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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10
ana ,,,.n.,s Railroad.

We publish to-day the result of the cleo
ton of Directors for this railroad, held on
Wednesday, with the annual report Of the
President, Hon. Samuel Hall. We would
invite the attention Of our readers to this re-
port. 1t exhibits fourishing condition of
the road in every particular. Yesterday the
cars were to have made thei first trip over
the Patoka Bridge, an event looked fer with
much pleasure by those interested in the
road. The work beyond is going ahead
with vigor, and the road will undoubtedly be
completed to vincennes by the FIRST of next
July.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

Hoes.-We hear of no movement in hogs,
and the market is firm at st cents net. On
the Frankfort railroad ] $50 were received
last night, and We learn that all the pens
are full to overlooking, there being more hogs
in the city than was ever known before.
The weather turned cold last night, and by
to night we have no doubt that $4,000 hogs
will be slaughtered. The receipts al Ma
dison up TO Saturday night were 43.4Oi, about
double the receipts. OF the corresponding
period last year. Lou. Cor. sh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

At a meeting Of the Board of Directors
held at the Office of the company on Wednes-
day evening, the 9th inst. the following
officers were unanimously reelected to serve
for the ensuing year, viz:
Hon. SAMUEL HALL, President; j
JOHN IKGLE, Jr., Secretary;
WIN. ]. BALL, Chief Engineer.
The President presented to the Board the
following report of the condition and pros
poets Of he road:
OFFICE OF E. and I. r. r. CO., J
Evansville, Dec. 9Th. ls52.{
To the Stockholders and Directors Of the Exams
viils and Illinois Railroad:
Since my last annual report the ROAD has
been finished from Evansville to Princeton,
and cars have been raining daily over the
line since early in April last.
On the 18th OF last March the grubbing,
grazing and bridging of the road from Prince
ton to Cotdmbia was placed 'r'nder contract.
The work is now ione-the iron falkland
cars are daily passing over il.
Early in July last the grubbing and grading
of that portion of our road lying Between
Columbia and Vihcennes, embracing some
hrrvy earth work, and the building q bridge
across White River was let out. TIE work
is more than two-thirds done, and it is be-
leved:t will be fully completed in the course
Of two months.
The btidge across White River has been
prosecuted with greatvigilance. The enter
prising contractor, Mr.. Sutphen, is entitled
to much credit for the manner he has carried
forward the work. Unless an uhuscal rise
of water shall prevent it, he will have the
bridge completed by the middle of February.
The iron TO complete the road to Vinccnnes
has been purchased, and /; now in progress
of delivery. II is now rendered almost GER
tain that the road over the entire distance
from Evansville to Vincennes will be CON-
Pieted by the first of July next.
The business done ON the finished part of
tie road fully comes up to the expectation
Of its'alost santuine friends. The receipts
for transportation from the LIST of January
last (wben the read was finished to within
five miles Of 'Princetor) 10 the 3Otb day oil
Septs mber, the close Of our fscal year, were
as follows:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

New YEARS AppREss.-We give the poets
of this neck of woods three days longer to re-
port to us New Years address. After that
time our carriers win look abroad for raw
material. we are to much inclined to ex.
umining accounts about these days to at
tempt poetry. Necessity makes u prefer
counting monies to counting the MUSES..
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PREP ARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

PREP ARE FOR THE HOLLIDAYSI
TINE STORE Of the unde r5igned is now fully sup.
piled with full assortment OF fresh TOYS, crecy
from the East Her large 1rtment on hand Comprises
the finest collection Of Fancy Toys before offered to
this community. These Toys will te sold at the forrest
pr;ees, and from their beauty and novelty solicit
ination. ~
ALSO Candies and Coafectionaries at wholesale and
retail Parties be supplied with all kinds Of Confec
tionares, Cakes, Nps, traits, tke., c She soieits
the attention Of families and dealers to examination
of her stock of Toys, &c.
LOUISA KOLLENBERG
dac6. Main b, Mxe First and Second.
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CALIFORNIA AND OREGON BOOK
STOHE

