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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

NANTED, AN HONEST AND GEN
w TEEL WATTINGM.iN. None need apply
unless thoroughly competent as II butler and
withomt best city recommendations. Apply ut
this Olce. noyi; q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

LNOR SALE, TIE HOUSE AND Iur
h No. Minority street, containing five rooms
anh necessary UulbuhagS. Possession given I'M
mctliaiely. Apply on tile premises.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

"ANTED, a HOUSE SERVANT AND
w NURSE. None ncc,l apply unless well re-
commended Apply ut southeast corner OF King
ann Spring streets.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
GL II ING, LORING
FURN ISHIN GOODS.
MENKE & MULLER,
No: 325 KING STREET,
Three Doors below Liberty street

Have Just received anu opened q large and fine
assortment of MEMS YOTt!,s' ana Boys CLOTH
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting OF
White and C0ored Shirts, Underwear Goods, &C.,
English and Domestic Half Hose, AlcNandcrs
and Couvhicr's Kid Gloves, Buckskin, pucSEin,
CaifsSin; Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed; Silk and
Thread Gloves Linen and Paper Collars, Cravats,
Neck Tics, Pocket lIandkorchicfS, Suspendcrs,
Umbrellas, &C.
Also, large ana well assorted stock OF BROAD
CLOTli, CASHMERE, D0ESKIS, BEA " X
CLOTH, &C, large variety of the new style Pants
ana Vest Patterns which offer 10 scil by piece,
yard or pattern. or make up into garments by
measure, in the latest styles.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low, in plain figures.
Being confident TINT we can offer Inducements
unequaed by any other house, we solicit buyers
In our line TO give us n call before purchasing
elsewhere.
All nrtleTs will receive our prompt and very
careful attention.
Entire satisfaction is guaranteed.
octll mwi;,mOs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
financial.
FIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY-YEAR
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
COMPANY.

rniScIrAL ASp INrEnEsr PAYABLE IN NEW YORK
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

DEAL ESTATE.-A COMMODIOUS AND
lN substantial threc-story brick HOUSE, con
tanning siS square rooms, dressing rooms, pantry
ah,l siorc-ro0nl, with Kitchen OF i've rooms stu.
Bile &c. la central part Of the city, for sale by
WARDIAW K CARI;W. uctI3 WIN,
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for Gnlc.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
III rERTr Of any kind may he advertised for
sale III this column, al the rate of % cents for
advance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

POOMS TO RENT.-TI1REE UNFUR-
l.C NlSiiED rooms In n residence pleasantly
situated In the western part of tho city. Terms
moderate. For further particulars, apply at No.
IL Doughty street. octIe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

"ANTED IMMEDIATELY, a COLOR
w ED WOMAN, to cook and wash; also, Il
Girl or Boy, tO ,lU hUuscwOrk. None need apply
without recommendations AMI be willing tO sleep
on the premises. Apply 1T No. I'5 Queen street,
opposite Smith. nOvS .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

EOR SALE, ONE HORSE, ONE DRAY,
H. one Buggy, one Wagon and two Carts In.
Iniic ut Southeast corner OF Market and Church
streets. noyo Ins
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

FT,u KENT, A F1SrTEi8TGj,G WITH FIN
i TURES forr SrI, ~ am. r.r-rooR, corner
Longitude Lane cnl f.a.. Bay 70 nm approved
tenant rent will bo 30 per 20 ,nth Also six
large square Rooua, with IRE places. back puZzas
AMI cstern watrr on every story. The rooms
viii be rented slnsv /! preferred. Inquire OF Mr..
ROSE, on the premises. octl6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
5topes, hanscs, Nr.

g TOYES AT WHO'LL AL L
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

WANrED, \ YOUNG MAN. WHO Is
w willing to assist in keeping buoSs, attend
.n sShipping, ANA to moderate salary To begin
with. Address, in own handwriting Assistant,
Charleston Post Office. nOyG %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

WANTED, a WATTING1IAN AND a
w Girl To ,lo chamber work. Both must bc
wen recommended. Apply nj No. i3 Mcctn"
street, next door below the Charleston Club
House. novS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

EOR SALE, A FINE PAIR OF LARGE
II Gray HORSES. Warranted sound AMI gen.
lie In any Kind OF harness. AlsO beautiful we'll
broke buggy MARE, OF MOrg' stock. Apply at
Charleston Hotel Stables. noy5
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

"ANTED, BY a RESPECTABLE
w white woman, u situation rs Cook and
Washer. Apply nj No. SO Trald street, between
Meeting AMI Church streets nOvS IL
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Muuts.

INFANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody In this column
III the rate OF % cents for twenty words or less
each Insertion, ir paid In advance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

WANTED, :. H. y $ u, NEAR TIE
w cent ,pait S Uc city. containing Ave or
SIX rooms, it soc.s orlbu'idings and water.
Address ID, This 'tE.. scpt2S
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
In ~, o,,i,1 ,,,.,,,' H. . ,.. :,:,..:

In an article upon The possibilities Of
war and future contingencies, the Char.
lesion News concludes MS (.IoSs:
In the meanwhile. every Snn,hcrner
should watch tho political horizon with
II ca'n and steady eye. Wo know no,
wha. m'sht be tho final result uf "A war
between the Government Of the United
States ans the three powers; bu: it Is
the pa'. IF "iS'lon to keep our house in
mder and he ready to meet every issne
TINT may nriSe. Our people now should
hr chory "f contracting debts and Of in.
crea>ing their outstanding engagements.
The first Srri"ns talk of war would drive
gold nut OF sight. mud in the course al
the war the history "f the Confederate
currency would he repeated. Wo mns,
live quietly. and. as far as possible. with.
IN ourselves. ESpcrinl attention should
"ont,nnc t" be given to raising bread
>!ntf<. y" opportunity should be neg
lcrtrl nf increasing our manufacturing
capacity. Our aim should ho to make
the Sonth rs fur rs possible independent.
so that if the war cloud does burst nvel
this country. we mny he 10 position tc
'i'lr ont tho storm with but little loss
and hc able to take every proper advan
| tagc "( the chances and contingencies O
! the future.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

We have read the Charleston Ccuricr's
report Of last Tuesdays proceedings Of
Council. Although the report is print.
ed in small type and filIs four long col.
umns, no business was transacted. We
could discover nothing but bravado, ig.
norance. imrudenco, and egotism. Vio
lent personalities, threats, and rude and
unolnshing discourtcsies were used by
members toward each other. This is
the body that displaced tho portraits of
Generals Lee and jackson, ard substi.
tuted those Of Generals Grant and Sher.
man. Charleston is under tho rule OF
the riff.ratf
The Courier concludes its report with
'he following paragraph:
A motion to adjourn put an end to ono
"' the most disgusting scrnes over. wit.
messed in the Council halls Of Charleston
| y scene which would have diSgraccd n
brothet. and which will ever stand fou
blot upon tho fair fame of Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
MAnnAuN AAAAnkNs, ,,sa ,rAa Mennx

NAuuAak SAAank.s. ys"'rhp Inc0Nv eNl.
eMee and damage rANsn.l by tho SpvlnMR
NA,tr!nNs delight which & (hel empioytsS
W many M ,he rasl,Ua,A Or ths Tilted
Nv mpsspu rAsaans, ,htbHHh !1s!rNhhdA,
have N',fAEtel ehs attention ortheS tiARt
sNrhosS.@ he9lslaMre, IN thAt bully
.hrre has ,rreMtlv ben iNtrollucUda a hlll,
which m"vhl lra TINT my 5ru'Uon whos6
duty 4 " to handle. remove. Ur tAko ohre
vt thu hnsRnHr "f rnssrnNera, who sllall
wtlmlly and wnnlon'y luJnre Or destroy
my trunk, vultsr, box, pncknga or parcel,
while londlnv, tranarol Il Ing, Nnlupdlng,
m delisr,tnR, ~ storing thU Rnthe, shall
he punished by lino not exceeding tifty
d"lla'H, or by imprisonment IN jnil not
cNrev'limB two mnnlha. VII. Stur.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26


