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and no ma[Ii-is§?ot1Breéi'e7r;brilflliflfifhblfcum1lkQ“"’SlluuE0'.' ~,..-:”Wl:J’<41?F€':H‘i?‘5§.?":éi .1-Y‘-3«"‘-If-Z‘r?.7’l”"""’i ‘ A 'Th¢"1'°“"“k° ‘“m“°'“‘S SP‘“k1° blight ‘haul round to the eastward any, to call one consolation--vwe will-die togetlier—- main hope w‘a‘s irrdisposing of. the: five oned -F.8l11k11‘—’.1.' ‘,°...13§‘ er . ‘The’ Shoemaker thinks that its au.
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‘sale bi-' by tlic‘pot,=w‘ith5tlic- lonin of bi'u_slics.—._,
:Spe,0l£l.1_E1l.l}0Ilti0l1‘1)€l.i§1)lip—I'il.p(}1‘ sliiingiiig,
By it plllllct-11:11 liiltillnicut of all ‘cngagcineiits-,:
'aiid‘i'casor‘iiib1‘echiirgés;-lie-hopes'to receive
shane:9,f.p.ub.1i.c Dairouasci «v , V
, p p , , GEORGE MARVIN.
‘"Nbi'1valk,'Aiig;‘9th,~1853-. . . ,tfl5
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Gap‘ and'Fur Emporium. .,
-. ms:
2 -Ski,t_lr_ly’s_,]}lock,_,y.'ould._.s:i.y, tliat‘ having
is ‘cuablcdcto--offer’-"over his coinpctitors,*ii1’'
, {,‘,g;>r;_fir;ing_;,&;ii.',;.vi;ho1c attei'1ti6r'1*to-’
._tlllS>Ql_10l[J1'£‘..YlC1l ‘o b’ ‘ "
cz‘in‘mal{c‘piircliEisés an'd~sccuréfa much, better
qi1a,li§;y'.§_of..goods, .tlian those , comparatively
iiiiacqu:i.iiit,cd with’ the b‘usine'ss. - We; have
new oi1ll‘:tfl‘(l ‘a. fiiici-assoi‘t‘men't of 7I;Li'i's, just
sui;i.ed{'t0.t_iie scason.untl.the,wgii1_ts=oftlic coni-
n1ui1'ity.——Foi' i"ii1*t1_ic1', pa1't1cul_ai-s, just ~.-i-_1rop . in ._
:iZii"(1"'e.\::'iiii'iuc'-'f~'o1' yourselves; ‘at: No’. 2 Skiddy’s
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jii_s'i iiih'd'c ‘very 1‘zir'g'c‘ :id"ditions'.to his former,
f= .,stnc-k,-_.'_,of.newi;an(lfashionable goods in his‘
line, would now call the attention of tlie‘ 'p't1bl-ic‘
' igbiieifzflly, to the great ad°viinfit'¢gers_ wh_ich.,-he;
,llSll'1eSS‘,"‘7$°Q feel .th9.t;' we, ,,
A of Florida. . .
"*'A~t= the time of: which we write the
Jacob -Morgan was commanded by
O, licautcoiisscenc tliat never. cloys! _
, Buoyaiit with health fond hope and joys A
When hlllsand viilcs, lakes and streams
‘ "Are glittering iii 1n01'n’s silvery beanis!
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THE«:9.AP.TA.m 5-57.” 31.3 .MAT.Ei
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-~ THE SOLITARY FRIEND. ..
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I tliinkit is now abouttwelve-years,
gan, a_sliip of seveiikliiindred tons burd-
en, sailed from Bruiiswick, G-eo., bound
for the East Indies. "She wasa noble
ship, but, if we‘ rr'ia‘yvbclieve the assertion
of onewho sailed in her, she was built
for misfor_tuiie.. She was launched from,
her stocks at mid day, but yet the moon
was seen in the lieaveiiswhen she, _first
gave her impress to "saltwater. ‘Seven
our sketch opens sliexvas. driven ’ upon
one of the Martyr’s Reefs, and her ill-fa-
ted tiiiibers were strewn upon the sands
Capt."
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Goods or the a;b‘ovc’ dcsci"i'ptiou received
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FOPHSALE. ‘
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31 “.7 rblezstyei-n15, a.‘E[0l1§0'i&Lid ,‘L,Ot,l situ-ated:in' I
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, ugi-an, {1i1CL2§5 uiiles f‘1'_Qm l_\_‘prwa.lk Bridge. , The
'IIo,ii‘se ‘isuewly built: contairis 5' large rooms, '
mi‘ lied-rooms,-attachei1"it0‘Whidh is an out-
9-'l101lS,B,‘C0nt1l.llilng.4-I‘QO1ilS,.Cel..la-1‘,gv3.7C., &c. _
.,. The aboye_propcrty willbc sold vfcry low up-
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”" " ‘ H‘ ' » .q-..: I; 100 Bbls.'of..Linie for sale by T._L.PECK. .
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S‘outli:Norwalk-,’Aug.-2.1853: , ._
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‘.ii,g‘§E;tlte‘£5£'i:§i§fofrtiiciiaaieiictc5 4 1*:
ft. 35l),OO0 _Fla_stc_r.iug.La-ths«.
5p,0l)0 Feet _Piiic_:uid Spriice ‘Tiinben.
’ '“ ,_ ]O,U00'Pfuc1fickc‘tsjii'st i'ec’d siiid for sale
~ ‘ " mos. L. PEGK.
‘_l{ns1i§i'ano,§a. Company .
Oapiteil $£:>:0(l;0(l0—xwitli précilegc mm
"-' ‘;'ori2a.s‘é to *1‘Ialf'u, 5Mi£Zi0n.‘
' *‘ .- 1LLi'~hii cs STREET,'Agent of.the above
3 5‘-ntimed.'Company'is:noW prepared to In-
‘ _ sj._11'e_1Iou_s_cs;,, _S.t0_},‘§2,$,,kIl1‘llS, Factories, Ba.i‘n's,v and
. tlic_coiitcrits_of ca_cli,_to_gether,\vi,th 'every.otlier'
" species of’ property, Auamsr toss oi,i,D.i_\i.iG1: 111'
FIRE: -'—'Tli‘c rates of ‘premium'oiI'crerl;':u‘c as low’
astliose of any other’ similar iiisti.tution,' and
every 7iriaIri‘lias' now an opportunity, for a trifling
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a ’ny,tlie,ca_i'ning‘s,of_' $O'1llfl.l1x years.
