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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-02-28

:" The idle peculiar kind of Dead who cannot
be buried. Arabian Proverb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
,..-...u Penortei Bv Tslsersp1.

Nsw.OaLEAEs Nov 4-CoTroS Is betterj sales 20 day ~
bsles at an advance Of slice Adding oleo Suen ern
M IA 81 Er fair 6tdsSc for prime soLAssEs M Coan
New 5CaVo. wHlsKylsc Nothing doss In Sterling u
change kew.York Exchange 5dsc discount
bis at SIS rs Tor oti &c. WHEAT s..ay slss
60 eco hush al sc fc Chicago Spng e5s6s for Anvsskse
club and for white Ind.sna Coss unchansed sase
6oOo bush &c OATS ard nominal ct sc WMp
for New York Like lNPoHrs for the - sa
ing days. 90 bbls Flour l5e 900 bush Wheat deo
Wheat, Is 100 bush Corn. -
OswEeo. Nov. FLouR steady sales odsy fcco bba,
81 5Gd o. IS for b ext State WHrAr uneAxsee
and scsree sales 900 busb ct s00a2o for Cniosso sp -
81 % for email psrcel Ct red lnsisna Cons 70 scarce sd
Ia, thirg doins LAKE IMPORTS 10 last hours 500 tus
Whcst 1850 bush Barley ard 900 busb Ps>s CAslL N.
In times 800 bbls F1ur 500 bush Whsst n
9,Ots bush Barley.
CHAsLEsroE Nov 6-CoTToS-saies to day coo bses,
Of the week 1870 bs prices have advanced on the resA
we quote good Middlns Fair ss l2lc
Sav.xE.H Nov 5-CorroN-Ssles to-day $50 t4es d 10
l2Ac for Midilipg
AUGusrA. Nov a-COrrox-Sales to-day 900 bales prssi.
psly at l24c., but few ct l24c
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been ssdded ~ih operating expenses disguised aoa M
trcdueed b. come other shspe; while at the same "me
superstr 1o.urs and equipment have been slo.ea 20
decay without provision for their renewals. DC"
rosa thus commences with 40 ostentiti'us as
p,sy of earnings snd very small expense, sna
direct. r. hsye i.ttered themselves eod uekiea
their shareholders with the idea that the TO- 10 ana :"
cent div id.nds declared were bona de net prons'
Tn. list Il errors could be easily increased bat our o.
jec is rot to elaborate upon these striking character
istics Of our railway history. Tae same bunder'
were committed in Great Britain and in New-Engand'
and the .ame remedies which are to be tried have
there been carried Into effect and with beneficial re-
suits.
il to the thorough reformation Of these evils tns'
attic ion will be now directed, aud thus from the
troubles which our own folies have Aggravated, We
are to receive lesson which in future may serve 70
guide ne 10 more successfal issues Most Of our Rail
way hres, under good management, may be maze
very pro6.sble-but reforms in accordance with the
prevailing .ertiment, introducing rigid economy and
renuners.ive rates for the busnees transacted are im
perstivey deu snded and must be carried out Its IN
this reflection that console ourselves, and i1d IN
the midst of difficulty road which leads to greater
safety and real prosperity.
The following is the statement for the last SIX weeks
of the Providence Banks:
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It a. ves4 - ~ eeu,s. y seel stsas, esseas =
%s-ss. iss.s. :sa Htsis.., sssss .. .s,~ T. sss
:s.ss. =: ss ss go: i Isa. ORE 49, :ss
Tor nY ssss o.,s.s. % s,sd ss.isrs .e ncM
ard ..,s only Fl. :sIpyi s ~, uoas'.. osl " ~,
sI ;St. ., i sS.s .sa IS as%sss ~ s
ysS :t ]. GOD sss.: 8.
sn s-' sa G %i H. end lew,
: S", B'sses SS:s,a 81 sss ss S. s e
sas .ns:n g. Ss;s :Ts: Dc - nae
81 is, ba.h .st. k:.sasg 81 90 Is la. ON s
,slasioi Rye rsher lower ..lss Of an 20 syn.s
'se O.,. In good dem "a sis4ss q: 81. sss
Of sos bu.h s.,es IS and ss.s s . ;.ss
forn. a, tee Corn :, rather a%sT ,.s n. is s
W,.t,p nxsd ct lie 10 sior- and 75d7ss asii..s ssss
:s0s ~ . ss.Ss .ps 's' .ss s
DIV we,,ern 1t isc., s months
iSoSrfb. sen and eontiane qai,e iIns.s "a a.
