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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12
LAgr wEEK oF "a sEAsoN.

AHV W3IABoE Ic9pslIIuUy auuOuuCsI Luat u3 N
at great cost, effected an engagement with IbOBe
WORLD REAOWHED ARTI5fs, Mr.. and Mrs.
CHAB. KEAN, formerly Miss ELLEN TREE, who
Eill be aided by Mr. J +. CATHCARP, mo.
Everett, and Miss Chapman, from the DruTy Liant
and Princess Theater, LoA on =
FIRST NIGHT. no
WEDNESDAY -eFening, July II, will Be pre-
sented 5hakspeAre's Historical Play in 8 Acts, en-.
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CLAIM AGENTS,
YIN. Z. PRESTON,
Successor to @. G. Bruce q PrsstonL
GOVERNMENT LICENSED
Army and Navy Claim Agent,

Office nc. i Lyman's Block,
Near Court House, on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prss
Money, and all other War Claims.
- Our Special Agent resident at WashinEton,
D. q, dsyotes his entire time to the collection OF
OFTCERs' AOoOUETs, procuring Certificates Of Men.
indebtedness and obtaining pay.
- Fees low. No charge until We have accom-
plishsd what we undertake.
German Language spoken. apIR
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BARoNETRIoAL OBSERVATIONS recorded by
L. H. sOlOmonsOn, optician, undor the
American House.
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City Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, July II.
Council met at the unusual time, the Pres
ident, Thomas Jones, j., in thesChair.
All the members present, except Messrs.
Russell and Townsend. B.
Reading minutes of preceding meeting
dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
OfThomss Barry, for damages for grad
ing Columbus street. Board City Improve
ments.
orc. E. Gehring, with reference to con-
structing q eve from his brewery to the
Pearl street sewer. Board of City Improve
ments. .-..1
OF several real estate owners on Bank
street demonstrating against grading said
street. Board City improvements.
OF several citizens, recommending Fran
els Brickmsnn tender of the Centre street
bridge. Filed.
REPORTS.
OF the Board of City improvements On sup
plying the Industrial School with water.
Filed;
OF Infrmsry Director for quarter ending
June 3Oth. Filed. I-.r
ofsame for outdoor relief for same time.
OF POundkeeper On West Side for June.
Filed.
Of Fire Engineer for quarter ending June
30. Filed.
Ofschool Committee on the best mode
of furnishing the new school building on
Brownell street. Filed.
OfGas Inspector. Filed.
Ofsame for June. Filed.
PROPOSALS.
For building three one-story school
houses, each, in the Sd, Sth and 9th wards,
and one two-story house in the 9TH ward.
Filed.
LEASES.
OF Council Hall BuII11ug ~ John Jones
to City of Cleveland. Approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Board City Improvements, contain
ing bids for sprinkling portions of Ontario
street. Filed.
CONTRACTS.
OF the City of Cleveland with A. ".
Brainard for sprinkling Erie street between
Superior and Kinsmen streets. Approved.
OF same with NJ. o. DonnelI for grading
Lyman street between st. Clair and Super
Tor streets. Approved.
Of same with Edward Cliff for sprinkling
Lake street between Water and Erie streets.
Approved. .s
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGHs. rr
OF James Dunn, S.. 900, for grading Bank
street. Board of City improvements.
Of Levi johnson, $4,000, ditto, and same
Of Sarah A. Nichols. $4,000, ditto, ditto.
OF M. Barnett, 500, 900, ditto, ditto. 80
Oh. ". K. Adams, $40, 900, ditto, ditto.
of n. Carson, $4,000, ditto, ditto.
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FIRsr NIaHr.
HENRY VIII.

