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Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

will, Them, SHOUT "glsry" over the grim victory
But this is not all. by silence, at least, the,
also endorse the nonfaat,ons made at this Con
vention These were as follow:
For Comptroller, John G. Wright, Of Silence
tady. for Secretary of State, Henry S. Randall
Of Courtlandnt; for Canal Commissioner, Horac,
Whelton, of Onondaga; for Attorney General
Levi $. Chatfeld, Of O,sego; for State Treasure
Benjamin WEIGH, Jr., Of Fries for State Engi
neer and Surveyor General, VIM. ]. McAlpiie
Of Kings; For State PRISON Ins pector, Hy. Storms
of New York; for Judge Of the Court of Ap-
peals, A. Johnson, Of New York.
AS to the character of this ticket, we will
quote one or two extracts from the New York
Herald, it being, we believe, pretty good ahthori
ty in the opinion of Democrats, at least when il
can be produced against the Wings:
"The ticket of the Democratic Contention is
Ear from being satisfactory to the National Hun.
kers. a.
e''John C. Wright, who sold them /, John Van
Buren,, IS said to be nobody. Then comes Mr.
Randall o BarAburner, who ran aeair Il Chris
TOPPER Morgan, two years ago. Levi S. Chat.
field is anti-Canal, and Blrnburner. Benia.
mn Nelsn, IN. tle eo!t6s'ai Jal ElEals Rs,,G.,.
lie, is anti-Canal, and rank Barnburner. Tive
years ago, he was on the ticket, and was defeat.
ed. Horace Wheaton always acted with the
Aboiitionists till the Buffalo Platform was erected
in ls4S, and then he joined the Bamburners."
The following is from the New York Express
paper maintaining very high reputation fol
veracity and caution in its statements:
'TThe Washington Union, too, takes down the
NNTaQtISn Hornhurnnr Al II
We commend fact or two, therefore, for The
National organ to digest
"Four OF the nominees ON the Barnburne,
ticket are Vans Buren Free Soil Democrats. OF
the ultra school; and what is important they are
put on the canal board, which hold, about all
the patronage and political power of the State
"Henry ). Randall, of Cortland county, is
named for Secretary Of State. About all, il moi
all tie Democracy in Cortland county are of the
Abolition Democratic school; Dodrinaire the
Ecenng Post calls him. which means, in New
York English, an abolition philosopher, as neal
as we can translate ii. Horace Wheaton, named
Tor canal commissioner, is conspicuous Barn.
burner, brother and business partner of Charles
a. wheaton, the abolitionist. Levi S. Chatfield
Attorney General) combines the beauties OF
Barnburner and Anti-rent; and Benjamin S.
Welsh, named for Treasurer, is the editor of
the Buffalo Republic, one of the worst sort of
Democratic abolition papers in the State, which
has just distinguished itself in the Buffalo slave
case, by publishing nui;I,2:latosyy and incendiary
accounts, either to induce a rescue by violence,
or through the subterfuges of the law.
''lf the Washington Union will smother such
facts as these, we beg our friends at Richmond,
kaleighe Nashville, Augusta, Macon, Savannah,
Tuscaloosa, Vicksburg, and New Orleans, 40
bring ti.sm home to their people.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

PoRK.7-lhe Brunswieker says there is a fair
supply Of hogs in the Grand River country.
They viii lie Of good size; generally mast fed.
The Brrnsy6cxer says:
We have heard of two dollars and quarter
being offered for hogs on foot--live weight--the
hogs to be driven elsewhere for fattening. Corn
will be about one dollar barrel in the hack
country .nnd perhaps dollar and half here.
In some neiehborhoods there is considerable old
corn on hand @
PoKK-Present indications are very favorable
on the part OF the farmer, for pork bringing
good price the present Fall and Winter. We
I hear that buyers from abroad are already en-
deavorug to engage lots al stipulated prices; but
SO far as we know, bth few II any have contrac-
ted.-.No,mOuh en-. J .flas O
CArr1E.-The supply of Beeyes at the scales
on Monday being unusually large FOR this season
of the wear, prices ruled something lower. The
offerings reached l4o0 head Of which number
9lO were sold to city butchers, lao were left
over unsold, and $50 were driven TO Philadelphia.
Prices ranged from So to So 81 IL on the hoof,
equal TO $4a So so net, and averaging So a.
gross.
BogS,-we quote from So 10 SO 25.-Bali-
mare .ABsericen.
THE Pork MARKET, It is generally believed,
will be active al high prices. Producers are
firm in the expectation of obtaining FIVE dollars
per hundred Tor agood Lawrncebrwg
Register 18th inst. %
i I37 A large number of olu farmers Eave en-
gagged their hogs during the last week to BE- de-
, liyered at killing time al So 70 per hundred net
For LOT Of about 200 head Of extra heavy hogs
! 81 was offered but refuscd.-Nsp Castle Cour.
O. Pork AND BEEr.-We understand that about
twenty-five hundred head Of hogs, was sold in
this city on the 18th inst, at s4 90 per hundred
I-Quincy Wing 23d inst.
~ We leTn from the Of our extensive pork
merchants on yesterday, that contracts had been
entered into for hogs at 81, and they were not to
be engaged at those figures, oHolders are now
asking 81 20 with . strong probability of get
ting that price, 7erre- HaUe Journal 26tk INST,
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? @ From h9 Louisville Courier
HogS--PrOspects of the coming Season,
Prices, &c,

