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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Information in United states Circuit
Court. FOR she Middle District Or
NcEaregsrr.- asefaffnrs 1Farsrs rSFa

ulicl states VS. NO. llto, 10 barrels whisky.
Attorney Of the United States for said district
hath niet has Information On said Court IS Well
on behalf ol the United States. o. Of H. IL Nor
ven, toleeior. &C. and ot an persons concerned.
against Is barrels Of whissy seirod In nosses-iaa
q Bailey. uriWay B Co.. alleging AMONG other
things that saii whisky seizal in possession 81
BAILEY Vuiway Co.. IN Nashville u-said dis
der me set % t1ugres. entitled "Au Act 90 pro-
vido internal revenue Co support ihe Government
70 pay interest on the public debt and for other
purposes. Approved June Goth. 1904 and the
aet anendatory thereof approved March g 1855.
Vow. therefore, I'm obedience % the mention of
the Court, 90 me directed and delivered. Il do
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
said property, or knowing or having anything to
say Thy the same should not be condemned AZ
iorieitcd that they be and appear before the said
Circuit Court, 90 be held in the Federal Court
Room IN the Capitol, In the city Of Nashville. on
tae 10th day q October, lSt6, then aud there %
a, % rTNcrnrr
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-12
Excitement and Confusion.
The Final Adiournment.

