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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-08

MR.. MULLERsS
vocal 4 Instrumental Music Sehoof

cisco. 4 az ) 1Sn ICE FROM SAN FRA
the rs.hs;r : : ~ uperty OF announcing to INV fr;sr -
School ~ m seoesal that 1 am willing 70 establish h'. : ss,. =
olar;ons,,s instruction on the piano forte. pu,tar v;o,,,
monsh 'e"e, coneft, and singing, two lessons 4 Sees s''s'n,
per mepth- "'s'' thrce hours a week, s.
For lining a pi~ noforte. ~ g -
prsesScai .n nssn Known here by the public four years n . .
Recommendation. nc o"es not heed further
NJ. y, . scholars and friends Of music, 1 have 10 good v;o,;0.
ls4lms sai,h = MULLER, Prof. Of Music,
shnithS treet, on the premises CT Rev. 1. smith.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02

The Ne6raskian has received m extra
from the Rocky Nonasam Ners Office,
containing the following q \
"kr. wi''iaY, Co2asctor q the Rs.
press, informs US that he pieSed up on
the plains man in the last stage Of ex.
haustion, who had subsisted upon the
remains Of his two brothers, who had died
Of starvation.
"Three brothers set out from Illinois for
The Gold Region. From Leavenworth they
took the Smoky Hill route found the dis.
lance much greater than representative
up their provisions-aud when near to
death, one Of them sinking more rapidly
thaa the others. requested them to live
upon his flesh and try to get through. lie
died. and they commenced their horrible
feast-ste the body and again braved
starvation. Another died, and the sur.
vivor lived upon his remains but the same
fate had almost reached him, when he was
found by an Indian, carried TO his lodge
and fed. The next day the express came
along and took him in, and brought him
part way through, but was obliged to
leave him because Of his feebleness and
delirium. He will be brought up by the
next coach, and will probably arrive to
day. ....
Mr.. Williams aftor hearing the man
story from himself and the Indian, search
ed for and found the bones of the second
one who died and inferred them.
"This, we fear is one of hundred
tales Of horror yet to be told Of the Smoky
Hill route, which will bring sorrow to
many . Learthstone."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
A Shrewd Dodge,

The Republican party has labored un,
der some disadvantages on account of be-
ing an acknowledged sectional party, hav.
ing no representatives in its conventions
Tor next to none) from any Of the south,
cru states, and receiving very little coun-
tenance or support from that quarter. 1t
is true, here and there a STAKEHOLDER, like
Blair, Of St. Louis, has seen his account
10 supportinsa party whose professions
ara so directly a. war with his pra c,ice,
but this does not give character TO the
movement or q Judgment in the slave
states.
A new dodge is now talked Of, no less
than holding the next national convention
in slave state. But, like pruieu. mtn
they do not propose to ventare far out Of
their own latitude, and Wheeling, Va, is
talked Of as place sufficiently near to the
State Of Ohio to atforl the requisite sym.
patty in their movements. A Republ-
can convention in slave state will sound
we'll, while practically it will be AS section
al as if held in Pennsylvania or Ohio
Journal Of Commerce.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
FRESH BEEF WANTED !!

DRopoStLs will he received up to u o'cIork on
l. the lith day Of July next for supplying the Sub.
sistence department OF the Army at this post with
fresh beef for year from the first day OF septem
Der next
The contract will be LET subject 10 the approval Of
the Gommirsary General Of Subsistence to the lowest
responsible bidder. aud must conform IN the form
prescribed in the Subsistence the Army
The 4. G. = reserves the right to reject any Or
all the bids deemed by him unreasonable, and 10
memiier Of Congress shall be allowed any share IN
said contract.
The iiel is TO he delivered at this or &c IN quarters
an .gaal proportion ~ lure aud hind--nerks aud
sharks aYcuded-ii surh tunes and IN such quaint
ties as the A. iof the tup being shall require
payment 70 I've nade monthly ~ lar rs practicable
The proposal must ST birth the price per pound
for which The beef viii he delivered here vii b thr
comb ions AMI limitations reAcribed her.in aud IN
the Subsistence Regulations Of the Army, and bs di-
rrcted:
10 ths A. A. O. s. United STATE. Army.
at Fort Randall, Aeb Ter"
Proposals FIR Beef
across the ends Of the envelope
3. %. LONG.
2nd Lieut.. 2ud Inflntry, aud A. A CS
Office Of A A. G. - ". Esujall, N IT,
May iitb, 1903 -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
[ No. C3 IL
No. C3J.l
SYNOPSIS
OF -HE
Presidents PROCLAIM alton, No. 637,
dated March 20, 1850,

