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lhs Bridal Chsmhsr, sn Essay % wanna.
ana lnsirucaou ior NounF Msa hiso. aas and r.
sa.i1 Eraiuuut ur Dasaasas 81 fIa Urinary al
eeAuA afe,ruIs-5e1i rra, .1 araarI aura.luas
Adtrcss, nr. O. sEIIIIN HOUaEruN. Haas-1
Association, fh .-isIrh.s. Pa auris.Ig
ATTENTION laIsuaEy Checks ou che T..
aler Banking Co, Belfast, Ireland. iu sums
Of tl 60 sic tor aaie at c. y. Ordvsy's uru.
ker Office, No. a. COLLEGE street o.
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No. 226.

EGs sAIE-N School Csr. ~ gsod o-das WIN
II sicEa harness Prgu $50
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Nasluillc tothe Louis
vile Courier, says
Gen hteadman, CON
usndlng The District @
Georgis, WITH head1usT
taTs o augusta, Fepori
rnu1h disafsCt on amor
the cIgzenz o hs de
partmenT Thev are no
- obsdlent 70 the Iags @
the lEud and the orfers o
the military autnor ue'
a. had been eLperted
Mgrh cume - preVa'eu
u that ssetlor anI muci
rreiudice exits sgalus
Fs1eral soidis = AID CD,
l4ov-ramsUt B L rl1e
progress l- beDE mal'
towards a restoIal0u o
good feeling
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

nONE = TUNNELL-Wholesale and Retail
~ BcoE-e lers. Stanouers, and New Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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WALL pAPER. e1c-

WlLSON, J. " & OO.-ManufacuIrers and
" wholesale sud ketal DesieTs "a TO- Copper
snt Sheet Iron Ware ana Furnishing Goods, No II
College street.
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Nj ERRlTF 4 HILL-Uenlers IN Wall Paper
NJ Window Shades, Wlndos Glass, ard Photo.
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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No 2I6.

DOR S'iE--A small FnsIue House, lot g.E-O. lu
i JG"t-ou street, n0rta cd the C0gp0Tsg oa Spring
Pnce s--;.
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COLLECTING AGENTs.

ID 4 TUTHILI, Deputy United =ts,es Msr-hsl
II. collects Note Accounts, SC, o Middle Ten
nU zee Office az Stste Capitol. next door ID Fed
RAJ Court kOom. P -. Lock Box 81. s'e. a1ter-
tsement N smother col ann. fiecs. tn
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-AGENTs-ro sell Wslrs Pai-nt
" SER Feeding Circular Hsnd ssvs, gresi
lsooI I-ssTIng msohlre A rsrr ouTArtuzlfy for -
I've men y nlAEe iorguus. kEtra premium n
eiess stamp 10 I. J, WELLS, 81 RssEmsz sessst
RsE YoFS, dees-is
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No. 235.

k'.h hh>T f.s-u Acre- Of good sai 81 lfst
lol-Eslr 0n 0aLsiIu llks
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.
Pam Elsry, win AIuasa csss.............. Sas a.
S5arsrE Silver ease......... s. %
Fufi JeVslgI, "-........ 81 20
Pisn Bartlett d" ".......-... ts 80
Pal JsEeled, ' ".......... 81 %
ehonOm'r Ia. 4" "...-........ 81 60
balance, N O. Sterling 5l3sf ossst....,, s5 %
SANE. bul With Expansion balance, Ia %.
Sterling silver 70 90
Same, but with Expansion balance, accurat5-
ly adjusted 10 hogt and cold, ~ 2 Or. 9ter-
ing Silver ...................-.. IS %
The above is iOr two ounce cases. Extra Tor three
1unGe cases, S. four ounce, $40. VIII ba sent
Zee uy mail or express On receipt o. pnse. Pen aad
Watch circulAr sent free Address
C.P. bARhEs
Dealer In sold Pens ard Amercs Watchss
c.5 1HH-si1osi. uo-. S.Eia, i.au'7vias, ~.
HUFT-lV
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HElGHT BBOThER5.-Deslers II Cumberlsnt
N and t1ttsburg Al Wood sawed and spl.t II
stove lengths. cfice - Church street Yard OF
Rolling Mil oil, sOuJh Of Broad All orders nlled
promptly.
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/ l.. . r. W. BROWN, Real Estste and General
~ nus mess Agent, over Yofk's BooE Store. 8sLS
Union Str ct, Nashville, Tenn. sul6-6us
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NEW STORE.
FANCY GROCERIES.
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.

