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Dan Rice on the sttun ton.

Dssn Rico on the S1tunE1On.
DAN RICE, the celebrated Snowman, having re-
Gently made a tour Of the Southern States, gives
his opinions of some things he saw, in letter to
the Washington Republican, thusly:
The .Freedmen's Bureau in South Carolina, IN
der General Scott is in good working order. The
Only trouble experienced arises where ill-disposed
officers have crept into positions and where specu-
ators and claim agents Of the old bounty -swndlng
order have tampered with the freedmen
There is set Of traders in some districts who
sW1ndle the poor negroes shamefully by selling
them bogus jewery and gewgaws at most exorbi-
tant prices. In some instances these persons write
for the Northern papers, and it is for their inter
est to have the South dominated by military force
they will, Of course, paint horrible pictures Of the
snbdqed rebels. In one instance that came to my
knowledge, q trader had sold breastpin to q
negro for $5 which was made in Waterbury, Con-
nechcut, for sixteen cents, and this man was the
Radical paper in the North. am thoroughly con,
vinced that Congress, while prompted to many acts
BY an honest Indignation, is terribly misled by
statements of interested parties. The constant
complaint Of the Southern people is that they ara
cruelty misrepresented; that while in their ruin
and desolation they earnestly desire the restora-
ton Of friendly relations with ! the government,
they are accused most unjustly Of nu1nbeuessuut1.
RACES and wrongs. -a-s: .:I .FS n gE .lg..s
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MARRIED. ".0u
IN tho evening of the 21st instant, by the Rev. Dr.
safYTHE, Mr.. JOHN UTEs to Miss LEoNoRA DUMAR.
both of this city
tne evening Of the oath January, 1857 by Row
BRUNSSEN, both OF Bremen, Germany =
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FoRaERY.-Two rather bold and successful forge
ries were perpetrated on the First National Bank.
Of this city, on Tuesday and Wednesday Last, by a
young man who called himself Shiers -. : n
From the facts as related to us yesterday, wa
learn that shiers came to this city few weeks ago,
stopped at . private boarding house on Front
street. While there he formed tha aoesnaintas,na
OF gentleman nom Fayetteville, Mr.. J. W. Ian
cash1re, who, he ascertained, had depoaited funds
IN the National Bank at this place. On Tuesday
last shiers entered the store Of q merchant on
thsf ox aPa @ .faps f1gue requested
Bank to be .cashed- His request was complied
with, and check for $50, signed BY J. W. Lanca-
shire q vas given By him e the boy, who presented
and the money handed over to shiers. On the
next day he attempted to play the same game,
but the Cashier Of the Bank retained the check
and required to see Mr.. Lancashire. Word was
sent sen that he would call by shiers but the Inter
officers Of the Bank was without result 4 de-
scr1ption OF his person, with request to arrest
him, was telegraphed TO Goldsboro, and other
points and On yesterday reply was sent by the
warrant was issued, and an officer: sent down to
bring him up, and he reached here probably this
morning. Wilmington Dispatch l-. n !.
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Tho Anderson Prisoners

d. ar
WASHINGTON, February 24-CooPER's minority
South Carolina Murder Report says that il is true
that Generals THOMAS, s1oK1Es, WooD and BAIRD,
in testim mony state that the courts do not admins
ter full and impartial justice where Union men,
soldiers and freedmen are Ihgants, and that they
are not safe; but in answer to direct question:
they furnish but one in Tennessee; one in Missis-
siPpi, at Grenada; one in Louisiana; none in Vir-
ginia, except Watson, and none in North Carolina,
Florida, Georgia, or Alabama. All testify explicitly
that they have fault to find with the Governors
of the respective States, or the high officials,
Judges Of the Supreme Courts, intelligent, we'll
informed citizens. General soHoFE1D testifes
that negroes arraigned for crime are dealt with
leniently rather than harsh1y. The general feeling
OF the respectable people of Virginia is pity for
the freedmen. The report takes strong ground
against the policy and constitutonality Of the pro-
posed military governments.
