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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

MR. CocHRAN BIsonARsTp.-Th preliminary
examination before Judge McKnsiry in the case
81 Che State vs. s. w Cochran, charged with hav-
,ng received some Of Che effects Of Che Firemen's
insurance Company knowing them 70 have been
smeezzled was closed at a late hour On SATURDAY
nigh, lhe proceedings in this case excited I'M
asual interest considerable number Of wit,
nesses were examined on both sides, and the IN.
ses'igatlon was very thorough, having occupied
thfee entire days
we cannot now pretend to give even sketch
q me evidence and perhaps as a prosecution is
now pending against Rufus Greene, Il would be
Improper to do Il will be gratifying % tbe
friends o. M, Cochran to knew that he and lis
counsel, declining to take any technical objections
90 any Of The proceedings invited the fullest and
rees1 inquiry and that ig resulted ia his absolute
and honorable discharge Ihe Judge declared that
aoae 81 the transactions which Inc defendant bad
had personally with Greene as far as shown by
lhs proof We're q any way improper and that as
% other transactions which were had BY a member
his house during his absence from this eitv tlon,
defendant he'd satisfactorily explained eveFy4 sand
eufasianee which could be supposed to aiiec' N.Y.
with any knowledge Of GEeeneis mis- che
Mobile Register the 9th cir
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. W' 3 FENhLNal ~ 0TTn"I
PERKINS 4 GILDEA,
GENERAL UPH0LSTERRRS.

A SUPPLY OF
WINDOW SHADES, CARPETIRGs. 1TATrFgcs
Mats, etc. constantly on hand
~ HAIR spRma Moss AID Straw U4rrrysgs,
manufactured to order, and warranted isl IN
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GEores Nmd ErNrNEs.

THEo A. JAMES q co.
so Common street, between Hewfeft,s
Exchange ana ls ysrund4h Hotel,
10 Have just received per min Cbaamagne, direct from
PARIS, large assortment q Gsi.deneuss
KID GLOVES,
made expressly or them by J5a7a
pS- Also large and beautiful lot Of
CRAVATs,
which they will sell az reasonable prices. O. 1 IT,
ar A Gard. 10 the Cgf1eas az Aeg orIesas mi
gieiHitV-ln anticipating pleasant, healthy seaon through
the Holidays which viii Be The occasion Of great ag IAN
pness and real pleasure, have endesvored 10 Be- fully ge
pared TO serve Immediately. once al orders and eaa8
for The Substantiais and LaKuries Of Liis. III an
chimes, that tend TO health strength and eesriulnas on s
most reasonable tefns and in quantities TO suit pascsss
Respectfully,
CHARLES STOUGHTON.
d2i 2pn Grocer and Wine Merchant. No. "a eanp IL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

r OST-A valuable Gold Medal belonging 70 the
IL Vssboneton Artillery Company Of the Second Mimi
cuaHty HE Medal losi somewhere on 81. Charles
sfet bet cen G0d aud Canal streets, IN the ne b9f
hood 81 ne Gem on ROYAL On side Of the Medal
lie Coat OF Arms Of the United States, with TIE following
MOTTO 'sOUn CoUETRY ALWAYS RIGHr; RIGHr OR
Weave 0trR COUNTRY On the other sidos = NAIVE
AMKRrcAR ARTLIEHYl FOR BEsr suor AT fARaEr
FIRmG" A liberal reward VIII be paid to any person who
is 5psispf Carr. R. o. SMITH, a Camp a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

'ssisffruRr Ars.oafing ~
trAdans was promptly laa on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09
Closing OlEt Safe
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Nc ~ a geduetou previous prices Of
TWENTY. FIVE PER CENT,
SIMPSONS,

% UlIIIIII aHEVUNf
n Purchasers supply themselves from large ana ven
selected srai at prices thai will
Throw into the Shade
any bargains sold dis city, the determination Is 70 @ 9g
The present stock, order prepare for The spring trade
c. NJ. SIMPSON,
"a 10, a1, so CANAL STREET
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

QTE wiIci lor several montbs
flown away. Ihe hss we
psrelaa ia the room of iie
..a cause public education
appopial roosi iar ths bird of tbs
Nlll non sdna aiaiesmas
shall b. wei fed with 4.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

