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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
legal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-CTTY
~ and COUNTY Of NETWORK HENRY B. SEARS
sse!nst WILSON AGER-sunmons for money demand
an eontract-eom. ser To tho DEFENDANTS You
are hereby summoned aud required TO the
plant in this action which will be filed D the Office Of the Clerk u
the City County Of az the City Hall 10 sAd
and copy Of your to the sad complaint tho
subscriber bic Office No % Wa-st IN said City of New
York within twenty days after The service Of this On
you exclusive Of The day Of such services and fall 20
the said complaint within the ue aforesaid the plaintiff
this action win take judgment against you for the sixteen
hundred aud ,hty x dollars and xtys's cent? with Interest,"
from the eighth day Of July thousand eight and
sixty and also foI The Ther Of 'x hundred and sixty
h dollars and sixty x cents with itersst nom the eighth day
Of August lt0 bedes the costs Of ts actsnDstsd New.
York, Angus. H. 1850 COLES NORRIS PGrtifs Attorney.
The complaint Ia the tbove entitled action dy hed In
the Office othe Clerk Of the City aud County Of Of New
the lith day of August, 1890 COILS NORRIS,
sl25 law6wS Pl-Ath's Attorney.
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JlnGnriGl.

A LBERT II. EICOLAY,
"A AUCTIONEER AND STOCK BROKER,
No 50 Nilfaost INSURANCE STOCKS and ether -.
osIss at private sss. STOCKS AID BONDS bought add
sod the Brokers' Board Pce current suea nd nshy
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JnrniinTe.
Gntlsrp, faromare, &r.

A A. THOMSON q Co., No. els Water ST,
"a York Imposr and Dealers In Tin Plates RooAns.
Pse Sheet Iron Zinc Copper Wire Bloch tn spelter Lead
he Also Timers Toos and Machines which they
sale al the lowest market prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
Boots, Shoes, &r.
Professional Notifies.


nR R1GGSs TRUSS challenges comparison.
II Tusses hand which have been from SIX months to
two years. Also, NaIicooee Trusses. No Barolayse
nR. CHARLES SWEET, Of Lebanon, Conn,
" the celel rated Bone-Sottsr intends to be In eSYok
the Nsiioea Hctel No 81 Liberty st. TU EoDAf ana
WEDNESDAY sep Is cad D. % attend to Bone Setting aud
70 all Scrofulout and Chronic Diseases.
7 MUNSTER. GRADUATED SURGEON
liz DENTIST No 80 West 18th st., between Broadway sad
9th Ay e..
N0TlCE.-The public are hereby notihed that
IN Dr. WRIGHT has returned to the city an5 w resume
his practice No "A East broadway Office hours ~ 70 M
and from to p M, and from TO il the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

A LBERT II. NGOLAY,
n AUCTloNEEh AND STOCK BROKER,
osI'ss at private sais STOCKS and BONDS bought and
,od ,tthe Brokers' Board P-ice current suea seni ,n.hy
John MUNROE g. Co.,
~ AMERICAN BANKERS,
EosRUE DE LA PAIX, PARIS,
No. swaIL ST. spd NETWORK,
s.o 6RcGLls u IETTERs oF CREDIT principal
ssILs on Paris .na "a STERLING FILLS
00TH DTvIDEND.-OFFIcE OF GRoCERs'
~ Fmg IssuRAsoE COMPANY, No. ~ Wslst. Bank Of
gev-York Building New.York Sept 1860 The Board o.
s PER CENT en- Capital STOCK Of the Company psy.bs
10th Stockholders on demand JAMES o. PLATt eeo
oyyCn or rHn TSUsrrxs OF THs ous PAc R. R. Co..
Nc. A. Exchange plsce.
NBwYoRx, Sept H. 1850
NOTICE.--Tbe BOndholders, Stockholders, and
IN Creditor Of the DUBUQUE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY hereby notified that according 70 decree
oS Dusuoye County Iowa a. the August term Dubuque
Pacific Railroad has teen absolutely cold and Tor
their benefit unde the CompT9mse asnsemsn, ca to
he snchi.ss and tight. together with the lands of the Du
SsSre and P6G k TIE bUBSUE AND SIOUX cry
RAILROAD COMPANY and the Trustees twho are Proyis
Iona al edspse Of he X sccordsnCe with
The election Of hs Directors of the new Company being
st band very important that each interest should DC repre-
Bordhodes are respectfully requested send to this office
their Bonds aud receive Preferred Stock OF the new ORGANIZATION
Pan phi t. containing all the particulars Of the foreclosure suit
Incorporation Of the Company &c Can be had
upon application at this Office. ~
EewYol NyEN JE GEIfoKE Trust Dub and Pa RR Co
Dubuque VAT asaItroN sSsg CITY ~ R ns' Co s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

