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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

At the fifth of July jubilee IN Charles
ton, the. Rev" W. II. Brown. who
opened the heat with "prayer"-saii ::
THAT he thanked Gp,l who bad mad
he cnlored people free after two hun
he'd and fifty years Of bondage. and had
r,laceti them in triumph over the whit,
men :; that the "colored people 5now had
the white men down in the dust aud
their feet upon their nccks."
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In the Dist. let Court of the

UNITED STATES. for South. Carolina.
July Term. 1869 In the matter Of Jo>eph
W. Hill. Of NewberTy County - Bank
rupt. Petition for full and 6aal discharge
in Bankruptcy. . ~. :
Ordered. that = hearing be had on the 10th
day Of August, 1869. at Frdersl Court House
in GreenviTle. s c., and that all cred>;
itors. &c., of said Bankrupt appear a. ssd
time and place. and shew cause II any they
can. why the prsyer of the Peiisinner should
not be grated. And thst the 2nd and %
meeting Of creditors Of sai6 Bankrupt viii
be held at the Office Of C G. Jaeger. E.q.,
Registrar of third t3} Congressional District,
s. c on the 7th day Of August, 1869, at
12 NJ.
BY order of the Court, the 7sh day of
July, 1869. @..:E
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk District Cuurt United States,
July H2T3t For South Carolina.
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SssrExD1D PREaiUSs The Proprictors o
ihss Anier-iiccati' Sfack Jonrnnf OFF, To sru
4 pair of their ftmouSChpster White Ply
OF a. club OF 81 subscribers at l,nh each
. lso.- Imported kl.lrrners, Sonthdowi.
sheep Poultry. Imported and American
seed Wheat &c, on the same liberal ter,ns
Send for "a specimen copy aid premium
;st. Address q. p, Boyer s Co, parkes
.,rrs, Chester Go, Pa. .
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, SAFE OF THE "RouND TABLE. The
Round Table newspaper has been sold
". Mr.. Sedlev, the proprietor, to Mr..
Roosevelt, of the Citizen, and will be
m reed into the latter paper. The styl,
and form ofrhe Round Table will be re
lainei, and the number of pages will he
Increased from sixteen to t"eEtr-four.
The edito, ial force of the Citizen will be
eneaced on the new combination sheet.
.. - IN. Y. Post.
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In the District Court of the

UNITED STATES, for South Carolina.
july term I'm the matter ofThomas Whit
:; mirr. of Newbe,ry County Bankrupt. Pc
tion for full and final discharge in Bank
ruptcy. 4.
Ordered that hearing be had on the
lCih day Of August. A. D. 1869, at Feder-
al Court :Honse, in Creenville. s. o., ana
that all Creditors. &C., Of said Bankrupt,
appear at said time and place, and show
cause, if any they can, why the prayer Of
the Petitioner should not be granted And
that the End and Sd meeting of Creditors Of
said Bankrupt will be held at the Office es
C. J. Jaeger, Esq, Register Of 81 Congress
sional Districts.S, c., on the 9Th day Eau,
gns'. 1859, at l2M. - -
By order the Court, the 9Th day Of
July, 1869. So -.a ..- .-.r,-,s.s :. So.
-. " DANIEL HoRLBECK, .
Clerk DIST. Corrt Q. s.,
July - q St For South Carolina.
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/ ThesMercbantS of st. Louis propose
.fferirgsthe la gest premiums on cotton
i the next Ortober fair, ever given ii
|: 6e world, tsa,nelr;S $500 each f"r sw'
! 'aRs, each'bals tn weigh G'ur hundred
fifty pounds. one Of short staple ano
the, ,othsrsoflong. ac.g = -
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How TO ExrixepisH FIRE IN A CHIa

