Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

| Der )ife's decl;ninn nar
| And tho even;ng twi,;os, ,.,,
Round oor denar,;ns 49,
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MISSJSSIPPJ-A RECORn on vIoI pNou
| WHAT DOES IT MEANS
r,;a. 49,. 60,
~ nay 4tni tne writer was on the train
,nara a,and.a ,ri',. .uN New orieans. The cars
~ 80 Ca. mt,n ministers returning rom
| Sn,,,L a. al oou,ereuee oi tue Al NJ churc
oon. az ohe Vi tns STATIONS, In the +. M /,
gang Vi oesPeradoes came on board the
| - 49,. "Hie vi iunA neaViiy armed and we're
sneI. lhey supposed the
paS pisan - "eis ianhees, ana sara they would
viii u,1,ah ~ uiHbh moIe whiskey,
/ ~ ;isy 'uey were wen supplied, insulted
s.o.ti. ~ peeah iau'i'atinR 'ue cars oy
hanaan,i, Suuo" o'inus' nnu swearing ve-
.;.toi. ue conuuctor lIteriered, when
pr,u tar,uns,al, 80 a'amn suu .mo sno nfed' out
| la ~ ~ Nv ou9 "as nuft, ihe gang was
.s, ~ ~ a.. eieoei co'Unel. one OF tue min
80, n' Nosse,' ot fnsiuia, kaew tue COL
- 80 49, eueoeSeI III ronVinclng Dim that
.ney "ei, no' lanhees, out good reoels and
ms 'ienus, whereupou the Coi.. and bis gang
.. uesah1 qu'e1eu ana at the next station lett
.no uaie. .ne leiegraPn naa announced that
u ~ preacners was coming ana called for
nn ehlrh ainner 10 DC In Readiness. These
~ .t pfeacnersi ana, mad they been Yau-
hees, thefe ID no doub: that some one, and
peinaps SEVERE "ouio nave peen kilel,
..,y 'A tno' sqny hisnt at neEaeni three mon
~ - ~ 'ne olieq OF MAJOR Knox, 10 charge Of
'1eu"" ..N Dur, au at that place, broke
ao"n 'ns uoor aha nfed Two shots at the Ma
~. M "neu ne re,ur.eo the hre and tney lied
~, ne ary tne m"Jor received letter stat
3 ss 10 :. n1 ula not leaVe ,he pace immedl-
ately ne would be Killed. The troops at Mer-
iuhh nave Deen mustered out which explains
'ne assault
nave just seen letter from Union man
at ooiuhous, mlss written ApHl 18th; and
'mone other 'nihgs IL contains the following {;
| 10 give an idea OF the prevailing feelings
Oh tne people OF Columbus toward the govern
heht, VIII state that on the following day at
Ter the departure OF The troops, by order OF the
municlpai authorities, the Government Bar
RACKS, leit III charge OF the agent of the Freed
men bureau, were torn to- the ground, aud On
the third day the teachers OF the colored
schools received a polite note in forming them
| that they would either have to leave or take
tue halier, and that right at once. 1t was
asserted tfat no Yankee should come here to
teach negroes. Yesterday one of the mos
prominent druggists of the city, and one OF
the most RANK rebels in the country, stopped
one OF 'he teachers in the street, and called
| 1880 - ASSiatiVhioti hDu Shlu ne SuOulu
not come here 10 teach negroes how to read
and write
'Tho colored people have determined to
support their teachers, and they now guard
| thtlr premises at night. Last night two men
were seen slipping around tho school houee.
They were halted hy the colored citiz on
guard. The men broke and ran off, when they
were bred upon by the sentinel. 1t is supposed
.ney weIe attempting to burn the school
mousse lhere Is some excitement about it to-
DAY.
rms Is something new for East MISSISSIPPI,
ana We are led to ask what does it mean p
was tneir former kindness put on for effect
oh last AoLdayi IN Grenada, Rev. Mr.. Bard
"ell agent OF the American Missionary
Association, aud superintendent ofthe Fread-
mems SCHOOLS OF That Society for this Miss
department, was brutally assaulted by an al.
uermah OF lhat city without any proVocation
whaleVefi was ehoked and beaten with acane.
nave 10 oay seen hr. baroweil and he snow
ed me me WOUNDS upon his ear and the side
81 h's heaa Whefe ne was struck with the
cane
ne 10 naa well ln years anu OF very feeble
nehHa, anu mAue no eHort 10 defend himself
me law hnluihg Alderman went and COM
etainea oil himset, and was hued $40, and
theh congratulated Tor the brave deed
AT O'CLOCK on the night OF the same day
.ue auoso oeouireu,. Aprll ootn, IN Srehhla, LII
D. b. blonalHg OF the Veteran Reserve Corps,
on outv la thas city IN connection with the
Freeamen's Bureau was assassinated he was
shot .nree times, IN the mead, the chest and
the abdomen. Elher wound would have pro-
yea morta'i and yet, with these three he lived
uhti ~ O'CLOCK tue next morning, when he ex-
pfeu. ne WAS lhVlted To take an evening
walk oy pretended friend, who led him near
oiu vacant mouse, where the assasslns we're
seeieleu, ena rom wnich they bred
oaPt. may oil the veteran reserve Corps. is
the ouo commissioner oil the Freedmen Blu.
rean Ut 1renadh. have just seen letter
from MIN, and two letters from Mics U. A. far-
WOO =, one OF the teachers there. From them
we learn these facts :-on Tuesday morning,
while Lieut. blanding was dying, Comnittse
waitei upon Captain May, while he and the
teacher were watching and weeping at the
couch OF their expiring friend, and told hin
the teachers must leave the place, and ash ed
him to send them away He told the C m
mitlee That the teachers were not govern
ment employees, and that he had no anthori-
~ over them and OF course could not tend them
away Mkt came committee deplRri' the
event o. theassassinaliou, ETC., and wh 10 they
were yet condoliDg, third committee ofwarn
ing came TO Capibin May tnat ne iaust tesva
tN''- - az e'e NV Nv "uulu 10 iuo boAt mhu