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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
Head Q'rs, Sd Military District, Il
- CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb. 18th, 1869.

oH7A1'Dl110 0.', ~ . > -7' -7St'5 -
The Registrars and Managers of Elee'
tions" in the late I'd Military District, Who
have not forwarded their Vouchers Will
transmit them to the Disbursing Ofhces or
the Reconstruction Fund, Charleston, .. v,
by 10th of March, 1869.
- All managers of Elections" who have
not vet reccived, their pay will please for
ward without delay, their Post Office Aa"
dress. By order of
N.J Gsy'L GEO. G. MEADE, U.S.A.
Com'dg Dept O: the South,
j. w. NICHOLS,
Paymaster, 9. s 4,
Marcl, q.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
In the District Court the


In the District Court, of the.
UNITED STATES. for South CAROLINA, Jan.
Term. 1869. In the matterof John w. RsEk,
Newberry County-Bankrupt. Petition foE
full and final discharge in Bankruptcy.
Ordered, that a hearing be had on the 10th
day of April. 1869. at Federal Court House in
Charleston, S. c.. and that all creditors &c,
of said Bankrupt appear at said time and
place, and shew cause. if any they can, why
the prayer of the petitioner should not: be
granted. And that the 2nd and Sd meetings
of creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at
the Office of C.. G. Jaeger, Esq'r. Registrar
of Sd Con. District, s. c., on 29th day Of
March, 1869, at - m. ..s...-';".':
By order of the Court, the 25th day OF
February, 1869. -.1,-,..
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk District Court United States,
March 3 St For South Carolina.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

SALE.DAY opened clear and cold, decided.
ly the coolest day of the season, yet a
large number Of persons were,ih town from
the country.
The amount of property sold vas in
considerable, there being no sales by the
Sheriff. One lot of one hundred and
twenty FIVE acres with brick dwelling,
within one mile Of town, brought $4,000,
and onecontaining one acre and wooden
building $500. Some few horses and
mules of inferior kind were also sold at
moderate prices.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Attention is invited to the card of Geo.
c. Robinson, wholesale grocer, Augusta,
Ca, who will supply groceries at small
advance over 6rst cost.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

District Court of the United States
For the District of South Carolina. In Bank
ruptcy. In the matter of John F. Sims
Bankrupt
To whom it may concern The undersigned
hereby gives no ice of his appointment as As
sicnee ofthe estate Of John +. Sims of the County
ofNewberry, and state OF South Carolina, with
in said County, who has been adjudged bank
rupt upon his own petition by the District conr'
of said district. Dated 9th day of Feb, A. D.
1869. u. K. PHlFER, Assignee
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

In lieu of the t.sta:nps," We will take
beef, bacon, butter, beans and potatoes
also Ere wood-in exchange for subscriptions
70 she Herald"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
Laurens Railroad.
Office Laurens r. e ,

Office Laurens r. E,
Laurens c. H., S. c, April %, 1858.
On and after Tuesday. 18th May next the
trains on this road will commence running
to return on same day; to connect with up
and down trains on Greenvile and CoIum-
bia Railroad, at Helena; leaving Laurens at
5A. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urday's, and leaving Helena at Il P: NJ, on
same days. j. s. BOWERS.
Mayo Supt. l.. x. &.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

CouRT.-The General Sessions for the
term commenced on Monday, Judge Rut-
land presiding, and it is presumed from
the quantity of business on hand that
its sitting will be protracted. On the
Inquiry Docket there are upwards Of
two hundred and eighty cases, on the
Issue over three hundred, and the Ses-
sions fifty.
One hundred writs only have been re
turned.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

MAGNOLIA AWATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
HOUSE, sign And DECORATIVE PAINTER,
Glazier and Paper Hanger,
NeUberru G. H., S. e.,

Bess to inform the citizens Of this conn
munity that be is now fairly started in busi-
uess and prepared to execute all orders with
neatness and punctuality, and at moderate
rates To be found at Louis Shodair's Res
taurant, Newberry G.. II. March 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30

The beautiful little Bayard series of books
has lust been enriched by the addition OF JoHSsoNs
Rasselas and WILLIAM HAZLITT's Round Table The Ras
selas has an introduction by the Rev. VIM West b. A.
who gives very interesting account Of the sources from
WINCH Johnson took his conception Of the Happy Valley
and quotes from the old travellers who proessed to know
Of such blessed cline among the mountains OF Abys
snia The essays originally published under the title OF
The Bound Table were contributed to The Examiner partly
by Hazitt and partly by Leigh Hunt and others The
present edition contains only those from Haztts PEN
Some Of the best Of his miscellaneous essays are among
Them and the excellent literary fare is charmingy splced
nv the dainty manner in which it Is served CScrbner
Wexford x Coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30
MONDAY. Nov. 2o-P. ".

