The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01
We don't Ike it.

III. j.. We don't Ike it, s-s:s.,c.-
e.. But have to grin and bear it, sometimes how
ever we are tempted to say 'lightning rods, "
!pitch-forks, or something else, which is deci-
cedly better than swearing, very filthy and
ugly Practice by the way. That any one can be,
small enough, mean enough, and ugly enough
to steal, not money, but paper, another mans,
who has paid for and is apxiously looking foF it
is most surprising, positively shocking, Why
bless your ugly pictures, we print every week
from one to two hundred copies Of the Herald
over and above the regular list, just to meet and
remedy this little pilfering, to- save our regular
honest subscribers, and we earnestly beg you to
send in Your names, or call that we may supply
the irregular demand in Legitimate wayas Call
up don't be bashfur or backward, it is better this
way than the other : At every Office on our list
there is always more sor less compldsat Of this
kind 1t cannot surely be the fault of post mas
ters for in almost every case, we send them
a free paper. Oh. no, it is he who will not pay
for one of his own, who. thinks its that much
saved if he can berroW his neighbor's paper its
not stealing, far from it. We sincerely commits
serate that mans condition who cannot take
and pay for a paperSand there are, SO many.
we are sorry, very, and will do all for them
that is in our power. Call therefore and give in
YOUR names The man who regularly reads ano-
thcr mans paper free, either by stealing orby bor-
rowing cannot enjoy the news, should be kicked
t to death by lame grass-hopper and be visited by
huge nightmare every night. -
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- NEGRO TEsFIMoNY.-In a case where several
negroes were charged with gambling, one Of the
party was called upon to testify what he knew
of the matter There were FIVE others b'side
himself, aud he swore that four of the Eve were
guilty. but pointing to his friend said he was
not His friend was Immediately placed upon
witness stand and con victed the, former witness.
Going out of the court room the first witness re-
marked that he didn't care a damn forsthe. fne
! and punishment, but after he had swore TO
damn lie to clear his friend, that friend turned
right round and convicted him. Reliable Witness
! indeed.-Macon Journal. - -
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The Republican party is b.eaking up all over
the country The following IS an extract from
Senator Doolittles published letter:
"That it is almost iHconceivable that any Fed
! eral Administration SHOULD attempt to enforce
universal negto suffrage in States where. for two
| hundred years, the negroes have beer degraded
! by slavery, whet at the same time, nearly two o
! thirds of the free States deny suffrage to per-
sons of the same race; who have been educated
! as freeInen, among freemcn, with the thoughts,
habits and responsibilities Of freemen."
The New York World speaks as follows Of the
| freedmn's Buaeau - -"
Mr. johnson is as rapidly as possible uprooting
the Freedman's Bureau, which under the regins
Of Stanton, was eating out of the vitals Of tile
South, and is getting i'd Of he enormous staff
connected with it; and III is not morally posi-
bic" that the Republican party approves the de.
struction Of what was but yesterday its pet crea,
ton. ..-. ......
l. Col. James Farrow, of Spartanbarg, has been
pardoRed BY the President. It has, beeu gensr-
ally supposed that all the members Of the South
! Carolina Convention were pardoned but this. is
a mistake, as exceptions were made. in several
cases.
1t is reported thataGen. Kirby Smith was rnur-
dered by his employees at Hampstead, Texas.
Judge Philips, Of Ala, recently presented q
petition to the President in behalf Of Mr.. Davis
signed by 5000 ladies Of Georgia. ...,sz - r.
The next General Council of the Episcopal
Church will be held during this month, in Au
igusta, Ca : s., =, 49, .-' -
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I The total number of Enfield rifles sent to Anne.
RIGA from England, during the war, is log ,S4se
Col. 25ohn T. Sloan, says the Keovee (Pickens)
Courier, viii shortly remove, to Columbia 's''*. .
I Humphreys majority for Governor of Aissis
/ s;DT,i IS said to he 4O0O. .-t.- s.-