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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-19

OF color, ana Other uses Of the Board, as
may he directed. The minutes Of the
Board shall show the sum assigned to each
Magistrate, and the receipt Of the Magis-
trate for every sum paid to him shall be
taken by the chairman of the Board, and
shall accompany the next report of the
chairman to the Board as well rs be exhjb.
tied in support Of tho cbairman's. quarterly
report to the District Court in which sneh
payment is set down.
XCIV. On satisfactory information to
the District Judge, or a Magistrate, that a.
person Of. color has removed from another
District, and is likely TO become charge
to the District into which he has removed,
the District Judge, or the Magistrate, shall
proceed against such person as va
grant, and, on conviction. lie shall -be pun-
isI.ed as such: Provided, hoaoever, That
persons of color who were removed by
their former masters from other Districts,
within theslast five years, shall be allowed
twelve months TO return to the Districts
t.from which they were removed; and those
who have been separated from their fsmi-
lies or relatives shall be allowed TO return
TO them within twelve months.
.vAaRANcY AND 1DLENEss.
XCV. These are public'grievaaces, aud
must be punished as crimes.
| XCVl. All persons who have mot some
fixed and known place of abode, and some
lawful and reputable employment = those
who have not some visible and known
! means Of a fair, honest and reputable live.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
BALTIMORE
LOOK HOS p 1T A l..
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM oUAcKERY'
The only place where a


CUKE CAN he OBTAINED.
INR. JOHNSON nAs DISCOVERED THE MOST GER
~ tain, speedy and only Ersotua Remedy in the world
ions tine Kidneys % and bsddsr YnysanssIy Dse6sT
SCI
sslgi ~ sss%ssG .siI
sos. % iss.iso sbsf Victims tssn % lie
hopes Or sKticipations rendering marriage. &e, i'm
'''' YOUNG MEN
ss, sS Ss s.ss Il
Men .a'sDs r. aoss % ..atsa and sr.nt
W. sss !Sssas.s q
the living l'F'' may yEakKASE fsli KIT sl :0nad'n'''
Nv M
5its Si.s f @ 3 Us'l
reisioasly eonads n bis henor G ss q ntlsm. n and
'0nSd'H a' * " WesKS's,ss 'ss,s'sl'n
sss full mi
tSs he yiesLns q imDIepsr inaar,ness yosas psIsons
q the ha, HsT
sas ssts q than s5 s G
sprns the mos :ss..as and no OF
sSas ssdi snS
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debility and ssstins of the Frame cough S'nsamp
DIR. JOHNSON,
Member of the Royal oolioss Of Surgeons, Lontsn,
United and the part Of shSs1 s hsH
SSa 81
tonishins that we're ever known many troubled
nerVoasasss being asinsd at sudden sounds. tasbiai
wan % mina ss4e
YOUNG MEN,
who have injured themselves by certain practice in
evil com, snions or school the effects Of which are
asfs and dsstio, So,S MIND aud
body. should apply Immediately. ..,, ,,..
try, the pride Of his PARENTS should be snatched from
oi from the path Of nature and gng in
certain secret habit. Such persons must before con
MARRIAGE,
Reflect that sound mind and body the most neces
%ihoSt These through lie bsco%s: weary
~ nina WITH and % isd win
the @eisnehoy that the happiness smother
becomes S!tss.Sss ;i's iai aii$sfsysssSn. :,
sure snds that ~ ss imSibsd Il. seeds his psna
disease II too often happens that an sense o
70 those Who rom sdnsstion .pd ss1
sympto%s of iSis hUird disease make their appssrse
such aieeraed sore throat dAeases nose nocturnal
the shin and arms, blotehes the head
,;,f W iii liz 4 as palate 81 Ss or he
the fall in, and the victim oil this awful disease
pssS to bis Srsada sasrn by seadns
to THAT undiscovered country from whence no rAVeer
returns"
1t is fact that Thousands lall victims
this terrible disease, owing to the unsk unesn OF
X So s 81 I auS
the residue OF lite miserable.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
OFFICE No. z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side goina from Baltimore Street few doors
from the FAN not TO observe name and number
liz No letters receiysd ness postpaid and contain
stamp to be used in the reply. Persons writing
should state and send portion oil advertisement
describing symptoms.
The DOctoi's 8 DIPLOMA hsngn in his ofhce.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty years, and the numerons i'm
portant Surgical Operations performed by Dr. John-
son, wtnsssed by the reporters OF The sun and many
other perB, notices of hieh have appeared again
and gain before the public, besides his ssandins az
gentlem oil character and responsibility. isasuh
SKIN DISEAS Ms sPEEDILY CURED.
june22-lyf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

