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~ An OnslBus leaves Canal and Charities every
quarter Of an hour for the Depot.
n.hl7 II Stap J. w. SMITH Superintendent
New Orleans and CarroIlton Railroad.
"a IyyE tss
eaE ~ - -
FROM NEW ORLEANS:
Horse tars-iiapast A M, quarter past and half
1tP.M.
sienm TrainS NJ. and every hour afterwards until
NJ: 1ncusively in summer, and until quarter past in
winter.
FROM cARRoLLToN:
Horse CARS A. M, s and 10 p NJ.
steam Irans-7 A. M, and every hour afterwards until p
NJ. ncasively in summer, and until hapast p. NJ. in
winter.
Fare5 Children under IL and servants lOc
~ summer ARRANGEMENTS commence the third Mon.
day In February and end second Monday in November
Lafayette Line.
These run 10 and from The Depot No. IS Baonne
DEPARTURE OF cARs:
IN winter, rom Latayee pa u M.
. Depot, Is Baronue st.......7 X AM
In summer from haiaye,se .......,.....6 "a AN.
offer which the ears leave each and fifteen minutes
Then. at y, 3. 10 and u P. M, from the Depot.
EGre-i0 cents. Children under IL years, half price
c1 Nota-Specal Night Cars Cor parties balls, meetings.
etc. supplied when required mh8l ly
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READY RELIEF

T. .L-.a,.lsy-.ag L. az 49,. - 49, - -.
- tse~sos1 90 ~ "Se ''"o "se'e " <1"fef .cfe 70
b6 the quickest and most eHectaGi feniedY
for the cure of main and the removal
81 RS caise. ~ TIE World
FAIN
rs the warning given of the presence of disease,
and the proation of the nervous system To atom min
instantly ID rst desideratumhen the
nerves and 70 give VITALITY and healthy action % the
oe1 snegy Is 70 enape he 70 WARD on The attacks
Oh a"ea'e nm We accomphn py
AadWay's Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the instant relief Of pain and
stsengte nveufats and to regulate the action OF The
nerves. muscles, ecreons and every organ in the system
Since Railways Ready Relief has become popular rene
dy. it's prescribed by physicians in every place as the
bsst and quickest cure for all
Neuralgla. Tic Don oure ux. Slick mud
who have u,ed weak and inssctual remedies in win.
certify that one two applications of RADwAY's READY
knLlEv sxtsnay aad 90 drops at dose internally, have
Ssass ~ n,in ~ sn' - nas 'opped tne RECOMMENDING
p-as' :" van uA....
In NOs.r ,;.,.. - .I -. ~, = S,ns -.
ssn I.ixss anu cuIea me 1sease ent,rey In twenty
~ nas cured some during us application II will
s'' ''p 'ns pam IN Hse Or zen minutes.
Ever cs,e of nsnyalu. yvbe,a Il has hoe, n,ons sa II
has stopped the pain IN few minnes its cont,nned Use
viii slrenrthen be ,d n ~ ~ use
disease. ''s ~ ''' '"e ''s'e'" e"'ies HUI"
Or sesvous po.raou ,sisss,,o az IL. n,n.o,.sn 90
houI Il strengthens xSrw O I'M ne use o. e limb IN lew
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!, spAsY. May 8, 1876, "a yaokson street.

was nine years under medical SKIN IN th cities OF Me-
rpelas, attended inflammation of the kidneys and with
bleeding Piles, deey liberated with ayge Jumps Of the size
Of hens prOtrudng, and large bos covered body
The urinary secretons stopped Tor days. when distress be-
ntoeFabe. dy tongue cracked, and the roof Of my
mouth covered with and my chest, the root
my neck was in constant burning heat, tha'cod
did not cool it.
10 this misery ongsd for death. and expected re.
cnYeIY, WHEN MIR. lesaup desired
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with anlnyeera,
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
i've hundred dollars in employing physicians ndn purchasing
medicines that used recommended cure but
purpose nnti last resort heard and ted DA H.
L.EY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when TO my
great surprise, before had used whole box this save
lirrb entirely healed, and have nothing Of i e
ahGnt BR ADpCk DAVIS,
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OFFICIAL.

COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
Sitting vi April %, ls5i.
PURSUANT to resolution OF the Council,
adopted at the sitting above written, the following ex.
rac from the Ordinances relative to Fires is publshed
Extract. Digest, y. 81
FL e
An Ordinance for preventing amt ert1ngHtShtng
Fires.
The City Council ordain as iollows; 80
l. PREVENTION OF FIREs.-lt shall be the duty OF the
owner or occupant house within the city and suburbs
sweep, to be swept, at least once mo nm any
chimney where he she they habitualy keep hre and
any chimney take fire through neglect OF being properly
swept and ceansed the occupant of the house. room, or
apartment which such chimney appeitans, shall loTe anu
apps lot JOHN CaLHOON. secretary.
April IS, 1851.
d ESOLVED, That the Treasurer be, and he is
IN hereby authorized to advertise during ninety days, in
official paper the Municipality. that the Council Is
prepared purchase OF the of Sinking fund NO.
2, BONDS of the of Louisiana enforced by THIS MUM
cipaity he of fifty thousand dollars, and that sealed
proposals sell said Bonds that amount Will be received
by the Council until the fifth TUESDAY in July next when
they will be acted and satisfactory to this Council and
to the Treasurer of the Stale. will be accepted
Notice hereby given conformity with the foregoing
resolution that aed proposals to sell to this Mnnclpay
patty the of y thousand dollars (s5Q V0O)
be this office until the h Tuesday OF July
nex
sealed proposals to be addressed the Council of Munici
pay No Two. and be endorsed offer for State Bonds
apps I'd WIN. H. OAKLAND, treasurer.
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so RE NfPPI4 k 8 +.

The efficacy OF h PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable We know of numerous cures and do moi
hesitate say that the Onten will fail for this pur
pose Decacy prevents from asking certificates from ladies
on this subject. The following procued by one oil our
Agents:
This will certify that we have used DAII.EY'S MAGI.
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheerfuy recommend to those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint, most valuable ar
ticls TO cure il. PHlERE BRAY,
.7ibaRy, April, 1913. MARY MOORE.
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Counterfeits Abound!!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTR ATORS araCou.
erteits of DAlLEYS The worthless msn who sell then
hope, that by stealing name they may induce the public
to believe that their nostrums possess the ofhe genuine
articles. Buy OF none but authorised Agents.
W-Ahend to the psea,liar marks upon the gen.
xtne; md ojserue that tho name, :" III. DAT
Ley" be WRITTEN WITH A PEN, ia different
eoiored Ink on the envelope of each boz and that
no other be apon it,
t General Depot for the United States where all order,
addressed will be promptly executed,
ii. DALEY g. CO.,
410 Broadpap, Nsto York.
o U t III E R DEPOT,
lOl Chartres street, Ne,c OrIeaas
Where all dealers in the States of LOUISIANA Ala
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNFs
SEE, and the City of ST. LOUIS, in The State of MIS-
| SOURI,, will be promptly supplied.
| John WRIGHT S. CO.,
| aua0 sna 6stns-at 6gen's fa~ .a.s Je-,tta,.
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For ETyspeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
ae but it is driy in and will reappear in she same r.
other place. The Pain Extractor however draws cut
and completely removes the cause Of the ea and effects
titnn1urh nure
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D A i lie US
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COaTPOUND
50 poYDRAs STREET, New oriear

