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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22
Another ImpostcT.

Mn EDToR: Some four weeks since,
man calling bimsclfD. y. Tousey called on
me, representing that he was brother to one
OF the firm OF Ross and Touscy, New York
city. He also claimed to be agent for tbs,
firm. and exhibited a printed certificate to that
effect. lie succeeded while here IN procuring
several subscribers TO pcriodicals,-Ailantc
Monthly Musical Friend, &c,-pu,,iug them
at-i>u,N bat less than the usual rates, and
so raised considerable money. ! have just
heard from Ross * Touscy that tbc% have
mo such agent, aud do not know such a man,
except that they have heard before az bic
svindlirg operations, and have advertised
him asian imposter boo the Ncv York Tribune.
Suid "Ioasey' is quite plausible and gentle
manly 10 appearance, and prohss,d 10 Boa
graduate of Union College. wore a "PsyCr,
pins D. ra'hrr ''out, hair sandy prores'cs 'ps.
o.al rrFaid 10 cIetg3 men.
81 noticing THE you No, confr f,gr 70
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tcr

The greatcst enterprise in which any N
our c,'Izcns have been engaged for long
time Is bringing varcC. 90 an aqueducl from
Waterford lor the uso OF our village. The
p.pcis being laid on M1iu street to-day
fnc expedition with which obi, matter hA
hrog 2uIcd forward reflects great credit og-
on all engaged in IT,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22
MoNTru1In Idl0y o. n, 1850

htNAlls
The President resigned lhc chair, and on
motion Of Mr. Ircu %, S,wlur Davis was
sleeted President pro trui., and Dee Ms sworn,
A message was received from the House
informing the Senate Of its organization,
Joint RESOLUTIONS adopted That the
House and Senate meet 300 Joint assembly uI
? l.2 T. NJ, 10 hear the report ot the com
miites appointed 10 canvas, votes iur Gov
srnor, Lieut. Governor and Treasurer Chat
1000 Directories be- provided fYr the use of
the members of the Legislature nod that %
Joint committee ot three Representatives and
ono Senator from each county be appointed
TO canvass votes ior county officers,
HOUSE
Tie Speaker announced the following com.
mittecH
On RalsG Mr. Grardcy Of vcrpcnrc'.
Wright Of Cas,letou. lluuton OF Bethel
On Joint liults, Mr. GIood Of Morris,
town, MYERS Of jamaica,
Resolutions by Mr. lIch1rl of Chelsea,
that the Clerk Of the ilousc be- instructed Co
pressure 1000 copies of the report Of the
Board Of Education adopted.
IL A. Gl~..l 81 Na,r,.t.su, . t.,.t. .,..
the afternoon of Ihursdov next for r. Joint
assembly to clvc; Sccrrlny'of State. Ser
Eeant-at'arms and other State unigcr,i ABORT
ed.
Bills introduced and r,Grrcd.-By Mo
Glesd Of Morris,nwu. relating 10 DOGS. refer.
red TO committee oU Printing BN M New
sI OF Ncathrisij,lI. o. ,,'crd Tic charter of
the Psrkins,i,le Railroad Company referred
10 the committee on Roads.
ArrIENuuN- st.NATu.
The hour having arrived flr the meeting
OF The joint assembly the Senators repaired
to the Hall OF the House Of lcprcscutuiyc,.
The Senators hgNrE resumed their seats.
on motion Of Mr. N,oihlm, committee of
two was appointed % wait ou HE lirut. Gov.
srnor elect TO inform him of his rlcc,iop.anl
10 conduct him 10 the bar uf the Senate; and
the President appointed. MS said committee,
Dir. Nccdham and Mr.. Clarke.
The Lieut.. Governor Appeared ~ the bar
Of the senate, the oath 81 office was admin.
istered, and he assumed the chair The Pres.
idcnt on taking the chairuddrus,rd the Sen
ate IN some remarks
Tho Governor communicated the arpoiu,.
mcnt Of Wilbur J.. Davis. ESQ, Of Wood.
stock ne the Secretary of Civil and Military
Affairs.
HOUSE
Joint Rcsolu'iop-B BY Mr.. GrauScv al
Nergennc,, tcudclipg the use of Representa-
iives Hall to Mr.. Turner Superintendent, Of
tho American Asylum Tor Deaf and Dumb,
at Hartford, Gonna for. the exhibition of pa.
pills of that iu'titu,ion, on Wednesday ncxt.
at o'clock, =. VI.
Pending the consideration Of hi, rcsolu.
ton
The Senate cam in and the committee to
canvass votes for State officers reported
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22

