n The Democratic Watchman. w:th h. die niantit.r IVI)17)P1). = It it 1, 1. o SPENT AND MIS-SPENT. r I= .tay rot a 11111 e longer in the +kv ()golden color In the mooing 4no ' l.et not the •oveetlliV lVlille mV 40'4 ,work Ie only ink' bogus T'Apritinri Ihr hnppy ohnor.ert ntr.wn ~r ill rhink 11.1 the les, ,111,1 hest. may lights 4 morning All W.. 111 rnl %lid II urns Inituing mean 1,4 tom , r.b (lien Ironing low upon in of .011.1 , 'fringed l onofi ,roll vlopoq Nry bran ,Ind I I will ~.• phm onr w..rk whda ,11t1 v not [mop ih the hill.. lied net of +Mere, r 1 , 1 % wet, fll'vhPv,el lip 1..1% e , gY'phij4e pitrp. , ••• it Awl Kehl Ili,• alio n, RIO when ihe to And I Wolfe nit it f A .4TOMAIIIµ silllll it it 1,0 tr , e.tehr,i fir lin. I ••.lihrlll I h.• 11A041 ‘Ti b .l i t to •tiny 1,, .11 ReOff +pert? 111.1 erIN ~, ,t mt I ',VP.. ..trOrt. rile 4.11/411 , •11 Jill tut h.t 1,1 , 1 I •• , trirwt •14. int•• I'tl . • .I§4rk , ning 4 , r•ltho • %••1111` 4 1tFir.. ,11.• lo • • THE WARAIIND AT THE BRIDGE In iho 'SA... wt . the 11 , 0v1. , 11 1:1 , 1 P., lc It , v. 1.4 a '111.• .4, , 1 $ ~(hutltur 1,171111 . 1 . i .It 4 4 1 i 41•011 1.11- N"‘ 1,11 <t .111 luny It•ii•l< ry. 111 , V 1 1111 .1 pr.• 11) . !“•,41 cll . t r. 11114 "v..r t h.• rtil. 1,1 .1, t mew y lour 11,,,1r4 The .11,1 ) , tram. , NOT, r\ hut arrwi• nine m I IP` t`VOlll , l.l Ihr • o 'V nnly , rrle?rain witd. the ur ,-ovtitlieuhti ion ot 11,111 p 11.4 fi11 . ..1• ii th, rnnrn.ng. tn.! r 3,1 .10 , fin . .1. 11111., I ht. WA) Poo I port t‘ tI tt t.ti _to , •tist I itavo ttitt,l t tttl mil it tv I.t tit , t , et WA+ liteteti, Ittr tit , to, titt ,, ,t, h.• n.ad W,11 , 1 -01 the re•lder need pew,- oc.iy mar, Tiw 12 4 1 1 trim, , •r 'he 1,1,d A 4 II NV ejA lit. •• t' ,v,ts run t. \ I{ Apvol) w . Plitt ",4 been eni p16V1.1 A.lk peer, fie w;4.1 t 4., .nrp , rar," , . I,h{ hee l , rherte I tpr the 1,1 11 ',oar , . 1 there ma+ a hotter . light Earl tAlten •:I t•• t:' nest ...11,ok. I c..er Frank. 1.31..1-.:n,••• •• • , =I m7,,1 u pry te! /to. had ;.4 i in rl.• ~.r, rn enzywer outement and dan.,, , r rd perhav ni, t twor? , I . ' VI perlolrll 4 Iklal'l , `" 1./ Earl Fi , ,xer. 111 51111=1 Aff• 1i Ig ose , r • tile ~ther ~ ,lo o ti e U. , 11•74 en 1,11:Pi i,rl ~,,, 1 1:. 'l, This love Ni-1 r•il, V I A ra,fole 41,4 11 , 1 1101 V 1(4. 911,t 3t,,, when"e ri••••1,r) re I.i h hurtAro.l . ihore %VA.. Flf. p. 1 ,11 V •rl h e, r z1V1 , 15( 1.%41 .v.! irt ; ri • ry ,ng Pritte. , 1114. ve.. 1 . •„ nn 41,1 rfrrolly 100, r ,he 10.../O, t Ori• •le , ernl r ed, ILIS On I y ‘ , /11?" . .1 Pitt it„ „ ry to fr. notene I. •ri .!p•, e,I cry, I A TAM FAH ‘vm- ar.l I WWI &wig my tetn VW) , I ~, psi ny to get An mdclit)te fir ii,e., u ii le every prrd.nioliry of f ne.k A •Irnf,g )ffiere.: in Kwrl a lave tornir• m RH Old ',lye'', An i Inrn 1,1541 le l. mi r e rut tier ',lll of 111\ 1111 r, 111\ r;rlqe he , tql the oak ,11x(Inv the rez.dmit.r. of f•e:y6l £11r• . the rrt•lnayerllrnt I.f I.ll.int—. 'll.l 1, bteettre the r stte.t +u..•k holder. PPOIRpf4 tuv ihtereQt m Karl'A for (morn rm.ht Lv bPI,II/.1• /14 , 1...14 Print. WAR Mir ' our mg rim liiti ruv•ir.