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SKINNER wears a critical look as the
articles are successfully read Be
hind him is standing Van Wyck,
smooth-faced, with glasses; a ready
debater, and possesser of the best
voice In the House, if ne chose to
raise it. Close by him is the pre-
sentiment of Dodge, of Iowa, a com
m0nplace looking man to engineer the
great railway 30 the Pacific As we
look, one after another, In this very
anxious way around the House, we
hear silence come again. The Senate
has been informed why the President
stands impeached. Mr.. Bingham
takes his chair.
The Senate will take eognizance
of these articles, = said Mr.. Wade,
and inform the House of its action"
Then the great audience, through
divers doors, flowed out and away.
But the President had certainly blum
dered into another page Of history
that is already too full Of him.
This impeachment trial will proba-
bly, consume two, months. Meantime
other legislation Will be retarded or
the Congress must sit of mornings,
and do the cOuntry's business. There
are many things cropping out to show
that some surprising personal SOM
mersaults will be made; good OPP
portunity among men who have read
Worley's injunction to throw away
ambition. 1t will be lively Win
ter. Send me out some steel pens.
ASSOCIATE SCENES AND GOSSIP.
While this scene was going on, the
great McArdle cast in the Supreme
Court, over the way, was engaging all
attention. There sat Judge Chase,
whose letter to the Senate has some
what disturbed the minds Of his
friends and the friends of reconstruc-
ton. He has said that in this trial
he is the Chief Judge of the Supreme
Court of the United States, which
everybody knew before, and the gTa-
tuitous statement of it seems to indi-
cate that he may ike to differ with
the Senate.
Except this scene to-day there has
been little yet of stirring sort about
the Impeachment trial, because Mr..
johnson has neither talent nor pas
sion to defend himself on the floor of
Congress. Nobody Is mad In his ia
vor, and we are all hopeless of an i'm
mediate tableau. unless General Sam.
Carey, of Cincinnati, seeing good
chance, should brush back his grey
roam locks, open his pouderous and
marble jaws, and give as his eelebra-
ted passage upon the nobility Of the
American mechanic. Mr.. johnson,
having filled all positions, from AL
derman up, might be sung into that
eulogy. Possibly Mr.. johnson him
self may appear before the Senate and
square the circle that he so lately
swung, by a genuine exhibition of
bull tossing and believing Ashley,
of Toledo, Ohio, the original i'm
parchment sugGester, has not promi
nently re-appeared in the present IN
dictment
I heard of two negroes in the lobby
of the House saying last week:
JEFF dey got ole Andy now, mind
you, boyl dey got him shorei Dey
gwyne to peach him. sartin
WE'LL" said JEFF, incredulously,
suppose dey do peach him-s posen
dey do; can't he veto it?' g. A. 1.
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON. March "a special to
the Herald from the War Office has
been received. The additional de-
spatches to the Commander-in-C Chief
Of the army In Abyssinia relative to
the military situation at the English
front state that they have remained
unchanged. King TheOdorus treats
captives more leniently now, and be-
gins to regard them with a more
friendly spirit. Mr.. ROssem, the cap
tive official of the Queen, says that he
thinks the King detains him merely
until the English troops arrive at or
near the Royal Headquarters, and
that he will then be set free.
LONDON, March 1O.-A satisfacto-
ry arrangement has been made be-
tween the Anglo-American and At
lantic Telegraph Companies.
ITALY.
NAPLES, March 9.-The Herald 8
special says Admiral Perovana, of the
Royal Italian Navy, has extended a
most cordial and friendly reception
to Admiral Farragut, and will enter
tain the American Commodore at a
grand banquet, at which the chief
officers of the army and navy, with
the municipal authorities of Naples
will be present.
NAPLES, March 10.-Admiral Far
ragut and officers were warmly re.
ceived by the Municipal authorities.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March lot is reported
that the Emperor Napoleon win visi
! St. Petersburg in June.
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Canada News.

