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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
Awful, RENCONTRE

The following are the only particulars which
have reached US Of one Of the most shocking &C.
currences of the present lawless age. Incidents
like these do irreparable injury to our national
character abroad. We know how to account for
them. We know that anomalous as it may seem
their occasional occurrence is entirely consistent
with high state of civilization, and more uni
versai reverence for law and order than ever ex-
listed in any community. We know that they are
but the exceptions. Abroad, they wear afar DIFF
ferent aspect and are far differently construed.
They are looked upon as the natural results of al
state of semi barbarism, and that semi barbarism
produced by Democratic institutions. Political
dislike, national jealousy and great degree Of
real ignorance, Influence the press of England
and the Continent 10 give this color to every oc-
curence OF lawless violence which happens al
mong uS-the accounts of which are always pre-
sented IN the most exaggerated and revolving ma.
ner.
The present affair is particularly to be lament
ed, not only as resulting in the death Of two dis
tinguished citizens, but as calculated to lend ad-
ditlonal acrlmony to the canvass which now agi-
tates the State, upon a great and vital topic of
domestic policy-for it will be seen, that the dis
cussion which terminated thus fatally to both the
speakers was upon the question Of emancipation.
Photographed for the Baltimore American
Louisville, June TO-
DESPERATE AND FATAL ENCOUNTER
CASSIUS NJ CLAY KILLED
AT public speaking which took place to-day in Mad
ism county, between Cassus A. Clay and Joseph Tur
ner, quarrel ensred which resulted in rencontre be-
tween the parties They first drew pistols which snapped
but did not 90 off: They hen attacked each other most
tearlessly and fercely with Bowie knives Mr. Clay was
stabbed through the heart and expired immediately
Mr.. Turner severely wounded in the abdomen and
groin, and has since died.
The dreadful tragedy las caused great excite
ment and much sorrow Among The friends of buth par
ties.
Louisville June H.
1t that Cassius M Clay had been invited to ad
dress Emancipation meeting in Madison county, KY
After he had commenced speaking. Mr. Tuner. being
present, took exceptions portion of his remarks
and called him liar before the whole audience, from|
which insult the difficulty resulting So fatally to
both.
P. Since the foregoing was in type we are
glad to see it stated that Mr.. Clay is not dead,
but will probably recover. Mr.. Turner was kill
ed
THE MEMPHIS CONVENTION.
As was generally expected, the meeting OF this}
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
One day later from, Europe.

The New York Courier and Enquirer has telegraph
ic despatch from London LIVERPOOL up TO the sailing
e the Cambria containing some additional items
ofintelligence FROM various paris If Europe.
Letters received in Paris, from Naples, Of the 9th
says that the King has returned 10 his own State. with
the whole of his army and that he has the Ro-
man States at the request Of French Government.
The French Government has also requested the Aus
rlans cot To approach Rome.
The National.sayS, that the Government has totally
changed It's policy regards Italy, and that rapture Of
the eight days armisce concluded tie 22nd Of May
and immediate resumption Of hostllies may be expec-
Oh
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The Cholera in 1892 and 1910,

The cholera is sufficiently bad and vet on looking
at the facts find that it is much less fatal in lS49
than in 1882. Thus in New Hork in 1882, the cases
were as follows
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HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.

- VIENNA, May 2Sth.
Fhe tlrMgarlans. It'll said. have decided to rae the
Qualifications OF Buda. k'ssph is occupy the Royal
Palace there. Twenty thousand muskels are said to
have fallen into the hands IF the ungarans when Buda
was taken by them.
letter from Temn says, that 10000 Russians are in
Iransy lvania and that they have reaken Cronstadt
1t is reported thai the flungarians have taken Old
Orsdwa, and that the Temshawr was in the hands of
Gen. BEN.
The Austrian General Pnrkners corps and the Rus
SLAMS probably by this time united.
BERLIN May %
The draft of the new Constitution has been publish
ed.
The insurgents at Baden are receiving great additions
to their forces 1t expected they would be attacked
by about $4,000 Baden and Bavaran troops on the LIST
of June.
FROM SPAIN
The expedition f. Italy left Barcelona on the %,
amidst The cheering Of the populace 1t would probably
reach Gseta on the 26h and the troops were TO lie i'm
mediately placed at the Popes disposal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
n STORE, ON CONSIGNMENT, AND,FoR

2quarter casks Pale Cherry Wine, very fine
6chests imperial, gunpowder and young hysonT Teas
May its LACY 4 GARLAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25

