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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
RESCUE or TWO BROTHERS.

Amstg those who were rescued by the brig ElIen
were two yocrg men named Casey. They are twin
btotbers scd bear q very cOee resemblance to ono
spotbex They wore originally from Sebastian County,
Aaoscs. and have been in California for some year,
When the psssergsrs were called upon 10 commence
bsipg they fell into the ine and both continued 70
assist until about quser Of hour previous to the
yesteis sinking When they left the cabin they went
on Tie hurricane deck and made preparations 10 meet
their fate. They stood together near the hurricane
deck within few feet Of Lieut. Herndon, who still
oottnued calm and sefposseesed in his actions. But
A minute before the vessel sspk one Of the brothers
cav him. and he was stil without envy apparent ex-
citsspeut A. the chip gave her last urch, the broth
ers were stsDdipg by one another. In moment they
were ergufed In the vortex Of the waters, amid the
din OF the death cries OF hundreds Of despair
irg beises ths cracking Of timbers, and the VIC
lent rushing Of the waters the seas suged together
over the sunken steamer. When they arose TO the
surfsce they were far apart. One, feeling plank
within bic reach grsspet it, and o. once evan with it
from amorg the SCORES of beings which were sarouni.
ing him, ksowiDg with the instinct Of self Preserva
ton, that to get clear With constituted his only hope
Of saty, aud a. be left them he heard the cries Of
the drowning men, each struggling with tho other In
their efforts TO eeize the few fragments of the wreck
which were aoAtDg about, that they might peschanco
be waved. BY the aid Of this plank he evan for sew
eral tosls. tE aboat O'Clock in the morning, vhsn'
discovering the brig E'en, be hailed her. and tae'f
coure passing where be was, thsy board hS oV'
threw him rope, and he wss drawn upon DECK
Hs brother. ca coming 30 the surface, swan 90 o.o
Of the ts,ahwsys He VISA hardly sested CO 80
two others iioired hin, and ia mincse Gfoe moss -
a,so reached it. and tho Elk held With inc 'eAsy
despair to buoy then ~. Ts~e q essea: no~0v";
escars exhaaxsd sfss ssiSg n the "sses ~
ivss.. al &c q saA Lssss6 IL ~" 'Ss"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN BADGER.

Captain Badger one of the rescued passengers OF
The CeniSs; Amenes, states that the gale increased
until O'Clock on Friday, the llth, whea it wa. Der.
esIvta TIA, tho engine had stopped ead the ship foil
on mo tbs trough Of the sea which caused her 70
Considerable water around Der lee saaft aui the
80 gvw dsNd- gh.s II wss aeruard sscertaiaed
We cause Of the stoppase OF the ongnes was the
80 o. toe are sid engine department in getting
s."r.n 0.s ,i'm The buukers to the hro-room fast
s " Keep Up the fires: consequsut!y au the on
a. vel a. al the puraps attached to the
c.. Iae Geek ppnps we're out OF order, and at
NJ Do'gtf- suggestion compsties were organized
% ns Stewards gaass snt deck hs0ds wont dowa
'Ss eo@ ARG. By HE tine the Gres were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
EXHAUSTION FROM LABOR AND LIQUOR

Many of the persons who were carried down BY 10
Central America were in their cabins and state
rooms, some exhausted by the continued tax spss
their physical energies in baling .he vessel, ed
others, il is sad, intoxicated. Those Who were IN
accustomed TO hard work were now fatigued, ssd u
Emulate ,hemselves to effort liquors were freely
passed along the line Of men, and were largely par-
AIKEN Of Some INDUCED 10 such al extent that thcg
were at last stupefed and were carried to their sA-
ooms by their friends to their normal eosi.
ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
HANDSOME REWARD.

The passengers rescued flown the wrecked stess,sr
by the brig Marine subscribed aud presented 70 the
captain officers and crew Of the latter vessel a. fol-
lowe: To the captain, $500; first mate, ti0o sscood
mate, $75 two cooks and steward, $780, sailors. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
PERILS OF A BRIDAL TOUR.

