Mt. Vernon Democratic banner (Mount Vernon, Ohio : 1853), 1864-11-19

              K&thirta U fn.ia th Ujwak word " tvEthro," or " Ksthairn." aiinitrjin4taAlM(aataiid re store. Thw article U wht lU om tirhtfiM. For hir it U the moit rMtrkbl nrt ration in tba work ItUJ ftttXrmrnhy ,f4igt. in ana, Thi i id ui l leiixbttut ud extm..r.lnmry rti-tiele ver Ji-vrreil. j, U y)i Le it;n burnt fat-e n 1 hitn I to a (irlj .-ntiii tvxture nt ruvfbiiiK beuttr faihiun. It reinove tan, freckle pioiplei ami fHifa- n8 from the kig.. Jpwiag tie -.ui!'lin Trrth, trannparent hui mo.ilh. If fntinJ no material in jurious to UitYakipa'atvnUvd by jL.i4i?js jlr, Opera tsinrfr It frwBaYwVery- U4yr.hoa1fitie. 8ol e-very where.. , , ' r'reparee ky'le.'BIIAflAJCVTroy;:N."T. . Addr all onlem to hk Mar.J6-Iy BABXE5 fc CO. Xaw 1'ork. Inimitably IIxfr(t5riitotiTC, ,7 AO A It I K Bat restore gray h.iir to tia 61-igirial color, tfy np-plyinir tha cpil.l.-jgrjlil)eith .tytjural sutnaue, impaired. by- aW r -dicii. RI axwN(tUa are coinpoded of mt'ir c(Mtir. dextroyinj; the vitality anE beauty ol the hairaadmSbni of theui!elve bo . drexio. lloiiu-ttreefs uLailabl ColiriatDot ou-ly restores b lir to its natural coler by a'u easy-pro-ess, buljrjiile Jiafr f),'." i' Lnturiaut Bfauly, . , pronrites ttt jrrowth, prerents U lalliu' off. eradi cates dandruff, aud impart health and pteaantnes io the head It has stood the test of time, bem ti e oriiaal Hair o..iuif, an. I m omstaatly inrreasinjr in favor. Used by txth fjentlenian and -tadiea. -It is old by all respectable dealer, ur ran be provared by thin f the emiuei-taT a jent; i). g., B AJ. KS A 'COrtns Broad ray, N'ea York. Twv fixes, 58 cent adl. ( - . 'i -. alar. 2fl-ly '- ; ;.. . . v ' . - . , v f ,.-Wnatevng Liniment. ri -t Tb JHrtls i .l LotHa-A CiBcinnati. a ho have oiiBtecteiied the MusUug Ifibiiaent under preUnne f prprnMrrf nip,. oace botv fbureujthlT.eatomd by thlMart. .Id rd- arvinnV farther. mitiin. t bar vrrl tn4bef Uited' ti(e ..TTe4ry. a private, steel plate revenue tioi;..wbi:bj m ! e.J 9TT f,unp oi i , tuuie. Kb-rsttuvclar dbe fa-tiU ef y iotur. and wititatU ,ibj b th ar-tieJaia a CoHLAeft'eit. ian;era aad.HTthles itU ,titw .Jksmtaisja jerjr,. WiJwJ u, t.Miiil aa 'toen ia-eteiiad rmnt B..U4UriXirta4ny.yar. Thrah41y exists a hamlet t (be baldfable Ulobe that im a at eoutain evideq e o ii woadcrfni efieots. It i tba baet emolioient in ih world. With its prea-ent uaprwred iaredieets, it eflV't pB uinn and baaatare periaoUy repwrkable. Sure are . healel, paiaartiienred.iveaaved. valuable aniiuaU uiad aiwui. aun uaixa iu snftyd. . a irout. toruijs. pram. rUeUiiatisin. wrlUo. ite. rut, raktul breaaU, strain I horse. c., itits Sovereign Keuie dy that abould never be dispensed with.: : it rhouid be iiry fatti'y. Sdd.l :alwDrutcxt. . . -.-..-V.D.-S. 3.AXK&h Ywk. tar.t2(-ly .: ....., , ..; . ..... : . . Ifyi.tnVbf e-ienfary baHit tr .ii-..et with' weak-.'lasita.l. paTpitith of tlie heart, lat-k -of apr-1 Xite., distress after e.itlnjr.: t-irpid liver. cnnfTipti"nj Jke.. desetve to utfcr if they will n'r try the celc-fcrifed ' f" --" l '; ;7 .; pi a i ani BKtcri, ; wbia' ire n,-r ra-mtt-lbjr Itibesi ngc Hoal ath tputioa, and, warr.MUed ti .pr.fdu. ti uu wwoV beat5"ial .effeui., Taejf jire .o'-ee linly ajrt-eabV. perfeQtJy pare, aa l ra ist Vaper -eJe all other tBftB where a healthy, gentle tsmulant is reiuired. They pnrify. itren.?thea an I invig-trate. , T'aey rate a beUthy .apetite. ; ' 1 Jhey" are aa oa ly'tei -Vh4aeof waten and diet. or-e-aJft' f diuipatita -and late hour. Tney sr.rnatbratbe yata-Jtkirtea tired the :uwd. Xiey Prevent iat;ua tie,un t intermittent ferers. Taey purity the ht-eatb and idity oftbe stoniarb. Ttuy care Dyspepsia and CtBftiiation.:v:. . Tby eare Diarrhea, and. Cholera Murbu,, "; They cure Liver Caplaiat a 1 .Veryoo Ueadache, They m vke tha weak strong, tlje Tiniiid brilliaut, aal are eiha-1td natare's reat'reti rer;; They are unped jf the. -celebrated CUlay t bark, wiotert green. safr. runta aal herbs, ati preeerved iu per-. te4tlypnre jJW Croix runu '. F.r articsilar, ce oix-ealar an ttestira minis around eexb bottle. , ef iin.tet. Rxamine every bottle. See that it ha4 wr private V. .S. Stamp un mutilated over tha ork with plantation ca; and our i-igDatureoa a Abb ateei plate side l iheL See thatoar Dottle is . abt fBllHl with spiri and dtdetereiM staff.