The prices of hogs, lately, have adyaHeed,
and as we have heretofore stated, varicUe. con-
tracts, for early delivery, have been made by our
packers at prices ranging from $4 % TO $4 so.
net. Similar contracts have been entered into
at Madison and Cincinnati 1t is pretty gene
rally conceded that the number of hogs for pack
ing this season throughout the West will faly
equal last seasons product, and that the weight
will greatly exceed that of lastyear. At pres
ent there is but little disposition to enter into
contracts on the part Of packers and buyers at
quotations.
We anticipate q large increase OF the packing
here this season compared with last. and un-
,dcrstand that our packers are making the most
ample arrangements. ASIAN evidence of this,
we state that one packer is 70 receive 5000
hogs from indianapolis, the hogs to be forwarded
BY railroad to Madison, and from thence here.
AT Madison, Ia, we hear Of contracts for 3D.
900 head of hogs at 81 40 a $4 10 net, At
st. Louis contract was recently made Cor L.
OO0 hogs to be delivered as late as the 2Sth of
February. A packer in this city had 1000
head offered to him at 3 l-2 cts. gross, to be de-
livered within % miles'of this CITY, on the rail-
road, which he refused.
The following is about the average of gross
ana net prices Of hogs, if not driven over 40 or
nifty miles. AS the distance increases however.
lhe advance over the gross price must be in
creased to cover cost:
q cts. gross is equal to $4 % a 50 So net.
%, ~ Sc $4 50a $4 70 "
Inc following extract of letter from highly
and reliable source in Cincinnati, will
De, lound interesting at this time:
: From all the information we can gain in re-
lauoli TO the quality and quantity of hogs in this
section oil country and throughout the Great
w w. est, there appears TO be but one opinion viz,
maj the numbers will be equal to last season,
ana quality far better, also that the price at which
al nme ana dTovsrS anticipate our market will
open 10 be dangerous and unsafe. Therefore
we look upon the business in the prospective as
disastrous to all who hold for high prices
Hogs have been sold in our market at 4l-2 ,
49, o- All OF the Hogs thus far contracted @,
., 4f are to be cut and cured into bacon, for the
New New Orleans Market Consequently, we look
or decline in t'city, soon after the first ar.
lvals' caused by heavy shipments. In fact
lot be sustained" wal O
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Steamer Brilliant,

we learn from the officers of the ST Ioui,
ana Atlantic, up this morning, that this boat col.
,aPSeo The ilues OF her larboard boiler as she wa,
backing out from landing on Sunday morn;no
t Ime <otL UT, seven miles below Palouemince
me steamer Natchez, being near, Went 70 Lor
assistance, and was lying alongside When AZ O.
Louis and Atlantic arrived; both Of Tho la,tor
wooded on the opposite side ofthe river and al
ihe information obtained was from nersnys 49,
ing to and fro in skifTs. The loss 9f Gfa P',sS-
PoleeI ny inc telegraph, appears to have been
go Exaggerated, persons who visited the i'll
49,. GO't W'.iilh lew moments after the acct
y,o,'oJo oul lhlrIy-ilve to forty killed and
moullueu3 saii or nearly all Of whom were daSI
"0i IL ana hremen belonging to the boat
~ IS believed that none oflhe cabin nassenoo+.
81 FI tL ca any injury AT Vicksburgh. the csrL
~ ,ie 81 Louls saw slip stating the Who'll
Pr;il;" oi Altled and scaded to be hiriy-Sir tn
was on her upward trip. ana ,yEot nc
Wy sing uiar' collapsed at the same lonJins -
MlcH she blew up less than wear ago TL az
~ "cciuGnt occurred on the 1ip,e1lrF fr;u -me
ne same day OF the week, and preciseI,, r r. Tn
'sune houf IN the morning. The a. uie
noIro'ssly repaired alter the first 6aoo;1" ss {
,lu we are told received an entire set ~
'oi'Iis; Thea recent collapsesil is beie1I "g;H
'u' niue INJURY 70 the boat, but will ~ VIA
Susg her 70 be withdrawn from tbe trodo uUT I
VA. ns,olez arrived at Vicksbureh tbe soroo me
M humber OF the wounded nm Loa.i Gay .
nan. wi. was considered very FAST hoat Itnc O
'He lrPs week 81 Bayou Sara and , il;aA'Ig Il
Fn . ne former explosion, may ba' ',iis, as
'oo great press Of steam..S - ''i Itt
.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

