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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11
store stand For Sale !

Store Stand For Sale!
NhE Store, House, Lot. and appurtenan.
L ces therennto belonging, situated in
Litch6eld. three doors west Of the Court
house, formerly occupied by Lyman u.
Smith and now occupied by H. B. Richards,
for Grocery aud Provision Store, is Of
fered for sale, and will be sold cheap. The
terms Of pay meat can be made easy taan
one who wishes'to purchase. Enquire Of
LYMAN ]. SMITH. or
GEO H. BALDWIN.
Litch6eld, Jan gath, 1853. ....
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11

BEAUTIFUL AND uEiEAPl ls The ex-.
clamaton Of every one who examines Brad
lords Muslins and Lawns. Splendid colors
and patterns, fresh from the Guc,ioH rooms Of
New York, are now going with RUsH->at
prices which aslonish even the shoppers Of
Dry Goods. A g BRADFORD,
w olcotavilie.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11

We would sali the attention just now OI
our patrons and customers generally 20 she
Gaci that We have decidedly the best ard lar
eest assortment Of Lumber TO be found in the
Nausatuck Valley, not excepting Bridgeport
Our Lumber is mostly well seasoned, and in
the best condition foT dressing. Those IN
want of will do well to call sOon,as seasoned
Lumber will be obtained with difficulty from
the early shipments.
We have also Lehigh, White and Red Ash
Goals on hand, ell Of which, together with our
Lumber, Shingles, La,h, &c. we are selling
at prices lower than present market rates.
WATERBURY LUMBER & COAL CO.
April 8, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11
- WAN'TED,
ANRHRICAN SUN6AO.

Now isthe time 70 gather u, and the sab-
scrioers will pay fair market pfsce-CAsH
for so TOYS delivered at our Factory THIS
subscribers.
WArERsuAx Leather MF'G. Co.
Waterbury, July 81. 1858. 2m9
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11

Milford-Mr Taltle, Plymouth Hollow,
Woodward q Crast, WOodbury-H +
Sanford, Bridgewater, H KiIbOurn, Milton
Conn., TOmlinsOn, New Preston-WiIS
lam Hunt, WoOdViIle- William Fry East
Kent-E Skid. Cornwall BRIDGE HolIis>
ter. SalisburY-JOyce & Spur 81 NTH
Canaan.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11
'GO01a NH 40 asvasTd INV 40

ThefollOWing is list of our authorized
Agents
VIA @ II Baldwin, Litchfcld; J D
Joice. Slisbury /; Barnnm & Richardson.
Lime Rock; Belden 3 Miner, Falls Vil>
Iage, GardAsr q Sanford, West Cornwall.
Watson g. Smith, Sharon, AlvOrd and
Brother. Woleotviile. J Eli Treat. New
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11
". sMe9'9'6a9a lg2e,
At the Old Stand,

0A HAVING procured an assistant
~&EC.z&R Matchmaker and Jeweler, will
ntinue t do any and al kinde
81 wa.cn repairing and watch jeweling that
may be intr usied l. his care in the best man.
Ger and ON reason ablt terms, no pains will bs
s2aredto give satisfaction toevery customer
Thankful lfor past tavors hewould solicit the
C continuance of the public patronage. Als",s
choice assortment OF Watches. Jewelry end
silver Ware at low prices for Cash.
Litchfield May 1881. ly3 .
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11

GENTLEMEN are requested to notice a
case Of splendid quality fashionable HATS
al BRADFORD'S, 10 WOlcottville.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11

Manufactured IN Birnsingham By Dr.. II. Woodsaorth,
e. orders mast Be addressed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
stEEAT NORTHERN

