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Exports.

4 4 H "a Il g Z \ ~ 4 4
HAVANA Per steamship Gen Miramon- 1000
scks corn 500 kegs lard ITO tics lard so bhls taloW
80 hbls eggs u bbls turpentine lOo head hogs
pkgs mdse.
GALVESTON Per steamship Mexico. ~ tcs
ha ms Is hhds bacon 1850 bbls flour $500 scks corn
10 bbls lard 100 hbls moasses l60 bxs tobacco lO0
bxs bacon 100 kegs lard.
LlyERPo oI4-Per ship Nimrod- 27os bales cot
ton 2A60 slaves.
LIVERP0 0Ii--Per ship Africa 3tle bales cot-
ton 1000 slaves 7l3 bbls rosin.
B0sToN-Per sehr Lewis Chester 900 slaves.
| MoBILE--Per schr Star ll69 seeks corn 80 bales
hay.
| MOBILE-Per schr Sarah Burr-S50 scs oats $50
1 seeks corn n bales hay So bbls -four.
MoBILE-Per schr LEclair- IL bbls flour 700
| scks corn.
PENSAGoLA--Per schr Lizzie mezicks- l0oo
! seks corn 81 bbls pork ID hhds bacon 10 ties hams
| 8 ties rice Is scks coffee bbls whisky ties lard
i bbls oil i hid sugar IS scs oats so bales hay.
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RED RIVER PACKET co.
STATG OF LOUISIANA
PARISH ANN f,try nm NEW ORLEANS

F..
BE IT o o THAT day IF a s IN The ysss
OF the United States of America the Eighty
Before me, DANIEL ISRAEL RICARDO, 4 Notary Public
81 ss ana Il
of the witnesses named undersigned personally
Who declared that eyang Of
ian Act the Of Corporations Works Public
ha4s Dc S 5
and bind themselves and hose whom they
and under the spula.ions and regulations follow
ing to-wit:
~ w M ATS S p sS
business under this Act Of
It shall exist and continue Of Twenty
from the date hereof unless dissolved AZ hereinafter
aa have power and authority h the eoporao
make ana ana ss s 10 ho snd
convey property both personal noveabe and mHiove-
hsas d'a5
s ah S 6 o the H
ercs and enjoy all spch other rights powers and privileges as
ARTICLE II.
The purposes for which tn has been formed TO
enable the eitIseq residents and planters CITY Of NeE
River with grener safety and facility for Compensation from
and to the oity Of New Orleans and geueay III freight that
saic tSs MSsaspp ana
and citizens on other yo WHERE he board Directors " ths
Company may tt advisable send any The
ali he purposes belonging and incidental to the navigation Of
said rivers and their tributaries
Article m
The object for which corporation has been formed y to
passengers eghts the United States mails etc from New
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Rsfs
| and all intermediate landings.
| ARTICLE ".
parties declared to
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The towboat j. nj. Whann, Capt. Whann, which
arrived Saturday morning from the Baze, had $40
bales cotton on board, taken from the burning ship
Iropsides.
The ships Young Sam and Golden cross went to
sea on the Gath ult,; ship Harvest Queen went TO
sea on the 18th ult. ships Gosohen and 3. 5. Kim
| ball went to sea on the 9th nit.
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MOBILE AND LAKE PACKETS.

szxp FOR MOBILE DAILY u. s.
z FsMal Tine-Winter Arrangementrhe spleen
low pressure packet steamers Oregon,
A. P. Boardman, master, Cuba James Hopk,ns piistsl
Florida L. Myers MASTER all built expressly for the
Iaketrade with Superior accommodations will make trips and
andngs follows unless prevented by bad weather. high OF
of fuel accident to boat machinery
Leaving Lake end OF the Ponchartrap Railroad DAILY
arrival of the O'Clock A. NJ train of for Mobile
direct Returning Pascagona Pass Christian and
Bay st. Louis on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
Children and under L years 90
pecK Uu
Negroes in lots of five and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Cabin fare TO Pascagoula ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Children over and under u years. and servants. 90
Ny 10 insure III prompt and complete delivery of goods 81
Mobile, bills of l8ding must be taken in all cases.
E9~An Express Chest and Way Mail Bag for Mobile and
Coast Landings will leave the Office of the Agent promptly at
A.sM. 80
Tickets through Charleston, Washington City Nashville
M51~For tickets freight passage, md further information
'f'H' R. GEDDEs, Agent,
mil IF 20 f4rapier strsat.
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par Steamship Flarida, from ApalaehicAla ola Miss
4 ss,llys AMOS. Smith, wv. Buckner, .. z. Ely.
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S,,, IS ttsul,ei, nieseher an hssFfe NttA
go sth, 10 Baxter, Lowell eco,
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Reeaip,s os Protsuce.