- Any perfin preten lin to sell Piantation. Bitter, either b tbBlltia aal Baikal an iapter.t Aoy.per-ib iiriRatin j thi battle, or sell in? any ether aaa-i terial tbereia. whether alle I .Plantation BiUerf or aet. is a eriminnJ un ler the U.S Lav, and will be so profteoatedHy a.-:MTr already hare onreye on ler. r tl Bartie re-ftlltat; oar b.itUe. ke , who will sue Ida ;ettia'thJnelve iato oloerqaarter.r The deran I for Drake Plantation Bitter- from ladies. lerJjyinn."uer.fb'Uir,. AohTU inrredlble. The im-ple trial of a h tt?e1 fhe'evMeoi we'preseut of their w-rth aa I s.iperi irity. They ar setd by all re. pw!tabl;Imit. jrrochr. phvsician.' h .tels. a- Ioobs, steaiaboaU and cduntrv gfore.' ,! u i;.,.. . . p.il. DltAKB -3. -'Mar. 'r . ' 5" tt Broadway. N, i HWYOltK MTATfE DIPLOMA .r,. , i . JASIES URNOcMlbatiy,. M tz ..,-- tthaBit, CatarrhRefeledV of the Affe .;baBH0'3 OATAEBH -SOTTF. . " .VT""5- 0"' remedies, for Catarrhal laaiiiar ra meiitfiao.' -It reath tbai(b. lapejyee teberia;.U bfnelleUl io BroochitU, wad . Itivth baHtis'eei4f remedy for Xerrou Ilead- f;aMielil muru to all wka appraciata , t r r v X3 Said by all lrt chMaiffifc aanr ajnwain aoa-aw wuoiJietpTgwer tit rivM -iai si wa,ai r be r,a fnK r V ,S'WM.?l,t Wtfty--MUaaaaiI 'J rn4a- vrU 4! . I -Java S. Waasxiav ' ,MItTOAhl',Q rare it a mmim uf over one -&if?- -i .t :rZZu& -"P VJ.th ly arfrthbihi? aituatioii, 'turned iijWiThoutl X - tmrwimk&. lS W roi-ghly Lnndre one xm Um, ha deterteil i6n th im knewto the. contrary 'The?' lad V'd wea-rl.fh.iir shonidfise f.tff TvMha'irfn." if is jLpMi; w tw. avitriM' ''lilonnW'' 'to " mj,1 waf'iWWM0ir; ,"wirteit 'wM JtteT tamuy wisely' Jtppt tdie circumstance .wfc: v,i.ijr.J. zii Ar:' -n .X. M-kta tl.W :i,iu:. ono or 1"? Wlu.fe shfr the, Wv was concerned in.nhf' i . I eiv i a.-fc.w --' e.aaw.,wva, M J I II 4ifk.ilWa'cij;UiriMTPo? el So I2ti utvl.i..J(rjftm .VdcmliK r f-.-Tb tV -1" " rw atneeZ,;!-1: n. I I IT. UU A TV UU1U A X O LUli 11 1 All 1 fUiHnWooi lIeVas roii untutored tnecim(B of .'tW KbackwooiW ci . - . , 1 many stood mx-feet-six in hi ock?i ani t'liffrrttf d.TrHjm loWaal-iy Irt 18 t9- A (though Uie' eifvnt of hid 'drivHtioh went- no ..fa rtlter . thnn a. verj limited kiyowletlge ofthe fiirst 'elements of an English elucntitn, arr-w8 as uncouth in spoecHfl in per&&i,-yH fie whs avnan of as fine fueling aditl as good a heart as ever shared (without snatching,), the pork and beans of Bludcrbuss. ' To accident ; alone ' did ho owo iris name of ..'Logwood; " and although hp' countenanced with unfeigned displeasure the first attempt to fasten it. upon him; et. it stuck to him like pitch 'and' charcoal" to, the, ht ad of a jinpurnin digger. Owing to his height he was call-Long Woods, until it was perverted to Lojwoodhy an hombre whose defective nasal :orga'ii defied with entire success the proper articulation of the letters 'n and g as combined in the word 'long;' he was compelled to pronoance it log,' and '.log uttered In conjunction : with Yooif, made a. very n(ar - a pproach to logwood, and to humor the joke ni en-jov the' victim's confusion at having his name . thus burlesq"uel, Logwood was aduptetl bj the .hoj, until finally . he was known by no other. - Although Logwood iras as peaceable and inoffensive as an infant, he was the j 3 d - f I list man;to turh-his ba'cf to danger,"let ! it come-mvwrmt siwpe it -might'- lie ; dutu oeen.raisea ieeh dn.'sbveral the KocL v. 'Mount ac;opifwired gorrmrnt..trHn-.!""oitt dneptiiaeiiee'to rfnta.j?e; consequent- v tne sicrut ot a hostile Inlian -li.nl the - eff ct t-f creating ih-.'S that he was man who neither and who "could swim'the Mi'sissinniaad . ...... . . . . . . . ; . withinhini a eWserous-' piis situation begU forcing "hemserves q;, of thetiefU;-: , Kv' still Logan Woods, : upon tli- mini of the timid lover; asKe,; xrthe'juilction however, occurred f.