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CHAl'TKU XYUl. 'my tears. I thought of that littl'
lU'voiul this, no ray of light Mary Ann of tho image that m
broke upon the thickening looni hn-t look into her face- had left
of that despairing brother. an. I llion of O'.ivo, I began I
tried to raise companies to al tend , n i ko:i up their present age. an.
him in the pursuit of them to the th, years of dark captivity ilia
mountains. At one lime nair.es l!Ul passed over tl em. Can tho
were registered and all preparations! yrt i,L, BHvo? May I yet see thorn'
made by a large company of vo'ur.-j Will t'.od help mo? "
leers, who were going out for this Lorenzo reached the Monte aftet
purpose, but a trivial circuu ;stai.o tr;lvf a;i i.ight, tho next da?
broke up the anticipated expedition iV), ..J,, , c MW Mi
and frustrated the whole p"'. ! Kowht. at. d found tho contents o'
Aud at other time, other kindred ;pe letter corroborated bv him. lit
plans were laid and well nigh
mat ared, but some uufcr.-itn oc
casion for postponement or aban
donment would suddenly com? up.
lie found friends, and frit mis to
the cherished ambition ot his heart
in whom flowed the currents of
true and positive sympathy, and
prepared a ststement of the faett
and sent them to the ''I.os Angele.
Star." These the editor published
kindly neeoupinying them l
some well timed and stirring re
maiks. This awakened an inter
ot that the community had no
felt befoie. W hile this was yei
who were ready to peri! iite in B;iVp in the heai t anJ mouths ol
pisting him in the eonsumation ot tho neople, a Mr. l'.huk came inti
town, just from the Kast, by way
.f Fort Yuma. He stated that tw
gir'.s were among the Mohaves.
and that the chief had offered them
rarg lest someteiiig might yet them.
Tho chiifa daughter, li'oncvei
ventured to tell Oli'e, under i
junetion of sei-resy, that some ot
their numher had frnii'iitly tin
versed the rim. I leading to whiti
setlh'iuents, but thai it was an I in
mei.se liisiimeo, ntnl that in no but
Indians could liiul it; besides that
it was gu.uded by vigilant spies
against the ;neoniing of any but
th ir o.vn race.
It should be kept in mind that
as yet Olive had been fj; hidden
vvuii) with Kranci-vo. "u left the
narr.itivi of Olive in nn other chap.
, ter, involved in tie' h-ate l an I
: angry debates of a long and tedious
council. I'pon that wi'd council
she had been wailing in dieadful
! suspense, not a little mingled wiih
terrible foreboding of her own per
i sonai safety. This convention
' came to a conclusion i: h a povi-
his life -object. And oi'.en !.c found
this concealed under the iov..:)itst
garb, while somt times. s:i.oitir
words and a polished t xu-rior.
proffered no means or help Uyend
mere appearance. He says l
learned mid tho harrassicc oi
that yenr two things : 1st. that nun
Hd not come across the ri.-.ins
to ,liunt captives cmor.g the
Indians: 2nd, that a t:i:e
sympatliy is oftenest found
atu6ng those who have tin tusfives
also suffercJ." He found t!i:.t td
to the ctlicers at the Fort
mere no:r.i.il price, but thkt
manib-r Turk
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bat! refuted to make
engage an ally
King
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tho purehss-'. Of this stati rr.'Mit
l.oren.o knew i othii-g until he had
set n it i n the Star." This threw
a shade upon his mind aud gave
him to think ltss i f poor humanity
than tver before, lie found thai
but feiv placed any reliance upoi
the report. Mr. I'daek was wel
known in that vicinity, and those
ntervene to prevent tha realisation
f liis new espectations. While
litis ei gjiei), n'eiif illid in the
dilude of hi thoughts, ns ell
s of the wilderness, a fiiend redo
p to I i n and without speaking
landed hit.) a copy if tho "I,os
ngeles Star,'1 pointing at the
'sine time to a i.etiio contained in
t. He opened it and read as lol
ort s :
"An Anu'riean woman rescued
roin the Indians! A woman giv
ng l.er name as Miss tMive Oat
nan, has been recently rescued
om the Mchaves, ni.il is i.ew at
"ort Yuma."
fter getting this short note, he
o ifc a horse and went immediately
to I.os Au'.-loi, lit) went to t'.io
editor Mid found that a letter h:ul
been reeieved by him from Cnn
nander lurk;i, at Fort Yunn,
bating lhat a youii woiran call-; tivo nnd premtory refusal to liter
inghersilf ' Olivo Oitiiixn," hid ate the captive ; iin.l a rest !u!i'Ui to
'leen recently brought into the Ko.'t send Francisco away, under inj u c
v a Yuma Indian, who hat! been tion not again, uiuh r penalty of
rescue! Com the Mihav tribe. t irture to n visit llieir camp.
