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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-13
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 1;
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

THE RIVER commenced receding slowly yes
terday, but as It is probable there were heavy
rains up the country yesterday and the day
before, we may look for another rise before the
river recedes very much. There was light
shower here yesterday forenoon.
ARR1vED-The city Of Huntsville, from
= Celina, arrived yesterday, bringing down a
large cargo of produce, mostly wheat
DKPAmED.-The Aida, for Paducah, the
Sallie Vest, for ST. Louis, the city Of Hunts
ellie, for Memphis, and the Blanche Le0is, for
Cincinnati, left yesterday.
To LEAvE.-Ihe Monticello did not get off
yesterday, but leaves to-day for Burksviile.
The J. G. Cline is the regular packet for
Memphis tomorrow evening.
The Cincinnati Com mercial of the 9th says:
Freight swere plenty for St. Louis yesterday, with
moderate offerings for Pittsburgh and Wheeling, and
decided improvement for New Orleans The
following are the current rates for Nashville
NasI0iHe-Whisky, Oil aud Vinegar 81 So Ale
81 25; Pound Freight 6Oa65 per cwt.
TnE ALABAMA RIvER-The Montgomery
Mail of the 9Th says
The river is IN. now for some time. Freights
are down, for ditto The crowds Of people com
ming in, are amazing. IL is going to be rushing
crushing, busy, jolly, tempestuous time, Tor sew.
eral weeks
The Atlanta Ielligencer Of the 10th says:
We have just received intelligence through
letter to a friend in this city, that the Alabama
River had risen % feet in the last three days, ana
was still going upwards This will be gratifying
news to our merchants and will doubtless nave
81 tl,. trad nt
g5g- The steamer Memphis, in going over the
falls yesterday morning, came in contact with a
small rock which knocked hole in her larboard
side She was run upon a small island on the falls,
and is now out of danger. The Memphis was heaV-
lily loaded.-LOu. Times, III.
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Mississippi Election.

The Memphis Appeal of the 10th, contains
additional returns to those we published yes
terday, from the counties of Tppah, Lafayette
and Tishomingo, in all Of which the success of
the democratic ticket is claimed.
In Tippah county, the APpears correspon-
dent claims over 400 majority. In 1858, the
democratic majority in this county was l6S.
The whole democratic ticket is elected.
Ia Lafayette the democratic majority Is 273.
Tn 1858. IL was l62. The whole democratic
ticket is also elected in this county.
In Tishomingo county, the APPeacs cores
pondent claims nearly 600 majority for Nc
Rae. and the whole democratic ticket, which
is a gain Of over ZOO votes.
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~ A meeting of the ScOtchmen of Mem
phis, was held at the WOrsham House on Sat
urdav evening, for the purpose of forming a
St. Andrews society and several speeches were
made. Mr.. Robert Marshall was called to the
chair. and Mr. r. r. Mcdonald was appointed
Secretary. DR.. J. S. Mckenzie made very
beautiful speech, in which he opposed the for
nation of such a society here at present as
useless. In the end they resolved to establish
a fund for the relief of all INDECENT Scotchmen,
and invited all the ScoJchmen in Memphis and
vicinity to contribute.
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Supreme Judgeship.

The Memphis Appeal of the 10th, contains
the following letter from Archibald Wright,
ESQ. We presume this will settle the question
as 10 his candidacy:
EpIroRs APPEAL:-I notice that my name is yet
used In connection with the Supreme Judgeship.
I am not insensible 20 the importance OF the trust
ar the honors OF the office Ii is one OF which
any gentleman should be justly proud. Nor am
forgetiu OF the kind Partially OF my friends. am
indeed grateful and return them my sincere thanks
Bat it is due alike 10 them, as TO Judge Harris aud
myselE that state my position.
When the Office became vacant he applied TO me
IN 6l IL aud had consented to do 50, he would not
now be a candidate. But for causes, not necessa-
nv 20 state declined It, aud with other members
al the bar, without respect TO party. recommended
him 20 the Governor, and urged him 20 be a can
didate before the people have entire confidence
In him. and shall vote for and sustain him. IL Is
for me but TO saw what have uniformly said, that,
II elected, cannot accept the Office.
A. WRIGHT.
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ANOTHER EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-We learn
that the Clerk of the steamer ALidd Mr..
Wills, WAS robbed on Sunday night Of $ll6O
dollars in money. The thief entered his Office
on the boat, and opened the safe with false
keys. $1,000 of the money was given to Mr..
Wills, in charge, to be delivered to Mr.. Rich
ards, at some of the Iron Works below, but
he had forgotten TO deliver it as be came up
We understand no clue to the robber has been
obtained.
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bill to amend the Attachment laws, and twas adop-
ted on its Sd reading-ayes 50, noes 3.
On motion of Mr. Temple, the House took up the
bill the more efFectuaIy to secure the Common
School fund, and it was passed on its Sd reading.
On motion of Mr.. Wallace, the House took up
Senate resolution to elect Public Printer on Thurs
dsv. the 18th inst and the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. White moved to reconsider the vote adopting
the resolution, and the House refused to reconsid'
er-ayes 80, noes 81.
The House then adjourned to 10 o'clock to NOR
row morning
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To RaiIr cad Contractors.