-ared 'b-irs or 4Iniia ' saw himself alone in. the ; presence of. iinondtd adventure that fititaiY MT.gie-nanuti wiiaie diis wi-ight in iiat an x eparte,i, uui , sinu pi: ia;.r f0nV.irtl;-'iiiiiiredrate)T after firing, in or-wi Id-cats before his' ' break fitst. Y t cination fixed hun :t his seat, ,;fU:T;Utir?to obtaiYi a fdr'shot at udnige cle-Logwood had a weakness; li, -was c-kdhtv-pf.feHow;sit.unt.U.th).weat ?taK na't'nt th tV I wanted to hrin down on ctssive;y timm m tne soscty ov ivimies., inj.i -ev-y p re m ms ue or.xt.) 4 . ,lCeoaht of his immense -;ruks:.- wot-t He adored the who cwx iiidisoriiniieT..-,.T'.: lV.?rySrc.W -f' Try, tlndesir.l aim. an 1 nuik-d tao trisSerl ly ; but he seemed t;4k upm t!i tn mucht hoaii, anivsyiup ithizing th 5yf 1Jiy tfoco,n ';UirrrM:At the mom nt ! -f Q' j . . . - , - ... - . " V iiuiu" ji. rt nil i v,i y fiiiti iu u L- ; i . . to bo til:nired bnt nnr anuro ip I d-uot know to w i t to attrihdta it.: nrri - j. t-. . r less, indeed,: it was a coacio'i-uess of liis hi of a white female coolvt-dy un-natinei-i Inin. -..It. is not to be -wond-jred at, flicn 1 when it is toid that lioswood s Uoart a .-. a . .. ... "f heartily thumped his ribs apon m iktg I his ribs apon m ikig :.ieen tnat uncomtortaoie isnce uy ita fa,mly badidd,n- at -the U, within twi,llh.waa indee the discovery th deulv settled on hundred vards of his cibin. in the. fall of 185;) especially when it is ; made, knowri that one of the females -of ' that ho usejiohi w":vsj a w Wow of some thirty-five years, . whose.husband had died' on the Plains early in the spring. Log,-wood saw her, and fir that ease, to see was b it to admire, at least on his p rt; whether or not,tlie widow was similarly affected,, we.'willf endeavor to make tlie sequel show. Yes.! in mountain parlance. Logwood Weakened' to the charms of the widow apd the ; consequence was,"'"that after one week, he could be occasion illy seen, sneaking round the cabin of his alored with a bilcd shirt peeping up stiffly aroupd ,his throat. For thus outrageously, habiting himself, he was called to account by the boys, and aa such singular conduct required nn ; explanation of ime kind, Xogwood'; was' compelled to. point ta the widow, as .ine cause. ' Of course every encouragement - was given to him ; the criraforts 'of' a diomp and the pTe,isurcspf Trmarried-iife were pictured toihtliei gtiyting colors by.,hi!. tirdrmfew-atfd'1 no bcaon m&'fvwl ih'a(ii inel benet0 f th High ted by. any ..of thcoa heyi Hp. eomp'nyff, J llerici'. ; : The-wi low: 3 fl6abtlc-',- Bible to Logwook'ft HfcH'wfcintol1 't - ww w. w iytui ULIbiUk'l eeea tsou- nriTr i i n 1 1 i nir in rn raiii nairuav.iBiaw ' - - - 1 71. -1 - . t C T I . w-www-aaaaa H.M0wJajfjaVfaiJ l UTT I piai.atHnt;eM'icTLjrua aa w ta tiT J r-1 .' v.". 1 - ...';. .".'-.?' i I-.';- - ,f,ol driAt. 8ort, -,anj, k(augh,-(ria ) tfia, e4lefct bot- sb7-toad itotot basoiasen cc33t .iz,A.a a jva,trii1 tS&'.a iew-Uined bercadatlI'tltriUi fW rnrtW4j5f f9M 9&p puyenpon .tnmy nt ftptara to fauyjrena all. lie InntipgrJhgJ pleasl . . i x . 1 1 V t . . 1 nUOea nimi tnrVlde ihim!)plt..ftnd.'Hiitrthp fir act unilnt wirtinfm hiViin:irTM.'Umn tinjt the T'rnAimli'P1rrf' 'hi.4'WaflihKAlTitoAMVarUn.,vV- fri'i. haHivo ; n'Vhio't'aWfl fen tepa r, .and the, ftX$"pory arrayed in the Very 'is&$fm ; fl Uit- that it had .'probably ever been diis lot to ap- peariVi;1 11 'vnilk' touw Ktractedly duriniir thd unmajinje4 at tlifi thougt,of the, ; trial to which he was about subjecting: himself. The boys WhiHed, a i .each other,.tut said nothing. ;Kvnind'p9.49'.i. length eight o'clock and Logwood" ivas still in his Cabin; but in fifteen minutes aftfr, the ricceryc niond, and. he,; saunter exit' slowly V to-- wa rtjs the eabi n of the- widows -JIow matters woum ' nave terminated l am umu, tuc iamc-r oi vue jauy iu tcHi.ou an old man qf about sxty, happenedta discover; W, and invited Jxfjxx, itu He ' at first refusetiy but subsequently agreed to 'step in for momenta aft the neJct - minute lie was in tne presence Jk llio cjiarsrvet. -r. Thecabjn was ' divided into ( two apartments,;ohof whjehasjecu- ptu s ?ift-piug room ur rooms, anu the other' answered for' the -.tirposes of ammgana .sitting room,,., iie i9U.n yur huy and lrer mothen at home, &ird,iwithj - . - - V . - - - - - w -- , r rr --w- . - the idx)t-the'resenee of fhe P'gw tleifian, LowoOd'tnatTafge.1.tSnakem wwVh .tl1'A i ww r k a Vv v-V iri (A n ai .w Ww V n V u.i.iuVV- i?a, u.i. uwv u wuiutufc step-. , anjraals tUere-r wlieb r pea to;uie um.oi tnc Dasnt p lover. As ; a fewdtippopotamt. ie was passing tho tloor Mr tUe tenth ;fAr;nUr,l tn w,t v" H1! .viywr.'yT-UJheir flaaka'-wfeKe soon present a tnm nt rt-nectien, toe. oii , map iui uowooo. goou utgui, uij. joiiowen-i suit. ;ii. was men mat me irorrors oi the widow. He would: have snatched her i)wer to ixlieve nis einjrritssiu;:nt. , . Jio. attempted to. con verse" wth ' lii om i - 'Wi; but.he scacelyr ;wjiif: h riiim, -an t badihg.thiitrtlierccwaadi.UwiahU lulu fJr f his moving tn proximity nearer- lure than ten tect, tooK occasion, wane ra.p--. pyig a little more tuei to tue. lire, to . 1 . . l - 1 ' " - " lessen tn-at uncomtortaoie ;mst;tnce uy o! u nortunate ogwoo.i ana now me combined warmth ot a bla2i,firfi,ixom a . a " - -am1-. ..- k ef ' . L f sue near, oi wnicu no uaa not tne cour- ft ur r 1 r ra hn1 nur f f a aah - . age to move, and tho excitement of his fieif upr ere aid could-have reached situation otherwise, huge drops of pers- mdy fold itfter fold of the monster would piration began to. gather upon his' fore- bayeVcru&ed ; my strong ? frame into a head ,anl course down his face, ; He HqU4vermg ulp fell,' seemingly pulled his handkerchief from his pocke . h't in a wlliri.wina 0f dust, and a and commenced mopping the sweat from strange, indescribable souffle ensued. his eyes ; but the mustard with, which j in tIie midst of this-terrible strife, I it had t welT been .dusted by ; the ; boys Suddenly beiianMicoasetdbs: of tfie pres-was apt calculated to give . much rlief,,.: socondctimaiid even after to us watery optics by the apphcatiop,,; the tin1e that lias elapned since then, I and two of the gueswho were watch. 8tiU ; recblreetwith what -vividuess the ll ?f ?l!?on? ; vr,tW' .ai f thought:hot across my mind, that"this placed chinking savf, that ;all . thihgs ;8eco!;. victim waa Capt. Grant, my no-worked as desired.. -.. h. fA . a -ri k,.; y. course, me more n is eyes oecame' tlms whirled about rc: i-i. - . - r , - . . . t . affecedy .the mustard,' the more ' he eaeh second seeming rubbed, them; att4 the more H theyVf,were,.t!her esued swlh- rubbed, the "more mustard be dorceti. w-death, and I opened toy eye6; expect-to th mo.' V'l'eV.'uld1 upon thoSe Unexplored lnd-sulU hbecaioV as hlinlaV: -ba1-' the sctinfia which are seeh ovW'ftffnrmhS p uu .iwas ,;perfectly .maddefungt, V Jl snatched hi hat from tho beach, beside i . . - " t t - 1. . '- i . 1 a . a i. , i : - - i i ' i nim, ana reiying-sotejy- on 'cnaiKw xx 0 . , . . ..v.. . Bat Wwaaadly itt eprarjreg ppltirmpaas-ffca ! the's bat.oT the.doQr:todafrib.edim pf.ihei-widaw), Ilipi.iPapaoa EaJS ..- "".' .J'is-'i.'u -lo73i( j"dWF The .lady iiCTeameii-d-Iragwoil madal tftWtnWriltrhgo fdntiiad doori-whiahuie ir-Tsr- J i AV-JLII. . . IS I! i .a.. . miosaars-i i - ..! . . . - hw astonjshjqe Rt, agaiuv but the next dayfof. t: cveniiig of his' last visit, he gave hiswh'ite aVdrts to, tjis mat- riinony .- Golden 'JSVa. Oaptaia; Speaka's Aiyeaturja with -a . ' .: ' Boa 7 Gonstrictar . , At the earliest possible moment after our earap had been "pitched, a hunt was set a foot and Captain Grant, uivself, and some attendants were soon making . oiir way to the p tta.' r -ihere were no we arrived, except and we were, there- tliA nominwof tnnM more ipala table game. ' Our i patience, however, was severely taxed; and after a xong Jela- werelabout to "bag" a hinnonotaiaus. .when one of our attend- antg proheil in a tree-about half a irinEci 21 tafo n rkaarra rv vifnrv'iia hlo rt lr a f This was a signal that .-game Was ap- v a. ic wj -aasa u a-. t vuwu n V- ph. We immediately drew into cowrf-nd awaited the r coming of the , ... . . . ... We iwere not delayl Jong, for pres- it if- : t , . e .l . ava law aair . awi si saae-asv rius a. a V" W a ivut vwiumu v -(. vus -jlfh - the, heedoo-- enneared - trottvaU Jpaee to tUe soccwssful.with.a; fcit-iwarrd everf Rir s ?pears, cast by our attendants,' stop port-for that d ty. ,Rnnir(f 'f A w.j K! .b . : v.uiii; ltVl , u ujic im , mi- uiai,A3, v;i iiuu. my . -'i -iifv, .:-;,v. . . ' i cjtYneed to ran 'urTinM thSfolit !'