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-m. TO-KT"T V .,4 *. ' t 1 ??? aea! It Dioan* that you concealed tho commander of this force In rour i A * Hvw irmi lint AT 31Y STOKE Y'H I t'SUAMA C A lilt / (IBM ERA J, MKkCJ (TO SAY NOT II IN OKO ANS, SEW INC ' WILT FINDKVERYT1UNO . ilKl) IN AN UP TOO ATE J 11A N I) ISK EST A HLIKUM E N T, (1 OE A SI*PEKIOK LINE OF [ i MACHINES, UlTOGIEd, &c. ' house. It means that you aided a 1 Yankee named Huuforth to impose ] upon my friend here, whom you hurn- i bulged by the aid of your nleee. it means that this syren-like damsel ban bean conveying messages to the Yankees from you. It means, sir?y? *. it means that I about to arre>t you as n reliel, and tliat within tw 1 hours you will hang to the hi-j' tree. That's wha. it m> ant me with ' u life of i! R fni: -I yl My \ will a.ld. DBe Qt . ?- i ~wv. iv things od shape, isli everytl arm Americans Bp there ere i are a* tree needed to start ?d Md"l drcumstenc and we are pre- ??* adrt * "There a hing needed in "X** put on : IHrty - ? tool/- 1*#fc *fc*0* rTSSgBBHI Dan forth iaifrSHfcl 'vj?Si| ??. tfopttnc tfea *H& ;/'s^^8Hl inc 'ssra e?tw - /P-Si!5T&S"5iBSHSE5RSlSc |.h=THE = IE. 70UES I i a r?'or-l ualform? Tklnk you thn ? iS you rr.?i desert from one side to t!i VLx other. us you play fast or slow tnnr ? ^ 0:1 vrjlli* hustle 7 ' rj "Awe I'.iptoiii, are ye no w'sljin "J to hear the news I orhv-7" There was so much truth charges, that the proud utn m was hum hied to the du t _ Ing course unfolded ;t aching eye-halls in i Deeds of treason a e accusing wit-, '3 excited luiagi very inipei gnawing : cuisl. ruling lmple * s, Spades, PI have Pumps well buckets am and nails, Saws, H ;itc,lw?t.? siYf?fi nnH UK ments. Rakes. * ? , 7 ou? he *M ow Points, Etc. *Wc BU8plc don. and Pump Fix- ? 1 chains. Horse to lt" "That 8 B ammers, Planes rep 7 thought* no r linnnln A !?/* ?* -*??** ' 'W began U> relict dJ4 . Sj WEB Of I FATE iij Or. A Revolutionary Scoi IH in 1T: suddenly on urro I to Capta? ^ nj Koitcr ilint perehnnee Sandy had he Jfl ordered io desert, that he inixht t: [n bolter act as n spy. .lis was just tti pi view of the ease which Sandy wiobe pjj ids present listeners to take, and ! 1/1 continued: m 'Twill he much easier till ta < 1 nj rebels the day. than till wait t'i ill ^ " f',c rest, with t'ae ar: [Jj piveu them." n ("aptnl n forn I. i' rt < " : ? til r at f uv 1 o >l<> Gi luot j G a Is - V/ VM 1VAAVI ves. ranges and Hea ck of erockeryware, kn vc us a call?we will t iardner Hard lv^ **?-? aavt ixlOU ' . . _ mant, but J ters. A iarere more Le * j /? i hunter was ives and lorks. instinctive i . woodsmen i Teat you right. cated p?rti? * ? Meanwhlh the camp-flr Wpf/> followed In TT v petuons joy uc (lowrilf OT nu 1BTOT- . the more be thought, tfcfe Htme convinced that the at heart prompted by the enmity with which hackaaturally regard the edun of their fellow-ctUaana. s. revelry reigned around 'ee, where song and story, rapid success, with imAll at once a shout of g hBy BYRON DOWLIN ^\SBS25THSH5H5Ha2 S2.52? rock upon which lie bused' all hopes aiul those of his son hud him, ami his proud desires but each other through ids thougt* c feathered wings, as if vexed at ? ni "i ' " t'xolalm 1 I'o ; "I! can yon loa<l us to th : 0 (J| i y<>n arc t'10 v v t ! of." ' Try nif," la on. b u-l-.-r. Ills "I .?<;!; not !1 failt'd you ai " ran. '..a.