kuS oflKluaf OuiF G6uuutSs
NO COMPOUND
HAS been discovered that possesses any Of the qualities
Of this famous remedy Almost daily we hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by its application
dseases-ui Il is remarkable fact that many of its ef
fec5 known only from accident experiment. So deep
has been the science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the mn
venor, admirable the combination its Ingredients that
tits found suited relieve almost every ament which the
frame OF manis subject Let enume1ate Of the Pc
cuiiar qualities OF this remedy
Si1a.--If BROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
w in the Salve, Inflammation, Swelling Pain &C.
cur and the bones une and become strong with astonishing
rapidity.
Scandinavian the Bowels painful, or iniamed
Extractor if well rubbed upon them, will afford relief and
cause movements when castor oil, jaiap and all other
medicines have failed.
Eighth.lts is perfectly safe in all casesit
do harmthe system will absorb than necassaryto
fepait. 1t will conflict with any medicines that may Be
taken internally.
We have not space in this publication 10 all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but shall subon few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession, from all parts II thu
country.
4 may be confidently stated that there of FILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
II Is certain remedy, and removes at the pain and
soreness. -
OF CINCINNATI ieel It solemn duty that to The
ny thus publicly that have been troubled with the
es for about years, during which time have suf
confinement to bed and have expended several hundred
dollars but to purpose continued grow worse Mean.
rs PN aak a ct
the awful complaint; and to my qtter amazement as
precious ointment assemble my These facts will
ing to affirm to. should it make the statement qf od resi-
dent any more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
Cincinnati 18th month, 1877.
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CUSTOM-HOUSE SALE.

N
and in
by
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ST. LOuls, Mo-, July 6. ISi6.
Dear SIR About week since, while working at my trade
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way. The whole
bit OF the adze entered the top Of foot below the in
step. The wound began TO name and continued do
until became much alarmed. used British Oil, ncture
of Mrt and several adhesive paste but all purpose.
then commenced the use of
DALIEY's MAGICAL PABN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than minutes the pain and inflammation began
to subsde, and has entirely left me-
| confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain Ex-
tractor being superior to anything have tried for
removing pain or inflammation.
am ship carpenter BY trade, and shall be winst e'
y TO the virtues of the Salve at all Times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue at No Isl, where give any
Information desired. Yours, truly,
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Vt 81 W q ID "A " 9 II y .,
The effects OF the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful quickly does all pains and soreness
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS Its success in
healing old sores Of long standing Is unparalleled.
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VIM. FRERET, Collector.
ap5
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PONTcHARrRArN RAILROAD,

RED UCTT0N OF PRICESi
on and after Sunday, the 10Th inst. the fare will
- be reduced to Twenty five Gents for an Excursion
Ticket to and from the Lac The tickets will be collected
returning from the Lake, and ony good for the same.
NEW ORLEANS,
s-tasss Sasu rFsy .E egeyssfs.
IN ~ ~ sf-s- $50 z w 90 * ~
MILNEBURG AND LAKE FoNTcHARTRAIN.
rONTCHARTHAlN KAIiNOAD COMPANY.
Summer Advancement for Tie Departure Of The Cars
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
l. 10 kegs Goshen Butter
10 half barrels beef + alton Market;
80 kegs Leaf Lard
30 barrels Extra Fine Flour;
IL cases Underw0Od's Pickles, assorted;
IL bags Spanish Chocolate;
~ bags Java Coffee;
Crushed and Powdered Sugar. etc,
Landing and for sale BY
mhl7 LABiJZAN & co. 10 Common 81.
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IN sunday the Cars leave every hOnr.
~ An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charities street every
mhl7 II Stap ]. ". SMITH, Superintendent.
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Ky The following sqtement Is from worthy and vel
known citizen. Mr. Miar has been for several years l
rector of the PUBLIC Schools and has held various offices VI
honor and responsibility:
PHILApELPHiA, Septembe, 10, 1894 month or more
noe was attacked with an obstinate hacking cough, which
resisted the remedies, such pdegOTc and sIUI.
and other ordinary medicines. Dr. Daviss Compound Syrn
of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved mein few doses, andRp-
fourhs OF bottle entirely cured My mother W t,
troubled with katua cough and has been regularly mr.
squs and paregoc has been taking Dr. DayIss medcin,
lew Gays past anu says her cough mol nail so Dad
before she commenced taking it,
TnOMAs MILLAR, IL Race street.
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agents Tor
the South and West, j WRIGHT Il CO.,
No. 1871 Gu Gs~stree New Orleans;
Where all orders must be nd dill
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PoRr CARsoE. February 70, l4f-.hessrs. Rg5tl.sGH,
fali,ns A. Co. am happy inform YIN tina, think UE.
Daviss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar vii lake the lead ~
In ony mari Of the country. Of it, and have nall
dozen hotties bespoke have been asked often for ET.
D11fss DtpurGtUe Extract and Joseph DGDts's HOrse
ItJlent thut have taken the liberty oil wnIng Tor An
agency ior the above articles If agreeable II o peafe
write me word and send TWO dozen OF e0ch with large
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAat' h. hEkPIpA-
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DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

