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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

An ExrRAoHpisAny RELArroN nv
MApRiAeE.--Not long since, n man
In Sank county. Wisconsin. married
for his second wife his own step
mother. who, singular enough. was
n sitter to his frat wifo. Tho lady
is, therefore, not only step.mother
aud aunt 90 her husbands children
but also their grandmother, while
the husband 10 step.faiber 10 bis
step.sister Her issue by this mar.
riage will not only be own couisins
10 their step.brother, but upclcs
and aunts slso. And the lady her
self, being grandmother TO tho chill.
dren and nephows, may be regard
cd M mother TO hersolf and child
60 herself. aud, therefore, her own
grandmother.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
TnR PREMIUM BALE.-Tbe bale G

The PREMIUM BALE.-The bale Of
cotton which drew the $3.50 prize al
the exhibition Of the Shelby County
Agricultural Society, which closed on
Saturday week, was sold by F. Titu:
d Co., Of this city. at the high figure
of twenty cents per pound This bale
will net Mr.. Holmes, the successful
contestant against seventeen competi
tors for this prize, fully $25o-an e1
ample of what careful cultivation and
skillful husbandry may accomplish
Memphis Appeal.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

CoHrtsA, AeAis.-via San Anto
MO, we have later intelligence Of
tho whereabouts Of this somewhat
noted banditt cbieftain. The Ledgy
says
Hy authentic information 10.
coived at department headquarters
here, we learn that the best rola-
tions subsists between General
Garcia, commanding at MatamoraH.
and our officers on that line. The
general bad officially notified them
that ho had received a oommunica-
ton from Oortina, dated beyond the
Sierra Madrc, suing for pardon,
with permission TO come 90 Meta
moras. lie was answered that i'm
prisonmont and trial awaited his
return. Subsequently, Cortina went
into Mexico, and rumor says has
joined Miramou.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

DUEL.-A hostile meeting took
place last evening at Algiers between
Messrs. John White and A. Barosse.
Revolvers aud fifteen PAGES were the
terms. After the FIRST FIRE the second
of one Of the parties proposed an ad-
justment, which was sensibly consid.
cred and acted upon. Neither party
was hurt. The difficulty had its ori.
in in a political dispute.-Builetin,
Goth inst.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

ACQUITTED. The jury Of inquest
in tho case Of the killing of John
Callan, on Sunday last by Philip Van
wely, brought in verdict of justid-
able homicide. Van Wely, as We ro'
ported, interfered quietly when Cal
Ian was i'll treating his wife; the lat
ter attacked him with a butchers
knife, and Van Wely defended him.
self with pocketkuife, with which
he stabbed Callan 10 the breast, the
wound penetrating the heart. Baiis-
tin 25th inst
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
A RiyAI ron RnInuAM Yor

A RIVAL ron BmouAM You've
Price, the notorious head of the
Agapemonc, or free love abode in
England, has made up his mind to
cmigrate TO this country. Three
distracted husbands have institu.
ted actions against Price for the re.
covery Of their wives fortunes, and
as the choice left to Prico lies be
tween imprisonment and fight, il is
probable that he will prefer the lat
ter. II is said that he is fully pre-.
pared to found an Agapemonc in
tho United States.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
NEW CHEAP STORE.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODBl
Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats, ke.