l T orders public sales in this TERRITORY OF Ne
i BRASKA, as foilows:
At the Land Office at BROWNSVILLE. on The sth
Of August ls59, OF f3rtgthre Tow nships parts Of
Townships in he counties of Hich,rdson, keinaba
johnson. and Pavutr
At the SAME PLACE. on the eth of September
1889 othrty hr.e tow nshps and parts tow sh DIS
in the counties Of Pawnec johnson, Clay aud Gage.
At the Land Once at NEBRASKA CITY. on the
LIST Of August. 1850, Of forty seven townships aud
parts Of townships in the counties of Clay Lancaster
aud Calhoun.
At he SAME PLACE, on the goth Of August 1859
OF thirty townships and parts nf townships Ia the
counties OF Clay, Lancaster, aud Calhoun.
At the Land oiict al OMAHA CITY, on the 5th
Of jury, 1879, OF iortyf5ur townships and parts
townships IN the counties of Sarpy Douglas, Wash
in.tcp. and Burt
At the SAME PLACE, on the 25th of July, 1853.
Of thirty six townships and parts Of townships in the
counties Of Bur, Cummings aud Dodge.
At the Land Office at DAKOTA CITY, on the 18th
Of July, 1853. of eighteen townships and parts Of
townships In the county Of Dakota.
Of school sections &c, &c.
The sales Will be kept open until the lands are all
offered, which is to he plished within two weeks
and no longer, and no private entry of any of the
lands will he admitted until after the EXPIRATION Of
the two weeks.
Presumption claimants are required to establish
their clans to the satisfaction of the proper register
and receiver, and make payment for the same on or
before the day appointed for the commencement Of
the public sales, otherwise their claims will be for
fitted. TliOs A. HENDRICKs
Comm issoner Of the GENERAL Land Ofc>.
Washington April IS, 1852 4iw6
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02

SIOUX CITY, June /, ls50
Wheat Flour, $50 sl0eO per barrel.
Corn Meal, 81 SO per sack. asts -
Corn, &OcaS0c per bushel
Potatoes, Use. asl 90 per bushsl.
Beans, $2.O0a$3.00 per bushsl
Ham, l5c per ID.
Bacon, IL &c per ID.
Lard, Doe per ID.
Butter, 25ca3oc per ID.
Eggs, l0cal5c per dozen. sns w r..s.. ,as Ill.,.
Dried Apples, ~ he per ID.
Peaches. IL lie per Id.
Sugar, l2calsc per lb; Coffee, lecalse per H.. Tea
rs .a$l % per ID.
nolasses, 15rsSl 90 per gallon.
Beef, sealoe per ID.
b Mutton. lie per H.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A LICENSE from the County
ID Judge OF Woodbury. county, lows, 1 will offer
George Weare, in SIOUX city between the hours o +
10 aud II O'Clock, A. NJ. ON Wednesday, the
24th day of August next, the following des
sribei real estate OF Moses ". Bacon, late deceased
to wit:
North half Of the south east quarter and the south
east quarter Of the south east quarter Of section u
in township 50 In range ~ and the uadiyi1 ID half
OF the east half q the north west quarter Of section
IL, Ia township 80 in range - and the west frac.
tonal half of the north west quarter of section H.
In tosnship 81, In RANGE ~, containing s. SO Ito
acres Said property will be sold ia lots to suit pur
chasers.
For information Respecting the sail property, In
quirs may be made IL Hon. 8 7. Yeomans John 2.
Allison, EsI., John H. Charles, Est or of the sub
seribsr, near the premises.
IL. g. BACON. Administrator.
Sioaz City, May 81, ls59-juswtd
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02

New York ITArI.ss.-The war news
from Europe causes the greatest excite
ment among the European exiles in New
York, especially thc Italians, who believe
lrather credulous'y, perhaps,) that the day
OF regeneration is az last about to dawn
upon their unhappy coua,ry. Since tha
first beraldings Of the approaching conflict
in January last, numbers of Italians, the
journal Of Commerce says, have been pie
pairing to give up their business and leave
for their old homes. Many Of them have
already gone, and many more will IN
doubleday 60, to take . hand in settling
the ancient grudge which their nation
owes to Austria.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
NOTICE TO FOREIGNERS
-ASD--
Persons desiring to send Money and
Packages to Europe, or 60
their themselves