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a ~ TIE eTATB OF SOUTH oARoIR4A.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
JOSE ALFONSO, who ia in the custody OF che Sheriff
OF Charleston District by virtue Of Summary Process
nom the Court Of Common Pleas for Charleston District
at the suit OF FRANCIS sALAs having In order that he
may Obtain bis discharge from confinement under the
Acts OF the General Assembly, commonly called the Prison
Bounds Act, rendered oath schedule Of his whole
Estate aud Effects, Of 30 much thereof as wu pay and
satisfy the sum really due the action on which he Is
confined, public nottee is hereby given that unless
easfactory cause 70 the contrary be shown, before
the Clerk OF the Court aforesaid for this District IN the
Of this the 4th day Of March NEXT
at eleven O'Clock In the forenoon property mentioned
In the schedule Aforesaid win ba ASSIGNED to the eaid
Francis sALAs and the said JoaE ALFONSO liberated ac
cording to the Acts Aforesaid !,
]. W. BROWNFIEID, c. c. p
Office Of Common Pleas Charleston District 21st dav
Of February, 1867. fm2a Fehrna-vo %
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e. - NOTICE TO MARINERS. @ APTAINs
AND wtahtng to nnahor their vessels In Aahlsy
River requested NOT to do 80 snywtere within irect
range OF the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs o. the Charleston and St. Andrews side az
the Ashley Rivers By which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph cable WIN be svotded i III! ;
$$ 1a$s H. 8. G. TURNER Il. II. y
Aaroor Mastss's Once, ohazlea.on February y 1ses
February $,t :sf E} s8i .5 3
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our cnble Dispntches.

OPENING OF THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
BERLIN, February 24-The Parliament Of the
North German States formally opened yesterday.
The King Of Prussia, the members Of the royal
Family and Count BISMARCK, were present. The
King said that he was encircled as no German
Prince had been for ages all hopes for the future
welfare Of the nation now rested on the accom-
plished fact Of a united Germany. He recommend
cd Parliament to form new constitutional union
which would be defensive in character, and give
unity, liberty and power to the fatherland
FloRENsE, February IA telegram from Naples
reports that magazine Of gunpowder exploded
at Ponilippo near that city. A number of lives
were lost.
FEBRUARY 23.-The Spanish news is exciting.
Notwithstanding the suppression Of news, a seri-
GUS insurrecton is undoubted.
FEBRUARY @-Noon.- Cotton is somewhat firm
er and prices advanced tride; sales 1000 bales;
Middling Uplnds 15s. Breadstuhs dull.
EvENNo.-The market closed quiet. Sales 5000
bales; Middling U2lands 1ss; Middling Orleans 144
LONDON, February 29-Noon.- n.-Consols 81.
Consul DUDLEY has commenced suit for the
steamer Alexandria. @a*
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The nIcCrncken Letter.

WASHINGTON, February 4.-Messrs. BALE, SAN
FpRD, MURPHY and MORRIS, Ministers abroad, and
Consuls MoNATH and PKRDY, emphahcally deny
the truth Of McCRAcKEN's charge,-that they never
permit occasion to pass to vilify President
JoHKsoN and the members Of his Cabinet.
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aa THE sTAFE or souTH oARoLINA

a| THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsTRIcT-N THE COMMON PLEAS.
PABLO ABRoR, who Is in the custody Of the Sheriff
OF Charleston District by virtue of Summary Process
from the Court Of Common Pleas, for Charleston Dis
11ct at the sutt Of FRANCIS sALAs having, In order
that he may obtain bis discharge from confinement un-
der the Acts Ct the General Assembly commonly called
the Prison Bounds Act rendered oath schedule OF
his whole Estate and Effects Of much thereof as
VIII pay and satisfy the really due action on
which he is confined public notice is hereby given that
unless cause to the contrary be shown before
the Clerk Of the Court Aforesaid for this District the
CourtHousa Of this District the Ath day Of March
next at II o'clock in the forenoon the property men
toned In the schedule aforesaid VIII be assigned to the
said Francis sAIAs, and the said PABLO ABRon nberat
ed, according to the Act aforesaid
J. ". BROwNFELD, Q. c. P.
Office Of Common Pleas Charleston District February
~ 1857. dm2S February -
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Congressional,

y .