How TO ExTixep'sH FIRE IN A CuIa,
NEy.AShdt the dnor Of the apartment to
arevena. aeinncut Eof air, and throw q.
few fiandfulsefcommon salt upon the
>tise,sN hiohexiu immediately cextingui>h,
isssItspeither causes smoke nor precipi,
tatas.lM s,ot., The philosophy of this
is, That in the process of burning the
salt, .muriatic gas is evolved, which is an
extinguiSher Of fire.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

sSArE TAxEs.-The Cslan6is PSeh-
tx says ''Maay citizenssof South Car;
,,lina refuse tapay their State FAX. on
the ground thatTitziS an Illegal Sihsposss
tion, even according to thsprssenk Gnns
>,i,u,inn and laws of South .GaZeGRa.
The Question will he carried intn the
Courts"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

> The Greenyille Mnuntaincer announces
a double wedding in the Episcopal
Church Of that town, on the 25th ult.
VIM. Beatty. Esq, and Miss Fanny
Perry; Prof. John F. Lanneau and Miss
Mary F. Cox.
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aSSHi @ TSgTs- 1.-3 :, -;

sETaSs> Tssy. !ssG,sssvS ihe opihio:
tifat Nfs igsiRI arN Texas will i; How
hsfeS6rf ths USi D}mfiitiiiidm.. The clec
tiaaan ahsssESstii willZTa'baa1y no. oc
I.t:sua6kIhe-fdhtth sFoeSday ip, -N"rem:
,eEys This AsAl throw tins election af,el
the contests in PENNSYLVANIA and Obi"
Nothing has tran>pircd' regarding tn
resaS, election. but i; is thought that i
Lill be. fixed for q periol equally re
note. = 49,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

Among M ,g.sny 4'nP99rrt'arnt questions
'of The dsX; Is. that Of Asrispltnrai lsbor.
e.snaths, s,snfject d Chinese labor has sprung
Suddenly upon us, and daily assumes great.
rr iaPostaase, Many urge that negro la
Dor is neither Sufficiently, abundant nor re-
liable, and that the influx of European labor
Is al og~,her too sparse and slow for the
PURPOSES Of Southern recupcration. With
1soa, easering into tie relative merits ofthe
.variio,..a classes eft,bos on this occasion, ve
s>hsmasa tatGouEp planters and hrmers stOu'S1
scafsfiulg sohsiaer fis Important question acs
h4t d1ics. :The South needs tfaehabie, tract.
t,lS; SSa abSaadAht and 1rstiadle labor, IN order
hast hhfirp fiSh fields nay once more bloom
psidfli soldsahs. 6hasrvests. More amen n9z
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

The carr ag, *eon,aisins. Mayor Pals
bury. Alderman Macket. and -Severai
other Of tseseity officials, upset; on the
5,h. and the occupants were deposited in
the mud:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

N0SsSrring gQeSrecss,dusFSISt.,LS 10 =
Tie 5exescisesa oil llisgnot Ian s' cieiy
we're opened si,h prayer ny Rex.} W. 5,
Bo@nah then foiiSwe.i the -stltiresse<:
ssFhe gsefui and Beautiful by GA
H5seh. .Eoa wo1 BIZ Ss&1s s1S a.
ssHoaor E.aud Shame frome no condition
rise srAct we,I yaur. pare there all tbs
hosor lies,n bys &. ". Bei;ipser. -..,,1-
S.Eiouuence, by S I, Hughes. = = - :
sS6eee7i of Emmett, by ID: r Werner { ,
e'The land ne love and her iaenored dead, :
by a. Wngard,z 2s29e4sG;;iEse ,,l4:t- %3ls
..Jply lsf, Degree of Baehelor Of Arts ;xas
conferred on J. E. Houseal.. -,
tasfff at irst ron don't succeed, Try. try
again. bs J.:E! Heaseai.El % CO 9ESss'
.sAre the boanFs. of a general j. be pre-:
ferred to those of a statesman"
Afirmstive-S S. RsAn.
Sega.iye-Z.s Bedsubansh. ?, az9
Benediciien, hy the Prrsid pt.. sat
{Yhe exercises of The Jnnior t;hssppened
With PRAYER, BY Rev r s: cBdshest: SThea
c1me fhe folinsing 'aflireSseS.5 z .E$S
sssTas March Of Mind, eys6sR p RoozecJ
aWater. its Uses, Importance and Pow es. !
S&Tsas Greatness, by SIS. sinel,srr::
ksThe demand efl our csantrS sas sthe;
presen, time," by W.. s. Winsard. 80 =.
,Beresiietioa, by the President. g;-es :
The Primary Department also dill we'll
In faes everything proved sat >faeto'r. and
il ecnsd besseen that tine teacher had not.
been idle.-Cor. Oh. News. p -
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-. EEE,; 2 Z-z ke Ss's m q TEEsA

