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CHAPTER ".
"' What hour now p
| think it lacks of twelve
No, il IS struck
Indeed, heard is not.

i-Au-SN' AoNAu - AO''
The night had closed in-that night of so
vital an Importance to his fathers destiny
and Gerald sat alone in small lower room,
his heart beating high with hope, that he should
contribute to his fathers rescue.
He was lost in thought, when a firm hand
laid on his shoulder reused him from bis alb
stracted state He turued his head and saw,
to his surprise, Mark Haywood by his side
The young man wore a calmer, clearer brow,
although his usual cold stern, almost determin-
ed expression still pervaded it,
"Comrade,' said haywood with much ap-
pearance of frankness in his manner II have
spoken you roughly without cause crave
your pardon"
Gerald heard this unexpected address with
great astonishment and before he answered,
paused in much embarrassment
Let US be frank, continued Mark 1" Had
we been so before, much i'll will and evil blood
might have been spared. have only OWNED
your feelings from my own. You have not
seen the pretty daughter of our Colonel with
out admiration. Nor have l."
Gerald started with again wrath, but his
rival interrupted him.
Bear with me for while" he continued,
and hear me out You have been here long.
| am but a newcomer. You have the prior
claim. Perhaps she returns your love. Had
| known of this beforehand as it is have but
guessed it, on witnessing your anxiety to hold
this watch in the court, beneath her window
had withdrawn, as is my duty. And now,
comrade, return to offer you the sacrifice of
my newborn admiration, and at the same time
my friendship"
What you say seems fair and straightfJr-
ward, Master haywood" =" said Gerald, over-
come by the frank manner of the young SOL
dier, and thank for this generosity & truth
Ny suspicious than, did not deceive me?-
You love her, and you sought to see her to-
night ?"
"I did" said haywood.
"And She-did she return your love 4? Did
she herself accede to this meeting ?"
Mark shook his head with faint, doubtful
smile, but gave no answer. GcraldS brow
again grew gloomy, and he sank his head be-
tween his hands.
| "Come come no more of this" pursued
the otAer young soldier, with cordiality of
manner which Gerald had never before witnes-
sed in his dark, stern aspect Let all be
| forgiven and forgotten. Come, pledge me in
| this one cup. These drinkings of toasts, as it
is called, these pledgings over liquor are con.
sidered unseemly, and even ungodly BY many
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TOWANDA:
Thursday Morning, May II, 1860.
selstteo .qoetrg.
A DREAM OF SUMMER,
BY J. G.. WHITTIER.

BLAND as the mornings breath Of June,
The southwest breezes play,
And through its haze the Winters noon,
Seems warm as Summers day.
The snow-plumed angel of the north
Has drodped his icy spear;
Again the messy earth looks forth,
Again the streams gush clear.
The fox his hillside den forsakes,
The musk rat leaves his nook,
The blue bird in the meadow brakes
Is singing with the brook.
" Bear up, o, mother Nature "cry
Bird, breeze, and streamet free,
"0ur winter voices prophesy
OF summer days to thee"
So in those winters of the soul.
By winter blasts and drear,
o'erswept from memory's frozen pole,
viii sunny days appear.
Reyiving hope and faith, they show
The soul its living powers,
And how bepeath the winters snow
Lie germs of summer flowers.
The night is mother of the day,
The winter of the spring,
And ever, upon old decay,
The greenest MOSES cling;
Behind the cloud, the starli ght turks
Through showers the sunbeams fall,
For God, who Ioveth all his works,
Has left his hope with all.
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BS Of that time which we call the present.
there IS not on appreciable part belongs either
to past which has fed. or to future which
is still on the wing it has perished, or it is
not born it was or it is not
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SGl&ttG0 O ale.
THE MIDNIGHT WATCH.
CHAPTER III

CHAPTER III.
Trihes light as air
Are to the jealous confirmation strong,
AS proofs of holy writ. OheLo.
