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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22
MACHINE POETRY.

At Wicker'S, the sun was .ow;
There was no untrod lep snow.
The moon was shining bright,
But AMY saw another sight.
crap, Rap" was at the door.
BY it was no BIackamoor.
stop that knockin! I'm in bcd,"
Brother Andy ferccly said.
'PleaSe let me in friend Andy,
Igrcatly need some candy"
dat you Sambo? Is it you?
"No. am man in blue,
From GrccnvilIc I have come,
TO make your town my home.
III patronize you he said"
AS Andy raised himself in bed
"Come in. l hope you'll find
Something to please your mind.
In walked Greenville at the door
(That I have mentioned heretofore),
Customer took a calm survey,
Of friend W's bright array;
A bargain soon WAS struck,
And from his leather pocket-booa
The money his bill to pay
"Iake it sir" And sped away.
"Ah Greenville! 1t is well you run,
DO not somehow like such fun;
For upon examination,
Here's money of Il defunct nation"
Andy scratched his head and said,
AS he again reached his bed,
"IempuS. Moses. What shall I do
The fellow has put me through.
But in my VeXation,
This idea gives some consolation;
AS sure as I am Andy,
I have lost my candy,
I hope it may choke the fellow
That cheated me Of my dollar.
I am sad. But for my defence
In future shall have more sense.
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= New ORLEANS, May 16.-There was. a
considerable disturbance amongthe negro
stevadorcs OH the. levee to-day, amount
ing almost to a riot: Two policeman
were badly injured while endeavoring to
save negro from a mob Of his own
color. The military were ordered out to
aid the police . ....-.:.
The following is the paragraph from
the order Of General Mower, issued to day:
1.-The United States Government if neces-
sary will protect you through the mill
tary, but you will not be protected in
wrong doing"
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There is at the Paris Exposition Me-
chanical horse, which goes at 24O rate.
The Emperor has rewarded the youthful
inventor with the Legion of Honor.
Rev. Prof. P. C. Edwards, Of Furman
University, died at Greenville on the 18th
inst.
Miss Sarah Rutcdge of Anderson was
recently drowned in Rocky River.
Mexico is still in a "muddle." Wish
somebody would lead her out.
Rev. Jno. Beckwith of New Orleans,
has been elected Bishop of Georgia.
Commodore Paulding is dead.
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CoLoRED OR PLAIN ?"--Waiting for a
car Oh a street corner recently, our car
was taken by strikingly novel but high
y expressive discrimination of classes.
4 couple of coloured women were ex-
changing expressions Of surprise at the
conduct of some third person mentioned
by one, the other thereupon inquiring ::
"Was she colored or plain?" "Plain !"
was the satisfactory answer.-National
Inteliigencer.
Theirs is not going to establish news
paper; he will become the editor of one.
Some one else must find the money and
run the risk. This is at least prudent if
not the highest Of dignity.
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REGISTRATION N THIS STATE.-A cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune
telcgraphs from Washington: "Reports
to the Congressional Republican EXecu-
tive Committee, here from Charleston,
state that General Sickles contempiates
tie appointment Of one coloFed man on
each of the Bo2rds Of Registry in South
Carolina. This he does at the solicita-
ton of the Union men ofthc State. The
rebel element has been bitterly opposing
the thing, bat General Sickles sides with
the UnioniSts."
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MIsSlssIPPI.-Our advic>s from Mi

