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TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH

TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsunday a. m excepted.)
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
IRE from nSGsa SIXTH rs ssrsst aes r$Si
Washington: 10 A4uia Creek and~s...'~ssE
now entirely completed from Aquia Greek to Rich.
mond Va, connecting there with trains the Rich.
Railroads for Petersburg, Weldon. Wilmingten,
Raleigh, greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte and
Steamers Keyport and G. Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily (Sunday morning excepted) at
9 40 ~ g. m. and p m, and arrive in Richmond at
THRoyGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
fifty Miles Shorter sld IA Hours Quicker than
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aquia
C Greek and rgederie @ ssburg, to Richmond, at the
street, or on board of the boats. Baggage checked
0mnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
READINGS. to convey passengers and baggage be-
tween derots 1R Richmond.
Vernon. and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle. fields near Fredericksburg by stop
GEO MATTiRGLY. supt., Wilmington. d. @.
MATTHEW oLAkh' Agent S M MwsIh,Hs59n. aASEFn
ap3.ly General Passenger Agent.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.- .-NOTIOE.-Th
Route r. t. on aFGstFG sAFGRpaY Ti, Msash her
tween tw Lee and parry strsets, Baltimore, every
Point, Double Mills. Oxford, Clora's Point, Wal
lach's Landing, Cambridge, Hughlett,s Wharf,
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Med:
fors,s Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
DAY at p. m.,- stopping at all the above men
sssssns BsIainors s at a. n Of FRIDkSs and
TUESDAYS. feb 2S-tf
A TLAETIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO
q NEW YORK.
The Steamers composing this line are the
John GIBSON Ospt: Young, >Am0k
x. q. KNIGHT, Capt Morris,
FAIBFAX Capt. Winters,
Leaving Pier No. IL North River, New York,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at p. M,
and faot Of street, Washington, d. o.. every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at q. N.
Freight received daily during business hours,
and carefully kept under cover.
The steamers Of this line now connect with Alex:
andrta and Orange Railroad. Freight forwarded
% any point sleng the line Of the road.
MORGAN, RhINEHART A o. Agents,
Corner Dth and Penn. avenue. south side,
and foot ct G street, Washington. d. O.
BOWEN, BIO. co., Agents.
Alexandria, Va.
ne Hu SO W est street. New York.
Evening star., 1866-04-25

~ At least twelve millions of acres of arabic
land are yet untouched in lows A chance
for .<enterprising young men,"
ga balloon train TO ply between the Place
de h Concorde and the Champ de Mars, is
spolerB OF as one of the schemes to be- trsed dur
igsg x2be great gathering In Paris neat year.
Evening star., 1866-04-25

PRESIDENTIAL JoKK.-A sinple-minded
Republican ofice-seeker from Connecticut
closed a recent application 70 the President
with the inquiry whether the breach between
The President and Congress could be repaired.
The President, on the spur Of the moment. re-
piied by mail that he was not now relairinr
bre.ches so much as he was. This ia consid-
erred very fair thing by those who ioked with
"A. johnson" twenty -odd years ago.
Evening star., 1866-04-25

'~The project of changing the name of
Broad street, Philadri ghla, 10 Lincoln avenue,
has been defeated in the City Council
HThe Commercial Rnllefin u ungallant
enough TO say the line Of A!sl !. ..Utcs Menkin
lie not the clothes lire.
~ Most Of the false hair, - IS said, comes
from Ireland
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A TLAHTIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY T
o EEW YORK
ITO 7 ii Il L. A ID ES.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing that,
asOeperal Agents, they have completed arrange
msnas N supply she latest production of tke
AMERICAN MOLDED COLLAR COMPANY.
GRAYS PATENT LADIES, CRIMPED OOL-
LARS,
Iowhch they would invite the speci al attention #
the ladies' This article is entirety novel in ts con-
struction and appearance, and reaches the purcha-
ser III the form OF handsome turn. over Collar
erimped or huted, as its Rame in d cst-s and mop
cry cnrVeu 10 mt snuRly the weArer q neck BY @
sneht pniilng upon the eads, however inst suffi-
eieht 10 destroy the sweep curvature IL becomes
near ana tasty 'Garretten or Standing Collar or
PAIR OF Guns IL is manufactured from the same
choice material used in making Bank note paper
and retains Its pearly white appearnnae withour
collar. r
AS this Collar is entirely new in the nm at and
as yet 10 the hands OF enl, the larger the
undersigned propose for the present tIi the Collar
Is more generally introduced, to furnish sannls
boxes containing one dozen Collars by mail po.t.
paid TO any address on recel pt of IS cents
eS- In strfns Post 0Ece address Dentioa Torn,
LELAND, JOHNSON & CO.,
NH 25-eoI5t 81 Devonshire St. Boston
NOTICE.--We. the undersien ned, !, do reepectfuiiy
Y intern our friendr and the public in general
that we bave rented She HORSE SHoEIHG MS.
No. AIS 9Th street. between d ana f. Weyould
feel happy to see friends give us q call g. we
intend TO give entire eatsfaction ana shoe as rea
eopahle ~ any In the ciiy, and ~ well. We would
likewise call attention 10 ali over our Shop that
" -" WARD MURPHY,
- VII nofposnosrs.
Evening star., 1866-04-25

