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By the President Of the United States.

Nv the President OF the United states.
IN pursuance Of law MnLhRD FILLMORE President Of the
WISCONSIN, perod hereinafter designated,
Al the land once at WILLOW RIVER commencing Monday
the day May disposal public
aforementioned townships and fractional town
ships
North ofthe fourth principal eriltan
Township fonyuine and fractional township my certain
the main OF Lake SUPERIOR OF range three
Fractional township any, the main shore ofLake SUPERIOR Of
Township forty nine townships my my one,
the main shore Of lake Superior Of range seven "n 49,
Frasapnai ,o~n.he. ofy my,
Township. twenty ane, thirty ,hirons, and thirty
nine, Q Lake Superior, Of range ten
and fractional township forty nine, on The shore Of Lake
township. thirty thirty one trty two rirty,hree thirty
four fractional township forty nine Lake SUPERIOR Of range
Township. thirty ,hlry-one, ihytwo iry'hree and thirty
To~p.sp. thirty one rhu-two, thirty and Aiuyfour,
Town.hp. one, hirwO, irythrse, and thirty -four, Of
AZ the land once a, LA CROSSE, commencing Monday
r,.n, day Of May s.1 g, The disposal Of the public hands with
avid vest Of tAe to.fh yrinpai ,~sdsn.
Township. seventeen, eighteen and rang.
Town.sp. and and wsa Two Of Tsnss
Township. rwsniyone, twenty-five twenty three, and twenty
To~n.hp. sGsnione, twenty-five, iwen,y,nrse, and
Township. ono, twenty-five, '~snyurre, twenty four,
E;sss 'ss T " e s:, on Monday,
.,sd siasn ne ni. Of he wit
NORTH and Of hs fourth principal neriion
Township twenty nys, Of range four
biry. thirty one, ard thirty two, Of eve.
seeuous eisbeen nineteen, thirty and in township
To.nship. twenty I'VE and t~enty-sir, range
Gs sns i.os oas ~ Sss%sa commencing Monday
twenty day Of May merit for The dpor' Of the public land
orta Of If tie fourth yv~eira rsi1sr.
To~n.hip. rwenyw twenty three, range shreen.
Land. BY law m ih use OF schools mnts ard
thereby cuvnoa which shall ,. selected by
before days appointed for the
States reclaim tbs
swsmp lsnds' limits approved September rs $780,
Offering above win
the days appointed and win The order in which they
offered thus closed SHAH
land. sncr the ssprson Of The two ~ses.
Given under hand al e city Washington
~ %. MiILxRp rILIHoRE
Commissioner Of the General and once. 4
~ NOTICE TO PRE- EMrTioN CLAIMANTS q,
Every person entitled empuon any "a The
I.nss fractional ,c~n.hp- -n.
.d rssasa s n. rorep ns ss. r.yss, $
r., -. .rc n - sss ser ...irs no,. a.,
brsps c'simcd, otherwise 'ooh claim r s- rs,sd
Pestpo~~reent Public Land Sales In wisc"rssn
United ststss dase 'h'
s DAY lss 70 so hed ,es s's-'.a $500 s.s
River Stevens Point and Menshs, 10 rom
hs a. sh, 9th and ''d Of May nsrs srs s"ss"
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Mayors Procsamsassos-
s,sd a., . '"s y. &c, -. q.
made ~ r., s.cou The ss. any sa,a. o. The
dog within city mad, II
!. animal. the sos Md .ss ssps
not s". s. be tie duty
s1s : e, :;s, a s
sos city,
~ az ~ nue, ~, 20 ~ sn' y o"s 80, n o
q Dom the a.s s.,sot and he police
a. sch be found going at large contrary TO this procsms
Given under h..a Inc occ in the city Of Wash
tns'ca, this ssh day Of June is's
Duly t-lswSw -lf. Mnyor.
Nor1cEsoses. hereby ,ha attorney t.e, o.
y. s....s. ss ..s s con. sss.:
vs. ~ w. the dnpc.,s receipt for which
.ioner 4 Lend ,.e.y.sni Sny
Us.sr BAY. Ms,es 81, issa.--I.ps 81 i.ws~
A SPECIAL CARD TO aEsTLEmEs.--ws wish 20 call
n. s''sso. o. ss s-,.m.n on, assorted stock
sslh. s.,is, .sd M.r-.si,ra vs.uas,
= whsse ssA Aecy linen dvsIlss- E9a
summer cloths ara French sraP sss
s..s. ms,i.e s'ir,. w..,. asl ~. ..sy hs,s hose
All az which sav. been soush, spring, -o'd
