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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
Two or Three
YOENG MEN WANTED!

OF Business hdbHS aEf GentlemanIy .HidregS.
TTNO engage in the circulation and sale Of excel
i lent new and popular Books a good chance
will be given-and an industrious man. adapted to
the business, can easily make from S25 10 500 per
month, clear of all eXpcnses--sonc have made
much more than that in selling Books for me. T =,
business is an honorable and not unpleasant one and
those engaged in il have excellent opportunities
for learning human nature, besides the satisfact OF
OF knowing that they are beneftng mankind BY
'p cadng abroad GOOD BOOKS, and thus pGrFusiNG
USEFUL KNowLLDGEl
No capital will he .eqUred--but no person need
apply who is not ready 10 give uneXceptiona5lr
pcurity for the Stock entrusted 10 his care. say
t.om $500 10 $500 worth at time.
Full particulars viii he given on inquiring Ly
etterof ]. w. BRowN, General Wholesale Ag,ri,
or Books, Maps and Stationery, or in person o!
Mathew Mainland, miles South of Roanoke
edward county, NJ.
P.S.--Those who wish for BOOKS or MAPS
IF ANY KIND, curnot do better, than 10 get them OF
me. Throughout the season, | am receiving fre-
uent supplies f.om New York and other Eastern
:iries, and can furnish 10 order Cat Publisher
orices,) almost anything in that line to be had il
he United States.
February 3, 1881,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
LAND WARRANTS.
Pare OuiisSssc.

TtTE have ia Store, ami for sale. 250 o. Quiz
W h.ae, which We warrant strictly pure, and
full weight. III quantities Of five oz.. and over,
we will sell It at S. 90 per o.. and bv the single
ounce, $3.50. Less than ule uruce will not he sold.
". +. BIRCH s. son.
September %, 'sI2
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
Missouri x YER Packet,
I9hI. RET WEST.

L. A. WELToN, Master d. d. Moore, Clerk
nv. n This favorite steamer having changed
s.ss owners, and been thoroughly overhaule,
locked and re-ftted, will be placed in the Nilsson
ri river on the opening Of navigation, TO continn'
in the trade as a regular Weston and st. JOSEPH
Packet throughout the season.
Her officers trust BY promptness and accommo.
dation to merit and receive full share of the pub
lie patronage. [fsblO
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
Dry Goods, Groceries, &C. sc.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have in store well as
Il sorted stock of Goods, 10 which they wIll
make additions upon the opening of navigaton.-
Their stock will at all times he ample, at prices
which cannot fail 10 please,
e Cash paid for Hemp, and all kinds Of
PlOduce. POWELL. & co.
Cambridge, Jan. 20, 1S53-1m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
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T IbE2hE WAGES - n hs si.ca for m Own
- -EfG,- .!..a.,r0r- -. bis. H.. : acCuaiI =
.. viii. ...... 2, g. to-. y'arn ". a.; hluus srl
~:-l.
MILTON WITHERS.
Glasgow, January 6, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
ETi'.

Sugar, Coffee, MoIasses, Rice. Spice, Ginger.
Pepper, Indigo, Nadder, SsIaratus, Soda
Tea, Powder. Shot, Lead, Cross cut satys axes
Scyhes, shovels, spades, forks, broad axes,
new and improved Window Fastening, for
5aie Ivy ANil 70 r. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
1858. 1863
CHARLES, BLOW, S. CO.,
WHOLESALE DEAJERs IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS,
1ah3
OILS, DyestutS, Wtn1cw Glass, Glassware,
PertnmcrieS, TobaccO, Sc. Sc,

