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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-02-01
VOLUME XI.
Selettea gpettg.
SONG OF THE FREEDMAN.

ron Orleans street, near Adams, yestel
day afternoon, there sat upon the curbston
a grey.haired negro man ; his face was bu
ried in his hands; tears crept through hi
tougbened fingers, and his groaus melte
the heart of the passers-by. When ques
toned, he said he must die; that he ba
no home; that be was sick ; and no on
cared for him now. Listen to his story. !
is in truthful verse By A. q. Watson :
freedman sat on pile Of bricks,
As the rain was patterlng down
His shoes was worn and his coat was torn
And his hat was without crown.
He viewed the clouds and he viewed himself,
And shook the wet from his head,
And a tear dImmed his eye as he saw go by
A boy with loaf of bread.
And he raised his voice in dolesome tone,
That sounded like gong,
While the rain came down on his nappy crown,
And sang TO himself this song,
De wind blows cold, hut rs done with toll,
And left the cotton patch
guess ole massa tink he count
De chickens fore dsy hatch.
totes no more de heaby load,
Nor drives old missus round;
wonder who dey's gwine to get
To work de patch of ground?
Den fling away de rake and hoe,
Dis am de jubilee;
De rain may come, de wind may blow,
But bress de Lord rs free.
But tink last night Us / tried 10 sleep
Upon the muddy ground,
While de rain was drippin on my head
And de wind was whizzin' round,
I'd like 10 hab my light'ood fire
And my cabin back again;
For de wedders gettin' berry cold
Out here in all dis rain,
But den Use done wild de rake and hoe,
Dis am de jubilee;
De rain may come, de wind may blow,
But bress de Lord rs free!
T'se got all ragged bout de knees;
My shoes is worn out too;
My coat so ole dat from each sleeve
De elbows commin'froo.
And dere's de children dat once played
In shlrt-taii bout de yard
cannot buy shirt for dem,
De time Is so berry hard.
But fling away de rake and hoe,
Dis am de jubilee;
De rain may come, de wind may blow,
But bress de Lord IS free.
De udder day when Pinky died,
tink II berry good,
Dat de dear Lord should take her Off
Before dis cold wind bowed;
But den II was hard 10 see her die
wish she'd not been born
I's fraid she penshed, for she asked
About de rice and corn.
Blu, den rs done wild de rake and dc hoe,
Dis am de jubilee;
But bress de Lord rs free.
And Dinah sits dere on de ground
And looks thin and poor;
She cannot sing the songs she sung
About de cabin door,
Her poor old limbs are almost bare,
Her cheek bones comm froo;
almost wish the Lord would come
And take her up dere too.
But den she's done wild de rake an hoe,
Dis am de jubilee;
De rain may come, de wind may blow,
But bress de Lord she's free
dreamt las' night ole massa come
And took US home wild he,
To de log cabin dat we lef
When first they set vs. free;
And dere built the light'ood fire,
And Dinah cooked de yam,
Dey say dat dreams are sometimes true;
wonder If dis one am.
But den rs flung away do hoe,
To hab jubilee;
De rain may come, de wind may blow,
But bress de Lord Is free
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-02-01

the true record had been written long ago
After awhile, however, letters came by
blockade steamers for Mr.. Fortescue and
others, which gave quite new version of
the matter. Poor human nature what
corrupt, degenerate thing thou art, even in
thy wisest ways, and best revealings!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-02-01
An 0rigiual Shiny.

Written for the Yorkville Enquirer.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1866-11-25
ySobn Bee, ber Sntel Der beioen Sob,

