The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-24

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ilss, WIN. s9at smilei WHICH, 5egrreni
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bas gas5 sSsiinneIoaT 10 gssH sHe 34 r.
1aEass n sss s. and sas snail
sS Esf,;t;zen oonsnI 81 ar;ed I,aooti uIE
ribely soihniinnag 6er Hands " y
W6atn she weSId if;r, a.
TheFcea CHINA u WIN. it,gygss 80,
lvas intoxicated : as,
land off thev snrnno with tha sooad far i;aI.
ming Napoleon. fbrow;3 nc stsli ~. 70 :;
paper he had Received. IL b;s Se6m
4 panion = Shld1oE .gninsem sfdj dGvI9jai 81
pW 81 could not we'll see berlf,,ue Tint I tl,ius
the ppor woman MS fyoupe, -. !,
Iaa The carriage dashed..ra alanzz; it wa,
Just he sIlees Of Saint
when hightfdi' detcnation was heard, n n m
r ling with and fo1lowedcby scraslkTof ebro
ken gwindows.la The saferaal M szcaineahad sex-
plbded Uninj ured, the .carriage1of the Con
sui and, its inmates were oEhirled with ;uhdi
minished rapidly to the opera. Bonapartc
entered his box with serene brow and unruf-
fed deportmentan He salated, ,oas usual, d the
assembled spectators, to- whom t he news roi
the explosion came with all the speed = which
rumors exercises on such occasions, All were
stunned and stupefed sBonaparte alone was
pcrieCUiy lie St0OQ with crossed arms
listened atteutigelyito the orator of GIaytien
whiehywas executed on that,evenino., SIND.
fdenly however. he remsmbered the nsner npt
in his hands He took r ont and read those
as .,fis 1oea iisJf afs hifff 7 MOT sd 6f
Isft,la MI 1sa3 In.
so gtntts p.;e ~
y, ,Iro,, n Al H;ahoi. ),
On read;ng these ,ynrJs ,ba E;rst GonsrI
nc4d - ra;se he
to him in boz in the third tiey sat ~ 1on J,
GIRL of}be chanel of lslo,,d 1v;,bs ;o;neil
hands seem;no to nttsr t,ors, Of ,,ot;tnda
for tbe escane which bod go rI.ea Han
bo.d had NJ cor.sr coyer;n,, b,,t h.. e. ~
beautiful chestnut hair and her narson wr5nn5ed
in fJark atfle
as identice with that worn bv tbe IN bo
delivered he him .ba aass;ao
door "Go D 90; i Ronan,rta a,,;tsi, b.. .e,,;ai
In 5nes u,o a. the hoy ontI
- - ,is ~, fba tbrd VIII "a !
-. H., = EIssI stIs fsl f,.,
jIsfies TI sf see her vibant
eyes bnt 70 make Ia6nes certain Of the nerson,
be took the generals arm and said nain tine
aara ee tbora sh9t 19Iel
Roma marta gsto5 5}yed 81 Tho was
n 6loel f,i,a 20
81 p, has,ona H.
I,annrs TO intercent her. II was IN vain The
hon. ..kcener had seen 2 sncb an individnaI bTf
Knew nothing about her Bonnnana4TteV annlied
to FoucKe and Dubois, but the zeai aoF1hes
fuhetinnaries failed TO discover her. s,iy4g a
:, Years ran .on afTerThe exptUsTUu of the =
fefual MACHINE. and the range accompanying
terded to make the occurrence
more remarkable in the eye of BonapartC ~
20 the Consulate succeedel Eml ire, and Victc-
fy after victory marked the career ofthe great
Corsican. Atlength the hour of chang ge came4
Allied Europe poured it, troops into France,
and compelled the Emperorto lay. down the
scepter which had so long been shaken in ter
ror over half the civilized earth. aThe5 isle Of
Eba became for a dayIathe most remarkable
spoton the globe; and finally his resuscitated
empire fell to pieces anew, on the field of Wat
srleo
Bonaparte was about to quit France. The
moment had come for him TO set foot in 'th Q
bark which was to convey him to the English
vessel, Friends, who had followed the fallen
chief to the very. last were standing by him |
q give ii77e him final adieu.. He waved his hand
% those around and smile was on his lips |
which had recently given the farewell kiss to-
tLe imperialeagle.o t.this instant "a WON an
broke the band that stood before Napoleon
She was in the pride Of womanheod not 4
girl, but yet young enough to retain d Gunimpair--
I'd that beauty for which she would at any time
bo,o baan remarkable amono crowd of beaugI
ties Her f. ,tners were full, of anexiety and
adne.s .ad;n aintsrest 70 her annearance even
-, tbst n,oneSt nS;re p, said she nrcsntinp |
Z na nor Il that moment areadf read w The
Emperor took the epistie presen ted il to him
e.. ,SO % ON the nresenter He seemed,
I nav he to fel At @ chat instant the perfumed
breeze iof he PARK of 81. Cloud. or to 'he ar
.h,r;stsrs cbant;no Ioalod;onsIy n lbea cb arelI
: he had heard them ii other. davsg jose.
rhine Dnroc, arsi ali his friends.eanpe haopi.
T. before him and among them ibe face which
be was wont to see at the fourth window in
tbe j.ry His eve was now on that c6unll.
tenance in reality altered Vet These
illusorv recollections were of short duration.
Napoleon shook his head and held the Ca taper e
up to his eye After psrusihg ITS contents he .s
e TOOK the Paper petween MS nanos ana ,ose "