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= MARRIAGE LIccEES EMS s.Th follow
ing marriage licenses were issued du-
ring the week ending October 9Th:
Samuel b. Williams and Mrs. Anna B.
cal noun 1,gs egli -lac fsll m.
J. l., McCutchan and Sarah r. Thomas.
Joseph Jakomet aud Philamena Verzoe.
7 Henry 81 Gibson and Ellen Greenw wood.
3 Nlcholas Dawson and Mary ID. Brothers.
N Peter Marker and Lena +. Miller.
George Bernhardt and Martha Garris
-John I. Bates and Sarah ID. Bich
II w m: E1ckmeier and Mary Geruing
"a Jacob Mann and Caroline Schiller.
scott Sinclair and Mile Lindsey
s VIM. Daniels and Ellen Pryor fif-
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pal oM KIPUR.-On Tuesday evening
commences the day of atonement, or
as it is called in the Hebrew ,EOn,
sKtpp-, which viii continue uitf the
stars appear on Wednesday evening.
EAtisix o'clock tomorrow evening the
1sralites throughout the world will
suspend all business, and will meet in d
their temples and synagogues for re-
hgious services; and The whole of
! v eldnnesday, fr9po sadEjyTrYaaYeiag til;
the,hstars appear, or indeed from
Tuesday euening-she MOST Sacred fast
will be obssspyedl With Irflsiousaser-
vices during the day.. .Aa,w, 49,
Among the Jews it is the belief
that on New Year j. Day, or Septem-s
Der 80, the names of those who Ga, are e.
to suffer- the .lprovidenees.sa of T. the
,Almiehtyrsuch as iekness, death, or \
loss OF friends or property-are writ
ten down IN the record of God. Up
e to =. the 10th day atonement may be
made If the people humble themselves
before Jehovah, 6therwfse9t69 4ecbfd1
Is sea led and the Judgment is,surea9
The lsraelites of this city will sus- I
pend business at six o'clock NOR
row evening and hold services In the |
Sixth Street Temple, and also during
the whole day on Wednesday, -sl5a
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- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

bad q. ronsirg benefit son Saturday
night, the hall being well filed. The
performances of the Turner'S were-as
good as We have ever witnessed, and
were. loudly cheergd. The music, was
very fine, and gave great satisfaction.
Had there not been public speaking
on Saturday night, the house would
no doubt have been crowded to over
flowing. No expression was heard
buteof perfect satisfaction with the
performance, the music, and the en-
tertainment as a whole. r'H'"'"
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There will be a Republican Mass
Meeting tonight at Turner Hail.
Col. Cyrus M. Allen has accepted an
invitation to address the citizens of
Evansville tonight. Other speeches
may be expected in English and Ger
man. 9.'s,lii ssii,'ist p =.
The Crescent City Silver Band will.
be in attendance, S3x.. - :. s 81
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

fins splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
Orld. The only true and perfect Due.
-armless, Reliable, instantaneous. No
appointment. No ridiculous tints.
iatural Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill
saving 1T soft and beautiful. The genu-
ne Is signed William a. Bachelor. All 9TH
xrs are mere limitations, and should be
Svotded. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
r5msrs. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
sas~ BEWAREOF AE0UNTERFEIr.T
Gee. H-ly.- rs a "a -.Ff'y A -s1ls+ s =. IL
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Hand sewing try Mi1soard's Needles

s% The prince Of cutters. Prot.
"Cotter,. is now permanently located
with j. II. Cdrlin. He handles the
shears with grace and defes eompeti.
ton; so give him a call If you want
something stylish. sept7-tf
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FUNERA4.-The mouldcrs associa-
.tien was out in full force yesterday,
led by the Crescent City Silver Band
to bury brothefs Mfs Jzmes lDo5le.
The large procession sanda ths.shielrly
appropriate music e attracted much
attention, 2a0BQAA Nht 6.AKNl
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CONSOLIDATION

