miscellaneous Xcutt.
A rfnpondrnt of the GolJahoro
.V, anting from l.-i.oif,CaldwolIC0.,
jj i'.o pat ticu'an. l daring roblc
rv in lliat (dace, n lite niht f the
a t '1 Ue writer uu :
A colored woman. tia:ucl A'tund
7 in leu-J iliv ri-fi lii. co of 1'iof.L
Y. W hunker, before the lion. wach.srd
I ,r tl.r night, and secrete' I herself in one
.4 iLe upper rooms' until fl late hoof In
Hi.- Mgi.i, when he d.-ct-nded, and, in
ni (..!Jtr Willi .rt !" arrangement,
filN Ifd jlltO lutWlCU III lllt MIlJ lllT-
i-..m'j.'. c , admitted :,; - man named
('.,., t ,.i.lv, an J a ncg:.- woman, LiNtv
i. iiiiv ha IKI vet bivu d.mlgcd
T . i : ! ok then l-ron-ided to ill chain
!;i-re l'rf. an. I w ile, and infant
ii, ,. went sloeping. mi l aimed with pis
t.. !.d ilnb. (as a ni i i waul coiifea
i.i . i .. ;, i. .... --..I. :..
t-U I II Ci H II llil? I 'HI VI I I llU t fS
tMV .. Ii Inn.i'i'". ahsti.tc.cd ilm pck
vt ... tHMii I'ii.I lY V. aiiial.xiii ck
i, w h.e't "contained ':" valuable jni
tier nmf lml f-l J r lo' euitvoev.
bol t.y don't like oetalde iaterfsreoce.
If othVeitctkoi an J politioiace would
tat the jteople (white and black) alone,
.every thing woo I J work tight, there
won.d I'O no eobliiition and at life. We
te;i that we are for leaving tba work j
i! kvo letruction to bo elfclud b)
ib m' that congress considers loyal, bul'
tt I r-test against outside iutarlervucc
hccus we think that it rati only reuli j
In hum. - " , " !
1 ah. rou Mr l)vi. A dispatch to !
the .yw Vork 7YI., rays : 4
Mr livi' counsel aro preparing for i
Ins expected rcleae very industriously,
sriCUl TkLtoWaM TO TVS PKOOUX
General' Order No, 16.
General Sickle has just leoe4.he fol-
lu iii; order:
2i MiLfTAur DiaTKiCT, I
C ii kl.loi.s, f C, ilny H, 1667
(.JoniTal UrUra No. IS:
hi. On Hio third .McDilay is July
m i', in id .k-tK. 10 rciuireiKMiia
. I ili. not of congreia, piuaud M il i'Ii
I, 17, t fie cotiiinmidniK arnral will
ir..oi'cJ, and cftno to bi lundfl, a rer (
iraii irii tli iinU ei.iaunaof the t'u id
Mal tweiity on jt-ar of agajihd u-
V.. rill an. I S. .11 1 1.
i.l,..j;!. Judtfo tJiiderwwHl 1 kuowii to ' c'Afl,' ,,, di, ranclnaad for partidt-a
, ANOTDERSNiXE STORY.
Som flaiboatmen u Milliktrt'a bend,
not long since, aw on th bank long
bUck snake, laiiljr watching the grsdu
ally lengthening ridge of t'Siih peculiar
to tlit subsoil iiavigHiiou of the mole.
1 lie little btirrower emerged Ml the mK
of a tree, and the mute with ono lunge
captured mid swallowed bim. The ob
servers of litre sad slfuir hMiglit it M
me, or he wonld be more attentive. I
have scarcely seen him for two tnoetba,
and be It becoming so qmei enj sosirac
ted that his visits are not at pleasant at
formerly. Why should tnj roatu aod
beauty he wasted in p farm lug little eooo
omies, as a clerk's wile when as Mrs.
lluulon, every will) would he gt stifled I
At evening, having stifled love and con
tcience, I dremtcd to meet Mr llueton.
lie came told iuo how I liat grown in
all over with p.xir undo, but nothing! to Ms affections, and offered heart and
ilarfiitiul. iMtiliuiia uimwarn of liia I'tiriloiu hand for hi r arrrhtance. I did not then
situation, he kept on scrntching until he 'accept his proptal, thongh I gave hhn
I1M1A .Mil ! tllH mu tl ertiloftbe Kiiakn. Irenm to rxm-ct hit anewer-wtHilJ he
.M nun irsMMin isiioi a nuiuoie ..nonce, i ; ...in,..,. r r,,,,,, . ,..,
i i i i... i...... i ; .. . i... ...... i 1 1 1.
nil! iv ilivill cu iiiv H'M VI f I ' 1,11,,,, MW
H.H.. the two siiieties lirst otfered j 'j or moro .j, of ri.tn.:
a ill he Ai.gu.lus bcl.ell and Horace. c8(; il.rve disereet -"d
Ureelrv. It slioulJ bo n n.ei.iUrfKl thai .,,.,,,, bu ,,.pmtd bv the
the iiioiiiciit ilr. I4 vis is delivered to , ,., .jiiV ..I
dr.tv e'
ij utiUIJT
tin- c 'ii-tody of the M.ir.liMl, all Uiiliturv
con! '"I oter his "'"mii ceases, and tlio
eoiut iiiiint of i y-ity dipae of hip
i-a-c in com o I'lU'.iiur. lie may bo ro
mauJcJ to j lii tor the licit term, aud li
ttia! hHpjiettr be will be worse ttf than
lor tho I iiMUiiit would have no
- .ii " nou, lor mo i lemut'iii wouiu uae no
rr.i-.l i, It tin- roiiii-iii ot ilieburemil , . , . .,
r. u Hi- i s'oiidiKie'I iT Ial!'PT, .. , .
