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Butte record., 1856-06-07

"a The attention of Wirc- Workers,
mot POLITICAL is referred to the adver-
tiscment of Mr.. j. A. Murray, who de-
sires their assistance in the erection of
the wire suspension Bridge at Bidwel.
Butte record., 1856-06-07
NOTICE.

THE stockholders of the South Feather Wa.
,er ca. are hereby notified that the Trustees
)t said Company have levied an assessment (
10 per cent upon each share OF stock. payable
at the Conpany's otiice at Forbcstown on tho
18th of May, 1856.
J.WARREN MASON.
March p, 1856. Secretary.
Butte record., 1856-06-07

Cow BELow.-Arteze, the French
man, who was convicted of all assault
with intent to commit great bodily inju-
ry, and who lately made his escape from
our county Jail, but was subsequently
retaken, started for the State Prison in
charge Of an officer on Monday last.
Butte record., 1856-06-07
JOB PRINTING.

We would solicit the of onrrends who are
in wHnt Of Job Printing 10 the fctih; prepared
to execute every description Of work in line in
style that cannot tail TO givs satisfaction. We have
recently made new and extensive additions to our
assortment Of Job Materials anha facility for doing
sll kinds of work moderate and on short notice
Butte record., 1856-06-07

nea- Andrew Jackson Donelson was
not the adopted son of Andrew jackson,
but only the nephew of Gen. jackson s
wife. Every man has his pest" said
the General once in Washington, with
smile, and twinkle of philosophical
humor in his eye sand l have my Dom
elson -
Butte record., 1856-06-07
Express Favors.

We are inde5t to Evcrts, Davis s,
Co for Bulletin, Alta and MarysvilIe
Express and Inquirer.
To VI ssrs. Sing r & Morrow for files
of Atlantic papers.
Butte record., 1856-06-07
PROCLAMATION.
ExrcUT1vE DEPARTMENT, S {. Call,
June Sd, 1856.

Executive DEPARTMENT., S {. Call,
June Sd, 1856
Whereas, satisfactory information has
been rece we'd by me that combinations
to resist the execution of legal process
by force .xist IN the county of San Fran
cisc,.. in this State, aud that an unltwful
organic. ton. sty ing themselves the
s.Viriianee Commi tee," have resisted
by force the execution of criminal pro-
cess, nd that the power Of said county
hns been cxertcd, and has not been suf-
ficient t.. en- bic The Sheriff ol said coun-
iy to execute said process; now, there
FIRE, I, J. NEELY Johnson, Governor
of the State of California. by virtue of
the power vested in me by the Con tltu-
lion and laws thereof, do hereby declare
said county of San Francisco IN state
of insurrection; and hereby order and
direct all Of the Volunteer Military
Companies of the county of San FrHn-
cisco; also, all persons subject to mill
tary duty within said county, to report
themselves for duty Immediately, to Ma
jor General William T Sherman, Com
mandlng Second Division Californi
Militia, to serve in the perfoi nance of
military duty, under the command of
said Sherman, until dishaudrd from SER
vice by his orders Also, that all vol.
unteer Nil tary Companies now orsani-
zcd, or which may be organized within
the Third, Fourth and Fifth Military
Divisions of this State. also all persons
subject to military duty in slid military
divisions, do hold themselves in readi>
ness to respond to and obey the orders
of the Governor Of this State, or said
Sherman, for the performance of military
duty in snch man er and al such time
and place as may be direc ed ty the
Governor of this State. l furthermore
order and direct, that all associ tions,
combinations or organizations whatso-
ever, existing in the said county of San
| Francisco, or elsewhere in this 5 ate, in
oppn-ition to of IN yi"l ton Of the laws
| thereof of-mo.e IA, ticula " the as>ocia
on known as the "Nigilanco Commit
tee," of San Francisco, do disblnd, and
each and every individual thereof yield
obedience to the Constitution and laws
of this State, the writs and processes of
'he Cou is, and ell legal orders of the
officers of this STATE, AMI of the unt,
Of S IN Francisco.
Butte record., 1856-06-07