.., .V,! Gr.lhtf prrV!oaX' !? .r V, , '.. - r frVd i :4 - i . v i-taHi'l w 1 i'., e,i -.. .i . I bvhel 1 an eiioraiods boar oo.t 'stricter,; w)Hse: hideous head d-heckV! to A spring. His direction was certain tnn:,Z iZZi -a ha flAiW.! -rvr'i.fa v " , fa UUIt V UOUWft il UlU UlO ntiAk- Uha a hn,i,r. hl MIV HVHipilllUn wMaaa wdl O for several seconds, to be interminable I - - ..Mtoa d-:uii.i se:in(a which are Seen oniv .try by J'the tombv ; Instead m 1 T ffilrrifaritMp'rellinrr 1 T -. . ; ' . ' v - O - towards me; rbilcV standing; bestde'iindi vyiliuiajlllll. -tiw,l.uu wt.VM.O 111. CIC1T 6r the taost'mterile nnr sn.ii'f fov th:it.'d.:tv . I h'ld XA I .Ol-1".' t t'v erJDrit iiiad atreclc a, vobU;a cwt'bVtfwerhich saM fiiitlf Cnfortanato had been etMijrht -."?-'.t-'i-. : Kf! a.-' cOu d see ererr line "on b4cE ithcr's face. rid1 jslose were tte, fd Iwoiildaye sk'6pted or spoked, w e?en t -wished: -at uHftirri had I darediEat thaiiad was raised withi esisiiei kixJ the wink Settle my doom a dead man at epentbeglli gradual- .A. VOIIVI , LUC ljr'to relalfId iafdsr iind afterf estight - , - a r r r : t j n 3. ehing 4ieijKtim crushed ouuaio vMwcreuujaH-Ottn entirely. I?Cteri :h?id me tniffht.faU.frqm the; cushion-lite , bed in wtich it htj, . And such a mishsp might. bring the, spare.fpid around my ueck or chest, flii thtn .farewell to the sources of the Nile peratelyt I struggled to command myself! I 'glanced at Grant and saw him handing hfrifle anxiously. I glanced at the negroes and saw them still gaiing as j( though JeArified with- aftirtshnient. '.' glanocid aT"lhesp4mts kttilhne ead and saw its bright deridJyiey$s I. head and saw its - briirht d WatchiQfpr the least sign ofclife jfr'ii its , IS o w then, th eppmeooscntvl-1 ts fold On my arm hjtjjc breadth, and how, a little; mrej.iriitil half an inch of space sejjd; .toy' arm and its mottled skin. jfJaWf!I1iave whipped out my hanl, Wt dared not take the risk. Atoms of time dragged- themselves into ages, and -a- mfaule s efenietl i t ef n if y : i t-8elf! - Tlie seooml fold was removed en-tuely, arid "the next one Was easing. Should I dash away now. or wait a more favorable moment? ' I decided upon the former;. and, lightning speed, I bound-awy toward Grant j the crack of whose piece I heard at the same instant; For, the first tnie in my life, 1 waa thoroughly overcome, an d si nking down, I remained in iv semiconscious i&tato for several tnintites. ; : : roes heia me up attdi pcunted. but the boa," who. was still 1 '3- wrun- i hgi n pis -d ea th" agon ies 1 shuddered as X looked . ppp mep()us .tlyipg,; st a rbu n)f Sv i e r e. he layfirrass Vjcl nd bush e s aii Saptiifg J)(l n JacteYerythinij except tue nipj-o fully Igrpwh trees,,wer0 put clean tr imiet,ith an imm'ensescy the. jThis uion at er wheu :; tuejisufed, , was' fi ft y-6iie fe'sJbtXc8.afid' a. half in extreme U iigtJi jWle.tpuYdthe thkljestportion iyj nevgtrth was nearly three i proving, I believe, to be the erpent that .ma .overauthentic- tr 7 uvfm vn-cJ it' i 1 . to A Romantic '. Story. tt is nQt.yccessafy jn this progress ;ifeagc,ys the..I4ew Tprk tfun, . to seti-K tho tales ot hction tor strange and romantic incidents. . . In this great city S - . - i - 1 vw- V V a " aw : ' "'.-"- " ." ". w fare almost constantly occurrin 2 events which nrove .that 4uth ou. . . JJa is stranger last the. ucr nounment of 'a case -occurred. - which. is not'only- tioet In1 its character,' but s ar xcellh t illust!ration of the fascin- atingigiiiiin.to clothed for- the practice 6f her arts on. the mnpeen t-and v unsuspecting, oine thne ago ay oung man of 'position in this'city formed the acauaintance of an amiable "and" estimable youhir "lady; Beinif a1 sensibte'vounir man, he natur T?.'.t At ftAc,:txrAJ.. ally fell irk " love, exchanged pictures l:ft.--v?i . 1 : ' i ' ... ii 1 Inam'orata, and Was troubled J wiui 1113, muuiuritiu, auu was irouuieu with dreams of future happiness. liar- ing occasion to' make a business voyage to, Europeho (corresponded with his fiance for jtf time, but soon Failed to re-eeiyp' repliesthe, fact' being that the lad v had irbne to' a 'relative's' in thecoilri- rtrv to Knhl th Rrim trier, a 11 d tlS I p t fr by which She intended to inform nini of il : 1 , , I vi I in r.Hf-u m iimu, n , uin i.u: artteui.