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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-12-04

we learn that at the late Term of The Federal Cou,
Ae0 In this City, the young man from Granville BY the
asae OF B'rge who submitted on charge of robbing
e MALL was sentenced to ten years imprisonment.
Nsn sympathy wssexpressed in this case, and the
IS indalsed by the young mans friends that af.
:, nme he will be pardoned BY the President.
d, ave case Of Thomas Harvey, Of Newbsrn, charged
.s Win r0bbing the Mail, was postponed to the
ae1s Term of the Court. .L-T5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02
Terrible Calamity.


, Fire }aS,ef LyS-DHjy Champion uaG Hsris.
Or Cfrs .aa4itdv Nrsigop,}
fEoElA, Sunday morn. Jan ~.
Last night. about O'Clock a fire broke out in
the large three story brck buildlug. corner of
MAN street and Printers alley. The lower story
WAS occupied by VIM A. Heron. Druggist. 9ul
story, by the Daily Champion and weekly Regis
ter. and the rear building and tlpirl story by the
New York Temperance House kept Low Mir Dec
Ntr In few minutes from the first alarm. thr
whole building fell in, bur,ing every thing in the
building IN runs Mr. VIM Pickett. brother uf
Thomas Pickett senior editor Of the Chanrinn
ami iegs>tT having stepped back ut the first a
larn "a procure the books OF the office, WAS bur
led in the ruins. Iii, body was taken ont two
hour, Mterwms. From appearances he had sulIo-
Gated Mr.. James krkpltrIck editor Of Peoria
American, IA attempting 10 run through Printers
ALLEY, was crushed hy the falling Of the building.
AMI supposed To have been killed instantly lh,
hrld va, completely crushed No Other hu,lus
found up Geo thi, time
The Champion and Register office, with two
,p.rnilI presses all their type, which was new
ami recently purchased, together with the books.
papers accounts &c, and the record. of the Ma.
some Grand Lodge ot the state, were completely
destroyed, Loss Of the office $500, $500 Of
which was insured
WIN y Heron lost nll his books papers and
m,muurIgm-, together with the greater mart Of
hI, stock Of drugs. Nj Decker lost every thiuy
Abrams have bees, made to issue the Daily
Champion IS usual
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

CAMBRIDGE AND BosroS GossiP--We derive the
following from the correspondence Of the Spring
field Republican,
One thing can vouch for, in the case Of Prote'
sor Webster. and that is that the Coroncrs jury
for some time doubted whether they should not
render verdict Of premciitoted murder Within
few days new fact has been brought to hight
which, while it is sMothcr proof Of the lIberallty
OF Boston merchants, may perhaps also be OF I'M
portance N the long chain Of evidence against III
W. Messrs. Abbott and Amos Lawrence each
had mortgage Cor $500 on DR. Wcbsters ca0l'
net Of minerals, and when the former was about
sailing for England, he found on inquiry, that Dr.
W, was ut present entirely unable to pay 1t. bc
therefore, sent him the mortgage, with request
that he would accept If it. A few days later, Mr.
Amos Lawrence heard Of this, and he too, for
warded his mortgage to DR.. ". in like manner
Mr. Broomteld, who died few days since, leav'
in; large fortune for charitable purposes, was
one Of the most eccentric men that ever existed.
He could not bear to be waited on, and for that
reason never would board at hotel, because lie
could not carry up his own wood and water
Though he spent very little. the manner IN when
he has disposed Of his fortune, shows that nc
was liberal minded man. His private requests
are very numerous, and many of them are to mere
casual acquaintance, though he seems in mos.
cases TO have. selected those who would be mos'
beneittedby his money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

Mr. Msngum thought he might possibly amend
by giving 300 acres 10 actual settlers and As nc
cordinc to the opinion Of many gentlemen, certain
species of property was being weakened. IA,
would cunscu, to throw in a negro. aprio, laugh
teri
Mr. Seward called for the reading of his reson
ton To give the lands TO the refugees. lie cx
planned, that his object was Ia present tins prupo
sltiun rs candidate and the Senator from Mich
gan, suspenlms diplomatic intercourse with Aus
tina
MIR Douglass charged that Seward. hy hi, pro
position, had made bid lor foreign votes, hy .ug
costing advantages 70 them which were not u.yr
ed To native born citlzrus
Mr. Cas- expressed hearty appreciation Of tn,
proposition To give tho public lands to actual set
tiers, Tia; Was what he meant 10y an asr Of pro
Gr,Ss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

