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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24

The cause Of this was that not more than one
half his subscribers paid for the paper If having
others that are in the same fix, for company, is
any consolation, he has plenty Of it,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24
IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE.

IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE.
]. F. Couts VS.. Thomas Holbert, M. Matill ct ais
On motion Of compliments coun sel snd affidavit
to the bill fled appears 10 the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master, that NJ Matill Is non resident
Of the State of Tennessee, SO tina, the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served on him. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Chronicle, newspaper
published in Clarksville, Tenn, requiring 81 ID
nonresident defendant to appear at the next term
of the Chsncery CONT, TO be held at GAINESVILLE
on the 3rd Monday OF October next, and plead,
answer or demur to complainants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to him, and SET
down for hearing exparte.
r J. MUNFoRD C. & M.
Sept 10, '5s-4w-pr fee So.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24

canOtFALL & TURNLEY's for fine Pocket
Cutlery. Ap
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24

B. Plosser q Co., have good stock Of Clothing
which they are selling at very low figures.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24

IL See notice, in another column, of none,
found.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24

D-The editor of the Missouri Presbyterian, has
been conducting that paper three years, with
5000 subscribers-and speaks thus IN his closing
article:
Besides all our time and attention aud labor,
we were out of pocket more than three thousand
dnllnrRN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24

The undersigned begs leave to announce 10 the
Merchants, Planters and Shippers Of Montgomery
Christian, Todd, and other adjacent counties OF
Kentucky and Tennessee. that be will continue
General Warehouse Business,
AT RED RIVER NDlNG,
and being prepared, as he thinks. to give entire
satisfaction TO all patrons, he solicts portion Of
the bvsiness Of the community. His warehouse
Is situated at the Mouth Of Red River, between
Clarksville and Trice's Landing, about one mile
from each OF those places, and Is accessible from
all quarters. The buildings are new, well con-
structed and very commodious, and there is a
good branch turnpike road from the main pike to
the warehouse.
Particular attention shall be given to the Sso-
rage, inrpection and sale Of Tobacco; and he be-.
iieyes he make ID TO the interest of the Plan
tiers TO give him trial In that line.
A reduced scale Of charges has been adopted
for the coming season, as will be seen from the
following table. The first column shows the pres
ent and former charges at other warehouses, and
the second shows the prices as reduced at my
warehouse alone. In conclusion, / ask such q
patronage as will yield me fair remuneration for
labor and trouble, at these low prices.
waprxrorrcr
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24

On the 2lst inst, MAJOR AMUEE McFALL. He
was an old citizen Of this County, and respected by
all for sterling integrity. 1t may be Faithfully
said of him, that an honest man has been taken
from our midst.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24
ALLISON, ANDERSON g. GO
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry-GOOds,
AND READY-MADE CLOTHING,
No. Al, Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

M E take pleasure In announcing TO our friends
w and the trade generally, that we are in re-
ceipt of our stock Of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods, and Ready
Made Clothing,
Which we offer for CASH or to punctual dealers,
at a small advance on Eastern cost.
Our stock embraces all the varieties usually
kept in Wholesale Dry Goods House, and was
selected with great care and taste, and at prices
as low as the market sifor-ed.
We therefore invite those visiting our market
to call and examine our goods and prices, as we
are determined to offer inducements to those wish
ing to purchase.
ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
Sept 3; '5S-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24
TO SAW-MILL MEN.

Any person wishing to embark Ia the lumber
business, can end valuable locailon and timber
Enquire Of Q. IL. ROBERTS.
Sept II, '58-3m.
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DIED,

In this city, on the l7,h inst after short but
painful Illness, JOHNNY, youngest son of John F.
Couts.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24

sa- Blanks neatly printed, and kept
constantly on hand, for sale at this Office
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24

STOCKHOLDERS NJ. G. & l.. II. r.
Aeali af per cent on the capital stock. Pay-
able the Ist day OF Oct, next, was this d"y sr-
WV" y WV WIN A QUARLEs. rras'L
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24
WAREHOUSE CHARGES.