MIsSlssIPPI.-Our advic>s from Mis-
siSSippi are encouraging. a gentleman
writes that the planters Of Amite County
have finished planting. 1t says: "Onc
very encouraging fac, is, that our farm
crS are putting greater Part of her
lands in corn, potatoes, peas etc. We
like to see this pulley adopted. Better
to have plenty Of E'od without money,
than a plenty Of money without food,
particularly when all Of your neighbors
are in the same fix"
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Newberry District-In Equity. Sarah
others. Bill for Partition.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that G. 4.
Broom, and Isabella his wife, David L.
Moore and Melissa his wife, Frederick S.
Cureton, Elisha G. Cureton, Jennie Cure
ton and Alice Cnrcton, parties defendant in
the above stated case reside beyond this
State, on motion of Messrs. Grrlington and
Suber Comps. Sol.
Ordered that said absent defendants plead,
answer or demur to the Bill filed in said
case, within forty days after publication
hereof, or the same will be taken pro con,
fesso against them.
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Nav - 1867. st. 10 CT y. J.,
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Newberry District-In the Common Pleas.
P. Scott, VS.. j.. B. Browne-Attachment.
Whereas the Plaintiff did, on the 18th
day of May, 1867, file his Declaration against
the Defendant who (as it is said) is absent
from and without the limits of this State,
and has neither, wife nor Attorney known
within the saue, upon whom copy of tho
said Declaration might be served; 1t is
therefore ordered, that the said Defendant
do appear.aBd.. d..pieadto the said Declaration,
on or before the 17th day of May next,
which will be in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight,
otherwise final and absolute judgment will
then be given and awarded against him.
Clerks Office, E. P. LAKE,
NcwberEy Districs, C.. P.
May 10th 1861 ly 4t.
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The Nashville Union and Dispatch, Of
last Saturday, says: Cheering reports
are reaching US from the interior of re-
action among the colored voters, in favor
Of the conservative party. We learn
that even in this city, right under the
very guns of radicalism, the tide is turn
ing toward law, right and justice.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Nrwb>rry District-In the Common Pleas.
F. H. Dominick, Admir-. VS.. T. G.. Croft
Attachment.
Whereas, the Plaintiff did on this 14th
day of May 1867, file his Declaration against
the Defendant, who is absent from and
without the limits Of this. State, and has
neither wife nor Attorney known within, the
same, upon whom a copy Of the said Decla-
ratinn might be. served 1t rs therefore
ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
ard plead TO. the said Declaration, on or
before the 18th day of May next, which
will be in tie year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-cight. Otherwise
final and acknowledgement will then be given
and awarded against him.
E. P LAKE, c. c P.
Clerks Office, Newberry District.
May l4th 1867. 2l-4t.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

In Equity-Newberry District. Peter
Mosier and wife, vs. Wm. Hatton and
others. Bill for relief
1t appearing to my satisfaction that John
Hatton party defendant to this Bill, re-
sides beyond the limits OF this State, On
motion Of Mr.. Baxter, Comps Sol,
Ordered that said absent defendant plead
answer or demur 10 said Bill, within forty
days from the publication hereof or the
same will be taken pro confesso against
him. S1LAS TOMBSTONE, c. END
CONS Office, May l3-2l-6t. .- "9.
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index TO New Advertisements.

The following Advertisements appear today
for the first time. Those to be continued, will
be found under their respective Leads in our
next issue:
NJ. BARRE & SON-Frcsh supplies Of
Dry Goods.
j. G. KLINE & Goa Lecture.
AGENTS WANTED $3.50 per month.
SILAS Observation-Disclosures
erS Notice.
E.P. LAKE Attachment Notices.
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NEWBERRY, S. c.
Wednesday Morning, May %, 1867.
The New York Sunday News.

We have received q copy Of the above
sterling sheet 1t is admirably made up
and ably edited. 1t is only necessary to add
that Charles Dickens is one of its cores
pondents, and Vic,or Hugo soon will be.
Mr.. Benjamin Wood is the editor and pro-
nr;n,o-
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Newberry .District-In the Common Pleas.
+. II. Dominirk Admir-, VS.. T. 7. Croft

Newberry District-In the Common Pleas.
H. Dolninick Admir- vs.. T. Y. Croft
and Ran all Croft-Attachment.
Whereas the Plaintiff did, on this l4th
day of May, 1867, file his Declaration
against the Defendants, who are absent from
and without the limits of this State, and
have neither wives nor Attorneys known
within the same, upon whom a copy of the
said Declaration might be served; 1t is
therefore, ordered, that the said Defendants
do appear and plead to the said Declaration,
on or before the 18th day of May next,
which will be in tho year of our Lord ono
Thousand eig' t hundred and sixty-eight,
otherwise final and absolute Judgment will
then be given and awarded against them.
Clerks Office, E. P. LAKE,
Newbcry District, ...., c.
May l4th 1867. ly. A.. ~.
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-%GD%

1t is stated that orders will be issued
from Washington in few days in regard
to the "delectablc cusscs" scattered
through the South, who are de;uding the
freedmen with the idea Of 'contiscation
and forty acres Of land" and that the
population at the Dry Tortugas is likely
to be increased.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22

