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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-02-14
H2'!l ta A'crpriun,e 'Ecslim0ny.

Er P0rt", S,acon Fair, Solicitor Middle Circut-t
NA5 llEnEAS, GEO. ALDEN, has applied
W TO mc 10 pcrpc.uatc testimony in re-
gard to the notes hereinafterlcscribeL ali
parties having u like OF opposite interest, and
; desiring tocome forward and cfoss5eSamineS
the evidence which may be produced, are
warned :, appear before the COMMISSIONS in's
Equity at shis, Office on Wednesday, sFeb--,.
r,lary 9th 1867, next; when sucIr- eY.sr
idcuce if not rsbItted, shall .sbe rccorded.s {
The notes are as follows 20, y - -
W. Josey s. scaled: note; dated Jan.e1iy
1865, annual Interest from dale FOR S81,
John T. MuldroN,s scaled no datedy De-
.tober 1861, annual interest from Jan ISeI
for S51,1S -; Z. & - =:
r. L. Wylie's sealeLnote, dfstcd Jan1 1867,
annual interest from date, for Sl5, - TX s.
Jas w. Teams sealed note, ed May 1851 ,;s
annuafintcrest from Jan4, 1851, for tS65; ;336.3s
William Kirklnnd's IS scaled note, dated Feb.
1860, annual interest from dan L 1856 for
$3l3, Ii. 2 y Is'sss S - esg
Samuel Furman' s. sealed note, dated Feb::s.
1860, annual interest from Jan Sl;,s 1860, for;
Si43 %. - s ,,s,,
". M. TTayIor's scaled note, dated Jan 8,
1863; annual alinterest,froin date, for So, ,96l.
YIN. McKain's due bib, dated Juiy, l864,-- 864,--5,
payable on demand for $198, 90. : & {
.Sam'l p 4 Mnrchison' s. sealed snose, .datcds.
Jan Il: 1856, annual interest from date, for,
$sO, O,13 III
Joel a. Scllrocl'ss sealed note, siatetl Dec-s'
1862. annual interest from January I, 1857 :!
for SGS 6G ~ =, {. &
= Jan.es Z. Dolby sealed mote, dated Jana,Ss
1868, annual interest from date, for 10y. .5sss
James Ess Doby,s scaled: mote, dated Aug
1853, ANNUAL interest: from Jan 1856 -forss4. s.
t$f5;00 .:s i5.ss,
for; ;oo /; ~.
John Gardner balance on sealed note, das s
ted july 1, 1863; annual }interest from dstess
John R. tShaws sealed note, dated October,
t1SG1, annual interest fromJan i; for
S60;1 o.. s, ,asss4 :sss4 -
: James e Cloud, s. sealed note, dated june.
1861, annual interest from Jun T. 3861s for 8
f$155,09 - s.. ssE; sso.sss.
g.. II Durant's sealed note, dated JaII 8GO, ,sz
annual interest from jan 1850 for 5622,, So
! Powell NJ Team $ scaled note Sdated Aug: y
1861, annual interest from an for, l s,
;S134, 44S q; ~! = s;
= James Cantey's sealed note, dated Jan lss.a
1851, annual interest from date ,sfors s22s
/ Il L Whites sealed note, dated Feb 1851
fanbuel interest ifromsJ mn for. =
f. John S, Bradley's scaled note dnted July1SSss
1862, annual interest front Jsns1 ), q 500 for
S3405 ;.s
s: L F Query, ,ssealed note; dated Jan 1885,
annual interest fpomsd date for S
Robert b. BCotton's sealed Bote;: dated jan
1851, annual Interest from 'dute, for S9l, fsss
$W Starkn,s sealed note dated Feb
.annualsipterest from Jon !, 1862 S44s44e SsE
Har1naa lsrrant Is sealed sHote, dated Sept
El9,;lsG i annual interest from date,
.SS g -:
WSatt Pa8 sons S se9dea
1867; interest sRp T., 2,ssforS
Ss;ssSSssunlserssE E5eKggsugte
annual inferests rom 3 So
SfesRe lad
fIsSgs 1anuads sineIest from Q al 500
ES sfcess 5aa 1s, 1867.
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,5Efs::R S;mcca Far, Solicitor Middle Circuit,
sEETHEREAS. +. ". BONNEY has applied
sssf VITO Inc to pcrpcn:tc testimony in re-
agarEfo The notes hereinafter described. nh
Sspaities having like or opposite interest,
and Gassiring to come forward and cross-eS-
safinstAc evidence which may he produced,
'aSeasIrnel to appear before the Commissions
Bqni::, 1T his Office, Gil Wednesday,
The sixth day of IIarch next when such
seSiidcncc, if not rcbnttel, sill he recorded.
The noicS arc ~ follows:
Tilos. +. llaic's and Edward lIailc's joint
note dated Sep. 1876, Payable two years af-
ter date. with Interest from date, amount
;::lG53,%-i. Paid on the same February 1860
:s;2O7.43. Also May 23r'l 1853 Sl0G6.
}. u. DUNLAP, Z. L. X. D.
Jan. oj-1t.
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New Barber SbOp.

