -N0mlnGlly plchAng
cd. E' iH.H '"i 'F ".'
LAm-Quist; prlmostNam. 1870 bid for Feb.
ruAry, and 16c asked. r'r tn,
EGGs-Flrm at SlOS0c for fresh. ...1
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The Colored senator from SiIIisssis-
Sippi.

u1hn 0nIoHad' CsSnofrk G.oVNrI STtsS;a
"0 "O''U s;nm; ~
- ..,,.. IfP '-l'!
"'U" Ms '7V,'"'"Se 'VO'""' .-,
IL mas aIFeHuy 1eel' ANNOUNCED tllut
slSSl llpppl h'lS Ha4eclitllee " = 9}9hatI ~
tee (!AiIcaT rye u 1ne et ~ SsliGt ~,
ttlS nAme ls1VoYeh -tIG u not WlIhout
some experience IN puhllc allaits, havlng
9een member o. tie Cisy C2Mncl! o,in'i y
NatcileA, some lime ago, anu, ~ tnc u'nc .1ac
0l MS recent G!eC.lon, mc'Incr II. VI IiS
SEqt9s senate n 4sl N a pft t4tFR2 S4l5i S4!giS
o. iiles aS Sala tonhaSe 'DgetE St.tWays Y
highly respGcAD!e anu nus m GllaE4CetI ~, 70
have been above feproach. hs : Sal1 70
nave oeen poFn in lteeto y SSFS INV, SSF q
ollna, aaI % haye spent MuSA oI sAs Hte
aS 9, ,minister a ue agoSlL atlq lVP u ,t,lsS Mis
Meth9dlstS ~ tne, pFGaEilg oaSSL W.
re0SloI nc VIZ .iisY y w s H vi ~
early connected WIN us seIHiCe sna' = y
soon as tHc coiStcu Pop4asM.oI =, wetS fS.,t
IoMSo 70 Sll!er 1ue s.En.S, WY I1t sa ets
nent OF negro EeBlmeLts;;iY9 u1s ASquLe'.
menus arc very IoSpeca9iCt, IQE. w r.
ccived tle .IpalnlenB pL euucaTsan Y WV y
several scll9ois a9a ~ sGullnl!gleI y petole 90
!eaoaef in SSh0oIs establishsd & ~ ne Hsas
n g. hc eSierSu !ace, 1 y ~ w iaS nsE ~
nicksOarS nc was 4, St!aced @ i 70 i e G,uce \;
3'UTs ,,s uH',no;.,Os In s % 11IuSS,Io
cru otcE NJ SSUS Tta;ox dN,,ae AZ ae J'r;or ,So ~.Or
ctvICe ~ tS oiCh GaS' ~ Siu. nv rDot %
u the tepgES LSIaSt9 ..os5s S.I' i;s oS
nc Is lksiy ~ snoW '" anSoIin~ ~
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Dens whenever a n6W Senator makes iis

mems %hencyer' new Senator makes his
appearance with his credentials.
The curiosity felt concerning him will
last but for day, and. then tho colorctl
Senator will become as commonplace as
any white sepatoT can possibly be. lfhe
Is d lnAn Of sense and qualified 10 be use
fllin that bOtly, he will soon show 1t and
have the credit 70 which he Is entitled If
he Is not, he will be endured there with
aIl patience, us 80 many ignorant and silly
White men have been before him, II Is
his place that will gain him honor. 1t is
the mHithoOdKe may show; the character,
he may illustrate, that will fix his position
in gR sTTSstAIm 2 ftmn1Wah
IJtO u W. W SNs
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!. &s3 !. ;. $50

