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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-30
.IY'T'E.NV'T0N

FIRb1 hOSE CoHi Al
4 T a meeting of the company on Monday evening last
- II was
..Griered that the members be directed to call on MIR.
John knote, Oh or before the eth INST. aud rfseure ther
Uniform. or the Materials for the same"
EXTRACT from the minutes. II & B0SHAM
sep23 Secretary.
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ST rati II Sctht'z If you wfsi To- sec something de
70 sidrdtA handsome IN Tie Waf ot uress Siks.
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$2O,OOeb!

gram CosSotInAHEB EorrERY or bELAM AtE a ~
GEoHGIA, for iinpto8tng the navigation OF f'S'""N
KiVer, ana Tor MI rGneht OF ! orr Gdtucs Academy .-
Class ~, extra, 10 be drown at Wilmington, Fue~'la}
October 20, leI7. u. FAME & Go, Manager
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SIS0IEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY
10 be drawn IA the city oi Biltiuurc, Nil.
H pAI%E 20 NIaUtVrf~

Tickets S10-Sh5res in proportion. Certi=
6cate OF a package Of " hole St00, halves
$50, quarters SO; eigbts Hl23.
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TITkNIS II NJ TT"T"TT"" =
a package OF WHITES l4o dolls, halves 30 dis qrs. - dolls
Monday, Oct. Ilth, Delaware Lottery, cla4,
2l3 IS Nos.-l6 ballots. Capital $4,000,
aid, / 900, &c. Whole tickets IS 500
shares in proportions. Certificate oi a pack
asr ot q whole tickets S30-ahafea ia pro
%pOrllOn.
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a.InN Is.

n EAUTIEiL PARTY gloves, farts lid do, in every
. variety. with Il large supply ct those extra cheap
black krd gloves al have price, Just received.
-at 70 q W HEiSkEII
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Class 46.--Wednrsday, October I3yh.

Tickets Sl0-Shares III proportion. Certi-
fcatc oil a package oil wlloles $50; 10 halves
500; do quarters o32 80; do eighths 9l6,25=
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q a. HHfshflf H- ..f saa Ness Ys,s
=r'e #ir afrsT=ft tfsrHff#faf t#efr'
NILkS
az5 H7H.t H=-eis ASSN golfers end HHses-
fts#-HH's ttt=aa Itefr- audero A. >tr.
L'1aHtHf F4t sis.A iHfs= SATIN. vary nesxy.
lsz.r HfHH EHs- FOE Frruf-.
Nr -Ht-= rsfra vHfe 5Ud rrh fHstrr.
tIatt rJs- ru fauaH autaraor ral1r4.
ftzI7r ag' tfgHw tHstrHE' fFf17 ART ffTrrf
~rfo- NV H~EIsEEfta
III AuANE pc Raszt ralas. enrtes ueu article for
Ias srsasest ,as4sfs Of sasasus ever offered in
aHtalms consisting af tttislan. French. rwInsd and
fHafH tH "ftsaH7rs. SaffH striped Ho beautiful eng
ha1n. Manchester. English. Tr-urh Giuehaus tn utaiu
tH7Ts. ffs3rh'1-, ard aSarrty "t American eng
Beat -fk va-r 1fara bstr,. SATIN stepped tfaara.
f53d d' Iltt1 r"lofsi do. fafanesta rlltiI~. pl1u col
fFtra HaoH7tu-- aaJisH. Theron 4 co.,, make
oriental sfrI9ez, N5HsIn dr f.aIuos, pEAn sud figured
Husf3'ua ttslt-. SWISS Nuslnz. Jscuuet do. Nansook
5'-Au fe# He'h A7-tte-, Fts55 AND plain aa. Jssati
elt5 o. " H@EisErEL''
DRESS GOODS.
= tW Sf1k-. NIStt aud Nahstr rlsfds. Cashmere aud
~ SIk tartt1u rialts. black and fancy eai1rcd Atpa
ea- ta-ifmete DE Eazs. Muslin uc Laaa. PLAID. Em.
hfottrrcd Esr'stou aud Manchester Gnshaus al quail
usza" rftafs. received t'sdfs pef EKgresss al
saP" CORNER MAIN NHi uaii-oa SIS.
PRINTS.
. VI '.15 f".sa E 81. =. and t@er'~ rro''
sep2 % sELHY's.
corner Nam and Madison SIS.
DRESS SfLKS.
Ttsf cali II ~sci1t'sif YOU vfsl 10 see something dc
~ #4fDFL# F3AN 44 HL-1 49, III IT.
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Tickets 5l0-Sharea IN proportion, Certi
hcate OF d package OF whole tickets Si30.
halves 90 dolls; quarters j | , dolls.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ROOT n SHOE SIOk T..

