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EOS. P. WINSTON, successor to Mace
~ Winston, at the old stand, corner of Cary and
18th streets, has in store and offers for sac
Is hhds. 2. r. SUGAR
IL do NO. do
IS do Cuba do
Is bbls. Coffee do
20 do Crushed Pulv. and Pulv. Sugar
II boxes Loaf Sugar
800 sacks SALT
225 kegs NAILS
sP Z N o. and Cuba Molasses
Herrings aud Shad: Tanners and Machine Oil
Otard. Henuessey J. J. Dupuy, and other Brandes
Pan Rye, Tuscaloosa, Monongahela, Jenny Lind
Edorado, and XXX Whiskey
Port, Madeira Pale and Brown Sherry Wine
Jamaica, New Orleans and N. E. Rum
Gin and Apple Brandy
London Porter
Gunpowder Imperial and Young Hyson and Black
Tea
Java, Laguyra, Rio and Mocha Coffee
Cigars of all kinds; Bed Cords; Plough Lines
Wrapping. Cap and Letter Paper
Soaps Window Glass
Cast, Blistered and Shear Steel
And many other articles, which offer to the trade
and public generally. de IL
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Much excitement evailed in Church street
new YORK, On Wednesday morning, in conse,
qnence OF riot between party OF whites and
t plaek e; negro named Edward Matthew'S was
were severely stabbed Matthew'S ken,
Several arrests were made P'o GROCERY.
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no THE CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA


Il You would be astonished to behold the ste.dv
certain onward IrogrcN continually made by Brk ~
celebrated BITTEh5 IN the affections ipferests and
contdence Of all who have avaisd theuseIves of
their valuable medical aid. Dyspeptics Of Ione inf
terius beginning TO discover that these BIttsr.
are the only true remedy to be obtained for their ais
cases and hundreds, who had given up all hope Of
relief since using them have been made to rel dice
and be glad In their discovery There Is no In
about these Bitters: and though at times in our
own notices, make grand display Of words, which
70 some may sound ike s'cap trap" our object In
doing So not to deceive the public but merely TO
induce the afflicted to try them, feeling confident
that fair trial will atonce commend their virtues to
the most incredueus For Cholics, Indigestion Loss
Of Appetite, etc. these Bitters SD excellent
edy; aud for delicate females and infants they have
no superior.
Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs. Pur.
cell, Ladd Co., Bennett Beers, Alexander
Duyal, Adie Gray, Charles Millspaugh, and Drug.
giss generally throughout the city. Also, by Todds
Christian Petersburg; d. r. Lyman, Lynchburg; King
Toy, Norfolk; DIR. T.. Camm, Williamsburg.
TIP Orders addressed to h. BAKER, Richmond
Va, will receive prompt attention. de 81
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GPLENDID PLANO FORTES-J

e. I 1IIIItLJIO IA4NV 4 UNI Ilo.--J. a.
~ BELVIN has just received from the celebrated
manufactures of Messrs. Nunn's i Co, Gilbert x Co.,
and Burns, number of their ele CANT toned PIANOS
with all the modern improv ements-ands they come
from manufacturers who stand unrivaed, their tone
and durability cannot be surpessed-which he will
sell low.
He also has on hand large lot of FURNITURE of
his own manufacture, made of Rosewood, Walnut,
Oak and MskcssEy made up in the best style; and
for workmanship cannot be surpassed in this the
Northern markets. being all made by hand and not by
machinery.
UNDERTAKING.-He still keeps on hand large
lot of COFFINS, and viii give his individual atten-
ton TO all orders lefs q. Ella Warehouse, where e
can always be found.
ap &}-d&cts j. A. BELVIN, Governor az
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4 HRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY PRE-
~ SENTS.-Just received at the Baptist Book
store, by CHARLES WORKMAN, the following
Gift Books which splenddiy illustrated and very
cheap
The White VEIL a bridal gift.
The Bow in the Cloud, covenant mercy for the
afflicted.
Moore's Irish Melodies octave.
Cabinet of Modern Art, LIST and I'd series
Records Of Woman, songs of the affection, by Mrs.
Hemans.
