, 1870-12-27

who were to die more violently thaa sas q
nan. Herc wsa ssouewali jackson With +,
cold, white b,ow an1 Absent look, in co,au,,,4
ef biz aat-capp.d cadets, lie religion kn.a,o-
no charity. for the lonely old svldisr, VIII
punishment be efterward was fond OF ls,c-:h
| ing. Sho} to death Ri,h muske:1y, Jscs.,.:.
fate VAS not far ofT. Mounted upoa b*s -.
| lion, Turner Ashby's bearded 4f,ado.s se,, m.
! on the scAGold bars. He *As 10 die G.. ii.
banks Of this eane river, entangial il h.raa,,
Is this old man Will. cords and to s:rsu.sr
With Ike agony. Beside Ashby lookel M 10 Il,
| ga1lcws the weazen faco Of Jen. Thoup-uu,
border enslsaatY Of slavery. who had come a;l H.,
| way frcra Missouri with coil Of ropa to han.
| John Brown, He was permitted TO see slavery
| die, and eur:ivc it himself In Indulgence sud
obscurity. Io!fiyer commanded the military.
Han Of 40 con=tsiasnce now to anrboiy
though then consequential erongtt. aud of t..,
sfmed snay arc'lrd the gallow.. fo1-. .5f'll.
bit the dnst on tlocir :ie1Is. and tl,o-e 11,.,
survive see in every freedman ttat se:s bis
wages sindlcStion Of JuiIp browns csu.e it
not Of lis private memory. The landscsp-
astfsnd that galiosTs hecar.c a vast battle
hsld. with routes and eal;en's, All. po1l. cr
tlosd forced eyerTwi,ezs oye. the blight
ed and ierolnls:ed valley. and the
tiesures in the Rue Ridge, that rose in v4st
hot1zoEa. beeame the elnice-gates Of war;
where armies pf invasion nri of defence IN
lie rspaciousne:s r,s.!e s!rssla :ho verr i ids
that the old E3ac pronounced so beautiful II.
were strange. etitT hat, Of beliSipg b3dy Ant!
vide Qnakersy brin1: sntne'rnis had sen: it to
him. His besrl Wac cnt 70 lca= st.asglinS
busLiness- Old carpet siipses+ xe.e lsauu
over lis horny feet, AID when he
'lis1nc',n.Fd he spoke with enn,r
that he had Ero*n with l,fs grim,
goblin. e'iSirsI g'r::cass-. The o1t .n,n'r
conetis h:d Eone ont Of him: the Old taNa'=
l1ety Lad COMO in its stead to give his cIasiHs
moments grace. d'gnitr. and mansiuc~s. No
soldier Of tue rebellion evFr, died xiserwrl
wl'H more submission TO death. He climbed
the gal.ows stairs with hir old h,awnv stsi,1s
and in his tagged and tbreadbare garb looked
cven soldietIy. The Sheriff, Campbell. ard
the taitsr, AWE. ascende.t With hint
The former itved to ba rcbe!
QuarieIrnaster, aId died soue time ago tte
latter became Mayor Of Clarlessovn, that las
lost the county capistlship; and the mo,t
GistinGuisted event Of the life Of either OF
them Wan thkt he laid hands upou Jul,.
Ero"n- They began to wrap up his he.A NTH
= ciot5. and wanted pins to make it fart-
tro"n carried pins in his coat lsprel. He
noln3ed mp TO them With his long. bony tirEur-
ana tsmpoeit covered for the last time Lis
Enzz'ed eye orn,ss. grand old foxy.whito
nea'd. and eeaked nose.
lse speedy he sad. - Do Lnt keep MA
here long"
His tony fingers went counting an instant;
he VAS like long. rinped bolster atau,liuv
there. Thsn the drop fell.
Porte CtAyon, standing by, sketched him
1aEEl1 through tho Gal!owa tioor, = racredly-
thrcuded length Of palpitation, not shspejv
nor tailor3y, the long fingers going still. air
he we're counting the days Of slavery. Than
man from. Kansas, who had I cordial u.t~
and deadly fear Of Dro1n, AID beloved they
conld never entrup him to death, cried frsm
sree-sop:
"TneEo, BIZ. il didn't see him 1rap.~
There was a laugh. I roll Of drums. 4.
ashamed cheer. aud under the Blue Ridge. his
tody across the great valley swinging. III.
tirs. volunteer OF the grand army showed yis-
Einia Tow Yankee could die.
THE FILE DEPARTING.
Fer the rest Of tho inya1er. thev mud.
their exit vanous1y. The STATE th.t b.5 ia
cl.;ua to the hiphe.. boan;,,1;t~ ,a,,,d ..,,
spare Inc n1e OF ore OF them. Stevens. with
the healed Gears o: his wounds npsn i,in. psr-
iEked like 4 con1 desoera5o. Cocptek, iu his
sleek hair ar., ve. ROSY. che.k, d,,,t
viii, tbe mo5c.i ,,o-o,.a, - ..,
Tnna,.d 10 49,, a'1e ~-e est oesoss" OF s"nfo'
=, 1''.s'11a asu s'r,fn' neSf'f.' wrapped in
'he'f soldier = blaokes*. showed fear. and why
nut They WHO bad moet cause fur warfare
against slavery could occupy no hero;, mar,
b, cause ttey we're b,,ek r, al tts;r ~,
n,ironment ,c;,l,or l;,J.o.. ~ ."sA ~
.i..'nes 3tuonesH nor sympathy
nae oesn sent then. Coos aud C"oriek "rso
given chsnco to escape, the clyi. o:sieers
of the county being tribed in their
interest hut t1,.;- o,,,.,,a ,.u.,.
49, 94 ta''e'' a.
tne sls'A o1 renflnei* nns, aud
LOOK showed POOR gallaDtrr il bis end. The
toaies Of some Of them we're taken +, w,a-
CHESTER. ard esmsea amor, +,,a .n.,.;,,,,,
in ,ha one.horsa n,si,;,s, ae,,ase, fas 1t ss.A1
"s'Acd on The rite Of this college few days
aBo' "hefe hardly brick now .tals1a upcn