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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15
EvansniIla and CrawfordsviIle RaiIroad

The following summary of facts gathered from the
report OF this Company, condensed from The Railroad
Record The report relates the affairs Of the .mpany
up to Sept. lst 1856.
The following are the officers:
PREstDENr--W. d. GTisw old, Terre Haute
TgxAsURz AND SEcRxr,RY.--JObn (. Martin, EVtns-
Vile.
SUPERINTENDENT j. Daniels, Evansville.
w. D. Griswo,d, Terre Haute.
Chauncoy Rose, do do
NJ. w. Foster, Evansville
G. w. Rath5oae, do
Jno. Ingle, Jr., do
John s. Hopkins, de
ST Jerauld. do
VIM. Blu tch Vnceunes.
}. w. Maddox, DO
Joshua Alsop, Carlisle,
J. II. Garrett, do
q. X. Steele, Rockville,
z. L. Harris, do
Tho Annual MEETING ofthe Stockholders is held on
the 1t Monday in October The capital stock is fol-
lows Number of shares 1907 price Ter share, $50.
CAPrrAL s., 22S ,i57 80,
The DEBTS OF the road From Evansville to Vim
cennes 81 miles, st mort $3.50 OG6-mterest per cent
due i'll 1862 and payable in New York. TRrsTxEs, J.
f. A. Stanford and Il. r. Robb.
Frt mortgage, whole line subject 10 the above, $40,
Geo. per cent, and payabloin New York 1862
payable in Evansville to John Ross and Chauncey Rose'
Trustees.
Floating debt, Ssa, l6O,sG.
The following results operation for 1855 and
1856:
Receipts for II months in 1855. The gross receipts
from rasscn- GERS freights, mails and the Express
amounted Sll5,8g0 "a
Cost OF operation. ..-.......-...-.-. -dlS t2
Net earrings Observation-Disclosures 59, III Is
Receipts for 1856. Gross receipts. s2i397O 42
Net earnings ..................... s136 O6I 80
Interest )nds about...............Sa6 600 90
Balance to pay on floating debts and
sinking funi'.... S50,MO W
DETAILS or CONSTRUCTION,
Length of road O9 miles, single track, with At, 5in
gauge. Teruini, Evansville and Terre Haute Side
track about three miles. The track laid in 1S5l52
SO 54-of English and American T rails of weight pc
yard IS, 81 and 50 g. upon white oak ties, by 9nche.
and e74O the mile seventy miles OF the road is ballast
cd with grabee, and hirt!-nine with soil. The amour
of wood consumed per annum GOO cords.
Wear aud ofiron per cent, of ties and
structure, II per cent.
Rem ,RKs.-The - p rail of English manufacture ha
been in useabout years, and the and tare is
down for tn at per cent The American rail of so
per yard, has stood well; although think it
very ,oi iron. fine l6 bar done well far
Like most OF me late lhportaton%, II contains some dc
fsctive bars arising from bad welding, in which the
separates from the mock Of the rail. The TIL
IS set down at per cent.
Since the above report submitted. the business
tho E. & c. Road, during a period of nearly fou
months, has increased in nearly dosble ratio con
pared with its former earnings, and promises
continue at about the ratio fora greater porto
OF the balance Of the year.
The company hope that by their next annual meetin
to be able to report their road in prosperous cond
ton, financially, any Of the new Western roads
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CHANGE.

