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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

THE FAsnioNS.-Hiram Green. the humor.
ous contributor ot the Troy Budget, thus takes
oil the fashions:
Whoops is discarded and cut of wlth shil,
lin, like The prodigal sous who roll em IN the
parks. Ii Is saie bet 10 say that whoops has
gone back 10 their legitimate okupashun of en-
bracng barrel slaves. instead ol sEaryingly em-
bracing the forms of carih's tairest flowers.
In grniIcmru's shoes ginlet holes have been
worn poorly extensively Ia tue toes. These. wc
suppose. Is vents Ia carry of the bad AIR.
Waterfalls ua.a Ia The lal irrshets las riz
good eel IL takes now about gecrs oi 10
cauow hussts tails Ia supply fusi-class bells
with this article OF he1-geer Ladies. 10 balance
their waterfalls, ara sumtimes loors. Ia sioop
torword, This produces the grishuu bend
Steal trimmus liant So iasaunablc IA thry
use Ia bc with winIn foxes but amungsi ,Ac
men, II the newspapers dou'i lie, IL Is get,.n TO
BE- adopted poorly lively Unlike any other fash.
un, draw BACKS seems TO give the steal fashan
a hist Especially - this the case Among the
tashgnaI.cs IA the New York custom huuse
Mems tr"w@rrs nrc worn l-iGth Of m lach
longer in ih, limbs. and cotcs about the same
distance shorter than they were worn last yerr
Every fashionable young man posscsscs his own
pirate sp:lc driver with which 20 force hrs
fragile form into his trowsers aud patent
jack screw to raise his habias corpus up under
the abbreviated extremity ot his best cote
The latest stjc Of neck TIE is worn with g
not tide under the left car These are not gen.
orally worn Us yet. but Good name few of
my acquaiut1nces who'd look "gallu," drest
in this stilf, The buty Of this il, that person
will never ware any other rs long rs he lives
They are becomin with black cap drawn poo
IS we'll down over the eyes. to give a fe,ler
bully appearance
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

THE "MERTAH" SAcnIFrCE-Thc sacrifice
known as the Meriah yet disfgures the Police
annals Of India 10 the southeast OF the Nagporr
Province. For this rite victims are purchased
when children, and fed up for the sacrifice A
few days before the immolatiou, the village in
which Meriah resides, is given up to every
sort of sensuality and open Righteousness The
Meriah is free to command anything in anv
mans house, and what might at other times BE-.
held to be dishonorable, is granted as a favor
At the termination of this brutal season, the
ceremony of the human sacrifice Commences.
The victim is led round the village, each per-
son drawing hair from his head. or annnint
ing their heads with his spittle, aud he Is then
stupefed with drugs and taken to the place of
sacrifice Here his head is introduced between
the reft of n bamboo; the priest advances. and
with an ak breaks his joints; the mob then fall
on him and strip the flesh OF the bones and
each possessor Of piece hurries with it to bis
field. where he buries 1t in the hope that the
season will be proptious one This was the
rite as it used to be practised.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

Ok one occasion the Sheriff Of Suffer county.
California, was taken sick while court was in
session, and, his deputy being absent. be was
compelled TO hunt up another pro ten. He
selected a well meaning fellow. who made
many ludicrous blunders Charles II. Bryan,
a prominent lawyer Of MarysyilIc, was en-
deavoring to get certain testimony before the
jury. the admissibility of which was contested
by his opponent. In arguing the point, he said
u ne only had Greenleaf (meaning, of course.
Greenleaf's work on Evidence) he could con.
vince the Court of the correctness of the prin-
ciples for which he was contending. The yer.
dant deputy, supposing that Greenleaf was
some absent witness, sprang to his feet and
calculating: Hold on minute. Judge BRYAN,
III fetch him., ran and thrusting his head out
through window, cried out with all bis might:
"Greenleaf, Greenleaf, Greenleaf: come into
court, sir" OF course this was too much for
the bench or bar, and roars of laughter ad.
monished the greenhorn that he had put his
foot into it, though for his life he couldn't tell
how. .'4<
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17
NO ACCOUNTING FOR TASTES.

