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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

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uNURE, s.gEE AND MARINE INsaKsNG NGE.-
II JYNtuHtlt llprG y iItt ASSURANCE COMPANY Tins
makes nsufauc" against loss ur d1magn by Err"
Dwelling Houses Iohn'cn Factories and ath"l hnild
np o ,urn,fur goods aud merchandise generally, IN
tow nd cluuir, 20 the favorable terms
mako4 the lives pt all persons eniaYlng
good henh sound ,ru,tniiun hrWhoe duati of
If. f. lIutt'd period
table t,Iua.
IN also take marine ii hs from aud Ia any Of
he Sortb,in or ,utlcfu y vorHlir rata
BOARD or DIRECTORS
.IOI1S ROBIN mcdaniel President
JAMES tOlEIIN Vice President,
GEORGE B THURMAN, thief Engineer.
DIRECTORS
.JouN DTiY TAYLOR, SANIfI II Nj kINNFY,
bItN, HANHfI OAKLAND,
r pAYNE, JOHN 4. DAVIS.
Nm H. STHAITuN, MAURICE = LANGHnENF.
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, Tfeasurer.
CRIED I Wills, Secry
nt m MHi7 n 7tThT G,I ,,,n OWES Medical Examiners
Tho Mrli,a of subjects Tor Insurance will he
made Orcc oi the company each day between Tho
h,nIs q AudI 81, lock T. VI lfeb Ia
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aYE,s,>Cs,s:u,:sy pECT0-

49,. AAEts'> GgBEKIx PEtJO-
EES-S RAJ. for the rapid cure of Coughs, Colds,
U Tkss@a IA Ho1rstHtss bronchitis, HhnYinQ tonPh,
Il x1x&5 CroDE, i,fhna and C1HsHapioH.- his
IEsE.@4 remedy Ia salf such nntoriety
N~uH..S.S Its cures pt every Pulmonary disease
g * SrnI that it is entirely unnecessary recount
-}[VA-Ess$ the evidences ot its virtues in
aCf>s<as sS-A IA munty where has been employed.
wide Is thr field OF lis usefulness
its that almost every section
ht country ahounls publicly known who have been
from alarming aud desperate dseas, the
when tried its superiority every
other medicine gifts kind to" observation,
know the pubi longer hesitate
what employ the distressing and dangerous a
of the pulmonary Which incident to
climate And In Formidable attacks upon the lungs
hut the mil lo varieties Of Colds. Coughs. ioasenes &c
and for Chdr the p and safest medicine that
can he obtained
in constant throughout this section,
than the people its gualy is kept
hest that has BEEN and tat the genuine art
ea sold by John II ScY lynchhng aud by all Druggists
and Country Merchants thruUghou the Slate
Purcell La1d x Co., Richmond General Agents
dSp I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

VH,nEt tEtfsvHs OAK LIFE sN~tHANsE
n tDMpANi ut Hartford tnnucrtcut dfsr efnet
ing Insurance Virginia, has appointed j JOHNSON E,q
of Salem Agent the State. PcrsohS is,nfhbnrR aud
elsewhere desire 'u,nnicatg h thrt 1nlnny,
may do through u Jclis at Exchange Bank
Messrs I.trL horne lIHlcnuIhc
TINS ,"nl,a,ry h1s a paid up Capital sao0O0o with
surplus secured AMI invested under The sanction a t
prva of the Cnnprolc u Pulc Accounts. aud believed
to offer superior Inducements those contemplating 1 In
tltl y ui.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
MISCELLAN E0US.