" Honest soldier,
Who hath relieved you ?.
Bernardo hath my place. .'-Ham!et.
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EDnareB,

Burlington, 20. 9anuar. Der 9 e
n a mar lridt III Sibun9, pa er li6, idon porz
BET Bis Wtrntag perta9t bate.
Sau8. Curtis, Neputl orans barauf,
OaB Der antras be8 Srn. 6utdin8, wprnad
itber ben 6ifmani'i den Antrag auf Almabfhe
Der BluralitdtSre9el pbne meitere Debate ab=
9%eltiurlt merOen lcu, enOlid 5ur Mltimmuns
%fenlnle.
Der Glerf bes pOrisen 0teprdIentantenballz
ie8, Der Die interimiitilde 9eituns Der 0ebatten
but, entld,ieb, baB Curtis iebt ba8 @prt nidt
babe ~ipnpern paB bufielbe 5rn. 9toel Don Wlii
Ipnri sebiibre. Dieter belt bann cine Der ge=
lpGbnliden cemcfratilden 8auten pa8 SauS
urO Die 3u9Grer linp bieler Srt BON 8ereotlam=
felt 10 iiterbrtfllig, DAP beinabe NiemarO mebr
baralf I4t 9ibt.
Die Debate bauerte nod, la1se fort. Damn
perta9te lid ba8 5uuS Bis Montas.
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SelegrnpDti1e Mn1rtdbtem
8ertdtet fir BEN n@altimDrf BREEDER
M1tfnnft oeS Dnmpfers
.Eirrniiinn."
0rei Gaae MeMeres aus @nrppa,

ct. Sp6n8, 20. San. Der Dampfer
9ircaifian bon @alirap 1T init gtadri6telt bis
gum Z. b. bier a%usefommeu.
9uf benz 8aummplenmarft IN liverpool
6errldte 9rcBe Gbdti9feit, Die Breile paren felt.
8rpOitOfe Neisung gum Sinfeu. 8rppiltonen
iebr flau. @pnIol8 951-95s.
3w cite Oepe1de.
NuBer ben pben fur5 5uIammel9efaBten
9ancelSnadridten brin9t ber Oafnpfer nod
6pl9etoeS
@urDpdii6e @pn9reB.
@S mar II . d. n1entIdieoen, pb Der Sriez
~oen8cpn9reB 1td per amlneln perpe.
Der 31riiftritt Ooer pielmebr bic Gntlafuns
oeS (pem 8oplte freunoli6 sc innten) @rafen
Waleip8fi bonn fraa5. Winiiterilm pe8 GeuBe=
rem erreste DaS 9rGBte Aufleben,
Die en9lilde 9relie 1iebt piele @1tlafuns
alS eth nntrii9lide8 3eiden an, Dap Der Saiz
JET 0tapolepn felt CUR italienilden Sude balten
lperoe.
@raf TbouDenal, Der an @alem8fr8 Stelle
ms fran5Sliide Cabinet tritt, war I'M 8e9riffe,
ppn leinem bi8berioen @eIanotl6aft8poIten IN
@pnltanttnppel nad BariS ub3nreilen.
2oro @pplep, Der enolilde @eIanote III Baz
rl8, 4tpar nad9 9pnopn 9efplnmen ; = irte man
9lalbte, Inn auf cine S9lidtuns Der ~italieniz
lden 6rase D9ne 9On9reB bin5unirfen.
Warlhau WfcNf abpn Ger liberale Sel6berr,
Der I'M Senat 9e9en baS 8erbd6tisenz@elet
itimmte,) 1T All bic Stelle gaiaant'S gum
Sberseneral Der fraa30lil@en armee III Sta
lien erudnnt.
SarOilien prpteltirte sesen bic S9mei5erz
alperbuusen peS Bapite8 uno prpbte, 5rltp<
pen III Die pdpitltfert 2e9ationen gu ldiden.
Yrenben pertae6rte feline 4rnlee.
