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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02
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Male Academy.

The undersigned will commence his
School OH MONDAY, the 10th inst.
Terms per onth, payable In advance.
Reading, writing md ARITHMETIC, $3.50
Ordinary EngliSh, tincluuing the
ahovc,) Mo"rn Geography, Euglish
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Higher English Mathematics aud
Ancicn, Languages, 4,5n
No Incidental Fees.
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POmaria Nurseries.
1920

The romaria Nurseries have; been greatly I'm.
proved, and the undersigned has the pleasure Of
offering to his patrons the best collection of
Fruit Trees ever gown IN this climate. Apples
and peaches particularly adapted to the climate,
from the earliest TO the latest Apricots, plums'
2uinces. Figse, fomcgranates, Mcdlnrs. FiIberla,
English Wnlnnts, Spanish Chestnnte, Ever
bearing Mnlberriea. or Pcnra, tho beat and
most varicd COLLECTION ever offered In tho South,
lamong them the IIebc a large winter pcnr,
cqnai to Duchesse D'AuGodlcme IN size. Stan
dard md Dwarfs can be furnished from years
old, to bearing size.
Gr.pes in great variety, including nj! the best
new tablo varieties, with those for vineyards.
Also Luttorlock's, True Scuppernonq, and the
Flowers, much priced with tho Scuppernong,
!, OF Evcrgrcons, a large and most Varied co,lcc.
tion embracing every desirable yariety--many
particularly adapted TO Cemeteries.
Roscs-Al the 0no varieties, with the new
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roots; Dahlias, The finest colors, and most por.
feet French carly variety. Glndiolus--,nany
superb kinda Tube Roses, Crysnnthcmuma and
everyth Ing desirable IN the way Of Ornamental
Flowering Shrubs, &c. a new Catalogue will
soon beready FOR distribution. Persons ordering,
will pleate dlreot to WM. SUMMER, Agent.
ReV' 9s-fN' PQJQnria, 8. e.
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"Fhe Farm & GartIen'

Is The only Agricultural PAPER published
in South Carolina,
1t is published in magazine form. and IS
filed with excellent agricultural reading
matter.
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Immigrants.

The immigration Society Of Newbcrry IS
now in successful operation and hus opened
al Office at Ncwbcrry. Mr.. F. W. Bruggc.
mann has been appointed their Agent, who
may be found over tho Law Office of j. ".
Baxter, ESD, TO whom all persons dcsirons
Of procuring foreign labor are requested to
apply, at as carly day as practicable, as he
will take pleasure in furnishing them with
all the information they may desire.
u. s. BO1NEST, President.
Nov. II 46 2mos.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT

Thomas PiHips, vs.. Mary J. Whitmirc and
others. Petition for Partition of the
Re'l Estate Of Mary r.. G. Whit
mirc, deed.
1t appearing to my satisfaction thai Moses
Whitmire one Of the defendants IN the
above stated case, resides without the limits
Of this State. On motion Of Baxter, SoIici.
Tor for Petitioner, it is ordered that he do
Plead, answer or dcnurSlo said petition on
OF before the itll day Of January next, or
The sam" will be taken pro conIcSSo against
him. JOHN r.. PETERSON
Nov. 25 is Ct. p n e.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ncw6crry County-.In the Probate Court.
Henry W. Dominick aud others VS.. Enoch
d. Lake nnh Anna Il. Lake. Petition
toprovc Will i" due form oI Law.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that
Enoch ~. Lake, one OF the heirs ut law and
distributes Of Benjamin Lake, deed, late
ot Newbcrry Conn:y, resides beyond the
limits Of this State. This is to give notice
chat un application is on file in this Court
20 prove the will OF said deceased in due
form Of Inv. the absent defendant is hereby
n"tiiicl to tic nnd appear hcinre ne in snid
Court, Oh or before the til day Of january
next, 10 shcw can$e il any he can, why the
snil will shall not h" pr ven in the MI nncr
aforesaid. JOHN Il. PETERSON,
Drri2 ~ Ct Jul;:" Of Probate, y. G..
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Notice..

