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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-05
NEW BOOKSi

DIVES Life Of Madison, "Reminiscences Rufus Choatc
nasarl Ta.lors New Book Of Ira, els" ll"nl, and
Abroad The Secret Out 1000 Tricks with carls Lea,
from Ariors Note Book with "Reminiscences
Room ind Stage Life of laron ton Humboldt The Old
Mansion b, Peterson, The Great Triinlaiiun y nr tunng
SCOTS lninir, Tactics iiarlces Rite and inaury
Caviar, TACTICS kAlals Life of dfer-n Corner tu,bar
Ala Leigh b, Pierce Egan Apleons halfway ,itle Tor De-
c,mher, ii j. j. CIELUS.
dee l13 Main
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The gain over the inspections of the year 1853,
is, therefore, about 1000 Lhds. y large amount
of loose tobacco, say between twoand three hun
dred thousand pounds, has also been received
The lust six months, as usual in the year, are the
least busy--the most active months being April,
Nav, June and July-FLpress.
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NEGROES WANTED.
Valuable Diamond Hill Property For Sale.

Valuable Diamond Iiill Properly For Sale.
kA INTENDING 10 remove from the cs, Offer at private
Hi. sale, Ny RESIDENCE Diamond iiHl, together with
AcrN OF Land thereto attaehit being the
,riy purchased by Of Ainnsan Wnston's Trsaa This
Property is confcsscty the mut desirable In the city
The house Is OF brick contains II Is In thorough
pair and i,as attached all ou:cnss and line Well
OF The ground perfectly level, and in fine state of
cultivation To city purchasers Ills property needs escr
it, well the high character Of Tic neghorlo in
which it situated j. too well known require praise
The i'll he reasonable and time nlic 10 suit Iarclas
Inoi 2-Iltsl c. \. GoI.HoIN
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Sparkling @

Sparkling Gelatine.
FEW Groce Boxes Sparkii sg Gelane for making Jelly
"A Blanc Mango &C., &c also, Coopns Sheet and Shred
Gclatine, for sao by JOHN II. sEAY,
decI Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-05

opcrnIts Win ceFtahtyHHd tnousanus ue 70 szlHy
10 Its wonderful virtues
All who giving their unanimous testimony h He
avor.
Mr. the mouth seiM the b.rf0orator and sseallo,o
both together E- a- + d, y
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER hottie. - .
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor,
345 Broadway, New York.
Rctaed by all DFuggss Sold, ALSO by j. Il. SkAY W. A.
srRor,ER Co, and sTAHLEn d JONES' Lynchburg, Va.
march 5.--ac1y =5J-5-
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ATTENTION. RIFLE CREYS i

fALl. On the Treasurer PSo. lem, H. y. LATHAM Dr.
~ Ovens ONCE immediately and deposit with him f0-for
the nncrinis Trimmings &c, II your Uniform Al desire
To have their uniforms made by the tailor Will leave
with Ghas Rane, is9 Main by Janu-
nry. A. y. BlGGEfS, ia. Captain
wv. Il. TrRrIn, LIST serg't tiec CATS
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Snillng of Il SLenlnnr

NV YORK, Jan. The steamer Asia sailed
today ut nool., but took specie.
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them having large circulation Among people south
Virginia AMI East Tennessee.
New ERA, Floyd C. H., Va VIRGINIA Eono Halifax e. II.
Wma. VA. n TRIM. News, Bristol Va
Es.isrrn, ,''''' ,s"s Jone.ioro, Tenn
SENTINEL, R0gers,ile, Tenn trcsncsill Tenn
l>rELLiENcER, Norristown" ADyKgTisRK, Chattanooga
STAR, tJ,x,.,o, Va Posi- Athens,
f SaSsa,l Lbcrty Va H H.i.s,s san " ya
Nisrroe. Marion, VA STAR HERALD. thristianslrr
DEMOCRAT, rncas.,e Va l'aTrior, GrayS1n Z H., Va.
huIG, f"'>"'''e, ' a. TEi.slAiiI
pGaoonAr, Union, Va 1Ias, "!"'''' Va
EEGi>rkR, (n.,,,u. Y. Apyor ATE Tazewcll e. H. VA
EErt Bil"As, ' -" SouTi NEST, tiles O. H.. VA
stSIi>E, Alexandria, Va. lErrnL, An, Wnchest,r. va
Persss wishing Ia advertise In the above apers
md II 10 To call the
where he
al,erti-, nIents FORWARDED WITHOUT
80 viii also receive aud forward nd, eriising Ia paper
in the United states. A. WADpifI-
sept fsts. Foreman Nirginau onec.
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ATTENTION.