•. the tirade, with Ole !ill I ht. v#611,1i,,,,. wit l. PVPIVINIFOR 111 phort, for rtmhirtz *flotetl 111111. TI.OII tlirfpn (JDr (MeNllll,/1 he• A fill r bad n few word. nrnh,•r Very p)en•nnt nor VP/I' eh„u•e, /111(1 )11 , ' ertikel nn on old getlitrvirel, owl I n•lurn. , l the nomplimeot will, iftlererit. Alter i hill we were worse IriendA 11,fin ever. One dark rainy night ii, No, e n,b ee , juts after the nine o'eloi k find been grit nft, and I won ',MIN,: in Ihe office Irving In, hnlnn , •e nit ftee,,,ml dint would not luilanee. the dorm. (Teo ed and Earl Roger. walked in • fie had on hip anterprnor twit. the hood oval , head, and the ruttier buttoned elnotelt, but 1 Paw that hip fare we. very pale miil liie eye,' glvanoe4l en nnnaturel tire. "Wbut in the wort.' hue htippetted, Flogersr' Kula 1. "You 10,44 k rut glum ele if you Were going to your oleo Athena." "Mr' Wooftbltry," iflaid he, enrrient ly, "Do you believe in preffen Ii• moms r " No," sold 1. "1 certainly do not., it!q are old women's whim,' I" "Perhaps no, 1 wish I could think el," saki he sadly. "L have been try ing hard to." "What ie it PAH? Anything gone wrong with blunt?" for f 411(1 slot know but the hula jade hull been play. "No. will laugh at tile, VII. \Vootiharr; lint I mint tell nomelnoly, or I will t tn out of illy won, - .1,11 , 1 he, ''anieetora lienvett .1 Jell roil it in all trtitli l'lMrsday at: teriiiam [ took it and went of or 1i)1 . ...ekw 'liver RH'lee. I ,In not mina anntin.taing, that •I went:on puillinße get a g tinip.e or her hotite perliftivi ni hernelt• I .ttontl at no t nt• Ilie britl:4l% 11101)0m:is. en. raptured at the ne , 11.1 I,l ' 3 +r:u•let howl ,viiteli I klit.tV w:et• het , 11111t,4 rn anti nit tlirotioli the ..lirallltery nt' lien far And ‘while I uttim !onion , ' at her I Iteard tont,ttep ,, . anti Iltott•tn.l tm I 4 :INV \,1•11 4 1 • 1`111 , 11" nu ! . 1.011 Ihr 01 the br,,i , re I , %tt. , Ilk !big 4liit /$ .1 t orvr0)1: niN ' 4 1 4, ,%•:I8 an pale at+ dent ‘v os. Id/Ird( oil ,•% ' Vir can ¶lams I .4141 !tot I'm “reflin , v.),) 'lt I -mirtm:r ut th” Vt.l.tl it Mmitpprlr" .• , I.lml woak tml ttem l dtm4 I rattm I.fmk to t,;,: • ` Rv tho itoNt Mtv crw t,:r.lllv. I hit rom , ormi , I.lt of hrltrl ;ii V?1 , 11/1,. , )1 , !WI.) II 11 , 10 :1 11:111114 . 1111411 4 M I +W.I. nml t ,, pr,v , t -.1,, I 5V.1111.1 .‘11( 1 , ::1111 ^,•(' tV.1.11,1 Apra r o,r -,•,11.1 1,1110 1 1:1` ,{ -.1 . 1110 b r ut! ty 1•4 r 1,..:110,1' I I ;Irmo rttnro 111.4 thin I •Ma.l do to my EMI ~, ,),,,,..,, ) , I A nos lot .h \V. d , ,Al,llr. h.. IriitL4•itinl I :11,1 be IBM. ' Whlt tho dotter do ‘' , lo norm- ' ot•tritod I. ',1tt. , ...1.11,1114 '1'3111 4 It ort,ed ' ('.ov Int! ) . I'll .11 11, '„„,t,.3*, ,qc1.1,1 ° ;orl. 1•11 OEM \ 't lo it OEM Pi.' r qtriroi, t ‘..lvr yid 1 ,'1•• tr I ;.•••• rrf, \ ,rt, =EMI Mtpl e7I el• 1 ,•,/ 1 , 1 11, re s ~n r ,v “v,r e ,, t. ,•,, I i ;I I • iai 4., ..'t E. 4 t.1 yl ! Ale ai ,( . t. v.r t t ti . .o I •••••• 'ri. 1, II +m .1.1 ' It I. a.. 1 =MI Iffil Ir. , I. .4 rt. t I River r r• W 1 , , I t i,.• 1, , .•••• r th,,T I,,tt ti 1.01 1,•-rrlIc fl,o(1 3 ' 3I; I , I,r 1 ft,/ .41, los I I= COZZI Ihe iri, n• t , r•ik• I I, I .1,1 I ' , 1. , 1., -,,$ kV,Len , I.at , tr r•A were i{c4rfl.e e 34 . 1 . 14.ta I 1,. r,lo f,..; , / ;1 14.••• tl Al..} , Flr • , 110 r,!011•••.? r. •.0 .IrAZ ••' 1,01.1 iu I II r I a r Itote, tt,r ;ril k u. Cr,l4, I - 11r,11 nh !! , ,It. Ili A' - Nggr I=l I; 0,1•• ohe In4lll rsione In a .top, I }-,1111,( I out and was. (4,4 for IL/Acing lor 11ogt The) 1,011,tr,1 Into 11,1 tit rr In an .wrr 10 n,v in/porter, 1111,1 OPI/1 , 1;! Innrrn trill lIM /1•1 (II erne of Ole Atorl i 1.111.1( rtud 14•1111,11.1111 Ile v on , lo r n wro.rl( i,l 11,1. I„ arnn live, 11 HIP and Moody, with no Lrertili Want/1K 11'0111 hill The Iwo hookers were n little why