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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-11

Nine children were born to Brigham
Young in one week.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-11
JAS. JACKSON,
JOSHUA JACKSON.

JUSHI 4 j JACk SUN,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
ST. CHARLES, FLOYD CO., .,......... IOWA
Will also pay particular attention to paying
Taxes on Nonresident Lands in Floyd and ad-
Joining Counties. Land Warrants located
lands bought and sold on Commission, &c,
&c. References will be given when required
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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-11
st. Charles Hotel,

ST. CHARLES, FLOYD CO., o.,...............Iow IOWA.
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN, PROPRIETOR.
Walkers line of Stages leave this House for
all points, daily.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-11

From a file of the Deseret News, from
March llth to the 30th, we clip seve-
raj extracts from Sermons by Brigham
Young and his satellites as specimens
of the Gospel preached to the Nor
mons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

The Baptists, of Charlottesville, Va, have SUBJ
scribed 81 $50 towards building parsonage to
their church.
Mother Josepene superioress Of the sisters OF
ST Joseph, at Carondelet, Mo-, died on the 1h in-
slant
The late Surveyor OF the port Of Portland,
Maine, Bazaleel Cushman, Esq, died In that city
on Sunday last.
The Jersey City Common Council have appoint
ed Mrs Eaton OF that city, q lamplighter. She
has qualified for the office.
The Saranac which has been ordered to the Pa
cific, will precede the Merrimac as the flagship
there. and take the place of the John Adams.
There are 81 633 inhabitants in New Bedford
This Ia An increase of 274 over 1855.
The Georgia papers state that the farmers in
that State are in the midst of their wheat harvest
and that the crop is of the best ever gathered
In Georgia.
There was general jail delivery in Lauderdale,
Miss on the 9th inst, all the prisoners six In NUNS
ber having made their escape.
The census Of Newburyport, Mass shows q
falling off of nearly 600 since 1885, caused princ.
pally by emigration TO the West
The American Sea Serpent, has turned up this
season 10 new locality. He was seen last week
in the vicinity of Brockville, in the river st.
Lawrence.
The police of Washington city have arrested .
man named Cash for an assault on another named
Penny.
Letters from Egypt state that Lord Elgin and
suite were At Cairo. He was to embark at Susz
on the 5th Of June for Singapore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

~ LISTEN YE
OYsPEPTICs.

GO AND DO LIKEWISE
PE6MANENT CURE
The Rev. James Hunnicutt, proprietor ana litor
of that excellent psDer, the Christian Bsnosr, Iub
Iished at Fredercksburg Va in his editor. Of juno
5th, 1887, thus speaks of his cure:
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TIECTURE.
1t will be re&olleeted by many of our readers that
several years ago stated in the editorial columns
of the Christian Banner, that Hampton Tegetdbte
Tinetuye hsd effected of Dyspe psia in our own
cassthst had la bored long with this terrible ds-
esss and suf ,red most awfully tbs pain and melan-
cholly which necessarily accompanies this hsrrbis
enemy Of man aud mans happiness For a long tims
lived in constant fear that the fell mopste would
return But III ank God, and thanks to Ham ptons
Tincture, the gloomy demon has no, yet retursed,
and We begin to think he never will.
We now feel confident In saying that Hampto .
Vegetable fincture has made radical cure OF Dys-
pepsia in own case we have not taken drop OF
il for the last two years. to the best of recolee-
| tion. Ne eat what we please, and - much ~ We
please, and chew tobacco to our hearts content and
all 10 we'll We believe that twelve bottles judcious-
y taken viii cure nine cases out ten Q, oys
peptcs We conscientiousiy recommend IL 70 All eys-
peptics The spring time and summer 1t most need
ed, therefore, az philanthropst We cali Attention
| to 1t Editor of the Chyistiaa banner
| Call and get Pamphlets, and sec cures OF Couen,
| Rheumatism, Scrofuis, &e AZ restorative ana In
| vigorsto, it has been highly reeommepded
| HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTUhE:
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give
Sold by PURCELL, LADD& CO, Richmond; By
Or, COOKE. Frsdsretsburs BY all the Drussists In
| Petersburs: by MORTIMER AOWBRAY, Bslti-
more. And by Druggists and Ssorskeepsrs every.
| where. ~
| ie9-dkc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

