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VOL. 1.
THURSDAY,. NOVEMBER 27, 1873.
NO. 17.
Morlh Carolina Gazette.
Home Circle.
J. II. & G. G. MYilOVER,
T1IE THOUSAND DOLLAR BILL.
der tho counter.
"orsxer-in-iaw, vou Know, said l; "one
of the family; it won't do to praise her too
much." i
"Oh, I wasn't thinking of what you were
hours ten,' eleven, twelve and kept say
ing to my sell:,
"If you are a wicked, suspicious old fool,
Richard Wood, may the Lord forgive you."
But I waited still, and iust as the lonsr
PAUL DE CASSAGXAC.
TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
saying," said she. "I am surprised about black hands pointed at half-past one,
my key. I am sure I hung it here. A little heard such a knock as my sister-in-aw ga
I
gave
In a verv modest house, on the corner of
the old Avenue de ' l'lmperatnce and the
Rue Poissonniere, in Paris, lives Paul de
Cassagnac, " whom" his enemies call the Don
Quixote of the Second Empire, but who,;
One y-ar (in advance) I..
Six ui-iithUj " .
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10 copos (sent to one address) with an extra copy g 25 00
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100 copit'H (sj-nt to one aililnuw) with iin extra copy
and premium of a lino chroiiio,! value 40 150 00
I don't say brother Ben's widow was not
good-looking for her age and size. Then,
too, she had a pretty penny left her. And
sue migm, nave marneci weu n sne wanted t,rass door-key, with a nick in tho handle at the office door.
to cnange ner condition; out you see JUar- and a piece of pink ribbon tied to it. I
garet Ann was a fool she was a widow of can't think where it has gone."
forty to set her cap for Spencer, who was Well, we both looked every where. ' We
only twenty-four. Though her biother-in- unrolled nacW nd ruined into the box-
law, andthouirh Ben had said to me, as he did, French press for nearlv twenty years. lie
' I J vy iiM. lVf M U - lv. a. km. niv .-.su. I uiVt XU'XlVACU 1U CbllVl PbUlU! dibLUaS I, III? XI H Jill. I . . w m
"Richard, always be kind to Margaret Lilly went worrying about setting; a lock- Then God foreive the woman. I sunnose vtras intiated into politics m 1854, and at
help seeing that, Xhe smith to fit another lefore she could tret in, she was mad with iealousv she lifted ud .nce embraced the imperial laith
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into the room he found the dead Count
lying on the . floor. Ho gave an ; alarm,
and the police started soon after in pursuit
of the fugitive students Late in the after
noon they succeeded in aresting Immich,
who made tho above statement,
and Ludekan escaped across the
frontier.
notwithstanding all his faults, is one of the
There was another knock, a pause, and most brilliant young x rench journalists oi laruiotl pro'prieter in Westphalia,
then I heard the key turn m the lock and , . , . ,
saw the door I open and my sister-in-law M de Cassagnac is now only thirty-five
come in. She looked about her. shut the years old, and yet he has wnttenfor the
Ottendorf was the son of wealthy
At tho
time of his death he was only nineteen.
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, It ofBcially. announced that the efTective
Spanish force in Cuba iiutnWrR fil'tv-faur thousand
men. The London Daily News hopes that' :KTig
land and America will act iu concert :ia the Vir
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United Sutp steamer Ada, feared to be -Joet, has
arrifvd at Kiugaton. -Fresh advice note the im-i
portattou of food from Araei ica to Calcutta, and
pars it will avert the famine in IJtuul. Changar
jiier presented to tlie assemhly a motion, agreed
mm by the ltight,, prolonging ilacMahon's pow
ers uncoiKlitioiuillj; a strong dfbate followed, and
tliecAsscmbly adjourned without a division; Mae
Jlalion's fd-olonation h:is bi'en fixdHt seven
yeai s, independent of the adoption of the Constitu
TmnrrlVris is much excited over the-result Don
Alplionso, brother of Don Carlos, has been appoint-
Ann" I couldn't help: seeing that. The
fact is, that, as a general thing, widows do
make fools of themselves ottener than girls.
In this case I. admit the acre was the
only obstacle. Sam was a good young
man, above selling himself to a woman old
enough to he his mother for her money bags.
Sam was a clerk in the store. I was poor
flcirs partner, l had sam over ana over
again, "Margaret Ann, yon have plenty
and to spare, why not retire?" but you see,
she would not. -Ben had left his share of
the furniture to her, and she would not drop
it. After a while I found out tho reason.
It was Sara Spencer.
That is why she liked to sail about the
store in her dead black silk; that is why
. the led afterward,
and said that ltosa was alwavs tired
Rosa was her sister. The two were or
phans, and kept house together in one little
room in a respectable tenement house.
