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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-17
NEWS FOR ALI,
NEW STOVE STORE!

EAMFS SCANTLIN. JR., OF the late firm of Jane
~ Scantn Son. has opened Stove and Tin Store. o,
Main opposite the old state Rank where he intend
keeping large assortment Of stoves OF the
s,ye-. Also Mantel Crates and Tin Ware Wholesale
retail On the best terms. Gise him call before rur
blasting else wnere- rIffA|f.I -r... now
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ATE THAN NEVER.

q last have the Dry foods arrived at s. EMaIcH's.
..c,sa ss Tor, thtioisvs Those th mi sed Ho,iisiy
rs<. fad frat rate opportunity to gee for
lit,ie money 80.
please fork tn Vt they the New ear
rith clear accorn.' ~ we'll a. clear eonseisnes.
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nARPFR for January. reed BY
II il dee23 D0BELL LISTER.
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tHEEst.-5o boxes W n. Cream Cheese;
~ ~ bo ses German aud Palm Soap
100 pounds Cotton Wrsr ping Twinei
90 bales No. I Cotton Rating:
SEQ pounds suear-eured Dried Beef:
Is don fresh Mustard, - and "a plat bottles, reed
railroad aud for sale at reduced prices iy
aux2s I. n. HERMANN.
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OLD OSwEGO LINE.
From foot Broad ST.. Y. daily. No transshipmsnts
Albany or Troy. Mark packages Old Oswegs Line.
Sinclair a. Co., Toledo, o.
PROPkiET0ss AND AGENTS.
y. s. Lttlei Ohm. 100 Broad street. New York.
FitzhughS LittleJ Ohm. Oswego, MY.
SIN clair & Coz. Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. Foster GEO.. Evansville, Ind. y27
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UAVA COFFEE. 100 Pockets old Govern Jaw,
90 is PRESTON BROS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY EXPRESS BUsINI

AMnov prepared DO all kinds of City Express hus-
ness have received alargs heavy wagon capable
carrying 2olbs springs made expressy for the citY
business Such furniture without danger
DAMAGE hauns grain from the canal to the rivers and in
fact all kinds Of hauling city
the and terms Enquire AZ
my23 COOKS Family Groeefy.
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INaoICE new Molasses Just reed by Elirf-
~ dsc9 z. II. COOK & SON
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HARD w ARE, Gu LERY, &C
BARCOCK a. SONNrAG

HAVE iust completed aud ready e. Offer 70 the
city and country trade large aud we'll assorted stock
Hardware and Cutlery both Foreign and American To
trade particularly call the attention Mechanics
variety Of Eige Tool. and Baildinz Hsrdw Coup
try Merchants will find rs always ready to duplicate Louie
viii s and Cincinnati hills
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FENHOsE wshn- obtain rood we'll latest fash
y ion Hat. would do we'll to give us cs,l. The most
fasaious suited. We rsrfect TT.
those wL = have the most ire rrlsr shs ed head.
serfs-3u vAUTIER & NARCOSNGER.
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NrW MOLAssEs-s5c Ills reed ana 10 ,r-,re and
IN for sale BY decIs PRESTON BROS :.
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NNOrFEE-lsobs bags Rio Coffee in aud rcr sale Nv
" deco ORR. DALZELL & Co
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IUST received 81 silver Ware consisting
80 Table Tea. Murari. Su and salt spoons Soup
Cream sI,tr Su,vss chiiirens Forks Nspktn
Rings &C. which will hs snli nfctnrers prices al
warranted pure silver. Call in and see At
dsoIe-u Main street. bet First aud Second.
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SCWOOL BOOkS, STATIONERY. &c
M have now on banda large and complete a.sortmer
w Of all the School Books In In the West. Also
full stock OF Blank Books of all sizes Letter and Gap Pre
fancy Note Paper pian and fancy Envetops Black and r..