Gold opened at 1923, sold at 1911, 1923, l22,
and closed at I229l22t The clearngs at the Gold E1'
change Bank were s46e5,OOG and the balance $sss5s4
The announcement that the Secretary OF the Treasury
would sell sl 100000 OF gold in December had the ehecs
of depressing premium aud the market was without
speculative support.
Government bonds were dull, and declined from jdlt
in sympathy with the weakness Of gold AT the close tho
market was strong and rahed from per cent from
the lowest rates The Government purchases Of bonds
and sales Of gold for December. announced by the
Treasury Department will be as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30

Mr.. BENJAMIN CHASE has compiled an ex-
hausye History Of Old chester, y. H. from l7I9 to the
present time from the records Of the town and
other authentic we'll from the recolec-
tons OF old inhabitants Besides containing great deal
valuable material for the use Of American historians
abounds in curious antiquarian lore OF kind which IL
too generally overlooked Descriptions OF ancient Gus
toms and ways OF life and ancient implements Of indus
Try will some day have great value Mr. Chase has fur
nshed not only descriptions OF such things but many
woodcut illustrations also. The volume is published By
the author at Auburn n II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30

Bishop BAYLEY's Brief Sketch Of the early His
toryof the Catholic church The Island Of Ne7. York;
originally published 1853, passed out OF print some
years ago. and has now been reissued with all the mod
ern improvements by tho Catholic Publication Society
The cares OF the diocese Newark which the author
has been promoted since he wrote this little manual
have left him no time continue the narrative, but he
has corrected somo errors and enlarged it by the add
ton OF notes and documents for most OF which he de-
cares himself indebted to Mr. John G.. Shea Short as
the history Is, IL is both valuable aud interesting Inc
new edition is illustrated with steel portraits Of the sue
cessiye bishops Of NewYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30
pONp PURCHASES.

State bonds were dull and weak; Tennessee ex cou
pons sold at 56955i; Tennessee new bonds, SoaSoi;
North Carolina per cents. Al North Carolina new
per cents SOta3I Special Tax bonds sold at SlS2ei
Missouri per cents 81 South Carolina per cents, ST.
Railway bonds in demand for investment and were
sparingly offered at quotations Bank shares were
steady Bank OF State OF NewYork sold ~ lOs AmerI
can Exchange, 10; Bank Of Commerce. l22i Ocean
Bank rs Central National Bank, lO7t Miscellaneous
shares dull Quicksilver sold at l4lal3l Western
Union Telegraph, IS; Pacific Mail, 5l!S534 Express
shares were more active, with sales OF American her-
chants Union go; United States, 6Sl Adams ST.
Railway shares were ifeyersh and unsettled In oonse-
queuce Of the rapid fall in gold and prices declined from
a2i per cent the heaviest decline being made upon the
Vanderbilt stocks. Reading fell per cent; Michigan
Southern per cent Northwestern Common per cent?
Cleveland and Pittsburgh per cent Rock Island per
cent ST. Paul shares per cent The sales we're largely
in excess Of the business Of the Board and con-
siderable Of investment shares were offered at
decline The transactions Northwestern Common
were the feature OF the market 1t Is understood that
the dividend TO be declared on Wednesday will not be
less than "a per cent and per cent the Preferred
At the second call the market duh, but nrmer than
II had been during early part Of the day. and closed
steady at fractional rally from the lowest prices OF tho
day
The following the closing quotations OF Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30

Among the tales and novels which have re-
Gently been reprinted from our magazines are Susan
Felding by Mrs ANNIE EDWARDS aud the first part OF
I1 Yoursefi ia hts Place by CHARLES READR both from
The GALAXY shedon 4 Coz; two short stories from the
German which appeared little while ago in LippiHcos.
namely, MaOdaiend, by f. MARLIrr, ana The Lonely
ones by PAUL HEYsg u. b. Lippncott co..; aud T. b.
ALDRcH's lnimitabe Story Of Bad Boy from our Young
Folks Fields. O@goOd & Coz
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THE ROMAN ~ or SPANISH HISTORY. By JOHr g. ABBOTT
l7no pp. Harper L BrotbeuC

