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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02
Courts for shnsta County.

Time Of Holding Courts an Shasta County for tho
Ensuing Terms, 1858.
DISTRICT CoURT-Next terms, July % and
Nov %.
The Special Terms of this Conrt are imme-
diately subsequent to each and every General
Term.
County CouHT-Terms, first Monday in
April July, September and November.
CoURT OF SEssIoNs.-first Monday in April,
June, August, October and December.
Special Terms of this Court may also be held
whenever in the opinion OF the Comfy Judge
the public interests require the same.
PRoBArE CoURT.-Fourih Monday of every
month.
There being no Board Of Supervisors for this
county the Court of Sessions have cognizance
and control of all matters apperaning To the
interests of The County.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

PITT RIvER.-We have had but meagre advices
from Pitt River during the week, in consequence
of the late heavy rains Those that we have
however. quite favorable Unless we are
most amazingly deceived, the diggings in that
region yielding fine returns to several hun
bred miners Indeed we know that rich dig
gings have been struck on that river. Still we
would not recommend miners to leave fair dig
gings for that section yet. Just wait awhile,
until you get further intelligence, either through
the Courier from friend who has been there.
We understand that large number of men on
their way to Pitt River, Wednesday, We're
encamped on Cow Creek, detained by the in
clemency Of the weather.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

Coop WAGEs-The late rains have enabled
the miners Throughout this county to make re-
markably good wages during the week. On
Monday last, A. E. Galloway, on Tad pole Creek,
near Middletown, took out the handsome sum
OF IL ounces and Sc. The miners generally
around him were averaging from SIS to $25 per
day. And in the vicinity OF One Horse Town,
IN the language of our mining informant, they
are trolling it out" Two natives of the "Emer-
aid Isle" at the lower end of One Horse Town,
are making above $50 each per day. One day
they took out 1858. Another in that vicinity
took out the handsome amount of Is ounces in
one day. These are facts or we would not state
them. We have similar accounts from Mule
Town.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

JOHN CHINAMAa.-An immense number of the
uncouth visaged and picturesquely dressed sons
of the Orient, passed through this place during
the week, en- route for the Trinity mines. Each
man had long pole slung across his shoulder,
pendant FROM either end of which was about so
lbs. weight of provisions clothes, or tools. How
these little, weakly looking hombres managed to
carry such loads over such mountains as we have
in this region, is what we cannot precisely COM
prehend, However, we suppose it is done by
some sort of legerdemain, as it is well known
that the Chinese can do almost anything through
the fundamentally of certain mystic sciences
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DRowNED.-We are informed by Mr. Vary,
that Mr.. Nelson Sherman, one of the proprietors
river was drowned last Tuesday Messrs. P. &
s. were getting ready TO start their boat across
the river, when of the fastenings Of the rope
gave way the water carrying the boat around,
knocking out its bottom and sweeping off these
gentlemen. Mr.. Sherman hoated down stream
about mile and sunk. Mr.. Pendlelon foated
still further, but was caught upon some brush,
and thus got upon the bank.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

- Mr. Roman, of the Shasta Book Store.
will please accept our thanks for late numbers
OF " Gleason's Pictorial" the London " Illustra.
ted News" and the New York Illustrated
News Barnum's new paper. These are very
interesting numbers and may be obtained at
the store of Mr. R.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

HAVE A CIGAR I've are now enabled to
greet our friends with this delightful enquiry,
whenever they do US the pleasure to drop in up
on US, for which we are indebted to our friend
J. G. Doll Esq. The article presented us is the
real genuine g La Sevillana Garantlzados" brand.
manufactured of the best tobacco from the Vuelta
Abajo-so do not let any one think that we de-
sire to make an April fool'' of him. Mr.. Doll
has large supply ON hand. Call in and take a
Whit or two
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DIGGISes ABOUT LOWER SPRISGs.-We have
heard OF remarkably good wages being made
wltnin the past few days in these diggings, and
what is more, we know it to be true. DIR. Dun
Zap, in digging cellar under his house. took the
trouble to prospect the dirt, and found it paid
upwards of two cents to the pan from the surface
to the bed rock. This ground of course would
pay fine wages for sluicing, fwater was to be had
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ry day for the wags of onr town. and if we were
permitted to relate all the sells'' and jokes per-
petrated at the expense of the unwary and
credulous, our readers onid have food for laugh
ter for the next week 1t is hard to account for
the origin of playing jokes on this particular day.
Blackstone incidentally aludes to it in his chap
ter on g Contingent Reminders" His inferen-
ces, however, rather unsatisfactory. Is
raels Sweet Singer in his l5lst Psalm, evident
~ alludes to custom very similar to this
amongst the tribe of the children of Dan.
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Regular Trinity Correspondence.
CPER CRAM, ROGERS s. Co.'S EXPRESS. ]

