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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

DIGNITY OF THE CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS
Mr. Letter on the stump-place Burlington
time, Monday evening last-Subject, the Declara-
ton of independence. "All men are created
equal!" 81 feel reluctance at criticising this
document; but this enunciation of self-evident
truth is absurd! Men are not born equal. Some
children are born weighing two pounds, and
some weighing twelve-some born Newtons and
Bacons, ,Eand some idiots The idea is absurd !"
How do you suppose Mr.. Jefferson would have
felt, had he been in the august presence of Mr..
Leffler, who is fast immortalizing himself, and
heard the "Declaration" SO easily demolished,
from the top Of a goods box, in the city Of Bur
lington, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-sixs
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z "A Law, VIII attend promptly 70 all professiona
snroundins counties Special attention given TO the Sc
cue and collecting Of claims; also, 10 renting and pay
Ing upon real estate, and redeemng OF ocnqnent
lands. ~ y-,.
once In front room second floor OF Or. Henry's
building on Third street three doors above the barret
Houvs Burlington, lows. Dec lypp
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

eY bill authorizing the construction of a
military road from Missouri, via Great Salt Lake
City to Carson Valley settlement, on the Califor-
MIA frontier, has passed the Senate.
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w crs. Jefferson st., three doors west of Main,
BURLINGTON I0W
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Bonne, Boards and Printers Materials. [ap29]
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G. N. WILCOX & 90.
vKTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers i'm
w Books, stationery l. Wall Paper, No.
Barrett House Block, Burlington, Iowa, successors to
u. A. Van Meter,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

The editor Of the Gazette broke his pen and
spilled his .nk in his sycophantic tyrade of SLAM
der on the Republicans by charging them with
disturbing Mr. Letter while speaking Monday
evening on the corner by their Office, hoping
thereby to attract sympathising heart, and
manufacture wind to blow with; while it is known
to all present that the eggs came from above,
and were thrown by an invisible hand down into
the crowd and consequently must have been
thrown from the Gazette Office, either by the
Editor himself or their DIS, to make an i'm
preston as there is no other place where they
could come from, and no other place known
where they "keep en-" MANY WITNESSES.
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DIR. J.. b. z D e i EN-.
Are Of u g. A., offers his professional services to
the citizens OF Burlington
RrrRrscEs--Facuity Maryland University, Medical
uroTeson Of Washington, d. c. Prof Aonzo Clark, New
York.
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BIJRIINGTON IOWA WEDNESDAY, JULY 1856.

NoRs Missouri RuYsIAxrsn.A Methodist
meeting was broken up by : small company q
slaveholding rufians in the small town Of Roca-
ester, Missouri on the 4th nit, They had given
notice of their design before hand, but the Meth
otiists, not aware that they we're surrounded bS
savages, gave no heed TO the warning. the
scoundrels entered the meeting house, broke up
the meeting, tarred and feathered the minister,
and murdered an old gentleman in cold blood
These facts We gather from private letter
written to citizen Of Chicago.
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Two Bors KILLED By LIsHrNING.--Last Thurs
day, two sons of Mr.. Gutchers Of Burlington Kane
county, Illinois, were struck by lightning, and
instantly killed. The father was plowing and his
son, aged II years, accompanied by little
brother aged four years, was engaged in plant-
ing beans in the same field. A thunder storm
came up, and shaft Of lightning struck the lads,
causing instant death. The father saw them fall
but before he could reach them life was extinct
Mr. Gutchers has now buried seven of his child
roy, in five vaars
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10
Arrived.