STI0UIS- Per steamer w NJ Morrison TO
tai IL bales cotton IL hhds tobacco.
SHREVEPORT Per steamer VIM Burton 80
bales cotton Toledano q Taylor-29 Logan, Sonlat
q Claiborne Ia Phelps \ Jones1l Smith y John
on--a0 CIapp. Mitchell & Jack--5l2 E 4 Carter y
co--9 Campbell u Strong IS a FL w Roauet--8 do
West. Renshaw u CaInmack- 6 Carroll, Hoy eco
IS Lewis q 0glesby-- Wilson, Pomroy eco
Arthur &eo--3 Payne & Harrison-S Henderson,
Terry &ee-5 Warren, Gilmore &eo--f B Gribble
--6 bhls nolasses S 0 Nelson &co-- lot hides and
suntries to order-Total ll3 bales cotton
| WHITE RIVER Per steamer A W Quarter
sundres to order-Total hhds tobacco so bales
cotton.
| VICKsBURf--Pe steamer Vieksburg- 273 bales
| cotton ~ & d Urquhart- rs Payne, Huntington y
| coz r. wv Estlin &co--24 Green & Crunp-2n do
| Nv jackson aco--lO Mcfarland q Barksdale-8 DIG
McLemore, Rayburn &co--6 do A D Kelly &co-6
A BueRner, Stanton y Newman Farley, JHrey y
co.. Montgomery & Hall-sundries to order-Io-
4 tai 47a bales cotton.
/ FLOYD Per steamer Andy Fulton sundries
4 to order-Total 1884 sacks cotton seed.
BAYOU SARA--Per steamer Acadia 10 bales
cotton R W Estlin &co--4 do Logan, Soniat Clai-
1 Kernionsundries to Total is bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA Per steamer J Gotten
| sundries to order.
Railroads.
N. 81, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
| CANTON, May 6.1s61.--5 bales cotton to Hen
defson & Peale-2 do mcfarland g. Barksdale-To-
tai bales cotton.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
M0BHE-Per steamer Cuba-sundries to order.
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/ GREAT POLITICAL WORK.

A GREAT POLITICAL WORK. --=
CIUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,
Encyclopedias,
ByM W. CLUsKhY, Washington, D. O.
1tcontairs among other things,
The yar lons Ps s;yn Platforms
4 r1e Rt,p.t'i Hesitation of Congress.
Governors Geary. Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ao
lfssses r.. douglas and Mess Stephens
and b Se EfP porti0n Of Nebraska
fnps Mnntaonery Ser English Bills Tbs
s sftss@ss. I" me "''''' 'DSl',,'7 ~ -
T Fbs 1ESa SSstD o ." the United States
Articles Of Contedcrh,ion1 ,s..a ~
Vrrmin md kentucky RESOLUTIONS of 1893 s9
Nj na s sT Ct hs VIE stoT
President Pierces Veto INDECENT Insane Land BILL
history Of Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President PIerces Message vetons the River and Harbor
TIE School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
Ths ofyG tenn Bs%s ses o and against Slavery
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and AEON
Mr.. Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery Ao,so,oncs
Mos Bnchanans and Wilas' Letters the Bargain and
S?ssa SsaS against Notification
q r. Party bsS o saah Carolina on the Pooa
| Power of the Supreme Court,
| Mr. B1cbanan's Minority Report the same subject
Gov and Mr. Garuhars Letters against me ssiaat
Organization and A. II. Stuarts Letters sishea
| on" defending it. ,-,.,. a., n,.,.,,ber 1s5K
and in North Carolina in lS52
history with the the various Tarss
history United States Bank and Abolition
Mr. Fllrnores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History of the Annexation of Texas. .,,a- 4,s g7a~
Opinion Of public men on the power OF Congress os M
r0res. 5st
The Nicholson Ietter. ~, NJ. .... al i53A, s.
The Nashville and Georgia Plsttorn
missouri Compromise with vote thereon sec'lonAhs
classified. ,,r,
The Compromise Measures of 1885,
Clayton Compromise
Wi,mot ProVso H.. ...,,,,n, '.
with many other things numerous 70 mention.
Every subject fully reatoa and every vote W
any subject hav lE political sgnihtation giVel.
fhs feoi public speaker fully on me
| and otlSta zztiAa, iAi
Sing CeElSt, S. Club af Six Sl5 ,,,, ,.s,;hsr.
T.. JAS B. SMITH CO., fSS ata in,hIa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-06

