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Waterloo the Day after the Battle.

On surface of two square miles, it
was ascertained that fifty thousand men
and horses were lying The luxurious
crop OF ripe grain which had covered the
field Of battle, was reduced TO litter, and
beaten into the earth a; and the surface
trodden down by the cavalry, anG fur
rowed deeply by the cannon wheels,
s!rewed with many relic of the fight
Helmets and cuirasses, shattered firearms
and broken swords; all the variety Of
military ornaments, lancer caps and
Highland bonnets uniforms Of every
color, plume and pennon ; musical instru'
ments, the apparatus Of artillery, drums,
bug!es :; but, good God why dwell on
the harrowing picture Of foughten field?
each and every runous display bore
mue testimony 10 the misery OF such
battle. Could the melancholy an
pearance OF this scene Of death be high.
tened, i: would be by witnessing the re.
searches of the living, amid its desola,ion,
for the objects Of their love. Mothers,
and wives, and children, for days were
occupied in that mournful duty and the
confusion of the corpses-friend and foe
Intermlngled, as they were-often rem
dered the attempt at recognizing indivd.
uals difficult, and in some cases impossi
BILE. In many places the dead
lay four deep upon each other, marking
the spot some British square had occu
pied, exposed for hours to the murderous
fire Of a French battery. Outside, lancer
and cuirassier were scattered thickly on
the earth. Madly attempting to force
the serred bayonets Of the British, they
bad fallen in the boolless essay by the
musketry Of the inner files. Farther on,
you trace the spot where the cavalry Of
France and England had encountered :;
chasseur and husssr were interminged
and the heavy Norman horses Of the Im
periai Guard were interspersed with the
gray charges which had carried Albyu's
chivaIry. Here the Highlander and trail
eur lay, side by side. together; and the
heavy dragoon, with green Erin's badge
upon his helmet, was graphing in death
with the Polish lancer On the
summit Of the ridge, where the ground
was embereG with dead, and trodden fet
lock deep in mud and gore by the fre.
quent rush OF rival cavalry, the thick
strewn corpses Of the Imperial Guard,
pointed out the spot where Napoleon
had been defeated. Here, 10 column, that
favored corps, on whom his last chances
rested, had been annihilated and the
advance and repulse Of the Guard was
traceable by a mass of fallen Frencbmen.
In the hollow below, the last struggle OF
France had been vainly made /; for there
the Old Guard attempted to NEE; the
British, and afford time to their disorpan.
! ICED companions to rally,
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on magnanlmous pinyuns the banner Of
the stars, an skreem defiance at the VIC.
Eaters Of the respIendent Constitution
'Jes so,' ses /.
'rll tell you what, Mister Billings ses
Douglas, wavin his arm, this here seen,
with all these people lookin on, an you
TO pass your free jugment bout this race
reminds me powerfully Of Poplar Suvrin.
ty. That air the doctrine, sir. All of us
is free All indpindent. Ef wants 10 do
anything-ef wants to cut my throte-
who's to prevent me 2
Nobody, of course ses |.
This race is to be wun BY rupnin,' ses
Houston Il don't like runnin, an never
did, speshulIy fur the Presidency but
the people would make me. an | had to.
But tel you, Mr.. Billings, you ought
to see me in fie. kinder CESS ken
Kill and etc as many Mexikins as the mex
man.
shouldn't be surprised, ses |.
ia scorn to try an influence you, Mis-
ter Billings says ole Abe, though there
is sum, as | knows, as does it, But
would merely menshun, as peace of muse
which, perhaps, you haven't heern Of,
that | think the Gniral Government
ought to make n feu Internal Improve
ments nifty close to Punkiniown.'
You don't say So ses |.
AS for me-, ses ole Breck, 'all wants
is a fare trac and no favers.'
'All rite, ole hoss,' ses |. And now
Fynt , ,I,,,a, t,l- Il
git reddy.'
They then turned in to pitching up a
hat dotIer, til they all got thare places. -
Abe wuz on the inside trac, Breck mex,
Doug as mex, Bell mex, an ole Sam on the
outside.
Well they all got in a line, an Civ
the ward, an they started. Ole Sam
hadn't got twenty steps, before he stumpt
his foot, an kerslap he went to the ground.
At last they got about half way round, an
Doug las begun to fall behind Thinks |,
ole hoss, your legs is too short. Bell,
too, was n BLOWN nifty hard, an | seed
the race wuz between Brec and ole Abe
They jes com tearin down that rode,
tel you. When they wuz within about
fifty Yards Of the startin place, them two
was jest brest an brest. Bell wuz several
yards behind, and Stephen in his wake
As fur Houston, he laid jes whar lie fell.
We'll, boys, on thev cum like race hor
ses, AT ali the lockers on cussin an SWARM
as e: they wnz mad. Breck's bottom
wuz surprisin; but ole Abe's long legs
WIZ also carryin him along nifty fast,
tell you. They had got within about
three feet Of the line, an | wuz tremblin
all over, wuz so ankshus, when all at
wnns. both Civ lung farard an
(which wnn, Sam, which wun 2
I'll tell you, ater the iust Monday in
December. Boys, let's take drink
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While the officers were quartered in most
splendid state rooms with fine carpets,
looking & lasses, and cushioned chairs, and
faring sumtuously every day on ham,
roast turkey and oysters, washed down
with Hook, Burgundy and Champagne.
