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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
The Blue Ridge Tunnel.

The Charlottesville (Va.) Jeffersonian publishes
a letter from Col Crozet, in relation to the rumor
that through mistake of the en- Gnes err. the tun-
mel through the Blue Ridge had ben made too
small to allow a train Of cars to PISS through. Col
G. saws:
"You know that the tunnel is ellptical and closes
10 towards the top; it is not quite easy to cut
out regular elipse, through veins of the hardest
rock to white a pine stick; tn. re il always
some trimming of projecting points to do in the
end Il is not possible to detect, with certainty,
the jutting points in the way until track Is Iaid;
accor iiDgly, as soon this done l caused n
frame of the full size of the largest Central Rail-
road cars, to be made, 10 feet wide and III high,
and moved it along the track; in few places, it,
upper corner touched and we set about removing
those points; one-haf OF this small JOB is already
done
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MARROW EsCAPE-FoUR LIVES SAVED BY THE
INsTINcT OF HoRsE -Four gentlemen in two
seated covered carriage, started from Natck viii ge
this morning. TO visit a farm belonging to one Of
the party, about miles from the village. The
Sa1onville train the road leading to the farm
which point there il quite curve, around which
the train rushing along, just the horse had
partly crossed the tract, aud the engine not more
than rod distant, when the horse, il fully aware
Of his Danger neshed furiously and sprang forward
by which act he caused the hind wheels of the car
rage to clear the engine about an inch. Had he
done otherwise, neither OF the four gentlemen in
the carriage would probably have escaped instant
death As it was, they acknowledge they owe the
preservation of their lves that most noble Of all
animals, the horse particularly whistle from
the approaching train was heard, or the sound of
tn engine bell, until the train close upon the
carriage, when the sharp whistle TO break up was
sounded. The question since asked the engi-
ncer how close the engine came to the carriage,
when be said il seemed 20 him it must have touch
ed.-BOston Bee
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ArrERNooN sEssIoN.

On motion of Mr. Frazer, the bill to incorporate
the Davidson and Wilson Central Turnpikr Com
pany taken up and passed, Its third and last
reading.
The bill to incorporate the Lebanon aud loves
Ferry Turnpike Company taken up. Passed
third and last reading and Immediately transmitted
to the Senate.
Senate's amendment to the bill to repeal the act
incorpOratin the Stones river and Statesvle Turn
pike Company was coucurred in.
Adjourned till A n. to- morrow.
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Prom the Louisville Journal, lith Inst.
The Hog WnrEraa

We could hear OF no transactions in hogs yester-
dAy. Buyers offer SIS. and drovers ask s. so. The
Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday says:
The weather having turned cool, aud being Ia.
vOrabe for the pork business, two Of the AauRh-
teriug establishments commenced operations this
morning. The Cincinnati house killed six teen hu n
dred head, aud had sos in the pens this evening.
At another house about 200 we're slaughtered
Should the weather continue favorable the business
viii progress without interruption, the arrivals be-
Ing lair Tor the season, and large number having
been contracted for delivery this month, they will
be pushed forward without delay. The market pre-
scented heavy appearance to-day. A lot OF 500
head on the spot was offered az $3.50 per 100 los
Det, without finding purchaser. There we're buy
eTs at s., aud s. 25 would have been paid, per-
hsps bad the holder manifested disposition 20 ac-
eept that figure. Packers generally quite IN
different about operating. There Il not. We think.
. single eager purchaser IN market.
The future u regarded with great deal Of doubt
and there is more tindi,y manifested. even on the
part Of those who are noted ioF their back bone
than We have noticed for many years. The course
of the trade WILL as remarked previously, depend
very much on the condition Of The moneI market;
but in any event there promises 10 DO pressure
that will operate against the establishments Of prices
that we're calculated upon dBring the sammsr.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Bullen presented bill to change the line
between the counties of Sewer and Jefferson.
Mr. Golf, Til png Bill, embOdyng the "Dis-
trirt System" Referred to committee of the
whole.
Mr. HeiskelI, resolution directory to the Clerk.
in regard to the of keeping and filling the
journals.
Mr. Wecker, a resolution directing the Secretary
of Stat to retain the Geological Maps until tn"
final report of the Geologist is made. LIE over.
TIE Senate then went into COMMITTEE of the
Whole on the Liquor question and consumed the
evening.
The committee reported progress and cad leave
to act again MOni+y II NJ.
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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What,s IN the Wind1

