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BLOODY RENCoUNTER IN JAIL.-The HagerS
town Torchlight gives the following: 8" On Tues
day afternoon, difficulty occurred in the county
Jail, between two prisoners-Henry Kearney and
VIM. Vanbinder-the former confined for an assault
with intent to kill an officer. and other charges,
the latter for passing counterfeit money Kearney,
having determined to break Jail, mentioned his OBJ
ect to Vanbinder in order to obtain his assistance
but was refused. He went to his room procured
pistol and presented it at Vanbinder, who, seiz-
ing it in his hand attempted to take it from him.
While he had hold of it, Kearney drew the trigger,
and he received several slugs in his hand Kear-
earrs pistol, and told v. hAwonld finish him this
time" He presented the pistol and fired. v.
threw up his arm and received the contents, seven
sugs, in it. A search made for the pistols.
and on Wednesday morning they We're found con-
cealed beneath the washboard. A knife and file
We're also found -
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BEL CRESCENT HOTEL,

BEL CRESCENT HOTEL,
POINT CLE.aR, B.8LDWIN COUNTY, Ill.,.
II AVlNG been leased BY the undersigned, will be -
OF TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS. ~
This establishment beautifully located the side Of
MOBILE BAY about midway between Mobile and the Gulf
Of Mexico The water at this point being aipaxs clear
and sgt (with depth Of six feet within fifty yards OF The
place particularly attractive for Sea bathing
Blue-sh, Pompano. Spanish Mackee and all other fish
peculiar 10 this latitude, abound the immediate picinitv
OF the Hotel Never ai'ng Springs convenient dis
The building entirely Dewpres, font TO the South
OF $50 fret and affords ample accommodation for 200 per-
sons. The are large Ind airy
A safe and commodiou rssel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Clear--Passage so cents.
The Of Board will be $40 per Week, payable in all
Deekiy Deductions made FOR families remaining the
season. Commnu atoms tins subject addressed the
Undersigned at Mobile, viii be promptly attended to.
GEO. b. CLITHERALL,
Mobile Ala, May IL, 1873. 10 3m Lessee.
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BILOXI HOBS

fl'lS establishment will be opened for the reception of
L Nlsiten ON TUESDAY May L tn The premises "a
have been completely renovated and the Hotel now $N
OILERS inducements TO persons in search OF health CON-
fort OF pleasure equal not SUPERIOR to public house on
the coast II occupies central the pleasant
and delightful village Of BiloA-of easy access from New
Orleans The sward front OF the house over two
in width, and is shaded by great number OF OAK,
magnolia and mulberry trees. The table Will be supplied
with the Injuries OF the coast and OF the New ,heans
market Attached TO the house will be found BATH Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best wines ana
Liquors; also good Billiard Table an a,
Persons wishing to secure rooms WIN please ADDRESS me
Propeor at Biloxi and forward their communicntons ~
the Biloxi packets as there is but one Y. mail per week.
myl5 JOuN W. NIApN
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New M aterials of the attest Style
TT The OF the Daily Crescent would
inform their friends and the public, they have added
JOB OFFICE their prepared
cute all kinds Of printing the most favorable
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADING DRAY RECEIPTS:
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.,
every style.
All their maerias-Type Presses entirely new,
The which
Il surpassed Presses are
foundry Mesrs R. foc Co.. NewYok, which sure
guaranty their excelencethe type the well
DRIES Messrs. George Bruce CO. and John T. White
been selected with adapt to the business
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THE TuNNEL.-We went last week upon the
Western and Atlantic Railroad, within half ii mile
Of the eastern approach of this great work The
iron Is laid down TO this place. and will soon be 10
the foot of Tunnel Hill. We then walked to the
entrance and veniured in. AT first we were rather
timid, having heard much of caring and sliding
about the work. However, after examining il
carefully, our fears were entirely removed and we
felt perfectly safe. Mr. Linton, the overseer of
the work. very kindly conducted us abou, six hun
'lred feet into the end, where we had an oppor-
tunity of observing the faithful manner in which
the work is progressing. OF course, can give
our readers but All imperfect idea of the strength
and secureness of the masonry and other portions
If the Tunnel, but them that if they will
look i'll for themselves. they will be satisfied that
there will he no danger in passing through the hill
when the tunnel is completed About GO feet of
the work is completed at the east and 400 at the
west end, leaving only 100 feet to finish We were
Informed by MIR. John ID. Gray, the ent-rprisng
contractor, that the funnel would be completed
about the first Of December. A regular connection
with Chattanooga, however, will be formed by the
first of October, by means of stages and drays over
Tunnel Hill. and thence by the to Chatta-
nooga.-CasSpiUe (Ga.) Stondtrrd, An INST.
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SMITH & BRoTHER,
yINEG ar EsTABLIsHMEl