Ink. Steel Pens Pencils and Penholdrrs &c, which
fer at wholesale or retail! at the iywest prizes.
r.. FOA NNGTON x CO.
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1EII IJJRsDAY. OCTOBER %, 1861. g. 81


- : Ashoft story, boys, and soon told. %
fejoinsd tie Colonel II Was out Gre hunt.
N ing ono night, with old usfc66 -2peaco to
bis Sashes! carrying the light. y We had
walked 70 long way without seeing any.
Thug and twelve clock lo1nd us near the
church on our way home. sMaussa. whis.
pefed Qaascoo, creeping nearer: 10 me-. i
spec you better GO fodder road; son find too
much tnpd. bog long dis way why.
Quarcoo ssid ], .E6elieve you're scaredl
/. No scare, tnaussa; but lie mighty bad luck
for hfe.ls1ht bout de old Ioll ly.tres.'' Come
on rejoined I; 'lnay be we'll get a shot a,
the old white doe. Xxi. maussal you neb.
Der to talk dat wayl Ef you ebber raise
your gun at dr.. deer, you sure, To be dead
i'm less Than tree week. paid no atten-
topsto him, but kept on. until suddenly a
rustIing TO my left. arrested me, and made
me look around. was within twenty
steps Of the old haunted holly, and there,
directly under it, were visible u pair of ewes.
.refecling the flicker Of the burning pine.
knot, which almost fell from Qaarcoo's
trembling hand. [ am not supers;ilious,
but a.Strauge feeling came oyer ME, as I
hooked at the eyes. Could the story be
traei Was,tllere really a spirit deer!!' Just
( then the torch shot up II tongue Of flame
which, Tor an Instant, iliumined the tree. /
caught documentary glance ut the deer,
and, TO my amazement, saw that it ,oas
,ohfte! Boys, have said was not super.
stitious; but had my adventure ended here,
should, 10 my dying day, have been firm
believer in spirits. But, frightened AS
was, intended TO seet througll: so, NUT.
tering to myself Olhello's remark in some
what similar dilemma, which, by solre un.
accountable means, came into my mind at
lliesmomeni: If that thou best devil,
cannot kill thee, / ,aisedmy gun aud fired.
The scufling that followed showed that
had to deal wild, real flesh and blood; and
PUSHING up to sec what had done, there
lay my own imported merino IAN, worth
I two hundred dollars, it cent. 1 gave
Quareoo the carcass, on condition he would
never breathe word about the mater, and
promised him sound thrashing OF il he
should evertell it-and,I boys, I haye,,t
fire-hunted since!"
The Colonel having spun his yarn, We rose
to prepare for Recommending our hunt; but
the wind had sprung up, and the driving
clouds warned us 10 be satisfied with our
sport for the day. So, appointing !, day for,
our nextmeet, and taking ~ parting horn all
round, we separated, and eacl, Of us struck
q lope for our respective homes. So ended
the days hunt.
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n ~ ~ F'F4lfF
NO. Sc.
DOdging a Constable.

Asheville must be a great place dluril =
court. as will be seen in the following fro3<z
the News;
Nearly all the lawyers on the Circuit Al.
here, and tremendous crowd uf outs;dx;xf z
--speculatois, itinerant merchants, gef1 Is
men OF leisure, Jews, Gentiles. and the ~
habitants Of the hill country round ahsSf &
Money! money!! is tile cry hexrd of,:{S;II<
sides. Several sad cases have occurred -,
der our own observation. Take one
sample, A long legged constaLls heIds6j rs
ugly document beginning. You are bSrj g =,
commanded TO take ll,e body of.r 1fs
against an unfortunate in,li, i.lual. The ii'1f
stable had trailed him all day, but fvrsfeG5
sons satisfactory to himself. no doubt, fkae
debtor lodged him. Several times the H.
gal Pursuer thought he had his victim, 4. .le.
but like Patrick's flee, when he put hissatss
ger on him "he wern't thar" Finally Iosinrk
all patience, constable determined. Ike
Capt. Bolts, to 'head him or die" Wnh.
eyes peeled, every muscle sprung. and-xlst
termination to conquer or die written on J.
ms lace, he again started in pursuit. Round.
