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The Trinity journal., 1856-07-19
Miscellaneous.

a mass meeting was held in San Francisco on
the 18th inst, and a committee appointed to re
quest the County officers to resign. Every one of
the officers refused to accede to the request.
M The acifc Mail Steamship Company, out
of their earnings the past year. has paid off the
whole Of their indebtedness, $3OOOOO and will
make dividend of 10 per cent on their stock.
... The leading papers, generally, throughout
the Atlantic State, endorse the action Of the San
Francisco Vigilance Committee.
... The descendants of the mutineers Of the
English ship Bounty, at Pitcairn's Island, having
increased beyond the resources of that island to
maintain them, arc about to remove to Norfolk
Island.
.. Mr. Mortimer Fulton, CHIEF engineer of the
Golden Age, was killed near Acapulco on her late
downward trip. Mr.. Fulton was examining the
machinery, when he was accidentally struck in
the head by the crank, crushing it to atoms
ga street encounter took place in San Fran
cisco on Tuesday last, between Clinton =. Scovel
and Mark l.. Vim. Scovcl accused Winn of SLAM
dering his wife Winn's face was badly bruzed.
$50. The announcement of the death of James
King of William created q profound sensation at
Washington. Mr.. King was wel-known and high
ly respected for his many qualities and unswery-
ing integrity in that city
.... The editor Of the Columbia Gazette has seen
Two pieces of gold, nearly solid, worth $1,000
-. The Mormon leader. Strang, was shot at
Beaver Island, by one Of his followers.
'''' There is no news Of Importance from Wal
ker. The Costa Rica papers announce the death
of Gen. Mora The frgatc Eurydicc was station
ed at Grcytown.
M Capt. De Witt Clinton, assistant adjutant
General to Walker, killed in Nicaragua recently,
was born in Newburg n. Y lie was the only
child Of the late James 6. Clinton, formerly Il
member Of Congress from Orange County, and
grandson Of Gen. James Clinton, of the reyolu-
tionary army.
49,. Thomas Rogers, the great locomotive build
cr at Patterson, n. J. died short time since and
was followed to the grave by $50 workmen of his
establishment.
Ogden Hoffman, the celebrated lawyer who
died short time since in New York, was mid
shipman with Decatur when he whipped the Al
gerincs.
.. The celebrated mare, Fashion, died near
Lexington, Ky, a short time since.
.., The wife of Senator Rusk, of Texas, died
at Nacogdoches on the 25th of May.
....A gentleman in San Jose Valley has TWEEN
ty hives of flourishing bees which produce one
hundred and fifty pounds of honey month.
go. Wisconsin is coming on rapidly in the way
of Railroads. There are now eleven different
railway lines in the State, in all 69j miles long
Four hundred and thirty-two miles are finished
and the remainder in process Of construction.
Senator Sumner has been removed from
Washington to the residence of Mr.. Blair He il
still too weak to resume his seat in the Senate.
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Flunning.

Great preparations are making along the Trim
ity for Fluming the river this season. The river
is falling rapidly Within month nearly all the
companies will have their claims drained If the
rainy season does not set in very carly. large a
mount of gold will be taken from the bed Of old
Trinity this season.
The great number of Saw Mills that have been
erected has reduced the price of lumber so much
that the cost of iuming has been greatly decreas-
ed from what it was in former years.
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TEE NEW RoAn.=Sinoe the opening of the new