MuRDER--A correspondent Of tile Delta writes
rom Baton Rouge. January 5ih:
most iagfant mufderwas committed IN tic uppsf pari
K. l3t,n Yesterday night upon the person Of Thonas
ss a als sssmea and respectable planter rbereh had
sANi3 NNeyity eAistng ipr Time battvaan The
decreased ana some Of Iris bolheis,inaw Several dprsee
ei se9ne nad goFu oet a. Atie ast term Of Cour ii
l pisee stef nanhefs Of the family Wee lfied 4 r ~
sA UPON e person q Muse bgtls dime they were deter.
1 Y mate sure work Of h and Waylad him 10 tla woods
" ~ tettf leile liqm i0it Hudson Upon exlirinfibn
NJ We. eupa q na4e receive three chsrgea nl hunkaho
Ra2i W. esna near we fatal spot with The mtas Il III
Aett F. p qnnEi beng Oi his brothers iuaty with
not " Aa1 nag previous aelcaiQu AZ natural there
murder. p W 'ieFieu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

Aa5i N9hHtet' acl Let competent Inspector be an.
soes9u without any reference 70 parry iavOfs and a
i Pc men WHO knQw tho pBture OF that ia
Nte ef he 0psaied m oaia 70 examine, and mot gf f
gts ~ " mere form Of shgis office, and certify Of thai
" Mnc theN nave NOT troubled themselves 10 know anv
hins Lei Insurance companies Withhold poipies ,vs y,
noas af ot eompelenty oceIel, and ei The pube and
Wy RAP y Nuef me lfeai unl7a IN crushing down tia
syaie ifat cOnaanhy spreading death amongst s
eetii q pe corrected and the way do u & eoar 10
ttef aehtpe mud. We hone that CONGRESS viii III lie
~ ne south rest for while and give tins matter
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

81 * Attend Adjourned monthly m,etjna On FRt
~ DAY EVENING, ION int, n Z 1'eIoek Pnnetas
llssis1A attendance is rtqueltel. .,.By order
JOS. +, RUSSIA, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

9f WrBsTERs SPEKeHEs
FOE Daniel WEBSTER 4 sbaes g g4s,-
a apa elegant pepcp edition Of bis works,
qsen volumes. j, will embrace his
IA speeches literary addiessos legal areu-
epi ad diplomatic papefs We hope Il win be
BY good memoir. u viii be book foF
sy ANeslnani ioi every one who Is proud ol lis
as qgq qne who would study the h ahesi
nalsh oohposlion. No orator wbo
the English iangrsge ana We ssy
uamlnaful u Edmund Burlse has Ia
sA'na lsia peb record IS wall attest the genius
fhe memory q Daniel Webster.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

hco9..sl 81 success Of ibis s.labiishl,s6t 1.
IS t|I'f e'tyt 81 n tfisr sirEf INA "
faauaer. liiat many as unabls "a
al Dan j. iqhals team In iira,7in4
aisl perseverance. in.uss I'M 4
i'a may ba wanting % merit
tl1Illi no akpan e Be biosilial tia
4sali isiic as haaudidte,i ,pisli ~
anpla'ealfesl performance will a
sNt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

~ I77III Il1lII3FIIl1 UQ1Fisl aelle II ar1.-
re ll g January b new dress ssd Al
enlarged lss ihe Courier s - havs ossss hs5
e maFf e saa oiihe bes, papers aith
W e exchange Much pros
ptsing and nied conductor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

puRraR BAcgEr-Ihe Louisville
sk o new boai. for the New or
Easche made, 10 Be called the Dr.
ease he beautiful steam
sun Inlenaende 81 Capt Wilson,
bertrand Substantial Gran, of medium
ara ilie most magnideensly furnished of any
n W. have sen loF 9 long lins. SHE Is
te1fIle built and vel furnished boat out and
of A eas 70 haye leil Ionayille cn lie lst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23
THE CHARTER ELECTIONS.

These elections took place city Wednesday, and
passed OF without any disturbance whatevc though there
c mich excitement growing of tho earnest canvassng
OF the claims Of candidates.
The polls for Jefferson Ward closed at shutdown !;
l polls for Madison Ward kept open until 20 minutes
to e.vcn and polls in Monroe Ward were kept open
til y o'clock night Below give full returns from JET
i., son and Madison Wards. AT 81: o'clock last night whcn
we were compelled TO 60 10 press 10 save the mals the
supprncndents of the election in Monroe Ward were still
engaged in summing up the result 1t was then believed
however that they would conclude their labos in the
,f SOME three or four hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

nnkirl which was given TO frenzy Of delight
nr sndows and duors, were crowded with eager !ccS
@ hi, rnnr-lhe cannon roarcd and the Voices oil OU9u
aIed orether in mighty shout Of jubilee saluIlns
s; nnrndos success. Gov Hun, $1,000 upon HE plat.
IN and IN, free and independent citizens Of Dnnk stood
,hr avn sweet wills upon the PLATFORM elderly dis
al; p, rchls remarked that "icrcd never be SIGH crowd
in Dunkrk agn unless the resurrection should be- appn'cd
,hor Esaspcracd Harry Franco and bis friend found
i wav 10 the Symposium. Railroad Depot, reeknc
, ,h fumes bar3acuc oSen while the guests and
Directors formed procession and marched The spot,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23
The Ilavrc Cotton market has declined.
A HOOP. POLE vENpER AMONG sWINpLERs