The Court House, among the cake Wagons.
through The crowd, along Liquid Row, ia
at The front and out at the back, by q .cir.
cumgunjnlow" doubling the square again,
until iinally law triunpled! Debtor caved,
wind broken and sore footed, he surrender
ed gracefully, reposing his weary limbs ur,
ON All empty goods box. Constable drew
his weapons" figured out the "prin," lint. :.
and with a benevolent smile handed il over
Tor the inspection Of his victim. Debtor
looked at ii, and in bland tone said, "ail
right proceeding at the same time TO draw.
his "calf skin" and count out the required
amount. Constable sat by, broad grin Of
satisfaction and good nature overspreadine
his countenance. Through with the ope-
ration. debtor handed pile over to consta,
b!e, who in turn proceeded TO ascertain that
all was right. sudden pnllor overspread
his features as he turned over the bills and
his eye rested upon '.Ocoee." Bank of JEFF.
ierson,' Exchange Bank" &c. Gaspipgs
Tor breath, he hurriedly exclaimed, -Nus
money but thisi" Mary redr' solemnly
replied debtor. 1t was too much. Human
nature could not stand it. Constabless
countenance relaxed, his jaw fell. his knees
smole together, and to,tering for monient.
he fell headong. The last words he uttsss
ed. rs bystanjer kne!t over him, we're,
"Wid Cat, by thunder!" Should he not
recover, the verdict of the jury Of inquest
will be-"Died Of Tennessee money"
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STURGEON AND LAvKRY-Am AmAmerica,,
minister called upon Mr.. Spurgeon, and
sad, IN the conversation, that lie had a
congregation in The states Of 5000 people.
Spurgeon: And have you blacks in your
congregation! Jonathan: Oh, YES. And
do YOU all worship together. or have you
partitions and curtains? Oh. the backs
are behind n curtain. And do you lake
the Lords Supper with the blacks behind \
curtain! Oh, yes. Now, sir, do YOU know
what monomauiac isl Oh, yes. Well.
sir, I'm monomaniac monumaniac ON
the subject OF slavery. (And Spurgeon
dashed his hand into his pocket, and bring
ing out his penknife, opened it) Yes, sir,
LIN perfect monomaniac. I've no control
over myself, sir; and il you stay here ten
minutes longer. may put this kuifs into
your hypocrilcsl bosom. SO wan YOU.
Be of! be off! | feel it rising ia me-. Be
of, ] say! (And he hustled Jonathan 10
the door, neryously handling his knife all
the whitley "AnJ did you really mean TO
stick the fellow" said the friend to whom
he related the story. "Why, no. said he,
perhaps not quite thai; but I'm going to
America before long, and wanted them
to kaow, before 60 lha, they won't hum.
bug me about sIavery."-Gates3ea Ob.
Serpey.
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Il & q 8 PARTlfNsS
] 81 8 Xis 4. q 'TRIMMIEa

Pr&e sywpx pSALHes per annum ia ndya1ot,,or,
$3.50 - the end Of the year. II hot, ,hsfa shtil
- alSr tsesyear expires $780, 81 ssss, x =; s,
eA{aaeqs VIII be copsidered in sdsaues i made
e4hin Nree months. 4 ~ q ss.S rs 81
Neyusletipdon taken for less ttnlts ssk tpe1ils
Mpqey snay.be. remtted thron ii pystspruters st
nahts inserted at the tsgst rates1 and
s6nt0Ofs diSds on Reasonable terms. e ~ VI
J Tho SrARTAN circulaies largely over .thH and
AlioiutnS disrjcts, ona offers an admiral dun
% oar ftisnds to reach customers. : Z Z
l65 FORK sf al Kinds promptly executed.