A laughable story came to our knowledge o
few days ago, and us we always wish our read
ers to enjoy good things we have written itout
for their benefit. 1t appears that, some months
ago, lady arrived in this city from Mexico,
and soon formed the acquaintance ofan Amer
lean lady. and in time the two became fast
friends. The American lady had the misfor-
tune to have bad teeth, which she had plugged
with gold, and they therefore were not, really,
objects of beauty. The Mexican lady had set
of as beautiful pearly white teeth us were ever
seen in the head of woman, but she conceived
the idea that the golden plugs had been put
into her friends teeth for the purpose OF orna-
mentng them, and she determined to be in the
fashion and have hers fixed in the same man
ner She finally asked her friend how she had
got her teeth fixed. The lady informed her
that certain dentist had done the work for
her A few days later, the Mexican woman WIS.,
tied the dentist, and informed him that she had
come for the purpose of having some work
done The dentist invited her TO take seat In
the operating chair, aud upon her doing so,
made an examination of her mouth, but failed
TO find Il single tooth that was decayed III the
least bit, and he informed her that he could see
no work to do.
oh" replied the lady. II want gold put in
to this one, and this, and this" and she pointed
out several of her front teeth
why, they are perfectly sound and do not
require plugging"
Il know they are sound, but want TO be in
the fashion and have them filled with gold"
But ii is pity to spoil them" replied the
dentist
Never mind, want it done; it's fashionable
with American women"
They have their teeth filed because they
have decayed, and not for the purpose of being
fashionable"
is that so"
yes. and there is not one but would give
five hundred dollars 10 have AS beautiful teeth
as YOU have got"
Then ii that is the case, guess will not
have mine iutrricred with" Aud the lady took |
her departure, having learned that plugged
teeth are not worn as an article al fashion, but
as matter of necessity .->aH Francisco Gail |
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

BAprfsrNG PoLrrrcrAN.--A capital story
Is related concerning Jim Lane. He had been
elected to series of subordinate Offices, and
hnally was sent to Congress. Defeated in re-
election, ne aspircd TO seat in the Legislature
but SO slight had become bis hold on popular IA
vor tnat he was defeated even for this position.
AS last resort to recover his waning popular
ity, ne joined the Church and when it was Civ.
en- out on Sunday that, in the interval between
the services, ne would be dipped In neighbor-
ing creek, large crowd assembled on its banks
10 witness the ceremony. The preacher waded
IN with the neopliyte, and plunged him under
Inc HOOD. AS he came to the surface, an old
farmer turned to his son and exclaimed: aJohn.
wheD you water the horses tomorrow morning
in the creek, be sure and take them in above
where old L. was dipped"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

A PARTY from Frankfort went to Louisville
TO see play last week. After the close of the
theatre, they took look ut the elephant gen.
orally. While standing on the corner Of Wal
nut and Hancock streets, comforting about the
wonders OF Louisville, street car with colored
lights came In sight.
George said one of them to his mate, s'let's
goright home in the morning"
"What makes you in such hurry, JIM"
"It's 30 sickly here. Do yon zee those red
and blue lights coming up the street," =.
"Yes, / see them, but what ofthati"
why, darn my cats. If / am going to stay in
q place that 10 so sickly that they have to haul
their drug stores around on wheelsf"
Jim left for Frankfort in the morning.
COOP style Of walking yon get into
N editors room walk right out. It Is healthy
exercise particularly Cor the editor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

Ex-PaEsIDESr FILLMORE recently entered
bis 10th year. 100.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-01-28
FOR SALE
OR RENT. -

THE subseabes ofssG 10 rent Or sell bis
r. commodious STORE in Granite
Ra1ea on he Public Square, now oceu.
pied BY him as a Gtocsry Store. .Deiir-
ing 10 FetHe from business, hs will as-
rangft ft9 6ye sssionj III ID ;sskly day.
Persons desiring to purchase, will Aad :be
terms Of sale accommodating. .sl5V
THOMAS ID IL EkkfN ia
oss.' 18th, 1853, as.ao! "aoE e
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-01-28
Charlotte q South Caroline and AM
Columbia 4" Augusta Il? r. 0o.

