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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

~
WIN be sold st Public Auction, on the first MON
DAY In December next, In the Town Of Man.
MN mn,ng Clarendon County, South Carolina,
tho sS s io.UWng co,n r S ,S 1r ASn a situated In
cd Estate:
''T0wN PLACE"
This is the iatc residence OF Dr. Ingram. and is
located in the most desirable portion of tile Town
oi Manning. Tho lot contains two ucrCs; the aI-
purtcnanccs arc - well finished dwelling, contain
ing SIX rooms; outhuildings complete consisting
OF storcroom, servants houses, Kitchen. stable,
&c. The place Ii OrIancntcd with beautiful live
OAKS, set ont about ten years ago. Altogether 10
SsoO0
"lfoME TRACT"
This is An excellent nnd well settled tract OF GOO
acres OF lind. situate about two miles from Man
ming. The land produces wcll-cotLuIi, corn ami
PS emsc ThH y,, appnrtsnanees consist Of dwelling
houses, gin house, granary, stables, DC.
"CoNYERs' TRAGTn
This is a tract OF COO acres OF land; it is well
in "Fork OF Hack River" six miles from Mali
ming.
CROSSE Ray PLACE"
This Il tract or 6i0 acres or fine cotton and corn
land situate within q mile Of the Conycrs', and
adjoining the "Conycrs' Tract.r IL Ii without
settlement.
'.McLEoD TRACT"
valuable tract or land, situate In the "Fork or
l!lack River" produces corn, cotton and rice we'll
AMI is convenient tn Manning and SUMTER the
latter place aliordtng ono OF the best markets IN
the State.
"MCK NIGHT PROPERTY.n
This consists OF Il stOrch0use, dwelling and out
buildings, and five acres OF land In the Village OF
Summcrton, near Wright's Islun, OH Santec River.
LOTS IN MANNING.
House and two acre lot In tho Town OF Manning
House contains four rooms; lot we'll improved
A small house and Kitchen and two acres OF
land In tile Village OF Manning.
a vacant lot
TERMS OF SALE.
onc-thirI cash; the remainder on credit Of
ono and two years; tho credit portion to he &C.
cured by bond Of the purchaser, with interest at
the rate OF seven per cent. per anuuIn, and mort
gage Of the premises sold Purchasers TO pay for
stamps ana papers.
FROST & ADGER, for Assignccs.
Charleston, S. G.
scpt2o locH. ls.novl.s is. q, ,29,dcc4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

BUSINESS ENvEIopEs.- NEWS job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
aud. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04
Gortirnlture, agriculture, &e.
DY PERMISSION OF THE COURT or
ID PROBATE.

