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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR


DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppanted other ontents and healing an
pcatons both the Eastern Hemspheres whsr
eyer introduced and its intrinsic true secret of II
Affections whether the canse be acct
dent OF disease
BURNS and Scalds
Are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inflammation
BY timely application Of this healer and the flesh
renewed by charm no blenash remaining
The Friend Of the Nursery.
Children are frequent from external injuries espec
ally fluid and camphene explosions therefore every ote
should this healing constantly hand It heal
sore breasts and quickly the letter or Rngwor
prevalent in children
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
achin the traveller and every other individual who's
lot throws him within the chance accident from expo
sion collision should bear in mind this Magic Ex
tractor best and only friend is portable AVID ceap
and should be his companion, friend need Their
are thousands living witnesses testify its marvellous yr
ue who their sound limbs and muscles to its saving
efficacy
The following few of the leading diseases to which
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is preventive
well as cure:
Burns, Bruises,
Bolts Broken Breasts,
Bites of Reptiles, Cancer,
Cracked Lips Chapped Hands,
Chilbains, Cramp,
Contracted Cords Chafes
Diseases Of the Skin. ErysipeIas,
Fistua, Frost Bites,
Fever Sores, Felons
Glandular Diseases,
Mereurial Sores.
Pains generally
5&& Pimples, Piles
Poison, Rheumatism,
Rashes Sores of all kinds,
Shot Wounds, Scrofula
scurvy, scsds, Scurf,
Scald Heads, Sprsins,
Small Pox, Tunors, t..,z-:-. ...
letter, Uulcers
venereal Sores, ETC., etc. z.-==s2-
Sold at the principal depos IA Broadway, New York.
and ISL Chartrss street, New Orleans by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
General Agents.
also be obtained Of all respectable druggists
chants throughout the United States and Csnadas.
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DEATH ON RATS AND reaches.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
be the safe ard effective agent ever uea o'
the destruction ofthese troublesome vermin.
Be sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND koAoh DE
SrEoYER many spurious articles eHarea or
Par sale by J. Mkieftr = w.,
.alsmkW n and ISL Chsrtsss street
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a sable descendant of Africa, by the name of
Mingo, having been at work at a distance, was met
ny hs master, on returning home, on frightfnl-
ilookng Old horse, without saddle or bride, when
the following dialogue ensued:
/. m men, hinge, how came you by that horse ~
!. 9 o, massai by him, and glib ten dollar.n
him.. So st' 'ioA'y " pay ~.
On, m mass me trade me give 'em rite down
what then n s1s - ~ o 'e''
Den. Massa-den take up that note and give
him another ~ Inv 81 So
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A few days since, in q Western court, the fol-
lowing incident took place. The lawyers inside
the bar were very noisy, holding loud converse
ton, so that the evidence Of witnesses could
scarcely be heard. The Deputy Sheriff raped
on the desk with a knife Of ponderous handle.
again raped for order. but the lawyers chartered
on. The Deputy Sheriff again brought down his
knife on the table with three tremendous raps, as
he looked daggers at the dsturbers. Look yer,n
says Col. -, a member of the bar, rising sud
denly to his feet. with remarkable gravity of coun-
tenanee, Jndge it is impossible for gentlemen to
hold conversation while that person (pointng to
the Deputy Sheril is allowed to make the noise he
does. This cool speech brought roars OF laughter,
in which, of course, the Court joined.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-25

STATE os LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the ninth day May sjJ before
me, the Undersigned Justice Of the Peace and he city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peyeau President and
Louis Barnett Secretary Of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans who being duly according law do de-
pose and that the foregoing accounts true and
transcript from the books of said company.
II. PFYGHAUD, President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this ninth day of May
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have this declared dividend
Of thirty cent the capital paid Of this Company ont Of
the net earnings of the year ending the h April 1860 pay
able in accordance with Article Twelfth Of the Charter Of said
Company to-wit;
Ten per the paid in payable on demand
the stockholders their legal representatives after til
10Th instant and the balance be credited nstalnent On
the unpaid stock notes.
H. PEYcHAUD President. f..
E@ s PLAssAN, Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-25