EEAvIN3 bought Messrs Hershberger & Carson's stock
a of Family Groceries. Produce. &c, would be glad
receive the patronage of the of the late firm
Also that ofmy old friends aud the public generally
promising part to do my utmost to give entire salts
faetien TO all.
will remain for days in the store occupied by
the late firm previous locating permanently in the
Venueman old stand corner Of Main and I'd sts where
endeavor keep such stock goods always hand
as the wants families dsuaAd.
JanI SAM L NlCkEEE.
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Four cisterns canal still empty Fire apparatus
I'm good order.
P G. o Riley, wharf master reported the amount of
revenue derived from city wharton mon his of Sepem
Der, October, November, and December, showing the
aggregate amount to be S925 49, which received and
ordered TO be filed.
Professor Morgan's petition, relating to Goddess Of
Liberty Sc was referred to committee of three con-
sisting of Messrs Cook, Uunnel and Scantlin
The Resolutions passed by the Dire, tors Of the g. l.
and c. s. L. r. X. Company relative to the bonds were
received, read. and ordered to be placed on fle
The Council notified that the amount due the CITY
from the State (s23l38 for Clay county war purposes
8 pas yet unpaid.
On motion the bill was forwarded TO Charles DENLY
Esqr., for collection.
On motion Council adjourned.
WELL H. WALKER, Clerk
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" Col. Bissel was inaugurated Governor
Of Illinois, on Monday last. A large con-
course of people was attracted to the capital
to see how one who had engaged in the pre-
liminares of a duel would go through the
process Of swearing that he had never been
thus engaged. Col. Bissell took the oath
without ALTERING. The Inauguration was a
grand affair."
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE JOURNAL
WASHINGTON. Jan. IA.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA.
The President does not, at the close Of his |
contemplate making a tour Of
the Southern States, but will leave for Cherries |
ton, and 60 thence to Cuba, for the benefit of
his wife's health. .-
Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, having to-day sue
ceessfully demanded the previous question: on
referring the Presidents message to the com
mittee Of the whole on the state Of the Union,
was in vain appealed to by those who wished |
to proceed with the consideration Of the
speeches to dissuade him from pressing his
motion.
Mr.. Rusk made some remarks rather tartly
in condemnation Of the course of Mr. c., in
thus cutting off the debate, and was replied
to by Mr.. G. in similar spirit. The affair
wos but of a moment, and probably ended
with the occasion. but it affords the founda-
ton Of much gossip and guesses of disagree
able events, not likely to occur.
The correspondent Of the New York Times,
who, it was said, left the city to avoid testi-
flying before the House committee, has voiun-
tarily returned.
BosToN, Jan. Il.
The name of Daniel Desha has been forged
to large amount. Thirty thousand dollars
have been found among the assetts of the de-
funct Canton Bank of China, Maine, and is
now in the possession of the Boston Bank
We have no further particulars.
HALIFAX, Jan. II.
Cyrus NJ Field Esq, has arrived here on the
steamer Maona, from st. James. New Found
land lie has made arrangements to have a
portion Of the coast of New Foundland sur
yeved with view to the selection Of the best
place to bring the transatlantic telegraph ca
/ bic ashore, and also for the construction of the
land wire to connect the wires of the present
! line with the cable.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
The Democratic members of the Legislature
met in caucus last night at Dover and nomi-
mated the Hon Jas. II. Bayard and Martin w.
Bates for U. S. Senators from this State. Mr..
Bayard is to be supported for the term Of six
years, from the 4th of March next, and Mr..
Bates for the unexpircd term Of the late j. N.
Clayton. The vote OF this classification was
16 yeas to nays. The Legislature meet in
convention this afternoon at I o'clock for the
election.
CHICAGO, Jan. H.
The Legislature of Minnesota met on the 18th
and elected John B. Brisbon Of ST. Pau, Presi
dent. The latest dates say that the House is
not organized.
CINCISNATI, Jan. IA.
River unchanged. Weather cloudy with
cnou
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CALIFORNIA,

4 CALIFORNIA.
Indoors and Out or How Farm Mine and Live gem
orally in the Golden State By ELIZA W. FARNHAM. II
no cloth. Price 81.
and graphc picture Of life Califor
MIA exhibited female eyes. which has yet appeared
hrs Farnb9m seesthngs they and the trials
pleasures and experience of the eigrant with honest
ph8sis She interesting with
glrd the action tho Vigilance Committee in San
Francisco Her narrative probably eivos the elcRres and
consecutive view of this subject which has been
published. dec3i- gd&w
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PHALON's MAGIC HAIR DYE,
AEgETERED PHYSICIAN,



