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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

EARLY ASp HEAVY SSow.-Snow commenced fillr z in
Lesi-hlrg sunday night last aud continued until Mon.
dly about u o'clock, during which tine SHOW f, 10 the
depth " inches. II H. the fret have had and
falling such depth early u the ld The 2Ith diy
of October il regarded rather remarkable for this re-
giou.
Since tho fIl Of the snow, have been IN the
Hd. %! Winter, the weather has been IN cold as
lock every thing icy embrace We have had ice IN
the streets aud icicss foo, Boo LENGTH pending from the
hyu,e l,p-.- Lelr,sJ,Jy Chronicle, Oci o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

PrgaYrrm,y SYsop-N. S-Th7 body met IN this
place on Thutay the 20 instant aud adjourned on Sat
urday. Many of the members rcmiuci three or four days
longer aud continued 90 bold meetings for public preach
Ing Whch attended by large numbers Of the citizens
o the town aud country aud 2u 800 persons pro.
eed 20 bee deeply concerned upon the subject Of g on
linn L.gnLnLl MlplLL.nn. Oci ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

SFcRFrAnY GrrUWy ASp CoLfEcrOR BEos.pv w.
Under this caption the Tenth Legion published NJ
Woodstock Shenandoah Co., Va, has editorial article
20 Ne issue Of The 21t inst 10 which this remarkable pas
age found hnt the administration will 6nd tselfcre
long ouudernR n The mcshcs OfOue of tho corrupt
political organizations that was ever known 10 h cou.
ny an organization which, In truth, Il "hcd togeher' v
The cohesive pOver Of plumber and WHICH must l to
pieces Whcneyer there are no oGrss, State Federal 70
be bestowed" Hayyis9nJarg IspuJhcan.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

wiSrrR.-Tbo pleasant and delightful autumn weather
which We have for several weeks euoycd was suddenly
and quite pyciedy terminated sunday night last
boy i, u about inches deep. But for tte rain
which proceeded b., the snow, .uppo.c would have
lain eleven inches the ground II Is the
deepest that has fallen in October within the rc1l.
lection Of the oldest uhAbiuut'- WyhsoiUf T.le-
graph
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