T,OR SAG EaRBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN
II PORT IN, Bf.esAcHUsETTs, csp; HIVES. ss'isf
npsrpasssd pxssusey .>-ommod4uooe VII esye ~ -
JsmsssHp Eass River TUESDAY. THURSDAY, ana osiS~
DAY Az fEaso 1Ns. .. 6o'elock.
DAY-DOAT for ALBANY-steaIoT DANIEL
~ DREW ssves Jsyst every TUESDAY, THInSDA.I,
xna SATURDAY at a. M, connecting 81 Albany VIZ sN~
for ssrs.oss and the West. ------
E,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, wa NEW
N PORT and FAIL RIVER The splenfd snd npsnm
steamer MEfROpOLIs Cspt Brovr l,s.es rs- essy
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and sAIUhOAf, Tn1c.E
a. and the IA PRE- STATE Capt Braytoa on hOSpef,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, a. 3oc.ocsp "a, nom rst
No IN X. ,.S...- us-
e.uS until the sane shall nave been paid for
Freight TO forwarded through with es npsn
"h'''"' WI BORDEN, Agent, Nos. 70 mi wss.M
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for Albany
and TROY connecting with trsias NORTH snd WET.
On and amer Monday Sept IT, 1880 Trails vii ea.s Chamoe
81 Station as follows Through Express Tsins ana M ma
So M Albany Mail 7:29 srep'ns Car Iaain siD M
ISandsys 10 uded), wey Trains for Sing Sing at Sea
and i045 D. Tarrytown, oaS m TOT 80 20
D. % for Poughkeepsie l;l5 and SD y m Enigrsas rioa
Rom AID At es5 o. M Passengers taken At Chsmbers JANA
Chrsopher and sst Trains tor New oh Leave Toy
I4S (lundays inela3ed and s;+ and 1879 and ss snd
s:30 N m Albany about 30 minutes Liter. Albany Tor New
i'A' 'uD'A'' D'' A. " SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Ma and Express Lines -sve New Ycrk ct and II
a N and and fare SO Through hcksts cold for Cir-
cnpsu and the West and for Warrington, Ne vOresns and
the South &C., and through baggage checked TO Wsson Ia
= ''' J. W WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
baggage win be received for sins unless delivered d
checked rs minute, In advance Of the time Of Leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
CTEAMER of OCTOBER 6,

- FOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.
The United States Mai Steamship
ADRIATIC,
Joseph J. Coms.ock Commander viii sail from the foot o.
CsDast SATURDAY, Oct 6, with Mails Passenger ane
Specie, for the above ports - 40 .
FOR Freight Passage apply at the Office Of tie North Atlantic
J. p. STEPHENS, Secretary
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IQG0 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lCUUC NTRAL RAILROAD. 1OOO

