The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-02-21
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A. tho ern woo sott;nc ono nlaosant
ovan;nn I W. IN Tho month of Nav of the
vosr 1So on road leading tbrouob AN
s,most w;,darnasl some tan m;les west
fron, tha e;tv of TafIabassee. II, the Ter
r;forv &c FInr;da two men ON horseback
wsro @ r;a;na slowly forward in q westerly
direction =
Ono of these nersons was short. thick
and nowarfnllv bn;It with wide chest
and broad shonlders-2the characteristics
| of = strono man. His habiliments con-
sisted of . checked shirt. brown linen
nants heavy boots. and a straw hat
Ii;s nouo ,v.s Non 500 and ho wac q
blaclsm;tb of TalIahassee-a man of
cod ran,,to IN tha c;tv
ss m. S aos,,ar;or NOS of mod;,n, s;zo
. o,, JT nnnnort;nnaa ] Thera voc CO :
,hnnants,, H." St pvnress;on mon his featnres'
snh Is.s's.'. aapaoo,,o,,t;ap ps a;r;n his NAV
naugn.y' oenssaaea es,,,i, an M o,,;o,r 3 - ~
ners' WIN n,sr sys anu Ia,.a. Az
s,se n.p'.o. l pp p,ast o,,a q Sosl, I osr ooas
ul ua,A panss, vain I I 20, v~a -,
i,sa. ,eaeae. ne. sugy, %h;. % oan - mss Iamaa;oo
,enusn ns ~ aa' - n os.tons;wo [ rasrahant ~
Ee,,., n ,lonse' a ss sos .ho sr.t % o;.;s,sa -
- a'.na.sss, =, a'u I Iosst 10 wss 80 cnns;d
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ereri tn ia ,,,.,,od .ho;r co,,rso i :;
u.y uau 4. pu,so h,.n .na .hora -,
.eneo -, nca s:aas, M .ho;n ~ ~
: n,aAeu .,s'. ...aD alls,Int ~ ~, s;ao M
% N.Y. N.Y. Sto 49, ,.as sss osra1ass ~ ,n b;s .nno.
Don oo.o ,as, I.'s -, ass . hoad,ass @ 81 ntai
s,eep. ps ~ n,s -. 'uoA, r.snna @ wh;Ie na NOV
!. ~ : ~, ~ ~ p.s: ell, =, h;s Ne hond ona
S;s II G loon ~ an;cb aye scanned every snr.
as u.s., asr = NET IuA Not Iasf ,noved nor
! tm;a hsnt tb.t h;s eoole glance aid NOT
dataei g I1'.1'.l3'
'essHyi aWhot t;n,o Az Won exnect tho man
will orerfake ne p, injured Don Soto
suddenly irrons;ng himself from the half
stpnor into wh;e7, he had fallen. and adj.
|dressina his companion 5
aT wonld not he surprised If It was
. o,ro o.c,oct, was tha rcnly 8 ..Iie
bas oone n see his jady.joye. and time
viii fiy fast" There was an almost
eand;sb exnressionn mon the features Of
| the sneaker asTis best that he should
ltorrv,, ba cont;nued afor II is the lasi
t;ms a,sI he W will ever visit her" s3gT
.Rravo for You. De Monte!r iocose.
~ axcls;med his COMPANION. Zone
would sunpose to hear YOU talk, YOU had
saIlen in 1--we with some fair one.and was
now endeavorino to cantnre q rival fol
fs.r that ba would he more successful
than vn,,rsalf and carry off the prize- -
10 10 bai ;sn,t thai. the case? Now
own @ T' IN l;le M ! man ~ s.'7f t,'1 I'd
asnpaE On y ;nterrnnted De Monte,
moad;ly .Sneak ont. don't be afraid.
7 viii listen J, 7s'lSe1''sa 8 4 s7s
"Now isn't that sensible for q man
Wsa,,s nI - tha nsa in av;no into foolish
-. ssaa : e,,or, so M t;ma : word,s dronned ~
pAsI sswbo ;s N nass;on ~ ipterrooated
| De Monte. .aYour remarks don't apply
| to me. But come, here is the spot had
chosen for the ambush, Let us dlsinoun'
and secure our horsesin the swamp.theil
we can conceal ourselves in some thicke'
near the beaten track, and wait till he
comes =
| .sAny way to suit,and get you in good
temper again. You're so pesky snap
ipish that it's almost dangerous to speak
loud in your presence I've come out
there for the express purpose OF captur1
ling somebody, whom suppose you've
got grudge against. I'd be a fool to
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