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ye-:r.°.. @"€’.$‘},H'§Rg"iZ‘ , -s-'1'. on
THE 1subs’ci'i<ber‘ h’as=fon=sh'and by _fai' the
1, Z;q7:gr.s qnd.l2,c.9_ts_e1eci!z'o7t, of Family Gro'-=-
ci,-'i-ics"aii<l‘ _Pi-ot*isi§)iis',' to be‘ ‘f01ll1_tl_il1_ South
‘Noi'\v£vlk‘;‘ wliicli he offer.-s 'to‘»1iis.- ciistonicrs ‘and
tliq 1>ul)lip, at greatly_rcduced,prices. His-'fa+:
cil,it.ic:s_i_ii~'_o__sfiicli' tli‘at'h‘e‘ will‘ be’ copshan_tly ,re-_,
_ce_i ‘ iig new and,_fi‘ésli supplies of goods, its the
‘f‘i":‘t}lt-S|"()f"'lll§'C.11)St(5l1‘!'l"Ci‘S" riiaiyi'cq_uire‘; .wl1ic'liu'tiilil’.
. lowest, possible; price. , mid_ ’lic' ‘i'v'ould"1‘é'-'
~“- _ _' ‘ “ GEO. W.._SI\lI:T,H.,._ .,
bollvth‘ 'I\'o1'walk-,-May '~15tli, ‘1854.j', ' '
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"”"Oi‘1e _iiiorniiig, when ‘Capt, Wallack
always be of the «best quality:-mid sold at ,,tlic, V,
A1-lhllll s,0li:c_'it an cxainiiiation aiicl 5ti'»iul.of'»tli‘c. ‘
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“'0, God !" I do__n’t know..
:t...,.. :
, liis sec
2 ,B_e_ll. W allack, a powerful, broad-ch‘es’ted
man, but as kind and considerate as he -
was fe'a'rl’es‘s and strong. "Seamen were
scarce; and the sliip"s c'rew hadbeen ob-
tained witli*gi'eat- difficulty, and uiider
_the_circuiristances..mei1bad, been hired,
_w,ho,would _othe_Vr\vise, have been most
The ship had -
beeriysixldays out wlieiithe first'mate,- ‘a
Mr. G/wy’nn', from-' Providence, R. ‘I.', was
suddenly. taken sick, and on the next‘
morning his lifeless clay was consigned
to the deep grave of the blue Atlantic.
This untimely‘ event left- Capt. Wal-
lack» in a critical situation. ‘ Nat.',Faulk-
nor, his second mate, was by noflmeans
qualified for the .vacant.. office, not would
he have taken the respoiisibilihtyihad the
captaiii desirecl it.’ There was3'but -one
man in the-ship"who possessed sufficient
knowledge of seamanship for the .mate’s
berth, and though Wa1_la_ckfound that to
him he must give the office, yet he did it
with, many iiiis'g'iviugs. This .man’s
nairie: was Tom Roland,‘ haughty and
‘ overbeariiigi ill"-his disposition, seeming,
by his general comport, to have been in
, the. habit ‘of. coiniiiaiidiiig, rather than
obeyiiig, on ship-boz_iijd, and who had al-
‘i‘ea'd'y begun to exercise‘ a sort of -control
‘over tlie;crcw. A Biittlie case was one of
necessity, and .-Toni Roland was instal-
led into _tlie,_office of first mate, and quar-
tered in the cabin. V , 4 .
' For several weeks, things passed on
extremely well. Roland proved to be a
-thorough navigator, 2. finished seaman,
,-and :a, ready and, eflicieiit, ,ol"ficer, and
Capt. .V,Valla,ck began to think that his
m__isgiv_ings were entirely gi‘oundless,_
over the ci'ew,"Rolaiid had‘ a most thor-
ough control, and even those men who
liad .eviiic'ed toward the, captainmarks,of
iiisiiborcliiiatioii, moved without a.mur-
l_Tl'l1l"'r_lf; the slightest heck of the mate.
hiid"liis second mate had the morning
..watcli,"*tliey both kept -the deck uiitil'Ro.
lgiiidhad fiiiislied. his breakfast, and when
_tlie_ ,lat,te’r_to,ol; hiswatcli, at a few; min-
‘ utes”pa's"t eight o'clock,,tliey went below.
"Wli'"en' thcy‘reachéEl' the cabiii, M'r.’R'u's.
's'el.l,-" tlie"supei'c-argo, was just rising’ from
tlie,tab.le, and takiiig"a book from the
,lie.ad Q‘,f,_hi$. llfirih, heuat down» upon -a
stool at tlic,foot__0f" the ‘ladder, and com-
‘iiiéiiceil r"eadii-ig. ' He passed a few ob.
"§érv‘a-tibfis upon ‘tlic"\veatlier, asthe cap.
taii1.’a=i1‘c1:second mate took their seats at‘
'.t.he...t.al>l.e.. and. rthcn Went. on with his
_rc.ading._ Some flY8_l11inut.esliad passed,
when VYalla:_cl-: aiid Fa'ulkner were start-
led ‘ a[suddcn exclarna'ticn of pain from
tl1e:supe’rc'argo,-iaiid -on turning they saw
.,g,hat-.lie ..liad. dropped‘; his book, and sat
Htyitlti .b,o.t;l_i ,li'z,i_,i,ic‘bs_ ipre_ssed_liard upon his
stomach, while liis'fe_a_tiires had assumed
livid‘li'ue,'"tiiidi’citivc of "the-~most acute
'rSll'ffel‘l1‘]g.;' -The" ~‘ captain sprang. A quickly
fi:qm~ cthc.-table; a-nd.laying.=l_iis.han'r1 upon
}'tf§fi,§lt_f,fel‘§§,S~§ll‘Qgl.ll(16,l‘,__lle_,eXclalmedZ
-,“,_Wliat_’,s the I}l_a.t_f,‘?1f,.,N_lFiB_«‘uSsell,'f77 .
. 5 Here it ‘is!
there !"‘l.”~b'ii‘rn’!ii‘t‘£ei’étl"tllé .,.sppercargo,
'as‘lie..presser.l"iliis 'lia'uds&liai’rd,cr upon his
S‘9"3u°1*- . .*-1?‘: -:r:'«'--I -"rt -. ._ g .
_‘-E What have YCJ_,‘sl,.l_)eell_.,§I:ltl.l1g?; .,Wli_at
,..l'l3l.r\7iC_yOu;._(ll'fllll{,'f’Z asked, Wallaclr, in a
rcnzyof ‘"’ ' ’
' N'dtlllll;:_'{,‘5'HOlillillo‘_'
the‘: poor *fcifow._.:.,,
' .‘rVV-‘mack-cast a; ,trcmblin’g" glance at
_ . ‘?“.d_,I_“ufto, arid for a moment they
both l'el‘llall‘lG(l silent. A , ‘L " ' A
,“ has SW‘“‘§0,” at length uttered
‘Faullnler. “Poor Gwymi was taken in
.:exactly the same .way;” .