Gales making the es trade oom.nd .ooat Hs.oas ~
but sud. to the msrlet In the ssssGss q iaps
"iLEATHER-Th,r. 10 no change TO so.io.i Hsxlsa -,
LlMy~Roelsnd soptiDaes 10 GOOD arnus. sss n 4, -
SERGE Of e~pts ne Transactions have been made sai paes
MOfAssEs continues dull and nominal The sisses ul~
NAVAL sToREs-The active dsn:na Zoe sy.is rspssss
has partially subsded and the msket closes With sss ayss
TIE trsp cans include SO bbs III ass cash ~
adding interest," Cruce continues IN demand, and pdsoi
W.. further sale Of ~ ebs svs< M
County ipsIt to sTrve) 81 IS SH go D. Wunmrn - u
bcusht q Is 256SsS Common kossn 70 steady bss -
scye az 81 IS y $40 h. ssoa. and 81 fedei u dssGSS
osslities are also In limited Request bot pces vko1f
further change Of about leo bbs eatrs Nc q %
ana 50 10 pale -hte ct S5 7sF 2se 10. Tu ard ftA ~
slos, as wanted st previous rates
of lnsee< 10 In better yequs o. the 3Ee
ton asl.s Of Is 900 gallons bsve been made fsu es
efs bands deio essh In other descriptions there
tbrs OF mooent trHnspn snd prices In the absence Fl ~
portsnt tfapssccEs mostly nominal .
PROFESSIONALS inquiry 10 more se;ive srd paess -
sales Of 4so bbls at 10 or Msa e2i for CisA: -
6 for Prime Beef is rather lower the arrivals ~
srsi; bbs Ss9e7 IS for Country Prpsi tsa
10 80 for Country Mes S9GS for old repecked Wese
Mess Sill 50d IS for do, and 8 Is for Ezna
Prime Mes, fair request aud 10 ady at The imprcvenru
sales o 25 t GOOD Ohio u DC Bacon 10 In ms3 dsrxEf
AT I2l l5 Meas IN moderate reauest prices are
nominal Dressed Hoss IN sod demand and 6nn
Tic there inquiry for future delivery and bear
At 10 Beef hams chan sed sales Of Is bbs 40
SD Lard 10 firmly held owing 70 hs sesrsty, ssss Of o
bbls and tcs IfdI2ic for common to prime d IS tcs
choice Butter In fair requet at 3dlSc Tor oeo sao ~
&c for state Cheese 10 salsbl- Of q dsic
RICE 10 heavy End only small retail asde eome ~s0
SUGARS continue steady, and small business fs sssD
done; sales Of $50 hbds Cubs st5t a7io
TFAs dull and heavy no saies OF momen' H~"so'
TALLow-Ths market steady. the demand fart 'As'si
"a COO n ct 81 dsic. cash. - =.
Loco bblS at 22c.
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DIED.
pAaXEs-At lie Roy. 2. on Fhdsy nortra Oct D. Ar'

psagEs-At L. Roy. 2. on fhd,y non.ra OCT d. Mrs.
Lucy Plat. Banner, sssd Is yes-a
pasWyR-A: No. 50 West twentieth street. On wednesday,
goz Nelson B-eser In he 18th yesr Of hi. age
BuTL ERI1 C.r%so.ys o. r3s'aay Ny H s, s1''''
BtooTFiECD-Ai ~ 81 Carton street On wedpe.d.y,
MOI. 4, H.s.Tst B. wife Of George W. BO0@d'Id in The
ysASK LIS-iD BIcOsi,r. on Thursday Nov s Fr.adis
foemsn ,on y Henry c '.d Susan w. fraiIAAn 'ee'
r4r,is s:1Is,y from he ss Re 4. s Il s 81:
respected TO st,erd witsoy. further invitation.
