davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

o. The David Gibson took on large
quantity offreight at French Island and Rock
port, and passed down Wednesday night for
New Orleans heavily laden.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY E
EaszEZ n Ea45as.Hd in,
Fz&-.7,ss ,.= fs.s Hz1z

yNNE PropretoTs the Civ Foundry recently
ted rye HONG II he place,
and ar nav tally pre- al kinds of maehae
aising work and everything apperJaiaing to the Fsundr
Business. Machinery Of al kinos N de and repal
have tire best machinery AID kEen
rive all wor4 en- undivided stteq5ion
~ are NJ STEAM ENG!NE Is rt ny power
REQUIRED prom aIl orders tor his
mscAney. warrant, SoIr work, aRdsasaed viii
nrcss i'-e FeaHdry. Finish ng shops Pine
~ et and Sale Room Aiia just ateve Seehd.
where crders viii be received!
lau13-tF kRAFE & HElLNAN.r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

CT The big steamer Jacob Strader made
a narrow escape at Cincinnati, but she was
eventually saved.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Nav YoRK, Feb %
Flour frmer 70, GOO bb!s sold Wheat i1hpro wing
1900 bushels sold at 81 75 for Southern red. Corn
dropping 12O0O bushels Sold Mess Pork advanced 500
bbls sold SIC IL. Beef firm. Lard dull.
BALrIaoRE, Feb. os.
Flour firm, sales Of Howard Street and City Mills
SO IS Grain firm and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 95.
Corn so TO 53e. Flour ~ to ; 25. Market dull.
Wheat 81 so TO 81 80. Pork Sl6, market dull. Bulk
Pork. &C. Fofee II "a to IKE. Firm Sugar 74a71.
Moasses 341qc. Lard in keg, 10 To C4c In barrels
934c. Iull. Hay 1913 to $3l per ton. Tobacco, good
Kentucky Leaf, 799Sc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
@Sgs> 9Afzs
STAR OF THE w ES t.
New YoRk. Feb. %.

New YORK, Feb %.
The steamer Star of the West, from San
Juan, arrived this morping. She left on the
22d inst, and brings S33OoOo in treasure,
100000 of which IS consigned to Drexel &
Co.
On the 10th inst, a decree was promulgated
in the city Of Grenada, claiming and annexng
the whole of the Mosquito Territory as an in
tegral portion of Nicaragua.
Shortlyaf,erwards the diplomatic corps, hea-
ded by Col Kinney, arrived at Grenada f ON
San Juan, and had audience with Walker. On
the following day Col Kinney was placed under
arrest and subsequently banished from the ter
rtory of Nicaragua. He was sent under charge
of Major Martin to the Atlantic seaboard.
Arrival of the Isabella
CHARLEsLoy Feb %.
The steamer Isabella arrived from Havana,
which pllce she left on the 18th inst.
The papers furnish no news of importance.
Sugar advanced 15a34 reals. The stock at
Havana and Matanzas amounts to 10000 box
es against135,O 600 at same time last year. The
rains have cuTtailed the crop.
The Isabella left Key West on the evening
OF the 25th. They have no wrecks there.
House in Ruias---Man Killed
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %.
The warehouse of BlsTey & Co, Master
street, below goth, fell in ruins this morning.
crusod by the weight of grain and flour slowed
on its floors. Timothy Murphy, portcrin the
store was killed by the wall falling
and two men, who were loa ling a car on the
track beneath, were buried in the ruins. 1t IS
supposed they are killed.
q q Y @ z 7 g so II A I-..---------..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
MY nn1r,ra Eah ns
Reporsed Arr 81 OF Col. Kinner.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 70.
The passengers by the Daniel Webster
bring doubtful rumor that Col. Kinney had
been estcd at Granada, by Col. Walker, and
condemned to be shot, but was saved by the
interference of Walkers officers.
President Pierce Calls for Arms and Munitions
o. War.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not oc