s,. 'ea !. our sss so !.
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, set~senssh and ION streets
Eups,TuRE DRy aooDs.-w. sal.
c''s. $50 er N. prsecson If ase carpets :. p.sss.
40 the San. ssc for summer step carpets some which "
s ,..,ss supply q low priced aoor md s,s oil
:. "'" cr.AaErr i DoDsoN,
=, . Dealers in all k,sds of furni'sre dry goods
P'H- ss"oos"-Ss i sss;;' 1;sSSs z, 1ys;,v
June so--ims.od
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IN pursuancs OF law D. FRANKLIN FiH4CR President
o. asa 1s q sections y .sa .. bearing d. 90
side Mobile raroa
of Alabama aud Mississippi saoeet 10 dsabs The ,ainla ps o.
viii be held The following land onces in inc States of sbss
and Mississippi the periods nere.saas Designated 10 vii
at sr STEPHENS in Alabama commencing
Monday The ma day o September ns for the disposal o.
so situated in The aforementioned townships, 10 wa
North 81 tAe base ae and Ws Of tAe p'iHeipai meridian
Townships Goo t.Sse and fear of range ,.o n,s.
Townships hrae, tois and NEE 81 ra,so -, ..s.
Townships one, too, three, four, fve' ar ana ' " A
townships aree four hve sir and seeen, Orange hye
South ofihs base Iiae Of tAs P'sPai meridian"
Townships three four sSa ss OF amy: s
Townships one tro, and tA,ee' Of range 'niss'
sas oClae base ias Of principe meridian.
Townshps fAree and four, Of range one
Al office at DEsioFoLis N the snme State commencing
Monday twelfth day Of september or the disposal OF
s aGe o. as ars the townships 10 vii
soref rae base ti"s and pesi Of The pneipa ssdan.
Townships sgsen, Hisetsen and tpeniy, of four.
Al office TUSCALOOSA, State, CON.
menens on Monday The A day Of September next c the dis
wit
NORTH the base Inns and the meridian in The south
s#.tHss.s surveying d strict
Township irentyone Of range four
AT the land Office COLUMBUS in Mssspp commencing
situated ia the aforementioned townships TO wt
North Of the base line east Of he Chocaw raeda
Townships esht sir.ea, eeeeen eighteen nineteen and ten
y, OF range h-en
Townships eight, nine cere, cefpe hieen If
sixteen, seretee ehtee and nineteen OF
teen
townships Eight nnc eleven, tosioe, ieen fourteen NJ
teen, and sixteen, of eighteen. .s.
Townships egh nine eleven, and fere, OF nine
a AUGUSTA, same State commencing
Monday day OF September for the disposal
odd numbers above
eed situated In the aforementioned townships 10
+. /.
NORTH of,he line caste Of the CAooaw meridian.
Township four, of range thirteen.
Townships co three FOUR fee, and sir OF range four
township, two three four, hve SIX and seve range
fifteen.
Townships three, o fp six, and of
Townships flee, ir, aud of range seventeen
Township seren eighteen.
North of the base line e The meridian, and east Of Pearl rcer
Townships tarec and eishf of range i've.
Townships flee sir eight nine and ten OF range six
Townships sepen eight nine, and ten, OF rungo seven.
Townships eght, sine, and fen, OF eight.
designated Roman letters wholly
width of said road
those Italics partly within said limits designa.rd
Offices by the Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
Lands reserved for Schools military and other purposes VIII be
excluded from sale.
sold subject 10 tbs right granted by the
1850 aforesaid for said ral
each side thereo
sold
respectively shown by the Official plats
Each sale will be- Sufficient TO admit OF Offer
eeding weeks and applications
received until the close of the public sale
Given under hand AT the city Washington the twenty third
- FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the Presidents
JONI WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
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Marble for Erfensi United Capttol-To Own
Marble Qunrrtes.


