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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

CONGRESSIONAL ADJOUESEEST.-ConSre
has voted to close the present session on
Monday, the 9Th CT June. This is an earlier
day than has Of late years been usual, and
some will doubtless attribute it to the fact
that members Of Congress receive n fixed
salary instead eight dollars per diem as for
merly. Their pay is now $4,000 per session.
exclusive Of mileage. as well for the shsrt
session, which terminates on the 18th OF
March, as 70: the Iorg one which ends when
ever Congress pleases. The present Is the
FIRST session held under the salary Tesula-
ton, and the day designated for adjourn
ment will probably DC in some sense =
Irecedent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08
ICE CREAM SALOON.

Sofa F0uHtEjH, ,OUrscftDnfTn, g. d".
TIVE undersigned b-g- 10 inform the ladies and gentle
% Ottawa that be has thoroughly FURNISHED up
and retet hs les Cream Saloon the corner % Ma
olson aud Columbus >;s style compare with the
finest lily establishments; and having employed the
best manufacture IN the city, j. confident he can supply
such article d Ice Cream never was e1cehtd IA
Ottawa cr anywhere.
H. Soda Fountain alsothe best In the city-wil ne
Yer pun dry nor hi- pitcher Of lemonade.
A. abundant supply Of the choicest CAhE always on
hand also every variety OF FRJiT
First opening, this Saturday evening May ,th.
rys VI. FORMULAS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

Senator Wilson's project for line Of TEL
csraph to the army is said to be impractical
bic for four valid reasons. First, TIE posts
will be blown down by the heavy storms
sweeping over the prairies; second, the
fires will burn them down; third, the Indi-
ans will cut them down; fourth, the bufia-
locs will rub them down. These obstacles
can only be overcome with an enormous
outlay Of money, which government will
never sanction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08
tIunrar5an Grass seed.

ys7UE frst of this Grass known in the United states
was brought to Monroe county, Iowa, by cenP'h -
of Hungarian emgrants in the year lsJS' ana
them 10 farmer in the vicinity of AHA 10 500 " -.
LII ,rovad So satisfactory tibet the seed vas
sourht ter by all who had an eppoTIuhy - H..
Will. growing number OF farmers PiV s',i.-,, -.
next wear the Yield OF which was 30 a., -. .J;oinng
that the next season il spTtau Troiur,iou of thar
I counties, and has become '
Po r,' 60 rrs widely from the Mhtt' ana certain
ms -r,ss The yield l. mueh greater per acre,
Is dis'ihct bay is superior quality to ether
and fhs or Clover I, stands very hrm upon the
MIIel' nrouerly sovn, and AL ordinary yield IS
-, =. 4 and tons per a.ie- -. -. =,
rom of Monroe county, Iowa. raised
"I"i ON. half tons of this Grass upon one acre,
eight a, ar ,ie nremiumS at the County Fair.
icd of the seed from so to 40 bushels
r, il empfa really the Grass for Illinois, Iowa and Mis-
ri and for all soils of vegetable formation The time
or sowing il may from the LIST of May TO the LIST OF
better crop Timothy The manner of preparing the
ground the for wheat aud oats IL should be
lightly narrowed, then rolled The amount Of seed may
vary-if for hay one,,hirG bCshel; If for seed,
fourth bushel.
Cattle and sheep will eat this hay in preference to
notify clover, and will faten on 1t without grain
Horses prefer it to reshed and will do better it
alone than timothy, clover oats and corn, while per-
forming labor every day.
One great advantage to the farmer Is that he SOW
tie seed in lots at different times during the Spring ana
sequenty will be hurried in harvest. in fact he
let the grass stand eight days after il is ripe,
and will njure. Another great inducement 20 'ne
Is that he il s stumble grouhu ar
he has harvested lis wheat orosts ana raise soo"
crop. - -. .,,,...
The farmers Of Iowa have realized over one "ureu
dollars for every bushei of seed they nave so"' Farm
ers, you need not be afraid to try H. ior ~ j. w us'
and will amply repay you for any Outlay ior ,
For sale by Imy II T. W 'hA''pf"h"'H'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

Laughable As it may seem, the Governor
Of Alabama has written to the Representa-
tiyes Of that State in Congress, to know
whether the time has come for him to issue
his proclamation for . call Of Convention,
TO endorse the act Of the State Legislature
at the last session, to take measures for
sithdrawing from the Union.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