For saic 1T Retail and at Low PRICES,
THE LATE CONRAD RINGS STOCK IN
TRADE,
All OF which Is Of very recent inportatlDus, &C.
lcctcI personally by Mr.. Ring. principally from
the Mcssrs. Lundrcth's of Philadclphip. for this
market. The stock CONSISTS OF the best and most
choice
Tomato Seeds,
Guinea and liOstOu Squash Seeds
Turnip and Ruia Bagn Seeds.
Peas. Parsnip and Carrot Seeds.
Early and Sweet Corn Secti8,
And all other kinds, common to Southern ell
mates.
pL0UGHS. Hoes. Spades and every variety OF
Garden and Farm Implements, on the most I'M
proved patterns.
BASKET and GLAsS-wHRE.
wIIEEIBARROwS and iIARRows.
AT the Store, No. 353 west aide OF King, below
LANDRETtI'S AND RINGS SEED AND AGRI-
CULTURAL. WAREHOUSE.
OEO. RING CIiOLWELI,
dcc4 Administrator Of Conrad Ring.
ORNAMENTAL TREES, ROSES, GREEN
" HOUSE PLANTS. &c-COnsistlng or the best
sOrts JnpOnica Plants and Flowers Fruit Trees AMI
other Nursery Plants. Catalogues can bc got OH
the premises Spring street, second door west OF
dcc4 stuthG. WIN. FERGUSON.
miscellaneous.
ERENCH CONFECTIONERIEs.
500 different kinds OF the finest and beat
FRENC CONFE oNERY.
The largest and best assortmcntin in the city ut
KlNSHaN BROS,
deco 2 No. 270 King street.
CUFF, NIGGER, WHAT'S DE MAT TER ?
You left dem dere frltters.
SAL gal, stop dat clattcr.
Use miss dc SOLOMON DrrrERSr
For sale n RA0UL L LYMAN.
dcc2
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CRuMBs.-An unfortunate canine was run
over by one OF the Rutcdgc street cars yesterday.
The Office OF the Guardian Life Insurance Com
pany has been removed 10 the new building ut
hlc corner OF llr0ad and Church streets.
Mr. Gaiiiard Fitzsiinons, for some time the pop.
ulsr superintendent OF the City Railway Company,
has resigned, and Captain c. II. Sigwald has been
appointed In his stead.
Tho friends OF "surcrlng Cuba" have organized
a subJunta in this city. They design co-opera.
ting with the United States Supreme JunLa, and
will receive all contributions for tho cause OF the
struggling patriots.
hr. =. Corhctt, OF Broome street. New York, was
seronaded by his Fcninn friends ut The Cha rlestoh
Hotel last night.
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UNITED STATES OiKCUIr OouRr-itoN. UEo
8. BRYAN. MISUNDERSTANDING, December a.
Jssuc Doc;.,-Ancl Cuud, w Charles H. Lam
800 ''N' ',1''' ' y.
neau. Ordcr postponing nearing ol motlon lor
njuctiOn. Ordered tint hearing bo postponed
,nti, 18th pehrp.rv ncxt and dcTcn,,ont ,Io mn,
-, ...'.. ,','. ,.,, sa,,na -, ,.,
procncu upon HIS execution uhal causc oc hca:a'
or further order OF this court.
l. A Juud vs. I a. Ijnscrmb dcfcn,ant Nc
Gowam X Parker. nlaintiI's II attorneys; ThompSon
4 Fair ,lrfrnIn,t's atturneya Verdict fnr Tho
m,,Inti,,,s G al at avn wv
Errmnnin Iusurnncc Comnany ot nj, oJs n,,rrIu
\ nnykin A new irul having heen ordered in
III. ..,Sc mn, Tho p,nintT n,,neycI IN nmnnI ,,,s
,scnrn,I IJ lon % nm M ,noiion ar SImonton Rnrrrr
IeScI,I"nt's n,tormovs n 10 nr,lnrcd tim, ,icSnn
domta h"vn Icnv in ,yi,hdrow nil nIras ~ut,rn.; js
,%nn, n the Tnrmrr cninraiirn aud ~ ,r,nHr y Gr
, ~ 0 ,nnv ro ,m,,, n aisiunh n ,,ov ,o n ,pn m
rGnu' rt, ~ ,neS n y VI & ri, VIZ i''o W 'ho
~, m,,;,,, Inhn q M,Kcnvn va r,bp ch,n.
man ri nj In mninn orfirrcI ,h.t jnwcs ,in,n,
hiI Esa' -" Le annomtr snccinl referee nn,, tlpi
u" ~ 80, ro,,r, III, n,non,, ,,,,o % ~ ' ,no
nsni % nonI nr ion nmman so ns Gnnr,Ia ~" I
6r 6r ,hn cnn, ntininnni + 4 McKcawm ~ N'
,tmrrie, T. savers. m,mnistrnirix c,,n test,.
mentn nnnnro lanes S"wers sncnnsSh ya Ioscnt
i Mc1,o,wn nt nj Tr,,nr"I q inni tIs cnmninnoini M
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04

ONE oP DICKENS or Sootts Works Is present
eel to 4vcry annual subscriber to the XIX Gen.
tury. oct6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04
Anrtion Sales.--future nuns.
By WARDIAW g. CAREW.
BUILDING LOTS

Will DC soid In front OF the Old Posionlcc foo; o,
Broad atrccL, ~ I! O'Clock A. NJ, Oh TIIsS)AY y
the 7tlt December next,
Three LOTS OH East lIny, directly opposite ,h,.
new CuStomhousc, and two Lots on Market
street, In the rear of The above.
This property IL II great present and proBpcc-
tive vunc. being situated In the most largely fre.
uuciltcd thoroughlrc 0f the city, with the Market
on one side and the CustomlUusc IN front. and Is
most admirable point for the erection of stores
ana warehouses;
tiinc specified, unless previously disposed OF at
private sale, MI may be treated for as Il whole
lntil the 7th or December application To
WhRDLAW r. CAREw. who will furnish all In
formation AZ tn dimensions. &c.
mS--0ne-ihird cash; the balance In one two
and th-cr years, or NJ nny shorter pcrIod at the
option Or the purchaser. ut the rate of ten per
cent per nnnum Purchasers TO pay w. l. G.. for
papers. tlrct
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04
by a. G.. McGILI.IYRAY.
AuGtiossccr,
JJNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

WILLIAMS vs.. STRAIN, TT AL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24
Post Office Hints.

