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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
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Tx TRIBUNE AND THE KNow-NoTHISGs.-The
New-York Know NothiDgs at their meeting in me
Psrk on "wednesday, amused themselves by grosning
Tsr TRrnUsE; and they doubtless imagine that their
enmiiy win destroy that Journal. Nothing could be
more ridiculous or mora perfectly eIh 1 their weak
ness than this. The existence of The fRi5GNE does
smiles of demagoQues 1t is intrenched in the affec
tons Of the good and pure and Independent think
ING men Of the country and long ai continues to
hold straight on in the course 1t has hitherto pursued
ali the Know No.hings in Cnrstendom cann,t iojare
it's prosperity. They may as well, therefore, save
the; breath. Newark Mercury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

We learn from a citizen Of Kansas who has just ar
rived from there that he passed through the to sn
of Kansas, Mo-, he was informed that company OF
border ruaps had gone into the territory with the de-
clared intention Of killing Gov Reeder after they should
have cast their vote for Viii feld the pro-Slavefy
candidate for Congress. Our informant supposes that
that these were the persons with whom Gov Reeder
had the aiay reported in our columns yesterday, in
connection with the rumor Of his death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
Markets.

NEw.ORLEANs Oct l8-The Aantic's news was received
here morning and published in the evening e1ioas OF the
the associated press CoTTos declined under TO the extent OF
ic ing being quoted sic The sales to-day foot up
$500 bales Prime barreled LARO sells at lie.
AGpNy Oct 9-PLoUs very firm sales Of 400 bbls BAR.
LEY active and firm; goo bushels sold at 81 IS for state four
nw-d AND SI for Canadian Coks-Sale Of 40o Western
mixed p lots at 81 s2c OATS quoted at 4bd f6c afoat
CHAkLEsroX Oct lathe sales of CoTTos for the week
foot nm 10 O bales decline of tale Good middng sells at
c The Atantcs to-day csused further decline OF tc.
Receipts the week IL 600 ba Stock on h.nd O3e bales
RcT has adyspced d3l6c good selling at ld4sc. BREAD
sruTFs generally have slightly advanced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

ERIE coUSTY.-The Hards, Notwithstanding the
detection of their orgas The Buffalo Courier, which
has gone over to the Sos, still adhere to their stand
ard and have put in nomination the following ticket:
For senator, James l.. Barton, sheriff, Cornelius A.
Waldron; clerk, John Anthony. A portion OF the
ticket was left blank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

FREE.LovE AND The MAToR.-ApFh eauon was
made to the msyO yesterday, to protect iutu'e meet
ircs of the Clab, and he has promised to 90 20 pro-
yided they are quiet and orderly. The iaay o. 'as
chief of the League sent the mayor an invitation %
be present with few Of such friends a. ne misn'
select at her house a. meeting Of the eadlns Mem
bers of the Club, gentlemen and ladies' on a gwen
evening, with view to bis forming bus oHn estimate
of their character O. gentlemen and iAaieA inf
msyor declined on the plea prior engagement OF
that evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

NEw-0RLEAss,, Friday, Oct. -, 1850.
The steamer NAUTILUS arrived at this port to'diy
with later dates from Bfazos. Matamoros had sur
rendered to the reyoutobists withou. giving battle,
and matters there were quite tranquil.
At San Luis Potosi fight Of three days duration
had taken place. but the city still held out the revo
utonists having only gained possession OF the heid Of
battle. Requirements hsd been sentfrom Monterey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
THE MESlLLA VALLEY.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Oct. 10, $3.50
The New orleans mail of Thursday the 18th inst. Is
received.
The San antonio Team reports that the survey OF
the Metslla valley secures to the United States BON
passes to the Pacific and that the new teritorys rch
10 gold and silver
Msior Emory and the other members of the Boundary
surveying party arrived at San Antonio on the cath
ultimo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

IN BODY or soul nothing less than justice VIII DC
..tod or received. The Commodore's idea 'ha'
,ss direction of railroad is SO professional mat
Ger that an outsider cannot understand II anu ousn
mot to treat of it, is handsomely secuted III, U'g
talk of the monopoly chief will not answer Inc
dsv Of ,etribution and reform is az hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Rnsrnx Eridav Oct. 10 1sj5.