UHEAT
The espay Of the Road equal shy In the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No. Aston House. corner Of vessytt.
Facilities for transportation Of Psssensers TO and ,m Gin
cpnaH Chicago st Louis Sc Paul Nashville nenphis New.
Orleans and al other Towns In the West Noh-w &C. and soeu-
wet are az supa sed speed By route
Through the West leave New York foot Of Conr
sndtet5-Momipg Express Evening Express, pm.
Sleeping and smoking all the trains .
Fare always low, and the time qui& oy any other
route -,
By this route Fr-ghts Of all descriptions be Forwarded
and from any point on Railroads Of Ohio Keptucky indiana
nlinsis Wisconsin Iowa Missouri BY RAILROAD DE-
RECT any port the nasabs hvem Of The West By
steamers from Pittsburgh
The rates freight and from any point OF the West by tho
Pennyiv.uia Raj road ere at ali chise1
By other Railroad pies Merchants and shppen ints.s
ing transportation Of their Feigh to this Company rely
wh confidence is speedy trsnsit
This C.mpspy s.o snt4ins Emigrsnt Accommodates
Line by which parties emigrang westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode q & ots hef s5e f else Mates
Of fare ELLIOTT Agent No Astor House.
LEECH Co., Freight Aserts. .
No. Astor Hease and No i South WiDismSt
MCDONALD < BIsCHoFF Emigrant Agents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

THO the LADIES.-The cheapest and best place
Il 20 INV SILVER PLATED WARE, TABLE CUTLERY,
snd ali kinds House Furnishing Goods Is bASS-
PORDs At Cooper Institute, Bsorphce, % sod tthsvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

IINION DIME SAVINGS BANK, NO. 42J Ca
u pa st. of ysrick.-opeu daily from lot and
Deposits hon 10 cents 10 received Six per cent inter
est slowed on sums Of $500 and under aud five per cent
larger sums.
Sums deposited on or before Oct draw interest from Oct
&32 5 % has been received from l9 depoors In sixteen
months Ten cents day with interest years amounts to
a52I 10 Money 10 Loan on Bond aud Mortgage
GtRpsRp IS CHAPIN T.. v. HAUGHW0UT, Prest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
NIETROPOI ITAN BANK NOTE REPORT

OPyICE PHRSIX FIRE Iys. Co., I
BROOKLYN, September II. 1850.
1JNIIE Board of Directors have this day declared
4 a semi-snnusl DIVIDEND of EIGHT PER CENT tsl.
oayabe on demand al their branch Office, No 60 Ws Y
PHILANDER SHAW, Secretary.
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marbinerp.

DJY YOUR SEWING-MACHINE where you
- can exchange Il II not suited
THE N Y SEWING-MACHlNE EMPORIUM
No 4s6 Broadway, win SELL or RENT >,
The Wheeler Wilson Grover Baker Fiukle Lyon Ladd
Webster Co. and other FIRST class Sewing Machines Win hs
privilege of exchanging within thirty days.
second hand Machines BOUGHT. -.
v W WICKEs JR., No. $50 Broadway cor. Broome-st.
OIL FOUNTAINS OF PENNSYLVANIA
" PATENT BARREL MACHINERY FOR SALE-We
guarantee Il will tight Casks wood hoops at cost oil %
cents and glued perfectly oil proof with iron hoops at 'ush
as sell IN this market SO So The machinery may be seen IN
operation An unlimited number can be made dsily.
Profit on 500 barrels per day at above rates, 800
Profit on 500 barrels per day per annum sl56,OOO.
No pay required until the above Is demonstrated Can 90
J. HARRISON WHITEHURST, 81 Veseyst, and see barrels
CTEAM ENGINE at a BARGAIN.-One ~
- horse Steam Engine a. the very low price of $50. In
quiIe Of VIM bI M ~, =, pro,tlvr
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Ainsirai 1nstrnmertts

A GREATLY IMPROVED PIANO-FORTE
N LIGHTE 4 BRADBURYS
ASpufse, Of a NEW SCALE OVERSTRUNG BASS
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON-FR4ME GRAND an.
SQUART PIANO-FORTES No. 921 Broomest Pianos 10 let
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01

