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Other amendments offered; but the
main question was called, and taken up;
report adopted; bill passed, ayes IA
noes 8. .'@'.HJ '.l rH tt'.,nIl .
Mr. G, Ortiz moved toreconsider; lost;
ayes l2-noes s; not two thirds.
On motion, adjourned until | minute
after 10 O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
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OUTFITS FOR SANTA FEE.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public
of New Mexico, that at his establishment at
.A WESTPoRT, MISSOURI, ..
and by his agent at
-'l't1f C0UNCIL.GRoVE, tl ia3
Nebraska Territory, he is prepared to outfit and
supply with every thing requisite foi the journey
to Santa 70. companies or individuals, upon the
most reasonable terms. III jll
ETHe believes that an acquaintance of many
years with the Santa Fa trade, will enable him to
give general satisfaction in the business, l 'a
,,y' d. .tH. ALBERT G. BOONE.
Santa FL, Dec. "a, lS52.-2S-3m. ma E
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J. w. REED,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

cry OF SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO,
WILL practice IN the Courts of Santa Fe,
w and adjoining counties; and will attend to
criminal business in any part of the Territory.
Santa Fe, Sept 25 1885,. .--6mo
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OFFTCE OF CONY. or SUB,

FoRr UNION, N. NJ, DEC, %. 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bereceived at this
Office till IL O'Clock. NJ, on Tuesday the 2Sth day
OF February, 1853, for furnishing Flour TO the U.
States Troops, at the points and in the quantities
mentioned, as follows:
.,,, AT Taos, n. M.......... 10000 pounds.
At Fort Union, N. M..' 100000
Al Santa Fe, Sc ..... 100000
4., At Albuquerque, " "'... '22OOOO /"
n. At Fort Conrad, Z" ..... 'l25,0OO "
At Fort Fillmore, " ... '23O,U0O
The -four must be of 'snpelfne" quality, and de-
livprrd in strong cotton ''drng" sacks, of lOOibs
each -r
Proposals are invited for the whole amount, for
that required at several points, or for that required
at any particular point.
The contract or contracts to be made for one
year, and the faithful fulhlment thereof to be guar
antied by two responsible securities whose names
must be entered IN the proposals.
One fourth of the amount, required at each point,
must be delivered quarterly, commencing on the lst
day OF August, 1853
lT-The Commlssaries, or principal Assistant
Comlnissaries Of the subsistence in New Mexico.
will reserve the right Of increasing or diminishing
the amount to be delivered at each and every point,
by one third, by giving six months notice to that ef-
feet. ..f. ... -..--..
|' ISAAC BOWEN,
I..+ . "I Cant. & C S
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EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
House met at 8 o'clock " ''.
Mr. Wheaton offered a resolution to
inform the Council, that this House will
adjourn on Friday next at 10 o'clock
P, NJ until the second Monday in the
month of May; adopted.
Mr. Wheaton offered aresolution obi
ging the standing committees of this
House, to report on the respective bus
mess referred to them, by 5 o'clock to-
morrow; adopted. ..
By leave, Mr. Tnley from select
committee, reported a bill amending the
Election law, and recommending its
passage; adopted. ou
After sundry amendments had been
made to it, on suspending the rules, it
was read third time, and passed.
A message from the Governor, that
he has approved several bill passed this
session, and fled them in the Secreta-
ry's Office. Im.... rl
By leave, Mr. c Ortiz from a select
committee, reported bill in regard to
juries and the qualifications of Jurors,
and recommended its rejection.
.a Second reading of Bills;
A bill amending the law in regard tc
public bitches or acequias; read second
and third time, and passed.
A bill amending Section 8 of the law
amending the law establishing justices
courts; read second and third time, and
passed.
A bill authorizing the Territorial trea.
surer to contract a loan of $500; reac
second and third time, and passed.
A bill in regard to respect due to civi
authorities, and punishment for miscon
duct; read second and third time, anC
passed. 3tmeg iig ygga.t
A bill touching the duties of the Au,
ditor of the Territory; read second an(
third time, and passed.
A bill amending the law establishing
the Treasury Of the Territory; read Sc
cond and third time, snd passed. sa
From the Council; no %
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Thursday, January II.

