The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-23

+Complete,with the exceptions of parts of Union,
Luzerne and whole Of Bradford Counties. BRAD
ford since received, has 81, ,769 inhabitants.l
ffhe returns Nos. and 9-aggregate and re-
capltulation returns of the Mayshal-have not been
received tIhe population of Maryland since as
certained, is 467, ,567.l
mot complete Nine counties not received.
sNot complete.
incomplete. TIE western distrcs Of Louisiana
returns have not yet been received.
IA part of Monroe county not received
F*The returns Nos. and 9--aggregaie and re.
captulation returns of the Marshal not received,
and only part of No. 4-the return by enumeration
by Assistants to the Marshal.
TtThere are seven counties not included
+t'The returns have not been received.
sslnconplete Two districts not included.
The various census of Virginia stand as follows
In 1870, 74s,sos; 1900, ssO,2OO; 1910, e74,-
6s2; 1920, l,O56,s79; 1880, 1911, ,4o6; ls40;
l,2si,444.
New York has increased since the last census,
from l,sl5,6Os to 2,432,sS5. Pennsylvania from
19la oae ts ,~e-~ Ah-. I,e0s,7tr. Ohio ffom
s37,9o3 to l,5l5,7s5. Indiana from s4s,osl 10
6s3,3l4. Illinois from Isl, ,455 to 426.e34. Sol
&6zKkss.ss4AR
The Buckeye Blacksmith--This indi-
vidual was candidate for the office of door.
keeper OF the Ohio House of Representa-
tlves at the present session, but was not
elected. The following anecdois, which
originated during his attempts TO attain tho
post, is related of him, and as i, is publish.
ed in the Toledo Blade, federal paper, and
Is mari ed by that peculiar refinement of
expression which characterized many of
his electioneering efforts We see no reason
to doubt its genuineness:
"Fhere is a story here lin Columbus)
about the celebrated Baer, the Buckeye
blacksmith. He was candidate for the
Sergeant at Arms Of the lower House. For
some reason, no doubt a good one, he was
not elected. During the progress of the
,aucusing, it appears that Mr.. Brney, of
Springfield, a tailor by trade, was candi-
late ior the same office. One of Brney's
friends, proposed to Baer, that his friends
should give their influence to Birnsy' and
nat baer should be assistant door-keeper. |
what said Baer, "a man who revolu,ioni- |
sed two States-travelled with CLAW and
Southard-- the confidential friend of |
Daniel Webster--been toasted from Boston |
o New orleans, and basked in The smiles
,f the Empire and Keystone States-sung
hree hundred whig songs, and made four
hundred whig speeches, to be second to
Id tailor! lreckon not by Cd. No
lever.
MoUements an Canada, S.c.-The Ro.
chester Daily Advertiser savs-The move.
nents in relation TO The organization of the
Canadian Miltia-the augmentation of The
Regular force in the vicinity of the "dispv.
ed lerrltory"-the frequen, meetings. W hich
We are informed are held in the Upper Pro-
'ince IN reference to the imprisonment of
threats made at these meet.
ngs, that if he is condemned, they will
ross over and release him--the evident i'll
emper evinced in the last letter of Mr.. Fox
we are led TO apprehend possible, and
indeed probable rupture in this quarter
ms winter Immediately following the trial
] Mcleod, if that trial results in his con-
ielisn. From the fact that tho Niagara
)hronicle indirectly eounselled a descent on
.ockport. and from the known bad temper
xistng across the Lake. we have every
sason 10 apprehsnd brush in the contin-
ency mentioned. If the descent is made.
r attempted, the match will have been ap.
lied to materials nearly in state Of spon-
'aeous ignition.
So look sharp fer squall. ia these paris
MI Mcleod is found gsilly. |,