-o?l ! lot wi! nan ill i'll- walk tov. a; l tboir | and toll n i (MM'IS 'tirlher allt'n i:ain In -- thus conti eye. wlih-; ^ ?>at sin Co. tion, called for "orporal Lau- ; resent!" replied the individual waj designated, who had a round. j ding countenance, a clear blue tered, wl and erratic auburn balr. of I>anfo h radiated in all directions, like ^ that t upon the head of an electrical craf'y <*ti vliou the spark is applied. a n anman," said Dan Tor th. "we art; i aPart fro ...1. t i ... i . or V*o c - 1'iiuiuriu. through the "They're i \ to report to me." Th^ ? "Yes, and re tone in which this was ut- tell me one ith the imperative expression fo;.ce at tbe rth's countenance, told plain- W?rtjs ^be e he Yankee, in addition to his ' So." re; inning, was one of those who heplt lastery over otners. Drawing j8 m the rest with the new eon.- ture , th .tonmul A* jramonn: wmcn echoed i calling you," said Jones. I will Join them. First.' tiling. I>o you think ite i Stronghold will more to* died Jones, lifter a me* atlon. "Even If that young5, they will not dare vcnc woods at niaht. But to ov.a impotence. r,aeii moment the condition of frightful pup la which ho found himself mole cruhlc to his feelings, and 1. nl.out to >ry again to obtain adiu 1'iio Aurora's chamber, \ n la t'ato descending the faixa < "(loud morning, mas a." honest African. "Good morning, fan." v. ply. in a hew hi re 1 in; inadM l*nfi>rt ^ rr-. H ? into!-1 p ] wa t: [ , ss!o j I p.. : s:i \y ; tin? and Tinware 1 vaga OUg.J naa? uiilior.j until you load your ni:,lv fore tho i?arson?for 1 sup- . v' here is one hereabouts." Nov/ V >u may repent this!" fiercely ex- a:ul i mctl Trevor. s voire Sol'tly. sir! I will put you under ar- 'bust r s ror gross neglect of duty, and A hhii which i-a i.i you. ana to your ! " * nt love of lishing. for had you not danR?r o ged the attention ?r the olil ord- ln< a <*et e ottieer at the arsenal, vrith your t ^ hy elous 3tories about angling. 1 fear 1 "Keeai could have suspected something. y?'!|1 fa one good turn deserves another. "Treas as you are as good with your Mtonishi as you are v.ith the rod. you l>e,ft sing us a song." j loud cheer greeted this decision, traitor?" ??,I,.cU nUcu uicic ?? | morrow?" f being overheard, and asked. "To inorrc prmined tone: > come them, have you left your post? good cause, ise there's treason there, and "Close as 11 into the trap." sergeant, a> on I" exclaimed Danforth, "n camp-flr nent. Then, as if recovering The iea(jc ?ct Impassibility, he question- applause, f< nformant. "And who is the pj0n jia(j w his comma iw we will be there to wel* Now, for the sake of the be silent." R; a rifle-pan," answered the t the two moved towards e. ?r was received with loud >r thw su.c-s of his exon him the confidence of ,nd. IhtHKlnr thrnn?ti lonror c-:ip:ii>i<? of i ' pulses that were v.or! Then h" eoiithm- ! V well? Is she up? | ?on't 1 now. t ' she nint up?" A l i l.-U I'll-. I t!i wrwz: r<? 1 ' i 1 I 1 < :it 1 1 : (( i ' ' i- V - < n iurt." ( ? summon f .o'niii rosier, 1 .'on In t!i?* 1 send these two with you. if you say a I tvord." Fa^ n "Nay. nay." said Aurora, with a R'inninft smile: "I am ready to remain l,a<?i In my room. and I dnul?t not my un- fcpvei It; ;. If the hosjil olity of the clear Slronpfhold' suffers, do not blana us. Home. un lo." And with wonderful * .-If possession. she led the unresisting man from the room as if lie had heen In ! child. 