rEALED Proposals will be received at the Office OF the
> Edge-ld Kentucky Railroad Company in Nashville
Tenn until saturday, December 18th, 1885, for the con
sructon Of oad from Nashville TO the Kentucky Line,
where II meets the Henderson and Nashville Railroad to
Henderson the Ohio River The f. 4 X. K X is about
fortyeight miles long, through country well adapted for
Railroad construction and the work viii he divided into
sections about mile EACH which may be bid for sepa-
ratey VIII ole road included in proposition Pro-
posas may also made build the thirty miles only next
t. Nashville either by the nge section in contract
There are the road tunnel hall mile long, heavy
rock work various points, and two large Bridges Maps,
Proes and Plans will be ready for examination by Dee st
any information may be obtained by addressing the I'M
dsrsigned sAM'L WATSON, President.
oc23-trvtdecl5 A. AN DBRS0N, chief Eng ineer.
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II. w. SHAFFER,
No. College st., Near Church, NASHVILLE, TENN,
nEALER in all kinds Of Cabinet Furni
~ ture, and is receiving additional <,.. ,
suppys; and having lifted myself out ~ 81
with a fine hearse and gentle horses, am -
prepared furnish every kind and quality Of cons the
shortest notice, by day or night.
Clocks Lamps and Grondals for sale. Mattresses OF all
kinds on hand, made 10 order
Furniture Repaired with neatness and dispatch.
New and various styles Of Warrobes-a cheap for cash
good paper, at No. College street near Church.
X. W. SHAFFER,
oct24-1y By d. W. DoKRB, Agent.
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MIDDLE TENNEssEE SYNop.-Ths judicature
of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church met
in McMinnvilIe on Friday the End The attend
ance was comparatively meagre. Considerable
business was transacted and the Synod adj
journed to meet in this city on the Friday be-
fore The second Sabbath in March, 1856.
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r9E" Gen Leslie Combs is hammering away
upon the Cincinuatians in regard to the Lex
ingtou aud Danville Railroad. The Generals
head is budget of railroad statistics, we'll di-
gested and arranged.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAnRoAD.-We
notice that the City Council of Louisville has
submitted proposition to the voters of that
city to subscribe one million dollars to the Lou
isvlle aud Nashville Railroad in addition 10
what has already been subscribed by that city.
We are advised that the people will no doubt
vote affirmativey on the proposition.
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r5- At the wharf, yesterday, we saw two beau
tiI railroad cars and locomotives, built by Messrs.
Olmstead, Tennys & Peck, of this city. In point
of neatness and comfort, the work on these cars
cannot be exceled. They were built at the Loco
motive works in this city, aud we are informed they
are intended for the Ohio and Mississippi railroad
Lou Times llh.
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woOL! WO0LI wOOLI!i
FnR sAIE oR RENr.

AsH and The highest prizes paid for good clean
via as n D pIcKET
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MEMPHIS, November 0th, 1855.

FINE MuLINERY.-At Mrs. Il. Crookers' Nil
linery Establishment on Union Street, viii be
found the most tasty assortment OF Head and
Neck ornaments, and Dressing, we have ever
seen 10 the city. We understand that Mrs @.
has Just returned from the Eastern Cities,
where she has. procured all the latest styles Of
Fashionable Head-Gear. Her establishment
appears to us really neat beautiful, and ele-
cant Ladies who are in need Of trimmings
IN that particular line, would do well 70 call at
Mrs. C's. and get their beauty more elegantly
embellished.
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RossITER's PAINTINGs.-The lovers of the
beautiful viii not forget that the exhibition OF
these Fine Paintings opens this evening and
tonight. No paintings possessing superior
merit have ever been seen in this country, and
the most meter fact and impartial Of all our
readers cannot gaze upon them without feeling
a thrill Of pleasant emotions.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10.

