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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-27
EIsKORs or yOUTu.

Gentleman who sutieied for yoats from Nervous De-
blity, Premature Decay, and all the ELECTS OF youhu
ndisc elton Will i0r the sake fsnering humanity send
Tree to all WHO need H. the recipe aud directions fol max
lug the simple remedy by which he rual Sufferers
Wishing 70 prOht by tho adyerliserH experience DO
by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
dee2b-Wly No. 10 Chambers ST., New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

ELEcTION.--N TICH is HEREBY
~ given that an election for nine Directors to
one year will be held by tbs stockholders Of the Della
ware fifs Insurance Company, at their Office, No 6lT
Market Street oh MONDAY, the hnh day of March next
between the hours OF 10 and IL o'clock, AM.
tchH-lt JOIIN MrIEAR gnoiv
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GOVERNMENT SALEs.

OFFIcE OF ASSISTANT QUARTER
" MASTER,
WILMINGTON DLL., Feb 12th 1896
sALR 6P 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES.
ALL GOOD AND sERvICEABLE
viii be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, at wilmington,
Delaware, on every FRIDAY during the month OF March,
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The especial attention OF purchasers Ia invited 10 the
fact that these Mules large we'll paired and In excel
lent condition. being the surplus Team Mules of Wash
ington Depot.
Animals sold singly.
salee to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
TEHMS-CAsh in U. S. Currency.
By order Of 3revet Brig. Gtn'l JAMES A. EKIN,
In charge Of lst Division O. NJ. G. o,
c H.GALLAGHER
feb7T-tmch90 Capt 4 A. ON
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CONVENIENT AND DESIRABLE
N COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-lgl@ acres, within
three miles Of the city Of Wilmington and quarter Of
mile of the 7. W. 4 Il. II. Il. The house is Toomy and
convenient, being three stories high the man and
back buildings The price at which this property can In
bought s very low il bought For tsrns, &c ap
ply to W. McCAULLEY & co,
feb2I Real Estate Dealers COG Market 81.
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OTICE.
A RARE CHANCE
FOR A
GOOD BUSINESS.
In order to close our business, we offer the
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,

In order to close our business, we offer the
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
Fronting West Street. Tatna Street. Delaware Avenue
and Eleventh Street, decidedly the most desirable stuR
on for private residences offered for sale in the city
This neighborhood rapidly improving with the best
class Of buildings, and property Is enhancing In value
rapidly.
The passenger pass this property every few min
uteH
We offer together with the lot OF ground our we'll Ee-
leeted stock Of SEASONED LUMBER, large BRICK
STABLE, and OFFICE with the furniture HORSES, WA
CONS, &C. &c This stand has been a very successful
one and in view of the many improvements in contem-
plson in this neghborhood makes II very desirable for
any one wishing to engage In this business
Also, large and valuable BRICK SASH FACTORY
and PLANlNG MILL, situated on Front street between
Jersou and Madison Streets 60 feet Front street.
ming hrou4h to franklin street llO feet with Twenty
live Horse Power Engine. in good order This mill Is in
successful operation II is occupied by John Wal.
ker, Jr, aud others
Also, three THREE STORY and three TWO STORY
BRICK HOUSES in Brandywne Village, near LAmmotts
factory.
We have also a large number Of choice BUILDING
LOfs, in different parts of the city. These properties
offered for sale in order to close up our business and
viii therefore be sold ut reasonable figures
CRAIG & TATNALL.
Jaiar lst lsG6.-5-2m
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WILMINGTON CITY RAILWAY,
OCTOBER sOth, 1865.
Tue Cars will leave Delaware Avenue Depot
Every 90 minutes from 6sl A. NJ, until s3l 4. n.
10 " S.3l A. NJ, S2l =. NJ.
90 " s.2l I'M 1901 p. NJ.
Returning will leave Front and Walnut streets
Every 20 minutes from $50 A. NJ, until 1856 A. N.
10 " s.6b A. NJ, " 6.i5 p. NJ.
20 " $40 P. NJ, 1925 P. NJ.
car will leave Delaware Avenue Depot at 1851 r. NJ
10 meet the train leaving Philadelphia AZ 10 =. N.
ON THE RISING SUN ROAD
Car will run M follows making close connections with
the Cars on the City line:
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DIR. sTRICKLAND,s MELLIFLuous
COUGH nAISAM

s warranted to be the only preparation known to cure
Coughs, Colds Hvareness Asthma Whoopng Cough,
Chronic Conghs, Consumption, Bronchitis aud Group
Being prepared from Honey and Herbs II Is healing
ening and expecorating aud particularly suitable for
AL affections Of tho Throat and Lunga For sale by Drug
gists everywhere. jabl2-w&s1y
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peafness. Blindnesa and Catarrn

