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The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18

EF' The Modern SaimrIians have DIV wintiled
down tn a very small number. The race.wLicII
had no dealings with the Jews in the time OF our
Savionr. which inseiera,ely opposed the rebuild
ing of Jerusa.m III the time of Ezra and Ne
henliah. and which claims TO have seeded from
Judah as early the priesthood OF Eli. under
whom Samuel WAS educated. numbers now no
more than 1875 souls, if so many.
They still cliug 10 the hereditary seat be-
tween Mounts Gerizim aud Ebel-linger around
.acob's well, where the Saviour had converse
W wiiL the Samaritan wonsh Bui they are lost
amid an Arab population. which never more
than toleratrs and often nppr,.sses them.
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BATHs AT FiFTY CENTS:

CTEAM. SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHB
~ BATHS will now be furnished in good
style. at 30 cents each. by H. w. Hubbard, at
the 81 sn Of the globe lamp, Shasta
Gn' de taken on storage. From 90 to 80 good
beds for dodgers will be found at all hours Of the
night. Also. miners tents always ON hand.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick.
R Money to loan good security.
Shasta City, May 90, 1854 ap9tf
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.sEsasps SVs.S
M noroALL CHRISTIE.

br noroALL cHKfsrIE.
EAd - rs 1
IF ever Fortunes suhny face
Hath smiled ur0n thee :or space,
Dut irowued when cloaus began their rac<
L ,ok mol back i'S
IF ever Joys souI-clfeering .nile
Hath iisinea up Iii, late ~ LIie. lga
LuI glvvfnSd al lust with iTeacherous guile.
Look Lot back!
If ever happiness pure ray
Hath g.Ini, d Oh Thy upenug day.
But soirow hinged Thy uoou ~ iih grey,
Look n.,i book.
IF ev~i dreams Of well.xuu fame,
10 ~rase a garl MI ru ina 'hy narne.
Should wake In ~oe bal bot III siiainp,
Louk MT back
Oh ! look Hoi back with f,ui',ess pain
Nor hug 3, nen.br.Lce' iorirr ng IA in;
" hats done is done, aud u.nst rriiInin,
Then ..uk not buck.
Stnop not TO profirless despair.
BuI hope; rl,- iHegafi cheek OF care
May Yet a smile oi cuiii.,,il wei.i,
forward Look
Trust io the Fount of peace aud power
To -unttie the mlseries of the hour;
Man help is bnr vsi'l,..r''i tlnwrr-
Trps' :" r. ~
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IHxPkRAscE TicKs1s.-1he Temperance
State Crhtral Commiuee met al Sacramento aud
passed the following resolutious:
Resoissd, That The frienJs Of Temperance
throuehuut the State be reque.teti 10 wriie upon
tif not printed nj! tickets they luay circulate at
the II. II general election, the words, .Prols5i.
org Liqsor Lar- Yes."
Then the oppouenis Of the liquor law should
wIiie " Prohidaory Liquor LaV-No."
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RRFAsT-PINs UsrD AS SIGNs.-l Is easily'tO be
.intrstnpd thai an ornament SO capable at varl-
lily in form and material. would give birh To the
n,nnia for forming COLLECTIONS. A fnaneer, well
known nnief the restoration. enjoyed the repu-
'ni"n Of the greatest amateur III breasi-pls in
lie capital. His charming wiie-who might
have been taken for his .iansht-r-was most al
enii, in satisfying his mania; and not only on
ordinary accasIoIis. bur at all times WAS glad 10
seize opportunities Tor presenting him with IA
new breasfp;n. utterly unlike any lie possessed.
More. she carried her attention far, as In in
sist upon rtserving to herself, as her exclusive
privilege. The of selecting and placing The
pm To be worn every morning. AS the reader
may readily understand The, husband was de-
lighted ,n be the object Of attentions delicate
The mystery be refeafsd J Each specimen of
This rich collection had private Specification.
understood " madame aud young gentleman
whom her husband visited daily. A solitary
solitary brilliant, enIblem of the shepherds sinr.
meant, :. | shall he alone this evening A ca
meo. with The head OF Medusa carved upon it,
meant. My husband will be at hnlne.' me
dalon full OF hair meant, Il have the head
ache" There was breast pin FOR each theatre.
for each walk, for each friends house at which
II meeting could be arranged. All the phases of
an intrigue had their golden representative, and
thus, orramenied with secret hieroslyplics,
which he was proud to carry about with him.
the poor hnancler the faithful but hncuii-
sciuus messenger in the treasons OF which he
was the victlm.-Hiaory'of the Crar0t.
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correl, Stable and Sheds,
SW ASE Y,S III o r 4 l..
Lever Spring..
TIJyH ifTIES BEIOW SHASTA.

