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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
WISCONSIN RAILROADS.

To The E1ito~ If The n. i. Trtosae.
SIR The many errors Of omission in regard TO the
railroads and railroad system Of Wisconsin which
ind in H. G.s letter, published in TIE DAILY
TRIBUNE Of the Sd ins do but prove our rapid growth
when 90 progressive chroneler he falls far behind
giving Us credit for but little than half DUE
give below list Of the railroads Of Wisconsin, with
the number of miles in operation:
CHICAGO and Milwaukee. IS mies-distsnce in Wiz
consin 20 miles
Bacine and Mississippi. from Racine Through Beloit ,
70 Rockton y miles.
Nlw.uiee and Mississippi from Milwaukee, through
WbiIewater and Madison TO Muscoda ........S miles
milss.
Nersl Point Railroad, Warer DariD "a miles
B, lott and Madison Branch of G.ena Ralroad-d!s-
ance iu Wiscop sn (Belo 10 10 miles
Chcsso 81. Paul and Fond du Lac, Southern Divis.
ion Chicago to Jsnesvile, Wis, 81 miles-distancs
in Observation-Disclosures. 81 miles
ks. 10 Fox Sc miles
,,sLae % W.,ertown Is miles
Milwaukee and HORIZON. Horizon 10 Braudon.. - miles
CHICAGO ST. Paul and Fond du Lac, Northern Divis-
ion La Crosse Junction 10 Fond du Lsc... 81 miles
Miles of railroad in operation in Wisconsin sol miles
The Milwaukee and Mississippi Road tas some ID
miles ironed and to open by Spring; the Ia Crosse
and Milwaukee about 10, and the kenosha and Rock
ford about 10; Mineral Point about s. Should you be
willing 10 insert shsll be pleased 70 state in two or
three brief articles for The TRIBUNE, the present
condition and prospect for 1857 of the railroads of Wis
consin. "SHAwASo."
Th,,ooo Feb z 1857
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5em.nd IL ,1 s.Iva no. confined 20 brokers, but IN
ending merchants sud others, which indicates sha. the
banks are ling in bans to greater or lees extent
The near spprosch of TIE adjournment of Congress
nresen., s.,ous sspect in the future OF money mat
ters, for unless he Government treasury De largely
deple.ed BY ZONE enactment, before the sd-
iourument. there s likely 10 be serious trouble
before the meeting Of the next Congress.
The rand accumulation OF specie at the Sub-Tressuy
which win continue for months to come, coupled with
the fact that there are large and extraordinary pay
men.s TO be made by the Government this year there
were in the LIST renders quite certain that there be
no immediate reduction Of duties on importations, TO
take effect at once, nor any manner Of distribution of
II surplus there viii be very much larger absorption
Of pe Gle lying idle in the Treasury through the Summer
and Autumn than ever before, and amounting TO very
large part of al the specie OF the country. We
fear there is little hope at this late period Of the
session on any relief from Congress. That body have
wasted in frivolous or unmportant matters much Of
this session. But about two weeks remain, and it is
hardly probable il will be used to remedy this evil,
which may be regarded Of very grave importance.
The banks seem to have just woke up 10 IL danger.
Had they taken the alarm a month or two since i.
would probably have been better. Az it lie, there is
little prospect Of their acting safely otherwise than by
contTactment Of loans. The Sub-TIeasury is now
likely TO show It's dark side Hitherto il has been horn
of its power to do mischief by Of the Mexican
wsr and ott er large expenditures.
The sales of lands in Jsnusry'by the Illinois Central
COMPANY were az follows:
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u-sa ,..ssy 70 esssze funstu. RON Lbe tosse Ct Nay
esyta Remepded
Jsbn McDooald we tined and copvic;ed Of s:tenpt
n srccoy IN Ftt2ug vscb and chain from psyn
ss IL Nc % Third avenue. Sentence, Sac frsoo TWO
years and sts months
John Clark, q confederate With James Kety, eon-
VISITED Of highway robbery tne eh Lsi vas red ene
vst.d. The men ssrrotsd, Hssb oHsrA e',1 sn 81
Fosaa - hs vac passing throssh Wet street on the
tpt IA ait and robbed HIM q go. BON VIII 'o ~
81 Saturday. Adorned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

TO DEPART.