-youui, .venevjpe uimsen Street car, and happerid toMfseat'l.tmself Ar-k.-w -dn cvAi?--a TwtJitT-eithtTeeTiJia Lul alifybteA and s tioji ed to had taken not only a ana ixuterejAtJ cip5TtishTr had xeaeT tenet oooK. ccniaimn K Tbf eignt nunc faaymEom .previoulTMibii .. Ha..couWlob- .r'--r"H;rM'JedV,3ktl"i r' a-Rr in of ah ttclid evpuld pcrliap3 ; sb 9 Itarfc staVtM Kke GAtblanSI atMheAlacksj ,. " tuo suuject oi mispiaceu anection, uis-te cbuh- rcoh'tinuetl h is' letters, arid; about ft'wb tt that, weekV ago 4 returned to the1 etty.!: The h'?.- i-ift Ht..i w.itUi w v ri -.. ' v-i ' JLi-- a I IV T , iiiiiu n ui u ins 1 1- tuiil, lie CUIC11U a eonaX, I llib-nih.t tha. -flV poket4adeally forme himi ha answered the note in terms cal- T7. VPJT -ir -1 culate4 to .conTey ihw imnfissionCihat he, tqp, hd Jbe?nM.ttenf jyil adresv ed it as4irectrirhe rpsultjtai" tTt 8ever4i Isttera 4 passed -between, them, and fiualW jbc received a aote . request- inginnnoean at aesignate.a'9use.to isfee '. friend, .Thai was 'r theTe'xte'nt f tjieieptW, 'wd not dpuhtdng.thA mp revenge upon tue. tair was. aMrqaerunghe Mme'd niinrself .wi$h a, welLloadetl rev9l(er): left . Lhoweyer, to find,; not ihe t ?adv- who had relieved him-of lus yaluables, but. p& jfilanovd wjfe, whoci-he belieyed t to. be . forever Jost:to.hiuu :r Explanations, foiV 1 o.wed, The la dy hal oxdy the day be fore i returned, from . the country and learning - of lus return, frpm Europe, sent him the note ;o ca;ll. y The, hand; writings of thia note, was . com paced wi th those he had received frpm, the-pickpocket, but they ! vera not at all . alike on close examination, II is joy may; be imagiBed--tha loss , ot his: money , and wateh had been the means, of hringiug him and his lost one' again together, and thelDsJn-c'9mparUon:'to..;tljie; griifl was so insignificant .that he declares the pickpocket is welcome; to what she got-, ' . " i i ."" .;.. A Gaod Old Letter from Stephen A. Dous-- .. . - ' 'las: '; ' ' - '--" " ; ! ' - ' ' ' " " ' Wasb$ngtOB;-Teb: S, 1S62.,: : To theMemphw (Tenn .) A'ppat : :' ; v -; JfefisRS. Editors- f haTp'thiaborninjrre: A with anVzeient-a-rttorial in- your pit per of the 3lKh uU in.whh-h joa awuiirf that I .am " l'avring the.dmiivediate fwbh.ilrswaj of t lie reinaiiiing etates Trom the confederacy as - a peace oiVasnre to avert the horrors of ciril warawd with the view of reoohcitrncliou -on eonstttutional haw'-, I implore you h, all Ihoaekin.j relatioua. which have so lonp existed between: oa. and which I still clierifh With sb jnmch'p4anire'atfd gratttiidt?, to db til the j justice" prOwpf I t to'eorrec tha .obacaouBtatdc 1 ernariiaia-whicrfvjroalbaya, 4gafji, v aaryoBy;y nj6Utrv la wen aa a, govern- "m''tal theory, or as. a thaftef of pdliticaf pj- pedie'ncy." inia'ic never hAiTirttt onsjopmibb. ' nor rittered" ht on lahguage that of wnqual-iei opfKxnrion.. . Nothing caa , o famt to tlie reace of be .country, bo detttructire to the union anu 01 an nopes 01 reconstruction,, as tlie "aecefslod or .TenVessi'e "and the border aia'eabmier exwtiBgen-cnitnstaiict. VoO mnpt reBiemoer that there-are) diariiOtita nmontr the partr-Iaadece. at. the north vaa well as the i sbDih men whopefiostiiilfY toplaVery j ptrAn-ger than fi teTity to the' cbnethution: ahd we" 'belfeve that the disrirplion'of the union wonbi draw 'after k as dtu -jneTuable cbnatLitencei civ-ij war. eervile iiiaurrection; and, , linaUj. the titter extertaination.of slavery, yi all the southern etajes. Tliey are bold, daring, dtermhied men" ; nind lielitvtng.'aa tliey do; thnt" the "eon Rtirntfoa of the United Stales ia the rent hulf wark ofaUvery o thia continent,. ,ik .tJiat the disruption, o( the nwerioan union tnvolv the. inerif aide deetruetion'of elaverj.a'nd is an inJippeneable neceeptty to the attainment "''I that ed:tlVev are determtnad' to' aebomplith their. fentiaoont oiject hyt.y ;ni;faa8i thi their powers, t or, ihee rjeanons.t li .northern 'pupionJtas. lijce the dfsup wid'a-.sf (he aouth, are violent! yJ oppbsb.1 to ' all "com promise or coti4ira iotiA arneodmpntR. or efforts'' -at con ciliation wherehy peace ah ou Id te. reatored. arid the oniou prervjLKThev.are striving to hreak up t! -wiior. under dher pretence of :. i i j . - :V:-?.'ii .