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Wholesale Clothing NarehoNSe.

No. lis, Main street, Saint Lonis. Missouri and
NO. lls BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
MARTIN & BROTHER.
F7-Dea,ers In Ready Made Clothing will find it
greatly to their advantage to call at the above es
adjustments and look through our stocks, before
purchasing. We promise to show them the larc-
est and most complete assortment in the East or
West, and will sell at ioper prices than any other
House. TERMS LIBERAL. Aug. %, 1850
FOR RENT.
Gs TUE large two-s,ory brick dwelling, Sd street.
opposite the Barrett House. occupied by .. Il. ".
Stn IS snitsbe for private residence, or, for an
extensive boarding house Possession given i'm mediate
" large quantity of valuable furniture win soon be
offered for sae,of which due notice will be given aug
tNDlGO madder, alum, co,peras, &C.. al cost fer
L cash. ID GILCHRIST 4 co
- koWN and bleached musllns, shirtlngs, &c, ut
- cost for cash., by d GILCHRlsT * co
DOORS and sHoEs.-A large assGrtment selling
- on al hiSt cost, 10y d GlLCHRlST Il co
TROSS Gu: and mill saws, files, &c, at cost.
~ aug. ~ GILCKRlST X co
cotton YARN-assorted sizes, at cost,
~ aug. % GILCHRISr & CO
hUEENSWARE.--An assortment of queens
W ware, for sale at cost, by GILcHnlsT s. Co
tNRENCH cloths, cassimeres, and satinetts for
4 sale at cost, by GlLCHRIST * co
CALlCoEs, lawns, ginghams, alpacas, merinoes'
~ &C., &c, now selling off at cost, by
aug. - GILCHRIST 4 co
VI and gnghams, fancy CROSS barred and plain
chambray, for sale by DU BOTS
A,WISS and American ginghams, just received
- and for sale by DU BoiS
DARASoLS--Black, fancy and plain. for sale
L low by (aug. 22) Du BoIS
DRoAD cloths and cassimeres, cheap for cash at
ID aug. % DU BolS
OUTER wanted to pack, in exchange for goods
IL at cash prices by DU BOIS
FTNOBACCo.-Fine cut chewing tobacco smoking
J. do, aromatic tobacco, superior, for sale by
aug. % Ms U BolS
MI ANILLA cordage, different sizes, just received
w and for sale by s DU BOiS
CHOCOLATE.-5boXesc common and sweet choc-
~ oate. just received and for sale by DU BOTS
TINEAS.-Young tyson, imperial, gunpow der and
/ black teas, flesh, per Bon Accord. for sale at
aug. 22 s DU BOTS
SNUGARS.-Comm crushed, loaf and clarified
= sugars, for sale by S DU BOIS
MO. mackerel just received and for sale by
~ aug. - Ms DU BOTS
N,ALMON.-3 bills. picked salmon just received
- and for sale at taug. 2a) Du BoiS
uERRING.-Pickled herring for sale at
IL aug. % DU BOTS
NJ Ais, glass, salt, &C., for sale a, cost, by
~ aug. % GILCHRIST n co
I EATHER.-Io00 lbs Sole Leather, chesuut
1 bark tan, for sale low
aug $50 &c ARMSTRONG & co
HoWNlNG'S fruit and fruit trees of America,
- do do colOred plates.
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N f w & 90 ID ST.!

