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The Marquis and the Drummer.--lt is said of
the Marquis Of Townsend. lha, when young
man. and engaged in battle, he saw drummer al
his side killed by cannon ball, which scattered
his brains in every direction. His eyes were a.
once fixed on the ghastly object, and il seemed
wholly to engross his thoughts. A superior officer,
observing him. supposed he was inundated by
the sight. addressed him in a manner 10 cheer his
spirit. "Oh," said the Marquis with calmness
bu. severity, 81 am no. frightened; | am only puz.
zed TO make out how any man with such quan.
iity of brains, over came TO be here!" A better
sarcasm, more deserved nnd appropriated upon
The uhreas0ha tioHess Of var, Is worti, more iun
all the horrid statistics that ever emanated from
the Peace Society.