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The Union and Journal: Vol. 26, No. 5 BE TRUE, AND FAITHFUL, AND VAJIAHT FOB TES PUBLIC LIBERTIES. VOLUME XXVI. NUMBER 5. Ptmi Rxlw ia tkror of thtta are nerer tue out a I>elieved her to bo ill in her own room— of droMia this houso with tho stain of tho sot out for tho resklcnco of FUmllf pie born-boaster*, awl th«v pet parition advanced toward of (lark Moseley, Squire to the VaJaatioa Commissioner. of the on It. Mm! oat who that dress bo- £|>( (Union aiti journal over it to their dving tlav. I'm one of corner of the kitchen. A wan, wild, hag- Itosanna's mysterious cmplovment Whitgroaro, on route to Bontley Ilall. Artrn. The asemorial and raaoive relatlag to the lata with her door and her gs to. Find ont how tho can 11 muMM mn rmiT mam n tW gard girl, with remarkable beautiftil hair, night-tiuic, looked Cnt person The too footsore to wit Stealer Feaaeadea, mm dova froa the Bcoala account for and king, bring wait, There was one to take hiin. and with a fierce keenness in her candle till the having boon in the room, aad vara ■oeoiMoaoly E. only way eyes, burning morning—Roaan- mounted on an old "with a bp Ihm JKwr. riipud. J. BUTLER, smeared tho between and mill-horse, ae a I appealed U> lib interest in ltachcl and came limping up on a crutch to the table na's suspicious nurchaso of the japanned paint, midnight Oa motion ofMr. Twitcbell, Um Hoaee Kclitor and Proprietor, at me cam Uie two chains from three In tho If the can't old saddle, and a worse bridlo," a mark to the of tlM do. his interest in me. :it which I was fitting, and looked tin and dogs' morning.. person pitiful Flow down to the morleal aoa, further of rmpeet —MiJ would be to hear as were an of inter- Mrs. Yolland—tho you, haven't far to look for tho His "was eeeecd. 'ltettrrndce, you glad if 1 object mingled sergeant's positive satisfy you stood which Majesty declared O golden Uagle of itnm! wtyoaraed. Turn* or frmncAno*. Om oopy, om and I were friends eat fascinated conviction that Roiiunna and hidden some- hand that took tho Diamond." to by that ltachcl pood ami horror, which it quite tho heaviest dull ho ovor rode on." flow duwa with Um odor* of morning mo» nail, t'X30; If la adraaev, fXM or and the ser- Ono after another thoso words traveled jado p*W per jmr, again?* her to fee. thing at tho Shivering Sand, Through tho beMtifal land of my dream*, 1X1 COXOMJtMM MMCOXD BKMUOK. 11, m for <11 month*, Mat freo of to FM as to what that over themselves To this complaint tho miller walking by poaUc* aajr •I hare served yr>nr family to mighty 'Mr. she said, without tak- geant's absolute ignorance my memory, repeating I how the light foot of Um hoar* <>«•• in York oountjr. Betteredp?,' re- with a me- his sido tho little i>urpo*e, Slrl if rou doubt it!* ing her eyes on me, 'mention his name something could bo—all these strange apUnand again wearisome, made shrewd answer, "My In Iho eorrtdor* of tho dawn( Jaa. 12, flavATB.—Mr. Cook! la prawn ted into tho loss chanical reiteration. I was roused from the of Nea ♦Do too remember "how ltachel treated again, if you sult* of the abortive inquiry liege! can you blame tho horse for going And tho tremble of »tar»—her lattice flowera- the rcmlatkm of legislature York, please.' to what felt like a State to the rati- me before I left England?' 'This name,' answered of the Moonstone, were clearly present tranoe of many hours— Dnt tho curtain of twilight U drawn I witbdrawiag (heeaaeot of that 'gentleman's heavily when ho has tho weight of threo Mr. Son- •As well as If it was yesterday! My Betterodge (with a strong emphasis oh me again when wo reached tho quicksand from what was reallv, no doubt, the pause floatioa of the Iftevath amendment. of a few moments a call- on his back ?" IIo re- I lie on th* glimmering rand*, ner Introduced a bill to aathoriae aad herself wrote you a letter about it; 'is Mr. Franklin Make.' and walked out together on the low ledge only—by voico kingdoms only rcftiading ^Higcellaneous. yrntlcmnn), With tho phaatarai of tho «Ww i consolidation of the aatioaal debt, aad aetahUah were so as to show the let- The turned her hark on mo and sud- of rocks called the South ing tome. I looked and saw that Bot- mained one night at Mosely, and there ran a' you good girl Spit. up I wait Aw tho gleam