JOHN K. SMITH.
have on hand large lot Of square Cedar finn
Der, also lot OF Boards and Shingles.
July 30, '59-3m
The Jeffersonian and Hopkinsville Press copy
z months
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24

DR.. w. r, M'REYNOLDS.
OFFICE .fortbs presently athls fathers residence
FRANK ST RECT,
CiarKsviiIe Team.
June 4th 'ss-ly.
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Fpmp Baker Barbados aud SID eoe Ter Turks Janss,;
s II s ssF. back E+ +soo ssri Magnet
po spa a arr Gr s arr & Do v ps
from Mayague1 jus, arr Governor Eaton for Savannah aud
$ joins, sB Fey = Ar ;shr slsomsr Bent, Nyorh.
T rsn1n up An as's ssSa s NSf
TrRhs IsiASps ABOUT ian 2-Iiongir ship rropic Bird
syosS s ,n Eliza P.rr ss, Mr De-
Feb l, bak Mary CO A'ory navauai 81 Hannah socor
Ia oeri Feb sha- livingston yslop for Iaysrpool s;
n 1a smith from ws os a Para Ts1a Se S
york ldg sweoi,ani bartlett. from - Th,mas wg:
ons. for % s" from
s ess sss @ poo sS sf s
Gardner IRON Hayana; Norfolk Packet, Bedel for New
PALTisORE. Feb o-Arr steamers Locust Point, French,
NYor Joseph Whitney ows Bosom . sSrss DsH Web
Bnker aatapas Chrisonher Ineser Snow Pensacola Ju-
II ssws s%o and w TSs sSs% p[Gsdsns
HsScsMcop Tgsmeo Pr brig rrenSs s 81 IoSos N
NeIs-urne; sris. Argyle. warren .'amaica
Care Henry Fee ships Gas linn Graves ana 5ene Hen
STr Tayor a Ls1 Sr'f % 81 roa SS Bal"
.Tc The he pRrr ah '0
Creole Coffin from Baltimore for Bahia and mkt we1to
BOSTON; Feb e7 AR, brig. wsssn Or ul,s: Car
vile schrs tired Hove, sawyer cennego. via Holmes
Perry Rchmond Telegraph Rich and simmons Free
man Taneier Ga Rr steamship Canada Lang Liverpool
tel ssp Ben gs Fe ocius noGaos ssrt
sphfr- .C,norJ, port M Prime.
EEaT r,s s1sIa ship Frank uavp,s Randall S1rssn:
,F ALL FLYER, Feb S-Arr soop Mary Brush, Hallock,
IIanI.kND IIGur Feb Q $50 AM-Instie, 6 miles of.
brig abby Jones from suruarn COR Gloucester
M SpM-Passins cut steamship Csnsda from Boston for
JhtKsoNviIHF Van 2s-ro por, brigs wh,,,kor Perry.
nus sv %ssi Fsfrs Sass
Maace do 90 DO Anna A Tying, from for 30 do; SARAH
vyfD anrs
Frances Ney,cs, tYr loa led Fame; New York, for
esa sosr New facSs Moore from Bosioa for syos
MOBILE, r:6 Sid hsrkLw Andrews. Fren.h, Boston;
Schr ,, u p Gnshog NcNceny M'ps'itep
eli Liverpool bark Lone Star Consry from The Coast bound
as sa%ss Gen nsa s% sow FssG f% sssS
esnce En.,. from syort Cla sp ship Sueya Teresa On
Tow cd 70 sen IAN rs ship Golden STAR barks Cndne, and
NORFOLK, Feb t-Arr sobr Mis- Dissoswsy WORK CID,
brig Chss Heath Colsou Portsmouth, Nh; schr Mott Bede
NEW .a sss5s Mary avsn Bad
,SFwPSRT ~ SD scsrs ! iodsaon sre:. from
YORK; Esfast; d Jones, Crowel from Boston,, WORK;
OH ,M-In port sohr Roaneke Jones from, Taunton,
NEW HAVEN, Feb . Arr schr Jos Nckc-son Baker 81
Ets sa Nyork. sid schrs Merwin, New Yori; Morris
NEW s LONDON rss Scs osssos Smith New
Hudson; waermsn Norwich for Nyork soop Van buren,,
Lewis hliaah st s,,, v.r,.
jan -% nsy nrSrk af sapf Srsa
sch Lncy ,wEtsm Mior do CID s0lh brig Model, POW.
r rIH,sxSE'E MTi Fs 81, 'S@SrS%,js Emma B,ser ra.ss
bier Packard Natannas chr IAmarine, Johnson King.
.PoRTLAnD Feb sArr scbrs Amytis, Hutchinson. ard:
MARY clark Hcward B.li'na,e ca SD HIes abby Thax
PORTsNnuTH Feb s-Arr in lower Harbor a bark, sup
posed the J Howe, GTksy, from savannah
ytri s;r Wonder rrcfeh Syorh wa Bri.ioi Sd schr
Dutch leland har.or ~
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CITY IutehiUeuce.

