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ECol. WILLIAM L. SusLErrE, of St.
Louis, we'll known throughout the West
as pioneer in the fur trade, died at Pitts
burg on the 2sd ult. Col. s. accompanied
Asllley's celebrated expedition to the noun
tains in 1890, and in the bloody battle
which took place between that company
and the RicLara indians distinguished him
self for bis eallantry and daring. Becom-
ing passionately attached q the adventur-
ous life Of trapper, be subsequently, en-
gagged actively in the furtrade, and made nu-
merous trips to the mountains, penetrating
upon several occasions into the very heart
Of that wild and perilous region. In Coop
ere "Adventresso of Capt. De Bonneville p
he figures - one u the chief characters,
and always = the most amiable and "a.
yorabls Light. His death viii be much re-
gretted By very largessircle Of friends in
St. Louis. Ahistory Of bis life and adyen-
lures would make ! moss interesting vol
ume, which We hope the public win some
time Or other- b favored with. Il svss.f