DIR, DAVIS

DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under It's influence the dangerous cough is removed
ting of bloed prevented the breathing Is rendered. sou
ana ha nnfrtunata ssrer is soon restored from the
awful condition of Consumption healthy and
existence
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and Retail, by
WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and ISL Ghartres street,
Sole agents for the South.
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10 bbls. Whiting;
% bbis. Paris White,
10 bbls. Chalk;
10 Sbls. Lampblack Fan
6 bbls. Pomiee Stone;
I=-===-,., - Dbl. Powdered Soapstone;
5 bbis, Putty, in badders.
White Lead; Chrome Yellow;
xermillion; Chrome Greeni
Dutch Pink; yellow ochre;
Turkey TIMBER; Vsndsf Re- B sna NJ
Drop Black; Black Paint;
c cs1shs v pTSffs; Linssss 6;
Coach Coach s yas1 M;,. oa., Spirits Tq5Pentins;
Black Leather, Machinery Oil;
1900 boxes window Glass French and American s M
Whtewash Brushes; Paint Brushes;
Shoe Bacing king Bed Pans metal metal and earthen;
e ess BFaE TIKI Tx s large large
God Issf s Mr. BStt saRpo5tss o..,
P saoS a pswdss
Ph S.is Gases; Tooth Foreeps;'
feeRe oasss Bonsss and spring ane'
sSppag eass p4Gy aP B9ss a PUMPS;
Breast Glasses; Waters Breast Cups;
Ferfamerys etc.
Cologne Water, German and American
Ia aeia Extracts Essnaets for Handkerchiefs;
Wnghts Extracts for Handkerchief;
fiaS oelgse sss Soaps;
sAaT Els a s5sa@'
rdqg &ns s5ss as;s..
Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes;
Buffalo hEsP sss kfiieeots eaiS.;
Fine Ivory Combs;
Shaving Brushes;
Bsrry's Trcepherous,
Persian Lotion; Chinese Powder; WINDSOR soap
Haasis Chalk SIalIs; ohsst'eoal Tooth Pastel;
Wv %E siaS't ddontne;
French and american Pomsdss;
Ss vinaiR rskfs sse
saponaeeous Compound.
Patent Medicines, etc.
rAa asEsEs;s vsl xsEi%sssse'
To%S Isa 5ss,sag'a5'a
sAh aos Sss1tssSsSsssssss ss.aRasll,.;
a aF5Adzf FS;FsiH S, Si':'s''
BRYAN Ryan i, Pulmonle Waters; - ~
Al WIsTAR1s Bs yssS Wild Cherry,
! DAYS, Wild Cherry and Tar;
cor S 5Ey Is2 S o Hss gsss'ss s'rt Co
| COD LIVER OIL Burnstys;
ouRRu,s COD LIVER h 81 jEhY syFun of Naples
~ :. - TH $sSsSRs Gas ss.#s,s
wRIaHTs Is indian a yegetabls Pulls; ~. ~
sAPPINgToN,s Fever and Ague Pills;
! SPENGER's Vegetable Pills;
! JAYNE'S Sanatve Pills;
F; BRANDRETHs Pills;
MoFFA 4 ST, Pills;
A'i sFsn aSRss F sl5si
THoRNs Extract
@ BROWNS Essence of Ginger;
- MoMuN'S Elixir Of opium
| ARCTIC Iinifnenf:
4 TARRANTS Asperient
DALLE ;lrs, Pain Pain Extractor;
MUSTANG Linment
i McAIIIsTER's olntrnsn,
DIR. MoRsEs Inyigorating Cordial;
LUGfNA Cordial; z5C
l e. DIR. BEARNETHYs Detergent;
DALBY's Carminative
| | IEFAEIIBI.E Cholera Remedy;
KENDALLS Cholera Syrup;
" ALExANDER's Tficobupho;
| PHALoN,s Hair Dye;
| JAYNES Hair Tonic;
-, ,n, CHRIsTAD6Ro'S Hair Dye;
WATERS Indelible Ink; :
PAPSoN'S Indelbie Ink;
| K1DDER'S Indeibe Ink;
Il .o.o. WRIGHT,s Erasive Liquids
800 g JUJUBE PASTE.
PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES, fer medic
nal purposes, constantly hand.
Merchants Planters and Physicians respectful
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine
LII Il Magazine atzest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-25

