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The Nevada journal., 1853-04-29
The Preshvterv of Snm rran.
Hardware, Farming, Mechanic
AND MTNINI, J'ODTC

NND WININU IOULO.
0NREADWELL & CO., Importers and
will keep full and well laid in stock. Hay
ing house in the States and one in Sun Fran
cisco, they will be able to sell on as favore BILE
terms as any concern in California Our stock
Is new large and we'll assorted, to which con-
stant additions are being made.
For Sale, to Arrire-One of Otis Tufts
(Boston) best steam engines, 30 horse power,
inch cylinder, 36 inch stroke, with an ex-
pansion valve for working steam In the most
economical manner, with full and complete
working plan of all the parts, which can be
seen at our office
Adobe building, corner Of First street and
Mai1en Lane, Marysville,
Or corner Of California and Battery streets,
April 29-2m San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-29
Dissolution of Partnership.

TIME partnership heretofore existing be-
il tween J. w. Bergantz, H. Dunlap & H i.
l.. Hatch Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All debts due the firm, and all demands
against them, viii be settled by Berganiz q
Hatch, under which name the business will be
hereafter conducted.
p. w. BERGANTZ,
III. DUNLAP
II. l.. HATCH.
p~an volley April, iS53.--6l
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-29

0NHE undersigned, grateful for the liberal
u patronage conferred upon the Miners
Ding Store py the Public Of Nevada and vi
cinity, during the two years last past. begs
leave to solicit continuation Of favors as
heretofore. Having recently added largely TO
his former stock OF Drugs and Medicines, he
Is now prepared to serv. tue public more Ell :
GENTLY than at any former timc. His stock
consists in part Of the following PoruLAR
REMEDIES Of the day Sands, Townsend's,
Bulls, and Corbet's Extracis Of Sarsaparilla ;
Jayne's Expectorant, Alternative, Carmins-
tive Balsam, Hair Tonic, Tonic vermfuge,
and Sanative Pills. Ayres' Cherry Peotoral,
India Cholagsguc, Moffatt's Bitters and Pills,
Hewes' and Webster's Nerve and Bone I.ipi
ment, Mustang Linimcnt, Perry Davis Pain
Killer, Chloroform, Concentrated Sulphuric
Ether Nitric. Muriatic, Sulphuric. Acetic,
Citric and Tartaric Acids Seidltz Powders,
Carbonate and Sal Soda, Salts of Tartar, Car
bouate and Calcined Mognesia, Cream Tartar,
Sulphur, pure Cod Liver Oil, Essential Oils Of
K ose Bergamot, Lemon, Lavender, Aunis,
Cinnamon, loves, Rosemary, Peppermint,
Pennyroyal, Juniper, Spruce. fansy, and Ori-
ganum Olive and Almond Oils; Arrow Root,
'rapioca, Sage, Pearl Barley, Irish Moss;
Trusses, single and double; Breast Pumps.
Nursing Bottles, Syringes. glass and metallic,
&c.; Alum, Borax Saltpetre Sugar of Lead,
white and yellow Wax, Rosin, Glue, Ginger,
Nutmcgs, Cloves, Ciunrmon, f.c. ALSO
Best Brandy and Port Wine, selected for the
sick. Also, expected in few days, full as
ssrtment of Perfumery. All are invited to
call, and we will see that none 60 away dis
satisfied.
DR.. MOORE will attend all calls as here
tofore, in the practice of The various depart
meHts of his profession.
III JESSE MOORE, NJ. D..
Nevodn Anril 2Oth 1854 -52-3m isf
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-29

NOTICE. THE subsc,iber having sold his
" Stock aud business to the above firm,
would recommend them to his friends and the
public generally
Shin JOHN v. CORNELL.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-29
FORT PHILLIP direct.

