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TELEGRAMS.4crms Tie Pnth.New York, July 19.Tb# Steamship Franklin arrived •«« early boor, ibis morning with Loodon dates ta ihoCtb July.A despatch to tba London Tim*. dat'd Joly fch, from Vienna, aaya *..e Ru» L-A crowwd tbe Pruth at 2 points for the occupation of Wallacbia and** A^dWp^cb from Paris of the 6th says tbrre » cooaiderable rise in the funds in con^qaence of a rumor tbat England would rot let her fleet enter the Dardanelles. _ .Much excitement exists in meadstutls, prices had adranced on quotations bythe Arabia—larg* saka of floui 20sfida-Ki for Baltimore and Pbilsdrlphin,After a protracted Cabinet Council in London, on the second, it ras reported tbat the English and French fleets wero to er.ier the Dsrdsnelles as n counter more to the expected passage of the Pruth by tbe Russians—notwithstanding warlike preparations, hopes were still envenatDed that peace would be preferred as negotiations would probably continue c*en after the occupation of the principalities.Tbe report in the London Timet, of the 2d. that th« Russians had entered, caused a panic in the stocb exchange.— The rumor was denied on the 4th by the Austrian Minister, but was stilJ believed, owing to the facts that the Pans Mom-teur announcing the receipt of the official C'rpatcbes from St. Petersborgh. decree^ in the occupation of the Danubian Fiorineet. Count Gurley was to leave Vienna on the special mission to St. 1 c-irr.burg. touehinc the Turkish question. The Prince of Serna had offered to r.lxc* 85.000 men at the disposal of the F /.iou- 44 vessels were being armed at the arseoai and the military of C’onstan-isncple were colled out- It was stated tha: the occupation of Moldavia by Russia tad caused Austria to unite cordially with England and France.Prussia remains neutral. The Emperor of Russia had issued a manifesto on .be 29:h June, denying that he wished war, and throwing the whole blame of • av crnfl.ct. if on- »heuld come, on ihe upnolders of tbe Otto,..an Porte.Niagara Falls. July 19.Ttco tntn over the Falls— Another in the Fopid.!—This mcrniog a rran was aiscovi-rid in'be American rapids, below :*„• bridge, on a stump, and nlmoit on the ridce of the falls. Hi* name is James A Tie. Tnere were three men in the baat—two of them have gone over, and •bis Mr. Abie dung to tho stump.—Bearer Island is titled with « majority of .Mormons. By late legislative acts it bos been sot off into a county, towns, C. Tbe inhabitants have proceeded to organize, elect officers. c. The MoT. mons being in the ascendency, of course carried the election, and the test in politics was Mormons and Gentiles, (not Whigs, Democrats, and Free Soiler.) Tho Gentiles were fceaten in the election, and when they saw their situation, came to tbe determination to be non-actors— that is, claimed no organization, subject to no law, eipcrial/tf to no Mormon law. However, the authorities tbat be, went legally on, and iu pursuance of law, the Sheriff on this occasion, hod proceeded to the township of Pine River (in said county.) to summon three Jurymen to attend the County Court, then in session at Beaver Harbor. Upon the Sheriff's landing to summon these Jurymen, the Gentiles of Pine River township, assembled with arms, slicks, stones, c.. protesting against any law. more especially Mormon law; ordered the Sheriff off. and the running fight, as before described, then and thero commenced.The party on arriving at Beaver Island went ashore in their own boats, and from appearances th- matter will not bo settled without further bloodshed.LANDTM4E subscribeOifice in this Ci to purchase or tell Fur n tagcan oc accommodate City Lots, or Farroir leave B descriptionsc.