davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-28

THE PIxLEY SIsTERs-Assistod by
a good company, gave our citizens two OF
the best entertainments in the theatrical
line we have ever had They danced
well, acted better and sang superbly, on
Friday and Saturday nights of last week,
in both instances to fair houses. 1t is
probable that they may return this way
in few weeks, in which case our citizens
will have the pleasure of hearing them
again
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-28

AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY At
NJ essrs. Blaip. Young & Co.'S the farmers
OF the valley win not only find a large
stock of elegant dry goods, ETC., but they
Will 90 able to procure threshers, headers,
mowers and various other agricultural
implements that are necessary to the sue
cessful and profitable tillagc of the soil
Call and examine.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-28
Aiitabidel s. Co.,
e. a. Frec1and,
S. II. Claughton,

0oTARY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE
IN AGENT. Office in the Post Office building,
Lebanon, Oregon.
VIII attend to making Deeds and other convey
anecs, also the prompt collection of debts
trusted to my care.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-28

CERTAINLY DIssoLvING.-The fol-
lowing from the Chicago Republican,
will probably be true of the Oregon De-
mocracy after the coming election
The Democracy are breaking up their
organizations in many of the States, and
concentrating under moro general head
ing, as an Opposition" The old ma
chincry is offered for sale. 1t is Curl
Gus mixture of material, embracing ev-
erything from patent ballot box stuffer
to the rcgalia of knight of the Golden
Circle. Tricks and traps, carricaturcs
and banners, the lost cause and the spread
eagle, the Constitution as it was, and the
public /" ruin as it is, with model sam
pies of the Lincoln despotism, aud bleed
ing martyrs-alI are going.
In Missouri, they decline even to mako
an opposition, which is unfortunate.
Nothing keeps party so well trained a.
to have an opposing element. As tho
Yankee said, !" it wrenches a man terribly
to kick against nothing" The danger Of
the Republican party lies chiefly in stand
ing in this position. 1t has conquered in
all its chief measures, and there is moth
ing left to kick. The debris Of the Dem
ocratic wreck may aggregate itself into
some shape yet but what shape has not
yet disclosed as g visable fact" Tho
old anti-war hulk has gone under, and
the political sea is strewn with struggling
leaders of the party whese chances
look slim enough. The world looks with
satisfaction on the spectacle of righteous
| justice, but the mourners are few. Wheth-
the name itself il to disappear with the
craft, viii depend on the ability to insert
another catching to the public ear. II
should be soft and euphonious, as its pur-
pose will be low.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-28

OLD DoMIHIoN.-It is stated that the
term Old Dominion," as applied to
Virginia, originated from the following
facts: During the protectorate Of Crom-
we'll, the colony Of Virginia refused to
acknowledge his authority, and sent to
Flanders for Charles III. to reign over
them. Charles accepted, and was about
to embark when he was recalled to the
throne of England. Upon his Accession,
as reward for her loyalty, he allowed
the Colony to quarter the arms OF Eng
land, ireland and Scotland as an indepen..
dent member Of the "Old Dominion
The historical facts upon which this state
mcnt is based seem well founded.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-28

YEpo, JApAN.--The great city OF eoS 20
j. on the northwest angle of the gulf Of
i that name a large stream flows through
ths .hss heart of the City, which is spahned by
r..nr r"r , Sne bridges. The houses and shops
ars s ycrv r we'll built, tho streets are Woe
rS srd =, wsIl kept. tho temples 6ner faf than
those of China, very clean ana Ia0r sa.nrI.s ,i..
ted. Many cf the dwellings a. dsr.
have parklike grounds ana sr ,0r.sr
around them. This city Is mucn .'se.
than New York, and is next IN SIZE 70
London
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-28
Che Albang Register.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By
COLL. VAN CLEVE.
OFFICE on CORNER FERRY FIRsr-srs.
TERMs-IN ADVANCE.
ADVEaTIsING RATEs.

