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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27
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Steamship Sea Gull. fi.h Baltimore.
Schr Mary Jane, HaZeton, JACKSONVILLE. with mtse %
, 1866-04-21

and says to the men who in the last election in
thut STATE. voted to sustain The Government
thnt they should be prescribed. lie write:
I'VE understand prominent merchants moi,
who sell their tulerda.hcry 10 Southcrnpcn-
pie, voted for the radicals. Who IRE hey:
We have here merchants in every bruIrh az
bu>incss-loyn!, Union. conservative, 'lbetal
men, who are Of the South aud with tho sont1i.
They are surely more deserving Of supporuhnn
the radicals who are, with Sumner and Strcns,
for coniiScation, disfi anehi>timrnt, nnd cpry-
thing calculated to degrade, ruin ana cmbntuss
The people Ia whom they propose 10 sell leir
wares. Who are they We desire to nd cr-
tise their names, that the Southern people nay
shun .hem ms they would II lcrro>y. The Ind
icals are for wur-lct them hive it. We hive
enlisted rs Il volunteer" .
Yes, and we, too. have enlisted, and ~nrcsil-
ling to test the question Which shall it b n
luyal paper or u disloynl one: An honest on
ion or II disloyul one. We are not afrait To
speak what we think. The negro has MS mch
right to hi. life, his living. choice of labr,
which newspaper he shall read, and to the DIV
thing now wanting to command respect for In
the ballot.
, 1866-04-21
Tribute OF Respect.

ly 4 recent General Order. from Department Head
Quarters VIC learn that tic present military arraDs-
mcntS Of ILLS section arr to be ahlishctl, nui Sarrisona 10
no selected from the regular army, willie thts new nranx.
ncnt afford rs little 10 hope FOR, any lmpIu, cnIcut In thu
very juticiou, impartial and efficient military n,snlnui-
station, under which we have enjoyed 50 full! the bless-
ing Of civilized life. II will bring some Cl;lnXrs WLici,
we shall regret, proDeii!cnt auon. illrsc, Will be tho
loss Of the service aud presence Of Iihjor general
Dcrcns, and his .cI,tlcmaniy stall, who nv they arc
about to be mustered out service, will return to their
professions in civil life. General Dercns t%vcdintly
,oscss largely those rare Iulitirs that mako up the
Larc soldier, the successful military leader whose
C,ic. nature and high sense Of honor and justice,
~ i'm rIninrntly for the difficult position Of Post
o"lhnder in Which he Inns been 80 s:icr.hfull and
HoP"lr HnonE all clnsscs here. His superior legal
a't'ii'vnts rs well ~ military bearing and skiil
nave bs'i brought INTO rcluisti"n for the last ain
months AL l,ave rendered hin equal 10 Any snsr.
E'hcy. massachusetts will he proud To Welcome
nome from NC rerils OF nrmy life, I inan 80 richly
lahrn with thu wei earned hon0rs Of war, rs General
l'cfcis; and th.t lie uiny bc a. ,ucrssfull aud pros.
porous IN peace ~ hnm"rrd in war is The wish OF
many citizens. .
, 1866-04-21

Ect none OF our readers fail 10 study the OK.
tracts ON our first page taken from ohr next Vice
Presidents speech, lie Hon. VIM. d. Kelley,
they Cos long way TO show to the people Of the
country and the world that Radical as he is, that
the destiny Of free labor could be in no better
hands. After you have read them, let oil mas
will perhaps vote for him. Souil, Carolina will
get 10 be represented in a Radical Union Convcn.
ton, and who knows bu, by past and present
Governors, members Of Congress and - Yankee
time is II great changer, South Carolina y Mass
achnsct,s in one Convention, 1861 ? No! 1865
Ycs.
, 1866-04-21
R,rnry,,,r sc. Anril q