.at aa Thursday, January III.
House mel at | min. after 10 o'clock.
As no quorum was present, call of
the House was ordered,
After a quorum had been obtained,
the House proceeded in the order of
the day; Mr. Jose + Ortiz in the chair.
Journal of yesterday was read and
approved.
On motion of Mr. Wheaton-the bill
provididg that the laws passed in this
Assembly, shall take effect thirty days
after their publication. Mr. Wheaton
moved to amend by striking out the
word "thirty," and inserting the word
"sixty;" adopted. Rules being suspen-
ded, it was read third time by its title,
and passed. 20
On motion Of Sena y Romero, me-
mortal to Congress, touching the hunt
ing of the buffalos, was taken up, read
second and third time, and passed
A bill for the relief of the Sherifts of
Taos, BernsIiIo, and San Miguel, was
read a second time; and on suspendug
the rules, read third time, and passed.
A bill providing for the payment of
salaries of certain probate judges in this
Territory, for the year 1851, read a Sc
cond time.
Mr. TuIey from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported the Taxation law
back to the House, with some amend
ments, and recommended its passage.
The bill, with the report of the com
miltee of the whole and the committee
on the Judiciary, was read. .
MIR Gonzales Of Taos, moved to amend
the report by striking out the word sap
proved" and inserting the words ''lhe
bill he rejected;" carried, ayes l2-
noes g. 5.. sa s
Mr. Tuley moved call of the House;
ordered, but immediately suspended.
Mr. luIey moved reconsideration Of
the adoption of the amendment Of Mr.
Gonzales of laos; agreed to.
Mr. rnley moved to amend the amend
ment of MIR Gonzales, to strike out the
words "to be rejected" and insert the
words "to be in force after the approval
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NUMBER 81,

not exceed 1900 feet; nay, tow.Idstha
polar regions Of the moon, caverns whose
depths have never yet been Illuminated
by one beam of the solar light Niche.
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Sarah BOugette.

This day came The plaintiffs by their attorney,
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the said Sarah Bougette, defendant, IS not
resident of this Territory but resides beyond the
limits thereof so that the ordinary process of the
law cannot be executed upon her, .
It is therefore ordered by the Court that the said
defendant enter her appearance hereto on or before
the first day Of the next term of this court, 10 be
begun and held at the court house in the town of
Limitar, on the first Monday of May next, A D.,
1853, and plead answer or demand to plaintiffs pc
titon, or judgment will be entered against her. It
is further ordered by the court that notice, by pub
lieation, be gwen according to law.
A true copy. HENRY WlNSLOW,
r.. t..... Clerk.
Limitdr, Socorro County,
December 2lst, 1862.
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II Texas has population Of over
100000; more than 10000 oyertwenty-
one years can neither read nor wriie..a
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Territory Of New Mexico, Third Judicial District
County Of Soeorro 'ti court, Nov. term, 1902
William s. Messervy( l a....|I fa..s
and James ]. Web XII. ....I. ..
Merchants under the Petition to foreclOse mort
name Of Messervy vH gage. N. M
Webb 4 .r..r, ..r". .t
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CHOICE OF A PROFESSION. old Gent.
Augustus, you have had all the
advantages of good education. You
have been well brought up, and as be-.
lieve you to be disposed boy,I
should wish you to choose your own
profession. Come, what would you like
to bep
Augnstus-l know what | should like
to be, but you wouldn't let me.
Old Gent.-What is it-a lawyer?
Aug.--No, it aint a lawyer.
Old Gent,-A doctor or a surgeon?
Aug NO.
OLD Gent.-A clergyman?
Aug--No.
Old Gent.-A soldier?
Ang.--No.
Old Gent.-What then?
Aug.-Why, clown at the circus.
CRIME IN New YoRx.-There were
no less than three honicidcs Or murders
in New York between Monday night
and Wednesday noon. Monday night
a woman pushed another down a flight
of stairs, causing her death; Tuesday
night, party annoying newly we'd
ded pair, were fired on by bother Of
the bride, and one Of them killed; on
Wednesday, at midday, and in a crow
ded street, an affray occurred, in which
one of the participants was horribly mu-
tiIated BY cut in the abdomen, and
died the same day.-Baltimore Sun.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

MERcuASr TAILoR.-We call attention to
the advertisement of John V. Martin, who has
supplied himself with a stock OF choice goods for
gcntlemens wear, which he promises to make up
to order in the latest and best style, and on rea-
sonablc terms. AT Mr.. Martins request, we cx-
amined some of his goods, which are certainly
oil a superior style and quality.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GInIs.-Miss E. Calvin
has opened, at northumberland, Select School
for girls. Northumberland is an excellent loca-
ton for such an institution-hcalthy, easy of ac-
cess, and with excellent society. For terms see
advertisement
-SPEcTAcLEs, &c.-Mr. J. Wiechselbaum will
be here during our approaching special court with
a lot of Spectacles, as per advertisement.
DEsrIsTRr.-Dr. Vallerchamp will remain
here short time longer, 10 accommodate those
who may want his professional services. His
work in this place has given general satisfaction.
"TuE YAxEEE PRIvATEEu, published at B os-
ton is an excellent paper-a nautical and literary
Journal. Its illustrations are good SO is its wit
and humor.
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ID L r. h.

