davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

How DID lie COME? Why, Colonel, he
didn't exactly come as you suggest by the
bridge of Size" nor by our FulSome rail
road, but your worthy Recorder visited US
in a one horse vehicle, and if he succeeded
in navigating the slough near Marysville,
has ere this returned to his one-horser con-
stitueEcy.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

Ns- A partizan says, & 1t is a mistake
that the opposition party plays upon harp
of a thousand strings The organ of that
party is Tyre"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

SAME OLD TUNE.-The Alta hand organ
in its leader of Monday, grinds on the vigi-
lance step on which it has been for year
past, in the first part, and or the no par
ty'' tune on which it has played with slight
intermssion of Know Nothingism, for four
years, in the balance. 1t says "fartyism
has been our curse" Judging from some
recent Treasury Developments and other
little matters, some partyism certainly has,
Robinson FAMILY.-We learn by a let
ter from Marysville, that this popular troupe
intend visiting 0royille sometime during the
ensuing week. They have always been IA
yorites with 0roville theatre goers.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

Discovery OF THE Tower OF BABEL =
The Syrian correspondent of the Tr0reler
writes that NJ Place, the French Consul at
Mosul, has discovered what he believes to be
the veritable remains of the Tower of Babel !
Their locality is the field OF Arbela, few
days journey from Mosul NJ. Place was
engaged in exploring the field, or plain,
which is famous as having been the scene of
a decisive battle fought between Darius and
Alexander.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

Found DEAD IN BED-Mr. Joseph Byers
who recently left this place to return to his
home in the Atlantic States, but who was
robbed of his money, some S6ee, while a
temporary inmate of a house of i'll fame, was
found dead in his bed at the Merchants Ho-
tel, in Sacramento, on Sunday The Jury
rendered verdict that he died from the
effects of opium.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

TnE MOUNTAIN CoURIER.-We hare jlsl
rccei,ed a number Of this new weekly, pub
li>heI at Yankee Jim's, Placer, county, BY
Messrs Parker s Graves. The Courier
looks well and reads we'll, and is a credit
both to it's editors and compostors. We wish
it long life and innumerablc paying sub
scribers.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

The superiority of some men is merely To-
cal: they are only great because their asso-
eiates are little.
Supposed to relate to King, Marrow, &
Co
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

Gc~ The Gas Company of San Francisco
have shut off the supplies OF Gas furnished
some Of the engine houses, in consequence
of the Supervisors not paying for the same
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

Whose prayer is not pure' His whose
hands are defled by injustice hemoth
Rabba.
The yigilantes of San Francisco
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

DIVINE SEkvIcE-Will he held at the
Count House, every Sabbath at z. Nj.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21
Later from thc South.

The steamer Sea Bird from San Diego, ar
rived at San Francisco on Saturday. She
brings the news of the complete destruction
of the band of robbers who murdered the
Sheriff of Los Angeles and his posse. The
San Francisco Chronicle contains full re-
ports of the pursuit, capture, and execution
of portion of the gang. There were ll9
men, including Americans, Californians and
Indians in the pursuit. The Los Angeles
Star says the party was out on this harras-
sing duty, eleven days, and underwent
great hardships Don Andreas Pico fur
nished sixty horses for the party, and pro-
cured others from other rancheros. Don
Jose Sepulyeda drove band of cattle into
the mountains, and supplied the whole force
with beef Eleven of the band were hung
as follows: Juan Catabo, alias Juan Suari-
pa, alias. Juan Silvas; Francisco alias Gu
erro Ardillero Jose Santos Diego Navarro;
Pedro Lopez, Juan Velenzuela, Jose Espi-
nosa, Juan Berryessa, and three others,
names unknown Juan Flores, Captain of
the band, is in custody, awaiting execution
The money appropriated by the Legisla-
ture for the counties of Los Angeles and
San Bernardino, has been received also,
the arms forwarded by the Qaartermaster'
Department.
The following is the confession of Jose
Jesus Espinosa, one of the band:
l. Jose Jesus Espinoso, fully convinced
that after few hours | shall have ceased to
exist, and shall appear before the presence
of God, to give strict account of all the
actions of my life, truthfully say that We,
the thieves and murderers, are but ten per-
sons, namely: Antonio Maria Velez, or
Chincho; Andres Fontes, Juan Cataba, Juan
Flores, Santos -. Santiago Silvas. Leon
ard Lopez, and tho remaining one which |
only know, as the .Ardiiero." and who. l
confess. is innocent, as he Joined US after we
had committed all tie crimes | also affirm
that our organization dates back one month
or less, in which time we have committed
/ four murders, near but not in San Juan,
taking away goods and money, which with
that taken from the murdered person
think might exceed Sl20 and about ten
horses This is the trnth, which | sign with
Il cross before my name, as cannot write.
tJosE JESUS EsPINosA.
FROM THE observation-disclosures at San
Diego from Fort Yuma, report everything
quiet in that interesting locality, hut the
Apaches are reported rs being Troublesome
on the western part Of the Gads1en Pur-
chase \ Mexican, who was coming into
the Fort, with eight mules loaded with corn,
was set upon by a band of Apaehes when
very near the settlement, and robbed Of
both mules and cargo, ana barely escaped
with his life by having good pair OF legs.
A Dragon tor ce is stationed at Tucson.
The Indians at the reservation are now
preparing their grounds for planting
Captain Schatier recently visited the
newly discovered copper mines. situated
about twenty miles above the junction Of
the ella and Colorado and two miles west
from the river, from which he brought some
rich specimens. The mines are Row being
worked by a company.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

