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An american Storp.
FLORENCE SEFTON.
A Tale of Border Warfare in 1912.
By MISS b. GARLAND.
lCONTINUED.

CONTINUED
1t was needless, however for, few mo-
ments after. they saw Henry running down
to the valley, where they had intended to
dine. and presently Howell appeared, beck
oning them to approach and, as they met,
he said
"Do not be alarmed it is an Indian that
has been badly wounded. Poor fellow! |
fear he can not live"
"A wounded Indanw they exclaimed,
fastening as fast as they could to the spot
They found Colonel Seton supporting
the man, and trying to stop the eftuson of
blood. which came from a wound in the
shoulder, with his handkerchief
He has tainted from loss Of blood" said
Mrs. Meredith. Ills heart still beats, she
continued, laying her hand on his side.
" Help Inc to make some lint, ladies'" And
she tore her handkerchief into shreds.
The lint was soon made, which Mr.. Mer-
edith, as he understood something of sur
gerry, applied, and then bound up the wound.
He is a knisteneauX,' said Colonel Sef-
ton Il know the features of the tribe !;
and, though n line, noble-looling fellow,
do not think him to be chief
Ills age would hardly permit that" re-
piled Mr.. Meredith. He is probably one
of their young braves his moccasins are
prettily worked, and his blanket fine"
Henry at this moment came running along
with bottle Of wine he had gone for, and
Thornton followed. The news of the
"wounded Indian" did not prevent the lat
ter from staying few minutes TO cover mp
and place in safety the good things he had
spread for the party. A little of the wine
was forced into the Indians mouth, which
, Ill Il.
some more, and he began to revive. Colonel
Seftou now administered d larger quantity,
while the ladies applied their smelling salts.
In few moments he opened his eyes,
gazing wildly around but he soon again
leapsed into sort Of stupor, from which
no excru0ns lhsy could make had the effect
OF arousing him.
"IIe is the same Indian" said Howell,
after gazing for some time earnestly on him,
" that saw yesterday at the Queenstown
Ferry, in canoe nearly filed with buffalo,
otter and deer skins, when little boy,
about seven or eight years old pressing too
far forward to see the baskets, moccasins,
&c, which were likewise in the canoe, lost
his footing and fell into the water. His
head -triking the edge Of the boat as he
fell he did not ri.o. The Indian, throwing
off his blanket, sprang into the sUeaHi after
him After remaining under water for some
time, he came up, but without the child.
He again went down, and SO long did he
remain thatw began to fear both were lost;
but, after some moments more Of suspense,
he appeared with the child in his arms,
from whose head stream of blood was
oozing The mother of the boy, hearing of
the accident, was standing on the wharf
weeping bitterly, when the Indian rose the
second time and though many pressed for
ward TO relieve him Of his burden-for he
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now forgotten, il it was not laughed at, by
its object, from whom they had rcooivcd
no letters Cor several months " But it was
scarcely ta I've expected that Howell could
find time to think of tho mere schoolgirl
he had lctt behind him, when IN tho COM
pany OF the most beautiful women Of the
Continent
1t was all in vain that he thus strove 10
raise her prdo and jealously. Florence
would reply
." My dear father eau not love. nay. |
can scarcely respect Sir Edgar Lee. Twill
never marry against your will but do not
compel do not persuade me. to become the
wife of u man with whom aerey can be
happy"
TO BE CONTINUED
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LUCKY DAYs.--The Anglo Saxons deemed
it highly important that child should bo
born on lncky day, on which the whole
tenor of his life was supposed to depend
for in their opinion. each day had its pc
culiar influence upon the destiny of the
newly born. Thus the first day of the
moon was preferred to all others for the
arrival Of the little stranger, for they said,
"A child born on that day is sure to live
and prosper" The second day was not so
fortunate as the first, as the child born on
that day would grow fast but not live
loGg." If he was born on the fourth day
of the moon he was destined TO be great
politcian if on the tenth, a great traveller
and If on the twenty first, bold marauder.
But Of all the days in the week on which
to be born, Sunday was by far the most
lucky, and if it fell in the new of the moon
the child's prosperity was destined to be
unbounded. Friday was an unucky birth
Gay, not only because it was the day of the
crucifxion OF our Lord and Savior, but be-
cause, according to Anglo-Saxon calcula-
tions, Adam ate the forbidden fruit on a
Friday, and was alsC expelled from Para
disc, and died and descended into hell on
that day.-AngLo Saxon Home.
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Chr Castalian cfuunt.
From the New York Independent
A VAMPIRE IN PRINT.
by WILLIAM ALLEN prrLEn.