The. Captulli" ll'la(le_l1O reply, but his
.°°.':,mtem.12”»ce.."’PN?, it strange shade of
doubt and sii_spicioii,'as 1~,eg,',zed upon
the tortiired features of the -supuercarvo.
,‘ T-Pm“ méma lheibfoatl-’Atlantic rallied
its ceaseless waves overxanotlier of the
ship’s colmpaiiy. Mr. Russell bad breath.
,ed hislastl Capt, VVa]1a¢_k and vNat.
‘Faulliiier liad the last dog-watch. "R0.
land had g0ll’e:(lO\VIl intotlie cabin while‘
'Lh$'.f0l‘ellluSl’;' llillllls,-‘flvllill 'tli:é"cxdeption
O !”‘groane'd
it. may -be thirteen, since the Jacob Mor-
years subsequent to‘ the-period at which
-chief in their minds.”
, join them.
~ he’ wished‘ his mate a pleasant watch.
' "and then went below.
' “'Faulkner,” said the captain, as he.
turned--a furtive glance at the head of
-the’- ladder, “ let not aword escape you,
unless it be of common-place affairs, un-.
- ‘til..we have turned into our berth; but
. keep your weather eye open, anM'oll0W_
my movements.” _ _ -,
.- .Faulkner,did not start at thisvrequest.
for the same thoughts seemed ‘to have
been passing in his own mind.
' . “;Let’s see,” said the captain, ina tone
_lo_ud eiiough tobe heard "on 'deck.: “ I
rn'us_t_ run over my ‘reckoning b,e‘f0r’e,’I
. t.u_ri1 in. Mr. Faulkner, just hand "me
tliat cliart, if _ you 'please.’’’ , ’ V
_. “As Wallack_spoke he reached over
into his, berth and took out his‘ ‘pistols,
‘which_ he proceeded carefully to-load,
pakingpcare the while that hisbacvk was
turned towards the companionway.-—
Faulkner followed his example, and ere
long the candleswere extinguished, and
the two men retired, but not, however,
to sleep. - ' .- f ‘ ' V
“‘ Faulkner,” whispered the -captain,-‘
“we’re in a snug fix, for I have every
reason to believe that there is mutiny on
board. Gwynn and ‘Russell have‘ both
been poisened !" . . ' .
"So I believe,” returned Faulkner,
in-thesame low tone ; ‘_‘ and. if .I’m not
mistaken there’ll be .poison in our coffee-
cups to-marrow morning.” ,, -
_ “ Ha! have -you seen anything ?”.
" Yes. I saw Roland give the cook:
small paper to-night, and they had quite -
an earnest conversation about it.._ I knew
from their manner that there was rnis-.
“ Then, in.God’s name, what sliallwe,
do '2” uttered the captain.- “ Their ‘pl8:.n8~ _
-must be all formed, and, I suppose they
have made arrangements for the‘dis’p'osi-'
tion of those in the forecastle who do not
Would to heaven I knew
how many of them there are.’.' _
“ You have a passage between decks“
‘to me forecaetle bulkhead,", suggested‘
Faulkner.
v tr Yes)! ' : '
." Perhaps you might gain some infor-
mation by listening.”
“ No. If Roland leads the plot—and
I know he does—-hewoiild not dare to
carry on his conversation upon the sub-
ject there, for the rest would ‘hear him.”
“_ Hark !” whispered Faulkner, as a
suppressed voice at the wheel caught his
ear. He bent his head ‘out from his
bunk, and caught the following words,
which he knew to be’ from ; the lips of.
Roland. , ‘p
“ They're both asleep before this,- Hal.
You look out for the deck a few minutes
while I see the boys in the forecastle.”,
“ He’s going to the forecastle,” whis-
pered Faulkner. “Now’s your chance
to_ follow him.” i 4 _
“ No——you‘ had better go, Faulkner,
for it may be that some one will come
down to see me, and in that case’ oiii‘
knowledgeiwill be discovered. There’s
mutiny, and no mistake. ._You kilow,
where the passage runs between the
boxes; just abaft the mainmast it takes a
short turn to starboard, and follows along
chock down to the tanks. Slip out from
your berth, and go over wliere the poor
siipercargo used to bunk, and move that
panel; It moves easier than minedoes.”
Faulkner lost no time" in obeying the =
captains directions._ There were‘ two
secret communications to the hold of the’
ship through the cabin bulkhead, and
through one of these the second male
soon made his way. Nearly half _an
hour elapsed ere he returned, and during
that time,.the captain’s mind was tortu-
red by various fearful emotions. Until.
the death of Russell, he had not held a
suspicioiiof direct mutiny, and his form-
er {ears with regard to Roland had near-
ly been quieted, but now the suspicion
had been sudden,’and it was strong, even,
to a certainty. A thousand little incl-.
dents "came back, to his ‘mind, which,
singly, had appeared as finotliing, but
which now helped to solve the mystery
of Gw.ynn’s death. ,Walli"ick liad medi-
cal knowledge enough ‘to know that his;
supercargo had been _kil.l,eil with white
arsenic, and-._h_e nqw_kIi¢}v§ that: his..first-
mate _.had come tp his’ ‘end: in the .. same
way, though the dose of the latter -must.
have been much smaller than that which
sent poor, Russell tobis '_iintiiiiely._end,
and its symptoms had not been.so. pail-
pablef.‘ ' ' ' ‘ , _...,.. .
While the captain lay thiis rac_kiug,.hi.’6,
b_rain'_s,' Faulkner _returned_ from ,_hiS- espi-
onage,'and as he crept stelthily‘past.‘t_l_ie,
foot‘ of his bunk, Waiiacfirranci-_ri,,i‘i'g-L’
couldvhear his heart as it beat in li‘i's’b'p-,
son‘. f (I . H .
" What news 3” asked the captai,n,',al-,
most fearing to put’ the question. ',
" We are lost—lost!” uttered’ Faulk-‘
ner, as he clasped hishands in silent ag-
ony. . ; ~ , .
“ Lost !” iterated the captain. ,“ No,
no, that cannot be. Some of them will.
sfirely help us.” § ‘ "
9' Ben Wallack," returned the mate in
a tone that made. the captain's" stout
heart heat more quickly; ',‘ you have but
one solitarufriciid on board the ship."
" All, All. Are they iirir. against us?”