STYLES FOR Spring. AND SUMMER lsa3-
II Spru4 and summer ,'"uds t'"t Elegance Il
Styles Durability OF Mate ia aud Ee nemy IN pri IS ne
established that isunncceSssry more On thai pom,
call the following ARTICLES as comprising
over pngnns for Spring Eureka style"
Super D,cs. Goats bla h aud Blue,
super Hock rrock Goats.
Sinrlr breasted Goa, all colors
nusucs' Cass mere -U,!' Tor Spr,nf
New style prng aud summer Vests,
Extra Il ack Doe skin Pants,
Fancy %
y,ntls Cashmere ujts.
thidren'S suits new st,lc from to 4 to years old,
Iark silk Sacks, superior quality.
Alpaca Queens Cloth B"rpo"r c"shmare r,"'N .oa'''
Mars,llc- Suit all gra'cs
Mascls shirts tncw with Garrote Collars all the rage III
Give. C,Hyats Neck ri.s uaudkerehicfs Umbrellas
'f'"NS' N"P'' DAY '""'''' GLASS 4 RAiNE.
ma, 1Gts J pINoN, Agt
Salon Register w,ihcv Times aud Telegraph, Western
Star sentinel aud Abingdon Democrat copy tm'S
NEW ADuINs-TWATs0N-N CABINET.
NEW GOODS.
NtIMI'ITANEOt SLN with the Inauguration ot the New
- rc,ui the subscrbcre have opened their Sfng ana
Summer Ntockof -
and Genqmc Furnishes GoGjs to winch they respectfully
invite the nc"'on of all thr' old customers and the p"'e
'', ' ., Hm",c"~, >".rEn -, 4 GO; o., ., any
- ''''''' aVOTuaNss,
sec,tn of materials have spared no pains to secure
BAZAAR
and mec diversified of their host of patrons 1t Is
unnecessary to cnumcratc the articles whi,h compose
suni sny that every article pertaining oa
Ais" li''''''" W. oVa't'IoTs,INa:
in great variety r. :! ~. TsIi~s. ,"s irsS nc: "'
which Planters Manufacturers aud those having large mum
hers cohc WIN md i 10 their sd, n'as. !, eN
anime ~ REol aus. SnAtik %
mar lon Clothing B1aar Msn Street. above hrlge
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

A.ENGEsk~ sEWiNi. u AGHiNEs -Iheg gfrni
repu of Singers tchihes is found m IN the
fact hat perfectly tpe to every farey o Work,
aud each Of them kept employed, viii earn not less
than one Thousand ID 'ilars year.
desiring i and rel able information about lhese
maclines-sz"4 prices pias Of purchasing &c tai obtain
apIying by letter otherwise for of NJ sing
beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devo-
ed To Sewi Machine interests II will be sent gratis
IoCu AGFNTs-W,nted in every In the In tied
States 10 whom liberal inducements offered
B-Wei llc arrang 'mcnts withInany editors and
publishers Gf newspapers highly profitable md tistaeory 10
Them wish mlar contracts with every newsp
per and For full adi
l. NJ SINGER & co.
mar ,, i1m 32i t-,ilviv York
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VOL. 5.-.NO. 2O7
BALTIMORE.


hR. Willis MEDICAL OFFICE, Gseh In.
- Urinary, Baltimore-instu,ed ID. iesg No 81 sosn
M or 40 FEE REQUIRED DR. Mills, an experienced
rhyscan Alopahlc School, may be confde,,a.ty
suited IL all cases OF private nature or disease
practical experience OF over 20 years enables Dr NJ to
warrant in the shortest possible time to have safely
effected.
extensively celebrated the enectns andpeedy cure Of al
taaa. Diseases. was established IN ths city ~
refuge from ,uackory over 90 wears ago
The gh Reputation
iha Institution would render public notice unnecessary we're
hrhrd money maraed by the Charlaans who
largely the public prints and with whom our city
Afflicted be on your Guard,
would avoid injury pecu"iafy loss and dsappoinment
I'd pr makes allurns proessions. promises
secondary m"d Chronic Cnscs.
The usual symptoms Sore Throat, liberation Of the
Mouth aud Tenderness about the Nose, Botches
Lrnpons npen skh sc Upon the perfect Constitutions
the aud most uvcteetc OF such cas,n r ~ 10
willing io stake lbs honor aud reputation
The Triump ph Of Science.
ui NJ In rcstonH strong and manly Wig.
or rcnnvnng the shattered constitution. and speed.
Il, all debility uin) incurred n'm certain secret habit ae
unsurpassed by any dAcoy ,ri's OF tl' nge
E"icchlcd Manhood
may here find restorative thousands from their
so realized tn, iioiion O. 'po which, from the
auf" o Qnaekoncs In thc inert lfnoss searth had 10
Advm",axc- Of Trrasmcns.
No poi onons compounds OF Mercury or Nosious Drugs NO
To EcmaIc-.
ionr eNrerieucom he treatment oifemae Affections Ner
,schsa. quahea Dr to afford Eariy Rei,f and
fleet dnicu Communications sacred
" guarded treatment marked with skill aud ehcasy,
Dr. Nliiis' Great Preventive.
This Rondy applicable 10 either will be sent
ny prepared hy mail receipt OF sa or by remitng eo
nIstai poraona cured nj home, by addressing DIR.
MILLS, nALuMoUr do tors post PAID Modcnes sent In
any directian by mail on Express
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

