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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-03

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The steamer Illinois arrived at 8 o'clock,
with 800 passengers and two millions in treas
ure. @
Her news is important. e g.5-w
The Indians in Oregon continue their attacks
on the whites. They had captured the steam
err Mary, on the Columbia river. They killed
large number of the citizens at the Cascades
destroyed the town; and at the last accounts
were fighting with the forces at the Block
House. At Cornells prairie, in Washington
territory, the volunteers had skirmish with
the Indians, killing forty and routing the re-
mainder s7aE s-o-- yaEf5sa III tfsasFh
The mining accounts from California prom
Use as large a yield as last year. - issgi4i
Elk Senator Foote had been withdrawn as
the American nominee for us. Senator. -
The drouth which had prevailed throughout
California, had given place to eopious showers
Of rain. a
In the southern countless it is feared the
pasturage will be insufficient for the cattle dur
ing the summer s-i..rass. .z..7 ss.,.
/ 1t was reported that the Morrnots were
making reconnaissance of Colorado river, with
a view to open a channel OF communication
with all the Mormon stations, with view OF
getting supplies from the Pacific shores. An
other strong movement had been made to open
a line of weekly posts with Missouri.
A brisk trade has sprung up between San
Francisco and the Russian possessions. The
ship Cyane sailed on the Oath with large and
assorted cargo for those possessions.
/ The money market at San Francisco on
steamer day was very stringent and there was
} universal complaint Of Unsatisfactory collec-
tons, The produce market was generally
dull with the exception Of -four and grain, II
which there had been large speculative trans
: actions at advancing prices: Gallego flour SIS
So Hams Is cents; choice butter 45c.; larc
20c. pork $13 so per half Dbl.
: The steamer Golden Age brought down ont
q million and seven thousand dollars. The Cor
!. ties brought $1,000, and the Uncle San
,. $4,000.
il Ex-Governor Bigler is passenger by th
Illinois. ----=--
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ur We clip the following from 8 commu-
nicaton in the Fairfield Qll.) Patriot. 1t IL
lustes how amiable disposed the Sag NIGHTS
are to the American party. The happy writer
thus speaks of this party:
Like thief in the night this social monster
burst from its den of infancy upon the intelli-
gence of the nation and displaying for a mo-
ment its unrivalled ability to debauch the pub
lie virtue and sHbSert the fair fabric Of order
and Justice, sank back into the foul caucus
whose filthy atmosphere, is formed of the
breath of scoundrels on earth and devils in
hell -sI afzg ssl saa a7ezsI es
DIR. BRowE.-The Rev. DR.. Brown, wor-
. thy Presbyterian divine, Of the old school, au-
thor of a Dictionary of the Bible AMI other the-
/, illogical works. after having spanked for seven
years asked his love if she would permit him
to kiss her. Unlike most young ladies', she
did not object. Before partaking OF the luxury
he said sa ~ lf-4- 81 -. e.eet
- Let us ask blessing!" ss5sfs
Audit was so. He then kissed her. Ant
behold it was goodla eses = ~ sass
"Ohi' exclaimed the enraptured saint, 'hov
= delicious, will you give me another? But le
us return thanks
He did so. EaG
Thus, believe for the first time in thi
world was offered up grace before and afte
= kissing. s sasaoeae
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GB Dallp goaTnaL
The Peoples Convention.
THE NOMINATIONS.

Alta late hour last evening we received
Seedings of the Peoples Convention held st
Capital on the 1st inst. We give but briefde-
tails to-day.
The Committee appointed at preliminary
meeting in the morning, reported the follow
ing officers:
s-.....-. President, .oe3-
3FEskT s. LANE, of Montgomery.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEP ARTUREs.
800 FRIDAY. @ay 2.
SWALLOW. from Nashville to Cincinnati. ~ s--re
-a MAsoSoAAALA. from st. Louste Pittaburs
CLIFTON fro m Nashville to rttsburg.
4 ]. W. CHEssMAN, from Pitt.burg to st. Louis.
THos. SWAMI from 81 Lots 10 louisville.
MiAeARi. frSffa Sew Orleans TO Leaisvills.
NEW YosK. erom Pitt,burg St. Paul.
STATxsAiN from st. Louis to Circ'nuat.
VIZ. DICKSON. Tennessee River to LouisYilIs
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Town Lots for Sale
L PUBLIC AUCTION