'T,s ? ixiccni. a jony m'.ller. came and ' ?ar the singer. that lie might not tG a ward. Taking olT his cap. and 5 ing his liami through his hair "You'v ral limes. I.annum sang. in a "Heuv< . full voi e: red spot : while at ue, raise you banner high my tense an hoys. ' | "Can it I Nature's tempi: ?.o_n; ?-you nit freedom's signal seen, my hoys, j "l wis ivij un? 01 a*1 wuo naun i j throng. he c > do so." j every inuscl lajor Loudon?" ^ j conflicting < e hit the mark straight. j "Sharpshc ens!" cried Danforth. a small TOjce> -born mantling upon his pale cheek, free as -iir, i expression of the mo?t in- a prey to ixlety contracted his ^ brcar. been ] i>e possible? No. no! You are enslave you, ast l>e mistaken. In every h< h I was; but tlie truth sticks j mt?n ?<-> aiue to the side of the fire, le of his face animated by motion. oters!" said ne, In & clear i or reared in the forests, you have found yourselves foreign tyrants. Hessians l>oured over the water to but freedom had a shrine 3art. and you turned out Hriro ltor*lr va?*? Ke : I W . i . 10 it will 1>(! 1 a- vo i must ' i prisoner." had elapsed. Ail- 1 llrary. hut was 1 h>'s appearance. He : i" a - at at his side. ' \ :i). <;hani( ally, for nhe ' was in yrcat trouble. 11 is s - looked < are-worn, his llpa I 1. s brow* was coin meter! I ' "Ah. Foster, you ::re :i clover feiiow; .1.' 5ut would it have been deli: ate?' J1 ' "I?elieate! llore you w'.n a lc.ieiy ? ' Tli p woman, immensely wealthy at that, snd ti>lit of delicacy." Then, as he folowed his comrade out. he added, in an " cinder tone, "1 wish 1 had decided to "Rcg cake lier myself." ^jl Aurora, hastening to her chamber, And hrcw herself upon her knees, at the foot of her bed. and burled lior face in im,?. s ireeuom s signal fpon. 0111 ltJl' e lilies lloat from rtallic bowers, S^JIvp 1 ,ie pennons stud t'ao sc-a: "Speak roil cross li tres frome Kn&land's kave see towers, arise'/" it the starry f.au for me. Strlppi of his p3 tenth Its ample starry folds jng i,js I patriot hearts will meet, prejudcc proudly will it daunt the sky felt an n ove our foe's defeat. I fore his ....11.. .nil.. . 1 ?? ? piain. i triea rij;i?t Hard to oppressors, off. hut 'twant no use." by the defer then?tell me what you tjv|ty or jol n. Whence do your suspicions teerpd to re Well, you t nir the backwoodsman s tale exactly the culiar expressions, and avoid- -We have reptitlons, it ran thus: Iv\er jorjan voice d against foreigners, he had iioarty chee iversion to Major I.oudon bo- -three cl arrival; but his frank man ^ JWUI " V/UIU'ITO While some, discouraged it of dates, sank Into Inacned the torles, you voluntake one struggle more, uid no arms, or arms not thing for figuring?" them now!" roared a aten. and then rang out three rs In obedience to his call lieers for the quartermas > >mo moments ho remained ' . a> ! ' dreading t<? speak. burying his forehead in his 1 Mr Maxwell told her all. Ifi? ' .u? fo ling with the revolution- ' ! - i.'... subs iquent caution, and now, ' d >>">; df u I alternative presented. ! A tra listened in silenee. At one ' tit s'.e> put her handkendilef to her ' ? u> 1 i'il ,1. f >i- <iie K.iv.' that her ( i *ijl-1^ 1' i i r "vmivlt r? o-n t i ho counterpane. It seamed as if sho Th would shut out all sight and sound ]e that could recall the past, and con:entr:ite every energy of her mind on :ho terrible position In which she so yj0 incxpectedly found herself. At first tion die fel- the shock to the full extent y],e jf human agony, and apprehension hard eft n<> room f.