"I've alwavs had tea before Rosa got
in," said Lilly; "but to-night she will have cer after this, Miss Liliy,"- she said aloud,
to wait." - with a wicked toss of her head. - "I've out
It's odd how we remember little things witted you." i J :
sometimes. Perhaps the girl's pretty, puz- ''Not quite," said I. "Margaret Ann,
zled face and graceful motions, as she ran there are two words to that matter."
about looking for the key impressed this I walked out of the closet and stood with
one on my mind. At all events we did not my back to the outer door. She knew she
find the notched key with a pink ribbon, was entrapped, but her wicked tongue had
and JLilly went home without it. 1 told
On Midsummer-Eve, 1735, "William
Lancaster's servant related that he saw tho
east side of Soutcr . Fell, toward the top,
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witu all
thfi mnttrnea T.illv T,nt Ism w,i : v0 we entunsiasm ot an impetuous youm.
corner, and takine; a red pocket-book thrust His father, Granier -de Cassagnac, em- covered with a regular marching army for
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it under, pulling the duilt well down about PJ,,J-CU U1U at pmui-icuuci, uuui an uour lugeiuw, no nw wus.
soon advanced him to a by far more re- 1 ed of distant bodies of troops, which ap-
lt. I told 1 its way still
M argajet Ann about it when I sawT her next, I "So yon are in the habit of coming here,"
and she inauired verv nolitelv of Lillv as I she Raid. "Nice vonnor ladr. rpHninlu "
she was always finding some excuse to hand to the. end of the affair, when she next saw "I never came her before, said I, ""and
uuu luai jiuil yi me block ne imu m nuuu, uer. Tue key was never found, but Lilly you know it; but 1 have been here all day
"I hardly think vou'U maiTy Sam Spen- sponsible position that ot a military and j peared to proceed irom. an eminence in tne
de Cassagnac displayed, from his' earliest hut as no other pferson in the neighborhood
youth, extraordinary skill as a marksman; had seen the like! he was : discredited and
and already, at the age of fifteen, in a duel laughed at. Two years after, on Midsum
with a fellow-student, at the College St. mer-Eve also, bet1 ween the hours of 8 and
Barbe, killed his antagonist. 5 9, William Lancaster himself saw that eev-
Unfortunately for French manners, such eral gentlemen were following - their hor
duels were, and still are, countenanced by ses at a distance, as if they had been hunt-
tho best classes of la grande nation, loung mg, and, taking them for such, paid no re-
Cassagnae, as all the adherents
Lower Empire, was dazzled
successes. Many a fatal
have to undertake on the part
of - the I gard to it till, about ten minutea after, a
grieve over its absence, partakes of, or at
least has a strong tendency to degenerato
into, the morbid and unsound. It may
add to the interest of a tale, but it renders
it unfaithful as a picture of life, unsafe as
a guide to the judgment of; and often oh
uoxiotis in its shortand to sum up in a
single sentence the gist of all that we have
said that branch of literature of our day -which
exercises the widest and most pene
trating influence of the age from which
the onng and impressible . (nearly all of
us, m short, at one period or another) -chiefly
drew their notions of life, their
habitual sentiments and feelings (so far as.
these are drawn ffom literature at all) and
thei r impressions as to what is admirable
and right and what is detestable and
wrong is to a great extent in the hands
of writers whose experience of life is sel
dom wide and never deep, whoso sympa
thies have not vet been chastened or cor
rected, whose philosophy is inevitably su-
mixiiur evcrvUu!jr up and .giving mm no
end of trouble.
You see, I couldn't help it. Tho concern
paid, and Widow Wood owned just as I
did. If I had said to her "Margaret Ann, go
home," she could have said, "I have aright
here." That was it. She never waited on
a customer. She never did anything but
bother and pry. She had no children to
occupy her, and ishe brought her white
poodle along with her. "So lonesoiae,"
she said, in the big house opposite: and that
vus why she had us come to tea so much
of late.
;W ell, tins went on Tor nearlv a year,
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uy its u s gain lunung m ucau to me piuce, mcy i perticial, whose judgment cannot possibly
combat did he appeared to be mounted, and a vast army matured "and is not verv likelv tn ha
of the; old following, five in rank, crowding over at corm(r- Tho rsnlt ia tht wn flrn un
said she had had two made, so that such a waiting for you. I saw Lilly's kev in your aristocracy; but he -was never, repudiated the same place where the servant said he stautly !ga
thing could never happen again. She could basket last ni-ht. and I bean to uess the as n adversary, because no one was able saw them two years before. lie then called constantly i
thing could never happen again. She could
keep one and Rosa the other. -
"And, as I presume it was lost here, you
must have, the value of it from
Margaret Ann. "It's not mush,
just." And that l thought very
the widow, considering,
us," said
but its
kind of
basket last night, and I began to guess the
truth. Bring me that pocket-book."
Margaret Ann did it. She was pale as
death and almostas cold. I looked at her
and felt sorry for her after all.
"You are my brother's widow," said I,
"and a poor, 'foolish, iealous creature. 1
zing
Well, time passed ou, and one day was haven't told any ouo of my suspicions yet,
about like the other. - Winter went and
summer came. People began to go to the
country, and trade was dull. 1 And Sam
told me that he and Lilly were going to be
married Boon, God willing.
I had iust left Sara when Margaret Ann s
and I never will, on two conditions."
on inaccurate pictures,
fivmrfitlii7.?io with nrtifir.Tnl nr
to doubt his good faith, and because his in- his family, who all agreed in the same o- reprehensible emotions,0 constantly admir
corruptibility was beyond question. pinion; and what was most extraordinary, W culpable conduct, constantly imbibinV
His enthusiasm for the imperialist cause, he frequently observed that some one ot fa1oP nnrnlitv " ;
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However, causeti mm iretmeniiy w uppiauti i ine live wouiu quit, me rauii, uuu avvui w i ,
the worst mistakes of the third .Napoleon: stand m a frontnifir posture, as u ho was I mfc UtliAa.
