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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
A Beautiful Stock

A Beautiful Stock
OF desirable qualities and newest 'tyle En-
~ broideered
Capes and collars
Thread and silk laces .
Hosiery and gIovos
Fringes ard gimps
Shawls and maBtilla's
Lawn and cambria handk's
Silk and leather belts and buckles
Embroidery and drawing materials
Combs and brushes (all kinds,)
Perfumery, genuine cologne water
Superior needles and pins and oil other
kinds Of variety goods, at low prices, by
a. I. BOON, TALBOT g. SMITH.
Fayette October, IL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
q. M. Buurckilartt,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Huntsville No
N Will practice law in the counties Of
Randolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe
Adair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
to him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the ID story above McCampoell a.
Coates' store. .-F -. oct24-3i
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

PRoLIFIC ASIMAL.-Mr. Thomas c.
Brown, Of this county, has a mare
which brought two horse colts in ls47,
three mule colts in 1913, and two mule
colts in lsto-Qast spring)--making
SEVEN coils in FIVE years! The mare
is thirteen years old and has brought
fifteen col;s-two more than she is
years old AT foaIding, The colts
showed difference of growth abou,
equal to the periods that Iranspircd in
breeding the mare to the horse.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Fresh GrOCcries!!

THE undersigned has just returned from
Il st. Louis, where he purchased and now
has in store, the largest and most complete
stock of Groceries, Iron, Backsmiths' Tool
Liquors, &c, that has ever been offered in
this murket, to which he respectfully calls the
attention OF purchasers, consisting of
30 hads N Sugar
so bbls Loaf, clarified g. crushed do
100 bags Rio, Java and Havana Coffee
rs assorted cotton yarns
10 bales brown cottons and osnaburgs
so boxes mould, star, and sperm candles
SO d" assorted candies and kisses
so window glass assorted
so " prime Cheese
5 chests black and green teas, in A
l-2 and ID packages
20 tons genuine sligo Iron
10 doz. Corn broums
100 kegs tar
rs kegs Missouri Iron nails
with many other articles usually kept in my
line: call previous to purchasing is solicited
JOHN D. PERRY.
Glasgow, Nov Is, 1s49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
SECOND DISPATCH.


WARRINGTON, Dec. 5, 7 P.M
There being no choice on third bal.
lot, Mr.. Johnson, of Tennessee, offered
a resolution, that on the next vote any
individual receiving plurality of votes
should he declared elected.
Mr.. Holmes moved TO lay the reso
luton on The table.
Mr.. Johnson replied; he was aware
that the long established custom was 10
vote vira uoce, but business was neg
Iected by proIonging The contest, and
Speaker elected by a plurality would
answer all purposes as if elected by
majority.
Mr.. Holmes opposed the resolution.
The Constitution, he said, was formed
and ratified by majoriies. History
teaches The danger Of being controlled
by minority.
Mr.. Ashman was against the propo-
sltion, but if adopted, he hoped the
vote would he taken by ballot
Mr. Venable opposed both PROPOSE.
lions. The resolution would violate
one of the first principles of the Con.
stituIIon, which is-"The house shall!
choose their Speaker and other off.
GERS" and how can this be done but by
majority! Otherwise, five or three
members may do il, If half dozen
individuals choose TO stop the wheels
of government, let the responsibility
rest where it ought.
The debate proceeded, and after fur.
Their discussion, The motion TO lay on the
table was carried-Ies 40, nays lO7.
The House proceeded TO vote riud
uoce, and on The fourth ballot, Cobb re-
ceived 50 votes; Winthrop 90; scatter.
ing 50. The House then adjourned
without elecIlng.
The remains of body supposed to
be DR.. Parkman's, which was missing.
was found on Thursday night. partly
burnt, in Professor Websler's room
in The Medical College. Webster has
been arrested and charged with muir
der. He is now in jail but his friends
are confident of his innocence.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
B. H. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,

TRENTON, GRUMPY Co. Mo.
WILL promptly attend to all business,
w entrusted to his care, in the Courts OF
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. nol3'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Shingles for Sale.

