davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-02-29

Wemvle attention 10 the advertisement oil this very
valuable medicine. We have repeatedly heard Il
ed physicians Of our city the very best remedy Of
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-02-29

llIdIU 81, ENuIIsNIlIt IIII'
By Druggists and Dealers generally throughout
United States dec DIV ly.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-02-29
TO THE PUBLIC.


szz=sr HAVING secured for the State of q.
49, Indiana the Patent Right for the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01
P OF A L S f o z a L Q 4 N.
TREASURY DEPARTME NT,

APRIL II, 1S48
SEALED proposals will be received under the Of 3lst
1913 for sixteen millions dollars of United States stock REIN
bursabe twenty from and after the list day OF July 1915
bearing cent interest per annu payable emahnu-
ally the first days OF January and July OF eaGh year
unless per thereof deposited depository OF
the United States before the date fixed for opening the
proposals. The bids in all cases must be unconditional ana
without reference to the bids OF Others and should tae
distinctly the premium offered The proposals should be
sealed and endorsed Proposals for i0aR Of 1913, and
addressed to the Secretary ofthe Treasury Washington City
d. G. The which may be accepted Will be required 10
be paid to the Depository the United States the pa
of residence of the respectively whose oers may
be successful but the of the accepted bids from bid
ders residing the United states must be depoSted WIN
the assistant teasurers at New ork, Boston, fddeipd
or New Orleans j.,
To opportunity to all to participate IN the
investment of funds this stock bids will be received for the
lowest denomination of certificates authorized by laWDe5
for fifty dollars-as well as for higher sums -,
All certificates under thousand dollars will be tranera
BILE the books of the treasury but all certcaes Tor mat
sum and upwards will be transferable on the books OF the
treasury by delivery with coupons atached al te option
of The bidder To avoid expense c0nuson and mutlplca
ton of accounts. all certificates with coupons attached Will
80 br the sum of one thousand dollars.
The successful bidders will be required to dep0sIte the
amount awarded five equal instruments In each of the
months of July, August September October and Novem-
of except for not exceeding twenty
thousand dollars. where the bidder be desous OF max
may be deposited The stock will bear in all
cases from the date OF deposIte.
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Department
Saturday, the 18th OF June IS48 in the presence
sion Introduced the of 3st of March last bidder
will be permitted to withdraw his bid. On all bids not
accepted the amount deposited advance will be imme
datefy returned The whole premium the amount
quired in July next. r. J. WALKER,
apH tje17. Secretary ct the Treasury.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

BURGLARS ARRESTED On Saturday night
last, Peter slave belonging to 2. Cazean, and
a Tree man of color named Louis Francis, alias
jim Arlington, were arrested by Captain Youe-
nes The burglars were found i'll the act of
breaking open the store Of Mr. Hicks, No 40 Charities
street This had been the third attempt within the
Stthfee weeks to rob the same premises. T'hesex-
EeGIed to obtain large amount of booty, but were
i9ledby the coming Of the police. The parties I'M
plcated are supposed to be the companions of the
same burglars who have of late committed the most
'ng robberies. They had in their possession a
4 NV hunting watch, made by John Edwards, of
Liverpool, No. 9,3l0--this watch was stolen on the
3 n.y. Of the 18th of March, from the store of W.
T. lamp, No. IS Chartres street The watch was
iIelaled by the owner. In the premises occupied
" The prisoners, there was also found some valua-
%e groceries belonging to Mr.. Felix, who keeps at
ae corner Of Royal and St. Louis streets. Mr. Felix
Even y. Identified The basket in which the goods were
~. %sea away, pair of silver buckles were iden-
aeu oy H. L. Bruee, on Camp street, whose Jew
1tlIy store was robbed some ten days ago The fell
INs who peFpetrated these robberes are said to be
o oa robbers and expert burglars Both of them
,' read and write, and know well to what an ex-
, %a,a tee will GO. They Were both sent down
"'le Parish jail for further examination.
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cnNNET To ITAT,Y

ated for "Crescent'' from the italian of Ficaja]
a Per serrir sempre O Uincitrice oint2'
t.o,net of Ficaa to Italy, is one of the most just
ii,d in Italian literature. We have attempted to rem
y T. English without presuming however, to have il
a an manner done justice to the original The translation
Wnu so az being at this time of peculiar INTEREST,"
Italia misery is thine intending,
' e. beauty's sweet though fatal gift hast thou!
vssl thou art beautiful, yet on thy brow
eauow with oveliness is ever blending.
obt might thy beauty less divinely glow!
NJ longer clasp thee may strangers aims!
rLev love thee less who worship but thy charms;
rhr cans are thine in death, in JOY VICE.
rte frozen Alps pour thy verdant plains
rrba, armed torrents like their rushing streams
,rtanyh Gallo blood the Pos dark waters stains,
foreign sword forever DER thee CLEANS
foreign vampire thy existence drains
n.nousred or conqueor, doomed to sayery's chains.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