THE undersigned are now, and will be receiving
L during the season. large assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
well selected from the Eastern Cities OF the latest
Importations all of which they are determined to
sell at such rates no doubt will give entire
tisfaction TO all who may favor them with their pat
ronage Their stock consists in part of the follow
ing. viz: .-
DRY GOODS, Cloths. including every variety of
color. quality and prce, French and Ameri an Cas-
smeres, satinetts OF every quality, Jeans, summer
Cloth, blue drilling and cotton plads and stripes
Of all kinds, for summer clothing. linens, linen
drillnes, brown and bleached Dome sites, Tickings
Checks. Vcstinss, Flannels, Alpaccas, Irish lin
ems, ETC., etc.
Ladies' Dress foods.
handsome assortment of Prints, ginghams,
lawns, muslinS, jaconetts. swiss book and null
Muslns: Dress silks, linen lustFe, Bingham lawns,
linen berage, ETC., etc.
FANCY GOODS, too numerous TO mention, new
style bonnet ribbons and artificial Flowers. Hosie-
gloves, Suspenders, hdkfs buttons, Combs ETC.,
Hats, Russia, beaver, silk, low priced Fur leghorn
and palm leaf Hats, all sizes, kinds and prices.
general assortment of
Boots. Shoes. Groceries. Hardware ard Queepsrare.
Clothing, Goats, Pants. Vests, Bosoms g. Dratrers.
Also, Collars, shirts, ETC.. in great variety and 1t
exceedingly low prices. Also, Nails, Glass. Cot
ton Yarn Carpet Chain batting, log trace Chains,
ETC., etc. Also, Hanes. horse collars, hoes sE0v-
els, spades, Forks, etc, ETC., all OF which viii
sell cheap as can be purchased in The Market,
and will take all kinds Of Produce In exchange for
Goods.
Remember the place, Main street. below JEFF.
ferson, Burlington. Iowa.
Burlington, may Q. 1850 GARRETT s COOPER
BURLINGTON CLOTHIN EMPURIUM!!
slls.f $50 sl'I-l
$3.50 sss ss ~ - .a nsssEG
Jefferson street, between Main and Third, north
side, two doors above J. S. Schramms.
BARGAINSl! BARGAlNS!.!
I H. HEINSHEIMER \ co are now opening
y new and splendid stock of SPRING AND SUM-
MER CLOTHING. consisting of every variety
Our stocks are well made and of the latest fash
ions, which we will sell CHEAPER than any other
establishment west of the ALLIE sheny Mountains.
Persons who are in want of Clothing, cannot put
their time to better than by calling and making
liberia purchases.
~ Remember and call at the BURLINGTON
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, the only establishment
where real bargains are to be had.
Burlington. april %, 1850. J. II. H.. 4 co
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nTAKE NOTlCE.-The citizens of Burlin gton who
lave Subscribed their Prospectus Tor the for
uson Of Literary and debating Society, requested
10 nsst at the Count Room Friday evening at Il
III
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Executors Notice.

Executors 1NWite.
NOIicEi is hereby given that the undersigned,
Ment Of James Major, decd, will on Friday, the
lsh day OF September, next, present a petition to
Ne Court OF Probate OF Des Moines county, Iowa,
sskny for license and decree TO sell the real ss-
hA Of said deceased, at which time all persons in
crested can sppear and show cause why said petit
hon should not be granted. b. I. DAVID,
Executor OF last viii and testament of J. NJ ljor.
Burlington, iowa, Aug. e9th, is50-st
BURLINGTON SCHOOL TAX.-Tax payers OF
- Burlington school District. will take notice
Tat the school house tax for 1850, is due and
aust be paid. The Directors are contracting for
.ae building Of school house and st4nd in need of
u money.
Delinquents for 1850, are referred to Section 81
Ms school law, and are assured that If the tax is
~" paid. the law will be strictly enforced: sSec-
soa ~. Should any one when called on neglect or
uase TO pay such tax, the Secretary shall proceed
eonect the same by distress and sale OF goods
~ chatties found within the district, having frs,
vossd up, at least ten days previous notice Of such
~. snree OF the most public places in the dis
.0." tAus. -, 'So) L. D. STOCKTON, Sec'y
State Of Iowa, Desmoins county. SIS.
c, Con-, ofssid county. 10 Oct term, A. D. 1850.
aI Morgan Petition for Divorce.
caMT Ann Morgan, In Chancery.
AlO defendant, Mary Ann Morgan, will take no.
wee, that on the 2sth day of August, A, D. 1850,
~ sN plaintiff flied in the Office Of the Clerk Of
~ his petition, praying for divorce, from
sss,s;.n oonos o. matrimony now existing between
noner and defendant.
r. unless, you, the said defendant, appear at
WcS.s .erm Of said court, (sitting as q court
caancery,) for the year, A. D. 1850. and Mead.
sssAss ~ oemur to said petition, decree viii be
N-SNo ssatnst you pro eoSesso
n.,a,..v.C y. WIGHTMAN, Clerk of said Court.
ID. Avg. y, 1850 q Grimes 4 starr. olrs
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Sale of Personal Propertv


