Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-03-22

amusements of the evening. u Young
? retired to his bed, but MOTTO sleep.
lie arose nervous andfeEerish, with a s,tie-
ma on his character and his name. and
his feelings wound up for a desperate act.
No fathers face can be seen, he reasoned.
until this disgrace be revenged.
w. arose with a mind made nm ae
to his future conduct 10 the matter, He
pnrposeIy kept himself from the presence.
of his brother, whose %counsels in the pre-
sent instance, he felt assured would not
be pleasing, norwould they be followed.
A few hours after breakfast, he suddenly
threw down his book on the table in his
root''-then~ ceneeaEingg~ a large pistol bee.
meath hfs1cI9hes, he jerked up his hat
hastily and hurried down stairs; his aged
mother was met inthe passage, whom he
kissed tteenderlyy,,%an started . his way way, ~
down town. The matron was aware of .
the difficulty of the previous evening, bit
she said nothing, and wiping away the;
tears from her eyes, and adjusting her
spectacles, look up that holy book which
had SO frequently consoled her III mo!
ments Of family affection. 99'3 '.''' "'s "l'2'
W was proceeding down the main
street in the direction of the courthouse.
when young Pea rushed out Of a law.
yer's office with d double baarrrreled gun u in in go
ham tatsot est et 9i"d" 9di 5*a7'st-i1 io'55T@3 nj
--gz snatt uagd GA! ~tHl ait edit ftFd F53@@f
stop, coward, aud defend yourself!!"
ex exclaimed the ASSISTANT, when about twenty OF
feet distant, bringing the gun to his face
at the same instant ~ i, '.'.'% .'' t2i@7"'' '"' c
W. had previously: stopped tor and e.
drawn his pistol, but held it harmlessly by,
his side ; he evidently had, determined, u
with the yalor and spi,it, Of chivalry, to y
give P the first fire /; but his destiny 10
was not yet filled in earth-tbe, 81 cap 81, IF his: f., !,
antagonists gun exploded, the load REL,
mained. @" $50" '''s7>'''5
a 1T Is now my turn, ,sir,"'cooly replied II,
vs. and leyeling hisweapon he fred, I'd
the, second barefoot young P-4LG exfpIooss'@ Il
ding as he fel.'eA BAH had EN-, entered ,sallj his
head, and he was a corpse; ! isr r 10 ,as;r baa9s- .
j For Ft'. Il this act w - wasdimpfisoued a
but eventually cleared by a. jury Of hisna
We viii not follow !, his His bis.
tory t farther farther. merely 'srs y ! s., aging Il e, that hal . he, too. 81
by not giving himself up to the iliusive vi,
snare are q. iirntemperance, has risen to, dis-,oe
tinctlon, and as he is not etin' the Prime i'a
OF life, his fine talents and a strict ia,ddfEuer.-,, '''
ance to temperance will, doubtless, place ~,
him !. in / a still higher position. 10 lssb ,=yss +
While giving an outline Of the most.
prominent features ID. the history, Of the 7
''''six Brothers, We have in view two pro-,
mrinent points LIST. the Moral which can gss
deduced from it, and a2dly. 'The i ppa1' ~
rent protection and fionofs decreed by an, T. Z
aIl-wise Providence ittoo those; of this, dis. !.
tjngguis she 1ffarmily. who had. the hrnness to SIG
refrain from giving themselves up to The @s
destroying cup.tsAnd likewise to deduuecee s''
from fact the truth Of. the ssse ri plural al, aa -.
t i o : : ,' sins of .he; father. shall he
revisited ise i' %. bis children lie This is, made l.
manifest by the three, tonnfsa Tread erect ~
ed for theI fathe rdindalged flHselyyl III ,tbeoE,
same poison that destroyed, hiss sops - 3D., +
/, sr,l having seen es r Y tlhfse 81 psI ri,l,, he ,him.slfov v
gave tII pp his his i life ;il mainly, to this 9 ause It,1Sl
IS further verified in the s~vioseneideafh dr.
yopnglP--;his father'sthands were dieedi -
blood--and Black Jack war;, Wa now W; ~
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. ~ dflT9.s.safsa isuiassjyiu' ao bSaf'liot 'ie''
70 Ito g BE !, CONCLUDED IN OUR NExT.lis .aa1i
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i Large Icthyesanruns.7r-' The fnfgest spesi OF
Of this remarkable fossil tepfile, -ss n
yet, in this country, has just been receiys