The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-08-31

Through the lIliUt nee OF u Nali. Joiill-
son, belonging to Maimaduke's COM
mni,d. and WHO had been wounded and
carried his right arm in n sling, | secured
a mass to carry me about COr1nth, ana on
the second day of my arrival posted my
self in many details.
Everything was excl einent ana huD-
bub. as everybody thought Il great battle
imminent, and nobody paid any attention
to ne. At my solicitation Capt. Johnson
exported my arrival TO Beauregard's Adj
iutant, and asked permission for me to
experiment. He came back and said: :,
II found him upside down, and he felt
like ordering me under arrest Tor dls-
turbing him."
On the afternoon of the third day, while
was returning from the Confederate
left, u provost patrol picked ne up. My
pass was all right and secured my LIBERIA
ton, but it gave me an uneasy feeling to
observe that the milkman was among the
guard. He had evidently pointed me out
for arrest, for | heard him mutter to the
officer:
II may be wrong, but I can't get shut
of the feeling that he's the a No two
men could AVE such eyes"
knew | should be under surveillance
now. and the first thing | did after reach.
ing the hotel was toreplace my teeth, rub
the black from my eyebrows, partm my hHlr
in the centre, and give II new twist to my
moustache, and as / descended to supper
my left eye had n slight squint.
After supper, as sat in the office smok-
ing, L obsefVta tne Fai!hriah Tiovi,t
ABOUT as IL ioohilS iie' "eiio
directly up to him and said:
My friend, were you looking LOT meF
mo, sir, ) was his prompt reply.
"But you were with the men who
arrested me this evening""
"What! are you the lello" we pickeu
up near the depot!"
am, .u zoo u;+h
he looked me lroii ,op 10 y Si1h"
puzzled expression on ms lace, ana re-
marked:
Il overheard you say something apouo
my eyes. is there anything wrong WIN
themF
.N-no, SIT. ho
but why qua you point me ouC t0 tne
guard? indeed why are y99, u clVIlian'
tramplnS aDout with lne Solulersf ! pre-
sumo you hold yourself accountant Tor
any trouble you may Cause Il sehtle-
MANI ..a go, al.
he Uurheu paie III an lnstaliu' anu ash-
ing me 10 step itslue, eAplalhsu:
There was an Ola man rode IN WIN
me the other morning. ne caIIeo nm,
self Judge Lexington, ana sald ne llVeu
at unknown. NO such man mas ever
lived there. ms man ais0 wore gray
wig to conceal ms natural half' winch
was q little reddish.
"WeliY'
well, he toid an aneculnS STORY, ana l
passed him III as my rather. l pelleVe ne
was a spy"
Yes:
ana the Solalers oeileNe 1t, anu WahC
to lind nm:
And nope they VIII. pun you, my
friend, must use more discreCioh. IL you
insult gentleman you ihIso pe plepare,
to give MN satlsiaculon 1 leel that
a I'm sorry itpouU inns ming anu
nope youll iet Ii oroP. ooAle ana Aa'ea
drink - $500,
held OH lor Whlle anu tnen prldSeu
the yaWnlhS chasil, ana when ne was
ripe ior IL salu;
Il haVet prother hefe.a WHO
IS just able TO move apoub alter long
illness. l want TO get MN away pelore
the battle occurs. no" lar OUT oo you
Iveil n;ao ,ai,osn
ApotG nlle illlcS'
II pal9 10TH, eouio yo.t"he MN hoiho
1or a week OF tWo!
II take nm Wlttout pay anu DC only
TOO glaq 10 90 you /; laVor: =,
buu l mouiLii = Huto ~ haI ny
win MN unat ne Shoulu re-
ce1Ve sl0 lor MS eroQple, anu ehaI Ae
SHOULD can at the 1otel neHC evehIig'
Notnlhg was saia apqro q pass, pueh III
tehqed 70 see 70 1ht,. nc ileACoay MAJ
maduke captain helpeu me 20 secure ~.
what "a IA 1ptiie Iyk saoislieu ms
thefe WouIu peiio I,Sn.. "hiie oon
iederates we're nolteilnP 'nell !lles aila
Intervening, ana WINE 1ne great mass OF
soldiers DeIieVea that beanregara was
aching Tor an attack, the fa1lfoad tracks
told the Story. saw VIZ. ne was seha-
ing away, guns ;iiu stores hs las6 as pos,
si9le, ana was i!keWlse prlnSlh Ill anu
sidetracklng all the cars available. Sew
eral extra locomotives had come up, II
| believed 1 a Sood
ing a retreat from Corlnth' rms nellef
was strengthened on the last day OF my
stay by the confluence OF Telegraph OPP
orator, VINO lHlorlheu me 1hat p
1ntenoea lor Sorli.h hau peell stoppeu
down Uhe roau,
When evening came Iaq seen all that
was necessary, ana haIl an noun aItersup-
per dlsappea!eu, = ne man "ilolook my
place Wasah lh'alIu' lie was very pale,
weak IN the ieSSs, ana spoke IN n hollow
voice; cnilked my lace Il DIT, rubbed
the black OH my moustacne, put on dl1-
ferent style OF collar; ana hollowed In my
cheeks by suction. IN tiaI way L Iengf"-
ened my lace ana MADE the cheek be Is
show very prominently.
1t was dusk when the mllkman or 40
mp heh ne came IN sIateu that ne.
Professor, my Dfothef' hal been calied ' ]
Beauregards headquarters ana that >
was All ready 10 pe MOVING. .n,
Seen powerful sleh, l take ltF ne
sad, as he looked me over.
Yes, very SICK,
Consumption!
coughing spells.
He offered 10 treat; but declined ana
"h'.i 49, ,9 - ~ w.
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