CAPITOL Exrsrstos OFFICE,
Washington, ID. O., May I, 1853.
IN order collect regard
o the extension Of
United Capitol Washington all persons owning veins
within United States which worked
Of being WORKED invited 10 send specimens 10 this
Office.
The specimen. cubieaI form inches
each .a.#a-e
should each specimen
locality and office, name OF o~ncr
fdcivey nj the nearest
boat OF blocks be obtained
Of the dect,on
The rock divided
The should much from the Dimensions above
they and Of
by mail The he distinctly marked with the of
sender, . well directed To this Office
he mems channels
reasonable will be
delivery this office.
country papers generally which circulate
known suspected confer benefits their die
uicss ny giving this advertisement nm editorial notice.
Papers OF This advertisement from this ONCE
IN the weekly for months and send
N. c. MErGs,
Captain of Engineers In charge o. Extension u $ Capitol
Msy l7-iawJn,wp
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EDWARD X COLLINS oil I,' co.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, a CO,
a O. ROBERTS y Co,
J. M 3 s1Ss: sS So. Yard London
o Soue Dame de. VICTORIES,
gro n DRAPER, U.vre.
The win accountable for GOLD silver
s%'S"
w..,..ng.on Branch R.,iro.d.--ch."g. Of Hear..
EN -
nv Monday March ~ 'hs passenger trains win be
Leave washington a, 8 and 9, a M, ~ and SPIN.
on su.ds .,. At :, M ' and az and pm
On ne sunday %~ =, az. i" M and 81, D. M -
tn. a1ss and baltimore. and second and
S"aapo as% .ns Junction
.a., 3; he S.,,,%:,.
yo r.ss b. s ,s. sss '
Q" ~ sunday "dss, morning
~ 'o'' @ PARSONS,
ucTIo, soTIcETns ,us.e,ss. tenders bis ,svs &C., OF OF
friends and the public general auctoneer of the SAFE o
sv.ry description Of merchandise
mad. on and all sale: "s f'''s' "'
General Aacuopecr Penn.yivnnia OH street
h"s-'@ L.. Z -4-1---------
EoR SALE hr,ch dwelling house in Georgetown,
4, ID S. e. s .ss ssS e.. s'a
.sou, Feet ..".,ns o.sA ,ae
desiring purchase can eraurue INC premises, upon
sppicaor George NJ soshoron corner OF Market s"o b"as
streets.
TEENS balance in g. w. and ,s mcn'hs
Erchanse Broker National Hotel Building, washington d. O.
00-d0
A MEXICAN HOUsE. Hanover Street Boston, by
w. p;ce Rebuilt Furnished
al the modern and FOE the .ccommoda
of he travelling public. .#s.. = ..a ..f
" Aiv
JINGLE TOMS CABIN,--A life like dsguesotypr Of Mrs
III 81 Toms Cskin,- exhibition a
with : portrait Of sontaa famous I" Queen OF song
f--du
A and Retail Dealers ~
+. carp~na aoc cos- curtss ~sser'a's
furnishing fcode seneraiy
DC.
40 MI #"N ...H III"
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Notice settlers The United States originally Nth
draun market account Of fhs railroad srGnt.
Under Congress- Sd March, 1885, entitled An
tended the sections Of public lands sons the
line herenbefofe mentioned where settlement
Improvement prior Ls final allotment Of The al
all claims
the alternate sections Of public lands within the
will predcated settlements
psr February, 1852 the date Of the final aliot
:
with sir
Of The public sale
dollars and my
outside the six miles, and within the limits OF The
be prior 10 the restoration OF
lands private
Soldiers bounty dollar and twenty I'VE cents
class OF
only, however, be located by each e-emp,o
Immediately OF the public sale directed by the fore
going President applications will be received
the
miles imi
cordance with instructions registers and
WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
May25-wl3w
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Pestpoyssaent Public Land Sales In Wscesssin
NOTICE Ia OF lands ordered
he United
in iasd oAoes
Willow River, La .nd Mensshs to com
dssisrsd n
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Commissioner Of The General Land once.