HESS. AGENT. ron =. JACopi
| II. nest 10 neReis Dtps Store. has lust opened
| with the tposi extensive stncs ~
fALb AND WINTER DHY aOODe,
Clothing noots. Shoes, Hats, etc, ever bahi,s of
fstsd IN this market ana ~ such lev prices a.
never known 10 t'e people ~ nston Rouge and
| Vicinity our motto IL buy cheap. sell cheap
iusks living. profit. and defy competition, and
| with the facilities which we possess We can epin
plsts this end and please the inpst fsstediuus
NY the arrival II svsty New York steamer We
are IN receipt Of new gvods. aud ss our buyers
are always in the market ws have 40 fsat but
That purchasers will sways hnd what they want
~ the hEW UHEAF STORE.
our several dspa ,tmsnts are ell or nearly com.
plsts Al present and We will keep stetr article
that may he called f,' IN puf liusl In est Dress
uoods department will he fouba frou Oslieo to
ak Robe.
Our Ehswls range In prices from me dniiar up. .
wards. comprising all styles and qualities In
Ci"ahs will bs hipud prices rsneing from three
dollars upwards. Our Hasisfv department con.
tains every article IN that lins
onf domestic dsps sttnsnt II allen complete and
ell the celebrated brands ~ rsiton asa an hand.
The Llssp department is vs,y extensive and
eontsins every article In the tins aud as ws In.
port this article direct We would call the atian.
tion ~ purchasers 10 u.
In our Eubroidetiss will ba found some invii
ine stylesi In COLLARS, Eeits, Hands sndhsrebisfs.
etc, etc.
In the Cioahs and Uassimstss We eapnot ba snr.
passed as u contains all qualities ot Fsbrios and
styles,
Hsnts Furnishing Goods department contain
evsry article adapted te their wants! wa have
ust received splendid lot ~ Shirts FROM 90 cis.
~ wards
In our Clothing will he f,und ayttv article frotn
" ~ fsnts ~ the Finest Dress Goats. Aud to
our over Goats, We invite special attention 90
thnr are The cheapest oHsfad
To "ur Hats we also Invite the inspection If
the rsblie ss We can furnish itom boys 10 the
finest Hilk Hat.
In boots, shoas, Husssts. We are able 10 show
full line, cheap.
To tho above and many oths, articles, TOO M.
nef"us 10 mention we respectfully Invite the In.
spsction NJ the public,
We are also receiving new goods every week,
which We viii bs happy ~ show tn all.
Remember W. chatRe nothing for showing
goods snd all are solicited 10 coma and see foi
themselves
To out Cluahs We would call special attention
ss we Manufactured Extensively. W. eau sell cheap.
o. than oihuts psn huY ani always furnish the
newest styles aud best mststiai
Come aud 500 heftrs purchasing else whore snd
satisfy yourselves, Hsspertfui.
nct2p A, HEsE, Aeentfpr y. Jaeubi.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
NOTICE.

TINE male school of R. d. Wilson, will
Il be reoPened Monday Oct, lst inst.
Sept "a, 2w.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
CONrECTIONAHIEs.

VUsT DIRECT hum The ina uiaatursrs a large
~ aud choice assortment of fConfsetienarias
ROO Pounds uum Drops. assorted navprs
600 " lyuum Drops assorted nsvnrs
10 Hoses iulubs Paste, Huss Lem Van etc
Bosses Ftesh Msfshmslpn Paste 4 papers.
Iceland Moss Paste \
10 nusss French Chocolate.
10 boses Dream Chocolate.
10 Boxes assorted Losengsts-for sale By
oelin D. D. DAY
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
FURNITURE
SUNDRIES.

DR0wN's Ess. Jamaica Ginger; sehiedam
ID schnappz; Radwsys' Remedies; ssrsapariI-
las; Hostetters Bitters; Casteel Soup; Olive Oil
sponges, ETC., just received bv
aprl2 ED. 4 WIN. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
IllIsII LINENS.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

~. SCHMhbtNSkY Il 90,
WILL open on the 9Th Inst, . part ~ their
w new selected stock Of Fsll ihods of choice
lot ~ shAvls, Olosks sni Maptiliss-- aisp . new
style Of Oorsets, Curtain Damssk ~ great vafia.
" together With splendid assortment 81 Eubrni-
dsriss, wbieh viii be sold si The lowest pfios
toina and see at The fkDlLEE FTONE. septic
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
NEW CALICOS
FOR SALE.