vINEG AR ESTABLISHMENT.
FfiE Unde sgnel is constantly 1ctnnng and mas
I forsalea ysrys perior article of WIN EGAR- s@r
which he will guar ntee to improve by age, and t3
will deliver it, tree of charges, in any part OF
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced A0
PRICES times Butts so gallons % So Barrels
30 gaions -; Barrels 40 gallons, cents gallon. A bs
rsi discount made to wholesale customers.
II line lIoppsd IL the Posoiies VII he pnnc'saiH
CslsS5 Cvm0s ED Msrss ss eFpsats Charity Hoscsia
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MANOMETERS:
Made By Thomas II. Borden. Soid by R3LPH& CO.,

NO. INV LEVEE.
THESE Steam Gauges used on The following
1 steamboats, Ferfy-boat Two Broihers. Alex. Scott,
Autocrat Illinois utana, Grand Turk Eudoia Magnolia,
Amaranh e. E. Watkins Elska. Princess, Princess No
Natchez, New Orleans. May Foa. Olivia Tow boats
Mary Kingsland Phoenix Swan Persian. Hercules. and
Conqus. ff BY enquirng of the Engineers OF these
boats, be satisfied as to the practical OF
the Steam Gauge. ia 3m
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LUZENBERG HOSPITAL.

IUZENBERG HOSPITAL,
Situated on the Pontchartrain Railroad.
THE above Hospital for the last fourteen years under the
l. skilful and attentive management of the ale DIR g.
C. A. Gutenberg, open under the of Dr. f;.
RHODES, for the reception of patients. AA
Terms Of .33lRtSsion-
In the Uprer WBrds-Ons Dollar per day
In Private Wards from Two Three Dollars per day.
Surgical capital operations viii he charged extra
Within the large enclosure an INSANE HO .PIT3L
devoted only 10 TIE Treatment OF those afflicted with insanity
SN sep ,rate and distinct building for Small Pox and
other conta gious diseases.
For further particulars apny to Dt w IRVINE, Al the
Hospital. orto DIR J. RHODES, q R0yaist ie IA 3m
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DENTAL NOTICE
WATCHES-JEWET.KY

NJ H. MEi Err, No. 100 CAMP street. Watch. 80
IN IN; maker sHd tesleI in lEWELRY, GOLDtfta
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES. and WATCHES r. 4
All Jewelry arrcIes repaired ct moderate mISs@
WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND FANCY GOODS,
'}'HE .ub.cribers have jgsl received additional s
supply OF very superior Gold and Silver Watches, tSsa
other superior mskers also Fine London Dupier ssfs@
Gold Watch Chains. Keys and Seals. Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces, Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases. Finger Rings
&c. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected By
of the fp in the European markets consisting Woi
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fans Retctes and other fancy
articles. Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks Caors, Candle.licks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns, PistoI Revolyers. Bowie Knives Military Goods &e
Nc., for sale moderate prices, by
je21 HYDE II G0ODRYCH Is Chsrresgt
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CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY:
The following selected from number received by the