Is Green peas, celery, cabbages, radishes,
:sttHc' b-e's and new potatoes are plenty in
Mobile.
El-The fellow who sat down on q pin go.
GA the spur OF the moment
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMER LEAVES FOB MT. VkKNUN
- EVERY TUESDAY, ~ -
oTHgRsDAi and SATURDAY, -EsAlaZC
at 10 9. IN. Returns at ts pm.
amount for use Of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alex andria Boats leave each
place every hour from a m. to p. m.
rSJ he fine Steamer Waxsset can be chartered
for Excursions j. VAN RISWICk,
ap ~ cot General Sup't P. +. Co.
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GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
fEETH EXTRAOTED WITHOUT PAIN.

EvouId advise all persons having teeth 20 <rNSAA
extract 70 call at DR.. LEWlES otace, and Ss$SY39
have them taken out without pain.
Also call and e1 anime the Doctor psv and I'm
proved methed of inserting ART1FlUlhL TEETE.
nyou once see the great Improvement In MS teeth,
You will have them in other style than this new
and valuable one Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Ru Plates q: the ED PRICE, es we have not
advanced the price on our work nHce me great
change In gold ,
No. 949 Psnns avenue, between Efn and lsth
streets.
tan6-1v 8. r. LEWIE. M u. Dent1sf
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TO MAG TRANSPORTATION Ii
NOTICE To SHIPPERS.


NOTICE To SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. L A. RYTHER,
leaves Washington at a. m. aud Al -R-s
exandTia AT Z a.. EVERY SAT SSRN
smiths Point, Chatterton Landing, Nanjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope's CreeS Bluff Point,
Piowden's Wharf. Lancaster Wharf. Stone
Wharf, CurriOpen Bay, FoXwells Wharf, Piney
Point, Point Lockout, and arrives at Baltimore at
q. m. on Sunday.
J.B. BRYAN l. BRO Agents.
sp7-t No. 345 Penna. avenue.
DICHMOAD, ,FREDERICKSBURG AND Po-
IL TOMhC RAILROAD
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AMUSEMENT

AN - SEkM Elm Id.
GROWERS NEW rHkArKR,
Pennsylvania avenue. near Winards Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER OO............D Directors
LEONARD GROVER---.-O. d. HESS.
LAST NIGHT But THREE, MOST POSITIVE
pp,,,,.ur .vh hY, rSir OF THE as MN ,v,.or
OF the Eminent Scholarly Actor,
-. NIB. JAMES Il. MURDOCH,
THIS twedpesday) EVENING, April as, 1856,
AND FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY, APPEAR
In shskspeares admirable five,act comedycf
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
TOMORROW NaaaT,
WINE WORMS WONDERS
CANTERBURY
Corner Pennsylvania svenue and sinthstrse.,
GEohd1 LEA eruprieIsr
CARD.-The Proprietor, thankful for the pa
the pablc whilst located at the sbove.nan ed plaoe,
begs leave to announce to his patrons that on and
afteP nnRv vM2FhA1 i,s pa April 80 lS i the GANTGK
Louisiana avenue: near 9th street, ami he hopes
the public will still continue to patronze the Can
terbury as heretofore, assuring them that whilst
he continues to cater for their amusement, he will
use his best endeayors to procure the best talent
that money or energy can secure.
LAST WEEK 0FTHE CANTERBURY IN ITS
PRESENT LOCATION
NEW ATTRACTIONS AND NEW PERFORM.
ANCES FOR THB CLOSING WEEK.
First week of Miss LIZZIE LAGRANGE, Miss
MAGGIE MAIRS, Miss JOSEPHINE WILSON,
Miss NELLY WILLIAMS, besides our usual Bou-
Quet of Beauty. &c. in TWO grand ballet diver
tisements. SCENES At THE DERB and the SEA
NYMPH. CARLETON in his cOmicaiitips
First appearance of HARRY HART in his Ethi.
plan peculisrities
EeB0Es. J. W. & ii. Z. kkkIS'
GRAND
MAY BALI, AND ETHTRITION
Will take place at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, May lst
Tickets can be had of the scholars and also at
John + Ellis's, Metzerotts, Philip 4 Solo -
mon 8, and other principal Bookstores, at ~
TIE Academy SA
We would also most respectfully announce sKAaA
that We viii continue our classes during the sum-
mer season at our Academy.
rARKEK'S HALL
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th aud 7th Sta
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Days and Hours Of Tait1On:
For Ladies, Kisses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to 8 o 'clocK.
FOR Gentlemen. Tuesday and Friday evenings,
~ t0 10.
=. Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
those desiring
Circulars can be had at j. r. Ellis: PHILIP
solomon's, also, at the Academy during the hoGrs
OF tuition.
The Hail can be rented for Balls, Parties, soi-
rees, &c, on reasonable terms. ap7-n
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DENTISTRY.
rF II
Il N. LOOMS, N. D.,