Steamship Africa shannon Liverpool, Feb. q mise snd
psss l.. Cuuard teb a. OF 1uscar passed steamship
Arabs going March ard passed several large ceberg
nom OF "a in lat ~ lou. a H. 70 noon OF 81 IN 49, H.
on 10 passsd numerous cbergs at Of about half
hour 9th inst passed ship EcOr Lynch from Liver
pcO Jan for New YORK day exchanged ssnals
with steamship Arsgo, Lines hence for Havre
Steamship SoutherDer Evan, Charleston nde ard pass 70
srofori Tieston Co. It'll inst, p M LAT. 81 Ion "a 81
oke bark Gen Jones bound 10 Newfork time signal
lcd scLr showing white signal with red letters bound
; Scranton Tslmans lice Charleston packets.
seamshir Knoxville Ludlow "a hours S.Ysnnsh mise
and pess 70 ;. l. Mitchl.
ship Texas Merrill Marsele Dee. q passed Gibraltar jan
l. 70 PlsbuIy Sanford From Jan. the 18th had
ard y ssls Feb b. called Cd ST. Thomas for stores; has
experienced heavy gales from So w the Coast; split
ss "a inst lat Is 80 Ion. - psssed bsantne lay
INK 70 in rse from W had her buwsks aud rail carried away
clear from she main 70 the oegng and the sailors hoase
stove IN me otherwise appeared be in good condition
hal trunk cabin and red streak around herr understood she
bound 70 Boston, and think she hailed Newport
ship Csrobert Fr Daigre Havre ~ days radse and ~
pass 70 sscasin Du Fsys 2ls ut, lat 50 o. Ion 80 10,
spoke br beS Arthur White from So John " b. for London
EXPERIENCED heavy weather, Ice: and split sails. &c.
rSi y a. Hazard, Williams, Ro Jsls.so % days, eonee TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10
SATURDAY. March s-p. m.


The dizziness before noticed in the stock market
continued today with downward tendency OF prizes.
The same causes are operating have influenced the
market for the last week the principal of which is the
inactivity of parties outside and inside who, having
sold ont in the late rise have not yet seen the
market low enough to come in again Our difficulties
with England also, although gives much weight
to them are still sufficient TO keep cautious parties
from operating AT the Second Board there was more
stcadiness and after the foreign advces were known
higher prices were bid in some cases Erie maintains
in price with considerable steadness, having been
within I = cent Of So for many days Reading was
quite heavy and offered freely at o. seller co. Cen
tral is also heavy selling in the morning at 92 buyer
60. The Western shares were generally lower, but
acquired more frmness al the close. Cumberland and
Nicaragua were both heavy at the morning Board.
Railroad Bonds of the active descriptions We're firm.
Illinois Central sold at 50; Ercs 1873 9O; ISL -;
Hudson River Third Mortgage, 6sl &c. Nirgnias
were in demand to-day and sold at 95 Missouris s6s.
In Exchange the transactions have not been large
for the Arago, and the quotations without change
from the previous Sterling = % fUr trans
actions, although leading bankers are asking y =
cent. Francs 5,22i 5.l7l.
Freigh's are frmcr. To Liverpool IS, 600 bushels
Grain at d., in barrels and ships bags; Flour,
IS Cd 800 sacks Brazil Nuts, 35s; 200 boxes Bacon,
9Os 800 bales Cotton, .a9-32d. for compressed and
ID. Sea Island. Glasgow, 100 tuns Logwood 35s.
Hamburg, 1000 bushels Rye I'D and 80 bales Cot
ton private terms.
The business of the SubTreasury, today, has been;
Paid, $50, $50; received s99, a. including $4,000
for transfer draft Boston, balance, sil9O 742; paid
from Assay Office $685.; paid On discussing checks,
s7j O7s balance to credit OF all accounts, sl2 si7.
The imports of the week other than Dry Goods are
about the same as last year, being ~ 1851 against
el,-Oi, i,9. Included in the imports are: Sugar,
sIs3,9OO; tea, SCI, OOO coffee, sl57 lOO watches,
ss71 oo raisins, s3 ,loc indigo, g., 900, buttons
$4,000; fish, $40, 500 block tin, 49, 300; spelter
$40 900 iron, So, 900; lead $4,000; hides So OOO
IN, ,e.~ro,,.to e, ~ ,.,.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10
Arriycd.....SUSDAY, March Q.