Treated with the utmost success, by Df. j. lSAACS
Ocnlisi and Aurist, formerly Of Leyden, lioand) No
bi9 PINE street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from the
most reliable sources in the City Connty beseen
at his Office. The medical faculty invited 10 ne
company their PATIENTS as he has no secrets In lis prae
tiee. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without paip No
charge made for examination. febiOIV
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EDUCATIONAL.
AND COMMERCIAL
IN TITU TE,
S. ". CORNER OF
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS.
UP sfARs
CEntrance on Third streei,)
EDUCATIONAL.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The whole Of the second and fourth stories Of Glaxs
building, has been fitted up and occupied by the Inst-
ue, which will open for the winter season.
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 9rH, 1866,
aud ending May ls 1896, during which period It will be
open daily Saturdays and Sundays excepted from
NJ, to IL NJ, and from to 2. NJ On MONDAY, TUES.
pay THURSDAY and FRIDAY evenings, 1t will be open
The services OF accomplished plain and Ornamental
penman have been secured, to teach
PRNMANsaIP
10 All ts branches lie has superior and bat few equals
10 this beautiful Art.
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile educa.
ton, are such before offered to the public
OF Wilmington consisting Of single and Double entry
BOOK KEEPING
Banking, Exchange. Insurance. stsamboAting, Commits
sion and Joint stock Company's Business Commercial
Forms and Calculations, etc. etc
In the TelegrAphing department every advantage that
learning
TELRGRAPHING,
OF the most pleasant and lucrative employments
can be pursued. The re building aud building of old
aud new lines throughout the Northern and Southern
stateH the large and constant Increase Of business have
caused demand for OPERATORS that the old method OF
learning is inadequate to supply.
TERMS.
Invariably In advance to be paid at time Of entranee
discount Of twenty per cent made to ladies' For fur.
ther particulars inquire at the Institute.
E9fhe public are invited to visit the Institute and
examine the various departmentg
Especial attention will be given 10 writing MARRIAGE
DIPLOMAS, VISITING WhDDINQ
AND OTHER CARDS, TITLE PAGES MARKING LIN
bN, etc., ETC. OctB-u
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HUBBELL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
IL An exquisite impr gnation of Dry Spanish Wine
WIN tte selivty OF yellow Peruvian BARK, tcnchona
Salts tCitrate Of Magnetic oxide of Iron 1t has spir
tied vnous favor very grateful to the palate without
color the teeth.
1t has marvellous power to excite langud appetite give
Ees to food improve digestion, luereAse the strength
steady the circulation and give frmness and precision
10 the actions of tha nervous system No other tonic
quickly brings back the flush nf health, elastic step re-
freshins sleep, the love Of notion with power endure
mental and physical exertiUn.
HALF PINTS-ONE DOLLAR.
Made by o. $. HUBBELL,
APorHRCARY,
feb27-?m 14l0 Chsstnul Street, phadelnhIa.
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AGENTS ARE WANTED.

In every part Of the United States and Provinces and to
all such liberal Inducements will be offered aud on
application circular Of terms will bs forwarded. We
prefer tsnt in Post Office Orders where they can
be obtained, by Bank Drafts to order. Please
write your Name, Town, County aud state plainly aud
addrets all orders to DE TREY & CO.
Ageuta for Manufactures,
feb27-6m "a LlBsRrY SrRREr, NEW Yoik
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TUESDAY FEB
PRICE LIST.