UST received, In addition u our former stock. a
Complete assortment of eli The school Books now In
use througho az WestMhch will furnish to teach
eTs and doale the lowest prices. Also large variety
of Miscellaneous WORKS. New Novels. Blark Books Of
Papers. plain and fancy Nots Paper nd Envelopes.
black blue and rcd Ink Steel peus Quills Penholdrs.
&c &C. together with all other Articles belonging TO the
trade 7. CONYNGIIGN d CO.
decS tsrr.r Min and First sta.
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At an election for thirteen Directors Of the
Evansville and Illinois Railroad Company,
held at the Court House in Evansville on
the 9Th December, 1862, pursuant to previous
notice, (being the first election since the
consolidation of said company with the Wa
bash Railroad Company to serve for the
ensuing year, the following gentlemeA were
duely elected. viz: rer--ry
,fioA SAMUEL Halt, Gibson county;
JOHN SuAHKLrY, Esq, vanderburgh county;
JAMES LAUGHLIN, Jr., do;
DIR. GEO. B. WALKEE, do;
JAMES G.. JONES, do;
john M.-ETocKwELL, do;
SAMUEL ORR, do;
ALAHsoN WARNER, do;
HORACE B. SHEPARD, Knox county;
Thomas MARKS, Sullivan county;
JOSEPH GRAY, ..s do;
CHAuncEY Rose, Vigo county;
AUSTIN M. PUETT, Parke county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

NJ Hogs to the humber of thirty or thirty
FIVE thousand will be slaughtered here this
season. The business will increase from year
to year. Three large establishments are in
operation, besides some private slaugtering.-
indianapolis State Journal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

TIE OLDEST PRrsTER.-The Oldest living
printer in the United States is man named
Carly, in Yorkville, s.. q. He worked with
Ben Russell on the Boston Sentinel over
half a century ago, and he yet sets type
by candle light, and is 81 years Of age.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

UThe Evansville Weekly Times of yes
terday, announces the connection of Mr.. w
6. DeGaris. as associate editor of that paper
with Mr.. Brewer. We have no personal &C.
quaintence with Mr.. DeGaris but wish him
a good tine of il in his new house and new
connectio ns. - t-a so
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

6T'rhe Times of Thursday recommends
Judge Lockhart to the consideration of the
Legislature of this State. for the United
States Senate! That will do. Mr.. Brewer
il Untitled to "the horns.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

ArcIIor. The fast Shanee'tt those Rich
Dry Goods at Woolsey 6, Nelson's. Water
street, this morning at 81 o'clock. Those in
want of really choice goods at their own
prices wilt be on hand
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

!: " Mr. Ephraim Lane, an old and respect
able citizen of Jefferson county. indiana,
was mortsily wounded in Madison, few
days ago, BY falling through hatchway.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

0TGas pipes are being laid along Main
street opposite the Journal Office. Mr..
Keats, superintendent of the operations, lie
certainly prosecuting this business vigorous
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10
pAGUERRfOTYPFS.

THE undersigned respectfully announces .hs. he VII
remain in this city short time. and viii he harp,
u receive at his room. such ladies and gentlemen
desire Likenssses OF themselves friends children,
neatly executed and loekcls. breast pin finger
rngs or plain and fancy cases. Ia the very bes. style
Ladies and gentlemen are invited 10 cali aid. examine
specimens and assured that picture Is allowed 10
pass from his unless IL Is every particular
tlfsly satisfactory n the sitter well as the Artist.
Rooms in Fosters building, formerly occupied By
Webster G: Miles. rdecln1 r. J. CHAPMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10
To REAL ESTATEBUYE
r uhRRET,r. CATR0 ILLINOIS

w. =. HANRLII| CAIRO, ILLI OIS,
ITAs authority 10 sell TWENTY ACRES OF LAND
IL lying within the cit, limits ~ Cairo. The Land is
staated two miles lire wos,. frsin the Junction Of
the rivers and thirty rods from be Illinois Csntrs Rail-
road contract for building lcvee around tbs laud
exsts. and rs IFS ulihinet reels whme Ut almost
hausicss ability fear Of fsilure in this behaf be
reasonably entertained IL half the expectations en'er.
tae. Is Of pecpie concerning CARR.
allied within years tht faal win be directly in the
centre of the city
IT TTitle fson the Government. Terms easy.
Cairo illinois, sov rs 15Js 1dct3-ni
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10
nLAcKSn1I1T WANTED.

