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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-26
8 FOLLETIN.
r Ill ALMA EIFERMi.
NOVELA ORIGINAL
MARIA DEL Pillar SINlES De MARCO.


3fss8@faf ? tCoNFTNUAcIoN.]
Berta, prosigui6 Dolores. tiene
muehos juguetes, Y aun Sc divie1te con
ellos, 4 pesar de que va es grande vive
con su abuelita y con su padre, y todos
la miman mucho, y la deian hacer todo
10 que ella quiere. Uno de estos dias
vendra q casa Tamar6 4 Modesto para
que la yea, porque lleya mucho lujo
tanto como esas senoras que pasean en-
coehe, aunque es una nina
Como habran conocido d. Pedro
y dona Amparo esa familia pregun-
. t0 Elena q su marido en- voz baia.
Muier, respondi6 este, VA nos 10 di-
10, y yo no me aeuerdo espera.
ereo que es un ricachon de Sevilla.
nn eonde, como dice La nina, que ha
estado con 81 en- el colegio Y ha venido
aqul q seguir un pleito y pasar ell in
Vlerno.
Els cierto, yo tambien Of algo de
ESQ, pero va no 10 recordaba tampoco
81 ahora he hecho memoria, es porque
al OR decir 4 la nina que llamaria { mi
hija, me ha disgustado no quiero que
Modesto alteIne nj SO trate con gentes
! rieas Y que viz IN en- la grandeza
- Por que pregunto el pintor Z nc
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iIUICIOS DIVERSDS.
REALIZACION.

En- la VILLA DE PARIS Sc veneen & ureoIos da
quemazon una infinidad tie articulos como son: re-
gencias - muselinas -telas blancas de hilo al9o-
don dries de colores. eatalanes de listas blsncos
de hiln aplOmadoS de limo casimires en- e6rtes y
por yaraS id. de batista = sedas batistas de hilo
creas -tela de la Rosa bramante aorete sedas me-
grls a . reaes vara Il pano de Paris, - adornos de
seda y torciopeo, - millares = guipurcs encalea
puntos de seda negros blancos de hilo - blondaa
de Seda -sombrcros cal2do grano do orc gfsl-
tinta toda case de joyas baratas. Tamben So rea-
ll1an uteilslilOS &c coclna. 0-lb
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-26
IsLA DE CUBA.

II,,,,,... H., ,.,,,;,< l;aoed l., II
pala laSta el l.. Dcl eNtlacto de los
partnS de- onprafiOnps del - dc di-
- ll:
ci -. VI t1iliaihoS los N49tlciiteH par
ral0S
'nNAN0tStIA dHNE6t'. DE 'lBf' - los cA-
poFbioFtN &c >diiia hila' ca ''e0"ociantitoS
pr Sh u''Iartacl"h hashfon en- III 'aFi,H' =
I'm giVpo &c X iliSuItc,dS, dr ioN que Iaa''dpH
aoS' qatAhdo!cS H's earabma Remington. te-
liehio per ~ lniie iii cphtaSp
