The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05
Cruel Treatment Of ColOrcd
Boy.

n colorcd boy, Daniel Curry,
about nine years Of age, was taken
, to the guard house on tho chargc
of vaGrancy, but when he was ar
raigncd before tho Mayor ycstcr.
day, he told Il talo Of horrid treat,
mcnt at the hands Of his employ
CT, colorcd carter -Michacl LEY.
wood-Iiving in Magazine street,
which excited pity, rs tho cause
Of his DESERVING his team, and
showed his person, which was
only covered with u dirty whito
linen dustcr, which presented q
sight that put to blush tho worst
charges laid to the darkest days
Of slavery or tho bastinadn. Tho
boy was carried to Dr.. DcSaus-
sure, who examined his back and
! lcgs,and Savca certificate ~ to their
condition. From thence he was
taken before Tria! Justice Magrath,
who issued Il warrant for the ar
! rest Of Haywood, and had him
brought before him. He admit.
ted tho logging, and gave us an
excuse that tho boy would not
stay with him, and there is no
wonder he did not under the
, treatment he received. The Iiulo
fellow could scarcely walk, and
was lacorntcd from his neck TO
his heels in u manner terrible to
behold. lie said that Haywood
would make him run up and down
II room, while he gave him repeat
cd cuts with the plated cowhido
he used to whip his horse with.
The blood must have flowed ut
each blow. If such an act had
been committed upon that boy by
Il white employer, tho colorr,l
people would have howlrd over it
rs IN evidence Of the hatred
OF the one to the othrr.---
When the dustcr was raised in
the Trial Justices Office TO show
the caSti CATION TIC had received,
there was but one voice. aud that
was of Indignation. The hard
hearted employer was held to
bail to answer for his crime, but
rs he could not furnish it, he went
to Jail, and deserves to suffer in
kind.-Ch0Ttc$ton Courier, 1871.
Work WORTHY OF TIE WonK.
MEN.--Somc Of the Radical papers
arc now engaged in an effort tc
sully the name of Washington, by
stringing together all the wicked
and malicious things said Of him
by his enemies in tho political OK
cltcmcnts that~followcd the inau
guration Of tho Government. 1t
is in perfect keeping with tn,
character and purposes Of thai
party TO degrade everything tha'
is great and virtuous, pure ane
lovely. Thry have warred upol
everything that is great in tn,
country, and patronizcd every
thing that is base and mean.
a ENERABLE ARrISr.--Thc ar
tist Thomas SnlIy, the eminent
portrait painter, is living in Phil
adcIphia, in the ciyhly-cightl
year Of his age. lie is still bright
and active in his studio. Sull,
WAS born in England. Ills mother
came from England to Norfolk
Na., in 1874, and Sully took hi,
first lessons in Charleston, =. G..
where he began miniature pant
ing at seven years Of age. Du
ring his long career, he has paint
cd the portraits Of many OF the
prominent men Of the country
including Lafayette, Jefferson
Jackson, Adams, Monroe and 9th
FontcncIlc, at the ago Of o., ar
fer saying many able and gallant
things to tho young and beautiful
Madame lIalvctius, passed hcl
once without pcrcriving her
$780," said she, stopping and adj
dressing him, chow | ought to
va!nc your gallantrics ! You pass
me without even looking at me p
"Madamc," said the old man, "li
had looked at you | could not
have passed.
Tho very latest idea in the fash,
ionablc world is tho Moonlight
Gcrman-iull dress, no lights,
windows wide open. siIvcry moon,
light streaming in in foods, de-
Iicious waltzcs enchanting the air,
flirting perfectly umcmbarrasscd,
and all that sort Of thing.
A Milwaukee farmer recently
accused his wife Of attempting to
murder him. and while ho was
gone from home, TO make inquiries
concerning divorce, she was
gorcd to death by n COW.
No shade Of violet ought ever
to be used in any sort Of evening
dress, rs tho color vanishcs en-
tircly under an artificial light.
Many ayoung lady has suffered
for not remembering this.
Tho ship Otago has arrived
from Hong Kong, with 800 Chi.
ncse and full cargo Of mcrchan-
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