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IN THE SUNK LANDS. 92 progress was, he never allowed the ‘‘ wee- pons ”’ to leave his hands. It was dark when we came toa stream about twenty feet wide, running between low banks. A fallen tree served as a bridge, and on the other side was a small clearing with a cabin standing in the center. It suddenly struck me that the stream was Blue Creek, and, therefore, my captay was Mr. Simpson. He threw open the door, and I saw a sight that caused me to start back in sur- prise. EOMIiGcboo <s) (El 0) m