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TIE FLOWER OF Z0MBAR.
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a Hungarian Legend.
BY AGILE PENNIE.

BY the banks of the Danube, near
to the town of Zombar, stood com.
Portable farm house, surrounded by
smiling fields that showed plainly
thrift and culture.
At the time we write of, the plains
Of Hungary Were the scenes Of many
a desperate fight
ount:Tekeli, the Hungarian hero,
had takenjup arms against the Aus
trian oppressor. Desperate had been
the attempt Of the soldiers of the
empire to crush Tekeli, but he kept
the field and bid defiance to the pow
cr Of the tyrunt.
Under tho shelter Of a stately oak
that flung its thick branches to the
breeze close by the door OF the farm
house, stood an old man and a young
girl. r.
The man was called Matthias; he
was the owner Of the little farm.
The glrl was his nicco, Yelva, and
known throughout the country, far
and near, US the "Flower Of Zom-
bar.
She was the fairest maid that e'er
the sun shone on, in loving kindness,
in all the fair Hungarian valley.
Hair Of the tint Of llponing wheat ;
eyes as blue as tic sky and as pure as
tue waters Of tho spring bubbling
from the mountains side; complexion,
clear rcd and white, the feecy cloud
and the dying ray OF the sun combin-
ed; tall OF stature, and supple in limb;
the step Of Diana; TIC grace Of We
nus. -s, .
Little wonder that the Hungarian
youths kncIt in homage to the Flower
OF ZomJar.
"Yelva, have news for you" said
the old man, who had just returned
from the village, whose spires could
be seen in the distance.
"News-well ?" questioned the girl,
and there was an anxious look upon
her face.
eyes; dost thou remember the lad
whom thy harshnoss drove to a SOL
dier's life, Red Ohio, as tho village
lads called him ?'
':It was not my fault if I could not
love him." said the girl, proudly.
."Tusb, thou wilt never love any
one," cried the old man, impalienlly.
The fatte.y of thy lovers has turned
thy brain. But, 10 return to Ohio.
liz has won u brave name for himself,
and now commands regiment in the
Hungarian army. Hc is near at hand,
and at nightiull will visit us."
"W ny not before 2"
"Aud run the risk Of being surpris-
ed by some Of the Austrian troopers
who are luarterod in youder village !?
The bitter CURSE OF IN oppressed and
down-,rodden people rest upon
them |" cried the old man, in anger.
There is but little DAGGER" Yelva
said, zLseutIy, her thoughts apparont-
ly far away from the subject On which
she spoke.
"You do not speak with judgment
when you cay that. Thrice have l
seen one of the Austrian officers
lettering near us;a well-!ooking fel-
low enough, although he wears the
hated uniform OF our foes
The girl started slightly at the
mention OF the young officer, and cast
u hasty glance, full Of apprehension,
into the face of the old r,an.
ooh, do not ftar!' continued Mat
thius, Misunderstanding the meaning
of the glance. "lIo will not be apt to
trouble US, unless he catches a
glimpse Of thy pretty face. But,
Ohio, girl: will you SEQ him to
night?"
Why, of course, uncle! !" Iclva re-
piled, quickly; "yor know that love
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Tho Dream Of the Dying Child.
BY ANDREW GLASS.