With It's large Republican majority in
both branches, the Rhode Island Legisla-
turc hung fire for over six months on the
Fif(eesntl .AIWlsspqlllmpqnI. Few Of ouE read
ers, wG Eue6B; KNOW the reasons Of This re-
luctaMCG and delay.
Until 1874 tho State ,ofa %RAOde Island
and Providence Plantations" was govern
Ia SSti II staifiSl sTf % VI p& Tssio 9 II Tasia6E
oughly republican, giving 10 the people
the election hfall officers, high and low,
including the Governor, and thus II re.
Quirel no change at tile revolution. But
Il restricted the suffrage ito free-lIoldets;
liberal enough for 1851, but hardly salts
factory in the year '1S4l, especially In a
State devoted almost exclusively TO manu-
l;lcturGs, and containing so many Of the
laDdless. 1t will be reColleoted that the
latter and their friends, under the lead Of
Thomas ". Dorr as, their Governor in
that year, attempted to make new Con-
stitution and set up government, hostile
to and independent Of the old charter gov
crnnient. The movement Is known rs the
Dorr rebellion. F :'''r" ~ .'H9',1!i..h.[
II wns suppressed without bloodslicd,
but the "Algerines," as tho adhcrents Of
the old order Of things were called, were
beaten ut the next election even among
the aEehOlderS, AntlAfhe legislature Cho$
Oh tdolSstcps tb rcYfse tho chattet, and .
put matters upon more liberal basis. A
new constitution was made which remit
ted tho property qualification to all native
born American citizens, but,lett II in fierce
Us U Foreigners. ,4.7.N..a ,,m ~
I Within tho Inst twenty years, 1rishmcn
in great numbers have settled, in Rhode
Island, forming now from 25 TO 30 per
cent. Of the population, most of them too
poor to vote under tile present constipl'
ton, and nearly all DGm0CratS j. 4.n.iia.y'
It was feared that the Fifteenth Amend
ment, which will not have any citizen dc;
nied the right Of suffrage, on account Of
Hlco, would nnnul this distinction between
those Of the native American race md
citizens born elsewhere; and that itnight
thus enlanger the Republican ascendmey
in tho State. dWeare glad tO'see that the
good sense Of the people Of Rhode Island
would not allow such narrow oonsideEa-
tons to stahd in theway Of . great meas
urc Of Justice, and still moro SO, that in
helping 10 do Justice To q million 0fblack
natives, they also give 70 five thousand
Write Foreigners II their, midst tic rights
due Ii frcemen. I.. r.'a .ri Iii,r.I4
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GEORGIA.
Message from Governor Bullock
Both Houses Of the Legislature
,n. Ratify the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Amendments

-- ARAtAly kAC AVAlSPVAAA NAN
Fifteenth Amendments"
@mnH 90 ATLANTA, Feb.2.
The General Assembly received mes
sage today from Governor, Bullock, in.
Guiding c6rrcsp6ndence With Gen: Perry,
in which Terry acknowledges the Gov.
crnors notification Of the Organization Of
the General Assembly, and informs the
Governor that both Houses ore now pro-
perly organized for the purpose Of assent
ing 70 and complying with the conditions
imp6sed bSC CongTesst1o The restoration Of
the State 10 It's original relations with the
nation, THE Governor reviews the action
Of the old organization in expelling the
cOlored members, and quotes several acts
OF Congress relative to the truetion
Of the late rebel States. He also re-
views General Tcrry's report Of All
gust 14th, and the action and re-
port TO Congress Of the Judiciary Com
mittee appointed to investigate the Gre
dentials OF Joshua Hill, Senator elect
from Georgia. He recapitulates facts con.
cerning the political history qf the State
from the adoption Of the act, March "a,
1867, declaring that until the people Of q
rebel State are admitted to representation
In Congress, the civil government TINT OK.
istsslall be provisional qnlyI subiectlto
the cparamount authority Of AlEe United
States at any time to abolish, modify; con-
tract or superscde the same. That right
reserved by Congress has never been with
drawn, nor has It expired through any le-
- ~ FTNI,o
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CINCINNATI.
E1.GorTFimble.!- WHISKY Inspection

HA"WVVs 4IIIIUIt'"W HI"Ny HH6PVUtAWH
d, ..pr.a l. .ln d.. CINCINNATI, Fob. 8.
Ex- Cow Allen TFimble died at his resi-
dencei ut HillsbOro, Ohio, this morning,
He was in his 87tll year and has resided
In IIillsboro since 1906. .4l , ~
Mr.. Brooks, Of the Philadelphia revenue
Offices together with Supervisors Dwyer
and Clarke, have been inspecting guNging
in the first and second districts. They find
no indications Of fraudulent practices
among the guagcrs, or at distillerics or
rectifying establishments. Tho eXamina.
ton has been thorough. l u, ~
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New, York DRY Goods Market.

ivU- } M % NNW YORK FebFuRFJ J
There iSs Arm9E feeling pEevaIeIlt lnthe cotton
Han. SithbpFi theteiB little moro doing. VIC
STS(s m 0AT6nce 10 OTIS AKA BlUe dehIina from
q 10 25c OTIS BIB nom % TO 9ie; Otis &C from
ID 10 9ic Clerks blue and brown denims fFoui
q 10 99c; Western Star Duck, heavy, has declined
nom sc 70 &c, while New Orleans CGunlet JeInI
haG Flgeu nom 95 10 3fKC.
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Z BaltimosiFie Market.