Ponx.~-A geniIclnan who has recshtly been
up in Shelby county, informs US that the psfk
in thpt county is esceIIens. but very scaree,,44
The farmers are determined b igkc no less tlIsn
So
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09
MANY VOTERS.
TO the Voters Of the City Of Hannibal
Missouri.
FELLow ClrIzers.

missouri
Fellow CiTIzEEs.
have been called upon through the city papers, and
IN person, by many Of my PERSONAL friends 10 permit
ny name to be used as candidate for Mayor Of ;hi.
cy a, The ensuing election am well satisfied that
te generous Partially Of my friends and not any real
merits o. my own have hal much influence in this So
icitatlon My interest is closely identified with the
prosperity and ultimate destiny of Hannibal. resi-.
denee Of eight years among you has given US an on
poEiuniiy TO be well acquainted with each other.
have endeasored, during all The time have been here
TO attend well to all the business which my duty
called fee 10 do,snd il you, in your wisdom, should
think proper 10 honor with the Office Of Mayor Of
our young and growing city, certainly shall do my
best 10 attend TO The duties of the Office and do all Il
my power Tor the prosperity of the city and the well
fare Of all her citizens.
Respectfully yours,
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

fioEoNs'-such number of pigeons as have
established roost in the edge of New London,
never was seen or heard of in these parts before.
Several thousand were killed on Monday and
Tuesday nights. The noise made at their en-
campment can be heard at distance of several
miles When you shoot into a tree, the fiapping
OF their wings "raises the wind'1in very SEN
S'oie degree and the rushing sound puts one in
mind OF dozen Wheat fans in full blast. Dead
pigeons are strewed over the ground about the
roosts people killing more than they can carry
home They say there are ''few more left'' on
'Fees-say several steamboat loads.
We also hear of immense numbers of pjoeons
on the Missouri river. @
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

We are authorized TO announce the name of A.
CURTIS as candidate for the Office Of City Marshal
at The approaching election.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

St Louis Agent
Lcnis 2. Payson, No. l27, N. Fourth ST.,
So Louis. ~ .ssar assil,ors4ed Agent Z. Oh
tain Advertisements and Subscriptions, collect
Accounts, SIC.
WIN. N. PENN and n. 3 Ssynian, Of Paris, Me.
r. n. Rnchss.@a and ohm A. Quafies, OF Florida.
Thosnas y. Thompson, Of Palmyra.
a Wa, o. Young, OF New London.
J. T.. Canterbury, Of Mexico.
Mr. Rsakey, OF Clifton.
ros.mssters are requested 70 allow Us to add them
10 The list.
The shove named gentlemen are authorized 10 give
receipts Tor money due this Office.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

SAN SLICK says, writing from England, s.ar-
'Ier an they haint got no Indgn corn here thew
can RAISE It, nor punkin-pies nor ounces, nor
peanuts nor silk-worms, nor nothin'. Then as
o 20 shelr Iarmln,-Lord only look at FIVE great
elSPhant-lookin' beasts in one plough, with one
great iummokin3 fellow to hold the handle, and
' ahoIher 10 carry the whip and boy to lead,
Wlose boots have more iron on 'em than the
noIses hulls have, all orawln as if they was a..
: TO funeral. What sort of way is that
70 work II makes me mad 10 look al 'eI ~
ih;r rerG is any arthy clumsy fashion of dom
lit lha'E r., the way they are always sure TO
5l n he1e. They are benighted, obstinate, bull
vuueu people the English, that's fact, and all
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

We are authorized 10 announce r. j. BRADLEY
candidate for Sheriff Of Marion county at the ensuing
a sesass saee'ion. scpiStd
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

We arc authorized to announce B. M. HAWKINS
seandidate foS the Office of City Marshal at the ap
prcaehihg election. sepIltJ
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

ATTORNEY GENERAL.-The Governor has
appointed James B. Gardenhire, Attorney Gem
eral OF this State, in place of VIM. A. Richards
deceased. Mr.. G. was the Benton candidats
Tor Congress at the last election, in the 4th dis
triot.s
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HANNIBAL, Sept. sotb. /