CONSULTATIONS. = The firms Of
Henry Il. Blemker, and Blemker,
Tillmann & Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works. have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman & Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
iected ana PAID by ~
may25tf BLEMKER. TILLMAN & Co.
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/ GENTS: The finest and best select.
ed stock of goods for Fab aud VIM
ter ever brought to this city can be
found at 81 Main Street Call and
see. ~ ..gs' SMITH & DAZZLING, =, Is,
aug27 s. siii Merchant Tailors.
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- BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.-Chris.
Bender, for an assault and battery on
Charles J. Anderson. was .arraigned
before Justice walker on Saturday,
'and fined Fl With 81 so, costs, He
took q stay of ninety days. with Jacob.
H3 Miller as security .ses,I III Il
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THE CHILDREN AND THE FAIR
BY formal request of the authorities
OF the Fair, which is held this week,
the Trustees of the Public Schools
have granted a holiday on Friday.
that the children may have an oppor-
tunity of attending. 1t is hoped that
parents and others interested will see
to it that the children are not absent
from school until the. day set apart
for their special enjoyment. By such
a course the schools will receive no
detriment. from irregularity or truan-
cy, and the children will better enjoy
the holiday thus granted.
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The PHILHARMONIC So6IETY has
changed its time of. meeting from
Friday to Tuesday night Tomorrow
evening the election of officers for the
ensuing year will take place. A full
attendance of the entire membership
is especially desired. ea.s.E& - al
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WHOLESALE MILLINERY. William
Hughes, corner of Second and Main,
is receiving large stock Of new style
Millinery, at Wholesale, very low.
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Butchers FiIes..

Z Just received large importation
direct from Sheffield A full stock
of Gnm Betting Away on. hand.
sepl7 BGTTrCHER, X ELLoGG, &Co.
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pE Let the friends of Darling and
the Union Republican party, turn out
In force tonight. Let Turner Hall
be crowded to overlooking.
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FRESH OYsrERs-PRIoE REDUCED.
at Maltby's Oyster Depot, 45 Main
Street. 33] e05AH. HERMANN.
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HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE AT AUc.
TIoN-On Monday. October 7th, at
3 A. NJ, at my residence, on First. be-
tween Elm and Pine Streets. ~,
9ssi2@ w ~ EIrTrrp,roN Z,
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.s- The AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover
street, Boston, is the largest and best ar
ranged hotel in New England. The Sleep
snS rooms are spacious and well ventil sted !;
sne suites of rooms are well arranged and
completely furnished for families and large
travelling parties: and. the house will con-
inue to be Kept as q fiTst-elasss hotel in
every respect. LEWIS RICE H.
3unS d3m - Proprietor.
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: iHo FOR HEaDERsoN--The News
boy. will make two trips each day
during the fair at Henderson, leaving
Evansville at 81 and III "A. NJ, and
returning will leave Henderson at 81
A. NJ. and at 6P5M.4DJ 1efd4g2 -tf.i Il
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OYSTERS Noble & Co. IS celebrated
Baltimore oysters received daily at the
,Ne,o York Grocery. sep27- eod1m
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LOCAL NOTICES.

CITY ORDERS FOR SALE.--Inquire
at the ~ JOURNAL OFFICE.
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8gr A full supply of justices
Blla pks for sale at this office, IT, !.
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) ~ a A counting house double, desk
large Stove, and fine Hall g. Co. s
Safe for sale at No. As M.in Street, by
sepNr3t w g. FULLERToN.t ,.
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Mitt0drd's Heli1 Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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D9 A large assortment of those
fine crystal visiting cards still on
hand at the JOURNAL Office. The
ladies will please take notice. +ll
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: A SERIOUS AcoIDENr--We regret
to learn that Mr. Alfred Kirkpatrick
had his foot badly crushed while
hauling cr'cutting logs on Saturday.
We could not ascertain particulars,
but it is said that his physicians pro-
nounce his, injuries to be of serious
icharacter7 and likely to disable him
for some weeks "a ssazssq ,,=ts
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- CIRCUIT CoURr. - The Autumn
term of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court meets(this morning.
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Cfty0 orders,