The well knswn stand of the Black Mammoth
II Bpot south end of MARKET Sqhare, are no" open
-. a, % aud SPLENDID assortment OF all aud WINTER
saaIs. These goods We're selected with great care
IT =, Ln.et verv much. hut will venture TO say to all
oif customers and friends in particular that II wecan
nat ac comaodate YOU, that YOU need mol Z" any Whefs
IT, ~ are also opcntng a taw cases Of / all aud
Winter Cans. made of oiled SILK, cloth ahd DINER mate
riaIs The 81 vie is new, chasie aud beHntiini-thf pref
- Gan HAT ever came to tins market We would also
,uf,ru, eur friends that We have a fine assortment OF
sae leather. KIP, calf, KID, lining and binding skins, shoe
~ saafahl.z. lacks and finding Of all Kinds, travelling
,a+ket- etc Ladies and gentlemen will please cal ana
- ,,r ne, stock. We eau please them certainly, for
W. have the prettlest Slippers Tor the one ava 4 l''ie the
ne ,test hnai for the other they have ever seen.
sep u,
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

f =#. H=. 30 a4aIt- -l. s4attp- tl
~ aHa
a.:Ai44z ERE LOTTERY
uHA-a a. Hst4tts thrnushoat the month of June
Dfavsou fuesdays-c6past Prize Salta1
y Hulr ifIskets 81 %certiheage Of package whnifs, 81
shafea il lfupurtI9u-
Draw on ihur-tsy capital prize $1,000
u Auie 4 nkels 81 certificates at package Waales 5i4.
sEafe~ tu proportion
Draws OH tafaays-eae prize st-hhn.
Whole Tickets 81 ccrtthcats- % package Whales stt
shares 40 proportion
y. T. B0R.stf, So 5e~ifre, y 49,
II Frhe draw tuss vii he published fesuiafiF fu Sire
Fnnes. and also m thp NFaus. EcUruttI
l.. DORSEY = H.urkN tHt 90.
sch - y BLl HlsaaA =
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ALPACA. &c.

MI ltVN. Wt.
YUsTo opened tins morning atfeet nom the East a
u large assnrtmgnI of AlpHcas, ceburg cloths Para
meta cloth, Orleans do, IN black. fancy and mode rod
ors, silk stripv and plain mohair, eashme re, Lama End
uheren Plads. Irish LINENS, red. yellow and white fan
nels. S~ENSENEY & MODES
sep q
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VALUABLE
BUILDING Lot for sale-a part of Lot No ~ in
% square 3. thciug a portion OF the Miller property
tvyenty two feet front ON Nam street, aud running back
on am alley about one hundred and thirty two feet, Is
now offered fmr sale. II not previously sold shall Ofier
.s,d lot II publtr sale at the front door Of the Court
j House. on SATURDAY., the 9Th day of October al II O'Clock
\ NJ A literal credit With gwen on , 4ths OF the pur
has ,,anev II w C~HAPLtNEs
ser "a HS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
GEN. TAYLOR nARCHING AGAINST
SAN LUIS.
PHr1IDE1rmA, sunday evening May 30