FKANCIs-oD ThruSs,, Nov Thcmn Francis. native o.
II. friends Ct the family are respectfully invited to ssend biz
aosr: from the CasIsh q the dol, oa
LfoYD-In Hd.oier, on rre.d.y Nov. 8. Mn Elizabeth
seKEfNASoa Wednesday. Nov .,! ;SoI; sS, pain: .ad
!s ans.: fa,.iel MeKiernan late Of TENN avenue 'n'
McGARhYAs No 2ss Hudson Brooayn on weanes "a
day. Nov At 10 O'Clock a. H. Richard Ae''''' 's'N :"
oLYIHtN5z wsar..d.y. Nov Ann, widow Of the l'''
The relatives friend. family sseay invites
OSphant, No q Wet is.h st, Friday shern00n.s at Z
O'Clock, without further Invitation W., ,es,
fIn. De Cost Porter, eldest sen Of VIM and Abby
ID. ,esises and iend. Of the family invited attend the
f.p.rsi services ., the Church Of Rdcems in Eighty
9th street between Second and Third avenues on Friday
RAE-On Wednesday evening. Nov. Mary wife Of John
The relative. md end. of the y respectfully invited
TO st,.nd her funeral Saturday 9TH inst; at m'
her late residence. btn11bia, near
RRARDON-At No. 28 Sixth avenue on Weonesaay morn
ira Nov L. Of Inflammation Of the lungs John hesrdon Ii
the I'D year Of his age. A., rr
REID-At No 400 sith avenue. Wednesday Nov T. Ens
Reid daughter Of Walter and Sarah Reid AGED months
gMJTHAt Piernont Rockand Comfy on "Wednesday, NOV
Jan Smith of th, city, In the s5th year CT bis age
His relatives and friends are invited 70 attend ms iane
inst at O'Clock p. IN. without further notice. 49,. -
THOMPSON - In this city, at No ~ stanton nrest ca
Wendesdsy Nov after lingering Illness MIS- fheoe A.
widow Of john II. Thompson
Jobn Tobin in the 9Th year Of bis age. .. &,
uSTICK-Op Monday Nov. 2 Caroline @ wife Of Richard
Uck and youngest daughter Of the late Dr. George Ciu'
Augustus Thompson respectfully invited to attend the
funeral this Pdsv) afternoon O'clock from the resi-
depce nephew William B. Scott No 81 Ess. Twenty
third rect without further invitation Her remains viii be
taken to Greenwood Cemetery. .
WiLLIANsON-At No. so Charlton street. Tuesday Nov.
Hugh n Williamson, aged SO yesrs :;
YOE-In Sig Sing, "wednesday morning, Nov T. In the
S5th year Of his age, J. Clement Yoe
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MARRIED..

Cornell AcKsoN-ln Brooklyn on Wednesday. Nov 4.
Yer OF Dr. Samuel Jackson, u. 5. N
sSmsoI.BAkeR-on AoGdsy. Nov 2 at the Psrs,n.
Brooklyn TO Ana Msrs Baker Of this city. '' -
o0oh NhAAN,-pouohEkrY.on Thursday. Nov s. AZ Nsx
ara oy Tie ksht 1sv. Bishop Bsyl-y Win ,n a. O.
esq all of Newssk - ''se "'usoefty'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Finh d.y the Sch inst .c.o-,
ing to the ceremony Of frends Isaac w shin re OF
n Lonf isSae and Mary Js2e Olnby saad daughter o.
Josiah Field. e-'e' VI
RANDOLPH - RCNYoS AT New B.o,klyn " J. on
Wednesdsy oot "a, IL tae Rev. Mr.. Nave John % ~.
