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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31
JOY TO THE WORLD

PHYSICIANS say that Davis Pain Killer is
one Of ihusA pice little articles which is cslcu.
lated to relieve m immense amount Of suffer
ing incident TO human life. Its action ON the
ystem Is many lines like magc-so instanta.
neous--the pam - gone at once.
For the almost miracu lous extinction OF pain
no medicine was ever discovered equal to the
Pain Killer. 1t is used in certain cases exter-
nally and internally. but never eternally. like
too many preparations Full directions accom-
pany each Bottle.
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cures
the following complaints, viz: Chill and Fever,
Cholera, Cholera Morbus. DiarrhGa, severe
Burns, Dyspepsia, Painters Uhoiic. Piles. Boils.
General debility. Coughs. Headache. sudden
colds. swtled joints. cramps and spasms .rheu.
mat SIN pains in the back and side and various
other complaints in fact it is PAIN KILLER
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31

E-BkuoLp TUE TyRAxr SxAINi-Eevar and
Augue. Intermittent and Remittent Fevers
have long exerted a tyranical influence through
out the western country but they have at length
been overcome by Smiths Tonic Syrup or
Vegetable Febrfuge. In truth, skill has never
devised. nor philanthropy commended. more
valuable remedy for the treatment Of this class
of diseases.
Beware Of all spurious TONES got up in im-
tation Of this, and recollect that Smiths Tonic
Syrup is the only genuine For Sale by L B
4 O A Paterson. TRowBIpRGE & SANDERS.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

THAT house situated on Iowa Avenue. near
L the Mineral Springs in Iowa "ity,
known as the largest and most comrodious
Dwelling House in the city II is divided in.
to l airy rooms. kitchen, bath room. with
an excellent well Of water attached, pantry
and convenient cellar. The subscriber owns
lots on the same block which will be sold
separately or along with the house. There is
a good stable, carriage and other shades, a
large garden and conveniences TO make this
property one Of the most agreeable residences
in the city, But what will render this proper.
ty most valuable, it is situated within about
two hundred yards Of the surveyed line Of
Railroad from Davenport to Iowa city which
will make it more profitable investment tha n
any property in the city. will either sell for
cash or on credit r. may be agreed upon,
apply to GEORGE ANDREWS,
Merchant Iowa CITY
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31

A WELL DESERVED CONFERENCE.-The Direc-
tors Of the NJ d. NJ. Railroad have determined
to name their first locomotive the lie Clare
in honor of our lion hearted fellow citizen, and
to show their appreciation of the noble. gener-
his whole action towards their Road. The
locomotive IS nearly completed, and is said
to be one of the finest in the United States, d is
to be ornamented with likeness of Mr.. LIE
Claire from an excellent daguerreotype by
Burdick. which has Teen forwarded to New
York for this purposc-Davenport Gazette.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE.
johnson District Court, Nop'r Term, a. ID. 1853
Daniel HINES.
Mary HINES
NO Mary HINES. the defendant in the above
i cause. who has been returned not found
YOU are hereby Gifted that there is now on
file in the Office Of the ERIK of the District
Court in johnson county Iowa q petition OF
Daniel Kines aiming of you divorce from
the bond. OF matrimony. for causes sci forth in
said petition. And that unless you appear
and answer thereto on or before the second
dav of'he next term of said court to be begun
and holden on the first Tuesday of November
A. d, 1858, a decree pro confesso:will be rem
dered against you thereon,
SAMUEL j. HESS,
CLERK of Johns District Court.
J. d. TENpLIS. Atty for plaintiff.
August "a. 1853 Avs
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAIN
KILLER.

The name of Pain Killer belongs exclusively
to the Proprietor Of this Medicine That right
has been recently sustained by court of law
and any person found selling an article by that
name, and not ofthe manufacture OF Perry Da.
Wis d Son, will be prosecuted.
Bepays Of all spurious aud counterleit Pain
Killers which are now manufactured To deceive
the people. There is none genuine but that
which is manufactured by Perry Davis d Sol.
Buy Of regular agents and respectable dealers
in medicines, and take none but Perry Davis
Pain Killer. You will then obtain that which
will give you every satisfaction desired.
Principal office for the sale of the GENUINE
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. in the Southern aud
Western States, No Z, College Building. CiDcin-
natl, Ono HARRIS Il Co. Proprietors
IS Blakesly, wholesale agents. 81 Louis.
Mo L d o A Patterson agents at Iowa city;
Fay u Stone at Muscatibe.
Nav ~ lsS3v
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31
FOR sAI.E.