IThE following described persona, pro,er.v
WIN be sold on Saturday, the 7th day of septemher
a. Tue Auctlon Room, on Main street, to witt
one two horse Wagon-one gray NTare-one sor-
&c, ware ana set of Harness. Terms on day of
'"i p.,, A. d. GREEN, Assignee.
burlington, Iowa. aug. &c, lS5O-at
HThe undersigned will reopen his School in
tne basement OF the Presbyterian Church, on Mon
day next, the I'd of September.
lERMs-Common English branches, per schol.
' per quarter. $3.50
is"ef piahcheS, 4,25
D,s' 800
burlington, Aug. 90, 1850 j. PERSON
u TIL members of Iowa Section, No. .. Ca
dets OF Temperance, are requested to meet at the
usual place OF meeting, this Thursday evening" An
gust 2sth, as business of Importance is to be trans
acted. By order of George Temple, W.p.
Aug. ~, 20 CLAIBORNE ROREP, Sec,y
Administrators Notice.
Es-THE undersigned having taken out letters of
administration on the Estate of James Clarke de-
ceased, hereby gives notice to all persons indeb-
ed TO said estate, to make immedia payment of
the same, and those having claims against said es
tate will present them duly authenticated for set
tiement. w. F. CoOLBAUGH, Admir-.
Burlinrton, August, %, lS5O-3t
GREAr BARGAINS can be had. Awe are
~ still selling off our stock at Cost.
aug ~, 80 d. GlLCHRIST & co
n, aug 20, 90 , GILcHRIsT & co
COOKING Glasses at Eastern cost by
i 4 aug ~
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STaBILIrY-SECURITY-
Mutual Life Insurance Company. Of New York.
A Milton Of Dollars

Sccurc!E ~! eStt@ in Bonds and MORTGAGES on re
al esta'" i'm tha cities Of New York aHa T-arkI-r.
aHd st"cs, IT taa state aHI City OF New York and
United States S1EJguuGat.
All tine Fr"St4s awe &4vt@sJ rutauE tlsa insured.
The Company declared 50 EsUaeaF cf rEoIts OF
hity-t"o pea ,ei.,. aa az e-is'iug pcicies On tie
sist of January, 1913.
Persons may effect isurance on their own lives
and the lives of others. -r
married woman can insure the life OF her hus-
nahh, Tie benefits of which secured by law f0I
the exclusive use of herself or children.
tlergyrien and all others dependent upon sails
es or their caily earnings specially invited 20
avail themselves Of a resource whereby their sur
vlving families may be secured from the evils OF
peBufy.
Annuit'es granted on favorable terms. r--.
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles Of Nh
tual Life Insurance. aT illustrating It's advantages
with forms Of application, may be obtained at the
Office of Geo. Frazee, Agent, on Jefferson street.
JOSEPH d. COLLINS, President.
ISAAC ABBoT1, Sec'y. CHARLES Gill, Actuary.
July Is. 1850 GEO. FRAZEE. Agent.
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ID r Y GO o ID $ .

Drown and hleached MuSlins and Drillings
A'cottonades oSnaaurgs, calicoS .ginghams lawns
brown and grass linens Irish linens, Mosquito bars
tweeds, cassimeres, satinetts, etc, can be bought
cheap of (may Is, '5O) Ed JAGGAR
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q I & o

i this city on sunday evening last, WILLIAM CoLUM
,rs non fJasan and Frances st Clear, aged year
and two weeks.
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OFFERS his Professional services to the ciii-
Mems of Burlington and vicinity. fnay 30, so
rssHe may be found at the Barrett House.
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10 80 s1"S SSa
nEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
1 /Quecnsware. Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, etc, in
the store formerly occupied by Thos Hedge, JEFF
ferson street, Burlington. (may 10, 80
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A LWAyS On hand and for sale at the Manu- e.
tnrer's Prices. the Moline Flows, OF all kirGs.
which are acknowle 'ged to be superior to any oth
or Plow ever introduced into the country. tn
are warfanted to perform well, and If they do nct
all the purchaser has to do. lis to return the Flow
and get his money at ALFRED CLARhES ON
april IS, 30 Jefferson street Burlington
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GRO CE RE s