k THIS HOUSE is located in good
l;ii mining district, and possesses superior
u advantages for the accommodation of
miners and The travelling public. Teamsters are
assured ,,ai every attention will be paid 10 their
wsuis HAY and barley always on hand at the
lowest market prices. BENZ. SWAsEf.
Dec 80, 1884. |u
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18

WHIsKERs.-The ediiress of the Lancaster
Literary Gazeitr says she would as nestle
her nose in rats nest uf swinsle low, as allow
Il man with whiSkers In kiss her; In which The
New Orleans Bee somewhat ungallantly res
ponds:
We don't believe word of it, The ohjec-
items which sone ladies' pretend to have to whis-
krrs all arise from envy. They don, have any.
I hey would ii they could, but the fact is. the
continual motion of the lower jaw is fatal to
their growth. The adirs-God bless Them =
adopt our fashions as fast as they cam Look al
the depretlatiuns The dear creatures have COM
united orr wardrobe the last few years. They
have appropriated oar shirt bnsoIns, gold sinds
aid all. They have encirccd their s,.il bewiich-
ing tieck iii unr standing collars and cravais-
tl,lviiis n.e fln,tiea and turn downs. Their
inn"ccut little hearts have been pal piiaiing III
the inside of waisico;ts, Instead OF humping
against the onIsid-. naturally intended. They
have thrust their pretty ieei and ankles tEroneii
our unm, ntinnabes-unuhlsp lsperahles-tintllk
abuu:abl.s- III short. ms Micavl,er would say,
"reet hes. Aud they are skipping along The
streets lileli-hrel-d boots. Do yoa hear,
gentlemen say bmis.'
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PACIFIC OIL AND CAMPHENE
WORKS,

Once 10, Front Street.
Mangoctory, Taylor Street, North Beach, San
Francisco.
TNHE PROPRIETOR of this Pioneer Establish
Il ment on the Pacific Coast gna;efnl for past
iav'r respectfully announces he removal of his
Office and Works as above, where he hopes, by
The Introduction of all the recent valuable i'm
pruvements. and The increased facilities which
his new and extensive Works afford in The nian-
nfactnre OF Oils and Camphene, To be eiabites
To supply bis customers with quality of Oil
and Camphene that will guarantee a continuance
of The liberal patronage heretofore extended TO
him.
He will, at all times, have on hand large
stock of superior Sperm, Polar Elephant, Black
Fish. Tanners, Meats Foot, Machinery and Lard
OIL. warranted equal To any manufactured in the
Atlantic States.
He has. connected with his establi hnlent. n
titrartm' III for The Manufacture ni Lard Oil and
has u" hesitation IN say ing thai he turns oui an
article superior TO any iniioried INTO the coun-
Try.
lis facii'ies for the manufacture of Cam.
Illcne are inf rIur 10 none in the Slate and will
al all tunes, enable him 10 keep on hand fresh
supply. Nm BAILEY.
""h ffhhclSco. Jniy ID, 1888. jl 4-3m
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Surgical Diseases.
Lime f! Lime! Lime !