\ rev convert in New York mas returned
fifteen hundred dollars to the United States
Treasury. which he got unlawfuiiy. he says,
under the last administration. Should the
revival reach any considerable portion OF
Pierce's agents. We may hope for decided
improvement in the condition Of the Trea-
sury.
The above is from the Peru Sentinel. The
same paper contains leader column in
length violently abusive OF President Bu'
chanan. Has the .SentiHel turned its coat
and joined the shri,kers? We believe even
the enemies Of President Pierce concede
that no administration since the days Of JEFF
ferson, Madison. and Monroe, administered
the finances OF the government with less
loss by defanlters and peculation generally
than that OF President Pierce.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

The Greenville Bond County, Adroeats
of the 29th ult., says: at is now an undis-
puted fact. that the small pox, that much
dreaded disease, has made its appearance
in the west end of our town. There are
said to be some twelve or fifteen cases Of it
at present. As yet we have heard Of no
case that is considered particularly danger
Gus.
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IMPORTANT TO THE
DEAF. BLIND AND DUNE.

Propretor Of the Institute for Deaf and Blind Chicago
WIZ lie in OTTA WI. H.. TNes6aY Jl.Re ld. ISIS,
ami l1dg be consulted dtAe GEIGEH HOt Sbyor %
4 d0US only.
rNFAFNKSS Dizziness. Buzzing Earache and Noise IN
the Head; Catarrh and AL offensive Discharges
from the Ears Mouth or Nostrils, entirely removed
Dr. Mcleod has made discovery OF medicine mat
will prove perfect absorption Of the Cataract ana re-
store permanent vision the eye without the Use VI VIC
knife. -. 49,,
Those who once could hear, but became deai ana
5uuh NV sickness there is great hope OF cure as
years of ,udy aud research in those affections has eha
bed him by his new method OF operating 10 Pe''
cures that are almost miraculous
The DIR. has a and active vegetabie reiheuy s''
i infallible in the cure OF Cancer. m!I-eN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

ACCIDENT AT MARsEuLEs.-A man named
James Lishtfoot. while attempting to get of
the cars while under motion at MarSelles
last Saturday, slipped, and the cars passed
over his forearm. His arm was ampu-
ta.ed by Doct. o. p. Hathaway jist below
the elbow. He is now doing we'll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT AuRoRA.-On satur-
day Of last week, DIR. Smith. bota1ic and
Indian doctor Of Aurora. in this State, and
a la5orer whom he had hired to do some
got in dispute about few
shilings claimed by the laborcr as due him
as wages, and in the course of the wrangle,
DIR. S. seized revolver and shot the laborer
in the groin SO that his life is in danger.
Both were members Of the same church.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

Three pianos have been made from the
wood of the Charter Oak. 1t takes a high
polish. and the instruments which the wood
encloses are of the best description. Yam
kee Doodle is said to sound we'll on them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08
For surDDe.

TEyFIE undersigned vii leave Sunday or Monday
i next FOR short trip 20 Europe and expects 20 be
back again ~ the frs: OF September. Nh 6Eo. W .
PfECF Will act a. my agent during my absence, and
wish that all those that are ind btrd Tor last year
IN note OF book account viii not forget pay il =; my
store soon a. possible. and do great favor
thank ny friends customer for past ff' oEs- Hp
or nv going 70 Furore FOR ms business vii be going
a. usual Yours respectfully.
-. Hans THOMPSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

A Leavenworth correspondent of the St.
Louis Republican. writing under date of
April Goth, says the Topeka Free State Con-
yention had nominated HENRY j. ADAMS,
Mayor Of Leavenworth, for Governor, and
- Holiday for Lieut.. Governor. The
same paper states that Gov. Robinson is ma.
king speeches in opposition to the Lcaven-
worth Constitution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

Robert Antrim, farmer near Laeon, in
this State, committed suicide on the 9th
ult. by hanging himself with halter in his
own barn. Pecuniary troubles had led to
his arrangement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08
o-'' HANS THOMPSON.
smaII House & 10: for Sale.

IL subscriber Offers for sale small reside zee,
beautifully situated On the bank OF the Illinois RI
YER minutes walk from the Court House. The
hous. i in thorough repair, and has good cellar
There j. also a good well on the Lot.
Apply 20 = T. REEN0SD liz paint shop la Sale
st opposite the Mechanics Inn TO 7. T. COURTNEY
-. Z p REDMOND
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

