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Thentr1cals.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The Miaco Brothers are
rnfunced for benefit this evening. Thew Ger.
tainly deserve well from the public, for, of all
the performers who have entertained audiences
at the Academy during the season, none have
been obliged in so doing to undergo greater labor
or peril than they, Ia their wonderful trapeze
acts and aerial evolutions. They will TO night
execute some Of their choicest feats, in addition
to which the programme win embrace the usual
variety Of song, dance and burlesQde, concluding
With The tenth representation Of the Red
Crook"
VARIETIES s." Ssy-High" was repeated last
evening before far audience. The sensation OF
looking downward upon the Olympian Hights.
and watching the quarrels, pranks and amuse.
ments OF the diyinIties 70 whom the anoients
bowed in devotion, IS decidedly anovel and pleas.
ing one. When great Jove Eliminates his thun.
derbolts modern audiences only laugh at his i'm
potent threats; when Mars brandishes his flaming
sword, or smutty Vulcan his sledge, it Is only to
excite the mirih of beholders. Neptune Yields
his trident harmlessly, and winged Mercury flies
unheeded. in these profsne degenerate days. So,
at least, II seemed TO those IN the Varieties last
evening, each spectator watching fearlessy the
gambols Of the gods and laughing virtual def.
snce at Olympus. "Sky-Highn will be repeated
tonight, together with the play of the MILDLY
Ashore and another light comedy.
ST. CHARLKs.-hiss KiDgsberry will repeat this
evening her excellent performance of Telula, the
child OF the Savannah. Her audience last evening
watched with thrilling interest Der portrayal OF
the loyesend jeslousies Of the half-breed Indian
gni-heautlnl, yet 9ld; 6erce, yet tender in her
emotions. Tomorrow evening there will be a
complimentary benefit rendered Miss Kingsberrv
by the Masonic fraternity. The correspondence
published elsewhere viii fully explain particulars
We can only hope that the public will reciprocate
the generous spirit already displayed By Mss
kingsberry.
CKEsCENT CITY NUsEUM.-This place of resort
retains its hold upon public popularity, daily re-
ceiyiDg crowds of visitors. Il is located on St.
Charles street, between Common and Grayier. and
is always Open from A. N. to 10 P "
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TIE TROUBLES IN TENNEssEE.-The Cincinnati
Commercial SAYS:

Some further information in regard to the re.
ported troubles in Tennessee is given in our Wash
ington dispatches. General Thomas, it appears
has received a letter from federal officer in
North Alabama. complaining Of threatening de-
20 the. Kuklux Klan." against white aud coored
Union men. In one case revolver was drawn,
but IL does not ap pear that it was used. Another
letter has reached the general from memberOf
the Tennessee legislature, whose wife was 50
badly frightened by a crowd of shouting men,
who pissed her house one night, that she fed TO
Nashville. as Tennessee has a recognized State
government, nothing can be done by the military
IN the matter, except on formal call from her
legislature, which Is in session. for aid to sup
press insurrecton. II the exigency is 80 pressing
Is General Thomas Is led to believe, the State au
thcrltles viii doubtless make a demand for help.
IN legal form. before long.
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Fosr Ovrrcz. New Orleans Nov. zs, I.sl
EAs furAs Hooe The Mails tbsNsw Orleans Poss onss
vill Be closed - foIlows:
4als for Mobile, Montgomery, Atlanta, Augusta and o.
lumbns, Ga, eloss daily stSr.E
Oesst ns foI Al Post ocss ~ he Issl a asyau
Sara. clsses Mondays a r. n. Fnd9ysst8AE
ycksbars hss close stsr n svsy Tusu.Y ans Saturday
via the River.
Mails for Lower osa.s close a Il every Tuesday ana
Friday
kails for oOvinEsa Close 81 a L.. every Monday .uo
Thursday.
ssils Tor Alxisrs eloss dssy 81 "a -
Mails for Stations opslousas Railroad viii close a.y a,
7Rn.
Malls for Lsfourchs Parishes yin xendayu weens
days and Fridays stsR.E
Malls for Galveston. BRACES Santiago and Brsuns.us
Texas, close - A. H. Sundays, fuesdays Thur,ds,s
and Saturdays via Opelous,s R.ilrozAA
Nails for ousebits River close sr. wsdns,Savs suc
saturdays, via ths Rive.
Nails for northeastern Texas River ooss tr weekly
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdayx
Halls for Havana yin be fsrwsdss By every vessel es.r,
for said Port
Nails NORTH East and west via New ors.as saa yack,o.
Railroad. close daily stsH. n
Way Mails via jackson Railroad closes AZ sAE
oFFICE HoURs.-ODsns A. l., elssss4ra
xhs Delivery WIN be ksps open unit Ira
BuzpATA--ozcs eps-so A -. snd clssssun
+ W. TALIAFERRO,
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From Havana AND MExrCo.-An Havana dis