PErIApKIPHIA sunday evening May 3D.
By the suivsl Of the propeller Trumbull BraEo'
fles to the 9th inst have been received. Letters
to the y. O. Piciyune dated walnut Springs, May
;. give report that Col Doniphsns force bad been
attacked q. the pass Of Sierra Gordon, about nail
way between saltillo and Chibuahus, by Mex
lean force frora Durango under Gen hieso- Col
Doniphan was defeated with the loss OF seven
men and all bis artillery.
An English gentlemas, who arrived az Saitllio on
the Sd inst says Col Doniphan started from Chihua
hus on the lst Of april via San Jose del Parra' and
saltiIlo papers think that bis command must be
within few days march Of that place.
Gen. Cadwallsder and staff Col Ramsey, MAJOR
Morgan, Cspts Carr syberg, Butler, Bernard
Biddle and others had arrived at Patio Alto.
Gen. Cad wsllader forthwith proceeded with his
command except the dragons to Vera Cruz TO re-
iuforce Gen. Scott
The Court Of Inquiry, in the cases Of Gen. Lane
and Col Bowles has given its report The con-
duct Of the former is fully approved-and the per
sonal courage but not the capacity Of the latter
The latest Monterey Pioneer thinks that an ed
vance on San Luis is designed by Gen Taylor, as
unusual activity prevails in every department
Gen. Urea has issued proclamstions for men and
contributions and left for the City Of Mexico, go
saws the Matamoros Flag Of the 18th inst
Vera Cruz dates to the evening Of the 9Th inst.
furnish nothing alter from Gen Scott
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A CARD.

~ y
In presenting myself to my fellow citizens Osn
ss,.e for the Office Of District Attorney I, lie proper
ho,t s the esu,es which have led 10 this determi'
nation
Ih,vs long thought that Party Politics entered too
r,nsh into Elections which certainly were Of no party
moment and when on the adoption Of the present. Con-
.,u,op our Judiciary became Of Elective character
determined that under no circumstances, would Be
insusnced In my action upon Judicial Election By
party feeipss
With thss view 10 the month Of April last intro
duced into the whs General Committee the following
preamble and resouti n which were adopted with bal
one or ,wo dissenting votes;
"ls DrxocsAYIe WIG GESEs.L coNaIITEE,y
April g. 1877.
"The vsus ard importance - AZ noep.odsn, judiciary
10 adnitsd by al. ard however mucn pohucA pAIH'
sass msy vs.p robie opiaOa, Il es1p9t Dc os'
met that beside being qualified ~ prop-r
10 thew serves q Learning. sent sd iDt,gft
should also be far removed possible rom ~ '''
hfsencss. -, .. ,,..s,, IN
the ~o Id Ia his Oh pertinent ~ %
eizfy tbs p,osd spectacle u DDii-d 'uppV't
O, p-ry fssr ssl Of Individuals cstiD sSspoo 'Vi no
oaslis. hen .s. e-vse disoay md sdorn he Beach
inc De nocssc WbK GoD-r- Counit-e OF tns SIsy -oo
G,sl r ,u,,s,es 81 3D. CRY ssd Comfy Of New Yors
th- yish 800 spd invite their COOPERATION
And Tor his purpose III. Rsev,d That Committee o.
s,- w., sopoin,-d from hi. COmnse 10 eoop-ree VIII
n Re
Conmttse the proper course 10 be ur.ueo 10 NE
selcop Of indlvicus candidates for Judges VINO 10
ADDITION 70 her ch4fact~r for shiy lsafnnR sno mtg
nay shalt as far as possib Be free from political BIAS
The scton Of the Committees failed but the principle
q, least was established by the General Committee tbs
our Judges ought not TO be elected upon mere party
grounds.
DESTROYS. therefore Of testing the popular vote upon
80 important g subject Irrespective Of any considers
tions Of mere personal Dsurej submit myself 70 the
Judgment Of my fellow citiasu' without distinction Of
party independent Candidate for the once Of DIS
triet Attorney With great respect
Eex YsrL. May %. 1917 N BOWDl1CH BLUNT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