In Million, on Sunday, The 9Th inst, Mis-
ELIZA BUOY, leayin. husband and seven
children 10 mourn their loss.
In Turbut township, on the 13h ins, Mis-,
ELIZABETH FOLLMER, wife of john
Follmer, deed, aged upwards Of 60 years.
In Northumberland on The 7lh inst. Capt
JAMES LEE, aged 10 years, ! month and
days.
MT Lee the oldest citizen Of Northumberland
lie was native of New Englnd and inherited all the
mental energy and physical vitality OF the New England
race. lie Il bridge builder, and among the "ary
arches" that "pumpeousy bestrde rivers several OF
the finest stand monuments 10 his genius and his indus
try. While he appeared rough and imperius as an old
English Commodore, living was kinder in all his
domestic relations The wife of Mr.. Lee died but few
short weeks before him How much she had contributed
to his comfort, aud u his success in life is known only
those who were intimate in the family. Few persons
ever performed with more patience skill the re-
sponshle duties Of domestic life. His son, Cant. A. Il
Lee, Of tho L. 8 A, after absence nearly twelve
years, fortunately at home at the time his death
Perhaps few imagine how much the old man dy ing
moments conspchy the presence of his son Peace
- the memory Of James Lee We think that Of the
thousands who knew him, there few-very few-who
will hear Of his death with feelings of sincere regret
LEvIsBURG DEMOCRAT
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ANOTHER AWFUL DISASTER.
TWO HUN NDRED LIVES Los
Loss of the Ship William and Mary.


The brig Reuben Carver, Capt. Ferbes, ar.
rived this morning from Sagua la Grande
has on board Capt Stenson and six of the
crew of the ship William and Mary, of Bath,
Me-, which was lost on the Sd inst on her
passage from Liverpool to New Orleans, with
nearly all on beard. The following report
is made by Capt. S,enson: -
"At A. NJ, on the 81 of May, strong
breezes from The Southeast, and cloudy
weather.
"Passed The Hole in the Wall al 10 meri.
dian; Slirrup Keh bore South, ten miles dis.
tant. The weather subsequently, became
thicker, and the wind increased, with a
heavy sea. At sunset saw nothing of the
Keys. Supposed we were well to the North
ward, after steering West by North, from -
O'Clock, meridian. At s P. NJ, supposng
ourselves 10 the Norlhward and Westward,
by The Great Isaacs, kept the ship Westward
by South, and commenced heaving the lead.
At o'clock found no bottom. in twenty
falhoms. At 80 struck on a sunken rock,
and hung about midships, with ten fa,homs
water all around, After beating heavily for
about fifteen minutes, the vessel extricated
herself, but struck Immediately afterward on
another rock, within few rods of the first.
After striking few times, she again went
clear OF the rocks, when The anchors were lei
60 and The boats prepared for launching,
"ln the merIlime The passengers were set
TO work at the pumps, but could not keep
The ship free from wafer. At midnight the
water was four fee, deep in the hold. Al 4
A. NJ. weather black and squally, with a
heavy sea, eight feet water in The hold
both pumps going; A. NJ, The water had
increased 10 ten feet, and the ship was going
down. The males and crew were placed in
the boats, the other two boats having been
broken after launching. Al s O'Clock left
The ship, and il few minutes she went
down, the Great lsaacs bearing E. 5. f.
seven miles distant.
ALTER having left The ship some hours
saw oarque, apparently bound for Europe,
heaVe 10 in the direction of The long and life
ooa's, and presume that she was engaged in
picking them up.
Inc William and Mary left Liverpool
WIN 2os passengers including their cook and
steward They nearly all wen, down viii
Tue vessel with two of The seamen, and The
shiPs s'eward."-New York Aduertissr.
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SPECIAL AUDITORS REPORT