The person who buried child lately, on
Grn. Garlineton's lot in Rosemont Gene.
tcry.is requested TO remove The body. If
not removed soon it will e. by order of the
Trustees. \. G. DARLINGTON.
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Administrators Notice,

Notice is hereby given thnt all persons irdcbt-
cd to the estate Of Capt. George Eptmg, deceased
MI persons having demands against said estutc
will render tllcn III properly attcsted on or be-
fore the tenth day of December next
S. S. SIEti, Administrator.
Nov. l. Al 1T.
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w anted--

q. 1S per month to sell tho NATIONAL
ep I - FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is equal to tho standard machines
~ every respect and is 4old at the !oW price of
&2l. Address NATIONAL SEWING MA
CHINE CO., Pittsburgh, ia.
June "a 20 GIN.
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Tn. the District Court Of tho

III CIl9 DlSCrICC COUTC OI CIIU
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina, OCT.
Term, 1868. In tho matter Of Henty Stone,
MISREPRESENTATION for full and final dis
Charge In, Bankruptcy. }. .iG -.
day OF December, 1868, at Federal Court
House 10 Columbia, s. e.; aud that all cred.
ftors. &C, Of said bankrupt appear at said
time and place, and show cause, If any they
can. why tho prayer of tho petitioner shot ID
not bc granted. And that the end ind 3rd
utcctings Of creditors Of said bankrupt will
DO held at tho office Of Henry Summer, Esq.
Register of 3rd Con. District, s. O., on 10th
day of Dec. 1868, ut II a. m.
by order Of the Court, the 30th day Of No~
vcmbor, 1868.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk District Court United States,
Dec. 2 40 3t. For South Caroliua.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EEwBERRY COUNTY.
by John T. Peterson, Probate Judge, OF Now
berry County. .,...
Whcrens. j. Daniel Epps has applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chuttcls rights
and credits OF DR.. jus. NJ. lipps, late Of The
county aforesaid. deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonsli
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
tho said deceased. to be and appear before
me, at our ncNt Probate Court for the snid
County, to be holden ut Newbcrry Court
House on the 14th day OF Dec. inst, to show
cause. II any why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud Scnl, the 30th
day Of Nov. IN tho year OF our Lord
John II. Peterson, =. J. N. G.
Dec. 2 40 2t.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the Estatc Of
Capt. ". p. Cromer, nro requested to
como forward and make payment by
the 1sl day Of January next or they
will find their notes and accounts in The
hands Of an Attorney for collection.
n. II. CROMER. Admx.
Nov. 10th 1868 ct.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT.

IN THE PROBATE COURT,
NEwpERRY.
Abncr W. Rccder, und wife Elizabeth, vs..
Joseph i'ittS and others. Petit on for
Partition.
II appearing TO my satisfaction that Jo-
scph Davenport and Elizabeth his wife, de-
PENDANTS in the above stated case. reside
without the limits OF this Stale. On motion
OF MrSsrS Fair Pope & Pope, Solicitors for
petitioners, IL Is ordered that said dcirnd-
nnfs do plead, answer or dcmur to said pc
'iion on or before the 18th day Of Dcccm.
her next, or the same will be tuLen pro
c0nlcSso against them.
Given under my hand this 10Th Nov. SOS.
JOHN r. PETERSON, J. p. y. &.
Nov. % is 5t.
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In the District Court of the

In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina, Oct.
Term, 1868, Ig tho hnattcr Of John Il. Shu7,
ler Of Lextnss con: :Codnty hRantIupt. Pott:'
tion for full and final discharge IN Bank.
'"eSc3i;n 6S3cfned, that hearing 10 had on tho asd
say Of Deeember, 1855 at Federal Court
House in Columbia. s. e.; and that oil cred.
it0rs, &C., Of oatd Bankrupt appear at satd
time and place, and Rhew cause, IT any thoy
can, why tho prayer of tho Petitioner should
not DO granted. And that tho 2nd and Sra
Register of 3rd Con. District, S. c.. on 2lst
day of December, 1868, at 12 m.
,IGnor G Sr9is isss Ss the Court tho eth day of Mo-
~ DANIEL uoaLBECK.
Clerk District Court United States.
Dec. 2 40 st., For South Carolina.
District Court Of the United States.
For tho District Of South Carolina, in Bank
rnptcy, in the matter Of jacob Luther
Adll--Bankrupt.
BY whom Petition for adjudication Of
Bankruptcy was fled on tho 18th day OF
November, 4. D., 1868, in said Court.
This Is to give notice that on the 23rd
day Of November, 1858, warrant OF Bank
ruptcY, was issued against tho estate Of
jacob Luther Aull of Ncwberry County, and
State Of South Carolina, who has been
adjudgcd bankrupt OH lis own pc,i--
tion. That tho payment Of my debts and
tho delivery Of any property belonging to
said bankrupt; to him, or tor his use, and
the transfer Of nuy property by him Is for
bldden by law; and that meeting Of the
creditors Of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, md to choose one or more Assgnccs
3. Of his estate, will be hold ut IL Court Of
Bankruptcy, to be holden Mt Ncwherry Court
House, South Carolinn, before Hurry Sum-
MGR, Register, OH the 18th day of December,
A. d., 1868. at 10 o'clock, NJ.
:. j. PM. EPPING,
U. S. Marshall MS Messenger.
a. p. pIrER, Deputy Messenger.
Dec. 2 10 3t.
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On and after 2nd November 1868. the pas
scngcr train will leave Spartanburg Court
days Mt 7 II. m, and arrive at AIston ut 80
p. M, connecting with tho Grccnvillc down
train, and trains for Charlotte and Charles
ton.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays md Saturdays,
GrccnylIle up trains, will Icave Alston at 8
q. M, and arrive at Spnrtanburg Court
House ut 800 p. NJ, as per following schcd>
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take this occasion to notify my clients
that in my necessary absence from New
berry, during July, by applying to either of
my partners, Mcssrs. Y. J. or Sampson Pope,
any Information or attention necessary to
my old business will be promptly given,
SIMEON FAIR.
July Is 20 IT,
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Thc School Commissioner.