I AM NOW PREPARED at all times to furnish
L Sight Drafts for any amount or OF any size, as
draw direct upon all the principal Cities Of
Eng land, wales, Scotland, Ireland,
sutherland. Belgium, Holland
and Germany,
Or any other Country of Europe. and will sell at
Chicago rates
BENZ the Agent at this place for the "GL0BE
EAPKEss," New York City, offer peculiar sdyan.
tases TO persons wishing TO send for or visit their
frieuds Ia the Old Country. ! will furnish passage
tickets by Steamer or Sailing Vessel, to and irom
liverpool Glasgow, Galway, London. Hamburg, Bre
nen Antwerp. liavre, Cal.iorais and Australia
So Those wishing to send from receive at this
place packages Of Clothing, Daguerreotypes, Cigars
&c, can DO so through this Express, at very cheap
rates. ..a @a
GEORGE WEARF,
\. +, re" Of 9Th and Douglas streets,
next door to Land one,
june Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02

EDr A son Of c.. LID. Crockwell of
Anamosa was almost instantly killed a
week ago Friday afternoon, by sho, from
the gun Of his brother while shooting
ducks. lie was . very bright and intelli.
gent lad.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02

~ Bushnell, the Oberlin rescuer, was
sentenced TO sixty days Imprisonment in
the county Jail and $50 fine with COSTS
The Kentucky officers have been arrested
for kidnapping
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
va The Omaha Nsbrask,aa of the 26l

H.The Omaha Nsbraskiaa of the 26th
ult., says:
The emigration for Pixies Peak has
nearly stopped, and nine tenths, at least,
of those who started for that point have
already returned. Many OF our own citi.
zens whom we thought had pacs enough
for anything, have retained from Cherry
Creek during the week others have come
in from Cottonwood Springs, O'Fallon's
Bluffs and various oth.r points. Nearly
all incline to the belief that the mines will
not pay. We wait for reports from the
mountains.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
MARSHAL'S SALE.

w HEhEAS. legal notice has l.een served npon
w me by the firm nt Frost Todd q Co. of sioux
1iis. Iowa iniaTnliaE me that they bfye in their
possession ceFtain goods and consigned to and
stored with them mtre than six months ago viii, b
goods are still unealei for aud unclaimed There
fore, ty virtue of the power vested in me as CITY
Marshsl. viii on Friday, the sth day of
JAY, a. -. 1859, ut the hour Of two o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day at the store house Frost
Told Co. Ia Sioux City. sell said goods at public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cash. defray the
expenses Incurred upon the payment Of the freigh
ilil the Charges due and unpaid upon said goods 10
=efhef with the cost Of advertising and selling the
same sand goods ere described follows. 10 wit -
one lot Of household goods aud furniture. consisting
OF one bureau, Wardrobe, Chairs. Mirror framed or
nainentnt Pictures framed Map of Hamburg. Picture
tr4mr, Birch Bark canpe, Wall Paper. Carpet, Knives
and Forks cr0ckery, Tin Ware Stove Pipe, Umbrel.
la, hoting Pin, Table Spreads Window Curtain Rol-
ieTs Clocks. Clock shelf. Blanket. Linen Bed Spread
Linen table cloth. chapfing knife tumbefs, set OF
citors silver butter knife salt cellars sheet, candle
Iaouids. pitcher OIL can. oil cloth. window curtains
bed Vafinare, iron kettle. hen ware wearing APP
rtr"l, c3nss ins u braalaloth coat vests. Manta.
d"ss patterns, Farmers aud mechanics tol.s,
SIS in- OF an Toe. spaie milestone. drafting in.
= Lintsnie. saws. hand stey, gna.e, shot lag and
pair Ovid as. Also a few books.
IT, D. BETS,
6w33 MsrSb.l I sioux CIV. low.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02

~ A lawyer on his death bed willed
oil his property to Iuna,ic asylum, stat
ing, A. his reason for SO doing, tina, he
wished his property to return to the liberal
class Of people who had patronized him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

To EZRA HlGGINEofHAH. the unknown heirs Of
Jsr,cs Iigginhotham, desessej. and all persons
interested in this estatbot the said james iGgn.
lothian, decrased--
You are hereby notified that application Of Cy-
renius johnson admins OF the skate of james
HiGgnbotham. late of Tippeeanoe county. Indiana
deceased askin" for order to sell real estate Of
said deceased sufficient to pay the d b. of said
tate, is now ils i'll the Office ot the County Jud
Of Woodbury. county. Iowa. and you ar. hereby
qui ed ~ he and appear before the County Judge Of
said county. at his Office In Sioux City the first
day Of August, A. h. 1853, at 10 oclo k. A. NJ. of said
day, and tten and there shew cause Why authority
should not be given TO said administrator to sell SO
much OF tn. real estate of the said deceased may
tie Necessary II pay the debts Of the said estate
CYREAIUS JOHNSON. Administrator
Published by order Of tie County Judge Of Wood
bury county. Iowa.
April %, lisa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02

