The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

lGleancr's Washington Ictier IN tmcinnoti Ga
The new qoycrnor 81 south Carolina.
Daniel Henry Chamberlain. is u man ol
Northern birth and education. lie and
his brother. now Cougregaiionali,t clcr-
gymnn in Chicago. both took their dtpln-
mas at old Vale. Daniel taking the I)c
Forest. aud hi~ younger brother taking.
the next wear. both the DcForc>t aud va
lrdictorv. The brothers were quite diS-
tmgd-hcd for their scholarship. and
earned the means WhrwWllh I" ="
through college.
some nine wears awo the elder brother
dritIcd To south Carolina aud commenced
| the practice of law. in which profession
! hc showed himself - competent that he.
| in time. was chosen attorney general ol
| the STATE.
lie Is a small man. rather below The av-
| craze height. with find head. nearly
bald although hc i, vet hardly forty: q
broad. thoughtful. intellectual brow, dark
bright eyes. and n manner 20 qulcl anu
reserved a. almost to amount To coldncs-.
Vet this man. with his still. stern iacr.
proycd himself ~ vulnerable to the >oit
impeachment of love and romance
n. any giddy youth hardly ont oi hi
teens.
In the album of u lady friend lac came
| acru.. the picture of u young girl. WIN
sweet pure eyes and lmuntmgly lovely
= face. In his lndcmon~trlivc nauncr IL,
/ asked hrr name aud whereabouts. amt
without stopping TO ask the advice ol any
y "uutual friend. " determined tu -r' If th,
real picture compared iaNura
/ hly with the Ideal, and j
i 80 aud the hin" were possible. to %ail
/. the Young lady for hi bride. lie >av
" and was conquered, no, only lay the per
I 4 -. 4 IL. al
hv her additional cImnn- Of NINA hh'
manner ne saw her bat twice. an,
:. hnr,lly seemed to notice her. bat inimCdi
= atclv upon hi, return tu Columbia wrot
=. her letter such ~ girls dream about n
coming from their ideal lovers. and >wcc
Il Alice. a>toni,lcd, pleased, delighted tina
e. such a reserved intellectual man ~houl
be- charmed 10y her beauty and simplicity
said ~ g.. aud they were married tire
e ur four months ullcrwurd.
\ Marry in haste and repent ai leisure
Il an old proycrh, hut not true in this il
.tnucr. iur never has thcr" been a MOI
i- perfect union th- side oi the happy Ian,
L. and regrets do not flourish in the ric
d, .pil Of content.
> Mis- lngcrsoll was the daughter of a
'' eminent lawyer, who was ut one time \
- tnrncy General ot the State ot Maine. al
+, warm friend of senator frr~srndr
, AMER the fathers death This ample Il
.' come ceased. aud the eldest daughl
= determined Ia put her tine education
+. some practical u>r. Accompanying Ia
4. mother. she camc to Washington. "a
h. both obtained positions in the ncwl
organized banl,in" bureau. over viii,
~ Mr.. Mccullough was then CONTROL,
Y. For year. the girl fresh from school. Z
~ cupicd u clerical desk. making the la
~ rpotu all The brivltpr for her pr,-ru,
IT. until the prince offered her release.
~ She wa then slender "uldcu-hair
girl. with large. blue eyes, shaded
.. dark la,hc,. darl. pcucilcd eyebrow
=, Whilc.trcth. aud complexion of that Vi'
" pink and white which the partial 90
lc- only bc-tOw upon the New Engla
M. @irl~. and no Others. Now she l.
80. splendid looking, matronly woman. vi
=, complexion llnimpaircd. youth
J. bloom undmmcd. and with happin
- written on every feature.