4. B. & y. Y, two nice young gents
who stated their want of wives through
the local last week, have received no less
than one bushcl aud peck Of gilt edged
billet doux in reply. This reveals an
alarming condition Of things. We believe
the supply Of gentlemen is equal to the
demand, and that they are more than.
anxious to do or die to make the ladies
ha, py. But they have rot the courage
to face the music poor fellows, and we
pity them. Our whole atmosphere is
burdencd with love, and the sighs arc so
loud and deep, that during the late dry
days, many innocent Old ladies in their
anxiety and longing for rain bave mis-
taken these sounds for thunder. The
signs OF love are unmistakeablc and can
not fail to be noticed by one not afflicted
with the ma!ady. We give the following
as guide, first the complaint, then the
symptoms and effects, then the cure:
LovE.-A complaint ofthe heart, grow
ing out of an inordinatc longing after
something difficult TO obtain. 1t attacks
persons Of both sexes, generally between
the ages Of fourteen and thirty some
have been known TO have it at the age
Of sixty.
Symptoms-AbScnce Of mind, giving
things wrong names, calling tears nectar,
and sighs zcphyrs; gazing on the moon
and stars; toothache; bleeding at the
nose loss ofappctite neglect Of busi-
ness 4 loat;,ing for all thlogs-sa one;
blood. shot eyes, and constant desire
to sigh.
Effects A strong headache pulse
high; stupidity eloquent eyes sleepless-
ness, and all that sort of thing. At times,
the imagination bright, bowers Of roses
winged cupidS, and buttercd peas, and
then, again, oceans of despair, racks,
lorturcs and hair. triggercd pistols.
Curc-Get married. If that don't cure
you it will ct least open your eyes.
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University journal of Medicine and
Surgery, for May 10, received. Edited
by W. Paine, N. D., and printed at Phila-
delphia 81 per annum.
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'''...-'.. 'PURGHASIN
Nj. BARRE & SON.
Aay % y. 7 = !
.STAT1EOFsOUTH CAROLINA.

.SI8IEOfNS UIH CAROLINA.
Newberry District-In the Common Pleas.
Dennis Craite, for another, VS.. r. 4 7. G.
Crort-Attachment.
Whereas, the Plaintiff did on this l4th
day of May 1867, file his Declaration against
the Defendants, who are absent from and
without the limits Of this State, and have
neither wives %or Attorneys known within
the same, upon whom copy Of the said
neclaration might be served. Il is there
fore ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear and plead 10 the said Declaration,
On or before the 18th day of May next,
which will be in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sizty-eight.
Otherwise final and absolute judgment will
then be given and awarded against them.
e. P. LAKE, c. P.
Clerks Office, NewberrY District.
Nav IArh 1887 2l-AE.
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The Boston Advertiser thinks beef
hasn't been so high as now since the cow
Jumped over the moon.
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HARD TIMES.

No busine:s stirring, all things at stand,
People complain that they have no cash in hand
"Dull TimeS,' re-echOes now from eV'ry quarter,
Even from father to the son and daughter.
Merchants cry cut no money to be had,
And grocers say too, the times are very bad;
Mechanics work, but they can get no pay,
Beaux dress genteel, and ladies, too, are gay.
Cash very scarce-but ANCING TWICE WEEK
Business dulI-amuSements we must seek.
Some live awhile-and then perhaps they fail,
While many run in debt. and wind up in jail
The ladies must have ribbons, gauze and lace,
And paint, besides to smooth care worn face;
The beaux will dress, go to the ball and play,
Sit up all night and lay in bed all day;
Brush up an empty pate, look smart and pTim,
Follow each trifling fashion or odd Whim
Are those bad times, when people will profess
No! times are good, but people are to blame,
Who spend too much, and justly merit shame.
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The last new invention is the ''veni vidi
Eichy bonnet. Great Caesar himself is
pressed into the service Of fashions.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

