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Oh 4 R l. E S 7 O N.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 2, 1896.
TIE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU.


A bill passed the House OF Representatives on
Tuesday, as will be seen from our news columns
to-day, continuing tho Freedmen's Bureau for
refugees, aud directs tho appointment Of two
sstant commissioners in addition to those now
authorized, who shall have charge OF certain dis
tricts. These commissioners and their subordi-
mates shall be under military jurisdiction and
military protection.
No person shall be deemed destitute or deserv-
ing Of assistance who has capacity and opportu-
nifty of work. For the purpose of making the
Bureau self ifsussining, the President is directed
to reserve from sale or settlement, under the
homestead and pre.emption laws, and assign to
freedmen and refugees not exceeding million Of
acres of land in Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Alabama and Arkansas, to be allotted in parcels
of forty acres each at certain rental. The
rental will 20 towards the support of the Bureau.
When the price Of each allotment of land is paid
to the Government fee simple title Will be given
to the owner.
Tho National I,,teRigencer Of the 29th ult. says:
"The haste with which they went to work ex-
tending its duration for three years longer lndl-
| Gates the apprchensions entertained that it may
be suddenly abolished altogether. Every imagina'
| BILE agency has boen employed to bolster up the
institution, to hide it's hideousness and to excuse
its lamentable deficiencies; but all the efforts of
it's advocates are insufficient to suppress its moi
some odor. Ithas begun to stink in the nostrllt RI
| of the people of the North well as OF the
South. 1t has como to be regarded with suspi
con even by the negroes themselves. 1t is be-
| lieved by tho masses of the loyal States TO be
| nothing moro nor less than engine of oppres
| sion to the freedmen; source of diecord between
the races in the South and useful ouly as refuge
| for hundreds OF interruptions treasury pap-sucK
ers, who can find no other means of living upor
| the Government"
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The FREE NEGRO UNDER PROTESTANT TUITION
Commander BEDFORD PIN, of the English navy,
has recently published q pamphlet in London, on
'The Negro and jamaica" where he has been
stationed. The picture he gives OF the negro's
religious character is by no means iattering,
while his account Of the downward road to ruin
which that island has travelled ever since the ne
groes wore turned loose, simply corroborates all
former accounts. He says: 3. .r- .,r..t
In early days the prosperity of Jamaica, in
purely commercial sense, was considerable; and,
TO give an idea of the capacity Of the island for
agriculture alone, may mention that, besides a
large annual amount Of other produce, in 1877,
1896, 1873 pounds of ginger was exported; in 1906,
150, ,352 hogsheads iof sugar; in 1914, 81 045 585
pounds OF coffee; in918S2, 49,8l5,O10 pounds OF
pimento. the present time sugar has fallen of
pimento'the same;l while OF ginger only G50, 600
pounds have been raised. The most striking pc.
culiarty is the abandoped profligacy OF the col
ored race Port Royal and Kingston, in this re.
spect, are sinks Of iniquity. Religion strnck me
as being at very low ebb everywhere. remem-
Der that in 1860 the bishop was compelled to re.
eot the entire class assembled for confirmation al
prayer meetings, IL they had not excited in me
feeling Of deep sorrow at the depravity and hypoc
risy which marked the proceedings, would have
been simply udicrous, the screaming and chatter.
ing being mvre characteristic OF q meeting o.
monkeys thsn like an assemblage IT men and
women, and am not surprised at the, evident
anxiety Of theleadng Baptists in this country tc
pupils In jamaica. In short the unchecked de-
prsvity OF the negro drops out on every s,da, de
talis OF which would be quite unfit for publica
| tion, and which must be seen to be believed.
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TIE TIDE OF FOREIGN EafIGRA TON.
Ten thousand four hundred and ninety-eight
foreign emigrants, principally German and Irish,
arrived at New York last week, and the Vice Con-
sui Of the United States at Hamburg writes that
10000 emgrants to the United States have al
ready engaged passage at that port alone, many
of them of the best class OF people, with money
for the support Of their families on this side.
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WAPPOO MILLS.

