Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19

Me rade it? Not ], faix:k AIR. Null
luny our landlord, was sayin' till US
'Are yoa married, tooYN sasgaa
Married tscos Do / look like a wo-
man as would marry two? No, sur; Pm
dacent woman, sur; my name is Hannah
Gcaughey, Jimmy Geaughey's my hus-
band, sur; he, poor man, wrought in the
boardyard till he was sun sttruck, by names
of falling off cart, sur sH6
We'll, ma am that will do, I'm sorry
for your poor husband-one dollar, there
it is, you wouldn't suit me at all; good
morning, ma'am. Banquo, show the good
woman to the door,
But, sur, i want the placel' 'god
+ Il don'tl,want yots-good morning
Dis way, ma'am,, said Banquo, mar
shalfng the woman to the hall.
Stand away, We nager;; It's your master
I'm spakin' wid' q - h3slD6 xlaqe iii.i4
/ Go along, go along, wonaaago, go, COZ
roared the eldyent. -s.------
-i'But, as Ivas aying lMrs,Muilony said
said he-who the divil you push'n, you
black nases?' said the woman, grabbing
Banquo's woody top-knot.
Dis way, ma'arn,' persevered Banquo,
duartering towards the door.
Mr.. Mullony was sayin', sur
Dis way, a'am,' continued the darl1ey,
crowding Mrs. Geaughey, while his master
was gesticulating furiously to keep on
cro,cding her. Finally, Banquo vanquished
the Irish woman, and received orders from
his master to admit no more applicants--the
place was filled. acs t
( That afternoon, old Captain Wincpipes
IA retired merchant and ship-master,. an
old bachelor, too, who was in the habit of
exchanging visits with Job Carson, slipping
brandy and water, talking over old times
and playing chess--came to finish a litiga-
ted game, and Job and he discussed the
matter of taking care of the widow and
children Of the dead ship-builder. AT
length it was settled, that if the second i'll
terview withe widow, and an exhibition OF
her children proved satisfactory to old Joh
Carson, he should take them in; If found
more than Job could attend to-
why all go you halves, job, said
Captain Winepipes.
Next day, Widow Glenn and her pretty
children appeared at the door of Carson
mansion; and Banquo full of pleasant an
5 ticipations, ushered them into the retired
merchants presence.
1t was evident, at the first glance the olC
gentleman gave the group, that the battle
: was more than half won.
'sFine boy, that come here sir--slevel
, years of age, eh? Your names Martin
Martin Glenn, eh? Well Martin, my lad
I, you've got a big world before you-a fuss
ing, fuming world, not worth finding out
b not worth the powder that would blowit ur
You've got to take your position in tb
J, ranks too, mean and contemplate as the
are; but you may make good man; il tn
world don't benefit you, why a-you ca
y benefit it, that's the way Tve donc-bee
d obliged to do it, amt sorry for it, neither,
/ said the old man, with evident emotion.
le "Your name is Cynthia, ell? Andy
/ are fine grown girl for your age, surel,
t. Cynthia, you'll soon be capable of "keepin
Is house" too, you've got world before yo'
r; too, my dear; wicked, scandalous worlc
ne a world full of deceit and misery-look ;
4 your mother; look at ME! All, well it a
I our own, fault; yours, madam, for havIn
these membranes, and mine, poor dev
IL for not having 'em Cynthia, YOU are
~ fine girl, good girl, Il know II All, here
Ut mamma pet, suppose; Rosa Glenn, Vel
N pretty name, pretty girl, too, very prett
D. Lips and cheeks like cherries, eyes bright
than Brazil diamonds. Ma am, you've g.
great treasures here, d man mdst be astup
lg ass to,call these ineum5ronees. They a
q Jewels of illestimable value. What's n
Id filthy bank accounts, dollars and cent
nd goods and chattles, that fire may destro
he and thieves steal--to these blessings tn
at that God has given to the lone widow
ny strengthen her-checr her through the da
path of life? God is great, generous al
n Just; see it now, palmer than | ever d
. before Banquor' -
M: "Yis'r Pse heah. massa."
I "Go tell Councillor Prime to call lon i
ed Immediately; tell Captain Winepipes
. come over-Iwant to see him. I'm goi
. to make fool of myself, / believe"
lat "Yis sab, Use gone, gorry, guess der
m, suffin gwoin to happen to dat lady and &c
it. lchil'ns-suah'' said Banquo, rushing Q
ne of the housesBia .seaso0isl ,d1 81 q,
ch IT. The fate Of the ship-builder's family "
ng fixed. Job Carson sproposcd-and
of widow, Of course, consented, that Mart
Il tGlenn should become the adopted son
m. fthe old gentleman, Job Carson; and Il
ny lhe should choose trade or professit
I'D which he should then, or, later, lea
ly- making the old mans house as much
bid home as circumstances would permit,
OBJ, two girls were to remain under the sa
iff- roof with the mother, who was at once
re- stalled housekeeper for the bluff and gen
the Ious old gentlman.
irts Old Captain Windpipes insisted on
the share in the settlement, to wit: that b
to girls should be educated at his expen
md which was finally acceded to, adding, t
tut, in case in--Captain Joseph Winepipe
18th should live to see Rose Glenn bride,
oor should provide for her wedding, and c
APP her q dowery. ~ aGssiax9 ~
lae "Now set that down in black and wi
you Mr.. Prime, said Job, "md that l,
yro. Carson do agree, should live to see c
,ah, lthia Glenn wife, to give her comfcrta
nd start in the world-set that down, 10
,me will do it, yes / will =. said the old s.