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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-23
Steady, boys. steaiIyi

ebhlned Oya New ofleanS lduyt " WV hnlhv
e The Beautihsl snow, a.i ~.
Steady, boys. steaily; Eaf
Keep Your ann ready;
God only knows whom We may meet here
Dontlet he takehi
I'd rather awaken,
ro-morrow, in-no matter whore,
Than lie in that foul prison ho!e-over therr.
Step slowly; e
.. Speak lowly;
These rocks may II W life;
Layme downin this hollow
We are out of the SlrCr.
By heavens! the iOenmn may track me- in
blood; ..etI'
For this hoe ia my breast l- rutrouyinR a
food.
No; no surgeon for mel hccan give memo aid;
rhesurgeon want - p'klxe api spade.
What, Morris, d tear? Why shame on ye, nlal.
thought you hero bat since ynn've h.gan
70 whimper and cry, like girl in her teons,
hy George! I don't kaow what the devil il
meansl Itn@- .
Well well am rough; us a very rough lie.
This life of lroper-but YET I'm no fYol
know u Ira, e man, and u friend from foei
And, Lows, th't you loye me, certainly know,
But wasn't 1t grand, t-..
When they came down the hillover slcushng
Irlt and sand? l8
But we stood did we not-lke immov ,hle
rock, '
Unheeding their balls ard repelling tho
shock?
Did you mind the loud cry,
When, as tuning to ny,
Our men sprang upon hem, determined to
die?
Oh! wasn't It grande
God help the poor wre,caes whc fell in that
hght
No time ss4 there given For prayer or ror
flight
They fell by the score, in the crash, hand +,
hand,
they mingled their blood with The slough
Ing and sand.
| Huzza!
Great Heavens! this bullet hole g.pes like
| grave,
A curse on the aim Of the trLi'or oi+ kna,c!
Is there never one Of ye knows nov To pray;
Or speak for aman M bls liA ebbi away
Fray! Pray!
Our Father our Father! why don't you pro
| ceed7
Cant you see am dying? Great col hpw
bleed!
EbbiA: away! Ebblng away!
The light of the day,
Is turning TO gray,
Pray Pray!
Our Father in Heaven; boys, tell me the rest
While staunch the hot blood from this lnl,
in my breast;
There's something about forgiveness Of An
Put that in I! put that in! And then
I'll follow yourwords and say an amen.
Here, Morris, old fellow, get hold Of m. hand
And, Wilson, m! comrade; oh! wasn't ii grand
When taOy came down Il e hill Ikea thunder.
charged cloud
And we're scattered like mi st by our brave lit
tlecroWd.
Where's WIls;n, my comrade, he re, stoor
down your head,
csn'tyou say short prayer for the dying and
desd?
"Christ God, who died FOR sinners all,
Here thou this suppcant wa l'rer's cry;
Let not cen this poor sparrow fail
Unheeded by thy gracious eyei
Throw wide thy gale TO let him III,
And take HIM pleading, to thine arms;
Forgive, o Lord his lifelong sin,
And quiet ell his fierce alarms"
G cd bles0 YOU, my comrade, for singing that
hymn, :
It's light to mypsth when my sight has grr VII
DIM,
am dying; bend down til touch YOU onre
more;
Don't forget Inc. old comrade--God p rosper
this Wal
Confusion To encmies- keep hold of my hand,
And float our dcas rag DER rro spcrons land!
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-23
WOUNDED.

The following is one II the finest hattie
poems produced by an American It's n'hor
81. W. Watson, OF New York C,iy, WIN, a.
claimed by New Orleans Lady, Is thc auIho :
e The BeantlI Snow, re
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-23

"YoU must admit. doctor"
said witty lady to a celebra.
ted divine, with whom she was
arguing the question of the
equality of the sexes, "you
must admit that woman was
created before MANI" "Well," /"
really, madam, said.the aston.
ished divine, 81 must ask you
to prove your case" "That
can easily be done, sir. Wasn't
Eve The first maid (mads)r
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17