shin Escort Lynch Liverpool 81 days se aud IS pass to
n Otden Since Jan experienced succession OF heaFJ
westerly Jan. 81 lat A. 81 lon - - henry honso
sesps OF Havre tell the foreyarl overheard and was
Lost Ian % lat So lon 81 03 Charles Johnson seams, OF
Usroyer fell from the mzzen opsai yard overheard ana was
both instances the high 20 lower boat On
inst lat ST. Ion - IS passed the bark Lnwood beating 10
slim Rachel (newl Adams Passport via Newport IN ballast
N MISTER Was toved from Newport BY steamtug Ittin
Berk Restless Lothrop S.vsna p days hides &C., 70 ~
erett Brown. 5h inst, lat "a ~, Ion % ~ Pessea oaIs
Jenny Lind steering ;. lie n expefeneeu HS@5 "'"e'
Bsk Clara Windsor Button PortsuPrnee Feb IS coffee
and logwood order Sailed Ia company Win DATA - ne'"
son, for Boston - IT., c-,.... 70 L.. ma
lossa 10 Mora Navarro, vessel TO Nesmit sons fxpen-
euced heavy weather ~ OF Haiter lost fore aud A'op
sail. Sc. ~ =, c.. ~.
Pine Feb o coffee &C. 10 H. Becker O.aeyeh Has eI
need succession westerly WINS since passing through
Crok ed sna passage Feb IL, at weat ashore OF
ref AZ the end Great lnazus aud alter throwing over
hoard the load ard portion OF the cargo from me nod
ceeded IN Getting OF and arrived Matssown the 18th
In charge reckeFs who claimed salvage The ors ieh
mond from Conses for New York, went ashore on The same
M and place together with the became toa los
certain and saved. The mate and three seaen Of the
sehr BENJAMIN Brown, Rogers, Portland, Ne, md'e to
-.
Schr. Sarah Flzzbsth Maytew, Ne g-Hayen.
Sehr Northern Belle Richard Boston, mdss 20 master
Shlr ssrsh Rogers, Thomas, Virgins, charcoal.
schr Sophfoa Name Niggnls, via Eastpott, where
she put in Ia distress. before reported.
Schr g. {. King, Tmbe, belfast Me-, athi &c, master
sshr. Sterling, Hill, New-HayeD.
PELOW-Two hamorptodie brks. Brig samuel Ots.
from Chaseston tby pilotbost H. b. Han.
sAILEDshps Thornton, Collins for Liverpool Asmens
tRr. }. Mott Glasgow
NIND-Durng the day, N.NW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10
DIKD.


po,,r1-o, SATURDAY, Asrb s. ANN. wife q q. bs4t:
Ths member and f.Bds Of ihe family, Aso ne
etmruen. Nc - l. o Of q p respectfully invited %
teud he, funeral Der lat. resdeDce, Nc - Deafy
sre.t Of Elddfe street o. AoSday Se
losb inst, a. o'cioek J. m
CBAsF-IE BiookiyB, Saturday Mach 2. CAROLINE p
wife q p. A. Chase, area = yea-s ard month L.,
Te trend, ard relatives Of TIE family srs respectfully Fe
70 attend bes funeral ;sdsy tNoDetyl - oeiocf 81 NO 80
Hisks
saco. Ne, pSFea pies.t cory.
GOULp-On Saturday snonfns March .. a. se~Ef y .,
sfsr sboI; lIess ANTHONY GOULD II &c 80 1e~i "
hisA u, ,o-h ~. At
10 o'eloct IL, No. Is PsEkh1Tst street ~ <
frsnas Of family invited 20 stena 49,.
Boree liz VIII b. taten - Co4"e- io i1'e''1
All any Jsrers VII please coy =, l..,,, ~
uTDDLFTON-On SATURDAY M,reh y W ILLiAsi oLONJSit'
infant Alexander p snd ne lac he-eA AA'1 I'M
MN. Cal. ard Phnsdeiphs papers please copy
crCEr1 o., sa-prssy March JOHN FREOERl OK, 500
fIIe5sret y and RsBeina A. sokeh aged months se -
ne friends Of the family invited to .t'e1d ne i95sTs o.
Ho+d,v Mach O'Clock from ge huh ife-' 1A
txentT seventh street near Fourth sveuue hAr.ea-
v-EEKs-EpwARO z. WEEKS, SOL o. Amelia sud Sieiaef
: " eeks aged IS days. ., - L..
Te funeral Place on Sunday iI9 re Its tsc. o. O.
.r,rofaher Edward h. Pye, No " York 'i-ee boohy d
J,Iey Cog1y DeuccGt and Herksner County Jc-sal vii.
please copy
yesrr and 9 days JOHN 4. WILSON, Carman 49,
Hs fupelsl will take place from his se resdenee no -
Greenwich street TUESDAY next a. oeoes BIS Trends
AID Gcogsut2 oes, AID Tie rbes o. iterpe t-e No
- 40 Ms1are E1canpuenf No. o. l. .. OF o r are re
auesed 70 attend the iunerti without further notice
YOUNG-On Saturday moruilg March Q. aged years snd
months SAMUEL EDWARD, son Of James and Martins A
Young
McDesy tie ioih inst at o'clock P No 100 Lud-
low EtIeef, without fur er nofce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10