Oto, l|ttotttUSs ~ ttibU o!uoS, 'fUSSuLt't;
PerfnncrieS, Tobacco, Sc, &c.,
Nos. 70 and - Main street, ST. Louis, no.
A RE now in receipt Of their invoices OF their
~ purchases, and will, by tie first of February,
have their immense stock il store, which they Of
ter 10 Western Merchants at 4 small advance ON
New York importation prices, and take This op-
portunlty 10 assure the public that they vii! con-
time 10 deal on the most liberal terms, and sell
every article in their line for CASH, 10 puuct'.al
men on time as heretofore, at Olcer prices aE Gty
responsible h9usc Vest.
Our stock consists in par. Of DRUGs AND NEDI-
CINEs, as follows:
3 cases Cape aoes, 1000 OF Iodine,
DO SOcratine do, 800 lbs Dover poder,
do Turkey myrrh, 1000 yds adhesive r!as'r,
bbls sugar lead 5000 lbs sup. ether,
% cases rhubarh root, 2O0O los Eng. and Amer
% bbiS birthstone, lean calomel.
bbls gum Guaic, 1000 lbs Eng. and Amer
3 do gum Gamboge, lean hlue mass,
10 do gum assafGt.da, 1000 ozs sulp. acct. and
3 do Z. India do, lnur. morphia,
10 do Turk. GIN Arab. IS cases Bermuda and
300 kgs super carb soda, W. I. arrow root,
bbls balls copabia, 10 cases boraX,
5000 lbs az. ammonia, 3 cases cantharides,
300 lbs powd'd red bark, % bbls cream tartar.
10000 lbs spirit nitre, 80 bXs tartaric aaii,.
1000 oZs iodine potash, 200 cases Browns bis
cs's gum tragacanth, Ter tissue,
do Turk opium, 5000 lbs Affirm cayenne,
100 bXs Epson salts, 200 lbs chlorororn.
90 cases poW'd rhub., 500 lbs coros. suulilGate,
5000 lbs sulphur, 1000 lbs red precipitate,
5000 ounces Fans quinine.
Which with large lot of CHEMICALS from the
manufuctory of Powers & Weghman, makes our
stock complete.
Paints. Oils and Dycstuifs.
400 bbls linseed oil, so cases Oh. green and
100 do turpentine, yellow,
10 cases Pfussian blue, 10 tons red lead and ly-
90 bbls tanners oil, tharge,
% csks whale oil, 20 casks sweet oil,
20 bbls whiting, 10 casks sperm oil,
80 do putty, 20 cases Madras indigo
300 bXs eX'tlogwood, 10 ceroons Casaccas III
% bbs camwOod, digo. "
% csks Dutch madder, 200 barrels ground and
80 kegs Paris gern,, Clipped loswood,
80 bbls ground and Clipped fustic.
VARNIsHEs-15 bbls copal warmth, Nos. i and .;
10 bbls coach va!nisl 10 bbls Japan varnisi
10 bb!s black vaTnisf; from the nanufactory
of Smith 4 Stcatton, New York, which is a
guarantee of Their superiority.
BRUsHEs-l0C0 dozen Adams paint brushes, as
sorted; 800 dozen Adams extra valn.sh brush
es, assorted; 800 dozen Adams extra wall
brushes, assorted; 500 dozen English and
French tooth brushes.
GLASS AND GLAsswARE-2OGO bXS window glass,
from 6XS to 3lXi0, Pittsburgh brand; 1000
boxes assorted Apothecary ware.
PATENT MEDIcINEs-All of the popular patent
med 'cnes of the day constantly Oh hand al
manufacturers prices.
PERFUmERY-Taylo.'s and Roussel's Soaps, CO.
ogne, Extracts, &c.
ToBAcco--GO0 boxes Virginia Tobacco, all bTands
for sale at a small advance on manufacturers
prices. [feblo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
Resigning Guardianship.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that at the next Hiarch
y term (hrst Monday Of the Howard County
Court. shall make application to resign the
guard an.hip aDG cura'orsh'P Of Eufus c. White,
Ocavia NJ. Booker, Hugh l.. White. David c.
White and Catharne +. White, minor heirs OF
Thomas White, deceased. | SHAH resign the guar
anshir also Of Sarah ". Bakey, Leah A. Ilar-
vey. French Bakey, \. c. EIakev Richard W.
Biakey, John Biatry. and Fannie Blakey, heirs Of
John NJ. Blakcy, deed.
Jan. I5-Sw. HENRY WHITE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
JOHN KNAPP,
(LATE Low & KIN App
WHOLESALE
Grocer and Commission Merchant, No. 81,


