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death in regard to the only event of his life
in which justice had not been done-Tiz:'
1T is said that could have saved the he
If the brave Marshal Ncv. I could not. !
tried. But King Louis XVIII. was 1neS',
rahlc.' The Duke Of Wellington then tod
me circumstances Of proof which arc no"
in my manuscript autobiography"
It is time that the press should withdraw
and leave the Inflated lady to the de7our-
ing revenge Of the great JOHANNES. one
has been sinner: greater sinner IN her
slondcrs Of the South, which the Vorid
nroiscd. than in the BYRON scandal, Wh'ch
thc world condemns. The dcpra7cd mo-
ro1;tv and the Infamous defamation OF n
whole people by the former paved the way
for the invasion of the grave ana the re-
failing Of scandal that cannot be read WIN
mt moral dctrimcnt hv the latter.
Count JoHAxNEsi is the MEpH1sToPHILES OF
this peculiar drama. It was one that cali
ID for some monstrous apparition ana so,
quite fttingly. the Count leaps upon the
stage and mocks the feminine traducer o.
peoples name and fame!
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FURNITURE. MATTRESSES. &c
L HARDWOOD < RITTER. opposite the post
,ilicc Main street. are now prepared - manuiac-
turc To order any style Of FukElI C!:E and
MATTRESS.
We nave now on hand the most cicgc1t stool. Of
CHAMBER. pAkLDE. and DlNENt-kDoM
FIkNITIrRE that has been seen in Richmond for
many years. CHAMBER SETS can Dc bought AZ
oUr establishment from SO 10 $500.
ntTTKESSES and SPRING HEpS Of all STYLES
r,adc 10 order and warranted rs represented.
As the prices of most other goods are coming
down we have reduced the price OF every article
I'm nIi. line and are no" sp!,:u. ahou: - los" we
ala before The war. All in want 81 l. URNlIl RE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We nave goods 10 SUIT
the rich or the poor. - . ,,r-.,r,,r,
IN o,2,u Richmond. Va.
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TENNEssEE-TnE FIFTEENTH AMEND
,lrET.-A Washington letter stating that
Governor SESrER is in that city says:
"Govcrnor Scntcr says he believes the
Legislature OF that State will promptly
ratify the fifteenth constitutional amend
ment lie denies the stories Of outragcs
on persons and property said to be COM
mittcd since the result of the election be
came known. He announces his Intention
to preserve order in the State and 10 pro-
tect all citizens in their lives and property.
Governor Senter did no: call upon the Pre-
sident to-day for the reason that ne had
talked with him III New York"
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tionel Temperance Convention met at Chi
cago on the LIST Of September for political
purposes. The call proposed the organiza-
ton Of u third Tor tempcrance) party in ma
tional politics. This proposition was dis
ouggcd With the usual vehemencc and folly
OF fanatics. Tie stock Of enthusiasts ard
fools included great variety, from GEGRlr
SxITE down to "EGD DJNTL!NE." JAmES
E1AcE, Of Pennsylvania, wae elected Pre-
sident.
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WARS ~ THE WIND ?-Great activity
prevails in the Brooklyn navy-yard. More
than three thousand men are now ~ work
there, and an additional reinforcement was
nut on yesterday. Frigatcs, sloops0f-war,
and iron-clals. Grc being 90. ready for sea
with extraordinary energy. Ii we were get
ting ready to interfere il Cuba, and 70 risk
ii!at awful war with Spain which the New
York Times so deeply breads, VIC should
make just about such preparations as arc
now going forward. Whats in the wind ?
Aet- (orh Stm Of lTed&e>duy.
DATA, in the Baltimore S,Ga, writes as
follows;
'WAslnNGTuN, D. c., September L.