SINGULAR PnENoMrSoN.-One day last week
We tspk the morning train for st. Charles. In or
der to enjoy the bracing air and the scenery, we
chose to stand upon the platform in front Of the
passenger car. As the sun came mp from the
the Lake, we observed that objects to the west of
US became suddenly elongated vertically. Stacks
Of hay lifted themselves To an amazing attitude.
The story and half houses on the prairie tower.
ed up with all the pretension Of tivc.story pala.
ces. As we approached these objects they grad.
ually contracted laterally, both from above and
below towards the centre, until they presented
the appearance of two cones, the upper one being
inverted. Approaching still nearer, the upper
cone commenced slowly vanishing from the apex
upwards, and ut the same time rapidly receded
towards the horizon while the lower onc-thc
real obiect--gradualy contracted to its natural
proportions, In little while the upper cone had
become reduced to the fintcst possible line upon
the eastern horizon and as it disappeared entirely
the house once more resumed its natural appear.
oncc We were informed by Mr.. Allen, the con.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02
ARRIVAL or THE NIAGARA.

The Niagara brings liyyrpuuI date, Z, tI, 1arl
instant
The Uihrm.a lad arrived r. Tiy,r,.,,l offgr l.,
ing ort one month
President Taylur's message had boon extensive.
" pubh,LrI and LARGELY commenced mon H., tI,
l,n-l,hprc-s
lE,N'E-Trom franc. thor, - ,,..,,;,., ~, 70;
ter,st Warrior, proclamation, have been i,,,rl
against all sind, OF ,!ab, and po,i,al operation,
Th- N.'.uqIt uruar,fI.,s that % 900 me, nf H..
army employed in r,,,orln, tie Pope HI, douiu.
,au> are TO remain at Rome
The government concluded contracts for the
maintenance Oft, f,rccmthc Pon,.fca, dominion,
during the first qoartrr IN 1850
\ new paper called l. Napa',on. and said To-
be- the organ II tie President of tic R,rvlIc
hs lI-: been started in Pari-
Additional letters from PAN, say that treaty
hu- been concluded between the Emperor 4 Russia
and the President ut the Republic which will be.
found anything but desirable as fax q, England J.,
concerned.
IONA Bearer Gazette Says that the public
EanI AZ Jenna : much taken with reports Of q
r3"h a'';T
Lac mtI'ary measures are really formidable
Nluun a few miles around lrunn every house Is
piled "i'h soldiers besides 10000 IN the city and
10000 more which are bong poured into il IN the
course O! three or four days In relation to the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02
Juvenile Concert,

Wewcrc somewhat, surprised, an certainly We
~ much delighted On hearing last evening, how
much music could be got out Of little children by
but few wcek, training. The concert given by
NJ. Hopkins Juvenile singing school was credit..tlc
in ah.sh degree to al! cougcmei-not only on ac
count of the good singing, hu. also on accoun; c!
the excellent taste in which the whole affair was
managed So delighted were the audience, TIA;
they unanimously requested Mr.. Hopkins to re
peat his concert; which he has consented ~ j. o..
THURSDAY Of next week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

LTE ~ CALwoRSiA.--Bayard Taylor says in
one Of his letters from California to the " Y 7ri.
bWe-
A young man belonging to one Of the most re,
spectacle families Of ST. Louis, while in a state Of
inloyica,on in Stockton, Caliioruia entered tip.
ping shop, drew mark upon the floor and obser.
we'd to the bar-keepcr. II will shoot the first man
that crosses that mark" Ina few minutes anoth.
er man came reeling in, very drunk and crossed
the line. The young man instantly shot him, and
he fell dead upon the floor, The 81 Louis portion
OF the population of Sacramento City despatched
several lawyers to Stockton, TO cndcavor to effect
the liberation Of the young man; but the old res
dcnts declared IL tho law did not hang him they
would hang him themselves
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