- i . i iii iey oi bin coHise to tecmc ttio uceep-
I . I . V. .V J ...... . ..... .-j
.nice ot La. I.
Tl. tl.. t.r,.r.-.v!,. 1 tttnti in.itcr room
II""-- ................ .....,.....
where wyie lv.inCi,c eldeM d.iUI.eo j 1 U t V I Ul. l. l. l'UW3t) A J L Ll
of 1'iuf. VV , mij chum iit lr..uUt out CI A L case.
Imaf. tbei.iv tin- i-niiif oinii-i. ul "tii'i We printed fcwd.it s -incc, tbo bit
laiye trunir, tt li.cli coiiTcd t w cai iiijC ' tor, rviiiorslesi', lyin, a-saults on Uic'.t
appaiel. pi.ncipitlly. Ibey nUo iiuiiid mniid and V.igun'it, ly Lndurwool, the
otf a port.. :i ut bed clthin-r Iroiu t ,,Mii.tehank, in Ii clitrgeto tlio urand
other rKm. Very early next 1110111:11-;. jrv f tae United S utos court, now in
nrpicioii baii.g laiien upon tbe ..iii:in .ion j;l tl(J caj,ita ,,f tf10 (j d Duiiu
Aniau U Tuttie, pursuit tt a. in.i le, i:i ljon.
lie tf otethaiiled ulmiit II mib- from i Xhe Pane of that citv sro iinsniinoii
this plaev, having
lu
I,
I"
in the deniiiici ition of the monster.
i auuex a iw ot men cxiiiucn. .
U0.rKot'S CUAkt.E oF X J It Hit-
I'r-IOII
liearljr aii the articles atoli-M. Mh- till-
rnediatptr c mrcft-cd tie u:imc nf rho ire
1. - !,.... l... ...... i I i
cm limn, iici Btvui .iii.v, ....a ......... . .. f . , ! i
. i . . .. ; .i.i .i, I If tt weru the object of Jti'lg' Lnder
yl II r.lill h.i t.A 1. t I' I.. H 11 I U n
arreted, llolb aie bo a.'ely
jail'
!.Kl
lod 'ed in
wood to ilifcjrriti-ctlio overnoient and tin
court over wbsch W preside, he lalr
ed in earnest veoti-nlav to carrv it into
w ' " . . r. i tfeet in bis charge, f r tlio infamy ot itn
TLAIN TALK AN I) W KLL I)i'. nspersioos ol a tvho! coniinutrty, ti:uli
bHUVLI). ! no parallel in the j idicial antials of any
T!ie-Rj:!eif..r.! Sl-i; a Riiic-,1 pap.-r. I cantry on earth. The world will woo-
eompUiim l.eavilv ot iu to.iiib .ier, tin j der h-iw such a man ever Kt lobea
Union ltoj'itr.i U1evii3U.ro', !iw j' i hut be will be awarded Mi- crtd-
ll.u litqltUr will Jul 'ie i:s eti :oie-;' f unkin g'wJ iisj ol ,U olli.-e to ,0
incut t the Iloldetnte C n vent on, h, ! ) 1 eme biinseif notoriety in at leart o 11
in this city on tho 27(i. of Marck Tin-; wy ; tbnt ..f the tiitli caluuitmi'ion of
Jijittcr, tlionh U.t.:ical, i in. n..ne-t n jSiH-iety. JiUjmtcL
Uiuou pir to do that thiiif.', a:ni .t thu rxDKRwexj chakge to uis giiand jcey.
i atitie it courte : 1 1 t - . 1
1 . KIhpw here 111 our co ninns will b -
Ve have nip-.re;l, do snp,rl, r0UI)I ,ie ..charge," yeer lay il-liere I
ill support, the- true I wn U-fu'. u . IO wl ,e w . ,,v j c
,0 party ot Norl, Ca.olma a-.... tb- r)I,(jerwood j j ,- lIltf L'n."e.J ijia-e,
w
can
Lmted ijtati. t e have do-ie it e Vi v
bour and every day from I t I ut.til the
present mu.neiili W e, bei.e.e I as tiriu
iy in the lr mn; li of ir piiuciples when
we looked upon the day i'ii y. through
the gat- f ttie Lilil.y piioon, as we do
l.ow. We believe i.i i: priiieiples, we
j:lry in its succenf, ai d we love i's
natn'. Cut we would f.. e that part)
shattered to tou. hefoio we woulo
countei ance or eii.iorae any such sI'Muie
I; trii kery a the un li'jfublicdH
Contention of the 27 nit. A part ot
in ii. -in tier were ho e.t, genuine men,
who were ba'iib'H'zH;d i 1 to the affa r to
give i: eclat. Tho remainder were inere
l.aiii, perfect political iuuiirot,in , wlo
w.nJd i.ever hate dreauted of ucli
thing It'-'public'ijiitftn if Vai.kee lladi-i
calf, iM-l.wgioi; to t!ie C .mc 1 Alili.'arv,
ht--iJot come here u poi.tical n.is-ion
hrie auO 1 Ml down, aitu teel and lead,
the rebellion tlly ai led to inaugurate
and earrv . We ieliiV lliat wo liave
eeii better .,. republicans tluu iiiatiy.o!
them, wrapped in gray nnifoTms au 1 Iy.
ingdead upoitltVe battit-!3elJ. Aye.
biindreds of them.
V"U might as well galv'e'r.ize the olJ
C mf.derte battle fl g w.tli red and blue
i.d Mli us to che. r tor ii a t tie genuine
Stais'alid SM.ip . Vo- cannot cheat n
with anr meii wh.tewa'hcd IL-publ t
csuimn. We kii'M- the e:ir-iuik !
tri'aou t-K well to Le humbugged by
"fty-socVTreeeii- -j
I e. .Star nm.ks onr retrial 'a were
"uncalled for.
came out t lhe small end Of the snake.
w ho, feeling suddenly that ho had been
cheated of a square meal, turned and
swallowed him again with tbo same re
nilf as before.