New5ery Djstrict-M Equity,
Sarah S. Richardson vs.. Thomas q. Chap
pell and John W. Chappell, ,Ex'ors,
and others.
happening to my satisfaction that James
r. Scurry, one of the defendants in the
above case, resides beyond the limits of this
State, 1t is therefore, on motion of Addison
& Jones, Comprs Solr;s, ordered, that he do
plead, answer or demur to the Bill in this
case, within forty days from publication
hereof, or the same be taken pro eonfesso,
against him.
Silas Johnstone, c. END.
CONS Office, 16 May, 1867. Ct no
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The names Of Mr.. Davis Suretics and


The names Of Mr. Davis Suretics and
the paper signed are as follows:
The condition of such recognizance is
such that if the said Jefferson Davis
shall, in proper person, well and truly
appear at the Circuit Court Of the Uuited
States, for the Djstric; of Virginia, to be
held at Richmond, in the said District,
on the fourth Monday in November next,
at the opening of the court On that day,
and then and there appear from day to
day, and stand to abide and perform
whatever shall be then and there ordered
to be adjudgcd in respect to him with
said court, and not depart from the said
court without the leave Of the said court,
in that behalf first had and obtaiued,
then the said rccognizance to become
void, otherwise to remain in full force.
Taken and acknowledged this thr-
teenth day Of May, 1867.
1SigncGJ JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Horace Greeley, New York,
Augustus Schel}, New York.
Ari>tides Welsh, Philadelphia.
David X. Jackman, Philadelphia.
". II. Aacfarland, Richmond.
R. B. Haxall, Richmond.
Isaac Davenport, Rich4pond.
Abraham Warwick, Richmond.
G. 4. Myers, Richmond.
w. w. Crump, Richmond.
james Lyons, Richmond.
John \. Meredith, Richmond.
William II. Lyons, Richmond.
John Minor Bolts, Virginia.
Thomas ". boswell, Virginia.
James Thomas, Jr., Richmond.
The name of Horace T. Clark of New
York was added, note having been Sert
for that purpose. Mr.. Davis will soon
after his return from Canada, whittier he
has gone for his children, proceed atonce
to his home in Mississippi, where he says
he wishes to look after hal is left of his
estate, educate his children, and spend
the remainder Of his days.
The conSummation is one that the
Southern people have been wishing and
praying for, and the illustriouS gentle
man and his family will carry with them
to their home in Mississippi the good
wishes and prayers Of them all. May his
journey be prosperous and MS future f1fe
be free from all causes of unhappincss.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22

This town is fortunate in that it ,uns
two "nachires," and though the old ma
chine is somewhat out of order and has
turncd out nothing for some time, it only
needs the tightening Of 4 loose screw
here or there and little grease, when
it will again commence its grinding.
The other machine from which the fol-
lowing job was turned off is bran new,
and runs little stifly as yet, but with
practice will compete with the best Of
its kind soon:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Clerks Office, Newberry District.
MAY l4th 1867. 2l-4t.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Clerks Office, NewberrY District.
May I4th 1867. 2l-4t.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-20

SUPPRESSION OF THE MOBILE PAPER.
General Pope is a ruined man if he
had any party views. He has just sup
pressed n newspaper in Mobile for
merely giving the niggers some lessons
in killing, Constructing them how, when
and where to use firearms" This in
reference with the amiable recreation
Of republicau voters will send him to
he political guillotine. On the other
hand, the Superintendent Of the Freed
mems Bureau in Virginia is in the line
of promotion. He has made the Blu
reau openly . party machine, by i'll
structing his subordinatcs to see that
every negro sis registered and votes"
He appreciates the fact that the rcvo-
luton is going on, and that the point
at which Wendell Phillips has now fix
cd the party standard is not very far in
advance ofthe present party line. He
is right. However moderates prosest
and demur, that is the next great point;
and it will be but 4 little while before we
reach it, for we go through a reTolu-
tionary cycle in much less time than it
required in any of the famous Europe
al revolutions.-N r. Herald.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-20
HROWNLOW ON SLAVERY,