NOTICE TO PREEMPTfoN CLAIMANTS
Every person OF ~ the
within townships and OF townships above
rated A. sassscuoN
register Of land omce and maze payment
fhis notice before
da OF paAc sale ~ the lands
az such claim viii be fosfi,ed
JOHN WILSON,
Commi,sioner AZ the General Land Once.
Iune9 -
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To the omc.r. ana soldiers war 1914, In
dian, Mexican, and ether Wan.
oHS BAKER ss olss in ss gsn.,A L..s o ., s.1
Maryland avenue, washington city, D. O., ors,. b.
pay and other claims before the public department" Of the
lie viii give and collection Of p
Jun. 7miaw.w # a4a8
rrEsT,os AIn. s.v% &, ds,s' =. s,.
stock Of GOOD. a prime me yrr..r,
merely 40. S..,,s. . ..s, =
a""a ,. Ssy,, SSsn @. c" Cash only
would ca. ssp.c. black sroc.do silks,
s:s, ss,ss.s in. !. I, ps. yard ..,,,,,
s".oa Son.. $50 pieces Of rsnan. Ind. nsuseen y,a'
each, q, =, apiece w cAkrEE
June p--9~ = ~. Three door. from Eighth street
m r. srrcssrs,s NEW tsspoDs ron oEsTLnMscs.-
man. my oes :. . e,s.ss I'm. ". eoapr.
who are .sss 70 .appy s WIN \, means zee N, rood.
before thry purchase elsewhere
, e, osey. sc@e.ns. vi, be s,s~n oa
a settlement, ard = s.T
upon TO make prompt response NOR puoruya. co.
ss,, s:. :. s.E AZ sm .s. 'rss
for ne ''sa..so. Of ssn.', s,sssr's ss".a STATE
and s ssD ssfs' e WAR.
MOTTO land soss ros s', .s',. :.
n., 81, 1880 In The ns"ss a. psvH snn
.oa hs. been application VIII be sfs at ms
II, -..t. .or, datefp q duplicate wauAst
Al rersoc. cautioned against pssena-sex sad
r.vs. ~. Genersl Land Once 20 prevent ms
.ve a tenton raid warrant u ~. "'.y,
Jsre iiAIs~Swswf tt h.1F taA
:, rehgerstos sale ~ my srn a
,.,s -s,sroosn~ .~ee opposite The Escasrrs tsns
Tbey smbrsce every for keeping everything
from sio I, SIS Piesss eau s'o ss' ~
can't he heat :, a unopruup
Ap6-3tawsw ~ - - --1I----
mig rs, Leaf from sammy Side ny ~ re"ssa, W.T."
i mrmorisl Of Inc by Austin Phelps = :, a..
A HUNDRED Tales FIR Children, from me oe'"'" !" - "
acbmId 80 cents yo.n. Ic,,.h,s
ADJ " '"' '"''''''v' W. GRAY d RALLArTvNe,
x.x~ s<v.nsh street
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMrTloN CLAIMANTS. ~
entitled right Of
I.nss townships
establish Satisfaction
ter ara proper snd ce ard MAKE
~, ~ ,cc~ M
..poped ~ the public ~ TIE tsnds
brsens ,he usr csucd ocl claim ~il he nsfsed
's " - JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of General Land onir..
r.b 4C,.wlsv VIZ ! E0.#5 a.HH a.IHE +
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTfoN CLAIMANTS.
Every OF rmpiioo the
townships townships above enumerated
OF the rEister and
of land Once, and make payment therefor
fh' notice, and before The day
the public sale OF the land
bscing claimed Otherwise such claim VIII be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
May lo-lawl3w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

G-The girls in one of the lower rooms of the
Lawrence Corporation, in Lowell, were somewhat
startled last week by the appearance of huge
LACK snake at one of the windows. He climbed
up by means of the hrubbery under the window,
and, with head erect, was viewing the operation
OF the machinery evidently with all the interest OF
a master mechanic. His presence not being por-
tcuiarly agreeable TO the operatives, he was as
saulted with clubs ard speedily despatched by two
men employed in the room. He measured four
feet in length. t.y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