@ WILMINGTON LAUNDRY, No. WEST 9TH
ST, Office, No. 517 Market ST., JOHN q,
COLE, Agent
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DIR. sTRIcKLAND,s PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands Of the worst cases Of Blind and
bleeding Piles. II gives Immediate relief and effects
permanent cure. Try 1t directly y. 1t is warranted to
cure For fale by all Druggists at o Cents per bot
Tie, jani2-w6HIJ
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
i NY's THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
AND CARRYING THE o. s. MAIL.
LEAVE PIER No. az NORTH RIVER, foot OF Canal
street. At " o'clock noon, the LIST, llh and 21st
every month, Except when those dates fall Sunday
and then on the preceding SATURDAY., for AEPINWALL
connecting, via Panama Railway, with of the Com
nanys Steamships from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO,
touching at ACAPULCO
FEBRUARY
lst-HENRY CIAUNCEY, Captain GRAY, connecting with
COLORADO, Capt. WATKINS.
lOlh-ATLANTlC Capt MAURY, connecting with SAC
RAMENTO, Capt. CAvBRLY.
2lst-NEw YORK. Capt HoRNRR connecting with CON-
STlrUrlON, Capt. FARsswoRTH.
Departures of lst anl 2lst connect at Panama with
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Those Of the lst
touch at MANHANILLO.
THROUGH PAssAGB RATES IN CURRENCY.
FIRST Cabin. $500
eecphu Saunt' 400
100
discount Of ONE QUARTER from steamers rates
allowed TO second cabin and storage passengers with
families Also, an allowance of ONE QUARTER on
leaehers soldiers having honorable discharges, HALF
FARE.
One Hundred Pounds baggage allowed each adult Bag.
sagemhsters accompany baggage through, and attend to
ladies and children without male protectors baggage
received the dock the day before sllng from steam
boats railroads. and passengers who prefer to send down
early.
An experienced surgeon on board Medicine and at.
tendance free
Steamer will be placed on the line January lst 1866
vASa I? fSR no" NEW ORLEANS to AspiN~AII' via HA
For Passage Tickets or further information apply at
the C0mpanys ticket office, the Wharf FOOT or Ca
NAL STREET, NORTH RIVER NEW YORK.
1an2-sm f. W. q. BELLOWS, Agent.
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sTRANCE. HIIT TRUE


Eyory young lady aud gentleman in the United States
can hear sonethng very much 10 their advantage by
turn mail (es OF charged by addressing the undesign
cd. Those having fears being humbugged will oblge
by not noticing this card All others will please address
their obedlent servant, TnOs. r. CHAPMAN.
deea5-wly s3l Broadway, New York,
The Bridal Chamber, Essay OF Warming
and Instruction for Young Men-published by the How,
ard Association aud sent free Of charge sealed euys
lopes, Address, Dr.J. skillin Houghton- Howard AZ
oeatlon. philadelphia, rs. feb10-1Y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-27
WTILMINGTON GENERAL INsUR.
w ANCE AGENCY,
No. 4 EAST SIXTH STREET.
IAMES MnnLLFY Anrun

The want Of General Insurance Agency having been
felt in this community take this opportunity Of inform
ing the etKsns Of Wilmington and its immediate vicAi-
ty, that have secured the Agencies Of the following
truly reliable CompanieF, viz;
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EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS

Young men who wish to qualify themselves for Busi-
moss Lille, have uneqnalled advanAges for dong so at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-27
HOW WE SHALL pRooBED.

We havo adopted tho plan of sale now so popular +
charging uniform price, and this pfoa will Invariably
he 50 for each article regardless Of value The
Of conducting Agency paid by hO sale OF
Gates, coupons representing the various cles These
certificates sold at FIFTY GENTS each or 3 for $l
and each certificate will show the holder the particular
article he or she Is entitled TO payment Of add
tiona $2.
THE EXPENSES or FREIGHT AND PACKING
PIANOS OR SEWING MACHINES WILL BE
PAID BY THE PARTIES WHO ARE
ENTlTLED TO rIlEM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-27

The diAculty that hiss heretofore presented itself
persons requiring large amount Of Insurance on
risk be obViAtsd, risks to very eonsidorabl
amount be taken by the above named CompAnies.-
The low those usually charged by othet
Companies In good standing.
Circulars showing the statement Of the condition
each Of the above Companies be at the oce Of
the Agency. JANIS WoOLLEY
N. B-The
NEW YoRK AcoIDHHfAL IEsuRAScR Co. Of New York City,
lETNA LiRR lEsuRkEuE Co., Of Hartford, Conn,
Are aaO represented at this Agency.
Wilmington Dec Is, isos-4t
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VI THE
FINEST WoRKMANsHIP.
The articles to sell at TWO DOLLARS each,

The articles 10 sell at TWO DOLLARS each,
NO MATTER HOW COSTLY II MAY BE,
consist of splendid Hunting Case Gold and Silver Watch
es, French Clorks, Rings t1t with Diamonds, Buhes,
Pearls aud other precious Stones (soaira and in olus-
ters Lsdes Sets Of Jewlry comprising Pins and Ear
Rings of the most fashionable and recherche style Gold
and Ensmeed Bracelets Studs and Sleeve Buttons Chains
of all descriptions, &C. &c. silver Ware extra plaed
comprising Casors Butter Dish, beautifully chased ana
engraved, Table and Tea Spoons, Gobets SC. Pianos
Meodeons and Sewing Machines, OF the best makers,
The price Of each article varying from SIX TO ElGHT
H,IIa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-27

AS a preliminary they would remark that they manu-
facturs aud sell no brass watches imitation o iewery
ALL ARE WARRANTED GOLD
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Leaves Philadelphia at 2. afternoon.
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T' e L E G. il Alp II ] G.
Later from Europe.

