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J. G. BURBANK 4 CO.,


J. g. BURBANK 4 CO.. 49,
STNv ,H erwaraing and Commission Merchants
=, uf3esm and Dealers In Grain and Provsions-
WIS" boat d. F'o'' Mr. 4 S.G;S wH,&Nxy
shippers and Conssness will and !, TO ,eir I'M "a
90 "a.'sss with u.s. Is the expense Of Lsboi and Drsy
~. w REFERENCES
Esv; , ~; 4; 0osman.,
S %;s' x s;:;;: s:si Co. st. Paul.
=. Il. Campbell, L Co
IT,; g.. T:;f:, Ico.
~ RI. w s.:s,, s.. Louis.
S.s,s: seo9asr, Co, uo.,o,
Msnninf q StanwOod. "os'o"
Mirnesots. ".' o"' S'' raul
st. Paul, May l., 1851. LIZ
j. w'sAss. rMEoD0R s0aUp. .. 4. cmAMrLiN.
BASS, BORUP CO.,
storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Leuee, ORposite Steamboat Landing, 81. Paul. Min.
=, RErE. ~ Choutesu, Jr. 4 Co., New York,
Louis. r. Chouiea", Jr Co" st. "u., L cnan st.
VALE 81 Louisj Buford Brothers, Rock island; H. n.
s S Mendoza Livingston Fargo, buffalo; Dole,
Cnrser 20, Gnienai b. II. Campbell Il Co, GnIenm;
H. McCio.key, Galenaj Franklin steele, Fcrt Shell
~ Liberal advances made on c0nsignments-Nfa
pnckases Csre D., u. Co, 81. Paul, NJ. r."
~. Paul, April Ilth, 1854. 1T
ESTABLISHED IN 1891.
North.We'ern Erpress Company.
(NONNECTiNG with the American Express Company 10
~ oil the principal points In the United Statca
and Europe.
Tic cheapest and safest way Of Transporting light and
valuable Goods-yIGcie and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid 10 the collection OF Notes, Dill.
Drafts and Accounts Purchase AMI Sae Of
Last Freight and Baggage
looked up and delivered to owners &c
Messcngcrs--ScmI. Weekly.
j. {. BURBANK K co.,
~. Paul, May 10, -. Prop,ctors
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GtttaDo.
q. H. X l.. LAFL1N,
PAPE1 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AM MANUFar7URERS A0ENTS.

t7s SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
GENTS for ianlh Brothers LAID and wave Letter Cap
~ Fiat Cap Medium. tjeni and other Papers Crane
Co.'s Superior Ctoied Medium tnd Tissue ami Ehyeiope
Pagers smith tttets Printers Gard. and Card tGai
t6onis Co.'S tnestie 8Bd Impaired Cigars; Thomas T,
Miller n Co.'S Toimeras, Westaetd Whips aht tAshes {
Latin n knhs celebrated Dun Powder and tafety
Fuse Ne,
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Steamers.

Through Line-St Louis md ~. Paui.
NcgWlMY Packet
tGras,,,J pra"sIi Steamer r."
SQIafMHI1 ADMIRAL.
Ieszs9&ZsJJOilS III,OOkS Master. VIII run n reg
Uiar Passenger tnrk"t between ~, Paul and H. u du.
ring the srar-oi,, making fcgtihr trips.
The ADMIRAL Il new and sinunch built craft of SUPP
t freight hl passenger accommodation, and Il the fast
e"t ~ wen n. the safest n oi the Upper Mississippi hnv
ns been haiti under the tequrcncnts 1T the late steam
b"nt law and being provided with Life ltats Life icscr
ycrs, steam Gnngrs &r.
The Admiral touches ut tacbH dubuque mud MI other
intermediate ports.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board. or 10
j. e. BURBANK x co..
JOHN ~ LAMB, ~. Paul,
WAtL& WIDEN or
Vfta WET. ~. Louis.
mytdkwsm +, u, CONNER. Uaie,a,
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NTCO

1.-TWO remals. tbst ran do I'll Kinds ~ bousework 0ns
will bs employed In the family Of tbs Chaplain ana
In that Of Capt Munroc, NJ Fort Smelling mayo"
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4 CHANCE