]. could never divide myselffrom any manupon the
difference Of an cphon,or be angry with his judgment
Far not agreeing with me in that from which perhaps
within few days should dissent myself
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= ANOTHER EVIL IN NEW OR1EANs-RrNAwAY Ne
gH0 Es.-Our whole town swarms with runaway ne
.-es, who have, been living back in the swamp for
} some time, and now driven to higher land by the
rerfow. During the day they generally lie perau
the different negro cabarets and houses of ill-ame
! Trough parts of Philippa, Girod Pcriidoand some
! Their Streets, and at dark sally out and commence
'her pilfering actions while families are at tea, and
'front.' doors and shops etin charge ofboys
Their rresense is Of the greatest and moss dan
sgerous nuisances which this time aiicts our city
3 ~ o. Buiittia.
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THE MEMPHIS CONVENTION.
AS was generally expected, the meeting OF this
Convention has been postponed from the 4th Of Of
July TO the 10Th of October next, when it will
be held in the city of Memphis. The committee
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~OF INTEREST TO MI"
TIE GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA.

fus HEsIuNlNs TAR uAlk.
# vow wish q rrh, lpNGnsnt hvad of hair.
lrte from d.nlrai .ni scuri ao upi tIll io pro-
enr,. the & NAM BAN \ tDioHibR
tlfp,r, and Bal',4N hag'cai Ian Errao'or
The world. ,eaair pronounced - l., all
Wlu have ever us.d tatm W ihe ~wrIlu-. w.
Gama'ion. pam u ll, h.ch. neck, lunb-, tender
81 -ur,. f,,l. md 40 .rrnlilou,, -ors-. ac, Ae.,
are speedily cared b, D,iI,y & councI, r'aH
Ilfrsapr.
Comstocss Hsf,s Ncrrc and Dom L,Him,ai.
and iinn r,.,eab. Li,c,r, = warranted 10
care any ras, at ricHfItii.u, ,nn'. contacted
chords and uu-,l,, OF ,llii Jont., .,.i fcu.Ih-
en- Nr.k limbs, a..
y sfir,s
t'.c Dr. Mc\alr's ic,.Stic on Tor the cutc oi
deafness.
Hpyf Lrae1' for he Pie
The worst caste Of pir- az cured n -i5or;
time ny the a., Of he r,uuinc iats's IW1merL
tnm.to,k i tu'- t'm tH'cH.d tamJ oiHd
Fnd Eria9 4 hrmyiriit ior the cur oi
,eroluLt rlton.r rh,um,',-u, r,ucrl dr!l-
III cuianeou, di.oa.'-, -,"btTiipions oi the
skin, Sc
n Sjofus >c,-Ua],-he R,msiy
tn. remedy WI cliyc'ulli, d.sroy my at
tack of hcai.rlc. either uct,uu, % b ou,
Lou,igs Gua nrse'n i1ian Pan1c.G.
For tide cur of d,.p'p~'1 liver ,omll int, IN
dieos ION, lo., 81 pp'uic and lahnu- affections.
r.. & ~ Ppn hi.r
No medicine his been di.,o,rrci, thu, i, 80
harpiy ador'ed 10 u-c. 'p'ern'ity aud er'e''ra!-
NJ ~ this 81. nniucr"u. ccr;iii,.iic, accompl-
n, II, each bot c Of niciuc.
Dr. Lariei,s .jaIu t"riia ~ Fr,crcd Il.
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EVANS & SE 4 L 5 +,
DRUGGISTS.

MARSHALL, aAEKI>oS tUINIi, TLNA,
1 RE- nos rrccNiuy from New urs ana
y ihiLdclpna, and olI,f for -alc low, lar-e
n...ur m,ui ct fresh and grnuinr medicines
talui- pani bfdsws, o.ls, d,c -tuii-. perfume ''
OF Jll Aind. fancy -otp, a l.cn.rd ---or,mcn'
eft STATIONARY. a., &e. Also. patent medicines
among Wi.cl .r, Dr jiyws family medicines
pr Man4t- tt. pii., and phcmN bitter, W.
tar lal-nm IT Wild cherry DR. Roger com-
paund syrup Of lncruof and tar tot the cure
e., consumption coughs. 81, the celebrated
Jew David, or IIrhrcN plaster, ColJcr-' ring.
hone sud -p4.in specific aud the ccleertcd
foundrr uiH nept Tor tur-c-. stove ,aruish 70
a.,e a-ict. &c. &c Also -hep iaru.iur for
ply,..i.n.. al II Which will be- -oid ,cry low.
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PLANTERS HOTEL.
Gin stands for sale,