rVrHE wApPoo MILLS (FoRMERLY THE PROPER:
Il TY Of Mr. j. II. STEINMEYER), have been thor
oughly overbauled and now in full operation. am
prepared to cut Yellow and Pitch Pine Lumber of any
length aud sze at shortest notice. large we'll
selected stock At low tide there is 2 feet Of water at
my Wharf, and diapatch be guaranteed to vessels
Any orders entrusted to will be carefully executed
under my personal supervision.
NAV Is limo JOHN a. THURSTON
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CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAROLINA.

DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston. 8. O., May 10, 1866. }
CEALED PRoPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- Office until IL O'Clock, NJ Tuesday, the 9th day
of June, 1885, at which time they will be opened,
furnishing the Department in this City
with OAK AN PINE WOOD, until January lat, 1867.
Deliveries to be made oD South Commercial Wharf,
such tiDes, ard In quantities. may be required
by the Depot Quartermaster.
The quantity required monthly will probably be abou
One Hundred Cords of Oak and One Hundred and Fifty
Cords Of Pine. .ir.
Bidders viii state the price per cord Of the kind
Wood that they propose to furnish ..u. .......
Two good suretes In the sum Of One Thousand Do
lars each TO be named In tho bid, will be required for
the faithful performance OF the contract. ..-.
Bids doomed unreasonable win be rejected. ....-
Proposals must be addressed to the updersgned and
marked, "Proposals for Furnishing Wood"
Ha.... q. W. THOMAS,
,Brevet Lfeut Col. and Chief Quarternaster,
May 10 ... .,..u 10 VI
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE,
OHkRLESTON 8. O. lima

oHARLEsToS b. O., Juno 2, 1866 |
ON JUNE SD AND AFi EDWARDS. UNTIL FIR
THEIR NOTICE, tho Mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close daily ut IL o'clock A. NJ and in consequence
Of change in time OF arrival OF Northern Mail tho
PostofHce will open Sundays at one P. NJ for ON,
hour STANLEY q. TROTT pm
June
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tho Freedmen's Bureau agents with those OF the
military officers OF the States Of North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. This was done
ed in the late report OF General Steedman.
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MEETINGS..
CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL

CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
SOCIETY.
JJlHE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE SOCIETY
l. will be hold at their Room, Southwest corner Of
ausin aud Archdale streets, THIS Evening" I'd inst
ut Eight O'Clock.
Members requested to be puncuai in attendance,
the Amendment to the Constitution will up for
final action.
The List will be read, and the Rule applicable
thereto rigidy enforced.
BY order OF the President.
June q @. +. b. BRFMER, Secretary.
SOLOHON'S LODGE NO. I, A.. F.. NJ.
A N EXTRA COMMUNICATION WILL BE HOLDEN
N in Masonic Hall, This Evening the Sd instant at
8 O'Clock. MomberB and candidates will be strictly
punctusl. 49, -
BY order of W.. M. w. A. WILSON,
June 2 II Secretary.
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BOARDING.

DRIvATE BOARDING-NIRS. HENRY s.
/ GraN son, No. 76 Broad Street, two t2) doors west
of Guard House. Permanent and Transient Boarders
accommodated. sw6+ May l9
DRIVATE BOARDING - PEkMAN EWT,
IL Transient and Day Boarders eau be handsomely
accommodated at the southeast of Meeting and
Market streets Fine rooms and accommodation for
families, at reasonable rates. limo May 2S
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DOR SALEI FOR SALE.-FOR SALE, A
II Retail Grocery Store An old stand In a thfckiy
aettled neighborhood Inquire ut No. 195 EAST BAY.
MAY 40. SA
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May 26