EXPLOSION OF A Wonderfd Es
cdpe.-A locomotive on the Buffalo, New York,
and Hornesville Railroad plodsd Saturday night,
aud strange to say, no person was seriously 10.
iured. When the train was about mile east of
Alden running some thirty miles per hour, the lo>
comotive boiler exploded with loud report, seat.
teriDg the upper portions in all directions. The
engineer and firemen were thrown back upon the
tender. but were not seriously injured. Their es.
cape was indeed miraculous The concussion fol
lowing the explosion tore the track In pieces under
the engine, and the cars were thrown off and piled
up In confusion The lumber cars took the force
of the concussion as the train came to q stand and
the passengers were unipjured The passenger
car kept the track
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

THE L. S. EAST INDIA SQUADKoN.-A letter In
the New York Times, dated Hong Kong, April
25 contains the following
Late advices from Shanghae state that the small
pox had broken out on the United States ship Le-
want Tbrty.three cases had been reported The
ship has been very sickly since her arrival in the
China Seas, and will doubtless be ordered home
soon on that account
The U storeship Celestial, with U S stores
arrived here to day, being l29 days out from New
York.
The U steamer San Jacinto is at Hong Kong
the Portsmouth at Singapore, and the Levant at
Shapghse, the latter repairing preparatory to
returning to Hong Kong.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

Mr. James Maui, favorably known as the inven-
tor of the celebrated horizontal sails" died In
Philadelphia Monday.
The annual sermon before the alumni of the G O..
neral Theological Seminary, N Y, was preached
Tuesday evening by Rev DR. Smedes, of North
Carolina.
The highest price ever paid in Virginia for to-
bacco, was 1915 per cwt.
The "Old Dominion" mills, recently burnt 1T
Petersburg are to be rebnilt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

TROOPS LEAVING FOR UTAH.-A force of one
hundred and ninety two recruits left Governor
Island, several days ago, for Utah, via the New
York and Erie Railroad Before moving into the
territory, they will remain some time at Fort Lea
venworth, Kansas where they will be attached tc
the several regiments destined for Utah The re-
cruits sent from Nav York, for this purpose be-
long to what is called the general servce-that is
they are liable to be drafted into the Artillery, In
faniry, or other class of soldiers.
Two hundred or two hundred and fifty recruits
will leave here for the same field Corporations mex
Monday. The entire force destined for the Nor
mon territory will consist of three regiments-twt
of infantry and one of csvalry-numbering abou
9 5C0-Neto York Jour Com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

MUSICAL ITEMS w. Corbin, of NibIos theatre.
New York, arrived in the Persia, Tuesday, with
Teresa Rolla, and q bran new opera troupe from
LA Scala and Her Majesty:
fhe New York Herald says that arrangements will
be concluded with MIR. Lumley, the manager of the
Opera In London BY which the Academy of Music
The plan for accomplishing the latter is to nd the
entire company, including the ballet, to New York
summer.
An arrangement has been concluded with Mr. Cal.
zado of the Italian Opera Paris by which
the services of Madame Frezzoini have been trans
fsrred to New York for period of four months and
that she will arrive in that city towards the cl ore OF
the month of August.
The great musical composer, n. Meyerbeer, has
arrived in Paris Is 10 said for the purpose of hsarpg
the different feu ale ngers who nave recently come
out his object being to ascertan how far they will
suit the principal partsin the two operas which
he has ready.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

THE NATIONAL CLAY MoNUMENT.-The corner
stone of this monument is to be laid at Lexington
KY, on the 4th of July, with imposing ceremonies
The Rev. r. J. Breckinrdge will be the orator. and
invitations have been extended to more militia
~ companies in ali the principal cities of the Unior
t. be present. among them the Amoskeas Veterans
Albany Burgess Corps, Chicago Light Guard, New
York Light Guards and the Nstiorsl Guard OF 81
Lous The government, it 10 said has tende cred the
services CT the brass band at the Newport barrack
for the OCCASION and the citizens of Lexington are
making extensive arrangements to accommodate the
expected thropg of strangers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

BANK FRAUDS IN ENGLAED-It appears that
criminal informations have been filed in London
against the directors of the British Bank, several
of them have been captured, and have been held
to bail in $40 600. Among those against whom
warrant was issued, was the notorious Hum
prhey Brown, late M from Tewkesbury who
opened his account with the British Bank with
the heavy sum of $9l, and in two days after wards
contracted loan of $4,000 with it, which he
speedily made only 1886 600, and has since told
the assignee that it is "idle" to ask him to repay
any of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

