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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13
TRU ST Esq SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 3lst day of March, A. D.
w 1858, Ovid Van Dyke ex ecuted unto Antho.
ny Van WICK, as Trustee, certain Deed of Trust,
conveying to said Trustee the land in Muscstine
county, Iowa, described therein follows, to wit
"The West one half ID Of the South Ea st quar-
ter ~ Of section twelve, Q2), Township Seventy
Eight, (7s), Range Ono East" Which said con :
veyance was made by the said Ovid Van Dyke for
the purpose of securing the payment of certain
promsso'y note and the interest thereon signed
by said Ovid Van Dyke, dated March 8lst, A. D.
1858, and payable six months after that date to
the order of Theodorus J. Van WICK, for the sum
of Six Hundred Seventy Five dollars, with in
terest at the rate of ten per oentum per annum,
after maturity. And now, said note having be-
come due and payable, and the said Ovid Van
Dyke having failed to pay the same, /, Anthony
Van Wyck, Trustee, as aforesaid, do hereby give
public notice. that by. virtue.of the power which is
in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, 1 will, on
Tuesday, the oath, day of May. A. D. 1859, at the
hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon OF said day,
at the Court House door, in the city of Muscatine
exrose and offer for sale at public auction the
parcel of land above described, SO much thereof
as shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount of said note with the interest thereon 10
the day of sale, together with all the costs and ex-
penses attending said sale, costs Of this notice and
trustees fees. ANTHONY VAN WICK,
Trustee.
Dated the 2lst day of April, A. D. 1s5s.-w4w.
Printer's fee 81 so.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admins
IN tra:ion on the estate of Isaac Anderson, late
of Muscatne county, deceased have, BY the county
court of aid county, been granted to the under
signed All persons indebted to tho said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment, and all per-
Sons having claims against it must present them to
the undersigned, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law-otherwise they may b.
debarred from all participation in said estate.
JOHN SPARKS, Admir-.
Let the above be published in the Muscatine
Weekly Journal for four consecutive weeks.
4. H. THAYER, County Judge.
Nav 6, 1S59-w4w
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DIR. EASTERLE'S
EcVer and AgUc Alllcr.

rover ANU ASNC NANAOA =
This medicine will cure Fever and Ague, Chills and
Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent
Fever, and every form of Fever incident to the
est.
Among all the cele brated remedies for Ague
and Fever, first and foremost in rank stands
DR.. EAsTEkLY's FEVER AND AaUE KILLER.
This medicine is positive cure, both speedy and
permanent. During the las. 1--WE years 1t has
cured over two hundred thousand cases, which has
established its efficacy in all parts Of the west as
the only reliable remedy fer the cpre of these dis
tressing complaints 1t will also cure enlarge
ment Of the Spleen, Ague Cake, etc. 1t Is per-
tectly harmless to the NEST delicate constitution
u tender infant. Try it, ye afflicted.
~-Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles fer IS.
~preparei by Dr.. Easterly, corner of Third
and Chestnut streets, st Louis Mo-, sole proprie-
tor.
,old BY J. B. Dougherty, Muscatine, and by
Druggists generally.
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Health and Happiness Secured

Health and Happiness Secured!
VOUN8 men who are suffering from he effects
I Of selGabuse can be surely and permanently
restored by u.ing the
CONCENTRATED CUBE OR AQUA WIFE,
A Remedy Of Great and Certain Poicer.
This remedy il out up in small walls, and can b
sent by mail to any address. trial will satisfy.
Use It for week. and yon will experience . sf al
benefit, A circular containing full partioul Ar,
sent (free) On application. Price, per bottle 81.
One bottle will last , month.
Mr.. This reued, Is suitable for either sex.
Address, K. CRUGER, Medical Agent,
742 Broadway, New York.
~sold by J. E. Graham, Agent for Muscstine
Anil 9Th la59.--wIy.
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LUMBER LUMBER.