4 CHANCE
iOR REAL ESTATE PtRtllAsERB TO MAKE AT LEAST
100 PER CENT WITHIN A YEAR
L>0R sAtE--a number Of the most valuable bushes.
Il lots In r. faul-thc Kind to buy or speculation
improvement.
ASo-a ar.s quality quarter section Of land provided
With wood and water and only two miles In the direction
eli 81 Anthony from H. faui city lots
will leave I'M few days for Lake Superior, whore
have located FOR businhss enterprise which II my only
st nouriships city In the West destined have no
doubt to become OF the three LARGEST eitiss ON the
Mississippi river. Dune 6.dtf) u. A. ROtlEliTSON
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Galenm ard MinncsOtn Packet Go.
ARRANGEMENT FOR
1854.
, mE. - THE GALENA AND MINNESOTA
LGRkfttH PACKET COMPANY will run daily line
s. Of poats during this ensuing semsoD, be-.
tween Gslsnn saltwater 1Dd H. Pani, stopping NJ MI
intermediate inndings leaving Gaenn NJ ~ NJ, daily,
xcspt Sundays,
The line will consist Of the
NOMINEE, CAPTAIN 4, DbAKgLy.
WAR EAGLE, y, 4. UAaMis.
GAIENA I" ID. u. MOREHOUsE,
ROYALARCU, ". n. 0LgIM.
All first class boats, and commanded y exper ed
and accommodating officers
These boats Will connect, nj GRena, with the Saint
Louis and GnenR daily itne u steamers, which iins
connects nj Rock Island with this Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad.
This Company boats being United States Mai!
Steamers their punctunty can be confidently relied
upon. 49,
and q ens on the 81. Louis and Osena line Of Boats
10 points above 0alsua, will he rs.shippod nj 0Hsns
free OF charge for drsyHse or forwarding without do.
lay: ,.- c.,. .a r.,.... ...,..
ting with tho various Eastern Roads, IN now completed
within few miles Of 0sIens, aud the unfinished por
ton 81 the Road stocked with comfortable s'"s'
Sit D. n. CAMPBELL 4 CO., Agents, 0alens.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE, NO s, meets on
the scc0nd& Fourth THURSDAYS of every monfh
IN At MASONIC HALL, st. Anthony Street. n
NJ 1.2 o'clock p. M. brethren Of other Jodses
~ ~ good standing are respectfully invited 70
meet with nv. A. J. MOROxN Sec,v
81. Paul, 1854.
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Fashionable Mitiiner g. Mnntua Maker.
NO. 90, MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILLS.
MERRILL. COWLEs n CO.,
W,oissals Usalus IN Foragn and Domestie Dry
Goods. Boots, Sto~, Hats, Caps, Yankss No.
tions, &C., r..
No. 1874, MAIN STREET,
GaIena, Ills.
WE have Just opened the largest and most exten.
w sive stock Of Foreign and American Dry Goods
ever offer cd IN the west which we nfe offering NJ chi.
esgO snd st. Louis prices mud less than have ever been
sold IN this market. Our facilities for purchasing are
such that We enabled ~ get our goods NJ law ~
they can be bought by the largest eastern Ou.es We
are buy Ing our American Goods direct from the D1nu-
fHctufeis, nn1 beng connected with hotse ~ New
York and one tf the 1rm constantly In the market we
shall NJ all times have full stock and 1t the lowest
market prices. We offer bats but our customers
csn depend ~ MI times upon buylDs goods Of ~ nj
small advance from cost and and can
6nd In our stock every variety and style Of goods suited
10 the market. Merchants who have been In the habit
of visiting the eastern cities, H. Louis, and Chicago,
may depend upon nndns large . stock and ~ NJ low
prices ~ can be found elsewhere.
We ash On EXAMINATION Of our stock before gong
esst. 10.
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MINNESOTA ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER

MEETS on the second Wednesday evening In each
month, at O'Clock Mt MASONIC HALL, 81. An.
thony Street. Companions from other Chapters. In
good standing are respectfully invited 70 meet with uS
81. raul, 1854. A. J. MORGAN, eec'y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-25
Notice to Cont ctOre.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be- receiv-
~ ed until Saturday the 1st day of July
next, ls54J for enclosing and grading, and
Tor making brick Sidewalk, arouj1 the
Capitol Grounds, in accordance with The
plans aud Specifications, and in conformity
with an act Of the Legislature, approved
March Is 1854.
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
all materials and labor and for the perform.
ance OF the entire work required, Or for any
separate partthereof. Bidders will furnish.
with their proposals, the names of their Sc
curities. Plans and specification NAV be
seen at the Office of the State Engineer at
the State House, and proposals will be ad-
dressed to the undersigned, and delivered
to him by or before the LIST of Julysnext.
By order of he Board Of Commissioners.
EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton Rouge, May 24'54, Secretary.
UNew Orleans Courier and Picayune
please copy ] month.
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e. o M M u % &c ate d.

