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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06

The bsth and 4Oth Ohio Regiments
gallantly rcpulsed several assaults of
the enemy at Fort Donelson. The for
mer was commanded by Col, Bausen-
weiusand the latter by Col. Gibson, late
State Treasurer.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06

ARTuUR's HOME MAGAZINE for March
contains its usual variety of choice fam
lily reading. Mr.. Arthur's new story,
entitled "What Came Afterwards" a
sequel to "Nothing but Money" is in
crcasing in interest. No better or cheap
or.Magazinc is published. so year,
two copies So, four copies So. Address
7. S. Arthur g. Co., Philadelphia.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06
For the HOusskeepe

wsharc knives Forks, Tea spoons, Table Spoons, Fla
cd Forks sandSpuons, Bird Cages, Brooms, &C,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06
The BlaCksm NTH

Will fnd the largest and hest variety Of IRON and
STEEL in Highland County We keep stock of ron
alwavs full by weekly receipts, by which We can supply
every want
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06

SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY OF H1LLsBo.
Ro.-The officers of this Society are as
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

APRIL. 1851.

DRY GOODS.
.vvaoEANfs dluas .aI siy view Of nAk7s P.rosSS$
~ - rsr-c,fy saH-sl - eK1nias sur ssssH o. "a
soJrs- ~ aEer tyr sale.
- balrs kg5zn =AssL1gl and h1hansS
Gse QaazaaEA
..sas .luafas 81 aassiags and Snizl1g1,
- s.lss n . sld s;gif ID Os-aburys,
aapsess s.sps3 a. SIi D0assiss, isE sszvAhS,
sssLee -ioEass, -
- De- > and std3-1 sAiTsaEl.
IS sz-cs -an-y f-lus4,
Nl-sNsa1sz.
70 " srs1 Jlztg.ss
a Es-tzafy,' 80 lai frecaA
"a as--e a.5oast Heavy ana re LnsH; ior ssnS vs.
-s rfzA L1tas, LzEas. fais, sEipat ah5 kabroa7-
- r-.sst = P.,,a CsiAs Cassiasges, VelnsEs ~ A.
~ JeS a. ~ tse very ssstp ihseah Ase PToHP' esse
~ % ~ ~ sLLNrT DREEzT,
No - Pear gtrss.,
NchEo-s. vs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

,.y-s-a. 10 HEADS Ca DEP All
- ~ ys..s A. d ss3VANFSt Noad eex 70 invi.s tls
s. ~ E.,s r Ssgarnsaso Of ts various eiaaoss y,
~. .as 81 ~ 0,assssate sia'ei a0E = asszioa -
Il, s.4sivs .iocr Z ksncayH. Ptoers Stitbt1As-
go 4 t-sss@sS, zstRaS sOoks, &c, E--A w.
fseH.sa sl..a a. fsl prises- &C., - -. ny VI, A.
.are I. .1ls1 ssta1 ish1aenh n :.
- = ~ gr,aar-s " slnday, AZ NE aAoa
s,sa secs e. svssy trs5pss n Tie bal sAsaSI sTS . ~
9-'-' - PueHahsr ani BookSehsra
"a q GNa t-ess, RiohE oad, "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
-Z4C8@OND WING.
- -, ~, "A ,sIesn,ORa--FaJ Ihe oar