Il ABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims and not Si7S oS2 al
-:O:-
The tua Company presents tn PATRONS the very
SATISFACTORY contiO3 increase Cssh Assets for
che fn rther seer their pOci sal lie
ing taced at value the
some the STANDARD OF Th either
idend stock. good. valuable and clean
yestorus viet}ing moderate interest aad income. The
standard basis on ss-s have valu a. hfipg
GOLD Ar INTEREST Besides this s0dlty, The mpany calls
ten ton ard security it derives ren its
Lin ID system Of Agencies through having the
rrsenting uaitai phaiant E%PEaFESeE3 CNRERF
TIERS which ed for thirty ears the hAearst
results to staekhaders and elamsEt err osesand en- abes
TO year 1895 With greater Prestige tor future use
uIuess than reached ally NAToNAL In
suraT~e Corporation. @sr
All business attended with despatch and fidelity.
jan30-tf ALLEN T. HAHLOCh, agent
EETNONT NAILS kegs Of This fayorite brand for
- sale by d l. III "hht q 60
dec3I Sye. near Water.
T03ACC0 AND CIGARS.
a Bats Indians Queen Cheeing Tobacco.
ia do colo Leaf,
c Gross fns Cut. -
5noG orleans Opera Cigars.
5000 La Faraqua,
goo NeeoEtircs. '- - rs-
ian Itf. HoRvBRooE K Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

s ~ Five steamers laid at our wharf yes
.terlay morning, giving things lively appear
ance inFcomparison with the last months as
poet. ra-k
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

CF The Magnolia. John Tompkins, and
Madison, laid here over Wednesday night M K
ing repuirs and waiting for the ice to thin
out. '2 la
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
AM BR OTYPE S
TAKEN All Tia

TAKEN AZ THE
- u III B II a nj
II AvISG gcneto very heay; expense iElearntngthe
cess and in fitting up ny rooms 70 taking AmoroyPss
orotypes from one-qinth to one-hal sac The Ambro-
wing glare DuEuerre tyre plate. aud
e ses in any ghs we pictures It on sitng
i is perfectly The arr Ta6 bic.
be taken in ali kinds of weather
Fine Tor adults ing from 10 to 81 seconds children
Baguerreotypes takea in tbs diaeTent s5I les
DENTAL NOTICE..
- RI. NAGHEL respectfully informs his friends that
se expects close his business in Evansville in FEW
ma nnei Hts application AZ lis ossoe on see6al s,r ct
the "a ereSby terrain church. feb1 #
NOTICE.
if Is % As nv sne stock II Rnsg Glenn
' sa j. l late. s e. S ooa
yeu boy foods = little money. call early
f us ''''''''S a LoBESsrIyE.
UNCUE<Is Emf MONEY.
TTIzENS Bank Cbe[gkeS Insurasee and Banking c9rn;
e9raa Rank Chattanooga and commsTeial BaRk Nah
nsses feqrss aud North south caroline At Iar
for 1e IS 2 s1 BY s. e'LEeNF pS %asr
t as fHs.Sis saFs 'sls 81
EBRd,sIDb E r R 81 Arrlss rssss and Fear'
fssl ! :. s-.s se,zs rsrnily r.e.ry
GEo kLIss. FniLlP DEcKER, PHILIP KRAaEE.
GRO. kLaNszik CO.,
sursrs o. Z. I'd Oil, Soap and Candles.
FE prerRrea row to fll orers io- the above
ttetes and sell e. s'W fsss ~ tire sane can be hSd
at~t1 left At the RES
Main street. between First ar Second SITS.
ErarPsr v.
1Ie-ss3E
So AEs az As7FsE9T - 4 :, = 1----- :
u l1iersgned con sf = - y III ALI.
y rlgn Water r., ~ On nan larre assoxt-
- q - Ia, Pilot Navel - s< trSc<eTs aud
by The tasss oye5 n f9ssJg
NV price IS in rs tse7 eaSf be sold
IN "a Aisy ~ An otbsr 800 = e " est and xesIIed
eiwa on hsnG nv sbo ~ me country A large
Jealnore Snd Vine ~ i'P' 81 ssfer street between
J. STNZTrI7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
wH0LKsALE DEPARTMENT.


FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.. frs
MAIN. STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
e neighboraood these freely hesto ed
+, ep 5asiazs. aaonss thsn spa takss
A CstOK whom taken partnership frer tiis
he support 80 if5srAiiy son erred on himself
a. Nm ~, III sf e Sex Of Yr 81 Fosssr is
tEas will enabled supply the citizens OF
eery ana Provision In O. &Son wash especially
drsw the attention OF PERSONS :? the country hsng oas
h 81 lie sarn.eat at pres 6st
ensure their Oraera for the future feb If
-ssne,,gs4r1 y y -
THE undersigned having prehed the entire stock af
DDS PrisinE large 'ssoTnae N@t'rs jewell
aiEy inform the cl.izes vicinity
tween a'H snd loeg,i aud $9ad ne h1py Z? wat aH al
viii tavor him with call missing gives: faetton
on d7st cost WITHOUT eEysKEsoE 70 ros PRICES
SO kinds Watches aud pieces repairedin the
hest manner aRdat Inoler1te elaFgvs en- r., ,,,>.t.,,
jqu2l-'f X IS k.RNt.N.
u ja,1 ne = 'S4s's' p'''s' Iw < $. Wesley.
zspTLEa,s SIS HC4NEst.ls 1s.llsEIys4 EiCl0
ans 'N'' 40 '''' 80 s. iiLBEisT co.
a. taIE! & talEn-Alasof Prairie Chickens. Qaaila..
"a squirrels fe1is0n, Faults, &C. iorsais ~ rg
=-tOAfs AXsE, ANpB4EsS boxes Tallow CaR4Ies, 10
- leS@ CoHlael ava German oap SAFE !ycyfp,.
UDG il.s .,sigs,sv ~ ,ss'l-5 luts log sale
"hls .-- Z. e.loHH . ~.
~ :sv nNCov AND i,.4aD-
i.. ~ % q NV resa 'i-a. t;z.ale Z yIEz
fCaATs. AXD BRAS f5s sale BY ,..,o,.oo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
CoNGREs $50 AL.
rHIHTr-FoURTH ooNGREss-FInsr SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.


WAsHsaroN, Feb. 28.
SExATE.-Mr. Toombs offered resolution
which lies over, calling upon the Secretary Of
the Navy to furnish the charges and causes set
forth by the Naval Board for the removal or
disrating of Naval Officers.
Mr.. Wells reported bill making appropria-
tions for new fortfcations.
PITTsBUEe, Feb. %.
The river has fallen about a foot since yes
terday, but there has been considerable Of a
rise in the Monongahela at Brownsville. There
is now 1619 feet water here.
Kershaw & Co., ice dealers Of Philadelphia
are busily engaged in clearing this harbor for
the protection Disclaimers. They havea num-
Der of ice plows working, brought here by the
Pennsylvania r. r. Co.
Messrs. Karshaw, Capt. Bachelor of the
Marine Association and Col T. A. Scott, of
the R. r., are at work and will clear the harbor
to-day. There is no danger apprehended to
our steamers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
40 DIzIali -. s. ); ~ Y.LClANs, AND