OTrowA, March 9.-The official
Gazette announces the appointment
of Col. Franklin administrator of
Great Nova Scotia during the absence
of Lieutenant Governor Doyle.
The revenue of the Dominion for
February is 1897 ,52l; expenditures,
$782, 942.
The Government of Quebec have
measures under consideration for the
revival of ship building, with a view
to provide employment for the labor
ing people. 1t is proposed to grant a
bonus of six dollars per ten to ship
builders to test, experimentally, the
construction Of composite ships.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
News from Mexico.
Foreign Intelligence.
-GI t
Arrest of Gen. Hancock's
Appointees.
ta 70 .-EE
Election in New Hannp-
shire.
Hancock to Command in
Washir gton.
Mexican News.

mtAlG1H NDWDs EfN
Cry OF MEXICO, February %, VIA
HAVANA March 9.-The Herald
specia, says the news from Senoloa
is very warlike. The rival claimants
we're about to settle their dispute by
battle.
Seuor Ignaeio Vallanta, the new
Minister Of Gabernacion, had arrived.
Congress refuses General Sanchez
Achoa permission to take his seat.
He was again arrested on the 18th,
and imprisoned.
A railroad company to connect with
Texphan, is said to have been formed
in New York with a capital of $25,
600, 600, They are to commence forth
with.
The press are busy with the Opin-
ion of American journals on Mexico.
Senior Romero finds many difficult
ties in his new position OF treas
urer.
Mr.. Tiff has been satisfied, and
goes to New York on the 9th.
Ten of the Legion of Honor have
gone to California.
Puebla wants Mendez for Governor.
The immigration Of other races is
strongly advocated.
The foreigners who had a hand in
the late attempt to assassinate y uarezt
will be expelled.
Banditti are extending their opera
tons despite the energy of the au-
thorities to put them down.
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Correspondence Of the Cleveland Leader.
WASHINGTON, March 4.

Correspondence of the Cleveland LEADER
WASHINGTON, March 4.
One year from this day, whatever
be the result of the impeachment, a
new man will take Mr.. Johnson's
place. Three years ago this day Mr..
johnson stood In the Senate chamber
making his celebrated booty address
to the diplomatic body and the rest of
mankind. l have been talking to
some persons who listened to him
then. Recalled In the light of
subsequent events and his present
attitude before the country,
that inaugural bender seems
TO have been an omen and an influence
together. 1t gave a sullenness to Mr..
johnson; it put him morally in the
position of outlawed eminence; it
soured him with people around him,
and with the better body of mankind.
so that he turned at the first occasion,
or without occasion, on the friends
who rallied about him, resenting their
sympathy as a reminder of his degra-
dation, and became an easy victim of
that hail-fellow Democracy which felt
in rapport with him at the first knowl-
edge of his inaugural " spree. "
MB. JoHNsoN's BENDER THREE YEARS
AGO.
To-day, the 4th of March, in the
| Senate chamber, on the blue baize
| desk where he then leaned, the door
keeper of the Senate laid the articles
of Impeachment. 1t was the third
anniversary of the political rake's
progress.
Let me revive to you the scene
Lincoln was there unconscious of
martyrdom. The Senate was throng-
ed. Washington people in sympathy
with the rebellion came in inquisi-
tive fear to see the hated abolitionist,
Lincoln, resume his oath of office
Mrs. Surratt was then In the gallery.
The boy Harold, idling away a day,
was also there, gaping upon the spec
tacle. More than Lincoln these reb-
els hated Andrew johnson. They
had heard of his summary revenges
in Tennessee, and his vow that he
would hang traitors high as Haman.
They looked upon him as a renegade
bold to do things of violent justice
from which the soft-hearted Lincoln
would shrink. With pride the Union.
lists surveyed their champion, saying
New, if Andrew johnson has con.
troll, we shall see the Government
strong and retaliatory"
The pride Of the loyal South arose
to speak. All the reporters piled
their pencils. Suddenly they stop
ped, struck still with astonishment
incredulous that their ears were faith
full.
my Godl" said Crounse, of th,
Times, to a photographer, you are
: not taking that DOWN."
, The reporter, almost in stupOr a
/ what he heard, listened a moment anC
wrote again.
: at don't connect" he said g
! can't think it makes sense. Does il?
+ They all bent over the gallery;
litter went up from the floor; Their
p were suppressed undertones and jeer
from the Democrats. The Vice Presi
i dent was seen to be flushed and vaeaD
n of countenance. He talked at ran
dom. with desultoriness, with forced
I spasmodie, involuntary GESTURES.
Shamel" said some one aloud
+ cant his friends get him to stop?'
Il A buzz went over the House: " ID
d is crazEI' 1t increased, grew louder
: blended with laughter. 1t said again
with fuller conviction: He is nc
e crazy; he is drunk!'
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HUDSPETH, ADAMS & CO.,
6S Main Street.