sUPERIN rENDENTs OFFICE,
s3roa Pc COLUMBIA. April 10. 1859.
coke NORTH.
Leave 0raniteville, g. G.. At. .......9.45 . m
Columbia 8. o, ,at..,... ...........s.O0 j m
Arrive q Ch.ridus, T. G,r.."...:".sis 3 d %
Leave Charlotte. N. o.. .........t SIS q m
~ Celumbia. q. C.a.:.."..: =. ..I!a2le 4 11
Arrive at GsseitesiIle, g. c.. ....!.. $40 . a
throgsh Tjeksts on salsIfos The principal
peints North aid son.h. Baggage ehsefsdi
through. Clsse continuous eoSneSifons ii,ads
nSs's ss sad ser'h' R.:segs,s Esssh Asgu sta
June :, 1852 ST. supenptsDdent
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-01-28
SMITH DEPARTMENT

We have in our employ so efficient work
man in al The branches Of this business.
We have = Patent Tire.Shrinker.
With which We can shrink tires With per.
feet accuracy without cutting, making the
weakest places stronger than before, and
wl1hout damaging the wheel in the least.
Persona Who bhve ties that need shrinking
would do we'll to remember that ope,haif
TIE wheels are ruined or materially injur-
ed BY cutting and shrinking in tie usual
way. Satisfaction is guaranteed in every
ob where this N acbine is used.
.: Constantly on hand,
NEW BUGGIEs of the best material
al lso, Metallic Cases, Imitation Rosewood
Walnut and Drop Black Cofius. The
hearse will attend funerals punctually at
The appointed time, and 4passonal attention
given when desired. i = u
Oot 9, 1860, 24-tf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-01-28
PETER BRENNER,
PI A NO MAX Err,

A ND Agent for the sale of The Cele-
"A brated Pianos Manufactured by
Chickeriug Il Sons, Geo. Sleek & Co..
VIM. Knabe & Co., and others. Also,
Parlor and Church Organs, and dealer in
all kinds Of Musical Instruments, Strings,
&c. 322 Broad Street, opposite Planters
Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA.
May %, 1869, 5-tf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-01-28

4 BOVE prices complete with frame.
"A Without frame $40 less Cd each
mill. Also, Steam Epeiues, Boilers, Mil
Gearing Of all kinds, Grist and Saw Mills,
SHUTTERS, dc. Agents, &c., for L. & PIX.
Dedsrick's Hay n0d Cotton Presses, which
I also manufacture. All sises Of Gin
Gearing, constantly on hand.syA 80 hosss
Stationary Steam Engine, and Boiler. on
hand. for sale cheap, for CASH. '7'
All work warranted. Terms--Cash on
delivery. Y.If!IjjG b!G&a T. :.
, 1870-02-19

1aV.og taled 10 inooce 'otepn l. hall
oo'r u NoSlnnaa1' " s1oN4t tueI fsctos
Combination Locks. as sold to and used by |
bankers ia fair nuhlic test as f., uhettc-
oor,,a ,,;,,- I,..,u. -.
900 , 49,
~ pettef SUCCESS, 10 suco oa7Eets In ioe
Northwest rs were using this l-cE. to give
INC the ooporturisv az demuus,~at:or its
,+,o- ...stl. -1;L 49,
tao A'cAa "on'a not ~1tend. LIE w" HankS
OF tbs city Using :he |1Etor Loct lave
declared that il vup,5 interfere x,;h THAR
1; i. 1,.,:
- A'>A4'"P=
II "ou'e not 1ntc11ere WIN fhetf pH>lnees4 !" !
hsye their locks ptclss5 by soule pgSf:s.
eioual tu,clsfl. and tie c,aptrv hAa,x
.h;. l>,,. ;,., .r
-
Inc clty b@nks Regarded tnfae IockS fa1e.
they we're GOOD enough fcz them, and 90
hoxa fsitat3 !, oaen,> tha ,x;rt ,,.,sir.a AZ
1,.,.
sooa "s A'hi' II ~ Aete 9s''sAea tn1e
could not 1uGnce any Uf THE banks using
their lecks to allow RE to nick them in pub-
II, ...- VISA, ...,,;,, ,,s,, IN H.,
tuat eanoot PICK tae's ''sso1 eooio1nat'oo
Lock. As cannot prevail. upou any bank
using *he Victor T.ock 10 let u,e pick it 10.
49, e,+.t.,.;,,, .,e +h., ,-l,r,,. h,-. r.,
ate1uoaFo I'LL, liz otue1 ~ e"a'iote tue
public tbat my repeated declarations Of
ahil1ty To NICK the Victor IcrE were made
~, rs;,,, h,t r., ,,;,-,,,<,. r,,., s...-.., ,,s
-, j,
, 1870-02-19
OTTAWA.
sad Result OF Youthful kud4scEctlon
| -Anteccdent8 OF Tennessee CkNf.
ttp> tho New York Htokcre2a.

