OHAHLOTTE, O., APRIL IS, 1862
VOL, 11.
TOO, 2.
HRS. T. J. BOLTON
xsiiasss and raopRHTcsa. .
TERMS:
ThaNortb-CareliaaWhig willbaffordedteaub
,srs at TWO DOLLARS in advance ; TWO :
.MhVendof th.ye.r. N.p.p.r will be disc..-'
tlBVed aitiltll arrearagee ere paid .except tithe
cwb ef the Editer. j
AdvertiaeroeutsinserledtlOneUoilirpersouare
(16 line er less.thissised type) for the nrslinser-
.... and 9.5 eenle for eae neon tin aeiice. Courted-,
and SbenrT'eSale. charged 23 w;
.nthi-her; and a deduction of33i per com. win
it mate from the rej nlr riee,for edtertiBert 07 ,
the year. Aorerinemeiiie lnecrwa piou.j
eaarierly . at II per .quax. fer each time. Semi.
v 75 cantaoer aauareforeacbliiue.
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Th. Wandtrar'a Eetura.
Aia Olb ViaoiiiT'e Sanaa.
T.s day was gone, the night was dark,
Aad lho howtiag winds went by,
Aaj the binding sleet tell thick sod fast.
From s Wn sad storaiy sky,
Wacn a .oarBful mti, through the ruihmg
c'-.
Waa heard at the cottage door
Os! carry me back ! Oi! carry me Uek
To my mother's home once mure
Tas a yeuth who had left Ms nw untem
Lome,
Aad I ad wandered far and lang J
lie hid Jrjin.d the goblet's fiery tide,
At the fealal midnight throng.,
B jt a drti of home earn o'er b ia heart,
A be crept to the eottige djor
Oh ! carry me back ! Oh ! earry me back
Tj my mother's home onee more,
I hvj left the ha.l ef the tempter's powor
And the revel wild and high
Taev card at in their recaleas sair'h
If I wandered alone te die,
&A'n the fire stillborn oa tbe honebo!d bajrth
By the elm tree near tee d.r f ,
1.. . . L.xMlhlnrrl ma kick
Ua ! earry m baea ! On : earry me Baca
Te my mother's hutae ore more.
I. .te the weary bird that hae wandered long.
I w.ii aeek say monaUia neat,
Aad lay this sebiog bead enee mere
Un sy gentle mother's breast.
Or, a more will I seek tbe hoaaehold hearth.
By the e'.aa tree near the dew.
On : earry me back ! On ! earry m back
Ta my mother's home onee more.
Flowers.
Tr.e flowers, the geiiiSe flowere,
H w trtnaient ia their stay,
A momoiit in their bowers
Tney t.o)m, thea fads away.
U it t iauh tne fluw'rett die,
Beneath the chilling wind,
Tney paaa net tracsleee by ;
Toe tiiorn is left behind.
'Ta thus with all tbe flowers,
T:..t this dear life adura,
Tney faJe with youth's bright hoars,
'J i.ey fade, but leave the there.
L.ke reaea of ibe Spring,
l,3i- and aiwhition fiee,
L. 1'it't, leave t'nir atiag,
7 'ie li,or of Mtiory.
UJisccHancoiiSe
T II K
CAItAL BOY.
hi HUM. M. J.
CNCLUbhD.
lur;fr.; "fh." :oPttZr i.to th. boiling wave. .he rem ,b.rea '
!t will be inserted until forbid aod charged ae-i what be told her ta da and so gained the
Jennie wa the last to wake, and aitting tJ blanket ehawl aud throwing it abaat
pin bed ahe gaxd vacantly at the 1 art J him, be planned tbreugh th tutloeaticg eol
1 ght itreaming through her window, wen- inn aad laid hie bead on Jennie jutt a.
taring the while whence cam. th. deafen- ... t
tag .ou.l whi.b rc.t the air. Then it J"' bV",J' .J4,0'u,.i
t.rat upon ber, and with a wild ery ef ago- Jo "d will. I mund.d to do ail th.
y .he l..P.d from br pillow, burst open.""- V' 'lh .