ROYAL HAyASA LOTTERY OBJ CUBA,
TONDOUIED BY THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT
" $S60000 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY SEVENTIES
DAYS.
Priz eB oashed and information furnished.
The highest rates paid Tor Doub,oons and all KIDD
Gold and SiiY r. IAIi.On n Co. Ba,' ksis.
Iet,r S,,< at ~
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NOR SALE, SIX FINE COWS AND
u CALVES, two fine HEIFERs and one young BULL.
Apply at No. 80 Qneenstreet King from to n.
June2 Btu2s
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THOS. E. DALWICK,

CABINET MAKER AND UNDERrAKHR,
NO. 571 G-sTREET.
IT'S PREPARED TO FURNISH FUNERALS WITH
i Collins, of various styles aud qualities; Glass
HearseB and nrst.olass Coaches
REPAIRS FURNITURE, AND KEEPS ON HAND A
select supply Of now and secondhand urnure,
features Mattresses Of moss, WOOL and cotton.
n BAH calls attended personally, at any hour, day
or night. limo May 10
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,

VoUR ATTENTION IS CALLRD TO STILL FUR.
Il THEa DECLINE IN PRICES FOR PLANNING,
AND IONGUE1NG AND GROWING LUMBER.
Knowing the wants Of the community we reduced the
prices OF the preparations OF Lumbar for Building Pur
poses, and now Oner q sttll further reduction
4 6urfnre Planning ut Five 1867 Dollars per NJ.
TopRueing and Growing at EiI 1867 per NJ.
The patronage Of the community is respectfully soil.
cited.
We prepared to contract and furnish any number
Of feet Of Flooring Lining and Shelving Boards prepar.
cd In best manner at corresponding reduced prices.
E.. WHARTON & PETBCH,
Car Works and Planning Il Ills,
Vs.. Corner Line. street and Railroad Track.
May % o
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!, FOR SALE.

A PRIVATE SALE.-A 4-HORSE PORT
~ ABLE ENGINE, in good order. will be sold low
apply to CLIFFORD & MATHEWES, No. 81 y Broad
street. stuth3 June
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TAX NOTICE

TAX NOTICE.
TTNHE TAX COLLECTOR FOR THE PARISH OF ST.
l. JOHNS COLLETON, will open his Books the
1st June next nc Rockville for the purpose OF receiving
Returns and collecting the Taxes for said Parrish aud
will continue them open until the 10th of said month
GEORGE ". SEABROOK,
May 26 stuth7 Tax Collector.
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T0RAET II0RsEs.-APA FAIR EITHER OF
IL BAY, CHESTNUT, or DAPPLED GREY HORSES,
accustomed to double single draft fast movers and
gentle IN harness, raised in Canada from imported
stock and will be sold at reduced for cash
available paper.
Also, q DAPPLED CHEsNUT ROAM MARE, suited
for trottng III harness for saddle, and BAY MARE,
several years here both Of st. Lawrence breed strong
spirted, gentle. and enduring latter we'll saited to
Rockaway Buggy, and will be sold low resident
for family or personal use The Ohesnuts may be
bought singly.
Purchasers are invited to examine them at the adver
ttser's resfdenre No. 143 Calhoun street.
May % tuths3 n. NJ PORTER
NOR SALE.-SECOND HAND PRINTING
II PRESSES AND TYPE in good order.
Fonts Of Bourgenis Pearl, Nonpareil, Minion, etc.
SMITH HAND pREsS-Platen, 22ISI27 inches; bed,
26AxSl Il inches.
WORREL HAND PREss-Platen. 22r23 inches: bed,
2hxS5A inches.
WARRINGTON HAND PRESS-Platen, 22Lx28k
inches bed, 22IS6 inches.
HOE HAND PREss-Piaten. 22'II2s inches; bed, 2sA
13l n inches
RBGGLES' JOB PREss-standing Sheet Press
Address ". d. MAXWELL, Wilmington. Del.
Or J. W. MCMILLAN,
Mays At this Once.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION.
TUNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
l. under the namo of COLOOUK, MoCAi LEY l. MAIL
10y is this day dissolved by mutual consent OF all
parties. Mr.. JOHN CULCOCK, Commission Merchant,
Of Charleston, o. s app ,inted agent to quidae
all unsettled business Any person having demands
against the rh will please pre-, ent to inn and all per-
indebted to II will make payment to him in
Charleston; TO Mr.. MALLOY, in Cheraw, g. @. to
Mr. T. g MoCALLEY, In Huntsville, Alabama.
(sgned) O. J. COLCOOK.
T.S. McOALLEY,
May 22 tuths d. MALLOY.
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ITO RENT.-THE DESIRABLE n O X Il
Il No. 167 Meeting street. opposite Charleston Hotel
Apply on tue premises. 30 Aprll18
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TO PARENTS AND GUAKDIs
nj EsSRS. PEIOT & SHERFESEE, MASONIC HALL,
lXl corner King and Wentwor h-s reefs. WILL
Monday next, the 4th instant, open ENGLISH AND
BUSINESS SCHOOL for boys over twelve years of age
daily, from O'Clock A. M. to 10 O'Clock p NJ. In
addition to the several branches Of caemic course
youths will be thoroughly instructed in Commercial
Calculations, Practical Business Forms, &o, preparing
the pupil at once for the counting house and general
business.
Terms moderate and accommodating.
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ESTATE NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST
N the late DR.. JAMES h. JARRATT of Florence,
g. O. will present the came to The undersigned, prop
erly stested, within the time required by law aud all
indebted to the will please come forward
and make payment to the undersigned at Florence.
JAS. b. JARRATT, Sole Executor.
m
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ITO RENT. a COMFORTABLE TWO AMI
Il HALF STORY HOUSE No. 65 Beaufain. street
Apply at WILLIAMS B. COVERTS,
June1 No. LA Meeting. street
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Two RENT, IN BROAD-STREET,A A NEAT
Il COTTAGE sustahle for a small famiy--furnished
or unfurnished Rent moderate. Apply at this Once
NAV tg
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MEDICAL NOTICES.