| Ed CQmet, Sir.-I"have not beer
altogether, an inattentive reader Of
your excellent paper; neither have
been uninterested in some of thessub.
jects, which you have had the inde.
pcndence to discuss, ut times in its
columns. There is one however, it
seems to me which is Of such vast i'm
portance to the people, that it deserves
more than an occasional passing edi-
torial.
1t is one that shauld be canvassed,
discussed, and anal yzed in all its
parts and operations, that the public
may get to understand something of
its real nature and tendency.
l allude sir, to what is termed, our
Free School system. than which,
there never wasa more palpable mis-
homer. I regret, that holding such
just and proper views as you do upon
this subject, you have not seen fit to
exercise yos acknowledged ability
and acumen, more frequently in lay
ingit entirely open to the apprehension
and judgement Of your readers.
1t is with view of provoking you
to good works." and not to assume
your duties or responsibilities that l
send you this communication.
But sir, i'll can aid you, and by
any means get the public mind walked
up to give that matter careful attention.
l am free to give my counsel and SER
vices to the best of my ability |
For several years, indeed since the Or
ganization Of our school system circum-
stances have placed me in such re-
|ation to the system, as almost to com.
pei me to give it the most careful
consideration. What l may have to
'ay then, is not the result of hasty re-
lection, based upon superficial obser-
7ation; but mature, deliberate and
,onest convictions Of judgement foun-
led upon long and continued observa-
ion.
l shall not charge the factors of this
ystem, with any selfish motive in its
rganization-of any wish to create I
fices to reward political partizans !;
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| for little while, feel the effects ofthis
road, but in course of time, when the
Great Central Road is finished from
Cairo to Chicago-all heavy freights
will take Northern flight, and must
seriously effect our great Southern
emporium.
Baltimore is a beautiful place.
have visited every interesting part Of
it, and am very much pleased with its
monuments, its churches and Is ele-
CANT private residence. Mr.. Fillmore
arrived here to-day; he was received
with great enthusiasm by all parties
and is much talked of as the next
Wing candidate for President. Fill
more is q good man, worth hundred
Scots and a thousand Douglssses. I
60 to night to the Hippodrome and to-
morro0 leave for the Federal City,
If Genl. Pierce does not talk to suit
ME, | shall cut him. BY the way, l
was introduced to many of the distin-
guished Men Of Baltimore to-day and
among them, to Mr.. Barney, the self
same gentleman who wanted to fight
the French Minister for shooting cats,
on Sunday. When l was introduced to
him, could not help. from smiling in
voluntarily and mentally repeating
that poetic line,
ooh Barney let them girls alenai'
Good by, dear, Comet hope to
see you again in course Of time-when
cannot say-but will write you more
anon. Very truly,
Your old Friend,
Gus MANNERlNG.
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Western Produce.

ELOUR-10O barrels fresh ground 81. Louis ::
Corn-125 bags prime white; Pork-1s bar.
reis mess; Lard Oil-10 barrels choice Candles
90 boxes Is star
Ihc above articles are lust received per steam
ers Mediator" "Hnntsvie" and are offered ut
the lowest cash market prices.
JOSHUA BEAL.
may-lS. Opposite the Harvey House.
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TO CONTRACTORS,
Office q the Ba,ow Roage and Clinton
Rknank Pal NA.....~..

ODsce q The Ba1os ROMge and Clinton
Plank Road Company,
PROPOSALS viii be received until thu
4 LIST day of June next, 1854 for tho
construction Of Sxspensien Bridges across
Cypress and Whites Bayous, according to
the plan to be seen at this Office. Also
for building good sui s'antial bridge, over
IA slough !about 20 feet wide) running
across the line Of the road, about 100 yards
South of Cypress Bayou. Proposals are in
vited for either or all OF the above.
By order of the Board,
ALFRED SHEPPERS.
may l1th-,54. Secretary.
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EOUND.-A small necklace of Coral
l. with gold clasp, upon which is en-.
graved the initials M. E. Pn The own.
er can have the same by applying at this
Office and paying for this advertisement.
maY-2l
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Notice.