off; Alone .111141. ant WI old man, bog I d i dn't fe e l the weight or that p4,or fellow am I ear rtr.l Imo) tip the hank, a n d on to the bonne or Ilettiat a, which happened to Lr the ot•areet reeidenfe. enotoe old Inimain Eouhi 'not tefri hive inlinitiance tinder the eirctitn• ittancem, And in live !women Latien wse with true, trying to reef/4re the lift/Lees ponn to eonNeioneneel. •• Fihe weir all courage and' hope;' but for her wo should have given him 1. p for dead ; and I to this day firmly be• lieve that her presence a-nil her care tin ugh I him hack from death. Hhe never flinched while the surgeon amputated his leg at the kneel it was Out oply way to save him, Doctor Green said, and Laura Ittld the poor 'head of her patient to her boson, and hie hands in hers through the whole operation. The accident. it wee found, hail been occaeloned by a stick of timber pinned immix the track; and the railroad com pany offered a reward of a thousand MIENEM&M ,11,1,1,41 1 , 1 zr , v 11” 11:1,1 !wet, +r r \ , it a t Ir. wrt:+ tall. •+trap , ll , 111,1 ens', 11:11r ininmuz, 1,10 - 1.• +l , ,rt n-111%1'10 , 1 tijc:r.l A. 1,1 thirt, .10•,•,1 .1114 i 41.:iV,'11111f2 it Wapy toollt li , ,l , s•rt I. I.,••• t 0.11.1 ,1 0 1111, 1,1" 111 M =lli IMMICEMBI b•w .i•I \ lot rim t 'i . I ; ; ;$ 111 A.l 01.11.111 MEE rn .1v 111.1 311,".•11,1.1t,11 vl, wool ; •• • • u„• Vrt I , i, 'L , • tho r.•nr I 4 I t, a. ri rna,ir the .1 I, • Uo. .ovzht. lii I.r 'l,r, AV 14 erf Arrlirstte +IA I I I o. ' 1.1.) 4 11,10r ,, 1.101 br . .„ 4, 4 4 prep:a7 1:t 11.$110, og'tl,r tv.tr i..ln =II h MIME ~,) •,t t I load loi Inr-t :Or the d iseovery or the rtiesn I The Swindling Funding Bill of Sena . ly perpetrator. for Sherman. No matter how we Ibitnd it out, but— ' :ienittor Sherman, from the lointinee it wet; toteertStieed beyond a...itstiht that commaroo of tett I:tattsl stows Semite Proem Carleton Wllli the guilty partr. lilts ceperted what he calls a lull "io He em ,l re ", ed it ~". 11. ,e 1, 1 , We ii " hie ; d uthort7.ll the fending end minctlidatitm snug 11 11 .1 gib', an d eel , * Ilret he wn""'" of the National debt, to extend banking Earl Rogers 011( of the \ray, .anti he tat...t tt tos, and to ostahlialt spoon Ray name. he bated the- whole eoneern - tints ' Senetor Sherman, ns is well meaning the railroad and the corpora known, is not the reprosontattyo of the nett, he hod famed rlot4 plan of dill- people of Otno, het Is the Mild agent ned hol teal rttvene.e. exi.orrem or the viro,v4 .if ill, baud-toda• -• • lila rather watt It millionaire, :Old er... and Natimitil hankers. Let (oe bonttilt sip •iiir what 11. pr0pt,..... t.l do in their behalf' Prinee Went to r alitornia, and I .lo It is this take $1,200,000,000 of ant know what !wrath.. ill alt, bends, whielt are now Ilan In legal-ten rtld I )(mim.... prover/ hittimele a trump i tiers, 'wining' sllv per rent interest in arter 1111. and Lave 111 ffrllerllllllV, aohl, and 'mikes the fellowmg 111. .(end an.: Laura I "'" .w t hi "'" l ' ' ' 44°),l)l)l) . 4H)f} "" /". :it i ' , ld pine,' liiiiipv a,TAAaph. 1tY 81 ' 1 " it, ..i , 1041.01'01 0041 in its I 4%. titteen year., and ii.14111,111111,1/(111 Iri van emirbeileve what von 1110. 1-Yll-luu , Inte, bit they are not. doe 11.. m. it, until twenty, thirty and rorty years Aare fw,vt, - 1:11miula (-Orr. creel t h.. pre.eril t Tl,..intere‘t sip ..ii the ar..l hatch 14 II v.. per eent . the it is 1'.011:.,111,1-n-itall . per 11.1 it I. , pmntlle in 1.111. Lot es see, if Oil , hell ~ 1 , 1 41i1141 Wllll4OlO iio.lplo Would t.. par kinder it Fir , t, the $lllll, 11011,01/0 ror twenty at 11 , 711 per 01111 1/11///.11)/11 up.), Is to i;Htill 0041,000 too.ofp,ollo !;illr 1.4.