There ure at least Ten Thousand Voters
in each of the States of Maryland, Vir-
ginia, Kentucky and Tennessee, who de-
sire Lincoln's election, but not tithe of
tnem will dare to vote for him. The haz-
ard is too great to be braved when no prac-
ticaI-that is no tangible-bencfit is to re-
suit from incurring it. Neither Delaware
nor Missouri will give for Lincoln nearly
so many votes as they have voters who
wish him elected. But the election of the
Republican candidates will do much to
overthrow this Reign of Terror; and then
We may confidently look for decided and
rapid progress in Republican light and
liberty. Now, our subscribers in Texas
are asking us not to send their papers, be-
cause they are subjected, by the new Sedi-
ton Law of that State, to punishment as
fei0ns if they receive them. ''For tho
devil has come among you, showing great
wrath, because he kn0weth that his time is
ShOrI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
MHEELINGs WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST / 1860

York so divided Mt Charleston Of Balti-
more, but Massachusetts did. Il
Gluery:-ls it lawfulafor any peEson Or
persons, even though they be thesmnnici-
pal authorities, to intercept letters 4hroagh
the post-otficc and open them, except in
such cases where reasonable corfespcA nd
ence is suspected2 os
1ns'cer:-It is not lawful: but the man-
ayers of the U. S. Postal Department
stake the responsibility' occasionally, anl
II very serious one it is. y
Q"efy:-Do not those connected with
the post-ofice department who grant the
privileges lay themselves liable to prose-
cution if found out?
4"swer:-Certainly they do; but they
act under official authority-and how arc
You to punish the government for its mis-
deeds of such u character?
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the United States, carrying. with them
their own peculiar local law which creates
property in persons 4gax 1t will not be
contended that this Kind of personal aln-
very exists BY general law II crisis only
By local lar. = And. wherever that
local law does not extend. property in per-
sons does not exist. Well, sir, what is
now the demand on the part of our South
ern friends? They say, we will carry our
local laws with us wherever we CO. We
insist that Congress does us injnstice un-
less it establishes in the territories into
which we wish to go, our own local law
This demand, for one resist, and shall re-
sist
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-UXUTY & Economy Combined.

% PER CENT. OP THE oOPPEE SAVED AND A CLEAR AND
DELICIOUS BEVERAGE OBTAINED IN MINUTES.
TIME CELEBRATED BUCKEYE COFFEE POT,
Patented Nov. 22d, 1859; Re-issued April ), 1860,
the most perfect economical and scientific arrange
ment ever introduced to the public, manufactured
and for sale III Wheeling, only by Sesbitt Bro, No.
4G Main street, Centre Wheeling, w., who have an
exclusive right for Ohio County. The Buckeye Cot
fec Pot possesses advantages not found in other in
displacement. instead of boiling the ground Coffee,
and, as consequence only the desirable qualities of
the drug are obtained; making of the most deli
ct0Us beverages, too that ia free from the hitter
and soluble principle which IS impaired to tho CoE-
fee by by continued boiling and when viewed upon
the score Of ecOnOmv it has equal. The Buckeye
Coffee Pot has been thoroughly tested and wherever
IT has been used It has been hailed with universal joy
single trial will convince any one
We also continue to manufacture and keep COLI
stantly hand the best and most complete assort-
ment of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware to be found in tho
city, which we will sell wholesale retail, ut the
very lowest figures JaPanned, Enam0llcd and IIol-
low Ware, BrsIss and Copper Kettles Coffee Mills,
bio Cutlery, &C.. &c. We manufacture tho best self
sealing Fruit CnN Yerinvented every being per-
fectly mir tight and secure.
We will always keep Oh hand the best and most
approved Cooking Stoves for either coal wood
Our Stoves are all of the latest improvement and Of
tho best dcsiEn. aud at low a price rs any other
house in tho city.
We particularly invite Country Merchants or
those buying for Cash. to give call before nllr-
chasing elsewhere, thoy will find it to DO their
tereSt to do.
Jobbing of every description in our line of busi-
BILE terms.
Remember the place. No. 46 Main Street, Centre
Wheeling. Va. Iiel51 NESBITT & BRO
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[From the Cincinnati Commercially
Mr. Webster on the Extension of Sis