felegraBhie Correspondence Cincinnati Com're1.
THE mREPREssIBLE BURSTS FORTH.
PHILADELPHIA, September THE pro-
ceedings Of the Convention Of Southern dele
gates to-day transcend those of any preced-
ing session in demonstrative clamor and
want Of decorum. 1t was evident last
evening, from the unfriendly remarks that
passed between HAMILTON, Of Texas, and
CREsswEIL, Of Maryland, in which the for
mer intimated that the latter and all who
came with him were intruders; that there
must be either an open split or a quiet with
drawal Of the border State delegates. The
extreme Southerners had come here deter
mined to indorse negro suffrage, and were
not 10 be voted down by the border States,
or induced by Northern politicians to hold
their tongues, and this morning being the
time set for the report Of the Committee on
the condition Of the non-constructed States,
a lively time was expected, and the expecta-
ton was not doomed to disappointment.
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elm fairies aronbirtes YreuBen berbor
SEPT md9t glapolson feline @niprii9e
9eltenO. Gr berIangt ben ibnt ,nOnpreu>
Sen betiprO6ene Su6as preis: DSas
Itnfe Rbeinufer". 9ffen trttt e. nit
ieiner 6oroeruns auf unb ben, beut>
l9en Golte fallen be g6uppen bon ben
@ugea. Das linfe 8beinnFer mar 6es
pubeIs &ern, bic "conditio sine qua
non" Sbne bas @eripre9en bes linz
Ten 6beinufers an Jfapoleon fonnte
-gismdrt nun un6 ntinnner NdpoteDti
t6ilis fiilben, bas Griteben zines aron>
birten 9reusens untbdtis nit ansus
ieben.
gBtrb bas beutfdbe 8olt sattuiHig err,
[auben, OaB ibm OieieS@naa aagetbaa
uiro? @irS bas beuti9e @olf erIau<
ben, 6aB Die Statue 6es gater Mrn6t,
bic ais 8a6ter Osutlder Gbre gu Bonn
am linfen Nbeinufer oufseiteut purbe
y Y
gum etuigen @n9eOenfen 0es Wlannes,
Der fobieI 6a3u that. Seutid Ian6s Ntan-
ner ansiitq6eln sesen Den erbfeinr, Oab
Die Statue hes beutiden 5reibeitsbels
ben bielsm grbfeinO sufauen .iol? =
9einl pno taufenb Dial neinl rufen mir
in 8eantlportung bisier 5rage, s0as
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ba6 es elm 8olt bon @fannerM iiti miro
iest enoltrb our lleberseugling tommen,
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piberfesen, Gas gelafes slapoleon's gu
tsfrieoieeu; un6 intrb tnOIi6 &raft fine
benz 6ariienperFbie iinS SunterOiinteI
bon bsutidem 8poen 81 berbannen. -
Da 6aifmit Der Gbre Ser beutfaen stas
ton elm bieI gu frebel6aft, fabnes 9pieI
eetrieben; gismarf; bu elalbff auf Der
9abe 6eines Sriunpbes gu feiu. aber
idredlid luiro i'd bein biinfeIbafter
llebermutb ra9eni unb fallen ipirit Du
uub an bein stnbans. SaHea inter Der
Butb uuo 8ade Der tisf beIeibigtsu
eeutl9en G1re. "aid Hn,1 sc
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@eiie un6 1T elm 6nr@aus berrIihes
8robeitl6 alter Berte 6ieier Nrt. sic
mar tiir5Iid aus 9lrabien aebrabt.
Die fransSFfde glfaOenAie bat dIs
GegenitGno bes Hreisgebi@tee fIr's
nddfte Sabr ben ED6 6es @rdf6enten
2tncotn" gegeben. ~
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taie IN Ddfi 8 cine neue gaftung
p5ospborii1er Gtei6bols4en norgelegt,
@r ruth in ieinem 8eri1te, bic S0l3s
den erft in 9bospbor unb bann in
S@wefeI sn tanden, olio in Der bisber
ubll@en, ent9e9en8eiesten Sabrleatis
onsueiie. @&a Der Gdpcf9 IN Baier
unl0sli1 lit unO crit in 6luB geratb bel
7110 @raS, 70 ipiir0e Der Ybespbor ges
hinOert iperoen, li@ aufauI0fen in fluff
fi9en gtabriln9sitofTen, Sipenn 5nfdIig
'8Iubb6tS9en IN 1ieleIben gerietben.'
9luoerieits tpiirbe bur1 Den llmltano,
s6dB bie adge oes Gdipefels einer ftdFees
rem GeibuHg bebiirfteg nnl ben 8bossi
pbor gum gnt3ld6eft gu brin9ef, einige
@araatie .se9en Seuersbriinitc seboten.
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8e19affen6eit anierer StreidbOlsden,
Orin9enben 8eoiirfn;He abgeboIfen.
*9on6on. Sic beige mebicis.
ltif9e SacaItdt bat etnen ibrer beriihms
teiten GpecialiIten berloren, be6en STUFF
iueit iiber bic 9r6fi5en @nglanOs biz
nausreihte: ben Sbrenar;t Sobnbee,
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in SoI9e- bon eingeatbnietent @bloro<
form, entieelt, nit benz er in Der Iesten
Belt lnunterbroden GEperintente on ii6
ieI6er aneeiteIlt bate Surg Subor hattie
er Yatienten elnpfangen; neben ibnt La
gen tpiHeni4nftli6e Notiaen, Die er eben
z3u 8npier gebradt bate; bon eineitt
SeIbfuor6e f9eiHt bier feitte Neoe fem
gu f6nneit, as-. sais -ses
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n Ell" beri9tet, baB unter ben unIan9it
bort 3angelangten glortDegern Td cine
alte SSrau bon I05 Sasren beInbet. Bier
6ineer, ole berbeiratbet, 20 GnteL Al
@rn6enfel. nm neuen e berheirothet.
unS 10 11rorosenfeI .nfan1n,en 7s
Sfohpommen beoIeiten Re Wfit her
SPSnneru ! rein ssro,,pn' ibrer g1od,~
fomlrsn ,In,fast RE sson,ifie 1o3 Ser
fonen Sic @rsii;S srfre,it Th her
bestsn ReSunhbe;t -,
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- yin S9retber oes 9tetps 0orfer
plural Del9rstbt elnen Warrior me
fol9f ~Gln relTes, talfes, balomcuei'r'
ties GUNNER, mo ose Salte mt beoe9.
tenoen tanfolfen oererleBli@ gema@l
ineroen. , '2'.ise.5, y. .7a =;
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S6mlntlt6e 8eridte itimmenf oamit
therein, haB in @oIoraoo febr biel Bort
fdritt in alien Be5iebnngeR ii4tbar lit.
Das lteuerpFidtige Gi9entbun in eitlenl
Der Counties, in @ilpia betragt mad Den
2iitea 6es Steuer, Niel5ors s., O56, S75,
iponon 80, 185, 658 aIIein Der @ertb bon
SSabrifeebauoen, Mubleu, 8ergnerfss
9lpparaten II. Wai9inen aIIer Dirt finb.
Dieier sreBe, in 6abrit unb Nfinen
itedeHoe Betrag Ipri6t unaernein fur
Die 2ufInft oes Serriteriulns !; oenn
man eriiebt baraus, iuie febr bebeuteno
Die gelpobuer ban,it bei1aftist fin6, ben
@oIoreidtbuln hires 2ailoes 10 gritnblih
tpie ni0glid an Die S6erFdde gu brins
gen. SO unterliegt car feinem 8tueifel,
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lerlet foltbaren Metallens aud anBer
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niren ausaefiIt. 9lu9 faufnannil9e
@eldafte Eliiben unb Sabriten oIIer art
iuerben erri1tet. 9!derbauer iIn6 Heis
pig oalnit befdaftigt, ben reiden BOoen
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Sprahe, Gr3iebmm9
un0 8ilbnn9.

