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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02
AUCTION & COMMISSION
Old Auction House and New Auc-

7 J. C0HN, HAVING RENTED THE OLD
- Auction Room on the corner of Main and
Third Streets, Evansville, for term Of years. will
continue the Auction and Commission business
and attend to selling all kinds of Goods Furniture
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Horses, Cattle ali
kinds Of Manufactured Articles, &c. Liberal ad-
vancements made on consignments
Prompt attention will be given to all goods
rusted to my care. (mar2,) J.J. COIIN.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

II NELSON & CO., WOULD INFORM THE
IL public that they will attend to selling on
Commission at Auction, Private Sale, any and
all kinds of Merchandise Particular attention
given to selling Real Estate. We will attend to
. selling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles. Particular attention given to selling
Household Furniture, both old and second hand,
and viii attend to auction sale in any part of the
city or county.
II. NELSON will pay particular attention to
collecting debts or claims; will act as agent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and any and
all business entrusted 10 u.s.
Office on Min Street, opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
myl5 ,- r.sr ii. NELSON & co.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX
In Payers of the City of Evansville, that have
received from the Clerk of the Common Council of
said City the Tax Duplicate for tie year 1862, and
that am now ready TO receive ihe Taxes contained
in said Duplicate.
My Office is in the Crescent City Bank Building,
entrance on Third, second door above Main street
JOSEPH J. REITZ,
sep5-tf City Collector
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02
Pickels! Pickles !

T DOSE PICKELS IN VINEGAR, READY
IL for the table, by the hundred or dozen, at
sepZ6 VICKERY BROS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02
"Dandelion" Coffee.

w excellent substitute for Coffee, especially re-
commended for invalids. Try it.
selp25 YICKERY BROS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02
REGULAR PACKETS.
Low Water Arrangement.

THE LIGHT DRAUGHT PAS
Il SENGER PACKET. aIlzItss =
e. "JNO:T. McCOMBS." Ss.:4.tzsg1S -
Capt J. II BCNCE. j "A LUSK. CrIk =
Will leave EVANSVILLE for LOUISVILLE, ey-
cry MONDAY morning at 30 q. clock, and every
THURSDAY, evening at o'clock Returning
leaves Louisvilleevery Wednesday and Saturday at
5 O'Clock, =. M
gs- WILL LEAVE PUNcTUALLY AT AD-
YERTlSED TIME
Oct. '62
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02

Coffee and Sugar.
TTfEN BAGS OF RIO AND LAGUYRA C0F-
i fec ; hhds New Orleans Sugar just from Men,
phis, bbls Refined Sugar, in store and for sale
cheap by NICkERY BROS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02

CtoRN NEAL AND FLOUR-50 BUSHELS
~ Fresh Ground Corn Meal; leo sacks Double
extra Flour Just received and for sale at
q seoZ7 ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
A MOTHER FRESH LOT OF C0LBURN'S
L 4 celebrated Dandelion Coffee
p lbs Miles Ground Sand Coffee;
zOU lbs pure ground Coffee just received at
scp27 ELLIoTTs Family Grocery.
ENEEEl EEEDl-to0 bushels sheled Corn; 10
Il tuns Country Bran, just received and for sale
at ELLloTT'S Family Grocery.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02
NUMBER 1.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
New Arrangement.

HtHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RE.
sPEcTFULLY announce to their friends = nj
patrons the public Of Evansville and vicinity that
WIN increased facilities for the transportation Of
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-02