DIR. WRIGHT,S
CELEBRATED EJUvENATING ELIXIR
Prepared
the Pharmaceutical Principles By one Of the ahle
Chemists Of the age, for the cure OF
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression.
Imbecily,
Determination of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hysteria,
General Irritablity
Restlessness and
sleeplessness at Night
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss Of Appetite
Dyspepsia, 5.3
Emaciation,
Low Spirits,
Disorganizaion of the
Organs Of Generation,
-=z Palpitation of the Heart.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail. BY
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
Il and ISL Charities street,
Sole Proprietora.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-25

This invaluable medicine prepared from
practice several years in bilious climate known
curing Fever and Ague any Of the above
named.
Those who suffering affections this kind as also
those nvalds from their upon the con-
stution will find the INDIA gH0LAGOGUEa most inyan
remedy purifying the blood and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
wonderful effects of Choagogue Graduating bile from
the human system only explain its extraordinary agency
speedy thorough and permanent of
and the various grades Of intermittent and remttent eyers
tested in thousands of cases. pronounced BY
all who have used IT, greatest Fever and Aena
remedies extant.
Be sure and ask for DR. oSGoOD,S INDIA EHoLAGOGuE
as there are many counerfeits offered for sale.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL propeors
prices by
q and 15l Chartres street,
General Agents
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NoTIcE TO CARPENTERS AND BUnppRs

PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoARDING.
Both Rough and Dressed from the very hes, YER Jow
ana timber for sale in lots to suit purchasers
Mt the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. ssaesss
fels fy STAR FLAMING ,uIIs NJ.
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aar etlans Aalls etssat f.day gtanls, aag 25 $3.50
j. WRIGHT & co.
WINER's CANADIAN TERMIFUGE

An EDICAL. H.. .tIEDICAI4..,..... MEDICAL
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REAL scHE1DAm sCHNAPPs.

/
ETC., ETC., etc.
highly recommended by many Of the most eminent phy
clans throughout the excellent agreeable
aye and admitted eecuay all diseases the Urinary
ogans peculiarly adapted to the of females and
children.
AS no other article offered that is justly entitled
the Of the
Real Schefdam Schnapps,
public purchase but the genuine article
called
Real scheidam schnapps.
Each bottle will bear signature of the proprietor and
other is genuine without it.
For Orleans wholesale and retail at proprietoft
prices by -.
II and Isl Ghattres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-25
DIR. osGooD,s INDIA cHoLAsoeUE

-cuREs-
Ague Chs and Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Remittent Ferers Liver Complaint. Jaundice,
iargement of the Liver Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES. W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-25

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. co..
OF NEW ORLEANS
Pursuant with the requirements their Charter GREs
CENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY make the fol-
lowing statement:
Amount of Premiums received for the year ending
aoth Of Jnne, 1852. ss752l2 IL
Amounts of Premiums July 1855 22o9 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-25

This il tho only remedy against Worms In the hnai
framehings that fatal and destructive to children
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New Orleans, May %, 1850.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

Bosfos NArtRAt lIisroRY Socisfy.
The report upeu The last page, Of
The first March meeting Of The Hes.
ton Natural History Society, oohs
taips important matters for the con.
sidefatioh Of scientific then, and
will be found Instructive ~ the
general reader. The Society ipelu.
des IN its rank some n the leading
mindr If New England, and the
information elioited IN their semi.
monthly gatherings adds greatly 10
The stock Of knowledge in The de.
paftments Of science 10 which they
ate devoted.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

