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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-04
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The Printers all over the country rest
from their usual labo.s to-day. Our faithful
hands will not be an exception to the rule.
No work will be done in the Journal Office
to-day, consequently the Daily Journal will
not be Issued tomorrow.
"Now-A-DAYs! r--That expression
forms regular advertisement mt in to-day's pa
per. 1t was sent US by our agent in New
York. aud we know nothing more Of its
meaning than the mass of our readers. We
presume, however, some of them will under
stand it..
We are informed by an officer Of La
masco, that Charley Anderson did not COM
mence the fight in Lamasco, to which we al
luded yesterday. An Englishman was boast
ing he could whip any man in America, when
Charley pitched into him, and made him soon
cry "enough." Charley afterwards had a
ct. Smith was arrested and fined for com
mencing the muss. This is as it was told US.
- to-day prove as hot as the several
days previous, number Of deaths may be an
ticipaIed, as consequence of heat and dssi-
patton. We advise temperance on the part
Of all, but at the same time we know such ad-
vice is useless.
The little packet White River ar.
rived from Green river early yesterday morn
ing with full load oftobacco and other pro.
duce.
The new packet "Mans6eld" was
down on Sunday with the mail, in place Of
the Crystal Palace. The Mansfield 10 q new
boat, neatly furnished and commanded by
first rate officers. She will run regularly in
the St. Louis trade during the low water.
The fast Prairie City passed down
yesterday for st. Louis. She had large
freight, and is one Of the best low water boats
in the trade.
The universal favorite steamer Crys
tai Palace has been Withdrawn from the Lou
isville and ST. Louis Mail Line, and will run
hereafter in the New Orleans mail and pas.
scnger trade, commanded by Capt. VIM. J.
Kountz. The Palace 10 one of the finest
steamboats, on the Western waters, and pre-.
SCENTS rare Inducements to the travelling pub
lie. Her Ulcers are all first class gentlemen
and understand their business. Their atten.
tions to the press Of this city has been gen.
erous and as functual as her trips. The Pal
ace passed here yesterday morning.
- The Fashion arrived from st. Louis
yesterday morning in good time. Sand bars
don't stop her. She will be down again day
after tomorrow for st. Louis.
ia, fine packet J. G. Cline will b.
down this morning for st. Louis. She is ar
excellent boat, and travellers will find cleve
officers on board and good fare. Capt. Hit'
10 in command.
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CLKRK's OFFICk. SUPREME COURT.

JUNE sTH. 1884.
TIME Supreme Court have dreesd me to publish the
- loving statement and rules.
That pending nearly 500
some Of them have been aadns thus the docket B
years
The rule fs permit Submission with leave brief
sixty days u ouad operate uriouslyin
stances when the period has elapsed the stands submitted
without brief
The preiudiciai 70 the business
OF court ssd the safety Of records under
hem taken and kept for mouths and year There
100 records now In that OF them fear
% lost
To remedy these svshe wing
All ubued under the rule giving leave he brief
81 days sh. stand dismissed 10 the brief not sled with
the clerk within that time.
On the call Of the docket each every filed
prior the t day Of such and not submitted sba
be dismissed the OF the bringing the
less such call the be submitted printed brief
The 3st rule allowing be submitted With leave
bref In 20 days hereby modified apely only
filed within prior the first day OF the
aud ell filed thaa 30 before the frat day
term Be submitted ony printed brief tiled at the time
Of submission under the 25th rule.
Causes submitted undsr the 60 day rule shall not be dstrhu
ted 70 the Judges till sftsr.ths. so days expire.
cut OF the hands Of the s whom they sOtssd
fro. the clerk upon the pay ment Of proper ees.
The 18th rule 10 recnded and the clerk Is directed keep
the record permit inspection Of Them In his Once
payment o. prrper ices 90 furnish copies.
lis ordered BY the that records properly
the Clerks once Be returned the cstdy Crk the
Supreme Court in so days.
jsls-dGwu wM. B. BEACH. Cih Sup Court.
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M c LEANS VOLCANIC OFT

nNHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
i has performed AFTER all other remedies had failed.
Eminent that wili cure Chronic or innsnmsio khsu.
ms'i:m Paralysis stiffness " we.kress In the Joins.
N:n or .
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumpe, ked
Breas,s Sore Nipples, Bites Of Musqutos or any In.
And II viii cleanse, purify and heal the FouLEsr
ULCER S0pES the legs or shins, no difference how
heal Burns. scalds, Fresh Cuts. Wounds. Ae,
thso any other remedy.
OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been 1859, and demand IL decreasing
daily, and have heard Of wherein IL has
failed to cure any external disease, when properly up
whot then will suffer from Pains. Sores. sweiiinss
when safe and sure remed, is 90 easily ootgined.
Ne'0 ''' 'i ISc%sT fssansi PRocP
OF what we have asserted.
TO make known the following hoping they may learn bY
my experience and discard worthless stun which has
been pressed into notice BY false certificates ~ lorg
Fer six months I was confined to my room cripple
Isom Rheums,ism. My knee was swollen TREMENDOUS
producing the most pains. The muscles
contracted that could not strengthen my leg ell
applied the Mustang Liniment for four W. eks. but u
used your Volcanic OIL Linimept-i three weeksit
relaxed the muscle: and cured me permanently.
AMERICus CAsEDAY. Saline county. III.
Imw Mr.. caseday when he was aficted as stated and
he I. we'll. WIN NJ. ELLlvTT, Pinkne, Vile.
Reader, thea owe 10 NOT sunncent to convince ysu
Of the wonderful enicacy of the Volcanic Oil Linmept
call and examine the tksssesds which hav" our
possession from AT paris Of he countrY. ard you win
purchase supply from and Il does not give satissc
tion the money WI be returned 70 the purchaser.
FOk HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
McLean'st celebrated Lninen 10 the only safe and
liable remedy for the Of SpaviB Ring Bone, Wind
Calls, Splints Unnatural Jumps, Nodes or Swellines
II Sill never fail To Big Head Poflev Fissuls old
Sns.f sSiss 81 sSf
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, n is an infafble
remedy. Apply as dir cted. and cure lie certain.
Read the Following from Mr. Wells. Of the St. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This Is ceFf, that have used the Mexican Mustang
Eminent and MeLeabs Volcanic Oil Lniment, on our
omnibus horsesihat were lame, spraned and for SWELL
ings and have found MsLean's Volcanic Oil inimens
to be the best Liniment. ERAsTUS WELLS,
ofthe firm Of Case q Co.
Directions accompany each bottle In English and
German.
This Is now put up ia 25 cent 50 centand 81
bottles. The 50 size contains three times the quah
tity the size and In proportion 10 the
For sale by J. H. MrLEAt, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, 81 Louis. Mo.
For sale in Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY e. CO.. at Proprietors prices. lmh7
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DR.. GEOHEG ANS
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,


FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLAAASD ALL IMPrRrrIEs or TEE
BLOOD.
Prepared By one Of the Faculty.
TNHIs vegetable remedy which is now spreading 10 all
parsofthe country. is prepared by graduate OF one
hgh standing in his profession and much opposed to
emprcism or quackery AS one can be, as s shown
BY the fact that the pe is published and
each bottle Of the medicine. thus exoneratng IL from
''' ''' r IS IS PKEscRisED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be seen by reference 70 the Circular and BY the
Unlike Sar,aparilIa the Hyropper is quick in iisac-
ton, the nrst bottle often produeg wonderful re.ulis
Louisville, who was relieved Of
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEFKn
In short wherever known Il siands at the head OF Al
Dyspepsia, Scrofua. W lite swelling, tfgro Ionsump.
ton Chronic Rheumatism, Govt Nenra ueers an1
Female ,rrrguartes and Obsructiors. rcursl Dls-
exses Secondary Syphilis. General ieoing, ana al ois.
orders arising from impure flood ar "a" HAUL OF
system ron FEMALE GO rxLAIxTS
th;. ,.medv "a dis unrivale :. 10 slight stimulant
and a now rfuI to,ic and s..a!fise
IA beauti6er Of the coLp'an. N s:f cure Of i'm
e. much more sae and s.s ssan all The cos.
net,cs and iotons IN erissens e. ny " and You win
o. ss. 10 increase the dsease-s, general Of the
sdic.e bsineto drive all i,Spurstc ths surface and
By that means out Of the system.
HAapExssuRe. KY., Oct. 6. 1851.
Dr. EIs;d Err s.ss 1or
the Scrofula I'm all other ch ronic
s6ections, via: khenmatism, Female " Weakness. orc
Having ibed and watched IL effects In many csses
Of the diseases and having always found e6ec
tusi most ehsenoiiy recommend it 70 the .nesed
the best altssssive and tonic have ever used-sto
esther superiof 70 Sarsspsrilla and sny of it. CON
pounds. n. 7. WAKEFIELD. 81. d.
OwrrsoRc'. KY.. March Is. ASA.
Dear Do.tor-I roceiv yours Of the 2sd inst.
eording your request acknowledge the receipt Of Hy
dropiper.
n eeversl eases In this community Il has relieved
Dvspensia. In shoFt consider il q valuable prvpsrs
don hsvs using It Tyself snd think IL benefits
my general health. kespectsuy: your fri-pd.
JAMES COWAS, ~. n.
Ps,cY q Per bottle bottles fo' oS when taken Is
one time. RAYMOND & PATTEE.
Sole Agent, No. - Fulton street, Louisville, Ky.,
To whom all riders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALL0CK 81 oppAkD
Princeton, r: B. HALLoCh
mh25-d&y6m-ie
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BAYOU LANDs