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Deutidg 2utberiide @enein6e in 3aib=
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iporin 1nterri6t in oeutl6er rno eng
lii9er Spra@e gegeben iuerben fol-,
unb bas aud gu firdlt6en 3tpe6en am
@onntag benubt ireroen fam, 70 lange
ais bic @enteinoe nidt i'm @tanbe tit,
cine &ir6e 3u bauefl.
Der unterrint in observation-disclosures :
DIE fam in ben ofentli6en S9ulen nIr
.iehr 1nan0elbaft iein. 4sblii9r9lF q!
IS 1T Se6em einleu9tenb, 6aB 6euts
i9e Gltern, Die TIRE &inber re6t erSies
ben iuoqen, bic beutf9e Sprade nidbt
bernahI6iiieen biirfen. @us ben &ins
terituben ipirb bic @elt reaiert. gSie
0er elterli1e Gin5uB Die &ersea Der
&in6er sie5f, rthtet unoJ gnereoelt, ODER
berna9ldi, at, nersiebt ODER neroirbt, 10
aeItaltet fid ibr Gbaratter unb 2eben.
sSir ben @ebiIoeteu uno Den @ef1dtfs 8
raonn 1T bic 0eutihe Gprdde eili unbe>
6ingtes grfor6erniB uno n ir6 es bon
Sabr aua Sabr niebr. Sn allen bebeus
ten6en @t66ten biefes 2annes beiteben
bIiben6e oeutfde GduIen, no. NIT sres
FEM Segen l9on felt nielen Sdbre1 9es
ipirft irir6. gatnentliH 1T biefes Der
San in Baltimore, mo- neben ben SSreis
fhulen iolGe Qln1falten beffeben, no
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.betrieben ipir0, Die iiber 500 9bnler
hnben. '.'s,ss-SS g e.
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grinblfd1 Ieriien, cine bel tiefere Rennts
NIP bon Gprade iiberbanpt erEangen,
ais Dieienigell, bic ii1 nnr alif cine Bee
i@rd1fen. ssl'as
Gs lit Der &lan, an einem central9e :
leaenen Srte Elm geb6u6e Az erri1ten,
norm oentide Gltern tire 8inber fiji
annertbnIb Collars ben Nfpuat IN allen
GIenentarstpei0eri in beutfasr @prade
f0nnen unterridten laiIen. gBir baben
nur gegen btei taufen6 Dollars tbeils in
barren Seize tbeilS in llnteridrifteil,
Ginige BON unieren beutiden 8iirgern,
Die elm SerS fur oiefe berrlihe Gahe
baben, baben Elm ieoer bunbert Dollars
unter3eidnet, fie berDienen ben Danf
aaer Sreunbe Der 8iloung NIB Grjie<
hung. Sin oeiltiAer ,&aufmann in
Baltimore, Der f@on Sdufen6e gegeben
bat fur bic @ade Der Gr3iebung uno
8iloung in ieiner gtdbe, mar bereit,
aud fir cine iol6e Mnitalt, bic tauieno
Me.Ie::: BON ibm lollte errid]tet sperbcn,
fur un1ere 0eutide S6ule in sfafbbile
bunbett Dollars stl geben. Mir f0nnen
feinen gtan,en ilid9t nerid)iuei9en Gs 1T
Der beiabrte Gonlul bon Bremen, q.
gAnbmad)er, Der fem @eIo nur gum
fut5ren Beiten Der Wenf9beit oertpens
ben Mill. asss & 2 97s.s i.l .s. ~ 90
gDir babeu nod lan9ea bic Mittet
midt, Die notbig fino, nm Elm iebr eins
fades Geb1n6e al errihten. Qtber mir
baben Gertrouen, Oab Der Serr,i an Oefs
fen Segen @Des oele9en 1T, uns bei@
iteben tuirO, bieles Wert, Oas nur gum
8ued bat, Oieligien une Griiebung 3u
befCrberr, CUR 2InSfibruug 10 bringens
Ser Serausgeber Der 9tnats3eitlin9
b0t iid frcunblt6 erbuten, linterf9riften
atssaHebpse'E e sasaGngs 50
Sic Sruitess Der s@emeiu os.
,ili Hsauas 136o G
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afla@ QIls General George 8. Sbomas
an 9rdf0ent Sobnfon bos Geflh iteIIte,i
bab es ibni erIaabt tper6e, cine fleine
N6t5eiluA9 Grupper CUR &eriigting hes
@ouhernelrs SIN. g.. 8romnIntp 40
itelIen, nm 6ieIem bebiIFi9 3tt fein, oas
rebeIIifhe element in Ghad su balten,
meldbes ods Iopale &tdat8 @ouDerne<
Fment gu serit5rea berfu@te;i Ibu lpurbe
i'm bic iofortase upo SebaiTge &ntwort,
niM IN interue1irHlI. -
q NIs Der 9tebeIIen @euerals 0Intpalt
bon 2euiiidHa ltia bic llnterftiitung Ser.
Gtaatett Sruppen fir eiiIen 6islo1alen
Mob Madfnhte, 10 Dap 1bteferl obne
Gt0rAng Die Wfitglieber elmer IoDalen,
|FOurdt Des IogdIen @oHberHenrs Broftas
nation nerfan1meIten Contention liiors
Den aF6nAfe; od tele9rdpbirte Brdiicent
SOhnioH f0fDftaan ben ronindtbirenoen
geteral Der I1nionstruppen, ler ieHe
obne 8ogera fdnriptIide Srnppen I'm
Gtaate 3u befn9ttn Generdls AnDaltS
0ispofition ftelIen. lIuo bic Gepefde
bes BrdfiDenten mar in iol9e &prad)e
eetleiOet bab felbft bic ihipiOeiten
S@urten in Stem SrIe6ns fofort ben
gEinE befftdnben uro iTfy an ibr bluttge8
gDerE nit Der @epibbeit ntndten, 0ab
Fie 0en prafiSenteH Der Ser. Gtaaten
fhtnter ilnD NIT iidy bdtten. d3iGbll Wfo.
FEB, Wioies ! iuarRnl Iieb bic Sod|ter
95Hdrdo's, b0s IogaLe Boif, bid ntHt
Iieber i'm SIte ertrinfen, ais iies Did i'm
@dftden liegenb; TN @Giif Derbor9en
/ gdreien h5tte? iag5legl 9 ggzii
8refie SER s. 81. enseIs.
mann aus wiiloiiri bat bic Rerattion
Der republifnhil9efl VGDdusbille lluis
on iibernoninlefl. g4ir boffens oab
unter ieaer Geitun6 .Das Blatt erieuten
Aufidmune nebnlen uro ben tepublifa Z
nffden .Drincipieh Elm gtsteper Nors
sdmpfer feip tpirc fa s
FL N Die franS1li f9e &aiierin bat titr3>s
| lid Der fafierlimea . ibIiotbet DO Yaris
eiIte bide Wibel in siusi Hdn0eH QUO
Senr 13. Slhrhnnbeft Oei@enit. sic
CT salif a3fradnifnts 0tfbriebeiE eutbdIt
hisIe iuettkbcIEe 0iaiihNcti1ell iit iIlus
llttirt im 1finers ipabrba5k aserklpilrDtgeM
yrsf 4a3ff ssns1fE md
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Sisrseba saaliiee Sebduoe,