Mrs.. Esston, who was saved on the brig, wN aAf-
red in San Francisco on tho day before the steamer
sailed. and WA on her wedding tour, intending -
leave New-York for Europe. Her husband wa asveA
on the bark Ellen. Capt. McGowan had the pleasure
of communicating the welcome intelligence TO hes %
Thursday last having just left the bark Mr.. Essss
came on to New-York, where he reoined his wife 20
tsriay morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
NOBLE CONDUCT OF QUARTER MASTER
RAYMOND.

The rescued passengers from the Central Amerioa
appear unanimous in their opinion regards the In
tepid and noble conduct Of David Raymond Qasftar-
Mater of the Inflated steamer. He made three tnps
with one Of the lfe-boats between the steamer 81
the brig Marine, and tried hard to get some one -
accompany him On another trip and while pleasing
fer assistance 10 his work Of humanity The boss -
which be stood was stove 10 beneath him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS.

The Washington Cn'os Of Sa.crdsy. ssys
"Inquiriss wore made ct the War Dc5astmeo -
trIdsy. for the purpose a seoertaiaiog wae@S e
sa,csx Of IL srruv e. tsIs NJ, ssss CO .ssed =.
llfsted steaneG I've sauss ,sguisses vefs - -
SAt:v Assv pspsS,6s apAA - Ses.e -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21

,hea bold Usn sbs't c'coca IN su,dsy moru,sg-
ISs5 ~etc thea discovered By .be Es.a .od .sk.a GA
board the bsoshers essse 10 6r.. time II e.oA
others ssasty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
SAVED His MONEY,

A young man by the name of Cauldweil, VII" We
rescued by the brig Marine, suceeeded In ssvSg
twenty pounds of gold dust the result of is labas at
the mines. He stopped at Norfolk, with the iItesAsa
of proceeding home by land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
NAMES OF PASSENGERS SUPPOSED TO
HAVE BEEN ON BOARD AND NOT
HEARD FROM.

HEARD FROM.
The following notes gathered BY reporters axe as
correct they be made, but ye!y probably con-
tain many errors ard confusion of names. We have
tried to exclude all irmors, aud pnnt only the
names of such as were known 10 lave been on board
No list Of passengers wsre saved snd it doubt
fu if any full and authentic list is il existence At
any rate We are moi Likely to know thi.d Of the
rames until the next California mails s,s received
which ought to be in about nine 1Ays:
Among the passenger. Of the Contra America. who
are supposed to be ost, reporters by digect N.
quiry among the scrviyors have cbtai.ed .le uaass
OF the following:
Mr.. SAMUEL SaREyE, of San Fral osce, WHO VS. on
his way to New-York with the expectation Of be 9
married soon after as srriyA. lie formerly nom
Boston.
CHARLES TAYLOR, of Norih-CGsolins NJ. Taylor
was in his stateroom asleep at the the e steamer
went down being exhausted from tie constant exe.-
ton in bsihng the vessel. Fouserly nate % Psc!ac
steamers.
MIR. JANIS B,RcH, late of Fsl River Mass. MI
Brch had recently obtained tie contract fot en- extern
sive nail service in Cafornis. He hed wife residing
IL b~ston She has been stopri.s a. she het1 lel.An
Hotel N this City awaiting her hasb.ncs srrivs, e-t
from previous adyices that maj beer received from
hin, hsd been led to Suppose task be VOID res srtvs
in New.fork Until the next steamer.
GAaHiAL ID. BRUSH, bags. age uases- of tie Panama
Railroad. Has wife res;ai,g IN Eew.YorS
Mr.. HoIILr OF HAwILr, Gf BfGseSog CoLn- Ar
Hswley's wife and two ..6ren v,,e ,scueI bT tie
big Marine.
Dr. ELLIS OF Ohio. Dr. Ellis h.s wife auG f,y;
children. who we're Iesouec by the trig.
Ar Blows q SsS Frsrasco, vha We IN hs way
20 England
Pura poosIs Of the Es,7, brstAx n CT 6~Ua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21

s1fc scd cnila we're sssed S-a, VS. s5cu' Is years
u eye.
JoHr GooDwKLL kept stsvern IN Grass Valley.
II wife VIZ sInOBs those ssved-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
Supposed to have been lost. b.,

These figures can mabe them we do not
know whether any passengers LEFT the steamer At
Hsvena The Philadelphia did no. bring any to New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
LIST NOT HEARD FROM.
PASSENGERS.

