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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

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which cccurred yc>teredy norairs u Willsrds
Hotel IN this civ.
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kno-e 'ei some une pas, bot Until within me lasi
sew tays liIile aPrehsnsioa was fel. - regard e
ne result sac vas anafksd viii bFoaehiaf ma =.
nation q me lungs on ne 6th Instant ann ms
vas iollowea oy sunaslon q water; prodoeias
eonPiieehon which nsIH7d ne sKlii q NE eminsn'
PnIslcisns vno naa been eaiea Y her feiie'- 1lss
sah-finss a various ssaxss OF me aissase "sls
ssEsFs ana pso.fae,sai o1l ansy refe enoulsa ~
Christian Haisense ana iofsitnde. sae retainea
Consciousness uniil within brief period q disco
ln.;a, ara iiad calmly ana without apparent
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Pl.As ~ - P.eee1ss :. - .~',..fy -:
GA learning the meianenoiy osF ,1nl sess7
denf Pierce directed the postponenent OF the mees-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Our own experience has fully demonstrated The
gren. benefits resulting from that caresl foresight
which win induce poor man TO. guard aroend his
little all, with the best means al his corsmand. An
insurance having been effected upon ctr Building
and Printing Materials, the former il tie Franklin
Company of Philadelphia, and the latterin the Com
pany Of Hartford, Connecticut both cf1Ehich have
been paid, has proved 70 Us in business point Of
view, Of incalculable advantage To ihskind aticn-
ticns Of Mcssrs HERsERT and Bofrs thes agents for
these Companies are we greatly indebted no less for
the pronptitude wish which our losses have been
met, than the preparation Of the papers Eecesaryte
establish the evidence Of the fact Mr. D6tishas Civ
en- up biz Agency forSthe Franklin Company, the
General Agent fer he State being Mr. caisonc win
chester Mr. Hestsri s,il continues, as eayas soen
BY Advertisement In our paper, as Agent fbr the
Hartford no less than tie Valley lnsurany ceupary
AID none eaa BE- more eempcten; Or ea;sest IN ,he
discharge Of his dh,leL These are all sD,seai and
rsspcpiinis Companies and a. no mott watehGal
care Sometimes h!i, 70 Fard "a ne dessps,iye ~
msnA what better inves.msn: cra Be ualo hy any
property holder than small plEtan,s efta yesr, q
some guaranty against total loss1-- SFhra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

RoBERr JoHSsroS, Esq, at present member Of
the Board Of Public Works, in answer 10 an nqui-
ry from Messrs PiimaR and Keyser, says that
Should The Cnnxeg Lon Ne W i'm
as lie candidate 1 viii cheertuly accept ihatnoni-
nation. Should, however, no Convention Of the
Third District, with reference ID this matter be
held, | will, Notwithstanding, Be candidate for
this Office
A Jsp disinterested patriots viii meeia Win
chester, and 10 due time tell the faithfp for whom
they MAY vote or course they willsobey the be-
hesis 81 party, whelherhe interests q abe Stale Dr.
mand il or not. Col. BEALE. ills known to our
readers, is before the people, but SOMEONE must be
choked of. Andrew Keyser halls from Page
county which contains 72l7 federal numbers, and
will cast, in Convention double the number Of
votes Of Jefferson county with her, l362ol But
such is Democracy. when the spoiIs are 10 be given!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
! Mr.. FILLMoR re.

The affecting event which has jus; deprived ex.
President FlLgAoRE Of lhe cherished wife Of his
bosom has probably changed his purpose of visiting
ihe South. The following paragraph, however.
from the New,ofleans Courier, written in view Of
the proposed visit, contains ntImen,s 50 eredta.
bic 10 political antagonist, that We may well Be
excused for giving 1t place even under the chang
ed circumsiaEces:
"Ex -PaRsipESr FiLLMoaE.-tt seems 10 BE gen
orally understood that the e1 Preside will short
" visit this cs,y on tour 10 the South and West.
We trust thaghisreception will be cordial and hos
pitahle-worthy alike Of our own city aud Of the
highposion and personal character Of the distin-.
gushel gentleman. Il has been our province to
make war on his administration but OF to detFact
from the merats Of the man. Retired from Office,
We only remember that lie has Seen the Chief Mag.
i,trate Of the Republic and THAI he was supported
by, and still knJoys the confidence Of, powerful
and patriotic party of our counirymen. The De-
mocfacy Of Eew Orleans, we are pursuaded will
warmly co.otesate in any arsang emen.stheir Wing
brethren thak 81 10 adopt 10 honor his advent a.
monK u.s."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
NIGHT TRAIN.