An exceedingly vcrdant specimen Of Hooserian humanity
arrived AT evee Monday last with fiat boat load Of
hoop poles which he undertook 10 sell at wholesale, or re-
TAIL and all other available modes OF disposition Having
check the Canal Bank for tho amount, and went yeser
day and drew his money During this fiscal opcTation the
vendcr spottcd by of the cvce thieves
followed him to his boat and there informed him that
they DESTROYS OF purchasing large quantity of hoop
poles for dealer who resided the New Basin They then
asked Hoose the lowest price he could take for the poles
Hoosie told the They then said that they could not give
large price but advised him accompany them the
great New Basin dealer himself Hoosicr being gaddcncd
by the prospect of large sae willingly agreed TO take
the walk and oil tie three started together
On their way 10 the OF the city, the Ho0sicr many
public and private cdccs which excited him. and length
they fell in with acquaintance uf the thieves Thief
No. was also suddenly taken with desire for pnrchas
ing hOoppocs when told that TN HoUser dealer in the
article and atcra short talk about Indiana maple sugar. the
prices Of hooppoles DC, he invited the whole party
into cofcehouse take drink. After drinkn. he pulled
out small ball OF curious workmanship and bet drinks
that no man man could open ii but himself The bet
accepted, the ball opened and Il button which
II contained was made manifest the mortal vision Of
all concerned No. then closed the ball again, and OIL
fered 10 bet fifty dollars that the button not in 1t.
The prospect OF gaining so large tempting bait
the oi poles and, prompted he by thieves
Nos. and :, he pulled hundred dollar 10.
said he would the whole hundred Hooser thought il
too large bet for truth 10 say he had religious scru-
Piles about taking such pile iron the who held the
ball. shallow pctcnre His scruples were however,
overcome ut length; the ball was opened and the
treme asonshnent of thieves Nos and . and The Hoo
sier the button was not thar.
After losing the $780, the remaining $50 in the Hoosers
hands followed another bet that the button was not in
the ball. This time, however the button was in the $50
LOST and the thieves oil with The money, with
locty which was exceedingly amazing the minded
vcnde oil hooppoes who returned his boat wondering
exceedingly al the wlckedness Of New Orleans.
| fNr,r JJ,iin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

MEMOIRS OF BALZAC-The approaching publication
of the memoirs left by Bzac says HE Paris correspondent
Of the London Atlas TO be printed according his desire
without eraslrc or addition has given many feeling
OF terror IN the minds OF his most intimate friends had
twenty years oil his life II note down writing every
which struck him aiinrding page 0f human
ture, and as he mixed much with world and much
consulted by friends Of every degree the revelations Pa
risan society are anticipated fearful His OF
lorting letters from his friends upon subject issue
der Prccnce oil possessing an Imperfect memory and his
method OF chasing them all render his OF the
competest scandaos tablcauz OF the nineteenth century
which could ever be presented 10 The contemplation OF pos
tey Opposition to the publication has already been Of
fecd; but without success, and the princess widow h
busy engaged with the preparations for It's appearance in
the month of May. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23
YELLOW FEVER

New ORLEANS, May l6.-The baTquc Black Sonal ar
rived here on the 18th instant from Ro reports the loss Of
five by yellow fever, and all hands being sick thew bore
up for Barbados but did anchor On arriving here they
were all well.
The Clara \. Bell from Rio dc Janeiro reports that The
yellow fever raging there Several vessels had m half
their crews.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23
a PARDON GRASTEn

BALTI.oEE, MAJ 20-Wm Etento VIII, was sentenced
in Monls"nr: county, tplmpisoEnent years and paw
hne OF SoJU Ur ent!cig away slaves has been pudoncd
by Governor Lowe after being confinement for 20 months
The Governor granted his pardon, petition being pre-
sented him numerousy signed by the citizens in which his
innocence declared.
Edcnbo has left for his home in Penn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

THE WEALTH OF GREAT BRlTAIN-The annual
produce OF the soil 009 interest Of capital in
lands and cultivation OF the Sl57l 00U 000 manu-
acures ST. in iron trade s3lO 0OO the num-
Der OF persons employed mining, and iron work l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

W. W. Corcoran. of Washington, adver,ises for proposals
for the erection Of eight dwelling houses of the FIRST
After completion he purposes offering them 10 Govern
actual cost, for The accommodation of members of
the Cabinet while on duty in Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23
MADISON WARD.