n VIII.
Terminating with the
DOWNFALL OF WO0LsET.
Cardinal Woolsey----.-.-..-.-....Mr. ChaB. KeAn.
Queen hathArtne~-.-s.-..-.-.4 Mrs. Ohas. kSan.
To oOnclrds With the 8 Act Comedy OF the
THE JEALOUS WIFE,
mr. NhEioy We NuAs- heaus
mrs. Oakl9y.--.---.s .------..---~.Ars. Oh81 heon
TWO GRAND BXCUR- -
sious on SATURDAY July Is,
1865. The elegant steamer
or CLEVEGAND, Capt. Wm. Mckay, will leAYe
the dock o. the Detroit line at 10 o'elok in the
morning, for q
Basket PICNIC
To Black River. returning at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. tx
esllsnt arrangements have been made for dsLeing
Ct the river, as well as on the bost. she Will also
give 8 Moonlight ride to ths Islands in the even
ing. leaving the same dock at 9 O'Clock in tbs
evening, weather permitting.
Tickete 81 90 each. i. A. PIERCE,
jyf2E25 Agent.
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nj T. CO-FoR OeDKEs- ~
IN ,BURa aud Ports.
The staunch screw steamer -
PRAIRIE STATE, J. KHAPP, Master.
will Ieavs on Thursday, July 18th, at 7 ?. NJ.
Passengers ticketsd 70 New York, Montreal, Bos
ton, and all parts Of the New England States.
For freight or passage apply to
PELrON, FREEOH B 90,
Foot Of Superior vt.
n r HoDo1H- pasuan0er AGENT.
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Atmospheric pressure as indicated by the
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DENTISTRY.
qWsTH / TERFH 7TERTHI

Or. JsR. DASIELssa{,fss
Late Of the firm or HALETWELL 3 DAEIELs, I
stil az his old established Dental Rooms, oorne >
Ontario street and Public SQUARE, making those
Invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, At the old prieaI
bsiOFs ths Vsr. An UPper or L0Ear Set NON SO
10 8l5- All work warranted. snlRRs
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

Der, 1852, he sailed from franc. in
n steam vessel of war. He took up
his abode at Brousss, until it was
destroyed by an earthquake, when
he went to Damascus, where he re-
manned until invited TO return to
France. lie devoted his whole time
to literature, philosophy and history.
During the massacres Of Syria, in
1860, he attempted TO stay thepiren-
sy of the Mo,lrm intolerance, and
falling TO do so, he defended the
Christians aud gave them shelter in
his house. His gaiiautry on this
occasion led the French Emperor to
bestow on him the grand Gordon Of
the Legion OF H,nor. H. has re-
Gently made a long tour through the
East. GAMMA.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

Western 1stquafy-@14c. ;"
3D. quality, we
veal Cattte-- $S@l5 u head.
HogS-l30l t. ID. gross.
!sAeer--& "a 81 754' head
Moaetary.-gold l47@l47! silver
tildWI423.
The following are the quotations
for bank notes
Bank Of Louisiana, 3Gt@37
Louisiana State Bank 55 G57
Bank OF New Orleans IS MG6
Crescent City Bank, 72@75
Merchants Bank, G2W63
Union Bank l7O4eO
Mechanics and Traders Bank re
deem III legal tender United States
notes Citizens Bank notes paid III
legal nde: notes Canal Bank notes
paid IN the same; Corporation ;s.Ucs
range from ! to J f. CT.
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FN0Ge =