fats, very.
The embtttered demonstrations of Mr..
Webster by the Abolitionists of New Eng
Iand-Garrison, Philips & Co.-have fur
nished the pro-slavery men of the South
an opportunity of claiming him. a few
extracts from the record of Mr.. WcbSlcr
will SHOW that though lie had the pleasure
Of being nssailed by Garrison, Phillips,
Parker and the rest, he was far from being
an advocate of the extension of slavery.
In his great speech of the 7th of March he
said:
"Sir, wherever there is particular good
to be done; trhereVer there is a. foot OF land
to be Staid from becoming SIaUe territory, 1
am ready TO assert the principle Of the erciW-
sion Of slavery. | am pledged to it from
the year 1897; have been pledged to5it
agnin and ngain3 and will perform those
pledges"
In his Marshfeld speech, in l848, Mr..
Webster said: @s sa s
''If, my friends, the term tfree soil party
or free soil man., is meant to designate
one who has been fixed uualterable, to.
day, yesterday, and for some days past, in
opposition to slavery extension, then ]
may claim to be, and may hold myself as
good sfree soir man as any member of.
the Buffalo Convention"
In Il speech in the U. S. Senate in l848,
Mr.. Webster said: u. So q
."The.real meaning, then. of Southern
gentlemen; in making this complaint, is,
that they cannot go into the territories of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
JOHN IT I,AKIN


WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection on Thursday, March 10Th, new
and NToll selected assortment Of lE H
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
Also complete assortment of fGENTLEAIEN'S FUR
NISHING4 GOODS. tti n
The patrons Of the old firm, and the public in gen-
era respectfully invited to call aud examine my
stock before making their purchases intend so-
Ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful fNr the patronage bestowed upon the old
firm, solicit continuance Of the samO for the now
establishment. JOHN T. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
mh284wl No. 102 Main st. MheeIinC. Va
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David Mccartney, and VIM. T. Mock, defendants.
This day came the plaintiff and filed his amended
bill against the said Mccartney and Meek And it
appearing by sad satisfactory evidence that the said
wealth. it is ordered, on motion of the nintl that
they appear here within month after tho pubIi-
catian OF this ORDER and do whit is necessary to pro-
tcct their interest, and that this order be published
once week, forthwith, for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in some newspaper published in the city of Wheel
of the county at the ncxt County Court thereof.
The object of the original and amended bill in this
case. ia to of the said Mccartney n debt for
$4,000 and interest thereon, and to attach and sell
certain aItds of the said Mccartney in the county Of
Wetze y conveyed to him by J. II. Lockwood and j.
q. Snyder. by deeds recorded in Deed Book No. pa-
gcs 199 200 2O1 aud 202 of said WetZeI county: and
to set aside deed therefor from tho said MCartncy
the said Meek mentioned in the sail amended bill
tIeste Hs' FRIENDCOX. Clerk. :.
j. L. Pry, p. att. ie3-ftw
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a clear majority is l52. We believe
dvery one of those printed in the first COL
umn will go for Lincoln and Hamlin, Civ
ing him l79 votes, or 81 more than ma
jority. We do not despair of either Della
ware or Calitornia.-N. I. Tribune
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
FERn1s OF ADvERT1s1NG.

99 SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
4S-H early Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
og TO the space occupied and the of changes
Al "dyertisements from transient persons or strang
prescribed by law.
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year,
or go ior SIX months but for shorter period nothing
will he counted less than square.
Tho privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other persons as
well as all legal advertisements advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate in by them
be paid for at the usual rates
Ra-A a-Advertisemcnts not accompanied with writ ten
accordingly. .
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, SO cents each noylI-'5o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
Why the Republican Ticket is not
Opposed.