PASSENGERS.
Au.tin. =, Nevada, Cal.
Bagwell, WHEY, Saersmento.
Bsfhayer =, Penn Valley, Cal.
Birch, James, Fall River, Mas.
Bookee. -, New-York.
Brush, Gabriel D.. baggage master.
Brown, - San Frsnci.co.
Boyc, Charles H.
Buns, William, New York.
Butler, Patrick. MLodo Island.
Bullie, Peter, Mokelumne. Cal.
CapeIlO, joseph Geneva, Italy.
Car, johnson, Paramount, Va.
Crsgen, Michael. Hazel Green Wis:
Cremips Michael, County Cork, Leland.
Davis Lee.
Denenberg, Henry, Grass Valley. Cal.
Dobbin, =, Purser ia the Navy.
Dean. Henry, California.
Depour, John, Philadelphia.
Dome clio, Mr., Geneva, Italy.
Ellis, -, Dr., Ohio.
Fsllob, -, San Jose, Col.
Fallon, Thomas. Conrec,i,ut.
Gibbs, Dr.. Columbia, Cal.
Gilkie, Charies. Portland. Me.
GDkie, janice, Portland, Me.
Gould, George.
Green, William, bark vespucius.
Hughes. Robert.
Hutchinson, Geo. T.. New Jersey.
Howley, = Bridgeport, Conn.
Horn, john Cincinnati, Ohio.
Horn, -, tson OF John, Cincinnati.
Harley, -, San Franeisco.
Jones, Cha,ier tcolored beyt.
Jones, David, Schuylkill County. la.
Jones, Frank A.
Kent, Charles, Richmond, Va.
Knight, William, LOckport, N. Y.
Lesvenwonh, or LeffiOswell. Dr.. hieh'es-.
Lee, -, San Francisco.
lockwood. r. A., Indiana.
I.eech, john, Stockbrides. Mass.
Leonard John, Bufialo, N. 7.
Lehman, John, Wisconsin.
Low, -, Nevada, Cal.
Marvin, Capt. =, Buffalo, Ny.
MoCiOugh =, Pennsyiysnis.
McNesl, -, San Francisco.
Mcneil, -, Lcckpor, n. y.
Marvin, -, Buffalo.
Mifch, Stephen, Portland, Me.
Mytle, Frank, Mokelurnne, Ca.
Mech, -, Nev-York.
ONeil, -, Cincinnati.
Piobert, -, Grass Valley. Cat.
Parker, -, San Frapcisco.
Parker, --. San Franc9co.
Powell. john, Kentucky.
Ridgeway, George, Philadelphia.
Mcgoway. -, san FYanciscc.
Ruoweil John, Grass Valley. wv
Rseves, William, St. Lawreoce Cocnty. ~ I.
Revepa, Thomas, St. Msrguenta, h&f'
Robextsop, -, California.
Steward. David, OHIO.
Sven, Samuel b.. Htfsburgh.
Shreve. Samuel. Sau Ersac,sco.
S<9wart, Devid, Ohio.
Smith, -, Asp,rwdL
Saroli, =, San Francisco
Stevens, -, Jersey CITY,.
SpooDer. Elijab. Schuy ikliI County RI
Shreves. =, Boston.
Suifb. Jsu,er, bark Vesp1cius. w
Tcnpkns Jsmes W.. Nes. hcen1n SSE.Vo,k.
TomI kins, - fbrother OF sSovc'' ~"
Taylor. Cha,ies. North Carc'ma- w1,
Taylor. Rob- RI, Jefferson County W."
Wee Havoc, =, Penn Veuey, C~
Vean, Antcire, Mokeiumns, u.
Wbits, Wilton. Secramento:
WooGworih, james, K1c&sk. HOWE
Yong. Dr.. S.n frNAciseo.
Yeessy. Dr., San kfuacinco'
-, SeUsc4anAa, snkssns
49, ,sv.sssai. b7:S teaHAsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
A LUCKY MAN.

