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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

I ~ Marion Beelsr has been promoted
to the Csptaincy Of Company B. 18th
Kansas. in place Of Capt. Haverkorst,
who resigned on account of i'll health.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

] ~ One paper says that the horse
thieves, Melvin and Canon. were hung st
Mt. Pleasant. Atcbison County. Ano-
ther alleges that they were hung at Ken
nekuk. It Is certain that they were hung.
last week. ct Highland. Truly, they
have been we'll hung
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

~ ~ A Missouri Bottom thsologist has
ssesrtainsd Why Balsan was stopped By
the angel. He ssys Bslaam had been
out Jsyhawking.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

OH From Sunday morning until
Tuesday night. ws had an almost con-
slant rain, with wind from the esst
Everything hes been pretty veil drsash-
Cd. and there is not much danger Of q
failure Of crops. from drouth.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

WoFrH CoNslDERlNa.-Good diet
makes beslthy children and healthy
adults. Good Sslerstus helps to make
nutritious. healthy diet. Hence use De-
Land & Co.'S Chemical Saleratus. as it
is perfectly pure. and better than Soda
for oil purposes. For sale BY oil Whole
sale Grocsrs in Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

~ The Dutch who come from Am
stsrdsn. Rotterdam. Postsdsm. and Saar-
dam. are known q the dam Dutch.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

~ The Kansas Colorsd regiment is
to be paid ct last. The officers srs to
receive the same pay - officers in white
regiments. and the privatss ten dollars
per month. The Psymastsr 10 now on
his way to the regiment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

~ A paper called the Anglo -Afri.
can. colored organ. says there are now
$4,000 negroes in the Federal army. and
that the number will bs increased to
so. 900 by those organizing in Banks
Department. Wherever they have an
opportunity. they do the very best Of
fighting. -. ls-s.,.,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

~ Many Of the papers. in speaking
Of the Infamous Ohio traitor. vsllsulig-
ham. call his name Valland;.9hsm.
There is no ding to him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

~ Perysburg. Ohio. must bs .
staviag place. Several schoonen clear
from that port every week. laden with
slaves.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11
A ~Dluis.ry Neces.fty.'' -

One day last week. . squad Of Missou-
ri Enrolled Militia came to this place.
and destroyed every skiff to b found
bsrs. not even spsring the ons belonging
to the feny bost. We understand thsir
excuse wss, that rebels were in the habit
Of escaping BY means Of skifs from Mis-
souri. without psying their tax. and that
Col. Harding had ordered oil on the riv-
OF to Be sunk. But they could show no
written order to that effect. The Lieu.
tenant Who eoumsndsd the squad. ssid
hs bad verbal orders from Cspt. Hart. Of
Orssou: bot the latter cannot show his
orders. We suspect there was another
cause for the oct. Capt. Hart is rebel
In feeling. and has only been prevented
by policy from being one in action. He
wss appointed to the command Of the
Holt County Militis. (ovsr Capt. Bss'
kins, who was entitled to it. throush sh
the inhussos Of certain seeds" over
tbers, who hsvs not been able to sleep
soundly. lest some rebel should be hurt.
A good many niggers have left Holt
County and come to this place. and these
sham Union men saw 6ne opportunity
70 take revenge upon White Cloud.
The skiH Of the ferry boat Was pub
lie necessity. and was chartered. Many
Of the destroyed skis belonged to citi-
ssns who were engaged in logging. and
to the ssw-mills. where they were abso-
lutsly necessary in removing RATS from
the river. Kansas is in Gen. Blunt's
Department, and We cannot zee BY what
authority even the commander Of the De.
partment Of Missouri could cross into
this Department to commit depredstions
upon the property of loyal citizens. much
less . company of local militia. commsn.
dsd BY . rebel. Had . band crossed
from Kansas into Missouri and done the
same thing. they would have been called
thieves or Jsyhswkers. "-.''.
A word Of advice to the people Of
White Cloud. may not be smiss bsrs.
The skiai belonged generally to persons
who never engaged in nor countenanced
Jsybswking; but If we do not want sus-
picion to attach to our place. and acts Of
revenge to follow. there must be less en-
couraging and bsrboring of thieves than
in times past. 1t is not . week since
suspicious characters were lying about
town. whom everybody felt confident
were horse-thisves. although there was
no positive evidence to establish the fact.
While they were here. horses were stolen
in Missouri. and swan across the river
near this place. A horse was stolen from
. doctor. while on . visit to . patient.
and wss tracked to the river. nearly op-
posits here. Every ones mind is settled
- to who were the thieves. yet they must
have had assistance or directions from
persons who were better acquainted about
here than themselves. These fellows were
permitted to stay until they disposed Of
their stolen property. and saw Ct to leave
Of thsir own accord. II town does all
in it, power to deserve . bad name. il
will b sure to get it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

~ The greet and sIl.sbsorbing quss-
tion now agitasins this community Is /:
|" WIZ done u -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

~ The proceedings Of ths Union
meeting 1t Oregon. came too late for
ths wesk.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11
THE VERY LATEST.