Tho Charleston correspondent Of the
Sumter Wa,chman. writing from Edsc.
ticld. says:
I"ni correspondent was irfurmcl
that nearly every person in the section
of which II" writes is now dcrrly con.
ccrned IN hiS cation fields anl the full
""rIi'al@n Of firtiizcrS that cvr, 4 lii
tln "P,trh, around the Village, hereto.
FIRE devoted In wheat. cam nr . potatoes,
Is n"w nicely rre)tSeh and Planted IN
COTTON .iha, (.wtcrS had thrown a>i1,
.'Hi 'H9",h Bag" and n,c S,nivin..
Dickson on the culture of cotton ,ha,
MERCHANTS ha'i cast aside the vn:d A,ml
AK! t'r ledger. aud are now reading
the 'Cn'iivat"r." and calculating tn,
W"RfS ~ their cotton c,nls that cvr,
nn' tS"s ir"S<h shorter sermons, and
""'S NV "iih as MI IA hope of u,aAi,,.
bale "r i~" IT cotton as they n>ri l.,
dc II >ari:s souls and ,hst in fa,,
c'r'r""lr. White aud 'i.k, sre no..
"s".'hp"l K 81 INV shrine rf "kinc Cn,
ton. f'.n f'aIcr> are n" .l,c,in. ,h,i,
HTHI,'>>ln. sd ,Hc ie,",ins st lvnN )
tm'h 1t W, !''ue 10 the cultivation =,
tav nvv! staple.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
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ExrRAGr rRDM A IkrrxR ruou .Irprp.


ExrRACr FROM A LhTrxR ynou JERusA.
LkS.--"Wo stnrtcd early to ascond Mt.
Oliver, to behold The Gun gild tho minarets
mud towors Of tho devoted city, from tho
place where memory, stirred by a thousand
associations. should csal. tho mind as we'll
ns tho eye, to tho inspiration of tho sceno.
Well is .hn voyngcr rcpnid for long arav:
cls, horrid roads, anlcdiluvlan cookery,
Hqnali'l commnionslip aud tho importuni.
tirs of begging, thicying Arabs. We'll
would It have rrpnid you, oh! mnn Of com.
mrrcc "nd the cruciblc and we'll might
You hav" been reminded Of your own uity,
for here, painted up"n a board nailed
against one Of the hu G ancient olive treca
under which the sacred murtya toilcd tor
tho sins Of tho world, eighteen hundred
ycars ago, were thcae familiar figures, s. r.
-lSd0-X. Wo do not know who did It,
but no doubt some poor invalid traveller, cured
by the Plantation Bittcrs, wished to ad.
vcrtisc their virtues in place from whence
all knowledge nows."
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior 10 tho best
imported Germun Cologne, and sold at half
tho prlco.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
Ettils siastital.

The Sou,hrrn Baptist C,nvcn':on which
recently met n Macon, GI.. WAS largely at
t'nlct-thr most influential If tho rlrrs.
hcinS IN attend larcr. THAT great question.
wllich "h,rulrS upon all pubic assemblies
NOW, bath civil and rrliSiuu>-,he siaiu, uf
the imam ntd aro;her"-was discussed
nnd Nc think wi>r'v left IN nhcyarce. Time,
the goat di>l o>cr af events will arrange
this trouble aS it has al! Others. Many i,n>
| ?or,nnt matters Of church policy wcr. hsr>
| muniouSly settled
The Convent on adjourned to meet mkt
yrsr ut Louisville. Ern,ucxr.
The 79Dh Annnai Convention Of the Eris>
c"pal Diocese Of S. c convened NJ St.
l.uSrs Charlcst"n, un the l2,h Instant
Every Episcopal Charc, IN tho State was
represented.
| \ s,lonS effort was made Ia change its
! name. ''Mmven;inn." to that uf Council
but withon, success
| This co"kt,rn,Nc body took 10 acno,
nr,'n the -cism OF ri,r"l.m.
| In mkt Annna! Convention viii b. htl.
\; Ahb'v,ie, s. Z.
Thr SonIhrrn j; >E'.'ti;,n General As
s'mhiy m,i A. NJ A!;!- ON tie a.,,. a vr,,
large %nrrd,nrr C. II :.i,trls Gre., h.,
mony ,'r.v.ilS, Important Questions @
C.c:,:' 20 i>y are h. ore ,hr Assembly
Inc As'sn',:y viii convene mex, at Louis
riih', ~.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