TIE New RoAn-Since the opening of the new
road there has been but one failure in the arrival
of the stages from Sacramento via Pitt river, ana
that was owing to misunderstanding along the
route. The stages are now arriving and depart
ing daily, carrying passengers both ways Inc
fare to the Bluffs has been fixed at quite reason
able rate Yrefa Union, l2h.
1t will be seen by the above that Yreka is en-
joying the benefits and advantages Of wagon
road. Citizens of Trinity why will you not a
wake to a sense of the advantages to be gained by
a wagon road. The measured distance from Red
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7 DopeIson. of Tennessee; x. n. BolterS'
w. f. johnson, of Pennsylvania; Sub-Bol'
ters Kenneth Rayner, of North Carolina;
Abolition, S. Mcfarland, of Pennsylvania
Mr. Buchanan accepted the nomination
on the 10th of June. In his letter OF ac-
ceptance, he says:
"And in the first place, cordially con-
cur in the sentiments expressed by the Con
yention on the subject of Civil and Religious
freedom. No party founded on religious or
political intolerance towards one class OF
American citizens, whether in our own or IN
a foreign land, can long exist. In this coun-
try we are all equal before God and the
Constitution, and the dark spirit OF despot-
ism and bigotry, which would create odous
distinction among our fellow citizens, will be
speedily rebuked by free and enlightened
public opinion"
LATEST ADYICES FROM KANSAS.
Adyiees Indicate a continuance of the
troubles in that region A band of three
hundred Missourians encamped near Law
renee. had been ordered off by Col Sumner,
of the U. S. troops, and a collision was
feared
The pro-slavery Vigilance Committee at
! Leavenworth had again ordered all the
Free State men to leave the Territory un-
der penalty of violent expulsion Col Sum
ncr had interfered, however, and warned the
Missourians against committing any unlaw-
/ full acts.
The Congressional Kansas Investigating
committee have fiiished their labePs and are
on their return. 1t is affirmed that the tes-
timony taken by them proves concluslvey
/ the frauduency of the Kansas elections
/ OF upwards of 5000 votes cast at the Con-
gressional election, only |, 100 were thrown
/ by legal voters. The Committee have sworn
copies of the poll books, as well as of the
census. both of which furnish documentary
confederation of the testimony of witnesses.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
In the Senate, at Washington Messrs.
CLAYTON. Crittenden and Trnmbull, have
each proposed a plan for the pacifcation of
Kansas Clayton proposes to abolish the
present Legislature and elect new one, un-
der certain restrictions Crittenden is in
favor of sending out Gen. Scott in command
of United States troops. Vrnnbull pro-
poses to annex Kansas to Neblaska.
The Washington Grand Jury are next
week to make inquistion into the killing of
Thos. Keating by Mr.. Herbert of California, I,
and also into the assault of Mr.. Brooks.
upon Senator Sumner
THE FOREIGN NEWS.
Our European news show that consider
able excitement exists in London and Paris
in consequence OF the recognition by our
Government of the Nicaraguan Minister, as
well as Of the pending dismissal of Mr.
Champion. The London Iimes is very Sc
we're in its remarks upon these matters, and
even the Dany Neaes departs somewhat from
its conservative and friendly tone, and int
mates that England has gone about as far
as she ought to conciliate the authorities al
Washington
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Blake & Co.'S Express.

To F. w. Blake, Esq, we are indebted for files
of Sacramento and San Francisco papers during
the week. and for the following Atlantic papers
Louisville Journal, Missouri Rep. Cincinnati Dol
lar Weekly, Boston Jour, Ballous Pic, Lon ILL.,
News n o. Delta, and Iarper's Mag. for July.
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Vigilance Committee.

There is nothing important lately done by the
Committee. Just now there appears to be no
move towards closing their labors.
The Eryspeas has attacked Hopkins and spread
over his neck and face. Fears are entertained
that it will prove fatal,
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improvements.

Mrs. Todd has bought the Ell Dorado Saloon
and is about closing the bargain for the house
next adjoining on the lower side 1t is the intcn-
tion of Mrs. Todd we learn, if she succeeds in
buying the last named lot TO put up three brick
buildings on that side Of the street. We trust she
will succeed in purchasing for with three brick
houses in that neighborhood, our town would be
comparatively safe from fire.
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Rowe & Co. s Express.

Charley Rowe, of this Express, furnished us on
Wednesday evening with copies Of the New York
Herald and Tribune, by the steamer.
James A. Henderson, of the same Express, fur
nished us on Thursday evening with copies of the
Irish News, Boston Journal, N. Y. Citizen, Gin
cinnatti Commercial, N. o. Delta, Pictorial Plea
yune, Nick-nax, Yankee Notions and files of Cal
ifornia papers. Thanks.
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In another column will be found the advertise
ment of the HAUN House Marysville. Thishouse
is entirely new, and is one of the finest hotels in
California. We advise people visiting the Bay
City from the north, to give this house call and
iudpe for themselves
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Attempted Shooting at Marysville.

Wm. Wolfe attempted to shoot a man named
McGee, on the 18th inst, at Marysyille. The
ball struck McGee in the cheek, wounding him
slightly, Wolfe, McGee and man named Barnes
were arrested. We have not yet learned the par
ticulars. McGee is said 10 have formerly resided
in Ibis County
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Native Tobacco.

Charley Clements, Of Taylor's Flat, presented
us, upon our recent visit to his place, with a
package of Tobacco raised by him on the Flat
near his house. We find it most excellent fer
smoking, and equal if not superior to any smoking
tobacco we have had in the county, Mr. Glenn
ents has large quantity Of it growing this year.
1t appears to be thriving, and promises an abun-
dant Weld
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1856.

