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Blind Tom and the Colored Pecpss.

70 " Edi7f y he v = 11lb11c
Sl2: With ny wife and daughter went to Irving
Hall bear the wondesis Blind Ton" We next proceeded
10 take seats VIXEN connected with the entertainment
said coored persons allowed ia tbs hall"
nevertheless uie,y seated ourselves Those surrounding
c. did ao. disturbed by presence After several
hnUes another usaef n0rned that the proprietor wished
Pc ~ 20 tie door tegge4 enjoy in quiet The prv
kge Of le places Aad purchased ln few moments two
pComeD approached and watched us bat without ilcTler
enos. fsit urt n0Tle. and injig gaauL Hero was man
tNag ga be Is pleased - call tie lowest ink of humanity
bstk boy Lis e and ugin bic gils 20 enrich him
sell wh0gt due compensation Iha blind boy is allied 10 mo
ey color sud by oppression and yet unfcohnzly told
must hear him. Do the circumstances the
eoncon that such manager - The proper guardian Of
th0 interest Of bind 4a.s black boy. aud shOad be
snCOul-ft-f o.. I. d.
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TIE Re7. II. BLEL,y0 oi Richmond Va. sch
tnos Us The Grst editor u TA Rser Herald and more ro
ssny 0, Tee BaDtis Fct wles 10 speLd tho remainder
bs tie IN giving instruction 20 trch Of tue eoogoa race as
promise % be Cse)al educating others His chief
house hi, yard 10 he purpose Of TEACHING his
brs5re8 OF NewYoIk viii raise him sufficient sam TO build
he viii renbugs tie sum bygrins instruction 70 such
% cannot pay their own taii.on.
have known the Rev Hf Keeling FOR many years He
has the universal respect Ofthe people Of Biz city ard State
No could be acceptable useful in tie work
posed g. w. SABffOg Precedent Columbian College.
HsstiAStSA, D. c. hlTl ., leoo.
BAiTIsoHE. April . 1865.
Tue lseY H. Keeling has been long vel known and more
fsne esteemed. much pleasure Ia commanding
sa % he T~te recommending Lim hghy fitted for the
k2sa g0rs ElcARD EULLka
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TIzE GEE TRIAL.
The Cnsc stiii Pro Pr0gre.sing-Evidcnce ir HrInii
OF the PriscHor-TssiiDiOnJ OF Rebel onicers
md OF Uis RelIow-CitizeBs.

The Gee trial is stl in progress az Raleigh, " C., tho
testimony for the defense having been opened the 18th
inst The witnesses thus far examined have been officers
Of the Salisbury garrison and personal ocqnlntance Of
the accused who give evidence respecting Lila general
character and reputation. From tho reports IN the local
newspapers coudonSe the main points Of thc testimony
up to the latest dates.
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DEADLY ASSAULT BY A MAN AND HIS WIfE.-IS~
rick Dempsey and his wife, aged respectively "a and 2s yesA
were Saturday srsgned before Justice Daley charges
mayhem deadly assault the complainant. being Geoess
Love parties live in the tenement house No 81 Nora
Ssventh d. On Friday night there was general hgt}
yarf their residence IN which the conpainsn
and defendants took leading part During the progress
into hls mouth and muDched badly while Mrs Dempsay
struck him the back Of the head with Ak The Dsoe
seys gave bonus 10 answer.
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Memoranda.

shio ipsrstfee Ez beta from Trieste fer New YORK ashore
trcsrft1n ~ J.. a. oi has been abandoned
Rs Roug We've fo Isstns for Portland Fortress bioo
1ti1 elAEg hte l. los4ec with and mo.ses
sohr Hsrs NevYors for Gloucester previously
repot shrTs CAltn brss, has Of with little
age. and Yrocseded
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srAspryo ArrRAY IN THE SIXTH WAsD' s4,"-.
o,n. and wspton T. McGowan both young men % t,n.s
dsy night cua-rslsd Leonads rear severe roun4
Stabbed his opponent in the groin mhc OF tie six
PIscinot and Yesterday Justice Downn9s 9s,isS
sSxt t6s Esspl Of tAs ueaSdsd man ia1
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

GRAND LARCENY. girl named Mary Larned, IL
years Of age arrested Saturday evening by Ooss
Hpwel OF the Foryhb Precinct on charge OF stealing sSs
in money from Mrs Martha Fisher residing In Wythe ava,
near Rosss T. ID. She win have hearing before Justice
nailp
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Ruoken.