sad Result OF Youthful End4scEctlon
-Antcccdents OF Trnnessco CRar-
1tn> tho Ncss York HrokcreAs.
Special Despatch to The Chicago T1ipnne
OTTAWA, Ill, Feb IS.
An Affecting Incident naA t1st Hans2rcd IN our
Circuit Court. 4 Mra- Lynch. from Il Sale, IN
elderly laay, said to b Of connderahle wealth,
wa present to hear the grand jury nrtEg in an
Indictment Agaiaat her ron, Charles Lynch, .
Joupg man about 81 years OF age, aud cousin OF
nu, named DAVID Lfccn, for stealing a span Of
nsi.es: wagon: ND hstnts. + appears that
ard had Just come home, and, belpg I somewhat
dash youth. 90 On bender. and 10
aF1 ne qsn s9 tn "a
The Prosecuting Attorney expresaed hlUself will
leg to continue the Case sRninRt David on bis own
e. n,a
counsel 10 state to the Court tne fsct4 Of The
as 10 Charles, With the v,ev, II the Court deem nt,
Sp! g soa ee
inn,ct su,al. punishment; Hnestas, u be pleaded
guilty 70 Ete&lng the horses, the court could not
inree year,. The Court. whi,e 40; bla;,lnE
The p.osecuurE AtsoE1sy for the cou.se
1 ssa 1n.t o.
tnat eren looked like compromise In criminal
| casc% The duty Of courts IA to administer the
law. Clemercy helo~Red eu,ltely 70 tbs Execu-
| hd could not DO iesa shau send her son to the
| renltent.Ary for three Jcarr
sec sumo snsecedeoa Of Tennte c.. OF Tennes-
I see Cialt The great female banker, making the
fouads Of the papers. PERHAPS the tolo ring
| e1'racta from our Circuit Court records MAJ be
"Wea1etday. Feb. 10, 1ses-Tae People. &c RS.
| Tennessee Clst1tn: Indictment for cheating.
ssne r. eame: ind!ct ment ,or murder: same =.
s sns =: ), IL ses;s
that this Cause be stricken from the docket, wlth
1eavo to reinssase tho same" The history Of
these essea ID as follows: Ia 1874 Tennessee
Clanin, 4 c.Alfroyau docGesA, CANE to OTTAWA anu
/ rented tne old Fox River Ho1se, whlca IN lts
pairny da1s had entertained The great men Of our
sssse. She lifted Il mp lor hospital. Advertised
| However dIf1lcult and dangerous the dsease, she
always p1oies*ed herself aole 70 cure Il, and
alsNs demanded her pay II edvaree- Among
Who died IN erest suffering. the universal voice
nt the peopls oe!ng tnas shs had been
f'lra nta1 BY Ms,,ea%enI joseph o'o.s. no.
be vent 10 see the bodI, Aad was
80 non1ned with the spectacle hat 10 determined
vent. aud waat he 1a1 sni nes1d caased n.na !;
| oree to see HI. .. P Jones, the then rsosecu
ting Attorney, and 10 Asx him to Aathortze b e
oissaSteaose 70 Mis- clanio and sae M took SECS eces
SION 10 make Trucks foz C1nciruAu before her At
rcsi could be erected AZ tue June, 1854, term O.
found ag1tast her, aud remained 50 %,
consequence OF tbt suart docucss not bcini
1eRen NJ lom lbs eoeret wne1 lie tt iet' ,ss
was nan Dancd Dodee lsJtng on bed there
whose last cent sue had taken II pretending u
a% & tee .as
ned 70 DESTROY tho semstna OF FArenan. coS1
p,e,ely destroyed one caees. - that his upper aa
~ nd p1ss "fT s4s q
sfe TuIuots strongly Affecting the morality Of tn
lady And her Assoc.ates-
, 1870-02-19
OHIO,
CIneinnatinhs Preparing to Receive
xho Kentucky LeEintasUEe-Haii-
rAAh

