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2 ger to inquire Of Grant whether the Gov
Sernmeo, would allow him to leave The
ycountry--rever 10 return. Glsnt's reply
was that his basiness.was to igh. down the
rebellion and not TO answer such questions.
Il also appears tina. JEFF. laws aud.other
sEehei officials were interested peculiarly in
the blockade running business, and made
q indsorre fortunes.
2 The UeralEs Rchmcnl despatch ..vs
s X known here that lees Va. troops de-
I serted him by thousands aud so veal ened
he fallen chieftain that be vas obliged 10
eslrender. They would no: leave tie
sS'ae with him.
9 The French Consul has gone to W'ssh
singson To-Day claim 10 the French tobacco
! Tie Ncrd!d's army correspondent says:
i The fist meeting Of Gran, AMI Lee was
sprivaie for few moments, when staff Of
3hcers were admitted, Lee looked jade!
sand wCIn out; IA. neatIy dressed in gray
sciolhes without ornament. During the
tuiervie~ lie was almost tsci,urn, but she W
s n temper, or modification. lie biyouack
ii the n sht before in grove near By, and
= u The morning brpakfs,ted On a corn>
sdodger. No one but few friends Of bis
I ottice-s suspected that he contemplated sur
areudeEing his army.
4 The Iimes' correspondent says: Gen
Z Lee asked Gen. Grant to explain What " as
meant by PERSONAL effects, ard saii may
,,of his cava'ry men owned their horses -
!. ran; said tie horses must be tuFne,! over
s.o the uujsed States, which Lee admitted
! was entirely correct; but Grant said be
would instruct hs officers 10 allow those
men who owned horses to retain them, as
hey would need them 10 till their farms
Lee expressed gres! granficauon for such
generous consideration. End said it would
Grave = very good effect.
Lee could not tell how many he had to
ssuuender, 50 many had been killed and
! !ese5tei. lie informed Gran; that his
mex were short Of provisions, whereupon
7 tAe latter ordered % eco ratioas served
] 10 .hem.
] When Lee announced the literal terms
I . had secured to his officers, they OK.
!. PRESSED great satisfaction. The troops re
'+iYel the announcement with cLaers. -
I Afterwards Al hour Of friendly intercourse
tx place beswsea the officers Of the two
:: mes
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Wisconsin Banks Redeemed il
Milwaukee.

! Bsnk Of Prairie du CHEN, ! dis.
kipon, CT dis
" Weyau" ega. Z lis.
" Eaclre. ] dis
Sheboygan, dis.
! Bank Of adisoa. ] dis.
BANK Of Milwaukee, ! dis.
! Moth West, ! dis.
I 'ank Of Fox Lake, die.
Watettown, ! dis.
" Stevens Point, J dis.
Whitewater. l. dis.
/ Monroe, ! dis.
Batavian Bank, dis.
aty Bank. Green BAY,
! CoIn Exchange Bank,
columbia County Bank, dis.
City Bank Of kenogha,
Prescott, i dis,
Dare County Bank, ! dis.
rIAhoin Bank,
] Exchange Bank Of Darling {; Co / dis.
FARMERS & Mllers Bank,
sForrest City Bank, ! dis.
! Farmers Bank, Beaver Dam
armers Il Mechanics Bauk,
! Green Bay Bank,
'ermsn Back, (sheboygan J ! dis.
Jefferson Couhsy Bank, ! Dis.
3iuueau Bank.
! Merchants Bank.
milwaukee Go. Bank,
kscine Co Bank. ! dis.
Rock County Bank, die.
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The Consultation between Grant ant
Lee.

New ! orE, April Il
Tho Worlds special says it is reporte,
"a soon a. Lee decided he would have to
surrender, lie Sc. 10 work 10 devise som,
plan 10y which action on his par, woul,
result in peace Whs. passed in the in
terr!ew between him and Gran, is no
publicly known, bat from Subsequent oc
curgeaaes it may he safely inferrsI thai
the terms Ct surrender were bu. lnino,
portion Of the questions discussed
It is qnile probable he proposed Il
Gr2-s : eenerous term. were GRANTEE
h,.a IT. 1ud 60 himself 10 Gen. Johns.
81. Al. .r-e bin to surrender likewise :
10 .u.'.~F.ree OF this plan, Grant vas tc
(" 10 .fa.aa Ion aud urge a -'opp,go 81
:.s.a.as. aa3 he is,ua Of an amnesty o.
lr.. au.' % while Gen. Lee would g,
/. its.yt-U aud urge Johnston 10 surrend.
tr.
The N~ra'd'. Washington spec;sl saw
Ger Grant represents Lee to be jealous in
! ], efforts 10 stop further elfusion of blood
and instead Of coming North il uroiur al,
other commanders Of Southern armies t.
surrender without further resistance. Lee
consider. his work rs important as Gran,
d:! his il coming to Washington TO reduce
tie expenses Of the Government.
ltappesrs that jef DDyi= sent a tncssan-
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To FARMERS.