ME. EDi1oE--Allow me a small space in you II,
columns To express II thought or two upon mai!
tiers and things of public interest. The war is
over and pence las again dawnrd upon our once
prosperous AMI happy lnnd. Al arms OF the ser
vice did ,l.cir duty, and did il nobly and j, is
owned that tic gallant 3.th regiment vas no,
one whit behind The forcino:t in the hour of
danger.
1t vas said by some Of our Southern friend,
that the colorcd race would soon c~,uigrate or
T,lic dut or I've driven back lv the imlrcssnrc
Of the dominan, race nnd. like the red man o:
The forest. would he driven To San Domingo,
Butnnav Bay. or into the ocean. But We don't
mind Nil that the rci,s say arNu, us. They said
IL year ago that they would whip tide North, and
thus establish II Southern Coutrtlrracy. and thus
fctp us in bondage. But was ii done On the
contrary. They have missed their prpgnostica-
.iuns. ##
Mr.. editor. think the colprctl folks have done
enough to get their rights 50 if the Government
winis Us To fight any Llorc they must give us all
our rights iirs;.
.!r. editor, please to rrin, this letter in your
paper, and ! will send YOU IL longer letter next
week. Srrgt. WirscS Cox. 35th uSCT I.
, 1866-04-21

hf'''ns y Nrsr".-N one of tho stations un thu south
S"'c 'ahfoal, u few days since, y revolving spectacle
Z" Z" llacc III pr, scnct' u The Passengers. 4 = sri,oot
hiaim "l'" Is teaching tile young idea how 10 shout.
III ric ~ nri.h"ibu ing cv,ini,s, me-, there II III r, sister
"liit', :" rclo.cc'l her that sh, luconitmcntiy rushed to
IT, rhirTacc AMI exchanged IL 1t nrty Kiss. The passcn-
hrs stared with surprise. and seemed Ius/i"i to q. cltn
which OF the two tire" the sweetest, honey. The ,isbi
va, an unusual ono IN this good OLD Commonwealth
anu N.I naturally made ihs school " anlau tr. balance
"i The route AN aij'Tt Of contempt on the part OF :ho,.
WHO "Irc travelling wit,. her.
Tie above is from the i:icltinorrl Times und sr.m. /"
cause the r,iitrr a good deal OF trouble. itLoni alarm
us ono might, y, we have ALWAYS understood It TO i. the
rnlc, mud lulsc!ns from the complexion OF the children,
we sa" whcu thcrctt seems t"us that lac /, mistaken,
1t was not ~. unasa! sight toi Wilt" ,.r:l at lca.t to His,
c"!"r.t! wvniai, The, claimed that q, one ~ ,h,ir right
Wi'rn they sccrcdcd, but tlircl,!i righ'shill viii leave them
on, III the cold. \ow there can be- no distinction On &C
count OF color. .
, 1866-04-21

White Blood 'Irdominntcs.-th accredited
correspondent o! tie Natiot,. "hu 50 graphically
dclincn; Is The South us it's, tell. us IN his
th:r,y-fourth letter that III Mississippi the scv
cnty Teacher. in the colorcd sch ouls are ItQuir-
ed TO rcror, monthly TO TIE Frcetimcn'* iiui MI.
specifying among other ching. The number of
pupils OF mixed blood. In the twciv" schools
w,chh hn.,pcncd To stand 1t the head Of The list
thrr. me returned 2S7 ch'idr,n OF pure African
blood and ~ Of mixed blood.
The nbov is very ilat'rring 10 the chival:y
the poor blacks.
, 1866-04-21
list Epistlo Of st. Timothy to Thoe
"Lattcr-Day Saints" Who HAY
Como South to Convert tho EIes