CAIRo, June 7, 10 2. n.-Ste inner Alice Dean
Captain Pepper. bringing Vieksburg dates "a
Thursday. and Memphis dates of yesterday ?.
H., arrived this evening.
An oificer Of the Alice Dean reports e very.
thing progressing as usua: in r. rear of vicks.
burg. The sappers and miners were still bur.
rowing the hilsides. The gunboass and NOR.
tar boats are still operating in front, and new
siege guns bad opened ire on Thursday, as had
been anticipated, bot with what success, was
not ascertained. raH at s.H r.r 90. -ra
Our sharpshooters still command the rebel
works 10 the rear, and the rebels are not a.
lowed TO show their heads without becoming
targets for hundreds of rifles. @'r....'|
The general position Of Grants army re.
mains unchanged. The advanced regiments
are being daily relieved, and fresh ones take
their places. Gen. O,terh,us is at Big Black
river to hold Johnston in check should he at.
tempt movement. Johnston's force, It ID
supposed. is not over 10000 reliable fighting
men; but he Is reported to have 10000 con.
scripts of all ages at Eutaw. Miss, and abou.
the same number near Jackson.
Deserters report the rebels in the besieged
.ity as reduced to one ration per day. consist.
ing Of thirteen ounces Of meat and meal, and
greatly demoralised in other respects.
The sanitarv condition Of GIANTS army is
good.
The Alice Dean took down goods. Her cap
tain say. they have no more room for hopital
stores, for the sick AMI wounded have more
than needed. Ne,rIy all the wounded having
been taken up to Memphis. they are well sup
piled with everything.
CINCINNATI, June 7.-1he Adams Express
Company have advices from their superinten.
dent at Memphis to the 81. The rebels burned
the gunboat Cincinnati on Friday. A bearer
Of dispatches from Psmbsrton to Johnston was
captured Thursday. The dispatch states sha,
their forage is all gone. the men on quarter "a.
tions. their ammunition nearly exhausted, and
they cannot hold out ten DAYS.
On Friday Grant ordered every gun to throw
shell into vicksburg one hour. Three shous.
and six hundred we're safely lodged in the city,
but with What effect 10 NOT known.
WAsHrscroS, June THE Government TO-
night n eeived oiiciai dispstehss from vieks
burg to the ID inst. which, while stating the
siege continues. makes 20 mentisn of startling
importance. .r.I. -e. .r- .c..
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ONE DAY LATER.

MsnPHrs, June S. via CArao, June THE
City of Memphis has arrived from Young's
Pint. She left on Wednesday. ID inst Capt
r. R. Hopkins. of the 30th Missouri, states
that firing was going on all round our lines,
Tuesday. at intervals Of FIVE minutes. Gen
Grants mounting heavy guns to operate against
the enemy in his rear. The guns are 30-poun :
der PARROTS and 32-pounier siege guns.
Orders we're issued on Tuesday for batteries
already in position to open on the enemy 4
works on Wednesday morning.
Blair's division returned on Monday from an
expedition to Yazoo City, whittier he vent by
an interior route. He encountered 1000 of the
enemy, mostly militia, which fed at his ap
proach. A few prisoners were taken. General
Blair captured 1000 head of cattle.
Gen. Grant is said not to be apprehensivc oi
any serious demonstration in his rear on &C.
count Of the enemys want of transportation.
A great fire occurred in vicksburs on Mon
day night. The FIRE is said to have originated
from the explosion Of a shell. It ragged most
fercely around Washington square, It is sup.
posed that the finest portion of the city is ia
ruins. ..r..,.s .t-...-.-.. ..-.
Gen. McClernand il is reported has been pu.
under arrest for disobediencs of orders. and
Gen. Washburn has been ordered below to tax q
command of his division. .a..-...
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11
FROM PORT HUDSON.
The Siege Of rh.. stronghold.