, M. I I Ol. ' 1
and when the war of 1870 broke out, he observing and regulating the order of their
enlisted as a common soldier in a regiment march, or taking account of their numbers,
of zouaves, in which capacity he was taken and after some time appeared to return
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"Name them," said she, - "I cannot help Poer a. me name ox vraveunt. iun gauop 10 uie siauon ne uau iua, w..u.u
I JL LC1JL.J1111XLU- JU 11 TJUtfjill-ll U11SVUV1 I lit" 11 V li lOllCU IU IU vXL-iX t VI UILIV-U
myself."
"You will retire from tho business," said
in a Prussian casemate, and then he imrae- the lines, and the figure that did so was
diately repaired to Pans, where he revived I one of tho middlemost men in the ranks.
"filn1 n fin ir cuM Vr.rt '
eu weiiL-irtiiiiiio i.i me auiM luivee, iiuoui-'cncc t: .vA. ai ..-nt M tAft- ruio.i.. -1 i 3 a 4 i ' -it .xi.x i 3 os vctovc. tne cause oi tne empire, anu ne less ot discipline, ana raiuer iiaa i
. i i r.i tw m . i ii i t - ill cii -iiui-i l u i ' ii i . 1 1 1 1 t'i i ir ri vimfiiiii ! i' r iw ill.' k ri'i'i mini i - - - (ill nil 111 i i irn-M i unr t iiiiiiiiiri i i i
T. lT? rrr.8 n ot I od m ;..br M - ni. : TXl ZCZT'lTSZ ,7:,, : ;,r;.rr"r; was alwavs ready to stand up for what he pearance of people riding
vim .f Aluiira: all were killed or captured by the knew how soon he had been forgotten. To Of course I went over: and when I ot I She looked at me and n-ave a meat mln. wrote, with his sword. than an army, though they
: Ikj sure he was sixty when belied, a bald- ito the back parlor I found Manraret "Nasty little cat !" said she. "L won't." In rans M. do Cassagnac. is looketlupon. on, and marching oft as long
DO.MESTIC. lw.O,l.,l ui, .i At.,i ..,i -n., i t t, ' ...i. .t. as an enthusiast ot the most honest convic- lirht to see them. Ihis ph
T!,n f,m.,l f T.,l, P TTl., ..l.,.. I '.. -l 1 ! i..i ni ! i L 1 - ' I ., -.. J - I tinns thr mnro sn ns with Jill thft e.hfinCPS I nn mnrn rpoti till - thfl . Ivlli
m, m.iwui 1 . n,irc .17.. rw iij.m. .i 1 SOU'mn WIIVS HIMII.L llllli: . SIHITI IM-J'II I IS I ivith 1 Wll-kltr W lrrl li-no o1
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After all what do we know aliont
things ten miles down" in tho stupendous
yalleys of the ocean? On land, j here, tho
Vegetation of the Alpine baso is not that
of ita summit; the wild goat skips upon tho
peaks of tho Himalayas, but tho rhinoceros
has its lair miles below. Our acquaintance
ilia x mm. 1 11 1110 iiiv isiua uciuivvKiitu, 1 txo IL iriuw ltiici wtv jacciucu uiuiu ivtinivi- 1 . , . 4 - 1.1 t
! . 1 - - J I 1 1" 1 1 1 1 1 II lTfcl IUV V. I. LJ U1IIOU k JL L V tLlllt lilt 1
,ne ap-1 - ,.fi- i . ii
from a market! DLlrvl"vlill AUl w c ma. assume uav na
Dover on Satunliiy at 2 o'clock. Thelmrye Belle
of Alton wjis h;im'(l at Yickshunr, Novemhtr 0:
twclvo handled bah's cotton and 4, 000 packages of
p.mil.ri -s loaf. -The J'ost Ollice Dopaitr.ient hnsno
oilicial nil vices of the detention of letters at Havana.
There if, however, no treaty regarding letters
through Culm. It secr.is to he understood that
emsimeveiul letters are witluxit iletention. rOrders
liaye been received at IJuston to work day . find
night until the Brooklyn and Franklin artr ready
fur ;e;t.U rent activity in the Brooklyn Navy
1 Yur.l, and fifl. additional hands enVjiIoyed. The
' Miniiiieri'owhattaH paH(l the I.ewvs at U o'clock
o;i tho morning of the 1'Jth, on her way totheXa
vy yarl. The Manhattaii went into coiiinii.stiiosi,
and will he rvady for'wa when the Powhuttan ar
rives to ammuKin v her. The Terror was hroiii'lit
up to the navy raid on the l'Jth fnuu League Is-
-hind. The iron clad Canoni-us, at Wilmington,
it l.eing jirefiarcd for service, Jind will le ready in
uhmit two weeks. The Ht-hcK!ier IV V. Turner
from Honduras, was capsizejd in Long Island
Sound, on the I'.'th. Three lives wens lot-t. Wra.