wYE Now OFFER To THE PUB.
w lie a large and well-selacted stock
OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods. Having
bought new goods recently, and selling
all our goods at prices only justified by
present low prices East, we respectfully
Ieuuest the public to call and see our stock
in Dress Goods. All the newest shades In
French and Irish POplins, French ier1-
nos, Empress Cloths, Winseys, Melange
Scotch Plaids, and ATWOOD Dela1nes.
Our stock in Wooden Goods is the largest
in the city. In Cloths of all colors, CASH
meres. Satinets. Tweeds, Jeans, and Flan-
nelS we are able to offer to customers in
ducenents no other house in the city can,
Our stock of Notions is large, comprising
everything expected to be found. We have
a large stock OF Knit Goods, Shirts and
Drawers. Hoods and Nubias, Shawls and
Hoop-Skirts, Blankets, &c.
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New Hamnshire ELECTION.

CONCORD. n. H., March 10-Noon.
The election is progressing in this
city with spirit. In several wards a
full vote is already polled. The Re-
publicans are ahead, and sanguine.
DOVER, n. H., March 10-Noon.-
Both parties are hard at work, and
apparently full of confidence. The
Republicans claim considerable gain
in the Second and Third Wards.
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LooKs ABoUr THR sENArE.

Do you see all these, standing on
the soft red carpet In the clear light,
hearing Bingham read in his quiet,
clerical way ? Then for the rest, let
your knowledge and fancy group to-
gether the Senators, all listening In
their chairs; the Representatives in a
great semi-circle, looking on the gal
lery overhead a still sequence Of
black; the Spanish Minister like a
small picked olive, observing how
these cold blooded Angles can turn
out ruler without row.
In the gallery are many old Wash
ingtonians in faded fnery, looking
down as if a thunderbolt were being
prepared for this unrighteous Con-
gress. A journalist from Richmond
said to me: believe, as truly as
you and / sit in this gallery, that some
/ Judgment will overtake this Con-
gressP p Juggernaut's judgment, L
suppose, thirsty for victims, since he
has slaves no longer.
Let us look at a face or two:
Yonder is Ward, bald, not very
/ shrewd face, short, the New York
member of the impeachment COM
/ mittee. The Empire State has no
member on the Board Of Managers,
and Ward would have been of little
use there. Observe Reverdy John
son, one eyed, with an Intellectual
I beefiness about him, propensity to be
ugly. and a physical success in that
respect, yet the most excellent gen.
tleman by courtesy and symmetry of
mind that the Senate has. Salisbury,
of Delaware, is back here, with
ringlets grown, grizzled. Iguatius
Donnelly, a shrewd rising man,
looks on attentively. Brigham
Young and all his harem are
represented in Hooper, of Utah,
with a small bald head, silver-grey
goatee, good neighborly face and mar
riageable manners. Kelley, of Penn
sylVania, has a gaunt, cadaverous
look, like the mate of whaling ship.
Blaine, of Maine, has an anxious, ed
itorial face, and has grey hair; Chas.
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Domestic Goods.

We have now in stock, in Bleaehed and
Brown Mushns, Canton Flannelsy Prints,
Checks, and Hickory stripes, goods Of the
best brands produced IN this country.
The house that Will sell goods at marked
value is
HUDSPETH, ADAMS & CO.,
63 Main Street.
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Stolen DIamonds RecOYered.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-The
balance Of the diamonds recently sto-
len from Caldwells store, were dis
covered through the thief arrested at
the time of the robbery.
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to be appointed, with view of de-
feating the Constitution.
The panic about the city money
still continues.
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THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.

The Fourth OF Observation-Disclosures
OF Andrew JOhHsOn's Inauguration
The Impeachment Presentation
A Historic SceRe-SketchPs OF the
Place and the ACtOFs-Blngham,
Butler, Boutwell,, Williams, Will
son, Logan, Stevens. miscellaneous
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5 LOUISVILLE, March 10.-At the
Louisville Theatre last night Edward
Hanlon, Of the HanloH Brothers
troupe, gymnasts, while making an
evolution on the horizontal bar, fell
heavily UPON the stage, dislocating
his arm, and badly bruising his head.
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MANCHESTER, N. H.. March TO-
Hannah Sullivan, aged 20 years, per-
ished in the dwelling Of Dennis
Mccarthy, which was burned last
night.
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HAVANA, March 9.-The Spanish
frigate Africa, at st. Thomas, will
seize the American ship Alice Ball,
which is loading with guns and am
munition. The cargo of the bark
Palmos, even if papers show, say she
is bound for New York.
New BRUNSWICK, n. j., March 10.
The Republicans carried North and
South Bergen yesterday.
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Letter from George A. Townsend.
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DRY GOODS.
SCHAPKER, BUSSING & CO.,


WIN sell on their large stock of
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cLun MEETINGS.

