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The Charleston Mercury "a strong Southern
Rights Democratic paper,) abiding TO the
conjecture of the Montgomery MaiI as to the
names of the three prominent political cha
racters from Georgia and one from Mississip-
pi'' charged by the Washington correspondent
Of the South CIroliyian (also Democratic) with
having urged Calhoun to make his decision
giving the Legislature of Kansas to the Free
sellers without awaiting the evidence which
Gov. Denver was to have sent him from Kan
SIS, says:
I'VE had information 10 The same effect. hut not
being authorized 10 use names we forebore lay
ing it before the public. Now, if such things
are done by Southern men in Washington
Cabinet Ministers. Senators and Representa-
tives-with a view of passing the Kansas bill,
what may they not do herafter to accomplish
the same end? As we have repeatedly said.
the ,roySt enemies Of the South are an the South.
The people of the South must be the guardians
of their own interests and honor"
The men thus implicated are
Howell Cobb, Secretary of the Treasury
Jacob Thompson. Secretary of the Interior;
Robert TOOmbS, Senator from Georgia;
Alex. II. Stephens Rep. from Georgia.
And the programme for making Kansas a
free State was this "a: Calhoun having elected
a strong. Free State Legislature the North
ern Democracy would be quite ready to admit
Kansas with the LecomptOn constitution, but
with the Green amendment disclaiming any
intent by Congress to sanction that provision
of the instrument which prohibits amend
mcnt prior to 1864. OF course the Free
State Legislature, thus licensed. would have
made hot hast to call another Convention tC
do the dirty work" to which it was distinct
ly invited and, to make sure of a popular
majority TO back it, it would have extended
the elective franchise, in the vote upon this
question, to negroes and aliens !-C6lum6us ga.
Enquirer.
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1z6- \ Washington letter, describing the
great fancy ball at Senator Owns few days
ago, gives the following revelations of the
punch-room.
The Office of Senator Gwin, in the base
ment, was converted into a punch-room, and
two gigantic bowls were kept supplied with
most detachable beverages, one spirituous, the
other vinous, in composition. Later in the
night. this room was the headquarters of n
dozen Senator's, who cordially fraternized.
and appeared to be ignorant that such place
as Kansas existed. Could some of those who
only read (and who religiously believe in)
the radical newspaper of the North, or the
incendary journals of the South. hut have
seen their Senatorial idols indulging in the
most familiar aud friendly conversation. they
would have thought the millennium had real
ly arrived. Guelphs and Ghibelines-radi-
calls and fire eaters fraternized costly, and
seemed to forget that they had recently been
shivering lances on each others regulations
in the Senatorial arena
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The Admission ofKansns.