EHAyE nearly run out discovered while in the East
midas. certain cure for Consumption bronehltls
Coughs Colds zaperal debility This remedy was dis
covered ny him his on'y eh--a 9aughterWas given
die. Nins do much good as possiole ne VIII
to such cte fellow beings. as request 1t this
recipe with fu directions for making up and sue
uz n it. He requires applicant 70 inco5e HIM one
shipg-hree reJIrned postage on the reel
var.isament Address DR.. II JAMES.
desc 3mdGg No 70 Grand street. Jersey City. n. j.
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AUCTION SALE To-DAY.-Bear in mind that
the Auction Sale of China ware and fancy
articles, will be continued this afternoon, at
215 o'clock, and this evening, at Z. We I'M
derstand that the goods are being sold with
out reserve
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
DRY GOODS Az AUCTION!

EUST received will sold at auction at our Auc-
eE Rooms. regular sale days large
assortment Dry Goods, Notions fancy articles
consisting in part of Brown aud Beachd Sheeting and
Shirtng Sanets. Casimeaes Coatng Flaunes Blankets
Jeans. Hosing. Gloves Mits SpoOl Threads, Lincys
Aerines, ShawIs, Susperders. &C., &c.
ALsO:Tahles and Pocket Cutlery. Jewery and Watehe
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razors Pins Needles
Aceordeons anda great variety Of fancy
Gus TO mention. ,W00LSEY IL NELSON.
novI Auctcueers.
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Markets by Telegraph

CIN3INNArI, Jan. II,
Flour active; Prices tending upward; sales at - %
SIS 30 Whisky firm and in good demands Provisions
quiet particular change; Sugar qule Wheat steady
Corn in good demand; Barley quiet.
NEW YORK, Jan. ii,
Flour market dun with declining tendency; sales of
COCO bbls So 2U$G 40 for straight States and S5 55
81 25 for Southern Wheat firm; sales of 500 bu shes
Corn declining; Mess pork bB0yan sales Of western at
$50 so; Beef firm; Lard active and buoyant at l22I;-
Whisky heavy; stocks generally lower
BALTIMORE, Jan. il.
Flour ranged in prices today firm ut Sc 1896 so =;
Wheat Corn and Whisky unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Jan. p. NJ.
Flour demand active; prices have advanced; sales at
$3.50 Sc 0Obetter for future delivery; Whisky market
active prices dropping: offered at close 231; Provis
ion market dun but prices unchanged except for Bacon
HAMS Sugar Cured which sold TO extent of coo lbs
| prices at II 4 for future delivery.
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OF One of the men pardoned by Cover
nor Clark of New York, has already been
committed to answer the charge Of an assault
with intent to kill
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THE GOLDEN DAG07

Or Up and D. the rrawa ldi being Passages of I'd
ventures in the Blrmau Enpile. BY American. l2no
cloth. illustrated Title PAGE. Price 81.
The 0Hth0r served Surgeon board English armed
steamer during the late Burmese and IN this book
vivid aud picturesque of his 4rkable ad
The fact bat little is the Singular
PEG pic BurmahtLe Land the White Elephant
''Fhy0ne the Golden Foot''-add
of the kind in and field
The Golden Dazon'' q peculiarly Interesting book
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTIOEEERs, COMMISSION MFR CHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers'
EEAVING leased for Of years and fitted IN the
Old Court House. of Main and Third streets we
preparedto receive for sale auction private
sale all kinds fgoods. and merchandise; household
furniture, horses, buFgies, ETC..
Disturbances made oGconsignr1ents when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
o'clock, NJ AIso Tuesday, Wedn esday
and Fridaynights. at early gasIight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month. at 10 clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City OF
Evansville containing al the EnlsrgeneRts and be-
IL will he for the interest of ali have
set APART the Mo uday Every month for
Estate atauction All those wishing
hand in their lists in time the public
The OF those having Houses Lands
forsnle either public private sale
ted. jyI5 W00BSEY Il NELSO ON. Auct's.
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ORIENTAL ACQUAINTANCE;

Series OF Letters from Syria. By j W De FORREST.
I2mo., cloth. Price SIX cents.
fresh and agreeable views taken from ad
points of observation of those storied fields
Palestine which have employed already many astery
pencils full they of the spenor aud the havoc
the Tue clever sketches of Oriental Acquain
taace most fruit of travel
subj IT'S from being exhausted
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Proceedings of the City Council.

