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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
rxruuTAINMENTs.

Y4km cy AvA-At Institute hall four nights opr com
msneiuR saturday evening, March 2tih, -, -
FafIApHIPHiA oulHTTI7E CLuB-At lnthtuts hAli, en
Thursday evening" April bthi TOT TINS penen' VI 'U'
Home for Frendless Children, q, :. ,-.,,...
WoSE AVID wAoEs-A Lsetuvs BY Col. CLARK, At lnsu'u"
Hall on Friday evening, March 23i.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23

ANOTHER YETo.-It is said that President
Johnson has determined to veto the Civil
Rights bill, passed by Congress last week
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
I n oMANoERY or DELAWARE,
John Townsend aud vile,
Of al ResDOn lenia.


n Ana A., naw to s III nj. enh day Of February
and slSty'x, upon tie return ot lha supfu in ths
above cause, anu 4 appearing that Adelipe Me,istin
lwite OF john MeMakin) Cisfles IT, He1res WiiIisn,
Mcleod llrdges ueoree scrlnorin4h and Iii r. III p
bis wife, Charlie. + stout, J4LA IT, strnnJ harS
stroud, ellie Streud aud sailn l. sir IA RsSron
ueht- W Tue hhoVe fause hH ~ been rstitn,j Nh
iHuent aGd iurther All earring by ihs a0dnvt ~ Wsa
ley H. SHARP hedln ms use that N. id R.s,on isn,s
40 40 OUT OF me state OF he ltis Or cred by the
ChAnceior that luel gatoa 6e um in ina sbav csnsS
greet 70 me said Alsl no McAiakin (.I OF John
Nc 'Akln) Chagtr w. Hedges Wlliam Mei.od JisdgeS
George ssath'f9ash blz,beih T d, wiz, Charlss
supui' Johh T. Stroud, Mary b. e.foud, Adrlins .
cIoul auu S"ile SIR u u W. ard apnaar In thia
C'ltt on % fore the Ven, avon Az Mar ~ tbss
Tue SAD r"tluOn viii to tastr .lqj conf s,o ' " '
anu y ! iArlger nrio cd tla ,1p, Of this ordar bs
puoiNnru IN Tue lelaWaie ate J,urnal a nau.pn.
zee pfAled in tho city 90 WHriugton All uoninued
~ eeu iur ihe ~ u a r.fty days hef,re ,he s,d
tu sly oi u neAt' an That copy rT the said pA.or
specthe y, when sscettalrgd fN''''s "e'Puuoen' TO-
~ teitllpony tAt the toregoIne Is a trua eopv
(Hs 81 'hs Order q Inbifation MADE bs the Oman.
trir ~ TIC rantu b, We stat, Il / nav. here,,no
~ " had and aihxed the II tie Court rf Chsnrarv
q ir SasAe' lbi' Iweut, e Ebtn day Of February
,ncbGt.n,n sAM'l. GUTHRIE,
- -'pPl" i glitter IN ChaneeFy.
DiAsiES, , AND ALMAEACs, 1898, AT
- = - haIF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
MASSACHUSETTS.

On Tuesday, March 9th, an ordination OF
Deacons was held in Emmanuel Church,
Boston. The candidates were Matson NJ.
Smith, D. D., Hiram Carleton, James
Haughton, Jr., and Frank winslow. These
persons all came from the Trinitarian Con.
gregational sect. One had been minister
in that sect for the space of twenty seven
years; another, also minister, had received
an honorary doctorate; another was the sol
of a minister and Doctor of Divinity; ant
the fourth was the son of Deacon in one
the Boston Congregational parishes.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23

Children to Indenture.

RoYS AND GIRLS from three to thirteen years OF age
to be placed with suitable persons in the country
apply ~ the HOME FOR FRlENDLEss CHILDREN
April l. ls6l-is -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23

g SEEDs, sEEDs.--WE HAVE RECENTLY LaIp
- ~ large and veil selected assortment Fresh aud
Peas, Tomato, Cahba-e Egg Plant, 81 6r. itr esriy
sowins New Crop usqse Orange Seed 10 those In want
of good and lei able see H. call at
mch2 sil Market sitsat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
From JoHf McLEAR SoS, Brokers, COZ Market Street
az n,nlnnk- t---
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by O. Chandler L sop.