Ih.y Solicit continuance Of former f,vors. Is
lsT'ial care taken in the collection Of Bll- Dr,f,
bile packages. ''- an" '''i""'
: Al persons wishing to avail Themselves of :,
1'oi'ies OF ihe Express can obtain any desired in
1ilnat'oh III reisnce 70 the Routes and details Of
Main and Locust '''"'e"
jy2 CHAs WrNav -.
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UN I. 10y LAT. lac r,tcls AT L,lnoni sd,-
ccc'cl IN ac.aiui l..hine tie ms, sutr. Is.H:
Ggi daring feat oi the var. 1t spi 80. d. Q ou
the night previous dc,Jdn.c,tv cNhlN -
hundred strong, under ,i.niini q { J. lnI-
Ill on lrr. sccrcici a., ri ,l.,s in two rr,.,..
within our lirc. and remained co-rcalci tuil
Friday nil,futcn. wien tho, cilrr,-d 'r y heir
hiding places. swept past llaro,.t C0att i, Use,
drove in our ai,anc posts at Old tlur, whIc
they buricl cur CAMPS ald qI.pa.,, l,i..,j
rebel dag am took several it.s,n,ts. Then
they dashed through a lo,, Of uharIncd
tesmsicr, at new forage &c, on the
rAmunky river. d,sIrvol the wagons and
forage al tsici to intercept a railroad
train with twenty cars ff,m l-.r N~f'.
oriaRsiel, tic engineer .u,i ,'o' tie true ,'atc
c. the case, crowded. on all steam ni pushed on
e. White House. Bl, the train was fired INTO,
and ngml,r of soldiers t.od and wonnIcd.
The rc,cls then cut the telrtT.ih lhc, tore up
the railroad itach. and rcircA:c.. ii fciy ayt5.s
tie rAnulk; river at GAri,k Landing, where
they burnt couple Of our TIA. II rte. They
thus made circuit of our cut..n Amy, scatter
irs -nin and terror throusl NJ, hui at last
st of without the loss o. single man.
There can tc no doul, u a, their original
'cisn was 20 hum the ,ril-,S between the
White House and the Chi ..honiny, 50 as to
di'ile our army and cut or cur supplies, In
Which case al attack Ia fcrlo would be made.
The .1dl,uncss. however, will which tie alarm
". mmunicas,d thu "a our entire line lru-
ira. i tn. plan. Tie attempt cxl,ains the
ry'icri'ns movements Of tie r.ie troops On
THURSDAY and Friday last, as seen from IL"
balloon
The Get Tat rri.l r'rcc coull have been 20
loL.. .r,;cd wi.hin oar iin,s, make the circuit
G. or camps. All retire s.fly s)or throwing
tie v'o.c army into &, n...i %, j. almost ~ sur-
prism; a. the c,olness and daring It the men |
WHO ac,3mi l..Lci these results. 1t shows that |
o. cur .iie there b been great n,. sctcc some
whore, whi,h .Ao "a bc guarded against In iu- /
t4r', n' It j. no: inl -'iblc lln the attempt will
tc repeated ca l.r.cr sale, and, per, hancc,
si.A far ia1sc tcifil 'o rsul.s.
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An lyil and lis Ifemrdy.

THE effective strength Of our armies In the
deld has been SO far reduced ly loss In battle.
sickness, tuilpu,shs, ami tho numerous excuse,
by which idlcrs and towards shirk their duty. n,
10 occasion serious alarm for tho consequence
that must result In case n reverse should ef,l
our arms, or the war should DO prolonged be.
yond the summer. II IL still doubtful whether
We ever had Coz, 900 men enrolled, but, assum =
Ing these figures as correct, not over tlrec-hfths
art now effective, that our total force, lisri-
buted from the Potomac to the Crescent city,
and from the Atlantic coast to the Rocky noun.
tainI, amounts TO not over $50, 900 effective men.
1t Is as well to look the facts boldly in the
lace, and, II we are out numbered by the enemy,
or likely to be 20, TO adopt the only oircctual
remedy before 1t is too late The immediate
effect Of the rebel conscript aw has been TO swell
the Southern armies to immense proportions Ii
may 10 that these men serve unwiingly--but
1t cannot he denied that they tight well now
and will fight better in few moths, when they
become thoroughly disciplined.
The formation If camp Of instruction at An
napolis, for 10000 men, Is u step in the right
direction. 1t ought, however to be followed by
The establishment, Of ut least half u dozen NOR
NJ different points In Other States.
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The Pnrinr Raiiroad iii.