In guerrilla lorl{ dc II AtTlb2 solpfeii'io eh
@anto Tomas cdatro N4aiiiNr"S drl "hehl@o'
d&ndo moertea nHo y ordlh'ndo'cS adehiaS' SeiS
quihtait- dN cAcao.
C0NANpiNC!A GENERAL. nE ia INOcHl - La
c0luJuna dcihatallon dc Remedies, en- rncui;oci-
micn.os aprcheuAi6 'helido al titu0dO captain
iuSulTccto FacunI0 Perez tres muiCr2s. una
de elias hcr.da, apoIerand0sc de una tppccroia
= scis (abunDS
r,,ny,,vr,, f,f-vg,,,t - n.... ,,,.,rt.lp,p,ri.s
- nan rros,,fel ), iu.Inlfo g., ~ On al tc,f4-
.,a,tn 1 inS t,n,,7,s )ns f,,,,ilius rn,ln,;,..t4
de Ios boInl,rrs 6tiIrs. sni5 nnjrrcs y cnco nj
f,os, uno ID c,tos hcrdo dc una rai,la. trayen-,
do do, rarhrtcs \ dos raAalL,s El27 10 cijc-
tuorun nn 11rt; -~13,.ins rincl hombr,s nlis con
hi ( UlIgnGtt'S
Fuarl~s del hatal,o,i de CortGS y IN csruadr9I
del rroimicuto del Rev. en- rrconociuicntoS
1rs.}p =! - NJ - mr. ,oGntc ~ar,lc Cabaje1,an
intnrni,,,lns. ON l., inrsIicron die Trinidad. han
ra1,a,In tr,,s mnc,foS ~ rnpmino mo de ellos
., ti,nlodn sub ,,rata,.to dc santa Cruz Cirto
Uarhad9 harirndn siote urisonrros nuc esta.
I,au IN, .r,,.;cn IN !, >nh trnt;,ct,ro rara.,icn.
d. d., ,r", -. Lnnbrcs mis- i sjctr mncrcs ! ocHo nj.
Gn. nnunnmfn SOS nrn,,s calorcc c,bolos
~, ,i,,lo ,untrn ,uonfnros ! cIatro olbor,l,s
Ein1 .,.n,rsn.,.i j; fndnlfo mn .nld,dn Itsnr-
ro,, nr,..cdrntc dol batnllnu lie Antrunr,.
La columna del batalionde Vcygara. en- rcco-
norirnirntn, nor Ia IONA Iauori ho cansn,lo nj
rnen;ro tra! Dur;ro1 nm Erri,Io = ,Ios n,,sin.
nnros nrnnin,nlc cin.o rarnhinas prmin~to,
:, In. 1 ,is,n,, ,.,.,,'r;,n,l, o,ion,3 nnhn f1,ni
iias nnt,n rgns !, dei cnbrcilIo Wovo i, n,rsnn-
rlnda,rIsun in,urrr,to / in1ulto
E,ta r,isma comma diyidido en dos nj
c,o11 81 ~ nl cnontiro cntra Pnloyn !, Snnta
Crrtr-dis disnnrsando,e ho,idn1nics do. munr.
tos = orn,,in cnotr, trr,rrnlas y cnntrn ,.,.
hajoS E.ta fuerl. on lrconorimicntos nor
Barrapca Alta. t;nanabo, La PauI0 : Trilla-
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Ell ruise1or, de voz sonora y amonio-
sa, era Dolores, mas hermosa, mas fuer-
te que su companera.
La rubia Modesto era ell dulce iu-
gueton eanario, que solo oponia sr,ves
somdos al poderoso trinar de su amlsa
Dulces { indisolubles amistades le
la primera edad vosotras sois las ma
verdaderaa las mas durables de la vida
porque sois tambion las mas puras J
sincer8s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24
ADDITIONAL STATEMENT.