KirIspd Won Sachs No dsis, lat 8 Tr,rs nAa,sr..a
yUd split msipssl sDd b' been days q B.rmsds
tfan Outside The Hook Of not having s
Gent beat up With. Anchored oa the battery at N
Barb Abena Barton Havana Gays, sus'S cigars te, 70
Bsrl M.Is,s. Ward Huil,oD. B.rmsas 10 a,y' tomatoes.
hikes. A., 10 Trcier 4 Lishihourso
Bsrk Decay ,of frssvset1 Averll Messna Dee add Oh
.sefi Bee he 'S: to s. from M, s Sswf PsS
p lat 81 u.s. lon s. ~ pote brig EnluA Chase, from foF:
lard fcr Msnzu The D. has e,Perenesd heavy weaker.
sTrund head Of foremast and msnnasi.
Barb Lrrress Ro.s H.vana Feb IS sussr cigars ks 70
81 re- CO. fes ~ LAT 2 p lon 70 D. passed 'a' L''
Brs Tho. B. ~.t.On tot PhnsdelpAsl worsssr, Pusro
creed heavy n AID W. ses from Lar, 30 lat "a; ss
Bis Arctic lBrl, Hopkins Halifax "a days. ash to Wheel
"i Bs W Grafton tof Bo.,on Weber H.,sA. Feb n
,pr.r tobacco SC 70 storey Stevens SD in 60 with ers
ST. J.sO. Portland, aud 'POAs her the "a inst in las.
Brs sheet ABeher che.ey cieHfiesO' Feb IS, ke.
BIZ O. Ho!t f,f BluehaD Dounsr Nusvits, Is days,
mahogany, &c, 10 C. Il T. j. Peters .,,
Bs Nara w Holt (of B.aehl, Cousins, CsFlenAs Feb S
sursr 10 Wash, Carver ChA.e.
Brs H.ncoes of BOSTON, Ober Ms,,nIss "A days
Brs Lucy Arm Brl Gerse Hsifhs Is days 6'h to De Wolf
s;arr Has hsd very heayy ~eseer dn'i whifh ,ysans
esk cf 30 srcks rer hour Arrived up oh Sandy Hook lt
st and blown arrived :. the place % and was
blown o. and asan On the 81 ser issms plot was tossd
ssints, lost 81 stove baiwaks aud Waterway en- the ''A
Be Fs,t rewl icssss Mystic in ballast D. C Murr,y
sch ~ w Smith Wyatt, Charleston days cotton &c. 10
NtN TtGGy, Mott y 20 -,
sails sgi and spsrs Of tie bark d. s. Good 70 Bird Nell
son Tie D. : g. which has been got o. snd broash, into
nor, ard the big Samuel Edward. are the only yese'
eleven lsrge AID SMALL that e ended on the oeacl De
tween Squsr ard Sandy Hook since the 5h Of January %
which were taken Of These saved By Mesrs Herbert
Bennett wreeke) without having sustained material tau,
u their bulls All the main IN their ioms ntaAtionf
acme Of them being entirely broken up.
Schr Nafths Burgess ot Casnel Nardve, Neyegaeli r.
n g DAYS, sugar master. -
Caro- Amelia (of ArlAnd). Tcwre ST. JAgo de Cuba Feb
.usar 20 n p BHck Co Has had heavy weather on the
coast been a days OF HStteE. split b foiesal and main
eli. 49, ~ . - NJ.
ScLr Panama, kelian, Virginia
Schr TRANSPORT Tion Virgins
schr g. u. Fisher, Sippe, Milford, Del.
schr Eveline, Smith, Milford, Del.
Schr Messenger, Vent Milton, Del.
Schr smith futile, Baker, Philadelphia
Schr Martir Foster, sacO. Ne.
Sckr Panama. Kelley. Barusiable.
Sioop Thomas Wallace. Munfon, Milford. De-
Steamer Totten, Morley Baltimore mdse. 70 J. h-ey
Prupeller Petrol, Arev. Providence.
Propeller Osceola Alden Providence.
Propeller Shetucket, Geer, Norwich.
PROPELLER Quinneheug, Hollunn, New London
SAILEO-seamships Arsgo Havrei James Atger, Chsues
ton: Augusta Ssyannsh Roanoke Norfolk, &c; erpership
Sisrs Nevada for San Francisco, 70 this morning
froIn her arc Lorsse at the SW Spit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK...
Cleared.