Fe,s-E.. p. FISHER, is our authorized agent
In San Francisco, to obtain advertisements and
subscriptions.
g;Ss~M Mr.. L. G. JosIIN is our authorized Agent
to solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements at
Lewiston, Bates Ranch, Ridgevlle, and at other
points on his route.
Es-S. W. RAyEIEy, is our regularly authorized
Agent to solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements
al Canon city.
5ss-Siuglt copies of the Journal, IN ,ordppers,
for the Atlantic Mail, can be had at the publica-
tiun c1icc
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-19

Mr.. j. A. MYRICK, the Shasta and Marysvlle
Messenger of Wells, Fargo & Co.. will accept our
thanks for copies of Marysvlle Herald and Extra,
Express and hnq1rer furnished us through F. W.
Blake Co, containing late and important news.
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The Yreka Atfrav.

The excitement occasioned in Yreka by the
homicide on the Fourth, we learn from the Yreka
Union, has subsidized
Mllhouse was being examined before magis-
trate at the latest dates
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Rhodes & Co.'S Express.

To the clerks of this Express we are under OBJ
legations for the following papers by the Golden
Age North Western Gaz., Cleveland Plaindeal-
er, N o. Delta, N. Y. Citizen, New Haven Reg,
N. Y. Herald Tribune and Times, Gin. CONNER
cial, Louisville Jour, and BallOu's Pic
Dan Bennett, has also furnished us with the
Yreka Union, extra, and files of this State papers,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

TIE Rev c. '. Anthony will preach in the Dis
trict School house on Sunday morning next Ser
vices to commence at l05 o'clock.
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TALL TMoTHY.-We saw some heads of timo-
thy few days since, grown on the ranch of Stur-
devant Co., Trinity river, measuring over u
irehes 10 length
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NOTICE,

Ua:ii the completion of the brick building in
course Of erection on our old stand, the JOURNAL
Office has been removed to Comstock l. Martin
Cora! house.
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Fire in the Mountains

The mountains are on fire in every direction,
about our town. The air is filed with smoke and
at night the illumination Of the surrounding hills
is fine.
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-19

WE are indebted to Hon. John b. Weller of the
U. S Senate, for new map of Central America
just issued at Washington Also, for valuable
public documents
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-19

MEssRs BoNTIcoU & Co. have temperately cooled
us during the week with sundry bottles of Sarsa-
parilla and Soda Water.
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-19

"GRANITE" and OUACHITA."-You commu-
nications arrived too late for publication.
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Tue crops on the ranches along the Trinity look
we'll, end psou:ise 81 ah0pdsn. yi0]d thip season.
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vi $-E

Mr. B, L. WARRINER has erected one Of the best
bridges we have seen in the County aeross the
Trinity at Big Bar
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08

A E,cnpv YEAR. - There were
seventy three battles fought during
tho year 1865. with nm average loss cf
one thousand men in each moro
than 900, 600 soldiers are estimated
10 have persisted by disease and by
battles, The battles average more tl,an
one week II is one Of the bloodi
oct years IN modern history
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08

STATE or LptttstANA-pnr,.e y,
Etsf BAros ncree-S'xrn lnr,cts,
D,sre,ct Ccner.--fn the hlsttnt If th.
succession If M.rt 4 Ktrtr,.,,,
DECD. lNc.. 4od Probate"
~ VIRTUE II commission, i.sr"d
- IN the above succession, and ~ mr.
t!nected f'ctt, .he Hontsble Sixth lul;c;s,
rstf'et Court In ard r., the Parish .rd
state aforesaid; I viii, ny virtue ri ssiJ
cc'rW'ss'sn, cfFer AZ rvt1;e cal. nm H..
premises svheeecn the der'd last ,ss;.,ed
on tho Highlands, al shmt 81. r,;l.s .,st
Of the CITY n Baton Rt,ce -,
SATURDAY. tath any ~ tv,. ,esc
~ "'clcrk,a- NJ, of said day, ',e r,,r.,
~ hereinafter setfcrth and dese,;.sa J..
longing :" The Succession n Mary X E,;.,
peter, late cf said Parish, deed l., Ill
EIVA--" neg1b wct'an INT s,,,,,,,,
aged about 40 years, and two ehil,l,er Il,
LEWIS yeats, an1 pH1Lttr, 6 ye,,s.
VA MFTDN-s negt, ,rsn u ve,,s
EDWARDS negro bcy, ~ ysa,s.
ELIZABETH u wars;
avt!l Wa negro woman, ~ years
am child SARAH, j months ,fl
Also The following personal st,pe,,v
o'ne ','nse y lot Of farming utensils Ln,ss
hold anti kitchen furniture. Tn the f,,,w
'"g terms and conditions. viz.
Ihe s'aves h, rne eth rash, The b,Isoce
payable in three equal Instruments t,lI;,u
dine respectively. IN The first dsy NJ M.,cL
1851 first day n March 1853. FIRST dey ~
March 1850 Each INSTRUMENT. !, L..,
six pet cent interest. from The dsy If s,le
until maturity, and If NOT then ,,,pe,u,Ily
.'n, 70 heat eight per cent interest from
maturity until, paid Purchasers 10 rive
""tes will, Aeod personal security ard
specisl mortgage reserved ppcn the slaves
scd, until the tnl ard final payment, ami
the personal property fpr CASH
mays n. v. EAEtN Sheriff
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08