The nigh, train or Cars now Leave Wischesier
att o'clock, r NJ. da III. ezeep, Sundays. instead
OF {, passing charIss,ovn an hour earlier. The
PresideS OF the company has placed upon ,hesrpad
6rsi clzss Car. This will render the night train
very pleasant one, 3 Mr.. EsN TarLos, the
osliging condurtcr, wisi give every attention TO
make bis passengers comfortable ard e0nvsy them
With safety.
No change "a ne day line JET, under The care Of
Capt BARl.r, who is szer rsaey n ssFvs ihe pas.
sengeI.
We win hare state hat he niskltrain has been
veil psironised and II lie Western Train should ar
rive ., more ssssoaabls honr. (Which win Be- he
ease soon.l the Cars for Winches;sr will Be filled
ever iEip. See advcrtis<menl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
ConREspON IlENCE.
RicuMoxD. March % is,


RoBr JouSsr3S, ESq.-Dear Sir: Since the pas.
sage Of the act dislficlihg The STATE fl he elecln
Of Commissioners OF lhe Board d Pabfie Works..
yonr same has been. 50 frequently associated with
this oidke, that we have been Induced 10 sand you
this nose 70 ascertain ynalr wishes respecting i,
--s+- - - - - fs.s+s
Of yopr perfect familiarity with the finances Of The
Slate. aud experience as member OF The Board OF
Public WORKS, Of themselves he hishe claims
if claims were % be acknowledged ANY gentle
man .e6uli present, yo9r present position ih the
Board Of Puelic Works ffomih he third district and
that courtesy which is due Il an Incumbent ii have
his o9ciaI acts reviewed hy The constituent oily,
would seem 10 assignsto yoa he place Of eandi-
date
Ftl the reasons given, and the additional tact
that 4 convention Is shortly TO assemble in VIM
chester 70 nominate candidate for The iaird dis.
tfic,. II desire 10 know whether you will accept.
SHOULD The nomination fall upon you.
], We are, very respectfully, &c.
PHILIP PfTMAN.
: ANDREW KEYSER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
APPOINTMENTS nY ring PRESIDENT

The Union has long st Of appointments, which has
been conrScd BIZ the Synate among them the following
WIN. NJ Addison % be attorney Of the United STATE
for the district Of Maryland in place Of u. Collins Lee,
removed.
Jacob g. Davies, 70 be postmaster at Baltimore,
Maryland
John WtWAtkins, to be marsha of tho United States
for the district Ct Masylana the place Of Thomas II.
! Kenf, renipci.:
Ratert u. Glass, TO be postmaster at Lynchbarg. yr.
Charles = cocke. to BE- postn astcr at Portsmouth.
virginia
Aaarew 2, Panne, TO BE- surveyor at Wheeling, Yir,
gipias vice ElIB. Swcaringeu, removed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
WEST poINT GRADUATING CLASS,

"A correspondent OF the Richmond Examiner,
writing froIA West Point says The following young
gentlemen ffcm Virginia will complete The course
ofstudy al INA, Insitaiion al The pration ofihe
present lerrN aud joinlie Army as Brevei % Lea
ienants-al srquitting themselves with honor: I
JoHS r. CH1aBttss, IT,, Of Greenesville.
WM p. GRACEFUL, Of Jefferson. H/
THos NJ JosEs, Of Elizabeth City. sfI
Wa r. 'PERRiLL. Of Bath. H3
HEsRY II. WALKER, OF Sussex.
We heard from gentleman who recepfly left The
Institution that our young friend from Jefferson
ranks high in the graduating class. The prize POI
or Is sai 10 BE narrowed 5wh to Ms s, 81 d won rom
MIR CrSighiil is one. The friends Of his family
will be grstiied indeed 81 such distinction, know
ilg they do that it has been acquired BY merit
and not BY any extraneoas Influence
TFfkddrieks5arg Hrrald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