Capture Of a Battery Of Six Siege GnBs
Rebels Drivea isto the HLast Ditch''
Desperate Fixhting OF the IS South.
ern Recruits''-PartiaI List Of Casual.
tiey.- pr ~ ari &ss -fcatlLUE sss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11


WALNUT HiIIs, vickssoao. via YAzoo Rv-
IN, TUESDAY ,. = June 2, via CArso. June 7.
The siege Of vicksburs is progressing favo-
rably. Heavy essnonadiog is kept up ss inter
walls night and day. The enemy does not re-
ply.
Troops are arriving d.ily from aboye, and
heavy siege guns are being placed in position
80 reduce the rebel works.
Gen. Blair's expedition has returned without
the loss of a single man. Fifty or sixty miles
of county, from the Big Black to Yazoo. and
eleven miles below Yasoo City, were secured
BY our troops. Several bridges. srist mills.
tan.yaris and cotton gia,. used 70 grind corn,
we're destroyed; also large quantity Of cotton
marked "C.S. A." Some Of the latter vas
hauled into our lines for hospital and defensive
The country towards Yszoo City is teeming
with agricultural riches. Cattle, sheep and hay
abound, and aourishing crops Of eern. oats.
wheit and rye, are seen on every side. Hun
dreds of negroes ssamoeisd at the approach Of
our trDops and followed the q into our lines.
glad to escape their rebel masters clutches.
Joe Johnston has not vet been heard from,
definitely. and is il supp sed h. cannot raise .
force sufficient n attack Gen. Grant. -.r.,s
The weather is extremely hot, but the nigh Is
are pleasant and refreshing. ia,a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11
FROM WcKsBuRe.


The Siege Progressing Favorably-Re.
inforcements Arriving Daily-Saccess
ofGeneral BlaiTss Expeditioa-Prep.
aratioas for Rear Defesses - The
Great Fire On Mosday-Rsmored Ar.
rest Of Gen. 4eCleraana for Disobedt.
ence. ~. - -. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11

u Some Copserhesd papsrs profess so~
lieve that the arrest and punishmeDs Of Vale.
digham q an aide and sSettor Of treason y
calculated 10 insure bis election % Ge'e''"
Of the State Of Ohio nsxt fall. According
the sane rule. il JsK Davis should b s.p'sr''
and eonaned in, Fort Warren for The INV
that be d, these sans oopperhead pep"
would feel coepslisd not osly TO ssa,e. !.
election - The e0es Of President ofths C"''s
sssses in 1854. bat 70 support him fef "
he also. t.rr..r afi g
u A NoslR osaxAH RssmKn.-Ins '.-
Missouri regiment, ~hiehis reported .
lost % heavily st tie recent battles 10 Az.
sippi, 10 eosposed almost estirsly Of Gef".
They vess aneag the bnvest sea q 'os
us Of Pea Ridgs. Arkansas y i IN
haas's divieios. and mas originally ." ="
nent. p! .e. !,
The present Colonel vas formerly hsJ""
Lebasop, in St. Clair cosnsy. Illinois. - -
is % beseer ashtiss resi.e.s in The ''
'os new - Ia ,ril. 5riai va a951 ...s
q n ess Il !shs bosss, u eafsn'e r.
fsso he Allegheny Arsenal. diss''essss ~.
soldiers q wheeling % "Wednesday - 49,
vas nsas isissnise ~ sscipisss q IN
sAas ~ths asssaal eisis - veil y 1'ss.
ssad thsir lsvs - ~ ssd an
Assssal sisis."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

H Tho Richmond Enquirer of the
3o.h nit, in an.art;cls upon the mill
tary and political hearing Of the contest
now raging at yicksburg. has the follow
ing significant langnage: yet some
there are, FOR a meaner type-pray God
thew be few who would see in the fall
of Vicksburg an occasion, perhaps even a
reason, perhaps they might even see an
honest and patriotic reason. for drawing
back from the extreme measure of our
proud position, and listening to com
promise, and an ''honorahlo pcec'." 1t
would seem that there is, after all a Peace
at any price" patty at the South as we'll
rs the Moth.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20
Egcferee;s Sale.