-ibe;trr Office in Em side of the Rive:Watertown, Maa*:A Mitchell. Mil wan Wm. S. Whaling. Sexton t, Wing,E Cramer,NEWJust ReP. 0. ArrangementsPoal Office, Watertown, Wis. May 2Stb, 1SS3.MAILS will hereafter leave this office he cloted, at follow.EtvrrKK—leaves daily. Closed at 12 o’clock M Wiitibk— *lt; a ~-oc1I* M.Noa-rumx— Sopnii.an-— 'Tuesday'1 P. M. Thursday's, Saturday’s. Closed at 1 o’clk P. XWaterloo, Portland, and Sun Prairie, Thursday’'.Closed at - A. M.Fond tin Lac, via. Hustisford.Ac., Wednesday's.Closed at 1 P.M.fxonia. leave* Wednesday’s arid Saturday’*.Closed at I P. M.Office Hours—from G A.M, to 5 P. M. Sundayi frorr. 12 to 1 P. M. Exclusion from ?he distributing room strictly ad hired to lt: MYRCN.....The largest midDRYGroceries, HaHATSSADI) LES.f.llt;iunr* of cwhich will be sc other establish Cash, or Butter taken inon of Produce, inCity of WatertoiN EVER FAWQUstrictly adhered to. fi. WILLIAMS, P.M.18 Waukesha and Oconomowoc 53Express Stage Route,Everything is favorable for his rescue, if e vmm! I'cbt Boat can be obtained to timeThe subscriber will, after Monday, 10th io*l.t Run a Two Horse stage, for ihe conveyance of Passengers between U'uuketha nn-i Omnomcvoe, Three times a week each way, a* follow*;LEAVING WAUKESHA.Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday*,Upon ihe arrival of ihe Car. from -.he Ess’.; and LEAVING OCONOMOWOC Tncsdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,At 11 o’clock, A. M.. connecting with the Cnrs at Waakr-hn in the Evening, passing through J!uf.ellt;i, Neshom and Summit, each way.— For grandeur of Scenery and attractivenesshisA Cripj Crutches SufftCopy of a letter froro Liverpool, i!a!lt; To Professor IhUwx Dear Sir—I arr, c a mot! extraordinnr invaluable Ointment ished every person ac About ton year*ago itey Street, in thishorse, wlnrcby fct he htd Ihe l«*t ir.ed: was afterward* an i ries, yet he grew w runt riinrinj ulcer completely crippleThe boa's lhat arciere swamp in being Strangers, ami greatthro:justthe banks.succeededpu: into tbe wntcr. numbers of citizens 5lt;mir of them have _f a box of refreshments to HimBuffalo. July 19. 9 A. M. Thev hove just sent a l:fu boa, by the •.rair of cars to Niagara Falls—3d «lra-ro’.c'n—three boat* have swamped m rrvJearnring to rescue tbe pour fellow. The-- are cow trying the 4*.h. which is s» second life boat: it '* imprnsille to got ■*.v refreshments to him. und h is thought wiV. nu hold cn much le.nger. bui nill ;c-ct*.- hi* held before he can be rescued Subsequent dispatches State ib-.i iho poor fellow went over about T oc.ock. Ererv means had beer resorted to to save him. A* a lost r-sori a raft had made and dropped down to him,but i-. could nor be drawn up.idem of Scenery mxl ntcractivcn«;s of Nature. th* rente cannot be surpassed; passing along tbe beautiful priori** of Summit, thence passing ihose beautiful T.akc* which surround* tt e Neshoia lr*ri:me, to Delafield and Wau e sho, where po**enger* in lake the ear* and reach Milwaukee in rise tc connect with the evening boat* to C'h.cago.CT For F»vsa?e, ir.qu.ie nt tho Port Officii, or of the subscriber *r Waukesha; and at either of the Public Houn-i in Ovor.omorvocJAMES E. TH0MP40E.Waukesha. June 15, I»S3. IT'Jtfpdrtneve without cently he began to which have now he l«is limb ar-J ena hiBcruichw, so th frt ea»e, on.1 with (signe*!; Mint rx/rao’dbor Vavrrr vhtn oi! Cony ol a letter fn dy, near Gainsbr ToProftuor tftfoth Sir-Some time was adhered withbofiy »nd liml-a. 1SKY- LIGHTF«atwith tbe MormoaB—Sir Mlt;a on*ty Wooadcd.D a-.ger-Tue Chicago Journal lt;«f yrsterdny *: We a-e indebted t.i Copt,of ibe Barque Morgan, who ar-DAGUERREAN