RAIN.--On Sunday, June /, we had
q severe shower of rain, which was not
only sufficient to lay the dust, but also
left miniature lakes in the depressions of
the road. Monday was q magnificent
and delightful morning.
Butte record., 1856-06-07

o. The Masonic Fraternity of Oro-
vile will celebrate 81. Johns day, (2ith
June), by an oddres, and appropriate
ceremonies.
Butte record., 1856-06-07
70 GOLD DUST BUYERS,

"A LII persons buying or -tradiug in GOLD
N DUST, are hereby notified that unless
they shall have obtained License so TO DO, ss
required by law. as Bankers, they are subject
to prosecution for the same.
W. BALTIMORE. Co. Treas.
Treasurer's Office, Bidwell. April /. 1855.
Butte record., 1856-06-07

@ Backus is now fulfilling his sen.
tence in the States Prison. His is the
first case on record, we believe, of an
escape to that institute ,D.--.S Hcrald.
Butte record., 1856-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

z S hereby given to the Stockholders Of the.
Il South Feather Water Co, that meeting
of said Company will be held at the Gompn-
ny's Office in Forhestown, on the 7th day of
June at . O'Clock T. NJ, for the purpose uf
increasing the Capital stock of said Company
to Three Hundred and Sixty Thousand Dollars
JAS J LONG,
II d OLIPHANT.
SAMUEL C. LONG, tiuS''vs
j. WARREN MASON,
For bcs.own, may 1856. ml0-5ts7
Butte record., 1856-06-07

THAsKs.-To ]. w. Sullivan, of the
Newspaper Office, San Francisco, for
copy of Harper's Magazine, and other
Atlantic papers.
Butte record., 1856-06-07
Political Intelligence.

A New York correspondent of the
Rochester Advertiser says:
You may expect some stirring politi-
cal news in a few days. George Law
will be the American candidate. Fill
more will decline the nomination of the
party given 70 him at Phlad lphia He
will decline because he is not an Am"r-
lean, in the party sense in which that
word is now used by the Know Moth
ings. Information has been received
from Mr.. Fillmore, within a few day.
to that effect. He viii give his reasons
for not being one Of the dark lantern
party.
Mr.. Bashford is called the niggnr
worshipping Governor of wisconsin,
He app tinted Mr.. Preuss, Norwegian
superintendent of public property. This
appointment gave satisfaction to the mig
ger worshippers, who are not Know
Nothings. But, few da,s after it was
made, the President of the order in
Ohio, visited Governor Bashford at Ma
olson, and wrought with him to tha' de-
gree that he removed his own appointee.
Bashford himself, it is said, is a Know
Nothing who has taken the third degree
An election was hrld at Boston on
the 2Slh ult for Register of Deeds,
which resulted as follows:
For Henry Alline, opposition, 1926
For Jas. Rice, Fillmore X. N. LOIS
Majority against X. n, 2,277
The St. Louis Republican, of the 81,
says:
No despatch, so far as we can learn,
has been received in this city from Col
Benton, signifying his determination in
regard to the position given to him on
the ticket put forward by the Price con-
vention. According to the teIegraphc
dispatches this morning, he will decline
to run for Governor, but the authority
does not seem to be altogether reliable.
Col. John Charles Fremont is not a
Catholic nor a STAKEHOLDER, but is n
member of the Protestant Episcopal
church, and is intensely opposed to the
further extenson of slavery" So slys
c. c. Chafee, member of Congress from
the Tenth district of Massachusetts.
Gen. James Yell, an old jackson
democrat. is spoken of as the probable
Know Nothing candidate for Governor
of Arkansas
JuDcE NossoN-Judge A. C. Mon
son, of Sacramento, on Tuesday, June
Sd, took his seat on the bench of the
Fourth District Court of San Francisco
In the morning, no cases were ready >
The Bulletin says number of the at
tending jurors asked to be excused, be-
cause they were business men,
Judge Monson said:-l have heard
great complaints made that justice was
not properly administered in the city of
San Francisco. l have looked around
me and find that the fault does not lie
upon the Judges; it must rest upon the
juries. Business men are the proper
persons for jurors.
Upon the proposition of one Of the ju-
rors to send a substitute, be said that
substitutes would not be taken. Sub
stitutes were generally those professions
al jurors who had given foundation to
the com plants to which he referred.
Butte record., 1856-06-07