Blanks Law and Equity, continually OH hand OF
pgjnted>jo prders
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JelIerson's PorfraIt q Washinglou.

found in aletter of t;is 10 Dr.. Waltz Inn.
dated a. Monticello January %. 1914. n
! is 4 Dowerft,llv a.. ~ u'..I
entitely fiee from fuisoine psuepy,ic. or al.
Tempt SC Refrigeration, We commend IL 10
stlfe carefiil attention Of our readers. xs .,n
hodying in short space all that need I've
| said OF Tint 0reat and o,od ,n,n +, :.
Lwritien In tie conc...e AMI v;no,ou. s,xi.
for which It's iIlustrious autho, was .n 70
-markable, and Il WORTHY of bs;no ,,sas,r.d
Lin the memory sof every almirer Of Tho
ls.Faller Of lhis connlYy." or In. immortal
writer; aud sirners If .hs Declaru,;on Of IN.
lidepenaence: sgs
think I know General WASHINGTON in.
Itimately and thoroughly; and were I c,,,led
on to deIineate his cha, ac,er. j, should bs in
terms like these:
His mind WAS gsext and powerfuI. with.
out icing ofthe very first order; his pene.
iitration strong, fhouai, not SO acute 81. ,h.,
Ola Newton, Bacon or Locke; and "a far
as he saw, no judgment was ever SO n,!er.
Il WAS slow in operation. being little aid
ed by invention or Imagination, but sure in
conclusions
< Hence the ecommo,irernark Of his officers,
OF the advantage ho. derived from councils
OF war, where, leariug all suggestions, ho
selected whatever Was best. aud certainly
no general ever planned hia battles more
Judicious'y. But If deranged during the
course OF tho action, il any member of his
plan was distracted by certain circums,au.
ces, he was slow in Adjustment. The con-
sequence was that he often failed in the
held, and rarely against an enemy in sta.
uon' RS at Boston ar ut New York. lie
was incapable OF fear, meeting peisoual
dangers with the calmest uncon ern.
rerhaPs the strongest feature in his char
acter was prudence, never acting until
every circumstance, every consideration,
was -matuFsiy weighed; rerraining il he saw
a aouo', ont when once decided, going
.nroush win his purpose, whatever obsta-
ces opposed. H'sintegrity was most pure,
us justice slle most intiexible have ever
SHOWN no ,mouves OF interest or consan-
gu'nity, otiuendsh,p or hatred, being able
10 o'as his decision. lie, was indeed, in
every sense OF ithe word, a wise, good, and
g,eat man.
Ns temper was naturally irritable and
PUT fenecuon and resolution
uau oosslned hrm and habilual ascenden-
oohds' LIE was most tremendous in his
wrath. &E
In his expenses he was honorable, but OK.
ac'' .oeral IN contributions 10 whatever
promised utility, but frowning and unyield-
ns we,,I y" " I'LL .nnary projects. and ali un-
,vo,ma -" ~. e.snA,'y,y AiA heart was not
I.,.d ax..n 40 "s''ons' @ OUT ne exactly caicu
ILL LII s.,a:.. M "sn 'aue, ana gave INN
con- 60 popo'u.ned 70 ~ iii' per
VIA, ON. ws,,,,, ,s;,, wy u,s s''aufe exactly
e,ec, .na not,s. sA, n,s =, se's'ssr'4s'. easy,
aos and ,l, ,"o 'es. nolss'''sn : OF ms
he sean nm l,ossa,.s.,' ngu'e ,'is. coulu
ci,cls ~ III fs;as.,s "a, s''ousn IN Tue
reserved Iii, ""e'e ae h'g.'s oe nm
=" SohNeisal'oh, MS coiioQulal talents were
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MULE VS.. RAMA friend some few DAYS
since made us laugh "consumedly." bv
relating the following:
Not long since, our friend D. Of
Mobile, was on n visit to Look Out Noun.
tain. Georgia, aud was much struck with
the fgct that fine jet OF water WAS thrown
up above the top of the eminence OH which
the Hotel stands. He knew it was brouch,
from far below, but he was curious to know
by what mechanical continuance. Walk
ing round the jet admiringly, he accosted-
IN his accustomed polite and rather precise
way--a plain countryman, with.