A BLACKSMITH of good character for sicadiness
and capable of doing lair county work, can fnd a
permanent situation witt TIC undersigned, and good
wages GUARANTEED Apply Immediately In person or ty
I, ter 10 THOMAS T. GCNNELL. .
decitf .NewLurgL. lndiaIa.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10
INDIANA. KENTUCKY & ILLINOIS
BOOK STORE

TUST received full supply Of Blank Book, Lcdscr,,
d Journals DC. for single aud doub,c entry blank
Meuorard books, DC.
unrulsd-
Also new stocks Of Miscellaneous Books. school
and toy books music books. dc.
Ais, assortment of Catholic books, Douoy Bibles.
Ursulne Man aals, &c.
Aud rarriy Of Episcopal Prayer books and rich gilt
and clasp Bibles, various Sizes aud bindings.
And q. general assortment Of everything In the book
and stationary line, all OF which will tv sold nj the low
est rates at Wholesale retail purt hasers.
noy3uo RATHEONE & WHEELER.
No. I. Fosters Hin,k.
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Profits, =

It is matter ofjust commentator to those
having tIat branch of the business under
their immediate charge. that though the train
has made regular trips ever since the cars
were Erst placed on the track, not single
human being his lost life or limb from any
accident connected with running the train.
The financial affairs of the company TO the
list of October. 1889, will appear from the
following exhibit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

DECBIvEn BY tho steamer Empire -. "a.
u ~ boxers EaiSns; lc half hoxea df..J. cask Cur
rants; bbls Oranges bbl seftshsi Amcnas; !. boxes
Lemons; do Nutmegs. u, ~
dcc4-1m THOMAS i.EADEN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

VARIETIES -Readen.has gone harrois of superior
Z. y large SIZE Pinkcye Potatoes. Also Green Apples
Walnu;s and hazel Nuts. Also, some Popa Heads for
cleaning windows ceilings rayr3Ces. and Mocha and
kio Co.ee; lea, Sugar and Spices; Soap and Candles
and assortment OF Winter BooIs ara SHOES.
.dee4lm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10
HAkre 2Rp FIRE INsysANcE co.

GAflcOlaI, IONNESl lSCI
IscoRfoRArEc lelu.-CEAErrg PcsprrcAr.
81 CapI S2500o0Subser1sd CaSf $50, 900.
fy,HIS long established ard well knswn lnsiitution
l. has tr ns.cied most extensive Insurance business
for than forty yeara, throughout the ULisd staies
and tie Brliah North American provinces has aimed
50 secuyelubce Etdsee By en- bon orable and faithful
fultiment Of its eontrseis and the uwnsr. Of property
are all fair clons for loss unds its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid Public
Building. Manufacturer, NILS Machinery. Dwelling
Houses, storss, Merchandise. Household FURNITURE,
Vessels the stocks while In pert. Ore &c. will
insured At rates rs low as the risk will ad I.e fol
lowin;, gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. HUNTINGTON. President
ALpIRr Day, CALVIN DAY.
JAMES GcorwIy, IoB ALLgS,
nEszY KExrY, CHARLES J. Russ.
CHARLES TAYLOR, Ssoretary.
CHsprosnER c. LyaAs, Assistant Sce',. g..
TFApplestionS Tor insurance mar be made to
ISAAC A. CRANE. Hsent,
deco Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10


~xs.,y> EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HOSOR.-The
slXcregular meetings OF this Temple held every
ssS7EsE: ThursI,, Evening the Insurance Office
Water st. orieers for the present terms W. Meyers.
W 1T: J. c. Henson, P. w. C.. T.. w. IS Tilsston,
w. w: w. y. Wright. w. r.; T. Fletcher " a. X.
F. Kassler. W. F. r.; IT Walker, W. Tr D. w. For.
rest W. T.. G. Costing W. D. T.. 3. T. Hord, W. G
W. Holden, W. S. BY ordor OF ~. c. T.
noro7 WIN. WRIGHT, w.R.
FIaEdES'S GRAND FESTIVAL.
The members Of Neptune Fire Engine and Hose Com
parry will give Tee Party at Fosters Rail. en- Thurs
day evening" Dee - le52. Also, viii hold eirstcond
annual ssires. at the place. On Friday evening
being Christmas Eve. Preparations being made on
extensive scale The proceeds 20 be applied tcwari
the purchsse Of new ergine and arraretus.
ALLEN c. HALLoCk,a
h Is. INSES, Committee
=. CUPpLES. 81
WELL WALKER. Arrangements.
nov25 Gee. FOSTER.
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JOHN C.. MATritEWs.
WIN n G. A Il FACT IL y,