TIME undersigned will have constantly on
L hand any quantity of Morrison's Shin
giles, per pack, put up in Eastern style, war
ranted to measure half square to the pack,
and each shingie to run its full length De-
Tivered either in Glasgow, Monticello or Old
Jefferson. Apply 10 Barton & Bros, Glas-
gov, John II. Grove. Old Jefferson, or the I'M
dersigned at Monticello.
WILLIAM C. wooDSoN.
August l6, lS19.--2l--4m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Groceries.

~TUCCTECSs
Very choice rio, java, and maracibo coffees
Brown, loafand crushed sugars
Choice Imperial, G P and black teas
F indigo, fine ombre madden, dye stuffs
Sugar house and plantation moasses
Golden syrup, Vinegar and all other family
groceries of the finest qualities at low prices,
for sale by BOON TALBOTS SMITH
Fayette oct. IL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.
Final settlement,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
" signed will apply at the February tern
1870, Of the county court OF Howard county
for final settlement of his administration OF
the estate of Samre Coy. deceased.
ASA X. FINNELL, Admir-.
December 6, 1919, I6--4t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Just Received.


A HEAVY stock Of The choicest descrip-
N ton of house keeping goods including all
kinds and Widths of brown and bleached
Sheetings and shirtings ....
Bed rickings and towellIngs
Blankets and flannels
Lancaster quilts .-t # SO,
Carpettngs and druggets
Cotton yarns and carpet chain
Boa Candewick batting &c sc r..
which we're purchased at the lowest prices of
the season and are for sale proportionably low
by BOON, TALBOT & SMITH
Fayette Oct. IL, 40 ... ..r... .-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
RuBT. 7. TRaWITT,
l. INA w u INO' w
EsrcWit: 81 Henry.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Fsyette, Mo
IVA will attend TO all business entrusted to
them in Howard, aud the counties adjoining.
Particular attention paid to collecting.
OEJ-Ofice in Crigler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
Nov. 10. lS49--y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
FOR SALE.
Chestnuts 70 Plant. fOr Hedges
and Groves,

VXT E have made arrangement, in the Vir
w ginia Mountains, 10 furnish any guam
tily Of Chestnuts packed in sand and leaves,
for planting. By this process they vii! keep
green and sound for six or eight months -
Chestnuts make as good hedge "a any other
growth, and will protect corn field ia 3 or 4
years. Extra Of this, the amount in value ca n
hardly be calculated, that persons, in few
years may be benefited by having chestnut
groves.
One bushel Of Chestnuts planted, according
to directions, will produce eight or ni~e thou
sand trees, and int years each tree will make
seven rails.
Farmers. by having Chestnut groves in q
few years can have their farms fenced with the
best rail timber in the world The Chestnu,s
are packed in boxes Of one bushe each, with
sand ard leaves, with directions how 70 plant.
Warranted sound or another box furnished or
the money will be returned.
We will pay freight and forward them tt
any landing in Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, OF
Wisconsin, for 80 per bushel.
Orders punctuuIy attended to. Money sent
by mail at our risk. Orders must be sent in
between the 10Th Gf November and the 10th OIL
December.
All post masters who will act oS agents
and shall forward us III names and $50, shall
have one box extra
AMES, DOYLE g. HANSLEY.
ST. Louis Nov. S-36-5t.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
FEVER & AGUE! FEVER q AGUE!
NO CURE NO PAY!