1S- Major Donelson is called "the
greasy Tennesean. Greasy as he is,
says the New Albany Ledger, good
many Know Nothings find it very hard
to swallow him.
Butte record., 1856-06-07

DisTRIcT CouRr.-The June Term
of the District Court for Butte County,
will commence its session on Monday
Butte record., 1856-06-07
BUTTE LODGE, NO. SO, F. & A. NJ.

BJTTE LUDGE, No. 30, F. & A. Vt.
Lodge meets at their hall in Bidwell, on the
first and third Saturdays of each IN onth. nt 7
P. NJ. Officcrs-TH0S. WELLS, ", NJ, j.
VI. GILKYS0N, 5 W, A. L. CHAMBER
LAIN. ". A. E. GRIFFfTHS. See'y
Butte record., 1856-06-07

BIDWELL LODGE no. 81, l. 0. Of 7.
Regular meetings held every Thursday eSa-
ming at o'clock, at their Hall, BidweiE
Brothers in good standing are respectfully
invited ROBT. LATTIM0RE, Sec'y.
Officers for the ensuing term:
JOSEPH BLocH, y G., & " DRAKK. V q, d.
G. \ SMITH, T., r. baltimore, r
Butte record., 1856-06-07
BROKE j JAIL

GAN the night of the 95th Of May leos's'
~ Bidwell.. Butte County. George French
Jeremiah O'tsH, and j d. Sloan, descnbed a.
follows:
George French, is about 26 years Of age
bout 6 feet high, light complexion, black hair
black eyes, no beard and has an independent
look, and stoops a little. Crime Murder
jeremiah OdelI is about g years Of age
about feet s inches in hight. stoutly bnl',
full face, no beard, dark coiored hair ena
light complexion.
j D. Sloan is about g. years of age Noout
feet six inches in hight. has not shaver ~
some time, looks little sulen, dark haH' sai
dark whiskers
A Reward of $50 90 will be pad for 'he
return of each of the above persons 10 h''
well p. FREER,
oOtf Sheriff Butte County
Butte record., 1856-06-07
NOTICE.

EHliE Stockholders OF the South Feather
4 ter Co. are hereby notifies that the tlS'
It's o. said Company have levied An Ssseo s't
nett d 10 per cent upon each Share Of o,v
! aya'ble aip,he Company's Office. at fof'''
toEa, On thu 10th Of June, 1896.
j. WARREN MASON, Secretsry -
i'r oessown, May 5, 1856 mio'0
Butte record., 1856-06-07

FORBESTOWN LODGE, +. A VI No. Oh
Meets The second Saturdays of each meuih
II W Brown, W NJ, n D Plum, S W., D.,
Mckee, J. W. Jas. Watson, Treas John, r
Thomas, Sec'y. r C. Gaskill, S. d.. j. r..
kring. j. D., E. B. Sparks, Tyler.
Butte record., 1856-06-07
sa~ Mr.. Buchanan reached his hom,

H@- Mr.. Buchanan reached his home
in Lancaster, Pa, May 3rd. He left
Philadelphia in the morning, and all
along the road he was met by deputa-
tions of people who manifested their res
pect and admiration. At his home there
was general turn out, and everybody
seemed gratifed and pleased at his re-
turn.
Butte record., 1856-06-07

nA- The Democratic National Con-
vention has been in session in Cincinnati,
during the present week, and before this
paragraph shall engage the attention Of
ths reader, it is highly probable that the
next President of the United States has
been designated by that body. Even
while this paragraph is being read, the
telegraphic arteries of the Union may be
vibrating With the name of one whom the
nation shall delight to honor. The
steamer which left New York on the 5th
Thursday last may, possibly, bring the
result Of the labors of the convention; ;
bat We do not regard it as very probable.
Butte record., 1856-06-07

E-A IGIIEST price paid for County Serip,. Of
4 q the stone of
ap12 % JOS E4'H GLUCKAUFF. Didwoi
Butte record., 1856-06-07

z OST BY the Subscriber, P0CKET-BOOh
IL containing. among other papers, one note
signed by Clan J. Wilson, about the 18th dag
Of October 1850. payable to james Catlinfor
tue sum oil Sz9o W Al persons are 11",
toned not to purchase the sune-and payment
has been STOPPED.
JOSEPH FARNAN
May Doth. 1856. my 3l-3tSl
Butte record., 1856-06-07
Agents Ter the Butte Record.

