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LIE LoUP MoNTRE LES DENTS.

Nous devrions redouber precautions dit Kenneth
brigade que y pen dot de
cpndan, permet De De you engage au uGaer %
de leur deyoir de proteger. Hta r.. -
Je ne neggernis pas vofre avs = 1ne ome % o % e u @ de
genre Mas neta une nscreton r vors demand
veun Kentucky vols ya un bon bout de m0ntagne dc ps
En dian. ces no Saul Kenneth regard q
Vre cuose es. ben naturee pqa Kenneth us
oe embaras Croyezmo n ne epav etee par ao d
ez gaee Plus
Spposez que dams te des
tee ou que anour des Itud Que
dun hmne' vOir observer tae sa PhyS0n0me' sou ca
Dns certs cas- ou dan. aures Tn peus @
celia Pourtant dans Nodoues ga ne a' peoIe' qa ""e ~
IVA nu; b,e ellie sera s.mbre prt brusque Kenneth Les
hozon zenith ct bentot jour aura lie
temps favorable une surprise &c 9n era, faction ,o. nae M
0su pas ss acoousnme paer danger
avec une csrabiue au bras. s
0e c ne vous nque pas repon Kenneth sOurant Cte
ksnckeune us Ken'uckien 81 ae,s aveo hesitation
ve sscuse dc de Nick whaes ct moi fons Gu
ste que yous ne mchants
Sa6sVander pas dit guide venneut
lis ire qu les connat boD ct q conduit plus
.ne u .a sa'v v dit Nick Jai u peu pu moi
% s dss j.. ss Is oas ss sss
dpns rui.a som~s bee dune % g st ", ~. ness sSs
un bayou que e point na grave aGs P
pps piSs on ds.oa., ds ma eaaa point No1',s.
mS o"s a"s S' oo chen ait pa. lance M sero
ccnnsi ben le chen de ma bouche
Nick ssreta ct c sombisst de plus PITS
Je pars me vanter sous o0mpre"es n observer "" P
ou js o~pnas cela dit Nick qund question
t pus qconqu eaas carabne ou porte un ha
y,...c = Il ;ure ou bieu - 49, p .lf.s
ui annals ee rantsres rpos settlement Saul ms
q enendaut dams cs'ie ge que ns oe au
mediterranean Nick
Dire cela
E S.. .s .s . % .s ' %.ss
reAxou les bras
;. spe dabless a. pete d&cuhe. $50 r
Il Eh vous dsax sa nevn Kenneth vouant
4ytsr cuus Pardeu ada aer oin
deux .ppeu mies exienco
nous enous Que monde reud Mss
j mutt Went yoyons borrgson vous o's
-Chosses Ddroi qu Pus me her vous ,oas omp
sl -Oui Comuoia Nick compsenon Ca
Kenneth q presntah
dangers probabes drboe eutrects de
haut herbe Cepsndn nd De suite
en- reuarqo.m que c Loup epa
Ape avor t det etrs pouva vo
& revisit ceus place fciou .
Ia vuats uerospsersnt Tn mpenesbe
ebene appeurk Percant obcu
rita yssx - ksssh tisRt d Sa Lougemps
posgt deus mas cragnant
e en- large ptaa rosI 6u san parfois
p 6ds pouvait compiler Dependant
imaes slls psrsavt pns last chassee
an s rsvu. piss BELLE pIas aus saas vr
- N sbrs pour pss t Les hsurss enens .vsc ap
AL ns douA larsqu COUP rssar
. .soss chose brilliant ns ysux; puia yeeu IN Itrs
oc 4 ssat fe de Iaesr s.ssr
n Bcs 81 sstp snem fat Knosth aars dea
sss foaas ! ~ sgmsh coup e. suOxa.os l. S.s 81
sx.;s ca fsppsr larea L. iup dbst
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IN rennnt camp. Kenneth remarqua que lie hcionnae
ptt visible quoiqu cis Sc fdt IN
sspprocha de Iendroi on devait tenir faction
mre. lappeAnt par dc detrs pris un
seat endome Aus avancat hardment
N ct ne fu.i pas de lhonne etendu ee
RI Pauyre dab urmurai In fatigue la vaincu Je en-
I'm meme temps. eon Sc baat pour prcnare
~ Mas qn etai rd Lhomme await cese
v s dogts emeu la de carabne Iversu
pa In INSTRUMENT cooteau sans doue u await perez
IL n,rment par odce &c fatal navai satit cruaue
u seteuat oreic autrc sepaa la tete du
rouge crane nontrai que inortune await
N84 NAcheveure empotee pour eryr de troPhee
~ isse aIer surprise clagrn rndgnaton ben
sctacle Kenneth pourut route en- eneehis
a"i .m lied, heurtaut IN ofs demi g.ou
a.ant pour reever tressaiemen horreur Les
e,aient Iyerson await sous les nne
M de qa jour, nvait t fremr dans ia foret Sur
Ie corp, dun I"den don't s erane P'tage serea'e'
seme t Kenneth 2'e' ange done mission DC defIu',e
e mysterious ce probabenea IN impaeab's snns% na de !.