• r cent , 111 1)1111Y \ 111.1111 T 000,000 The lan i.'l4/1)041.1.1WI m li rtV year+, w... 111 ,11111,0011,0011, Anti In .11:, 1.1 Imp OD. "51 :f11111(1111,11011011 ft, ' kv !nob ory.t Owl!. purilisL•••l. Inc 1., ••5.....,1 Gsi ,•,.n1.4 An Interview With Gen. Lee ittc l\feriaeiHfnruirhntgttetil 'ow /C o uld with it 4f.rff.s of 1 11Iffro.fial.. +ltolf•lifN4 of lm et t ta;ut Wen 11 - 0 .10 , 11160 ,1 1114 lirHt tqrvli,v Lee, :IN 111111/IV. ‘cl,oll I Z.ll 10101( 1.1110 1111101 11111111.1 ,v 4.1 1V:10 :11V:100 ot emli Ort.:olv ooirre.v 1 . 1 .1 1 . 1.11 4 M Aitleil ~‘iflti 4001 hl4 .0"0•1141 t 1113.1 311 , 1 mu•n Ail or hroak Lint I w to , 111+1.11 ,.., tll4l -41.01;11 MI. th f rf.., 4, r). k r I , k.t it.. 'so - tte pri,4-tetl t ti,•ro , v,lB Adel% .11 h 1111 m,.113 EIMMETMII 11 'V it ,ui lot' It 4,1•Ti1e,1 ,1 10"11.• if I I hid 111•1• TI rn , }IV "%WI It 0,1 il•• ip Atitlllllll d:11 II a i••/••! . C• •••••. pun! ,‘ • • •, • ••••• ••• r•FI , .4t „I I n• ~.11 in tti lit it I V•• t,tkrn tte 1= =1 over r.attl .01 take s 'ex xvt,th he that "It 14;14 t eft the a her ill , bad ~ ern t•Lv the 0 , ~.hen r. 1 ,1 tr.l. 14, ot,ehery W.I. L rr tt,l It. , e•t 10 I +.lll 1h.0.t • 4 ,J1 ir I I' ni....t w'th many rrf, ThP Virj . ' ll 'Ol h ramp rro rpo• o• e I ;1,1 .Ivter,w, .t pl I le , '4,11 t'lii I • . L-11 I= EMI rrs ' , it .1 J. , -r ,1 I •ick.ort II~:,a , I lie•trd :inn 41.eak of it Lit e t, 11:1 , in vir•v • he f' 114. trr(par rs it 0.0 1,,1•1 'P I rPol'fesi ftpi , str , •l .rmok•11 An.l I 1,1.1 ~,,, 11.• 41,10.10 i Wlsl , ll. .1114 !IPA Li i Freelt .1 14 , “111 , 111.1 . :1 ),.• , I re. 4.1 ft I. ••I ,v;ir nor Ihe iis P7,:11;f1 , 1 I'l it It , .4,14 , I ~ter" r f 1 ,11.,• "I dr/ N. et lAII I 1111.1 4 1^ 0 , A :11 W 1,. ~ rfilArt I, 1 I al wavo 6.•0r, !..', •1 •rndhrr 1/..• — •• 111'1 0 g'r whet) 61.1 01 . rh , e-titiottion in which lie ft,. e.l pt. I.nil 'wen held Inn, III.• hr 4 by lite itritt..ll peolde, tr re-1 erl i e 01 Norther/. r.a `lotirberr...y.iiiettliie., 11, .41..1 Ole: - it Irk.'.r, hie. In the Pre4bytertan 1 , 11 , 11ng urotin t NI tire other ernrmlty nt Loxinglon %VII I Yid I ? Ohl 111 ft, tel I Jae limr thflt, Ole 1 , 111 I el, h( r rpforio KAM Iwgituliog to xert hrnith 101 , 11.111 . r in the roiintrv. mild 10 him hired uurtn : ...1,,0/ttnntr, I did not think trr'rneo too, 1 , , t i when I hired ) ru e Olaf I think ill (I'l, Ift; Ortli lily work thiM %PM' Wllllollt runs 110 W 1111101 more mont I zive rnV lo rudurr vr,u l , r) 110 withoutr I don't (i t re ranch aLoitt it," maid Jonathan, "you may gist! tile a hut you phoiee "Well," maid the farmer, "I will pre you m "herr, in the fall, if you will do without." "Agreed," said Jonathan. Th,. 0 1,1p. g ~on then said : "Muller, will volt give me a sheep too, if I will do without rum'?" "Yes. Marshall, you shall have a sheep it yuirJu without. - The youngen, non, a stripling then said: "Father, will you giro me 4 cheep if I 110 IV ?.. ''Yen, ebitntller, you mball have a oihrep sin°, ;rpm will do without rum." Presently Ma/idler spoke again : "Father, hadn't you Latter lake a aiseep r Washington groomsmen are called "references." .11' • - •141 0041114141 tv 1. 