Mother, how I long to wander
where the waters, sweet and low,
sing the music Of the mountains
10 the flowers that bud and blow.
Oh! I'm weary of the CITY.
And I long for the delight
That pervaded all my being
AS dreaming lay last night.n
Lay your head upon my bosom:
Tell me, dearest, of your dream.n
I'm my vision was waited,
Mother, to mountain stream:
Soft and low the winds were signing
Through the verdant, blooming trees
DoWn the glen came sweetest music,
Floating on the perfumed breeze.
suddenly there stood before me
Quite o throng Of maidens fair
How describe their robes Of glory,
Or the gems that decked their hair!
Lovingly they smiled upon frie,
!hen, i'll accents sweet and mild,
sad, with tremulous emotion,
Come with US, poor little child.
we will lead thee to a city
That no tyrant ever trod,
Nor those destitute of pity,
VINO on earth make gold their god.
Signs and tears-sad fruit of av,rice-
Never yet found entrance there,
And thy Elder Brothers glory
Maketh all things wondrous fair!
Scenes of ever-growing glory!
tadeless flowers OF sweet perfume.
Rivers flowing clear as crystal
Through the realms beyond the tomb
Sweet angelic strains of music
Aye resounding through the air:
Hearts refined by earthly sorrow,
Waiting to receive you there.
Though thy form be weak and fragile
Crushed beneath this iron aye,
Whose proud annals might be written
With mems lise-sLreain, eyery uape-
Come with us to lands scrabble.
Far more beautiful than this,
Where the tears that dim thy vision
r Shall give place TO perfect Bliss
"Then they struck their golden harp
strings,
Waved their fadeless crowns on high
Glidcd gently down the valley,
Lost forever to mine eye.
Down the glade swept cooling breezes,
Playing on my tevered brow,
And around me floated music
Hark methinks hear it now!n
With a cry her mother started,
Grasped her darliug's icy hand,
Whose pure spirit had departed
With tile sweet angelic band.
She was left alone with sorrow,
Through the weary coming yearsl
Weeping widow! thy sad annals
Might be written in thy tears.
-Liwrpool Mercury.
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"spealk not!'' the girl cried, in con-
tempt. "Go, false heart, and, forget
my curse if you can!"
A single angry glance leopold cast
at the girl, and then he disappe
in the wood. .s,r...,s.s
+ A momont Yelya stood metionless;
and then, with sigh, fell sehseless to
the the ground
When she. recovered her senses, q
stalwart man, dressed in the garb Of
a Hungarian soldier, bent over her.
A single glance Yelva gave into the
red-bearded face and she recognized
Iits-owner. = %
"OthoW she murmured.
"The same, Yelva," he replied.
1t was indeed the Hungarian youth
who, because she would not love him,
had become a soldier and won q namo
second to none in pekeli's army, y
5Otho assisted Yelva to rise. sl
"otho, why doyou come here?"
she asked tafntly. 49,
"Can I trust you? Do you love
your country 2" he asked. "A.
Il am aE,true Hungarian .girl,rshe
replied. los
In Zombar is an Austrian regiment
When darkness covers the earth.tI
shall lead my soldiers to the attack"
"An Austrian rogiment?" she mur-
mured. alsia.;l !,
"Yes, commanded by young sprig
of nobility, Leopold, Countof Lam.
berg" -.
I. Yelva started at the namc. -
"Otbo, you once said yon loved
me-" she exclaimed. suddenly. -
"And do so still; better than my
life:" he cried. .s - sss=',.
"What would You do to gain my
love p a4Sa st'
"Any thing, possible or inpossi-
Bile p ~. .sia41 ssyss !.
Bring me the head of the Aus
trian colonel, 'the Count Of Lamberg
and / am yours Hsshe said, with white
lips. - asef
'I'll do it, though thousand Aus
trian soldiers hemmed him roundl"
cried Otho in fierce determination.
"You see 1 am true daughter;of
Hungary" she said with a bitter ac-
cent. - ra n4a
eyes; I honor you for it p replied
the soldier, in admiration. ibst
when will you accomplish the
task?'' ,-.J.s.. .,as,
"Before the moon rises, and she
comes up at.ten. I will bring you the
proof Of my love to you at the farm
house"
The two parted. z..s.,,s
When darkness yelled the earth.
and the stars shone clear in the lnky
sky, Yelva stood at the door of the
farmhouse aIdslistened. - &go5
Hour succeeded hour; yet, like a
statue, at the door she stood. pa
Then on the breezy wings Of the
night air came the sounds of strife.
Shot succeeded shot in quick success
sion. The glare of burning buildingst
famed on the night A troop Of
horscmen, beari, g weapons stained
with blood, and shouting hoarse cries,
of victory, rode up from Zombar.i
The: leader, Red Ohio. dismounted
from his horse, advanced to the girl,
and from under his cloak produced a.
human head. s.s,g
Stains Of blood were on the face;
and drops Of gore matted together;
the yellow locks. The treacherous
blue eyes, wide open, seemed to stare
on all around. ,c
1t was the head of Leopold. Count
Of Lamberg, the false lover! .,a
"a simple instant Yelva gazed upon
the awful sight; then, without sign,
without groan, she fell forward
upon her face, dead -
A broken heart-an instant death.
:: The Flower of Zombar was claimed
by stcrner bridegroom than even
the gay Hungarian soldier.-Sdtars
urduy Star Journal. 80
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State Of South Carolina.
AEEEELLLE COUNTY.