CIneinnatinhs Preparing to Receive
shc Kentucky LeEibtnsUEe-Haii-
road smash-Ups
C1ac1NNA11 Feb 1a-Great preparations are
rnatnE tor tho visit Of the Kentucky L-G!a1atuse
10 u0fro~. TIE members Will be brought up
from LonlaVllle IN the steamer Unlted States,
chartered Tor the purpose, Reaching hsre Al i
O'Clock p N. They will be driven 10 the suburbs
dur4rK the afternoon, and paltake at n grand
baEquet Al night
Tts DOWN. atd.bouud extra freight train, On the
CiLc,nlst. Hamilton X Dayton Railroad, ran iato
The rear OF the TtRutsr freight At Glendale t7!a
afternoon. Tne 1oco1ottye q tho former e1r %.
3D. scattering The fragments In all directions. Ten
cars we're Dors OF les inju.eI Tue engineer re,
setaed the engine, and, with the dremAus Jumped
from the trim. Nobody hurt.
cncmsA11, Feo: ~ -Iae rolling mal q sx't.'s
hJ nre this afternoon LosA, 50. .ooa; Insured fo1
t:a,Mo. The Franklin, Of this CITY. has s, ,o3o.
| The Ftremcna, Lafayette, Crescent, MAN, Valley
ono Valley. American. Fas@ers', M.xaol,a. 70
| "a, Gu The Seca,,tJ mad Market, Of Nav YORK
| eaeh sa.oaD. Coupanlcs IN Cleveland hare s. o9s
| Du1so comrauics s., 800. The foundry anu nl4.
| turnacts weTe aa7cd. Ths worxs Will he lufne
| d:ateIy Rebuilt ana In operation within tn:cs!
4aik,
, 1870-02-19
TEXAS,

General RcYnoida' LettoF DeelintuS
she Nomination for Uaikcd States
Scn0t0rs
Special Desphtca u The Chicago Tribune
Acyr1s, Texas, Feb. II.
The folloNtnEis note fEun General Reynolds:
8xaporAKrE1s FurH MILITARY p1srn!cr'
AUB1Ix. fe1sa. Feb. IL. is7a. !
r. 6. 1tort, Esa Edusr IAstIy S:ais Jos<.ol:
LIT DxA0 sIA: A. : te,pons9 t., tbs uunerons ~
piieA1isat 10 permit the Ube Of NJ Aadldate
lot tEs Vn,tea btates saaato- AAte tho honor
quest tbs publication Of this uote- an candI.
aasc for any civil p,slt N whsteva:. ao1 hAvs
Anthof1Etd t4e ef ny tn &aeh eonAee$io1 !.
The psvs:s d..sh.ss q NJ duties h. seaaIrsd
political thaIaets7. h1i NJ oon.tettoas q Hsht and
sepla prup1istY would preeluds the acceptance
nj pa{t Of AaJ poltc ofec Il the prtsent une. IN
der existing circumstances, At tho hands OF the LeSaA-
q 1eIa have to b katt rrtaded N he State.
with ttnt inter vlls for rncfc than thre9 YeAH. b4t
this res,tcnee ha been otcee ii the any, ze8-
10 .adn'.ien 70 tho o,dna!y dues Of prof
but tts eEtstrnes OF IN uupteeodentsd eraef
}ns Ia tho hands OF : slax.e individual
the vAk rover entrusted by these laws 10 4 Osts1et
poptp aodrr- dout whethcc rt4id1noe 1n3s- aueA
eopdirns e-ntttute an inhapltant Of tho stata. in
II in witch tha phrAse uaed in tbs Con
ten et the uared htaos; Th.re arc other N tsters
note. fully appfedaio the ktndness ot tho friends
DO would eortcr upoa me this disttnxni.hed hooor.
and tusn them my sincere thaaka hseue to PSF.
t tho Of name in eounetion with any civil ~
sIton- Vey respectfully,
tai&usU J.J. RK1Nolos.
, 1870-02-19

