i.-- PR OTrS SIONAL rt find 'I'lii! bill pas-.".l harmhady fi"tr D.ir Itii's h;..nf. I.c:ip',il.:.j hmuoiiatoly re moved his ii..!;iJ:',w t fud (lift Jisl (if D.trli'iil u j:-': ! i- body. With : iiiviiih'.s movement lm turn off Ihr. liiifl"u b.ieihi.re, Hi it'.i subtl.! in! jilt. 'in-.'! ti t '!t'. hi 'ii tint lia '. :i b.tltar r: I?: V.I' r laurie j. r.i.KrrY AT'ioitMir .v,i ceiv 1:1.1.01: AT LAW. Bir'pVM . . t 2 l I ill tu 1'. (.' " ;k U '., .- J mmk m r l! ?v .P.- fRi mm ft r A .Tall? .r. T - T. A r. A i r i' u .-. i: v LOCK HAY 1' i in ll(;i hi! w.t s ! 1- A W '.I. 1- SOUTHER & WILLI. Attorney's at Law. Kidgwav K'k omw ty IV, will attend to a!! p-'liMoiu business promptly. " ,T. (J. CM A FIX Attorneys ami citinvlc-r at fa OmYe in rhnpiii'8 Block. Kid'jw ay i'M, 'o. l':i.. 1 irtini!sr nltoutioa woi 1(1 e.a!n:an. nd ali monies jriiii;-tly rrmittcd. Will lt!0 pr.-.etice in at!joinirg Ciai::'ic.s. I O II N (J II A I. r, ATTORNEY AT LAW Viidgwny Klk Comity lVniia DRrW.-JAME S ELAKELT M. Mary's Klk County I'a DR. W. TyTTiLAW v i cliccs Mei.ii'iiic-! Am cry Con Uv villi- Klk Co. I'a. DR. J S B0P.1HV 1 C L 11 C T I ' J' li V S I 1 I.-aU'i.V of Ji'arivn (('nit;.' "ill .ro!,;.tly niiswi r i.K '. calls ly n it'll t or !.v. liKr K:i.-f wf the l ltO K-?'.u li"i .1. ti. tiillls. I ;i.) U15. C. K. J' Ait!.! V. IV t 1 . 11.1 til i -i; ! TrnmrT n D3. rit!;f. "kvu!.-.;, Iagle Hotel I.uthcrsb'.!rr:, CI C ll.i BayFroilt ..!; K.'fh ing bniit a larj;.' a;. 1 cmii: is now prcp iri"! to e.ttor t. the traveliii'.r pn'i'ro. liUtliev liui;.', J.iiv J'.j.h .11 -1. j.il V i'- I. Lurm:nsr.- Luthrrilur Cl-avli.' V.'TIJ.IAM Lutbcrbu IIUiiM July J7-.li NATIONAL lio !'!.).! Cornel' of Peach &acet aitil the UdliAlo j-y-n j r a . EN'OS 13. HOST, rrciiiiclor BiayThis Housa i with especial rare fo ami eomfovt of jsui.si.' .4 EXCIIAN AY..,.-.. DAVID THAYI5P,, B5uTU'iS liov.- i--- l.'n..'.Mr.i he f'f t In- - a. i X- 1 0 uf ilie Iowa, i i Tri'H .i room au I s ;i j I i 1 1 a: . r.u 1 i spurc iii p'iini to y.vi I lolls ;-,liiiviiit ii'i'l ;.;.M. i II Y l K I! I! V I N C) T O N ) K s j: M ., u i: r. , ti... X 1 '. ' i CLEARFIELD HOUSE, Corner or Maukxt ami W.rnt Si'. ko. n ('ou:n:x, 511.11m ST- MARY'S KOTSL. Sx. Mary's 1m. k. .M. WKL.'.K .ii vi v I'i nna, s'l.mi.!', r.-op'r. :x, i i:. W. 13IG0NV I'y. i-i. lor. Omnibus running to and fi free of charge. M0DK11KAI) lit)! SI!, Mai,, St Broolville ii ,C. X. ICift. i'iv..'r This iumse Iit-l"'i-'i ri-:i:ted i.u ! i ariii-1. J ill a neat si!i, and is every '.ray ltdaptid to th"? wants ni'tlie pnldiii. iru"Fl"N; JA ;t ! S DmU-ts in IOns fiml ( lirriiiivi's, PAINTS, OILS AM) V A 1 IS l. Torfuuier;- ; oAt-t Aiii.ves St Smtionnry. R!bju-'i)l Eik (.intj J 'at, in. WOODS & WJtlU'lT I Lock Il.vvrs', (Ji.isr.ix I i:am:ks in i-i .,-, ) Feed near the I'a Coi:n r v I'.v tiraiu and eie'er , nt . Kidway Markets. Iorroctcd weceklv: j Apples, (dry) ' bushel - - 5 ! Buckwhott ' " - - - 1 o'1 ! Beans, ' " - - -1 !'" . Butter. ' " It) - lo Beef " "... 0 ' ' ! Boardi " M. - - Corn " bushel - 1 Flour " bbl. - - - l' If idoi " lb - os Hay " ton - 1j 0- Oats " Lit. -- BJ Wheat " ' ... '" Kya ... 