The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03

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Rathff Insefhl MA batk anil thsh 4
udtIfhiy heliiupwAtd and ahdt /
me straight iol1 lhs Rlfa thn.tsf ~ f.
thfte a. f5uf feet ltsihe - titaelt (
ll8wh agAiu, HI irlht sadlIe seat
INSTANTLY up again, cama ddvn NJ /.
poat on ihe Nigh ptmu aH.' uH
agalhnul ebfnA down on Tie huf.fe e.
neck aIl iu tbe apaUs " Three ur
iuur 'talhls Ihou he t1as nod
stood almost sttatEhtup On hia hind
leol md I alaaplng hIa lean HvA,
de pcratoIy, aId back Into The sad
dla and held ou lie eaue dueuI
aad Immediately boiatel hit hee'a
into thc air. delivered a yiailuskias
ul tho sky. stood pa lis loraiect,
/ And then down he cnmo oneethare
nud began the original exercise oi
.loniing me straight up again The
/ third time | went up ! hcutl a
stranger cay
son. don't he buck. though T
While was up somebody s.taei>
! the horse u sounding thwack with u
leather strap, and when arrived
again the genuine Mexican Plug
was not there. A California youth
chased him mp and caught him, aud
asked II he mghthnye a ride, |
gsanted him that luxury. llrmouut-
eb the genuine, got llitod into the
air once, bat sent his spurs home as
he descended, aud tho horse darted
away like u telegram. le scared
over three fences like a bird, and
disappeared down tho road toward
Washoc Valley.
| sat down on stone witha sigh,
and by a natural impulse one OF my
hands sought my forehead, and the
other the base Of my stomach. be
lievc mover appreciated till theu
tho poverty Of the human machine
ry--tur | still needed u hand or tH.
10 place elsewhere. Pen cannot de
scribe how | was iolted up. lmag
nation cannot conceive how dis
iolnted | was--how internally, ex'
terualty, and universally | was un
settled and mixed. There was
sympathetic crowd around me
though. One elderly looking CON
iorter said;
stranger, you've been taken Ia
! Everybody in this camp knows tina
horse. Any child, any lnjun, coul'
/, haYe told you that he'd buck he /
! the very worst devil to buck on tn
continent of America. And, more
, over, he is n smon-purc, olt -and'ou
!, |. genuine id Mexican Plug, an
I an uncommon mean one at that toe
! Why, you turnip, il you had la'
! low and kept dark, there's chance
! to buy m American horse TO
: mighty little moro than you pan
y for that bloody old foreign rolio.
. gave no sign; but ] made u
!, my mind that II the auctioneer
! brothers funeral took place while
was in the Territory, | would post
! pone all other rscreations aud nj
p tend 1t.
!. After a gallop cfsixteen miles tn
y California youth and tho gonuln
s, Mexican Plug came tearing Int
|, !, town again, shqdding foam. flake
: like the spume.spray that drives b'
= fore a typhoon, aud, with one flint
? skin over wheelbarrow and a ch
= nanan. east anchor III front OF Il
N "ranoh."
: Such painting and blowing! Sue
). spreading and contracting OF the rt
: equine nostrils, aud glaring Of wi
- :, equine eyel But was the imperi
\ beast snbiugatedr Indeed he WI
not. Ills lordship, the speaker
:, the House, thought be was, a.
= mounted him to 20 down to u
IN Capitol; but tho first dash tho ere
. ture made was over pile OF te,
il graph poles half as high as churcl
H. and his time to tho Capitol--ol
a. mile and three-quartors--rcmal
ns unbeatsn to this day. But then
ho took an advantage--he left ont I
A. A. mile and only did the three-quarie
al That is to say, he made a striig
ia cut across lots, prefcrring fences o.
l.. bitches to a crooked road and VIII
i. H. the speaker got to the Capitol
!. said no had been IN the air 50 mn
=, he felt as II ho had made the trip
). a comet.
i'm In the evening tho Speaker ca
IL, home aioot for exercise, and got
an Genuine towed back behind qua
ure wagon. The next day loaned
the animal to the Clerk OF the House
in 20 down to the Dana silver mi
ng ak miles, and he walked back
Of exercise, and got the horse tow
pp Everybody | loaned him to alw
line walked back they never could
was enough exercise any other "
inp Still | continued TO loan him 70 .
div body who was willing to borrow h
can my idea being TO get him eripI
and throw him ON the borrow
ita. hands, or killed, aud make the !
,hat rover pay for him. But sornel
nothing ever happened to him.
tn took chances that no other borss
e to took aud survived, bat he alw
i'm. came out sae. II was his d
habits to try experiments that
Z In always before been considered
possible, bu. be always got throl
nty. Sometimes be miscaleulatsa . II
and did not get bis rider thro
in n intact, but he always got thro
lt,...if IN nourss had frie