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The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-20

aAs0MsB. gNDW5gssY r.
ga THE subscriber takes this
method Of informing the public
that he has on hand, aud is
daily manufacturing al kinds of Saddles,
Harnesses, Brides and other such articles
usually kept in his line Of trade. on Main
street, nearly opposite Kaufman's store, in
Opelousas, where the public can find at all
times, from low price saddle or harness to
the finest that can be made in the State. A
call is solicited, as be is determined to please
both in price and quality of work.
GEORGE PULFORD.
Opelousas. July 18th, 1853. .
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Re Y 8o RlRgA1R Y Coo
IMPORTERS Or
French and British Dry Geods,
and uxatxRs hi, y ss7szsssa
Sousherfa Plaaata tiosa Goods,
No. 1875 Canal Street, between Royal 4 Bousbon.
E &s43 NEW ORLEANS. fszs-Sssssza

E"I would here announce to my friends ana ac-
Quaiatanees Of St. Landry and the neghbering Par
ishes, that will enter into the above house or the
10th Of January next where viii always be ready
to sell them goods at moderate prices and ul,n as
favorable conditions as any house Of the kind inNeR
Orleans and will l with dispatch and attention all
orders from the country. = ~Ss - x
Dec. II, 1853. /. A. PATIN.
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Taken up as an Estray.
FOR SALE.

am A secend- hand Mahogany Piano,
Wa aiof the celebrated manufacture of
Nunns Il Bro, New 7 York, just repaired and
tuned by Mr.. Flandraih, of New-Orleans. in
the most thorough and perfect manner, is
confidently offered as superior instrument,
at very reasonable price.
On exhibition at the Drug Store of
r.. 49,. JOHN POSEY.
Opelousas, July 2sd, 1859.-1m.
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For sale at private saaes

aa For sale at private saaes
lssssp About a Square Of Land, situated
9ou Bellevue street, in the Town Of
Opelousas, with the Improvements, consisting
in Dwelling House, Kitchen. &c.
For the price and further informations.
apply to the editor Of the Opelosssds Courier.
to G. Donate & Bro. corner of Court snd
Bellevue streets, Opelousas or to the under
sigued. near New-Iberia:
Dec. 4-1y DUBREUIL OLIVIER.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-20

Gnean0re aaea3alCnssrt,
NTorARY PUBLIC AND AUcTIoNEER ID and
lV for the Parish Of ST Landry, offers his services
as such 10 bis friends and the public in general
Ills office ii at lais residence, near Grand Cnteaa
All orders left at the store of Mr. j. B. Pollingue
In Grand Gotaan, will be promptly attended 70.
St. Landry, April 9th. 1856. III. u
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Estate Of Antoine Arnaud, decd
Meeting of Creditors.

@ 9Y virtue OF an order from the District
MD Court, in and for the Parish Of st
Landry, meeting of the Creditors of the
late Antoine Armand, deceased, late of the
Parish of st. Landry, will be held before
Onezime A. Guidry. a Notary Public, at his
Office, in the Town Of Opelousaa on Wednes-
day the l4th of September next, 1859, for
the purpose of deHberating upon the most
advantageous manner Of selling the property
Of the succession Of said deceased.
L. LASTRAPES.
/. Clerk of said Court.
Opelousas. AUGUST 18th. 1S59
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CoMDITI0Ns:
Board and tuition, in the two languages
per year, $40 90
Half boarders, and instruction in the two
. languages, per year, 20 90
Day scholars, same instruction, per year, 40 90
* !" per month, 90
Washing, BY the year, 10 90
Mending. "s@ :. 10 CO.
Bed, s. - 90
. Expenses Of sickness at the cost Of parents, they
choosing their physician.
No diminntion will be allowed for sickness not eX-
ceeding one month. ze
Bach quarter payable II advance; and all quarters
once commenced viii be due in full. Each student,
shall furnish one cord of wood for the winter.
i Two public examinations year, that is one in
June and the other in November. The Latin, and
Spanish languages. &c as well as Drawing, Painting,
Music, Fencing, Dancing, are paid extra.
Every boarder should brings2 summer coats, Q
winter coats, pair summer pantaloons, pair win
ter pantaloons, Q cravats, 2 vests, pair socks,
blanket cotton eounterpane, musquitto bar,
pair Of sheets, napkins, 2 towels, pocket hand
kerchiefs, blue bed cover, bucket, knife, fork
and spoon, combs, tooth brushes.
Paper, pens and books at the cost Of parents.
7's EsE REFERENCES:
Hon. J. Fl. 0varton, A. Garrigues Esq,
Hon. B. AMartel, Evte Debailion,
Thos. Fl. Lewis Esq, Joseph D. Gnidry,
Il. S. Robin Esq, p. L. Hebrard.
*# DR.. DELARUELLE.
Oaelousas March 18th 1883
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oPBLOUslS INSTITUTION,
FOR TIE EDUCATION 0R YOUNG MEN.

