Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17

He4Vhrsss, tho fylorx, af tho Glands a
boye ,tbem. the M s,,ns S 4, L;ndI;nc ' ,hs 6rey
Wal. NE hIend;ng &c The eor,b and
Ana tba s,,nl;ob, mon ,ha aoad !
;n' ia distance arsosd ! scene caIcns
3atoll a. once - awe the cbas,sned
.he;lEt Aha q infor;eate tho irna g;nat;on
JnlIette gazed mil the scene hacamn
d.isk 4 and irdistinct n The annrosch.
ini4 shadows Of twilight. Wrant ;n-.
,sen}IblV III a charm Of memory and an.
ticibation.l she was leaning on tbe tastes
I8I S,iIo Al liz extremitv of the parden
N1iIsn sl,e heard tbesiiunsiiiinp of foo,stens
ia al hand. Sha had scarcely = .,,rp.
M sSk & IN n i ~, Sslion Z ssh6SiaIl
s(3 4 L d stood 6efofe heg HI is
4 y Nd blii Ills i,e 81 III j p,fIe
ana hideous. He doomed IN one kI3eo
before her, and drawing d pistol frofn
his bosom, he pointed it at her breast.
and exclaimed in hollow, sepulchraj
voice: f-f a'lt 3, tl&t Fiji
Fly not at vour peril but hear mel
Icannot listen to expostulation-I know
your pale lover; ! have seen your in.
terviews; | have heard YOUR vows
thew must be broken. Go with me to
Europe. I will ltreat YOU. not as YOU
deserve. like the daughter of a rebel.
but like a companion and a friend. De.
NAL IS DEATH Ihave nurs,ed vo,,.lono
| have forfeited NV life bv desertino
the armv Of nv king for vo,1r charms
I will win Won or bo,h of ns shall die
T hnoer ere for notb;no h,,t to cav von
mnsf MT we'd another Dea,h w;lI
hreak the n,,ntial VOW swear that
th;s ;nterv;e,p he disclosed ~ mone ''ar ~
th;s momant ;s The last of vonr ey;s
tence T na,se for vo,,r ,vords of re
NV wa,,Id he aone,
He ceased ne fopl and .no,,,ed
tufts of hair unon his Gns mn nn;vered IN
his agitation and he prinned a horrid
demon like smile, as she gave her sol.
emn promise that their interview should
remain an invioIable secret. She knew
not what she said. ,l-7.-l E..aI :. -,
The davs that eIapsed between The
interview in the garden and the time
annointed for the soIemnization Of mar.
riaoe were passed 5v JuJiette PEREZ
val in a state Of alternate hone and
fear. But as the time drew nigh. he,
.errors increased What she had pre-
vifouslv disclosed TO Leslie. had awak-
ened in him spirit of keen surveiI-
lance and suspicion. He had recover.
ed from his wounds, and engaged a
number of Young veomenry Of the
neighborhood TO sleep in the house OF
Capt, PercivaI, 10 secure the safety OF
the household consisting only of the
motionless Juliettc, her Young sister
and a servant.-Capt. ,Percival, enfee-
bled by his recent wounds, was an in
valid incapable of defence, in the mean
time, Jullette was strictly coniured not
to venture out unattended by night OF
day. nv
On the eveaing appointed for the
nuptials of JuIiette Percival with Geo.
Leslie, stranger might have discov-
cred Pickering light on the yellow ano
crimson leaves of cluster Of hugh ash
trees, which darkened the roadside a
few hundred yards from the mansion
of Capt. Percival. 1t proceeded from
a lantern held by an old and withereo
Indian. AS its rays fell upon his plough
ed and painted visage, they disclosed
a keen and restless anxiety of the eye
His long hair hung in strange and
damp masses on each side OF his fur
rowed temples, and a large drop o
silver depended from his nose shapsc
like the rattle Of a snake. Over his
close deerskin vest, trimmed with flu
of the mink, was braided wide wam-
pun belt upon which hung severa
scalps, Of different colored hair, an,
melancholy relics of murdered white
women and children. His whole ap-
pearance indicated spirit familia
with blood, and thirsting for deeds Q
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