Some editor who runs post Office per-
petratcs The following directions Tor the
benefit of the public
When you cali at the post Office for
your mail. and the postmaster hands it
ont. ask him if that is ALL
Ii you ask for your mail and he tells
You there is none. tell him there ought
10 be: then 90 home and send the rest OF
the family to ask through the day.
Don't bring your mail 10 the Office un-
til the Office closes. then damn the post
master fornot uclocking the mail bag and
putting your mail in.
When Won wanta stamp on vour letter.
tell the postmaster 10 put il on: If he
don't lick it. yon lick him. In case YOU
put the stamp OH Yourself. soak it in your
mouth long enough 10 remove the mu-
cilagc. il will then stick until il is dry.
Ii YOU have box. stand and drum on
it until the postmaster hands out the
mail. ii makes him feel good especially
ii he is waiting Oh some one else.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

or Mark Twain thus describes. in the
Buffalo Express. remarkable citizen of
that place: "John Wagner. The oldest
man in Buffalo one hundred and four
years recently walked "A mile and half
in two weeks. lie is rs cheerful and
bright as any OF tn, Sc other old men that
charge around 50 in the news spapers. and
is in every way as remarkable. Last
November he walked five blocks in a
rain storm. without any shelter but an
umbrella. and cast his vote for Grant, re-
marking that he had voted for forty-sev-
cn Prcsidents-wl which was lie. His
second crop of rich brown hair arrived
from New y ork Yesterday. and he has a
new set of teeth coming from Phiadel-
phia. lie is ro be married next week to
IA girl one hundred and two years old.
who still takes in washing. They have
been engaged eighty years. but their pa
rents perssten'ly refused their consent
until three days ago"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

OIL, is a touching little anccdotc. that
which Sherman told Of General Raw!ins.
who. at the decoration of the soldiers
graves at Arlington. last spring. heard
the exquisite requium bcginning:-
sigh not. We winds. as passing Ger
The chamber Of the dead ye fly;
Weep not, We dcws, for these no more
Shall ever weep, shall ever sigh; :
And remarked TO sherman how. If he
should die, he would like to have il sung
over him. Touching, also. and tender
and delicate. was the thoughtfulncss of
the mourning friend who so literally full
filled the dead soldiers wish.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

one speech one great Western race. of
one form of freedom, of one faith. of one
civilization, OF one'desiiny. Why should
there be strife between Ist Why put
me aside for the Asiatic? Let lis be to-
gctbcr. you and me. as we have been .
LEI each of us hold his place in the land
which il wide enough for rs both and
which we have made so splendid and 80
great for ourselves and for those that
shall come after Us, in the generations for
all time
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

A curious matrimonial affair is rcpor-
ted in sullivan county. a Young fellow
named Empson wanted TO marry Miss
but the paiernal and maternal
.iamison couldn't see it. The father
came down on the lovers. in the course OF
n clandcstinc interview, whalcd the
dachtcr and took her home. She ran OF
TO ncighbor',. The old man went ior
her. and was met by yonng Empson. who
flashed little gun-powdcr in Is face. :
This exhibition Of pluck had a good cf.
feet oil The father. and he told Empson
to take her and be id
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

IL Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, tho famous
London preacher, says Of infant bap-
|tism: aH .f.' rafa
.'li is wicked and pernicious assnmp-
tion on the part of Priests. and Il mock
cry and faschood before Heaven prom
Using. without authority. that the child
will obey the Divine will, that as the Al
mighty did not call upon ,nan 10 help
him from the world. or 10 dig The chan
nclS of the great deep, to ron along the
stars. or 10 carry the torch 10 light mp tho
worlds of the universe. so man could
not assist God in creating a soul. or anew
heart in the child"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

n Stevenson. The younr man who
tu.nrd States evidence against the gang
of outlaws residing IN dis and adjoining
IcoUn;ir~. Was attack "a ~ several OF tie
last week. IL Dasicss county.
'and but Tor The hccinc,s OF foot would
IlNc been killed ~ tlcdcsperadocs. who
sent shower OF balls after him. The
last heard Of him lie was stiilon the run.
Y NinrcDluA sun.
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Extraordinary Self lmmolation !.

