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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11
To Advertisers,

The system npon which all business is conduct
ed now, iS strictly cash one, no ether will do
It is ours, and advertisers viii please bear iten
mind, that all transient advertisements for this
paper must be paid Tor in advance to insure pub
lcation. Regular advertisers are called upon
monthly, CT at tine of discontinaance. An adj
Tertisement, too, handedin, without any speci-
fed number of insertions marked thereon, viii be
inserted until ordered cut. Obituaries and mars
rage notices mast be- paid for in>adyance.
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rsrea t;;o,,-.f,,,r sShao1s .

Our people appear TO have lost SIGH: Of the i'm
portance OF scholastic edneation: This, AowereS,
will be only of tsnpotSry a6ratiou. Our schools,
says the Mobile Tribune, i'iProbably, hereafter,
be more fourishing, forit is not likely there will
soon be wealth enough 10 send: our children TO
Europe. Or TO the East of this country, for what
they ought to learn at home" We have several
excellent schools in Newbcrry, ard We advise
every parent and guardian to lose no time in
educating their children. No pains should be
spared, and any sacrifice should be made to dis
charge this great d&ty. Education IS priceless
inheritance and pearl Of price: Think Of
and appreciate the benefits arising from it. and
let the hunblesf, poorest parent remember that
to morally educate hls child or children is TO al
ford the best legacy, the rich1s5 Of gifts
There are too many diamond; in,the rough. Toe
many children with idle hands and empty minds,
scattered far and near. Arrest their course,
bring Them under the ennooag influences
Of education and watch the daily growth Of &C.
compHshments, grace. of action, and refinement
Of manners. y.
heV. Ur. 0RANTLH, q h4IQ @ti1 t+"4tCtC SSti''S|
man of profound .etudition, than Thota no better.
Greek or Latin scholar can be found in this Sec
ton, preSdes over a, select schoot. for young
ladies, III reav Of Baptist CHURCHES
Rev. Prof. SxEL3zER, late President Of the Lt-.
theran College, has established a seha0l for.
boys, in the College. He is gentleman Of large
intellectual atsainnIents, experience and ability.
Mr.. ALExAsDER. young gentleman OF finished
scholarship has opened school for boys in the
basement Of the Associate Reformed Church.
The Misses G1R4RDEAv, highly accomplished
ladies, have opened a'school. for girlsSin the
session rooTo.of the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. ANDERSoN, conducts an interesting school
FOR girls in the Old Academy. She is an educe-
ted lady, practical and well qualified teach.
Should citizens of the district or adjacent
country desire to send their children to school
here, we have no,doubt they can be acconmoda
ted with board at very reasonable rates in many
kind families, and receive that care and attention
necessary to their comfort, health and morals.
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News Items.
Chicago has eighty-fre hotels.

T. Chicago has eighty-fve hotels.
Cen. Lamourcier is dead
Prince Jerome Bonaparte d.ed recently At
Rome. .z~.:5..z..3. - -
Vessels we're loading at. Liverpool for South
rn.ports: Of the Upited States:
There are s314, ,622 Indians in this country.
.Theedeath of Sir W. Hamilton, the Astronomer
is announced. -: -
Since the. first of January, there have arrived
in this country 80 5000 emigrant women. :, -
The Boston Post says that State apothecaries
are forbidden to sell medicine, on Saturday ere.
ming. that is liable to work on Sunday.
The number of -deats reported in the papers
throughout The country no8-a-days exceed the
marriages in the proportien.of Eve to one. 80
The receipts from Intern i Revenue are said 70
be averaging one and a quarter millions ofsdok
lars day.
The faculty has announced that the Medical
College of Charleston will resume its sessions
early in November next. -
= Col. John D.. AshnibFe IS announced in the
GreenYille Mountaineer, as q candidate for Con-
gress. -.
The London News says that no time will be
lostin giving check to Fenianisn in Ireland Tie
Government-programme will soon be announced.
R. B4ESwELI RHErT, sr., we understand, is
about to make appHcation,to President JOHNSON
for pardon. IN. = ,->-ss- q
Col FL. MosEs, Of Sumter, will very prob.
ably be appointed Judge of the United States.
District Court for the District Of South Carolina.
a Scotch agent has secured large tract of
land in Virginia, where co'ony Of Scotch emf
grants will settle in November or December.
The city of Atlanta, Ga, has amended its pc.
nal code, so asto place blacks on an equality
with the whites. .
The official report of Grants losses since taxi
ing coHmand Of the army of the Potomac in
1864, foot up 10000.
. 1t is asserted that oyer 5000 southerners,
chiefly young men. have settled-in New York
city, since the surrender of the Southern armies:
Itis said that the President has received fewer
applications for pardon from South Carolina than
any other State. -. So -
Winchester, va, was occupied during.the war
By. the Federal and Confederate troops, seventy.
six times. .
+ About forty persons in Giles county, Tennes-
see, having been declared outlaws by the militia
ry authorities, have been shot down or hanged
within the last three weeks.
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Secretary Of Treasury.
Tith great respect,
RI ,McCUTE0UCH

