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her back-she was toying with my au,
burn locks of jet>black hue she was
/ almost gone, and l was ditto. She look.
cd like grasshopper dying with the
hlccups, anl telt like a mud turtle
choked with a goldfish ball
"Sal," says l, in voice as musical as
the notes ofa dying swan will you have
mel
She turned her eyes heavenward,
clasped me by the hand, had an attack
Of the hcaves and blind staggers, and
with sigh that drew her shoestring to
her paiate-'Yes.'
She gave clear out then, and sqaatte
in my lap. She corkscrewed, and l cur
Humixed, and rolled in 1t. hugged her
till l broke my suspenders, and her
breath smelt of onions which she had
eaten the week before.
Well, to make a long story short, she
set the day, and we practiced every night
for tour weeks, how we would walk into
the room to be married, till we got so we
could walk as graceful as couple OF
Muscovite ducks.
The night the company, and the min-
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arm in arm we marched through the
crowded hall. We were just entering
the parlor door, when down | went ker-
slap on the oilcloth, pulingSall after me,
Some cursed fellow had dropped ban.
ana skin on the floor, aud it Aoored me
1t split an awful hole in the casmers,
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1t was too late to back out +; so clap>
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My groomsman was little tight and he
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slice, when oh horror! little six year
old imp had crawled behind me, pulling
my shirt through the hole in my pants,
had pinned it to the char, and in jump
ing up, l displayed to the admiring gaze
of the astonshcd multitude trihe more
white muslin than was pleasant. The
women giggled. the men roared, and, |
got mad, but was finally put to bed, AMI
all my troubles ended.
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POLITICAL PROSPECTS.

Many credulous persons IN this State
are sanguine enough to believe that the
Johnson Democracy re- organized, tink.
cred and secured up at Philadelphia,
will give the rebels ali the power they
fought for from 1861 TO 1864. Can
they give any reason for this faith! Not
the remotest or the slightest Help mu st
be brought by the roters, and the North
has the roters. Can Tenness vote down
Ohio! or Virginia vote down Pennsyl-
yania q? or Floilla vote down Illinois ;
or Louisiana vote down Indiana p
Granted that the johnson Democracy
get the undivided vote of the rebel
States, how much nearer will the Souih
he to .he power than she is to'day!-
johnson aims to 1nsolidate the Sonlh,
Perhaps he can, just as Jefferson Davis
consolidated it in 1861, but we prelot
that the former consolidation will prove
as baleful to Our people as the latter.
Why run after the Philadelphia Con
venticn, when it is powerless IN the
Federal Government ! Consolidation
in the South for the President consoli
dates the North for Congress. Every
State in the North except New jersey
is under Republican control by n large
majority, and New Jersey will not be an
exception at the next election. The
cause of Freedom and Equal Rights is
going forth conqnering and to conqer,
The slave power is hopelessly crippled.
Its head still wriggles and snaps its
teeth, but its legs and arms are gone.
1t can nei her strike nor advance.
Every hour spent in Democratic Com
vention is time tvolishly wasted The
people might as well pass resolutions
protesting against the course OF the sea.
sons, or the flow OF the Cumberland liv-
er, as toprotest against the progress OF
Republicanism.
We are said TO be practicable people;
let us have practical politics as WE'LL
Why fellow hairbrained leaders whose
nefarious appeals may stir up mob but
cannot argue down the hosts Of destiny?
The Republican party is our friend, and
it is as powerful as 1t i, friendly. l, will
be worth hundred millions Of capital to
Tennessee if she will enrol herself in its
all-conquering ranks. We have no slave
property to protect, and why do we
hesitate as to the path of duty and inter.
est? Look at Ohio, llnois and Indiana
as examples of powerful and prosperous
States guided by the precepts OF Repub-
licanism, Aye, look at Mlssouri only n
few months ago boun dhand and foot by
slavery, but now thriving rarvclously
under the influence Of a Republican
State Government Land so,caled Radical
measures. 1t is time we were learning
wisdom, and discarding the fossil leaders
OF johnson Democracy. cy.-NdshDiNc Press
and Times,
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The Umon'oVn Standard says The
gallant officer and soldier, Wm. S. Graft.
who left one of his legs down on the
sacred soil Of Virginia and who was some
moths ago appointed Assistant Inspec-
tor of Distilleries IN Luzerne tp., has
been superseded by that foul mou,hed
and treacherous Copperhead Louis d.
Moblcy, who opposed the war from its
commencement and did everything in
his power fer the success of the REBEL
ion.
Soldiers this is the way that the Cop.
perhead love is manifested towards you
this is the way they reward your
priceless services.
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Genuine Preparations,

And knowing that the intelligent refrain from
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATIO
FROM THE
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Vallandigham begins to see how he
missed it in not going South and fighting
to destroy tho life OF the nation. instead
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Had he fought in tho rebel army ho
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