:
NsU-iC-Mu-IC.-P. II TAYLOR ha. jus, received with a
w large ssornrn Of new aud standard Music the following
The Prin7 Donna wsl,,-by Jaien
ite American ytaaril-.-ty julien
11, 6ss M s5 in lsa. % As- Ja julie"
]q 9r.. c,', ,,,, rum an Polka
rev eorir. Of M".r @ Melodies. consisting Of In, song.
ana eleven pe' - s FRI "a r., g',g l s1''os
4 ASn wAuKANTs The Highest price paid Tor Land
e. rants aud virginia sorip,ty
5NO GFyrLEMEs ATTENDING THE FAiR-A situation want
si Gentleman n eugaiion and experience as sole
has uer. experience the direction u such in
cool library az bring ai.Gsc add vauah1 s,g'r col
eto1 AMI other collect ou To the institute ~ woai
merit Address through thr Post once "Eiuca'1" Richmond
iats,,iss s'n b. isd' no-,5t :"
~ yi,.ae o. d.eG q trust rySgo', by John
A. n Hknehan county, shall trustee, s- a. Eiwari
Mo,ssy' pg1 suction, wEDNFspAY the ga November
'ad deed "n,oas med ''' ' 81 FS "a fiES' in
VAILJAniE: IAnM ,,, ANp Will. LocIIlD " THr
INK o. bis fm The city " Petersburg, capital
ay,'u.at g. vii eiprygy 54F tSo%a =, EjI22
Ike, y., s.,, if r,tt ~ & s,y more Sou, 2g "a sG i.
lav ~ Court iiouse u Ne about three miles from Matispony
ryg a9d la' On largs amount q p9s Eoad veh might
~ n dyautagg 70 ne .,m ~ ha' also g,ndsrabl, guam
cultivation Most NJ the huinr rood repair and such
you'd ageonmodni quite atg. iaaiy There BE- large sp
Hs viii allen dispose u privately bic WHEY NM very
yalulhcasa Flurng 0rgt and raw N which attached
small 1f land 10 lies about mile
mentioned farm md is csntay heated business
% deemed uecessary give further Particular any
uhiur call fnscrber
when Do viii take pleasure in showing prcncr giving
desired. ue viii and
mill tz'er separately, may be- desired. Terms
dating Address q. ~ MIL,
uoi-r2u King william Court House, Va.
HttLL Ann sEE 1uEWi-Grvg. pIyyOIC RIELgS
- 1.-THE undersigned wUu'd respectfully the attention
Of straugrr visiting the city 1hs sss1ucu amongst
which Double md single Barrel Guns ranging u
prices from t3to tt2 Shot " IT, Powder Fssks sgs
ser PDuirr Percussion CAPS, Dram B1c Leather Drntng
Cups Dog Whips, Calls and CoaI Wadr1ters Colrs
Revolver, Single srifcockug P0 Bowie Ksifss Money
Walking Caues, mounted n Gold silver, Ivory Pcari an o
which offered ~ such prices sann, a 70 rive sasou
/ JAMES WALSH,
Nsser and Importer ~ Guns, Hdes, -.
~ ~ Guns stocked To- The best altered into Percussion
l a. % repairs n an tnd neatly executed. noi-diW
NTIHGINI. soar Am CANDLE MtNUPACraHY I'd
WARD MADAM 0Ger Tor sale athia Mandatory Ffank
n s, beisssn ish street sod ne Lover Msrtt ~ e "a
rety " black roun yellow md Palm, Rose Almond
snd yarsgsd d. rih gsne.i as.oTmsnt o. No Clarified
Caunes. The superiority n s mact Hosp for general
al osrt manufactured h stiesi ~ te iae nat 10 Bait
more philadelphia, and other Northern .rs, W. McA brand
has atiand peculiar dsncton Wie hs rNpods O. these pa
Plm Soap three years GA County Merchants u hnd advan
lagsous deal Al bic Manufsstoy Ms prices viii Be found salts
fse1ov, kVl-iy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

ToBACCO-our market is viihou, material change lately We
quote Common Ing, t5a $500 Good Manufacturing e. To e.
Common L-sf TO co. Good shipping sOt9 gs Go,I
Maraf1.,lrirz, $40 to Bl7. Pine ti2 els.
WHEAr-hs last accounts from Europe have caused ad
White Of good quality worth $50 and RED lits.
mrlTER WITT Com M.rehanl..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

female slave wa found IN Cincinnati ast week, saun.
ering about the streets The officer askedker where she
h'cd and IVES ausEcfcd ~ slave, and have ost nv
m'sier. We we're returning IN our home IN Virginia
n1e "a. placed IN 'hc watch house, aud after hor
master f0uEd her, aud bath vent doHn u the steamer
al lelt iCr Virginia She expressed perfect willingness
" return inlo slavery,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

VIRGINIA ANNUAL CoSFKRKScE NJ X CHUEcH.-The
Lynohbug VrgiaiGH furnishes with the minutes Of
this body during the first days Of its session. The
session has been attended by increased number Of min
sters and large humber Of spectators. Nothing Of spe'
eal interest has transpircd thus far The body progress
ing tremendously in the preliminary business Of its
sion. 80 the present crowded state OF col
umus will permit hope to be able to give detailed
report Of the proceedings.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
AfrlXal ENiTnnrLlnarN