Transient advertisements per Square of ten
lines or less, first insertion, 50 each subsequent
insertion. 81.
Larger advertisements inserted the most
liberal terms.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-28

Mamma used to tell me about you whcn-
I was little girl; and always thought
it wrong in her to take your poem and
your brooch, and then laugh at you
though, of course, it was right for her to
like papa. But I've always felt very
sorry for you; it must have been terrible
when you went home and found your
mother dead. I've got the poem and the
ruby brooch you gave mamma and am
very glad you love me so much, Mr..
Townbridgc. Yes, I'll be your wife,
and I'll try to make your life so happy
that you'll never remember the sorrowful
past"
So married the daughter of my old
sweetheart; and there she sits in tho
great arm chair, before the blazing FIRE;
and that little thing on her lap is my SON
and heir, Charles Townbridgc, jun. And
in regard to myself, Charles Townbridge,
sen., am the happiest man that ever the
sun shines on.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-28


BE CHEERFUL-LAUGH.-"Dear me,
times" A child said it, and said IL
had his laughing times, but she had new
er heard the music of his laughter. His
nature had its bright side, but she had
never seen the cleaning Of it on his face.
A child likes sunshine. As for that
matter, we are all children. We like
ministers who are genial, sunny; who
can smile and laugh; whose faces sparkle
sometimes with merriment. I think it
was Charles Lamb who said that :" q
laugh is worth hundred groans in any
state of the market" He was right. A
smile is better than frown any day,
for refermatory purposes. A scowl is
never means of grace. A gloomy face
is never a pursuasive one. Melancholy
is never nourisher of piety. That min
lister whose life is earnest for God and
man, and who, at the same time, carries
about with him joyous heart, which
sends its brightness to his face, and gives
its music to his words, shall, by his
cheerfulness, help men toward heaven.
Solomon says, "there is time to laugh"
At the right time let every minister
laugh. When you feel the laughter COM
ing. don't drive.it back-let it out 1t
has its mission of God in this world.
Every theological seminary ought to
have another DIR. Griffin among its
Professors. One evening, in Andover, he
called the students to his room told
them they were growing thin and dyspec-
tic through neglect of the duty of laugh
ter, and he insisted that they should so
through company drill in it then and
therc.
Then the tall, broad-cbested Doctor
said to the first student, "Herc, you must
! practice now hear me-" And the Doc
tor laughed rich sonorous laugh one
by one the students joiued till all were
convulsed: That will do for once"
said the Doctor; now mind you keep in
practice" Most worthy Doctor! most
Christian Counsel!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-05-28
keaI ESTATE.

FOR SALE-ATA RAHGAiN. TOR cash or on tlme.
suitable for orchard vineyard and gardening. with choice
ruearny trees raspberry vines grapes curranf For
Feb Is. NJ. \. WHITTLkSEX.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-05-28

NOI'lCE:.-I have sold my interest In the Exchange
~ Banking and Insurance business heretofore carried
by f. A. sherwood Co.. TO Ravens Mac Kinay Co.. conse.
Quently the rm OF f. A. Sherwood Co. Il dissolved by
na consent and is succeeded In business by Ravens Mac
Knlay 4 Co.
shall occupy the office heretofore occupied by and
unue to huv notes and mortgages and to loan money real
estate security and To deal tn limited extent IN real estate
ottawa, March lat, 1870 II +. A. SHERWOOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-05-28

MAGILL WAR E HOUSE TO LET.
l The Magl Warehouse Property at the crossing OF Main
street and the Sdecut In Ottawa 70 rent for one or ers
years. Apply to BECKWITH HART,
IT At Hossack's old stand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-05-28

POINTS OF EXCELLENCE:
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both thIea directly from the spoos
No fastening of by hand and waste of thread
Wide Of application without change of adjustment
The retains its beauty and rmness after washng
and ironing.
Besides doing al kinds of work done by other Sewing
Machines, these Machines execute the beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamental work
@ The Highest Premiums at all the fairs
and exhibitions of the United States and Europe
have been awarded the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machines, and the work done by them, wherever
exhibited in competition.
k1r- The Very Highest Prize, THE CROSS
OF The LEGION OF HONOR, was con.
ferred Oh the representative Of the Grover
Il Baker Sewing Machines. at the EXPOSE
ton Universelle, Paris. 1867, thus attesting
their great superiority over all other Sew.
Ing Machines.
FOR SALE BY
me HAs vH.G2 "a H~
No. 20 LA Sail trcct Ottawa
July q. js69-ly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-05-28

