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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

Richard FuIiH, husband J
THIS ease was taken ~ for trial according
~ assignments When il appeared 10 il,n
Epnrt. that The plaintiff has established by
lie law aud evidence addured that her hue-
band Richard T. Fugua IL IN embarrassed
circumstances. aud that his pstaNn is instll1t
riant - meet her tights and claims. Il Is
therefore ofdnrnd and adiudnrl, Hrj darrnt
ed That The plaintiff Ann " lEebh and her
! husband, RitlarI & Funua be enparaiaf ri
property. that she ret over TfUm hpi said bus.
baud, The tract ef land described IN plaintiff.
petition. enntsininu iwn hundred aud forty
atpHhtE situated ~ tho parish 81 East Baton
Rouge. 81 Wards Creek, Mannhar, hound
oil l3aat hv Slnp<uu'z tact. West nv Lewis
Glltref, South by Wards Creek and Nnrlh
by public lani=-Ahd Hlsu he tu1iuwfn-
slaves Wis lewis. judy, joir. Ygtmn.
Hihr. Sam BON. AAau, fillmore, i'm. poe
LII, 5tIyey aud Lucy, II hoing pfnypn tIat
tha said band aud slaves afe tho separate proc
psfty IT The plaintiff and has bapn pnsHssssl by
sail dnfaadnnt az Rtrlt. It IL further ordered
and AarreeI, that tbs plaintiff rnruvur uf l,pr
said iu 4band. aud b. Is hereby adjndt,ot fr
Ray 20 haf The sun Of e%igIitnnn hundred dol
lars, money which It IL proven he received
for M account ol The aalr II the cotton be-
lrnfing to The pliintifAnd appropriated to HE
nWN uap, aud tIal shn have uIpfirata Ipnn
the teal estate nHl slaves ii defendant rir tie
payment Of be zaCrh frrm The day Of ia
" iAJn. II is further Iettenl. that.lha ront-
iHg at9aitR and HHiua harutulute existing be-.
Tween plaintiff and defendant he Dissolved Tho
plaintiff frhnunrpa The sane, Il Il she faannit
the Present aIminiRtralinn u hhf aaid estate
-..tp.t. ,,l ,.,~t I... l4Y t.y. I#.gt .-i
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NnTICE

N1ltJE
Bg virtue OF the assessment a tak roll in
my possession for the lear lsi5. have
seized and will sell at the Courthouse doot
on saturday ed Jannary next. to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described pro-
perty to wit , a lot ST ground situated in that;
part Of townof y. Rouge laid out BIZ Beaure-
gard, anb designated on the plan thereof by
No. 6 in square No, |, having go feet front
BY 100 FEET in depth, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon 10 pay and satisfy
the parish of East Baton Rouge, in the sum
ofthlrty eight dollars aud fourteen cents; am.
cunt 81 parish tax due By Ed Newcomb, for
the year l545, together with the cost 81 taese
proceedings.
VILLAS HuBRs, Collector and
Treasurer, Parish e Baton Rouge.
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Charles GUeds.u

Worker in tin. copper aud shoot iron
would respectfully iu'orm his friends and,
customers al large, that he has removed his
{ abhshment on Ch~Ureh-streei. opposite
Col. Hatta's store, where he Intends carrying
on The tan business,
lie has already on hand a fine and well as
aatad stock Of ln ware, which he offers as
cheap as can be purchased any where in the
South.
CATERS, spouts &c, made aud put up at
the ~shoFtost notice and despatch, Bathing
tubs, oil cans ofalI sjxNs, stove pipes Sc,
constantly on hand. All kinds OF copper.
TIN and sheet iron ware repaired,
lie viii guarantee his work solid and binds
himself to repair gratis, all work done by
him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
GENERAL ANENcY.S nFEHrE

The subscriber respectfully informs the
public generality, that he haa opened an
ufita, neaa Tie. Baton Rouge Htel, for the
rurnnte of attending to the agency, for the
,,Do It lands. %lsar, cotto0 and produce at all
kind Tie will attend promptly Ia all other
huSjnassth that nay be consigned trhtm, For
which A moderate commission will be char.
aed. The most satisfactory reference can
be gjven,
nov. Ia 4S46 !. BOYD.
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EnNnRnaa