ste,mships-Roanote skinner Norfolk, Ludum X Pleas
sus Adger Turner Charleston SpohoTd rleson Au
srss Lyon, Sayannsh L. Mitchl Star Of the West Nj
Ler san Jusn, {. Vanderbilt.
ships-Csbnet Brown New Orleans, Robson Eordck Sea
Bride, Daniels, Hamburg FureA MeiIckei sattaso,
LothrUp Boston, ID. @. 4 W. b. Bacon.
Barks-Oolden Age, Gcrist Galveston, Wskeman, Dnon
Co. Helen Francis, William, Gasmore. J. w E!well
Co. Liuds Stewart Stirling Baltimore j. h. Thonpson Co
Donna An CsrabO Lisbon, L. +. Amsncki H. Buck Pen
dlot0n Iavans Walsh Carver Chase Nefamsc LcntheT,
Russell Ninus; p Dernll, Iloey, Savannah Demll Co
A. 4 Drs bert, Huewi.t. Philadelphia, JAS Hand.
Bng-COreO, Goodwin udsd Bolivar E.Bech Kunhsri
Ioao L. CsmpOs, Kingston ia, L. =. Ansinck Bell Flower,
Fuer CenfGegos Bailey Co Augusta, Stone Savannah,
stBTges, Chairman l. Co.
Scho0ners-J. Prebls, Walls, Jaeksonvle c. T. j. Pc.
ters Mary tBr) Clan son, Halifax II. q. DOnoyaa samuel
EddJ Ellis. Baltimore Mailer. Lord Queresu; :. T. Jones
JoEe', Rchn oud, Van BuGt Sssht Champion Rahbone,
Wsrchsm. J. II. Hsveus T. A. Goodwin, Fsirchii, Now
tern. Davis Holmes; w. H.. Gulani Erickson Charles
ton Doer Potter a v Bede Ryder, Norfolk, ". Bede
Fanny sTerce Phlsdephe J. Hand d. j. Sawyer Church
salem X. W Ropes Co onaisvia jameson Frankfort, w
J. Brown Son Com. keaTney Bearse Boston = w Lew
J. w, tsukn, Boston, Dayton spraguei Enterprise Dol
ten, Now. Haven, master. 49,
Stesmers-Thonas Swami. Greeu, Baltimore, CromTeIs
Ike heHnebec, Blake, Philadelphia Sandiord's line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10

COFFEEBy TIE late large suction sale Of Rio ne pressing
wants Of tie trade have been supplied, the demand 10
qucuce has been limited the condition Of city aud
tie csAbcs Connected the delivery Of goods generally
has ior lie Inc PREVENTED from purcAas their usual
y sock, and csueed the inactivity prevailing the
10 dsy small prices continue finn. aud stock Of Rio
= 800 bass sAles Of ID bass Msrctb0 No L.
tOALIhe market Il dull and 0wer Anthracite Sales Of
LsckAN -, and i. ach Orcha-i - ia -
Fo = steady; sales Of 10 tuas second quality Liverpool
Urrel 81 80 81, cash
FLOUR AND hEAI-Thsre is lees buoyiucy in market
Tor estsn ard state Flour u do nor reduce qlOta
ucrs the dcuhn good the Ea All hs local rae and
fair for exports tue arrivals liberal; the better frEdes sell
quite Freely 20 the trade the sales Of Western Canal 100
bbls 81 q - = tor very good State and Mchi-
gan oiG ~ SIT Tor suPerhne lndAs and PIPER LAKE,
II 20 ~ for good superue and lOw grade OF
extra Oho 80 2ld-lO for S. Louis braudA aud IS 10
80 IS for extra Genese Canadian Flour s firm the supply
uodeEaei sales Of so b5s 81 25G % - for inferior 10
bet brandS Southern Flour without change; the inquiry
far for good brands mixed brands the buyer and
reTeS freely sass 0f 30 bbs a. Fl 80 fe 81 fos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10
PbupdeIphia Markets. SATURDAY, March ;.

