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the Indians saw lbeie mo1fal foe. whose daring
act thev had looked. on with horror and astonish.
meni, emerging from the valley ofthe creek below,
still safely seated ON his noblesteed and shouting
defiance TO his pursuers.-


here never was, we venture to say, IN civili-
zed or savage warfare, a more desperate or dar-
ing act than this leap of-M' Ceffoch. w have
booked at Gen. Putnam's celebrated race ground
and we would very much prefer his taste in the
selection Of route for a morning ride at least
consulting our case and convenience -e5
,...t-5 .,.ds7,a. Wheeling Times.