VOLUME v--NUMBER @46.
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idei TO the money saved by the frugaiuy
ofthe parsons diughter; and this paid the


passage back of The happiest couple that


ever graced Beilish steam packet. A let


ter was written to his company. describing
| the mapner in which they were received.
Many tear of congralulatlou was shed,


when THAR parents received their truant
children. The veteran parson was heard


10 say. that gooI examp had done much


for his daughter. and that her undertaking
virtue and love, had reclaimed :he Yankee


soldier. He believed that trip to America


would Be oil service TO them be enioined
on them the strongest principles OF temper
ancs and frug Atty. and set forth the bles.
sings here and hereafter. of true piety.-
John johnson cast of his assumed nayae,
resumed his own, and endsayored BY ali
proper means 10 compensate the parsons
daughter for her welt tried affection.


Tennessean--a fall six footer-presen-
ted himself TO the sergeant at the recruiting
quarters. Old Lsvee street. yesterday, aad
offered his services TO Uncle Sam for the
next four years. The sergeant rejoicel TO
meet with such excellent material for drag.
oon' slapped him apProvlngly on the shout.
der. slipped half a dollar into his Est as an
~-~NSS~SS "a tNN1kS AofO4Ss COuDttEnGOIGu
him on the prospects of glory that were o.
pening to him and to all 'enterprising young
men who joined the service, both in Mexi-
CO and Oregon. .itspeaks trumpettongued,
he added, for the patriotism of all such
young men a. you are. to see them come
IN at time like The present, when we are
threatened with war from two opposite
quarters. and enroll themselves ia the stan
dag army of the country.'


Hold on Stranger said the Tennessean.
did you say stam9tn' army.


Certainly did, said the sergeant. 'and
what mlre honorable service is there2'


Honorable h-ll.' said the T'ennessean
do you think come all the way from
Cocke county to jine this stay at-home stan
dan army2 Ne; tell me where can 6nd
n'archin' asmy-an army marchIn' to the
Halls OF ihe Montezum ts,' as old Sam used
TO s,y--or afg.atiM' army. and I'm thar,
cecialn. D-a your andin' armies, they
re no account. aud Ill jine none on 'em
Good bye, stranger! and saying this the
Tennesseia sloped. p ,eayUas.