DOUBLE ENTRY BOOI<K GEPlNG
RJEw GLASSES WILL BE FORMED MONDAY
IN EVENING, at O'Clock Also classes In Penman-
ship and Arithmetic.
Apply at pELoT 4 sHERFEsEE's Commercial
school. at Masonic Hail. corner KING ind WENT
WORTH SIRE ETS. 9 June 2
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ITO RENT.-THAT DESIRABLE RESI-.
Il DESCE located at corner Meeting street and Lgt I
wood Alloy. Apply to- JAMES r. PRIaGLE,
, May9i tuths No. 10 Adger's North Wharf,
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syice JNo. T. MILLER. declining to serve.
June2 .gi..r ..... H!...'- stuth6Wl
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I OST, A MALACCA CANE, IVOaYHEAD
~ GnLD BAND. market "Ua t. d. r. Hunt from
Wm Belden.". liberal reward will be paid II oliver
do at my Office No. 43 East Bay. Dir. HUNT,
Mey f5 Captain and Depot Quartarmsster.
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TO RENT, &c.

THREE ROOFS AND KlTCHEN TO
1 rent Apply at No. SToLLs ALLEY.
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LOST, STOLEN, 60.

II OsT, ON TIL &c 2sTH. A SMALL BLACE
IL RAT TERRIER DOG. about or months old
Any one deliveriLg the same CORNER MEETING AMI
SOCIhTY-sTREkT will be rewarded, IL June
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED 1sE MARksTsof aohD
cnid Hill Market, L. T. Fox. Proprietor.
:, Charles Market Hays& 4 Co., Propri'oih
Iinioa Market, L T. Fox. Prughssor.
Nevada Market, Douohoy.
Pioneer Market ., ShaEf. yaL ,-.,s~k.sp
Gold HIu, Oct -, l9e6.
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President BOArd OF Town Truste'
II. c. MANNING, Clerk.
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C. sUrTERLY.

