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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-02

The French Minister, M. Montho-
lon, had an interview on Saturday
with Secretary Seward. Itis under
stood in diplomatic circles that he
expresses the opinion very freely that
the war cloud which suddenly appear
ed in Europe, after the Emperor's
speech, will be 1ispelled.. He says
the Emperor has no idea of going to
war. Sir Frederick Bruce, the Eng
lish Minister, received advices per
last mail, the tenor of which is more
pacificatory.- The financial difficult
ties in England, it is believed, are
passed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-02

The House of Representatives, in
Committee of the Whole, last Satur-
day, adopted an amendment to the
tax bill, imposing a tax of two-and-a-
half per cent. on the gross receipts
from passengers and mails of all rail
road, canal, and steamboat companies.
A provision allowing such companies
to add the tax to their fares was
stricken out. The tax will bear with
peculiar weight upon companies in
the South.
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JUDGE NELSON'S DECISION
Nelson, Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the United States, in
the city of New York, has rendered
the following decision in the matter of
James Eagan, imprisoned in the AL
buuy Touiteutinry:
A writ of Aabeos corpus having
been allowed by me in this case and
served npon Amos Pillsbury, Super
intendent of the Albany Peniten-
tiary, to which he has made return.
by which it appears that James
Eagan, citizen of Lexington Dis
trlct, South Carolina, is imprisoned
IN said penitentiary under the name of
Jas. Eagan, by virtue Of the sentence
of Military Commission pronounced
at Columbia, in South Carolina, on
the 1st December, 1868, the said
Eagan having been tried before said
Commission on the Goth November,
1865, on charge of murder, and
having been found guilty, and sen
fenced to solitary imprisonment for
life in the said Albany Penitentiarv:
~ appearing tnaI Sald Ea6an was
tried without Il presentment of 4
grand jury and without the verdict of
petit jury, and that he was not and
has never been in the military or
naval service, and that it was not y
case arising in the land or naval
forces or in the militia when in actual
service in time of war or public
danger, nor subject to the jurisdic-
ton of Military Commission, do
hereby decide and adjudge that the
said James Ergan is Illegally impri-
soned, the said trial having been
without Jurisdiction, and [ do order
that he be discharged from said i'm
prlsonment. S. NELSON.
MAY 16, 1866.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-02

There is report Of Indian troubles
in Arizona.
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COURT OF ApPEAI-s.--In In this Court, yes
terday, the judgments and opinions Of the
Court were announced as follows:
Nathaniel Ramsay ct al. rs. Jas. T. Sims,
Executors OF Peay, ct al. Decree affirmed
and appeal dismissed. Opinion by Dunkin,
C.J.
Horatio Kahn, for another, as. ]. Mod.
Law Referred to the Court Of Errors.
Walker and Glenn ct al. rs. Ludy A. Pin
son. Decree reformed. Opinion by Dun
kin, C.J.
Thomas C. Richardson, Executor, rs,
Eliz. P. Manning ct al. Decree affirmed.
hereafter.
Eli Manning, Executor, ads. Franklin
Manning. Decree reformed. Opinion by
the Chief Justice.
w. ID. Wallace rs. Thomas II. Graham
Appeal dismissed. Opinion by Inglis, j.
EI pd'te Amelia G. j. Paris, by next
friend Appeal dismissed. Opinion by
Wardlaw, J.
The Bank of Charleston rs the Bank of
the State. Notion granted. Opinion to be
filed hereafter.
Executors OF Thos. Pin ckney rs. Thos.
Pinckney ct al. Appeal dismissed, PEI,
c,O'idnt.
All business OF the term being now dis
posed of, the Court adjourned sine de.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Change OF Sceedule Charleston Railroad.
Charleston Weekly Record-Card.
! Il. IL w. G. Swafield Clothing, &c.
Bachman & Waties-House and Lot
J. T. r. Agnew-Carriage Materials
| VIM. Shiver-Lunch.
Change Of Schedule Charlotte Railroad
| Durbec & Walter Rooms to Rent.
John Green-Milch Cows.
Meeting Of Hebrew Congregation.
! p. B. Glass Books and Stationery
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llultc 4 number Of radical LAWYERS
in New England and ont West lately
have taken to preaching. It paws
better
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l certify that this document IS n
true and correct copy of the original
now III my possession, by virtue of
which the said James Eagan has besn
discharged.
AMOS PILLSBURY, Sup't.
ALBANY PENITENTIARY, May Is, '66
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THE MILITARY Co1IMIssIoN.-This COM
mission has not been in session for more
than a week, but resumed again, yesterday,
on the receipt Of official orders. The trial
OF "m Spencer, charged with shooting
United States soldier, in Chester, s. c., was
commenced. This case will occupy the
Court for several days. Capt James d.
Tradewel appeared for the accused.
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A> S'ooAo'AoS "u over Tile North; and
we know 1t to be settled law of all
descriptions of industrial pursuits,
that whenever capital finds a profita-
bic scope for energetic application,
labor will invariably follow.
In several previous articles in this
journal, we have demonstrated that
the true interests Of those who pro-
duce the staple, will induce them to
engage IN its manufacture mt home.
the heavy transportation expenses
and other outlays being thus avoided.
We will not, therefore, enlarge upon
this point in the present article. The
advantages are SO obvious, and the
results so clear to the mind of any
thinking man, that there is no reason
to doubt but that the South will
shortly become IN extensive manu-
iacturlng region, entering into ii
valry with the mills of Lowell. and
the workshops of the North, for the
supplyeof foreign markets. Then
will our direct lines of steamers and
sailing vessels go ont laden, not only
with the raw staple, but with it's
cloths and yarns, and return without
the charges of transhipment at New
York and other Northern commits
sion n-shops, for the return cargoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-11
Temnerancr il Vermont.

