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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern states by con
puous Railway This Road also connects at Pittsburgh
with daily line Of 10 all ports In the Western RIVERS
Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers TO all parts On
be North Lakes; making the most direct cheapest ano
rehbe by which FREIGHT be forwarded TO and
from the Greet West. - ~ ,u,,,,,,,o an, .
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA aud PITTSBURGH
TRsT CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Hats ana Gaps us cents
Books Dry Goods lin boxes bales and tTunksl Z 100 m
Drugs Gin boxes and bses), Feathers, Furs, &C..
TIins In ori.nnl bsesl Drugs lin sssks) Hard 90
go Leather lin rolls or boxes) and Sheep 100 n.
Pehs, Eastward,
THIRO CLAss-Anyils steel Chans ph cssk so eentsF
Tobacco, manufactured, except Cigars or cut, &c
FOURTH CLAss.-Cofee, Fish Bacon, Beef and
PORK easks boxes, Eastward Lard aud 40 cents
Lard OH, Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar PVb.
Pitch Rosn, kc.............'......' '''''.'''''J
FboUR-& " Dbl. anti further notice
GaAk-5O cents v 100 10 until further notice; ,
CeTTos-&2 be not exceeding 500 weight nnth u'het
notice.
In shipping Goods point east Of Philadelphia be
tular 10 the package "Vis Pennsylvania Railroad All
s consigned Of this Road at Philadelphia OF
Pttsbursh will De forwarded without detention:
FRKICHT AeENPe-Hans Wormley L Co, Memphis Tenn !
a. Co, St Louis; s. Mitchell Son, Evansvhse
md sn Bel CO.. and Carter Jewett LouisVhie
XIV b. O. Medium, Msdison, Ind Sprigman Brown and
irwin 4 Co. Cineinnsti N. w. Graham Co, Zsnesvne,
Ohio; Leech 4 Co.. No 81 Klby'stx Boston Leeoh 70,
No z Aston House, ewYort, and No i WlmiDst, New
Vol. y J. Sneeder Phisdephia; kssraw Rooms, Bari
s,oYe, Geo C. Frsneiseus, Pittsburgh.
VI H. HOUSTON, General Freieh Agent, Philsdelphia
II. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona "a
Msxl
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NETWORK aud NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MAY 25
1861 Passenger Stations in NewYork Broadway and
Canal sire 81. corner 10Th s. and 4h-av.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORK-ForNe New Haven, and g.
M (eI) 1880 $780, lex and $50 For Bridgeport aud
sA m, lex 1880 $780, tex and 4SO For Milford
Stratford, Fairfield Southport and WestpOr 1870
$50, $50 p m. For NoTwalk T. IN; 1880 $3.50 4(eK)
$50 5:l5 6l5 p. For Dahen and Greenwich, T. m
m. 1880, $50 (e1); 1850, SIS e:l5 For PoI
Chester and intermediate Stations m 1880 $780, 49,
B:15 GLIB p. m.
COMMITTING TRAINS-For Boston, a. m. (eI) a. p m,
tex) For Hartford and Springfield, lex 1880
Ip M (ex) For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal
m, (e1 and m, (exl to Northampton. For Canal
Railroad y a m. (ex) and 1880 p IN. 30 Norhsmp-
son. For New London Railroad, a. M p m. For
HousaOnc Roiroad, Ga. IN, 4 p. For Naugatusk Rail
,oSd a NJ 1880 and $3.50 p. For Danbury and Nor
SHlA """'''O' . t. -- W JAMES II. HOYT supt
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nENN SYLVAEIA RAIL ROA D.
Il rIII GREAT CENTRAL ROILTE.