THOMAS BOYcE... 81 Merchant st. San francisco.
EvKRTs, DAVIS l. co. ..............Ma Marysville
4AhtlSG cos EXPRESS Oroviile.
y ~. fLUA Forbesfown
JAS- McW1LItAMS.....-..- Orc vile.
WHITE NCrrER. ......O Oregon CITY
8. T. LADD. Siruytown
SAhUN COVE .........................Or OroyiIef
y JACkSON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dogtown
Lbsl shIIu u.......-............-Iho Ihonpson's Flat
Dh bhoIhEhIOS Broherton's Store.
YhED. AIW AIEk.. --......-...---.-...Fre Frenchtown.
JAMES TROUGHToN Wvsndotte
'CDhihs z CAEE.....-.. American Valley
The "hooord caR be procured from any OF the above
samed sgeus who are also authorized to receive ad-
sestisssnentsa and orders for Job Work.
Butte record., 1856-06-07

q a lfa aad BARLEY for sale by
~ f0sEPH GLCJ hACP. bldreHi "
Butte record., 1856-06-07

~ II is stated that about $4,000
have been subscribed in Oroville for the
srsction OF Court House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22

Haxall and Gacgos 10 50 10 70
changed prices Southern brands easter bui with
large sales. The transactions embraced about 200
sSe soSr ne Soovs ausA 90 ucn are ,csss
90 6oas3 30 for Jersey and ssss IL Cor Brandywins
Whea'-Chcce lots o. New southern AID Western red ssA
white were hrncr BY 2c.a3c and In one case 3d. pee
busbc advance obtained The sales embraced abous
90 COOS 40 oco bvsbes including Western and soush-
Of order, 81 ssf Is good 10 prime southern White, stsoA
81 e. snd ehosc do 81 t5 very superior and choscs
an sales limited. Old prime Canadian white sold II 81 "a.
Corn was frmer, and sales enbrsced 20 900 bushels.
t2hc with one lot reported ., sse disulng oss were
nominal Rye was scarce and mm seo.
Corpr.--the sales embraced about 500 Rags II 1oc.
&c, and about Loco Go. skinmings Of Pc alskc.
corTos.-The ierern news per Africa had no iaauesss
en- our nakst The stock IN this port q couaned u
sbou, seoco bales and only about 20 zoe ais
The ports The sales 70 day reached only sosa 600 bales,
nsar-To Liverpool, asou, 60 900 spshcis corn ana
wheat we're engaged, Al a. e1sd ana ID In bulk and
ss snd $50 bales Sea Island cotton, SSd TO London
geo oes resin were esgsgcd, at N. ssi and 1000 bush
tor tai at SIS There WAS no change 70 notice
IN rases Tor Hayre vessel taken NJ load win
Sour, fer Gibraltar, at See. perbbL
crsSY cioIB-sses q 900 bales were made, 70 arrive
NV me make, was unchanged and steady, at coc.
acsc.
Hor continued quiet, With small sales, Al &c iec.
PRIME Western aud Eastern.
lINk-Sass Of 1900 600 bes. were roportcd "
ca mmop, AZ sc lump was ~ ~ 30
MofAssfs-The market quiet, bsi prices wore
fsm
NA,u srcyvs --csies we're limited. Spirits were a
AZ ycsn lccn mon at t5c. crude twpsntine, 65c ana
AZ al 81 wfh limited uass actions.
oI linsecd continued buoy ant With an Advancing
tendency with los, sales 81 81 IN cask and q o. In hbs
10 dsy ~. advance claimed. snd some holders de-
msnssd 81 co. crude whale and spern wsss steady ana
pttces without change &c moment.
rsevsleSs -Porkfhe salos embraced 400 1oo bbls.,
including mess, check 70 day at sla 81 and 3fASo, tho
usual way, end pime al So A party osEred 70 sell =
oi sterabe Dot VI mess, deliverable nanthe seler'o
option at SIC. Reef was steady, wth sales a about 100
bbls., neue!rg county prime al ~ 81, and country
At 81 IS. o<hss descrpiscns vese unchAngsd.
Cut meas we're steady M $40 for shealders And exc
Ice asked for hams. Lard continued srm, With saes OF
.0 3ec bblsprna At131c., now held 81 10 70 40,
srd a. much s iSAc was refused TO arrive Butter VS.
10 steady eersna At lie go for good 70 prime ssse
and Ohi3 lbc. lie and Sc. for good 70 prime GUAM
ucs. rnesse vas 10 fair demand, al g. q DC.
rsu --sslcs 81 100 casks were made, al Sfc. aic.
crG,Hs.--Thc market easier, and sales OF csss
were made about &c decline. Tho transactions en-
brscsd about 500 a .oOo bids. d Cuba muscovs1o.
within the range OF &c sHc. A small lct 0 onMos
Tesss sold 81 icc and 400 boxes brown Havana uess
80 q terms rot stated - -. :. a..
wmrsxY vas dun, with sslcs Of lse so0 ees' y -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22

