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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

circumference, Of Slave Dealer.

We published a few days since from the New
Orleans TroPio an account Of the munlhceace Of
Mr. Isaac Franklin, who died in April last in Lou
siana. leaving the principal par. OF his property,
amounting 70 nearly million Of dollars to be ap-
propriated to the endowment Of an Educational
establishment in Sumner Co. Tennessee. We
not al the time tina, this nr Franklin IVES
the famous dealer IN human flesh, whose meme has 80
long been familiar throughout the country Ia connection
with the firm Of Franklin g. Afmhed. We have often
been assured that throughout the South the negro ira
der Is regarded with disgust and adherence but this
man who amasscd an immense fortune in buying and
selling the bodies snd souls CT bis fellow and trsns
ernng them from the comparative ease and comfort Of
slaves life in the Northern Slave States to the terrible
seventies Of the cotton sugar and rice plantations Of
the South doom which they dreaded often more
than deah-sopar aing husbands and wives, parents and
children regardless Of their cries and
is euogzed in the papers of the South IS honora
bic and upright man. prodigy Of "benevolence
and philanthropy" who lived but for the benefit Of the
ptolc human race! Yes, this soul hardened bartor
or in human blood whose
-" treasures Of gold
Were dim with the blood Of the hearts he had sOid'
is represented a eminent for every virtue that
adorns the human character No doubt Gays the n
Orleans Iropic, no often contemplated with delight
the character and usefulness of his immortal
sake Benjamin Franklin and resolved in his mind
TO initiate his bright example in effort to scatter coed
among his fellow men, " Had be lived" continues
the same authority in the remote times Of carly
Greece and Rome his fame would have descended to
in tho genius Of the far-iamed lyric poets, who
adorned those classic lands and have been onbamed
for immortality in the living pages OF Ihucyddes, or
Ivy or Tacitus" To ALL he is represented as
uority Christian, who has been transferred from
scene where suffering is predominant TO A STATE or
PERFECT BEATITuDE."
Euogy like this bestowed on negro trader whose
wealth dyed in human gore and stepped in wild
ows tears and who left the world without expires
sion Of regret still less Of pcpitenco, for his life Of vii
any, may well convince us that Colcrdge was night
when he said that
Earth's renown is Infamous;
Her titles slandcTOus namcs-her praise Teproach.'
If such men get to heaven by relinquishing at
death portion Of their III gotten wealth 10 be disposed
of by clerical executor it seems to hardly fair to
exclude anybody, however corrupt wicked, from
that happy place. We agree with the Sailor, who
claimed seeing Slave ship and witnessing the
elites Of the middle passage, Well, II the Devil don't
catch those fellows there's no use in horiqg Deyiw
Rev. o. Il. Hays, Presbyterian clergyman is one
Of Mr.. tranklins executors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

By JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

70 he Muse Of History psrched her oocxheeied Car
orsr hs door fronting the Speakers Chair. in te Hal
Of TIE House Of Representatives. Of te UR,ted States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

NIOTfCE.-rhe subscribers having purchased The Pa
tent RI ght Tor the manufacture o. Gun Co0u &c. all
persons csnoned against manufacturing % preparing
ae or other vegetable hbrOgs substances a. subs
t,s for Gunpowder snf notice 10 hereby given that all
persons 10 any way Infringing sad Paleni Right viii be
prosecuted according 20 law.
We will be ready 10 contract for and supply orders By
the u,idd 10 Of February. G.. 4 " LENNI0,
"a l6t % South FfontsL Pnilaielpbia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

p. s. Suppose, il you please, the case Of a col.
ored family, free, and settled in Missouri since it
was territory. on lands they had purchased
What humiliating condition is theirs They are
American citizens-lree in theory-yet liable TO
be driven out at days warning If the white ma
jority shall refuse them license 10 remain. Are
there To be more such States created Are white
men to fight, bleed and die, and the people in the
free States to be taxed another 200 millions Of dol
lars, hereafter to confirm the infamous system Of
Slavery ia its empire in America O. w.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-12