Also stating to tho editor that she Friincisco, on the same night, do
had a brother who had lately be on ! parted to tho other side of the
in this vicinity, and requesting tlm (river ; the chiefs nnd sub chiefs du-
the editor to give the earliest pos I perse 1, and Ouve was lell to tier
Mble notice to tint brother of the . o n m-l ini holy musings over t' e j
rescue of his sister I.oretiJ S.ivs : ; probable result.
'T retpies'.ed liiiu to let ni" i She now b-g.m to regret th t
see lb' letter, which he did. anything had been said or due
A'hen 1 came to iho facts contain- about her rescue. Shu wan in dark-
ed in it concrnin in si-iier, I
could rea 1 iu fu.th 'r 1 was coin
pletely overtoil'. I l.mhetl, I
cried, 1 half doubted, 1 believed.
It did not seem to do a reality, 1
I now thought 1 saw a si tvdv reali i
Pilnovlllo and Shnnlko
Stno Company
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Fine Wines, Liquors nnd
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Cost Brands of Goods on the Market.
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in an uiutri.
dictated bv nity for sua
frieiids. one must CO out atnonj who knew him best were disposed i ,vs v of Kort Vuuin,
those who hate felt the piug pf to u(-rnd judgment until the Jians was probably badly trne, ; her. The wifo of iho chif Hee.ued j
Often a he thought strtoment should be supported by
ness as to t!ie i fleet that all this
new rxcitenif nt upon h-r :-tay
HUituig them might have, after it
, should bt cemo a matter of sober
1 deliberation by the mohaves alone.
She saw ami heard enough directly
; tion, in p irt, of my long cherifhed ; and indirectly, to know that they
hopes. Though I saw no mention j were set upon not letting hir 0
of Mary Ann, ami at once conclud- fee. She began to fear for her life
ed that tho first report obtained by specially ns sbo saw tlm maiked
bv Yuma In- changes in their conduct toward
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kindred ills.
all was ready to start
with an en- other authority.
but oru wns alive. Too well found-'. to feel kind still towards her; but
ed were the fears I then had that yel she plainly evinced that the
poor Mary Ann had died among doings of ihe last few days had
the savages, either by disease or ! compelled her to disguise her real
cruelty. .feelings. The chief v;as i bunged
' I was without menev, or means' f";JIU a " don't care fpec-
... ..f. it, Fri HoMhert. lator on 'live a tuuaiii.il, iu a su.
w . w . -
those who from tho tirct had cher
shed a deep and active sympathy pprts.or
Hut there were
.i,pr- len, uautv, oviToenring ivrani nnu
gaged party to sccur the Apache i The editor of the "Star" had
country, did he find some tririiug 'published the report whh the best
excuse called in to covtr a retreat of intentions, giving his authority,
from an undertaking with which Tins rt pert reached the Fort and
these subjects of a "show sympa- created a great deal of sensation,
thy" had no real intertst frenj the , They sent thi" editor a letter deny
first. Thua he came to learn hu-. ii-, g the truthfjlnee a of the report
man nature, but was net diseour- and requested him to publish it. wiih inc, and who were road v to do Olive was now shut up to a new
aged. Could we turn upon t:ie.-e : which he did. Accompanying the
pages the full tide of the heart
yearungs, and ijuestions that trt:
gled in that young man's heart, by
daylight, by twilight, by moonlight
a he stiolled (as he c-fttu di l for
reflection upon old Ocean's shore,
on the sandy beach, in the w't.o-1.
it might make the heart of tie
reader to give heed to the tails of
true grief that daily strew his ivay.
and kindle a just conten.pt f'.ra
nitre artificial sympathy.