Leaflets of Memory, illustrated annual for 1854
Tuppers Poeticai Works, beautifully illustrated.
Lyrics Of the Heart, &c, by Alaick A. Watts.
Friendships Offering for 1854.
The Affections Gift for 1854.
The Gem Annual for 1854
The Christmas Blossom for 1854
The Lilly OF the Valley for 1854.
Eastmans Aboriginal Portfolio.
Scota's bards, illustrated.
The Coronal, young lady's remembrance.
The May Flower for 1854.
The Remember Me for 1854
The Gift of Friendship for 1854
The Rose of Sharon for 1854
The Rose Bud, Love Gift.
And many other elegant Books that are suitable
for Christmas gifts. de IS
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4 tHR1STMAS AND NEW YEARS
~ PRESENTS FOR AMATEURS OF PAINT
ING AND Observation-Disclosures and Painting
Chests, from SlS to 81.
Artists Oil Color Boxes. of wood or tin.
Water Colors, in bexes-a rich assortment.
Coiored Pastelies Crayons and Creta Leaves, in
cases.
Lead Pencils. loose aud in cases.
Drawing Instruments single or in sets, from $ls
down.
Drawing Books. of different branches.
Studies for artists Landscapes, Flowers Figures
and Ornaments, by Julien, Habers, Rchebois and
Calame.
Graduated Tints, square or oval, plain aud with
given oatliueH for beginners of art.
Tube Colors pale.fes. wooden or porceleiu; Ems.
lish water and honey Colors, Brushes Canvas Ia.
tels nc. WIN. SATTLER,
de- i4-2w Artists Colormaa, i42 Maia street.
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al AXE A NOTE OF THIS--MINNTs

1N1 WATSON, No. 146 Main street. a few doors
below the Exchange Bank, have just received large
and handsome assortment ofnew style fancy Cases.
Lockets, Pins, &c, made expressly for Daguerreo-
types, in which they will place first class pictures
and sell on the most reasonable terms Nothing
could be suitable for Chritmas os New Years
present than of these finely finished pictures put
up into neat case for such call on.
de 10 MINNfS WATSON.
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~ e & RIO HIRlNG.-The subscribers
again offer their services to their friends and the
public to hire out negres fer the ensuing year They
will use their best endeavors get good homes and
good prices Persons having Negroes to hire, would
do we'll to send them IN early as possible
We will be assisted by Mr.. WIN. C. TALIAFERRO
in this branch of our business, who has been
for many years in hiring out Negroes.
N. B Il G. 3. HILL,
Corner of Wall and Franklin streets, Richmond.
n. b. c. b. Fl LII still continue to sell Negroes,
both publicly and privately their old stand corner
of Wall and Franklin streets.
Ga l0--nG G 1hth
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4 IMPORTANT ID b N-MUR-
Il RAYS DAGUERREOTYPES.-T public has
decided that the FLESH TINT DAGUERREO-
TYPES taken BY the subscriber, the most beau
tiful and correct of any lin the universal word."-
Combining every essential requisitefeature express
sion color-they cannot be otherwise than perfect
fac smile of The citizens of Richmond and
vicinity are respectfully informed that they OBJ
tain pictures all times at the well arranged and at
tractve Gallery of JOHN MURRAY,
Eagle Square, Main street, sign of the Red Flag.
n. B-Prices very reasonable Stereoscopic Pic
lures taken in style which cannot be exceeded
d.
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IA
AZ BORNE would inform the good people of
Richmond that he is still to be found his old estab
lished gallery opposite the Banks. Mr.. o. has not
taken one thousand pictures in two months but he
has done fine business for twenty-five months.
OSBORNE claims to be the first in Richmond to
give to Daguereotypes life-like fesh-colored APP
pearauce.
STOCK! STOCK!t STOCK!!!-OSBORNE ia
prepared to furnish country artists with CAMERAS,
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, and STOCK, wholesale or
retail OSBORNE,
q Sisn of the Flaps of ali Natinns
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ES LIST.