Arrangements for the great exhibition of the United
States Agricultural society in this city next week are
nearly completed, and everything promises brilliant
displsy Toe grounds beautiful, and are dauy
visited by thousancs Of citizens AID strangers The
entries OF stock very large, and embrace some
the finest animals in the country Quite large num-
Der Of cattle and horses have already arrived IL tne
weatber ia favorable il is calculated the exhibition will
supass anything of the kind ever seen in the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90 1855.

already much impaired. lie spoke last eveaing 81
tire with painful exerticn. He will be easily broken
down and it is ungeneroas 10 him personally, Is u
will be impoltc in the result 10 urge bis NOBLE iui.
pu.es 10 efforts which must be fatal to his physical
srer eth and in the end deprive altogether OF his
aid. A tRiESD OF TEsPEkANsE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

STILL ANOTHER HISDOO LODGE BROKEN UP.-Ihe
Rome Sentinel says that -" Hindoo lodge, com
posed of more than one hundred members, in the
town of Western, Oneida county, disbsnded a few
DAYS ago and surrendered its charter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT RICHMOND, VA.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Oct. 10, 1855.
A fire at Richmond, Va, on Thursday morning, de-
stroyed Mr.. Belvins cabinet shop, containing twenty
thousand dollars worth of furnture also the fdrn-
ture establishments of VIM. Ritter and Samuel W
Harwood The total loss is about forty thousand dol
lars,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

LOSS OF THE LAKE SCHOONER II. DOVIEL.
OswEGo, Friday, Oct. 10, 1885,
The schooner II. Doviel, bound from the Niagara
river TO this port with cargo of wheat sprung aesk
off Oak Orchard and sank in deep water. The crew
were all saved. The cargo is insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

Moooey Soft; Xvth district, De Lsney W. knsve,. Ind
Derocrst; XLVith district, John Cullen, Whg ALVllih
disrct Cbsres O. tshnsn Wing; xLixth district Andrs.
J. Oder whir; LTiIs district Tborss Dam Hard a1d
son; LIV eiItIet jobs Mglsn Soft AANllh distinct
Henry 5 smith. Half Shell
BROOKLYN CHARTER NOMINATIONS.
The Republicans of the Fourth ward have nomi-
mated Charles c. Fowler for alderman and Isaac Al
len for supervisor. Both gentemea hold the same Oh
fces now.
janis G.. Williamson Wing has received the lnde-
pendent nomination for alderman OF the Sixth ward
and Charles b. Gotten DEM has been nomcaea Tor
supervisor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

TROUBLE AMONG THH LIQUOR DEALERS.
BUFFALO, Friday, Oct. 10, 1888.
The German and American liquor dealers of Enc
county in convention, have rtpudated the Syracuse
liquor ticket and resolved to vote the straight Soft
Shell ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

KINGSTON, G. W., Friday, Oct. 10, 1855
The steamer Arabian while on her passage from
King ston Toronto, struck against Darlag onpier
Yesterday and sank 10 ten feet of wafer. II 81 cargo
being on deck, is uniDi ured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
,.,,pr.rrp NOMINATIONS.

ron ALpERMrs-Twentieih ware, k9 ts Sail ~
iell Twelfth ward. David JACKSON; ss ~ Hill Hard
xth district Thomas ,ison IT, Ind Dsnse,.,; A' Ia III.
gist, joan D. Bssts, HGa aaa S0si Lila ai''' '' -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
Tennessee Hospital for the Insane.

