Port Royal schools

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1. New-York Daily Tribune — 1862-01-11, page 3

   … day, We annex a comparauve statement of the Imports of Foreign Dry Goods at the port of New-York for and the buoyancy of the market hae been sided by oadice JuS. und …

   … 1861. 1862. premium. on gold, W nen ruled in the latter part of Entered st the Port... #1562363 $2,005,113 $640.513 the day, indicating that the market for specie, …

   … 12@16¢c. for Ohio esto quality RICE fa very quiet, not been very active owing iu port to mainly Cubs, st 718i pidy advancing; we notice sales to-day of 750 bags Pepper …

2. The New York Herald — 1862-01-16, page 8

   … Governor?Kelonout Servian on Hoard, dr. Jc. The news that we are so soon to leave this port for For tress Monroe bat been received with demonstrations of hearty satisfaction …

   … Washington. It was here he resigned hut commissi' n after gaining for hie country that freedom of which every true American is justly proud; and we still have the privilege of …

   … Vessels if * the Burro die Expedition Arriving?The Steamer J/atan- fl tas frcm Port Rot,al?Important Information from a " Dixit,"?Obstruction and Batteries on the …

3. New-York Daily Tribune — 1862-01-17, page 2

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

   … These vessels carry ac ear vhite light at mast-head, green on starboard bow. red on port bow. Yan. 1 AV ERICA ....Cook.. Je ves New-York... Wednesday, NIAGARA, Moodie.. …

   … , 1 i prising a varie'y of veiuable works, ineluding Fgleatifie, Clas sical aud School Books eg, 4:0 Kuso ana Fan wo Wh or fravion. Ce SUS of 1860, —TOPULATION of EACH …

   … the Train from thes ab) il p.m. or TemeiL OB U ard till mornfog. without ebarge PORT, by SHORE INE. —~Leaves 27th st, fthoar, fa m.. arrive in Providence 4:20 p.m. …

4. New-York Daily Tribune — 1862-03-04, page 3

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

   … from the 3% Jui Suyder. wife of Wiliam J. Schenck, aged 34 years, ———_—_— il y Tur Port Rovar. Maira-—<The Postmaster of hi Th roluti r th h d dl 4 onthe aud 4 days. ie …

   … slightest opposition or interruption by K K y on Tuesday, March th Loriti Postmuster at Port Royal, South Carolina, setting! from 16, beyond which it could not Kegy up its speed. …

   … sustain the charge. sary officers wus postponed until the Purchasing from this port tor Port Royal, with a large cargo of for regirieuta uot with vs Undoubtedly, when a reziment …

5. New-York Daily Tribune — 1862-04-10, page 5

   … to attend, CHARLES F. JOY, Chairman, Tuos D Strersox, Secretary Concert for the Contrabands.—A Concert of Se red. Patriotic, Anti Slavery, and Misceianeous Music will be given …

   … THURSDAY EVENING, April 10, for the benefit of the fresdien at Fortress Monroe and Port Royal, by the SUNDAY SCHOOL YUCALISTS, whose performances bave given so mach gratiieation io various places …

   … American Mis ary Association,” that has mission at Fortress Monroe and also at Port Royal LEWIS TAPPAN, Treasurer No. 61 John-st., New-York. Cordova for the Million! Mr …

6. New-York Daily Tribune — 1862-07-19, page 5

   … freodinen of tre Rebel Staten. Tle Bociety is now sending a band of missionary teachers to such points sa Washington, Norfolk, sud Port ‘Royal; aud. in order to be wble to conduet this im- "portant work wich sufficient vigor …

   … will be speedily bro ‘of the rizbtfal satherity,” and the hope *‘thut the diy of freedom ss well us pence visy bs migh at Lund, and the cownfull of Slavery in ull the States …

   … umber ol Pioweant wud Catlolie missionuries uve niready con menced thor operutions; schools will at ooce be [orgnuized iu a number of places, und the wid of in. telingeut …

7. New-York Daily Tribune — 1862-11-15, page 3

   … great precision, Missionaries, ~The stagmer Delaware sailed yesterday morning for Port Royal. he passengers she took us Teachers, under the aos ices of the National Freedman's Relief As sociation, the following ladies: Julia M, Bartlett, AL L. Huyward, …

   … Hewiey, und Cornelis Bwith, These ladies go 0 prepuce the colored people for tae freed w which the vation Las called them. Dericrion oF InLeaar Vorrns.--Tn the ease of …

   … ALMANAO Son--Rises,e, 0007 Beth.rs.asonrsoididl Mooa—Rises. WiGH WATER THI» DAY. PORT OF KEW-YORK.........Nov. 16. St ho Has Cleared. seuishipa—-Hammonia (Han! ir), …

8. Sunday Dispatch — 1862-11-16, page 8

   … William G. Lambert, Edward Warren, Jas. A. Briggs, Geo. O. Ward, Geo. H. Ellery, Royal Phelps, Wm. M. Evaite, Geo. Opdy’ KC Beni. F. Manierre, John F. Butterworth, M …

   … that of the previous week... ..The steam er Delaware sailed on Friday morning for Port Royal. Among the passengers . she took as teachers, under the auspices of the National Freedman’s Relief Association, the following ladies : Julia M. Bartlett M. L. Hayward, E …

   … F. Hawley and Cornelia Smith. These ladies go to prepare the colored people for freedom The Rev. Mor gan Dix, long connected with Trinity Parish, and lately officiating …

9. New-York Daily Tribune — 1863-02-20, page 8

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

   … OI 1Muus vy wwe vue States Loan Commissiovers, T'o organize the German-American School Bociety in the Nineteenth Ward of New-York. To incorporate the making of sidewslks …

   … others, und will be bere iu force ore long iu behulf of a bill’of its own, o——— FREEDMAN'S RELIEY ASSOCIATION. Apceches by Dre, Tyng, Newman, and Beecher, The first anniversary …

   … of the National Freedman'e Aseocintion was held lust evening in the great lull of the Cooper lustitute. …

10. New-York Daily Tribune — 1863-04-01, page 4

    … adopted highly complimentary to Mussachusette as the State representative of Paritan freedom, ever true and foremost in msintaiving liberty, first to free slaves, first to …

    … award citizenship to black men, first to give them schools, first to save Kansas for freemen, first to defeud the Capital in the present war …

    … , first to send teachers to the Port Royal slaves, and firet to give black meu a chance to fight for liberty. The meeting …

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