STJTSnD.A.'^".
R. CALHOUN, Editor and Proprietor.
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBl.ll’A BY 12*2, 1874.
YOU. XVI. -NO. 45
EllIO SOSO.
.iimlius resounding. from rocks on ouch side,
ijiiinu with music, tho long, narrow glade,
...diiic itB voico OU tho liroeze fur and wide,
the groou waving corn to tho loresfu dark
treating, retreating, retreating and mooting.
....i ,.ver repeating each sweet, inellew sound
* slowly mid wft'.y the daylight is fleeting.
mitig lets fall her dim curtain around ;
itching tho musical, fdivory clilmo
'dale,
The sailor iti charge of tho cutter hur- j “Louuh, I have tried to bo reconciled
riodly explained that they had boou at- to what I cannot help; but to bo happy
tacked, and several of 4hotn wounded, by j you must got mo some potion that will
tho Indians, and that thoy wore forced destroy all my'momory of the days before
from an impulse of safe, after struggling I oamo boro. Tho days wbou I was a child
as long as thoy could, to take to tho boat , and young and happy with tho futher
and make for the ship. whom I loved.”
Costiilo could not refrain from an iin- I “But your father is dead, else ho would
preoation s > general a3to include tho cut- have sought you out loug since. Why is
tho tower of tho church in
and the Indians; but ho had
j other m ittors < 3 attond to now.
■ I A s'l >t from tho Hercules cut tho water
l direc ly astern of tho Julia, aud tho pi-
rates sont forth a loud cheer as tho mighty
i chains rattled and tho huge anchor went
Into tho water.
rs, with dslicato touch and r
]J: ing forth swoot accoriii ttuai the
Htriugs,
plays ">i her li«art a; d * ™k i <
i lly, laugli ng with gl
it that you still cling to tho belief that ho
rAXGUAMi: A.\n Tit A HI*
TIOiNN.
Thero aro ovor two hundred different
languages spoken by tho North American
Indians, of which thoro arc only cloven
.... 1 t | ing up tu tho gold regions, its
distinct and original ones, the Crock Inn- j “ °
guago being one of tho olovcn. The
(’rook language, in its pliancy to thought,
its pootio expressions and structure, is
.1 to resemble tho ancient classic lau-
i I huuds in boundless do-
3 airy and free,
THORNTON;
01t, TIIE
MRS OF OKEECHOPEE!
A STORY
I i.i i: EARLY DAYS OF FLORID
THE AUTinn of “duncan m’iStosh,
“LOUIS MACON,” ETC.
IVritten i’or
Sunday Enquirer,
eorviuouT secured.
CHAPTER
TIIE S IGHT AT TAMPA.
Arc you ready thoro, Adams ?”
fikili, j “Heady, sir!" answered tho gunner,
ely tuned | w j 1Q K t ool | his crow around tho long
gun amidships.
“Can you mnko out the hull ?”
“l’es, sir."
“Then try a shot."
Adams leaped behind tho pioco, de
pressed it for a moment, then applied tho
match, aud the ship trembled under tho
recoil us tho shot sped to tho Hercules.
“Sho got it! See, they aro throwing
up thoir lights,” shouted ouo of tho lung
gun’s crew as lie hastened, with his com
panions, to load again.
It w-ts us i lie sailor had stated. Tho
shot struck the vessel forward, demolish-
i ig tho capstan aud forecastle cover,
*YVe have no guns equal to that, sir,”
snd Morton, as lie and Colgate surveyed
tho ruin of tho first shot.
“No ; wo must got closer," growled the
onraged Colgate.
“Closer! By my faith you will find it
difficult work to up anchor till tho capstan
be fixed. Wo aro hero till morning.”
J “You’ro right. But sho is not out of
roach of our guns, and wo must tear her
, aud tbon board.”
Colgate gave his order, and as if his
clamboring up tho sides and
chains of tho ship.
“Stand by to repel boarders,” rang out
Oostillo’s order; and bis men shouted
their “Ay, ay, sirs," as thoy loaped to
thoir posls.