10 F)Z HEfs s8N. EY~ECgANS. AND
p n NEEkE 5yttfs Gil MIS-. esa els
rned ave iBstere alaTge drrTs,
ma iieIn,s caeHii=al oils. raints, varnishes, dye
w'os 81 S. pt Uvd1eines. brushes. and
are constantly erevile fresh sEapies the snufactur
erssEl tr markets, hieA they determine sell
e I'll aiy.pec.
oar are al eclei with great care. aud warranted
fc-i4n os 70 gen3ue quality and price.
rCteu INSTRUMENTS rgsscs sldoninat Up; and
SHOULDER rafearf t. e Uloat approved Styles
Also fa-ye supply Daguerrean stock. consisting of
te7 chemicals, small East
triers
Mrs hiier an9 cut tobacco and choice lot of 0lds
Vafla SeS4rs. brf Gaze. see5s and fOuntairs
Nreha"ts and dealers viii please call and examine
took when the city ad al orders will be ATTENDED
ned atslv aud iy packed
ALLEN G. HAirocK. H2LLoCK{ sToDpARD,
". p. SToDDAED,S Wholesale Druggists,
oct5-tf Main the river.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
CDN 01Ts0N CT
IETEA INSURANCE C0EPAuY,
q q IA Z = FttFs tlU-a y -
NCARY I. 1856.

JANU 4 II 7, IaJb.
As presented It's StoetAoders and made o1t IN upl
laws VI New YORK. OlIo iAclnA Illinois.
STATEMENT.
Tbs name Of ths Corporation is AsFNA INSURANCE
COMPANY. located " H4rtf,rd, Conaecusas.
ASSETS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
pavVES TgE.T sfFU.

n l,Is.-2o bbis o. nov trau1 and a superior articl
n fust receivrd and Cox sale by - 49,
GeelS-dtf PRESTON b6OS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

EOAL FROM THE UODiAtI A!tAeR,
mis- article of Coal IS ready delivery
from the city lar ding orders left at the Company
sycamore and Frs will be
attended 70 as follows:
Orders before y clock ". delivered same day.
Orders left that heur and before o'clock P n de-
.ivered before X day.
The also Prenared to furnish Ceai far Satibn
OF The Z. arfr Railroaa. Ioiows:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
CoAL FROM THH n0niAaI asINts

7TO;3 4Is'o-75 boxes assor ed brands. far sale ~
i.a i2dtt ORR. DALZFLL 3 Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
$a,07i,3s6 -

100 Ohio Life ms Trust 70 .stk. Cin't 600 20
Il M,eh ~ Tr.iers Bk s tx, Jersey City so 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
THN nonIAAI C0 sd. CONIPANY

RE filing their nrders from The Mines until navigation
"A the All Ord ~ left in the forenoon
will atar the same orders fran stations
Railroad h allied At once delivered at destination
iinI5:f ]. II. BARNARD. sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

PALNES EzE4T SSEOP
.S pened fer the season at the old stand
EZE2~ Fl st,srret Vine and Sveauere t-eets
win Keep constantly ban al kin Is fresh
capabilities and all them at the west
kct prices Iweald glad have calls from OLD
rners and the public generally,
fvt6-tf m PAYNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09
DIE ID,
BRCSNAN-On Z

