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United STATES, TOR South Carolina, MAY
Term. 1860: In: the matter of John G. Lin,
ford of Martins Depot, Lauro,Ia COUNTY
5,"ntr"ps. Petition for full and 9f,npl dis
Ordered. TINT herring be i,ntl on The 3otb
day Of July, 1869. ut Federal Court House
IN Charleston, 9. c.; nnd that Ill creditors.
&c of said Bankrupt. appear at snid Tins
nnd pi"ce. and shcw cuuso. If any they can,
WY the prayer Of he petitioner should not
ings Of creditors Of aaid Bank
rnpt VIII no held at the office Of G C Jncecr.
Esq. R"gi>ter Of 81 Con. District, c.. on
% Il dny Of July, 1869, nt 10 u.
By order Of the Court, tho 2Sth day Of
Juno, 1869.
DANIEL HORLDECH,
Cleric Disr Court of The U. S. for s. G..
June 80 25 st..
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tbs GALAXY for July is just received
The table Of contents for This month Ia Of
the most intcrrating character, aud affords
rick t,cat 10 Tia many readers. Thos cwho
"rc not Subscribers wonld do we'll to scnd
on the price. 81 to Sheldon T. Co., 408 l. 500
Broadway. n. Y.
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Mr.. SEwARD's LAer PROPHECY.
fore starting on his present tour, hc
stated very explicitly that within yenr
there would 10 q breakup Of President
Grants administration, which ho pro.
'noqnccd the Weakest administration no
country has cgtrlfad; and ho assigned
MS one reason fly going away that he
wished 10 DO "a FIR OFF as possible when
the, breek.up takes place ~
r,, ,r [New York SUM-
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BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION The State
Convention Of the Baptist denomination
in South Carolina will hold it's fortv.
ninth anniversary with tho church in
forkvi1lc. commencing on Thursday,
July 22nd, at 70 o'clock H. Ruv. L.
Il. Gwaltnry was appointed to preach
the Introductory Sermon Rev. 6. ".
R'ckett, niternnte. Charity Sormon by
Rev r; 7. Winkler Rev Richard Fur.
mnn, alternate.
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fMMlGRANTs COMING Tho
agents Of Tho different steam lines in
New York. expect ah 'nt 5000 cmigrants
this week. The steamer City Of Eon.
don brought LOO to-day. Agenta Of
the Southern Emigration Companies,
havo scvcrnl hundred engaged to settle
on 'nnds in tho South. Ninety persons
left last Saturday to form a colony IN
Central Vireinn; and about the samo
number fDr North Carolina, .i
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TUE WORKING CHRISTIAN. new paper
printed AZ io'kvil!c. s. G., Tilman r.
Gaines. Proprietor. the first numhcr Of
which Is received Il handsomely printed,
and we'll filed. The right Of fellowship IL
"x ended to it, with the hope that IL may
prove a success.
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The following exhibits the diffcrcnt
cet.s on tho facc Of tho earth. OF tbe
whole number Of inhabitants Of Tho
tertesttal sphere there are 985, 600, QUO
Christians s. 1000 600 Isrnclites; 90, 900.
o00l."Asia,ic> religions; 100, 100000 No.
,htanmesqans6 200, 900, 900 Pagans:; TO-.
ooO, 900 profess the Roman Catholic
faith; 66. 900, 900 profess tho Greek faith;
and 60, ,0o0,0 900 profess tho Protestant. :
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All persons having demands against tbo
Essntc Of Geo: d. Amlok, Decd, aro horo,
by legally notified 70 render tho sa,uo L..
gally nttcstcd 10 the aubsoribcr on or ho.
fore tho first dny Of August next, "a m
TINT dry Will tilo my final accounts on on
said Estate and my application to tho Pro-.
bn.e Court for Ne"bcrry County, for final
discharge rs administrator.
JOHN J. AMICK,
june ~ IN u. ~ = Admir-.
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DissOlution.;

u. The arm Of Psysinger Il Wilson, ID til,
day dissolved by mutual consent. Ths
Notes and Aceoupts are, ip tho hands Of n
NJ. Paysinger. who win 'scttle btisjncs. ~ -
firm. j. q. Wilson will continue. jt S,.,l
ness and will be thankful for any ra.ronapa
he may receive. 4. n. PAYSiNt1KR y,
June 80 % It, j. @, WI.SONg ~
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In the District Court of the