TRAGIcs sAFFx5R-FNTuER AND Soy =SHoL-0n
Saturday last; "a dreadful and apparently well
planned assault, with intent to Kill, was made
upon Dr.. Theodore Dehon and his son, Theodore
Dehor, Jr, by negroes while The former were
returning from their plantation at Ashepoo to
Walterboro. We have not received full particu-
laraof the assault but learn that the assailants
we're the former'savcs Of DR.. Dehon. They were
all armed and fred several shots. The son was
dangerously, and, it is feared, mor:ally, wounded
Dr. -Dchon received four shots, and, though Sc
vereiy wounded, is considered out of danger
Six of the negroes, including the driver of tbe
plantation and his son, have been-arrested. Dir.
Dehon is the son of the ale Bishop Debon.
-. = = :. Charleston CoIrier, aStltaMt. I.
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MEssRs eCARw1LE & AcHACGUMS, AG32T6.-
We invite attention to their cards to be found in
to.days paper. 1t will be seen that they have il
store, a sup rior assortment Of Ladies, Mems,
Misses ami Boys Hats and Shoes. also fresh Kego:
sene, Blae ssotle and CopPe:as. Choice Balti
more Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Lard, etc, etc,
They are also prepared to pay. cash or barter for
all kinds Country Produce, such as Cotton, Corn,
Wheat, Oats, Flour, Bacon5 Lard, Dried Apples,
Peaches, &c. -. .-
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For the Herald
Military Organizations.

: It is necessary for the public quiet that tie
military organizations such rs haze been sugges-
ted and approved by Gov. Perry: should be ma lie
as soon as possible Many Of the freedmen are
becoming dasobedient, and to check this spirit of
,insubordination, military force should be spec
dily organized, so as to:arfest this spirit. This
proposition meets with the approval Of. the Gene
raj Commanding this Department of the State :;
and it is hoped that the companies being raised
will soon be organized and prepared to eOter e.
fciently upon the discharge of.tkoir duties. 80
Let then these companies be speedily organize
aud enter upon their duties as speedily as posi-
bic. = -.
1t is known that the Legislature will. meet on
the 18th instaut. Their duty win be anlon<St
other matters to provide for The cases that vii
arise as to The freed persons, and in which tiitl
will be interested, to be: tried iiy tue Court III
which the Judge will preside. And until these
matters can be arranged. b7 the L:sisIdt3re,
there must be suficiet:s fcrcc to Keep the freed
persons in proper order ard ia their proper place.
These matters are important to the people. Il is
important that these things be done very sooa.s
z E..-..- .--- clTIs. !.
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Club Bates.

Intending TO lnake-the Herald second to no
paper in the upper country, We offer the follow
ing inducements ia gettcrs up of elpbs;- *
Clubs ofs:ive, for six months, Sc; and one to
getter mp Of club. Clubs of ten, fer six months,
$40; and one to getter up Of. c!Gb,
By this it viii be seen that five persons club
biBg together viii receive fire copies for six,dG-
lars instead Of s750, and ten the still greater re-
ducton of having it forons ao!Iar, ,'besid an ez-
ira copy to the one who with Eifing exertion
is fortunate in maAi,eg-rp tie. clab. sendin your
clubs early. The ,Qlails are now beginning to
run, With something Ike the old systen, and soon
there will be gothing in the way, when every
body can have paper regularly, without the old
uncertainty and aEEora!lce. -
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The Election for Members

Of the Legislature takes place on Wednesday
The 18th ins,ant. The body will convene in Co.
sIuuobia on the 18th inst, ard its abors will no
doubt be very ar6uous. An early day will be
appointed foEtstl&e Congressional election, Our
district is stss fhiea and embraces 0rangeburg,
sEdgefcdgE6Ges Lexington, Newberry, Rich
land and TatrgggiEl 7 he friends of Gen. MCGOWAN
We learn VI 9s}3fp :g5l6s >apnc forward.
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The F1eetinn for Goraraor

Will come off on Wednesday the 18th inst.
Col. ORR RilI most probably be elected to ell that
responsible Office He occupied a prominent
position in the Convention, and materially aided
in.thes success of its laboss. The Hon. W. D.
PoR7ER is spoken Of for Bt-Goyernor. - : ..
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Eraeution at GEORGETOWN.