esFe.e sisrIng erres. ~ aiiemPiihg . q
sess.sd. 70 rsInoss ms gfsye Globes hon
sboul - lsee. The ieErihed wnman
esaghl 40 hes sleeping enid iron - era
de. ana asd s~ay. hall naked Is size Vas.
10 he house o. ! neighbos nearly ; mile
oil where she Iemsined al n'ghL ~.
Iheagh lhey enly laughed q heE. sad ian
ried she must have been dreaming. lhe
Eallawing manning. howsssr. the appear
snce ol The corpse faily eorrohOrslsd hef
alalsmeniI giving fearful evidence Of ihs
struggle Ihsi had been going on between
lie ana death. The poor Homan might
have been alive 10 This very day, had hei
sister only possessed presence az aind
enough 10 assist instead al deseriing hei
/ in that dark hour 81 un,old ssony. And
Yet We are ready lomake every slloa ahes
IN ease where none of us can be quite
certain that we should have had The eour
age 70 act differently.
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Pa - IA Dsss.suls :.
Later from he city o. Eexlco.

Later from the City Of nexloa
We have seea lsiier from TaHapiro
Addressed 10 ihe ediiors of . l. Psina.
Il which Il i stated b. . persoa uha len
de sspilsl On lie Oh inst. ihai ihs re-
ported commission 10 treat lor peace viii
6en. Scoii II San Marin TesmelncAn.
had not been appointed up 70 that dale
llhe 6ih.l and lhai u the lime al The en-
ergies u he Mexican Government we're
directed 70 The defence Of Ihc capital and
Ihe means 20 resist The enlranee thereto Of
lhe American army.
The Courier Is in receipt Of papers
from The city Of Mexico as lale Is he l2lh
inst. Al that lime The Mexican Congress
was not completely organized for want OF
quorum. .ssf ~sr
On The 10Th. ihe members present had
refused, BY . majority Of one vote, 70 de-
clare recess, in expectation Of a suill-
Client number 10 commence business, and
10 take inio consideration The American
proposals Of peace. The Sun Of Anahn-
&C SAYS the Congress must either resolve
thar negotiations shall be opened with
Gen. Scott. or aulhorize the government
10 do %. II is not within tho ordinary
powers Of the Congress 10 enter dlrecily
upon negotiation. and there:ore il i pro-
bable they will give full authority 10 The
Executive 10 aci in this affair.
The Sun thinks that no negotiation will
be proceeded in, unless il tend Ia an llo-
iloia'i~ r-ere for Mexico, that Is, II il be
conducted by the LongTess. II, on the
other hand, Congress confide the negolia.
lions TO Santa Anna, il is sign thai they
desire peace on any teims. .<....
According TO an article in the Monitor
Republicano, Of the lllh. there was a
rupture between Santa Anna and canilizo
but they met together and were recon-
ciled, and Canaliz0 was 10 have an i'm
PorIant post in The Capital.
The same paper says that Santa Anna
was determined 10 govern with the Min
lister Of War and Of Finance, and with
the higher officers Of the departments OF
Justice and Of Foreign Affairs. ..n
The Monitor Of the l2ih, conlrsdirts,
in very positive terms, the rumor that
Santa Anna was 10 be appointed Dictator,
and ascribes il to the enemies Of Santa
Anna aud Of the country. .-.
The Republican,, Of The l2ih, remarks
that Gen. Scott will not very soon march
upon The capital. r..
IL seems that Santa Anna had again of.
tered his resignaiion-lrr we lind in the
Monitor, Of 81 July, that his resignation
was refused by committee 10 whom The
subject had been referred.
A letter from Puehla. July l, publ, he'd
IN The Monitor, OF the 81, states that tho
American troops were concentrated in the
upper part Of the Town. occupying the
heights Of San Juan de l.ore,io and Qua
dalupe. The same letter states that The
troops trcs, the inhabitants with the ut.
most respect in the day time, and as soon
as the hour Of evening prayer strikes, they
are confined in their camp. A de;ach-
@eni OF IS or 50 Dragons had gone as
tar as San Marlin, without meeting with
any guerillas. F. ~. .s. .aass aa ,...-.s
Gen. Valencia arrived at San Luis Po.
iosi on the 9Th, and took the command /;
his former station is filed by Gen. Salas.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The New 0rlesns mail ahich was do
lss' night having Jailed. We extract iron
the Charleston Courier The subjoined IN
ieresiing intelligence from Vera Cruz
winch we End transferred 10 iha, pape
from The New Orleans Times oil the 30ll
Ulnmo. " -st
IL IS important, ss putting a, rest, TO-
the present, all prospect Of efecting
peace through The medium Of Degotislion
General Scott was TO have marched on III,
capital on the 18Th uliimo. and we shalt
doubtless, 10 a few days be in receipt d
intelligence Of exciting inirres,.
Nat. haeiGgenetr.
From the New Orleans Times of July 80.
The steamship Massachusetts arrived
here yesterday. from Vera Cruz The 23l