In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES. for South Carolina.
May Term. 1860 In the mntter of A. C,
Gar lington, Of Newberry County - Dank~
runt. Petition for full and final discharge
in Bankruptcy.
Ordered. Tint hearing bc Ind on the 18th
day Of Jnly, 1859, at Federal Court Houso
Ia Chnrles'on. s. G, and that all cred
ftors. &C., Of said Bankrupt appear n. .ala
time and place, and shew cause, If any thoy
en-, why tho prayer Of the Petitioner sbo,pf
meeting Of creditors Of said Bapkrupt will
be held Mt the office Of G. G. jaeger, ESQ.
Registrar OF third t3) Congressional Dfstrict.
. 9 on the 18th day Of July, 1859, at
BY order of tho Court the 22nd day Of
Juno, 1850. j.. wy ~
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk District Court United States,
Juno ~ 20 st For South Carofiaa.
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Seven miles Of cnt.gut vibrated at tho
Boston Peace Jubilee. Dosh and bla.
FUN A truce to all such peace con.
vontions, emanating from tho rule or ruin
country. r. . ....
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tEdgeficld Advertiser.

: In Illinois it is larceny to take away
q newspaper from the place where it Is
ISttt: : It it w.ere so here wo should 70.
qnirc' n much larger penilentinrv. Many
"f the compla'nts Of not receiving pm.
pqrs that reach lis from our subscribers
.nr!ee orcasioncd by the utter disregard
some S'p'no people :hsye Of ,.hc rights Of per.
sons Or. property.
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TnE ScHooL DAY VISITOR, an illustrated
magazine tor yonng people. Published BY
Da"cEndhv & Becker. i3l Walnut ST, Pinl.
hd"lr'i,. e5 per Hnnum. The July mum.
h"r This char ming magazine ia at hand
ana we recommend onr readers 10 subscribe
for il for lhci" children.
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Ernh tho "AdvantnrrS ofa Blockade Runs
ner" IN the xix Century Magazine Send fnr
Century Publishing IN + G. DrFOntaine iIms
!Hess Manager, CharIcston, s. G..
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Tho EdgeAeld Advertiser, records the
death Of Theo. w. Lnndy, LOWS j..
Miles. and Hartw oil Rogers. Esqa. All
esti!na6lo:; citizens, Of Edgeaold Dis.
trict. ~. -->,>.,- ~.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

Tho following new post Offices have
been established
Collins, Edgcfield Co., T. E. Mathis,
postmaster; Shelton, Fairfield Co., Z.
NJ. fIargood, postmaster; Stony Point,
Anderson Co., j. A. Price, postlpas.
ter. ..
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!.oT and grow rhaf!. Scc the happy taking
on OF Tie So: Ca. l.rgislnturc IN tho June
huml CT OF tho NIX Century Magazine.
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rcn1 "Eemini.cc"rcs Of tho WAR; hy "per.
s"rie e" ~ H." XIX Century Magazine. Ask
yUur Booksellers for It.
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We invite nttenlion to tho card Of the
MessrS. Gno1gihn's Wool. Factory. Tho
reputation Of the Messrs. Goodgion for
doing Surcrior work is well established.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

Dog days are Coming. En- pity see to
thGbrutes., : :.-.,...:-:'. -s...-S.
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.g Tho snail grain crop just harvested. In
Ncwborrv District. IL the. finest, and best
ever before grown. Tho wheat will compare
favo"bly with that Of Maryland and Vir-
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Wo lcarh that tho substantial building ON
Natn.stect, east Of tho Newbcrry:> Ho-
tel, has hrcn disposed Of by Mr.. Thomns
PnySingcr to Sir. Jacob Ginglcy, for S5,O75,
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. A. nI Riser has bcetn appoiatcd Mag.
istrate TOR Newbcrry County. Woo Gen. II.
II. KlMufd, dcccasetI. 3,;, $50 s4G,Sr..,
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Mr.. A. Harris will havo;a:Gte3bcefs pn
salc Saturday morning. ...pricolS pnd 10
c por 10. K, Ey, ,a 81
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Got tho. Hillville atmospheric fruit
jar, and savYyour fruits and vegetables
for wjnter'& use.
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Mr. j. B. Brnwn informs us that an
attempt was made night or two ago y
negro, to Outrage the person of Mrs.
Mary S. Smith, willow, who. with her
little sun. lives on Big Cedar Greek, in
Fairfield County, about six miles hon
D"k". Mrs. Smith was aroused hy q
v"Ics caling't" her, and stating that her
aunt. who lives some distance up the
road. VAS about to die. She got up,
opened the door and looked out, when M
unknown negro seized her and nttcmp.
trd To commit rape or her porSon.
She resisted, w,,en he curS,d her, ami
taking up a handful nf earth, forced it
into her mouth. TO stop her cries. a
freedman who lives near, ovrrhca'ing
the unusual noise, ran to her assistance,
when the intruder disappeared. These
infamous attempts arc becoming so (ie.
qncnt, that the use Of the pistol or gun
viii necessarily become general.
Phoenix.
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DIvoRcEs. LIN defiance of tho command