CERTIFICATES QUALITY
The following are selected from number received by the
COMPANY:
Certificate Of VIM J. McAlpne Chief Engineer Dry
Dock Office, u. 5. Navy Yard, RfookJ n, Nov 3D. iS4S
To nh0m IL mar concern have bee' informed that the
Newart and ROsendale Lime and Cement Company have
purchl ed the Quairies and Mll lately owned by Hon.
Hugh White al Whespot Ulster county, ~ y, and have
been asked TO state my knowledge OF me character OF the
of Cement (ay 100 000 barel) the enhancement OF the
Erie Canal at and near A hany: considerable portion of
this manufactured by Mr. White and was uniformly of
most excellent chaacer indeed, it the best brought
market The tests before aud
but very few barrels rejected. have been informed
that the Cement sustained the SAM excellent character
the Coton Aqueduct. WIN. J. MChLPlNE, Engineer.
We have made Sc Of Whites ydraulc Cement as now
manufactured by the Rosenda'e Lime and Cement Com
pany on the G. Works At Reading, and strongly
commend il most excellent article of Cement, for
Strength queknes of setting and for its taking large
quantity of sand in its mixing. A D HIGHFIELD,
X. = FARRELDY,
JOHN fiINkY,
TH0s G.. MOORE,
November III, lS4S. Builders and Archiects
hereby certify that have been using the Cement
factued by the Newark and ROsendae Lime and Cen cot
Company and cordially recommend as a superior
article. have no hesitation in declaring to be the best
have used and would recommend to contractors ana
Others requiring Cement that will set quick and take rse
proportion OF sand article that Will fu answer oe
purposes. w. OsBURN
Rochester. N. Y, December 1913.
have had the mixing and using of the Newark and Ros
endae Cement purchased by the contractors OF the Reading
Gas Works and strongly ss Deing me best
have ever used. ,,gosAIHbAS AE, hi is, /,
e The subscribers are prepared orders for the
above articles in quaint ties that may be rcqa,red and
would call attention nf dealers, builders, csern makers,
.,c as being articles and moderate prices
e'' - HAYMAN n HOLDEN, IS Magazine It.
New Orleans. Feb 20 1S4s Ie IA BIN
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HARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.

HARTWELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 223 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELpHIs.
yH undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been under bis charge for several years. has Just 3
been elegantly ehed enlarged and refurnshed the III
most fashionable manner and the entire organization of
every department complete. The splendid suits Of
notice. : "
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE renders it of the desirable in the
city for Ladies' and Families visiting Philadelphia either
upon business pleasure and there shall he exertions
spared TO have continue merit the liberal support has
heretofore received. H. j. HARTWEII.
" The DOuse has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 d&Wtf
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NEWARK AND ROSENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY. Newark N. ].

THE above namel Company have appointed Messrs.
! HAYMAN Il HOLDEN sole Agents for the safe OF
their warranted HYDRAuLIC CEMENT; CALCINED
rIASTER and MARBLE DUST for the city Of New
Orleans and vicinity JOHN III. STEPHENS, Pres't.
A. LEMhssENA, Sec'y.
Newark, N. j., February 1S49.
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PACED BLANK BOOKS.

PACED BLANK BOOKS.
ON HAND-A few sets of LEDGERS aud JOURNALS
~ of Super Royal. Royal and Medium full bound,
Russis bands 500 800 700 and so printed pages each For
ss!e % New Yofk pnpss by DAVID kbLr " Co,
isl2 80 NJ, W uhssltas street
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