FROM HAVANA AND MExIco.-An Havana dis.
patch of the nth says:
hr. Titles is here, aud reports that Minister
Romero Is straining every nerve 10 restore the
Mexican national credit Passengers from Vera
Cruzrepcrt that some OF the congressman we're
discussing the expediency of expelling ali
Spanisres unless they become naturaiizsd Nearly
oil the parties engaged in the recent conspiracy
ere Spaniards. Troops have been sent TO Santiago
de Cuba. Captsin General Lersandi is there, AID
has given the same banner 20 the volunteers az to
the regular troops. II is reported that the span
ish guuboat Borioditto IA expected here having In
tow a Portuguese schooner found abandoned under
sail. She Lad landed six hundred negroes near
Colbesioan.
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TIE LATE sToRM AT CIEcINSATI.-A Cincinnati
dispatch of the 18th says.
The storm in this vicinity this morning svery
severe, and caused great destruction OF prouerty
IN the city. Several buildings we're unroofed and
others blown down. The bridge over the canal
at Long View Asylum was lifted from its fasten.
ines and deposited IN the canal. The train on the
Indianapolis aud Cincinnati road was lifted from
the track, leaving the trucks standing. several
passengers Vere badly bruised. The boats at tbs
wharf were swimming around in every direction
yet no serious damage was done. The storm on
the Tiver was violent and the waves were noun
tam high. The packets which were under way
were tossed about uDceremoniously
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"A. Head" notiles the man who took his little
brown silk umbrella from the Orleans House yes
terdsy morning. whittier he event to see a man,
that If he did take the a4said umbrella, "save in
the way Of kindness, he is a wretch whom it we're
base fattery to cell o coward" and that il he
will call at the CRESCENT Office and leave the
a4said, and subscribe to the paper for year and
pay in advance, "Head" will never say nobody
to nothing, as be is satisfied it was q miss take.
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PHOTOGRAPH OF Nix. DAvIs.-Messrs. Anderson
4 CLARK, the artists Of Canal street, have sent US
o photograph Of Jefferson Davis. which Is not only
an excellent likeness, but one Of the best works
of art thatwe have ever seen. 1t is an excellent
portrait OF Mr.. Davis. and we are glad to have it
as en- ornament TO our Office, as well as a speci
men Of the excellence Of the Photographic sbili-
ties Of our New Orleans artists.
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On the second page viii be found the. debate in
the House Of Commons ON the Alabama claims,
Louisiana intelligence, etc. On third page, a
synopsis Of the testimony taken yesterday Ia the
examination Of the charges of perjury against
Governor Baker, and late news from Washington
by mall On the sixth page, "Erin's Flag" and
general Dews items. On the seventh, the financial,
commercial and river articles.
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The Tuscaloosa Monitor says that the spring
campaign has opened at that place. Two negro
BARRIERS opened the fight, one Of them armed with
an ak, the other with q revolver. One of the
BARRIERS, being loyal Lacquer, was reinforced by
his compstriots, and would have murdered the op
posing knight Of the striped pole--who shaves
white people exclusively-but for the timely ar
rival Of squad Of soldiers, who dispersed the
angry factions.
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JUDGB HUNTER, OF MEMPHIS, ADJoURNs HIS
CoUKT UNTIL TIE 18Th OF APRIL.-Ths follow.
ing order of adjournment appears upon the
records Of the Memphis criminal court for the
l7th inst:
1t appearing TO the court that, in conse-
cuence of the continued publications Of a series
of false. libelcus and seditious articles which
have been published by POT ton of the printing
press Of the city OF Memphis, through a period OF
several uontbs, the obvious tendency and design
court in the discharge of bic official daty, aud to
80 intiame the passions OF the people that the
process and Judgments Of this court cannot be
enforced; and il coming 10 the notice of the
court that one of the offenders in this regard
who hsd been committed to prison under the
JUDGMENT and order OF this coart, was Illegally
discharged from custody, and while so at liberty,
A. late hour on the night of Friday, the 18th Of
March, 1868, In compsny with other desperate
men, went TO the residence OF the Judge Of this
court for the purpose and with the intent of
enecting bis assassination, because OF his official
action; and that this aud similar acts of violence
and outrage are sanctioned and encouraged by
considerable portion OF the people OF this COM
mnDity; and it further appearing that adequate
support cannot al the present time be obtained to
secure The enforcement Of the process and iad0-
mems OF this court: and il is ordered that this
court stand adjourned until such time as the Oh.
ftseies TO aus administration Of justice shall be
removed. WV. HrsrEa Lode y
And. therefore, court adjourned until Monday
morning, the tSih OF April next, at 10 O'clock
~ ..I
The absurdest statement made ahout the era q,
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To-day, in our broad domain from the Atlantic
to the Pacific from the lakes 70 the gulf there il
rot ten per cent. Of English blood in our
veins Train.
John Bull reed not hesitate to retort that Mr..
Trains countrymen have not more than ten per
cent. Of English liberty in their policy.
(,orssi fuffo
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NEW ORLEANS, MARuH 10. 1865.

NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 10. 1865.
Editor Crescent:
perceive my announced In the columns Of the
Times the Union Republican" candidate TO- ire Ofics
Of Stale Tax Collector fof the First District OF THIS city
not a Z ember Of THAT PARTY aud respectfully ee
cline any nomination fIoa it.
THOS. ASKEW,
State Tax Collector FRS. District.
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hrs. jenkins, said little neighbor TO that
LADY, mother ssys you'll obleege her with a
stick Of hrewooo, I'LL this cruet win vinegar, pat
little dab Of soft soap ia this pan and please
not let your old turkey roOst Oh our fence any
moIe.n
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AND APPRAISERS
onee No. n Com-srsa.i Place.

Having taken Commission prepared TO make Sales st
PUBLIC AUCTION 81 REAL ESTATE City Suburban
or Country, Also OUTDOOR SALES Of description,
and would respectfully solicit Of MEMBERS OF rHE
BAR ADMINISTRATORS, ExECUfORs. SxEDIos,
AsSIGNEEs, end others. SUCCESSION and sYNDI0
SAILS, SALES or BANKRUPT EsTArEs. SALES
or MERo HkrDIsE and PRODUCE, in Sore. Ware
house, Press, lhipboard. In Bond; SALES OF
DAMAGED COTTON, and CARGO SALES. Sales for
Account Of Underwrltes whom Il may Concern PORT
WARDEN SALES, SALES or STOCKS aad S0RIP,
HOUSEHOLD and OFFICE FURNITURE LIVE ST0OK.
ETC., ETC., ETC.
In his experience Of tho last nine years.
with Col j. wALT0s IN the busi he possesses
the advants having the sitanss and fence OF
Meru GREEN 4 ELDER On the orics) so long and
'fsvorsbiy krown REAL ESTATE AGENTS. thus en-
ablng him 10 grarsntee entire Satisfaction to those Who mag
en- p,oy his services Appraiser in making Sales and
trusts may favored vita shave Of public patronage
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The Shreveport News of the 18th, speaking of
business there for the preceding week, says:
Altogether, about 1900 bales of cotton, 5000
hides and 2l00 terces Of beef besides tallow,
wool, ETC., have gone from this point, of which
b7S7 bales were from houses here. Navigation
being fully opened, We may anticipate the levee
business will continue lively for some time.
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VARIETIES THEALER-Beneat 81 Mr.. Tiske-New local
bUresque SKY -high'''hddy Ashore Queens Own."
st. CHARLES THEATER-Engssement OF Alice Kings
bsrry-'Chid ofthe savanna T"
ACADEMY OF MCSIC-DramAtic and VARIETY Entertain
ment-'Red Crook" songs ballots, buriesques, etc.
CRESCENT CITY sUSEUM-sos ~ aud AZ %. Charles
stTeet-Wonderful living and Natural cnriositeA
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Six thousand FIVE hundred and thirty. eight
deaths occurred in st. Louis last year.
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The loyal lesguers Of East Tennessee sre in
open Electromagnetic the collectors of the whisky
tax.
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little one. after undergoing the JOB Of vacci.
nation, exclaimed, Now | won't have to be oap.
tized, will 20
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Correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS. March Is. 1855.