b steamship City Of MGnehe',. 70, LirsToSxmCap
Motion 6otieb and Louis Kinze Aug Abraham T. Galway
sam Psdy, B. Cox NJ pec9uy simon Gardsne Nays
Jas Wallis Cleuapd, Geo. Weyle, T. 5. Brown Mr samuel
w Fraser T. Thanish VIM Thompson, Sam Wnshtl WIN
ick Jno Carrsn Henry Gotfrei Frank sen Walter re.p
wife and two children VIII Cunley T. Dillon: R2b and Jane
Carlisle Mr. Lloyd T. River, Jean Dsborei, Nh Codne MI
Handle
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ADVERTISEMENTS. Il.


stesmsbips-Glssgow Goodwin, Gssgow j. Mcsymoni "a
havbs Bullock Havana, Lving stOn CrocheIon Co.
Buk-Lucerpe Lspr.lle, TeDerihe, J. A. Maensdo., y
Baltimore, Johnson, Baltimore, kbby NC Nee l.
Apinw all Panama Railroad Co.. Beaver Laundry Ooraitar
seboopers-Bieanor Townsend, Richmond. Van Brunt &
slssht W. B. BOr'ey Cou6oun Vienns Issier h,sw.tna
Strass Clearrpan c. I. Strong Lscun Baltimore, MAILER
Lord Queresu; Falmouth, Wesbe:s Porto Plate, strive
A. CO.
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w.rLe,. Penort,1 By Tsl,prapk.

NywosLEAys Feb l2-Corrox is firm, sales to-day 900
bales Middng Is quoted at ~ arg SUGAR hrm FLOUR
very dull Pork quiet. LARD quiet lie. in tercess
FRRISHTs TO Liverpool. tdsl6d- STERLING EXCHANGE.
8; prem. - g.. c. 4. H., q, ooo h.,..
Of the week 10 baes The market closed az an advance OF
Ia Ic on the week. Good Middlns is quoted 81 lsc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

BOSTON Feb lS-Arr. shp. ChGee, Mobile; zeroeiA :.
vspnah: hsris David Kmbsl. Calcutta Kate HAstnss "a.
cut;a D.ncy Aux Cages Maine. Mobile; Promr.. Ports
Prince; brigs Northern Belle fsy Joseph Phiad phai
Doane Savannah Wsvery, Aux Cages America, MsiAnsss
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There ID Deficiency on the irteres, account @

With has 70 be supplied from the General Fund
70 MAJ .ss.....ss..
BEING the Interes, on Funded Bends and Scnool
Fund.
The sane Exhibit sh5vs tie Expenditure for the
year 1855, intending Interest, 70 b. ...........
And he Receipts IN the Treasury for the eorss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
Mics Of railroad in operation in Wisconsin sol
ka,
Market. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE

Total Pots and Pearls. ...'''''.iW
COTTON-Under the City of Bstimores nsws tne naIke,
fmer and good business has been dore the sales embe
5oCO bales bali in ransu We repeat former quotations.
XEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION
ord ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

The BRIG Fanny O. Field fom Mps,itsn arrived Yesterday
18th when iuchor IL the lover bay set on TIE Wes
Rsnk by the ice which damaged and lost
anchor 50 homs chain the are al sch but wo aud
ner remaining three hours, got on BY he se4mtne
Hercules and brought up % The city.
The steamship Roanoke from Norfolk bros, On 20 this port
the passengers the Ham ship Hershe from HsmoaG put
int Hampton Roads in ds.ress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

/. In relation to the state debt the Governor says:
With these facts before Us, and the known neces-
sy of indicating the TO be pursued in relation
10 cur Indebtedness the question nov arises: VIVA,
shsll be adopted in relation TO i'll Answering as your
Executive and echoing the sentiments which believe
70 be entertained by those whom We alike represent
the people of the Sste-I would say: Pay the Debt
by those means the Constitution Of State prescrbes
Pas an act al the present session Of the Legislature
legalizBg the bonded Indebtedness, permitting Con.
trollers Warrants issued after the lst day Of January,
which may not be redeemed prior TO the LIST Of July
next TO be funded under the act of 1885, alike with the
warrants issued prior 70 January 1857; and lsw
embodypg those features present 10 the people, for
their ratification rejection at the rext general eec-
ton"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

