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We find in the Squatter Sovereign, under date of June 10th, the following editorial, and this displays its uniform temper: The Abolitionist: shoot down our men, without provocation, wherever they meet them; let us retaliate in the same manner. A free fight is all we desire. If murder and assassination is the programme of the day, we are in favor of filling the bill.

Jake Brewer says as how Ben telled him one night that when yer daddy air dead ye air goin' to his shanty. Ye ain't, air ye, Tess?" The pale eyes of the young squatter boy darkened under the emotion that rose in his breast. He looked at the girl he had loved since she had taken her first step. Every wicked act he had committed he laid fretfully at the door of her refusal to marry him.

George was both astonished and enraged at the sight astonished to know that the raiders would stop during one of their marauding expeditions, when haste was so necessary, to attack and burn so humble a dwelling as the abode of the squatter, and enraged to see that they had been successful enough to do even that.

If this be called dodging, I admit that I dodged, and the gentleman can make the most of it." Mr. Hill declared that the Kansas-Nebraska bill embodied the principles of "squatter sovereignty" and alien suffrage. The bill was not identical with the Utah and New Mexico bill, as Toombs and Stephens had alleged.

"I thought he looked like that kind of a chap," said Bob. "Well, if he wants a fight he can be accommodated at very short notice. That's my man, and I am going to have him, squatter or no squatter."

Of course, Mr. Reginald was Mr. John Taylor, the only squatter I knew, but I myself was not identified with my heroine Clara Morison. I was Margaret Elliott, the girl who was studying law with her brother Gilbert; but my brother and my cousin Louisa Brodie were supposed to be figuring in my book as lovers.

Her words directed Waldstricker's attention to the contrast between this squatter girl in the bare shack and the fashionable folk who'd throng his spacious drawing room. "Well, a few," he answered, "but you come along with Miss Young just the same, will you?" Tessibel took the outstretched hand awkwardly enough and as quickly dropped it and began to fumble with her own fingers.

The sight of this visitation did not altogether please the young squatter, for he thought he saw in the future considerable annoyance from similar visits.

"You'll have to hurry up if you want to ketch 'em," continued the squatter, who seemed to grow nervous when he saw how deliberately the troopers went about their preparations for dinner. "They was a-lumberin' along right peart." "Oh, there's no need that we should throw ourselves into a perspiration," replied Bob indifferently. "We don't care if we don't find them for a week.

Its presence proves that the squatter is not altogether a savage. Rude as is the interior of the sheiling, it contains a few relics of bygone, better days not spent there, but elsewhere. Some books are seen upon a little shelf the library of Lilian's mother and two or three pieces of furniture, that have once been decent, if not stylish.