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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-08
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 8
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

The RIVER was rising very rapidly yester-
day afternoon, and an experienced pilot in
formed us that there would be seven feet on
Harpeth Shoals this morning.
The WEATHER was considerably colder than
it has been for some time past, and appear
ances Indicated that the rain was not yet over.
BUSINESS at the wharf was very brisk yes
terday, and large shipments were being made
of produce down The river, and groceries, &C.,
up the river.
ARRIvED.-The John Simpson, from Mem
phis, arrived yesterday.
DEPARTED.-The AIbertine, for Cincinnati,
the Atida, for PaducaL, the city Of Huntscille,
for Burksvile, aud the old FeLLOto, for Waits,
boro', departed yesterday.
To LEAvE-The AJe0niG will leave for New
Orleans on tomorrow, friday morning, at
10 o'clock; and the John Simpson will leave for
Memphis tomorrow evening at o'clock. The
city Of HuntsoiHe will return from up the riv-
er in time to take her place as the regular pack,
ct for Memphis on Monday evening next
REGULAR PAcKET.-Capt. Brooks new boat
Cumberland, will take her place as a regular
packet in the New Orleans trade on the LIST OF
December. This boat has superior accommo
dations for both passengers and freight and
Capt. Brooks is 50 well aud so favorably known
that it is unnecessary for us to repeat that he
will make all who travel on his boat feel per-
fectly at home.
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EXCHANGE.

small silver change ......s..s..... . pre- |
LAND wARRASTS-a0a acres as 80 acres fsS 10 acres
tl25 Zee acres tiss
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9coutn,erCsaa 4ig8l0rer.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF NASHVILLE Markets.
TRUE WING OFFICE.
NASuVrTrV NovambarQ ls5S


NASHVILLE, November 6, 1855. I
TIE RIVER, at the date Of our last review, was
receding slowly, with eighteen inches on Harpeth
Shoals, and it continued to recede until Friday
ing last, when there was only fifteen inches on the
Shoals. The rain commenced on Thursday night,
and continued up to yesterday, and it still rain
ing when we closed our review though it was light
until Tuesday, when we had heavy fall during the
day and night The river commenced swelling on
Saturday, and up to o'clock, P. ~, yesterday, the
rise at this point amounted to about eight feet and
the river was still rising rapidly. A pilot, well
quainted with the river, informed US that there
would be feet of water on Harpeth Shoals this
morning.
BUSINESS has been rather dull during the week,
owing the low stage of the river and the light re-
ceipts Of produce Should the river keep up su(i-
ciently long to allow boats to make few trips to
points on the Upper Cumberland, we may look for
considerable activity in our market.
LAND WARRANTS have advanced, aud we now
quote 40 acre warrants at $40, 80 acres at s84,
l2O acres at 1925, aud 100 acres at SI66. There
is an active demand for warrants at these prices.
manifest no eagerness to take hold in the pres
ent uncertain state of the foreign market Our
market has been dropping, and presents rather
downward tendency. We review our quotations of
last week, being the ruling figures at present. The
rainy weather. such as we have had for several days.
is usually devoted by planters to packing their cot
ton, and may, therefore, look for pretty heavy
receipts in the course of few days.
FLOUR-The receipts are very light and with
good demand we note an advance, and now quote
| Sass as the ruling figures. A superior article of
| family -four would, perhaps, command slight add
vance on the latter figure.
GRAIN-Wheat has again advanced, and we
now quote the extreme at 81 2OaSl 80, with
tive demand. Large shipments of both wheat aud
-four are being made to New York, mostly to I'll
orders. We notice sale of Tennessee red wheat in
Philadelphia the 29th ult at 81, and sales in
New York, day, at g. 05a2.IO. In other
grains notice no change in market
GUNPOWDER-We notice an advance in this
article, and nov quote Rife at IS, and Blasting at
S. per key Gunpowder has advanced throughout
the country in consequence of the heavy demand
from Europe, and the prospect is that it will go up
still higher.
GROCERIES-TLe stock is ample for the de-
maud, and the market is firm in the several depart.
meuts
HOGS AND CATTLE-We hear of no change
In prices and renew our quotations Of last week
Hogs SC. net and Cattle weighing 500 lbs. &c.
net. We hear Of few transactions at these prices,
and hogs for future delivery in demand.
PROVISI0NS.-Butter has advanced to l6alS
and Eggs to l3al4c. at wholesale. No change in
other articles.
For further particulars, we refer to Price
Current
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From the Richmond Examiner.
When Rougues Fall Out, &C. &c.