NvEGRo,;> WANHED.-t hr -"bscribsr
~ market for NEGROES, OF both sexes between
ages VI 10 and 80 years including Mechanics such
Black snitis aud Carpenter and Will pay the highest
prices cash His office is newly erected brick bulldog
III street Immediately in ot the Partners
Bank where he prepared (havug erected buildings Nth
view board sent to 1ynchurg for sale 9th
rrwise moderate terms and keep them
they were placed in the Jail OF the Cop"rat"n.
ia dyclv SETH HDDDRODF
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
s.r-x> Dn. ROHERrE EAR,X. Dentist,
fSES has removed his Office one door aboNc his resi-
'ITfvYYS sidenee. MAIN ST, and one square aboy'
nil,rcus Hotel jan ldts
Anl'lrGor.
sep sdly LfNeneGG toltfef.
NR. HKIssLETTWsru.
IL 2nd DOOR ApoNI rut NaltNHIt notsf
lA... a.. g. !.s.HEENLEE "acrr ~. profession.
IL Al SERVICES 10 the citizens OF Lynehbarg vicinity
ohic in Warwick House
E,.ANMLiN asHormEn. Wholesale nnd
A,It doorto Aberfy Da,ho1s Aiti 81 hggeatars, Ia
ja2
.MANtwsA aND CINCINNATI
N-----r PACKET 1hr New aud Splendid steamer.
!. W Ql ARRlER. J X JOHNSON, comman
der cavc Kanawha Salincs every saturday ri ocock
VI cincinnati frrigh, rwcuiy cents pei loo fAGr
s'-McaIs ard state lioons included laog p y
HAs. -. RItkER.
,... lt'2Nr'"N h'NsAs , @ ,aa ionf, w T.,
w attend strictly ,onnyne lott "a , Or ANY 'oTss s, IN ~ this
rants. Lrtlcrs answ cred hN return meh NY 5dls
E.HnE>n, HEAIu a Ai;LEs, i;s,n '""",s' on l,',
paid t" SALES or TOBACCO and eonsigmen> direct from
III, EI MaS2y|', S sG,rS Wr@nco Co. Boston Allen
raSsun, New York; Courtney y Cushing BALTIMORE
Co. RicInnnnd' Mr,,nrkI, 4 Jon,s res
ton, L. &, $ Ferguson Coz aad Miller ercnshaw Lynch
%n-riaving established a branch ii our house in New
York resident partner IN that city will gse hs personal
Intention to hr rcc'' 'ne rans!lnr aud securing the i""
ri to our snn Francisco House.
Messr, rfmond paycnpot& Co. viii act for US at Rich
mond aug ~ cody.
NATaoNAl IOTEI. sinnn,on Vn. The
~ undersigned, late propritr Of the ratior Hotel Win
fhg,gr Va a,wE Leased g o",e "asd lois15 former Or,
the public that h" prepared 20 "ccenn"at" HI. guests IN the
M. r,i. h,u , ,.. i ,,iil "a ~, ~, h,st that ,5e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

fEsO su1pPGRS OF TObAstO WEST.
VIA BALTIMORE. Mp.-Thc undersigned, Forward
np Merchants Agents ot the fcnnsy Rarosd nj
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 Ali pDlN rs IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
aud om iho acquaintance with the trade having been Tor
Nunfa large part Of the Tobacco
Wra thraugh nmorc they attcr themselves that they
,nn giso satisfaction To- shippers,
Freight IA low 10y amy other lnc.
UonAp the W eat solicited and puncnay
att to MAGRAW kOONS,
s0 North street, baltimore.
Rcfer to Jacob Iicald Co, j Brandt r Baltimore p L.
Dndes, W T. Smith Mcdaniel, Hurt d Preston Miller d
Gronehaw, iynehburg; Cronshaw Go. Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