!, n.ochhoider' may appoint OTHER stock
holu"'s 10 represent them at aiy ,,ee,fnr
o. ne stockholders of he Company. and
such representative shall have power 10
eaSt what ever vote said stakeholder would
nave h"en entitled to- had he I,a.n trcr',,tt
hlmSeh al sHch meeting
The board Of directors snail 80 a.,
amount OF compensation of ali pcrs,us GIN.
Pt7!ed by them in the service of the Com
pany' they shall make such By-IGWs.
ltu'eS ana regulations as they may deem
necessary Tor the government Of the com
pn", "hH 'AF transaction of lis affairs
PfH''d@d the same Shall not coufic, with
this cnarter ortbe laws OF this {S,ute and
tneF may alter or amend the same as
n.,"',"H may require, they shall! have BOW
CT 10 bily and sell real estate for the use-
ana purposes of the COMPANY to maize
G . i-Is, leases, mortgages. lvpo.heca-
'HS an" co hprotnise., and borrow money
( t'r the Use o! the Company.
ARTICLE, 9Th. In the event OF ,ba do,tb
"F resignation Of any Of the directors tie
! .,"cohcy snail be filed by an election by
| tHeSt"ckholders after notice OF thirty DAYS
% be posted ~ the Office Of the Coi,panv'
y t ccF N the Office Of President, shall
! ee Hiird by the board of directors az the
n'9l meeting OF the board AZ er such va
mctnbers TO r.. the vacancy,
Vacancy il the Office OF Secretary shall
as" nc htted by the board Of t'ireciur. at
The first meeting OF the 3ara ate, s,,rh VA
caReT occurs. The President Of The hoa~1
sinai! have power to appoint a Secretary
pro ten. 10 acl until he election of a S.
rotary as herein provided for.
ARTICLE. 7th, Certificates Of stock shall
| De issue! to the Stockholders. a. SION as
VIC poa'@ OF directors shall organize under
( TINS ac: ana such Certificate shall Ls
st2hea ~ the President and Secretary of
ih', board, and 20 transfer shall be va3id,
nn!ees made upon the stock book. and Nv
me surrender ofthe Cert fcafe.
ARTICLE. sth. The capital stock may +.
ner and to 2 such e1,e 0 time s u such ma
'nendea by the board Of directo,s, aa8
de'efmincd upon by majority of tie
SOCK hrld by the stockholders at Z inc.
ing held for that purpose, after thirty "
previous notice in Or.a nF :, go.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26
SIC REM4RE.

STJLEN o. s1Is,.d fgoln a Stable in tha
- CRY Of Shreveport on the night of
monday the 2ist. Of August, a mare Mule.
81 hight bay color, mouth nearly white up to
me eyes. belly white. long, heavy body.
shor, legs, maue and tail well grown out.
the back rib near The spine on the left SIDE
broken. leaving dent tire, inches broad
no mark or brand recol!acte9.
livery Of said Niue to Col. III. G. Battle
IN Shreveport. Or to The undersigned, lfv-
tnT httf a milo from .Ibanr in the Parish
81 Caddo. or reas oHnhle reward for any
'nio:iHa ioa that may lead TO her recovery
Az 10Th, 1863. w. b. GEORGE.
=, urr2G+
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The trial Of Cant. Hiuz is AGAIN
POSTPONED.
The late rebel General Shelby bas
organizcd q corus Of 1000 mon ia
the N.yica,, .ar,';na
lie Comn,yce saws ,ba, 10 600
men are TO i. sent into IL. clnn,r,,
north of Aiatatnoras
MANY Of ,Aa .y.r.>,.l oa;a.- .o
now here TO ret back uo1.r ,L, ia
flag.
New York, Auo. iG q nco.
ION heavy and declirinp--,niddiirc
is quoted ut AZ. FIou, I'd vanc,d tn'r9
cents. Corn SOC.
Sugar au;pt-Cuho -,rscoy,l, 10
cents. Mo,ass.. dun pn,E so n
~t,rIinr Excb.up. 100 ca
closed al 1924
New York Aupps. II. ron
Cotton dian at AZ
Flour advauc.I 10 to 15c Wheat
au,! corn declined t+,r.e cents Cot.
fee uuirt. NLiskav ~2.tD sugar
dull. Pork So. so ner nh fo, ,rE--
Sterling Eyrhanrt. ouo,aI -. 81 90
Gold closed n, I41I
St. LOUIS, August 15-Cottop r.-
CENT. today a,no,rt :. tan Lal..
tIoul steady, with downward
tendency.
$, Louis, Aug. 10, 8 p. Mot
ton dun, closing at 3sc. tor niddl.ug.
fIom--a downward tendency. To
oacco tirmer.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26
ABD-IL-kiDER.

