The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-17

other way, and by some other orpani.
cation. From the Democratic party no
service can be expected; its leaders will
probably go onfor another q quarter-cen-
tury to come, maundering about a
southern alliance, faithfully re-elect-
ing the Woods, Seymours and Pendle-
tons; and opposing with all their fee
bleness every measure Of right, Justice,
liberty and progress-until some day
in the next century they wake up like
the good Rip Van Wrinkle and discover
that there has been a war. -i,9gEs
| ,t,a,l q.
THE ARCHANaEL's TRUMP.-A good
story is told In Paris at the expense OF
very handsome and rich widow of the
most exemplary character, who has 1.
small and elegant retreat in Versailles,
in addition to her town residence. at
this pretty rurality she was passing a
week t the close Of the autumn, having
for her guest a lad in his teens, who
was a distant relative, and who was
thus passing his vacation from school.
Madam's house.keeper and cook was a
respectable female, who, however, had
an admirer, trumpeter, stationed in
the barracks near by and the stolen
pleasures of whom was to come in and
dine stealthily on the remaining dishes
of the mistress's luxuriant table.
Madam and her boy relative having
started after dinner for walk, the
trumpeter took advantage of the abb
scencesL but unluckily prolonged his
meal a few minutes too long. In his
hurry. to conceal himself, when taken
the he'd of the ledv oS tho Lo1So tLi'1Is
linz to Rscane yvhiIe Sha ,1osso5 IT, t..S-
Ini1ns in the drs 70 mo r0o,1I aS ,s,,,,1
| aan1- wins tfred ',1it6 hsr [vsII, IN Ios,it
ever. and proceede5 to ret;ra To-, r% tTo
| lnipht in1meIIotaIy IN fEo, rat,,S,, VA Ut4e
The trnmnatsr IN F,,II M SoslI LII,
his brazen inst rnnnant bosiIIa r,..,i "tsn
of conrss I'm n nositjon ~ &c
dismay. As he Law ractino biS Srafn
the door suddenly Snene6 s1I 5iS in Srai' Iraiii'
ment ofthef iady' fsII IN his lrnees a1,I a,it7
made n tnmn iti1ons ecIaratinIi raj eT Tt1Is lIu
WTn the mama of Haevan y or;oj rs:
IasEonished obiecti ~ hjs T'a,ss;S,,TS ss,;se
|. and leave this roon Pin1rosi{, tai s.9
What wonld be tbo1aht nf me- ttIT'9tys Y s,S,!
5 were seen IN t41s indiscreet situation
retire!" 1'''e 'ntS moment ana
.sHNol" firmly persisted the academic.
a, ,7''1 live but to love you'll No power
n eInoH Snaii lear Ear me i9 M rom tnis spot
last dav-" u 'Ne
At this moment the trumpeter, whose
Ups. lips were s. at the edge OF his instrument,
overvSboinoiIn = oE U1 to"ant mn was PoureG tne
impatience. ssTrrr-ta-ta-ta.ta[ - "a
thunder blast, towhich the walls Of the
4ttte, LYLE courage lag tremnled to their foun-
d In;,o,. 9,s was ~ aAte
49,, aNEtL ~ ~ . w anu 6ne tFuthpeLer
n;mS IS n,9 S;StGiupe' D9E the story got
toId III I~% nI,a. mtEnS PaS. n'Ine OF place. was
Wy ~ t,!..,' al oseL 1,e! I ans. !,
s.s ~ "aS haELaIeu one evening py
~. IN siaiA i e4Ecle, When the
Mf 1vO,,iS Psi;a sSiSs,, ,,.,,,.,. a..
world to have seen % the fase H az tba ~ LANE I9e
~. az s1S y SnA"ineh' OF Inc trutnpet's sound
ls;r,,o r,.o :. AZ.
Inc llstas iaSe OA Lne poy on MS knees was
1n,II,, oIais3 ostSe5 w4Ftn n seeing, assure
~, ,SoSSt. ti,s ~ q Lohe ol
ra1aoIi,,SS t4S tI,it
she I1as 'I,rsaIF W The tssoirS ~ 'nat tI1o
&c., SAS' O"0 AANAne VI tHe
soy : - -. t,4t
THE public remember the ,recant
l,,,,,,.s : = -
IVY A0ONS VI S0u Pun JULIUS auu
other secur1tles from the othce OF Mr..
Lord, at New. York. Some of the stolen
coprons having baasn 5otaoto,1 a,a
t..aIs,, a. l-..,-t.Ia, ""u
Itaceu ts1a ~ 70 brokers anu bankers IN that
city who purchased them, after notice
given in the usual Wav that thew had
IIIoa,, stoIa,, ,,,;t Ia. -, t,,.a,,s.,,4 -
= 80 tsss' 44t.S' ~
recover 1rotnAthose- parties the coupons
or their value. This is a very impor-
.tant ouestior to money flea1ers Attba
time Of the robberv. a Mr' barron Who S
brings snif AGAINST The hroIsar Had IN IN
Mfr. Tordfs sl ia ovei. haIf a T1flIfoT1 In