BETTER THAN THE RIoT AcT--Prentco
says that to disperse a mob, mount lamp
post and commence reading chapter from
the bible
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-21

"BoDocK DIR. Stockton, of Hamilton,
adyertises this valuable hedge for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11
Great Ra,Iro.d Opening % In. west.

~
The arrangements for the festivities b. which II ~ do
signed 10 commemorate The opening of The Ohio and
hsslssipp RAILROAD from Cincinnati 70 ~ Louis, and Incl
deniaiy. also, The completion OF the Connecting Enksiho
North Western Virginia and the Cincinnati and Marietta
ro@esn Tho great straight hoo route from Baltimore 70
~ Iopts, are nov IN pfcgreg and have already born
sufficiently developed 70 show thai ,ho oalobrsop win DO
one OF The most imposing that The Successive oopeou Of
e srcA srers Lines o. our ralrosd systm has evoked
The H of Invited guests will include q number OF Tho
most eminent gentlsrne q the couniry embracing tho
fresden, OF The United STATE and members u The Cabi
nct Lore Napier and oher distinguished romb~rs Of the
cplornste oorrs Governors Of different sses he ani.
cpsl corro<auona 0 various cities Prominent ~iinrs and
ossuisned literary men from al part q The country,
nd many o. ne mort eminent railroad nen Of The
Union Tho Ohio and Nssss.ppi Eairoad Corapany
which has orlgnaed The oeeora1on Ia secured ths co
ucs provided for s suscs uin be .sdorses b, moro
than orty railroad companies over whose roads The az.
es-sc.s .ti es psrnnsd 70 I' ether II gons 70 OF re
scoa FROM ibs 9Th Of Nay tc the l3n o. june.
Tho gpsst viii assemble Cbe.nEAl on The ID Of June
~bere TIE cTensng ceremonies ell Ake place. closing
viii ball The buns Boues ca .As ysnr a TAI dsy
tyy 90 the morning Of Tho tA he on trains ~l sA
over ne Ohio and Msss.pp rosi fr ~ Louis, running
nroush By daylight y expected pai two thousand
quests vii hse pArt In ts eocvnaon Friday The blh OF
June viu be devoted 70 The celebration Al "a Louis for
wh,a ns citizens q nAi enperiun q tho Wet are
making the mon eenereus arrSnreseps Tals Will olose
TIE formal pAt o. the oeeoraton but the eucoeedns day
~ no doubt be occupied In insTcRs u. railroad oounc
dferen; POINTS IN and abcu, the cry The visitors vii
then be ., liberty 70 sytsnd hsr uir over ts
roA.,s hAi nave sndofred NE uoses a Invitation
ne portion ~ eIeurtonas iosvsEs tAls c5y lpclpd mr.
" hoped, The President, member ~ p,e tnlpst AID
cher dlr.nsrssed geulesnen. vi, Rave here on Monday
r,crnhs. LIST % June, passing over the Rxluuors ssd
Petersburg taai night On Tuesday norr.ns they xll
he transferred V Marcia, sod rrcosed gvsr de Cpe.n
sn and hAeeA HAEoed 70 Gnr4Drai reaching thai city
IN ure 70 part,cips.e, sNe- nsht r,s M ths csrens
MES q the following day.
The new bnes Of rASosd, vhnss ospnlns hive csseuc-
pes VII MARI, embrace seven SuEdred miles of vAroad
binding, ~ pev tnt, The Atlantic And Macs ppi and
hfinging within day. journey two o, tns great centres
WesSsn po1uAoo1 se Hano-fSnoirnAii and -.
cerrsrou VIA bring ne-iS~ a. uDeKsn pied sseornbas
o e distinction eco eoerySise Of The conni,y vhil ,bs
pcxress q e cereroncs and the n,asvstfs ncdeas q,
tending he-supon VII ~ s>rss rosAsds. ~ .he p-o-
p4e cvwywheve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