GEORGE MCLEAN respectfully announ-
NJ. ces to the publicth he has opened u
Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon in the
southeast corner OF the Mansion House lie
respectfully solicits the patronage of the citi-
zens, and hopes, by polite a1tcntiontu the
wants Of his patrons, to merit n liberal en-
.couragcnlcnt, JAM 4.-3m.
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Diekson's Improved
COTTON S SEEHDo

a y Agency for the sale Of the above Seed
IN having been csR published at the Journal,
Office parties lesifl,g 10 purchase eau have
their orders. filed Ut Mr.: Dickson's prices,
with Tic expenses Of transportation added.
We can exhibit numerous certificates as TO
.thersupcriority over o.llerseed. Maj BLAIR.
Of this place, permits us-.to say that he has
been planting ~Dickson's Improved Seed for
the last seven or eight years. and las found
them superior to Buyd's Prolific, or any ether
variety used by him.. -,
:. Persons dcsirous Of obtaining them would
do well to hand in their orders carly, us Mr..
Dicksons supplyis limited, and the demand
for tiicmxcry great Feb. ].
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RAREaEsR,

T WILL exchange Lumber for Merchandise
i Grain or Provisions suifablc to carry Oh
my business. at market price. -.
Noy. 223-Gnl. :. T.. PARKER.
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Notice.
SOUTH CAROLINA,

~ 4 "A EHtSEhA q w Een<d &c aGE.
BY Al: MCDONALD, ORDINARY.
WTHEREAS, Joseph D. Dunlap,C. E. K. D..
w applied to me Tor Letters of Admins
trlltion ION all and singular the goods and
chattels, rights and credits of VIM. Shields,
dc JoNis non, late of the District aforesaid,
deceascd::
These are, therefore, to cite and admoniSh
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next 0rdinary's Court, to be. holden at
Kershaw Court House on the f5tl, day of
March inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 25th day of
January, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-scyen and
of,thc ninety first year Of American :Inde-
pendence. a, L.. MCDONALD,
.: Jan 25. It'd O. I'D. =
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Sheriff 8 Sales.
SHERIrTS OFFICE,

CAMn.X, Feb. Gin, 1867. {
pY virtue Gsnndry wr,s Of Fl. ta. 10 me
- directed, / will sell before Tic Court
House in Camden on the first Monday in
March, mex! within tho legal hours Of sale the
following property, to wit: -
Oae Lot with two Store Houses, S>ll Out
buildings thereon, situated, ir the Town Of
Camden, on the west side Of Broad-sLrect,
known and Distinguished in the plan Of said
town as Lo. nrnbcr eleven hundred and Sc
venty-sevem QlID fronting on .Broad-strcct
sixty-six .lGGl feet, and running back two
hundred (aG0) feet Levied upon and to be
sold (Suijrct 10 molfgage,) at the suit ofthe
Bank. Of Camden, S. c. IS. ": E, Perry, In
Jorscr. and for taxes for the year 1865.
Thirteen l3) Vacnn. Lots situated i'll the
Town ofCapIIcn. and known and distinguish.
ed in tl,e plan of sa id town as creinatter dc
seriberi, to-wit: Three (3) Lots Nos. 2S, 80,
and 30, fronting Oil Droad-strect (cast side, J
enc hundred and ninety-eight. 1889 feet, and
running back two hundred and sixty-siN
t2GJ) fcet-ilirce (3) Lots, Nos. a., 45 and
46, fronting on Market street, (west side. J
one hundred and nincty7cight Q9S) feet. and
running back. two hundred and siXty-six
t2GG) feet-six Lots, Nos. 23l, 2S2. 233, 23l,
a35 and 23G, fronting on Church-stre2t, lwest
side, )ethree hundred and ninety six (39G)
icct-thiec 81 ofsail Lots. Nos. .2s1, 292
and 233, run back two hundred and sixty-six
{2Gs) feet, and three (3) of said Lots, Nos.
23l, 235 and l3G. run back one h,indrcd and
ninety-eight (leS) feet, and one. Lot, No. 237, :,
fronting on Bull-strect, one hundred and
s:xty-six (1GG) feet, and running back two
hundred (1GG) feet. Levied upon as the pro-
perty. y.of Jesse S. Netllcs, decd, at the suit
sof John NJ. DcSaussure, ct al. and for taxes
for the year 1868.
One House and Lot in the Town of Camden
on the east side ofmain street in Log-Pown,
III which the defendant now resides, known
and distinguished in the plan of SAID Town,
as Lot No. seven llunnred and siXty-nine,
(769) fronting on main street, ,one hundred
G0Dl feet, and rlhining back three hundred
and twenty-five (322) feet, bounded north by
Mrs..F. Lees premises, and south by Maj.
John Rosser's premises Levied upon as.the
property ofJaines f. Sutherland, at the suit
of Herman Baum, ct. al.
One vacant Lot situated in the Town OF
Camden, bounded west by Lyitlcton street,
-uorth by King street, east by Fair street, and !
south by vacant Lots, Elicisn Or desl gnatel
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Town Taxes.
'ICE.is hereby that. the Books Tor the