4 ~ EalaT - E2s - 49,
r. srsl. Isad Or tao pAiLT "a's S''nln u: az, az
~, -,-.s- a. - transieas re- d'rs, and the ON
., r,. c.sry .aq7iyiag 60.A classes OF readers
;, .,rygq ,,.sa as>p'sa only 70 once 'aO''ri E
a., Az, ,adas,d "a to rssort to the Ony isA'ios
-, - ,s,r,zsas .srgs city circulation, 20 Wit that
- s,.gssasrt 20 a, CzyTE', From this date, there
e. 10 ,,c.9t,ous for - WEls to be len within tie
, m Z, tSken a. taii o1ase ard all persons inds9tss
Cor sipo1 70 he present tine, ~iihn the city are
rs,s.,l o Ca. al thu Oaies and settle their Aeeean'S
T,s Carriers viii, Of eosrss oontnus to dAvsr 'A' pa
~, q, o., prsssIt subscribers and receive pay Tor the
an, a. .hs raas o; aiasss esnts per weak The Ppono
-, rss-s.sad thst al restrisson up7a the sac Of
81. ys,o ~ Cs-risrs z.Ain The city Is reoOV0d And
t,,, want Elsy Sy it hoa she Carriers or have
il 1, f,r ;.sra a. their ssasnOsa or phases OF business
S-s.sal.g ls.6 Ii5l..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

oaa C0anY x AnERNS0N, tae9
MANUFACTURES q shd hrsas Ter the sale Of ros.eeo o.
an AZ No fsz Main 1Es cot Ahevs the sost
saye 81 irsd sad sneksE
"a be- fsun 10 Country and dy rseey.
10 the ssek which ey FOR sale vhslssN aad
for ,ssh asd respectfully rsqne al Ssny par,
a m and examine aereIe before pa sse
80. rirrs zen he country promptly itsnded Aeeut
~, r,rnt IN ray fsali he folio o. -.
Twists &c in packages weighing fron e'o ~ -
, nsms ~ y,rypI.p 80 - "Psfasts, '-r > -
a xSsr. - s -'Prosrsss," 80. -'
4, .s"ai,r soarszksn,~
al .. IN, -fy-t spsussrry,"' -. "a
!. sSi.rsso ~ satden Lss,"
!. 49, sOusvn," stfs e.
a. Rianenonee," hhno, .HF..
| aHizhlAadsrG solAcs," .oronoSs, r.
sConS aiS;stsr." a.
| q o. esq I" COSBY q kEDzRs0N,
/ ,,u sou,hsrn Tobacco s.eEa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

ENsUME'YOGR LIFE AZ NONE!
TRR VIRGINIA uPR INSURANCE. COMPANY,
foYHCs eckssa OMAN AND ELNVEEfa sfRkffsl
INSURE white persons for LIE or for years. and dawes
II for one or taore (not exceeding fourl years
Grants Annrjues and EadSuasns on Ae mos
spuGiaie policies Of % citizens whe may Do tlel IN
leisnSs OF their homes sts taking up arms or ~
,pr vih ar by sEdnS aid and comfort senthern Rsbei
vey prudent lsgISd hs ought a. snes 70 snnes M
policy and insure ~ ho1s -,
Zee o. the Company. -,
J. ADAIR PLEAsLkfs, sscrst1ry.
BtLn BuAwuL, n D. Medical Examiner. 20
J. D. NOOAv, n D., eons1la2s PhyEio,sa- ' &
Kgsoos D. ksATH, Legal keTseT. ..a go! Us
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

E1oR SALG.-lzO0U Ibs primo Leaf Lkrd 80 ..
100 bcxea Tsilov Candles
= 30 > n ties Riss n si-- t...t 80. be-.
20 hhds \. o. Sugar
% bbk syrup 30 ..' go"
.-set 10 bo1ss Toll & Soap f.
% cases ssrdinss
| si - 100 bbsrsaIlr fns Irish Potatoes ~ .-
% Ibis Crushed Sugar,
rs bbh Poxsired do % -"
80 aDa gals rye whkty, 5 yssrs cid sea, % 9
rs bbb pare Corn Whisky
80 C. ~ Apps Brandy - rH. -.f,. T.
lSs 40 seEus, soas very sab
100 boxes L. hsibnrg NarrfActursd fsbaess
% 20 e5S-. N. hoors's sacErg Do
kvGk efsO Old DcT.inien asis al
I,Is ySAhs N, YOUNGER 0fEYs, ~ Pssyi -.
yxTOOI al RS, ot No ! ballard fioase just .
w oeiv.d 100 Ho Eats Of various psdss Tor sails on 10
eo "a ' JOHN THOMPSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
NEW HARROW
GaE1T 14RGAINs AZ DIZZY GOO Ds

