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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

Mr.. LAseoln's Insueurai IN kAsissa.
The following 10 ne article Of fh6 I.on-
don Speetotot % Mr.. Lincoln's I6.osutal
'ps:fsi fsS = SOII II.iesl, ssw.fs rom AS.ri.. !.
Irhporiaht On the 4th instant, ihe day Of
Iu6autIliDg bis second tenn, fresldentl
L|aeoln fead shott elnte pnpef, which,
fot bnlillcal weight, moral dignity ahd TN
afiected solemniiy, has had no equal In our
tlfie. HIs Presidency began, he says, with
the effort OF both parties 70 avoid war.
TO strengthen, perpetuate and extend the
slave interest was the object for which the
insurgents would rend the Union By war,
while the Government claimed the right 70
do no more than restrict the territorial en-
largement Of IT, Both parties read the
same Bible and pray 10 the same God.
Each invoke His aid agalnt the other.
The prayer OF both cannot be ansNeredi
that Of neither hiss been answered fully,
for tho Almighty has His own purposes
Mr.. Lincoln goes on 10 confess for the
North its partnership In the original guilt
! Of Slavery Woe Unto the world becouse
Of offences, for II must needs bb that Of
fences come, but woe unto that man by
whom the Uncnce comethP rive shall
suppose American slavery one OF those Of
fences which In the providence OF God
must needs come, but which, having con-
tinued through His appointed time, He
now Wills 10 remove, and that He gives 10
both North and South this terrible war, 90
was doe 10 those by whom the offence
came, we shall not discern that there 10 any
departure from those Divine attributes
which believers in the living God always
ascribe 10 Him. Fondly do we hope, fer
vently do we pray, that this mighty scourge
OF war may speedily pass away. Yet, ifit
be Gods win that Il continue until the
wealth piled by bondmen by two hundred
and ffty years OF uprequited toll shall be
sunk, and until every drop Of blood drawn
with the lash bhAll be repaid by another
drawn with the sword, as was said three
thousand years ago, 60 still II must
be said that the judgments Of the
Lord are true and righteous altogether
With malice towards none, with charity
for all, with flfmnesB In the right as God
gives ls 10 see the right, let us strive on TO
| finish tho work we are iD, 10 bind up the
nations wounds, TO care for those who
shall have borne the battle and for their
widows and orphans. And with all this
lot us strive afscr q Just and lasting peace
among ourselVts and with oil nations.
No statPSman ever uttered words stamped
at once with the seal Of so deep q wisdom
and so true q simplicity. The Village at
torney,' OF whom Sir q. q. Lewis and
many other wise men wrote with so much
scorn In 1861, seems destined TO be one OF
those foolish things OF the world which
are destined 10 confound the wise, one OF
those weak things which shall 'confound
the things which are mighty"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

esnsrai Caney's E1am n'nR board.
Major Gersral CAsET Sndstan will leave
tomorrow afternoon, by the mail boat for
Richmond, 70 commence the organisation
Of eolored troops in that Vicinity. The
board Of which he is president, convened
10 examine oiflers for colored troops, has
suspended itS operation here for the pres
sp:, and will resume It's sessions in Rich
mond. This board Alto examined csndl-
dates for commissioned positions In Han
cocks First Army Corps, which duty has
beed suspsndcdi but II is probable another
board will be convened In a few days fof
this purpose.
10 prevent an Influx Of candidates befor,
OAsET's board, who might make this pre-
text TO visit Richmond for mere Idle curl
oslty, permissions 10 appear before CAsET'i
board at Richmond arc withheld for the
present
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06
LOCAL NEWS.