This is the fourth remarkable escape thst hdtiV
Birch has had from the jaws Of death. When 10 wss
child he fell from canal boat at the foot Of Mssis
street and was dragged from the water sppsresEaJ
dead by means of bostbook. In 1912, he VS. n
the Staten leland Fenry boat, Sunbeam, whss h~
upper deck fell in under the weight Of 900 people.
killing several persons and naming and had'y wound.
ing others. He was under the deck when IL fell. In
1850, be was passenger in tho steamer Ohio for New
Orleans to New-York, when she received such rys-
ries that al the passengers were compelled to wo.t 9
TIE pumps for several days 70 ssve her. Ma brOh
went on last evening in the O'Clock train from Jess'g
City 10 join him in Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21

Imr ~ oFFiogRs AsD onsw SAVED.
.JAes- n tr.se, escoso ctiotr, DrovAya, Ne H
Geo. T.. Asbby. chb CSs,seer
Usr'v Ke@ier, SECOND sssistsit nsipoef'
John B'sct beat,wsts.
Finley Frsser, qusr.e<msstsr.
Dssn ksy mcsd Q,sr' erns old
RTbsu Locg qusr,erpaser.
Wy. Jsctsoa, qusrtsrmaster.
james CLARK, sesmaa.
Richard Reed, eeanaa.
Fveueiirk Reed, eessfaAo.
Fredevio% Breushsm, eeaaaa
,JoAr DavideCa seaman
jess Trsgs, eeaEtn-
Edward Brown se<nes,
las. Mclean, sceUian-
Edward Higgtss, sesnaa
Morgan Bsogiey, hfetne1.
John Clark, fireman.
Peary Hetbrogtnn, hresnas
Geo Stewart fretnAo.
hicnaei Dvy.t, wsifef.
MN. Gsrrisoc. Cept Herndous servant.
Lucy Dewsop etc ~sr.ess.
died going into NonUk.
Susan Z. Et;oyce-. servant
(IIet husband, Charles, supposed TO be lo''.i
John Jones fTe ROOM
bartholomew McCerty, tre-room.
Asrsn Holcou saloon cook New YORK.
Henry Heuderbersh, ship cook. New-fork.
Timothy McEyaeu, boy.
Known to be saved-U.
Lieut.. VIM. l.. HerHdon, cOolmaodsr.
Charles NJ. an Rensselaer,. FIRST officer.
Chares A. Myers. third officer.
James Ternjson. M. D.. surgeon
f. W Hull, purser.
W. Il Hull. chip storekeepes. brother OF the pus.es
Francis WsteSs sesnsn
Samuel Lswrence, ssamAl
Thomas Parker, seaman
Jo1n Tee, fr.t s..istant engineer.
George Buddnston third sssistantecsinecr.
Dousd McDousld foarth a"'aa ant easneer'
VIM Jones' fourth assistant enslnos
Joseph Clark fourth s&sutsnt ensneW
Martin HYDE, 6rrmaD.
Alexander CRAM, hrenas
Bernard Co1ckiin, brouss-
John Smith fireman
Pstriok Carr. fireman
fSsR D;T Dc;i. s sTs@s%.
Psirick GAVIN. coeI IssseS.
John McCornin, coal pesser
James Norris seal p.sset
H,man fsser. oos. pss"s'
John illespie. coal passer
Chrstopdes Csa.s. coal ps~ssr.
Patrick Evans. estman
john Kisrpeity, sshm,n.
John Banks, sshman-
James Brarnan. eshman-
wl'ism wirsle.worth, ssossksApsf
N L. Mcbride. steward.
lanes Beslier, head wafef.
Eli Glen Ens (C'emen., ~st'r.
Bartlett Gsynot waiter.
Cyprisn Nelson wsites
Samuel Nelson, vuitet.
Jobn Hogan waiter.
John Brown wsit~
William Pefktcs, Wh"ft.
John =. Freeman, waiter.
Patrick Carroll waiter.
Archibald mcBesth, wuau
Wtn. Stevens waiter.
Philip Pokec. silvctmao.
VIM. Myers tinnisa.
VIM. Hare, pantryuar.
Eliab Libbey. peot'y man-
John Young pantryman
James Ysncey. steersse steward
Henry Hoicombe. steeraso wsttfs.
James Henry, s,rerasc waitet.
George " ilson, steersse wsfes.
Peter Kelley, steerage wsites.
John Blue, stcersxe guiteS.
Ricbsid Painter. steersse walter.
William SaTvaEt, porter.
Cbas Pennington, porter.
Richard Gilbert. officers mess bog.
Wn Flynn fremen'- mess boy.
john Prettis tecood saloon co'A-
John HsDey. third saloon cook.
I.sac Prsttis, second shp's cost
James Wet third scips cock
Charles Cotueu ,calliop.
John Patterson. butcher.
John White psstry cock.
Wm. McI+ilsnd. baker
Jsrob D. Gille sd. ba!bel
Jssac Nah. closet.
TLomes Mstheyzs RobertAghristy, VIM. Boarns. VINO
worked their passsse, and probably left at AsPinwsu
Not heard from, rs.
RKCAPIryLATIosN OF NUMBERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21