P-s-hak Apli = q, . Antwerp of Boston
Ns,asrk' tp 2i Of lusgut. from 81 Msrc for New fcfs
H,n,l Bichti-bal6 iBri iai 80 IS Ion % o. L from
Aisia.IJ los Londc1. q days cut
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port tl1aroen's Nciite.
Stars or sEw.Yonx.

NEw.YonK.
PohT-WIRDKsE OTTIcE, No. lOi WAn.tt
NOTICE is hereby given, ~ accordance with sec-
~ loa o'le rs,ssd AMI r. e7 entitled Al Act 70 Ro
crSsui- ere WsEteas Olc ~ ' Po - New fort 70 ell
interested hawai- cAtgs o. te sgoc, matter Of
tIuiry tie following vessels
sad-r Poft Nsrd~r t tbe sd
SIsmiu4 b. con- sI.E uys succeeding this
as.os on board sad yesse.r.
'tHi'if afhst ~,
.f.ulp4ie.
t..fa i t.okf = -.
.re .lina.s .4y ? u
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t+ut " a.
WAY -. W.. .7cAfL-hf.
eilz " no p.
saf hisfla l. y I'fitt-.... Ffenficet
fis ata4Atsi no r. r.
AiNIdONNE 1OgPKlNs. Pseal4snl
J. Arss HsnpuAa strctfry
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SUEROGATE'3 COUEr-Arnn II.


The trial calendar OF issues Of fact viii commence
Tuesday, May 9, ls66 b. order Of the Surrogate
JOHs I. COnsrrr-
Clerk 10 Ito Surro.gtss Court.
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must be fied on or before Friday,

bers Motion Calendar must be filed or before Friday.
Hay T. with the Clerk at Chamb>rs.
hhey nre not filed by that -me tey win -oi " paced On
the first Monday calendar viii have 20 50 oief TO The ihifd
wmMiM C. CoxSEu Clerk
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st-'7,'7 e7utrr tPu' W,nse. Bremen l sad outanfp.
b. '3 iu with e lld III plss Oelrilhs Co. Had r7s
winds ani heavy heed passage. PA Inst lei
81 loo passed L steamship NJ a. Penn. roin New
l2rk lf' g. 9 !ou 49 Hr fg Ardmisn from 0.sy1T r
Nlna. ,5'l M g. GIN. g Sd fe.rship Ccla hence london
l5' is D. lon IN As.oali onpsrvs bound W. Eh
Of F s4ud sisps usiiea. Tutonis City Boz,oo
e0oi g. Tee ts ilsp e8en nence arrivrt Cowes
ss9.sp Gen. Gr lf Holef AcS Orleans I'd inst e.. a1e
and nisf o. -. .. Cs9r 'Fci G. Cq.
S.ea'lip elaprus. 6c butor vil mdte u Isssc Oicr
s--rp C H. Eoo,s, NC-s s.. C.. 10Th sis Fortscss Mon.
-. irst.. wit Iise. a-3 lsss % & Goodspesd.
si-l.p C. w. Li Ncrd " illlrtcl =. c. via Ff'ilz Pa
shosit vil d sDd fe. G. Oo1I.peci. Z1,t, d
: o. tal1 PIG ls.s'.' t- -i1.tiI fcIit. bound
e.1sp hsrr5a t.cE AsD Greens Ayr o. witt rdse ned
pass ' iincs A. Hyrcr - hsi ot Balessi s.Gl1ed
ship ...e.in- .l- a.lts t1r tcfr or-ars
So i0l ks, s1r s laso ds Cubs with Ergr sud pss.
90 NsY Co. 30 t-ic, a - s o - l5 eTchsl-ei sisns
David Fans b.lr5 Z. :. ses,ler saatirs
Gom t,l Prince h1r - i-st4f I-Gi officers arl al
Hs. ho1r,f- sr Wa. New-YoIt dsrnarrrl: oi1
Ole hart Jd bc4iot iri >es lof od bag Doye -al
os,
s.ea1o aiy eo1arr Loswood. cre.,on 90 hour. with
oltf'. tH. rf-s. to 4It4a- t0l. cz & Go.
Bst fHefrn iNcfrI S-fp1rc ~ dlys With m1sr 20 fla
AM k1.irt Pasfei f Good Hop Msleh Helena 18th
Was -a4iy Hoos 80. net; blown cH by westerly
Bsr C,hps 10. - Jot-. ~ Bl--- Malaga % day. viii
vim g. tods1ucs Eop.r Go. Has h-t sroIs westerly winds
the is.' W dayA
Br; lof Dsl-r4rsl Hill Ceafseges u dy. with sugar
All nio' i0 Iucslr z li-.farrrs.
Ssir iss-or, Berry, -r's s-orI ~ piiadslphs
5g'r tis.lew bssstl, u, Christie WsTshan. na.ls
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