Dou9n Seey uer SHlel peE pelueH 2upS
ten." ~ .ae sa .
Sla6 elmer fursen 8eratbuns, tpabrenb
tuelder Der 8eldporenen Elm B0rt<
den tpesen 8eerbigunssfofen fallen Lief,
fragte Der Coroner: yBas mollt Sbr nit
tbnetl anfangsn, ipenn man he @ud gibt?"
,Sie sar lebten 6ubeitatt briugeu.
g8as fie aud berbro6eu 6aben tn6gen,
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6ebe iein. Ser 500 tilst Maes aus; Sbr
tonnt fe baber tuobl ialafen lahenbe
ibrem 8olfe." ....- 'am :.
Ser Serr tpelber nit Mr. Samat ges
fommen, iarteb ieBt einige 8orte auf
einem Streifen Bapier, tpelden er' bem
Coroner binldob. SieIer las Die Wtit"
tbeilung anb Iddelte. Sobn Sees Seiud
ipuroe ssnebmigt, uno bic 3igeuner per<
lieBen bas 8intmer. ... ...~ G.
v9ott befobleu," iaste Scr. Saman,
ieinem 6etter gum speiten Wfal bic Sanb
briifenb. eSabe teinen 9lugenbIiG su
berlieren - muB Tim Dret auf Der 8orie
fem. 9BIrbe Sbnen etnen Stb anbieten;
aber mein sSrernb febrt NIT mir 3urii6.
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9Rr. Saman's 8egleiter, Der instpiz
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ities iebt in bas Gbaiieden, bas iOslsid
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liam. Gin iebr seididter Mann. Sam
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nit an, bab er NIT oem Snfel iiber 5ebr
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Bfuno tpeiter berausauiGlassn."
Ser gienoeW rief SentleD, auf's
Soaite eutp6rt bon Der Ssu6elsi bss 81
seuners sd besatln fat elm Snterefl'
fur ibn au fIblsn, aIS er bon Ieinerl Mbs
| i9t ipra6, ben Sobteu cine @ubeitat
unter ibrem SoIfe s,t seridafen. Gi
idien etfpaS Yoetifaes in bieiem @eban'
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v8oeiie nnb 3igeunerl" rief 8illtam
usere Roels y, ls.gtes ss SrIsro ,.s,., Inu g, g
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I'm 8a9en 9eorap1"n'O ~a'ls"e'"s '',''' '''s aeu
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rSd bin frob, Dap ite 'forttomnsen,
| iaste Der Gonfablsr 5ll unierem 2eloel
uho ieinen 9efabrten roenn ME TT etn
| idlinn,ere SSruht an ben Salgen 9eretIf.'
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1866-11-25
siebentes a bit eL

SIM Sabre 1926 fab Sibb's Zane sana
anoers aus, aIs isht; benn bic nleilt ge@
rinaen Sauier ltanben melt anseinanoer,
un6 tpasen balb bon eineni Stif@en gbies
ienarunb, balb bon einem Obaaart&en
unaeben. Uilltan1 Sannait madte bor
einer iauber aasieberben Satte Salt,
brndte bic &linte, iinb trat NIT feinen,
Bealeiter in Bic ipeibeetindte 8ahe, in
meider Elm riibriees Beiblein atpilGen
bieraia unb fiinf3ig bas Gariperben eines
| an einer Orabtldnnr auf ons 6fuer uie<
berbdnaenben @dIdgeIltiids iiberiua9te,
Sic arau mar faunn bes Sobnes anf4s
/ tia aetporoen, als lie ben eiieruen 9offe]
fallen Iieb, uno nnter adrtli6en 8lfer
Sen 9als fes 9obnes umf@lang.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1866-11-25
,Benn er nur ni6t meme 3uiasuns


bate -" ..-
.glun, Die lit einmaI aeaeben," unters
brad i'm 9annan, Der fit ieinen r,euer
8etannten eine srobe 8orliebe sefabt
bate, unb iid nidt nit osm @eoanfen be-
freunben fonnte. baB Sobn f6 bes Sora
tbeils bon Scr. Saman's S6us begebe
> Ser Mrtne bat nidts als iein Bort, uni
aud Der Geide, ber ni6t barallf balt, ent'
| idldst fd fsines beiten Sdubes."
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vSte tperben alio binseben?" .;- .
,.Sa, aber fagen Sis mir, tuaram Si,
bieiem 8elu9e Elm loldes 9eipi9t belle
gen. SIT es Elm @ebeimnib?" tiste er Bel
aIs iein 8e9lsiter nit Der Antport 3d.
gerte. .. ... .- ..
,glein, Sie ioqen BEN @runo erfabren
wenn Sic mir peripre6en, mir ntdt oa'
rob b0ie au iperben."
yB9 beripre6e es."
"Gs lit mir an Sbrem 8eiud seIesen
neil mein Dienitberr BEL aa' ieinem raus
ben 8eIen bet iuadsrite Wann Der gSslt
anb ebenio ebrenbaft ais sere9t lit. Sil
baben ibm unb bSdit nabrideinli4 aud
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ben 8elbiumme gar aiht gu seoenfen, ol'
ct bel fih fiibrte. @r tpirb Sbnen, ipenr
sic es beoiirien, nit ieiusr 86rie, anbe.
rem SAILS nit ieinem Gatb an bic 9anl
seben." .H... g.. ..a.......as ..#a
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ben i6 ibn1 seleiitet babe?" eerieste Sobr
nit 8itterfeit. ...'H D. .aa .s
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ten Saa9er treiben fonueW fa,~
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8efabrten finiter betradtenS.
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! Isin bel elmer gade, bic man bereits meg
aeben bat? 8enn sie ielbit reid - etp
Elm bertleioeter 8rin3 pber 9orb tparer
10 f0nnte i9 Sie beereifen; aud fO'te
Sie's bann geaen SIR. Saman nur Ell
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sic aber arm finb, 10 miro Die Shulo a
Shnen lieeen, tpenn sic ni6t aus Stefer
3uitano berausfrieden fonnen." il
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,trie6en" TIM Some Der Sera9tuns.
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tpenn es ibnen 10 beHer ssfaat." a.
4 sd BIN at m, Sannan," fagI
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| hers angenortr,en. H l59
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14
NEW SKIRTS FOR 1865
The Great Invention Of the Age in
HOOP SKIRrTS-
J. w. BRADLEY'S New Patent Duplex
Elliptic, or double, Spring Skirt.