I ,DSISe~ STATENESrS -Ehs . Court o.
rimiitnal Appeals IL England re:eIth
ser ASIDE a verdic1 Of murder or, ~tbs'fhf,
luwsriirns2 grounds ; The only 6cvitiehr>
as:iii,>t It e p. isansr was cantainea2 i,
ttne diving declarations of: the wou%l,c
person, woman. who, at the ei,dts fats
i1rvount of the circumstances, said, :.
have made the above statement with al'
fear "f death h.f"re ne, and with M
hope "a, present Of my recar'ry Thu
wtr1S "a, present" were 'in,erlined "a
tine ,isceases!'< request. ); fan,is the G'sat
held that this fict showed that 1he dec1
laratitn was NO. masi. Sissg ctiea&tnsrI
death, s.m ,her,d., r.. sthas;shc htass,
ansass ce,lo, ,17t bey eseissedl j ins sSi9sssss
i rhes sepns,ruciiah l,laoed, .lpen The Wso,as
under cornsldersliiqn S Ncaid seem tQsFe: "a:
iItiiiat th.sagh' the wonhtft' PERSON be
bsevesf herself to he in a i9Ay sr4atita'
>e1ae. vet asfe had mot gseaedp al
7ho3 s7of recovery. :3sTaapa s Esf,'
! ;sr& y@N-e Sa aiHilmi' g'on Star Q :,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Cd
Wslassiay Morning, July "a, 1869.
~ .syre;uta n;ssnthrallsd.
fhs colum6ia Phenix,

The readers of this paper hare noticed "a;
grea, Improvement in tie quantity aud quail
2ity of its reading matter lauH. We sincere>
" trust that lis, sntcrprising manag,r and
p oprietor, MSselsE will commune 10 use
his efforts to make the III enix a first class
uewspsp r, both in size and material. 1t
rs sIid that Ar.F IL Etmore.: wh. is quite
we'll known 10 many OF our readers. has
fl'd. the cditoriai chair FOR the past six
~ecsss, and thar he viii probably assume the
pftsisf fehaigs 6f the paper at an early day.
,weaopeisha> is-so ;forMs Elmere has the
ab:assaSa nsP Pschsiar, s4'eas 10 make the
'ihniife fAerse paper -7rr.37o ~;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

Mr. George Peabody has added anoth.
cr million Of dollars to the Southern ed
ucational fund.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

The XIX Century, The first number o
his h,rleston Magazine is rich and rae!
The, illustrations are worth the price
subscription IS 81 per nnnnm. Send YOU
mmes to Charleston, F. G. de Fontainr
}tsitiess Mana ger. - ....-'- <i
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

! FrSSY.--We learn that several ladies
who live: some - miles east ofthe
Court House, discovered for several
mornings recently that some one had
<p,inkled salt in their plaza during the
night. So they determined to watch
hut getting tired and sleepy towards
midnight, they retired, and as usual i'll
the morning, salt was found strewn in the
plaza. They then resolved to sit up all
night aud solve the matter, and in the
small hours ayant the twall-lo ! a fel'
low appears upon the plaza and. begins
to sprinkle salt. The ladies, being With
out male protector, opened fire upon
him. and gave him eight shots. He
naStlly retreats, without leaving any
sigrs Of being hurt, Who, which or what
was he, and what in the deuce did he
mean? .....
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MARRIED.