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GmrppGiibe Wabrt6teu.
0e,rtsd,Ionb

&lau8tbal II, %. De5. 8pr einisen
Taeen e~rei9nete it6 auf bieIi9er Silber6itte Elm
Idreflide8 lltgliid. Ser SHttemnann Wiil=
Ter aus QSiloemann arbeitet eben am Sfen,
aus Dem o18 9liibenoe 8lei in ba8 bappr Be-
finblt6e 8ali IN iib er9ieBt uuo mil, nadbem
.leBtere8 sefiilt, Den Wfunb beS Sfen8 auf bic
semSbnlide @eile ltppfen. 0a = bri6t Die
Foa5u permanbte Stange, unb Wailler itiir6t nit
ben Nrmen pprfpe9 IN ben 9litbertoen glet=
lumpf. Gamerapen reiBen i'm lofprt 5urId,
aletn Die Nrme lino idpn perfpblt unp Die
8rult nit ltarfen 8ranopunoen perlrbcn, ba8
@elidt, ba8 Ell bod gu erbalten 9eipuBt, 1T un~
perlebrt seblieben, Omar bat ct nod eirige
3eit 9elebt, lit inoeB jebt leiaen 2eioen erle9en.
Gcbweis.
SIN Dprfe Caution Canton Maabt)
bat, mie mir benz yNDupel." e%ntuebmen, Elm
junger Sdulterselelle, @abriel @ut9narD, Elm
ntefanil6e8 Sun1tperf, lllto 5mar nun nit
Silfe ieine8 9~erinsen @erf3euge8, gu Stanbe
9ebraht, baS ein au~Berprbentlide8 matbenatiz
l6e8 uno medanii9e8 9alent perrdt6. Sn
leiner Werfltdtte 5miiden Spbleberflppfen unp
lleberleDerl dneipen perfertigte er cine llbr,
oeren f1nltreide unO complicirte @inridtuno
dH Due peIHpHue 2DurIlHDr Don StrdBbltrQ
%erinnert. Sic 5ei9t ndmlid auBer ben 5tun2
ben uno Wtinuten aMd nod, ben Wodentao.
ben Mpnat8tae, ben Monat, bic Sabre8aeiten,
ben Stanp Der @rbe auf tbrer 8abn nm bic
Come, ben Stanp oe8 WlonbeS, @ufaano unb
Niebersang Der Spnne llno nod artoere fnripie
Dinse an. Die llbr ipQ in 2~aulannne Dffeutz
ltd auS9eltept fperben.
Enrfei.
&pn tantinppel, II. Oes. SIN Qaufe
Der p~erganseneA @ode alein muroen in 8era
abt BerIonen meudleril@ eri9p6en uab err
pDl6t, brei leben89efablli9 NIB einiae arbere
mebr pber weniser ldper ~permunbet. Snoeiz
len mar Bel teinem bieIer Mprpe u1lo Wproz
perI u6e Gaublu dt bic Eriebfeber, IonDern 9eaz
6e nlD pplitil6e Motipe leiteten Die Sanp Der
gerbreder. Der fredife bieler Nnfdde aeIdab
ant lebten Samltag IbenD8 UNI 6 l1br, no led8
mit9ieoolpern uno Dolden b~emaffnete SnOipiz
Duen auf BRET gang frieplt9 einbergebenoe So
lt5eibeamte lc8ltir5ten, lie nieDerldo1en pber
erl taden, Sin in Der 99dbe ffebeuoer taatpaR
pplte einen Der WSroer ergreifen, murbe aber
BON ben anpert nmrinst, leine8 Sabel8 beruubt
unD ibnt ielbit bic 9anb abgebauem. 3pei
8erl onen bic chen pCriiber9in9en, mnrben Bel
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pieIem MOrOuufale purt 8iitoleni6alie Oer<
lpunDct. Dies ule8 eret8nete 1i9 in Der be-
lebtel, nit @a8 beleildteten u1o Don Batrous
iGlen bdufi9 r95p9enenYera =StraBe, 5ipau5i9
Sfritte BON bet 6aaptpade %entfernt, ultp pbne
OaB man Der gerbreder babbuft purpe, Am
fOlgenoen Gage tpuroen III 8editteld ipieper
bret Ser omen erltprpet, llO 9eitera am bellen
Gage in 4inelttl4i8me 5pei Ofeui den s%etDotet.