pE,fAI ,ies TO ts e snt ossy people Ia want Of Aas
- 80, - ~ a. Uellby ealing 81 NJ. ~ sAa biree-
- -I.fys stoek Of PTtatl, LAEnE Jaeonst4 Orgen
lss pIaIa 49,. ssar,d BSrsFss black lnd eoos.a sL
-. .,d Kss,seky sdped and eoasate Tor Asa Ale
lrssaLs L.deS 6alefs, hsr'eeo, Ald a.. OAiSa 49,.
S,, "a % N,reaS shoe, every rss Aad glSiy Unit
- n @ soods ior sn Aad boys LAdss' SIX And LIS ThFted
i,- =. IL csuts So 10 50 Sts Linen bos.Ss =
-. Irss Linea as SLY and " oeatS PsEasoa IlAn
90 stpeA at 70 een.s; sVSs Cambria and IEeeaes hse
1k blue AID TarsiAa ~ sstoalhng Low prices; lhe Hts
Ssnbs vsrsel Banda Ani Collars, 81 eos All nose see
sSoye ard great macy Numerous 70 nsn1on, eAG or
Hheu. eharg they oosshi sooTe we
aard unes eE1assees Be careful that JOS come &c We
HseI siass' no - A--- JosHPH SfRLUss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
nIINT = IANiEs,
Richmond. Vlrginia.

syTEEEL EMISSION HEBCdLATS,
Az4A.- r sNsS' SAsaiastsrsa Aad saoEiaS r0esse''
. -As re,slsss -oT Cor ssls. 'ss-SE
z-,,-r s-rlslcAn, stssrtoa spectator and kedsr
-. ~. .sv y tnl aer! ~ u WE SC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
-. 90 = - eitsON,

~ -sgs1.=g Ikl RAD, CArge-s:, Oh Olotes, -
-. >astAE 6scEs, Cornlcss E14 BsHLa, Wind5r sdats
g sAaEas O1rlte A. sIt N7sA ter sails A. os prices
s. Csz Bstt kui NKircrse aAas 90 order Al taort II
El5tr aasag tss sii7 eOzny 81 Evpetar var
M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
sHsskss KsSIEaY q 9s9 9}ss,Is sss"
ksxn a.. Va

yIyALsoTT ERoTEKs, Prspr.eisrs Of tbs s.eys WA,
III are new bs,IeInx PosfABLE STEAM tsdIsts IN IN
proved s.arrrs..On Ct all ries, from IK tocry rvs
satAhie for r.Asss sas NILS re-hns asshsss, and ,ha
purpo,es Hseh thsy eat- sssefy5s y equal ~ asi
ps1ieY 4, an rrxI asa bsir here Of sfssvhsre. .
ftsy M; Elss furh,s sFtTfosAlY srxLa rEsisss ire
s.scoLIS saw aiLLs Ct 80 .ss approved ;ss,.iesss
ant Of ss-!ess slx:s. : -
PUMPS lrs WHIsls for wBTsR NO sxi, RoE,ARLI SSIh
MILLS, ana IRcNs for sILIS 81 nj kie1. .-. .,-
RAu.RokD Work OF sytry erssffeuoa.
TOBACCO Eg.f ILiTT1xiFc MILLS, snt ~ st=ies sea
-rrss fesssss egsssr vA sicd u Bats
RcN etsrIrsS ara vESJaEr fz5S y7nH.; 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