AGEND HUGHES & PARKER'S
L/AgyI4EA90I.i line for AUSTRALIA.-For
&aeR PoRr PHILLIP direct.
10 follow the Louisa Baltic.
That English oak built clipper barque
IGNlS FATUUS, $50 .ens burthcn, COM
manded by Captain Rossiter
This splendid craft is only 6 months old
and completed her first voyage to this port
on the 30th ult She is classed Al at Lloyd's
for 10 years. She will carry an experienced
surgeon.
For freight or passage apply to
4. a HUGHES, Washington ST..
Or, J. w. PARKER,
Australian Packet Office,
April 29tf Davis st near Pacific.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-29
JAMES II. LUCAS, HENRY s. TpgvER.
JOHN sIMoNDs, BENZ. r. NIsBsT,
St Louis. San Francisco.
Lucas, Turner a. Co.
BANKERS,


St Louis. San Francisco
Lucas, Turner Il Co.
BANKERS,
No l04 Montgomery street. SIN francisco.
Draw at Sight, on Time, in Sums to Suit.
ON
American Exchange Bank. NEw YoRk,
Bank of Commerce, BosToN,
Thos Bddle & Co. PHILADELPHIA, q
Ferdinand Kennel s. Co. NEw ORLEANs,
T.ucas g. Smonds, ST LouIs,
J. p. Curtis & 60. i.oUIsvr-LE,
Ellis & Morton, CINcINNATI.
0y-Gold Dust, y illion and Exchange par
cha sed AT best mo'kei rats 5l-ti
luniel d. Page David Chambers,
Henry d. Bacon. Henry Height
st Louis. San francisco.
Francis w Page, Sacramento City.
Page, I:acOn e. Co.,
B A N KF RS, 5
Montgomery st cor California. San Francisco.
Draw ut sight or on Time in Sums 10 Suit,
ON
f. HUH & CO. London.
American Exchange iank, New York
Duncan, Sherman s. Co. New York.
Atlantic Bank. Boston
Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia.
Josiah Lee & Co. Baltimore.
Louisiana State Bank New Orleans
Page g. Bacon, st. Louis.
Hutchings g. Co. Louisville
Il. S Goodman & 20. Cincinnati.
S. tones h CO. Pittsburg.
God Dust and Exchange purchased at cur
rent rates. bl-6m
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-29

Mks WALLER will give one Of her
popular concerts on Saturday night, in
this city. S
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-29
w. III. Brooks.

OF the Plaza Drug store, No 200 Clay
Njst, eet, three doors below the Pest Otics,
would respectfully inform the eilizens Of Ne
vada and vicinity, that he has now on hand
and ready for sale, one Of The iin.sl assort-
ment of Drugs, Chemicals, perfdineyy and
Fancy Articles ever exhibitedin the cspnfry,
and hopes when they visit San Eraaciscs,
they viii favor him with call.
Orders from the country promptly FLEA
with the strictcst regard to the quality 0. Tie
transportation. Opposite the Plaza.
Is M. BROOKS, Plaza Drug Store,
50-4t 2u0 Clay stree
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-29

TUTHrLL & ANDERsoN will open tie
Dramatic in this city ina couple weeks
with talented company Of ladies and
gentlemen, new scenery, and attractions
,urpassing anything ever before pressn-
ted here. Success to them
"a. COOKING STOVES un-
80 dersigned have on hand, and receive
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-29

P>sn volley .Aprilb is5s.-6l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27
l62,6O7,4O3
S4,l46,SS7
7S,4G0,5I6
Increase ofgold.
MONEY MATTERS.