The second Biennial Report OF the Trustees
Treasurer, and Physician and Superintendent
Of this Institution, has been laid upon our ia
bic. The able and efficient President of tn
Board of Trustees, S. T.. CoCKEILL, ESD, +,
ports that, for lack of funds, they have No
entirely completed the superb structure whic',
the benefcence Of former Legislatures hs
enabled them 10 commence and asks a furthe
appropriation for that purpose. lie state,
that the Board, after full consultation, deter
mined 10 heat the establishment by steam, in.
stead of furnaces, on the score of economy,
safety from ire, and better means Of obtain
Ing an e4uaJle, comfortable temperaturn
throughout the building. An admirable sys
rem of forced ventilation has, also been adop
ted, which secures continuous current of fires
air, and dispels the noxous eilluvia which al
generated I'm houses where are congregate
large numbers Of persons Appended to hi
report are the regulations for the admission
State and Pay Patients The Treasurer's +,
port of Expenditures is 500, s8l 90, more tina,
halt of which was incurred in the constructo..
OF The building.
The accomplished Physician and Superin
teudent reports that 1872 patients have bee
accommodated in the Institution since the dat
of the last report 12G males, and &c females
81 ofwhom have been discharged, or have die
in that time--i0 of this number were restore
TO reason-20 discharged improyed-l2 unim
proyed-l5 have died.
The report proceeds to ndiyidualize the ds
eases which have proved fatal among the pa
tients, and mentions tie fac, that the inmates
the Institution wero entirely exempt from ep
denies Of cholera and dy~entery, which pre-
vailed in the ue:ghborhood
The report calls the attention of the Legis
lature 10 the fact, that the counties of the Stat
have never made a report of the number of in
sane within their respective limits, which leave
him at loss how to proportion the benefits O
the Institution. lie suggests that the Legisla-
tlre take some step that viii enable him 10 pro.
cure accurate and reliable reports on that sub
itct. From The appendix of tables we collect III,
following facts which may prove interesting
viz: that the number Of males exceeds that q
females; that the number OF single males ex-
coed, that of married males; that the number
OF married females exceeds that Of single fe-
males: thsj there are more patients between
the ages Of - aud 30, than any other age
that i!l health. of yarou, kinds, was the most
frequent q the asoerlaiued causes Of insanity
I'm, more tIa' half the patients had received
only admitted eduealion;" that there were
more than Tlt times as many farmers rs
r,cmbers or other cailtng'; and HAT Davidson,
rutherford. Shelby and Wilson counties were
most largely represented ia the institution.
Ga ,he whole, the report Is one on which
those who have had the Institution in charge,
may congratulate themselves and az which
those who feel an interest 10 the unfortunate
subjects O: It's care may well lie graliiied. No
class Of untJrtuuates cry J, der tor the sym
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
The Pacific Railroad.

Ex-Governor NELL S. BRowN addressed the
House of Representatives. yesterday in favor
Of the passage of the bill to guarantee the pay
ment By the State of The bonds of the city Of
Memphis, issued and to be issued to the Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad Company. Gov.
Brown is one of the abest men in Tennessee
and he discussed the subject in an able and
statesmanlike manner, as he discusses every
thing he takes hold Of He assumed the prop
osition that it was Of the greatest importance,
not only to this State, but to the whole South,
that tie great Pacific highway shall he con
structed upon the Southern route, and be re-
garded it as not improbable that the location
Of that road depended upon the construction
of the road from Memphis to Little Rock. II
that link should tail to be constructed, he re-
garded it as quite uncertain where the Pacific
Railroad would be located-m0st probably up
on a route altogether favorable to the North,
and against the interests Of the South. he re-
garded the State as being perfectly safe in en-
dorsng the bonds of Memphis, aud as it was
fraught with such great benefits to Tennessee,
he urged, in his peculiarly eloquent and forci-
bic manner, the passage of the bill. The meas
ure has a champion OF great power and elo-
quence in Gov. Brown.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

The commerce of the earth was a mere cOasting
trade. His prayer to the Queen was granted and
to-day, TO his genius and the strong heart that
sweed within his bosom, are we indebted for
peaceful happy homes in this, then, boundless will
derness, bat now cultivated, enlightened and smil-
ing country. Let gentlemen look at the facts in
volFed in the issue now claiming the consideration
of members in the hail. and make the application.
But the bill is local, says the gentleman from
Maury. An argument is not necessary to show
the error Of the gentleman, that rot only Memphis,
but tue whole State is TO be benefited by this road
1t may build up Memphis. Who on this floor
would not rejoice at such u result? What Tennes
sean, is not proud of her, as she sits upon her
bluffs, looking proudly down upon the great Father
of Waters. 1t is our interest that she should
! DC built up. | am gratied at an opportunity to
assist in doing it. Yes, Sir let her grow and pros
/ per. Let her boundaries be enlarged, let her
streets be extended, let her commerce be multiplied,
let her prosperity be equal to the desires OF her
enterprising citizens, and will rejoice with them.
! | anBsOrry Mr. Speaker, that the geography OF
Tennessee is such, as TO continually suggest 10
gentlemen sectional deas-lccl feelings aud p:Cju
tdices. ! would, Sir to day rs chet riUlly an
appropriation to the counties OF Carter and Johnson
the Object being mcritoriOus-as 70 Davidson coun
ty. am proud too, Sir, to know, that IN iiis Re
spect IcOTrectly represent liberal and enlightened
constituency, who fully sympatAse With me III suct
feelings. [ am not the representative, merely, o
those, by whom ] am honorcd, wiki q seat upon
this hoor. No Sir. lam one Of the Representa-
tatives OF the People of Tennessee! It's my pu"
pose, to give such direction to nay actions here, al
will indicate that have not failed 10 realize thl
important fact. But I am troSpasSing upon tn
time Of the House This bill is to he still furthe
discussed by gentlemen who favor its passage.
have discharged what felt to be my duty.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
G.. L.. Holmes, ESQ,