DnowNEp-Wii!iam Graham, a young
man about 90 years Of age, was drowned in
the Macon river, near Morris. on Sunday,
the 18th ult, while attempting to swim a
horse across the stream.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08
STEAM ENGINES,
PORTABLE AND STATIONERY.
Reeds Patent Oscillator,

rsIIIE creates; Improvement the simplest piece Of
cllanisn, and the powerful engine, in proper
it, size, built. They pronounced at the Worlds
Fair Ia Paris in $50, that the result OF the operation
gain Of 20 per cent al! other engires in
and awarded the prize medal TO the inventor.
tbs saving is obtained by letting the in both
si- % the cylinder the time, thereby doubling
rie ze % the ports. and the pressure each side be-
10 eu1al. there i friction the valves and having,
what Also very essential TO economy, free exhaust
dispensing with the eccsntTic- side valves,
heads sui slides, ttte,e parts having the most friction
old style OF engines, ali the attention, oils repairs
and sLI keep those parts properly adjusted, are
saved
The boilers are made improved plan the FIRE be-
ing placed in front end, below the centre, passing
through back and returning 10 the front through
tubes making great amount Of fire surface. in com
pact. simple and accessible form
A. portable CINE they excel all others, and can be
run by boy without breaking down, in consequence Of
Dispensing with much outside work usually found up
on engines which sometimes keep the owner running to
the mgchi.>t's constantly. Come and see the design.
For ale by NJ A HOWELL, JR..
ryS Office at :. c. Earl & Sons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08
Plumbing! Plumbing:

TTAyING taken up my residence in Ottawa, am now
prepared to introduce Hot and Cold Water into
Publc or Private Buildings. will also furnish and put
up Water Closets, Bath Tubs, Hot and Cold Shower
Baths Marble Slabs and Wash Basins, Lift and Force
p,mns lead Pine and Sheet Lead, &C., &c. Having
engaged the business for the last 10 years in the
Cty of New York and Chicago am prepared to put up
Water Works with neatness and despatch.
orders left With wm Reddck ESQ., will be punctually
attended to.
Refer to Vim. Reddick ESQ.,, Ottawa, and James Bell,
Eso Chicago JAMES G.. KENNEDY.
Efeb30-6m Plumber ana Hy0FdWG Eh0sf'eeT.
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CONDITION or TEE FEMALES.

The condition Of the female portion Of
the community at Salt Lake is represented
as most derlorabc. Large Numbers Of them
feel deeply the dcgradat on OF their position,
and look forward with joy, even to death,
as means Of release. When the army
shall have reached the Valley, Mr.. Loba be-
lievcs that the greater por ION Of the female
Saints will avail! themselves cf the protect
ion thus afforded them, and abandon Nor
monism. Many Of these viii do so on &C.
count Of their sutierinCs, notwithstanding
that they still maintain faith in the doctrine
Of the Saints. while larger number viii be-
cause of the intense disgust Of the whole
affair
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

TlNIIE members Of the La sale County Mutual Fire In
i surance Company hereby notified that at
r.eetng Of the directors Of said Company held the
81 inst, it
Ordered That assessment to pay the losses Of the
COMPANY the past wear. levied follows, viz. On
all premium in for.e August - lsJ, three per
cent and all premium notes dated between August
IS 1851 and March SIS per cent; and that said
assessment be made payable July 1st, ISIS.
By order Of the Directors. WM. VI. TRUE, .Scy.
Nav std
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y. G.. VATTlNGER

II As received his usual supply o'
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
lie invites his old friends and the public give him
call. H. stock will compare ayurably with former
sons, and more complete in OTTAWA, and prices
must satisfy all who Goods. Terms, rs1dy pHy
gUH- m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

filled with the grace acquired at the feet OF
tkeir Prophet Brigham-kindly purchased
the hand-carts for them at a cost oil eight
dollars each, and generously put them at
the disposal of the newly arrived bretheren
at exactly double that sum. OF course the
entire party were compelled to go on foot
six to each hand-cart, which they dragged
along with its contents, cotslsing OF seven
teen pounds oflusgage to each person. All
the property OF the emgrants, over ana
above this, they were compelled to throw
away. of course-thuS losing the little rem
nant of their savings after having been most
relicious!y robbed of all their cash. Now
dissentions rose among them, and the result
was that they did not reach the banks OF the
Missouri, from whence to start westward,
until the 1st Of September.
Here, then, they stood, with twelve hun
bred miles of weary travel on foot before
them, and the merctless rigor OF n Northern
winter staring them in the face. The com
monest humanity would have inspired the
leaders Of the deluded band to stay their
steps until the opening spring. But they
seem to have been oblivious 10 any such
sentiment. They got up another revelation
from on high, in which the travellers were
hidden onward, and assured that the angel
Of the Lord would be upon their right hand
and their left shielding them from harm, pro
viding them sustenance and protection and
conducting them rejoicing into the valleys
of the mountains, where dweit the glor'es
Of Isracrs City.
Thus twenty-five hundred honest, simple
souls, full of honest faith and zeal-old men
and Young, gentle women and tender child
rem, plunged into the wilderness, never
doubling the result. Sad TO relate, of that
entire band, only about two hundred frost.
bitten, starving and emaciated beings, lived
to tell the story of their sufferingo. Mr.. L.
ba himself, witnessed the entrance of the
survevors-many even Of whom, were com
PEELED TO submit TO the rudest kind OF sur
eerv for the arnputation of limbs already
frozen to death, Twenty three hundred Of
the devoted band had fallen by the way,
tortured victims Of hunger and cold, some
of them indeed torn by famshcd wolves,
while life still struggled for the victory over
Punishment and frost. The picture Is too
horrible to contemplate-but my informant
states that lis truth is well attested by many
persons who soon after passed over the
scene Of this march OF death, and found it
strewn with it's thousands Of CHASTITY human
skeletons He says too. that among the
Indian tribes OF Utah, white children are
now liz NJ, who were picked up from the
snow by the savsges, and thus rescued
from the death which their parents failed
to escape.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