VII. rdm"',d'' sn,,,i =, ,,,,,,',,
The nombcrs-- i.igut-t.n,, Martin Gov.
Hd"m.@pr. Iord's scLu ,,m"'' r 70 81,
bath
MoNIuiiIh Orl H. 1850.
Inthc Ld,iorofthr Coi.Homap
"E'ctI0n dHy"-iHst Thursday pls,cd OF
much a, am told IL hrs iu former yoln. H.
WIS "a delightful Indian summer day. The
SKY was brilliant, the uir bland, md inc tenn
rm'nrc decidedly agreeable The "cann-
g.ous" cuuGln sent iu in expected drlrsa,
lions Of ,cowuury, Wiz imu-a,d tho street,
Of ihr metropolis, aud thr galleries. luNh,..
Hud a. ujJnr, OF inu ctrituL during most Of
me Guy Ihrr, was rpuHHrr, parade. na
election sermon. no d.,u,., Df"tbr r1,uu and
spectacle" that sometime brought crowd, 60
town, 20 witness iar Inauguration of tbe state
government The gou,ru. .t"rafp.-
cd" Go the executive ,l.n...r o-b., rr..,-r,
escort nud hand OF music. hat unu.f,ri,-
uuu,Iy took 40 ils abode I'm rhr .r,rrJ.d
,u.,rar rooms AZ br..,r,.r, fr ,I..r,, Ir.,..
Alto O'Clock. &, A.. Nh. i....1. ,..c ,l.,..
aHt and ACCOMPLISHED S,.r.f.-,a,i S,,,, ,..l
OBJ, .n,,L--. .h,tr.. ,.t ,.....I.,f,. r,n. az ,,.
members. The .u...,ru,, ,,,,,.l ,,.,l.....,.
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ODD. '. '''" al '' r-t'll' '''' ''''
'N,r l - ~ ', '.",.l'l N,ll
' N't ~
+ l'2iW '"' '"'' .' "''''.' '' '''
'''"'"i '''H 900 '"' 'F"'''
THE GnNEltAOEa MESSAGE,
IA. ,,r..,t. am, r,-,..t ,5...I al .il,-
.,,.. ,u nv.
"'"'' W. H''' ''', l''' "'''''F '' Wv
llHlA Message llo hurny lrIrR ~ lhr
general prosperity NJ thr State during iHr
post y,ar, uud r ihr rrw State rI.rre BOO
which ur Legislature nr. the Hfsl nmr as-
somLlr. and then urHrred. to 4-l-u .yuflUu
uf thc hurr finances. ne uuru4lturrs Mfr
,pmrp bat rAcprIpd rhe revenue, 900 hls boon
t-r-n iii- r1rr iarr-fraI yr3E Uast. lHl
GH,rmuI. however. Hur not recommend
uusimOniuus course of Doc. IH'nu, bat thinks
some n thc oNucusrs ought 10 boz reduced
Aulup these arc tHr county bills llr riimi-
anal prosecutions. I.R are large. thr, iu-
crease Esiai tun thr business. and thry dIi
fer vidr, in uuc dHrrut counties. ASA.
partial remedy Coz thr Hu,r evil, hr suggests
ibui thr State Auditor Ir rrquipd iu irnnI
90 thr Gu.UI A.luht. during ihr Urf
arrl DO. each ...st.u. ,t4ttmtlt ul tlr abel
Iuuaucrs WL'cL have been madr o., iIr .p,p.
r.I county auditors GuIng tic rrrrrdIug poe
. Iitrul wear. which BOO Iis Dliulsn arc either d.
lDr.l OF pKrr,rtr lu amaunt. fau,tI,r vim
,ucl .urpr,iions ~. hr shall deem pr.prr mr
pr0durIrg moro u.r ana uniform allowances
lie also recommends that ull fees whatever
an States attorney. for th,ir srrtir,s. Lr
abolished. aud. DOB I.u thereof used salaries
allowed nrm GA tlr sl.tr. trr4.ur,.
The Barl. of ibc STATE MO- in "a GOOD cone
IlIon. The Insane As,hm and Statr Prs-
ON have boon satisfactorily conducted. The
.ugg,.tf.r. ro,i.i..I IN iI.,.. rrp,rt, of tlr,,.
institution, ,r, arrru,..J
Tlr C,,,rr,r b,s rrcr,,,l rrom tl,, Uc,
2 DR. Tdunfd Il,rr...r.. the STAT, Gr.Iagi,t.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22