There is excellent authority for the state
mcnt that the policy Of our Government re-
garding the Cuban question is to be pushed
with greater vigor than heretofore, and as
the result Of the Cabinet deliberations yes
tcrday Linscr Sicl;lcs viii soon receive
instructions to urge immediate action BY the
Spanish Government on the propositions re-
Gently submitted by himself and Mr.. Paul
Forbes. |, is the almost unanimous opinion
of the leading diplomatists here that Spain
will finally reflect the propositions, but viii
in the mean time resort 10 al sorts Of OK
rodents for the purpose Of delaying final
action.
at seems that the Administration enter
iains similar opinion, and consequently
General Sickleg will be authorized 10 push
things.
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W00DES WARE.

WOODEN WARE.
WOODEN WARE, WOODEN WARE.
so dozen two and thrcc-hoop BUCKETS,
Is dozen yAENISH BUCKETS,
10 dozen CEDAR BUCKETS,
10 dozen BRASS-BOUSD BUCKETS,
30 dozen four and nyc-string BROOMS,
- nests TAINTED TUBS,
Is nests CEDAR TUBS,
dozen CEDAR CIIURSS, &c.
For sale by WAGGOSER & HARVEY.
ieli No. , Pearl Block.
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90 TO r. Z. GILL'S
u
LARGE BOE-T BAKERY,
No $50 BROAD STREET,
FOR THE
Rest BREAD In the city,
Best ROLLS,
Best BUNS,
Besl COFFEE CAKES
Best TEA CAKES.
Best TEA BISCUIT,
Best CRACKERS, oil kinds.
Bes. and largest variety OF SUGAR, hOLAs-
SES, and FANCY CAKES to DO found IN the city.
guI0
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n1-57 CALL At BKIGGS'S OLD-ESTA-
BLISIIED BAKERY AMI cct
TIE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BETTER CRACKERS
No. OYSTER CRACKERS,
XE PICNIC CRACKERS,
COOP WATER CRACKERS,
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
LIGHTEST MUSHROOM CRAChEES,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSES CAKE,
LEMON SNATS,
IIEi, SPICE-HUT,
DISIEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day at BEIGGS'S BAKERY, N'
Main street. au'
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With regard to our faith in the President
on the subject of the iron-clad the Alcxan-
dria Gazette says:
40. man, great is thy faih.' such
miserable sinners as we arc acknowledge
with due humility that VIC have not Grain
Of it. IT is too high: we cannot attain
unto it Hv-the-wav, when and to whom
did the President give the assurances
spoken Of ?"
When you make prediction that il not
believed by your friend, who would never
thclcss be as much delighted ut It's rcallza-
ton as yourself his incrclulity makes you
happy. You have such joyful surprisc IN
store for him, and il viii Ell you with such
grateful sclf-complaccncy when nc contcssea
that you were right and he wrong. We arc
really obliged to orr friend Of the Go@ctSe'
We assure him that our faith increases
!ailv,
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~ BACHELORS HAIR-DIE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best In the world-thc
only true and perfect dye: harmless, reliable in
Simultaneous. No disappointmcnt-no ridiculous
tnts remedies the I'll effects OF bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold hy al! druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory % Bond
street. New York. NH .o-eodts
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uIGH SCHOOL AT Gu ) T 4 II
! L SPRINGS.-IScv. J. j. SiiEARER, 4. NJ,
Of University Of Virginia, Principal aud Proprir-
tor. =. II. CARPENTER, As~i,tAHt.--Thc next
s.gslon-of forty weck4--"i!i begin september Isl,
l.cy.
TERMS s2y0 for all charges except lights ana
tOwcls--ouc-half IN advance and tie remainder AT
the middle Of the session. Contingent fee, 81.
Send for catalogue Ia Black Walnut post-0ince,
ITalItlx county Ga. nu 25-im
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

L n . u 81 "a ~ - -
effected by
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIESD son,
GENERAL AGENTS,
NO po2 MAIN STREET.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED. ....S27, 100000.
SOPTIT BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON
AND EDINBURGH.