Tvs wE.rHtR Yesterday was 9 windy, dusty, sun
shining March day snd, compared with the weather TIA;
has prevailed for the last month, seemed Ike jumping
MI o. 10. den from mild October 70 stormy gss;y
boster~us early spring dry, csprcious and violent
s;orm Of WIND prevailed ali day accompanied by clouds
Ct tie most sitting, singing dusi TIA. made torture 70
walk the streets the old proverb TIA, 'busheI
Of March dust s worth skngs ransom tn there was
largo amount OF foang oaplta yesterday The streets
fart. there dust enough n mae respecta
DE sized sahsrss Towsrcs night became bitterly cold
and the felt decidedly ~intry Who knoss'-psfhsps
the I05g expected winter has come al last.
SAMANTHA ExHBrnos At 81. FR.Scrs XsvIsR C1uEer
The cal scri annual exhibition OF the students % ~
Francs Xavier College ia sixteenth street, took place
tcroay IN the presence Of large aut cncc o. The rstr
ion and is The exercises consisted OF debate
ct the subject j. light literature necessary ras,ine''
interspersed with musical sterl1des and addresses all
OF which done BY The students them selves me
debate ably conducted by Masters McGc1r. O'Don.
nell kcCsfirey and nuf The music excellent, aud
tie Affair was very enjoyable throughout
FrRH At GiES Covr-on ruesdsy, at A. ", Duryea's
ptsrch factory Glen Cove, burned the ground
fnes s1O5 600. insurance s65, 600, a. follgws:
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Theatrical. Musical. Sc.

BRoIDwAy-The entertainments 70 night WIZ consist Of
the riding OF Messrs Melville. Sore and others Nne
onzas asceus:on from The stage the gallery on the
tight rope the exhibition o. Vac Amourgb beasts &c
EBIos-The principal features a. tie "Great show
this evening will be ''Dan eseDream Of Cnivalry
combined with that gentleman sSpeculiar savings and
doings add the wonderful manouyres Of his remarkab
trained animals
BowERy.-Mr Eddy and Miss s. Clair will tonight re-
present the eadrg characters IN Knowles play OF "rhe
Wife ~ The latter aiso plays the crarna called the
minister OF PAWS The whole 10 conclude with the
'Scourge of the ocean"
BvRroys.The highly catering rpcep ion given to the
Serious Family induces Manager Burton u 7lunce
for repetition with the excellent cast, t5gethsr with
the favorite drama entitled nicholas N!csieoy."
WAuAcK'S-The very successful comedies called
How to Grow Rica 4" and the "Crosn Proca.r are
again 10 be performed this evening. Mr. Lester has
good pat in each piece, and IS admirably supported by
others Of the company
Laura krESEs-Tbe energstc direc.ress bore adheres
10 The adaptation Of White Lice, in whca herself and
Messrs Jordao wheategh Jefferson and other favori'ss
have lately much applause. Inc 4" Lady OF the
Lone " is the after piece.
AMrrICAy HUsEUN The ravor'te drama styled ireland
As Is Il % be performed this afternoon WAX
popular drama OF the Pioneer Paris, IL night. The
cuIiosites may be inspected al all hours.
tine of b0rlesQue songs, dances and jokes are To-
evening promised The Toodles with Gaude Lectures
GeoIg Chrsty and Woods Eph. HJrns characteristic
delp.a.ons al bu cki' ys ana extra supply y. Dan
AID jerry 3 irresistible cOmcaties at Bryan.s'.
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NEW YORK CATTLE wARKE r.