DEs OF COMPLEMENTARY Police of
Covington recently entered the house of Wm
Wheeler, of whose guilt they had become satisfied
and commenced a search. They found $500 of
well executed counterfeit NOES. Wheeler pro-
tested that he was innocent until this discovery
was made, and then in an instant jumped head
foremost through window, and in spite of the
best efforts of the officers, made good his escape.
An associate of the rascal was arrested and lodged
in jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

VA contract in New York city 10 remove the
oiIal from the streets for $4,000 per annum, has
been made the subject of investigation bya com.
mittee OF the Board of Alderman, in the course Of
which one witness deposed that he had offered 10
perform the work gratis, and could make money at
it on those terms. late requisition on the city
treasurer, by the contractor, for $4,000, has been
refused by that officer, on the ground that the con
tract is w5rt less, and the District Attorney has
published long written opinion, endorsing this
position.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

JENNY LIND AT HoME.-A letter from Dresden,
April 10, says: During my short stay in The city,
l have passed the residence of Mr.. and Ms. Otto
Goldschmidt, OF Jenny Linl-a name by which here
as elsewhere, she is best known They reside in the
finest sectionofthe town. called the Englishquar-
ter Dresden is without doubt chosen as their
future residence, although they have not yet pur-
chased, as was reported il America. They have
been negotiating for very beautiful situation on
the banks of the river, short distance above the
city, now occupied as the Elysium, which they
would remove to AMI build according to their
pleasure, but thus far all efforts 10 o:tain it have
proved unsuccessful. LsE-..esN
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Written for the Wheeling Intellisencer.l
A Dream of Youth.
TO E.........

TO E.........
"An& aid'st thou not thy breast to his replying,
"BteHd a celestial Loih human heart"
Thou hast an air celestial:-yet I've dared
To think thee not too high for human love-
AS oft our aspirations mount above,
And catch some touch of rapturcs, only shared
By heavenly natures, or for saints prepared:
And as a mortal passion did move
goddess to communion, so / strove
To win thy gentle spirits kind regard.
Oh! be thu my Egeria, and We'll find,
Near some bright fountain, Iapsins clear anu lone.
calm retreat, remote from ali mankind,
Where we may make Heaven OF our own,
There loves light letters shall our beings bind,
And pure affection bleld our souls in one.
VI, N ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

The GAvAzzI RIor AT MoSrEEAL.-At the meet
ing ofthe city council, on Friday, the Mayor Hon.
Charles Wilson, in consequence of the heavy
charges of incapaciy and recklessness laid 10 him,
rendered his resignation, declaring the impossible
ity of his contributing 10 the maintenance of the
supremacy of law and order. when, apparently,
the public confidence was Withdrawn from him.
At a meeting OF the citizens it was demanded that
the mayor resign.
TIE council fully discussed the proposition OF
the mayor TO resign, and came to the conclusion
not to accept it. In the discussion, men of all
parties expressed the desire that Gavazzi should
conclude his lectures, and that he be protected at
all hazards. 1t was announced that the lectures
would be resumed. The whole subject is being
investigated by coroners' iuries.
The question is still agitated, who ordered the
Hoops to fire? 1t has been presumed that regular
English t,oops would not fire without orders. But,
according 10 statement made in the city council,
the soldiers must have fired without orders. Al
derman Atwater stated that the officer in command
of the troops had declared in his presence that he
gave no orders 10 fire. So far from that, he actu
ally inb before the men, and at the risk of his
life knocked up some of their muskets 10 prevent
their firing. The officer further stated that he
heard no order 10 fire proceed from the mayor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