this day formed cupart 7"r>P udef the style anu nm
McCnrklo Co., the old stand of Mctotkle jones' u"
conducting general Grocery Commission ana
+ nlsn the Manufacture OF Chewing
smoking Tobacco which i"iie the patronage o
frnlg I'd the public generally. -
SAMt' Ell MrChRKIE
CHARLES j JONES
Ii. N MLILEkI.E .E.
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N-E " CONCERN ti- undersigned, on the
y st January, 1871, entered Into rarH'rsi iar the
pr pose cnrNmi lh III scring Business und tie style
aud name "i Long HICKEY and they nssuro the public
HEY well prepared to exc, ute work Of The ona
branches the
any tn hcd ncr,n building materials
need only add that all work, Whofo repairing,
hc with dispatch order, trn distance will
nitut prompt attention.
JNO. LONG.
Il nIn
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lbIApNAN. PIKE 4 CO., Importers Of
u French Euglsh and German Fancy Goods and dealers
In Combs Brushes Buttons Linen and Cotton Thread, Sew
ing SIR generally, AZ Murray Street New
York le dly
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us Engineer, aud Frederick knHeh hndt 'lem'nh
Architects aud brauEhsmcn, ia prepared 10 'unh ''sn
all kna ol buildings anu mn
tInrry Special attention will be raid To The constitution {"
work hia charge SurNrNH 1T lah' neh an"
Road. made the shortest notice aud upon tue mant ap
ItoAod plan.. Address ~ tAA'h,
. tdAcs Nichhet' Aitahpo"' W
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urApIasG * WHITE.
- TobnccO Commission Merchants,
SO FVONr ST., NEw YORK.

$ q. BAPTIST late of Pctersbug, Va }
JEo. =. WHITE, late of the firm of Hes
tor 4 Wmte, Rchmoud Va
sen
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
Greeting to spring.


March is come! It is not much to be sure.-
The ground is not unlocked. Frost is within and
without. The sky is cold; the clouds are scowl.
ing and full Of grey, as If snow was hidden With
in mist. Yet, March is come, and we are glad
1t is the first month Of spring. Winter it is over.
1t may come back to CLEAN. But the harvest of
winter is past and ended. The power of warmth
will wax every, day. and cold will wane. AL
ready blue birds are singing south Of us. When
they come, be sure that the maple trees are ready
to yield their liquid treasure. Buds know what
birds mean. Singing in the branches will soon
draw out leaves. Grass is already alert. Wist-
full cattle smell the new herbage, and browse
along the warm and sheltered fences for a taste
of fresh growth. ' ri, rte.3 ss 4
We bid the Winter hearty and glad farewell.
1t has domineered with wanton ways this wear.
We have had enough. We long for clearer skies,
for warm air, for the life Of nature and the
growth of all things. Even those venerable
old flies, that stretch the rheumatic legs, and
crawl drowsily up to the window pane in the
warm room, are welcome, for they remind US Of
summer. 1t aaa 4"
In a few weeks the plow will awake-the fields
will be alive with labor, the pastures green with
herbage, and all nature will rejoice again Will
all things rejoice? How is it, oh my soul, with
thee? Is it Spring to thee? Are winter storms
passed; are coldness and frost gone Are the
Ioo'S IT TouSiuS uoW uope, ueW iaDOr, new lie
Is it about to be period of reviving life and Joy?
Or shall the heavens change, and the earth, but
not thou! Shall the seasons grow warm, and
distil with fruitful influence, but thou remain
jOyess and barren. 5uass
Oh! Thou that dost bring forth warm days,
and cause the earth to spring up with new fruit
fulness, filling her veins with new life, visit
also with reviving spring thine own garden, and
cause thy Church and thy people to burst forth
no ho fOrast, ;pto 1oov "A L.. C.1 H.. :.
blossoms! May new joy sing into our hearts, as
birds ere long shall sing, flying from the far South
and fill the heavens with a Joy over thy Church
revived, greater than the joy Of the earth when
the Spring gives back to her all that winter has
destroyed.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
The Land Grant-New Offices!

News received yesterday by private conveyance,
brings the following late intelligence, under date
Of "Washington 9th.' 3f
"The Land officers in Minnesota have been d.
rected to continue the withdrawal of Lands fall
ing within the probable line of the railroad routes
established under grants of Congress.
Presumption claims based upon actual settle
ment, and made up to the time when the lines of
routes were definitely fixed on any of the lands
withdrawn will be allowed, provided the testimo-
ny is clear and explicit. '
The officers of the new created Land Districts
will be established at Brownsville, Dakota, and
Nebraska Cities"
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
Later.