lNi7,0aras Needles for sale, everywhere.
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Take none other than Carh's Cotton.
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.
--4s--A-&--.-Ga1-<-1 fff'E
Ladiesl use Clark Spool Cotton.
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~ =
treasury, demoralizing the army, scat
teribg theEnasys stealing ourmuuitioHs
of war, and inaugurating a gigantic
rebelliops whic hloyal men suppressed
the Democracy With bragen impu-
dence- ask to be again entrusted with
4 power, and the reins of government
He dissected the Democratic platform
of 1864 and referred, to- the, infsmiei.ass
declarations and insdent Etifreatsiso Of
,Yallandigham, the acknowledged
leader Yof4 thea modern Democratic
party y ts .YAa@aJ'lsI
| He appealed to the people to trust
that party that had stood blythe coun-
/ try during her peril The cry that
Republicans are keeping the Southern
States out of Congress is false, and is
only al plea for traitors. They left
Congress voluntarily to commit treas
on, and no criminal Had IA right to a
| voice in the government of our c6un-
try. Now the Democrats declare that
t4treason is. no crime, and that the
rebels were not traitors.
:, The contest now, he said, was not
whether we Should have high or low
taxes. greenbacks Or National Bank
paper, bu. whether the men who
saved tue country or those who sought
to destroy it should rule He knew
nothing personally of Darling or Mil
Ter but he knew the former had gone
out and fought for his country and
the latter had staid at home. He
urged that Union men should stand
by the men who had stood by the
Union, and made an, earnest appeal
to the soldiers of the Grand Army to
stand by their comrade., The slight
est advantage gained by the Demo-
cracy wonh Fehcourages President
j ohnson in his nefariou< designs. This
canvass was but, a skirmish precedent
to the generalengag cement Of nextyeaf,
and old soidiersiknew how important
it was prevent the enemy from
gaining any advantage in position. il
OnethequestionIof payingItheibondsI
in greenbacks,Iothe General Tclearly
demonstrated the hypocracy of the
Democracy, and exposed their sinister
motives. The bonds are held by loyal
men, ands9the Democracy desire to
punish them ffer raiding>the Govern
ment to pay her soldiers by loaning |
her money .soszaao- LIZ
We have not space to follow fur
Their the Generals able and eloquent
speech, which candid Democrats were
forced to confess was straightfor-
ward and hoHestb one, and a,fai ex- !
position of the subjects at issue. The
meeting was a. large ,oneJ much larger
than any one anticipated, and not one
fourth of the Ecfowd could have got
into the Court House. We are not !
surprised that the Courier. Of yester-
day teemed with bitter calumnies and
barefaced fa1sehood against the gall !
liant Kimball., His red hot shots on
Saturday night were too damaging to
be borneiin silence 81 iFeGsVa ih!f
Too Much ENTHUsED.-A man
named Cripner, WHO, we learn, has
served a2term in the penitentiary for
farging a mortgage. became enthused
and was; being led upsFirst
Street by a Friends who desired to take
him home. Ever and anon as he
passed along he shouted at the top of
his voice, +" Hurrah for Millerl Whoo-
PEEL" After. crossing Locust Street
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PUT no confidence in any astound-
ing reports which may appear in the
Courier .to,nlarroMi mo mig a 81 IA
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W pas- Just received at the Neu York
Grocery 100 boxes New York and
Ohio Factory, and 100 boxes choice
Hamburg cheese srf sep27.t If
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4 WIPED 0tTT The committee q ap )
pointed for that purpose on Saturday
cancelled over $4,000 Of city orders.
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.x-w many mothers suffer the agony
y, their little ones snatched away
Fem by the Whooping Cough, or
mia, when a single bottle of POland's
koine Compound would have saved
say'S life. 1t is infallibIe. s-,-
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STORE FOR Rent. = A splendid
store, No. rs Main Street, now occu-
pied by Cook & HeaIy. Inquire Of
au27 ~ q, ~ Cook Il HEALY.
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pECxAL NOTICES.
ruRssR,r re betotREuxx Or
THRNERs TIC D0L0VREUX or
~vrRSA. NEURALGIA PILLS.
ENIVERSs 81. NEUR ALGIA2 FILLS,