aus 2iegeIein gebauf perfaift werben. Ginige berz
felben ii1b ameSfia iinb ems if cine srobe S6euz
ne Sas III cine uitseesei1hcte Cbanee fir Semanb,
Der BaumdteriaIien biitg 81 erfteben piiufdbt.
8erfnu fs=B , In II n q { n: Eas 2anb rpirb
fir elm 9iertd 8aar nerfaft Tnerben - ben Eeit in
alei9en Gheilen anf Elm bis srpei Sabre Credit Der
9dmfer giebt quite Blrsjbaft une Elm aeben auf benz
2an6e rpir6 fir oas @eI6, fir Ipe5es CREDIT gegeben
uire, genommen - Die 1aifiuen Sdnier uf1b dn6ereS
peri5nli9e Gigentbiim perben fir baar perfaft, faus
bic SamHe nidt finfsig Dollars ibe. iteigt - ale
Sumnten bariiber auf EN- Sabr Credit nit gutter
8irgf9aft rs X
gerfauf fdngt UNI 10 1lbr Bormittag an nnb lpirb
fortgefeht non Tag 81 Gag bis aues perinnft wtrS.
2Beittre Gtnselnbeiten merSen ant Gage hes gers
faitfs befannt gemo9t Ipsrbeu.l
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eun6erIan6 SStnffes,s