“ "‘ All but poor Nat. Faulkner. I'have
heard the ‘whole plot, eyery ‘part-'a~nd.1
,-,q.f,. .1-l_l_€,‘-_el11_i}l1 ,,:i_,t_.-,gi_hc_-,wliee.1, were all‘ ‘for:
I
parcel of it. B-oland is an old slave deal-
--er, and all? the men, with, thepeneeptipn,
' vice '9"
. , words '.addrcss'ed to. his Alierculean com-
‘arose from his fall, " you shall suffer for
' ond mate followedphis silent request, and
. , ',g¢)m,'dj,now,!2, h§.§Qll§:|}§_uB'd'; “'*_uire- 'i'n’u's‘t'
of retaining you in his piratical‘ s_e'r.'-‘,',
“Yes..'.’. .. . -. . . ‘ ‘ : '
" Then I have it. I'll tell ‘you onfthe
watch to-niglit.?'. : . » , - . . T __ '
As the captainzspoke, he heard ,a sliglit
foot-fall at the companion-way, and fear‘-
ing that he might bewatched, he turned
upon his back, ,l,_aid_.,-hisliand upon the
butt of his pistol, and fell into a‘ ‘low,
.steady snoring, which he kept up till his
watcliwvas called _at inidnight.f
, The remainder of the iiightipassed off‘
without, disturbance} ',,,Wallack and‘ his
',._s'olt,'titr.y.7 friend if-;a_’rri;e‘i,cl<_',in's'i_ich conver-
sation‘ as they could ‘during't_heir<watch, V
and inithe morning, they came on...de_ck-
‘ half an b_onr'l3ef6i‘_e"t'he’ ‘cookh d .prepar-
ed their breakfast-.' ’The’captain~,walked.,
up and downftlie‘_l'ée;side of the quarter-
deck several * times‘. 'in‘-a"s'ort fof. angry,
‘troubled ‘ mood; muttering stifled . ~ curses ‘
to himself, until at‘ length he stopped‘ be-;
fore -his"-se'cond»mate,’ and shaking his,
finger menacingly -in his face, lie.uttered:.-
" Mr. Faulkner; that-‘makes the fourth
‘time you’h'ave,.by.your‘:lubberly careless-
ness, torn up..th'e‘ paper — containing my
day’s work. Now, if you do it~again,l1
willfdisrate you and put you 1before.the_.
mast.-”.~ .»' H -.9 » .,.
“Do it as soon as you pleasé,.”. return-
ed Faulkner, his face reddening with ap-
parent anger. '9 You ,.wou’t frighten
me.”. . , . : - .
“ Don’; be insoleiit, sir.’f _
., "I am not ins_oler_it.’,' I. I
.“You were-,’.’. - . . , ‘ ‘
" It’s "a lie !’,’. uttered Faulkner,’ actual-
ly trembling, at gtlie ;souna of his own
H .,, .
.mander. , A _ 4_ ,
H ,“ Capt, _VV_all'ack.'took,one step forward
as itlid’ word‘.li£ dropped‘ from hisjofiicer’s_
‘lips, and onthe next instant he dealt“hfiir'i_’
a blow upon the breast’ that ‘ prostrated
him upon tliedeck. ‘ ‘ ' ' '
. x
" Capt. Wallack,” said Faulkner, as he
-this. I will -be revenged, as sureas there,
isaGod in heaven P.’ . . A , '
The captain madeno reply, but turb-
‘ing quickly upon his heel, hewent to
his cabin. Twice did, Roland start to
follow him, but yet he remained ondeck,
There‘ was a- strange light in -his eyes, as
he caught the revangeful expression up-
on Faulkner's countenance, and then, as
if a, sudden thougnt had struck him, he
went quickly to t_he_caboose:a‘nd gave’
some hurried. directions to '.the' ' cook.-
Al'ter_\tba_t,_ he took two or three turns up
and down the _quarter-deck, and then
beckoning to Faulkner, who~stil1- stood
,su_lki|y leaniiig'_ againstthe lee‘ rail, he
,walked forward to the bitts. -The sec-
'in a moment after lie passed the caboose
the cook camelvout, and threw-goverboard
the coffee h’e‘lia'd prepared for, breakfast!
5 Wlien‘Faulkner came up. tothe bitts,
Roland cast a. furt__ivs_‘ glance aijoiiiid him,
and _ then ‘looking li'x‘edly »int_o,hi's com-‘
panion’: ey€s",‘lie‘ said: -' ' ' ‘ '
_""Faulk'rie'r"h'av'e-you the} courage to
‘follow: "up" the» revenge you have sworn
irgainstlthecaptain-?.”’ - 1- = i
-"Yes'."'*‘
‘-"But younwould not dare to7ta"-kei‘In's
I?-fan __;,,: :__._:_ H.
' " I dare to. take any man's life who
stn'ke.r.'rne.".~*-:.».-: . — .
- Roland’s eyes ...sparkled 9a_£.~iis- heard‘
»this,‘ajnd' he .tlien~asked.:,';;; I
‘ '!‘-B,ut Uwhotz-would: take. his place , in
command ?."-,-..-.;. .. .,. , f ,~.. ,~ '_
- ‘ ‘l.Who '!’-’, retiii;_iied,.- ~Faulkner;?iw_ith; a
perfect appesnanue; of-..honest: intent.
‘f Why, w.ho.;i_s. there but you that: is
qualitied 1”, ._. . g r
. 3.‘ But i_f,_I,_W.ere .captai_n, would you
follow_me'!” , ' 3
, . 4"_Y°5i‘8Y8!l_,t_Q,th6 hoisting of ,the black‘
flag, so,that.I had rev:eng-e,",,, ;, .
Roland: grasped his companion ,by the ._
-.h!!!d..aIid duet.’ gazing. in nioment. into
‘his face, . he; went‘ on, f and d_et_ailed.,’t_l_i.e._
WW9 .i>,|°t fie. lia'd‘ff0‘rn_ted'.. f<it‘.¢5lsiugath.°
ship, l‘aiid_infg" the: cahrglovfon the coast of
Lower "Guinea, ‘and ‘going int_o,th,e 91,8-,Ve:
trade. His rec‘ita'l was ‘1ust,;~t_lie, Same,
.thst.the.:.secog,1.,,,,,gte bud heu-id While
..-'~'2.-»—~. , ,-
-:4
-,‘. i 2.)
:.“..Ye,s,,r_eadily.;: hutjreinember, it shall‘
.,bo.. my haiid.,tliat, finds ..t_l_id fife ‘VH7
3. ’ ».v,'..-'lx’.:' ‘..‘--j'v,.=* ‘ H’ r “I
_..,-- Then, to be, it,’f_,-l£§turfl¢<3',Bi°Ii!n¢1’-—
.ht.ve.3 .the.rm%tuu'. .89"'1!’-$1. .» -'i".*"1“’3'?!5"" $¥"P5!‘5‘-”-
‘bi.e.:r¢i.W.-.iIa,cl=. in.t.e:nde‘;.to .<oic!,i=a‘r.-t_he~
Cane -V cult», .§i1I<,1r‘Y'.=; s',¢,.1!9".' .’‘‘'‘.'’''.°" ‘W’
‘i,'..,.,;.'a..y;..' saji'l, {rpm there a‘tf,t'he" furthest,‘
,;d'i up mug; have him o_u_t1o’f'the waytoi
_i_iight;_. ..t.;~,i,r.ain't,_t9.lt.<.='e;p.‘a‘,way* t.r‘>-‘r‘fior‘r‘<>v'v‘;
f orniiig ;a._.ai,";.nhf, ; aqwn; new-een= , st.
