Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

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tsring ! word il lie dsfencs. 3 s'-- -sAs' sisAss
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,ias rss1x 10 IN In, i,ss ~ e. ana rasps
Inved-noy turned N. vhois ssss.ss snoe Of Ia. y
nervous srriren,en. a. ne fsv,sis ~ 70 qasetns \,
n.Ssa i,nccsr Ss.s .a,is s,s ~ ot whom ss,
snd snprchsnsions for tbs s,,r, HUN soss ist -
nr,orne, mo,hsr-corus .nn,N.na
assonished ron should permit sseh scs nsns-i a
Is. Lea me snsreat you 70 IL down s. o. yeu "a
~. .Sss .nr can n, rssnv a. ss.u 4ase, Ana -
dsugeI do not think the Indians h.,s shess q,
! ouarter vet ar re should have h..ss reached u
hcr,. . = - Is - ae.au sosnsthise y
"From what I've heard OF them, tAev s.n.
about pretty quick, replied the father ns
ssUntii they have made an attaekn ..,.,
then they give vent 70 their most tsrv,s naen, tn
were about tonight, In this vicinity. ri 4. d,
they would have attacked some Of ON, ns,s Saite ,
tbs. and NC should have heard their des,S.r,
~ dontfeei altogether At ease, !" said ina 49,
ing his son asidc and speaking In ia ..aes, dfs,
reached no ear but Eden's; feel strans.,' ssi,
with something like presentment Of danSs0 ppr.st
ths 70 yourself--not word Of To INA $3.50 eu Ia,
We shall have Bediam ovsr again. Tnsu uen lola
That boy ought to be gagged TO keen IN. 80 Pses
any harm comes to us tonight shall barss ~ se
u never yss saw boastei that was DOT q ma r
Me by boasting whyt he would do IN ess. aan,s
ever be 90 fortunate to be placed In nos,,,e aa
GER @s&
| here In this old boat on the river on a AZ. sass
watching for unkno IN foel wopde, ha a1f M
to day-break." NV" 'onskS
"The dawn cannot be far on renI,., -.
yonder, over the trec-tops, to the esstv..s,o led
| see the hrst streak Of day now" ahl
| the SKY looks reddish in that direction nm, n
| Amosf he continued, addressing Nj, hao yoe thhi
stanhing within few feet Of him. anna, she Va
peer Into the darkness, which the tbicf 49, wing
nsa5y ,ess on the nearest bank rendered ao, :, =
i answer, In Q low cautions tone iuuSo," wa a.
.Mhat do you think It is, uncles" All al "a.
l Fire" was the iaconic reply. 1ueh.
/ "ha!" said den. With start; "sAen IN. ,.,,
certainly be about--perhaps have ejresnx ru
horrible Aork! Had we not better takS nm ~ W.
and drop further down the stream" wi snas
"Hush! listensn returned the uncle In . r..
ears are better thvn mine, and ought 10 he 20 ycs
| you hear any things" 's0a-4
All listened, each holding Mis- brss,h 4.
slightest sound Each. too. tprnsJ ~ W catch W
nearest shore, and strove in vain 10 i,tin.S peh u
op9ect m the awful blackness which In tS,, AZ. sns,
seemed to rise like wall before them II wa, .S
night, out slightly hazy; and looking directIv ~
line OF tae heavens could be perceived: ana r
and this only, could be traced for some M
way showing the dark course Of the river rSs sns
the opening In tho grand old gloomy forest vha.a
trees and thick underground lined its bant, :. kas
side from the position Of the boat--beinv f,, s'a
dim light ofthe opening, II was possible .for n Ne
BY any ono on the bank who had o sa
toned to the deeper darkness Of the wooded NO.
Tor the same reason, 1t was impossible for sny
the boat, looking In that direction TO see ten s ~
the gloomy shadows o. the mighty forest. wv ''''
VI hear only the slight ripping Of the va,., a.
Eden ut length In the same cautious whisper. 'A'
ithought once or twice he ard the snayninS a, al,
on the bank" oint his uncle thouri h mvh, ~.
been only fancy" e"' nav