vrecking sckr Rio Grade. tsnee ses;co 81 GO
resA 10th large ship With loss CT oowP,
and tops s9n mas, s3d es,A crcss 40 Dei'i aug
into the Delaware Breakvster - =,
Brig Gladiator (Br ssal;s - soens, " p, 10 lays VIA
fish, oil, kc., TO J. s. Whitney - -, ~. ..
Schr Rebecca Clyde, DecAsf, Hrgrl. days WIN
Schr Triumph, Baker Newcastle, DEL with corn 70 D. "
schr j. G. Roche (wrech Clock. with mdse from sTeeh Of
,hIn Irrps ashore on ;he MoTiches, l. l.
Scbr Riuegold wreck DFr.ns t.o the wfek oitae eAk
Eastern Belle Ashore ~ Long Beach y j.
sehr N.wYork Gsodse. Boston Sdsys with md'e to Day
ton SprsSue.
sebr i.sbcla Frsrkir, Bcs,or, Dayton sprasue
Schr Csbo, Nickerson, Boston = X Herneh
Sehr KDgfshcr Johns. Monroys. Af'ies- JAZZ With esn
oil, &c Yates Portsrhe,d No date Ia, . ~, on- " o.
spoke schr Baltic, of Baltimore IN
I. : ~ steamship George Law HeTpcor. from Asplnwa,
brnsns California dates Jan. ~ with mails specie and pas
sengsrs 10 |. ". Raymond.
Propeller Thos Swami we,s Baltimore 90 hours nd's 10
H. B. Cromwell
Propeller Parker vein Ramsay. Baltimore, with nSse to
II. B. Cromwell
Propeller Jackson, Baker Btmore with mdse. II. b.
Cromwell
SAILED-ship Java, Taylor, for Savannah.
BELow-ship Rambler (cipT Of Boston, LshIop Csnchs
Islands Oct 81. with susno
wIND-DarinS the Cay, from 5. 70 sw.
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4:7l 50
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINcISsATT, April 20. M.-Flour unchang-
ed and firm at So 2595 30. Receipts larger,
as the water was let into the Miami and Eric
Canal this morning, but holders are frm.-
Whisky advanced to % and is in active de-
mand. Mess Pork advanced to S22 Mol
crate demand. Sugar and Molasses buoyant
CINcINNATI, April 90. P, M.--Flour firm;
700 bbls sold at So so to So 50 for Super
fine, and So 70 for Eastern White. Wheat
receipts increasing Oats dull; sales of 1900
bush at sic at the landing Corn firm and in
good demand at 55c to 81. Provisions un.
changed. Mess Pork opened frmer, bui
closed rather quiet. Sales Of 200 bbls at S22
and 200 bbls at S22 ID. Several orders in
market for Bacon, but at prices below the
views of holders. Sales of $50 tierces.--
Shoulders in dry salt ut "a loose.
Whisky very firm at an advance Of &c
Sales Of 1850 bblS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21

"lloME AGAIN."-We have had the pleas
ure Of taking by the hand our old friend, Mr..
Sanders, who is in the city for few days on
business. Most heartily do we welcome him
back to the scenes of his former editorial la
bors, Where in former times, he did much to
advance the material prosperity Of Evansville,
and where he secured a host of friends who
will ever remember him with affection. His
name is Household word" among us, and
the best wishes of all who know him, will fol-
low him wherever he goes. Mr.. Sanders is
now the editor of the Davenport Gazette, and
we arc glad to know that, in pecuniary point
of view, his new situation is everything desi.
rable. He still cherishes the love Of an old
home for Evansville, with whose early growth
and prosperity his name will ever be asso
ciated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER was rising very rapidly at this
point yesterday, overlooking tina bottoms
above the city. It will be seen by our dis
patches, that the river is falling Mt Pttsburg.
The weather yesterday was mild and pleas
ant.
OF Capt. Reynolds has laid up the fast
Virginia at Portland, on account Of the hard
times.
OF The Fashion is the packet for st.
Louis, and Cairo, this morning.
SoLD.-The steamer Elvra has been sold
Mt st. Louis for $500 to Capt. Bassett of
the Altoona, who will run her in the Illinois
river trade.
OF The Bridges came down yesterday,
and discharged ovsra hundred hogsheads of
tobacco. a hat-boat from Green River
brought over $50 hhds. Our shipping mer-
chants have plenty of freight for the South.
OF The Missouri river is very high, and
at last accounts was rising fast. The Illinois
and Upper Mississippi are also high and ris-
ing.
or TIE packet Eaves came down Sunday,
with fine trip: She promises to be prompt
and popular packet.
OF The Alvin Adams will be up at day
light tomorrow for Louisville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21

