The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13
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We find in the New York Her.
aid, the following letter, from the
Hon. Mrs. Yelverton, the >unfortu-
nate victim OF. the. .YelVerton d.
vorce case :. ;,,s--2; ~...>r:: .,cg
I notice in q recent number Of
the New. York Herald that, in ac-
cordance with the practice Of an
cient and modern authors I am
about to give readings from my
own writings I must ask you
kindly to correct the error, and
try to explain that the s'YelTerton
correspondence alluded to is
nothing more nor less than the
love letters written tony hus-
band, Major Yeiverton prior and
subsequently, to our i'll starred
marriage. They were written by
! the silyery meonbeams that light
the shores Of the classic Mediter-
rancaa, for one,belovedqeye alone,
or by the. stin more mystic shores,
Of the Bosphorus, m sight Of the
very tower where Hero pined un-
til Leander breasted d the treacher-
Gus wave. They. were the; out"
burst. ola young heart, believing,
with earnest faith, in :, all that is
beautiful in Gods creation-the
first bloom of the plum, the first
perfume Of the bud which after
time ;.destroysA hatever their
merits as literary aogoduetions,
whatever their interest, as emo
tional -efusions 7 do. not. fnquire.
Tome they are the only relics of
Gloves young dream, and now
that the heart is broken and tho
object they were addressed To-
dead to :me-a name eiess wafderer,
unknown; uncared for. '9Thoget let
ters are the sepulchre; OF, funeral
urn which contain the ashes Of all
that ever was, Of all that lever can
| be, and it would seem. Akesodese-
Grafton to me to-exposes them for
| the criticism Or amusement Of fsthe
public True, they have" been
drought before the astonished
gaze of'bewigged lawyers to in
terpret Or misinterpret,. to- the
best or worst Of their. ability, ac-
cording to the side. .they~werez~en-
gagged in, True, that -tWotjudges
on the bench have been moved. to-
tears in quoting them: 4 True il is
that most people have an ,inyinei-
bic curiosity about love letters,
tor the reason given L by the
French poet eza ID rn-'s7s15s =
=, ou que tu soais voici ton 51a :maitre, ii &c,
/ +. Ii est, il fus, ouil doit'etre. sHS'', -.
+ Those 5 : who, have not. been in
love wish togasccrtain precisely
what it is Hte7; sShosc who have,
! wish to- renew, if.only1 tor a. mo.
ment, the: pleasant ,delusions.z L
shall be most happy to- contribute
| to these Elysian dreams BY rem
derirfs, 10 the best Of my ability,
1.-THE lovers Of Hefoise and 'Abelard,
,or n 'importe2qea; but%1 must res
pect the: green.turf now" growing
over the grave; ofsmy own: # am,
sir, yours truly,z4tj,t :1.c.'@l2~f@&
! THEREsAi:YELyERToN.-o1
: ALBERMARLE HoTEL, Oct 21; 1867.
PLANT WHEAT We insist that
=: the cotton planters of Georgia
should set about at once : the. pre-
'paration Of at least one;fourth &of
their best land for wheat: Clean
the land nicelysand plough it deep.
Seed a. sufficient quantity per acre,
and harrow it.well in. This will
insure heavier crops. But the
great point is to begin; .go1c,4: In "a
few daysi it will, be- too. late,.{ j es-
> pecially for wheat: Rsse.and oats
will do very wellsaWed; later, but
, will make much heavier crepsAii
put in carly ~ - .:e>.;, ,s''s - :
The planter who3stnb bbornly re-
fuses to see the downfall Of cotton
e raising, and blindly persists in the
continuation Of its, culture, is SOW
to the winds, and in good time
will certainly reap the Whirlwind
+ That class we know will not put
"their houses inaerder" by a time
: ly and iudicious change of pro
ducts. They must have another
years bitter experience with poor
, mules, and starving stock, and
hungry stomachs, and low-prieee
cotton. But those who would
avoid a repetition, next year, O
anxiety, and care, and mortifea
, ton, and failure Of the present
season will eschew. cotton. Z .s..-
[Chronicle and Sentinel!
: During the aBlack Hawk War
e one Major P -, feeling himsel
i not exactly posted respecting the
- enemy, sought information ofens
Z Of his brother ofieers7in this wise
: "Cap'en, which oftthe .Injuns are