.,IE,,p NHiTrrrGs.--
NS R1UrE- EN&Ey4 Nuz.1 =. .:t:.-.
fiIfAlNt tIE CflN i'atnu
- ti, Ctrs Any-. Tql- j., Duakk Bqf
Ii, AHug Boston, frk, I4 g. 4Hl al t rf1s,;,
IuasknrHg Lauis Sra York rHREE DAYS ty
h igya, hrsn la!na ld Ai SGltforn Railroad Line.
-. ~ - NIt, - =, =. ' l'',' Niri tI' ANtl7
"th tl Rock lssid Chicago ltalroad Lassile
W n H tb'n7 % -'1i rlrt NJ u u'ark, wi5h
l Northern lnl"Ha hbi Michigan southern aroal
-hip3rg u'r E ~ N-WNuk City in THIRTY SIX GI8 rs
Chicago CrS",aui fgta0 Albany, alaIo aud
NewN Noth nd e. eh'ngi.
th tAr o.loek tram rom Chicpg Tor n, Eas
"" >\' lNA-IhA lst heH'a 10 thwtzst LoHta md htu
ltd packet rSv-s ~ loni5
o onnr ting al 'ltol ~ u the II o'cl
ewing SIT -hsi at e'lo'k
n~Y urung at uo ny a. miles sugu", with Rs broad Express
arriving NJ
Ht O'clock through to Nw York hulfsieu
hours quicker than any o3hrr Northern roete.
TRAINS uAILY-
qe-', =; I'ie an Cleveland wi the Lake shore aroat
.h"k vi" m ltI'saIh ~ * rts al $3.50 which IN
Ns~lo'l at 40 he evening" Also
aud New iok tiy Night Exitess, which Buffalo
ftFing ~ twN'fh al t.32 ne same evening,
I'd hAPktSN ~ MAuLravs Chicago Il (layl
onntls ~u t Lax" Shore Ira ant arri.es Duukrk time
morning. Also CONNECTS with the Buffalo Night
~ - Masn f"Nsf b"o at Nj, arriving IN Aewiok nt $50
ai TELEGRAPH EMPRESS Leaves Chicago making
ansttS il n. IT. d., s'e ish'an- Express, Which
St ORR a. 9i htN Jay Also connecting with steamboats,
rIo ai atft AT bag IN tlnl- for the Lightning
ial"N '5r "e 'tA ity ana Newl and Kali
tl Ut, w - ~ ~ same evening" aud without change
nTs. oniy eng tram leaves C'rag' Sunday,
niles, distance by Mich ghn southern Railroad, Of
| !hr itfir BY tlis linz. - mita.
RAILROAD ceSvFeHeHa.
Cyau'en. a Toledo win igedo SorN ak aud cleveland
As, At Dclle'ue with Mad River Road Springfield and
Also al Monroe yle with Mansfield Road IA, ons and ,fa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

VIII icsvc SUNDAY. Arlrstss at s o eloct AM
ETOR lNlpIANOLA, PoRT LANACA n T-f-k>
and MtTAG0EpA, lt,,egtou- Re- sInt New
orats md Ts United St1" Steamship. new,
nr-ii nt ctnsr Pii.S. ~ EtfN CI Thomas Fotts,
tr, vii cnNr above ul 1frsy Tine trade li 81
the ,sscls iu this i1) with oj Npr Gups aud nrs ty
Hhrel, she s.'e ur'm arslar4inr. Ffrieh
ir lndanol asl Ln'ct wh Le inld " warta tHst 10
4heato 10 Mta- nria hyl yttoft chsge. For sit
ptssal', having rlr'-ui 3, at,'usiatinr alt'y 10
HARRIS h MuKtiA =, lp. Of Julia street.
opposite fbr StsaUisip Landing.
~ Thialue having pilot Ctvno Bar,
vii hereafter under the o itH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
SEA-GOTNG VESSELS.
CHITFOR.NIA.
nor CALIFORNIA.

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA lift,
1RuZ lepirou OF proceeding California
ran nv do o wa Vsrarur CITY AcnpuiGof
,n ,gn6.nt samsbp TEXAS, buthen, Place
ronmansr for VerRCrnz and I+ Of
every month o'clork carrying the U. S. Mails.
Stages will leave vraCroE daily Tor the City Of MTico from thence 10
tutco Intleze eHB be had.
iIiE MiXfCAN OCEAN MAIL AND I'M AND COMPANY will
y the Rad aud Atpulro
An port Francisco he
rardc Steamers touch AchIpco passengers long
tanned Forlurlher particrlqrH, Rplly 70
HARRIS Il MORGAN. foot nj Illinsttcrt
nylGtf opp,se the Stpar..lp landing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
STEA MBOATS.
iftjBILE.