GALLERY-[rooms over the people’s store.! Eut Bide of tho Eiv„, Wotertowa, Wl».ol 'minent Surgeo:: whom th? cave wre Heitglb I tried you ' without cxagserati | for by preeevoring [ quickly ilisappmrr* to pen'ect health I previoutly lost | plaint, and I 'firmly i adopted your mcdi-j saved alia. I elm i truth of thin to any (Signed)HAS beea constructed tor the purpose of taking Daguercotyncs. and isarraug-«„ a manner row approved by the most skill-fnl and eminent operator* in the ait The nr. ronsemcnt Of tbe light is entirely H'», and produce* uniform, distinct, soft and life-like pieture*Fir-vt t-lan lik*nlt;lt;:.; of every vnCo lain Honedi for .#lTot\istrin% 'V’t ofa^c of.x Bed I Copy of a Setter frTo PrfcriOf Hctlour Dear Sir—Amon ted by the use ol his neighborhood lad.onerived here veawrdav. fur the following extract from hi* log-book, detailing n l.ftmdy rencounter between a pnrty ol Mormon*from Beaver Island, and a party of citizen* from the main shore-Bark Morgan. July 13th. (i o’clock. P- M- 18B».eiy of *—.-ml style, ate pit up with dispatch it* all worth I old lady living or*. Si ci- and de:oa»elt;! persons, taken a: their I about tire miles irlt; residence* Copy ing of every descriptfoi. dons in the best manner. F.n- Gold Lockets, F/amee and Fi.K'v Gate*, for sale at iho lowest price;.B7 Poors open between the hour* of 7 A. M., undo P. M, clear or cloudy. loslmctioOS given in the ert, with nil the lute improvement*, trr Please cel’, aril examine specimensO. W. CHE3LKY.Water, own, June Ifctb, lSf*:*. 17VULGAN-,ff head Beaver Island lo miles Irom :be mam, opposite Pino River. Mich., -ind S. S. W. light (tod clear.Hrard report* of fire arms and loud ■bouts as of a general melee on the mam. Direct!v saw two small boats coming off from tbe settlement at Pine River. Immediately «* another large, fish boat in pursuit of the two ahead all apparently filled with men. A brisk firing was kept no from tie tern boot upon the iwo others. A« they approached, saw there iitrouble and excitement. J he two boatsabevd were endeavoring tn get c.ear front tbe more powerful assa.lanta in the larger boat, which was fost gaining on tbctr.—keeping up a brisk running fire without receiving a ahot in return. In this condition the two head boau approached within bailing distance ol us, end begged u» »»ke them on board and afford them protection, to which I assented. and they came on board. The hoats to ebate. new about 50 cods distant, -threw op. and lay on their oars, ccn*ed firin-. and hailed us. forbidding ray re-ceivPog the cwraetf Mormons on board— that thev were Pirates, deserved death and should die, •* also all those who protected them. c.,c„ to all of whtct,I mildly replied, that the affair was somewhat an exciting one. and that I could not permit them to approach any nearer the veatel. in their present excited state, at which they held a abort conauliafton and then cowed off for the abore Irom whence they came, “Pine River.Upon an inquiry into the affair anlt;i an examination of the wounded who had come oo board. lt;ascertained the follow •og faeu: Tbe party consisted oMSinen. among which were the High Sheriff of .h« Mormon County (Beaver Island,) mber officials, citizens, e.