WEAvERvILLE, March 30th, 1853.
MEssRs. EDIroRs ;-GENTs,-For three days
and nights our town has been deluged with an
unceasing storm of rain, and in consequence it
has been rather dull But if you had looked in
upon us the day before the rain set in, you would
town plot resembles a honey-comb in a great
measure-it is literally bored full of holes, and
in each hole is miner. 1t is Just being dis
covered that our town is situated on one of the
richest mining flats in the county, and it is now
under "pick and shovel administration. One
of the richest spots that we have heard Of is the
lot on which the Magnolia Saloon SO lately rear
ed its noble front. If its late owners have the
luck we wish them. they will take enough from
the ground to build them another house. and at
present they have every prospect of SO doing.
The Trinity River Water Race which is being
brought into these mines, we understand will be
finished OF the first of May. Owing to some
misunderstanding among parties interested the
work has been suspended for two weeks past,
but we are glad to the smiling phiz of its en-
terprising superintendent back again among us.
His presence is sure guarantee for the speedy
accomplishment Of the work. May success at
tend him. ADOBE.
THE LATE RAINs.-Probably greater guam
tity of water has fallen during the late rains,
commencing ON Saturday evening and continu-
ing up to Tuesday night last, than during the
same number of days any time during the win
ter. In consequence, the streams throughout
the country were swollen to an almost unprece-
dented height. and we fear much damage has
been sustained by miners operating along the
water courses The Sacramento River, on w ed
nesday morning, was higher by from 10 to 70
inches than at any time during the winter-hav-
ing reached point about 40 feet above low
water mark. We have as yet heard of no seri-
Gus injury resulting from this extraordinary
swell of the river. We learn that Mr.. Chancey's
new saw mill, at the mouth of Spring Greek,
was entirely under water, but that owing to
timely preparations, he sustained no material
loss. Mr.. c. is one of our most energetic and
public spirited citizens, and during the past win
ter his aggregate losses, by fire and flood, have
amounted to sum not less than $40, 900. We
are therefore happy to hear that the late freshet
has not further iniured linn
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

SAN FRANCISCO AGENcY.-John H. Miller,
Esq. viii hereafter act as Agent for the Shasta
C0ur1er1n San Francisco. We take pleasure in
recommending Mr. NJ. to the favor of the San
Francisco merchants. They may be fully assured
that all business orders for the Courier lett with
him will be faithfully attended to.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

PROCEEDINGS OF THE DISTRICT CoURT.-We
are under many obligations to District Attorney
A. J. Curtiss, Esq, for fnll report of the pro-
ceedings Of the District Court up to Thursday
evening. The Court has yet large amount of
business to get through with this term, and
therefore will in all probability remain in ses-
sion during the next week, and perhaps longer.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

The ExPREssEs.-Neither Express has had a
messenger over the road from Sacramento to
this place since last Saturday. Hence we have
no later dates than our last, viz: from Sacra.
mento to the 25th and San Francisco to the
gath nit
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

NEVER SAY DIE.-We understand Mr.. Elder,
who had a stock of goods worth $4,000 burned
IN the late fire in Weaverville, has just arrived
from below with another large supply. He is
too well satisfied with the business prospects of
Weaverville to be frightened off by fire.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

RHODES AND LUsK's ExPREss-This Express
has placed us under obligations for full supply
OF late Atlantic papers.
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HESHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL .. 1853.
gents for the Courier.