Sycamore ST, bfispseh Water and First Streets.
fINHE subscriber has established Vinegar Factory al
Il Messrs. 2.hn & Wiinans Liquor Store, - the
above location where families and dealers in,y obfsn
the best quality OF Vinegar a. less than Cincinnati prices
His Vine will be equal TO lac best manufactured 10
West. He invites the attention o. The public hts
manufaetory. tdec3eml =. c. MATTHEWS
Hsrper's Magazine for December. j.
HARPrR FOR DECEMBER. being hrs. number CT
l. new Volume, iust received. Subscriptions
l.tiled BY dee 2 hATHBoNE & WHEELER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10
coRllNnR,a Ikortrsr

-. CORlNER'3 LARGEST
1H1Sis 10 certify that all inqaest was held be.ofe re
Il ON the 2sth day of November .l652, al Brown.ns
MIL in Yanderbureh county lad. Scout towns ip
body there found. which could not be described
There found half worn silk hat, snun colorsd
pilot coat pocket kniss pair OF glasses. and 81
cen lin silver. fdeci Avn yNo. TRlBLE, CIV. C..
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TO I.l.r

TINE THIED LOFT In Ladi's Store on FRS. 81
l. between Main and Sycaa.ore is to let on
BILE terms Enquire on the premises OF
decd I'm MEkRIrT, FIELD H. co.
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LATE ARRIYA1

go. LATE ARRIVAL. sals y
~ BGS Fresh Garden seeds sale n. Wholesale,
J. = fcrwsch viii take haes. feathers. white beans
bceswax. venson, chickens, Orc, in exeharse. -
dee4 3m THOMAS nEADEN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

A FEW moro numbcr. Of Esrpers Magazine Tor No
"A VIC mber Jus. received and fer sale by -
novso 7. CONVICTION q CO.
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w ANTEn.

D tho advertiser, sinart. industrious young man.
IL Office clerk and bar keeper. To one n the EioHI
srRirE good situation AMI good wages will be given
Enquire at this Office. fdeeltsj
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

FOR SALE,
EEERSL Of the eligible locs tons for ressdereet
~ IL the upper enlargement If the city. s-.r
lsc Lots 81 sizes aid prices Ia suit purchaser In tho
southern C Enlargement. JNO. J. CHANDLER,
hosI' II Zeal Estate Agent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-10

On BIS: Green Cheese iust received per steamer
~ Empire State, a.
tscklm ISAAC HEIMAN's
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-13
LOVE TO GOD.

We seem to want some ether word by
which 70 denote our supreme regard for God
than that which expresses our affection to
creatures. When we speak OF loving Him, it
is passion: divine love is q principle. 1t
arises from an apprehension OF his adorable
pcriectons. especially as they are displayed
IN the Great work oi redemption. without
which it is impossible for a sinner to love him
There ! Il >rn,,biity Of feeling in crca-
lrrc, love- which is no proper standard OF our
love to God. This. depending much upon
the condition and state Of the animal spirits
/, different IN different persons. and i'll the,
same persons at different times. Ii is varia-
bic a. the weather anI Indeed Is often affect
ed hv the weather and 4 thousand local cir
cumstanrcS no more III our power than the
clouds that fly over our heads. 1t is no I'M
common thing 10 ud &c more f.yonhlv of
ourselves on this point on bright summer
day, and while contemplating beautiful
prospect than in Tie gloom Of winter or the
hurry Of Chcap>ile The high affection OF
some people may be compared to the sum
mcr's brook after ha>tv ram which is full
and noisy for little time but soon become,
dry. Bat true divine love is Ike river
which always runs. though not of equal depth
~
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MORAL g. RELIGIOUS.
LOOKING FOR HAPPINESS.