- ' UHiowwiei oevoiton 10 11; i ;v are fltrllfi?'tn5 to overthrow Ihe inatiitlonV while' wcdessiVj undvif.jr nttarhment to if, tJ a WitiMfiresa to make. any. fiacrifi.r-e to . maintaip .- it ; lhej- are tryi,to phint x he -country 'jnto cml war as tle aorest tueaaa of dpftroyinff tJ unioa upon the pleof " enforcing the taws and protecting the piihltc preperty. If they can defeat eveij kintl of ndjufcUnent ior comuruniice hv which the "points at issue mk he satisfaftortlv eet- and Vpppp the Irrirauon.ao to induce thorlepatate8 to dedlow the eotton atateD. t hey w ill dVel certain :of the acm p.lih nien t of tliir ultimo! iImikik ?Cillii ikt will irrnfifv theto eo tmich. or conrrihute io effectually to iiieir niece;"!-, as inpsecwston oi i ennpafppann the lorhf dates. ' vervatate that witltdrawa fiwtt die union. ,4nereai te rdative ower of. nnrlhern alioIutotiuts to ,;efra.t a satiHlacU'rv adjustment. . and to ' bring oii a war. which sooner or later mhst end in a final serwtrat ion and recosrnitlon ot the independence of the two 50ntendingi lhe'iUrHiTanneMe. North Caro iitA and the larder sjate,,wjlj remain in the nnion. and. will" with the coiie.rvatite and hn ibii hviijr nieh of all parties fnlh''bbrth-iii tbp atoptiot -of pitch a (wnroiawe aawi)l be aHke honorable. afe nnd just do (he people of all the state-. face.Mud fratenaidelilij wd-J. t-v-Mirviurn, uni ne trwioi mi- ctMtir t iu-h. and the union rendered- perperaali r-Paydon tbprepetftlbti ; rr it'pwivnot it tot atrangly jmpretiae'l noon all who love their country. that aeneasioa and wtr au-b the -oextruction not only bf -the prefeTnlUBUny,btrt will blast aJl bopea of reconciraeuba upon a' eoDstitutioo- : f Vatf vann) do ha4te jttatiee to BuUiV ifiwwiriaiTVW nW.urj Jet; I v:r..lt? ifA l Via eet7tniaii f thii iiiorf.. t Wraua; fnwBeytfrij lvrr- 'Ml Uea rnjily HrraaM 1 the te'stinA-daah throogb the camp. Uafortnaately fov hiW waa ihown bo better-one, rler hara, , -ifo aooa-r waa th aJarrajmUdr the cenap." given, than thfre waAa gene'ridakedaddla for orfr eafbiaeaV An'weta larrer rihtLe- thw yeaig Qt!MwAJi hia- aacxpe othrotJh cafe rKitscflfid r tha fcUUTi irMJT.t aad - . a a - a- " a e . tiona.Tndep i th tiic'th'ra vera jiara rear - t5.- 5,;!f':p Fr sensation was eaasad amonplh "hATs1 xW f th TXib carAlrV l,V 'a'tiiM"Hs a - Wa PirKMLtrwumer iT-i ica-i r IrtisheCTC : re iLanfa iuticrr't 3 icf Hhi T4 tjbtWU&w tzjtkia-isammT. EjBjraJrliabir 'CJ t Mf.t-rt!, aJiirtj a dnn charge. cat oia.wtf , harnili.aJCh6ab an Jer' i 'XCg tt " """- 1 1. .1-1. I l 1 1 . -.11 J firp. bot wi leff.. ileahwhlTa oar 'flaftkt-ra -!Sa3-liana "V . 'eWf rinof tK'lrm Vi,l VriE fi4l.iv .f.t .w- ttry comuleie. ttev of triumph ectteed sJon&r tbt lioes. thy fcr waa'throarnr scJp a tirTre. and tie "TtOlTCw" If tftltm ratarr t ' lAial - ilitoT.of the Sentinel: , t V Thouiji a Jr iaW-ifey aonj if riV Trlfhda 'bOI U'ive'rfij xprreh"af thrR?fdafwViUr--v Hcitjv' niy nati BU :I aaa-le-Bihaed datn v iive iv I ffttiy: iwdori vhf 5eojijU pX.u fcS Oaiiitd Welister liiV ,tionan c ey(Terip .., . In'nth", 'and tVo miin can fall too .ebbfCirba auf ' fr; nr if lie fatl.ltftCTjebttna'UrCel 43" "1 Ootistrtntioii f Ifw fcWMrrf.W . -er:l!a-t X went to th polia t aw-arl nr-.i;Ja goinjT through ihe-gntf a- M ffrVi trcxet, 4 tpldj V"" ,', t waVaoi oMhouati ' to vote. H rt'pnW, It make no ifferenra if jou Tote for Lincoln lto61rTle" "Ticket and j(ralke.l iatoJ IhV jard.ITSeiII lfiKt man diKtrVLiuin DemocraHw-iiekeU, who was) sijon driraa from ilia roBi4..t--!-'Td' t 'Next. J a;w.adKj,-VQt.;lfven;tiniM 4t htfd lh.jfic.iiO an lmneatilepuUin, (aa an'.j eorpnion thFn ifoar dAia.) ' who ehalleBfedf " Ui viyie-tfh accoiint of wUiclt f : rot fcwtf Into trouide : However ha teiX OR Vlin&aA riioujjfi Ibo autUonues well knw that tie . 4i .And'tb Pap tne'cilmaxa ft-lloW Vtudeoi Was51 drtvpn from thp pblla ami T.etri jike ikr'Af. a. - . . - . . tnifdy 4ieeRU.ee lie wa pciftel mit Lmp -v.i. Denitirrad t'y.Hne Bcoupdrtd whojuit wout4?,, tvwell o fall a elaTe, e . - ... . :-.- .