instant, bringing u, files Of The Sol de
.4ndhudc and our regular correspondence
Up 10 The line Of her departure. 4-.s e..
Prospects of Peace. Intelligence
direct from Tie city of Mexico, or even
from Pueblo, irsceable to any authentic
source. had reached Vera Cruz since the
date OF our lat sdgises. II will be rec i.
lecied that all was then 10 state Of doub,
and suspense. Iaformat on in IN unofficial
i1tm had arrived there, iniimstiug thai
Santa Anna had taken the initiative in the
quesnon OF The cons,iiu,ionali,y OF open
ing negotiation with Mr.. Trlsi. which
had lam between him aud the Congress,
and had appointed three Commissioners
10 meet the American ENJOY al San MAJ
IN Tesmelucsn. on an appointed day. In
reference TO this vial suhjeci, The Sol de
fnahuac Of the 22d instan, STATES that
rumors were Elm circulation quite nnfayors-
BILE 10 The success Of Mr. Trisl's mission,
Indeed. from letters which had come to
hand from Puebls, il was Certain at the
commission had no, been installed, and
" consequently that the hopes Of peace
which had been founded thereon had COM
Pletely vanished" Ii adds, on the other
hand, that from The continued inac,iun OF
Gen. Scots army, The only datum, oo
which can possibly rest The probabili-
y Of commission for The srtiemen, OF
d'flicul.ies, and The total absence OF news
ot some time from the interior. il may be I
hat the Comm ander-in.C Chief is waiting
he arrival OF fresh instruction from Wa,h.
ng'on. The immediate nomination of
Commissioners, and The designation OF I
be place OF meeting. would seem to indI-
ale sincere desire on the part OF abe
dexicans for some KIND Of pacific az. L
angemsnt Difficulties q "a acct lsatsl
AZURE, delays. DC. may have in,erveses.
obsHucl tue consamn ,tion oroa treaty,
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Very Late from Europe. -Tbe Steam.
ship " sshIng,on has arrived at New
York, 9Th Liverpool daIes To The 18Th
ult. t.s IL eu
The Cotton narke, was steady, and
large sales. Prices had been down slight
~. bal appear 10 have recovered. ~
Flour aud Grain were higher. Amer.
can -Four 35s. Cd. 10 BIS. Whes. had
advanced 3 TO I'D. per quarter.
The ~es,her IN England is represented
as "magniicen,." and the prospect Of the
harvest accordingly most fsvo,s able.
Tbe dec,essed comparative consump-
lion Of cotton wool, amounts 10 10000
bales weekly. This must surely be an
error. Probably 1000 bales weekly IL
mean. saa ~ ss.l
There is comparative increase on the
lot"l revenue for The year Of no less than
el.0O4.O26. -.. -.
AisHs IN Spain seem at presenttof be
10 . wreiched stale. Besides the open
rupture 81 the Queen and ner Consott,
ro"ors Of ueseherous intrigues. even to
The extent Of designs. lf not TO ssssssinate,
al leasi TO deihrone The Queen, sfe efne-
rally circulated. These designs appear 10
have their chief sea, 10 Paris. and every
day brings fresh proof Of the signal failure
OF the schemes of LOUIS Philippe. which
he medltated comprising when bringing
about the Moa,pensier marriage. |
No oiher news OF interest. ~
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Easlisk msa.asisa, Il sss sssird. Id l<s.
Vroesrea ard aesspled. uhirh I'D Tre.
guessed 80 car e q hare hfossAt ne 81
rssiary q I.egallan ~ me nlipsh Emesssy
% lie hssdqssflsfs az Tea. Seen = rs.
III. n sIlssien % Tie lasl means .
uhich he Msaicsns bid lal Iseeurs.
he Sol ~ Anskuae sxPEessea 10 dssfai
lrom any foEtiga intsfislenes. - being =.
says sosgly. ard somst'mss mest1sasi -
ils Iesslss. II assessing 81 The ness,
however. xhieh has ieaehsd ps By tbs
arrival, we are hoaad 70 eoalfss shalssesy
ding sssms 10 siuiH giso, q 81 lhs las.
rserlpl % lhlslligenee. N0lhing definite
Is kao~n; either Of he sediments Of The
Congress, oi ~hoss meellng noi word
10 saia. or q he mode 81 seiing Of ne
Msxiesa GeFernmeas. Gen. Scat had
mol vel Isfi Pnfbls. ~hsn che last seeonnis
were received Il yers Cruz from The ri'y.
Approaching Battle LA opposition
10 The foregoing speeOissions. heseEsr,
we end that lellsr oI The LIB, which
has MOI cone 20 hsnd % yei. eiEesn.
stance we murh regret, ~ alluded 10 by
our regular correspondent. 20 Which. %
We CLEAN from he remarks on the 2Osh
TslsiinR thereto. be states iLal ell hopes
Of peace are enliTsly crushed. ard that
Gen. Scott vas 10 march on The capital
on The 18th instant. Santa Anna. 81 The
hssd Of large amy. supposed 10 be %
900 suong. intended 10 give him battle a.
some point between Pusbla and Mexico.
General Pierce.-'fhis officer lei, with
his train on the day indicated IN or lssI
sdSiees. During his advance flung had
been heard along The road, by which IL
seems he must have met uish some Oh.
slssles from gberrIllas. HIS force. how