ABBEFILLE COCNT(.
BY /. l.. CUFFIN, Esq, Probate
=. -.s.. Judge.
VNTHFREAS, +. J. Pinson, has
w made suit to me, to grant him
Letters of Administration of the Estate
and effects OF Lemuel Felt, deceased,
late OF Abbcvil!e County.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish ali and singular the kindred and
Creditors OF the said L1IAIUEL FELT,
deceased, that they be and appear, before
NE, in The Court Of Probate, to be held
at Abbevilie, G.. H., on the 2lst Of Octo-
Der next, after publication hereof, at
ii o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw cause
if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my land and seal, this
18th day OF October in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hndrcd and
sevcnty-one anu in the nineIy-sixth
year Of American Independence.
PuIished on the 10th day Of October
1871 in the Press and Banner.
l.. l.. GUFFIN
JUDGE OF pROATE.
October 1881, 2G-2t.
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ESSJGMEES SALE,
TT RaNERUpTGY

In tie matter o1 ". d u. il. Ct'mkscales,
Ea"IrsTJts.
pY virtue Of all order TO me directed,
/ issuing out OF the District Court of
the United States, for the District of
South Carolina, | will sell at Ahbeville
Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY
in November next, for Cash, and free
from incunbrance. THE HOME
pow in possession VIM. Clink-
scales, which was laid oif to him under
military orders, containing Twenty
Acres more rless including the dwelling
house and out houses and appurtenances,
situate in Abbeville County, OH Hogskin
creek.
TERMS CASH-Purchasers to pay for
papers and stamps.
II. II. WARDLAW.
Assignee.
Abbeville, Oct. 9, 1S71-25 3t
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J. r. BLACK,
Diamond Hill 2. 0.

+ ! HIS is to certify, That I have
! used j. r. Blacks Compound
Chemical Manure, (nlade Oh the
FARM J, cost Eleven Dollars per ton.
an fully satisfied with it. Cotton
with it docs not fire, and its
fruit is equal TO cotton manured with
other standard Fertilizers.
CONRAD WAKEFIELD.
Oct. {, 1871.
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Dr Shoemaker. out in Ohio. ",

DR.. Shoemaker, out in Ohio, was
handling az old gun barrel Ae put
Il cap On it and struck it with a ham,
NOR, probably with q shoemaker's
hammer. Of course it "was not sup
posed to he loaded" and of course q
bystandcr was shot. The atter's
foot will have to be taken of, which
vii! make more work for Shoemaker
and less for the shoemaker.
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ISl q CEZ75
CHEMICAL NANURB F.

The subscribcr calls attention to the
annexed certificates of practical far
mcrs who have tested his unrivaled
Chemical Manure. 1t is cheap and it
is scfficacious-accomplishing all the
results of the best fertilizers, at ore
fifth the expense. 1t is invaluable to
larmers-Aplly to the subscriber at
Diamond Hill, or agent at Abbcvillo
C. Ii.
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Ile State Of South Carolina
Ebbeville County.
10 the Sheriff Of said County,

WTOU are hereby required to summon
e. Michael O'Burns, by publication,
to appear before me at my office on the
10th day OF November, 1871, to answer
the complaint Of jacob Kurz, upon an
account for Nine Dollars and fifty cents
Witness my hand seal, October 10,
1871.
ROBERT r. HEMPHILL, lis. ]
Trial Justice, Abbeville County. (
hc'. II, 1871, 25-tf
IF you want fine Toilet Soap, K. K.
x. Soap, Lemon, Corn a d Orange
Soap, 80 to Kaphan & Skiarz.
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State Of South Carolina.
ADGEViLLE COUNTY.