pos ben Beruobnern Der eenannteu 9eeenb rnebr
8erfebrss nnb transformations bternHgen aIs
irsen6 elmer anbern @egenb perIeibt. = 8mei 869e
aiib cine MnsabI 0ueIen blrd15teben bic Sdrm aiiS
perteihen ueberfnb IN gaiier IN allen So6res5eiten
Die 2duoereien ino iebr gut fir tanbDtrtbi 6afbe
9wede geeeel inb befiten cine NnsobI Der i16nften
NnbEhen fir Namilien Z Reiioenseti, umgeben non
prnhtpolcit 5aifte. = Gteieiben ilb ret, probuftip
un6fSnnen 6uT9 feline afinhereten tn BEN i95ncn
RerSouen, bic geinitbe uuh freifublie gI6be, ent=
Tuener Helm ober groB, fie ibr getreioe, Sribte
fu p9nselt uil6 eruhten tSnnen, fduJefl molten bies
ieuigen bie IN elmer srten Eu9 Hdftteben woHem
oner bic, mee 2ebrInftitte ober 75nbrifeH auIegeu
molten, f6nne1i teinen beiIern eiat ifi1bcII2 l2
beinabe 22OO Adern, ift ansgemefien uuo setbetk
porosHdm i.4ffnJS - -
81 -. ar etBesbn Dio tftO ne aso@
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biefes mot bic AnsabI pom 10 eIbtdnbisen geiisuns
gen, IN Der GrS6e po rs bis 336 AdeF Die Diuifinn
Gtredett f5nnen binSngefigf wernen,1Denf Der Rdu
fer es wini9en iolte, Gs bat 9fDBes unb gut
rangirtes @obnbGns NIT etfUn 16 Simmern, Gisbous
Gtdlen, S9eunep, Gfterueu " f.rpe ules aus Sief
gelfeinen geb6ut. = erer @arfett, Sbftgnrten, Bui9
". I. 10. 7943
Cine 8ei1niIng Der garsen 1Beisung nit i3ren Die
uifpnen fdnn i'm 8nbnbGns eiuSeieBen Iperben oceT
in metner Sffice. = a--s-z,e
Yin SemfeIbeu 9Idse uaS s,ir e,ben Set iOuen aitb
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LIABILITIES.
4O,0OO,O00
Surplus,
S15,0OO,OOO

s97O6I0 90

Which added TO the Capital Stock would me Ike
its real value 600, instead of $20000,0O0
II this estimate predicated upon the cost of
creating this property at present values, 1t would
present a much larger balance.
For the last two years the actual net revenues
OF the Com pany have been equal to legal interest
upon one hundred millions OF dollars; but in con-
sequence of the abnormal condition of the traffic
from which they were derived 1t has not been
deemed prudent to fully represent them by an
increase Of capital STOCK They have mainly been
appropriated 10 the increase of the Company's
property, and the amount thus disbursed charged
TO curI ent expenses In justification of this policy
II will be borne in mind that the increase in the
traffic of the line for the past four years is not due
to a natural development Of its business, but is
mainly to be accounted for by the acts of the
southern States, " hich, at the commencement of
hosulities, Immediately closed the markets of
the southwest, heretofore enjoyed by the pro-
ducers OF the north western States, under the
vain expectation that they would thus seduce
the patriotic feelings of that section from
Its allegiance TO he Union. This object sig
naly failed, while the unusual demand for western
products in Europe, that Immediately followed,
stim ulated by hiln prices (enhanced by the con-
tnually increasing volume OF the currency, threw
which, at an early period, were reduced 70 three,
by Interruptions 10 the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road.
One dividend was pes.ed during the financial eri;
sis Of 1887 to for winch three semi annuGi
iyidends OF touF PtT eeat. had been paid,
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The 0psratIpe espensss durine lhe same perloa

The operating expenses during the same period
were:
For Conducting Trans
poriation, e537,5t7 "A
For Motive Power, b18 6sg 80
Maintenance OF Way, 627,n5u 90
I" Maintenance of Oars, 1885 SO
s1,746O52 -
For 30 per cent due on
leate TO meet interest on
bonde, taxes, &c, 5eS7Os 90
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SlsI,Ol5 80
S97O,s43 81