10 The Hon 1erand and his Associate Judges Of
Common Pleas for the County Of Northumberland
The aecon, William Jesse George Yougm
That appointment in the
ounouiy 29h November the
erx William Gulck, Simpson, Youman III.
december and adjournment the Of
fongman appeared of
that Jesse Simpson, the December before and
December
Attorney said Ann Guct appeared notice place
That proceeded ascertain the during ts
their
A., b
which
accoun
"a
stately
Those for the determining what
the Youngmau'
appears
Gulck and all assessed '46
Pamphlet
Commonwealth for Retailers
in We therefore that
exhibits
for the 4s and 49, during Simpson soss balance due
Commonwealth subject the balances
Aud which
therefore
Those balances
exhibit entitled all The outstanding
Due the Commonwealth hfo s Sand
nd
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Baltimore Market.

may 10, 1898.
GRAIN Sales of Maryland red Wheat,
were made 10 day at l0s, ITO and Il2 cts.
load OF Pennsylvania white was sold a,
lis cts, which is decline.
CoRN.-Al the Corn Exchange to-day there
was good deal Of Corn offored, and The de-
mand being active, there was no difficulty in
eiiectlng sales. The transaction comprise
about 5000 bushels white Corn al 50 a SIS
cls.--none OF /, being very prime, but mostly
light ~ 600 bushels yellow at 59a6O els.
and 10000 bushels mixed at SO cts. Sales
also OF Penna. Rye at Sass cts, and OF
Maryland Oats at 39a42 cts.
WHlSKEY.-Small sales of bbls., were
made at 29la2s e,s7 and Of hhds. at 20
cts.
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1rPOISONING "

Thousands of parents who use Yermfuge
composed OF Castor oil, Calomel, &C., are not
aware, that while they appear 10 benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
llons for series Of Diseases, such as saliva
iion, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver.
tisement of Hohensack's Medicines, TO which
we ask the attention OF all directly interested
in their own as well as their Chldren's health
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those of bilious type, should make
use of the only genuine medicine, Hoben-
sacks Liver Pills.
u BE moi dcccired," bnt ask for Ioben.
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ.
serve that each has the signature Of the
Proprietor, ]. n. HOBENSACK, as none
else are genuine.
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Che 4flarkcts.
Philadelphia Market.

May IS, 1858.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market is dull.
with little export inquiry for flour. Stand
ard brands are lower, selling at 81 Sc. For
select and better brands S4 62t a s 30
Sales for city use within the above range of
prices. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are dull.
with sales of The latter al SAYS.
GRAIN.-There is more inquiry for Wheat
Small sale of fair red al / l3c, aud of white
al ll6 ll7c.
RYE-Sells on arrival at IS cts per bn.
CoRS-ls sscarce-yellow anoat commands
6Ic. and white 5Sc
Penna. Oats are worth 43Ic. Sales of
Delaware at 42ac
WHIsKEY.-SaIes in bbls. are making a,
23!c., and hhds. at 22Acls.
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NJ 4 II R L T. ID.

On The 18th inst, by Rev. p. Born, Mn.
JoHN F HoTTESsTEIY, to Miss MARY F.. LEN.
HART, both Of Shamokin Dam, Union Co.
On the 5lh inst. By Rev. S. Il Boyer, Mr.
JAMES MAcKEY, of Muncy, Lycoming county,
10 Mrs. ROSETTA ScorT, of Delaware lwsp.,
Norh'd county
On Tuesday the lo;h inst, by Rev. Thos
Bowman, THEODORE WRIGHT, Esq Editor Of
the "Lycoming Gazette" and Miss AUGUSTA.
eldest daughter Of J. Montayne Green, all OF
Williamspor.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-This community
has been shocked by an awful affair that
occurred ABOUT 10 o'clock last night. Rob.
ert A. Hawke, Messenger of the General
Post Office, cut his w(e's throat, obor, a.,
hour after they had retired, comple,eIy sor
erng The windpipe and arteries. He t,o.
made two cuts at his own throat, bp, ,,o.
as he says, prevented frOm killing himsel,
by his wife knocking the razor ou, of hi,
hand. Their daughter, thirteen years old
occupying an adjoining room, was awakened
by the screams of her mother, who jumped
out Of bed and ran down stairs In the
mean while Hawke raised the front window.
and loudly exclaiming-'I have cut nv
wife's throat and my own, and intend 10 cut
my child's." The wife succeeded in reach
ing the front door, but was unable to speak
The neighboIs on entering found her on The
floor in dying condition, and her HUSBAND
standing over her with extended arms eA
claiming "oh my wife my wife! hav,
cut her throat !" Their child was scream
ing from the steps. The wife expired il
about twenty minutes.
An inquest was held this morning, and ;
verdict returned of "Dealh by the hands o
her husband, he being in deranged Stale o
mind" Hawke has been arrested and com
mit,ed. He was honest and generally nof
fensive; but for some time past, was ex
tremsly depressed in his mind. lntendin!
suicide, he had written letter, saying ,ha
all the world was against him, and as h,
could not live happy here, he wanted all hi
family 10 60 10 heaven with him,
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RAIL ROADS VS.. STAGES.