One of the Representatives from Shelby, is
one Of the most practical and reliable men in
the House. He does not speak often, but
when he does, his good sense and sound rea-
sonng are sure to win the attention of the
members. This fact was Illustrated in his
speech in the House yesterday upon the bill to
guarantee the payment by the State of the
bonds of the city of Memphis issued and to be
issued to the Memphis and Little Rock Rail-
road Company. His array of facts were en-
forced with power that would have reflected
credit upon any gentleman in the House.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

pathies of our nature thsa those bereft of rea-
son; indeed we have thought it was the most
deplorsble temporal calamity to which our
fallen race is subject. By the generous be-
quests made to this noble charity, the State OF
Tennessee has erected a monument to her phi
lanthropy to which her citizens may point with
pride and satisfaction.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
NEW BOOK EsS ALICE GREY.
Il Z L. Y II u - . III .
The Autobiography Of an Orphan Girl.
Ri ALi'E GAEl.
M..E--n.--. -----L -- --- ------.-cL.L

Hp7eoa'7g tog7R 'l enc r1'g1s-cl0h
We present the first Of this series % excellent ,tores to
be the yeriahe history OF tie early life Of AtcE GBEv
whose charming Magazine Tales have often added to the
enioymeE7 q the domestic rsle and alternately provoke
the merry laugh brought h tear Of yurathy eye
BE this as it may in this tale have the authentic
to biography Of young lady, resident Of this Ststeso
slightly coEceae' beneath the gauge Of fiction, conceal
the actual Persouas from the curiosity Of the general pub
lcno; efficiently concealed hide them from those
who acquainted IN he 8uhores cognizant Of
the amidst which she has been LILY HUs3N
simple, interesting story q actual life, showing how
much real romance amidst the place Of every
dry affairs ?; is Beautifully written book and will doubt
less be greatly sought after by those who admire
tenderness and feeling which appeal directly the genter
emotions Of PIE heart.
This book v be suitable present the ladesfor
which it is particularly nritt,nat the time it
may be read with profit by persons Of an ages and both
sexes. Just resolved by
deci ". 7. BERRY & co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
CIRCUIT SQUIRT. DAVIDSON COUNTY,.

RULz1s 1t IS ordered by the Court that hereafter the
Clerk shall divide the Trial Docket into four parts 10 be r
ed respectively among the FIRST SECOND THIRD and FOURTH
weeks Of the Term, so that shall be placed
at the Of TIE Docket but all shall be TRIED
they reached.
RuLE9d Judgments in unIitgated cases and judgments
by default may be taken as heretofore.
RULE Sd. shall he the duty OF the Clerk within forty
days the adjournment Of Court divide the Docket
stated and publish two newspapers OF general cir
cliaton the causes for trial among the first second third
fourth weeks that the parties such may
have notice when their attendance VIII be required
RULE h It shall furthermore be the duty Of he Clerk in
Issuing scbunn9s the witnesses them 70 at
teni on the frs second third fourth Monday # the
Term according the place the stands the docket.
Und-r The above Rules the fooEny will stand for
trial during the first week Of the term
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
ADELPHI THEATRE

TT HIR9 APPEARANCE of the distinguished Ira gedan,
Mr. James Bennett, formerly Of the London and Ia
pool and for the last year performing with the most
brilliant success in Boston, New York, all te principal
Atlantic cities in the United States, and viii this evening
apr ear Sir Giles oyerreach
Third appearance Of the Peerless Green OF the Arena
Madame Oluza who viii appear the tight rope. On
which she viii exhibit number Of the daring feats
which have caused her TO be justly pronounced the Wonder
~. ba
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERS !-A9
$3.50. 49, go 60 7I

MIL the Tsnne-s River Bridge is rsb1 Produce
q Merchsn6i-e VII he tipped across the riv-T
Stearbolt5 Scd BsrCes and he ueee - two drayage4
SHIPPERS are notified that goods 10 the depats in
insufficient for the entire profession 81 III contents
viii be rejected Grain vu not be received except in heavy
tsashu~, or Gunuv Bags The light thin sacks u be
fused 9t ts ft q nc O1rHeF, tHe AAor AMI tine
necessary repair sill greatly relrt The transhF
ing Performed The Agents Of the road
specially receive grain az iheir respective
stations unless the sacks ny aui distinctly marked
and acCo aGec y order shipment W e can ot per
mi the deots t. b used as storage houses fr pro-
GuJe when the De hell e. Il Suts the convent
% shipper TO rGer fJlW5rt Wheat to Chat
a00Cg will be char 5ed cents, and corn cents per buhe
nom tu5hOma a1d III stations west OF Tennessee ytr
and from Nashville and all stations st # tn hOfla heat
viii ne charged 10 cents and corn cent per husieL WAS
key viii b. Ch9g II barrel am Nashville % Chsftt
nooga Al articles Off eight des grated in our farT a. 1t,
Il. I Al RSOE,
Sup't n. & c. Railroad.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
PIANO FORTEs.
& IS. Rec NAN