THE ROMAN cE or SPANISH HISTORY Rs JOHr g. ABBOTT.
l7no ~. tss Harper BrOibeu-
IL MIR. J. S. &. Abbott is neither a profound
schoar nor particularly brilliant writer he has AT least
valuable qualification for tho literary profession
knows what people ike to read. His cardinal principles
are never TO write above the comprehension OF the
masses, and never TO be tedious II lie help It, In
this new volume he has made attempt to write con
tnuous history OF span but has merely selected from
the romantic records OF that country number OF cpl
sodes upon.which he has layIshed his eloqucnce. No
sane person Will probably refer Mr. Abbott as
thority upon disputed qnestons. but We are bound to
say that some Of his chapters picturesque and nearly
all are readable. From such commentator as we have
10 bestow upon tho book general, we must except
however the chapter upon the revolution OF 1863 which
neither Interesting nor valuable. In this part OF the
history DR. Abbott falls into the extraordinary habit OF
caiipR all his hDansh done uOnsieT; and the great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30

JANETs LOVE AND SERVICE. BY MARGARET MUIR
RAJ ROBERTSON l2mo. Arson ID. r. Eahdoiph
q Co.
The authoro of this story IA Canadian) protests with
undue vehemence against the probable issue Of it by
any American house other that which she had
selected She has little ground for alarm the book
is such very old acquaintance with most publishers
and readers and so Improbable one withal. that
the exclusive right TO il Of MeSsrs. Randolph ~ Co.
is likely TO remain unchallenged
Our old friends who have visited us through such
n long succession Of green and brown and maroon
volumes are all here again. newly dressed perhaps,
but with quite unaltered faces. Here is the family
of half a dozen children left motherless in the first
Chapter here is the noble elder sister. chronlcaIy
subject TO bights Of the affections and sick head
aches; here is the giGdy beauty-trough what an
endless list of novels have watched her blush and
chatter and rise to permanent bliss. triumphanty
married in white satin the last page-here Is Nil
who threatens TO become fast but without any
visible cause ustantaneously converted and here is
the well-known white lily Of the flock, who. also
without any proyOcaton whatever. fades away, and
dies on our hands We recognize also the typical
Yankee (of whom orr English brethren retain the
exclusive copyTighu he still guesses' and remarks
"du tell" and " / want to know as in the happy
days of yore We regret, however, 10 note the alb
sence of our familiar friend the bachelor uncle who
ordinarily played Harlequin, and furnished the mild
Jokes for the party; in fact, our friends in this
volume are in rather unusually lugubrious mood
and treat us TO every variety OF human ailment from
sea-sckness TO tubercular consumption funerals oc
curing at regular intervals of ten pages The role
of perfection usually given to the leading lady, in
books of this cheap piey class, is here bestowed upon
an old servant, who is Of course rewarded the author
being English. by a wealthy marriage at the close.
Beyond the satisfaction of greeting old acquaint-
ances, there is little TO reward US for reading the
book. The style is pleasant and smooth, but there
is neither plot, incident character. There is, il
is true, a long meaningless stream of gossip as to
how John married Hilda, or Graeme Allan, or how
Fannys new cook was drunk, and fell down stairs,
aud as there great many people who spend
their lives in just such gossip, no doubt the story
will have its fair share Of readers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30

lust PUBLISHED:
- DECEMBER NUMBER
HlTCHCOCK'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
CONTENTS:
MADAME ANNA BISllOP.-Portrait aud Biography
MICHAEL ANGELO Observation-Disclosures aud Biography
"REMINISCENCES OF ROSSINI.
Plus TX. FRREMASONRl-kdor
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL-EditoriaL
MELVIN GRONE-kdtoral
OUR MUSICAL DEPARTMENT Editorial
hAhIBR WILLIS CLARkE SiIELTON.-EditoriAl,
ROMANCE IN RIAL LIFE
GETTING RID OF BRANDON
MUSICAlA-kpeciAl Contributor
DRAAAIlC.-SpeciAl Cohlnbular.
AKT NOTES-Sp-eisl Contributor.
CORRESPONDENCE
POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS
CHRISTMAS PALMS.-BV Henri Tucker
TUE BLUE BELL-By J. q. Ma.ieL
PBACk ON BAhilL-by George Cooper
COMMA WALTL-By X Barkrpon
Th, Magazine sold by Booksellers and Hs~sden generally and
mailed to subscribers 81 ~ per year
Specimen copies sent postpaid receipt IS cents Address
BESJ w. HITCHCOCK, Pubhsbsr
~ Bssknsn st., Ne~horh
ROCKS and STATIONERY.-B for lii
- bIses for aud for reading IN depart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30