17) Khinles " M. - a-' Kc;gs '' dorcu 8-1 Hama ' " lb 25 Ft - - SO W. BARRETT Editor INDEPENDENT. VO! 1 80) it P:UIT,AliXMMIl.V& VAWV. HAIL-1 'I'll I -t ir.v::!. IH'L' tril i.'1'Hi.'S I mi:. i NuMIuvivI comilini of i lo (lie ci!y of I'i ie, ii :o N.lhin: V,l!!- illliJ :;kc I'll ii". li h i- I..-. : i: by tl.o i.'.wj.;, ;,ti:l i.s o.'i' !!: Ill Y V.-i;;!,t 1 f-T T-.:. i, t.V-tiia'i-TllAINy Ul a s.--i:ni;i:h r in m; a av. r ::.;:.:...'. !'l '1'va'n I'.riii M;i i'.x a. dip. a. iii. p. in : Ih Hit ri.- !i l'a- l lll 1 ram .us run ,iv i.e.'. ir.oij .n 1' ! !l, V. li.'t ("ON'N'Cf'TION". ' V ,i A at 0 a. M. at :iv: ') . !U ,o a1 .New .w. ,-ii nil i V iliia . 1 a -'i'i: ai r :j. :'if'. l::ih i ,M:a.!..:- v. ii !, A'..' N. C. if. if. r-T'iv. ,7. IWrh! '. S 1 It, A ft. ''iV'if. A jr. r',-r. ';' in riil ' iihij iiv-i-v. DS. W. 33 HARTHAW, .V.!.M ".v. ELK CO.. 'A. ,.! th.' Army ..f ill- I '..I r'y Finiiciihtc i:t'vi!'.:.:n piven of nr. il i : :n e. ' i ; i to r. .!, cv in Men's rn-r.is! ri;i; s ntr.i'T. :s, i'lim-iis Co., 'm A I) c L i' C" cili c li'v. II Hi T ! M M , coiitiy I'i . Il; n 1 : t ;i :-t I V'- r hi ' ,SO l'iiinii ',in Sliiiios I'.eil.-f id ('f JSi'pairiii i a.-:. 'ii. -ne'i! 11-,-i'is and il. m e !rt Al liiiieails, ' Ch-iiri. . i-ite. COUNIY DIHECTORy V, r.t .;'. 1'. ti bite, Woli-boroiiL'h. .!.VV,..,' Juil'ff, V. S, JJr .ekw.iv. Jay tp. 11. Sehult.-.e," St. .Mary',,. II. Ilmi. !I:.ys. !lid-.v.:y '''.'('h'i'c.'. A"'.. ' A'i li'l. Weii, Lliii;j.-way iii.-lnVf. .;.',..(. y, 1,. .. 1 lilalviiv Hi!'W.!V 7''' i.'-ii';' v, es I.n'.ir. St. Mavy'j I -it':!' .S'.''0'' ', ji Wahii-Icy, St. Marys r i;i ,;... ioh. i s '.T.ri St. Mary's iliekiiisoti, .Uidj;way. .!l V. Taylor, TeX. Ci! I : !!. T, ' i-. 1 uX .la-aili Mel an!' II. D. I vr y. Fox. I'eiiezett Cr.-il Lands Fo: Sale 1 M soli-"riiicr ntL'i'S for sal ',.:,1 p:ii!oce, w'n'u tins r:.r i Un lit ot 3 , M'.noi-j; an 1 o' ier minerals under -(!)." luited in Fox tp.. !!ear I'.'inisy'ivani.i. within -1 oviv ic Sb tiviiiut It. U. al.".'.' iieM mil. ol hill emrit y' i.f l he'll which contieets w ith the J'hihi yc r.ne B. U , at Ui ly-vay. with a ix font vein i ! Bini.iiiii.i :s C 'al UT. Hi it. vh'mh is liovv e-' lit 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 lob i iiOrmoiH pi lot's lor a. lamiae el.i ao. ti in'. Fur fi'.itn uoii'j pui'l"-es. l or sjic ea-b. a -.'ool i it lo 'jivou. !: I a! iioiilars. inl lress n;:;-.:i.:r..V.?.-.M.X-H! t C. L. B A III! K I T, Clem field V. O . Cleailiohl Co., ';i N'OTiri-l Ml p.rsniis inil'ili'cil lo Pile Firms (il'C 1. ii'ir i-.i. ti ml I'l'ff'l Sliicning (' ri i-i,iii-si'l ittoir iiw-mnis by 'I' lirs. i.f .Inly lifvt. e'lliri- bv n.itt- or oilier. wie. vlii'it 1 li-1 acitoun' n will llien hp left for imni"'loil'' eiillcclioii. Pe' Snns i iitl.il.U-d I t Trn l Si-lidC'iins f'1"' llu-iv no. enunisttt Ceiiirevil'.c until the abevo stutcd l;m'' rUAS. LVIIB. 6t. Alary. My 15n l853- IJinuivAY Ya.k County Penwa. THE BLIND DUEL. CllAP'iKU I. In n;ic of tin! (IciiartMioii'.s ui France iviuctc from l'aris, the dilifrcnco fot duwn u jiassnnjriir, nn ui'tint, a short dis t.iiiiij fV'iiu I!.jl!ovil!i', a town to which he v.;is li-.iv.