10 casks clear aud fibhei bacon SHES 20
htla superior sugar cured baseHd hams 70
hhls prime old sugar 80 bbls New Orleans
laaf aud crushed sueat 80 bhls elder and
! vine vinegar 100 bnKes Of lemoh syrup;
40 hayes assorted aofdials % bdtas sweet
oil: 10 b1yes castor oil, IL quarts aud pinte;
~ boxes sriftls tnfreltihp 900 tases Ma
deira sherry and pott wines 40 eases Of
vli ehtrler whishsy distilled il la4t 800
packages mafheret, I'll hat barrels, half and
quarter hafrels aud hits 90 kits salmon and
shad 90 Abxas braHaf eteffips 10 hair
rirr7 brandy. sntoe very old and Burpfinr 90
hall pipes and qua4rer tasls swael malaga
wine ann whols and halt bovss raisint 40
hove, Fuss aNarrh 10 bales son shell a.
munds
CONVERGE and 90, ~ Tehnupttoulas
nav aud FODDER Far sato. apblf ta
~BfEflEN HENDERSON,
Nar. ~.
Ann li.ztnt- n ft,tJ f2,,tT ,,lt,,t, .aatI iugl
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EMRRnrnERfrS
AMPONTaNH 70 AI4L!l

Christie's genuine Patent Galvanic Rings
Bandagcs, Bracelets, Galvanic Fluid and Plas
crs for the prevention and permanent Cure
' Rheumatsm. Camp, Headache and all
(oervious Complaints, just received and for
sale by. GEO. NJ. HER0MAM.
VOpposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

NtNlHlAiT iiN'flhAt
Ann q Webb
Richard q FBaHa. son m7tif
Jetie rausa a etc appellee 81 iu1emant con
roftrbmanl q t'ordrp. t1rsdu'h a paru A h couf
1ia n pIalynrntp a htabli par Ia loi 81 Is te.
tnnlnnaue uta stn mari Richard & FH1nafHst
dans he fro1siances en,bartassantes, 81 que
sa ptop d NEST pss sniisahie pour ~satisfrl-
rs ses drtiis at brhtauti6hss u est done nf-
irnne, at1jugb at daefett que IA pIaigna1tR.
Ann s. Weib 81 son tnari RIehard e F11ia,
s1ipnt shp4rts eli prop ieih. vt nn'pllp re-
nnuvta do son DIV mari 10 nDrrhan 70 iTrfh
iberit tans Ia petition DO Ia plaignat.te, Cunlp-
uant deus rnuta ttiatnnt7 Hfpnns, sitnes dams
Il pa uiasn IL Ezt Baton Rouge. snf Wafn's
tfhek. ManrhaE, borne 4 Fest par les inrrns
10 Simpson, = l'9inst par LtHis GuitreY AZ
aud paf Wards CfpHt, ct ~ npt1 par tptFa7
pahIjGlna. af ansai ihs a~scltyes sHivaHs savUir:
Lewis. judy. john Jhoin. Mike, SAN, Ben,
Adam. fillmore, jim, Peggy, AiIysy 81 Lucy.
q tth nroiVh uun In dlte tstfp ut n]sElavha
sonl Ia prnDfittb stpafte 10 Ia plai4nanie et
ant ais prp4prvhs par he hafnudaut tortma
tpiIp. II ust IL plus Uflonlt st dttrhtd rnn
n pIairnante ttcnuvte de- soti dit nati IT II
est par 10 present. rondatnllt 4 Da Fht A n
plaiunanfe Ia som ne lie DIX hull rett ]piastrns.
mont M pfpuvh Gn'll . recu p"ut vente de-
rpfk1n appaftsHanl i IA dita Fi,lg1ar'p 81 APP
prnnfih j eos pfopraa rsarss, at qu'eIls at
typblha4ta Sur II ptopfitth fgneiafs 81 les
p]Helavea du dafafidenf pour ls painment dr
dit tuottlam adater Au-jUHf dc Juliet 1889.
/ d. he plus iaerhta que lin'6ret d'ae1uItH
81 Uait,a Ei-davant eFistant etttH 10 plat4nant
81 ID dafaniaut soit diss1u', Ia pIatgnante Y
ranprcanl, nI 1u'plle ttsntna Padlnintsitail91
10 "A ditto ptoptitlt ~ pafes et a part DO sot7
mari NJ sans son intpfventinn ~ asslsfattp. nt
ait poueHif d'sHtcuttnn pour fteouvrif 81 dite
ntnpriath 81 Ia snmme do dit-huit cents piss
Tres avae un inthttt ds tjn1 rotf cent dc 90
date. nt 1na 10 dafendpuf soit gDndanuh 4 pa
ypr Ice fails du process.
I|i1nt - bOHNt
jura ID Cine list Juiieiaifa.
Hnfnen du efnffH, ParoissB d'Est H. Rouge.
10 ceftiia 11A Il iHgamsht oi=dessus eat
nnn frpia tonfaftnp 4 original
Dome sou, IN main st see1t do ia cpuf du
aiviana distfi6' julffiaife 4 Baton Rouge ca
I4tII Jour d'OftehfH A. H., 1916.
NJ MuHENO Unput Gfenier:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