Al meeting of the Board Of Directors held the 9Th Inst
resolved to declare dividend of TWENTY PER GENT
per cent? on Earned Premiums of the Company for
the year ending the Goth September 1867 for which cernh
Gates md after The LIST December And
also in aecordance with Article 18th of hs Charter in
cash on 18th 70 the original subscribers an inter
SIT at hefae Of percent on Premiums paid BY
hern ana credited On their subscription
]. TTyRs, President.
j VI HfsaKR sprrptarr
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nIe,T4c1s TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
PATENT SAWED WEATHERB0ARDING,
Both Rough Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
CYPRESS timber for sale in let's 10 suit puschasera
ii the LOWEST MARKET PRICE
fslg " STAR FLAMING MIS- New Basin.
.TAMEs n. NGcFARLANE,G CRESCENT CITY ca R
pentsring obbmg Shop No i0f Grod street, one door
from Camp
s'st' sIsTERHs MADE TO ORDER.
orders from the country attended 10 with prornptne'S
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5tlarlllt aaleeIllgfIte.
n CSnxsrENg 0sgrnE, IN i. 10 Camp Street,
III iAIoniaY Morning, May 9, l86l.

osssa5 ss Il esRp s Mss
CLEARED III tsarssay.
DgiE Steamship Gen alirasnon aoldng, for Havana,
ssAsA'S'''p sss'sly s'''; y IS q Harris
steanler III Won Phal, German, for St I Lq " \,
steamer ehoetaw, SILVER. for 81 Louis.
steamer John ! Roe, Yores for St Louie,
sssanar louisville Holcroft for Louisville, Master
y DFis ship Nimrods Paynter, for liverpool
Bst kiiaa, bowie, n Iivere 4, !, q & d J, 4,
asla laws Chester, somsrs, Fl Bossep, !, .
aahF Star. Mass, for Mobile. / Fash
sehg Lizzie Meslsks, johnson. for Psnsaeola
schs Sarah Bur-, Whitaker. for Mobile, s..
schf I Eclair, Faaia, for Mobile.
Arrived Saturday
Etsauship Florida, Eelsofi, from ApalachcoIa, To
A gMifehesii lsE Dist
4 Elip ~ nnesotas q days fln Mobile III
AllaASs " i,aSse Lowell 300 I'D dist, S5.
8 J16eHgnTT bsrk Ja9eflard. n ilinan. I'm t3reuaen
FebFaagg Sth 10 rhieIa b Setter Arb dist
etsf 0liFe Branch, Smith, I'M Mobile to Muster
Basin.
scia q N Bsnbpry. daxeat, I'm Mobile. 10 master
Basin
SEN YIN Aisllors, Marahail, IN Mobile, to master
Basin
steamboats,.
w NJ Morrison Bpffineer, FIN 81 Louis
A w QnaFrieF, R4iWnad, I'm White River.
Andy Fulton. Haaleps FIJI Iensas.s
Gubas Hpp EinR. I'M MaEaiie.
IA TQwh0At IA Wllnnn ham. from the PASSES
toFed dnWRsfp THE baron the 24tn ut, ships
Le0ua apd IlalanS. and to sea schr Red Fox
came np lesEt.
beat A Hilitlore. n hit1nore, fln the Passes
towed anwn and TO The bar on the 3th
ult ships EisiFa Owen and Houghton. and
TO sea bark Polar Fanght up ship Minnie.
sofa and bark JaFefland.
Arrived Yesterday.
ARRIVALS nom sea yesterday.
SHNass sanassaa
Nicksbnrg, Hnlnses, IN Yickshnfg.
w Burton, BiHssaa. fnl Red River.
A gotsen ~ amen. I'm Bayou Sara.
Aeldias Fll.eens, tn Bayou Sara
Betoss-v.s ssaaalltg Up
Iisa ship haadss Inns. q eaaEiefm Bremen Istl
afehs % 81 pllrns liz eEco
la. lfer tnl slATse II arch list, to BaS
IeGs Ley ea iEea.
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SEATE or LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Betreebered that this sth day of October 1860 before
me- the Subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeaedJ TuYEs President and W.
HINGKs Secretary OF the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company al New Orleans being duly according to
law do depose and say that the above accounts are just and
true transcript from the books Of sad Company
j. TUfE Els, President
IN j. VI. HiNoxs, Secretary
sworn subscribed before this day October g. 1860
ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice OF the Peace the Parish of Orleans
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SETREGEsr d co., j., DEALERS IN PATENT NED
w cpes Drugs Perfusry etc.a ec Roa I'll and loi 0ea
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notwithstanding Up,