A MONG THEIR STOCK MAY BE FOUND:
Java, RIO and Mocha COfft&
Crs shei, Powdered, COnse, Port Rico, knd ever
grade of Brown Sugars
Teas, Candies Starch,
C.sti.e, Palm, EfRsivs, End Laundry Soaps;
Almoni-, FIlb,Tts. Currants. Primes, Raisins
Better, oyster, Fancy and Almond Crac'ies;
Pins Apnle, Glouster ana Domestic Cheese
Mixed, Gl.Elns. Chow chow, and Imperial Hot
Pickles
Mushroom, Walnut, India ali Sir Robert PesIe
Catsup;
Sutsua, ROYAL Taiie, Bssf5tesk, Royal Osborne,
John Bun Soho, Mogul and Hervey Ssucss
Fs=-nce OF fAuchOvies, Essence Of Shrirnps.
BHlle, Imperial and Durham Mustard;
MushSoonls, Duteh Ahchovies. Auch5yy Paste.
strssbourg Meats, Posted Tongue, Potted Hams
Fruits VI every variety N cans and lar-
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Th, s,... ass' Of osiisruis Is sS,Est.Iss.
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Iu their Stock of
Wines < Brandies,
All or WHICH ARR
ENUINE AND IMPORTED,
May be found
Frmsrun sud Dun Gordon shefriez O.,
OH L.nu-.a nrII Ea.arEal .Laaa.r..

Pemsrun sud Dun Gordon shsuiez,
OH UhOfee and Reserved Msdeirz-
London Docs sud Burgurdy Port.
Pemsrtlu, B!a4ue.or: and 81. Julien MsJol
ClEret,
Haut Ssntsrne Niesteiner, HolEhehDsT and Ca
tagus Wac,
Demsrc.er, Gold Medal and Hsidsick Cham
payne,
fInet Castlilon, Ourd, DUpuy's 4 Cos Brzndies,
lrsh, eoo1eh Bourbon aud Robertson County
Whiskys
moi aud Giu.
Msrsschno Absiuthe Vsrnonths aui all sssort.
ed n ,uorz
Bakers aud Holland Hirier.
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Commission and Forwarding.
news DEALEWs, &c.

DAUL a SANFORD. Forwarding and Coz mis-
L .Iou Merchants. Our prompt sttenuon ~ gwen
u the receiving and forwarding Of COlTON. Al
South Market stfett.
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CAMPBELL MoKWEN 4 GBOEsBECK, Attor
- neys 81 Law Snu Claim Agents, practice IN al
the {, urta. Collections promptly attende1 10
'iso olaluls agansi the United 5tstes and Vouchers
coAected- Office 7E North Cherry street. Up stairs
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No. 232.

pos ssLE-oas Of Caisksuls', s.us r,.ns.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

M fEkS hUNT-ManufactuTsrs Of AL tie
NJ Latest styles Of First Glass Carriages and
bugges, ENpres. Wagons Snd CArgals, Z. NORM
Marhet street.
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Commission Merchants,
10. BRoAD STREET.
(Nest door 20 Johnson a HoruIs old sJand,l
ANUTVTIE TENNENNEEn
NASRTZLLE

EE-Snerisl sitsuuou gwen % The Purchase an
sale OF Cur nON and All Kinds OF frodlee-
sE GoCts i0rssr1ed vIth despsiyh-
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Furnishing Goods.

UNDER gARMEFr-.
WHITE WAISTS
MORNING HKAPPEEs.
CHILDREN SUITS
LNFANTa' DEEBsra
CLJAHs,
INFANT GAPS
UNDER sLtEVEs
HEAD-uHEssE
LADIES' cars
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ATTORNEYS ar Law,


