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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

ALBANY, Feb Is, 1858.
The jury in the case of Brigham were discharged last
night not being able to agree They stood eleven for
conviction, and one for acquittal.
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IIsIrder Trial Postponed,

OwEGo, Feb. IS, 1858,
The ne, trial ordered fo' John NJ Thurston for the
murder Of A. Gamsn has been put to another term
osnse-wact OF a witness to prove the insanity.
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Senator BENJAMIN,
The Jerry Rescue Trials.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. II, 1853.
Senator Benjamin has left here for Washington
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The Pacific Railroad BiiI in tho Senate.
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NEWS BY RAPH.

PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25
PORT DEPOSIT
ERNEEeHM & MArssENE errNE,.


TEN1E urIc.sicucd, having taken The anoEc
K establishment on his own account, Informs
his friends an, the public, that having made
arraB cemenls ~ith the WY best wo,k!n"n. he
is noav prepared to I'll al! orders for castings
and machinery Ct every Kind nj the st8rt IS,
notice. From the favorable location for pro-
curing iron, coal, &c, he faCcrS himself that
he can do WORK on terms that viii! make it an
object with those ha"ing wore IL his line Of
business 'o patrDnisr him.
Especial aucnljoa will be Maid 20 all kinds
oC NH aal Factory work. Always On hand
aai Tor ss" Ia the trade
Pio,c Cir'iA%g, Cert md ItIagon Eoses,
Sores. Hokiow-,rGrc SiOre Tex kcjes.
IiGi b0''ons TO-, Furnar-., Tin Ware, Sc.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
f.. u. McCLENAlIAN.
The busiuces will be under the management
Of MIR. iI"ary NrwSban. practical nechnnic,
and IoC many years associated wi'h one Of the
largest machine shops Of Philadelphia, who
will devote all his energies and experience TO
the prosecution Of the business
Plan. aud ifa wings thate free Of expense for
persons wishing to kav" work cXecuted.
L. D. McCLhNAiAN, Proprietor.
II. NEWSHAM, MaUaaer.
Port DEPOSIT, Jam" l6
L.; rIiage N"cori, Kent News, Hartford
Ga2etr anI Republican copy months Az! send
bill 10 advertiser.
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NJ u gtE NE, w :.

FET!lE largest, the most fashionable, and the
u best assortment Of mems, womcn's. and
ch!'drrn's boots AMI SHOES, in Cecil county, is
to o. iounl at The subscribers BOOT & SHOE
TORE, in Elk'on.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite :;p:Courl House.
The subscriber woul respectfully i7furn
lis friends, and the public generally, tia, he
has purchased Of bis brother, (Enoch Cr~ach)
his entire stock d! Ladies', Misses, and cL,-
dren's boot and shoes, and In, conn cncpi
manufacturing Ladies Shoes Of every dIscrip-
zion. He is now prepared to accommodate all
who may l&yDr him with t,|l, with mems,
woq-en's AMI chjIircn's Boots and ShccS OF fht
best aorl at very low prices.
TIOS. {. CKG1CFs.
Eiht0n, JNnei. %.
N. t. Country produce taken in exchange IN,
bouts ani shoes.
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y'!lS lST0 GlVr NOTICE, That the sub
/ >cglncr Of Cecil county, has ob;arcl from
the Orphans Court OF sud coonIy, letters Of
Administrative en- the PERSONAL estate of
Joseph Brown,
late Of Pennsylvania, dead. All persons hay
in1 claims against lMc sIid deceased, are hereby
warnc.l to exhibit the same with the vo CcAclS
thrrcol duly authenticated, on or before the
3>t Of May, lS13,
ihey nay uthcrwi." H. 'aW. be cyclrded from
a!l h,ucE' Of sail estate. III persons indebted
10 aid estate, are rrlue$a! 10 make Immediate
payment 10 the subscriber Given under my
hand this Is day Of Iru". 1853.
GEORGE EARLE,
June IS 6 ". Admir-.
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THREE BOYS DROWNED WHILE BATH
1NG.-We learn from the Marlb oro'
(Md.) Gazette that three promising lit,
tie boys we're drowned in the Patuxpn.
river, near Governors Bridge, in Prince
Georges county, on Monday evening
last:-Ehos., second son Of w. W. W.
Bowie, Esq; William. second son of Mr..
Richard B. Mullikin, and the third a
son of Mr.. Haswell Magruder, each aye d
about twelve years.
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"a Readers ano Correspondents.