-Iiii. M iflint-l IbiTmsilon, en architect f r. i ii lVi's mi l the .assctiacr in 'juos : lii.il. :r.'ni ('.ii- n ti:.tnnt to udiuiro :md s"kvtrh llio liiiiis at I.cys:au. 1'hey he- l ir.!:i'il t' a fair pi'fi)riotrcss. Jacqueline I 1 tu-M'aux, ii vmui Lii'i in her tiimitecnth I vt.ir, vl. i whs l..i!!iml mid bvct hy ii i Wa .nil I! ..i t i.r.t.j.-.;) 11.1... MJ ' j .l.'.v . ...'U.jil lac I Oi'll'l'lllilll'l v.hi:;hcr tlin liiir w a , no:, the.t ho would he her l:il-t,a;,l hd co'itrol l.er proi.ei tv. 'i '.vd years before t lie time our Mory e ommei.o s, he Lad killed in a dmd her lover u ;-i, Louis i n inan, and by a svs'eiiiai.ie r. oir; C of iiitiiuid.itioiis had kej.: h'.r e-trai':'i.;.l livm his he:.t friend.-. HailiiijMi biiniv.l at IJeiloville, was ;i.ito!i'hvd to find the inhabitant .l ' li.e j Lev prive!iii.; under the terror v. hieh two ruili nis h id et.Uili jIie.d. J'li .s" ti.o re.f.ii'H wtre liou-spiliae, con si b're.l a di a i li"t, and his cn'iipunion II.'Mitraird. A -bor! l;.n : sjiont in the town infill iir'd Davliiuitoii of Lou.ipil !:'. :iini icid vio.Vnt c'liduct ! 'i t. -piii'i-'d !n li u! a-i end to tlii.s f"i',7. i : - -1 i t iiii:miali m of oeaeet'i! (.eop'c, as I Weil II. UN h I'.i'i I . ..:! to a",.:i..-o ti'e ta'e ot lion's lir. Ii ' eulvl-a! t!'! 1! it-i Militiirj at. or v.bich he l:ad lenrii."! was he?t i ! for los pu'-po '.'. an ! seatnd him- ! a i ieoiar table, and ordered a! t i-..f!'. -. ' j r aKe'id '.:); v,'. tiler wished h:ri fo j I lai.e iien: Iii. r S'.tit. J h:s !;e ijeti rmaiilly to ,1 ... I I'e I If 'It is the plinvi always ocf.-'ipiod by Messrs I.nuspiilae and 15e;nUrand," in-si-ted i be waiter ; hut to no j.iivp:e. 'I be It inkers en .'.'emed cvidciitlv t) t'liiik that soinetbin unusua' was aliout j to take lac.'. Mid they were not kept I It'!. in sii'-pe'i.-':'. Wi'.li iImi air of Men e pectin all the 1 W..; ! I j !o them lit'ina and r;-.ia':i!ni em-: re ! tb ', Lt USpiilaC room. One ..-laeee at the table th-y usually lnononn. Ii::ed inft.rined ibem it wa oeenpie.l. Another .suliieed to eeovey who tho co. ii..patit W;:-: "tali.ililg V L'aved iiii'.te with astonishment roi lai'liii';tii. tin f IS that plasterer ironi J'ans, . I lirau;:-..-!.!. j r, bow is this?" exclaimed i in a hoi 1 Vi.iee, "you have w h, q f."Oli-pi!nie alinweti our pte.ee to lie tal.CU le.ee to be ia!,. n V I i p it. So, .ii'.r. wm "A!i 1 i : . f. tii t il the irent'eliien, i: keep it." o waiu'd kerp it, would he .I ( lied I.ousiiiilae, ii'lvaiieiiit? toward l)ur- bnt:,',!i. The W:'i!' f has informed you, Sir, you have taken our table." 'It i-. possible you may so regard it, but I have yet to learn that they dispose of pl.iees at a cafe as at a theatre. Wait, or. the outlet." And Darlington cooly resumed his reading the journal. Loa-tiillae drew Bcautrand aide. ' Lot in be oocl, Paid he ; "this fellow must be attended to. S;it down and leave him to me. I'll jrive him a lesson he'll not loi.'ot in a hurry." The two bullies sat down, chafing un. ut.-r the humiliation o: being ropuisei ue.u aim c i ee. Lou-pillao . , , ' . ,ul and twist a with sii'.