A LII ACCOUNTS READY FIRST JANUARY, 1sGo-My
friends viii please remember that coccng
clos" al hand and that .sy expected cali In and settle
ar pay when called upon
nnd thai h exceedingly important should BIZ strictly
prompt In nil payments and wi DO rnpossbe for
me TO maintain that desirable and important character unless
lrrgnira prompt pdgment L. I. ARMTsTEAD,
dec Ella URepl No. 40, Man ST. I.ynchlurg Va.
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MEpIrArEp MlscHiEr.-The Alexandria Sen
,incl Of Saturday. says:
letter frnm the Northern Neck says thnt
want woman of Mrs. VERIFY had made statements
+, her mistress of meditated mischief in Richmond
county, which had caused tho arrest Of ten negro
p,cn Ly the civil authorities. The Investigations,
Which have not been concluded, had ncrea >cd the
socitudc of the people. The appropriate remedy
will he doubtless applied.
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MTSCELLANEO US.


'Anks n. soxIiS.1 lrpsosp ". JoEEs
NOWTIIN &; JONES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grecers and Commission Merchants,
No. iia, CORNER MAIN AND MARKET STREETS.
Lynchburg. Va.
HAVE In sorr and fur snc large and well assorted stock
OF aroceries staple Dry Goods Do, comprising The fol-
hmmg Wa Cuba Orleans and Coffee sugars various grades
Leaf Crushed. formulated and Powdered sugars Ro La
Rnra Java and Mocha Coffee aud Black Teas various
pan~ sperm. NaN Adamanne and Taliow Candies, 1rewn
anc, soaps sars brands spiees vi every Kind Sole.
hiher good ami damaged Liverpool and 0ruund Alum salt,
lotion afs NIL Nos Virginia and Western cnrud iaeon, M.
HALIFAX Herring in bls, No Mackercl In kiia Old Demn
I'm Nails Mountain Iron. Cast, Shear and nisicred Steel
Plough Lines Bed tors No. and ,raahurgs Rlcached and
Etomn shlriings, Heavy Woens DOL Hats Brogan Shoes
Negro Bankets &c, dc. which they will se low
IN exchange Tor country produce. liec
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FOR RENT.

A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT tho
IN ensuing year. Also, for hire, Il BLACKSMITH
Apply at T. L. Armseads and Hat 40 Main ST.
lee h.Ils
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Mr.. lanes Greer.

Mr.. James Greer,
ylNAKE notice, that Wednesday, the 18th day Of January
the Law Office of Messrs Ice Peasants in the
city Of Richmond, shall take the dispositions Of Mrs
McCabe and ohcrs, TO be read the trial Of the suit de-
pending the Creuit Court Of yneburg under the style of
Greer by &c., Greer. II know any sad deposit
taken the day ne the, will be commenced
on he neat day and continued Till completed.
Ann GREER, who sues by
dc 2-cwiw no. EARLY, us next friend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-05