The following gentlemen are our regularly
authorized Agents, empowered to collect Sub
scriptions, Advertisements, and Job Work, and
receipt for The same:-
San Francisco-JoHs III. MILLER
Weacervtlle.-CRAM, RoGERs & Co.
One Horse TO~n.-HAYwooD g. Co. and
Smith & ToLLMAN, Expressmen
French Gulch.-AIoRRow & SHANNON, and Mr.
.SHRoETER.
Yreka-CRAM, RoGERs & Co.
lg AGENTS wanted in every portion of the
mines.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

A LARGE BEEHIVE were shown Yesterday
by Mr.. Mayer, of the Vegetable and Meat Mar
ket, solid beet, weighing nineteen pounds 1t
was grown by Mr.. Pomroy, on the Lasson Ranch,
Butte County.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

ADAMS & Co.'S EXP Ess We are indebted
to this Express for full supply of late Atlantic
English and French papers, Also for the vari.
Gus Pictorials.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

SrAGISe.-No stage has passed over the road
between Halls and this point since last Satur
day. The late rains have made the road down
the Valley almost completely impossible.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

ADJOURNED SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-It w i'll
be perceived by the advertisement in another
column, that the sale of the Old Dominion
property has been postponed to neat Saturday,
the 9th inst.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

Two HUNDRED HANDS WASTED.-See the
advertisement of VIM. C. Young ESQ.,, Chief
Engineer and General Superintendent of the
Trinity County Water Company.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

Snow ON THE MoUNTAISs.-There is very
little snow in the mountains at present. Bald
mountain is almost bare, a thing heretofore I'M
heard of before the middle of summer The
snow was melted by the late rains.
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p In Mariposa, miners are making from S.
to So per day.-San joaquin Republican.
From S. to So per day will by no means sat-
isfy miners in either Shasta, Trinity or Siskiyou
Counties.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLATCRE-The
Senate, on the oath ult., agreed to adjourn sine
die on the 18th of April next.
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From YREKA.-We invite attention to the in.
teresting letter of "Pertinax' on our first page.
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THE SHASTA PosT OFFIcE.-We are indebted
to Mr.. Roop, Postmaster, for the following table
showing the business of the Shasta Post Office
for the year ending March LIST, 1853 From the
following statement nearly IL letters in every
hundred are returned as dead lie .ers. The num-
Der of letters delivered on an average each day,
one hundred and one:
Whole number of letters received, 41,263
Number letters returned as dead, 3.495
g remaining in office, 7i3-4.23S
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-02

INTERESTING TO SIsKIYoU WORCESTERSHIRE
are glad to perceive that the bill for the payment
of volunteers under Captains Wright and McDer-
mott reported back on the 22d by Senator
Sprague, from the Committee of Indian Affairs,
passed the Senate on the 24th lt.,-ayes IL, noes
IL the Lieut.. Governor voting in the aflrnla-
tive. The bill appropriates sum not exceed
ing $4,000 for this purpose. These volunteers
spent much time and money in most dangerous
and arduous service, in defending the immi-
grants last fall, against the Indians on the north
east frontier, and deserve a fair compensation
from the State.
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HuSe.-An Indian, belonging to the tribe Of
Indians on Cottonwood-of which Black Hawk
is Chief-was hung for numbering his squaw, al
Maj. Readings, on Tuesday last.
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FROM HUMBoLDT BAY.-Mr. p. Grinell, eleven
days from Humboldt Bay, informs US that just
before he left the town of Eureka the report
had arrived there that I6 of the Is men who
were exploring the road from Paragon Bay TO
Rogue River Valley, had been killed by the In
dams. We trust the report may prove ground
less, and yet there is some ground for the belief
that it is true, as al our last dates nothing had
been heard of them, although they had been ex-
pected every day for aweek previous.
Two men We're hung at Eureka several weeks
since for numbering and robbing two merchants
in that place. The murdered men kept the
trading post known as the Jew Store" One
of the men confessed the murder. They had "A
fair and deliberate trial, continuing through IA
whole week, at the hands of the people, who
hung them upon their own responsibility.
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Whole number delivered,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06

QulNcy RNILRoAn SroCK.-Thc people Of
Quincy have subscribed by vote, 100000 to
the stock Of tho Northern Cross Railroad. The
vote stood ,l32 FOR tho subscription, and 3
against.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06
QvINcy, Aug. 2,

QvtNcy, Aug. 3.
Third Congressional District, official majority
in Clark for LrNpLry, 227i Lewis county LrSn.
LrN, IO' and in Scotland 90, aud Knox 20 ma
ioriy Tor Lndlcy.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06
DRUG STORE.