HANNIBAL, Sept. 30th, 1851.
if Mr.. JOHN b. LEWIS win again become a cam
ddate for the Office Of Recorder a the ensuing cleo.
ton, he may rely on the support of
MANY VOTERS.
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MANY VOTERS.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NorIcE.--- Mr.. BExxErr will
preach October 18th, at l o'clock, in the First
Presbyterian Church. The sermon viii be an
proPfisse to tho anniversary Of the Pastors ar
olnaIlon--it being the third year-from Kings.
Al Show do ye advise, that NAV answer
THIS people ?" The sermon in the evening. n
o'clock win be from "JOhn, /, 46.-aCan there
any good thing come out Of Nazareth n
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GAMDIDATEs.

II We are authorized 10 announce ID. n. JACKSON
as candidate for Sheriff, al The ensuing election. I'd.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

We are authorized to annonRce J. II. TRIPLETr
as candidate for Recorder at the approaching cleo
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

We are authorized TO announce l. L. HOLT a can.
diaa's FOR the ce Of Recorder at the ensuing electio
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

We are authorized 10 announce VIM. A. MADDOX,
e et-:;c ,e
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

M 'etPVs NorIoE.-- Elder M. E. Lam,
from Independence, win preach in the Christian
Nnurcp' IN this city, tonight. The meeting viii
continue every night, during the week, and ill
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

we are authorized to announce G. W. Gaping
Ek candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

NLAok"ooD's MAsAzrxr,--- The September
number Is oraoar table. The stor, Of . Nh.
Novel ;Ncr English Life,p is excellent The
reviews Of travels. ETC., give interesting variety
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

bell bon ,I -Messrs SPaldingS Camn
house PUsnt at The tobacco sale at Todd, warp,
I0oI Yesterday, one hogshead for SI9'oSs" re,
an5 aps. ms Is indeed and extraordino,v III
'asad OF anything ever Offered = ,Si.
market Louisville Jour. 3D. '"'i'u IN inns
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nANHIRAL. Snnl. 3Oth. Ia6I.

liAKMBAL, Sept. Both, 1851
II MT. 4. Il. sELNls will consent to the use Of
as name az candidate for the Office Of Mayor, he
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

lHE Missouri RIVER is said to be lower
man il has been keOwnfor several years. 1t is
now navigated by none but the smallest class
sleambots.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

Maj. BUcKLIN, theEengineer of the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad has arrived, and win be
ready to go to work so soon as his,instruments
arrive, which will be towards the last Of the
week. In the meantime, Mr. BUcKLIN will ex-
anime, and make himself well acquainted with
the general character of all the routesoproposed.
A fine spirit appears now to be prevailing.
Numbers who have heretofore opposed the
road, are now ready 10 give it their assistance,
by tefidering the right of way, etc.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

ram a5 N We are informed by gentleman e;r.,,
ca v nG4Iho' that the Sheriff Of Dade Son ,e
SbnI. Helms. the man who murderer '0T MY
,rrss t1, snort lime since in Scott count MI w.
u ,i,I't INN at Elk Mills, MeDnoI ~, ne
F Eiu any difficulty whatever = GouGl}
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

II JOSEPH DUDDiNG will consen. to be a can.
dlaie second time for the office of CITY Marshal he
wall receive very gratifying evidence Of the esteem Ais
past services have won from
MANY VOTERS.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

AN ODE DIREcTIoN.---In the list of letter.
published in the Pittsfeld (nl) Free Press
we lind the following Irish address :-"Lustre
Margaret, the wider Peirady that was, before
married the SECOND time.' This beats the big
beet the Free Press brags about .
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

. va nSi'"As'--A friend hands in the folIowino
81 "ha i word is there in the English ,oroaa',o
o. WNlcN The three first letters smell mera
'''' lour hrst man. the whole grcat ,v mU,'ug
AN M answer is requested. %. "Ona''
kna 10" oo WORD IS there of one syllable, which nv
two syllablesY" WIN make word of
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

c Inc New York Wing State Convention me, At
2yracuSe on the 18th ult., and was ORGANIZED ar1
S Sy choosing Charles E. Clark, President The
lolI5SowIng ticket was nominated:
+ or or Judge of the Court of Appeals, Samuel
~ ~; = o"i for soeretasy Of State James G. FO.
~ Sy.9; Tor Comptroller, George w. Patterson.
l 70 treasurer, James NJ Cook; for Aaorna,,
GENERAL Daniel Ulman; for State Fngincsr n 10y
Hezekiah c. Seymour; For conoi
Coinlnlssl oner, Henry Fitzhlgh; for state Pr;s
u inspector, Alexander II. Wells =
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

LARD foR New ORLEANs.-The Louisv;l,o
Courier OF the Sd, says "we noticed yes,er5"'.
the shipment Of 1000 bbls OF lard for No,n a.,
leans, on couple of Aatboats which are n ~,-
Iylng at the upper wharf. Ii viii be somet fin"
before they start out. ''''iine
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

DAeUERREoTYPEs- Call at ]. BALLARD's
rooms He is ga No, l" Artist.
LosF'-A pair of Silver Spectacles. See adj
vertisement.
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The Beet Excitement.