IL N. LOOMS, n. b.,
The inventor and Patentee Of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally 49,
his Office in this city. Many persons canine
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, AIO
and no person can wear ctsers who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling st NY efice can be accommodated
with style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but TO those who are particular, and wish the pa
rest cleanest, strongest aud most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 33s Pennsylvania ave-,
between 9Th and 10th SITS. Also, 9O7 Arch street,
PhfiadelphiA &C zl-ly
Evening star., 1866-04-25

NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
Contents of Al pril Nnmber:
=. The Error of De Tocqueylle; Military and Mar
nsI Law; Character; The New York Herald: Oar
DIPLOMACY during the Rebellion; Carlyles Ere
eISk the Great; International Arbitration; Dant',
on the stump; Critical Notices
Pnse: So per annum; single copies Sl.te. Sub
scripnons received by
ap ii FRANCK TAYLOR
MURRAY's HISTORY OF UsURY. Ags,sizls
1'l Geological Sketches. Whites Life OF swe
dGenoorg MISS BrewsteI,s st. Martins sammer
Conlbatant. Gsrratts Medical Electricity its nae
IN Nervous Diseases. The Toilers sf the Sea: a
n~Nel by Victor Hugo.
spn FRANCK TAYLOR
CANARY, meCKING, BED BIRDS, AND
~ PARROTS, for sale at No. 463 ID street, cx =
SsSssI Ss,Sssr si, iPsnn avenue and street south "
Do n -3aWsms g AnTx.
IMPORTANT NOTICT-ro the people Of Wash.
y ington and the piblic generaliy.-Cabinet
Making and upholsterihe, Repairing and Reno.
style and AZ the shortsrt notice All orders prom
ly attended to, with thanks. DO, at Ne. 393 Pa
avenue, between - sd stA etreets, WssAiLs ION.
nh y Inn WA. j. LEE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-30
The Je,vei-consistenoy.

The radicals now in Congress are
persistently and continually quoting
from the sayings and writings OF Mr..
Lincoln, and on every occasion de-
clare that they are now only trying to
carry out his policy, and MS stubborn
Ely denying that Andrew Johnson is
taking the same ground rs his, ,unfor-
tunate predecessor. Now, here is
what MIR. Lincoln said in speaking of
the civil and alleged political rights
OF the negro: 1t is matter OF re-
cord, and cannot be denied by the
most rampant radical:
81 am not" said he, s'nor ever
have been, in favor Of making jurors
or voters Of negroes, nor intermar-
rying them with the white people;
and [ viii say, IN addition to this,
that there is'a physical difference be-
tween the white and black races,
which, I believe, will forever forbid
the two races living together on terms
Of social and political equality. And,
lnasmuch as they cannot so live while
they remain together, there E.ust be
the position of superior and inferior,
and 1, as much as any other man, am
In favor of having the superior posi-
ton assigned to the white man =
Now look at the provisions of tho
so-called "civil rights" bill, and see
how utterly opposed they are to the
position of the radical party of the
present day. They demand equal
suffrage for the negro; they demand
he shall sit as a juror; in short, they
demand perfect equality between the
two races, which the late President,
elected especially on the negro plat
form, most rightflllly opposed in his
own plain, blunt language, as above
quoted
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-30

The Franklin, Tennessee, Rerie~
says it don't know which is the worst,
the radicals or the cut worms. Both
are doing their level best to DESTROY
the country.
He is truly stump-speaker. who, when
talking, exhibits mouthful Of strmps II
you would keep your dental fixtures in per-
feet talking order, use the fragrant Sozo-
don't daily; tho recipe is simple. but sure.
Gov Fenton was hung in effigy at
keesville. Now York. last week.
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: We Eke this. sort 81 Writing. ai,., Sc