11 AM 'lint ill 11, ,114.r,111111 to lert% sears, tlit. -11;11 0 -= ;40 001)1100 11 wor,l-, fp. ~v,a11.1 agree to multiply .tur debt he item Ir tur ,itto rim; is net .1 1 1 1 itr- I . evin l., 11/.. liif• 11tvoaGrut.y~I 11.,111 a • •, •rti ot. 'het/ howls -11411 ma tH. =II ther.• •rier Tit . • ,11 . r- .11 , , :11,.‘ kL oilier ILL.. por Mill Ono ouo tt‘.. !1111 , 111111111 :OWL %,•:t. ,111.1 .. ,, i1.111111.• I -:11( , rnan Bill ..:t .1 '.‘ I pr..% 1.1 , 1 i 1 , 1111 , 1', ).1 I his t ..)//111 'N...t1111:11‘33111.41,1, MEM 1= ,611.(M.14 t , ((afflV: tt.r t)i,, the Wu.%im• h•nulh,.l.l 111 , \ t 111111: ninth . [.‘; tll. 4ln•rnin hill, 41% Ow mont ~ f lkorta. .•• , 11,1t1 1111 l 11.0!.11111111.• nom . lulu 0,111 - 1111.41 I . ”r 0 11, Th.,. 131 ,, •13111i1-, 6• rnn rightful\ inr t per rent ;14 . '^io•f•III$11, 0p..,•% to cp,.. p.•,• INIIIO I)?5 I;.r In.! (I.llr por o..nt rin 1400 - 00o0oli th.rtv p-tr. , It i. i. h. tiint 11,. ...,.At 'APO • I)$ - , i 011- •, ri•pr 14• ii by I ri. Imi W r I ii.• few n•znin+t i:obrlr. i:,•,/odor, Soldier of the Revolution on the Floor of the House. fohn Krt. a loiter In, who Aerved the war •if th, Rovolotoiii, railed at ..r.,• Nr3,.• .0. ea t er,. du the P e e.,,,,fe et tliltell , ia , ll.l[l/V IP, thi l're• svli,,, t oe•ttl.pfird Itinl etOleerli 1,11,14 h,.rury arid etivt'erl 1,,t, rn it., I. The ireothitn.to be, ..91 , 1.), art r • I ',,,, : res• in on lie rlered'Er if, 1 }toy. one the oie-, • u-r It Ili. White ed .orioo‘ 3fo. Kitt.. to the ri l otal and to rr,n'r'' wok trim whrli• he •t shl there 1' 1 4401 reactorii ! the W a . " r ik,r . I WI the lite,r of the ff. tiet.v . r,ul •t,ito,,, r , 'III .1 4 WI./ ', of of the !1 , ,,rr1,e• Ira , I 11.• oitpie4 llor.ire de. it, Inortleiliarele In front ..1 the Speikoe de-k, arol reee,,,•,l I • 11 , 1IrZA , t1 (lie mend,,',,. ..(70 111 large ritiolhe7. arid piiiiioohed lion atoms hi. 3 , ,fe ,nil leado,: ev ent, ht.. Mr ilia, leiro m liedtord l'a , 1 ., atol 1. therefore oi 1,,', lit`ith ' ear iierve,l the .1 riierirail v .loriog tlo• liosoliiiirv),ary War, an , l w. 14 ree4elit Al the ,oirreirter. Mr Kithiltan• qr,l,ls n, il.c hark of the h ea d au k a roo•ket hall. nod the oolit.l.thlth tahleli t. 111.1 , 1 e Is, .till §-nide The ohl m a n P oinot to IhlaOenrw Illiconeelerahle prole, and r• quite garrillon• about the In lirii.oll,ee. Meier which he rer vivid he A1.11.,,1. When the war of Lorllnt• OW I ,eas,. eorendered too, old enter tile ..ee% tee its It soldier, but lie wens in n• rs Inesrenger to earn , the relate.' many inters-itoi s r. •tor,ev of the narrow eeitapes he Jul. from being taken runnier fur flue tow iteont. its One foeenlerrni he lowed to lease hie horses, awl take to the woode, -o eloael.% wuu he ',wailed. Ile Iva. the bearer of importiod de-- I Foutieluee, whieh he en-erected i n e n t r y ng ma hely through, d in being It-keut it he rould read Mr. Kitts' replied Hint he could not When he was u ho } . be i Kahl there was very little refilling anil esrn if he hail learned to, read, it woolil lie of No Ilse to hitt, DOW. He lied never{druid time In read until his eyesight railed him. Altliottgli entitled to a fiehatoo both as it soldier of the fihil * too and of IRI2, he load never applied to Congreen for it. He says until about Revert yearn ago he had no occasion to Reek aid from the govern. went, because he wan able to take care of himself: He thought the govern, :tient had enough soldiers who Ought in the rebellion to pension without giv ,ing anything yo-the ohoys" who fought under Washington now. 