VX7Ehave for sale at our yard, corner Sixth and
w Mulberry streets, very large stock Of the
best quality Wisconsin Lumber. Purchasers will
find in said stock every thing in the lumber line.
Our assortment of Eencing, Flooring and oil kinds
of narrow stuff is unusually large and Of equality
that may be denominated No. !. We have also
Timber of all siser and lengths, Barn Boards thor
oughly seasoned, Common and Clear Plank OF any
thickness, Jost, Scantlng Siding, Shingles, Lnths
Sash, Doors Pockets and Palngs, together with
any quantity of Dressed Siding, Flooring and
boards of any dimensions ever c. lied for in this
market. All We haze to say to interested parties
l., that we can furnish any kind OF bill at price,
which arc guaranteed to be lower than can be Oh
tanned in this city. Call and see.
HATCH FULLERTON.
Msscatine, Dec. e4th, 1s5s.-wlm.
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Dr.. HOOper's Female Cordial

DR.. HOOper'S Female Cordial.
~This medicine will cure all Female Com.
plants, such Excessive, Suppressed, or Pain full
M ,ns,ruation, Flour Albus, or Whites. Baroness,
Sa'low Compilation, Headache, Dizziness, Weak
Nerves, Frighttul Dreams and all Diseases caused
BY cold checked Precipitation, excuses, over ex'
citsment, etc., of the sexual organs: For all If
reAularities OF the men thly periods DR.. Hooper
Fe uale Cordial lie speedy and positive cure 1t
has been amply tested, and the most gratifying
reports Of cures are daily received from every
tow n ana city where it is known. Price 81 pei
bottle. or six bottles for S..
Prepared by Dr.. Easterly, corner Of Third and
Chestnut street, St. Louis, NO., sole proprietor
~sold by j. B. Dougherty, druggist, Muscatiae
an by druggists generally. .a
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ms How many households have bsen desolated
BY that terrible disease, Consumption And how
gradual and silent itappIosches A slight cold
= hacking cough-spitting IF bl,od-and the pet
of tho family lies cold in death! But it shelf
any one-would take Hollands Balsamio Cordial
in the first or second, and som etimes even in the
third stage of the disease, immediate relief would
ensue and life be prolonged.
So also in Inauesza, Laryngitis, Asthma, Brcn.
chtis, and particularly in Group. Tho latter dis
ease the terror of parents, is completely inocut.s
in presence of the balssmic Cordial, and may be
cured by few doses.
Prepared only by Dr.. c. NJ Jackson, No: as
Arch Street. and for sale bv Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United states and anadas
Price IS cents per bottle.
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WHICHER & THOMPSON,
GROC Fl r 8

One Door Vest Of Green d Stones Banking HOUSE,
MUSCATINE, IOWA.
WE have on hand and are receiving, =, . choice
w lot Of Groceries, which We will sell at
. mall advance above cost.
ARMERS, PLEASE NOTICE ,
We pay the highest market price for all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
ESPECIALLY SoLIcITED-The cash trade of those
aving accounts with rs, from whom We have
b cen unable to get settlement
jar. Ssh, 1s59.-wtf.
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THE BEST ROUTE TO PIXIES
p r. K

DERSONS going to Pixies Peak, or to any point
j South or West of the Iowa River, are info rme
that the best point to tho Iowa River 10 just
below the junction Of the Cedar at Fredonia. The
Ferry at this point is good one, and travellers can
rely on being crossed without any detention what
ever.
RATES OF FERRIAae.-For wagon and horses,
IS cts.; for yoke of cattle and wagon, IS cts. !;
for extra yoke Of cattle l5ots. For man on horse
back, Is cts. For loose cattle, cts; for sheep,
z cents.
This ferry is on the only direct route from
Mascatine to Washington-is just below the juno
tion of the Iowa and Cedar rivers, by which trav-
elers cross TWO streams at fcrriage and at
least four miles of travel, with equally good if
not better road than by any rival route. Beware
Of runners who will try to deceive the public BY
incorporating the advantages of this route.
MAXSON CHAPMAN.
Naval 49, Wit.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

~- TAKE THEN AND LIVE !-Aeper kaOson to
Fal- Used by Everybody !-IIerriok's Sugar Coated
pills are 50 good that fifty boxes performs fifty
cures-ene box sells NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recommends
them to hbor-strauger to stranger. Made
from gums, bslsams and extracts. Their effect 90
the human system is mild searching and beneficial
Put up in large family boxes. Every pill costed
with sugar. Is cents per box. Sold by dealers
everywhere.
Hrsse advertisement on third page.
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GREAT MAMMOTH JACK

FORMERLY OWNED BY JACOB LONG,
WILL stand the en- suing season, com.
~ meAcing on the nineteenth day of April,
A.i and ending on the first day Of July, as
follows: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays at the stable of james Fosters, Cedar
Bridge. Frdays Saturdays and MONDAYS. in
Muscatine, at Motifs stable, at the mouth Of
Pappoose Creek: TERMS Three dollars by the
leap four dollcrs by the season. and six dollars to
insure. Care will be taken to prevent accidents,
but no accountability for any. This Jack is of
the Spanish Mammoth Stock. His mules are
large, well proportional, easily broken, kind and
gentle. Al. WESTBROOk.
Muscatine, April 14th, 1s59.-w1m.
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OVERMAN,S FERRY.