Ir nov looks as II Congress would adopt n
Padac Riilroa bill. The House Till to provide
means Tor tits national undertaking is now be-
.sgo IN Senate, AL !. threatened with 40 se-
rious opposition. This iii merely grants tho
credit Of the Government 20 &c company for
the sum Of sixty-iiyc millions for fort. years,
aud when The road is completed, u portion Of
the public lands on each side ol tie track. Pi-
waite capitalists and enterprise are expected ~
do the rest. 1t is possible that tho United
States will not have to advance dollar for the
construction of the road a. long before the
bonds fall due the road may have become sun
GENTLY profitable to enable the company " take
them up.
The bill provides that the eastern terminus Of
The Railroad shall be at st. Joseph, thence
the road will run through tho South west pass,
by Salt Lake city, to tho lead waters Of the
Humboldt River. Tho Sierra Nevada will be
erossed near NoDLE's pass, towards the Sacra-
mento. This route Is o combination Of FRH
MoST's and BEcKwiru's surveys. II skirts the
Pixies Peak region, which rs probably the rch
est mineral country in tho world, and, on tn
other side the Rocky Mountains generates tn
wealthicst gold region In California, to Sal
Francisco. The length Of road contemplated B.,
Ills bill Is 2, 1926 miles.
The construction Of this road l. one Of III,
greatest undertakings Of the agc, and will do
velope the resources Of the vast country through
Which it will pass. All along the route hundred.
OF villages and cities will spring up, and 1t Il
possible that In twenty years time the population
between the Sierra Nevada and the paeilc will
bear handson." comparison, in numbers, with
the present inhabitants of the free States. j
will also tend to bind the Union closer together
and consolidate the Atlantic Pacific and inter.
mediate States, 10y the strongest commercial and
other ties
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Available Publ, on,.