IHUI8uNJl nlAFe1 u, I1tb-
nhead FouF' PCT $40 0756ll4 %
rye Flnur, pei IS 10
Bnekwhsat Meal tper hundrsdl ...........s.47 Is
q q white SoG, ~
nys :, a. S.
SoIni ''''''''''''''' '.........,.,,....iU
49,, " un"eh''''''''''''''''' "a
SaH s . \, ....,,,.,..,45
,......,,,...-....,..2b0 80
t.Ner soeu '''''''. 6of5a
e'A3 =, - "''''''''''s"''.'.' 3 Is
10 .en A. =,
Ne' '''f'''''s's'''''.. OO
per bA
ShPN etut .........,........
oIn Oats ground per b shd ..................IlO 40
lar o.
s,s ~ ~ "
Sulln Ss,'t per hhtnrl. 0nn1 90
ieAs per onHne' Tor aosd'... g. OQl 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
LEGAL NOTICES
IN CHANcERY OF DELAWARE
i NEW CASTLE COUNTY, SIS.
Between john I, wnsend ami wife,
etal petitopsra
JOIN itcMAkn aud VIE "'iO"'
" ~ keannnlalDia


And now to wit this tweuty-sey.pth d.v q, r,.,,,,.
IN the year OF our Lord uue Thousand Eight Hundrej
anu shtYsiAb upon the return II the Sultmns i, ms
atove caue, and It appearing that Adeline McNaLin
Miie q John NeMik'n) ChAile. U. He'd as wiIIenS
sle Lend isgkrs' ueoge scarborough ami Flznb.th r
hl1 wife, Wiliism a. Suoud, lhar.es strand Jnhn II
s,ioud Mary l SIR I'D, ,deins H. stroud, aud ssiie l.
stroud Kesp ndenis in the above cause hays bsen ts
,gld m N,n sIsl 4t.nhi snl it farther appearing by
me AuldAlt OF wesley u sharp tiled in inns ,usa Ii X
he hdln Respondents do reside out OF ie STATE al DIa
wAe II . Ordered by tho Chaace lor that publication,
ne made iu the above directed TO th- .n,I AalIn
Me,iAgn, lMliT Hi John MeMakul Charles u IieIges,
" llam Mehad Helges, George schrboIoush and EiSs
ltth 1, h,s VIE William 7. Stroud, Charles h. Stroud,
Lonn u stroud Mary d. Stroud, Ade inc b. ST oud ana
ealie stroud TO sppear in Court 90 or before the
rhh dy OF sprl ne1l, OF that the said Petition Will ba
taken pro clnfess0, S "''' w
Ara r ierisyr orlere that copy OF til. order bs
pubushed Ia lie lela"A'e STA o Journal a nsrsnsn1,
pr nted IN the eiy Of villa ngOn, cont uued hersn
ur ne SPACE u htty 1AFs hee The said /, Ia day Of
Alr heNti ar9 mat ry"i th said papv ba sent %
use rtAned fs''''s! "n'N
(Nl In ie.imony that the itTezo ne is a trne oonv
g. / Tue order OF rullirati iuado BY ths hn,.
~ cilluf ~ tie en- ab We stated ave- her unto
set my sHdaud affixed lilo sOi hs Cour, Of ChaneeIy
1876, sAM'L afIrItma1rsy' A. u
il'h"-Nplo Register in Chancery
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
I7oR SALE, AND POSSESSION GIVEN

IL IMMBl lATkLY.
No l Tho Three sorlei Dirk Iouss, No. 81 Wash.
ngtou street, containing al the eorvrniences and i'm
provements of modern built bouse-
No IA hue Three stored Brick House, on Della
Avenue next the swedenborgAn thurh every cou-
ventt nee.
No. IA Thtoa storlea Brck House, No 7os Tainhll
street. conveniently caied, and esAbis resdrno =.
No "a Thei storrd Brink House, ~ Tanall
sire I, adjoining No 3 containing SINE eu iooui', and
is very sestiAble properly.
The above prop rites nearly new Aud in excellent
order ant rerssn- wishing 10 purchase desirable
perits aud get imed ate posession, should give us a
call ard examine lhe above Apply tu
WM McGAuLLtY st CO.,
Real Estate realefs Cue Market street,
mth7 Wilmington Dsl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23