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
L fully announce to the public that he is now
fully prepared to furnish Lime, of excellent
quality, at their kiln in Brigssvie.
Builders will do well TO cali before contract
ing elsewhere, as facilities for burning lime,
and convenience to an excellent wagon road
cannot be surpassed SAMUEL CLOUGH.
Brisgstille, May l6, 1855. jel6-3m
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31sTxkiso II EuL-sA eorrssp poudeut send ue
the following sueedote. for the truth OF which ne
Several months ago. a young gentleman Of my
acqnsnisnte left Csl,fornis fof one Of the Atlau-
tic cities, a.ow ing his intention la return with >
| wife. The other day he dropped suddenly in
upon al my Office, where lie was welcomed
| w e.,rsinl shake ot the hand.
..w ELL said l, :. where do you sfop, and
what have you done with Mrs t. T.
"S..fily.' he replied, that's ra,her delicate
| question:
Surely you did no, leave her behind!'
"She is with you, then q
| No"
Explain yourself. How have you disposed
I fhrr."
That" said he, is not exucily the way I"
put The question. Ask. ruilier, how she has dis
posed OF me. But I'll tell you. When | was
lravina California, apprsed you thai the engage
ment WAS still existing. but hat for couple ii
| nn,nils her letters had ceased Ia come TO hHnd.
| This made me uneasy. and hastened my visit Ia
r,'- East before the Time fixed between TOR my
tirn. A do,,hi took posse ssion of my mind.
! which had 40 completely resolved itself. that
xa> prepared f,.r the news sent me ON visiting
he lady's mansion. :. She Is married and gone to
| Taiifornia - e 1853 $500
1h- narrator paused at this l,iaus in his story,
md respect for his feelings forbade our inior-
niani 10 push his iutriiii~s further
Now. you think. he resumed, that my heart
is broken by this affair; but yon are misiak en.
have learned u fact with reference To The fair
one That did not even nu Ii as dream Of. aud
which has entirely rec"ncilrd me tn the disap-
polnfrLenr, viz: thai she had not only been r.
ried h fore, 6nf mother Of couple Of 6ounc-
ing chilarcn !-S. f. Sun.
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I.vo and Poetry.

Ny love is like the red, red rose.
She. stole my heart. aud there she goes:
With rings on her tinsers and corns on her
toes:
II she amt some pumpkins in this world
but the lord only kuwws
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
DIR. A. F.. SAWYER.

HORMERLY CONNECTED WITH THE
IL Surgical Department OF the MASSACHUSETTS,
GENERAL HosPIrAL, gives special attention to-
the treatment of all
Surgical Diseases,
As tumors morbid growths, affections of the
bones and joints, deformities, whether congen-
ital or from accident, diseases OF the urinary ap-
paratus, of the eye, ear, etc.
Patients placing themselves in Dr. Sawyer's
hands. for treatment or operation, will be pro-
vided with suitable accommodations, and with
careful and attentive nurses.
Facilities are now offered by Dr. Sawyer for
the successful practice Of Surgery, which are not
to be surpassed in any city OF The Union.
Residence Raseite House, (basement) corner
of Bush and SaEsone streets Office hours until
9 A. M, and from to P. NJ.
San Francisco, January 23, 1855 feb3-y
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u The Deseret News says that the timber
in that country is in high ssate of preserrof'or
Il requires ahons day to climb up 20 IT,
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E3saEbE~4b ENr,

VIE UNDERSIGNED. under he surcrv-
l. sion oi the fnuIg Men Christian AssocI-
alton oi San Francisco, have opened a room
over ilie Post Office, "n Kearny s,ieeI and adia-
cent io the Plaza. and will furnish house and
iarin servants. snrdrners, mechanics and clerks
l" i'trs"s " h" wrsh to enipl"y 'hrm. Comnu-
.'ira'i"ns post pit by those u ho wish In ,nplov
'nch are requested. and them wants will be sun
piled ~iii,'ni clinrge.
The undersigned will coec, bills in San Fran.
cisco at hive per cent. upon :ie amount received.
| and respectfully transmitted according TO dir.c
ii"n We will also attend tu any agencies or
c"inn'1ssl"ns of a transient character. on receiv-
ing orders postpaid, aud one duiiar euclosed -.
We intend To w"rk cheap. and depend uron M
| Increase of business for remun. r.tihf,
jy2S-lm WOODBURY. & co.
CaiofHia E2change San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
.sgsTe:s Hotals.
ST, CHARLES HOTEL,
8YA02 3 q D s =
DaMin street., shasta.
r. 0.nRW1TC and -. g. BRO WN,
PROPRIE TORS.