nnnc gsa place place abaan les obe dc a hne avec
IA K., =. = s ,.. le Il ~. ,ox pied t FL tHWt
a..m oalre pies lie oup cohe devan tente De
auhr ,~rp4 rags pod somms lnuue dc dire a.
~ ~ erdtl Ace mban Ben que harasse par tant de
II ecs"aa de WELLER ju'ida &c que Ia vox dc
iA % entendre. -
un un ommaudi dun ton bas de sap
a du dY Nick aa revat cs moment Dc uvas ct de
ct
Pas bn pas de bu II est heac de par a Dat Saul fates
pes les ssDiueles Mas d0uce'nen' doucsen
plus de 'rai qaans 'ouri' '' 's' j' lie ja's '' SER
aux seiuc hear place pendant dzine de "inu
r. plos 1t dc rejOndre ensaits sas@ ve que possible
repont Nick wi dcvoir dexecuter le message
mpaiemment arrira CONNIE on aeheas
n HlLs lcs che,aux . batter les mules -. ssa m
o j. are Tn dc camarades est daos one maaa'e
Il 3-Qa'y rtil depapda Saul ,rg -, .l.-n-
Lmme ,u et DO gis libas pres dc rAv'ne est a 60 NOR
- l., Autosr de Whites pour
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ZApr ayec raieue gate MAGNITUDE chef indcn m
era ore, gouvenera tribu fera guere exe
signeu ui pparerai couche de
ertabe heroine. 4. a.. ....-. .. .
Kenneth, sur Loup &c dernier await ouurs air
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CITATION
1873.


esSDc ~. - Ne ~sssNs'
TaH STATE or TxxAS.
Cocxsy ~ HARRisoS
Il cay ls.fl Q(<sr e a,f Ccsaiy, C's<ts"g
VOU ass hesssy ccnmandcl to summca h. q.
/ Pstmes By publication N this wris fsr three
susosasivs veeka II Tie Texas Republican, a
sswspuuw pnbilshei h Marshall. in aAid county
q d ssd pesaoeally apPcaE before Nc al my
onas 10 Marshall. a. Saturday, tAe ID day a
Dsssnbr, A. d. 1883, ii 10 O'Clock A. NJ to
sasvse IL complAist Of George Lane In plea
u dsb&, II tAe sum Of any lollAfs, principal,
~ b. so~e, brss1y ~ follows. to-vit /: note d.
tsal(assh 7ths. 1855. payable oae day ster date
= 0eokno lAne " beAiW.
0U& ~ uot aad uahe dse rstsra Of this
wsss = ~ Law directs. Given under my hand.
4 MsfsAsll, dis the 10th day of November,
lese. -
WM ". JOHNSTON.
1ueelee q ~ rsarc in and ew said county.
Dpugtvsd aai executed ssme day BY handing
~ eolosr Il tAe Texss Repsblican copy 81 The
vitAia NH - passsnetoa.
- Nevsnhas loth, LAM.
WV. n. JOHNSTON. J. +.
e. W. SLATER. q. IL. &.
Nsv. ~, leSe-3t
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scsssy q ee9seA, b ~ 49,, Jshe \. b
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Alobaaas Messy Dso~aiag. W. sssi6D = II
tssiuh - EA!hsssA - 0la1s = Lsullna. Aavs
- thsie peallisa y ~ Ossal9 Ceust q ~
essaay q HAIRLESS, psgtaiai1g % ~ ssta4s q
asssass1 psssoaa, ~. 10 ssestaace - 1blIows
H. ny, Together WA May Webb. Rebec.
|eo Aanm ~ CAaAasiss hnas cAildFea, as.