The Julia was no longer a black object
standing out against tho night. From tiio
pirate boats liro balls wore thrown on her
docks that rondored ovory object conspic-
will conic for you? Why spend your J uous, and gave tho impression to those
young life in dreading tho fate you must j watching on shoro that sho was afiro.
meet? The white sailor with tho board- { Two to one tho pirates gained tho for-
od fuco must soon cotuo to claim you for i ward dock despite tho terrific resistance
his wife. My Indian blood toachos mo to ! of tho Julia’s crew, who, stripped to tho
bear bravely what I cannot change even if | waist, hail thrown away their pistols and j RUngoa mo ro than uny other Indian idiom,
it be to face death.” j now with their cutlasses and boarding j j t is Arango that tribos living side by
“All, Lonah! Death is not what I I pikes, struggled to keep back the ever- I R jj 0 ^ j Q ft j moa t t laily intercourse, should
dread ; for sometimes his cold form up- increasing tide of thoir desporato foos. l)0 R |,j e to j. 00 p their unwritten language
pears to mo 1 ho most beautiful thing in I From tho stern aud sides tho boarders ^ ^i H ^ u0 ^ through so many generations. It
tho world. But you mistako if you think had boon repelled, and now that a foot- i j s t j U j to rtS strange, that while they kocp
I have not formed my resolution, and in I ing was gained in tho foreeastlo all poured j { j 10 j r hwguage distinct from that of tribes
my heart I am strengthened that all will j in from that point. J w j ( h w hom they aro in daily intoroourse,
yot bo right by my faith in tho Groat At an order from Costiilo, tho Juliu * | llH K oon ns they begin to tulk English they
Father who watches over white man and crew, whilo koopiitg up n rapid tiro, fell * nv jh , u j x „p Both languages into a ruon-
red man alike.” | back amidships, and the object of tho or- j Krol haah tlmt iH „ ot \[\ i0 cither. They
“It is a beautiful fuith ; and sinco you ] dor was soon, when Adams again let luoso {ndianix.o tho English aud Anglieiso tho
have talked to mo of the God who spoke | tho deathly contents on tho pirates swarm- j Xmliuu. until thoro is no beauty or har-
to tho prophets of old, and walked on tho 1 ing forward. | m0U y j u tlioir lingo.
earth to teach men right, I have felt that j Colgato, who led his men, saw that it j Travelers conversant with the apponr-
our belief must offend His grout, puro ! would not do to have tho shot repeated. unc ,>. laugnngo and customs of tho Tar-
heart, I wish you could stay with us for- j dashed forward and in an instant a hand- j | nrs u f Northern Asia, maintain thoro is
over, and teach our people tho bettor I to-hand fight began, and tho exhausted j HO mn ch resemblance botwoou them aud
roads to tho unknown hereafter ovor i pistols wore thrown asido for tho murder- tho American Indians
which all must pass,” said Louali, her j ous cutlass.
black eyes beaming with earnestness, j The odds wore fearful, and though Cos-
“Yes ; that would be a graud way to I tillo sot bin men au example of uneqnalud
tho sauio shells with the addition of two j
largo horns, ouo on ouch side of its hiugo i
of pearl. Those have now probably ull
disappeared—bid under tho mud or washed
away by tho freshets. Dr. Sum Boykin,
of this city, who was quite a naturalist,
had many splendid specimens of thoso
pearl shells, picked up during his rambles.
In thoso early dajs tho sands of this
river wore also bright aud golden. Start-
Tailors.
U'K M'-atly
HI J. U. .I'llllMtn
Lawyers.
respects as
to warrant that they arc of ouo and the
same origin. Tho identity of many words
l by both races, and tho similarity
upend one’s life, aud I have tried to touch | strougth and daring, they
driven tho structure of tho various tribal lun-
read, write aud
words had iired tho guns, tho terrible
.. I broadside of tho Hercules belched out.