Showing loss during 1865 of $9s,s2s 10. This
loss is wholly due to extraordinary freshet that
occurred in March last, upon all of the tributaries
OF the North and West Branches of the Susque-
hanna, causing a rise In the main river at Harris
burg, three feet above any previous flood upon re-
cord, destroying navigation upon the only profit
able portion of the Company's CANAL until July.
This Company has owned the Pennsyl vania
Canals since August, 1857, during which time they
have yielded revenues amounting to $l 9S2, ,S26 ~,
and have costfor repairs and renewals es89Os 70,
1st ultmo Included in these expenditures, how
ever, is the cost of enlarging the Susquehanna
Division, and rebuilding the structures upon the
whole line, nearly all of which had been suffered
10 fall into decay by the original owner of these
works 1t is proposed TO continue the enlargement
of The Canal far west as Huntingdon, TO meet
the demands of the coal traffic from the Broad Top
and Allegheny coal fields, fast as 1t can be done
without trespassng upon the net revenues of the
Railroad This object could be effected at
earlier date by the organization OF a separate Com
pany for these works, and raising by a mortgage
upon them the amount necessary for this enlarge
ment. The Canal when so enlarged will be of In
creased importance in the development OF the
mineral resources OF the interior, ahording, as 1t
will the capacity for the passage OF boats of double
increase in the OF moving il TO the transporter
As the bitumlnous coal fields of Pennsylvania are
about twice the distance from tide water at Phila.
delphia that the anthracite coal fields of Schuylki
county are, this Company has felt the importance
of thus attording a cheaper water transportation
of the former article 10 this market.
The earnings of the Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road in 1865 were
From Passengers, Ss29,590 81
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-21
Leaving a balance of :

The gross revenue of the line for 1865 is equal ~
&4S, 76S 62 per mile of main line of road, 1858
miles) and exceeds IN the aggregate that OF 1864,
$2,7OU,111 SO.
This increase is Ss39207 70 upon Passengers and
Emf grants; So, 800 80 upon United States Mails;
$s3l,566 05 upon ordinary and Sl3S3l2 70 on Ex-
press Freights; $767,O70 ~ upon United States
Troops; and upon Miscellaneous Receipts
The whole number Of Passengers carried over
the road during the year was 2,s61,s36 and the
average distance travelled by each Passenger,
II 5-10th miles.
The number of tons Of Freight moved Cncluding
2i3,W tons of Fuel, and other materials trans
ported for the Company was 2,79S,6l0, embracing
1O74,757 tons of Goal. The decrease in the Coal
traffic is ,022 tons, and the whole tonnage of the
road exceeds that of last year 80, 93i tons.
The ordinary expenditures for working and
maintaining the Ocmpany's roads were Si0 $751;.
$50 o., which is equal to 90 32-100ths per cent of
their revenues or, including the expenditures for
construction done on its own line, and the outfit
of the Philadelphia and Erie and other Railroads,
76 6-1OOths per cent
The earnings of the Company's Canals were
From Susquehanna Division, S14O9l2 80
From Juniata Division, %, 1856 AZ
From Western Division, (now aban-
doned,) los CO
From Miscellaneous Sources, 1871 So
Total Earnings, $lSl,0l5 90
Against S3Os els % in 1864.
The cost OF maintaining, enlarging and operating
the Canals was
For JunIata Division, 67,26S 80
For Western Division, S,795 46
S279S43 81
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-21

Showing loss In operating the line,
(Including 30 per cent. of receipts q
pay interest on the debt of the Phila.
delphia and Erie Railroad Company
and taxes, of
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-20

THE ENGINE DRIvER-When man has a
liking Tor thing its as good as being clever
In very short time became one of the best
drivers on the Line. That was allowed. /
took a pride in it, you see, and liked it, No,
didn't know much about the engine scientific
cally as you call it; but could put her to
rights if anything went out Of gear-that is to
say, if there was nothing broken-but I could
not have explained how the steam worked in
side. Starting an engine is just like drawing
drop of gin. You turn1 handle and off she
goes, then you turn the handle the other way,
put on the brakes, and you stop her. There's
not mach more in it. so far. It's no good being
scientific and knowing the principle of the
engine inside; no good at ali. Filters who
know all the ms and outs of the engine, make
the worst drivers. II that's well known. They
man with regard to has inside: if he knew
what complicated machine it is, he would
never eat, or drink, or dance, or run, or do any-
thing, for fear of bursting something. So it is
with filters. But us as are not troubled with
such thoughts zoe go ahead.
But starting an engine 3 one thing, and driv-
ing of her is another. Any one, a child Almost,