A 4, ODLIO = ~ q AOtN.:
W day May tho following los in the city or Evans
third Of Lot 81 Old st. formerly occupied By
" a. Lawrence Hsreis-yard
Lots q. 81. e3 and sk. Upper Enlargement.
Lots Block :: IL Block q e. Block and 5. B0ek
Lots TO- IL H. H. IL is. ls. IL 20. In Cow
an . Subdivision No g. Upper Enlarge nlent-
situated HoarishinS part
Of Upper Of the city and are highly dssiFshs for
building lots. ior family residences.
~ Trims
The larger lots win be Sold onsthrd payable In cash. ana
tho in two payments at and two The
half cash and the balance in ~ outhsi
added all cofer.el Payments and mortgage
taken 20 secure them - -
pi spsed AVE- = J. stLtfaGS. Aren't.
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PUBLIC SALEi

yirune ofa decree Of the yandcrburh Circuit cosrt
made at Its pri term. 1856 rendered sus fer
rtivn Wherein John James vas plaintiff aud Lewis James
and others defe dans The undersigned Commi
will sale pablo the Court House
Evansville the 2sh day or May 1885, the f0s wing de
oribed real estate. wiS: e---s-- -
ALI that part of fractional section No, twelve (Is.s Ia
Township No. 90 southor No In
VHRderbnrgh ounty indtanz thus bounded Beginning
stake or vie Nest line of said ona section
south of the north of said
section runRl from $50 seveuty six 6 chains
the bank o. the Ohio river thence doSa said river south
4 tvevs chains and twsAty iinks thence north 30
ess (1 chains line of said fractional
section henee wth sal ues hs place of hsEirning
the middle third thereof being 20 the o estate of
Cyushis Riown. Ta1 h1.f al7H BAG flIHEF E-a-
the Sore quarter OF section
No. CT the Io~nshipaHd Rsaee aforeiaid. witt:
Fifty igAs sne % acres hsn the Middle part Of said south
WEES suatter and fot,y go ehans and fty S6o iuhsin
length fret" North 10 Senh and IUl chains In width
from East We being that o. said gea.tsr see
tion marked with the word hers tie plat af said
section recorded in order book ~ " &C ITO Of the
Ytaderburgh Probate o Eighteen and
il lou the North end being the life estate
Of Cynthia Brown 't-. 7tsEai7-las lsaA7-s
TEgMsens half the purchase to be paid In cash
and the remainder to be paid In four months from The day
OF sale purchaser gvtag notes with approved security
waving rsife valnAtien laws and boar
ing date. TAOS. e. qARVIN.
ep26-&w sF-.s aFs 81 asssss ge Cemnissisner.
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Wonderfully ATTRAcT We.

WONDERFULLY ATTRACT We.
WATER ST. DOOR BARNR y Ret MAIN LOCUST.
NH settuil call the of the oy and
w trade heautifu stock Of Embroidsries
Waite Goods. Ladies' Dreas Goods Shawls Ausndaae
Lancaster and Aarses Quilts Ge lemen and ohdren s
apparel endless variety OF cles nsnsly kes by
retail WhS received and ned.
ap2t - Mex NNEY Co0KE.
$4,000 WORTH as DsTCHING.
ENNHE CYPRESS PoSp DkAINIEu COMPANY. incorporated
BY the last Leg stature of kentneky have about
$40 GO worth dtchng done through their lands
Union county fer which tn will pay cash. the
work DONE and will make aTanses equal 50 cent
work MONTH afser month the rork
in June uly aad be saished In Deeeset
The land will be shown and fell particulars by
applying l. Churchill, Geo Hershaw. Dr. d. Ames
Gvo Payne living the land. CLERK Of the
Board In Morsanfald, Ky. Us tsss s. asssL =.
WILLIS c. HJI-g{EA.
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The river was rising here yesterday
slowly, and will probably be stationary to-
iaY.
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MEMnVAHn