CAr1TAI. AID AsSETs.............s2o,eoO 'o'''
This comDanv was established IN 1902 and has the
highest character. Its strength Is unquestionable
KvICKERROCKER LIFE INSURAN CE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSFTS................ .....''''..'''2 1890
ANNUAL INCOME. WV.
Dividends paid annually. All kinds OF pohcles
issued.
TINTED STATES FIFE AND MAXINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
BALTIMORE.
CAPITAL AND AssETS..............
pFTFRSBrPG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PETERSBURG, VA.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. .@2o, Voo.
Represcntinc the above sound, reliable and
,ro,nn. having COMPANIES. We solicit the patron
age of those requiring insurance
THOMAS VI. ALFEIEND & son,
IN a1v ooo Main street.
'''
f~~ CARPETS, RUGS, DRUGGETS,
and LIEEN for carpet covers, and CRuNB
CLOTHS and STAIR LINEN. at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
The best assorted stock of DRY GOODS In the
city. =" =.
~ SHIFTING CALICOE2, SHIRT
B0>GNs, WAISTBANDS, and CUFFS. AiSo'
all kinds Of SHIFTING material at
LEVY BROTHERS..
1913 and 1915 Main street.
White. pink. blue, scarlet, buff, drab, and slate
mn TT .>-rrc au Is
r~7- INFANTS FROCK WAISTS, IN
rANTS- ROBES. CAMBRIA and SN lSS
rDcIXG and IS&ERTINGS, GC1PtRE' Va
IrxcTrN<FS. BOBBIS. CLUEEY and ENh-
I1.u THREAD I:nGIEGS and 1NSERIlNHe,
WORKED CA3ICEIC and D1NlTf BANDS NJ
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
UNDER GARMENTS for men, women ana
children. --- "~
===-=----- --rn
NJ POlNT-LACE IL a y - "a -
CrTIr,rc md COLLARS. MALTESE and EN-
REnIprRrD COLLARS, HEMST1TCtlED
popurnFD. and EMBROIDERED HAN DhEh-
CHIEFS. in great variety.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and lel5 Main street.
Another lot Of those JET SETS at 25c. au %
------------------------ .----- -
~" SASH RIBBONS.-Just receivcd~
rxtrg wide SASH RIBBONS IN pink. blue, green,
and BELT RIBBON at
Lew bi,ol nEho
l-l' anu -" .''''' S'a
Try our fTc-ceh' Sl.,Ol- ~ -.
--------- -,-----.-.,,r, II,,r
IL JET CHAINS, 5EI Cltc>oE'o' 'E L.-
BRACELETS, JET EAE-EizG2 ana nrn Bnnc,'
PINS n ,o ,:EE ! ~ NJ Main street.
Our Gyc-ccnt sT0oL Col io2. ="
~ NEW STYLE CALICOES. ALPA-
csI mr. ,rxi,.. DRDCADFs. and other dress
49, hEL-A--'A'' - - rI,nruEpc,
n. cro-co,. sronr CoTrnE ARE warranted
s,1 ,.arTs aug
-------.----------------.--- ------
No. FIJI ASSORTMENT OF
U-IlIrr and COLORFD FLANNEIS at great
bargains 1t LEVY BROTHERS,,
70 rp,nrr,-s DIrrLEy ELLIPTIC
SHIFTS. The best In use. Is
--------------------z---
GI1TpS. PRINCES, BRAIDS,
pr.,r,rnxs .rd All o,,,cr sfvlcs Of DRESS TRIM
1rrZCs # LEVY BROTHERS,,
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no CIDER-MAkERS.
The EULPHITE OF LINE will arrest tho 'er-
mentation and preserve the sparkling properties OF
cider. To be had OF
auo 90 Main street
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DIEDMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE,

DIEDNDNI FEHAIE INSIII 7 II,
l CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.-dHS. !. +.