B.-Pictures taken in all styles and AIzeI,
either from life or copied from old pictures.
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GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
(Fireproof Brick BuiIdingsJ
CORNER CAND TAYLOR STREETS,
VIRGINIA,
IOFFES FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods. Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware. etc. Our stock will be found very com.
ple,e, having been carefully selected tor this
Market,
The following comprises a part. only. Of our
stock:
$50 900 fss Bar Iron. round and square. all Sizes
$4,000 ns Boiler Plate;
10000 ios Sheet Iron;
$1,000 ms shoe Shape, all sizes;
1900 Ds Cast steel, Blister Steel. .sandHTo'
Cork Steel;
!. Nail Rod, Band Iron;
10000 ms Track Iron;
5000 los Bar and Sheet Copper;
1900 tSs Lead Pipe, various sizes;
4SUOU vcet Gh1 ripe, W
1000 feet ]. r. Hose, all sizes;
l50 dozen Hose Bibbs;
800 dozen Elbows and Couplings
10000 Carriage Bolts all sizes;
10000 Machine Bolts. all slzes;.
GOO Globe Valves.
200 Anvils and Vices;
so Bellows, various sizes;
.Blacksmths' Tools;
! Scales, Grindstones;
400 wheelbarrows;
800 dozen Az. Pick and Slsdge Handles.
Goal;
1000 dozen Locks, Hinges, Butts.
Taeks;
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder;
100 dozen Picks;
Borax;
Bsiliug Wire and Rope,
coo kegs Nails all sizes:
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO..
Ceruor OF @ and Taylor Streets Virginia.
, 1866-05-03
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS


Mr. SHERMAN, introducing the Finances BHl:
Eald: ~ dealte 70 make aEtacmcnt A. 10 some o.
it. provisions, for the public Information pfo.
xearr' loan, 10 be tailed tthe consolidated debt Of
;he United StaeE and to be dspc.ed OF at mol less
than par, md 10 ee sprlFd 70, tSe payment g. Ioa
oe1 a1o pso9lsiSas ii ,ae l ,,Ee5 10 exe.te opps
t,on, one Of which gtox!out Of the qussion o. "
% mt ef aea'e1 the nes e1enop.Ion f1om State a1
alton oi 20 larre. a amount o. pgopsF
ttca thern to ta4a.inn by ths United States, while
ihFy besr interest 1t rate equal 10 that paid n
most states on notes. md securities sue1cct 70 M1
ihe5tsre now subject to income tar. !cr!ed By 5he
United Statea. bnt owing 70 nc slf nouu5 :, nas
e1emptlon now proposed to pc ine5rGeo 10 1IG onf
thou.,na do5. ana so seheS 70 I'd and tse seaness
ritn rhIsh thc tag u available. 1t conee 70 tae
Inned States less than onetenta oi ,sha Gne
pe1 esnt On y ~. ~ rSp i IL ra.c Of IL.
t,esi ron and BIO PSF cent to pcT eeat. ne
Iii nrnposes to extend the exemption rom s!ate
to income a1es aea ~. ~ ae.tIh Of tho
p-e1st intet tund, w,.h hut tEahinE ao,s o! ln-
cosne. Thc Earine thus made, With 1ur htf snnl
Of thirty ills On dola1 Il y pIoposeqa a,, a
1uptd. This will Be accomplished Il thirty ~ ass
vsr Tho eject Is 70 pay Tie na.iona de1t : % ,a
faying ot interest Tht oihes proros1%g13 1%3,s Eo.s,
| to det1s,d payment IN money ii tneE nafas.sy
Thc mil PROVIDES ior giving the ea.toms1 {eonef
| dtE4he adjustment If matters be1Eeen intefes
" H. DfSf'N also oatscd IN asnsndmsns TO IL Rs
construction com14!tees IcpoT psofaan os tos " :,
immediate admission ot loyai kepEesesnlaa,ses, ,l
S ias s.S TOM ,es t s'Feso
ent!.f a, soInc 9Th against It. and IN the toars
ol wlich ha sal.A-e propositions in thc conta1tte
, 1866-05-03