| CAMPBELL McEWEN 4 GROEsBECK, Attor-
/ - neys 81 Law Snu Claim Agents. practice m all
! the G, urts. Collections promptly attende1 10
Slso CLAIMS against the United Ststes and Vouchers
collected Office 7E North Cherry street, Up stairs.
OTIs, K. A.-.ttOrney end Councillor at Law,
! " Once 4Z5z Cherry -: o. Box 74s.
BANKEItS AND BROKERS.
/
| ENIRsF NATIONAL BANE-6overzment Deposi-
/ 4 t5ry-No. o. College street, between Union
and The PuDilc square -Deslers in Uncnrreni
iloney, kxchange, Coin, and Government secu1i-
ties OF all kInds. stocks Aad Bonds bought and
tended 10.
A sASroHD. Pres't, Jas, 6. oaDEs. .ca=h'r.
MARR. THOs s.-Broker, corner Union and
W college street, buys and sells Gold, ULcuI-
rs1i Money, G5vernment SECURITIES aud NourheTz.
Ccle-tious attended % promptly.
Also bays and cells on C. mmlsslOn.
SECoSD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ 2s cherry street, de'ls IN Exchange, Govern
meni secuunes aud Co a, Collecqous promptly
rUHIRD NATIONAL RANK OF NAsHvILLE-
l. Deals n Exchanges Government Securities
and Cola Ccllecuons promptly attended 70.
Gold Stocks and Bouds 3 Ia on Commission.
". ". BEREY, President. EDGAR JoNEs Ca.hier.
-=-=-------s-.--.-.-s
sOORG AND JOE s'ifIN TANG.
CAMERON, WM Cu.-Book and Job Printers.
~ and ~ lishers Of the Ds and " sekly
Union, frnier's snley. bslEeea Union and Dead
enc streets.
BREWERY.
JPRING MkTER BKEWkRY.--MkSkEL |
- FRANK successors 70 NJ j. Druckes. BTeasIs /
q Ale aud Lager Beer. No. Al Broad stree, Nash'
vile, Tenn idecS-ly
BOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERS.
CINGLhTON, K p -Rookseler, PubHshar,
- ; suoner, aud Periodical Dealer. Post once
Building.
CAREIAGE mARUFACTCKERs.
Al YERS q HUNT-AIanufacturs Of AL tie
vi Latest styles OF First Glass Carriages and |
bugges, Express Wagons and CArryslls, Y NORM |
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BREWERY
BOOKsELLERs Ann sFATIOyER,

JPKING MATES BKEWkRY.--MkSKEL 4
- FRANK, successors 10 NJ j. Drucke.. BreseTs
Of Ale aud Lager beer, No. Al Broad sIree, Nash,
vile, Tenn dscS ly
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IUMPkINa, ID. & CO.. s. C aim Agenrs,
Il Urhcers' Pay Accounis and QuarJermsster-
Nouchers bought At tne lest rstas, OF collected
hios corner cherry snd Cedar streets, up starr
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q EVsLANp, TeNMt 81 :
Attorneys and Claim Agents.

Il $. DESANY, Attorney at Law. md War Clam
II. Agent, Cleyelsnd, Tenn noyss-Iy
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BANKEIES AND BROKRRS.

OTls, X. A.-Attorney end Councillor at Law
" Offee 425z Cherry -: P o. Box rs
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look AND JOIs PKIN TANG.

IAMERUN, WM a CU.-Book and Job Printers
~ and ~ lshers Of the Ds and v sekly
Union, frinier's snley. bs5Eeea Union snd Dead
enc streets.
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CARhIAGE lIARUFACTOKERs.

CINGLhTON, K 3 -Rookseller, Pubhshar
- suoner, aud Periodical Dealer, Post once
Building
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WE HAVE IN STORE
erie 8

,'l sA.sA ss oa.r to the ra. 81 pne-. . SUIT NE
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B.-Our cowmfsVous G, Agents ere more I5.
sral tusn those 81 say other hm 10 Ame3ics-
ndvIT su
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lIbe following interesting letter from 8
Sorthrru lady, Sho-- husband is now work
lag sugar plantation ia L0uis.1Ha. has
been furnished us FOR puhlcsu0n.
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DURYHA'S MAIZBNA
Was the only Preparation for food from
Indian Corn

That received me ial and honorable mention nom
the R8ysl Commissioner. 81 The great Iutsfuailousl
EKhIuuUu, London, lsG-, lhs competition. Of all
uromiueut msnuisr gurrrs o. "COm Staucl" and
Prepared Com Flour Of this and other countries
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SECJSD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ - cherry street, de'ls IN Exchange, Govern.
nent securities aud CO Il. ColIecqous promptly
attended % .. LUHsDEs, Cashier.
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Az oioar E'o.is a-s rllais "a thab .1rs.I a..
GLOVES.
HOSIERY.
HANDKEECuEEs.
LACEa. AND
EAbEJ4uEEL
Our Millinery Departs suf i complete .a
BONhEIs, TCEBANs, RIBBONS HATS.
FL0WEEs. ANU
Fancy Goods.
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once asd Hss ,doRcs corner g Capitol AEeB-
D- ElI zrE street, opposite east loLi % he =tsle
CHplIl, ssshEllei Ieuns-sss
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MAkR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Uuion and
NJ College street, buys and sells Gold, UhcuI-
rvDt Money, G5vernment SECURITIES aud NOurherz.
Cche-tf0us attended 70 promptly.
Also 0uys and cells on C. mmlssIOn.
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JOHN HARlEAN,s ADVENT IRE. :