Die WtSroer pieier 2etteren flpben BON Dad,
gu Dad, ~feuerten auf Die lie pe~rfcl9e1Den SOl=
oaten u1o Bpli3ilten NIT Biltolen unp YER
ldmanpen l6lieBli6 ipurlo8.
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cardinal aatorelli iOllte am -. uad 4uriS
~abreiien.
0elfretd~
Die Iorefen an ben Baplt, ipelde in ben
Sslrden aufla9eu, baben nidt 10 3ablrei9e TIM
terl9riften erbaltelt, al8 man eripartet bate.
Sin faiierlider @rluB befeblt, baB I'M Sabr
1860 gar feline 3fefrltten unD 1861 nun bic
gemS9nlide In5abl au89e9pben werOen lpGe.
Der aailer bat erfldrt, baB Ell "a 9~1e9imenter
auf5ul0len uno bic 9(rlnee balot9lt auf ben 8ries
oen8fuB 81 repu5iren 6eablidti9e.
Die Nn9abe, paB bic I'M 2(mt befil1Dli9e
Sltretdiide arilfofratie unent9eltlid f~un9iren
noble, felt lih ais unpabr berqu8. @8 mar
onr9 Die Serbreitun9 bieier Nadridt beablid=
tiSt, Die lriltotratie gu eiuem lcl6en Sdritte
gu peranlaien, bod bate bie8 nt6t pa8 se=
ipiinldte 91eiultat.
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Nm Sonntug uOr ab9ais Der $50.
IN Salt 9afe Gitp 5n eineln b~lati9en
3pilden 5ipei 8anDen DelperaopS, 30
Suntta9tpn unb 8iq Sifulan an9efibrt. j.
man waroe t0ptlid, unO t6untingtpn lei9t pe
lebt, piele arOere trugen 8uuben baOpn.
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BON MIbanp.

Albany, 10. San. Die ernitlide 9ranf=
belt oe8 Serrn @larf 9. @c6rane, republifa=
niiden Mit9lieOs oe8 @On9relle8, 1T in 8abn=
finn au89eartet. Gr wrrpe 9eltern nad per
Srrenanitalt in Utica sebradt, ipp man feline
5eilun9 gu befperffeli9en bpfft. Mon slanbt,
paB Die I'M @pn9reB berrIdenoe aufreguns
piel gu cielem be~tla9en8wertben &eiultat Beige
tra9e1l bat.
Die bieli9en 8anfen baben Elm Girfular err
laiien, lpelde8 bic 8ilpun9 elmer @eienidaft
Gun Gattoedun9 lrno Seltrafun9 BON 8anfnpten=
fdlldern in Scrldla9 brin9t. SeDe 8ant lcH
5ur @runoun9 eine8 6pno8, UNI 8elDbnunsen
auf bic @ntoedu19 BON 6dlidern &c, au83uie5=
sen, SO 5eidnet. Die 8eanlten BET QTocia=
ton iOllen nnettseltlid fua9iren,
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rg % tt9M ~ I'm Wnn9. Se Nnimertiamtet be8 publf1m8
GEM gertalFe prn .9runotafen, wegen u~nbcSablter, 6araSSt Boa I"
Sr Stenern 9elentt. Seia9e AnSei9e miro in, oenonntm Mat" 4
l1elnen' nanllcp am TO-, %. rno 80. Sanrdr, am g., s. N IA ~ /.
l1e ~. 6ebrnor lino lpercen ale Grmcitade, fir meIt6c Ss . a. = -
ben. 81. 3 GoT;o 'tt'al "eI-
IS"Aiti"1 Stoet= @pQeftpr.
