The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22

ndnu'lO-llAOu 1cncODlIC. HHrulN less cN
citing There is so much Of the spiri
of wild adventure and romance connect
ed with the incident. We are surprise
that it has not. ere this, been made th
basis Of one Of our thrilling border tale.
" hen the Indian hostiilies first bcgar
to assume a threatening attitude. in con
sequence Of the Galphiuton treaty,
white woman was seized by party Q
Indians, and carried into captivity 81
attempts towards rccapturing her seem
cd lruitless; indeed. SO many sjmila
eases occurred. that they failed 10 excit
that interest which we would natural
expect Dale, however. having paincl
some information as to her whereabouts
determined - and with him deter
mnation WAS but another word to ac
complishmcut-to rescue her. Sctt,r!
out oi0Hc. his oXI crenco in trailing sool
brought him upon the heels of the say
ages. Finding himself lear them, will
his Characteristic coolrcss. he stoplco
at a spring to drink and refresh himsel
previous to beginning his work Will,
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,roLa ,,t9r(r h,,, h., ,l.o,oi, ~ sir,,', ,,ro,
,;,n V,i.Lart a,,cn.,,;na - ,;.a l..
drew lis hunting knife, and with an un
der stroke. killed one Of his assailan,s
then rising suddenly he threw the 9th
or from him. aid ere be could regain hi.
feet di.pafrLci linn TLus mueh accom-
,l;sLcd Lc fool thr troil Of tLc o,hors-
fnllow1d tlsm mony milcs-c,mc uro,
tLcm osl,cn-lnif,d tLrcc of tbem-cnt
tIc tLnnrs Of ,hc contivc woman ort
,r,s aLo1t to commcnro L;s tr;nmnhon,
march hom,ward whom orothor warrior
,yInso ,os;,ion b~linI , In, L,d scroor
cj linn From yirw snrorr 1non lin, -
Wr,, from tLc los. Of Lio,5 md in tbc
IeoIlv crosnof the sovoac Dale would
NOW to[c f,ilen Iv thc lands ef \ fee
whom he bad ever coo,ucrcd had NOT
tlo liberated woman suaicbcd IN tom.
ahaVl and srlir tLe Ird;su's skull Tbe
,nutnnl deliydrers hayino oycbanood con.
rratula,ious uron ,bcir fortunate cscane
were soon in the midst IF their rsioiciuc
friends General Dalo in af.or lj;;c often
soid that he bad a;yen up all lo,es Of
life in hi, instance. md coull hardly be.
jicyc tb,t thc wco, omac;ated female
yloso c,n,;yc tbonrs l,o lah inst emf
ro,l1 Ln his d,livcrcr
rho b;orro,lnr of Con D,lo Iol,
II T. Gilman, Of 1;esis.;,,i c;,cs tho
ahovc inc;dcnt a,.1 voncLcs firits trntb
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fact, the physioguomy Of an Indian. re-
lieycd, however, by n fine benevolent
Saxon eye. Like the red man, too. his
foot fell lightly upon the ground, and
turned neither to tie right nor left. He
was habitually tacituln; lis face grave:
he spoke slowly and in low tones, and
seldom laughed. | observed of him.
what | have often noted as peculiar 10
bordcr men of hoh ottr;hutcs Lo ON.