- SlahtSS S2SS. -uAAi2rJ caps! yoa
III .s,. = oEsrt a. 1I1ll.e al Nesl, 20 las dils
l. a.ts st--.aS ms lN-ys sccE o. y ne Manufactures
s-s g. al S.lck Gs-1- al FAase sJls Caps Ga
ss.t d "a ss a. sfAv3-N5- lsrrt As Ia az e.y
ltsssB1 a aA-cl artsll1l desired - IA blAsG AIy
-. BE- alss- n5E. and WArpsst Jap nos naaai.e
s.E att - f-FoJ c: took, Tie t-neiA't1re
F- as ia d.olsaAis 2stAA IRA Is sill be ccrtru-
:. JNgg y Id 80 10 81 Mia Sweet. N.7nnnd " scsn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

pIsSoLU TlVS OF C0-pARTARGSHlP.
A.ygu ue- partz srship Of CIarkaOn. Anderson Co.
vas dissolved July lat ~ ztsAl sealsaI >. T. SaAt
~ vii Ss,.s TIE kaness heSsh either pAreer
ASA Ths bookS Ena scoo1as DO ioHns a. 1s s1es
CLARION o., Ne. loa EAa strssl ct,vusos
IN ANDERSON,
a, 4 BkoWRRLL
NOTICE.
All, AT, az saI,s vll DO for CASH payable
( Nss,.htIiLA 80. a.. CIA EKScS CO.,
~ v'eAia SA'S N~'.- No. Zoe Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

;IyUPMAE,s y 6 Ant DkPOT.
Carton Pispnsl prsws
Nsrixe s.hn and Draw
Frereh nsB. 81 ever shirl
p.bey c.ssnefs do
Linen yeletesp AID pSRySr Teyrni
Long Rid z Lergins, isAter o. ooD
Uahrel TlnHs th, and BRA
Eeok 1Iss Sea "a and Ceraf,rs
eJ sns Fancy VOL Helmets
uns w.tr-rr's RI Blinksts
Call At 100 Nsla 1t eel fer snytA ng Ia ns sboyans
mks ". Y. TrPrLS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
- WATTS f".
CUFF BRACa-PL0UG
Gao. Watt e. Go

EHTABLTSfEED Tfy 1915.
~ feRoE WATT AiIrs obtained .. s,eresl ss fur ,se
VI arxis pAsr.a, suNh OpE brace Psxa Aekrovis ID V
srsracs reliable !rprovpnsr nsis hs ne
ment res which patents have to respectfully TO- ad
u yssrs s,d hay.g been awarded a. tbs late Pa
Nehn certificate sglrtr Medal for OcsiIsUED 81 rSt
oRITY m PLSws, cas- highest frsriru elyea,) sad .. n,
p...s Fair, ErSnspsa hs tat< In ALTON pre-
awarded al al lhe preceding Ys,rs lor yearI
within tso cnAs past ke has sacr other vausbs mbroyi
snts invite all IN Of ploss warranted In
rpec upercrto al siner Gail arc srasxs large me
yshss Eek 81 Pkvr ossrs .ne ssosltz-. implies sc.
FRET ara sIs sr!ss aLi eS pstt, le ks MICA zs
f,r sale On or lsasl .esSzsaeaasrz .sass a.. :
Gel ore sgesrs gs,s Isss,rfs se,si. e,tssotf, Va,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
RAILROADS. &C.
1CTTHT0E OF SCHEDULE,

mwwysSaz asgNE
Richmond &Petersburs Il. k.
Rsad s,. Mondky the 2h TssrusrytA srss ever 'Ais
NAL TaAD, t..
Leave Nsh1n end al 49, daily and Petersburg si to Pm
"a o.. THkszr Axs AoconHoBLTIss YHArs. q
Leave chnepd daily except sundzys Al as An, and se
n: nsilf1s Ssi.s sat5 81 HlHw sssl0a Chester and
Pert WaltLal Juhe,isa :. -.
fror NE oysrrer isriIsd person. before
tAey ieAvslAs city W ms rsAd a q: a: 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-31