'INlE -ub.etbcf las lol OF Cotton GIN
i Stands of lho manufacture of Daniel prdt
ct Auiasu county, Ala, IN store ut the Ware
house Of Perry aud Spell, IN rot Ceddo, which
he oil'r- 10 .el 1T totc Jfices.
The 10, contains a variety of from 40 10 GO
saws
The superiority Of these gins, it is presumed,
i, already known to The public.
Prices 81 90, So so, aud - 90 per saw
Terms cash, or ON u credit TN the lst of Jan.
urr next.
Refer 10 \, u, Perry, or VI Spell, Port Cad,lo,
or to ihc subscriber.
:. VI lItGGERTY.
Port Caddo, June =. 1919 4 Gm
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Rhward Durleson; Travis, Hays, Bastrop
Caldwell, and Fayerie
u Jones'. C.ise-ioa and Brazofia-
Isaac " Bra-hcari Harris.
Albeit ~ l.aiim.r Rcd River an. Lamar
J. II MoHeit, Liberty, Jefferson, Aasellna'
Pois, and Tylvr
I.aa, Parker, Houston, Anderson, and Cher
okec
Jerome y Robertson, Washington, Barle-
son. ADJ u lan.
VIII X Cooke. Limestone, Nasafro, Leon,
Robed,ou, snd Brazo>
DAVID y Ports AIstin, Fort Bend, Colo
raao, iatacca aud Wharton.
Arsdnl,f H. rhap. Ma'agordi Calhoun.
yack.sn. riciori. d. wiz, and Gnuzalv.
Dn.d G vauderilp BtS1r, Molina, Gaida-
lafs. Comb. G De- p.e. aud ) nla r.
ii. /. Kinney hoeec,, Goi,.d, Refagio, and
Sl1 Vaiseo.
Je.se ormes Walker, Montgomery, and
Grimes.
Ma,iha. Ward Bowr, Cas-, and Titus
J IL Meiiae san Augustine, NeWioa. 81
bare. and JJ-Prr.
Hlsrin iilrt Fannin. Hopkins. and lIan'
J. + faylor Smith. II .rris6n, and p-iur.
David Gigr ks.A aud Pamela
A. G. Walker. oriy-on, Cooke. Denton.
Dailas, Collin, Henderson, kaufman, AID Van
Zaudt
4 VI Truit <aeogdochcs and Shelby.
"A CLAW DAVE. : art, Webb, aud cameron.
u Rp.h Wallace. tosn.es concluded 10
ffs, Congre.siousl Ds'fct
ErFHFsksIATfvEs
Monroe ilenleinan Travis, Caldwell and
i'sss.
Ti,oma. F. Mckinney and Benjamin {.
TrAa.ln, Galveston,
J,me4 W Scott, J. NJ Rcynoli. aud John
Siea lIsrri.
Eurc,.l = Smith. Red River.
II X Kunnc- Rod RIVER and Bowie.
.lfrrd o Pace; Faue,n.
JAIME : Gilieit l.amar
WA Fields, iab,rg and Polk
Gus VI BRYAN ..rlkora and Fort T'eni
- e Dickson. Montgomery and Gtlmrs
e. & keenan,. Nalkot
Elliott VI MJhcan, Robertson Leon, aud
Butus.
T. II Taruin,, Limestone md Navarro
J. C.. Watson, MaagordA, Calhoun, Jackson,
ard Wharton
W J Russell Fagcilc.
james shaw Hur.esou and Basifop
George T. Carney Nl,m aud Williamson
Daran NJ siapp, v,e,on., Dewitt aud
Layacea.
Wm. H. Stewart Gonisie,, Guadslapc, and
Coma
lIeury VI Lew. and WIN 6 Cfump Bexar.
Mrd.nar Glllesplr. nnI Sanla f..
Hamilton T. Bec, Slmf, W,hh, Cameron,
Nurccs, San Pdiriep, Goiad. and Rehigo
/. \. Whiiiic,ey Sabine and Newton.
\ b charl on Jasper, Jciler.ui,, and + Ter.
Johnson Wren IIupaip- aud Hast
Jeremiah Vt Clough HARRISON.
John I! McNay Hanson .a,d Up,hur
Emery llo,d Ru.k
JAIME, h Holland Rask and Pamela
John Polk San Augustine.
VI Smith Shtlbs
Joshua + Johnson Tius
" &. W lowers. Houston and Anderson
VIM llaidtmin, \acoIlocheo
Il l. Clements Nurce,, S.an. Webb, and
Cameron
BenJ anin SdIman. Cherokee.
J.. : Lost, Henderson, Smith, Van Zandt
aud n altman.
Adoiphn. Serne Naeo,doehes, Anderson,
Houston Angelina. ard Cherokee
san BoGr bftt-nn, Collin. aud Cook
WIN Cochran Dallts and Druion
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A. y 1T RRESS.
June |, 1919 ~ lis
COMMERCIAL norsG ,ELOlE>Epj

