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81 maden," fubr Der iunge Diplomat
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ldmer5en, tpem man sic moroen aIs
untreuen SoIbaten, Der feineu Soften
berlahen bat, in's Sort Barb ober@ott
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reidbenbes 8eSiirfntB ba5u uorbdnOen 1T. eiafieu fur
tieiss DepartemeRt perben firs Grte in Der b0heren
Sdule gebalten IperSen.
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Nisf 1tmi0crfitdt. .
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&e fiirsgic per6iientlidt purbeI, erbeut, lit bic
Sisf SdtuIe in cine Sist II uniperftt t, rpie re
pen iett on beuannt rperben Ipiro, Hberge9an9en.
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Oeutfde 1ereine Sfafbpine's.
9eutfder einlponOerunos sser,i,,

@NutIVS] Stu1uuItUttuHHSS S2cret1.
Yrdfoent: A6oIp1 QeIion.
@ieePrdfioent: g. g. giers.
S3asmeiller: Seurp Neb
Sefretar: Sobn Eubm.
aruftees: Gbrifian ariea,
gbories JeIfon,
y. D. Aerefie: God 8pr SO.
g. $. s. 6. Il. g. u.
Ssesn @ittUO9 abenb gerfaHtmIans in Der 5aru'
.Surner< Seretn
gesrlubet: IS. October 1864.
9iteHeoerSabI: $50.
erRer epre5er: a6OIpb RsIfon.
grOt. s6riftruurt: 5. gsGsman.
sSTilst Si sibliSt5s'ar: "s saats asasssoS, gana.
Griter surnpart: aOms Scbiinemnnn.
8susDart: IL. s6ilS5sim. 90"''''"'
Sriter S5asmeiiter: s. 9. giers.
3aatsss sa.ob gttes kfH g. ysr; m S:sos .rrn sp,.
sSa1saT srlssmTmlnngslOtaI: Burner SaHe,: ede @ap
Ser gerein bat mittwp6s 4benb y. ubr fem
IpobentIIben Stsnngen.
SdiiBen< <8erein.
Gesriin6et: SGnunr 1861
p 9iitgIieoersab1: -
Srfsr Sdisenmeiftsr: ". settp.
gSosneifer 3. s. gSaaaaHGt. gSDsa Htp'
/. seeretdr: SObm @uBm.
4 5. Sol.
Sadion<2oae 9to Ill
9Ilter beuti6er Srben Der Saruaa,i
6ber=8arbe: s. Rarfb.
i. i."sss gseretar sesTa SeSn Siitir' #fs'
@6asmefHaer: Seors Saai sSfaann sefi$er.
Fer SrSen DsriammeIt it5 ieoen 9onnerftos abems
8. .. 3. s @
Nurora<2 2oge $50. 105. 8cutIde Sbe-
5eQoips
gesrlnoet: apriI 1883
9RItelieoersdbl: 1t2,
6bermeifter: Ab. 2airber.
seeretar: R. SsT6rid1.
Sdasmeiiter: 6. Noder.
Ete Soge uerfatHmeIt it5 ieben 9pnnerStoa Apent
Obo Seaolu's ool.
gTaimonibeS 2oae SO. As. g. .. 8.
9rdfibent /: Ben Bort.
8ices8rdfoeut .. 2iebermann,
Setretdr: Mar SinteIfpieI.
SirauS=Setretdr 8. 4afiauer
S4asmeifter q. Sacpbus.
@onitOr :: u. Slaughter.
AiiIltant= =Rontor R. Sbuer
ssaroeu: ". Shpars.
| S1nriteber 9. S9lefinser.
Deutider unterthsun9speretu.
eeSrSnest: am /: sept. 1916, SneOrpOrirt in 1872.
giee=Rrdiibent: Satob geiaer.
| S6abmeiter: &. 9Roder. 7-. Ers
| 1. Secretdr: 2omis Slaper-
| q Setretdr: geore S56niua. .+
| SerfammIuns issen tften ROutaS SeS ROnats.
Sduei5er lnterftiiBungsperein.
| 9earinbet: Dtoi 1857
/ NftgieoersabI: "A.
/ 4r6foent: @lrifap 9ieberer.
/ 2tee Yrdfioent: sSobu 8uns.
| 1. Setretdr: a. Ytpuiion.
| z. Georae 8fdmenh.
S9oRmsiiter: sos Spet
Beridmmlungen: Ronatlidb elm NAL bel Sos
SOst, ede Seiferion nnb gberrp StraBe.
Gcncoroia.
(Gurefa In0 SbaIia bereiniatil
| 8eeriinbet: 4. December 1866,
| Ritglie6ersabI: 90.
| Yrdfeent: Yor 9inteIfpieI.
/ Stee=4rdfoent: Simon 2iebermann,
| Secretdr: AboIf 2npentan
Stbliotbetar Soiepb SamueIs.
| gn9il9er Snbnens Siretter W. Sofpers.
Seuti3er Slbnens s0irettpr 3. SsraeI,
S9nsmeiiter: .. 98anman.
Ct 8sreln perfammeit i3 w69entIid, Senners u:
Abenss IL 1lbr i'm 9ourtbauie.
Sutberilde @emeiroe.
9tarret Gssers.
Sottes6ienf ieben Senntae 10 rbr in heru
&irhe on oer Warttitrnse unterboIb
ees sonisuiue SeVots.
Seutfde fatboliide Stride
3irde in cSermantown.
gottesbient: Sonntaas llbr Rpraeus.
So9amt: Sonntaes nbr 0tpraens
| @esper: 5onntags ubr saadbmittaes.
Deutfde Wfetbobiften @emeinbe,
Rre6iser: Serr SObn 8. Sortb.
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III. GrsGbIiln9en uuo 8eotdte.
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| .bsr betti9ea Sprabe unS ben Realien. Sir bic
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| bearbeitet BON mcbrereu sebrern.
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vi. Die UsineroIien.
| VII. DE pHan3en.
VIII. Die Sbiere. A
TX. 6immeI uub GrSe.
| & N. 8er6noerilng In Der 9satur.
XII. Octt unb Der Reni6.
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n.y. 9anbIer unb Meenten e ib4lten ben ibIite
| Robatt. Biin 8ruede Der Gtnfhbuing IN S9ule
werceu beionbere efuftiee Bcoineungen aeffe.L.
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berieIben pottptrei 8eeen etnenoHng Der pdlite Be
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
am 90. Sftpbcr 1867