A month later aud the tide OF trage.
had SGT cityward. Ripping laughter and
light music no longer mingled with the
mighty motion Of the sea.
Lieutenant Milford rcjoincl his SHIP
now lying for repairs at BrooA'yG. by
and-by, when the stores began to be gay
with Christmas gifts, aud childish mefr'-
mcnt rang joyous chimes in many homes
a letter was brought to him. 1t was cx-
traordnarily stiff and angular, curt and
sapid. 1t merely stated that Mr.. ferd'-
nand CarrayeIlo, OF New Of-eans, Tor
whom the writer aetel as legal agent, had
died suddenly at his hotel in New York
and that he had left certain papers to oa
delivered to him, Lieutenant Milford T.
$ n. and he was desired to call at the
address designated.
He went accordingly, and, being shown
into the shabby rooms, encountered the
aren't Milford stated his business Ing
LAWYER beekoncl to a clerk, and the CLERK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-31

\ very late breakfast was served in one
Of tie pariars at Wizards the next morn
inr. Indeed late breakfast were usually
-arvel there. Tha; morning three young
ladies gathered around the table. By
and.by, one more matronly made her ap'
pearaucc. Then ; gentleman who had
been looking over the morning papers
rose with a polite sa,utation, which wa,
cuytly responded to, and the two elders
took their places.
\ graceful gil, the youngest Of the
three, pre>dcs,
viii you have coffee or chocolate
papa p -. ;,
Viii You have some sugar papa .
mimcled BIauoh
Blanche is tall and wilIowyhas change
FIJI, gray eyes, and a complexion Of singu'
lar pallor.
"Wae it pleasant party last night?'
asked NJ. Grosycnor.
"Oh, papa, delightful! l danced every
set and was asked to sing tSi'e, said
Bianehcs nelghbor, pretty brunette,
Blaneh turned upon her angriy.
/" 4 charming reason for its being de-
fshtrul. You should have been born a
lsailet dance, Lu. The party MAS intol-
crablq stupid, | think. y
"What do you think, Isabella? ? ask d
Mr.. Grosvcnor.
- ike it," was tho quiet reply.
Belle, who WAS that handsome young
man whom You walked with 50 much
lie never noticed poor me-, said la.
q" 1t was Licutant Milford, Of the navy,
replied Isabella, her color rising little,
:" \ Yankee officer, dare say" "sncered
blanche.
g" He is from Massachusetts,, said lsa-
bella, with compo-urc.
Better and better! Papa, your fay
orite is on the road to distinction.
= must say, Isabella, that was sorry
o see you so gracious to mere nobody,
There were the Prestous, and the Rhetts.
and the Leytons. One would have thought
You need not converse with Yankee,
said Mrs. Crosvenor.
&" Especially since you could have your
pick of tha whole illustrious lot chimed
in Blanch in tones smooth and sharp as
steel
Lieutenant Milford is gentleman and
man of education and culture and II
he were not ! will not be dictated to, |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-31
Miattlla nu1.
From The American niou
FO u N D:
a = STOIs OF w X.