but shall subion few testimonials of its value aele,
from the thousands in possession from all parts II
country.
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Davis's Syrup5 Biid Che,rp and TqI-We woud cal
attention to the advertisement of this valuable medicine 10
1he column Several of It's sautar effects no
under our personal observation, and therefore gb9eg
recommend it to the ailictsd.-Ed NJ j. Reektr Y5gstsr
M Trrip,ranes Sentinel (Irent0n,) FsL. 3. l9+l.
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Dsvss syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from knowledge
of in virtues My wife mad been affected for long lime with
vsskrss and main in the breast the OF this medicine
shor lime entirely relieved The symptoms would after
time recu and all occasions the relei was as speedy as
free Of the Affection copseril and recommend II as amoa
valuable medicine Its ghening effect has been great
in addition TO relieving the breast SWALLOW 10 w eter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

IELht-!ij ~
Mr. sIiEFFEy. recre. Y,,. ,.;,i. d. isGi'rce;
ton, UnGor Which raw irr! 'aLpri5 ;o' 500. N.i
PIE ,,n;ci from cons.ra -. "n.a:i o.i :-s,el-
.!..j. ] shall hasten to IL" c"i:"sa'vi a VIA, 80.
10 say.
Va, ,eserda, erd,avoTn; 30 prove tia. IL = ~
basis wa. in ITSELF sal,luaid .: 81 s.; t.C.s.;Sc
taxes. :Ad that It's iricrcs, Il -el. ..lyocues 40
this i.or. vic arc opposed - '',a!': ot4ra.t.ts '
VIII! he suffrage basis, Garnet r.! "a iir ..N.G bas,-
AZ srlcirHI prot., ou ~ .T e:,.. N,!4.u. aIs
g,;.i.aat.cs :; aI argued 50 .."s" :.,t rot-c "a
stilc ,oi.F pcn !cgs;atc To"C" t.t,". L. C,.:. cla
in pie 81, n,. at,.>cs. aid m0'i ."y, tc d. BIG So
~,,y il tic nisr = 10 tie s1Iase Gas- sau. & -
rt o.-,aty, then t! the n.INtd Lass. 2-s:c.n
qtoteoicn esa!as. eSse .s'c taz-.oi, as.o. ss.aa,
i;y such o!it!cal iec.>.i:: =, oyca ~ IL -.
on opponc.s. wouid jus;n. rarsur i:nIl H.: ml.-
,::l.o,i;i p:n.cp.os 81 republican tl,,:..iy. the,
l.. Lsrio. 10 prove tha IA, sl!Tae: s,o;..a DO .,
safe wiiacI Any constitutional r'sic:!"isa Ins
ed bass. !..asntctl the .rsi'cs i",y ct Ia, r.; -
sentative voting ta>;> %G',d bc h,asls.c. f,.i as
he amount lis Constituent, would ha'c L. pa, hul h,
lie turicn ii the lax imfoSe--'t iic o.i1cGur -
,a,i,.@ Il and That those - posts. rost m ,e
,aIcs aa themselves ard G;i.e,s c".c.:.e ,vi i.ai
:.s,c Igcc., aii VIII !G:,,I go f..ilts tiH :Lc.
Who las a..a.'at! - s,ei '.' i 'ie- q: COT
tribu;ir - LIZ .iiii or lo:tr. :rG Decla-el
;,,, Il T., :dyoc;tr 6; .iuai ioetT. lie lsu:.l.
IRA; ion 81 he o.cI:.:.i, i'r lic Moderate cream
stances. - = irC.ias 81 e.i ."i:c 10 thee T'.
we're p,lrv po%rr.css. y f'.er, - ,,cssic;
to. tle PROTECTIVE" al oio 49, ayoS" aHc.ior j : 70.
he protection q tie ah against tie s..une-- fta
hGnte ag.l.t.; s c+rc:i-,he poor :,-oirst he i:c
am! .faieo thcn. cones i!s c.a., =! Power q. ;!c
Part ri tie rh, tie prosperous, end tie great VIA;
> wealth; 1t ~ define" lie ''tic po',t. ~ fh.s
ore man commands Tie a0cr %. anotncr. i it."iF
commands m:f cCi:rn.- a:t directs t.e l.tz~t-
AID sineps 81 tie word. H. tendency < constant
nTovc Inc many in the iron grasp Of rs F.err.
and il IL crst Gcspot when i cuto,.et! :, M So
pTei1e authority >hai!" 10 rot cn:y rfolert rs ,a:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