years. sins the s.s. "a ,hs sane extdiH what's
theTs IN he apprupraiors u lhis ssio4 % fright
en- rs from oar pr6prieiy, 81 10 deter y Tom rcung
the appropriated ffop0sed By thisAilll
Sir Ne ezn srtlI stsnd iEe apprebriafions 81 his
.sEsiar- 49, ,r.-si 1919 I'D viii hem al re
s,li -,,s an lsrrslT ..sioers Il tketend For
cse ap2rehe1d no oppressive laxfuon r lo2ui1.t
diseorisaf or cthef evil res1ll Clo1dsln7y gath
:, 4 90 $500 shoush do NOT thin they vii.
~, - = go 49, - 80, M tooa 1isp4rse lou
may descrJ The clont tai yor 49, SO . - =,
~ ia5 ~ 5st psssei awar. IS sobs i mus.
there VII break upon cd yifgiaiS thf pfonocs's
lrieh..si d. tLaf dyer hEanled nnon her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
10 BE HUNG.

Negro George The property Of III. ys,rrs xtptn q
rs county was Hied AZ The recent torns IL our
day Of NsY nExl for naticnlpt ui,oo ~ iiI ~ ~
hoNxIr hz1NN Ihs attack was q most fur.9ns and
unprprok.e azs4nla and the liz nf III Rr6F4 VA
on!y saTet b h2 own bower e resistance Ehtlic
opinion cordially SUSTAIN he verdict Il fhk oonrt
cur lawk Ihe pocR N1stch sccns 10 hare k3t1ittIt
con1coqucE eff1a t1rlihlc re which aW1lis1i9h IL
isonly about % ycsn c' age and would have <tn
ttlcd % his freedom Il "a I1t execution, t1uuo
q course vii b. public f1r he 1re1 d e1t1ile ald
g Erf1r % Ell i5e-s ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
ATLANTIc. AND PAcIFIc RAILnoAp.

Tho New Yofksrs do 90, sesm disposed 10 firs up
this project bill psadlng Ia the State Senate 10
incorporate osmpany % construct tho Road. pro.
Yisiea wa nSsrc, q tho iai, sitting providing ier the
dlssplca q ne ecrposatoa n any usher State rhud
gran, Il banking privileges
We shoald ,hlak Me saEseioss hsaneIefs II Nsw
York have sons dseP sehens oFspeealailoa foot
They expect 70 make prot Oh The stock before Ipkas.
fal 81 earth Is ihrowa up. Seeing The dapOstaH q
Congress to give large alp o. land tcwsrds the cree.
ton cf this Read. the spectators are preparing ~
haul Of Rudeecas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
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yIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE..

Senate tilI authorizing an increase Of the capital
stock OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company for
.he purpose ocoastractina short track between Rich
mond and CIariostesyilc has been read the FIRST and
second time u the house. The act fsr the establish
ent Of Colonization Board and Cdr the removal ofree
negroes from ahe StAtcha4 passed the House. Sen
ate bill authorizing The P5tona: Coal Field Railroad
Company to construct, strengthen, and perfect the
works Of Improvement Of the Chesapeake and, Ohio
Canal and ii the Alexandria Canal was rejected. A
bill for virgaia to unite with tic original thi,ieea
States in building monument upon Independence
Square, in Philadelphia . the sisaers Of the Deelara
ton Of Inlepali ence has been lost In The Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
MACAzIaE or ART.