'f Ire old wan is unable to do an_y_thing, and he asks a pension. Fe didn't expect to remain hum upon rhos tolls, and would ; nod need nand). lie has /wittier abaci. ren nor grandchildren living,nnol when I I asked ibrie had any relatives, he re. railed ' , No; I arh the last of die stock." • General !lattice and Mr. Ingersoll, of 11linoitt, started an impromptu, stthecrig• non lirr the ohi man among the morn• here of the Donee. The entire amount, realized was eighty dollars, twenty of which Gen. Brinks gave hinniett. 'Chin rather a email contribution among no many men, but some /I.lfirmatiee moist be, made for the economin tit under which the flointe im just now laboring. Gen. Ranks will kink eller the old man's petit niti fllr a pellaloll, and there is rent- Hon to believe he will got it,. , , A Hist:et-tit 01 VI, ItBRMCH.—AIme• thing over n 1 . 0:11' ago a mail in New arlelana 414( ills family quite smitienly and Wail gone several months. when he retitrrued and resumed his lavily rein [tons, and hie ,vi gldd of his return, torbore any reprtlru•liem rf•43r,f n v ; h is lorib: and iimweoliffinble nhw•ner. Btu a li•w weeks arter his return another actor appeared ilpoti the seem, this [true a toting and bealitind woman, `the elnnned to lu• the wanderer W 1 ie. "Butt I ant married already '" "Yon hare married me!" “Iron are mistaken. f neve,r ot‘v you I,forp--I(tiow not It n niyou he "laid to revir.tami ntaintivhed -0 earnevtly that everybody believ ed hint The lady wae regarded 3.4 an iniptimtor She went, away, but ha,4 mane bnek ainin, arrneq with ;t 'mar navy certificate and proof or her hum bator-clfienlit v Now the the evpinnation The 0%1,n lerer tit Im , t, lie 4. \ trinrooN he. however, atittilt 4 +aft Inipn:ll4l nt. ‘V lie even! nv.ry he Wll. •Iltrf`rin. ream tem porin t 11181011(v tole un let the. , litillmotwom he wooe , l won 1,14 • , eron,l nofe P.nt when retn-ott rl.lllrnOri, nr rut her when the ,• l oittl rettinveti from he , :tte bark to me tir-tt lie am! lawful • ritit 4 , ri I hi. rate titlL 411..11 V.,nie nt the :urn. °vat; _ter - oyd. •tntl the tale IM ~ 1111 to It watt ”1-1111 ed ,I 1 Appear, hint) c cci -1..1411 (II Jai'antihi . amt ill the part WY ire mak Ing arr:ti),emon to 4 , tti lirtonim. • •tni,l little curl, rani 1)1 wow y ' , 111.11,111n..zay. , ( . 1) , •11 n nee! MEM =EMI I larrv': wnH a hale worn. ItA bolt ed , rev rvv-rr tarnir,he••l, an .1 t I e newrie.4 ,v it 4 gone trmo 'lie .:ktiber, but it looked to ,t A had been read %cry „lien. flerc an I there I ewe prnetl marks, near favorite versiefhanii rn one or two placees it •ieeineil A tears might have tal. Iva Little !tarry I .orri. , (l LrulCorm" fatek, ht.lde had evidentry loam very I,rectoo4 to him .Nllfllllo4llll,llriumphantly. after I had limn at !Larry . .. i•ee :he liqh,l , lol the ti...ae pa perticlp,it, and there it a treie.and fair and uninjured a 4 i•PR rune unt ot the 41,4)p "J•v , • liter had it out of the drawer !eft nitre v,l 511.4 Minow,"aiyi that 15:1,4 h, .how t„ -,nnrb.nly ••M•nrne +.11.1 it 4.ltir,jl.l!'ner wam Aw.ty trotil home. MIA 1111)111. .end you a, letter. telling you JUA what he want ot to do and be, would it be .10,41 treat meat never ri r and Lzy it away in thy drawer anrea.l' Worild it not rather be better to e It nut every dov and read it over' and over, thin_ .1:1 !ma, ...tell time 10 obey OA 1,. 