GRO CERT ES.
NJ o. Crushed and loaf Sugars, Rio and Java
l. y Coffee, N. o. and S. II. Molas olden Syr-
up, Young Hyson, Imperial Gun Powder and Black
Teas. Rice, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Oranges, len-
ons, Goldfish, Mackerel herring. sardines, oysters,
olive oil, Tomato catsup, Pickles. Pepper sauce,
starch, mould, star and stearine Candles, soap spi
ces of all kinds. all of which will be sold at fair
prices by tnay l6. SOY JAGGAR
1 ATS: Leghorn, palm leal, Santa Fe, Ashland;
1 l. Mexican and wool Hats may be had at low pri-
ceS at fmay I6, 800 d JAGGAR'S
FINO INVALIDS: Pure Port, Madeira and Mala-
I ga Wines and French Brandy, bought eSpeci-
ally for Medical purposes and warranted genuine,
can be had OF the subscriber on good terms.
may l6, $50 ED AGGAR
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS

lust received and is now opening, in addition
y to his former stock, a large and splendid as
sortment of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GRO
CERES, ETC. His stock is now complete, having
been purchased in the Eastern cities, and selected
with an eye single to the interest of the commune
ty at large, he atters himself that he can sell up
on little better terms than any other house.
Those who may wish to purchase, will do well to
call and examine his stock, before purchasing else
where. ALFRED CLARKE
burlington Iowa, Nav 9, 1850
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sbr .s0lsn III. RauCh.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Burlington, Iowa.
L y Shop On Main street, in the building lately
occupied by Geo. Biickhahn. fmsy 30, 80
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VI Is > + Il VI II 4 L u e W.
s~7 MILLINERY AND MANTUA MAKING
Es&sboth silk and braid in the best style and
Sssthe most reasonable terms-"ffer their
vices to the Ladies of Burlington and vicinity in
the above business. They will warrant their work
to fit, and Of the best material. They can he fouat
at the esdence of Mr. Jefferson Penny, on Valley
street. april IS, 1850
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rOUNTRY Merchants vii, take notice that II
I } thew wish to supply themselves with Saddles
by the wholesale, from one to fifteen dozen, they
can DO so at our establishment cheaper than they
can be had at any other house in Iowa. and as low
as any in st Louis. All we ask is call and see for
yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
aug. 8, 1880. ARMSTRONG W.
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PRICES REDUCED;

VINHE new and popular Cyclopedia Uf Domestic
4 Medicine, by Keith Imray, NJ. d., embracing
Physiology with piates etc, etc, just rcceiv ed and
for sale at Eastern prices at ARRAHAMs'
may %. 80 Burlington book store
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The Cry j.. still thew Conet

~ THE subscribers to the Stock Of the Bur-
iin-tOn ard Mt Pleasant Plank Road Company
hereby notified, that a. meeting If the Board Of
Directors the 18th inst, il ordered that IN
snert oG 80 per cent or T. tofsrs reT share.
be called in, tc BIZ paid 10 W. +. C00thau-h. Trea-
surer Of the Company in Burlington Tao .sth
day Of August NEXT. GEO. SNYDER,
Burlington, July IS. 1850 0SeCFetaTy.
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Perfumery and Eancy Articles.
I HAVE just received a large assortment Of Per-
| fumery, consisting in part ofCologne water, Fam
CIV extracts for handkerchief pomades; Bears oil;
Perfumed ockets; Fancy soaps: Eau Lustrale; Lii
~ white; MaccasSar Oil, and all sorts of Fancy Ar
ticles, which you will have to call and see, as
have not time space to enumerate BURNAP
Burlinpton, april % $50 Jefferson street
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Blake's Patent, Fire and Water Proof Paint, or
Artificial Slate.