g DIR. II n, ANDERSON, has Just Openrd anil
lB1Qp will keep constantly on hand General AsJrt.
larry inent OF
E Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils,
tH.h Varnlsn, Dyes uG., Window ulWs, Spices, Per
rumCy Soap, Brushes, and every other article uuAly kept
In Dug Store. these articles bAve been lcleccd by him
elf with great care assisted by Of the best druggists In
the State and he WARRANTS every article sold by hin,
be GEN uINE AND FRESH,
lie occupies the Old stand VI Glelm ind Mathew Main
street, opposite the City Hotel
Hannibal, July 20, 63-d9Wly
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06
Wanted &!
A, hi, Office, TWO CONFESSIONS,
ELEerroSs -- TmlRp Drsrmcr.-ln Sh

ELEeTioNs -- TmRp DtsrpicT,-ln Shelby
county, Lindley's majority over Jackson, is
about 200, The official returns from Howard
county, give Jackson majority of % in Ran.
doph county his majority was IS-also Official.
In Charlton county his majority is reported Ia
be 49, in Grundy, Lndlcy'' majority is 200,
Full returns frSm Linn, give JOckson'' vote
$780, Lindlcy'S 1885, Carroll, Lindlcy Is ma
jorty Livingston, jackson l25 majority,
In Rails county, Saml X. Caldwell is rc.
elected Clerk Of the Circuit Court and VIM. o.
Young is reelected Clerk Of the County Court
Dreadful Steamboat Accident and Loss Of LifO.
AS l.2 o'clock this morning, man named
John Hawthorn, fireman, on board the steam,
boat Catulme, lying ut Pcck.slip. The circum.
stances Of the death orc rather mysterious
From what we could learn from man who was
employed TO put freight on board the steamboat
the circums VI this horrible accident IRE rs
follows
81 was wheeling freight IN board the bont,
and saw police sitting by the cylinder; there
was no steam oil 1T the time, us the boat was
lying at the wharf tho engine Of the Catalina
j. cross bcom one, ana the piston wns left up,
When went of the boat for more freight, John
was still sitting by the cylinder. When | re-.
turned was started by the other fir cman run.
ming TO mo AMI shouting out that John was
killed.
81 then went TO tho place where left John
sitting, he was not there, but he was lying, all
smashed up, under the cross beam Of the engine,
on the topor the cylinder, quite dead, cannot
account for Che accident IN amy other way than
that the swell caused by the steamboat North
American, us she came into the wharf, set the
wheels OF the CNtolino in motion, and brought
down the piston, thereby crushing him. What
tho deceased was doing among the machinery,
don't know, ms he wNS not employed TO oil ii
nor had he any business there"
The Coroner was notified shortly after the
occurrence took place. and ut . o'clock, =. NJ, he
had not made his appearance, The deceased i,
nm American and lately resided about three
miles from Newark, New Jersey. Ills body
now lies ut Peck.slip, on the upper deck OF the
Jersey Blue, propeller, II presented one Of tn,
most horriCying spectOoles we have ever beer
called to witness. Tho whole Of tho chest and
ribs have been torn AWAY, and the heart ant
respiratory organs were all lacerated and torn
from their places.
The ontrOilS wcro also torn out, md lying o,
the buck part Of his person, His hCud wa
crushed TO a jelly, aud scarcely presented
feature Of humanity. His body was lying in tn
sun, with no other cover than piece Of OIL,
seal'plouh-LN. Y. Tribune,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06
HORACE L. DIMICK & CO.,
No. AZ Main street,
st. Louis, Mo-,

IMPORTERS and manufactures Of Guns Rhoi, Pistols of
the various descriptions We would respectfully tay, that
We have the largest and most general assortment Of firearms
and hor equipments that 10 found In any house In tho
United states, We do not think II necessary 10 snumerAte
articles but Wsay NO can not furnish the right sort OF
articles there IL not much CHI 90 OF getting them Of
NE GllEONS 0unmAkefs material, wholesale and retail
d. lho power and accuracy Of our arms eled BY pao
teal experiments ~ the satisfaction Of the purchaser,
No. % Main street, 81, Louis, Mo. (AugOWly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06
PRESERVING FRUIT In NOTIFIES.