~ oFlCE.is hereby that the, Books TOT inc
altthe Council tCIl,tnibcr, on Mondays; the.1lth
dry Echiualy inst, and will be- kept open
;rntltle 18th Of March next. 49,. - = s
.iGfice Ifours-ifrom o O'Clock, q. IN. until 9
:o'c!qck, p. Ii. ~: By;order:of Council, -
Y :'s 81; J. a. ,SGHR0 CIS, ~, c. CT: :
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3 a Of Herman

Ono. vacant Lot: in the Town Of, Camden Jon
tho west side OF Main street in the extreme
southern portion OF the Town, near the. old:
Grave. Yard, bounded cast by sMainss street.
south by. Wateree street west by Church
street, and nsrfl1. byssAIuoting street. known
the Brick Yard. Levied upon as James I:
-Sutherland's property, -atth suit Of Herman
Baum, ct. al. -: u. i: SILL.
:, Feb. std. 10 Sheriff, X. De-
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MOUNT ZION INSTITUTEy
WINMsBORO'. s. C.

VUI.I'S UF TEACLENh'
G. 4. WOODWARD, Principal.
Rev. Re- ;, ": ,p;,11;T P; DTTosE' Assistants.
He exercises of this School will be
resumed the first Monday in February.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Boa,rl with tuition in all the branches, except
Philosophy, Chemistry 4 French, SID 20
" ~ each Is 00
Students required to furnish bed linen,
covering and towels.
For further information apply to the Prin-
cipal. Jan. ll-3m.
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SEsiHSl0sE'evpctunee Testimony.

.GUHlmBSDj
ssJaniSAa9l
,SSeEIESSJls
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KSOw THY DESTINY.

MADAME Z. F. THORNTON, the great Eng
lIsh Astrologist, Clairvoyant and PSychome-
tE1cian, who has &stonished the scientific
classes of the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, n. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers Of sec
ond sight. as to enable her 70 Iupart knowL
edge Of the greatest importance TO the single
OF Unmarried OF either sex. While in state Of
trance, she delineAtHs the very features OF the
person you are 10 marry, and by the aid Of
an instrument OF intense power. known as
the PsychoDotrupe, guarantees to produce a
hfe-Iire Picture OF the future husband or
wife of the applicant. together with date of
marriage, position in life, leading traits OF
character, &c. This Is no humbug, As thou
sands Of testimonials can assert She will
send when desired certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that the picture is what
it purportst 10 be. By enclosing n small lock
OF hair. and stating place OF birth, age, dispo-
dtion and complexion, and enclosing nifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself. you will receive the picture and de-
sired information by return mail. All COM
municatons Eacredly confidential. Ad-
dress in confidence. MADAME E. F. THORN
TON, P. o. Box 23, Hudson, MY.
nch23 cod ,tFiW&wly
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A Young Lady returning to her country
home, after a soJOurn OF few months in the
City, WAS hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby complexion OF almost marble
smoothness, and instead Of twenty-three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as to the cause OF so great change, she plain
Iy told them that she used the CIrcassian
Balm, and considered It an Invaluable &C.
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Lady or Gentleman can improve their per-
sOnal appearance an hundred fold. II Is SIM
pie in its combination, as Nature herself is
simple, yet unsurpassed in It's efficacy in
drawing impurities nom, also healing, cleans
Ing and Identifying theskin and complexion
By Its direct action on the cuticie 1t draws
nom 1t all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature In
tended It should be, clear, son, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express,
on receipt of an order by
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette st., Syracuse, N. Y ..
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
same a.- 23-eod, triw&wly
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MADAME REMINGTON, the worId-re-
nowned Astrologlst and sOmnambulistic,
Ciarivoyant, while In a claIrvoyAnt
state, delineates the very featuress OF
the person you are TO marry, and
by the aid of an instrument OF intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, guar
antees TO produce perfect and Ife-liks pic
ture OF the future husband or wife OF the ap-
plIcant, with date OF marriage, occupation,
leading traits Of character, &c. This is no
imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert. By stating place OF birth. age,
disposition, color OF eyes aud hair, and en-
closing nfty cents, and stamped envelope i'd
dressed TO yourself. you will receive the pic
ture by return mail, together with desired In
formation.
SS-Address in confidence, MADAME GER.
TRUDE REMISGToS, P. o. Box 81, West
Troy, n. Y. mch2S- eOd, triw&wly
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CARn 10 HYALms-