COUNCIL CHAMBER Jan. l2th 1857.
Council met pursuant to joUrnmOnt. Present Coun
ciimen Foste Scantn, SatterIee, Cook, Orr, Veneer
mann, Johnson, and Hunne
The Mayor being absent on account of sickness. MIR.
= Foster called to the chair.
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The following bills were referred. r. H. Mosley's bill
S3I 2 Vanderburg Circuit Court Clerk S2I Gas bill
last quarter s515 90 james Swanson's BILL for
encurred by Mosley. 50 50.
The Sexton of Oak Hill Cemetery reports only tive
terments for the month of December.
f. Fisher Fire Superintendent made the followingre-
port fer week ending January 10.
I....sa IT.. !.
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BY G. W. CURTIS. II mo-, cloth Price 81.
ErtrGct from article in The NJ y Tribune. Nor. 49,
NoHe Of Mr. Curtis books is ia judgment destined
80 high position in literature last II is
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
cnNsrrrGLrEoN aND ,E1sEs gJNIeN.

TE are receiving fail ard winter stock oods
S3 and invite liberal public call
street. doors below Main, Fosters Block Our
e stock consists part OF Coth5 Csssimeres C1ssi nets
Fanne!5 Blantets Silks ClshmeTes DeaRes Prints
Shawls. Nautilus Ladies', Misses and Chi dreu shoes
Hosiery Gloves Floor OIL Cloths Carpets Rugs Dlmssh
&C. Caps and all other goods usually keftin dry
good stores. No trouble to show goods - -.
JAMES OAKLEY q SON.
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GsUANKLIN Reilly beg leave to cali the attention to
friends AID atoners. t. their large and well Sc
ieced spring md summer dry goods rec
Surfing thepa weeks prisu of the most desr-
ale s6ocs lie found in the city weh they er at whole
their and the public generality
allow prics or prompt time buyers Their
sists part observation-disclosures cloths black and fancy
Feeds, white, LuG aUd fancy Marsailes and
Ves;is Conales Croton cloths and plain and fanya
Drills rich Ciiicoes Of Philip Alien Spraucs Rne
State as rich printed Freuca and Scotch aco
Lawns rich printed rcneh Robes plain and salty
strped BercEzs Hack c50red Crane N3utz hte CASH
plain ard fancy Gngh2ms rich printed oryacae5
Chal d IialnCs. white ShGvl5 black
5taney silk shawl rich tia 9wl eNd carts bioc and
While lace Clpe5 Ioria antqu6 Paraa2z SILK nd e"hap'
Umbrellas Pauacaa L-EhorH and Hrai HAS.
and fancy Bouuets, Iich bonnet ri hons osiHs HHgs
Ie Fans boots and she's GIrpct. floor en
OIL Cloth HEd printed r3aw i!il5s tozeher with
BE myl SI:AEELlE & REIGY.
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& $50 packages Macterel; 5 drums ooddsh;
nc boxes>o Herring; ~ csses SardEes;
90 es Cove and Srced Oysters Just reed and
fer sala bv decI6 PRESTON BROS.
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CURTis, CONIPhETE " ORKs

CUkTIb' COMFLEFE Is UHAs,
COMPRISING:
Vol. I. NILE NOTES.
Vol. 2. THE HOlgADJI II SY RIA,
Vol. 3 Lotus EATING,
Vol. 4. THE POTIPHAR PAPERS,
Vol. 3. PRJE AND l.
volumes, ecth. uniform 49, half cais gilt. = 80.
Each volume separately, i'll cloth, 81.
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters s216.
The first BOZ prizes decided in the usual manner.
of go will be determined by the last figure or
the that draws the $4,000 prize. For example If
the number drawing the 900 prize ends viii No. then
the number ends in will be entitled to
sO ends with No. 2 then all the tickets
where number ends in will be entitled to 49, and
too
Packages will be sold at Ire following rates.
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
do do 10 Half do 80
DO DO 10 Quarter do .::;........... Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates eitheTto
s. SWAN d CO., Atlanta Ga,
S. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
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SCHEME

Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
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Address orders for Tickets Oertihcaes either to
5. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
s. SWAN. Montgo merry, Ala. or
S. SWAN, Box 200, Mobile, Ala.
PLAN OF SWAN 81 CO.'S LOTTERIES.