CLOSING OF THE PArApsco BANK-The Howard,
Nd, Gazette has the following:
Pursuant to call, a genera. meeting of the
Stockholders in this Institution, was held at the
Banking House in this place, on Monday last,
when it was unanimously re 4olved to close up the
affnirs OF the Bank, and our readers will find in
another column call upon all interested 10 draw
their deposits from it before the LIST day of July
next.
Commissioners will he prepared to receive sub
scnptions for new institution to be culled the
Howard County Bank
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DAMAGES AoA1xsrA RAILnoAp.-M'Ie Camille
Variliat, young lady in New Orleans, has recov-
cred $1,000 damages against the Caroll:on railroad
company for injuries TO her person. caused by a
collision on the road, on the 9Th of March last.
Lewis B. Stone has recovered a verdict of IS, 900
damages against the Hudson River railroad compa-
ry for injuries to his person. caused by collision
on their road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

TnE BIG LuMrs.-The statements respecting the
large Jumps of gold found in Australia, are con.
nm 9 P sas,st pisr S u bai
$4,000 had been offered for il. Out of the same
lucky hole, the same persons, four new comers,
took another piece weighing s lbs. o., and small
gold wei Ching lbs. oz.-making 142 lbs. OF.
had found, about 40 yards from the bed of the 1874
ID. nugget, two Jumps, one wee hing II lbs. OF /,
the proportion of pure gold being more than eight
nintns. And there is another report of the finding
of 100 h. nugget, in the same golden locay 1t is
in Australia, as in California. A great many 9th
ers find not enough TO keep them decently fed
Phil. Ledger.
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BARNUM5S HOTEL,

CUMBERLAND, MD.
THE undersigned, late prop retor OF the United sue
Hotel takes pleasure in informing The public thaI " vs.
leased The above Hotel. The building has undesoss
thorough cleansing from bottom to top in INST ~,
order for the leception genteeI accommodation
thJSe who may please to patTonize 1t. No exe Ne"
be spared TO make this blishmcnt among the "
Hotels. -,
1haye associated with me in business, son; It0 If
DoRE w. EvAEs-it will be conducted under the st,
W. Evans Son. Tie old patrons Of the United ss 70
and the public in general, respectfully IeqVss.
continue their support TO this houses te rms moderate
MN Sa a9 70 lYr 'barilun 3 Hotel' W. EVANS.
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Acau1rrAt OF wn. B. sAsscEn.-The trial of
VIM B. sasscer, indicted for the murder of Mrs.
Emmeline Jonson, in the Criminal Court. was
concluded on Friday. Only two or three witness
ses were examined for the defence, when, without
argument, the case was gwen 10 the Jury, who re-
tired and in a few minutes returned into Court
with yerdict.of not gully. The prisoner was
then discharged from custody.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

From THE IRoN REGIONS. % We learn that the Mar
quette Works have employed the winter in laying
in stock ofore, and will soon commence making
blooms. The Jackson forge has made some iron,
say $50 tons. They have experienced some diff
Guilty, both from the want and excess of water a
driving power. They expect 10 Produce iron rap
idlythe coming summer. The cost of quarrying
ore at the mountain is fifty cents per ten; carriage
to the Lake at Marquette SO. 1t is said that the
Marquette Company has contracted 10 deliver 1000
tons of blooms during the summer at Cleveland,
at SOS per ton.-Lake Superior Journal.
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ia Locust plague appears 10 lie affecting the
people Of several part of Central America. A
cloud Of these devouring insects had alghted upon
the territory between the Baranaca and the Chaca-
rte, consuming the crops; and the Bishop Of that
region had directed public prayers for relief to be
offered up: The locusts had also fallen upon the
city of San Salvador.
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Faiher GnYazzi.Great EIoifemi

THE Subscriber takes the greatest pleasure in inform
Ing the public that he has succeeded at last in
OF the most portable, and safety Gigs with falling
for children ever before invented They be and
purchased together with every other variety OF willow
work, including Wagons Chairs large small Cribs
and Baskets OF every description too numerous to
ton, at BASKET EMPORIUM,
10, Market Square, 2 doors from Union st.
n b. Baskets made to order any shape form; also
old ones neatly repaired.
Junel7 L.MOONEY.
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pcen. Riley's Funeral at Buffalo, on satur-
days5wes attended by large numbsr of citizens
and military. Mrs. Riley was too i'll to accompany
the remains TO the gave Appropriate honors
have been ordered by the Secretary of War tic. be
paid to the memory ofthe deceased by the officers
of the urmy.