The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-25
.'Dld BIN belong to it3p Z inquired.

i, lie utd.HaI gsff stig3,-,.,-f M. q, $50 -.
..Wall,," I said, 'tif Billy was one o
Its respect stiffness, and I'll go with you
lmy gay trooper boy.1 And We Weni
Off armein-arm. = VI 80. :
On the way the agreeable man told
me the Club was called the StosheFS
ISHe said I would notice that none of2em
appeared in Sevenin dress. He said Il
vas agtn the rools of the club. In facls
II any member appeared there In even
ttn dress he'd be instantly expeld. 8 And
hYit, e he added stthere's geneyns there
and lortty emotions, and intelleolr
You'll be surprised at the quantity oi
tntellecki you'll See there fiii7
Weireached the Sloshers in due time,
ana Unjust say thegsWas. q shaky-look'
In lot, and the public house where they
convened was certainly nonef 81 the
best. si'ifitd nI .4T56 '5idf fITs f1sl -
t.s The Sloshers crowded round me, and
sa1o ;4aVy9s weleome. gttss! gttss What, q beauti,
fnl brestpip you've got,n, said one 81
'em. Permit me, and he took it out
my neckefchefli stIsn't 1uVly,'S he
SAID parstni Il no another, who parsed
" 70 anQtherf 1t was given me by my
aunt, on my promisin her I'd neveI
swear profanely, and never have, ex.
cept on very special occasions. u see
that ibeautiful3 .boosuml pin. a pSrsin
tEom one Slosher to another, and; I'm
reminded. of them sad words Of The mott
"parsin awayl spafsin aWayIn pineveI
saw limo more. Then in comes ath-
iettc female, who no sooner sees 5me
than she ptters wild yell, and cries
AT laEst at larstl Ny Wilyit1i, from
the 6eaBlSafti sttrI1 htfc Fssstl tfid SUI
= Iaaidl "Not at all, Marin. Not on nc
account. I have heard the boatswain
pipe 70 quartersEbut voice in my
heafG did mt whisper Seu-zauI I've be.
!aYed the mRrlinspikes on the upper
ppoopU but Sen-zap's eyes wasn't on
your SaIeri boy. Far diffsrent. mn
2is'Oh yes you are ~ she hoWleds seiziu
me round the neck sob, how I've
4o9kt forwards to this meein ~
and you'll presently" |" I said, shave
opportunity Of lookin backwards to
IL because I'm on the pint OF leaVin
this institutional ..sl.lf-,l,7i 3. 80 !
I will here observe that j. come of a
very clever family. A very clever
family, indeed. q 1n4b d'rnif hn6
.Where," ," I cried, as struggled in
vain val ~ g release myself from the eccen-
ting-the man who WIS into the Gil
meai amidst he'oannon's thunder /
want him." 5f-1ss'.,, I
He came forward and cried, ;'What
90 see Me Sisterl me sweet Adult
aide! and in te6rsl wiIlinl"EfRe
anu you're the serpent as
TOOK to my boosum, and borrowed
money, OF, and went round with, and
was cheerful with, are you I You
ought to be ashamed of yonrself." !" l!ti
Somehow my coat was jerked of, the
breast-p pncket Of which Contained my
pocket book, and It parsed away like
the brest pin. Then they sorter quietly
hustled me into the street.. d gfiHal'i
It was about IL at night when /
reached the Greenlion
Hal haI you sly old rascal. you'ye
been up to larkSl ~ said the landlord,
laEdn loudly, and digging his fist into
: I SAID, H,E .tBigsby, Il you. do that agin,
shall hit you'll Much as I respect YOU
and your excellent family, I shall dis.
hgGer your bensverlenti conntenance
''W6at has rufled your spirits
friend 7'' said the landlord. #9ss ffatS
"My spirits has been rufhsd - I an
sered in a bitter voice, t'by a viper who
was Into the Crimea. What good was
it" cried, "for Sebastopof t6 fail
down without el6pin ina its rooins
that vipeeRp ,Ig.,f.l III IN ,Il.1 -
then went to bed. / come of a very
clever family. ARTEMUsVARD.