Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
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\ faraoGs fisher found himself father Of five
iirtng iamlies-tauny, Florence, Fernando,
Francesca and Feuei!a. The frs; four we're
fiat featured, i..-lavored forb.llen-fsced, freck-
ted, irump>, .retful, aspyant foolish and ilauni-
iaE. teuci.a was q iine-fcaturcd, fresh, fleet
footed fairy, frank, free and fgli Of fun. The
Usher failed, and was forced by tickle fortune
~ :Urcro his ioo.man, forfeit his forsfsthcr's
inc field, and find fyr!orn farm house IN a
tgr,akea forest The four fretfu females, fond
o! iylri"r a; .ea;s II brothers =nd f:rshionabls
dnery, iumga n tIcir fugitive father. Fora
Ken ty tgi-omc, catering fortune hunters.
who followed them when they ti.sl hpuri>hrd
F,nela iuudied her father, Favored thair food.
forgot her tnt:eriEg followers, a..l froiick~d
~ ir-ze without b f,anccs. The father finding
himself forced 10 forage in foreign parts for 4
fortune, found he could afford farthng 10
Ia, FIVE foudIugs.
Iae :irs. tour was iain 20 foster their flivol-
ity with tiue fr.ls and fans, tit u finish their
fathers finances. Feue.la, fearful OF Il burin,.
him, formed a fancy Tor full fresh flower
Fa.o favored the dish docto. for a few days, .
when he fell in with fos; lis fily's foot
steps fatored, and food failed. He foun,!
himself in front Of fortified fortress. Find
ing il forsahen, and feeling himself feeble and
toriorn with fasting, he fed on the ti>h, fe,ic
aud fowl lie found, Ericaseed and fried. and
when full fell fat on the floor. Fresh u the
forenoon, he forthwith flew to the fruitful
fields, and not forgetting Fenella, filchcd
fair flower, when foul fughtfal, fisndish fg-
ure flashed forth: "Fcon;ous fellow, finserin.
my flowers. I'll finish you. Go say farewell
to your fine felicitous family and face me in
4 fortnight"
The faint-hearted fisher fumed and faltered,
and feet was far in his flight. Ills five daush-
tiers flew TO fall at his teet, and ferventy felc-
itate him. Franticaly and fiuenty he un-
folded his fate. Fenella, forthwith fortified
by her filial fondness, followed her fathers
footsteps, and flung her faultless form at the
feet of tue .rightful figure, who forgaye the
ather, and fell flat on his face, for he had fer
veEtly fallen in fiery tit of love for the fair
FeHella. lie feaSted her till fascinated by his
faithlulness she forgot the ferocity Of his face,
form and features, and frankly and finally fix
&c Friday, 9th Of February, for the affair ID
come oft There was fsstiyity, fragrance, fin
cry, works, fTicassed frogs, fritters, fish,
fowl and fumentary, frontig nae, flip and fare
fit tor the fastidious; fruit, fuss, hambeaur,
four fat fiddlers and ffers; aud the frightiul
form OF the fortunate and frumpish fend fell
from him. and ho fell at Fenells's feet fair,
favored, fine, frank, freeI nan Of the forest
Behold the fruits of ti.Ial affection.
Tie Condition of tie Mormoas-dnother>
persdoa.-The New ork Times, OF the 25th
ult., contains a very IL teresting letter from its
correspondent at Fort Leaysnworth. lie gives
the statements and toe opinions OF gentle
man of education ard ability, Mr.. 7. Lobs,
who has just made his escape from Salt Lake
City, and who give very different accounts
of the condition of the "Sairts'' fnom those
which have hithert been current. He does
not believe they W i'll fight the United States
troops II the latter go in force sufficient to Be
at all formidable. lie says they have no
powder, no canne IN, no military stores &c any
kind, and that all the stories Of their having
large force pe rfectly drilled ard ready for
service are all II onsense. The whole number
of their men ca pable Of being good soldier.
does not excse $500. He .hirts Young
will have "sps cial revelation" sad run away
as soon as be finds that the United States are
in earnest Th ese statements are very unlike
those with which the country has hitherto
been amused and alarmed, and come from 9
source which is said to be entitled to credit.
Death Of a Kentueky P;oneer. er.-T1hShe
by (ky) News announces the death of Sam
uel Bryant, aged ninsty-two yeas. The de-
ceased was one of the pioneers of shat county
having resid ed there for period ef sixty-fy'
years. ~