BAYoSEr charges in the army are no, more
deserving Of praise for gallantIy and durin. than
Is the assault Of an honest official ur.n tho
leeches and politicians ever han ding about the
government treasury. At the last session Of the
Legislature when any imposition which bore the
word MILITARY could be rushed through a
scheme for recognizing the State Militia was
devised and ma le law WI such a re-organiza-
tion was necessary, and IN such great haste, at a
time when those Of our cili1ens best fitted by
education and experience ~ devise and inaugu-
rate 1t, were already in the field serving their
country, could only be known to polti, ans ;
and why cannon balls-ihe last thing one woul
suppose 70 be needed for such an o.Eauizaliun-
should .nr't require payment, could only lo
guesst ! by the long-headcd or II NE race. II,
that as 1t may, Comptroller IJrIN ,oS, thanks
t. the blum crs oi the Legislature l.. making ap.
Propria,.ons TO carry out douLtfl. projects, was
enabled " SINK The balls, AMI it Is TO be hoped,
Tor the present at least, tao whole military
scheme also.
Had this military III been eriitled "Ap
Act to secure the re-electiun Of EDWIN d. MoR.
GAN, as Governor Of the State Of New York. :
there would have been no mistaklng It's pur,
port. Its sole object, evidently, was to Ist IL
the Governors hands the appointment Of Ma
jor Generals, 32 Brgader Generals, 1928 Colo
nels, 1928 Majors, 1880 Captains, and 2,JG
total Of over 900 officers, all +
draw pay from the State. With such an ARM
Of slectioneering agents there could be no doub
Of Governor MoR0ASs immense popularity. .
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wood, tto; coal, u barrel. none since Janusry--
substitute. wood and cotton ~, oil cake, % Z n.
| There have been two mi ls in Memphis IN anufac-
turing tie latter since the Oiock ~
The Paris correspondent Of The HERALD thus
refers to tie cot juaal character ol Prince Napo-
len and his little wife Clo;.ldc who visited New
Yofh with him short time since;
The acco Inns Ut u tho Princes C,othilde Il tx-
| pc led la y or tie coiatn nceu m. Of August,
aud the Empires, who las frpr tho outset pre-
s,Tvsi IL l4ndest Gu9 - rs i. ris,e relations with
g., youm: prne, -. viii be Nth Ter at 81. Cloud
/ ob 1T int rostns &C aston. The Princess Co
o.. 's Is hnotuer ON. Lia1y instances 81 wornsns
gentle iuf"nce on TIE rugged niiur, vf man. On !
| II women were Wise. how happy would they
he o. at up for their crest the willow AID
! NJ, the oak; for Il IL by bending TO tie
bla', sad NJ, rress,ing it, tina, ,hsy boz ne
alaul ne mast re- ~ stubborn soil. Waen PInce
Nato ,,u 10. y a. irtercstug child from her faith
cr's house, oil who knew the immoral habits Of the
fnnn. Ia tur u cnt yet fck'e teinp"!, ard Lis gen
ernl scuTu o. tDs' peifs sons which the feeber sex
expect hited up ia ir brows and Lands Ia dismsy
TIE conincn5 fnent .. his welded life was certain
~ conhtnatory Of u cir worst fears. He never
broke Win any nf his former iidisDrs but his car
| riaeo mist lo seen Il ght and day At the door of
women OF the most sandnlo.s lives lie was never
NJ home II ~ fathcr performed the marital role
Of attending The Princess N public and ,he poor
Ut d than cnyied y the hlinhltst o. those who
gszcd at her. Little by lite her virtues, her piety
hor hound charity, her feminine afability, ~
e,cry one WHO approached. began TO endcar
her W tho h ar,s VI all without respect 70
party. Prince Sapo'ton was more and more des-
pissed tr his unali .'loD OF such excellence, hut
10y d, yrrcs tie dark couds began - tr ak. TIE
NOnCrtun h1rrcniu,s was bcen TO dcscrt bis old
hsunts, 10 be more AMI y the side Of hlswiip,
I'll Il ast 10 cin.s out ut b, has tcen converted
into ne most ale olate vi husbands, aud ale il'o
n. most devoted Of wives. she has only g convert
tte Prince into an A'hill., 10 he st down as a
positive onchRu'r,ss. am rfrad this is tcyoni
hor stronku The Prince, from We very frat, al.
uiited H. bis Intimate that he never Ind AMI svrr
should have any military tslcnt; aud believe II
has always be, "a IN ti' greatest reluctance that
he has ever found - command forced upon him.
The EVENING rosr insists that 1t Is tho con
tractors who force upon Secretary Chase his OBJ
noxio Gus currency cxpcdicnts, and suggests that
he can get rid Of his financial troubles by boldly
adopting the French System--opcn tho markets
for all tupplios from q car.uuch box TO an iron
ship, and the pcopl, win take Treasury notcs,
at par, for rsrnelt. " these nre fnudahlc at
six per cent. hey viii take care Of themselves.
and Wal. street will luy them up ~ fast as the
excess reduces them below the value Of roli.
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DEATHS.

COYLE-on Monday evening, juno ic.h, Peter
Coyle, aged ~ years
Tho relatives and friends Of tNs family, also i,s
brother, owen Coyls are respectfully invited ~ al.
tend tho funeral, this twednesdy) aflern on, 18th
INST at O'clock from lila late residence, T59 Sixth
ave, cor. 10th u. So
. lingering illness Mrs Ruth, widow Of the late
Horny Cruin, aged ~ ye7rs.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc 70
specially invited TO at,ond tie funeral service.
FROM tho residence Of her son-in.cw. Smith GLIDER
sleeve, 20 Cumberland st, this day "wednesday,
18th Inst, at o'clock. Her remains viii 10 taken
TO Comsc l.. ], Thursday morning. OF
DoDDwHLL-s Suddenly, on Jun. 10th, James
DoidweU, native Of the Parrish Of ekreep, County
Sligo, Ireland, aged az years,
The friends and acquH!n1anees Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend tho funeral, at
O'clock, nom Lila late residence, 10 Centre II. II
HULL-on Tuesday, 1Ith Inst Of spopleIy
George HUI, aged 81 years and ~ nths.
lis hlcnd9 md acquaintance, also the members
ol Harmony Division, NJ. 3, Sons Of Temperance,
also Mechanics Lodge, No. Tia, l. o. OF o. +, ero
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral services
AZ tho stanton n, Baptist Church, y. II o'clock on
l;dradHy mor"lng ls,h Inst, Tie remains will DO
rsg1 to Fort Lee At 0''i'eA' p ~ for inter
AARsH-Nesr Yorkt wn Va, y typhoid fever
Charles Allen Marsh. the Only son Of the late Jonn
7. and Jane IS Marsh, and brother Of Mrs. =. J.
Sector l. ogei 81 years. 10
SHERLOCK On Monday, june 10Th, aner a
short il'nsss, Thomas T. Sherlock, in the ooth year
OF His age.
H. 'ieni,, and those OF the family. are respect.
G a ' to Sql Gle sns5 o q. i s,s 4s.
dener, t4l seventh ave. 90
sGASLAS--On June 1Tth, Ellen, the beloved
wlio o. Joseph II. 6caAan, in tie DIST year Of her
| age.
The funeral will take place on Thursday mar.
noon, 10Th inst, at an o'clock, from her late resi-
denSe, 9iG South 4th Il, w.!liamsbursh. 2i2
SCI LYON Mon lay, june 10Th, after severe
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True, there was an srrsurmen. for the election