C.iiVum i nointon ran along tho beach
„ iOU L, for Lte uieu, but bis voico w »» Tho Julm answered from broadside aud
frowned out by lira rapid firing from .bo j long gun, and soon tho thunders of re-
your people. You
speak my laugungo now.”
“Yes, and love your God. Though I
still fear I am a worse idolater than yon
fonud mo.”
“Why so, Lonah
back stop by step—stopping
| guages in both homispberoi
oftainly
sound.
This terrific work could not last loug,
and Costiilo, divining tho purpose of tho
pirates, rapidly gave tho order to stop
firing by broadside and try one gun at a
time. His object was to givo the pirates
hips, and the oboers of tho men
,vu and Colgtte’a crofts. Ho stood on
ho wa’er’d idge, trembling with excito-
uont und intently watching the Hashing
of the guns, when his attention was at-
cted by the orders of an oflioor immo-
r ~ uiy behind him, ir.cl tho quick, rogu- I “ 1UV “ W “ JV, " V w e ‘ ,w * 1
stops and olattor of scabbards, that impression that bo was bo.ug grad,,-
lid him a boly of soldiers was close by. : « ■ »»•> ~ to
Thornton w,s alarmed, and bis first bnston out thoir boats w.th tho boarding
impulse was to run along the I ^“juUn bad iu truth suffored but lit-
escape bom, but lie sudden y remem- „ ho 8nt , ow in tho
bored that ill y were Spanish troops, and 1
.but nt that dm 1 Spain was bonding every ( though her rigging bad been injured eon-
clfort to destroy tho buccaneers. Ho , aidornbly,
turned and advanced toward the soldiers, 1 The broadside guns, though silent for
on whose burnished arms the distant | ‘bo toe, were destined to do more tom-
Hashes of attiliorygiotmed each moment, '-1= wo*. They were shotted with grape
but before he reached them a voice which j and depressed to bear on the expected
ho recognized called out, j .
After deducting tho guns crows, there
iml tho Julia, each
“Who goes there
“I, fionor coimnandante—I, Thornton, |
eap.ain of the Julii. .. | r0 p e i nuy attack forward aud aft.
Souor Vttldoy oiirno out from tho line, ** J ... . . r
Tho llerculos still kept up bor fire,
> forty met:
I anuod with cutlass and pistols,
1 thought yu
saying in a tone of surprise, “What, hero ,
aboard of your i though the Julia had completely ceased,
and soon after the dash of oars could bo
' heard, and six boa's sped towards the
Julia,
“.Stand ready to repel boarders!” came
Costillo’s order.
“lloady !” answered tho men.
Then all sounds died out but tho
breathing of tho Julia's crow aud tho
beating of tho boarders’ oars.
, to rouniln
then to chock tho onset by a counter | strong proof of a common o.igiu, ospe-
oharge; but it was slow, bloody worL. j clully when it is consitlcrocl how narrow
Tho gallant oftloor felt that his defeat was j liro m 0 Behring’s Straits, and how easily
certain, but he determined not to survive i they could bo crossed in tho adventurous
it, and that ho would die with tho pirate CftUOOt y to[ \ x Tartars and Indians arc the.