GPsAsH an ANriborE ron Apstste.
N Blondlot. Of Nancy tFrapee)
has called attention to very eur.
ions Genealogical fact. namely. that
greasy matters have the power Of
diminishing considerably the solu.
bi'ity Of afssnnions acid. either in
pure water ~ in acid and alkaline
liquors. Thus. IN contact with
gtease. The poisonous proprietnts
of afseninus acid are very mneb
decreased. aud at tho sam. time.
IL becomes more difficult ~ render
it's presence evident by chemical
reactions. A very slight quantity
of greasy matter. according to NJ.
Blondlofs experiments. reduces
the solubiliiy # srsenious acid g.
lslbth or l.20th If what il ia when
in a pure state. This explains why
arsenic. taken in tho form of pow
der. remains sometimes for con.
siderable time IN tho body with.
out producing injury. IL explains
also how IL is that. IN cases Of poia.
oning by arsenic. this substance
has not been readily detected in
snob portions Of tho body OF tho
ailments which contain much grease.
II seems 10 teach us, also, that
cream. for instance. is an excellent
antidoto for arsenious acid Nor.
gngni tells us, Ia his writings. that,
IN his time. tho Italian boaimon
used 10 estonisb the bystanders
by swallowing. without hurt. large
pinches Of afsonious acid. having
taken tho precaution beforehand
OF drinking n quantity Of milk or
eating some greasy matter. As
soon as the public had retired they
got rid of the poison by vomiting.
London photographic Nens.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

HE-AtFEARAScH or fnt BEAVER on
fnF CoAsf or gtoReiA.=Ths last is.
sue # the Spirit ef The Times contains
the following. furnished by their sa-
vannah correspondent
think your readers will feel soms
pleasure IN hearing That The industfi.
OTIS little beaver he's te.appeafed on
The Atlantic ebasi. Throughout the
counties 81 Georgia. bordering ppon
The sea. there are numerous embank-
behts ~ The low grounds. which have
beet ase,ibed by tradition 10 the beas
vetsl but many years have elapsed
since my living specimen ~ that ahi.
nal he's been seen in The State within
less than two hundred miles of The
senboatd
Last year . pals beaver wss shot
by NJ John l.. Coupet, IN glyhn Go,
Georgia. upon the Ten Mile Creek.
which empiies into Tie Altamaba iivs
or, about fifteen miles above lie mouth
The animal measured thirty sis inches
from tip ~ tip. md weighed forty
pounds. During The lest summer a
beaver dsm appeared in the same 10
cal'iy. stretching ACROSS The swamp in
which the creek heads fYf The space
II aLout a third of y mile One 90.
tfeniiy uf The dam rests upon the
outside bank Of u rice plantation. the
ether upon The high ground on the
opposite side 81 The swamp. In II.
ding over The bank of The ,iee field.
Recently, fet The purpose Of essmin.
ing the beaver dam. my horse went
through ri one spot and upun die
mounting found that 81 that point
there was an excavation IN The body
Of The rice field bank sufficiently large
~ accommodate q pointer dog ~ The
Usual size This excavation was i'm.
mediately above The dam Of the ben.
vets. aud was evidently The den ~
one uf them. I have not ne yet die.
coveted any formal "house" built by
them of logs, md think Il probable
that none exists. as The rise banks n.
ford ihein The desired shelter The
beaver dam is about two feel in height
The saline thing can be SAID lor The
Mississippi. At This point A few brief
yeats ago, there was y regular beaver
tell party in this place, aud they wefe
supplied monthly from The waters of
the Mississippi. but. now. alas ! they
have all gone, TO sup with The just.
The shyness and sbfewdness. Of this
animal, is all that keeps bis nesh out
Of the market
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