WARRINGTON, February 2s-In the Senate mo-
tien restoring the monitor Onondago to Gen.
QUNTARD, on his refunding the seven hundred
Thousand advanced, was passed. s
A Bill ordering disbursing officers to refuse pay
ment of claims accrued before the war, except on
the establishment of persistent loyalty, was
passed. g g
Af-a- elaborate proceeding on Indian affairs, the
Senate adjourned :r7
The House is in Committee of the Whole en- the
civil expense. . - ..'5 (.
number Of lighthouses on the lakes and on
the Pacific coast were ordered.
Mr. ScHoFIELDopposed further appropriations or
the capitol He had no idea that the capital was
going to remain here He abused the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
Appropriations include over half million for
improvements hereabouts; also, for the survey Of
the Atlantic and Gulf coast, a quarter million;
for survey Of the Florida Reefs, $25, 600; ALSO,
$4,000 for tho marine hospital at Louisville;
$4,000 for the removal Of wrecks in the Mississip
pi Riyer. rl.s-
Section six Of the Military Bill directs the Clerk
Of the House to select papers in the unrepresented
States, not exceeding one IN each Congressional
District, to publish treaties and laws. The rate
not exceeding dollar per square Of eight lines.
Discussion developed the fact that the object is
to foster loyal papers throughout the South.
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MEcKIEHDuRa FEMALE CoI1EGE. CHARLOTTE N
C.-We ara happy to say that this new :Institution
has commenced its session nj Encouraging
prospects Quite ailarge enninber ofspupils for the
times have beeR matriculated, and the spacious
halls Of the ssts6nshment are filing up rapidly
We are glad to know. that en- able and accom-
pushed corps OF teachers are at their posts, and
The following constitute the Faculty in part:
{ Rev: A g. Stacy, A. N. (late president Of Daven-
port Female College), President S .s-s1Efs1
J. I. Jones, A. II. late president OF the Masonic
Female College, Ga Professor. VIII; ...a2 M Nc
Miss Mary z: Lee Graduate Of Greensboro Fe-
Miss sae Anderson graduate OF Yorkville Fe-
male Colkge), IpstructTess. n & 9 s. Z w :,
!. Miss Enama p: Bernheim Gate teacher in the
Professor Jones is from Georgia, ana win be q
most valuable requisition to the College and to the
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%WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
z N. WHITING. Esq. rs candidate for ghar,tr of
Charleston tJudicisH district, at the next election
Septembar 10 z8g WI lst5&% 4g$ g.Sg5FEl s.
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYEa-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES msde to order and inserted by Drs F.
BAUcH and ?: aoUGLEMANN lfcrznGray employed by
RoIasosaEAu, Of PardS, No. $50 Broadway, New York
N April IA 3s& g a34 .s3% -
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~ @BEAUTIF UL HAIR-OHEvAIIERS
LIFE FOR TIE HAIR positively ressmes eray hair to
'a color and youthful beauty; iparts HE sud
strength TO the weakest har; stops tts falling out at
once; keeps the head olean: is unparalleled as hair
dressing Sold by al Druggists and fsahionable hsir
s1ressers, and at my ofaoe No. 112s 3soadway, New
York. RARAH A. CHEvALIER, M. D.
...s;@lt .ss;@. -l3. .... DowH & NOISE, N
ssi. q 5ssT s.sa No. 151 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotal.