MEADE, Principal-begins on the 2lst SEPT fS-
BfR and ends on the 18th JUNE following. Prizes
and certificates OF proficiency and graduation WIZ
be hereafter bestowed on those who deserve them
I'm the y1rIou. classes These rewards viii be
ccsslhlc to EVERY PUPIL. as they VIII he given 10
ALL WHO REACH 4 CERTAIN STANDARD or E1-
CELLESCF. Thus 4 new stimulus 70 diligence and
good conduct will bc added, while no feeling OF
rivalry viii be excited. For further particulars,
apply 10 the principal. au u
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Y ANE'S SCHOOL, GRACE q MI
Il BETWEEN, SECOND And Al TiilK f.p On the he
STrh ~ Sent-nher and close Oh the Slth OF June.
Terms per half session 40
Primary English. IS
h a.i, Az rrrck each
Lr.,rh ............s...s'.'. 'r't''.''
riergyinen's sCns, al branches. -
NOEXTRA CHARGES. >,
rio pri,ripal Will he assisted by Professor v
pdnrT; EAoULT, or I'ar!s, and Mr.. WILLIAM -
s,SifTII, OF the University or NlSinlS aud ha"-
rnr circulars apply 2. The bookstores o. %
20 CENEn.L JAMES Il, \ NJ.
soasw Principal, boz 10.
, 1869-05-09
A wntcy, herself mother, says In the Hs7n:'

"a
u utaGA tof MAY:
al do not approve Of whipping. 70 my mind y
eecmF nercness and unnecessary thinT-ch3ld-
rrn cg the better Instincts rarely, crrr require Il
--eas these Astie ones, ~ without rertoAch or
blot, arc In the present state OF society the e1-
ecpuou, cot the rule, and an convinced that the
Nc msde u o. where they ART deficient IN the In
ne. Law. Justice to the child aud Justice 70 soesesy
demand this IL.
"Iu e1ucme e4srs, cven, can hardly conceive
That child in his teens VIII need to be Whipped;
by that time eca son End tud nent ought to begin
10 gain the ascendancy. and induce tendencies In
the right disrctton--hc should he the companion
Of HE Iarrnt. sharing in some degree his conn
dence, no lcas than his adeesaon, and right
minded parent would be to him The ocst and safest
sHuae, counselor aud ffstnd-''
7"15tue girls arc not 40 often Whipped s. litlc
hovk, nor DO think they 20 o'len require IL They
Arr fees headxtronK and Violent - rule aft
mofe sensitive, and more deairous OF Ar7rova!, !,
more spiritual also; toetf faults are equally dan
Ectutis to themselves md equally destructive 70
Nciety. but they arc Of = Kind thAs whipping VIII
not cdfe-F'
"Tne practice Of boxing children on the ear.
or a,lpping them en- tho head With the nngct or
thirnat, cannot be 100 severely rcpeehcnded- If
puntsnmcos tuust Be inflicted. rod not too heavy,
or the oren hand uror h.s portion Of tho body
stone 70 tendestJ aesChes Is the only &a1c, honest
and pfprer mode for lnnietAon:
And h4ndisA1tg t&se rod. she dash htRin
10 Eoec the hsu<s,ts> tho ss1sG.saE. lAse IeG<ht;
TsE ct c2.t Z Eoit.E e2al2
, 1869-05-09

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN SPAIN,
Great speech OF Senor Castelar, in
tho CoFSer.


In reply to Canon Mautc.oia, on Aps1 II caste.
lar Icv1cwel The ccects Of the imposition Of ri.
Eina ~ me ssAte. Those who, ttke Scnor Aaare-
WI Of England Issuing y decree contertiur Iii
Catholt1 people into lTulcslants; nor the french
AeTolntsenssta requiring the ndorstion Of ,he
inE. by = eoerclse law. Is ! creed wttnpat which
no oEt could l.c French c.tl1en the doctrine Of
thr Supreme lteln2; nor NAPOLEON believing Ia
Tntcaos1c, The Roman Emperor, who b! c,ap
''t:dt Imposed ChrtsttauitJ on the Roman Sena,c.
