| From the Wilmington Journal |
| March 24, 1864 |
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| We are pleased to know that
the immediate difficulty about the running of the mail and passenger
trains on our railroads has been overcome, and that at least one train a
day will be run until further arrangements are completed, when things
will get into order, and, we trust, work with as much regularity as can
be expect in these times. It always produces difficulty with no
corresponding advantage when military authorities at a distance attempt
to regulate railroad matters without consulting with the authorities of
the Roads. But as the thing, we trust, is about to come right, we have
said our say, and don't care for saying any more. |
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