On the h OF July. 1860, by the Rev. :.
al. Bord, Mr.. JOHN M NEAL and MISS
ABBIB HARP. all of Newberry Dist ., 8 c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

! The .xK Century Msgazine. Canvas
Eefs| and a!cH"t waited for the new Cha
;;..skon Ness l; Magazine a young mar
ltha8 sssaesaEiene$ son sa;day. :Addr's1
kEXC Csptsrx fsmP ny Charleston, souit
PssaIlsaassz g; $50 3esc 3A5c "-..:-f?.'s-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

"G:4phic, racy, entertaining and instrur
ive, 'is tile poputir verdict on the XIX
century M6n,Hy Magazine. Published j.
'lmsaestou, Sss5ueer annwn. Address F
Z De Ie,sn inc, sBasiness Manager: \ :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

G.M. Girardeau, Esq, has been ap-
poi,,ed Magistrate for Newberry County.
asiaslsesis.now~preparsd~to-zezecntes.
business in, that department. Office in
tie tthAs 6 QUIT House. :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
NswRERRY. S. c., July 9th, 1869.

Mr.. A. P. PlFER - DEAR SIR.-lhe
Committee Of Examination, to whose
jedgmen, you have entrusted the ap.
,portioume#t Of prizes for Scholarships,
would recommend the following as
just distribution, viz: = i ~
s P,ise to Caesar class-to Benny
Mayer.
s0f the three Other prizes, the first to
William Houseall , the second, to be
drawn for by ". Carwile, and F. Schum.
pert he4lsiesiss.eie vbee@deaEanefoE-.Ihss
BUR- j. Ramage and Hayward -Eyart.
: >Kespec,fufIy submitted i AS.se',>'
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Court continues in session but it lis be-
leved will adjourn to-day, when sentences
will bespronounced sas -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

Marlboro is to have Coolie labor.
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ATTEMPT TO Snoor-I.ast Saturday at
ternoon, Willie Riser, attempted to shoot
atJohn W. Wicker. Mr.. Edward chri,.
tian standing near, caught the pistol and
directed the ball in another direction, but
received, slight wound in his,left hand.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

REORGANIZATION ofss,he pupils ossRev.
Mr.. Hillhouse's Schoo. previous 10 raca.
tioa.cameof lass Friday. The exercises,
we Earn we're qui,eSiuterestshg ana aishls
crcditable
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

CONCERT Miss E Foyd, blind LADY,
will give Concert at the Female Academy,
tuesday Evening, the 18th: Miss F. is a
pupil or The Blind asylum, and graduate of
the Georgia INSTITUTION. She deserves the
most henry cour:ssies Of generous and
apprecia'i1s public and we feel sa'i.f d th"t
wherever she goes, Kindness, attention and
sympathy will be promptly extended TO
her - =. .'......
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

The SENIOR. Mr.. T. F. Greneker, who
has been for several months in very deli
cate health, has been constrained to
visit Glenn Springs, in the hope that ne
may recover his wasting energies. We
do wish that the change of scenery, and
apurer atmosphere, together with health
giving waters and pleasant society, NAV
enable him speedily to recover his wasted
health and heeifulness. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

FALL GARpESING.-Now is the tine to
think about. preparing for the Fall GardeH'
1t must rain before a great while, and
since ne hare been denied the luxury of
all the crisp, savory healthful vegetables
and rich acidulated fuits Of Spring and
Summer, let us redoublc our efforts for the
products that belong to the Fall. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

SHOT. We lesrn that Mr. Pink Harris,
while returning to. his home on Friday
;nisit:las, received Il shot from some per.
SON unknown. We are informed ,la: he
was wounded in the abdon,en-bu.-is doing
we'll.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