Esq. Giimer, on Monday last left another beet
measuring toO tea one inch in circumference
iaiI and full measurement. We commend tbi.
20 she notice OF the editor of the Hannibal Jonr.
nal.--Pihs Co., (R.) Free Press. 'D'
lna' ; pretty good one, Mrs. Free Press, but
Just say to Mr.. Gimer that we expect, bv the
mrs. Tram OF Rail Cars from St. Joseph, beet thai
will measure at least nine feet in circumference
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

CLorHrNe.--Mf. M6V eigh announces that he
will soon be on hand with another stock Of
clothing. His old customers will be pleased to
hear this.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

"A BEAUTIFUL CHARAcTkR.-The late Mrs
Maria Critienden, wife of Hon. John ]. Critten.
den' was woman of,fare attachments. wbicb
blended with the Christian graces, made a char,
aeter rarely equalled. The editor of the Pc
oylerian Herald Gays she was long nemIter -of
the Presbyterian Church, and amid ali the So o.
ductlve SCENES through which she was called -
pass she ever maintained her Christian Chr
ter untarnished. Lord Morpeth, an his yisit
to this country, remarked that she was fbe W.
complete model of dignifed, seH-possessed I'' 81
Table Christian lady that he hadseen in Amerca
srNGUt4R EArH.-On Monday oovorioo
last a little son of Mr. Seeburger, of this nlacee
was wa taken violently ill with fit or oonvuItions
ms Us mother, seeing him in such agony. was 10
laly unnefyed, and the neighbors comjng in
ana seeing her very great excitement and dis lie
iress' INSISTED that she should lie down on a.,
oea-Ielling her that the little boy would he he,
TER Mrs: 5, accordingly lay down. and tbosa
Preseh' iett the room for few ploments toot
leilp g the boy but when they came TO the he'd
sac Afterwards, they found her oornscf ~ '5 sT
I iis e3ns,resorted to failed to restore ber =,
it9. ana she evidently died of alright TGo
lllle boy is since doing well Such 4 n Inc
'rs love- Terre Hauts Express - . 'uo'n-
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HANmsAI, skFE, 10th, 1851.
Iothe Efss0gs u ne yaicp.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-10
VIRGINIA REFORM CONVENTION.

MONDAY JUNE y, 1851.
The Convention met pursuant 10 adjournment and, after
nr1ycr by Rev. Mr. WooDBRlpGE, OF the Episcopal Church.
The journal OF Saturday read and approved
Mr. McCASpLsH presented copy of the proceedings OF
nubc meeting Of citizens of Gloucester county, upon the
subject oil the Basis Of Representation Said proceedings
were on motion Of Mr. McCASDLIs laid on The table. The
object Of the meeting instruct Mr. BowpES one OF
the tativcs from the Gloucester District TO move
nsideralon of the by which the Compromise was
adopted or resign his in the Convention Mr.. BowDEN
addressed The Committee length In vndcaton Of
his course.
On motion of Mr.. EpM Sps the Convention resolved il
self into Committee OF the Whole to further consider the
report from the Committee county courts and county
panza lion-Mr HAYS resuming the Char
Mr. MILLER offered resolution proposing TO hold evening
sessions commencing at AZ o'clock. Before vote was
taken Mir LETcnER moved adjournment which was re-
Icced
Mr. NJ. r. II. GARSErT moved to lay the resolution On
the table and hereupon Mr. SSowDES demanded the ayes
and nays The roll having been Called 1t was found that
no Quorum was presenl-60 members only voting mo-
ton was then made adjourn and carried after session OF
s.: hours.
MI MllLER's resolution will come up again to-day.
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The fame which had preceded the New Orleans Seenaders
who made their debut at Odd Fellows Hall last evening)
We satisfied is well deserved for better band Of Eiho
plan minstres learn, have visited Richmond Not
only the music well and correctly rendered. but the seec
lions are directed by nice and discriminating taste. We
recommend these singers public patronage They
appear every evening during this week.