HUNDRED ErssIASs BURN
THEMSELVES TO DEATH.
The following statement appears in the
Pail Mall Gazette:
"All the extraordinary proceedings Of
the many iunatical sects whose rapid in
crease has excited So much anxiety in
Russia are fairly thrown into the shade
by terrible act Of scli-imnloation
which is reported from the Government
Of Saratow. y few months ago the pro-
hhcts OF new religion made their a,-
pcarance in that part Of the empire.
preaching self-destruction by fire as the
only sure road 10 salvation and so read
lily was thcir dreadful doctrine received
by the ignorant and supcrlious pcasantry,
that in one large village 10 less than sew
entecn hundred persons assembled in
some wooden houses, and. having bfr-
ricadcd the doors and windows, set tic
building on fire. and perished i'll the
flames. The authorities are doing all
they can TO stay the progress of This new
madness, but their task is obviously u
different one. The punishments which
the law can infiet must have little ter
ror for enthusiasts who deliberately
choose a death SO horrible as The true
road 10 lIcaycn.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

GTA resident Of one of the suburban
towns found the services al church very
quictlng. and fell asleep. iIewaS finally
disturbed ~ the touch of a contributions
lox. and imagining The deacon to be the
railway conductor. without opening his
eyes. lie calculated Season" and SUM,
bacl; 10 resume his nap.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

o. Women are said to have stronger
attachments Than men. Itis cvinced III
little things. A man is often attached 10
an old hat: but did YOU ever know OF y
woman having an attachment ior an old
.lonnct
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

o-y "Whar Is Europe compared with
America I" said FoQrth-of-,'uly orator.
,.Nowhar. Whari il England! Nowhar
They call England the mistress Of the
sea. but what makes the sea? The Mis-
-is.ipi, makes il and all we've got to do
is to i,lrn the Mississippi into the Mani
moth Cave. and the English navy will bc
tlounLcring in the mud"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

A Coon MovT.--Spenccr County. In
diana, holds an election on the 18th Of
October TO vote on the question of APP
propi'iating two per cent on the taxable.
property OF the county to the RockPort
and Northern Central Railway. II j.
expected that Rnbois and other counties
will follow her example.
Cincinnati Commercial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

How TO MAKE a TowN Encourage ev-
cry ono. especially new men, 10 come i'll
and settle among you. particularly those
who are worthy and active. whether they
have capital or not. Their alone worth
money. Those who have capital will
buy lots. build houses. or tear out and
remodel the ones. Go to work and slim
ulate every legitimate enterprise by Civ
ing il all the friendly encouragement YOU
can. hy uniting your industry, influence
and common cause. Cultivate public
spirit. and talk less than Won work.
Help Your ncighbor. If be is. in danger.
of breaking down prop him up in soms
way. either by kind words. or lift from
your pocket book. If he gets fairly down
before YOU kdnow his situation, set him
on his feet again his misfortune is 10 DO
ptied. not blamed : and his talents and
labor are worth money to the communi-.
tv. Besides. il NAV some day be your
turn 10 need corresponding sympathy.
Encourage your local authorities in max
ing public improvements for the good Of
the town YOU live in. ct lis prospects. of
Your ncighbors, and III fact everything
likely TO advance the general good. IL
lis surh little things that make town
grow. Their cost is insignificant when
divided up among all, but when conrcn-
lti1icd into a general effort, they do tho
business thoroughly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

~ MARY" said :, teacher. why didn't
ycu cone 10 school Nesierdav." 'lfyon
please. ma am. MY a,nt died. and went
10 ihc f,,ncral." M hereafter. when
Your relatives die. tel them t. have the
funerals saturday afternoons or sundays.
for we can't have our @hools dlsorgan-
lied 10y such things
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

Druncan is IN his grave:
After life flftfnl headache he sleeps well.
Liquor has done its worst: nor gin nor
whiskcy.
Nor foreign spirits. nor domestic heavy,
Can touch him further.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

IL A soldier was going of the field
TOO hastily. when the provost-guard
cried: "llalt!" Cant" Wounded I!
NO whats the matter" IL am
scared, and want 10 go to the rear to-
rally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

The Secretary Of the Treasury official
ly figures ont reduction of near fifty
millions in the public debt since the lst
of March: but then lie throws out Of the
account $50. .sGj22O OF Pacific railroad
bonds. for which the Government is
bound and even the interest upon which
the Government is bound. and even the
interest upon which the Treasury has 10
pay for we find in this statement the
sum Of S3.4Og,S56 II put under the head
OF balance OF interest paid by the Uni
ted States" Tie figures 10 which we
wish 10 ask public attention are those in
the official statement. giving the tota!
amount of the public indebtedness on
the first day of the present month. These
figures are as follows:
Total dcbt-principai out
standing a2.5S7, $4,000 Ol
Accrued interest and over
due coupons 3S.sl4.i9O ~
Pacific Railroad Bonds 6O.S6O,32O co
Interest accrued 603.Oll %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

".Arc you not afraid your wife will
get married again when You die I!
Il hope She may. as there will he one
man in The world who will know how 20
pity me-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

O--~ The following notice is posted
on n fence in I.ondcn suburb: "Whocv-
CT is found trcspassing OIL these grounds
will be shot and prosecuted.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24