DIvoRcEs. ~ In defiance of tho command
that "whom God has joiucd lot no man
put assundcr," tho special jnrics of Ricli.
nond county Superior Court played tho
very dickens with tho tic matrimonial
yexterdays, morning no less than Two
ladies' aNd as many gentlemen having
tho noozo of wcdlock very summarily
severed and themselves left free 10 cnter
into ;anothcr ccpat tncrslip ns they
feel inclined. Five divorces IN ono day
Who will nov tlaro to say that Augusta
IL not tho equal Of Chicago? The follow.
Ing Is list ufthe captves who reguincd
their liberty:
Adiie, Deamvs Samuel D. Dcnn;. Libcl'
for Divorce. Total divorce granted tho
Philip Buckhri, jr.,vs. Ersiba S. Buck.
heit. Libel fur Divorce. Total divorce
granted. ..>, ...... ..' ... ;. e.,
Wm. Alrxnr'ler WipkIer ys. Margaret
L. Winkler. Libel Tor Divorce. Total
divorce granted
Cary Garter W. Emily Garter. Librl
for Divorce. Total divorce granted.
Emily Z. Ellington IS. Wiley S E.
lington. Libel fnr Divorce. Total dl.
vorco granted. thI"nrlc 4 Sentinel.
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8
Stoves.