The Washington Union has at last read John
Van Buren, out of the Democratic party.
Poor Washington Union! Ii has been doing
nothing else since the Soft Shell Syracuse Conven-
ton OF New York, but reading its most intimate
and cherished friends outof the ranks of the Demo.
cratic party. Ii is Abraham, over again, offering
up Isaac as a sacrafce when there is no accommo-
dating by 10 volunteer in lace of the
dearly beloved Think of the Union newspaper
denouncing the Soits, whom it nursed in its bosom
when they stiff and cold for want of comfort
from the Democracy whom it sucked with pap
when they we're hungry as beggars; whom il cloth
ed with the best raiment Of the Custom House
when they were naked one Of their underground
railroad negroes; and whom il deuged with perpet
ual streams of laudation and praise when they
Hwere sadly athrst for the kindly opinion of the
National Democracy. Well, all things coming
right again We read the Soits out Of the Demo
cratic ranks two years ago, aud have since bded
our time in the best temper aud the blandest
patience Poor Union, It has at last cone over TO
the side of the Examiner, 70 ask our pardon. Well
we could pardon the rObber Of a hen roost and
Of course can pardon such poor, forlorn, debased
crouchiDg, whipped spaniel the Union.
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VIRGINIA TOnAooo CRor.-The Charlottes.

VIRGINIA 1oBAooo CROP.-The Charlottes-
vile (Va.) Ad0ocdte, says:
The tobacco crop of the country was very gen,
orally cut and secured before the recent fosts; aud
without eIaggcraton We can say that AlDemarle
never raised larger aud better crop of tobacco than
the one Of the present year. Our farmers under
the belief that the joint worm has permanently
disappeared, are making efforts 20 put in All unu.
suaIy large crop OF wheat this fall. The season
for sowing wheat is fine as the farmer could de.
sire.
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The condition of the stomach is Of vital Importance No
man, child can be healthy the work Of d.
geson regularly, thoroughly and vigorously performed
With three foUrths Of civilized society," this the
And yet the remedy is within the reach of all. Hoofands
German Btters, prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Phiadel
phia will surely create regular and healthy
the stomach oil will lessen the friction Of machinery
let the victim Of dyspepsia indigestion any its forms
try it, and guarantee good appel te, physical vigor
firm nerves, SQUAD sleep by night and increased cheerful
ness by day.
See advertisement oct1-1m
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EVERY TUB ON ITS OWN BOTTOM
AUCTION SALE OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
TRUSTEES SALE FOR CASH.
HEM. p. SHEE Ids

NJ I'LL sell 81 whom Il may concern FRIDAY,
w November l6th 1855, 10 O'Clock A. n, the large
stock Of assorted clothing given up TRUST consisting in
part Of super Cloth, Cashmere, petersham Whitney and
Negro head overcoats Frock Sack DTe do Boys and
Chdren's do Cashmere and ssnet Pants Hats, Caps,
Cravats stocks, hose Hoods and SspendeTs Linen Bosom
Lambs Wool, and other shirts; India Rubber Goods Oil
Coats, Carpet Bags &C., &C.
ALSO-An Invoice Of Day GOODs, being the REMAINDER
Of Retail Dry Goads House
ALS0-On some day at ~ o'clock NJ pre- cisely, hne
and a quarter octave PIANO. Sale positive and
without reserve. BENZ. y. SHIELDS,
nov7 Agent for Assignees.
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MINNIE RIFLES.
All A CINNINGHA1I

II AVE lust received rev Of the zeal Minnle RIA made
70 order Ia Tbs knslsh GoYefnmens sh-ps Tis klne
Si shoot Eh accGFay 30 yArs proved ~ actual ex.
pertinent befeFs sebssiop EeEs The usszA soldiers have
been killed. by them ~ thai distance.
In addition 20 the Resaation Rn-s, " @. have also
the Aalnnte Sporting Hftie. Ealc o. smaixr
guaEe, tor us poss " Deer huufng CxH aud see
thcD Al the aga u 'Tak hI6 CUSp
sctiI-l@ keuh rds pabie sq4afe
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CEALED Proposals will be received the Office % the
- Bdgeorld and Kentucky Railroad Company Ia Nahvie
Tenn until saturday, December 18th, 1864 for the con
struction OF the load from Nashville the kentucks Line
where IL meets The Henderson and Nashville Railroad 20
Henderson the Ohio River. The T. X. r. r. Is about
ioryeght miles long, through country adapted foF
Railroad construction, aud the work Wi be divided into
sections o about mile each which may be bid for
ratey or the whole road included In proposition Pro-
posa also be made 70 build the thirty miles only next
% Nashville either hy the single section in contract
There the road tunnel bali mile long, hrAyy
work AZ various points and large Bridges. haps
PFodes and Plans vii be ready for exaEDaton BY Dec ls
add any information may be ottansd y addressing The
derslgned. SAM'L WATSON, President
ocf23 -trvtdeei5 A. ANDERSON, chief Engineer.
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InVsalidS