We see by an advertisement in another column
that the Chiriqui Improvement Company are pre-
pared to receive proposals for the purchase Of ooal
from steamship owners. The coal depot Of this
company is favora.ly located for supplying steam.
ships navigating the Gulf Of Mexico. The steam
ship Crescent City has coaledst the port of Booas
del Toro, and she took in full supply in q few
hours. The quality of coal is equal to any used
for steam purposes, and can be sold at prices ooa-
siderably below those ruling at Jamaica and Aspn-
wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22

THURSDAY, August 2l-eP. n.
Asms-The sales embraced about $50 bbls Of po>a -
90 rs a So 81
BsKApsrrFrs-Flour-The receipts continued 10 b
very light and hence priccs for common and good
dunn grades OF State and Western ninued arm, and
common to good aud extra brands OF state higher.
The sales embraced about soooa 5000 bbs OF all kinds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22
LIST OF LETTERS
nainns n the New York city Pest once,
Friday, August 22, 1855.
LADIES' LIST.

ubsaed exclusively In the New YoRx HERALD BY Act OF
spssss paper having the largest circulation Of any paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22

Underhiii Jas E-2
vndevwVd AsAry
YsNce 4 Brother
yaJe.>t,n sigr,Dr Tits
rapghnJ0M q
Yetstsus <Ask
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22

At the second board there was moderate amount
Of busines, without any material variation In prices.
Jbsrs are no indications Of any demand foe stocks
hevond the limits Of Wall street. How long The
b~oke can keep prices up to present Pants remains
10 he fesp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22
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Vernon Miss Ida Vas Ssavorea Mrs
y SsSs Mas { sr 4 vsSTsssell1.ss Eu
Nan0rauenMrs,6hA III
VaIHosenMrsI.. 5thstvan W ink.e Menor
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11
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Before iswIand cottage,
win climbing rosss gay,
fssood. one summsr's svo. 70 watch
Two children a. their play.
an round The sardsn walks hey ran,
Fiiilnr the cir with ries,
TN hsy were tired, and set shom down
Beneath an old oak tree.
rhey wsrs sIlsps for = l,,.ls spses.
And shep shs boy began:
~ wondsr. sisssr dosr.irf
Shall ever BE- Z man.
~ almost siink never shslI;
For often. In my slssp.
dream natl Am DYING
Nay, sislsr, do not wsspI
.rs "a a ,oxeol sh,sr 10 de:
Por ,tosvb M. World 4. mir.
rms a ,ovslior ia nv dreams.
Andr fnncv fam ,hsrs.
~ npey ! am taken mere.
A soou a. have died,
xrd ,,.,, ,h,o. .h A., a.. ,,s...,. r,.e.
win an sn-sI sx NV s,a.'
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"1na vnsn ! sssa ny BOOK 70 hss'
W".sn rsS WIN yoe.
ea'ss IoFsss "ss s'onous nna'
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11
nm the Am<
SONNET.
mo. III