THE LAST. PRops BREAKING AwAY.-A late
Dublin Herald states as follows: g We have been
for nearly fortnight in possession of information,
upon which it was impossible for us not to rely, to
the effect that the constabulary force in Ireland
were tainted with disaflection. For obvious rea-
sons we abstained from making this very alarming
intelligence public. 1t afforded us, however, one
among the powerful reasons which have induced
us to call upon the Government to prosecute for
treason and not for sedition." Nothing remains
then, for the British rule over Ireland, but the
seyerest form of military force.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

JUSTICE IN. ENGLAND-We find the following
paragraph and comment In an English paper, and
have no reason to doubt the correctness of the fact
therein stated:
"A boy named Winter, only eleven years of age
was charged with having stolen few apples The
magistrates considered the charge proved, and, in
the exercise of their discretion, they sentenced the
unfortunate child to four months Imprisonment
with hard labor, to be once privately whipped and
once publicly whipped The public whipping to be
through the town of Wellington"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Kate Meadows VS.
John Proctor:-This is suit presented by Messrs.
Roysdon d Frost and w. S. Upton, counsel on the
part of the plaintiff, claiming divorce from quasa
marriage, which the plaintiff AYERS she was induced
to enter into under the solemn agreement that the
defendant should not seek to consummate the mar
rage. The petition is one drawn with deal of
feeling and force, and we shall forbear to notice it
until the answer be filed. The Court made an
answer In the case, authorizing the plaintiff to in
sttute the suit, assigning to her the dwelling of her
mother, where she should reside during the pend
ency OF the suit free from the interference of her
husband J; and further decreed to her the sum of
eighteen dollars per week as alimony.
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cARRoLLToN HOTEL and GA;

- The public is respectfully informed that this -..s,
f55A most delightful place of resort and amuse SSt$zn
4l.a- ment is now open under the management s&Ek
OF the subscriber. In the extensive grounds DO NT
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard
and at the'Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation made
nls dinner parties with all the decacies OF the season. and
the best of wines and liquors.
And last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found at their posts administer the comfort of
TRENDS aud the public generally whose patronage he socs
apl3 ON JAMES DURNO.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, MAY l, 1913.

o. After violent shower of ain the previous
night--a juvenile cataract indeed-yesterday PROV
ed one of the most charming and wholesome DAYS
that ever gladdened mans sight and lungs The
evening especially, fitting time for buovancy
and enjoyment; and it was pretty generally taken
advantage Of too
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01
FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON.

I T..
THE public respectfully informed that the magnifi- Cd
Il cent Ball Room Of this establishment will be- m u
opened the 18th instant an ICE CREAM SA- FfrJ
LOON. 1t is intended to be conducted upon the plan J
OF the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
adelphia-makng place of resort that Ladies may
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue of
shopping, morning walk, and in the evening with gen
emen and regae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery Fruits, etc-a desideraton long wanting in
ns city IN sGeng the patronage OF the fashionable
ton for responsibility and order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained, guarantee that the regularity will be
observed under the arrangement. Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream the shortest notice.
N Ban officer will be constantly in attendance to ex-
cude all improper persons. apl0 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

FIFTH DISTRICT Cobhr.-J. r. Borgstede & Co.
VS.. Steamboat '.Duroc'' and Captain and O,oners-
The questions in this case areal set for trial for
the thirteenth day of May next. The questions
which the claims for wages, supplies, materials.
wharfage, etc. are to be paid. The deck-hands
and tiremen have all presented their claims, to the
number of thirty or forty, all represented by the
same counsel and demandthat they shall be classed
first and paid in preference to all charges save those
of Court
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s " \ y S.