NE Undersigned has reitted and opened the above
= "eii-known aud favofi,e establishment and in
s 70 maze H. ~ every respect, worthy Of the pat SH
Jase OF ms trends and those who wish to enjoy zH
asttnt uiPe TO one OF the eeg and sauhOus re-
n f s, e e9nny The gardens and grounds will be
Ky tne pest order he viii have boats t,t nt ali tna. ~ L
ms table supplied with the fnny tribe fresh .nes 70 Keep
se,u Of Will s also BE a. FL times supplied with every DE-
esh mnfke, sfprs together with choice "ou,}, sUT
"es WIN goeo lemonade for his Temperance fr;ands
ro''e "ie' come ai ldN 6ln1 DAN HICKOR
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VIM. :. GAN,

w M - VI . X q n "
TACTICAL WATCHM MAKER,
81 C9.N.AL STREET, Third Door from Camp street
subscribe has Int renejyed addltions supply Of
GOODS, consisting Of very supe- tS5A.
GEs ana Gs s,' OF NJ ToS S,h 49,
Roske and other superior makers Also fine London Duplex
Watches rich Jewsly of the latest styles comprising fine
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces Breast Pins. Gold Pencils Gases, Finger Rings
himself the Northern markets from the latest European
mportaons consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Gases. fine
Fans. Reticules Scissors fine assortment of SILVER
WARE, pure as com; and other fancy articles.
All the above articles will be sold the moderate
lalh anl
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CARRoLLTON HOTEL


J,HE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
L have Just taken the above mentioned establish "a
ment, with the extensive Gardens Ten Pin Alleys E:A
Billiard Room Ice Cream Saloon, ETC., etc. apperain A
thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole ana
making considerable improvements Therein they are
prepared receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient Boaders It. almost useless TO eApatate on he
attractions TO be found on the CarrOl0n HOei
Grounds. As suburban place of entertainment the esaD.
lshment second to in the south a. y
does almost unvaed and the srtthcla heps q
Gardening the production Of fruits and news afe sncn
where t, be found in the vicinity o. new rs
As a place of Temporary ruscation-as retreat from he
noise hustle and cafes Of city fe-t merits more than ord
nary notice from the visiter.
The nndssgned appre the the public that Their Ladef
will always be found well supplied with the ch0icet quail
tie. If Game Fish etc and they have laid IN finely
osd stock of Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
Dnner or Supper Chance Repass to private parties at
The shortest possible notice. . . =, .,. .L.,;. IA;
,on IN their nun assiuous efforts please the beauty OF
the location its salubrious atmosphere the ease with which
ACCESS NAV he had 10 their establishment BY railroad render
the Canoon Hoe the most desirable oil all summer fesofu
iof inc ch]ehSo vi ',e ANGEL & CHANDLER.
tw For terms of Board. etc. inquire at the Planten
possI q, At the Hotel in CarsltOn Capt. A. ANsELL
ap9 If NhAs. ChANpbAA.
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Etc.

FINE WATCHES, JGWELRY, Etc.
II A. TYLER, 80 CAMP 81, has constantly on hand
~. and is receiving by every arrival, Cold -
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of all ,esa
1850, r., x-..s the best makers. Also-Foh Vest r. d
and Gas l,i CHAINS. SEAL. sssssss
Pencils. Thmbes Buckles, &c. Fine BRACELETS BIooune
Necklaces, Rings siver%are, Spoons and Forks, Laes
Candesticks, Urns, rich Fancy Goods Lntn.s fine Per
nmery-osether with great variety Of other articles toe
nnmeOus to mention. Aiso--SPECTACLES,w with Gold
Silver She'll Steel bowed frames. and Glasses of every
kEid-Eys Protectors, etc, etc., constantly hand and
fitted TO suit the eye at short notice. mis-
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HOTELS. &c