TtN0fuY FAY, ". D., nsvri7r-lies
pectftliv iniHrm his f. ieudR, that hts prAt=
''ee ~ the future, be ,phre particularly etn.
tiood Ia Tina braa1h Vt anrgrrr, Whtn5 la has
prart,oel ahout - years and bet cen eight
"a n,oe ~ Ittlon 4 ,Uga and "a ytttn1y.
ll,vtog had advantages not inferior tB tDu'an
al any other n~2araluf III tht# State Ia hntnln-
eng regularly instructed IA hie ntefeHatot,
aud finding AZ great a Proposition at hisepnr
Ell 'ns an work standing the le#l ~ tltuo. "a
,htt u other operators If Wanting pfetul=
tt'aH. lle IAN bat hurn for the continued
r,tronaga ot the com nnnt Y, aud for the
mapt dnttdnd preference osnf The transient
migrating cltsa OF thu profession whn do not
1--we IA tho lare oI their work, and eahhat q
ro4rso uuaraaira that rrrpnhsibilltY which
tho public Is enttltd IT., once Al his zeal
dente.
irrrRfvofa.- Or. tiamnv, u, y A., nre.
] and II. Perkins, Ilt, Mtt,n,soy, d. Lay.
cock, De- King, De- Enjtrs, DR. Hereford.
nov. II
Morris AGttcttruRttr'a t'rRSAtes-A
ajnpIa, portable aud law priced furnace FIR
Lallog aud steantng food foF cattle. and fr
AN mechanical parposes. Gail aud eEa=
mine IT,,
ptkE aud tlARr.
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TUnItNRuN h HAHIN.

-
- T0rE RsUNB DrstgNlNg 10
Ash4HTna HUttD. Ses-the ubdt rsisnrd,
HILL oy.l3., and Ateh,,e.,, t]s :,
On II uge that he is now we'll prepafedtB lake
all contracts IN the line or building.
rerztns living At q distance, Wis are build.
,ng, can, by leaving their orders nj nv shof
oo Ghufrh street, aprosit Mt NJ uraNafi's
CoHeo House, have theft sa7hes, doors.
httnds, wiEdrW-fraihps ate.. made in The beat
atrle. tathins, about town, done NJ the
shortest hrtitc,
rhoss ds ,tFoas Of h%0illiAg, will find It TO
tNait advantage "a aive no a eall befHfe euia
t|arlioe ~eleowhrre. I wilt furnish shHeinta.
vion@. ia all eases, without thargs, II | 10 tbs
WORT
viii Keep On hand.R al DimeE, a good
stark nr saaanpad lumber, and othe' build
tne materials, 80 thai pnrRans Wishing ib
hniil. need suffer- ~ Il Unnecessary 10 eatiBn
~ having their wnrk dnH@
no.4q !. NtktfRiNkt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

MONEYS history Of ireland from ls
fret settlement 10 the present time.
just received a. for sale by.
GEO NJ HEROMAN.
Opposite ths Methodist church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

Markoret in whole, halrand quarter Dbl.
aud kits 4, gafmoh in lille. 80 Cud1slt ~
ho,os. 100 herring IN bases tanning from
aaruue Natrhe1. Lemon syrup 100 boxes,
lsniina aud III Riufs5
. ~unNvBUBE and 90 81 1'ehoufitaaias
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MOULIN sCtE