J. Sharkeyr held for killing l)(inn, e:apel from
the Toinhs in female 8 tire. Mix. Westry Allen
remained hi his cell. Twet'd is allowed to attend
to private hopineSti, in a cloie carriage, in the cus
t'wly of two deputy .heriilVt. Th.ere are no special
limits to his movement. At Charleston the war
n !W8 from Vashiiiirtoii and New-' York causes
nnxiely regarding Forts Moultrie and Sumter, now
dismantled, autl it is hojed that Government will
immediately put them on a war fiK!iug.-r-A:i Au-'
iriirtta, Ga., dispatch savs A. II. Stephens left for
wife for twenty-three years, audft$ugh I'm
a baclielor, I know what feelings ought to
le. And Bon was my brother, too. Jlhope
it wasn't wicked for me to make up my
mind to put an end to her capers, as Jar as
Sam went, and tell him that ho wanted a
voting ladv as cashier, and, why not. and
if Lillv I'athhone
Carter, I'd
give her the
could leave
place. .
G rir:
in love with Lilly, I knew that,
garct Ann had not seen her.
"Margaret Ann," said I one dar,
Sam was
but Mar-
'we
will have a new cashier to-dav. We need
r I one,, and I have
cngairet
one.
"Anything happened V savs
"Yes," said she, "I'm afraid so. Oh, I'm
so sony.
"Dear me! Do mention the fact" says I.
"Well,"-says she, "I can hardly bear to !
do so; but who has a chance at the safe
Resides you and mef
"Nobody but Lilly Kathbone," said 1.
"You are sure," says she. .
"Why, of course," says I.
"Ah ! well !" says she, '"perhaps thcro is
another way out of it. May be you have
had occasion to use that money of mine. I
mean the one thousand dollar bank note
generous to L,uy
Itathbone on her wedding day, or why she
started for Europe on the very next steam
er that sailed from New York and still re
mains there. I ; :
kept crowding
as they had
?nomenon was
Isummcr-Eve
he had under the empire for accumulating pie-eding the rebellion, and they determine d
money, he has remained poor. I Ins is to call more families to witness this sight,
what constitutes his strength; and he is, and accordingly wont to Wiltonhill and
undoubtedly, now the Bonapartist most re- Souter Fell Side, till they convened about
spected by all the adversaries of the cause, twenty-six persons, who all atftrnvthat they
"Well," said Margaret Ann, "perhaps we that I prit in there in a red pocket-book
tlo. 1 hone tie is a nice young man, ana last week.
Marriagk. It is the happiest and most j
virtuous state of society, in which the hus
band and wife set out early together, make I
their property together, and with perfect
sympathy of soul graduate all their expens
es, plans, calculations and desires, with re
ference to their present-means," aid to their
future and common interest. Nothing de
lights me more than to enter the neat little
A ppldoris J jurnal.
The Indefinable Dignity op Woman.
There is, in particular, that soft dignity
which belongs to women, who are affection
ate by nature and timid by temperament,
saw the Fame appearance, but not conduct
ed with the usual regularity as tho preced
ing ones, having the likenesses of carrhiges
interspersed; however it did not appear sto
bo less real, for some of the company were
so affected with it as m the
, 1 Iff . .1 A I
Ami wno nave a reserve ot seu-rcspec. ina. cl5ml tLe m(mxxtalr. through an idle ex
Helenas tnem against tiieinscivcs as wen as ,fo- f 4; i-..i,a rtt.-
against others. These have -a quiet digni
ty, tempered by much sweetness of speech
numerous an army, bnt they saw not a
m b.weeinesa ui bpewu v-t?tr- nnr nT;nt of a fnnt. Tjurs and Lr,
tenement of the youusr couple, who within and manner, that is the loveliest 1 kind of j. rrrMr,iial, Ts,v, rs,.t
Good looks attract custom."
with me," savs
o
roiKl-lookmg.
-"I'tn glad von coincide
I. and lanjrhcd to myself, for I knew she
was thinking of somebody else to flirt with.
But I said nothing.;
It wtis fun to see her face change when
she saw Lillv behind the counter next day.
And bhe gave it to me in the private office,
I can tell you. She hated females .about a
store, and sho didn't like Lilly's looks. I
could laugh at her, however. I had good
"so," gaid I. "Of course I'd spoken of
it. It was vour private money."
perhaps two or three years, without any
resources but their own knowledge or in-
all, and the most subtile as well as the most
mountain-tops, alone are revealed to us, and
these dimly,, and that to its valleys our
senses can never penetrate. All the crea
tures that disport themselves on or near its
surface are more or less familiar to us- the
whales, the propoises, and tho sharks that
come tumbling over its undulations much
in the same way that buffaloes come flound
ering over the waves on the prairie. Tho
countless; broods that feed on its shallow
banks, and are taken therefrom 'to feed
shallower mortals, are all within our grasp,
and we grasp them. On the ledge of the
iceberg sits enthroned the walrus, and we
I .llnt him ns flirt fdenlinnf nf iha boo on1
morning to : , T V . ""
i PGTPom mm nnirn iro 1 i it trw thn tAvrimiw
cial-'ra-lrte of - his ivory "toskg. Tho huge
sea-cow has no mystery fof us. Wo wako
the harmless creature up from its bed of
sea-weed on the isolated rock, and, having
visuu it gooa morning, we suck spears
beautiful. They are like the lady in Coin- TnE English Language. It has been into it, and convert it to tho noble purposo
of
"It'
s gone,
llichard," saf s she. "You
1 , f . UN '
saw nie-ioox into tne saie to-uavi
"Yes" said I.