>r hope. But gradually na. ::uue the cheering Idea that sh< had ! j-..,y i v< ide week i rfore her. an:l in that I t . I III*, I ail J KI1IUU DUI Iiuu. Tiers lit nupli youthful it may l?e: prejudice ads to li;i tie sturdy arms. learned l d hearts that will be free." jng to tli ed Adjut ud cheers followed the tormina- | view wii of this ballad, and heartily was forth's 1 starry banner pledged hy this bnckwoo band, wlio-o bronsed oounto- rrinie; hi s showed iliat th< y w re rjuali- com mam ; i encounter the brunt e.f war- as other tirst dissipated It. His old *.'v .. i returned, however, when he ?. < ,"?I 'rom a scout that before com- ?'ieers for * e ?-amp the major had watch- \ e or,^er- 1 ant I.ydston during an inter- sa.\?. up , th Miss Maxwell, near l?an- fn ^ louse. Listening, with the tinned- an(1 daman, is an unpardnable ? c? l?a it tlf two concluded that their ?* w"'''h lor wa- in love with Aurora ,lis ^oa'l,res . , J i '?ell. yoi ltinued Danfortb; "three he tory captain who gace iind the tory colonel who s gun-i.*' so had died away, he conns he siH>ke, all had gathetiy around the expiring cast a ruddy glow upon ? ? u were 'listed into King aiit!t'>rl:> from v hi h h> e\p ft';l pro- 1 t 1 Mon. Utit w'r :i li r own name waa . her wumr.nl y iv<> !: how much might ho done! . j. nit-v miw K?ivi! n?iu>oives him s . > nut-- r> n 1 in i h !' is around from rm ;>r<.Iy h? n " , elationo made to him tinder : |e % * knapsack ai nuue early rYice. ana eacn man rede. a pouch and (lank, a ad .1 canteen. What for? rupt me. but cheer when you wish to. Now I rethinu else, and as we must to-morrow. and as we may >d-coats to morrow, I will on of it now Listen. Lord who has command of all n the South, give* ua, In ir tils kind. Inir warning, arn that. 'All inhabitants ivineeF who will not turn e Imprisoned, and their rty tak. n Vrom them aud )w a restinsplace by fightand n->w a-e told that you y ur brother;*, or he de ... t ,.' patriots r' on or you has been h majesty's service, and t ineu the < tiemy, or gives ill be hanged."" ir of i:: lignation greeted on of this tyrannical edict, r waters appeared to nerve , instead 01 quenching the pv. .vo" wish ? ? >p me? ' ho aski r . - ? *. v ? w ! I \ /\ 7 ^~\ '" / ' v-r-A their even -ong. au<l naruro scetnod to e?J 1 7; \\ 77'Ps CREAM ! 8 .> a tew, who h.. 1 previously tak- joyful hi r; horseman, urging his .-teed. ' e*-i V ?ro ho was a ware o r he found -acred liros f-.rth, Io?iki 'i x o terrnined .1 rv,: vv h ' " 5j>e to a meeting with I'upert s of the world he ; t .* " u '' l-ul> of a military education tor 1 *rm> so re r a tew of liberty. e to continued Dating proudly around at the ooun cnan* es, "let us then liers. rather than be hung a rest the speaker rushed im their hands, that they ratify his di-sires with the adj t > i t ike for loerty. moments. -ilent-e was re t v Hi l"> prf'i 1 in .('! *( a-' <ii'lll w. . l- i ? ! !' <! < . 1 , 15 at i: >;> v.' ' ' v i:! ! t ;.? ; uniform t t iv. r>? n d 1!-. m ; /i . ,i !.?.!. i in a - iar|? tmiR (, , -Sit lii.wn. Tivvnr." sai<l ij? I ' :. with i u i m -hit I >n. r 1" rroii-.. i > a wtnhnv li * op lnl it a: ti- : <> tn : ;:i 'i .l. - :r. . n<l <>: i*r . , f i.'.i v. l.h r.ntf .il?