NEW ORLEANS, March IS, 1865
Jehn EuIlsly Esq...st Charles Hotel:
Deer sr-Ihave the honor hand you the following
luton passtd unanimously by the Democratic State
Committee at their meeting. last evening. l7th inst
Resolved, That the President this Committee be- and
he is hereby requested to invite John Muay ESQ., 70 re-
peat bis Lecture given the Nat Theater and tina.
cormtee Of two be appointed make necessary arrange
ments TO time AID place of said Lecture"
would beg also that the Conmtee Msssrs sao-
and Breen, have secured the National Thsate and
wsuid name FRIDAY EVENING NEXT. 10Th inst, at TX
O'Clock, II agreeable TO you
Very respectfully, your 0bedl mt servant,
ab 7. L. MAXWELL. secrstary
Sr CHARLES Horxr.
New Orleans, March Is 1853
Messrs Salomon J. Breen sd 7. L MAXWELL COMMITTEES
behalf Of the Democratic State Central COMMITTEES:
GentemenYour esteemed favor Of I7th has come to
hAI and feeling highly hoaored such mark
OF your friendly p.ecsiion would say reply that will
afford 81 pleasure repeat tbs referred to in
the resolution ofthe Democratic st Central Committee
It's assure you. Of deep gstin cation and per-
NIT to add Of jus liable PRIDE that deserving
ofrspeion in dsservedy the intel
lectuA culture and social refinement of its popuston
SHALL therefore, te prepared evening stated in your
communication address your citizins on the topics
emhrsced IA the lecture delivered the National Theater
Thinking you for this add proof Of your confidence
and friendship rema n. gentlemen. +
With sincere respect,
Your obedient serviut
J. MULLALY.
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Democrats OF psaquen..aes.

At informal meeting Of the undersigned. Democratic
citizens of the Buras Settlement the OF Plaque
mines, Lousara, the 10th day Of March 1858 at the
bouse of B. Fastening. ERNEST ALskRfA was called to
the Chair and r. j. DECKER appoisted Secretary for the
occasion
On motion, 1t was
Resolved, That formal meeting Of the citizens Of the
Buras Settlement without respect former political opinions
be called and advertised the sor, Of B. Faster
ling on SUNDAY, the % h day Of ma ch 1858, at 10
o'clock for the purpose of organizing Democratic
Club aid OF the Great National Democratic Party and all
feeling interest in the Democratic party are
requested attend.
ERNEST ALBERTA, Chairman.
7. J. DE CKER. Secretary.
B. FAsTERLING, GEO. vIDOCovICH,
S. Ward, II. CUVASsAL
CLEMENT BULOTfB, J. ETTAs,
B. +. BROWN, @. BUNE,
BEESTAN BURAS, J. B. GUENIN,
GILBERT PELAS, WIN. L0UDERBoUGH,
Aud others
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Thanks to the officers Of the steamer ST. NiOhO.
Las.
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fl Card.

NEW ORLEANS March 10. 1868.
Editor OF the New Orleans Crescent:
perceive announced in this mornings papers
the ddaie OF the Union Republican psry the
legislature l net msmber OF THAT PARTY, and
respectfully decline any nomination from it.
e. F. LH0STE.
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To my Fellow Citizens Of Oglefhcrpe County:
The duties for which was called by your kind
nees 10 perform, have been discharged. la what
have done have acted with an eye TO the inter-
est TO both white and col0red. trust that it NAV
be satisiaetoTy to all. When leone amongst you
will endeavor to explain what have done. And
now, fellow citizens beg TO announce to YOU that
an a candidate 10 repre- sent You in the House Of
Repre-. enta lives OF the legslstHre, which is soon
20 assemble az the capital of this state If cleo.
ted, will do my utmost TO discharge the duties of
that important position. am, your obedient SER
want JACK BELL
Now, Jack Ben was a member of the conven.
ton. He Is buck negro of giant proportions,
and has spent BIZ life either in the cotton fed or
blacksmith shop, snd although prominent man
OF Georgia, proclaims from the rOstrun that the
Constitution does not permit negroes 10 hold Of.
ice, yet negro member OF the convention an
nounees himself candidate for the legislature be-
fore that body acjourns and before the ink is dry
upon the Constitution hch they had framed I
Poor Georgia. will thy day of deliyerance ever
come III Atlanta IntelligeEcer.
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n Card.

To the Editor Of the Crescent:
In the nominations made by the Union Republican Part,
received the nonn titan for Recorder OF the First strict
but respectfully decline that hoao ssae. ned by til.
National democratic Party
W. r. MANNING.
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The x.nsro.,ty or ro,,,,e.l Deee,.,o..

We are told that on Saturday night last, at the
radical meeting In the hall Of the convention,
several speeches were made in defeuse of the ne.
gro-radical Constitution, which our people will
soon be called upon to ratify. 0ne of the speak.
ers presumed largely upon the stupidity Of his al.
dierce in asking if the so-caed Consultation "cou.
ferred upon negroes the right to hold ofIice?r and
challenged any man to point out the clause that
permitted it! 1twss small bit Of cunning and
deception, which may be easily exposed, and is 10
the following practical manner, by a negro being
a candidate for seat in the legislature of our
State. Here is his card:
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Read 7nss Cerssaeafe.