NO CURE NO Paw!
The only real cure for Fever and Ague,
Chiils and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent
rnd Remitent Fevers, and all the various
forms of Bilious diseases incident to the
west, is TO be found in
"Bonpland's Feuer and Ague Remedy
A purely vegetable compound. All who
have tried it admits 1t 10 be The only reliable
remedy for the worst cases of Fever and Ague.
1t was never known to fail-it not only
stops the chiRs but 1t infaHiby cureS--by re-
moving every symptom from the system; if it
don't do all we say the money will be returned.
For sale by A. 7. WOODWARD, correr OF
Fourth and Olire, ST. Louis, General Agent
for the west. And by o. HENDERSON, Drug.
gist, Glasgow; PORTER & HENDERSON, Lex
iugton, Mo, DR.. VIM SNELsoN, Fayette,
Messrs BENEDICT d STEINEE, Boonviie.
Nov. 20. lS49.-39-6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Sd


The Senate met, organized and re-
ceived credentials, then adjourned. In
the House there were two balIo,ings fox
speaker: for Cobb lO3 lO2; Winthrop,
90, 90; WiImot s, =. Cobb and Win
throp had been nominated in caucus or
Saturday night for Speaker, by the re-
spective parties. After two ballolings
the House adjourned.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 4,
The excitement increases regarding
the organization of the House. First
ballot to-day, Cobb, lO2, Winthrop 90
scattering 90, Wilmot 6.
Ness Of Pennsylvania took his scat
yesterday just prior to adjournment
The following members arrived lass
night, and and took seats this morning;
Albert G. Brown, David Hubbard.
democrats; Augustus II. Shepherd, from
n. Carolina, Aston, Meredith P. Gen.
try. The House is now full with the
exception Of King and Morton, Wings;
and Julian, Free Soier.
In the Senate, Dayton, Sebastian,
Rusk and Turney took their seats, and
the Senate adjourned, waiting for the
organization of the House.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WAsHISCToN, Dec. 4.
On the first ballot to-day, Cobb re.
celved 30 votes, Winthrop 81. Will
mot 0, Scattering IS. On the second
ballot, Cobb l0l, Winthrop 81, Will
mot 9, Scattering Is. Fourth ballot,
Cobb 90, Winthrop 81, Wilmot 9, Scat
tering Is. Fifth ballot, Cobb 100,
Winthrop 81, Wilmot, 8, Scattering 9.
On the sixth ballot. Cobb 90, Winthrop
81. WiImot 9, Scattering %. The
House then adjourned without electing.
( Necessary TO choice ll3.
In the Senate, on the first day, 81
members answered 10 their names
l6 Wings, IS Democrats, 3 Free Soil
ers. Clay and Shields were sworn in
and took their seats In the House,
2l9 members answered the CALL
WASHINGTON. Dec 5,P.M.
In the House, on the first ballot.
Cobb %. Winthrop 81, scattering 81.
Second ballot, Cobb OF, Winthrop 81,
scattering 90 Third ballot. Cobb 90.
Winthrop 9S, scattering 50,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Drs. ODER & Graves

OFFER their services to the inhabitants o
~ Glasgow and vicinity, No extra charg
will be made when the services of both in con
junction may be required.
Office at New Drug Store, First street.
sepi-m6
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Volume 10.
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Office on Water Street.

. TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
For one year, if paid in advance, So co.
If not paid before the end Of the year, 5 00I
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

NRIED APPLES e. PEACHES wanted
~ for which the highest price viii be paid
by nov 80 J w. HARRIS e. Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
U"A GLASGOW CITIZEN" in lh


UT"A GLASGOW CITIZEN in The
last Times says
The destruction oil the Charlton Bridge
is loss OF very great moment; it will neees,
sarily check aud sop a very large proper
ion Of the trade, tributary 10 Glasgow, in>
teriere with the produce Of Charlton Co.,
and probably work in favor Of our great ii,
val, BrunSloick, -
lie calls "upon the citizens OF Charlton
county, and Glasgow, 10 meet al as early a
day as possible al the town OF Old Charlton,
snd then 10 take into consideration the pio.
priety Of forming Stock Company for The
purpose OF building macadanized turnpike
from Charles Herryiord's, on the other side
OF Keytesville, by the way Of Keyresville,
Jas. Herryford's Peterson Parks, John D.
Locks down to Glasgow; TO build all The
bridges, and 10 keep them and The road in
good repair. FOR the privilege Of foliage for q
certain period TO be guaranteed snd to be
chartered by the State and County, under the
laws providing Tor such undertakings"
We sincerely wish the enterprise sue
cess. that Charlton county may have every
advantage OF IIade, and that Glasgow may
sci US oil an example Of nlernsl improve.
ment Brunseicker,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
COI.EMRus. Dec