'' 'P'C'ai Correspondent OF the
New Orleans Picayune, writing from
Paris, gives the following sketch Of
this noted chieftain
a good deal OF public curiosity
has been raised by the movements Of
Abd-el kaher 1t seems certain that
thr French Government has in view
some elevated pos ton iot him
There are people who sugsrs, III"
Senate for his destination, | scarce.
~ give credence to this report. 9th
or persons talk of Algeria and a gov
ernorship there. This wears an ar
OF greater probability. The French
government finds the region of ter
uiory which lies on it's extreme Al
Eer'an frontier n sonrc. VI great I'm
harrassmcnt, aud which. to be ad-
in'nistered successfully. requires PEG
pie thorough y conversani with the
language, NIigIon, traditions, laws,
1uanncTs, customs and inhabitants of
that z0ne. Abd-ci- RAIDER may he in
vested with III" command OF thi-
tract of country. II Is believed that
while the military command Of Al
g-lia will remain in Marshal NcNF,-
hons bands, a civil governor is 10 hc
appointed. Abd-.l Nader may be
tins civil governor have There
TORE thought that You might fad in
trre4t ia a brief sketch al ,}ti. ,.tui-
men. man. who for fifteen wars re-
yelled all til. general, of France. sis
tanned as th,v We're hy all thu. great
resources o. this country. Aid Ell
kaI"r wa. born in 1907 j. CON
srgucntiv iii',y.cirht years oIL-pur.
year younger than I'll. French En-
p"ryr. His father was a marabouf,
or priest, who .uiey.d rrra, v.n.ra-
ton in til. PROVING. of Dram. III.
family is one Of III. otd.s, of AI,rria;
they trace their origin to tli,; FAITH
Iui,r Caijpha. which consequently
make, ,hrn descendants o, Nahom-
ct His family. from tim. innomo-
rial, have been marahouts. IL wa,
horn near Mascara. ia Il yiliag. where
ali OF his ancestor, lie buried
III, tathrr was Mah'..rd.Din, his
mothers name vs.. leila Lura.
hrut.~iGr Omar ben DouLa.-
ih,v We're 10th remarkable proplr.
she was renowned TOR her iu,-Nrc,,
hoidu,-- and tir.nuo>s: she was thu,
only l",tcrrd woman il. the wAol,.
nrlEuhpgho1a--you know the .siz.. OF
IT," nj Ehuoyhnods al these wander.
c.~. il j. the tribe. Nah 'I-"d- Din.
home was situated on III. side ot Il
i.ltv mountain ~ tn. M IT, :, OF ! y,.lN
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C"nstantinopie two young wives
He has tWeut X-seXen children and


: as he is still very vigorous. lie will
probably have thirty or forty before
he is gathered to his fathers. Two
years after his return from the pill
grimage to Mecca the prediction Of
the negro he saw at the Bagdad
shrine was accomplished. Alsiers
fell into the hands of the French,
complete anarchy reigned in Algiers.
In 1882 the chiefs OF the greatest
tribes Of AlGiers, goaded almost to
despair hy tn" general ruin met in
tn" plain Of L'Eghris to determine
np.n some general plan to repair the
ruined fortunes. They determined,
after consultation, to select an able
aud vigorous chief, make him dicta-
Tor, that lie might take the proper
measures Tor the common defence
aud & neral welfare. They elected
Nah led Din or bis son, and vowed
rh"> would hold the latter RESPONSE
biz before God for whatever evils
might result from their refusal -
Mahi-rd Din seems 10 have acted
WIN the tact OF n most cDnsumHiate
dipiolnatist. He iuterposed obsta-
ctcs, II" asked for delay after delay,
nuui b" was master of the situation.
Ii" then summoned Abd-cI- X adcr t.
his tent, am held this language to
HIM: Were YOU master of this cotn-
Try. how would you exercise power
and distribute ju-tica1 Wcl. ] sui
tan. tatrcr, ! should govern the
Arabs with rod of iron; were the
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

