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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-02
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From tho Baltimore, Sun
Agricultural Theorists, ''''"

1t is very common, for those who
think themselves, emipently, practical,
and. Us consequence, cinlnenily wise, 10
speak ,!eriSivtly Of those whom they arc
pleased to cal! ,lheprists q men Of ciirhrc4
and Of scientific 'a,Itainmen's perhaps,
who, fem want 81 :.practical 'habil'ldes
and ski are less money -making, and
4 stheriiora;,-as men think commonly, 3ltss
sutce$SfGl.S lfmtrc I" fiioaeysnaGing ID
the test of siicccss, then are these indeed
less successful ttl,uh9 their Hard fisted,
drudging nriehbors who "get all they
cam; save ill ltl,cy get :" but to those who
tatea lnshet view Of things. aid meass
htt hattian's success in life, nost hytle
little'private service he has done himself,
butrhyahis publicf Works and ohenefac-
tlons;slhea so. o.callrd theorists takes his
stnnd on arievel Iaf5 above the v"gropul7
lingsI'owhp. as they are incapable !, of;
understanding his. misslop,i dfail equally.
inapprecia,lpg1 his services On s4ea, , .,
In onr, own State, of Maryland there,
are, many, such, whose, names mt!st eyer
be held IL tespett as le#sderss III Tie great
: progress wtich" "agflctiltRreD has of : late
yeataEGade, Of wIiom1t' ~ too COMMON
tbheat those" who lave rcaped the
grehiasi8BcnffI in dollars and cents
ffomtliar teacliings.d sprak slighlinslyi
ofsas Impractical and fas mere theoa
fists R''0 otsG 9S"h5 2s&aio 9"it ~ iEopR
"Totmention one suclname,o the slutel
John 8: SkiHnef, tile Hrst'mati, wlfuaiiatl
the toilrage uoestab blish4a jnurnaloi,r the.
United States exclusively devoted I'D
agriciilturc--4-a ,n,an whose, talpHts, cner-.
gy,, skillin gathering information from.
all ltsources add presenting itina agree
ableeand M,eteslingsform hasb not betttt
safrassed!ea&g sitIieaoqq,q4f Gesat,os yna
aeWe design, i5however,a to speak now,
especially ane of The most, able and
cnligh,ensd. Of tie ffienda Of agricultural
Improvement; aid one .of our theorctical
beneiactors lie late Judge Peters Of
Philadelplia-who, Gniint,it as 4 states.
NAH and intist, fnnaa timet amidst his,
tHibiief flatirs,s Is olabdf Ter The 'taGso lie
iaii sosrhuci Mt i.taft 1aWaH wl!i' put'
dpomtle'fecdft fds;' his op,nidn Of 'iiB'
class ofmeiit @iio 'tI;eiG hsihow, nrb foftcn'
f0femi05t'ind dobstricting movements IN
unan , y. .s ,ow ,.s I""s psv@asa Sa.s..,
ms sas Az, s s 'I ,hsS, ' e,s
,,aS,.,s' ,Tn ,.,ras. M I hnf,.,. IT,. p,t,;sa.
Observation-Disclosures, acknowledgements
- ~ ',H ! ~ -, 80 ~ !, ,ss', ~ ]
1 sDa1,as q yl9nR ~ ,',,s sesy, '"sss
49, 49, ssSy's .,t,,,,,,s,. W.,s fas Z.
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Harinf anteaptnts.
ORKsoEsr OrrIoz, No. ~ OAxr srRnrr, \
Thursday, August 10, 1858.
Cleared Heslerdav

Steamship Texas, Baker, for Indsnola. Master
steaulsnlo hndeef Nsg attn. Tor Pensacola, DshOn
steanh MP Ousane fr, Heude, Tor Havana. Master
Steamer LucTeta DAVIS. for Mobile. MAser
Steamer Bismirch, Entrecken, for st Louis, M.ster
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Fire Queen Williamson, from Liverpool 18th nit
TO Ashbridge d Decsn-Sd district
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Indianoa Galveston 20
A Whitnel AGO. district
Lugger Gen b1o, semera, from 81 James 10 mastsr-2d
district Is
STEAMBOATS,.
Cuba No. ?, Wilkinson, from Jefferson
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Biusr 5nt.uisents.
Uxnsczss osyscs, 90. q uxny Dr.z-u. \
THURSDAY Mernius Augrst III U<6a