A
Anderson Mrs Elizabeth
Allen Miss Maria
Angie Miss Maria
h
Barksdale Mrs Jennie e
Blair Miss Susan
Barker Miss Mary
Branch Miss Martha 2
Brown Miss Adeiia ]
Brook Fanny
Branch Miss Elizabeth
c
Clarke Mrs Ann $
Christian Miss fclly
Couty Miss Maria A
Callaahan Miss NJ Il
CLARK Miss Jane A
Grafton Miss julia A
Grafton Miss Della z
Clarke Miss Bette
ID
Davies Mrs Amelia
Dangaheld Mrs A
Duk Mrs Indiana
Dunnsvent Mrs Lucy A
Z
England Miss Mary +
Euhank Mrs L J
Enroughty Mrs A L 2
i
Foman Mrs Fanny
Franklin Miss v s
Former Miss 5 C.
Finch Misses NJ aud S
Fullerton Miss Hettie
G
Gresham Miss Mary J
Gathrisht Miss NJ c
Glenn Miss NJ S
Griffin Miss Julia
II
Hail Miss Fl w 2
Harris Miss NJ .
HUI Miss Maria
Hill Miss M l.
Hamilton Miss 81
Harrison Miss Susan Fl
j
Jarvis Miss Jane e
Jones Mrs G w
James Miss Z A
Jehu Mis- Martha
X
Kirkmyer Mrs M q z
Kidd Mrs Mary
L
LYME Miss Mollie C
Lloyd bliss Jane
NJ
Murray Miss r B 2
Murray Miss NJ w
Miller Miss NJ Z
Morien Miss Margaret E
Murray the Misses
Miller Miss Martha J
Mayo Miss Eliza
Moore Miss Annie V
Morien Miss Anne +
P
Pearce Mrs Martha A
Pepper Mrs Mary w
PlatC Mrs Susanna
Parker Miss Roberta
4
Roach Mrs Sarah A
Roper Miss Elizabeth
Richardson Miss f A
Reese Miss Mary
Randolph Miss Mary J
Ramsey Miss Matte
Robinson Miss Margaret
Ramsey Miss Pattie A
S
Skinner Miss C NJ
Smith Miss Helen
Smith Miss Martha J
Smith Miss Martha Ann
Scott Miss Martha
Stiwalt Miss Margaret
Smith Miss Mary d
Sharpe Miss Sarah Au1
Smith Miss Susan +
Smith Miss Va Z
T
Turner Mollie C
Tebbs Miss f
Turner Miss Emma J
Timberleke Miss K J
Trent Lucy Ann
v
Vansbuskink Mrs Ann
w
" akin Miss A M
Wells Miss Emma w
Wheie Miss Liza
Wheleman Miss Mary
Wright Miss Mary
Waddell Mrs Amanda
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LADIES, LIST

LADIl
Allen Mrs Violet
Anderson Mrs Jane L
Anderson Mrs Fanny A
Alien Mrs ] G
Bates Mrs Susan T z
Brown Mira Nancy
Belknap alrs Maris
Brannon Mia II
Billaps Mrs Fanny
Bigelow Mrs Agnes Nj
Bradshaw Mn Amanda
Blake Mrs Ann
Carter Mrs Susan NJ
Crumwide Mrs Martha
Calhoun Mrs Martha
Cairns Mrs Mary A
Curtis Mrs Lucy A
Collier Mrs Jane Il
CONWAY Mrs Julia
Coleman Mrs Betsy
Converse Mrs Jas g
Day Miss Sallie
Davis Miss Mary A
Dell Miss q
Doweau Aunie l.
Ewing Mrs Martha c
Evans mrs Frances
Estees Hiss Sarah X
Ford MvsV + .