The year 1s.j5 found him un
daunted, still pressing on to the
dictates of duty to his beloved si.--ters.
Kvery failure and mi -Lop
but kindled his zeal anew. Par
tus of men organized late in l,Vi
to hunt gold on the Mohave river.
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U tter was a statement contirmirg
the existence of a report at the
Fort of reliable intimations of the
two girN being among tin Mohaves
l-ut tint no tiler had been made of
delivering them up to the white?
on any teriiH.
Iniring this time I.oren.o hail
drawn up a p-tittun, and o'ltained
a 'urge number ot signers, praying
of the Governor of Califul nia, men
and means to go and nscue hi
cajitive sisters. This was sent to
tiov. Johnson, at .Sacramento and
the following reply was received:
Executive Department,
Sacramento, C'ai., Jan. lS'ij.
Mr. Lorenzo D. Ojtman.
petition signed by
all in their power to aid ni- in mv ly enkiinlinl hate, which sought
sorrow stremn efforts for enslaved opportunities to fume its nruthj
kindred. ' against her. Shu now rcgnr J d all ;
"This same Mr. I.otv who had '";,rts fljr l'or rt'-a"'. a l"v"lfj
rode f:om I.os Angelos to mo nflr ! reache.l a final and abrupt close, j
he Monte, ki.idiv toll me that he : !!ut f!"' "dt !,u '""r:l"'.
.vouid a-irt me to obtain animals ; -conceal, tl and res. rv. d as thev I
.nd get thorn rea-lv for n,e. a. j were iu all their mutual consult j
hat he would accompany .e to J "( lho n't th it some dread
Fort Yuma " fu! fear for themselves wan galling;
Tlm, outfitted. thm,h not with-! b'rmenting them. Kxpre.sions .
out mu :h trembling and anxiety,
piestioniiig as to the certainty and
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reality of the reports, ami of the
.rescued p-rson really being his sis
! ter, yet fi eling it must be true:
; with gool hope he an J Mr. I.nv
iM-t.rtM n it-w Mdplir tl,M l.pi.rl.t
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'-'r i morning of the lOlli of March, for
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1 that she well ii'iih-rstood, and con
veying Itn-ir dread of the white?,
aiitlfiarth.it they iiight execute
ihc threats brought by FrantistO,
constantly rsc iped them am! came
to the cars of the agitated subject
und victim of t heir new rago. , - - -
' Francisco Sn;iit the night upon i disp.ilchcd after alljihat has pasted
which the council closed, across the ! up' n the ipiestion of hor ralcann
I'.iilv HUe ct.-inet-tiott at Sltaitiko
(or Anllim, I'riiievillu, I Vint, 11 it r tiH,
Silver l.uke, l.akevntw, Mitt-litril, lur
mIIk, An'iini", Arliioil, laiiyim City,
folin I'.tV City an ! l ivril.
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MAY Wool',
SIIAWS MAl.T,
A KYK whisk ita
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KINK I.KiKOKS
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Beer 5 Cents.
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tlliKklrt from $ I it fill.
Full lini" of
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MAUTKI.I,,
IIKNNKKY aud
MONOl'Ol.E
llrsiiilim.
Saulrme, Hock,
l'ort, Angrlle and
K1IINK Wine.
SHA 01AREHOUSE GO.
vniirse I n o,i i r- . - . . a: t . t ..
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about one hundred miles from San numerous residents of the county ' ,i ,i .,.i r.n ,;. river. lie there plied every tirgu- i Hesides this, she fult that with the
Bernardino. He joined several of of Los Angelos, has been presented j for a long lime Olive had been
these, with the prom.se from n.en to me asking assistance of "men : ,,)rised of the fact that intercourse
among them that they would turn and means" to aid in tha recovery ,,aJ u.fc, kt.,lt llp betwC(.n ,ll0 M .
their excursion into a hunt fur h;s of your sister a captive among : ,,4V,., snJ lhe wi,it articles
kindred. Once he succeeded in ' the Mohave tribe of Indian,. It ! had been brought in from time to
getting as far as and even beyond j would afford me great pleasure in .time, that tho knew must have
(though farther north) Fort Yuma. j,.pj, i0 rrijer the desired assist ,,i..