The Louisville Democrat says that the money
marketin New York is rapidly resuming its usual
activity, and money is becoming plenty as ever
Un the 10Th, United States stock sold at one hun
bred and twenty-three, or very nearly as high as
they have been; while fancy stocks had raised
from five to ten per cent over late sales. The bank
discounts for the week, from the 9TH to the 18th,
amountsd to $50, $50 400; the deposits were larger
by nearly three millions than they had been since
the beginning of the pressure being 56,20l ,007 /;
specie hand $l2, So. 30: notes in circulation
50, 49, ,629. The circulation of bank paper, as
compared with the specie On hand viii astonish
oar Western people as it astonishes us. 1t will be
seen that they ave three and half millions more
specie on hand than notes in circulation. Money
would, therefore, be plenty in the city if there
were no banks. But how do they loan eghty-two
millions a specie basis of twelve? We suppose
they loan their deposites, and take in day what
they loan out on another, as their loans in a week
amount 10 more than six times their specie basis
and nearly nine times their note circulation The
fact to which we propose to call attention, however,
is that which shows the money market is getting
quite easy, and moneyed men are again buying
stocks at the highest figures
The New York Mirror Of Saturday, the 10Th,
says:
The operation in stocks, particularly those Of a
fancy description, very moderate and indicate n
sicllly feeling among the brokers There has been
some fluctuations during the past week but the close
showed no marked difference
Money is regarded as growing easier, and it is
believed that ten days so will show decided re-
lief, though the present market continues uncom-
iortably tight The best paper goes at 10 per cent
and the offerings are less
1t is said that the banks to-day will show an
increase in specie Of nearly million over last
week
In mining stocks there is no marked change,
with moderate transactions.
In exchange there Is little or nothing doing, as
the Franklin. which should have sailed to-day, is
hauled off for repairs. The supply for bills is ac-
cumuating.
The Commercial Advertiser says:
The money market this week has cvinced svmp-
toms Of increasing ease; the tendency is toward
lower rates Of discount Twelve per cent may
he counted the outside rate for first class paper,
aud some negotiations we have heard spoken Of at
some deduction from that. There is, however a
continued pressure Of offering at the banks and COM
plaut on the part of the customers as to the diff
Guilty Of obtaining accommodations The impress
sion appears to be notwithstanding this that the re-
port OF the present week will show some little in
crease in the aggregate discounts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27
RAILROAD BONDS, DC.

The commercial correspondent of the Washing
ton Union thinks that the check which mas oeeh
given to railway borrowing is very salutary IN its
eC.cts-nore particularly chat it VIII induce hence
forth more rigid scrutiny into the character and re-
so,,rces Of works that ask for loans The unavaila
htv of bonds in the hands Of lenders during sucl:
n strineency as that through which we have passed
will prove n lasting lesson and prevent the intro
dnetion of new securities; nevertheless, the rapid
accumulation of capital in the country will cause
existing securities to be absorbed without difficulty
and the amount is now small. The census returns
give the number of miles in operation January /,
1851, at 1888 costing 1871 10000, or $4,000
per mile. They also give the number in operation
in 1853 as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27

l have rot done wrong in thai. The list viii
contain far more than the necessary nAmber
from arnoeg whom the ticket can be made
out when the STOCKHOLDERS meet together at
Murireeborough on the day before the election
The main object was and is to make known to
stockholders the fact, that a good ticket can be
formed, none of whom. are speculat0rs either on.
the line of the road or otherwise-but are intelli-
gent business men, Tlle names of the following
gentlemen, without any consultation with them,
are therefore. respectfully submitted
For the County Of Davdson-Hon Aaron V.
Brown, S. D. Morgan, VIM r Elston Dr. James
Overton, Alex. Allison, f. b. Fosg, Isaac Paul,
John Oyerton, Hon. Thos Nancy, NJ Burns Jas.
Wood Andrew Ewing, Wilougoby Williams, E.
P. Council, w G Harding. 'a.
Rutherford County7--SHas Tucker, VIM F. Lyle,
DR.. Geo. Thompson, Levi Wade, James f. Hender-
son, Sam. r. Rucker and Geo PEBBLES.
Bedford County-Dr. Thos. Lipescomb, Edmund
Cooper and Col. Jno. L. Neill
Coffee County--James NJ. She'd, Willie Kicker
son, and John G. Walker.
Franklin County,. P. Sims, and Jno B. Haw-
kins ''a it .a.af
Marshall Couniy-R. Williams. ,l
Grundy County-Gen. Patton.
In no other way could ticket be offered to
voters-unless there had been general meeting Of
stockholders; and that was considered improbable
Will not the names, character and standing of the
gentlemen above set iorth-fully and lavorably
compare with the present Board, in regard to intel
igence and fitness for the misunderstanding out Of
view that none of them have ever been engaged in
specuiations on the road. What say your stock
holders will it not do? And can you not with sat
isaction point to it, as the rallying centre of our
organization? Take your proxy and this list, and
60 to your neghbor stockholders and solicit their
names-revoSing all Others, they may hereto ore
have given. This is the only way in which they
can be found out as our President in his. official
Importance and despotism absolutely refuses to let
list be taken. win you live under such iron rule
and supremacy? If Won do, call yourselves no
longer Tennessee freemen. But l cannot believe
it. and shall expect to see you hurl the tyrant from
his throne.
Finally stockholders: Ny last appeal is, that you
will rally as man to the rescue-procure as
many proxies as possible-and that all proxy hold
ers and others favorable to a reform ticket, will
meet at Murfreesboro, on Wednesday the l4th
December-that being the day before the election
to consult together and make out ticket And
remember that stockholders can go on the cars
free of cost to the election; and return the same
way. JAMES L. ARMSTRONG Sr.
P. Stockholders wishing to vote against
Stevenson for President will find Proxy at Michel
& Peacoeks Call and sign.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27