EINE FARM FOR sALE.--A FARM OF
Il mn HUNDRED AND stNfY Two QbD ACKRS.
III New Casts County, Del, on the rdai leading from
Delaware City to Newark or itom "Jester 81 t. Ferns "
Corner. Twenty (20l acres WOODLAND Coed Frame
Buildings. Ten acres IN APPLE AND rEACH TRhEs
Prlee low. Terms esst >pply 10
WILLIAM CALHOUN
Az or near the prsnilct.
orto WM. NC ,ULtEY 4 co,
oc-1l COO Market Street v wilmington, Ual.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
SAMUEL w. SCHULTZ,
TOBACCO AND SEGAR STORE,
AZ 10 ~ n [. LII, cn,rrrn.

WILMINGTON, M,
Invites the attention uf his US ard tho public game
rally to his eNeslleat assortment "
sFGARs,
Wuu'So'ure''-o1 y a1sst
HAVANA AND AMERICAN TOBACCO,
lie also has fur sAe the
REAL GENUINE MERsCHAuM PIPES,
brands Of ' W w
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO. roNBs.
KNIVES, BRUSHES, &c.. &o
Always on hand. He is practical workman and psrson
Any su ernends the manuiaotura The selarr OIL fel
81 his establishment and purchasers nay RELY uron gs
ng good article Thankful for past tavors he respect.
fully soc sa continuance ofthe patronaseo Of thv public
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
[C|mmunicatedl
CONVERSIONS TO THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
teOpiei from the Church Journal
MARYLAND.

IIopie1 rom the UhuTeh JoufnhLI
MARYLAND.
On Sunday, February s5th, the Bishop
held an ordination at Mount Calvary Church,
Baltimore, when he admitted Mr.. John
Wesley Brown (formerly u minister of the
Methodist Church) to the Diaconate
VIRGINIA.
At meeting of the Standing Committee
held March 9th, Messrs. Theodore NJ Car
son and Isaac Gibson (late ministers in the
Methodist church, were recommended fol
Deacon's Orders.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

e.
TO LET.--F0R CASH RENT, -FOUR A0RhA or
i TRUCKING GROUND, In first rate order, rari Hel IN
Stfawbrrirs with go0h lru-e containing h,e r. nmr'
mthi At J. A, Brown, Newport tise'
rI,o LET.--MY coTrAGE HOUSE, co TANNING
eleven ps, partly urnshed, Rent 5000 pri year,
or $500 for ,lx months ach3-3wl j brown
u,O LET.--FoR A TERM OF YEARS the LARGE
i building containing hfy ems, formerly knoen hs
tn Living lioMe-soun To he 'he sixth Av'nue loltl -
Rent $1,000. [mchiS-ifl }. A. BROWN.
NOR NENT.--15 ACRES OF MARSH,
JIG the Townsend kad,' Ia q Holland NreeA narsh'
uvA+d ln'o Ahout ge ots Ahus acres in th 'htan-
dyWius Marsh.n Possession lmnrd Ately Apply to
W, McoAULLkY co,
Real Estate Dealers, Gu6 Market street
mata Wilmington. nel
JyOR SALE OR RENT.--rHAT VERY
IL DESIRABLE PHUrEhrY, at tnn Nmth Eat corner
on; ami Tatnsl streets, win tiOu Of 70 feet On
Ia nall street. and running through tu seroni ttef,
havpR upon It good hrck office and very large flsme
building suitable { tusntss gu Font street, and
three gnoi homel and stable on Second sir et Ths
property will e sold at very reAsnuall price and upon
the most easy terms. For particulars ep lyto
W. MCCAuLiEi 4 CO.,
Roal Estate Brokers, sO6 MArse street.
inrt0 Wilmington. Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
rnch7
MT AND DESIRABLE