SEVERAL tracts Of first rate farming land
" situated in Linn. Clinton Washington and
Jones coun les. including one
IMPROVED TAEM
in Linn county: all of which viii be sold cheap
and ON accommodating terms. Apply to YIN
Snyth, Marion, Linn county, Cook d Sergeant,
Davenport, or to the undersigned
A. H. PALMER.
Iowa city, May 18th. 1853.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31
LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
Johnson District Court, Nop'r Term, A. d. 1853
Edwin A. Brown,
US.
Co-ydon G. Brown)
mo Corydon T. Brown who has been return
L ed not found Sir. you are hereby notified
that there is on file in the Office of the clerk
Of the district court in johnson county, Iowa.
pc ition of Edwin A Brown claiming Of you
The sum of two hundred and sixteen dollars
and seventy six cents, as money due two
notes aud Judgment; and that unless you ap
pear and answer thereto before the End
day of the next term Of said court. to be begun
and holden on the first Tuesday of November,
A d 1853, Judgment will be rendered against
you thereon, and your property which is now
attached will be applied to satisfy any judg
ment the said plaintiff obtains against you in
said cause. SAMUEL J. HESS,
Clerk District Court. johnson CO.
D TEMPLIN, Atty for plaintiff.
August "A, o53-4w. Prs fee S.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
Wardcns Office Fort Madison A,

gust 4M 1858.
CEALED proposals will be received by the
~ Warden of the Iowa Penitcntiary AZ his
office there until the LIST of October 1858, for
furnishing supplies for the same for the fiscal
year commencing October list 1888.
To be delivered on LIST of December 1853
1000 pounds corn fed beef.
200 pounds heavy pork.
2 sacks G. A Salt.
barrel New Orleans Molasses.
barrel Cider Vinegar.
sack Rio Coffee
Is barrels fine flour, one barrel every 20
days
SO bushels corn meal bushels per month.
100 cords of oak wood, SO cord LIST Decem-
Der 1883, % LIST Of January aud % LIST of Feb
ruary 81.
8 boxes star candles, 4 boxes November LIST
1853, boxes March LIST "a.
The bids to be opened by the inspectors as
required by section 1882 & 1888 of the code of
Iowa, by which law they will be governed in
accepting and rejecting bids.
GEORGE GRIGSBY, Warden.
Iowa City, August IL, 1853:
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BASE CoUNrERFEIT--Some villain has got
ten up worthless article, and is selling the
same for Perry Davis Pain Killer. 1t is put
up in bottles closely resembling the original.
aud is calculated to deceive the unwary. Bly,
of r'gular Agent. and be sure you get the
genuine.-See advertisement. IL
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31
City Taxes.

~ of Iowa City that there has been assessed
for the year 1853. upon real estate. with i'm
provements exempt one halt OF ons per cent.
and upon personal p operty, one four h Of one
per cent. That the tax book has been placed
in my hands, and that shall proceed 10 col.
lee The same at The expiration of thirty days.
X. HUTCHINSON, Col .ector.
Iowa CITY, August IL, 1883
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31

pThe unprecedented success Of DR. Urban S
Anti Bacchanalian justifies us in recommend
ing it to all who are afflicted with that terrible
DISEASE for which it is designed as a remedy.
We ere assured it is fully what it is represent
ed, and that in the hundred and thousands Of
cases where it has been used, not single fail
ure has occurred. See advertisement in aDo-
ther column
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31

TA waggish sp n THRIFT said-"Five years
ago was not worth cent in the world-now
see where am through my exertions. We'll.
where are your why owe more than three
thousand dollars"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31

AN ORDINANCE to repeal an ordinance
providing for levyins . road poll tax.
SEcrioS l. BE Il ordained By The City Council
Of Io,ca City, That an ordinance providing for
levying road poll tax. approved June 7th
1853. be and The same is hereby repealed
Seo. g. This ordinance to take effect from
and after it's publication according to law.
j. p. DEFOREST, Mayor.
A. HART. Recorder.
August 18th 1858.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31

AN ORDINANCE to amend 'an ordinance
for licensing billiard tables ball ane ten pin
alleys.
SEcrioN 1. Be It ordained by the City Council
Of fo,ca City, That g. T.. RaihbunSase, and he
is hereby authorized to take out a license for
nine months from the passage ofthis ordinance
for keeping ten pin alley, at the premises
now occupied by him for that purpose and that
the MAJ or issue license to said Rathbone in
accordance with this ordinance on his produc.
ing the receipt of the city treasury for the sum
Of thirty three dollars paid for such license,
any thing in the act to which this is amendato.
ry to the contrary notwithstanding.
SEC. Z. This ordinance to take effect from
and after its publication according to law.
j. p. DEFOREST, Mayor.
A. HART Recorder
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Mammoth Performing CAGE,