DRoETH.-The iuterminable and ire
pressiblc drouth- continues, The Heavens
arc as brass and the earth as iron. The
past few days wereif anything hotter than
ever Gardens are exhausted. Old con,
that has bee, well.worked. can stand afew
days longer, apd will do we'll with gener-
cas rain But that which has not beer,
worked so we'll is'twistins up and diving al
the tassel.t Cotton holds its own dnely.
The eeds aud !grass are dead, and0wish
a fas rain co;iosl vail foarish nicely. 8a:2
Praaf Pifers. srtoo! E ta3iasticn, : osi;; 8; {;
CURED, last Thursday aud Friday. We
learn that the scholars exhibited great
proficiency in their studies. Il would
afford US mach pleasure to give more
extended notice IT the exercises tut an
invitation. to- attend did not reach u in
time, and wc we've not tTnl!y aw.re Of
the o. cision until after its occurrence.
Consequently We are not prepared to
make that accurate report of the stu.
ton, no. to group its interesting events
N I .incid, n;S TO the extent that we
would otherwise 1ssiFe,s We ars,happy
to learn that slhe boys departed them:
selves as .1sbe5 5polits. courtseus api3 geo:
Observation-Disclosures. that they are, should
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-01

0d8 @ptteStpprt.

Was 1T bes beutI&sn Glauteus 5urt?
Das ewis feRe Gutteswort
Das pbue Mantel pirb befebn,
81 Orb unb pimmel ~anterssbn,
11ub ben, ber Wunberborn entquiGt,
De- aIen Duri1 mad Wabrbeit (ilt.
@es 1T Der teutl9en Silbuns Sort?
Das ewis i@6ne @ottesport
Das feline 9immelstraft betpabrt
l1nb aunt unb @i6eni&aft ssrfldrt
l1nt Ge nit ienem 2i&t bur&famn't
Cas aus Der @uttbeit Siefsn ffan'n,t.
Das 1T Der beuti9en Jreibeit sort!
Das emis Rarte @ottsswrrt
Das 5eleen seust spQ araft unb Muth
Die freubis cpfern @ut uns Blut
Das. btante @awert in .tapfrer 9ane,
Bebrpbt elm Jeint tas @aterlano.
@as 1T Der bsutlden Spra@e 9ort!
Das liebe teutde @rttespprt>
Mu benz furwabr Elm beutlder Warn
G9t beutla ST reeen lernet farn
Sn freiem Mutb unb pbne @rpa
gpn Rem, npsr,1 bas SerS ibm Sou.
Mlein teutl6es Gplf, y Wcnnelat1t.
Du meme bcbe, ibUns 8raut,
8 manblt auf Der 0laubensbabn
SIM @eia ter 2iebe bimmelan
11nt tperte reider fort une fort
Mu @ottesfraft bur@ @uttesport.
(Mbenbi9ule.)
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2alen6ariunt.
* l..

