The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-24

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.,as.1 i a.ouIl have been oaeasy
;Htnos.I, 49, ',.'l- - ILL., woasea ha,e. Ny
H. ~ - fifty d3tlass, out tother
~. HI j cent IL told my J
-: CAPTAIN thai he'd take
- rn no more. Aud they
/ .l-aat--l.i i. and went out o my
-, norain' the new villain
aarSaa.1 il the child of ia r shay
as9 -. Jl.ng way 10 the beach, and
La;i,I at1 tae river aal took us
abaera 80 "a. u the captain right afore
- - wen. ashore, and we was
na,.rie5 a. ~, though | cried and
,snra;,aa sastulatej all the time.
..~aw S9a1e strange providence,
..t;a4, ,.hon.hts of It might convert
a heatherii fa1 peen % 9s'' - -, ~
days whsfa aaf1l !. 5soF5'i ~ = c.
marster, tpHsd hke ei,e "I.''A' III - ,..at
i 1ag7slle-I-,- ,s.7.7 u - p7-T7.
s.Prssa,tly II. y s'th@ s1,.k as if
II Haven aud earts ome together, and !
every body scEaars@ Sizes struck. 81
struck | felt Il trembling Ike
live cFee.nr. and th9 i pouring Ia every
where, hugged lie ana scrambled up
the 7mpaaion way he deck. 1t was
pitch dark. and ! he.yery man rushing
toward one side qf lhessei.
y fash Of ligataitst made everything
as bright as day aga,fiowe ed me that they
were ali taking t. tnet | rushed after,
calling 70 them to save, and baby. But
no one seemed tc hear 1heg were all too
busy trying 10 save lselves and keep
others ont Of tie toaaud eursing and
swearing and holieEin4at there was no
more rooin--that he boa,uid be swamped,
and Sd an. The end wahat all who could
crowd into the boat did Aud me and the
baby and . poo. sailor end the black
cook were iets = !s,.t. t - -
left to die. wsr8 the oag o@--s aved We
watched after the boat with longing eyes
dough We could only SEE il wien the light
Meg dashed And eysrv time We sa" IT i
was farther Oft Vt Last, marzlcr, fash @
lightning showed rs the boat as tar of Il
ever We could see her rapsz5l and beate1
hitaer aua tjisbet bT the Will wayes--it
egcs hal parished.
stMarster. as soon as;}-e sea had 5wa.l9we
Ju hat wicked captain ani crew. the win.
dbl away line waves FELL aul the stora
Ia}ied-iust rs ID il hafdone what It was sen
TO 40 aud was satisfied The wreck-wher
wa poor foElorn ones stoed-tne wreck tia
had sdlvere4 and trealblsd w,sh every wavt
that struck it-until We had feared II w0Ht
break up every mlaute, became sgil and hrE
Oh the saadbar, as a house n dry land
Daylight came at l>t. Aud a litsia ate
sunrise ne saw a sail beating down upon u
We could not sigual tha ,asl. bat by th
,sgsvcg II Providence sAs - iay =
al4 sent eff 4 boat and p1eAsd Us uP aud TOO
4s yn board me and tha baby. and the roe
4uI the sailor lad.
IL was a foreign vessel, and We e31t
not understand word they. sad, nor ne
Is. All we could lo was by signs. b.
they was very good to 4, dried oar et"t he
ana gave Us breaotass. and made rs liz
DOWN and rest. And then put about al
continued their course. The 7a5.7F I'd
Herbert t4-avsoG soon ieuni out aoa .oi
ne thev were buuud s9r New OK AMI
fact. lnarster, i'm about ton days We maG
that port.
well. marster. l a;at a-ain IN bother y
with ts.tiBy YOU how | .a.ie. and ssTszJ. {
along "A that great citv---Iirst living otl as
serveat, and Afterwards renting q room n
lakioe n washing and ironj1ss--s'h- ha"
to3led sad struggled f9r---ten : long ear
aoPshg Tor the time 70 come when S'',a
ae able 30 return to,tsrss1-~7----'-'. J" ne
/ was anown, and expose the eva de- :
tL.eEa Williams, an1 fer this cause l'See
t4'ltng and struggling. and laying HP mon
F@ans BY penny
No ore ever he ped me but the lad Ii.
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