My friend, is this water forced up by q
RamF-meaning, of course, the hydraulic
contrlvance SO named.
'Rarn' exclaimed the coun,rymau.
Y say RAM"
\ No, si'. It's dera dig MULE, and hard
work at that. Come here. aud I'll show
him to youv
And sure enough, friend b did,
tfom different point of view, get sight
OF the quadrupedal hybrid working the ma
chnety, and agreed that il WAS pretty hard
work. - Montgomery Mail
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: A lady beIoncing 10 tho slou" in Sempi.
vile, New York, having purchased ra, en-,
one OF her neighbors asked her Why she
thought Of buying such All ugly and use.
less bird. my husband aud l." said she.
wished TO try the experiment whether ra-
vens live to the age Of seven or eight hum,
dred years"
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4 ls l,all The otilets .letS hSSe
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'Edtink fls4 sk ! 6 q s
cotrse; ;tttdt Ria mo objection 10 (iiis:
/ sok alter Hssnilii8 al solhd; We. 1t our.
I Havana, and Aptsnsd 10 tlis Nold man clo.
i.quent. Z. y y: n
/ - 81 Tnx cbLoNELss s sroRY.
I. u suppose Won ,aItS Sknow hath, .ej,sc.,..
every pliset tara I,as,
same ola stotv $ Il, srss, w
baunlino so,na 8
course. 10 tuit !.
OF ihe ,,arratof. Wal 9, q
when Iiyed tbe,e som
had our vsss;s,n ~ r. 6
Emay never have haara i, Sss,rs si,iI iI - -
ny adventure w;Il,~ IN i ,ais = s'aS' M
MANY wears rna,I,sn, .
longer when The ba Iy;i,e nf -
hunted over tho norIh i, nor, ~ - 49,
lStste. there was amonc etbam " haswi;ssr
lyounR girl. daupltersof The baad cb;srs ss,f
1.-The nation. who was known amons IL :
braves by the title Of O man o,rre :, ,l,s
| 1Bounlinr Fawn. Her black an,I ins, IONS. us
eyes were moro tertibIe to. the CatawLa
warriors than the watch fifes of n hostile
war.party; and many q warrior, w;lo putied
lis calumet in stoical indifference when the
i.Bounding E4wn passed near him. would.
have given his wealth Of horses aud wan
puln. despite his affected stoIidily. if sae
would have consented to share his lodge
with him. But in vain did ,hey. aspire 10
her hand. Pipe after pipe was smoked be:
tween her father aud the elder braves but
TO no purpose; and many q ono of the
younger warriors walked the war. .patl,
Isaione, in search of some gallant adventure.
on which to base his CLAIMS --and stir @.
man o-ree remained "a r1aid. Nahus pa
lalone, of all the young braves, had never
sued for her haud. He was young and
poor, but he was proud, and he knew that
his spirit could never brook the scornful re.
fusal, which he felt sure would be his lot If
he dared 20 ask sthe War.Eagle for his
daughtes; for Wa-hus-pa's face had never
yet felt the war. paint, and no hostile scalp
yet decorated his belt. But the panther-skin
which screened the entrance of his lodge
was larger BY a hands breath, every way,
than any in the village, aud The grizzly
monster from which i. had been tom, had
fallen before his hunting knife ia single
combat. Twice had lie desboiIed tue Size
bear of her cubs, aid slain her with his axe
when she rushed to ayengs her loss. The
old men looked viii, pride on his athletic
limbs and splendid form, as lie sat naked
on. his horse, armed for tie chase, and pre-
dic.sd that the fearless and successful hun
ter. would some day become q thuuderbol
to the enemies oftho tribe.