SerNr A>H E,~>r Ms.1.-"l. II Is
rr''hr' VI \ r&|c ilnN my ui . ,hrY ,,nr
pie Nu', In thc tonne, j. \ >;sn ri ais
s>>.. AID the httrr Indicates. that tnv
ao'n's' has nrt hern slaughtered, hu, has
died With the hl.,'d in il, or has >ulr,r,,i
fn'm acute fever. =. 1t has \ marble
nppc"ta"cr fr.an the ,sninrxtinnS At
Wi'c veins "l iat among the muscles S
IL s. nuld tie Il, III nni vls>tir ~ the touch
and should scarcely m",>t,n the finger
--hsd msSt hrins wet and s.Tlrn an,
t>hhv, "i,n The Ia. l"'kirs like icllv ~
wet parchment !. |, should hav, 'i;t,r
nr II" osi"r, and the nisr should no, l.,
d>Ssrerahlr. 'fnr diseased meat has n
h'kir. caiAver"nS smclI. and sometimes
a s'lv'i Of phy>,c. This i vr,v discover.
able " hen the mes, is ch"pl"'d up and
we'll e. cnchrd with, war,n water. 5. It
sh"nla not >mmk ar vast. much in
cooking. q. II should not run Ia wa,vl
Or hrc"n,e very wet on standing ha, ~
ST., but >hnull. ON The Contrary, dry on
Nhe Au'(sce 7. When meat is dried n,
\ temperature of 2l2" nr lhrrcahon,. u
should moi l"sc more lhnn from 20 to n
per cent "f its weight, whereas bad ucat
VIII often los" NJ murh n> 50 per CENT
ll..ctne ty DR.. Lethrrhy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
An Ordinance to improve the Sani:
tary condition Of the 1o,on or
NelCberTY.
NkwDERkr, 8. O.

NettoGffy., -'.,... . d.
BE it ordained by the Town Council and
by the authority OF the tnme, That ali tho
streams within the corporate limits of, tho
Town Of Nrwhcrry, shall 10 kept op~n. aad
Tree from all distractions In any way in,.
pedng the fresh lOw Of water, and that The
Mnd owners aud tenants be required to drain
their lunda adjacent 10 the streau,s.t Of ali
stagnant wafer, and remove any othar
causes impairing tic sanitary conditfon ef
the Town. -
That the Marshall shall take Immediate
steps to open the streams at the cxpsnbe Of
the Town Council, and to notify the land
owners and tenants. 10 drain their lands
adjacent to the streams and upon tho fait.
ure ct any ono herein required to drain
lands adjacent to tho streams. thst tho
Marshall shal! have the right, and is hereby
instructed TO enter upon such laido 70: -
curing draining, and drain the same, keep.
ing HI exact account Of the cost Of sueh
drainage, and charge the cost to tho party
whose duty It is to drain the land Under
Ibis Ordinance anu report tho same 10
the Council.
That the person or persons liable to draia
lands under this Ordinance, and upon notice
failing to render obedience TO this Oydi.
nance within q reasonable time, shall be
held guilty OF mlsdemeanor, and puniah.
| ale with fne At the discretion Of the lCoun.
Gil within tho limits Of It's authority, be.
sides being otherwise proceeded against
according to Law. ~: 81 ~ q ISs35s
Be It furthur ordained that all causes, af
sickness within the corporate limits 81 New.
berry, or other nuisance, be removed or
abnted as far as may be by tho owners Or
occupants Of tho lota upon which such
causes Of sickness or nuisance may sxts4.
npon notice to that effect, and that aucS
pcreons failing so TO remove or abato such
causes of sickness or nuisance, shall be held
guilty OF n'isdcmeanor and punishable By
tine at the discretion Of the council, wjthin
the limits Of its authority, besides; being
liable to be otherwise proceeded against
according to law.
That !. shall be tho duty Of tho MaYsheil
upon tho failure of the owners and occa.
pante Of lots to remove or abate any csusA
OF sickness or other nuisance as .hersia
provided to enter upon such lots, and 70.
movc or abate such CAUSES of sickness o.
other nuisance, and keep an exact account
Of such removal or abatement and report Tho
sa.he to tile Council. >,
That 1t shall 10 the duty of tho Marshali
to look closely and vigilantiy to tho ion.
proVemont Of the sanitary condition Of the
Town, and that he promptly report every.
thing at all impairinG the same. -
Done and ratified in Council, assembled.
ana givon under my hand and tho seal l,of
the corporation, this fifteenth day OF Nay.
a. D., eighteen hundred and sixty.nine.
J. II. BAXTER, Intepdsne
y. 81 BtEAsE, Clerk, s.. ~ ...-E%
May 9B. '$Et5tI&..f .,$
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Sam, did did you tnic) see anything
or my wifi, ...
have nos .he honor rf showing YOU.
~iir. sir.
Don't ar,!ncizs. S,u.. d,n', apo aro-
hi' !--l"cinr. It's its 10 honor, shat.
>srr, pidui see her,
.lii nut
H," yer know yer diin'l, She she S
as th ! AZ ihh) me,,in house aud hrond
ss la"np.psst. d and she wears n nins.
ham n"'hv''e!ier and onc eye out. and
th't) her '','>" was d"nc up in a puir OF
tPt"> Dilnt sec her
NJ j, -? COMPATIBILITY,
. That's all right. S'm. hats all right.
! tM nv merely askeI f. .infsu,n>hun. Sh.
= <h'r) she kn'd she was s",n' 10 join q
i k"yary.sit, and # she dneS | mean t.
< ret So sin'-hlind drunk. Wouldnt YOU
Bam r.nnnselled the unfortunate Bene
!. ai". toreEai" sober, and FASTENED o,
,his, way,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
GrNESAl ~ II NV MnvrNrN1