..-..-.. Thursday hernnG August Is. lsea
Yesterday may be set down as one OF the
warmest days of the season, with clear sky and
bright sum- which she'd It's rays in full splendor,
TO the great discomfort Of pedestrians especially
those whose business called them to the levee.
The arrivals still continue from the West, q
quarter considered In this part of the recon.
strucled" American Union ss unhealthy. But
foul winds, and our Radical legislators, don't ap.
pear to have any effect on the health of the can't
getaway part of our overtaxed community.
Business on the levee was $3.50 for the steam
ers in port. The regular packets appeared to be
receiving fair quota Of freight for the season,
and as the business season approaches the pros
pects for good trade are looking up. Ali the
steamships from New York, Boston and Phiadel.
phia come with full freights. great portion of
which is intended for the interior. The Liverpool
steamer Fire Queen arrived yesterday with a full
cargo. We notice among her consignees several
lots for parties in the West. r
The only arrival yesterday was the Cuba No. 4
Capt Wilkinson, from Shreveport. She leaves
sgain on Saturday next, 18th inst at s O'Clock P.
NJ.
The departures yesterday were as follows:
The Bismarck, for st. Louis; Bart Able, for
Natchez; Grey Eagle, for Bayou Sara Aloe, for
lower coast.
Boats leaving to day: The steamer Lulu d,
Capt. J. M. Grace, Is receiving to leave this
evening at O'Clock for Shrevep port and Jefsr.
son. Now is the time to ship your light freight
for the above ports and all way landings on Red
River.
The light draft steamer Rightway also leaves
for all way landings on Red River as high as
Jefferson. She is of at o'clock this evening.
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RESOLVED That the city auctioneer be and he Is
hereby authorized to sell at public sale to the
highest bidder or bidders. after i've days notice
in the official journal, the material of the irou
building, ct the head OF Canal street, andi that
the purchaser or purchasers bind themselves to
have the same removed within ninety days after
the day Of sale. Ternns-one half cash In city
notes the balance on a credit OF one year. with
noes Endorsed to-the satisfaction Of the finance
committees of the Common Council, bearing eight
per cent. per snnum from date until final payment.
The board then adjourned.
JOHN ToBrS, Secretary.
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Imports

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fire Queen-2 e,k. h.rdx.,. A
M0r dce-z3 Cases mustard Grief Byrnes-b md..
h fman Msrks-2 do Closferman Boye-5 do j x Fin
lsy-5 do Hart &co-l6 do Sc bales do whitney AGO
l56 pkgs mdse Graham Ac0-36 do MArfs Aco-i hox
books Schwartz csks hardware Harker-2 cases rides
l6O bxs tin plate stsusr &co-l csks vine MAYER
sheIben7 do Buddecke AGO. chains pkgs ms.e
hsnett-24 do Hoffman Marks-6O do seig KING
cases mdse Skenstac &eO3 csks hardware chains
Horter, Peterson Fenner-6 Leon Pierre eo
z pigs mdse II Homes-7 csks hardware A a "A 3 Col
o. esk whiskey Holz43 bxs tin plate Hlrten-sO5
bdles iron We-l case hardware Opatch-I case mdse
nEer-S do Oar iens-2 DO NJ Frsnk-2 GiQuel-l
Heibar-5 Mouor Dunn stre-l l. Du 0cho-S Il Rich
ards2 Thos Schor20 bxs ta plate rs roon6 so bbs
ale "a esks esrhenwse 606 bdls order-
mdse Utterl DO PIaiher do Hebe Escouse-l 90
e Weisnaar- Pinet-l Is Mongn-2 Rev Chazhr5zs-l
schernier-2 Csvsrsc &co3 Gourdon-l A Coldrsan-I
Rsridon-l schwab-l LATTE Duhiho-l L. Loeb-3 Ino
GHuehe-l y Hart 6co-3 c Duhame-l spring Hill Col
lege-l Miltenberger-l sarrizsn-l Kock Deyfas-
90 bxs wine and mdse ROchereau
Ss50oOtpecie q Whitney 6co-Sl3 l7s do PsnacrS5o
90 Avendano BrosS6S76 IS do j Marks &co-xsOO 40
Budde6ke &eo-s4S52 do Texas Ex Co-S31O Lsmbard
Poincy$40O DO seig Krug-sl40O Burneardt-S.O do
slO currency Schmidt Zeieer-t3l5 do Marsh Denman
6AS ~ specie NJ evils 6co-6l bags DoI hides Of
hdes les tsllov bx Withere &-o-l bdl skins
Webster 4co-563 hides 126 bales hides IS bags wool q
Wnitney &cs.7 empty barrels wi tz-lO do Zeigsr-2
pigs mdse Levy--l2 bags rags Kaufman 6co-l0 do
boil rope bdl copper TO ordeT-l bxs noise Ex Co-l0S
empty barrels Emer-4 bxs e. se Hum 4 Macaulev-t
coils rope krugS mde Texas Ex Colo bales o.us
berg Peet, Williams &co-lO d. Gar0iner-lO ba.s Get.
ton Payne huntington 6co-2 do Perkins Svenson &co- do
trsroks DsDsee-l55 head cattle McQuold Mehe-sun-
dries TO order-rOtsl Is bales cotton s75 IS specie
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OUACHITA RIVER