For the snkc Of some Of the churches, un
especially the Southern people, we are glh
thu, n few of the Sunday servants Of God has
taken n rest, and stopped :naligning ,hei
hci5hbors. They have now taken up this pm
per and its editor. We nrc glad of II, and hop
they will continue ut it. They must not b
weary in well dong. But they can always hav
the subject there IY leaving notice at this of
flee. We do not attend Their churches, aud Der
hnps they do NOT read the same Bible we do
aud so We give them Il few passages oct OF our
III order that they mny see what the servants {
or Gnd are expected to do in the PULPIT:
Follow peace with all men, anu holiness, wit,.ot
which no one shall bee the Lor,,.
Blessed arc the pc;rcn,ahris. for they shall b
called the children 0t cog. I.# I
And when yc, stand praying, forgive, Il sc iar
ausl,t against any, that yuur f:,thcr also which is II
Heaven may forgive you your responses.
a. new commandment ! give unlo YOU, That Yc loo
ole another, as | have loved you.
Owe no man anything, but to love one ano,nrr. /,
IL there br any other commandment, il is brict
comlirl,clicd in tins "a! in., namely, Thou shult 10.
thy 1ni@hlor ms thysrlf.
For the kingdom Of God is not meat and drink, BIT
Righteousness and peace aud joy in The Holy ,ilus
Let all hittrrncss and wrath ana anger and ,lnin.r
lie. ana be We Kind enc 10 another. Ior.iri,. one
another. even as God for Cirisl's sake hath tuglv,n
you.
Tut If w have bitter cnvyins and .t,irr III YOU,
hearts, .l"r! not: ami lie li", against the truth, This
wisdom. 'i' srcndeth not from above, hu, is cnll,iy,
sensual, derilisli. -
If u iiai shy, g love cod, = ana hatcth his nigh.
whom lie hath seen, how can he aoyc ,.od, WHO, he
hath not srcn! And this coilmund,nrn hny wc
from linn, That lie who lowell, Gudloye his bttlicr
, 1866-04-21

The Roy. DIR. Rnysor wri,in: from iarnwcll Dis.
trici, 5. c.. under date Of the 10th, communicates
the ioli0win. pleasing information
"Thc freedmen are doing well in our country.
they have ceased their wandcrinGs ''to and fro,' liasc
made contracts, settled down, and are working with
energy and spirit. They are quiet, orderly and well
behaved, au'! VIC arc All n~u!.fUl OF the future, From
present inhicaiion.l thiuk tho usual cotton crop sill
be made in this ncighborhoon, altogether with AIR
abundance Of provisions"
, 1866-04-21

The Why of ii--rhc M,rysvi!c l.xrrrs mnnts 10 know
why tile Federal officer, don't cniorsr President johnson
or resign. II. answar T. rns,: liry were mostly Az
l"!nict. 10y - tnI"m lretlcni ans! approved b. a linton
senate. The uO.t ~ ,l'i, have To-" mucli principle 10
side With The ~lrrsiien, wien he s.Ac. win rc,ri, and
rcprcri,raiS. That's It.. IN.
Tie r"lorcd troops in tho nntl!na,y Department, OF rhc
VI ss!sillii have h,"r' ordered Ia Rendezvous at Jack un
III ,lna, STATE, Tor Tie purpose Of being mustered out.
\ Virginia sapcrrImurr that ,i"ii, a.. BRECKENRIDGE.
u Tie rebel army. i, rcsi.linx IL! Toronto, Z. W. u.t.
reported L" be weary Of exile. Tic General should nn
allowed I" com, blch, III democratic party may want
10 run. aSAit. ior Vice I.t,tiy.t.
III is trm' tha. the rr,.slirn; l., ~ Tor election he
would ran Will on a ticket with John G.. lac icing 4
democrat. There Won't! IA, rliMnr,. -. the ra.ical, g.,.
king into power A. democratic miri, nv.-r die IN "I!cc",
Matters IN r"Nrs are alarming. Srrc,s.o,tsts are ram
pan, an'! . RIM ,lihSs A. ,hcy ilas,. COY. Hamilton
las started Tor Washington to see villa, ran lc ,iouv.
he had better sustain Andy" or IL. viii done .ar.
'i.tf Davis Is more con,iicra,c thar. some. others NJ tho
President, pariii:sns. lie and l;s ,sirn..> at Richmond
have coMclu-A-i not 10 prs, iHs rca!.;,sr upon. y lA,cns
corpus, lest they sh""!7 'u,!'arrass President iul,n.'m.
Tncv we're no. -, tender :Nrou: embarrassing: ,r,,l.
!ru, ,.ircoin i year ago. 'Th,t's right jrt!. keel, On the
good side Of Ivlm,on dam Snini'cr, AN! >."vrn,. and ,aik
aoou, dead hucSs, ami Your por'i"n - sure.
THE ScupLMASrI:i,S OF rioEiua.---I iir Jark.on,iia
[Fla.l Times 81! that thousands Ut mgr" children arc
n,N educated Is Ii'ai =t-;ohy thc.r present employers.
who were Shareholders. W. M # Iii
bully Tor ,,rir mtrrr>-,ha, i. we mean their former
owners, -uilrr little children Ia GENE Into me fIr ~ snri
used 10 get my rcr:t-d.. -
cc,ici OF The departure. on saturday last, from :a" Fran
cisco OF Mr.. Cole, the senator eject tor California. SIT
cole Ia II i:riical Republican. -
! What do the people mean DON'T they. know thai III
, 1866-04-21
Matters in Congress.