But etill he could not prevail upon ! ance, were it in my power to, do eo 1 m,M,tH either b'y plunder or .,ur. ; theJe raah resolutions would bring j for nitw tiimi.lt, and her own ugila-,
a sufficient number to go as far as Hut by the Constitution and Daws ciau(... These were brought j t,y ' "I'on them ; anil to couvinco them Hon intense, lie lelt comrorletl in : J
the Apache country, to mak-j it of this otate I have not the author- smaliparties, one of whom W0U1J th at it was for their Bakes alone the prt.spe.t it opened for ending I J LUMBER, WOOD. COAL, FLOUR.
11V COI.Ierrt'U on llie to employ frc. ni-nl v ,i a .uent hp.vt.i Hn int. lie u'-aiifn OJ utar tun t-ni'iuc,'"" r ' ..... I'ltitm hth. i
J death. i
The returning company came
ineut and stratagem that his con- j knowledge ulio bad now gmned of;
; ning iiiintl could devise to persuade j the whites, it would be worse than I
the principal men on that side of ;d'alh to bo do lined to the inidcries
the Colorado to recede from the of her captivity, almost in eight of
resolution they hud that day reach- j the privileges of her native
'el. He employed the whole light And hence, though the reupp.-ai
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land.
; in setting before t hem troubles that j anee of Francisco waa mi occasion ; J
Fire proof biiiblitg, IIhmJih) f.ct, iH t)l)W
ready to handle
MERCHANDISE,
WOOL, PELTS, GRAIN, ETC.
DKAI.FliS IN
aafe to venture. Manv would say
that his sisters were dead and it either "mm or
employ frciui-uily be absent eeeral days
meaiiB" to render or wueki at a time.
was useless to hunt tnem. lie. the needful assistance, but will be 1 She saw in these
the
evKlencea
j to the fort with liiui. .'
' llv had resolved in his own mini! I
HAY AND GRAIN
joined surveying parties with the
same cne object in view. In IS "jo
a force equal to the on- that was
there in' '51 was again at J'orl
Yuma, .and several of tho same
rn ncdiately to the house of the
m-.-t happy lo co operate in this t K .-it she w-.s wilhbi rem:h still of . not to leave without her. H8 she
laudable undertuk ins in any coo . d.e race to which she belonged ; afterwards learned ; and ou failure ! ol"t f- At first th, chief refused tu J
-iM-nt way that may bo presented. ' ur f,t. would gazo with an inter- of all other mi aim, to risk his life ! c :,'iv "- Afu'r a 'rt ""erct
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througii the ;:r,f.raiOjvernmer,t 't;.it,.recl trarment 'hut bad been ' under darkness of iiicht. But jj, I cabinet, lie j U-lddJ j the other chief
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and
pcelal nltentimi nvrn to w,d. First elan bsliim
ollicers and men. The place of the atteu'.ion of the Indian D-part- ,rjght in, until the reinembrari- morning he ma le preparations
were called, and with Fraucisi
they were again pacLed in council
The criers were again hurried fortl
lions upon 1 magnate and couucilmen, nill(j,g j and the tribe was again ipnve.ied.
