The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-12

shs noble ssimsl ~ assie, end viii
load neigh, - thssgh eeoseloss ofshs dat
81 that measopa he msstes. 10 made
psodisioss forward heunA, and clssrsd Ii
sp~ss which Aivi1st Mn from .hs wood
vsea tAe spssd d - SNOW.
A. Fsvyusoa I = tssssssa, H. Iadiani
tsaring 10 ester Il Aeods, come to . sud
den hak AlchsA sewrompasat!v.ly Al
Of danger. h. ia ~ sssss,n the .'sigh
bashosd ssse1y esls. ~ therefore pat
sssd his esss1e II Ass u Ok miles furlhs
wishost dsswSnG hssAIe. Evening wss elo
ling In whes = jstvd !, proper to pause
lie turnsd ID vaiA - discover where h
vas: ~ y ~ ~ 4 nAa to vex himssl
wish uitlsa, - = qslDely resolved 10 pss
shs night Ia IL - III. aud defer y, 10
morrow IL taAh.. ewAing his W.
clear stssatn, totnpA with shp a
near: and FsvrsDna. having snhnd' N
berss. weapps7 haesk " bic closA. snd 10
down he grasA
II day bssnA ~ sssssscd - joe'os
felbsuta0 ~ esosss q ths ssrsank. y s.
he had goss ahost ioas miles. - fss III H.
corpse II one Of his companions. n poo
fellow had been scsplcd. aud feWdao, A's
thought was that all his friends had preH,
bly been surprised. and mssssercd si1glg
Indeed. the numerous hoof.pvints Of horle
some shod and sono unslod, ina'ra'ei
plainly, the recen, passage Of both wild.
men aud iadiana. Slowly and eauluu-
he followed thess traces, without n 4in,
any discoveries, until toward The miadie o
the day, having climbed up . slisM en.'
nence. he saw on the plain, At Aboe' aa'
miles distance, = large Indian e. smp
mcnt
A. the same moment. tho Indian
ceivrd the Captain. ard l-ap~d on tlH
horses Carsing his own imprudence ~
guson turned birdie and began as ei d
- possible to retrscc his steps. Ast.
1T the outer border Of the wood. he o'
the tlnin which he wss about To ctlas.
dense cloud Of lurid SMOKE estesrl,Ag o'
either side as far ~ the eyScould ren 'h. 7
was prairie on fire. Whist was he 10 do
To return was death; to so forwsid. o.
struction no Icss inevitable.
In this terrible emergency. Fergasoa De
not lose his presence Of MUD, but cauiio
s s.. 10 "o'A"es !" W. ', ".''uo" :" W ~
""s" 20 "'e. we "'s.A .'."." ~
smoke ue"'ou w"'e" VIC ns"s 49,. Ho"u ".'
serpent, Ferguson checked his horae $50,
dismounted. lie tore his man:el into piecc
and fastened ons N hans'age rouid tl
no'Ses eyes' ~" n"o,n " . :" q
the a"hnai' '''o"'" Aha ~, no.''"s "'" "
covered ma own IN similar manner '
wns tho work OF 'sw moment, pr .''
mo'"'u'', Tor tho ys''s o. me 'po'a's De
cams ,earia.iy distinct i's Prspa o'
made. ie'gns"n rc.n'""'e', a,'' 'ae' '
horse toward. the nr-' spurs" MN 9
the energy OF despair, ne "o''e ''''
bounded """,r'' me "s''. ,s''e' en-
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