Congress has been engaged all through the
week III measures relating to the paying up bills
due tine loyal states for materials furnished 10
t!r Government; The locating the Pacific Rail
road; the establishing Of n new nnvy.yarl, in
indiana the st"ppagc OF the sale of intoxica,-
ing liquors in the Capitol; the army bills; and
a debate on the Eight Hour movement.
, 1866-04-21

AI.\liDk SWINnLElN NEW ORLEANS
y Mississippi pluilt,r rcc.ntiy went to New 'r.caii>
10 procure t,criilcn i"rorcr>. y iirur. III liit' ciiy
contracted. ~ iiAloit two hundred ANA lic planter
advanced $2,tOu 10 pay then tnlc. some time III
tcrwari lie was told III Il they were III &c" YORK,
and That he must pay : i,,on more 10 take them IL
| New Orleans. lie lii,! ii. aud on ilc'l ;lrGlNhi
found llnt Instead .. beng freshly imported Ger
mciiS. ltlcv were III i'll natioualiiirS~, picked NJ III
New York, and ooicinulalnrl iur plantation WORK,
Tic IIlutcr nov sues ipr his money, AMI $500"
damages.
Tie above were I'LL Democrats and came ifW,
i',roOks district, and ~, doubt We're srii South IL rc.
Construct. There las been :; few Ui Those kim
hircG here. Did They remain? Ask the planters.
, 1866-04-21

One Of the poor unreconstrncted a. is. OF
this state, in all appeal for rn,ions we suppose,
asked if. when IA .nun is stepped III poverty, il
will not take all the strength out of lin, :" We
answer no. Neither will bad whiskcy draw the
strength from Il man There is Salisbury OF
Delaware, who has been 80 ,ked in it for several
years. and be is rs strong against the negro as
ever.
, 1866-04-21
Of l'cnns,'lynnia.
In The .S',nuie. 33 10 10.
In tir House l22 10 IL.

Aud, rs YOU elsewhere read the second crown
ing act Of the Loyal Congress, Thu work i.
not sc, finished; The pledges made to The loynl
who fell nj Wagner, Tint they aud
theirs should stand equal before the law, will
be carried out to the letter and no mar shall
be Judged according to his color. One more
act Prepare Yourselves for it. Don't be
ignorant when you are wanted.
, 1866-04-21