SRRIv 10


Steamship Roanoke Sinner Norfolk Ac with udse ana
passenger % Latham pleassnt-. 10th. AN OF Ven
BARK Kathleen Orr OF liverpool Ns) Mulha Mes.na ~
days and daJs nom Gibraltar, with fruit 70 McAuNn,
" ss 49, = Airn9 ~ ,..,r.. ~, e,,,.-
April with fruit 70 Fuaoh Nsncke. ID inst Ia. S. ioa 81.
h RI Laura snow 81 w. Tb1nssssn Crockett Hsvsn.
Jan ", via Charleston 81 INST where abe pu, repair
s.rt Lyra BoHis Havana April % with sugar. sesHrs,
B.rt Means, Mean, Trinidad, April d with and
g AZ 70 ss.I rsAe Sh % PS e win s s-s
ISSmn ST fls,a m0ss bound III AP y a Is g Zoo J. ID
1be has bssn Gays fort Of Hst., with strong sSE
Brig ssrsh Wooster OF East Cambridge Moore BLACK RI
YER y. APr ~ sih logwOo4 pmenSo, AZ, 70 Il solOuoU
srs BOonsr gfrl hstiason. suayams Pr April Is with
Brs Brooslne oi Bosion, DIXON: PlT Pnnoa April -
a ooa Vim sSssRy ss 70 E9St1S G.sse' 49, 10
chnben Lee, seaman, Of Londonderry, Nh, aged q year..
Brg nuon, BAren, PoT1 Prince April a. and InAgus
rsh VIII sunes loS-ood, A.; 70 y heessr Gr4eyes.
pc,aioes 70 seosH friA "a Bsrmuts, brg reHsuin
Rris rrsecss Royal CD, r,.rmsu e, George Bermuda
fRS s f s R5 'S Kew ws.p syssgS
With molssses, 10 'Irlnnel Ninurn q 90
with sugar &C. MASTER s.ed In company With brts Ly
Francss Dasseu, Dor New Orleans.
vi, sa pES as ss % wss Carver D' cSose tx ' n.
~ ~ Zoo u. spoke sclG Jane Patterson. from ssga for
sobr Lensa Johnson, Es Neaina g. day., with fruit, 10
sehr LOUISA je6sga, Lewt, ns.,!ns 81 day. Win fruit
70 chaneeraS Phe1Ps vessel 70 y Small Erperencsd
scar Jas e'i. fsItea Palermo, % daJs viii orsnge~
tehf Eavs % ConyerS, Twss Islands Aprl ~ with salt
10 Tucker A lafhiboun.
40 sr ss siss 90 y, Si sr Sill % r. ss
In c.mPsny si:h er;g w.Ddersr for New Yost- -.
sShr sssPSsrd sgaH, 90 Broost.ren, saA. sAr.eoa,
sehr Apc. Nose, rss ouansco Pm, II dAys viii szs.r.
sehr Paterson Hand, s~sus 10 a.rs lvsh uo,A...s
SOONER, walls 20.
s,hT EnC s Or, BTs<ss.s osrn-.is, ss aA,, No
sehr ssssre.. rsr.a susols, days.
Chr Chr ,H VIZ. eod is TGis. '''s
tsIr RosisssJ. Ryder, vLrnls
soar J yssI & srI,r Lns1sr' y,rrnu
s., S Am ..rss ss.sss.s nc: s~~
sen yenss, wyan Bsdmore.
sshr isrssi L ssow, coasoiiy Jsiak, saay.
s ssr Bans "a s.' ;i. ssssi hd sSd
gchr Josn, Rhodes, RorhlApd
fshr chsriptie Mood, Rockisni
chr Gorilla B,oher, olouce-aer.
tnhr u Pars6s1 Crovci. GIouccsses.
ssr n MstS M srr sIo s- si sssssu
IN s .v sars ssT so.d s' iss a
81 xs fi so- an hs sss s srsss.c
sehr Hsods Islsnd usii rrcy,denoe
sSS bsosdiss GoidsmIh New Hsvrn
s.ssn.r Dsisrsrs, usses. rSisasieh,A
s.s.. ssys., ny rsn, s.s -,
s..sm. 3.yry E Ss, Is rrs.iassoe
aesaer Dce.isr. Deer Soxv,rh
rhs shr Barlnsop, reported as below On ss4.~a.s. ~
NJ al . Merlin arrived same day from shlcsda
wthd durrr The DAY. sw; sunset, NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