FIRE IN BRoADwAY.-At Ii o'clock on Saturday
morning discovered the third floor Broad
way Of the apartments occupied by Mary Ann BAKER
milner II was extnguished Mrs. Bakers loss VIII
amount to about s00 Insured The third floor front and
the fourth floor occupied by Green Chaplin photo
praphers Loss By FIRE and water about 81 200 Insured Inc
second floor is occupied by Miss Margaret De Arcy dealer In
millinery goods Loss about e5O0 Insured The tr hOol
h occupied by Reuben s. Mann merchant tailor Loss about
600 by water Insured In the following companies; BROOK
yn s 800; rocers g. OOoi Park 5000: Columbia e3gp
Indemnity e3OOO Bowery, $1,000 and FULTON. s2OCo Inc
basement IA occupied BY Chas Swift oyster saloon
known rs oyster BAY Loss about $500 No insurance. Ihe
building owned by hT BsesmAp and Is damaged 70 ies
suouuL sl t.s1L
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yFhnlers.
EisasteFa.

B.s ss Qreeu of efror 6Aord from Indian Ocesn S. 10
isas ia g. Sew. Bede5 27h with la5 bb ~. OIL
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SUPERIOR COCRT-SPEcIAL TERM-ArML &-Leors
Justice MoNELL.
DECISIONS.

George H. Franklin agt. James II. Pinekney.-- 10
tion granted. m, rr,,.o, e,a,e. 7, ION.
Baking Company ct al-AOton gIGnied. ,,..,. -.
Garrett P bergen ag Lucen DIbemet OF G.-Mohon for
extra allowance OF s. l0O granted 70 Ieiendahl A.,
George Rroz ag Charles seebert ete-A0tion granted
without costs. . ,,.s-. .-.u..a ,ri,,
Levi A. Lincoln sgt. Abby Linooln-Aohoh granted VIII
49,. .x.n.oa
Sarah A. Breath ag wadroa Young ct a-Moton granted
without costa. ....-,.
In 10 Peter KerigGn sg The Now York Juvenile Asj In
Tho within named Peter Kerrgan Il discharged
Before Justice JoSEs ,
Ernest Mettelstradt agt. The Nnthsy. Railroad
CompaBCase amended ordered 10 be 6ed IN the CLERKS
office.
COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TEmL-Befors Judge BRADf'
Luther Upton agt. j. NJ. WOodward.-l think the
question should te answered accordingly.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBFRs
SPECIAL notice TO TUB BAR.
Notes OF issue for the May SDecia! Term Cha9l.
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anlic,.
Arrircd..Srsn.f- Ami ol-

s',sr3P' Hbeni- Au Tetoria City Of Boston Fvea.og
soit- tassra Gstes.r.
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GEy. BUTLER 40 JuDGE PIEEEEPosT.


Hon. EDwARDs PIEGnEfoSI-Dear SIR an grained TINT
uDop nation OF the OF cents snuel smith
Co by the light which 80 appeared 20 me- you HTe rata
fed that sufficient prObab existed for taxing tLe go
900 al New. Orleans Justify action, as public officer IN
60 doing. 80,
During the whole time in the service Of tie Govern
en have detained tue money 10 the claims OF the
party Justly entitled H. W. Aer Tue United states or your
clcGts CertGipy claimed that belonged 10 me.
hive notified the Government Of the suit which has been
against me- and asked that be defended io the ben
cit Of the United States.
After waiting mere than year this has not been done.
et now oct Of the service AID yGie citizen do not feel
mvsef called upon 10 defend controversy FOR the Govern.
ment in which eau have interest when the Interested
rorty docs not see III defend ITSELF cannot VITA any
sfiv nav the money 20 the Untei States. because then
should haze no protection but the cance OF getting bill for
relief through Congress m ease judgment shoud DC OD
tanned by your clients against me-
Although believe thIt tlis money belongs 70 the uIited
States by right Of capture not Otherwise ye nom these eoon
sideraon shan pny tho captured 10 YOU upon re-
ceying release of the suit and cause OF action from your
cicstq leaving the Government ~ s remedy p has any
against them. -. Ill,
me o all mpuiAsns OF any wrolgni aet ~ us capture or
detention. i ala. respectfully, yours,
NN'0"'0 IIsJ T. BUTLER
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NEw.Yong CoHaoS pLgAs.-Sa@ud SrtA aad AEdren w.
cJ act BBj1aa T. BaiIn confederation OF the sum 0f
Fiv Thousand dollars gold received by the undersigned
e attorney ana counsel fOT tho PLAINTIFF the above sui IL
settiod In ful ard 10 dismissed without costs 10 either
nov Ihe defendant part OF this settlement Is to settle
VIII the Sheriff for his legal fees in ihis and release
con the naniis IL also 10 be obtained nnd delivered 10 tue
defendant by lie undersigned. LDwAEDs PIERMroST
January 81 leo Attorney and Counsel OF Plaihths.
per JAs. i. BRADY.
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To SURGEON str1sLir Enxnd dead ckf thee
La ycags burial reported have did Of aud
ssrou fhe no' the bodr OF an nn. here fof bi
u,l.e NOT nsrrra..fi
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Nacf (smrDpa !!