sSQR MOBILE, EiY Sr LorGs rnOes, =.
h&D PASS CHRISTIAN. Daily q. Mai -I.ssz4ss.e-sls
LiGsSIr trrpgEsir,r The Fntnii5
s4Anert az! EGttN. cap r. h. lierD, FipIIDh, Capt.
JoDn ssi, rn.g Lut srptsssiy fnr
oilhe Alcts will leA,s the aroad BtifT
arrival II hs Iasc ofh y 7cloot rrr stfppiag
iian dH
on Wednesday, sn iatnr'' atl M1niaya Thrass
turning.
~ The Mobile aa. .ve places viii leave the
cnrr of the Agent lalr ra'' IL h'eert e
tw letter. Fact Il Mobile p, In mail
will be- htus,i IN
- FrsIEt ior Rag - ' rara .b
for aeainur CAIIfURNfA or rgFOtF.
iel r. GEnpEs. Agent, 10 Rank place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
LiPERPOOL.

ESOR IIVERPOOL.--Th splendid new irsEg1
y ,lluy American clipper ship GI lDIN so t.s1
- Nls. Rob 1T C0ualr loading viI
pui.h toritelgr r9ncep aud Cotton, apply
J.P. WHITNEY a co. bl Camp street.
~ prpas.ire gful. tn the Captain t4lsrl aI4t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS
C0NsTARLE,S SALE
CoNsTABLE.s SALE.

UUNNTABLE , 6NLE.
F' 'r,ca caUnT JEAN FEoNrERE s luDcls and Wiz.
PAEraf pr OftfsNs. d. W. la-35.
HeY VIRTUE Of q writ Of fieri facias to me
ditrel b M Hon, T. Y ';ainn fr Juai~ Pose
Fr'sh Cd fgb SATI's-
bhY, Sps ,.r 3, s3, Il o'ok my Ware Hqaas No
gs' 1rh' pitcflRg street
one G0I ~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
S-i,=d the above si!t. Tefas cash.
arcs }. J. HOPPE. Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

"HIIE LEAD--In %, 80, 100 and 500 lb.
w kegs from the Atlantic Uniun brooklyn, Pacific, Ulster and
rites White Lead FRENCH ZlNCior sale by
Iy9s A. DELAGRAvE co. u MAgazine street, /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
y Ew YORK GASREGULATOR COMPANY

I z UFF y 20. NlNTlW A4.-1IlE OFFITF, TINE
YORK Gas kt6 uLAiu COMPANY rn permanently rsab
ed al 262 hrt"S lu wee Chamters and Warren ets}
now PREPARED t set htdtas PaentGas private
Ssrs.
ropoF's invited nom all places United se where
used, about To be ntfOHrri Of
Ner tht'u Hs rtaaor itdrird, proposals will
This Nalasii ma ins has received tie highest
niuns, well the unqualified appreciation Of the
= tas "a TIE nitd state after i3lg eNps-ur4
0oHLe q Gas, While ~ ihe SAINT time uAy
s light II Is, Ltyod duuhf, the achino
Piled Gas Lighting AfPlraue brings TINS be,t Of LIGHT
loser cost tlsn OIL The dangerous compounds o splits
.
Pamphlets containing description Of the
Na't ms ue i I'' lt uN o. te Company Tor tuey viii be
stnt hy lostl IL CLAhkE. heerntAry. I'VE anl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
RED RTpER

VIII .s7e SATURDAY hugri' a. At 6 o',i7rEr.m
VNOR GRAND ECORE, kATCHT- ees =
ToCuES ALEXANDRA and I'll intermediate 7lifrs4F
srd l+ md light d.a ght Sl zS,sr.essxk
D1siA, w" kN,j dasr - ssye above. For e sdt y
asssag", apply l9lId, ,-"r
=. H. rosIRoY co, - Grls ar street.
Y The Sy mis- VIA -fs resbt r Sry-p5i WITH tc rfiy h
II 4puIt 2. ,U9l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
TECRSRURG.