Fa&s& UNDER THE 1IREETIQN or
Ds. y. A. 4. DELARBELLE, PRINCIPAL; Professor
Of French and Latia. sv
-----, Professor ef English aad Eagk;sh Let
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-20
IROTR Ep[ElIa 9pRlN99o

st. Landry 28th May 1859.
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Opelousas, March 18th, 1858.
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THIS delightful Summer Resozb,
! ! EA situated in the Parish of st. Landry,
S L SEk in beautiful rolling Pine woods coun-
- try. distant about thrty-six miles
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-20

THE undersigned take this mode
yssss ct notifying the public that he has just
fsska improved this Establishment and he
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BYsFF5E UNION LINE
TOT tn aA iaDAELYssINTELDIa
oFRrcE.ooRNERswArERAN AND MoNRos sTsE s,sa
70 lsi5Ie NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER INDIAN.
QUrpEc, July i8tbi:.@The steamer Indian has
arrived with European adyiccs
AIRS. July 5tl.-1'he official condemnation
6y5 the French Goyernncnto of theaFticle in the
Trims that respect for Papacy
peror Napoleon is CARRYING out
he tear de Io2ognes publishes "a letter
ron ron Count Gayopr.E To- the jnnta Of Boognc,
3saying$ that King Victor Emanuel would not
accept. thesunion of Romagna with Piedmont,
but will direct the Roman forces t.. concur FIR
3the; purpose Of obtaining Italian independence.
Gen. Rellisier's corps, to observe tile frontiers
.ofathe Rhine, will be1ins environments By the
] 3thslnst. / will comprise y 60, 900 infantry
l2. 900 cayalrysand 100 cannon.
The London Times. French correspondent
says that something unusual is going on be-
tween France, Russia and Turkey and he would
not De surprised if Turkey was TO turn. against
Austria. s9f5fs$ss1f
Four Russian corps are already on war
.toGllns All the officers on limited leave have
been ordered to join. a levy Of Recruitants
Fsci Ta.,51 :
in#the House Of speech
orous measures oFgefsnca ososas,s
He regarded the assertion that France had no
Wish 70 invade England as uutlcserving5of con-
slderatlon England might live in perfect indie
the vigor Of her eople s 'lse' os'y on
The Fourth Inc zcf liz
James Hail. I5ntl66 cnaS; Tvs P'ssE =
n.,,ch pre-
usual usual too uusn e snt1nSlasn prevailed and the
Mr.. Dallas. The American rniniS,or ,naaa5,
z
Ttaiy f;.,5 me p9suon o.
exIresse1 anu
sPr'
CharIas Yil;a To- ~ "a
dent Of The Poor Law ga ssst res.
Iyhrat AZ f!ilsa - e.e
ienev II thu Roor5 az EaSa fFesl
r,,i,,arals Ne NJ 55,z,..,;z,s
~ - lnat ME- Golden will be OPP
e..e u9YeIIorsnlp Of Canada.#
y FSPo.!ea agal9 mat the Emperor SaPo-
f'. WI return ~ faFls ABOUT the mlddle5ot
i;ccn,,, ,r,.,5,, ,,.,.5 rz,s.
,,,s Goen1S y, lMlSA.Ihe French troops have
ort ~. ana captured
~ 1 T,slloI y!. ~ guns.
Lns loss Q. me enemy was 900 and the
tTneE nao I5kliled ana ~ wounded.
.NpiA AND and the other lead
49,. y. nave oeen defeated and dis
pe. ca ILL., ,i[1 ivan. pass .S:
Mug t'le transactions IN tea had
Sega' stopped ythe eXoroltant demands 1.-THE
no1uers'
,.1,nI1 n.y.,
SAfNlsl' tAl1Of IN \ CITY OF@Y=ASHINGF0N
N.a.vaa,. ~ 10 ,-7
w Ew DIRK, July l9-The steamship City Of
washington arrived at this purt this E: NJ,
anu teegraphlc nd vices
y my, ilse .! ~. ! INST ST, -,..,
~ INC a 9StrlaIs and
be M's eSceted would take place on
s'' ~, ., ss. s4a.t. 81,
Io5 tsie nt1tstl man
i%. pee lessea Tue government to
= : - Sat1 'l ', On e
Ms.s useaaIeu 70 nen STATE OF sege
~ . 4s1lsNc ~ L IN E'i'l'iENC 5.
LoSeoS MoM No MARKET, 4ne 7th,-Consols
y g59 5. uo!eo % -. ;,
SoiroN
IS ~ n6 e9..Gn curing
to
rSo sae a. 9a.1 Yrs signify price