-h co d ussiiiane imniodiattlv boau to tw napkin bo had taken up. "Waiter," ho cried, "tho journal." "Tho gontloiaau has li," taid the waiter. "Oemand it from him. thou, you fool I" The waiter, aptir.iaching Darlington, said: A ::i'utIoiiiuii wishes to have the journal you arc rovliua- Sir." "After 1 have d ino with it, ccrta'iily," rop'.ietl f ir'.injt ir,." Lo!i-;;i:!ae bounoo 1 up, and striding over to 1 arlinptnn, said : "Sir. you scorn to be amused with the jouriKi!.'' "Yes; I am reading a very atiiu-ang story" "Ntit more amusing than Monsieur is him-elf. I lave you Doi-hed '!'' "Net yet ; besides the journal is ho. K oken." 'Yes. for me, I want it." 'Well, you can wait, 1 have uot yet done with it." "I am.sorry, but you see T cannot do so." mi I Lniiispiilao. Quickly raising the nn kin ho had knotted, he attemp ted to strike Darlington iu tho faeu. A ntici rting the ii'O' eineiit. Dr.'!: net on cau.ht it its it descended, drogg 'd it out of the vuGiau's hauds and threw it ou the floor. They then for fomo niomcuts stood look in at each other, without saying a word, amid tho great excitement of the bystander. You havo insulted me, Sir," fcuid Durliit-iton. "Ah ! you understand that do you?" "Distinctly, and also my rijjht to the cloice of arms aud combat." ' Ah ! rnu ecel an advautage. I fee." ' TERMS-Jl 60 per Annum if paid in Advance Saxcrday Octobt?r, 14th IS65 'I sock uo advantaxo. I would only equal, zo ilia chances. 'I am at your service. Arrange the affair us suits yourself. Mr Bcautrand will act fur mo. Wo will flht nt five puicsifyou wish, or with one pistol, ; loaded and draw for it, or in a dark room j with long knives. Make your bed as your bed u you like, or duel ia to the death, and you must di). I Iip sauce i all the aamo to me which I eat von. (July d't not keep me waiting too lonjr, the undertaker may :et uneaPV. (.time lieautraml, let us ' see if our champion from l'aris will j hoiinr us with un iuvitatiou to his funcr jaV l!a! ha! ha!" I With a mocking bow, Luuspiliac re tire! with Jieautntud. Durlinsjton quiekly sealed himself us they left the rtiom, inu rediimcu t tic reauiui ot the journal. CllATTKlt TL I'ariinloii left the Hotel Militairc find proeeedetl to the Mills r.t Jjeysati that he might find Jacques tiruiLinout. the miller. Jacques was mueh pleased to be visited 'ny )ai ;iii;.'ton, and wai pro l.i.sein his wishes to servo him. 'My ;.' jo l fri..nd," said Uariintjii, yi.;i are truly hor pi table, but I have emiie to ask Irom yen a ;icat service. I have bad some dealings with M. Lous, pillae. I lo iitieuijUed to Hiriku nie in the fiee. ye.-erdny at the Hotel Militaite. ifetiiil this to jirovoi.e mo to fiht him. Mow l want your Mss-Lstaueo, as I do iu. tend to fidtt "him." 'I'ertainiy. I would like nothing i,.,ii..,. il. .,. ... ,... ... .;,., i?..t .J...IV. ...v. i .ii. nun. urn mrii . you know Ma lemoisollo Jacqueline" "Oh. I w ill keep you safe from harm with her. I ii-.u uded to liht him my. soll'.'jo'i wish you lo bo my Kecond." "Wint ! Q.'lif. a da?.! witu hilU? YoU ! are too i lolito with ama ! doi(, my dear j Mr. 'So : wo mutt bo quite polite and contjil'T this bully if at all, with his own w-'ajioiis," replied Darlington. ' Let me have pun, ink, and paper." Jacques supplied those articles. Dur !i::!on then lol 1 him to pet roady to tuk" the written niessne he would write j to M. Be-iiitrand, at Belleville. While 1 Dariimiroa was employed ia witting, aj- u ?s put on his holiday suit, and waited for the commands with which he was intrusted, truly proud of his position i as cinbas.