The Pennsy Railroad connects at Pittsburgh with IsA
poads to and from ST Louis Mo Alton Gaena aud omeaso'
IN Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, ky Terre haute'
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Coinnat Dayton
Springfield BeDefontaDe, Sandusky, Toledo Cieveanu 20
laHbus Zsnesville. Massiuon and wooster ohoi ASo
tbe steam packet from and 10 New Orleans 81 LOUIS
Louisville and Cincinnati. -, -,
mentioned places in the West. ,,., - 4,
Passengers will find this the shoTtest most e1pcdtous anu
com Portable route between the East and West .o,,D,
PROM Nkw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 :, a a1UhS
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 20 HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN u HOURS
Fare 40 low by any other Route.
See handbills In the hotels Of this city. ..
Through Tickets or further information may De nsd al the
ss5ee Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. z Astor House. Broadway
J. l.. ELLIOTT. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York ALEXANDER BOSCHER against FLORIMOND
OULLIER-eunmODs for q money demand contract.
(Com. not erved TO the above named Defendant You
hereby summoned and required - the complaint In this
action which VII BE- tiled ia the Office Of the Clerk Of ,he
City and County Of NewloIk al the City Hall Of 'sid city
and 90 serve copy OF 70 the said complaint On
the Subscriber al his Office No. Nassau street, NewYork
City within twenty day. ser the service Of this
exclusive Of the day Of such service and If is %
the isid complaint within the time aforesaid the plain
th in this action win take judgment against you for the snn Of
eleven hundred s eighty dollars with Interest from the first
day Of june thousand eight hundred and iy I'VE beside
the costs Of this acion.-Dated New York April s. 1851
HENRY II. MORANGE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint In this action duly fled with the CLERK
ofthe City and County NeYork at his Office IN the City
Hall Of the Citv q the 9Th day OF June, 1851
HENRY H. MORANGE, Plaintiffs Attorney
10 1aMGRTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
efths County York Notice 10 hereby given e a.
peY,on, ksvns claims ssanst AEDREAS TEYE ate q las
City Of York grocer deceassd TO present the same vah
vouchers thereof 20 The subscriber At the store q T.
sCHABBEHAR No 70 Hudson-st IN the City Of New fers
before tn. sixth day II September nest-Dssd
New York the 23d dsv q March 1857.
MATTHIAS HOPKR,
CARL y SCHABBEHAR, Eiesutora
ERNEST A. sCHABBEHAR>
u9i l.renTn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

CYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS on she Newfoa
and Erie Railroad. a., 49,, -.
On and aner MONDAY, Oct 20, and until further noace
Passenger Trains viii follows, Sundays excepted;
Leave pier foot Of Duane st. at 80 m VIA
paaso FTpres-tonnectins Binghamton with Express
Train for Syracuse. H., =. u,t.,o,
nth Fxpress Train for Syracuse and Oswego
Through Tickets may be procured at the once OF zoe
New. and Erie Railroad. W. b' Sihnrh1 ouP y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