NO'TICE OF NELSON BRrNpAaR, DECE'sp
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersgned admnstra
of the Of Nelson Brunage late of the county OF
In Sale and State of Illinois, deceased will appear before the
County said county the third Monday (helng
Goth day. of June 1870, ut the Court House In Ottawa In
said comfy when and where MI having claims
mans against said estate notified to attend and present
the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this nth day OF May \. D. $50 -
maylt Administration
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-05-28

INlNAl. - ETH .T;M ENT MOTT Gle.
ESTATE JULIAN NJ. HiGBy, DRCHAsRD-Not!cei here
BY given to all Interested In said estate That Edward
Taylor Administrator OF the estate of Julian NJ Highly de-
ceased will appear before the County Court of the county of
La Sale State of Illinois the Court House In Ottawa,
In said county, Monday the Goth day OF june 1870 for
the purpose rendering account his proceedings In the
administration of said estate for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa this 3lst day of March 1870:
mayli-.w X. l.. MEAD, Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-05-28

NO'TICIC.-EsTATE W JOSEPH BRrNDAGg. DECE'sD.
~ Notice IL hereby given. that the undersigned amnlstra-
OF the OF Joseph Bruntage, late of the county
Of La Sale and State Of Illinois deceased will appear be.
the County Court of said county the third Monday
being the Goth day. Of June 1870 AT the Court House OF.
awa said county, when and where all persona having claims
demands against said estate notified to attend and
sent the same in writing Tor adjustment
Dated this nth day OF May A. D. 1870.
JOHN BRUNDAGE.
mayit Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-05-28
legal.

NOTICE.-EsrATEo or THADDErs II. CoBuKN, DECD
~ Notice s hereby given, that the undersigned Executor
will and testament Of Thaddeu H. Cob,rn OF
the county Of Ia Sale md state Of Illinois deceased VII
day beng the 18th day. OF August 1870 the Court House
Ottawa In said county, when and where all persons having
and present the same in writing for adjustment.
SAMUEL c. WILEY.
may2i-6w Execukp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-18
sHiLL aaND DE HiNoEDy


Ex-Jadae moore stocking the Cards to save
the Murdercr-Possibility Of E-cupe unylsr
Jadae Giibrrrs Charge.
The case Of Owen Hand, who was convicted
Of the murder Of james O'Donneii al the South
Brooklyn gas house last August and sentenced 10
be executed December i6s,, was MP In tile su.
preme Court, General Term (Brooklyn). yesterday
on appeal The readers OF The SUN will remember
this murder as being OF peculiar atrocity Both
men were employed at the gas house, and on the nth
Of August last quarrclled O'Donnell was ordered
home by the foreman and had crossed to his side Of
the establishment TO change lie clothes, when he
was followed by Hand. The quarrel was then re.
newed. O'Donncll mnde "pass at Hand, who
jumped back. drew a knife, and stabbed the other
three times, one wound In tho abdomen being about
eight incnes In length, from which the poor mans
cntrails escaped, Amer committing the deed Hand
threw the bloody knife against the wall and cried
out out, There nc ~ now; make what you like Of
Ex-Judge Moore was counsel for the prisoner
md 10 presenting lis case yesterday said that the
pfesldlng Judge at the trial loilber) had charged
the jury that in aspect OF mis- could the pri-
soner be convicted Of murder In the second degice
thot the Judge erred IN his charge, because, hrst
IL prevented confederation OF the acts and circuni
stances OF the case and virtually instruction
" Ind the accused guilty Of murder In tho first de-
gree; second, In creating new degree Of Homicide
lmurdcr In the second deareel the Legislature in
tended 10 provide for cases Of killing done pur-
poseiy and malciously, but without deliberate and
premeditatod malice. Counsel argued that In this
case there was testimony showing that this was a
case OF that character Ia Pennsylvania and Ohio
such an offence "A murder IN tho second degree had
been long timo in existence. Counsel therefore
maintained that the conviction should be set side
ana new trial ordered.
The cnsc for the people was argued by District
Attorney Norris. Decision reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-18