Thoro win be meeting Of the Park
Avenue Democratic Club, at the school
house, on Friday, 2lst inst Col. A. Fl,
Douglass and Judge NJ. L. Perkins have
been invited to address the meeting
Every member is expected to be present,
and all friendly to the cause are respect
fully invited to attend.
FrYru WARD coLoRRD BFMooRArIo
cLus. RAtLrl-A meeting Of the Fifth
Ward Democratic Club will be held this
evening. Speeches will be made by Col.
A. II. Douglass, Judge j. W. Smith, and
the colored orators John Quigley and
Lawrence johnson. A full attendance
Of members is desired. The Club Is
having a magnificent campaign banner
made, which will be exhibited on Thurs
day evening next
GRAND RALLY.-The regular weekly
meeting of tho Young Mems Iudepen-
dent Seymour Club will be held on
Thursday evening. August 10th, at their
new headquarters, Stillman Hall. Col
W. w. Vaughn, candidate for Elector,
Hon. John W. Leftwich, Capt. Lee and
others, have been invited, and will adj
dress the meeting.
NIsrH WAND. The colored voters oil
the Ninth Ward are requested 10 meet al
the Democratic Wigwam, for the purpose
of organizing Democratic Club, on to-
morrow evening at eight o'clock.
HUPPERrowy. - The regular weekly
meeting of the Huppertown Democratic
Club will take place this Thursday
evening, at Correll Hall, Poplar street
extended.
FLAG PREsESTATIoN.-The members oil
the Fourth Ward Colored Democratic
Club are requested to meet OF their hall,
in Stilman Block, on Tomorrow friday
night, at o'clock, to receive flag, to be
presented to them by the white Fourth
Ward Club. A full attendance is de-
sired. By order of the President,
REUBEN ALEXANDRA.
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LoSowoRrn's NAryE wsEs-GoLDrs
wrppiso, SPARKLING CArAwBA, STILL
CArAwBA, ETo.-The wines from the
Lopgworih vineyard and winehouse have
attained worldwide celebrity for their
excellence, aud in purity, fruiiy flavor
aud bouquet, they are surpassed by none
in the market, either native or foreign.
Sold by A. 'vaccaro a Co. and Forster,
Kealhoier 4 Co. cod l60
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POCKET EDITION OF THE HOT
SPRINGS The Great General Besto-
rative il the only perfectly harmless
and sure remedy ever presented to
the world for General Debility,
ChiIIs, Fevers. and all other diseases
from any poisonous or noxious
drugs, and pleasant 10 the taste. The
best physicians have analysed IL and
indOrse IL. For sale by all principal
druggists.
FORSTER, KEALHOFER d CO.,
No. 209 Main street,
145 General Agents.
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10. @. THE frst regular meeting
Of the Memphis Lodge Of the Order Of
Good Templars will be held this Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock, In Temper
ance Hall, in the Gayoso block. Mem
bsrs and transient brothers in good
standing are requested to attend. BY
order Of L. G. Ransom, W. O. I.
FIN. HALEY. w, Seo'y.
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AccIDEST OF THE CHARLESTON Road
The train on the Memphis and Charles
ton road. which reached the city at $50
last evening, ran over two negroes, who
we're intoxicated and lying upon the
track about three miles east Of Collier
vile. One Of the number, known as
Frank, was instantly killed, and bis
companies, who gave his name to the
conductor as Albert shsrrod, had one Of
his arms broken. No blame can be At.
taehed to the officers Of the trails for The
accident As soon IS the engineer dis
covered the bodies on the track, be made
every effort to stop the engine, but vs'
unsuccessful.
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CHARIrABLE.-0n and after Tuesday,
the 18th inst, DR.. Russell will give his
professional services, four hours Of each
Tuesday and Friday, to the poor. Pre-
scriptions and medicines free Of charge.
Dispensary Nos. 40 and AZ North Court
street. lag
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CRY AND CoUsTY ScRTP-In any guam
tity, large or small, to suit taxpayers, at
Citizens Union Bank, corner Main and
Jefferson streets. Isl
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FOR SALE.