Farrell Mrs Martha
Ferguson Mrs NJ A
Fmdley Mrs NJ A w
flynn Mrs ] A
Fleming Mrs Sarah
Glesceck Mrs Maria
Gary Mrs NJ C ,
Gillian Mrs f. Il
6sskins Miss Agnes
Giiiiin Miss Octavia
Hockadsy Mrs Martha
Howard Mrs X + =
Hicks Mrs Lucy
Hill Mrs Betsy
tiendrick Miss Agnes
dopsen Miss L
Johnson Mrs Rebecca
Jones Mrs Nancy
Jones Miss Priscilla
johnson Mrs Minerva
Kiuniard Mrs Jas 2
Kirkmyer Maria Z
Lippens Mrs
Lee Miss M d
Miller Mrs Martha S
Meekirs Mrs Jane 5
Miller Mrs J S
Malone MIS- Festus
Manguer Mrs Emily
Marks Mrs B G
Morrison Mrs
Merton Miss Virginia
Moore Mrs Mary Il
Nickeus Mrs Charlotte
Phelan Mrs Ann
Perdue Mis- Alice
Peyton Mrs f FL
Pickett Mrs Frances
Pollard Mrs julia A
Qusrles Mrs Lncy Ann
Rogers Mrs AgnesD
Rollings Mrs Eliza al
Rice Mrs Eliza
Roper Mrs J
Rudolph Mrs Mary II
Robinson Mis- Nelly
Robinson Mrs Mary E
Richardson Mrs Susan 5
Sawyer Mrs Il D
Schlisser Mrs Catharine
Scruggs Mrs Margaret A
Saltzmau Mrs Mary
Smith Mrs Mary III
Sullivan Mrs Maria
Startling Mrs Mary E
.;parlarl. Mrs Nancy
Swan Mrs 2
Slaughter Mrs Ursula
Southall Miss Bette
Tonlson Mrs Amanda
Taylor Mrs 5 c
Tesmer Sarah
Thomas Mary
Tinsley Mrs Margaret A
Vaugluny Mrs
Wright Mrs Mary r
Webb Mrs Msry
Whele Mrs l. A
Woodman Mrs Julia
Wilde Mrs Catharine NJ
| Wiley Miss Mary +
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a MAZON DOLL IS, &c.-I am now
N opening this day, large assortment of Fancy
Goods of every description, suitable for holiday pre-
sents to which l invite the attention of persJns.-
Call and the many articles too numerous to
ton. For sale by r. NJ ZIMMERMAN.
dc IA Corner Main and 18th sis.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS are to be

II Il
~ had at MOULSON'S, in the way of fine DA-
GUERRE0TYPE PICTURES, lin fact, unequalled
in the eity;) fine Cases, line Gold Medalions, fine
Gold Pins, line Gold Rings
The above mentioned articles have just arrived per
steamer Jamestown, and such grand assortment
the public have not many day Therefore, 1t
would be well for persons wanting pictures, to give
me q call before going elsewhere.
f. Z. INCLUSION.
de 10 10 Main street
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NOLD hose v no wish to
okeep comfortable this cold weather, should call
lean and supply thea selves with complete outfit
Of Silk, Merino, l.arnbs wool Shaker nder Cloth
ing, which will add to thu comfort oftbs
er han double the amount spent 9th rsrise.
d"2 WV r ADCOCK 4 co
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EVrsl per bottle Bottles for s.. po17

4 blk. GORDON HARRIS, GRADUATE
A. OF CAMBRIDGE, CLASS 1894 FOUNDER
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY No
VI South Gay street, opposite the Exchange Build.
ing and cost Oce.-Those requiring medical or sur
gcal aid, by applying to DR.. H. may secure skiIful
treatme Mt and advice, while all communications will
be sacrediy shielded by the Agis of professional
honor
Aware of the difficulty with the public to dscri,nt.
nate in newspaper advertisement between the gen.
uine and sktul physician and the spurious pretep-
sions of the designing and dangerous quack, Dr. r.
will cheerfuily give, when applied to- such private
references viii fully satisfy all who require biz
services.
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMs'
Avoid the Patent Elixirs, Compounds and CordialA
advertised to cure all persons under varied forms OF
disease.
AS the constitution and habits of individuals diaer
reason teaches the same remedy be suited to
all alike, and that disease only be safely and eff
ectEaily eradcated by judcious application OF pro-
per remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED,
practical experience Of over IS years enables DE-
II to insure sound and speedy in certain class
of diseases, which have too long been yielded by
regular physicians TO the hands of quackery Hs
may be consulted cOnidentialy, either in person or
| by letter.
Persons at distance cured at home ty addressin
aletter to DR.. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Mo
| ryland.
All communications confidential.