—all Mormons or adherents lt;M th« L*“er Day Smnts; aim of which, from tho severe wounds, will probably fall vidian or martyrs to (heir taiih: “stall event*, I believe thorn to he in their latter days. From all appearance* they had a narrow escape from thelf infuriated puraoen. Rifle balls had •bartered and riddled their boats in pic tarmque atyle, «d had indiscriminately broken legs, armi, thighs. See., of tbe baata crew*—bul miraeuloualy escaped taking effiect in immediate vital placet after the excitement had somewhat sub-tt^d.aad the wounded had keen carrd far, is the beet of my ability, 1 obtained lbs fsfll~r~g information in relation to A.groa.rmlfig bt, difficulty. dec. 4oc.,-—WJ1TEPT0 l«f:IRON WORKS.WISCONSINLYMAN HALL.Grist and Saw Mill Irons, Foglr.e anti Turoilt; Iviftirs. Blacksmith * Drills. Cob Grinders, Com Shcllcrs, Road Scrapers, Skieh Shoe*. Waggon Boxes, Cost iron Fire Place*.Lever and Tread PowerTHRESHING MACHINESPlate and Parlor Stoves. Premium and Air-Tight COOK STOVES.Iror. Column*, Door anti window Cups, and the World's Parrcetalcd wound* in lately they increase tern -ji to defy alt' rapidly giving w dared. In this di rccourte to your O-n*9iBtar,cc of her )ri veie In their use. cure. We ha-, e o inlieo at the c!Trc*. being above 70 ye py to satisfy any t oi’thi* reol.y wo: or by letter.A private in the b«n perfectly cur tion in the face,: Ho Slate* that it Ointment, andApril Oth.'62, Tbe Pills shonh Ointment in m Bad I^s* CotBen Bieasts Co Bums CorBunions i St Bite of Moi-Eleciietoei an'! Sand Flie*MedalThis Plough is of the same pattern of thoie which took the preference over all which were exhibited at the World’s Fair in London, (sec Horace Greely'* Letters) und is unhesitatingly to the public es ihe BEST PI.OVGH inCoro-bay Cfciepo-fo • ’ChilblainsI-iGotGinHrLurPileParticular attention puid to the repair, ing of Thrashing Machines.IN PROBATE.Jefferson County Court. efftraon June 13, 1853 In the matterfloe estate of William Smith, deceased.To all whom it may concern:Letters of administration on said estate having been this day issued to John S. Kittle, of the town of Hebron, in raid county, and fix month* from ami after this day being allowed »nd limited for creditors toprcseu: their claims lor examination and allowance, notice is hereby given that the undersigned will on tbe if-lb day or Sor.rrirber, ardthc 7th day of November next ensuing, at one o'clock, p ni, of said days respectively, at the Court House, at Jeffcrran. n *nJd county, and on thr 13th day of December next ensuing, »i one o'clock,p.m.,at h*s omce in the city of atertown, in »id Wtmty,receive,! examine and adjust all claim* and rtomtak of all person*, against said deceased.And it is further ordered that a copy of this ord.» shall be published for foiir_ week* prior to .aid day of ^^*5* ocratie State Register,a weekly newspaper pub-A* traeVopy*'*1,0 ^ MLLIA:1°t! BUT LE R, Atteatf J7Gwt County Judge.W. T, Botler, County JudgeChap’ll har.ds Sold nl the Est^ LOW AY, 2J4,Sn don. and by all V« th' Un.tod States St.50 each. WiK hoMscs in ;he Ur.ilt; D. SANDS. New 0.7- There is a it-e larger sizes.N. B Directio in every di order LAfTFor the construe Avenu The Mayor and Watertown, do Section t, The and ten in Block hereby re verily i to be constructed avenue, and have MlbatAUtial murine twelve feet lone, next. *»id walk tc feet wide, and the ■ join the north »ides. 2. Ihe St ward is hereby ra s. iBo ^®BS3aB*NOTARY PUBUC.—Will aTt.nd to all hu.i-ness appertaining W bis office—filling up deeds, bonds. Ac ffT OfficeL m theRegister Office, Watertown, tvtibe no? ctutctructe. ausc th* same tlt;to be paid bj- aow ners of mid 1 build bis,her oraim UI,,I..IPasted Juiv l TllECAttest JosepDIS\T OTICE is heship h«r*toIO C. Rashtl, A J. 1ness, is this day All accounts d with the subicriCOUNTERFEIT DETECTORS rc-^ every week, at I- A IIOPKII* New Book Store,95 Ea»t-wsier st.HOUSE LOT FOR 8AI'E , The House and lot now occupied by Alexander Moore, for rale cheap, by May 1st. ISS3.W.H-BOURNE.15*The business signed, who ha* with tbe same, waukee prices ■ r,i?v to give him Watertown -'
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