The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-10

Clerks Otice, of the District Court ~ the Southern
District Of New York. by Moses T. Beach in the
year one Thousand eight hundred and sixty -,wo.
He found the puppies lying In a basket, and
he iftcd first one and then the other by the napc
OF bis neck, kissing AMI fondling them with the
utmost tenderness.
" Them's dorgs as is dorss, he said, holding
them at arms lengths. shall take EN- an
bring EN- " like Christycn dorgs shan't
hev no fghtin nor barkin', nor bitin tween EN-!
Them thar's fine pups regular beauties It's
alays bin my ambishin ter own jos SIGH dorgs,
but they're skurce, an cost more money n n fell
lcr's got. begin ter feel like man Of family
with such annmiles dcpendint ON me for al they
kin cat. Fine little fellows They're 'telcglnt
"a bin man can see as how they've got intel
leck I"
jude renewed lis caresse., placing the puppies
IN his bosom with proud feeling Of satisfaction,
ami then Withdrawing them to take another
look AMI repeat his calculations. Putin. them
in his bosom, he CROPPED his way back, lantern in
hand, to the square spot where Halcoms trea-
sures were hidden. Here he sat down, with the
lantern beside him and placed tho dogs on the
floor
Bout three weeks old, he observed, admir-
ingly. Never saw finer dorgs--got beautiful
legs, an sich eyes. Little inherent fellersi"
Jude again embraced the animals, and when
one Of them whincd he caressci it no fervently
and lovingly that the dog became quiet, either
frightened or sleepy.
I" Now ter biznes.," he said, ~ can't play
with yer no more ter night. Yer mus go ter
sleep now like good little dorgs! 70
With these words, Jude slowed puppy In
each deep side-pocket of his coat and arose, at
the same time lifting his lantern. His return
was not in the same path by which he had come.
Intent on his new acquisitions, he stopped often
TO address some encouraging words to the pup
pies aud to wonder in what part Of the brig
Captain Japhct would he confined. His way
was ofton.r blocked up by bales Of cotton than
it had been by the way he had come, and he was
oftcner obliged to climb over bales, sometimes
two tiers high, to get through. In these cases,
hc guarded his protcgecs with the utmost care,
prelcring to be nearly skinned himself to hayin.
them injured. When he had proceeded quite II
distance in this manner, he suddenly paused.
" Kin it he that I've missed the hole what
tumbled throushi I've come as fur as the hole
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through which he had made his descent into the
Liver hold Ue snrany from ors hal. 70 ono,h
nth Ia had re.ch.d N. aoor or ,ha ,nr.
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,ni.hpp his tight hold ON the dogs. 81 uus,
fin, Cam Japhet. That, the first thin, Thar
s;p't no time ter loose nuthor. Arter he's set
free then we kin cit the gal an her daddy. An
them dmun's an money!"
Ju1e proceeded through the upper hold a she had
dons through the lower hold, although, now in the
1iroo,;nr Of the cabin. At length he ,topned and
lao,ad Il sdlv into blank space. in the effort 10
reason as to what he had better do In case Of
cav,,o