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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-01-28

BANKRUPTCY SALE.
In the District Court of the Uaited States for the
District of South Carolina.
VIII Z s5st!ss5 y Il S;5;;E S$sfss e In Bankruptcy
DY virtue of an order obtained from Hon. Geo.
ID s. Bryan, Judge of the District Court of the
United States for the District of South Carolina,
Twill sell at York Court House, on Thursday,
the 49,, -.: -.. - s-.:s. . a.. $50
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1869,
All the right title and interest, to which the said
Bankrupt was entitled at the filing of his Petition
in Bankruptcy, in the following property, to wit
One tract Of land, lying on the waters of Turkey
Creek, partly In York and partly in Chester
counties, bounded by lands of James Parks, Es.
tate of Jos. Freeman, j. G. kirkpatrick, Robert
Ross, and E. B. Robins, containing
ls4 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Also, one tract, lying adjoining the above tract
containing -. .. .... as. ..:
ls4 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The Bankrupt's interest in this tract of land is
believed to be one-half at the death of his mother
is believed to have been owned in fee simple by
the Bankrupt. ..--. g.
The interest in the above lands sold subject te
any dover that may now or hereafter be claimed
Sold for the benefit of the creditors of the sai6
Bankrupts estate.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash in currencV-purehaser to pay for all ne
cessary papers and stamps. -
F.. ,.--. .,. ., Register in Bankruptcy.
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-aT,MANACS FOR 1869.

al the calculations for which were made for this
latitude. by Prof j. n. Carlisle, Of Wofford Col
| leee. This Almanac contains large amount OF
useful information. For sale at the "Enquirer
] Office by -.- ..'~' JOHN =. GhlS1.
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TO COTTON SELLERS.

TyHE undersigned having made arrahg
to BUY COTTON THIS SEASON, will be
pleased to seeany that may be offered in this mar
ket. Planters are requested to- let him see their
Cotton before selling. The highest market price
p Planters I Wishing to ship their cottonto The North
can make arramgenents through him. Liberal
viii be made ona shipments.
Call and see him before selling, at ms B6fe Hear
NG.is eLG n:ttnm: sTTpH. i&6ant. G
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AUCTION SALES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ny virtue Of an order from F. c. Harris, Judge
of Probate, we will sell at York Court House
on the FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY next
Two MULES belongiTg to the e.sS estate OF e. ="
JanuaryH ....-- .sf " ~
COLLECTORS SALE.
WILL be sold on the First Monday Of Febru-
w ary, next at York Court House, one STILL
CAP, AND WORM, seized as the property Of
VIM. Stewart, and sold for violation Of the Inter
nal Revenue Laws.
Collector Of Internal Revenue 81 District. i
Y -(ASSIGNEEs' SALE. a-...
In the District Court of the United States for The
t' District of South Carolina.
D. D. N aaoRE tss Ms'iss Bs1frup. * Bankruptcy
DY virtue of an order Obtained from Hon. Geo.
I'D 8. Bryan, Judge of the District Court Of the
United States for the District of South Carolina,
Of Of E. R. Nils, in York County, South Carolina,
on Friday, the r., -. -n
TWELFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, NEXT,
All the right, title and interest to which the said
Bankrupt was entitled, at the date of filing his
Petition in Bankruptcy, in the following property,
to wits = j. ~ T. -. g.,
;, The Joint interest of the above Bankrupt, with
E. r. Mills in tract of land lying on the waters
of Fishing Creek, bounded by lands Of w. A.
Steele, Mrs. Bates, and lands Of the estate Of -
Poag. Said tract contains .s..G e-a ,......
-! l4e ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Also, said Bankrupts interest (if any by right
of wife, deceased, in the lands Of Minor Sadler,
deceased Said tract Of land contains
THREE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, situated on the waters Of Fishing
Creek, in York County, 8. O., and bounded by
lands of r. G.. McCaw, George Steele and others.
Also, said Bankrupt's interest Gf any by right
ofhis wife, deceased, in the lands Of William Sad
Ter, deceased, bounded by lands Of r. G. McCaw
and Others Said tract contains
FOURTEEN ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The fnterestsin the above lands sold subject to
any Dover that may now or hereafter be claimed.
Also, one Bay Horse, one Black Mare, one Black
Colt Certificate of 6Shares of Stock in the Kings
Mountain Railroad Company, one lot Notes and
Book Debts belonging to said Bankrupts estate
{ Sold for the benefit Of the creditors Of the said
Bankrupt's estate.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in currency purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps.
- ]. 8. r. THOMSON,l Ass;o,oas
t."-s - T. g. JEFFERYS,
January 81 .- 8 At
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iE THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE q. 8.
I FOR the District OF q. Carolina.
In the Matter Of R.NxxRa1up,1rr-yr.p R.NxxRa1u y W
ROBERT E. EVANS, ~ - DANA' D,A0'ins'fT 8;
Al bnsuile, in the said District, ON tie 2stk day
~ ;1of. =. of Janilary. 1869. .g,G .,'i
fVHIsisbgiye notice thataP Pstition has been filed
in said Court, by ROBERT e. EVANS, Of
Chesterfield County, nsstd District duly declared
q Bankrupt, under the Act Of Congress, entitled
t"An Act to Estqblish Uniform Sastem Of Bank,
rlsptcy throughout the United 1NateS, Approved
md March, 1857, for q. discharge and Certificate
thereof from AL his debts and other claims prove
BE under the sad Act and the 20th day OF Feb
Fruary 1850, at H. o'clock, N. 5is assigned 0r
the hearing osthe same, before W. I CLAWS0N,
one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy Of said Court,
lat his office In Yofkvi1le,i South ,Carolina, when
Isnd where ta1e Creditors may attend, and lahew
,canse,H If any they have, why the prayer Of the
said Petition should not be granted.
PM! EPPING, U. g. Marshalas Messengen.
Is ,ByT. w. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.51
~ iJsniary B ,3t
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TIN.WARE