will paw you the highest price for good
sound. healthy cattle, and no other kind Asr
'or Pork, Poultry, &c. Come and see me before
You sell elsewhere
Manitowoc, Nov II, 1863.
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National Bank OF
Ia1itoWoc.

o;FII5 BAN, having been appointed Accn.
/ for this new a1d popular Loan. viii receive
,uhsci iptious TO the sane aaC deliver notes re
Jt charge 10 s'l5 >clber-, a. soon as they can Dc
blamed from Washington.
Interest viii accrue .f,om the dag. When
money Is deposited with Us and parties subscrib-
lag VII gain from four to five day interest over
slbsctibt.Ou orders sent 10 Milwaukee or Chi
caso aud eisht,to ter days over orders sent tt
New York or Y Washington.
This loau pays q ufe rate of interest (-ever
and three teath:per cent? and is convertible
the end Of three years, into the popular AID
tavolito " yE-TwEnTlrs," which are now sell
irg at 3 high premium. at lie same time is ex-
empt from STATE or u.u1ic pal taxation.
Al $40 egalTtenier notes INCLUDING &C
cRUsD iATsKi ST vii De received or subscription
TIE roies are issued IL denominations OF
500, 500. $500, $iu0e. 50oo
I. U, BARNES, President.
Feb Is 1865
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g. II. Heznpsted's
NEW
Music Establishment
AND PIANO WAREROOMS.
25S Main ST., milwaukee.

.TNuIS New Music Hall one of the most spa
i c;oG3 and elegant es'abl shmeIits Of tte
! lhd III the United States, Is now fully COM
1pIeted aud stocked with splendid assortment
sof PIANUS, MELoDEONS. HARMONIOUS,
emusic BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAL IN
IsTkUMENTS every description
I Oar stock j. unsurpassed in extent and vari.
sety, aud sc ar fully prepared 10 furnish any
sartlc:e in the music trade AID Of the best
9qu Ijty. T. those about selecting Planes, We
! Ciler unusual advantages, -ha Ing at all times
47gry large assortment, and from a variety o.
s makeIs v DO not confue ourselves to the
bsae It Pianos from one or two houses only,
!; but have ipst'ur1s NJ from ali tie lsaajHg nnh
gers OF New YORK, Bostoa and elsewhere Per-
s.sors wishing to buy good Piano have therefore
severy opportunity at this establishment Of max
sng a satisfactory selection.
3 Every Piano is iUliy warranted for five years.
3 We C!!er our Pianos invariably at factory
3 prices, without adding freight. Al OF our
!; Piaios are coca substantial instruments made
4 oi well seasoned materials, ny sktul workmen,
IS aud he tone is always pure aud sympathetic
sand the durability AID capacity of remaining
gin tuae unequalcd.
!, Persons cut of the city wishing to buy good
= Piano and unable to visit the city for that pur-
.posc, can have one selected for them and sat-
s istaction will in all cases be guaranteed, both
a;as 20 quality aud price or the instrument may
81 be returned at eur expense.
q This is the only pace in the city where the
Reiterated STEIN NAY l. SONS and CHICK.
ssERING & SONS Pianos can be obtained.
i. The assortment Of Melodeons, Ha, moniums
Gam American Organs is very full and varied.
n Of The celebrated instruments Of this class made
Coy IBI>c4 8, Co, and :. d. & II. W SMITH we
e have poH full supply. Military Bad Ins:rn-
gsmeu.s, Drums Guitars Vol and i'll fact every
8 de- ip,ou OF Musical instrument in use. Tho
szGlcst Roman Nielin and Guitar Strings import
q expressly or our trade ani unsurpassed fer
ssGual.gy and dur sbiy. II the
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Browns Heat Market