of hor my hand*, the aetata aad ter to me. It said that Miss ltachel was dcnlt left the room. Good Mrs. Yolland, With I soon stood In toredg'e patience had failed him at last. tho most imminent of for specie pajment Heexplaiaod Hetterodgo's help peril capture; That kindle hor window* mow. of hie bill. The Virginia bill wu THE MOONSTONE offended with for the as I made some for her the to soe the Beacon and He was visiblo between tho sand-hills, rxpedieacj you part believe, n|x>logies right position just several soldiers bolted in, but all 0 rlror of lore and delight t then takea several aaieadmcata offered, a mortally to recover a lino to the beach. finding ap, vou had taken in her daughter's odd behavior, and Uettcredgu the Coastguard flag-staff in togeth- returning tho trying the doors so and their Roll down with ihlnlng b"nr», memorial bj Mr. Samaar which elioit- BY And neither" nor translated them into er. the memorandum as our The old man's recalled me, ojicn free, suspicions pramated WILKIS COLLXNH, Jewel. my lady, you, polite Eng- Following appcaranco And tho morn thall rtoo from tho n^n of night, ed discomion until the boar of adjoarameat. (jiroiiably) uncer- wo neces- tho moment I to scnao of were and from nor anr else could gw*s lish. I of this in noxt laid njy stick in tho perceived it, my disarmed, they departod blao»m la ranch I no aul Aowrr* of New ait*on or "iiumu," **»<> ram," *m body why.* complete guide, And Hocraa.—Mr. Wood, York, pnaraled AihI I come sjx*ak was alworbed in as as we could, on and reminded me that the WOlil IV WMITB." "AWWKIVA," "vcn* •Quite true. Bettered^*! tainty. My attention sary direction, tho house withont diligent search. the resolution of the Near York LegiaUtore, nearly present things making a at her «a*ement joint or until," «u. ami firxl her mort- crutch. uneven surface of tho rocks. And which I had thus far still Lot light gteame, hack from my trarels, following the sound <»f tho girl's the Inquiry jHirsued the set out for withdrawing lie ameat, heretofore given, to the By night king Bentloy LUtotho toroh of a slaking otar, ally of!H»ded"wlth me still, I knew that up the wooded stairs; then wo looked at our watches once more. remained inoompleto. I had discover- ratiioatloa of the 16th Coaetilatleaal Amend- j Thump-thump the scene of ono of the most roman- tho odor* that haaat Jbrerer Jural the Diamond wa* at the Imttoin of it acroM the room above our It wanted minutes of ed the smear on the To Hall, And my ment. Laid oa the table. Mr. Qarfeid, of IKntorod, imoHIri to act of In Um rmr thumi»-thump nearly twenty yet night-gown. wander Breathe orer tho laad from ihr- a the act estab- 1*47, Mr llAnri* A BMiraiu. in lS« Clock'* (MBoo lut year; an«l I know that the Diamond luiuls; down the stairs the turn of tho tide. I suggested waiting whom did tho nighUgown belong P tic incidents in his rentarkabio Ohio, Introduced bill amending thump-thump droan dlrlne of Um DMrtet Cuart of Um CilUd SUIw to Um Li at the bottom of it now. I hare tried there stood the at this interval on tho beach, instead My first was to consult tho let- Diat mix with mjr lishing a of Kducntion, and to ea* 8u«llMra Dtotrkl of .Now again—and apparition through impulse ings. chalice of Department York.) to she won't see me. in on surface of the ter in letter which I hart In the mjrftleal ileop— Ubliah the Bareaa of Reftigere aad Prmdmen to s|>eak her, and the open door, with a letter its hand, of the wet and slippery my pocket—the Col. Lane made the most had ampin Llko the of the lota* In aatl<i«e wine, aad abaadoBftl lands. Krfrrrrd. The bill 1 hare tried to write to l»er, and she wont beckoning me out! rocks. Having reached the dry sand. I found In the case. >ptee re- socrct to entertain A myriad ccntarle* keep. (he Yard to Tutun Nakkativk. answer me. How, in Heaven's name, am I loft, mom in course of do- to sit down; and, to my As I raised my hand to take it out I though preparations transferring Philadelphia Nary aj>ologies prepared greatly araa taken Alter dieeamioa wsis a His The bland ap. I to clear the matter The chance of behind me, and followed this to leave membered that there shorter way Majesty in eomfurt and security. 1 drink of the rlntago of morn, League Contributed Franklin Mike.
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