Among the innumcrahle people and wonderful animals
which the Fair has drawn Richmond we are pleased
20 old and venerable friend Major Bayliss The
M'jor, in former DAYS famous for new species Of
Gee hive of hs invention by degrees his genius
expanded and he became quite as famous for spring
toned saddles. But like true genius always soaring re
then turned his attention Bumpo logy-and has sche,
cd great wonders in that abstruse science Since last in
these parts he has visited great portion of the Union
and has examined heads than any man the sce-
lie proposes TO eughcn the good people of Richmond
their qualities and il they wisubec their head.
to his Inspection he will tell them every thing that
side. lie j. wonderful man
- ENoL'su GEAuvAE by Rev. r W. Bsilev-sesoud
edition, published by Clarke Hesscr Philadelphia and
s'i 10y Booksellers. generally
THIS work sSorihy toe particular attention OF teacher.
and school commissioners The principles OF the science
presented in lccii arrar cement the cassdcatiou-
simple, and the whole development; Of the lee,
us;ural LII iu, hut l,ss combrous than mos; text
books designed for schools. Dr. NcGrT,y introduced
10 by the expression Of his opinion that t will greatly sl
in d.n,ing knowledge OF our language
The able reviewer of the National IlieHgcury recon
mcuds it "hc best elementary work in its expedition Of
the principles and construction Of he Eugsh language
and book Of authoritative, if final appeal to which
msy refer with much confidence as to 4 court Of
educated men With hese and many other similar
tmuuic from high sources and with testimony from the
schools calling FOR second edition within a single month
there Is TO expect it may become what has been
already pronounced the book Of the age in this mpor
tant department OF learning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
Proceeding, Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
Company.
SECOND DAY.


The stockholders OF the Virginia and Tennessee Raj
Road Company assembled yesterday morning at their
hall in he depot building and proceeded to the tran-a,
lion OF business
The following resolutions, submitted by the commte,
appointed to take into consideration the Presidents Re
por, aiop;cl
Received That the stockholders approve the proceed
nSs OF The Beard Of Directors ia respect the mortgage
executed To secure TO the State $lUU"UOO and
tractors 100000, reported by the President
Resolved That the tocf holders approve tse purchase,
Of Iron made since the last meeting, reported by the
President.
Eeso.sed That the stockholders accept the amendment
Of their charter evidenced by the Act Of the General
Assembly passed the 81 March, s53, entitled An act
SC.
Resolved That the stockholders accept the amendment
o their charter evidenced by the Act OF the General
.eInYly passed 18th March, 1858, entitled IAN Act
&c.
Resolved Tia; the Stockholders accept the Act Of N,
Genera. Assembly Of Virginia, entitled, An act incres
u- the capital stock Va anil Tennessee Rail Roal
Company passed, Dec. 9Th, 1852
Resolved That the President and Directors be aud tbe
ATE ueiy'. a.'horizet toy anticipating the
the CoMl.u 20 raise, hy loan otherN ise such amour
as uHy Doc niece sary 60 complete the road 10 the star
Inc aud 10 s.el mode a. iuey may deem most ezped-
eut.
Received, Th-t tire Beard Of Director. cause books u
be opened TOR subscriptions the stock Of the Company
10 400 amount equal othe ur- described balance OF th
original stock 0 the Company, and five hundred thou
-rI dollars Of .e additional stock authorized hv the A.
of toe last -ess.- Of the General Assembly passed Il
Dec. 1852
TIE remainder q the Ily spent in di-cu-in, pro
positions for branch roads 90 the coal banks iu Wor-on
cry, and tie salt WORKS ia Washington but the aio5tio
oi resolution 90 that effect requiring twOthird4 vote
81. Tue stockholders, aud that number not bgu. present
none were passed TIE convection adjourned 10 meet
gain this morning at9 ociyck-LynehJuy Trginiap
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

An Interesting return Of the mporatuu- Of breadstus
into Great Britain during the year s52 showing the pre-.
else quahu.- received from each country has just been
90 quarters Of wheat and 35Isi5l quarters Of other
grH. Oi this the proportion from the United States va.
100000 cSt at flour, 1s3 500 quarters Of wheat and
l6~."ll quarters Of other grain From Enssa We took
1869 quarters Of sran, Of which $50 boz wheat.
HHf a' in addition Ne the great purchasers OF her
hemp TAX aud alIow Whie in return she takes from
us goods only 20 rho ANIMAL amount Of clrgggl7 The
position sur would piIcc herself iu by provoking war
.ul causing Der por 20 De hockadcd may be- readily nr-
pr,c.atsd--N. ,. Cus. IS lido.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