VINO SHALL rE orR NEXT CANpTDArE
FoR GOVERNOR. : A correspondent of tho
Plymonth Democrat suggests Hon. Thos.
II. Cobb as the next Democratic candi-
date for Governor. lie says:
Already | have noticed that several
Democratic journals Of this State have
been casting abont for suitable candi-
date for Governor. While | would not
in the least dctract from the worth of tho
eminent men mentioned in connection
with thar position. am certain that
shall do the Democracy of Indiana no
harm when mention the name OF Thos..
X. Cobb, OF Vincennes. rs a suitable cal-
didatc for the highest office in their Gift.
Dir. Cobb is not unknown to the reo-
pie OF Indiana: but where he is best
known. he is most adrnirec, not only for
his eminent ability, but for his unblcn-
ished private character and genial nature.
Ills long service in The Senate of Indi-
ana has stamped him rs one Of the best
legislators of the country. while his faith
iul devotion 10 the people. are an earn
est that the executive interests Of lndi-
ana could not be entrusted 10 safer hands.
As public de5ater he is one of the most
iorciblc and eloquent speakers in the
State, and as an Elcetor IN the Prcsiden-
tial ticket for the last two or three cam
paigns has done bcrculcan service forthe
Democracy. Pleasing in address. access
sibc. genial in nature. and gentlcmanly
i'm department. lie is cininently one OF
the people. and one to command their re-
spcct and confidence. MIR. Cobb stands
pre-emincntly to-day one Of the foremost
statesman Of this. il, point Of statesmen,
foremost State of the Union.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

DrGcrNG Fox MoNEY.-W What arc you
digging lor::'
- ain digging for money
The news flew idlers collected.
~ 6 are told you are digging Tor mo-
ne! 7"
We'll alma digging FOR anything
clsc:"
"liavc You any luck
First rate luck pays very wc!l-you
lad better take hold
M dollcd thcir coats. and laid hold
vigorously ior a time. .A.ler throwing
ON some cart loads. the question arose
Nv hcn did YOU gct any money: Z:
Last saturday night
"Mhy Row much did yo; get =
-Four dollars and Il half.
Why that's rather small.
III pretty well six shillings day is
the price for digging cellars ali over thc
town.
The spades dropped and thelcafer dis
apl cared.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

OFFICE. Is CoURfN EUiLpING On
WEST NJ AIN SrEEET.
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i.uicN oF s, H-t R.FTiON.
Single Subscription. foriiit. Nos. 81 90
FOR si1 months. 20
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NATE. or ADNLRqiaING.

RATES or ADNERgiaENG.
For square Of holmes or less. we'k. ] co
Lnch subsequent insertion. .ocis.
Longer advertisements az tac sam" rate.
4 fraction over even square or squares.
counted as a,Iugrr. These axe Tie terms
iort,nnsient advrriscncnts unreasonable
deduction Will be made TO reg u!ar auycr-
tisers.
Notices Of appointment Of adninistrn-
tors and legal notices of Ike characterize
be paid in advance.
ANNornclNG CANDirAgrs.
Ear Tow uship officers. each 500
Far Comfy > $50
For Distr;rt Circuit. or Slate. 800
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Making the total
so.Ge8.li7.2Ol5 5G

These arc official figures. and if they
fail to carry out the ingenious theory Of
the Secretary partisans. about the rapid
reduction Of the debt, we can't help il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

Wlcn was ,orng and tender too,
i had 10 iuiid and had 10 do
Whatever mother bade the;
She used 10 have 4 walnut stick
W lich kcpi NE on the doubIc-quick,
And lhat VA, where she had iue.
When older grown, and quite beau
Among ,hc Girls. used 70 know
! Miss Priscilla Cadmy
And with The help oi smiles and nods
| fell in love nj forty rods.
AND there is where she had me.
when was older. say sixteen.
| thought it time 10 have Il queen.
And \. ked her if shed wed me;
She said she didn't much object.
Or " ords 10 something that eject.
And there was where She had me.
Iut whcn. TO make the matter straight
went up 10 ncgolintc
aiiairs with Colonel Cadmy.
He said he didn't care 10 SELL
He told me might 20 10 well.
And that WAS where he had me.
drowned my sorrow in the cup
It'll got my dander up
Ci couldn't have been madder):
Whom She proposed that We be one
Ia spite vi pa--thc thing WAS donc.
Aud dat was here had her.
Two lovely urchin- ON my knee
Ain piound 10 say belong TO ire
= l.al is. 10 me and madnm):
For when We left oar native sod,
u e n j.cit Il car or two abroad
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