Ls propri6tatrs ipfotme 10 public
en R5o6tsI qu'tln achieve lee fbpatpftoDs i
son moulin Ct gull eel prafs 4 executor
les ordrgs qui iBi seront conf6s, avsr promp.
titod6. Bots do t0utss dimensions x
plnnchss eoHsta mment on vgnto pour ~
r0mptdni sTdfmrnt.
FREDERIC ARBOltk1
mnt 10 ID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

.IIHLII SCHOOLS
A. a MEETING II tie board Of administrators
If public solnnIay held his day. it was faaolv
nd. thai all persons having claims against
tho par oh fof '%aaChihF INDECENT ehiIdren itotn
Aptil lst. i9lt to April let, l4l1, he re1ues-
ted ~ hand their accounts ]ltoJHfIY antiinHti-
Gated to WV Srika, by IT before lie 2Olh
lay.nf uhlnhar neyt. ii1fdnf That distrihtls
tl6H At the appropriation for the year tB45
be made.
Juu4 RFlu. President.
Oct \ laI1.
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A, malta, otfars Tor Falo tho fo,Inw-
ing articles, viz :
2 card tables,
writing desk wih copying machine,
| secretary,
| gold watch IEngltsh)
l Silver teapot,
/ silver cream mug.
l silver sugar vase,
dog silver spoons,
1 silver salt spoons,
: silver sugar stongs,
l silver spoon for crushed sugar,
And a number OF other articles too tcdions
TO mention, il not sold at private sale, will be
sold at auction to the highest bidder. with
out reserve On Saturday, 5th day Of Decem-
Der next.
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II q O g Tie 30 (
VA u D. e he.

Tout homne qni Ell fanilier avec Fart ID
confisour peut tres avantageusement placer
son capital on achetant 10 fonds do Mr., A.
ARrUs, dams Ia iolie vile de Baton Rouge.
Quite toua les agr6mens ct toutes les res.
sources quelle presenie, Ia consideration
qu'eIle doit bienl6t Gtre le et6ge du Gouyer-
nement, doit etre dan grand poids aux youx
DO ceux qui auront le bon esprit de transiger
pour un GtabIlssement ponrgu do tous len u.s.
~tensiias que r6clame IA profession.
S'adresaer au proprietaire, rue Lafayette,
d Baton Rouge.
Nov 7, 1913.
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FOHHALE

4 first rate two horse Wagon, and tvo
large mules, for sal0 very I6ws
March 2S, hOHDAN HOLT
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MIs0IALLnNN EGTSo
THRILLING NARRATIVE.


Loss OF THE U. S. BRIG WAsHINGToN
u. S. BRIG WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22 1886
TO the Editor of The Baltimore PatrF
OF;
SIR: Should you deem the enclosed
details Of The wreck Of the y. 5, Brle
Washington, in the hurricane ol The
inst, Of Cape Hat'ers, worthy a place
in the columns OF your valuable paper,
they may prove not unlnleres'Ing II
some of your readers. as being connect
ed with fate of gallant officer, wei
known in your city, and wherever
known beloved. A NAVAL OFF ICER.
After pleasant cruise of about
month, in the Gulf Stream, where sh'
had been employed surveying, The U
S. Brig Washington, L.. Coming Geo
NJ. Bache, stood 10, on The IN InSI'''o'
The cspes Of Virgiois. As The wind sp'
pesred breathing, the wind fresh and
blowing on shore, great anxiety was fell
to reach an anchor5g". The nlgh'
came on dark and lowering, and as we
neared the land all eyes were turned 10
the windward to catch the glImmer oil
the light for which we were striving,
THAT upon Smiths lsIund,) though the
haze aad squalls, now beginning TO OBJ
scure the borrzon,at the wIndward' a.
bout eleven our hearts were gIaddened
by the welcome cry of eight hO' from
the look out; but the joy was doomed to
he of short duraton,-The lghl upon
Cape Henry, without making which
the harbor cannot bs entered, musl have
been obscured by squalI, for when we
brought by The wind, after bearing up
for il, expecting every momenIto make
the looked for beacon, always cheering
to the mariner, in our case we felt 10 be
our only hope-the terrible cry o'
breakers aheadl' struck pang TO hearts
throbbing with hope, aud told that we
were abandoned 10 lhe horrors OF lee
shore, and that our only prospect oI
safety lay in being pbIe 10 carry sail
gains The wind, Sea and current fore
ing us upon Cape Hatters, the terror o
seamen, this al felt to be (orlorne hope
lor The gale now increased in violence
bowled ominously through The Rigging
Gnd already our little vessel swsggeret
under her canvass the sky was obscure'
by flying masses Of dark clouds; th'
crest Of the waves heavOg their darn
volumes 10 the sky, flashed with th'
ghosIIy phosphorescenl light often OBJ
served in storms, once The sea sheac
was lit up for few seconds by a pail
blue light, known 10 seamen as theCor
pus Sonto, and whose appalling appear
ancc they supersilOusly regard ss tn
precursor Of misfortune aod wreck. III
barometer fell rapidly, and everylhioI
(oretod terrible strife Of the element
Upon discovering tie breakers, th
brig WIS Immediately worn with he
head of shore; The courses reefed, he
top sails double reefed and set. NobI
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
SourH SIDE OF MAIN, FEW DOORS Br
Low MARKET STREET.
TERMS:
TERMS ::