These GUAs remove all
morbid or bad matter from
Tho system, supplying In THAR
place "A healthy low Of bile,
Inylgorating Inc stomach,
causing food to digest well,
PuRPyIsG THE BLOOD, giving
tone and health to tbs whole
machinery, removing the
cause OF The disease-sifect-
Ing n radical cure.
BILIOUS ATTACKS are cured
and, wliat 10 better, prevent
cd by the occasional use Of
the Liver Invlgorator.
One d, ~ afler eating II
sufficient 10 relieve the stom-
nch and prevent the food
from rising and souring.
Only one dose taken be-
fore retiring prevents MIGHT
MARE
Only one dose taken at
night, loosens tho bowels
gently, and cures CosTIyk-
NESS.
One dose taken after each
meal will cure pYsPRrsIA.
One dose Of two teaspoons
full will always relieve SICK
HEADACHE.
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISER
ADVERTISING AGENCY
AT THE "vIRGINIANn OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AM AGENT FOR the follow ing papers line Of
I,uehbng Chattanooga lnres Of
them having large circulation among people south.
Virginia ami East Tennessee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-05

MESSRS. WELSH BROTHERS 4 co.,
OF MADEIRA,
rASE appointed their Agents VmxIna The sale of
their WINES We shall be pleased receive orders
from the rne for thev Wines ped direct 10 Virgin
inrihe price the sam. In Virginia rs IN Nev York.
up to ti6 per gallon, vintage of fsfh
sherry Wines from q DO To 80 per gallon.
I,shon Wines nom tl 10 To ~ por gallon.
Port Wines from t2,bo To u per gallon.
EDMOND, DAvENPoRT q CO.
dec 26-ta RIehmond ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-05

TopAcco INSPECTIONS. following is n state
ment of the inspection of tobacco at the fonr
Warehouses; in Petersburg. during the last six
mouths, together with the inspect ons of tho six
months preceding
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-05

VHARPEE'5 FOR JANUARY 1880
HI GODEYS LADY'S BOOK FOR JANUARY 1850.
PETERS0NS MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY 1861
AT VlCT0k's, 153 MAIN STREET.
dee
AIOTICE-Mr Wm j. Chkiress Is hereby authorized
~ cept for mo,! duc Ia. old Of j. L. Winston q
may 104is !. II. g. WINSTON.
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3as Gdiociap IL from M Porter. Ee nsiAnoaa Marine
tHrohota.tef and Matchmaker:
nostpN, Sept. 2s,h 1879.
Mn L. T.. EonniSs, rrcaa Am. Watch Ia
DEAR sH:l have sold during the year considerable
number al watches of Tho NHan
~ say that NIL of Them without exception fulfilled my
guaranty and have given satisfaction ihc purchasers
GEORGE u. PORTER.
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WtLiros BIrrr, south Carolina Oct. Goth, 1872
Il. H. Ronniss, Esl
DIAN Sin-The three watches uf your manufacture which
purchased TO be used plantation, pro, thu
correct mckecpers have known gave head
servant head carpenter and head engineer cuch
tem and since the, have been In their respective possession
ever, Thing the plantation har ork In co,-
rncnce "f tho extreme accuracy aud regularity with which
these watches perform.
Truly yours, LEWIS MORRIS
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BosroS, Sept 2Ilh, is59
Mn Il. J. HonnISs, Trcas Am Watch Co.
Dram sin:1i gives great pleasure comply with your
ruc- for report Of ic performance the American wntc,
hich purchase, of you Dec I'd iS. that dn,
and It's variation from The time the 18th Of February
Mhrn let II run down, ten seconds FIST fron
Ia III, pron II has with nearly perfect sisadoss Ing
during The eight months, varied than scconls nnd
it with nncomnany rough usage commend your
uiautnro In The highes terms.
Yours, truly JAMES II. CLApr,
Finn Of tlnpp, Fuller y lIrowne, iiankers, Boston,
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MESSRS. WELSH BROTHERS a CO..

superior lot Of English, Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese
"A just resolved and for sale by SMITH l. ADAMS
dec y IAt Main atraat
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ghe permission 10 make snrh of this statement
You ma, think proper am, with respect, yours truly,
PAUL MoRPIIY.
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MAStFAtTTRED BY sKILLFUL woRKMEN ElAa
oi the best material, aud finished In the lno.i
desirable lIis Stock embraces article
nil, gotten up in the extensive manufactures.
il. sulti.a call from those wishing purchase feeling
s,roI that hc aud will give saaelisn in regard 10 both
prize and qualify Of work.
~" Hair and Shuck Mattresses always hand.
EDMAED j. FOIkES.
Warcrooms and Mandatory, doors below Liberty Ware
house. jan 4-lScisif
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Attention Wise Volunteer Troop and Home
Guard!