ever, was 80 Overwhelmingly strong
three thousand men. ui.h one hundred
and fifty wsgous-ihsl he no dosbt brush
ed away these prsds,OIy bands with ease.
In reference 10 this, we learn that lwo
hundred men. Who sei forth from Vera
Cruz afitr The train which lrft few DAYS
before. were STACKED . short d,sisnse
iron San,s Fe. The Msxissns had .
strong ioIcs, but were delssied. - isas
Burning Of Santa Fe.-Iieu,. Fiizse
raid had been sent on an expedition anh
twenty-five men. They went to Santa
Fe. took away some provisions belong
Ing 10 The army, and set Ere TO that town.
. place ofTefUgs 10 guerriIlss. :.
Vomito.-This disease, the terror Of
ioreigners in Vera Cruz, ,liIl continues
us rsssges. but u 10 quite csitsin that the
health Of the city has immensely imptov.
ed in comparison with that during past
years, through The enlightened measures
introduced BY the Americans. The Board
Of Health are unceasIng 10 their labor. TO
prevent and m,ligsle The rsvsges Of this
horrid seourgs, go
Gov. Wilson.--ws are sorry 10 Learn
lha, The Governor Of Vera Cruz was taken
suddenly and slsrmingly III on Tie morn
ing Of the ed insisni. We uus, Ina, he
has recovered before this. r., = as -
Tabasco.-Commodore Perry has a.
gain lrfi Anlon Lizsfdo fof Tsbssco. and
u is reported lhs, The further occspsilou
o. thai place is To be. for The prsseni, ab.n-
dOned. ISL. ..., .s..... -s.sst. A... st.. 49,
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I.sFe - SsaADh u ssason - douss 4 !.
nnahofiiy frrm uhirh ! Erreifrd 4. -
MAJ I'D ti.as Ne MeKirans are srr.,..
dals ahan | haze rreg c0nsidrfed slsesa !
Il = Coz corrurf. Ard nlio i 10 49,.
CO lhis anl ne other diiTcmlliss aii,A
Inc he rad b Jalapa. lsii Gen. See
o. highrr nniheFily, o. bosh
One lhousand men. siaiioned hesues.
Jalspa sud Ssnla We. dissRnce less ~.
seventy miles. would have sated M, =.
Il these hr.lgrs. Bat many valuable Iiss.
and mnrh pmpeEly. Snrh guard unra
have afforded ample pEeseriion % lrsssg.
les. and s prrsehling depFcdalinns. woan
20 have disrnursgrd IRE guernllas ~,
half lheir bands would ere this have lEt.
broken and scattered over he counisy. q
prey npon Mr1ican iaslesd Of Amerraa
pn0prFiy. aase -
Tie foreign residents and lie wen N.
passed Mexieahs eomplain SERIOUSLY Of Il,
recent orders. Nos. 20 and IS. isfaed +
Governor Wilson, in which he says n.
rssde viii Ere upon Tie town il ease q
an allack. ran hardly suppose that h
seriously r0nlemPlaies such ) measurc. 3
III eITtci would .e 70 all the express a.
ieei Of The guerillas. or robbers. romrs.
sing he assailanls. Their desira w0uld
be 10 destroy rs much properly as poal
bic, and ihey would thank tie Governs
Tor his valuable assistance IN us des,rar.
lion-and who would project die poor 10
Ieigners. hnddled together, old men, NO.
men and children, 10 such a place A. Ira,
appointed for their shelIer, or rendezvous.
for shelter il is poi in any sense Of lhe
word! ! sincerely hope thai better eoun.
ellis, or rather authority. will induce iuT.
thcr amendment Of bis orders. before tie
attack takes place. Tie effect Of Tie o..
deIs have been 10 destroy, in . great inca.
sure, lhe confidence Ieposed in our pro-
misses Of protection; and ! don't know
how any good could be expected 10 result
from them. asa ts -a
have to-day received Eve or six park.
ages of your paper. the first that have
come 10 hand in a month. Where ihry
have been, know not; and | only mea.
hon their delay 10 account FOR not having
noticed some extracts in the early laies
from sundry papers, aud particularly from
the Washington Union, the statements Of
whirh conflict with those made by me on
several occasions. II is now too late 10
trouble your RAIDERS with the details 10
prove the correctness Of my statements.
and ! viii only crave room 10 ask The ell.
ilnr 81 The Union. 6rsi--lI in his opinion,
Gen. Scott now has twelve l!,ousand men
IN his division Of the aTmyl Second
Where he obtained the information, a
month ago, that half a million of dollars
of specie had been collected for duties in
Vera Cnz! And ihir,I--upon what sys.
TEN Of arithmetic be based the calculation
thai fifteen millions OF dollars of revenue
would be yielded by the tariff now in
force on The Mexican roasIs @9'
Fire millions might have been secured
by The establishment ef a common sense
rate Of duties, and reasonable facilities Of
payment and trade; but can assure YOU
that, under those adopted. not one million,
including al duties received. and al bon.
ded, will be realized within one year from
The date Of opening the ports.
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Correspondence Of the Commercial Times.
+' % # ""e Vera Cruz, July 20. 1917.