LOUISIANA The election is close, but favors the
Democrats. In the LIST district, Eustis, American,
is elected I'd district, Taylor Democrat is elected;
80 district Democrats ahead 4sh district, nothing
heard
The Democrats have carried Mississippi by about
1000 majority.
Heavy rains, rivers all rising
LOUISVILLE, Nov. II.
River feet inches in the pass on the Falls aud
feet inches over the rocks
New YORK, Nov. 10-P. n.
Cotton firm, prices advanced /; sales 1900
bales Orleans Middling, %; Upland Middling 81.
Flour firm and an increased demand for export and
home consumption = s.75a9.OO for common to
straight and extra State; S.624a9 20 for mixed to
choice Western; 9.0Oa9.50 for low grades extra
Ohio; Southern, 9S74a9.75 for mixed choice; 9.slt
al 90 for fancy to extra. Wheat dull. Corn droop-
ing-Western mixed s5a96; Old Southern, 100.
Pork unchange d-22. 5Oa22.75 for mess, and 21.0O
for prime mess. Lard, l2al2t. Coffee frmer-
Rio, 9aallt.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10-P.M.
Cotton has declined; market unsettled; sales Fri
dav, 1900 bales-sales for the week, $1,000; i'm
portations for the week, 900 against 900 bales
last year. Receipts at this port ahead of last year.
14l 900 bales. Stock 1860 bales.
reports Furnished by the Associated Press
New ORLEANS, Nov. IL.
Cotton has declined t-sales 5000 bales Middling
79aSt. Flour, S.S74a8.75. Corn and Oats unchang-
ed. Sugar duh.
From Mexico. ....
The steamer 0rizaba arrived to-day with dates
from Mexico to the Sth.
Alvares is still President, and has fixed his resi-
dence at Tilapan.
Ocampo has retired from the Ministry, owing to
a disagreement with Comonfort, the Minister OF
War, who aims at revolution, to be attained by
the troops who are now pouring into Mexico. A
famine is feared.
The steamer Ocean Bird arrived yesterday from
Havana, with dates to the 6th.
Louisiana Election.
Wickffe elected Governor. The whole Demo
cratic State ticket elected. Three Democrats and
one American elected to Congress.
LoUIsvILLE, Nov. 12-Evening.
River feet in the channel and falling.
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MARRIED-On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. w.
c. johnson, Rev J. B. McFERRN, d. D., editor Of
the Nashville Christian Advocate, to Miss CYNTHIA
TENNESSEE, daughter of John McGavock, Esq, OF
Edgefeld.
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Coal BoATs-Four coal boats arrived from
the upper Cumberland yesterday. We under
stand that some thirty or forty coal boats are
ON their WAY down
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nine nUNnnEp

CRIES 81 Iana for sale in eamner coty, Tenn. 10 q
~ miles from GAllAtn. coed TuEnPke Read run -
plne sr eaIasin within nies, the Balance good ieye
ara road porton of s Aboat one and ban - fwo
es foc ne Nashville and Leasvdis Railroad two steam
saw mills near premises. EIu eel Ia lots 81 LOO
.cres OF nare csEhs balance IN and years. ~ - 70
A. Def acrss Thss rsalng l4nfw % se - make early
Application The undcTsled near Aashvs, 60 . 9oseA
wallace. Agent, eamner couriy.
noy8-eaEu AAhti.
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EY- Gen. W. h. Whitfield, member of Con-
gress elect from Kansas territory, is on visit
to his relatives and friends in this city and
Hickman county, his former residence.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

PACKET.
FTNHE steamer HUMBOLDT a crTSsn -
i 1900 tons buFthen, Capt WM. E-Ti--7v5t tsss1
STRONG, John ID. Taylor, Clerk ns<zssSsszss'S sk1b
This is finished IT Cincinnati, and ready
take her plsce in the trade
The Humboldt IS entirely boat Of the first class and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her light draught drawing only 26 inches wae) viii enable
her to with load when others only light
We solicit for her share Of public patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE co, go
JOHNSON, WEAVER & CO., AbeN-''
oct22--Gm A. J.. DAVIS, U. s. Mail Packet Office
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New BooK.-H. Long & Brother, New York,
announce the speedy forthcoming of new
work Icy " Alice Grey, " entitled Lily Huron:
or the auto Biography Of an Orphan Girl, and
other tales "
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DOSTPON EHENT-The sale of Lots advertised to
/ come OF this day in FOSTERS ADDITION TO EDGE
FIELD Is account Of the incemency Of the weather.
postponed until tn URsDAY, the 22d inst.
poyT-td LINDSEY a CROCKETT.
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oFEICE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
NASHVILLE, November 5th, 1850 !
NHE Commercial Insurance Company have this day de-
clared Semi Annual Dividend Of eight per cent on TIE
whole amount Of Capital Stock, out Of the profits OF the
past six months. JAMES NALhEk,
noy7-lm Secretary.
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HANpsoME INcoME 10 BIZ MApE az Hone