Below we give the proceedings of the HORSE
of REPRESENTATIVE on the 18th inst, in re-
lation to the Committee Of Conference on the
Kansas Bill asked by the Senate. The request
having been complied with. the Speaker APP
pointed the following gentlemen Committee
on the part of the House: Messr. ENGLISH,
of Indiana (DoUGLAs Democrat,) STEPHENS,
of Georgia. (dcmocraD aud Howard of Mi
chigan (Republican.) The Committee of the
Senate consists of Messrs. GREEN, SEWARD
and HUNTER. Unless these Committees can
agree upon some settlement of the difficulty
between the two Houses. il is not probable
hat Kansas will be admitted into the Union
at this session of Congress. As the Rppub-
licans and DOUGLAS democrats desire To keep
her back for the purpose of renewed agitation
TO promote political intrigues, we do not cX-
pect a settlement now.
Mr.. MONTGOMERY, of Pennsylvania at one
o'clock, asked consent of the House to take
up the Kansas bill.
No objection being made, the resolution Of
the Senate was read, insisting upon its dis
agreement to the House amendment and ak
ing for conference
Mr.. MONTGOMERY. | now move that the
House insist upon its adherence and upon
that motion | call for the previous question.
Mr.. ENGLISH, OF Indiana. | rise t. propose
n question TO the Chair which believe To be-
pertinent | desire to know whether. if a
committee of conference should be ordered
by the House, parliamentary law and practice
would require that majority of that com
mittee should be composed OF gentlemen re-
presenting the views of the majoril. of the
House, or of gentlemen who are in favor OF
the House bill.
Mr.. STANTON, OF Ohio. II this interrogatory
Is not in order object.
Mr.. GROW, of Pennsylvania. IL is not a
question of "a committee oi conference, and IL
is not in order. / object 10 any thing out of
order.
Mr.. ENGLISH. have confidence in the
Presiding Officer OF this House, and | give
notice that il is my intention II the previous
question is voted down TO move for commit
tee of conference.
Several Voices Good, good
The question on seconding the call for the
previous question was taken by tellers aud
resulted--ayes los, noes l0I.
The SPEAKER voted in the negative, making
a tie vote. So the call for the previous ques-
ton was not seconded
Mr.. ENGLISH. Mr.. Speaker | do not wish
NV action upon this occasion 10 lac mSunder-
stood: therefore desire to cay that | am very
decidedly opposed 10 the senate bill in 1T
present shape, and do not think could vote
for II in any event But. sir, Notwithstanding
that entertain this opinion, am unwilling
to say To a coordinate branch OF the National
Legislature that am unwilling to hear what
they have to say. | think IL Is due to them
that we should accede 10 their proposals. aud
that we should grant committee OF confer
ence. Good may come Of IL, and l cannot
SOC that any harm possibly can result There
fore. sr, | move that the House agree 70 The
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The Cerem onies Yesterday.

Col. Benton's remains were removed ycster-
day morning from the residence of Col. J. b.
Brant, where they had been temporarily placed
to the large hail of the Mercantile Library
huildng. After having been laid in the hrarse
the Washington Blues, Capt. Kelly, and Wash
ington Guards, Capt. Frost, formed u hollow
square, as n body-guard, and thus, with appro-
PIRATE martial music. the body was escorted
through the throngcd streets 10 the place Sc
lect,d 10y the Committee of Arrangements, to
await the saddcr and more imposing solemn
mites to-day.
At the hall which was draped and f,stoon-
cd with the usual badges of mourning, the
GOTTA. cishruudp ii in the national ensign, was
placed beneath the large chandelier in the
centre OF the room, upon square platform,
at the corners Of which. stood four fold Il flags,
hung with crup,. which connected them over
head, and formed an impressive canopy. The
lighted lamps. likcWi-e tcstoonod. shouc with
mild soft light above the dead. and 4, ighten-
I'd the mourntul effect
After the colin haG been SIT upon the plat
form, the Washington Guards withdrew and
lelt Tho remains uGder the protection Of the
Washington Blues.
The corpse l. in metallic, air tight sarcoph-
agu- enclosed In n rich mahogany case, and is,
this being the seventh day of Col. Benton :
demise in state Of remarkable preservation.
The lid OF the upper portion OF the coma
having been removed. al opportunity wis
offered Until 10 o'clock, Lat night. for all who
wished 10 do 20, 10 look through the glass
casing oa the features OF tht deceased. tbs
opportunity was embraced bY immense throng-
Of ladies and gentlemen, Who crowded the
room until late hour. III, face. though II
course emaclat,d aud pale, wore look OF un-
usual ealmness and sereuity. showing that
life made it, exit gently and TRANQUILITY, aad
showing also, a. plaiaiy it l. possible for
the countcuance 10 show, that IA hls dying
moments the veteran Wa, comfortable and
contentH-lhe last Ineligible words, IL l.
said, that lac uttered.--.9. Loaas Rspai@'aIa
1Igll l6th.
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FRUIr CRoP.-We are glad that enough OF
the peach blossom buds REMAIN uuhurt by
the trust 10 ensure pretty good yield, aud
some trees have enough LETT 10 produce full
crop. This Is especially the cas- on the upper
branches. while the buds ON the lover ones
are destroyed. Sbould NO late frost nip the
young fruit az expanded iiowers, We may ex-
peet an abundance OF aRe peaches along the
Lake shore. and Ia May places Ia The Interior
OF the coanlFy. Peach growers generally
were deceived In regard 90 tbs general Dies Ia
OF the buds, and we were afraid that more
were injured than really are. Cherries.
plums, and apples lock sell. and there Is eve
~ prospect OF an excellent crop the present
season--0Aao FayrsE.
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llrw advertisements.
SWaim's Celebrated Panacea.