:, The two colorea men-Bizzy. Wilson and iP'!.-
liam ArasU-chavged with the murder of Mr. j.
W. Skinner, in May last They eSPiated their
crime on the gallons; by the neck did they hang
until they we're dead. The execution was by
the military, on Saturday, the 3lst ult..
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ITEMS WORTH CoMHiT71SG To- MEMow.-A
bit of glue dissolved in skim-rnilk and wafer
will restore old Grape. Half a cranberry
bound on acorn, will soon kill it. An ink
stand Bas turned over upon a. white table
cloth;'a servant threw over. it mixture Of
salt and pepper pleutifully, and all traces CT
ink disappeared. Picture frames and glasses
are preserved FROM flies by painting them
With brush dipped into amixture made by
boiling three or four onions in pint Of water.
Bed, bugs are kept away by washing the ere
vices with strong salt water, put on with a
brush. Soft.soap should be kept in dry
place in the ecellas, and not be used until three
months old.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

On RAILROAD TaAfN.-D During tue passage Of
Tie up train on one Of our railroads a few days
ago, one of those unusual occurrences happened,
that when made public, interested all on board
lady living near this line of traSei, and IN one
of the Up counties took passage at this plac
in company, With her husband for her hem :.
Eyidenets sere pain of her delicate situation,
and after getting fairly Of The way things took.
such critical torn as to require immediate ATTIC
ton Beyond5the reach Of the usual medical aid
required in such cases, the situation was any
thing hut pie SAINT, but few ladies on board
as ladies' always do, met the requirements 6f tho
occasion by placing their fellow passenger 10 the
most available apaltmelf. aad calmly ~ aited
matters, rendering assistance in their po8er uu-
der the circumstances. The event bappened,
and wilhoas. the knowledge Of any on board saEe
the ladies' engaged aud the husband, until tho
faint cry of oneof natures little iarlings re q.
heard, half stifed above the ruIh6ling noise and
hustle ofthe moving train. Reaching the sta
tion above where the affair happened, the lady
and. child were taken TO comfortable lodging
where it is a pleasure to know that every thug.
was cone that could be possibly, to makes thest
comfortable AT the last adYices the nlothtrs
was doing well and the child gave; every promi q
of.bec4ning great man at some future day:
y Hlitalingtoa Herald
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tn CurrespopdaCts :

: We cannot too particularly urge upon sbose
who write for~tSs paper. to send in their com
mu nications early, more particularly if lengthy,
Sending them in on Monday, at the LAST moment,
subjects Us To great ;nconvenience> to give, them
a place, and modification in reIasing y hen it is
Impossible to insert them: Please. remember
ESSS ...-.. --. . ... .
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coNycxYc4rED.

= Through the considerate kindness Of the Presi-.
dent and Directors Of the G. & c. R; R.; Ministers
attending the ensuing session ofthe So. ga.zcou-
ference, in Charlotte, n. G, viii pay hd!t f45t
going, and return feee BY procuring ascertiacate
Of membership froulthe Secretary of the Comic
renee. SID II. BROW Ne.
Oct s, 1855. T.. =
:M.G. EDIrSR: Please state TO my friends and tie
public generally, that very respectfully decline
being candidate for a seati.f the ensrips.Less:
islaturc. G. S. CANNON
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HENRY W4RD BEEcHER AND US1yEEsALIsA.-
Our New York correspondent informs us @n his
last letter, Of the astoEishment and grief exPc.
rienced by the Congregation of Henry WARD
BEEcuER on reading his intimation that he "a
vored the creed ofthe UniyersalistS We thought
the friends and admirers of BEEcHER had passed
beyond thai. point when they would be surprised
oreyen feel extraordinary emotion at any act
this champion might DO, or any. word he might
enunicate If the members Of BEEcH25:'s Church
would take the pains to think more for them
selves, and regard more sincerely the sublime
teachings Of the Scriptures, rather than the po-
lihcal fanaticisms ofa pulpit actor, they would
have cause to bcaamazed every Sunday that they
lsteHed 10 his preaching.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