Read Tnts Certificate.
HOME EVIDENCE FOR
GREY JACKET BITTERs.
NEW ORLEANS. JANUARY I. 1858.
JACKET pIfTERS."
orrrs-fhs undsrsisnsd having used The
GREY JACKET BITTERS
During past two take pleasure IN tssns to theis
value
Capt l. ". COOPER.
Capt WEsrEaFiELD.
THOMAS O. HERkDON,
FRANK A. BARTLETT.
Hon A. W. WALKER
JOHN II. CARTER
So GEORGE WOLFE
EDGAR THOMAS
L. ELDRTDGE.
q. EWING.
O. BROWN.
s. CLARK.
ID. 3. sCRUGds.
W. 4. CHAPMAN.
AND MANY OTHERS
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IA. N. znompsos,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
~ FULTON STREET. sEw YORK,
eTzuAI AaxEs o. Szw osLxAzs azrssz.z,

An dHzsss II MKzCHAEDIsE A0UCULfURAz
fLkAEE1s. &C.. eta. psreAsssd on osmnls.Isa
6scd spurshsss< only Of hst ssss Hs.s-- and a l,u
not low than parties cen purehsss thsnssfves
ucnt be zen tfsd " cover ftssst A. IN.
missions The balance PAYABLE On BKLIvKRY
Commissions on sums got sxsssdins sioo. per ssnt
sssdinE Sl0o ~ PER cent
oonssfions On al points prspps'y attended t.
Assrsnoe-ooL ,. o. NIXON, Proprlsta
Few ozlsHns Cusszrz.
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sfkrer,rare and ye,ceny.

heavy stock Of srLvKRwARB, JEWELLERY asd OLA.
MoNDs on hand at A B. GRlswoLD cos, corner
lanai ana Royal streets Also such usefni articles as
Desks Dressing Cases. specaces Cutlery Guns and Pa
tots, for sale At extremely low prices
A. b. GRISWOLD a. CO..
Corner Canal and Roy streets
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The First Premiums.
HAVANA CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
GeorEe Aiees, NO. Iss Rsmpars street,
MANUFACTURER OF HAVANA CIGARS ANp
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO
with dspa .ch and strict attention -
Sells Cigars unsurpassed b. those Of Havana al surprisingly
low prices. = -r-s@
NJ Aees took the First Premium the Louisiana State
rs'r IN November 1865; At the Baton Roree stove Far m
december, 1851 and az the state Fair of 63 al Nsr
Orie@ns-in each instance host Of compstItors
GEORGE ALOES.
lS5 Rampant street. below Canal.
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Havana cigars. Rarana cigars

j.. q II M A,
15S.. COMMON sTREET.15x
Offers for sale IS GO HAVANA CIGARS of several
bsrds and sizes At the low price Il 10 pecs or 500
per Thousand The sonnoisseurs invited cal and ex
anime the stock Remember,
]. GUMA,
No. 155 Common Street.
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Genuine Tmporfea Harana

We are responsible for Cigars sold nnds brand thss
he Is our duy authorized agent for their sale.
A. UABARGA CA
J. C0DINA GA
JOSE DOMINGO,
Wholesale Depot, A Canal street
et. Retail Depot. St Charles HoteL
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HOME EVIDENCE FoR

GREY JACKET BITrERs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-20
The Port Of Memphis.

The river continues to recede slowly
opposite this point, and is reported falling
from ST. Louis down.
The City of Cairo, Captain Crane com.
manding, and the affable Billy Blenke,
at the desk, is the regular packet of the
St. Louis mail line for this evening, leay-
ing at o'clock.
Captain Rowland will take cut the ia.
vorite light-draught steamer Ozark, for
all points on the Arkansas, this evening.
Messrs. Thompson and DeShield will
give their attention to passengers.
The old favorite, Natoma, having been
thoroughly repaired, reprinted, and gen.
orally rejuvenated, will enter the Mem
phis and Helena and Friar's Point trade,
making three trips weekly. Capt. Lee
still remains in command, assisted in the
office by Billy Fields and Stack Lee.
She will make her first trip this evening,
and shippers and travellers will govern
themselves accordingly.
Steamboatmen can save money by get.
ting their printing executed at the Pun.
Lie LEDGER Office, our arrangements
enabling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles of work and prices.