'Mrtthew'g,ana _As§eilSlbr_f.’:"‘ -- 4 '4
7‘ But, say’; Rdlahd, why have you not
put Wallack out of tlieviiay before this?
,It seems to r_ne,_if I, had been’. in =>y'oi'ir.
'pl'a'ce, should have made. quick won: of
it”” "‘ “'- s
I’
p ' 5‘ So I should," replied the villain),
with a. peculiar meaning smile ;. " but you
jse‘e',I,have_' been picking them 011' care-
fully. Had 1;imowni.‘ow the land -laid.
with you,‘ Wallack would not have been,
living now.” ' , ~ ,
‘ "When the two men separated, i_t,w ,8
-understood ‘thlit Faulkner shoulél .1:-\'i,l,l,Jt__ _e,
captain"diii-ing‘..tlie»-fii-st part of the risggt
. At the :fiis,t.9pp<>.u.unity. »3'..0.uL{§e.t.- as E095
I-1 - -5 As: Wallhchumered, I the
.- helI1.i.fr’om..h.i'T.1. .W
_listening.a_t,'i1he forecastlehbulkhead, and ,
. _‘low‘dredpfrorm tlieidavilesaa (lmfl
. ’..
was set. " 4- i . ~
', At; length the captain. and second mate‘
‘ took -thefirstiwatch.-' "Nine‘.o’clo’ck-«-pas-
sed, and so did ten. ‘-Wallack paced‘ the
quarter-'d_eclr' 'inV=--.a- = steady‘, th'oug.litful
mood,‘ ever and ~" iiinon castiiig his eyes
‘about upon‘ 'the'-=1drew,=«'most; of Jwliom
were forward. The moon threwéits pale
‘beams‘upon'- the5~'herculea'i'i'fraifrie of the;
captain-, andalclose‘ bbserveri might have.’
seen the iron muscles as they worked in
.-hi"s‘..;pauieifulijlinibsg His countenance-
bet_r_ay_ed, _-tha”,vary_i_ng, th0}JgllfS‘aDd in-i
tense .an.=;=ii%=ty athat ¥n9.YE§l..Wi§hi"-‘him-- ‘
Five minutes afteerl-s.pe1ii.i;;-i 't°ldlr-hat"
-tefisicloclr-.h.=is? iaa..s.s...<2<l.....<.1.i'<1—..’.l*?. -“’““‘* ‘mm
the y_V_I]eél:t:(|?§§he,1}1,a'.l‘L}‘I‘£1%5i,,Ellll1?l)a0k5;lib!
the. .sixth.-. —.t.1.119.iii1§§ii 3-8.. he... eficbeda the
‘rack in w.i1i<:li_,..\ve.r.e..c9i1..er.3..t. 6% mainitops
sail. halyards,‘ he‘. .st_opp{a,d'_su‘dden-}y<- .w it!!-
.a- .ner,vous quickness: while‘ ' the’ iflashing.
of his ey_es._aii_d, _the fiinstaiitzaneous con-
traction and,fe_xpansion.of,. t_l*'ie' riiuscles -Of:
the face_sbo\ved that a fsuddfieii, and pow.-
,erful_ idea liad,shot_-iiiito ,_his ,.mind.‘. v
The w.ind..“:s1'.s, .b1,r'>_~v’.ing 7°‘.-7§<5°¢1‘—t°P8=1l*
;lan_t breeze’.froni, S,‘ and the ship
was closelia3,ile_d_ up_on,tl_1e ,starboard tac 1;,”
and stood, half,§., under, single-reefed_
topsails. ==!¥l.<1.‘.¥.°P;‘-.-’.3.'..‘.‘“1.¥4§i!i1,3-. . --. . }
“Mr,., _.I_1‘a,111,1c_i:i,er,”;,- said. tliegcapllzain,
again ,st9pping,iii_, ,l_ii_s"w’a_i;l_l-': ,ne_ar, the
mainmasi. -at the ..sa..m.e time. gmotioning.
for his second ri_iat§,to _coiri,5a;,to ,
», “I have it! _, Watcli my; .e'very.rii9tion,_
«and fail-not -t9;'cu°h .8ver.Y...W-°.1'4. were
as; all the riie_n,}are. all.u}3, .S‘!3.‘<_3',11.'l‘*,3, l‘-hie 0a:b-_
in;ai.id f9.re.¢a.stl9. c9.r,r1i>ani'°{i“'..a.1rs. und-
'a"py°ur.S.é.u.'!T.,i in ;~-,-'.' -, ‘ . f. "v, :
This Wallagk .,spoke,ii_i, :5 l1_urried .whis-g,
per, and_._ther__i raising liisvoice, he, said_,:
. “lVli'.' Faiilkner will you gozbglow and
him " a r'i’ioiii‘e'iit’ éri deck.-’«’='-‘ fl‘l1,e'l1.f}“e‘A‘Zlt%'-.
'de'd,ih a wlfispéf.“ ~-“T6115"l'lll’l1.,;["illZlVC
‘ ‘business of theutrnost irnportarice.,’’; . , A
'Fai'i‘_lkiie‘r' "‘l'c'oked pa tn‘OmeI:1R¥' ,i,rit_o , lllfs ,
c,ommande'r"s-'j'f‘a-cc‘; lac‘ if-‘-slief __do_ubt,ed
"whether" thisoider 4was”gi‘v_eli eariiest,_
but the 'confideifi§,‘ *‘re's_o‘lute,* fcouptenance.
that met 'lii_s'6"aze'— *assiired3hi,rn,.and he
gimmediatelykiéfit below» to; ’do_ his, er-__
o idwe ,', _y’t e*- rst‘ ina ~efw _q_,,a_ nor,
,.stopped‘ to dress ‘himself, 5-but fc_a,ipe upflin
‘his simple'“r'obe' -’_d'e‘nu'i-t.” .__,. _,.,_ £ .
_fi' "V‘_l\_/l‘r'."‘ 'Rbland,f‘__d'sa1i{d‘ theh: captairti, as
' is mate“c’ajme ‘on cc‘; at’-ft e.,saiiie.,inie
'steppiiig'ovér 'iinder—t'lie‘»'l’eé pf,th§ §}I_8_J1_-
ker, “I should‘ iicit’have- ca_lled.,y,ou,. had,
'I“' not th_e-m"o’st"ur‘gent néce§s_it.y. ,, I_,f,yoi_1,
will-ju’st‘.s‘tep this way our. of ,t£_i,e.,,ear.-sho_t:
of Faulk-ner..-.1: .will:tell_ypu.”, _. i-._.