LOOK TO Your CuZdGlgs:-The spproach Of
.old weather viii render the use oftt.e fireplace
more or less reccssary. We therefore suggest to
housekeepcrs and ot!ierS--!u view OF the exceed
Ing dryness Of die ti;ncs-thc. urgent necessity Of
sweeping their chimnics with long handle broorns
or as best tbey can, until good rai::, which We
hope will come at carly day, readers all jnnova-
tions unnecessary. 49,. -
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Important Circular.
The following circular has been issued from,
the Treasury Department: - ..--... ,.
.,.~. TREAsUGY DEPARTMENT,

the Treasury Department: -, .... -.
..'.E Treasury DEPARTMENT, =
=. - Sept. Is, 1855. y
+ The circular ofthe lst inst, relative to the
shipment Of guns and ammunition into States
heretofore declared in insuTeetion, is hereby so
modified that you will hereafter grant permits,
without ary reference .to5this department, for
tie shipment of sporting, guns and ammunition
there in any reasonable anoant, and also blast
ing powder for ginning purposes, e.-:......... e..
You vii! make weekly. retaCnS, on the last-day
of feach week, Of the severatap publications. granted
by you, showing the names and residences Of
consignefs5 and consignees, tie amount and
character Of tht powder, shot and lead shipped,
which aTsst he stated in ponds, and not kegs
bags, Or casks. 1t is designed that these ship
mentS shall in no case exceed what may, in your
Judgment, be necesss.y to meet the ordinary
wants ofthe country. All other applications you
will refuse. -.
With great respect,
( nJTCI a- ..
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an our last. paper We forgot to acksowledse the
favor from Noa J. P. Doyce, N. G. from Green
vile, ofa copy of the Constitution and Ordnance
which we were enabled to lag before our readers
We make the amcnde Honorable. ~-.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

FoET PUL4szI-One Of ;hc Savannah editors,
lately visiting down the Savannah River, says
. Fort Pulaski with its frOwRins parapcts lined
with the savage dogsaef, war, is a; presep place
of considerable inte containing within its
battered, war-griued, historic walls, several dis
tinguishcd prisoners of the late Confederate
States. Among. the prominent men now conf
ned there are Governor Magrath, Of soath Caro-
Ina, G. A. Trenholm, late Secretary of.the Tres-
sary, D. L. YGlee, Of FIoli3a, Secretary sedGon,
Judge Campbell, General Mercer and others.
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MEErIHcs.--Wc are authorized to mention,
that tie candidates will address t9@ citizens Of
Newberry at this place OF Thursday, at Frog
Level on Friday, and at Longshorc's OH Saturday.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

T. D. Davis, Forwarding and Commission
Agent, Coumtin, Aston and Newberrv, can al-
ways be found at Aistcn on the arriyal and de-
barture Of trains to receive ard forward packages
Consigned to his care. ....-. 3d.. = 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

RArrLE.-Thc Rattle of ''the Ba!y H5use, "
will come 6 at George u. Smiths Store, Nol!o-
hon Row, on"Friday afternoon at past /, p. m.
Chances ua,pGid ecaN Je.f@rfciteL =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

It will be seen on reference to apother column
that Hardy Solomon & Co, of Columbia, S. o.,
advertise choice lot Of Boiling Cloth for sale.
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By RaGUess

! We republish the Constitution, to be found on
4be outside, by request, and At the same time, to
give many new subscribers ga opportunity Of
preserving it. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

We call attention. to beautiful specimen Of
leather tanned and dressed in 10 days by oHT 'ld
practical tanner and currier, Be:6ed, it can be
seen at our Office for few days. ; -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

Letters can BOW be mailed at this poss-Ofice
for~all pants. Theyanust be prepaid with u. s.
nostage stamps. The service is tri.weekly.
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Restoration Of Churches.

President johnson has ordered that a]l6outhern
Churches which have been in the hands of North
ern ministers throu the military, be restored TO-
the ministers of the Church South, who will as
snme control and enter upon their ministerial
duties.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

A minister ont West.adveriiseS, in the hope Of
making young people come forward, that daring
the warm weather he will marry them for "a
glass Of whiSkey, a dozen Of eggs, the first kiss
Of the bride, and quarter Of pig" =. =. 4 .
rare plaoe-is the west, hard cases and strange
<stories come from that far off; this minister how
ever evident the fact Of being hard up, shows
himself man of taste. an epicure, and fond Of
good things. -. =. :. Z. .......
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? The religious exercises i'll ATeFeigh Church
will begin on Friday before the tourth sabbathof
this month and not the third as stated last week.
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Captain Courtcuay will please accept our
thanks Cor copies Of the Charleston Courier.
Ir. Latimcr will also accept our, thanks; for
late copi is Of the Nashville Union, Louisville
Daily Journal aid New York Herald. >s..@....
Dr. 0. B. Ma7or will also accept oar thanks for
late copy Of the New York Herald.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