In IFodGn t""rt.-t tIfIH0n.
b. L. L. GUFFIN, Esquire, Probate
Judge.
Ss7HEREAS, r. +. BOWIE,
w has made salt TO nlc to grant him
Letters OF Administration. Of tic Estate
and cfltct, OF CATO HCNIIIN, DC
ceased, late Of AhheviliG County.
These are therefore TO cite ana aGmon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and
Creditors OF TIE said C-tTu HUNTER,
deceased, that they be a3d appear, be-
fore nle, in The JOErt OF Probate. 20 be
held at Athevillc 6. H., on the 2nd
November next, after publication hereof,
al II O'Clock in the forenoon, 10 shcw
cause if any they have. why the said
AdnininistrutioM should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 18Th day
of October, in the yea:of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred ant! seventy
one, and in the njncty-siXth ycar of
American Independence.
' Published on the l@!h day of October
1871, in the Press c1,d LuuIrr.
l.. l.. CCFFIN,
J. L. A. c.
October 10, 1871, 2G2t
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TENHIS is to certify, that I havo used
4 J. r. Blacks Compound Chcmi
cul Manure, (Made on Farn,) cost
Eleven Dollars per ton. | manfred
with this manure and Ettiwan No. g
on the same land. and after careful
picking and weighing, find it equal il
not better than the Eltiwan.
SAMUEL G.. SHAW.
Oct. 7. 1871.
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Sd. TIE 3eayerdan Place,
This place contains
kth. TEE HARDLAD0R PLACE
This place contains
A2OACRES.

There is settlement on it and house
room for two families; there is e good
spring Of water near the dwelling. Cole
mans Branch, Bravc:ti;lm and Hard
labor Creeks rGi! through il, ailoNling
wafer in abundance, and nIaking it one
OF the best stock farms in ;he State.
There is perhaps ore hundred and fifty
acres Of Bottom land na this place, the
portion Of il that is in cultivation pro-
duces corn to great perfection, thc place
is umdcr a good fence, ana timber sui
ticient 10 keep IL up for al time.
These lands join and are bounded by
Capt. l.. NtyEu!IS, =. Y. Watson, Dr.
Bird, II. Thomas, Capt ". +. CotllraM,
JAS. Steifcr aild 2. II. Bradley.
On tie same day, and at the same
place, will be sold a HOUSE aud LOT,
in the Town Of ABBEViLLII, known
as the
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4s.sf ~ Sc !. = t.G.tIe

now occupied 3y Nj. Clark, Jcwclcr.
These lands will be sold under Glc
will Of thc late john Mcclellan, decd,
and the titles made perfect and indisnu-
table. Terms 10 per .cc.:s. OF tiic par
chase money mu>t be paid in cash, The
balance in twelve months, two &rpro"-
Ell securities, ana MORTGAGE OF the
premises viii be required % secure the
payment of reminder
Persons wishing TO loo!: at any or all
of these LANDS with 8 View TO purchase
are referred to p. II. Bradley, ..oin T.
Mckel!ar, Jas. II. Dendy or Whos. Nj.
Dendy, any or all of whom VIII take
pleasure III showing them.
EARZ ): DEEDY, Ex'triz.
P. II. BRADLEY, Executor.
Sent % 1871 2H-t;
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Tho most improbable idea of tho
day-thc fact OF 'spirits' being able
to carry one home.
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II State Of S]ltl Carolina.
Eb5aviLlo County.