-ador ou such an important oo casino. Darlington then gave him his instruc tions. "Yon will go to tho house of M. Beautrand. You will hand to him one cf those writings, and require from hitu that it be lea ! and understood bv M I.ou-oillao. They are the conditions of our duel. If he makes ai.y objection you will declare iu my name my right to dic'att's the terms of the combat. If he ueeep's, you will require from M. Lous pill.ie ti i-ign, with his second M. Bouu. ttand, tho two papers. You will sign alter them. The papers ate copies of each other. 1 give to them the choioe of the hour, which you will get thcru to name, for this afternoon or to morrow, morning, as pleases them belt." Jacques proceeded on his missiou with a proud heart, cherishing a secret determination to have LouspUlae sigD tho papers, aoeepting the terms of the duel, or ho would break every bone in h;s body. He felt too well cooviueed of t! ,ss o(- Darling,,,, ,0 leel any ap. . i . . J 1 ! prehension on his account. 1 1 ... , ... ... ... , ,r i uen no uinveu ul me nuuse ui ei. Bc.iutraud iu Belleville, he made known his purpose by requiring Boautraud and Lou-pi Hue to lead the papers ami inform him of their intention to sign, or rcluse to sign them. Lou-p'1'ae road the conditions of the i uuci proposed oy L'arunuton as touows : " "Miohaol Darlingtou gravely aud pub licly iu-u!ted by M. Louspillao propose and the two seconds undersigned ae. copt, tho conditions ot a combat as lol luw3 : "The arms shall bo pistols, and the place tho mill ot Jacques Gramuiotit. "The adversaries shall be placed back to back, with eyes bu 1 ige.1. and pi to. iu baud loaded wah two balls at a poiui do.-:-! to tho base of the hill. "After tho hhrual has been given, tin parties are at liberty to go forward oi stand still, but not to go backward a sin glo i-tep. Whether they advance or stand still each is required not to do part from the oirole of t'ua mill. "The combatant) are poriuitteJ to firi at auy mo uout after the signal han been given. When one party has fired hi pistols, and only then, is ho permitted to withdraw bis bandage; but he is pro bibited from moving from the spot where he biaaus, until his uJverary t.hall have fired. "M. Darlington accepts fortha eora bat the pistols of M. Louspillao. . "Allhut is uot forbidden by the pre. sent conditions iii to be coasiderod us permitted." The two friends went over the terms ot this singuiariy arraiigea aaei MTni. t.moi i but not bemg able to Had ao ' suostuotul fault with thoru, Btgnod th papS "1 JVM doparte j m ieh "1 1 - j j XO -1 5 i i ii.iiiii I gratified with the result of his missioN. ' J he hour hxeU lor the reucontra wai five o clock that aftarnooa. What do you thiuk of our dut!, u id blind mun's buff f" asked LouspUlae of ljeautrand alter Jacques had depot ted. "I do not liki it at all," said traod, "it i? an unhenrd ot mocee tnad, "it i an unhcard-ot pioceeuin? : besides, I think it contains sumo snare T iklnl, ; ... I "Bah I no, the fool tii'mlss hiuiiolf I