Weighing over .000 pounds. drawn by
EIGHT SNOW-WHITE SrEEDS, altogether
rama.
A thrilling performance at each exhibition
in an immense performing den by Signor Hido-
ralgo. the most renowned of Lion conquerors,
who will. at a certain period enter the den Of
his terrific groupe Of Lions, Tigers, Leopards,
Cougars. Panthers, &c.,-the same as perform.
ed by him in all the principal cities Of Europe
and America
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that at an election held in the
several Townships of the County Of John
son State of Iowa. on Saturday the 9th day Of
August 1853, the proposition then and there
submitted to authorize the county aforesaid to
subscribe fifty thousand dollars to the capital
stock Of the Mississippi and Missouri Rail
Road Company to issue Bonds therefor and
levy a lax to pay the same and interest hereou,
was duly adopted by majority of 623 votes
in favor of the said proposition.
F. H. LEE County Judge.
August 3ist, 1853 4.w.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
T j p De Forest, Mavor of Iowa City, do
i issue this nv proclamation, warning all
persons that there is great danger Of HYDRO
PHOBlA or MADNESS amongst dogs. Evil
dence is before me that this dreadful malady
is in our midst. Therefore. to effectually pro.
tect the community at large from the sad re
suits that might ensue. by permitting Dogs or
Shuts to run at large, order and command.
by virtue Of the authority Of law, that all Dogs
and Shuts be confined and prevented from run
ming at large in any of the streets or alleys of
Iowa City, for the period of THIRTY DAYS.
And direct and command the Marshal of said
city to enforce an ordinance passed by the
City Council of Iowa City, entitled can ordi-
nance for levying tax on Dogs and prevent.
ing their running at large at certain times"
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand at the Mayors Office in Iowa City,
this 30lh day Of August 1853.
j. p. DE FOREST, Mayor.
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MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
RAILROAD.

SUBSCRIBERS to stock in the above road
y are hereby notified that five per cent on said
stock is now due. For the convenience OF
stock holders in Johnson county, payment can
be made mt the Office of Messrs Cook, Sargent
aud Downey. in Iowa City
GEORGEB SARGENT. Assistant Treasurer
+. Davenport August 10Th 1853.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31
LIVING ANIMALS
And the most attractive array Of
ENTERTAINING NOVELTIES,

ENTERTAINING NOVELTIES,
Ever exhibited in this or any other country
The Menagerie contains many rare and
beautiful specimens of animated nature, such
AS Aslatic Elephants, Arabian Camels. Asiatic
and African Lions, Royal and Bazilian Tigers,
Cheta or Hunting Leopards, South American
Partners, Cougars Ocelo's. Civit Cat, Mexican
Lion. Grizzly and Black Bears. Wolves. Beers,
Hyenas the celebrated Brahmin cattle and the
China Sheep; also, great variety of Birds and
Monkeys, which will be exhibited in co.:nec-
ton with Mabie,s United States Circus, with
out extra charge.
The Cavalcade will arrive in town on the
above morning, and there viii be GRAND
Procession, hera'ded by the Monster Eie.
plant Vaaloo Ala, one of the largest in the
United S ates.
The procession will be proceeded by the
celebrated
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.
Directed by the renowned Bugle player F.
A. STEELE.
Conspicuous in the Grand Cavalcade will be
| III.
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and after its publication according to law.
j. p, DEfOREST, Mayor.
a. HART, Recorder.
August 29th 1853.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-31

FoRSAL.H.
DY the subscriber living in Cedar township
ID johnson county Iowa, flock of seventy
six extra Merno and Saxon Sheep. They are
in fine condition.
ROBERT w. ORR.
Iowa City. August 3lst is53-2-w.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Johnson District Court. N0v'r Term,
A. d. 1858.