mn SUES eoaay Sanu:saay) at
CIUDO= O1lEsS, =lle CLOSING
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ST. Louis, July ls.-Rivcr fallen inches in
the past 81 hours; still receding All 0pper
streams continue to decline Weather clear.
and oppressivey hot.
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= Bad ftQees.-In passing through the
Z! I'VE observe quite number Of alleys filed
- nth, and number Of by=ways where
s.st, IS allowed to stagnate, and rubbish to &c.
..n9'ate All such places, during the heated
w now upon US, give forth an unhealthy ma.
"a. The health of the city requires that these
ripping Influences should be removed.
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BosToN, July a 8 Tho COMMITTEES appointed
lnathS meeting Of the S1ffulk Bar Nil report
l1tlons Ito=Morr relation to the death
of Mr. Choates So
tits ndsFstoodS that there will be a public
funeral and that Hon. GalebsB. Gushing will
deliver. tie eulogy
s NJ t.' Holmes and wife, OF New Orleans,
who are row stopping at lynoOth, n ere served
With 5nEWrltto of d46eisz corpus to-day 4requiriuG
mem. 20 deliver Y p female slave tanned Martin
SasklnS.t The hearing of the case has been
assigned for to morrow. Maria has been brought
to this eltY.s Her chief# complaint is that she
has toteGioy less liberty at the North than5when
she&as in NeW Orleans.
WASHINGTON, July 8.-Ihe President, ac-
comPaniedl by. Mrs. Secretary Thompson and
Miss FLanelclttl this alternoonfor BedtorI Springs
Sen Gullom, who under Indictment fol:
zmalteasances while Clerk ofsthe House OF Rep
Eesentalives, 20 day deInundetttriul in the crlnl-
l0alscourt but this was PoStp oned till tIczncxt
term owing to5the4 absence of u material w.t.
ness for the u. S: .
!. NeNSARS, n. i'll Henry Ham, who was badly.
ElcEed on the 5thof July, by his employer,
J ION Liz, died thistlnotnirg frominjurY-
LIZ has been arrested.
There were four attempts al incendiarism on
Saturday night. the attempts was. sue
.cesstu, destroying barn.
----=---=----.
BosoS, July ls.-A collision occurred on Sat
syrday5 onFthe old Colony Railroad, killine#the
brakeman, badly inluring the conductor and
several Of the passengers
z-%=--Ez-@- s.s---sI------s--.ZZ5
New ORLEANS, July sth Dates from yera
Cruz to the 4 9th are received. McLane's de-
in'and for the surrendersot the conductu alone
saved IT.. a few hours later Robes received
ipreemptory orders from Miramon SgcontIttl5 l1v
AtrO0XS
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PrrTsn uRen, July / 81 River s. feet-7 inches
BY metal mark, at a, stand Weather clear and
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~ Alleged Watch Taeft.-we learn that
s9s gentlemen who were bathing in the Ohio
+ Saturday night, had their clothing robbed of
iscouple Of valuable watches, one Of which
ls afterwards recovered Bathers should be
'aloaS how they leave their valuables unat.
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81 co2psrs English Opera Troupe Com
.4g.-9lons.= 9. Henri.Wos in town yesterday
looking as well as the extremely hot weather
you'd permit He informs Us that on the 18th
o. Augustnext he will open the Atheneum for
SlS nights only with Cooper's OPERA Troupe,
'iarns which short time he expects to draw
geed houses. The regular theatrical season.
@lIlcOmmence OF. the 9Th of Septenber.
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BosoS, July s. "A collision occurred on Sat
.yrday5o nrthe old Colony Railroad, killing the
brakeman G b0dly inuring the cond0ctorSand
several the passengers.
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New Stock,