\ TheI ilgstraied Magazine OF Art, for April-being
the 4th Bnmber--hy ALExAsbEa MosTGoMERY,
New YorS, has come ID hand Il contains up
wards Of ahitY engfayings, besides fine collec-
,ioa ofmost usfful reading natter The publisher
promises itch Numbers for the fltune, upon which
no expense via be spared. Single copy IS cents,
yearly Subscription So 9
I Will the publisher please forward US the Janu.
ary No Z. Ii meyer vas Ieceireal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

Capt GEoz1s W sarsIzsrox snS Of he propri-
ears of De sh>nno6dsls Springs. VII again take
charge n hem The entire satisfaction given b
he cap,siato Bis nunsr1es Fisiiers lsst seas,n i
guaranty hat he sni1ss Willie veil paironissd
,1is summer. Many inproEemenis VII, Be nade,
and he eonfsri and pleasure q ,hprs aiiendinK,
Win e greatly enhanced
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

EH-"irhe Senate on Wednesday, evening, a.
mended he bill Of The House Of Delegates, appor.
lioning the State Into cohggessloesl Districts &c.
cerdlng 10 what u kHown - M6 Qaffeit's subsli.
lnle. Il adopted Substitute making a very did,f.
eat appoClonmenl and4one In whirhi u said thtle
Il no possiblilsy Of the House cegcarrlagl Thus
The whole suhieei q again q sea. The aetion pf
The SENATE, under he cifepmNapcea. VII lnevIta}
bly, protrsel the session. and lnna be regarded IS
subject Of deep and issltngFegretio the Democrat.
ie parry
iWeciip The above from The Richmond Enquirer,
d Friday last. The Democrats, having succeeded
III licking The Wings. are now operating ppon the
Kilkenny cat psiseiples \ is matter Of wonder,
ihai Ill he delay business. and ubiquitous legis-
laiioh has not be. iributedio Wing deIelic,ionl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
coySFCrIcUr Z HLECTI0x.

Retaras from Connecticli, show bhat the pslno-
erals are carrying every hing heir own vsT Che
four members Of Congress are said to be Dsfro-
eraHc. Wen. lei then, ego aheadj' The gre$tsF
The nsiority in The nes, Congress the bettsr-ghs
sooner the party win split up into seelions-
We suppose General ApsAy comm amazed :in-
WhIg forces On The occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

NJ. We see il stated that the Baltimore and Ohio
Raiiroaa Company have purchased 5000 tons Of Amer
can ra 10 Boston, At 81 per ton, cash. and the Ohio
and mississippi Rsilrsad 10000 Welsh, also ID
Boston oa private terms.
- fbe funeral Of 3Irs Fillmore took place al Tuis
To- az saturday aernoois and that Of Mrs. Cas- al De-
troit q Snaday afternoon They were both attended
h. liSxe co1coarse Of sympathisiHg friends.
M The Assembly Of Wisconsin have passed bill
prokablng al foreiga bank bills from being circulated h
the stale after the 1sf Of January next.
n We see 90 darklY into futurfy we never khouv
When Ec have real cause to rejoice 81 lament the
appearances have often happy consequence q he
best lead many tines unto the greatest misforinHcs
Gen. Scott i making arrangements to change The
headquarters 81 the Army to New York. His house.
hold fnsatnrc IN Washington i advertised for sale
o. The etizens a Wheeling have resolved to sub
scribe 5000 70 the stock Of The Cleveland aad " els
vile rltrsAd. Il
o. Iloa. n. A. Edmnndson har bees nmninsicd fof
Congrs 81 the democrats cfthe IAN disHietof Fgnia
% Jbhs =. snedgrass. Esl has been nominated for
congre By the democratic the iitk district q Virginia
Ds-Etoal n. X. Meade. q YiFxinis. dseiines r.
election 10 Eu4sfrss.
nts- ne IIos HiaA Hard 4 again candidate ior
conrrcsS Il he Asf disffet II keatrcky The rumor
d 81 esatta5y i H14enadeA'
-. e.. TAsmxs AIarskall q Lewis county. KY,
~ skei assa ~ days ~ hy man named Tyler.
A. oil 6sfefasg. u he court q oyer and tcrmincr
1adzs Ihcapesa pfoaonaced the decision Of The court
Sisstinr sew trial q Spring, convicted Of MURDER on
1sstan kIsaaa lcyYirg o. The jury instcsd q Cary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
A PRODUCTlHEEsOIL.