In the year 1896. John Harman lived
at the edge of Abb's valley, in what is
now Tazewell county, in the State of
Virginia His cabin stood npen a spur
which juts out from the mountain ridge,
between the waters of Tug river, and
Spice creek. one OF. the tributaries. TT
was a rather exposed situation, for the
Cherokee. and Shawanock occasionally
yet 1nado it the theatre of their predatory
action, and many people predicted that
John, with his wife and two little boys,
would yet fall before the rife and hatchet
of The foe. Harman, however, who was
a stout, active young nan Of FIVE and
twenty, seemed to have no fear Of any
impending II, going in and coming out as
calmly asthough he was in thiekly set
tied country. He was, in fact, rarely at
home, being mostly engaged in hunting,
raising no corn, and depending for subsis-
tence almost entirely upon the peitry he
ootained. His hunting ground extended
nearly down to the ohioyiver, thorgil hiq
sslsual atramping-spot,' IS he called it.
Rnbraced a semi-circle, about thirty miles
Z diameter. In that space there was not
bpr, ridge, or ravine, unknown tohim
4 skhis horse, which MSS q halfblcadsd
aot much larger than a galloway,
rlSa'as,1,l tough, all9ditos 9)do nan nae,
ed zsiH 20 elup sql
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NEVER TO OLD TO LEARv.--socrates,
at an extreme old age, learned to play on
musical instruments.
Cato, at eighty-fve years ofage, com
menced the study of the Greek language.
plutarch,- when between seventy and
eighty years Of age, commenced the study
Of the Latin Language
Boccacio was thirty FIVE years of age,
when he commenced his studies in polite
literature. Yet he became ono,sof the
greatest masters ofthe Tuscan dialect,
Dante and Petrarch being the other two
Sir Henry spelman neglected the sci
ences in his youth, but commenced the.
stndv of them when he was betweensffty
and sixty years ofage- After this time
he became a most learned antiquarian
and lawyer.
Virgil, was unacquainted with :hatin and
Greek until he was past fifty:
DR.. johnson applied himself to the.
Dutch language but few yea':s before
his death
Ludovico Monaldcsco, at the great agge g
one hundred and fifteen, wrote the me-
! r,oirs of his own times.
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had ciossg suddenly on his throat. pre-
venting his voice from sounding, while
With the-right hand tho-hunter thrust his
heavy knife into tie side Of his foe.
But the savage was not killed with the
Blow, and a violent struggle commenced
Harman having the rock as sort OF
brace to his back, would have had much
tie advantage in the fight, were not this
rain. counterbalanccd by the necessity of
keeping the throat ofhis antagonist tight
" pressed, in order oprevont his outcry.
+ However,, he maintained his position,
and inflicted four or five severe stabs,
when the savage managed to grasp his
right arm. A terrific struggle ehsded,
in which the knife dropped from his grasp
and they both fell together. This releas-
cd the savage's throat from. pressure, but
before he could cry out, Hartman had tur-
ned him, and hadhis face pressed into the
soft earth, while his right knee was for
cibly set between mis- shoulders The
loss of blood had 50 weakened the Indian,
that.hc could make no resistance, and
presently he tainted. So soon as Harman
felt the muscles of the other relax, he felt
around for weapon, and his fingers pres
entity touched blade. He grasped the
handle ofthe recovered knife, and drove
The steel into the vertebra of the savagc's
neck. The fight was over,
Harman knew that he would be sur
rounded by scouts in a short time, as sn'
continued absence of the warrior woulc
lead the rest to suspect his fate, and that
his only chance lay in an immediate es
cape. lie knelt down and feeling the
head Of his foe, took his scalp, bruta
proceeding which the hunters of that pc
Rod and place rarely neglected, sincesth'
loss of that trophy always gave keen MOI
.tificasiion to the friends of the slain. d..
! then faltfor the arms Of the Indian. Their
was neither knife nor tomahawk in tn
belt.of the slain, but the rifle was foun'
on the ground lie took this last, and re
entering the rock-house, passed it out c
the lower aperture, and silently sunk IT
the river. tFhen taking the powder-hor,
and bullet-pouch of the slain, and grasl
ing his own rifle, he lettthe place. 1t b'
inc quite dark, though though there wei
few scanty rays from the campfire o.
! oosite, he made his way cautiously alor
!, the narrow bottom, and crossing the hi
!. at 9 favorable spot, soon came to whel
). bis. horse and dog we're tethcrcd. Loo
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q with . sin:-

