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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31


Our feow.citizen. n Tim. W Gilman, has the
agency for obtaining subscriptions to the following
works, which published BY subscription only,
and are not for sale in the Book Stores:
THE INDIAN RACES OF NORM AND SoUrH AMERICA.
New York. Published BY the American Sub
scripton House.
This work contains an account Of the principal
aboriginal races; description OF their national Gus
toms, mythology and religious ceremonies bis
tory of their most powerful tribes aud their mos,
celebrated chiefs and warriors their intercourse
aud wars with the European settlers; and great
variety of anecdote and description, illustrative Of
personal and national character The author is
Chas. DeWoh Brownell The work Is illuses ted
with numerous I'd diversified eoloTed illustrations
entirely new, aud many Of which are from original
designs. Il is also accompanied with chart, which
gives statistical references Of interest The work
contains $50 pages.
TRE Eastern OR 0LD WoRLn; embracing Ancient
and Modern History. By Henry Howard BrOwn.
ell, A. NJ. 2voIs. Toronto, @. w.
This is also beautifully prepared work, and illus
trated with colored engravings The first volume
treats of the Jews, Assyria, Egypt, Greece. Rome,
Persia, India, China, the hahomedans Spain, Ger.
maRy, Hungary and Russia, With a valuable stats
teal appendix. The second volume opens wish
France, and the late Revolutions; England, with
the history and description Of Nor<sy; Sweden
and Norway Denmark; the Netherlands SwitS
erland Portugal and Italy.
Mr.. Gilman has the agency for these works, sne
viii receive subscribers, the books TO be delivered
in January and February. he viii call upon oar
citizens and exhibit specimen copies
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rT- DR.. Dawson, charged with robbing the mail
at Waynesboro some time ago, was brought 20 tbis
city night before last By Barclay Martin, ESQ. The
Agent Of the Post Office Department for this secs
ton Of the country The prisoner IOoks vsry de-
jected. He attempted, since charged with the
crime, to cut bis throat
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LAN on SW4NV C01S I0J,rRgIHs

PLAN or SWANN d co.'s LOTTBRLBs.
Thirty thousand numbers corresponding With n oss
The Tickets placed In wheel The - prasa
pa ed In another wheel. nHmber ID drawn r0E he
Number Wheel and a. the tine priEs is drawn ire
the other wheel The Prise drawn placed ssaast 49,
number drawn This operation Is repeated Enti az ths
prizes drawn out.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money address for tickets ordered
receipt Of which hey viii be forwarded By arst mail.
The list 81 drawn Numbers ana prizes viii Be sent par
chHsers Immediately after the drasing
~ Purchasers viii please write their signatures plAlu
and give their poet Office, county and STATE.
g Remember that every Prize is Tawa and payable h
suIl siihont deduction.
az All Prses ofsl coo aud under, padImnsdistey aRss
The draWnE-oiher prEes a. the usual time Of thirty dayH
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cSsh Cd renewed IN ether Tck eth
So
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ODp FELLow's HALL-BRALE's RENowNEI
ARorIc REeIoNs.-This celebrated Panorama
is nightly greeted with large auditory. The
hole of those wonderful Arctic scenes which
present physical phenomena so different from
thoseknown 70 the inhabitants Of the temperate
zones, sre shown with vivid accuracy. Their
fidelity TO nature has been subject of wonder
TO those who are familiar with polar scenery.
This panorama not only represents the scenery
of these northern regions, but also exhibits
the perilous scenes through which these hardy
mariners of different nations have passed. 1t
begins, 50 far as Dr.. Kane's expedition is con-
cerned, with the departure Of his exhibition
from New York-follows him as he progresses
northward, until he is surrounded by the eter-
nal ice aud snow of the Arctic circles. The
wreck OF ship at sea is grand, picturesque,
striking. But it is useless to psrticDlarize far
Their. The reading world is familiar with all
the suffering, trials and triumphs of our re-
nowned fellow citizen; and If they wish TO see
varied and striking representation of them,
they should go TO see this panorama. 1t clos
es on Saturday night.
The ladies should remember the afternoon
exhibition to-day al three o'clock. Take the
little aud big ones They will be delighted.
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$50 ReWa rd.
C. E. HARDY & CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION AGENT