L'oR the OF scrooa. General Debility, and all
Il Disease, arising from lmruriti, OF the Blood and
the effects of Mercury
SWAIN s Panacea has been for than thirty Eve
years celebrated in this county aud Europe for It's
extraordinary cures, some of which TOO frightfui
for general TshAcitou where the patients have been
almost up with ScrufIla and deemed acur-
able by physicians.
Il has been used in hospitals ana private practice
and has been recommended by the most celebrated
physicians aud ,tler eminent persons Among 9TH
by " C. Gibson. NJ u, PM. Of surgery Penn. Uni
vorsity Vsi,utnv Mott NJ u, frof II Surgery y.
Y. University ". +. ncwee., NJ. d, Prof Md. Pena.
CnSersity y Chapman, n. p. frui. Of Ihysc, Penn.
University 7. Palko, NJ D., President College Phys
T4c wonIerial cures effected hy swaisns PanaccA
have FOR many years male 4 al invaluable remedy,
and have occasoned unpriacped persons 70 initiate a.
and thus impose the diseased and Affected Almost
daily We are infornlel ~ several Who have bseu de
ccived ia this city.
SxAiras PaEaoea round battles, hIted lonEitad
aay N.th the following iettrIs biaVa GA the glass
SNaim's-Panaeea-
Having the name ~ jas Saats stamped tbs seal
mg wax and written the label covering lie oofx
and splendid eagraving the side a the bottle
Whh i portrait 81 The late Wsn- rssisu, Copyright
s-currdl
n persons purchasing the Psnacsa Win Dc careful -
observe the above catfinn and that III Sstas
i cnrrestly slseilsd they need noi BE- imposed ca
Prepared Only aim = Laboratory the obi stand,
SuaLh SeVrafh street hess Chestnut, fhiladclp ha,
ana sold by al druggists IN the ruHst states
GENERAL. AGENTS Toa TIiEU.s
Schieneiin Brothers - Co.
ITO. WILLIAM ST, NEW YORK.
~.
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For he Pat-iot. 4
Elsie Gray is Dying.
BY SPEER KEN.

Silent is the darkened chamber,
Wrapt in sombre gloom,
Footsteps noiseless press the carpet,
Moving through the room;
Weeping friends bend DER the pillow
Where her head lying,
Whispered words of anguish reach me
- Elsie Gray is dying ~
How my young brain reeled-reverting
To happier day,
When the playmate of my childhood
Shared my sports and play
Now, TO see the flower blghted
in the bloom and pning-
What was life to me-or future?
q Elsie Gray was dying.
Softly listen, she is speaking
Speaking in dream;
A heavenly smile lights up her features
Like sunset CLEAN;
clam coming, angel mother"
Was her last low signing
The gentle spirit passed away
She was no longer dying.
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10 An honest graxier, who had seen Rich
ard performed one night Ia town, waited upon
The manager next moraiHg TO say, that II the
gentleman who wanted horse on the pre-
vious evening held his mind, be bad got an
abundance OF tidy nags In his meadows, aud
should be happy 20 have a deal with him-
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
MS- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ~5&
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after THURSDAY, April sth, 1858, the Pas
~ senger Train viii follows
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ. and p. NJ
Arriving a Chattanooga at2:20 p NJ. and 1853 4. NJ
Leave Chattanooga at 80 4. VI. and OPS =. VI.
Arriving at Nashville at 9-iO \ VI. and $40 p. NJ
Passengers for the East, via. Wilmington, y c, can
leave Nashville either train, and make close con
nections throughout Via. Knoxville, Tenn, and
Lynchburg, Va, should leave Nashville on the morn
ing train make the connection.
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville on the P
". train which connects at Stevenson with NJ. Y {.
Railroad.
Those for McNlinnvle and Sparta will leave Nash
vile the F. NJ. train, which connects directly at
Tulahona with the train for MCMinnvle. The train
which leaves McMinnvile at 1870, connects with the
day from Chattanooga and arrives at Nashville at
$40 =. NJ
At Nashville there is a daily connection with boats
for 81. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis New Or
leans Pttsburg, &c. &c also daily line Of stages FOR
Louisville.
Through Tickets be procured at the Depot before
the starting of the trains for McMinnvle, Huntsville
Memphis, Junction Atlanta Macon, Montgomery Char
lesion, savannah, Augusta, Wilmington aud Knoxville
C. l.. ANDERSON,
apre-G General Ticket Agent.
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Epigramnatfc.