To The SAcrig Of saie2 County,
WOU arc hereby required to summon
q by publication, Michael O'Burns,
to appear before me at my Office, OH the
10th day Of November. 1871, TO answer
the complaint OF Miller & Robertson,
upon an account for -Four Dollars and
seyenty-fivc cents.
Given under my hand and seal, Octo
er 10th. ISL.
ROBERT r IIEMPEILL, rLs.]
Iria. Justice Ab1eville County.
Oct. y, 1871, G5-tf
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State of South Carolina,
AEEEVIELE COUNTY.

10 0N aoh0m It may concern.
I, Matthew Mcdonald, Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas and General
Sessions for said County, State aiore,
SAID, do hereby certify, that | am per-
sonaIy acquainted with the signcrs to
the preceding certificates, and take
pleasure in saying that they arc sever
ally honorable gentlemen, and arc men
ofcredis and vcracity, and arepractieal
and good farmers in the County uiorc-
said.
also certify, that 1 know J. R
Black is q practical farmer Of said
County, and has succeeded well in his
A agricultural operations.
Given under my hand and seal of said
Court, this 9th October a. D. 1871
at AbbcvilIc G.. II. $. G..
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
c.. c.. p. L. C. S. Ahbevilu Co. S. G..
I approve and endorse the proceed
ing certificate Of the Clerk Of the
Court for ALbevilTe C"uuty aforesaid.
HENRY S. CASON,
Sheriff Ahbevillc County.
Oct. 9, \. ID. 1871.
State of South Carolina.
ABEEVILLE COUNTY.
IsT. B. Milford, Comfy Auditor for
the County Of a Eov:!ie, do hereby
certify that | am well acquainted
with the foregoing gentlemen and
know thcm to be practical and rclia-
bic mcn aud good farmers.
II. b. MILFORD.
County Auditor.
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Willis G. Harris, EX'r, against Geo
A. Addison, NJ. G. Taggart. and
others.
BUys Jor Accoont, Sd'cs Of Land, Mr.
shH assets, DC.

ESY virtuc Of the Order Of Court
l. made in this case. will sell at
pHblic outcry, at AbhevilIe Court
House, On the FIRST MONDAY in
NOV EMBER next, within the lega|
hours, all that tract or plantation OF
Land Of which Elizabeth Harris died,
seized and possessed, to wit:
THE HOME TRACT,
Containing 1,1AO Acres,
more or less, which was assigned to
Willis G. Harris, in the division he.
tween him and William Harris, situate
lying and being in the County and
State aforesaid to be more particular
!y deserted on day Of sale.
Terms Cash, purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers.
TT & CASON
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.y>HIS is to certify, That We have
{ examined the c,op Of cotton
grown on the farm Of Mr.. J. Il. Black,
and are free to say that it is the Iarg-
est plant, and the fullest iruited by
far OF any cotton we have seen.
Manure used, J. r. Black Compound
Chemical Manure (made on the farm, }
at cost Of Eleven Dollars per ton.
J. II. HADDONn
JOHN l.. BLACK.
McDUFFIE HADDON,
]. II. BELL,
JAMES CARWILE,
W. WICKLIFFE,
DAVID CRAWFORD,
D. NJ. MILFORD,
G. JONES,
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABDETiLE CONNTY.

BY virtue Of an order issued ont Of
the Court Of Probate, in the case Of
P. Ii. Bradley and others, against
Reuben +. Gray, and vile and
others.
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Application for Renewal Of Charter.
rTHE Trustees of ErsLine College
I hereby give notice. that appIica
ton will be made before the Lcgisla-
ture at its next session for renewal
OF the charter Of said college.
VIM HOOD, Secretary.
Sept q, 1871, 22--tf
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Oct. 9, 1871, 25-3t
The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE co UNITY.