ELAN OE " 4
Numbers ponding with those the tickets
The prizes placed in another Wheel
number drawn the number wheel. and ct the
time a prize is the other wheel. The prize
the number drawn. This operation
is repeated until all the prizes are drawn out.
enclose the address
the tickets ordered receipt of which they be for
| var by first mail.
numbers and prizes will
cha5ers Immediately after the drawing.
Will please write their plain and
rive their Post Office. County and State.
E Remember that every prize drawn and payable
full wit Il deduction.
All prizes of 81 90 and under pa edately
prizes usual time thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize tickets cahed renewed in other tickets either
once, dee2s-tf
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SWIM 4 CO.'SLOTTERIES.

SOUTHERN .liILITdRY GCAD.f.NY LOTTERYI
CLASS NJ.
To 5e the City Mobile Alabama in public ON
Saturday Jpnuary 10. 1857. o the
PsA N OF SINGLE NU w ESERSs
JOHN HUisTEL and W. W MCGUIRE Esqs., Commissioners
10000 Tick eIss-3 .2S0 Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
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some snow

River unchanged. Weather cloudy with
some snow.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS ARD PORK PACKERS.
FEIHE subscribers usual prepared purchase
on ur own acco slaughter and pack for others on
commission. -,
We have lar.e IRON TANKS and Will buy heads or
steam them for others at usual rates.
All hors slaughtered will be delivered free of
ssc5 no ANY part 'Hs SAMUEL ORR CO.
"a o. sITGAR-co hhds large gTain; for sale ty o
lNs jNn5 s. 4. GILBERT & CO.
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NEW YORK.

From ALBERT c.. EsgCTgAEg DSON,S Adj
vert5sing and Correspondence Office, No. $50 Broad
Wav New York.
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3.295 prizes amounting '.'-S52oOOO
Whole Tickets S16 Halves IS; Quarters So Eiehths 81
The 900 prizes $50 be determined by the last figure of
the mum the $50 600 prize For example, if
the number drawing the $50 eco prize ends with No then
the number ends IN will be entitled to
$50 II the number ends with No g. then all the Tickets
where the number ends will be entitled $50. and
oil to o. - =,
which is the risk; -
Cerdcases Package of 10 Whole I'll ekets 800
do 10 Half do ~
de 10 Quarter do 25
DO 10 Eightts do l21S
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$3.50 prizes amounting $40 GOO
h5y- Whole Tickets, SlOHalges, $5-Quarters $Z7a. @&
The first ZIG prizes decided in usual
Prizes $40 will he determined by the last figure OF
Number draws the $40 600 prize. For example, if
drawing the $40 600 prize ends with No. then
tickets where the number ends in will DO entitled
to So with No then all the tickets
where the number ends will entitled $iO
to o.
Certificates Of Packages will lie sold tho following rates.
whichis the risk:
Certificates Package of 10 Whole ESQ
Half
10 Quarter .......... Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either
s. SWAN d CO., Atlanta. Ga,
=. SWAN, Montgomery Ala, or
S. SWAN. Box 200, Mobile, Ala.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLAS IS 23,
To be City Atlanta. Georgia. public
TUESDAY. January 20. 1857, on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
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CHICAGO, Jan. IF.
The Legislature of Minnesota met on the 7th
and elected John B. Brisbon Of ST. Pau, Presi
dent The latest dates say that the House is
not organized.
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REGULAR C5NCsNN NATE AND NASEg-
VFEEE PACK E,E.
rgrfss. p FIaNESS E3E BGsE.F. JAMES LEE.
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