4 ~
A%a The present proprietors OF the ST.
1;;;; Charles Hotel would inform its old pat
EE..A rous and the public generally. that they
have retit,ed aud furnished it i'll such manner
rt,a, they can assure them Of being as well ac-
co,nmoja,rd in their establishment as in any
hotel IN No ,hern California, and ask tor them
selves fair SHARE uf the public patronage. The
TABLE will always be supplied with every del
icacy tia. can be supplied in this market. as also
,bo.a of NarysviIle and Sacramento. The
Sleeping Apartments
are new, and will be KEEP. in manner inierier
to none in the country. The
Bar Arrangements
will be under the direct supervision OF D. u.
Brown, long and favorably known as u connols-
senr in this department.
All the singes running from here to Marys-
Vile and Sacramen o, belonging TO the
California Stage Company
start from this House. Passengers wishing any
information, ean obtain i, from WI. Mel UKk,
Agen, for The company, who is always on hand.
Also. the office at the
California Steam Navigation Co.,
E. K SHED Agent. is kept a, this house
The Passengt trains for the north, leave The
81. Charles daily, CONSISTING OF
LOag's Train to Weaver,
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Justice Of the Peace of said township

State of California, coussy Of Shasta, IS.
Justices Count, Cottonwood township
j. G. Bradley. w. L. Bradley, J. F. Bradley
and George Skernaavs. Henderson M,ckley.
II appearing to my satisfaction that cause OF
action exists agains, the above named defendant:
and that there is good calse 10 believe that said
defendant has leti this State, hereby order that
summons in this action be served on said deien-
,ant by The publication thereof, once week
for three uonihs. in the newspaper printed and
published in said county called the Shasta Cour-
Ter. a. Fl. STOU j. T.,
for said township and county.
T,ne rs 1855 3m
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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse
WILLIAM C. BADGER,

No. 80 Battery street. San Francisco,
TMPORTER OF READY MADE CLOTHING
L and Furnishing Gtnds Also every variei,
of Hats Bnu,s and Broaan<. would invir,
c"nnirv merchants Visiting san Francisco In cal
and examine my large sinck "f Climbing &c.
+. | have OH hand ana constantly arrivi e. ih.
largest assortment "i every variety and style a.
Ci"lhing nf any house in ihc Slaie. My stock
arrnnnis To over two hundrtd 'hu,i~and dollars
The goods are manufactured nndrr nv owl
supervision made from The best material
aud in the most durable manner. Persons buy
ing my tlolking will find large and salenbl,
sizes
Persons may rely nPon f..ding e-ery ariicl,
they wish in my stock. My prices will he p,
low. if not l"w-r thai hey can he ftiiinii else
where in the market suarau'ee each afticl,
| sell.
Please call and examine tns stock iel6-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
auMmONa.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Shasta.
- Set. Justices Court, Cottoawood township.
The peopl. ot the State OF CALIFORNIA; to Hen
Icrsnu Mackl y, greeting:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear before
m. y, nv Office in Red Bluffs, Cottonwood
township, of The county Of Slanta. on The 10Th
Jay of June. A. d. 1855. at hf fociock A. NJ, to
answer unto the ,onplaat OF J. G.. Bradley. W.
L. Bradley, }. +. Bradley. and George sherman.
~lnrsrs reeover The s'iiii of one bnndred aud
u;ncrv...veu ,fail.,s, As balance due. upon a..
express contract for work and labor performed
in ,sreshing gr in. when judgment will be Ia
ken against you for the said amount, together
with cos, aud damages, il you tail 10 appear and
answer
To the Sheriff, or any Constable OF said coun-
~. greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof:
Given under my hand this 3lst day OF May
A. D. 1855.
A. H. SToUT. fL.s.1
c. II e oI.tr
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j. WILSON Il SON,