Ur do.r, and ru.hing madly through th. I. The ..., ... to, great and for an
.krickiag multitude found herself, .he If"1"1"!; dli . B.m.
a jt bew.oa th. very .pet wb.r. Robert' wonder, hew I knew her nan.
had told hi. talc of love, affering to die f.r ' -.- " bUi'"8 lu ! " l
kwr. and -her. be now itood faking with " " V'J'y D.V
.'ar'.and.eami.gly ..mindful .f ber pre- ' ? I TTtlh Wtilt. V .mar
-. I'orgeuieg all her maidtnly re.erve I She did aot fjacstion hi. ward .be
'.s aoaudher arm. eonvolsively around : theag'al of bim rather a a apirii cent ta
i neck, aad cried, ".are me, Robert, tave hr from dstractioa, and with a plain
t's me. loa ean.wim. Yeu .aid yoa live cry of joy, (he followed whither be
id Ust night. Oh, Rhrt, Robert, yoa
t dtssrt tne now !" Aod the tnoa. be
a pitcoat wail, as she caw tbe b.i
tut; apau his face, and felt him patting
' ii.) oiek her clinging arcut.
t 41 Jeinie, liiUi to ma. I aaa bat an ia-
i different ewimmer and if I take yen with
me we (ball both be lost. Do compote your-
ilf. 'You alruggl fraatieallj that yoa
deprive me of all aemo." ,
Will yea leave ma then, to die alone I ,
. j hl..V flashed ddoi the eoward-
"N-n., lol exactly. Ill ec.e back
fr jou. er ask tome body ta cave yoa.
Th. captain may be. Leok. He ia fatten-
,Bg j,, preserver. BCW to the .creaming w.
B drp,iB ,nf m everbetrd. Look,"
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N P'" W
he aeiaair
log at reacuiag tne suere, was mg
II ka
cBl J insure lh. safety of hit era
Many a timid, aervout worn. a grew
'.Uteuiug ta hi. eheeril ; Warda,
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land akin hia krim vcuair anua tronnad
friendly .bore where with willies bi.ndi .he 1
j0 WOrked to .at. the other.. This in
the captain's employment wbe. Rebm bade event which happened laog age amid the
Jennie leok, bat Jeaaie paid no he.d ; shot meaetaini at home.
only knew ibat Robert wa. lvie; her toi Neither persuaaieo nor entreaty could in
die alone. Uneoaseiousne. alole irer ber J daee Jtanie to leaTe hiu. Sba ahea d stay
and when .he woke again there aeented to 1 with hiss noli! tea crisis, she .aid, and her
he a wall ef fire betweaa herself aod every friead. eeald ga their way wiikoet her. pr
jliting thing. Chair., ttaols, table, aad aet- ticuiarly R hurt who ra.eived .a uitoy
Use. were Soaliag like .peck, upoa the wa- j eold rebuffs that be at Ust .aid te hr iwoek
... ik.m i,1!,.1 1. u v-,. .J'm K... n. ..t
Iband. elatehed together ia a viae like grasp
j a. if tie fainting fortta b.ne&ta kaew that)
thia waa their enlr hoae. Kren the taate
ef the esptaia's veies had ceased, aed li.-,
ten a. .he alight .he coald eaten no seaud '
are tbe angry dashing a; the wave, aud
the rearing of the flames which cams each
aaemeat Bearer.
" They arc all goac," she cried, ' aad
I am left aloae. Oh, I d id at thia k I should
die ce teen aod te awfully. I aw to young1
and tbe world wa. .0 bright forme. Oh,
iathsriaahaln?'1 andtsoeriricrOQeh-
(J opoB fljar jB hlf -ttl mMler,. I
I With the door ef death stauiisg thus
jsr, Jennie's thought ran ever the wb.-le '
0f j,r p,it tf0 au4 Bany aa iucidsct lor,g!
fergottsa eacue back agaia with painful die-
'tinclaea. liven tbe lonesome grave on Ui ,
Bank ef the eaaal was remembered shui-
I dcriogly she thoeght bew uaeh rather she '
j would lie there with Willie than eieep in
tbe aeknewn eavera of the Lake wuo no
J eompanieas save the uncofjmed bones ef the
; ether aaf-rusaia ones ahe bad gone down
1 before ber. Thea abe iheught of Keherl
and while tke hat bloed stained cr hi;hr-
te marble fice aod neck ib wrerced tbe
iditmood from ber finger and hurling it a-
; cress the waiars, laughed a ba.f dei.riejs
laugh a. she saw it eiaappear l"rsi vinw.
! Jatt thea a correal of hot air aept a
cros. ber chsek, and turniur roand she
,1W B sioijic tongue of flame dart l.ke light-
1( tbreeirh a crevice ia the beat
(hn
il wae withdraaa aad sueeeedtd by a areata
af mke, which rase in Ptany a grtctfel
curve ateve her neau, aaa neai.y ui u-
f it tlack.r volume ertepiog
jreuad tbe eoror.