8{XTN. BROWN WISHES the people Of Mantle
: Voc to bear IL mind that he Is rqaly frou
earliest morn till late at n ght 0 furnish then
s"l.h Al! varieties Of MEAT Of tie choicest kind
/ ,t the lowest rates.
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1865.
MILWAUKEE NEWS.
Daily, Semi-Weekly & Weekly
1860.
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sTIE rec lrrouce Of another year affords OH
| friends throughout this and adjoining
Estates fitting opportunity for a special and
:gen,ral .ii3rt 20 euiur1r the circulation OF Tn
z NAw5-D4ly, Sep;. Weekly and Weekly /
! ifords Us pleasure, at the game tine 70 &C
shnowe5gc their friendly and very successful
+ forts in his regard Iuyis the year just clos
Sing. and although the present high trice5 o
Z nateriaI preiude the pecuHiary reoompeLs'
Souce realized, We have the same desire to mul'
siply the number CT our readers
l The tone and character OF The NEw7, under
sts present II.antgem ent, are Low so well IN
! erstood, that It W uld be sup eItaous to III
sdulge il any recital OF our past, or pr1tes-Ioh
flor the iGtuge Suffice it 20 say that IN all jha
! sces 20 make up first cas public Journal
! latest general and com . erc,al news by tele
! graph and Otherwise interesting Vorraspon
3 tence on current topics, courtesy in argument
3tduer cnce to principle literary and misceiliI
. -ou5 matters and attention TO local utter sts
. wnet r affecting our state or the 10 thwes
5EaneTaig, il IS not Intended that TINS NEW
Fahs.t hold any secondary position
Z We SUTTON the present terms Of the seyera
! d'tal5:
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: : per three months %
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I clubs of five l,7J
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Result of a Century. Change.

d One hundred years ago there was not q
single White man in OHIO, Kentucky. Iudi
ana, or Illinois Territories. Then, " hat is
uow the most fouri,hipg par 0. ,Amerca,
was as little known as The Country arouud
the mountain Of the moon IL was not nntil
'he yenr 1869 the gallant and adveu, nrvus
Boon lef, his, home in North asoliDa, TO
Income the first settler of Kentucky. The
FIRST pioneer did not settle Ill twenty years
af,er that time. A bund, I'd years ago
Canada belonged 10 Frarce, and the whole
population of the United Sta'es did moi
exceed million and half OF people, A
hundred years ago he great Frederick Of
Prussia was performing tho great explo :
which have made him immoi a in Mill AIRY
annals, and with bis liirle monatchy was
|us' aiming u single handed contest with
Russia, Aus ria and F,aner the three great
powers Eutope combined .l lel
A hundred years ago the Uni'ed Sia'es
WAS he most loyal Dsri Of The British EN-
pir", aud on the hot zon M si,eck ndicaied
he strnggts which within II score of Years
hereafter established 'he great republic of
the wo'ld.' A hundfed years ago ihere
were but four newspapers in America !;
seam engines had not been imagined. aud
ralroads and telrgraphs had not entered
INTO he remnicst conceptions of mn -
When we cume 10 look hack al IL through
the vista Of history, We fDd that the cen
gury which has passed has heen allotIed 10
more important events in heir hearing npo''
he happiness of the world, than almost
auy which has elapsed since the crea,ion.r 81
.r,I-,se Chicago Journal.
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WHOLE. NUMBER S2l.


maj ms,ns,r.ocv s,r.ocvaass T. Ia aa,nsa.I ~ ,nois !,
mill he ~. "s,, ,S,d p2s7 WIZ pe n eapaoie OF
10 he no hornd, ' psI%s. 'sse.s sssas
Ir.ieS, ssnsr,s and ~ ru "ylnsn capaefy.-
inp resolts How of,ed ,uoSe oSo.. s'.oa'sa .o1.s.
driven byfgci,c cnmsr,sncss sHsss nss. sa,ea.,
some formidsbIe uoyL hss uv'.sss n.,.;ss
and bi,ber q uncoa.rI;oa. ~ y. ,yfs ,;s;n su, ~
o prapnIe' and 10 o,ssssr Si soi o,as "
stood amazed a, i,saaas' @ %.
cess - S1s1S. ~ 80 . s's1pe''su 's1 ss0'
Those circums, ,ancss ,h,s.s s4ns H..
provoke us 10 any nohlsr .vss aasa.,ss. onu, 'nas
our greatest ,beoefac,ors'. sns' o""s.,s' ars
=. - r :, OPP"'Niou huo
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; New Yor,. c.n,r.l Parl.