The Captain of the flat boat. In every
reeet a reliable gentleman, informs us
that this singular crntct was continued
for eight hour, with no variation, except
that the mole, as he became belter ac
quainted with the route, madu foster time
011 his trips.
Finally, the snake, completely dicgust
ed will, the mole, allowed it to go in
peace, aud drorgiug himself to a hickory
tree, butted his brains out again! it
roots. On being opened his innards,"
from end to end, were found to bo as
"sTict a'liJ siiiooth'Taar Thffiivfd- -lode's,
thimble. v
111 e o-li co inly or city, t umke and cm
pleto t!io nvistia'iou, superintend the
vleil'oll to bo held Iherralter firilelw
.'.ttis to a convention to framo a c.' tiv
ru'tnn, and make re-turn to him el the
t.iLetlia of voteis,' aud of the pe 'n
!eeted ss delegitts ly t plural. tj ol
Lhe. Vo'o CrtSt at such election.
3 J." The" cou nffeJ "frt N orttr -C4y
mid the geographie .l districts in South
Carolina w ill, for tho purpose wt regis
fation, bo divided in'o convenient reg
ist ration piccinct, and In each ref-tra
tiou precinct a board of resistors will, it
practicable, be organised. Several place
will be designated in each registration
precinct where the board will meet, and
titigens e igb:e to registration may go
and bo reg utored. Tue board of regis
tration w i.l reina u in sesioii two days.
irom auiinso t.. sui.sei, .1 e4.cn p.aee o, Th Broken Engagement.
niMtiti-r. On the adiouriiuiont of the w u w b e)
bourJ, a copy i f the Iit of persona reg
lstered wiii be deroited in suitabkf
Tl.e Georgia Lunatic Asylum, at MiU
lodgcville, is full, and the public are no
tified tlia( new patients can be received
only a vacancies occur. A building for
tho reception of iusuno negroes is in
course of construction.
place, within the rccinct, teven days, lor
public infor.ii.ifti'ii, and thereafter the
it amct.ia rrrrrr.
No, Carrie, " not even a hud," can 1
n:ire from mv pcerloHS rose. N doubt.
fuvnrahle, If try rt,datlvee wore pleased.
Ikhne sleeping, I wrote 10 Lawrence,
saying as gently as possible, that I could
npt happily share Ins lot; that, hronght
up in luxury, though having no fortune
of my own, I could not cheerfully labor,
as 1 ought, to make his salary sntttct for
ns; therefore, 1 ack freedom from Diy
engagement three days later a reply
came. In the following words :
"Clara: My best beloved yon are
free I hare noihiiig of yoms In return.
save a bit of blue nblx.ti that ouce lieu
yourcuils. 1 retain that. . '
i.4WKUICt.
I felt, instinctively, that pit freedom
had been purchased at the price of inor-
Tah arrgttridt franoUier, and -tullla4iy
have undone tny w 01 k. Miutnng mjr
self from every eye, that day, I cl 1 d iM
weep, but stitferred none the less that
tears were denied tne. The evening
brought .Mr. llueton, and w ith the hear
ty approval of my nncle and aunt, I was
again betrothed. Lew is urged an early
day for the marriage, hut aunt insisted
that four months was the leat lsible
lime in which my outfit could he pre
pared. The next the months were pass
ed in a whirl of silk, I arc and muslins,
which weaiitd me. Mr. IIiwlou often
remarked my silent way aud utr e&er
lion. With his grand faith in me, fie
j never imagined that my love was halt
I 1-ntiilC
. . n. . . . .
(ffarolintv UJateljman.
WttrtTitit:i or J.J. beusih..
t. 1 1 1 .. . . ....A
. . 'it c.Kimj ..lh.h tn L's'Atk t f torn nil u'hnit At .itilh lillt Aliflif iltri tfont tti
!lt.ir fItlClHIIlH . " o
sAHspunr, y. a, sMay is, , ww.
IV Tba osst; saauol CuvBliaa ef cU fr.
Msat EpSKopal Cnurah 1st Ibis Slate, will U ksU
ia Wilotiagtse, oe the lfttk oflfay, tot '
. , ..' t .-
tT"Rv. Dr. Dties k prrsrbinf lo Wrf tadt
eaees every ssbbsth, la Nsw-Tork. It Is sow
oooaryinir, tot this porpose, ths Ures rqiTsnil.
1 lt.-i - a
lT"Rv. A. W. Msssrsi, snet for Grsesaka.
roiuja ftiMli (Wlrfs, bos foes to tb North
rsia ratals la rebuild tUt Institution. '
BoligW Revivals sr rrportod la tb Banks
iia-eo, CWhaie, aod lb Uetbodist cLurvk, II ur-
raetra . gt - '
'
Rev. Dr. J. T. Wsiav, fonrmlrV oor Eiu.
L'aivsmiy, U sowpuj a all trvm lh Euia-oral
cbunb at Oskvd, kliauip(w.
- HHInr UUI, lUn'JnUk r-Tls .ultiiad.
4raM it Tb Scripture sffira k. ladivxluW
1 niTinQiT nrtv
1. t... J A '
vui wan giitw ing Orslk coaSd blfcl
lb cLn of rsnbly bjts, aka i eeelnM
la b lb vaoily of vaokire. ,
'' '"7 wpi'ost IsH Tbars
day agraing, sad w bar bmri of simd.Uritils
Jaoxf to euttuo, oom, ia artiaia purcioa!
lb Count r. . Il was wel with a wbule day's
raui en Tunxky, sad s stiff aortk west gii ol wlo
WJiMrdy.