Fine Teas.
HAVE Just received supply Of rrry superior GREgS
L lLAcX TEAS. For siie D., JOHN IL. SEAi,
i,: Druggist
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Il + .onnISs Treas Am. Watch Co.:
DIAN sR:rho Waiilan," which purchased somo ak
months snoe hns given ,utlre satisfaction boon
fully equal IN that OF Frosham which owned more than
year Truly yours,
ALBERT METcALF, % Franklin street
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-03-15

A WrrrY REDsKrN.-Away down in
Maine, q big Indian was tried, convicted and
fined five dollars for'slealing. He immedi-
ately pulled out we'll. filed wallet and
counted out the money 10 Judge Johnson,
demanding al the Same time receipt when
the following cofoquy occurred.
Jadge.-" Sam, you don't want re-
ceipt = for it is settled on the docket, and
can Re,er again come up agains. you."
Indtdn ~ pay you the money: well,
give me receipt" ..
Judge.-"I tell you that you don't. need
it, for it is settled on the docket" X, .
Indian.-" White man SAY me steal,
Judge Johnson Say me steal, say me no
steal, but me pay um, uow give TIN re-
ceipl." -. +.
judge" Well, since you insist upon it,
If You will give a good reason for wanting it,
| will give you one" -
Indian.-.' Well, when me die, me spects
to GO to heaven. Very well when me,
gets to The gate, Peter says go way Indian,
YOU steal / says very well, what if do,
don't pay UNI? Peter says, show um re.
ceipt, and then if ! don't have um shah
be obliged TO go look all through hell To-
lind Judge Johnson 10 prove pay um.'
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-03-15
Bllmarnfs OIia.
The Judges Saw Logs.

In the village of w. lived 4 man whc
had once been Judge Of the counts
and was known all round by tie name %
Judge -. Hekept store and saw mill
and was always sureio have the best of
bargainon his side, by which means he had
gaiued an ample competency, and some did
not hesitate to cah him the biggest rascal
in the world." lie was very conceited with
al, and used TO delight in Dragging OF his
business capacity when any one was near to
listen. One fainy day, as quite a humber
was seated round the stove in the store, he
began as usual to tell of his grea; bargains
and finally woundup with, Nobody ever
cheated me, nor they can't neither"
Judge" said an old man of the compa-
NY" Eve cheated you more'n you ever did i
me-"
" How so r. said the Judge.
" If you'll promise yon won't 90 to law
won't; you are too much of law charaeterl
for me-"
Let's hear | let's hear r. cried half dog
en- voices AT once. "We'li bear yon out I'M
it-go onp
"I'll PROMISE said the Judge, "and treat
in the bargain, if you have"
well, do you remember that wagon you
robbed me OUT Of ~
81 neverrobbed you out Of any wagon"
exclaimed the Judge, Il only got my
own"
"well. made up my mind TO have It
back, and -"
I" BH you never did ~ cried the Judge.
4" Yes did, and interest, too P'
How 2" Numbered the now enfaged
Judge.
We'll, you see, Judge, I sold you, ono
day; very nice pine log, aud bargained
with you for lot more. Well, that log
stole off your pile, down by your mill, the
night before, and riext day sold it 10 you.
That night drew it back home, and sold it
to YOU next day, and so kept on until you
bought your own log of me twenty seven
times p
That's q lie r cried the mad Judge, run.
ming to his book and examining his log ac-
counts;"you never sold me twenty
logs of the same measurement"
:" knnw it," said the vender in logs.-
"By drawing il back and forth the end wore
off; and. as it wore, / kept cutting the end
off until It was only ten feet lonE--iust fourI
teen feet shorter than it was the first time
you bought it, and when it 90: SO short, I
d ew il home and worked it up into shingles;
and the next week you bought the shingles,
and then concluded bad got my wagon
back, and in my pocket book"
The exclamation of the Judge was drown
ed in the shouts of the bystanders, and the
log drawer found the door without waiting
r the promised treat. And 10 see a mad.
man, you have only to ask the Judge if he
was ever shaved.
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A LAST LooK.-There is a feeling that resem-
bles death in the last glance we are ever to be-
stow on loved object The girl You have trea.
sured in your heart, ns she passes by on her we'd
ding day, it may be happy ard blssful, lifts up
her laughing eyes, the symbo. Of her own light
heart. aud leaves in that look, darkness and desc
lation to you forever. The boy your father-spir.
it elung to like the very light o! your existence,
waves his hand from quarter deck, as the gigant-
ic chip bends over the breeze the wind is play
ing through the locks your hand oft.time has
smoothed the tears have dimned his eyes, for
mark, he moves his fingers over them-and this
is a last look.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-03-15