Sever, Francis g. Co. are following the good
example Of certain New-York houses, ana using the
plates of their best standard books in the manufacture OF
cheap popular editions. They have just issued Tor
instance The Book Of Praise, selected by RoUNDELL
PALMER and The Sunday Book Of Poetry selected ny
Mrs. c. F. ALEXANDER which formed parts OF their
beautiful Golden Treasury Series" and printed
from the same plates thin paper and plainly bound
green cloth The price for which they are afforded Is very
low but the books pretty and upon the whole we
advise our readers sacrifice fifty cents for the sake OF
art and get the Golden Treasury ADMINISTRATORS
venture made by this house in the same line is more 70
our liking They have manufactured with the plates OF
the first volume OF their elegant edition Of De Tocque
ylles Democracy IN America, cheap but neatlooking
textbook for schools and colleges which they call erI
can Institutions 1t Will admirable purpose and
we heartily commend 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30
orator Of the Coreq Castelar, appears under the curious
name Of " ~ Emilio Caster"

Mr.. Carleton has published great many
worthless books but doubt whether DC ever put ms
imprint upon worse than Strange V's'oTs series
Of papers purportng to have been dlo'a.eu throuEn
clairvoyant by the spirits Of Henry j. Raymond
Artemus Ward. Thackeray, Byron, Hawthorne Arch'
bishop Hughes and many other more or less INDUSTRIOUS
ghosts The papers have neither sense Wit, intrinsic
interest nor resemblance to the styles by Whch the
supposed authors were distinguished on earth. lhey
betrav the coptempt for synax which usually charac-
terzes spirit communications and are not at all superior
10 the nonsense which heard at any OF the socaed
seances OF the exhibiting mediums. To believe that
men and women who in the flesh were intelligent couu
write such things as these in the spirit would aid new
terror TO death We are acquainted with the gentle
man who vouches in the preface for the genunenes OF
the communications and therefore, are not prepared
to say that they may not have been written by some
clairvoyant IN perfect good faith; but If 1t were not i'm
no,e IN oueston the word Of a gentleman, about whom
we know nothing either dlscreditable or otherwise we
should call the book fraud
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UNFORGIyEN. by BERRIEDALE. l2mo. n
II W Brown & Co