'foto [l.ol+ ' ye ,,, ~lnvur,l,in-lime and her irea,l, ui .he hegan to pee toy meaning. • I ietter to lon my love' Like the in 111 whoi fd 1 l away talent via naf•kiri • viiff hai- fr fed op your Hereafter, my eh Id, ii+r n a.. i.,41 1011 to e,lreh ILe'N•ript ire., hir iii thew ye think ,e have eternal an./ they are they vt te.tn iv of me - Tnr %FFINF floor —The Alpine horn is an instrument niade of the Intrk of a e.11..m tree. :t •ipeaking trumpet, 14 ii•ed ry s o unds 10 a great I ,listanre. f hate heard, when the last ruts of the sun gild thit RUM not of the Alps, the shepherd who in habitat the highest peak of these 'n o un tains take lii horn and cry with a iot/ti oice, "Praised be the Lord'" A s won as the neighboring •liepherds hear him they !e,ste their hut. and repent these wr,,nl.. The rell.,es - nr the mountain the rocks repeat the name o r (;,„i _rina g itiation Cann i pie( it rr nnv thing more rodents Or sub lime than .tileb a wens, Ihu lig the eilence that succeeds the shepherds Lend their knees and pray the iipi n air, then repair to their huts to feet. The vunlrg6t gildiag the tort .of these stupendous moutitair4li upon which the vaults of - heaven scent to rest, the itiagniticen scenery around and the %owe of the shepherd riund trig from rock to ruck the praise orate till the mind of every trave , ler with ent burnout) and awe. "Who's that gentleman, my little 14(q11.1 "The one with he \ viiike tailed coat?" "Yes," was the re-votive. "Why, he's a brevet nrirle of mine." "How's that?" was asked. "Cause he's en. gaged to my aunt Mary,' —What 3011 lerirn by experience, you learn pretty thlorotighly ; but at the some tinltt occrisionally . touch to ,tour cost. liuti by chopping off a couple of lingere, you learn by expe. rience not to meddle with edged tools. EVeTtli. thriving town in Alabama is made tip of three bar:roonts, two drug. ►tares, and it Isn.i.in alloy in prospee tim The New Yerlt. ehoernnkers land their cootoi»ers 8110434 while the old ones are Iwino,repaired. A perfectly White otter was lately caught in Penobscot county, Me. All aorta of Paragrapile. —To kill time—sleigh it. Bawl-dressas-41aby-elotli ITS . —Paris is quiet' just now. So is (4',. 0r gilt. • • —Mne of means are often the of men. -4,lrtitttriirfilar'lln old till Dante on till yictbr. —Waltzing may bulletined to be liug Ting' set to minim. —'Phu grate question of the day ii " W hut's the pricu of coal's " "—I-1.11)1(4)4)(1y 0611 is going to rain hru an " American Punch " —Tho heat matris for a valantiac "moat her by this moonlight alopc —About ono-hal r the carpota foreignoirc manorictored m Amen, —tiolonson'a wisdom ie attrib the fact that hA had 700 1... r ., haps. —A new Yorker has invented a coign on the eelr-setelintc-ean prinri l l•• --A Minneaota lady killk.d i.‘ve (lieelci at one ehot. finite a duck .)f e DEEM —A 4harp warhorwoman in Onmi,a, to•ar+p shirt in two and then char 4.. j r Lilo Plana pleel , - Ut tho Finnic+ that have• f,ul ,l th , wintor n),,kit th , • tnow nark.. —A women who neglectA the I , itton• op her hu. , hitn.rt .thirt front tv n t thr wire or hit homm • —The milk maid ha 4 fliemppenred frort vtg.ht, hut we know b 7 experience tleit made ?DIN has not —A ran+4'u'nt inul gambler in Clitete. , ,o wives Len per cent_ of his winning. to t li. ilry bun Ai) lum --A lady drew a gentleMan'i wrapper at a raffia and now shun wants to draw man to put in It. —A strange reason for having lid. ing doors inn 11011.1 14 flint " they lap 40 handy in case of a funeral!" -,—TenefieA of short hand don't thms very well now-a-days Most people an; short-handed