CoTToS stationary CLOyERsEEo meets fair inquiry at IS
a 20 25 with lots firm second hands at IS "a % ~
FLoURSOt much inquiry and quiet a. the advance standard
brands held ~ la ~ g. without sales 70 extent made
pubic sale OF 30 bbl. extra ateward reported az bS
Com MEAL and RYE FLOUR inactive but firm a, previous
prices: the former worth IS AID the latter 81 Dbl
WHEAT in fair request aud sales 300 bushels Tor
grinding Gj0 20 for red AID 7Ok 81 IS for white OF
fair and good quality. CORN in steady demand; sales 1850
hush. Pennsylvania yellow a. 6oc In store. RYE coming N
freely and 600 bushels found buyers 81 for Penny
vara OGTs-Sales SEQ bells. at 3gc in GROCERIES
PROVISIONS quiet with moderate business Ia the former az
fall ates latter sales limited for want Of supplies
from West WHISKY cells at nc for bids ani . &c for
his As ufed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10

Sale. Of stock. ut philadelphia. MARCH :

Fir,t Boa,d-2OOO City Co. COUP 9l; 200 do %; 400 do
Trans s5wn 200 do. Trans b. 9ol 1000 Delaware r. X
C., dys II So Penn So - AZ 700 Reading H. r. IS 70
1900 Wilmington r. r. Sc s5wn, a. $50 City Warrants, casa
95; n H. r. 49, 100 Morris anal b5, 49, 100 do, ~
$50 Long leland r. r. b. l6 200 do b5n 49, 100 do b.
1871 100 DO s. lG 200 do b5 lG! so Gap Mining Co., 81 100
scbuy Nav. Pref cash ~ 100 do % $50 do, 2sii 70
Township, ~; IS Farm Mech Bank S9 81 City Bank 45s
Befreen Bodrds-5O Schuyl Nav. b5, 20.
Second Booyd-lN City Warrants %; 1000 Peuna S. 81;
schuy Nav g. 49, 49,; 1900 co, b5 1876 1000 Camden
and Amboy Railroad g. 85 81 400 Long Island Railroad b.
6i 10 MneLn Railroad 6i ~ do b, &c PehuE Railroad,
45 100 Williams al Elmira Railroad, b. III 100 Whining
ton Railroad, 20; Bank Of Penna llli.
Aer BoGJdlO Mneh Railroad, co. 100 Reading Railroad
b, 81 4 PtBns Railroad, az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10
The Messrs. Darngs' Circular saw

AMERIcAN sToCgs-Tle ousIess this week IA, b,., h,t
ffrE ard prices remain without marked "a ssrarf
r Dusy which there have been Tansacos A. l.
the Inscriptions and ~ g. for the Bonds Caa., S. i
The annexed extract from TIE Load9a H,ry;u,
Adrcrfse5 shows that Member Of Parliament and
great railroad manager committed immense fran Il
ard that in amount he has largely improved On IN,
example Sc; him or this side the Atlantic:
There is every reason 10 believe that vber all
is known. II will be found that the ainon~t -
frauds OF which the late Mr. John Sadier IA, been
guilty VIII not be much under $1,000, 600 First. i.
has teen escertaiIed beyond all question tlal IL
Sadier had forged fewer than 20 900 ROYAL Sy4i.
Railrosd COmpany's shares, and obhgstons OF
Is each, on which large sums Of u,o7ev
raised. IT, forgery alone Is to the nominal snm II
$4,000, only il not yet known what amount h. was
able 10 raise on the shares and obligations in aIitio
10 thee forgeres there forgeres of several deed,
and mortgages Of estates in Ireland As regard.tbo
however the extent not UT known; but perha- thu
bodest and most daring forgenes of all are tho. watch
relate the deeds for the purchase Of property in tb
Encountered Estates Court Of Ireland The forced
deeds purport 10 bear the signatures Of the connie
soner, the register The chief clerk the solicitors il