~ SUsiE L. Ill iiNoSB

There was something oil about him.
lie va, a foreigner. IL VA. lark nj
tall and stately. Rich. doubtless. AMI
hirh-boru. And a bachelor, All : that
~a. the question. \ knot of girls were
discussing it in the parlor of the Apple
dote House
Outside. there was s'oPs Of green
grass. stantel aud pale, with i margin of
rocks, angular, oecan-wtt, and she'll
strewn, creeping out INTO the amhcr iiis.
and shining clear aud cooi in the ln,ii
crystal. And then the -iar.,se,lin..
.noo,h as pearl, ani hue as tn sanm.r
acaven. Iusiic. dom Sirt--helQt,-
I'll and plain, alesniy aal sommaaal4cc.
piauan, AMI u6pins. One or ta1 mat.
rons with knitting and neelesork nest
led !, the corner. af H. a4.ar, antique
.ofa For the re,,. the zreaa was uo,
beautiful in the least, nor egen 1ln'arr-
s1ne.
Aud this was fitting. Why should yoV
br,n. the delicate shan. af art into
,h;. gruud ocean >aliirIe2 Look YOU for
h.,,,v Of form and color The "a own,
,bcm 7, tho fre,h E1ien.sffcarr Of, ,,l4wn.
with ;,s an.hcs Of tender rase aal soft
a,I1. IN ,be o,nlrnt aIorv Of noon IN the
s,;I bc,,tv oi mil.afternoon. or into the
e.av ,,;I;1h, with the r,l mn dfannin,
s,' as.;h, - aysr ,.,;,n..a y,,sr. nh moon.
Gus y, 81 wv .t =, - ,,,,.,'.,,,. Gr. o,.r
tho w,vns van may feast as You ike.
'"I n"t % ,br .tranrrI-was h. . barbelore
NO, i. bachelor" sail Aliea Vaughn
In, Ill Iroon;n, over \ nice. Of
- :, H.. r9el i,s.cb,;r
''o'a.' na W., ,shs - - ~, \Iirc Tan,bn ~ de-.
~ ,"' WV, WY - ~, r., - s,,.r 80
''"e NJ -. l. I.al. ,e;,bcr
i;ro c'n;.. NO, = milks,n. H +. ,mn'y
..a IKE 'yG's an;", "o' saj ,"nIeT % H. b.. Known
Iava .,d Ios. AMI SORROW but he ha. not
'o'e a"- 'o1 49, M - r,b .lt;on. J,r.
80" so w. 49,. ',n, Jsnsb,rr. n. old as any of
A' ~ ~ ""'
"por shame Alice VAUGHN how dare
,., -. y, ,,',','', air ~. ran, NJ
!0a a. ~ -, -. -, ;sss;ae sail I,a.
h.l - nr"vson es@ .,,,rly.Io5kins eirI four
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-31

gross Of events" broke in clear voice,
which had touch of contempt in it.
Half dozen persons drew back a
step, and Lieutenant Milford recognized
the speaker.
All! YOU are a traitor, Isabella" said
Mrs. Grosycnor, playfully shaking her
fan at the girl.
Impossible !" exclaimed moustached
gallant. " Impossible that Miss Gros.
yenor should not sympathize with this
grand moyomcnt-this movement that is
about to make us one of the greatest ma.
tions on the carth-that will bring honor
and glory in overwhelming measure, and
will pour prosperity upon US in golden
waves ~
Impossible that Miss Grosvenor
should sympathise with movement de.
signed to break to pieces the most prom.
isiue nation on the earth, and to degrade
its shattered fragments to the position ot
second ard third rate powers, whining
at the feet of European despotisms,' said
the young girl. her large, dark eyes kind.
linz, and vivid crimson flushing hen
cheek. \ yoluble running comment toll
lowed but Miss Grosycnor turned haugh
tily away.
When She was safely out of hearing
distance, one of the ladies' said
1t must be a great trial to you, Mrs
Gtrosvenor"
q mn onn knows how GREAT - and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-31

