The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

nancbe Indiaus, for ihe double, purpose
ofoPspishing Past opiTagesn apa olfj of Tpealeas-
ing the Mexicansr who were said 70 be
held il captivity by The savage enemy"
Before ihs exped,iofl left tho valley,it
was reported that accompany dofoMexican
4 I.eibsleros,nn (buaalos bupiers,) )Iwho had
been Out for several months and returned
TO the settlements, and were now on their
way down the river Ia 'Matamorhs, with
ihe psocsedsaof along OamPaigu7u uponli The
bprairiesi They were accomplished by a
young Mexican girl, whom, they had CAP
lnred from rowing, band Of Camanche
Indians. She had either never spoken or
had altogether forgotten the Spanish Ian
guage, aud was therefote unable 10 aceoun,
for her captivity but The cibaleros 9had
learned from ,pne of slbc Indians whom
they had also captured, that this girl,
along with others, had 'beeh carried oA
nearly lteh years ago, from The setllemehlb
above iRresidio Agaandeioao7q sloisiosqs
/ You cannot conceive The interest this Fer
mort created. when. illreached ihe rancho
village Of San, Fernando, What heari-
Eftit Anxiety, what material soficAhden, for
more Than one mother hatf beeb'lelt eidih
less by the incursions Of The savage Cam
sncIles, s,s,,suomab bae s,si,urnns
AT length the cibelerQs arrived al San
F'etuando, leading a beautiful girl into the
pablic piazza, declating their willingness
10 give her ppg as sodn as she was rlaiW'
edlby her rrlahons,e This they bad done
in several towns on 'beir Eoule, but noosG'nee no one
had claimed heF,a 1auesr, se,qia mali
The hunters testified 10 the authorities
of the place, that the girl'f behavior had
lmuch altered on appfoaching San Fer
nando A.,hsi instead ofthei apathy she had
hsre,oimei exbibiledo shelDow seemed 10
view. objects with apparent recognition
speaking much in the Indian Tongue, and
from these things they concluded that thi'
was without doHbt the place Of her naiivi'
w.b 1Gg.Gum OF ~ lldaoI sgiJ cd 1T
~ As soon rs il became known among the
rauCheras of San Fernando thai lbe ribal
eros had arrived, anxious moltefs wsTf
/. ,eeln, rushing toward the public piazza, ex
ID hibiiing III ibeirlooks and gestures tbe ap
Q uearanse Of frantic women. But The deep
% wild yearajngs Of maternal ffsqli0q wen
4 destined 70 be disappointed, Eaeb nheii
inr urn embraced The young stranger, viii
q endearing expressions, but not one Of then
,l AS vel teseived The sightesp tuken nj re
roSuizanfe. oinesg s3ir'2 bs,ioJ DO aoi
, ,drhsv ,vou,d all have claimcdau adop
N ,sd ber. bo,by ,he,laws of The land, an
Of Of na,ure. ,oo, Ibis could DO, be allowet
/. As !, would be rubbing he real mothei
b wbo micbt he discovered. .Hon sE" ,i.s7r
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