The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-05-03

upon. She was ike the dove hiding from the
hawl-the hare shrinking from tln teeth oftlie
hound. u '.sFss '7@g
"Alllope oftllc gal isn't lost yctr said Arrows
ruth, hopefully. .fierriekand Langsordfoiiered
'e,n, you knowa' IN ~ E9,gEEe
s.How fur couidthey fallerl' 'em through these
! internal mcshcs Of wood:'
'.As fur rs the frightened little bodies could
20. How do Won think they could fight tIieir
way through siclldifiikilitits as these Why,
they leave some oftlcir clothes at every step,
and wouldn't have a rag left on 'esnby the time
they'd gone dozcnIods. Think how tho prct-
ty dears must have torn ther soft flesh y
Arrowsrnith laughed, asif the idea was very
pleasant one. t.as. st ~ g,t} "a
"Thcy couldn't go a great ways, that's GER
tain," replied Martin, reticctivcly..
''rhey may be thin ten yards ofus: asserted
Arrowsmith, with confidence. Ia
The effect of this remark was ANYTHING but
agreeable to Jessie, for the distance was lnrch
less than, the rufiam had named. -
awe might look about some, added Arrow
smith. They'd be apt to snuggle into the trst
hidin' place they come to |; that's the way ofthe
critters. Wien they're frightened, they put
their silly heads under the flst bush they find"
avon forget that Tom Hutter, Paul Hazel
hurst tic tall Yankee, and the nigger, started
after 'cm the minute we took to ourhecls They've
found 'em, I'll warrant and that arch rebel,
Hazelhurst, is whisperiu' fine things in Jessie's
cars by this time. The days'll be long and the
nights restless till I've covered him with the
muzzle of iny rife. Little shall / sleep till he
ceases to stan atwccn me and Jessie Burn,
side" = 70
ut isn't best to let out any secrets, Cap'n, for
we don't know what ears may hear us" ~.
A twig broke beneath the slight weight of
Jcssie's person. The circumstances added flesh
terror to her situation. @aT'.''
"What was that?' whispered Arrowsmith.
ut was noisew said Eantassle, Suddenly,
whose bad temper made him reckless
~ know it was noise, but it alters takes
somethin' to make noise. What did | tell
you9 Your beauty may be concealed hereabout;
push ahead and Sec" sa.A ,s'Hp
Jessie heard Vantassle parting the lanrels
and pressing slowly toward her. Her heart
beat violently she believed if he paused he
could hear. it. The crisis of her fate, it seemed
to her had arrived Shonld she spring up and
attempt tofy, orreinain silcnta moment longer?
She chose the latter, Kaltaasssse3 was within;
three yards Of her. . s.,is.s! s,r.. r,i-,,..t
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FIRE AND Loss OF Saturday morning
last an alarm of fire was sounded, which was
occasioned by the burning of house owned by
Mr.. Harley. and situated In, the suburbs of the