-@ @ Vera Cruz, July 20, 1917.
Genilemcn:-In my hurried note o.
The l7th, ! informed YOU Of the des,ruc.
lion Of our hopes with regard to peace,
aud Oh the report that Gen. Scott had 4 4.
ed upon the 18th instant for his march
upon the capital. Its to be expected ,I,a,
our next express will bring us intelligence
oil his being on The road. have seen
one letter to-day from an officer Of the
staff al Puehla, which states that from the
best information he can obtain, he forms
the opinion that Santa Anna has a force
OF twenty-five thousand men, most oi
which will probably NEE, Gen. SCOTS
army on its way, and afford another Ter.
70 Gortio laurel to each of our brave Eel.
lows. ga@N@ @#@sf a@ 7a@tS " ~.
believe il is true, however, tina, Alya.
req has gone South, without having re-
deemed single promise made TO Santa
Anna, or having accomplished one Of his
dread intentions declared against tile Var.
kis.' All his Indians, &C course. went
with him. Alvarez is a sovereign in his
own district. and as absolute as Nicholas.
or Mahnioud, and il is no wonder that his
pride revolted al the idea of serving un.
der creature so contemplate as CaniIi.
20. ss #s@& z~aa2ssat gs* zas as
A quarrel, on the subject of rank, has
also arisen IN our army. but ! presume the
consequences will not he vcry serious.
The Commander-in-Chief has made We.
ry sensible decision on The subject, and
The matter lies in proper shape, pending
an appeal. fl - .f*s+a -
Veia Cruz is quiet enough lust now.
and l sec no great reason TO apprehend an
carly disturbance; but there are idlo and
foolish spirits at work, whirh may pro.
drcc damage TO themselves, harmless as
The issue may be to MS. a'.s4 s-s5s @f8si
Two French gentlemen arrived here
yesterdayllrom Jalapa, and inform NJ that
ten. Pierce will meet serious opposition
from the guerrillas and others al almost
every step on his march. 10 impede his
advance as much as possible, two bridges
on The road have been destroyed, one al
pan Juan, twenty miles from here, and
llle other al III Plan, near Ceno Gordo.
Inc latter was fine structure. There
IS TIMBER, however, in the noigiiborhood. |
with which another bridge can be built.
Q answer a temporary purpose, but much
lelay must necessarily be suffered. The
ridge al San Juan is of less consequence,
'at as the rainy season has set in, The ri.
'er mas swollen 10 an extent that must \.
enoerlts passage most difficult matter. 4
y course Gen. Pierce has no pnnton train. l
nd ] don't know that even Gen. Scott I
rs ole. ,A&@ #@ $685. $50
lfeat my information as correet, 10 | (
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Strictly In Character The