s2GEEassszszass Haiiage,
lin @aiite cber 3T&enbed) auf Der Sreuer nnS Santz
burger 9inie BON bier mad europa cber BON brausen
5er9er tann bis gum IbsansStag seert perben in ber
GrpstitiUn SeS ,,SSecfer',
a.t 9to. gforb GreberiGfirase.
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BON ibrer Pbanta1ie berpproerufenen 8ilber sl
seri6eu6en. sic mari lid in bic 9trme bes
MarneS, Der lte onreoete. Gine 3brdnenIlutb
ftiirste tiber i9re 8unsen unb Iie rief:
,.@ott lei Sanf, oaB Sic tcmmen, rnein Sreunb.
N6 ld' bin 10 naulenlDs uneIldl9! Wleine
Mutter. !"
49,. SIT trant" or,ttuortete Nternep; Id
nelB ee unb oorunt bin i9 bier" CT Iette Ii6
uno spg S6ulOfrieo an ieiu !6ers inoem er bins
suiiiste: uSrmes &inb pie oufgere9t 9u biit!"
Sin tleTer qualppller SeufSer bob feline 8ruIt.-
;, Warunt libeit Su bier?" fraote ct na6 elmer
Bauie ipdbreno pel6er SAutofrieo ungebinbert,
ben aopf an feline S6ulter 9ebriidt, iueinte.
| ,,Oer Doctor bat mir perboten I'M &ranfens
simr1ter gu iein. @r uno Nnnita Iine a(Ien bort.
S& babe nidt bineinseben oiirfen. Gs 1T INNER,
immer 10. SD oarf ME: bel ibr iein. IS lit
ols Ob man mir gerdoe fein GeAt auertennen
mpllte penn essiid INN meme Wtutter banoelt.
S6 bin 9etpiB elm Iebr b6les &inb, oab man
10 nit mir um9ebt."
Ibernep itrId fOieno ben &cpI pes Wfdbz
&enS uro Ia9te Sdrtli9:
u&eine iCl8en @eoanten! 9uctor 0aqrer
1T ein aussesei8neter 9lr;t uno banoelt immer
10, oaB er in erl ter 2inie an Die &runte
oe1Itt." a
,,9lber rein @ott, iie mar ben 9anSen Sag
telinnungslpS uno i'm 9elirium; es fonnte feline
bOIen 5pI9en baben, penn -ih Ylie perpfe9te.
SEPT bnt td beinabe perrildt eewproen. 6er gu
iBer, nur tbr tutlpes S6reien gu b6ren . /. :"
S&ulbfrieo tpeinte aufS gfeue beItig. Nbernep
wurce ittu. ST besriff Oab Der MrSt S6uloz
frleo BON Der &ranfen fern belt, oamit lie
rt6t b6ren iolte mas Die WlutteE ibm 9elrium
iprad.
oSebt mein &inb," iu9te Nbernep no6 elmer
lungen Bauie, omubt &u Did gu berub5en
iuden. 9us 1T bic erite pirtli6e YriIunq Die
@Ctt Dir i6idt. uno gdns li6erli6 ilt eS ni6t
Die lebte. W1ert Sir baber meine Worte: Oe +
tItetn I d lie otter GBrtlt terni6 DIT
m it ; % d g eb baltenem $ aupt, a ber
70 nil tbi9em Semitic bic ga #
TT dst 10 Ell d. Der $ err au uni + E
S6ultern lest. De8 Menid en-
.@rDbe Lie ct in ietner Seelenz
It drte unb grsebuns in ben @itz
ten oeS SOD item. Gs miiroe mid
l9mer3en penn meine liebe S6uGofrio nidt Die
arait beidBe bas Wlbgeidid pdrotg gu erru>
gen. Denen uno Hagen perntinoert ben Stunt
mer nt6t, aber es perbinoert un8 an Der Grill
lung unlerer Yfl6ten. GerIuhe tart su lein.
@laube mir, 1nan6er tpiloe Sturm miro perz
beereno uber 9ein 2eben binfabren, uno penn
Ou beim erften BinofoB Did nieoerihlaaen
ld1eit 10 wirlt Su i'm aanpfe unterseber 9as
2eben lit elm STREET nit cen S6mers, uno nur
oerienige iiest, Der feline 3uperlidt auf ben
Vater orDben iebt."
QDdbreno 9lbernep iprad bate S9ulofrieb8
9ei@lu95e feline 6efti9teit perlpren, uno ais
er fertig mar, b6rte eS gang auf.
sic flulterte:
,,9ant! Sd tuerOe Oieie Dprte in nleiz
nem @eod6tnib bepabren, unb iie ME, ME
per9ehen."
aa 81. (Sprtiebuns foIst.)
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SSerti9e &lciber
l1n0 Jlpoez z9lrtitel fir 6erren.