RCmOkS COkhECIED-UOhh hOnOhS'
S. A. weih, supposed TO have been on board.
sa1e He did not leave San Frsncisco in time tor ss
steamer.
Neither Judge McCorklo nor Senators BrodenA
Gvin were on board.
It is supposed thst NJ. S. Thrssher jr, soo OF !. :"
Tbrasher Of East Broadway, was On b"sra-
rumor was current % Saturday that 20. fie.n's
was probably On the Central America Hs o'e -
leave New York in tine to return 90 so@1'
Our Washington cOtre"poodehi wr''es: 49, g.
,,I America bss appeared: AIett.I received here y
previous e he .SS. q Mr. so,ss q. -
- ,,s ,sdy that she would sad for New Yo,k in H.
steamer Il The 10th August n company with SeesAsr
Ciwin. This evidenoe furnishes sone gIoued q sp-
.shensioo that the Senator Is among the .ost; bet
hat suppOsiton s preeoded by Ne feet mat the ~
nots al passengers sav nothing OF the Seastor hsviag
been Of their pumber.
Tberr is soo.hsr ruraos that Hesry ShAr PssAss
formerly Setstcr from hssissippi was on board"
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RRcAPIryLArIos. or NUMBERS.
Passengers saved. --......-......-......
Officers and crew saved. W
Whole number saved. ..lO
Names given a. on board and not heard
from, about. --.........-.....----.iW
Supposed lumber of passengers ..42 ,
OF crew lat Havana. -.-.-......"......l0 I
Total on board. ..................59 3
Landed at Havana
Saved as FAR a. heard from. ..........-...lO
c.nonaol % h.~a haap Lost Az
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
Fisher, WheIess & Co.

isUCCESsoBs TO JOHNSON, HORNE COL
COTTON Tobacco, Storage, General Commlseios any
4 .,a.rs Merchants Corner Broad and Market street;
S,.byfe Tenn will devote particular attention 70 All
BUSINESS entrusted 10 them: IuneTH'
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Female 7AsAcadenay
ST. CATHARINE OF SIENNA,
NEAR SPRINGFIELD, KY.

THIS Institution situated miles from Springfield
about a quarter OF mile from the BardstoWh and
Sprns field Turnpike, ard is conducted oy 'ne sisters Of 81
Dominic.
Terms for the session.
Board and Washing including Bed and Bedding Nth tui
tiOn in the eommoR branches viz: Reading, Writing,
Arthemeue, English Grammar, Geography, Plain sew
fHg, Making and NeedleS ork, So U
In any or the above with the following branches, VIE:
Emb oidsFy Drawing and Painting IN SseT eolors his
tory Rhetoric Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, so 90
Agents. .
Rt Rev. X. P. Miles Nashville, Tenn: Weoos Gill &
Levering, and srally Il Dudley, Bauisville, KY
The following Branches Will form Extra Char
Latin Language, So, 500
French Language, w
Painting in Oil, ~ %
Music on Plane, Y ~
Vocal Music ner session, %
Music on Guitar, Chose learning the Guitar will far
nish their instruments1 "
Music on Harp, "a
Books ahd Stationery furnished 10 papis ior
Medicines administered al APothecary's prices.
MfPdn S pc. sso wish the use Of The Library; viii
81 so per scholastic year.
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For Sale.