ToR sALE--FR0M 1000 TO 100000 BRICK,
- o"'"' 'N b. G00DLETT.
1ass Citizens Union Bank.
nUGGY AND HARNESS FOR SALE.
Is viii sell my BUGGY AND HARNESS
fljoslin's make), In good order, cheap Tor City
Scceptance 81 days; CHEAPER for cash. Apply
h'o'p'""'' JNO b. WELD.
2Q6 Front street, or 10
MORGAN'S CARRIAGE SHOP,
,sa.t Corner Washington and Third SITS.
WILL BE SOLD. PAY CHARGES IF
w not called for In thirty days. ONE FUR
va y W. JOHN RAIN. Arcade Sable.
Memphis, Aueust r. 1863. yII-E
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CHOICE BUTTER always ON hand
by T.. n. PIummer. 2I2 Front street. 4

HARD TINES Housekeepers look to
your interest. Dry cypress slabs for sale
at W. N. Eakin & Co.'s saw mill, above
the Jail, for one dollar (sl) per cord,
for one month. A
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DESrIsrRY.-Dr.J. B. WATSON, dentist,
can always be found during Office hours
at his new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. 3lS Main street,
and ready to wait on those who prefer
his professional services (only). +
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CHOICEST family supplies of all kinds,
at ]. Devoto's, corner of Third and
Adams. 1909
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MEAOHAM 4 TREADWELL

HAvING TORN DOWN THEIR OLD
III storehouse for the purpose Of hui ding a
neu and more commodious one, may. for the
present. be found az
No. rs Union street, I'm the Lee Bloek.
ussre they are prepared % supply TIER friends
ard The prhlic erneraiiy With everything IN the
GROCRkY LINE. 81 the lowest prices. II
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FREsH Carolina shad and roe herring,
at J. Devoto's, corner Of Third and
Adams streets. -, $50
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LOST.

r OsT-NEAR THE CATHOLIC cTg rRGG
TtAc e. The finder win be ii6ersily r. :,
wnrded nv leaving them ut the Memphis and
louisville Railroad Ticket Office, 2S7H "A, Main
etroat W -
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office. I
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S. V. CAULK. ESQ, will be among the
passengers Of the gay steamer Natoma'
Captain jim. Lee in command, this
evening. BE is visiting bis Numerous
friends and aequainianees on the Missis-
sippi aud Arkansas rivers BE is in the
employ, and represents the house Of
Martin Walt & Co., Wholesale groeers and
cotton factors. We hope the planters in
Arkansas and along the Mississippi will
eOnsigu cotton TO this house. They are
fully prepared to furnish supplies and
make cash advances on the growing
crnn.
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Goro Guest, fernando road, for sup
plies for your table. Good and cheap.
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CONCERT AT SPRISGDALE STATION. The
ladies' will give a concert at Springdale
Station, four miles from the city, on the
Memphis and Ohio railroad, to aid in
building Methodist Church edifce, FRI
day evening, August 81. A special
train will leave the depot of the Mem
phis and Ohio railroad, at y o'clock pm,
and return after the concert. Fare for
the round trip, twenty-five cents. Tick.
cts for the concert, one dollar may be
had at Clesves 4 Co.'S bookstore, Katz-
snbach's music store, Wards seed store,
Jobnston's drug store. Come one, and
al
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STEAM BOATS.
F" Old Reliablc''
rRI-wEEKLY LINE.
- .sE z.Ee
The Splendid sIde.whseI Steamers
Liberty No. ., and May
flower,

Commercial, Liberty No. ., and May
Hover,
WILL FORM A TRI-wEEKLY LINE
w between Memphis and White river, leay.-
ing Memphis every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and sATURDAY. at 8 O'clock pm, .connect-
ing at Duvhll's Bluff with trains Of the Little
Rock railroad for Little Rock. Hot Springs and
Al points In Arksn as; ks,ulp,us vii Iesye
DAY and SATURDAY. on arrival Of the train
Commercial, Capt, John Edison, leaves Mem
phis Tuesday at 3 o'clock pm; Liberty No. 2.
Capt. James Rice. Thursday at 5 O'Clock .m.s
Msyhower, Capt. VIM. j. Ashford. Saturday
at o'clock pm. @ y. d. bills will be taken
for Responsible parties By the line. rs hereto
fore, without any charge being made for col
lection.
nection with this line from Jaeksonport to Po-
trins. -
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon US during the past three years, we hope,
by strict attention TO business, 10 merit con-
tinuance OF the same In the future.
JOHN b. DAVIS,
Sup't NJ. and W. II. Packet Company.
LEVY a MILLER,
s3-t Agents. No. 5 Jefferson street.