Bacon, Lard, Flour, Fruit, Feathers,
and Produce generally,
NO. SO BROAD STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
dec1O
NE HAVE nov in store new stock Of Wo0LENS,
w adapted especially to the Winter Trade, which
selling at very low prices to close
100 Gents English ShAwls
100 SleFia do;
9O1 pieces Plaid Linsey;
200 do Satinet.,
cases French Msrino:
do English do;
DO Solid and Fancy DeLain;
do Hamilton aud Manchester DeLain;
bales Coating, heavy;
DO Blankets, &c, &c.
These Goods with very large variety Of Staple aud
Fancy oGoods, oGerog the strongest Inducements
close out A. J. DUNCAN 4 CO.,
dec23 No 20 Public Square.
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CIR Booxs-HoLIDAY PRKsKNrs, &c, DO.
Hagan & Bro, Market street, are now receive
ing splendid assortment Of Elegantly bound
aad beautifully Illustrated books. Also a
large stock Of account paper and Blank Books,
which they viii sell At low prices to close.
Buyers are invited to give thema cal.--d2w.
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SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES!
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,
CLASS 2S
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgia. in Pubis
TUESDAY, JAN. goth, 1857, on the Plan Of
SINGLE NUMySERS!!
10000 Tiekets--3.3O7 Prizes.
Whole Tickets SlO;-Halves SIS; Quarters, ESQ.

S,S0T Prizes amounting to............... &2O4 Gee
Whole Tickets $l0;-Halves SIS; Quarters, $50.
900 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the last hgure
Of the Number th draws the $4,000 prize. Fer example
IL the Number craving the $40 900 Prize with No l.
then ali the Tcl cts where the number ends in will be
entitled to t40 II the Number ends with = then al
the Tickets where the Number ends in will be entitled
$40, and so on q O..
Certificates Of Packages win be sold at the osWsg rates.
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package of1O Whole Tickets .......te
10 Half ........... 80
10 Quarter {" ............ Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to
5. SWAN co Atlanta, Ca,
or :. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
or T. srtMsTEEN,
dec29 Box No. 3, p. o. Nashville, Tenn.
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NAshflLLk, Ice oVs lo0O.
The undersigned committee appointed by
the Judge of the County Court, and the Mayor
of the City of Nashville, to examine INFO al
legged charges against sundry slaves now in Jail
belonging to DIR. McGavOck, Judge Turner
and others, of conspiracy Tor instruction. RE-
port after a careful inquiry, that they find no
evidence of any discretionary tendencies or
purposes by Esaid slaves and they recommend
that said slaves be discharged from confne-
ment. In regard to the confessions and state
ments of the slaves of Mr.. John P. Erwin, the
undersigned would remark that from their
characters as given BY their masters and
Others acquainted with them, the said slaves
are totally unworthy Of credit. There were
no circumstances to corroborate their state.
ments and many to contradict them. Of the
confessions of said slaves in references to them
selves, they were only evidence of an Intention
to perpetrate private injury in regard to
which the undersigned do not deem it to be
within their duty or authority to make any reS
commentator.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
CLASS M,

To be drawn in the City Of Mobile Ala, In public on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1851, on the Plan OF
SINGLE NUmBLRSs
JoHN HUETLE and WV. hCGUIRE, Esas Commissioner.
1000 Tickets $3.50 Prizes |
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TIOkkrs.
Navel ScHcnNRN
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ycAtcf4AF ~ Aot1allAc.
Retail Domestic Market.
corosfhere but little doing Saturday. We heard
oF sales Of about leo bales at 11ailx.
: Hufrsa-Per pound, 9oa25c.
u EoGs--Per dozen, i5a20c
Bacos-Hans; Calico Shoulders Sci sides Ease;
Lan--eefng at sh ace per poand: am.
Mnnwe quote at 45a5oe per bashs 100 from wagons;
n retail
Eteua-sslling at 80 so per l0oponnds lor supeTane
Bscxuaksr FLnuR-s2 95 for 50 ibsscks.
roks I'VE quote corn at 35a4ec per bpskeL
HH44F--ffheat commands Doc.
DARN Fxcf Apples command 81 50 per buses Peeled
p schss are worth IS so; unpeeled e @.
forArpn--irsh Potatoes worth sas om wagons; sia
20 In rstai Sweet Potatoes selling a. 81 50a9 co.
TonsFs- sc per hushel.
Charleston Market.
ArunDkr nec. 81, M--coTroE There 4 . rood de.
mss g - m and advar cling Psicea sales to-day 600 bales
The Cotton Crop.
WAsHINeTos, Dee. "a. 1856.
Tas Sensior and Representatives IN Congress
FROM he Cotton planting Districts have written let
tsrs ch agree 10 the opinion that the Cotton crop
he present year will he fourth short Of that Of
l4ss year. and that il will not exceed 2,T00. 600
ponnes They give this as the result Of observa-
ons NJ e eanvassing their districts during the re.
cent el ctioa.
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JOSEPH ROBINSON.