HOTET
THIS Establishment having been rens;s.1 ~ ., r.
ecepioS II VII ne opensd on the 2e Of May for the
s SamIeI at pleasant Watering Place The nnde' e
Senen nave purchased THIS property for permanent resi-,
ne pss COOKS Stewards and Servants and no
nor WI be spared to render the stay of yisite
pI-tsAnL aud aGfteabIe. Imp2 hnil IL
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TO CLAIMANTS ON THE q. sGovERNMENT
ONE of the undersigned will the 18th proceed
~ Washington City, for The purpose OF Attending
CLAIMS in their hands, and will give particular
attention any business with the different Departments
antruEted to them
fyl5 LANGDON Il GRICE. "a ST. Charles st.
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NORTHERN LOAF, CRUSHED & POWERED
SUGAR,
T ANDIHG I, from brig igc Loyde5 and in store
LOAF do 40 DO;
POWDERED do. 30 do. for sale by
je12 e. j. HART CO. 25 Tchouptonias St
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL.

ShE.SN6N1 vi aol 6lI,
CORNER CUSTO.MHOUSE IND FROJrT STS
hsj LII be opened Tor the reception OF BOARDERS on
" WEDNESDAY January 9, 1919 Well fur -
nished ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen .sH
TABLk-the best the market will afford. -l.x.M-
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly Tor the accommodation city and transient BOaTd
of the healthy and airy situations in the
city, and will be spared render those who may
stop with him. comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
Terms reasonable establishment of the kind
in the city Ua1 d&Wu e. ALEXANDER, ProprietOr
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA.
N person wishing 10 purchase GOLD ROCKERS,
such As recommended IN this apply No 2o
TCHOUPIToULAs street, or at No. 90 CARoFpRLKT. f20
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=
l21 CRATER Street, betpeen ST. Charles and Caron.
aelet &trsets-Ons doar from the Of Carondeet ST.
IA Ms, WILSON, Gate of n BenvlIe street } raspect,
I'VE ialy informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location occu M
pied by her during the last year. She has had her -
HOUSE thoroughly refed and prefaed for the accommo.
daton of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron.
she hopes by dgen attention TO the comfort and con-
yenience her patrons merit and of
NJ IydSW
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SIMMER WATERING PLaCE

I a., ~ lfhfSChUOCl.A HOUSE now Opeu
the Establishment has UNDERGONE thorough enovation MS
aa ss 1een ,c1nsleyably enlarged. The acoommoda
- hM lsi ES o, single persons cannot be suTpased
" eqnaled by any establishment in the South Stnaei
Route betwae en- New T9 and on The great Northern Mail
difecon by the boats plying between m" ss
anu ay be kept with ali ports Of tIs
sixty mites from Mobile and glance nj the man . h anu
e seroy OF ITS location over all other points on he
coss. i9r pure air and bathing OYSTERS and FISH
ae hi IN abundance, and prepared in Inc mo rscb.rca
syh. Riding, Fishing. Sailing, Rowing Billiards. Ten
PM ana ,uch other are usual at places of
BAND OF MUSIC will be ia constant aiendsene
lon, ~ - q WIN pa furnished with choice LIQUORS and
There two lcisns well skilled in their nrosson
on n OF t s I ., the climate 'oeaed Pascsgoua
the Hotel and VIII give his upremed ate nijon to
6' S as may p desire bis services The other Physician ha.
gY There 5 an excellent PRIVATE School. p,e-
oe o !" by GomRe,ent teacher in the vicinity Of the
eTS Persons wishing accommodation, viii add,sss H.
u9 ID 1a E., at Eas, Pascasous.
,,,u, PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL
WIS favore resort of the citizens Of Louisiana Msss.
sIpp and adjoining States, was reopened for the -
alterations and addition, have been made during the II
winter with view of rendering this establishment agreea
bic and worthy The patronage hitherto bestowed
The Pass rendered by splendid line of
low pressure mail steamers Oregon James L. Day and Cali
bile and Montezuma iri. weekly ''''' anu '"e ""
Attached 10 the Hotel Academy for young Misses
q Mr. Reks We an H. s
dents Of New Orleans. The Academy will open lime
Pass & VEL sHGSn MHs yds y The
~ All msilabe matter left at The Offices of Ness J.
Geddes Bank Place and NJ. Judsop, Esq. corner OF
Canal and Camp streets. will be forwarded daily my25
10, Q r D G HOUSE.
I2i CRATER Street bet,oeen St Charles and Caron.
s der az. I 81 r. Rrns e Sc
npraIlv
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CHARLES STCUGRTON,
Family Grocer no. 81 CAMP Street,
IL EEPS constantly hand complete assor ment of
IN Choice FAMILY GROCERIES,. t-T~ Goods delv-
cred free OF charge. apl0
FURNACES. FURNACES
nor SALE Superior Assortment of EARTHEN
Il FURNACES, in packages OF any number. wholesale
and retail, at 26 rcIoGpitOuias
apps M. ii. DEVEREtJX.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25
e5- The rage for publishing mammoth sheets is thus hit od by an Albany paper:
 Proposaisi