OPPOAeus
There is no better eSidence of the entire
content of the country with what all con-
cede to be the inevitable triumph of the
Republican candidates at the November
election, than the perfect quiet of the can
vass. The factious few who have lived SO
long and so well by making the people be-
llevc the Union was i'll danger, that they
might get the contract for saving it, can
now get neither hearers nor readers; the
Union-saving business has fallen into the
hands of moutcbanks like Keitt and Yam
cey; there are no other men weak or dcs-
perate enough to attempt that sort of char
latnnism any longer, for the simple reason
that there is no longer any chance for it TO
succeed. If there were; if it were not n
foregone conclusion that the federal gov
ernment was to pass into the Republican
hands in March next; if the New York Ho-
tel patriots could cultivate the shadow O..
hope of resisting our ticket successfully,
the country would ring with the dangers
of its impending dissolution. The iourn-
ais of commercial christianity would labor
under the burden of letters of distinguish
ed statesmen, anxious only to ''prcservc
the heritage of their fathers" little long
er from destruction, while the churches
where traders in cotton and negroes most
do congregate would resound with the de-
nunciations of the ungodly fanatics who
presume to mix up any religion with
their politics.
1t is because opposition is useless that
there is none; it is because fusion would
not change the result that the pro-sIuvery
factions cannot fuse; it is because the tradc
ofagitation is "plnyed out" that the agta-
tors are quiet; it is because the census re-
turns will soon show that full two-thirds
of the entire white population of this ma
tion nareinhabitants of freeStntcs which have
pronounced in favor of free labor and against
the slave trade, that the; time-serving and
the mercen"ry politicians who have hith-
erto done what was done, to make the
world believe that slavery, as an institu-
ton, had hold upon the respect of north
ern people, are now nowhere to be found
by the recruiting officers of the Admins
5tration.
And that this matter of the census should
have its proper weight with the class whose
ideas of duty are shaped mainly By their
notions of policy, we propose to submit to
their consideration q few facts.
According to its rate of increase during
the ten years preceding 1850, the white
population of these United States should
have amounted on the lst of June, 1860,
to
White Inhabitants of non-slovcholding States,
White Inhabitants of saveholding statos. S29a,59a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
FURNITURE.
WIN. C. GRAY, Agent

WHEELIN0 VA
TTAS NOW OF HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT
III of Furniture, consisting In part Of IImraaus
Tables, IBetisteals, Washstands. Chairs. Rocking-
Chairs Book Cases. Secretaries Looking Glasses &C.,
&c. All of which will sell low as the lowest,
Please give ma a call and examine my stock.
Wheeling, Va, April g, 1860.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
fhOicG First Glass Insurance
I'm EHE-

R5,Casl Capital 81 coo 600, absolute and uuimpaired
WIN \ sTRrLUs or $506,3ST S9.
Aud the pTeslgeVf IS years success and experience
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
[From the New York Trihnne.1

Ten Thousand Linc oln votes in Ken-
tuolxy, Virginia, Missouri, and Ten-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
Upwards of 100000
Of Losses have been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co..
i'll the past IS years.

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Esks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
Ertcial attention girrn 10 iasurance of D DWELLLNGS
and Contents for terms of one to fire years
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-01
Aggregate white population. ..........

This will tell the story Under the new
census the proportion of the non-slnve-
holding white population will probably be
sixty-niue per cent, while the slaveholding
will be but thirty-one per cent. The free
States will have more shan thirds of
the cuti:e white population of the Union.
Assuming the same rate OF increase of
the slave population for the last ten years
as obtained the ten years previous, it will
give us June lst, 1860, an aggregate slave
population of 4,12T,O05, three-ffths of
which is 2,47G,253. Upon those csti-
mates the aggregate population returned
by the census of this year, not counting
free blacks aud mulattoes, should be us
follows:
SlavehOding States
Whttes..... s,293,593
slavcs...... 4l2T, ,055-12 42o,64S