The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-01-24

Fl auu of the tragant vine
- elbow, my heart is thine;
-.ist0m creed nor law,
.o- Ii. .a.Hg that ever saw.
Is a4..a ...rr cup guam,
E#g.. .rn luOr ! riot and laugh.
u-.. IrFE.-Our readers will lroba
-,..f... n.. q s Goodc, who formerly resided
- -., ...7. colonel Of the 21sL Illinois in
jffy 3 gEft8ga and was subsequently, dropped by
II -.tss Il g.ga place to colonel (now lielitenat
t.sr.T. rrr ~ q find in the Decatur Tribune quite
,oDsuG. grr a-out him;
.a..- "A. sr undergoing many strange and
..j;,l al s f.-.tal of life and buiIetng the dark
rss = .fge-.e and misfortune, he has at length
,rrr. res. and titled gentleman. By the
aaI 0f hs gau ., sir Jasper Goode, VINO died At
@ Era..-.l F.. AS fallen heir to estates the rental
gEt.h .rgrrt. annually to $4,000 sterling, and
a a.aaaa3s "a rla title by inheritance.
TEa fg.sae-. and adventures through which this
.H#5.4 r8r..-now sir Samuel S. Goodc--has
Kan e..#t8 FAR i. large yellow covered volume. At
q 5rar. a.-.ta.a he was a midshipman in the Texan
.har ars.r.i il the war Of independence with
.faornd u promoted to lieutenant in three
gnH- fob cul out Mexican bungo under the
.s W .h- q. - Of Vera Cruz.
ms NM var ba.a en- the United States and Mexico
,t f.n8.c5iate.r followed, he volunteered in the
.gricag arInr private, but BY his gallantry soon
1u far himself captains commission. Ia the dis
r9us Elibu-se. of Lopez he commanded a com
ug-a1s ls prisoner at Cardenas, and escaped
q gaw0ao by a laughter Of Spanish officer, who
came aanaorea him, opening the prison doors.
JaIetauad however, by his narrow escape, he
Il embarked ii walkers first expeditions from this
also managed to escape after passing through I'M
u rerils and safferings. As all our readers are
.carv wase BE tised a company in this city when
g eHas tram sumter reverberated through the loyal
rta wla. q. 81 tOon, and was elected colonel by
regiment. VI. St.
3s aauc ..m however, he was deprived Of his
um.aa. ..# r.a. Z. S. Grant, then plain citizen,
sYa0. 2 ra S stead Weary and respondent,
raarH III Olson intment, he neglected his profess
s-lna .a-- 1y some chance dri(ted into CarIin-
He IT. = -taa where, at the time he received his
rrn. u Heepiug a bar in a drinking saloon.
. ra. this city en- route for New York,
ere iteamer for England, honor and
r.un.. Springfield (IlL) journal.
-.o.-.0 wing conversation, says the Column
s Mis-. a vas given US by gentleman of the
r .E aa. lily occurred few days ago. De
u- .o 2edmen on his farm for the pres
e rea0 a.' sed among others, a stout looking
IgwH-.a.
Da. aga ga want to hire next year?"
Freedman. hat sort of work is it, sir?"
uW1aa- hands on my farm; can get you
p aH.
Fne.a@aa a pompous air, J." Well no; !
mt care .ru ing next year-what will you take
+ vaur r...a
Caza 1t surprised, Twenty dollars per
Freedman Nv much would it all come to at
UHua CT mental calculation, 90 Six thou
a7 twa ula dollars.
friedman 3-s what are your terms ?"