Purse Since the usurrcction at Har-
pcrs Ferry, the sohg or " Old John Brown
and his little irjun has been changed II
now reads: "old John Brown had l.ulc mig
g'r-.orr LITTLE, two l.uls. Hr,sl niggefs'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22
saturday, Oct. 10, 1859.
SENATE.

Joint Resolution.-By Mr.. Necdham. tina,
thS Senate and House meet in joint assembly
at II a. NJ. on Wednesday next, to elcc,
Judges of the Supreme Court Mr.. Evcr,s
moysd to lay it upon The table, which was OPP
posed by Mes.rs. Chi,teuden, Necdham,
Nash, Wilder and Wilson, and favored b,
Mr.. Nicholson. The motion was lost, and
the resolution adopted.
The Chair. appointed the following Join,
Standing Committees;
. Under Fourth Joint liule-Ncssrs. Barth.
plomcw. Nicholson and Alduch.
o. BilIs-M cs,r- Wilder and Putnam.
On the Libur! Mcssrs. Poland and
Green.
On Joint huigs-Mc,sr, Nash and Hunt
The Sena'Y 1dop'rd ia coucurrcnc, a. ro.o.
tuition from Ibr House providing for tho
neelirg Of Joint assembly ot - = NJ ON
Dhur'uay uryt. for The election of Secret,
~ Of Stats .S,r"c-ui.1'- lrms, Auditor Of
AcrnnH'. sur : n'tpf"ut q Oh, ct4'g Pei.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22

u Benson were appointed % commlltrrtn In
form Air. Edmuuds Of bis election, aud COM
duet him 10 the Chair Mr. Edmuuds bp,
peared AZ the bar of the House, received the
oath n stlcc, and, ON taking the chair add
drsssei the House iu short speech
The House then proceeded o. electra CluR
pro TEN, rirG race MI tu,hmpr nominated
Ar. Chas, Cumming uf Bmuiybulu, who
was elected 10 tint Office.
The members of the House ihen,ircci,cd
the oath Of office from the Speaker, aud sub
seribsd to tho same.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22