he bat Warehouse LIT ~ O'tG3rF.
On long time srd easy terms. Also Lots and Q, in
- Block -. States Addition 10 Ottawa. Apply at
frss TrrF-y ofIi-e. to Tmysl WN OSNAS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

To Grain UeaEers. SlipDers, and others
LARGE lot Of 2t 10 ( bGshel grain bags TO arrive
varying u - cents, bought al auction, ana
vii proye a bargain 20 all in need. HOWELL,
M. Office az :. c Earl sons
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

Notice.
My wife, Eliza, having left my bed and board withous
lust cause or provocation, hereby forbid all per.
sons from harberng usting her my account, -
am determned to pay no debts Of her cont acting amer
this date. Imy1-3w'l DANIEL MCDONALD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

C.r,,.rs secure your Seed Corn.
v AM prepared to furnish any amount OF perfectly
ripened Seed Corn, Of the Dent variety The croPl
t,.inad n rom rpened in ninety days from planting
have also many different kinds Of the best Corn
Planters now in use for sale. - ...,
myi re ". &c. s..,s-.>-S-....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08

ELECTIONS Philadelphia, on Tuesday,
elected NJ. S. Henry, anti-Lecompton Dem
ocrat, mayor, over Richard Vaux, Lecomp-
tonte, by 1000 majority. The same city
gave Buchanan 81, 900 majority over Ere
mont, and 6,O00 over Fillmore and Fremont
together.
indianapolis and Lafayette, Ind, hitherto
democratic cities, have elected republican
mayors.
HOSTILE INDIANs.-The rumor, mentioned
in the St Louis papers last week, Of the
collection of large bodies of hostile Indians
on the head waters Of Red River appears
10 be confirmed by advicos received at Wa
shington. \ Washington despatch Of Mon
day, says:
s. AdYces from Washington state that the
President has received authentic iniorma-
ticn that large body Of Indians Of various
hostile tribes. are collected on the head wa
tiers of the Red River. They are well armed,
and say it iS the intention % the Great
Chef of the West, Brigham Young, to ey-
terminate the white settlers on the frontier.
4 regiment of Government troops from
Texas i Eow on the way 10 that point, it
having beer ordered there sDTc time since
in anticipation Of this movement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-08
MUSIC! MUSIC!

Miss VI. VI. hsSh'H -. r.,
VTAyING permanently located herscl III mus cry Ior
The uurnose Of giving instructions on the Piano
Forte and in VOCAL Music would solicit share oil pup
lie patronage A., ,,r.f,.,;o, ~ 81.
voice. -, e.,
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EOllllt.

TN the street In Ottawa the 9th April small sum
Il Of money The owner can have the same by calling
At this Office proving property, and paying charges
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nEnfsN y
GrIin Es1gs

SMALL sum Of money to loan on good real estate
n HOWELL,
my5 Office AZ :. c Earl sons store
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HATS, GAPS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
For sale.

