The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-08-02

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the towns. naonle. and ha hr;Jo 80
as -snidsso,uewbnt Of 3 bo,ie :, IL
place. The honeSmoon Was If Inf !
lew days' duration. for tho voInn,.ers !"
were soon ordele,l TO io;n ,he;r sL;ns
On The. 23d of M.r lsI5 ,La e.
bus and. g'error sailed from Ito r;ssr
Thames. with I35 so,iIs;on bonrJ On
the 2etb of Jnlv in tLai vear tbo wI,I
ing slip Prince Of Wales smoke Them,
at the entrance of Lancaster Sound
That was the last time the members nf
the expedition were seen Ly civ;l;,sd
men.
The wives of The exnlorors .,,on,L,,.
drew half the nav of tbeir ,.honIs
The other half accumulated in ,be
hands of the e.rovernmen;. until tho re.
turn of their m,sbauds or Tho of;c;a,
notificaiio6>,oty their dan,b. Mrs J;,Lms
drew her nav and. lived at -bomo w;,L
her parents eagerly Ionkin@ for ac
counts Of the progress Of the .expedi.
ton; In rime She bec,,ne tho ,na,,,ar
Of a boy, and in her now dp,;cs she
passed the lime less heavily o.
.Mohths rolled on 10 YEAR, but sir
no tidings, came Of ,Le fatal, ycs.1i.
Exnedi,ion afer- exnedii;on went Iin
seaicR af. l,ee, missing i man but always
returned with the same story of nr;ya
ton, danger and want, of .s,iccess
With nainful yearerness etbet ant;ons
watcher crasped the weekly. london
Newspaper in search Of news of The los,
ones, and earnestly. songhtthe opinions
Of skjllfal nayigators as TO the chances
Of their safety. Hope at last seeming.
ly hed,Uutin all hearts but hers. She
clupg 10 tho last straw. .-,. .s.,. a.f. s
Those who climbed the steep Of Pen.
dennis castle eight or nine wears since.
may have seen on Sunday afternoons. a
comely woman, clad in riain but neat
dress, seated on an enbrasure Of a
Channel, waiting aud watching for the
vessel that never came. 1fer little boy
skipped about, picking. the daisies and
battercdps that spangled the glossy
slopes. 8 49, t.,.,, :.
Al length hope died out Of all hearts,
even hers. Bot still she lived on lrer
quiet life, The visits to the heights
were no longer made, but friends saw
that the absent one lived in her thoughts.
Then came the tidiugs brought by DIR.
Rue convincing every one that the sad
drama of life had actually been PLAYED
out on those everlasting ice fields.-
Government, which had continued 10
pay the. bereayed wives. was now com.
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