We received the Shakopee Herald last evening
from which we learn that the people of that city
are much excited--more so than even our citizens
have been. The Herald calls for provisions and
resolute men to send to the scene of the conflict.
Besides other news from sources doubly corrobo-
rating what We have already said, we find in it
the following letter from Traverse de Sioux
written the same day of Mr.. Hezlep's letter which
we published yesterday. The Herald says:
Fif.y-three Persons Reported Killed:
We are indebted to Henry Kinds, Esq, for
the privilege of copying the following portion of
letter, dated Traverse des Sioux, April 13 1857
-tr Traverse des Sioux,
April IL, 1857. !
Great excitement in the towns along the river
from an expecte attack from the Sioux Indians.
The inhabitants were awakened early yesterday
morning by messenger from Mankato, who re-
ported that all the inhabitants had been killed as
far as the Watonwan on the west. @"l."
The whole number reported killed was SO and
4 girls taken prisoners.
A company was Immediately formed here and
at st. Peter numbering about 200, portion ad-
vancing Immediately,
Mr.. Mcleod and myself left on horses, at three
O'Clock, P. NJ, for Mankato, where we arrived at
five O'Clock. Another message has just reached
US that skirmish was had with large BODY Of
Sioux Indians, 20 miles above Mankato, and sew
eral of the Mankato band killed. The Indians
we're killing and burning every thing before them.
We left Mankato just before midnight, and reach.
ed home at one this morning. The bells were
rung and a meeting called immediately, and an
other company formed which marches at eleven.
The women and children are fortified in several
der the command Of the Major General, Captain
Dodd." Most truly,
J. KINDS.
We learn from Mr.. Holland, just from Shako-
pee, that two messengers had been sent out from
that place to Mankato. and that company oi
fifty men had been raised to proceed to the scene
of action, and a company of one hundred to pro.
tect the town in case of need. Great excitement
exists in Shakopee.
THE VERY ARRIVAL OF THE
EQUATOR.
We learn from Mr.. W. D. Paddock, residen,
of Mankato, who arrived on the Equator last even.
ing, that on Saturday last the citizens of Manka.
to, learning of the outrages committed by the
Indians on the Watonwan, mustered nearly FIFTY
men and started for that point. On Sunday
morning they discovered nine tepees of the In.
dians, near the residence of Mr.. Slocum. A,
they approached, and Indians showing disposi.
tion to fight, the Mankato men fired upon them,
killing some, but the number is not known. The
Indians retreated to grove, and hid behind the
trees. Another ccnAics ensued when Eve Indians
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

were killed--no whites. The Indians then retir-
ed to block house near by, and on one OF them
making his appearance, be was shot bys Mr..
johnson. r5f sHastH
just as the boat was leaving st. Peter, mes
senger arrived bringing intelligence of battle
near the Watonwan, about thirty miles above
Mankato, between the volunteers under Gen.
Dodd and the Indians, in which the latter lost
l2-whites none. Intelligence was received from
the same source, that Gen. Fletcher was fortify-
ing his mill and had assembled the warriors OF
the Winnebagos, who were friendly to the whites.
On learning that party of Sioux had arrived at
the other agency, he had sent out one hundred
Winnebago warriors to arrest them and in the
event of their refusing to come, to shoot them
down. Reports indicated that Gen. Fletcher had
cause for taking all necessary precaution in case
of a general outbreak.
MIR. Paddock informs us that there are fifty
three persons missing and four persons taken pris-
oners-women. He had been informed by the
Indians weeks ago, that "when the grass should
grow and the green leaves were on the trees, they
would sweep the Whites from the Blue Earth set.
tlement."
In addition to the above, we were informed by
an intelligent lady on board, wife of citizen
residing l2 miles above Mankato, that before she
left, a party of men saw the house of settler
burning and the Indians dancing around it, and
other fires burning in the distance. At least, she
says, twenty five families or parts of families,
were on board of the Equator, having left by the
advice of discreet and intelligent men.
st. Peter and Mankato still continue in high
state of excitement, but We hope that the troub-
les will soon blow over. 5rl
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
MONETARY QUOTATIONS.