Tbsl was lbs ur.parJoo.bJ offroe of Oeesral
bvrVM 1 8imply tbe : Th Exbroood ytmar
a-hk-h. an.lT th pmmprtep of axi papers ss tb
n. r. ru ft., iuutpt'L T
bas bam arowis dity aiore a4 nor vaarntla
it k u tb Uovaruawfit, aod tbrtvby ss
tumniy utrwtiOC lb work ot r-eYMttaii g
.oi I pa- iK-tortvour ma.ri iaje. 1 lie r.-tree
i 1... ... ........ j
ta,IBU LIIIT I 1.1 Ul . Dir. H. Cd. VV.I".". ... .
. ' . ,. ! von so much desire n-single, one.
ironi 111 u'iib u 1" but I'lju'i'Mi . 1 . 1 . ! . 11 ,- 11 1 1 1 w' jurv "
1 . . 1 ... .. nave oee very Kino to mv, iiarnng. wan tun 01 o .eoing uuu, an i 1 aiiuc-ioa 1 L,.im .inrmim il.Mr x...o
made, at.ii rejisft-r an v t.erson who may " 1 , 1 , s , . , , ' s n "J "'""m"nX umr euutiwra mlum
' . i.tr.., tw 1 iii.a i.ri 1Fi1Ti.fi 1 n tt lie I'nnr im ui.jiirnr rn...ii Mr mi' 111111.41 i ai. i..
tba Suotb, was tofbrmed by lbs Sii&tr
mafMVr i4 th IVpartment, Utat it mut inojr!
ion, ur Hi mu would b tupprf wed. (ga
ll.x ruo-liict is naJ a prrlrtt bt Um HarU
(Hiniif ip a bowl abiMit " tyrsaav," and lb
" I run iirri .4 ir-putie power. Ia a kindutai
wouJJ (wiai.a ib World sad its fullowen, a-
1 . c u I....... in 1 .1 1.. I.. ifiidi.n 11I .II11A4.. 111
otl.t r g.H,d and ilk-tent cause, to attend . "7- VI'Htl.y. many
., . . a 1 I hours of sntferins. lhe no tree
me urti esrioii "i no uoaro. 1 , -- , - ' 1 . 1 1
-.ii , 0 vonrg when my nights hate become
4th. Al iH-rsous appointed to make v -' . .1 " . 1 v- 1-..1
., , 1 . , M , Idavs in that other land. Nnee little
the aid regtiitratioti of voters, and to - .. ,
1 r 1 . -111 . 1 Kva wait 111, prattling ot your two lover,
conduct s.i I eh ct ion, will be ieinreJ, . 1 . 0 . . :, ..
. , 1 .r . . 1.. I have had a story to tell von; it von
I'ri.iic f llil-r mil' uiriu i.irii tutu i" iv , , . ,
1..., . -,. r . 1. .,i.h 1.. Imve leisure to remain, I
diatriet cunt tf Viriuia. A- a li tral
charge to a grand J'iry it i wh l.y he
l.eatli critictMii, and ehalletiea c-oiiunetit
0'ily S4 a di-.pl.ty from the bench t 1.
grovelling malice towaris the repecta
hie ieoii!e f Viiirinia, and a ntu-eatin-
fl it'e y of Stevens and the radie.il party. ,
As ,.:i emanation from the 6- prcmn ju
lici il f.iuctnary in this itate, it isdiij
graceful to his office; while, as a liter--r-
c.'tupsition, it would notbocredi-'
laLle luthu braiu of a tiiick skulled treed-!
and subscribe to the oath prescribed by
the act uj.proved July 2, 1662, en'i'le
Au act to pieii-rii.e. an oath ot t tlice,"
and if nv kts u thall falsely tke and
subscribe sm-h -:t t i r nfhrmation, suet,
person so otfen lu g, and beiu' duly CO.-
I victed theie f, nl.ll be subject to ti e
aius, p-n.t.ti aod ilwa'.lh iei which
by law uie provided for tho punishment
of tl'C crime of wiltul an I C'rrnt per
jury. 'I he f rm "f tile oath iheictth
pit dished, as tollow:
"l, A. B-, do Mjleiiiiily war, or aflirm, ll.a!
! Lhi nv(r vo unl tni y Injin urn. 4nil
Lu t. d Stair su es I Imite U-n c 1 ien
think I feel
strong enough to relate it now. Riie
my head a little; please V that will do
nicely thank you.
It Will be twelve years to morrow,
cince my twentieth birth dav. 1 onr
dark j budk were but half otM-ned. and I hrotigh
shall the plant down to show ei, when he
came in tosiK'nd the evening.
"Uo von know, darling," said he. "that
the charmii.tr tasto with which roe
were twined in your hair, thu first time
of our meeting, was1 what attracted me to
you I
I lent over the tree to hide my glow
ing face. lie continued :
"Hut I have mt told vu I can ro
main no longer this etening.- having
mother w.-et bat one day a-t eighteen. I promised to ttK.tid the ii;'hi with a sick
but we always celebrated the tvioivals fiietid. Uy tho way, he i pamionately
together. I'ijoii this occasion uncle gavel fond cf flowers, give me llowe two, for
lis a grand party. I dreaaed eatly, for J they w ill lade lielore the ;iy, and olhc-r
my betrothed, Lawrence
Klmore, had
piouiiseu to come before the company
arrived and bring me flowers. I aniici
pntcd somcthinu benntiful, for his facte
was cMjuiBitc. ite came oiinging a
man. 1 mitt.
t.NDKEWXb's C'tlASGE. ' t ti!i!ity lo ill L'niieJ Site-; ibat I lie not
r-.. 1 ... . i . . 1 . L.i T i viIJ..-.J a vuluuUrtr nupixirl lo auv turtnidrd
vcet.-r.lNt- will bet'iimd In our coliliuiit.
L 11 It'll ftnil Ml.w 1 line 11.ru .v.. ki . , ,. . .i
. . - . 1 I ....... ...1 . .1 I. .It .iru.n r.Mfil.Hilj filial lil.i..