"Well," says she, "it was gone then. : I
couldn't bring myself to speak of it. You
see a girl like that has so many" tempta-
and all. lucharu,
gam.
The
magnificent
sea-unicorn.
dusti-v. have ioined heart and haml. and us. and seem to cast tho spell of respect on calculated that the English language con
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engage 10 snare togeiuer me responsioui- au witu wuom mey aio associaiuu. tains auoui unny-uve uiousana worus, uui v iuiu,ui unit, is uytumiger w
ties, duties, interests, trials and pleasures of man, save of the coarsest fibre, and such as if we inquire how many of these thirty-five us, which is just so much tho worse for him.
life. only physical strength can control, could thousand words are in daily use ; we shall We have cognizance of .all the sea-crea-
The industrious wife is cheerfully em- be rude "to them in word or brutal in deed; be perfectly astounded at the small ncss of tures, and many more, the range of which
ploying her own hands in domestic duties, for there is something , about them, very the numler. A child, from the moment I appears to bo m tho japper regions of the
putting her house in order, or mending her indeiinite, but very strong witnai, whicn j ho begins to speak, picks up woras ana eep, uui wuai can we nave oi tne mystic
seems to give them special protection rrom uses them by an imitative process, which I reaims inai e jar, rar aown auout tne oases
Va.sllil.'tou on the 2 1st. He eay: "I am for references with Lillv. and sioned a written
Culm immediately, ifttot wflt-r." lfe thinks the . , ... , -; . montl.. fiLo was
tions; going to marry ana au. ivicuaui, nusband's clothes, or preparing the. dinner,
promise me you won t have her arrested, or wuilst, perhaps, the little darling sits prat- insolence: and a loving woman of soft man- waxes less active as he becomes an adult.
ling upon the floor or lies sleeping in tbe ners, whose mind is pure and who respects J The number acquired in childhood may
cradle every thing seems preparing to herself, is armed with a power which none bo about one hundred. If he does not be
feeling hetween the North South. 8an Fran-' to 1)0 cashier, VOU know, as i told you.
cisco had a idiprht e..Hhqiiake; Friday. The first Margaret Ann couldn't help herself, and I
prize of the billiard tournament at Chicago was suppose she knew it, ; for she said nothing
compete.! tor between Oaruwr wmI I; lassvn te f i . i i j -ii . v
py as young birds. I believe he proposed
0th. The Democrats have carried the Chatanoo-
inunifijml election for the first time since the
war. The sum of $,0X) has been ottered for
- Sharkey, the eeixleiuned murderer, who escaped
in female attire. There are fixty small pox eaos
at Cleaveliftid. The disease is increasing. The
severest snap for years at Montreal, November 19.
A . uuiuhtr ut propel iors are iml. ihe CnfcUtu-tio-.val
Convention t Trenton refused to exempt
church and uchool pro(ei-ty 'from taxation -Tlie
(5ruml Lodge of Od;l Fellows at Philadelphia op
jHxet the abolition of Encampment branches of the
Order. The Grand Secretary was directed to in
form sinter Grand ljodes of the action. ' .
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HEVIET7 Or THE 1IA71TTETS
ror' tho Week ending Nov. 25, 1873.
TjlVKRPOOi., Nov. l'J. Uplands, not below low
mi hilinsrs, sliipjied November sind December, 8 3
1SL Sales of cotton to-day include 5,800 bules
American. Breadstulis )uietj
Nov. 20. Uplands, not below good ordinary, to
be shipped October and November 8 3-16; do. to
be shipped November and December 8 1-4; shipped
December and Januarv same.
Nov. 1. Uplands, not below Good Ordinary,
shipped October and November 8id.
anvthing, il it is herf,
"It is not !" I cried. "Besides, it was
your money. You would bo the prosecu
tor to any thief." -.' " t
1Dcar me, yes," says she, "and I'll let
her go; but I must get it uack, and she
must leave the store."
"How can you think so ill of the girl?"
said I. "Why don't vou suspect me. I
am ever so much more of a doubtful cliar-;
acter than she is!" -
"Yon are mv brother-in-law," said Mar
garet Ann. ' Now listen to reason. Come
"'.- t til . T t
to the store with me, and we'll search, ll
we don't find it I shall charge Lilly with
the theft "to-morrow, and,, if she doesn't con-
" Richard" savs she. "a woman is always 1 fens, fret a search warrant for her rooms. I
right r.boiit another woman. Men admire will be very kind, but I can't lose a sum
a pretty face, so they arc' always blinded like that."
bv it. " It was always so with Mr. Wood. She cried again. I did really feel that
Afinv a time he has -thought a woman ev- she was in great trouble. We went to the
ei vthiii" that was splendid until I have j etore again and searched the1 safe, but the
ras all gone. Margaret Ann had
lumber in her pocket-book. It was
Rathbone. She's exactly what I thought easy to identify, and besides the poor girl i iipnp-- an
via in c Mtrit.uuD r"'""") " " are expecting
-1 . M . ..r-rt -.tit 1 1 tT Tvit'T-iifh ill linmon I
bll BllUUlU piUVV g UlfcJ , lljr uLi 111 umunii
to her behind my counter; I knew he did it
somewhere, and I knew he was accepted.
"Lord bless you," said I to myself, "and
help you to build your nest. I m not crusty
if I am a bachelor."