& IS. FIRE EMAS
AVE just RI lived eight Pau5 Fores have several on
IL the wa, and v scep lr,t'y hand good as
lOTtusE- Of just sIgh Instruments as VII
SPEAK FOR TIL EWSE YES
Every Piano Forte sai hy shall Dee warranted every
respect. We rlIy invite ii-ui- ami ala those ia
want u superior iu truns g % give call at No. Il
College 9. lds-S-ul ~. & K. FREEMAN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
Giles County, Dec. LIST, 1885.
For the Nashville Daily Patriot.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 10, s55.
Mn EDIToR:-I enjoyed tue pleasure Of witness.
ing the performance OF "our" Club on Saturday
evening, and my mind was struck with the idea
that the gentlemen should form permanent or.
gauzaton, aud perform regularly for the bencf, Of
the poor, the widows, orphans, &c. Their per.
formances have always been well attended, which
shows that our people appreciate their efforts. /
miss ed some OIL familiar faces, and know not why
they could not unite in the Accomplishment Of such
goodly end, and would respectfully suggest 70
them that in union there Is strength, and DO
think that, If they will produce good, moral play,
fog the purpose Of fitting honse or public han for
their USE they will succeed in such an object.
You, Sir, are lighting for noble purpose, but a
little time and space in such an undertaking would
inspire the Young gentlemen with confidence, and
respectfully request insertion of this, with your
views on the way in which the object could be ae-
comphshed. Yours truly.
g ANFLIE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
TO Wholesale GrOcers.
VI. mEIiEDITIT
pRoFTrRALR INYrSrMEKr.

IITAsTKD s4oa 20 aio0oO 10 inssss IN = uhelessls ba
w siness, already cstabiirhed.
\. H-Ahy psrson having ths STORE to Invest can
aks arrangements 60 svr h personal atteiSa othsr
wise. AppS ~ letter 10 Box sz4 Pet Oer, Nashvlr
stating Wien aGs sEcrs a. lGterview eAn D. hal
augs-u
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
A DESIRABLE FAMILY REsIDENCE.
Agricultural implements
AT MANUFAcTURERs, PRICES.

II. =. w ~ IL r.
As ard I'll keep hand up stairs IN n r. Yeatmans
IA Warehouse Market street, well assorted stock o.
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements and
Tools and H0u5efurntshllg Gods, uiaca he VII seh
MagUftcfur1r prcs added e has also for sale,
IRON slows.
Persons ia Waut o. Two Horse Powers Threshers Now
er. tea er Corn shess sc sill send IN their orders,
he dout intend 10 Import any lai na previously en-
gagged. ifcs--f
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
Christmas Presents!

w have many articles ut8be for Chri.tnas Gifts, Of
w which We will mention
EbJny TRAVELLING Cases for ladies'
Euony Writing Desks "
Ebony Work Boxes
Rosey0of
Satcheij q Velvet and Leather for ="
ii yer and Pearl p, rte Aioues Tor "
silver and Pearl Gard Gases for
Watch Stands "
oder b. x5s, &c, sc.
With many other artirl which will sell at moderate
prices. idecl2l II McGlLL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS
FROM y iSBVTLE.E
FOR sMITHLAED PkDUCAH, LOUISVILLE, ST.
LOUIS, MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
is5 j
wsra,I. -. ...s-5flsI

- -.
TsDN, HAmoS, Master, leaves Na,hyiue Mondays
y. and Thursdays a. 10 A. n.
gIEss-Tfe fna pass niger steamer CUBA, &trHfNEf,
Master leaves Nashville sdays and Psiiays 20 Do
ROCK CIEA--The splendid steamer, ROCK Guy,
pKN TgAN Master leaves Nashville Wednesdays and sat
ufdays a 90, A. N.
These boats are light, and have excellent rlH0da-
taUs y chem passengers get % Louisville ~. Louis,
Memphis Or ick-r than ~ nv other roa e.
For eigt or passage apply beard or % the Agents
A. HAMILTON . Naraet street.
fIaWRTggN str.