0sbgsaksn ~ sisosp en- tAais dscsaAsues d
~ Asles u Aargssst PHtsisk, IN = ~ ossas
y Il Hanton, deeunss1, sua ~ Wnha II,
6isk, M saiin h ~ essaay + Hsnhoa, 81
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~ nasrnscl, duoan1oa Thai ae NJ Nae-
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q .oPsty, bceh ri I'd ps'sesal, kasiss -
s1oesn f1ssye - SvandfaFen6; TIT IL
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AoeQeoe sook peDasoe q ~ pfofeesy IN
~ ko1alag ~ mas adversely u pslitloasss
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SSss = ~ h,.4,s,3 fss..t = Hs,,'"s $40,
s.sssse = seas.A tAs sa y wm.aa rsr e.
.sss ~ ~ rS"sA ~
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f. 4 b. JACOBS,

AZ thear vveo1 knoWn olsoA u
SunsvuPoas, La.
Y K4r - hasa wy hsys 81 ven susseaed
n a11ust0sas a
DIV GOODS AND 0ROCER1E1,
ThG1g stock u Dry Good embraces CLOTHS
NOWEl9, BLANKETS READY 1ADA
CLOTHING, HATN. BOOTS. SHOES, ssd
PLANTATION GOODS. Every dssNiptsss
e DnO0AN6, kTC.
Thsie seset u 0sscesjs b ebea4 ~ lafgss(
- ,bsssRhl n ~ plsss, eeasiseiae q COZ
SUGAR BACON. POaG. LARD
tLOUn, MOLAS0ES. RICE, Xxi, CHOC
OkATK, TEA, CIGARS. ~ TOBACCO
~ "a kindb d Li4ueeA
Try psseAass r. Cash. asd seA sas3s
eivs1y n CASH. 4 ~ lowest pauuibls raAnn
Ths1 ssaisie " W. visA 6Asssspsst, q VI
psaeos y ~ = Nsu Osspns = ~ u theil
sspei1sa, 10 ~ eivs tAsa : al. ~ ssA.iss
- sssiity I'd psies 4 tAsir Jee!..
March IL, -. 40 ~
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lust Received ~ ~ - - q. q. 0vsGl
q ; u. leeo ~ ~ - oslne - + !
Sost,s 49, taal nwsss nsus1a., Ne v -.
~ pr Mo- I'D Boys ~ ~ oIeu.sa -
- lss1hv. ~ iaan fA1lA AlMA -!
CAn1ssa. ~. s.ess q sss'itln 81
M. Ysssh, ~ Doys klp saa Csx DsDta
We NV received IaaEe 1T = teas 49,
= viossr -, 9 ~ Assies svw ~ n
III naske4.
AsguA n, ~. Nose IN
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NArshAll. October %, 3
n. Orleans and Shreveport Packet,

n. Orleans ooo S1beveporS k-uc2eL
PASSENGER PACKET.
Tho now and very stasnch ateass-
boat GRAND DUKE, 6am.
1pPlcxaic, master, will ran daring The esssing
season ~ a regular packet betwcea Shreveport
end New Orls~uA touching 1t 0nsj bayou,
Csmptc, 8rasd Ercss. Coliir, Alexasdsia, ed
eli intermediate lsaaiass Aad plasiasios. inviag
Shreveport every other SATURDAY. % u
arrival n the stages The 0nad Duks will b
IL largest aud ndst nagui1ccut stesner h tAs
trssir. ~ " new tAroseAsat, has comnodious
caslns uagnla Sauy isFahhsd, asd psevjisd
with IN ~ lsest i2PfoveaeatA aad III sreed,
sat4y, comlort end ssmplucHa Ase. aassrpaausd
BY asy boat On thu south-wcstefn wann Capt
APPRECIATE solicit. to. b. o'd kiesda and pa-
he,r4osbss ACCORDED 10 him. For freight q res-
sage. apply On hoard.
(lc4nhcF ~ 1883.
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aAnStVo0 4 ooWola. ~. oUe8ugA.
:
TOWEL BUCxuga. (essssassss - J. y.
II us~s~ . CAL naststaR. Ssvsodia6 - Co.
49,, esass lAatiao.l Uhssvsesss. Lsstntaas.
IN ~ l0n3 u IT,
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- NEW YORK
CHEAP CASH STORE.
HRewN Fnll 4 Wlntef deeds
row IL THE TINE! NON 8 THE CMANCF'
0AR0A8160l 0AR0sA0O0
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH!

CHEAPER THAN run ciixAfEsT N Tng nARk.0
THE undersigned bcss ksvc to inform the
citis,cs Of Marshall and the surrounding
cou.,ry. tia. h. has now on hand = large and
veil srssrtxsl at,sck Of Goods, consisting In part
Of prcss Goods, Clothing. Cloths, boots, shors,
&C.. &c. all Of which WI bc sold remarkably
low for cash.