Napoleon believed IN the rEht VI the ttril power
to eIcf3 itself inus In matters Of religion. aud for
Franco the ancient Celnoiie rcGs1oa- or impose
lAc Protestant religion on her. lie decided event
ual1y for The former, hut why: Solely because
cssAe',ca*a VA cs.en!.sitJ an,to'tta1tre, .aad
oh!.er7l men 10 tow the kuee. Nevertheless, those
xho studied france tnpattially would See that
though Catholicism was restored In the caarrnes
nwas no, restored IN tine conscienceA II wasaa
moral ana religious ideas a. Seuo1 NantcrolA had
been asking II tnA. chamber. the cocrc.ye forrc
md The ula1cttni hsd Of The S.=.c- II we believed
sunncicut 70 make Us folur tts prcccpeA II We
did not tsi!ese In II the protection OF the State -
sd Il nsle prcressioos Viii o. our = us WhIes ~
Esd not In our hearts Religion might thea re the
mr,,* q helping us 20 deceive OUT fellow but
scserce. There had beea TWO tiea,
wnlen never ,; soeeeedsa ret II me
nation for hn Various G1cNr1ous Font!nA t7ied
nom time to time, TO accomplish the n1t, lat
failed. A1e1nndes, CCsar, Chat!enaSne, Cna-te.
v,, and Napoleon t1scd 70 accomplish the second,
and likewise failed The idea Of variety conquered
the coaquefors- The vas1etF of conscteaccs con.
qnered the ronttrs and the variety Of people eoa-
quefrd the wantefA lie coubascd scuor Naote-
tola ideaA a to the progress at Cat lo1eisoa Al
70 England tta progress WIS not relG1oak but So
ctaA Il had not been e0tcsed IN the coasetenees.
Protestant party, whsm they were c~erJ day
ao0hetnat1tnE, whom they would pcf1ccnie
thEy oo0id Az TO the United 6e1:eA she had
81 90 900 HAa6t4anta bot oo1y about 10 per cenk
o. tasG veTe CGhostcs, and theJ Weer due 70 q
T1sT WEe c11sUf. q ths easfkAaaa q feaes
, 1869-05-09

We pasecd; guded Out Of the u.st 1ou dartn..,
OK the lcwlxuda upon the clear water9 OF he lste
DOW EyelJ with rpples, sna unatr AZ
brightly shiufns stars, nor checked our r4eassfe1
stroke until VIC IN Cur shell ashore n the nm.
mer Of the ire, b. Tie side OF WITCH, rolled IA
his olAnket, with ais Jacket fos hts pillow. joba
waa quietly sleeping. .As the touch Of tie bos.
On the beach be started up, and ehe coffee he had
made ready to boil at cur comrG was shorty
rea4ly. and. - We drank ne warming beverage
Nlfh laughter which stzftIe.4 the ravens from tt,s
pines, and woke the looms, sleeping on me stdn
wHter Of BeyFT Bay, We told JOAN tl:e ssory of
nui ~! sdyentRss rIn @ BACK up 2sIion q 1--we. % :
hot and fcvesh with roll which wear1es tts tesin
and wrinkles she fAce, psuse, mn tntowiiE down
pen anJ book, tAoey myself orccmozc upon tkas
bank, envelopes 10 log, with the back. an1 Xnr.tn
At his ta1 caTee1.ng before me Ttau,. With ssaIa
relaxed, lad eyes which had been hot with The
s!mmcr cf the gar % the white snee<, cooled md
w3she.l IN mif.hfu1 fsAga turn 70 pen aud book,
aud graEer taouRhrs. refreshed and strengthened.