The COL UABLA DEMOCR4TwiH be
pa}lishcd eUery Saturday morning, al
TFO DOLLaPSper annum PGya6tf
half yearly in adunlce, or Itco DoIiarS
EhG Cenis,ifnotpaid ,cithin the gear.
No subscription ,oiH be taken for a SHORTER
psriod than sir months; nor Gny dlscon'
tiauance permihed,mtR all arreoragsS
are discharged.
aDVEPTTSEIIENS not eTceeding a
square ,0M be conspicuouSly inserted al
One Dollar for the first three Insertions
and TVenty,fue cents for e0erIy sn6Se,
orsnt Insertion. TPA liberal disco'm
made TO those pho adoertise by theyedr
LETTERS addressed on buSineSS,n'ua
be post paid.
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BIOoMsRURC COLUMBIA OOONTY, PA SATURDAY. OCTOBER

ber, You see, thar was a reward offered
to any body who would take Dick S,ewsr,
and so thought | mought as well have it
as not
But were you not anxious about the re-
suit! This Stewart was, By all accounts. q
desperate character, and heard a man say
IF Dick Stewart told him 10 swim the
Mississippi he would have to do ilg
4 know, stranger, but that was the best
''Iof 1t. said to myself: Ru' Bell. you am,
had Iearln' down fight for mighty long
lime, and here's a smart chance 10 wake
Iyou up BuI I'll gil somebody to go along
est 10 see fair play Ike, SO called on
GIneraI Pummer, and ses he, 'as / ain,
got no'hin' to do jes, now, don't care if !
lime you'-and then knocked up Rafs
Morgan and he said as how though he had
The agur rayIher tall, he reckoned he could
see the Sun 'lwiXI the shakins SO we 60,
our pIunder and put ii in dug ou! and
started for The Bio BerIhoIemence, as hearn
tell Stewart was in The swamp up that way.
When we go! 10 the swamp, We bruck
through the cane, maxim bee-in for The
Inigger hat whar | more'n 'specled Dick
Stewart larhed. | knowd all them diggins
well, and thar warn'l trail hadn't foller.
led from The Mississippi 10 he Washiaw; (ol
many time I'd hunted bar and sich like
varmin from Rio Mason right across TO the
Bio BerIhOlemee campIn' out o nights and
startIn' fresh next moTnin.'
Bot were you not afraid Of the wolvesl
We'll warn',. hoss Wolves can't
skear me nor painters nuther. The bars
Is wuss nor all The other varmin put to,
geIher-Iheyve got a mghly nasty hug Il
Tell ye.'
Then you hare been scared by The
bearsH
WeI, stranger, 30 confess that corn
once'I--a few. BuI as | was sayin', we
struck bee-lne through the caae, and
Ibimebv we come IN .lob, of The little Iog.
house then ses n ,he G,neral ,G,neraI I,
ses l. you 60 one side and Rate the other,
and dont Won ,wo do ro,hip' ooIess Dick
Tries IN make tracks for the swami
well, We won, Ru',' scs the GinersI
when see'I ,em stand well ofr edges
mvse,r 10 bg co,ou- Wood tree. a, good
.hoo,in' distance and hoIlcrs oo,.
.ueyIo bonse' and b,mebv / seed III,
door oman . ysete-.ips, . Ies,io ard ,n.r.
DicL s,e,v.,, 40, h,. +. .,d ,opod tho co,ne,
or,ho Jo,,,o., ,.,o, ho sood ~,
~ ..
| .wb,, l., ,,, man, b,.o P,,,r
| i want YOU, Dick sps |,
You ain. come 10 lake me!' ses he look
in as black ss thunder.
| We'll, am, hoss.' ses |. sor, a. olie,
like. .and bere's Gjneral plumme, and Raj.
MORGAN come to see fair pIay.'
You'd bloody sigh, better clear onlI
while you can ses he, for I'm noI gwinr
10 be taken alive, tell ye
Il Car say ses |, i spected as much and
II told tie Ginera 80; but I'm ,he mae
what's gwine to take you, Dlck-the Gin
ers and Rife won't do no,hin' lest 10 oh.
lie 70 me. onIess YOU try to streak it,
go wav, Ru' | don, wan, 10 hurt YOU y
,es he: look here Won see I'm not onpre.
pared.
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[ Number rs.