Recovering from the effects of Fever Bilious Diseases
long continued illness of any kind, will find Carriers Span
ISL Mixture the only remedy which will revive their droop
ing constitutions, expe all bad humors from the blood
cite the liver to prompt and healthy action, and by its
tonic properties, restore the patient to life and vgor.
We only say TRY IT. single bottle worth all the
called sarsaparas in existence. 1t contains Mercu
ry, Opium other noxious poisonous drug and
be given to the ouDges infant without hesitation.
See the certificates of wonderful cures around the bottle
More than FIVE hundred persons in the city Of Richmond,
Va can testify TO its good effects.
- See advertisement in another column.
Octl-lm
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CoTToN CROPS There is as the gamesters would
say, Il full-a flush, of cotton opening just nov.
The snow white aud feathrry staple opens fasters
than the plantation forces pick it. Many plan.
tations have suffered TO some extent from rot but
IN the aggregate the crop promises 10 be about the
,same as last year Vidiiia la hteLiigeneer.
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FOR SALE Or RKHr,

g. Farm containing san acrsss sitaAtrd ea@ n
90 ne Charlotte Turnpike. miles from Nashville. -
- Said farm has god Wei Il, and abundance u
young Fruit Trees and coatars u The beat g4rden
soots tof aer~st be found anywhere Ia the Cuant4
coiorabe Frame Dseilng, with oar and hall and
necessary cut hoaes stables &C. and kssi q AL Is Of
The heAihissi places anywhere Nashville. rthsr
Information spPiyto r A. BALLOWE
eetsi Gsn1 As'i. ~ T. peader<k q.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEAN:

FTNHE new steamer HUMBOLDT c-~U -
Il 1900 tons burthen, Capt. VIM MslyDlr549
STRONG, John d. Taylor, Clerk. Rsx12-z-zsE-sz-zES
This finished at Cincinnati, and ready to
take her place in the trade.
The Humboldt is entirely boat Of the first cass and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her light draugh drawing only 26 inches wder win enable
her to with load when others only come light
We solicit for her a share OF public patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co, D -.
JOHNSON, WEAVER & CO.. I Aee-''''
oct22-6m A. L. DAVIS, U. S. Mail Packet Office.
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AsHVILLE
WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
IooKREcTED wEEKLY.1

Z WOOL.
,ommon, 1920
Fine washed, 2OGI2J
HIDES.
Green, q b 6Ha7H
Dry Sailed /" 1908
HONEY.
Strained, e b S9124
Comb, q ID 1O0l2K
INDIGO.
Caracas S e q b s1,1501, &c
LEAD.
Pig, e. u, Sc
Bar, " 5
. LEATHER.
Sole, oak tanned, z b 25027
ISkirting, . 25O2t
M0LASSES.
New Orleans, q gallon $50 &C
Sugar House "a
Golden Syrup " 5000
NAILS.
\ 1Od. ~ key. $3.50
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500 RRNrARD.

. ANYWAY en- Monday night the 2st inst, while nj hs
II employment Of Mr. Charles IL Martin, Of this city
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALBERT. they ara
about twenty Eve years o. aye; Of dark comp exon; had
with them new s1s Of clothes, made Of green easnett
aud rev silk hats JIl Is about i've feet eight inches
high weighs about $50 lbs: vel formed high forehead and
psasng couneuanc; speaks quick when spoken 10 vas
raised in Williamson couay hy Thomas PetwaV. ALBEkf
is about feet inches hieh weighs about 10 bsi round
face. rood ccuntsnarce with small round eyes; speaks
rather slow when spoken to- rather humble looking ne
gro; raised by Col Thomas Wsms. Of Mon lgoulery
Ala will give the above reward Il hey are taken and
secured 50 that get them ,o,,
riy24-H Z. l. NElSuN-
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WHEAT WANTED.
To Wholesale Crecers.
mARBELIERn Iron HHANTEIs.