A few good cooking stoves acnt on. from
the manufacturers III samples, will 10 sold
very low If applied for soon Come and
get. yon good cooking stove, cheap. Now
Is the time't" get bargnin.
juno 30 25 It w. T. WRUIUR.
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THE ECLrcTIc for July cnntains-EmhcI.
'islmtnts: Land-'rr md his Connoi>rurs.
nnd Gutenberg, lIQo'll,S RIwInson's frye
Great M"narchic> uf The Ancient East. the
Eun>ca"S; 'llr English ni Antiquity, the Na-
INC nr the Interior OF the EirilI can q Cath >
o!ic fricSt Con:act Mairi,no1y? on sleep
IA" cycles ~ The Drills. nbnut St. Pau's
Hns''t "ni :hc East. the n"rihmcn. heather
and christian tc"ncluhcd) nc knew he was
'i:h'.-Chaps NNv ia AxyIJI new exncdi,
i'm :" C"n'rhlAfrir Cromwell and the Jews,
The deep sen. II word on thc drama in Eng.
land and France, Wnlcnstcin and his times.
part l. Charles Dickens moral services to
literature. The Council Of frrnt and the
council "f the vatican The sea kings a, home
Using Of the Nile. "L,nfSccr" and Gutcn-
berg. poetry, lifcr'ry notices. >cicnce, art.
varieties. Terms Of The Eclectic, single CO.
pies. IS cents; one rnrv one wear, IS 90;
20 comics. one year. 50 co; five comics one
year. sea on Address l.. Il Pe!ton, Pubs
lIshcr, los Fulton ST., New York.
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HUMILITY OF ENGLiS!iMES. The Paris
correspondence, "f the London Herald,
speaking "f a farewell d,nn,r given to
General Dix, Oh occasion Of Ids leaving
France. says:
'Thc .in,"ti.ans are 4 c~rut penl,'r,
bn' il Is Ply tat nil II uIc!r ma,,f IS.
tati"nS Sir'nli have tbc u:>r"mly NJ
peatanec al a l,tii. They Puff them
selves, pn,f t'rir incomes. ,u:i' ;hrir
s'atesmrn, and me ii"vvr $" happy AZ
"hcn l.I"ciaimin-, ,hr very high opinion,
they c..lr'lria ci ti!cif uw n u.cii;:.
There i loo murh truth in this; and
~ lhe "thcr hand. there is nothing S"
l'lra>lng rs /" The observer Of human ua.
turc. AS exhibited in thenvcrngc English.
man. as the sweet. retiring mn.icsl v OF
his personal and national sc frs,inaiinn.
It there Is one British quality m,re
marke ed than ANOTHER, it undoubtedly is
the grace Of humility. New York Times.
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Und mo cooms TO dc shtation,
Und mo dinks my own nation
Ill find In dis place nit der fnr situation
But dey cooms nit dor ahtccks
Und fears me mooch kecks,
So very soft shpcnks
"Wic geh,s all" und tey laughs Hko crca.
ton. ..... ....,
Und saws vat you call her -'.....
Is't dis der Walhalla'!-
Der IIimmcl 70 deu,rhcr sind INNER so
biest ?" - -
Und den der whole band,
Waves me way nit dio hand,
Und snys mo, "go sh,and
Obcr dcre to dc shsorC on lie vest" g.,
Und mo goes at dc shtoro -.
Fcelin veeblc und poor,
ond me shpcaks init uann jung und
frisky;
Und he says"ms cant toll
Fat You wants for to sell,
Und YOU goes III der hell,
Or else Jon 60 dere und get viskcy"
Und me goes nnd me trinks
Und dere mo mooch dinks,
DAs goes me sohr gu. ~ dem .nascn,
Und Inc sh,ays we're me pecs
Cnd me cbcry ting sees
For is schust mooch agrcca
Dis liquor nit mie here zu N,gen.
Und all de jung mcn
Dey coons me Mp den
End dey takes me der t,randr nnh homer.
Dev coorns ein md drtis.is,
Und trinks all 50 Gei..ir,
Umo shpeaks me 80 spicis,
IND leaves me 10 pax all der moneys.
Cnd Mo says me, "its naughty
For all yous kaufen'c
Landsm amer, Arb, tier -GoLs weiss vat.
TO coome und 10 trin<
Cnd TO lIugh uud TO wink
Cnd 20 grin und to blink
Und pring into q kink
a poor stranger you never knows not.
Cnd den dey all pelowt,
Und up cooms fellows,
His fiat vas so pig as never | secs;
IND he SAYS "now ron lesfes hero
Or else vil greIs yer
For mooch blows I'll cicfs yer
Shoost dcre we're dc eyes und nose pccs."
Und dat raise uine choIer,
Cnd out me did holler
Ind shpoke like parent to tenn pat poys
Cnd up coons anudder
Cnd says, "looks you brndder
fir makes you TO slIndder
Ven you goes not away nit dis nois.
Und den me did schwcar me,
Und rip me uud tear me,
Und says me der Teufel, holP dioh unj Sic
allie;
Me goes we're me please
Unl MO t.kes me nline ease
Und me gifts nit preeze,
Till It sui, me 50 to my WaIhalla.
Yons all been betrunken
Verlorcn gesnnkeD,
Likes him vat did call dis old piaoe Love
Frogs.
Es st no deutschcr mann
Here among you M kann
Ever make yona plann
To save yous all sure from do togs.
Und den dey gin schlagen
Auf KOpfc and magen
Und sIItops nit vagen
Und drowa HE so vcak as pee;
Und ven next mo found
Me vas fast on der ground
Und schlecpin 80 sound
Nit die shtreels Of der Nowpersoe,
Und den mo eeom8 foyt,
Und mo cooms to do Mort
Nit de drutschcr right aort
Und inc hrays al der nights 70 dor Devil;
80 Teu(et I'm dino
Alls mo and ails mine
Und kneels init DIV shrine
So dou shlays und dishtrovs der Frog Level
SCIlINMELPFENNIG.
WalhalIa, den 26.h Juni, 1859.
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COMMERCIAL,