surety In Character. The Stark
county sohis) Repository states that the
burning in efTigy OF Senator Corwin at
Monterey. for his expose of ihe Mexican
war; was got up by a private WHOM it
names) OF the Stark Rangers who had
been twice dismissed from his company
Apr stealing! N.P. Tribune.
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Vera Cruz, July 20. lsi7.

I #
Alier all The delay which occurred in
getting of the train and escort under Gen.
Pierre, many Of the wagons were in an
unprepared stale, aud became detached
from The main body. An escort Of a hun.
dted and fifty or two hundred troops was
detailed 10 remain with the slragglers and
guard them until they could rejoin The
train, while the main body moved forward
The detachment had. however, adyan, ed
only few miles beyond Santa Fe, when
II was. attacked by large party of gurriI.
las, which kept !, engaged for about four
hours, al the end Of which time The Mex.
leans were wei. used up," and the Amer
leans moved forward. A gentleman who
passed along The road yesterday morning,
states that he saw several dead budics in
the vicinity-all Mexicans and has no
doubt that The gnerillas had met with a
considerable loss. No wounded have ar
rived here frnn our troops, and it's To be
presumed that their loss has been small.
Il is strange that no messenger has been
despatched 10 The Governor with the intel
llgenee. The firing was plainly heard by
our sick, which had been left behind at
Santa Fe. The detachment which men'
toned in my last, as having been sent ont
TO Santa Re, has returned, and report the
entire destruction Of The place. in conform /
iiy with the Governors orders. The
measure Of destroying that place is a good
one, and il is 10 be hoped will be f"llowef
up with that Of the destruction of all III
hamlets within ten miles of the city. Te
preservation Of life and public properly
requires such a step. and even if we hse
10 pay for the property destroyed, itls
vet the policy Of true economy.
.#as# @ea.. 49, st41.4 -. So. 4i'
A Village Burnt An Army cores
pendent 81 one OF our exchanges ia DE-
scribIng recent affair al La Hove, says'
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The evening pr.
10 force our way
nountalDs, Col.
commsn al this |
Perole. hearing o.
my that had poi
Hnya with a we "
left q. eight o'cloc
the creates psri Of
Regimen, aud Ga
Of mounted rasm
ed with the guerilI
pass, from eleven
the time We gol I
ming, and dad %
They drove the OF
back from The 4,
rancho ii their Sou
Whole uoDnsry OIL
Oa our FeaehmS I