Golden @hmantungen un6 Sncons
fequen3eu 1T aberieoer 4oIitifer aus 4
eeistt, iueI6er fd nit Der bereebIiS
den Nrbeit pInat, feline 8eiteenoiIen
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Iid0n riiffuartss ntarf@irt, ME elm
I6rebs. 9ab aber cine sanae 8artei,
Iiuiesoie bemotratifAe, ipeldle in elmer
IqHBejt 0isibe bnit7 Sablen Belt Aistn
Madt, @eleeenbeit unb 'grfabran8 GEE
mug batte, Jun fi6 fur INNER il. benSers
I5en Oes nmeritdnii1en goIfes feitaus
jieben, iekt fOrtp6brenb. bonn golfe abb
lgetuielen lpirb beiueitqsben, OaBe lie
lOeulfelbeH ni6t 9eretbt ipsr6enu u, 5llnb
bob lire etpaigff GiRPieetn9en in Der
ap0lfteN Stunle, .i,ns ifa an ibrieil ME
an @trpbhaImetuinI Der h0be,su Ealten,
Die nernidtenpe Nntiuort aus Dem 9OIe
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17

gauiftag, sen II. oftobsar 1868.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17

,.t4s1,a.OFFICIAL, ORGAN sYs52 rs
FOR THE STATE. COUNTY AND CITY
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
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3 n ciiNa, ;eersale5 50 IS .sssfa $50 ~4eSs
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0iunbetgeniburt Observation-Disclosures 1s0af0
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Vile hbrtgen Aafpr-cbe ..,-s.s.... 1920 IS
Is ~ $50 80. sa $S4,742
GrdiRus 2pman, RrdFSeat.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
6Aanieu.

GriSt'S @ttaug II gAbiripar cine @eene son
betnatt t6tlsm GntbuFaemus. Die GAME
8erSIEeruns mar irie auber li@ rcr Gntalfen.
mn tffenesfs ma tr1 tUnrem bie 8tausW, BE
ibn IN @@nnren umrinetem mnh Bn Gins rad
Der nnhrrti iitnt6vntttni itnb fiiBtr1. - ~
i994l1t5 %. @spteanber mar AiE FGniaIiee @Fs
fites tittrr bffn grunirIa1ihc beS @enet6te g1b
SaIidbee am linfeg fltfer De6 @nahaIQuibir;3 tn
Der. 9eb. ppn Gnrhpba, feneentrirts Sic Snr
fur9enttn, bic BON Rerf@alI Sfrrarr .Eefeb-
lidf pAthet, butch pas rrtHte 1ifer ceeubirs,
nit ifatftt 8ttt6eiSi aMnpsrsffesl an elmer
8tiideA1 @fsrm Nirtde jeaes Eages beeanit
Der Rantpf unb nadtpenl er tfebEEte Gtu1heH
nit fnrdtbarer Mnth geb6nert katte,- - @ene.
tai Np4aIid6ts parh jelbf bermaDbeE - ur-
sen. Bic fSnteliGtt Iruppeft etlruiaaeft. 6lefh
dltf bic Na1Efcbt BON irneni @reiaaiB frbSb
f9 Mnbrib int 9IaHfdub. q7H ,s1So5 if,gii
Stafftu. LII, .3Ai
Die esssapartise GtaEtt sss sSpIflfben
Strtes 6etfast e. 100 maftn. SaSba fpntilssti
673i Ntanlt aalf bic Qnoaierte ufb '933 aEf bic
Mrhnsrte. &pml Rir6lSen ISL seaRpitsa rets
Nran BON ben Gsfauasnsn; bic Ser s .sveis.
iHulb an Der Erplpbiruug Der 9erriifari Bar.
raden IN 9trnt tpdtrenS bes @efibaIbtI ber
SMs6fcnspaif@es i'm Strganstmrml 5ettit fibrf.
fitRrt tsrr6en fnb,5 iinb gum 9pSe Sertastbeii
Ger pabf bat an bie{GismatilGen BifsbSfl
Der prierfaIjldjer Birdie einrn. glufTuf 7aerid.
tet wOrth e ffe dtfrtbett ddf hem srflimfnf.
l@sn 9ritra has esssn @nber bes tt69ffeu
9abrse III atcut absebaIten tpereeh fUgl, gu r..
i@stntit.d sIu ,li1staN ai!a % ,as6s.u
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17