TIE BoRDs OF THE wAsHINaroN AND
.ALINAEDhA RAILRoRD CoMPAnr.--lo the
Board Of Aldermen Last evening the resolu-
and eighth instalmenis Of the prinoipal and
Alexandria Railroad Company, was taken up.
Mr.. Lloyd was oppoIed 10 the passage Of the
re.Olution, he wanted Mr.. Riggs TO sue the
railtoAd company. ltwAs not his Intention TO
keep Mr.. Riggs out Of the Doneyi the Corpo-
ration Of Washing on was bound for II and
II the railroad company did net pay the Cor
He desired Mr.. 0iyEs TO enter suit asaiust
the railroAd oompsny In order TO bring said
company to NEettlemeit, they being able TO
Sfr Pepper thorght the corporation was
bound for the money. They had given their
word 10 Mr.. HSgs, and he ought not 10 be put
10 the trouble Of sueiog the r.ilroad company
when the corporation OF WAshington had
promised to pay the money.
Mfr. Lloyd SAID he wanted Ito be dintineily
Understood thai he did not want 10 keep MIR.
Riygs out Of the money. All he wanted was
70 compel the railroad company TO settle.
Mr.. Pepper said the Corporation ought to
pay Mr.. NSgs the money, and then sue the
railroad company.
After soms discussion between MessSr.
Llord, Gullek, Pepper, Plant, and NoyeI, .
motion TO postpone the re-olutlon was losti
and upon vote being taken the resolution
was paaEcd. The following 10 the vote;
YEAB-kiesArs. Cant field, Guliek, McCAthron,
Noyss, Plant, Pepper, and the President, Mr..
Brown.
NkY-Mr. Lloyd.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

TIE only Democratic member OF Cor
greas from Connecticut, Mr.. Jares E.
English, who was chosen In 1851 by l,OO4
majority, and In 1868 by 1880 majority, Is
now displaced, and Now England win pre-
sent in tho coming Congress delegation
entirely unanimous for the right side. Mr..
Sweat was defeated In Maine, Mr.. Marcy
In New Hampshire, and now Mr. EngllAh
In Connecticut, glVes place 70 SQUAD Re
publican and Unionist. The members
already chosen 10 the ThIrty-ninth Con
gress now stands Union. 142, Democrat,
S5. Rhode Island will elect two Union
men, and Kentucky, Tennessee, and per-
haps other Southern States, will swell the
number. Last November Mr.. Llncoln'S
majority In Connecticut was 2,406, last
April buckingham had, for Governor,
5,65S over Seymour. Now Bucking ham
has between 10000 and Il, 900 majority,
all the Congressmen are UnioniSts, and ali
Of the twenty-one Senators are Of the same
political faith. "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06
SERIOUS ACCIDENT To sEcRE-
, TARY SEWARD.

We are deeply panied 10 learn that secre-
tAfy SEWARD met with severe accident
yesterday afternoon, which must prevent
him ffom leaving his house for some time
20 come. He was about 10 start FROM his
house for drive, accompanied by his son,
T. W. SEWARD, Assistant Secretary OF
State; his daughter, Miss FANNIE SEWARD,
and Miss TITUS. .. o. ...
The door OF the carriage refusing TO be
shut, Mr.. snwARS ordered his driver to
close IL. The driver dismounted from his
box and, with his relns In one hand ,
slAmmed the door. The horses were res
tive and started a. the driver took his seat.
He jumped on and attempted TO hold them,
and Mr.. FRHDERIoK sEwAHD, seeing the
animals were starting TO run, jumped "a
the ground y assist the driver, buI
he fell TO the ground and was una.
bic to get hofd OF the relhs. The
horses ran around corner, swing,
ing the driver by the reIns as one would
swing cat by the tall. They went on
mAdly, and Mr.. SEWARD, before they had
got TO the top Of their speed, jumped from
the carriage, thinking he could maintain
his footing, and with q vague notion, per
hapsi that he could get hold OF the reins
He fell violently TO the ground upon his
right side, breaking his arm close to the
shoulder joint, brulsing his nose, cheek,
and Jaw in terribly painful manner. He
was at first insensible, but on being taken
home IL was found that he had suffered no
internal injuries.
Meanwhile the ladies, with remarkable
presence OF mind, remained in the car.
riagc, (hiss SEWARD had demonstrated
Hgainst her fathers getting out, } and the
horses were turned into an alley and
brought 10 q stand-still by their collidIng
with brick wall, when the ladies quickly
allghtsd and the horses, recovering them.
selves, ran into stable. &c..
We are glad 10 be able 10 state that al
twelve O'Clock to-day Secretary SEWARD
was much moro comfortable, the severe
pain OF his eOntuSions having been much
moderated. He has been visited by mem.
bers OF the Cabinet and many distinguished
people, and the klndest solicitude In his
welfare ls entertained by our citizens gen.
orally.
Hon. y. W. sEwAKD, who had such A
narrow escape yesterday, has but recently
recovered from . broken arm, caused BY
boinR fhr0Wn from n earrIaga
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