ON THE UPPER IOWA CITY ROAD t.
'IlHE undersigned, having made all the necessary
L arrangements with good boat and cable, is
now prepared to accommodate the travelling public,
by close attention to business at all hours and at
a. reasonable rates as any other ferry on C.dar
river. II. e. JEWErf.
March 10. 1S59.-3m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

IMPORTANT TO CORN GROWERS.
@ ED Corn, coated with coal tar, will obviate all
- annoyance from crows and all other depredators
on newly planted corn. This fact has been tested,
and it Is no humbug. Coal Tar can be had at the
Gas Works in this city. The cost is trifing.
March 18th. 1852 mon.
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MARRIED.

On the evening of the 10th inst at Shines Hotel,
by Judge Thayer, Mr.. ABEL MORSE and Miss DELI
Lab BIsHop-both of Mercer county, Illinois.
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DIED,

DIED,
At Chicago, ILL.,, May 9TH, 1889, Mrs. LUCY AMI
ADAMS, Of Consumption, aged Is years.
Her numerous friends here will recognize in the
above the death of Jenny Fay, who, during stay
of only one year in city, became endeared to SC
many hearts by her amiable and Christian walk
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COAL & WOOD YARD.

I1AVING struck q thicker and better vein of
of country, we are prepared to sell Coal at lower
rates than heretofore. We will furnish Coal to
Boats, or other purchasers, at cts. per bushsl.-
We have 1000 cords of good Wood on hand, which
we will sell very low, and will be ready to accom-
moiate purchasers atall hours of the das night.
Also, we will keep on hand Steam Boat Buckets and
Vince Arms at the Coal and Wood Yard.
S. +. Il e. DRURY.
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Drury's Landing, March 18th, 1859.
r. - TR Az COL, II

TAKEN up by John Sherfey, residing in Sweet
l. land township, Muscatins county, Iowa, an
estray colt, described before J. L. Hustled, Jus.
tice OF the Peace, in and for said county, as fol-
lows supposed to be two years old, of small size
deep bay oclor, bsck legs, with a small white spo,
on the back part of the right hind foot. true
copy of Justices return.
EDWARD II. THA1ER,
Fob 24-w3m County Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

TSeo advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
LIVER INvIe2RAroR in another column OF TINS
papc..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

| These Gums remove all
morbid or bad matter from
the system, supplying IL
their place . healthy flow
Of lille. invigorating the
stomach, causi az food TO
digest we'll. purifying thei
blood. giving tone and
health - the whole ms
ehinery, renewing tho
cause q the disease, At
! feotinS . radical ours.
billions attacks are eNr.
ed, and, what 10 better,
prsvented By the OCCASION
81 use Of the Liver lAvig-l
orator.
One dose after eating 10
suMet at TO relieve tbs
stomach aad prey Mt tho
food from rising aud sosr-
ing.
Only one doss taken be-
fore retiring. prevents
nightmare. /
Only ono dose taken At
sjght. loosens the bowels
gently, and cures eosti's-
ness. !
One dose taken after each |
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.

A FEW pieces of Floor Oil Cloths, just received
n and for sale at low prices, By
may 10 CbA5. NkALhEf.
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IF you wa Mt good and cheap Lumber, go to tho
i Lumber Yard Of HOCH h WHITEHOUSE.
mayll.dsw
IF you want a good, No. l, warranted Single,
l. the best in the oity-go to the Lumber Yard Of
may1l. daw KOCH l. WHITEHOUES
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THE LIVER
IN v l G. O r A II O r
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

COMPOUNDED Entirely from G. UMS,
rs one OF the purgA,vs and liver medicines now b
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