A NEGRO WOMAN good Cook. wash. IA
"A Or and lfoper. aged about AZ years,
the above woman can 10 purchased on tN
reasonable terms, " application Ia made soon
said slave IL offered for no bad fault but 10 raise
money, said slave will he offered at public sale
IN front Of the Court House door Of said parish
In the city Of Baton Itouge, on
SATURDAY, THE gD DAY or NOVEMBER
next, at II o'clock NJ. Of said day. Should she
not be previously sold at private sale For further
particulars apply to the undersigned.
tct2 II. v. BABIN Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
NEW ARRIVALS
n. ID. Days DnUasTouE.

IbUHE Medicines aud Chemicals. I invite the
i attention of offhysieisns and Planters ~ the
large and tssh supply of Pure Medicines aud
genuine preparations am nov fecsi Wing oi
which sre psfehssed ~ the mnst reliable house
IN the United states Az all ~ my attention IL
given I" the Drug business, Physielsnsapd Plan
ter can rely upon getting all medicines perfect.
~ pure. u. u. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

Linen and Bobinet Netting.
HAVE a fall supply Of these goods, BobInst 1
Il In all widths, also, Pink and Blue Bohinsts
White Linen MEETINGS, also Brown DO for plant
ton use W. d. PHILLIPS,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
SKIRTS AND CORSETs.

A LARGE lot Of Hoop Skirts at reduced prices
"A also a lot ofreal French Corsets. at the
sept2l PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
lailp o5a1rttr m0 Gomrt
BATON uoea %,

sATURDAYaaNInnnliIoOT. 81, 1860
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

I ARD In Barrels, Half Barrels and Kegs,
IL for sale by BEAL a PATTERSON,
Junoll Main Street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

MEXICAN MUSTANG LIEIMENT-for .als
1u By ED. d WM. BO0EL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

Useful In Every Family.
CPALDING's Prepared Glue, GrasseIli's Glas
- Cement, Robinson's Silver soap--for sale vt
augZZ-Zw PIPER BRADfORD'S.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

{ 3 :
Died in this village at the residence Of his
Daughter Mrs. J. G.. Nelson, on the 18th Of
Feb, John Graham Of Plniniiela, Will, CO., Ill,
in the 74th year Of his age.
Mr.. G was the model of Scotch Christian,
fully believing the summary OF religious doc
trines in the shorter catcchism, Intelligent,
upright, a lover Of tho Bible and Of good man
lie endaarsd himself to many friends il the
community during his visit. He.was suddop-.
" arrested by disease, hut being jnsti6sd, bE,
faith lie had peace with God. H0 prayed to.
be delivered from ell deception and mistake,
aud that he might not DO denied at last. lie
was willing to leave himself in the hands Of
God and to dicor to I've rs might be his pleas.1
ure Death had no tcrrors to him. Hc was
comforted by the grace { Godin the doctrines
and promises Of the word, calmly trusted IN
the Savior and peacefully fell asleep in Jesus,
Blessed are the dead who die in tho LeTd,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

Ia TIE last number Of the (Sturgis
Mich.) Republican contains the extraor
binary intelligence that a very fortunate
Mrs. E. B. Day, Of that village hcreto'
fore lady IN moderate circumstances,
has inherited as an heir Of the late Sir
Francis Drake, princcly fortune Of
forty eight millions Of aollcrs. Mrs. Day
is widow.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

sG AS lawyer was riding in Rail.
road car, he drew from his pocket small
parcel, which his wife, supposing to be .
paper Of tobacco, playfully seized and
threw it out Of the window. It proved
to be roll of bills, amounting to over
$3.50. The money was never recovered.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