IL BROADER GIN. JEFFERSON DAVIS, who
has served with so much distnctio4n the war and
did particularly good service at the desperate fight
ofBuena Vista, has been appointed by the Governor
of Mississippi to fill the vacancy in the United
States Senate occurring by the decease Of Senator
Speigbt
Should he ecceptthis appointment and Mr.. Jacob
Thompson be returned as representative from Mis-
sissippi the public may be grati6ed with Parlia.
mentary discussion between them respecting the
merits ofthe terms of the capituaton of Monterey.
of which Gen Davis adviser and director We
inclined to think however, that Mr. Jacob Thompsons
opinions of that capitalization perhaps bis re'sOHs
thereupon will have undergone considerable change by
the commencement of the next Congress that the
Representation from his district will have undergone
change.
Ii 10 doubtful II Gen Davis will consent 10 relinquish
bis ardy appointment Brig General to assume the
great and the duration may not be so long. We cay
,ardy because in the lis, of appointments TO the vscsn
Brigsder Generslships occurring by the promotion o
PilloV. sc. his emitted perhaps from thu
same forgefuness ihst prevented any slusion TO Gen
ers Taylor In the Annual Message of President
IL somewhat Singular that this want OF memory on
the part OF Chief Magistrate confined exclusivel
10 the family Of Tsy lorf Gen. Davis II will be recol
lscted, 10 a son.in.sw OF old Rough and Ready
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Later from Santa Fe,
CRITICAL STATE OF THE COUNTRY.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION PREPARING

From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
Bys dispatch from Pittsburgh, we have I'VE
days later news from Santa Fe. The news was
brought to ST. Louis on the 22d inst by Mr. J. Nc
Knight trader from Santa Fe. He represents
the country to be in a most critical state aud that
revolution was daily anticipated. The execu'
tons which had taken place, had caused great
sensation. particularly at Pueba.
An Indian express had been received at Vegas
from Taos, for a large body Of men to hold them
selves in readiness to march there.
It was the general opinion that another and
speedy effort would be made by the Mexicans to
revolutionize the country from American sway.
The chief Alcsldo and others Mt Vegas who were
peacefully disposed were trying to prevent such a
movement but it is evident that nothing can effect
it except the presence of strong force TO overawe
them.
The Camanche Indians are very troublesome,
and have announced their intention to attack every
party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
MIR. Webster.

We learn by the Savannah Republican that this
gentleman arrived in that city the 25th accompanied
by the Mayor of Augusta and several other gentemen
He was escorted the Pulaski House BY the Committee
appointed for the purpose end large concourse OF ci'
zens who manifested much enthusiasm on The occasion
We are happy to be informed, on the same authority
that Mr. Webster was fast recovering from the indspo-
stlon under which he has been lately suffering Heis
not little enieebled, however IN consequence of his
late attack.
dinner was to have been given him on Thursdsy
las, by the citizens of Savannah and If he concluded 10
remain longer other attentions would be paid him
II was supposed he would leave Charleston Saturday
the 2gth in the Southerner for this port II be did go
his arrival here may be expected early in the week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

end or hear Of Loco Foco Journal or voter who
proposes 10 vote against Addison Gardiner because
be has been nominated by the Anti Renters q He
will not lose hundred votes on that account IT,
then, some thousands Of Whss can be induced TO
cut their own candidates because they are likely TO
get other than Wing votes, the result Will be me
election Of the entire Loco-E oco ticket The DIS
turbers see this and mean it, They make 10 effort
TO get a vote for Messrs. Noxon and Reynolds for
every one they mean 10 give Messrs. Bronson and
RuggIes il will be glory enough for them TO de-
feat Memrs Jordan and Whittlesey. How many
Wings can they persuade TO be used for this pur-
pose VIII those who think Of doing il consider
the following from the Rochester Democrat
CASE OF CONSCIENCE Il have case Of conscience
which weighs upon me that want % speak take
the New York Courier and Enquirer. ] bave taken y
for many yesrs. know its EDITOR. and have knosh
bin from boyhood. ike BIN and ! Ike bis psp+r us
principles AL raht and have confidence 10 me pa
per aud lie Editor Bat now comes the point OF the
case This psper has a dozen Ambient suoscroers-
Now look upon Anti Renu,m As disorssnizns ana "a
cObniesl cannot tolerate It nor Amt henusm N sny
,h.u and though the Editor Of the Courier and En-
quir~r leaning toward Anu hentisn ana
the principles Of that paper are such as could ~i'n
yet II he will permit his Psper 70 BE- taken ana reso oy
Anti Renters must psrt company with him he must
either give W his Ant Rent subscribers or must give
10 hi. paper How DO know but he will shape the doc
TIMES Of his "a per 20 suit osorganziDg rescersf IL Is
evident they think they would not take ne Paper
II IA certainly exposed 10 such influence, and though
think well II him fear be- will yield 10 IL Ihis 10
with me case Of conscience and much IS mink OF
the Editor and the paper the path Of duty IL plain
There ia great prnepe stake. must take this paper
no longer and call pom ell biz Subscribers who have
ans conscientious principles left TO take the same course
and stop paper uoess the Editor cuts Oh his Anu
Rent subscribers refuses to send bi journal 70 hem
Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