: .Roland,-stepped; up ‘to,th_e ilee rail, and
leaned l’bis_' body- against __ih', .§yli,i1e,§lie
captain . stood also _ .1,ear_ii,ri‘gla,rra._i'i1's'_t:, ‘the,
rail, at his-uiate’s left hand; I, pf '
“Roland,” _§3_C)ll‘til111e(_l.l]e, "afraid
Mr. Faiillr_r'i_er’is'iip; to s_”o_ _e <::t(:il,'det'sig‘ni”:'-
“Ah,” u‘tf.'ered‘_ tlV'f:e~‘1,f'll'l3..lI“l‘ xyliile a pen
culiar Sp€1l‘l{le':p:h_(Sy;~ fforth‘ fr , III: his _,ey,es,_
',‘_Perhaps' he flias not "foi’gotterii be: 'bl’ow'
y'o'u gave‘liirn’.””'f” ’.""""~% ’~ ' "
‘fL9okp9iit, sir !~“"-Lo’ola': o'u
yon’ll -be overboard !”
I 4.
I 1"‘ ~";J -
l»,.I.i91av.d»‘*%¥
liif-.‘;“,s-iiieib1ei'
2 - 1'1" '
.oi«t~h~is‘ exclamation; ihe! -,-pla ve _'h§\s’-',',l£i§i,1,<if '
. .ing,>«irresist,ible forcebeut hiin‘,b'a,'ckj;o’ver
the rail. ,; Atathe.;sarrreiii$ta;n,t-Alléfiéught
the mutineers .by_the leg, anil.'e_x_'e thelasi
lsyhableipfrhis.'§K£=l%5u?ii9}i| iffy; ‘-x‘°"’.‘I. .’.‘i.s
..I.iii§..-isltola-;<liscs.i>1uni.re l11;<°:s"*.‘“°.1?i‘=’."1'
.,t_o,_..t,lie. segag All hands on d
‘1!¢?i°*lP.“m.1,’.S;u£5P§%Ff"1..‘ Pia“ .
‘<ie'9:d",=‘ '~-ip.;3§ 5;" _' ‘r.. -.
. .‘.‘..A.m.3_.l1.9¥$;f?9“§5lf’3;;5:-“»9 . ‘.,~"‘.’?"-".~‘.1_1":“’=.‘*.
:a.s.h.e. sprains, ES‘ rite... ivh9¢.1..j‘*i5l.lb°li 1 the
. . .. ..- .£‘.°:¥‘éfS1;‘1 ;.- U
HM;-._ Ro1and.is_N overboard! 'mf_,‘_‘:iit__a\v,ay'
the,.li_f,e;_buoy,_ tl_ier_e,\oi_:ie of ,¥Pll;‘ '1\'Iaiii
and 'ma;mi6‘p_‘§air braces both siae;,!_' _',
' 'f'“1yl‘ai‘u 'dl‘e‘\v"ili'7iiet's O and iB'l11Il.tli)fiéS‘!—é
Mr. Faliliri.’2-‘i5_ d:l'l"S‘e‘ll'1')“‘:t_ll ,'llf§‘1fll.l§‘~f1fl1lCl{!‘
Let goV_tljeffn,iiin’ tacit and’s§ie‘e_t,_’and clue
!, Ea.gié"6fi‘ file‘ "lee Bra es and jroulnd
<i‘cI;“Ii'§i_d h_'eard_:
‘3.5.i'.I=’.:.“‘h?‘3¥‘.’.‘_’°
'we"sl‘iall"losi‘=I" ifii if oiit“_tlie\spaii3“
' N0\..V,~SP_§'lIlg_',t:O t'h,e's_,tern, da.'v‘its
.,ke_r,!_ _,. N
- ‘.. .»l'I7 1-. - ‘ ; --’) '«
‘love’. Cit 912*?-,..‘.iE5£*3‘§%?,~‘l:2i?,,=..$392 i°_.
. , l... .
cast. off saying
-.‘A -- ‘if.-i.-,:.1\"“-~.’."'3"
,,Tb'ese orde ,s‘had been giy_eii_’iit inter’-i
-|>C':h¢i..C0llCi|[email protected]_h°-“id3 , )1. 1 J ii.-my-i 3315!
.. ._._c3N°w_ .-Ea»‘>_;|k,na‘;',wi_|’1._,y(;)u join us?” and by‘the limeall 'hai’i‘ds ,w_eire up from,
‘b§l6"u?;’thd’ "sl-lip fwatsldiov
it <‘=.i;“s:ii'.*’i'.. thé
rriainxropéailigto she mast. '
egbqat was‘,
aufed ‘mi-
‘dér the‘qua'rTuen;}and:-those vlio were the
irrbstuanxiousi-tozsave,-I-heal a'fé,l'xv‘éfé tli'é'
'r3fir"st'to1lea~p?il1toa't.: _~-.»-.~,., . "““
"=.t'lEjet everly oar'::be.. manfiedéllii sliduted
=tl_i‘e‘-'capta~iri,3“aiidiyaufll. sa ‘e’ him‘ yet;-=-V
'Iican see him. :He’s caughtlmé m“e-~buoy_’«
‘‘ -'1'I‘~he:boati piilled,-.eighho:ars; :a‘nd~, ’Wlth‘
"3 build"-3t*th'8'ti=ll€:r, sliei had. iriiiie inieu‘-in‘
'exp’ecied-; these;-comprised; 'th'e~=rIléII he
most feared. Faulkner:~saiw' the‘ whole
in .an.i_nstaiit, and, uiiobserve“d’by'-the rest"
iof _.th6..¢c5e\y,,, .wl_ro . ,were l‘too- intently
..watching;ths;:rinate.-1.W11°5° C‘’’‘“‘‘’ s“‘’‘
ggujfl, Ley(ery,_‘no_\v;an‘(]_, beseen‘, as he
,rosg_ 1'm_d_fel_l,i1pon _tl‘ie'lif;_t_3,-l),1i6y,*. he ‘sprang’
forward-, aiid.secuijed._ t-11,9. fofecasilc 00m-
panioii-wa'y," so‘ ‘_that_ ‘the men could not
readily obtain their arms. 'l’Whenl the
boat lladgot nearly to Where the mate
“was ' "rolling 'abo‘i'i_t in... his salt _bath,"the
. Eptfiid gr§.du§ll‘y g§vé“the
4
,a',i.“a_lj:*-~"‘1‘l'iéii‘—; -a‘s"if-the ‘alfai‘r~5was=tlie~re-i.
' f _id‘;i’t' ‘join hi‘ ‘ .‘ -As‘ “true as there is a,
"tell ?glriy“,n1até’t«hat I should fllikej Jto_se‘e;' ,
' bea,ter'1’Vclie'eks-.