IN 7rg,,.,,.,' =. RALrtNORE, February ..
Wheat STEADY and unchanged; Mary.
1 5SS q 81 S,d S SCI 6 6S'ss S5sfSS Ts5s RSs g
Very. dull Of b76e. ~
PR0yI6I0Ns--MeS PoEk-Qulet d S98 90. BA:
on-Qniet; rib sides Nt 1G9l9kc;. clear sides Rt
l8H6I6&Ce; shoulder at 186lSN; hams Ht 3lc.
l1RD+Q +Qnlet Ct l38lTbfc. -,' "''f
WmSEY-Dull II 6dbSc, ,. ~ lHrr
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TERRIBLETRESUbTS OF THE
va KEY WEST TRAGEDY. ''s q
TnLlmILnIt III LlIIIt - CarnGEe. ~ b HaEana

sf4 ss} ss l'eS;s2.1 . s.,o,b 81 iSiEYi wE, F6bs,
1 MIRam0sSS 1,thes agett offthe Cuban
Jdlta, has received q dispatch "a iiirpiilg
The report that 80 persons had beenakilI-
cd and wOunded'by the SpanlArIls tn Has
yGld, In a tumplt growing out 0f the Cos
talian aiiaiF.q Al the latest accounts the
carnage had not ceased The Cubans
seemt 10 have been nlpflered. without any
respect 10 persons. Lads .ra!yi5r ~ li.leS
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SPAIN..'i J. ,.'., w., u, f5r
MADnTn Feb !

.aEa { I',E AatNLADHn' heD' DE-
1.-The notorious Carlist leader, Marquis
Hernlast recently sentenced to perpetual
banishment for participation in the late
Oarlist insurTectlOn, has escaped. Hewas
Onhis way 10 the port Of Cadiz in custody
Of u civil guard, and the isupposition. Is
tllat the escape was the, result Of coIlu-
sion, US The Sergeant himself Inns not since
been heardOf. ~. 'N'7i -''' - ."''a "
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FRANCE.
PAlL1s. Feh. .3-MidnlVht

!. Several Deputies propose soon to move
In the, Corps Legislatifthe restoration Of
the property of the Orleanist family. .
The amount Of specie on hand to-day at
the Bank Of France isl 10, 1000 francs
more than last Thursday. ~ ~ d, ,.,,l 'i.5' "a.
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the INDIAN COUNTRY,
General Indigp g, J YgE N!:. Thr9e s tsnsa, ,sEg

EHAAACSNhO B SNt Nf
Q!iettrP ;sirtssesGaifattf rtssesGaifattf fSt dl1. shcridan's
headquarters in this city to-day from
Camp Cs4pPlya Ipdia4 q 4 Territory Fl CdeItefd Y
minent c:fTicI 81 Itilc tGcycnies' came 70
that post with important news f0m
several hostile tribes thcreabOttS. He
states tllAt the Nl6was, OonlAnchCs and
Apaehes who are VcrynumcrOus and for
midablc, are making active preparations
for war upon the whites and had urged
the Cheycnncs to join them. No little ap-
prchcnsion was excited among the white
settlers Of liz Territory Who httrd the
news, and tits to be Icarcd that serious
trouble with the Indians y in store for
tGemsat apysdANi t3oino1 'nolJcF
S80TTEETftf.IEfS75 75TS=-- Coi
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71RSStSStioa SGiCEii ERiEilts: q
8ae senate Wsansalss Tgh&;
hull, from tllc Committee on judiciary,
reported will, amendments Mr. Stewards
bill to secure to all persons the equal pro.
lection OftllqlFws, Ele bill ss anieltled
is s.SlI6SsE lO0 III 8 j
Bsi enacted, de-, That all persons with,
in the Jurisdiction Of the United States,
Indians not taxed excepted, shall have the
same right In every State and territory In
the United States 70 make and enforce CON
tracts, 10 sue particsi give evidence anti to
the full and equal benefit Of all laws and
proceedings for the security of person and
property, as Is enjoyed by white citizens,
and shall be subject to like punislments,
mains, penalties, taxes, licenses and eXac-
lions Of every kind, and none other, any
law, statute, ordinance regplatiOnlT Gus
tom to The! contrary Notwithstanding; no
tax or charge shall he imposed or enforced
by any StGte upon any person @nigfdtmg
tIeretO. ! II III M I'f,t n liT
SIC. 9. That any person who, under
color Of any law, statute, ordinance, rcgu.
latiOn or custom, shall subject or, cause to
lIe subjected any inhabitant Of any State
or Territory to deprivation Of ApYgight
secured or projected by this aCt, Or 10 dif.
fcrent punishment, pains or penalties on
account Of such person being MI alien
or by, reason Of his color /OF. race Than
is prescribed fof the punishment Of citi-
Sons shall ,hO 6eRnlnfl, RtliltVl Of, n miS0c.
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.rHEasUEZ CANAL.

