A CARD.-Tbe undersigned was lately taken be- ~ fore the Recorder of the City of Mobile for sell
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 ling Dram of Liquor to a lame man for cents.

 The fine imposed was 10 dollars and the costs were more than dollars, and she was imprisoned in the oathsome city Guard House-not because she was unable or unwilling to pay-but because the City Authorities would not permit her go, accompanied hy an officer or otherwise, to her house for the money. The proof upon which the accusation sustained, was also proof ofa base conspiracy between the lame man and the City Officers.

 The undersigned trusts that her department has in no way merited such hashess and butEfor the adage of '' Greek against Creek" she might have hoped that her would have been guarantee against such unmanliness.

 The husband of the undersigned is respectable mechanic, but not Voter of Common Councilmen, and consequent, has but little indirect influence in the choice of City Officers. The undersigned tenders the expression of her sincere thanks the Gen;e- man, who Ca stranger to her) kindly handed to her the means of Buying her liberation from the Jail, where she was incarcerated.

 june29 ION MARGARET c. JONES. A CARD addressed to the Public having appear. "A ed in the Mobile papers, over the signature of T. B. Wathall, m which unjust and apparently cOus reflections are cast upon myself have thought proper to say few words to the community in reply The co-partnershp which existed between Mir. Wal tha and myself, having expired by lmitation wrote a notice of the dissolution; and submitted the same to his inspection and considerations, to which he did object till after its publications My determina- ton to the copartnership after its expra- ton, well known together with my reasons for the same, of my friends, among them Mr. Miller, of the house of Miller & Tomlinson, of whom he boasts of having obtained letters to houses in New Orleans. His ignorance of the formation of the firm of Y. Johnson x Co. Is evidence that such a company does not exist. My reasons for discon- tnuing the copartnershp and for not communicating | to Mir Walihal my intentions to dissolve my connex 1 ion with him previous to its aspirations are such would reflect no credit on him, were they given to the public In regard to the forty bales of Cot ton of which he speaks belonging his friend J. r. F. il came to the house through my influence, and was left under limit for which it would not sell. Previous to leaving Mobile, therefore consigned ii with special instructions to gentleman of establish ed probity for future disposition.

 T. JOHNSON.

 The Commission Business will be continued in the nf G.