COMMERCIAL iiOt 81 tkLOiENtpj
'1NIa l'fpurtor- pf iic ah",c r-tabl -lHunoi
] would r-p,ituli, nionn Tie citizens 81
Sir .,1od, rud Nh, truchng publ, lemr.lh,
thli fheY h,, opened ilc I oalm' .ai H,unt.
uH IrNa, street, couyeHen 10 ihr steamboats,
anil be tie most health. p4rl OF 'bc CITY The
room. are -pacioun aud ir and handsomely
furnished There j. ai-o iAdir,' r4ror. iu q
ur} retired and pleasant rIri of the bulius
iuj for cleanliness and comfort the PROPRIETOR
hffer themselves NOT 2" have 90 surpassed ~
lhc Souihtfn country Their table VII ll all
times. be furnished with every drhclty Of the
-,a.on, and ihc Bar (Which is ,cr, commadiou,
SHY 20 b., 6j feet supplied VUh lh, be-, u
llguor.. Wines, and tigar- Go say nothing Of
til lee. &cl
The PROPRIETOR be- leave 10 state that thcy
have spared no = ms uer eNIrusc no ciiher De.
plr'mrnt. aui illi careful AMI attentive ~er-
wants have been procured All they ask i
tral-aud hl street attention to hn-nes-. they
hope 10 meet the approbaiio'i, and merit the
pa ronagc OF lbcrl public
D. - JONES q 60.
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<--y-.r lbc a.trH,iuu ui tc,.eitr, aud
~ p.ra> Ihrou -lout the eoualry,
e.4lAAI !. respectfully called 10 our gene.
r.l.,-or,.ncut q,
Hc}ool Eonis
Webster olcn,nt y a.d pictorial Spoilers
Mc,.u;i,t .,clc,4c i'r.a,.a,t -, Spoilers, second
iafd .iu ivurh Readers. hr,niui 81 and SH,ih =
Gr.ulnr- D.,ic,, Sui,b'- and Ema,g,ou .,
M .,.l.,,,,. tulhutns First Lessons IA Ari,h-
lrct, to!buri'> Al Zebra, -.gu, and hey lo th,
,ilnc Ms, ~ /, ,',lp>"piy, ITS AMI -.coud
pats; Farley l.uf",., Asa, Atrc., Amer ca,
SEA, sun, ,luon AID s...fs, Scrp ho"a, ir.nN.
la, oiImhu> Every Dly HOOK, tm,rr,.l li3,-
lrr, Cable; i~or,r,. Eib,c Sore, Nan,r
I,cnin. 1alc,. juvenile Ial,-, Grteee and
i.ono S'nn,h~ t,oar ply wnd y ils t"m-
stoc. 3, ni"-ulhy, a.lnp'ir, and iincLiog,.
(n,N cdDlon~J, Ncb,i,r, and Na!A,r, lh,-
uun5r., o.rui h.ws | \ wiki question,
hl,r Hir,tor.c; falcy9 lh.lr-ophl aud 'i'bc-
olosy, Lmcl', / : Speaker and school Dia-
losur> Tookc', i'u il.ou. Nhepl,y, Com.
pend Ale ccrouib',', In.l,irc,ui Philosophy
trham', Ncul'd Philosophy. Nh, Idn,oIr'.
hot,tt /, d. loNc. h-L.nd, hauIrsi
ll-.ufy Mars Lam Syu'aN, Dav,c's iegcp.
dr. aud Element ni Gcumrtry s'ehoul Tesla.
mehi. l,unru'> linu Instructor Copy.
bouk,, \"l', toPl Hup-. li,.nu. Sa,tr
Gould, y! IA, I.it. or ANA r An;hau's Cll.-
sic Dcuoumry Nu,n"p'> fu-al CW-ar. t.cc-
70, Horace, N,lpy- Greek Grammar, aud Ji.
cob, Grceh hc,d,r
Nnc,liaseom,
nihlcs, Joscphu,, lair OF Franklin Gold.
sm h, Atlmu,d Nature Byron, licmau'.
tt.har'~, Mil.un',. t".cr and CoWrr, ro.
ems Mc,hlI1ns Sur.rr,, Ebcrlc', rrsc''cr.
S.crnr. NurA., I,>on, aud lind~ lior.c
fraer Eu.hcuhnrgcr', Natural History, MASH
ns'ol, A.rou, lea-on, Taylor SAL Scott
Sttt. l.h of IHlr. Camp Lie, Western
aud l'ailor Song-ior,, Amcrc.m Chesterfield,
fohlchcss, Ac
StHi1nsrH
Blank and mcmorudum books (assor,cd)
record food cap md letter paper, commercial
and pocket, post, fancy embroidered letter pi-
per gold = irr, fancy uu:c, letter aad legal en-.
,clupc,, r,d, iu,y and motto wafer, I'm aud
haywood sand 1oNc>. medium aud superior
drawing p p' r, BRISTOL board, assorted par.
furitcd psp,r, WAITER color, q, superior ardclc,
Is cnlor- c.ch,) prn,.u blue cakes, pink -at.
ccr,, -rccn, blue white and red glls, iro,,ngs.
dvrp-biuc >uts. rulored ,fiYun,. lndl rubber,
,lc'i pen, superior orriocj, load pcGcIs (ot
the best iud finest gu.llY), slate, aud ,li,. pen.
eds, luN,'And-. c.mrF> hair pencils, gum ma,lic,
rcd NaN. auncnlcd re-, thcorvm brushes, qull..
slnd hluc. III 81, and rcd nL. &c, Sc
Just cotci direct i,om Philadelphia, aud
for -ae, AZ iho most reduced Prices, by
.r,-G-lsl EVANS. GREGG & KEY.
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b. % ttitEtt 4 -
ntllli.IRLL a WlGFALI. 49,
~ La'c. viii attend all the Cour,.
sixth judicial District Marshall. Toy. 2
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Saddle ana Harness Making.