As an evidence OF the Productiveness Of our JEFF
ferson soil, we will state that agentlemah, little
over co fears, has had added ;oI his already large
stock Of grandchildren noiess than fire within The
last sir n40nAs ScrptuFal injunciions attended 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
nELE1aii 0F iIiIs0N EIis.

The National inieilgeneer learns that Mr. BAT
HIxsEe, our Minister % SPAIN has succeeded III
procuring isom The Queen pardon sndlFelease Il
The 3 HanearIsns captured with Lopez, who have
been a prison ., ceu,a IN africa since 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
DEATH oF8MRs.I cAss.

Its with deep regret we announce tina, tslcgrsphe
Information has been received from Detroit that Mrs
Casa, ~ esteemed coasoft Of General LEWIS Cas-.
died 10 tat city the night Of The 3lst aiimo. The
lympathts Of the country will be- extended 70 the dis
tnkashed Senator from Michigan on this mslancholy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
WArEaronp, March A. Is5a.l

MRtgGAtxAHEn--DaAR Sin ~ have been requested
by uhty Wings Of this county q forward you Tire
above 5s for publication, and can say 10 yoa II Mr.
HuNTEh will consent obecone candidate, he will
receive alnost every Wing vote "a the county u Is
the 1pibipH Of sound men that Mr. HuErEa IS The
Tor ihe district hope the choice have made Will
meet With the views d the other counties competing the
d;sfFieti Yours. very truly, III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
tFoa. fBg Fsrn. Pass.
DREW HUNTER, ESQ

LoudosB county 1faeri 80, 1889
Ma. HEairoa iii ANDREW HUNTER. Esa. ,,gI
consent 20 become candidate for coagresa II Ills dis
tFct, hi win Efatily the Wings Of Losdoun, who viii
give hika cordial aud hearty support IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

Ssnlors. ALrracATIos AZ TIE UxTvensrrY Or
VizersIa We are Informed hat an alteration or
! very xeFious nature occurred 81 Mr. Brooks
boarding house, near The University, Charlottes-
vile. N Taesdav afternoon last, between MtssFs
J s Mosby and George W.. Tufpin. students II
he universitv- The latter received pistol ball
In his neek. which passed between the juznar vein
and some large artery. and lodged IN The back Of
The head. The wound il severe but the attending
physician does no, consider il fatal. Mr. Mosby
was committed 70 await IN ex3miraiion. Bob
The young gentlenen are from Aabemarie county.
We have nor learned The circumstances which led
10 this unhappy sdair.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

0as 4 De iaIaates q he iasaas a.ylan. q Phlla
a-i1his. crruz1itcd suicide q Thursday eFealnh N
,ifssEr kis head ma hs, andconinaug ,hsFu
NH II lad rp,sted himself 70 drast
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

r. we aekneuisdge he receipt Of the Speech
of ne H6,. ykn1s 4. Masos, on lke clsyion- Bull
yer Treaty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07

The NoiSsaiosi

cT The MoFganiorn Repa1iesn announces
Pnrlp . D1xDaiDsE. O. Jefferson county. q
.snS.date fos Comnis.ionsr Of Beard Of Puhiic
works. s1bissf.o ne deeisioa q The Democratic
Conven,ion.v
The same paper anneunses e Tsrai cher gentle
msn 81 Candidates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
Tor RelnIllf..

nvHE-two Offices adjoining ii. Free Press Office.
i one lately IN the occupancylof w Z Baker,
deceased, and The other occupied hy Air Fofpey.--
Application may besmade ID w. q Wof,hinRion
Or ri " GaIiaher. Possession givea Immediately.
Apfil7 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-07
WANlFIs E,IA

MAINE ED.
A NEGRO WOMAN. who y irsi-rate Cook.
II NV asher and Ironcr, for The balance OF ne
yeaf.t5 whom good home will e given. 81
Quircs Of the PRINTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
THE HARLEM BRIDGE.