N Y. SUPREME COtRT.-JOHN Al. 81 l.
IN. DAM end EDGAR REED, plaintiffs sst J. b IhEfON
deferden,-sunmons fr demand on contract tCoa
not the deSndsnt: you hereby snm
IN 10 ~ the Ola oftle City and County Of New York
City Hall ,aid CITY the ID day OF MAY a3! and 70
serve eopy Of the sad complaint the
.cbsr Al their Office 81 Vail street In the City Of New
Yok within twenty days ae the service Of this
va .l.ye Of The day Of such service aud you fail
The said complaint within the time sf1Tesd TIE plaintiffs
b. III, sc,ion VII judgment against you for the Of
FouI Hundred and Forty dollars and fifteen cents interest
from the sd dsyof septeb,r thousand esA hundred and
6ny six be.de. The cost. Of this sc'ion-Dated Hsy 1857
NONELL WILLARD Plaintiff Attorneys.
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ap.srgyR BoorEp To DEArH-Mr. w. X. Stock
end snewy, stout, active young Scotchman, assocl-
ated in farming with Mr.. 1. Llnklater, Tenalguot
Plains in this county recently Killed large panther,
six feet inches in length in fair INST and boot
fight. The circumstances are related az follows:
IL seems that at the further end OF large field,
about quarter Of mile from the house, MIR. stock
end discovered quite movement and disturbance
among lot Of hogs that were kept IN the heid. Ne
at once proceeded in the direction 10 ascertain the
cause when TO his surprise at short distance nom
the hogs he d covered that favorite young dog was
engaged in a col fct with panther. Determined 10
save the dog at all hazards he resolved to ntepose In
the fight expecting to Tighten the panther up tree
that stood hard by when he could return TO the house
for rifle and bring il down. lie accordingly gave tho
animal a substantial kick when 1t ceased It's engage
ment d. the dog Strengthened itself erect on It's hind
legs and pitched into him. In the mean time the young
dog made a basty retreat for some distance.
The contest now seemed to be desperate and un-
equal one but there was escape from it for our
frio nd Stockend. The panther furious dash at
him. but retaining his presence OF mind, no met 10
with a furious kick. The fight assumed the char
acter Of " rough and tumble" yolley Of well di-
rected blows and kicks disabled the animal somewhat.
He called bis dog back aud the faithful young anima
as If ashamed of having deserted its master 10 the hour
Of peril and as If to make amends for ts ungrateful
conduct entered into the conflict with great ferceness.
Mr. StOckend succeeded in getting one foot firmly
upon the neck Of his assaant and keeping the other
in rapid motion in the direction of the animals head,
soon brought the contest to close lie has no doubt
that the long heavy boots that he had on were the
means Of saving his life
The fight lasted first 10 last, about fifteen minutes,
in the course Of which Mr.. Stockend was somewhat
severely handled. His shoulder badly scratched
he received a severe wound in the thigh from the
teeth Of the animal aud was scratched In several
places, although by no means dangerously, or by
which he will hereafter be disabled.
Oympus W. II Pioneer
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o this we may add Of the imprompts inspiration
he hour, by James Russell LOWELL
A HEALTH to him who reached to-day
LIES hight of understanding,
Where Hope and Memory kiss and say:
Lets keep our golden wedding;
To him whose glow the heart could reach
OF glaciers that he studied
Who learned whatever fish could teach,
Except to be cold blooded
To him who, if our earth were lost,
And Nature wanted counsel,
Could make il over at less cost
From ridgepOe down to grOun sill
Could call the Dodo back to youth,
Could call Ornithorhynchus,
Nay, were we gone, from ust tooth
Could good as new re-think us
To him who every egg has scanned,
From roc to flea included
Save those which savans find so grand
In nests where mares have brooded
To him who gives us each full leave
His pedigree amended)
To choose "a private Adam and Eve
From whom TO be descended
But stay-for chancecome thoughts are best
| meant the health to proifer
OF him. our friend there and our guest,
And yet not that | offer:
No, rather drink this toast with me,
Worth any common dozen:
Here's Adam and Eve Agassiz,
To whom we owe our cousin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

MAPLE sue,R IN VERYoST.-John Borden, OF
wes VT writes Us that bis son, fourteen years DID,
made, with very little hep fron IN oder o'o'ns,
four Hundred and thlry-si1 pounds of good maple
sugar this season. having the use OF PAR o. 'hiee
yesr-od steers to gather MS sap ana TWO arg ca,
drOn kettles to boil il in. The naples were smali'
seeond.growth trees, scattered over ten-acfe pas
ture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via ERSEY
CITY-Mnh and Express Lines: Leave NewYo and II
o. and and D. m fare, IS; IL m, 81 25 stopping at an
way stations II go Kensington THROUGH Tickets
sold for Cincinnati Is II aud Is 5 and the West and or
CHECKED 20 Washington IN a. m. and P m.
w WOODRUFF, Assistant Sup't
No Baggage will reeevsd for any train unless delivered
"a ebeLed rs Minutes In advance Of the time of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
n1ater Cure.