A. ID. 1858.
Courtney Clark.
| James Clark,
William G ark,
George Clark, po,;.;o t,x Partition
| Henry Clark. '
John w. Clark,
Zimr Hinshaw,
Martha Hinshaw
| l. Margaret Clark
| lanes Clark, William Clark. Geoig &c Clark,
d Henry Clark, Zimri Hinshaw and Martha
Hinshaw, defendants in the above entitled
cause, who have been returned mot found in
johnson county, are hereby notified that on
the 10Th day of March. A. ID. 1853, the plain
tiff filed in the office of the clerk of the district
cour; in Johnson county, her petition praying
PARTITION Of the following described real estate,
wit: The South East quarter Of the South
East quarter, and the South West quarter Of
the South East quarter Of section Twenty one;
the South West quarter Of the South West
quarter of section twenty two: the West half
| OF the North. West quarter Of section Twenty
seven; the East hall OF the North East quarter
of section Twenty eight; and thirty-seven a
cIes off of the north side Of the North. w est
quarter Of the North East quarter of section
rwen eight, all in Township Eighty one,
North of range eight West. situate in Johnson
county, and containing in all 81 acresi and
that unless they appear and answer thereto on
| or before the morning Of the second day Of the
next term Of said court, which term will com
mence on Tuesday. the first day Of November.
1853, judgment will be readersa against them
thereon. SAMUEL HESS,
Clerk Of johnson District Court.
w. PENN CLARKE. Atty for plaintiff.
August 10, 1853. 4w prs fee s..
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

MILL be sold at the Court House in John
w son county, on the l7ih Of September
1853, between the hours of 10 NJ and 5 + N
the following land. to wit North Of East
N E / Of section 10; South } Of East N e
of section 10; North / of West ofN o.
section 90: South Of West OF N W 3of sec
ton 90 in township eightT one; north Of rangs
five west, subject 10 the widows right of dow
er in fee simple.
GEORGE PITMAN
Admir- of estate of Stephen Gillian deceased
August n lS53-4w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-29
List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
III m this day.

Browr's Iiotel.-T II Williams, Mrs Nj Wi
hams, Miss; ID Ogden, NY; J L. Bcvvc, do; MIS-
Patterson, La; Ratciih, do; Bradley, lady, and
child. Ind; Miss Reid, Va; b Field, Phil: jacob,
Weishury; vi HcmpShill; SC; : Mckcnnon. do:
Z Donnan. Va; ID w & Bonham, Miss; II West,
Md; II X Burswen, Nc; 6 w Claceit, Md w X
Sharpiey, do; w Arthur. XVI NJ StIIweIl, w,
Duyal', Md; 6 w BTiga, Wash; " Taylor, Bali;
ID ID Morrison. do; II Johnson, Arb: y Futon, Ia;
w Graf, Iowa; G Gnon and daughter, do; Miss
Cladder, and pupils, do; Miss Suse II Green do
BTunItici, Ny: Miss BIumme!. io Mrs Robins"n
do; \ II Smith, w; II II Berry. Va.
N,:tiondI Hotci.--ti w Po,nerny, NY; w : Reese
Bait w Z Whytc, do; Major ] " Watkins, Md;
ID Taylor, USA; T Haines, do VIM. Free, Md.
4 McMora. Aransuren, VI Arangurcn, Jose Hor-
naDdrz. and G. Dominica Havana; III w Sullivan,
Indy and ! children, SC; G Kirkland, do; w X
Barker, do; X !iagg do; ! J Brobham, do; Col :
RYAN, do; w III Duncan, do; " Bailey, NY; ID +
Richardson, Bali w SHIN and lady, Va: Mrs VI :
Shermerhon, do; Miss Woodcock. do; Col Jamie
son. do; r Nj Dowcil do; G. ChoTfenng Gal; VI Penn
her, Wash; & Randolph, Va; e Learncd,ir Pills
field; f .Ah!ott. USA: Miss Morton; II w Ncile,
Miss; w IA Davidge, NY; A Forbes, Mass; Bcv
Pope, Miss; A Boyd, w, Sizer, Miss; N uc-
cct, Texas iiudsn. Va.
(Icdsly's Hofcf.-H T Goc;Iioc, Va; Thornton;
do; : ID Smith, do; T : Montgomery, La Grange Ga;
Miss Carecthers, do; Miss Tooke, do; w Takes,
Ala; Miss Learned, do W NJ MerTIck, Md, F
Bennett, sc: Hon fearce and soH. Md w Black
ford, Phil; T. 4 Jackson, do; + + Warner. Va; + T
Hamilton and family, NY; Thomas Council, do; e
Sparks. ri; Charles Lusiicr, haiIe: ID e Becker,
NO; : Baydcn, NC; F Gootl7oc. Ky; II f Thornton
Va; + II Conroy acd , ladies', NL, X Summeit and
lady, Boston.
lfyias Hotci.-J Price and lady; W VI Randall,
do; ii \ Cook and lady, do; l. :; Card and lady, do;
James Gardiner. Ga; Mr. Daniel Va; ID Cones; :
Smith. Conn; T. Hartman and lafieS, NY; : Bur
ton, Ohio; Lewis eating, Lowell ) X Webster,
Raj
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miserable abortions of Naval steamers
now in our service, are the result Of this
reprehensible weakness; operating, too,
through their well known incfficiency to
afford plausible grounds for the prejudice
against the service entertained by the
ignorant and the dcmagogues in the Con-
gress of the United States.
In view of the fact that our commerce
is leaping ahead as nations commerce
was never before extended, and that I'M
less we do prepare for its triumphant de-
fence in case it may be assailcd in the
course of coming national perturbations
(which have been occurring ever since
nations existed, and will continue to &C.
cur longer than civilization itself will ex-
ist,) thorough naval reforms and improve
ments, requiring Congressional action,
arc imperatively necessary. These are
reforms and improvements, too, in which
the farmer in Wisconsin, and the planter
in Arkansas are interested equally with
the shipowner in New York, the manu-
facturer in Lowell, and the trader in San
Francisco. The least serious difficulty
with real naval Power will open the eyes
of the whole country to the truth of all
we have written above; though the
popular mind may possibly fail to become
duly awakened in this connection, until
our commerce shall have received some
check, to cost the United States an aggre-
gate of hundrcdfold more than would
be the proper cost Of speedily putting
their naval service on footing in keeping
with the momcntous American interests
nominally under its guardianship, in cy-
cry quarter of the globe.
To say the least for them, those now
at the head of the Government are emf
nently practical men--men Of the
times. May not the country, then, hope
that they will lend themselves with en-
phasis to the correction of the five great
evils mentioned above, which have con-
spired to render our Navy inefficient, and
thus to deprive the public interest of the
advantages which should accrue to it
from the possession of corps of naval
officers which, in the main, is so admir-
ably qualified, under proper regulations,
and with proper aid from the National
Legislature, to make our Navy, by long
odds, the best in the world of it's size.
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existed in 1S4S; brought about in good
measure by the failure of Folks admins
tration to apply the knife promptly and
effectively, for the extirpation of the germ
Of the cancer which subsequently for the
time destroyed their party's strength
there.
The Republics leader is capitally
written paper upon the progress of Texas,
from which the editor draws the conclu-
sion that annexation is not, after all, the
dreadful thing it is voted by gentlemen
who read Gibbon and Hume through eve
glasses.
The Sun defends an Elective Judiciary
against the structures of the National In
tetligencer and the Newark IN. j. Daily
Advertiser, expressing views in which we
heartily coincide, as we have already
taken occasion to explain.
The Clipper, under the text of The
man shall not preach" breaches column
Oh street preaching. Friend Connolly
has, it thus seems, fairly accommodated
himself to his new harness; welding the
pen of his worthy predecessor as handily
as though already admitted into all the
temperance, bible, missionary, Christian
alliance, moral reform, and anti-catholic
national associations in the land.
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News Of the Morning.