10y order Of the Cours Of Common Pleas vandsYsrsA
ID County viii tn lat day Of Auguss isss
ssli SALE and f old private s.s) 3ad
September 1885 public auction at the door
coars House Evansville sell 70 the hshc bidder. parcel
and parcel No g. sontsina
the Lsna belopgns 20 the estate ofWs
n HAWKINS decd being Of fraeti"na sections Nos
and in Township No. South Of Rage No. 10 wtst upon
the fslloving terms. 20 Wit:
one fourth the purchsss paid day Of
l. nine onsfourth in twelve snd in
eighteen months from day Of sale With interest rm date and
without relief from valuation spprsissmsnt laws Pun
sssssYs 10 gys shsnr With approved security:
JNO. J. CHANDLER.
syf.Sy ASw efw. n Hsvhins dssd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-04

WE RESPECTFULLY AC9UAiNT YOU OF
w int nded rem"v.l the lst o. july hs
Five Story Stone Front Bulsing No North side Main
street. nearly opposite the Lousvs
opening large and we'll assorted Foreign
Domestic DRY GO IDS.
Our Mr.. James Permanently located Manchester
England for the Goods
for Cash. Manufacturer thereby saving the
profit usually paid TO Importer.
the state OF the money market stock Of Goods
10 the only Bank which
and to cash and short time will
ducemsn In prices which will certainly make their
forest 70 do business with JAMES Low h o.
Louisville Juns8 1885,. ie2B-t augid&v
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
subscriber In retiring from business takes this oppor
- tunty to his grateful Acknowledgements the
and others of and tn.
try for the liberal share Of bestowed the
late urn of. w. Reilly during his with It,
period Of and woaid ask for
tinuance OF the same to his successor in business.
e20-0 JAMES REILLY.
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JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevitiesi

III Blank Deeds. Of the most approved form and on
ane paper Blank Notes, Bills Ladng, &C., &c. for sale
~ this ONCE.
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SuRRTIN06.-5b bales s. brown Shestius;
- 3casss blead do; reed this day
sad Tor sale By JAS Low CO.. ALI Main st.. Lou. Nv.
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BEE Eo GATTL TIE; &C. FOR SALE SALE :.

X2y interested. that vii: be at the Salt Well once
MK week with lot Of fne and fat Beef Cattle
- brought TO tins market. and also Mileh
sheep. &e to which would ask the part cu.r
ton Of ctIers have also sale span Of and
Muis satisfy all orders. Those anything
kind vi please leave word the Salt Well Oregon
Mills. New Harmony. WALLACE G0RDEN.
s33 d&vu
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EHRsS MEN, tsnuon Boards and Convsrss.ien Cards,
~ tor sale ~ ga A. q. PUSHEE.
90 hrss rata Poplar Shingles and
- for sale cheap to close eonsignnsnt by
elS
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CORONERsS INQUEST.

Inqusss held by Tuesday June 17sh IN Can
TIRE fou nship ovsrths body Of Disass mixer Gar
The found dead lying r.sh the
str.ixht Railroad The verdict OF the
40 hs d-ash by ofsrdsas pr aud bsns
,yiess- JOHN 3. TRIPLE Coroner.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
ooKs are now oEsnsd the Once Of John J. Chandler
Secretary ofthe Evansville Gas Light Company and will
be kept for thirty days from this date the bscrp
ton Of $1,000 additional Stock Of said Company ordered
the Directors thereof conformity
March. 1854. Attest: JOHN. CHANDLER.
my3o-im Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-04

1EWELRY & N0TlONS-Ear.rings, Fingerrings,
- Breast Pins. Shirt studs Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watch %. Steel
Beeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses. Fan cy soaps
Accordians Volins Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug2 ~ WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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C.RONER,S IN0UEST

a ~ Inquest vas held BY Thursaay yu,e 18th In
"A E.snsvs over the body ofJshn K-ips An rishm.n
quad dead the German Evangelical Verdict
she Juryeams 10 his death BY the too free use arden,
spirit.. jyi-3tw JOAN B. TRIBE, Coronsr
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoURNALRY
q COPELAND, BANKER,
Dseter IN ExehsaGe. Ceia, LaRd Werranfs Unexrrent
Money, re-, &c; Office On First ct. Main.
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A. KUR TT,

"HOJ.EsA AND RET 10. CONPECTIONER
w and ManufS OF ali kinds Of Candies Cakes Corr
diAs Preserves Jees &e Firs street. between Main
and Locust streets. Evansville. Ind.
from fam-: or private parties for articles in
his l,ne OF business ded the sh notice.
o1Aa ICE CREAM SALOON 10 fitted up in the STYLE
isl1-tf
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FURNlTURE.