fHy MAyiJ Brsks Cxsrs M MICHIGAN Tho
toresyis1s q mos % al. Of ue towns In paion
~ have, while taking TIE sssssnsnt M yured ~ ma
nmf ue ano1m q nAp1c sgeNr made By him ddkins
hs Pseeeo' spTipg The following are Dc nqurvs Tor
psfsrvcy old township vh much Il tho foress cleared
away has made &C. I'd fts he lArges. suount made b.
ary ono fsn~ VA &c Toe, made ~ Mr. Amos Kinns
Benton has made $500 he. Chester be- rrsT 18TH
rs. q sugar, sni 1855 ms. q nosssse@Ir s en- SO, ~
who made over 100 ne eunh asd 80 -yho made
over 200 lbs. each. M. AM. Alps tasde 900 rba
from 800 tres, end M ChAanseJ Hartp made 900 lbs
zen no-ssnd pounds more than the est no err sy made In
ts63-wber beat every dbes county IN the Aafe-and
eleven more towns 70 hear from. The Rpvl&cp. believes
tbst Eaten comfy, In de o. prrar made Ia prA
on ahead q any cter county In nc ge bvt ahead 81
any cher county m The United sses We hope n receive
resurns frcm cthsr oounses In order 70 mshe compat.
scna-,pSns /&ssti~y, ksss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11
Police Intelligence.

A,Uusn PEzs F1oHrDl-Barney Aaron, g well
known trainer aud prize fighter, was arrested bench
issued from NE Court Of General Sessions where
he stands indicted ~ acccsory 10 tho death OF Andy
Belly Who, Il will be remembered, Killed In prize
hghi with Charley Lynch, In the Psls ados In Bergen
county, j., in the mouth Of June, 1850 AAron, Il is
aegec the second Of deceased and ted 10 the South
hi death male known lie returned from
exile few tnys ago, and fre1ueuting hs old hsun tho
Fourth ~ard, egped by officer Brown, OF the Lower
Police Court, who foithvh took him into custody. Tho
accugod licked up In the Tomha in defaul OF bail
"a said that Aaron fought prg0 dfat IN Philadelphia
about two weeks are FOR SO SIDE, aud succeeded IN DO
fcat.Ig MIS- Antagonist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