j "Ii a come ! 'she cried, as the ry loagae
waa agaiu iuium i jiii
lecg black carls, aud scorching tne lace
irudeaaf ber night dre. "I caaaet be
' retttet! alive ; I would rather drown a thea-
tend timet, hat I hop I shall be d sad w a a
I inke the water. '
I Oae le I ait fascwell lek at th r.eoa-
lit sky above one hurried, sickening
! glance at the toasiog watrt beiew, and Jea-
ni' bead wa on th railing, bar fvot up-
on the bcaoh, while even then tbere fiaied
across Ler brain tne theeebt,
bat made
tbe capttin forget we I f7hy don't he eave
me, loo? '
j Foor, poor Jennie ! Ntver for a memitnl
licet Ibe firtt alarm bad tbe been absent
: from tbe captaia a min i He knew her ttate-
room; be taw the gbest-lik figure rucbieg
'ce wildly past hiin, and essayed te stop her
avca thtf, but she eladed hit gratp and e-
eaped to a part of the boat where he knew
.be wa. .are for a time. She could net re
turn withoet hi. kaewing it, and se he work
ed with might and wain lo save the othsr.
firtt, .till wat.hing vigilantly the haul ef the
white robe which flattered in the night
wind, and temsliiats even descrying the
outliee of the little naked feet which beat
the floor ae aerveualy. Lie bad mattered
w'th bra eye the distaace lo the shore i be
knew be eeu.d swim with her so far, aad
net eve. the horrors around him eeald pre-
vent a thrill of delight a be thought of
folding her .light form fer a manual le his
bosom.
" 1 here (hall nel eae hair ef her bauti -
ful head be harmed," he aaid, bal in Ihi
he calculated wrong, for the flame of fire
were already reaching cut their d4ly
arm taward hr.
lia .aw it indue time, bat he wa. net
JiiBiiad Catolilor fraiu the flour a haa-
led
It wa. a detpcratc tra?g'. for life and
might have b.a e.sueo:ral bat fer the
timely aid ef the little teal sr.it cut ieque.t
ef the drewniaj. Cerifully they laid tbe
two nearly aaeoa.eiou. bodiea apoa tlia
beach, while there went np a load, exul-
tant cry af joy aa the people reeegaixed
their Captain and kaew that ha who had
aaved to many was saved himself at laet.
But few were leit, and Ibeie were pereeat
who weuld aot keed bit iuetruetioot. Reb
art wat among the t.rviveri, bat fran biiu
Jeaaie reaelately taraed away, refasing ta
lieten while ka tald ber baw ha did mean ta
eema bask far her, but tba fire hart him ia
badly. lie " wai aaarr'd for life now," ha
aaid, and ha bade her leak at the blittered
weend npaa bia aeok, but Jennie had aa
eyei far hia ber .ympatbic. ware all iu
the darkened reem where far weeks the
yoathful Captain lay, grappling with what
threatened ta prate a mightier 10a maa toe
danger ha had eeeaped. .Madly the fever-
ad .load ...r.ed tbreugh hi. ...II.. ....,
while ike hp which had .0 Iauly .pake.
word, of cheer ta the trembling wretehe.
around him, new murmured incoherently ef
te. aod I -ais yeu den't
"Of eejrse 1 da not," she anewered,
proudlr. "I hate a eoward, who would
leave hi. hsirathed ef three heur. te die
alo. I lb raw yoar ring ibte the Lake and
I eat yea off as lightly.
lUbsrt caald do nothing bat saVruil te
the indignant lady's dseree, aad half with-
iag the haaJaome sapiaiu would die he left
to ieo ef an heuii.ittion and wsaded his
a. ,ck to his home.
In spite of Robert's aishrs tbe hanJteiae
ii.iin i d ajl die. aad duriathe davaof
j, iB.M b patient watcher betide him '
learned a straoc story of a love eoin-
lucoeed year aad years bsfore, aben she
was a lillle girl and lasthed st Ibe boy with
palohs en both katrs (sat bay wa there
before her now he eariear of bar lif. ,
He wat not dead asshe had hag suppoaad ;
4Bd whsn the fever left biiu he to. I ber it i
sia tB( abarsr oi his Isbora, Werreo, ,
aj,o ht4 di J aa i esn btrieJ eo lie banks
ef tbe sai.al HjiL bai 1 waa I'.)'
Bo'era, au i he, W1U14 Waror bad tai'ta J. j
they said, ef Jeaoie Jehaaoo but U4 ia
.ucry apared hi life aai lock that of his ;
eooitiaawa Tfan nauie were iii.r au l ,
lB, mutate a very astural eae, ia aa much
cs the mti who reported th news rroivd
it seeoad handed frera eoe who left tbe bett (
far her, aad asked her te give biiu aoetbar i
Jeobie Johntoa ia pife of the cbsrisJ j
black hulk titUnj igooiwiaio'jit'y en th
waJer jait i sight of bia eh itl er win Je
And Jeaaia aatwered tbal she wai l
provided be promised aever atia to sail
(Bt tretebereat Lake, either at eapta.u er
,,bordio.t. They woald hulld a ame af
ihuir own, she said, c. Ibe very spot where
tBt ttoa sshoel heue used te sttbd,
All mere, inaeru, in aamaia , .