Grocer and Commission Merchant, No. 81,
Leyee, st. Louis,
uASIN STORE AND TO ARRIVE, large
l. L and well selected stock, which is offered at
the lowest rates, consisting in part as follows:
200 Pkgs Green and BLK $50 Coils Manila Cord ;
Teas; 100 boz. Pals;
500 Bgs prime rio COTE 100 Nests Tubs;
100 Bgs. Java and La 200 Bxs. Cuba, Havana.
gnayra Coffee; Regalia and Princi-
100 Hhds. prime Sugar pc Cigars;
~ Bbls. clarified do; 100 BXs. fine cnt Chew
100 Bbls. powdered, loaf ing and Smoking To-
and crushed Sugar bacco;
100 Csls. and half bbls. 200 Mats Cassia;
Saeratus; 100 Bbls. Cider vinegar
% Csks. Carb Soda; $50 Boxes Glass;
DO Bxs. Cream Tartar 100 Bxs. pint and quart
300 Bxs. Soaps; TASKS;
$50 Bxs. Mould and Star 25 Bales Carpet Chain ;
Candlesj 200 Doz. Bed cords and
300 Bdls. Wrapping pa Plow lines;
per; 300 NJ. G. d. Caps;
30 Bags Pepper; 100 Dozen Preston and
20 Bags Pimentoj Merril's Yeastpow-
$50 Boxes Raisins ders
20 Terces Rice; 200 Pkgs. Mackerel;
10 Cases Prunes 40 Drums Cod Fish
10 Cases Sardines 200 Boxes do do;
so Bbls. Almonds 300 Bxs Herrings
100 Boxes Mo. and Va. 80 Bxs. Lemon Syrup
Tobacco; 200 BXs. Pipes
100 Bxs. Ground spices 100 Bxs. Catsup
25 Casks Zantee Cur eco Kegs Boston and
rants; Pittsburgh Nails;
90 Bales Batting; 1000 drum Figs;
Also, full stock Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Merchants visiting city will find it to their in
terest to cali and examine my stock.
st. Louis, Feb. 10, 1s53--3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24

Of which 80 acres is in good state of cultivat on,
well improved, soil unsurpassed, timber abundant
and of the best quality, well watered and admira-
bly, situated for stock farm. fS'N -
TERMs:-Credit of six months, purchaser re-
CURED TO give bond andapproved security
PRESLEY W. HALEY, Admir-.
EehrnarY Eth. lSh3-th
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
Cardins Machine and Picker for

THE subscriber desires to sell her CARDING
l. MACHINE, PICKER, SC which is new and in
good order The inclined wheel, for running the
Machine is also for sale, but the Machine will be
sold senarately, if desired.
Ia Any one wishing to purchase, will please
can at her 'esidence, 8 miles southeast of Roa-
noke Terms easy.
Febl0-4w. MARTHA BONNELI.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
4 OR 4 ENT.

tfi.A FOR RENT. IA
LEI will rent for one wear 70 the highest lyi'l
iidder, IN the city Of Glasgow, on the FIRsT DAY
81 MARCH NEXT, The Farm belonging 10 the es-
ate Of JoHN RooErR, deceased. lying about >
niles South East of Glasgow. The same can be
rented privately before tie day by application to
T. Shackelford.
a. VIM. C. ROCKER, ExcSutcy.
February 20, isS3-sw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
Council Bluff Missouri River Packet,
SVF9uFP G" 9NCC

P. E. FIANNUM, Master..T. L. CRAwFoRD, CLERK.
r-,,. u TINS fast and elegant steamer has been
90 q purchased expressly FOR the above trade,
md having undergone extensive repairs, new fur
niture, &c, will, upon the opening of navigation,
Late points, during the season. Her accomInoda.
lions for passengers are unsurpassed by any hoal
n the river. Her extreme light draught strongly
recommends her TO shippers. Her officers prom st
o use untiring eXertions 10 merit the patronage OF
he public.
The St. Ange IS amply provided with life pre-
ervers, metallic life boat, and all the requirements
# the new steamboat law. For freight or pas
age apply on board. [rebIO-3IA
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
To TsgE. ElEir,