lust received, very large stock Of rich
j Gods. lmysj r c. PRESt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-25

q, rtist irst, a. sstu- o'cl,ot .. "a in -
Y oct q thick fos-w,no stroog from tue n. W.
hos. cane blobgs.oe spc rspcftsi 20 Capt. Cla'se
vsess ssboIe he sou.b sid- q To- Issad
q Cutty aubk, where 8 heavy Ees was runai1g, All
e. tiei. boat hsd been vsshsd away. Lelt. Csrson
and i've were al once cent ia lie gig q t6-Ir
s.ttatcs. They were obliged 10 order u roach no..
20 lsnd ca the north eide Of the issrd-cs~yng the
gig scross 10 the south sde-snd ,sunch il through
the suy that side which they did and pu cd along
hide Ct tie yesst took off her cap.sin spd crew aud
carried them sehore. TIE vessel sss TIE brig New
Globe. ribbt's mater. Of Bcotn, M, bound from
Phlsde ptis with O c. &c Of cosl TO Gardner, ne.
The captain stated that he got ashore in tns fog
while ruIrirg for the entrance o. Vineyard found
Finding il jnpossbls 70 accomplish anything tosard
getting Der .Hos that nj sht owing TO the uusavor-
abe state Of tie weather Lieut.. Carson and bis msn
returned to tie cutter about midnight. On Thur.dsY
morning, tie l9.h at about daylight, he returned TO
tie big with seven nen, thrg viii then keoge
anchor gsTps blocks aud falls. The vessel ls5 SD ut
400 ysds from tbe beach with sunken rocks o, e,cn
SIDE of her. 1t was then low water. Lieut.. Canon
made HE preparations FOR getting her Of and a. hls,
water Is 2. m commenced operations, and suec eded
by O'Clock in getting her sAoat n sA!sty. II WAS
found that che had sustained bu, little dansgs from
which the perlous nature Of her posi,ion among the
rocks, very fortunate. Bat fJT the tImely assist
ance rendered by the cutter the mater would have
doubles. resulted very dssstrousy. The pace where
the accident occurred being represented as an exceed
ingly dangerous one.
New London Chroc.e Az g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-25
MARINE AFFAIRS.

NAVAL oRDTR-THr NIAGARA OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC.
The following correspondence explains itself:
The L. S. steam frigate Niagsa having arrived,
and being secured TO the wharf in this yard, Capt
Hudson. Of that ship addressed the undersigned the
following note:
Us. STEAM FRIGATE NIAGARA
N.vY.YARD, Nrw-YoRK, Aug: 20, 1888,
Sir: The Niagara is now secured TO the wharf a.
the NAVY Y ard and am desrous TO give the citizen
OF New ok and Brooklyn opportunity OF visiting
ker anc propose to admit them az once TO snd
le stores at the same time. May ask your approval
am respectfully, your oe f{Io so ;srv sas..,o
l., KsARSY, Commanding NavyYard, New YoIi
tits Therefore ortered, that until some furtner dis
peal O. ss!d ship BY the Navy Department, the gate
OF the yAld ia 10 remain open to t1e public from
Sgd s. KEARNEY, Com Navy ara Newf0'
NAVAL.
Tire Secretary Of the Navy will visi. Brooklyn fard
tbs dsy a, 10 oolocE Great Preparations are beng
made to receive him.
Ii vii take s3O,OOO 10 pay off the Nisgsra
Tte L s. steam figate San Jscno, Commsnds'
ii. IL Bs D, irom lIorg Kong May H. Batavia May u,
Simon Boy Cape of Good Hope June -, and st.
Helers July - arrived i; this port yesterday, report
ing "al we'll" She has besn absent from the Uoited
States two years and eleven months The following IS
y list Of her officers:
Commander, IL H. Bel, Lieutensnta H. H. Lewis, J. C..
WnhAp,on. John Rutleds-, James NJ. Duncan Ws,er W.
oacer; L. Bowen raT.sI o. BI.ltord Captain Of Ma.
Jcha d. Sinm Chief Eng r. T. ,herwood Chap.
lAr X Irwin Assistant Surgeons p Daniel ana y Sen
pie Fr, Assistant Epsiueers, And!es L,wton and 3 De
Luce seo'nd Assistant EnsineeIs Henry spoOneI al Wu
bieoAs tslia An'eut .-ASneei tsa fyek bhes Henry
Punes Clerk d. A. Edmsnss; Boaswhn. Charles Johas.oa
Gunner john C. Ritter Carpenter Asa ronseit SNlmskrr
stephan seaoan Acting Masters Mles CsaA B. BeIre: aud
bhsirll, l.. Brscey.
A STRANDED yXssEI SAVED By TIE CUTTER JANE.
CAMPBELL,
tt revenue cutter James Campbell, Csp'. CLARK
ssiottd 81 this pert while her cruise in the Vine
yMe Sturd found occasion to rerder ysusble sssst
stee 20 sysssel founo in dis.rssa. The particulars o.
Ale occurrence, as ascefi.ired by .he Csmpbelis log
Ae ttsse