Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-23


General had ssid had opened his eve, to-, r,,,el
he thought singular IN the conduct of Hull. He
was use one awakened from sleep, and Won
dered AT his own stupidity in nos discovering
+ that cowardIce, If not treason, held sway at De-
troit.
He did net retire, bat calling Gotlieb. enter
ed his boat and roryed 4 couple OF miles M
with the intention Of visiting Seton Hill lie
had not seen Elorauce since thev parted in New
York, neatly four months before 1t had ap-
reared to him rs many ages. He walked
rapidly along, bat paused few incments when
nearer the place they had crossed from on their
last picnic. and thought Oh how many changes
had taken place since. The wounded Indian
rose before him; then their departure for New
ork, his own travels, the death Of Mrs Seton
and the c0olneSS which now existed between
the Colonel and his father. His uncertain pros
poets of being soon united TO her he loved 50
deeply, and the dangers to which she would, he
I feared, be exposed, residing, as l. were in tie
very seat Of war, were upperm0st in his mind
Such were the thoughts tkat filed the breast
OF Howell Aeredith as he enteretta the lorle-
winding ayenG t!Elt led to the Colcncl'~ man
SION lie observed, as lie approached, that the
Iower7W IndOWs We're closed. lie asceudcd the
steps and rang the bell. In few moments tie
door was opened by servant in livery; aud, on
his enquiring If Miss Seton was at home Mrs
Jones, WHO had been house keeper there for
years and who was crossing the hall stopped
and, as Howell came forward, exclaimed
g Bless my soul, it IS indeed Master Howell ~
and the good woman pressed forward, extend
ing both her hands to him. "I know I could
; -, t..,I - -' ,-'''' 'i sie' sHIH
she costiuued, 8. only a little sun burnt And
should have known those dark eyes and short
brown curls anywhere Master Howell"
And / should have known that good-uatur-
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n'l-Je1 e. -i.s'eE Il""ei' sue iePnega. ut
-. - '.-o IN an" VIII 'eii MISS
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oooL IN" Ga'HP ana q co.i'i9-.,plc iile ~ mex
o'y ""'" was burning on the large 9TiSA.
,,.;"-tol7 on liie hs~,yh '4e furniture coEelea
10 = l'rl II - '''I massive ini-+"IS
I. .y,'o SUL''>..9 % ~" az" c'l'H7'n o1lha7N
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"fq"SAl car PES lto'A "AicA Ao i'o.i"I could
pe ne+'d' an. L-e iiiaS'e ,l1-e7 Q, 'an'ihs ana
sculpture "n4C" '1'1g. 'gi me Walt7t.Cse hau
been iauiiIaf 10 lioWth, ana ne tnought not oi
them His thoughts were Of the far beng who,
in the MIDST OF thls slleh1oI anu lEuFy' might
at nc dls,aht ilihes oe III daiEtF O tie savage
'oinaAaWk' ana OF lne teLneFlIy q tnat ia1her'
4 "ho ooslinateiN 'e'sIsIeu IN remaining theEe,
ana OF having Florence "lth hi'n' when she, Mt
least, "oulu oe III htr greater security at new
ofk' under the protection OF ms parents. but
/ HoWelI knew not then The motives tlat prompt
4 ed Colonel Seton TO act thus, nor tAe reasons
/ he had Tor thinking they were perfectly secure
/ III remaining at Seton HlL
/ He stood thus musing tor short time, when,
nearing thG nu'ter "I i dress ne t"Lhed, ana III
! an instant Florence was ciaSl'eG 70 MS hear'-
7 . fIoicnCe " IONell. was ali JLelf 1ull
hearts could say. After their hrst emotions of
+ Joy at again meeting were somewhat subsidized,
11oTc4I inquired &&tcr t4ic Ju-olcL and Miss
! Ay liner.
/ nary had retired early, IN consequence of 4
! severe heaaaehei ana my L'Ier' continued
! Fiol eHce' - IN Ile iip.,'ty' where hG no"
spehds much Oh ms time III writing, and does
not often Ike to be disturbed. Oh, Howell,
! nucn lear there - something wrong. part icilaE-
~ "heh see t:.ay uIe"diut man ciosetcI WIN
/ NM l0r hours
( " " h'tI 'dfeadIdL man can you possibly mean,
/ dearest 90 not understand
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gam thelr own ends
D1t u MAJ 'i[9 ga i0'+i iui' uG'll L 1ot c'oS'
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S|Fi"se oNl i11iel To'ttu l"aa'oif oo
ca Win 'li 'iiiI i' S"I'''. '"i7
! vie man TO ASSIST nun "
go On no no ''iu i"U mean ~ 'll'5S' s'ilo poor
! tlo!thte. but you KNOW Ilo" Ell, papa IS an
I-ii7 al man, ana ne views thihSS IHEotGh LEe
s'i'Ul ol IeJ JuNiIos, anu h'' ~ we 90 ana l
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