0Wt 20 %NIUUCI 1SOA
an Crt unb 6teus 6fientIi9 perieisern:
Sen 2ano Eract i'm giuls Siitritt Hc. 2l IN 9es
nanniem Gountp, auf peldbem Sames gSilliams
wobnf n,lS peI6er $50 ader cnt6<. Der sanb=
Sract Iiest an Der 9anbitrase uon 9aibuile mad
gIartspHe, q DteiIen pon Der Stabt 9iafbuile. Nnf
beiaetem 2an6s9raet befinoen iiet Elm pertbpouer
Dbf9arten, entbaIteno 5000 feline Obftb ulne uno
uno etnen g8enbers NIT Siemlib 10 o &ebft0den; er
lit gut perehen NIT ME ebIeneen Quelen oeS beften
Baiiers. bat etua eco Ader uLter 6ence un6 oer &e
ober bob Der gr56te SbeI SeeI6en, 1T gut bepaIoet
unb entbdIt quite Smprouements. Die Yeisuns iou
tlpeoer i'm 9:nSen ooer III getrenuten Sbelle per=
fault merben, ME es &dufern senebm 1T. Aue neIbe
81 taufen wiiniGen, m6gen ft1 an Sames gSiIiams
auf BEN @laRe wenben, Der t9nen bic 2dnoereien
seigen pir6.
acknowledgement:
Cine SdIfte boar, bic unbere Guf erebit fir ;pSIf
Monnie NIT s ttereiIen pom Datum ai, adufer bat
Eoten uno iterheit su gepGbren unb bas 2ano pirb
fir 3ubIGng tes 6duf9elbes pepfdnbet beiben. Die
2nberei ipirb eber 3eit oem 20. Df ober 1867
81 bteien 8ebinsunsem pertouft, rpemn b 2anfIiebz
baber bel Somcs gSilliams, oem Agenten upn N. 6.
sSorean, elnltt tllcn.
81 Wi. 6. JOrtan,
iep2t bS 9ruitee &C.
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aI5I 81 5i.5.- =
Sine quite @r;iebni,9
3uri ~
0cfmGftsntatttt