THIS INyESrf0S consists of DUPLEX COR twol Ellip
tic i,re cfned Steel Springs, ingenOusls braded tg,
aud firmly together, edge edge. making the tough.
est most Hex bie elastic aud durable Spring yer .tp
they seldom bend or break like the Single Springs and
consequently preserve eir perfect anu brantifui Shar
more IA twice long any single Sprng skirt thtt
Ever Has or Can lie made
The wonderful heNi6iity and great comfort ,.lI
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will be experienced particularly IN all crowded son,
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Arm Chairs far PfuIHsuade ami IIouse Dress ~ ill.,.
skirt be folded When occupy ~iial pa0 e
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Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort t .iret
Skhi lJr single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with tcir Fur Children Misses ai Yoii,y
Ladies they are suporiur to all athers-
. TINS HOOPS are covered with plv double twisted
thread and Will wear twice long the single yarn
fering which Is used eli Single Stec Hoop skirts
Lie three bottom rlds on every Skin IRE also D,nble
eel ant twice double covered to Isysnt the cover
il rum wearing pfl the rods whc yyn stairs
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70 when in
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WESrS BRADLEY s. GARY l'R0Pn Brols Of Tho
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md 70 81 heide struets, sew York ~,
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TERMS or TIE ATL1NTIC
PROSPECTUS FOR 1866
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Dissolution of Partnership

'FNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
i Subscribers, under the of iienlbod a Son
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Roaks Of the late firm, will be settled by The, dore
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FARM FOR SALE.

gbnd farm of iOS acres ai.ut e5 acre, cleared the,
test good timber ia.d all ufwhich is well wateted
\ Loo HOUSE,
pud Stable and variety II fu trres-the ttri j. sim
ated in Penn tp, Butler c, Pa six nilcs IN Of
Butlerand about half mile east Of the t,n
For further particulars inquire III the suscl ei lie
premises. VI. F. DANERI ytIIE
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Administraarix's A Nofice.

/ ETTEks Of administrator having been granted 10
- the Undersigned the estate Of Joseph hartley
se az rem ti dec d. therefore, all persons indebted
to said estate requested to pay the same without de-
lay and thse having claims against the same will pre.
sent them duly authenticated for settlement. = ,1 =
MARGkRET BARTbEY,-s
bl W tt-rsrs~srse-Ax
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Administrator A Notice.

ErTEKs Qf Administration on the estate Of Abra
IL ham Meliinger late Of 0a akland tp decd have bee,
granted TO the undersigned an persons knowing them
selves Indebted 10 said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims against tne
same will present them properly authenticated for set
tiement JOHN II. HELLINIiER -
RICHARD ALLISON,
'hh' ol' ioon, Admir-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-03-14

WHEN you offer oats to horse he may
say neigh, bat he dodt mean it.
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'ASTE IN COMPOSITION
AN INFALLABLE CURE FOR
RHEUM MATTSM,

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Is, that with clear mind and pure hearta love for
truth and Willingness to accept it, you read the fol.
luwing;-
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an send my compound 10y mail To any address h,mc
recommendations ns TO who am | refer the public IL
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