h;tssed be recollection. which. willis II allows sh
~ and cares Of lie to fstle away, eualtes III to
easI Al our rseasares Ed Joys forcrer '1:h xas
We 1oUrney oit1fRt
, 1869-05-09
The Profits Of the Geruann GAn~
bling Housess

According 70 some calculations hich hare b=en
sent 0s ~ = correspondent BAYS the Fa0 Kali
G1:<tts Of April sth, :hs Average winnings Of Ems,
baden. Wiettsden HomburE. xnd Naahelns. have
amounted since lso) 70 the annual grand total OF
1t,eod,N no fancs- Of thla sum Honb1-K, where
play goes On al the yeaT round excepting Sundays
md fete daJ4 lctv1as total cf aooat Ae1 players
tnasrs he eneie xero Il rouiette > r,,es tne
nsnS Tic certainty In the long run Of win
nia6 once IL thisty-Aeven coupa, talf the none!
doNu- The hA1 tetats At rouge ct no.r tells It'll
toose against the ptAyer. Al Ems, where two re-
roea md full refall hre in vogue, The advantage
allowance for tas possession Of capital Infinitely
greater than that Of auy e,ngie player, and the
poNer ol limiting Tic sam allowed 70 Be sta1ed 70
ing On the doubling system, known II 4 martin
Eale, The adr2NhGeA ol the ban0 ovcf 4 player
nust te stAted II four per cent THIS, BY single
Tuie-fsorcc eutn. ats to the startling conclustou
sast q 200 90 l1uca. or E1.0oa no1 E1eTiinL arc
yearly Ksa8ed "a German heta Of wtich ScIa fSao.
CO beeo1oe tae certain Psry Of Mess.A B:ane, Beg
ee1 1 60
, 1869-05-09
An Old Settler to Walk FROM SUN
Francisco to New EoTk.
Er,sn a HnEfornla RI mr.

We are Informed tnAx Nj, Francis Ctnshy, m
old gentleman y IeArS OF age. intends TO make an
overland TIP from San Frnneisco 10 New YORK on
loot, starting from the Plaza on the 18th Of Nay
nc1t To most men Of hts age 5000 miles would
seem An isnposa.hility. Bus 70 one IKE bin, who
Is 1sso, ard has spent nore tnaa y quarter Of a
century atnonK the Indian tribes Of C1inornlA xnd
Arizona sach feat Il but m o1dlnaJ occupation.
Though having Iycd beyond the three score Hnd
ten year1 allotted ~ the ife Of usu, Old
Crosby "a younger, phyE.cally, than raoss men q
American frpntlerxrnen whoee exploits furnish the
material for song and storf. Tau and ss.alght II
hicEurJ s1plinK; Standing n1e tees eleven inches
In hts rnoccsatn4; every limb perfect In symmetry:
handsome, full face, hrunzEd By exposure; with
bright. clear. blue eye. Which BpeA0 Of beneFo-
lence and Determination: hts hair and besrd II
Fhtfe as the soows that crest the Sierra Seradas,
full and flowing over his breasts sad shou1deEz he
fusmy picture such Il N Artist would be pleased
70 ssudy. Such Is the nan who intends to Ma1e
the NIP Overland without using ralEuads or steam
Doats- Speaking the lanug1ee Of most of
ne Indians that dwell on the plains
be sAys be needs no stores 70 supply
his wants, as the 1ndtans ncyef u1oies1 those Who
Etai them fstflJ. Ar. CZusoy Informs Is that u
tSe sFEug Of 1880 be trapped for beaver on the
l9ha7 neaf the site Of The present city Of Aat5s
v11e Al thst time the whole country wA fuI Of
indians and game Of AL desc.tpuonA and Caulof-
nia Eas tne nnes1 country II the world foE tae
hunter and nxpper. The old gentleman who hss
a1r4yed Within few dzys from ArtIona-where he
has lived for nearly twenty years-thinkJ C111ot-
u1a ha8 changed stnce he last sAH II lie VIII a1n,
before be resehes the end Of htA touEney. thAt the
Whole world has changed tnoe ht ieft Ne" loEk,
his nAsive c..J, nearly hall a century aEo-oeiofe
sseamboai1. rallroals or te1esrapas weze noTn.
i!e VII be living Rip Van WtnAlt among the
New Workers. Il he rnskes the utp successfully.