G-y~Th" "Mls'Ty IF The PASTE Of Court
House Foin, IS concluded this week. The in
nocence OF Welsh, the reader will see, was
finally established, and the assassin discovered
and convicted. We hope ".I E0tcmian'' will
furnish The Wing, while interest in the matter
is up, with the information he aiudes to in his
concluding chapter.
1-5~We conclude ii would be better that the
esprit Rapping" controversy between ''Io,a -
and "Tyso" should cease, and therefore with
hold the las, article Of the latter writer.
p5""Ihr .3msricRu Union" a literary paper
Of Boston, copies with high commendalion, the
poem of oar correspondent Ellen GREY" emil
tied "The Last Good Might which we copic d
from "The National Ira few weeks ago.
Ellen, bayond question, IS a talented lady and
her poetry is often rarely s~"ct and plaintive.
rC5~We shall commence next week the pub
lica'jon of: Fiofeace CaEty'' fine story writ
ten for Tie NAig by i talented writer, and
which was sometime ago anuounced.
I've had letter tAis week from "Li=:ic
My'' giving an account OF an equestrian party
in the copper end oithe county, which we were
unable to get in type.
0l'Somc OF our Principle Furnace friends
arc anxious 20 hear again from 80. Fly" who
w.otn us t. letter las wreck from ,ha, locality.
e." Fca Lrores." fanny Ferns" book
collection ni her Gews II" rr a,tlcles--is meet
iug great sale, a0j ciu,jng mpch stir in the
',.' 81. |
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TIE CECIL WING,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,

7
TERMs.--rwo dollars year IN advance. ann
two dollars and fifty cents itnot paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; tea copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvERTIstNG.-On dollar square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents a square Tor
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space eInaI to that, make square.
Fractions of a square, counted as square.
\ lverlisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
alIy OF hy the yea! al III lerate rates.
ry"lIanablls and lob Work ofall kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office of.sTHE
Vine" Is in the centre ofthc town, next door
TO Doct WallaccS Dug Store.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Wig.
EeitcE aronn EsoyViNustSyigir.
RoWLANDay;L4a, June %, >;


Nh. EDjToR:-On Friday last, We had
an exceeding Y wa.!n day until | O'Clock
when very heavy gost come up from
northwest and defugcd our neighbour
hood, doing great damage to corn-felds
which were tarrly cultivated and srri-
Gus iniulv to most Of lhe roads in this
section. 1t is thought that it will re-
CURE more than one years allowance
TO make the roads even tolerabIe, while
in some places double the amount would
not make them as good as before rain.
am glad to see from your correspon-
dent O. reply 70 the article on the
subject of Choirg. | did not suppose
there was a person III our county who
would prefer listening to few persons
scattered pronlSCuouSly over a church,
s,neing some old tune used half a cen :
fury past, 10 hearing modern piece sung
by number &! good voices sitting to-
gather 50 as to be able to sing more
accurately and more to she edihcatlon Of
the congregation.
have heard Of men Of one idea and
of small souls but man TO object to
systematic vocal music in church or any
where else, must be a singular being t
possessed OF a cultivated mind would
recommend all congregations who sing
during service 20 sing as good tunes as
they are acquainted with and sing them
in as systematic IA manner as they are
capable Of AID my word for it that every
ohjrcor there,be fifty who.will commend
the practice. p.
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NOTICE..

In caaac,py, sra 5uae,
Thomas Neholm 1858.
ORDERED. That Uonry LAWS, the 2nrct-
" ascr OF The properly in the proceeding. mcu-
toned, comply with the terms of sale on or be-
lore The 10Th day Of July NEXT provided 4 cong
a: this order be inserted in I newspaper issais-
h$hrd in Cecil county, once T. week lor rus
Successive weeks before the 9th day OF aid
Muath. JOHN JOHNSON, Chancclgor
Isnc copy. Test,
LOUIS GhSSAWAY,
june | 2W Rec. Cur. Can
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NOTICE..