The State Temperance Society iaNcll
organized and doing sn effective work
4 plan Tor town societies bias been rec-
commended and nearly ono hundred
have been organized the past year aux
iiiary 10 tho State Society with several
distinct and juvenile societies auxiliary
a. these These societies meet quhtcr-
iy. Or should as 80 by theirconsiituaon,
The State Agent has been active in
the work, and makes a strong appeal to
The officers o. tho organization and
friends II the cause from which we cy-
tract the following
The cause ii worthy VIII the min
listers soc 20 this Thcy are the proper
guardians u the publicmofals lfthey
neglect the temperance reform they can
not complain II men Of the world are
careless Of it. ! therefore confidently
,Ahurt all pastors 81 churches g see
that our temperance societies already
organized hold thoirmcetngs regularly
and that new societies be formed mi
towns where th5re are none ia opera
ton. without waiting for the arrival Of
the Agent Printed copies If the con-
stituhon can ~ obtained ~ mail, by
addressing me at NerQeunnts These
organizations have no doubt accomplish
I'd much good in many places They
have held the rum traffic Ia check. and
hundreds have signed the pledge Of
honor and kept Il, VINO might otherwise
have taken sAiti steps to ruin Incl
dents haze occurred ia some II our
meetings, ii which The pledge has been
signed undCr circumstance calculated
10 draw tears from eyes unused to weep
There is no good reason WhYau intense
feeling should not everywhere prevail
on this subject while, ne see tho des-
troying work of intoxicating drinks
The temperance work is inseparably
connected with oar religion, as well as
our philanthropy
"Intemperauce IL admitted rs be one
Of the most serious obstacles to the pro-
gross Of the Gospel We can not con-
sistontly offer the prayer Thy kingdom
come, unless wc labor 70 gather ont the
stones and prepare tic way ofthe Lord
"A great work is before us an irro-
prcssible conflict and those who are
foremost in it, most earnest aud persis-
tent contending against discourage
ment aud apathy rs vel as direct oppo-
sition, shall IN no wise lose their re-
ward
w W, ArwArrR Ag't State Society.
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/ AIDES. ATTENTION
/! ug ~ tttlauFE