-." -- . s j could not rest in w eSpionrthe "fccta"" until I 'had given them to thb ndi6r fbf 1 waa'1"- fi"n-ed th fnelanclwdy" ewiiaior that thiw Gorerniijent wai rapialy eapiring. if. C ttrelTdead. .ll.fLt. An Extraordinary Affair. :.f. A lerff r from St. Peterahorjar raen'tiona ao ' Uaonlinary affaif which lately bet arred -la tha ' toWof Oret:- ? 3 r?-.:r? :a .f : . t" A' great local rand-ow-rier Bad a large (43,000 ail ver rubles) to receive throng tte .; police office of that town. Ua applying for the .y-amount he was told that the mooeeould not , r be handed bv.er to him uateaa he rreefciited lt office; with 5,0t;0 rtiblee. " He pefmied And imi mediately 'repbrted the to t PetTTHtbriuIi aiid dJie moaeynWai paid-over hln,w.i"t .jf Uteevcmng of i be aanse day"; ar he waM 'n ieU T ? " unoking- iohis aludy. a lood ing.wna "heiuf at. the hell.1 rhe eervant oo-tpnig"h''de6f . wait inatantlv rrt'doned, and fcrtrr nan r their & -;- ces fsovered with black crape, raahel iuto th roo-n. ibe land-owner aked them what her , wnted thev. f!ainlv told him he innhn l ""'k: oyer his' 43.'OCO robWWith :the'grea : cooTnxsaa t e- wen t ore r. to Ws atrong 4-nX,'apew 4 ed it, seized a revolver, which waa laid on iha. top abelf.' and shot two pf the roher-i.ded,r ihe "other two itntnediatelr 'takinj 'tb taelt; heeW Flethen aeot for awiatance.tltp police, ' ie.,-and on tJvecrapw hegTeoved-rom-th.i ; face of tbe dead met? lh- were ngaiaedaa . the head of the police and hip pepretarTr., Tha.. bod v of the former haa hpn rvoia'taaCa) - " for tntermtht. ' - 1 " V --; "-. " " nmm i. .r '." - . t The Cost nt TraafpflTtatloa. ; , A Springfield cwTepponJrjUVtithf ijt, 4aVr, , ' ; A (New , Vafk sargeoa eioprhra $htaia- f ed a furlough and tra.nrriJtoB. jeeterda. " ' to go toe'tr York to'Vota. ' TW'trMfporUv, , lion will 'cot thedovemaent forty two doirirP, which is to be uaid by the tax-iridJea people, dj It is in thi" way that Liitcoin iaaisuHttb po "pleVmon.ey.to reelect him-elf" Ivia eatkiiiu - . ted that it will coit the Obvernmeni five itST ions-bf dollara id .'pay for traniporlirg eoldiera ' ' home to vote. Jfo ioldiera are .fHrloajlvvd.. and allowed to go home except they aikaova,v-to be for, Lincoln, j h Is acoln 1 usmi wlh . lions of the people's money at aa elaCiicnear " lug mad to secure hi own eleotlara, . I Va . :'; Italian Trtjedy, 1 Thp Italian, ttapprp Zva aofoor.t oa ep rible tragedv at Triii..;,Two tovertv tidina- , an obstacle to their union, repolved ta eacriSoa , t hemsplves. Th yowwg 1 mn wrote a "letle to his mother and a lerter ro hir werhart, "- - Roaita, and then, blew oat htt braiae. Xprt,.-. iletermincd to share her. lever's fata JJ- ..-family, entreated. her to ha caJot; ah aeatyed. .'" to yield to their prayer. ; hat a day aherwarde she contrived to be alone, aad then portrog a - t pbtot t her heart. sh rndiuil1yedd lUSa" -.Her mt lw?r hastened to br daughter th mo , ment ehe heard the, pistol's report." At thf fight bf;herblee?ding.;dyinohd tha'pDC4', woman's sense Were reft from ber by ematiffB and sbe ia now in a uad-bojaa. CatilA'aM young aiater-waa 0 trak hy thnt trfgie v3pp he attempted wi Tenp head forptnbat fmra thm wjmtoW. and vu wttb tb UtoWA ditSsibf reairaiBetu aaw 1 ' -Fatal .SluJdtiAt terte -Ce -r v O.SAlonfy.ettpaing,0pi.. Kiamaa wa .merly Jrga proprietor of the Dentin tlcrfpr x atTerfe flAftta? hot and;iatiaii(l-1 killed - umn named Doty. M being too-inihnat ari.tb.iiia ( Dorr'a.ir.4 ? ' itatyd. piblii-ly ihat.h woaldhj!r4.JtlBiS-sJ,; onaigbt. .JIe went tp th hotel wblJ Kkra.!jVi eae at supper, stationed hjmeeff al ih ti,a . . ingroota door, piata .4uCto-awat- IjBt niay! coming oni, Krntaan was BUe4 of the fact, and as;haraBpraaetr3 Doff ta Crkv- hie pinto) and vbot -hlaf tiead; -1 '--' '' Arreatedi tried and atdt&i;' ' ta . , . 1 tw'z raasarB-wtiB wvsnai q r blz-b-i- bffttb.T6eewTTivet, gUdr.C3fii:; by-etder of General Webatap. ia orar a rraVv Wf . ; . . . a . . . - fvtd't heir pturhy- lraeviwi-4'ir Wa ; Iart ned;th Poa; A:a.fer; r -" Vries,THiblAdr.. We Art? ?1 t. rordTaai ilnilr:I-CU:'C .-i i r 7 C S ; .. .'r.;i -;, ;;,ai. r , r . - , w I SMwJ&ttftal asa fcwaVieii i :tS opveTJf-a.imwber-v (ai'ta; lir-" :-iA th ladiirjJaaJS jUiL t UAds. 4a th ks b i r .-of i " ':r j C - w i"i- --y'a."'' LTte tit tX t 9rk ia !Lj-- u r. -1 , eir t.i bcrfe.l v! r- - - -.'it' - - - ;; t - ; 4j 1 -r