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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23

Investigating Committee, OF which Kennedy is
CHAIRMAN" and other words came "a every plea
sanity" 70 the reporter, but to <herry's chagrin
FINALLY, when the reporter asked Cherry n Brosnan
was the only man who had y.yen hlm clue as to
the robbery.
CHERRY THREW OFF HIS COAT
aho, stepping up r. the reporter, showed consider
able pluck but the profier OF cigar and the re-
mark,
Captain, don't get excited, we are both acting
under orders" threw Cherry out or lighting MOOD
and he took seat anu for twenty minutes was as
docile as lamb, as he has the reputation Of al
WAYS being.
Not word however could be got out OF Cherry
duplicating his chiefs in the ROBBERY, and the re-
porter accepted on leaving one VI Toms" cigars
as peace Offering
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which mleny navursuy 90 expecIed to exist on &c.
count Of the discovery Of the burned papers aud The
arrest and srratgnment Of Eagerly anu Baulcn
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Captain Tom Cherry Interviewed.


"Chat with Cherryr
was the order given to a reporter yesterday This
mundane sphere has many cherries; but the Pc
clpent OF the order knew that Captain Tom Cherry,
OF the Twenty seventh precinct was the man
meant Repairing to the station house to interview
Cherry on the subject OF the stolen vouchers, Ser.
geant Maloney, the capturer Of
THE EsPERATE BURGLAR,
was found at the desk, and in answer to queries.
stated that Captain Cherry might be IN soon. The
reporter waited and passed the time IN o critical ex.
animation Of fine photograph Of
THE LATE SUPERINTENDENT JoURpAN
that added to the Commentator Of the room. Later
Cherry arrived. when the HERALD reporter in
rapid succession, Put the following queries, among
Others, TO the Captain, who Qhrown on his guard
Captain said the reporter, "what do you know
about The stolen vouchersr'
Cherry was instantly know nothing, and after
"Noliing. except what appears in my anldavit.n
"Ihat Is Irark, bup'-and the reporter puned o
was HANK sNIrn HERE WITHIN A FEW pAYsr,
.. q Ke!so been nerem
"ifas James irving Chief OF Detectives, been here
on the voucher businessy'
"Have you received any orders rom ,hemr
"Verba ones from the superintendent only - said
Cherry.
VIM gave you OTueT5 IN sE6 case, III
your oiiieial capacity WIN allow you to answer"
"My superior" said Cherry. "why do you askf
DECLINE TO TALK OR BE INTERyfRwED.n
But" SAID the reporter, IL have an unpleasant
duty 10 perform and want the names OF Your ON
GERS who were engaged IN the case and your ward
detcctives'r
Cherry was uneasy and showed IT, but the re.
porter was cool anu
REQUESTED CHERRY TO RI COOL.
running conversation followed, OF an unimpor-
ant nature. in WHICH james Lenox Kennedy, OF
Bank Of Commerce
ROBBERY AT BANK or COMMERCE yBARsAGO,u
Hank Smith," 'Keso.' "Did YOU hear or ltSu
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nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Compnnys Mail h,
tween New York and Havre, calling AZ Bres.
The splendid vessels the CONT
nent will sail from pier 10 North River folows:
Y ST. LAURENT, Lemare. Saturday, December 3d.
WARRINGTON, R0ussan Saturday, January 10, 1872.
VILE DE PARIS surrnont Saturday. January2I
PEREIRE, Dauro, Saturday February w.
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ZOU just received from :s., and sold for account
consgnees. Among them examples BY tinemlnet
yon, Dupre, soayage Heloaln, Anbry Ward Auge, Ben
eche Coulter peshayes LeBrun, 40 also copies from
F1sa scs. nee cna Lan
cal and Figure Pieces, &C. Some 70 damaged BY ippora
zion The whole to be sold they are, for what they will
bring without limitations at the Clinton Hall Sale
Roons, Thursday and Friday evenings Dec 70 and g. 1t ~
O'Clock, now exhibition At the Clinton Hall
Rooms. GEORGE a. LEAvJTT CO.,
Clinton Hall, hstor place. New YORK.
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c6fi6VsltE OF .; 80. Z. 49,. n
n HaDdAone and usp,ee Homehcd Furniture,
At ~ Weel forty-second street,,