'.'icrt. l; tbut I have vulantar.ty gtvrn no .t.f"""4 "-' -' -
c ,u..teio.no-. i-uuul or f neriuriffeinrn 10 per-1 violets; besides this, a branch from a r.e
r
t' rrcrtr, tho tumH on v any onlJ iMU'ter
ir. i.-r a'.v auil.u'ity. ur prelf-ndeil aullioril v, io
. iir'U er ugiii rxir ace-p'eil
tbi tn rt-ntnt'. We nave n hej'itatitm- in
-ay ing that certain of its allusions to this
e.tv are the moot wantonly.' mendaci
ous an I brutnlly libellous utterances
tlit ever came from the bench of any
civil, z-.-d country. They sn.k their au
thor beneath the f.dlowalrp of thel"W
est ja l hirdj. It's impossible to giro n
piuwi'iu to tho t-Coruand coutompt which
every horiorahlo mn must feel fr the
depravity of a heatt that can engender
calumnies so vile Wii'j.
rSDERWOOD's CHARGE.
A p 'ra.r p' in a recent iae of th
Was:rtigt.i (JitititicU, from John O. Uu
derw.tr.d, was tieaded ''From a Virginia j
Judge." T'iank Go-I, it was falsehood ,
. . . .1 . . I . .. l...a l...,.fc..,t mI..a I. ...In
III Mim-Ll tualililv UiereliS Mimi 1 iri-c-, ui-rint nine ..,..... m.i.v uub,
' ... 1. . i..n
J. nor t viii I'-rJ ' tust reiuivto exp.ifni into tun nower.
Ho buds he ium'eo upon twrming witti ;
.. 1
his own li.uniH among my orams aoa.sa
... . 1.1 .
lets, wiiicti lie accompiiBiieu wim
vniiiiKiit, MUthumv, pur, or cuiiitilution
ill.in ll.e L'aited Si.ilet, l.oatile ot iimnio.1
ilirreto; hd 1 Jo further nwfsr, nr affirm, lb nl lo
ttie besl of mv ki.owWge and bsiief, I i l uir-
puil aod ileivud the cooslilutioq of iLe United
Suit 'a o-t all enfroiei., fcreigrl or d m-s'ic;
llmi 1 wili lier tru- fitilh aod allegiance to th
-Mn-; iImI I Inkr this obligation fieely, ailliout
any m--lilal r--erviion or pmpote of evaiuo, !
Ht .l tUt I aill Wrll aii. I rMHtirully uiacbarge rte
J rtM i-f tli office "ii a b'icb I aui about to eu
t .-r, so help ine liod."
Slh. Mvinbr of tho board of registration
iii b? allowed a coin penml ion four dwllari. a
Uy for escli dy actuohy nd nece-ari'y em
pl..jfi in the prfirtfitnce of ibeir duti-. ttad
ten cent a mile for ecb mile travaled alula i n
duly. OiKcer of lhe ainiy detailed f..r uch
ihity wiil he the per diem and nuleng
H'l.ed for x'.leijmcA on courts raartiiil.
j Vir.'ini'a has many thing t regret, an I 6th. -A sy ci5n d-siring to serve a a roeim.
4-frrvrf;e--ro hssh fw,-1fut-nrrt -Uitdei
application. '10 llie! nea.jquariers, soorpsseu.ro
Ttiis blimy iViiie of deepest tilrfi is no
iiu.ri ft.
Now we tltougt lite volt were nncan-(g;cija0
a . . -WT
Virginian than was verresa
He hails from the land which
'produced IJenedict Arnold, in thcj.aet
ii. in iut:iai i . . (. c . ,
, t- a .. u -i ... . .1... . -7 . ;. i hfovisioiiM. tuvt-rfiur ol ihastat. lutljol ihercu ,J
,o eau -ccntrfry. arv4 Uenjam.n . no term the , cr .. oflh- Umwd 8 ate.. . i with accounts of wild adventures and
L-rs ano, our we . present, and yet disgrace b:b "f these .. . ,rinclIm, offiiS of clUt,n. or descriptions of trooical scenery.
ed for and showed nmtiiM if l.ut-fouudl
repu
uioJersfand, bur we aJway f bought h vrvJvut, and yet disgraces Ij.:Ii .f thse
i au who did itut vote light, very teluoui c.-j)fltrio?. for we miss in, him thuconr
thonLt right. I aV" of the traitor and the capacity of the
We dj not permit any man, North -r I trjitf. foamirier. ..
South', wldie or biack, to excel u.in .ad-j
Sitratton for, or hearty support oif geriu j, A ncj?m woman left her two little chiU
Ji.e Luiupmt, .orth r bouih, Uut wc- drew locked up in her room in Philadel
1 bate tho fpuriuus, galvennel .art it he Mttfwl tho following chapter of inci-
u.euevii nates ooiv waier. .te ueteei ; l(.)ta esll(.d. The chilren set ti - o to the
humbug iu every l.trm. ti-o.H a 'chip trii(, j r((0((1 wlit. paying jrli ma'ehei.. and
vtcf cor,e.!lti.ag'iggliiiCo-.tv-..t;..i.i,,4. were' b.,. giiffocatcd to death t a
tom Magnets 1 ills ttj l.-.-pt.b.icao j.fireini(fe eudettvoring to ttiWilr;
, .i.r.' m . . ciureu axx , tv ! v'. , eo .,H, fl,,, waavrtrticli m JWt Jiead with
ti.e JfT'h 1-07. ' If our pa ema: ; w--'..i :.., i.,,.,, MII.i l,u.d. and tho
Captain Aleiao'ler M ore, A. D..C No appli
cation w. II tie considered unrM aceompanted by
H a.itirn rrcmjini;i'Uton finned, by cillier L
nni:
wonderful skill, making the green leaves
and snowy buds glean here ami there
among the daikv,cuils lit a way that won
prni&e and - udmiratioii. front all. ''My,
taste," was commended again and again,
and I laughed the compliments off as
best 1 could; for to no one, not even your
mother had I t.ld the secret of my en
gagement. Lawrence was a cleik, in
dustrious and ec-onouiicle,. Still. lie deem
ed it not prudent to marry in lees than
two years, and I insisted that if he wait
ed so long, the engagement should not
be public. My only motive was to avoid
the comments and discussions of acquain
taiices.