am DlltitAlft iI l. fOilitilli
FH tulafs4u-, beaBNhHE aid developing tbe hreast
Tine preparation MS originally lvPsIrd bY pf b.
Negir,a 81 PaFts bnd bts bren used during 100 past
Hte tp8n h4 hantaugs go ST. athieul hlf Il iafs shd
London, pth lc mos gratifying rssnie
tits nGW fat the if-i Nme ptVscHtfa Ia iif eennlfy
II v}N Us a'j easre remove Ht Aerr III f'fN 81 con.
Hiti1a II he tFmHl5 breast Oh 81 arp'itiian changes
aud ueffgtIs it 81 81 pHsilHt beauty
fades vb1 ft0m 500 stusE hapI GO he.u MllH drtcl
cpta, Nlil HBd IHtaNaFe o.. iraHrlHH hliuees ~
fifm, rendering Dc ~ m 10 tun rmntiHc
ieaarH. auH U80 Ha i,tH i.9 lhd aetiHh - the
mHuiW4ry fHtiaH
Elderly hdt byush ep rneN th bgmt %
jha condition. ai fbHf fu4ih, Nlalr H tHnuK lidlfs
whose development haf Hai hrH iDafuHsh, tsH lHl.
prove tbaH 'uuUs hk producing HlWass and w.
f9audng-a 20 tvlie8l 80 ail natural hataF
it emuHsnt q1#l.i1 Fi0s ig eAgHlsbe .olineM e
tbp sklu while Do tiWlifes and slimalltcs me Wha'
mpsuni9r action uerasins o. Development Ead baan.
uFiug thg Form !. gives ia iha breasts ihni Frflett
development wbiah Neij Do 4dmiHuuu ni da mest
udidefeat and ufhh tlg pride % rsct. ay q fe.
Ahlrni Mi educated Mste, and thB1ld ho NiaHd
among ha lraaFHfe- go perfect tHlIct 10 ine8Nyen.
iH. ID fa application Ptj,f pel fase Wlfh ON
dfrc'iau tpf it. t.ut rlaselt eIiHa 500 peer ps'd y
M D er@pre nt r.aepl Vi aN ordcf "a W h0Et,
Sill I1t CO Chemists $50 kipsf ~ Tres
y sd rHffasp uutaRra slEltdE cuuf4aAtaf
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Temperance Column.
AusuaI Mestius 81 the STATE Tcm-
psFauce Noetrtf.