4-tl h45.3.s.2 3aooa
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Y THE ssInDIANs Nor TAXED. lit seems strange to
Us, when we have reached that degree of ciyiIiza-
t ton that We can teach AL mankind what to do,
that this should be SO; but the New Englanders
WI, who go the West ye5y shortly takeas much pleas
did In holding slaves at the South. In this they
show that they are Ike their fathers In Massa-
chusetts in 1884 the colony paid fifty pounds for
sIaEYa sIIerY Indian 5 gs great smell that any Eelsea
fifty pounds were to be paid for the scaps Of adult
Indians, and sfor every child of the said enemy,
under the age Of ten years, that shall be by them
slain eahe sum Of ten pounds; and such party or
parties ehan also have and keep unto their own
use all Rlunder and prisoners by them taken Of the
IN the.later laws, liberal premiums continued to
be offered for the scalps Of male Indians above the
age Of twelve years, as well as .ethe benefit OF all
Indian 1p prisoners being women and children under
that they should be .transported out Of the eoun-
try" M . Sa; Il '..%S. '<T-1.5
This reads queeriy to us; but we must remember
that New England chen engaged largely in steal
ing negroes in Africa to reduce them to slavery
and deen5ed it q virtue to shoot Indians wherever
they could ind them. Since these were the prac-
hces OF our Christian fathers, whose memory we
venerate, we might be q little more charitable in
our Judgment upon others. ss =ss ss lg+5 +; t':1.I
e! [Ne,o6urypovt [Aass) Herald
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a ssrAWAY WITH sPEcTACLEs.-OLD EYFs
made nav, without spectaales Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free reoat Of ten Cents Address
4 p FOOrE, n D., No. 1lsa broadway, New Yorx.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A% CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIT-
! ROAD COMPANY rs. ISAAC W. HAYNE ct al-By a
Decree of the Court of Equity, sitting for Charleston
District Goth January Last, it as among other things
ordered ''that the said Trustees-ISAAC W. HAYNE
EDWARD sEBRING and JNO E. CAREw-do forthwith
proceed to CALL by public advertisement one or more
newspapers in this State and elsewhere, they may
deem proper, upon all persons holding Bonds and Cou-
pons Of Bonds secured by the First Mortgage aforesaid
to present and their demands before tho first
day Of July next with view Of ascertaning Div-
dcnd to which such holders entitled the bal
ance Of the said purchase money after payment of the
costs and other expenses herenbefore ordered to bo
paid"
All persons therefore holding Bonds or Coupons Of
Bonds issued by said Company by the Mort
gage Of LIST January 1885, hereby called upon to
sent the same to the undersigned before the first
day Of July next at the Office Of Messrs WARDLAW
CAREW, No. IA Broad street. at which time their trust
will be discharged
EDWARD sEBRING, Trustees
UeD E#l.# Iz JNO. E. CAREW,
AS-savannah Republican and Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel insert LIST March and May and 18th June
feoruary26 april ,may1 ,june1 july1
a% LOST CERTIFICATE THREE MONTHS
from this date application will be made for the renewal
Of CERTIFICATE (date and number unknown) issued
TO Jesse CoRNwELI deceased for Six 10y Old Shares
in the South Carolina Railroad Company and S. W. R.
R. Bank. JOHN HARDEN
February 1s m3mos Administrators
49, ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAy-
ING legal demands against the estate Of OIIN F. DA-
Wis, deceased, will present them properly attested and
all indebted win make payment J. E BURKE Attorney
at Law, at No. es Broad street
EMMALLNE c. DAVIS
February 1a ma Ad1n,nistratrr II
aJ- ESTATE NOrICE.-ALL PERSONS HAy-
ING deuoands agai nst the Estate Of FRANCIS n SAN
DERs, lnte Of Berkeley District viii present the same
duly atested and those indebted viii make payment to
MACBETH BUST, Solicitors No. 46 Broad street
SAMUEL SANDERS,
February IS ms Qualified Administrators
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Sugar, fair, 49,. Molasses, fair, 75 Tobacco un-
changed. Day observed as holiday by banks and

hsshuAh9 Zs.-Cotton unchanged; sales $780,;
Low Low M1ddllng 2sa@ao; Middling aoa@s1. Receipts
ios.: sugar, 1alr, 1S Molasses, fair, rs. Tobac-
co, medium Leaf 7@s. Gold ss@ssa; Sterling 4s4
@482; New York sight discount 4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a% %NO1CE.-CONslGNEE PER STEAM
! SHIP MoNEKA are hereby notified that she is Thu
Day dischargng cargo North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will stored ut e1
WILLIS & CEIsoLM. Agents
All Freight amounting to fifteen n6) dollars or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery of Goods
February 25 q
a@ CONsIGNEES' NORTHUMBERLAND
LINE SCHOONER LOYAL SCRANTON, VIII discharge
cargo This Day. at Adgers North Wharf All goods not
Tor before sunset will be stored at
oo1aaenee' WILLIAM ROACH
February Is a.oM
%CoNsIaNEEs PER STEAMER SEA GULL.