(tilj uiaaioo rose, the future home, 'twas
i,i,j 0f Ctptain Warner an 1 hi bride, aod 1
teo lt ea'iy if ring bloose ere lart !
iBg into hstaiy aud the tir!s were tinging J
0f b sorur.r amior, Wi.lie went lacre
t0 1Te ,,10 JeDai:, who was never se bap
pj and proud at when liitentng la the prai
( of the eautl bay with palobet ea btb ,
Kn,((.
Tux raaaiDaK r a Kkumm. Oa yetter
day tne l'reaiieul viaitsd the wauaded eel-
diert, and expreaaed warm tympatby f jr
tbe unforiunate t9rert. Addreiu4 the
thtr soldiers, he said be inteudei le share
their faU e. vhe next bail! field come
et r Woe, h woald be wiia l!tem aiii
nbatever miLv betide, wUetaer victory or
defeat amued. af ene lbior he altered
Ihsm " lbs caue is safo ; aa will cos jysr
in the end." The addrsas was vry brief,
bal Ih elect wa iuagial ; puttiug th sol
diers, ahe were omeht depresstd by th
acsident, ia glorious spirit.
Ye ehrooicln tins issiJ.nt with iucxpii
cable pieasare. Ileratef.re the fre-idenl
hat not exhibited that warn) Hainan iju
natbv which .0 become, the leader af a
i greal cause iu a dark hour, a ,d which wins
ihe beait and inspires the cura;e of the
(u(d;ar B( nothing cite dots. One loueh
,f Batare make the whole world kiu. let
I tb I'residcDt shew hiuovelf a man of feei-
! ja( e( hiui viail the hospital, Ut hnu, ou
all proper occasions, eaeoursje the men
a U b u eur htulvi, aud he will
qjnily hoceuie what he euht ail along to
hi been, aad 'th b nored chief ef a ala
! rio'is cause and a treat people. I Rirlunon I
Whig, Clh.
An aldurma. wa. heard the ether day
i gelling off the following ape.imv. of what
may be called ''corporation" logic : "Ail
liaussa thing are hollow 5 I'm human thing,
therefore I'm he' low. It it eantemptihlc
to be bellow, therefore 1 11 stuff mylf as
full a. I'm able.
"la it pottible, Ui., thai yeu doa't kaow
tbe tiamel af tame of our next friend. ?"
"Certainly I da not knew etea wbal my
own may be in a year from thia time."
One pedant cp.akiag of aaoth.r tyi
"lie can't bear a natural fool ;" wht -eupon
tbe ether replies, "Unferfenalely your mo
th.r eoald."
HI LOVE.
I fell ia love wb.a I wa. pas.iag a aum
m.r at Saratoga. She, tbe woaaan I ador
ed, I mesa, wa. fair eneagb te plead my
exause for tbe troth. She bad .oft bair,
which ahe wore, ta tbe most glossy of braid.,
wound roaod a a!l, exquisitely shaped
h.ad i the bad large black eye., makiDg a
most hewitohiog coutrast to the light bair,
and a elear pale complexion, white a. .aow
blaok eyebreiv. aod lashes completed the
piejoant eontraat. Ibe waa neither tall nor
peiaa just about the aiae thai it the aao.t
t'-nptidg for the carestea of a tall man
just tail eaeugb for the head to lay eeei-
ingiy agaiau any shirt froat, and the lip
ta be witbia ki.sable distance by slight
bend ef asy bead.
Mr. Urahaia. allow me te introduce you
to my eoasia, who joined ear party this
morning."
"Thank yea for tke offer." And I bent
my arm to aoeoiaaiodatc the tiny band ef
auey little bruaette, with whom I had
bteu carrying an a desperate flirlatiea for
three weeks.
"What is ber name, Mis. Stanley ?" I
inquired.
Kluabeth Stanley ; but a. .he 1. fair anl
aleader, we call bar Lily."
Lily Stanley I it waa a Basse to fall in
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FELL
heart was gone. I dittiaetly fell the void I I rose " Uoed morning, Jlis StaflHy."
it left, when it sprang fioui under my vest j A sereaui, a daub for tbe d;r. darkn
iaU Miss Staaley's peisattieu I doa't ' eame again over the parlor, and 1 wta a n
kaew abai the were bat her fir faee aa 1 I fell ul of lave as rapidly as I h-d f -.1-
slsudtr throat rate above eleuJ ef oofijlee into it, and lock my wh.te suit ai.d
white Saee There wrre pearls here aad blasted haps oat of the f.'4iit .our. -
Ib iro: asJ, altojether, if I had fallea at Lick is delighted, vows 1 aiu as thorouti
hsr fl, ! thould have only ef.ed eat my a lua.aes man aa himself, aud i bar
sattativo. h hiok iuup-o tbis-rspturoat ! mgtt rooived to rela.u him aa my otiiy
dram lo hear my first flame, Mus iiiaaley, j ptrier through life.
y, . . . i
"the Kedeaa, lam engaged t3 tspl .