5lHh1doHHoA1nxAlS;ib lS;ibntA Feb. \
1T has bccda flirly demonstrated that
vessels drawing no more th6n seventeen
and onc.half feet Of water are able to pass
through tic Suez canal with safety.
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tiGfeat. LIN .at ToKaada, "a.

- =" ''tii~'' AVE-" A"hNI Y"
There was a great fire at Towanda,
Bfadi6Ea E0Hhty, P6nifiby yEIvaniS ilast Sat9rl
day evening, entAiliIg . los 6f &e5D, ,O80!t,
The chl6f Sufferers, %h6 were matHly III.
tureds Werc Powell &Gn, Dry Goods; z.
]. Campbell, BpOts and + Shoes /; Tracy &
Moore, Dry Goods Penn s. ANyG,, Tall;
road OGlCcV Young Mems Christian LAS-
ISOLATION RoQpS Il Pc9ilbypckeFT Taller :,
ITiss Opham, Drt.sss Maker Miss Griffin
1Iilliner; Qadding, = Russell rtEiCQ.OAgri-
cultural Implements. soMRnyg OGi,the sur
rounding buildings gyeTP bh(lty damaged
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THE. CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER
IN THE STATE.

THR DAILY INTELEIGENCRR, established
more, than seventeen yeRrS agO, ,7hAs been reook.
nizsd for years as one Of the best and most iaiu.
entlal journals Of its class, tiths. ~
Il Is publEahEd every morning Sunday ex-
nant0, anJ ,s MA - ~ az.
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E11TTTEn6ITGPTSG o.
VIRGINIA.
%Oa.ragc on a Revenue oficer.

RICHMOND, Feb. )
Inf6fmAtiohllRj beedrGtcEedhere that
Charles Thomas, living some eight or ten
miles ron Floyd Court House, was forci.
bly, taken from his home last night and
numerically whipped by a party Of dis.
guIscd men. II appears That Thomas had
been hi tic seFvi6el Sf tie Internal Rsvs-
nue. rs lnE6rncr, anH upon his reports sgt-
eral parties engaged III the illicit dlstilla.
tom pG whisky FWHe arrested and their
property seized, In that nCighborhOod. It
Is supposed DE ffetidfndS tifldd 6t his Victims ad
70 Thomas the caStigauon, He
was stripped ,obOund, and received several
hundred lasheS gn''r .,, .,''".f 49,. LII. T. ,
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TnE sESll.WRRKLY lNTRLLIGENcER. y