The COmni>s ouers II The Central PAX
have Just Issued their eighth u, nu,l report,
which 10 not only q1iie inefes ing as giving
the latest official Information respecting fbIS
magnificent pnbir Inxuty, but il also q very
attractive brochure by eason If a Number
Of handsome Illustrations and maps which
eucidare tbe descriptive text The work
Of he Commissioners during lie past year
has been confined to the advancement and
c. cmpleu,n Of structures prev ousy designed
aud in proress of CONSTRUCTION, and TO for.
wntdIng the drive in The upper part Of the
Park. in order that its who area might be
rendered accessible 10 the pubic nt the
earliest prhciIcsble date. Du ing the YER,
one mile OF drive has been Completed aud
there are nov complete and in use uine
miles Of drive, and a delightful drive it is,
MS happen 10 know from havihg been
taken over almost every rod OF it. only a
few weeks ago or the ride, there are
shout five and a bali mites complere and in
use of walks, about one aud d balf miles
were completed duting the year, Inakiqg IL
all nov complete and in use abou twenty.
Two AMI half miles. The fin,hed por ion
of The drive, with about half a mile uoS
idcomplete, hat well advanced. COMP iseS
all Of The drive at present contemplated =
Mich Of the time, talents, and money ex
pended durlDg he year have been devoted
70 the characterization of the terrace-that
besu spot Of The PA'k-wbose fountains,
fi'h ponds, plen>ureboats, comfort con
senirbces, etc. ec make il the paint d as
trad Of all visitors. A IN ,gniiicerr fJubtuln
IS TO be the erowning glory "f thi. ste'
spot, and The b ,ard has commissioned Miss
S ehbins 20 model the principal 6kn' es of
,he fonnisin. The to.al ros.'of me P'nk,
mp 10 this time. has beea SO, 1873 80S 10, y
sum which, although some.Iiat astounding
rs the price of imp ovemeats no. cnnststing
If marble sores isni' stately dwellings,
nevc, th-less must prove he very hest in.
ves'mpat oi public funds The ciiy has eve
made /; apon the principle thai, If money
can he made 10 supply iangs where they do
not exist, few iich cUnsumptyes Will he
likely to haggle long about the price 10 he
paid for breathing apparatus. Ddriny 1854
he visits TO the Pax numbered 5. T4O 019
ALI of which proves that the people are
Disposed 10 use as well as TO pay for their
lungs, SO literally furnished. 4fs7 :, ~
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Mother 10 Deadt

"Moiher isdead I" What q volume oi
thought d. these sad words expre-sl Wins,
pen can bring forth the agony of mind when
this sad truth is realized l. The heart
shriDks back. spd denies TO inttnding ex
p esson u knowledge OF lis inward woes
The. imqgipa ion of ano her fails 10 pic 'u't
them aud when we ourselves. who have
sustained ibis loss, turn our eyes inward
for momenf. to glance a. the naked reali.
~, we are wont to disbelieve II aud repel
The overwhelming q Iod of sorrow, which
ever anon. ike .ocean 6,ws 10, sod fro
upon our lwattS, uuill exhausted We sink
INTO lei hprgy, from which when we awoken
IL seems as If we ou selves had passed into
another world, in pbich every thing seems
tiDged with sn unnatural gloom t "
1t is sad-it is veiy sad to know that
o'hcr is no moe te, t+i h
The sun will shine the birds will sing.
The flowers will biocm, In seeming mockery,
he same as before hut here is-o void IN
the famIly her seas is vacant, aud us we
'her around The family board We seem to
deny The tru'h TO ourselves. aud isteu as
though we heard her coming foot-step-
Bu, alas, she comes not
Mother is deudi Away from our home
hive they laid her in the cold ground-the
clamrny dew damp Of death upon her brow.
She'is shut cut Of oar sight forever fur
ever / Mo-, not forever; the light of
heaven angs brilliant hope over our sOr-
lows; wi'hits aid we can penetrate the
darkest cloud of K .iet, mad LOOK forward To
the bright future with confidence that We
shall meet again. Wua s aid, death is DOT
death; II has not The stiug the world would
nave us think it i but the transfer Of the
soul rom tins, is transitory hobe TO ever
listing VI So; it Is bntoihe passage Of the
storm winch l,aves he rainbow Of hope-to
cheer its sbhghie1 SUBJECTS 10 Sgi SIT
We love 10 lmger u'oupd mother'sgfase.
and pu e-upon the happy past, when she
VA, with MS. We. love to think of the
merry Christmas aud other holidays, aud
oIlhough with the semblauce OF lhem j.
linked the sad truth that they can never
come home agaln-aIthough its teas open
new wounds in osr hearts, yet We are vii,
ling to suffer these pangs that we may keep
ever f. esh in our memories that happy past,
now forever g"ne.ali ve-ssg .gas5J ei,57A
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Personal Nestnsss.