Tide Gineeitanbntb ibrer sursFdtie,
feit ! SIT Gbafe beute Der Mldnn, tuas
rum mar ct es niAt am a. Sui, sur
Belt Der Delaofratilthen Gonbention !?
limb nmgefebrt paBt bic S5ro9e 9erabe
10 gut anf Se1nolr. 96or betielbe
Az iener 9eit eill dnfehnlbarer RraTs
6entfdafts s@onAibat; 70 iit nidts oe~
fAeben feitbenl, mas i'm am beutigen
Sage nm bas @erinsffe tuertblOfer err
i9einen last un6 Die brntale 8tftuets
tserfung feiner @anbioatur rs6tfertis
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
SEQ. q. &niffen. stiretdr.

SEQ. 3. Gntffens Setretdr.
Scr. Gtaaken ppn MueriFa, y
Stn6i 9eir BORT Sfa6t iiRo GonRtn Stem gorf,i 80.
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ashn;en sui oeatae bnAuneert snn aibt nnn ieettia
in Der 5tsSt Rem Dot ,pobnbaft, yeAtmdstg enges
fest qnliftsat bur Bic Grecntip Itp dt Ses Gtdus
les Gentieiiee no BEN GeieSen 6e1sI eli aentds, nm
ote AnertennAng pom Dofumenten u. (. No. baielbit 81
aeof9unen ooer tn reatfftret, entsegen su nebmen,
Grofus 2pman asrhFeent nab SEQ. s.. -Sniffen, Sef
tretdr, Der 3nidcrbpder -2ebefs @etnd erunas @e=
elidaft peri6nIi eridienen, mrIde ieher befonbers
gehott9 etnget9moren ror mn ertarten unb fogten,
oaB bic apaeIeseHbeiteR une Saea, 1uie fie in EN-
betgeiugtH Bertf ben re llntefseIdnet 6obeit ana
9egebeH firS. hrem bsiten s4ifien uno glauben qes
mas auf Der sSabrReit berubeH.
Gum 8sushis seHeh 5aBst1 0tefss unfsri6.ieben
IL. s. imo NIT meiuem Siegel perieben am g.<
nannten Gage uHo sabre.
s.s Gntvfn n. Gpren iun..
@onimifFoner fur ben Stoat EennefIee,
Office Sae. 81 sHauftrase, New Sort.
abf4riIt begIaabist: 5, y. S[aPer.
silE .CE ~ &tddf 4enf4efsee
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SD, O. 50. Btadburn, Comptroller bes Gdases,
he5hsina9e Hiefnt 11b bic Ritteer6Dder GebeRa1sts
ssrt dSa, NIT s s ass feB
bot, bab bic 9enarate @efeHjdnft fallen Neritaez
sn,.s eHr9 BE 9eese ees Staates
Gset aendnlifer gsfeli5aft Ben anfor6erunssn Ssr
sssALSsesSs eTiaifea aaO fstsesAt fur iOI&< 5dae.
IL. ST SssssIb se,lonnte sntderbOdtr asbeas.
5FIlii.fla gSit9errngs @eienf6nh diaorafrf 1T,
8eritderun9en an rnebnlsu uue S6s 8ers
fieherungs<4e1ddft in btefent Stdnte III
a95 JNaibptlet EsEnelies sa.betrethen. 1852
38B ;.ss4fi 55un@. RE Biarfburr.
- .E ~ GongptrpHer DOR Iennefee-
aug pa ..+t@'s Dar4 $tnn tetS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17

neldtS aud Der Mussane Ser GrtsniEt IN
Gpanitn lsin 11See, e epd ME bic 1rrinafiEni
fttMe 6rau, erniGbtiGeu mkEbe, sbie Gfbfdait
ber &Sntsia ISABELLA tyHiikeFnebnsh. Napp.
leon fpa harattf eIwiheFt tetfn, ba6 Il eIiids
lid ~, 81 ternebmen, enB bic BON ben Der
SO, ibre1n @emabI 10 fi@fig beyaibsAk Or
3s1ia bon ernteenTsg iekEA @sEtNgkn, ID
@pat.ien su berrI9en, Srn Der 6anh treilr.
Der Marquis be Galore, Bisbsr franaERl9er
@elanbter in MtinGen, tn meeen 1etner se-
nauen aeuRtniB Der fibbeutl1en gerbGltniFe
uae SfihiuAnneen gum NatbfoIser bes Strrn
GtntbrtN, bt5 bisberigen 0ertrftersGranfrri9e
IN 8frIin. aRsfrleheu irprheu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
i@rDsbritdnnftit.