Since the above statement was made have been
rapidly improving In heslth. have had no return
former sickness, and although af1e ted from time
to time wi severe colds ncident Al to the sudden
changes in our climate. they have not been suni
cient to bring on return OF the disease. My gen.
eral health has been excellent. 1 have gaiued
twenty-five pounds an1 COM ider myself entire ly
recoy cred from disease that year ago seemed
likely to iotaly undermine my con- tttutiun. since
la February have consulted with great many
afflicted with Catarrh, and in he hundreds Of cast
IN which have sold have never seen an In.
stance sun cit mt to shake the confidence feel in
sanioId's Rad cal Cure for CAtarfh.
october ", 1875. GEORGEF. DINSMORE.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
lnhalDg Tube. Nth iull directions for use n all
Cases. Price 9 0O. For sale by all wholesale and
WErko a POTTER, General Agents, and Whole
ale ID nv & st- Boston.
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SW0rR Statement
or -
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

Gentlemen, - hereby certify that have had Ca.
tarrh for ten years, and or the last six years have
been lerI ible sufferer. | Was rendered partially
deaf, had bnzZlnK in the head, pains across the
temple, Dizzy spells weak and painful eyes, swol.
len ana uceratet tonsils, hard and stant cough
sever pain oss the chest, and every indication
of consum ition. My head az he'd all the time The
matter accumulated so rapidly IN my head and
throat that could not keep Lnt IN tree. Frequently
at night would ,pring out of bed, II seemed To me
at the point of sufOcatinn. | would thee have re-
course to every means in my power to dislOdge the
mucus from my throat and head before bet able
TO sleep again. For period of six years nv ton.
sa were liberated and much iDh hlmed that |
could with difhcuty swallow. 1 finally consulted
an eminent surgeon in regard to au oper alton on
them hut at his request postponed it, The con.
stant IL Inflammation aud liberation in my throat
caused by The poisonous ma ter dropping down
from my head had 50 irIi ated and iuf imed my
lungs thal l conshed inceseanlly,-a deep har1
cough. Meanwhile my system began to show the
effects OF TINS disease, SO that lost esh, grew pale
and showtd every symptom oil an early death 10y
con, umpliGn. When matters had reached this
stage, or aboat six months ago, began The use OF
Sanurd's Radical Cure for Catarrh. After usIsR
the Hrst bottle began TO improve rapidly. TIE
nrst dose seemed 10 clear NY head as had not
known It 10 be lor years. 1t seemed gradually 10
arrest the discharges. At stopped M cough la
three days. by using It rs q gargle soon re ucsd
the l. Illumination a. swelling Of my nsls, 50
that they soon ceased to trou- lie me. The
across my he disappeared, the buzzng noises
in my head ceased, my seuses of earring and OF
seeing were completely res tored, ana every sSmp.
tom OF se4se that had reduced me 10 the verge OF
zeal Cure or Catarrh.
have been tnos expl 1t bee use. h druggist,
have seen great deal OF sur ering ir0m Catarrh,
and hope 10 convL ce many Il at this 5 great rem
edy.
am tamiIIar with the treatment Of Catarrh az
practiced by the best ply sciaus, and have con.
suited the most eminent about my case. | have
used every kind OF remedy and apparatus that
have sppt ared during period Of six years pa, :,
and have, while following their use, taken ert at
care OF my general health but obtained relief or
encouragement from any ofthem.
Since curing myself with Sanford's Radical Cure,
have recommended it in over one hundred cases
without single case of failure, aud have in mum.
erous instances received wholesale Oh iders from
parties 10 whom have sold O bottle. This : the
only patent medicine | have ever recomme nded
never having believed In them before, although
constantly engaged in their sale.
Very gratefully yours,
GEORG Il +, DINSMORE.
Boston, Feb. %, 1875.
SUFFOLK, SO. Feb. lS 1875.
Then personally appeared the said Geo, ge F.
Dinsmore, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by him subscribed IL true. Before me
SETH j. THOMAS
Justice of the Peace.
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PUBLIC HEARING.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Joint Standing
~ Cor:mittee on tel ior W tiers will b. in Sc :.
lion in Room No 8, STATE House, Augusta, at 2
o'clock, r. NJ. Wednes sday Jan. 2sth, Is a. ami will
Then give healnS on the matter Of B II referred
said Committee, entitled "An act TO prevent the
of labs and ether refuse into the Kenne.
bee river and lis II butaries."
NJ. 10 AkDMAN,l C,-,
SArH. HEADER, ! Nhairmen.
Augusta, Jan. 10Th, ls77. janll. If
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Co1,usftss on Fsdsral P.ln,;ons

The Comu ittee on Federal Relation. will meet
~ tne senate Chamber, on Tuesday, at ) O'Clock
L. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
JAMES RAJ kT, \
lsAACT. HOBSOS ehalIhen'
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The Comtee on Ways sni Bridges will give a
hearl o all parties Interested la Ibe m ikng Tree
of Arrowsic Bridge, and Merr, meet ng Bay Bridge
$50 called Also the repeating the charter OF Sag
adahoc Ferry aud 10 incorporate the Peoples Fer
r.? on Tuesday, the 3Uth inst, at IL O'clock p. NJ
Ia Room No. u, state House.
y Tiw; p RI9N4 Ih9RNA4GDoN' charmen.
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The Committee on Fisheries Will meet on Tues
day ana fIiday Of eacn week at O'clock, +. Nj.
AMBROSE WhITE, c..,
JOS. Ii. EST, SaaHWsn'
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4teeklu Renuebee Sonrnal,

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
arsest iollo paper in the State, containing news,
s,i ARTICLES, agricultural aud scientific matter,
es, poetry, anecdotes, household matter, mark
Il &C., NC.
.erms. per aaagm in advance.
Irluslelt Advertisements, $40 per inen for lrst
" * % cents per week for each Subsequent In
special Notiees, $2.50 per inch for FIRST week So
Der week for each subsequent week.
5.islness SVtices, in reading columns, 20 cents
pei line ioi dist inserton ~ per line for each
81 Jscyueot Insertion.
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Issued every morning. except Sundays. 1t con-
AIMS the latest news by telegraph and mail, gives
reports OF the Markets. and has carefully prepared
p Jitica anu local articles, ana generous amount
OF farming, home and miscellaneous reading with
4 Iull compilation OF State news.
Terms, 81 per annam in adraace, Is If payment
not made within the year. Single copies cents.
. 1e hau at the bookstores and ~ this Office.
Adyer isemsnts inserted reasonable terms.
Z ..es may be mad ON application at this Office.
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COMMITTEE on Aqriculture.