WE viii receive the uo,cs of Ike Banks of Ken,
w t"cky, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana. Illinois. ,.ra
those Of Page y bacon ard Lucas : S;mords, a
par, in payment Of debts, AM for merchandise
]. \. SAVAGE, T. W. DrGGEs & Co..
LoGAH y. DAMERoH. W. I. BiRCu x SoE,
pER1Y !, BARTuoLow, a. SrRorsE & Co,
u. BroSSoN, 4. IEsrN,
j. 5. THOMSON. Iouy ?. CARsnE,
BARTON, HUTuEScT& Co ROPER * BRuTIER.
Glasgow. January Il. 1883.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
Co-PAgTgERSEIIP NOTICE.

THE undersigned have this Jay formed co.
L partnership under tie style OF SHEPHERD {.
RoGERrso%, Tor tranSac-ins tie Matchmaking and
JeWe!ry busltes' and the manufacture of Silver
Ware. One Of the firm has gone 10 the Eastern
Cities 70 p',cta,' q choice Si-,'; Of Jewcry and
materials, and il shall be eir object TO keep always
on hand large ant
Well Assorted Stock Of Jewelry
And Fancy Goods, adopted 10 the wants of the city
and the trade generally They will euacayor 10 az
ford their Wares al less prices gLan have been Gus
tomary.
CT54 Persons in want o. Silver Ware will do
we.l 90 land in their orders curly, They Will be
ready for customers about the Isl Marcel. and will
be found a, the old stand OF c. B. Fallenstein.
OH Water street.
JAMES r. SHEPHERD.
SAMUEL ". ROBEKrSON.
Glasgow. Jan -. ISj3-if
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
-4w. MARTHA BONNELL
EATIHsyOP ACADEMY.

EATIHfyOF ACADEMY.
1--WE miles northeast of Rocheport, will opel
l. on the LIST of March, 1858, under the care o
Rev. BARTLETT ANDERSON. Terms of tuition
per session of five months, as follows;
Orthography, Reading and Writing Sc 90
Geography, English Grammar and Natu-
Ial Philosophy '.'... co
The higher studies and the languages ....I u so
STEPHEN WILHlTE,
H, LAMME,
ROLLIN LYMAN,
J. C. MCKINNEY,
II. G. MCKINNEY.
February l0-3w Trustees.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
blacksmith Wanted.

q \ good Blacksmith, who is willing TO
81 g take charge of i shop. can fui constant en-
W ployment by applying to
GROVE & STARkF,
Jan -. 81. Cambridge. Saline co.. No.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
TE[Ek s D4WsUN. Traitors.

FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-24
Valuable Farm for Sale.

y Y virtue OF an order of the Charlton County
DCourt, made on the 18th day of February, 1858,
the undersigned as administrator of the estate
OF VIM: C. Hilly, deed, will, on the 3rd Mon
day in March next, during the session of the Cir
cut Court, for the purpose of paying the debts of
sad estate, offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder be-
fore the Court House door in the town of Keytes-
vile in said county, the following real estate sit
ua'e IN The said county Of Charlton, lying within
ten miles of the supposed route of the Hannibal
and ST Jospnh Rail Road to-yr;t.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15
Justices Court.
Saturday, Jan. 18th, 1888.