ship slins HenaEiefm Bremen Iath
arch: 70 apmrns: tllliiig eco
User inl Eiisgfe March 2lst TO Bax-
teEt Lessn lEee.
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REGULAR WEEKLY RED RIVER
asany i III s. Mail Packet Grand Du1Se-For JEFF
srson Shreveport Grand Bayou, Coushatta Camp
Grand Ecore ST. Maurice Montgomery, Co
Tile, Alexandria, Nerman's, Gorons Barhns and "a inter
fast running passenger packet Grand Duke sam APP
pegae master will leave above. For freight or passage
apply on board. ,-r-, :, r,1,pr,p1
my6 Advertising Agent.
ahe Grand Duke connects Shreveport with the steamer
Flea for Jefferson and all termediate landings
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object for which corporation has been formed -
maintain Steamboats, for the transportation for compensation
passengers reigts United States mails from New
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Rsf
and all intermediate landings.
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retrospective interests parties declared to
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STATE LOUISIANA, Z
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
BE it remembered ninth day of May 1850 before
me- the undersigned Justice of the Peace In and he city
Aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaud President ano
Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope Insurance Company
Orleans who bong duly sworn according TO law do &C.
pose and that foregoing Just and true and
correct transcript from the books of said company
H. PEYCHAUD, President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
sworn to and subscribed before this ninth day of May
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Directors this day declared cash dividend
thirty the capital paid in Of th Company out o.
the Of the ending the 30h April lSO pay
able in accor with Article Twelfth of the Charter of said
Company, to-Ttt: =.
Ten per tn cunt paid in, payable on denaha
the stockholders the gal representatives and after tn
10th Instant and balance be credited nstament on
h PEYCHAUD President
u Ha-s S. PLASSAN, Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
g-y ECToRS.-
s. Plassan, A Laorest Maioehee,
@. a Kernion Thos N. Blake, B. Nautre,
P. 0ueyrep4e, F. Moreno, H. Peycheud.
myll
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Leaves On TgEsn !. !, !, inst; st | A. NJ +

ssxsuy For Grand Ecore Natchitoches, Clnuterslle
Paisance, Cotiles Alexandria Norman's Bar
and all intermediate landings on Red river
Cane and Little rvers-The splendid and swift running
light draught passenger packet steamer RaPIues, j.. y
Dowy master will above For freight or passage
having fine Recommendations, apply on board.
VIRGINIUS Q. nENTzEL.
r,y6 Advertising Agent.
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IlnWER Mlssls srppI..
Let.Sss sssfs 70 ~ 4. iSl,AY ~ er a
ED RIVE R .