zsaas STEAM TO BRAzos ST. JAGo-Regu-
SIEIRN lar Packet-The superior coppered and cop
- - - per-fasened steamship A U GU s 7 A, Capt.
AIRED stevens will ply regular packet between New
8eans and Brazos St Jago taking freight for Mouth OF the
no Grande and Matamoros which will be forwarded without
delay ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Lighters, etc, to insure dispatch ap26 3m
Agents SMtollRTINIER. TURNER & CO., New Orleans,
tIHoMAs E. ADDY & CO., Brazos st. Jago
Fl FNr . Mouth of Rio Grande and Matamoros-
-. schooner ZEN. TAYLOR, Capt Anderson, being
4onry expected will have dispatch the above places
Ter s or to j. w. GIBBONS, IS Customhouse st.
Bar. ' " oaueu anu VIII GLOSS a ahe
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LIGHTNING STRUCK AT SEA.-On the 18th
ult. lightning-sroke fell upon the brig Rebecca,
Captain Fisher from Apalachicoa to New York.
Capt. +. and crew were fortunately taken off by the
British brig Margaret, and carried into New York
on the 2lst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT.-Thomas ~ Caz-
nedu VS.. Gordon Plum.mer.-This case came UP on
a rule taken to homologate the report of Mr. Pey-
chaud, the auditor U pom proper showing, the
Court gave time until the twentieth day of May
NEXT for the trial Of the questions presented by the
rule and answer This was to give hearing to GER
tain important dispositions expected from New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

Too LATE FOR THE STEAMER.-New Orleans
etters and documents, dated the 10th and 18th ult,
arrived at New York on the night of the 18TH too
late for the Hibernia, which sailed early In the
afternoon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01
Observation-Disclosures.

'HE undersigned begs to inform the public that he has
~ removed his Ice Cream Establishment from ST ase n
Cndfles street to the CORNER OF CANAL AND BA
ROME STREETS, where his Saloon will be w.
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April 8, G.lD
and remain open daily from II O'Clock A. M till late hour
IN NH the evening Every variety of refreshments will be
He trusts that the locality of the Saloon and
the unexceptionable quality OF the refreshments povded
will induce fair share of public patronage
apps I'm RI WIIJOZ
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OPPOSITION.
ME ROITGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUS.
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale the following improved Real

IMPROVED PRUPEhI =, Z O1t s5111111. , N . :,
THE subscriber offers for saethe following improved Real
Il Estate, on liberal terms -
Ia LOT OF GROUND at the corner of GravierSfSs
and Baronne streets occupied as Grocery, &c in the
square bounded by trave Baronne Carondeet and Union
having 40 feet front Graver street. by depth ana
front of 1Oe feet on Baronne street ors
Five TWO-sTORY BUILDINGS and LOTS ,.. on
-. GiTod street between Tchoupitoulas and Commerce
III streets being the Nos q g. 25 81 and g Girod street.
each lot having a feet front on Girod street, by 80 ee'
g. two TWO-STORY BRICK STORES. NOS "a and
Sc Commerce street between Lafayette and Oirod sneets
each lot having 20 feet front Commerce street, by " ee
in depth. - . . 80. -,,->-r, , i'll pH.
ngs nearly new in the city of Lafayette the north side OF
Third street between Tchoupitonlas and Rousseau streets
each having IL feet front on Third street, by lOl feet IN
depth. Apply to - cu ,ot,>, c...
ap24 cot ii. ST. JOHN Lafayette street.
CATH0LIC MANUALS AND BIBLES. elegantly
" bound in gilt with gold clasps Common do; Flowers
of Piefy. ,; Sc For sale by NILES c. SALE & CO.,
mb15tf II st, Charles street,
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SENTENCED-John Patza atlas .'9ha Ratzon was.
on Saturday last, sentenced by Judge McHenry to
five years at hard labor in the peaentary 1t will
be recollected that the accused was found guilty,
short time since, of stabbing with intentto kill
GraVier street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Senate-The Senate
assembled usual. Prayer offered by the
Rev. Mr.. Gurley.
Mr.. Borand of Ark, presented his credentials
and was sworn in.
Mr.. Hale, of N. H., introduced resolution to in
qure into the conduct of Col. Childs at Puebla who
obliged the American soldiers to kneel when the
Catholic host was being carried along the streets,
which was referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
The Vice President laid before the Senate COM
munication inviting them to join in the French
sympathy meeting. On motion, the Senate adj
journed.
House.-Mr. Cooke moved to suspend the rules,
in order that he might introduce a resolution to
meet hereafter at II o'clock Two-thirls not voting
for it, the motion failed. On motion, the House
joined in the procession in honor of the French Re-
volution.
PHILADELPHIA, April d, P. M.-The markets
every where are unsettled Cotton aud Corn are
nominal. in other respects it is not supposed that
the foreign news will produce much change.
WASHINGTON, April A.-Grand Cete5ratlon.-
There was a procession and meeting to-day IN
which both Houses of Congress participated, in
honor of the French Revolution. The proce non
was small, owing to the high wind and dust. All
the Government offices closed In honor of
the day.
PIrTsBURG, April "a, 7 P. M.-There is four feet
water in the channel and rising.
CINCINNATI, April 24-The river is falling
Republican.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