TIN.WARE gl,''..i .1o'-
0F every description, as good as the best and a
" cheap as the cheapest. ::
November 10 AZ It q!
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IINsTHK DISTRICT COURT or THK o.

iINsTHK DISTRICT COURT! or THR p. 8.
For the District 9. Carolina:
,, In the Matter Of s - In BANKBuproH.
At. ,Yorkyllen N the said District, on ths2sh day
81 81, - Of January, 1853. ,......:
IIlHIS is to give notice that Petition has been @
filed IN said Court, by ISRAEL Oh AHLES,
Of GreenvilleI County, in said District, duly de-
clared q, Bankrupt, under the Act Of Congress en-
titled "An act to Establish a Uniform System OF
Bankruptcy throughout the United SsGtes,n Approv-
ed, End March, 1857, for sdischarge and Certificate
bic Under the said Act; and the eoh day Of Febru-
srY, 1889, ali II o'clock, ~, is assigned for the
hearing Of the same, before WIZ: I :CLAWSoN,
one III the Registers nin9 Bankruptcy Of said
Court at bis office in Yoskyille, South Cafolina,
when and where the Creditors who have proved
their claims and other parties IN interest," may at
tandl and shew cause, if any they have, why the
prayer Of the said Petition should not be granted
5. F. M,EPP1NG, q. s. Marshal as Messenger.
! ) fBy T.W.! CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
January 28> .t- ...t 4 -. ..Sro
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims against the estae seh,
notified to present thom, properly attested within
the time prescribed by law. Those indebted t.
the estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
w. B. & J. B. WILLIAMS, Administrators.
January 81 ~
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EDUCATE YOUR SONS.

s: ): q: !! !:
mer Corps Of Professors.
The University is to be sustained for three years
as follows: Two hundred Bonds Of NINETY
DOLLARS each, payable in three annual install
ments, are to be secured and any one who takes
a Bond and pays thirty dollars a year, can send
one student FREE OFTUITION, for three years.
In other words, man can send his son three
the South, by paying Thirty Dollars year on his
Bond.
The undersigned has been appointed Agent, by
the Board of the University, to secure Bonds in
York, Union, spartanburg Chester Lancaster asst
supplied with blanks, and will take pleasure in
executing the Bonds and giving the necessary pa
pers to entitle the holders Of Bonds to send Stu
dents Free Of Charge.
Boarding can be had in Greenville, at about s12
per month.
For further particulars, address
REV. TILMAN r. GAINES,
Yorkville, S. G.
Decen,ter II 70 81 1t
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Y0RKYIILE FEMALE COLLEGE.