VIII attend for the purpose of registering
all children between tho ugos Of s and 49,
whfte and cOlourcd,
At John Glymphs on Monday tho 23d,
:" Maybinton on Tuesday and Wednesday
the 24tll and 25th.
Whltnircs on Thursday the 20;h,
Thos. II. Cromcrs on Friday tho 9Th,
I" Wadlingtons on Saturday 28th.
" G. Subors on Wednesday Dec. 81,
" Longshores on Friday and Saturday Dec.
4,h and 5th,
I" Geo. Mctts' Oh Monday Dec. 7lh,
" Wisos on Tuesday, Dec. 9th.
" Frog Level on Wednesday, Dec. 9th,
l" Newberry on Thursday and Friday, Dec.
10th and 11th,
When the Registration will close.
WILLIAM SUMNER,
Nov. Is ~ 81. School Commissioner.
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Reception Dcmi Quaker,

Kcccpt1On Dcm1 Quaker,
GrcciRn La Pario.
.,a ahe idp nup!ex El,p.ic IS great daSorlte VIII,
by the Fashion Magazines as the standard
skirt Of tho fashionable world.
TO onjoy tho following inostlmablo ndvan>
tages, viz: Superior quality. perfect shape.
finish, flexibility, durability, comfort and
economy. Buy tho best.
MATTHIAS BARRE & SON.
Sept. 20 80 If.
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W0LFES SCIIIEDAN SCIINAPPS,
Bottled Wines and LIQUORS,

A supply Of these justly celebrated goods
for medicinal and private use. just received
by the undersigned Agents for Ncwbcrry
SMITH & CHRISTIAN.
Nov, :. 10 2nus
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STATE EOFSOUrU CAROLINA.
Ncwberry Connty--ln the Circuit Court.
James II. Wilson, VS.. Thomas r. Wilson
aud others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that ThoS.
X. Wilson, Wm: &. Wilson, Maria Capplc.
man, IIenry Cnpplcnan and the children of
John Wilson, deed, parties dcIcndanta, ure
absent from and without the limits Of lhs
State, on motion Of Messrs. Jones Il
Jones, Compartments Sol's, it il ordered,
that the said absent defendants do plead,
answer or dcmur to this bill within forty
days. from tie publication hereof, or the
them.
Clerks Office, THOS. NJ. LAKE,
Nov. CIT ccp.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

ORLEANS LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY
In depreciation OF our fair city it has been the
CUSTOM in certain circles, to assert that there is
not the same amount Of literary taste nor appre.
citation Of the aesthetic existing among her young
men that is manifested by those of other cities in
the Union. 1t affords us pleasure, therefore, in
refutation Of these misreprese atations or in re-
moval Of these misapprehensions. II that they be,
to call attention to the fact that under the auspices
of the comp sratively young literary and debating
society whose name heads this article will shortly
be instituted course of lectures equal to any that
has ever been presented to the people Of any city
in the country.
The conscienciousness Of our assertion needs no
better evidence than the mention of the fact that
Professor Edward Fontaine, whose present course
of lectures on ethnology are so deservedly popu-
lar will deliver the first in the course OF the Or
leans Literary and Debating Society lectures, fol-
lowed by such gentlemen as the Rev. J. B. Walker,
Rev. Henry NJ. Smith, Professor Bruins Rev. ID.
E. Burns. and the Hon. Il. NJ. Spofford. The SUBJ
iect, date of and locality at which the lectures
will be delivered will shortly be announced.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01
MARRIED.