wiz leave SATrRph !. AHgesi H. at 5oriock p. ".
EIOR EICkSBURG, WARRENTON, sx-
z, NEW cARriAGE, GRAND Gulf, HARD Latsss-sf.
lines RODNEY, 81. JOSEPH WAfErtBJyF,
'AICHtZs FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, and AZ
lam spiridd phsFsHg ks steamer NAlsiEfZ No.
2, T. p leather
nlI!y on boardi
D. r. CAFtRDI.T. Cuion Row, S. Chr0nlslet street
~ The Nshe1 has ssiatns The yOAST
aud g. VI CAMPBELL and will take freight all points
q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

asSO
~ For tale by A. F, COCHRAN CO. So Grayier street.
CfTRON ShELLED ALAONn nS and CANARY SEED;
ALMONDS, WAt.NUTs ana FtLBERGS. iel5
4 tHEESE-lO0 boxes English Dairy and Pine
~ Apple C+oeeei Just received sahp Sat the soIt
sale X. NJ. MCATPlS n
aul7 In 90 C0u1ugn 3s Cantl streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

a. rg Anrrlui sbp CRCNW ELI, Caltain Ball, .11saL
t-rI1s taga lu Atpnh. For lr't. uI 100 lh1-
j /. WlurNgT Z Cp. 81 CAM, street.
ssy- t, ,as.,as- .n,t, Il, The C,.un m n .A,d fI1n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

6uIla- Aurre4u safp ONWARD fap t, is a. y
uemg aud win hrc q'e. dprHt-t, tag- teiglt. pl 400
}. p. WilT,yEYG co, 81 Cnrp street.
~ Tresrr, aTP'y uthr Captain OF bn-rl. 1890
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

l RROCGIlT to the First District Police 2.
HESTER dark q f., about 81 i.rlcs q a.
hagu; she belongs ." Alr. Emilio LaSsre E
CELtS1ISE CELNEIiS taek, years Cd frrt ~
in les hig gb- says b. ltongs o iir. ANTOINE. ~
The vii sa5e comply with The law respecting
Sew orleaus, August g. 1851. aal0 iawss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
pROUGHT to the First District Police ps

n D Prison ~
SOB, black old. inches high says/ "a
L.. ,ronga o Mr. Robert ltU.ssH w
sARAi 4s aL-u, DID, ct II in ,lsh. sSHs =.
belongs u II i4imrs.
EfAcE at ere about ysars 3D. sfes oshes high Soy.
f'- lt.r To- AlAIAute Iaiaa,
TA-oHner.~il plsasy aonply ,A law respecting uam
JONATHAN WuRRALL, Warlen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

NJERCHANDISE FOR SALE To arrive,
w e,s1ps sstrI Bnnazton Ja7aa M.aran osvego and
10 t1rrss Iarz4 No. . MAcKERELi
lfy
81 bs4r. GOLDFISH;
M do lIEkfsTSGS
iat DO MaEial-u s. 'Al- ilERklNGS;
q d. Pibe AppF~ CtfrEsEi
u asks Bt-aeasd VIM anH sprnz WHALE OIL
rs = IBIS PlcELED HEARINGS;
For safe, nrriy. ~ j. H. CARTER Il co.
IN - y .ni Is Common Tb57p :oalA sif@at
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
Johnson County Fair.

Next Wednesday We are in hopes of wit
Messing the largest concourse Of our fellow citi
zens, which has ever gathered together in Iowa
City. Every man with whom We have con-
versed seems 10 look with the utmost favor
upon the establishment of the Society, and dis
posed to DO III IN hts power to render this, its
first Annual Fair, an interesting and useful &C
casion.
There may be articles worthy Of exhibition
and premium. which are not enumerated in
the List, en. We hors that no one win be de-
Tered o. this from bringing forward, anything
aud ecerythin9. that he may have. of his own
raising, or invention or domestic manufacture,
in which he feels pride and an interest az an
Iowa Farmer. There are undoubtedly some
omissions in the list, and it could hardly te
expected 10 be otherwise, but they can all be
filed by another year, and the best way to en-.
sure an insertion of omitted articles, will be to
have them on hand and under consideration OF
the Judges.
Everything will be in readiness for the &C.
commodation of as many as shall come. and
every one will be glad to meet his fellow cti
zen and neighbor on an occasion Of such gen.
eral interest. So "drum up" all the dsaffect.
ed and lazy ones, and ifthey will not bring
anything else let them bring themselves or their
families bring them.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
Rail Road Meeting, Come one!
Come all