_ ,'compani,o'ns.’.’,
‘ prayed, that they too, might be pardoned
upon R*oland’s~n'1o.u-t1i,; anrI.'lV.§E .,a' (:JI‘l.I$il[l’-‘R. -
,iii.jt§;,it?fiufd‘ii§i’:§i’d 1- ",Work- ‘lively, ,r'ri_'en;‘ or’ ’
her‘7 when she put off,~.end,..zifs ‘W-allaclr had ,
, _ . .. feiiiliéi
iiei'h_ij_ .;u'titil:—’thé‘ '~'*rnahi:g,opfsai«i nllas,‘ ffilled ‘ .
~turniug~ to, the five, men fig"-1.15 fluid‘ ‘ DOW‘
mme _aft._ .¢f_T_he,flrst maiithat moves an
inch till. .I bid him.‘ dies. 911 . the Spot ! *A.h.=‘
my fine? fellows, you, aregwell caught 3'-‘-‘
«That boat asterii pever.will return to this
ship!. .I, throw your. scoundrel leader
o.verboard,. ai_i_d,t_l_ien, I sent nine more af-
“;tei“;him, They may find the same rest-
iiig place that they gave to poor G-Wynn
aiid.B.usse_ll !. ‘fen of__ the sixteen indi-
disgosed of by,_stra;ta.ge,m,but by heavens.
.I¢s,l,i_all,n_ee,d, no _s_tr,a_t,a'”em with the other
sixrfor if one. 9f.1lP‘1§.5¥°..8P€*!“ 3 muti-
..n.oii.s wqrd. ar.'..if;Y.9-,“ dc.“ ¢Y°.!“°.°.k 8 mu-
,tiiioiis look, that,m§II}7i§,dea!d,‘oIr the next.
jnstautl. _ H .alle,ig,li,‘,§B,ur_riham’ and Van-
.-ghn.’ step forward. .hi*.=rs.=4:.- . "
., As the captaiii’. , _ It
_thu_s_ de_signa_ted'a,dyanced.froni their com-
panions, and, V trembling fit, every» vjoint
.,th,ey_. pwaited his will,» A moment he
, ..lookedat, _tlier‘r_i, a_s',tho_ugh he would have ,
putter] y annihilated ‘t,l,1¢3'l‘lVl‘J_.'1\_’itll his very
gaze, and _,then_. helsgaidz
“Tell me, my men,“
and mind that you
tell me truly,-‘—we_re you friglitenedinto
this bloody mutin‘y,“_or did you yoin, it of
your own'free‘wi‘ll«'.”’_ ;" .
*'fQ,’ ’Ca_pt’ain'_ _W_'allack‘,” "exclaimed
;Wa‘lleigh,'a"s_he‘_'fel_l upon his knees .-and
ficlasped‘ his‘ hands, while ‘the other two
_‘fpllo_wed”_hfs‘ efgample, 'f'v“vb’ were drawn
“ 'it,'si'r. ' _‘G'wyiiri find Russell had both,
‘to
" i5_‘n_é, ivlien Roland,‘ ‘ threatened us if we
=G'oa ih‘i.~‘éav"
_li‘ves.""“ 4
p,‘ we ‘did it to save our own
J _And‘yoii,"Howellf” said the captain,’
a:s",h'e turned“to the man at the wheel. :
S" ‘Walleigh ‘knows, sir,” answered
‘l‘l,‘du’7je,ll, Vnotgjdarilrig to let go of the wheel,
but l'éiying'f’iis right hand ‘upon his heart,
'.,4’i‘h-.it,lIl re‘fus‘ed',' at ’first,,'but there were
't_v.vel’v,e' of thern,"'sir,'_‘and we couldn’t help
it:-."' .' ,' .. -_ .
f ,,*’€Well‘,_’my_' ‘_r'_rie'ii',' If believe you,” re-
tiirried Captain Wallack, in a frank tone,
“and if you prove‘ faithful, I will not only
‘_fqrgive you,’ in w'ill_"never speak of.
your faii1s‘»'t.° fiizrilaarm-r” i‘ ‘ = .
" ‘ "“O, God bless you "r,”:'ejaculated they
‘a_I,l_"i‘r‘i’ abreatb, and the’ tears bf gratitude
oiled’ thick 3'a_n’d’fas,t down their weather-
1’ , "That will d'o,—-'-'I willitrust you now,”
,‘SA:E‘iVl:(1 the‘ captain; who saw that they .were
sincere ‘iii’ thieliri pro_test_ations.. “Now
bring ‘me’ some seizing-stuff from the
long-bo_at, Walleigh, and we will soon
dispose‘of'Mr. Rol_and’s two remaining
“ The‘ wo ‘men 'were"boundfwithout
tlifiiciilty and placed in the long-boat for
safe-keepiiig;-" Theyirbegged, and they
but Wallack Tknew thatfear of punish-
ment aloneaactuated tliem,-and he would
not trust th'ei'n'.~ ‘ " " . ~ . ,
‘ The sliipwas soon’ ‘got in goodsailing
tiiiri; head put -N. E.‘ by E., and in four
‘days she was'anchored~in"Funchal Road
where the two mutine_e'rs‘were delivered
up" to ,justi‘ce,= and where Captain .-Wal-
_l_’a'cl-_: obtained imen ‘enough to- man.his
_i'iliip once more for his‘ voyage.
the-Uiiited States,=‘Capt. Wallack learn-
ed‘ that ’ ‘her -ojvners had‘ given .her up: as
lost. «"Ah'o'ineward bound East Iiidiaman
had‘ picked up‘ onéiof Itlieiboats, ..wlIich
\i7as‘fOl1!ld bottom upwards in the water,
_'r‘wéiv‘e hundred miles! to the -northward
"aiid‘westwa'rd bf" the Cape‘Verds. * ;. .: :
A“ f ‘The 'vill_ai'n -Roland, and his: compan-
"i_ons ‘in’ guilt,‘ vihadiindeed - rnetitlie. same.
‘grave to ‘which they had consigned
‘ Gwynn and ~Russe‘ll !': *’1‘.h'ey had thought.-
to make the blue bosom of the Atlantic
bear "tli'en'i on -in theirungodly. enterprise
but its:ro‘lli‘ng waves were only destined to
burst open the gates ‘of-eternity. and ush-
or their souls into -the presence of Him
who had crilshed’ them in‘ their path of
sin!‘ "~ 3 ” 1' ' ..