CoseREssTosAL NoMINATIoSs-Tbe Wlnche'ttr
Patriot announces WIN. g. Ewing Of Fort Wayne,
az a candidate for the Tenth District Of Indiana,
subject TO the decision of Wing Convention.
The LouisviVe Journal says that ." Charles A.
Wicklfe has announced himself Loco-Foco can
didse for Congress In the Bsrdstown District Ken
tuety) The snDuncistion seems TO give entire sstif-
faction TO the Wings of the District" Dr. Alex X.
Marshall brother Of Thomas, has announced himself ~
the LocoFoco candidate in the Lexington tky) Dis
tct. The Russellvlle Ky Herald mentions that
George T Edwards Of that place had come forward As
candidate for that District lie 10 for General Taylor
10 be President Garrett Duncan OF Louisville has
been nominated By Wing Convention, a. the candidate
for that District. Lynn Boyd and DR. Burnett Loco's
and DR.. DELANY Wing are candidates in the ltt Dis
ri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

ss NO, amour, 20 more hsn that The injury vas no
souh, caused BY accident If Psintf reduce the amount
10 $40 verdict 10 stand otherwise new trial ordered
lftIis B,istal siraAarl : s-r''Hfr W OF re"
u.ven wa. sued for slO0 the value Of 100 pair Of lnd.
,br .bos. alleged 70 hsve been sold here IN rs and
forwarded BY hi. order TO Mr. Nersn, Norfolk; Va.
Iesss for defence thsi Mr. scted but - the scent
AR Mr. Merxfn The Cour, considers the statement o.
plaintiff 10 third parties 70 have oeen nP'0P''' ''N'
led IN evidence. New trisl ersnied
P,uns,la17 " Hsrens HnI &. J0AEsoa on a sur
N recover slO0 commissions negotiating tor loan
The referee Mr. Edward TompkiDs decided In svor OF
plsiuuE-slthough on review OF the tsunopy, uDs
cor, doubts the correctness Of the concusOn-sti II
4. no, 90 opposed to testimony ~ 20 authorize the
Court TO set il aside. Report confirmed, with costs
UNITED STATES MANsH.Ls OFFICE -NeHaa Sar.
- ,,.rs If the srhooner Tennessee. arrested FOR
unusual punishment of Of the crew while the YES
SCI sy =, the Island Of Cuba. Mr. Hssksu appears IN
bis defence. Examination continued this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
The Judicial Election.