'ssS e. ~ III !
"a "a in peacea1 procession they marched 10 ac2o,t
tn.r oItftncs upon The grave. Of The na:ionsdssd
s1s1s sasn hss ws
ess met =. tho rssfs Of he cemetery By The MAYOR
pf pe ee g. da' 'R snas ee of Gpsn Gs s
aud TIE entreatles Of tie teachers, and tears
o 'hs EoSt ;ed r.
na cossrne he bepaG,nent ne % md 81 s asn Tasos
both hen called upon b., the Mayor Of The city
s.rE .he@ TO in:sr1e1e and prescn. II; psoRo,ed
/ cannot btliovc. Thus docs Inc malignant
spdI ofllesson ttpresented BY the city otct1ls Of
1o~tr. upon the graves Of Union soldiers. Wnen
the neeIoes found they would ret b slowed 10
The iii So'un'eer troops LEI, ss7.sssh ye,te1-
day for the Forth The! belong to the One ucad-
Tbs Cha:ishoochie aisnataetas!ng Company aso
erecting near West Poiut: a bn,ldinE IN which e ean
be run 5000 tp,ndies. They vii start with sooo:
Is building, EeYeu miles below West Point, and
Will go il operation with 4,fo spindles and lso
At a torch light procession in Mobile recently, a
large crowd of younC men tIsyersed shn aireets,
kpoektne down every negro they met oniy one q,
zine STnans vas afIe:tea. He W aneu MY Jt. ~.
poiiee force 10 check the outrage, but this va. q
mere tarce.. Mobile papers mildly deprccata the
young mems conduct.
Most Of the rivers in The interior Of Alabama
hare oyesaowed thelz bankt, doing much damage
to fences and crops.
a negro w1s shot snd killed On the corner Of
Jackson and Court streets, Mobile night before
last. Some asserted that he threw stone at some
la5ics, but no evidence 10 show this vas adduced
bcfors the e0IoDer'e court.
Mobile Is looking forward to the finishing of her
Erea. eaihc5ta!, htgpn IN 182a Three non:h8 mdre
lItu u1QhaklY seo the work c1mpIetE1
, 1866-05-03

FK0M NASHVILLE.

Legislative Guerilla Item Escape
from PenItenrtRry-A Negro Takes n
ReAcfved Seat.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NASHVILLE, My 9.
In the Senate, motion wns made this morning,
to take up the House Franchise bill. Lost-1o 10
10, In the afternoon It came mp IN regular order
Two Amendments Tere offered py Ar. Darlington,
Of LINCOLN, ind Mcfarland. Of Madison. The
Coppcshead. we1c soled down after consloetable
debate, md the Senate AdjorIu=d.
The daa vn!e will probably bo reached to-nor
tpx. Tie bill Il sure 10 pas. -.
Not much Of importance IN the uoua-- The Sch
ate bill to lease ont The pcn1teottarJ passed on te
LIN. Mps Mo james Bergman OF Harper'e gang
VycYc to-day turned over br the military Authorities
10 the Sheriff Of fSlmps0n Comfy. Ky
Brsntley PaEnc. ecntencrd h5 court mar1A y pa
hung IN tho 18TH lnftant, Tor The murder of aonn
Manly. cosotrd, escaped Aom The peniicutiary Last
mkbt.
Otluu Couut5 Ca.euit CouH for murder: Ne wa
aoities, OF Company A. Fiitnenth Illinois Cavatrs.
md the murder lsfed in his killing, duInE the
asar. a rcsae1. in self defence
To-day Gen. Thonaz ostcrcd the Judge q thc
Court release Dickson, and dlsrotss the snit ior
9ic ht:h eou1ed cA,yalrs Of Nashville are muet
excrciecd becAufe 4 fespectobIt c0aottd 1uao
1earherfu one ofthc freedmen schoolt. ae1dc1ta!lf
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