One dose often rspeate
Asure sure for Cheler,
Ao1hus, ahd . pseventiv,
Of Cholera.
Only one bottle 10 ased.
} cd to throw out of the sys.
TEN the effects Of nedicin,
J latter . long siecneIs.
\ One bottle taken
jaundics removes all sal
! moss or RIM atuTA cole
, from the skin.
} One dose taken = sho,
time before eati1g give
vigef to the appetite An
I makes the food diges
we'll.
Ono dose, often repeated
cures chronic Diarhea il
its wsrsk form, while Sum
, nsr And Bowel compla iut (,
yield almost 70 the FRS
desc.
A few bottles will eur,
) DTopsy BY exciting the ab.
. ssrbsnts.
II We take pleasure In re.
eommending t ,is medicine
, a. . preventive for Fevel
I and Agus. chill Fever, and
! all Fevsrs Of Bilious typo
> It operates with certainty
. I'd thousands are willin
70 testify to its wonderful
virtues.
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=. M. PETTENGILI Il CO.'S
"A DIV l. II II S n G. a G. ENCY
ll9 Nsssaa ST., New York, and 10 state ST. Boston
5. NJ. PBTfEN0rLL II Co., are the agents Tor the
Journal, and the most infuentia and largeet cir
oulsting Newspapers in the United States and Can
adss. They are authorized to contract for MS ct
our lowest rates.
~ c. H ScRIvEN, 63 Dearborn street, Chicago
IL our authorized agent in that City. ~
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All who use it are giving their unanimous tes-
timony in Its favor. Mix water in the mouth
with the Invigorater, and swallow both together.
Price one dollar per bottle. DR.. Sanford, propre-
tor, No. a4s Broadway, New York. RetaiIsd BY
all Drugeist.. Sold, .i.s. BY Dr.. G, O. Waters ss
Muecatins, Iowa, dec,2o
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CITY SH 0 IN G
Job Shop.

THE undersigned would make known to his
i frit nds and the public generally that he is
still on hand at his old and we'll known stand tc
accommodate his friends and the public and at
tend to orders on the shortest notice. He has re-
Gently formed connections with good wagon-makers
and is thereby enabled to build wagons from the
best material, and warrant them of light and easy
draught. l would also make known to the PUB
lio if they do not recolect it, thatI have had the
honor of receiving more premiums for Horse Shoes,
Horse Shooting, Edge Tools, and Ia ksmith's Work
in general, at our State and County Fairf, than
any other man of my trade in Iowa. l an able
to treat nearl7al ailment to which the foot of the
horse is liable, although DO not profess to be
veterinary surgeon.
Thankful for past favors, hope by strict at
tenton to business to merit continuation Of the
same. A. ROGERS,
Cor. 81 and Mulberry sts., Msscatine. Iowa.
March 18th, 1859tf
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"-distinguish and divide
A hair 'twixt south and southwest side"

Our indefatigable correspondent, writing under
date of the 10th inst, says:
'"As news is not very plenty in this goodly city
of Ononwa, l will make known the wants Of the
people through your valuable paper. Wanted, in
Ononwa School District one or more school teach
ers who can come well recommendations who is
willing to furnish a school house. and whose infu-
ence will pay his board, as he will have to board
around There is also good opening for a
saloon, as there ore only two in the place, and nary
Church. Any person wishing good situation will
find steady employment and good wages. Pay
after the next crop.
cps. Its expected that whoever gets the job
will attend some one of the churches in Ononwa.
Application made in person to the School Director.
BrDDLE"
The LUMBER TRADE-A New Firm. We
take pleasure in calling attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Koch L Whtehouse, who have
formed a copartnership in the lumber business.
Mr.. Hoch, having been engaged nine or ten years
in this business at this place. is too well known to
Feed commentator rom us. His industry, energy
and integrity have given him enviable reputation
in the trade Mr.. Whitehouse is also an expert
enced lumberman, having been engaged in the
business number Of years in Wisconsin In short,
this firm possesses advantages of which but few
others can boast. They manufacture their lumber
attheir own mills in the pipery, and both being
practical business men, superintend in person all
their operations. They are now receiving at
their yards in this city the largest and
choicest assortment of lumber of all kinds ever be
fore brought here, which they offer at prices much
lower than heretofore They expect by fair dealing
to establish an extensive trade in this branch o.
business at this place. The lumber trade has long
been the leading business Of Muscatine, because o.
its superior facilities-the city being nearer and
easier of access to the interior of the State than any
other town on the river. With such men as Messrs
Hoeh Whitehouse, and with such stocks of lum
Der a. they will at all times keep in the market
the lumber trade Of our city ought to be vastly in
creased. We hope it may. We invite all in need
ofanything in their line to give these gentlemen ,
cali.
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present position makes il impossible that he

