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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
EARsHAL'S SALE.

M IEREAs, legal notice has i+-n served upon
w me by the nrni of Frost. Todd 4 Co, of Sioux
City, Iowa. Informing me that they bave in their
possession certain goods and consigned to aud
stored with tn, III mere than six months mgr which
sea,is are still uncaed for ani unclaimed. There
fore ~ virtue of the power vested in me Ms City
Marhal. vii, ~ Friday, the sth day Of
July, a. -. 1859, At the Ia ar Of two O'Clock ia
III. afternoon of said day al the stnr. house Of Frost
Todd Co. ~ Sioux city. stil said good, at pubic
aucion 10 the highest bid st for cash. de,ay the
expenses incurred upon The payment II the freight
aud the charges due aud unpaid urnn said goods, 70
grthet With the cost ut a.tsstisng sud SELLING the
sane sand goods dese tbad follows IA Wit -
One lit II uu sehpld sp,1s aud tnrturo, consi
OF enc bureau. Ward oe, ehsirs. Mirror. fram-i
ntu,euts Pictures, framed Map OF liamuufg. rictuie
frame, Birch bark 'auue Wall inpst arpot, Knives
aud FORKS, Crockrfy, Tin harr, Stove ripe tmprrls
In, Hniing fin Tt'ie spuats. Window Curtain kai
iets, Clocks Clock shelf iinnket Ltnen bed Spread
Linen table cloth, chnppins kute, tumbiers sci "
CT tors silver hutter knife sal, e4ars satt candle
tnnulis pitcher. OIL can, oil cloth, window euttpns,
hsd ssianas, iron kettle e.sthsn ~esrius rp-
pstel consisting ~ hrniieath euat vests, Mantiia.
dr.s. patterns Farmers aud msehthics tools con
sirinl II Az axe, hoe, tpade sietsons drafting IN
.irunt nts, Jaws, hand sffsw. gaa.e, shot bas aud
pair dividera Also u few backs.
II b BETS
csS Marshal u siaaa city, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
REMOVAL o. THE SIOUX CITY
BOOT I SHOE NAHUFACToRY

TNH8 uoAsa9esA has ssasvsa III sseaellshoeat -
i ~ osv bslo1log - Psosl strsse . ~ -
Aeoss vsse Il faetle yasksss's
vhsss - , pssoossa win . lasys "
80 sapsstss sleek - lnslss, Ae - sssesIs -
su ves4 = BIZ lice h ~ bse seyls q ~ ast. I'm.
D3svioe noos but H. best ~ voskOsa, aaA giviae
Bis psssooal attsstios 10 Il b. 90 aassly warrant
I'll kis work. nspsisisg doss % sAsst notice
JuAs q, 1o60-0 SAAUEL kkUMNANN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
Original Notice.
State Of Ioro, Woodbury connty, So.
E. X. Bartlett VI. David Whitmer and Ferdinand j.
Moeilsr

