Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15
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AszEsRAksA 5srge-rne following
aNge!ar oeenfrsasRea ashions.
:olSzhotel-!n Memph Tenn, aRolsfhe latter
end OF Of August, WflTsno doubtzbs5ss amusing to
:oorzEea aders-aSi annoying to the parties
concerned ',s''''S9
.5lsrlyz in the@dqy couple Of middie.spcd
gen1lenen,i who th3's6 RitIl=Pepe that
oee!ampaned=hyI' ! heir oung and hl66ming wives
i.IIEyea yrnl tzftdueSted, for
the 5conyen enituaeofs the: ladies, Il lie shown int
adlonlngr0G leyzJvcrG :Ercor,l,n,lv nlacnJ
IN No. 40 aud 46. Having considerable bmSi.
ness To trapSart, 9nd-being anxious to continue
tneir Journey 10 the Virginia Springs, where
eheN designed spending portion of their hon.
35yIhGAn theYweIe7 7neCeSSIrily aIlsentra t.reater
part 0t the day., and ElvitSttfe yning EbrI;leS tn
themselves as hest lIVs eistiitfs45F the
temporary AhSemre of their lords. In the eve
nlng, they returned with the .uii&E ecutne news
tina some iMpnItan Negotiations were mend.
gg With dhe head of akb'iSimess hpaSu, and that
theyi nah.1Tqde arrangsnentSEtO meet hiql at his
GnuMtlnEsrd"g alteraS1ppcE rathrF thai tlsldy
tttetssj j"nsnty "rty4cTgh S:F6TIs. azFhezSfvessy
~hlIe they regretted the absence nfrIheir, huS
bands Wete so unxi,juS 3to rhithc Springs
1sl@rs ths close "t the SeaSon, THAI they thought
t1e arranEcnrnF was the, best that could have
been made under the circumstances
1T would lie nmgalant tn intimate that the
two gentlemen, whose previHnS iiies. had bean
81 lnli nt pleasure. -alceadY- the Sken Chain
III mattltmony -buEdem, or rnI a .tuourrmt e.
Srettcd the journey To l5arlaGl- from which,
'ce"'dlng tn M"mthigne, all uaarIel, men are
'"Xin"S I" Ietnrn; but certain 1t il, the count
"S r""nl conference witi MR.. Scliwcll ,:luscd !
cry shortly afterwards, aud the unfortunate
brnedictS, instead Of fNi,g tn the White arulS
hat were Waititg to receive them repaired tn
tne apartment ." l'arheinIs fiiend--wc. hluSh
tn tell it!-whrre they cnII&nlutl themselves
Nth s"ndry botIles of winc; ard though they =
I'D not
Scare rish, away With the ring OF their glasses"
,arried nntil very nn,cax6natlc hour, untl.lonp
ttef their wives, weary yMilh watcliinggEl,ud:Ia !.
| vn asleep. -
We have omitted to mention tia, No. 45
>l"rts ha"d>n,ne wl;i>licrS aud ri.,lslach,..
while his friend persists in reapipg cluSe these
nsi'lences "F manhood. The EnrIncr is also
much largcrtIian the latter and has a vnice .S
rich, heavy, and snnorouS as The others lt:WfJI
| ning, suit aud mild
When the tAain returned to the hotel. they
we're nnlisua'iy mellow. Whatever troubles
they possessed, Were now all drowned in wirlc
a servant was called to show them their rooms
which they cautiously approacIe,I, a:.xiIls moi
to disturb their wives, who they knew would
closely catechiSr them for rel;til;ina AWAY S,r
tong. tcy quietly entered, lOiSr,-> II reno
we'd their cl"thng, aud straltlilv rrccI,iIS,iu
hcIi, were SOnn buried III prUtnnui Siurp.
The wife oI No. 4i, however, was &e5trza aroms. -
ed by an unusual n"isc, which was nothing else
than a luud Snmc finm her huSamd, tho She
now discovered had returned. Thinking ne
might possibly be i'll, she Thought to awaken.
him, when, throwing tier aGruSS Ills breast
1t tell I- horror! -nu face covered with Iiait!
IINith bound She leapel t. the mi,idIe nf the
4
that it aroused nearly every one IN the fluur.- .
llcr Iticmd III the adjoining room; SuddenIYE
starting from horrible dream, aud finding her
husband by her side. ..crcii "ut-:'Cha1lrS!
Citar:>! get nl. qntk!- LIDO hcliexe-that souIe
"ne Is mnr,elvd!" But Charles. dIl not stir
She Sl,uok hiIn. - hen, missing the hirSute ai,.
pend"gc I" his face that WAS won't 10 hang oyer
his manly cIcSt, She jumped quite US far, aud
screamed fully as loud ,s herlricnd.
The attentive proprietor it>tautly hurried to
the scene, while twenty heads were peerng
linIn aS many dunlS to see what was the cause
:" such an unusual disturbances The nocturnal
c"mUdy y-"t erI'iS wA$-tXt tlnilled in .t-Inoment-
the two gentlemen had both missed their rooms
and wc'e actually in lied with each others
wives! Matters were at onccmghtcd, and order
aud quiet restored. 1T
The wtlnlc party erjoyr,l a hearty laugh tho
next 'n"rI!i'g, and hcg.ii G the chlonel to say :.
nothing about IT, touk the first train for the
u1rth, the husbands v"ming they would never.
again forget their numbers.
IN this weeks number Of Noah's Times dnai
Messenger we find this question, which, inz ali !.
probability possesses sonc-cousidclable general :
interest
[lNcrN: 81 met several months since highly
Intelligent and rst,uIabo young lally, diIc Vi h0m
Iconsi'le, ii true woman in every respect, and !;
was 50 l'teasrd with her, that paid her atten-
tim which was remarked aud pnhlilv talked-0f
Knnwing which. aud liking her extremely,
honestly persuaded myself That was, in love
With her, ands after "A. mouths courtShip ad.
dressed and cr1gagc,l myself to her, aud it v,s
n"ta.w week after this hcfnre began to suspect
att times, when awav- -ft,rn her=that really did
notlIov heraSI, should. - \ *s5My
?3r>riri"ns however grew Stfopger aud Str"n-
gprj until could no longer d"nht the entire
rbnhss ssrwllch- had c0uc; overmo;.t,ut Isintendetl
10 cuucral it from her, tu fulfil the engagement,
aud tcr"te- NY life TO innking her happy, Mt
least in faith NfImy1loSsc Icnavstale here that
one thing, wIph perhaps, "slilile2 inilneuced !,
tl.e change, was tile di>e1vefy That The lady
es:os ittle older thar mysp1E (25,l ashrn had
IgGIrnScd her, two Years y"tlIgcT. DuIjng.thjS