On Thprdsy. February 2otb 1863 St. Marks Church.
Orange. N. J., by the Rev. Dr. Williams, AMOS @.
WHEELER. Of New Orleans, to Miss ANNIE NJ, second
daughter Of Joseph A. Condit, ESQ Of Orange, MI
On the l3sh Instant the residence Mr. r. H. Norris
by the Bev r. s. hcsIister NJ J. H. WILLIAMSON, 30
Miss A. A. BELIZE, all Of Shreveport.
On Thurfday evening. the 9Th inst, by the Rev Mr.
Markham this city the residence Of H. W. Reynods
Cspt HANSON II. CREWS. o s. A., Of Kentucky, to
Miss ocTAvIA r. ELLIOTT niece of Capt. E. W. Elliott
Nc cards.
ss- Louisville. Chicago and Lite Rock papers peass
copy.
On the 10th inst at Richand Plantation, East Fecs-a
La, residence Of Mrs.. O. Norwoea by Rev. A G. Payne.
DAVID ". PIPES TO Miss ELLA y NORWOOD.
Wednesday, february sh 1868 at the Parocbai Church.
lUClEN ID. TRUX'LLo, Eco to Miss ANToNINE FER
NANDEZ. all Of Assumption parish.
Monday evening" February 24h. 1863 residence Of
the BRIDES father, BY the Rev Father O'Calaghsn Dr.
TBoS, H. SHAW to Miss LAURA l. COLLISION, all of
Mobile.
At St. johns Church. in Mobile. Monday, February
2ih, at ociocs by the Rev DR. Pierce Mr. ALFRED
GUsAAN and Mss SUSAN wRAGG.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

The Procession win form line the po on indicated
precisely 10 o'clock The head procession will
up Camp TO Julia down Julia to Carondeiet Caron
St. Andrew up st. Andrew Prytsna mp Pry'snis to
First up First to Magazine down Magazine to Felicity up
Felicity Annsncstion. down Annuncaiion CaIops
down Caope Magazine down Magazine to Juia down
Julia Cherries down ST. Charles Canal Canal
to Royal down Royal spansde Casac-vo down Casa
Vaudeville mp Vaudeville to the Levse, Levse
Esplanad down Essl~psde to Chartres up Charres to
Canal. where the Procession win be dismissed.
The Ch ngpeer and will be stationed ss the
Cy Statue As the companies arrive upsn ground they
will promptly report Through their Marshas Assistant
Engineer will dicse their position As the
Assistant Engineers have formed their respective divisions
they viii report the Chief Engnser which being DONE the
Chief and Assistants viii report IN body the Grand
shal.
direct twelve taps upon all the bells with the
fire alarm telegraph, as signal that the procession
moved. 81
Tie exempt frenen except those unable to walk are re-
Qussied TO unite with sheir respective comsaniss.
The Msrshss ard Foremen Of the various companies
notified be puuctusly the ground the Procession
will positively move At 10 O'Clock.
whnever break the Procession the Marshal
company the point where the break has pacs
will at or &C tbs fact Marshal preceding
him. Who ike manner viii pass the 10
Marshal As the nes again closed
viii be dispatched in the Same the head
the Procession.
The Aids ths Grand Msrshai win report him promptly
ateA NJ, at the Of Canal and Camp str etsl
in the the the
place, will be indicated BY ftsen taps
Be repeated three times The procession win thea stand
pestp. ned
whenever the procession along tbs line Of march,
the Com requested avoid tracks
much possible interrupt the running Of the
cars.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

GREAT MEETING OF AMERIcAs sYMrArHTzsRs.-
A great meeting Of the friends of the United
st. James Hall. John Bright presided. num-
Der OF prominent Liberals were present on the
platform. Mr.. Bright made a powerful speech,
arousing the sympathy Of the audience for the
American people by an eloquent allusion to their
conduct in the late war. Rev. Newman Hall fol-
lowed with an address, in which he presented with
ability the American side of the Alabama contro-
versy, and pressed his views with an earnestness
and eloquence which carried the vast assembisge
with him. The meeting was very enthusiastic
and broke up with repeated cheers.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