MARRIED-In - county. by Rev. -,
Capt. Graves to Miss Nancy Gravis.
The grave, tits said will yield its dead,
When the last trumpet shakes the skies.
But if God please, from Graves like these
dozen living folks may rise.
On the 18th, Mr.. Geo. Bean TO Miss Sarah
Z. Greenfield.
If fate shall TO their wishes yield,
And fate to true love leans,
Time may bestOw on this Greenfield,
lovely crop of Beans.
In Erie, -, Mr.. Henry Wiser TO Miss Lu-
cretia Head.
Wisely did Henry Wiser we'd
In Erie town Lucretia Head,
IT'S hoped that he may highly prize her,
For tho she's lost her head she's Wiser.
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SSOLNVEON.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the style
L and firm ct CLIFTON X ABBOTT. was dissolved
the eth INST by mutua consent 90 take oncct the
2ud Of February, 1855. The business VIII Doe coutinu-
ed by CLIFTON. ALBRIGHT n Co. of Philadelphia.
Al persons indebted Co tc bate hEm previous % the
ID cd February, 1855 VIII please call Immediately at
the old stand. No. Is Cedar street, and settle with
Csc. Il. ABBOTT, who IS FUZZY authorized 10 collect ana
receipt Tor the same.
Ia ct.riug from the Grm or CIFrlN ABBoTT, take
great pleasure IN recommending ~ the patronage of
my friends McSsrS. CHIFFON. AImlCiT Co, gentle
worthy Of confidence, and solicit for them a con-
tinuauce 81 past faYoTs.
aprI3-tr GEO b. ABBOTT.
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ss- Mr.. Peppers house was on fire. A
large crowd was sooa on the spot. when one
Of them remarked, ''We'ye masssr q enough 10
save Pepper" So IL proved
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FOR RENT.

A HANDSOME and comfortable family residence ii
~ EdEodeld near the bridge, Wlth CarrAEc-house
and stable attached, for the balance oi the year. Pos
session given immediately. APPLY 90
LYONS & Co,
mbrlo-r Il Public square
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VEST BUTTONS.

TAVING replenished my stock OF shell, Cameo and
i l. stone Vest and sleeve Buttons, will sell them
cheap for cash. J. H. hcGlll-
aprI6-u
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kid, Silk, Cloth, and Burkskin GLOVES.
Silk and Satin Ties, Srarfs, and Cruyais.

TUST % band, choose bot Of best quality Il Gloves
j embracing every color Il Kid, SIX, Ciatl, Back
ska, etc. fafri6-ul J. H. MrGiil-
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II ECEIVED this aay a superior assortment of Ties,
II stocks Ssarfs, and Cgavats. Every variety u
colors, aud al various prices, Tor sale By
apri6-a J. II. MuGIiI-
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BEAVER DAM
s p z I " @ S ,
Hickman CO., Tenn,
FORTY MILES WEST OF CoLUMBIA.)
CHANGE OF
PrOprietOrship and Management.
DOTH DAY OLE MAY.