Leaves on TUs Sd AY. It'll inst. nt 5P NJ,
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
aEag For Jefferson, Smthland Benton, Port Caddo
I Lag Aswanson,s and Mornings Landings, Albany
shreveport, Grand Bayou CouShntta, Campte
3fTsad EcsTe Bondeu Landing, Aexandra Normans Cor
dons Barbns and all intermediate landings OF Red rye
P ~ Bon ford, Worey, master will leave as above Fol
iie'shs VI pAsste' "pt'' w. VIRGINIUs C. DENTzEL,
n,v6 Advertising q gent
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chap, deck passenger on the Autocrat, who
had been guilty of the greatest ipdeceney, was
taken into Custody Of Judge Lynch and most sum
mari AID dessrvedly punished. They even hung
I Aira, bst cut him down time enough to save his
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28
AZ - IntellIrener.l
DlsnaraElnr Tireinia


The failure of the Secession Paper, mp
street, 10 produce the figures concerning
the respective growth Of Ohio and yir-
GINA, is rather amusing. Figures, eEi-
IDENTIFY, are not in favor with that concern.
Anything but figures for the seeessionists.
Figures and Fanaticism never agree.
Republicans are accused of disparaEing
and habitnally hating and despising YIr-
ginia, because they say she ought to be
the FIRST State in the Union, whereas. At
present, she is far behind IN the race Of
progress
In the year 1895, there WAS certain in
dividual in the noble Commonwealth Of
Virginia, who wrote to Sir John Sinclair,
accounting for the fact thar land at time in
Pennsylvania, was worth more per acre
than better land in Maryland and Virginia,
" BeeaU1s there Gre LGrS IN Psah9ylrdNig for
tie gradual eu1aaeipat on of SIareEy, OrkieA
Eeitier Of TIE tSro Ssstss ADORE aleatioaed
AGrs at present, bsf IrAieL netting 70 mare
eeTfGia than TIA; kLey zllgt haze, dad at a
PeTiod not remote
The writer Of this Was George Washing
ton Did he hRbituRliy hate and despise
Virginia, because he compared her to
Pennsylvania
Why don't the Disuuiou Concern give
US those 6gures, Ell EExEsT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28

III leave an the more Tor Opr people, for
en- rich. prosperous and we'll to-do eiti-
Iens, and our banks, WifEb for lack other
badness. haTs hesa choking their Portfo-
liOs with reauls of foreign paper, no do
nestle being prueurable for love OF money
from their home population. Another adj
vantage our present borrowing system has,
IS that peesented By the use the cash so
raised Is applied to: the purchase Of arms
and munitions of war, the pay aud PsOyi-
siouing of an army, and the comfortable
nay luxurious sustentation Of THAI disin-
terested. highly peEiturious, tndgstEions
and enlightened body who, ~ such enor-
nous sRcTIhee, devote themselves TO The
service Of ungTateful republics What II
taxation seems heavy TO stupid cHltivators
of the soil, or churItsh traders, or iDeendi-
arg newspapers ike 1.-The Organ Of the
People such grnmblers are never salts.
fei, and il IS the duty of 4 discerning and
independent people RIEays to do the re-
verse Of that which such unconseiOn=ble
dogs advise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28

CRARLEa Eases ADAMS is the sixth
citizen Of NaSsaehusetts who has been Sc
leelsd As American Minister to the British
Court John Adams Was the irst Miais-
ter TO England after the peace Of 1888
he vas recognized by George I'LL in I7sS.
John Quincy Adams was the resident Min
lister in 1915 aud 1916. He returned early
in 1917 TO take the post Of Secretary Of
State under Monroe, which ONCE he held
eight ysarz. Mt. Everett was appointed
Munster to England in 1871, George Buu-
erOt in 1915, aad Abbott Lawrence in
1919. The newly APPoiuted Minister Was
a lad Of eight yeArs Uhea be accompanied
his parents to Engtaud, aud it has alEays
been said that he was obliged 70 6ght his
English sehoOl-feIlOWs ia defense Of the
honor Of America
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28
THE eighth census, that Of 1850 ID a