H. A. ScoFISLD, Justice of the Peace
Marion Francisco vs Chavanau & My
ers. Action on note for $400. Defend
ants confessed judgment. T. w. Thomas
for Plaintiff.
w. A. Mott Us Chavanau, Myers & Co.,
for the recovery of debt OF 1907, ,6s.-.
Attachment issued. Defendants confessed
Judgment. r. D. Hopkins for Plaintiff.
Henry Weeks vs Alfred Weaver. For
cibe Entry and Detainer. Defendant
filed affidavit that title to real property
was necessarily involved. Case ordered
up to District Court. r. d. Hopkins for
Plaintiff. P. w. Thomas for Defence.
l.. Beach g. Co., vs Edward Prebble. -
Action to recover Debt of $3.50. Case
adjourned to January 18th.
People Us J. P. Pritchett. On charge
of Grand Larceny. Complaint and tes-
timony went to prove that defendant had
driven cattle belonging to Marshall Hub
bard, who resides on the Plains below
Gold Hill, and sold them to N. A Mott at
Millertown. Defendant states that he re-
ceived the cattle of WIN. E. Robinson,
but produces no evidence to that effect.
Court committed him to answer at the
Court of Sessions, and he admitted to bail
in $1,000. In default of bail he was COM
mitted to Jail. P. w. Thomas tor Pros
ecutor, j. e. Hale counsel for Defendant.
Coron er's Inquest.-H. A. Scotield,
Esq, held an inquest on the body OF a
man found dead in the ravne that runs
down by the Travellers Rest, in Auburn,
Saturday last. The body was recog-
nized as being Henry V. d. Wisch, one
of the propretors of the Book Store near
the Ell Dorado. He had been out hunt
ing, and is supposed that in returning he
fell from a log which crosses the ravlne,
and the stream being much swollen by
the rain was drowned. Verdict of the
jury, Accidental Drowning.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15
DARING RoBBERY.-On Sunday night

DARING RoBBERr.-On Sunday night
about 8 o'clock, three men stopped at the
house of Mr.. Aikenhead, county treasur-
er of Santa Clara, and calling him out
side they seized him, having first inflicted
a severe blow on his head with some dull
instrument. They then drag ged HIM un-
der a shed about thirty yards from the
house and beat him until he became sense
less. While he was in this state they
took his keys from his pocket, and unlock
ing his safe, distracted from it something
like twelve thousand dollars. The rob-
bers then fed. They were tracked sew
eral yards from the house, and the foot
prints proves they had left in a hurry
Several parties started out yesterday
morning in pursuit, and it was expected
that if apprehended the Williams would be
lynched. In calling out to Mr.. Aiken
head they spoke good English, and the
boots worn by one of the party were of a
fashionable make, as proved by the foot
marks. S. f. Herald.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

REMARKABLE FACULTIES OF THE
ARABs.--A French surgeon, who
has seen service in Algiers, states the
following facts respecting the remark
able pemeptlve powers of the Arabs.
They wonderfully illustrate the de-
gree to which the faculties of man
may be improved
The Arabs are gifted with remark
able dexterity in steering without
compass, recognizing footstep inn
perceptible to the common eye, seeing
the water at distance, and finding
their way by marks which would
escape the most observant European.
A Saharian once affirmed TO Colonel
Dumas: III am not considered re-
markably sharp-sighted, but | can
distinguish goat from a sheep at
the dlstunce of days journey; and
| know some who smell the smoke
OF pipe, or of broiled meat at thirty
miles! We all know each other by
the track of our feet in the sand for
no one tribe walks like another, nor
does wife leave the same footprints
as an unmarried woman. If hare
has passed we know by its footprints
whether it is male or a female, and,
in the latter case, whether it is with
young. If we see the stone of date,
we know the particular tree that pro-
duced it."
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

We notice by the action of the I.eeis-
lature that the time Of holding the Dis
trct Court in this district has been chang
ed. The next term will be held in this
county in February.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

,s.Messrs. Adams s. Co, and Wells,
Fargo & Co.. are our general agents for
Placer county. Any Advertisements, Job
Work or Subscriptions left at either of
their Express Offices will be promptly
Forwarded to us.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

People act toward poverty as they do
toward the itch-as if it were catching.
The only shop in the neighborhood that
people ''don't want to trade WITH" is the
one that belongs to ''female widder,"
with dozen children, six of whom are
without victuals, and the other six with
out breaches Queer, isn't itl
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

WRECK OF THE CAM,NCHE.-By pas-
sengers arrived last evening we learn that
party OF workmen are endeavoring to
raise the ill-fated steamer Camanche.-
There is fair prospect of success. A con-
siderable portion of the cargo has been
recovered. MN
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