sA 5olse befftser oSFaFnies an Ser RGIte BON
Gnglanb baben nd SirIe S@ffbrisGei ttsiSnet,
auui IpriI nit 9rrlnf hsr seiammtsa naapn-
ftbaft.
Oerr DisraeIi mar Don leinem gefa&e BEL
ber ,RSniaim ID 8dImerai 4ade 4etlSoA 5utiid.
aeFebrt auf perI@ieDentn @taticnen parb &c
nit arseem SubeI btsriieh 9ie &Euigfn neist
GI& fl hem @akI E6ujpf apf ietpS Ssife3 tbtiIs
aus ftr&Iiv1sR, tbeits ail@ aitS petIEnItGen
@riinben, neil ibr Disraeifs IeutlrIigts Be-
pebnten mebr 5ufaekn ezbAs Ealte u1S &c.
meifene Welen 0ln6frne'S. .s.49aa
Sie 2onbpn Zines benerft in einer BE-
lRTetRu8 ber 8cr9anee In sSpauieri,. haegse
Elm trfrfuIf1es 3ei9fn fei, h66 and Bic BE-
SBlftTalns an BET Bstptsuts F9 betbeiIiee |,
lie iei tptrEli1 i'm @rseen pub Ganaen Der
Neinuns, bne 20 bns Btlle Tffn .rtr6e, Ett
Elm fir alIemaI BON Ser eanien brurbOniIGtn
8anitlie lOssurfieen : gDStGeR6 finer gabssu
Generattpp bGtten bic @pnniey lles bMrH bic
9Cltattn aLIttM tban nnS Ettfelben mad BE-
Htbetl &eBieFnn9sn npiRirsiA 4sfen, fest
aber, hn bic @pI6ltelt Is ala tbrt MEfld trpc-
Iamirten, ettv6s aitby NIB iaftieeM aiik aitf.
3uridtrn, Derxatbt Die glatieR biea Mbiidt. In
6er Grage berG ntl1ei6nn6 ibres eipeuep @midr
lals feI6Ft 90 iaterSenirea; has trire6t ettiet
ocifnuns fir bts .3uEuHft. : j, ~ 49,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03
A Weddiug Mistake.

A gentleman Of New Hnven ordered Q
wedding suit, among which was white
satin vest On the bridal evening, % the
clergyman was leaving the door, the gen.
tlsmsn took from . pocket Of his vest,
and slipped gracefully into tho parsons
hand, what he supposed was . 80 note,
that he had put there for the purpose.
The honeymoon had long passed, when
the bridegroom had occasion 70 don again,
for party, his bridal vest, and puftiis
his fingers iato pocket pulled ont, "a
his great horror The identical bank mott
which b supposed had months bsfor,
giaddsusd ths heart Of The worthy ourats
Great We the oonstsrnation Of the par
ties. What could 10 have given The par
son on thst ocsssionf He ssesrtsfnsd
The next day that hs had given him I
strip Of satin two o. three Inches long
which the tailor bad LEFT in tho pocket q
the vs,t. Explanations and : hearty
lasgh followed. ,7ta!. 10 80 gff
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03
Agrieulsurs II Germany.

From the special German correspond
snt Of the Iowa Homestead, 10 clip tho
following picture offarming In some parts
Of Germany. ,t..
The Acids Of graih will compare we'll,
- regards siss, with 90 ordinary city lot.
Indeed, many Of them are much smaller.
Perhaps two BY eight rods would b their
average size. This, Of course, refers 10
the fertile plains, where the entire sur.
face 10 is under cultivation, and not the
highlands that are appropriated to raising
timber, or to pastuSage. Little corner
stones mark the boundaries Of those small
farms and lots. I think that the object
Of thus dividing into such small lots b to
secure better opportunity for . regular
and Systematic rotation Of crope. Side
by eide, with only deep fasrow between,
ono secs there little patches ofwheat, oats,
barley, peas, potatoes, sto. When one
can look over large tract Of country,
the different tiuts given BY tho various
little fields give tho landscape the ap.
pearsnce Of huge chess board.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03
'IlFsalery.