Strawberries, raspborrics, blockbOrries, cur.
rants, peaches, In fact any fruit lnuy be prcsery-
I'd in uir.tgt bottles, 50 rs TO retain It's natural
flavor, with but little labor or expense. The
following is an excellent mode!
"f'ill the bottles quite full with fruit not quite
ripe, place them, with the cork put lightly into
them, in copper with cold water up 10 the
ntckS, and gradually raise the temperature Of
the water to 100 degrees, aud not 10 exceed 10
degrees Fphr. Keep them ut this temperature
hall an hour; then take Cuch out separately, and
lill II up with boiling water TO within OH inch Of
the cork; drive in tho cork firmly, tic Il over,
nnd dip Il Immediately into bottle wax, and lay
the bottle down on its side 10 keep the cork al.
ways damp. Toproycnt fermentation turn each
bottle half around twice or thrice week for
two or three weeks after that they will need no
further care. The corks should be soaked in
water two or three duys before being used
Another mode is TO tic tho corks before Put
ting the bottles in the water. The heat expels
The mir from the fruit. As soon as the bottles
nrc cool enough, apply the scaling wax. Tho
secret consists in CNhauNng tho mir from tho
bottles. and making the corks uir.tigm.
TuE YELLOW FrvER ~ Nrw ORLrANS.-
The editor Of the New Orleans True Delta snys
that his usual large editorial force is reduced to
a single pen. lie paints sad picture conse.
qucut oil the raging Of the yellow fever in the
Crescent city;
Our most brilliant and poetic associate is
down with the yellow fever our most indus
trious and hborous Scissorzor is yatchting on
the lake shore; and our wit, cssnyst and thinner
is dodgng Yellow Jack somewhere near Ocean
Spring.
Tho disease seems TO be mostly confined TO the
Fourth District (romcny known us Lafayette, }
and tho attacks are confined exclusively TO
strangers, and among them to persons who are
imprudent and irregular.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06
lorrir0,

On Tuesday evening last, BY DR., D. T, Nor
con, Mr., JoHN CnRISrlAN TO Miss WnuIL.
NINE KuDELL, all of this city.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06

DJ.The population Of the city orSpring.
field Illinois, is estimated at the present
time at 5000, and improvements are going
on rapidly, consequential Railroads already
built and to be built, terminating there.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06

~ I'm Arkansas volunteer in the Mex.
lean War; riding on horseback, came across
an lllinostOn, who was shot in the leg
The lllinoiSinn told him where he was
wounded, and suggested to he taken up and
conveyed out Of danger "Arkansus" pla.
ced him ON behind the saddle and fastened
him to himSelrwilt II leather strap. While
'hey were Fastening from danger, grape
shot toek "lllinois'" head oil; but "Arkan.
sOs" thought he had only tainted from ia.
tisus and pain. When q safe place was ar.
rived at, the horsemon releasing his charge
and seeing his head was gone, he cxclaim -
"Well! these lllnoiSinns ara tho d. st
liars. Here this rascal told me that he was
shot in tho leg
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06
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Important to Housckccpcrs!!
WOODLANDS
c + l. 4 b Il A II ED SOA

Z II L II IS II 4 I II y > q A ri
fNlE above celebrated soNp article which every family,
hotel laundry boarding housc 49,, will nnd upGn caro.
m trial. to be tho very thing required for economy and saving
VI lAbOrl
l Because clothes 10 washed In ono fourth tho time
"a, They rQulrcno rubbing pounding thereby saving
labor sud tho injurious effects Of tho old method,
Nd II 6caches and leaves Thorn purely who and for col.
nod cloths Is unupasOd, as docs not extract the dye
but has tendency to cot the COLOR For washing paint and
windows Il cannot be eSoecd,
Is warranted not 10 injuro tho clothes In any way
Its put up In boxes Of ten pounds each Full directions
on each box Tor the use Of Il,
The Soap be had at tho house Of John Davis who 1,
sole agent ter Marion county, on Fifth street, near VIM
Hreon Hemp rrOss, or Of Curtis Lockwood on Main near
litIs're (AugSdtD
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-06

RoS-AnvEpTiSERS.- New York Mir
ror gives the following sensible reason for not
noticing editorNlly those things the proprictOrs
Of which do not advertise; "the Mirror utterly
refuses 10 be used as a pack horse to carry grst
10 evorybody's mill, without the customary priv.
iego Of taking little toll in tho shape Of odvor.
tiScmentS 1t is not so much the money as the
principle that we contend for; and yet we have
arguments in favor Of insisting on both" Very
correct sentiments, and handsomely expressed
TnE RAILRoAD,-ThO Directors Of tho Han.
nibal and st. Joseph Railroad, have held O
meeting, and the vacancies in the Board filed
Mr., Shortridge presentCdO petition for new
survey, which win probably be done, if il does
not materially interfere with the location of the
public Lands, Bloomington journal.