MARYLAND ELEcroN.-Au election takes place in Mary
land tomorrow, when Governor is to be chosen ogct
or with six Representatives in Congress- Delegates the
next General Assembly and onethird Of the State Sena
tors, besides a number Of local officers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

NALuE oT CONSTITUTIONAL PRovIsIoNs.-The neS con
su'ion Of Virginia TART. II, 2tl provides that "a
statement Of the receipts disbursements appropriations
and loans shall be published alter the adjournment OF each
session Of the General Assembly with the and reso
lutious thereof"
Tie acts ard resolutions OF the last session of the Gen.
raj Assembly have been publsbed but no such statement
il found Will them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

- Tie Circuit Court i1 B-oous county ON. " has
awarded f''.o damage to Hr' Primrose Johnson whose
husband was killed by nm sccIsat ON ,,. E,, p,i'..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

Mr. George Davis, Of Carol County, MARYLAND with
Die ~iie aud child, whilst riding iu cIrrlge xere pre-
lptIateI IucsIIy 3.t. dDau precpicr M EIlcott
Nils turning complete into the rocky branch
Or gI below under the bulgc aud strange 90 say non,
oi toe persons were fatally injured though the carriage
Was smashed ~ pieces aud tho horse was slightly lrncd
The place n resistant instructor in the chool Of Mod
crn Languages iu the University Of Virginia hss been
hlgI toy the appointment of SIR Becker Of Winchester
Virginia cha,io'trr.Ns ddrocaf,, oct %.
TrIryH,Scg Moypw>r-We learn that q citizen Of
Milton, boo this county having become satisfied Of the evils
Of retailing ardent -prts yesterday rolled 100 hs bar.
rr into the streets Knocked the holds and emptied
the contents upon te ground r. said that liquor noW.
cd down the street in stream almost ankle dsep.-B
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
AlIrrAL nENEllT - INsInANcE ro,lrANY.

ENUTrNL BHNEIIT LFE INSURANCE COMPANY. az
~ ~ Wt Ns Nnt Store '1rHfr ~ Main ufH M fssfs
III. Iw"H', w. - ". KNOwLFs, Agent
After paying th. insured a3C097I ~ In dividend. tr1sr vim
a losses and rrurust tia Rad
20 .Hp" Of t65F5PS. sh,ving business Of unprees
denied alrrefs bro The history n life Insurance.
TITO VfNiH m ibis divided
iarlrI cod aFeraga one third the premium pail
Hlf ne premium BE- loaned 20 ho Insured n be wishes.
urt.dH
EsBA EusHKLs PRIME NV CLOVER sEgD. rs5eiyinr
N ~ ani Tor sale ~
not LEwIs WEBB 4 son
Ian BAGS LiGuAYRA OOFTFE. 90 bars Jamaica DO
wv ID bass Rio Codsc, receiving and Tor sale ~
noi LEWIS WEBB 4 sOy
HhD sale. fsoiI JAt WINSTON
Unn BAGS BUCKwifEAT MEAL, received per hsividore
NV W sale tnoiI JAS WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

CIRCUIT Court YESTERDAY, BEFoRE JUDGs MEREDIrH.
VIM H. Cuilip put tria for the murder Of Rich
ard a. Thomas the 5th October 1851 In the absence
OF Mr. Aarmaduke johnson, ut Chesterfield upon some
civil business preparatory the holding of the Court for
that District Mr. r. T. Daniel conducted the prosecution
Mr.. +. Y. Cannon engaged on the defence
The case given to the jury about halfpast o'clock
F. NJ sud it being found after some time spent in DELHI
Grafton that they could not agree, they conducted
TO the Hotel in charge ofthe Sheriff
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
~sSsxo>Srr,e .z<.ZzE
SS-N< s. ~
SaE!ss1.;I.l'
iHG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER l, 1888.
To CORRESPONDENTS


bet'-rs business be addressed the "Ef~.
WAfg."
Articles written both sides ~ the will Published
Thls riic standing ought sill
be OBITUARY exceeding eight
lines are charged Tor a. advertisements
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
NORFOLK MARKET, oct. %.

