Newspaper results for "Port Royal" AND freedmen AND school*

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1853 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (270 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. Daily National Intelligencer — 1862-08-18, page 3

   … of the Southern Depart ment, from the benevolent founders of the United States Freedmen’s Association, from the Rev. Dr. Tyng, and from the missionary ladies who are in …

   … employed in hostility to the United States’ IFADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE SoUTH, Port Royal, (S. C August 1, 1862 The bearer, Prince Rivers, a sergeant in First Regi ment …

   … following passage occurs I witnessed their dri;l exercise a short time before leaving Port Royal, and it whs truly amusing. During the exercises they practised them in the manual …

2. The National Republican — 1862-08-28, page 1

   … aire a on th gay apparel of high bralorau4 dam s, After tb oaaal montng Oakaatk School, t ia religious sitroltt war ;oootlnnd by 1 1 tauhera, Maaara. Payeon, ad Bnrgetr …

   … Part atayal. Ntw You. Auiust I. The United SUtaa gunboat Unadllla arrived from Port Royal, with datea to lha 10th. All wat quiet The health of the aqutdron and troop wa …

3. The National Republican — 1862-08-28, page 2

   … d tolonlzid. The act anlhorlzlmr the Prealdenl lo Initiate colonization affects freedmen only, and not the Tree colored people of onr country as will be seen by sec. 12 …

   … twenty acree to single adults. Ooe eighteenth of tbe land is to b reserved for school pnrpoees, and is to be forfeited unless a school and cburch be built wltblo lb re years. All the children are required to ju lo school Gen. Pomeroy la authorized by Ibe President to erect sloreboio.fs and all other …

   … recently tbe Fingal.) and together they will make a movement to deetroy th fleet at Port Royal. 1 hey ate Inspired by th brief ruccesa oi toeir aternaiBo ana ineir raansu to …

4. Daily National Intelligencer — 1862-11-04, page 3

   … themselves a general act Tho city, he states, is full of aszaped slaves who are now freedmen. They have come fremabuve and below, east and west, from Mississippi and Arkansas …

   … re turns transmitted through brigade quarters are detawed and lost. SICKNESS AT PORT ROYAL A letter dated at Port Royal on the 30m ultimo says: dines my despatches by the Ericsson there has been no army …

   … will not re ceive viaiter* alter 12 o’clock M. on any day, Third District Public School Building—The several sub-committees on the commodious public building proposed …

5. Daily National Republican — 1862-12-18, page 1

   … eSbrtt for the reconstruction of Bonthem aoclety, and at thlt work of relief for the freedmen ,mdt Iniolvo many of the quettloiii which yon hsvt to Ions ttndled, ire take the …

   … Interest to warrant their examination. These three are-, 1st. The deportation of the freedmen. and their colonltatlon In countries beyond the limits of the Doited Slates. 3d …

   … reunite of thlt method. The second plan scarcely merits a more ex tended notice. The freedmen are not now, and for years will not be In a condition to consti tute exclusive …

6. Daily National Republican — 1863-02-07, page 2

   … and Riley were summoned 10 view the body. ADMISSION. Q U L s t o n. ~ - " Conc, schoolboys, all, your skill to try, I'll give you an Equationi Not hard enough to make you …

   … one, being near the Post and Patent ohees References given and required. ia l0-u FREEDMEN oT THI sodIHERN srArEs-The Rev. J. C. Zachos, superintendent Of Paris Island, Port Royal, will preach tomorrow evening, February 8, on the above subject, In the Unitarian …

   … Charming, and in tho evening Rev. J. Q. Zaehoe, Superintendent Of Paris Island, Port Royal, VIII preach on 'The Unity Of the Human Race, with special ref erence 70 the Freedmen OF South Carolina. Hour Of servioo-il q. m. and ~ p. IN. feb 1-lts ADJUSTMENTS. …

7. Daily National Republican — 1863-04-18, page 2

   … as dropped upon it " I am an ngllahmau, 1 he superintendent uf an a nil slavery school I hacsiuod up during tho whole service, aud no one has been polite euough to offer …

   … standing In the crowd, who has been tbe ftuperlntcudent of an autl-slavcry Sabbath School, and who has a half sovereign In his tucket, ibey mubt give him a seat Instantly …

   … milter HKW8 FUOM PORT ItOlAL. COMING. Vew Yoke, A rll IS The steamer Labawba, from Port Royal, hat been signaled Mow 1YKW FUOM LOWKII MlSSISHirrt Ay Krb.tmo vvthft tit was C …

8. Daily National Republican — 1863-04-20, page 1

   … of the Miami reservation, of range 25 Landi appropriated by law for the use of schools military and other purposes, or lands ou which applications hive been tiled under …

9. Daily National Intelligencer — 1863-06-27, page 2

   … whether it would be to our interest to keep these negro soldiers, whether Northern freedmen or Southern slaves, for use as slaves in the future. There are perhaps many of …

   … Dupont was prejudiced against the vessels. THE LATE REBEL IRON-CLAD ATLANTA. The Port Royal correspondent of the Pbiladephia In quirer, under date of the 19th instant, adds …

   … following interesting description of the captured vessel, then lying in the harbor of Port Royal: ORIGINALLY THE STEAMER FINGAL. On the 12th of November, 1861, the Fingal, an English …

10. Daily National Intelligencer — 1863-08-12, page 2

    NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER. THE CONDITION OF THE FREEDMEN, Messrs. Robert Dale Owen, James MoKaye, and Samuel G Howe, having been appointed …

    … to inquire auuci tr -"V) 291109 1-rr-— 3 into the relations of the freedmen to the present 11 »2 war have just published a preliminary report," in which, with …

    … published nature, they suggest the following plan of organ for the government of freedmen through ization out the South: The commission suggest a plan of provisional crganza …

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