The House was fully organic dali
democratic officers elected. The seats
Of the democrats from Hamilton coun,
~ were disputed; they were, however
admitted, the free solers generally 70.
ling for The democrats There Is no
prospect of an immediate organization
Of the Senate. Both members from
Hamilton county claim seats, and to be
sworn in; there were warm speeches
on both sides.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

CsTEEL.-I have received an assortment Of
- steel, comprising the different sorts OF
English cast steel, English blister and shear
steel, all of the most superior quality ana Tor
sale low oct24 C. B. FALLENSTEiN.
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iNAS' j. II
NEW ElRN.

loo Bill. Saint LOUIS FANNY Flour,
lVO very superior article Just received
and for sale by JOHN D. PERRY.
November % 1919.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
A CHOICE E.ssE

UST received from Philadelphia, an extra
~ supply and chuice lot Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
which we think cannot be surpassed in point
Of beauty, style, quality and richness of col
-Alpaccas, and De Lisles new article
and very rich,
Also, consignment Of other new goods to
keep up our winter supply; to which We in
yite the attention of Ladies and Gentlemen
A. GREENABAUN, Fayette.
GREENABAUM Il BROTHER, Glasgow
Nov. 20 lS10
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Gums and Rifles.

THE subscriber has received per late ar
rivals fine lot of double barrel Lon
don twist shot guns; also single barrel shot
guns. and some very fine Philadelphia rifles,
which he offers for sale at reasonable prices
osto1 C. B. FALLENSrEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

AN EDITOR IN LucK!-W. r. Daw.
son, editor of The Cape Girardeau Ia.
gle has been presented with fine over
coat by the Daughters of Temperance
in that city, Bless the Daughters"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Rio Coffee.

EA BAGS Prime Rio Coffee, just re-
~ ceived and for sale by
:. - -. TT. J. D. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
FIRE.

The dwelling house Of DANIEL LAF.
FERTY Esq of this place, was destroyed
by fire. betw cen one and Two O'Clock
Friday morning last. The fire origi-
mated from a candle left burning by
some Of the family. upon retiring for
the night. The building was a total
loss. A portion of the furniture was
saved. The property was insured in
the Home Mutual company, for 81 200
which will cover the loss. A number
of our citizens were promptly on the
ground, and by good management, to.
gcther with the stiffness Of The night, the
fire was KEEP, FROM spreading. Had The
wind been high, a considerable portion
Of our city must have been destroyed.
We hope this accident will make our
citizens exercise greater caution, 10
prevent similar occurrence.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13

q u A . G O w, w q.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


The steamer Sacramento came up on
Friday evening and returned Saturday
manipulating considerable guam.
tity Of Pork and Lard, from the
packing establishment of L. A. Saw.
age Could reasonable calculations
been made a month ago, that boats
would have been here al this date,
large quantities of Pork, Lard and
Hemp Of the present years growth
would have been ready for shipment.
The amelia passed up Saturday
morning. From present appearance.
she will have but little trouble in get.
ting up or returning.
During the day of Friday and night,
snow fell to the depth Of several inches
--bu, al this writing Saturday morn.
ing) the weather is mild, and the snow
melting. which will have tendency tc
keep the liver up. The Sacramento and
Amelia had no difficulty in getting up,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-13
Clothing! CIOthing!!