GrHrsAL l.rr N \ NXw Mrvrvrx1
re art',n II & :rr.l Le". - Pirsil,n,
# Was '!NG;"n E"'',s~. Nusinin. in ia.
Aic nH ;h m",tu,rut f., ;,iartica' and
:-th'ilral e!mr.!inn II this c"nr,rv, j.
slAtt' I" 'n,Ac s. cr.nt an imr,v>>nu
ni""n Nnr "!d f"sy schools and colleges
n ~ Did n military lsr'ir> upon n,r
"id f'c. "Hn n.nfcr> in tie a'lny d,, s
n 'hr rebellion. l}s l,oIt.>r> Ia place
Na>hiTs''n College il the from, 7ank Al
the ma."i, f ~ lie = i,lrns ,y adam.
;nasinal ,n>,rn",i,n III agriculture. mc.
chsnics, engineering sud cE,ni.,y to
Ak Ife>rnt list II ApJirS II he sue.
ctrd> in doing ~, Inc Old fashioned in.
siintlan>, wE,:e ;hr Az. of words ard
Of ch"plins ,"eic. With >ma,,c,inc %!
The dead languages, only arc taught. will
500" be 'rfi in the lu,ch by the new svs,
TEN. Tho n'1 schools must admit The
hes ideas Of the acc or GO nnd,r.
New York Herald.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

Am -, :; ;''r various mnlr> nf trc,'incn,
the ~ q ~ >"r- ho t. III X" syrup ami sugar.
thai "i 'ht L"n'svI.e Ken ncSv Snr.hn
,"MHih' "S|,.'> ~ is AS dc.civIn. attention
aiti N ,mtul l"H.
lhi> C"np ny proposes 70 make sugar h,
a l1"'r.s S:.n!,.". <hir &nl III cent, in such
" nHn"r1 A. -. '.!'nrr VII b. afr al 10 ats
t'rnt =, ant' ~ rrn c'>, ~ hriuc> il with
IN IL" Wach ~ "''e.'"n'hS of those en- a-, d
III aSr cn.'nrr Il i o.,e hO,.,i ih.: il me
E.en;' Of The process trs'rnl,,N I've n great
~ w har" hcar!. our c.,un,r, friend, ",
afait nf tue opi'oI IinH:r Offered them Of
nhkms 'te,r own sus. h:IrAixr. aud some
70! ~ ,rkef besides
Thc rr'p is une which is rrnuncr ,,inc
VII thc7 Tor >nSL III i'tIt. OF Nhnliv aS \
sr.up crop: An,i as .nch We i'ink il sdviea,
he 'hA' MI 'h"'c wh" can cultivate an hcTr
O. no. should do So W WaEeuiun (Vi.) Sen
Ilncl.
We hesr'i's endorse the above, and urge
she farmers in this section 10 give the m a,t.l
uupr jadiced consideration. ALREADY com,
psnies arc organized in this County to give
this process 4 fair trial. Lc, the farmers TN,
courage the enterprise by planting few
acres Of The proper sort Of cane. Il will save
the County the large sum annually expended
for :usar and syrup, som: $50 OO0. 90 and IN.
syrop thus made can be easily substituted
fer at least one-half Of the meat required b,
the famils. thus saving 10 Us for our hom
| Interests considerable sum otherwise to b.
| used In for ign land.
| The cane can he planted ill the 20:h o
June. Plant your land where the cotton ha.
failed. ind your wheat lands. for they viii
mature The cane sufficiently for sugar an,
syrup.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26
tErom tho New Orleans Timss /
FatO Of Colonel 0roNfc)l,