ST. L0US MARKET, Oct. o..
TObacco-Sile OF Is hht5 az both warehouses; at 80
l2J; at s. 3U each 1j $50 and 50 % per loo bs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

~ Ohio new 'end' daily to New York og.ntu,, Of
meat, ready dfessoi, via E.ic Railroad.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

VIRGINIA SoAPAND Candle MaSuFAcroRY.-We would
call attention TO The advertisement Of Ne. Edward Mead
ans which appears this morning. strong proof Of the
superory OfMr Meas Manufacuress the great celebrity
which they have att ned ia Baltimore and eewbcre aud
the which has attended his enterprise IN the
manufacture Of bis celebrated "blick soap"
This has become staple commodity among articles Of
s class and for general il he eIueled by the
Way II don't mistake the merit cf inycntng this supo.
rior article belongs to Mr.. McAdam himself We are
pleased to observe iu the prosperous condition Of his
trade return commensurate with hs liberal and praiso
worthy enterprise.
~ Pee advertisement Of Hugh ". w Of ouano and Land
warrants, a..
~ Zee Advertisement 80 Oeafqep AnsadIag ~ Ffir'
Oeniemen knowing of situation q hnd 70 b. hed
veil communicate With The gentleman adyor
/ tsncnt.
ODD FgLLows Hall cont inues he tho centre Of
traction 10 tho way Of amusement The Fakir Of silva,
Buresque Chinese Jugglors and his truly talented and
celleut Ethiopian Troupe give the utmost satisfaction u
large aud delighted audiences. An afternoon entertain.
ment will be given O'Clock. Those who ntcnd visiting
the Hall Ionght should get there early they desire to
get In.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

Tho revenue duty on Sugar for tue last i've year. has
anouttod TO sSG,OJ0,COO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

THk BArrsAs .cHitDaks.-Ths niersst ne Gel that al
Who Vii, the Fair shall derive the gseaies amount OF gra
uaeaiion during their stay amongst u.s. from our aees Of
amusement &c, induces feeling OF great satisfaction
when We reflect that miracles OF dramatic art whose
wonderful ability has made them the attractive ar
lists OF the present day. remain in city for the present
week They will appear each evening in two Of their b
ecer aud We can only those who have never been
50 fortunate as to then that whether they wish TO
laugh or weep-h they In and wish to drown
their csres, II they are merry. aud wish to enjoy
hearty laugh, they need only eco the curtain rise and
these little witches enter TO forget all beside in entire de-
light at their exquisite acting.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

Tnr Nav UorEL.-Mr. Ballard, orthc Exchange Hotel
has already commenced operations hi. new site oppo
site the Exchange, where he intends raising magnificent
building. We noticed and horses cngig ed there on
yesterday clearing of part Of tho foundation aud rcmov.
ing all the rubbish or the surface Of the whole site This
will be important addition 10 that part Of Frank lin
street, aud will impart considerably to is uniformity.
One hundred and fry bed' which he has added 10 the
usual accommodation in the Exchange Hotel already
occupied. This shows the necessity Of increased Hotel
accommodations.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
PHILIP ST. GEO. COOKE,
President Va. Agricultural Societ

President Va Agricultural Society.
Esc"i7g Bulletin IF yesterday.
Nor does the liberaly OF Madam Sontag stop here She
will give free Concert to the different Sabbath Schools At
the African Church at IL o'clock Saturday next The
different schools will form in their usual place ef assemb
ling and proceed the church in care OF their teach
ers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

nEROOTs ~ these cheap Crars hot very rood In
boSs, o. ~ so daily expected ,OOO IN b,Ses o 1000 r
no DOVE CO.
uHAlNfa-Whs tead, Lewis Atlantic white Zine Trr-
ush Patent Dryer, Parit Green of brilliant
Without OIL large aortmento o. a ftes ~ Brushes All
every Kind Of Paut, Tor sale 10 any quantity, By
no2 DOVE co
hVkRSHER WANTED-A nrst.rate Overseer s wanted. No
~ need apply une he rrofne fr
esy sobdrty snd mciency IN The mansgcmeht " pantan
where aud wheat chsay cultivated
- T. POLLOK BURGwYN, Olvssone
%l-W Nesf HauhI, NC,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-09-24