Z. S. Consul RETURNED HoNE.-Maor BENNETT,
who was appointed by President PIERCE U. S. Con-
sui to Bahia, in Brazil it is sad has returned to
the United States, having found on investigation
th2t the consulate was not so much of prize as it
was represented to be- The entire fees paid to the
consul at Bahia only amount to S700-not suhcien
to pay expenses. Major B, however, before re-
turning, succeeded in obtaining from the Brazilian
government treaty comforting upon American cit
liens full and free right to navigate the Amazon
within the territory of Brazil As Peru has alrea-
dy conferred the same right the navigation of that
magnificent river, from its source to its mouth, is
now open to the enterprise of our countrymen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27

THE Low-NECKED DRESS.
.Air-''The Low.backed Carr II
When first saw Miss Clara
A west end ball twas at :.
A low-necked dress she wore and near
The .opened door she sat; Il
Slut when that door was thriving oak -
Exposed 10 tempest keen
$3.50 - y And biting air e--s.ss;-
t~., 10 much, twas neer
4 4 ( AS the blooming girl [ rnean,- = u lffE'
As she sat in her low necked Dress ~
must confess
For of all the men round
H7ta Not one could be found
But looked after the low-neeked dress
The poka's tumut over
The fondest Of mammas
70 Her daughter calls and hints at shawlS
But scornful ''hums" and 'has'
From Clara (artfu goddess)
iNii The kind proposal meet .n
Quite faints she feels
She fairly reels
She never could bear the heat!
il SO she SITS in her low-necked dress,
But the heat would have troubled her less,
i-r For long weeks Will have rolled
Ere she's rid of the cold
That she caught from the low-necked dress.
I'd rather see those shoulders
Meath dOwdy cloak of fur
.. Or pilot coat, and round that throat
A ploughman's comforter;
For I'd know that tender bosom
f Was safe from climates i'll,
And the heart so sweet
Would much longer beat
Than now feel sure 1t will
While she ciings to her low-necked dress.
i I've proposed, and she answered yes
Next week it's TO be-
But make sure shall see
i That it's not in a Iow-necked dress III
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27

KosSUTH AND Louis Nuo.EoS-The New York
Tins of the l7th has report from quarter en-
titled TO respect, that NAPOLEON recently invited
kossUTH to a secret conference at Paris for the pur-
pose of ascertainng definitely from him the extent
of the military force which he could bring into the
field in case Hungary should have another oppor-
tunity Of contendng for her independence and that
kossUrH actually spent two or three days in Paris,
IN close consultation with the Emperor upon this
subject This was at the time of his disappearance
from London reported in the newspapers; and the
search said to have been made for him by the Paris
police was intended TO divert public attention. We
have good reason for believing that as long ago as
in May last LoUIs NAPOLEON caused an intimation
10 be made to kossUrU that the time might arrive
before long at which he would be glad to confer
with him on the affairs of Eastern Europe"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27
FIRST PAGE HffiGE