NEw YoRK, April 26.- European
dates to the 18th have been received.
Sales of Cotton ON Saturday FIVE.
thousand (5oOO) bales. Prices have,
declined from one ii penny to three sn5
a halt (s4) pence Middling Uplands,
being quoted at lad.
u. S. Fiye.twentics, 67 to 67a ex.
coupons. Consols, $50, TO S6s Il
The German difficulty continues.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Pardons
have been granted in the cases Of Mayor
Monroe and Alderman Nixon, of New
Orleans. The charges which were
brought against these gentlemen have
been refnted to the satisfaction Of the
Presidents.
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Murders.

Every mail brings intelligence to us
of IA murder committed IN some section
of our broad land Human life became
so cheap during the war; that it will be
we fear, long time before its value
will be enhanced, and men realize the
awful guilt, under law human and d.
vine, of taking away that most valuable
element OF liberty which they cannot
restore.
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Tictory Of the liberals in Mexico.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Thc State
Department has received Official intelli-
gence of a decisive victory by Sober
overthe Imperial forces, near chihuahua,
and the occupation OF that place by the
former.
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NEano TEsriMosy.- the criminal coart
Of baltimore on Saturday, before Judge
Bond, the testimony Of negro witnesses in
two cases Of assault and battery, in which
the rights Of white persons were affected.
was admittedly theCourt. under the ope-
ration of the late act Of Congress known as
the Civil Rights Bill.o
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Gen. e. Z. Lee,

The Mobile Advertiser nominates
Gen. LEE for the next Presidency.
This is not only premature, but impoli.
tic. One of the great abuses of Republi.
can principles is the disposition to make
the ballot.box the only expression of
high regard for genius, and of an appre.
ciation of its services. We are satisfied
that Gen. Lee would accept no such
nomination. But outside of that, it is
unreasonable ito conclude that because
man is great military chiehain,
therefore he is qualified for any civil Of.
hce. 1t would be quite unreasonable
tor sick man to send for the most
eminent lawyer within his reach to re.
lieve his bodily sufFerings. II would be
quite as much so, to call in the most skill
fui physician to write his will. General
Taylor would have immortalsed lin.
self had it not been for President TAY.
LoR. sii-t
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oath ignores the manner, time and
place of elections.
'AND oUAIlFICATIoNS."

,ss lSiSS ei'O ni"lihSi, tihiS "ne
place of elections.
AND QUALIFICATIONS"
The qualifications of Congressman are
specially given in the Constitution. OF
a representative, he is to have the fol.
lowing:
Hcis to be not under the age of
twenty five to have beeu seven years q
citizen of the United States, and, when
elected, an inhabitant of that State in
Which he shall be chosen.
Ola Senator, he is to be not under
the age of thirty to have been mne
years citizen of the. United States,
and, when elected, an inhabitant of that
State in which he shall be chosen
Now apply this standard to the pres.
ent Congress, and what do we find 1t
says the qualifications of Congressman
shall be their ability to take the test
oath, thus sweeping away the true critic.
rion by which qualifications are to be
Judged, and setting up q standard with.
out legal sanction.
But 1T does more. The Constitution
axes distinctions in the qualifications
of Senators and Representatives. The
existing Congress. by their test oath,
makes none.
From ali this then we learn that the
power given to each House to Judge of
the elections, returns and qualifications
OF its own members, is simply the power
to dec de whether or not the require
ments of the Constitution have been
fulfilled by each member and his con-
stituents. We learn too how great is
the presumption in the Congress, when
it barricadcs the Constitution with its
test oath against all appeal from eleven
States, and thus shuts them out from a
fair trial by the only Court which has
jurisdiction over them.
we see moreover that they who re.
quire the test oath to be administered,
and they who take that oath, are both
equally violating the Constitution
And worse than all, we know that
every additional conclusion based upon
false premise is a step farther and
farther from truth. So every act of the
present Congress based upon its unconsti..
tutional construction Of the situation, or
ofthe relation of the eleven States to
the twenty-five, which itself is false, is
only deeper plunge into lawlcssncss.
From all of which we draw the sad
conclusion that eleven States are gov,
erncd. not according to justice, but nc.
cordihg to the arbitrary will of selrap,
pointed judges, and those judges the
professed enemies of the eleven States.
.
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From Washington.