A BENUrWvL Toy,H OF NAruRE-The New
York Tribune record. the following beautiful in
eiicnt connected with tie attentions to the Hun.
garian refugees
"On Monday morning. three Germans. evident
~ working men, went to the Astor House, and
asked to see the Hungarians. They were imme
diately introduced and remained some time in
conversation with Gov Ujhazy and family Fl
naly, two Of them Withdrew, AMI left the third,
who continued 10 speak, bat seemed to have some.
thin, to say which he could not easily get out
At last addressing Mile Clara the daughter Of
Mr.. tihazy, he sad chat rs cNiles who were re-
mote from country and friends, aud whose proper.
ty lad been Couti,catei in consequence Of then
devotion 10 freedom and tie peoples rights, they
must be- in an embarrassed condition Then draw
ng from lis pocket bank note, he said 'Fraeu
hin, tbs but little ior lam poor man and have
only what ! cam; hat | could not refrain from
giving the tribute of rny mite To you Receive
this, | beg YOU as the heart Offering Of work
man 10 the defenders Of liberty
mile Uilazy, who had no. expected anything
Of this kind AMI was rather embarrassed, replied
in O tone If emotion that she was deeply CRATE
full for such kindness, but that they were not ina
condition to ask it, when her father said Take It
NV daughter, and feel myself and us all more
honorrd thln If n monarch had bestowed mirhons
upon thee ut the same time warmly pressing the
hand Of the noble laborer. and assuring linn that
they could never forget linn We leave our read
ers to imagine the scene,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

CHICAGO BENEricEYoE-lIundreds Of our read.
era, whose sensibli;ics have been shocked at the
sight, in certain street in Chicago, Of poor old
white horse, whose inhuman master, after getting
the uttcrmost half miles drive out Of him
BY twisting Of his tail"
had apparently turned him on, TO starye and die
will b. rcjoiced to learn that there was tender
mercy for suffering horse flesh enough lcN in Chi.
cago to carry rcliefto the truly deserving and
destitute sufferer, A donation party was got up
in his behalf, and the Chicago Journal gives the
following account Of tho scene and its results:
mercy to him that shows it, is the rule,
And righteous limitation Of the act"
Yesterday afternoon the city was all agog Ne
such excitement has been known since tho war
meetings against the Indians, or later, the grea
Jam"
Hundreds Of people Of all sizes, sexes, qualie,
and colors into which great humanity is divided
filled the public square, and crowded the side
walks adjoining
"The old white horse, adorned with ribbons SUI
ficien TO designate all the orders in christenlon
was led forth to meet his multitudmous friend.
The sundry donations for his horseslIps lardcr an,
toilet such rs hay oats, pitch forks, curry comb,
and Slankets, were fully displayed, md the Who'll
ALTAR ended with novel procession, composed Q
carriages, drays, horscmen and footmcn, the pal
beneficiary being the lion Of the occasion, and III
observed Of all observers
Unlike such displays. generally tno, only "a
dorned tale, but pointed moral"--ths sent,
mcnt OF which Ia lined in the caption Of this III
tcle'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02
To the TnI-paying Public