I4,dies and gentlemen arr respectfully invited
10 call ard examine br Themselves.
Thankful br past &voss, be has only to add,
II Ne Gun but inaucc The psbllc 10 cxasIne his
stock, ~ 10 quality and rricr hc ksn ." com
petitica Please 10 givc ~ . cae-
-. Stose Nssth-west coruss Pshlic 6quase.
n. DRkOJo.
Nsrshall, October -, 59-u
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fa h D w n II Il,
xosFa.xAsf CORNER ov THE SQUARE.
%. MARSHALL, TEXAS,
RAGS ytsAsuns n AxsoCxcxa 70 M vassxps
Aan Yus puntic ruAS N MAa
In Retained iren New OvlealA
IA ! - ID bssasifsl asostueut q goods
~ essIl 4 qsality asd prioes 70 any h Ia
~ bssueAe q thb ulArke4
n go n tAnphs 70 ~ eltiseaa a ttarfi
- esonAy - ~ hbssAl seaas q pasFuaaye
go ~ I'VE y kia1ly Avseea lin WITH.
- emgps ~ sns(eous ~ NJ eoaseaae -
1pese ~ - y ussit ceatlaaaacs u 4, ~
- Y. - ~ ~ ~. W. ny s'0s' 1t
" s.sse. sAan
Receive Dnelss ost1s1Actiea!
n arttaln ~ ~ aeasssss - neatioa 10
tstaM - - 'ssly - ssasssi attention 70
seLeNnaD STOCK or GOODS!
sss,isliag = ~ = ssesws'
SOR TIE LADIES.
DsaSiss - UsaAnss Raa. = IN darsiP-
aisasi lIrIs1I1l,s - liza, PAi1ss 6uln Y
6lsn = u 49, Ays, EmseusdsrisA = g
Aua19l)esL n1ooGn eoueemeat; hsge and
,insolo1i 49, y tolna c1haAa, maallllsS, vith
teiomiuue - 49, sseyjs, shawk hnAa dreases
hsu n4tHh - teQnhe, hecsa q -
SpseNil 49, - tnssl bsea4 s1stA -.
1A4AAs y aRmaehAug taee1As
Snbessl1k 1BaHx 1AD9 CLOTHING,
3 spl0 j. svssy ki.d, issls1ine
~ ~. 49, - - ~ ssSss. ~. ur.tis-
- Ass1 4 haviae eI11ss - 49,, viii
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=
1ahsaairs ssss - dlaias ss,sstis
ron THE Ladies.
IL asasl = ~ = ~ aae alalaslial Dsss
PsAtun - DtO 0ssiA = ~ tastissl ssosss.
Doassep, ste. 4 slstes aDestaest u
LaAses 0oeooss - 0Aoea,
CEN1LEMENS FURNISHING C0ODA
OF ~ bost naAseia, ~ asst
Haaa, ehlsta, oAesa, &C.,
AID Npasb sassstmsne 4
READY MADE CooEnlN0,
Far Me- 81 Bsp. TAv wsun ~ isAbs1
Ne PissAsn q 0assisss sssalg. ~ tbsk ..
metaesl Il
PLANTATION GOODS
Are sqaal - say h ~ paaes, se1 vsstAy q
iapectleM AaAs, OAPs, LowsllA. Do0sess, o.
naSnena, Callsea. 0s1iam. LAaiN Ciuaks, esan-
iaAl styh,. Ne 1ssst Broad Closhs, eAeiss
CUTLERY. auaaayu4an
HARDWARE
QUKENswARK
HOLIOw-wARx
Asi. h . vosd.
4 LITTLE or EVERYTHING,
70 h sssaly Assa h nlan s1asA Thy y
~ peosIs y Aavs ~
1aeGose Oooek = 1eogsAal1,
70 a1sAst thsin b ~ FIFTH LAD0uDT
9TOkE win saia thole medue pesGsssica& ~
H.. coatesd thaa thslf eglpseisa b sqsal - ~
~ -, ut tAsse pslsm III bsas AvssaAos
ssssssl1ua : - 49, ssCAAsss Dat1aa
resy Lans = - thsAR Fsssa1si
Asftshs : plassss i sAssisg ~ -:
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4 nI ~ y rsesirt q thsie en1is4 - =
n Fan ~ Wisese 0esds, h vAL6A - ~
hssd IL gsssssse vafiety b "a ~ &olsak
hssnsho 4 tsaAR thaa ~ hass cvss ookso6 y
shh nssass-psFtieslssly 10
Lo1|eS' FolI N Wis(es Dgess Geo1A
usunsh, 81 raecy Artic3n searsaily-t - uh6se
~ nvlls ~ a&tsaetos Il II hayms, - oqos-
jnlly ~ ~ aisu1p - eusasassA
osp4smhs ~, le39.-l,1n
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1aA1o AND I1boM D0UNDat I
~ oovufoos, -.
