The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
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Riot in pfekens District.

E Riot in piekens District
:; On Saturday night last, 4 fatal
difficulty 7 occurred at Perryvilld,
in Picsens District, near tho Blue
Ridge Railroad. 5 Itappesrsthats
Loyal League Association was
holding ;axmecting in the neighber-
hood, when a. yoang white man.
named Smith, . resident of Wal
2hana; attemptedto effect an en.
trance to&tbei building. but wae
prevented by the armed guard, or
sentinel. ..Ihead disturbance caused
the leaguers.( To theEnumber ef300.
all scoiored-9 eirlsh out. Smith
Immediately raaaaway, and seughss
refuge. in house a short distaneess
off; where. there Has awlite de- :
!tbatimg :soeie Tsfhe negroes, all
spfwhem were armed with nus-
kets and pistols, sarrg gEHded the
house, and eonlme eneed. an attack
;withth Ell, fire arms on the inmates
ALI of whom were sunarmed
One TIE SLOTS took effect on q
man named Hannicut, which
oFets fatar. ae ot tiers escaped
i,em lte bnila1img wit With sundty
bruises he: negroes. continued
Tot daring the d d D ts sand ON
Sanday we're eilla ging elscrimh
nateiy "A message wass sent to
Golonel Smith, ut Anderson who
imnied :: parece sc eeded tile.
Fseeaes with:a sufficient force BY
tie: time be. afrig ndaay, at
a, -thesexcitement had subsi-.,
EE;aed. Colonel ssmit remained uh..
Etili lates;in the day but finding
EeEer5tt hing quiet, returned an
kdergom ! IT is hig tiime that sfeps
should hestakena be -thesmi titafy 70
pnt. stopsto these armed meet
ings There: is aSgeneral opinion.
thatfhe hesemeet hpHgh pre-.
Tossing TO be pelitiea are more of
"a military, character hQniig,
-.zI,-lss:: = 3 !. q = r.;
{ 4 great bic salmon 9eofored lady,
Eof:the African. efsgasioR, weigh
ing some thing less. that d ton and
a haH, dressed sSeo XIII and a
t;sthar.ne har.nefss nast',s stick ino ont ifr,oTf
thebaek OF her head was Wad.
ding afsns tae streets ota south.
efn CITY: She as observed OF
| att obserxe4ssH : As young lady,
T whose back hair Sas pulled 80
very tight that she looked SIS II
she! was: wa 9 king on her toes and
las II shc had been driven TOO lar
into her short dresss with q sledge
ham naeFs stopped to ieiF the esly
Etud fadywIth ss'.erlt ics ese not.
sE8e: :.spasse; her inpeffec ctleHs
Beth stopped and grlilned at each
ohes;a moment hen the LADY
tin, black struck q theatrical attls
tudeE snd said Law me Miss,
+ Eoun needn't be standia dsrs grim
Fasin, at, Me- kase de Lord kpowa
you 'seabRsger eaglesl iook
go. aaass,As7ttsss'sTf <.lssessi aaeso ~
Ra;zf Rsacs;;zf K :s1ats ::sats;. g asssas
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- .6eoDs SUseEsTIoS.-4 z5eorgIa
paper IS advising the establish
Ing nrept OF -.4agf1eg1t g tural eletes
I thra9aga ont: tse South g ito meet the
! Is rang aaangeeg g seeaaltlon' 0 ;SfIhs system
o. labor al5ss ana urge =. shs scheme as
9 pressing necessity for tlla5 tn the Q
attempt to carry on the culture OF;
fhe ground under the od manage.
fnert;S IN such entrely .aHIereDf
seoadl make the country
poor and keep SO forever.
THIS IS adhalra bie suggesaon
/ ff'eFers sSheressE:ss 8 time. when the
Eagrieni ituna fsts Of the South should
take ceansel 4egetheE as now
and we trust tllas in every South.
eerp State 3Ae spc5ehes suggested,
or new ones formed, 49, j..
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