&C CHEE sENAmerican, English French, Italian and
CREOLE EGGS always on hand.
A' GEORGE JAQUES co.
sp21 Under the Hopse st. Charles snd Poydrs
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l "A
#$ SG? HSs$ H5"f' Rf9S
SHIP Gh5stana, Hammond, New York, TOBY s Bogelt
B B GhaPH cof Bsmos AS MsSts
Bark Carmen, {sp) TqIrinaga Malaga Jos MITCHELL Co
Bg en New York Ande%s be%sy
| Brig Telegraph. tBr) Young, Kingston; ia
Steamer Montezuma, Kelly, Mobile, Wingate Brennan
Ship Jessoe Cobb II days I'm New York, to L. H. Gale
Ship St. james Godfrey FIN New York Mobile in bal
Ship Brutu LeCraw, Is days fin Boston, to j. w Stan
Ship Creole Foster is days FIN New York, to j. C, Wood
Ship New Jersey Busbee 20 days FIN Boston, in ballast
Shin 0 6ss1e2f s MY g. dow, m N.,sss, to
Ship Fairfield Loveland IA days FIN New York. to ]. w.
Ship Jas Cooper, Chase 16 days FIN Philadelphia to
Bark Columbia Beecher. Ia days FIN New York. to master
Bark St Mary sIllkin, SIS days I'm Glasgow, to Harold
Brig Monica, Burke, Is days FIN -, to Fosdick Bro
Brig Je1net days FIN Tampico, ballast to master
Brig Perfect, Gardiner, days FIN Tampco to Andrew s.
scbr B Bfssg Br NY 10 DAYS I'm Baze HoDar,..
schr. Washington, Saunders FIN the Rio Gande 18th ult
to Dobbln Il Wickham-lst my.
Schr Lavnia (Br) Boddn II days i'm Grand Caymens to
Schr. Oregon, Amy, i'm Tamplco 18th ut to S. Fenan
dez-1st my.
Schr Evenc Ross Collins FIN Brazos St Jago 18th u in
schr Belle, I'm Brazos st. Jago 18th u in ballast, to
u. 5. Quartermaster-3d my.
schr. Genl Patterson, Jackson I'm Tampico 18th u in
ballast, to u. 5. Quartermaster-3d my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Viola, Wilson, FIN Lafourche.
Majestic, Ure, fin Baton Rouge-s3 bales cotton
California, Reynolds i'm Mobile.
ss Fes n bales cotton
Autocrat Gosiee, fin st. Louis.
Hecla, Daman, I'm Zane Rver-508 bales Cotton.
Munroe, Murphy, FIN Port Caddo-l314 bales cotton.
Magnolia, ThOmassOn I'm Louisville.
Towboat Louisville, Stale I'm the Passes .
Towboat Star. Brown, i'm the Passes
Towb Panther Kinney, I'm the Passes
Towboat Conqueror Heaon, I'm the Passes.
BELOW-COMING UP.
Ships France Gotus and Jno Potter bark Beaver and
Towboat Louisville towed down and to sea. 10Th cit,
ships Ringfield and Sir Collin Campbeif
Towboat Star owed down and to the 2Stf ships
Thos. HuldIng and VIM. Ward.
IOWboat AnnaWan lowed down and to the 9th,
ship Orlando, and barks VIM. Joy and Juniata
Towboa Panther lowed down and to the 18th ult,
ship Rome and bark Franklin and to the Bar bark Edwin
The brig Perfect reports Iampco the 10Th ult, the
bgs Leopold ODonnel and schr no Realt for this port
in few days
The steamboat Magnolia from Louisville 18th u reports
~ feet water at Flint Island and the Sistepassed the
steamboat Harry Hill aground opposite Paducah with two
steamboats, along side tightening her.
The steamer Auocrat, which left St Louis the 10Th
ut reports feet water IN the Upper Mississippi and rising
Spoken:
By the ship Jas. N Cooper on the 24h ut off Double
head kaT 1uaen NIctOr Hanpe DAYS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