:, h"ys safe si'"t.AV'.,h ! ,ha-, pa had neyer
| made y SUIT for tho Bounding Fawh.
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lea, he WON'T ssop this sids q

Pet xsia soon tied up behind d; plum thick
|self some two hlndred yards out of stlle
EdFlye,shnd walkingS back 10 my sstantl,s I
ded the .buck.loadn OF sixteen whist.
|slers in my riglit-hand barrel and the green
1eley IN my left, put out tiesh coppefs, and
uirovlng my gun across my shoulder, walk
+ ca TO and fro. impatient'yslisteuing for the
dogs; but heard no sound, except tue dis
tsnt shouts OF tue boys rs they rode about
beat,ng cover and d5eiaeetiNg the dogs ~
han'' Suddenly, three or four quick ySips,
followed by burst Of music, brought me
70 = stana;s put, alas for tho tqtJity OF hu.
man expectations. above tie clamor OF the
doss, came tue crack Ola WHIP. and Jeein's
vo'ce' mellowed oy ttie. distance, Was heard
!" angly zones; $, &,
Solne. oscks yah! you good.t -EuftIn !,
casseo. siHie srsoostsdogs yol! ! sway
'na"ssa naD ior.s snoos da puppy, 'tofe ne
sP,.e sc eoe'y 5aVg ln'ue pncRs .. g
Son.ounu ltle puppy, mutteredi as !
.u,heu 10 resume my Walk; put ere ~ had
.asen :. s'ng'e step my attention.: was rive.
.eo oy auosuef sounu - ow. oo-ool w nat
~ uis'e ~ ,nas si,yory cry that SENDS the
o'ooA oouuusnS surough evefy, VEN, and
pa.Js ,l.a, IN ~ - us1vs. 1':, p'se'',
,,,a,s a., gis. . uc'e' M,, Nuu
ana KiIihncr % srbosa si'a, No., low W ~. ssl, sa
49, as ~. ,s.y .A, sso s9's ~
soprano o. 'ne one, anu Inc deep double.
nass OF me other, m,ngliny muslcally With
pounuer TENOR. Nearer and nearer comes
The cry, ana still Mat broken, quayering
tongue teus that the DUCK 's Sill crouching
M s o., ', n'p:as 'na' .ue ,n'ethai
';,a saSu ~ u's ears NUS. =. oe-IT
'hs hrmsI,lnss p p nm. 80 no sJse.s oeneas "a,
can 500 ,ha o,a.n - ~, @ asa,s.' ~. :.
,isna, III I sa sss.,. eu - ou.ues stovy
snn,rs ,l, M ,.,,, a's os'.e'usus' 1.s,, auu
onIy ,,.i,;n Ssa;,a,, ".
=, ,;sa wny - h;,,os ,;n - o'"n'n
,v.e y s''t, u.sa aPpo'',s'ne'''- 'vr OF,
out of ,hs ,s;,a Sars 49, ",ass n'..e s.saAs9
.,,han ".,.,' -. M ~ s.s'u
o,snsJ a.. l;,,,.' .,,.,o ,,s;'.,. vl.,s Ane ols
IL - NV u'''-.'''ehe,' , aos num-
.,a ,,oas sl. H. -, sss. :. uss.'ea
n, h,a o,l,a, r. I ;s,, - ,ue o"eA ,
nm lcc;I al S,, H., !. tas ns sioua
Mas M ,S;,, ia sns. nc
ng au,lsrs 'la;l III, ,n., sp,y"u -
necL anil I,;s .I,;,a AZ
breeze LsI,in,l him wss s,.n,,;.,. - ,''as sne
fsetiy ma,;nni.ss an, sss'as sa'' Ps.
cuo;ea will, ~, .,.,,,o. ,.r;.' ~
serve me: and as he dashed by With. M - io,,y T
yards. Il picke,tu up m y rum and iises The The
buck buagleL for few yards, fell. recover.
ed, and finally pitched Leadlong on iLe
ground, gave one conynlsive shudder, aud
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- From ! Porter. Soirit. -
!. A ,y,o.. If,,nt ~ tho po,n,o..n s,a,o
- D0a LINN w IN tno @''il0tAvsso '
NY r..