U.wl.y.a.d h.;. he come. Ca"a,? WH0 l,W T KH
Did I ask her te dsate ! I am cure I : Johnston. The Riehmood corre.ondeut
dsa't kaew. I rsce'.leel only that five auie- j 0f the Charlcilon t'utnrr relates the foil w
otes later, we were gliJdmg Is.ily, through ; jc. ,BiCdoie af 9en. Jaseph E. Joh.ton :
a ti.y .kit. glae.d hand iu i... and tawbd J , MtU fc
siv laai waa cei ids seiruaai loraa aue uoi-i
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eJ, by e'siDia rey aria reual a suoatao
by e.aioia
lial waist a aieaJer, aad graceful waist
rtill snade af flesh tod btjioi, liaeaise oitk,
atleboo aod Is3t.
1 wiabed ta h
ome next day
bat I e.ald not do it. Leave .Saratoga'.
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Litve tbe carauus that couiainad lay an-
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ta'taer wrote the mail apaliieg letter,
isreaMBiag laakrupcy, raia, a. I sils af '
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fc rrer, if I d,d net appear immedittsly 10
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tbe eot;ag room, hut I wrote savagely
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.ak Ibtt ra;n wat Heaven eomrared to
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, BU. 4 .
t'fa the earrn; s;ttd lor me to take
my sr gtl to ride.
Diet f sii Jrrei over the blank, hut can
i.Jera l 1 raotl he eagtged ia some apOi
i.wau aol wrete warning letters aseording
1'iok, silk and teses, blue ai.k and fer
gat me nets, hues of the v alley 'ia a w hue
Lonntl, and etbee tursst.ecs loa aumsreu
tj ineauoa, sueeetded ih while lacs ; aad
i "00!
at my leases earn slewly back to me, aad
' J . .
1 had vs fer dettilt. I was charmed ilh
Wllh
il.. ...ic... r mx.rm .lr.. Iram the r:a
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the
it braids to the tier slipper. Th auk
are deiicisaaiy fresh ; the lace alwtys saow-
whit ; lie akirls aod at ski.gs, eemetimet
di.pltyed by Ibe rt.a.ng af a drete, ware
' 1 .1 ..
away to pure, s ins, aad stuvoib, that
.ea, d.y Lad m. -or. deep!, in lev..
l'artiag tune eaiue al Iaal. Miss fl sa
le f went 10 viail heraunt ia Keaten I found
oat that wc both lived in Philadelphia
an! I rataraed t the ceeeting beute and
11, t (ii"'omoiate partatr.
A moath of eeparaiieo fanatd the flame
tse menlh ef ioturcoursa had lighted
betrt. Ibe face wat in ail my dieamt
kow with droopiag Mi, falling from th.
toft brsidt, now ttt in tba fine lace of the
in t bewiteheriDg blue bonnet, new wreath
cd with pale piak rate budt, now under the
thtdowof the dreepiagjwhiie plumet ef ber
riding-hat.
Walking down Walnut trl one lovly
September mcrniag, 1 saw a Jady step int
the ears. One glance al the neatly -gloved
baud tent the bioad lo my heart ; the little
gaiter made it give a sudds, boaad, and
llita a fair (see made it palpitate till 1
Br!y choked.
Hbe wa at home. I iheald hear again
the aeft, lew voice, whose .very modula
tion told of hsr angtlio temper. I Khould
sue the tweet aunt thtl always grtld ma,
aad agtin he iu h'ljtum. Ah me I
I could not call until th folleniag worn
iag; the. I le ft Dick greaniog aver .ejec
ted Weiteni euilemer. aod wnt heme,
donnod my white suil af linen, with a Bar
ren, black neek lio, smoothed my fitifl
over my broad elssl drew ou my nat
iuteutfl pair af pels buffkids, scl a beooiu
iug straw hat over nicely arraaged curia,
and sallied forth.
I no lightly up the etep of 1017 alrol
and rang the bell, gave my .aid to the girl
who cuiri.-d the deor, and wut 'ate the
pa.ier. It wa ia that .emjdark .tat,
laibioiabiu in the wartn meuthe, and ion
ing in from the glaring .uuiight I eould
tee nothing I groped my way to a ..at.