THE sEstl:wREKLY i lNTRLLIGENCER. To
accommodate large class Of rCpIsp WHO want
a more frequent visitor than tho WEEKLT, and
who by reason Of the cost or for lack OF daily.
mails do not and themselves suited. With ,ths
DAILY, we Issue tho ISaRi- Weekly IHtGlEl0map'..
II contains few advertisements and nearly Al tho
reading matter Of the Daily. 1t will bB found
very acceptable and interesting paper. 1t iS is-
sued every Wednesday and Saturday morning:
and d mailed 70 nnbscrIbors n Tho folloMinpr rAles
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Death i0f ExS(;Ov. TrimbleS Of Ohio.
'i"' IS ,,S's!l,sa,a s5S. @ CoLU1tRuSpP q,
Ex.Govtrh6r Allen Trlmble died A. Lis
residence at HillSborO' this afternoon.
The House spent nil day, considering
tlIE Williams county contested cctibTl
casa, The vote viii be taken tomorrow,
and will probably result in favor Of
BlskessleeS Republican 'A4q OaIa(I
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STOCKR-Un8ettlOd and not up 10 the best FnlCt
Of the dAy. Western Union Telegraph, 36K;
Adams Exprcss, 64iY;, Wells, Fargo y Co., l9$i
4OX; New York Central, 97{; ErAc, 9i1t; liar.
lem, 188; Hudson scrip, 9H; Reading, 9Gk;
Michigan Central Y; Lake ShOru, 651Ii; Illinois
Central, 185; Pittsbnrgh, 99x; Northwestern,
72H; do. preferred Ss7<;; Rock island, tl4>f: St:
Wayne, 68X; feHe Haute %; Chicago d Alton,
~; Ohio & Mississippi, 98k; New Jersey Con-
trat 974; Cleveland, Columbus 4 indiana Cen.
tIal, q 4; Cleveland, Columbus b &IndiahapOllS a.
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Commercial and Financial.

New York Money and Stock Market.
i'T r,s NRw YoRK, FsbruAry3.
MoNETrRaSy At 4@S per cent; primo business
STrHfiSG-Wcai III at 10S1fAiOs. ~, f''- e
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN To the creditors Of tho Arm Of SteOla L
Silvun, and OF Edward ~ 9llVera and John
Steele, hOth deceased:
In pursuance Of 4 decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, made In 4 cause therein pending,
TO subject the real estate Of the GaId Edward y,
SilverS and John Steele, 10 tho payment Of theiF
dobtH, tyou ATe required 10 present your Claims
SiivsTG or John Ste6ie, for adjudication 70 gAnnI.
bal POFbeR Commissioner, At his once n the
aaId eOanty, on OF before tho 96th day OF Fe0FuA-
~, 1870. .L.
Witness Michael ] BreInlC, ClOFk Of said Coutt,
this l7th day Of January, f6l0
iiB.TuGW MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, Clerk
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FREw, HAGANs & HALL,
WHEELING, v. Va
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-13
Changes in the Delaware IsaiIroad.

RESIGNATION OF THE SUPERINTENDENT AND STAFF
| 1t has been known to the personal friends of
those interested, and to all familiar with railroad
affairs for some weeks past, that Il. @, Sewall
| Esq. intended shortly to leave the position
of Superintendent of the Delaware Railroad,
which he has filled for more than twelve years.
| We were, of course, familiar with the facts. but
| by request omitted to publish them
Mr.. Sewals resignation takes effect in few
| days now, and there is no reason why we should
| let the matter longer pass unmentioned He
viii leave the city to take much more RESPONSE
this month. Mr.. Adolphus Brown, General
| Freight Agent on the Delaware Road, Mr.. Harry
Simpson, Chief Telegraph Operator, and Dis
patcher of Trains, and Mr.. Burk, clerk in the
office of the Master of Machinery, on the p w.
| Il b. II. H., will either accompany Mr. Sewall or
follow shortly after, to take positions OH the
road of which he will take charge, and all of
them liaye already resigned their present
Positions.
We doubt il any man could leave this COM
munity whose loss would be more generally re-
GREETED than Mr. Sewals. Ills wise, kind and
iudicious management of the Delaware Railroad
has won FOR him the respect alike of the employ
ces of tho road, and the business public of this
city and along the line, while his personal char
acter has given him place in the regard of his
more intimate friends, who thoroughly know
him, such as few men can win. Mr.. Brown too,
is well and widely known as an efficient officer,
and his many years residence i'll our city has
made him many warm friends who will keenly
regret his loss which hls frank and hearty
manner and thorough and rapid business habits
will be missed all along the line, while the other
gentlemen are such rs il is loss to any COM
mnnity to have leave it.
There will he no SUCCESSOR appointed to the
places made vacant by the resignation of Messrs
Sewall and Brown but the offices will be coiisol-
dated with those OF the main road and the force
in those Offices proportionately increased.