Mr. Jefferson. IT were an oceah of
FIRE Mot TO prevent the people on
The other side, from landing upon cur
l,espitabls shores, but 10 mark line
over which tbe;, religion aud their
laws could not pass, for they are Al
wat with us, and directly opposed 10
our institutions.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08

Tue UIN,pv ~ EAFe-A Western
poet, says The Knicke,boeket. compo.
e'| the following in just one bovr by a
Connecticut clock. There ean be M
danger while there is SO much "spe,it"
IN the "o',ntry
What bnst This glr,;m,s Ur;cn ~.
An gc n darwin triggers,
I"et ~, 'h"n'lerin' Parcel of
E'oa"cirs'eA uiece's1
The eaeel ri A,nntily.
That fine a"'"ee HE sese
Ar thfuwe,' sln buddy British l;cn
K"' slump nrcn his knees
Say sh.Il ,vn ,enl him i'm ftr,u lin.
VIZ" wine WIN way, an WIN fcthes
Ar "vt,T serre''t pin feather
4 hyin' ~ the cthe,1
y can't he did
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08
THE MAGIC CORN AND goB m,tt.

VI'HE MAefC CORN AND CrRD fttL ia .rre,
! icr 70 eny heresofo,. offered ftr HRtNpiNr
FEED ron sfOnE twin Grind ,r.,,v ,,,s s,,.
~ stock feed per hcrr, with the power ~ tre
nrle ~ " vii, grind six bnshel. ~ ne meal
-, hour ~ six bushels tfec,n ami ecs X .t,ek
tsed per hour, With the pnwAr u nra rS=fta
TN. MAGIC VIII was patented IN sep,.tn
predecessors '''
~. prices viii h. fcrnd N be mn RI I,~.r than
other mills II 'rfs,irr 1uaty r,r sale nv
SAMUEL LDORE, 7, 2 anI q Front JeysA
New Orleans
Agent for the scture,s
~ The above described Nil, a., 10 .s., ..
~ store cfH. N. Washington \ o.. thrreh -
'"cket'. ND stsnh) Bston RcpsA. Who .,a me
agents Tor The sale ~ the SANE The mill e,n h..
furnished At snv landing IN the river, between
view Orleans and esycr sars, for freight
"ct"Hehs mny7lv
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08

trusNtous 0iocs Esc.rewe,,-An
esraPement particularly designed fo,
cl'cks' and other time keepers, which
sre intended to run a long time with
mi w'n1icg-h's been invented by Mr..
" X ReynclJs. II New York I.
consists IN ~ eseapement lever, whcse
point works in spiral groove or screw
th'ead. in ~ upop The staff of The bal
a"e", The latte. heirg' arranged per
r'n1innlatly to The atbcts If The lever,
aud ese'pement wheel. Apple1 10 a
common dry tloek, The latte, will mn
n week without winding. while an
e'ghtday piecp win only require To be
Eo'md nnre A month. Year clicks
"'n ''sf' he produced with equal fsc;li
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08

DRM lhANbPRF, having purchased .tr
!r'rrs the's friends ard The rtthlic generally the.
-sv hsee irs' received frr'u New Orleans I, IL -.
Assortment ~ imported Serars n III brand.
pires NJ ~ .r'ts NJ. I assorted t%A-i.u ,na
smoking Tobacco Imported tigatettsS md .ls,
'hH hest Mslee..s SCARS. All orders frcr, IN.
cnur.ty profnp'fs attended 10. ''V'' '''
fhe Yrnne America Cigar Store sclirits .bs,.
81 public patronage
D nprY
sp.aotf tVAs HpANtppr
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08
Fresh .nrrtvuIs.