DR. +, j. LOWBNTl1ALs WAIEk-CUhb,
IL Bergen Nights Hudson County, NewJTsey 10 minutes
RON eithm the HobokeD or Jersey City Ferries
DR. q. w. MAY has opened his HIGHLAND
IL HOME WATER-CURE at Peekskl, n T., where ne Is
PREPARED 10 treat strict hyg%otheTspsnc
pes His success. heetooIs guarantee OF the sa Ter tse
tutaTe.
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bng-
Ul hAuton N Y. eight hours tide by the and hTIe
r. r. For Circulars address the ply stefan J. n NOhI "
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me0ital.

DROPSY CURED (even the worst cases "A
~ Physician desirous TO retire from long pGschc. anu
sl ell the good he 10 anxious TO MAKE nnowh ts
and will send free of ehArsel the 1
with Instructions all afflicted Address T. " hOiD
NJ d., Station b. New.YoTk.
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Thi purely vege'
~ table remedy combines in itself the properties oil an mt
septic mild caihaItic and toI c IL quickly removes rom
ths blood and other fluids Of the body the impurities OF IN
healthy scoTeon which engendT and feed disease thus s
ing At the root the malady Although proved ecaoou'
may BE- oil with perfect safety, contains no
powerful drastic drug debtse the system or mineral poison
s. ruin the constitution. Prepared and sold by
A. b. d. SANDS, No. 100 Fulton st. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

rsed, and proved himself equal to the occasion, by
shouting to the singers, with face like an Indian
Summer sunset after storm, You wIH ema re ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
Netu9lprk Daily Mibnme
THE F1FTIETH BIRTHDAY OF AGASSIZ
THE NATCRALIST.-MAY %, 1857.

From, Delights journal Of Music, June s.
The following lines las will hardly need be told) arcby
sow and read friends at birthday dinner
.bch they will long keep in fresh remcmbrance.l
II WAS fifty year ago,
In the pleasant month Of May,
In the beautiful Pays de Vaud,
A child in its cradle lay.
Ard Nature, the old nurse took
The child upon her knee,
Saying: " Here is story-bOOk
Thy father has written for thee.
Come wander with me, she said
Into regions yet untrod;
And read what is still unread
In the manuscripts of God.
And he wandered away and away,
With Nature the dear old nurse,
Who sang TO him night and day
The rybmes of the universe
And whenever the way seemed long,
Or his heart began TO fall
She would sing u more wonderful song
Or tell more marvellous tale.
So She keeps him still child,
And viii not let him go,
Though at times his heart beats wild
For the beautiful Pays de Vaud;
Though at times he hears in his dreams
The RAM DIES Vaches of old,
And the rush of mountain streams
From glaciers clear and cod
And the mother at home says " Hark
For bis voice | listen and yearn;
Ii is growing late and dark,
And my boy does not return
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

VBs.ou sisS .erx az ThurLay. lie APPEARED quite wei
IL the uoriT b.; csne IL the Afternoon feeling rae
AID u Ei.e,L stes corpse
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NEW WIDE-GACGE KOUTk from hEW-