Neuralgd ad al Neg'roas Diseases.
If is an unfaing remedy in all cases of
uacial Neuralg, often eflecting a perfect
Gisease fails ICield TO its magic influence.
E,1ey, the sfyest cases of Chronuc Neural
90 aud rener Nervous arrangements of
Saan1' ves "a, indlng, affecting the entire
ex-Stsm are implicitly and permanently
Sy,rod hv it a, few days, or a few weeks
~ ~ ,,fnaS 1t contains nothing iniu-
81 49,, - ~ rosr delicate system, and can
l1ous 1919, ~ bs "a with perfect safety. 1t Is in
a,sfay by tne best physicialls, who
Ia e ~, unanimous and unqualified
sr.oyareni by mail on receipt of 81
1pfSn ro tage-sfamps. Sold everywhere.
aho TTTGEk d Co, Sole ProprietOrs.
se,s asa @.~.-
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only reliable remedy for those
n d1scolorations on the face called
a AND FREcKLE LOTION. Prepared
by DIR. B. G. Perry, Dermatologist, 4y
d Street, New York. Sold by all drug
s in Evansville and elsewhere. Price
er bottle. ivy d3m
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La any amount. for sale at the Bank
Ing House OF sdr asgIg % e.LftItJl .
ayosi w. j. LOWRY g. Co., 5s
se23tf No. 1 North First Street q.
n Machines Jtae' 3lark1s MI Cana a. 1,,.
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Too Much ENTHUsED.-A man
named Cripner, who, we learn, has
served a'term in the penitentiary for
forging a mortgage, became enthused
yesterday, and was being led up First
Street by a friend; who desired to take
him home Ever and anon as he
passed along he shouted at the top of
his voice, Hurrah for Miller Whoo-
PEEP After crossing Locust Street
he broke loose from his friend, and,
stepping off the pavement, fell head
long on the powders. : Gathering
himself up, he started up locust
Street still shouting ''FHurrah for
Millerl Whoo- peelnmAt the, corner
of Second and Locust he stopped to
give vent to his pent up"rphelinks,"
and again shouted Hurrah for Mil
ler,'" AlR.that9 kind doa 1t is4al
L. weakness that has; attached to the
greatest men Of, this and other eoun-
tries. ~ And a few gentlemen being 0 q.
the corner, he stopped to explain
khusly: ~ Ord td--ny they ,stolea
eighteen huhddred thousand dollars
out. of the County Treasury when
N tHer was Sheriff-no. by Cd, that's
a Did lie. 1Me8 4Dacling Edfa Ht4
a0hoo-P EE." Bill Daugherty coming
along, advised <Hn 70 go yAeme, bbus
he refused and said he would go to |
jail, and the two started togetherrlAt
the corner of Locust and Third
Daugherty again offered him the 4
of going home quietly, but
he, still declined, and was taken to
jaH.a His'Iast Shout as the iron do6r'
closed upon him was, 1a Hdrrah FOR =
Miller Whoo-pee!"' @.'<. ...-g ei' g. 7
:. a.
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MiIward's Needles are the best.
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a1eNark,s Spool Cott9n IS 6 Cord to so
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the, Crescent City Silver Band this
-eyeningsgo to Turner Hall, where the
Union men Of Vanderburgh, who do
not know defeat, will hold their last
couneilssbefore nthe contest Of ITO
HffgW ST II l1-IHD I'M 5I.s-.7I 8ffB fifli
morrow .losishl -r1oa sib8tm sas ant
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He leaves, in comfortable circum-
stances in this city, a wife and four
hildren--aa son and three daughters
who viii receive TIE ppfeigped Icon-
dolence ofAthis entire community. - :
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NEWS ITEMS,

#a&a M-k as
ahia closed n New Fork yesterday a.
iT,
AdVieas from Aiasiea report Macmillan
Aeamad ia al qasfatara, aad that The
sisga ~ Vera afa4 continues
We have an account Of a dreadful acct
dent al buffalo, caused by the falling OF the
roof ~ q ia4ge iiaHl aiiii, hnFyisg she hun
arad men, -Four were killed and fifteen
afeadiaiiY efasAed,
tssaataf Wilson spoke at New Uffeaiis on
lne 10Th, Gen. L6ngstreat, Of The Chm fed r
crate aftaY was one % the Vice Presidents
at Tie meeting,
iiie people Of Aipilila nraleas gTsatxiadla
nation al the iiat. MFs Is sfiey, ia f4Iis a.
Lie invitation Ia spaak again, saii hh
would not assist the CITY IA pafEing herself
from lie sin ~ violated hospitality aud
pralaaditated assassination,
Tue frnaidants Aas accepted ana invita-
lion 6fihe Masonic fraternity af lnsion a.
attend The coming aslabraiiaa la that
city,
Judge lssT sesaee, via wsaa asafaif4ateaiiY
lac neiting Radicals OF The Nashville tlaus
sFsssionai Conventions. has daaiinaa lie
a~nsniisati6nss #stAWt
GaDla dispatches inform Hs OF aHatnaf
large Reform meeting la Landau at which
Jnin hight advised against any aaiiliila-
saisa with Inc Severn laenl, We nave pa=
ports again ar successes 10y liaa afatans
ave the trarks, and that tbs Great Power
viii intervene with Turkey for Tie aessinn
ol Utate 10 Greece. :
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.. Loyalty" ana Charity.