HOROLOGY.
THE subscriber proposes, at his
residence, nearly opposite Roses
CR<sM Hotel, to REPAIR CLOCKS AND
WATCHES of every description,
x, a together with all kinds Of JEW
EGRY, and some kinds of Mathe-
,,ot;caI and Musical instruments, Sewing Ma
chimes &c..with neatness and dispatch at REAS-
ONABLE PRICES. He has determined to make
it the interest of the public to afford MN snare
Old GOLD AND SILVER WARE will be pur'
chased by weight and at their standard valuation
'tN>''N ~ e. A. CRENSHAW.
January q
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DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
HAVING bought ont the entire interest Of Col:
Ill w. B. Wilson, in the late firm OF AVERY
& WILSON, I shall continue the business at the
count, and hope to receive continuation of the
patronage so literally extended to the old firm.
With every facility for buying Goods atthe LOW
EST CASH RATES, I am confident OF my abili-
ty to sell low any other house in this or the
neighboring towns.
propose to sell exclusively for cash-only one
price asked and all articles guaranteed to turn out
as represented.
Messrs. D. G. WILLIAMS and w. IL. COL
COCK are with me, and would be pleased to see
J. w. AVERY.
january
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ASSIGNEES' SALE. ..
In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.
IN 5oHs '5s sfE;S5 fsS1s;.. SSS; e In Bankruptcy.
DY virtue of an order obtained from Hon. Geo.
I'D s. Bryan, Judge of the District Court Of the
United States for the District of South Carolina
will expose to public sale at Chester Court House,
on Tuesday, the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1869,
ALI the right, title and interest to which the said
Bankrupt was entitled, at the date Of filing his
Petition in Bankruptcy, in the following tracts OF
land:
One tract of land, in the County of Chester S. c.,
lying on the waters of Fishing Greek, bounded by
lands of Robert Ferguson, Henry Lee, Jacob F.
Streight, and Lyle Roddy, containing
53S ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The interest in the above land sold subject to
any dover that may DOW or hereafter be claimed.
Sold for the benefit of the creditors of said Bank
rupts estate.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in currency-purchas-
ers to pay for all necessary papers and stamps.
J. s. r. THOMSON, / Ass;o.,,oos
T. 8. JEFFERYS, Aea'eno0''
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF the United states for the District OFFS. C.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT
EOf the United states for the Districs OFFS. c.
s1a5Sn x n n"issz RHGA, e In Bankruptcy.
at HorkviRe, ii tie said Distics, Oh tie 18th day
ff'- Of Jn.aay, 1888. Il,l'g ..,al- il,.-'i,
ENIOTICE Is hereby given that Petition hasbeen
IN fled In said Court, by SAMUEL RHEA, Of
Anderson County, In said District duly declared
Bankrupt, under the Act Of Congress, entitled
r,nfA Afs hs hnsS ssses
I'd March, 1887, fora discharge and there
lo1, from all his debts and other claims provable
under the said Act and the 10th day OF February,
1899 at II O'Clock M r. assigned for the bearing
listers In Bankruptcy Of said Court at his Office In
Yorkville; South Cmolfna, when and where the
Creditors may attend, and shew cause; hsny they
have, why heprayero Of the said Petition should
J. P. NJ EPPTNa, o. q, Marshal as Messenger.
y.assIy gS Esw y ecR.rscH' Dspafy ne'ssoess
M THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Q, 8,
For the District OFFS. Caro1inn.
Wss r. sss b6snof, aassf1 e aa s @ raj
At YorkyiUe, s,.3ths said DistIia' ostad 2sthday
Is..;v yyisz;$4 1ref Jasuay, 918Sy.io4dza m; ~
lYTtiIs is to give notice that sPsttion has beeu
york asa dous y ~ sa HS SIsl dug gSsd ssSd
~ Bankrupt under tho Act Of Congress, entitled
San Act to Establish q Uniform System Of Bank
jruptcy throughout the United States, approved
End March, 1857, for O. discharge and certificate
thereof from all his debts and other claims psoy-
able under the said Act; and the 10th day Of Feb
ruafy 1859, at II o'clock, u, Is assigned Tor tho
hearing of the same, before WIN. IL 0ElhWGQn,
ss Of ss ass5s sasskfGsRtsS e ,s SsS
where the creditors NAV attend. 6nd BheWI cause,
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HEGEMAN'S CAMPHOR ICE.

