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of the Colorado, & then its thickly wooded bottom, we ferried over the Colorado [[?]] * ascending the steep banks entered the town of Columbus, formerly designated by the name of Montezuma. Ere we reached the town we met a traveller & asking him if there were any news in Columbus or from the West
of the Colorado, & then its thickly wooded bottom, we ferried over the Colorado river & ascending its steep banks entered the town of Columbus, formerly designated by the name of Montezuma. Ere we reached the town we met a traveller & asking him if there were any news in Columbus or from the West
' Why, a day or two since there was a "difficulty" in town  x
' Why, a day or two since there was a "difficulty" in town  x
' What about'?
' What about'?
' Why Whiskey arrived, some tippled too much, and Jim ___ had his head almost broken. Father Mathew ought to pay us a visit.'
' Why Whiskey arrived, some tippled too much, and Jim ___ had his head almost broken. Father Mathew ought to pay us a visit.'
The Colorado bottom has very rich soil, and gets  higher as it receeds? from the coast  Sumac begins to be seen [[hire?]] affording a very fine tan fewer horse flies & mosquitos & although very warm in the shake 90 during the day  the Southern breeze cools the air.
The Colorado bottom has very rich soil, and gets  higher as it recedes from the coast  Sumac begins to be seen [[hire?]] affording a very fine tanfewer horse flies & mosquitos & although very warm in the shade 90º during the day  the Southern breezes cool the air.
   At Columbus I partook of the hospitality & friendship of Mr ___ an English merchant settled here
   At Columbus I partook of the hospitality & friendship of Mr ___ an English Merchant settled here
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x This term 'difficulty' is used to express several contretems such as, shooting, stubbing, duelling &c &c &c
x This term 'difficulty' is used to express several contretems such as, shooting, stabbing, duelling &c &c &c

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8 6 of the Colorado, & then its thickly wooded bottom, we ferried over the Colorado river & ascending its steep banks entered the town of Columbus, formerly designated by the name of Montezuma. Ere we reached the town we met a traveller & asking him if there were any news in Columbus or from the West ' Why, a day or two since there was a "difficulty" in town x ' What about'? ' Why Whiskey arrived, some tippled too much, and Jim ___ had his head almost broken. Father Mathew ought to pay us a visit.' The Colorado bottom has very rich soil, and gets higher as it recedes from the coast Sumac begins to be seen hire? affording a very fine tan. fewer horse flies & mosquitos & although very warm in the shade 90º during the day the Southern breezes cool the air.

 At Columbus I partook of the hospitality & friendship of Mr ___ an English Merchant settled here

_____________________________ x This term 'difficulty' is used to express several contretems such as, shooting, stabbing, duelling &c &c &c