The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30

viii not give . description Of The
melancholy funeral. aud the solitary
mnnEner. The fathers nhsFqnies were
deiayrd, ard Ire snn laid bath his pr
rents in the sane grave.
seEeEsl months passed away before |
gained information respecting tie sequel
nfmy little STORY. After his parents were
LAID IN The dust, William Campbell. with
a -! and anxious heart. made Inquiries
after Ieanie Leslie. lie object II his eaF-
ly affections. 10 whom We have already
alluded. For several weeks his seaTrh
Was fsuil'ess; hu: 81 length lie learned
i!lsi property had hfea llil 10 her faliler
by distant relai.se, aud thar he now re-
sided Somewhere in Damirinsshire.
la lie saHr gaFh h!ch ! have.slFeasly
Described. the soldier set out Upon l,is
journey. With li';le difficulty be dis
eoreSed lhe house. II resembIed such as
are occupied by the higher class ii far
mers. The front door stood open. lie
kn0cked, bat ho one answered. lie aP-
preached along tie passage---ae heard
voices in al apartment Un his RICH, ..a-
gain he anorked. but a. unhEeded. lie
entered uninvl1ed. 4 group was stand
ing in the middle of the door, aud among
them a minister commencing The marriage
service Of the Church Of Scotland. Tie
bride hung her head sorruwfn.ly. and
tears we're stealing down her clerks ;
she MAS his Own JeaRie Leslie. Tie
clergyman paused. The BRIDES father
stepped forward angrily, and inquired.
"Whai do We want. slr!" but instantly
recognising his features, he seized hin
by the breast. aud, in voice hsll.ehoked
with passion, roniin, d: " Sorrow TAX
sc fur a scnundrel! What's brought ye
here an the mair especially 3, time
like this Gei out . my house. Sir
say, Willie Campbell, get out o my
house. an uever dsrken my duor again
vi your ne'r dO-Well cOunlcnanee !"
A sudden shrek followed the mention
Of his name, and Jranie Leslie fell lnta
the arms al fer brIdemaid.
Peace. Mr.. I.esl;e!" said the soldier,
pushing the oil man aside; "since mat
lers are thus, | will nuIy stop TO say lare.
well-for auld lang syne--you cannot
deny me that"
lie passed towards tie object Of his
yonne love. She spoke not; she moved
not; he took her hand, hat she seemed
unconscious Of what he.,lid. And as he
again gazed upon her beautiful cnaaIe'
nance. sbsence became as dream upon
her fare. The very language he had &C.
CURED during their separation was lait
aside. Nature uiumphed over ART, ant
he addressed her in the accents IN "h'ct
he had frs, brealhed love, and won hei
heart.
..Ieanie." said he. pressing her hand
between his, ..i's 4 ssir thing 10 say
rAnwELL. but at present | maun say H.
This is a scene | never expected TO see
for oh. Jeauir! | coall have trusted IL
vonr truth and To your love, as The far
mer trusts To seed time and 10 harvest
and is not disappointed. Oh! Jeanne
woman this is like separating the Hes!
from the bones. aud burning the marrow
But We maun be anolher's now farewell
farewell '"
"No no my ain Willie :" she ex
claimed. recovering from the agony stu
pcfacrinn. "my hand is still free. aud N!
hear, has been yOurs--saVe, Willie ;. saw
me - and she threw herself ialn hi
arms.
h The bridegroom Looked from one l.
another, implming them to commenc
an attack upon the intruder, but he look
ed in vain. Tie father again seized 4"
old gray coat Of the soldier, and, aimos
rending il in twain, discovered under
meath 10 the astonishcd company, tn
richly laced uniform or a British officer
lie dropped the f,asmen, Of the outer gar
den in wonder, ard al The same Time
dropped his wrath. exclaimed. "Mi
, Campbe!l,-or wha, are yc!-will 70
explain yourself"
4 few words explained all. Tn
bridegroom, wealthy. middle aged ma
witaon, heart. left the house, gnashln
his teeth. Badly as our military hon
ors are conferred, merit is not AWAY
: overlooked even in this country. wher
money is everything, and the ScotIis
soldier had Obtained the promotion Ii
deserved. Jesnie's joy was likes drear
Of heaven. In lew weeks she gave he
hand to Captain Campbell Of his Maze:
tvs - regimen, oi infantry. to WHOM
long wears before she had given he
young heart.
i --sss 9 s@---
GENUINE LOCO F0C0iSM.
/ tits fortunate for thecounlry. (observt
the National Iatelligencer. as well as h
no.able 10 lis intelligence and indepen,
ence, that there are often found in ii
mos, violent parties persons OF characl'
and candor TO step forward aud rebuke u
, excuses of ignorance and rudeness in i
: ranks. Thus. al recent" Democratic
mee,ing in one of the Wards Of Phllade