CoTFoN BLASxs AND PERMITS rs-Which are ia
dispensabe to those Purchasing or shipping cot
ton, can be obtained at this Office. -.
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Ez.GEsERa. MANSFIELD LovELLWe har

. - 80 2 y.
Ex.GENER4L MANSFIELD LoyELL,--Re hare
been amused by report which seems to be-
pertinaciousg insisted anen by the Northern pa.
| pers-that GEN Lowell has become ali associated
cdtQr ofthe New York Daily lNses-that be is
now bIsily engaged clipping extracts With eds
toral scissors, preparing fnonstrops narfatizs Of
/ horrid murders, beautiful bprgtarfesr iagen:e 8
forgeri$ s and suy yEEne swindGngs. Weare SOM
what eluctaft TO Sp6ii good story, bat as = g
are in the habit=of slIakiifg hands with General
Lowell every third day IN the meek,sa lad the
pleasure Yesterday, of crushing cup of deirl
with him. we must insist that he is rot and hes
err has been scissors clipper or semsiroa ed t5T
in any Of the news Offices Of the great Gotlauie q
city So far fromait, the Geuefel is nov abSo-
ntely playiag Gincinnatus in his retiFelAent.
he farms it within few niles of US, aiid exhIo-
its that beautiful broaze Of fconsglexien which 10
sun has been round TO hurt; that proportion Of
EramezalId ygor Of muscle liicii indic5tes the
young. farmer Of thirty-EYe5 and degree of
tIightness and agility which leaves yoa no reass n
to doubt tha ca. readily, as he boasts, TAX.
i tree afser soon Of possaln, and climb Will,
| any rival In the lard Briefly; General Lowell Il
GaaltiVatingsrs own corr and peas and tomato
and tof..ip, and uotthe peculiar morals of New
York CITY, Cot,sm5fd Is ca Pae1tir -.
s FkoG cphoe7a aRo.s'r. Lorts, Sept. z28th, irl.
complete returns from Colorado Indicate the
large majority. The cause authorizing negro
suf'ragt aasz defeated.
Il Is stated aiat tie Eenian organization IN
Sth Northern States auiiaefs - ]. l.0@o.
!
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MARSHALL 9 BGo.-Atteation is called 10 the
advertisements of these gentlemen, by which
will be seen that they have variety Of articles
il the Dry Goods as we'll as Grocery and Hard
ware line, The children are not forgotten by
them either, as they have anost beautiful as
ssrtureZss Of dolls Call early on them. -,
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Awretch in Franklin township, eiasis county.
Iowa, Samuel Brooks by. name, recent Bsuiaea
his own daughter, then killed her new bOrnbabe,
and fed With his dseght9s. to parts unknown.
A Eoman rho was being examined in scan
dad case, in the Madison Qnd police ceaFt, was#
INTERCEPTED by the magistrate, as to whether
she was tie wife of the respondent She ans
wered, Il suppose am By breyet,
Mr.. W. 4. T,eseott, Of Charleston, has Been
appointed.by his Excellency, Gov. Perry, to rep.
resent the State and the Interests of the people
Of the State Washington, in accordance With
resolution of the Convention, requiring an ap-
pointmentto be made TO shat effect. sslsszz -
Governor Brownlow, in recent letter to the
Knoxville Wing, expressedthe opiLion that idle
ness, starvation and disease, will remove from
the sphere of mortal existence the majority Of
negroes of this generation, and that the race viii
ultimately become sextnctlike the Indians.
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1t will be perceived that Nessls. Miller y
Thompson have a Boot and Shoe Store, afthe
Did Stand OF Capers Bros, druggists. They invite
The citizcns~and aadics espcciallyto a7l eSam!na-
ton Of their goods. =
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= At banquet given in honor of Horace Greeley
bv some Of his coored brethren, the following
toast was proposed: 'Massa Greeley his face is
white, but he habs a black heart" ~
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. SAYS Artemrs Ward ''Yu ma differ as much
as you please about sthe style of young lady's
hgger, but tell you konfdcntiauy, if she has
forty thousand pounds, the figure is aboat as near
rite as YOU will get it