tit pas ensise 8ern5sen. bas GItern ibren 2inbern
gebcn fSnnsu, ba 6afleIbe ME perIoreu ee6eu cam
tann uno beitdno9 bel Der Anpenoung nIebr 8ertb
erb6It 9iefe GrSiebnng fam man IN Der .-
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Sas S6uIjabr ,prS in Srci germine eeibeiIt. Der
erite beginnt gaontag ben 16. September 1867 unb
i6IeSt am 20. December.
Der speite Germ t n fdn9t am b. Sanit1r
1868 an imo idbIieBt am 2S. W6rs :
Sel brittle Jermin II beginnt am z. AprIl
nns enbet ON q. Suni. 3 H
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@Sroft elmer 9sunmaei,t, tpelcbe Saufes aSils
D&Iiams am IL SSanuur 1868 MIR ansgelteht pat Lno
peIde in Der Heeter'S Office fir Ddptoipn GDnntp,
8ucb SO. IS, Seite $40 ein0eaeidnet iporoen 1T,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
Seriitime..

Boarbin9 fam man in Der Stabt sn btaiSen Frei
baben unb cine bef9rdntte Amsabl fann bamit in
Sbule uerieben rperoen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
Gd,nlalelb.
8pnrbfna.

9aiIelbe betrdat $500 in goralsbe,abtms fir au
Stpartements. S9ier weroen nnr fur einsn yona
reQiitrirt,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
Srlrgrapb. NadridJten,
Mns 8afbinstpn.
Na6 rid ten aus Sitfa.
@en. Sberiban ii, Stetpi i0prf.
@ a afhinaton. /. Oft.