FUWNITUREe
SOFAS. Nvan, Center, dining, Breskfast and Card
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureau's Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges Bedsteads and Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
augS31yd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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NHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low 1T our Ful
~ niture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood sea
cane-seat, and sofa-sezt Chairs.
janl7 WOOLSEY 4 NELSON
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SOFAS.-yust received and for sale at our Furnitur
- rooms, egh, nns Sofas.
jan27 WOOLSRY & NELSON.
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L0rs AND nogsES FOR StLS; ,.. q,
" SOLE situated in Evaasvils beyond the De
pcs have Frame Houses them and
wssnprsvsd They yell situated tor residences. ssl
and only about square from MAI
aae snseuissen offered in thsss ots - they
Those waiting ghsap places Of wish
ias ass apparently cfspseulsoa had better apply tnps
sssly Ols Of these houes especially very d
rabls sssdsass Fer isxshsF apply this ss
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
AecNeni on shr L,ens Rad.

The Iowa Capital Reporter, Of March
18th INST, states that A fatal acciden,
occurred on Monday evening by the fall.
ing OF earth III PIT upon Mr.. Reno :
contract, completely wing two men and
hjarins others. Mr. SULLIVAN WHO was
extrieated from the mas, IN abou, fifteen
minutes was shocking, crushed into an
almost shape'ess mass, and wlthou, doubt
instantly Killed. Mr.. james Mullen
When removed was insenslbIe, but after.
wards revived aud fingered in grea, ae.
ohy about two hours, MS ches, and Inns
utterly ant hopeiessly broken in. A hoy
whose name we did npt learn. had ,h,ah
1foken, and man named MeIann sui
iefea severe sTaln in one OF his ankles
We regret 10 lear. that the d.ce,s.d
posn leave families who were dependent,
upon them Tor happiness and daily sup
port.
Every means Of relief was prommly
administered BY physicians from the CIV
an1 ne Survivors are doing we'll"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
Z ..art Uress,

Secretary -Iafcy's circular is havine
the desired effect. Our ministers abroac
will soon be lef, in every place to con.
suit their own taste III the choice Of appa.
rel, in which to appear before the crown.
Cd heads.
Mr.. Buchanan has already been offic,a!-
notified tha, he caa appear in any dress
ne p!eascs. 1t is also understood tina,
onr ministers i'll France and Sardinia can
adopt their own fashion for wardrobe /,
and j, is supposed tina, Prussia will ex-
tend this same courtesy. We are glad
10 learn this. 1t is SO hamilia,ing to the
Character o. this great nation, that hel
representatives abroad must 30 caereea
y tie arbitrary rifles 0! aris,ocra,ica
eoufi'ers, to doff the plain suit Of a pres,
ldea. and become the mental clothes horse
- which to display the ,rumpery of rov-
NJ 'ai.ors. 4 firm position taken by our
goselnaent OIL this tria.ng subject, will
SON ring about eotnple,e change 10
tie matter.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

The N. Y. Express Of the l4th, gives
the following strange account of the
strange growth and progress oil strange
party:
The Know No,hings have of a sudden
become power In the State. What they
are what they want--wl,ere they come
from what they do, no, knowing, we
cannot say. But that they are a power
IN the State that they make nominations
that they mlngle III. and carry elections,
IS obvious from the history of things
around US. Tneir meetings, we stated
the other day, are called by posting sheets
OF blank paper agains. walls Il but when
we send our reporters, they bring back
the old story. Nobody knows nothing"
therefore there IS no,hlny TO print.
An election Tor man,c,pal Off GERS took
place last week In Salem, Mass. Tn.
Wings there, 20 their utter amaze,nen,,
were braten by this .slble power. The
regular Wing candidate go, but ash
votes air. the Know Nothing candidate
received 1887. All tie Know No,hinc
candidates We're thus elected alter tt.e
most triumphant fashion. In WaIthaIn.
Mass, like result occurred : bu, no
body knew how It was done The Know
Nm hugs gave no notice oil preparation,
but uo5sed TO the polls oil suIl.n and
oil a sudden the deed was doue.
Inc organization oil these Know Moth.
Ings mas extended. we see, to Syracuse.
IN this State, and is extending elsewhere.
We expect soon to hear of their exist.
ence III all cities, towns, aud villages, but
rs they do nothing, and know nothing
We only caa narra.e what they do, when
when all is done.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