FOR COUNCILMEN-G. A. Myers. $780, L. W Cham
berlyne' 1874, Conway Robinson 279, c. s. Mills 1885,
W. Fry lGl, s. VI. Sublett % p. D. Bernard So w w
Crump So s Sutherland A. T. w McCance So Jno Lynch
Al !. Boshsr 55 l.. D. Crenshaw &c. NJ. S. Valentine % w
c. Tompkns ~ N. Mills Is, J. Alien 81 Henry Exal 81
". NJ Elliott 3.
ALDERMEN.-J. J. London 40l,- Jas. X. Caskie 3sl
Thos lyrer 3S2. James Evans 300 Jno. Thompson TO-
VIM Booth 3S Geo. Fisher A. J. NJ. Sublett 3, Peyton
Johnston |, Thomas Lawson p. D. Bernard l. Samue
Sutherland |.
a number of gentlemen, whose are given above
were not candidates Tor office.
Elected.
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LATEST NEWS By THE TELEGRAPH
Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer

MARKETs-Flcnr.--Wc note sales to day OF 600 bbs
Howard street Flour at 81 81, ard III loco bills City
Mills al 81 S1. Small sales City MILL Flour drve.a.
bic in June have also been made to-day at 81 so.
GRA!S.--Tne market is unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23
IFrnr The New York Tr!hanc'+ hepoHei

and void agreeaby the paramount rues u 'nS IN
and made without authority Of the gencta' eot'e''e' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

THE PEN IS MIGHTER THAN THE SWoRD.-In
1856 and lS47 there were manufactured in England
3O000OooO of steel pens which required hundred and
forty seven tons Of iron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

MRS. MOWATT.-We understand that this clever and
popular actress has taken passage for this country the
steamer which leaves Liverpool the 9th Of July After
speaking in complimentary of her appear
in the character of Rosand umptheatre in Lv.
erpoo where she has been playing short engagement the
Mercury, of that city, says:
"Snce Mrs Mowars arrival in England she has away
that didence which characterized her first appearance in
this country and whilst her acting has lost the
tura grace which then distinguished it, it has become
finished and easy. Her person. too has attained
tonpotn without all destracng from its elegance and
her voice clear and musical Sanguine expectations
entertained on the FIRST appearance of this lady in England
ina, she would attain high position in her profession
Inese expectations she has fully realized and ranks
among the leading actresses of the dav"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

Neids mill in the Valley in of the City Poor House
consumed by Fire Wednesday night abou, 10 O'Clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

George Livingston, charged with stealing jewelry in the
city OF Petersburg few days SINCE was on Tuesday trec
before the Superior Court of that place. and sentenced
eighteen months imprisonment in the State penentiarv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23
,JEEEERSON WARD.

JEFFERSON WARD.
FOR CUUNClLMEN-R o. Haskins. 49, J. ~ Tai
bot 36S, j. VI. Darlington 1928 S Cullen 2SS Bacon TAFT
2i2 y. b. ii237, Jno Enders POP, L. N. Elicit 29
FOR AUTHORIZATIONS Cowles+ 435, a. Inoes-
i35, Edwin Farrar' 439 L. Darlington 424
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

LONDON ART-UNIoN-The account of the d,,uno
brought by the Cambria shows that 25S American subsc
bers who invested in tickets have got back in prizes
books and prints, S3270 All but 6fyour of these sub
scbers belong 10 Boston and vicinity Among the prizes
arc Lanman, Washington, D. c., f40; W. ". Corcoran
Washington proof plate OF the crucifxion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

THE PROFITS OF MANUFACTURES-A grea, deal
said Of the profits of the lords North The
Price Current after all s the only unerring index OF thirty
manufacturing stocks in Massachusetts and New Hampshire
only three are above par and the depreciation the remain
der is more than Is per cent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