'NHE subscribers respectfully inform theil
l. friends and the public generally that
they have Just received, and are now offering
for Snln IN nycnllenf sfnck nf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
Photographed for The Baltimore SUM

"hShlNNAbN Apr'lU =, ON
Secretary Walkers Lterpiew D!th the Cie,ks j
tie Department. 81.
A most affecting scrne took p.acc yesterday al
IL O'Clock, ii The Treasury Depar ment, where he
officers and clerks Of that extensive branch Of b,
executive government, bace farewell 10 tneir late
distinguished and universally esteemed head, Mr.
Walker. Mr.. W.. received hem IN The spacious
library room, and in proof OF his sensitive hear
being IS susceptible 10 The Rindness Of oihef>, a
by lis active e~IerIions il has eaiued him a claim
10 he title Of The "gfeal American philaulhro'
phisi," was overlooking With Tears a, this mark.
ed expression Of The afiectiunate regard VI his
late subordina;es-a regard, | opine. shared by
the whole country, which, however divided in ~
opinion on financial policy, still has sIsnally
agreed in is respect Tor the man, the ruc patIl'
ot,sm and able and successful prosecution OF hi
aims, and the interchangeable zeal with which ht
has devoted, nay overlasked himself in the dls-
charge Of his arduous dulles.
Mr.. Walker leaves not only with an Ameri
can, but a European reputation. II was onser
we'd 10 a French gentleman present, that Mr. Wal
ker is a man ul a great hcart, "Yes, bur OF a
great head too" was his significant reply.
The best wishes tor his health and happiness
and hal Of his amiable family, certainly a,ienC
him. Il was gratifying TO preceive that his health
pIOStIdleu IOl SUiIc inc uuucI HlS iuItsSdUl dp
p~licalion 10 The public duties, is IN a lair way .
reassuming lis wonied vigor.
While Mr.. Walker, as the presiding officer o
that bnrdensome and ramited department, ha
enjoyed he entire respect II all who were a>so
Grated with him those more intimately as vel
as hose most d~istanliy CONNECTED with him
accom- panies him as entire on retiring from II
whether To enjoy The well earned "otism cum dig
initiate" or 10 be called 10 further stations oil publI
usefulness, iot which that his lie might b. spare,
vet many years to come, is, | feel assured, thei
united and parting wish.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
LEGISLATURE OF yIRGISI,
MONDAY. MARCH 5TH, I549.
SENATE.

The bill changing the lime OF holdjoo !.
spring term Of the Superior Court Of Nlcse.--
with an amendment, was passed.
The resolution Tor the appointment =
committee 10 receive MIR. Polk lu-moftov
adopted, and The following committee appoi,.
Messrs. Averelt, Garlic and Tyler.
Mi. STANARD withdrew Tor The pre,sr, !.
protest before the Senate.
The bill Incorporating The Blue Ridge ),
road was taken up, OF motion CT Mr.. KINycy
Mr.. SMITH proposed an amendment IA !.
eflec, that the Board Of Public Works shal ~
me Stale bonds and pay over the money Ia.
company or contractors. The ameudm.n =
lost. ayes 10, noes Is.
The bill was passed by the following yo,4
AYEs-Messrs. Woods, Thompson, Jr T,
Ter, Kinney, Baibee. Garlic, lsbell. ShacsIst...
TATE, SlanaId, Kane, Amber, Rogers, Nee,
ley, PARROT and Ffy-l6.
NoEs-Messrs. Scott, Speaker Riyes, Dsr.
Averet, Plus, Opie, Dennis, WiIcher, snr.
and Sloan-l0.
(Mr. Howard did not vote, having parel /.
wihMr. French,)
On motion Of Mr.. CARLlLE,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
"A large number II private bills were "a
third time and passed. Details Will be si,..
hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
TuIS DISTRICT.