~ ". yoNna pssPsisees 4 ~ Ase \
= ~ asss ~ ~ 4 esetaA - = ~.
eIiAs IN - 81 gasiag. = = ~ -. 4
~ 4. =: = !. & esi = =. s = ::
1sss~w NV. iaessvs1. q ~ ssss esly.
Il b slss psspass1 y - ~ kied Il ~
eAiassy ~ tAe esaatsy ny vast 10 vokf-
r. = :; - i :.,. 49,. :: s'. e. r.
asaalls peektag, sseoad Aaaa boilsn cd s(san
eagIsss, vhicA ~ viii III - reasoaab1s tsFna
U6sulas ~ Mills mads 70 ssdes. 81 "a kisds
q nasAiassy vpaised.
TW0 ~ - naas % ssst pseshasss y -
l..s 80 s''y 's''''ass'' = ~ '~''''
als.,.,ss.. ss,. ,. 1855. sd
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on1ek oaleo - Onall ~ III
l hAvs ~ Neslvsi, direct iron Nv Ysst
ard Phiiaaslpa's, ~ hryst and Assennsss
anortmras II
FALL + WINTER CLOTHING,
ever broash. 70 ,hh p'aea Tss sspssies'g q
ciolA, 6nessn Il tsxtsls. 81 wsssnaaship, aas
0oods win eo~msad H. ssssal saslsatisa Il
aAaAs ~ ; 49, 4 Oepasi
41ka - - y ssaR,
U6ase ~ 0Wn supervisasa,
~ 49, s tsetR ~ IN, psoaiss "
p them Chsapsr ~ Cash,
n46p 49, hssas b ~ eosaasy!
~ ossek embraces . VT ~ ~ i'll -
lD1sneas 4
Men ana neyu Ciethln0.
~ at
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Csuitiag u Shirt (estrs ass). Dsuwsn. sssks,
b - svssytAiag thas ssat'eaaa vsas. H.
ess ~. . = " y everybody.
OaaA 9 A1Qleusae ~ nsvss hsse hses9ae -
thh sIasStk n sxtss ass sspp'y 4
HATS AND GAPS,
TAIiORs TRlMMINGS,
eseh = n.las14 HtafaqA &C., Dargs npP'y,
which VIII b ~ very cAsaP. /.
4 hsgs ssppey 4 Caseha Camlaess, go
vslvcts, superior 70 ny ever beought to Aas.
sAail. II Yea doabt n. caA aaa - 1hs ycss1slG
Aavs do ssssivsd sspsly Il
&A01Du o8oARD.
ven hsaasiasl, aaasas1ivs. asd sshsaaaaial.
ca ~ - - - js11s - yssnsk Yes
~ thsa eoaesb that I ksvS y II ~ ~ ed
sss( stosk u Fssnlshia1 O6s1D evW bsossas
v tSls Psace.
11eUtA1 1AseEue0 1Acx8f 1sn iseo-eo.
Steamer NatloDaL
- = THIS NM asd e'egsns stesass will
wake rsgsass tsips bstwsss k1evp~
~ Nsv Oritaxs, daring ths WAiss aas0 ean-
npsciae = sooa - The watr permits. lnpoinl
81 sped. &Aly. aaA IN scesanodatioaas h \
dcca&y superior 70 ~ eeoA u H. trnde. BY
strict "a pfcap4 atatNsla4Rto Tie luteFeass d
siippess, and cosnlprt u pasnaarss, M socsss
hous 70 nerit share a pahlic hvcF.
r. @. MONTGOMERY, MasAss.
SIDNEY SMITH, Cisst.
Oct. -, i959-n7.
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CLOTHING I OIIOxWue0Il
NALL. ~ ~ N q 0isaa b ssanty ~
~ rsssPe. a
Oct e-?m CALLAWAf RAINS.