IHE eighth eeusus, that of 1860, has AZ
length been published. Among other iu-
teFestipE statistics, it sbors the loss and
gain Of the diFrreat States in coaSression-
Al representation Alabama, Georziiu,
Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Ninneso-
T., North Carolina, Rode Island, and Yer-
mont, lose one Copgrestmau each. Ken
taeky, New York, PennsyIvaaia, South
Carolina, Tennessee. and, Virginia, lose
two each Ohio losea three Arkansas,
California, and louisiana, gain one eseh.
Missouri, Michigan, aud Texas each gain
Two. Iowa aud Wisconsin gain three
each, and Tlfnofl gains four. Total loss
in the free States, twelve TOTAL loss IN
the slave States. twelve Total gain in
the free States. thirteen. Total gain 10
slave States, six
The aggregate PoPulation Of the States
and Territories Is, free, 2T,457, os0i slave,
s,e52,s0l total, 81 .429, ssl.
The population OF the seven States
winch have seeded is, free, 2,sse, 4sI i;
slave, 7sll. $50; s4s, 32I more Of the for
msr than Of the latter ;;itotal. 1851. IA
Mississippi has 81 .Ss7, and South Carolina
1oI.2To more slave than free population.
The population Of the eight sIave States
thai have not seeded is. free, b,62l,Oo9
slave ,e3s, 2o7; total, 1852 .sUs. Greater
than the population of the Seeded States,
S.e6T,52s, or more than double; less than
The slave population Of the same States,
sTe, 7ss. Aggregate greater than that that
Of the Southern Confederacy, Z, 2s4, T64.-
Virginia has l,lo5,lss. free population,
and 4se. ss7. slave; an increase, il the
last ten years of lss,Oss, free, and 1889
slave.
The total populstiou Of the slave States
is L, 22s, s4s; free States Is, so4,sls. In
crease IN the last decade Of the former,
2,6I6.ss4; of the latter, $3.50, $50. The
population of the territories, and the Dis.
tsiei of Columbia, in 1850, was: 1914.
3,7ls of which were slaves; and in 1860,
2s5,2ITr and s.224 slaves, all but IS of
which are in the District of Columbia,
which shows an increase Of slaves IN the
territories within the last ten years of only
thirty-seTen.
The whole number of representatives, is
fixed at 2ss, who are aPPortioned among
the States by dividing the number of the
free population Of the States. With three
ff'hS added in the slaveholding States, by
the number OF Representatives, and the pro-
duet Of such division is the ratio of repre-
ssntaiOu for the several statss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28
Is ths conrentton % Nondnr : rotsrn.

Is the Convention on Monday vote vas
taken % Nr. Carlils's substitute for the
+rPort Of the COMMITTEE of .Wenty-One,
md 1t restiySd but four votes in favor of
ta5'adSPii6h Mr. CarIile's substitute 4as
the natoa propositions of the peace con-
fereaOa, while the report Of the committee
of tWenty-ope comprises those PROPOSE
lions IS modified by the committee. The
vote therefore VS. in no sense a test vote.
The question Was simply one Of prefer
enee between the peace conference propo-
sitions As originally reported on the one
hand. aud aS modified By the committee
on the other.
The FAig says a true test vote viii be
taken when the ordinance Of secession,
recommended by Harvle, Montague and
Williams, is brought up in competition
with the report of the committee Of tWen-
Iy-One.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ThefollovingI Is an exrae1 from Aletter written by
the RaSnDr ef Baptist Church TO the @Jourshl and
Messages, cIaeiahatt Oslo, and ssaks votusaes IN
fav0r Of that Uorl3-Faaoursa uselIeins-Alns WExs-
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~Wense N AdSertlll.l-ut IN your columns q Mrs.
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word Ia favor a pGtant nodesne before IN cur life,
5nt re feel eompslled 70 say 70 yO1F readers that
this Is no hunhaE-SEH NM n, AID EsoW n 30
n Az n cLA1rS. It Is, probably, Of the uost
Sueesfnl nediRss q The day, because 1t Is oae Of
the best- And ehoss Of year rcallers Who have ~
bis can't Do better than Z IAy in = supply"
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-28

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