MARBELIAED Iron MANTELs.
THIS msgnfcent style Mansl IL iaking ~ place
81 ~ other dcscrFtazs bsth sccoun ~ - suFe-
beaasY richness, daFxbfy, ssd particularly s eeap
While heir oos i ony aloat hall th4i 81 ne seai
srbs, hey indeed exceed he oFaeF In tsaigs have
.pcrsor l1sire les iatle b tcl r4rh c4sef
rspt elean and far exceed mAr6s earay and are, a.
he sane tine, less Liable 70 areak-
The sndsrsgned sSruts sor the n4nafAei1reTs, Wal
ace. Ilthg0s ca Laesviie, KY, ard su f4rutth them
b their ztrors and she puoc g-israys Sih Sf4tes san
e. peces and every fhnE conpetsi al vi also sstr
Htcad their pg1saH up- efAWAA1 q yWtNs
ssoye Dsaiers and Tius4re Manufacturer.
...-aA-a.ntg M ~ A4Ftei street.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & NASH
WILLIE PACKET

nURING the ensuing season. the a CT
~ commodious light draugh steam syVE- Js-sssA7 |
er, MAGNOLIA, R. S. scuDDER Mas ssSIsss5sS.s szSs
ter, viii run regularly above and to all intermediate
landings. Being exceedingly light III inches draught with
superior accommodations for passengers and capable
making quick trips, sOlicits public patronage.
Orders left with either Of the unders gned for freight
either way viii meet prompt attention.
II. H. HARRISON, -.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, Agents
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DOSTPONENENT-Th sale Of Lots advertised TO
i come OF this day in FOSTERS ADDITION TO EDGE
FIELD is on account Of the incemency Of the weather.
postponed until fHU RSDAY, the e2d inst
noy7-td LINDSEY CROCKETT.
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FOsTER,s ADDITION 10 EpGEFIELp

ON DNESDAY, the It'll Of November next, the
" premises win sell the remainder Of Fosters Addition
10 Edgehed. Our bin Of particulars win be ready
as possible. LINDSLEY CROCKETT,
S5 College street
Z. X. GLAsCOCK, Auctoneer. oct8i-td
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MARRIED On Tuesday evening the oh inst
by Rev. j. b. Ferguson, Mr.. W. r. cLENENrs 20
Miss Louisa JSNE LAWS, al OF this city.
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Land for S ale.

+ OFFER hr sale (70ol SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES 81
l. OF LAND lylng on The Coiuruba Ceatral Turnpike -
ROa, miles nom Columbia and feur ffem III fieas
ant, being a part0f the tract sch reside
This Land equal not superior % any 10 Maury counfy
II Is ~e waercd THE celebrated D-vers cprng being "a
the part offered for saiel vel tbered and vel Improved
There the prruisss some bruutf building sites
fronting the Turnpike ana The contemplated Raj Read IL
will be divided purchasers sola IN . body.
Fer farher Information Ply 20 me a. AakSeod p once,
MAuTy county, Teunessee.
Gagll-f IUCIUs j. POLE.
RashElIls unIon ana LoaIsvll. yoarsAl psass copy.
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NASHVILLE, sMITELAKD AND PADUCAH


TIVE Splendid Passenger Steamer a GSn -
i BLANCHE LEWIS z. SHAW, EegCcsskfa1 A
Master This steamer is being ssz-ssss5l
finished at Louisville and viii be here nv the ls Of Nove
Der, and the above trade all the Her fine
commodstiOns for passengers combined with her light
daught make her Of The best adapted beats for Tie
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON,
oct<z-bm Agent.
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET


M Ill run the ensuing season be- a cT-1 -
w tween the above ports The tzI- rey.2s&1 !
America has been docked and thor
Oughy repaired this fan and have hesitation in say
ing that She respect strength equal % any boat in
the trade her cabin has thoroughly oveThauvd and
the travelling community may rely this boat for much
comfort boat in the trade. Capt JQhnsOus long
perence in the trade without any accident, sufficient 20
prove his superior skill His attention passengers is with
ont fault. For freight passage apply the Captain
board, JOHNSON, WEAVER & Co,
No. &c Market st or to
A. L. DAVIS,
oct1T-6m Z. S. Mail Packet Office, Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. =
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.