INVITE ATTENTl0Stol my new stock Of Wines liquors.
&c which have been daily receiving since
last Es, TO Wines Brandss, boughtby
lny SELF while in Europe last Summer. The Rhine Wines
whchI haven store of the vintage Of T from the
ynyafd of G. Wetterhahn, anz and be
quality by any article Rhine Mine in this n
other country The rapid which attended, it thus
proves its to have been appreciated by all
who have trieit Itisnow nearly would advise
all who desire more TO call SOON.
j have also of Gins Yhisktrs uf all kinds
Cigars, Sardines, &C., which K in lite attention
; apl3-3il IL. ".
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81 Sent Up.-on Saturday last, a genteel.
9oking German, who refused to tell his name,
'as found lnthe market house, conducting hilns
Stlln a#disorderly manner. lie was sent to
. 0y. AID Wright John Doyle, for.the same
's I vas sent to the chain gang BY the same
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0. SO sI I' Strote-A young German by the
Tho o; i, nsssly was sun struck in field below
tse : Yesterday, and when our informant
M. a s were entertained of his recovery
ra- s,iueney=of these attacks should induce
,se 10y pFscantion on the part of those who are
ss3ea'iiy engaged in the scorching sur.
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fer very hot forenoon yesterday, a
strong wind commenced blowing, followed by
thunder and lightning, and then copious show
sfof.rain came down, cheering the overheated
multitude and causing general feeling of g1a.
atades Alter the rain the day remained cloudy
with promise of more of the same sort
These short showers are great blessings. The
hss avenea's aud walls fairly hiss when touch
q by drops. ===.5
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81 gRteSki1gs Female Essm;narg-z2.rbis
BtI g paper contains an advertisement
sssssns lorthst1es adyantages this Institution
inviting public patronage The seniinarv5t
l'ssS5lleYer SO popular with its patrons
s9 - never so5Well deserved IS! its
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Novelty Mills Family Flour.
40 Barrels Novelty Mills White Wheat Family Flour
~ t"n9ng 70 aay per msr Woosde, and for sale
Ny GEO. ADAMS;
.t!eAo No. 80 Main st.
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~ - !. 46 = His W!tsA man by the
ai carr from the vicinity Of the old jail,
A.. 10 "a.1. demented from the excessive use
ta eaa whisky, abused his wife md some - b;s
S1 Tn;sS on Sunday. lie was sent Is iails ~
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t. $. .FAee1t'g foreman Dlstingais1e1 =
= ) notice that Mr. Michael Edwards. Jr Of the
Ta sa,s House. has been. placed upon the most
ss s.'sans horse committee for the coming
!. sS0'ol'lon at st. Louis. If he attends,
.,5 Juusnent in anything relating 10 'hoss,'
FseIQ not be lightlvzcnnsi5ara,l
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There were four attempts at incendiarism ON
Saturday night Oneof the attempts was.suc-
cessful, destroying barn.
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RATES TUIrloX 85 rer session lower, 500
rer session for the Classics, ind higher branches
0fSIr Lockwood (beng stranger this city an here.
to0re resident of New York; may proper 10 say,
that he Is distinguished Princeton College,
New Jersey, and an experienced Instructor.
BY order of the BOARD OF Trustees
iy1S-1m Z..JACoB, Pest.
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,5 80 aFo's.0g Stones Young John. Farley
49,. was oas=of the witnesses in the recent
s .s murder case, was up before Aid. Hamil
LIS =. saturday night, for having, on the 18th
j., gp y 'aS., bounced rock of. John shaw's
,,,s- ~ refusing to treat, notwithstanding the
-. earnestly plead as an excuse, The absence
{, Sls :, necessary collateral. Farley was fined
HE=uOlldFS and
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The Courier, Capt Roberts, on her downward.
tip, broke a Shaft at Burlington, and was dis.
Sized She will, Of course, lay up for a time,
until. the necessary repairs can be made.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

BEAUTIFUL ScENERY.-The view from tho
front street ofour city at the present time,
is one of the most beautiful upon the father
of waters. Both North and South, the
Mississippi stretches out for many miles, =
"vast expense of water" beautifully divers
fled by the most charming Islands, decked
in living green. In front rise the majestic
bluffs of Grant County, in their bridal robes,
while at their feet, the vast forest rears its
head in stately grandeur, SURPRISING in love-
illness the widest fancies OF poets dream
and here and there the grassy banks of the
mighty stream are occupied by groups OF
little innocents, with long and symmetrical
tropical canes in their tiny grasp, bobbing
for skipiacks and eat fish! Now and then
in the far distance is seen solitary carter
dumping his load Of rubbish into the mighty
food; and to give effect to the scene, see
yonder magnificent tow boat, putting and
blowing like that tabled bird the porpoise
Occasionally the ear is greeted by the sweet
music of the Island bull frog, and the melo
dious yell of tho Steam Boat whistler Ey.
cry thing considered, nature and art in these
parts, are some pumpkins.-Guttenbu
Register.
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1tatest Mews.