HyoLBCRN e. HERSRBERGER hsvs removed their
u stock of Mattresses tc the brdsag iatey qua
Er. Haghee, Water street t. Canal B4nk,
whers will keep oonsstiy mad Wholesale an&
large of Mattrasse all sizes sad ktnds
yist spring Cotton. Moss Shuck Hair aRf JENNY btne.
ALso-Red Comforts OF alfsizes
A1so--Cotton Moss HAIR Shuck and Feather Ptllsws.
Mattresses nado order and guaranteed 10 give sats
son Thoss good article will please call.
attention Country Merchants particularly invited
stock Main mex: eoorto Canal Bank ETansyie
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MISCELLANEOUS.

= poz DemsJehns l. 3 s. ssIIOas; 20 boxes 40 cross
a pipe hsads bags ass eorSs doz bsl eoveIs
~>odsn barrels fer sale b.
anil LED HR1xANH
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From California and Oregon.

49, New YoRK, April 80.
The steamer Illinois arrived at 8 O'Clock,
with 900 passengers and two millions in treas
IRE -.
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THE LlT.TLE NAN
Rra ~ %0 c.

BI - TO g xxi!
VIE dress person in Wool Linen san or Cotton.
IL Il Is eminently that this should be she Ai
of ALL and hare neced that nearly all the wsiexssssa
densxsrs Of ear city purchase their Clothing 81
A. LOBENSTItE,S 49,.
western Star Clothing St0Fes
under to. Pavilion Hotel Water Syceofs
Essrythng the line Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
made orier only In the hes
manner sndstss: but at the very lowest prices =
general Hats Laanhes Truaks Carr
ret bags Vases everything that gentleman csh
or ase you may find at the Western Star. aps
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EHRiNTSwe sslns all bran ds Of American Prtasz
JAMES Low CO.,
apis - q. sts Iain street, Louisviiie. K ).
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SPRENG GOODS!y

~ toek % DRY COOP Doors. SHOES. HATS
CAPS offered IN this market to which We
ss al Ss''S"' = Wv J.s.JAQU sss co.
LE-Pttsbarg and Cinsin nsti the 10 prices
- in store BY anl6 i4se .r.Efa 3. MYERS.
TElAnLE SALT Is bags Lverpaot hns sale low By
Il APPS 4. GILBERT & co Ssc near water. =
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1856, SPRING STOCK. sm1S56.
HAYES, CRAIG & co. sses
Main Corner Fourth Louisville Ky I;s Water
-. -,rt@-.- ST., New York tt.ff - $500.
WETHoLESALE dealesh in Hats Caps and STRAW Goods
~ have now In and daily receipt of the
complete goods In thsr to found il
selling shall continue do Indiana = and
fsserable terus and az - low prees $ the
aon Of stock oEeonvtzcing proof
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~ FOR SALE.

81 FOR SALE.
WILL sell private SALE modaelng teRms,
No 81 in the Upper Enlsreement Of the CITY, one Of the
In the market wiki
be sold entire in parcels II desired.
also Tor oil Evansville
maeo In which am prepared 20 offer barGans Fersqns
wishing purchase would do well to give oeiie
nh27-tf JSo. J. OHASDL z r. Real Est. Age.
1856, SPRING TRADE OPEN. 1866.
THE Subscribers are now In receipt Of their spring aee
L comprising every varetr and kind of Mems WomenE
Misses and Children Boots Shoes CATERS
BssAir5 Slippers &C., 30 which hey csn the nten
Of the goods and feste1
from the ars and most desirahls the Eassrn
markets. fsssF1e-7 flat t UESDRiCKS & MoREA.
nhfl First Sc near Haan.
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IsOBTNSOIv 4 EsKOTHEK.