Abolition Of slavery 1T the lat session Of tho
French Commute for the emancipation ~ The negroes,
tw" rcaddsscs we're read, ono to the Queen Of spain, and
The other Ia the Emperor Of Brazil. Thcsc addresses.
wheel, ask for The :boli,ion nf slavery In the Spanish
colOnis ana the itrszi,i., Empire, are sislti bv MM.
t;nik0t l!I,.!c, Monialalnbcrt, Ialionx, ltelirt Marlin,
I.aboulayc, and others, H
, 1866-04-21

a call is i.sned for n National Woman srights
Convention in New York Oh the 10Th Of Mny
next, to consider the question Of suffrage, md
other matters. Our former cd.or Mr.. Coffin (now
n r~t"trc;!i) with Hon. Mr.. Edwin Coombs viii
advocate the cause, from q cradle stand point
, 1866-04-21

The colorsd people Of Washington, l., 1000 in
number, cclebratcd'tlicir clnancipn.ion on the
10Th Of April The. called on MoseA, mud he
came out OF the r!shrs. and once moi. no
doubt, asked 90 lead them. lie thought no w.s
n better friend to them than any Of their other
pretended friends. We think so too, rs tho
Others cannot speak what tlcy don't think.
, 1866-04-21

~ ~. p.. VX58yWVaNHBDUDWs~ 80 =
tent and conscientious in admitting young men
TO tic ministry us the Protestant Episcopal
Church, rs far rs cducasi0n is concerned
Al II revival ut DIR. Spears Now PRESBYTERIAN
church, Brooklyn, y. T., last week, there were
nearly eight hundred converts, and chat Zoo in Il
Icighhorhnod that has always held aIGuf from
tic church. Let the good work so on.
The Unprecedented increase OF o2O,Gco souls
were nldod TO the African Episcopal Church,
aliL the report from all quarters is that They arc
coming by thousands, and no wonder for The
Cains md the E'u,rcrs are equal 10 The work in
this scctiun, and they speak the truth.
a convention Of Al. the Methodist cbrrchcs
will assemble in Gincinnati, Ohio, in May next
with a view to nniting al into one Conference
1t will comprise about 1on delegates.
AT the New 6urk Conference held in brook
lyn last week. resolutions were introduced and
adopted endorsing the action of Congress il
passing the Civil Flights ELL, and sent a copy o
the proceedings to both Houses and TO the Prcsi
dent. ~ committee on resolutions reported III,
following recommendation. which we would tia
a irw in this city, who are striving to keep aliv.
feelings That can do the colarci man no good
ic is 10 stay here while re and Il few others vii
80 to the place from whence we came. Come
gcntlcincn, practice II little more of the Goldcl
Rule and less Of self, and willie YOU are doing it
read this adYicc from those who are almost IL
wise MS We.
Sour coMmittcc, nevertheless, would recon
ricnd that we cherish great iorbclralcc anu con
sidcratiOn for tic wounded feelings of Christian
men III what they consider Il conquered an,
humiliaring condition.. Tender dealings and gc,,
ernnI advance, which in the weaker party ma,
be felt degrading, may in The victor may be MAJ
naniiniiy Your committee, therefore,, recon-.
mend TO our elders. pastors. and people the Gu!
tfvnti"n Of generous thought and forcbcnrini
language in regard to Southern Mc,houis,n. w
conclude with The following resolution:
Resolved, That it be earnestly recommends,
"a our ministry md membership, both in lriva,
mid i'll orr public congregation, to offer frrquel
and special prayers for the spiritual welfare q
our brethren of tue Methodist Episcopal CIlurc
south, and tor their attainment Of such a slate q
heart and mind rs that they can SO l,Arn,oniz
with rs ms that outspokcn loyalty, impartial jus
ticc 10 the oppressed. and equal rights for al on
fellow men, may become constituent, parts {
their religion.
, 1866-04-21