Inc people of this section OF country
VIII bless the day when our Railroads 10
fo'''V'lle and Harrisburg are completed
Not only in getting rid of the tedium of
coaches travelling at an OK team pace, but
IN avoiding the imposition and impudspcs
OF rowdy proprietors and their agents, some
of whom vainly imagine that the riyb,
to carry the mail, confels upon ,hem.1be
title of gentlemen, with the privilege Of
brow beating, abusing and imposing on all
who have the misfortune TO be placed un.
der their power. A beautiful specimen Of
this genus is the proprietor at Pottsville
who contends that he is gentleman
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

~ SnAMoKlN.--We passed through
this place, a few days since, on our way
home from Philadelphia. We found
quite a number of strangers from Philadel-
phia and other places at MIR. Weaver's ex-
cellent hotel, looking after their interests
in the coal region-opening mines, putting
up coal brakers and making other improve
ments. The location of Shamokin is
healthy and picturesque. The town is
destined 10 grow, and that too, rapidly be-
fore long.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

ArFRSY AND MURDER IN BALrIMRE.-On
Sunday night, party Of some twelve or fif-
teen despeIadoes, entered the Lager beer
brewery establishment of German, named
Matthias Brendel, in Baltimore, behaving in
The most Outrageous manner, and on the pro.
prietor protesting against their conduct, they
discharged several pistols at him, two balls
taking effect in The arm, above the elbow,
and one shaltering the bones of one of his
hands. John Kreningar, one of the beer
cart drivers, was shot dead by the despera-
does
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

FUNNY TO THE LAST Some of the whig
ofiiceholders decease in very jolly manner.
A decabiialed "roue agent" on the mail line
between Boston and Burlington, via Vermont
Central Railroad, who temporarily fills The
place of his Democratic successor, now adds
"ei" to the word "ronleo whenever he signs
his name TO way-bill. ltis moi bad head
that jokes so eleverly after il is OF
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

FRoM AUsTRALIA.-The advices from Aus
iralia via England, to January 81, states that
the new digging, discovered between Yass
and Albany, is an immense mine of gold
The number of diggers increase daily. No
less than nineteen vessels were loading at
the port of Hamburg for Australia. The re-.
ceipts into England from Australia for the
week ending April 80, were about $500 900.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21
ANOTHER DREADFUL LCALAMITY-.FALL OF
BUILDING AND CIR EAT LOSS OF LIFE.

BUFFALO. May IA terrible calamity
occurred in this city yesterday. The build
ing on Main street, occupied as banking
house by Messrs. Robinson & Co., and Robert
Codd, while undergoing repairs, suddenly
caved in, the roof and every story being
carried through 10 the ground
II is feared that ii or Is workmen, and
some persons occupying the upper stories
are beneath the ruins.
The utmost excitement prevails and the
Fire department and large number of ci,i.
zens are clearing the ruins.
The front of the building had been taken
out for repairs, and the building was left
without proper support.
The building was five stories high, and
the centre inside and back wall fell into the
cellar, carrying the men who were a, work
on each story down with it.
An immense pile of lumber has been go,
out, and five men have been rescued alive
one with his leg badly crushed and the 9TH
ers seriously injured
Three dead bodies have been removed
one tina, of John Huford, muster carpenter,
whose head was completely crushed.
While digging in the rear, mau felt his
hand tightly grasped by one beneath the
ruins, and clearing away, boy was discov-
cred who had been Jammed in between the
,imbers for upwards Of all hour. The men
worked hard 10 rescue him, the little fellow
. bearing up bravey, though much crushed
and exhausted. He was at length restored
to the arms Of his father, who stood by in
speechess agony watching The efforts of The
men, The boys name is George kinskey
he is much injured internally, bu, hopes are
entertained for his recovery. The fire de.
parimen, is now organized 10 work during
The night.
1t is supposed that fifteen persons are sill
beneath the ruins, all Of whom ale doubtless
dead, as the ruins are piled up in a thick
solid mass from the cellar 10 the second story.
Much excitement prevails throughout the
city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

OF It is stated that Gov. Bigler has
commissioned the Hon. John C. Knox, for
merly of Tioga county, to fill the vacancy
on the Supreme Bench, occasioned by the
death Of Judge Gibson.