Because I sometimes forget tho God j chief breathing his last besido him. greatest horsemen of tho world, and thoir
whom I have not seen, and 1 worship his i Fired by this impulse, ho dushod aside all niol j 0 of lighting on horseback is tho
angol whom 1 see daily," said Lonah, opposition, aud stood face to fuco with SftIno# Both mnko an attack with yells
stroking, as if it wero a sacred thiug, tho | Captain Colgato. and whoops, then wheel and lly, and ro-
Hoft brown hair of hor companion. j “Who aro you? demanded Colgate, as , j uru ft ttu C k ngain, until tho enemy is
“If your love is so strong, Lonah, try j he parried tho cut that came whistling worried out with a succession of charges
i, try to keep mo hero, if these I down on his Load. and rotiros from the field, or, if detested
bad men come to take mo away,’, Julia j “I command this ship, replied Costiilo, ihomselves, thoy tieo ami scatter t<> tlu
looked earnestly into tho animated face as their swords crossed,
of hor companion. “IIu! hu! You aro lhorutou,
“My father is the chief, and ho 1ms pledg j your father’s fata l/o yours,
ed his word to tho white men.” Lonah . “I am not Thornton, but lion
ciusped hor little hands as if sho wore j his place. Look to yourself,
forming a resolve adverse to tho words j Like mimic lightning tho blades gleam-
sho was about to utter, tbon with a tight- ! ed and Hashed. r l ho blood was Mowing
or clusp, as if tho resolve wore made, she | from Colgate’s head, and in another iii-
continued earnestly, “But Lonah, should I stnnt ho would lmvo boon down, but a
I aid my father to do that which is j blow from ouo of tlio pirules stretched i , u j[] t . tuck-u-l*
wrong?” Costiilo on tho dock. I moat; chilika, Hour;
“No, your duty would then be to show Tho sword in Colgate’s hand would have (Jug; woswa, or ouw
him wlmt is right." j the bravo ollicors heart, but at that ! rivop . ^hilokoe-piukl
“Butho would not bo reassured into ! momont it was arrested by a sight that
a change of belief by a woman. What j Partied him. Ovor tho stern chains tho
would you do if ho still persisted?” j Spaniards camo pouring, lod by a young
“J should kneel down and ask my God officer who could not bo a Spaniard
tiled down tho shining dust until it
rested amid tho white, sparkling sands,
and glittered like a thing <>f beauty. Mud
and gravel Imvo usurped tho place of
shining sands aud rainbow pebbles, i
that their memory is now only found with
tho oldest inhabitants, or F. F. C. h—tho
first families of Columbus.
TRADITIONS.
ltocont discoveries have established tho
fact that Greenland aud tho northeast
oast of North America wore visited and
coloni/.od by tho vikings of 1 Aland and
North Europe as early as tho tenth
tury. Sumo remains of thoir architecture
supposed still to bo found at Nowport;
tho unbelieving, however, call tho an
ciout mythical lower an old pilgrim wind
mill. Tho recent pulling down of
oolaml or Danish monastery has disclosed
mdor tho corner stone an old manuscript
ontaiuing tho record of a voyage
.long tho coast of North America, a
[own as tho Potomac. Tho disoov
.soeuiL'd this river, where the leader tiled
,ud wa ; buried. At tho point designated
n tho manuscript ill • nunm of this leude
und tho date of tho death has boon found
i a largo rock, in Um.io
ok being ale
wild b.ink of tho east side of the
ally btought to light l.v tho old mium
ripla of tho North Europe countries
id so much and such frequent mention
Joseph r. rou,
Attorney nt l.uw,
amt Judge of County Court
1’ructlcoa in nil oilier Com in.
)llloo ovor ntoru ol \V. II. UoUri Ih & C>> , I
SAMUEL It. llATCUElt.
Attorney at Law.
Builders and Architects.
J. U. ni\L»EKM,
lloiiMiCariK'iitcr and Guilder.
.luiil uiK iloim at short nollco.
l’liiii • ami ■iimt mcutioUd furulHliml for all Btylon
ul gtroi
Con foctioners.
I. <1. SIR I I’I’ER,
Candy Rl .mu fact uwir
All hinds of Coufcelioiiory and
Tho Julia’s crew saw tho loader, and
cheering, turned to renew tho light, whilo
tho cry of pirates could not have been
moro surprised Lad a host of spectral sol-
Captain
ship,"
“So I should have been, but comiug
hero I found my crew and cuttor gone,
aud tho ludiaus refused to take mo aboard
my ship.”
“They did ! Ah, thoy aro troachoroua
dogs. It was thoy drove off your crow.
At heart thoy aro tho friends of tho pi
rates ; but do not dospair. I will soon
havo you on your ship.” j chapter v.