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW oRIKAHs man
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY asp
FOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAk
risOnbug. Trinity and all intermediate isndinr,-Tns
hne, fast passenger packet
Geonn,
L. IL PATTERSON, Master J. W WALDEN, olsrt,
VIII leave positively above For freight A, 800.
spply on board, or TO WINBURN LORD Ag.s,.
50 Gravier street
rs-The CleOns vii take freight and passenger, =. Ic
as any other boat In the trade taking freight tor BAYOU
hscon and 1ehsas and DArbOnne with Dr. vIege Of 70.
shipping.
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I'm EAT TUKFIN. waoLEsALE HANUFAO
II turer OF Stick Candy Fancy Candles Chocolsa Cream
Drops, sug. Almonds, Rock Candy, Jpube Paste Gum
Drops and byrnps BY steam Importer OF French Orus
ments such a. Cupids, Flowers, Gum Laave Lyrics Dan
gsins Deeorssd Toys oosssqse. Fancy Pspers
mas and New Year PreseDts Oonucopiss etc sc No ID
Orleans. La "' Ne"
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INsrIrUrr
LEXINGTON, VA

n Institution IL In full operation ana IL ready 70 Am,
nen the South at any period the summer snd "a
ske charge Of them for the whole year y - -
The vacancies In the Faculty by the d.ath NJ a.. a.,
val 'seEson kodes and Crutehhsd have been IN Dp,.S s
'ne sppcintnsnt Of Gems w. Curtis Lee Col w mai,
ana Col j. W. hssss with The addition Of Cant Jshp
Brooke, late Of the Navy.
Aesssss w undsrsirnsd vRAsors sxrru
S1perntendcnA
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Receipts By Railroads,

NKW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
bales cotton Jos Hoy &col do Neson Lanphier &co-6O
eInstor-O 900 brick Webbers bxs fruit Taylor
Do Sohwartz-237 do II Aby-76 do r BosrmEa- *
w Fovler-lO5 @ Cloud-259 " Orisler-ssJ Naeheca
% 1ramontsni-l0H Haris-35 Gregorio-T j Des an
Harris Springer-l0 mdse Bsrtlett-2 40 Ior
rengs-sundries 90 order Total bales Gotten
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FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS
ALLIANCE LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EOK PENSACOLA. WARRINGTON AND
I MILTON, APALACHICOLA. ST, MARKS CEDxR
KEYS TAMPA AND KEY WEST.
IhrouSh bills Of sdine 70 OOlumbus Ga, Bainbrdee
0a and al regular landings Chatahoochee River aso
70 fernandna end Jacksonville cheaper than anv othe,
route Freight TO New York via Cedar KEYS. Florida All
road and steamships connecting FernandnA AZ lowest
rates and with dispatch.
This line s composed Of the following seamshp, "a a..
ON the Sth and Soth OF Every Month;
Alliance, s. L. CLAPP Commander
Lavaea, L. h LIVINGSTON, Commander
Leaves on THURSDAY, August 10Th stsLE
The steamship Alliance,
CLAPP, Commander
WIN leave her whsr foot Of Csllope street As abovs
Azng freight and Passengers for the above named pOrts
For freight or passage spplyto
y. ". PERKINS, Agent,
70 Csrondelet street
Shippers viii please procure orders from Ae.nt,.
Once before ding freight to the steamer
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.

BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 9. MAIL srEAMsHIPs
Leaves on SATURDAY. August 2ld, NsLu
EOR HKAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
TON-The lowpressurs sids-vhsel iron steamship
i. q. Harris,
W. II. TALBOT, Commander
VIII leave above from her wharf, foot Of St. Jo..pb ,,rst
carrying the United States mails II the steamer is unable
70 cross the Brazos bar goods to be delivered at ships
con gnees to their hghterage Fer freight or mas
sage spplyte
CHAS. A WHITNEY Co, Agent.
% and 81 Camp street
Freight in surtd at half rates adoped nv the Road
Of Underwriters July I, 1888
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HAvANA-s;esmsbip Guysne-l47s bbs nour 200 ties la
5000 sperie
lNDlANoLA-stesmshipT exas-l56 bbs -four e0sks salt
80 tUU feet lumber sundnes
PENsAC LA--sieamshp Raindeer- -65 hills Honr %,
tks corn IL bbis pork and sundries
ST LOUlS-steaner Bismsrck-57 bxs plate 40 pkgs
CArthenware - r-s-
MoBILE-stsamer Lucretis-i hhds sugar and sundries
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GEORGE MARTIN

Upon concluding the reading of the above peti.
ton Mr.. sturcken offered the following resolution
RESOLVED. That ordinance No. 26l be and Ia
hereby amended TO read as follows: No. 26l-
Except in cases where permission is granted by
the mayor, il shall be the duty Of the chief OF DO
nee TO arrest ell persons who shall be found play.
ing or causing to be played. music in any bar
room, cofeehouse. or other place where liouors
are sold who upon conviction shall be liable TO
hne Of not more than (s5O) fifty dollars for each
and every onense, and the cofeehouse keeper
shall be liable to the same penalty.
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Reeeipts Of Produ.a.