To WHoMsoEyER IT MAY CONCERN
II would request the man that took my
m eat last Tuesday night, to make him
self known, as l sympathize with him in
his distress. am satisfied that l know
him, but lest should be mistaken, l
will not risk the possibility Of wouudiug
the feelings Of an innocent person, but
If be will make himself known he shall
not be exposed nor reproaehed, but shall
have another ham Of meat.
Tue NAN THAT LOST THE MEAT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

pM. The result Of the late election in
N II :, has resulted in the eectionof Good
win. Republican, by majority of 4,5o9'
gain Of 1,o56 over his majority last
year. Ten out Of twelve Of the Senators
are Republicans, and the Republicans
have majority Of SIS in the House.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

- The famous yacht Vanderer sail,
Cd from Boston on Monday for Savannah.
The Boston Traveller says: "She has been
surrendered to her owner, Mr.. Lamar, Of
Savannah under bond Of $4,000, to
abide By tho decision Of the Court 10 her
ease, which Is soon TO be tried.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

"a Nebraska has elected delegates to
. convention for forming State Consti.
tuition. The majority Of the delegates
elected are Republicans. The Republi.
cans carried the Territory by over 900
majority.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

Judges was defeated in the Senate" On
tho 23d !; also the bill arproprating
$4,000 for completing the Blind Asy
lum at Vinton, By vote Of lG to "a.
A bill is up before the Senate for APP
propriatipg 100000 to the Lunatic
Asylum. A stringent law against I'sury
declaring forfeiture Of principal and
interest passed the House BY vote Of
90 to %.
The law creating Board Of Supcrvi-
sors provides for the election Of one Su.
pervisors from each township, and one
additional one from each township for
every 1900 inhabitants over 5000.
They hold their offices for two years.
except those who Al the FIRST meeting Of
the Board, draw By lot the term Of one
year. Their regular meetings are the
FIRST Monday in January, June and the
6rst Monday after general election in
each year. 4 majority Of the Board may
call special meetings,
The Clerk Of the District Court is also
their Clerk. They have full powers
over all road matters, County buildings,
the Poor, the School Fund, Auditin.
Accounts, &c.
They cannot expend however, on any
county building, bridge, or Real estate a
greater sum than $4,000, without vote
efthe people. They receive two dollars
per day, and mileage, but cannot draw
pay for more than fifteen days il one
year. Our next general election viii be
the FIRST election under the Act
We shall publish the law, entire as
soon as authorized SO to do.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

s@John Hartnell, Secretary Of Utah
died At St. Louis, on the 18th inst, Of
Consumption.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

~. Information from the seat Of war
on the Rio Grandn indicate that tho con.
flict is ended, Cortinas and his band Of
maraudors having retired to the interior
Of Mexico. ,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29
TIE MENTCANEslkgROGLHu.

New Orleans, March 20 Miramon com
mencd the siege Of Vera Cruz on the 5th Or
he 9th two steamers appeared before the city
which refused to show their colors. Conn.,
Jarvis therefore ordered the Saratoga, with
attachments from Savanna and Orebez on
to the anchora &c and ascertain their character.
Az the Saratoga towed by the Indiano!a
approached, the steamers tries. 70 escape, but
to late. Capt. Turner sen. q boat with 2 hae
to demand the nationality Of the steamers.
The beat was fired upon twice, whcroupo-n
the Saratoga fired a broasde into the steamer
Miramon, and the action became general
Both steamers now loistcd Spanish colors
and after a spirited engagement Mramon
surrendered with most Of her men. American
loss, three wounded, one MORALLY. Mexican
loss, about fifteen killed. and twenty to thirty
wounded. NJ
There wcre captured with tho two steamers
six twenty-five Founders, six mortars, and
1000 stands Of small stars. The steamers
are worth 100000. They broke down on the
Sd day out and put into Sisal.
The materials Of war were stored away be-
low, out Of sight Of the men who were igno-
Of the destination Of the expedition and who
were forced into the service.
Miramon paid s55, 900 for the two steamers
they were passed by all the foreign squadron
and castle without hosting a flag although
ordered to do 80 by shot from the castle and
other signals. I'll English, French and Span
ish vessels Of war did not notice the fact. The
engagement took place by moonlight.
nn. Elections for town officers have re
Gently been held in New York State
The Albany Journal contains returns
from GAL towns, embraced in 80 counties,
which elect 454 Republican supervisors
and 1877 Democrats. The same towns
last year elected 42l Republicans and
2o5 Democrats; and in 1858, 400 Repub
licans to Els Democrats
The kidnppers Wilson and Hull, who re-
recently in Lancaster county, Penn, kidnnp-
ped free negro, John Brown, and tried to
sell him in Maryland, have been arrested in
Baltimore and held in S 10000 bail. Brown
has been sent back to Lancaster
4 man named James Fisher hotel keeper
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