Remedies sent by mail express to any part of the
United States. &C Ism
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II LANkETS,--A full assortment of heavy
AZ Dufhl aud tsilled Whitney BLANKETS for
negroes; also, Whitney and extra silk. bound BED
BLANK FITS. of eur own importation, in store and
de Ii KENT PAINE g. KENT
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. r.
IN GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened store for
the sale of CONFECTIONERY, both of foreign and
domestic manufacture. FRUITS. PRESERVES,
PICKLE, FIGS, RAISINS. TOYS, and every de
scripton of articles usually kept in such estab
lishuent, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy TO receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
EB- His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-
sents, &c is complete. de 10
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CHESS MEN AND BOARDS, Back
" CANNON Boards and Boxes, Dice. Crihbare
Boards casanets, Dsseeting Maps kc., for sale by
de II BULKLEY & co Isl Main II
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
Mr.. Tompkin's Sheech.

we publish to-day the speech Of Mr..
Tompkins, Of Cooper, on the Jackson reso-
buttons. We publish it for two-lold pur-
pose
First: To set Mr.. T. right before the
country, individually, his remarks having
been perverted and misconstrucd by The re-
porter of the Republican, and copied and
commented upon by the opposition Press
He was reported as saying he never doubted
the power Of Congress 10 Legis!ate on the
subject of Slavery in The STATES, when he said
no such thing; and defending the position
of Free Sellers, when he defended himself
and the wings against the charge Of Free
Soilism. The Republican and Banner, and
other papers that printed that report, and
commented upon it, should have known it
was false. Mr. T. is Kentuckian by birth
a southern man by education and in feel
ing, and slave holder, and is clearer OF free
soilism, ifeducation and raising have any
thing TO do with forming mans opinions,
than some of his accuscrs. We copy his
speech,
Secondly: To endorse its views, as whis
views. II will meet with hearty response
from the great mass of the wing party
They are, and ever will be opposed TO the
principles Of The Jackson resolutions, and The
vote of Wing members to lay the repeal res
olutons on the table, was doubtless dictated
by policy, alone. They were laid on The
table, not TO perpetuate the principles CT thu
resolutions, but to perpctuae the fight be
tween The Antics and the Bentons. Thu
policy is perhaps, good, and will help th'
wings, in all human probability, more THAI
their repeal could have done. Benton vii
again begin the war, with might and main
and while he is pouring the hot shot into tn
Antics, and they are returning the fire, tn
wings have only to stand aloOi, laugh whel
the wool flies, aal elect their own canti
dates.
But, there are whigs-whigs upol
principal-and as some one recently said
wings all oyer-whigs from hat TO heel-tap
who doubt the expediency of making Princi
pie succumb to policy, at any time. A part!
of policy never succeeds, permanently, ant
we can point 10 sections in our own State
where the wings have pOlicied themselve
into minority, and their papers and poll
ticians are the strongest policy advocates
vet. Time will decide whether the viii,
members acted wisely; and whether wi>eI,
or not, the resolutions will be repealed il
this day and generation, despite wing sup
port. We put this prediction upon record
to stimulate the Antics Tor the death strug
gle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
1858. Regular 1883.
Missouri River Passenger Packet
Ell PASO.
A. WINELAND, go. ..... ...... Master.

A. WINELAND, zee. ...... .''... Master.
IT.. h. WILL leave ST. Louis every alternate
,ssttsssstts Saturday, at O'Clock, P. NJ, for ST.
Joseph, Weston, IT. Leavenworth, ParkvilIe, Kan
sas, Independence, Liberty, Richfeld Sibiey, Cam
den, Wellington. Lexington, Dover. Wavery, Car
rollton, Miami, Winsor city, Brunswick and points
below. Commencing Der regular trips from Saint
Louis on Saturdays February 26t; March 18th
and Goth; April 9th and I'D; May 18th and 2lst;
June 18th and 1871 July I'd, l6th, and 30th; Au-
gust 18th and 9th; September 10th and 24tl; De-
tober 9Th and 22d; November 9Th and 10Th.