VICTIMS or \ MILITARY COMMISSIONS The
Alexandria Gazette thus describes Tie departure
oflhc young men recently tried and convicted
there by t. military combustion.
a rumor that tie &C iristmus riot prisoners
Ind tcrn Sentenced and were to be sent of had
been Circulated Through the city, and ,o"nIds
he l,our for the live o'clock Washington trnln
u s,"rt, n lnrye crowd, including. many ladies,
naa coicc,cd ut the upper end ct Duke street to
witness heir departure. We vii! attempt. 10
express IN feelings excited III all the spectators
m IN" sad e.IinS Of. at most. q Christians irolic;
oht thea pFea''nre Of I've resitcnts ot this city
burn and iaI>ct.herr, and known TO nj our OLD
c'l'ztns. "s h"'',t tnd upright Young men.
nhIianclrd tngcthE, with i!on handouts. and
carried tlr"ash me rect III chats Of n military
guard, after the issue + the peace proclamation
was sufficient cause OF nnxiiy TO all. The sob and
cries OF some OF me i"die' were plainly audible,
ind the feelings Of one wrt, So acted uton ,ha,
she tail.-ed, and fell upon III, streets.
Yes, the prayers of the :igh;.,us avail mach.
Poor fellows! NIL they did was ,tkill n few ne.
srocE. burn a few houses. and steal II y, of rlun-
dA, n@d 10 think of their belonging TO the r.rst
!ami.ics1 lis awful. One poor soul t.n,cd.
Where was Mis-. Winslow with her so0t.in.
syrup: They have the ngh, 10 keep i, nov,
The veto to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Baltimore American for march SIS, &C.
p.cn chcs ministers Of Christian churches for
their silence in regard To a series Of unmhnly
ou.rnges against the colorcd people of the state,
of " hich il speak, in tho following words;
eve publish 20 day m account OF the burn
ing OF another. making the twelfth dchool house
aud church burned i'll Maryland. Week n:trs
week these things occur. Their announcement
seems ut least to fall upon, if not callous, little
smsiliye hearts. People in our state, n fourth o.
cur population, for whom our religion i'll iii
theory ut lcnst demands a ncighborly kindness
"hilc iaxing themselves TO educate their liitlt
ones--alrcndy taxed for Two centuries TO ed
uca,c ours-are burned out of churches nnc
schools %pulpits, so far n. our Information goes
Arc silent ms If the milcunim had ,law ned. W.
tiust, since cur legislature refused 10 Milo"
these people TO appeal TO ,he tribunals Of III
state for redress, their cry for .uccor will no
he unhecded by those who worship nj hi
altar, Surely it would be Il benefit TO III
whole state and to every interest in it If one o
two of these inccndiarics were sent 10 Stat
Prison for life. Tint would, We suppose, helI
to rcforh public sentiment, at least on the qucs
ton whether arson is II scntleranly crime.
The Loyal congress- Of the Nation has fixed
TINT style Of doing business. The civil right
Bill will stretch the lordly neck.
l
, 1866-04-21

~ We would state, Tor the Information of
our readers, that We will a, I'LL times insert cnrm-
munica;ions if the arc proper and do not tcl'a To
irjurr any person, In We will no, insert articles
in this paper as reading matter ,gainatany cthcr
!lnalcr, because that paper does not see fl, 10 call
them gentlemen. Gthcr papers quarrcls are none
Of our business. We make this statement III JUS
,icc to ourSrlvr, and the public, rs II certain. class
ci ofici&us soo,hsnycrs arc going abou, m%isrc!rc-
scouting 10 tic t.. contrary. Tie p!ainrst En-
.l,sh il; hes, 10 be usc,l towards such vasrhnt>
Whatsoever may BE- thci: calling.
, 1866-04-21

MoprnS ASTRONOMY. = y negro looking
around in the day 10 STE what car be stolen II
nl9it.- south Cuy"tiiinn.
ASccESr AsrRoNo&y.- Tie truthful fellow
who wrote the above, pcesiny through the smoke
o: The first gun Aired n, Sumter, md sro.ns II
grass growing in the streets oil New York. lie
negro bring, hor.c the p!undcr. Gid he see The
sr.s,:a
, 1866-04-21

