The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-09-06

i the other cs.e. e s.,.ora .;lso, .. Il.
4. grave. i was! not iopg In discover;n,
1 hat there -, soD,s rnssie,v @ connscsas
with him, eIId e !. AZ ;ntensel ,annl;cs
/ t;on 10 labor = sarn rne, nror,n,ea merel,
Inv n de.ira, a. MI u. ,u,T,,.y s,r ;f ,b.r,
!, = ia ,anvtl.;no q sspbra6oloor ;ndo;no
4 from the formation of his head be was
the very one whom i would have se
lscted from q score 4 snendib,;ff 90.
cas;onally l,is scbseks ronId flusb his
/ eyes l;olt nm. ana Z bannr smiI, over.
/ spread his conn,enapcas. Then the smile
would eo away. Ljs ewes yonla f;ll w;,b
tears. Will. al ex p,ess;on Of sadnesa-
almost dsapair-zwould seat itself unon y,
his conntenanco. j have been temptcd
a Thousand times to ask him lie cause
of this. hut as he anneared so cold and
isolated. .refrained from, doiny so as !,
is not pleasant proff.rinu symna,hv mn.
asked $3.50 f~%
"ITell how al Ton ,;ks rour ,e;oh h
Dor ~ asked one Of the iournevmen Of
me as wa wers descen3;no; ,Ia s,a;,a
one evening u =
.Ican hardly, make him. ON, ns,;d 7.
he appears 10, be strange sor, of
ing. You are better, acena;n,ed w;,b
him than &. how; do ron i;La h;u, ~
Z. For INV part Il hate him and wLo,
is more. he shas not n friend in ,ha
.wbols of,;ca .s'g,rt. = e.,,.m 49, H. III 'ne
for three months. and he has b.rdit
spoken 10 any one. A man wLo ,nal,as
such bills az he does. and boards
up lis money likeia miser. / have very
little friendship for. We wouldp't an,y
of ps care so. much if ho would be q
little sociabIe and. spend N dollar or
even. dime, occasiotally; but no-,ev
cry FIVE cent cen piece Ire iocets he bano.. =,
to- as u he was aftnid the eagle on II
would spread bis wings and fly away
with it doing him out Of five cent
,piece, But be can't stay here long.
Weshave insnlted him a dozen times !
and be has less SUNK than I think he
has # he don't resent 1t some day:
well get him into a quarrel then, and
have him discharged" =. -. :. ..... ,l.,
But,psaid |, ado You know any.
thing abouthis hiStory9 He may have
some all.absorbing end 10 accomplish,
which is the cause Of bis uniting assid.
MY. You should haze little charity
for the fellow, and taking Grocke,t's
motto, .tbe sure You're right before you
go ahead.' y; - = s-.~'i,f' :. 5,
!" No, we know nothing of him and
" circumstances are as \ on suppose. IL
will be his own fault, If they are dis,
covered too late, for we have tried often,
enough TO scrape an acquaintance with
him. You had sbetter not take ,a,p on
his side il You do not wish to incur tie
gdispleasure Of the whole Office. Good
night" !, ':s,st, s,,st, = e lstits;9 - ~,
eS ,Ishad some charity for tbo s.,l,,v
and was resolved to see him ,;,,bied
should he get into difficulty. 4 soon
saw that he was very unpopular and
that I, as i felt rather disposed 10 make
allowances for him, was considered his
friend. Many were the jokes cracked
at our expense whenever the 9. Quaker
corner las the place occupied by us
bad been dubbed) was. mentioned. a
universal litter ran round the Office.
These little things ir,ilated me some,
b,d asl was not .be principal object at
.shom tllese arrows were aimed, I re-,
solved TO forbear, and let him be the
Itrsc 70 speak ~ I. g. &. Z I
-, = ! say, feiiow,sai foBdys looking
customer who went by the maine OF
Zeke.E - do Onak eras exar bava = 20 =, =.