Step INTO the street and ask the first man
YOU meet what he is thinking about and if he
answers you correctly. it will be- tut,ire li;sp-
pincss. or that which he thinks will promote
his happiness SO Of the thousands who pass
Won DAY hv day. One inquire>-llow can
cA"!atr gold : Ano hcr-llow shall ac-
our" fans thirt-What hall | 40 to
obtain the good will and respect OF mankind:
But Jew IuGccd-not one III Il thousand per-
ha,> would max" the inqury-where can
find virtue How can obtain true religion ::
where IS God and heaven? Among the count
less throng who are searching for happiness,
scarcely one is looking in the right place and
asking of the correct source. The tinsel and
clare of the world-tS gold and its ambition
#rce people on in the intricate and thornv
paths Of life anti they become disguised and
painfully declare there is no happiness here.
All, if they but sought for virtue and heaven,
We should hear less complaints, and life. in
stead Of being a wcarisomc abode. would he
tie glorious prelude to a blessed and eternal
existence.
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Winter Arrangement, l95I
Sullivan Railroad Notice.

G"afj,'i"n ~ III EaIrog %. G,,ro.r-
E'.r. Tar"uqa Ji'om tn. H.. H., ~
.'ois>i"rg. ~. 10 N.or I.,l- '.~,c. d.,.'.
DA>>fAnI.E> leave -. I"hn>i ANY - :. , - g..
Il >a.-.a: aui ". N.u!,y Pain :;i> = , a.
Springfield: .:.,i ...7..," IN New IL e.; sru
l.;1Tca: H. ru,. "a, Ter q; .l: .,,. ...
rye in Nrw ! ri 4, II NJ
I've New r~k II \ ". din. - S..riucf, o.
I4I~ai \. .hiiu>hHrv same ,,crug
IN : '..t' only direct Railway r'ufc I" - E
t''i, K FROM N"r.h'ru y. IIaml'-iirc. I-..-
Vermont. and IL" ,iir'-t route fr, III the Nn-. Ii
:" Saratoga. &c va Brll'W> Falls and Eur..r5
Passengers leaving \. L.hn~ialrv II ! go e.
lilo Nl:. >i.yin ana connecting E,e4,i> :,,rr,,
i''-i'l al Is" and -" T. NJ. commenting - T..
r. III with IT, trains for Nurc--,,.r A. .,a; g..
ton Tor Lowell. Lawrence and salem.
Fare The same ~ hv anv other route.
Passengers leave. E'->IuIl. Fi-chll.rrh Dew. .
SO AMI Il. Via Sullivan and arrive al -, J,rt,. d.
~ and intermediate Stations soon ~ tx M oil -
r"n,e. Freight Trains each WY ,i.ilv.
H. \ GAGE. Sul't sullivan T.. T.
t"rl s''1rn. y. H.. -lag :. ISL. 7csart
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For the Ga.ed.n;an.
kOSSUTH AND LIBERTY.
81 .. W. II kNER.

Welcome brave kossuth-welcome 70 our >hores-
Round thee. each patriot spirit proudly soar>-
"e welcome tfee-hold champion Of human ri ghts,
Bright star Of EUrope's dark. oppressive night
q glorious Libcrtv-high Heavens beque>t-
l. mt Uy your fires in every human breast
ioir >tardard bearer. clothed with genius might
nawcd, stands forth, to battle for the right
In wallmg tones, from Europes prison walls,
Conscience for retributve justice calls
There Co>sack rule, vet red with martyrs blood;
Now deSccrates the laws Of Natures God.
Now Secthing fires Of patriotic flame.
Shake to the center. Eurole's despot frame
There mpiouS tvrant- cling TO tott'rins thrones.
And Heaven weeps. while 'iod'S own image q, ans
o Liberty tioIdess Of celestial birth
tAncrca. thine only sphere on EARTH
/ TO thee the suffering millions loudly cry
From thee their cXilcd chief. seeks reply
Though Thy southern realm, one curse remains,
ind human nature wri,hc>, in errors chains;
! ct trembling nations hail thy mighty power,
IL tnI- portcn.oU>, agoll!ling hour.
Dark shadows fiji DER Danuhe's pell>ive flow
The Christians Alma Mater, sits in Voc,
Shall Gods eternal laws he d:,rkly yelled.
And christian truths by antichrist a>sailei?
The iitfu hour shall p9ss-lnan vet be hle>:-
The star OF hone now gis the broad. free west
Thy mission. Justice Liberty and Truth.
Thrice welcome to thee. Magyar-brIvc ko>>uth.
Newton trrucr. Mas.