The cucn, prices FOR the week at all the markets are
az follows
Fire, quality $40 20 II 90 Common - 70 a 90
ordinary 10 90 10 20 Inferior. 80 so
AND cAIvts
First quality $50 90 q e5 90 Common $40 on a ~ 90
Ordinary so 70 IS 90 Interior rs % q 35 90
Extra quality, per lbeiis7o other qualities AZ &C.
LAMBS.
First quality - 90 a 90 Other qualities 80 90 a 90
SWINE
Frat quality ..bI 57.c. Other qualities. .5H bs.c.
BEEF CATTLE.
In consequence Of another short supply the demand was
more brick and prices advanced &c Nc per h. The
number sae AZ hlerton's 10 day ZOO head and
for The week ,s26 head; At all the yards 100 ho,d,
sRainat 55s head last week. Tho demand at Bergen Hill
on Monday wss brisk, but owing 70 The advance only
about $50 head disposed o. al from &c. 10 1oc
lie The demand al AllertoDs active from the
opening and buyers did not 10 hesitate about paying
the advanced prices, notwithstanding the average quality
Of the cattle better than Last week There
hands at l2c. 13c. per 10. The offering were chiefly
from this Slate, Illinois and Ohio Those from the latter
State about the best looking drovcs MARKET and
were more In demand IN consequence About 900 head Of
cattle were sent from Albany 10 eastern cities during The
week meet Of which sent N Boston
Cows and calves are without change.
VEAL CALVES.
The market pretty well supplied with veal calves for
which there continues good demand Al from &c 10 &c
and In some cases ~ high az re. IA obtained
suEEr AND LAMBS.
The receipts have been larger during the pact week but
the demand has been active they have been disposed
Of about fast they arrived The demand continues
very active for good lambs, which are rather scarce
SWINE
Arc scarce sell at advance OF sc on last weeks
prices. The receipts Sos head, against 02 head
last week. They were brought down by the Hudson
River Railroad The best descriptions brought from bIc.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
AlAASAC YoRx-rHIs DAY.
Sun EIsrs.... SO NOON So
sErs............ 80 Rias wAvxR .......eSe o.
Port OF New York, Februssy 10. Asss.


Steamship Star O. the South Lyon savannahsL Mtchl
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner Norfolk. &c-Judlam Plea
Ship American Eagle Moore, London-E Wiley Nor
Ship Cora Linn, Luther, Glasgow-Dunhsm 4 Dnon.
Graeves
ssFs xaS ss TSf
Brig ssml Os tIi'cfrist, Tripidad-J W Eiwel d Co.
pig N Nsyhsw Han Bcrmrda-smi'h Zones Co.
Brig Fass sTs as rs No. n1 RSnr Potter
scsr Entire n asish1rt GsorgetowpmIas Hand
schr Strong. Lscomb, Baltimore Mailer Lord Que
schr Fanny sesnse B PhsdepHIaIas Hand
schr Lady Adams Davis. P,ovd. nce-L Kenny.
Sloop Columbus, Johnson Providence-J Ed wards
Steamer Petersburg Ramsay Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Good Hope Dec ls Dec ios Jon % ~ board
sdys out clean ysn me equator in Ion The
DC, 81 Edward Ward. BROOKLYN died; Jan H. Neis
ersen died Ct Jan e. James Carter of Ores
nssss, ~s Dec
% Ion 10 Isssea Br ship Hioerna London,
ged and abandoned, With loss of rudder spirit foreop
e. sd ne s Gssn from SnS s%
IS 20 @
another burcsne blowing possible harder than Inc
The ship mimi moderated strong gales
and continued blowing from the westward ri the tih from
that line until the Ranks of Newfoundland bal strong
sou.herly breeze since then mad strong Westerly gaes
20 days,
Ship John II Fl lott, Spencer, Antwerp, and "A days from
the Downs, with mdse and 81 10 Post Smith
Bark Convoy, Gunderson, Cardepss Jan II. with sugar.
10 Albert Horn The had heavy weather the entire pas
been \ days n of Hatteras
Bark James Davis (of Brook baven Farchlj New Or.
leans ii days with sugar ond mol Jonas Co
Had heavy weather.
Brig Queen Of the West (Brl, spohn Havana Jan n with
sugar, &c 10 VIM Nelson Son. Experienced heavy
weather of The cape and much Northery winds Jan ~
a. Ion 20 spoke bark Greeshed (of SOUTHPORT
weston for Liverpool
Brig A Chapman ('r) SpesrYser, Fortune Bay NE IL
days with herring 10 master Had heavy weather Sailed
in company with schr John Bsnsoo for Boston SYork
Schr lerov, Osborn, Norfolk, 2days.
fcbr howard Bowen. Nc rfoik, 8 days
Sshr Anna Cole Crowler Virginia.
Scbr Golden Gate, Weeks, New London.
Steamer Boston, sellew PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Westchester. Clark. Providence.
SAILED.
Ships sam Russell, Hong Hong: Benz Adams Ldverpoo
Charles Jane Havana; Realm New Orleans Dawn
Buenos Ayres. Nord America Hsml Hamburg Psmphylia
Csrdenss; schr Wing OF the Wind Port au Plat.
Aso. steamships Star of the South Savannah:
Norfolk &c ships American Eagle. London Ese Runcks
am) and Rudolph ham, do; barss Clara winiso- Port
Prince Mshon williamson st Mchaes scbr Saxon Port
Prince.
Wind during the day W, fresh
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Movements I'm Real Estate