OPENIN To PKTNUENN ANNE,
On and after THURSDAY, MARCH 2at, ls6a, passen
Etr aud Freight Trains wilt run through to and from
Princess Anne.
Passsn gers to leave Princess Anne 80, A. NJ, in
gtatiops North Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
Passenger from Baltimore aud Philadelphia Will b
dhe at Princess Ann" 400 NJ.
N q sEWAll, JT Sup't Del. r
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave New Castl, for Wilmington and Philadelphia
T.A5 u.
Leave Philadelphia at $50 p. IN. Wilmington %
D. IT., for New Castle.
Passengers from Baltimore to sesford and Salisbury
viii take evening train from Baltimore and spend night
at Wilmington. Pa4sengers for Milford ana Dover may
cave Bati at 10 p and proceed Same evening
E.Q. SEWAL LII, Jr., Sup't Dol r. X.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
ARABS DEAD SHOT
THE GREAT
Rat, Roach and Mouse dastrover.

Rat Roach and Mouse DESTROYER.
In ,GerinG this great invention Tor destroying Rats
Mice and Roaches to the public, the subscriber wishes
not to be alone in bearing testimony aud could give
much more evidence in its favor IL Thought requisite
that 1t not only kills the yermin, but many
drives them from ihe PROMISES that they do not die
there to give offence has been sold for years.
aud found to give general satisfaction, will be proven
by the following
TESTIMONIALS:
SALEM, N. March 81, 1864.
was very much troubled with rats at my slaughter
house, and rieS both arsenic and sryohinne
them, neither of which had any effect only though
to increase them. Was advises Arabs Dead Shot
which did, and bad trouble with them aitei-
ward. / consider 1t "a frstrate article.
JOSHUA THsMPsoN, tButcherl
ALLowATsTowN, N j., March u.s. 1904
Having several times used Arabs Bead Shot, rats
and mice In my mill (beinK miller) where bad
rats by hundreds before the OF II, without
HI station say 1t Ia the best externator for
sice ever used. They will eat 1t In preference
meal. WESLEY q. FRANKLIN
PIrTbanoyE, N. J. March l, 1853
was very much annoyed BY rats in my potato cellar
for their destruction, after which found twenty tso
FIRnAN wENTZELL.
Prepared and sold by JOS. Il. LIPPINCUrr, salem
New Jersey.
For saleiu Wilmington by H. NJ. ENGLAND,
Druggist,
s. W. Cor. 5th 4 Market sts
And by Druggista and sorekeepers generally.
feb 15 3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
j. III. wINsAOw s. 60.
ESTABLISHED 1850.