ooO ACRES OF LAND, situated three or four miles
ZOU North ofthe city, between ae Aho
TuSppke Roads One Tract about l55 has been
subdvded in pieces varying from 10 70 5oaeres and W
the whole may best su purchasers
Ibss Tract of superior Land entirely free from ROCKS
it's deep and OF the richest quality, we'll ano
IN blue grass has number Of fine Springs at all times al
ording supply Of the PuIesi water From me
Gallstin road is reached BY good Turnpike nail mile
IN length and a road In Of building passing
through the Tract Cumberland River On the Farm
s comfortable dwelling and Out-houses, young apple
orchard of $50 trees peach orchard aud long range OF
new and substantial fence skirts the place on Ire new
road Terms-I land years. with Interest from dAse oil
ALSO One other Taot OF about los Acrss three miles
North from the city, and abOuta from the Gal
latin road This Tract nearly surrounded oy turnpike
roads and subdiyded into Lots containing from 70 .
acres and nterseced convenient avenues 1ermSl and
years with interest Possession given Immediately Tor
either OF both Tracts of Land provided the
chaser will pay equivalent for the growing crops and
stock Included. JOHN u WlNsION,
maFl7-dn - Cherry sbfsebs
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RusImeSS Change.

have this day disposed OF my enu.e 1nseto Fbs, snS
49, bcess ~ no will continue II a. heretofore, Ano Iot
b earnestly solicit liberal share Of pubic PaI9Nnsgo
uly S-u
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NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.

election Of Board Of Directors FOR the Nashyiie s1o
~ North. Westsrn Railroad q, viii Be 10 . ~
Office in Nashville Wednesday lhs IN Of Oeoosf lsts
= B. DOUGLAS. Sec. ard Treas'r l. y.
aim r. & n W. Railroad Com pany-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
NASHVILLE JOCKEY CLUB COURSE.
Fall Meeting, 1857.