IUST RECEIVED and f,r sale nv Tho
- subscribers, successors II s. N. Hart
h Go.
900 Bushels prime T. heavy st. touis Os'<
40 Hbls. Meshanic h pink eye Potatoes.
% Bb|s. Fancy 81. Louis Flour
may7-H BAREEE h BENJAMIN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08
NEW ARHtvAL- nHEss mans,
Ar THt PHILADELPHIA CHEAP sraas

Az TIVE PHILADELPHIA CHEAP STORE,
uSI received by steamer Grenada, an
- other assortment Of The above goods con-
s'st'ng of Striped Black Cbajley, plain
PLAID II striped black barreges, plain h fig
urea 'ancy c"pd tba||eys in dress patterns,
p'a'" Il bounced EaUeges, Organizes .Jsco-
nets and SWISS Muslin. Also, beautiful
assortment If trimmings ribbons, 4c., all Of
which ore bought At auction ant will be
s"'o az very low P1ces. mays
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08
Em's",dery aud Pattern Cmttpns.

WE LADIES Of Eaton Rouge, are re-.
4 specft'lly informed that Miss Guild
- now At the Harvey House, where she
proposes t., teach the elegant art of en-.
hro'dery Also new style Of cutting snd
"tf"g dresses, rnattillas, etc, BY an IN
erIibg hart of her own invention calaed
. he Crystal Palace Chart" This is the
Only systematic rule for cutting ladies'
dresses Miss Guild, may be seen at the
Harvey House.
may c-tC
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08
d9t gailgg 0tomet.
BATON HOU9E,.:":"MAy g, 1859.

Vcsy v'a'u' r"y s"S+ "co"' A'S "V'"s u"
in wind to blow no hody, gco1,' .,
"Ds m III wind that bicms M body
gccd" The lcca' papers ate ic1eb
tel to nothing more than The wind
aud the rain for local items IT inter
est II either raips mt NJ all Or rains
hco much " two hasl. cr not had
enough. aud when " does, of course
;t's the business IT The local press te
;nfotm the public. else how would
they otherwise find II cnt' II ia "m
pleasing yet unpleaaot 'lvtv 10 ;ofc,,.
che public. that yesterday Wednesday.
mctoing; tie day came in with Ph~-
hts in the morn flashing and dash
ing about The electric nuid, as though
II were cheap eemt-cdity in the mr.
iverse, and tattlirg the thundets IN
such A manner ~ IN lead one IN 10
Geve that il actually costs rctb;oy to
make such noise. About half pest
ten, the clouds beceue tore east -
a pceticsl e,ptession.---'rhe wind
shcttly after. came bcwling Down.
from the north west, making the tree
tops kiss the earth, Al the corner ot
Lafayette mud Laurel s,s., n house
The property Of M. J. Huguet- stands
occupied hy Nless,s. Gtllman 4
Weilman. New Orleans Cheap
Store" Just here. the wind aforesaid.
put on some flirting airs; got into
Polka motion, and wheeling round and
round, II gently lifted cE the gable
end Of the aforsaid New Orleans cheap
store. and landed Il in Tie street lpJow
The building was insured $500 not
however, ag;,,st the wind aud ,he rain.
Here we throw down the gauntlet
10 our confreres; II they can make
any more, out Of this local incident,
let them d. Il.
Another ErAR UoNe 1T il with
solid and substantial regret. that the
painful duty threets itself upon US. 81
ehronicl'ng the disappearance Of an
ether Star bright and particular"
from the political armament. THE
Caftoi'to" Star" has gcne down, dis
in re'at of fact-~f act
forever. The Carrcltcn. was Star
Of the first magnitude. and as lcss-cr
rather the loss Of its light to the mum
dane Democracy Of Catrc|lton. cannot
sow be very we'll calculated.
In the neck Of Taurus, the bull,
there is--cr rather wcs, A cluster Of
seven. all Of them together have new
sr had the influence on human affairs
that the Carrc'lton has; and yet years
agc one Of the eevsn put on the gar
nent Of invieib'lity. worn by 1.-The
N Mysterious Lady" and actually iisap-
peared: 4 pleiaae WAS lost The poet ]
with his eye in fine frenzy rolling |
'eised The pen. and wrote Zines: on 9
he subject, aud the musician struck
liz Tyre, and 10, the affair was i'm
pressed upon the mind in sopg-;m-
mortal cong; song that lasts. even nm
II the player quits playing. In the
)arrcllton. = star considerably larger
han Sirius the dog star. has gone .
Where are the poets to sing funeral t
Urge in immortal strains, (ours is out '
{ town). In nnguided preambulations Il
t the Comet-our orbitless path over $
pace and time We have run against =
he Star At Carrollton, but never got ri
ITO it." to use vulgar but forceable b
xprcssiosA whilst tho Star has flashed 0
/ us il such manner, MS to make us "
el sersibly that there arc other H. i
linaries in the armament above."- Il