Sonor Valdey called to ouo of his ofti- the lake.
cors, gave him a low, hurried order, and u ;v f rolll v t. 0 beautiful bay described
too oflioor, saluting, turned with a nnm- m t j 10 ( .i J;x; t« r of this story, a village
bor of his companions aud walkod quickly 0 f j Vu jj lU i,,,i r0 so on a gontlo aclivity
away. Gnjitain Thornton was not long th r .swelled up from tho clear waters of
iu doubt ns to tho uaturo of this | okoechopce Lako. It was afternoon, and
ordor, for iu a few raiuuto j . the rapid plash iq uo Bmoko ascended in airy columns
of oars was heard, aud thou a long, low straight as tho cypross trees that grew
craft, urged by a dozen rowers, grated its 1 f rom (j i0 water's edge. A hundred idle
bow on tho gravelly shore. canoes lay mirrored near (ho bench, and
“This is our troop ligh-er, Captain. It ; j u somo uf them tho recumbent forms of
is at your service, with an mti ierand fifty |,x ie sleeping owners could bo soon. Chil-
raeu. Away! thero is no time to spare, Jren by hundreds played along tho shore.
to guide mo in what is right," said Julia.
I.onah rose and let down tho Hops of
the lodge, shutting out tho soft golden
light and making it comparatively dark
within, then sho turned and said, “Lot : diers swarmed in from tho
us pray to your God.” Tho young officer saw Costiilo lying
“To tho God of all,” said Zulin, falling ' tho dock, saw Colgato standin
her knees and clusping in hor bonds | him, and bounding f<
those of tho Indian girl who knelt before i his mon ho stood before with tho pi- wo p known
her, like a dovoteo before a.sacred shrine, j rate Captain.
Aud so kneeling they prayed, os did the | “Who aro yon?
martyr maidens of old beforo being led “Look nt mo well, o’l
into tho arena of doatb, and God hoard 1 tho
thorn, and ns they rose with tear-dimmed ! ed.'
eyes, thoy rose strengthened for whatever I
tho future hold iu storo of trial or danger, j
“I will stay with you till I dio. When
trouble comes, I will take you in my arms !
aud will lly from it, as a young mother
speeds from tho fire with hor first-born
bubo clasped to her throbbing breast. I capital city .Vedilo, is is,turn u
will shield you in tho everglade, nml bo I ‘JH square mile
your companion in tho bilouca of tho in point of
forest, and when I leave you it will bo to i yodo
stand in the presence of tho God of all,
and say, ‘Father, 1 have done that which
I thought right.’ ”
“And tho Grout Father will fold you to
his heart, as I do now, Lonah,” sobbed
Zuliu, throwing hor arms about tho beau
four winds of houv
safe place.
Wo will give u
specimen of thei
an active boy ; i
girl; echo, door
co, goue; chofixi
fegeo, lifo or spirit; mic
holo, loyally descended; pce-she-wu
ad ; opoosliowa
iL.ft, ouw ;
water; tarpurla
tbit ; oowa-puj:
ka, wator fulls ; nomis k
well ns you; hutis-tshay, stop; lubis-
tshay, go on ; huulucl;-ti hay, lot's oat ;
wikos-tshay, let’s quit. Weeiuuni means
spirits, and ui-b moans good, and be-
thoy often say it when drinking,
many supposed it me int water.
'J huso phrases and sundry other
given to mo by tho Indian trader
through tho
and tho moments now are golden.”
Tho soldiers poured into tho boat, and,
wringing tho hand of Souor Valdoy,
Thornton sprang after them. Tho bow
was pushed from the beach, and tho pon
derous lighter floated off.
The oars wero muffled, so that nt a dis
tance of twenty y.ftids thoro was no sound
or b.ick on the hill woke the fresh echoes
with thoir joyous shouts. Scores of In
dian girls in picturosquo costumes, and
flower-etowned, sat beforo tho lodges
siugiug from au esc; -ss of happiness tho'.r
low-voiced plnintivo songs, whilo they
wrought tho quilled quivois or shaped tho
stouo-hoadoJ arrows for their warrior
onboard that might uut bo mistaken for 1 f r j ou ds.
the ripple of tho wavelets, stirred up by Near the centre of tho village was a
tho night breeze. lodge disting'v -iked from tho to at by i!.- ?