II YORK 20 RoCHEsTER-The ROCHESTER, srt
crNFsFE VALLEY RAILROAD Il now open and IN eon
49, III ,lt Buaalo Corning and New York and New.
vi ard TTs Railroads. forms direct route son New Yors
ofths route, together with superior so
A., by the Wild renders Il BY far the most ces
~ b.f,sr,r The above named cti's.
'TI,. can Le procured 81 the New York and Ere Railroad
Tat ORc foo, Il Duane st., and No 1876 Broadway also In
No. R;S,' re- checked through.
F,slsht. viii b. transported between EewYok and RooAes
d,gpsch Information desired in regard th-r-is
r obtained by ealing the General Freight As ~ ths
Nv Ynri snd Ere Railroad Ere Buildings OF G.. s TAPPAN
E1press Freight Ager' No 1913 Broadway
the Bafalo Coming aud New YORK Railroad
Sunday. J. y kFDflELD, Superintendent
NETWORK AND ERIE RAnROAD-Oa
~ and after Monday May 1857 and further notice
Passenger Trains wall leave Pier foot Of Duanes. foAo~
DuEKIRE EXPRESS =, a m. for Ounkirk
BJFFALO EXPRESS At 4 p M, hG Buffalo
MAIL. a. II for DunkTk and Buffalo and intGmo
stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at S. 80 M, via Perm for
s8Aen's and Intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER, a. .. m, for NewbuTeb EidGetOwo
and inteIme Claie staiODs
FMiGRAET at p u, for Dunkrk and Buffalo and inter
mediate stations
NIGHT EXPRESS at p m, for D.nkirk
NIGHT EXPRESS. OF p m. iOr Buffalo ..
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
These Txpess Trains connect ct ElmTa with the EnirA,
Csnandeigua Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara FANS az
Syracuse At Corning With Buffalo Corning and New York
Rochester at Great Bend with Delaware actt
wanna and Railroad for Scranton; at Horneyne
sud New York City Railroad for Buffalo At
with the Lake Shore Railroad fer Cleve
land CINCINNATI, Toledo Detroit, Chicago. &c.
HOMER RAMSDELL, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County Of NewYok notice Is bereby given o al
rrons having claims against HUGH EARLY late Of the O
90 contractor deceased TO present the wn
onis thereof to the subscrbeT, At the otee Of Cabi
10 u WalS in the City Of NcwYort before the stb
IS57 NHpl, n A. n An Y T~S,.,,,;x ~
~ laWtmTH DANIEL KENNEDY, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice i hereby Owen 10 Al
prisons having claims against CHARLES y. NOOSTEh Ihe
We City 81 New York Captain in the United state. Army
oe1sd to present the with vouchers theyof % the
subscriber 81 her residence No 81 Court in the City 81
oio.ayn n " before the thIeth day 81 November
80 -, NV ios, tc W. .tn Say o nayi
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the sarrogto IL
the County sfNswYork notice Is hereby sysa 10 Al PER
having claims against JOHN BLAek sie OF s City Of
New York eoUectouer dseesssd 70 present the ",s
vouchers thereof to the subsenbsT at the house OF ohs D.
blask, No. l<9 In the City Of New Tk o. S
before the sixth day Of Angus. nextDssd New YORK ts ~
day e Fekrusry 1851 JOHN h. BLACK AtIninistrstoT
Is lAN6 4 ID HLACk Administrative.
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fesal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of New.Yok notice hereby given 10 al
Psons having claims against WILLIAM KEW ate Of the
City Of EewYork deeessed present the .aH win v0uoh
thereof the sshscnber al his eee No 2ts hadson
In the City NswYork before the hNeenh ss Jny
next-Dsrd New York the twelfth day Of January 1877
lis l.WsmTns TRRENCE BOYLE, gxseuteK
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-23