TEBREW Plaster, Liquid Opodeldoc, British
III Oil, Medicamentum, Gray's, McAlister's 3
Dalley's, Costar's and Groves 0intments; Browns
Essence Jamaica Ginger, Browns Troches, Batch.
elor's Hair Dye, &c. On hand at the York Drug
Store. JOHN c. KUYKENDAL
Jonnarv % tt -,
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WOODEN WARE. ~
4 LOT of WOODEN WARE, embracing Well
IA Buckets, Churns Water Buckets, Horse Buck
cts and Tubs. On hand and for sale by -.
BRATTON, MASON 81 WTTHERS.
November 10 .. AZ -, .u::F tt
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BAGGING, ROPING, &C.

DAUUINUs TtOT INUs NCs -.
A LOT of Bagging, Roping, Ties, Coffee, Sugar
BRATTON, MASON & WTTHERS.
November 19 Al If
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JOHN g. U.6KUYKENDAI,.
PISOS, CURE,

UTILSON's sHYPOPHOsPHITES and BLOD.
w GETTI. Remedies for Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung Affec-
tions. Persons suffering from any Of these fatal
diseases should apply for the above remedies al
once. They can be found at the York Drug Store
80 ' f'. . ... JOHN c. KUYKENDAL.
January d
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SNUEF. SODA. sc.

= SN O1T NO011F e<Oe -.
NFACCABoY Snuff, English Soda, Black Pep
Nl per, Alspice, Ginger, Nutmegs, Essence OF
Coffee, Extract Of Logwood, Concentrated Ley,
&C. Just received at the York Drug Store.
JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
January q '-''5, tt
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MTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE us.
II For the Dist. OF 9. Carolina.
lB BAEA e. NatssE sfzsR' & IN BArTnurprz.a 9l 5
At Yorhius,' IN IL Tie sad Daara, On the 2sh day
~ '."5 = of Jansa-y, 1869. grG .,G

caster County, in said District duly declared q
Bankrupt, under the Act Of Congress, entitled "AD
Act to Establish Uniform System Of ofBankruptcy
I'd, 1867, fol- q discharge and certaAcate thereof
from ali his debts and other claims provable nm
der said Act; and the 10Th day ofFsbruary, 1S69gt
IL o'clock NJ, Is assigned for the hearing Of the
same, before w. l. CLAWSON, one OF the @ Keg.
Yorkville South Carolina, when and where the
Creditors may attend, and shew cause, If any they
have, why the prayer Of the said Petition should
not be granted. :L5ia :. ,,..g.. = ..is r's "a:
- ByT. W.iCLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
January &94ef 6,Jo&s a >i'.5o5 ,eaS st IL
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QUEENS DELIGHT.