ROBhNSON ~ BKOHHER.u
IMPokTEEs AND JoBRERs IN. :. y. -
Sill Es: f,4HpY DRESS GOODS. LIN EMS. wHITEGooDs.
'rfs9 Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery
TR INNINGS, lB0.NJFETS,1 .MAETfLL.4S. q c.,
No 4l6 Main Ct. besw Fifth snd Sixth. Low. Ky.
HATOULD call the attention Of buyor to their compets
tnck of Gosds, mheh is eanstanty being
daily reeep Adams aud American Express OF all
desirable styles of Dress Goods imported
country Meaehant visiting the market may
complete throughout the season.
rssidaut New York keeps continually sup
niid IN thing In dsnaud apl1- lmdkW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08

fancy sLd extra. Rye -four wss quiet, at u
So rs tor line ard superipe Meal was uncbangs
Wbest-Prime l0Ia were only Offering Ia small 10
and generally above the of purchasers. 10
bushels ~ cd white Missouri were sold at 81 90; II
pessee red waa unchanged. C,rn.-The sales emorac
about 10 OcO bushels among which wsre 1000 do. VIII
southern, ~ 06c., apG 900 do Jersey yellow (p-im.
~ lhe. Rye was less plenty and holsers demand
81 10. Oats continued toleisby active without chan
in prices.
COFFEE TIE chief sale was confined to the aucti
sale OF 0c0 be Of Rio, all Of which disposed Of
f,ll prices. The sale drew good company and 10
Ding was spirited. The prizes ranged f,om 1856.
price l1.441sc. GOO bsgs Jamaica sold to arrive
p. T.. and 900 do. on the spot. at IL months.
CoToN.-Tbe sales amounted to about 200 bali
closing with rather more strength, without change
quotst,ops.
FkEcus.--R.tes to English ports were firm, vita n
derate engagements. To Liverpool $50 fbls. Aour
engaged Of b. 3D. $50 boxes bacon at 30s 10 coo bu.
gran In bulk, ut I'D, while 81. was refused in sh
bsgs. Cotton ras I'd. for compressed. To LONDON p
visions at 32s. I'D. Boz. There was no change
notice IN ates for the Continent.
FRUiT.-500 bags Brazil nuts were sold at 4sfc.
BAY was st slalsAc with moderate sales
hoIAssH.-About 800 a 900 bols. New Orleans w
NAVAL sroRru,-Abeut 200 bbls spirits wsre sold
9ohc., end I 500 bols. rosn ct 81 e2k per S1elbs.
PROVISIONS -Purk-The market was heavy. The 81
we're confined to 200a 800 bbls. mess, At SIS 81 5
closing ut ire inside fRure Prime was dull at $14 L
$l4 26 Beef-The sales limited to 100 200 biol
at s8 70 50 rs for prime; 50 IS 81 tor mess ana
dull at S13 $16 so, and primo mess at $18 S12
meats we're steady at Nc. falc. for shoulders a
exc. 9hc. for hams Lard was steady, with sales
200 800 bbs., at 1890. 1880. Butter and che,
were in moderate request. without change in prices
RICE The market was inactive. Sales Of LOO tier
were mace at &c. u 4ac.
sPicrs.-Aaout 80 bales cloves we're sold at I3Ac.
CIGARS we're active and prices steady. Abo
SEQ boxes brown Havana sold at &c., and 100 do. white
ere; Sales OF $50 nhas. were made, including Gu
chiefly for refining, Ia good por ion OF which Was sol
.. TIC email lots New Orleans at 724c. S2Sc; and
hbds. Texas Al 8hc.
ToBAoco.--The demand continues nndirnnished q
desirable lots are reacily taken az full prices Tho
Included 43 hbds. Kentucky at 10Mc. 13c. 266 /
Havana, 24c. Boz; ISL sagua, p. t.. 40 cases 3
Leaf, 14c; 50 cases Florida, 10c. u 35c
WooL-The market has been quite brink this We
ana he demand for Amerca wool conside ly increa
stree last staten ent We notice sales of 10000
pulled consisting OF No. at zoe. 3lc.; super, $50
Gee. and extra ii SOC 40c cash. 100 600 los. fleece
the da-rens qualities, az prices rarging from 35c.
Foreign has been inquired for; the sales, h.
not reported There appears to bs abester feel
il the market and holders are firm in their vsws.
WINS Ey.--ihe faies embraced 200 500 bbls. at %;
29c. Tor Ohio and Prison.
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FAMILY MARKETlNa.
RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE AT THE wAsHING1
n