Cecil county, sc': By the Orphans Court,
tjuue ljlh. 1858.
NRDEHED, wtatIn sale NJ !" ard reported
~ by Peter Brady AMI Elizabeth Brady, Tor
mtrly Elizabeth q uchro, .AcculmX Of Michael
GhcNcn, htrd.. be tutncd and confirmed,
unless cause 10 the contrary thtreot be
shewn, on or before the scc"n! tuesday OF W.
gust next; pr"v'led copy "i his otd"r be in
serted IN 'omc newspaper printed N Crcl'
county once Il week Tor three successive weeks
before HE second TUes,!ay 81 JUly nrXt.
ihc report states lhr amount vi sales 10 be
SOC. Test,
JAMES II LAMAR,
june rs wv Neg.
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CLOCkS.-Just received and ior sale, ~ su-
\ pcror assortment OF CLOCKS, ranging in price
from s 30 to 81, Also a large assortment of
Looking Glasses from Il cts to 81. Call and
see cur assortment oi ClurkS Glasses. 81, aud
We feel assured yOu viii, tr juclurd 10 purchase
after You examine The superior quality OF our
goods Directly opposite johnson 5 Eos"t.
play % j. J. SCOTT & BIO.
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NOTICE. stated meetings of 1hr Or.
X phans' Court OF Cecil county, are held ou
the second Tuesdays in February, April, Jurr,
August, October ana December school Ac-
counts must be presented, On the second Tues
day IN January, th"2u Tuesday in hrril, the
3nd Tuesday III June and the 2nd Tuesday in
October. JAHES II. LAMAR,
June is '33 Reg. OF Wills,
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june lE %w

V'US Is TO GIVE HOTICE, That the sub
l. serbcr Of Cecil county. has obtained from
Ia nrpannS' Court Of said cO"nly, letters o!
Administration on the personal estate Of
>'usan Ilsputtich,
late Of sal. county deceased. All persons hav-
in- ella ms against tn" laid deceased, arc hereby
warned Ia "xhbit the same viii, III" vouchers
t"crcoi duly authenticated, on ur before Tie
9th ii .Harch, 1874,
they MAY otherwise hy law. be cyclHdtd from
all Dru.iit DI SAID estate. AZ persons indebted
10 saIl state, are requested "a "iNke i.nmcIiRtc
payment Ia the subscriber. Given Under my
hand his 18th day Of Jane. 1888.
AMOS r. BLAKE,
JHnt IS W. Admir-.
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For ybe Cecil Whtg.
For The Cecil Whig.
COURT HOUSE POINT;
HIS Mystery OF thc Past.
BY A BOHEMIAN.
(CoAcEGdcd)
It's Mystery OF tEs

CHAPTER XI.
"The humblesi being born, is great,
If true 10 his degree;
His virtue illustrates his fate,
Whatever that may be-"
The process of collecting jury spread
the news of the death of Ottar far and
wide, and another exclted crowd was
collected at the Point. Ottar was Justly
a general favorite among the settlers.
He had always held commanding in
fuence among the Indians, and had uni
versally used it in their behalf. The Lord
Proprietor, the Doctor and the crowd,
generally, exhibited much feeling for
the deceased and a firm determination
to bring the author Of his death to pun
ishment. The jury was organised and
the Doctor pronounced the wound in
the side of the body to have been the
cause of death Derrick and B"rkelo
related the facts Of the case as given in
former chapter, and the prisoner was
then brought in for examination. He
proved to be one Of the many convlcts
which England, in the face Of remons-
'ran''' Socceeoeo III gr'''''g f'd oily oV
inviting the cupidlty Of those who were
willing to transport and speculate in
their sale. in Maryland and other prov
inces. He appeared 10 be about fifty
years Oh age, ana ia" 0ee'' purchased
for twenty-five pounds sterling by a
gentleman owning the adjoining fam
10 10" fo'ht'
he doctor al once recognized h'm
as zoe man "no "an 'oDo'o ''l!'' On t'Ie
previous evening. 1 ne W PU Ii W'''c"
I'd" o', "a 's'' over ~ ' ,, iS.a''n ~ TX
""''''T ,!i' pace Wne'e 'ne prisoner was
~ " ,,,;In,hI nn" ar,an wa
N.hnn - conInn,s u,.., ennt;aJ ant
,ta noo,or ,,a(.;'.d H.; o>,n nJ V tSa
r"S+ ansu.srsd ,ha J.Scr;,,;nn Of ,ra
,,,oao,, ,rt,ah ,Inp,,.,s \ NV yo,.. an
nn,;,j.ncas b,,I ;nt,r,,,l R.I,,I,
thn Ian"a,ad aad n.;Ib h;,n nv. nr,-
.nn,r n,o...or,,I,tal,,o vornL.,,,,J ri;,l,
,aa 4,,,;,,on, Lro,.b, on,;ns, h;,n ,nJ
thn nv,raS,;o, nf tbnSn oro,,nJ h;,,
tr;rb,eI 81 him. co r,nch that H.. bnrl,.d
for mercy and Voluntarily confessed his
onilt, Tie stated that il was throuqh
3icRav he was first led from the bath
Of virtue, and that il was thronah him
he had been s.perated from his wife and
children and transDortcI. that when he
saw Mckay at the poin, he tboupht of
REVENGE: .Iat he watched him for several
DAYS, and finding, on that day, WrIsh's
oyercoat and Ratchet living near fine
stable, had mt the Goa, on and wiki ,he
h,tchnt cn,nn,,t,ed t,.p ,.rr1a,. ,ba, bo
INIT the watch Of his victim and ,uch
other articles as h. WAS ar.,id wrmid lnoI
IN d,tect;on m the rooLn,s of tha coat
and placed if with fine hatchet all b,noL,,
wberc he tound ,bom
Tho ,r,r co.la1 ,ro, 80 ,,;1
oc ,ho " 49, ,'... o. a ,'.I " "" u.' ,"'"os
.h. | ju'.' ""' A.. VI. 'F..'"'o' = :
Ivy """ az "''V '''S Cp' 'tCtl'SS Oh
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F1S'SsSWX