property IL Albert A vandsihon, Esq
saturday. mospiny, December "a commissioning a.
O'clock precisely u, NICHOLS Auctioneer. Pariorsve
vet brusses Medallion Carpets grand square rosewood
octave Rianofore, STOOL Cover Muse Cabinet Pompa
dour and MarieAntonee syle Parlor Suls In satin Mir
rcrs Cns,ns PaIntpgs sr5n,ss wor.s Of Arr E'Igsres
ING Room Sus In satn bTocasel and reps rosewood and
walnut Bedseajs, Bnreaus washstand tommodes, kpring
and HAIR Mattresses Bsdins, Sofas, Chsirs, Lounges
Tables, Gosss Dnne. EXTENSION Table, china Dinner ss
Asrsan,s' Furniture brussels Carpets, xc Sale poeye
Q0e1o pAe1aA and deiiysysA fQx8MlbaeexA
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4 ss1GNEE's sALE.-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF OLD
"a established Genemens Furnishing store, i7s Bowery
let Fixtures Goods q
rfce, at retail In lots BY order OF W. H.. GLIDER
SLEEVE. Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-23

lOR SALE CHEAP-A LIGHT ALBANY SLEIGH,
Pole and Shafts In FIRST rate order. Inquire OF Mr.
IZELY, IS Rose street near Duane.
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A UCTION SALE AT 100 WEST TWENTy-T1IIRD ST.
"A Magnificent opportunity 10 make Christmas

A AIN.-PERENPTQRY SALE, EAST FIFTY.
n seventh street, three story brown stone House. high
ground In perfect ParOrs rsscoed halls decorated
with carpets oicloths. fixtures mantel mirrors shades
and cornices $ls.0O0 v. X. STEVENSON SON, IL
Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-23

DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, :
u will sell day, l0I1 o'clock, nj salesro0ms 79
Nassau street large and general assortment Of rosewood
pets Bedlnp Olcl5hs Also line OF line on Paintings
Mante CLOCKS, Fancy Goods &C. 10 be sold to the highest
bidder.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HOHSESs CAHRlAGESs &C.
TlOR SALE CHEAP-A LIGHT ALBANY SLEIGH,
Pole and Shafts, In first order. Inquire OF Mr.
BAZELY, 30 Rose street. Duane.
HARNESS, BLANKETS, BELLS, ROBES.
II The largest variety OF Sleigh Bells Shaft Bells,
sian Chimes, Wnips for two four horses Coach Whips
Sleigh Whips, Fancy articles of all kinda,
Harness. Saddles Brides,
hDO Blankets, Hoods, Suits OF Horse Clothing,
Hurcingles, holeTs, Balters, &c.,
Of any house In New York. No exception.
Harness 90 10 $500 per set.
Bells, TO cents 10 40 per string.
tt Rooss. " e 20 s9ch. 80.
c. n. MObtsMAN 4 BRO,
Manufacturers,
WareroOms l14 Chambers street.
lust RECEIVED FROM PARIS
An elegant and unique Sleigh,
late the properly Of
~ tho Emperor Napoleon,
- --~t%%
now on exhibition and sale at our Warerooms
x. BREWSTER CO., FIFTH AVENUE
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NorIcB
REDEMPTION OF $50 BONDS OF 1852.
TREAspRy DEPARTxINT. Dec ~, 1851.
By virtue Of the authority given nv act Of Congress
July H. 1870 entitled IAN to authorize the refund
ing Of the national debit hereby notice that the prin
cpa accrued interest of the bonds herenbelow dcsg
mated, known fve-wenty bonds will be paid at the
Treasury Of the United States In the city OF Washington on
and after the 2Oh day Of March 1877 and that the interest
said bonds VIII cease on thai day That to say con
ie63, dated May ], 1882, AZ follows =
C0uP0N-sECOND SERIES.
$50 No. 6l6l 10 No. lQ7Sb both inclusive.
SiO0--No. 1904 TO No 2beSt both inclusive
&5O0-No. 1855 10 No. 1919 both inclusive SILL
Sl0OO-No. ll2l to No. 24t3 both inclusive
- REGISTERED.
ssSS-sS NJ s ss s sSs InsS:iys
&10D0-- No. 1909 TO No. 1880, both Inclusive.
IS 900 No. Bats 10 No. l102 both inclusive. ..s
&l0,u00-No 5000 10 No. l7l, both nclusivc- &4e",vw
OF the optandinc lembaced in the numbers 80
abovsl sixteen million dollars are coupon Ronds
Coupon bonds the Of February g. 1883 were sued
distinct series of the FIRST all OF which
have previously called for redempon) do not bear the
seres designation upon hen while those Of the second
third and fourth seres are distinctly marked on the race o.
Un ed states securities forwarded for redemption shonli
be addressed 70 the Loan pvonn sscresys olce and
the Treasury for redemption"
The specified in the notice Of December win 10
GEO. s. BOUTWELL,, secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-23