The North Briton has arrived her is not deci.
sivc to any further lighting. The Austrsns d..
feated In all their wishes thus far.
Provisions were steady -four lower Consols up to
o31 .2.
Some American sailors, at Florence, tri.colored
resets and got into fight with a body OF English
marines details reported.
Napoleon will return to Paris in August
1t is reported that the English and prussans will
exert themselves for peace the French enter
Milan.
The German Diet will place army on the Rhine.
Gaibad with 5000 volunteers, has taken Como, and
driven tho Austrians towards Milan.
The New Hampshire Legislature assembled the
10th.
The Railroad difficulties settled, land passenger
fare from New York to Chicago goes up to $2acattle
freight 70 cents per hundred.
California news Is good, but not very important.
girl Of nine years old, was killed. by another Of
II years, 1t Allegheny City, Pa.
MoRR GOLD Discoveries AT PIXIES PEAK.--Lesv-
enworth, June ll--3 p. M.--The advicss by the Elk.
press coach from Denver City, to the LIST ins contain
extraordinary reports, which calculated to renew
the gold fever with tsnfed moro violence than ever
Rich nuggets have been discovered the North fork
Of varquez GEOGRAPHICALLY in coarse gold and de-
composed quartz. Great excitement prev allied all
through the country. Statements OF he yield OF gold
in Gregory and other mining counties almost tabu
lous. 1t was reported that a company from Indiana
was making from $3.50 to $500 per diem.
DeAver City is almost depopulated by the people
leaving for the mountains Provisions continued
scarce. Twenty thousand dollars were offered tor claims
Subsequent arrivals will de ermine the certainty o.
this information, but the accounts do not differ in
tenor. Rich specimens have been received by this
rival. This community is intensely excited.
St. Louis reports, of June 18th, state that the Den
cssy E1,-s haA arrived thcrs, bringing q, 400 ID
dust. The practicability Of working the mines, Il
established. The first supply trains had got through
and provisions commanded good price.
The California mail says that the propristors of the
San Francisco Bulletin, fined 500 each for pub.
fishing Mrs. sickes confession. -s- 90
The Vancouver mines now eclipsing Victoria
The star of the West brought 81 500 goo.
The Texan Rangers, to the number Of 5000, ar,
about to extormnate the Indians their borders
Maj. Van Doren, Of the o. g. army, had attacked Z
body Of Apachas, and killed 40 or SO of them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

sY" Wherever we look in our pleasant
and beautiful village, we behold an activity
which cannot be seen in every place Of its
size Buildings are going up all around us
and it seems as if our citizens were inspired
with new life and vigor. Two more build
ings have been commenced within the last
few days, and we hear of others that are to
be erected in short time Good, we say.
--GQrnQYiU0 yQalrnak
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

PIKEs PEAk-Lettsrs are published now
relating wonderfully successful discoveries In
the mountains near Cherry Creek. The South
Bend Qnd) Register contains advices from
been honorable when they left home, giving
accounts Of diggngs worth Sc to $40 per day
and the last arrival at Leavenworth brings &C.
counts of ali Indiana Company which is making
$3.50 to $500 per day. See our Latest column
for partculars-the reports look .fshy, but il
is worth remembering that liars on this subject
run q great hazard now if they mis-state to the
returning frontiersmen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

RooursH.-The Rockford daily Rsgister ap.
propriates a late squib of ours relative to Pom
sroy's knowledge of ladies stocking arrange
meuts and Pow. gives him "Hail Columbia" for
his impudence. "Brick" is right-the man
who will steal little fun from an exchange
and pass it off for his own deserves to be vigor-
ously cursed and the Register man has received
= proper reward Our Times is generally %
serious that we want credit for anything it may
contain of a lively nature-particularly if it is
deemed worth clipping.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
tnXt a ronbsnyo on lahorrrst or r.. ro.a men

mat q company or IabofcFsf on me r0aa near
New Oregon, Iowa, recently found a large trav-
cling box or trunk below the surface, which
contained the bodies of woman and child, the
latter two years old. The womans legs had
been cut Oft so that she could be got into the
short coffin! In blowing the side of the road,
the horses sunk in soft ground and an exami'
nation for the cause led to this discovery. We
heard no farther particulars except that on the
trunk there was name which is kept secret in
hope of its leading to an explanation Of the
mystery. --
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

STRONG MEN.-A young physician of Boston
is said to be the strongest man in America, he
having lifted 926 lbs dead weight. .. g
We have seen ANDREW GArFxEY of Nc
Gregor lift, for the fun of it, over one thousand
pounds at square lift, and he tells US he can
lift t,relce hundred pounds without any straps,
machinery or other advantages. candy" don't
think that he is the strongest man in America,
but he can pick up the ,ceight of the Boston
champion with the champion ON top of it.
Boston is smart place though!