u The telegraph brings news of the
death of Mark p. Taylor, late Mayor of
Cincinnati.
UIt is rumored, that the leaders of
Indignation meetings, recently held in
Baltimore to denouncc the Mayor Hollins,
propose to run blind Johnny Mitchell, "
the street lecturer, at the next election, as
their candidate for Mayor.
ADVANCE IN Coal IN New YORK.-The
Tribune says:
An advance of twenty cents ton upon
transportation of coal will take place
August 8, and an advance Of twenty-five
cents ton is expected to be added at the
same time, by the mines.
UAmong the embroideries from Dub
lin, now OH exhibition at the New York
Crystal Palace, is handkerchief intended
as a present to Mrs. Pierce The en-
broidcry is said to be beautiful, cqualing
anything sent from France, where the
people are supposedto excel in this branch
of industry.
CTA large meeting at St. John s, N, 3.
resolved that uniettered commercial rela-
tons with the United States were neces-
sary for the prosperity of the Province.
The announcement that the American
fishing vessels are armed, excited great
attention in the lower provinces.
q The Democratic State Convention,
which met at Harris burg yesterday, NOM
mated Hon. John e. Knox, to fill the
vacancy on the bench of the Supreme
Court, occasioned by the death of Judge
Gibson. Resolutions were adopted at
the evening session, opposing Governor
Biglers administration, and endorsing
the Baltimore platform.
GTThc rains have caused very sud-
den rise in Schuylkill river, Pennsylvania.
The waters arc still rising rapidly y, caus-
ing fears of the destruction of much
property.