6oph of SswYosk 60 Aiss C,s,sz Ranyon OF the t,n.,
place.
sTEwARr-sEEEE-In tLs city, on Tharsdsy Oc, % q.
the Reformed pa:c5 CD srch. Washington sqasre bv u. R.v
kapcigs Huron D. Rooe-t Stew AT, u. ID - Apns Z
daughter Of Arson p. Beebe, esq Al Of this city
WALEs-HALsEY-kt Orrgs, " j., on "Wednesday No
BY q. Rev Jchx C-ovel MrJ oseTb Wslss OF NewYors
70 Mia Erpheuas daughter Ct Nj. 4. +. Hs,ssy.
The rocs Of sr-sses tta The frscs ~ on the
lh Of ssber tee heal of EoW md 0fAEGELL
and eAcoS 16 cSARRE "a 10 vtsros esq srt-y wShos:
lylIda..SL.
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Markets. ..CAsrru1Lr Rraonrrp FOR Tar rRIusxr.

AsBEs-Tbe market IL without important change the de-
mend fair sss of 50 bbls az 81 Is for Pots and 80 50 for
Pearls.
COTTONTbe market quiet and change be quoted
We quote Middns Upsnds at i2c and NswOesns 81 isc
heavy sales Of $50 bags Rio At loellc and 30 msis Java
l6ic.
COAL-The market Is UNCHANGED for Foreign the demand IA
fs sales Of 100 tans one Of 90 SOL and ec tuns Camel
SO 80, mos
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand FOG Western Canal
Flour 10 fair the arrivals LIBERAL rather In Of the
trade eut we make no change In quotations. although prices
favor the buyer a. the cosemoye particularly Tor the 10
sdeswhie tood Western firmly hsld and In good
request tf tie Et Nd local tde ~ ssss ~ s bes
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A called the "Femer of Prince Edward fssna -
bes lost at Roren Cope Breton and sod Cor the sseeh o. -
Underwriters Should any once In the u.itst Ststes na.s
policy her information may be obssnsd on spp'ss
81 the New I'm gland Office Boston. ...,s
DISPATCH received 10 Gloucester reports .as. 80
lahore Chiicamp last Thursday ~ follows; LI
Queen Of Clippers Bee Witch Riuse.der hsry as W.
Ann and Eve other Gloucester ves.e ne \, -
waters eese and sunh Mary Hart suphi ASX tsne al
stem damaged Montrmms co the roess VIZ sHcs
except the Navy Hart which 10 Insured tns 49, a.
Marine schI Heerra Of Hocses,i san. s. ns,
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NARLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK;.


Cleared.
stesmship-Noothem Light, Tinklepsush, Aspavsn u O
Roberts.
ship-Esstern Star, Henry, New Orleans c. C. Darxa
Co
Bnks-Mortaui, Lincoln Galveston, J. Grower L Co. |;
J. Davis Faichild Mobile Lsytin Hnrlbut
Davenport Mands BIl Davidson, Halifax LesJc sh @.
Sci ooner. Henrico, wbfPp. Richmond, P;srson ..
G huise Brown Savannah McCresdy, Mott Co. Peal
Westeryelt Paersonvle Pisrson H. T. Bishop Boetk
Philadelphia J. Mckee, Eolns l8r) Conys.a Pert e
Plat Mccall Frithi N Clifford Carter, Bangor Z. n.
Sapdford
Sloop-R Rhode Island Hull Providence master.
etesmers-Thomas Swan. Post, Savannah II. Cromwell
Black Diamond Allen, Philadelphia.
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
SUfhENE COURT-GEyERAL TERM-Nov. 6-Befofe
Judges MITCHELL, CLERKK and PEABODY

SUPREME CoURT-GrxsRAL TrRM-Nov. 5-Before
Judges MITcH,LL, CLERKx and PEABODY.
IN The CASE OF EMMA AUGUSTA cUNSINGHAA.
lhe following opinion was delivered ia this case:
The def. was arrested for tue crime of fraudulenty
sso.s sSsa to g
without Ss Rs oondsns Dc inferred
edesee Of Der guilt undOubed moved the Court Of SEES
shen corpus issued by Justices Of thi:
to soosO1anees with two suritie who justified each in
.sy'a sas SId sS the ae9:oS Of The
ss%Ssa I this cdas 70 direct e sSs
s' on Sl Which ss SaS so be dS Sss'1 d I
~ me commitment the defendant cose custody and
c other nees in the time the Indictment
% new tn. 1 TO-. sAs Court + snsSs the as1a. Liant 70 move
81 ~ ths duty Of this Court to complete US order
s,sOu, bail miles. Dsw erca:ssnoe had Occurred acs
s e s sS bs psa sa o
. no.hoed stated that he wished time 10 snow such
Itn.ia bah Il sppesTs thu. the dsssndnt la. n a.