INlf. undersigned are prepared 10 cN.,ut, at
the ,arIciic, of wofN 10 the line ri Saddle
aud Harness Making. their material, ur, Of the
best DESCRIPTION, aid Their W"rn performed at
'lor ueilsc. They ore ,uprh,d Wuh large
ass"r,ucn ct the cclchrt'cd SHiAe.ir,, mann.
tlcturcd b, Mr.. TURNER, formerly OF San IA.
justine.
Tlc'r term, viii be accommodating, and, If
desired viii he on credit 10 pmicual customer,
shop, q, Grain. lanyard on Nam street Wc.,
of the public square, Mar h.ll, TcNas
GRAIN 4 III \AANAN
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GREAT REDUCTION ~ rnf PRICE OF Gcor.
------s
j siano. mot oaly lends enc hnnineni to tie ~
bu profit to those Who their interest pufsue
Tim subscribers having had the benefit 4
Eastern market would beg leave to state q
friend aud the public, that they are nov 4
ne and opening large aud splendid ID
Dry Goods of entirely new and MA
STYLES, fresh from the manufactures. an.
ad ped To the Season, to which iher
lhc,f attention, with fail confidence tla. d
make it greatly to their uterc,; TO cal ei |
lmy2a-llyi WARD d Wllsl
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Ran AN ~

Ran AWAY
OK Fgou the ~ub,cubcf, living IN Harrison
"a county. 1cNa-. eight mIlc> from Port
n C.dlo. an "Wednesday n'g; the 81 Of
.-<- u, ohrr. Instant llr q. and l,hrll ucgrn
m.iu named NN'k, about twenty .on- YEAR, of
"sr, copper c"mpeNion, quickly -Pobcu, and
trr' brisk IN bis dcp"r,mcut
Siit boy rode oli bl.ck mare in good or,lrr
about four year. odd lA-t .prng. Hilh ,.ddh,
mark. on each sd, Of the back. and white
pot ~ her forehead. Il j. -uppo-cd that See
viii AIM - go west. ~ 10 Araau-,i,.
Ntl give liberal reward to- ANY person
who W,ll dsli,cr .a.d be-, To- me. or couiih, him
~ any l.il, or otherwise so tha, ! ct Inn H.
Formerly bclongcd la Mr. Timothy Moopng
Of Caddo Parish, Ia
$. X PERRY
bc'ahcr D. 1919 1ltf
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" ADAMS. -
I DAMS 4 MALONE Aaans,,N s s'
y VI r-hall, Texas. "a
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Htsllti. A.
AOSLLLi & HALL, Aaoraes a a.
vi Marshall. Texas. ~
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CA RDS. ETC
MEDIC
hNS. YOUNG 4 MORGAN hov,,.