The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
By virtue Of an order issued out Of
the Court of Probate. in the case Of
Willis Smith, Guardian for Elizabeth
S r. Smith, against Henry Riley,
and others.
Proceedings IN Partition.
TWILL sell at Abbcvilie Court
| House on Salcday next, al! the
Real Estate of Thomas Riley, situa-
ted in the County, State aforesaid, on
waters of Curllail creek, bounded by
lands of Burt Riley, Isabella Tolbert,
and Mrs. Many Riley supposed to be
Four Hundred Acres.
This land will be sold in two tracts
represented by plats to be exhibited
on the day OF sale.
On each tract is d settlement, with
a dwelling house and all other neccs-
sary outhuildings.
TERMS. one.half of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. The Bal
ance on a credit Of twelve months
with interest from day of sale. Sc
ccred, by bond and approved security
Titles not to be delivered until the
purchase money is fully paid, other
terms to be more particularly made
known on day Of sale.
HENRY S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbevii.e County.
Oct. 9, 1871, 25-3t
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State cf South Carolina,
-Abbeville County.
In the Common Pleas.
EQUITY SIDE.
o. r. Porcher, Ex'r and Trustee, VS.
Joshua Daniel and others.
Bill for injunction, Construc.
ton, &c.

PURSUANT to the order of the
l. Court, passed July 5, 1871, i'll
tho above stated cause, Notice Is here,
By yiren 10 the children Of Cornelius Lozr
Eoilry Cor, Brihuna Face, and PhocLc
Price, (whosc names and number AZ
unknownD lcgatcvs under the will of
Mrs. Jane Reid, deed, TO appear md
p,oJe Neir Meotity, a"l clnim their share
of snid estate, on or before the lst 0
August, 1872, or they will DC barre
Of any benefit under the decree
said case. ..-.-
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IF you want fine and cheap Blank
cts 80 to Kaphan L. Sklarz.
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II. S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbcvillc County.
400 Acres Of Land,

more or less, situate in the County OF
Ahbeville, in the vicinity Of Green
wood, On the new rut road, bounded
by lands Of Peter Rykard, Jacob ly-
ilard and lands known as Mrs. Mary
Boozer, levied upon as the property
of r II. Mouncc, ads. Rebecca Ste
war; and J. J. Cooper.
Terms Cash, purchaser to ray for
stamps and papers.
II. S. CASON,
S. A. c..
Sherih''s OfYice,
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The Personal Assets will be sold at the
same time and place, due advertisement
of which will be given.
WM. J. GAYER,
Referee and Receiver.
Oct. II, 1871, 25-tf
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SheriT's Oilice,
Oct. 9, 1871.
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''Iou will obey this cruel orderW
she murmured, looking up in his
face.
Il dare not refuse; my head
would pay TIC forfeit. What other
course is open to me but to obey?"
ely from tho power Of the em-
pcror the Carpathian hills Of Iunga-
ry will hide you from pursuit!' she
explained.
"What, forsake my country and
KIN II be cried, an angry frown gath
ering on his face.
"What have I not given up for
you7". Yclva asked, bitterly. cam |
not Hungarian, native of the land
that your soldiers are treading with
iron hcol into the dust2 have loved
you, Forgetting that the blood Of my
murdered countrymcn stains your
sword; forgetting all in my wild
dream Of passion. But 90, false heart!
Go wed the bride that Austra's En-
peror gives to your hand! Forget
The Hungarian girl in the smiles of
tho court lady; but, may my bitter
curse cling to you, so that, in the ba'-
tie hour, your arm may be power css
May the iron:shod hoofs of the Hun
garian steeds tramp!c YOU to denth
and III your last hour, think of the
weak and foolish girl who trusted to
your plighted word and sacrificed 81!
for you"
TIE Austrian covered beneath
the fiery spcc"h like whipped cur.
"lclva!" he murmurcd: as if to beg
her 10 recall hex words.
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ID. TIE EEEN PLACE,
Containing 202 Acres.

There is on this place a comfortable
dwelling, and all necessary oet-tuitl-
ings. There is a good fountain of water
near the Houses and two small streams
running through the farm, on these
streams there iS bottom land enough to
make corn 20 supply the place; there is
about one hundred acres in cultivation,
all under q good fence; there is about
60 acres OF original forest we'll tinbered.
This is sp.cniid littie lalm, scarcely
any waste land OH il.
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October 10, 1871, 2G-2t