From It's table il appears tla,, admitting evc,.
Save to be l.. aho!der, there s4S: IagG
holders in tie Con-2ouTt who are &c. cave C,f,
en-. and thai tie owners Of lend ard CT o,isr r,e,,
east, 1855; west, Notwithstanding i.af9ri,[
CT osi3 IN favor Of tie The erc.; ,rncig;c n
the Revolution mas, that "saxacs aa,! r.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

bor, Of proper participation in the gisatlrc power
md appears in i:!ct the inequality !, 50 great that
here are .ct7,i al. "G .GS,2-u t'e Whole w;6po
li.Ioa, executing n.i 6: tt 81 Gistict VINO may "
;.i,i Ia ne dsiinn, biscd.
EcCay, in another aspect, anal ii W.. appear equal
~ a,,cui,ius in ia Developments. ri; 5Jsa> tie
ivcr.gc ratio for g decga!e, ireugi 'ugsthe to
,e white population of each Of the g@lF lions,
mi il show that in allowing !! tleiegafoA ii
district representation is given 10 353S. white persons
90 many in allowing delegates 10 the I'll district,
representation given To 81 sic white persons tooay,
making. ~ aggregate Of 81 $40 white persons who ought
- lie IN eastern Virginia to eate her 10 So delegates,
ut whs are net there and IL applying the same ratio
o the Sd district i. will b. iou. that III allowing it -
delegates there 6jo white persuis not represented
and that iii allowing the 18th district only IL delegates,
So S3 white persons otrepreseated iahing an
regate Of s79lo whi:c person, more thaa tic nli'oer
yI: would cltIte western Virginia, on l:hcp-es at
equality, So IS delegates
rro,osition T. offered ~ the Gentleman from Kanav!a
3 substitute to proposition \, Geeiarc i,rst tia: as IN
i,,Ia suffrage should be e1ua: without respec; 10 Tie
,ii,crcn J. nityidual wealth 80 an equal number OF
.i,;. rs shall hc entitled to an clta represents
,.a without; regard 10 ;hc. aggregate wealth. aus:
second tina, Representation shall be equal and uniform
j, ;l commonwealth and shal always be regulated ana
a.ceriained by the number OF the q:ale voters and
,!. proceeds apportion representation AZ nearly Ii
accordance with this principle ior the present as pc'
c,i,e. am: provides shat i'll 1855, ana every ten Years
thereafter there shall be enumeration CT the qulilcu
voters and appointments made according 20 eir NUM-
h. hi. mr.. oion begins with suffrage and declares
that the qualifications necessary to confer tie Tgh'
.la;l b. un,r,. throughout the commonwealth" Iln-
,r,tanl the csn!,i1 "a Tic other side - agree 10 !i
proposition sc begin the argument At Inc same i.on'
with Cur opponents, that is that the soy'reh or cel'eo
ow.r should he lodged in Tic hands OF v":ers-ciec;ors
who are to he qualified as may hereafter prescribe
r. w.,l The ROVER o. the State #e 60 step further
s,l.sv the members Of th.s great elective body these
eccor-arc 10 BE- equally trusted a'' in eqn'; pTosr
,,,s sav ,h.y are rot 10 r. trusted in proportion
their numbers but in proportion TO their numbers ana
'n' combined And t. lest this question, tie gentle
M from F:nuuer (Mr scorr) has offered substitute
declaring thu, representation shall he apror''oned &C
oordng the number Of tho white s am
.. Seduc,nc taxes on licenses and Jaw process anu
ha , in makiag such superintendent. there shall &c al
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syI,534 s53i,172.929
Total.

