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In these contests, which were bloody, the young man mingled, with varied fortune, until the age of twenty-three, when, his patrimony being wasted in the struggle and the scale turn- ing against him, the power of his father's enemies being too firmly secured to be shaken without a strong military force with which to operate against them, and he being himself hunted from pillar to post by the stronger party, he turned his steps once more to California.

At the age of seven- teen-he returned to the Cherokee Nation, which had been ever since his father's death the scene of fierce contentions between rival factions. Yellow Bird was sent to school in Massachusetts. When Yellow Bird was ten years of age his father was assassinated, at the instigation of a rival Chief, and his mother fled with her children from the Indian territory. The father of Yellow Bird was a, Chief, his mother,a white woman, a na- tive of Connecticut, in which State she married the young Chief, he being at the time at the institution of Cornwall, where he had just finished his English educa- tion. Ridge in the title page of most of his works. His Indian name was Chee-squa-tah-lo-nee, which, being interpreted into English, is 'Yellow Bird,' and this name, which the reader will perceive is not a fictitious signature, was that adopted by Mr.

The undersigned, having purchased the copyright of the 'Life and Adventures of Joaquin Murieta,' deem it proper to preface this publication of this latest edition by some brief mention of the lamented author, JOHN R.

MACCRELLSH & Co., in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the District of California. Page: 0 Switch to Image Mode CLOSE Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, by F. SAN FRANCISCO: FRED'K MAcCRELLISH & CO., PUBLISHERS. REVISED AND ENLARGED BY THE AUTHOR, rHE LATH JOHN R. Page: 0 (TitlePage) Switch to Image Mode CLOSE (TitlePage) I2:E LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF JOAQUIN MURIETA THE CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA BANDIT. Page: (Cover) Switch to Image Mode CLOSE Page (Cover) THE LIVES OF AND THE CALIFORNIA HIGHWAYMEN. Bookmark: The life and adventures of Joaquin Murieta, the celebrated California bandit Title: The life and adventures of Joaquin Murieta, the celebrated California bandit.Īuthor: Ridge, John Rollin, (1827-1867) Publication Year: Source: San Francisco : F.

Mount and blade fire and sword hunt bandits at midnight