The following GALES OF real estate made Yesterday
by auction at the Merchants Exchange and brought re-
nnsIksble prices for the tines
ny Bloocier, Son d Co
lot corner I'd and 35th st 24siixI6. 80 400
lots adjoining same size, each. ............ 1850
lot southwest corner ID and SD st. c05xso 1850
lot adjoining, on the avenue, 2cxso. $500
I do. do. xso.............. 1,Teo
2 do. 60. 2oxso, each ........ 1850
l LOT adjoining, fronting SD ST.. on which arc four
small houses size of iot 30xi0t b............. lAJb
CO.., III Cedar St, Sue IS . and IL 10 xec7 .ss 900
Store and lot ITO Liberty $500
By r m LUdlols q Go.
Five story building a. Wall St, near William, 222
and ~ sJsas and SOL subject 10 dover, &c. e6 600
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TELEGRAPHIc

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 10 1855.
Alta meeting o. the stockholders Of tae Pennsyivara
Bals announced that Mr.. Allbone has assigned mis-
property for the benea Of the bank resolution for
Assignment by the bank adopted, Also reso
luton ensuing Prosiden; Allbone an3 Daniel Deal
ooadrg Together In the mmon puoder Of the bsns,
desiring that whatever punishment the criminal law
niiiots 90 such dishonesty should be enforced.
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fnn IN HrE1SG Siir.-Dctweea and 10 O'Clock last
nFht hre Uncovered the lar o. the warehouse
No Buriing slip kept by VIM. Haisey Co. wholesale
dealers in all kinds Of scds The 6re,nen were early n
abe premises and stopped fe from spreading beyond
che cesr. Upon examination the Ere wss caused
by the spontaneous combustion Of carbOy ~ acid
which extended tberefrom one tao others The
destruction Of these osroys about all the damage
done
ClrT DKs denies por amptory tha, be ever made use
81 the language vith regard 70 the detective sgoa atir
tuted 10 him by thai bo1y
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TIE $50 600 SARsAPARILJA VERpIcT.-The Rev.
g Howard writes 20 the Chicago Journal chat the
rut FOR this large amount brought BY The heirs on
the ground Of alleged fraud the part Of DR. Townsend
w the transfer of accounts, and certain msrepresents
tOne by which the estate lost this enormous sum The
pretended that ought 20 nay n, and have been
called upon 70 10 And no blame ever attached 70
me ~ the matter
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VALENTINES