.sTl,e ap,lerol monarch ofthe waste.
Spraag rom his heath.ry couch in haste.
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Tina. .hickened ns The m chose drew nob.
Then sas tic beadmost foes appeared,
Withfone brave bound the copse he cleared -
q q, Lady Of the Lake.
II was on 2 bright and cloudless Octo.
Der. morning, ~ q S5-' that found myself
pacing easily along the State road IN tho
upper portion OF Charleston DiStrict-my
Wesley Richards thrown carelsssly across
tbs saddI bow wallet OF "vivers" tied to
the scrupper, and q tIckier OF old Bourbon
distendiug my breast pocket. Pei, my
toughtlt waslazi'y switchlngaway
tue gnats, aga'nst which my lace was pro-
xecteu .py an athosphere OF real oil Hava
ma, aiSt tSounaer, hliipuck, ana ola Nell
whose tongues haq sweiied the chorus oi
nandred cnases,. and howied Tue requiem
or many a gallant buck, were trott'ns
We -
thougngtelnpere0T oy Pleasant breeze, tor
tue irost mad not yet gwen to the planters
'ts. pona OF security asa'ast TIE inaia'ia' nor
swee'eueu hes yenow clusters ol pets'm-
mons wi'cn IecNed me roadside and the
aueuin,l w.nas nao scarcely commenced 10
aespo'l ol e'.s'r tsSses '''e mo>s-cosered pa
sts'aicas 9. ,ae 'o'es'' As came IN sight
OF .ile "White Bridge" our well known
senHsAsoas, 1 hea'u no so"nu out my
o., ,oo.sseP,, ''e ma'T's o' 'ne raging
s;anaw' were a's "m'uiiie,. save oy ihe oe,
se' w "a . so''."', anu a'l
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.nc .'.,'e s'ss, siu'rae'. w'o Pee'sa Wsme
h,'. ~ ss :" ~" os@' ,r 90 "e u'eN
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,... ~ Us, mysen Nc, "s''
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80 sas- .,,,I ,,,',,,.,, ,,,, -, :
',..s - -s sss 's''y's ,,s',',.
sky. ar nho,e n,y head S,,d..niy s,ns 8 !
H.. ,':s'N s 3,
bar2ta.,a ba s,n.,I. 49,, ,;s;,,,, :, s,
faat n canvL. III san,,l 49, .I;s,,,,, al.
wk;ia ~ -SS''- = S'ss' = -. S'f'
S
Was heard sitc caloainv 'l,oof mud l.,ru.,,
Ere the echoes lal a;esl 3 ,ss, = ..-x.sSssSr
my owusIsorn, ansl ss,gI,;,. a-oiisst which,
made tffesoli sS,Is rj,s.s 4 gs.if, and Il, 4
moment more Tom SC3iilos,ss l,acx iasAeI
up the road, aud 5,Si osyn aogs, viii. Il
howl Of welcctae. bounded. iy5 sard 10 meet
them five horselaen can:eted up 10 the
bridge. Render, allow me to p cse..t you
70 my ;canaorades de Ia ctasse, Wialsinall
man, with Tie black lnus,ache and hana
some face, is Tom Clifton. rwen.y,three
seasons have passed over his head, and for
daredevil chan. viii, the crooked nose and
", SAsu,oohing eye, - hit uii'am. 10 yon