There is cry little difference in the market pr
quoted last week. Beet has advanced somewhat
Wholesale though the retail price remains about
same. Pork is very scarce ard high, whi;h accou
partly for advance in the price Of veal, unusua
this It will also make it necessary tor buyer
keep sharp look out for poor, underfed, unwholes
calves, of which we saw some specimens yesterday.
Poultry and game are also veiy high, and the weat
is not yet mill enough TO make spring fowls very at
dant. Chickens sell from eighteen to twenty cents
pound turkeys the same and other fowls In proport
venison is the cheapest meat in the market, and k
very fine.
Apples, we sorry to say, have advanced fifty c.
on the barrel; but they are very fine, ana wouls
eapsr than pork veal with DOCTORS bill attacl
at double the price. Cranberries scarce at eight
dollars barrel; bnt With summer fruits in pleasant
spective, We begin to ee independent of cranberry
and cranberry pies Raisns and eurrans also con
in, new good and cheAp To the lovers Of plum pudt
and fruit cake this will be welcome news, the failur
the crops having made these necessary ingredients
scarce and high. They can be bought now from te
twelve and . half cents per pound.
Butter is cheapening rapidly, and looks temptn
sweet and fresh. Eggs also have fallen slightly, but
intain very high figure. II
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The meeting of stockholders of the New Ha
ven and New London Railroad Company, held at
New Haven on Wednesday, accepted the report Of
the Committee Of Inquiry, recommending the build
ing of track from New London to Stonngton,
at cost Of about s35O,OO0. The necessity of the
stockholders taking up the $55 900 unssued 10 per
cspt bonds was discussed, and a committee from
each town between New Haven and Stonngton, and
also from New York, was appointed to obtain sub.
scriptions to the Stonington stock and the 10 per
cent bonds and to aid the directors in perfectng the
project recommended by the committee. It was vot
ed that these subscriptions must be obtained dur
ing the present month, and it was also voted to
publish and distribute the report of the committee
1t was also voted 10 request the bondholders not to
press the company for the coupons overdue until
the result Of the present attempt transpires.
The popular idea that North Carolina produces
nothing but tar, pitch and tuprentine, is fast be-
ing dspeed by the railroads with which the ener-
gy of her citizens covering her territory. Last
year the county of Hyde exported corn and wheat
to the amount Of $685. 900, and the county Of Edge
combe raised and sold $4,000 worth of cotton.
The exports from Washington, N. c., for the last
year, amounted to 81 ,O20,6l3 IL, of which $37 045
was to foreign countries. Since the opening Of the
Central Railroad to Greensborough, few days,
there have been $50 barres of -four sent from that
town; 5000 barrels of dried fruit were among the
first receipts in Norfolk, which resulted from the
opening of the Central Railroad.
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United Stat ties Circu nit Court.
Before Hon. JUDGES Nelson and Belts.
THE CASE OF THE EUDORA IMOGENE.

MARCH The United Stats Us. George Wit0n-Ihe
Court this morning rendered decision the
to the indictment sganst the negro George Wilson,
held that the not within the jurisdiction
Of the federal authortiea The prisoner remanded L
the custody OF the Marshal of Westcheser county where
he will be tried tor scuttiipg the vessel which is an
fence punishable with death.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, March TO p

