, 1865-07-01

p.ne;dtrt rs W. Eo,n-a1,r ~ rats,ns T,s c1J a..
ra,intsnisnt 7Ir& Geprue ". Adams. d
Eanasa 4ta Tn-acto-s ei5sef1 a cort-act r1th
Moas.e snratt sns = Es,1.hsn "a. rebnitdinr for.
" ~ ad 91a ,oe hso .tst', lo,
Eo IL. m he I}t,le Gptecher. he wo,E TO
he dn1e ,nside nj 1hirty 5avs Il IS PROMISED
ar r. f,ne,s con,1nnnicetfdn N win Na.nn hV
1Tav nf Nii1en fon III firfct route1, Anrn,ta
and Atlanta She Comnanv is rich and
nrnarernns nne and viii do what il nnd.r-
tnkes,
OF the Gulf road twenty-five and half
mics ate badly damsged, from the Little
Ogeechee to The west side Of Morgan Lake.
Ths bridges across tie two 0geechees, and
nearly all The tsestle work, are destroyed.
The bridges over the Altamaha are u1!1iured.
This company were placed In possession Of
their road, also, On Saturday, aud they are
route. Trains already run from Station No,
s to ThomasTlle, a distance of 143 miles.
rRouB1e .t.rgEEs WHITE AKIN NJ, .cE TROOPS.
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pd1o 81.
an a3r ~ IKE attnnt ta dio,sat nn ~ otha ~
9tnittG sta+ea hoa fts aF1n,se ~ .nnI5 ~ s1o
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pf,;oa,e ~ ~ tha fss,1. nens, sts.s y .h eas
baS n pnaRiens ~ ond @sara ~ snat IVY y
~" ,1Int nrd fsSt thau % III H. . ~
IN brinefnr he ere real f osne4s sa To- To-
The ha,op.a ~ tha 1acimon+ W He!rnt ~ ts,a1.
dotr w,,hn1+ rh;as+1a. a,,d ~ "Sn srt, ~ te tas
15a nsa nnc',rruS g. 1;11 ac.,, LUZ
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lena11ee1oa ~ottespoeoense'* '*'ta') ~ l. aesa1a.l
TIE BATTERY fRoxESADE..
ings ef the tts and fair sex Of the city Is theIr
practical exclusion under the new order Of
things from the battery promenade. For
mc11Y the city police exercised strict sur-
yeIllance and only whites enjoyed the privl-
lego oftne grounds; iohaling the tnYigoratng
ga bre& ze. and frequently spending every
evening during the warm season in this cool
rst'eaf; lhe tan;sa arc nov turned ana the
sssi'. ssaa ernnfnrs ~, taan.tTll
sn1 nn11 70 ~ th. Tas,,asians nn,hia
sp-ss,at ~ tc",n.ot,on no ~ 10 seon 4.hsne
~ ,.m.i ~ +o,,na aiteI I'm -
ns-no,;na ~ 4he nast sA~S@
Tne 1T vs - I'm s,1t, bance tba,4as occn.rca mn.
DIR this new ysoi,,s fno5 nrace iast sunday
cYepIps, and creahd q good deal Of excite
mept. Aeua:d Of the One Hundred and
Twen.y-seyenth New York Volunteers,
arrested q solored solaies, who, with two col
ofed tsmascs, In passing q lady attempted to
crowd the hitter from the promenade, the
coIotcd COLDER, 1t Ia said, raising his hand
and striking the lady in the face. An at
tempt to fescEe the p1iEoner was made by
ored troops. 4 general fght enaucd. result
1og In the weundlng Of p iFate Jesse Rsynor,
Of The One Hupdted and Twenty seventh. ona
or two white civilians nud tour or flve negro
soldiers. One of ihs inter, 1t Is reported,
died frt IN the effects Of hts wound on Afon-
Say mcruiue. The guard secured their pris-
cper, and tbs battery was cleared by order
Of Gtuc1al Hatch, who 10. tunately arrived
In tmn to pr vent what promised to be q Sc
rIous ceaiislon. 4 number Of The One Hun
d. cd aud Twenty seventh have yoFcd veuge
Snce on lie cojored troops before the rcsi-
mint Leaves, which, 1t Is believed, 1t wlll do
cn the next trip Of the steamship Arago.
DEATHS AMONG TIE NEGROES.
There has 1,een m cbanre FIR tf,e hetter
'rot cam lpa+n ~ s;nca nv iast E,on,
rine41 ~ rne E1n11ei, Il 9he E.etiroverare
Faa-,y;,t afnr;ea mn to1a .sf fha n,nrtaiitr
amcnc % The HEROES On inc coass betweeu
Eharlsston ard savannah It Is to be hopsd
,ra, 4l,.ea anrnnnts No e-aacarstaa p' n'Po
sA"' .asso s.Soa'..e =. -, -.:,s,.
- FREE hAioN In - LIS seohFsSsAIloSs
A'better spirit and more kindly feel1ug b.
tween the Ehltes and blacks begins 70 be
2, manifested; Ksaesting psoPle are deslrous
and educated to be useful members Of the new
| order Of society that must now be esta blfsh=d.
The pegroes, they ssy, must supply the place
| Of white peasautIy. For this purpose, IT is
proposed BY some Of tue leading plaatcrs to
more intelligent negroes Will be invited to be
present, and rules and regulations for cquitl-
bic md liberal compensation Tor free labor
VIII DC submitted Tor RATIFICATION. The meet
Jui5, at Beaufort.
among tnose WIG Hnse oegn as'tatluE tne
subject aSe JOG; y; rope, E3q. ona OF Tue
Eillost, Esa.s y. ney ymaral Es9 a9d num-
| ptr ot plaule1s ol oeauloft ano eoiietoh ols-
| tf'ets' ,,
! WHITE E1AAlaAA1loS.
Every .tnducement will be held out for en-
jgsants TO come here and settle. One good
result Of the war has been the clearing away
| Of that popular delusIon that white men could
| not live dn}fng the SIMMER months on out
coast plantations or in the swamp snd rice
| lands of our State. During the four years Of
young men have been cnmped Hhase hereto.
! fore It was considered certain death 10 re-
nlaiD one hour after -suuset; and yct the
UNANIMOUS testimony OF all with whom Lave
conyeiset Is that they never enjoyed better
health: IN lacf, many OF them are anxious
20 se11iel nea1 ihelf old camping grounds:
IA, ~ i4itnef nta th1s lh1mgation scheme Ar*,
uasld h1kef, q latGe land oWner and enter
p1ising citizen Of THIS clty, proposes tho
establishment 1 dd o. . Iand company, With aoont
saV,ouo acres et !ano, 70 oe oisiaed lnto MY
o. oIe hundred acre farms ana so!d at Eety
10" rate 10 White Immigrants o. good char
ae'1s. ont anafter e:;,s easG, 1ne oaianee @ "a Two
{. nj: Gcod land tan nc" De ooncht hsfe at
| ten dollars Per acre.
suARr hit on TIE SUFFRAGE.
| As far as South Carolina Is conce1ned,
think i w9nld be perfectly safe to plscc It
| w,ite, At tie saue time restricting the whites
| to the same test; for In the first year there
! VII be more negroes who possess that accom-