from Baltimore hereby notified that the ship ia now
discharg1ng cargo at Pier No. Union wharves All
goods remaining the wharf sunset win bo stored
at tceir expense and risk. MORDECAI co.
5eoruafy IS Agents.
as- CoNsIGNEEs BY THE MERCHANTS
LINE Schooner g. ". CARPENTER, from Baltimore. are
nouhed that she is dischargng cargo at Brown Co.'s
North Wharf Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset
Will be stored at owners risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS l. CO. Agents
February Is
a% GoNsIGNEEs BY THE MERCHANTS
LINE Steamer LULU. from Baltimore are notified that
she Is dischazging cargo at Brown Co.'s South Wharf
Goods remaining the wharf sunset will be stored at
owners risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS CO., Agents.
February Is - .
a@ SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE PRO
POSE to furnish LABORERs Of classes for Farmers
Railroads Shop, Garden, Store hotel or general House
work. SgM %.g@" w5' #EaA
Persons desiring employment will call at No. COG King
street; and all orders for Iaborers will be promptly met
and satisfactory reference given.
February % LIMO S. b HAIIhcO
aT NOTICE-ON AND AFTER THE 28ru
instant all freight shipped per steamer FANNIE for
Georgetown. and per steamers PILOT BOY and ELIZA
HANcOx, for II points except Savannah must be pre-
paid. FERGUSON & HOrMEs Agents.
February % s
a@ THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create inpediments to MARRIAGE,
with OF relief Sent In sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Address DR.. J. sKuLN
HoUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelpha, Pa .
January Is smo
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TIE WESTERN WHEAT CRop.-A writer in the
st. Louis Democrat makes some observations on
the coming wheat crop of st. Louis county,
which, as the weather lRs been similar, will pro
baby apply throughout the West. he says
Wheat was sown throughout the country to
m olst and warm ground it terminated and sprout-
ed within four or five days and continued grow
when it showed a robust stand, such as has not
been seen for many q fall. The thick coat Of snow
(a!so grunbled ct as matter Of courae) now Gov
eEmg the ground, is another blessing. That snow
and q good one, too, keeping the plant alive, but
not allowing its growth, Which IS its best possible
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Washington News.

Washdngton News.
WASHINGTON, February 2s-suRRAIT plead not
guilty, and responded to the question by whom he
would be ried, d,-ssby my countrymen.' he was
then recommtted. The proceedings are devoid Of
military paraphenalia }
The court is densely packed. suRRArT had not
been brought in at O'Clock, but was momentarily
expected @ IS,
Nebraska has accepted the universal suffrage,
on which admission depended.