JFFFFRSOE-Steamer Cuba No 2-2 bales snake root to
carter 6co-sS hides bags wool Jos hoy kcoll0 head
cattle 800 sheep q Noel &co-sundries - order
81 JAMEs-Lugger Gen bixo-2l0 hides { bbls tallov
and sundTies SocOla
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X EM0VAL............. .............REMOVAL,
Eo9a respectfully notify patrons and the public gem
eay that have removed sas Fitting Estah
lshnent from l23 and l25 Magazine street 10 .iIaa
fOhDRAs STREET St. Char es street. and thai savs
n3w on hand large and well selected stock Of CHsN
OEL,EFS and GAS FIXTURES OF all kinds which Offer
Tor sale below New York prices for cash e'
Returning sincere thanks the liberal "a h.
slowed up e W. ud respectfully solicit contins Of
the same and assure all that will utmost
to give entire satisfaction John G Fi.RETSr'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Az Acr supplementary to AN act entitl-
ed An net 10 provide for the more
Efficient government of the rebel
States" passed March second, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty seven, and 10
facilitate restoration.
Be il enacted, ETC., That before the
first day OF September, eighteen hun
drcd and sixty-scvcn, tho commanding
general in each district defined by an
net entitled "An net to provide for thc
more efficient government OF the rebel
States" passed March second, eighteen
hundred aud six,y-scsen, shall capsa a
registration to be made Of the male
citizens Of the United States, twenty
one years Of age and upwards, resident
in each county or parish in the Stats or
States included IL his district, Which
registration shall include Only thoss
persons who are qualified 70 vote Tor
delegates by the act aforesaid, and who
shall hare taken and subscribed the
following oath or Affirmation; +" -,
do solsnnly swear Tor aArm), in the
presence Of Almighty Ord, that am a
citissm Of the stnts Of ------; that |
have resided in said Stats for --------
nonths next preceding this day and
now reside in che coanty Of ------, or
the parish Of ----, in said staas la
tho case may bs). that an twenty.
ons yeass old that I have pot been
disfranchissd far participation In any
rebellion or civil war against the United
States, nor Tor felony committed against
the laws 81 any State Or Of the uaitsd
States; that | have never been q mem.
her Of any StAtc legislatn nor held
any executive or judicial oacc in any
ss%ss and afterwards onesssd Ia iasur-
reasion or rebellion against The United
States, or given cid OF comfort 70 the
enemies thereof; that have never tax
IN an oath ~ ineaber Of Coagrssa Of
he l'nitsd Hsatss, or - ~ o1lesr Of The
Unitsd Etetss. az - = member Of any
stats legislature, o. - an executive or
Judicial oAcsr Of aay S>nls, 10 sspport
the CoestitntioN u Ne uaa1na S1e>ss,
and afterwards sagAssd In inssrrscsioa
or rebellion against the United etaass or
given ia Of comfort 70 The enemies
thereof; shat ] will fki>hfaliy suppost
NE Cesstitatiaa and obey ~ Laws of
~ UAitsd Hlabss, and vii, 10 The bsst
a ny ability, saeosrags o&Aess % " DO,
~ hslp ~ God !" which oaih o. aArmA-
tloa nay b administered By say regis
tssiAg oAess.
Bsr 4 Thas ailse H. eomplseioe Of
~ rsgislsattsa kesshg psovided fos il
any ~, q - tins ~ p,asss oAsrs-
h, =, a. s~-~~1t~- l .lstt -
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BosrcN CRRAM CAkm.-Haf =
pint Of vstsr, two. thiras Of . cap Of
butter, oss aad half cups Of aour;
boil the water and butter togsther,
and stir in tho hour while boiling;
let il cool littls, and add Eve eggs,
half teaspoon Of salsrasus 10 the
egEa.
FRENCH LoAv CAKr.---Ouc pound
Of Aour, one pound Of sugar, half =
pound Of butter, six eggs, half csp
Of cream, ono teaspoon Of soda, half
= nutmeg, ono cup Of currsnts
RECIPE ron RoAsr TURkEY.---
Dress your tarkcy with as long
neck ms possible. BE careful to dress
il without tearing the skin Of the
bird. In taking out the crop, loosen
the skin from the neck bono with
your fingers, then slip il down as
Ear as possible and cut out the neck
bone, il viii then be no trouble to
get out the crop without cutting the
skin Of the neck. Then cut out the
vent and make an incision to the
rear point Of the breast bone, and
draw oat the inward contents, then
ret the bird up to drain.
Take three small leaves Of bread
or rolls and pare OF the crust and
cramb Il very fine, then put salt,
black pepper and sage to sui, the
taste, rub Ia one pound Of butter
and little beef suct, cut 6ne. With
this stuff the bird as full as you can,
sew up the roar opening and the
skin Of the neck and tic down the
wings and legs and place i, in a pan
to roast. sprinkle il with salt and
pepper and fll the bake pan about
half full Of boiling water. As soon
as j, begins TO brown, sprinkle it with
Aour and with spoon dip tho liquid
from the pan and pour the same over
the bird. Do this every few min
u,es till i, is done and there will he
u rich gravy around it. II should
foas, ABOUT ,nfse hou's;
"onAs ~ p",hp ",l ,,
saifas na'A, m,Scu WIN ar'e" irn"'
!, is said will keep out worms The
remedy can easily be tried, MS ii will
not injure the fruit in any manner.
How TO Cook RlcE.-No one
can Doll rice IKE a paikee bearer /,
every grain comes out OF me ehaf''c
a. dry a. wheat, ana nothing mere
simple the nee y Pu, INTO a small
carmen vessel WI" cola water ana
&c covered ny Inc nre when wei
boiled but not "sermucn, the water
IS ponfe" on ana inc rice s,''' ie''
10 inc vessel by inc n1ci give " I,
shake now ana then nm ~an'ea' ana
all w'll turn out as dfy as meal.
vHASnEKRf WINE, taken inter
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