To morrow evening at the State House, all
friends of the Lyons Iowa Central are earnestly
desired to attend. Several distinguished speak.
ers will be present, and the features of this
railroad enterprise be brought forward to the
full and candid consideration Of our citizens.
Let ALL, however affected towards this Road
be present, and hear recital Of facts and fig
uyes, calculated to disarm this community of
whatever doubts or prejudices it may have
heretofore cherished.
Mr.. Adams is now in town and speaks in
the most favorable terms Of the progress Of
work on all portions Of the line. The track
viii be ready for laying the rails to Fulton
City before the setting in of winter, and on this
side of the river some six miles are already
graded. About five hundred men are now en-
gagged between this City and Lyons, and their
numbers are daily increasing Let those wes-
tern counties which have not yet had their
railroad election, bear these facts in mind
when thew 90 to the polls
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
The Fault Is Some w here.

We receive almost daily complaints from
Marshal, Winneshiek and other Counties, that
our subscribers receive the Reporter very irreg
|ularly;-lke CANCELS visits they are few and
far between" We only hope that they proue
angelic visitors when they do arrive.
But what il the reason of all this irrepu.
lariiy? At whose door must tins culpable
neglect or unavoidable delay, be laid? We
mail our papers for all parts OF Iowa as regu.
Harry as the weeks come round, and they leave
this City with equal regularity, week by week.
We have undoubted confidence in the pune
duality and promptness Of our Postmaster and
his assistant, and are assured by them as to
the above facts. We must then look farther,
|and while it is out Of our power, to institute
personal Inquiries into the business character
|of Postmasters, or examine the nature of mail
facilities, along the various routes, all we can
do is to request our unfortunate patrons, to
look well 10 Uncle Sans mail agents nearer
home. Pn' bold face on the matter and fer
ret out the delinquents. or if there are no dein.
|quencies, ascertain your wants in this behalf
which are not yet supplied, and make an effort
to supply them, as well as to remedy all exist
ling evils which may come under your notice.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
Good newsfor Rock Island.

The contract for,he Railroad Ridge across
the Mississippi river at Rock leland was let
to Messrs. John Warner d Co., last week,
who have already commenced work. 1t is to
be completed by December lst 1854. We un
derstand that a large portion of The work will
be done this fall and winter.
TIE location 81 the bridge, about which
there has been SO many anxious fears, is just
where every Rock Islander desired to have it,
and is entirely satisfactory to the whole town.
1t commences at tie depot in the city, aud runs
to the Island, then to the Point by the Daven.
port place, and aGosss he river to Iowa.
The fears and dhubteso long INDUCED in by
many ofour citis(ns. eaay COW be set at rest,
for the bridge 10 ldcstex and located for the
interest Of our city, ZEN y. the railroad.
TAss hsidss Vim v wisi ! doubls draz
so ~ nos 70 ssbssrc1 ks n.vis.tisa u he
river. and will Be sse d the finest structures
Of the kind in this eountry.-Rock Island Re.
publican.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
Candidate for Governor Of wiz
COnsin.

VIM. A. Bartsaw, it lie worthy of remark, is
placed in that position by the spontaneous &C.
ton Of the people. He did not seek the Office
but openly and freely expressed his preferen
ces for another: and at his own special request
his name was withheld from the Convention
until series of ballottings were had for others,
and the demand for his name was such as he
could not consistently disregard Mr.. B. is
well known to the people of this State-from
its early history and in all his relations.
public and private, he has sustained the repu-
tation of thorough business man. As pub
lie officer his every act was scanned with all
the scrutiny Of malicious cunning, and in every
instance such scrutiny but resulted in the
triumphant vindication Of his integrity and
ability as such officer. 1t has been well said
of him that no man has had more malicious
prosecutors and no man has more devoted
friends. Such man is of the Gen. jackson
kind, and his administration will be marked
by something more than mere negative quail.
ties. He represents the soul of the progress
sive democr~y-ac,ive energetic. intelligent
and hopeful.-Wisconsin Argus.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
Deoth of Lieut.. Gov. Burns Of wis.
cOnsim.