luU sUOV worth $500 900 To be sold at Ono Dol
lar each witt out regard to value, and be paid
for until you know what you to get. A splendid
list OF articles BaoH
l0l Gold Hunting Case Watches, Sll5 90
100 aoa Watches. IS 10
POO ladies GSld Watches, ~ M
900 Ladies' and ent'a Silver Watches, N III
1000 Revo living Castors, IS 90 to ia Op
$500 Drinking Cups, 7 W to 10 40
5000 9yal and Chased Gold Bracelets, % to 10 ~
500 Vest, Mack and Guard Chains, 10 to 10 10
3OtO Ladies California Diamond Rings. 90 to 4 60
8Nh Magic Srrng aud Snap Lockats. Ou to lU 10
lOUlc Gold Pens, silver mounted holders. 90 to 10
l06D Gold fens, silver extension % to 40
5000 sets Lades Jewelry, 90 to 10 90
6D Tea, Dessert and Table Spoons dos 12 90 to "a
5On Dessert and Table Forks Dozen Il 90 to ~ %
5O00 Butter Knives. per pair. 8 10 to 10 W
5000 Napkin Rings, per pair, 6 90 to 10 On
$1,000 ether articles, OO to 10 10
Certificates of all the various articles stating what
each have. FIRST put into elopes sealed
and mixed ahd when ordered, are taken out with.
out regard to Choice and sent by mail thus giving all
fair chance. On receipt fths certificate will see
what have, and then 1T is at your option to
send one dollar and take the article not.
One OF these envelopes will be sent by mail o.
eeipt of IS cebta i've for ST. eleven Tor 2 thirty for
So; sixty-h for SlU and one hundred fCr SIS,
Agentn wanted everywhere, Great inducements TO
Ladies' and Gents to set such Fail not to s-nd for
circulars which gives special terms, full list and
toulalE. Addret6 J. II. WINsLOW CO.,
feb 1a-Am M, broadway. N Y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
Removal.
WIN. IL QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. I22 Market Street.

W NJ & TON, DE L A W ARE
IA The subscriber informs his friends and the pub
lie that he has removed from No. 8, East Second
NJ Street to No 1872 MARKET STREET, third door
-2A. froul the OF secOnd st and door
Mclnalls Drag store, where he will continue to nv
on the Merchant Tailoring business. In all its bran has
Assortment of Black French Cloths, Doeskin cas mers
and silk Vestings Nelvets and all kinds Of Cloth, Of for
sgn and domestic Makes which he will offer Tnr sn,ng
Trade all of Which will be made in the laes stys and
Of the best Workmanship Also, large ssortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods such ne Shirt IIndershirts
travelling Shirts, Mock Ties, Collars, Sns endera Pocket
handkerehiefs, Hosiery and Gloves. Al Goods warrant
cd to be what they represented. "a homes nv stro
attention to bnhness to merit shaI Of publ patron
ase Al orders attended To with ,romptness Give m
Wilmington. april 2.-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

SOUTH

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
On and after MONDAY, FE 3RuARY %, 1865 Trains for
te Accommodation OF Passengers will leave ~ follows
until further notice
NOpTU aOIJTH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
FOR SALE.

RU9A AN elegant residence aud farm attached, Of
fselm gil acres, about miles from tho city Of will
nslM mington The mansion is 40 by As feet, with
back buildings all in good order the barn, carriage
house; shedding Ice house, work shop and farm house
ali In complete order The mansion has beautiful
lawn in front, filled with trees, shrubbery, &c. First-
the door and inside of house; water In
field. The place will be shown Henry Grant the
premises to any desiring splendid home and farm,
apply to q. s. 4 SIS. GkUBB,
feb l9-lm Real Estate Agts, Wil- Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
For Sale.

PoR SALE. a magnificent Country Seat, contafnipg
less situated within the limits Of the
city of Wilmington and on a commanding eminenee,
about l71 feel above tide water From this elevation
splendi- view IL obtsined of the Delaware the
cit and the surrounding country for many miles. Ths
h0uss s in excellent repair of stone 60 by 20 feet
tanning two parlors, hail l9 feet wide, dining room.
kitchen bed rooms, two ceare, and two lar rooms
on all ment floor The main building is heated
by a furnace the cellar. There stone barns
A-,4 the place, 50 by 80 feet, the other S'k
TT.. by 81 feet with stab,ng for hye cows and i've
Q-chiuRen houses and well of excellent water.
Tins location il ne and when its convenience tn
water, other city comforts taken into CON-
si-ration. the above mentioned property is not only
well the attention OF those dosi ring deli ght
ful home. but mattor of future speculation land
not the main street of the city having sed
Mt the rate Of Ohn it znould be examined into
by those des ing to realize great advance it's
entyalue no dialant day Terms Rat sfactory. For
further alticulars address q. s. \ y. s. CRUDE,
Real Estate A eeDt5,
fehs Wilming gten Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
New China, Glass aud Queenswars