State Of Io,co, Vocabulary comfy, So.
+. X. Bartlett vs. David Whitmer and Ferdinand J.
Moeil-r.
To David whitmer and Ferdinand j. Moeiler, dsfts:
Gentlemen-You are hereby notified thst on or he
fore the 10th dsy of July 1882 thu re- will IL on Ma
In the office Of the Clask OF the District Court In
Woodbury. county. Iowa. petition Of IT, X bartlett,
claiming Of the defendant. David Whitmsr, the sum
Of tso bundrei and foasteen collars and Interest
thereon fsoM the lat dsy Of February, ls5s, until
psld A. money due him 4 certain prOmissory note
s,.d ~ mortgage o. tho north west quarter OF sec
ticn ". township No " nor Of range 70 west Of
the 5tb pr,.cpsl meridian. Iowa given T. secure said
note uhch aid note and mortgage the sAid Whttn,er
executed 10 said petitioner on the 18th DAY Do
1855, which hns not b~sn paid In ~hos or In part
and further said petition will p'ss for the foreclosure
Of said mortgage and sale OF said premises sccora ps
10 law, aud ths Application ot the prc.ed, tbrieo 70
the p.yuent Of said indebtedness, with interest to
IT,. time payment. aud costs Of this suit md In
ease Of deiciency that said David Whi,mor be al
Judged 10 pay tbs zane, ami ir sneh other a"f nr'
th.r relief IN ,hs business as shall b. Just ana elu
Table. No p. sonsi demand - made against saiu IL
PENDANT Ferdinand j Nuelisr.
Now unless you appear and snsw.r thereto on or
before the morning of the second day 81 the u ut
term Of said District Court, % ha husun aud holden
at Sioux City, IN ssii county the frs Monday 81
August 1859, decree will b. entered agsnst you In
accordance with the prayer OF said petition
HUDSON JOY
Attorneys for Petitioner.
The above notice having ba~n returned by this
khsvH ~ Woodbury. county, eninrsed 18th. within
named defendant, t.rdiasnd ]. No.lisr, not found
In my bailiwiek l hereby order the sams pnti.h.I
Zoe four successive seeks In the SOAK city hegster,
paper puGlislsd IN said eoan,y
Clerk Dss, coa,, v oodbas, ssusty, love
June u, lsse--ts
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
Ice Cream !!

ASING reg .rd for tie comfort OF the citizens
1 Of Sioux City and the rest ri mankind. and a
desire that they may ket cool during the coming
summer, the uaG.r gHei takes pleasure III Inform
ing them that he has made geuients 10 furnish
ICE CREAM every evening from u IL O'cDrk, at
his res idenoe on the corner If Water and Seventh
streets. Call around. !! c. ASH
Sioux City, May ~ lsj9-H
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
Original Notice.
STATE IF lo~a, Woodbury. county, So.
James ". Bo,ler vs.. Elias A. White

STATE u l0tca, Uoodbu'y county, So.
James ". Boser vs.. Elias A. White.
To Elias A. White:
Sr-fou are hereby notified that on or before the
Goth day OF July, A. d. ls5J, there wil la on lille in
the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court in and
for Woodbury. county, Iowa, petition OF James W
Eosier claiming OF you the Specific per ornauce OF
three contracts executed by you by your agents
CASSIDY ( Clark. on the llth day # June, A. d. ls5;
by one o; which contracts you bound yourself 10
convey by deed Of special warranty to james " Bos
other the southeast quarter, and by the third h1
southwest quarter Of Section No. twelve, il Town
ship No. ninety six north Range No. forty four west
of the ffih principal meridian. Iowa. situated IL
Sioux county In ssid State. Said petition will pray
that you be decresd to make . decd Of special
ises In accordsncs with said contracts aud that you
be adjudged to pay the Petitioner the sum OF two
hundred dollars damages Tor the detention Of the
deeds for said premises FROM the petitioner, tgehe
with costs If suit Nov unless you appear he
fore the morning of the second day Of the next term
Of the District Court In aud for Woodbury. count,
Iowa. to be begun and holden at Sioux City, in said
county, on the first Monday. II August, 4. b 1884,
and answer said petition default will 10 entered
against you and decree rendered thereon in accord
JAMES W. BosLER.
By IlCEsoN 4 JOY and
M. llCBFELL, Attorneys.
This notice having been returned by the Sheriff
OF Woodbury. county, Iowa, not found" hereby
order the same to lie published week Tor four
successive week. in the Sioux City Register, paper
published in said county
j. " FIELD,
Clerk Dist. Court, Woodbury. county, Iowa
June - lsaJ--+s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
Notice.
PROBATE NOTICE.