UNFORGIvEN. by BERRWDALE. l2mo. New.York
4. ". Brown Co.
Berriedale, we understand TO be q yOung girl
Of some sixteen Summers, who has evolved this
entire work out of her inner consciousness. The
neither in nature in art have the characters
10 which she introduces us ever before been known.
Mrs. Sheey's monster Frankensten had some
claim 20 be called original conception, but Frank
ensten is dull AMI commonplace beside Mr.. Maltby,
the hero of Unforgiyen, who did not utter his
words like other men, but opened the outlet of his
lips, and suffered them TO flow through, gushing
stream of liquid JOY, supplied by patent inner foun
tam of bliss at other times the patent, like other
patents suppose being liable to get ont Of order
the lack of ordinary speech was supplied to him by
chemical process in the retors of his heart which
etherializcd his thoughts and caused them TO soar
into rarifed space, aud float out in bubbles = the
rarilied space meaning the mouth, We understand
it, the throat representing tobacco pipe and the
heart TIN cup of suds. Our early experience III
bubble making fortunately throws some light upon
this abnormal case.
"Berriedale" writes with shrewd eye to business
not to be looked for in one OF her tender years She
sandwiches a sermon between her gushing fantasies
to please the paates of the religious public. and is
mildly indecent all the rest of the way in obedience
10 the present secular taste but in such u puerile
fashion that it reminds us of the numbering fairies IN
the Black Crook who seemed TO have laid aside their
ordinary dresses only for the purpose of showing
how contemplate immOdesty could be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPHI COS
N OFFICE has been removed 10 No. lao Fssobst. n Y
Now READY
CHARLES RBADEs GREAT STORY
PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE.
PART FIRST
One voume Elegantly Illustrated Price 81 Containing all
published in the GssrJ' up TO the January Number.
great story v be continued in the "GaaIJ" Rosi Of the rear
1870.
r.eeptOf ~ which regular subscription pnee for the
"GalaIy"
THE GALAXY now STANDS At THE HEAD OF AMERICAN
MAGAZINES.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
SUSAN FIELDING.
A NOVEL, By MRS. EDWARDS
Auhsr Of" Archie Lowell" aud Steven Lawrence Yeoman"
VOL Elegantly Illustrated Cloth, 81 81 IS
ALSO NEW EDITIONS or
ARCHIE LOWELL.
NOVEL
BY Mas EDWARDS.
One volume. octave illustrated. Cloth 81 IS; paper 81
STEVEN LAWRENCE YEOMAN.
NOVEL
BY MKz. BDwAKDa
One volume, octave Illustrated Cloth. 81 paper, 81 Is
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PUBLISHERS NETWORK.
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APRopUsBLY ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE,
Edited by
GEORGE MACDONALD, III. D.
ave pronounce ubesaBgy the first juvenile periodicals. we
have SEGA nothing class with In the beauty
variety and good reading matter that approaches Hn
the number and excellence Of the Bait Statesman
Now Ready
THE DECEMBER PART
WITH TWENTY THREE BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVNGa
CONTENTS
pINIrp BAyyERMAYs BoYHOoD. By George Aacdonat.
T. ID PAT IT. Illustrations.
THE FRENCH DOLL BY the aulkOr Of" Hester kroh" Nus
trated nm. ,c..n.u.A,
4 THE SEVBN.LBAGUED BOOTS Story. BY william IiloerI
"T s0METIIiSG LIKE STORY With Eve Illustrations
HYMNS FOR THE YOUNG. No. 2 Little Birds Sleep sWee'y'
8TTHE BACK OF THE NORTH WIND BY George Macdonald
With four Illustrations H.. -, a. GALA
o BITS OF NATURE Poem by one oil 'ne Au'D'i'" ~
g. OUR JACK THE TURKEY. COCK By Mrs Geo cuRPea
10 BUSH NEGGHBORS. Tale By Edward Howe lhusHa'eu-
n FAIRY FUN. A Poem With two Illustrations o-,,,
H. KEEPING THE " C0RNUCOPlA" Fsssase Oh NsN'i"~
Adventure. Part H. Illustrated -
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TFRNSYearlr Subscription so so; Single Number Is cents
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Money on call ranged at 6s7 per cent with the ou.
at the highest rate. Commercial pew
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STORIES FROM MY ATTIC BY the Author OF Dream
ein IIIrn a. HnnRlInn.


Children, etc. Hurd * HoughtOn
The shOal of children's books which overflows our
shelves in late years usually produced merely
10 prove how utter failure well-meant effort may
be. We have science, theology, and metaphysics in
hash and ragouts offered to our babies, abontas well
fitted for their mental digestion as chopped ostrich
flesh would be to their stomachs. Milk is for babes
preacher cries but cries in vain this generation
We are tempted TO wish for the regimen of our own
youth for our boys, when Lindley Murray, and
Tyler gave ms hard wholesome nuts to crack, and
Oh holidays BuDyaD and Scheherczade, turn by turn
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ntu CIVILIZATIONS.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE.

THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE.
PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED.
psuu Of this single number toet win satisfy everybody that
this exactly the sort OF periodical instructive and serious but free
from sectional prejudice, to introduce into the family particularly
where there are yeung people "-tPhlAdephia Press
just Issued
THE DECEMBER PART.
TBRMS-Yearly Subscription, 80 sos single hummer n'-
Specimen Number mailed to any receipt ." % cents FULL
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ROCKS and STATIONERY Books for Lii
e,',is. Tor present.. aud Tor day ssdog 10 s,sy depart
ment 81 rs1nTe together with fashionable STATIONERY OF u1suf
passed taste aud excellence tho elegant store OF
CARLETON, Publisher, Madison square and F1nhaTs
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a,h jpublitaiiuns.

A MEXICAN T0-LITH0GR APHlC cos
n OFFICE has been rsaoT,d 10 No. 40 FsIohIt. \ \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30

The shepherds at those tdings
Reioiced much In mind.
Aud left their tiOcks a-feeding
In tempest, storm, and wind,
Aud went to Bethlehem straiShtWay'
The blessed Babe 10 iiud.
Now to the Lord sing praise,
All you within this place,
And with true love and brotherhood
Each other now embrace;
For the holy tide Of Christmas
All others doth effIcc.