w ~ y. -
eaied to be fash,
;detertA q. pursue it without.
aid. sohe fastened his horse in
Rel rough, and tying his dog hard by,
6t down young maple tree with his
atches, to give his brute supper;primed
ssis riae freshly, and followed the sign ;
The trail led up drain, over the ridge,
md down the opposite side to a creek
a { {he mouth of this it entered the wa
fer. Harman crossed, found the trail
cain. and followed until within an hour
sof sunset. Finding. the animal bad too
much start, he gave up the chase, and
sets out toreturn Entering the river, at
Esbe lower part of along shoal, he kepts'p
lin the stream to fnd a good landing place
Tho bank being rather steep on the
IS &onnosite shore-andin looking for the spot
Fsouired, 10 discovered a fox making bis way
alone the shallow. Before he could draw
s. bead on him, the animal had entered
some hole or other, and disappeared from
view The hunter, curious to see whittier
/ the fox had gone, followed, and found
himself at the entrance of en- accidentally
formed cave, or roclS-house, as it is termed
III that quarter, directly at the rivers
brink, and not noticeable until you were
;sb;,, few feet of it. Into this he en-
tered.
The cavern had been formed by the
falling of two huge fragments of . sand
stone cliff, from the hillabove, whose pro
sst r,,sss into the rivers bed had been inter
rapssd by a shelf Of rock. at the waters
edae. The two pieces had fallen in such
a.manner, as to meet.in the centre, leav-
Inc a small aperture below and larger
one above. Inside, the space was about
ten feet in length, and in The centre high
enough to allow two or three tall men tc
stand upright. Where the edges of.twe
rocks met was q crevice looking towards
!. she. water, which admitted light, ane
Though which the opposite shore was
plainly visible.
Hartman saw that this would make ,
very good place for acamp when needed
tbesr1per entrance. serving as chimney
and late as it.was gave a hasty glance t.
assure himself Of its capabilities. In do
;ng this he happened to glance througl
The crevice, and to his surprise saw
BODY Of Indians, who had stopped on IN
opposite shore Of the river, and yer
..s,sEin,e nrenarations TO encamp. u
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counted them. There were twenty il
all, each in their warspaint. lt.was pret
|ty evident that they were bound on az
expedition against the settlements above
ana tho hunter.felt quite uncomfortable
at the thought that: his family were pn
protected, and exposed. in all probability
to be the first victims He made up his
mind to Slip. out Of his hiding-place after
dark, and, regaining his house,fo place
lba family in safety and alarm the set
tiers around. In tho omeanwhile he watch
ed the movements Of the savages, and no
tieed that one .of them, who bad been up
Tile, river-shofe, held hurried converse
tionswith another who appeared to have
command. A conference ensued, and a
tail and athletic savage Immediately left
the ggoup. 1Io:sasv at onee thst issfoot-
prints. Oh The sliore7h been discovered,
and that this man had been sent on trail.
Har,nan was alarmed, for although he
knew isplacel Of concealment would not
be discovered easily, as the sun was near
y down; yet failing 10 find where he left
the water, they might surround him with
outlielx, oS in their search discover his
horse, whose loss would prevent possibly
his purpose lie cndeaMorcd therefore to
watch The movements of the sceut, but he
wss in the river, and being on the same
si(lo with Iarnan, hidden from The view
OF the latter.
At ldngth he saw the savage leave tic
water at 4 point lower down than where
lie entered, and apparently report his
waat &c success. n conference follow
ed, end The savage entered The water,
ard reerossel the river AS it was grow
ing dark, llarman supposed that this new
search would soon be abandoned; and.
made up Lis mind, that Before an hour
had passed lie. would return the way he
had coma, and endcavor 10 creep Through
llt55ae 5ase very outskirts of The cnomy's camp,
,ssuisss hey would least expect hims and
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at the waters edge. 1t was supposed
that, finding he was about to- diesof his
wounds, he had endsavorcd t6 drag him
self into Che river, in order, to preserve
his scalp from the hands of the whites,
but had expired before he succeeded in
cfHecting hissobject.
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RAE Pn1LosophY.-"He was 3 Truly
brave elbow that said:
scolsider no man capable ofinsultiug
YOU; Who is mean enough to doit. In
this, Sr have the decided advantage.
For whilst by insult, he acknowledges
YOU wc.thy ofhis notice, you, by your
: NEGLECT prove him unworthy: of yours
Sucha man would make 81 better sol.
dier, in defence of any just cause, than
the loulost swaggeror ever hes
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Iris generally believed that aneaTs
exchapie Of prisoners VIII Jake piace: :