True, there was An arrangement for the election
Of some Of those officers, prori,id thy had no.
be-. bgRy j5mH',d a s,rt Of TurRLow wrrp
dcd-c g. cover up the Governors tracks Tie
EXPENSE of the organ Iaton was the money
ncc'ic! fi,m tie treasury only get thu n..cl me
started. that the Governor coul make tf-
icin;mrris and 1t would lie all r.ht, but
C,mpioll,r ROBINSON could no, b, eau HI wifh
such '..,f, hey knew, and hciuuiuG a. tho
ohor .ul they brought in bills i.r cannon balls.
IT, Tie nh'rnca of 10Th cam on lul powder, the
tail. proved harmless, and thc 80 armpti's
AMI df.ll r~ins which IN Ii required, Viii bc
Ecithcr buili nor ronicl GA hast We hope nol)
the present year. AnptL,r legislature will I'M
l,ultcdly repeal the III without hesitation.
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Financial. Market, Murine
News, Ac., on Third Pare.

EurrMATisN, ScnoPrtA, ON Uterus, AND
All DisgAgts or The BLOOD. -iiYArFs LII T.
BtLSAh ia mos. certain remedy for t.,-e - ~
eases. You who are tLN rn. tho mot to,tur ny
yet plaasant cot. pound, Will afford csttuu tsisf
Thris-ude of c,ses Lave been cured and pu' = a
~ the sun, Hcrdii, 1ud ether papers. These Ger.
uiraios are from we, known CT yons, who cr, to
seen and consulted at Any hour. Principal DEP :,
2i6 Grand IT, ycnty five ccn,s per bottle.
Agent FOR brooklyn, Me-. HAYES, 10 Fulton ~.
HOLIDAY roR LADIES AND CinLphrD AT
Barnum's Museum. Two performances Of o clio 4
Afternoon, aud y. evening AL The living cur,osi-
ties, iYcl.!iug Com. Mutt, &C.. a, oil hours.
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MAlSll Z Az r:S.

JOHNSON -CrLBERr-A, Brooklyn, on Tues.
Holmes, Jeremiah johnson, Jr., ~ Cornelia Cul.
bert both Of brooklyn.
PENNAL-wALL-Int this city, on November 7,
1901, by the Rev. Charlie, j. Jones', A. Pennsl 70
louise NJ, daughter Of william WALL Esl., al Of
this city. ia
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TOR SALES Low PRICED HORSES,
l. suitable for farmers cartmen; price from $40
TO $50; also nice black Canadian pony; ditto one
heavy handsome mare, suitable for truck; they are
from TO 10 years old aud warranted sound and
kind also light wagon, price $50. Inquire iSs
Fourth gt, pesg Grove, ia
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Y,nr e. infH
juno %,