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Nt 00oge09 00A 8opos
10000 S '.::s {. = =. = s::.' -;
3. u. 0Rn00 / CO \
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vhsn ssnpa1s. ~ ~ t'ssay sstt0 III -.
givsa \ II ny pepsA
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lolssss Han go Yunts,
YU0T Received ri ~ ~ y
j q. q. uun00 Z CO.
Aaguse 81. -. NsN -
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WELCOMED
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-18
Periious adventure ON the Prairies.

PeriIOus adventure ON the FIalfies'
S. Fl. Packard, a lawyer of Dubuque,
gives the following account OF fearful ad-
venture experienced last month on the prai-
ries of Iowa Both feet were so badly tro-
zsn as to require amputation.
He left the Sioux Rapids, on the Little
Sioux river, where he, in connection with
Others started from town, to go to Dubuque
On business ON the I'd day OF December.
The sloughs having been open few days
BEFORE it was thought the safest way was
to go to Fort Dodge on horseback, and
thence by stage to Dubuque. About three
hours after he started, heavy snow storm
burst upon him, accompanied by high winds
from the north west Knowing the danger
ofattempting to cross the prairies in such a
storm he turned back and attempted to re-
trace his steps, but soon found that it was
impossible for man or beast to face the storm /;
he therefore procesded on his journey eonh-
dent that he would ride TO the next house
(40) miles by nightfall. But his horse
having broken through the ice several times,
became afraid to go on the ice, and he was
delayed many times at sloughs until night
overlook him at slough about half way
across the prairie. Here he found it impos-
sible to induce the horse to go upon the ice,
and while searching for better crossing the
ice broke with him and let him into the
water above his knees. He endeayored to
get to the shore, but the ice broke under him
at every step, and he struggled on through
the ice, snow, and water q distance of twen-
ty to thirty feet before he came TO firm ice.
He at once attempted to remove his shoes
and stockings, but they were so eneased in
4I.o4 . tLnt
he must remain where he was until morning,
and that his own safety was in keeping in
motion, he commenced running upon the
ice, and continued to do SO until daylight
the next morning, when having succeeded
in getting his horse across the slough, he
started on foot as he supposed, towards
Fort Dodge. After walking two miles and
IL half he found he had turned around and
was going wrong; he Immediately retraced
his steps, and walked all day, dragging his
frozen feet through snow ankle deep, his
horse following him and he was again over
taken by night about three miles from a
house. Here he left his horse, and started
on, hoping to reach the house in an hour or
two, but he was so faint, and weary that he
fell frequently, and was nine hours in walk
ing the last three miles. His sensations du-
ring this time as described by him, were
peculiar and strong the road appeared to
be embroidered in most beautiful colors and
he stopped to pick up specimen several
times. Satisfied that his mind was wan
dering, he endeavored to divert his mind
from the consideration of this subject, but
in vain if he looked at the side of the road
it appeared to be walled, and to be covered
with hogs lying on their backs.
Raising himself he proceeded, and at
length reached the house of a Mr. Welch
about 4 o clock in the morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-18
An Incident of the Skating Term.

A serious accident, nearly resulting in
death, says the Springfield Republicans, oc-
curred upon the river between here and
Chicopee, during the good skating last week
A young lad some thirteen or fourteen years
old, skated down to Springfield, drawing
behind him OH a sled, u daughter, OF SINH
lar years, OF Mr.. Sylvanus Adams the agent
of the Dwight Mills. On their return, in the
same manner, when opposite Rock Rimmon,
they plunged into an unseen air hole, and
both went under water Coming up, the
boy, brave as he was gallant, clung with
one arm to the edge of the ice, while with
the other he held fast to Iii, companion and
shouted for help. Other lads were near and
soon came to their rescue. The ice around
the hole was too fral To bear them; but
lying down, and forming rope of legs, arms
and bodies, they were able to extend leg
within reach of their exposed companions,
and he laying strong hold of this with one
hand and clinging to the little girl with the
other, both were slowly but safely drawn
out of their perilous situation. Bat the girl
was insensible from tie cold and from being
half drowned under the water. Packed
upon the sled. the skaters hurried her home,
and physicians were summoned, but it was
only after an hour of stimulating and res
torative treatment that life resumed its flow
in her system. The girls discretion as well
rs the boys bravery contributed 10 the sal
vation of her life; she remembered, she said,
hearing her mother say that when people
were in the water they must not open their
mouth or shoHt, and so, when her head was
under, as it was most of the time from the
accident till the rescue, she kept her lips and
teeth firmly closed. .-...sra-.