-,
/ fr'"" tU+tHs-ln laying before You an ex-
/ i"S'u"h OF the hnahcA affairs oi our county, in
rotation L" the manner III which your money has
P'h expended 10y Your official agents, was &C
I "",' 10y no "'htr motives than sense of duty
! "m'h owed I" Hou and to myself. Having re
''d'd al TIE county seat for sixteen wears WAS
aware '''' lew persons had had better oppoItuni
tle- u'In myself I" observe how your affairs have
! been managed; and, from the unhruhen silence
winch seemed to reign among YOU in relation To
any 'hnS being wrong was induced to believe
tl' N"" were n'' aware ol The manner IN whicha
/ ,'Ise l"'"'h 81 your TAX money WAS disposed Of
L. therefore. "r'n''d i'A proper time, IN view of
/ ueA prIua'lhiS change winch Is to take place I'm.
/ d'r 'No ne" LAW by inc tir''nn ct bord of su.
l'\""t7' l" give l"" "'ue l'Sht "h The subject,
/ Ia enable You t. sec the Importance Of clectin..
/ TOT supervisors .'a Of "' ','Y De-" Fna@idl b.
""'' t"""' u" '"' be- Jo"'" =" The different
: ''l,"IN
lN2fe "TG ihhv "u''r 'hehG4 III relation to the
/ l''' 'Np,n'"u'ea o. your money 'hnt II publish
ca, HHSu' SURPRISE N"" t""ic man any thlhg HNe
YET HNulEed, some oil WINCH may ut future
u'"'' Hhtv" o. Pi'''"' |" you Iof Your consider
We" "i'u }" ia, HH,'h uhr, you may rest nssur-
Gu Si'"H ""' u' "c'oiI'u it"u' 50 doilg by any
sue" nt"ii"S' as 'ht you he"td last week IN the
AiIe l"u'r
AN somewhat surprised that up to this time
mere s"oUI tie no apology excuse or lusttica.
WV" "'''c" ol ''u'NI 'h' u'" or new court, to eN-
n'',r'' 'hetn' m some measure ut least, from the
l,''''V' 1T "I''h ,ht records oi thcT own piocec-
nus n.ie l,n''d ththh But the 'nth Is, as
mere '."' ne none Tor thest recorded
'~'' ''o va 'e'N"''' ''''''sS 70 contend against
NH "V "l".H!' 'N."S' " JG''Ihc"''on " do
I ~ - = ''','U W 'nc county VINO will
'it ~, ,'>''I''''3' "'"1t' ~ "uNpct made
.. w. ~ ,'', ',,' ',,p ''ntt'' amounts To Ct
,,,,,,, IL. ~ t', ;,i w. "e mas "e''f4
',," lux I''' ,',i''' proves my state
VI, N''" III rG'"uon TO
Wv, =" NV" '''"'' '"'''c H"d been
~ v, M =, 5't W., "i''"'" among the
La '',''' '''''' '',V ''.a' '"h and
nr So, ~ give" ~ VIZ ''''c'''h'ot
:. MI
~ "II''"s "D'' I'"H' "' TINS tAu"NaE"nt aud
G'c''S, expenditure ""'h Was h"de during
The autumn, III and about Ottawa, originated with
DR. GuI!bcrt himself for he las unvItt.ngly mad.
the admission that At was III. province turecHn.
mpwl and Mr. kennedy to act upon such recon-
incubation lthc saw lit Mr kcnuel, thought. no
doubt and very justly, that the county physician
ought TO he better Judge than hc was, whethcra
person, in Consequence Of sickness, was proper
object II public charity. For this admission, |
have no doubt, the Dr. VIII receive Mr. kcrnety's
slmterest thanks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

INTERESTING TO SronrsMrN.-Col. Greene Of the
Boston Post, gets off the following;
The delta" informs US that while passing thro'
Washington street recently ON Sunday morning,
on his way to church, no observed a pointer d0S
standing on point upon the opposite SIDE walk;
rs this seemed somewhat singular, our informant
states that ho paused amoment IN order to ascer
tain at what tho dog was pointing, and was aston
i,hsd 70 find on looking up in the direction Of the
point, that it was at the sign of u A. PARTRIDGE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

Lrcur BnrAKiSa IN Soyru CARoLiSA--The
common council Of the city Of Charleston have re.
peaicd an ordinance requiring drivers Of carriages
ITO turn to hs,left' 50 that now they can turn TO
the right like other peoplel
The yea and nay telegraph is to be Ia operation
in Tie Pennsylvanis Legislature At The next scs.
sion. t M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

My l.eahy oiivrs a house to let
NJ. VI. Balchsler Is getting up train for CJi5t
ma aud oilers to take passelgers through Tor $50.
White and Hunter have valentines for sale.
Wax low and Mann want to pay cash torpuul;ry
Sa,,on Il Fyis oit. az excellent article Of i.nt
cob
Shukcy ( Curtis have d.sso'yelpaun2rshp
Creditors ofes,a;ss Of christian and DaEie. Dan.
ialsvnas, ay.i d to prove Up lhei. cla.l.s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