49, 90 h c tso months tia, abe ha, repeatedly
tsss been changed from county 10 Or.nse Count; ard
II Is also BY aer ei ~ Ga rassS.S nS
hea % prepare Tor the trial =. ,hs, Tune .sOad
end -SsS TO :. Ss
somPhed BY sexual confinement will be attained BY allowing
NO fnsr order pee'.sy az present except that the de-
shs shs be required BY order do AID also ~ any
Circuit CouIt that u b heraer appointed f1s
Rial.
ssEcIAL Trkx-Nov. S-Beiore Judge CLERKE
DECISION.
Harmon K. Wells ct al agt George A. Wsndsl.-
Moon compel defendant to satisfy part Of plsinfs Claim
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-Nov. s-Be6ore
-. Judge BErrs.
aIifea bLknehsrd ct a. sst The shsp Cavalier.
I'D, VS. motion 70 set aside an attachment Issued
.,as sy "a The Ae avee. TO be Sin Of p'.
Swsst sne sy purchase . Msrshas sale ana thu.
49, ;sst possession thereof hiss been wrors
~ h.rs ssem sy Snow sursss. OF this city, on
- f,n ~. T esn or interest In Der.
- o., 49, ~ss osdsred to b given toa person.
notice .honla be given; hesss sag Bersss, spsy.s
% nave e sxcas az ascos'sed 10, e sala.y 10 not bsus
name 'S~~e-S y
He'd By fk Cogys-Th3t the libean.s h.v. proes.xs . =
On Ordinary action "a grounded upon len on a. shi ~
Witch adverse parties In nterest need be mophsA or
snv By ARES, Of the vessel and publication Of sssra pe;e
neseof 70 all eenesrnsd Aee
Sads Is R.ss1relsIs.os Tts 9sa JGs 81 tss srnsxs
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Tie Indpendeat thus notice. The dry goods aIket'
1.-THE sales by importers during the week nave oeen
portion was cold, and prices realized were low even
r choice French goods at credit Of four months Few
or 70 e ers are being sent out for the Spring trade
The extended indebtedness 10 Europe will have 20
be liauidated before heavy importa,ious are again
made The contrast of business between this last
October ard Ii at OF October 1856 is srikiDgy shown
in TIE receipts at custom n each OF these years:
In O,tob.Y IaYs The receios IS $40 zS7 90
In October 1857 the rec.ip were....... sg2 lO ~
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COURT CALENDAR-rH,s DAY.

6ufnRHn CouRr-CIRcUIr.-Nos. 2037, 2l60 l5i4l,
@ SS 2l 500 eie asa 1900, u.s. 1850 1895 ga sSI0 $751;
=. Z: DISTRICT CoURr.-NOs. 6, 10, II, Is, l6, IL,
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL TERY-Nos, 459 49, I7S
49, 49, 49, f2 COS 1907 5s6 2s7 1888 S2s la, M s3a $40
e47, al, SIS ile, S5S 500 ass s2l Sal, Ss5. w. ~
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EEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 5-rhe steamship Bsch Ws-1,o'.
fotn EswYoIk via Havana the "a les. has srrved
BOSTON, Nov. 5-An bsrhs w. Paige, Msn,srtis;
En- Swift Gloucester bss Umple Chses.ss r.esdsp' 4
Tay lor, Settlers, Philadelphia
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Receipts Of Produce. 5.
BIZ the No,ts Riser Boss-lSll0 bbls -Four, $500 esaA
Wheat $50 do Corn 1s d. oats lso ptss froviS'ns ~
bbls whisky IS do. Ashes
BY Eyie RairoaA-3 7fs bbls Flour, Is d. Whkky 10 -
Alcohol l73 Beef Hams 800 Beef e51 ptsa Hste ~
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Arrived.