him: Where If the Sui,an?" The
arabout of the Hachems replied :
My Lord, thy servants be poor p.o-
pie, who have no wealth but their
fear of God; they have just returned
from a pilgrimage to Mecca, and Of n
truth there is no Sultan among them. D."
The negro imp.riously replied -
here Is u Sultan among We. and
he il is whom y. have sent to carry
your horses to pasture, rs if such AN
Office suited with him, destined to
command all til. Gharb." Mnh'i.cL -
Din showed signs Of fear lest these
words might direct tn" anger OF the
Turks one" NOR" upon him and his
son; whnrrup0n the angel said ::
. f"ar naught; the reign OF the
Turks draws near it's end This
o rurIed il ISIS. Lat, that year
father and son returned to thri. an
crstrat Gurtna aud sought TO escape
the attention "t the Govrrntn. by
keeping alooi from politics. IArIr
exemplary iitr. their great pie, q,
aud their ingenious charity u-v-rthr-
less Attracting to them tit- .st-e.u
and Y.nrratjun Of the whole ;lih, -
soon after their return Mah'i-rd
sent Ahd."l- X adler to his (thr iur-
utrr'- brother, the marahout OF the
Rarahas to m.gotiat" matter OF
som" Importance !" n"'h tribes -
When h. drew near his uucI.'- tents
he -lar k~urd his horses pace rs tie
i
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26
UNITED STATES or ANFr,(.,


STATE OF LuuTsIANA-pi.tiah o! Caddo.
BIZ TT KNOWN THAT on the first day
of Angn-t N the year Of oar Lord one
thousand eight huudrrd and sixty FIVE, ana
til" Independence Of the United StateS Of
America the eishy -niath
Before N" Thorn Francis heafc, a
Notary Pub!ic il and for Ia" Parish of Cad
do d".% commissioned ana qUalif 4, aud
in pre-c3-" u, the witnesses hereinafter
named. and H9aeg- gae.: personally canc
AMI appeared the seyera, parties whose
names are heIeUntU sLbscEibe4 who de-
c.Hgrd
That awaiting ttemsalvea Of the provis-
ious o, an at passed by the l"gislaure of
the state entitled; IAN Act for the organi-
zation of corporations for works Of pub
lie Improvement and utility, approved
March The itu.; 500, they have covenantel
ana agreed, and d By these presents
covenant. and bind, themselves and those
whom they represent to form themselves
iht", and constitute 4 corporation for the Oh
lec!s and purposes. aud UGdrr the stipu-
laiions and regulations tollowing-to wit ::
ARTICLE, iSt-fhe name and title Of said
corporation shall be the postera Bay0U
Aarc}ats"@ 'omrunu, and its domiuii is
hereby es:ab iisLcd in The City Of Shrevc-
port, State Of Louisiana. Il shall. com
mcocc business under this act 0; iucorpOra-
non. "a soon - IL" requisites Of !l. law f
organization -Htli htv. been II. flied. and
/, shall exist and continue tug the term o.
i%cAIF NFr years, from the date h-re1f IN
less sCouur dissolved ~ Hereinafter nrOviL-
ed Tor. dIring which sail period said cor
poEati9R shah have power and IutaOritr
in the corporate name afore- aid, to have
and enjoy succession 10 contract. cue
and be au"i, to make and use a corporal
seal. to hold, receive. purchase and ccuycr
property, both real a@t personal : move
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-10
Tr.n AInhanna ELECTION