A few days after I found Margaret Ann
in the office in a towering rage, with her
face naming.
welcome the happiest of husbands and the
best of fathers, when he shall come from
his toils to enjoy tho sweet of his little
paradise, j
This is true domestic pleasure tho 'only
bliss that survived the fall.' Health con
tentment, love, abundance and bright pros-j
pects, are all here.- But it has become a
prevalent sentiment that a man must ac
ouire his fortune before ho marries that
but the vilest can despise. This is the wo- long to the educated classes of society he
man Avho gets a precise obedience from her will at no period of hi life acquire more
servants without exacting it, and whose than three hundred or three hundred and
children do not dream of disputing her
wishes; who, thdugh so gentle and affable,
stops short of that kind of familiarity which
breeds contempt, and with whom no one
takes a liberty. For this one can scarcely
give a reason. She would not rant or rave
if she was displeased, sho would not scold,
of the great sub-marine mountain ranges
mountains compared with which'' our high
est dry-land peaks are possibly noth:ng
but mere hillocks?
Thero is a sea-monster known to fisher
men as the; Horned Kay, a monster most
fifty. Upon a stock of twico that amount -oartui in itselt, but interesting as an lllus
he may.mix with learned men, and even I tration ot that which island a suggestion
write a book. Then how vast is the
number of words that , lie hid in the
"liamus" or "ocean"; according to tho
Arabic title of our dictionaries. Words
that even the educated speaker or writer
the wife must have no sympathy, nor share she could not strike; but there is a certain admimsters only m homeopathic dosesj
with him in the pursuit of it, in which most quality m her which we may not bo able J words once m repute but now forgotten;
nf tliA Tiln.isuret.rnlv consists: and tho voung to formulanzo, vet which would make us words invented for tho use of scienco or.
married people must set out with as large ashamed to pass beyond the boundaries of art ; words, confined in their usage to cer-
and expensive an establishment as is be- the strictest respect, and which restrains tain districts and dialects.
coming those who have been wedded for others less i consciously critical I thrui ourselves A TuiiKISH Peixcess. Mrs. B. Etham
twenty years. his is very unnappy. u-a.. - Edwards visited a Turkish princess, whom !
of that which may be a veritable dragon
of the sea, whose lateral fins extend like
wings, and frequently measnrej more than
thirty feet from tip to tip. This voracious
fish will sometimes make its appearance
among the swimmers in the surf, and, tak
ing one under each arm, so to speak, des
cend with them to the depths unknown.
Until tho ocean shall have been dried up,
or drained off, no human being can ever ex
plore the strange grottoes into which this
hideous man-eater glides with j his prey.
The great fishes and sea-beasts that are
proved that she wasn't by telling him things, money wa;
vow I have found out about vour Lilly the uumbe
. V -
-exactly."
"Well, what is it?" says I.
"No better than she should he," says
Afloat 'iuo,' Margaret Ann. "I saw her kiss Sam Spencer
000 bales; American 153,000 bales, llreadtutls
buoyant. Red western spring wheat lis. Dd-S 12s.
4d. Coi n 31. Gd. Flour 2r2y. Sales of cot
ton to-day include 6,100 bales American.
Nkw Yohk, Nov. 19. Gold Wpa100h Gov
ernments strong, with but little doing. Cotton dull
at 13iirf cents. Flour active and firm com
mon to fair extra $3 '.ib'a$7 10; good to choice 7
I'iIO 75. Wheat is 2:1 cents better, with a
good export and free milling- demand. Holders'
limine restrict transactions winter red western
81 uO-Sl 55. Corn closed 1"2 cents better, with
good export enquiry jellow western 70 cts. Pork
weak new mess $14 60. Naval Stores steady.
Freights quiet. '
JiOT. U. Uoltl weafc; govemmenis quiei
behind the counter this blessed morning.
"And he didn't want her to, I suppose,
and halloed for help," says J.. .
nature was gone.
"Mine, too,77 said Margaret Ann. 'l had
A-m.-. tsr.' A 'tlirk-.. "Tr.rtri-i
VU.U VF JUXVV "VI Wm . iw r-A.
1 went home to tea with my sister-in-
law, but wo had not much appetite. She
r
who are waiting to make their, fortune, cn- consideration and honor which all real pur- n"lW " V7 bovcrcattQrf of the deP
danjrerin virtue and promoting vice: it ity of nature demands and obtains. This dLZil TJ'.., f fZl lZl &) ?e. scendmg lelow a eertain
destroys the true economy and design of is womanly di-nity m its loveliest aspect, ' ueptn, lest they encounter lar more hideous
the domestic institution, and it promotes and tho kind, wo all desire to see m woman, .ntr nf l.l powenui monsicrs -roan inemseives,
- wrjlLCll uwell at the oases oi the marine
precise hue of which it would ntntna ioa-nfl fnrfhr
. be impossible to describe; it was something n - o h , u
A Teerible Hazaku. A game of between an asphodel blossom and tho pa- below in distracting vallev, of which
was played on the 9 Lk of September at other approached it at all nearly. Arotmd
the Kitter Hotel, Heildelberg. bv four her head was wound a little turban of del-
students, one of whom, feilfred J icately colored gauze, .listened over the
i ow, l am sorry
I efficiency among females, who whom it would cot Iiardencr nrtdcr less '
to he taKen up oy a ionune, i uuw luvmg.
and passively sustained without any care
or concern on their partj and thus may a
wife become mot a Jielp-mate, but a help
eat' Winstow.
whom.