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QBtr permeiien unlere 9eler auf bic bOdpid=
tigeu eurOpdtideu 9tadrt6ten, Die un8 Der
TelegrQpb seiern 4benD nm II llbr 9ez
brabt bat, (S. tefe9r. 8eridte,) Su ipdter
A6enOltunoe Sebridt e8 ms an OtuBe, Die 8e=
aeutuug Oieier Nadri6ten nod IN Der beuti9en
g2rp. ri beIpre6en.
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Lawrence, 10. San. Der 9nquei1
wurpe beute ben san5ea Gag fprt9eiebt Obne
BAT man pamit gum Sdlule 9~elan9te.
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ga Ger gteoantcS ganperetn, wel9er Ietber bet ,0n. q. qaa,r
S S1s pC Sns Stq ass an 3 little %eOu9tfrq ieae gerfammiun9enN lei
9noere %entldlclen ensn neuen in 6emcl6en SnfaIIs az ~ np%n Smp
s mn SSi nSp om }t antr e Sf. SSHonlttuhioa fnHctnaaten MoRtaS5 aGenSs
: . W. an ,.a,, Nse9aeer WoQen f4 0eidnigit etnin6sn.
(sMO) "'A"S In sSsusr, stein 9afu"oel,
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M ps9tgen, SGnnta9 ben %. San. Observation-Disclosures fir Ri
ssa9l neuer Searnten nnc Grle6iSun9 anoerer eeinSite' goS gr
i@Snlea Minnlitl1er Wtt8decer 1T prneenb nptbwenOiQ.
~ 6. Ga6ie.
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8anbDl54
$500, 900 sui Sau= unc scbreinerbcIs,
100000 gdbinSel unc catten gum Uerfouf.,
g9ir Ienteu bic 4ufmertIamtet pintIiher Run6en oui unSere.
orc6e Mieberlaoe BIN Qau- uo NuBbols BON alien Nrten, Suon-
fHtaen unb GrSBsn. @ir i3nsieeu @sibtannea- 8onbcI3 nadbg
@sSts0uno lmo lefern Seulerrabmeu, Eburer. giuiaImnoen lrn6
.SnEsiorbeit an Nabrtpreien. Spretet Dor in wnSersin SOhbpfe
So. Ito 9isbtltr, @barf, pber @te bon Gutaw uns @ermanEr.
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Gin GGutmader- Store NIT p~puitin6tsar Ginridtuno in Der BE-.
item Gage mi ceersn Stabttbeil lit mesen Namtlen- ~Qer6altnife bill
Zig 81 perfaufen @ibereS in Der @eter- SfHcc (O6S)
AhI Ii Sum Ncrfdnf.
MMiiiiH go Iter Sano NIT 9uten gebiuli6teheu, 16 MciIer
MHiii bon Der Staet nabe Der Q~anoIruBe unb in Der 0eiunbe-
AhR1A item @e9eno, 10Y @fer an Der 9orberh Central Gil
ienbabn. 80 Wteleu BON Der Gtaot nit @ebSuoen; 10 &Ger an br
alien 6reoerid &pao, gut a~n9ebaut; l07 Mder nut bablben Sc.
b~iulidteikn uno @nlo9eu, pirc 9e9en Gi9entbum IN Der Stabt
en9etauidt; 6 Ader an Der alien 6reoerid 9pao HAY1eue BON.
bon Der Sta6t; 2 Sduir in 9pwarbitr. nabe @am6enftr. / il.
Melt= spmbarSItr, /; 2 in Sapttstr. 2 in 9ertn9tpnlr. , iua
5rpnttr. / in 0ratir. / III 6anrperpr. 2 in Wtultesrblr.
nmb mebrsre aneere in peri6ieeenen @eoenoeu Der Stabt Sok slp,
cermietben in N5eIt. 8aItinoreir., Wonument., SAP nn6 Wcgi.
eerrpltr. uno 8rcaSwap. Gruno 81 pertaufen in 8roa6WaN.
