Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-10

In Tribulation.--This is world of sorl
row, and many there are who are acquainted
with grief Yesterday messenger entered
our sanciuml conveying the intelligence that
a lady wished to see US Immediately at the
----- Hotel We Immediately responded to
the call and ended our way to tho locality
indicated. Upon our arrival we we're met
by young lady arrayed in neat calico dress,
with a cosy little white bonnet covered all
over with flowers. She offered us chair
which was accepted in as graceful manner
as our embarrassed situation would allow.
Soon she addressed us in sharp shril voice
81 believe you are the man what prints
the EMplRE p We answered in the aiiiirma-
tive. At this juncture she pulled out
long red pocket handkerchief, which
had been concealed in some portion of her
skirts aud commenced rubbing her eyes.
Soon the tears began to flow in a copous man
ner, and she gave vent to deep sobs. We
gnzed upon her in sorrow. Our mind was &C
hyein endeavorng to form somo conclusion
as to who could be the stranger before us, and
what the cause Of her sorrow. At last we
mustered sufficient courage, and addressed her
as follows "Madam, what is the cause of
thy griefY She continued to sob and the |
red piece of dry goods was fast becoming sat
urated with teara. We spoke again, and ask
ed tho cause of her anguish, She endeavored
to speak in broken accents, but the overwhelm-
Ing grief of her heart would not allow her lips
to give Inference. After lively application |
OF the red handkerchief to her eyes, she broke
forth as follows "II-I wa-want to ad.nd.ad. I
vertise my, my, husband In giving this sen.
tenoe, sobs lntervened in most terrific man. !
ner. A long pause ensued Business came
TO o stand still. The tears began to flow freely
again, and beautiful face was again buried /
IL the ample folds of red handkerchief /
Soon she rallied again, and removing the cloth
from her face, she said she had married $50
so-soldier, who had re're.recently jined the ar
army. who is he, we inquired "and where |
Is he from. 'He, he, e, is from Cham. Cham
Cham-Champaigu county, and his name
is Ezekiel, lie hs-ha-ha.had on a
blue jacket and br-br-brass buttons, and had
with him ya-yayaler dorg," ''How long
aid you enjoy matrimonial alliance madam
we enquired. We were married four DAYS, j
she answered. After vain endeavors to ad /
minister comfort TO the disconsolale one, we
len, promising to make use Of our best endea
yors to find ''zeke aud the yallsr dorg. As
we were about taking our departure, thought
struck her, aud her face frightened az sho
exclaimed Perhaps you can hear Of the
iorg lfyoa dew, please send him to me il
would be Sieh a consolation" Soifany of our
readers spy zeke or especially the waller
lors," they win confer favor sy sending a
notification to that eject to this Office From
what We could learn Of this unfortunate case,
Il appears that young and pnsophisiioated
girl Of Champaign county became attached
to brass buttons and a blue coat, filed up BY
= poor apology for human being, and after
a short put devoted courtship they were united
and became one They jogrneysd down to
his city, and upon reaching here blue coat
and brass buttons seeded, and they became
Two. Shame on The spouudrel