To EZRA H'GGiNBorIIAA. the unknown heirs of
lanes iiigcintotham, deceased. aud all persons
interested In the estate Ct tn, said James iiggin-
bpiham deceased
You ar hereby notified that an appiration ~ Cv
reniu johnson admins Of the estate al James
iiiG-h'pthtn, late of Iiprecano" county. lrdiIrG.
deceased, a>l Ia" Tor an order 10 sell real estate II
said deceased "a firia ut to rar the 81 said
tat. i "u tlr in tn oite Of the County lud :"
Il Woodbury. county. iowa. Hut YOU hereby
ttui ed IT, tc and appear iert the Count, Jud Of
sail countN at his "i'ce in SIOUX City. The first
aav nf August A u 1853. Mt 10 o'rio X. NJ at SAID
day, and ten and there show Gauss, why auth. ritY
should not ~ gwen 10 said administrator 10 Eel 80
much o thu rial estate of the sail deceased ~ may
6e necessary t. pay the debts Of the sail estate
tiREAluS JOHNSON. Administrator,
Published by order oi the County Judge of " God
bury county, Iowa.
Anil \ Nm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23

n- Fanny Fern says she "once had .
narrow escape from being a ministers
wife, If she had . narrower escape
than the minister. we are much mistaken.
"a The Democracy Of Nebraska will
meet in Convention a. Plattsmouth, On the
18th day Of August next, for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for Congress.
1kv- \ paper has been started in Geor.
gia called the Nineteenth Century. What
vii! it 10 after $1,000!
IeE- The old settlers Of Burlington will
celebrate the anniversary OF their society
on the lat ct July.
BkE- The Democratic National Conven.
ton will meet at Charleston on the ID day
Of June 1860
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23

Evsybody about Montgomery, Abba
M, Knows Old Blizzard, of Pile ecuasy.
He l. soos Of your one OF q oos bse
men; Old Blis.ard i sill ID the world.
He works bic 6ftsea hands, sd makes
seven bags 70 The had. BE oads is oil
b. bic own exsstioas, too.
When tho railroad THE Mobile and Cir
ard road) Vas 6rst talked Of in biz settle
ment, Old Blizzard was high up for it,
The line Of the road would come near bis
plantation, and dispense with the wear
and tear Of his wagons through the prai.
ries to Montgomery. One day an agent Of
the railroad company called upon him,
took dinner with him, and talked road to
him. A the agent was about leaving he
drew his subscription book and said
Well, Mr.. Blizzard, what amount shail:I
put down as your subscription to our great
enterprise
'WaI,' said Old B., I've got thirteen
hundred rails, new and good rails, split
out, and By the time you folks want 'em, III
have - many more. You may put the
down fur three thousand rails anyhow
We do not want rails, Mr.. Blizzard
said the agent, smiling, we wish our
friends 70 purchase, or rather 70 help rs
furnish the IRON rails. What amount Of
money will you give " to help get iron
railsy
Iron rails be burned! If yer goin' to
70 inter such unnateral like extravigance
- that, I shant give yer dollar. IRON
rails! Well for sure, who ever heard o
the like ? And 90 Old Blizzard left the
railroad agent in disgust.t mumbli"g to
himself as he went away, Iron rails be
burned
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
Md al II!e kInus and styles
PremlWns Presented TO Purchasers