.poNiInss on Thursday, Feb. II, Amanda Don.
ans asyd . years ,-,,,.o.,
tend the funeral. nom the residence 81 q. o. Read,
Leonard st. near Cali en- Greenpoin, on Saturday oh
ELLls-09 1hursisy morning, Feb. Z, Of congestion
The fsates ana ' irSHds Of The fsmy are respect
~ her hsp6Sw 70 Geofs 0 Hae iH fsst BOA.
way, IN al lrday the 1871 inst, Al - O'Clock
niiniS lines Anna psre he boovs S' vie u r6a
FSrs oS e tSTn % pTS@en sSn3 so [saha
Ae M MS al s' cySSS Fe, IA Col o.o
L. Former, late OF inc sixth y Wv Cavalry, the Oih
lie e awe. and friend. Of the family are invited to
SCI george }siSSsoP rs Fast 10Th st. on saturday
:, FAhNLR;-Qn wedpe;aSy, evening. Feb 4, Col
ally In ~ 10Th wear OF Ms ase.
Sir p P Mi mi 9 s eI MeS IN FRs REM
Cooper lnsutrte az O'Clock TO arrange Ter the funeral
hkSrf MAILl.L, Actin; Commander.
fARLEY -os ffSnGsS, Feo. Il. Patrick Farley. a
native q NJ Parish o. prumlane cor1y Cayan. Lee
ne 1rend,, and those OF n. flaiy are Iesaoei.aly
son Ihomas FARLEY. "a. DN.sIon on SATURDAY, Feb.
GiLLoN, -on Thursday, Feb. II, Mary Ann daughter
qil9-e sud tho late John Gon. OF tlc county Sligo.
" ~ "a * ~ fa,s avs
O'Clock. Her remains viii be lu.erredih Calvary Come
HAplEY-,A Riyerhcaa, /, J., on welneslay, Feb.
49, ius,- H'dey. in tho Nah year OF las axe.
b. -S'sar villain Had lev. 3 Ess q ia New lofS e.
g. 1aF . ? DAY ~ I oclcCE.
MuuptnY.-Op 1huf.day, Fle H. John MeL5.Ey,
~ fhg .-t.i year II lI's age.
li., r.t g funeral he eater.
\. hfNElL.-ou Thursday, frh. =. fohn C., eldest
81, 4 John aad Ann y Aenz.e 20 Ia ~ year.
LIE r, auyes alu Trends OF ty family are respect.
MI invited ~ attend tac funeral nom ne residence
so '-iItT LOO Monroe 81. On Sunday. lt0 .t D.
utloya. y about tUl.Urr ..yifI'lIu.
NtQl ALl.-Af Hunters Hc.Lf. on Wednesday, ECr.
u, Ha.rirk NrLuAr1 il he iifA yea. % p. age.
The General VIII take place today Huluy', F,0. -,
ROBkIIsoN.-At hts late rc.lccnec 100 Perry r. or
Metncstav Feo ~. 49, Nicholas &, Go5crtsJn aged
IS Yeas Tl4 months.
Th' fNrUfa. viii axe place N sf'1r'0V morning
.l.- ..4t. place wal be GIVEN T.. tAaf us r. ~'u.
SWLErsEN-Un Thur Day, Fec. H. HtaFy l.. sa Get.
Sc, Iu tie Ia year VI Lac .
Nouee Of funeral hereafter.
lHoMAS.-On Wednesday,, Fob. 10, Margaret, dlugh.
ter q lrwis A. 'ha latC Hannah Thomas, aged 4
t.4r, uI rtla o..
lIf e at.Hsss VI o. Az" are respectfully
HFF.t 10 a." To- y ttUdiy. nt !
...U -. Ycsf sfh a.
|.|" ". .hcrrsa Am. s'te
dhdANs
Ttgrcct'Il.,
.... .' f..... NC ocA. 90 SUNDAY
J .. r. asr Meadow - HoJo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-18
stand. 81 Per wc.h-crotop Market,