We publish to-day such portions of the
Presidents message as will he most inter
estng to our readers. Not having room
for a'lot it we were necessarily compel
led to condense it.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

BALL AT THE EMPIRE.-We under
stand that friend House, of the Empire,
is making preparations for Ball on the
22d of February. If the weather should
continue favorable there is no doubt but
our citizens will enjoy one of the most
agreeable parties ever gotten up in this
pace
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

We are sorry to learn that our friend
Sheriff Astin, has been unwell for some
days, though not seriously. We hope
soon to see him as well as ever, for Sam
is certainly one Of the good fellows of this
neighbOrhOod.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

Mr.. Martin, Of Adams Il Co.'s Express
at Ophir, informs us that business at this
fiourishing place is very lively at the
present time. We are truly glad to hear
it, and with the opening of the Spring
trade we have no doubt our friends at
Ophir will be the merriest and most
agreeable neghbors in the world.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

Hon. Joseph Walkup has our thanks
for Public Documents.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

The miners begin to come in more
freely with their gold dust-a good sigr
for business.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

The snow is no longer visible OH the
coast range. .4lto.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

Placer county. Any Advertisements, Job
Work or Subscriptions left at either of
their Express Offices will be promptly
forwarded to us.
In company with friend we took
stroll Thursday evening to Spanish fiat
and MlIerstown. We found the miners
busily at work on their claims, and we
should Judge from all we saw that they
were making good wages. Spanish flat
is well supplied with water, having the
water from the Bear River Canal and the
water from the Rock Creek Ditch, which
was cut by the miners on the fiat. AT
MiIlerstown they are supplied with water
by the Bear River company. The gold
in the vicinity of this place is solid and
pure and Of very bright color. A negro
dug from his claim near Gwynn's store on
Saturday last piece weighing $97, and
for which he was offered one hundred -
In the neighborhood there are many mi
ners located for the winter, and some of
them have done well. We were inform
ed of one company that had made as high
as twenty dollars day to the hand.
The steamer Columbia arrived at San
Francisco, on Tuesday last, from Ore
gon, bringing one months later news.
The weather has been cold, and the
snow fell to the depth Of 12 inches in the
vallies. Many of the cattle brought
across the plains this season had died
from the severity of the weather. The
price of provisions was enormously high,
flour selling at 1856 and $40 pr bbl; wheat
at six and seven dollars pr bushel.
Business in our little town seems to be
improving. We have noticed ir the last
week the arrival of several loads of goods
notwths the condition of the road
between here and Sacramento. Flour is
selling at 81 cents, with a downward ten
dency. We have had several days good
weather, this week, and when the roads
become dryer business will assume its
usual activity.
FAvoRs Adams & Co., have laid
upon our table various exchanges during
the week.
Mr.. Jackson, or wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s
Express, will accept our thanks for sew
eral periodicals for December and Jan
uary.
The Oro City and Bear River Railroad
has been incorporated
HoBoKEN.-ThIs little place seems to
be f1ourishing finely. Adams & Co. have
started branch there, and J. B. Starr, Of
Sacramento, has erected large tents for
storeing goods. The population is in
creasing rapidly.
The miners begin to come in more
freely with their gold dust-a good sign
for business.
Hon. Joseph Walkup has our thanks
for Public Documents.
We publish to-day such portions of the
Presidents message as will he most inter
esting to our readers. Not having room
for a'lof it we were necessarily compel
led to condense it.
We notice by the action of the Legis-
Iot. \
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

HoBoKEN.-ThIs little place seems to
be 1ourshing finely. Adams & Co. have
started branch there, and J. B. Starr, of
Sacramento, has erected large tents for
storeing goods. The population is in
creasing rapidly.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-15

The FRENCH EMIGRATI N.-Our Paris
correspondent, in one of his latest letters,
mentions the ship Sacramento, of 500
tons burIhen, rs being ready to sail from
Havre for San Francisco with another
battalion of the Society of the Loterie du
Lngnt dor. The Sacramento was buiir
at Dunkrk expressly for the Society, and
is said to be fine ship. .fNa.