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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-22

State Of Iowa, Tma county.
In District Court Of said State within and
for said said county.
Laura A. wadley, Plaintiff,
Hiram r. Pugh, Barbara
Pugh, his wife, Michael Don
ahue, Alphcus Kenney,
augustus Frederick and
N. c. Wieting, Defendants,
70 the Defendants above named: You and
each Of you ar hereby notified that there is
now on ale in the office Of the clerk Of the
District court Of said State, within inc for
said county,a petition Of Laura A. Wadley the
above named PLAINTIFF claiming Of you the
foreclosure ofall your right title and interest in
and 10 the following described land, situated
in Tama county, Iowa. to wit: The north
east quarter Of the north west quarter Of sec
ton No nineteen (l9l, and the north west
quarter Of the north west quarter Of section
No. eight (8G township No. e,ghty-threc (S3s
North Of Range No. fifteen (la) west of the
5th r. NJ, and that unless you appear and
answer thereto on or before the first day Of the
next term (to-~it; February term, A. D. 1917
Of said court to be held at Toledo, said coun-
" and Stnte, your default will be entered
and judgement rendered. against you, as
prayed Tor In said petition. .I
-. +. Walter jackson, ,og
Sol'r. for Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-22

II EROSEkB oOIL.s and Lamps always q
n hand, also, ~OA-AAmps repaired for
burninx KdEoeene, fy.frol w-E A. 8.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-22

TiE Wappelo Argus and Toledo
Farmer, democratic Journals, have be-
como non csG-Ccdar Valley Times.
TUX Toledo Farmer, one Of the most
Ec,urilous Douglas papers III Iowa, has
suspended. The Democratic Argus Of
Louisa County has done 1ikcwisc.-
Iowa State Register.
As it regards the Farmer gentlemen
we arc hardly able to say whether it
has suspended, permanently, chung up
to dry" or not The Democracy of this
place do insist, however, that it is issued
,.yx'ar!y. We have received none in
exchange FOR the past four or iivc weeks
and heard. Of none, except a : by o
brown sheet Of paper picked up III the
STREET Tor private purposes aud found,
~ aeif; lent. ~to.om'ain the editors name
ara lhsfitf< ,.la Eernrr says tlcy
.t s f"net i1 IA. miAs-rnbbad
rg III hsnse ~ Me- r. ~ ~'hat I'M
n a.a,ci#.fie administrator. Dem
ste.stl. Post 4 SEES Dcmocraticnllv
s,i. HI d fn'rrtfi. money. sent to
pro'"r" y neeratic paper, on which to
,r,tt I'll il Democratic trash and there
by snstiin their Democratic sheet on
Democratic principles. The shing is
purely Democratic, and we doubt not
ire cts with Democratic success.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-22
Do Removed.

Some unknown individuals who had
IN orc a31ouyht rs to their oMn welfare
CHAN for the cnriching Of the 'ofiicial
paper Of the county," or the advance
ment Of the iateres: Of the clique, enter
ell the T'reasuer's office Of this county
on last Thursday night, and rolled out
and hauled off or a wagon, the safe,
which contained some $4,000, in cash,
and some 10000 worth Of notes and
mortgages given to secure the payment
of school funds that are loaned out.
During the forenoon Of Friday, the big
iron chest was found some ten miles
ws.st, n south OF vest. on the road to
"Wilson's Grove )" and had been pryed
open with a crowbar, aud its contents
taken out.
The Judge has offered $500 reward
Cor the apprehension and conviction of
tho thieves and the return Of the money,
without the papers, they not being
worthy Of notice, or $3.50 for the apprc-
hcnsion and conviction Of the thieves,
one Of the most liberal acts he has ever
performed.
The judges Office Of this county
has been mobbed which caused an
unknown loss to the citizens; the school
fund has been stolen, and now every.
thing in the treasury has disappeared.
Verify, this isSan age Of advancement
That time has arrived when s~elfprotec-
ton demands that the people take some
action in this matter.
= = =
On Sunday Morning George and w.
Stephenson, and John Rubert, wcre
brought to- town in charge Of Sheriff
Welsa, Dep. p. LacysJ. 6. Ellis, Sheriff
Of Bremen county. and SOME other per
sons. They were arrested some tom
or five miles from Wayerly, on sufpicic,
of beings the persons that rp,nmitted thu
robbery, and fasteA il O,
them strongly. Much credit is dn,
not only 10 o,u' officers, but to DIR
Lake, iof this placa Mr.. lBabcoR q
Oran Township, who found and pre-
served the papers, Mr.. iLoomis, rs vel
rs 10. citizens Of M~artinsburg and 'othcl
parts Of Bremen c6unty,Jfor material
aiding in bringingfithe arrest about
The msneyis not yet found, lbutsinl, Al
probability will n rccoycr9d.s On
sovereign and {, dine Was found q
4: :aHsS'. .fsaass r;o"''
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-22