This fine market, 15Ox2OO, embracing an area Of
5000 square feet situated Fourth avenue aud Forty.
second street, II e Immediately adjacent to Fifth
avenue, and the great Vanderbilt Railway Depot The
inhabitants OF tho negnborhood are among the wealth.
hest most liberal in New York while In the mme.
data vicinity large and antly increasing popn.
ntOn mechanics la0orers and others aad occupants
ofthe market will soon b. able to buui up an exceed.
insly lucrative business. There are about " stands
unrented 1hcse viii be let At the extremely low rate
NJ e. per week To active energetic tenants this 10 the
bet market opening In the CITY, Further partcuiafs
ma. be obtained OF the superntcndent, Geo G. Purns
% thc market, or o. the proprietor Theo. Weston,
bureau Of sewers Croton Aqueduet Department, City
Hal PgTk-1dr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-18
GnafNfft.
A FIRsT-CLAss sEoUKrTx
AT A Low pIaCE.

FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDS
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD or
ILLINOIS.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
INTEREST AT PER CENT. PAYABLE MAY AND
NOVEMBER
PRICE e2K AND ACCRUED INTEGEsr IN COR
REyCY.
q MILES COMPLETED, liz MILLS TO BUILD.
ISSUE OF BONDS LIMITED TO s19,no PER MILE.
This road connects ~. Louis with Southeastern IL
lnois, Western Kentucky AMI the cutic ralroa sYs-
TEN Of tue Southeastern states by the SHORTEST
AND BEST LINE. II constitutes % miles of tho Lows
Vile and st. Louis Air Linea part Of the through line
TO the East by the Chcsnreakn and Ohio Raroa; also,
100 miles o. the Evansville ana 81. Louis road. Tito
country adjacent, hitherto nearly dcst tute OF railroad
facilities IL thicy populated and highly productive.
Astounding in mineral products. THE SALT WORKS
OF GALLA1IN COUNTY. ON tnis line, now worked.
ofunlm ID capacity, and are tho only ores within
800 miles OF 81. Louis.
THE Coal BEDS UNDERLYING 1T ARE THE
RICHEST IN ILLINOIS. The demand for coal
M St. Louis will alone fully employ the
road, while the pronts thereon within the limit
Of three years will moro than pay the interest upon the
entire debt of the Company. The road VIII control
large and profitable local business exceedingly val
liable through traic, ana will pay without fail tho in.
teres on its bonds wei as handsome dividends upon
the capital stock.
In Offering these securities for SALE VIC refer investors
to pamphlet in our possession, ready for dstr.
BUTTON prepared by General T. r winslow President.
aud by Brovet MalorGrneral j. II. wilson, u. 8. A.,
Director, containing highly favorable statement,
signed By " Minor Roberts Esq. OF the most dis
ungnlshed railway constructors and engineers OF the
country.
Amer thorough Investigation Of tho merits OF this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-18