THE PoTATo MARKET.-The WilllmantIc
co., Journal saysi "PotAtoes were selling
last week In Willimantlc for thlrty'hve 10
sixty cents per buShel. A firm In Norwich
advertised for fifteen thousand bushels, de-
llyered, paying seventy.nve cents per
bushel. AZ soon as this notice was OBJ.
served, the farmers Of Wlndham and VI
entity commenced sending their potatoes
down by rail. On Friday the roads lead
ing to the South Windham depot were
filled with teams loaded with potatoes,
and gentleman told US that eight thou
sAnd bushels wore shipped through -
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EDITION
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MsJorE. n. Brooks, Of Maryland, chief
clerk OF the Paymaster Generals once, has
been appointed parmsutsr In the Uaited
States Army. and assiGuci TO duty 10 that of'
nee. He is most faithful public ofhcsr, f-
nllIr with his busins,s, oourteous V ~. and
deservedly popular. ''.i y VI ''e
GHAyToE d. HANSON, Esq., Of this city,
has been appointed chief clerk Of the Paymas-
YER Gensral's ofioe, War Department, In which
he has for the Last three years nIled with sbi!'
NY and saiisfaonon 70 the Department, po.
siilon Of trust and responSIbllitT. Al excel
lent appointment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06
DIED,

n. 5. TILER, eldest daughter Of DLniel and
LavinIA Tyler, aged %.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc
invited to attend her funeral at the residence
o'clock, y, m.
On The an inst, OF eongsGtion Of the brain,
EDDIE BURT WAKENsHAw, younSelt Eon Of
Bth Michigan infantry. The funeral will take
place At Cspitol Barracks, Washington, ID. G.,
this AfternooL, at 4 o clock. Friends and 40.
quaintAnses are IaN tied TO attend.
Newark, New Jersey, pApets pleaSe copy.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06
Tus TESTIMONY or wAsuneroN,-T,

~ ur........ -. tu.. s,,
THk TksrIhohr OF WARRINGTON. The
Boston TIdnSeyipt copies from q pamphlet
entitled "I.etters from General washing.
ton N Several of bls Friends, I'm lima 80
,,ss :, ,,.,,,,,.,,,.L.I =, n.,,s',
Suy, Io re-puo,''neu IN rnhaueipha
In lI96, the Following extract OF a letter
from General Washington 70 Mr.. Lund
Warrington. dated New York. lima "a
,s7a, ~ q
~ y ,-, ,
We nave iately nag general review;
ana l nave mucn pressure IN informing
you tnat we uaue Deuer appearance, ana
went through our exerclses more ike SOL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06
Was DErAnrmruv,