GruuorenRn su pertoufen. @IpGer uno Norris,
So. 63 Sapeneitr.
Rg- 8aufbrefe, WlietbsG cntrate, Getamente unb anoere-
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beIpr9t. Apl5S
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~ Slebma I'M I'M 9roBen Saale Ser WtebanicS Safe $40. ib2
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4benp 6 ll6r @rOtOBe perlpirt.
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QeapemmDrtb 10. San. Die BifeS
Beaf @rpreB 1T beute 9tadmitta9 bier anse=
tcmmen iie briast bic Soften rnp Balasiere
BON Denver Stir uab Salt Sate, $4,000 IN
@plo nnp Na6ridten aus Dem Serritorium
Sefferlrn bonn 70, B. &c. BON Salt Safe pom
80. DeSbr.
Nu8 Wtpuntain Gitp lpirb beridtet, baB bic
Winer IN oer D~prtisen @e9enp nod nit benz
belten @rfplge arbeiten. Sine 8abl bate
bort Itattaefunoen, nobel bic 6ra9e Der Sraa=
~niliruaa lterer Counties utter BET prppiIori=
I4en 9fesierums nit entldiebener Mebrbeit
perlpprfen muroe. Der aGgenneine @unId 1T,
Elm belonoereS TerritOrium pur6 ben Gonere6
prsaniltren gu lalen rtO iid pDn 9aniaS at
trennel1.
Sine 8cfperbinDung nit NepzM erico err
Ideint alS brinsenpe8 8ecarfniB, oa Der San=
relSperfebr fart 3unimmt. Die Gntfernure
BON 9eapenwprtb mad Santa Sc iber Denver
Stir lit nidt grSBer, al8 BON 9noepenoence.
Oa lungs Der Notte NnIieolunsen Iinb, 10
miiBte bic Bpit nidt purd Weilttdr e~scprtirt
perben.
Die @inwanperuns perIpridt i'm 6rubiabr
ifdrfer III weroen, al8 I'M ppri9en. @inwanpe=
rer merben gewarnt5 iid cbne Subliten8mittel
auf ben Weg gu MAIDEN.
Die Sites @eaf GrpreB So, pirb bonn /.
Tebr. an cine pretmal wSfentlide 0erbinpuna
ber1tellen mno epentueQ cine tGoli6e. wpau lie
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untsr @ufidt Der aDeutI6ea g%eeai6af."
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botn gu beihafigen uinj6en, iOpie aas SeutIden @rbeitIudaabem
lpcQen lid perlDnltt ODER IN frantirtea @riefen an sen Maenten
Der @eeul9at 6rn. s.. s. MeIling boil Np. SIS. Tbomes-
ltraBe Wenoen. Welder u%nentselolt6 @aStlmft ertbeten minH dl
Wprlnnnt wirr Elm ti8tser Sdneicer fir b%eitan6t9e @rbeit.
OIttutHl 9egen 9nten Spbn. Meau meoe f0 bel s.. Buds.
baumt go. Is q. Seberidir, (S)
WcrIouot miro eln braper traiHger @urlte bon 1918 Sab
Oelluiiyl rem nit sutea Gmpfblun9ea, sum grleruea 6s
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WtOr8en Spnnta9 cen p, Samar 1860, M6en68 s ll6r.
III Der fritberen 0Surnbaue, "
Gde 6ropt- unb 9ombaro1trabe.