Pierce county. Circuit Court. State of Wis
comsin L. d. Newell. plaintiff. against
Hilton Doe. Louisa A Doe, and VI. II.
York, defendants.
DY virtue and in pursuance of judi Smcnt
- and decree of foreclosure and sale rem
cer,i in said coart in the above entitled ac-
tinn, dated the 9th day of May. 1863. snail
expose for sale and sell 10 the i. CHEST bidder.
at the front deer of the City Bank OF Pres
colt. in the city of Prescott, in said COUNTY
and State. on the 18th day of September;
1853. at 2 O'Clock i'm the afternoon of sad day,
the following describe: Hlortgaged premises,
or So much thereof as shall be necessary u
satisfy The amount ofsrid Judgment and costs
and expenses of sal. to-wit: 4 certain piece
of land adjoining Does 2! addition io the
village (now city) Of Prescott. bounded on
The north nv HILTON street om She south bv
st Croix street. "I. the cast by Chapel street,
and OH tie west br a ne parallel with all
on the line IF Lake street: said streets helm.
In said 2d ai.!ition. containing two acres.
more or les also iot> 4 rec .nd four in block
0nr, in Does 2d addition to the village (nOw
ciiy) IF Prescott. all il Pierce county, and
state of " isconsin.
Dated at Prescott. june 10. 1853.
j. C. BUTTON, Referee.
YOKE & FITcH. PITS Att'vs. G-m3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

o Mary. 60 and call the cattle home,
And call the cattle nome, q
And call the cattle home,
Across the sands o'Dee;
The western wind was wild and dark WI foan'
And all alone went she.
The creeping tide came up along the sand
And Ger and q 'eF the sand,
And round and round the sand
Az far as eye could sac;
The binding mist came down and hid the Iand
But never hmoe came she.
q is it weed. or fish, or floating hair.
4 tress o golden haiF.
A drowned maiden's hair
Above the nests at sea;
Was never salmon yet that shone SO fair
Among the sands o Dee.
They rowed her in across the crawling
foam,
The cruel cralling fuan1,
TIE cr,.l,. cralliug foam.
sac. To her grave beyond the sea; home
But still the boaimem hear her call the cattle
Across the sands o. Dee.
CHas. Hings!cy.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20
Referees s1nsc,

Pierce County, Circuit Cougt. State of Wis
consin. Vim. Il. Butler, plaintiff. against
Samuel ". Dickinson, and Mary S. Dick
inson. defendants.
TY ,irtne and in pursuance Of a.iudgment
& OF foreclosure an,i sale. obtained in the
above entitled case at the Nay term of said
count. ;O-wit: oil tie 25fh day of May. 1868.
shall expose for sale ard sell 10 the highest
bidder at he front door of the Citg Bank of
Prescott in he city OF Prescott in said coun-
~. om Saturday, the 25th day IF .Irly, a D.
1868, at thee o'clock IN the afternoon of said
day the following described premises 10 satisfy
said judgement with interest and cost If sale.
to-w;t commencing al the quarter stake on
the south line Of section six [6). township
tventy-sryen (27l. range eighteen (IS). and
running thence cast sixty rojs (G3) thence
north 30 rods (31). thence west sixty rods
(GO). thrnce south thirty rods (33). 10 place
of beginning. all in town 81 of range II, he.
ing in the county of Pierce ami State ofWis-
cousin n s. DI NBAR Referee
WH'rE & JAY. PITS Aft'vs. 6-w3
Datec Prescott, Nav g, 1853.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20
Circuit Court, piesc. csa,ty

James ". Hill against Thomas Tomiinson,
Mary Tomlinson. and Jams Akers. Judg-
ment of fIreclosare and sals.
DY virtue of a judgment rendered in said
ID court in the aboye entitled action, dated
the 25ih day of Nav 1863. ! shall sell at pub
lie auction IN the highest bidder. at the front
door of The City Bank of Prescott. IN the city
of Prescott. Pierre county, Wisconsin. on the
seventh day of September 1863, at o'clock
in the afte noon, the foil or ING described
morigaged premises. or 81 much thereof rs
may lie necessary 10 raise the amount of said
judgment and costs and expenses of sale. to-
wit All those tracts or parcels of land living
apd being in Pierce comfy and State OF VS.
consin. and described as follows: South
west quarter and west half of southeast quar-
ter Of section eight. (s) township twenty
five. (25) # range eighteen. (ls.)
Dated at Prescott, June 9Th. 1863.
JAS. b PARKHURsr, Referee.
WHITD IL jar, Pits Att'ys. 5.wl3.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

"A letter has been receive at the In
dian Bureau. from John Ross, in which
he states that at counsel of the Cherokee
Nation, convened at-kow Skin Prairie,
in February last, bills were passed abro-
eating ''the treaty with the Confederate
States. and calling convention of the
people to approve the act. A delegation.
consisting of John Ross. principal chief,
Lieut.. Col. Lewis Downing, Capt James
Nc Daniel, and Rev. Irwin Jones, was
appointed to represent the matter at
Washington. All officers Of the nation
disloyal to the government of the United
States were deposed, and an act passed
for the abolition of slavery ''in the Cher.
okee Nation"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