-.-,....EU EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
| INMAN LINE
GITy az az MY ,, Y2RK saturday December
CITY or WASHINGTON satariay January 8, ,sSs = n
cT9 Of ASTRRsF January january
Sna eaGn succeeding SATURDAY. and Thursday l
p.yasl. In gold Rates Of ra''f psi.s,. IN ca,.n.,
% LONDON s &c
sdr:sy s SsS Hamburg
v,S;.s can s,o Be o moderate by
'or 'a''nef Information apply Il Nc n oee
10 Broadway, New York.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
The General Transatlantic Company. Mail s,sam,,,o. n
tween new York 70 land and Havrs calling !. Brss.
nas % North Ss ss .s the CONT
q, I4TSEsEST Esmsrs saturday. 1ees%ssISa 80,
yTI IF
Price q r. s'i sssT 4 ST ST a a2sss1sSsns wn'
Frat cabin yl25; second cabin, $40
81 y Fs &c & Il 81: @
both transit by Enslh railway di.comorls OF
INC Gssss n bos
WgHIrE STA STAR ~. LINE 3. ,...
Se sns &! World New and full
RETAINER f1sI2,c H gALTIC ABB Ana aAT,C
s..a. @!s ton: power $500.
@ 'e''''
2ThEA AkTTb. .1 january g. 6, Il 80 ss
ss was Sss socs ferry Jerssy .
binne safety speed comfort.
s"rsso"
ss ~ tssss
Passengers bookedt Or from 81 parts Of Ansriea Paris
E.cSrslS sn. .lcsets granted at lowest rates. M
For information apply to IsMAY IMRIE 4 Co. Liver
1S ,aa London the o skS x
N sTEAM 70 9UEENsrowN AND LIVERPOOL,
- from pier A. North n, |, , River
ENGLAND. Andrews Saturday Dec 2s alp ~
HaH SuEESp TSona; s.,9. SATURDAY ss
EeYPr rogan satuSasy Jan is az seM \.
clS. direct
Prepaid steersge ticket: LIVERPOOL. oussnssown.
For further particulars apply at the c1mnanys Ollie ss
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET C0MPANy'a
IRON mall steamship c1xBnM, ,
Captain p H. Hack win .aIi december 49, 1871 asaF
taking passengers New u Plymouth London
Firs, cabln. $780, - -. Second cabin a7A
H. R. s.ss:r u yHs. State. ,'',
81 Broad street, N Y No. 8 Barclay street, N. y
NCHOR LINE. 1a FEE, + II. - HE I.. -.
"A Steamers sail every Wednesday and Saturday to and
49, NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
calling at Londonderry TO land mails and passsugerG
Passengers boo and Forwarded TO aud from railway
stations Great Britain, Ireland Geranv Norway Sweden
Denmark and America smelly speedily comfortably
and sAs.'' = Hey s fssF fsss x
IRON GLASGOW FROM NEW YORB.
Saturday, bee s:,"rsy, Dec az
SATURDAY ss1rssy Dec jan Am IS
And every Wednesday aud Saturday thereafter,
from pier 20 North River, New York, at noon. t
Rates OF passage. payable IN currency
To Liverpool Glasgow Derry r
First cabins, 1855 and MS, according to location
Cabin excursion tckets good for twelve month"; securing
best accommodations, &lS0. .N7.
l Intermediate 1913, steerage. sos -
Certificates lowest rates he bought here by those
l prafts iszied. PAYABLE presentation. w
| Apply 81 the company'a odcea
l HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. Bowling Green. /
For the accommodation OF lie patrons AMI the public tho
Anchor line has opened branch Office at u broadway.
where bssdes tickets railroad tickets railroad
station West North South, pursha Il
1
| NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
IN for Southampton and Bremen. 81
The steamship AMERICA Captain X. Bussns will sail on
Saturday, December &c. at r. NJ, pier FOOT
Third street, HobOken; to be lowed by i-te ,stt
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DY JOHN u. DRAPER d CO., ms
ID AuctioneeHe.
The Delaware, Lackawanpa and Western Railroad Com
pany wiLselI
Is000U tons Scranton Coal.
at pnblic auction, WEDNESDAY,, December ~, nj u
''''" "00' SAMUEL SLOAN. President.
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TIRE INTEREST DUE JANUARY j. 1871, ON NORTH
Pacific trst mortgage $50 gold bonds will be paid
and after January ahe banking house Of Jay Cooke
A. n. BARNEY, Treasurer.
yIyANTED IMMEDIATELY BUILDING pUR
w poses S20,u00 on bond and moreSge good paying
ye estas 10 Chicago worth double the amounts title
feet for i've ten years WIZ liberal inerest Address
w L. NJ, 20s Third avenue, Chicago, NJ.
CECoNp MORTGAGE OF $2m0 FOR SALE ON
- vacant Lota under eighteen months 10 fun sseGrliy
good address MORTGAGE, boz II ueratd Up'"~n Branch
eess, l.2f GEYASrV
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
IN for Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship AMERICA, Captain Bussns, sail on
Saturday, December 80 Of r. H. from bremen pier locg
Third street, Hoboken TO be followed by i'lT'F-E
day, Januafy6.
Rates OF passage to London Havre and Bremen.
payable in gold or its equivalent in currency.
First cabin el29
Steerage
6ELRICHS 4 CO., Agents.
No. Bowling Green
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
"a EXTRAORDINARY SALE or STRICTLY
FIRST CLASS WINES AND LIQUORS,