The REsS AAr-In this wonderful age, Art lays her
touches almost everything. The ceilings
and the carpets tread on, haowed by Art Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud
her machines Of wood and iron, to act if with
knowledge and annhaes space with lightning tanned down
the tueedge of boy Nothing is too lofty for her touch
and nothing humble. proof of this old conviction
has Just under notice. n the shape OF CATHAR
TIC Pill from the Laboratory that world renowned
Chemist, DIR. CO.. AVER.
II understand the subject he has carried that article
to the ahsssS ERECTION Of which capable Instead of
employing Drugs its composition, have always
thought the necessary sne only he has with consum
mate skill extracted the Uires Of the medicine be
ployed combined them alone in their purity together
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery and
steam powernto sperold p, which is wrapped amen
veope Of geane for from the effects Of weather
or time then theky coated with sugar. its
passport the palate Notwithstanding all The abored
perfection they offered the Public at than one
eenteach. However humble the department think this
may eafey characterized the contamination Of in
It's Koruil0 Be1os, Bat.
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8, 80 Prlzes amounting f44 eOe
Whole Tickets, $40 Halves, IS; Quarters 81 %.
The FIRST $40 prizes decided as usual.
The 1000 Prizes OF $40 will be dsserrn!n
by the last hguTe Of the Number the t4UOs
Prize For example, II tie numb drawing the 946,O
Prize ends with No. then all the tcke vfsre
Der ends 70 will be entitled 70 $40. II the number sAds
with No. g then all Tickets where the number ends In
will be entitled 10 go, and on to O.
Certificates Of Passages wild be sold at the following rates
which s the risk:
Csrubsatss Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets see
10 a
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31
soRoFULA AND SALT RHEUM OF FOUR YEARS
STANDING, CURED BY CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.

sOR0FULA AND SALT RHEUM OF FOUR YEARS
STANDING, CURED BY CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE
WORCESTER, Wayne Co., o., Dec. l, 1858.
MEssRs BKsEErr Having for four
years past been suffering with scrofula in its worst FORM
without finding relief from best yscians was solicit
ed by friend try Carriers Spanish Mixture 1t gives
me pleasure that before finishing the FIRST bottle
the disease relaxed. then ordered two bottles, and
with heartfelt gratitude state to you the fact that two
bottles your excellent preparation has entirely cured
The third bottle gave friend who had been suffer
ing with Salt Rheum for length of time and he, like n.y.
self owes his restoration health to the virtues Of Gar
ters Spanish Mixture" You at liberty to this let
ter in any way you may think proper, if will benefit the
afflicted Your obedient seryaut,
noyll JOSEPH ROBINSON.
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C0PAwTNERSHIP NOTICE.

Mr.. L. A. LANIRa and sEO. MIZELL having bseom,
w associated with the zndersigned in the wholesa
main a. heretofore. q. LANIER co.
December 1st 1874 dec5
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CHARLES ROBERTSON
(Late Of J. G. 4 O. Robertson, Broad sireet)
Q q N fe e 10 N Sr

Candy Manufacturer,
and Dealer ia
Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco, and Fancy Articles,
No. II Market street, opposite Morris stratton's,
w 0ULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Nashville and
w surrounding Community that he permanently loea-
ted in the above business and would be pleased to receive
a share of public patronage.
e Particular attention paid to orders from the
try decl6-ly
$50 How ARD.
d ANYWAY from tie subscriber. residing in Columbia
II Maury county, Tenn, the 29th November, YELL
Low BOY, named DICK Said boy il about % years OF
are weighs ITO to lis pOun about five feet eight
inches high; Of bright mnatto color; quick spoken
rather nsoeut appearance He last heard of in Nash
ve supposed TO be in that vicinity now, with free
pass. will give the above reward for the apprehension
confinement Of said boy in JAIL that
cure him. ldee1e-dsf JOHN BROWN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-A certain remedy for Liver and
Stomach complaints. The daughter Of Mrs. Farlow Of
Henry street. New York. three years in deporabe
state of i'll health suffering from her stomach and Liver
Seven weeks ago she commenced the Of Dr. Hooway
Pills. and perfectly cured. Sold the manufactures, No
So Maiden Lane New York. and No. PA Strand, London
and by all druggists at Csc, 62Hc, and 81 per box.
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GRAND CONSOL DATED LOTTERY or md.
EXTRA CLASS 4,
b. Dim L. pnlts.,,rn va r..--l..- = Ia
10000 Numbers!-1.O0O PrizesI
5 c II e vi e.