LITTLE CRow AND TIE CHIPPEwAs.-
TIE Pembjna correspondent of the St.
Paul Press. writes under date Of May Is.
that Little Crow with sixty six of his
band, had spent three days at Pernbi-
M, AMI hal gone there to Fort GRAY The
Sioux and Chirpewns had smoked the
pipe of peace, danced together DC. but
in a few days Sioux was killed, AID his
scalp taken 10y n chippewa. Little CROW
carries British cplnrs, while Red Bear.
the Chippewa Chief. hoists the Stars an
Stripes. There will likely be serious
difficulty between these tribes.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20
CuR1ors CASA little how nomcl

Curious Casa little boy named
ToIrnian, who resides in the vicinity Of
st. Peter street. on Sunday morning,
saw a dog which had been poisoned,
writing in TIE agonies Of death. The
child looked at the animal, for some,
time and then went irto his fathers house,
where ho was Immediately attacked with
fit and worked in the same manner as
the dog. foainng at the mouth, De-
Medical aid was at once procured. an,l
he lille fellow is now doing welI.-St.
Paul Pioneer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20
g-Wm. B. Astor, who was blessed

Eg VIM. B. Astor, who was blessed
with rich father, but is cursed with d VS.
pcpsia. is probably the riches man i'll the
world, since lis property is wholly at bis
disposal, while that Of the Rothchi!dS,
Bolmeyers, and other wealthy European
families, is held in turst, nder laws of des-
cent, for many members nf a family. Mr..
Astor pays taxes Oh $1,000, 900 worth Of
personal property, and his real property
is supposed to be worth SG6,O00,00O.-
He is now over 60 years Of age.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

The Springfield GLASS; Republican
saws that from the exchanges of Il single
mail, 81 few days since. it clipped the re
cord of no less than thirty suicdc', all If
which occurred within the space Of forty
eight hours Of the tiiiy, eight were
females. Fourteen were believed to have
been caused from disappointment in love,
six from seduction. four from nonoma-
MIA in religion, lwo--b, tn lads of twelve
wears, from cruel treatment of parents,
one from jealousy, aud the remaining
three from misathropy, s;cknss or SOL
row.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

tinual fog lowering over the town.
nm sure If | went to live ashore, | wo'd
die in n month. There have been no
rolberies nor murders this long time
The law is summary. When man is
caught at any mischief against the lives
or property Of the people, half a doz
en- or so Of the nearest people hold
eourt-martial over him; and if they
think hc is guilty, they hang him up to
The nearest tree. Such summary pro-
ceedings have frightened the evil disposed
and now the people are qnieter, and
more honest than any other set OF RAG
n.ut.ins. To day | saw about twenty
come down from the diggings with about
400 ounces each. They had been there
four months. Tho small vessel they
were IN came across our bows and go'
foul of Ms. AMI | went down to them.
and Lad yarn with them. Each had
his gold dust in four worsted socks
One fellow said he would either have
double or none by that time tomorrow.
| askeL him what he meant, and he said
he would stake each sock apon single
card. Such are the people here. cant
afford to have any clothes washed here,
for it costs eight dollars Il. l. I2s) per
dozen, aud | can buy dozen white shirts
at that nEico.'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20
How Billy BOyiegS Captured
"A 8. Sacesh.3

4 characteristic communication has
also been received from William Bow
legs, Jr., king of the Semi; oles, and
Capt. Co Z, lst Inst. III. c. Billy de
shes the Government 10 send power quick
and clean out the secesh who are holding
the country" He wants "white sol
diers' sent there, in force sufficient to
enable The loyal Indians to rally. when
he thinks he can hold the Indian coun-
try agoinst the cnanY.
Billy tells how he captured bush
whacker, out in Arkansas, in bis way {:
u will say what happened to ne out in
Arkansas. WAS sent 10 Rhee's Mil,
from oar camp at Bentonvilie, and ]
came on secesh. fond out he was n
bash-whackcr. and / made up my mind
not 10 XIII him. We were both on hor
ses, and | rode up to him thinking to
take him prisoner, and rs we came up |
took bold of him and he of me, and he
ing on horses, could net tusse rs well
as if on the ground. anl so we both fell
from our horses, and at this time the
man broke loose from me and got my
pistol before | cnu |, anil started and run,
and my horse was standing out a little
ways, anil he jumped on him and ran
away with him. OF course he con,d
have killed me, but he Just ran away
with nv horse and took all had, two
reviewers and saddle, bride and horse"