DAlSIMANS. pgresc riptioasF always care
fHlly and, accurately compounded WI.
Ne 1900. A,a&.Ay.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-22

WINTER, dread winter has come and
the ground is covered with snow. Yet
we will not complain, for we have been
blessed with fine autumnal weather.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-22
OFFICIAL

District Judge,
VIM. E. Miller, Of Iowa City.
District Attorney,
I. L. Allen. Of Toledo
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
What Of it.

Lord Palmerston has Just appointed NJ tn
'"iist. the son al II thndsl preacher, to I'll,
Responsible office OF Solicitor, Gen raj Of Eng
land the first tissen',r iac in judicial o!,ic,
s'uce The time Of Cromwell. This is herald {,
N the E'glish M-t.,,Niist papers, as something
like n great triumph. Ii this country. wher,
Neth'mists. like their brethr Of Other church.
rs, have filled every office in the government,
rom IN" Presidency down. il is u matt r Of n,
'nomrat whatever Our English brt.,r,.n
however, do not lo''k at,htse things MS Son,h.
"rn MrhMli-ts do. Mr. doris il se.rh thai,
Northern Meth0disis can afford 70 do 81 T.s
wealth and highest society OF tho s nth ara In
"'H churches. farnishinp many Of n,r mast do.
voted memhers.-N O. Christian .idrocg.e. Wv
II we work upon MARBLE it will perish: #
we work on brass. tim. will eff;,ce it: If W. i,
rear IMPLIES. they will crumblps / to dp.,. II.
w work apan immortal m.n.ls- ii we imlne
him with high principles. with Just fear If
. .s'sl and their ftl'ow-myn, We engravs OF,
these tablets sonnet ,iay which no time can Of
i,cs. but which will brighten 10 oil eternity.
4eiS Fsaxr.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
MORNING sEssIoN-PRccEEDINGs OF
THE SENATE.

Baton Rouge. M,rch S.--ln the Senate to
day. the Chair presented communication,
from thu Board ~ Public Works relative Il
the pm lie works Of the State.
The communication was referred to tn,
Board on Public works. m
Mr.. Gool". ffnm tn" committeeon judiciary
aaid Tint be had fond Noting ilfgM ID re-
commencing tho iill pr" iding for the iacor.
poration of The first LoHi-iana Feof RA CON
pany of N.w Orleans "a NJ. Committee on
Militia for reference The hill wac ref;rr. Ia
III" Committee on Militia.
The hill relative to the collection Of licen-
c"s was passed.
The bill 10 authorize The Board of Public
Works to rNpair the leyee At Bonnet Care
Bend was passed. ..
Mr.. Smith introduced hill TO grant aid tn
the Louisiana stem Of the Mississippi and Pa
ciac Railroad Company. which WAS referred to
the Committee on judiciary. -
THRILL regulating jurisdiction to the justi.
ces Of the Peace Of Orleans parish was passed.
A good portion Of the day was occupied in
discussing a bill hy offering amendments to
max" necessary appropriations for local schools.
A vote Was taken upon it, and resulted as fol-
lows:
Ayes, 10; nays,s7. "a
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

Viliiany.