eosrOs MAJ 10 Ar .Air. AtAe Mckay osi~sa; Ns4~A.
kse Hubbard %; esra Nevada. peohaiov Mot; bars
Racehorsd peare~, Mea~aa 0eD yorss AnHee CnrdenAe
Cpu prrh. rrcunos rscAo Ocean; brs ArosrsbAh, Csx
foip ,sIna Goa O~yced from CALuN Pee ~ pS~sos
boa-det es;1sy IN, 81 Bcsscn pilcs 70 miles
ouslde ace and redvs6 oruev~ Wort:
90 Which post sAe bore avAy.
Herald Marine CDsrespBnAsDee.
PHILADELPHIA. kay p0-Arr bsrss Gen rAy.oS
Cxo~ all rsrarnbuco Bsri Equal R~Jant tsnse~and; n
Tonpe ,rD Ooson TrtncAd De Cuba Brccxe OuAcrbrdse
Hvork echr~ ksndeytu, Heodrsoo Csrdeuss; Ida Cor
son Nenfucsos Jcscphene wsicyourv, HYort Mary Ner
Laws, Bte~en; f1y Cneeseman. Nantocket, wahhg1pn
Prsyncn, Zee Bedsord vn CoH@, RArnos. PoSia4F M
gsh. prvax New tccdon Ga ahp CAxfoca. Ho0nB ~
a. .anearo; sesusn4e Palmetto Baker Bosoa barks
EarT new HceeH Havana; Beue RYDER bestor: br.rs
Mary, ( hahcny. 4 Joan, n; orrnur, BsSex New Bcd
ford s~krr trnrna Amelia Harding Boston, nary Miller
laws %; re'rr, BVver Do; NAT n. uely 90 Phsro
Crasno Jc@ Fu~r-, No sfth 90 Cerro Gordo
pugiish Bnvrr Nev t<ndcp s1rtcter, CuehrAn WI.
itsrsbuya l. EsIDe, DvDcan ysrrey CITY To4 Ccnneiy
Rrtn kfost Psap. Elss do; Marths keene, Do; Rso-
Also AT ss-s kny, reser-er, po.vn; sch,- Klsasen
rus lsh. tnssb ryhidsd DE- Csbs Cnaym, wnein Nrors
UAoceliane0U9 ard DAangeDra
nspr TicBois richcls whch cleared ~ Philadelphis
On Yrdsy for Bon ashore Gbrcse&sr Bsv oppt~e
Pcia Ho,ae and remained afer unsue~sful al
temp, By two sss yesterday 10 ret her of
BASE Dlrm w.ryR tcf View Haven't Ahins RON Boz
Plate. ~ order 70 nats ibe peessOJ repsss, vous hw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

LrREy LycruREs NJ DIR. g. g. rrTCH-1Hs rrnsw
oS cv,-sc m free lecsrs~ coosuupuon, aghsAa dps
pcpss disease 81 se bear liver s,oZ.sn sorss adnsy
fe vil be delivered II Hope Chapel, HrosdwT u,
= kodsy eysnns nsy y -, ssvrn o.ss h Ssos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

1os \ IAN, ru RossER or YHH CONVENIENT
wus g sD1xxsD Hzs wUR-Tbe Fi.Adeip1la
80 I~x -oe- ssd o. erssl restasn,
- pAyt h1stand towards ns wse vnsa came before
- - ~ Mrs. Sbus,er, wife u the poscros Jsoob
1871 vh o. under Tie Alas 81 yon Hand, eev,rA
-, snos puvics-d Of stealing The government te~es
~. she Pa Oscs. Af.er Ms aeh-r ee convsc-cd
New yoh Of p~slns oscnierfe, soaoy, and ssasssced
~ 0ns Eng reor te N1 yesrs Al - We nv uno
sVpsvted be uaeaf and be- t~o carshters o. einea hy
sesrns ssor~ end also by tAxnS to&rders During the
~ a his fy rprsonEnen abe travelled ve,eale1iy
Vssnsnr,0n, VI brcash evevy Lnrssocs 20 bs., spcn
. Pysstoent ceasr Q pardon, but without ysooee.
VAke b. -lpF tsng 90 made Gm.Af o-ors and
~ Asy in po<tY and hss tsAss ind ,oet Gov Cara
G~s4 she dee, ped pardon, end 90 k~ rAnssc-vtsx
~ fhu-<er n turDcd " h-s family N Philadelphia
Acsspd.ns " a. I, sf1svx ~ Nh aousbf, short tine
sespv ke reeAs froU prsoa, hsf bgstAst hss
AqnnnAins Q osi Van sun y ooesy, o be wousd eel .
pmnl cnian ~ os resnAne q I've u ts~v cAdrer,
- ha~s 81 vssocvss tbs psrchAe~r night
spet poo vo<Asr hat no mop.y use thresi
ap>d h<r Srusc rchsscpen1y fnustay returned hone,
- sxrsod ~ Der fTvvss sbe wcaS T.y hin srty
Asass To she s1, ,d " 10, snd bad psid portion u as
go When be again CANE V hs house. where there re
=. shsn no-de hnr that b. shcrld sell The fsrnurs The
- day sBe AAo tyUtszed 70 turn The e,esps daughter
= tbs xxxst and nsd such measces assns te NE u
- vito TIA: she cosged 70 asa hs rrceCsor -
naxstrss The rtassD-n = Ms, Hussr ve ccrrvss
suAsd by beg es> dsShes, and ~ ore Of be- bc~sdesS
nsrrtsr y . ssar Of hekiy plausible sddrsss ord gentle
.snfy .pp~arDos but q great viDd.osveoes, ard vito
M 40 ~ ans la1rfh ~ xrNnfy his rcesotnsBL he
s~mnsu4d n yAi Judge Kcxsy has lnisresssd hnsed
an h~har < b~ uafcrrunalS woman and about 70 prc-e
-ssss srst asaIas saaassS fss divoroe lbs, would
sssm nom he k.1iemsei In the Ro.A A@~SadH, he
san xboe> sAe cslss and cnweArsed exs7Se<s f~ hes
ruAas I'd tnsi.anx reoesypd 20 cruel . reeofb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