TzSA The subscriber respectfully annouuces,--a
to his lrienis and the public generally that kAi5
Nss$ hp has opened CHINA, GLASS AN n W9fG
~ QtEESSWARf STORE at h old stand NAkk
NO. IO5 MARKET STREET, between Front and Sc
ooni Streets hte he Intends keep general aasort
of Chiua and diass i'll every variety Of style and
pattern.
lie hepes Ey attention tn business and dsp-stou to
please tcuve IRON his former patrons and the pub
lie a share OF their patronage.
Call and anime the stock, which in all Cases will be-
sold u reasouub pTlee..
mar 2s-Sa GEo, A. BATTERBuRY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
Vainabio Property al Privaao sal .
FOR RENT

Fifteen Acres Of Marsh, thu Townsend Road" in
Holland Creek MsIsh divided into about hve lois
Also six acres, Ia the hrandywine Marsh. Possession
mnsiisieiy. Apply to W. McCAULLEY co,
Real Estate Dealers,
tuaa {. III.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

Assss Farm Il 14s Acres OF good land well .itust
lH# ed mite west Of st. Georges Station on Tho
illlUI Delaware Railroad, Small bujlding. aaaS
lnns water plenty OF wood land for the use az the
farm. Ths property will be sold a very low nriee 10
rIese up an Estate Possession given at once pics ~
per acre ou very easy terms. WIN BRIGHT 4 SON w.
Ap 5-tf Real Estate Dealers, wilminRNoo Dx
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

a Convenient ana Desirable Conn.
try seat For Sale.
xr..Sar WITH 1917 acres of land, within miles of
l5S,KE the city of Wilmington, and u OF a mile Of tho
MIL p. ". h. Railrosd. The house Is roomy and
go onteuient, being three stories high IN the
ia'tu snd back buildings The price Mt which this
rroperty can be bought is very low, II bought soon
Flr terms, &c; Apply to ". McCAULLEY AGO.
LII 600 Msri.at 4,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
" 7 2 " u" HINI XVI btIH"lf " IInIhRtul
A DesIra BILE Farm for Sale

&AAA On theNew Ctg;te and Frenchtow Turnpike.
ftsHR miles from New Castle, and II from Whining
sns ton containing l25 acres, under good fencing,
aud divided into convenient tllages. The improvements
are osory brick House, nearly Frame Granary
tablaHg &c. Price SO per Terms accommoda-
ng Possession gwen this fall if desired. Apply to
TALLEY ALRICH, l0i Market 81,
AnESs Wilut,u ! bel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
tNssRk SALE.

NINE hCRE3 aud tva-e tights in Brsndyvine Mar.h
hree the Chris side and six aud =,
he Brandy wins side. Apply to
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
OH tNTNNa. POSTS AND RAIIe

IfOR SALE On PIKE CREEK, near Taylor's Factory
They will be ieltered at any conye niept distance
from Wilmington Apply to WM. WALTER,
On the Premises, or to
THos WALTER, in wilminp ptop
eaa A COMFORTABLE HOUSE WITH GARDEN
I'VE to rent, two miles from Wilmington. Apply ts
N1@' ApTaI-i- WAIIERs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lonton,
Graduate from u the most eminent colleges m the
United stAtes and the greater part of whose lite has
spent in the hospts of Londfp Paris, Philadel
phia, elsewhere, has effected sone OF the
tonishins thai we're ever known many troubled
sness being alarmed at sudden sounds basbiul
ness with frequent blush,nK, some times with
dara al mi were c ia red m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12

Capt. E. Schultze, Of the P5ussan artillery
the inventor Of what he has called white gun
powder, is now engaged ia manufacturing 4, l. ~
Potsdam, near Berlin, On q large scale I! nlS
new substance, says GaIignaui has none q Si1e
great drawbacks of common powder.
Governor Swarm, IN his message to t15 leg
islature Of Nd, fatty rec0mmerds thar i make
no radical modification ofthe Reglstratloil law
He ware in hopes that he would have Shown
mere sense and better feeling,
The Senate France Committee has audeo
two and half millions Ct dollars to The genson
bill, to meet deficiencies, which viii make the
pension Al preparations for the next fiscal gear
SIT, ga 600 =
L is stated that ninety thousand dollars 10
currency will be destroyed by the department.
il few days An equal amount Of 1he new
fractional currency will be substituted IN lien 81
the amount cancelled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12