This card N pu''iisl,cd for the purpose Of ~.
posing piece of viliany unparalleled in the
annals OF on community. aud hy which III.
subscriber has met with heavy loss
ALEXANDER N. PAGE.
who had been for n number of years citizen
of Rn,heritr'lion. n c.. in good standing. and
was connected with M az partner in the Car
rlaye making business, without cause, save the
wick an,ss f-his heart. did. about the 4,h ol
December last. ahscuns, taking with him funds
''esonaisg to the conc IN OF Puge l. Ford. in
a'nennt tsow Three To Five Thousand Dollars,
leaving all the debts aud accounts against thu.
said htnsk'r me to liquilate. tIhdnIthe CARL,
If member and ulllccr al n christian church
h. had gained thu cnn,id,nce of the cormuui-
'y-a"d my own belief in his integrity was So
great thar lhad given him the whee charge.
Of the bnsnrss irans,se,issns al the firm. II \
honesty. trusted tao far. could no.s stand thu
test. aud his departure for parts nnknnwh was
lihe first intination I had OF his scunpdrel!s,n.
This no ice is given to prevent his Imposing
upon Others. and newspapers regarding the in.
ssrrsss of the public are r.s5sesttyl to copy.
The said Page ia about 80 years Of aye, &
fe' high, dark compl. xion. with down cas-,
lonk.
IL g Thought that he 4: goas eossassSe nor.
hais 10 hoa!siaas or Traas.
!: jaas $ roap.
,Rasherfori'on. N. C.. Jan. II, 1850.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
,.=.->=ss.4s.rssss>= From theN N. O. Delta.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Congressional Proceedings.
[By the National I.ine.l

Washington, March 9-In the Senate yestcr-
lay. Mr. Grimes. Of Iowa, gave notice Of Il
hill providing for the retrocrssion Of the Dis
! trict If Columbia to the State Of Maryland.
and the removal If the capital.
A joint resolution was introduced Jroyi,l.
Ing for the enlargement Of the Louisville ard
Portland Canal. which wxH made the special
rrdrr Of the day for Tuesday next.
The Homest4adshill was called IN. and made
The special order Of the day also for Tuesday
next.
III the Senate to-day. Mr.. Browns Terrific
| rial resolutions were called np for consd-ra.
ti"n. when Mr. Coleman. Of Vermont. obtain
I'd the h"or aud delivered Il speech in opposi,
ton I" the resolutions. which, occupied large
share Of the hstention of the Senate.
In the House yesterday. Mr. Cnlax intro.
duceda bill inviting proposals for carrying the
entire mails between the Atlantic and Pacific
StRtps by one route. r0
Mr.. Sherman from the Committee on Ways
and Mesna. reported the Army appropriation
sall, which was referred to the Committee OF
the whole.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
1aae ' ,sa.a3syre.

Captain Stcatlnla,,, in his Narrative of a
Five Years expedition against til. Rcvolted Ne
sroes OF Surinam," relates that. on waking
a'"nt o'eloek one morning in bis hammock
tie was extremely alnrm atweltering in co,,-
zeal d blood. and without feeling any pain,
Whatever. "1he mystery" continued Captain
=, that l had been bitten by the vampyrc or
sp' ctre Of Guiana; whichis also called thu Fly-
Ing Dog Of New Spain. arl by the Spa,iur.ls,
itrroratador. This is no other than ~ bat Of
m2hstrous size. that sucks the bloo,i from men
aud cattle while thy are inst asleep even
s"m"tim"s till they die; and as III. manuer in
which they proceed is truly won,, rlul. l shall
e"deavor to give distinct account o: ii. Know
ing. by instinct, that the person thy intend tn
attack is inc sound slnmb"r, thy generally
alight ncsr tiIe feet. where. Will, the creature
continues flaming with his enormous wings,
which Keeps one cool. he Iites picc" out Of
thetgreat toe, so very small indeed. that The
head of n pin could scarcely BIZ received into
tho wtA',sd. which is consequently no, painful:
yet through this oridce he continues to suck the
blood until he is compelled tn discorge. He
then hrgins again, aud thus continues sucking
and aisg"rgng until he is scarcely nbl. tn Ay:
aud the sufferer has often been known 10 s,e,.n
from tim" I" eternity. Ca,tl" they generally bite
IN the ear. hut aiwaysin places where Tie blood
lows spontaneously. Having afplird ,olmcc,,-
ashes AZ III" best remedy, and washed the gore.
from n'ysrlf nni hammock I o!~ rived several
small heaps "fc"ngealeti blood all aro,d the
place where had l"in IN the ground; on TX.
am"l"g which, tho surgeon judged that had
lost At least twelve Or foufieen ounces during
the night"
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
State Democratic Cspyent,en,