We muet carry this District if The Democrats
do their duty; and who can doubt that, after the
glorious Convention Of Thursday, which from
The large number Of the delegates representing
every portion of the district, the intelligence OF
IFS members, the harmony and enthusiasm of lie
proceedings, the sacrifice Of personal feelings
and devotion 10 the common cause, was ore OF
the most interesting meetings we have ever wit
messed? But we have Wing testimony 10 prove
our position. On Tuesday last a Wing MEETING
was held in Hanover, which nominated VIM. C.
Wickham, Esq, for the House, and 'uneni-
mously' resolved that a Congressional Conven-
ton was unnecessary, uncalled for, and iDexpe-
dient,'' and that 'believing Mr.. Bats 70 be TIE
only Wing in the district that can be elected
they would stand by him. 1t is true that Colo
mel Fontaine, he Chairman Of that meeting, says
in a published Card that he was opposed to said
resolution, and has expressed q decided disap-
probation of the course of Mr.. Bolts A fnd,A
II is also true that the meeting was a ven shah
one, (only So that they are guilty of"nnwar-
4 IdHtdulC PlCsuiuphiOH w assuming W "a
themselves THE Wings Of Hanover and that
"they hope to carry every thing BY Dragging high
and clustering" All this may be soi still We
have the evidence of moro than fifty Hanover
Wings that nobody but Mr.. Bolts CIR Bolts
aut nuilus) can be elected.
How stands the other side2 THIS same Wing
is in a perfect rage with The Boitsites, Of whom
ii SAYS:
"a number of these men assembled, in viola
ton OF all proprieiy, in violation Of their pledged
word, in The very teeth Of their own resolutions,
and endeavoIed 10 break il THE anli-Bolls meet
ingl up, BY conduct so outrageous that the oldts'
Inhabitants declare they neuer sap the ilei Is
il come 10 this. that a number ni peaceful citizens
cauoot assemble without being s;blect 10 such
| interruptions as vonid have dissraced Tamma-
ny Hal! in the palmiest days Of Jacksonisml-
l. this Commonwealth, which has heretofore
been renowned for the peaceful character % all lis
meetings, 10 te discraced by a system oi 0r-onis.
I'd n!o5be,p, such As may be justified in New York
ot Philadelphia, ~ the existence Of an immense
redundant population, but which in one So sparse
as this, IS altogether without an eyample1"
These Mg1ss individuals" "rule or ruin gen.
try" "i'qae Of dictatots," who ",Iied their
strength here, las' Spring, and were found
wretohediy wanting, they will be found 50
again in April; and our firm impression is.
says the Richmond Whisl that The nomi-
nee Of The Wing Convention can beal bota he
Locojoso candidates with all ease. Lei our
brethren in The country uni'e with rs, in hi,
call, and We will carry all before us. The voice
Of two-lhirts o: he Wing voters in this city l..
Tor US"
Here il will he seen he evidence that "%disgiace
and defeat viii surely fall 10 The lut OF 'Loe-
fooo" Bots. The evidence both sides is very
strong and conclusive, and upon Wing authori-
~, We announce he election Of MIR. Seldom as
oura
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06

Moses 5. Graham, Esq Of Berkeley, has been
nominated by lie Convention Al Bath, the Demo
cratic candidate for he Senate from The District
composed OF The counties OF Hampshire, Morgan
and Berkeley. The Martinsburg Republican says:
M. Graham isa popular and inrellieen, young
gentleman, firm and nnwaverine in his F~rinci-
pies, tut mid ;rG courteous IN hi. temeanor.
On me first halloiins Messrs. Sloan and Gu>tin
were prominently te!ore he convention" While
cordially wishing success 10 he nominee, We
must be allowed 10 express our sincere regret a.
he retirement # Mr., SIoan from The public coun-
cils. where be has so loug been q respected and
beloved actor. His good sense, simple dignity
and lofty bearing have ccmmarted the respec;
and scod will Of all who know him. We wish
him happiness in his temporary r%riiremcnt-
though he be a Bachelor.