tIun.a iistals t Is sivon 10 A.ssoiiyy. II
delights to Do IL. \ knows thst ~, e
suit Of tickling 10 laughter, and thaa alssgA.
ter is.good. The odds ere in our iAvor
when We please psepls; and deeidedly
sgainst % whom ~ doat Y. q vlatlety nay
Do evil; II 10 opt y eiwsak niads. Flat.
tsry, howavsr, vhss, NsNa bessssld d-dsl.
isatsly put on With ., pencil. iaaasiA sf
daubiuS on With mop, and % 4 FtSper
sabjset-is . eoed thing.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03
RetaItatiOn.

Some years ago, in the county Of
Penobscot, there lived man BY the
name Of H., whose greatest pleasure was
in tormenting others.
One cold clustering night, he retired
to bed at an early hour, his wife being
absent At neighbors's
Some timo after, when returning, End.
ing the door closed, she demanded admit.
tance.
"Who are your" cried Mr.. H.
"You know who am let me in it's
very cold"
"Bsgone, you strolling vagabond !; I
want nothing Of you here r.
"But I must come in"
"What is your name7"
"You know my name-it's Mrs. H.
"Begouel Mrs. H. ID = very likely wo.
man she never keeps such late hours %
this"
Mrs. d. replied: "If you don't let
mo in, I will drown uyself in the we'll"
"Do, IL you please" he replied.
She then took big log aud plunged
IL into the we'll and returned to the side
Of the door. ,..
Mr.. H. hearing tho noise, rushed from
the house to save, % he supposed, his
drowning wife. She at the time slipped
in, and closed the door after her. Mr..
H. almost naked. in turn demanded al.
mittance.
"Who are your" she demanded.
"You know who I am-let me in, or
shall freeze ?"
"Begone, you thievish rogue, I want
nothing Of you here" ..
"But must come in."
"What 10 your name."
"You know ny nams-it's Mr.. H."
"Mr. H. is . very likely man, he don't
keep such late hours"
Suffice to say, she, after keeping him 10
the cold until she was satisfied, opened
the door and let him in. .,'
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

HsroiS msn ! The Mppgrels Of Iowa
have yyotsl TO strike the word white out
Of their State Constitution and the Trib.
une thanks God fox their valoK The
Tribanst thspks God On snsll prpvDoalapu.
In ~ agsysssts pepulatioa Of 4.9l3,
Iowa bysths last sspaue contained sxlSt,
y 668 finale Americans of African d.
sosnt," not enough, ifsvery man Of them
vsrs . bAsbsr And every barbsr - slsvay
~ Oliviss u psin, "a, phays oAs.t .thiftieAsbs
part Of The msls svhits eitissps u Iowa
on . bright aaaday mozpisg. Bot Ohio,
With 36.673 negroes ast Of 2.33a.6l1 !. h,
jRst voted that they shall not vote 81 .
msjosity grsatss thaA It, Shols blssk pop
ulation. We ssppsad q NJ Triheps {
itss ysrsisa Of the oil Hs.atisn maxim
.Don't esll ia the geds 70 heal : as'
bite" yat. sl Hs
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03
The New stamps On Tobacco an
Cigars.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
fixed the 28d day Of November, 1868, 81
the day when all the provisions Of the
Law relating to tho uso Of stamps upon
tobacco, snuff and cigars shall take effect
These stamps will be ss follows, Wis:
/. Stamps for tobacco and snuff oi
twelve denominations, viz: One.hali
pound, pound, 2 pounds, 8 pounds,
pounds, 10 pounds, 20 pounds, 81 pounds
80 pounds, go pounds, 100 pounds.
Q. Small stamps for cut tobacco and
snuff, In packages Of oue.haf ounce,
ounce, 2 ounces Of the 81 cent class, and
2 ounces Of the 16.ccnt class.
8. Strip stamps for cut tobacco and
snuff iu packages Of 4 ounces, 6 ounces
8 ounces and in 16 ounces Of the 80. cent
class, aud 4 ounces, 8 ounces and II
ounces Of the l6 cent class. s.-a
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