a Clergyman. while residing n South
America As missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Un-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured 1. rthis noble remedy. Prompt
sd by desire to benefit the afnicted and un-
fortunate. Will send the recipe for prepar-
ing and using this medicine, in sealed en-
velOpe, To any one who needs II, Free o
Charge.
Please enclose q postpaid envelope, Rd-
dressed TO yourself. Address,
- JOSEPH r. IMAM,
~. Ststioa D, Bible House, New York
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I'm uproarDusiy and THROWN all sorts
Nv ADDE'S bssk TO u.s. q
dou bt whether the result nv the in
Testigashen will help our friends Sorths
fact Is, il EuE oTendone. It WIZ carried
too for. There Is pint At Wich facts
ought 70 stop-Dimekratic facts In par
tiEeIer. In this instance, the inveStiga-
amen never Ehood hsv been carried BE-
yopd the heel. He'd il stopt there, we
wood hev he'd EN-. But carryin Il 10 the
radikle pint, Bigler and Pollock look
il, the fouudashen we built WIZ upset,
and ne are Al sea sgin- Wood. OH
wood that We WIZ nd nv these Jeerin
fanatics.
PETRoLEUN V. SAsBT. P. n,
WITCH IL Pos-master.1
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A large 6pp. Circular, giving Information
OF the greatest importance to the young OF
both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
forsaken loved. a.a ..sI-.
Eoyoung lady or gentleman should fall TO
send their address, and receive a copy post
paid, by return mail Addreza,
P.o. Drawer, 81, Troy, NY.
mch93-eod. triw&wly -
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TEMPERANCE Organizations have
been known for many years, but in
the olden time they were not noted for
inculatiug strict abstinence from the
use OF liquor. II is said that the first
IN EneIand and nniv nrobihjted ~,
members from getting drunk, no mem
Der being allowed to drink more than
fourteen glasses a day. The next or
ganization was in the year 1000, and
only allowed its members to get drunk
on public days. a century later So
ciety was formed in the State OF New
York, in which the penalty for getting
drunk was twenty-five cents.
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THE FENIANs are constantly in trou-
BILE. Mo- long ago they had a pic MO
at Buffalo. at which seventeen United
States soldiers attended, dressing in tn e
Fenian uniform, and pRrading with a
Fenian regiment. These men were
placed under arrest. and this week a
court martial has been convened at
Buffalo to try them for this conduct,
which is stated, in the charges against
them, to be prejudicial 10 good order
and military discipline, as the FeniRn
organization Is one hostile to Great
Britain with whom the United States
are at DAaca
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A NEW tannery has been put in op-
Grafton at Rockford, Illinois, at which
1t is stated a recently patented pro-
cess for exhaust.ng the air from the
vat Is employed. It takes by this pro-
cess only twelve hours to complete the
tanning, and about fifteen minutes for
sheepsktn. 1t is claimed chat by this
the weight OF the leather is increased
ten per cent over the old process. and
the cost of the work Is but ten per cent
that of the old, and Il IL also claimed
that the leather Is superior,
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LAUGHLIN's ISRANT CORDIAL,