COMMENCEMENT OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE The
commencement Of Columbia College, Washington :,
took place Wednesday. The following degrees
were conferred:
Degree of Bachelor of Arts-Travis Bagby, Va;
Luther Barnes, North Carolina; Richard A Chris.
tan, Jr, Virginia; Giles Eubank, Virginia; Chas.
tam Meador, Va; Alexander D Moore, d @; g
Fl Morgan, Va
Degree of Master Of Arts-Richard II Rawlings
Va.
The Rev Robert Ryland delivered the addr, "a
before the Alumni on the subject Of slavery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

NAvAL.-The U steam frigate Minnesota,
Capt Dupont, bound to China, dropped down from
Norfolk on Tuesday, and will remain in Hampton
Roads until the arrival of the Hon VIM B Reed
u commissioner to China. The u sloop of
war Preble, Lieut. G II Cooper from Philadelphia,
arrived 10 Hampton Roads on Saturday night AT
ter being supplied with stores from the Norfolk
navy yard she will proceed on cruise for practice
to the Mediterranean and back
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

Burgomaster Johan Smith, the representative
from Bremen, in the German Diet died on the llth
ult
There are four thousand men ct work In the lead
mines of southwest Missouri.
The democrats of the sixth district of Georgia
have nominated Hon Jas Jackson for Congress.
John, valuable negro man owned by A Bruce,
of Farmville, Va, fell dead there Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

The SEA SERPENT IN SOUTH AFRIcA The Port
Elizabeth, Cape Colony, Mercury relates that the sea
serpent has actually been captured in Algos Bay, BY
Mr.. Crspper. the proprietor of the sunday Island
Ferry, assisted BY Mr. Newcome. Ii was thrown
ashore near Cape Psdrone and supposed BY the col
ored people who found 1t to be an immense fish 1t
proved, however. to be "a creature with long SER
pent like body, about eighty ninety feet In length
with an enormous head, possessing the properties OF
the reptile spscies mouth furnished with formid.
able row of serrsted teeth on both jaws, which
when closed, dove tailed one into another" The an.
imal was dead, and decomp ssitisn already going
Cd. The head wss cut off and placed in & wagon,
which could scarcely contain It, and taken neet
boring house, where 1t now remainsn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

THE DEFALCATIoN IN OHIo.-The attorney
general of Ohio has brought suit against John e
Breslin and another against VIM II Gibson, the
two late State Treasurers for the recovery of the
money lost by them to the State Suits are also
brought against the sureties of Mr. Breslin and
against the sureties of Mr. Gibson, to recover the
amnunt of their bonds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

ALLEGED MAIL RoBBER ARRESTED On
Wednesday last, VIM Prentice, United States
mail agent arrested at Miles, in Warren county,
Ohio, store keeper named Joseph Gmor charg-
ed with stealing draft from Perrnes post office,
Mercer county, Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

land speculation in reality 1t is simply this: One
man buys land at 3 IS per acre ard in the course
of year two sells at $3.50 and invests again
further west" The second purchaser IN akes son e
improvements upon the lands AMI sells for five dol
lars psr In the meantime other specula-
tor has built mill by and ,ays village and
the third surchaser sells the tract OF land of which
we have been speaking at s20 or Is per acre In a
year or two railroad comes along" which 10 built
by some other "spscuistors" because it will pay
and the fourth buyer cells for S25 per acre to pur
chsssr who wishes to pat Improvements and oc-
cupy it himself, to whom the same property will be
worth fl ty dollars per scre in few years Here are
four men W no have doubled and trebled heir money
within year or two from the day Of investme MT,
aud this ia the simple history of land alton in
the fer lie West. Mind yea say fertile for when
the last who wants the land for ia ming pur.
poses can realize his twelve per cent with
the chances Of It again doub ing itself in value
where, let US ask Is the chance for "crisis'-s
crash ~ Madison Wis) Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