US a I bing ton, l. Stt.
Ser ySnteIIisencer" melhet, 6aB Dem
Sen. Sifles feline llnteriudung bor
einem 8cfidtsbof in 8esu9 auf feline
9lmtSfiibrung beluilist tperben INTRO.
SaS S9oBbepartement miro, ipie
man b0 t, Die 3eeulationen in 8etreff
ber 8aumiuollenlteuer mooiFciren, ba
bieielben eben 10 iuie Die 3abafs, ilnb
8bisfeD Steuerresulatlonen 9roBes
Nfibfalen erre9t baben.
gluf g8unid) bss uieoerl6noilden
@eianbten bat Ser Staatsfefretar Die
NfaDors ber 9r0beren Stabte um Wfit<
tbeilune ibrer auf SanitatSmabre9elr
besHgli6en @eieke uno Serorbnun9en
eriu6t.
@bicago, 1.Sft.
Sin furdtbarer @turm lpiitbete bier.
Nfan befiirdtet, Dap berielbe srobeS
llnbeiI oui bem See beranlaBt bat. g
Nus Dem Sutpelen Store bon @ens
bea u. SDman iuurOen eeltern fir $1,000
Siamantenringe geitoblen.
SIR Die Qeioenben in Stem Orleans
miro ieBt bier geiammelt. @s lit bereits
cine anlebnlide Sumtne eoaectirt
tporben. .=-5s.s
Stem @orf, 1. Sft.
Sen. Sberibnn beludte bente 8roof<
Inn in Sol9e Der on ibn ergangenen
@inlabung beS Magiltrats. @r purbe
iebr feierli6 empfaugen. Moraen miro
Der General groben Gnpfane i'm 8ou>
perneurs Simnler balten, ipel1es ibnl
bonn Stabtratb CUR Sispoiition oeIteut
morben lit. 9Im Mlittlpo9 miro er, in
Der Salle Ser Union 9eaeue ben 8e>
iu6 Der Stem 9orfer Samenipelt an.
nebnen.
| Sic Brennerei bon Slump un6 91n6
tuurbe iueeen SeIrauoation nit 8ee
idlag bele9t. &rllmp lit elm itdotif9er
8eamter unb 2nnd bel bent Steuer<
Separtement anselteut.
Sapannab, 1. Sft.
llnruben bra9en beute siuiidcn oen
Sarbi9en aus, Die 9olisei mar aber
CUR untcroriidung berlelben ausrei<
denO. Webrere 8erbaftungen iino bor<
genommen nDrben. General 9lnOerion
balt oas Militar unter Oen 8afen.
Gan Srancisco, 80. Sept.
| Sic 8aciFc@ Silenbabns @eteaIdafi
ldBt iekt 6ie tiefen Sdlu6ten, ourd
ipel@e Die 8abr 9ebt, iiberba6en, I'M
| iie bel Dem S6neefaaen fabrbar gu
erbalten. @roBe Quantitaten bon
| 6radt iperben bereits iiber 6as Sc
6irge bef6rbert.
Ser Oampfer Sierra stebabnA
brinet 4a6ri9ten aus Sitfa bis sum
| 20. &ueuit. Die bon Sen Ser. Staa
ten babin abgefanbte @omntilfon sul
llnterlu6ung bes 9an6es puroe burd
| itarte &esengiilie aufgebalten.a Sil
@efdafte bort iperOen als febr giinitie
| gef9ilbert nn6 gauitelen beginner
bereits in bic SObe gu 9eben. 81
| qiebt spar geIb BORT, bod iperoer
8ablunsen bauptfadlid in Seller
geleiltet. 9emiile uno 8eeren Der.
f6iebener. Slrt 9iebt es i'm ueberFub
| Calm uno anbere Slide in ungebeu.
rem auantitaten. g8ilb aQer 9trt il
ebenfaas in MalIen borbanoen. Cir
Sirf1 iuurbe fiir so @entS uerfauft
Sic bortigen @uGen uuo Geutf9el
freuen fi1 nber bic Nnnegion. 9lut
tpiro Elm sroser &ei6tbunt ON Supple
unb @olb eeinelbet, Oe6en Stusbentun
iebod 6urd Die febr feinoielig sefnn
ten Snoianeritamme seitber DerDinoei
nurSe. S e.
ct Qnmia-1 Set.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
s. @. 9Olbcar's
s. anD els g cb II I e,
GGe Ghnrfh unh &ine Ctr.

arapbie, Mritbmctie &c. 9rinoli9 9elebrt weroen
Sd,reiben-9ur6 .srpau;ieidbrises StiIOiitrr nnh
lGrfabruna baben es sble 9ebriioer 0olbear in Der
Rdliarapbie sur beionoeru Runit eebradt, 10 baB
SdIfer nidbt auf einiaobe Natbabmuns pom 8ors
frifen bef6rdntt in6, fonotrn ie baben EN- Snitem
Der S1reibibuna erfrnoeu, peltes aue Stettbeit,
Rrarrpf unb 3ittern Der Sano entfernt uno bic unz
aniebnli9fe Sanb sur netteiten, angenebmiten uhs
beutlitb zen Sdbrift einiibt.
Die 9olbear's SanSeIssgbnIen finc tie
dIteffcn in Mmerita. s-r s- .-7 -. 8
Rp. 500 Srpaepan, seew gprf, etablfA in
1895 ----'is.
Gde Camp nne Common StraRe. Seep Or
leans, etablirt In 1882.
SO. 2O3 WainftrdRr, Mempbts.
ode Gburtb unc Sine Giraffe, etdibpille.
mil
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
TreiHenen.
3eit Der Mnfmabnre.