A.. -. - = !, IWA,Sb5iissyos,,ApE 6-io NJ
Major General pir, hep fgE ~.
department nom Richmond, which states
that General WeltZel captured In Rich
900 well prisoners, and 5000 rebel
wounded were found in the hospitsls. {.
Fise hundred pieces Of artillery and fye
thousand stand Of arms Ters edptuTtd.
Tho President went 10 Richmond yester-
day and returned TO City Point to-day.
(Slgned EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
..l.- ,.. Secretary Of War.
...... Wan DEPARTMENT,
wAsHiHsToN, April o, 10 20, p. m.
Major General Dir, Netb York;
The following details respecting the cap.
ture OF Richmond aud It's occupation BY
the Union forces have been telegraphed 70
this Department from that city. . lin
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Sd
Secretary Of War. e
General Weltzel learned at 3 a. m. on
Monday, that Richmond was being eyacu-
ated, and at daylight moved forward, hrst
taking care 10 give his men breakfast In
the expectation they might have 70 fight.
He met no opposition, and entering the
city was greeted with hearty welcome from
tho mas OF the people. The Mayor went
out To meet him 70 surrender the city, but
missed MIN on the rOAu.
Gen. Weiizel fnds much suffering and
poverty among the population. The rich,
as well as the poor, are destitute Of food
He ls about 10 Issue spppliSs TO all who
take the oath. The Inhabitants now mum
Der about 10000, half OF them OF African
descent. It Is not true that JEFF. DaylI
sSld his furniture before leaving. Il Is al
ln his house, where / am now writing
Ha lafl AT n m hv tha nanvilla apaIl
road. All the members OF Congress, ex
eept Hunter, have gone home. ParsoI
smith went With tho army. Judge Camp
Gen. Weltzel took here one thousan,
prisoners, besides wounded; these numbe
hvo thousand, In nine hospitals. Capture
cannon In number at least FIVE hundret
pieces. Five thousand mpske.s have been
found In ono lot. Thirty locomotives an,
three hundred cars are found here. ThI
Petersburg bridge Is totally destroyed; tha
Of the Danville road pal ilally, so that con
pection with Petersburg can easily be mad
In that way. All naval vessels are do
stroyed, except an unfinished ram, which
has her machinery In her perfect. ThI
Tredegar Works are unharmed, and thl
machinery Is running here to-day undeI
Weitzel's orders
Libby prison and Castle Thunder hav,
also escaped the iire, and are filed win
rebel prisoners Of war. Most Of the edl
tors have fed, especially John Mitchell
The Wig appeared yesterday as a UnIoI
paper, with the name Of It's former pro.
priotOr at its head. The theatre opens her,
tonight. General WeItzel describes III,
reception Of the President as enthusiastic,
In the extreme.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

u-A Friend In Nesdi-Those rsqSi,l
Ing confidential medical assistance shOuia
ply y tOme fegulsr educated physician W, W.
has hAde certain diseases his special AloG
such q man 10 Or. DARBY, who 10 daily eullSS
numbers OF both sexes, ard every Ags, ~
have been 10 all the Seli-oAlled Dootors IN "
city, and Bpept valuable time and money vi
terms are more moderate than those OF ms
boating pTetenderB, whose only purPOss ~
fleece the unfortunate, and then edylsS W.
Wnen II IL almost too late, TO apply 20 III, III,
Call on him at once, or You may aV IgV
ever Afterwards pR. DhhD,,
WAahington city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06
A New York Fsnurs strikes Heavily
in Indiana, .

INDIANAPOLIS, April 2.-The failure Of
the house of II. J. Lyon q Co., bankers
and gold gamblers Of New York, falls
heavily upon some OF our citizens. A
great many had deAlings with this house,
and some Of them will Ego Up" with It..
EK-GoV, Hammond is said 70 have lost
eight thousand dollars in gold and a large
amount In Rreeubacks. Capt. M. Fl!z-
tune Of Ahy thousand dollars In gold.
JeAse ID. Bright is said 10 have been made
exceedingly Uncomfortable by the failure
Of this house, and NJ II Talbot ID also a
sufferer,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