VALENTINES,
VALENTINES At PANIC PRICES
Those no intend oh the good old OF
inE Valentines on the Ii'h stould call in time
STRONG VALENTINE HEADQUARTERS,
No. o. Nassau street,
And look At the
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
Which must he sold
At AN ENORMOUS SACRIFICE
Pity dollar Valentines
Forty dollar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10,
1bfy dollar Observation-Disclosures. 10.
Twenty dollar Observation-Disclosures. 3
And Nalfntnes OF the elegant and tasteful de-crp
.ions almost GlVEN AWAY,
Now H. be time while a choice he mtie 90
10 Headquarters and do be deceived old
kTRHNC'S the assortment u
FRESH, FEW, ELEGANT AID CHEAP
And all tastes and pockets may he suited Lose tins.
for tho rush j. increasing. T. ", STKoNG,
Importer and manufa OF Valentines eS Nassau
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. IU-B p. N.
AsFFS.-The sales embraced about rs bbs pots at &c.
pearls were quiet.
PrEADsrrrs.-Flour-Tbe market dull and sales
moderate, being chiefly confined 10 the local Eastern
trade The sales embraced about bbls., at about the
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Obituary.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Judge FpwARp g DUNCAN DID a: bis .es.ieace 4
Ciarki hnry Va Oh tn 9Th nstan,
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1853

65c The receipts a. the Busson River drove yard Tor
The week epdipg February 10, were by yrie Rairoad
to72; Hudson River Railroad i,a72 Camden and Anooy
Railroad, s25-to,al, 1863.
RECAPIrUL ALTON.
The total receipts Of all stocks t all the yards for the
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IND GRAIN IN JANUARY, 1855
TpEIg SOURCES.

The Galena and Chicago Railroad Company
brought into Chicago about one-half of the aggre-
gate receipts Of grain at that port during the month
In other words the Galena and Chicago Railroad
transported 10 that market as much grain as all the
other roads combined. The local business of that
road is immense. II traverses section of country
thckly populated and highly cultivated, and as its
connections west of the Mississippi river are extend
ed into the heart Of Iowa and Minnesota it must
form the trunk line for an immense territory.
The Newark 44drerfissr gives the annexed state
ment Of a recent trial of a coal burning engine
an excursion trip was recently made to New Eruus-
wirk 10 test the new coal burning locomotive, A. Ia
briskc on the New Jersey road. The engine fine one
- the rt class. weighing - ious the cylinders
inches, and was built by Wu Mason 4 Co. OF Taunton
Mas. Tho boiler Is known as the 'Boardman boiler
being " second The road The Gre chamber In this
boNcr W very copacops, and the firing placed in n YER
teal Instead ~ horizontal position !. h claimed as
chef merit That De combustion IL 20 perfect 70
The smoke, and thus obviae the nuisance Of smoke
ard sparks Atetton was, therefore, particularly direct
ed ~ this aDd. with the exception Of light iet Of smoke
~ shout Ten seconds wherever the fire was renewed with
fuel, which ~ss Cumberland coal, neither sparks nor
srocke ssuct from the Pipe with which the locomotive
provided The trip ~ 62 mlss 10 Ne~ Brunswick and
back again 20 Jersey CITY including stop of an hour at
New prurs-ick, effected with fey pounds oyer one
ton Of coal and at an expense OF 10 cens per mile The
- he about l. cents per mile This would he saving Of
~ SO IN each Trip, about 81 500 per annurn in running
che trsu There Difficulty in keeping no steam
% pressure Of lie pounds with train of eight cars
81 an average running speed Of forty five miles hour
w running While passing down the grade bet veen New
Brunswick and Railway. the hremen found necessary
70 open The doors frequently 10 prevent the elevation Of
steam above the point Indicated.
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but parties wishing to do so pay the whole in at
and receive their bonds and after the 18TH
instant.
The Assistant Treasurer reports today as fol
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PRICE FOUR CENTS
IIlfs nf.r INN pnITI

fvp gold gusrd and ch.ns 10 80 % each
Uold Iocseta bracelets hrooches drops hress psn
Gun pns feeye buttons rings shirt studs wach hey Fou
from ~ cents ~ SIS each.
immediately ON The receipt Of the subscription money me
sunfcr5ers name viii he entered our suoecr,p,on
bookoppose number and the rft corresponding VIVID ns
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