LATER FROM AUsTRALIA.-We have advices
from Melbourne to the 10th of April. The inspec-
torganeral of the penal department had been bru-
tally murdered by a number of convicts st W il
liamStown and the event had been followed by
great excitement and mutiuy among the prisoners
on the bulks. A war steamer, with shotted guns,
was brought along side, but quiet was restored
without resort to extreme measures The escort
returns of gold have not been maintained this
year so far, up to the returns of 1856 They
have, nevertheless, been above the average of the
years le54-'5 Trade atIMelbourne was dull but
the -four and provision market is steady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

NsE Us%I i-A bLE hEsI UENCkS IN
Es% MANCHESTER FOR RENT.-Tuo ne W and
AE< han dso Ueiy finished Tenements on Jackson
street within twenty minutes walk of the business
portion OF the city OF Richmond. is now ready for
tenants Zach tenement contains six rooms in the
dwelling, four of them eighteen feet souare' and
three IN the basement The location is healthy and
in an agreeable neigh borhood. Hydrants twill be
put In each tenement at an early day. Rent $500
per sunum. Apply to A C. Saunders National Ho.
tel, Nj spcheEter, or to
je l5-lZt" Ri SIZrR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

FROM VENEzUELA-The Congress of Venezu-
ella adjourned on the Goth of May. The last act
to ratify the treaty with the United States,
which was accomplished by the urgent solieta-
tions of Hon Charles Eames the American min
lister. The country had been blessed with fine
raius aud the crops promised well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

HER MAJgsTY's DRAWING K.oM-The Queen of
England held drawingroom in st Jam.s palace
Saturday, the 6th inst This reception the fl ret
public cosrt held by hsr Msjsstv this season. was
very numerously attended. The Qusen were a train
ofbsck silk trimmed with boqusls of black flowers
The petticost black Grape over black silk, trimmed
with boquets of black flowers Her Majesty wore a
diadsm Of black jet with black feathers. The Prin-
cess Royal train of rich white glace, tastefully
trimmed with white Grape and bugles The petticoet
white sace trimmed to correspond with the train
Hsr Royal Hi ghness had round her head wreath of
white roses. This ornaments were pearls and dia-
monds The s,ene appears to have been of quite a.
exciting ehsrsc er os the memorable struggles Of
this last camaaign fhe confusion the pressure, the
by the pen of Crimean correspondents Besides the
pressure, the heat, and the distre's, smusemenrs
Of very national char acter were provided.
To protect the appro of the celebrated Pen the
Lora Cham oerlain had cuunpgly constructed of old
benches sort OF outwoId this at first was regarded
with some awe and respect but las the pressure in
the rear became greater SONS lady, more acvsntur.
Gus than the rest actually cleared the side fence;
her example was soon followed the Irish women ia
king the lead and clearing the fence with that pecu
lar act for which their country horses ceIe.
orated. sThe Marchiopess of y the Countess of D.
my ledy were sesn going over in first rate style
but an unfortunate English girl, Miss L., not 80
well educated having scrambled to the top of the
babk, drawing breath previous to the final spring
the hemeted vete rams crying out at the top of his
voice, Halo, madame; the Lord Chamberlain de-
sres the ladies' will not leap the fences The
poor girl fell back into her fathers arms an Old
soldier. who briefly but not very courteousy replied
in deep cultural voice, The Lord Chamberlain
be- to which DOOM ] fancied 1 heard several
sweet and gentle voices whisper Amen"
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O. FOR hhNT-And possession given

E.a between the lst and 10th of July a large and
GA delightful brick residence, with furnace or fire.
places heating the whole house Double porch in
rear with shower and plunge bath, and water in the
house. and all other modern improvements; large
ysrd; kitchen and servants rsorns detached from
house; 1s cool in and warm in winter; Ioca.
ted between 3rd and 4th, Franklin street; and 10
of the elisible convenient and comfortable
residences in the city. For terms &c apply TO No.
204 Main street oPposite Corinthian Hall at the
house je 5-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

VALUABLE GIFTs-At Harrisonburg, Rocking
ham county, Va, where the Mckenzie dramatic
troupe is performing, Miss Kaie Estelle was pre-.
sented with pair of bracelets and diamond
ring, and Miss Mary Estelle had thrown to her on
the stage set of jewelry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

SUDDEN DEATH.-Dr Charles F A Leisering,
proprietor of the Cushion Highland" Hydropathc
Institute, in Berks county, Pa, died suddenly in
his carriage, of apoplexy, on Saturday last, while
returning home from Reading
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