The result of the recent Alabama cleo
ton for Governor State Legislature and
Members of Congress, as indicated by the
returns so far received, tells the same
story as that of all previous elections un-
der the reconstruction experiment. The
most ultra rebel ticket in the field is sue
cessfuI. There were three candidates be-
fore the people for Governor-Bulger,
Smith and Patton, all violent rebels
enough, in all conscienee-but Bulger, the
most ultra fthem all, iselected. Freeman,
who lost leg in the rebel service, is re-
turned to Congress by an overwhelming
majority, and the radical rebel ticket has
been triumphant throughout the entire
central and southern portion of the State.
The quiet Of the election was only broken
by huzzas for Stonewall jackson.
This election constitutes another Of the
thousand proofs that the experiment
which President johnson has attempted is
rendered unsuccessful by the folly and
madness of the Southern rebels. The
great magnanimity and forbearance shown
bv the President has been met by def
ance. contempt and disobedience on tht
part of the rebels. The South is a.
/ naughty and rebellious as ever, and comes
back into the Union, having forgotten
that she was ever in rebellion, as deter
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-10
Associated Press Report.
From New York.
Fire.

Fire.
New YoRK, November 9.-There was q
fire last night in the commission provision
warehouse No. IA Water street, in this city
Loss 81, ,O0O-insured for 81, 900. Also one in
the sofa and chair mandatory IO2 Attor-
ney street. The loss of property in the fac
tory was $4,000, insured for $4,000. The
building was valued at SlO,0OO-insured for
$4,000.
Arrested.
Edward T. Allen, porter for the New
York Postoflice, was arrested this morning
on charge of embezzling letters from the
mail.
Jno. F. Cunningham, victim ofthe st.
Johns disaster, died last night. His wife
and two daughters are very low.
BarIOw's Majority.
The Albany Journal makes Barlow's ma
jority in the State 2,7OO. The Argus consid
ers it about the figure.
Arrived.
The brig Marshall arrived to-day from
Africa. She reports that Joseph Trip, a
passenger, belonging to New Bedford, died
on October Both, from twelve day attack
of hiccoughs.
Trial of Barney and Fabian.
The case of Barney and Fabian for de-
frauding the Government by illegally with
drawing alcohol from the Custom House
commenced yesterday.
Arrested.
-Four arrests wore made last night for pas
sing counterfeit S10s on the Albany bank,
and SI0s on the Thompson bank, Conn,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-10
How 10 Clean a Wen.

The Daily He1o Era, Atlanta, Georgia,
tells this story at the expense of Provost
Marshal there;
"a gentleman in this city, whom We
will call Mack for short, had well pretty
much filed up with rubbish and trash of
different kinds, which he wanted cleaned
out. He spoke to freedman about the
job, and in a very confidential manner in
timated that there was treasure hid in
that well he was anxious to exhume. He
imposed profound secresy upon his sable
l~'r II ----1 hinn off in search of another
one of his hue who could be trusted Inc
upshot of the matter wns that about one
hundred negroes know that an iron safe
belonging to the Express Company, and
which contained an Invaluable amount of
gold, had been precipitated into this we'll
when the city was evacuated. The affair
was speedily brought to the ears of the
Provost Marshal, mot the present one,
however, for the thing of which we write
occurred some time ago, and Mach, on 90
ing to see about his we'll one morning, found
it guarded by strong pFovost-guard, who
forbid any one coming on the premises.
Mack protested against any such proceed
ing, and persisted that everything on that lot
in the well and out of it, was his individual
property. The Provost Marshal gave him
an official wink, and intimated that all
was right Mack thought if it was not it
would be in the end.
"a strong posse of freedmen was sent
down into the well to work. Bucketful
after bucketful of rubbish and mud was
drawn out. But no treasure as yet made
its appearance. Occasionally the officer
of the guard went down on prospecting
tour In punching about with his bayonet
he hit upon something that had the true
metallic sound. They had the treasure
now sure. Again the negroes went to
work. and after labOring some hours sue
eeeded in bringing out the top of an old
ten plate stove. A last the firm bottom of
the well was reached, but no iron safe.
Mack said he thought the safe was about
ten feet further down. Whatever NAV
have been the court martiars opinion on
the subject, be concluded he had not time
to prosecute the search further, and with
drew his forces, leaving Mack in posses
sion of thoroughly cleansed WE'LL and at
liberty to hunt up the safe if he wanted to.
Mack didn't want to"