ne new Arctic whalebone, about SIC, gold. whiskey
hTmcr AZ A@QSc. Tallow in good demand, 9k6lOyc.
GnAiN,Wheat dull and heavy No. spring, o. ii9
9tmeI new Weftern mixed, ssSsOc Do YELLOW. @c.s
mixed, m store, 0t. Oats shnde nrmer bnt sales
limited, at s55sc for Jersey and Western, and 60G}c
Tor State. Barley and barley malt dull and unsettled.
GRocfRIEs-Rio CORES active at llkaisc, gold with
saes Of so bags. IN four lot. Molasses dull New
fair tefhlnr new aud old, stSSkc.; best ground aud
crushed. 14ls0llAc
PRovIdqSs- shade frrner with sale. so6 bbls,
g. mSsVt9gss ioF mess spot and March delivery "?
ior PRIMO mess, anu vi 90 for prime. Beef quiet at old
prices. Beef hams range nom f90to go. Cut meats
quiet ~ h2lllsc for picked hams Bacon Irregular.
but more lavc; sales $50 tee including long to clear.
pt isc and Cunhcrland. lSf@l 1870. Lard doing better
holders very ntm No 70 prime city NJ H1fsi5ca
Tor May Dressed hogs 90 better, 10 iiGi2hc butter
and cheese duh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-18
A SAFE AND RELIABLE INVESTMENT.
SiC00.00l
FIRST MOpTG AGE SINKING FUND
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
TIKI
FREDERICKSBURG AND GORDONSVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY or VIRGINIA
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN CON-,
FREE OF [. :. GOVERNMENT TAX.
The ROAD Is g. miles long connecting Fredericksburg.
via Orange Court House with Charlottesville which Is
the point ol junction of the sapeake and Ohio Rail.
to the ohio River the Of Orange
and Alexandra, Ruilroad to Lynchburg It forms the
shortest connecting link In the system roads leading
to the entire sout Southwest and West TO the Pacific
Ocean II passes through rich section Of the She
nandoah Valley. the local traffic OF which alone Will
support the roso and It must command an abundant
share OF Through trade from the fact Of IT'S bcnga
SHORT CUT TO TIDE WATER on THE POTOMAC
AT THE FARTltEsT INLAND POINT WHERE
DEEP WATER For HEAVY SHIP.
PING CAN BIZ FOUND uS
THE WHOLE LENGTH OF THE ATLANTIC COAST.
From Charlottesville 10 Tldewa.eF By hi, rortc tho
distance Is 10 miles les than Alexandra az uilcs
less than Va Richmond West Point IL ma es less
than via Norfolk.
7hsmo,'g1gc Hrltst ~ $4,000 pa mite N 'Dlstea
ana c7uipSci r0IL ana Is issued TO THE FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NV YORK AS
TRU sTEEs FOK the BlSDHO-DEks, dRi G.c Sc.
curly Il nrs'-niIss 4 sgeTgt e, pCc'.
A SINKING IvND H. a so provided. which will re.
duce the principal u the debt TNO-rHIi.Ds OF its
entire amount W az -Gu"e n ne maturity or he Boads.
\ limited uum7 r OF the bond. d'sucd in dcnom
nations OF ESQ and 5000 are oa,red at ~ and
interest from Nov /. IN currency ana AZ THIS price
tho
CHEAPEST GOLD INTERES rBEARISG SECURE.
tbs ~ TIE MhRKEr.
We have iuvcst-a'rd the advantages Oh this rllllold
anu tLe uihc cutcrprl e. and cpuHdcitls
mead taesr bond, TO customers and the public As
SAC AMI profitable Investment.
DRAKE BHpTUrJs.
l........ q f.rF.I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-18
Justice Bowling as the Biogrnpher of an
IncOrrigibie Woman.

Yesterday morning Mary Mills, hardened
looking Old sinner, anu Josephine Williams, OF the
puE-ugy type, were arralyned 1t the special ses-
siOus Tor stealing a PAR Of boots Judge bowling,
~ passing sentence said, MARY, yOu are an old OF
fender, You graduated from tile Five Points more
than w cnty years ago. You have been arrested IN
boston, and have served two terms IN Cherry Hi
State frlson, You have been imprisoned IN New
loIk' and Oily liberated because 10 alleged that
you were IN danger Of dying o. internal henoI Thage
iou have played the panel game In Philadelphia ur
many !cars, aud you have been following the shop
worthless oalcr, whom you picked mp in the city OF
brothefB Love There is no ground for hone of
your reformation, and shah send you to the Peni-
ttnlATy Tor SIX months, and sentence you to fine
of $50 AAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-18
Arrived-TuuRspAY, Fob, 1,

Steamship Chesapeake, Portland nidse and pass
steamship Acushnot, New Bedford, mdse and PASS.
steamship Isaac Bell. Richmond, nidse. and pa.s.
Steamship Nervous, Boston, mdse. anu pass.
ship Sir Robert Peel, London mdte and pass
Bark Dora Santos, coffee.
Bark Cedric. Yokohama, teas, &C.
Bark jessie, Matanzas, sugar.
Schr. Glcngarty, Matanlas. moasses.
Also. the usual r1ver and coaetwise veeseis
SAILED-steamships Siberia, for Liverpool Anglia,
for Glasgow MORO Castle for Havana Herman I.V.
inrston for Savannah Tennessee and saIagus-u for
harleston Saratoga, for Richmond brig Annie In.
gram, Tor RIO Grande.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED orr.
QrETSsrowN. Feb. 17-City OF London, New YORK