Upon the mixed or combined basis have said taxes
will send IS and white population - delegate II IN.
whole population be divided by Is, we viii have II r
IS he common ratio for population delegate u
whole taxes lie divided by -, will have rs
The common ratio Tor !: tax delegate or blending Them
oec;cr, each delegate should represent 5,esS white
persons Who ,ay =: 5i;.i5 taxes Apply these ratios
10 The population ana taxation OF the our divisions and
the results will hc Is follows:
rayas rive
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So that if the white persons in the lst district have
only their due weight in the government the cltizens OF
he other districts when compared with Them fall greatly
short OF proper participation in the Legislative power;
md ii appears in ict ile inequality j, 50 great that
here IRE 4o47.l az nG -rSaa-V, tthe walc whSp Pop
l.:,il es.:nl, :..l & tls Ii estIictl who may be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

in the Senate it i. prc"a, there hall be 81 mem,
bers The ratio Tor tax S"-:li viii b" S.oHii' ana
t,r population Senator u.s. 96 white persons III other
words each Senator should represent 1858 white per
ons who pay $40 4s5.5e-appy these ratios to the east
md the w.sI aud the result, will be rs follows:
east: taxes give 1881 Senator'S pep ll4s-2o sen
vest: js.po S'''-"
1t will be observed and desire ii 10 be remembered,
e in the va!ey the Number Of delegates on taxes falls
short OF thu, popaa'ioa only ;-lV OF one delegate
will fol!cw ts mixed basis scheme in some OF It,
details and effects before proceed consider proPo-
.itioa B. and the substitute o the gentleman from fat'-
auer, Mr. ScorT) vii! show what number OF per-
oas ,ach delegate from four divisions will represent
and applying the smallest number ratio to the other
divisions, what effect will be produced.
list dis. ratio for delegate, 4,6l7 white persons
sd +" 6Ui3
l:h SoS7
Apply the ratio in Tie ii district, 46l7 (bcng The
,maiiest) 10 the !o;r grand divisions 1t gives
lst district IL delegates. and leaves 10 excess,
al IL and leaves 81 Excess Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

TecJi7oi I6 s.alley, q Chahi.er, % Baylay, g
end votes were thrown away on Ho~s, German,
Evais, BoCoCk, Bowie, OUTLAW, Gehtry, HillJer,
Csbeu Ashe. Allison Taylor, Meachan. Preston
King sid Jones, Tenn. The whole num5sf ofvotes
Was 2l2.
Mr.. BoYD was declared elscIei and was coalucied
70 the Char by Mess. stanley aaf Disney.
lie returned thanks for the honor conferred ard
PROMISED to discharge the duties Of the es,e so fn
as he could, with com'or. to the Members aud VITA
prof. 70 the country. lie was much apPliudet.
Mr.. CiDpIses. beng the Oldest Member o. the
House, consequently administered the oath, amid
much laughter
Members BY delegations we're sworn In.
A resolution as adopted 20 inform the Senate OF
the election Of Mf. Boyd. cad Committee was ap-
POINTED 70 val. on the President.
The Rules and Orders OF the last House were
adopted until otherwise ordered.
M FoRsGY, OF Pa, then elected Clerk, re
ceivng ls9 voes, J. c. Walker 70, and several scat
tering
Messrs. GLossBREsNSR for sergeant-at-Arns, Nc
KNEW for Doorkeeper, and J. IL. JOHNSON for Post
master, nominated by the Democratic Caucus, were
elected together by resolution.
The House then adjourned.