very clever. Ho thinks he :nn equal- I ize the chances and destroy my le-nu ces. Imbecile, ho may cover my ey11;, but he leaves free, what I can use to the best advantage. "What in that?" "My ears I have fho hearing of a tiznru, oi a Hare, ol . iarih. lie will not make a step, a motion, th.' I wti! uot plainly uudersta-td." "But h may have a i: r as fiao as your own. "I will give him little chance of uMtijr it. then, by putting on felt .slippers. All that is not foi hidden is permiit.--..! 1 will manaso to ha'-e him fu-.j lirH-, then I will put two balls in bi. stomaeli. O.ily take care to place me with my liht shoulder-to the wall. I t-hul! then have my pistol hand near his heait." cnAi'TKii nr. Darlington hail but time to cli.-e ei'r. tain letters to friends, in the cvvnt of tho duel biiiu fatal to h'lu. when the apr.oin-. . . ,.T( . . . Mi, , ii 1 ." i brie are now ncai ay tliT-e hun ted time hail elapsed, and Louspi iac . . i v v t i ... ... , I . h iir; "1 t hovitnen livin:; in Aew ork, but; ani Heitutraml mnae their appc.ir.uiey. . , -r , rr, , . !' .roliat.iv n.'.t a Iiait d izf n woinnu from But little time wo lost in fif.'rni a. ,i . . . .i , .... , . ..' . tint c ounirv. i here are two on threo tions. Jjiiuistiiliai; tiroauci!'! ins m-.tois;. . , n -v . . . m-.. , , i ,' ., , ' incv wurf iniiniii nv ine. sie tii'M. Beautrand produced a silk 1 nmhitn.i, ami Jacques a wja binda ' nf curon material to blindlold the eon.b at aets. Ihe terms of tlri ouel were. ai-t:tvi'ie read over bv .Tnoin s unH H.e.u r ivl. anJ each step of the affair taken hi accor dance therewith. "If in this duel in the dark we nii.ss each other on tho circle ol tii mill," remarked Loospillao, "do wj we beain again ? you say nothing ulout it in the couditions." ,';Th" 1 underataod, without s.yiiig , it, "Very well thon, 1 am ready.'1 A this point Louspi'tlaie coolly pro. j ceedod to take off his boots, and put o:i : Ins feit slippers. Jacques decinc i tins should not be allowed. I "au'rr.i t ti nu. ted to tho written conditions, sj;ir.o : j "All that is not forbidden is onsidei'. j ed permitted. j 'That is riht q ii e right." s ii I Darliniifou. " A'e '.':io :nakn no i.lijeo. ' tion, it has not been lo: !.i 1 !:u. Com.', i baudage our eyos and 'in, iu ojr p!a. ' ces." Beautrand blindfolded th- eyi-.s "l" l.iariiugton wilu the loLls ot too !av.! handkerchief he had provided, while Jacques did the same thing effect", illy for Louspillao. Beau'raul o ni l te'e.J Darlington and place I him so tint L ui i. pillao could have the privilege of usins his pistol-hand, as he desiied. Jacques having stationed Louspillao, the com batants stood back to back Beautrand having woo tin f the word, then gave it. Ooe. two, throe, fire ! and the struggle commenced. Louspillao moved forward slowly and cantiously, following th turn oft.be mill Darlington did not move st all. but ap plied himself to listen to the slightest in dieation that would inform him of the moment when bis adversary, bavin.; ma le the circuit, and eiiioriin; oti hi side of tho mil!, they would inevitably meet It was a moment of in'ensi anxiety. Tho oars of the combatants were on the alert to catch the sligh test sotaid