Mr, WOOD inirodaced a Iii tn rrsn,ata oce.n
telegraph communication between The United
States and foreign cnuntr,es Rtftrred u. ina
Committee Oh FQfttsu Af1atre
D1aABuI7Y BIZ.
buER 1a % os ~ e
tion OF the btu TO remove poliueal disabilities, but
Mr. Dawes rresstd hM motion TO 70 INTO Com
n1ttee Of the Whole
the Hecobs1rucrion Conmittee 10 report general
bill for the REMOVAL Of dlsab.tiuea Taesr wero
loW some = 0U0 or 600 names aHa!unR the re.
ror1 Two bits bad pasted tue Senate and aomo
were prepared In the Houtt He desired thAs tho
to pass general ILL or what coutsc II would
pnrane. He thou2ht thus legislation as essential
~ arJ cther. Hundreds Of men we're axatung
10 he restored To their Hghts- while the appropr-
alton bills we're not to t4ke effect TIL JULY
Mr. DAWES ssld he recognized 1ht importance
q thc MEASURE his eo!'easae ces.tsd TO hare COB
t.Cu btJf should be 1ent to the Senate ~ soon a
possible.
Nj. BUTLER said there were nuneroas special
prta,ion bill 10 II the 1lsao,lity bill Was not pov
considered 10 one Anew Nhen 1t could b. taken
ur,
Mr. BROOKS, Of n. T.. remarked that one OF
,nt ctsn.l,its Of the country vas tue lato passs9o
VI The appropriation bills The sen..e usually
when tie IIouse mad no opportunity TO dtscual
| them but hid 10 leave them to ccpfcsence COM
nittee.: Ne hoped. therefore, tn.t she .cnropn-
lest DAY.
| LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL
| Eets. the Nouso went into Committee Of the
| Wnpte on the Legislative Appropriation bill. Tue
d1seustIun In reference to the Supervising Arcni.
an hoar ard a ha!f Finally vo&e ra1 tsEe1 On
Nj. Fsr1 eo.tn' 4 moslec to strike out tha whoie
paragraph fos tb'. construction Of branch Of the
| rrenkutJ Department, and II wss rejected-0
TO -
Several amendments were offered and dsc1sssd
ns,esse she ss.1'ts Ct tn: second -
, 1870-02-19
MINNESOTA.


Cold wcnthcr-A FAxfy OF Soldiers
Perish On the FIn1nA.
spec.l Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
ST, PACl, Feb. Is.
letter from Fort Aoerctpmbte saJs Friday,
the l11h tns.-, VA the most tempeatuoaa day Oh
The rla,ns experienced tals winter. The drifting
snoE vaa 70 danse n 10 ohsI1et the t1noa for
4 rTe4ier distance than nf1J yards. On that d&y,
Cha1lts II axner, In company with 81 soldiers and
sa Indian scout left fu1t Ransom for AbeFcrpm.
n3o. The soldiers and scous wtrn aoon len be-
hind, and Ar. Warner heard no mere OF them
u1tH Saturday evening, while stopping 1t
= station on the route, the ecout came
IN badly frozen and hardly Ah.e 10 tslt,
reporting that the so.dicts, The day pseTooA had
rot lost Ia the tt1v1nZ storm. and, nnhttc ling tneI
mules, had cAusped o1t upon tho praI1e, NJ beng
note Or lex4 frozen. The Indian covered four Of
lhcm IN tho s1ov. the o,hee TWO prtfe111ng 70 re-
man N iae open alGga. ard s:A1ti tot 11sAt~
ancc. he travelled mos; Of toe night aud Al The
tt1I day. nn4ly 2IT1FtuR 1t the sIAtou, but 50
badly frozen aud exhausted As to have no cle&l
| idea where tnt soldiers 1e1e ieft buried. Hi
I u4cka having been covered ~ dlifN, It WAS in.
possln!e 10 follo~ them back, and no search nse
been nadc for the nlsains uen. They are PROB
sby al dead. . -
| Alc1slds1a, Nesa 1osI, and have not since bee,
head OF.