Nothing very particularly interesting to-day in Cabinet. Stanton said he was to introduce some persons to the President and had appointed so...

Your letter to the “Advertiser” appeared in that paper last Saturday, the 6th. 1 The paper is sometimes known as “the respectable,” affecti...

Ellen had her first adult school to-day, in the back room — nine scholars. I assisted. The girls were much interested in seeing the ...

Newbern, N. C , Dec. 22d, 1863. On the morning of Nov. 23d, I was duly installed as Teacher in a log school-house, in Camp Kimball, jus...

Newbern , November 23d, 1863. Mr. James gave me a School which Miss Canedy was teaching, consisting of adults and a few children who co...

November 4th, 1863. I have established a morning school in a Contraband camp south of the Trent River; there is an average attendance o...

October 2d, 1863. Owing to a variety of circumstances contingent upon the commencement of a new work, it has been almost impossible to ...

Ashfield , October 2, 1865. My Dear Meta , — . . . After a long silence occasioned by the war I have lately had one or two notes from R...

St. Helena Island , July 9th, 1863. My Dear Sir ,—I send you a letter from the School Committee . I give it word for word, as it fell f...

Dear Sir ,—The Committee of the Adams School, on this Island, would say, that in regard to our ignorance, we were all ignorant and blind, a...