TnE WAY or THE TRAsseHtssoa.
One of the performers in the bouid
tragedies Of tho 'Robcspiero period
has just met n dismal end nj the age
OF ninety.seven A vagrant and n
bcggar for tho last forty years, Lam
retz, being known as Tablitz Le Bar.
bu, sought and got shelter n short time
since at the Preside ofa peasant in tho
hamlet Of st. Symphorien, near Ly-
ons. Left aloue he was struck with
epilepsy, aud fell headlong into tho
grazier. He had been factotum 10
the mlscreant Carrier ia executing the
famous Noyades ut Nantes, when hun
dreds Of Bretons were plunged into
tho Loire in patches aud han dcufIs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
Approved 81 April. 1860.

nsa-A grand Masonic ball has
been held at Pora, Constantinople,
under the patronage of Sir Henry
Bulwer. which was numcrously at.
tended by the members of tho or.
der. who appeared in full Masonic
costume. aud walked about in eve.
~ grade of mystic costume. from
the modest ehecpskin apron Of tho
novice TO the gorgeous habiliments
of the bedizenod rouge croix.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

ErfEers OF lNeHAfirrbF.-.Mr Bolts
is suffering from The effects of in
gratitude, Tho Richmond Wbis
has abandoned aud now aasaila
him. scolds him. rates him soundly
Mt Bolts. ia his disgust a.d woun.
died. sehsibility, announces hia with
drawl from politics, The follow.
ing IN an extract from his letter,
shall offend In like manner no
more, the imp, udepoies" of tho
party, which have fallen chiefly an
my shoulders in this State for the
iast twenty years, and which have
placed me in the position ur being
foremost IN very fight and hind.
most at every feast. | eheprfuHy
aud gladly resign 60 any one of m.
numerous wellqualided persona
who,may desire to occupy Il hence.
forth the he,d lighting Of the party
WIZ have 20 he done. aud the how
blows of the Democracy will have
TO be received. by somebody elsn.
who may relish aud enjoy IL. if thew
do not profit by Il, none than /
have done.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
lla,Ip c5a1tttr anO q omtt.

sAFos nopens
sAtuppAT.,......:..i.., ArRtt "A. iseg.

o. BRoksF "A email party u
gents fton this cilp. weht down to ai
tend The Inauguration ofthe Clay stat
Ne. Having arrived soen 10 The mefns
ing they concluded. the best way TO
dispose II The surplus time would be
60 take something refreshing 10 The
first place. ahl IN The second, eah
1'hpta was no dissenting vuiep 81 The
cab was hailed. ani all hands got IN
to take . running look. ri Crescent
CITY things Presently they rame into
Canal street The gentleman ~ The
fynt seat having already asked The
"Cah" several questions. exclaimed
"Ah that's The great statue I Supposed
Why dent they uncover ~ thought
" was tn 10 ~ hrpnseir The "Cah"
was NOT directly addressed. hui 70
rlied mo sit. . simple inisiake--ihp
statue is Of CLAY" The gentleman
ON the front seat said no more but
vas observed 10 ash tvf the addition
of two drops of peppermint in his
next cocktail
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

nay Sir Moecs Montciorc. the
distinguished member Of the Jew.
ish faith in England. has address.
cd 20 n Jewish citizen of Washing.
ton n letter, handsomely ackuowl.
cdging his deep sense Of tho liber.
ality of our House Of Representa-.
tives in inviting n minister of the
ancient faith to offer prayers at the
opening of the House on the frat
ultimo. on which day tho election
of a Speaker was effected.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

MISSOURI AND irs GovgRSoR. The
action of Gov. Stewart. of Missouri,
IN vetoing the railroad appropria.
ton bill, meets with the diaappro.
patton OF many persons besides the
railroad men. Both houses of the
Legislature adjourned on the both
@"c die, but the Governor refuaca
to recognize their right to adjourn.
as there was not "a quorum pres.
ont. aud issued a proclamation.
commanding them TO meet again
on Monday next, which il treated
with perfect contempt by most Of
The members, nearly all Of whom
have returned TO their homes.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