Mr.. EDWARD J.. FIERCE, special agent OF the
Treasury Department, at Beaufort aud Port
Royal, has forwarded NJ official report, dated
Juno2d, If the op raticns Of himself and other
missionaries, under special Instructions from
the Department. We solcci the following ex-
tragtSl
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On tho morning Of March o. forty one
men and twelve women, dssmba,k,i At
Beaufort Since then, others haye arrived,
WI fourteen on March 70, fourteen on
April IL, aud few at al1t1r date, making In al
sevcnty-four men aud liustvtn women. Tho NUN.
ber ut present is sNty-two men and tlrteen wo-
men, Larger co ls Of sGporlntel lent aud teach.
crs might have h,, cnlloycb N nlysr aye Lut ma
injurious results would attend tho ogtf. ioiu. OF
tho work Of superv aors, 1t was tAouyL. h.., ~ T.,
psrLugnellt uesI ~
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Tie above Population IL classified as flllowsi 300
mechanics aud house servants not working in the
feld 1913 old, sicky, and unable g. work B,6ia
children not useful FIR field labor, AMI Ii2y field
hands. The field hands lave been classified AS under
tho former ~ sten into full, throoquartcrr onehan
AMI onc-quarrr hands, Inc term ouc-Quartrr gem
orally designates boys aud .rls OF shout l2 wears
Just sent t. the he.di tie tom lAN plies often TO
y rs Ms somewhat l.ilIiu, ami 90 woiuou euctntc,
and The term three lusrters app 90 t. those doing
l.7a II an tull han and more than . hat hand.
According T. tbs classification, which will sd in
arriving at tho ,AecAye force, the field hands are
uaIo up ~ R2Ol full bands, 2yo throc-1uartrr
hands, b9I hgf hand', and 333 one quarter hands
The proportion VI old, si,ky n,d disabled IL large
rho fugitive masters who forced away many Of
tI,r other slaves were Willing 10 leave tlcre. Tho
n'n"unt OF disability amoigtAo people is aorally
i lito large" due u moral and ysicn, ctuscI.
uJ'' sl wv w. ns a want OF vital energy Ia them
! great toll aud yeNaton. This may bo ss
er'hel partially to their vegetable Diet, nnI
lanHiy 10 thclr former condition, which
| HAS hn'llhg IL II T. give strou III 10 will
or pufl e. THOR leldtny ard sleeping apart
m'nts NJ" unsuitable, and -. night thry q ep Gu
.he moor WIZ e' aus 4 clothing. A. boatnlen,
80 "a, 80 hot properly care Tor them
i'oS las been prevalent anl drreute tie labor on
seNtr, plant lions. For tho purpose Of stnviuQ II
established On Port Royal Island. Tic t.tlc dne.
not include negroes at thy OF D., eNupa "A, Dsr,C ri,
Hilton Head, Bay Point, and otter l. .aul, who ar,
under the control Il Il Quartermast,r n n r,tr,,,
sot.H or more, They have not been updo 80 lie.-
s4ry Department, hut they have been Instr acted Nv
TIE teac ers and s,eudtd 10y ply siciAns, and they
have shared In the distribution Of c'otl.r Z coniri
| utod by tie associations. The Ahle.boded men
lave been employed on wages, very much relieving
to sold ers OF fatigue duty.
| TnE JENNIE alsslosAnIzs
| Five of the women authorized as above have re.
sided at TO junction Of Ladies and st. Heleus
Islands. The rest have resided on Port Royal, mos,
| OF tLo.e on Port Royal living at Beaufort. Their
!AloTs have Teen directed, some a. teaching dali
schools, and others 10 tho Distribution u cloth NJ,
10 TIE Visitation OF tho sick among these people and
!" .nueAVors for the improvement Of their house,
LC1d NE They have been welcomed on plantation
where no white woman had been seen since our
military occupation began. circle ot once formed
around them, the colortd women usually testfying
their gladness by Offering presents Of two or thres
eggs Their genial presence wherever they have
gone has eomiortsd and encouraged these people,
anu without the cooperation Of refined and CHRIS.
nAn wonen, the best part Of this work os ciyiizN.
ioD @ns ever TsuAia uRd0ls.