EMIGRATION FROM SwEDEN-From the CONS
mepcement of the season to the 10th OF May then
ships with 2 4o2 emigrants left Swedish ports for
the United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

HAIL SToRM.-On Sunday last, there was de-
structive hail storm in portion of Clarke county
Va. Grain and corn ields. gardens. &c, In the
nelghborhood of Berryville, were completely de-
stroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

ANOTHER VIOLENT TORNADO On Monday
afternoon q violent tornado passed over Newark
J, prostrating trees In every direction, and do
ing other damage. A boy named Francis Comfy
was blown into the canal and drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

ISLANDER SUIT.-On Saturday . Young Iady Of
st Louis commenced suit in the circuit court
against her own father for SANDER laying the dam
age at g.. 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

when a fellow has reached certain pint in
drinkin," said an old seaker, II think he orter
stop" "Wel, think" said wag, "he had better
atom before he reaches q mint
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

COMMENCEMENT The commandment ,f
Lynchburg, Va, College took place Wedp esd.y.
Rev DR. Reese of Baltimore, delivered the Grafton
There was but one graduate-Eugens, Biackford.
of Lynchburg, which results from the compars :
lively recent origin of the College Three years
are required for a thorough collegiate course.
whilst the institution has been in existence but
two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

ANOTHER NAVY YARD.-It is stated that the
board of naval officers have reported 10 favor of
purchasing l. 100 acres of Blythe Island, Georgia
for navy yard The proprietors ask $3.50, 600.
and the Secretary of the Navy offers $l3O 700 for
it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

MINNEsoTA-From the st Paul Pioneer Of the
ls h inst, we learn that Rev G Ames, Register
of Deed, OF Hennepin county MINI, has been dis-
missed from office by Governor Medary, for refu>
sing to issue certificates of election to the legally
chosen (Democratic) Delegates to the Constt9-
tional Convention from St Anthony
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

SURVEYS OF THE PUBLIC LANDS IN CALIFoR-
NIA-The totaiamount of the sub-divisional sur
veys in California. since the opening OF the sur,
veyng district up to the present time, ia estimated
| at about twenty millions of acres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

zss FOX Il II II IAN excellent Brick
80 Tenement, with brick kitchen and garden at
z2 tached situated on the of Leish and 9th
streets, Church Hill. Possession given the 18th
June Apply to LARUs L SHINE,
i 5-ts IA Main
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following
"On Friday last. Joseph F. Ross eloped from this
place with the wifs of Adam Ross. The guilty pair
supposed to be in Chicago, passing man and
wife. Tbis woman had been married to Adam Rots
only about four months, and the man who vent away
with her had been raised in the family Of the injured
husbsnd who has four children BY former wife
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

CELEBRATIoN-The Masons, of Lynchburg,
Va, celebrated St. Johns Day, Wednesday. Rev
Robert Withers delivered an oraion. The day
closed with torch light procession at night and q
sumptuous supper at the City Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

There Is promise of great crops throughout
the State Of Arkansas
Fugit the murderer of Hops, has been acquit-
ted at ST Louis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

1sss F0H RENT-A large and conye-
ESEs niently built House, at the head of Main ST.
z~A corner above the Fair Grounds Toa good ter.
ant the rent will be moderate. There 10 good gar
den attached TO 1t. Possession imu ediately. In
quire Of mH. HENRY FREEMAN
Jezo-lWF Opposite the Fair Grounds
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FUn RkNT-The three story Ter

SzsA EUR kENT-The three story Tene-
~ ment now occupied by Mr Belvin, Main
E2sA street, between Second and Third. 1t
talns ten slevel rooms with gas fixtures through
cut. The kitchen hes four rooms Being in q plea.
asnt and convenient part of thu city it will be found
desirable residence. Possession given the frat of
June. Enquire at Worthams Bookstore, lain
street. nv 22-ts
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THE CoMsT.-The st. Louis News of Saturday
is ooubt about it, many Of our citizens who
have seen it testify. 1t may be seen about the
htur of O'Clock in the morning in the east or rath
er little north of east, few degrees above the hoi
son. occupying relatively, upright position. 1t
could even be this morning through a light
cloud, and may be distinctly observed By any one
whs has curiosity enough to draw him from his bed
at the inconvenient hour when 1t is In sight"