4 invaluable Medicine in Scrofulous Affec-
N tions Skin Diseases, Chronic Rheumatism,
and all disorders arising from an impure state Of
the blood. Can always be found at the York
:, -, JOHN c. KUYKENDAL.
Janusrv d If
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TIN-WARE
Cutlery,

TNIvES AND FORKS, Table and Teaspoons
N of all kinds, and at all prices, at the cheaI
Cash Store of T.. NJ. DOBSON & co.
January % tt
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DY virtue Of an order from F. G. Harris, Judge
III of Probate, we will sell at York Court House
on the FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY next
Two MULES belonging to the estate OF G. w
Williams, deceased. Terms-Cash.
w. B. 81. B. WILLIAMS, Administrators.
Jannarv 81 ~ s. 2t
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WHITEI,EAD.
r. M. DOBSON & CO.

hAhD '" AktCs
CPADES, Shovels, Manure Forks, Nails, Rasps
y Files, Hoes, Kettles, Wood Saws, Hand-Saws
Curry Combs, Horse Brushes, Claw Hammers
Cotton and Wool Cards, Coffee Mills, Shoe Nails
Tacks, Trace Chains, and Pocket Knives Of al
''>'' '''' ~ ~ T. M. DoBsoN & co.
January % tt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-13

succeeded in securing position on Gen.
Claiborne's staff This position size held,
doing her duty like man. until the battle
of Atlanta, Gully ~, 1864, in which Pat.
Claiborne was killed. Returning TO her
youthful hero and his band, she again rev
eled in HE carnival Of 81 ,od, and though
her evil spirit was willing, the flesh was
weak, and Kit was again transferred To
guard duty at Andersonville. Prisoners
VINO have shared the hospitality of that
celebrated camp will perhaps remember a
short, stout. muscular young Lieutenant,
with flashing black eyes, a face as smooth
as young maiden's 5; and cruel, as though,
a fiend incarnate lurked within. This
was Sue Kiteradge, the amfable young
boarding school miss, the cheerful cons
panIOn, the once wealthy heiress, the
beautiful maiden and firm friend OF young
Munday, whose life TO her was dearer than
her own.
Sue Munday and part of bis band were
captured, and tried by court martial
Kit was present during the whole trial,
and used her greatest influence, but Of no
avail. Sue Munday was convicted and
hurg at Louisville, KY, In March, 1865.
The flowing hair still hung about his
shoulders, and when his youthful corpse
was taken down and laid away in its mar,
row bed, the bleeding and broken heart
of Sue Kitraige was buried with it, and
now wanderer on the face of the earth
homeless and friendless, she lives without
hope of heaven or mercy, forsaken and
dishonored, and cast away.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-13
Misttltatteutts.
The BODY OF a suicide Found
After two Years.

The Nashville (TESN.) Press of April
30th says: In the upper part of Macon
county, near little place known as Brax'
| tons Cross Roads. there lived, two years
ago, pleasant family hy the name oi
Saunders. The husband was mild, gen.
| Ileman iu his ways, and much beloved
| by all who knew him. His child>
rer, two little girls, were remarkably
| sprightly and lovable, and were known
far and wide. There was times when the
father appeared sad and melancholy, and
then be would be moody and uncommu-
NEGATIVE for days together. The wife, a
gentle little soul, was in the habit Of call
ing them fits of the blues, and thought lit
tie of them, although she knew nothing OF
her husbands former life. He had came
into the neighborhood ten years before,
purchased farm and settled down on il
alone. He had made her acquaintance in
adjoining town, and after courtship of
the usual length, had married her. One
day Saunders came home more gloomy,
apparently: than ever before.
lie wandered about TIE house for an
hour, opened little cabinet, of which. he
! alone carried the key, took out a package
OF papers and threw them into the fire.
He wrote for few min utes, but afler>
wards tore mp the sheet and corsigaed il
to the flames. lie then told his wife that
it would be necessary far him to 20 away
for few days, and for her not to feel un.
easy about hia. He kissed the children
with passionate eageraess, and then went
Oat. He was never seen afterwards, nor
could ary clue whatever be found which
might lead TO his discovery. Morta, man
never saw him after he left his own thresll>
hold. After few weeks absence, search
was made for him, but he could not be
found. This was two years ago.
Two years since couple OF men who
had wandered down through an unfre,
quented valley and upon wooded hill
in search OF cattle, coming upon skele>
ton of a man lying at the base of rock,
and almost hidden by the surrounding
brushwood. Beside this skeleton was
found rust>eaten revolver which was
known TO have belonged to Saunders.
lie had undoubtedly sought this seclud,
ed spot and committed suicide.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-13
Career OF a Guerrilla's Wife