TUESDAY octobsr 9Ob-Ist dAy-sWeepstHkss for two
wear ods (who we're trained previous 70 the st
JayJ $50 forfeit, one mile OUT closed
I1G@IrV Thompson enters 81 by Sd Boston, dam BY
o. Turner enters by Shamrock, dan Ida, BY imp
''so'LA l., sr,s,s, bv Albion dam by Richard.
4-Brasher & Powers Oh by Albion dam BY LeVa-
wa Phillips enters by AIbon dam Delta, BY Priam.
SAME DAY. r.
Tennessee Stakes for year ods, $500 enhance $50 for
eit mile nest,-Club add $500 il two or more start
Nv ROuntree enters Oh Tom EAmes BY I'd Boston, dam
'' Kae Hayes by imp Albion dam EudOra, by
sjohn Kennedy enters ch by Bmu, dam By imported
"o mp Fowler enters br Daisy Burns by LAnda, dam by
IN T Cheatham enters b by Glencoe, dam ssnOra
~ ,Isa,biI enters BY Albion, dam BY Rster.
WEDNESDAY october eIst-SWeepstakes for untried
= var Odds 500 entrance, $50 fOr;ei', mile heats
Nv r Chestham enters BY Glencoe, dam fenorH
sgJoSn Kennedy enters oh by Emu, dam by AIndsrby
3-Also, g bv Emu. dam by imp AindsrSy: ~ o. Rail,
w J Phillips enters { by Ebony, dam by % Bell
shazzar.
THURSDAY. October eQd-Sweepsiakes for year oidI'
slU0 enhance, $50 forfeit, one mile heats.
I'M Cagy enters br PotSOs' by Glencoe oam lnPO
Stumps. L ~ .rn,,n dam Nv Isyin-
'asn Iobn Kennedy enters oh by Albion, dam by Ain
4m Rountrse enters by Glencoe, dam Jane Watson
b. Priam. . ~ Alma D.nt nv Fpsolom
WI T.
dam Princess Ann b. LeviathAu. , -, c.,.
CIV 4 Gheatham en-ers u oy Oiehooei Ua" '0AOiN
Love. by LeyiG'hau- - 49,. -, -, ,hs dan.
Of Mary Bowen, by Leyiathan. ,o
FRIDAY October 23i-sweepstakes for year dds S2O
entrance $50 iorl mile heats-CHb to add SSOO Two
O start. n D.. he "A Ro,top
dam sally Jones, b. LevialnHn -. ~ Dian
81 Az h 4 Kate Hayes by albion, dam by fflam.
"a 'gheEtham ch c DSSoto by EPSILON, dam COp'Age
Girl by imp Alndcrby. . n A.r.r,A, dam nv
PsCidc. .,- r,-.oo d.,, prin.ess Inn
b. ieviathan. - la
q VeUtrspce, $50 forfeit, mile heats
& Trimbe enters bf by Glencoe, out Of the dam Of
May n csIry enters POtsos BY Glencoe, dam by
imp Stut. Is. r,...,h.r, bv ATbion mt Of
At T. Bscon enters D c bIh Onea'uAm' "
me dam 4 Berry, by Glencoe. - S.,o-.
~ 7 Cheatham enters 5 O5 Oleu0Oo' van
join Kennedy enters Oh by Albion, dam BY mPer'e'
% = sherrod enters br Aline Dent, by EPsOlOm, dan
Princess mn. by beylaihEn. -, D.,,. h,
WI Philips euters Oh by Albion, dam pets' D!
fuam' Proprietor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
kerosene OILS
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HRRosBNB ILLUMINATED OIL. The ngnL oo sa III
rom this oil exceeds in brliancy that oil any os ~
or dud heretofore discovered tnexploaVe1 ans va" ~
main limpd in the very coolest weather.. = mi.
The Company recommend as the lamps Vsss SSIS@
OH the Kerosene Lamps, manufactures Dy me ~
parties Messrs Cornelius & Baker, also DSOp VI pt
delpbIa e. " Hauzh & Co.. 4SS Broadway me %
lyn Flint Glass Co. No. 70 Broad Street, Messrs' DeI ~
10 William Street L. Mercier Elm Street. and n ID
wards "A Uuaue street, n. Y. Samples OF dneeab syo
iamns can be seen at the ONCE OF the Company.
KERosKEK LuBRIcATIKG OIL, NO. J. rfspdIo1 ~
anest and all other kinds Machinery burns orianiy 70
locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps, and al tue oiue1
solar and Haua Lamps and stands greAtA degrees eO
as best Sperm Oil and is admirably adapted 70 ~
Steamship USE ...... -, e-..4,, Tnhrics
10, and will be found TO posses advantages over SJ h
The mari al at same prcesEl not burn-and nae peeh
nTennred 70 meet the TequremenIsof Railroads ana
KKRosKNE Ri m OIL. Prepared expressly Iot oP
nae aud win be found admirably adapted for use Of
shins Men of War, Merchants Vessels, Lake Ane
aud burns in all the Cabin, Siatereom OhnaSie'
Hainps, Signal Lanterns, &c ., -. ;c,.,,, ard
BnnacIe Oil will remain Hud long as pest 4bS
sill burn all night without requiring 70 pc NM
vantage that will be obvious 70 every ShlpmaslSi' m
Tbe Kerosepe Oils caR be obtained from the
shin chsndIers Druggists and Groeers In New fork A
the regularly appointed Agents Of the Company IN many
The nrincina Towns and villages Of the United SaVes e
Capadas and the leland Of Cuba. ...,,h
Local Agents appointed lin conformity Mtn me O
lished BY the Board OF TFustees,l on aPPheAnoh !"
AUSTEHsS
GENERAL AGKnTs, KEROSENE OlL 70.
NO SO Beaver street, N. y
NIB Circulars with full particulars, P''
&c e. will be forwarded application as above
juneo-H. lA'"'I