kEwnERRY, JUNE 29.---fuu:1 demand for
Cotton ut 2at cents for mi,Itiugs.
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TuAT RADsn.-W. S. r., yesterday
laid mammolh radisil upon our table.
measuring 20 inches in length, and a
half dozen inches through tho middle.
But tho Thing had no heart. Sooner
have radishcs a. little smaller and swectcr.
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he NIX Ceu'ury" Publication Company Of
hsr'e't"h havr brought ont a gem in the way
Var. aud Running the blockade are r,aphjc.
~ Il thtie Is I"t sn nniUtertktiug parax aph
fe'wteh Tie covc'A. lie huinnufo ou< bic TUE.
Address Il. q DEF Funtoine Business Mana ,rr
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Philip Eichclh,'Ger has had tho man.
~ courage to come nut and declare his
now belieC.-S. 4. Republican.
And Phil's "ncw hclirf" is that there
are Grcenbaeks under the control nf The
Rud&"i par,y. and that's what he is
striking for This is his belief and If
he has any other rnd hrltcr grounds to
offer IN behalf Of IT," Republican party,
to strengthen his "bclicf in that concern.
he las been .cmarkahly rrticrnt on the
subject. But on this poInt Phil is rot
alone. For verify there rs not Il white
ma N South Carolina, known to DC
Republican. who is nat now enjoying
office and The SI,oiS, or has an anxious
eve in that direction. In fact II Southern
White Republican. who hrlicvcs in Ne.
gro Equality and II Mongrci Government,
without entertaining Il hope "r dividing
tho "pickings' rrov,lrd for those who,
profess to sanction md Su>tun ibis doc
trine.w consider nn utter impo>Sihilitv.
RepuhlicaniS,n. rs known MT tho Suulh,
may be n grand and n glnri"ns thing. but
Office md Grceibacks must 10 in the
to induce one to "comc out
mud declare his new belief"
: = ~ ;Igrtird Advertiser.
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WAsnINGroS, june 24-Amnng the
neutrality-suspicious. to West Point,
promulgated to-day. is II SON Of COLONEL
Crane, of Ohio, recently killed at Jack
son, Mississippi.
Three daughters Of tho Rev. ID. B.
Nichols were on their way to school this
morning, when they were Intercepted bv
a negro OH The outskirts Of the city, who
violently seized ,hc eldest girl, ngrtl
seventeen. aud TaviSheh her, after which
he made his escape. The two younger
girls. aged respectively thirteen and Iif.
teen, used their utmost cndravorS to
Illustrate the brute in his hclliSh design,
by beating him witt, sticks and StoneS,
but all to no pnrroSe. Til. gi,ls nrr
white pupils Of the Howard University.
Thcir father is well known rs the former
superintendent nf the cont ahand camp,
corner Of 18th and Q streets.
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lloM1cIDE.-Wo learn that on Sunday
morning last, the 27th inst, John A..
R"therf"rd entered tho rcsidepre OF Mr..
ThoS. ". Blcasc, living in E'lgeficld, and
attempted to assasSnato. linn. but re.
ccivrd himself tlcnth wound.
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a genial-hcartcd friend sends us kind
greetings, aud hearty invitation to "comc
up and cat roasting ears, blackberry pics,
fresh honey ahd Ioly>pops." Wish .ha,
Nc could, we love good things, but yyo must
have mind to tito wholesome restraints
that meet u< between tire regions Of Anna,
z"a"e and Gravel Town. When we shall
haVc sufficiently recovered from the Cemor>
a!i"a;i"n Of last Thursday. VIC may venture
out again.
Many thanks, N. for your Eintl rememS
bTance
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NINE pRuBB1Es INIT DEB HRoa LEVEL

NINE DRuBBLEs hit DEE FROG Level
"a Lamont by tho Baron. Johann Gustav
Adolf Schilpntlpfannig, "a uewly arrived
immigran., who ID noted for bis Ono Eu-
! glish.) .tt,.r7H>. =. '.,,'*%.l' =.
| Web dir, dou Frog Level
= Say how In: der Devil,
comes doa poest called by soooh schreok
/ lioho nhnlo.' - ~
can hlcht tlnd mo out, #
! Dough Two looked MO about, .
Mong de Gators Of kraut,
Und dcy never eau tells w It same.
coomrs mo away,
III gallant und gay, @+','
Fon der land Of der Dcutschrr YER I wah
pern porn, - ...... -.
Und dinks mo III pe
D" Very glad und Mooch free.
. Ven over 500 ..... ....
Dc land Of der cotton und corn. .
+. In Goiulnby do sight .... .., ..
Vas 20 echlecht, dat von night
War for my curlosty gcnug
Und ven landlord ssy, ,
"IIrrr Baron yon ehtty
One, two, tree moro day."
looks in his fhce und blow--pooh .,
Und den mIne herr rcrk,
Und cay to der clerk,
0, tells mo were tnay hold revel;
Und den up he rise,
Nit de joy III le eyes,
Und he looks 20 de skies,
Und he hcave soft sighs
ohd nc Gays you goes up TO Frog Lc*rl.
Und wants for 10 know
Vat for moost go,
Sayin 'dcre dcy eau shew
Only churches und shtables und sh.ecrles :"
Und dcn lie says me,
"De Masonics viii bo
Up dcrc mnkin giec,
und pesdcs dcre po ferry mooch bcoptcs."
Und mounts me do train,
Und tlirs oil nman
On dc ri>enhahn Grccnvi)lo Golun,my
Und secs ns pass,
All mooch cotton und grass
Uni do 1Iorsc und de- ASS.
Und de meyer vat looks like a dummy.
Und mo cooms to dc shtation,
Und mo dinks my own nation
III find IN dis place nit der finr situation.
But dey cooms nit der ahtccks
Und fears me mooch kecks,
So very soft shpcnks
"Wic gents nll' und dey laughs liko crca. |
ton. .... -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