1Aouse anA Ayos Ter eDales
nnxRABL1 psepssty 10 ~ ~ y
~ MassAan. Apoly =
HILL : LAN0I1Y.
NasuAAit, Nss. ~, ~, lev
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

Ore isv farmers lazy boy
Was hocing ont the corn,
And noodilY had listened Ioag
To hear the diusr. horn.
The weicomc biAst was heard at last
Aad down be dropped his hoe,
And the good man shouted in his ear,
",iy.'ssy hoe out your row.
Althe hard ono waa the row,
To USE . plow1ans phrase,
And the lad, ~ sailors have il,
Beginning we'll to haze
:" can" said he, and msnfully
He seized again his hoe
And tho good man he did smiIs b see
The boy hoe out his row
Tho ia.l ths text remembered.
And proved the moral we'll,
That perseverance, to The end.
Al lass will nobly tell,
Take courage man rcsolsc you can,
And strike a vigorous blow
In lifc's field Of varied toll
Always "hoc out your row
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Ka.ty.Nd.


Katy did--what did Katy doY
She kissed me kiss that thrilling me
through
Gu. in the light
OF the stars at night
The stars that winked and hlnked at
the sight
Among the flowers
az the summer hours,
And .!.r perfnmed air Of the leafiy bow
ers,
Katy did
And then she hid
Her eve meath the veil Of It's fringcd
lid
She did she did,
Katy did.
Katy did--anJ what did she do'
She vowed me vow and kept il too.
She said for life
She would he my wife.
Tim, never between Us should come any
strife:
This, for veal or wee
To the pri~.t she would go,
And on me hrr love and faith would 10
stow
Katy did
AID tAsn she bid
Her eye meath the veil Of its frinsed
She did. she did,
Katy did
Katy did--whai more did she do'
She brought bird to my wondering
vices
A lovely girl
With golden curl
And = heart pure ne the purcst pearl,
And the little MINK;
With her winks and kicks,
Il the mcrrcst maid in the world me
thinks.
Katy did
Her eye, half hid,
Pecpcd forth from the veil Of its fringed
i'd.
She did, she did
kAty did
Katy did--whnt more could she dot
She gave ms-yoa'il laugh, bet III tell
you true)
A boascing bov
To me my JOY.
To bother my pate and my heart en-
nloy
And the litslc rouge
II much In vougc
About our house, with his liaping
hroeue
couldn't forbid
What Katy did
Al her eye peeped Forth thro the fringe
Of its lid
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-29

A few days ago, one Bradley, a
negro member Of the Georgia rndi
cal convention, said in that body /;
+" II the people dare to refuse to
ratify the proceedings Of this con
yention, the burning Of Atlanta and
the march Of Sherman will prove but
n foretsstc Of what my race and the
United States army will do to Geor
ria." So tho negro race and tho
United States army will, according
to the niger Bradley, lay Geogia
waste with Ere and sword il her PEG
pie, ia the exercise Of their own
opinions, shall dare 10 vote against
the ratification Of tho Niger conssi-
tuition. This is tho FREQ suffragc
which tho lordly negroes would
vouchsafe the white men.
Soon after niger Bradley made
his threat against Georgia, rumors
werc circulated as TO his personal
history. A motion was made by a
member Of tho convention that a
committee be appointed to inquire
whether any member Of that body
had ever been in any penitcntiary,
The committee was appointed, and
its inquiries resulted in the discovery
Of the fact that Bradley had served
IN the Sing Sing pcnitcntiary, New
York. II is said that he will be OK
PEELED, but We presume that he il
about as good a. some other negro
members, who undoubtedly, If they
have not been in the penitsntiary,
should have been and should now be.
Probably il he shall be expelled,
nell cry "havoc T. agaiust Georgia Us
loudly and furiously as If she were
to vote down the niger framed con
stitution. on. ./oarani,