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blaze away Ihen.'
No, Dick ses |, I'm made up my mind
10 capdvale you; but irs sgin lhe laws for
ne 10 fire afore you've made any resistance
80 shoot on at once't or else s'render--it
4ni no use talkin' so much about il for you
must come
Stranger ycu should have hearn him
zip and cuss, when said thsG he slOmp'd
and he swore, and called me oil manner o
names Oati! he churned himseTup into a
trotH but il want no use--Le cOuIdE't
sEear me nor yil put me in a passion and
make forgiI what wal doin'--Iye fl the
lngns TO much for that. So all at once't
he guy skreek. and bazed right away.
seed what war comm and 80 | lodged be-
hind Inc cotton wood Tree. war ess in
ime, for the bullet poughed along The bark
and took off splinter right agjn my mouth
md The wind Of il tuck away my breath, so
rs TO make me sIagger o one side IeeIIs
when crack! comes another bullet and rips
my hat right off my lead.
'Hoorayr ses Stewart: 'ha''s 'wcet
I've Bit you, Ru' 60 home now like good
bOy.-you can't lake me.
i didn't say noIhin, but drops quietly
down behind The Tree, and Curln' my rifle
round it, bazes away at him and bit hlm IN
The side and when | seed him fail back
'crawls 10 the Other end of big gum wha!
laid on the ground roIlenin and turns on
ny back and loads my rlAe agn in double
quick time and then peeps the eelesI mil
through crook Of the limb 10 see Tor Steve
art Thar he was in the doorway with
his lips tight clenched and his eyes fash
ing, and lookIn' all about arler me with a
kinder snort. His face was leeIle pale.
and the blood was oOzn' OuI from his side.
Well we waited jest so for good whie--p
he wachn' for me and a Peepm for
chance a, him; for he keep himself covered
pretty much By the door post, aud it waTnt
no use in me to 0Eg away shot. Al last
I got tired and thought I'd better draw him
oul. SO lifted my hail on my head I'LL it
stood straight up like and then showed II "a
hove the log. Crack! went his rife sglp,
and lell the ballet srup me; but | didn't
care for tha, bu, up jumps and fires right
into him. know'd I'd hit him for he guV
queer sort O. screw to his mouth and fell
back behind the door post agin.
We'll, arier this, we wasted good deal
., time wa,chin' for one another. but at
las, co,ch'd hs eye shinin' between he
logs anC then | thought would ty trick
on him that had praclysed on The I0glns
once'l sfore. So wobbled along on my
belly like sarpenl ill reached Ihe cot
ton wood uee and cllngn' with my IsIt
band to lhe tree IswuBg myself suddenly
round it and as he fred jumped away up
with shTeek ana leu Ner'hUmP r'gn' ~
on The ar'h' The moment did so 10
sprung ous all oIeed'n ana struck ior Ue
cane brake; but kaIe Morgan uashe" 'o'
ard and heIciI'n him IN MS arms uu"9 "'"
lown and thar hey wrssiIeo iuS' one up
and then tolher 'iII Stewart gov Nde 'h-
'ermosG and Iben I seeu nm iumoe 81 "'S
side (0I so sone!hln' ard presently "'ne'"
Plummer calls so me quick
Look out ilu'! look on! Shoot Sew
-, ,Lo eoourIsl' sas hs. ,Segl seei he's
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

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