, 1869-05-09
How vebster nnd Chontc - Raised
the Wind.ss

The lntinscy Of Webster and Caoate Is welt
known. There esn scarcely be a doubt that they
Of state the latter was In the Senate from AsaAs-
cnusessA Az some point during this period.
Gnosse n 70 ht5e found ndn asef = sho e1
Know hoE 10 reNeye himself. he Bas in his seat
In the old Senate Chamber, with contracted brpw,
loess q h. = lis habit Taa IN ~ sssn % edort % %
conIure up some way OF meeting his engagements.
vnen an dea sunek him. II viii 20 % Webster
Va, rapki1. 10 Fourteenth nreet. he Rreas man
eordaity. "Bnt *has j. the matter with you.
gone expression 1h!en ever everybody sd - ismemoers,: me-
arr Jon aek 1'' Choate took ehair, and began
to run h1b nngers through his batS, In \ STATE Of
q Ii. 1tst. Il % Sas M sG1 eEsesly . aee ". weastef;
but ! an short Of money, and have come up g
Fe aea eeSea pses 5ses ne e ns ore md sh
eyes dnated- and the laintess possible zeam o.
hurnor In bis face, looked At Cnoa;e. scnoate.
{Choaie' j chin druppe,n." llut 1ook nele, Brother
Choste,~ eout.nncsi MI WEBSTER "17i ten Jou
.1s mss, oF ope nc doaSs paJse in Eostoa
Ton shall sign Is and ~ endorse y aud By he tine
IL comes round we vii De = hong to provide i9r
could sec how e.sllJ the note might be nsde; bat
how the uoney was coming out Of the note wss
nqt ss tass a 10 me- 4 ins I'll Liter = = seped sose
It 10 say, the note was made; Chosse went
back 70 the Senate to twait the results Of his
Trend En1nctal experiment, antf his great f1!eud
ptscip2 the note IN his rest pocket, donusd tnat
wei,-rvmembeEed broad -bE.niued black felt bat
which be wcFp on thoee umes, and directed ht5
stera TOW ards Corror7nA Entering the banking
house with bead erect AID shoulders we'll set bsck
AIS Mr. c, reofan u :" In the measured and naaE-
!sferal tones ,hat inspired s7ch awe, he asked Of
ne eleIk st The courler. "Yes aiE,'' be replied
LetefsrttLly. P1ease say 10 hun that Nj. Webster
would Ike 10 see him for moment" Corcoran 1p-
pea1td With alscrity from h!s priyate room, a1d
the usual salutAttous were exchaugeti- Mr. Coz
coraux my Brother Chpste Is 4 little short Of
money, nuI has made note Tor thousand dol
lars (which hare very cheeuuily endorsed for
hltn), pss able in Boston IN sixty lay9 Hould Jo0
discount it for him - At Certain1y. replied Cor.;o-
1su, with the greatest pleasure; and turning
to the cletk, he said, "Give Nj. Webster the pro-
ceets Ct the note af.er teducting the interest,""
The clerk mAde bis figures, auI- bringing o1t
smau bag Of gold, empted It upon the counter
he counted ouI sunlclent sUu 10 sat1s11 the pfu-
ceeds Of the note; snd Mr. Webster, pat
! E,ci and nd went Immediately 70 rsa cspee
!tol Walking into The Senate Chamber ne foano
Cnoste, With Els head IN hts hardz, IN nc Mnss
dtstrauEht trar1e Of mind. Going directly M "
njuo be enye him s1nzrt slap npca the sho9so% s
- Iye a. il Chnzte+'+ uThe d. yoa nase! e
ren1ied The great man sst down besdeS an' 49, -
theT di1ided tie money ax neaziJ e9Eag, - ei.t7
eoG{d md thu1 Cnoases mind oes7foea .sx1 ss1s7-
Toe seosy ozntta to fotloM tne n ~ T.1 r. nasMy
md I'm Is who paid tbs knoa1sna ooa* ] a1s1Es
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