w f are authorized to sell Blake's patent Fire
w and Water Proof Paint, which is universally
acknowledged to be the best article of the kind ev-
reproduced. 1t is being used for covering roofs,
of either shingles matched boards, zinc sheet iron
or thick paper.
1t is indestructible by fire, impervious to water
and if subjected to an extreme heat, will OF char
the wood. 1t is used upon Brick Walls, both as
paint and ornament, it forms perfect stone coat
ing, through which particle of moisture cannot
pass and upon every thing you wish to protect from
fire or weather. The COSTS very trihing. not more
than the common paint and is much more durable.
For sale at GRIFFlTHS * Co.'S Hardware store,
may 80, $50 No. 2, Jefferson street
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ryvHoRN 4 McUWEN haze Just received direct
4 from Nav York a fresh arrival or goods viz
s25 doz. black and white stay binding:
$50 DO fine cosmetic soap sTrr shaving ,rt
toiietu 800 lbs. estsa skein cotton;
80 boz ChapMaI.'s -a-ur stropS;
$40 Lithpgraphic priits. latest styles:
zoe lbs mist Pins; 90 Ggz. tooth brushes.
100 lbs Hrning = SOFAS best Needless
$50 i1Z fsh liEeS. Of ali kIHd..
so lbs satin Gr!sh linen thread;
100 inE. extra fi1e lFoty Combs.
Motto, n q % "a ,IaFs
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HARDWARE.

f'HE subscribers have pow received their Spring
stock OF Hardware. comprising every thing in
their line, and which they offer at such prices
as will successfully compare with those of any
Hardware House in st Louis. The attention OF
purchasers is particularly requested TO stock of
BUILDING HARDWARE.
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HARVEST OF $50.
4 Ii persons indebted 10 William walksr. srs
y hereby notified that their accounts must An.
settled either In WHEAT CASH on or before
the first day Of September next. OF they will t~
placed IN the hands of proper officers for coef tfon
Burlington, June 27,IS50 WILLIAM WALLER
II AIR.--5oo bushels riastering Hair for sale hv
II aug. $50. BIC ARMSTRONG 4 co.
SwlsS Ginghsms, new style, for sale by
- lhne -; 1880 y s pg le@s
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Under the Barret House, Jefferson ST., Burlington,
"a MRS MCDONALD, respectfully announces
NJ ITO the Ladies' Of Burlington and vicinity, that
IVY she has just returned from the City OF New
York, with splendid assortmeIt.of the choicest
GOODS, exclusively for Ladies' wear, which she
can sell at the lowest possible prices-as her pur-
cheses were all made with cash. Her stock con-
sists in part as foows:-
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FIRST BLOW AT THE
G 0 F F E E mon OPOL VII!

G 0 F F E E MON OPOL VII!
M are now selling at the Peoples store, on
w Main street, next the Market House.
lbs Coffee for dollar; " lbs Sugar for dollar;
10 lbs new rice do Pure starch for 10 cts ID
No. Cocolate 81 cts III; Prime MoIss-e. 3bts ssi
Best Young Hyson Tea In the market, casually
sold at one dollar per lb.) so cents Id.
Best Imperial and Gunpowter Tea, rs cts ID.
do Boston saleratus, 10 cts a 10.
And we Offer great inducements to the cash buy
er in the purchasing Of
Fancy Dry Goods. Hardware, QneenSware.
Doors, SHOES, HATS, CAPS Il BoNNETs.
Terms, Cash.-An goods marked in plain figures
from which we will make abatement, so that the
most simple person can buy from US on as good
terms the most experienced
Burlington, may 2, 1850 Mn n. SCOTT
Es-Mind, Main street, ne xt the Market House.
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NEW BROONIS.
sd. w. BURTON, has removed his Broom
Factory to his new residence on the hill, near Mr.
Kelly's, north part of the city. He is now prepar-
ed to fill all orders for Brooms. aud at greatly re :
duced prices. burlington. July II. 1850
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-31