To the Editor Of The " E1tuae
SIR 1t is said that seeing is believing aud certainly
one must see ia order Ia Jeteue that Company be
so reckless of human life 10 drive number OF train,
every day over such crazylooking. timble-down old
barn affair the bridge At Harlem. IL Wa, apps
renty int. pded fer carriages, aud hears Of alteration
10 ADMIT LOGON olive so old IS that IL Is deoayny
pie neal Some Of the decsyed weather boards have
fallen of and expose very OdlonkDg beams. la
place one If the psnbs OF the side work has nearly Ia
cayed sh. Tho siribs pieces look very The
idce piers have sunk at least Looks as 1t they had
been there once leaving the main support to the ab1
nens and crOss beams sustained by two slender piles 1t
Oh end The piles look old In justice 10 the Co npsny
b. STATE that they making new props 10 keep
tn. old thing from vanishing entirely The gnos structure
leans toward the .ide the track runs. T0- looks 1T
ne Suspicious 10 probably result Of the found ,oa
b. ing insufficient for the weight According to the resus
mons t0yss must taiS but the iJc9m2stt fot dive
five miles per hour Thi, Hgering Of the train hasten
IN accidt nj. PUBLIC SAFErf
N.,..I Val Ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
IRON AND COAL.

70 me Edtto- Of TIE NJ Y Tytsvre
SIR: Looking through the present to the future
both at home and abroadthe Iron business Of the Uni
ted States may be regarded among the most sure
munerarive and steadfast of any IN our country.
Such it, and is 70 be- the immense requirements of our
Western States between the Aleghanes and the aOcky
Mountain that whether pescs or Gar predominant ~ Ia
rope and no great he changes in country
Iron will be required aud must ~ had, to the amount VI
several nior ual. than present
manufacturing capabilities ppy, std mar uilc,uring
establishments must and will be Multiplied.
Nor can any conceivable change + circumstances in
Europe enable Foreign Iron 70 compete, in future with
American Iron produced csc .. tn AegsaIies In that
region tbs consumption increasing in zlmo-t g-oneiri
ratio from year year; and that; too whers Iron
buminou- and camel coe laid At the furnace door
for one dollar tuD eaobthOogh to transport European
Iron from the Atlantic cities 10 the place costs s6 To
$40 per un. Here s+e sure prempm Of $40 TO els
Der tun IL favor Of Western fcsnufa ured Iron The
process Of COZ veIpg mineral Goa. and Iron ore ~ once
into naleabe Iron without the usual pudding charges aud
labor will give another advantage OF several dollars
benihcent Providence has, in certain places n the
West placed extensive Coal fields and rich beds Of excel
lent Iron in juxt position with limestone ns clay ny
drsuo cement IRE. stone &C. DC and ali these upon the
margin Of nsvigable rivers which ;heee mine
cero by grAvstiop, without the OF cart tray or
wssonsnd is IN the center productive h-ahful asr
cultural re- o thu country nterspersed with flourish
vii sgts towns sDd infant cities aud tsvers-d By null
stresns canals railroads. aDd still, there something
Yet wanting. What is itl
more pop .iion, with Eastern capital and sst
ern enterprise; the deasnd is unmited-:he profits all
that should be desired.
Localities could rssily be named where independent Of
rich sure and permanent revenue from the sales of tbs
crude material as from the bowels Of the earth
spo large per NJ Manufactured Iron, from the -s
meps aores aidthose EhO nvs 81 dios will resp
doars end eagles from the inevitable enhances rent of real
estate vsloes-in such favored oc.lites-Do only
csurt OF The rich surface the tmoers the surface
but the s,i richer mineral stores below surface and
tbfr Or xmy 10 facilities of transit TO the
anc r-murerstive markets % the West
Bot perhaps sufficient has BEEN said 70 induce the in
our, wber. can such localities he found We ger
look at recent letter 10 Tho he1- Yark Dtiy Ici5une
Aug l. 1888 or 10 occasional hints like foreg
iue which hope may have The honor OF going BET
tie public through The same meciuE. G.