Der 8oarb Der Eruitees beabfibtiat bic Grri9tal
elmer eeIpiiIen Mnsabl pom Sreiteuen ,rIn 8ef
Serer biesficb su 2ebrern uorbereiten uoIen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
g Sapannab, I. Sft.

llnruben braden beute siuil6en ben
sSarbi9en aus, Die 4oli3ei mar aber
sur untcroriidung berlelben ausreis
denO. Mebrere Serbattungen iino bor<
genolnmen irDrben. 8eneral Mnberlen
b1lt 6as WiIit1r unter sen Maffeu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02

Ii Baltimore, /. .,Sct.
Sa Sen. Grant 6em Gonberneur
Sipann bic 2ieferiing bon &anonen fir
bic Mrtiaerie bes Gtaates Marblanb
bermeieert bat, 10 taufte 2ebterer cine
8atterie bon yfapoleon IL. 8fiinoern.
Sieie grtillerie tuir6 bon ebenaligen
&ebeIlenofEcieren befebliet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02

aue, bic ii9 nm 3uIaS beperbeu, baben fih in BET
Office bes Steporp su melben unb sTpnr menigiteus
;pei 5aee por 8e9inu oes Eerminess nobel ie fd
Ginlob sTidets sI peri6affeen baben, Nue Bills
miien besabH rperSen. sbs Ser SbhIer enlightenment
merben tanu.
S9iiIer t5nnen gu irsehS elmer 3eit i'm Eertnin ans
aenommen lperben, bod lit es -rplni3enswerth, oab
es am Be9inn eeiielben gei9ebe.
pref. Sobn Cseen. YrinSipaI.
GbarIes grosbp, StewarS.
@ebilligt Don Der amerffaniT6en Tiiions= =9eieus
fiat un6 Der gSeitern 6reesmen's SiifS=Gomiffon.
g. De. Grauatb. Setretdr.
giucin nati, 2. Sept. 1867. fepti
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-05
The End of the World.

There is always an anxiety among consider
able portion of the population of the world about
the doom of the planet in which they live. They
anticipate the end Of the world, and whilst few
prepare for it, the vast majority satisfy them
selves with dreadng it. A writer in the North
British Review, among others, has lately joined
the ranks of the anticpators of the end of the
world, and declares that some change is soon to
take place in the planet. He writes in rather
frightened vein, and says: "What this change
is to be we dare not even conjecture; but we see
in the heavens themselves some traces Of de-
structive elements, and some indications of their
power. The fragments Of broken planets, the
descent of meteoric stones upon our globe, the
wheeling comets welding their loose materials
in our own satellite, the appearance Of new stars
and the disappearance of others, are as the solar
furnace, the volcanic eruptions, foreshadows of
that impending convulsiOn to which the system
of the world is doomed. Thus placed on planet
which is to be burned up, and under heavens
which are to pass away; thus treading as it were,
ON the cemeteries, and dwelling upon the mauso-
leums of former worlds, let learn the lesson of
humility and wisdom, if we have not already
been taught in the school of revelation"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-05
Looking Like Old Times.

For the past three weeks we have seen passing
through Asheville droves of Mules and Horses,
on their way South 1t looked like old times,
sure. We have not heard whether the drovers
are remunerated for their time and labor or not
We regret to think that the little money the
Southern planters receive for their crops of cot
ton and rice must be again sent out Of the coun-
try where it is so much needed, for the purchase
of mules for the work of next years crop. This
should be stopped as soon as possible. Every
planter should raise his own mules. 1t is no use
telling us that it is cheaper to buy than raise
mules, for it is not the truth A mule worth
$3.50 IN cash, can be raised as cheap as an OK,
and on the same food. The system o. Southern
Agriculture must nov be based on q cash feun-
dation, and not as heretofore, on increase Of
property. Whatever will save cash outlays must
be adopted What was ,odsted on a plantation,
in the days of slavery, must now be carefully
looked after and made to swell the profits. Dol
lars and cents must now be the profits Of our
planters, and not the increase of the negroes.
Instead of making more cotton to buy more ne
groes and mules, to make more cotton to buy
more land, &c, the policy must be to improve
our lands, to make better crops with less labor,
to get more cash to buy labor saving implements,
to make more money, to improve our homesteads,
and live more happy, and be more truly prosper
Gus. "Old things have passed away; behold, all
things have become new."-AsheriWc Ntacs
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-05
Pure Air.