-: to t dim: to tl 'i > for onion*." ^ Wi a- this*:" oxt'laimod M t Maxwell. his fa , ivtMonini* wi r.i no. \ V V .1 /-t o 5 & V B rd AS3 liln } lfc?5 ^ . -i j : ' ! h'ly . > > SUOXaSD 3-JX Alilj t ^r^?r<.<l by?JAME r. .. Mr. Maxwell oDoyou. ..... I j rl a i ally; lait when the heavy steps | i 'x> i t Ink . J J !/" U Q ks, i{ him ^ H . Ill Qu .1 . ? I i Q il .tf. } Ki Ti I'atSiH V v - 3f5o { b Til artxTGrOia'ia. > ppen S3 F? St. 1.oulff.^ br.'ii and a-i i lCrt * The tramp of horses was hoard. I I IK UK If remanded. nncl t,ad ,"iioop! he shouted. '"Treed ati ono ' ]* was Serjeant .rone-. who budl coubi fl(j left at the ram in Ills face, as p,,rjs wo by the light of a pine torch but who .edit from the tire, was haggard. ,-rati his horse was covered with foam this?" he dust, lie had evidently rlden far 0f ntelai "ast. A score of questioners col- Et<>ut he ?d around him, l?u ere ho could "Mista xuumittr oi a uoay 01 u-ops looked vi'? to tiievounir so'..i:<T H .'.V.1 whom the "Sharpshooters" low to vi tory. Hut :f the p i?- F"me hine true, not .>nlv was be ti . P w' a could b- trusted? ' fo1 -v?u mu there be no mis ake In all nie /! '\U" inquired, with an expres . ,1 I"1 ~ 1 acliolv earnestness, for his an'' an quailed. the worse f. ke. Mr. l?anforth? T vv s*, ful1 volce 1 ys." said Danforth, "as nsked for my soajj. I will little of It as a night-cap, i-t be moving early. Let though, that the song, like is r.iiisplantod from Yansrhaps, though, it's none or that." Then, in a deep, le sang: 'a ' M : >r. as I live:" I II -It's Jiule I ' > - H " was j'i h r \!J'1 I- It <(? lllf 'I tl"' ' I f' i Mint y. ti lia\ !" ' 1 /vvfaeratstftf ?ea*8?se*str c It mfiiTH :r that you. loyalist ; ?X yon pr.'o: 1 t" 1"' havo I . 011 ongau In tor\ plots Nay. do not look often ' -1 od' It moans that you worn en;ra>: tn i r ii . a v. hol for. until tlio tlofi ,1! ' of t:a.o- a t'annhn oooloil your rob otlloil usm sV?i *? v'vi tr s i ii j v iVbVii& , . <>i 0111 "i s wen- neeru a ppi oaeiunu I , he t ;in imploring glance at his , ni''io. When tli? two cap'alns entor, o.l .ho room, tlioy found her stated hv ( tin- side of het uncle. pale as a statue. ther tine eyes distended, while her lips j our <1 a- if n scorn Her face was! I calm, hut it w is evident from an o - ea ional convulsive twitchinj: of tho mi s les around the mouth, thai stormy j emotions were raging in her heart. and soon a hand of niutM-d men r3 n n c.anc into the valley, where t hey Hi ado ~ Immediate propnra ions to eneamp. The liorses stripped of their saddles. 1 ^ were fettered with green willies, and permitted to graze on the fresh turf, ltttles, with the equipments slung on t tiiem, were leaned against the trees, and protee ed from the night-dew l?y the saddle-hlankets. And now the riders drawing forth their provisions I ij lin n, i 'uiiiiM in > ciccLr >OKO 'twas a : out above the rest: riflo ant! rgoant Jones, you will give your have it t e to those around you. and eonie ^ill. as t mistake. Why. I'd break my I kill my best 'coon do-* to "Come, g.tl i mistake. Itnt It's too true a jour he cr:in<l .juries say." With locirin With ol lR-'T",h'-' hint 'Sharpshooters, from mountains down, s of deerskin, and buntingbrown, in < aps. and new inocafeme hering summons of trumnd drum. n with your rides?let gray = QU!T C ' tm M 'I'l!? ?? i? no iipfil 9^ - k lien M>ii i'.in i:* m W * IVlurray s rto c ? - A f*'W (io>r?. of 11 ;OUGHING! of tv?