FIRST CLASS WINES AND LIQUORS,
GUARANTEED IN EVERY PARTICULAR,
To he in Quantities SUIT the trade families Wines
France Spain Portugal md Germany Brandies Gins,
Runs Scotch and Irish Mhkeys from ives Bee iher Co..
pures goods viii be offered sale posi-
The includes Brandes 1880. 1885, l840 1851 and
1858 of enesy, Marte Sazarac and Kcnanlt; Sherres
Duff Gordon, Harmony and Pemartin; Ports, sandemsn,
Morgan Osborn; Maderias, Payne and South side
bordeaux, Barton tueser; Champagnrs Heidseick, Dry
Verenay Sparkling Mosee Nuscate and the finest grades
Of Whiskeys and Runs
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A RARE CHANCE FOR HoUSEK EEPERs.
HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer, sells tbs day commencing
u IO3 oc at private mansion l2 West 2h IT., all the
elegant and costly Household Furniture panofote, rich
paIor suits 10 ulain satin and bsocs.e and sln reps,
and walnut single and double Bedseads, Bureaus Ward
robes. spring and hair Mattresses Beddng Lounges Ac
also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furniture Buffet
Extension Table, Chairs, China Glassware, Cutlery, &c, &c
Sale positive.
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DY II. HART, hUCTlONEER.-BY VIRTUE OF
- chauel mortgage ! will dispose ior sale this day
between Fifty aud streets the Lease and
BLOCKS Benches Meat Racks, saws, Choppers stecls,
Knives Hooks Slabs Corn Beef Trays lcehonse &c. &C.
also one Horse, Wagon and Harness and Iron Safe
CORNELIUS EA0LEY. ATTORNEY MORTGAGE.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-09