On the first page of the daily will be found
large amount of interesting reading NATTER and the
price current, corrected to yesterday at noon.
The first article is written TO aid great reform
We have many readers-probably majority
who believe that the reform in question can be bet
ter effected without, than with, the "AIaine law
and we should not disagree with them Neverthe-
les it viii hurt nobody to read this story this Sun
day morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27

TnE ENGLISH PEorLE AND RUsSIA-Pubic scnti-
ment IN England is rapidly settling down into op-
position to any further attempts at peaceful solu-
ton of the Russo-Turkish difficulty by means of d.
plomacy. A strong sympathy is manifested for the
Ottoman side Of the question, and great willing
ness is displayed for a clash with the Gar.
On the 25th of October last. large and enthusi-
astic popular demonstration was had at the Hall of
the Atheneum Institute, with a view to concen-
tration and expression of The public feeling in
the premises. The speakers were very severe in
their deuuciations of the Autocras desire for ter
ritorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and some were severe on
the Earl Of Aberdeen for his attempts to check it
by pacific measures.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27
foRh1eS c6RREs{ogDzacE
Lr4IER llv /

Departure from Consantinn;c- Island &C r-The Peira
j cu-Modern Athens Ancient ruins and ocaiies--Es-
cursoiis King Oho and The Queen The Creek Par.id-
ment-Vist 10 the Daughters of Marco }ozzas-Maidof
AibeRs-Alr-lIl and his SelseolElzabe.h Of Crete
The Counts Daughter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27
A. L. DAVIS,
A. HAMILTON,
Agents at NaShyille.

NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE REGULAR PAS
SENGER PACKET.
DELLE-KEY. PEYTON A. KEY, ,E7%@h
ID COMMANDER. This large and magni- Ssssitss7ttcf
cent Steamer is now undergoing thorough -
repair at Louisville, and will take her place Regnlar
Packet in the above trade there sufficient water
and will continue during the entire
In point of speed comfort and safety the BELIEKEY is
unsurpassed the Western waters which, with the long
experience of her gentlemany Commander and the
knOwedged business capacity other Clerk r Lewis North
ern enables confidently TO recommend her to the bust
and travelling community. Mr.. Northern viii give
prompt personal attention to filling orders for Groceries, &c
81 share OF patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOHNSON, H0RNE& co,
aug27-m Agents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27

~ MULES-REEF AND PORK. f7.s.-Ss'
Va For sale loo likely MULES, . and 49,
<sH.N, years old; 81 BEEF CATTLE. (eom led 1-eAss
and 100 PORK HOGS Persons wishing to purchase can
see me at my residence in Bedford county 10 miles South
of Shelbyvle address by letter at Richmond
Post Office Inov. l5-f NJ. =. GENTRY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMpHIs 0. MAZE PACK
NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES MAI
pAcKET LIME.

NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES MAIL
PACKET LINE.
TOR MEMPHIS. NEW ORLEANS. ST
Il LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE-TRY-y Y rSrfESS uJ
WEEKLl.-The Splendid New Passenger GSSESTE III
Steamers CRY OF HUNTSVILLE JOHS SIMPSON, ENR,s
sY will leave Nashville Monday Wednesday and Fri
day. O'Clock p. NJ connecting at Paducah with the dai
" Louisville and st. Louis u $. Mail Boats and at Mem
phs with the splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin, H.
T. W. Hl Geo. Collier, and Mary Agnes giving through
tickets from Nashville either of the points above named
The accommodations of this line be surpassed and
passengers will find by far the speediest Of travel
either North South.
For freight or passage apply to
A. L. DAVIS
A. HAMILTON,
oct5 Agents at Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27
Miles Cost Miles Cost.
In operafion l0S47 1872 10000 1926 $451 644 600
In progress lO,sOs 220,O00OOO 1861 26S,o9s,OOO