UNHIS celebrated watering place having been pur-
i chased by the subscriber has been thoroughly
repaired and renovated and Will be opened Tor the
cputl1n OF visitors ON the
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An EXTENSIVE SALE
OF TREES, SHRUBS. PLANTS, ROOTS,
ONIONS, FLOWER SEEDS, LTc..
(0f all kinds and v4rieuesl)
BENZ. Il. SHIELDS

WILL sel 90 Friday morning, April I'D. at 10 o.
w clock, (ai The store No. Is Cesar street ) tho
finest assortment ~ Apple, IeaT Fani, ApfIicut ad
Cherry Trees III Fore ga and ponlrstr Vince, Bssr
Bushes. Faks aud nahilas Flower Garden s-os a..
81 . that be has yet bad the pleasure q Offering.
This STOCK imported from tia Ssi1s and Use BY
NJ Felix BAIasl NRa Ni be found quite and sssy
desirzthe.
Toe IAasrs are Invited atsend shis sale. Caialo-
gars Wlil Dc surnlsled BESJ p. SiiIIlls.
8HT1i-td
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$500 worth Of Fine Gold Jewelry
A II IL a II IN ~

TIVE stqrk cqussts q 1ne Eold and silver faglsh
Lever l,uIirxs seis y sa1ng, Anehor and G, lader
Watches.
Pas Gold Guard tsst An1 foh CtsaiHs I. e and .,
Class ifSsts sireFe Bll1tis, stuts gold and silver
feacis 4ut fens nne setk q ieprirf such Cautro
Eoad .stcte flsTeatas N0sc Lava Coral. al geld
fe<ener skh vtriety 90 UEacE Ee1s usaAiiy krff m
are class IszacfrE safr TIE sats continacs every
eseuirz asItil ils entiTc stnck = di>Isls~t -
Neontgy HerShazts ann asleFs sns1sd - exam
he this stzrk herr purciastnr eieNheTe- Ss-is Al
private ssle dufsnx the day al Ncw York WhoassAls
aarss-a BEzJ. y. sAIE1nsI.
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Uungarian Grass seed.

w have just received lut of this celebrated Grass
w SrcI. Il WI produce frum uye % eight tons oi
superior hay H. the acre. uuirci9u- aT ilin"hN aud
Tar superior O uar common MlcL SOW third ~
a busiel q the acre ihe way and q tlC
limo a. MlicI. Price - so icT hushri-
aarl.-l,y Vsa ARMSTRONG a. co
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Amusemfuts.
CriSp'S GaictN.

Mr. W. H. CRISP, has the honor Of announcing,
WI that this establishment will be opened on MON
DAY EVENING, April 20, 1855, for limited Opera
Season, when the highly distinguished
New Orleans Opera Troupe
win appear. The Box Once will be open Thursday.
aprl9-td.
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1858. j. ii. McGiIl. 1858.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN7S
FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE,

Corner College Street and the PUBIC Square.
JIAVING just received every style Of shell, Ivory
i Buffalo and Horn Pun, Tuckmg, side, Fine tooth
and Rcdding Combs. Also Ivory, Rosewood, shell and
Buffalo Hair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh, Shaving and Cloth
Brushes small Toilet Mirrors, ladies' and Gentlemen
Dressing Cases for travelling for the room; Morocco
Bags Cabls, furnished and Unfurushed: Ebony Work
Boxes and Gne Writing Desks. VIII sell at prices 70
suit the times apr LETT
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WOOD, Ivory and Jet Ch-ssnrn and nUniinocs-
w with all stylcs and SIZES or Back CANNON Boards
just received and Tor sale b.
aprie-tr J. r. McGuI-
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CANES! CANES. CANES!

