The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

ere On the OAio-to NashviIle The gaps in she
railways from IndiAnspohs 70 ClnsinpssI snd TO
Lsie Erie win soon be completed. Meantime,
they are ntereetiDg Indiana with railroads IN every
direction, and making IL resemble spidets web
There 10 scarcely road in the State that averages
over Sll 900 mile cost, expenses OF egaipmen1
included 50 level 10 the eountry; and the proa 0,
these roads are almost incredible The kaaison and
Indiana polls Railroad has divided for the last tso
years, ten per cent, and hos surplus OF 800 wv
The Clese Gland and Pitteburg Railroad divided fonr-
teen cent last year. and the short arm from TINS
point TO Evansville will divide eight 70 ben per cens
this year-the frat Of its existence Ins--soia-
mon none OF bulldog railr0 ads in this seo.
ton 10, for the inhabitan.s, where the capital
Is not easily 0bsainable from other Bonrces, 10 Lax
themselves the requisite amount TO accomplish the
object. fastern capital, l find, ia not slow IN
Swapping up the bonds or stock Of Wetera rail-
roads. Then there Is Illinois, with her network OF
iron roads, and her neigbbors, VOC, arc not much
behind her in their plans for opening eomnnn'ea-
and Illinois, destined be the centre Of popnla
tion of this country. aud must become the g arden
spots OF the Union for cultivation, for the simple
reason that the soil is from two to twenty feet deep,
and almost every foot Of it is capable OF spade Gull
ture. All they want new is q complete system OF
railroads, and people win seek homes within their
borders.
Throughout all the free States Of tho West there
10 great demand for female labor, but no. here Il
there greater demand for 1t than in this thriving
and growing village. House girls, nurses, cooks,
and wAsberwomen, can get from five 10 seven
dollars month, according 10 their proficiency ami
in few years, be able TO begin Bis on their own
account, il they are economical Fer twenty-five or
thirty dollars girl can leave New York and reach
this village IN four days. She has only TO take her
| passage IN New York for Cinoinna,i which will
| tost her $40. At Cincinnati she can take New
Orleans IT Louis boat and for four OF dollars,
10 will be Landed at Evansville, whence by railway
she can reach this place for dollar Tn,s esti-
mate is for iirstolass passengers She can come rs
second class passenger for less money. Why viii
| not some OF Jour New York working women pack
up and to this portion Of country, whore they
! can get immediate employ ment instead Of ooopiog
themselves up 10 garrett 10 yonr city, and making
sbiIss at ten eents piece, With rain 10 their health
no tbs fear Of starvation before their eyes Here
| hey will never etarve. kind people, Injured 20
hardship, inha0t this ccnntry sud IN their esfina-
| iion, labor il digniied Let your industrious,
honest, and virtuous working women come, tsen,
| to the West, and seek labor in the Kitchens and
houses Of Western people, and they viii soon grow
rich and take their places amongst those whom they
once hon0raby served. Male labor is just mach
in demand as that Of females. Good hands can ge'
from ten TO fifteen dollars q month.