"But / go further: While |
hold and l think / have proven
that the condition of the South
ern negroes has been vastly i'm
proved by slavery, I also as
scrt, without the fear Of sue
cessful contradiction, that sla-
rery only could haze worked
that improvement, and the pre-
sercation Of the relation Of mas
ter and sldpe Is essential to the
continued improvement md f.
ture we!fare Of the negro race
Of the South. Iassert that me-
gro Slavery IS a blessing, a bless.
ing to The master, a blessing to
non-slaceholders Of the South,
q blessing to the ciuilized whitt
race IN general, and a blessing
to negro slares IN PARTICULAR
Page I02.
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ALABAMA VS.. Ono AND INDIANA
The Radical papers, with their usual
logical acumen and justice, express the
belief that it is proper to keep the State
OF Alabama from being represented in
Congress, because in of its towns
a noisy and offensive Northern Incen-
diary was prevented, by mob violence,
from speaking. If this is an argument
to keep Alabama out of the Union, what
shall we say and do with Indiana, whose
mob, in Indianapolis, prevented the
President of the United States from
addressing his fellow-citizens! What
shall We do with Ohio, several of whose
towns served the President in like man.
ner? The Radical rule, therefore, will,
in order to obtain full application, have
{ exclude Ohio and Indiana from the
Union, as well as Alabama. "No, il
won't" says the Radical, for what is
"fsh in tie one case shall be flesh in
the other" and what is "saucc for the
goose shall not be sauce for the gan
der - Cincinnati Enquirer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-20
BROWNLOW ON SLAVERY

"In future, then, the theatre
for the achievement Of the hap
piness of the African race is not
the United Statcs-it is Africa.
Utopia is not the field-it must
be abandoned. Let us seize
upon Africa, cultivate it's rich
soil and free its millions Of ~
dolent, degraded, and starring
aatires, 10 labor and thereby el-
eyote themselves to the dignity
Of men made IN the image Of
God. Christian men at the
South, qvho take u correct ciew
Of this question Of SLAVERY, wilI
no longer make provisions IN
their wills, or otherwise, for the
emancipation Of their negroes,
and cast them helpless upon the
.fiigid charities Of the anti-sla-
uery men Of Ohio, Indiana and
the Nev England States.
Let them sell their slares to
Southern planters here and d.
rect the proceeds to be applied to
the opening up Of meo slare
States IA Africa, where we may
settle down and compel the ma-
tees to labor, thus causing cir-
Wzotion and Christianity to
spread orer q teeu millions of
It's population, and the moral
effect woulG be arq'esistible.-
Page 254.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-20

CoNFIscATIoN LOGIC BRoUGHr HoMI
NORTH, TO BosooN, SAY.-Wcndell
Phillips, in urging conliscation South.
says:
"Confiscation' is mere, naked Justice
to the former slave. Who brought the
land into cultivation? Whose swea
and toll ore mixed with it forever
Who cleared those forests? Who
made those roads? Whose hand reared
those houses? Whose wages are in.
vested in those warehouses and towns
CT course, the ncgro's. Why SHOULD
he not have q share of his inheritance
Who built Beacon street, Boston
The Irish laborcr! Who built the Bos
ton wharvcs, and slips, and the grant,
ct res there? The Irish laborcr! Who
built the Massachusetts, railroads? Tn,
Irish laborcr! Whose sweat and tot
are mixed with them all? The Irisl
laborcr's! Why should they not hav,
their share of the inheritance?
On Wendell Phillips logic, the resi-
dences on the whole of the Fifth ave
nue., in New York city, and of the eros
streets, on, from 45th to 1st street
would 60 down into the tenemen
houses, and the tenants there would g
up on TO Fifth avenue.
And yet rich Republicans, Unto
Leasuers, living in palaces, foster, pa
for, and applaud such logic as this, al
piled to the South.
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Apr. II. SIN.

State of Tenncssce-Franklin County.
Benjamin Crane & Co.
VS.
Vim. Stewart ct ais.
On motion of complainants, and it ap-
pearing to the Clerk d Master. from the
bill which is swOrE to. that the defendants,
Chas. Spilker Il Co.; Candy. Gilpin Il Co.
Brooks, Fulton 81 Co.; Stein Brothers
Cushing Bailey, u P Bailey, Sam Bevan,are
non-residcnts of the State OF Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. Il newspaper published IN
the town of Winchester. requiring saiu
nonresident defendants TO appear before
| the Clerk Il Master on or before the
First Monday of August .,
next, and plead, answer or demur to sIid
| bill, or the same will he taken for COMES
sed. and set for hearing eX partc a. to
! them. II. X. ESTlLL, q. & VI.
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