At of the Richmond Fayce ArIery held n Fa'"
Hall on Tuesday cv"H. the r inst the ipown: ih" OH
resolutions w"it untllm"Isiy adopted: .,..
Whereas. has pleased llnI ortinei at tIns BON
Heaven an III earth take from tns csccns:
RICHARD B GDUCI aGI desiring company, I" 'e'' w.
Tor the memory and the OF one NM ~"
lons, IntiGa- AMI Kindly lr wish rs Ihcr1Ie ~
Resolved unanimously, That deeply terurr the "r 90 We
late qulnsrma c Richard B Gooch: tt remember NJ
his acnls his services ms patriotism his spcia disposition ava
high lnpr. and find IN tins remembrance me t
IN: los. tG7 gifted and 80 thed -
himself useful ami acceptable 10 his iro" men ,i,
Resolved That, sincerely S"nrihiz!rg WIKI his teT"asr
hun5y SHE INSTRUMENTATION and mercy At the I'
r!cd af: The rfa'
Resolved That III l.tef 'r!n"ty OF or sorrow, We W." "
the u si!er+. ipr thirty a!.
Resolved Til r,tit be- ed to communicate r
these pruceen.i Mrs uOc. an! cause the be -.
IL. he me e. sp,,.fs OF hI- H. VI. SIiHD. LH.s"
CHARLES KrcHARDsnS secretary
.r-J-SOUTHER RIGHTS ASSOCIATIONS. :.
IN. Southern ki2hs ASSOCIATION" WIZ pe
UnIut Hall. n iD street, :' evcm: AT 5o:
ir,. ,f,an'J, ,ra i. r.CI.str!. GEO r. PEahk'
- Artlgg prt.jsa'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

PLANS IS omitted 10 be stated, IN tie ptece
Of q. me TUESDAY. tina Nj WI 3 PaArT hal EiFt
Il, W The proceeds ba,urrltn e-tdn!!e"
r,.c1u!:flJng3r III" permanent fund rIsil3 ~
krrnrr Il Jrn. Society. the offer reis! a@" ~
turav OF May l. the day apart for the purpose
ted Some rIc"!s the might Promote Interests
the D4guegra. Rooms that day Ma:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-23

great way These genuine Indians the women with
shining but soft black eyes and straight black hair with
papoose stretched upon board and bound her back
The still and They entirely impassi-
BILE. There something almost defiant in the rigid erect
and solemnty Of their mien, but the looked
with passoness curiosity upon the eager sharp featured
wrinked palefaces that dashed with such sh shes
and eafening rattle through the aborg and So
tudes of these ntain Vallics
An Indian warrior Of unusual cultivation and intelligence
requested to see General Jackson and did not seem readily
comprehend why his request complied with But
Dr. Wilson, the Indian agent and himself an Indian, was
here taken up the raln and we left the beautiful and pic
turcsque groups upon the banks of the Aeghenyby far
striking form of life that the of the road pre-
scns-and bowed onward into Chatauque county, which
the first white child born in lS02 Ii Is in the
south of The State and has been like
part of Western than of middle State its trade has
hitherto always passed down the Allegheny and the Ohio.
The Erie Railroad, rs Governor Seward said, 'annexes
Chautaique 10 the State" 1t has population Of
50000 the country often like the Western wilder
At Dayton near the line of Chautauque in Canraugus
county melancholy accident occurred. Three men had
charge of gun with orders fire when they first heard
the train and again when they first saw IL II had been
heard and the had been fired and two men stood
swabbn and hmrrvng load, while the third stood
with the MATCH intensely excited and solely intent upon the
train which he had The moment II appeared he
touched the cannon with his MATCH while the other men
were directly in front Of it, and blew OIL their arms and
broke their legs. They were however living when we
turned the morning.
Leaving the Allegheny valley, along the mountain
side looking downward hundreds OF feet the reeops
into wild valley The scenery here is grand and imposing
IN the highest degree. IL is however merely the comBna
lion OF steep mountain sides shaggy with forests with the
level open reach beneath covered with burnt stumps yet
smoking and wrapping the bases of the hills in azure fleece
But as we hurry along through this prineva forest,
reach an open space 20 miles from Lake Erie where the
train stops and thousand look from the recedng slope
OF the mountain primeva hemlocks endless hor
zon and long thin silver streak in the gloomy green The
sunsparking surface OF Lake Erie. II like looking
over the whole West Imagination behold that solemn for
est stretching undimnished to the Rocky Mountains.
The whole company drew long breath and gave out
ic thoDU al vet
There was universal kindness and excitement Harry Fran
co gave way 10 violent attack of pnnnng and facetous
Jury, that had affected him intervals throughout the
whole journey. These puns and the Dayton accident
after passed under green arch Of triumph and were at