\ New OIoGr.-A correspondent of the Dos
tan Port, writing lom Providence K. /, gives the
following account Of the wonders If a new
o!oyy that has recently had birth at the East
NJ seems to lie our old acquaintance eiairJoymce
with the sleeping part omi.ted-an unioubted
lmprovcmcnt--as !; SAVES time.
Our peaceab!c, quiet, claw and order" loving
citizen, have been thrown into an unusual commp-
ton, for the last twoor three weeks b, tie neon
prrhen-lb.c magic, Gecronancy, or wi,CAcgalg of
Mr., lhcopoii5 li-ke; to which no applies the
name Of Electro Biology, or the Electrical Science
Of Life. by the Agency Of this wonderful d.scoY.
cry, he is able to perform the mot startling rs
well a. the most amusing, experiments that have
ever been exhibited in any age Of the world and
all this upon Individuals in their wile.awake, So
Der, proper scnscs--controlNng all the voluntary
motions Of the body, head, hands, arms and lower
limbs. Standing up, they find it impossible to ST:
down; II N sitting posture, they are unable to
rise until the operator permits them TO do So. He
taxes away Their hearing sight speech, memory,
whenever he p,cascs, and restores them again IN.
stantiy changes the appearance and taste.of wa.
ter to that OF vinegar, honey, NORWOOD, lemon,
ade, coffee milk, brandy, DC, in rapid succession
VIZ '''''S '."'y o'"u'S piouuchIb yt"u'nH i1lOA-
icaton. lie also changes the personal identity Of
persons making them absolutely believe tina. they
are some renowned statesman warrior, or what
not. lie paints amy scene before the minds eve
that he chooses; making common walking stick
to appear TO be living snake; brings the threat
ming thunder cloud directly over their head, when
the RAIN appears to fall in torrents, and they flee
to place Of shelter from the fury of the storm
All Tins you will please to bear in mind is don,
while the persons experimental upon are perfect
y awake, IN the full possession of their reasoning
faculties, and that too in spite of all their efforts
TO resist.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02
California Correspondence.
SAcHlNrNToCrry

!
Two miles from Suffers Fort, Sept 30 'i9
/ Nessrs EGtOrs--l have been here four DAYS ana
am on The point oi leaving for the Upper SacIamen,
10. have much Information to wrilr Won M Inx
inst leisure Ii has been with much difficulty that
have written al all our lsbors have been 80 severe
and has been done chiefly al our noon hall, unel
the shade otoUrw wagon. The valley has been much
misIepIe~enicd bywIUers with rcgam 10 beauty and
igguuN. iwou.d not exchange good ttftu ON one
Of our zach p,alUcS tor the whole oiI and instead uI
lhe bcauuiul la.lu sly, II l. smoky aul unsrnrnr
me grass Is dry and patched. wllh nothing green
but he leaves o iac oaks But there /, gold IN the
mountains al opportunities Tor making money be
soudauy tlug | ever saw. The mines Tor SIX hun
aErd Iuucs are ySl!u- vel. Though il is a Kind Of
iolteN "a hldlug rCAlCadS. h4uy are tl-coura.ed
NJ 10. finding penny enough ~ sllape Uu and are
Disguised AMI leaving Tor home MANY have been
sicA, mace 80 by impatient exposure and ANnE -
New mines 4re ucnS discovered even Up IL. lu. Cas-
cale Nlodhtt.uS. 10 not regret cuWi., and sulu
remain, tor can make something. soCau ANYBODY
Who WI WORK / hope yOU have received TN. ulAl,
portions 81 my IoCHuI which hive a. been tuly sen,
Letters and paPcTs wish directed 10 Iur 20 S.,.g-
inen'o CAV Is 'hrge Is post Office here. one Vold
t. al. L-tnU !niH come here s,ilo vfI not b, Wi.
!"b 10 work steadily. " near as | can learn,
RID OF aNcti-r j. about one ounce Der day. though
have seen many who have not made more than
t'e 10 ten dollars, While many have made and SIC
making Manifestations ina fay hours Won
lany uig a week AMI do ,:i.e or uu.hinG. and tbs
tIscuuragcs many, and they leave di~,Istct; but all
LAY The "Het. VII. turn, Keep digging. | shat be-
gone above ABOUT month, aud 90 III. ,na W,.I rry
To gave lou tue and AnpaH,l. statement OF things
a. iugy aJe WihoM any poetry. The South Bend
ana !l'nlSpu companies are al. IA >Jir and have
H!H srNtrl. OFT Trends WHO eIuEratcd 10 OIrrlu
some yeag, before. Oar company has separated
most % them 1oncto the Nu1n u,Ues. some t. the
S4cIancn.y, AMI SO on. Tgu.yy yours,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