THE rwrxTs-FouR INCH ouAor
Tho 0uaxo our operative brethren uss
To measure and lay out their work; but we
who're known as Masons Accepted and Free
This instrument for noble purpose choose.
We're taught 10 use n In our art sublime,
To measure, lay out, and divide our time.
Iis Inches, ever numb ring twcnty-four,
Are smbIoms OF the noarsof mo day,
which We divide by three. whereby we may
Find eight for Cop-I His blessings 10 impIore,
His holy name 70 rev 'rcncs and adore
And worthy brcthren In distress eight more
For usuailabof We arc taught 70 keep;
And eight for rest. rsffe>hment and for sleep.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11
Phonetic Spelling and Eheaseis

70. two hundred year si.ss TIE
'n'rooucuon o. printing 'nsss - 20
standard o. er'nogssPn ~.
printer spe''oaT Ts - Seemed nsns AZ
own eyss ns eo.'ss r.'
tma' ina. no Two P1'n'es sPenso e1-
Inc puo''c conven'enos cemensso
uniform or'nograpny; ana tovsses us
emu - =. a' ~. ss. s.s "ss,IsS 5-;,f S-
'nog'aPny was se'''ea wv"
cepuons; ~ We nov nave y 2e' "
wss ;.ss.' se.s'su "a a,ss s TSs rS ;s,ssS-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

~ nho. ps .. tk&ttfr.
A poor, benleh tod stranger,
Did seek our door 10 gain,
We ask'd II he was worthy,
Aad Why he made shis elAim.
With trembling voice he answered,
Tho Great Am sefve,
And from NE Ancient Charges
Ny stops shall nsvor swsrve..
Iis entered In IN ancient way,
with blessingson HE head,
The torture ho did feel that day,
fsvhat tho Covsns dread.
A jswslbrishs before him lies,
In bright array tho brethren stand,
With heart sincere aud fearful eyes.
iIe hsars lhs Masters storm command.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11
UNION COUNTY DIRECTORY

Csacctr CoraT meets tho eth Mondays N Fsb-
sunry and Anxsst-may sittwo week. each time
Cos noS Ftsss coukr meets I'd Nondsysin Feb
thors are nso Mondays In the preceding month
thea lst Monday May sits vecks esch time-
(oxxf<>;orsR's CouHr meets fst Mondays In
Junes september, December and Msfch-msy 81
six days each tIms-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

csncufs covRr mssu "a Monday Of March and
scpt>ubef, msy ~ Two vseks.
connos fLs<s Corn7 sis eth Mondays In Jsn-
essy, April, July, and october; hold two weoss y
business feQutfo.
March, June, scptsmDef and pocenlbe5 msy 90
nins days II fnccessAfy.
count % coxe.Llkfier sits vhon businsss re-
aaisss n sn2 taiie,aI day Of shs sessions ofcem
mon Pleas c0aft.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

AT Forty newspapers in Pennsyl.
yania have raised the names of Fill.
more and Donelson.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

Two LADIES DRowxEp.--We learn
from the Joliet Signal. that two
young ladies. daughters Of Mr.. Hays.
Of Wilmington. Illinois. were drowned
in Forked Greek. near that town, on
Sabbath last. The current Was very
swift. and a gentleman with the IN
fortunate girls and q woman and child
attempted 10 cross the stream In a
wagon, which was turned over. The
man. woman and child and horses
were saved. but the Misses Hayes
were swept under the ice. But one Of
the bodice had been found at last ac-
counts.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11
HARRISON DIRECTORY.
TRANKLIN COUNTY DIRECTORY

clNcetr coUnT meola ne ist MondsyaI d vsbfu-
ssy aud August-nsy st thfso vseks.
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