1NHE above can be made in every Town and County
throughout the Union, BY engaging in the manuiacur=
aud OF article, upon which, fer outlay OF Sl0
thousand dollars year may be made The article Is Of
universal daily consumption. and that has puzzled the
brains Of some Of the m1st eminent Philosophers.
II Is self evident that destined 10 become Of the
most necessary Of the necessities o. e The article Is
that viii have ready and permanent sale a. -four
Pull particulars viii be BY mail ths receipt Of IAN
cen or an equivalent In Post once Stamps, Specimens
JAMES T. HORNE CO,
octsl-lm Box 4Aolp Post once, new n ork.
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Pure Drugs and Chemicals.

LARGE Invoice Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, OILS Dye
n stus Instruments Perumery, Fancy Good, Brushes,
&C. just received and for sale at small advance upon East
ern cost, by A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner College and Union sts. Nashville, Tenn.
English Wine Colchicum Root, Spatulas,
:" " Seed, Bathing Sponge,
Fine Turkey Opium, Surgeons do.
Pure Nitrate Silver, Homeopathic Walls and Corks
Colodon Syrnges of assorted kinds,
Phosphoric Acid, lApothecares' Scales and
Oxide Silver Weights,
Copper, Galy Pots with Covers, (all
Proto Carb Iron, sizesO
Per. Chloride Iron, Bed Pans, different styies)
Iactate Leeches and Leech Glasses,
Soluble Citrate Iron, Fine Rose Macoboy Snuff,
Glvcerine Honey Dew Scotch
Iodide Potash, Bermuda Arrow Root,
ChIoroform. Turned Wood Pill Boxes,
Precip. Ext Bark, Canary Seed
Morphine Sulp., Pure White wax,
suph ouinne Pratt's Artificial Nipples,
VsIeyenate Of Qunine Nipple Shields and Bottles,
Iodide Chamois Skins,
Iodine, (Resubimed) Bath Bricks
Cooper's Isinglass, Refined Salt Petre,
Fluid Ext valerian, Fresh GRID Cyenne Pepper,
Isinglass Adhesive Plaster, Genuine CASTLE soap,
Pure Cod Liver Oil, Fresh Table Oil,
East India Castor Oh, Henrys Msgnesia,
Wedgwood MoTtars, Cork soles, &C. &c.
octS
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one Hundred Dollars.

SIc -. Please notice the difference 70 prizes The artt-
Gle FOR shich you have paid Geeu dolrsI wiz sen for
Those FOR which You lave paid FIVE win sen for three, in
all cases war antnF mine 10 be Che quality Of Glasses
The quality % metal equal and workuausi Up superior
$40 3D. Please uOdcc that sell for cash, my prices
testify. j. FLOWERS
ocu2 a a. Union 81
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

The Etua Insurance. Company of Hartford. 1
Chartered 1915.
CASH CAPITAL s5OaOO0.
THO. A ALEXANDER, scc'y.... THO. X. BRACE, Pres'L
State Mutual F. & N. Insurance Co. Of Pa.
CAPITAL $4,000.
4. j. G4iLtIl, See J. p RUTHERFORD, Prest
New York Life Insurance Company.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL 8SOo0o0.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres
Pre- Marine Inland and Life risks at equita bic
rates. jy23l JOSEPH NASH Agent.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & NASH
WILLIE PACKET

nURING the ensuing season, the a T1 -
IL cOmmOdious light draugh steam Nss1rfiza1 |
err, MAGNOLIA, r. s. SouDDER, Mas
ter, will regularly above, and all intermediate
landings. Being exceedingly light on inches Graugh) with
superior oda0ns for passengers and capable OF
mai King quick trips, soieits public patronage.
~ orders with either Of the undersigned FOR freight
either way will prompt attention.
II. H. HARRISON, ,,
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, Ase"S'
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NEW ARRIVAL OF ZINE BOOK

CACk SALT eco bags Idverp5ol coarse salt In
- store and for sale by W. n. GORDoS co.
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,