On reading a rsc,,,t editorial in ,ciich scurriiom
attach on myself and Others rds prstaced Jy It LrU-
tR fling at the memory Of my rather.
thought of the old Arabian tale .... ..#
Where the sheeted Ghoul, so lank and pale.
Prowed through the graveyard with cat-lke tread,
RiHed the graves Of the sleeping dead,
With her greedy fingers tore apart
The clay. and clutched at the pulseless heart,
Fed and gloated, and smacked her lips.
Sucked the slime from her fngcr-tips,
Then wiped her mouth, and slunk away,
horrid spccter, at break OF day.
The Ghoul made her meal alone, in the nights
Here sits vampire in broad daylight,
Jeering and grinning DEVILS grin
At his feast Of the dead, and beckoning in
The passers-by from the public street
Selling his shame at three pence n sheet!
What wonder, | thought, if he breaks his fast
AT the fathers grave, the foul repast
And the glOatng laugh are no sooner done,
Than he belehes up ISLANDERS against the SON.
o, men Of the Press with lightning power,
To stamp your words ON each rapid hour,
Keep, keep your ISLANDERS for living men,
Who can fling them back in your teeth again,
Or brush them off, as your fingers brush
Tho crawling insect we scorn to crush
For lie is lie, no matter how glib
The tongue that tells it, how fine the nib
OF the psn that writes, or how fair and white
The page which blurs it into light;
And never man, be he prince or clown,
Is hurt by lie, if he lives it down,
If his hands are clean and he goes his way,
In the face of men and the light of day -
But beware how your venOmOus grudgc is fed
With the nare and fame Of the hOnored dead.
The bolts of scorn and the fires of wrath
Shall blast YOU there in your Shiny path
And the hand of every man stamp your brow
With the brand Of shame, as | do now
Your ieers and iibes are easily tOst
Into the limbo of things that lost,
But the word that righteous anger gives
Is a sacred thing, and lasts and lives,
And when you and ! are under the ground,
Forgotten and gone, may it keep its sound
Then, if these lines of mine are read,
The man who reads them will say, Well said
Well, if always heel like this
Smote the serpent whose venal hiss
Out of the mre and filth is thrust
At the blessed in Heaven, the pure and just !"
Mock the departed blacken their fame .
Season Jest with dead mans name!
Better your hand were stiff and cold
Better your fingers were church-yard mold,
Lest haply the mockery, unrevoked,
Revisit the mocker when stifed and choked
With the lurid smoke and the poisoned breath
Circling the cup of the Jester Death,
He gropes in vain at the bitter end
For the warm, strong grasp of q living friend "
New York, March 70, 1863
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ALPHoNso KARR graphically says: 81
know man who is brute and clown by
birth and ducation-clumsily made, and as
great fool as il is possible TO be. Well,
whom this fellow.puts ou his finger certain
ring, decorated with certain pebble of a
species they call diamond, he becomes wit
ty, well-bred, handsome, and an amusing
companion-at least people regard him as
such Whenever wish to make myself in
visible, have a certain old hat, rusty and
napless which put on as Prince Lutin put
on his cap of roses; to this | add certain
seedy paletot. Lo, and behold immedi-
ately become invisible. Not being in the
street, sees, recognizes, or speaks TO me-"
Truth hath better deeds than words to
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Why viclsburS was Surrendered.

Why viclssbul'S was Surrendered.
The Vicksburg correspondent of the
rncinnati Commercial. writing on the
Il, throws some light on the causes OF
he surrender Of Vicksburg. He says;
"A very intelligent man. from one Of
Missouri rebel regiments. came into
Orlls yesterday. as a deserter. from
'isbure. He repeats the oft-told tale
adstitution and understanding a.
aot to starvation, according to his ac-
nnnt-in the beleagured city. He says
assoldiers are mutinous. and their Off
crs are in constant dread of a rupture
snong them. The sick and wounded
ore not half cared for-many of them are
lett to die, from want of proper attend
.nce, in the riae-pits. Their rations
hsvs been reduced so low that whst is
given to the men keeps them barely alive.
lfPemberton does not surrender in q
very short time, his troops will certainly
break out in open riot against him. The
dsSerter felt SO confident Of this that he
sad to one Of our officers, IF you don't
get into VIcksburg before the 9th of Ju-
y. you can hang me to the first tree you
Ind II is possible that the fellow may
san impostor. but he talks with sppa-
tent sincerity snd csndor, and if what be
SAYS be true. Vicksburg and its its occu-
pants are in sad plight"
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Sheriff. Sale.

\oliCE is hereby given. that will offer for
c,,.. SAFE, at public auction, at the door of the
r ,ss1 House, in Hiawatha, Brown County,
i ss $. On the sth day of September, A. D.
MI, AZ one O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day, the
loving real estate, to wit, The south east
. J, Of section No. 26, in township No. 9,
= ing No. IL; taken as the property of John
n STnenck, on an order Of sale in favor of ].
II, II. nn.frls. issued from the Clerks Office Of
u ustnct Court of said Brown County, and
G %e directed, as Sheriff Of said County.
. I'en under my hand, this Goth day Of July,
v ieoS. l. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff Of Brown County, Kansas.
:. By H. M. RoBrssos, Under Sheriff.
mi. = ~ L.cock, Attorney for Plaintiff.
- ise3-5w. Prs fee, 50.
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Sheriff. Sale.