This confess chafed my proud republi
can spirit; but then comforted myself
by rejecting that such distinctions were
necessary in all military organizations in
actual service. | had chosen the life of
volunteer, and must now take it for
better or worse, and as it was lot of nv
own choosing, therefore must take the
best of bad bargain.
Wednesday. Jan. live have now
been on the river "a hours, and expect to
reach Mobile early to morrow morning.
The Montgomery is considered one of the
ilnest boats on the river. There are now
abont 400 men on board, consisting Of
hve companies, composing the right wing
OF the Regiment, under the co.nmaud of
Lieut.. Col. Dickinson. The Alabama
river is beautiful stream. I have been
amusing myself, and driving away the
long tedious hours, by sitting near the
waters edge and watching the motion of
the boat and the white foam as she
plunges and dashes i, from her noble
sides. The scenery on the banks of the
river IS very beautiful in many places,
consisting alternately Of high bluffs, dense
forests and extensive and highly cul,va.
ted farms.
by the kindness Of Col. Dickinson,
was invited TO the officers saloon,iu which
| have written this sketch, which now be-
ing done, will pull off my cap TO the
Colonel, and lie his most obediens pro.
tenn. and return to my spacious apartment
below consisting Of six by ten inches.
was indebted for this kindness to the cir
cumstance Of his seeing me seated upon
stick Of wood near the engine, writing
upon rough board laid across my knees.
lie then sent his orderly to invite me up
TO write at his table. | owe Col. ID. many
thanks for several little kindnesses, which
he saw proper to extend TO me, and for
which shall always remember him with
feelings Of kindness. The last night we
spent on the River, WAS kindly invited
10y Quarter Master McGowan, TO share
his birth with him, but | was prevented
from enjoying it by the forwardness of a
selfish fellow soldier, an old acquaintance
OF whom had righ: to expect better
things.
The camp is very good place to de.
velop mans true character. He has
very few incentives for concealment and
If there is weak point, it is very apt to
show Itself. And of all the differen,
shades Of character which have known
IN the service, the most dsagreeable and
hateful, is the misanthrope, that loves no,
body, hates every body and everything,
and is eternally growing ard grumbiing.
Such persons command very little respect
or sympathy, and generally find their
mistake, and their proper level about the
same time.
TO DE CONTINUED
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In Memoriam.

We visited the Ceme,ry OF the Pres
byterian Church, in Yorkvi,le, on SUNDAY
last, with view of examining the beau.
tltul monument lately erected by his fam
ny TO the memory OF the late Col ISAAC
DoNNoN WIrrERsPooN. 1t is readily
distinguished by its singular beauty, and
Is situated near the entrance. II is ten
feet high, with granite and marble bases
OF one foot each-a die of :wo feet square
and three high-neat scrolls on the East
and Vest, containing on the ore the in.
scription, and the observe fitting ies,i =
monlsl TO the husband and father. The
cap is built in the form Of pedineut.
surmounted by an octagon urn from a
solid block-all OF light gray Italian
marble, beautifully polished the name
IN raised letters. a neat cast iron railing
encIoses the whole, as necessary finish.
lhls masterpiece Of workmanship is
from the Marble.Yard Of Mr.. RICHARD
HARE, Of Yorkville, where it was design
ed and executed throughout. 1t is anoth-
er evidence Of what our own mechanics
can do AS such we invite the most
critical inspection Of those who NAV wish
TO place like remembrance over the
loved and lost. Tie cost does not ex.
ceed Charleston prices, while there is no
risk OF transportation, and the erection is
attended to by competent workmen. We
commend Mr.. Hare and Marble and Iron
works to public consideration.
=. II the ceme,ry were properly enclosed,
II woulo De more creditable TO the town.
Rock Hill Chronicle. F.
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giveth his beloved 2 aud would She be
spared all suffering, and only waken TO
find herself in heaven
a. last Ellie moved restessly, for the
tide had by this time reached their res
ting place, and was flowing geuty over
her feet, which were curled up upon the
rock. Arthur was bending down to ava.
ken her, gently, when sound from with
out caused him to start violently, and
then shout aloud with all the strength he
could muster. lie hardly knew his own
voice-so hoarse and changed did it
sound ! He shouted again--this Hme
accompanied by "a piercing cry from Ellie,
who had wakened in alarm and, terri.
fled at finding herself in the water, cluug,
shriekiug, to him.
An answering sound from well
known voice-the sound Of oars "a Lam
terms light cleaning on the waIIs--and
Il boat forces its way into the cave.
Thank God We are in time y bursts
from the lips Of EIie'S father, as he lifts
his little daughter into tie boat ; and Ar
thur returns, conclusiveIy, the grasp Of
his brothers outstretched hand.
A little longer, and the boat nears the
shore and, rs the boatmen's cheering
shoGt brings JOY to the anxious hearts of
the g,oup assembled lhere, Arthur looks
back 20 the scene of the past danger, and
thinks Of EIhe's verse :'Why are We so
fearful, Q ye Of little faith 2