TOR SALE OR III NT.-Thc subscriber
], will sell OF rent his Foundry situated III rhe
town ct Port Deposit. Attached to ii i It water
power which can be applied TO other purposes
beside the usc Of the foundry. THIS Foundry
has done, an! is capable Of doiu. large and
profitable business. Possession gwen iume-
dlaleIy. Apply 10 p. ". WEBB,
junc II If Port Deposit
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rTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .Hb-
!. Scr,ber oi Crcil county, has obtained tom
the Orphans Court OF said rounly, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Peter Thomas,
late ofSli county deceased. Al! persons hay
Ing claims against the said deceased, atc hereby
warned 20 exhibit III" same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
18th ut June, 1884,
they may otherwise by law, be cxclnled from
all benefit OF SAID estate, All persons indebted
to sal estate, aIc requested 10 make Immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
han THIS 18th Day Of June, 1888.
JANE \. THOMAS,
jane Is Gw Alm'lrX,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE AputNlSTEA-
TIoN.--It IS said the following number
of appointments have been made by the
President since the 18th OF March:
Foreign Ministers, 10; ChaFgr dat
fairs, 10; Consuis, 7; Commissioner to
Sandwich Islands, !; TreasurerS, 81;
Registers, CT, Receivers, IS; District
Attorneys, "a; Narshals, 36; Collectors,
So; Surveyors, 81; Naval Officers, II:
Appraisers, 20; Deputy Postmasters,
207; Surveyors General, %; Pension
Agents, 80; Indian Agents, 30-grand
total, 719, exclusive Of the numerous
appointments b. the head Of the several
departments.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scribers OF Cecil counly has obtained from
the Orphans Govt If said county, I'tIera Of
Administration n the personal estate of
william Webb.
late Of said county deceased. All persons hay
Ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the SAME with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated. On ~ before the
9th day OF Aprt, 1884,
they may otherwise BY law b. secluded from
all benefit ofsai' estate. All persons mdebttd
20 said estate, ar" requested 10 make iinmeIIaie
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under ny
hand this 25lh day ofJunF 1913.
OLIVER PANSON,
June % CIV Admir- {. y. 4.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scribcr Of Cecil county, has ob,ans. !.oia ;hc
OrDhans' Court Of said county, letters Tesla
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Net Balance, $3i6,2