.'serasfa ~ COMMITTEE Of the JVhoie!'-
I'll Hail,

.'sorasfa =. COMMITTEE ofthe Vhoiei-
I'll Hal!
II IS with no ordinary emotions OF graf.
itnde and gladness tia, we Announce the
stunning blow given 10 the Nebraska bill
10 the Peoples House yesterday. The
olli having Just been reported by Col.
Richardson Of Illinois, from the majority
Oh tie Committee on Territories. with n
recommendation that it do pass. Mr.,
Ialtln OF this City (Hirl) moved It's
reference to a Committee OF the Whole
Honse on the state 81 the Union. Col
Richardson demonstrated aga,ns, this as
equivalent to a defeat Of the bill, bur the
House ordered the reference by a vote Of
llO 10 -, % absent or not voting.
HE yeas and nays are classed as fol.
lows:
YEAS Wings from Free States II.
do, from Slav. States s Democrats
rom Free States 81; Slave ditto, .
Free soilers proper from Free States, /.
Nars-Democra,s from Free States
-; not one Wing. from Slave States
u, Of whom 10 are proiessed Wings.
Aasrsr-Fro / Free States II. from
Slave States, l6.-.f Y. Tribune.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
W uhi K.On Items.

From the Wash.o gton papers we CLEAR
the following news:
A bill has hecn introduced by Mr.
McDouciE, al California. for a cons.ruc
lion OF Railroad from the Mississipp
river to the Pacific, granting 10 north
era anu southern route alternate section.
Of land
The night in which the Nebraska Bill
or Bill Nebraska passed the Senate til.
following amendment was adopted:
Psoptdei, that nothing herein contain.
ed SHALL be SO construed as to revive az
put III force any law or regulation
which may have existed, prior to the act
Of March 6, 1870. either protecting.
establishing, prohibiting. or abollshlng
Slavery.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
Election.


Mex. Monday is the election, at which
time many offices are to be filled, and
one OF which is very important one.
We wish every body to be a, the polls,
and wish them to vote just as they please.
The diferen, candidates are known TO
the people. The polls have been eopious-
ly supplied with tickets-every man who
su5scribes Tor the advertiser has Judge
men, enough TO vote correctly, and needs
no admonition, from us. We have hitherto
said much in regard to the Hog law
not for personal interest, but because II
was a measure much desired, and we
were urgently solicited to advocate it,
The matter is to be decided-we care
not which way. We wish our friends
would send US the returns as soon as
possible.
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coo, yfWs !...TaE Lyons Road.

| We have been kindly permitted the
rerusal of several letters received by
Jamrs II. Cover Esq. O. this City from
gentlemen who are proa.iaen, in the Ly-
ons Iowa Central R6ad Co. From state.
menis gathered lroDa them, we learn thai
the company has already expended about
S2o0, 600 in grading and bridging aud
1916 900 in iron, chairs spikes, Locono'
,'ves Sc. In regard to their Bonds
| $500 900 have been issued to Mr.. H. P.
Adams and $500, 900 more are in ,',v
hands Of the Executive committee for ne.
gotla,ion. But as they intend publishing
Worthwhile such an EXHIBIT Of their tiaancia
affairs as the public are Justly entitled TO-
| We shall say no more anon.
The Chicago and Garna Road now
owning the Dixon and Fulton Line which
is to be completed this summer, will
stand by the Lyons ,elprise, and we
Lave no deab, whatever that by the time
the cars shall run to Fulton, about the
last OF August, at Ieas. 40 miles oil the
Road will be in running order in nus
State. .#..
From the letter OF Mr.. Fl. P. Adams
from N. Y. City we make the following
brief extract:
"Mr. Davis, our President, is here
also II. A. fucker and Thomas Dyre oil
Chicago.
We intend to buy the iron for fifty
miles OF the road before we leave. |
have started one Locomotive on the way
and we have two others building at Pat
,erson N. J. 10 be completed in June
| shall leave for Iowa about the 18th or
10Th OF April will he at Iowa City abou,
the lst OF May. Mr.. Davis and others
OF our party will accompany me, and go
on to Fort Des MONIES &c.
Our prospects for finishing the Road
to Iowa City this year are good and it
will undoubtedly be done II we have no
sickness on the line among the men,
la. Cap. Rep.