A few days ago, N a carefully word
Ell article, wa noticed the visit ~ Glen,
LiLfEr, an eK- Confederate soldier,
To our city, seeking aid for Washing
ton College. Virginia, commanding
Aim to the Kind attention Of our eiti-
aeaa, and feeommen,ied the reiief-
Hy%inpathi8ing portion Of our people To
contribute literally To the institution
The neat day we gave place Ia our
eolumna Ia communal esaon FROM
one Of our citizens, signed T" 10y
atty la which the propriety
of Gen, LtiARr's visit To his
city. aud his mission, was pretty
sharply aud deaidedly called In 1ues-
ton, The communication afraigned
Washington College as d foul nest Of
treason aud General LIES. It's Pres
ident. as an 'unrenentant rebel aud
as such ID was eontended the reau est
ier the people Of the North 10 contrib
nta motley for It's support and pefma
nent endowment was an insult o.
their loyalty,
IL appears that the Democratic or
gans, the Courier aud Aeatiaet, haye
taken great oiiense at these state
ments, aud tho author of the com
munieatian has been denounced In
most unsparing terms Ii il not nee
essafy Tor as to defend our CORES
pendent. who Is abandantly able 10
take care OF himself. IL our eotenipa-
rafies had made 10 neaeasary. which
they have not dano, their articles be-
ing slinela tilades Of abuse, We can
say, however, that'tfe communication
which has given so mpah aftensea spsI
reotly represents the sentiments 81 a
large majority efth9lp ssl peRpi thI.
community,
A little while age allsr the work
Of contributing relief for the suffering
people of the South was all over, w
saw ht ID. write d few plain words bu
the causes which had brought about
the suffering at the South, aud how II
might he remedied Ia the future
coupling with them d little wholespn,
advice TO "aauf Southern brethren,
aud isr this we we're rdnndiys nhaAe
by those neasaeiatie oliameienA. anl
denounced 40 hsattiaaa and uneharlt
ahlei aud Falieeting the .snifit i
the Radical North which Il
onnsesalas the South, aud puraulng Il
with all possible malice aud cruelty
4 #k8H Nth8#stf4 8tsm t=*t5atfsaa sal
asthsAa sHsslAa la4et
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The circulation u He Journal IN
Me ED u EpaaspiHe IL hyee tia,es
as Lr6e as that Of any ofhee nesespa'
per-,
Our oisqaaatiaa IN Indiana and
Illinois Is greatef Aon any ethey neos-
papef published ~ ma lity,
Ia hahuehu h rs noss thqa al fhe
ofhes Epanspi1t4 pggfrs combined,
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Common Schools In the south.

II Is we'll known that the Southern
States are aud always haze been al
most wholly without any we'll estab-
iished system Of common schools,
aud in many Of them free schools are
entirely unknown, During and since
the close OF the war much has been
done by Northern associations to
wards the education of the freedmen,
and IL Is apparently bearing ita fruits
IN dfeuting the attention Of the white
people ia the same direction, A Vhr.
ginia journal, ia view of the efforts
male 10 establish schools for tho
freedmen. aud the iameatabla deli
oieneies OF the common school eYa-
tenn of the South. expresses the be-
lief thai the negro children who.
will have been Instructed in the ele-
mentary branches of education, in
the course of twelve or fifteen
years. will outhumber those Of
tho white race aud ID adds
that "a distinguished gentleman
who had made the aubiaat. Of lsdpaa-
ton Il specially. recently remarked
Igthat IN thirty years from this time the
blacks would be able TO exercise the
right of suffrage more inteiHeently
than the whitasRt We hauai no doubt
that the progress Of the freedmen VIII
be rapid. but instead of being at the
expense Of the white race, Ii will have
the etipet of reforming and improving
the entire school system of the South.
aud thus lead TO the universal diffuH-
ion Of knowledge, The %eiforta made
to educate the freedmen will result
eventually, not only in their mental
advancement, but In the enlightenment
ct white children. who under the old
ayatem would have grown up Ia L.
Ignorance, a.MlA2 Ia AI4IHA4 NA4ma