-. rinc \ our I.I SCS out l a hot tic of : : : hound, Mullen and Tar li-i l)nll.-t-ll?M l'f*nit?<lv ?vill "Well." asked Captain Foster, in a cnvulier tone, "is the decision made?" ^ I "My niero." murmured Mr. Maxwell, * but his voice failed him. and he sat C ; r: i'/.inp at her in speechless a irony. ? ; l'oor girl. liven Trevor, worlding as ^ lie was. felt liis eonscionee troubled I by the quiet though reproachful de? I meaner of bis victim. ? "This is a harsh wooinp. Miss Anf rora." said he: "but in those times from well-packed saddle hags, began to . rat their frugal meal, with a rleh sea toning of Jovial mirth. They were Hie 'Sharpshooters." on their return from the successful foray projected j hy I >anfortti. who had secured a supply of arms and ammunition, priceless In those days. "Ah. Panforth," said an old hunter. ; "how neatly you did take that Hritlsher in. We (leoririans are some hut it ? wolf ^ ^ : Howl in the y WILL , rocUs - ^5^ HELP YOU I Let the be: ? Cures MftLRRlR nere-v1 two I iler a urcs CONST\PATI0M ^ and all Unques TVPO *?? ?" iin<l fox shade of their dens in lha ir feed securely from piffml stall. logged game for your p?>wnd ball. nued en Fourili I'nfce itionablv Correct. ? iniinnliittH r?*I>oi" Z K.N/A IJKONC Til K TIIKO AT : ? ? koi i'. prr i m I lm i The = Mur ' %? ' *? c? . A 11 vif fitiv I Ar I N J'I ( " it is and disk asks of a n i l - spasmodic"|\ p f<Y ; . J i ? 4 ray = Drug = Co. >lummav s. c. A j etiquette Is banished. Itepend upon it. mX will bo every.him* to you that your Jp fondest dreams of a partner in Ufa st* have portrayed. Already is your iiuape implanted in my heart, and never 3"! ; will it be obliterated." *-> When he began to speak. Aurora'* , nT* | eheek blanehed with a death like palJj* lor, then a passWJnate emotion irim* * senium her fare, she spoke la tones i ti.i l ...... f., ... !?..? . ii-M 1.. ...pi a.. 1 -- I I. takes you Yankees to do the clean thin p." , "It was rather a sell. I admit, to ~~ make the old fellow take down our names ami our address, before lie pave J^T us the rltles. I.lttlc did he think that * ^ they would l>e first used to pick off Slid these of his stamp." \> A 'Heautlful!" .-aid one. TJH "Capital!" exclaimed another, and Cll \ EVERY BOTTLE Gl . . ON AND AF' L R FEBR1 OI 'I'lIK FOLLOWING Prt IC OliVW. AN HEN WORK IS OOMP IKING, WITH SHOES AND NAILS, 2Ao GON BT(;<i Y TIRKSSURINK. PER V K TIGHTENER AND CAN SHRINK Y< lOYIki, WIIKH FROM VKH K'I.E. mi Vt(liV> HIB \ ? 1 (V'l'IIPn irnnif ?.* The I?a r 1? JARANTEEO PRICE 50 CENTS, trcthfulljr i _?__ "The mileng.' for L!ARY 1ST 1 WILT. ADOPT road ..on n, KS, FOR CASH STRICTLY, 1 the tti'r. LETK. 1IORSE ANI> Ml'I.E ' paesee. Hi . PER PAIR ONE-HORSE ture ard tli V11 EEL. I USE THF. SKHAN have a kind JUR TIRE COLD WITHOUT tion or imli I ^ ^ j looaetbuur ngtoi. Neos of last waek una : giolatura should provide t he meml ers of the rnili-sion ami should not allow (Is to furnish 1 lu rn wi*h imnii nal*J>e is human raeavr-ue innn will always IIv iV*lnirfnr the eorpnraividua! that furnishes him f< r nothine. T?i? ??.??? L i* i thrilled in tho hearts of her listeners: | J "Ah. sir, with th? !?rr!hlr aiierna I"?u wrii: uir rjk|iirNili<us U1 llCllfcm. " When they liad subsided. Danforth I rose, and. clapping his hands *o secure I ...... V I II r.rv nui)l\ 1 i* /W ^ SON ARK PROPORTION. - - ?' 1U.AC"KSM1TH. 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