And all Itier kinds and styles
Premiums Presented 10 Purchasers
To every person buying n -" pen OF u, present
nun, bered cert ,.catc, and ii uf these ccrtg,
eatiirs the holder VI It, h thu .sira pavement If =
cent?. to an article 81 lewtitF value tom 81 70 sluu
TIL. icw.ry consist Of todd and SILVER Matches Ii
great variety. siverteti,,>. sitter Frat Baskets
told uua,dCha,s G'r idits cjSet., Il, acrIrS Gent,
kr1selets. Ear Dru,s, .tuis HirSS crosses &C. ..at
Of which sell toc less il,aa 81 f1r,yery T. lr pad
rs. he i,criytS mt, i,d "a = RbH Isr.& 't, @a is.
By n, l,V5lgHi oj - ce1s ,sjft sn s7,ncuts
issahRs@ 10 ,ehpeter &c h.3' "t ne ta-
ffs tr dtSiyRatS. ". haso been in operation ftt
three wears aud 'houstuia aYe AutGl ~ rs tra W
hay. never iearnet that any ever dissatisfied
fhis plan al rd> every urp rtnnitH NJ urtaintn.
2nla vat OF some artir. uf teSs-rN For t.fIilI
sum. III our pous, i.'uci cases. ac. Genuine a.
Sices manufactured ~ ourselves with !oi and
We "hrr ti.ru pr cisey Ut prices asked IA I'll Ushe
stores in the city. j" H!rat, mt luae Advantageous
offers rn.rretic per ia we., Hy woTkins
We ,.i>u AGENTS IN tset# p.a,. Ia Tie cpuh.
try, and persons WHO "ouid gk ia G~s1uiv such viii
pleas. 10 address ard vii s>ad ,..l IA rllHa4
etreh,h> Of prices terms ~. W. have no statd re,
RODS for iisrihu'!on. The moment yen j, rurcha-
sti the purchaser j. entitled to his premium
on the payment Of - cents rs IA.
All order. BY nal! shatla he aaireaead,
MEEGlIk EiNra& 4 DEAN.
- Broadway. Naw reek.
NB-ioil Pens REMOTE ed in sui q. .,,r ,u,,,ne-
Enclose the pen and - cents ii 4. o. stamps and lie
pen will be reponei aad ccta ned Pas; pad
The BROADWAY cui9 Pm NANlFACT,GfN NC
COMPANY. is well SHOWN throughout tn. countr,
but, there tauhtedis sotne VITO sre at &C.
qusiutea with US, We sppeadtss tetla~ing wo.Anowu
names As References,
Fellows 4 Co., No. l. Maiden Lane, Ny.
Hicks \ Mitchell. 20 DO do
Benton Bros, err. Broadway aud C,urt
aad sts., n. y, ard Chestnut ST. phlia
j. II. Sturdy 4 Co., No. ) ntsey Ea......a
New York.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23

The above notice having been returned hv the
Sheriff Of Woodbury. county endorsed . the within
nam. defendants, Thomas Ewing. Jt.. ana fayette
". Beebee. not found in my haiwick," hereby or
der the SAME published for four successive in
the sioux City Register, paper pnbii.h-i in said
county. j. \. FIELD,
elk Dist. Court, Woodbury. county, Iowa.
June B. lS5y--tw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23

~ Advices from Italy report battle
ct Palestro in which the Austrians we're
defeated with considerable loss. The King
Victor Emmanuel commanded in person
and exhibited great gallantry. Sardiaian
accounts say that they took 1000 prison.
ers and eight guns.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
FRESH BEEF WANTED!

DROpOSALS will be received up to " o'clock on
i the l4th day of July next for supplying the sub
sistence Department u Tive Army ut this post with
fresh beef for year from the frat day Of septe
Der next.
The contract III be let. subject to the approval of
the Conmissry General of Subsistence to the lowest
responsible bidder. ard must conform u the form
prescribed in the Subsistence e-uitious the Army
The A. A. Z. :. the right W Reject any
all the lids deemed by him unreasonable. and no
memi~r OF Congress, shall he allow ed any share in
said contract.
The Beef Is to be delivered at this Off &c In quarters
an equal proportion Of FIRE aud hind-necks and
shanks excluded--at such times aud in such quaint
ties ms the A. A. G. j. for the time being shall require
payment 10 lie mad. monthly as far a. practiC able.
The proposal must set forth the price per pound
for which the beef will be deli vcr.d here. with the
conditions and limitations rescrbed herein, and in
the Subsistence Reg ulations OF the Army and bo di
reced:
TO the A. A. c. 5. United States Army.
at Fo.t randall, Neb. Ter"
Proposals for Beef"
across the ends Of the envelope.
j. y. LONG,
2nd Lieut.. End Infantry, and A. A. C. s.
Office OF A. A. c. s., 1t. Randall, N.T.,l
May l4th. 1859. 43
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23