by which they could win an advantage The felt slippers of Louspil'nie permitted him to move over the ground without producing the least souti 1. It was the knowledge ot this advantage of Loa-piL lac's tin kept Darlington immovable, as tho creaking of his boots would betray him. Louspillao had ootne to within a few feet of Darlington. Hi felt certain ha must be apprnachini; Djriinsitiin, and he flioved forward with the greatest c uttioii, MI his power wero exerted, every nervn on tho stretch to gain, if only by I t breath of wind, some knowledge of his antagonist's posititm. It was at this moment that tho ear of Darlington cao-zht tho sound of the touching of LotHmllao' coat artist rha wall of the mill. As ho heard the sound, he dropped slowly on one knee. with bta b.'.iil inMInn1 nn.l t..-l:.l .:.,.. ...... ..... ..l... .......UV M.. l.ll ..W- 1 1 J Beuutrand whoaawaud comprehended the effect of this movement; ma 1 a eon vulsivo tart. as if about to ciuthei Lo.i. spil'.ao ot his dan jor ; but J ic.j'ion sc;z ins bol l of him with his powerful arm. said iiothio:?, but pointed to the !.au-e in the paper. "All that i.s not for bidden is considered permitted. Beautrau.l re. mained quiet. Louspillao eauirht the sound t.f the movement of Darlington as ha went down on ; knee Thfl mnai w h(U , arn)., le th from lliiu Con vin0(;(i that his t,istol oovced the enot from whence t'j MUD j Wl earn), ha drew ti-er an 1 ... l,:i 11 H.1 1:11 ho iiniiM : "Tha w.i" ii . ut-rm;'.t.-ii." ' Yis it :t, i'-v it. van uot tUriid-J-.!a. Do not stir," srd Darlington, rising j d'-wn on yo'it knoei, your lifi bo- 1 3 11 - V? lii'i." Ij juspilluo, pu'.titmd tr..mb;ici.i. cbevni tai1 jT1-3- I ''Oj n it kit', him ! ' o ii 1 r.-.i itraii J. in thi? in t t i.'c'o io m.mnoi" "Why u'.t ?'' oro'.aiinfii Dialin?i"if 'he has tn'.'.y forfeited his lif-j. Th hi'.l 0t" JuV.t rinnin c.ills for vqii- ,"""" '" Vv A'V '--, " i'C'.u " 'vrint uii.i n ij'jiiv roo inn;. Ob. J not ki.l me, eneii the ennj;. when thin i;i the preso ice of : w re toll nth. "It T do not. ll Vo'l, will rut obev ! the conditions wliieh alono will saV! ; your ii , "cs. v.. i ' Oi'r; thi' ; it, and nev'.n ; most wiilini;!y." country, never l ) relnni t , fu' or near, never by worl 'Jim J, m .test Jae jueitif! lm?fiim. 'r. ovcr. I Drni'iSv', T swe-ir. : "iV.w ; win'.; I live. ' "CI i then mid iiv . m m of blood an l : bm'a'iry. If the le,in you hav,! re ! ceivi'd I j d iv ia no sufilaitnt to tnim 1 your f rooi: :, recollect that Ileavnn, 1 ! milt t i it-':-, wilt cras'i yo4 as it h h ; f.-ioi-ii j-l y i-i iriw." Lo i-;. il ie retired from tho st ot, fo!. i lowed le: lie.riir.in I. tho cresfuibm an I j hu-iiibak 1 viv.inn of their well .merited I piiiiMhm'vit. bavin.: the town of Belle. villa there ifrei-1 uninterrupted p-'ace, jail l.iriipaf in anl the fair u'itl dcfon ', ded to marri-u'? an l l.appines-i. nineo r.iriiiie-.. aoo'u. ni'v or inn iiO.-o i-Mri ie-.. Alio'tt lii'v ot ( bin. i men are Irish wir.ieri. m irriod most of them tu Thcv are c'-neralivindus. ti .t.'i i, put .'lie! not e' Mimwh-if.ad lie "1 to driii';iii aidy in their habit. Man of .!...;i ai-.-i ..t v:-.