A. Toicc from the Souh-Thc Southern Ban.
ncr at Athens, Georgia, contains copy OF the
California state constitution accompanied with this
sensible remark--"wc have nothing to say for or
against the antslavery clause in their constitution
Tho, is their concern, not ours
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

s''uNSs are Sn''HS ih'Ie OF CON, :" mat thtN
pnyl,y ~ .aNe gov u Iu tepaced IN Tue spnnS
thew sell IN tb -. h,,, sn w. 80
though the advance. ,,rits ac,orlny to the J,tnn,,
and the facilities Of getting To the ,ancs Where |
am teams nor murs can 20 any farther up and
men are ~ WORK about ten miles above, but they
- 70 o1oA in'n P'.s"n7 'STr rrrkI and passes
: yryy r,, ro' M ~, tloe ne s. " ['r
/ i, coar-er 'Tbc dr, Irrr,s INV, nr b,, ,,-l 81
recently bat wl.l be- iAs WINTER a, soon as ,hrr- Is
water rnoughm tho ra,.uc~ to wash with. To ,ho-e
WIG WIG M'si To come would recommend The roU' hr
' - a,y.i't Ne 'Aiy; 'or' H'asIc'dh, a.
i'm. hut ,,ho,.y.,,,,'s ~, ~, "a,
lagln les Than TWO wears nr II viii t1k, ,f,t u
10 bring matters around rl.h,. have nnic sniu,,-
lhn5 ana ana setsH matters ~ tram to make ur..
Lh,1pr. \ pELANO.
go - caheNoWh hon ne iHlnc> i'r
-, ~ W i,on.,'' 'I'S Tv mem "'5
-
We are in !yl.clta VI Slg',r FIR ia, r,,',,y.
IN. i,t.rs..i,.. l..,,..r FIN, l.....,.
,.. 80, ,.,
D. ri N,RNNtNfo ! i.'i N2'. IT, l'l'
- ,.'.t1'', you ,'''" J.. l. strange
| r,,. ., 49, '''.'l .''', ",. g. NV,
ami L.v Lp :, '.' 'r.,' o', , ,', '''
c,ucrnic'y write home Won will rx,r.rn ,,,' ''
IariycI al Ste,n Hollow fine fir, I'm, ,,,
therold. abou, the .0,h ofSept Wen. rn',,,
Deer Creek. a branch Of N, Yuhl. agl ,r,nn.I
about three week, pro>iect.n,ani d..-n,a ,i.,le
mIicabout So m tie tinlr. We th,n rrp ON,
of provision, AMI started for hi, city. Here NJ,
bought some provisions. ami t4,n started far DRY.
Creek Southern mng,D On a,r.yin, tb,r. tl,.
company became dissatisfied and we scn,rltpj
some going oue place AMI -oa.r another and Inc.
turned to this CITY.
l.
Plain, with Our team We arrived m altoona
with bu three Of the oxen W. started wiki uuI
lrf; one % them after reaching the first ,gy....-,
We lyi, our wagon ahou, loo mile, thl, nh, ul
Salt Lake aud pa, ugr cattle on with anchor team
throwing away trunks, tent guns, stove, to,.s. ,,c
/ STOOL 'I' mp much better than anticipated,
In Ell. L,j '' "I r , .l ,,' '',r con, '''
p,, cnrp-b TO Keen linn f.am work Ilrff..g,
in tie ii--u-s on d.. MANa'ymu,s. ~oa. so Ut a5
Iunno, Ia. ,v enough fa net n,o-.re l..,,,ur,.
d, tb. ,,;t.- VI,if,,.. b., .i, ,..t,. h. I.,l ~
IL, -, ,.
,,7 '"'' "' " 'y''' i'.'n more ''.l
'"'" o.. -"'' 81 -.- NUNS ID M COULD Ii'' the
f.a Tie pas. ages 90 the steamers are engaged
Tor t.gav months ahead. >p ~t,~ report Iur nav
part am DO, us l.l u.s 49, that vet AMI g,,u I,t
u. l.. fr, ray mimi ., .t.r- sr linn. ,..ii 3 i,
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