On her return will leave st. Joseph every alter
nate Friday at u NJ: March 9Th and 18th; April I'd
10th and 30th; May 14th and 2Sth; June 1lth and
25th; July OH and 23d; August 9Th and 10th; Sep
TENDER Sd and 18th; October 1st, 18th and goth;
November 18th and goth. k80 ~
Departing from St. Joseph at IL O'Clock, NJ,
Weston on Saturday O'Clock, Am, Fl. Leaven-
worth O'Clock a. NJ, Parkville 10 o'clock A. M,
Kansas IL O'Clock NJ, Wayne city O'Clock p. NJ,
Liberty . O'Clock P. NJ, Rchfeld O'Clock P. NJ,
Sbey a o'clock, P. M, Camden O'Clock P. NJ,
Wellington O'Clock P. NJ, Farmville landing 7
O'Clock p. H., Lexington, Sunday 8 o'clockA. NJ,
Dover. 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, Waverly O'Clock A. M,
HIPS landing II O'Clock a, NJ, Miami 2 o'clock P.
NJ. Wnsor City O'CLOCK a. Nj, Brunswick
O'Clock p. NJ. Glasgow, Monday. O'Clock A. NJ.
MANSON s. BARTH0LOW, Agents.
February 81, 1883 20
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
Another Land Grant to Missouri.

In the Senate Of the United States, OIL the
9TH inst, the House bill granting land to
Arkansas and Missouri, for railroad from
the mouth of the Ohio, via Little Rock 10
the Texas boundary, near Fulton, with
branches 10 Fort Smith and the Mississippi
river opposite Memphis, was taken up, and
passed. The bill appropriates three mil
lions of acres to the road and branches.
What renders the final passage of this
bill of peculiar interest is, that the road tc
be built under it is an important link of the
great Mississippi Valley Railroad 10 con.
meet St. Louis with New Orleans on the one
hand and ST. Panl Of Minnesota, on the
other.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
1868. NEW ARRANGEMENT. 1856
THE
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Everything likely 10 interest the public-Politi-
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EKLY TIMES, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY "a, 1883.
Apportionment of Senators and Repre-

Apportionment of Senators and Repre-
sentatives.
The npporiionment bill has passed the
Legislature. The following arc the Scna
torial Districts
/. St. Charles and Lincoln.
2. Pike, Rails and Audrain.
3. Marion, Lewis and Clark.
4. Knox, Scotland, Adair, Schuyler,
Putnam, Dodge and Sullivan.
5. Mercer, Grundy, Harrison, Living
ston and Carroll.
6. Andrew, Nodaway, Holt and Atchi-
son.
Z. Buchanan, DeKalb and Gentry.
8. Platte and Clay.
9. Ray, Caldwell, Daviess and Clinton.
10. Charlton, Linn and Macon.
IL. Howard and Boone.
IL. Galloway, Monigom cry and Warren.
ID. Monroe, Shelby and Randolph.
Ia. Franklin and Washington.
10. Gasconade, Usage, Crawford and Pu-
laski.
16. Cole, Miller, Morgan, Camden and
Laclede.
H. Moniteau, Cooper and Saline.
Is. Lafayette and johnson.
10. Jackson, Cass, Vernon and Bates.
90 Benton, Pettis, Henry, St Clair and
Hickory.
~. Polk, Cedar, Dade and Jasper.
%. Lawrence, Newton, Mcdonald Bar.
ry, Stone and fancy.
90 Greene, Dallas. Wright and Ozark.
% Madison, Reynolds, Dent, Texas
Shannon, Oregon and Ripley.
25. Jefferson, St. Francois and St. Gen
evievc.
26. Perry Bollinger, Wayne, Stoddart
and Bulcr.
81. Cape Girardcau, Scott, Mississippi
New Madrid. Pcmiscott and Dunkln.
%. s.. Louis (six Senators.)
The bill provides that Representation shal
hereafter be apporiioned as follows, in The
House OF Representatives, viz:
From the county Of ST. Louis, thirteen
representatives.
From the county Of Platte three represcn
tta'ives.
From the counties Of Andrew, Boone
Buchanail,, Galloway, Cape Girardean, Pike
,Cuopcr, Franklib, Green, Howard, Jackson
AAJeGe son, Lafayette, Lipcoln, Marion, Mon
roe and St, Chnrles, each TWO representa-
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