AsHs.--Sses were small and prices unchanged.
BREApsTuTFs -F1our-The market steady. with
fair local and Eastern demand while the inquiry for ex
port limited. The sales embraced about 5000 900
bbs including common TO good state and Michigan sat
81 81 2 extra State at 81 rs 81 co. superne indiana
Upper Lake at 81 BIN 81 81 and good superfne
10 low grades extra Ohio, at 81 90 So 12 extra Gene
at So 10 $40 10. Sales OF 600 500 bbs Cana
dian were made 1t 81 % 80 80. Southern was heavy
with fales Of 100 1900 bbls, at 81 rs ss Is fox
mixed TO good choice brands and at 81 SI d for
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RESIGNATION OF AN ARMY OFFlCER-The re
sgnaton OF Seccno Lieuts william n. Lear, thirt
artillery, has been accepted by the President to take
effect April !, 1856.
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attached to stmortgage bonds, guaranteed as they
are by every other issue well the entire stock,
gives them position in the market superior 10 all
others, and preference with capitalists on both
sides of the Atlantic. The Michigan Sou,,,er a..
Northern Indiana Railroad Company e oo'
solidating its different classes of bonds - one
under the name of " First Mortgage Sinking snni
Bonds" This issue must take high "a * ia tue
market. The conversion commenced on the LIST
inst and is progressing satisfactorily. The sinking
fund is ample tor the payment of the entire issue
on or before maturity. AS tie purchases are made
from the proceeds of that fund, the market value of
these bonds must appreciate and increase in public
favor.
After the adjournment Of the board the following
sales Of stocks and bonds were made by Simeon
Drnper.-
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After the adjournment Of the board the following
sales Of stocks and bonds were made by Simeon
Draper
ttc0 ack River Utica Railroad, 1st mtg do. "a
Zoo Chicseo and ROCK Island Railroad, do do. %
COO Buffalo a State line Rsil road incomes. do IS
5000 Memphis City s's, 1885, do. 66a
co shares Farmers Loan and trust Company IS
80 do. st. M.hoss Bank 952l
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol-
lows -
Paid on Treasury account. $50 81
ps1ss. 40 So ....''....'. 900 200 se1 -
Paid for Assay office .................. 500 0S
Paid disbursing checks. ....... so,75s 81
The receipts to-day include $4,000 from Chicago
and 100000 for transfer draft on Boston.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, on the 5th instant were as fol-
lOws:-
For the redemption OF stocks. ~! 423 62
For The Treasury Department. 81 IA o.
For the interior Department q 2o7 40
War warrants received and entered Ssel5 So
On account Of the navy Observation-Disclosures. S7264 o5
FROM miscellaneous sources. Si3 70
from Customs. 9pbof9 70
The steamship 4Etna, from this port for Havre
to-day carried out sl93,l46 q in specie. The ship
ments tomorrow will amount to about half million,
quarter million of dollars.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
earned s69,922 90 in February, 1855, against s64,-
331 % for the same month last year. Increase
1851. In January, this year, there was decrease
in receipts Of sll ,l9l &c, compared with the me
month last year.
The Western Insurance Company, of Olean,
N. "; Kentucky Mutual Life Insurance Company,
of Covngton, Ky. and Medina Mutual Fire In
surance Company, Ohio, will each pay cbout so
cents.
The busisess Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany thus far this year has been far in advance of
the estimates. The gross earnings for February
will sum up S12G 900 against 500 900 for the same
month last year. The earnings in January and Feb.
ruary, 1885, have been about double those for the
same time in 1866. At this rate throughout the
present year, the gross income for 1856 will be up
wards of three millions OF dollars. The official esti
mate Of earnings for the year is $2,5OO,OOO. The
company's estimates, &C., for the present year. are
as follows
The total upon which interest is to be paid, is-
Assessments GO per cent? on l29, 25s shares
Cf stocE 2,5So lIO
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so, 5s5, 1870
Inc Accrulng interest ON the funded deos Wall be a.
folows:-
InteIes on s1a, COO coo at per cent . 1910, 600
Interest "a 0oC,0Q0 at PER cent. 100000
Interest 100000 at per cent......... 2ioO
Total interest on bonds. $4,000
The receipts Of the past year from earnings aud from
the lntei lest land fund were folows:-
interest land sa es and interest in advance s4soiI
aov1i. ool,io-
The estimates OF receipts for the present
follows
Receipts from nngs. 81 500, 600
Interest and saes, and interest in 100000
ooo,uuu
Deducng current expenses. ........... $50 600
Will leave (for interest) ST 600 600
Leaving $4,000 for interest floating DEBT and