The Democrats Of this State asse mbled in
Convention q Baton Rouge, on Monday, ST.,
lust. No business was transacted On the firs.
day. except such o. was incident to al organiza.
ton. The s.co"d ays proceedings we tax,
f'"m telegrsphc summary in the Na,ci..,
Courier Of the eth:
Tie Democratic Convention met again TO-
day. 9Th. aud ri csed the bolting resolutions.
A series OF resolution were passed. expressing
admiration OF the patro,ic conservative North.
scri, men: an u,ldmishcd confidence in Bucha.
mans administration rmhodying enator
Davis territorial resolutions (; recommending
the tw"-thr'ls rule; that the vote Of I.nuis
lana be cast as a unit in the cave of the election,
of Black Republican for President.
They also advocate thai Louisiana shonld
meet her sister States in council, to devise
measures for future protection.
The delegates TO to the Chariesto,, Conven-
ton ar" intrammelspd by instruction. hut 9 n
!ator S'idvll is recommended fUr the Psssi.
dency. ET
The Convention pledges itself to snppor, The
nominee Of the Charleston Convention.
The following are the nomin ations which
we clip from the N. o. True Delta:
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DlsrKlcr--E. La SIRE
stcoND.- Richard Taylor,
THIRD.-A. TalDot,
FoURTH.-R. A. Hunter. were Delegates fo,
the State at lal1e.
:, The Delegates If the First Congressional
district were Efingham Lawrence and =. H,
Hatch.
S c"nd D;strict.-John Tarleton and D, D,
Withers.
Third District.-James A. Mediation and
Charles JONES.
Fourth District.--B ". Pssrce and Altxao-
der Mention. ~
The following are the Electors chosen:s
First Electoral Dis,ric,.--Octave Rousseau.
Second Electra! District Bernard Ayegno.
Third Electoral Distifcs. -7ransamou Lar.
dry.
Fourth Electoral District. --B. b. Simms.
Fifth Electoral Dstrict.--Jnles Oliver.
SIKH Electoral Distric,.--William N. Levy,
The following arc the substitutes:
First Disirict- p. Lacoste.
S'comd.- Charles b. Yancy.
Third--F. s. Goobe.
Fourth j. Lei Lane.
Fiiih.--J. Elgee.
Sixth.--William n. Peck.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

QrENcIIING THixsr.-Ararly ahun,lrrd years
ag" DR.. Lind suggested 10 Captain Krnnrt)y
that thirst might Ike quenchrd AT sea by d;ppin.
he clothing in salt water, and putting IL ou
without wringing. Subsequently, the captain.
on being east away. had M opportunity "t ma
ktngs'tie experiment. With great difficulty h.
s'iree.ded ia prrsuadiag par, fihc men to
follow hts example. and they all survived; Will.
the four who refused and drank suit water, be-
came delirions and did. In addition to put.
ting on the clothes, while wet, night aud un"r...
Ing, they my he wettrd while on, two or three
times dny. Captain X. goes Oh to say: AFTER
these operations we uniformly found thu. the
violent dransht went of. and the purchu,
-toho3e was cured in u few niau,es after bath
i,lssAnd washing our clothes, while We found
Glssslses De much refreshed az II we had re-
csisal SON. actual nonrishment.' The hare
possibility of the truth Of the statement mak.y
il humanity for any p per to give it u wide
pAblicity sidoe there are not many readers in
a9hsasaced who may no. so to sca md be ship
xtyeokk
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Speech NJ PresiAent Buchanan
nc the Daisiag Of the statue Of
e Washtagten.