NNihN AFfUs hfllnEf NNN INC hNNi~
loIhlp- \ hrrWmHTr Tor sent 90 the
Bench ~ the supreme Court AuuiNrr-
turios- Pablo Hon nt The Capital
MoNuLInrOT lh, 1850, {
Tho Legislature, as you v.Ir SOC hy Waiiops
Daily has not get gor vrry drredy 90 work.
The hrst b.ll introduced 90 lhs uoa IlaII Of
Representatives., was nbiIl tD tar dogs ~ %
beaj Nlr GireI thr' ubi- representative
iLam MouiNown, tbus iupu9uulrd tbe bus.-
prss of ihr session, The LITI MsT1s I1 lU1I
d.out distinctions among rHr qu,Jupe4,-
Cure Of high and .lnw. .Gcglec. TRAY, Blanche.
and Sweetheart, OH are pot by lh., legislation
upon ihr some absolute lo,d. Il ,prnlosrd
also, tur the purposes of taxation, 20 treat
che dogs as real estate, M that rhc p"0r de-.
,iIs who ogu dogs, and ovo debts, cannot
escape lhe constable. Collectors vi.i lt en-.
powered mo- doubt, 90 d,,'r,u ,ha animal if
tbc.r owners happen 90 ho "sbarL" Dta
dog ha, opened Do. head yol, ir opposition
Co., or vaggcd bic tniI 100 approval Of thc mes
sure The bin has gone 90 i's appropriate
comn ytrc, along 0ith one relating 90 the
statue OF Ethan Allen,
Ihc lynp.r Of Addison county seem Gas'rpus
~ greater banking facilities, opd ore asking
for o charter for bank al Bristol. Bluh
s'ack, however, is not just now so.'a!4ah.c
Boo lho market, nt tr make applications Tor
charters numorou.
The standing committee Of tho IIou,c
were announced Monday rlrra is ihc usu-
al amount OF ..nrmrs, among Oh" memh5n
who have been lr'l oil, or mot rut where they
desired Go Boz. General, th3,r CONN. 'ni.
...,......,.. ...-. ,..... .,....-t., .....
'''
'''''h''' Mr. I'""n"' h'f h"G"''''i'''
iiud oN..i.u 90 gu,u himself CO.. SOM.
f.r h. .. -. . r. ... 3D. o..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22

4 mcksapr lr0m The G0vprnor rnnOunccl
the appointment Of Wilbur Z. Davis. Esq.
Secretary of Civil aud Military Affairs, and
that he would transmit the Annual Message
at o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22
LETTER FROM THE CAPITAL.

Election DaY-Thr Inauguration Of the
STATE Iplrrumtnt-I.lrc of Speaker
Nj, fdmuud's speech 'SWrutiug''
The ncmhcfs-- itTut STOW, HARRINGTON.
linll's McssHgC-1hr 1Tibutr 10 4, -.
Ndams-Dr. LoTd's sermons last Snb-
huth.
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prnnnlIHnnIn.

Tho official vote ~ PruusJ lyar.a elects
twelve opposition and i,r democratic mrm-
ters Of che Assemble lUe only senatorial
district lupppsrd 60 have elected q dem1l1L
10 tu.i dDuhful The vote of 800 counties
gives the following footing. ou Auditor Gcn-
mIt Opposition, llG2GG democrat lo5-
$50 Inst ycar rhr same cauu.rs gave Read,
opposition, l-o37li PouaI democrat no.
a27
Ohio.
s fproa. dispatch Gom Columbus gives
lhr comforting information ihar ihc l,rpuh.-
cans have elected their Nuir t,lkrl hy 10000
majority, aud have obtiur7r reuiru, of both
BRANCHES of che legislature hy hrgo mypu-
iirs.
4 dispatch from C.ryIand state, rat 'n.
complete returns from thirty rDuurlrs give %
truuuIID T--r''-..t about 5000 over 1857.
The indications wr thll Ug ttTTTrrTrTr-
Wil' h1'c majority of u.rc Boo thr Senate,
and from twelve 60 s.Nt"rn.iu thc House,
Iowa aud Indiana.
Iowa repeats hrr accustomed Republican
WaI1rIly OF from $1,000 Go 1000. Indiana
shpws Republican gains BOO her county cleo
tons Al iFhtsu iur
Minnesota.
lIr news from Mun,.p is cheering iu
flr h.Ehrsf degree There lr hut l.ft'rdaull
~ itr election Of Republican Congressman,
Governor and state lrh,r auI ufp ErpuhI..
cam maJHdp Boz both branches Of thc i,F,.la-
turr.
The ST. r,m Times ~ lhc I8h sl,, the
uD'urrs received thw ir chow ihr flnV4g
l,Dpuh..rW gains over lust year liamsly
d I'd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22