Mr. Costiilo, tho officer loft in charge groatir s z *. tho whiter skins thatcovor-
of tho Julia, prudently got his ship in or- ,.q it, aud the general air of cleanliness
dor, aud had his watches doubled, dolor- uU q superior refinement about it. Tho
mined that no misfortune should happen ^aps in front weie raised and thrown
iu Captain Thornton's absence by hisneg- i JdC k discovering tho iuterior, which hud
Let. Tho watch aloft announced tho up- au ft i r 0 f sanctity like an Aztec temple,
pvoacli of tho Harculos ns she rounded QU j xlaiu impression would bo further in-
tho point to tho southwest. creased by the inmates who sat near tho
Costiilo waitoJ, glass in hand, to be as- j oor . ( elder of thoso was an Indian
sored the alarm fr«»m tho masthead was giil of nineteen or twenty, whoso soft
not fulso, and the moment tho night glass ^i ac i : jjair was kept back from her splcu-
disclosod tho black hull of the Hercules f ace> uu d low womanly brow by a
ho shouted *h j boatswain to “pipe all beaded band from which roso a graceful
hands to quarters.’ crown of veriaguted feathers. Jior arm>
Tho sh.dl whistle rang out, ond tho I wore decorated with brackets of dolioate-
jiit tho docks sprang iuto lifo,
un 1 up from tho foro hatch tho sailor,
rushed and leaped to tho posts each
so well know,
open atr 1 th 5 sir
ly tinted shells, aud tho ankles, above tho
small well moccussiued feet, had orua
moats of a similar form uud material,
1 lie ports wero thrown I j£ or companion boro tho same rotation to
guns, shotted, wore run jj C1 . jb„i a Greciau l’.ycho of l'arinu
out. A long gnu placed on a pivot amid- b!o would to a bronzed stutuo of Cloopa-
ships w s stripped of its black cover.and it j ru ^pbo white girl was the younger, und
gloame l l.ke a sea monster as Costiilo a though her costume resembled somowhat
first rocket wen*. 1 is»ing iuto tho sky to t b u t 0 f her companion, it sut very differ-
signal Capta n Thorc'ou to return. i en tly on her. No other dross would havo
“There i .harp w • before us, my ttU itod the Indian giil, but her bouutifu-
mon," .‘aid C Ji ii! •. •' co had ordered w mto comjmniou, with her loug lashed
out all tho i •:.t-, t‘uut i know I can do- j ar » c gruy eyes, hor soft b.-owu huir and
pond on j ou.” I exquisite features and complexion, looked
The men answered with a cheer, aud ! ua lf B ho had just taken off hor masijuo
bared their muscular arms aud bound ker- to cool her features after assuming the
chiefs about t ioir heals, (ho bettor to be i ro i e 0 f nu Indian queen. “Zulia. 'lho
freed for tho i.upeniiug contlict. | Indians could never pronounco tho J in
Thornton’s bo it ►e.mcd slow in comiug, 1 j u lia Thornton’s name, always Biibstitu-
an l Costiilo, wh * could now hear tho j ting the moro musical Z. “Zulia,”suid
tiful Indian girl and kissin
chock.
A short tiiuo aft or Louali again raised
tho tent cover, ond tho lessoning suulight
streamed iu, aud both tho girls stood
transfixed, for directly in front of the
lodge stood tho cl^uf, Louuh’s father, and populatii
by his side a boarded, rough-looking whilo , ish Isle
in the garb of a stranger.
ready to
hooks, tho mou boh
gers who scout llioi;
for tho fuLl spring.