2. a%tbanalius, Bii@sf BON Msranbrien,
tuar nebf ben elaussubea Iuesnben, be Ct H.
iah, in ben ununterbroaeueu @erfdsunsen, bic
er ertrue, Der uneriarsdenfe gertbetetssr BIT
@ottbsit Ssiu Gbrift unb leiner beiltseu @eR<
eiun, mit@or:en uub IN ieinen @9rifteu. @tart
i'm SABRE 373.
3. Grfinbun9 bes bei(teeu Greu~
sss. Die beilise 5elena, Muttsr tes aailers
8onaantin bes @roben, entbedte in Seruialeua
bas beilise xreu3, unt lief cine Stride an benz
Orte tauen, 100 bieler tofbare S9ab eefuuben
tpurten I'M SABRE 327.
4. Mpntto, nit Yatrieius, einen 5eiben,
gu 1asana in Ntrita serebeli9t, bat BURG itre
tepunperunesmaroise 8ei@eioenbeit, ibre aus
barreube @eevlo, i9re ~retaenbe Sanftmutb unb
tbr 8cttrauen auf @ott ibren @attsn unb @obn
s~lusuiin fir Gbri1us %sepoanen. Starb int
Sabre 3S7.
5. WiusV, aus BEN wrseteer>S roen, wurte
1866 papf. Seine Spariamfeit iebte i'm III
ben Stanb, baB er Mrme unearante unterlaben
unb fromme Stiftuneen gum geien Der Sus.ub
MAIDEN frnnte. Starb 1872.
6. Sotaun Damaseen idlus ale o.
r~en1eQen aus, unb besab fd in bic Giniamfeit,
I'M fib gang ben 4riRli@en Gusenben tpibnten
81 fSnnen. 9ier entpifelte ct ieinc Galente
gum 8elen Der Stride, unb errarb i1 bwr@
ietre Sdriften ben Namen eines Giraensatsrs.
9tarb 754.
Z. 5tanisIaus, 8il9pf Don aratau, pre-
biete benz @plte. 70 &pie Ct aud ben 0rubeu ur~
eridrpden ibren laferbaften 9etenstpanoel ser<
mics. l1neeredt aneetlaet sereaB Ct bic gFi9t
eesen bic peIAi9e Striefeit nibt, unb oertbet<
biete l9 auf cine ianfte, aber AUDI wunOerbafe
Weile. 5tarb 1879.
8. Des beilieen G%r3sneels Mt@ael
gri&einune. @te ssi&ab unter papf @elafus
I. auf benz 8erse @areanu> no ibm gu Gbren
Der Yildof gu Sipuntu auf bieiem 8erse cine
bur9 bic Nnoa9t Der 8Slfer febr berabmte Sir
DE erbauet bat.
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Der Rafkfduige.
@ei6ihts init 5eit9emdsen @aneslpdsn
:. 1. 9agele.
(Jorti:yung.)
v.