MOVEMENT or TRoors WfnrwApn
The New York Journal of Com.
meree, of the 9th, says,
The transfer of troops ordered
from this station and Newnn,, c,s
the department. of the Wcst is No,
intended for special service. I'm,
only to GIL up deficiencies in tho
ath and 9th Infantry. and the ID
Artillery, scattered about Wash.
,eg'on Territory, Oregon and Cal.
norma, Two hundred and eighty
men, divided into four companies,
arc called Tor, of whom about one
hundred and fifty will be supplied
IRON Fort Columbus, and the 9th.
srs from New York. They will
leave this city on the Goth mat
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

CFRtMoHY ur rue EsuoMMptiaAfion
or Vicrop EasASppl CORES.
pendent If The Independence Beige
gives The following account ur the
ceremony 10 he performed IN case
the Pope should resolve ~ eteom.
municate The King % Sardinia
The ceremony will take place In
SO Pelet's Church. with great
pomp, All the Cardinals viii he
present the whole church will he
hung with black. The eruciH, will
be yelled. aud torches Of yellow
wax viii be lighted aud eslihsuish.
cd one eItet The other fhe,p will
he q grand procession of oil the
muhaslic orders 90 Rome. who will
afterwards depart for their monas
telies aud converts. chanting the
Misetete ne they pass through the
city The persons who eivs mo
this Information does not think
that the sentence bf exenmmnniea.
ton viii be pronounced hy tho
Fupe himself, but by Cardinal 60
ieeted iut Sat purpose.
A great deal Of sound and fury
signiISihg=hotbiug The day for
A.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

Noftiisg ~ kitt Hia WtH-A
young lieutenant ~ cavalry writing
from his eainp IN Texas ~ the Wash.
ingtoh National tnisiiiesaese. gives
al account n HE reneuhtte with
Camanehe. With q party Of then
the officer was pursuing srme tlisv
ing Indians lie rame ~ 20 band
aud engaged with . lusiy Warrior
who dropped from his Nurse aud at
tempted iY make his ESCAPE on foot.
but says The lieutenant. II dis.
mounted and followed his moeasin
traek and ilhallY came 80 little
pfecipice. down which I saw lis
tpd blanket. which he bad dropped.
Clambeting down that | picked NJ
and ssamined his blanket, was
Then within sis If him and did not
know II. Seeing where he had jump
81 down another little descent Ivy
ledge II rotks, jumped down also,
and 10 80 Instant he sprung npon
the. leaping IN The ait and alighiing
with HE breast Upon my head He
had az arrow in his bow, the sharp
point of which he placed against
ny breast hut, Just 90 hn shot. |
snrang nne side and The arrow pass
ed Though the sleeve u my Goat
Graphing with him ! wtenched bic
bow out If his hands. aud. taking
my pistol. belabutpd him across HE
head aud eyes. Finding, however,
that he pressed me 81 tight that I
cuull not get chance tU cock my
revolver. dropped ~ and. seising
him with both hands near the waist,
raised him high above the ground.
tipped him. and fol- with my whole
weight upon him but then I was
IN q uuandry. Here was on top.
holding down, breast Upon breast.
. live Camanchp. aud u very clip.
perry one. tth nothing 10 rim hin eiih !
Fortunately iust then one Of my
men came up aud assisted IN hold
him until could get my pistol.
when soon sent him to his happy
hunting gtound tu ieirin his com-
rahipns"
That's about as poetic as ptose
generally gets to be, The idea of
a voting lieutenant throwing a Ga.
msnehe over HE head. and holding
him down. until some one could
eome with pistol 10 kill him. 10
new We would not believe it. If
any body else had told the story
This young lieutenant ought to be
advanced 10 a Major Genefalsbip.
Wbef's Dr. Wipdship7