WAsulNGroN, April 25.-The PresT:
dent has appointed Wad" Hampton, %
relative of the Confederate General,
Postmaster OF Pittsburg, removing IL
Radical incumbent
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Hrs. Jefferson Davis Allowed to Visit her
Husband.

WASHINGTON, April 2T.-Therc is
no doubt whatever hat Mrs. Jefferson
Davis has received pcrmission to'visit
her husband.
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Personal

Mrs. JEFFERSON DAVIS The, Bar.
ling'on (Vermont) Times has the follow.
ing ae.ice of the passage of Mrs. Davis
through that city. We are pleased to
see that she treated the effort made to
insult her with silent contempt:
"Mrs. Jefferson Davis passed through
here Saturday morning, on her way to
Montreal, accompanied by several South
ern gentlemen and three walters. She
was plainly dressed in black, with
short loose3 cloak or sacque, and is a
large, handsome looking woman. We
learn that while the train stopped 40
st. Albans she came from the car into
the depot, where large crowd gather.
ed to look at her. She at once turned
her back upon the assemblagc, and op.
peared to be lost in deep thought, per-
haps thinking of the ST Alban's raid.
Some of the men asked each other If she
wore the same clothes JEFF. had on
bright sunny morning last May. She
overheard the remark, but only looked
upon it with silent contempt. She told
several gentlemen that JEFF. was soon to
be released"
REv. w. e. BoGGs.--We learn from
the Southern Presbyterian, that Rev.
w. r. Boggs of Winnsboro, has accept.
ed the pastoral care of the Presbyterian
church in Columbia. We wish Bro.
Boggs abundant success in his new field
of labor. Never shall we forget the
pleasant hours we have spent together,
and our hearts strongest emotions shall
be brcathed for his success. Mr.. Boggs
was chaplain ofthe 9th s. G. Regiment,
during the late war. He was constant,
energetic and devoted in the discharge
of his ministerial duties. s.--Southeyn Ban
list.
SENATOR WILSON'S LETTER ABOUT
G. G. CLAY.-Several paragraphs have
appeared within few days in Phlla.
delphia and New York paper, stating
that the published memorandum of a
letter of senator Wilson, recommending
the release of G. G. CLAY, was garbled
report of the original In order to put
at rest all controversy about what that
letter contained, | send copy of the
same, 0erbettm ct hteratim.
U. S. SENATE CHAMRnR,
Washington, March 8, 1866.
To His Excellency the President Of the
u. S.:
SIR-Mrs. Clay, the wife of Clement
Z. Clay, is now in the city, and las re.
quested me to obtain permission for her
husband to go to his home on parole.
His father is said to be at the point of
death, his mother recently deceased, and
it there be no objections or reasons nm.
known to me why the request Of Mrs
Clay should be denied, L have no hesi.
tation in recommending the favorable
consideration, if only from motives OF
humanity, as have no doubt Mr.. Clay
will be forthcoming when his presence
is again required by the government
1 have the honor to be, Sir; your ODE.
dent servant, III. WILSON.
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Of n man was lately found in Memphis
IN such a condition as to leave no doubt
that he had been murdered. Thepo.
lice finding no clue, decided on trying
photography, and accordingly on the
day of the murder with the aid OF a
microscope, images left on the relna Of
the eye of the dead were transferred 10
paper aud curious facts developed. A
pistol, the hand, and part of the face of
man who committed the crime are per
fectly delineated.
PERFECTLY RtGHT-An editor in
Iowa has been fined 5000 for hugging
girl in church.-B'rchange
Rather expensive for q SINGLE token
of presswork. - Watertoaon Democrat
We see nothing wrong in that case
that it should be distributed through the
press. Enchange
Neither do we, considering that prin.
ters are used to handling such forms in
chapels. -Bu6ato Courier.
That kind of press.work in church
would be all right if a friar or a monk
were present tolock.up the parties in the
chase of matrimony. Then it would
not matter if they should have small
editions of their work. --AUiance Moni-
tor,
Correct. But break the matter off
here and pick out no more sorts of slurs
on that poor editors work. Somebody,
It they do not keep in measure, may get
in a squabble from certain quarters, and
receive double broadslde that will
knock their forms into pi.- Salce Rep.
We are opposed to .abbreviating the
record of this editors overwork in
church. II he failed in making his work
register, he should be noticed at length,
and The matter have an extensive circu,
lation. Northeast. ~
lfthe press continue to work off the
matter locked up in the above form, the
editor of the Ecclesiastical Pressure viii
decline to strike off another issne.
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wv In .llT IS ORO.
Tuesday Morning, May |, 1866.

G@ I. p. SLIDER, Esq, is the
sole agent for this paper in Charleston,
S. G.