GIs r. pRxrnR would rrvoRN hrs yRIErDs
AwS The pvblio generally hat hs restaurant ccnre
e. ne6 CAmbsr y, wv be Beped On hoodsy' hy ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11
lVnyxSuESn REHBwD NnY DAT.


gpORTTNR.
VArFs SoR a.iA@fm sibor sAc8T pAsHf.
M1ty we pss four beyths IN cabn sske hgFe esre
oesle and vel fnat~sei fovvNt sAAsay o-yAaas1 sq6
eHn4ei lN. ss~em Inquire e@wsss nd . q 0nA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

INLAND or CuBA xxPREea-p. q. BouBAILHR 4
n esss = bpsc pr JAIL ss sns rsss s s = a,v Ga
1Avsz, On T.ssdsy nsv IA @ppsss mus srrsus %
VIE, S2SaSS z o. Asssa 10 . sr-.-~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11
THE MILITARY.

w AsnIs0roN onEYs.-gIoHrH REcrNENr, Dos
w tor battalion headquarters Centre Marta rco~A Isy
YORK. ksy g. ia1.-The members ~ this benhon ana Al
rber az he regiment jcin Trip ~
boe,o1 requested dr Il tho above 0nArter
~ erdss q ''''As LiRiNpfR sucH, 0onmas'danI
In. Hsisrr, Orderly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-11

RoRnImx Aocrrsg,1--A MAJ SAVED NJ Two
~. London C Wy yrsy gr1s ~ "wednesday say bsi
On "Wednesday u ass vees MOI stoss1rf socs1ci oc
snvyed In q sr-alas ssvrny ~ wsLgtnghan Chaties
srej young sbly r-swrrei, bad t~s teeo onpoy.
- mAa moruinf "a wcrs IN &c mil, and 80 " carry
@vsy me oosdt tNcy drvy5-t from tie e@v. Re va
onconeo sfalnsi he sa1ger q kp1ng board touch The
go ~be " npo1on bpi no csfwt1nate rnan hst tsken
sw~F eat fev hoa1de when tse end ~ he bsd ju1
sksn up gvsyei against u ssr snd being rereed with
enso, ozDned Tie cer sa6 70 FIVE him against The ssw
en IN fun metor, snt 20 qulch bought be CIT IN
Esn The sav frnct fi-1 tbe pog VI Me en shoulder,
1870 drec,y threust De besyt N,> NJ ancsT no RIBS
- No vshi ride Of Me BODY
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IRVING HoSE COMPANY No. A-AT SPECIAL,
meeting Of Irving Hoee Company No a. hsh nj car
rAse ho-se. aer Alarm II ERE IN the seond d.re1
Thirty eiI street and Eleventh thursday
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unAniDousy adoyteds-
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tvs sns hsreby rendered
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tesmeci and refrc~hmens witch served for he
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-23
The Fourth M Centrala.

We learn that the Fourth was ccebra-
tel after an unusual fashion at Centralia-
\ fine ball was given on the night of the
3D., which was kept up all night At
about three or four O'Clock in the morning
of the Fourth, crockery utensil, (whoSc
name and use we shall not spcciiy,) filled
with contents of the most unsa"ory de-
scription, was thrown through a window
into the ball room, spelling the dresses OF
several ladies'. and making the room quite
untcnantable by Its odor. The gentlemen
in attendance seized two men whom they
suspected of the outrage, and promptly
hung them up by the neck. They wer,
cut down before they were quito dead, and
as they still protested their innocence, and
gave the name of man whom they ropre
scented to be the true culprit, they were re-
leased. Our informant was present at the
ball and he assures us that the life of the
offender would not have been worth dime
purchase if he had been capturcl.--Bloom
ington Pontqyroph