Il was our intention to review the honorable Alexander
Evanss attack and expose his folly in its colors
but the whole matter is done up completely 10 our
hand by the eloquent and witty member from Indiana
Dr. Ftchthai il is scarcely necessary for 10 add
another syllable to the subject II would be really at
tempting gid refined gold to add perfume 10 the
rose or. what is still pertinent attempt to
say the slain We dismiss the subject. too with the
more satisfaction because do believe there is
gentleman in the House who not dsgpsed with the
attack or who does not approve the casgaton which
the representative from Maryland has received
If Mr.. Evans is wise enough TO understand the lesson
he has received he may profit by TO the last day Of his
life Itmay teach him the necessity Of being dis
Greet Ii will teach him to practise little forbear
ance towards his political opponentsa little more mag
nanmity-a higher Of juslicea finer feeling OF
generosity 1t will impress upon him the duty OF orbear
ng TO assail man, without provocaon, who has never
injured him and it will convince him OF the degradation
Of nursing his wrath and bottng up his revenge fol
weeks, and waiting an opportunity OF dischargng upon
the head OF his intended victim.
! We attempted to procure the speech of Mr. Fitch fol
this days paper, late hour last nights but could
not receive it in time for publication We shall publish
| it tomorrow
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-31

II il true OF communities as well Of individuals, that
one wrong act will lead to others This is exemphed in
the brief history OF New Mexico under her pretended
State organization.
The movement for convention was conceived in
Washington, and il wronefuly carried By execu
tive influence and by the active agency OF officers Of the
army in contempt Of those great principles which
the foundation OF institutions The influence
cissd b. detachment OF the army, acting under the
dss Of the Executive wrested from Texas the posses
sion OF The east bank OF the Rio Gfande and ened
q convention atSanta Fe TO frame constitution aud es.
tabish State government This the first wrong
the first departure from the fundamental principles Of
popular sovereignty and the right of seli-goyernnen
Let us see what il has led to-
We find by the latest news received from Santa Fe,
and published in the Un,on that the inhabitants Of New
nexeo, portion OF them, had elected State egis-
aue, and that the legislature had met at Santa Fe for
the purpose of putting The Illegal government in opera
ton. Its first proceedings worthy OF wronglycon-
stituted Saieworthy of legislature which derives its
authority from constitution which recognises and es-
tablishes peonage as legitimate institution.
first OF al, member OF the Senate, who had pre-
aented his credentials and taken his seat was elected
rom the body (because he would not vote with the ma
iority who favored State oganzaon,) and one Of his
opponents admitted This hgh-handed proceed9s caused
the withdrawal Of aporton OF the members, which left
the ssnate Of New Mexico without quorum This
would have produced difficulty in any body which
respected the right OF representation Not so IN the Sem
ate Of New Mexico The remaining members, who did
not constitute quorum To- do business, proceeded
TO gil the vacancies, until sufficient number was
admitted, and then Majors r. II Weightman and
r. A. Cunningham elected senators Of the
United States This gross and glazing outrage is
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-31

We understand officially that the failure Of the south
ern mail for several successive days past has been caused
by series of accidents the Weldon and Wilmington
railroad and by the non-arriva of the mail steamers
from Charleston al Wilmington. North Carolina.
A railroad bridge near Halifax, North Carolina, was
carried away by the of Saturday night last and the
mail steamers from Charleston, South Carolina, failed
arrive at Wilmington. North Carolina. in consequence,
il is presumed. Of bad weather at sea, these steamers
being liable TO be detained from this cause.
We received three mails by last evenings southern
boat II was sort OF omnibus mail, with vengeance
upon the poor editors. who had to wade through their
varied contents Does the reader recoec the trumpet Of
Munich ausen, in which the words frozen up in a
very cold SPELL and when they thawed, broke out
with din Of accumulated sounds which stunned the
senses! Just such is the mail which emped upon
our table last evening,