The Hoe CHOLERA.-Tbe Louisville Cou
rier says that this epidemic among hogs still
continues its ravages. At one distllery in
Aurora, from the first Of August to the twen-
ty-iourth of October 1,245 have died At
the distillery in Pittsburg since the 18th of
October, 2 SO. Mr. Pate, Of Rising Sun,
lost 500; Mr.. Sumner, of Covington, 800;
Messrs Calf, of Aurora, 1916. At New
Richmond, since the disease made its appear
ance, l0,435 have died, and in the vicinity
of Aurora 5000 have died. Making an az
gregate, so far as accounts have been received,
OF G0,OOO hogs, valued at 100000, and when
fatted would have been worth S650,000.
From experiments at Aurora, it is stated
that the disease is more violent upon hogs
that are fed dry corn than those fed on slop.
The average number that died in the pens,
that had been fed on slop was 33 to 90 per
cent the average number is fed on corn that
died is put down from GO to 70 per cent.
1t is proved that the disease is contagious
and that the latest period of contagion TO be
about thirteen days. 1t is also ascertaned
that the pens in which the diseased hogs have
been, will retain the infection, in warm wealth.
er, for more than four days, and probably
from ten to twenty. Another very importan
fact has been ascertained. that the hog is mo-
subject to the disease but once. Not an in
stance has been noticed where one has beer
attacked a second time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21

OF Some of the beneficial results Of the
completion Of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road, to the people along its line, are portray
ed by the Vincennes Gazette. The. are but
the good effects produced by the construction
of like Improvements everywhere in the West.
1t says:
"Whethcr our farmers feel it already or not,
it is true now, and twelve months more will
demonstrate it in the most tangible form, that
every acre Of land in Knox county, and in fact
in all the counties along the line of this road,
is worth from three to six times as much, IN
actual cash, rs it was one year ago. n single
instance will suffice to show how this is true:
citizen Of Martin county is now shipping to
St. Louis one hundred tons of hay where it is
worth $40 per ton, which it would have been
impossible for him to do, were il not for the
rairoad-indeed, he could not have found q
market for 1t, except by waggoning it to Lou
isville, distance from sixty to eighty miles.
And how much profit could he have made af-
ter such transportation? All the time and
money saved by this operation goes into the
pocket OF the producer-it is just SO much ac-
tual capital added to his farm, in its increased
valuation, by the perecting of increased facil-
tiles Of reaching the best market. This profit,
too will be multiplied by every article or va
riety Of production capable of being cultivated
in all the various kinds of soil which abound
along the line Of this road: corn, wheat, pork,
poultry. sc. We refer to these facts to show
that our farmers who have paid up their stock
subscriptions, and are disposed to fret and
grumble at what they suppose to 10 dead
loss. If all such will take into the account
the advantages they have derived in the actu-
al increased value of their lands, and the in.
creased prices of their products. they will find
that these. By far, overbalance the payments
they have made on stock, supposing these pay.
ments to he total loss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21

AccrDENT.-On Saturday last boy, whose
name we were not able to learn, was shot in
the shoulder by the accidental discharge of a
gun in the hands of his brother The gun had
been cooked for the purpose of shooting at a
flock Of birds; the birds flew, and as the gun
was replaced on the young mans shoulder it
went of, lodging the contents IN the shoulder
of his brother, who stood Immediately behind
him. The boy was brought to the city, and
the wound was dressed by DR.. Bray. Yester
day he was not considered out OF danger.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21

AN INTERESTING QUESTION FOR LAWYERS
A man in New York, who had two illegiti-
mate children by woman of an infamous
character, desired to gain the custody of the
children, and applied to the New York Legis-
lature for az act to legitimatize the children,
and give him the rights Of parent. The act
passed. On the protest and counter represen-
tations Of the mother, the act was, few days
after, Internationally repealed. The children
having once been made legitimate by law, the
question is now, can the repeal Of the law
make them iliegitimate The power of the
Legislature can legitimatize bastard, but it
cannot bastardizs a legitimate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21
River and Weather by Telegraph.

PITrsBURG. April 90, M.-River 6 feet Z
inches and falling Weather clear and mild.
. CIsoISSATT, April 20, P. M.-Wcather
cloudy and mild. River rising slowly; IL feet
3 inches in the channel.
WHEELING, April 20. p. M.-River falling;
feet III inches! in the channel. Weather
clear and cool.
PIrrSBURG, April 20, P. M.-River feet 5
inches, and falling. Weather clear and mild.
LOUISVILLE, April 20, M.-River feet
6 inches on the Falls. Mercury 81. Weather
cloudy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21

WASHINGTON, April 18.-The Postoffice
Department has invited proposals to the 1st of
June for carrying the entire letter mail over
land frem the Mississippi to San Francisco in
four horse coaches, semi monthly, weekly and
sem-weekly.
The Interior Department has nearly COM
pleted arrangements for the construction 81 o
wagon road.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21
THIRTY BEAUTIFUL TOWN LOTS


INGREEK'S ENLARGEMENT. Sire from IS 90 BY
rs 80 feet they laid the highest ground
Evansville and desirable locations for Family Res
idenees being healthy OF TOwn centrally located
all tho manu- featuring I'D
in nerhborhood. They also desirable for
fAStung There is Furniturs Factory being built
the adj dining lots fny wishing TO make profitable
Investment here is pPortdny offered as there
part OF Eyansville that is i'm proving faster.
ALSO
We have 20 lots laying one body which is beautiful
location fer family residence. all OF which will be sold
low and suit.
For apply a. Furniture WareT0om
Main Street Factory the PREMISE, where
plat can be seen ARMSTRONG 4 GREEK.
MA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE JOURNAL
DISASTROUS FIRE.