Our party parsed pleasantly; tho re
frepluiientB, music, flowers, everything
were admirable; the company were in
tine spirits and iiothiugoccurred to make
will e. iiue out.
I cut the flowers and he left me. lhe
dav following, a mesi-eiiL'cr brought a
repot from Lawrence Klmore, that 1
would lend him for one day, my rose
tree; he w as ill, had heard of its won
drous beauty, and knew how I had rear
ed it. 1 could but send it, with every
precaution lor its safety. InleaJ of
coiling that evening, Mr, Uuetrm wrote
iviiig mat ne was slaving wim a living
trieiid. The thought that his friend wan
my discttideu lover aid not cross my
mind.
The next morning Mr llueton brought
the rose tree, idiom of every hud and
blossom. 11c placed it upon the table,
saying:.
'My friend, I.awrcnco Elmore, cut
them o(T. and started iiam a long jour
ney with them in his hand!"
'(), pity ine ! ' 1 cried, aud full sense
less ujhmi the ll.r. When cotiscioua
ness returned he was holJiiig me against
his heart, but with such a desolate.
4iv Itn-ir Itt4,U. aris lo rraat tb tlsrailoa
in' lue la eiiM-ied bjr Cvajp.' Tba Bauth, sad
ili emlpJ V'nH urns b tauxbl ibat ia ibt coun
try lb W4aV ar aenriew, that tb peopl Speak
through rhrw repnennativa ia CartgrVia, and Ibat
bva Ibey b ss spokse Ibey oao and anS etsk
Uaar Vok hrarj, arfd not ooly baanl, but aftrytd
deMl iIm bUkms(r and twliy party prejud.ocs
of tlat w hoi Coporrhaa.1 pack. . .
Oatgm parted lb Mtb Article, (better known
as lb -CutMOtuiKMMil A inenoWnt,) and kiniTy
affiavd it lo lb tjoolb ; Um UouUi wuald aav rlai
Ijr aeviHed li, but iur llut inlarleraote ot tb Cop-p.-rt-s
j p- of tl N'wth, it was rvjWtrd. Co
grrm then padcb bliljlary BiJ ; n wucld kav
ia-n (frH'.ny amnard, (slrbouh not .ul so
tmytr touted a III Mtb Article bot fdr l eon
imhI opjKiii.n of lb aara Nortbeni Prss.
No let llM-t Njrtbirrn papm oooUnu ibfir io-.
.-nJiary pf"-'i lo tlw So.il h lo oppo llat ioeti-
taUle, an. iim nrtt rloa t ConfreaS Witt beeors-p-lied
u. arlf-d.-tenee, to pat a law more striafcol
than any tl.t tlx rrt tevo frnpctj,
: A h ile mm aid from tl Norru, may pl th
-tooih in a uuiiiuion to nra lor 8aro' Cua&sc-
lion B H a a relief from lb severity of lb !
wha-h mJl Aaw (a if anawf laaoreea lb eoe-Urr
'ro u the plotting of ai mm tale. Then, probably
ly oiay Irarn east w awaal by tha " Uua UaH
CftmmUa (At) Spy.
Tl.ere e be no m-cuiiiy to hberty, nor any per-
manetil U wberr party, and But a written conHi-
Hwl.cal party io tbie country, ud it actions sr
onnfrtvediy not governed by tb charter prscnb-
mjr and bunting litem, but by the will of Ibat par
ty, which i iwsyed by paanoo, prejudice, pariisS .
ly anJ lute. It it by no aean aMoniabiof, that
under sorb rul all dimmtienU should se tb raucd
Buffer waging al Ihem, sod bear the mutiwsid aw
iiae warning them to be silent. Tb mmpumn-
ul biiway man is tmrd lo praelioe a similar mod
io lhe conduct of Lis buaioeav , And. a oongre)
even of a oaUuQ takj, in tbe arrotraoc of power,
acknowledging no nil bntriowa trtfl, afford ei
4inJrt of like wK-kedncM. But, alas I what fat
broken-hearted look in his face, that 1 jawaiis th Country that ia governed in this wsyf
was fain to turn awav my eves.
'Pity you t Claia'said he, "pity me.
I have lout my hot loved friend, aid my
beloved wife. Lawrence did not wil
lingly betray your fault ; it was only iu
the delirium of his dying moments ibat
it as a dark hour in my life. Among: I learned what had caused his illness and
lMgaeWCT
ed Irom a lengthened tour in boutli Am
erica. "' " .r; .
Early in the evening ho was introduc
ed to me, and entertained me greatly
oti i no .iau.ti. a auo, were ma. fsi-nm. m i .. nf jj o-t trtrk,--tn-he-krfrfyt 'catrghtf
gui.oi u.e eoiicern, -" : fire, from a i ai k of a steam fire er.iritie
. 'IT' .. !... ... 1 r i
i im as a -eoufiaiei aim a j.nnig- r'e. ( Ht ,,1 wl the firt fire and was almost
Kuw that is-a'tiaf :i think' tif.'n.t.' (J 'mv ji... i;.; g-'r- :
- - - emireiT uen'Me.i.
vtulioii. li tl.e Sttlf IS ani-oub we -h" ii id j 'in-
c-haui'i-, a e woiii'j oe tiau ! i.i. g ', v- v t fi - r 'i .