Annual Mestiug of the Ntats Tenn
psgaucs Noctst1.
The Anaa Ne
t.faaoe ss1 H3
t.aas 81 Iasis and y h
ls.h ana l1lh
Tie eserrs M h aa
Toealav. 10
nspar4 a Gms R 81 M
Atua,ey. u Naetaue
Tuesday Report 81 tac ~s
s,rI seriasy E 4 d Nha q
Coscnigy
TUESDAY Esan Adlr h fst
Heary D. Parker q Dartmouth Col
logo
weanc.lsy Report e ca
mi,,os ga Finance s. n sheldon q
nusland
wo1nesiay Report g q y.
ocuiiye co,amii' hg r. J T Itsy
u Hartford
The SUBJECTS q these various reports
viii bc open ~ general discuss ion
Al Churcbcs ard Temperance organ.
irallons arc invited e send delegate
Ii behalf 81 the ~ Com
u Ra Chairman.
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Tur following resolutions adopted by
the New York Temperance Conference
Convention, are admirable Nothing
less than the line Of notion marked ont
in them can satisfy the demands Of du-
~:
Renlnol, That we regard the use Of
vine and other liquors, 10 social and
domestic lie, as fraught with the direst
consequences, especially ~ the young,
aud $40 earnestly urge our people total
10 avoid and discountenancc this
practice
Ee4yiccd. That, recognizing the iniiu-
cuce u early associations, se recon-
mend that all oar Sabbath Schools be
organized into auxiliary temperance so-
oieiies pledged Is the principles 81 TO-
tai abstinence.
He.plne3. That regarding III pulpit
aH diyincly constituted agency for the
Iebnko Of sin and the ineuleation d
Righteousness, we urge all oag ministers
70 deal directly pointelly and fearless
y with this appalling wee
Hsafr} That while sc eNtendto 81
Temperance organizations our hearty
sympathy and Viii operate uIth them
ia all landabie gtioris for the suppress.
ion ofthis vice sat believe ihe church
81 Christ ought % lead D every mora.
reform and leok ~ final succ only
through the heading influence u chris
tianity
Ministers SUNDAY school sur n-
tenacn's Teachers private christians
DO you endors the., aiuaaa lhsu.
without delay do 5ohr individual laiy
- giving them praraeal power d tbe
community WhcFu g0a hta
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DIR. SEilLYE'S
LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms Of Catarrh are at first very slight
Persons find they have a cold, that they have FIRE
quent attacks aud are more sensitive to the changes
dry or slight discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards
thick and adhesive. may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
are increased 10 quantity and changed in quality;
thew are now thick and heavy, and are hawkei or
ooughed Of. The secretions are offensive, causing
baa breath; the voice thick aud nasal; the eyes
are weak the sense Of smell Is lessened or destroy
ed deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom Of Ca
tarrl Is that the person is obliged to clear has
throat ia the morning ola slick o. shiny mucous
which has fallen from tile leap during The night
When this takes place the person may be sure that
bis disease Is % its way 70 the lungs, and should
loose no time in aresiing il.
The above are but few Of the May Catarrhal
symptoms, Write 70 our Laboratory ior ourpamph-
Iet describing fully al symQtom. il viii DC acut
FREE to any address. Also directions where g
procure the medicine
Sc are receiving letters from all parts q tic Uu-
isn and also numerous Testimonials from those rs.
ing IL bearing the evidence 81 IL iualliblc merits.
Gz~ This remeGy contains no MINERAL or pol
SOAoYS INGREDIENTS, but is prepared from
vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY; therefore Il Is
PERFECTLY HARMLESS. evea to the most ien-
aer sud delicate chld.-Ll
erLLF0E sEEDYE's cATABRH REMEDY,
and take no olber Ifno, fod BY druggists rs your
vicinity they vaj order q. l5r yon. Price s2,00 pen
bottle.
" al persons Suffering with aoy affection Of
TIE Head Ihfoa; o. Iuaes should vFie 20 once
a. cur ganphs' Cells 'esefibiag al symptoms per-
'aialag 70 ibe asoye diseases
Itwl. 5c seus free q aay address
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81 INHIfggI IeEFy. EaSfHN W8SS
Be- sa Hratk taHt i.sHis Hrs ~ h
stbaf. Esrcf, tls usIy tat#arts 3 Ea a
Is No ~. lHyuE Bog eHatltt HwHa h uf
consequently By suty interruption. tr ffat - n
segauat eaH aut ptmaH hgafg'e 80 y#E e lt. 81
ue MS
tat asfft ard aa. be eaatga7llfeH. a.
5Ht H1 Qtaat aEH 5saE Dr. aHtfa.aE. etoH
psJae aeusate 30 iRp npaaw teals thet
4 iris oslt rasrtAr a0rar naaas satas4,.
sNHsFSYFtn-
engaged 81 treatment 10 Special bist55., f5i 20
ven snoan q mann CeiEeas, lHbHsbtts. Ner.
Chants tatel rgopHttgu. Sc, that Nr 3 mach
recommended aHa particularly %
STRANGERS ANp TRAVELLERS.
Taapuil lHi escape Imposition af Fore eu and
Native Qalcks HeHc aHa5efass t. Boston ibgH
other large clIies
DIR. l.. nix
pfdudly refers % Professors aH8 respectable rhv
.iciaus-- many ofwhum consult him Ia critical eases,
beeuHse of If. Acknowledged skil and reputation.
a'tnined ihfodgl % long experience, ltal.,t ~ 4
observation,
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE!
be not robbed and add % your uderines % being
deceived by thc lying boasts, misrepresentation,
false promises and prticusioHs ot
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QuACKs,
Nho knox ,ia.c afthc nature and chanetcrai Spec
iai Diseases, and irss as % their eurp. Some IS
hbit forged Diplomas ot Institutions or Colleges
which UgycroNi,ed iu ANY Part 20 The vufl3 otdcrs
exhibit Diplomas uf thc Des3 how obtained. uu
uowuf NOT only assuming apH advertising Boo names
81 those Inserted iu the Diplomas. hut 20 further
the.f imposition assume names al ether most lfc
bmte4 Physicians long since dead. Neither % de.
eeiyedby
QrACK NosrRrM MARERs,
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cE00WfE1e BE FpEFETTEn ~ DB
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te R pt
rat.F Is .ess f
.aHtteIHff
sEfE tHt-E Nsp soi#ftEf HABITS
4
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Two THE ~ DIES. lie lclcbmtca Dir. l.,
DlA particularly invites ail aaice who need i
ReiicW b. Sarsieai adviser to caii % his Rooms,
~. 2 Eudc3u Street BOSTON, lass, which they
sill awaueed IorthcT gpccal ecc. muodailou
DIR. DIN having devoted ot@ twclty ycnsF e
the particular branch 81 the treatment 81 III dI-e
asses peculiar 10 females, 70 Il now cone. lea by ati
born nihls country Wfli ia Europe That De cNccIls
(nH Other Known lrcftirI uf ~ TIE saic, specify
and elccuu tra .tHelt 4 all female complaint
His medicines are prepared WtI The cXptc-s rGr
pose % removing alI diseases, such rs debility.
weakness, uauutuml euppre-sions, enWgeu B. 81
Vie Womb alsn ail discharge. which flow FROM q
morbid state uf the b'oos Tie Doctor pow lHlly
prepared otteli III hi- peculiar styic, boil medical
ty and argcuiIy ali diseases If tie female scx, and
tey ME respectfully invited rs cal at
NO II IAblC0I7. STREET, Hesfon.
All lattcr requiring advicvmust contain one dol
H3r 70 eH ure 100 answer.
Address pr I. lIN, SO. q Eadieot street, Hos
ton Mass.
Boston, Jan l. 1EG6.-i9C
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~ EVERY SUFFERER FROM DEBILITY -

