The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28
froth up, and well forth, in small but ia
tai stream.


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froth M. and well forth, in small but ia
tai stream.
Atlast heard tho signal and stesling will
noiseless etap to a side door which was con.
cealed from Mrs, Ross' sight by the curtain
of Ear he'd. I gave Pereiyal ineress. II,
clutched me by the shoulder. apparently e
nrevant himself from falling. and felt b,
trembled az an aspen.
That Won should be calm. il absolutel,
r.....arv wh;snered. Tho duration ol
her life. even for : moment. depends on it. D
In a ,ec,nd he ,aIaa.ed his hold on ma
and with st;l!v tread. soucht the bed side.
Her ewes. not vet even dive.ted of thsi,
meteor f;oht. though devoid of reasons raw
rested vacantly on his face. without q CLEAN
Of recognition. hut at the sight. unayoida.
ble rnstle Of his movement. she stretched
ont. M usnal. her white. nleadino arms.
,fo place himself IN their CLASH. and draw
b.r 10 him seemed on pc-ciynl's mart an
;r,e.;stohIe ;unnlse ,bouoh 7 .noke Ia nra.
want Il.
He tnrnad on ma beseecbinu look and
murm,red. g Rnt' 'once-~mv Godf foreverI,,
And 40 Il nroved. for vhsn sbe had pillow.
ed an h,s shoulder shs drew a deem sobbinu
sirh l;ke n child who neatlss ;ts grief awav
in a mothers breast. and the graceful head
fell hack the olor;ons eves ware ve;led hv
the nurnla ve;ned lids and breath nas.ed
sway as the crimson currens flowed for the
la,t tims. With her nassed away all nossi.
b;litv of ever knowinr With certainty. until
the last great day of judgment, the deep
nrov ocation that had led to the awful deed.
have mercy ON her soul.
An bonr went ere chilled Peroival 70
leavs and tho onnsaI was frn;tIes,. another.
and vet anotberl and finally 4 was with
forcs thot 7 draw him n tbs door sboved
him out sunnortad him to b;s hor.a and
q s,;sted him 70 mount nj. farewell va,
voicele,s-notb;no more than a on;ck. hard
nrass,,~. of tha hand
III, after fate ;s told in a few words. No
o'as "S o '. y. o 80. ~ e. - :.
cape anu, once OUT oI 1iSnt, tho oinceIs VI
justice maze put 1a1at enoe"'ors ~ h''
"he' 'e"oou'o;
40" moeAS "sef' 'uousn' 'ne,c "at'.u ~
a. 'ne vi,lage'a man VINO S.a1ea ninsei. o "
20 noss ero.nei. alses remalh'h wv
aays' no lett Us quie'iey 10 ne c"lnei ou' ne
l"u oseh heAru W vow 'na' ne'ei "s".n
~ou'u he resi- unuer sne''el VI 'oo' un'''
MS !. D.o'ne.s oeatn was avengeo. H.,
VIZ, 'ne unei'lns Aeehnsss " . o'oou'
nouha'S scent ne must nave 'facAea Tue sup
posed muroerer thrugn every s1rn ana ols-
sulse; LOT IN .ess 'h"o mon!a tne news.
papers ol Na,cne1 sa'o peol'oNy W 'ne l"o'
ina. man VINO; On nln'es'iga'ioo' pio'eo 70
oe IeiG'vul. nau WINE s'auuins ia .Io IiAl-
isnt ngh' VI oal' !oolh ~ 'na' c''y; oeen
snoe through 'ne "inoo" oy some unAno"n
person.
None aouptea ina. IL was Moss of0'nel
VINO had spec the iatal pan, ous none save
nysoll e'er Ano" 1ue tna! 'ne "vi'u2 prospect
IVY, souo naine' eno iie i'seii' "a [es1Nai,
"efe a'i e"oi'noe " 'n0 "oin1u ne 'oieu
"a mar'sruo'n' ~ seems, tnas almost hau
po"ei - eApa.lase 'ne SINS 'h"' in"' nave
''''neu Mo P''''ou' '"ioof'
, -. .,,,,,
fN ExPERiENCE -'''
wben uo vore !, Wosb;nc,on ,wo n,
three weeks aco. we heard from all quarters
that the Great mass of the members of bo,b
sections 1sre heavily frs;rhted with all sorts
of nortab]. fac;l;t;es for Iett;no blood We
believe we were rather n net NJ both sec.
tons and wa hons wa br,rar No sacrad con.
fdence in sav,nr. TINT whenever Nortbern
or Southern members got a little maudlin
and threw their arms affectionoielv around
lus. (of course TO steady themselves y wa al-
most invariably felt the butts of pistols and
the hafts of bowie. knives press AGAINST our
shrinking frame.
One morning we mt our overcoat in the
rack at Browns Hotel and went in to br.ak.
fast. When we returned, our coat was
gone. but another somewhas resembling it
lav near. We took IN the latter. hut nut il
back with horror on finding bio. frirhtful
looking revolver in one Of tha rockets
With some miseiyipgs. such as a man might
be supposed to feel IN opcninp what he sus-
pected to be an Internal machine, We took
up the next, and. 10 there was big pistol
in one pocket, and something in the other
that we didn't stop to examine. Finding
the rack to be a well furnished arsenal. we
withdrew, and the day being cold, we re-
mained an hour and half in the hotel,
ouiel"Iiy Soiu''l'.Iins tno in.eguneu's VI
ton;.sIv v nansaa, ~ "ra,ooa. "A A. u 1sua,t "a" me
.o.urna2 g ~. oossasI ard .ho 49, ooe, s,s,
x"m;noa bv W. st;ii .a,,,;nad .h.ro wa rnn'
oind;nr tho; orsn a sr.-so.ar con1an,t b0no
hoan hasoalfo s,;un 80 ia,c mnioss ,,ra, h.,.,
~" aoais and anSof,r.;. ,oa ,so o.a upo abon,
oaIjinr 1 for q servant to ts,e the fre.,ru ]
out ~ tbo roolot fwo hara r,or,oi ort;n.
otbv to ton]ch;nr ] sr.h th;ncs nnrsa,f p IN
tsnS;na ~ weor tbs con-, i wss yerv
h"ndsaan, a ,a n,.;I ~ ' sS'o,ld s~.a,,a, %
our own handsomer ono At that mop,nrt