THE "DEMoCRATIC' TIcKET.-After three days
tribulation, the delegates to the Democratic
State Convention succeeded in finishing their
ticket yesterday afternoon y. Hyatt Smith S
chances, which looked very promising for q
while on Thursday, grew less at evening, and
his friends turned in for Wm. A. Barstow, of
Waukesha, md by vote of 6S to GO for Mr..
Fairchild, and 4 scattering, gave the former
the nomination. 1t is poor heading for a
ticket, as we think, and will be exceedingly
dstastetu to large portion of Mr.. Barstow's
own party. 1t smacks too much Of old party
corruptions and extravaganza. with which the
best of the party have long been Gisgusted.
Judge Lewis of Columbia, the nominee for It.
Governor is, we believe, very fair man, and if
elected will make an excellent presiding officer.
Alex. I. Gray, of Jancsville, has the ability
to make good Secretary of State. His nomi-
nation is evidently a sop to the disappointed
acceptable to that portion Of the party which
does not love the latter overmuch.
Mr.. Jansen is the present incumbent Of the
Office of Treasurer. and we have no fault to find
with him beyond the political company which
he keeps.
Geo. B. Smith is known as the late District
Attorney Of Dane County--as the gentleman
who did not turn schoolmaster-and as a most
violent and inscriptions partizan.
IL.
the Legislature for some years as Senate and
Assembly man, and has in the capacity Of
Chairman of the Committee on Education, gain
ed some experience in the subject over which it
is proposed to place him as Superintendent.
We have always found him fair man.
We have no space or time in which to remark
further upon the nominations to-day. Leaving
out the head of the ticket, they are better than
we had any right to expect.
nfa ho Cfatp hot
by presenting to the people the names of VIM.
NJ. Dennis. of WatertOwn, for Bank Comptroller
and \. W. Starks, for State Prison Commis-
sioner.--.Nii,Daukee Sentinel.
Our GOLD DIGGNGs.-A friend writes us
from the vicinity ofthe gold diggings in Frank
lin County. There is no question Us to the ex-
istence of the gold, while the region according
to all inductive notions, must be very favorable
to its general diffusion. The east branch OF
Sandy River, where they have dscovcrd the
gold. comes out from among the Saddleback
range of mountains, the highest in that section
of the State. This range has perfectly natu-
raj connection and affinity with the mountains
about the Chaudiere, or the Canadian gold re-
pion, from which, of late, come well-cstablisneo
and very fattering reports. At the new mines
they have introduced long-tom, Ia Califor-
mia. and they speak of ten and twelve dollars a
day These facts will have tendency to send
adventurers up amid the hills of Franklin and
will prove god-send to tavern-keepers, &c.
We hope the discovery may operate to attract
settlers on to the rich, finely timbered lands of
those northern ranges-POrtland (-Afaine) }
.fdu.
II LUcK.-An Irish laborer in Peoria, says
the Republican, has just received intelligence
that legacy of E20, 900 has been left him by a
friend in the old country.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-09-24
N NOtiCe.

JAMES A. CASE, late of the N. Y. and Erie Railroad,
81 has entered into copartnershp with S. p. Folsom,
uder the name OF Folsom Case) for the purpose OF
transacng General Land Agency business in connection
with that of surveying and Civil Engineering The pubv
patronage is respectfully solicited.
j. A. Case refers to Thos A. Emmett, jr. Esq, Chief
Eng n r. r.; Thos. Hassard, Esq. Chf Eng. Z. and n.
" CITY r. R., and Edward Everett, Esq, Res. Eng. e..
V. X. X.
Folsom & Case refer TO Ex Gov. Ramsey. Hon. II. IL.
Sbley, H. NJ Rice and H. A. Lambert, Esqs and Wilkin
& Van Etten, Counselors at Law, Of st. Paul.
ST. FOLSOM,
Nav .7 1858, 4otf j.. A. CASE.