A LLpersons having Clocks. Watches and
"A Jewellery, which have been in my
possession twelve months, are hereby mott
fed to call for the same within thirty days,
otherwise they will be sold at public auction
to pay charges. R. G. DELARODERIE.
Baton Rouge May 15th'54.
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4 VERY FINE PIANO.FORTE-

A VERY FINE PIANO.FORTE.-,
"A Prof. De Ceniel has just received
from the celebrated mandatory Of Messs.
Knabe Il Geale. Baltimore. a very fine Pr
ano for sale; Of brilliant and powerful tone,
combined with sweetness and elasticity of
touch-has two wishes, to dispose Of either.
May be seen any day. from to l02 o'clock
monday and Thursday excepted at Mrs.
Jacobs North st.
~Pianos and Hasps tuaed and strung in
superior manner. Day-ll-lw.
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once ofAe BATON Rouge and C1ine,n

00tce 0fthe Baton Rouge and Clinton
PUNK Road CompGMg
NOTICEis hereby given to the Stockholders Of
the Company that an Instalment Of Ten per
cent on the amount Of stock subscribed (42 50 Der
shdre) viii be due and payable on the nrst day Of
June Q8549 by order Of the Board.
April 1854, ALFllEI SLIPPERS
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For sale-AlNeero woman.

If1e
VALUABLE negro woman for sale-said vo.
n man is good Cook, Washer and Ironer. She
will be offered at Public Sale, for cash, on igotmr-
ody TIE 3oot Day Of June neat, if not previously
soia. FOR farther particulars, apply to Oliver
Potts, or to II. V. Babin, at the Sheriif's Office.
may25 I'd.
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nv ACCOUNT Of departure, the under
" signed offers to sell, at cheap prices,
some valuable furniture and many house
Mold articles. aim the best conditi On.
Persons are invited 10 call at his residence
on North Boulevard and see.
may II Ct. LOUIS BORDELON.
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ton from him at Barnum's Hott
Baltimore. 1t will be found in ar
other column to-day.
TO THE CITIZENS OF Baron RouGr
To each and every one Of you "
earnestly commend the ordinance Q
the city council, in to-days paper, il
reference to the New Orleans and Ba
ton Rouge Railroad. Read it cdre
fully, understand, and vote for it. A
new era is dawning upon us; which
from our peculiar institutions, geo
graphical position in the Union and
other causes, each one potent in itself
one would not have supposed that We
could, at this period of our existence
arisen from our letbergy and the
heavy burden imposed upon US, to join
in the Onward march Of progress. The
past few years have worked such
change in the feelings of our people
that it looks more like the work Of
Alladen than the substantial progress,
tits. But why is it SO? We look
about in vain for all the causes that
have stimulated us to action, and set
tie down into the belief that our own
self existence has been at stake and
the people have felt it. Louisiana
our noble and generous emporium the
Crescent city, had either to suffer her.
self to be cut off from the Union phys
ically, or throw out her iron arms of
affection to her sister cities to LET them
know common bond unites US.
Contrast the present with the past.
Look back a brief period of fifteen
years Then the Mississippi was filled
with putting and blowing thigh pres
sures, upper cabins soithout state
rooms;" and now where are they +?
They have all disappeared, and it is
only now and then, that We find a ST.
lent smooth gliding palace from what
has got to be the "far west" to US.
And how is it that st. Louis, Louis
vile and Cincinnati have. become SO
far removed from us lis the rail
road has effected it. This great fea-
ture Of the age has wLittled time down
70 an extremity and by it, produce
from st, Louis, can reach New Or
leans sooner, and with less cost via.
New York. 1t is therefore no cause
'or wonder, that the Mississippi is be-
'oming deserted. Many Of our best
interested in the welfare Of
Louisiana, and who love her with a
'ure devotion, have seen this, and
AVE arisen to action against all the
diverse obstacles to such works within
'ur borders. There is but one dan
,erous rock in the trackless ocean of I
ime before us, it is the rock upon .
vhich spectators have taken refuge !
, proclaim their disinterestedness.
'he people tbemselvcs-the stock t
olders of railroad and other com.
anies, should look we'll to these, and /
lew with full measure Of distrust, n
very man. who processes to labor for a
've, only. There are none such o
,ch should not be looked for in the =
ature Of things. II
What will be the effect of the new m
q in Louisiana, remains to be seen. re
ur own lovely little city has with =,
'mmendable zeal stepped forward, Ii
ID we feel satisfied she will do as OF
UGH more as she can, to advance the 70
neral prosperity. The railroad RI
Crosse Tete, is q fixed fact; aid ~
linton will it is certain be united to "a
by railroad at an early hour. The tn
in the Plank road are. tn
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DORK AND BACON-5o barrels Mess
L Pork; 10 hhds. Shoulders; for sale
by may Is. THOS. PRENDAGAST
EOR SALE.-The house and lot lately
j. occupied by Philip Burg situated on
Third street. Apply to
maybe II. THOS. PRENDACAST.
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70 On the eve of asking the ques-
ton, "where is Guy Mannering
we receive an interesting communica-
ton from him at Barnum's Hotel
Baltimore. It will be found in an
other column to-day.
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10 Tomorrow is the day of the
great eclipse ofshe sun. If it should
happen to be clear day, the sight
will be a sublime one. 1t is an ex-
hibition for the multitude and can be
enjoyed Without price. On the bal
cony ofour neighbor Musselman, will
be a three. foot refracting telescope,
through which the public generally
are invited to take look.
The Dadeville (Aia) Banner states
that silver has been discovered in large
quantities in the Southwestern part Of
Tallapoosa county.
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CtAPE LIME!-l50 barrels fresh burnt
" Cape Line in store an. for sale BY
may gay JOSHUA BEAI..
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10 We have received a letlenfrom
the agent Mr.. r. H. Morris, for the
Painting Of De Soto discovering the
Mississippi. and nave been requested
to say that it WILDE exhibited in Ba.
ton Rouge on Friday afternoon and
night, and Saturday. The painting is
the property Of the United States, for
which by act of Congressab1r. Pow1A
was given $4,000. 1t is exhibited
for the artists benefit. before being
placed on the walls Of the Capitol at
Washington.
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May0ralty.
THE price Of Flour E-ing - 20 per barrel. b.
L kers will give u ounces Of Bread for 10 cents,
the ensuing week. (my10] J. Il. DUFROCQ, Mayor.
= PRfX de 10 farine Gtant % 80 le baril-Ies
II boulanges donneront 81 onces de pain, IL -.
maine courante pour 10 sons. -
mai25 J. r. DUFROCQ, Marie.
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bacon SHOULDERS!-5 casks lust
- received and for sale by
may Gay JOSHUA BEAL.
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At Auction.

