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hat all he haliuc,ual;ons of lis lienzied hrain 3rc no! sahcr realities. The m;scr- ab,c W:o;rh upoU whum sentence of death ll"s nrcn passed, loaded with chains and in- carceratcd within tEc walls of dungeon, feels nut more certain tha, hs doom is fix ed, and that when Er nc&j hrheI}a ;hc sun it will light his way to lhc scG.,'l. tGdn l do that fate hns fixed my destiny. It is im- possible 10 removethe mountain weight of conviction vhjch-rcsts upon my mind"

 "Wc!I, if superstition has seize'! ugon you with So tilm graSp," said the former, Git is useless tn try to rc>cue you. Bat if you should escape the dangers of to~mur- row, you will possibly have your faith in thosa tatuous apprchenSions weakened"

 "lmpcSsibIe," replied the other; "but it is of DO use for us to handy words about it. have one or two slight favo5s to ask of you, which I doubt not you will faith fully and checriully perform

 "I trust you have known me long e. nough to feel confident that I will do as you request in every particularly said Col. -; "buf ] will agree to undergo as sound a drubbing as ever corporal Flos'em inflicted upon the back of any obstinate rascal, if you do not live to perform tho business yourself"

 eve will waive the discussion of this suhject," said Capt. -. ''I have couple fpackages, one for my orphan sis ter, and another for ---, which wish you to deliver personally. Teli them l fell, as soldier should, combating the enemies of my country, and thnt wi,h my dying breath invoked the richest of Heavens blessings upon their heads D

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 There was an awful pause between ,he conflicting armies. The stiffness of the night was only broken hy the groans ofthc dying mingled with the distant din of tue the moon Shonc brightly at in- 'crvals, and the rest of the time was sob- scured by clouds. In few moments the conflict was renewed with more ferceness and desperationtlan ever. The n..-..l--~-'r the battle ot Niagara is7IamIIar to every one. But where was Capt. -? He had fallen mortally wounded at the head of his company while leading them to a desperate charge. His gloomy premoni- tions had been realzed: he expired be- fore our troops returned to their camp, while the American Eagle was yet hover ing in triumph over the battle-ground.