Some say that II is qnne out Of the qaes-
tion fottarmsrs' wives md dsughters, who
have so many duties 4 o. perform, TO fstways
look tidy. Some do say so, aud have Of
ten heard them; hui such declarations do
nor. in my opinion, mIi'ats agsinstt The gen
eral principle A wife or dahgh,er ca 4 he
personally neat, no matter what duty she
m y he tmplo,el at. Those who sl'ow
the'nselvesIo apoear neg gently dressed. on
the plea that they have something TO do---
cDokin9, washing. scfa5bRg, whitewssh-
ing. etc .--srep city sbure 10 b, habiluslr
ly untidy. A, .lprn, fad, d, oiled, ,had-fltirg
gown, With q son bonnet in Keeping, worn
in the house or out Of iI.slip,hod shoes,etc.,
no appearance of o wIite collar hair
aq1ashed upon the head, aud plenty stray.
iiig about he neck do not give the bus.
band, ifhe possesses any cleanlIusss1 him
self, u very elevated idea of 'biA wife's a,z
fractions. nor will the daughters, who may
be equally delinquent, impress the ,y9ppg
men Of the uegnboTbood very. fayorahy,
| am II wife aud u hou,eSeeper, aud have
been dolly worker for twenty FIVE years
ia my household, but have never seen
the day when could uot take time to at.
teud to my personal appearances. System.
and a desire to be always cieao, will not
oaIyi afford the peee l,nty time. but will
mike The laboryoDe oi 'he highest pleasures
My husband never has bod aud never shall
have occasion 10 twlt me or the girls IN re-
Ia,ion 10 matter which every womsn's
pride or self aspect ought to provide
against Win not, then, my sister house
keepers give this question Of domestic
propriery or qrespeci ability their serioasl
constderaIiohf They should e. member
that mot only concerns themselves, bpt,
especially. their daughters, and. in no small
degree, their sons also. r vsE ri rgis-sses
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Rules for La dY Printers!

HH. - e.. aF HH.4 10
l Must be at the office whenever re
qnlred .-....., ID. .,....r,.,.t, ..., r..
2 No reading Of motto papers and love
sfo ie, during the working hours: '''a-- 90
g. Nbd'paudas shah be allowed 10 have
her beau in the Office " see her set type, q.
any time. a,Tl. vow % I'D yh ~ ssls 81. $50
4 No matter how gifted "hand" may
heat making PIES a' hpme, II she nlake'
pi in the ,.fice, sue shall be compelled to
assori il. t...,...t ....,......
S. No "baud' shall sit in the sane uhl
longer than 10 proca'e copy, unless re
qne,tcd by the edlto-. 'o'-' -fi 1851 sa'@
b 6 Noaiiemptipg To kiss The editor for
he sake OF "fat.' capy. lie viii use hi,
%, erogaiive 10 kiss tor scotl a,l hands, +"
as ibe occasion may rsqnire,s s8s z1,u. II
/ - Ladi,s aho trug their. dinner shall
not make dinlpg saloon Of The snncipm,
nor use proof paper 70" a table cloth.
s Any lady ""nand' abont TO emigrate
10 The State If Ma rinony, sbuii give at
least one months no.ice THAI her place may
be supplied by suother. zoo ..iN aa.iH3 I'9fa
o. No mafsied woman viii be allowed 10
work IN he Cffice, provided II he kDosnr,.
10 M lepy shall be allowed 10 laugh
ai ,lhe Inoliou Of another While engaged al
he care, .. ....--s T.r ....;i.,f,.,,i ,
IL. No gossipping, lqnarrelling. rnl'ibg
OF ir. scratching OF iaces, OF singing
love sotg. durmg hours
oI2 Nnlady shall have free adm ssion
ID. or o dcrs for places OF amusemeuls,
unless accompanied oy genrlemsa. zaa
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CAs A Mornpn FoRerr.-Cau a moihe