CONVENIENT AND DESIRABLE
n COUNTRY sENt FOR - E.-pia Acie Nlthin
.irsa miles Of tie clty Wilmington, aud quar- er ot a
mile If tie T. N. b H. r. lhe house l. iuomy ana
Convenient being three 81 ttE hiEn the man, and
back bulldogs Thg Price VIII el this properly can be
bought Is very low, II bought For trrm-, &C. ap-
ply to w. Mcu NuLLEY CO,
iel25 Rthl Estate psalers, 6UO Market ST.
BUILDING FOR SALE.---A FRAME
ID Burains, with yellow rine FtAMe, size 81 by %
u eet to the fquae, e stres hghl itibe inr u
workshop, stab uaru; could be nVtttod with it,
tie expense into Two Dweliu- Houses. Apply At the
Bolt aud Nut Works. corner OF Third and htreh Sis
NOR SALE.---A THREE sTORIED
It BRICK HOUSE, IooIns No g.S sixth street, anu
eapther N the same vicinity, A,s, Of same Ais,
for sale rylt farm Of acres, with glol hulldinss
on krnnttt rIka, just heyOul cit limits
B.-A numhsr uf other HOUSES for sac.
| Tor particulars apply to
W. MtCAULLEY & Ct,
jsu9-H buG Aaiksl Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23

TNOR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PKoPLkri.-A farm ol q 4 Aelesin ~ olui itimult
uundret onsAnd aHtu'fter IN les from Townsend sts,
tion, Delaware kairad. 400 Peach Trres In bear.
ing New hnuse and Barn
ffice low and terms moderate.
For particulars appiy 10 TlOS, s. MERnITT
Mldleto>n II, Del,
or ". MrCAuLLEY 4 co.
noy2l 6J6 Market street, Wilmington. Dal.
EoH SALE.---A VALUABLE RESI-
II DESCt, with p session 2iih March " WAsi-
ngon srs hetwe=n aud b; iu feet rout tu nina
n ugh J,ffer rect, Nlth table n Jtfier
son street price $4,000. Apply to
W McCAuLiEY 4 co,
jN3l Real EsiN Dsalers, 6lb Market at.
INOR RENT.--A LEATHER FACTORY,
E Fouflh street. h-t@rsi Manson a Mon, 1t,
Apply TO W. McCAULLEY & Co.
ocsl Hnb Market Stt,e Wilsnultpu del
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"HARK." " F"

HAVING RECOVERED, AT con-
Ill siderable expense and trouble, my
thoroughbred Stallion, HARk," who
was captured by Gen. Sherman's army
in February, 1865. I offer his services
as Stallion to the breeders of fine stock.
HARK" is beautiful chesnn:, six
years old, Is l-2 hands high, Of. great
bone and muscle, 6ne style and action,
and of unexceptionsble blood, being
sired by the famous old racer JEFF Davis,
thc sire of Albine) dam Georgia by Eu-
taw Shark-second dam Kate Converse
by Imp. Non Plus, &C., &c.
lie will stand the ensuing spring at
H6bkirk Hill, at twenty-five Dollars the
season, and Thirty-fve Dollars to insure,
to be paid in all cases invariably before.
service is rendered.
In my absence the groom, Sam, is au-
thorized to receive payment.
Mares from distance will receive the
best care, and only charged the actual!
cost Of feed; out will be entirely at the
risk of the owners.
w Season lst Of March to lst June.
w Groom fee 800
March I6 JOHN CANTEY.
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South CaroIfna-KersaaW Dist.
BY A. L. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, SERENA E. MILLER
w and Columbus c. Halle applied to
me for Letters of Administration on all
and Singular the goods and 'chattlcs
rights and credits Of George 4. Miller
late of the District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all, and singular, the kindred
and creditors of the deceased to be and
anpear before me at our next OMinary's
Court for the said District, to be holden
at Kershaw Court House on the 9Th
day Of April, instant, to show cause,
if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
18th day of April, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-six, and of the ninety-frst year of
the Independence and Sovereignty ofthc
State of South Carolina.
ALEX. L. MCDONALD,
" o. K. D.
Anr;l 1a 2t.*
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south OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dist.

south C;,rolima-kcrshaW Dist.
BY A. L. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
WHEREAS, J. G. REV1LL AP-
w piled to me for Letters of Ad-
miuistration on all and Singular the
goods and chattles, rights aud credits
of Mr.. John Shedd, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adj
monish all, and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the deceased to be and appear
before me atour next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, to be holden at
Kershaw Court house on the 4th day
of May, proximo, to show cause, II
any, why tho said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal this
goth day ofApril, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixtv-six, and Of the ninetieth year OF
the Independence and Sovereignty ofthe
State of South Carolina.
A. L. MCDONALD, O. K. D.
April 20. 1t.
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The Taxpayers Of Ker-
shaw District

ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
the books for receiving returns for State
Taxes will be opened in Camden, at the
store of Mr.. James Jones. on Monday the
2nd Of April, and will be kept open un-
til the 18th day of May next. All par
tics failing to make their returns previous
to that time will subject themselves to
the penalties imposed by law.
The following Are the articles liable to
taxation, and for which returns on oath
are required, viz:
1st. All lands, houses, lots, &C., owned
on the 1st October, 1865. the actual
market of which on that date must be
given.
2nd. Incomes arising from factorage,
employmcnts faculties aud professions
(including the profession of dentistry
exercised between the lst October, 1854,
and lst October, 1865.
3rd. Commissions received 10y bro
kers, vendue masters and commission
merchants between the lst October, 1864,
and lst October, 1865.
4th. Number of dogs owned Or held
on or since the 1st of January, 1865.
5th. Premiums collected between the
lst Octouer, 1864, and lst October, 1868,
by insurance companies incorporated
within this State.
9th. Premiums collected between the
1st October, 1864, and lst October, 1865,
by agencies of insurance companies in
corporated without the limits Of this
State.
7th. Sales Of goods, wares and mer.
chandizc made between Nav lst, 1865,
ami January lst, 1866.
9th. The value of all articles manufac>
tured in this State for sale, barter or ex>
change, held on the lst October, 1865.
9th. The value of all spirituous liquors
on hand on the Ist October, 1865.
10th. The value of AL cotton, crude
turpentine, spirits ofturpentine and rosin
on hand on the 1st October, 1865, not
including the crop Of 1865.
l1Gus LUG dluouuI Va OH oA'So Va wv
ton between the lst May, 1868. and lst
October, 1865.
18th. The amount of all sales of crude
turpcntine, spirits Of turpentine and rosin
between the lst May, 1865, and lst Octo-
Der, 1865, rot including the product Of
1865.
All male residents of the District be-
tween the ages of twenty-one and sixty
years, both white and colored, whether
property-holders or not, are also required
to make returns.
The Tax Acts of 1s4s and 1865 require
all returns to be made in the District in
which the property taxed is located.
No returns will be received by mail or
otherwise, unless sworn to according to
law.
After all the returns arc received, the
books for the collection Of Taxes will then
be opened.
Office hours for receiving returns from
9 o'clock A. NJ. until 2 o'clock P. NJ.
WM. MCKAIN, 7. G. K. d.
Camden, S. G., March %, 1866.
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Red Rock Oil.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN AP.
i pointed Agent ,or the sale Of this beauti.
fil Illuminating Oil is HOW prepared to receive
orders from the trade, or to supply consumers
at less price than for any other oil now in
use.
The RED ROCK OIL can he used 10 the
Kerosine Lamp, ard with the Ksrosine Burner.
. J, H. OPPENHEIM,
March Is, 3mos at Shaws old Stand.
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UNITEDSTATES IN
TERNAL REVENUE
TAX.

All persons in Kershaw District are
N hereby notified that will be at the
following places on the days specified
to receive returns Of incomes for the
year 1864, and applications for Licenses
by all persons engaged in any kind OF
business from May l, 1865, to May l,
1866. All persons engaged in any trade,
business or profession, such as Bankers,
Lawyers, Physicians, Dentists, Archi,
tects, Civil Engineers, Builders and
Contractors, Wholesale or Retail Deal
ers, Horse Dealers, Distillers, keepers
of Hotels, and eating houses, Insurance
Agents, Manufacturers, Pedlers, Apoth-
ecaries, Photographers, Butchers, own
ers Of Stations and Jacks, common car
riers, and all other occupations are re-
quired to make application to me for a
license.
Manufacturers, Distillers &c., must
make their monthly returns.
Holders of Cotton, Turpentine &C.,
must make returns Of the same to me.
Persons who had in their possession
on the first of May 1865, any carriage,
gold watch, Piano Forte, gold or silver
plate &c., will make return ofthe same
to me.
Twill be, for the present, at my office
in Camden from 9 o'clock q. IN. until
3 p. m.
Penalty for doing business without
license, two years imprisonment and
five hundred. dollars fine. For failure
to make return of income, twenty-five
per. cent, will be added to the assess
ment. J. M-lDAVIS,
Assistant Assessor
9Th Div. LIST Dist. S. @.
April 9Th, 1866.
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MRS. M. A. KENNEDY

rs DESTROYS OF TAKING IN
i DAY BOARDERS, andfeels herself
highly confident in asserting to those
who may see fit to patronize her, that
they will be well pleased with their
fare. April 13-4t.
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Pittgulf Cotton Seed.