’WIzat aiPicture.~—-Ina single paper
received-last‘-Tuesday‘ evening we find an
account of the trial of "a young uumuffied
woniaii,‘“i"u *N,é‘\ti?0rleans,l for irifanticide;
gia; ’a;’vérdict of $25,000. against {luau
lin'New..'.Ter_sey,5for seduction; 8 3}“_°“}°
‘-in‘; Iowa ‘; the hanging of it , negro. in .
n]'_')'°’'u§§i‘afi'a.’. -for-'mmdeie.; the niurderofai. ;
‘womur in = -'-Syrachw. New .._Y_9_rlF-, 9135*"
robbery of t_,l3ev1,;ouse;‘-'t_h,o‘ blo_wing;_iip of
=.a\,_,3h'm.‘¢h«:; in -spriirgfieldr Nlassachusetts‘
—becaiisra-temperance lecture had been
,deli\ter_ed‘-iP:i§si' ’ ¥!t€r‘!!é"iu8”.¢?f'.'u':5i8u’ in’
Elizabethtowih. .Ken_ti_ic§,«
an .acconns-¢f_a.iriasi.iu; .
sachns'etts lu'l,li.i2s‘.1.1i=i.N..v.i.fe “zit, '=‘Iii’éxb§‘
and-.then_ cutting .,his, own throat ;'“ai'l ‘at-
tempted seductionsin St._Louis,' cow-hi-’
ding and c_astig_at'iq_n,ot'_._t_lie sedncer_by tlie
infuriated husband; aparrest ’for'bigamy‘
3- luau .§h0t at Iueniphiaj _,together with a
number _0f_ arrests fpr.i_ncendiarism, and
.ot.b.er cr_imes.;_ tlie;r1fig,lit of rascals from
justice_,'_ leavi,ng..‘tli_e,irf bail to be paid by
friends;..to say'not_liiug of numerous deaths‘
by accident and carelessness. ' ‘ ' '
A right good list for one paper to con-
..tain. What ,are,we coming to’! Are
we a progressive people? ' _ T
.. . .. . Glasgo_i_q_ _1_'zm'e:.
...i'r~
_ ‘.0
’,[f?',7Wliat,iiiteres
" distance”
dead-.m.an.!.. Stop ;th°f§}?’.',i1,.é- Cdniinuéd‘ ‘
vidu,alsfiwhg>, thought to murder me have I .
‘ tlie" -tlireevmen _,
Wlien“the'.jIaco‘lr‘=Morgan returned to ,
‘ii heavyfiobberyiin‘ Tlioinasville, Ge61'- , *
b'y.’§in‘i5l!iéér:
andol Ali, Mas‘-‘l
The Farmer objects to the Bill on the
grotmd that it will stick in the crop of
the .Nor_th and cause many rye (wry)
,.face,s.' . He thinks its authors will have
.to,“.walk up to the rack, fodder or no
f,odde.rl’3 .
' The musician thinks its authors are
too fond of taking a liorn to blow their
own’tr%71{pet; and instead of getting
fthe keg!) to“ the White House, they will
be ¢‘l?'u‘mm'ed out of the country.
IE’ Some years ago, Roger M. Sher-
"man and Perry Smith of Connecticut,
were ‘opposed to, each other, as advocates
-’in‘ an important case before a court of
'ustice."i-Smith opened » with a violent
‘and foolish tirade against Mr. Sherman's
political character. Sherman rose in a
"composed manner, and remarked;
“ I shall not discuss politics before this
court, but I_am. perfectly tvililing 120 81‘-
gue questions of law, to chop ilugicr 01'
even to split hairs with him.”
“ Split that then!” said Smith,- at
the‘ same time pulling out a short, rough
looking hair from his head, and handing’:
‘it overto Sherman.
“ May. it please the honorable court,"
returned Sherman, “ I didn’t say bris-
tles.’ "~- ‘
1? A little boy had a colt and a dog,
and his generosity was often tried by
visitorsasking him-“jest to see what
he would say,’—to give them one or
both his-pets. One day he told a gen-
tleman present, he might have his colt
—reserving the dog, much to the sur.
prise of. his mother, who asked:
“ Why. Jacky, why didn't you give
him the dog ?”
“ Say nothin,’ say nothin,’ mother,
whenhe goes to get the colt, I’ll set the
dogori him.” ~ '
Cqught Foul.-—A bachelor friend of
ours, passing up the street yesterday,
picked up a thimble. He stood for a
moment meditating on the probable ow-
ner, when pressing it to his lips, he’ said
" Oh, that it was the fair lips of the
,wearer.” Just as he had finished, a big
fat,‘-ugly, black Wench, looked out of an
upper window and said :—-“ Boss, jis
please to frow dat fimble in de entry, I
jisdrap it!” Our friend—faii1ted.
, §J§=A Yankee boy_had a whole dutch
cheese set before him by waggish friends
‘whojhowever, gave him no knife.
“ This is a funny cheese, Uncle Joe,
but where shall I cut it ?”
“ Oh !” said the grinning friend, “ cut
it where you like.”
‘ '- Very well,” said the Yankee, cool-
ly putting it under his arm, “ I’ll cut it
at home.” 4
_[]§'The surest way to fill a private
apartment, whether in a printing-office,
acotton, factory, or sausage shop, with
visitors, is to place over the door a plac-
ard, bearing the inscription " No Ad-
niittance.” No person ever read that
'pl:Ol1lbitlOn over an entrance :without in-
stantly being attacked by an ungovern-
able’ _de_sire ‘to rush right in.
' D?’ ‘What an agony of wit is the foi-
lowing !=-The Czar has mustered an hiin-
‘dred -thousand men. The Sultan will
pepper them, and England and France
lwill ‘assault them, and Australia and
Prussia will show a vinegar face; so
there-will be a pretty pickle altogether.
T [[§"3“The following pertinent ques-
tion,’-"“was recently addressed to a law-
“yer of our acquaintance at a fair in a.
neighboring village :——“If distance lends
enchantment to the view, and view refu-
ses to return it, can distance recover any
legal address?”
_ g§=-‘Mrs. Gibson, of Sunderland, Eng.
whose husband had built a vessel, was
priviledged to give its name, and chris-
tened it, “The Kiss!” It is described
in the Sunderland papers as a barqne,
and Mr. Gibson may have intended it to
be one, but his good lady has made it I
sgzack. ' _
The man who could see through
a_ rnill-stone, has been engaged to pene-
trate _a certain granite building, with his
eyes, to find out the secrets of the “Know-
Nothihgs.” ~ - '
' ’-':|§An exchange speaks of some one
-“‘»havin‘g «aneye for music.” One who
‘can "G-“sharp” probably.
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afi.-~From.the fact that Nicholas has
‘ofdeged 3 part of the new levy through
Poland to be armed with scythes, it is ev-
ident he believes in the adage that “all
flesh is grass.’-’
gg—;i=,Is it necessary to understand .tlio
ugilistic art, tobe able to “ fight your
way through the world P”
_ If a man cannot live without
means, what expedient do, those adopt
who live above them '3 ,
E’! An acquaintance of ours issuch
aprorninerifpartisan of Turkey tbat'lie
haslactually introduced oak chairs in his
kitchen_ and turned out the rush ’uns.—
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