SS Saus0Use street. San Framcisco.
DIONEER HARNESS REPOSITORY.-On
Il hand a complete assortment OF Saddles.
Brides, Martineales, Whips, Mexican Spurs and
Bits. Also. Skirting. Harness and Bride
I.eashes. Fire Caps, from to 80 cone, New
forK make. my26-3m.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
Tower House,
At the junction Of the Ercka and Weaver.
willie ESoud.. az miles from Shasta.
fss.,S5 THE UNDERSIGNED
lili Esd wonld announce To The pub EEG
Il915sS4 L.. L.,

fs.5 THE UNDER RESIGNED
l5ll&a wonld announce To The pub EEG
ts.IalIassaa ts..IalIasaa liz, ard particularly 10 per. ~--->-
ira, cling Ia and from Yrrka and Weaver
vile. that. haeing leased this long established
stand formerly known as The = Free Bridge
House lie is prepared To entertain customers
in style not surpassed by any hnlclin Northern
California.
Having completed his commodi"ns bniiing.
and furnished it in the best possible manner. h..
is enabled to promise The very best acconlnoda-
tions.
The Table, as heretofore. &iil always be snp-
piled with the beat winds the matket furnishes
while from the large garden atiathe,l 10 The
premises. all the vegetables grown in this part
Of the State will be furnished III the greatest
abundance.
He has also secure Corral eoiifeefed will
his establishment, always supplied will al abun
dance of Barley aud Hay.
JASON TOWER.
/ Tower Hon.r March l. 1854. mll-u.
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The Bathing Roo Q nj

are separated into two deparimens-ihe one
f,r Indies. attended by Mis-. Yonny and The 9th
~r for gentlemen. by myselt-wiih separate
entrance 10 each department.
The rooms are opened this morning for the
first time. The Ladies and Gentlemen of Shasta
requested 10 call and enjoy bath in o lux
urioils style never before experienced in this
place. BIB. YOUNG.
Shasta, April 7. 1855. ap7if
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-03
DAILY JOU r N AL.
RIVER ITEMS.

- The Glendale, one Of the Cincinnati Star
lime packets, arrived from New Orleans yester-
day afternoon at o'clock, with barge in tow.
She had some fieighi, aud a good trip of passen-
gers.
- The Belle Sheridan came down from
Louisville yesterday, with apreuy fair cargo.
She took on good deal more freight here, ere
she departed Southwark. We thank Capt. J. n.
Martin, clerk, for package of Louisville pa
Pers.
- The fast Highfyer passed down early
yesterday morning for St. Lewis. We thank
our friend of the Office for package Of papers.
- The low-pressure steamer southerner
passed up early Yesterday morning, having lefl
st. Louis monday evening. She will be down
Saturday. Travellers going to ST. Lcais will
find her fair anil comfortable boat.
The Sultana arrived here from Louisville
yesterday, bound Soulh. She took on board &C
barrels Of -four at the City Mills, and some -four
oats PORK, &C. at the wharf.
= The Monongahela left Pittsburgh las
Friday with 400 passengers on board for St. Louis
200 of the number being Mormon emgrants fol
Salt Lake City. This party isihe advance OF Z
party of 4a5 emigranls. principally English and
Welsh families, who arrived in Philadelphia
week before last from Liverpool.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-03

Geo. Foster presented petition signed by Ho-
race Durham and twenty others, asking permits
sion TO erect wood shed on the corner of Locust
and Fourth streets, which petition was granted.
August Ellis, presented petition signed by
Jas. G. Jones and thirty others asking permits
sion 10 erect wooden shed and stable on the
rear OF his Lot No. los Don. E-Gran,ed.
A petition was presented, signed by Thos. Z.
Garvin and forty others asking for the consiruc-
ton of suitable place for disposing OF Fish, on
Market Mornings. On motion it was ordered
that proposals be secured for the continuing OF
the vegetable stands one hundred and fifty feet,
to be Of the dimensions and of the same material
as the stands now in use, and that the proposals
be published in the English and German papers
of the City.
On Motion the Council adjourned until We'd
nesday evening May Sd, 1855, for the purpose OF
cancelling City Orders outstanding, and the ap-
pointment of suitable person to represent the
City in the Election OF Directors in the E. g. c.
Railroad.
yyCJI IL WAIKEp C;,v CIarL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-03

.MonDAr EvENrnc, April 80, 1855.