PROF WooD's HAIR REsTORATIvE.-The testimony Of all
who thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article is that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to old age. 1t put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Y virtue Of decree OF the Honorable the Circuit cOart
- Of Davidson county rendered al the September Terra
IS55 in the Of George Morse. complains against
llr smith ct al defendants, viii GA SATURDAY, the Let
day December next expose @ public sac for cash
highest Bidder 81 the Court House door in The city Of
Nashville the land described said pleading. being IN
McAvock Addition 70 Nashville irontiag 81 feet ca Front
hours. Thos. 7. SMILEY.
oct2B-did Clerk
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REGULAR

TIVE New Light Draught Steamer Grn -
l. sEYFNTY-SIX, rSgAsc1
P. X. BARLEY, Master, ssrszszs
NHlleave Nashville every other Tuesday at O'Clock NJ,
a. &C, ntinue in trade during season. A. HAMILTON,
oct3-6m Agent.
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CTEEL BUGGY TIRE-lS. / s-is and ~ Steel
- Bussy Tire, Just received and foE 'Ar By
b. DIcKEY,
ssp9t BG No. College street.
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Al RARGaIy.

rs OAK TANNED LEAfHFR BEiTisG - The Euhscri-
heF oaers ioi a ahaut 1850 feet Of prime oak tanned
Leather Brilng In zths kasa tWo lnckes. eost
leAsh ysisss e Nsw Yors) sna sseret- APp5 s0on.
nsF4 {A4. ~ hst4,
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Tor SAIE-rhat vaasbse tract of land and 80.
deighai residences sti1inng ryree springs. kf.ssl
and known the RoBKkfs FLAck. d oGsrcd Tor ~
sale On accommodating tsraa. Apply % kAs1k
u. y. WILLIAM
oct23-dfrsaEst g Chefry e.
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COME AGAIN.

HAVE 90 negroes for sale Of various kinds, amongst
them an extra good cook washer and ironer excel
lent carriage driver 4e cannot sell them 60 out Of
the county, and will guarantee them to suit. sale.
novT kEhs W. POkTER
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Jefferson City Cattle -arket.

WEDNESDAY NiJHT, Oct. 81
Arrived to-day los hogs and 100 sheep The market is
but moderately supplied with Western beeves but the sup
py Of other stock ample, and prices easy quota
tons fair supply 81 mich Offers meeting good
demand. extra hne mich sold to-day at 500.
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CRAM MAN.rEn.

HIGHEST mArset plics given cor WHEAT, CORN ana
RYFhy iva q. HAMaSNnS Ca.
EoR AALE-A HOUSE AND Il 7 in IVES, Nashville
Tao lot fonls McGGyosk stTeet 20 feet, aud
bscs i6a ieet u cot alley The House ooEtaIus Eoou
aud hail, Wlth slsbes, &C. y. A. BALLOWE
orA Genr AL No. ~ neadrFirk ~
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SBARPER.
TooN, NELSON co have HARPER for November.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
EzSB7 gazig9 81 80 81 49,

on and after Thursday November ist trains will run be
~ tween Nashville and rhompson's Station as follows
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville at 6 IS A. NJ. and P. NJ; arrives a
Thompson's al SID A. NJ, and 4 50 z. NJ
RETUKNING-Ieaves Thompson's at s45 A. NJ and
p arrives Nashville at 1923 A. NJ and $50 P. NJ.
On Sunday thu Morning Train only win be run leaving
Nashville al A. NJ, and Thompson az S - A. NJ.
~ Az Thompscn's the Stages Of Carter, Thomas and
Hough connect with the trains
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS. wAYNFsBoRo, JACK
SON, TUSCUNBIA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and COLUM
BA, be procured at the General stage UHce, under Tx
Nerandaa Hotel. A. ANDERSON,
nOv2 X. Eng and Supt.
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oFEIcE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
NAsH, ILLE, November 5th, 1855. (

THE Commercial Insurance Company have this day de-
clared Semi Annual Dividend % eight per cent the
whole amount Of Capital Stock, out Of the proats OF the
past SIX months. JAMES WALKER
uoyT-lm Secretary.
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ST. LOUIS NASHVILLE REGULAR PACKETS.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE
PACKET

II 'HE New Steamer 'SJUTLAND,'A
Il 1905 tons burthen-Captain r. /. tHssy- Sg--.<as1
DIsMUKEs. This steamer, being
built Louisville will be flashed BY the 10Th November.
when she will take her the trade regular packet
The Scotland is entirely boat OF the FIRST class,
and built exclusively the Nashville and New Orleans
tradeher light draft enabling her with load when
others only light We solicit for her share Of
public patronage. A. HAMILTON, ! 49,,
JOHNSON, HORNE co. AbeH'''
lE- We want 70 hire 20 Negroes as deck hands and
fremen for The above boat. octl0-6m
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sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET
rENN.EE q

TIVE Light Draught Steamer MON a CT -
l. TICELL0, G. W CoUCH, Master, ESzENeszsss7 |
viii run as above until January next,
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
NAIFSB0RO, and all intermediate landings. Orders LEFT
with her agents for passage freight will with prompt
attention. II. II. HARRISON / -.
oct22-6m A HAMILTON, Agents.