MYDRoPHoBIA-A writer in tn, Provi-
dence Journal furnishes the following
prescription for hydropbobia: "Eat the
green shoots Of asparagus raw. sleep and
perspra,ion will be induced, and the d.
sease can thus be cured in any state .f
canine madness A man in Athens,
Greece, was cured by this remedy after
the par oxysms had commenced.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02

ALREADY.-It is stated in New York
that already, on the strength OF the war in
Europe, heavy orders were brought by the
Persia for American breadstuTs and pro-
visions.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
NOTICE

s hereby given that the copartnership heretofore
L existing under the aai style of Frost odd
Go. has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to said late firm are request
ed to ca! al the Office and settle, aud all persons
having claims against it will please present tn, m.
j. u. :. TODD.
Sioux CITY April 2itb 1880
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
Notice.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between
Alex. Mclean and Edwin X. Kirk, under the firm
name and style Of Mclean 4 Kirk, Ia this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. The looks and accounts
will settle up its business, at Sioux CITY, Iowa
ALEX MCLEAN.
EDWIN X. KIRK.
New York, March 10, ls5a-aw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Brncso'cRt MSfiAdton established BY
Special Endonme,st, for the Relief
q Tie Sex and Distressed, AT.
ftcted Nth IiSuleM and
Epi3emic Diseases.
rJvuE HOWARD A ISOLATION in view Of the
/ swfui destruction Of human life caused by Ssx.
u, diseases, aud tha dfcrptions practicei upon the
unfortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks.
several Yeas a-o arectel their Consulting Surgeon.
a. a Gu ti.lFARLE ACT worthy Of their name, to
open Dspensry for the treatment OF this class Of
diseases, in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with
description If their condition. age, occupation hab.
Its Of life, &c. and in case of ex treme poverty, to
iurnish medicines Ell RI or CHARGE II Is need.
less 10 add that the Association commands the high
est medical skill # the axe, and will furnish The
most approved eiru treatment.
The btrectots vi the Association, in their Annual
Report upon III" treatment of Sexual Diseases eI-
press the highest satisfaction with the success which
hs atuiet the ixbors ct their Surgeons In the cure
Of srtrmstorrhaes, Seminal Weakness, GonorrhosA.
uleet, ;, ph,.s tne vice OF onanism or selEAbuss,
Diseases q the Kidneys and Bladder, &c, aud order
continuance OF the same plan for the ensuing year
the Directors, rev lew OF the past, feel assured
that their lahora IN this sphere OF benevolent effort
have ben OF great heEeft TO the afflicted especially
10 the ypun aud they have resolved TO devote them.
selves, with renewed zeal, to this very important
aud much drspiSel cause.
An sdmiFaba report on sperlnatorrhGa, or Semi.
nal Weakness tha slee CT nuanisna, Masturhatiou.
"r self AGasa ard otuer diseases If the Sexual Or.
gtus, by ,nC AunshIias surgeon. viii hr sent by
naf Ia a scaled puFeloFs. FREE OF CHARGE, On
rea.spt ot tau STAMPS iof pos taga. Other reports
and tracts on tie nature sud treatment Of sexual
Diseases, ptst, Sc, ate constantly heisg published
tar cautious dlstfitatio AID viii lie sent to the
afflicted. Seine u the new remedies and method
n tfsaaaent discovered darlns the last year, are
sFllt value.
Address pr Report or treatment, Dr. j. sKILLIN
hot CLIFTON. Acting Surgeon. Howard Association
No south AiHth street fhiadeiphis, Pa
~ oder OF the binctors
ERA HEAkTNELL. President
aEo. fhR'iitLp, secretary, vinsily.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
Ice Cream |!

1 aNlNG regard for the comfort Of the citizens
IL Of SIOUX Cay aud the rest Of mankind, and a
desire that they msy keep cool" during the coming
summer The Undersigned takes pleasure in inform.
ing them that he has made aFran teneuts to furnish
lIE CREAM every evening from o to . o'clock, at
bis residence on the corner OF Water and Seventh
streets. Call aroundi Il CASH.
Sioux City. May 70, is59-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
Chance for Speculation.

/ WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE LOT No s,
] In bsoek No y, on nnngls street, sioux City,
last Adiitlon together with the house uctu pied y
the CitJ Council. Terms, one hall cash In hand
AMI the balance in six and twelve months. It'll.
guaranteed clear Ia all respects. Apply 10
T. sTUTsMA&, Agent.
Sioux City, April y, is5p--tI
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
Lumber and FIGURING Mill
BEDARD & ROESCH

ELI BEDARD.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-02
: h / y AGE NGI.