-4.aaa-- bird cash. the balance in one and
va0r- ht per cent. interest"
ita3mam- luldn't you make some deduction
wls g#r whole in cash and goId;"
,0H0 My, eight per cent"
sEoeag Ike it tenn
Ga0e astonishcd-"v Very we'll"
.re.a take it."
vas then informed that he should
.'. naa. next day without fail
..Haa ##a ". e-s i've -gssg.lr Die freed Iag
" Tl aH a. Dja dozen r-ags
Iaaa #rw .or LrAr-A minister raarlr
lilo ID BIS Ha preach q funeral sermon ia anc
un.v .#e6 5ae one of h.s members. aa a.I
5aa a-m. gao we'd Harr Oh. road he wins travelling
ia I'D Hts la. aecE maalag saHa4ges. aud ato et
g.d ~. .a.m + we're 81 p..Tg round 4ae sweet
eoMrl h# .a4 oa hag minister taking s3fne of
r .rarz laa. i ltue FL objected 0a aee1aat
nos having ur-maa-aau s05a4 Eais objection
rs aad Che oIl adr, aiger Wrapping
am la fully Pu. 2 bundle a theH t2
He ".. ugs.a eapac,5u r.2. Titus
el- a0 . "a .unaUa mineral
AtE.n 7aer. .a the ewn ceremonies Of .bc
4tg. zsua ~. +. Iae scented lha saus9ees era
arg l.g I1ms raaw- ta.a NJ 4a. ge.Ac.s yL -le
oa uaa.s lat Of course this was A great an
a.4 He Is several times under the necessity
.e#Ur #a lips away. Having completed, the
Mister aaa egation repaired to the church where
B l4naE#, s--a Sc was to be preached.
Ala-E #e saEua was preached, the minister halted
ia#ee song f marks to bis congregation, when a
OF. Ai9 wished to have impeachment given out,
'eadea Gre te Of the pulpit and gave the minis
l5at a.saa to get bis attention. The divine
mixing b Zee having design upon his pocket,
SEQ "5 .aas e sudden kick, and sent the good
1.aar nnWE down the steps
a" F. use me, brethren and sisters" said
munster ea lsedIy, and without looking at the |
~ ae ""A done, " for | could not help it. ! !
7aL pocket, and the dog has been try |
\. e.'- -..a yer since came upon the premises.
H'T ." y Judge Of the effect such all an.
-.>.Hs4. Ega have at a funeral
i0EH r.nLE WIDows-A New York cor
rua-a IS follows:
ith Avenue hotel corner \ few DAYS |
o. Z ... It the Broadway crossing of Fifth
cT"@ andsOme widow Of John j. Crtten-
Fl king in splendid health, was mag
.... and attracted the attention Of many
' s1 her by her personal appearance |
still well-preserved woman.
disappeared down Broadway, before |
see another distinguished lady pass
."a action, going up Fifth Avenue. Sic
ed nor so young, but still notice
IS once the wife of Daniel Webster
up Fifth Avenue, a no less dis
lsed down the street in her carriage.
s. Hs kearney that was, magnificent
"."" to appearance, with much natural
FL. @a deal more that was artificial Gen
lgns . 1. e remembered, left two widows
H "l W.a designated in his viii as his wife.
"s7 nd wife, formerly a Miss Maxwell,
's..e' q = ler collector of this port, and a dis
"r1aa Hs. mt. The first Mrs. Kearney was
"sAh A ert BuIlitt, of Louisville, Kentucky.
o. .e ut collector of New Orleans and nh
wv. ...g. bile she was still living, Kearney
a'. .a#.I dlss Maxwell, and she admired him
.N. "laa Europe together, and, after being
wy t'''. {, during which suit for divorce
4 ..s . a..i. heaTney was prosecuted and OBJ
cans when they returned and were
.He3s Aeaney was killed, his estate was
y .5 5s-sa Eie, with provision Of $4,000 to
Il E..H... bnlltt, and the same sum to each OF
e..ls.i rs. hearney nee Maxwell, is living
% a 5"a +a She is said to be very charitable
G " terest in the soldiers and their fami
utltul woman still, and much courted
'. ..Na@ "N HENs.-Josh Billings talks learned
II oest Tune tu sett a hen IL when she's
G... a yu what the best breed IL, but the
-" .aa aneanest 1t costs AZ much 10 board
" ne boss, and yu might az well try to
i 81 running oats thru it, There
eepla hen for his eggs, il he laze {
Liens is very long.lived ii thev |
-- - 10y ulSseaze; there is great menny