' , , , . , V The ew 1 oik Home Journal not r.n-
..i. m.I tl . ..... it ia. t il .I.i ..ilr It...! i . T . i a . . . - . . . - ..
5 i. , t -iv gives aceourns r.i tne "lasinouaiiie
'iii - 1'i.ur.p it h ! in. iiw.i . I- ii.. . - : ... i. .
ao.ue.eiu course. tie e .... e i,t j ; .1 ..Ji. .'. ....t
t. . . . , . , t . - rvju inpf nit ,.vf jirtu"ir'iio
ir.-h-f ever, that it a- in-: y, i,c . ..... 1.... , ,.. ... .'.
. ...... ' . I I . I- . . ... IJ ..
of inlernnl r.v nu', the assia'anl eomnirMioner
of t'i fr-dmeu'( bureaa. or tbe couiinauding
ot!ir of thu iniluary pWt wftbin which lhe p
pl caul resi.J.'S, cerlifying tb applcanl lo b a
Hi auJ proper person lo receive the appoint
inni. '
7ih. Ii it eWii!;.il that every boar I of rg
Ulration sli .ul.! U? cunpVed of jieriv.ns of re
coniiL-tl cor.si..'ttia ion ad woiih, fai'Iy repre
seiitir. i IIik ki;.ii'- ion; an I in wbi.gtt impartial
tt y and apK;iH- the lx)y of voters to lb eiciti
aff mav I av. i'i-t rliHi.e
(ietitly placing me on lhe sofa ho left
t.ic house.
The Wedding invitations had not been
given out, and were now delayed by my
Hidden illness. Fr..in a servutit I learn-
Sevt-r-t'ed when Lawrence's "funeral wnuld tnke
al times during the evening we were I place, and. in mite of remonstrance.
thrown together, and that subtle some j atfeiideddressed plainly, and wearing
thing which tells a maiden when she has ' a heitvy veil to avoid recognition.' He
'i...:v. . ih. .r-r-r.:.. r ... , s . . .
was MNrieti in treenvrwMi,, nuit, alone in
won a new aunurer, toJ ine that ixtwis
llueton would pursue the acquaintance
Mouths of "gayety followed, and pepie
began to notice the attentions Mr. Hue
ton paid ine. Lawrence was seldom
present; book and study occupied his
time, cave when he, spent a rjnjct ec
litng, with me. These evenings became
a, lb,- sever! ptac-a witliin eae.b precinct i'tbere was a new charm in the devotion .Muy iny .. darling Carrie never know
i ilis boardTi ' registration wiH rBeot, tl'jm'tho wealtliteBt, best educated fiiauWsTiclragony of reiliofse as I stifJTeted that
tho ..carriage which my nncle sent. I
went to the grave. Mr. llu ton st.Hiif
by my side as the '"last solemn words
were i-aid, though J fancy" ho did not
recognize me,-until as we turned nwy,
and then ho ofleied Ine Iii- -arm, con
ducted roe to rite carriage, . aniHcfrme
Wlllltrllt mioword.
ii ' i I-
Sili. ru"S"Widliies ofprpcinru for reit. i " Irequen,- tor-1 went oi cuistantly.
traiion
iere
dM.r dv. on .Uu ..MtAjnlUl.ieMfh..-A fl??ratoppcdlr jhtijk.whUh
meeiaciv-ail.alq.aeh reatttq'iunaas way JiejJiC l..--aa qrifuug. Una, .day, gomut.li Ihailtuuxdeicd the iiiou Ilovod
npceary kit in gorernment o regiter and ; mnuttm attcKour party, a Ueautitul boii siroved the haiipiuess ol' one so worth V
of iiisp'Ct.irs of elt-cii'.n hi th dmchaig of their
untie", unu l'.eriitur :u,e cinar,y and comi'lelr
pict "Whs r.eiif;4"e, with a note. J, Lad
roil fci-eri Ine lii'l.theii fur lirn u-....la
of the 'feateatioa, wtd- b duijr pbbe. a,,, saidTtrrtiyself. he lias SCnf ihistb nav'
i c-r roai t t t
c t-.i:ii- uii'J.
O-i'j'fili'ih.i
" POLITICAL EMIAUILS
f Jha.. UnUkCim-
i tlijuieiij W'iiii .he naines in fuil.
for.gtnersl ..I nlwrtua! ion.
Via. ,1 ai coiii'tiaiiU'Tij will report, witlioiil : j .. ,.,.,
delV oiKin tlii rinsit .nfdi-nl .line ion of the I ...., '
jho is coining tp-night. - f' opened and
w ho i bci;.ig sent soiitli by he r uii-j'd'.s-,:i
the Cbarl t!e Ihuuterat wi. ly ii-:
W cat. not refrain f.m e,i-iw. tig tl e '
opinu n tnal it is urtfyrta tatf, a.id defn ;
liietitaj t peace and g-Jd t.e uig, -that j
. a - - fc t i . . .a- sw
Come ku
piiaare re ilv and willing fo -s ibniit to
I t'couri! i tte rm titr tlieorrrcsgwamf-patrj
iairiminy,,have apaled to Governor; ary voctioi.t of ihejjde.
Wells fir redress in the matter. " I
f .Lotrrtv' a a i.i m t-rrM tafnins,sr1 riktfauvisiii
WuU fvI it -JaLyt,if(. j -pilw'or. -rf woinrt wsrs aJmrttsd to par.
1 to feath u our duty, dhot Uiey wooid aoba mk it a par2torf."
A ad. aoina pbjfieiaM, if . allowad to praolie
tUera,'' replied . lb good lady, "weald ua
J. W. Cl ai,Capt, 88.b'Iufalry, A. D. C.
an(j A. A- A- u.
' I . lrrt IV .fl, tl.n HA . .1..