MAaNoLrA AWATsR.--Supertnr to tho bcsl
imported German Cologne. and sold ut halt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesr.etswa.

LIST oFLArI ERs remaining in he Post Once
drofre'own, ID a., March -. 49,.
Ladts' List-Burch Mrs John n; Bali Mss
Marioni Browr Miss LouI>a: BliacDe MS
Mage; Brown Miss Catherine. col; 30 nan
Miss Ann; Crier Mr. kei>aer; Z ,mel Mrs Eiil-
ab.tn, Garter Miss T-resS; q rimes NJ r., ,:
Gsntry Miss Sarah: Gross Mrs Ian. Gray
Jenny: havilanu Mss Lizzl-, Hackney Ms
Marina, Ho- pitsI Mrs Lizzie Z; jackson Z Ixs
Jane, Jenkins Mr.: Betsy; Juhns0n Am-lis col;
Jones MIS- Ann. johnson Nancy. col: J-nsIns
Mics keb~cca, JoIce Miss Bridget: L,muau
Mrs Ssrah; Loesn Mrs Lucy W; Marden NJ.
Z A: Rs, MISE Celia; X 'h~rtSou Mrs. Mary;
Su tn Miss ANNE; smith Miss Louisa: St4y'on
Mrs Mary r; Fucker Ms &. Tuck-r Ms
Ca herine; West Nancy; williams Mss VI ,ry.
Willy Miss Dolsy, Washington Mrs Mari a, col
GenIensH's Etst-Burley John; Brnwa ma
Henry: Brown Alexander; DOdd ID Dufiag
VIM: Liam Geo w: Ford L l: French Iua.s
Gruber A; G-sslin Sami :; GRIMES las. Gates
Geo; Hutton VIM X; Herr Henry: kaIe John:
Krous Geo: Lghtfoot Daniel: Ia renee Can't
Charles A; Lsmber John; Miller Alex; Mccall
Frrd-rIck; MeGarity Jonathan. Nixon Rich'd:
Pettus hon = Newton; Rodg'rs 4 r. S.-eImau
Capt; Stacey Iohu, ,; smith WIN; Turner Hez.
.slah: Turuey Jr Wm l.: Wise VIM. ?; WAR
VIM; wsshiu gton George: WIiiisms John, col.
" arren Csps; whsy'and Henery Warren OsPt
Martin \.
TEMPERANCE MATTER. -Pot 'nsc Division
hello an rhthUsIts;rc meeting lat ~ ming, aud
the regular order OF bu-lueSs was followed "
musical entertainment and an address 10y
Pat Worthy Par'ar-h II q Dtv.aa NIg-
Int Division. No. -, held 4 quarterly meeting
Tor the election OF on GERS. resulting A. fol
lows = w. L X +. smith. W. J. Il Yer
II ilys; Il. -. Henry J Peters, A x. =. George
W. B-SIl. r -. Vim. q. Drew. Treasurer, 7.
McCaff' rty- Chaplain, &. A. Llttl-1onr.
CAkkLEss WITH HIS CASH. las morning
about four CLOCK. III IT Cunningham f,uud
the front door If the grocery S'Cre of Hicha-i
Reynolds, l>3 BrIoge stree. open. aud on tue
counter were notes and currency lying 10 b-e,
amounting 10 $3.50. The officer aNuke Reyu-
oids, when the premises were secured.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE - Business on
Change to-day WAS duh. only 2te bushels Of
wheat being offered, which Tot was readily
taken at S2.IO.
GYPslEs.-Ouite numero US band OF these
wanderers are now encampsd a short distance
above Town. near Drover's Rest, aud their ap-
pearance IN town occasiona ly. while maklng
purchases. draws great crowds OF the Juvenile
population.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered. Schooner Nep-
tunes Bride. Chase. Boston, with plaster ana
fertilizers. Cleared, Steamer George II. Stout.
Ford, philadelphia