The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-18

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n thai there W1s No book % - - 1eees
no sI 1Sc2Srneds 4 Ii q Wisdoa q q noler.
Rr,tisS. He had boeu AcnooeA com&an!oa ~
fsarey. aud he rsst Of the Nort1srn liehsas .
the tine wAen - 1Aiesss9 3ssssss biased GUT
ia ; ySs.afa .p seis e i 81 s - sons.e3sa =
thosc rloriea. We kAeW Tar cortnjn hat -
nov wrote Il ~ ns.1ws. and tAAa Ne q.
nrosiry q . sinpss eesas<y n1liy iss esrsi
We Nnueefed 0sfore him With hAaed breath,
and chsrtahsd his words ltko otactss. La
pArtisular. nsvss felt my son! ~ NJ ew9 10
time I snudder 1T the possibility Of his Seoe.
nixirs a niece 90 degenerate, u print, - ana
sorely tempted 10 burn my manuscript. Well,
tAt: awtsi resso.,s. vs. 70 pcn II r.s,s
him. Would he fssa instncdve tnat this man
WAS not q other men I or would he treat him
q trreyerently ~ he did Ne I had my miseiv.
moment Jacio saw ~ uDcle, ~ ri upAtma =
II he were 4 tree, sat o. his shoulder, and
nof;rd his whisker! My uncle smiled supe-
r.or, . ciosd-conpelhnG Jove nieos while
he quite SO great . man IN ny I'm ginAt&on.
Things weat on 10 this way for some month";
-Jacko perpesualiy getting into scrapA, and
perpetuaaly being f~ertvsn-whea asehanee
0A0 GA GA80 "a VI -0AAe 0AOo2As -
was arranged that We heald 90 md pay I
visit so my brother. al his new ltvinG ~ York
shire. sJacko was 20 60, too; for change OF III,
Us well a. : very iins bull oui,.ts En ~ whl sS. lad
2 YER of being . tAOro0gn "vasmtnt dog." what
ever that may mean. / believe - was . 1rst-
rate haEd At killing rata, but We merely used
as ~iamb-uever being allowed to run aftsr
his own tail like q kitten, or . dancing 0ervteh;
a trick all bult-terriers are prone 70. lam told,
aud which has the Effect Of vorking them mp
are ready 70 ny 1T ths throat Of thu nsassst by.
stander.4I privately dfsbelieved this rotatory
theory, aad many Z tirne. when I have been
ssis III, r I ras ssSSS, ia as hope. i Ss Would ,osp soi Hs,
my example, bnr he never took the hint. n
Well, we went to 80 my brother. Never
shall l forget that days journey. We woke.
though the intelligence Of 9 approach with
cur aueer retinue Was telegfaPhed along the
lime before rs for whatever station we alight-
ed AZ we instantly became the centre Of Z
monkey's. Jaeko's Adnirers consisted entire
Iy Of boys Of every age and degree Of respecfa-
biiity, from mammals darling with blue eyes
a. and d.; curly Fly, a ;..rs sy sa6 ,sons.r 1el TO .ans he sS Ssedis.s
3urchin who ever shouted 'szissss, Movs's Ae,'id,
Daily Tsrph, Hi.s'd Loads Moss along . rail.
way platform. Big aud little, they clustered
ruand like bees, 0atteutn9 their noses against
the hamper that contained Jacko, though
there was nothing to be seen but two eyes that
gioxed like burning coals. However. 1t seemed
heard one say, in A awe-str9ck Whisper, TO .
snail confederate /: s.Them's the ladies - be-
sonps 10 the monkey - The dogs admirers
were disreputable-lookine men IN .lates oirty
over one eve, and all with IN fndeser1oao bic
look of having been bull-terfiers themselves At
one period. I did not object to the sensation the
monkey excited; poor human nature !oves 70
shine. even with reflected lustre and the beys
: followed as with eyes Of the utmost envy and
admiradon, seeming TO think we must be half
condescend to travel with as. But the dogs ad-
mirers were very different and very disagreea-
BILE. In the first place. they would keep close
~ the dog, who naturally kept close to rs;
and for two Indies travelling alone with their
maid. such an escort was not exactly desirable;
but besides this, their admiration for tho dog
was SO plainly mingled with anger and con-
very uncomfortable. We could not ask them
what harm we had done them, neither could
we ask the policeman to tell them not TO fol-
low our dog. bat It. va: unpleasant 70 be
looked at as IL WI had robbed their families o.
bread. AT last / heard one Of them say, In .
surly erowi TO his neighbor: II say. Bill, ant
it q burning shame (Only he made use OF .
stronger adjectiye) TO see awafmint dawe luxe
don't know his value r. 1xea I understood
and forgave him. What would v been my
feelings if I had seen In his hande one OF AIRY
ScDeUeTS m39teI .QI0C09 kOAAAH ~ ~ VI =
pot Of beer1 I longed to tell him we were not
the owners Of the priceless treasure, put only
its escort. -.
"rhe longest day. live TIL to.morr9w: will
over at last and we arrived 1t my brothers
village. JACKIE was received In anything but
a tiattering manner. A. he was being aiken
swinging in its cage opposite, bristed mp ali
its feathers ~ him. and screamed out: Get
out, you snob" Jacko, = trae philosopher.
was no more depressed Pys.n,s nnaes So
m of the morning. "Haunk p said he,
and devoured all the outdoor grapes he could
reach, whilst waiting for . more substantial
sSpes sssacioss Creature I essr saw. cams . DOT .
to meet us. II was curious to watch his
astonishment at the sight Of Jacko: hs walk
ed round and round him, shining; nen
grayely sat down on his launches, 70 Examine
him at leisure; then gently bit tho end OF ME
tail, to see what he was made Of seeming 20
say: "You are very odd; You ara the oooeet
and as long as you don,t bite, / viii befriend
you" A touching Friendship sRranG NJ Pc
tween them ; the dog would hardly stir with
out the monkey ana rsa y was t Gs', tvd pl sitsen 70
.Jacko putting mis- head quite !eerIeesiy ooWn
the dogs enormous throat and Bullying him
in every way, e e ns we're r. 2 nun. nrmSn !, 9s I'M r...
tory by coming out In qafte . new light--asa
moral reforner. He prevailed upon an old
woman 70 60 to chprch,. who mad withstood
every description Of clerical battery for Year,.
No amonnt0 Of blankets, or pounds Of Tea, or
persuasion, could induce her 70 set foot in
side the church. Once, I went TO her, armed
with tea and sugar and a convincing tract,
and bored her TO such degree that at last she
turned upon me ~Dont tell me. Young ans
goo TO church fur 70 shew thur bunnets I old
uns, fur TO goo to sleep: Use sleep warmer here"
And feeling secretly guilty Of . certain new
bonnet, trimmed with blush-roses, / slunkoG.
But fools rush In where angels fear to tread :
JackO succeeded where many . curate had
tailed. When 0ood.Friday came round, all
the village went to church except this old wo-
spied some hot-cross buns In her window for
sale. They did not remain there long; and 10
settled himself comfortably ON her pamp-
handle, TO enjoy his feast. Presently. the old
= dame eazne out 70 ct some water, aud sseing
Jacko, fell down 10 . 1T. sWben' restogea 70
consciousnsss BY her neighbors, she solema-
ly assured them that che had, with her own