The ChIId's Cure when TeethtnE.
Mothers all know the many sleepIea nights
the little ones al home have TO pass when
TeethinK. You need no one TO remind you
OF the Pain-chone, Wakefuiness, Uneasi-
neas, Fretting. Flatulenee, Disturbed Bowels,
DC We tell you candidly, one bottle olthis
Cordial will correct all these troubles, Assist
Teething, Remove Acidity, Allay all Pain
Quiet the FTetrul, Promote Sleep.
TIyit II will act as a charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIS. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale DEuggiEta. Main 81.
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WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE PESI-
w tentiAry at !foundsville, W. Va, for
furnishing one thousand Perches DtmsnsiOn
Stone. Bids may be made for one hundred
perch and upwards.
Sizes must not be less than GO two and a
half feet in length, nor less than I'D twelve
inches in rise. The courses must run with
even inches, TO wit: u, II, l6, 10, 20 and p
inches.
In all cases the bed must be greater than
the rise One thorough header to every four
stretchers, the headers not to be less than
two feet
Bids may be for Ecabbled or unscabbled
stone. All bids will be opened and cousid-
cred on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF September,
1867.
Address JAMES hurley,
President Board of Directors,
MoundsvtIle, w. Va.
WellsburE Herald copy and send bin to
All kinds OF FRAMES alwayson hand:
htiRl-8 r1hHHz IL
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rl,nn. rerrihIe Hendaehes renerar.
THE HEALISe POOL,

Howard Association Reports. for
YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF soLI-
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impediments 10 MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief Sent in Eealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge Addres,
Eoctatfon PIiIladelphia, Pa myIT-SmdhW
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wHfrE wITNEssEs.-The mouth of
the man who puriiss his teeth with
SozoDoSr Is a witness box, and eyery
time he opens 1t two rows OF cleaning
witnesses testifie to its identifying
properties, cod.
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Something New
AT
PARTRIDGES GALLERY

uTE ARE INTRODUCING THREE EN-
w tirply new styles of lard Photographs,
paying paTiiculaF attention to the posing OF
sttters and Introducing great variety OF ac-
ceSories, and can now guarantee beautiful
pictures OF everybody.
The Petite carte. Mt 81 90 per dozen, Is q
novelty. Everybody should get than. The
Menette Carte, at 81 per dozen. The Carte
lmpeTlel, a large size.
With our new PATENT MULTIPLYING
CAMERA, and other superior facilities, we
are beyond competition In style and prices.
have made arrangements with Nj. z.
Stanton, Of the firm Of Stanton & Butler,
Baltimore, Nd, 10 take charge OF the opera
ting department. Tho public can depend
upon getting nrSt class work at this Gallery.
Picture Flames, &c, for sale at lowest
prices. Rug9
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Teachers Examination.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT or
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
.r. . WHEELING, August 2
HlHE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF
i Teachers for the Public Scools OF the
District of Wheeling, will take place at the
once Of the Superintendent, in the City
Building, on tn URSDAT, August 5th, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock a M .Ita
Candidates must be PRESENT promptly at
the hour OF Recommending.
august Superintendent.
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CoPPsR LIGHTNING RoDs, the AmerI-
can artisan says, are preferable to tin
ones. 1t adds that glass insulators are
OF no special consequence. Any Sc
cure way of fastening the rod TO the
building is all that Is necessary. a
building need not be covered all over
with rods. with numerous points pro-
jectinS upwards. This is perfectly
useless expense. Two good copper
rods, rising above the ohimneys OF an
ordinary dwelling, are a perfect protec-
ton, II the ground Examinations are
properly attended to.
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THIN AND NOVEL; IL polite to let
Gygones be bygones. But there are
some bygones which are so fresh and
piquant that It is impossible to utterly
ignore them save by loss OF memory.
Ofthis description are certain British
bysones which the New York World
rukes up iu the following clever style:
Isn't it kind o. curious to see the Lon
don Times and not IA few other English
Journals, OF kindred circulation, ii not
ability, doing for our country "the
amiabIe." and saying express good
words whenever they can ind or frame
A little while ago and this was not al
together SO.
4 friend OF ours, an American mer-
chant, "A member OF an English and
American tIrtn, doing business in Man
chester. EnEland, held the following
cOlluQuy with "A sort of DttUdTedTy-red
mutton. chop wbiskeTs, fresh complex.
ion. long. well.fed English hands, and
the invariable lisp, natural or assumed
picking his hue teeth, at the same time,
with 81 long straw.
Well said young John Bull,
"you've begun, / see, and are going
battle OF Bull RUM But low are you
Roin' to carry on the waw2 You caunt
do that, ye KNOT Where you goin' TO
get the RsIinGyg You cRunt get mcnnay.
We shauut lend you cent, We kno'.'
Well: the war has ended; the rebel
lion WAS also squelched; and what
IhenG
Did we ask England for any pIeSlHdy,
We kno'? Not much. But what did
hey 10, the blasted Johnny Bulls
Got all the securtties:of ours which they
could lay their 'ands on, and sent over
10 Frankfort to get what they couldn't
obtain in LeR6eH, ys kno'.
"'Ow you goin' to carry on the wawH
where you goin' to get the MenTdy :
We shan't lend you n cent, ye knO'f'