WHEELING, April 2O.-The passenger en-
CINE house, lathe shop, blacksmith shop &c,
of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company in
this city, with three locomotives and all the
machinery were destroyed by fire this after
noon. Less not ascertaiued. A heavy North
West wind rendered futile all efforts to save
the buildings.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21

A SCIENTIFIC QUEsTIoN--A paragraph is
going TIE rounds of the papers, headed "Aow
long shall We Sleep?' The question is, shall
we tumble out Of bed an hour before breakfast,
and with the "health, wealth and wisdom. /"
guaranteed by such an operation, in quaint
old nursery rhyme. have chill every other
day and "bad cold +" the year round?--or,
shall we indulge in that greatest of all luxu-
ries, morning nap, with the bright sunlight
peeping in behind the curtain?
We are inclined to think that
+" Early TO bed, and early to rise,
Makes man healthy, wealthy and WISE"
was fiction of those unhappy people who
cannot sleep after daylight, and who would
convince the world that their infrmty is q
virtue. To hear some folks talk, you would
think that all the virtues of life were tumbled
into one, and thaf one consisted of tulnbling
out of bed by candle-light We confess ,ct
of this side Of the JOURNAL, that in our hum.
bic opinion this early rising, to watch "dsy
breaking" as though day was really going tc
break something. is one of the verisst hum.
bugs of the age! How long shall we sleep?'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New ORLEANS, April 2o.-Sales of Cotton
to-day 500 bales. Market depressed at IA 90
l44. Receipts to-day 5000 bales White
Corn 72@75c. Mess Pork S23. Bacon bouy-
ant. Long Middles 1l3%@l1T.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21
ENIBisOlDERS STAMPING
EyEnv sEyFvNOON

MR. c. a. KIRBY extends 4 cordial invitatien n the
wi Of this place and vicinity. his large sud
choice selection of patterns OF Emtroide and Needle
Work, which he Is prepared Stamp SIX. satin
Fian mel Wtha Iud Of his own invention AVID
which brilisncy of Color. Texture and Durability are
in the Union and warranted TO remain
oey plain aud egbe long the goods are kept dry and
OF rub by handling but imply washing IL
like the dew Hei0re summers lie will also
teach the art of Stamping. Terms-S3 90
He will remain street, between Main and Syea
more. south side. Hours from % O'Clock. Pm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21

Sr. Louis, April l8.-Henry j. Adams,
Gree State) has been elected Mayor of Leav-
enworth, Kansas, by majority of one hun
dred and eighty over all.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21
TO ysRuDGE BUILDERS.

TEyIE Board Of Co mmissoners Of Nandsrturgh county
will the 18th day OF May next. receive anAcOnsider
proposals for building bridge With stone u-Hsuts at
Luxwiler's Ferry Pigeon Geek. Also az tbs
proposals will be receivet and considered tor hudns
Calvert the Creek the old rvsfehee or
Jnc. q. Stinson deceased.
Plans aR Of sai Jobs be sssarsd at the
County AUDITORS OEee. - -
aps-tddAw WILLIAM VI. WALkER a. V. q.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21

OF The Democrat and Planter, published
at Columbia, Texas. says the planters are now
blowing up their corn. having found it killed
to the roots by the frost. The cane is doing
finely, having been but very slightly injured
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21
Early TO bed, and early TO rise,
Makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise"
OF The following advertisement appeor,

in the columns of the New York Herald:
Merchants embarrassed, in want Of means
or willing to suspend with means, by finan.
ciering, can hear of a party who has lust car.
ried parties through TO the amount of 5000
without prejudice. Address los Herald Of
fee. Reference given.
Willing to suspend with means by finan.
cieringl" What gentle phrase for cheating
creditors and Pocketing the money of Others
Such sort Of "financiering" ought to be with
IN "" 'tsiutes and punishable as felony.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-21

The line is down east Of Pittsburg, con
sequently we are without our usual Eastern
news.--REPoRTER