enough already. —An Ohio lady dt..dres her dnughtrr to play " - the fashionable new malady she got from Cincinnati tast week —Butler says he is hard to kill S the confederates ascertained, when gun, were not of ruffictently long range - —The hand.ecce-t Mr• aft La county wzut hiirned to IL cinder th, etle: da7 Stin of wisi. —Two•leacont in Florida hu,dr r fifteen miles at ni4-ht and stole ti,. , (tay -School library of a rival ehur. h —Among. th , Graduates frvnn f„ thrl • /1101 S,•hotd were-Ave •• Salo. - un , Sadie, but ri.t a •ingle Sarah hu , ban.l h.ta applied for .41 th, grund th it his wife it n t.N•th and paddln.7, th3r wonvin. - - 4,lmethtn.; lien A temivrtary 54%, tilat nearly all th , tai j rni , r in l'etorlteirg, V* are 4iettr, ISE quesition In bankruptcy If :•ir Lrenks in the morning.. doe.. th.• .1 t. in tho r•ceninK Itrn . --The Briti.h baby is to 60 charz , i f iii r:ire in tio. ab, and eiihseq the British matron lets her " angr, 4 rill, —The bo.s who wore out his .t , .•1.17.:, at the toes but net at the heels, 4s. good e1e114%; for it. Toes wiggl,l heedi did not Irt-hrnan il.s.:ro,ing the 4 r,,s•' ivitatisN to bi, native Wand aa:d rlin her •hvre, s bushel u.•r• will ail s barrel ' prof.trke reporter has chr,.t. , , th.! mtorulay ' , raps!. meetanr street, Y.)rk, "The Church of tt,e Floly Pit —The Lout.ytiliant prorate to er a monument t.. Geoftte D Pren. K•• better deverve,. It than many a' have been thus honored." —The Grand Milo of Ifechlenburi; has presented Lis bust to a blind at) We don L quite bee it,' and we sups •• they don't either. ssncothn female banking house al op.•ned on Weil street, they now 0. , only hale bulls" and bears' '• deers • in that vicinity. —Are the glass bricks that hate lately invented only an old acquaintarhe with a new name Somebody' 5,1 g-7' ..f that they are tumblers of liquor --Smoebod Y says iktutwell look, 1,6 " desicom Like MI lleMetAl we presume when he ti taking up n collection- ma king free with other people's money —ln Massachusetts the other des man thought he could cross the tr a k in advance of n locomotive. The serl, at the grave wire very improisive. —A boy sn Detroit disregarded mother's Injunctions nos to skate on the river, ILS the ice was Oki. His moth , r don't have to cook for so many as ,t: d•d —At ♦ball in Birmingham, Pa , ono man escorted tlfty-four women, but an other one triumphed over him by brin4. ing eighty-seven and took the medal —There are at least fifty Orst-cho , poets to every state in the Union. There Is not a single one of the I Amertea—nut if be knows himself. —lt is an ovideneceof remarkable cool ness on the part of n yourig lady when she can pare one of her own sex witpout tirrninz round and sneering at her bow net. —lmitate tile example of the locomo tive. lie runs along, whistles over his work, and yet never takes anything but water when ho wants to " wet his Whis tle." —We give the following hineto lov ers An X lOUS to pay a young lady's board. To sueciied se s suitor, put yourself sn aldetof a good suit, or you will never suit tier well.. —An impulsive young sikdob at a re vival meeting prayed lot a blessing on two young ladies between Whom ho had been sitting, "especially the one on On e right." —Tbe thous name for money is " cashup." No iroatter by what nano you call Was St/slums Manager Inferno us that it will always be received for subscriptions to the WATCRICAN, EEO
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