81 Wsrlting.-Messrs. DOLBEAR, No. IS Camn and
timed % sttS' Sie all their former pupils who been de-
hns al % eSsohs oy BUSINESS other cause their
oue r,nI ~ leisure, whether they have been at
tHDe pnIi NJ one year five years, and to CON
Wle~sbsbs ss t Tree, bold and rapid business stye is
vel 6.ei f S Pupils in BOOK KEEPING will be
@l Practical Accountant O"' etc., oy an experienced Teacher
70 II A. NJ and to 6, or to 9 z. NJ. mh3l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

CORRECTED AGAIN.-It proves to have been the
British bark Cybele, Capt Buckman-and not the
Lvdia-which was wrecked on Berry Island.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01
JACOBS ICE CREAM SALOON,

JECOb5 ChG1aTN SALOUN,
OPP OSITE ST. Charles THE TIRE
.Mg1s The Subscriber takes pleasure to inform hisrs
~ friends and the public general that he has ss
2kS,5R opened his ICE CREAM SALOON on St fyf7
Ss Charles street. in the Garden occupied by s.as
"a AFFLECK a Flower Depot, where he will keep
all kinds of Ice Creams Frozen emonades and Sherbets
The SALOON is airy and pleasant, and everything
will be done to render vsers comfortable The subscriber
socs share of public patronage.
s Families supplied short notice. with the best quail
ty and any quantity of the above. ADS I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01
SWEET TABLE BUTTER!

HAVING made arrangements
Ill with the best Diaries in the
North and West for constant sup
ply of SWEET TABLE AND Cook
ING BUTTER, we are now pre-
pared to furnish to our customers the
same, in stone jars varying from 8
to 10 ID.
It will be delivered at their resi-
dences without additional charge.
sV We think our customers
will find nnr system one OF economy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01
NO HUMBuG

Trpw,pne, NO HUMBUG.
u Gn12nnBBS n OF FtO bottles OF DR. COLEMAA'S
past ye 'WhklEA MI ATU RE have been sold durn he
Dozen n5 Mtho0t complaint single instance Over ten
hag ce IN our u s Hospital This Medicine cha
eS. both ii the point Of taste and certainty
case gueie tial The money will be refunded in everv
ada NJ SOD by L KENNEDY "a Chartres street. and
% P0ffbL y SSoL MANS TONIC BITTERS DEPOT,
------tZn.Io STREET ap29 eW&S
Ez TFfhfRAfARTINE AND LEDRU ROLLIN.
tn bra t- iact becoming known that these cee- -,
G$a PS1 1SS5 eS22Epatt!ots do wear LANILLE 80
RgeI1n.V II " HATS viii induce all good ey8
ATs very large supply OF hose 90 ceebted manuscuers
apa8 s4iS '"s' Ueen Received AT D'ARCS'S,
- Corner Canal and Chartres streets.
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RESREs MMEMNs,

OPENED at the corner of ST CHARLES ,,s~
~ and oGI0.N Strssts1a very nice, cool, S3XEa
So The Cream is made in Che latest Pha. ssNN1
9 - delpha improved style, and sold at the 49,
49, prices. Families and Parties sending the,
orders VIII have chance to test the quality of the
Cream and know the prices, and much ohige ~
ap27 st A. b. WOODWORTH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

lNeUEsTs.--Newspaper parlance becomes dumb,
and sometimes so devoid Of feeling that We cannot
trace the idea to the soul. Now for instance, IAN
inquest was held on Saturday last the body of a
man named John Hadey, aged 81 years, native OF
Scotland, who found dead in the Second
Municipality Workhouse. Verdict accordingly =
-. Jack Hadley, poor Scot-one of the can
ME isle" was $ found dead in the Workhouse -
Fit epltaph for the poor and needy An inquest
was also held on the body of white man, whose
name no one knew, who was found drowned in
the Mississippi river, near the lower Cotton Press,
Third Municipality. In nine out Of ten, these
unfortunate creatures are found out to be either
persons working along shore, else poor Jack, y
who steps from the gangway, falls in between the
two ships and goes to Davy Jones' locker. Gen
orally speaking, however, he goes down with a full
cargo on board. If Jack wants to kill himself, all
that he has to do is to have on a" double load
check shirt pair of blue cottonade pants and coarse
brogans, with leather strap around his waist
verdict--found drowned.
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