In these Lotteries every Prize must drawn some one
sal the Prizes are drawn out Of the wheel
~ T. II. hUBsARD Co. are authorized " the Man
ayers TO al All orders
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY

Whole Tickets, SO; Halves IS; Quarters $250
5000 Prizes of $40 viii be dstermlned BY sAs
last figure Of the Number that draws the e4o009 PTizs
For example, If the Number drawing the t46e Prize snds
with No. l. then all the Tickets where the number ends
will be entitled to $40. II the Number ends with Ne l.
then AL the Tickets where the Number viii wiz be
entitled TO $40, and 90 TO 0.
Certificates OF Packages win be aei the following rates
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package of 100 Whole Tickets go
leo Half ............ %
100 Quarter" ............ 10
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates either to
S. SWAN CO Atlanta, Ga.
RS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
decin orr sTIMsTEEN, Box 3, kGshViRs p. o.
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ARRIVED AT LAST.
= - 80 es 49, oraies, and isF sal cheap -
p. ". MAxFT A ca
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THEArRK.-Last night, as announced, Miss
1nce appeared as Juliet. We have taken occa-
sion before TO commend her acting, aud we
aeain feeicalled upon 10 pronounce our deci
ded appreciation of her abilities To say that
her rendering Of Juliet was good, conveys bat
a distant idea Of our meaning-it was per-
teot triumph Of srt-it brought into play her
extraordinary histrionie genius, aud established
beyond doubt, If doubt before existed, Der
claim 70 rank with the first actresses of our
oouatry. sAA gave Us, in fact, such Juliet
as we see bat once in life time Her reading
we particularly Misunderstanding over our
.senses-
''Sot as sae memory Of buried love,
Pure as tLe prayer which Childhood waits above,
Tonight we are to have tire HuneAbaeA, 10
which Mss Inee Is most excellent. Let our
citizens show their wonted appreciation Of
true talent and greet her with fall house.
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Havana Plan Lottery.
[ By authority Of the State Of Georgia.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOT.
D TERY-CLASS g. 10 be drawn at CONCERT HAL, Macon
Ca under a. superinendence Of Col GEoRSE NJ.
LOGAN and W O. ASDEEsos, Esq, on Saturday, Sd
Jam, 1851.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME.
10000 Eumbers-PriEes payable without Deduction.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S5,0OOI
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commentator.

The undersigned, who were present at said en-
animation, concur in the Above opinion and recon-
mehdAtion.
Jas. WmrwossH, Judge, &c.
AND'w. AxDEiEoS, Mayor.
NEILL s BRovs.
EDNIN II. EwiKa
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NOTICE.

NHE Subscriber respectfully announces that ne Ass as
posed ola portion Of his interest in the GrSisaessT
Medicines 10 Mr. GsORGz BEcKWTrH, OF Nashville.
Nashville Dec 2, 1856. ALhA- hAOAAN]AA
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CO M NJ e RCIAL,
Retail Domestic Market.

corIoN We heard Of sales q nltlo more than 100 b.
yesterday A. 1Okaifxc.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

Gin Of HUNTSVILLE from Cairo, Daniel Boon
from Memphis.
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whole Ticket, SO; Halves IS; Quarters ,sso.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-17

The THEATER ,PRoJECT-When that enterprsing
manager, Mr.. W. H. Crisp, was here last week, this
undertaking became so nearly tangible thing, from
the encouragement he met,with among number of
NATTER that he left the city, for short time filled
with thought of the project, and of which he spoke
slightly at the time. But finding lease of the old
house had been effected by others in the meanwhile,
we imagined his purpose might have changed. But
terating his views, and in thishe says:
MY intention is to visit Mobile the latter end of
this week. with the ground and elevation plans of the
new theater, taking from five to ten thousand dollars
of stock myself l have q conviction, which only
failure can dispel and believe from the enthusiasm
which attended our late performances, there is no
such word as GO fail" sT@0%
I have the Gaety Theater on lease-T want a
Z" Gaiety" in glorious Mobie."-[Mobie Reg, l4th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-17