N "a, " Is hereby given, that I will offer
the Cow, sae at public auction, at the door of
Kan.as ~ mouse, in Hiawatha, Brown County,
1863, a, S ON. sne 9TH day of September, A. b.
lowing real .. clock P. NJ. of said day. the fol.
ter Of sect;on ~ TO Wit: The northwest quar-.
range No ~. no IS, in township No. 2, of
Faulkner az 40; aten as the property Of John E.
S. Mel ,p,nt;.a order of sale in favor Of w.
sued from nm assignee Of Lucius Nutting, Is.
COus of s,;s sne Clerks Office of the District
ed. as Sbsss bsown County, and to me direct.
A. D. lisa uoef my hand, this Goth day of july,
1. B. HOOVER,
D. o1efin OF Brown County, Kansas.
B.Fr! d M. RoBrssoN, Under Sheriff,
Jul, % LEY, Attorney for Plaintiff
". Prs fee, So.
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Order of Publication.
In the District Court of the Second judicial
District, in and for Brown County, Kansas.
Conrad Halberstadt I Plaintiff.
Theron Norman.

Theron Norman.
Mary A. Norman, and Defendants.
Henry Halberstadt, Trustee. s
IRA J. LACOCK, the plaintiff 3 attorney in
l. said cause, having, on this 18th day Of
June, A. D. 1863, fled his affidavit in the
Clerks Office Of said Court, that the above de.
PENDANTS, Theron Norman and Mary A. Nor
man, ar non-residents of said State, and that
service of process cannot be had upon them is
suing from said Court; il is therefore ordered
by the Clerk of said Court, in vacation, th,t
the said defendants, Theron Norman and Mary
A. Norman, be notified, by publication being
made for six consecutive weeks in the White
Cloud Kansas Chief, weekly newspaper prin-
ted in Doniphan County, (there being no news.
paper printed In said Brown County, and of
general circulation in said Brown County, of
the tendency Of Il is suit, the object Of which
is to obtain judgment against the said defend
ants for the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, and
interest from the 9Th dav Of January, A. D.
1861, at the rate Of IS per cent. per annum,
and cost Of suit; and also for . decree Of fore
closure and sale Of the southeast quarter Of
section eighteen. township three. range eigh-
teen, in Brown County, Kansas, to satisfy said
judgment and cost 90 to be rendered; and the
said defendants, Theron Norman and Mary A.
Norman. ere further notified, that unless they
answer or demur 10 the petition If tho said
plaintiff herein filed, on or before the 18th day
Of August, A. D. 1863. said petition will be Ia
hen As true, and judgment rendered accord
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Witness, my hand. and the seal now in use
in said Court, ct Office, in Hiawatha, this l2th
day of June, A. D. 1868. ~ "a
]. G. KELSEY, Clerk.
Ina ]. LAcocK, Plaintiff q Attorney.
June ls, ls63-7v. Pre- fee, $40.
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Order. OF PubIIcafI0n.

Order Of Publication.
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District, sitting within and for Brown Coun-
ty, State Of Kansas.
Henry Barricklow) Plaintiff.
David Humphries. Defendant.
D F. KILLEY, the plaintiff g attorney in
L. this cause. having, on the 9th day of
May, A. D. 1868, fled his affidavit, stating that
the above named defendant, David HUMPHREYS,
is non resident Of the State of Kansas, and
cannot be served with process issuing from
this Court; it is therefore ordered BY the Clerk
of said Court, in vacation, that the said defen-
dant, David Humphries, be notified, by publ
cation being made, for six consecutive weeks,
in the White Cloud Kansas Chief, a weekly
newspaper printed in Doniphan County, Kan
sas, and of general circulation in said Brown
County, of the tendency OF this suit, the object
of which is to obtain judgment against the said
defendant, David HUMPHREYS, for the sum Of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, With interest
thereon from the 23d day of July, A. D. 1860,
at the rate of FIVE per cent. per month, and cost
of suit; and also for a decree Of foreclosure
and sale of the north east quarter of section
No. seventeen. (lf) township two, (2) range
fifteen, (l5) lying and being in said Brown
County, and State of Kansas, which was mort
gagged by the said defendant to the said plain
tiff, to secure the payment Of said sum Of mon.
ey; and the said defendant, David Hunphries,
is further notified, that unless he plead, answer
or demur to the petition of the said plaintiff,
Henry BarriSklow, herein filed, on or before
the 18th day of July, A. D. 1868, the same
will be taken as true, and judgment rendered
accordingly.
Witness, my hand. and the seal now in use
in said Court, at my Office, in Hiawatha, this
18th day of May, A. d. 1863.
JOEL G. KELSEY, Clerk.
D. F. KILLEY, Plaintiff g Attorney.
May 81, lS63-7w. Prs fee, $3.50.