It is stated that suRRArT's lawyers advise
against any confessions or statements. SuRRArr
and sister had an hours interview Of sad charac-
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MODERN REpURIIcANIsa.-A firm in Nashville
ore Of the largest and most respectable mercantile
houses in the West, paying annually many thou
sand dollars Of taxes, has, including clerks, sig
persons employed in the concern, besides the por-
tar who is 2 negro The lattar now ia tha only
one Of the whole concern who is allowed to vote
under the present Brownlow Constitution. The
point OF the jokeis that the negro was the bitter
est rebel of all and was an officers servant in the
iate rebel he army and when fighting BY his mastera
Fort Pillow, where he fell Ike an;ayengine thun-
de~bolt upon the negroes, who SO gallsntly sur
rendered that stronghold. =, s. ',.4s,1
The above, which We take from the New York
Times, furnishes an illustration of the recent Act
Of the Tennessee Legislature on the subject OF
franchise M lsst H S.s
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\: State Items. fa:
The Firemen's Parade came of, according to
previous announcement, on Thursday Inst and
the Young America, decked with floral emblema,
gallant are company, with their bright Uniforms, e
presented an 5inNfestrng and attractive appear
ance. After paraHng, and playing off at each end
and the Young Americans prepared to enjoy q So
cial reunion after the eeverer labors OF running
and working the '@aahsen:" The anniversary
room, and the election Of officers resulted as iol-
lows:4 1, .a ,t.4 .f. }s5:: Z 7IsS. ,E.7s
Harpin Riggs President; Thomas Ray, Vice
President; George Bolivar, 1st Director; Joseph p
&. Wolfe, 4th Director; W. B: BUN, Secretary; F..
81. W. Briggman, Treasurer; JAS. r. Cannon and
A. J. Ostrander, ,,Axernen. ,s,G;3t
Was manned by q nuasber ..of oar respectable
colored men, who have likewise formed . fre com
from the destructive flames, and whose public
spirit in this respect is worthy Of alt com1nenda-
ton Ordnge51rg Nesns.i Y. y. - ".
RELIGIOUS NoToR.;-We ha7e been 4 authorized to
state that arrangements have been made for the
holding of divine service BY the Methodist portion Of
our community. Providence permitting, there
20 Rey: stsePd Pastor Of fhe 1GSa DasGngtess os
We would also state that the Baptist coasreca.
have secured the services ofe R5s 8. a. Stiles stss d
i Sumter, who fills the appointments twice month
! To-morrew (sanday} has been appointed for Holy
new ChuEch is completed, saeS vii hold @ service CEN II
the wood,shog Ct Mr.. =. H:; Husbands, near the
NE. B. R--Florence Gaseze. Is. L. II e
Death OF PHMa1e ~: e Q9rs regret to learn 9
zen OF this District, which occurred on sunda,
morning, 10th instant he was in his 84th year
and and died / within two miles Of the place Of hi
i .ErxsSvv S~s:-..
! session OF our Female College opened on Monas7
last We learn with pleasure that there is steads
eTsase Sasa g1ps ths 1sSt aecesson
District, il this State: Others are a1pecteaMI6id
/ To &c E.1FcurzD.- Wright Sullivan, freedman
sscss q aMa EG1n p ss s %b9
was returned rom tie Columbia jsl Is f6e jail i
sbs.m hs IT b g eh9Egs & Rs 2s
~. "a siSss- "a ELasuensua1e Herald
eDEo1nEhb:s- We learn that hts Honor, NJ jus
e
Ss has sene!adsd shat fhsre . ON soss
u the Ts q aoang
The :sfs:sssSs: u Judge angis IS q jurist wouie
have very coon established . high reputation to
We learn that DR.. Chieolm has also declined
the Protessorzhip OF the School Of Medicine, ten
4 dared to him by the Board Of Trustees at th
same time ssss4. sgl Y,
4 DEP4aruaE: His E1cellencs, Governor orr, lei
Columbia yesterday morning Tor Anderson, wher
be may be Addressed until further notce.--1bid 4
The Ale1iands tys: aseas s.ys :ss. :...ss
4 Some drih>ats oi "conscssaee .aeay,y e
suits Of the g pickmge and stealings" "sos thel6s
four or five years-con11ne to drop into the Uni
r ted States Treasury. Greenbacks, 81: yet are fh
K only returns, pictures, furniture. books iesVaI