Whatever renders the blood impure, tends "a
originate consumption. Whatever makes the
air impure, makes the blood inquirer. 1t is the
air We breathe which purifes the blood. And
as, if the water We to wash our clothing is
dirty, it is impossible to wash clothing clean
so if the air we breathe is impure, it is impossi-
BILE for it to abstract the impurities from the
blood. What, then, are some of the more promi-
nent things which render the air impure? 1t
is the nature of still air to become impure
Running water purifes itself Air in motion,
drafts of air. are selfpurifers. Thus is it that
the air of close room becomes impure invari-
ably.
Thus it is that close rooms bring consumption
to countless thousands. Hence all rooms should
be so constructed as to have a constant draft of
air passing through them. The neglect of it
murders myriads A man of ordinary size rem
ders hogshead of air unfit for breathing, con-
sumes its blood dpurifying qualities every hour,
SO perfectly that if man could re-breatie full
breath Of his own the next instant after it's ex-
piration, without any intermixture with the
outer air, he would be instantly sufocated.
Hence sleeping in close rooms, even though
alone, or sitting for a very short time in crowd
ed vehicle, or among large assembly, is per-
tectly corrupting to the blood. Close bed rooms
make the graves of mutitudes
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-05
A Brave Lad.

At the time of Burbridge's last raid into South
western Virginia, December, 1864, one Wyatt
a captain of the Thirteenth Tennessee Federal
cavalry, remained in Abingdon, (hs native place
by the way,) for some hours after the main body
of the Yankees had passed on to Saltvlle, for the
purpose of ''burning the id town." as he ele-
gantly expressed it. The writer of this, with a
few other hospital patients who were too feeble
for removal, were left behind in charge of AS
sistant Surgeon Lightfoot of Girtner's Ken
tucky brigade; and after examination by DR..
Hunt of the Twelfth Ohio cavalry-a perfect
gentleman-who declared that we could not be
considered soldiers in arms and therefore not
prisoners, we were left in peace. But our seren-
ity of mind was of short duration, for report
soon reached the hospital that squad of Yam
KEGS were setting fire to the town. and had sworn
to burn the hospital over the heads of the sick
inmates. We were, of course in great trepida-
tion, and DIR. LightfoOt was busily engaged
making arrangements to remove his patients to u
church at some distance from the scene of con-
fagration. The courthouse and jail were already
wrapped in fames-wonder if it was the natural
antipathy of Yankees to Justice that invariably
led them to destroy her temples when my at
tention was attracted to boy of some fifteen or
sixteen years, one whom | had frequently seen
with the command of General Duke, who, pale
and fierce, passed from one cot to another, pre-
ferring some request which l could not hear un-
til he was directed by some one to me. Ap-
preaching quickly he said:
DO you know where can get percussion
cap or two, sir? This house will be ON fire in a
few minutes unless something is done to stop
that Yankee devil!'
/ remembered then that when had obtained
previous, to visit Abingdon, where l relapsed, |
had visited camp ere leaving, and that my partic-
ular chum had handed me package containing
eleven or twelve caps, with the remark, There s
keepsake for you, Frank; don't waste em!'
Dear, gallant Ben, your keepsake was of use
at last Taking the package from my jacket, l
asked my young hero where he had obtained a
gun, when he replied, with charming ndt1ete,
that "a drunken negro got lost last night and had
to leave his rifle behind"
l then handed him the caps, when he hurried
from the house, and scarcely five minutes had
elapsed when the clear, sharp crack of rifle was
heard In another minute several mounted Yam
KEGS few past at the top of their speed, and saw
from the window my little friend crossing the
street to punn's Hotel, with crowd at his heels
He had shot WYATT dead while in the very act Of
firing the hotel. and the comrades of the incen-
diary fed ingloriously. ,s ,sg. s;..s-zas -
believe the lad, whose name, am sorry to
say, / have forgotten, lives somewhere in Centra
Kentucky, but wherever he may be he deserves
the respect of brave men and fair women every
where F: H.