EXTRA SEATs.-In order to accom-
| modate all who may wish to attend
the interesting and impressive Easter
services at the Episcopal church to-
dav, one hundred extra seats have
been prepared. The church will be
superbIv decorated with fresh Cal
itornia flowers. and the music will
probably surpa>S anything of the kind
ever heard within its walls, as Mrs.
Hayden and the regular choir Will be
assisted by volunteers Of rare ability
as VOcaIl>tS.
INDICTED.-The Grand Jury met
Yesterday and found a true bill of in
dictnent against T. b. Winston ''for
drawing and exhibiting a deadly
weapon in arude and threatening
ner." Judge Harris admitted defend
ant to bail in the sun of 81 300, which
was promptly given. 1nthe afternoon
Winston was arraigned and given
until Tuesday next t. plead.
NorICE.-Parties wishing t o pur-
chase anything in the furniture or
bedding line will do we'll t CALI on
{. II. Mai~h, opposite Wells, Fargo
x cos. As he is selling at greatly re-
duced prices.
FRENCH WAR.-Several Frenchmen
engaged in a little uncivil var on
North Carson street last night, in
which some claret "a drawn, when
the party dispersed bearing away
several enlarged bugles.
AT LARGE.-The boy, Brown, who
escaped from the State Orphan Home
a few days since. is still at large.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge Harris yes
terdav adjourned the Second District
Court over until Tuesday next.
SUPREME CoURT.-This Court will
meet, pursuant to adjournment, to-
morrow at II O'clock.
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Religious services To-Day,

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Divine Services
at II O'Clock .. III.
PREsBYTHRIAS Notwithstanding at
IL Il. IN. and - p. III. sabbath School AT
l2'+ p. N.
METHODIST CHURCH.-Rev. j. ID. Ham
mond, Pastor. Preaching at II a. M ana
-. D.. m. sunday School at I1m. Prayer
meeting every Friday evening, at o'cl'k,
seats free.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-ScrvicCs al II a.
m, - p. m. sunday School al Ia .
O'Clock. service and preaching every
cvening THIS week, at 10. Service on
Good Friday, Ht II a. III. All are corui-
ally invited to attend.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-09

SPECIAL NOTICE. indigestion is the
cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the
living machine is subject to. Give tone
to the stomach and digestive organs, and
you Will save more than half in your
doctors bills. DR.. Henley's celebrated
lNL Bitters are recommended by all ply
sicians to dyspeptics and for all COM
plants of the liver and digestive organs
See advertisement in another column.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-09
C INTELLIGENCE.
Natl and Express.

ARRIvFS.-From the CT Railroad and
Washoe at : Il. IN.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 IA. IN.
From Aurora. Pine Grove and Genoa
ut } ?. m.
DEPARTS.-For WaShoe INC c. p. Rail-
road at i y. III.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 4 p. m.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora al
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-09


DISTRICT CoUKr.-ln TINS court
Yesterday the names of t~wentv-one
o,d h,r,, ,ro,a ra,urnnd AZ allows
each oil Tie persons hahit" "pIt'i IiiS
and being sworn: w. ID. T~orrcyS"n,
ND. Chamberlain. Joseph II. Cowin-.
C su u,pr- t.r,u GO,
w CRYSTAL. Aaron Wells. +. l.. Scott.
O.. w. q. Ferris, VI. Gardner, Jacob
Iobrlner' Nm: IL. t"i.t'; I"'
hanb Lni,i' INV Itauian,in i,J>on =.
- EirnJ - J., T,...r C."rra \ NV
- ri .I,,, >,i-,nnartI y
- raHN. C,tf,n G,rj-
,ri'.tauN EI-ou a,'l -.,rroin+oI
Toirinir f,r",I,an nftha irrT Mary
nnnti,,n =. Nienn Nunrir1. shit for d.
Norce; Sc for trIal lue>iaN: I'm IN
H,""'; . t,-
tainad AVID niainIItf ordered tnalnrnd
hiI onIi,iult ims,amrernnI defendants
Howl uIn d,y. to file an-ucr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
How Softly on the Bruised Heart.