, 'T tay i wea l."
Aabnil barah voice i. the next room
gtve forth tin eniac with aa angry ve
hemence that ttartlod me.
1 A lew, aweet vii aawered ;
1 "Lily, my dear 1"
I "Your dearl I doa't want to be oeat
cd," aatwered the firtt voice. " I will, go,
1 ted there', the cad of it,"
"But yon bate bein away ell sumtaer, 1
and Jennie ha. not left heme at all.'i
"Jennie I What doea a great uly red
faced thing like ber want at a watering!
niece ?" !
" She ia yeur .later." "
" Wall, let ber wait till I'm married, and
tbea she can rule here. I hare! set tay
b.art en ((oing to aunt Nell', and I'm gcia "
The folding door, wore thrown vivluutly
back, and 1 .aw into the nsxt room.
Upon the .of by a palo, dclieute-lonk- ;
iog lady, evidently an invalid. Near ber
stood a tall rather ugly girl, with a hijjb j
eelor, probably Jenuie," but tbe most j
prominent figure stood iu the opsniag she ,
bad made by leriig lo' dor. A
faded calico wrapper, tora nr be:- j
arms, fell uneven folds to 8oor, a rtnt l:e
and there making an uugraarful festonj
tbe pretty feet ware tburst inti old slipp.'r.,, j
and tke atoekings were were -il. t'u-;
word will out they wero d.nj '. Lnty
atockiag. oa a lady! Faugh 1 The liU
hair I had se much admired til jrouc i-x- ,
cept a little kaot at the b-tik ef 1" r bc& .i,
which was ULilltJ, aud had a dead, cry)
look j the glossy br.Us prLaLly ijo ii
upon her drretia glass. -.Lu did not 'e
me a. I .at iu a dark eoraxr ; awd,
the room, she hit ber foet on a iol.
" ConfsnuJ th laieg !" t h r IjJjiika
exela m alien, aud a u.iuti kick ssui luc M jvi
.. ...... 1 l.. fl ,r
. j 1 .1 t
imcaeuiate, atsssted him pUasantiy a..
. .. , . . ' ,
merntags hum. I3el lite uenerai soowieu.
himself, aod never rseoguiatd the eouiph
ment. lbs unfortaasi man felt net oi.iy
alighted but humiiiaud. lie aeLt te Ma-
kM- ...tr
' , V . 7 ' " ,
sin y tratestsd that he kuew not how
. . . . ,v
eou d have ctTendsd bis tucerior olio
U.baer hour Lavicg eexe eur pio.tj fned
". , " , ., ,. 1
iKiuired (iea Jeanaioa. " 11 s morlih d
.. ,. , l. 1 l .. .
and atilicted by the t.ubt whieb you jut
' , r,
aaoa him this mer.iag " Me slight hiui :
"P" D,m . ,
exclaiiaed the General. " I bave aot!!
waa not at the meet. " nbere is
mlod.y." An expl.n.tie. endued; the
' . r . , . . 1 ...
lerueer wsa seni tor, iouoan vikia
led, and rsace was agaiu retlortd to lte
iiotota af a loyal aad aaitive toiu.er.
Mena after, however, while paeiug ia aaa
ef thete moodt by ibe,der of his rsa.d.
aa officer, auk a sadJta on his ta--k,m
qaired of another, his toper, or ia rank, if
he knew where 10 direct bim to a thetwa-
kef. ' There it ene, wat the waggith an
J-. V. .I, Jn.
; ' r 'a
linn Bhi ail llllt:llll I J1IPI. I'tlWard
: . , . , , ,
e
iiTMna im Biirrntriiar ill nw mi. ii'i iu
alter, lie then threw aowrn lue saiai',
aad looking steraly at the Urtfrsl, wi.h hit
band; ia hit pnekelt, gave the word of tun
maad, " That tiddlc taat bt ready ia ent
; .
hear, nr. Jle Ihea
, ' ... .
; .Vr' h .i"
ile Ihea larned ti riepsrl.
aston. " Wbai did yoa
d htvc that aidd.e
ready in aa boar," retpeaded Captaia Ob
(icperon. ' Do yea kaew wha I am!"
ri! you ar a shoemaker, I watt yu to
bnrrv op. tool" ",l em ien JchuMen,
j sir," skoal'ed th aommaiidsr. Ia an Iff
1 . lB. ..iit ... r.icked np. aud ths
y;r8r.tain ia retreat. "Uall'.' fhotittd the
General who told yu I wa a thoerua
ker!" " An orii'er, ir 1 dor.t know im
nttne." "Then !v the .addle auJ rt
lura ia aa hoar preeitely." II leaid a ,1
be byd. In at.e hoar lha eadiif was
mended and in hi pootet-im. ".V-r,
Cptin," (aid tin 0nrl, "eu.leavor t
rv your country a I have, et, lesvr- !
to ahliga you. aad J.p.rt." Su.-h a man
makca heroes and patriots of our acidic rs.