she never called him father. lie had dc
sired her not to, she said in reply to thos
who Inquired.
One evening lieutenant Milford wa
shown into the parlor where Mr.. Grosven
or sat alone. His host was about to rim.
and command that the ladies be called
but Milford interposcd.
81 wanted particularly to see you
sir" he said
Mr.. Grosvcnor accepted the interview
with an i'll grace. Some forboding evi
IDENTIFY disqnieted him.
81 wanted simply to ask your adyic,
in regard to an affair which l am desir
Gus to manage rightly, but which is ex
ccedingly perplexlng.'
"My counsel Is at your service, lieu
tenant" said Mr. Grosvcnor, appcarantly
more at ease.
Thank you. To make my position
clear | must preface it by little story.
will give you only the outlines, though
it might easily be elaborated, into 8
romance. Last summer | met at Nor
thern Watering place, gentleman ol
Spanish birth but long residence ii
Mexico"
Mr.. Grosycnor visibly started Lieu
tenant Milford watched him with keen
eyes and proceeded.
One evening he related to me sin
GUAR story. 1t was in brief like this
During the Texrn troubles, and while he
was temporarily absent from home, his
village was invaded by a troop of marau-
dcrs, his property destroyed, and his ony
child, a little sirl of two or three years
carried away. He traced her to New
Orleans. and there the tri failed =
Whether she died, was left in some mis-
cradle place to grow up as she might, or
was sold into slavery, as the ruflian>
threatened, he cold never discover.
:" \ few months alter this conversation
the gentleman, died suddenly in New
York. He left in my care few letters
and miniature Of his wife which | was
to deliver to his daughter, if by any re-
markabe providence She should ever APP
pear. You see abridge as much as pos
l. l,,,t n,,, i1nS
,b,t r.Iv occur 10 von--n
foa are sufficiently explicit" inter-
rupted Mr.. Grosvenor, changing his seat
thot ,hn sb,aow of , tall screen fell
an his fea
- have onIv Caw words 70 add" said
the iiantan,nt :. VISITING Washington
tL;s r;,,..,. ,.o,, ,,o, ;,,,oinc nv ,.tonisb
mont an mTatin, in soc;cfy = face the very
connter,,,rt Of the miniature beoueathcd
me by nv friend The Young girl is under
the nreteetiea o. Gentleman of high
r,..,oct,b;I;ty He has evidently oreat
r,g,r,l FAR her an she returns the atfcc-
,i5n Nov there i in INV mind a moral
certainly tbat the youna Iady of whom |
.nrak * the Isahella CaraycIIo. who dis
,nno,r,o} tram tbo VILLAGE Of Vallciose
,;;t.btnza ,,.qrs 40 Bnt =. the gentle-
man who haS assumed toward, her the
relation of father, has 4 right to be
consi lcrcd | have not yet spoken to the
eirl upon the subject. =
Mr.. Grosycnor made sudden move
=, =. -, ...L so :
"o',' ,' ~: ~; ,i',., - w. t n,;la
ANY way e"use us e''.n' .1 ,p ~ o' sJ' sL"' "s'u
lnous' al" eef'a'.i 'il'' h 1no ht s"i s"ouI "nd
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Ior ,ba =; c;rs,,,,y;3neos %
'i W. '"S Cray,,"aar ~ rose from his recl;nino
ott;tn1o and said IN \ low calm tone
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-31

say, where are going, You thousand OF men
Now one thing is certain
That never, ah never
This side the deep river,
This side the dark curtain
Just hung to screen asi
Which drops down between II.
And those who'vc passed ever
That celd stormy river,--
a.t No never again
a.. Shall this throng evcy meet you,
Shall thus crowd ever greet you
In a BoBSLN ForPS,
With your hcsrts bc,tinz warm,
You thosssnd of rEcR.
Bu, thank the Great Giver,
Though. crossing that river.
Your bsrks may be shattered,
Your Outer Garbs ,atirrc1
Thank God. that aEain
From tho mount you inherit
NOu may come back in STINT.
All YOU who passover
1ha, cold. stormy riyer--
You may come back to meet us,
You may come back TO greet us
With your hearts beating warm
In a bles.c lcr Form.
lou thousand Of men,
III,
With the cicarest Of vlsfoa
! have witnessed the yeafnias
OF the troops now returning
From the land so clysian-
OF the troops ~he passed over
That cold stormy river
Mid the roar and tho rsttic
OF nation In battle
So, quickly agaiH
Prom the mount yon inherit
You must cone hack Ia meet us,
You must come back to greet Us.
lou ma,t come back IN sp,rlt
With your hearts beating wefm
In bii~efullcr FWm--
All you who pass over
That cold, stotmy uvcr
From your thousand of men
Exeter, August, le62.