''oN" q MORGAN having fo,.
h'h'fsh'P, respectfully tender ib,i'N'
ic'.l";ai S,rN!ees 10 The citizen. AT NJ ~
and Hcniiy. Their JOINT at,cntio, 'n
gwen t" al eases Of importance. ,re. =, ~ Z
charge. Particular attention viii il. ,,.ia wa
.ufgeh eases aud operations. il, ~ "'
-ucc,-sid ,Np,n'nce N luhoiomy. and
important operations is well known "1H
Their nitcc VIII be that .crpn,,J
10y Df ouns' who're one or ho'h Inay he lo..'
I" ali i'me', =" hen not professionally ab.tn,
July q, ls1p.
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Il. u. Vi kENNEh, AlorHey a Lo',- i.
lie shall lirusun county. Texas. ~ ~
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tnii N. tAiinlUk y co. Aarll1s.
Commission Merchants. Shrcyrpon
SLAVES kept constantly on hand, for .alr At !.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
Political state of Canada.

The Toronto G'ots gives series of Tabular
statements respecting ihe Political state ol Canada
from which we gather the following Items
ln Upper Canada, twenty three constituencies have
returned Liberal members TO the present Parliament
The aggregate number OF their Inhabitants Is 1900
The remaining eighteen Constituencies have returned
10 Tory uembers--whle their aggregate population "a
ooy 20 65s. Two to OF the Inhabitants Of thl.
Province have returned Liberal members. The aver
sge number represented BY each member 10 1871
The average number represented by each Reform mem
Der Il 22Ol5 while tbe average Of representation o
each Tory member is ~ 500.
In Lower Csnsds, according h. the estimate Of tbs
population for 1913 each Of the a. members repre-
rents 29J. Ofthese 35 member. have been relurne
on the Liberal and on the Tory interest The Lioe
raj. represent population of 70j, ,2o5 and tho Tor
only 73Ojo
The aggregate number Of Liboai C0HsitusHcifs then
Is as follows In Upper Canada. 4sj 9i2 Lower, 695
2fs-totsl !, l79.lsO The Tory C0asnfzcHoies numbe
3l3il7-of which 2ls,55s are Ia Upper, and 7J055 Il
Lower Csnsds
The Census according 20 ages makes the Popus
ton OF Upper Canada 7jJ,s79 No Census having beer
taken In Lower Canada since 1874, spproximstlns
series Of calculations secesssrly Instituted which
gave result Of 76s i3l inhsbtsntstho Increase beips
taken ~ ~ 5J2 over l-fi.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
1gn..acbuseft- and -outh-CaroIlun.

The following IS the Message Of Gov. Briggs
transmitting the Senate Of Massachusetts the resolu
tons OF the South Carolina Legislature on the wilmoi
Proviso
To ne Honorable Senate
! herewith communicate for the use Of the Senate
the resolutions Of the Legislature OF SouthCsrona on
The subject Of applying the principles Of the Wimoi
Provi.O 10 the territory acquired from Mexico.
one OF those resolutions declares. ia decorous bat
plain terms that the time for discussing this subject on
the part OF the slave states has passed and that South
Carolina prepared TO cooperate with her sister state
In resisting the application OF the principles oi the Pro
viso 20 such territory, a. every hazard.
With undoubtug confidence that Slavery may be ex
cluded from any territory belonging 70 the United
states where IL does not exist without the ieas
infringement upon the constitutional nights Of the slave
States Massachusetts has expressed her purpose OF op
posing such extension inconsistent with the spirit Of
the Constitution the views and intentions Of its Trainer
snd the lights of humanity. IL 10 be hoped that The
National Legislature viii promptly extend the prinet
pies of that Proviso which none other than the
great principles OF the ordnance " l7s over AL the
Territories of the Union, and leave those who may
choose resist such law 10 judge oftheir own course
GEO. \. BRIGGS.
Council Chamber February l., l-f4.