LovELXEss.-What constitutes true loveliness
Not the polished brow, the gaudy dress. nor the
show and parade Of fashionable life. A woman
may have all the outward marks of beauty, and
yet not possess lovely temperament 1t is the
benevolent disposition, the kind acts and the
Christian department. 1t is IN the heart, where
meekness, truth, affection and humility are found,
where We look for loyelncss, nor do We look in
vain. The woman that can smoothe the aching
heart, smoothe the wrinkled brow, alleviate the
anguish Of the mind, and pour the balm Of con-
ISOLATION in the wounded breast, possesses, in an
eminent degree, true loveliness Of character
She - The zeal companion OK man, aud does Ghe
work Of an angel. 1t is such a character that
bles'es with warmth and sunshine. and maketh
earth to resemble the Paradise Of God.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-03-15

LIMITED IDEAs.-Maria Saunders, an old lady,
had formed a singularly low estimate Of heaven.
ly things She was crippled and wasted away,
and the moral tenement seemed scarcely TO hold
together So, one day, / said" Never mind
Maria, all will be changed there will be no pain
sorrows; and we shall have a new body, even
a heavenly body" "Ah, sir" she said, a. am
so glad to hear you say so. do want n new
body very bad yes, and a neW inside too" In.
deed, the esubiunary notions of the poor ardbt
ten very striking. A friend related to me how
once, when lie had mistiied an old sailor with
the texts he quoted in answer to his inquiry as
to what heaven would be like, and what kind OF
happiness TO hope for, the old man exclnimed-
Yes. sir; all very good. as your honor says: no
doubt Of It; but, says !. old England for me-"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-03-15

A REndIots LHF.-The beauty Of a religious
life rs one of its greatest recommendations
What does II profess2 Peace to al mankind
Il teaches us those arts which win contribute to
our present comfort as well as our future happi-
ness Its greatest ornament is charity--it incul.
Gates nothing but love and simplicity Of affection,
mbreathes nothing butathe purest spirit Of de.
light in short. it isa system perfectly calculated
70 benefit the heart, improve the mind, and en-
Tighten the understanding.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-03-15

Nor COMMISSION MERCHANTS time since,
Nicholas Longworth, Of Cincinnati shipped, to
the care Of the American Minister in London
Mr.. Dallas, ten boxes Of sparkling Catawba. and
requested him to be so very good as to accept
one box for his own use, AMI turn over the other
nine to his wine.merchant, with instructions to
sell them for what price he thought best, and ac-
count for the net proceeds to one Nicholas Long
worth. Of Cincinnati, Ohio. direct Mr.. Dallas,
however, returned the suhjoined reply:
"Dear Sir-Yours is received, informing, DC
cannot approve Of your procedure. I cannot
reconcile the duties Of Minister PIenipotentiary
Of the United States at this Court with those of
n commission merchant. l shall not receive the
wine, DC. . Yours, &C.,
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS"
Mr.. Dallas was perfectly right. and Mr.. Long.
worth about as green as some of his own young
grapes. ..r
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5tIetfa 49attru.
Comrades, Phi 10 GLASS for Me.
NJ STEPHEN .. rosrER. =