"The mass Of the Germans are inteli.
gent thinking men-men who fed from
tyranny and oppression in the old world.
Omaha Republican,.
Shouldn't wonder if they now fed from
" the tyranny and oppression Of the Re.
publican proscriptive party. 1t rather
looks - If there would be another STAN
vedo
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
BY IfCEsoN K JOY and
\. II. liCBFKLL, Attorneys.
Original Notice.
State Of Iopa, IIooddury county, IS:

r.r..r,.u In District Court Of the All
Judicial District Of said
rhous E.;n, u + county, Of the Aug. term Of
ra,att. W H.. said Court. A. b 1852 In
Chancsry sitting.
To Thomas Ewing, Jr., and Faye.te w. Beehee:
Sirs- You aud each Of you hereby notified that
on or before the twentieth cath day Of July mex:
there will be file 10 the office Of the clerk of the
District Cocrt in the county If Woodbury. petition
Of James lsbell claiming of you partition Of the
south east quarter Of section number twenty two en-
in twnship numi',r eighty nina $50, north Of
number forty,sve ON west Of the fifth 9th prin.
cpal meridian, and iD the county and state aforesaid
containing one hundred and sixty ldO OF land
according the United Stats survey thereof be tn.
same more or less, In which said quarter section the
said James lshell claims 10 own in fee simple .nr
undivided one fourth share part which ne asks In
said petition TO be set off and allotted 10 himself in
seseraity. and that unless Won appear and answer
thereto on or before the morning ii the second day
OF August next that being the morning of the
ond day OF the uext term s,J Court, your default
will he entered against you aud decree taken there
on in accordance with the prayer in said petition
ta.fted. T.. WAkELI,
Plaintiffs ATTY,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
Original Notice.
State q Iorc. Woodbury. county, -.

Curtis Lamb Vs. Thonss /. 0rinsy.
To Thomas l.. iney:
sis-you are hereby notified that there Il now u,
Ale In the Isce OF the Clark OF the District Court
AID fur WOODBURY. county, Iowa, pstiion OF Curtis
Lamb eiaiaing of you the sum OF one h undrad and
fifteen aud So 100 dollars money justly du. him
upon promissory ncte. given by you u him for tho
su Of enc hundred aud fifteen dollars, dated Sioux
CITY, Ioss January It'll, ls5s, payable "ne day after
dale You are further notified that writ Of attach,
sa.nt has been issued ~ the Gle,s Of the District
your property, goods, lands, tsnensntA aud hcrsii
ian,ents TO secure tho payment nf sad note, and
that unless you appear aud answer thereto on or n
furs the morning of The second day Of the uext term
Of ths District Court In and for Woodbury. county,
Iosa, to he begun aud holden on the tirst Monday
In August, A. D. ls53 Judgment will bs rendered By
d1asIt agaInst you thereon,
I'M HuDBELL,
Attorney Tor rlailtin
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
THE
Sioux City Register,
JOB WORK.

JOb "ONhs
Having extensive assortment Of the latest styles
Of job aud Card types prepared 70 do all kinds
Of Job Printing In the best style of the art.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
Broadway Cold Pen Manufacturing
Company,


No. 20 BfJddW3y, NeW EHtE.
LIST OF Retail rRlC $.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
Canine Sagacity.