Not u light shone
THE MEETING.
the luimchos swarming with
;ors, the men in their bows
, iku fast with thoir grappling
uou behind crouching like li
gnum und arc reudy
loud orders on Lo ir l the Hercules, sent • t jj 0 x m Ban girl, “it is strange that tho f or a h^arso voioo was hoard shouting tho oon inouuiMvhTch inoiluee
“ * apid succession. | years have not reconciled you to your lot, ’ ’ ”
He was answered from the water, not ^ uor deaddened tho thought that your fa-
far off, and iu a few minutes the cutter
shot alon^ bide. Tho crew leaped on
•leek, and tho first officer demanded,
“Where is the Captain ?"
ts forward and directing tho attack. sold at a low prion. It giv
The starboard gnus wero firod ; but the , fearful and rapid brum exntru.ent, u
.. uut only intoxicates and maddens the
aka 1"; | *•*■* fei ^ w X’ ire j
pamon^s armband without rawmgneroje ^ tbougUt u huudrod mou wore I quoutly utter unconsciousness,
. , . tho physical history id cavi
hor rounded : t , lliHtorv «,f thoir cmtoi
—A decoction of O
said to bo a beautiful and vc
yellow dio, and this deenot!
evaporated, forms a Light y
called mirautiuc, which mi
imparting its color to fabric:
of tho Osage orange is als<
nin, and
show that hides are tanned quick
this wood than with oak bark. '1
yields a bland oil whh
1 ted iu many cases for olive oil
the Julia, and but , .
1 —According to a corre
for tho heavy breathing of the rocumbont ,, Sricntil'.c .! ■ .<,//),
sailors, she might havo stood for tho shad- from Fuyotte, Mississipi
ow of a ship thrown on tho black wall of lightning in that latitude >
llio ni«lit. Hut tho gunners stuutl rondy, ui, .
and as well as tho darkness would permit
tho muzzles of tho cannon wore kept bear
ing on tho dim outlines of tho approuch-
iug boats, and the covered matches wore
ready to bo applied tho moment Costiilo have Kometliiiii
gavo tho ordor. continuam
Nearer still and tho oldest sailor grow
nervous, for the men could bo distinguish
ed on tho launches, and the Julia’s crow
wondered when tho ordor would coino.
Tho boats that had hitherto approached | 10”tlmt
in a body wero about to divide, sr
board from ovary point. Costiilo saw it.
Tho moment for action had come, and iu
a voico that seemed to cut tho stillness
liko a thunder peal, ho gavo tho order-1 o jj iUH Hiifti -i.
“Fire!” j a proportion
'lho throe broadside guns und the long without in ai
gun liolched forth their missiles of doatb, I lon 0 im °*
and, without watching to soo tho rosult, A strong drink «»f Am"
.. „ .. b . , 111^ facture gots credit 111 Dublin . .
tho sailors run thorn buck .nd lo.dod for „ n n f nrmil)( , „r lunacy snd
again with tho rupidity of magic. J maniacal fronzy in that city. Almost evn- 10 ,,u
The shots had told, but with what ro- ry night raging maniacs r
suit could not bo suon ; that they wore j >n the polico statio
not oil disabled soon bocarno manifest,
—Tho enormous 1
I 1 y wasted in bnrniii;
j avudablo iu numon
i land. Ireland and 8vol
Tho plat
will reeo
lu ! boat, nml to thin I oilot
’ it. reipiisito length of jii;
' hot water is made to
white quartz crystals that tho
abandoned.
Iu “tho olden times” this 1
notud for its largo and beautiful poork
—Euchre appears to bo onu of tho ohl-
st of gainos with cards. An instauco is
. t'ordod in Scripture where tho Levito
‘paHso<l," uud the good Suuuirituu 1
I tho exterior; also for a ruro vurioty of ristod.'
1 Mil AM ( IMH'F.K,
Fiiiuiiy Urucor auJ Deali r In Coiiutry Produce, I dulob
Hops ut-xt m "Ku«iulr«i" OBlvo. 1 oot
UKUKON AND I'll VS 101 AN. Olhco aoullu n
corner llriu 1 tout H.tn>lali>h Btrc»>ts. \
grocery l;>■ -nl.-iivui Mnt. Tt<u