Reports from Washington say thatimpeach-
ment will be defeated in the Senate. Other
reports say that party discipline viii force the
recusants to vote for conviction. These con-
Trajectory statements reflect the perplexity in
which the Republicans are involved by their
indecent haste in pushing the Impeachment
resolutions through the House. If they fail
to convict they make themselves ridiculous,
and no party can Withstand the effect of ridi-
cule. If they convict the President they win
violate common decency, every principle of
law and every dictate of common sense. In
either case they will lose. To go on is death,
to turn back is destruction. a--
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

THE GLOBE INSURANCE CoxPANY.-The Globe
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York is
one OF those institutions which are conducted on
correct business principles, and are, therefore,
always solvent and reliable.
Such men as Pliuy Freeman, who Is the presi-
dent OF the Globe, assure the success of any en-
terprise with which they may be connected.
The assets Of the Globe Company are now over
one million Of dollars. The company will, on the
lst Of April, declare cash dividend on all poll
cies except those of 1867, and upon these last
mentioned cash dividends will be payable in 1869.
The assets of the company were increased last
year nearly four hundred thousand dollars, which
shows how strong is the popular confidence in
fhe Globe.
We refer to the official publication in to-dsy's
paper.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

RECENT SALES OF REAL ESTATE BIZ GREEN 4
ELDER.-Two lots corner Toledano aud Coliseum
streets. for $1,000.
One square on Nashville avenue, in Huntsville,
for $3.50.
Plantation of lsco acres in parish of Iberville,
for $4,000.
Residence corner st. Charles and Third streets,
for $40, 600.
Residence on Jackson street, near st. Charles,
for $4,000.
Residence on jackson street, near Chestnut
for $4,000.
Residence corner st. Charles and Third streets
tresale), for sl9,750.
Cottage and tive lots on Washington avenue
near Constance, for s6500.
-Four lots corner General Taylor and Pitts
streets, Jefferson City. for $500.
Total sales-sl32 800.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

DENocRATIo' WARD MEETINGS To MORROW Eve.
xnG.-Thers are to be Democratic meetings to-
morrow evening for the purpose Of organizing and
appointing delegates to the State Convention on
the 5th Of March, as follows:
The First Ward Club will meet at Eagle Hall,
corner of Felicity and Prytania streets.
The Second Ward Club will meet at Louisiana
Hotel.
The Third Ward Club viii meet at Mechanics
Institute.
The Fourth Ward Club will meet at the
corner of Exchange Alley and Bienville street,
over the auction room.
The Sixth Ward Club viii meet at the school.
house, 134 Hospital street.
The Eighth Ward Club will meet at Carroll
Hall, corner of Elysian Fields and Greatmen
streets.
The Ninth Ward Democrats win assemble at the
corner Of Greatmen and Louisa streets, Third Dis
trict.
The Tenth Ward Club wiz meet over Pfster's
feed store, opposite Magazine Market.
The voters of the Eleventh Ward will meet at
the corner Of Washington and Annunciation
streets.
The various calls will be found in our adyertis-
ing columns to-day.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

The FIRST FEIE DAY AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
There we're not so many at the Fair Grounds yes
terday but what more could and would have been
admitted, owing TO its being the close Of the
week when everybody is otherwise engaged in
town. going to mstinees, shopping, promenading
Canal street, etc. The menagerie was there, the
trapeze, the band with its cheering strains, and
the day concluded with the horse-race. The bal
loon ascension was postponed owing to the sick
ness of the balloonst. 1t viii come of to-day,
well the other festivities 3D. when there
will be crowd. We are all going, going" and
those who would secure standing room must 60
early. The following is the report of the race;
The third heat being dead heat, five heats had
to be run will be shown by the summary:
Tom Roseh entered koHie Backncr. ....-......2 O1
M-9 Townsend entered John EaoFs. ...d z dist
- W. Payne entered f.dylte ..-...u oish ~
Iime-2;423, z:57, 2:37, 2:S5, ESQ.
To-day viii be most exciting day at the Fair
Grounds,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-01

The NEW TREATY WITH GERMAsY.-The new
treaty, which has been concluded between the
United States and the North Germ an Confedera-
ton, provides that natives of Germany must OBJ
tain a license to emigrate, which shall be regis.
tered; and that those who, after taking out their
naturalization papers, having resided Eve years in
foreign country, shall be released from the
obligation of military service in Germany.