BROSNAN-On Thursday, Aug klen Brosnan daughter OF
BALNKSAt Boston, Tuesday, Aug. 8. Of consumption,
sfer Of months iam Barnes brother Of John
Bsiits, sceG % yesrs II mouths and 10 dayA
CLARK-On thursday. Aug 7, st No iS6 Atlantic street,
Brooklyn John sosorh infant Of John F. AID Jessie NJ
ClaIk, sge6 10 months and weeAs
CASEY-Ou Wednesday, Aug G. Peter Casey aged 60 years
DENNisTON-On THURSDAY, AsE at the Franka House,
of Chambers street aid College place aged At
FGGhcs NJ DeIListon.
DUNEAk-On Thursday evening Aug = Dedrieh Dunkak
- years and months
HANsoN-rn Brooklyn. Thursday afternoon AuE T. Of
6yseIery Alice Oily susAer Of Capt Henry Ellen H.
Hanson, assd 10 months.
at hi. residence HUNTINGTON, Long
HswihOrn, esq formerly OF this city,
JEssUP-At Greenwi,h Conn on WeJnssday Aug G. sfter
sopg and severe Illness Samuel Je'sup IN the tiih Of
JACOBY-on Thursday Aug William Henry infa. son of
julius a hsiy L. JacoDy, aged months AID s days.
kING-on THURSDAY. Aug; :, Of consumption, Owen King
AGED ~ year. and 10 months
LORD-On Saturday, Aug OF consumption, Samuel @. L.
Lord eyed s. years, months and days
MEi ER-On Thursday morning Henry Lsnso nfan. Of
John and Mara Elizabeth Meyer sged months and d
Gays.
MURRAYO On Thursday Aug Of .pha u.s. Francis s.
nJ son Ct John and Mary ir.rss Maay aged months and
MEsKbOLr-At Pouglkeepsie OF Wednesday. Aux c David
NJ MeserOle in the Adj year OF hssge
MORlsONon Thursesy morning, Aug John Fraser infant
sor OF charles H. and Maria F. monon aged months and
FEARsALL-At Saratoga Spnns Thursday Avg J. Sarah
:, fearsaA aged 10 ears
ceus house N Hester street frea.s and scqusiutaees
are uyied 10 ste&d.
PABoR-At Harlem, on "Wednesday night |? o'clock Geo.
\" fsbo infsnt .on Of Simon and CsiAsrine Pascr aged
mcnths a. j days
PhTTf-On 1hursdsy morning Aug 7 Simon Petty seed 30
fAkhFR-lu this city Vednss 6av Aue G. Of ,onsamn.
ton Richard Parker Of ~ MARKS Fla frtnery Of Bo.on,
hsss, in the SSH year Of lis
RENNEOs Thursday Aug Z James John Murrav youn,sst
Of Jsnes and Ruth henue ssed year and 10 uontas
SEARING-At Stony BROOK. Long Island on Weaue.5.y
Aug Elizabeth C., wife " Samuel Soaring deoeasd 10 he
cd , u her
STUEHLER Or Thusdsy, AuS y years and II dav.
Ny. Pamela NJ RichsrcsJn StuehleI
sHELDOE-In Surield Conn, Tuesday Aug 4 Deacon
Samuel >hesou eldest Suf.I1. he ~, tbr3vu
from wagon and such injuries the tall that
he cleo fr.dsy. lie as gs years
sOUTHMAYD-n Hartford, Friday, Aug g. Albert ssed
II Yeas Albert and Harriet L. SOuhmAy Of city
FuI Middletown Corn, on Saturday, AZ O'clock
1RACY-In MiicleiOwn Conn, Tuesisy July - Dr.
Trscy in hs soth yes Dr. T. las been
tie Oldest OF hst places universally
BE- owes for ia putty II characters usive OF Norwich
NEEKs-lD Broc hyn Thursday, Aas Jacob Weeks,
OF The firm Of hssofy Weeks aSed s. years.
New 'Happshire pspers please copy.
"hLIh-ln BROOKLYN. THURSDAY AuS T. William White
sss5 oh Of MI james White Warrington street Brooklyn
"AAL9 AZ hnen, on Tuesday Aug. Mr. James ., Wal
fGsa" !si' ssa uo..hs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