GRkHD CoLLEGE, In Phlladelphia, has
Eve hundred and slxty.three pupils, each
OF whom costs one hundred and eighty
dollars q year. In 1857 there were only
two hundred end ninety-fve pupils, and
each Of them cost two hundred and flfty-
dollars, The number Of applications is In.
oreasing, on account Of orphanage pro-
duced By the war. mT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06
rhs Recent Raid on the BAltimOrs
s..t and OHIO RsLlrOad.

e..t and Ohio Railroad.
Mr.. william Wilkinson, formerly Of
Baltimore, has furnished the Cincinnati
Gasetts with a full account OF the seizure OF
. train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
several miles east Of Cumberland, on the
evening OF the 8Oth ult., by a gang OF guer-
rillas. wr. W. was q passenger on the
train, and the main points Of his staten ent
are as follows,
The guerrlllas rushed Into the cars at all
the doors and called out 10 loud but dis
tipct language, "Ail officers on board OF
thls train must at once surrender" Two
Captains and two Lieutenants did surren-
der, and were handed over to the guard
and marched OF. They then assured the
ladies on the train that no indlgnlty or in
Jury should be offered them, but that they
wanted all the money and other vuluables
on board the train. The order was given
and The passengers marched out Of the
doors, and were searched and robbed, and
then allowed TO proceed 10 the outside.
Aftor the robbery OF the passengers had
been completed, the gang made an attack
on the trunks and mall bags, SELLING every
thing of value they could lay their hands
upon. All the satchels and reticules OF
the ladies were huddlcd together, and two
negroes who were being brought to Gin
cinnau by Mr.. wilkinson were deputed 10
carry the stolen articles TO Richmond.
The quantity taken wAs upwards Of $50, 900
In money, besides q number OF gold and
silver watches, rings and clothing. One
passenger lost 5000, and Mr.. Wilkinson
lost $40, but saved his watch by conceal.
ing II Instantly between his drawers and
his person The letters and papers taken
out OF the mail bags were piled on the
floor Of the baggage car and set on firo.
The rcbs appeared 70 DO Ia q wonderful
hurry, and taking advantage Of the confu'
sion, Mr.. Wilkinson crawled up on one
side of the train, and taking mail pouch,
undertook 10 exlingulsh the hrej bullet
passed close 10 his head, and accepting the
Admonitlon As very earnest request "a
retreat, Billy lost no time IN obeying th'
leAden order. In . very few moments
however, the command was given 70 "fal
In Company |" aud the company, with q
loud huEza and goodbye Yanks," re
tired eastward along the track.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

A sHREP AS Is A sHEIP.--A farmer re-
siding near Unlontown, Fayetto county,
Pa, boasts that he has raised the most ex-
tTAordinary male sheep on the continent
Of America. He Is well formed animal,
half Spanish and half sileslAn, three years
Old, and has on him fne fleece, the abres
OF which are eighteen inches In length and
propOrtIonStely heavy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

WE learn from Ban Domingo that the
stories Of a Political revolution there are
untrue. The Republic Is peaceful, and the
new Government has been quietly organ
lied. Gen. RoZas has been chosen Presl-
dent, and = constituent Congress OF nine
representatives from each commune has
beer. called. s'.'.' ,''- r..-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

MALICIOUS MIscHTHR Walter Fergu-
son, Ctto Brown, and yhAs. Garibaldt, three
Eoldiers Of the eoth N. York; went into the
restaurant Of Mt. 2. NJ. DubAnt, corner OF
sixth street. and Peonsy lvAniA avenue, and
called for dinner. After the bill was given TO
then, st. 80, they disputed II and swore they
would not paw II, making much noise and
cursing, Mr.. Dubant went out TO call on
Ger, and while he was absent the soldiers
threw shout the dishel and oAstors, demolish-
ing eyerythinS ". thiR their reach. They were
arrested By offioer McColgan, aud committed
to jail for court by JuWioe G.beTson, to an.
BweT the charge OF malicious mischief.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

