Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-24
NUMBER 277.s !.


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eoaF glng fruit culture by the United States
i2t g. Atm1eFica, IL has yet deeper purpose.
me democratic party, says the general,
patetnallY ,, "ls about 20 be born again, and.
n y ls gpe % make preparation for the next
70 Albany and Syracuse, aud see the Staie
conventions; after which 1 must attetidltoi
the organization of thebp party in New
oFk city; Then I go to Pennsylyanin to
40 stump duty for a year; andfrom thence
Heree a serious chap, who had taken
rather too much Strawberry Festival, look,
ed mp, and says. he:
"Bnt how about the war all that time IN
The war !-t6e war |" says tie general,
thoughhully. "Thunderr, says the gem
era, with hisuch a start that he split some Of
on ms FESTIVAL, az really forgotten all about
"Hunl'' says the serious chap eloomtly.s
ttyou're worth millions to a asuffering coun5
try-yoss are.H Is !...il.g = ,-sg.ll5'
"klafterer u says the general blaudly
Eyes, says the chap, t.yon're worth
mtlllont- t-Wfth a hundred per cent. off for
CAshM sag Ie.if 70 - -i'i,-Ss -
IN Uino UegitGs isa sage old saying, my.
boy, and take it to bea free Translation
.ot the the, Scripture phrase, ''In spirit and in
Our bFigadiers are so frequently absent-s
minded themselves, my boy, that they are
nor f pa particularly absent mindea by the rest
Upon quitting the Strawberry festival /
returned post-hasto agdinit6 Paris WlHreEf
arEtyed just in time to7start with Capt. Bob
Shotty aud h G6@ba6y dom tie G6niS 4
Section of the Mackerel Brigade on a for
aging expedition. We went to LOOK nm n
few straw beds for the feeliHg of the Aha
tomlcal Cavalry horses, my boy, and The
conservative Kentucky chap went along 10
see that we did not violate the Constitution
nor the rights of man. lii5 ..3iiia''i9 -
tits my opinion, comrade, says Captain
Bob shorty, as we started out-'it's nv
opinion, my Union ranger, that this here
unnatural war is getting worked down 10
very fine point when we can't 90 for an
armt1l OF forage without taking tho Con-
stltntlon along on au ass, I thiuk,nn says
Captain Bob Shorty, 'Hthat the Constitution
Is as much out of place here rs a set of
fancy harness would be in drove OF wild
butfaloes 70 e2iaEE 80 7g3isds.iis4
Camsuch beithe ease, my Iboy---cnn such
be the case Then didionr Revolutionary
forefathers live in vain. ggo4 -.
Having moved along in gorgeous cayaI-i
cade until about noon, we stopped, at the.
hOusesof aaFirst Family of Virginia. who.
we're Jnst going to, o,sdinneF. Captain Bob
Shorty ordered, the ,Mackerels TO stack
arms and draw canteens in the front door.
yard, and then wesentereds the domicil and
saluted the'domestic masstmeeting in the
dintng-Soom. tnaEsin5f - -
"We come, sit, b says Bob, addressing
the venerable and high-minded, Chivnlryl al
the'head of the tSble, it'to ask you. If you
nave any old dgstrawtheds that you don't.
wan, thatscOuldl be, used for the cavalry of
hetUnited States ofiAmerica. y !, Il I..S = &
nthe iOhiyalry only paused long enough.
TO throw a couple of pie.plates at us, and
then says he: liea1 ..,73,,at 5f-9,g -
NAre2you accursed abolitionists2" A
The conservative Kentucky chap stepped
hastily forward, aud says he:7 FfYfl9tf
q my dear sir we're the conser yatiye
Ihe Chlyalry's venerable wife, who was
q female Southern Confederate, leaned
back littlein her chair. SO that her little
son could see to throw. a tea-cup, al, me !.
gu amt Tribune reporters yon ~,
we were all noes aud. no ayes Quite a
teaLnrel1 social intercourse, my boy. iff
chairs ~ ,tTsi Y, Ssgseu tnEee lEesh
inc failed ~ 5;s.bs su az any nay
witch he Ia 4 y,
~ nv rsssr, oS
waved ns ~ sss,s "a nsss =. 70 me caP'ihe
Hs;t 1S gaI,, ~ sssss, anu says ne s
desnot and iossS 80 ~ ~ I. 9l .
hospitality az Son ~ - - soe
are LincoiSs borSs.. ;, .ss & oq
to bntcbsr he ss 9S1 !, nave some
the SSntbetn e ~ :, ~,
Iconrteons svsn -, ,,s !,
- III, ~. ~ ~. !
enlsalry sWitched out cane
mnsS a,,H ne nea eoneealed- behind him, and