faasfHasa Hsa HatHH u- I..a.'. Jas.
p Mo,Huur lnutlt O.L la. 1850.
Fursuart t1 fha Consultation 1uI ihr iaas
ilf msmbers nf lH. Nu#fr .ud iIn ll.rHrn
HrPrsfsulHli,e' mst boo r.-si- ,43a-g. 'a h-l.'
10 the.bluts House
FEtTT
Tho Senate vas G. nm u order 10, IH
nuuor, igruham M1uIu, aud anlr prayer By
tsN. Air ,LDld, lhr TH., Has rlllrl, aul lhl
cath ~ office HuuIU.. stoned 90 lhr Senators.
Resolutions liy Senator Davis, illf OH.
rules 81 the last session hr HduWrd until ulh
Orviss ordered. Adopted. lIj Senator
Clarke, thnt ibu srualp proceed 40 tNr rirr
ton Of Chapluls iHT lDr}'u ensuing Adopt
ed
senator Clarke nominated Wm, II Lord
Of Montpelier, The Chuir appointed 900 Tell
era Senator, Clark and CAHuulru,
whole uuWLpr of ist.s 800
VIM, II lnM hd -a
aud Was declared rleCfrI
UDI-I.
Tie House vns called 90 order bJ Hon
bsuj W. Donn, Secretary of State.
Prayer was Offered hl Rev M Gushing,
The roll Of those mrWErrs vino bad prr
ssnted their credentials Wus thru called.
The House then proceeded 90 the election
Of Speaker, Mr. Guudpy nominated Hon
Geo. 4. Edmuuds ul burlington, Mt lol
lansby nominated Paul -. Dean OF barnard
Tbs Chair appointed Mesr'. GrUd,N inl
lanshy and llarlGn trlIers, The result " lh'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22

The Speaker communicated the Annual
Report Of the L. r. Commissioner, which. on
motion Of Nr. Gyandcy Of Nergcnncs, was
ordered to lay on the table, and the Clerk in
structed 10 procure 1000 copies FOR the use
of the House
The Secretary ofCiyil ohd Military Affairs
communicated the Annual Message Of lhc
Governor, which was read by the Clerk, and.
on motion Of Mr.. Ilcbord Of Chelsea it was
ordered TO lie on the table, and the Cicrl, or
der,d to procure 1000 copies thereof for the
use Of ,hi House
Joint Resolutions.-lirom the Senate. fix
ing the hour Of ten, A. NJ, Monday next. Tor
a j6int assembly TO elect Judges OF the Su.
prcmc Court: un the nation 81 Mr. Grcd
of Moustowu, laid ON the table By Mr.
Guudcy Of Nug,uuc,, rendering th,AIse Of
the lluil 90 ihc Vermont Historical society.
Dr 'h' purpns" ~ tr'riDQ sddrssaes j., fore
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-16

Bay" Most of our readers undoubtedly re-
member the following correspondence be-
tween Amos Kendall, when he was Post
master General, and Postmaster down in
Alabama, from whom Mr.. Kendall wished
to learn the source of the Tombigbee River
1t win bear reprint. So here goes 80
"SIR: = This Department de-
sires to know how far the Tombigbee River
runs up. Respectfully, yours, &c,
A. r., Postmaster General.
The reply was brief, and ran thus:
"SIR: Il The Tombigbee doesn' t
run up at all-it runs down.
Very respectfully, &c, &c, n.
The Postmaster General continued the
correspondence in this style:
"SIR: = Your appointment as
Post4nastera at ------is revoked. You viii
turn over the funds, papers, &C., pertaining
to your Office to your successor.
Respectfully, &C.,
A. X, Postmaster General
And the witty Postmaster closed with
this parting shot:
"SIR: = The revenues of this
office for the quarter ending Sept. 30th, have
been 80 cents; its expenditures, same period,
for tallow candles and Irvine, were 81 05.
| trust my successor is instructed to adjust
the balance due me.
Most respectfully, &c, N. z.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-16
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
HALIFAX. Feb. I4-lI Pm