pier people, : whom he hid tarried for the night, j At lhi council O.ive was allowed
Commander Ileinsaliuan had bo'-n 11 t-nt being ca.led to aubj.-et, would ; c, g anJ asrociationa it would awak- for leaving, (he really intended to
rilled by another man. In Decern-: more likely crown with success ,;n. would brintr tears and binUn lo ' I'O buck to the village.) when he
bcr, ISoo, a party of five men re- :such efforts as might be necessary , ,,,1 ti1() fitter meditation
solved to join Mr. Oatmaii uii 1 to employ in atteiupting the rescue 1 thut bri -hti-r and bannier
gearch for his tisters until some 1 of the unfortunate captive. ' ,.,,, ,. i,1Ilr.r i.rM. si,., vnniiirnd ' camo to him and prevailed tinon 1 10 rL'"li"11' ' ,,J "peaking wixh con
definite knowledge of them iui'htj Wry respectfully, yours, to ask 'juebtions concerning tln-se 1 him to go back with them, promis ; 'lueted h lib a great deal of confu
be obtained. They e pent tf-v.-rali , J. Xeely Johnson. ! trina. and the place where thev ' ing him that they now determined ! ""J"' " f"U1111 n Jdlicult lo
weeks south and west of Fort Yuma! Accordingly, and in accordance j found the whites, but all her anxi-j to do all in tieir power to persuade prevent ; speakers Here frequently
and had returned to San liomnr ah the above suestion. a nr- i ous nutries were met. bv im.nU and: the chief and tribe to yield lo his "'"-'"upletl, and al limes there was
diuo to re-eupply themselves ith amble stating th ftcto, anrj a if;ti j threats, or .1 long gibberish disser-; demand, and to let the captive go;
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grading fit ilties. Also slock var.U Intrst iilsm.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
I'r I I(iikI11ii(4 Stock
fFiii-s, 11 A- C , Hankers, Tho
I'KurUIKTORM .J M""iiK D-icm , lUnlC-r. Moro,
Dalles,
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tation upon the perfidy of the fearing for the result to themselves
whites,-4udi rubber stories upon ( the contrary result already
provisions for a trip further north. tiun ,lUU)eroiihly aigned, was drawn
While at this place, Loren.o in-' U, ailj ,.rt at'tije ollice at the
ceived a letter from a lnen'J r'M'l steatmr Undina to be forwarded to the Ion it dintanco of tho whiles ! readied.
iug at the Monte, and elating that j Washington. "Two days after," ! away or a resUtouient of their! About noon the next day, Olive
a Mr. Itowlit had jut come in say, Lorenzo, 'T had resigned my-1 nmliguant bate towards them, and uw Francisco with n large number
across the I'lains that he ffxnt ; self to patient waiting for the re- of their purpose to use the kuo.v- of Mohavos come into the villige.
some time at.rort 1 lima, and I here turn of that petition, and went to -ledge they might gain by these It was not without much fear nnd
learned from liie officers that ' woik at some distance from Mont" professed f(iendy visits lo t heir alarm that slei saw this, though
through the Yuma Indian, Mr. in the woods." ID; was still n. us 1 ultimate overthrow, by treachery such had been tho iutciHr) anxiety
Jrine)l had gathered intimat'oiis upon the one t-ubject of the las! and deceit. 'They evon profosvid about her situation, and the poisi
.f llio fact of there beii,' t-o h bite five yesrs' olitude. A new lighl ' to disbelieve the sta teni"iits that bility of e.-icapi that ihe last f.nv
girls among th Mohavi s, and thai )a,J broken in upon Ih's .anxious , had so long deeieved them concern-' days h id eiikinilled, sin f.dl will
tbtso Yiimi.s had Hated that tli-y heart. JIo had now socio reliable ing the nuuo-rical strenglli of Ihe ing to have a lin il conebif ion now
wt re 11 pa it of a family who had
-iifci 11 iitt.jciii d and tome of flieni1
oiurdeictl, in JSol, by lb.) ApaclK s. ! i-vjiy, of tho.e who were bound to
bat the Apacheg bad tince sold ; ,i, by Iht- fetmiigefct lies
iiiformaliori of Iho probable exist
ence, though in a barbarous cap-
thuse giils to the MoliMV es. ''This I ,. wug (, ft ,10VV t(J ijOp0 f,)t (beir Indian tribes, I hat at no dutant ! ho impo.isible ; in she could only
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whitis ; and to helievo the fc.v of formed, whether it s.hould bo her
them yet remaining, conld rn.tl : death or release,
would be overcome and extinguish 1 To live much longer there, she
ed bv the combined power of the ! now thought she plainly saw would
a wild, uproarious tumult, and a
vigor and u heated temper wus Iht
order of the duy. O.ive Buys :
"H did seem duiing Una nighl
at severul stages of thu debate, that
there wus no way of preventing u
jjenerul fijybl among them. Speei li
es wero inatli), which jo Igin
their jesturcs and motions, uh w
us from what 1 could umbo Ml It 11(1 I
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of the nirj.it impass ioned eln.jui lae,
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and soon found ho was one whom 1
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moirhi before. I saw he hold 11
letter in his band and asked to t-t
me see il. .
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