MONDAY EVENING, April 80, 1000.
Council met pursuant to adjournment Pres
emf the Mayor and Councilmen Steele, Scantlin,
Stephens, Hedderich, Kron, Roquet. Kralz
Pushee, Hunnel and Mentzer.
Bracket Mills, late Weigh Master, submitted
his report for the year ending April 26th 1855,
showing that he has received as such officer,
SI65 O6 and that he had vouchers for SIT 06,
leaving a balance'.in his handc of SIS, which
amount he asked to be credited with, owing 10
depreciation of more than that sum, on the funds
Will in his hands, which request was grant
ed.
Ordered, that Chas Wells be allowed 15c for
I pair OF candlesticks.
Ordered that Joseph Turnick be allowed ten
dollars fof pap ring Sections House in OAK Hill
Cemetery, per Bill filed.
Ordered, tina, b. Dyson be allowed five dollars
tor repairing damages done by the Fire Compa-
MES. at the laieF Fire on Oak Stfeet
Ordered that z. H. Cook be allowed 81 so tor
Cistern curb, as for bill fled
Ordered, that cash order, in favor of the Ev-
ansviile Gas Light Co. be issued on the City
Treasury for the sum Of three hundred and two
public Lamps &c. for the quarter ending April
30th, 1855.
Ordered. thar cash order BE drawn in favor
OF John Prewit on the City Treasurer for fifty two
dollars fifty cents being part Of the principal on
money advanced for the use OF public schools.
and payable Nov. lst, 1855
= Ordered, that cash order in favor of Thomas
Bacon, School Treasurer, De issued on the CITY
Treasury, for the sum of FIVE hundred dollars
on account of appropriation for public Schools
for the year 1855.
Ordered, that H. q. Wheeler be allowed two
hundred and fifty dollars for services as School
Trustee
Cash Orders to the amount ct forty five dollars
fifty cents were issued in favor of James Monroe
and nine others for work dore on the Street.
On motion Of Councilman Stephens, TO allow
John Smith one dollar and fifty cents per day for
overseeing hands on streets, the Ayes and
Noes we're taken as follows. Ayes, Mcssrs
Steele, Scantln, Stephens, Elliott, Kraz. Pushee,
and Hunnell, Z. Noes, Messrs. Hedderich. Krop
Roquet and Menlzer. L.
Ordered. tina, Lot Nc. in Block No I4E.
be charged with IS yards of earth at I21 cents
per yard.
Ordered, that z. H. Cook be authorized 10 pro-
cure good and substantial Hose for the use of the
Fire Engines, the quantity and qualify of the
same to be left discretionary with said Cook.
Mr.. ]. D. Saunders presented his bill for the
construction of sewer en- Mulberry sueet amount.
ing TO Si65, which was on motion laid On the
table tor further consideration of a. Council
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CANAL ITE ms.

- The MoseIle arrived from Layafelie last
Monday night with $50 bushels corn for John
s. Mitchell.
The Ben Bolt came down from Laiay-
ettee "Wednesday, with load of corn.
The canal boat N. Rowley, formerly
Joe Rowlcy, with Mr.. Tom Smith Capt. got down
from Lafayette Monday night. having on board
1900 bushels corn, $50 bushels wheat and lol
OF marble She is preparing TO return today.
- The Archer, Capt Grant, departed yes
,erday with good load Tor Worlhington and in
erm dia,e ports.
= The Visitor will be ready to leave to-day
for Petersburgh. Capt. Howe will endeavor 10
make passengers comfortable.
- The canal continues in first rate boating
order, and We anticipate no serious interruption
in lis navigation during The summer, for any
great length OF time. Business is increasing on
the canal and al last many begin 10 realize that
IL is really very accommodating ditch.
- The F H. Woodward left TUESDAY even
ing for Lafayette, loaded with groceries, full So
tons.
The John E. Taylor left yesterday for
Lafayette. also loaded with groceries, to the
amount of So TONS
- The N. Rowley will leave this evening
probably, for Terre Hauie. and perhaps points
above, with about so ions of groceries, &c.
The Rosanna was loading yesterday with
10 bbls salt, and lot OF machinery, fol- Mon
tczuua.
with 1900 bushels coal from the mines near Pc
tersburgh. More will be started down directly
she returns.
- The MoseiIe was loading yesterday fol-
Lafayette. and will have first rate load.