The Committee on sglcul, ure will meet in Reom
No. Is, on each Wednesday. at2 O'Clock r, Nj.
ALBERT WHITE, Nhannen'
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Advertising Agents
FOR THR--
Il ENN EBEC AL,
DAILY and Weekly.l

The following Advertising Agents are suthor-
ised to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for tie KENNEBEC JOURNAL:
BOSTON -, :: 9. NJ. PETTKNGuL q Co., 10
State Street.
s. K. NnEs, No. fremont
Sheet.
TIC. EVANS, 252 Washington
St.
HORACE DoDD Washington
Street.
NEW YORK IS. NJ PErTENeILL & Co., 81
Park Row.
Gro. P. ROwN.L q Co. 40
Park Row.
BATES & LOCKE, "a Park Row.
WV. SHARPE 4 Co.
DAuoHY & Co., l9l Fulton St.
PHILADELPHIA Coz, WETHBRELL & Co.
y. W. AVER & Co., Chestnut
ST.
M PETrENGnL & Co.
70l Chestnut street.
ST LOUIS, MO-, RowELL & CHEsMAN, cor.
Third and Chestnut ST s.
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COMMITTEE on Military 4G,irs

The Committee on Military Affairs Will meet In
the AdJutant Generals office, on Monday evenings,
at O'Clock, until otherwise ordered.
A. B sUMNtR, r.t
WM b. HADLOCE, Suauiheh'
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-: NERVOUS
DISEASES,

For the imme date relief and permanent cure OF
many forms OF Paralysis, Epilepsy OF Fl.s, and
Neivoos and Involuntary Mul cular Action,
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Committee on CIaims.

The Committee on Claims Will meet In their Com.
miuee Room No. 49, under the Senate Chamber r. on
Ihursday OF each week at l2 O'Clock L. Nj, until
ot tlerwise ordered.
JoHS 1,Hs yW,o3oolppBBuRY, ,3olpB chaIrmen.
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The Committee on Pensions will meet on Wed.
nesday OF each week at yI9 O'Clock Z. NJ, IN Room
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A. WEBB,
j. NJ. DAVIS,
Committee on Pubic Buildinos.

The COMMITTEES on Public Buildings " i'll meet In
Room No. IL, AT the state House, on Wednesdays,
al O'CLOCK, p. NJ, until further notice.
PHILANDER TOi.MANl
GEO. c. .LlTTLEFlELD Shairmeh'
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Committee on Interior Vaters.

The Committee on Interior Waters will meet at
Room No. u. at O'CLOCK +. NJ, on Wednesday OF
each week TIL otherwise orlered.
l. NJ BOARDMAN.I ~At
NATH. MEADER, Sharueh.
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Nenusbft yournal.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
o,t OF Court by sPRAGUE, OWEN 4 NASH.
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. The Committee on tomserce ~ III meet ut Room
40 Il, e'ef' Tuesday, a. O'Clock, T.. M till 9TH
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COLLINS V0lTAIc PlASrERS

by raj ying the nervous forces, have proved sue
cessiul when every other known remedy has tailed.
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Committee on State Lands aad State Rodls
The Commi tee on State Lands and State Roads
VIII meet in the Land Cffce on each Thursday, at
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Commiftse on Fisieries

ALFRED WATTS, J c,.,.
r. c. JORDAN, Sha'fmsn.
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The Committee on the Judiciary Will meet In tn.
Judiciary Room, Tuesdays and Thursdays at al:
Z. Nj, until otherwise Oh (lered
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Tho Committte on Railroads VIII meet IL The
Senate Chamber on Thur. days at : O'Clock, T. NJ.
=. o. BROWN, C.,
FREDERICK RoBIE, Chaiimen.
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y. 9. KYES
ii. L. Gle AYES,
Committee on Leqal AFa;ys.

tonmittf6 on Legal AVdifs.
The Committee oa Legal Anai-s viii meet at the
Judiciary Room on Wednesdays at ? o'cock z. NJ.
until otherwise ordered.
GREENLIEF 4. STEVENS cA.,
BENJAMIN. L. CHASE, NhaHmeh'
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10. BRACK EFT, !
J. NJ. HAYNES,

Committee on Indian Affairs.
The Committee on Indian Affairs will meet In
Committee Room No 10 on Tue da Y of each week
at o clock p. until otnt rwlse ordered.
fisANbER STRICKLAND, charmen'
CHAs. A. ROLF. Secy.
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The Connie ee on Banks and Banking will me
IN Room No. 20, stale House, every Tuesday,
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Committes on Banks and Bankino.

JOHN l.. CHASE, cndirhen.
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Committee on Naagfaetures.
The Committee on Manufactures will meet at
Room No IL, each Wednesday ~ II o'clo, k.
JOSEPH HOBSON, c1t
WILLIAM SHAW, ! "I""meh'
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Committee on The .yudic'arv

}, s. wHEELwRlGHr. ; Chairman
J. L. CRANE, Nnairuleh'
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Committee on Counties.