Bf STEPHEN %. SfoBTER.
4. Oh. comrades, ali no glass for me, t,f..l
,55ITo,d drown my soalin liquid flsmo} ~ ~
For If drank, the toast should bcH!' - r.
To blightcd fortune, health and fame,
Yet though I long to queil the strife
- That passion holds against my life, q q 7.'a
- still boon companions may We be; sf s'''i'
but, comrades, I'LL no glass for me! ..'U3.,7
TssI know breast that once was light, % s
,sa3 Whose patient sudcrings need my caro-
know hearth that once was bright,
syy But dropping hopes have nestled there.
Ri Then, while the tear drops nightly steal
From wounded hearts that should hear,
Though boon companions ye may be,
oh, comrades, flf no glass for mo!
When was young felt the tide ,ss,ssss.,.
or aspirations undcflcd;
But msnhood's years have won the pride 80
Ny parents ccntcrcd in their child.
Then by the mothers sacred tear,
BY oil that memory. should revere, "
"a Though bocn companions 20 may be, saf adj
1ooh, comrades, gil nofgass for me. rg
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-03-15

"MoRAL REroRM."-SuIject-a boy four years
old" BY gracious, mother. want some money
ooh, my darling, you should not use such
words" ...
well, by thunder and lightning. then. I must
have some" ...
"Oh, dear me James Charles William Henry
Augustus Caesar Frederick Lafayette sBonnpnrte
Smith, if y0u say such awful words / must pun
ish you" ....... ...
We'll, then, old woman srear will have
some, now"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-03-15

Gov. CHASE tells the etory that when Lieut..
Gov. Newman, of Tennessee, was in Cincinnati
with the Kentucky and Tennessee Legislatures,
he wns accompanies by his "body servant" a
sprightly, saddle colored boy" of about thirty,
who was conscious of his dignity. HIS master,
who was in the hubit of jesting with him famil
iarly, accosted him in the hall of the NELL
House just before the departure of the guests
with why, Jack, havn't any Of the Aboli.
tionists carried you off YETI YAH yah
Mas Newman" quoth Jack, when seed you
gwine down de street. arm in arm wild Gubncl
Dennison and Gubner Chase, to; you were gone
sure" a. .n
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-03-15
Misrrllanrulta Rmnina.
Meet Lizzie at Six"

IA ,a r. meet Lizzie at Six" III, s.s.s
That was all the dispaich contained. Four
little words; yet what excitement they caused in
the household Of Maple Cottage the quiet.
ter household, whose members at the moment of
il" reception were on the point, Of retiring to
fest Tor ihe night i.'''F % n-Es o. 5a@
.nes Meet Lizhie at SIX Was our darling, In
deco 50 near nsf I've years and three months
mao passed since our eyes had been gladdened
"y'her g'rish oeaaty since her voice had min
s'e' WIZ, '"e ora music that hoated along the
s'''"'e' o"ys among me Naples Two years and
'"re' months n"a oeen buried among books. in
lar away city, bowing her sunny cnrls over al
gebra and geometry, grammar and philosophy,
astronomy and botany. French aud Latin. pa.
ientIy at first. because her parent desired il af
terward eheerfully. to please the teachers che
had'learned 10 love- at least zealously from pure
thirst Tor the treasure these stndies unlocked to
her. Butt was all over now, those toilsome
years. and she was onster way home once more
our Lizzie-our pet and pride-we should
NEST her at six." ,F ~. a.......
She had left B. In the mornine; had Jour
neyed without stoppnga at all; this we guessed
at onee. and at eight IN the morning, finding a
hasty opportunity she had telcgraphed to us the
aooye words. AZ six, the eastern train arrived
at our station; Lizzie was to ride all night, for
the sake OF reaching home thus early. 1t was
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A FEW more smiles. few more tears, some
pleasure, much pain, little longer hurrying and
worryi ing through the world, come hasty greet.
ings. and abrupt farewells, and our play will be
played out, and the iniurer and injured will be
led away, and ere long forgotten. Is it worth
while to hate each other? ..... ....