IN the .st Eve year, OF The ln.sssd sqspl, IA.
Mem zoe, ny proper demand for cons snpon "a
~ Al d, .5odpe; VI m Je.T been disposed Of rsml9ars,.
t-,. We hard bore b. 900 es. Coiins 49,
100 b.ss East ludia the as' being abs n,
- Will doubtless be shipped The sale 20
4ac The stock eoursed manly u tom fair % GOD qsIL
-. her. Il very h''ie common sfd no prime
SLgDS-A rgodsrsie business dong 10 Timothy a. stls
anal lo,s Roueh FIX il seirg a. oil s5.GtI 70 = n n
sesd better; sales Of Calcutta ~ The SPOT A. tll2qs2B
4, bush ard ~ Bo,tOn 700 bsgsS e. l2l sash.
SUGARS 20 be improved tone 10 he fssns
today though think prices from tie highest poiat "
lower The demand boen good the sales incl ds 80 hs
Cub. AZ lie cab bond soo hbds Do ~ s9sf tu,y pad
i,5 hhds Porto REQ 9d9ic and 80 boxes Havana a. dlc
EALT-We notice sale. Of Z, so sacks Ground ~ ac
sOAP-We beard Of Of - boxes Castle a. iodiotc
ST MAC-Ve notice sale OF IL tuns DOMESTIC samAe cat
825 g. tun cash. ,..,,u
sKINs-W hay. only to notice sales ofsieAes Hosdaa
Deer private terms. 49,, ,.-..,..
sPiCEs-s,s. been made Of 81 bas. Pnento At
- bsss Pepper at lic " bags Aspce az D;c ana o.ss
Rsee Ginger 81 o .,oo ~. -,
A. "a zee Seed lie az Ia &c 81 bales Havana
q 25c ard "a. Florida terms no; n ale public
TALLOWThe inquiry moderate sales OF 1000 70 prime
a. lie each. -,
WooL-The receipts Of domestic have been larser, .d tbs
market again active We notice llrtber sales OF pN
extra fine OHIO ceces AZ An f7c and 5000 a. S %
comm on and fine Aeeces dso sslss
of 30 fOO n pu led - for No super oou4try.
WHlsKY-The msrket is hrn with fair leuAnd sa.es ot
500 bb.s Ohio and Prison at sac aud Drudge al SEC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09
uarLess....P REPORTED by TslesYapA.

CHARLESTON. Aug 7-IoTTos unchanged ss'eeo mo ~oss
90 bales, stock $50 bales o.,~. -.
CHIcAeo Aug - p. m.-Cor> h'm Hscfiirs mt
Sale. AT Sc AID some Sic for future delivery snomonA
10 ufalo IS q bush; Osweso, ~ 40 do AID 70 osdens
burs l6 eco do. Western White WHEAT seins o. FL NO
81 AZ 81 ~. 49,, l.,
Oswgeo. AuE as p N.-FLovR-sio light and denasn4
Ngrr and CoRS quiet since receipt OF the Asas
Canal FREIGHrs firm snd boats scaIeehoa toc whest
az corn lOs 20 New York LAKE Exports todaytN boa
aour l4 bush whest u 2c9 bush corn CANAL INPoRrs
Sos bis -four 1880 bush wheat 10 90 bush corn, 2osl
bush cots IL, 49,.
BUFFALO Avg SIP. nj DUR close. with fsr inquiry.
The .se. Of the day amounted to 500 bbs 8575 f sound
ola Michigan aud IS DO 81 ~ 80 for god to
extr. I and 80 IS for ONO WHEAT lower 200
bush sold At l8 iot Chicago Spring - tor Red Indiana;
would not offer 81 for the later Com dun and o~er
sales of IA bush S0dStc for sound and ~.c for
sound oars firm AZ about SIC RYE sc. CANAL ssEIcHts
fm l4dl4c for Com ard Gs.c for Wheat TO New York
RECEIPTS p hours ending todsy; 3s3 OILS
Flour; 1851 bush Wheat 81 30 bush CarBj l5g bush
Oats CANAL EXPORTS for the same: 1898 bush "bet
III .e2 bush Corn; ,li9 bush. Data
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