We propose, in a few days, to issue a newspaper from this office. of sufficient dime serve for awning for the whoie Uaited States It wilt con tain seventeen million of columns ei reading mat ter, with 'pc;Rres to masch,' being coismn and picture of every man, woman, and chid in this great republic! It will contain nearly every work in the English language. besides German works for the Dutch of Philadelphia and the west. French works for the Mossiears, Madames, aud Mademoi selles of New Orleans and other places. Tales and sketches ia other languages, alive and dead, to suit all tastes aad capacities; besides literary notices ad- vertisemenis of Peases candy, editorials, foreign news, notices 10 correspondents, pufs oi all sorts original poetry written 5000 years ago 'weeky gossip lists Of new subscribers expecting 10 take our paper assome futare tune. srccess, mutton market, deaths, murders. marriages dueIs. births etc etc.
 This vast sheet will be issued sometime in the present month. We have agsats in sli parts of inc States from Maine 10 Georgia. engaged ia driving down stakes 10 hang it on, IL will be visible in every part of the Union, aud those who will pay us the sum of six pence will be able to read t with great ease.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25

Yaaksss ct Txietka9aa. Cziii--A Y4nkse Call fo,piaa, whe he'd bsea I7i days shipbeaTd. wss aot permitted land for want sf proper papssz Ts scene that followed is best described tn hss sws words:
 AEuan~ oar isviaeible steers9e. issn old man who plsv~ . listie oa AiaA es nonAeseript bmRte Whem he learned the deteFm aaton sf the port eiiaes Hee to permit the iand.ng. he eame deek and atFmsk m ssYaakee Doodle" Scaree had the Iast nots re- vprb~rafpi from the custom -haase. nt which ear gaIlsnt hugier htew loud and 6eece thst it must have felt aa H visited hy aa sssshgnakes whsa . cheer rsnv out fFsm the nearest ship. tfas fasAes cheey followed hg ehser chenr fsuus st1 etAsr vessels esrh visng to sasshess the other tn hsaer sf c.,r s~asieamF antaaz. It la stranas te lsanas the enthusiasm that ean be ersasea la q msnsemt ey souv. n tHn~ shout. that speaks ef home. Msn shouted with isy sad g'adas~s. wAe. . msssanshe- fore yes~eA fseaF swa heusss with enn91 We thoasht ro rns-e af shore. What sarsd ws sar ths shovr. of Ch;Ef There w~se. Htfis eeaafFs sf eur ewu--s fair wp-Vireea sF Yaskselsna. shasting In sestsc5-. b~cmuae ws hsA heasd . ssaw ef th1 aolae. times" whru ths hsraias sf frre4ssa er.t aung ant the banners cf cur fathers We thssgha no r,ors of the dark-eysd sessrisss; the waiisnG rot~s shev sent eehasag ev~r the wssers asak ints ;nsg,ni6~snre and s.vvsd but te swakee memsviRs cf ony.own sweet Ysnkss gisla ws wers Tsehsss aaeat on Yaak-e ships, and ws maas tss eity sf TalcahuaRa knov It.