In operation lo.S47 STATEHOOD 1926 $45l 600
In progress lOsO5 22OO0OOOO 1861 268O9s,OOo
- --
Total. 2I,74I 592,77O,oOO 25,s47 7l4644,OoO
Increase, 4,206 l2l,S74,000
In two wears the whole expenditure for railroads
was 1921 200, 900, or about S60,O00OO0 per annum,
or one-half what England spent in eight months in
the mi LIST of famine. This amount Of money was
spent mostly at the West. and the result has been
a development Of material wealth more than equal
TO the sum consumed. The grain provisions, ma
terials and goods ofthe country have been turned
into railroads instrument oftraiiic which, how
ever has sent down large supplies of the things
consumed. In the same period in which these in
vestments have been made in railroad iron the
country has made large investments in gold as an
instrument Of circuatiou-thus ..# ..
Deposits OF gold attic MINT
January 1851, to August, 1853 $l49,645 267
Importation, l2,962 l36
Supply l626O7 4O3
Export of specie, S4,l46,SS7
Increase ofgOId, 7s46O5I6
Thus, n:the same time in which the community
turned Sl2l, S74 600 worth of commodities into
railroads they turned S7846O,5lG into a metallic
currency They gave California pork, butter, cheese,
bread, &c, for gold as an instrument of trade and
they gave operatives the things for railroads
as an instrument of transportation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27
ADELPHI THEATRE.
FAREWELL BENEFIT oFMRs. FARI

FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MRS. FARREN.
Who will appe;r MONDAY night in three new pieces.
The tragedy of the Bankupts Wife, the Captive and
Maniac, and the comedy Of WOmans Rights.
a Box Office open from 9, A. NJ. To II NJ; and from
! to 3, =. NJ. the seats NAV be secured.
PRICE OF ADMlSSI0N-BOx and Parquette 70 cents;
Second Tier, so cents Second Tier second Glass; 80 cts
Colored B. X so cents; Coored Gallery, - cents.
Doors open at y. Performance TO commence at Z
O'Clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27

Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular
Weekly Packets.
TTNHE Splendid Passenger Steamers, 7<sA \
l. STATESMAN, II. G. McCOMAs, Master sShssftvs<SHFi
JOHN p. TWEED, DAVID WILLARD, Master =5-==c----
will make regular trips in the above trade leaving Nash
vile every Tuesday at O'Clock, p. Nj. Returning will
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday. at O'Clock, 7. NJ
The above boats No. l, and differed by expe
enced business men, who will be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise To give satisfaction to all who
may entrust business 10 their care.
septl7-6 JOHNSON, HORNE co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27

ASTRON MICAL. AND DISSOLVING
N VIEWS, illustrated by the DrummOnd Light ON MOr-
day evening, November Is at Odd Fellows Hall
Doors open at ~ o'clock Exercises to commence att
AGmittance 80 Children and Servants 20 cents
uovZ7-lt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-27
Nashville and Louisville Weekly Packet,
WM GAVVIN G. T. REEDER Master

nashville ana Louisville weekly racket,
WIN. GARVIN, c. T. REEDER- Master.
THIS splendid Steamer is nearly 6U@~
4 peted and will be at Nashville the first xess-xfsfS'
rise Of the river. She will carry 400 tons aze1.kz
and her accommodations for passengers unequaled by
any boat of her dimensions She will be commanded by
Capt G. T. REEDER long and favOrably known to our
community and the Cumberland river trade, generally.
She will make regular weekly trips leaving Louisville
TUESDAYS and Nashville FRIDAYS, at O'clock
NJ At the former place passengers will find yariOus
Railroad and Steamboat lines to them 10 Pont
Of destination they may DESIRE The old established line
to Cincinnat Union line Wheeling: Psburg and LOU
sve line; Jefferson Railroad &c. &c All aifording the
amplest accommodations combined with expedition.
s-Sg- All orders will be filled as low at Cincinnati
~ For Freight or Passage apply To
sep4O-tf HENRY I. YEATMAN, Agent.