WILL hs sold at public Auction in
w front Of the Court House dorr on
Saturday the 9th inst, at 12 o'clock. q A
lot Of household furniture, together with
second hand buggy in good order.
Auctioneers.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-25

W7ANTED TO HlRE.-A negro wo-
w man, one accustomed to house
work, ironing and washing. One Of ma
ture years preferred. Apply to
may A-v JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-16

years ago marriage took place in this city which,
from other inyalidacd and the parties
separated The lady went to India and married officer
who subsequently to the rank OF general in the army,
and his death begueahed his widow large fortune.
The gentleman also married. and about year since his
wife discovering various old loveetter &C. in his
session. proposed to burn them but fortunately viii he
seen, did not do In due of time the first wife
died, and left to him who had been her husband no
less than 100000 stating that he would be enabled to
his identity by the documents 10 his possession The for
tunste heir who lives in this city found and his
claim duly established and he has believe received the
legacy Of his first love to the comfort and delight we
presume of his second ="
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MISSOURI ELECTIOy.

1t appears that the democratic party in Missouri has
been eectually defeated We lose that gifted and
generous republican, John s Phelps This is sorry
sight We do feel disposed heap reproaches upon
body but Col Thomas H. Benton to whose embittered
opposition the democrats mainly indebted for this
suit should we think read in it salutary lesson and re-
buke While he stood by his party he great and pow
erful-even his enemies feared and respected him. But
when he left his party he enever rise again Though
he has been defeated himself he has defeated the democracy
of Missouri We leave him contemplate the disaster of
which he has been the author And disposed TO
ask in this place how far that qualified to be
ddae for the presidency who bgas his career such by
defeating what he has been proud to call his party at
his own home2
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PIRATES IN CHINA sEAs--Letters from China give
of the attack upon Dutch barque in Che
nese waers 1t the most formidable attack which has
occurred there for time The barque boarded
from FIVE unk the pirates being mostly armed with spears
After short but contest the driven for
ward all except The mate who had been badly wounded
and who was thrown overheard by the pirates The cap
tain also badly injured but received attention a.
the hands of the pirates who, though they pundered his
vessel gave him cloak to cover himself