US. NJ steamship Jsne.o-n, Psn,h, Richnene, 10,
s.L g. nfatsos G.nt Cenfssso: 10 days. nc, 70
sss 9S q
got off after throwing overheard four bids sugar having sprung
es~oOd hides. &c, 70 master Had heavy ws.,Ser Nov s.
on Fire Island during heavy gale from W. W., Zoe: fore
Bhs Frederick Eugene tof rhcmson) Thompson ysnnsH
Bs John sSyn.1D Pc P0t al P,.ce Oct y sss.s s;s
e s%:l is az on
IS Elder bridge TsIbos seaman, q wadcbOIo.
from Cart hquorice p,.e sulphur, &C. 70 order Hs
sf saD o. VI Oct IT, x
Sc. to Themp.on Hunter
losaoed ana piIen,o % Pessr. EIserisa.sSs.sVJ
Sbr sie' ss s.e S,su Il s.5: q
ssLI Hsnst Neal, hsn,oms. Aux cs,s. Oct 70 i.svood
sb.cifort, s,r New.YorI ''r'A' 20
schr solomon Andrews Putnam wsshins.op, " c., dsys
sehr johnson, Waller. DAhen days. rsva neses 70
schr Rosa tof Norl, Barnard Rio Haehs, ~ o. 30 days
hides &c 20 Bow March Expsrepeed very heavy .essf
seslp & I5s ss.@' ca s .tss,
ss psssa.i ss ssv %s.s 70 6 s1
sehr Geo,ss Hoam;a sie.e,.cn Nss.rS y so' ss.''n
Steamer fetIe AIey Providence 10 hours e'e' 70 'sss
Steamer w.m.u.,a Hye NswBsds0rd IS hoeI.. m4se 70
Jos Allen.
sAILED-U. g. Surveying schr BOwdl.sh, su.d faE Key
" s,s,n WI s,SeIa Light TiDkepus Appws SKIP css
Of wYort Setter, Livep'0 steamer A;snsa csss',
Charleston.
wIND-D During the day, 9.
Til. ship Glad Tidngs Nelson Of wm Nelson sc's lie
Orleans pschets 10 the Marine as1wsy Hun
teFs Point for inspection The steamer 0rsg5n s Of TO-
day. The Commodore Will follow.
BALrIsoEE, Nov 4-Tbe ship Richard Ardsrsor boens
from Rotterdam 10 Bosn and stranded at ses Sept ~ va
insured for aud valued es oeo said 70 Dc 1s1ec
Baltimore and Phsdephis She old yssssL cfo no.
valuable and supposed to be insured In Hosnd rsnoe4
that chr hair from Harrington Me- and supposed sao D.
Cults laden with ah, Il lahore Sands Pors VI prohstv
be Of tide fBy letter To En~ood Ws,ss, esd
B.The ship Richard lndersoa wss bull. in Bsrne-e 10
1856 was 5A tuns, and rated p.
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MINIATURE ALMASAc......THs DIv
Sun--RSses.... 6:57 Gcts. 50 Moon 40
nigh wArgR.... raIs DAY
Sandy Hook. Gas Gov Isld oSm He'll Gate. a.. sn
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The following sales were made u suction so-dsJ "

Albert II N,colay: .u
"a C}rsa, Western IL ls Notrsse les n, -
sSo0 l. Island r lot Mort. r.r cent bdi I'M Aa,-a
5000 Mrv.atee ard Mus Farm Mot, int added '''@
Geo Milwaukee T. int added.
500 Milwaukee and Superior Rtrosi 70 lat saaea'
5000 Hin is etoek u ltf7, iu sdded s...: -.,..
C.ve ,;.burgh Ia rosd st Mott iat sao@a
"a Detroit and MIwIlkse R.ir I'D To- ini s'osi''' -
sIoO L. xr r.ou per cent Bonds int ADD q
oeO N.wYo.h ana New Haven Railroad Ia Int sasd IS
$50 sun Mutual Insurance Scrip II 1883. ........ ~
sac Sun Mutual Insurance Scrip Of 1855 ~
$50 Sen Mutual Insurance srip iseo .'''N'''.'' -
Son Mutual Insurance Scrip Of s5t 80
50 shares hisd.phia snd Reading
shares Second Avenue Railroad 20
and Virginia Steamship 70 o.
