Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-24

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sa=ln the Summer a at ffIsLss was en-
,gagsds With ll a. young SsR Mah named1Ly-
man 2 an, sAnaph n ioeatlag. iand;~lots
long fhs W abash aHan|asana. sl|aa Ihad
Faens oat tspartly Tor m pealth, Tan9
PATTY g: aecommosaates9ae II sssa VINO NAG
Esgsls 5esn sg nSpls s|!'ss iFlsnatp me, and
VINO had pufshaseaFa ls gSsat aeaI OF
.Foyesrsament r lanu; At DlsaVenpole ne
was .: Fakeq 'slck lana 'a1ter sWatcnlIng
: with !Fl hlm 2 m a q week. IN hopes that ne
would soon = recover l louna tnat ne
mad a settled FEVER ana, as'tne phy-|
5 slclans ,,ls SAID that ne would . not prooa-
Ply be aole TO move unoer m9ntn'
- determined. TO push on aiones1 20
l ootalned t1f; s a good nurse ana, paVlngj
seen that my friend would nave eve
fythirg necessary to MS comfort that
money could procure, left him.
:. iAs good fortune would have it, y
fouRd. a party Of six men bound on
the'vsry roats I was going, and I
waited one day for the sake of their
company. At length we Sset l!out,
with three pack horses to carry our
luggage, and soon found l had lost.
nothing by watt 1g, for nay compan-I
ions were agreeable and entertaining.
They were going On to st. Josephs,
where they had land already located,
and where they had mills upon the
river, intending to get out lumber
during the remainder Of the season. /
On the third day from Logansport
we reached ,Walton:s settlement on
the Little River having left the Wa
bash on the morning of that day. TIL
was we'll on into the evening when
we reached the little log built inn Of
the settlement, and we were glad
enough Of the hhelter:55 for, ere We
we're fairly under cover, the RAIN be
gan to fall in big drops, and thickly,
too. And more still had | to be
thankful for. My horse began to
show a lameness in one Of bis hind
legs, and when L 'haped from the
saddle found that his foot panied
him much, as | could tell by the
manner in which he Lifted !, 1t from the
ground. ordered the nostler TO
bathe it in cold water, and then went
into the house, where we found a
good subst initial supper, and com
Portable quarters tor the nlght-that
is, comfortable quarters tor that sec
tion and time.
About ten o'clock. Just after had
retired, and just as l WAS falling into
a grateful browse, | was startled by
the shouts OF men and barking OF
dogs directly under my window As
the noise continued l arose anu
threw on my clothes 10 and went Z At down.
What Is 1t asked OF the land
lord VINO stood IN the doorway. on
AN ! oon I you Know stranger
SAID the e ! host' turning o., Ou We
heard a111 OF Gqstqs ,I Is, hari' perhaps
VINO IN the west at ;tnati Clme me, 9ao
not nearo OF nlm-tne mosI RECKLESS
and ! murderous . r0boeI Q ., e., = that ,' ever
cursed a country! told the most
had heard OF him often.
I" Well" ne resumed. the villain
was here only tins AFTERNOON, ana
murdered man just, up the river.
We've been out ut after him, but hega.ye
us the slip. We tracked him as tar
as the upper creek. there ne came onp o.
on the bank, and fred at us anu KIN :
ed one OF our horses, ana tnen cove
into the woods: we SET tne oogS on'
but theyiloat MN. ~. =
And A, you hao 70 come o11sst PACK l! morse
less sala. ,,,1 .,.,,
YES the lancIIro growleu.
But ne ADDED WIFI a hno~ing
shake OF the heaa' ~ ae CAM run
clear much longer. Inc .:sS country is
up IN arms, and ne Will ell elt1er s.l! leave
these hunflngs or be dropped; ~,
"What sort OF a'msr rs he'e y
asked; d; -. - .e,,.',,. :. =,
The very last man an IN Gae @oT5a
you would take IL lor uus' Asr.' sl ,.at ~
AZ smal-sot'a oiI ovefnve otS lse', .,,s;.a %;.n
light curry nalr' snoo1n pi. wni'e