CEGhTON, MAY 10Th 1877.
Onr usually quiet village and peace loving
inhabitants have not been represented in
your columns for a long time / believe,
Now, am not willing that we SlI;ld sink
into oblivion because It is our misfortune 10
he so far from head quarters and in future
with your PERMISSION will cnd,ayar to keep
TIE u hia posted up, especially upon matters
of more than ordinary Importance whrn
they happen TO occur OIL this side Of ''Unclc
Sans farm"
We have but partially recovered from a
shock almost paralytic in It's effects, which
was caused by the cry Of murder" in our
midst. and which, thouh accidental was II
very sad affair and ought to be y fearful
warning | speak If the affair at the fishery
Of WnlmseY & Price And now an excite
nlent of quite Il different character is rife
among us and serves to break the dull mon
Otony \ litilc piece Of romance and adycn-
turc only cquallcd by the tales Of EaS,on
Chvary or the adventures OF DJu QWr0Hc
(which most Of US have read or heard OF. J
and the particulars, think, would fill vol
unc Of quite as interesting matter as the life
Of the last named individual DIR here eyin-
cvs daring and determination which cclipscS
any hing on record Of either ancient or modern
date, and in lis tilrrts TO gain the hand
Of one whose heart is already his he displays
perseverance which is hardly euunlled by
that Of Washington or Walker. but with the
aid Of those who have mere experience. and
perhaps better Judgment about conducting
matters Of such character, success NAV III
time reward his efforts in spite Of the "Ii4i-
kh"t@ Commuty',' whose promised coat of
of Tar and Feathers does not SEEN to have in
Inundated him much, but, on the contrary.
may in future he OF great service to him in
trachimg han TO be more careful, and lay his
plans with more secrecy.
Here we omit few graphic sentences, as
having no knowledge Of the parties or circum-
stances referred to, we could not judge of the
propriety Of heir puhlicaton.-Ed1
The country is looking very beautifully
now; Spring has burst upon Us as if by ma
gc. and we can scarcely realize that winter
and snow have given place to sunshine and
flowers. All nature resembles one extended
flower garden, dcckcd in it's most gorgeous
array and rcdJlcnt with sweetest perfuT cs
aud the fcathcrcl Sou@Stcrs, rs if rejoicing at
The change, make the air rcsound with their
varied notes Of gicc and gladden. our hearts
with their yeral anthems.
The prospect is good for very great a.
bundance Of fruit; i'll fact die country is gen
orally looking very prosperous. improve
mcnt is steadily advancing and in few
years, | think. we will compare favorable
with our nciehbors both i'll Delaware and the
adjoining districts of our own Safe.
Anything of importance which ma here
after tran>pire which t!ink will be intcrcs-
'IiItr to, \ | 1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-23

From UTAH TERRITORY. The New Y DIRK
Times Utah correspondent details Of the re-
ccnt outragcs at Salt Lake city where band
Of armed Dantts entered the United States
Court Room while the Court was in session
au,! by threats Of personal violence compelled
Judge Stiles to adjourn the Court Stns die.
The Judge, previous to submitting AZ al
ed to Brigham Young for protection, but
hat fnnctionary replied that he would not
interfere, but let the boys have their own
way, for the Court had already given him
too much trouble.
The greatest excitement existed. as the
MormonS were well arincd and threatened
most dsgrac,lnIl personal violence upon the
'Grntjlcs,' especially !hc United States Sur
vcyor General.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-23
Utah Affairs.

WASUINGToN, May 2l.--It is estimated
thai the troops now moving in the direction
of Utah comprise about two thousand men
There are two vacant Federal Judgc>hips
in the Territory which are soon to pc filled.
and probably another Marshall will braprou-
ted as preliminary 10 enforcing the civil
process. In the event o. opposition on the
part Of the MnlmanS to this, the military
will he employed TO force the law and protect
ritih.nS Of the United States from Mormon
oppression. is supposed. however, that
no necessity for CX,1tnc measures Will arise.
The GovcnorShip it still unsettled, although
$ veral gentlemen are soiiciious for Il e PTS :
ton. but the Government is anNiouS to Sc
lrct one who will combine personal bravery
with administrative talent and unqucs:io;c cd
discretion. The programme Of operations for
Utah will be consumma' cd with the least
possible delay.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

TNIIIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
i of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters OF ad-
ministration on the personal estate OF Robert
ID. Lccch. late OF said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
Same. with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
Seated. on or before the 9th day Of May.
1853; they may otherwise. by law, be cxclud-
ed from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my hand this 10Th day of May,
1857. WILLIAM SCOTTEN,
Administrator Of ROht ID. Lccch. decd
Test-R. d. LAMAR, Reg. May IL, 81 ct