10 shares and Marine Insurance COMPANY
90 .hpts H.rrrony Fire Insurance Cons any
10 shsses Harmony Fire Insurance Company hyP )''
20 sha.es Bsns Insurance Company
a ,hs,e. .cbar se n. C. mpsny........'
~ ,hnr.s North American Insurance Conrany...s...
20 .Lares Beesnsr Fire Insurance. Company ~
So shares Broadway Fire Insurance
a. shares Hsu.nn Fire Insurance Company ~
SO sksrrs Peter Cooper fire Insurance Company
10 shares Phs-ix Fire Insurance Com pany
4shsres Pacific Bank
The following sales were made at auston py D.
Draper:
o. coc Missouri y cen. Bonds interest sdded 7o
ef coz MF sukee Bsloit T. R. Co., inteses; sddsd.
10 shares Republic Fire Insurance -
10 shares Grocer Fire Insursnre
10 shares Gallasin Fire Insurance Set
81 shsres Comm eIcial fire Insurance
10 shares Bark Of Commerce.
of 81 III
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
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WYrurviLIr, VA. March %, 1857.


The TREptGAR lRoE WORKS. in Richmond
Va, WIRE established more than twenty year.
,inee. They ultimately passed into the hands of
Joseph L. Anderson. E-g, who still re'nins II
large interest IN tlirn. they comprise rolling
mill capable of making from 1000 to 5000 tous Of
bar npd boiler iron Il y'a1,--n spike and chair
mIll-a very extensive gan foundry, from which
large nuu,brr of the mllitnry aud naval ord
unuco ot tins government have been turned out,
- furnaces t"r General castings large machine
shop devoted t. thu building Of steam engines
mil work, etc, md finally, mud to US the most
important purt u large locomotive shop, $50 feet
long hy - feet Wide md three stories high. The
power employed is derived from the water of the
Jams River and kanpwlm canal which passes
al ny The upper side 1T the Works, 81 feet above
the ordinary stage of water in James River i'm
nr lately below.
rhr manufacture of locomotives was eommen-
ccd IN lo50, and although carried on only
subordinate department, about 90 engines have
been already built herr.
These have hrep Il various STYLES, and from
the fact that the management of the locomotive
department has been two or three times oh,nged,
and on at least one occasion unfortunately chan
.cd.-s",ne of the earlier machines did not fair
iy represent the ability of the establi -hment.
During tho lnSt two years, the designing of
the engines built here has been IN charge of Mr..
ALEXANDER nEl ANY, and it is due to him aud 10
ina W olk~, 10 Sihi' lnht lHt sly IL tI ENGINE
which he has established is fully equal in
rangemcnt aud proportion, and 50 far we can
judge, equal III workmanship, also, to the best
example IN til" country. The first of the present
pattern of engines turned out bat eight
months ago. 1t has not been running where u
very large number of railroad men could see it.
and we do not consider that any large number of
Southern railroad men now realize the perfection
which has been reached by the only locomotive
slup South ot tho Putpmuc
We shall give. therefore, a somewhat minute
description uf The engine. IN. ID. Uhuc0mb,'
completed at the Trcdrgar Works, in the sum
mer of last year and now running on the Nir-
ginia Central Rond. We lately rode upon this
engine, and notwithstanding the fact that IT WAS
upon II rough track, it was run on some portions
of the line at the very rapid rate OF 80 miles an
hour. at which speed it showed no internal un
s'cadincss whatever. 1t steamed freely, tracked
easily, carried its water we'll, and everything
about it appeared well kept up.
Thus We have described an engine not interi-
OF, whole to any engine built at the North.
Ia capacity for high ANA long continued speed,
in economy Of fuel and in durability. it. plan aud
workmanship make it equal Ia the best engines
made. The South has occasion for pride that
such engine has been produced at home with
southern oap,tnl and enterprise, by Southern
tools and Southern mechanics