Son per 8udfebr Der Suriten, Tesierur'
sen unb Resierten 81 @ptt bdnss ME @te>
berfebr be1erer aeieai6aftli4er 3ufdnbe ab,
tpGbrerb Der Iiberale nno rabtfale &rebsfprt>
fArttt tn 1einem @erlaufe eS 70 weit trd4te,
bae felbf in ben %seiesnetiten 9dnbern Der
Grbe Mtatcnen 8ettler einem @dufein
@runbret9er seseniiber fteben parben. um
bic MSs1i6feit unb Griprteblihfeit berartt>
ser Gr~Srterunsen gu fa0er, 1pcaen mir ni9t
serae7en, bae Sribp1in bic Sins1inssiabre
febr fart tinter ii9, cine 1arte S9ule bur4>
sema6t, sisle Grfabrunaen sefaramelt, bic
.2aee tes &leinbanbwerfes ii Der S4wei5
bepbaGtet urb gar @teles,' tpent au6 ntat
serbaut, 10 bod seleien unb bem @eba@t>
ntfe einseprdst bate. SIN Der Saule bes
Qebens lerrt Ser MenlA metr, ais 1T ieber
anberen, uriere @cdfAulen fetne5weees aus
9enommen!-
Tribplin nurbe ein Qieb1ins Der 8ean,ten,
i%nsbe1pnbere Der 9aussetF1iden. CT Bate
mituuter fetne 1ne1anApltiden Mnfdae uro
fplde maren lebr persetbliA, 70 oft er fein int
.@ansen 70 frsublples 2eber bur6ba9te, BIER
auf bic @dnbe BET 3eQe anf9aute unb Be-
re1nete, wie pie1e @uppen bier gu efen tbr1
nod iibrie blieben. Der 9aus9eiflt9e
wedte III itm Ben @eeonfen AT Muswanbe<
runa mad Mmerifa, etnen @ebanfen, ben
Srtbplin ais frdfti9er Mann unb tii4tt9er
Mrbeiter nit Sreuoen ersriff. 3atte bic
alte Welt beS 0uten peri9 9ebpten, fp wpaz
te Ct es einn,al NIT Der neuen prpbtren. Gr
las uber Mn,erifa, er trdun,te Ypn Mmerifa,
aQerbtnos ni6t ME DON etnen, SA1arafen,
1anbe nit @fannenfa4bersen, ater bp@ ais
ron etne1n Qanbe, 1T wel6em ein arteitia~
1ner uno seiGidtsr Miann tauientmal eber
auf einen 9rlnen .3weis fpmr1t, ais Eel
ul5.
Gr pubte, cine arbettlame @ausfrau fet in
Mmerifa ein mod un9lei6 srSDeres &1einpb,.
ais In Gurppa, unb Smar Dor adetn cine beut>
fAe 6aasfrau. Tribp1tn fanb 1T Dem &1ter
in neldem mani iid uns1adli9 ST. faDlen Be-
ainnt, tpen1 fetn befimmtes 2ebens3iel unb
fein eisener @eerb uns tpt1fen. Mas tas
Oerebe %fentimentaler @biloippben, Der lebtse
Menia babe 1tine usDttltde" Yefimmuns
Yerfeb1t, au@ nod f. abselhmedt unb eric
sen fetn,-ip pte1 birfte man selten 1anen,
ben .,eifen Meni4sn ~erbe bic grfaauns
tbrer Beftnntuns bur4 ein 9eben am eise~
men 5eerte erbebli9 erleidtert unp serfaGt.
Trtbeltn traunate yor einem eisenen @eerbe
int fernem 2ntertfa. Der @ansseifliAe
Bate sriber unb Treunbe bort urb belt
reb1i9 @prt nit hem geriprehsn, fir cine
.3ufudtsndtte unb 8efanntl1aften gu for
een. Ord nelhe 9eripn fpnnte poer ourfts
fem @Fesbefpblener an feiaem 3ufuhtsbsr>
be ii6 trdunten -? St lAittete Spr bent prte'
iterli4en Sreunbe fem 9anses @er5 aus
unb ersdblte pbne @eb1u. 8eiADnt9unS feline
9ebensseihtdte etne Generalbei6te pbne
bas Sigillum CONFESSIONS, ME fpi1e mir
r~ien1als sprsefpmnen 1T unb iawerliA nod
etnnal scrfommen ptrb! pneste Der @eif<
Tide In TreunbeSfretlen gu ersdblen.
Der wurbise Mann muBte, ~as er gu tbun
Bate.
SIN Mtler bel @olfa& sins bas 2eben int
,,alten Grum,n" jabraus, tabrein, felbf
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-31

rrsed almost everybody and is yet wrapped
in mystery. That his act was in
splred by some special and very strong
aCerUy of feeling towards the late Attorney- eneraf
is pretty clearly shown by the marked discourtesy
and impatience with which that ofiicial was re-
moved. AS regards the electromagnetic
rail- whatever may have been the actual or true occa-
sion of his removal, the puDc verdict seems 20 he
that he is the victim of misplaced confidence He
trusted appears to have trusted I'm the honor aud
honesty OF Geary, while the event shows that he
builded his hopes upon an unsubstantia foundation
The Transcript says:-
We do not hesitate to say that, in personal. no
less than In political sense change at this period
was not one that ought to have been made
was mean and dirty piece OF business for the Cow
ern0r OF great Commonwealth to descend to the
subterluge OF ward politician to attain personal
and political success.
No one who has read the correspondence in regard
to the Attorney-Generalshp can fail to defect the
utter meanness of Geary's Character IL shows that
while he was prOfessed friend he was secret
enemy. 1t shows that while he is brave TO do now
he was a skunk and a coward not q month ago IL
shows that he was false to those who stood by him
in his diTest and darkest hour, and that he was a
panderer TO popularity at the expense of those who
served him best 1t shows that he was ready to
sacrifice good men and true like William H. Kemble
the late State Treasurer, that the seeds OF this abi-
tion might bring forth precious fruit 1t shows in
word, that Governor Geary is low, mean, and un.
gracious cur, who has no claim to popular regard
and whose reelection to the Governors office is a
disgrace TO the commonwealth of Pennsylvania