.o,,.s 400 TINA per apnum. Ofths the DanviIe num-
., .uta ,,,r,sh 100 900 tuns, which would .. mo
% ,,oa .bout s337 600 per annum. The would be
"double ,s sscoua yesr I'd guadr oed the third year
Every one Is aware with what energy inc resources
"of tbs country are developed and IN what starting
"rs,io The consumption o. fuel increases "h'n 1t
abundant and chesp. In referring 10 the den'.ua
for coal have spc,ken only Of one city Inc ue-
"mand for other pl'.css the Central Road between
." Chicago and Cen,ralia will be equal " 'na' lot
Chicago
uuw,ryyr AND W.TERIowS RAILROAD. we
Learn e work on the ex'enson OF THIS roa1 Is pro
crossing rspidly sLd that the grading i neafy CON-
need 10 Lowell ten miles from WateItown, tne pres
n, Terminus of the rosd. The work OF diving the
,Is acro.s Mad Lake" is being pushed at the rate
ct 100 20 80 feet per day and thar tne
have arranged for another "dnvlug machine, NHIci
will be put on the work Immediately, and when VIII
s.rure me completion of the work within thirty days.
Tbs nom i ready and the traok.laying IL 70 DE con-
m,pc.d Cd the hrst cay of August The officers OF tne
road are pushing the work with CREST ygoi, anu cou-
dut, EXPECT 10 reach Lowell Station by the nrst Gay
~ Senteu,ber next. From Lowell 10 Columbus nlne
miles there is strong force on he llne 10 "nicn Tue
contractors are making large additions, the gr"u"s ~
40 far advanced that with the large force "ncD ".I
b.. concentrated on that portion OF the woR as soo '
the cas-, end il completed, will without DOUBT o. SUN
the iron can be put down. .,.u and
There is no bridging or pilng west OF L0~ei' aHu
the heaviest portion of the work il nearly done; va
the lst of November next the Directors cohhden'y
expect TO op. the road 10 Columbus dstance OF os
mics fom Milwaukee, and on an airline to"aiu
Portsg. CITY, and less than p miles from that point.
When this route is completed 10 Columbus, theie
cop be 70 donbt it will be one of the best paying
ront, in he West The County OF Coumois Is one
Of ,5e rcre.. farming counties IN the state perhsps 10
som. respects the best its rolling prares on the sou'n
ar YVES. with abundance OF running waters, WIN tue
snendd otenng on the north ano east, with plenty OF
timber and water power in abundance, render thls
norton of the State capable Of furnishing al immense
amount of business for this roao.
Although the enterprise has encountered much oppo-
sirios and many difficulties which have prevented hs
c, mpl.ton az earl, its friends desired, 1t has been
msnaged with integrity and in manner which has IN
An eminent deenee secured the confidence OF ts stock
holders and capitalists who have most heartily EN-
barked IN the project and although 1t would nave
b..n cesirabl. 10 have completed the work at an
earlier ay, they have the fu lest confidence IN toe
directors ana have satisfaction of knowing that ts
d. ction i composer of gen emeu of large means OF
greet energy anc who bound 10 cany forward tls
u.efa work with piuoence and economy, AMI who are
determined 20 bring II 10 successful contamination
a, an early 10y. lDauy "sconS'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..........Aue 9.


teamships-Tennassee Weber, ST. Thonss &c,s. page
ia, Joye Co Washington Cayendy, Bremen and south
anipten {. III. Sand
BaIks-Norms sureTt. Capeosn, Brushsndt Burke Alb
BY hi-bersoL hslsss, Chase Small; Eeiocioade lBr)
Bard LIVERPOOL Lsp Van Lsndt, .. Tote tsw Fleet
Qaenec ia Oh Meincke la de Cuba, Smith Oporto,
FIIbuI.Ie kes 4 60
Bss-Wlsops OBJ, Clark RIO J,nsiro, g. g Colt ceyiou
3D. }, C,fu John y b = Whitley Co. 1. VI. Nay
he,y Bal, Be rmUda. VIM. 81. smith.
Sctoone-S j. WsIins SMITH, Savannah, Nee ready Mott
Remittance, kz-y, Riahnon5, Van bfunt s. Sssht;
Law.uee Johr son New Haven, II. Haycn ID. " Bsey,
hs,ey, CsJes nsster A. Barrett Carlisle, Aexsndrs.
Johu,on S!aaht WeIder French Providence John
Rec Hsu ohd, Baltimore, nailer, Lord Operet1 Hum
ming Bird, tBn), Chisholm s. John, =. b j. :. Whitney
Fidelity, S;annaTd New. Haven, J. II. Haven.