The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-07-10

ses.., Tho s.,,,ntrv ,,,o,vevar. ovo. -,
iourneyed. fully compeusn,cd s,r ,,,;. aa.,,,'
Of incident by. Hood nnj fieII,' .nJ ,vo S",,a
4 tuuan;no,.lv 10 tbe co,.I,,s;s,, ,i.s. =. c'm'
meri,cd the glowing colors in wb;', !, 'h,y hay
been Described to us' IA. = ), - y. ''''
| Never before hail \ s,,o, anal, -, -
ycriore. .s,,ch n hannvH h,ond;n, 0".ess '1e o'
| undulatino nr.,;r;e anj - i;,' " S'eeI
doubt II shoul,l ha,s t.an =, III "ooos
had come s,,,l,loul, nu,,,.' ~ ",' u'P'.se9
castle. with all lis moa,s i, :.
frown;ug walls so mn,.b d;d - au1
Lawns aSl n.rls ,o,n;n'i ,,as u .n1ee n''ula'
ton / had read of .lordlv do,n,;ns,. anI ..p
gal estates, -. -
BIN, "a yet isa,;rg tho loc. r ~,
backwoods,nep (Which beaSon '...a.'o W
few and far betr...,, no,L;no.,, FL
,ion was to he secn AZ wo Z "a on'',I.', ..'
preeautiop bowav,.. n, Rro.,..;. ~.
ourselves will, nrovi.;ons oil ,. spP!
ape. we suffered mo ;nconven;anoo pILi"p 49,, ,I,G
count /. bui WHENEVER ;nnl;na,;an ,,ao..S .nS ~"
we ,,i,cl.,.l ony t,.n, mos, a,..o..,,, ~,
bunks of .o,ne on,, 80 r. II" .,'9
beautiful lille s,,r.,,,s tho, ;n,orSo.'J .ho ~
coun,ry TL., e.. -; .eeIu ~ i' tho
u,nonc tho bx,,r;,,,,t L.,sn"s - 'oS 3
Ia k,4a .lolf al. 4
drove and nlac;no, :, ,r,,a,,I r,. ""o'e NV
would bn;Il nm = -" S e. o'er mem, we
such creature comf,rts, % nnrI,,do, a@."I H
| ell. with we'll sbarnened ,nna,;,a. " '''' :,
| In this way we trarelIcd on -nn,;I ,ya oo,no
TO the La Nnca where we nurnosoI 'ros,;,,o.
I A ,lay IN recr,,;t. o,,r b,,,,os ',Tl
fell 10 NV J,, 10 stand - a,.",. a.. -
Tbe ,,on, ,,,s .,,;n;,,. 'i':
mv ,,u, i, mi, L.nJ + IS - A's
bact aop;ns, !, s,lla,, tro" - 80 ~ VIZ" :ny
"a 10 command a b;rd,s 49, - os.',un y,
camn and ;,s y;,.;,;,y.'' =, ~, '"'
know not how i,n,,tI ,,.1
! seated, when all at onca a.. - i.'' .nu'
.l;psed and ,b.,- Lors.s sa..,,,aL ~, :' io
| in size up,;l !, nnne,ral -, r,o H., so.,.,sS
bu, ono Lrr. .i,ado,",. ioneu
! her az trying ,o rec,li 20 ,,,;na ,.ha,Lnn -.
not IhaJ seen in ,ba late olmanocs anr an
nn;,pcemen, Of sucl, o,l;,.s ,,, a,a> -.
or;no, ~ reason nI;losorl,;n.lI,, ,.;,I, ,>,So,s
u,s,, the stranoe nbennmanon ,c H. .hn:sa. :.
b,,, the neyf ,nor,,;ng ,yhsn T au,,Lo 80 >
single horse iva. IN be coo, W;,r nv s.o, .
niso;y;nos bnr,;ed 80 a. .no. -, 49,. ~,
hal s,akrJ chem on, Lr, .,u H. ,snna
ino my n,or mnst.,nr, ,,h., l,v', - ,,a,
The grn,nI Will s..,er.I ar,o,:. .t;m
in his side. Tbi, exnIa;ned nil III Is
tlians (who perhans Lad heen wa;,;,a an m ON. n
portunity fo. several DAVIS. 70 steal 'o,r hnr.
ses) had taken advantage of the eclipse of the
moon to doso and as my mustang, no
doubt, had refused to 60 any course except
his own. had myself noticed that little
nm'able trait in his character at times his
death was the consequence. a# ..a a.
n council ofwar was immediately held, as
10 what should be done, and it was resolved
that some OF US should return to n settlement,
few mites back, procure other horses If
possible, and then follow the Indians. Ac-
cordingN a 'committee of three was APP
pointed to wait upon the settlement and
s'a'e our unfortunate situation to the inhabi'
tanis. 1880
In the course OF few hours the commits
tee returned, bringing with them a sufficient
numoer OF horses toremount accompany |;
but as most Of them were vicious, half brok-
Gil desils, Just taken ffom the prairies, it was
some time beiore we could bring them into
terms. Fortunately for me the one that fell
To my lot was rather less fractions than the
rest, and only rec'dved two kicks and n
bite before was fairly seated in the saddle.
AS soon as we had examined our arms, to
make sure that all was right, we set off in
fnli gallop5 upon the trail Of the Iulians.
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