We IKE this sort Of writing, Be-
caase, @bssides its strvtthaffus ffusiii,ess, it j.
calcuIated TO rousesup the energies Of
our people; II theysare,true to them,
selves, they haveag glorious aud pros
penous future before them And We
are inspired with faith and hope that
the severe, lessons recently taught
them will contribute to leading them
in the right direction. We think if
they avail themselves of their present
advantages, they will realize that the
war and itsresults were BLESSINGS in
disguise. '',seN = ~ 1-S '-z- - i%,,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-30

The Special Senate Committee
having in charge the subject of COM
bining the telegraph system of the
country with the Post Office Depart-
ment, will mako some important re-
commentators to the Senate relative
to the tolls, &c, the Government
taking control Of the various lines.
The Postmater-General is adverse to
snch legislation, and has written q
letter to that effect.
Reports from South Geor-
gia give more favorable accounts OF
crop prospects than we have had
heretofore. The wheat is nearly all
harvested, and the yield is much above
the average. The corn promises bet
ter than it has for Years. About half
q crop of cotton will be raised. In
Middle Georgia the wheat and cotton
crops are much injured. The corn is
first-rate.
1t Is reported that bloody riot
occurred at Quincy, Fla, on Satilr-
day last. between the whites and
negroes.
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1t is reported that q radical member
of the Harris District of Pennsyl-
vania, in his speech in the House on
Wednesday, urged his co-laborers to
hurry up their business, rs this
might be the last Republican Con
gress that would meet for some time.
IL not forever.
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TIE FREEDMEN BUREAU The
Atlanta MteWgence,' publishes the
following:
Gen. w. +. Wotford, the member
elect to Congress from this Congress
sional District, tclcgraphs to this
paper us follows-his telegraph bear
ing date Washington city, the 25th
instant:
"l;cn. Howard has directed Con.
Illson to use extraordinary means to
supply the destitute people of our
devastated District with provisions. ;"
We make record Of this considerate
order with pleasure. Doubtless it
has been issued through the influence
of Gen. Woiford at Washington,
his representation and his feeling
appeal in behalf OF the suffering
people in his District the Cherokee
section of our State, SO long over
run and devastated by Thomas,
army. Gen. Tillson cannot move to
supply the destitute III that section
OF our State too soon. They need
prompt relief, or, we are assured, in
many places starvation will overtake
MANY, Hiiu tlitN VIII pcllSIl. o
Gen. Wotfor,l much credit is due
for his cxcrtions in behalf OF his
suffering constituency.
y DIFFERENCE. Mr. Sherman, Of
the United States Senate, in discuss
ing his bill for funding the national
debt, stated that Great Britain paid
, less aggregated interest on her four
billion dollars Of debt than did the
United States on two billion eight
hundred million dollars, and yet
English consols stood higher there
than tive-twentics here
800 emisrants from Europe who
landed lately in Canada were in To-
ronto over night on Sunday, May 20,
. on their way to seek homes in the
Western States of the American
: Union. The Toronto Leuoe,' re-
! marks: "Will our Government ever
offer Inducements to emigrants TO
remain in Canada?''
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GREESvu.IE, S. c., Nav y. Is

MESSnS. EDITORS: Permit me- through
the medium of your paper, to state for the
information of those who have accounts
for publishing the proclamations and or
dcrs of the Provisional Government of
South Carolina, that 1 have received let
ter from the Hon. W. II. Seward, Secretary
OF State, at Washington, informing me that
the Secretary Of War will pay all such ac-
counts, when payments is demanded. These
accounts were vouchcd by me, last fall
and forwarded to the War Office for pay
mcnt. 1t is proper that each one Of the
parties should receive a blank form from
the War Office, and make out again their
accounts in due form. These blanks will
be furnished on application. Some have
been already sent to the parties from tho
War Office. 1t may be that they will have
to be approved again by me rs Provisional
Governor. If so, they can be sent me, and
/ will forward them. A check will then be
sent for the amount due from the War
Office.
Whilst | WAS in Washington, in February
last, called on Mr.. Stanton to settle these
printers bills. He declined doing so till
he could have an interview with .Gr
Seward, and seemed to think that they
ouSHt ~ pc pdiu Dy INC state. / tOlU Nlu
that was not III accordance with my instIuc-
tons from the President and Secretary of
State. l afterwards mentioned tho subject
to the President. and addressed q letter to
MIR. Seward. Some time since Mr.. Seward
wrote me that the Secretary OF War said
he would pay the accounts the next day, il
they were otherwise correct. suppose d .
till very recently, that they had been paid.
The parties had better attend to this mat
ter at once, Yours, truly. &C.,
Is. +. PERRY.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-30

The FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER En-
PLAINS. M. Drouyn de rHuys, in an
almost apologetical manner, assured
the ambassadors of Russia and Eng
land, who called on him for an ex-
planation Of the Emperor's speech,
that it was pure Theoretical discus
SION of the necessity :to reconstruct
the map of Europe. Wcsuspect that
Lord Cowley regards any "neressity
to reconstruct the map of Europe
II thing Of much too practical nature
to be covered over with the phrase
'theoretical discussion.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-30

PROBABLE ADJOURNMENT OF Cos
GREss-RADICAL Plans. 1t is said n
caucus Of the radical Senators was
held last Thursday, at which it was
determined to adjourn about the mid
die Of July, unless some unforeseen
reason for sitting longer should arise
IN the mean time. The constitutions
III amendments were discussed, and it
was decided that every attempt should
bo made to harmoniZe the views of
Senators, and that being done, they
should be passed by strict party
vote. -Richmond Tunes. 2SM.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-30

RUMoRED INVASION OF CUBA--The
alliance Of South American States.
Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Chilli.
has become SO formidable that it is
said they contemplate offensive
operations. They have endeayored
to draw the States on the Atlantic
coast-Venezuela and some of the
Central American States-into their
combination, chiefly with the view
of operating from the Atlantic ports
upon Cuba and Porto Rico 1t is
evident that this design is agitated in
New York at least. 1t is reported that
the idea of the independence of Cuba
is rife in Cuba itself, and that the
inhabitants are eager to welcome
their deliverers. The last news ire
ported through New York from
Cuba represented that good deal of
excitement prevailed there, and that
the attention of the Government had
been drawn to it.
There will be no great difficulty, if
the South American allies choose to
make the attempt, to cut loose Cuba
from Spain, who, we apprehend, can
not make anything like q vigorous
defence. Such an attempt could be
smartly assisted from the States AS
Cuba is nearly the last place where
slavery exists, the Aholitionists have
a good opportunity for n final grand
fight. After Cuba is hberated-which
we believe will be the case-wont she
"annex" herself? She will have to
10 it for ''protcction, and we will be
quite ready to receive her.
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:rhs TriaI OF nrr. q Dnvis.

ssshs TriaI OF mr.. Dnvis. q :.
The following from the New York
Times may be regarded as semi
official: 'c.-.=s -. ~ <.
EVE understand that In less than
two weeks from now the trial of JEFF
ferson Davis, for treason against the
United States Government, viii COM
mence at Richmond. The day ac-
tually fixed, We believe, is the first
Monday in June. The Indictment is
simple and specific, but the sargu-
ments, alike for the prosecution and
the defence, will involve the most
comprehensive and searching inquest
into the constitutional authority Of
the Government and the relation of
individual States thereto that has
probably ever been made. since the
foundation Of the Union. go =.
sLet the result of the trial as
affects the prisoner be what it may,
the Importance Of judieially testing
the question of what constitutes
treason-and whetherit is possible to
make the crime of treason odious by
legal condemnation under such a.
Government as ours-cannot be over
estimated The ablest constitutional
lawyers in the country will bring to
the examination of the case the clear
est and most unimpassioned judg-
ment The trial will be conducted
by the prosecution in no vindictive or
excited temper. The defence, which
has been entrusted to Chas. O'Conor,
James. I. Brady, of New York; w.
B. Read, Of Philadelphia; Mr.. Brown,
OF Baltimore; Mr.. Pugh,. of Ohio,
and George Shea, formerly corpora
ton attorney for this city, will not
so far as the leading counsel are con-
cerned-descend to mere pettifog-
ging evasion of the actual issues in
yolved in the trial On both sides,
we feel assured, the desire will be
that the case shall be tried with a
thoroughness and in a temper that
shall correspond with the vast ma
tlonal interest concerned.
''Ihe occasion will be one which in
itself will mark an epoch in the con-
stitutional progress of the country,
and rs such, far more than as the
mere judicial trial of an extraordi-
nary offender, the proceedings will
possess an interest for all time to the
student of the political history of the
American Republic
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-30

ANOTHER DECISION AGAINST A TEST
OATH. the recent session of TIE
Circuit Court Of Hampshire Comfy.
West Virginia, Judge Bunker pro-
nounced his decision upon the law
requiring smtors to take the test
oath IN the following clear and en-
phatic language: This law is in yio-
latlon of the Federal and State Con
stltutIons, violates the essential prin-
clIples Of our Government, and is
therefore illegal and of no obliea-
ton.