rag The Russian Government has or
dcrcd steam fire engine from this coun
try for use atSt. Petersburg.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29


lis now commenced, or hereafter to DC
commenced, for the foreclosure Of any
mortgage the defendant shall have nine
months to f!c in his answer. ltcontin'
ues in force until 1861.
We very much doub..he utility Of this
law.
Our Legislators in our opinion, have
very unwisely mistaken their private
and sometimes selfsh opinions as the
indices Of public wants, and converted
these ephemcral ideas into what they
conceived to be sense Of public duty.
It is true that we have suffered severely
from the pressure Of the times, and still
feel, ,neasuraby their effects. But to
| alleviate the suHerings Of those who
were overtakcn and thrown into cmbar.
easements by the s,ringency Of the money
market, cur last Legislature provided,
that suits brought in the District Court,
should lie continued over one term
This course Of legislation made money
holders and capitalists more Particular
in regard to security, and resort to the
aid of mortgages, because by the time
actions could be brought to ju3gmcn.
under the provisions OF the last Leais
la,urc, previous to the present one, debt
ors could, and many Of them did, dispos e
Of their property in such manner that
the Sheriff was obliged TO report, "No
property found The present Lesis|a
ture have dealt out Ia severe blow to those
who have rcsortcd to this, partially pew
and very safe method Of security. We
say We deem their act an unwise one
For the State of Iowa, needs not only
labor but capital. We need capital to
build up our towns aud cities, and Iarm
ing communities, by investing tin man
usactories. We need WOODEN factories cot
ton factories nanuufactorics for Agri-
cultural tools, furnaces &c.
All these require capital to start
them; aud but few men who usu
ally engage in such enterprises which
50 immensely benefit the Surrounding
country but what are obliged to call to
their aid the loan Of capital.
Capitalists, observing the tendencies
of our Legislatures to invite the Dor
rover to delay the performance Of hi.
part Of the contract will, by the exercise
Of the same shrewdness which secured
them their capital, be very slow in lend
ing it to Hawkcyes who arc CONSTANT.
peeping through forty eyes Of mercy 10
one Of justice, 50 far as the payment ct
debts is concerned
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

~ Look here, and believe what we
tell you Of SANroRD's IsvIGoRAToR in
relieving Bilious Diarrhoa, Cholera
Morbus, and other kindred complainc,
it will do it, we have long known, and
feel grateful to DR.. S. in giving it to the
public. II is surprising SO many should
suffer when this remedy is in nearly "
cry town in the United States. I'm.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

e0- Camp the scamp has dccamped
leaving in a. cramp his landlord at Mus
catinc, to the tune Of $500 for board
bill This is the Virginia official who
came witha requisition upon Gov. Kirk
wood for Barclay Coppoc. Hois only car.
rying out tho programme arranged by
Wise aud Letcler.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

- The will Of the late John G. Bo.
ksr of New York, has been offered for
probate il the Supreme Court. 1t con.
tains codicil disinhcrting his daughter
" Mary Ann" who married her fathers
Irish coachman.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29
Tor ono Day Only.

