The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-11
sHLANI) OHIO, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY II, 1854

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whom. no,wi,hs,anding he was Al l,is de-
yoliun, they slrahRled. From the murder
Of Selim, the axecuiioners proceeded :,
the apartments Of Mahomud, the youngeI
son OF Abduiham'd' and The only remains
ing prince OF the blood royal. There wa'
still some hope Tor the Selian, IN iht
eventual dealh ol MS brother. Seilm wal
no more; the uudnciouS Baralier himsei
would respect me lasl Of Inc ottoman race
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WINNER woolds' 'llou conduct me !
ne demaneeu.
Z" To life and a throne I" answered The
slave decisiyely. These waiers flow on
der Tie streets Of Consianiiuople, and rur
from the harbor c( Perami 10 ihe Sea O.
Marmora. Behold the means Of ssfe,y
have proVidedE The Prince, on looking
down, beheida small Boat and as he saw
M olller chance OF escape, he Stripped int
It, followed ny his faithful slave, who hat
previously taken The precduIion 10 ciost
the door on lie landing. Alter rowing
abuJi inr lew minutes, the prince en-
deavurcd 10 pierce the gloom by which ht
was surroundeu but The feeble raysol ,h'
loren only enabled INN 10 gaze 10 wondr'
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an intrigue ! lhonght the prince, as
ne eagerly prepared To catch glimpse ol
NE lar ones coun'epance. Nearer and
nearer came ll'e boSt Hnllit approached
the pillars; and The prince, with mingled
admiration and surprise, saw the lady
who was unreiled-was not only young,
but supremely beautiful. Her companion
was tall, handsome looking man, in the
garb Of Turk but his fair complexion
betrayed different origin. The light
revealed the boat containing the slave and
prince. The lady uuered shrek, and
quickly hid her face; hut her companion,
though rather rurprised. undauntedly cried
out, in excellent Turkish, but foreign
accent.
"HalIo Who's therei Friend or
foe ?"
"Iam Mahomud the unfortunate, :" said
The prince proudly.
The Frank-(or such we mus, call him
-,lnGrl his turban, aud making profound
inclina,ion. said
I" No longer unfortunate, but great!-