The Commit e on Counties will meet In Room
No. Il. ON Tuesday, The 2id inst, at O'Clock, P.
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Committes on Mercantile Affairs and Tnsurance.
The Committee on Mercantile Al fairs and Insur.
ance viii meet In Room 20 every Wednesday after.
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L0WHtAtte on Hdys dnd BFfdges,
The Committee on WAYS and Bridges will meet
at Room No. u, on Thursdays of each week at l-2
o'clock p. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
j. p. BLUNT,
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Committee on library.
The Joint Standing Committee on Library will
meet in the Library Room, on FRIDAYS at o'cloc /
A. NJ, unit iurlher notice.
I'M, WfSAS ASd drhILLIPs, Committee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-08-30
CHAPTER w.

But tho happiness Of the lovers was soon
rudcly disturbed. A few days after their
be,rothal, orders were received at the head
quarters of the Copfcdoratcs to prepare
three days provisions, and to be ready to
move at moments warning. 1t was not
generally known what the character of the
movement was to be, but Lieut. Gillespie,
who was in favor with some of the superior
officers learned that all the forces on tho
tappahannock we're to be secretly and
rapidly concentrated near Richmond, and
that the troops would probably move on the
evening of the next day. Hc accordingly
hastencd to the mansion to communicate tho
unwclcomc intelligence to his friends therc.
They received the news with regret, but
without dismay. Mr.. Early had prepared for
such on emergency, and he determined to
remove at once with his daughter to place
of greater security. Ho had two sisters
one residing in Richmond, and tho other
sonc five miles to the North of that oty-
with either of whom he knew ho would find
friendly shelter and cordial welcome He
resolved to rH to the house of tho latter,
who was Minor, widow lady, and
make it, for the present, his homo.
Their arrangements woro soon completed
to make an early start tho next morning
The mansion was placed in charge of a
trusty servant, and few servants wero left
on tho farm to take care of tho stock as we'll
as they might bo abln to do So Harry was
present to bid them farewell and witnoss
their departure. An open carriage, and
light, strong wagon, to carry the servants
and extra baggage, both drawn by fno, largo
horsesc, were to convey them away. Thor
parting was rendered less painful by the
fact that they expected to meet again soon.
Harry saw thom comfortably seated and all
tho baggage safely slowed away, and then
with hearty shake of tho hand, and
"God bless you, my boy" from Mr.. Early,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-08-30
CHAPTER LII.

When Mr.. Early returned to tho mansion,
Ellen met him on tho vcranda and made
him acquainted with her mornings advcn-
ture. lie was greatly surprised at his
daughters imprudcnoc, and dspeased with
the old servant for permitting her to mount
suoh wild and unru'y young horse in his
absence. But as ELLEN continued her
graphic account of the affair, and described
tho trooper-liko manner in which sho sped
across tho vacy, charging tho sleeping SOL
diers and making them grasp their guns
and look for tho enemy, tho grave fcaturcs
of the old gentleman relaxed, smile over
spread his face, and ho exclaimed, "Just
like you; always thought you would be
the heroine Of some fairy tale. But are
you dealing in fact or fiction, my daughtcr?"
"Litcral fact, father; and tho half has
not been told;" and sho went on to speak of
Lieut. Gillespie, how he fcarlcssly throw
himself before tho frightened horse, and
saved her life at tho risk of his own, and
then politely attended her home, and what
a generous and noblo gentleman he WIS.
eyes," said Mr.. Early, "thoso Carolni--
ans arc as generous and gallant as thcy arc
brave and reckless. l met General Gregg
to day, aud he appears to bo perfect en-
bodiment of honor and gcntility. What
ever may bo their political hcrcsics, one
cannot help but admire them. T suppose
the young officer is rico. eatcr?"
ri do not know about that, but ho is fond
of strawberries and cream" said Ellen
smiling.
"You treated him, thcn7"
"Yes, to the best had; was sorry had
nothing better for him."
"That was right. You cannot be too
grateful to him, for he certainly did you q
great favor"
"But what can you mean by ricc-eatcr,
father? never heard that term applied to
gentleman before"
ooh! that is only niok namc for the
South Caroliniuns. Why didn't you invite
the young officer to stay for dinner2"
~ did invite him, but he was compelled
to return to tho picket post. You know
those soldiers net undor very strict orders
But ho promised to call again in the morn
ing, on his return TO the camp, whom you
can form his acquaintance and thank him
for his kindness to your foolish daughter"
"I shall certainly meet him with pleasure,
and if he had not been pleased to call, /
should havo sought him out and convinced
him of my gratitude. But now, let ua have
some dinner, my darling" ho continued,
sttoking Ellen's curly head, "for | am
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