Bazaine. Mar- Mever, was an American, from Chicago forehead with a jewel
"lou know wnat men are," says sue, "oi promiscunoi. w cuiuo w mo wwo uuw. .u , a -uii..w -. .,- - -, ,.. .--i ' ' V . i ' ., ? . . , ' .
courso he kissed her back." closing hour, and to Ihj very merciful, and 6hal Bazaine is now so prominently before It appears that the four men had formerly to confess that this graceful and imposin
"nhln't. ho kiss her first!" savs I. to rrive the irirl every chance. the public that the following description of been intimate fiiends, and they met, it seems, creature was och an mvcterato smok
chn I A"rd sm wo rn.rted. I arosoto sav o-nod-1 bis nerstinal appearance, from the pen of I on tho above day at the bwan Tavern,
"Well'" savs I, "I 'suppose you used to nio-ht, and came around the table to shake the Versailles correspondent of the London where they drank a good deal, and finally
kiss Ben after you were engaged, if not be- hands with Margaret Ann, when, being a Telegraph, will be read with interest: i5a- hegan to. quarrel. uno oi mem ouni
(T
smoker
that it seemed tho sole business of , two or
three of her slave-girls to supply Ii4
wants. Duriuj? the two hours that we
caret i
"Don't believe it, says she.
"It's Gospel truth," says
strong. Cotton firm at 15 Pontnern Hour
firmer at $f 50 ?$7 25; common to fair extra 7 30
$11; good to choice tlo; wheat l'S'Z cents better.
nnd less' active at $1 52. for winter red western;
corn farmer and less active at 69-570 for prime
western mixed afloat; pork quiet at 14 50; beef
dull at 9. 10; turpentine steady at .O 40; rosin
quiet .t $i 702 75. . .
- Nov. 21. Gold active and strong at 110 110.;
Government considerably stronger. Cotton firm at
15J to 16 cents. Flour firmer and fairly active I
southern common to fair extra $6 60 to 7 40; good
to choice $7 to $11. Wheat ia 1 to 2 cents better,
but less doing, shippers leing oihsh. Com 1 cent
better and brisk prime western mixed afloat GOf
to 70 cents. Pork .14 23 to $14 50. Naval Stores
dull. Freights quiet.
Wilmixotox, Nov. 19. Spirits turpentine;
market quiet ami nominal, with no transactions.
Kosia at $2 35 for strained. Crude turpentine J leautifully, considering
JSo sales reported. 'ar at 2 25, an radvanee or not10n to her.
lo cems since last reports; market steanj. cotton
13 cents; market quiet
Nov. 20. Cotton .steady.- Spirits turpentine
quiet at 3G cents; rosin quiet at &30 for strained;
crude turpentine n4Ssales; tar steady at $2 25.
Nov. 21. Spirits turpentine 36i cents. Rosin
$2 30 for strained. Crude turpentine. $2 90. for
Yellow Dip and $1 80 for Hard. Cotton 12J cts.
1 7 " JL 7 -' . -" -.- . -w- 1 1 1 . 1 1
0 I ? T.l-,.!. trt TTrrt. ...!' I ...a Tnorr hA ttS TOT. IT OCT Tf 51 iT.f-T T. II 1 L flVPr I I 1 1 l.C 1 1 Ut II 1. tVLlll. ilACYCl. Ot tWHtllUlV UCW I vtv wvmvivw !.. .-, aw-tv-ww vw
lorer , auuisv wu uuuu., . uv , .-. y --.--. , , . J. ..ri..ibu, itv- --.14
"What has that to do with it," savs she. fixins-s, my coat caught in a little wicker- disgraced the sou ol .Trance, but he certain- wnereupon ine lauer prompuy cuanengeii u..-. "T
"Why they at least did he propose her work sewing basket, on spider legs, and ly looks not the part. Ton would not take him. . Uttenctort accepted tne ; cnauenge auou. every xu -
J 'i.i.- - i:n-tD . for . ; m-n nf dfien and I immediatelv. Mever. in a tone of ereat I summoned, and hand each of the ladies a
ii coming ncre, xvicnaxtis ovcreei 11, , vjui mui-iwi w-, -ul.vj--, i mm, .t-i-. , ... r . . rf - .. . -,1 . ., ' . .
I.