SO 31S SO 9rattfrabe.
Wifnen Sreunten uub Beannsn Oie benz Seetrten Dub
ltfp Ibrbaupt BITE ereebene Nn3etee bae i'd tn menem
Srre tets Elm ADrent fsreer Serrentttbfr iorte etne
t66ne NuSpabI bon u nttrt lie bern Sembtn, ID
f@entR6er, g mpfe 9en,oenIraesn u, f. .. ppr-
ratbie balte. 1 s'++s =
Iat psrben SIeitet nod Ude aus ben nObsrnfen @tpen
dn6efartigt Stute fur 8aar tf meta Npttp.
tS}auil5il) 4t s.r,s d. @rtenetLen.
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9crrenfleiOer=0ohem

- l8eft %ratt Str. 9to. 358 unb 1854.
Wfeineu Seebrtca 5reunOen unh ben @u6litum made
i'd biertit bic Gneise, baS 6 bas pH iet 9a6ren an
beiea Riase etobrte @e@af iiSernpmmen babe nb be-
fanSig Elm reiGbu9eS Eager BON i&Dnen felb searbes
teten Serentlebern neueer aeop gu Sen bilsfen rez
fen oorrdtis baIten unc and olde au 8efeuns arferz
tiSen perbe. -sstpfe fir 85de unO Spenoeuse in alien
Sorten unb ;u alien Breiien. ua II
erner cine 4usipu6I Resen&irmc, @tSde &C., fotpie
ale in bieies Sad eiaiGlaseneen @rtitel.
"a ale 8efeGungen Herben prompt, 5iGIis unb in
fdrseiter isrift ansefertiet. .a-e l-.- -.....
N. 2. anifer.
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Or. 6eufer
9emtidy& 0psthefe

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@6e ben 5anopss nnb 6iGhr., g3eltin.prs.
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~SSA'|"ShHIaS SeSSW AHYUAS+
- 9ie Original
SrabeaerS ScrIi9Crungs Gnmpagmir,
BON 5artfOrb, GUnn.,
cerit6ert eeeen
InfGue je0er 9lrf.
ill., RtttU Baar-gapitcI am 1. MpriI 1885,
1854, ,S7O.23.
Serf9ttrnesi@etue werbcu eegeu ieteNrt ltnfdIte
une fIr tretne etnen tram etnsm Wpnat bt8 An
Sabren nuS6esetfn fur treenb etne Sue Bon $500 Ste
$40 COO seer BIS $50 nD4eutltte @rt&6btenns su So
bS 500 tdbrItfem Uranium
VerIi6ert in Der Qionier=G Gpmpadnie.
Die SrGttIIerS gerft6 erungS. S.GpmpGas
ntt BON 0artfprb tn BITE littte @pmpaente tn Nnertl
ml&e eeSen unf6ne Deraer! ste III ipr9fitta unb ue
serwaltet, niaGt lrpbe GeiGGFe unb sabIttbre
lu fte RAMP pt aus BIS aum /. u prtl 1866 bat fe
nbtr fhnfjebn -burbert 8erfuff eausbesdb dblt
nnS nobesu iupss 2dulenb @eGeruneSf anseSelt
&nunbbetbe befen paren Ertal= Ueriuife 1ub BITE
bebf utenhe Summe s102500 purpe Ir nfnt1fr ais
$500 eneaatIte prduen nu6teidlt nrber 60 600 urs
ben fur 0erIue btjatlt tn Summe BON SIS bts $40 OO0
Sefe uxb btlltehe . 0erft Gerun8s-
.s-t ---. t-..- -eabe.
Sttne 6r3tt6e lntsrfuduns If n5tb'e S&etne pertea
un1tr3us BON ben A9ent dusgeft ttet Gin Iber aler
DtseGnts rtrb an bier Sabre detnRn estattet
II HEbnep Dennt& s 9, Yatterfpn,
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-.' stis il ID. 9pwn8ksrrp @tbilsedJsnt
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The Freedmen.