From the Albany Atlas.
We have already published the law relating to
the approaching Judicial Election. We recur to
its provisions now, merely TO state, that all the
officers ~ be chosen must be voted on one ballot,
except where in cities there Is also an election
tor Recorder. The provisions in that case, are as
follows
s. IL shall be the duty Of Inspectors of the Elections
in such cites ss shall elect Recorder, 10 provide
separate box and the name Of the prson voted for for
the Office Of Recorder shall be on one ballot; which
shall be endorsed CITY and shnll be deposited in
said box
The nsmes of al other persons voted for by any
Elccto al any election, ~ provided for by this act
shall be endorsed Judiciary which ballots shall be
received and deposited by The Board OF Inspectors of
Elections in sePsrsie box kepttor that purpose, sc
The requirements for the ballot are shown in the
following form furnished by the Secretary OF State.
Ii will be noticed that the name 81 the persons bal
lotted for, for Justices OF the Sessions, must be su
prescribed " For Sessions The tickets published
at the bead Of most OF the newspapers, are errone-
Gus Ia this respect
FORM OF A BALLOT.
The word judiciary is % be endorsed on the outer
aide. when folded
For JHasos Of the Court Of zppeals
James Jsokson.
John Sues
Richard Fen,
George DEN
Esr .hssstcss Of tke St.y7s41 CsUT.
John Doe.
Richard Roe
Amos Giles.
John SIM I'll.
Fer Clerk ef The Court ef zggesls
John GsSootitle.
Fer Dsyict Ar0~Rs,
John Bisekle,trr.
The and othce OF Clerk OF Court OF Appeals and
District Attorney only 10 be inserted Ia the Judi
eisry" ballot at The hrs, election in June, ls4fl
For C0ssy JAIys
Augustus Gordon
Fe- Surrogate,
Anson Jones-
For SESSIONS.
Peter smith
In those Csuntes where the DUH 80 Of the oee OF sur
rogste are performed by the anty Judge the eso,
Dnst be varied. and the words For Surrogate and
the candidates left Of and local officers. will b.
elected 20 discharge the duties Of County Judge and
Surrogate, when authorized BY an act OF the Legss-
ture, pursuant 20 the provisions the Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

RECEPTION OF TIE PREsIDTST-The President
Of the Uated States accompanied b. ns lady and the
Hon John Mason Secretary OF the Navy reached our
ciiy yesterday afternoon BY the Northern osrs They
were received the oepo. By very respectable display
OF M military and large promise1ous sssemoisge
Upon leaving the cars the President was received by
the Mayor and the Committee appointed for the purpose
and with his party escorted 70 The Capitol where
such ciuIeus a. chose to pay their respects pre-
scnted TIE Presidents SALUTE fred by the Fsyetfe
Artillery. commanded By Capt Ellis and appropriate
airs performed By the Grsys and Blues band on
tne terrace Ia Of the CAPITOL Alter The lspss of
about hour the President and party en- the Capitol
IN csrrisges provided for the purpose, and a. seven
O'Clock Proceeded their journey 20 North Carolina
By the Petersburg cars. Richmond Times.
~ The Board Of Waters 10 the West Point
Academy Is faA. Hoo Dixon h Lewis Is going thither
A. 81 oace. Boston Star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

~ The Wing Nominating Convention reds-
sembled at Broadway House on Saturday evening
and nominated LUTHER BBADiSH and GEO.
BOWDOIN for Judges Of the Supreme Court,
90 that the ticket for Supreme Court is again COM
plete, consisting Of
LUTHER BRADlsH, ELIJAH PAINE,
SAMUEL p. ROMANO GEO. X. J. BoWDON
The Wbig ticket for the Court of Common Pleas
is also complete, being composed Of
JOHN l.. MASON. ERAsTU5 C. BENEDICT
ALIEN w. BRADFORD.
For the Superior Court two Judges remain to be
associated with john DUR, in place Of HIRAM
KErcHuM aud WIN. CURTIS NoYEs, who have per
emptorily declined. The Convention will meet
again at n o'clock this evening, when it is earnest
ly desired that every Delegate should be present.
This is the last meeting, and probably will be
short one. The Wing General Meeting to consider
the nominations will probably be held on w ednes
day evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
North Carolina.

join GRAY BrSUa and THos. L. CIINeMAS
are the candidates for Congress in the lst Con-
gressional District of North Carolina. They are
both Wings, and both well qualified for the posi-
ton Mr. Clingman our readers will recolIect, for
nerly represented this District in Congress, and
distinguished himself while there for fearless dis
charge Of his duties. Mr.. Graham was the Repre-
sentative Of the District in the last Congress, hsv-
ing been elected against Mr.. Clingman.