The Hrw York Herald cnntnina tho FOL.
lowing advertisement, thus adding another
70 I'll. countless thousands VI victims OF tue
wat:
20, 81. Ledger nrrufrlt, a 'p,,sonsr on
thS My Te,tushs, whu ~raMd ..eu 1.-The
nigh, ol MH,Vh 7, lS0S. Any one Who can
HlSr ,nl0rllatlnn whr.her he IA slive nr
rrr's'ta IL hiS Ntlrmpt ~ rse.pe, viii al,
drrAs + MMhnry, counsellor Al law, 81
Wall street"
G",nnrnina nn this the \ O. Times
Gays: Cot, EmM,rl has served With dis.
.tne'ssm II the British army, nnd had h"en
fpromNtMt Shr raltArt conttsrt IN the tir'd,
tu one II ,hr ha'tE~ ~ the G,imta. he
ear& attached his iorlnnr To those Of The
Confectionery, and SOON hrr,m" noted inr
h&s cnnrAsr ami sNd,ri,y. i MAS this wild
love nf s,ivrntarv Whih prah,hlv iMr'>S.
,rd tjiala a a$H>phscl w,td E"n$o r'm ,o
hn,i, THirSko, Nnd secured his conviction in
Ecy TotavxN for ne, Where il WAS thc lur.
tune OF The Mr;cr to >cc Mm, three NrNs
ago. Oac of tho hsHd>nneSt mon M thu
day, "f TAN, .'Nn'msn'iMc r'rSen>r md dig!
n,hci bearing, The co$r$r prison drrS< and
chaiaS upon his ankle, cHrld l,ol HIDE the
innstr ii nitN ~hich cansts,Slv s,,>rd on,
II ms,lrS rHn'rN<'>tH the character III thu
ncSr" NSimcnt NMeh had him ms rhsrsr
Moving sHam tho f."t ~i,h broom snd
hM6rt on his Arm, "> Der the super, ,<t>,n N
a 0cErn ensNa, who frosted h," ~ih ahos,
- mMch CONF c>y as IS eAtruira tr <n MN
HsrN VSars s'a{<'rd ~ : most mr,iSl MI,
Sr> such ~ cleaning The ,,rgro barracks,
II Is Na ~Nn,sre Ihst ,NNr rrtl> NJ <r>h ,i>$
tara(y vrn,'N 5,o,~ him ~ ,S<A ,he ,>,rsN
w an N|>cn t'ns, IN the N;Sit NJ the n>>>,
,crtih|r st"cm cv>I AwHNM ia}hr, ihsN Save I
his h,t vH!,ri rut N> ne SO" ,nstn,e NJ
~'s$ undergoing, Whr;hrr Sr,>iy ~r nrt ii I
N" nISrr'rc charged, N" r,"S<Nwrut ~a~ <n /
o't''SS Hni ~ ,H,>|>MU ~ me c'iN,r as in I
I've ~allhv ~ Nn|> 'wH N>rn Anrr,s Ns>
s>et lN>>aM,rS EwI(,v W S.sni>& Wt>i .
rNs> ne I>''"; N>rS ,r;nSr v, sNr (H>.>>, ~ .
TIE knsN>>,'sl th0nh, li's ,>rs,r,> NJ .
e>& &N>c.S ,~..h Nc NnheM>'> ;h,~nr. nny,, 4,
ttnsc.i ~ih se d,Mc t,>>~n nt Gr>,;,U.
~hen Nc S.;,A ;, n>>'h ,!,s hi>>>N Vases y :
thr HHH ~ MsA!>r\ ia . k.((snt nNl hogs.
f"s> aHt ~ ~ r$s!S c.:Ii,,iy ana ie,>
tprs. !,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-26

The Charicston Courier says that the fol-
lowing halleluyAh was sung with great gus.
to. at n May Festival of the colored peo.
pie Of wcI.known Southern city:
Nr's nearer to dc Lord
Dan the white folks. and dey knows It: {:
Sre de glory gate nnbarred;
Walk mp. slarkiea, pass do guard
Bet n dollar he don't close it.
Walk mp, darkirs, froo do gate;
Lark de colored angels hollcr,
Go away, white folksl yours too late;
We's do winnih' color; wait
Till the trumpet sounds to follor:
Haleinyah tanks an praise;
Long ennff we'vo borne our crosses
q. Now we's do soopcrior race;
Wc's gwino to hcbben aloro do bosses