The President massr s.as following address at
washingtoa City onstbe Ed:
Esaios otisen,- sccep, the au,picious omen
nov pr,sentl 70 IN III this calm .uns..s slmo.,
without aco,'d. Tie carly part VI the day
was bsdrteroas Many accidents also occurred
TO delsy the progress ard the completion o,
these C: remol,tes. But these occurrences haze
terminated as, thank God, always has beer, H..
case IN the history OF our country. II storms
and tsmpests t,eset usy inlh- mprning. the end
|"f thu day is sill clear. bright and anima.inx
spct. 4 trust. will ever he thxirsne Of ID.
gloom addsiarkne~ that for season appear ia
envelope ~. [Applruse.l The honorable aud
important duty las been assigned me Of d Iii
Ecatfng sIisistatue Of Washington. which ia a
noble production Of native American genius
This welcome and grateful task nos proceed
I" perform. Stumbling here OH this beautiful
aud commanding position. surrounded by III.
Senators aud Representatives OF all The States
OF the C"ifedleracy, and by vast assemblage
Of -Four fellow citizens, civil and military, and
ia fsi' view 81 the noble Potomac. which,
Washington loved so we'll aud Of the shores ot
the ancient Commonwealth which gave him
'"r'h..l now solcmnly dedicate this statue 10
the immortal memory Of the Father Of biz
Country. tAppiausr.l perform ,his nc, Of
pi"'is devotion. not IN the name Of the poule
OF the North, or the South. the Fact, or the
West not IN the name OF ihnse wins slwell on
The waters Of the Atlantic or of the Pacific.
but In the nsssr Of the whole American peopl,,
OF the United States. one aud indivisible now
AND forever. loud applause, and cries Of
"H"rrah for OLD Buck.'l Mny the God Of our
fathers preserve the constitution an The Union
for ages yet to come. My thry stand like the
everlasting hills, against which the t.,nprsts
from every quarter Of The l,ravens shall heat
nIlRin. Lara word. may they endure ~ long
~ the name Of Washington shall be- hunored
and cherished among The Children Of men.--
lRene"'d aud prolonged applanse.1 May
Washington City. which h. founded. continue
throughout many generations 10 l,e the spat Of
government OF y great, powerful and united
co'scslerssy. Should 1t ever hc,nne ruin by
d'rso'ation Of the Union, twill not. like III.
ruins Of Ba'&ck and Palmyra, he. IN, ryly the
monument ut the vanity Of human greatness. /:
Tut 1t will teach the lesson to all the dwell m
upon earth that our grand political exper;m.u
has tailed and that man is incapable Of self.
government. M.y such direfi,l disaster tn,
Tie human race BE- av.rlrd. and, in the Ian
guage Of Solomon, " The dedication Of the
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Il. A e'ente,.ted Fsrzaer

Vince upona time.s Fr drick, King Of Prus
sia. snrnafactf "Ull Fri,z" tuok a ride and
splfd an Old iatmar, pluuxi,iug his acre by
the WaNside c!'"trl'y singing his melody.
"ioH must I've aeti Of. Id lnau,', said ,hc
King. Bees this acre bpIon. 10 you Oh which,
you =" ildns,risa,siy lai,or?''
..Nn sir. replied the farmer, who knew moi
thai y wasthe fling: liam no, 80 rich ~ that;
Il Pse'igh Tor Wagts.'A
King.
H. Eight groschen' (ahout then.y cents, said
This ii not much" replied the.Kiug; "cai.
you get along With isiis?"
"';et along nd have soms,hiug left"
The farmer smiled and said: " ss44 -
"welt.if ! must tel! sou: two groschen are
for myself and wife ,woIypay my old debts,
TWO ! lel.d away, aud Two l give away Tor Ii.
Lords sake.
This is mystery which cannot solve
replied tn King.
Then will solve it for you," raid the farm
tr.
Il have two old parents Mt home who ken,
NE when was weak AID needed h. Up; aud n, "
that they areweak aid need help keep them,
This IL my .lebt, .s.pward which / a,ay two FRO
chen . day The third pair Ut grosch n,
which l'irn' away. speth for my children,
HAT they may rvetive Christian Instruction.
fhis will com ha:aly to me..u,l my wifi. when
sc g"t'"d With 'he last Two yru.chrn / sup
p"r' two SILK sisters. when wu,l.l mt ~
"",nr'lea to keep; this give fol the Lord 5
sake"
The King, we'll pleased with his answer
said:
''Bravcly spoken, old man. Now will also
give you something to guess. Have you ever
seen ne brior p
Newer said the farmer.
ia less than five MINUTES you shall see m
my TINS. and carry in your pucket fifty Of
my liken.ssrs."
This is II riddle Which cannot unravel.''
said the farmer.
King. y
Thrusting his hand i; to bis peckst. and
c""'sl"y him III hra-new gold pieces into
MS iiand STAMPED with his royal likeness. h..
what WAS coming:
The c"iu i. genuine. for it also comes from
our Lord Godsand am his paymast.r. | bid
you adieu.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

