The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

,Ir,,.p SpPcrI,TIoS THwARrED-A TEr-
royIc FARMER SoLp.--lt appears thar wei
,,.do German in the lower part OF IN" Guy,
rejoicing in the somewhat disreputah!e name OF
Tnefel, lin English, Dcvll,l some moh,hS ago
assisted a niecc-Auna IuetcI-to pay h'i I'i'
from fathprlaud 10 this country. Anna WIS
NOT wholly satisfied with the treatment she
received al thrhands of her uncle ana COUSINS
and shortly after her arrival, found Situ:t-
non in n German family as Il SERVANT az
about this time, one Mueller tarmerlh Ma
coupin county, III, and WldoWer' Wfl'eS 10
4 friend of his n;AScd Shuster, IN TINS city'
that he had lost his frow, who was very N'lt-
ble bv reason of her ability 10 do farm WORK,
and desires in the spring 10 obtain ahotnrl
wife, who can take her place IN the corh-htId'
meadow or barn ward. ShuStcr, VINO mas
seem the voung devil, surnamed Anna,
writes 10 his friend that she IL Just the ETi ioi
him-being fresh from the = Natcrlanu,
uccuS toned 10 work, strong ana nearly, az"
not having been long in the country, ao'1li9
unacuuaintcd with the doctrine o! No-
mems rights; and therefore advises him
not to wait till spring, but 10 come
1T once and secure the prl|". MueiieI
had not sufficient money on mana bul
rather than lose such a charming troW. Dor
rows from a ncighbor load OF oats, when ne
brings to this market and sells. lie i lntlo-
duced 10 Anna-he likes her ana she likes MN
and they mutually agree 10 marry on me
morrow. Mueller, thinking his promised Orlde
deserving of some presents, escorted hef 10
store, where ne purchased for her WedalhG
dress 4 pair of shoes, ana a shawl. rs lIltl
were returning, ne advised Anna TO inform hef
uncle the venerable Tueich-or DeNll-ot her
approaching marriage, which she proceeded 10
do. He bearing III mind that the Deyll should
have his due, ntimatcd 10 Mueller mat before
the marriage he ought 10 be pald Il balance OF
thirty-oue dollars which he had advanced 10
Anna over the water Mueller aSSentrd,
but as he was ont Of money, asked Iuefel
10 take his note The latter dcmurrcd,
saving he knew nothing OF Mueller
standing, but as ShuSter was his friend, he
would probably take his note and advance the
amount Shuster was found, agreed 10 the
proposal 10 cash the note, and In" flnancal
business was concluded, all parties highly
delighted-Tuefel promising 10 pay Justice
Schneider for performing the ceremony; and
the German farmer returned 10 his stoppmg-
place so highly delighted that no more obSta-
Giles lay in the way of his matrimonial ven
tire that he obtained credit To the amount OF
five dollars, which he expended III lager ana
prctZ,lS 10 all who We're in the saloon. The
next morning the eXpcctaEt bridegroom
repaired 10 the unclcs house with his friend
Shustcr. where he found the old Iuctel and
the Justice, but the young feminine IuetelWaS
absent Al first ii was thought she was beau
tifviug herself for the occasion, but after
waiting till the whole company were ont OF
patience, a general search was made, which
resulted i'll the discovery that Anna, with her
new dress and shoes, had fled with SOM" more
Youthful admircr, leaving only her he" shawl
behind her rs 4 reminder.
We draw n curtain over the scene OF anger
which followed, feeling incapable of correctly
rendering the huge Teutonic OathS so NolublN
vented by the farmer who had purchased I
woman who, as he said, had proved - real
tuctcl. st. L0uiS Press, 2ih.