Henry :, S,nushu1y, the gentleman who
wrote the vet" on the Civi. Rights Bill, which
Andrew j. gave I. tie world, has been rewarded
by nominating him :,r Il position on the Su-
prrme bench. Perhaps &c viii get there. Time
Mil tell.
, 1866-04-21

Several communication are %unnvoaabl,
crowded ont this week.
, 1866-04-21

We call attention To- the advertisement for pa-
pills. 1T Temperance Hall. Mr.. rcio, is well
ktowm in this city, and will do all III his power
TO fit YOU tor business.
, 1866-04-21
COM UNICATED

Articles inserted under this hca are written by
correspondence. We shall hr !: int to publish com.
iIiuiirntlons Of merit, but Ito lu. lid ourselves re-
sIunsit'lr Tor their sentiments.
, 1866-04-21

Our correspondents nrc Respectfully requested
&c send us more lcgib!e mnnnscrpt We may
be unchtistiun, but W. must ut least ,sist upon
an i FOR i. and dotted ut ;hnt.
, 1866-04-21

EV For the want of space we are compelled
to leave over several communications and letters
from, soldiers wllicl, will al appear III good time.
, 1866-04-21

10 Coiotc.i Soldiers can hear oil something
to ,9ic:r advantage by'calli,.s ut this Office; also
those who have been in the al,E".
, 1866-04-21

AFFECTING IINgs.-Thr following is a copy
of nm original poem picked up i'll one Of tho
streets Of Milwaukee,
Milwaukee is town
Of great renown
For '.loSus speculation,
Ware may be found.
For miles around
The dregSo Gods creation;
Where fever quake
And agues stake
Along the s~tinking river,
And actors curse,
And "housees' worse
Have id the town forever.
Supposed to have been written By Fallen Ficon,
ashc was given TO poetry and could feel for II
Mhn in;:aes &hcn ,h.sa was no MONEY com
ms in
, 1866-04-21

~ The Fair Of the a. NJ l.. Church, IN
this city, net,rd To tho church abon. $1,000.
This srcaks well for the colored people, who
without distinction Of creed, attended The fair
in soodly numbers. Not mach love Of dress "
there, and earned by honest money . too.
, 1866-04-21

An advertisements in = New York paper pro-
missing. on ,'the seceip, cf rs cents, /" send u
receipt 20 keep water IN well, and ~c:s;eIns from
!rccz,ns. a PERSON forwarded The currency and
received by rslurn mail tn. following answer
- Take in YOUR well and cistcIn on cold nights,
and keep thein by the are
r., The y. y: %&a1h"'] eypAs''' i dow" to
]1ohns,n IN favor Of H. own administrator II
he is. le,s,r1 Clynh viii be Gov. Curtin,
"lNheNsAr, knows herself. and she think
she do Shxxgohnson is no, in favor Of any
administering rhn, vii help the copperhesd
i ''a dung WV WV co""fs''s" ~.
"llHvc yo,Asseen my black faced antelope
inquired Mr.. LeYtopr, who hns t. collection Of
animals, of his fiend. mo, ] haven't. Who
did your black faced aunt ciops with :"
That very law which moulls u tea.
: And bids it t.ickle from its source,
That Inv preserves the earth q sphere
And guides the pl,nets in their course.
, 1866-04-21

IT, 10 TuosE Is An~EEAns-Thosc Of our
subscribers who have nor paid their subscrip-
ton fees Will, il ley do not Immediately settle
accounts. have their pnptrs discontinued an
fAcir names struck from our list. We hope
ever yonc will see the necessity OF conforming 10
our rules. y newspaper cannot live on prom
Uses. Some s. able editors from Massachusetts
may be willing to devote their time an! labor
srn,,s,-just for The sake Of 1.-THE causc,''-b but
we don't believe il. At any tate, we frankly
confess or inability to manage n newEpnlc.
without money.
, 1866-04-21
Religious.

The Rev. l.. j. Bcadwcll, assistant IrotGn.
bishop Of Ohio has hecl, preaching through til
West TO large audiences, Subjcc,-Thc Cire