Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-01
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RATEs oF ADTERTIsIN0.


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lie.
Having made this discovery, sought
Mr. Leslie and his daughter.
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ment. Ii we met them togetneT Wnio
Seyton has his loaded pistol at hand, one
of n. will su,e to Get killed. o. the
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counterfeit as no" PROPOSE 10 O0cuPy
nay place for the time being IN that raIh-
| er dangerous bed, and in this manner
was,a Sav,on,s sbou, and throw him OF
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the mastery IN nana 70 hana struggle
in very few minutes, and then come to
YOUR assistance. Does my proposilian
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siie''iS o-4u '1'Ai'y I'M to' ~
/ wear wig, which may De Of consider.
able benefit to you in making lhe coun-
terfer or which Won have spoken Take
III. Il is entirety at vour disposel.D
II took but a very few moments to al
the Wig sufficiently with the bed clothes,
and arrange tia a favorable pusilion up.
ON the pillow. IN front of the little open
iDg. Having done this, l glanced al my
watch in the moou-beqms. /. wantsa
five minutes of twelve!
! The silence was growing oppressive,
when at last I saw the curtain movs
aside 4 little. There was a moments
silence, and then a loud report, and
had resolution enough 10 bend forward
and utter low despairing moan; as the
report died awav. In an instant ths
door was opened, and the man called
Seyton came running in, with his pistol
still in his hand. Without the faintest
suspicion be approached the bed, bas
meanvhile had graspsd a long, heavy
bar of hard wood, which / presume, by
the merest chance, happened 10 be stand.
ing against the wall, near bv, and when
he had arrived within a convenient dis.
lance, I sprung upon him, and with I
single well directed blow / laid him
sprawling, and / Judged insensible upon
The floor.
All this had occupied but a moment.
and 1t was scarcely completed when
heard the report Of another pistol 10 ths
direction Of the apartment occupied By
Mr. Leslie. Without stopping 70 assure
myself further Of the effect Of The rather
severe knock had given the fallen man,
] FASTENED forward to the assistance Of
my companion. He was engaged N a
hand 10 hand struggle with Jim, while
our host was lying upon the floor; badly
If net dangerously wounded.
Jim was making desperate efforts to
draw knife from his belt, while Mr..
Leslie was using his utmost endeavors TO .
prevent IL He was brave and resolute,