FI0HnN0.--John James, q discharged
soldier, and John II, Plumber, . negro, we're
arrested this morning by 0fiieer avis for
fighting. Several severe blows were struck,
and both putles had = cut head. Plumber
made the shaTge of assault and battery against
James. There being no evidence TO sustain the
charge OF show who was tbs AggrtHsoT, the
case was ismissed by Justice GlbeIBon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

APHYsIcIAN In Springfield, Mass, was
recently called to attend soldler's widow
through q long and severe attack Of pneu-
monia. He rode six miles for every visit
during some OF the seyerest weather OF the
past winter, and on her recovery presented
her with his bill Of nearly fiity dollars, re-
celpted In full, sin consideration OF services
rendered to him and mis- country by her
lAmented husband"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

isld's COnlesti ioneTy-LAdies' Dining Saloon
8Ss Sixth street.
am now prepared 10 furnish In tho beI|
French style, and my own auperintendenseI
Parties, Weddinga, and other entertain menii
IN most reason able terms. The best tfenel
Confectionery always on hand. PriVAte DIE
ners and Suppera furnished At my Sslo2n
Country Orders and Parties attended TO In ulI
shortest noDiee. Ice Cream and Water Iee ,
made by nteam power, In PLAZA and isn'1
moulds, for PArties, Dlnnors. iAna-Sm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

THRsHooTING OF FRUssELL.-The exami-
nation Of samuel DAVIS, Wh. shcdd, and Wm.
George w. Russell, on Monday night last, has
been po.tponed until Wednesday afternoon,
at three o'clock. The parties being out on
bail, the case 10 postponed to await the result
Of RuGaellA wound.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

IT is proposed that all the members of
the 9th regiment who "passed through
Baltimore" on the 10Th Of April, 1851, as
semble and join In the eouSecratlon Of the
Martyrs Monument, at Lowell, on the an
niYorsAry, April 10. ...I.. ....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

GUERRIILAs SENT TO TIE OtD CAPITOL.
The following g-named bAud.ts were forwarded
from Col. Wels' headquaIteTs, AlexAr dria,
tOl, by order Of Col, IngTAhAn: J b Cornwall,
10th Virginia eAvAlyi w. T. WAshingt,n, Alh
Virginia eAvalryi ", II. smoot, Wm. y. RuF-
ner, 18TH Virginia oNvAlryI Wm. A. Violet,
bu0hWhAokeF,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

IRIS hlnted that some Of the recruiting
agents OF Massachusetts, have been endeav-
oring to enrich themselves rather than
serve the State, and that they are TO be
overhauled ..... Id.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06

CRMINAL CouRr-Mr. Jaaiee Olin.-
Edward 2. "a rington, Esq, District Attorney,
YsstSIdsy; Ahst oht report eioaed, wm,
PAtts rsou, alias Wm Ferry, was found guilty
was made by his counsel tq-dsy.
Richa'd DelAesy, alias John DelAeeJ, wa
found guilty Of keeping q dlsOt derby houns.
Henry q. Shoals was found guilty Of assault
and battery on James NJ knight.
James Henry, indicted for assault and bat
terry on HilleFy Lancaster, was then placed on
Trial
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AL lsttsrs rolS,ing 10 the subssriptiono Of, or
advertising In, the REPuBLIcAE should be ad-
dressed 70 the publishers, ~ above. 81 ir.
All lettsrs or communications Intended Cor
pubiioation, or In any way relating 70 the
editorial department Of the paper, should be
addressed 70 the editor, a. above. a Htsq
To connKsPoEpRHTs.-No notice can be
AIKEN % aneaymous soommunieations. what
ever n intended for insertion must be Autheh-
toAted BY the name and address Of the Wri-
er-not necsssariiy ior publieation, but 90 q
guarunty Of IT'S good'faith. .Ha o.
We cannot undertake 70 return rejected com
muutoafionn u. ...'i .... ... HH -.H.. .l .a