A Singular l'aui-ator. The foiiawtr.--aircumstanos
reot-nily oecarre 1 at lV::uo
la, aad its Irush it voaehed for hj a .1
lie offieor iu the aimy :
A soldier i. the Confederate rcrvire 1, ,
into a lon aad profound sl.-ep, frm wn-.o 1
At lasi he woke ap hi;u-lf. H H " '
led that he should ibe nxt ul tern-.-ii
aW4 e'elaek, hit eowraiot imsIj
to aroui" him, for it wat o rvc iii.l 1 mi .1
ia kit dream. lie tid in tba lat o.
the monih of April would he f-nihl ti.e
grealeat and bluodual hauls of inoiain
liaies, and that esriy in Msy p ae w i i'i
break upon the laud more an !!, ly 'i-l
uaexpeoledly than the War bad ion iu 1 i
htginaiag. I he firtt pari of th pi opnci in
dream ha. beta realicd, far Ibe mildn t
! died next day al 4 a'eiaak 1. M. Will il.r
rett be in April a. 4 May I lel licnav:
ia dreamt wait aad toe. MabiU lunulas
TUE PLAItTERS HaK, of StVariBah, baa
furaitbed near five baadred pound of lead to
the Ordiasase oiiecr, i.sludi.g all the
weights lo the Back windew. and the block,
on which they have beea aco.uomao to
eauoel, check, Ac, There are many etb
liabmeats tbal eeald de a. well, if the pro
prieter. would .sly take the treble te
think and aet.
AN'OTUHR FUEAIC OF MO 116 AN,
THK KfalNTUCKif PARTISAN.
'lho MeispLia AjijmmI j;ivt tho folioaiag
aooouet of the latst exploit of the galled
CapiainJaek Morgan ;
Tha beroiu yuung KenLuokian it as fall
of atran--em as he i of dariag. fie dis-gui-.L-
l hiuiNelf a ountryuian and took
a Jt'4!i leiJ of u.f.ul taNnahville tl. other
day Dtivibg Dtrlght to the St. Could
Hold, Li Itlt hi viniiu at the door in
charge of a tr-.i-.ty f'iower, and went into
the uil.,ii;K ro iui 'A ih Lorel uboet dinner,
wlure Lo aat ujk oipo-iu to Uea. Ms
Co ,k
0- .''. Mj: V, I pto-,"' aaid the
d"v:ii;- .I j. b ...1.' a..r. tba table.
-r.-a -tj ttt.sir,'' a aid .MtCook, "that
is my Iia-Jio.''
"'iV.;i, j,iiK.ra!, if tutrj's nu .eoesher.
ab.ut, 1 ig-t .j-.'.:ii.:-c0' t i-A'. you right
:j. ,J, tLe f;er.ral requeued
,luu ta j.rocecd witu vrhtt
!.! 11.
"V .1, t ;, t:l, I livj up here cloie hy
JtarV'x uii::i, r;.-i.t in the uiiast of a neat
Mi i.'i :i--: nc.Htri, aiiJ they war yojr
,.j'i i :,. u.i i Lavs a ptuk of iLt&i if thoy
i. .v, u rr:.i- i . 1 1; tut, giiiural, I,u
a;. ;, ti.e f n-, tbcoh I don't have
1uu.11 1 - iv a', -.t it at hou.e, and so I got
u iaai . of ueal rourid, aad I ve
triii,;; u ci'.wu here toJay j and it', out
ti. r iu tn aad jou caa hv it if
101 i:.t ii '
tJiii. Mc''' :k vrss L'gLl)- dtlihted, x
rtr'd l r.-ta'ita 1 to the pUia looking
eoui.li MJ.au 1 Jt Lit k:ud.'.CS, traisd bis
I j a!: j t 1 "t Jtv u.14 ai
erdrrt J th im t-
uiif-.ir y :f h.J 1 J
1 ; U ii 1 j t Lb coin-
aU'l puld ' r in ga.d
t ii J til-,-, r. Ilh lr.ri?nr:;.n ao.-omf .:ah
ird, li.t! c. a.i'.-if-,-.t wtonir again ri- -i:?d
t(,,-n .') lwlr-nru-fj, wLufi-, uf-
ter r 'j t'.-,:i. a stria'! f- rr'vsfa ii.trv:e'.v,
I til the ,vii.t-ril" tUit if he woui J t-n 1
cat on'' hunuri .1 and C'ty taen t-t foL a
p te '' t in iu..h a bf ijtiL jtii ; jJ in liii
C0UL!V. If -'.i.i-' li.ll!l tijLt itiw till
'ne.tct 'ei. r i'l trti:;." fcl.erjtney
lnil,l "hii'' a ar?f! cjuai.'.ity of tLeai aiid
I ht r "0 'ilrabajil of war," hemJet a nan
ler of li s wort T . I I ' ti.st tver aite-l
in "! .l-ti'j ep" li.in "ii) l';a " Gcu.