Best Stallion year old 90 & dip
Best sucking stallion 90
Juages-J. W. Glen, VIM. B. King,
j. X. Graham.
No. 2.-Gcld,ngs.
Best gelding Of any age 800
End best Of any age 200
Sd best Of any age 100
Best Gelding colt years old 200
Best gelding colt 2 years old 100
Best gelding colt year old 90
Judges--G. Grecnleaf, NJ. p. Scott,
A. Wilkinson.
No. 8. Filleys.
Same as No. 2.
Jud5es.-N. X. Spencer, Sampson
Strong.
No. 4.-Brood Mares.
Best brood mare with colt
at her side 8 90 g. dip
2nd best mare with colt at
her side 200
Best mare without colt 200 & dip
2nd best mare without colt 90
Juages.-W. i. Hollen, P. i. Sher-
man, w. Bowen.
No. g. Matches.
Best pr geldings OF Mares 8 90 s dip.
End !" {" !" 200
Best gelding or Mare in sin.
gle harness 200
End best gelding or Mare in
single harness ! 90
Best gcdingor mare for sad
die use ! 90
Judges.-Wm. Bates, E. N. Whipple,
John Waltz.
Class B. Cattle No. 1.-Bulls.
Best bull years old and
upwards 400 & dip
End best bull years old
and upwards 200
Bes: bull years old 8 90 & dip
End best bull years old 200
Best bull years old 90 & dip
End best bull years old 90
Best bull year old 90 l. dip
End best bull year old dip
Best bull calf 90 & dip
Judges -Normand Lewis, Isaac But
Ter, John Ramsdcll.
No. Cows.
Best COW 4 years old and up
wards 800 & dip
3nd best COW years old and
upwards s 90
Best COW 8 years old 200
Bes. 2 year old heifer 90 & dip
End best 2 yer old heifer 90
Best year old hcifer W
2nd best year old heifer dip
Best heifcr calf 90 4 dip|
Judges.-J. T. .Ames, II. G. Stoakes,
Allen Hisey.
No. 3.-Oxen & Steers.
Best Yoke of oxen 2 90 & dip|
End best yoke Of oxen ] 90
Best pair 8 year old steers 200
" 2 6 !" ] 90
/" i j" j" 100
Best beef male or female 200
Glass C.--Jack and Jcnnies &c.
Best Jack 200
2nd best ! OOl
Best Jennie 200
2nd best lO0|
Best pair mules 200
End best DOL
Judges.-James Haines, joan God.
frey,J H. VanHorn.
Class D.--Shcer.
Best buck 90 & dipl
ond best 90
Best pen Of six ewes 2 % u dip
End best !" ] 90
Best pen Of 5 lambs 100 4 Dip
End best 8" !" ] 90
Judges.-Jonathan Peterson, Joshua
Burley, H. G. Green.
Class E.--Swinc.
Best boar 2 90 4 dip
End best ] 90
Best brood SOW 2 90 u dip
End host ] 90 .a4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

ra-Gov. Bissell Of Illinois died at his
residence at Springfield. on the 18th
inst.
He was born near Cooperstown, Otse-
90 Co, N. Y, in 1911. Graduated at
jefferson Medical College at Philadell
phia in 1885. Practiced medicine in n.
York at first, and afterward in Illinois
Being in too feeble health for that pro.
fession, in 1841 he commenced reading
law and soon after made a successful
lawyer. He was Colonel in the Mexican
War served one term in the Lcgis'a'
turc Of his State, two 10 Congress, and
nearly two as Governor Of Illinois.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

- The following are the number
Of acres Of land certified to the various
Railroads in this State under the lard
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-29

The kidnppers Wilson and Hull, who re-
recently in Lancaster county, Penn, kiinnp-
ped free negro, John Brown, and tried to
sell him in Maryland have been arrested in
Baltimore and held in S 10000 bail. Brown
has bccn sent back to Lancaster
A man named James Fisher. hotel keeper
at McAuls Ferry, who concealed the kidnap-
ped negro in his house has also bssn arrested.