D When Aldus lAsautius. set up ID
buaissss - . priutsr. At .Vssies, 10 eal.s
10 possessiss Of . litsls negro bsy.A This
boy vas kaowa over the city - "ths iittls
black devil, :" Who assisted the nystsrioSs
bibliofsetor and sens Of the most isno- :
rant believed hia v bsinone other than
tho embodiment of 0aian, whe h~lpsd
Aldus in The prosecution Of his profession,
One day, Manutius, dssirisg 20 dispsl
this strange haIlpeipetiou ~ publisty,
diAplaysd ehs young "imp" 20 tie poorer
elsSess. Upon this occasiou be made thil
sHoss but e6sFset etSrisuo speech: "Bs l,
known to vsnies, that !, Ald1p Nautilus
printer 70 the Holy Church e1a nogs
have this day made public sxpoSurs ol
THE printers dsvlll All thoss who think
hs !: not aesh and blood, my como and
piseA him" st .lo8.r. n ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

Pr, Chalmers beautifully said Ths
little That 7 have seen 10 the world and
knSwas@ d. ltissory Of mankind tsasAsl
me TO look 'upoa their errors IL sorrow,
not 10 sagsr. whsn Z taks ths history
Of oss speSs heart that kas sipusd and
suffered, and rsprsssns 70 myself The
strugeles and temptations Il has passed
through the brief pulsatiens Of Joy; III
tears Of regret; TIE 3ssblspss Of pafposs
the scorn Of ~ vssld thst has little char.
ity the dssolatioa Of The souls sauetusry
and thrsatsning voices within; health
gone, hsppiasss gone Il would fiin lsav,
the erring soul Of ny fsllsw.msn viii
him from whose bsnds Il came"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

The aasst idss Of thssdsrs.ssn a..
tast u when O'gesasty came hons tight.
he ssnsiats he sesn snons biz wife
and dstghtsrs, aud Just then tumblsd
over tie cradle and lbll heavily TO the
Aoor. Aftsr 8 while 10 rose. and said ;
"wlis, ars you hurt" "No." "Girls,
ore you hurt :" "No." "Tsfsibls clan
wssn't ~"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

Charles Z Of France, when child was
one day playing 10 % apartment Of the
palace, while . peasant hon Auvergus
vas busily employed in scrubbing ths
Aoor. The latter, encouraged BY The gay.
ety and playfulness Of the young Count,
entered familiarly into conversation with
him, told him . number Of diverting sto.
ries and anecdotes Of his province. The
Prince, with oil the ingenuousness Of
childhood, expressed bis commiseration
for the narator's evident poverty, and for
the labor which be was obliged TO under.
60 In order to obtain . scanty livelihood.
"Ahw said the man, "my poor wife
aud avo children often 60 supperIsss to
bed" 0
"well them" replied the Prince, with
tears 10 his eyes, "you must let me man.
ags for you. My governor every month
gives me some pocket money, for which,
after oil have no oecasion, since I want
for nothing. You shall take this money
and give it to your wife and children bui
be sure not to mention word Of the mat.
TOT 70 living soul, Or you will be 6asly
scolded."
On leaving the apartment, tho honest
dependant acquainted the governor Of the
young Prince with the conversation that
had taken place.
The latter, after praising the 90. want
highly for his serupulous integrity, do
sired him TO accept the money, and keep
the affair profound secret, adding that
he should have no cause to repent Of his
discretion. At the end Of the month, the
Count d'Artois received bis allowance al
usual, and Watching the moment when
he was unobs,rved, hastily slipped the
whole sum into the hands Of his protege
Un the same evening . child's lottery
was proposed for the amusement Of the
young Princes by the governor, who had
purposely distributed among the prizes
such objects ~ were most likely to temp
boy Of the Counts age. Each Of hi.
brothers eagerly hasarded his little store
but the Count dArtois kept aloof from
his favorite amusement. The governor
feignlng establishment, ut last demanded
the reason Of bis unusual prudepce still
no answer from the Count. One Of the
Princes, his brother, next testifiad hi.
surprise, and At length pressed tho young
Count so hard that In moment Of child
ish impatience be exclaimed: "This may
Be very we'll for you, but what would yor
do If, like me, you had .. wife and Avs
children to support?"