present position makes IL impossible that he
can ever be my husband
= TO the surprise of all present, George Yale
at this moment entered the room, and coming
to Marcia's side, she put her arm in bis, while
she continued ~ ~
"Here is one, father, who can answer your
question better than 1. If the certificate Of
marriage, which the Rev. Mr.. Gould now
holds, has not sufficiently informed you of his
relation to me, let me introduce him as my
husband, who is, L cannot doubt, quite willing
to protect me from further insult from this
creature" turning toward Clay, "and from any
unreasonable display of authority on your own
part"
George Yale assentod by bow, that inclu-
ded the whole company, and by asking Marcia
if she was quite ready to accompany him
home, while Clay shrunk away and left the
house, and Captain Underhill stood speechless
with rage and astonishment. Before he had
recovered, his daughter and her husband had
left tho room, and presently the wheels of a
carriage grated upon the gravel without, and
they were driving toward the village street.
At first, in his impotent rage, Captain I'M
derhill vowed all manner of revenge. But two
things served to moderate these explosions.
Marcia was of an age to legally contract mar
riage without his consent, and he found that
he had driven her to this step by plotting to
force her into marriage with Clay, who, now
that he. had no longer any hopes of success,
showed himself in his true character.
He refused, however, to forgive his daughter,
or to receive her in his house; and he made a
will devising all his wealth away from her.
This, however, was poor revenge, as Marcia
had an independence from her aunt, and George
Yale's talents would always command com
petence.
Captain UnderhiIl continued obdurate for full
six months. Then, being laid up with severe
attack of the gout, he was not sorry to see his
daughter enter his room, and proceed to min
lister to his comfort, just as she had done be-
fore her marriage Somehow he never under
stood how she seemed to take precisely her old
place in the household; and he found that he
no longer was angry with her. During his ILL
ness his affairs fell into confusion, and when
Marcia mentioned that her husband would will
lingly attend to the most pressing matters, he
assented, not without a certain spasm of reluc-
tant pride. By the time he recovered, that had
passed, and he felt that he could not afford to
lose either of his children, as, in his softened
mood he now called them. So, by his request
they came home to live; and though they laugh
ingly told him that the arrangement was only
to hold during his good behavior, and would
not listen to any proposition for altering his
will, he furtivoly burned it. They were his
comfort during the brief remnant of his life,
and when he died Marcia found herself, quite
Unexpectedly, sole heiress of his estate.
His last words were, that his offered present
to his child had been of base metal, hers to
him, had the ring of true manhood.
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In Baltimore, as in our own city, the pas
senger railway epidemic is prevailing just now
rather fearfully. There, as here, the opening
of the books is pleasant illusion or farce, gone
through merely for form. The Sun of the 2Sth
says ga singular coincidence occurred in
this connection on Sunday night. Broadway
has heretofore been the scene of practical ope-
rations on the railway, and on Sunday night
in one of the churches on that thoroughfare, a
number Of the persons most directly interested
as grantees or contractors were assembled to
hear the word of life dispensed. The usual
religious preliminaries were gone through with,
when the preacher rose and announced his text
from the book Of Revelation, as follows: 'And
the books were opened There was of course
nothing thought of in connection with the rail-
road, but every time the preacher repeated his
text 1t fell with telling weight upon some OF
his congregation, whose slumbers for the whole
night were disturbed by visions of books."-
Pits. Dispatch. ..., .....e. d
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Read This, Also. ~
From Hon. y. storer, LII. D., Judge Of the
Oourt OF Cincinnati.
DR.. a. W. PHILLIF
Sole PrOprr

Sold Wholesale by SURE, Eckstein a. Go
Park; Geo M Dixon; A. Tofeli Allen C1,j,
/ Dro,; Edw, scanlen& a Col J.&. o. Real .rti o.
Druggists generally. itr .f,,. ~.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE WRECK.

Information has been received here that the
steamship Argo, which left this port on the 2Sd
instant, for Galway via st. Johns, N. F., has
been wrecked, We have not heard the location
of the calamity, but understand it to be some
where on the Newfoundland coast-probably
near Cape Race The ship went ashore, and
at last accounts was leaking very badly, and
was likely to prove a total loss. The passen-
gers and crew and their baggage were landed
safely. Two steam tugs have been sent to the
assistance of the Argo. Particulars will doubt
less soon come to HANDY. Y. Herald, 1st.