BY an extra from the Office of the Lacrosse
Democrat, We learn that Hon. TIMOTHY BURNs.
Lieut. Governor of Wisconsin, died at that
place, Of bilious fever. on the 2lst inst. Gov.
Burns was conspicuous man in Wisconsin
politics. and his career, though brief has been
brilliant one. He was born in Dublin Ire
land, May 3lst, 1920. While yet an infant his
parents emigratcd to New York. In 1897, he
removed to Wisconsin and settled in Iowa
County, where he engaged in mining until
1874, when he was elected sheriff of the county
In 1916 he was elected to the Assembly, and
re elected in 1913. during which term he was
chosen speaker of that body. In 1850 he was
elected commissioner of Public Works, and
the next year he was elected Lieut.. Gov. Of the
State, which Office he held at the time Of his
death-Chicago Press.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05

1 the death Of theHon. JAS p. CARLETON, late
Judge Of the 4th Judicial District
When on motion Of Edward Connolly Esq ,
a committee Of three was appointed for that
purpose consisting of WV. PEsS CLARKE, Gro.
IS. HAMPTON, and EDWARD Connolly. who at.
ter retiring for short time, reported the fol-
flowing, which after few very feeling remarks
by their chairman, were unanimously adopted.
Resotped, That this meeting, composed Of
he members of the Courts of johnson county,
and the members Of the Bar, has heard with
feelings of profound regret of the decease Of
Your late friend and brother, Honorable JAMES
T. CARLMoN Jr., late Judge of the Fourth Ju-
dicial District Of the State of Iowa.
Resolved, That, eherishing a fresh recollec-
ton of his many kind and amiable qualities,
his suavity of manners ,hs great legal abilities,
and his integrity Judge, we deplore the
death of our deceased brother, as a great loss.
not only to this Judicial District, but to the
whole S ate.
Resolced. That the members Of the United
States Circuit Court, now in session in this
City, be invited 10 unite with the members Of
athis meeting in paying the last tribute of res
4pect to the remains Of our deceased brother,
10y attending his funeral services in a body.
RESOLVED, That we tender our coincidence and
heartfelt sympathy to the family and relations
of the deceased in the melancholy bereavement
they have sustained.
RESOLVED, That the 4 6rman of this meeting
transmi, copy of its proceedings as an evi
lence of the high estimation. in which the
members Of this meeting held their departed
brother, and in, token Of their unaffected scr
row for his lossa
Resolved, ThafrheE Chairman be requested
10 present the pr5essdfpgs offhissnestisx teshs
III. S. Circuit Court now In session, and to the
District Court of johnson county at it's next
session, and move that the same be entered
on the records thereof.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be furnished to the papers Of this city for
publication.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet at
half past one o'clock p. M.
Half past one o'clock, p. M,-The meetip,
was called to order ov the Chairman and on
I motion of Gro. s. HAMPTON Esq Immediately
adjourned for the purpose Of attending the flu.
neral ceremonies of the deceased.
EASTIN MORRIS, Chairman.
WN. Z. MiLLER, Secretary.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05
GEN. Shields.

The numerous friends Of our distinguished
Senator, GEN. SHIELDS, will be gratifed to learn
that he is fast regaining his wonted health and
strength. He arrived in this city on Friday
evening last and although exhibiting evident
traces of his late serions illness, we are graft.
fed to say he was loooking far better and strong.
er tina. we expected to see him. He will prob.
ably leave 10 day for the East, travelling by
short stages. as his strength will permit. We
trust to be able to report his entire recovery
prior to entering upon the arduous duties 81
his station at the approaching Session of Con-
gress.-Chicago Press.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-10-05

Ei-Gov German has determined 70 carry
out the treaty stipulations, made with the
Sioux Indians in 1851 relative to the introduce
ton of liquor into the country west ofthe Mis-.
sissippi.
A suppression of the traffic has become alb
soiutely necessary for the protection Of settlers
in the Minnesota valley, from the rum-incited
depredations OF the Indians.