Two negroes, supposed TO belong to the 37th
colored regiment, stationed at Fort Fisher en-
tered the house Of Samuel n. Conner, at Mid
die Sound, North carolina, OF the 10th inst.
There were present Thomas Pickett, Cannon,
Miss Picketr, Mrs Castor, and MRS. Pickett.
TIE negroes fred into The marty, killing Mr.
Pickett. Miss Pickett WIS Dangerously wound
ed in the head, and Mrs. Castor n1ortally
wounded in the throat Connou escaped to a
neighbours and called assistance. On his return
the negroes l,at3 escaped E;ttffrt* are being
mace - arrest them.
l'he ;lo<s" Committee on Foreign Affairs
Diseases yesterday the proposition to appro-
pirate three hundred, thousand dollars to daffay
the expenses OF a proper representation g ne
products, manufactures, and machinery OF the
United States, at the grand Paris exhibition
next year.
The tugboat S. c. Hall, whilst on her way
fran, Philadelphia to Galveston, Texas, dis
covered the schooner Retribu.ion wrecked off
Hatteras Io|et, with four OF her crew frozen
to death. Twoplots are also supposed to have
been washed overheard and drowned.
4 negro high school was dedicated at Nash
will. IN tuesday last Governor BrownloW
was present and advised the teachers to be ex-
eeedingly prudent and cautious. The Cover
nor evidently regards his own position as very
precarous.
Anthony shader, formerly clerk il the
Treasury Department, arrived in Washington
Yesterday under arrest He is charged with
the abstraction of over $50, 600 worth Of $40
bonds from the Treasury Department. Hewas
tracked to Michigan, where he was arrested.
The captain of the ship Neptune has been
held for trial in ten thousand dollars bond at
the New York Marine Court, at the suit Of
e;eht of the passengers and crew, for alleged
cruel treatment on the recent passage from
Liverpool.
G A man has been arrested in Philadelphia,
charged with the late murder of Mary L.
Watts, in Germantown ,t he ;, has MADE par
tial confession. Money was the incentive
The House Naval Committee will report
Of the navy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, January Ill. N. Herndon,
Of Spotsyyania, was elected Secretary Of the
Commonwealth to-day after long and ANNA
ted debate. Judge ,3oynes and Others advoca-
ted the reelection of Colonel Lewis, who was
appointed by Governor l'eirnoint at Alexan-
dria. On the last ballot Lewis lacked only five
votes OF an election,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12

The competing candidates for the Office Of
Treasurer Of the Commonwealth, were J. s.
Calvert and VIM. IT. Gray, Of Loudoun. Mr.
Calvert was elected, by very small majority
over Mr. Gray. The latter gentleman, though
defeated, had a high compliment in the vote
he received. He is Que of the best men in the
State Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12

Mr.. Maury, who, as IS well known, has re-
cciged from h1a~;mi.ian the anpoin1ment Of
Inregial Cn;n iouc~ a. ('oloDizationn NIexi-
CO. has addressed Il circular to the people Of
all nations. liz Jyiis tA=m that the doors Of
the Empire are fairly Zen to every enc, and
shat the Emperor, by q most liberal Decree H.
yites emigrants from al quarters, without re-
spect to nationality.
intendent OF the New York and SchuyIkill
Coal Company, was murdered by three men OF
Tuesday night, on his way home to pottsviIle.
The murder was committed on the public
highway. Mr.. Dunno was an ACCOMPLISHED
gentleman and universal fa7orite with every
one. His death causes intense excitement
The bureau ofre1ugees and freedmen, during
the month OF Decem Der restored the following
lands: The property of Charles B. Tebbs, in
Lnudoun county, Va; the property IF George
". Ball, IN Loudoun county. Va; and tie
property Of Sanderson Thrift, Loudoun coun-
t., Va.
J. Boorman, ESQ.,, OF New York city, has
contributed one thousand dollsrs to be- exn .sn
ded in the relief Of subjects of want in Rich
mond, and fifteen hundred dollars towards the
re-bullding of the United Presbyterian Church,
also Of Richmond.
The House Committee on appropriations re-
ported the army appropriation bill yesterday.
It contains the appropriations asked for by the
War Department, with reductions which
amount in the aggregate to nearly three millions
of dollars
The locomotive of freight train on the New
Jersey Central railroad exploded it's boiler on
Tuesday. The engineer, fireman and brake
man were instantly kllle3, and the locomotive
:s,iioTTa inc fragments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12

RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. So far as we have
any record of the railroad accidents Of last year
(lS65, there appears to have been one hun
dred and eighty three of them. This is greater
number than occurred in the previous year,
when the whole number Of publicly recorded
railroad accidents was one hundred and forty.
The number CT lives lost in 1868, however, was
less than in 1864, being tare G hundred end tl1r-
ty-fve for the former year, and four hundred
and four in the latter It's encouraging to
f0d that the mortality is decreasing, although?
the number of accidents is increasing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12
C O II II e r G 1 4 L.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET.-The market, lo5
-four is very firm, with q SMALL stock on hand
and fair local demand We note IN advance
on account Of the close Of navigation, and now
quote Family at S13@$15; Extras $40 75G2,
$1150, ard supers S. 50@$lO %. Small lots Of
Wheat arriving by raIroad and We quote
White at $2@Sz 35 and Red s. &}0$ H.
Corn-sales CT 1;1C0 bushels, CID from store It
35-prces tending downward. Rye and Oat5
ominal-though there is some enquiry for the
Latter. Groceries remain quiet, without mater
ial change. Bacon unchanged. Dressed Hogs,
Sl3N $3.50, with a limited enquiry and good
supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12
OH Alexanaria Dazetfs
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY IL.

The Richmond Republic is sore'y tried at
the election Of some Of the officers OF tie Com
monwealth, by the Legislature. t says, "a
sad day s work was done OF Wednesday, and
.s'sif the election gees on as it has commenced
The government Of Coz. Pierpoint will be turn
ed out Of doors The tone Of the. Republic
may be gathered from the following extract:
1.-THE hox OF Pandora is opened, and none
can tell the woes that may issue forth. Ihe
election Of Mr. Taylor was insult added to lnJu-
~ The Governor, IN a conservative desire to
conciliate public feeling, when two OF the base
ment Offices became vacant, appointed one Union
man as Treasurer Mr. Smith) and one a-deuont
secessionist Mr. Taylor as Auditor, The Leg
islature abrogates the compromise, IN reflect
ing Mr.. Taylor and putting the old Treasurer
(Mr. Calyert) back into his former office
There is now political issue between tie GOV,
erner and the Legislature. Lee has been placed
between this representative body and the officer
Immediately recognized and supported by the
3 President. The entente condsa1e which has so
happily existed has been destroyed. God grant
that The split may not be like the crack IN the
iceberg, which no art nor power can again weld
together. =
A remark in the Richmond Sentinel,it seems
to US, is a sufficient and conclusive answer to
all this "As these officers, by the Constitu-
ton, are of legislative appointment, it is not
perceived how the utmost liberty IN selecting
them was any encroachment on he privileges
of the Executive, Or the respect due to co-or-
dnate branch Of the government.
The New York Evening Post thinks "ihe
leading Republicans will make fatal error if
they imagine that class legislation, unjust dis
elimination in favor OF certain interests, mis-
management Of the currency and the debt, and,
above all, mistaken aud unsuccessful policy
on the great question Of reconstruction, will be
endured by the country even at their hands. .
A bill incorporating company for the con
struction Of an air line railroad, from Washing
ton to New York, has been introduced in
Congress.
La. Fayette c. Baker, Chief Detective Of the
War Department, and late Brigadier General,
has hean siyn,1sjeraC1 out Of the service -