Corrected by Bds0eps Erchange Bank, Thrdt. ST. Poul
ST. PAUL, April 1, 1867.
Themoney market remains close but severely stringent
we think, as it was two weeks since.
The line of dscpuntsis kept possibe though
lar customers moderately supplied the
rates. Indications favorable the immediate
sumption nsvgaton anxious eyes already turning
in the direction Of the first boat.
Exchange the East, and Gold, supply Land
Warrants, scarce and slow sale.
We inclined believe panic with regard to
Western Banks subsidng, leaving ones
heads above water. The affairs the Zimmerman Bank
Canada, which has for time disrepute may
materially affected by the death
Informed that the Erie City Bank again
The people of the State Of resolved, public
meeting, that they will money any
lowing Wild Cat issues in Georgia, others
bankabe at the City Augusta Cou-
bus, Columbus; Bank Of Middle Georgia. Cherokee
Insurance and Banking Co Dalton Interior Bank,
Manufscturers Bank, Macon; Merchants Bank, Macon;
Southern Bank, Brainbridge.
( THE LATEST BANK FAILURES.
Valley Bank, Md, Aug. 1, 1856.
State Bank, Sasketts Harbor N. T., Sept T. 1866. Now
redeemed at par by the Bank Comptroller.
Bank Of the Republic, R. l., Oct. 9th.
Manufacturers & Mechanics Bank, Ca, Nov.I.
Canton Bank, China, Me-, Nov. nth. i,f. .r5p
Lancaster Bank, Pa, Nov. 18th.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Nov. oath.
Erie City Bank, Pa, Dec. 81.
DOUBTFUL BANxs:
Exchange Bank, Bangor, Me-; Bank Of Hallowel Me-;
South Royalton Bank VT; Exeter Bank H Provincial
Bank Canada Rhode Island Ceutra Tiverton Bank, r. IL
Farmers Bank. WEXFORD, r. II Warren Co., Pa. Bank Of
Newcastle Pa; Maryland Banks Except Baltimore Georgia
Banks Nebraska Banks; Tennessee wooster Bank,
C Indiana Free Banks; Commercial Bank Perth Amboy,
N. j.; City Bank Perth Amboy, n j.; Zimmerman Bank
Canada; Hancock Bank, Ne. s....
Selling.
Exchange on New York............ 1Tct. pr.
do = st. Louis. ............ 1 do
do Chicago............. Y do
do Galena............... y do
do Great Britain. $6.10 to the Pound.
Gold. KtolT ct. pr.
Loans on first class endorsed paper p Ct p month.
Banks taken al par and Uncur.
and Broken Money bought rates. for cur
rency gold. JNO. r. MADISON, Cashier.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
The Late Spring.

We collate the following weather items from
various Eastern and Southern papers, to show to
the numerous immigrants now coming among us,
that Minnesota is not the only place, that just at
! this time furnishes sscold term:'' tp M
CINCINNATI, April 6.-Weather cold and cloudy.
rained steady and quite hard all day yesterday,
which turned to snow in the evening, and COM
menced freezing about 10 P. NJ, and froze hard
all night. Peaches are reported all killed by the
horticuturists in the vicinity of the city.
WASHINGTON, April Ga storm of rain and
hail commenced this morning at IL O'Clock, but
toward evening it turned to snow, and the weath.
er is now cold and clear. ,r
PITTsBURG, April 6.-Weather cold and wintry,
but clearing up. Snow fell this morning to the
depth of three inches, and is now melting.
WHEELING, April O. Weather cold and blus-
tering, and heavy snow storm is now raging
The fruit in this region is reported safe as yet
The thermometer stands at %.
New ORLEANS, April 6.--On Saturday evening
it turned out very cold, and high wind blew
all night, with sleet and rain. No disastrous re-
ports.
LOUISVILLE. April 6.-River six feet three in
ches in canal. The thermometer at A. M. stood
at %. ~
NASHVILLE, April 6.--The thermometer at A..
M. stood at "a, and great danger had been done
to corn and fruit trees. 1t showed here Yesterday
and is now melting.
DUNKIRK, N. Y, April 6.-The snow here is
eighteen inches deep on level, and still falling
fast.
ELMIRA, N. Y, April 6.-Snow ten inches deep
here.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

ET Mr.. Zimmerman, the Canada Banker who
was killed by the late railroad accident, was worth
az O()(. 900. XII 81 --ftre