any Chronic Mai4ay bv which tie vital energies arc
depressed. exhausted, mud every woman who needs
NfWJus T8uic-au lnfigHrltof should send fIt 4
WINCHESTER y co.'s Now Cirluar, complied from
DR. ChHuhilr- second Elljpu az his Treatise oil 1u-
sumption. just pahlishea iu PatiH
p3ecs III and 10 o.. bhjIlas - and A. c4ah Six
small, nr lhrca large, fug ta
Sold hy al respectable Druggists and Wholesale 1T
The sole Depot IN The Uaited States, by the ManuiIC-
tuners, MsUuerFE IS Coz 80 John rect y v
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sI5,oOO,OOO F.

THE ORIGINAL
Travellers Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, Conn,
Insures gainst Accidents ofall kinds.
Causing Bodily Injury or Loss or Lie, at low Rates
Of Premium. Ais insmes against
loss OF LIFE FROM ANY CAUSE,
Whether Disease or Accident, with compensation
for Personal Injuries, thus combining All the bcuc-
~, Of both Life and Accident Igsuunce under enc
Policy al the lowest rates Of premium.
NIT CASH ASSETS JUNE 1.......... .S7ooGll.6 ga
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
The Travellers Insurance Company Of Hartford
Connecticut, i the pioneer Accident Insurance
Company Of this country; il has pail-up capital
Of half million. with large and Increasing sur
plus safely invested Coz the security Of is policy
holders, and is infringement Is IN the lands Of pru
deAt and experienced underwriters. Within tic
past two wears it has written serenity thousand 2oii
res and promptly PIip OVER THREE THOT-
SIND Notwithstanding fifty one total losses
tby deathl-in which the large sum Of Sl74,lo0 was
realized for less than $1,000 IN premiums. IT. large
and successful business, aud promptness and iaeg-
atty Ia payirg losses place Il at the head Of Ace
dental ldgumuce Companies
Policies written by our agents for any term from
one month 70 five years, lor any sum from 900 "a
$1,000 with from IS 10 $50 weekly compensation,
AT from 81 to 500 annual premium.
LIFE AND accident INSURANCE COMBINED
The Travellers II Hartford now issues policies In.
surfing against Loss or LiFE fR0H Any
Cause, whether disease or accident, nth wtek}i
compensation fir 6s0j}iHg accident, thus combining
md stt
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gHc 5Es F1SfGbitS .tcd Eg0syjf0I
No. beaver ST., Albany, NY.
QUICK CURE and LOW PRICES.

e't'h NthLt and Low PRICES.
ire"'g 1AoUaaaf 0itah fsfaf iaauals.
Z. lLLLtE teaiiaie. r. 8. raba8suiaily eons
teblishei iiast4,sL Na b Eaaefrstfgtt aI.snF A Y
twenty f1ars defnfid q tids oa lafflrlhr Granei Il
~ fa4'ea AiH - Hitaia a.f,s sWai % Ra elhef
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tlhasf q. 44tfk EN- faia als s 81 'aiihfd insHu
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cords Babe iemtsa i8 se1 hute tender shin
Hours tafsHsUas sfuHreaf Bells. ,su Abrsses, sud.
al other mpstllet q .te 5altH- ptffcetly under
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states aae ,l.a q ljr hggssa faEH o. ifa,th nos
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pTudly refers % Professors bn8 e,pee'abh SIS
.icaus-- many Of whom consult him Ia Cfiitai casgs
because of Ifs Acknowledged ski sud rrurfIou,
attained through 90 long experience, ltac.tt ala
observation.
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le not robbed ana add % your suferines % being
deceived by thc lying buasts, misrepresentation,
uiso promises and prgtcuslUHs ot
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DR.. i. DIX IS

Charge, arc very moiemte. Communications 10
ere3ly confidential, aud M t>W REFS o. higl H,ih
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-11

IuaYuII IHI eHHl ImDatliI1u n I0I-.u and
Native Qa1ck4 We9c aaaereas It, Boston ibaH
other IaLen elIles.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

GOING AMONG THEIR FRIENDs.-Sev-
eral cargoes of Virginia negroes were
shipped last week at Fortress Monroe,
for Boston and other New England
cities, where the Negro Bureau has
obtained situations for them. We
wonder if the poor white people il
our cities would apply to this Bureau
whether they would receive any atten
ton at the hands of those divines anC
"school marms" that now run th'
black machine.