WYE have inst received a large stock Of FINE ~ "
w ~ DRESS CANES, consisting IN part Of
MALAKA, with Ivory Heads;
EBONF, - -
INDIA RUBBER, WHALEBONE, HICKORT, DC.
For sale by j. H. MCGILL-
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shirts and Collars.

IUST 10 hand another invoice Of shirts, which we
j warrant 81 be superior IN every way, and % nt
better than any other STYLE with without collars
preferred Tor sale low by
aprf6-u J. II MCGllL-
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Byron and Standing Collars.

LIVERY variety and size of Byron and Standing
l. Collars and few latest style SLludin g-Coars,
received and Tor sale by
apri6-u J. n. McGIII-
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For Sale.
small balances
RAILROAD SPIKES.
Annie Trees.

A Lon q ehe.es Appls Trees tsss - hand ana q
n s4ls BY Q<bis1 E<AJ. =. SHIELDS
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Per week ------.-- --.--..S. ~
Children under ten wears old .....-........ 3 50
Servants Of an ages .... 3 90
A liberal deduction will be made m the above ratct
W hen families remain month duriug tho season
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John pnonis ON Fancy Fairs.

'John Phoenix" the inimitable humorist
gives to the world through the pages of the
Kaickerbocker, his ideas-and exceedingly ORR
ginal they are-of the management of Fancy
Fairs, which have become an institution" in
this country We make few extracts from
the essay:
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Medical attendance.

The waters at Beaver lam consist Of White, Grey
Red and Black sulphur Cha!y beate (proven by analy
be the strongest in the SLltc,) and the best Of
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Visitors viii mad at Beaver Dam large Rail Room,
Ten Pin Alleys. \ huc trout stream runs near the
place and deer ia great abundance may Dc found ia
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IlIn alIfaIEs aaIIn GgEaataaL..
80 INTeLLIaE McE.
WEDNESDAY, september 1, l858.

WEDNESDAY September 1, 1868.
YESTERDAY fhe weather vas clear and pleasant
Business on the leVee was dali
AKaFv1 f.s.z-The weekly 0pelousas packet Anna
perfat Capt. GUS, B. Louaillier, arrived yesterday
With Is bales cotton. She Is Of agaln this evening
at5P. H. as usual.
The Yasoo river packet Ya2oo Belle, Captain =, 4
Butler arrived yesterday with Z bales cotton and
aundriea.
BoA4s IE1yrsa.-fiek lgesl yar Bayou .'za i,'l
Ats O'Clock r III to-day tbis regular 7,
Bile summer packet, III charge q tae ,rsoo5
popular Captain ed. Jones ses IA "A n hi gIaob
Lower Tensas Trinity and ~ - I'M n
river. The Dick Nash Ys Ras oslssp asyinr tbeit
low water, ana shippers esa ss ,Soya n,satione
goods safely landed at sag q .sis
places. Capt james Ao9's 4 gentlemanly
clerk. r
W. "A. dadreto .far 95las 4 5fe.--At ?. NJ, to-
day, this regular sud veg ar passenger packet,
ii charge ii she FQsa9as gpt. O. j. Barstow, with
lie attentive Capt Ii Moody in the Office, will leave
n place Of The Rapides. as above.
Era ma. Ton Shreveport At o'clock P. N
taida his splendid light draught summer passen
gsr packet charge Of Capt. John Kouns, will leave
as above and give clear bills Of ading to Shreveport
and all intermediate landings.
Red Chief for Gamdea.-At5 P NJ. to-day, this
regular and popular Ouaehita passenger packet
leaves port, Capt, Len Moore commands, and Mr..
g. Reaman IS her attentive purser. She is spIen
did summer packet ii oil respects, speed, safety and
comfort She leaves as above from the foot of Com
mon street, for all landings on the 0uaehita and
Black river.
Sake Robinson for Fort Aaams.-At 5 P. TO-
day this swift and very popular passenger packet IN