1i09H0ty'2(Bitbi&Ahi9'iiinininMufa iiito wgi Ji a--y 'v
b!e. lo esiatin law and c.loma..all.libii.ir i 3'0,lr ,r,fc"(J-
- e- t W aa I . . . - " ! IV r I
jUchIte.Mtau-aiHl-a-.toJui.JaUea.itt. . i.Ew.w iirmri. Itault. Jt then iK'came,necesiry tgi cl. L-
Uuisiah a, w hom the1aoibriliJe ,f (.f I "nffiice r afTJiR rte-pwjwfeWTr rTfytiTTctrrrTof TT ,6
the intetior parishes refused fo join. in V"'""1 'nierapnon of tbaoram-j '7 -' r mru "Mtnuis i was
fwi.v.iiu iiiims vwyipft IO IHISOIlie
note, I brushed: against the rose,
which with infinite care and patience, I
had reared from the branch worii upon
mv hirthui:'hiwHte tentle touch of ibe
'- ' "'.." ' leaveauin my ebix-V immi U, a hirliitit fi t biut nf anhtbrr KAn,inM
The ew York correspondent of anlLIow. ; i - 1 when I win iroao. and t
Englisli piper Kates that "ibe ladies of I All the day was srot in thonrrhL lOraeawrwwl brio a nmm r;.. f
f 's' j-"fw ttrcw vt v ' vitv, a HgiivWf uvaa reM IT tOWw ' ZalDOrv'
day and Jof 1 .Ojany yeaifviiliiig that !
and de
If one party may make fit wift tbs law of lbs tend
anoilx-r may do the name; and per hap that otbvr
may will to avenye the wrongs of lb first Then
lhe positions of the actors have changed.. ' TboM
who recently intimidated their fellow men with
lacts and threats of violence ar themselves ovsr
awed and spoiled, Juirtic departs from e land,
sfi ne- ( awtiws) prmy upon st-h Other liks .th
unrettrained beuU of the forest. Does the ijf
il.ii.lt that I hi condition would b progrtu ia im
prorement on lh Government sUllihed by
VVabingtoa arid hi compeers ? v .
The abovo eairacl u a ruinghog ol jneoaos sne
inockery of the 8ooib. Tbe Spy affect to belie
lite aUurJity that the South I (overned by a few
Northern newipaper, but for which her p"pl
wiMikl ffUdlv aoeeut anv lernn lb Radical eetigrasl
iniuht offer iliein.' VVe are thas treated as B poor,
iiincntnt herd, wtll enoujrh disposed fafter a frribi
liltut.') loV ield a ffraot ful " obedlonc to any man
ual however al variance wilt) tiot aneieui w,
riuhli, and etislsni nnder whiub wo have ever,
hired. But mi.d by (h sophirrr of NortKers
"copper head" journal?, we're ia imminent danger of
. I raw i rift duwo upon ourselVc t1 oOnaumltlf fury
ol lh anngt, in lb abap of enactitnU a
lerriUii lliao any yet probi?d T ; I IJ rnercy, tuss,
wty riot break tors at oorw upon tb nAand
lhe mmrbieff lb "copper bead "newspaper
siiirWJ5H"tfif -lo iBaiSTt!oltjr'rfO WlB
permit them to delud us to iH lor ntiU-i-rebjotJe
rtetiniiiiioo. it may b when yo 4soukl sa .saj.
aiy.BrewBt ith Ar you not our friends 11 Vf, 1
ul reftpettt and affection us Mr. 11 uetott.
At evening the packa.go containing the
few botes I had written him aiid iny
miniature, Was tianueu me bv a servant J
Tt teokert m airrlor 4w; written word of
hr .JliOiWaaio :4iljjo-tadiosfe-.
proacu lo ilioflo lie knew l auliered, yet
too trythlul to attempt a palliation of my
age, and I liar the fault of the broken en
gagement was, ittine; 3et,l could not
bring his conieuipt upon ine by telling
nun an
ric,
given
ii.v .fu i vi.. '. Mf" in me ujr iciiH.g
, I have related tins to rou, Car
a wariiHigj i our allections are
jjne man do not trifle with lite
"4
to
'yoiresteem n an enemfes, Cari jrotii liot'foVsliil,"
si Waat pity th poor? Perhaps yoa eao comp
aitmate priavnertt We are' your nDon(ers--b,
been ver iiice lbs war iilodi... Jv ,Wrno.
esleemeil as brothers-yoqr nemnred i1S-sM
alter fhe bloo-ly alrug?! of 1770 foe indepeodetics.
Cor wrn'mor) fslhett footed " trrvfesooJ
the wJ4 er aw,."ad. bsoAid it dowo to o U
ni beaaiifiilly uwigned llirooilhonl to vcof w
riirhu and lira free-Jom of us. all But job W"1
crown faster and beoom strotiKer than w,
... . - - - aWlTaTtrr
awaa sKrusalkf Svrvil SU iB tiUVaC aUkr lUil, 5Wi.rT. " J
'--"I7rXiM.t .sa-trse were
u'lt uvtniirvu. t ey dniiii"i'"i - - .
raViud snd onyietdinr. We plead tft rMir,a
you talked of a hi(heT law. W tlireates to Wtnv
drawand plead a wmpaoTVokeo by on pan
. .J.Z ... ,k. ...I J. maid SA and 0
i -t. I irh hell W
irouuoru ins compact as s - . . ,
.i i -. ..." . l . I... fnr what
pieaum .wnn tear io in is , .
ummiHiv irwtiee. and for lha L'oloa But raiy0!
onon brar-lotd Mnoeta. voa wrs flss t eaf W
peals. W rettrad. carrying witb a the S
taJOofoarfashwra, Tbo cam lb oiaoos aov,
Srai. W found that yoo tnswnt wswwbea T"
aid awr- aed st a Wt aialf-
:t- r
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