HARTFORD, Conn, June 23.--The
Maine liquor law wss defeated in the
House ot Delegates to-day by large
majority.
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I7!IIS Il TO CINE NOTICE, Tia; tAr sub.
l. sc. ibgr Of Cecil county, has Obtained lrola
the Orphans Court Of said comfy, letters Of
Tes;aMcLtaty on III" personal estate Of
John Pcnnypacktr,
late fsaid county DECEASED Nlpcrsons hay
ing ci@ju,@ AGAINST The said decreased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the SANE with the vouchers
lhcrcorduIy authenticated, On or before the
2,lh day Of May. 1851,
they may Otherwise by law. bc excluded from
all benefit cisaid estate. All persons indebted
10 said estate, arc requested t" make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given uaier my
haal this 18th day oI Jane. 1873.
JOHN 7. ROBINSON.
June IS CIV LXcc'r.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25

A WILL CA3G.--A case was recently
tried in Montgomery county, Pa, IN
which judge S:nyser ruled that an at
tempt to sign will-dpath occurring
TO prevent the signing-s Sufficient to
sustain the will In this case the Gece-
dent had commenced his name by writ
ing the letter p. when he sank back
exhausted, and dielIn ten minutes.
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Buck silk fringe, Dress Trimmings. ~.
Also, READI-MADE CLOTHING, and a
well selected stock at DRY GDODS uG! IHD~
'CERlE,N, generally.
Country Produce taken in exchange.
HUGHES BROTHERS.
North Eos, lame 49, r.
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a CARD.

VAR. l.. e. RfassA, having located at
{ y ChHg!cstnwn, offers his services 10 the in
habinnts Of the iowa aud vicinity. Office at
Tyson's Hotel. where lie eau be !oUId when
rot absent On professional engagements.
Charlestown, Cecil CO., June !, iw'
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RAGS; RAGS!
TEACHER WANTED.

At the Min Creek School House, Elk Neck.
Apply to NICHOLAS JOHNSON, \. LARarLEnE,
or Ell PIERSON. Ennay IS
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TIE PHILADELPHIA, WlLMrNGToN AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY are
about to give 90, 900 new share of stock,
at the rate of 50 per cent to the old
holders frst,) to provide means for the
bridge just authorised by the Maryland
Legislature, over the Susquehanna river
at Havre de Grace, and to pay off float
ing inde5tness, The shares being $50
each, the proposed rate is equal to $40,
and the negotiation will yield nearly a
million of dollars; the assessments to be
payable, $40 Jul V |, 1853; $40 Janua-
ry and July, 1854; IS January, 1888,
$40 July, 1889: So January, 1886. The
present capital stock is 1850, 900, rep
resented at 1900 shares, at $50 each,
The proposed alteration would give a
capital Of 100000, represented by
100000 shares.
The income the road for the present
year to the 30th Nov, is estimated
at 100000
Expenses, interest, &c. 574, 100
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Gist Di' ap1npEGa t,Ai eats,
EfANE. BY the Commits siuner, Of Cecil county,
Ill at Il meeting held june 10th, 1888.
FOR GoLLECToRS.
lst District. joins II. NnssEY,
Pad $ ,ionN Ii. B!DpLE,
3r :: joins P. Pp,cE,
iih ss GEoRGE MULLEN,
5,h " BENJAmrN I. ALEXANDER,
Oh '' joins LINCOLN,
7lh " WILLIAM GATHER.
JUDGES or ELIEr'lON
ist Nst.-Nehemiah Garreson, Wri. Now
lanl nni WIN. II. Pcerce.
Fad Dist.-lfeorsc v. Bruldcn, Win. TGy-
lor, john l.. Clayton.
3M p:.t Edward B. Lewis, benjamin hii-
Ter. aud john \. Rankin
lih--Jonn Mackc, Robert Gallaher, and
David Sc"tt, (oi Johr.)
5th-Wso. W. Black, Henry Barns, and
Samuel I thompson, (oi 'ohn.)
9Th VIM. McCutough, Geo. Gillespie and
Ell liaines.
7rh-David Archibald, John Little, and
AlonZo SNOW.
CoNsTABLTs.
lst. Dis. John Richards, VIM. W. Peace,
2nd.-GIIbet +. ChriStfcll,
:}rd.-John 5. Resell, rhos. McCrecry
Ilrsckah Foard and Edward Davidson.
Jth.---liaS2ou Lynch,
6h.-JoShua J. Thompson aud J. J. Carroll
1lh.--WNli&m DemnSon. Test
DAVID SCOTT,
June IL 3w. Clerk.
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John A. J. CresWell.