-': at pnrferi ;u siores, and ihey at'j fa'thf.d to their employ, crs. r-U.. V man in Cleveland was arrested for ftealinjr a suitar from a youu.: wo. lii in. She oallel upon him, and he s-" eim iri-e 1 her of hi.! changed character, tb 1 vb. 'inf.iililj tn mirrt lil.n -is cn.n ai l)8 cf!8 out ofpi.;9in. I Krofiu. V son of tlei E'anraltl Tli, nn iboiivr t'il-1 ih n a f.-ien I if liis h-i'l nut liU . nvitifv inls thi 'toe! roiili.l : "Ocb nn' it's taot-e ye - ".' eil :i. an I n.ver lm I a f iriliin' to tie' s'1"';": lm' P v t h uf nn Jrous tbare oft"ner thn 1 Ilk id. suro." Tiif. '1ii;ii I!pali'i-ia say, Mr-i. I.in ii iln is livint: In p 'i'fe;( s-jc'u-1111 at tie; riyili !'ar'v !f..ti.?. t tt-j stin-i of i lit Pik.. s-v,ii "ira- inii.is from that .-.iiv. Hull lier sin ti.-niil r ..v-i-i I' v. I'ai'tiia "i'o.-'rt '.'ii o'n U "I'lvin-r ' in r.'iiiM nut i.s tli e-c .1 ,i i'.v III" Il'i'i-.'i C-eif.-i' r-.'itril "rlrovi tj Mtcn ! i i i'.'.s ..! ui.M. P.vTNr.Ti r.ur L vi;'in vBt.'i.-.lti j"N.ie of an Army" wo ii id tho follow. I injr. "I remember one d ay in my hoi 1 p'lal r if i Is, a p itioit1, jut arrived pr v ! s.-ntc 1 an amputated forearm, an 1 in tlotn-: fo he eould hardly restrain a broad r.Ai : ihe til.tor wis constantly o:i hii fi; What is the latter? This ; d-icsnot strike mo i:s a suoject of laugh. I tor." "It is not, Doctor ; but excusa ; m ; T lo-t my arm in so lunny a wav i that T Hti'.l laugh when I look at it." I "Whit way ?" "Our first sergcjnt i wanted shaving, an-1 20'. me to attend to jit, l am corporal. We went- togeth er in fronl rifhis tent ; I had lathered j hi' I. hell bis nil?;!, ami VMS just about. , applying ihe r iz or when a eunnou ball i eanic, D'el that was the 1 1st I saw i,f his j bel l and my inn. Fxeuse me for lauuhin'." so, Doetor. but I never aav ' s ;?!i a tl. iir.' before." A foniaii who had 0 ' ir three 1 'ii'.r V' ..it scon lo rs. onuali hm ban ot him in the auks of one of the ictuni in r";fi: it Was ents. in l'oi-.b.iiid. last week, as iiar'.-hin t!ir.ijh tho stree- Affection trot tho belter of sir'et di ir I un) Hud tho o.-ei joyed woman rushed t ! the ranks, embraced her h.isband. anl in ire'io l al.v by H si lo ami I the cheers of the s negators. Thoitih n '. aoeord'fig to cihuettc, this was 'mdonbt oiJIv more s t:i.-f.i".!orv ') the ret i'-'i:og hero th .n to havo found her we I loi't ) nnoth man, as many a poor soldier boy oas tlo'iC. The fi'owin-? U perhaps tho mist ' "i-bab'e incident that h is occurred in rc'erm.ce to a look- nn jury, sli ce tha I wn!c'' (ia1w'v ''ailifT. bavin r been que tinned n t) whether he had stiokon to any ot t ie jurv during tho I 1" ht. grively nnswerc 1 : "X 0, my . lord: tliey kei't eniiim; out for me to brine; tboiti whisker, but T nlwavs fv l, 0:titlei!an of the jurv, it's my duty t fell vit-i that I'm sworn not to sioak tj vo.a." A n Pt n'mr sutler who resides iu Tu- iliamnolis. ma. dollars in f ine !.t two bin Ire l t'lou-an I teen ,n on'lls. which h in. vested in T'nited States bonds, tho OiCa ptit taxation : A nvM sMilent has been almitt"! into Il irvard C-Me-j, and a negro V been sit ting a- a iurynnn in tho Ilro lyn city c uir'. ).v,r.'id an. I iipn'ir l. OiiJff
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