THE subscribers viii receive orders for any ind
tArdan or Flower seeds, which will lie supplied
by IA. A TERRY co, Of Crescent CITY. Iowa
WHITE CDfLAND
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04

8 Corn STEALER. II was during the
second term Of Gen. Jackson that ke
stopped at a public house. While 'on'his Wy
to Nashville. He was the guest q Ssmf
Wormley, an eid Vifgiiian. : a Isrgs
company was present, and many swers
being introduced The host presented
two of his son-in-lawsl In the follO0f1k
manner: .o,5.ssog Ss aocs Es 10 yaT es
h"General allow me to introduce ~ 10.
in-law, Samuel P.!s .!s'WslkeF,i Who isA
nephew of James K.oPoIk. = General u.
low me to introduce another isoa .in. Law,
Adley o. Hart, . brother. IN -lawoe Jss.
X. Polk. Il In one corner Of the room -
a wag, who had either eaten or dtsnk too
much; rising from his sest he said: Gen.
eral, allow me to introduce myssl1 N
chael r. Moore-I married KSte, ~
daughter, Of Old John Millers gixsn tss
your corn Stealer ; There MS a lh1eh
o g and loud, in which the, 0epseal
heartily joined while extending his eoeiu
stealer. =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04

PSALMS OF DAVID The following ell
oquent extract is from q late. lecture by
Henry Giles on the Psalms of David:
"Great has been their power in the
world. They resouhded amid the court Of
the tabernacle; they foated through the
lofty and solemn space of the temple; they
were sung with glory on the Hills of Zion;
they were sung with sorrow by the streams
of Babel. And when Isreal had passed
away. the harp of David was still awaken
ed in the church of Christ. In all the
eras and ages of that church. from the
hymn which was first whispered III ON
upper chamber until its anthems filed the
earth, the inspiration of the royal prophet
has enraptured its devotions and ennobled
its rituals. Chorused by the winds of
Heaven, they have rolled over the broad
desert of Asia, in the mathis and vespers
of ten thousand of hermits. They have
rung through the deep valleys Of the Alps.
in the sobbing voices of the forlorn Wal
denses; through the deeps and caves of
Scottish Highlands, in the rude chanting
of the Scottish Covenanters; through the
woods and wilds ofprimitive America, in
the heroic hallelujahs Of princely pilgrims.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04

~ Pierre, how is Louis Erneste?' the
Captain demanded of his slave.
lie die JUS afr sundowu, mass Cap
tn answered the African.
Heaven then hath shrived him, holy
!, father. said tho Chief carelessly. SD
Heaven have mercy on his soul,
muttered tie father, crossing himself de-
voutly.
.Amep! responded Don Henride and
- The Cavalier looked upon the devout
expression of the lovely girls face as she
she repeated the prayer, and some emo
ton seemed to possess him, evidently ex-
ci;ed by her beauty. He glanced at her
again, aud third time under its impulse,
until his manner attracted the lovers eye,
when he turned carelessly on his heel as
if to leave the apartment. At this in
stant, bugle vas sounded sharply in the
distance. t5-
= Hal what means this signal from that
quarterp he cried, starting with undis-
guised surprise. 'L'Eveque,' he said,
turning to an inferior officer, who then
entered hastily as ifto communicate
some intelligence-'Eveque, know itl
My ears are as sharp as thine. On your
life answer for the safety Of these prison
fers onsmy return tFf ia
sj7c'Prisoners!' repeated Don Henride.
TsgBut the Chevalier was gone At the
outer entrance Of the cavern he met his
lieutenant. TIa7 fo q
.sr.What means this, Albert? Ha it
sounds sgain.' @
sesI have just descended from the look
ont, and from its summit could discern
o barge at anchor mile up the river
from which it came As came down q
small boat put off from it, and is now
making towards our port
BOA third bugle was heard.
Ie That bugle ruhg with military key.
It may be q detachment of soldiers sent
against us--yet they would hardly herald
their approach. It seems note of par.
ley tool Get the men under arms aud be
ready, to resist any hostile attack. I will
1go and see what visitors We are likely tc
expect. -, So. .,...-....l
With these words, Rapin hastily de.
scsnded to the river, and sprang into q
small boat which lay beneath the branch.
es OF an oyerhanging arch. and in which
reclined four oarsmen. The voice o1
their chief reused them from their indo.
lent tspose, and in an instant the light
boat vas swiftly following the line of the
,,storc, yet keeping SO close in with the