JOHN 4. j. CfeSWeIl.
A uorney at Law. Ofice opposite the Cturr
N House.
WRENCH WORKED COLLARS, Cadcr-
Sleeves, Chemiscttes, &C., by
June4 Brown & EoARN.
syAFETi FLUID LAMp.--A new article
~ Just Invented nol TO explode.
For sale by WM. ToRpERT.
DARASDLS, Fans, Mant5'as, Lawns, Ba
L reyes, Mohar Mius, sos sale BY
June II 8. r. MAY.
4 uSln 6, Co.'s double acatcd scybe Enes,
y ir safe by VIM. ICRELR1.
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T. Mr.. 4. L. Selby has been appoint
ed postmaster at Snow Hill, in place Oh
Jas. S. Jones.
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Leaving as surplus for dividends at
the end of the year, $1SS,25O
The gross income of 1854 is est-
mated at 100000
Expenses, $593,75O
Renewal Fund, $4,000
cso -En
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07
Commercial Record
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Mineral Point HIS,
March 3lSt, 1883.
persons calling for any of the following Let
tiers will please say "Advertised.")
Mary Ann Abbott
DR. Brooks, E. Bourne Mary Bryan, Miss
Francis Beunor, Calvin Branlenburgh Beardslsy
& Smith, Sylvester Brannon, -lr. Bishop, Vim.
Burnett, Henry Brown, c. Bush, ilnnen Bauer.
a. Cowles, David Cook.
Thomas Doherty, Mrs G. s. De Koven.
Edward Ellinger, John Eplett Mr. EaTilton.
Benjamin Fuller, Timothy Fallen.
A. p Good, Charles L. Gray, James w. Graves,
Richard Goode
Nathaniel Hecox, John Harlem, James Han.
chit, Mr.. Hazelton, James Humphrey, D. Horn
ing.
DR.. c. w. Jones. w. B. Johnson.
Rodolph Kundert.
Michael Lenerts
J. L. MoeIIer, F. Mueller, Michael McAlsisr'
Solomon McElivee Edward Meagher John Nun.
sell, John Mitchell, Farmer Mccartney, DaVd
Morgan, Lucius Middleton
Mr. Pritchett, Dudley Pray, Hiram Palmer
Henry Preis.
Emily F. Rundell. Hugh Rutherford, Oh. Ryn'
ming
". B. Smith, W. n. Smith, E. S. Smith, James
ShenmeIhorn, Morton Seeley, Owen Scott, 6. A.
Sanford
Mary Thomas.
James +. Vinton
John Wellson, Edward Wabber, John H. Ws''
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07
AUSTRALIA.

| By the arrival of me Lady Suffolk from the
| Cape Of Good Hope, we have received dates from
Port Philip to the 25th November, which. though
not so late as those recently received by the way
/ Of South America, bring some news Of interest
| The ship Roxburgh Castle had arrived at Cape
Town with 10000 ounces OF gold, bound to
| England Her-captain reported that during heI
stay in Australia four vessels had left Victoria
with cargoes of gold to the amount of 447,OOC
ounces, valued at e., 100000
Many new deposits of gold had been discover
ed and it was certain that the soils and rocks rich
with this metal extend over many thousands o.
square m les.
New diggings had been found at the Ovens Riv.
er, but the average yield had not been ascertained
Adyenturers from all parts of the world were
arriving daily by hundreds
There were about $50 sail of vessels in Mel
boarne Harbor, but they were thinning out daily
It was expected that there would be a consid-
cradle falling off in the clips of wool this season.
At Melbourne fine -four was quoted at Els to
G47 seconds e43-from the mill
Rents continued to rise enormously at Mel
bourne, el and G5 a week being charged for a
small three-roomed cottage.
Provisions, especially -four, and also brandy,
had risen rapidly in price and at the diggings are
quoted at extravagant rates
Another account says: The intelligence from
the gold fields continues on the whole encouraging,
though the experience of individual diggers,
at different points, presents every variety of re
suits from rapid fortune making to utter destitu-
ton. Great numbers had returned penniless, and
yet an unceasng stream of adventures covered
the road from Melbourne to the auriferous local..
ties New diggings, apparently of yet unequal
ed wealth, had been opened at the Ovens, the last
escort from which alone brought down upwards
of 10000 ounces of gold Boston Journal