How softly on the bruised heart,
4 word Of kindness falls,
AM to the dry aud parched soul
The moist'ning teardrop calls;
Oh, if they knew who walked the earth
Mid sorrow, grief and pain,
= The power a word Of kindness hath,
'Twere paradise again.
The weakest and the poorest may
The simple pittsnce give,
And bid delight to withered hearts,
Return again and live;
Oh, what IS life if life be lost?
If nau's unkind to man
o., VII: 1Ieaven that waits beyond
This brief and mortal span?
As stars upon the tranquil sea,
In mimic glory shine,
So words of kindness in the..hesrt
Reflect the source divine;
Oh, then be kind, who'er thou art,
That breathes the mortal breath,
And it shall brighten all thy life,
And swee:en even death.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

preparing themselves, for the
shades Of the night, and Sal and
myself sat on an antlquated back
log, listening to the music of ma
ture, such as tree-toads: roostcrS
and gruntipg pigs; and now and
then the music Of jackass was
waited to our ears by the gentle
zcphyrs that sighed among the
mullen stalks, and heavily laden
with the delicious odors Of hen
roosts and pig-styles. The last
lingering rays Of the setting sun.
glancing from the buttons Of Il
solitary horseman, shone through
y knot hole IN a hog-pen, full il,
Sails face. dying her hair an Or
ange peel hue, and showing OF
my 1kreadbarc coat to bad advaas-
tage; one Of my arms was around
Sal waist, my hand resting on
the small of her back she was
toying with my auburn locks ef
! Jet black hue; she was almost
gone. and l was almost ditto
She looked like = grasshopper dy-
ing with the hiccups, and l felt
like a mud-turtle choked with
Goldfish ball.
SAL says I, in a voice as mu-
Sical as the notes of a dying swan,
will you bave me?'
She raised hcreyes heavenward,
and c!aspcd me by the hand, had
an attack Of the heaves and blind
Stassers, and with q Sigh that
drew her shocstrings to her pas-
ate, said Yes
She gave clear out then, and
>quattcd in my lap. { hugged
her I'LL | broke my suspendersr
and her trcath smclt Of onions
she had eaten two weeks before.
Well, to make a long story
short she set the day, and We
practiccd for four weeks every
night how We would: enter the
room to be married, till We got s.
VIC could walk as gracefully as a
couple Of 1luscovy ducks. The
night, the company and the mill
lister came, the signal was given.
and arm in arr, we went through
the hail. We was just entering
the parlor door, when I went
down kerslap on the oilcloth pull
ing Sal after ne. Some eusseel
fellow had dropped a banana
Skin OF ,hc floor and it foored
nc. 1t split an awful hole in my
cassimeres, right under my coat
tail. It was too late to back OUT
50 clasp!ng my hand over it, .we
marched in and were spliced, and
taking q seat, watched the
k;ssing.thc- bride operation. My
groomsman was tight, and rs
kissed her till jumped Up to TAX"
q slice, when, oh, horror! q littlo
Six-year imp lad crawled behind
me and pulled my shirt through
the hole in my pants, and pinned
it TO the chair, so that when (
jumped up l displayed to the as
tonished multitude a trife moro
white muslin than was pleasant
The women giggled, the mem
roared, and l got mad, but was
finally put to bed, and there my
troubles ended. Good night.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

Bertha S. kirving, a certificate Of
State stock.
An act to oincorporate the Young
Mems BrotherIy Association.
An act to provide for the GOV
ernmcnt Of the South Carolina In.
stltution for the deaf, dumb and
blind.
An act to Incorporate the Con-
tinental Telegraph, Company.
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Official: h. h. X. 4. 4. G.
AMEiL lirxEIcAHc AT ST.. LOUIS on II

Awful liuxG!cAHE AT ST.. Louis on THE
9ru.-A terrific hurricane has occurred
a, Eas, ST. Louis. The railroad dcpots
have been demolished. Nearly all tie
dcrlnks and Appliances for the ecntrue-
ton of the bl;dge have been destroyed.
\ ,l.!rty-ton engine, with ! train Of cs's,
vas blown forty feet into the sloush.
Ano'i.cr train Of thirteen CATS, lcad,d
With grain. was thrown fcm the tack:
Seven rcr>o"S ere known to te kl!l,o
anA t,irsy seriously hurt. There is
search: = building or tree standing in the
path O: The storm. 1he steamboats, l.:rg
at the eastern SIDE Of tie river Werc al:
more Or l,sS Cn.1accd.