81 Sablrettem Seiu9e laret ~frelnolidlt Elm
. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-31


In the year l545, being in the Neilgherry
bills, and hearing report from my Koormbrus
that they had marked some elephants in sho-
lsh, or wood, close to Neddiwuttum-the bun
galow on the top Of the Goodaloor pass-I gal
loped out the eighteen miles, and went down
into the wood, where found a very large tusk
elephant, slone. He was Just moving from the
water, and followed him up one Of the steep
hills, and through the singing nettles, which
in that place grow to the hight of six feet. At
length, losing all patience, as the huge beast
apparently walking quite at his ease, still kept
thirty yards ahead of me, and thinking that
should bring him down to the charge, fired
at the side of his head behind the ear, as he
swung himself about in going up the hill.
For the first time with such large game
was using double rifle by Kennedy: that car
ried bullets of three and a quarter ounces
weight. 1t had been made to order, but was
an ounce heavier than it should have been,
through n mistake. You may we'll believe
that il was no joke, carrying this small cannon
after an elephant, up one Of those steep hills,
through the netties. But not having seen an
elephant for Eve years-whsn had been, for
q young hand, rather successfuI-I never
doubted for q moment that should kill the
animal with the left barrel in the charge. /
had not however, calculated on the down hill;
and though hit him in the right place for
even ground, the large bullet only made him
round, and knocked over my second gun-car-
rier. Ny FIRST, the now famous elephant-shi-
karee, Hoorcha. Of the Neilgherry Hills fired
barrel Of my light, smooth bore into his trunk
as he passed. The fallen shikaree was more
frightened than hurt, but he caught me by the
knees, and 1t was very nearly becoming 0
tragedy.
Hoorcha handed me a little gun, one barrel
only being loaded; and directly the elephant
could turn, he curled up his trunk and came
straight up the hill at us. / let him come to
within five PAGES, when hit him in the center
Of the head, and he reared backward, crash
ing through the elump Of bamboos. But he
was up Immediately; and, as we sat without
moving in the long grass and nettles, to my
great delight he lost sight Of US and went on.
Ny blood was well up now. I loaded quickly
and followed the savage, who was trumpeting
and crashing through the jungles, till came
upon q female, who rushed by me, too fast for
me to make at all certsin of her. / then came
on five females of the herd, who had heard the
firing, but not knowing from whence II came,
were standing like q wall. L walked steadily
up to the nearest one, who, hearing dry stick
crack under my feet, suddenly turned her
head, and suddenly fell dead, with q ball
from the right barrel Of my little gun. The
huge tusker had, however, gone of at great
rate; and, it being evening, / lost him, and
had 10 return to the Neddiwuttum bungalow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-31
DIONEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN
II 80. STONE WORKS. 8

The snIscTlbef beEs leaye % I1foTm the oltlzsps
he has added to his long established business the
auxiiia!y OF steam power for saving and manufac
turing Marble and Brown Stone " ork in lheir va
rious branches, Marble Mantels, Table and Wash
stand TOPS, Tile, Monnments. Tomb and Head
Platforms. Having purchased large stock ofItslian
Marble IN block from first hands az ihs owest rates,
es @ lssls confidently OF being abe TO fgrnish Marble
Phiadelphia. o. Belslmors. The trade supplied
With ltslian Marble In block or abs at the same
da,ilg terms. Also. on hand, large supply, OF
tumioe Stone. Water Of Ayr Hone and Polishing
prss; IL VIII hs an aeqais,tion 20 the oity.
ALkx. .RUfAERFORD
Pa. avs cor. Thirt enth q I,
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Tnr RECEPTION OF Mr.. FORREST IN BALrr-
kE.--Despite q heavy shower, which inoppor
tanify fell during the hour preceding the COM
meneement Of the psrformances, Holiday street
received from d most respectable and Intelligent
audience reception whose cordiality and warmth
could be excited perhaps by other living actor.
His appearance on the stage was the signal for
round after round of applause. Mr.. Forrest
looked well, and, we need not scarcely say, acted
well. -Four years Of retirement have apparently
added nothing 20 his weight Of years he still pos
deep, resonant voice, and resumes his profession
with a. much ease ss n there had been no pause
In his Iabofs --Bdlffaovs Americas, August q