New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
,p e 2so THOUSAND DOLLARS

SsrVEE PER CENT MORTGAGE and CONVERT.
ne BONDS Of the EVANSVILLE and ILLINOIS
hsoIs RIILROAD, commencing at the city Of Evans
- laSsns on the Ohio River extends up the Wabash
- nd will connect less directly with all the
1890. Converting at indianapolis the Capital Of the
~ important link in the central line of Railroads
~ Hothern Lakes with the Southern seaboard The
his cham of roads is either already in operstien
- irs completion, excepting the Henderson and Nash
eF r. TO which sufficient amount OF stock has been
nas.,ibed 70 insue its early construction.
- main trunk OF the T. and r. r. reaches from Evans
III 70 Tene Haute, distance OF l07 miles, and the
,ssny authorized also TO construct divergent line from
=, al Of the main trunk direct to Indian spos It in
leo TO complete the De 70 Terre Hsute where it
m pteect the Tene Bsute and Indianapolis and the Tee
p.sts apd ST Louis Roads
lie presut issue Of Bonds provides FOR the completion
- sapjpnent Of the first section Of the road extending
IN Evaa.ve 70 Vincennes distance Of 81 miles where
nps the Ohio ard Mississippi Railroad The Engineers
Of the cost Of this section ready for the cara DO not
'',ossse 5000 per mile
M. tbsD one half the distance 2l miles s finished and
s~e,sfu operation it's earnings being than enough
,.y he interest tn. Bonds offered The residue
sssy under contract being let ii miles extending TO
Eb River will be completed In time to secure the early
~ upess and the remainder during the ensuing winter
- pnDs The Iron for the whole Isl m,s has been pur-
Ss,1 and considerable portion IL now going forward
X. ontrscts have all been made below the estimates
m. means the disposal Of the Company applicable TO
A, obstruction and equipment Of this section OF the road,
q, a hllcws-
snsI Subscriptions. .$345SOo
Espibrs to let April from transportation and othsr
sources IooeO
rsspt issue of Bonds. $4,000
Evansville the depot of the Southern trade Of the Wa
III Valley and Of Green River Kentucky is the most
pSy gOw1Dg city in Indiana and now contains 900 IN
lsbtaBs The population has doubled, and the taxable
s,orsTfy ebed In six years The arrivals and departures
esboats its wharfin 1851, 1893 The Wabash
he most fertile Of all the Western vales, aud produces
re Corn and Hogs than the in any other section
fine country 1t also marked out By nature as great
routs 10 travel
M. ocsop Of the f. l. r. r. guards IT against compe
tou or the through travel of vast region OF country in
md adjacent the lower Ohio while It's ocsl busnss
must be sufficient TO well support the road When com
ped 10 VDcennes it viii give cut of railroad route
hom The Ohio at Evansville 10 the Mississippi at st. Louis
Al W miles against the present veT route OF SO miles aud
Eon Evansville TO Cincinnati Of 24 miles against the pre-
nt OF g. miles Ia either ease, the distance
viii be performed In less than onethird the time now re-
wTss Bonds are for 900 each redeem.be lst January
1872 principal and interest payable at the Phenx Bank In
the Coupons for the latter LIST January and
In Juy They are convertible into stock up 3Oth April
ISL ard are secured by first and only mortgage the
ssehises and appurtenances The mortgage also
he real estate Purchased by the Company for depo &C.
which cost sl0ocO and Is now worth more
The Trustees for the bordholders Evan r. Bebb and
Jobp A Sanford Of the city Of New-Yolk.
Sealed proposals for the whole any part OF these Bonds
endorsed Proposals for Evansville and Illinois X
Bordsn VIII be received at the office OF CaMMANN,
WbIfEHOUSE co, No. % Waist, until O'Clock on
he 10th day OF June inst, when they Will be absolutely
fspssed Of to The highest bidder
PAYMENT will be required follows ~ per cent on no
nce on August the whole be paid al any earlier
period desired by the purchaser The interest to accrue TO
The Purchaser from toe date of payment
Printed Exhibits of the road, &c with map showing It's
ocp and connections can be obtained application st
the aboyenamed Office JOHN INGLE, Jun,
Secretary and Financial Agent L. 4 l. r. II. Co.