St. Johns. N. F.. March l0.--The Steamship
Now" Scotia. Of the Cnns,l,nu line. trnus Iiv-
rrpool. hound far Portland, arrived at this
port yesterday, having put III L.re short OF
cual.
The N"via Scotia sailed from Liverpool on
"Wednesday. the 22d. nit. and touched at
Queenstown on Thursday. the Esd. bringing
Geographic "dvices from l.ivrrp""l aud Lon
don five days later than those received by til.
Africa ut New York.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
tier.
MAprsoS Journal OFFICE.

Nv ~ MT MADISON JOURNAL OFFICE.
De Soto City. La., Feb 2zth. 1860.
The ONCE Of the Madison Journal and thu
residence # tho editor are again in a.hes On
Saturday might abouts8 O'Clock. we were again
burned out. "A portion o! the rrop,r'y in the
Mice and honse was saved. Our loss " to a
great extent, covered by insurance, still con.
>'dering,the interruption and delay of our hus-
iness, THE again will prove to ,,s u severe loss.
Arrangements will be Immediately made To
re-es'ahlislf,he journal Office at Nicl nold.--
It is surely unnecessary to remind those who
are indebted to the Office Of the necessity Of
immedia,e payment.
- Our address Toy. tbe present il vlcxs-
BUK6. Miss
Oar friends Of the press in Louisiana, and
in N"tchcz>will conttr great favor by giving
the above an Insertion.
n rycpv
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

DEATH FROM THE BrrE OF CAr.-One day
last week man named Stephen Hamel. re-
sl'iing on Liberty street. near Sycamore. ell
tered the garrett Of hi- house- tss@xpcl some
cats that had destroyed his peace for several
nights previous, AID coraering a feline moi,
sttr that he hflievet TO be the prime minister
in ~ disorder. proceeded to- administer TO i,
n nuni'rr Of Siga pus aud sell directed blows
with b stick. Suddenly the cat lcapsd uN,s
him with the fr"cisy Of tiger. and scratched
and hit him abont the face in terrible man.
n+r. The next day he grew delirions, and his
head swsiltd up to twice it's natural size. Ii
this condition he fingered till yesterday, when
death came to his relicf-Ga. Emo,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb 22.-1t,e sales Of cotton for
the three business days since the sailinx Of thu
a ca. aIuount to q, 200 bal g.
Cotton WAS slow OF sAie. bu prices ara gen.
erally unaittrrsl.
a slight decline had taken place Oh inferior
qualities in some cas-s.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
MARINE DISASTER.

The'ship Luna. from Havre. bound hr New
'rleans, was wreck d near Chersnarg on the
oh alt.8
She bad on hoard SO passengers, whom. to-
se'her with the crew, numbering %, were all
ost but two.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

SAs-FRASclscO BIBLE S"cIErr.-The tentl
annpair' part Of this sdciety shows i, to b- i,
sssptosp-r"as CONDITION. It has distribute,
4a1sl coptes Of the Scriptures fr"m, i.s d..
nsi'ory in the last ten yrars. Of which s.55l
xsrs donated to the shipping. hospitals. pr
sonsat'l mission Sabbath schools The to,s
rroe'ps@fos the, year 1859 were ellis o.
SosndissaA The nna
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

A nEEoEc LrTLE GiNr.-A heroic little cir
III spr'"lK' Va. a few days since. proved hrr
sell q worthy c6mpcer ct the iagiYus Grac,
D"r"'R. Inc story IL this, and the name q
..o.''*" h''.'g''s deserves place on the page o.
history BESIDE that OF Tile noble ssAid Of Eddy
s'o''e ''s"''a"'Sr: @ +
- appears mat 'cw days ago, while th'
weath"r was quite cold and the wind was blow.