7 I I . . . , a 1 . . lt -. . t . - -. 1 I 1 rt o rotrn - f rfwrt in n cr ty frt 1 1 lr a rr. ifhip tt
"No." said I. "but thev'recn-a-ed. Mar- and tape, and 1 stooped to pic them up, searching intellect, ut you must own to a i excuemeui, pruPuuu xuu ....- -"r-"? , v T
j - o & 1 i it --'1 . 1 j.. 1 J . I : - V, IfUf-,-. I.fnl nnH tlijrn t-l-T'o
txrxn" ' when among them X saw a -Key, a brass 1 .mental wrencn u you are 10 set uuu iu,v 1 .pu- w i.un,i u.i..-- mj
door-key, with a nick in it and a long piece man opposite to you, with the simple mar- game ot , -sixty-six. x no loser buouia
of pink ribbon tied to the handle. It was tial carriage and the bold yet not arrogant shoot himself with a pistol , ,
a little thino-, and it made my blood run cold, front, as aught save a soldier sans $cur et The proposition was accepted, and the
If that was the kev Lilly lost, what was sans reproclie, save of faults such as the four students repaired to the hotel. They
it doino- there? I didn't dare to look at my soldier may. hold his face to without the ordered wine and carus to be brought up
sister i-law. And I walked the floor- all shaming or Bullying of his cloth. His fore- to a privato room, and Ludekan, one of the
niirht: but bv morning my mind was made head is low, but full and well arched, four, procured two loaded pistols from a
Up. Y" There is hardly a hair left on tho round,
At mac o'clock I met that boy and girl bullet-like head; the few that still remain,
at the store, and told them I should be gone short and crisp, have turned gray almost
When sho did come, sho was all smiles all the day. K In ten minutes more I stole to whiteness. Hut his thick eye-brows, arch-
or.i-oili. xt nl fibn tj-lkftd to Lillv and TillvVkev from under the counter, and ed over the small dark eyes, are still black,
cmil-wl . Ram. nnd she reallv did come out went to the house to her .little room: on as are the slight moustache on the firm-set
it is lord and tyrant a stupendous mass
of bloated matter, grasping at everything
in a circumference of half a mile, and ab
sorbent of all living creatures under the
size of a whale. In the China sea there
are bivalves whether oysters or mussels
I am not certain the sheila of which arc
large enough to contain a man properly
doubled upJ If a monster like this inhabit
comparative shallows, there is no limit to
ties at the bottom ton miles farther down,
Atlantic Montfdy. .
nd then well, I didn't mind it: it
didn't hurt me a bit but that woman turn
ed round and slapped me in tho face, she
was so hopping mad.
"Such actions in a respectable store!"
says she, nd marched out, and didn't come
back for a week, for which I was truly
thankful.
Lillv took a great tho third floor, and entered it like a thief, j upper lip and the.tuit upon the luii-uesi
Tt was verv poor and verv bare, but verv massive chin. Ihe contour of the lace
r.Tnsftt; in I Innf. blunt-ended oval. 'X ho complex
. i i . :.. e.A . . tam ,i i,,n A tr nnnr, notra HanfiL r.nnous duskv pallor as if the face. 1 the nsrht tempie.
;t .. IanA r,rtt. for for T nnd a bonnet-hox on a shelf. In this clolet actually swarthy, had -been dusted over He fell a corpse .to the floor while Ins
.ir'j?" r J It h. t w dwn nn . tmnk with nowdcr. Occasionall v a sliffht flush companions stood as if petnUed tor a mo
uri-ioA tn bLr it and waited. I heard a oneer old clock I seems to gather on the marble-like brow ment, and then hurried from tho room.
Tliere are many parents who da not "seen:
to understand the necessity of sending thei;
children to school regularly. They an
prone to frame excuses to gratify a child')
caprice, and are equally ready to blann
the teacher if it gets behind in its classes
nii:.. : : , i
A Tkub Gextlejiax. Show us a man yinP a" " p.-7
who can quit the society of the young and m PDP"
. . 1 . , 1 14 , . .1 1 11 I IIIIU -ULlBLilliL IUD 111U1U I iL'MiVm .r Mill liil
.;i : tt,- fAntk ctn.imt i tto nieasnrft in nstenin.-' to tne Kinaiv i a
neiguiwiiuij aiuiuiii. xuo luuiiu mum i r v " t, . r I rate.
dealt the cards, and uttenaort ana u.ever ww ui um, i.uuv u nuu
seated themselves aistol lying by the side ways ready to pity and help the deformed;
of each. The first few minutes .the game alio w. o a. man who covers the faults of
..;niimn AXTPTi 1nt. limn Mpvpr others with a mantle "of charity; show us a
nbtnined a sm-lo advantage, and Otten- man that bow as politely and ; gives tho woman by the tongue is sure to go c
could not be conceived. X hero was ns-
salutation on the part of tho servant, no
acknowledgment on the part of tho mis
tress. The cigarette came and went, and
that was all."
1 . -l ..., , w-.iii. i ni ii '
yoc
to the
The Italians have a proverb which says
IIe who takes an eel ;by the . tail or ;
" : . . . . , . I i. i r.. i.. i. : , i i i
icd dorf, seeing that he waslost, suddenly jump- bu-ci, as uwijr w -u pwi gio -- empiy-nanoeii
is a ed up, and exclaimed "Adieu ,m v friends," to the millionaire; show us a man who ab-
I ' . i V II. .. k - I . . - - A 1. . -. .1 . I I '
ion 1 seized his pistol and shot himself through I nors a nuenuie, w uu e-ums iu uuianei ui j. . . , . ,
his mothers sex and the exposure ot wo
manly reputation show us tho man who
never forgets for mi instant tho delicacv
and respect due ft woman in any condition i
icre are 200,000 lost womc;
in the laud.
. .... , i i I . i il T 1 1 11 a a!. I .
"JJear mo !" she said, with her neaxi un-1 tic.mg in tne room, x nvacu it iwi iu- i au- -..
When the proprietor of the hotel hastened or cla.s, and you show us "a true gentleman
Mr. Colfax has just celebrated -Lis flft'
wedding day.'