Nearly every pleasant day pedestrian on
cur principal avenues pass dark eyed
brunette, of medium size, plump figure
aud richly dressed. In The early spring Of
1861, Sue Kiteradge, lovely girl, lust re-
turned from boarding school, lived. upon
her fathers plantation in one of the rural
districts ofKentucky, that hung in a bal
ance, uncertain whether to risk her fate
with the ''Confederacy," or hang back
She was seventeen, and frequent visitor
at the adjoining plantation of Mr.. Mundy
an old gentleman, whose wife and son, q
young man, composed "a happy family
One day a company of Cavalry rode
down upon the place, plundcred the pre>
miscs, carried off the valuables, burned the
residence, and finally slaughtered the pa.
rents, who were defending their own fire.
sides. laying waste the country in their
track, and leaving young Munday, and Sue
orphans. Young Munday was at last
aroused, and while being carried off a
prisoner no word escaped his lips but
Sue When asked his name he repeated
Sue, probably the effect Of disordered
braiu. His linen being examined, the in>
delible naue OF 'Munday' was found, and
ever after be was known a as Sue Munday
the constant terror of peaceatle citizens
and soldiers In that section. Released on
parole, he Immediately returned and in
tered the chaired remains of his parents.
Taking a solemn and fearful oath of ven>
geance, and accompanied by Sue, who was
now without home or friends in the wide
world, he started for a neighboring camp
Of bushwhackers or guerrillas, where he
was received with open arms. and was
soon promoted to commander of the force,
while Sue, disguised. and passing by the
name oil Kit, proved invaluable as spy.
fearless rider, ami ofundoubted bravery.
Kit, after serving nearly two years. as q
spy and general planner for the band,
found her health failing. Disguised and
armed with the highest testimonials, she
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-13
Sequel To Maud Muller
BY MISS HARRIET E. POPE.

by MISS HARRIET E. POPE.
''It might have been," was the sad refrain
That came and went through the Judges
braiR
While knotty law-clscs his mind would
fill,
Causing each tremuious nerve n chill.
But the sands of lif. were running fast,
Aed soon they were genc--lhc very last.
Old age had conquered; lac had gone To
rest,
With his pale hands folded above his
breast.
And costly marble, with name and date
Told passers>by of the Judge fate:
While far from ti,e churcli>yard, under the
hill,
Slept sweet Maud Muller, cold and still.
Their forms were :he.e, while over the
river
The tSco had met. no moro to sever.
When the Judge first stepped on the other
shore,
Sweet Maud was thc first to welcome hin
DER;
She gave him her hand-the light in hel
eye
Paid for the sorrowful days gnnc by.
Ana kiss that seraph might dale L
Or the maidens cheek was The first ca
resS.
In that blissiul hour they both forgot
How weary had beer their earthly lot.
Though both had striven to do their best
This was their first true happiness;
The very first of perfect Joy
They had ever known without alleys
And AS they looked back on their earthl,
years,
They saw each path bespansled with tear
And saw The hopes that were crushed a
birth,
Saw how oft they had wearied, tired O
earth;
Yet all these things seemed ftful dream
Since they had passed over death chillin,
stream.
And as they walked DER the golden plain
Their hearts sang no more the sad refrain
1T might have bcen," for the days wer,
gone
For them TO sing that sad, sad song.
But this they sang, as they walked 10
| gcther:
1--WE part no more, no, never, never"
And the Judges heart with joy woul'
| ill,
As sweet Maud Muller the song woult
trfll,
And holy joy and quiet rest
Filled alike sweet MAIDS and the Judge,
breast.
And there they will walk by lifes bcauti
fol river.
Hand claspe1 in hand, forever and ever