MeOoek fni MitJ i' t' " y fail
ing off a I '!" n ' si' j r''iiui.oary, ar
r ii, j-eLi.'-'.i weiii ma le ana t;u.c iui plies
i.'tt.-l '.pfl !r fj.i &d li'i:..i-cd ana fl'iy
Kt'iorai aa.-'- r.- t w:! tl.eir lruty unide.
Mcf'u-jla uf-tii'i: Ml tf ISO uitn kept
the at ftrtmifct ts;t;ifu! y. ai.d of eourae
'.'apt M',;ib, r;j 1 )!r .di.'u.cd, wa"i
ll.ere lo !..:t Iu'Uj ; lei r..' 1 ; j r, s - y tr
li.tiu he wai I'jl u : f !e lii 1 M.tc.i.lt
t u ii ' e r 'f .!: am-- i ,-r. .iu:i t) capture
tuo W u
g Jl:. s .
Ytt'.c t jroa :t'.cut firing a
a t-j (Lou. .j i y, and ttnl
y " 1 j tL ita-, to Le exchaa
: tK'tf ' j... i ut ot.e, and efii
i.u r . ' a i n 1 t :!r, sod bad.
l 1.'. '1 i . i!h tte com-
I 1 -a r torn t .
p iiii iit c i L
wi.o iiai I U c 1
the M. tioud a
.. ac.jiaiijlai.ee
i. .. i : !..u!fj' him al
:;:, of tL 2 4th ul-
r i- ahcut to astern
al t urt luiirtisi fjr
-pi.--r jtitSitbert,
aid atii oirn
. . ,.r c infw-rtnatioa
. : :, ii i iiiovpment.
!.uut C.,
; i'r.M , Stouc,
: , v ,:k , ..i.'
. .1, i li -.a- Co ,
1 ' -' are
... i.,vc i ,,-;i r.r:r
ii.: A vivi' ii, u
v. m i.:c!i La i ar
tirr.o. e.j. :
'Ih- S.crti..r
l!o in th - . '!
ti; trial of mm
w tiu, 11 ii a.i. .
fart to t:.i- ff.i,
tt ti th-! :-.
af t:..- i . ... ik.
of '.Ik- HM
1 1 1 I lli.. -
t,t ( .
el t:.v j.l,:..
uri t :. ; . .
(. J t 1 1. ii
of the a 1 1 ' 3
ehar, fc.i i tr
iJ, .:
L. 1 . - i . . !
1,.- 1
r t t r Ti- t ? Aij--i-,-.
The Wush-
v! iii. Now York
. oi i!.g aUanier
ii hr re-
v. r .r -1 t f tt ti. .S
.i. i. r ', 1 n lis-
i '''- '::-'' P-
: t I'. i'.CD- 4D 1'jHert
,. Th lufgiisi;-
1 -! return of a utmi-
1. 1 t .H ir auu
1 i t
,"
l . .!
,1
1
iv ,; '1 .. .ii m 'j'e car
ovi : .-1 ui the it-
V 4 i sn-i b ill iro
j. 1 r ! v 111 'I rcat Hi I-
. t , .ui ior a?i'.
1 : .
ti, i.-'-- ' -'.'i'
t.ua u.i I iiini ...
t.iu.
U
WITH
a !
I A,L - -V.o I, .V-
hint th it 1 . i 1 1 n ..-,
hircrv 'tt' t h S " : 1 1.
spediiy tc n. jiP ' H- .
torticc w i.l !) iiUi, 1
It ia unriie. ?.';.' u-.
more tLnii k! 5k ;l 1
easily tnd out I r iu
lafollll!! n. ' ' '
warm, po-.-ieij i.uv ol
inlor.rl II I II O H ( P
;roa
m: 11 li; j various
n . thiarrl will
, riii.i tii at their
f r i' migrated.
(i ,i ., to cay
i! ;.i.i'. d will
;.-i7 S ir iurther
n. r it -utinj
; ..itLi r u ifunds
nu ,; .x ir-ions
u I it in y t a
t ,ha above pi
1 n tot
! to a litt'o colder c'.iuiam
that thov liiir-dr.be iTr"'
I l0t, . Svi i'Uk J'