HOo BUSHELS OF THE ABOVE COT.
GUU TON Seed will be sold for cash or
bartcred for provisions, by making application
tn is. DEP.iSS.
March Q. 1A
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, MAY IT, 1ss6-rRIPLE SHEET

tho government to the establishment OF wages far
below what the labor Is really worth. Officers
Of the Quarermasters Commssary Departments who
are thus engaged subjected to the temptation Of
appropnating to their use quartermasers stores
and ratons to supply and pay their own aboera Com
plants have been made TO by the planters that these
agents Of the Bureau the OF their positions
obtain and control the best labor in the State There
doubt that of the i'll feeling manifested toward
the Bureau the part Of the planters is attributable
this fact
ARBITRARY POWER OF THE BUREAU
The arbitrary power exercised by some Of
the officers and agents Of the Bureau in
making arrests, imposing fines and inhict-
ing punishments disregardng the local laws and
especially the statute Of limitations, creates prejudice
against the government If the officers all honest
and intelligent with limited legal information, II
might be safe TO trust them with this extraordinary
power but in many instances the officers do not possess
the slightest knowledge of law. At Goldsboro, the
agent, Captain CLAWS. imposed fine of $25 on one
freedman for sabbng another severely TO endanger
his life, and when INTERCEPTED by relative to this
he stated that he did not know enough about law to
distinguish q civil from q criminal
RECOMMENDATIONS
We are satisfied that the recommendation which
Bureau in Virginia, and the ansference to the officers
commanding the troops, Of such duties it may still be
necessary to perform in connection with the freedmen
is equally applicable to North Carolina.
Very respectfully, your obedent servants,
JAS. II. STEEDMAN, Maj. Gen. Volunteers
j. s. FULLERTON. Brig Gen. Volunteers.
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CoLrwRiA COLLEGE Law scnoo---The examinations .
OF the class OF 1906 at this nttution which have been
taking place during the present week, concluded
last evening. The Law Committee contested Of :. n.
BuggIcs chairman, Gouverncur NJ Ogden and George T.
Strong The class consists Of about nifty members
Mr. Rueges, AT the close Of the examination addrcss
Ing them, stated that the committee highly gnhec
Ia being able TO declare the whole class well qualsed
be attorneys and councillors at law; that they had
hibted degree OF proficiency which marks an u
he history OF the institution and reflects honor the
college, and especially upon the learned professor o.
municipal Law, Theodore W. Dwight Tho Commence
mont Of the law school take place "Wednesday,
tho 10th inst the hall Of the Historical Society
ncr OF Second avenue and Eleventh street.
SUSPICION OF BuRGL.Rv On Monday OF the present
week officer Long Of Tenth precinct aresteo ceoEc
Williams and Albert Daniels AZ room IL, 81 Bowery, On
suspicion OF having bccn engaged In the business -
burgiaously entering person premises and carry
nn thcrefrom property OF value Between the matfess
on their bed found siiverteapot pitcher and
howl marx cd with the letter g and Bohemian
scent case ornar1ented In gold The prisoners
committed for examination by Justice Mansfield Inc
properly be seen al the Tenth precinct station house
over Essex Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

LANES Tm 81. MAnr's scHcot Tho laiics 90
West Hoboken are boldns fair In ST. Mays school
the proceeds Of which to he devoted TO TIE crccor
OF new chapel Of St Mlchacis Passionate Monastery
II opened the sth and viii continue open until Va,
17tlpof Nay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

GESkRsL RoBBKp General John T. Hiidrcth, %
Brooklyn, y. v, was few days ago robbed o bonar-
and money amounting To about ten Thousand dollar,
while stopping temporarily IN Iynchbgrg. Va Tbs
qucnty recovered the thief having thrown them iois
q rphbish hcan