CAS A MorHER FoReET Can q mother
forgel2 Not q morning. noon, or night
bns she locks into the corner of the kitchen
where you read r ,oinson G uso. and
'hluks Of you syet boy. Mothers rarely
becUme conscious that their children are
grown our Of their chldhuod.' They think
OF hem, advise them, write to them, as
hough not fu l f,urteen years of age 49,
Tnsy cannot forget the child Tatee
times day she thinks who are absen,
from the ,ahle. and hopes That hext year,
a. fnrlh, 8 she may just "haye her own
family there aud If you are the e., look
ru' for the fat limb Of flied chicken and
c, ff4e which nobody bur every ybody's own
mo- her can make Did II snuab forget
SamueG? A sh0,t sehtence,9 fail of house
hold hi,iory.nud running over with genuine
mother love. is telling beautiful Moteover
his mother made blm o little coal. and
brought il to him from year 10 year when
size came up With ber husband to sacrifice.
A moiher, mourning at her 6rst bornt
grave, or closing the ey,s of child affel
child, displays a grief hose very iedne,s
is sublime. Bat Utter, keavers than she
dea stroke ts The desperation of a. son
VINO rushes over n crushed heart, tut o vice
snirh he would hide from evea the aban
doucd and vile.3 t7r s..fla .-af.. 8. ,i.,iit1sg
/, Napoleon WAS once asked by ladg what
France needed for the education Of youth,
aud he short p ofonhd reply was 'Molhers
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matrimonial Ineons,aney.

A qneer instance 10 illustration of thi,
vice has recently been brought 10 light IN
u ne'ghborlug town. A married woman.
moving "a high ci' cles.s left her hoae one
ever ing last week, and taking a Onseyance
TO hotel in the rural districts, was soan
joined by an uufathiul husband. who ought
To have been Mt home taking care of his
own family, instead Of eng gIng in intimate
with those outside of bis
own hou ehohi.. The c ,pple ordered q room
oge' her, representing themselves s,hus-
baud aud wife. Al a la er hour the sane
might carriage dove up, TO The door OF
The h"tel with auolh her couple, Who engaged
lodgings 10 an sdjoiriing chrmbrr. An
passed off quietly enough unlll The mex
morning. when ibe Two couples were sum
moned TO the breakfast table, There they
me'--when 10. aud hehold !--,Lere wssss
mere change "f partners. each man having
upon his atm the vile Of ihs other A.! A..
though there was mutual -biush,ng. much
menial curslng aud ieerimihaliou.It wa
deemed best. after a sober second thoughI,
10 let The mailer rest ms quietly, AS p,'sslnIe,
hui the coincidence was too iema ( d ble
Que 10 avoid The ear OF the "v-r en- ,ous
LoteeH Mass NsWs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
ASHTABULA o. SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER %. 1865
t-4 From the N. Y. Citizen 81.
PERSONALS IN mY HEAD.

t,.4. From the N. Y. Citizen. ...tt q
W s.s PERSONALS I'm mx HEAD.
Sitting tonight in my chamber, Id.
A bachelor frigid and lonely, a ..ts
kiss the end Of my pipe-stem--
That, and that only.
~ Reveries rise with the smoke-wreath, ~
Memories tender surround me;
Girls that are married or buried
Gather, around me. .-,...... Z
Schoolgirls in pantalets romping; o.
Girls that have grown to be misses;
Girls that like to be kissed, and -a1
Like to give kisses. a.4
Kisses--well remember themi
Those in the corner were heetest;
Sweet were those ON the sly; " in the
Dark were the sweetest.
Anna has gone on a mission I'd.
NI Off to the South Sea sinners;
Nell isa widow, keeps ,boarders, and
Cooks her own dinners.
Charlotte and Susan and Hattie, I'D
Mary, Jane, Lucy, and Maggie;
Four are married and plump-two 'i
s Maiden and scraggy.
!- 2r u.s. .r.e'altsE
Carrie is dead Bloom sweetly,
&, Ye mignonettes, over her restl q 4.
Her love dearly and true, ~rr
Last and the best. Vo4'.II ~
Thus l sit smoking and thinking,
% A bachelor frigid and lonely,
kiss the end of my pipe stem ..
That, and that only.