A gentleman Of this city for some years past
has owned u valuable specimen of tho canine race
OF the setter breed and year after year Inns boon
in the habit of renewing his license for the animal.
until tho figure and intelligent face of "Ponto'
has become we'll knonw and welcomed at the
City Hull. A day or two since tho dog was sized.
mud the collar benrng tho record Of his license
probably removed by an ill-cunditioned variet.
who with rope round his neck, bore him toward
the station house with view Of replenishing his
exhausted pockets with the fine payable to all who
surrender TO the polica such dogs rs wander VA
grant about the street.
With dgnfcd but sorrowful steps, ponto fol-
lowed his merccnary cnptor making no effort to
sscane until near tho City Hail. when he made
dead point for that official abode, aud breaking
away from his ,hradom. made rush tn the office
of his npprecinli,c friend. the City Clerk. and
standing at-bay in front Of the license desk, bid
defiance to his menn spirited enemy who followed
in hot pursuit. knowing tho imminent danger,
the sagacious animal had thus his place Of refuge.
and his facc Icing recognized, ho readily found
protection and the satisfaction OF seeing his late
captor beat nm ignoble retreat. Ponto now walks
the streets with renewed dignity ind IL new silver
colIar.--N. ]. Herald.
his instance is quite paraleled by one which
was related to us not long since. farmer living
in New Hampshire had dog who hnd grown old
in the service Of the family. Having become very
feeble and useless, and having, moreover lost near
ly all his teeth the master told the family NOR
ming. in the presence Of the dog TINT he thought
he would take him out in the woods aud shoot him."
Almost Immediately afterwards the venerable brute
disappeared. The premises were thoroughly
searched, but in vain. Three dayselapsed and yet
there was no sign OF the missing dog This was
the more remarkable, as he had occupied his place
regularly by the fire side for many years. Final
ly, the owner having occasion to creep under the
barn floor in search Of something that had fallen
through. found the dog crouchod up in u dark
corner, trembling with fear, and whining piteous-
ly. Struck with compassion, he said in o kind
voice. "Don't be afraid. old dog; you shan't be
shot" The poor creature leapcd towards his mas
ter, licked his hand and face, joyfully towards
the house. and took his old place in the chimney
corner. 1t is hardly necessary to add, thnt lie
was permitted to spend the rest Of his days in
peace Utica Herald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07

A RUNAWAY LOCOMOTIVE AND ITS BAD End
Monday morning, just before o'clock, the loco
motive Of the gravel train the Illinois Central
Railroad, detached from the train. was standing
ut the upper depot in this city. 1t had been fred
up, preparatory to work, the proper valves left
open and the proper ones shut for its stationery
security. as the engineer AYERS, while he went in
to eat his breakfast. Soon after. from some unex-
planned cause the locomotive was seen moving
along the track at moderate pace towards Dun
leith 1t passed the lower depot In this unattend-
ed and independent state until it came to the Rail-
,sad Bridge, which was drawn II approached
the chasm boldly leaped of surely. fell about Is
feet perpendicularly, and was smashed TO pie es
inevitably. Galena Aduertiser, 30M ulk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-07
A noble Woman.

The New York correspondent Of ths Bostoa
Journal writes the following;
One Of the citisens Of New York gallant whole
hearted and noble fsllow--who 10 bestsr known
In the country than any other man in Nsw York
whose house has been the homo Of ell the great
men Of the iand-and who has the same Kreas
gitt that god gave Solomon, "largeness Of ofhsarsss
he To the surprise Of everybody failed. All par
sons supposed the house was immensely rich and
was daily coming money. II was said that The
failure was occasioned BY tho outside speculation
Of a partner. AL that this gentleman had, and
oil he had earnsd, WAS a. oncs given mp 10 hiscred
itors and hs began lie again q hs began Il shIrty
years ago, with the sane spirls and snsrgy. With
the same ohssrfnlness and the same libsrality.--
His affairs were ~ far o. possibls then kept from
his wife. But with the quick, kssu eyes Of a1se.
tion she saw that more was involved IN the affairs
Of her husband than he CHOSE 10 state 70 her.
She is woman that had her birth and education
her mental and moral training were had under
those influences that have raised up 80 many men
and women Of mark aud talent in our land.
Asking nothing from her husband about his mat.
ters, this lady visited her husbands lawyer and
heard from him tho full measure ofthe evil that had
fallen on his future.--Iler resolution was at once
taken. She know that her husband valuod bic
honor more than all the wealth Of the world. and
that honor seemed to rest under . cloud She
held at the East large aud valuable estate which
was exclusively her own. She ordered the papers
to be drawn at once, placing all the property In
the hands Of his creditors. resolving TO partake
with him Of all the consequences u tho loss of
property. She then sought out her husband, told
him what she had done and with smiling face
bade him look cheerfully to the glowing future
before them. Noble woman worthy Of the best
d"ys OF Roman fortitude; worthy 10 be ranked
among those noble women described In tho Word
Of God. whom the children "rise up and called
blessed" whose "husband sittsth aiming the eld-
ors at tho gate Of the city," Of whom her husband
says. MANY daughters have done virtuously, but
thou exoellest them ALL