HALIFAX, Feb. l4-I P. NJ
The Cunard steamship America arrived
this evening from Liverpool, with dates to
the goth ult, one week later than previous
advices She has been detained by en-
countering bolsterous weather.
The war crisis continues. Letters from
Paris speak of great activity in warlike
preparations, and the general opinion is that
al momentous crisis in continental affairs
has approached. The English government
is reported as exerting itself for peace; and
ON the attitude of this government it was
believed the question of peace or war de-
pended. France has forbidden the emigrant
recruiting on the Eastern coast of Africa
and Madagascar. TszsH.t ..s
The Princess Frederick William of Prus-
STA, has given birth to a son, causing great
rejoicings in Prussia and much satisfaction
in England. tr.--.-
The advices by the China mail confirm
the previously reported short supplies of
tea. p ~
The Hon. W P Reed, United States Com
missioner to China, had sailed on board the
United States frigate Minnesota, en- route
for home, via London
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-16

INvALIDS RE5oIoE.--A new era is taking
place in the science of medicine. The time
has come when the worst and most appali-
ing cases of disease can he cured. New
discoveries are being made in the medicinal
agents employed, as well as in the art of
combining and preparing them. Four
years trial has fully established the fact,
that DR.. Easterly's Family medicines are the
best and most certain curatives known for
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. Every family should keep a supply on
hand, and thereby save doctors bills, and
much suffering. Or. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla, DIR. Carriers Cough Ralssm,
DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, DIR.
Hooper's Female Cordial and Dr. Baker
Specific are all meeting with rapid sale
and are universally approved. Over One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of these popular
articles have been sold within the last two
years. See the advertisements in our col
umns
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-16
River Items.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARrpREs--FRoM 5 O'CLOCK Mox-
DAY TILL 0'c soCK TUESDAY.
W. v Gilium, Rough River TO Evansville
Southerner, Memphis to Louisville
r. NJ Patton, Tenn. River to do.
Messenger, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
4. o. Tylor, do do.
David Gitspu, do do.
Queen City, Cincinnati to Now Orleans
Moses McLelrn, Louisville to Memphis.
Union, Evansville to Bowling Green
Scioto, Louisville to Henderson.
Charley Bowen, Evansville to Cairo
The Union left for Green River yesterday
with fair cargo.
The little Trader started up Green river
river yesterday morning full of freight
The Gillum came in from Green river on
Monday night with one hogshead of tobacco
The river was rising slowly yesterday
Business active as usual on the wharf
Weather mild and cloudy.
The Moses McLelland for Memphis, pass
ed down yesterday.
The steamer Dacotah, while ascending the
Cumberland, above Nashville, run into the
woods and lost her chimneys.
While the steamer Adriatic, bound from
St Louis to New Orleans, was aground at
kinnies Point, above Cairo, her crew were
turning the capstan, when it broke. Three
OF the deck hands were knocked overheard
anu lost, anu tNO N6lG III
iured.
The Silver Star is the regular packet for
Paducah to-day. She starts at 2 o'clock
The Mississippi, at last accounts, was
filled with floating ice.
The city of New Orleans has encountered
another drawback to her commerce. The
mouth of the Mississippi is eonstantly filling
up, and at the last accounts there were only
fifteen feet water on the bar. Twenty-six
vessels were inside the bar trying to get out
and nineteen outside endeayOring to enter
Memphis dates of the 9th report the river
falling. Weather unpleasant. No arrange
ments had yet been made to supply the
place OF the Eclipse in the Memphis and
New Orleans trade The John Simonds
was to have left on the 9th with $500 bales
of cotton.
The Southerner will be down to-day on
her way to Memphis.
The we'll known craft, J. H. Done, for
merly of the Evansville and Cairo packet
trade, and lately of the Parkersburgh and
Cincinnati trade, and which was purchased
few days ago at Wheeling, by Capt. Lew.
Davis and Others of this city, passed Gin
cinnati on Monday night last. bound for
this port. We understand that she will be
placed in her old Evansville and Cairo
trade. She will be down during the day.