! General Qutman left New Orleans yesterday eve
ming, and is expected here tonight. Preparations
have been made to give him proper military salute.
He will be received by his friends in Natchez as man
has seldom been received. He comes to them covered
with additional glory, He only. wanted aposition
upon the national theater to indelbly impress his
upon the civic history of the nation as bright
and glorious as that which he has made upon its
military annals. He has at once taken position as
one Of the bodest and most profound thinkers of the
dayone of the purest types of the age. t4145yff
"A collation. will be given him, on which occasion
his friends will have opportunity of shaking hin
by the hand and hearing his views on the importan
subjects now agitating the country. The COLLATION.
morning at II oclock-[ Natchez Free Trader, 18th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-17

A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-BetHeen three and four
weeks since young man stopped at the Woodruff
P. Levi, Shippers Landing, Mississippi Last Mon
day week he suddenly disappeared from the house,
leaving his baggage, and nothing was heard of him
until Wednesday, when body was found in the Ohio
river at the foot of Mill street. which was identified
in the atternoonas that of young Levi Before leay-
ing the hotel it evident that he had been drink
ing pretty freely. He pulled outs roll of money,
about $1O0, which he exhibited to the clerk NJ
money was found en- his body, which leads to the
suspicion that he has been fouly dealt with. Il
z vas 4H4YE nj :}T .@#' louisville Courier, 9th, 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-17

. MIcKY's BABY.--Our rosy-cheeked office boy, Gone
Of the incest and smartest little fellows the globe
Michael Gallagher in his peregrnations homeward last
evening, found baby, regular bit of a baby, done
up and slowed away in cigar box, and abandoned
by some wretch, unfit to be called mother, at the
of human divinity was living when found, but died
while Micky was bearing it to the Second District
Police Station The manly little fellow reported the
event to rs this morning, with blush on his cheek
and tear in his eye. He will scarcely forget the
he was the pitying bearer--more plying than she
who gave it BIRTH only to flicker its soul light mo-
ment, and then lapse into the infinite fountain of
being. Surely the angels of God made note of Mickys
deed, registering it against his name in the golden
book-eyen the Book of Life. About an hour or two
after, we hear that another live baby, naked as it
was born was found in the streets of Brooklyn, cast
away by one who had no business to be mother.
~ IN. 7. Mirror, 9Th.
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of letter from Mexico, which it inserts the journal
of Commerce states that our Minister to Mexico has
essentially adjusted the terms Of Convention with
the Comonfort Administration, by which we are to
acquire another slice Of IMeriedn ter7itory--how
is not, we hope the revival of the .tty million pur-
chase which said tohave been authorized or ne
gotated some time ago, but which was not consum,
mated. s National ntegencer, 9th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-17
Steamboat Departures This Day VS.

SFA as MOBILE. So
o'clock NJ, Pontehartran R Geddes Bank Piaes
4 8 TCHEFUNCTA RIVER. S
Virginia PEARL Hoffman, arrival Of ths IL o,eoe a
Pontchartrain cars Q. Lowber IS Magazine street
PAscAGoULA. ss5ssss'8 2
California Nelson MASTER arrival at Tho Lake Of tbs
O'Clock P. II. POnteharrain cars. r. Geddss 10 Bank
X n q. b. LOWER MISSISSIPPI 42 -
u. r. w. HILL Newell, MASTER at sclock. h Nixon a
Union street, agent. tsf t5sfa.tS }
ARKANSAS RIVER.
Moses Greenwood, Thomas master, o'clock Il snapp
CO., and T. B. Smith, agents. ssJ5t
.gsz5i,5=f tsss TENNESSEE RIVER. sss sgt5553s4
Eastpor Harrison muster, 1t O'clock Lewis snapp Ces
Front street, agents.
y CUMBERLAND RIVER,
Scotland, Dsmukss master, at o'clock R. Nixon s.
Union street, agent. tla53 sz5 sRI ! HfS35S blta
De De- Lewis at 6o'clock. P H. Brinsoa Co.. Lafayette
y street agents. w 2{# 9&$
II. L. Dougherty. stoekinan master, at o'clock n b.
Smith. u New Levee street. agent
ST. Charles Applegate MASTER at O'clock n D. Sfh 10
Now Leyee and L. snapp CO., 81 Front arrest egcn5
P. F. Kimbsr Whenbery, master at P. NJ. Lewis saapp
q Co.. 81 FROM street, aseats.
Planter Atkinson, master O'Clock. p r. Rrinep Co.
Lafayette street. agents. S f II
ATGHAFALAYAs RIVER #
Frank Keeling Grant, MASTER at O'clock. A. Baqns Cas-
tornhouse street. agent. S8