We are gratifed to learn from a
gentleman, whose position and mis-
sion gave him good opportunities of
ascertaining the facts, that the freed
men IN the Eastern Districts OF the
State are working well-especially
does this apply to Marion District.
He says that nearly full crop will
be made in that section of the State
OF the various crops heretofore pro-
duced' We are gratifed to chronicle
this condition of affairs.
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vived, to serve asa legacy for good or
evil to those among whom they might
thereafter fnda residence. * =
The romantic and imaginative Ori-
entails are not wrong in their belief
that the Empire Of the Universe, and
aH 1t contains, whether animate or
inanimate, is divided between two
eternal, irreconcilable principles or
powers-Good and EyiI-that these
were ever struggling for supremacy,
not only as revealed in the warning
elements of nature, but in the Trans
actions of nations and the hearts and
passions of men. BY this theory
they explained storms which swept
sea and land, fires which devoured
cities and forests, and earthquakes
which shook the globe with fierce and
convulsive energy. Among nations,
In their wars and peaceful councils,
this war between Good and Evil went
on, and in the bosom of every indi-
vidual the contest for mastery was
relentlessly waged.
state of preservation, having suffered
very little from the lapse Of time.
The whole cost Reconstruction and
running stock is estimated at 81. 800
900. The sum already expended
leaves about 4,5OO, 600 to be pro-
vided $4,000, 900 to $500, 600
should be raised by subscription to
the capital stock, and $4,000, 900 from
enc unexpended remainder OF the
first mortgage bonds. The mortgage
provides for s., 100000, and only
about 5000, 600 has been sold.
In order to carry out this noble
work, we must ascertain whether the
people of Cincinnati anu Kentucky,
who are now actively engaged in com
pleting the connection between Gin
cinnati, Chattanooga and Knoxville,
Will consent to come into and assist
an enterprise possessing SO many al
vantages, and which has already Sc
cnred SO large portion OF the capital.
In order to give them the fullest in,
formation about the condition of the
work, and the manner in which they
may cooperate with the people of
South Carolina in making their sub
scriptions, he thought it would be
wise in the people of Charleston to
send Il delegation to the people of
Cincinnati.
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The South Carolina unIver.ity.

MEssRs. EDrToRs: I am constrain
ed to trouble you with "a few words
about the University, lest ouranonv-
nous correspondents shoull lead
your readers to place me among those
who are in opposition to our State
Institution; an institution for which
l feel the greatest attachment, and
for which I have always shown the
most decided partisanship.
Your correspondent, whose com
munication appears in this mornings IS
Picnic, comes to conclusions upon
that point from very imperfect data
n single paragraph am under OH
legation to him for the courtesy of
suggesting this very consideration.
The error, however, is not his; but
it arises from the fact, that he reads
the Columbia Phonui.r, and does not
read the Yorkville En4uiyey.> Out of
nine articles upon the University
that have written for the E,1,tiye7.
since the middle of January. the
Phneniy has reproduced but one-the
only one liable in itself to be misun-
derstood. Only that one your cor
respondent had read and lie was of
course misled. The fault was not
his, nor mine
l had given my readers from week
to week all the facts upon which I
based my conclusions the number of
students matriculated, and the gene
raj progress of the University as :,
public institution. did this, be-
cause believe that these facts belong
of right to the public. had given
the facts before l expressed any con
clusions or opinions
Your anonymous correspondent
has right to his opinions; and to
mine. SO has the public
Your obedient servant,
JAS. WOOD DAVIDSON.
COLUMBIA, May 2, 1866.