NASHVILLE AND NEW OHLBAhS PAChEIi
RIGA,
MILL run the ensuing season be- a Tr1 -
w tween The above ports. The S-s-l.9glste1
America has been locked and thor
oughly repaired this fan and have hesitation in say
ing that she is in respect strength equal TO any boat in
the trade Her cabin has been thoroughly Over aud and
the travelling community may rely this boat for much
comfort any boat IN the trade Capt Johnson long
perence ia the trade without accident, sufficient 20
prove his superior skill His attention 10 with
fault. For freight passage apply the Captain
board, or JOHNSON. WEAVER co,
No. 20 Market st or to
A. L. DAVIS,
octiT-6m q. s. Mail Packet Ofice Agents.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House resumed the consideration Of the bill
extending the jurisdiction OF Justices Of the Peace.
Mr.. TAYLOR moved 10 amend by extending the Ju-
rsdicton Of Justices OF the Peace in cases OF peace
warrants; laid on the table.
Mr.. Galloway offered an amendment providing
that where the bic damned Dc Is given, 1t shall be
considered an assault; adopted
Mr.. Dewitt moved 10 amend by adding proyiso
allowing appeal TO the Circuit Court; adopted.
SIR. Nixon moved the indefinite postponemeut Of
the bill and amendments, and the motion prevail
ed-ayes "A, noes IA.
Mr.. Upton moved 20 reconsider the vote inief-
nitoly postpoung the bin, lost-ayes 25, moss SIS.
Mr. Runnels OiIereda resolution directing the Ju-
dietary Committee 20 report bill blending the oth-
oes OF Tax Collector and Trustee Lies over.
House Biiis Oa Second Reading TO provide Tor
the election Of Agent OF the Pcnirentiary by the
Legislature. Laid on the table Oh motion OF Mr..
Harris foF the present
To amend the act Of ls5I-9. eh. l6i, providing
for taking dispositions; passed.
Ca motion Of Mr. Bartlett the House took up the
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Stations to Chattanooga.


From Nashville, LaverEEe and
rniyTua .-...-...- -.- --- col.
+" Afu, freeshcTo', Christina
and Fcsteryiile .-.-.--...
" Beiii,uckle, MGrirlce, shell
bgsille and Normandy co..
Tulahom1. Estl's Springs,
Deoherd and Cpvln.--..-.
Tartslon, Andersen an i
vens0u- ..-.---.---.- q.
4" BriaEepoTt. Sheiimogli aud
Whitesii1.. --.
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGuLAR NEW oRLFANs pACxEr.

FE'HE Dev and light draught steamerd TT@l II
4 CUMBERLAND, Carr. H. d. =. $zts5e5 j
II. BROOKS, being nearly finished 1a22s ezls
and the best adapted boat for the trade, viii commence
plying on the December next between this port and
New Orleans This boat has superior accommodations ior
passengers besides being adapted carry every DESCRIPTION
Of freight and stock in satisfactory manner kcrhe OF
passage and orders, apply on board or to .
nOyS-6m III. II. HARRISON, Ag't.
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atnn REWARp.
e 8 s..ls-zlzaaE3
sUPPLEMENT OF FREIGHF TARIFF.
sUPERTNrENDFNT'8 Q

NksTvrItS 4. CUsrrANoosa Rtuactr, Csf- 90, 10
ON and afcr SATURDAY, 2nth iu.t, Grain AMI flnur
" over the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad WI %
charged a. rates As below:
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PosTER,s ADDITION 10 EDeEFIELn.

ON WEDNESDAY, the Tth Of November next on the
premises will sell the remsinde Of Fosters Addition
to Edgrned Our bill Of particulars will be ready soon
As possible. LINDSEY 4 CR0CKkTT,
80 College street.
4 r. CLAsCocK Auctoneer Oct3l-td
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH
PACKET

TTNHE Splendid Passenger Steamer c7T~Ts1 -
BLANCHE LEWIS, z. SHAW, Ez-LCasss~ - 4
Master. This steamer is being zzzsS
finished at Louisville, and will be here by the list Of Novgm
Der, and in the above trade all the fine
commOdations for passengers combined with her light
drsught make her Of the best adapted beats for
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON,
oct22-6m Agent.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

THE New Light Draught Passenger 4 al -
l. and Freight Steamer ALDER gl@EaesE1
TINE, MILTON AKIN Master having
been recently built for the Cumberland river trae viii run
during the Low water above and to all nterme-
date landings. Orders left with her agents oI eghs or
passengers, viii meet prompt attention.
a. HAMILTON, Market street, or
II. H. HARRISON, Agents,
oct22-6m Front st., opposite s. b. Landing.