A great deal has been said of late re-
specting the evils of the banking system
of the United States. 1t has been found
an easy task to decry and denounce; but
no one has been wise enough to suggest a
remedy. 1t appears, however, from the
following article, that the Washington
Union has plan to propose to rid the
country of the "demoralzing effects of our
present system of banking" We have no
doubt the announcement will fall upon the
the people will await the disclosure of the
plan with eagerness and curiosity. Let
not the Union withhold it long; but put it
out at once 1t may do something towards
relieving this community of the "weak,
washy, everlasting flood" about ''banks
aud banking" pumped from its chaotic
namesake at Nashville:
Iron the Washington Union OF Saturday, Tn inst1
The readers OF the Union are we'll aware that " e
have for some time been discussing the evils the
consequences, AMI the demoralizing eff cts of our
present system Of banking. We have satisfied our
self at least that the present system is unsound,
unsafe and prejudiciaI to the true interests and
wants OF the country.
We think that We risk nothing 10 saving that
this is the public verdict-the true phase Of pub
lie opinion Tie popular sentiment is, that there
shall be radical reformation in the present sys-
tenn Of banking and that il shall be replaced by
something better, and more usefuly adapted to the
wants Of the country. As yet We have suggested
nothing. Indeed, we have fixed our mind 10
particular plan. And amidst the number of
srhames Dronnsad IL Il difHcutt perhans 20 sc
iect that which Is practically best. 10 due time,
however, We shall propose such plan. fur
Their Information AMI further reflection may ssg-
gest. as combining the greatest advantages for
all classes of men and occupations in our eoun.
try.
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SheriWs Sake.

DIV virtue execution AMI orde- Of sale TO ne di
d rered from Josiah Ferris, Esq, in IA or OF o. Il
Brown against Burton Moore 7 will he '4th dav OF
Jovembe next sale at the resid rec OF ia es
filler r FdgefRd Nashville, to the highest bidder
or cash the interest right that Joseph burton has
n and a negro woman named Harre'. and her two
.hildren Mary it heing the art thereof said
-r3pertv I'D satisfy said execution and order
4 sale. Sale within legal hours
J. X. FnMONDSON, Sheriff,
oct16-td bv r. A. CAMPO ELL, D =.
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EE-It {, reported that the potato crop 10 Ire
land is vsry lighs ths returns not being more than
half Of 1886. bat the superior quality Of the new
crop over that Of last year very largely makes
nsnds for the decrease in bulk The dissase 4 not
50 disastrous IS vas expected.
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A SUCCESSFUL HuNT.- Four gentlemen from
this place who had been on q visit To the
Pigeon Roost, which Is some II or IA miles
from town. returned yesterday with seventeen
hundred Pigeons, the result Of one day 3
huntingl They killed many they did not get
and estimated their killing at 2o0O.-CtaTks-
plLls Lithuanian.
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LEGISLATORS oF TENNESSEE.
SENATE

SENATE.
FRIDAY, Nov Is, 1857.
Mr. Bunan presented petition from citizens of
Sewer county to change the line. between that
county and J, fferson according 70 the ACT OF IF9O
Dir. Hill, from Committee on Ways and Means,
recommended the rejection OF the OIL 70 compen-
gate members oB the General Assembly.
Also, recommended the passage OF the Dill TO
abolish the Office of Tax Assessor Both placed
on the calendar.
Tn, Senate then went into Committee OF the
whole on the Liquor Question, and consumed the
morning.
The Committee asked leave to sit again at 2
P. 81
Senate adjourned till P. N.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, Nov. IS, 1857.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Bradford. from sundry citizens of the State
PRAYING the passage ola law prohibiting the sale OF
watches jew"lry, &c by .pedlars, and aucuoneers'
Mr.. Turner of Sumner reported sundry oillS as
enrolled.
Mr.. Holmes, instructing the Judiciary Committee
to report bill upon usury, With heavy penalties at
teched to secure its efficiency.
Also, resolution to raise committee on Bun
| combe.
Mr.. Bradford. instructing the committee on
WAYS and Means to report bill Immediately, re
! peaing the law creating the Office of tax assessor
! The rule was suspended and the resolution adopt
| ed.
Ar Thompson, to amend the rules of the House
so that no bill shall be referred to committee un
tilt has passed the second reading; and that 1t shall
not be 10 order to move a concurrence or non cons
currence with the report of and coma ittee. Lid
! over.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Savage, to consolidate the Offices of surveyor
! and entrv-t4ker in the county OF ID kalo.
Mr.. Blackburn, to relieve the people from taxes
10 certain cas- g.
Mr.. Fulton, to exempt certain property from ex
eculion.
MIR White ofKnox, to incorporate the Merchants
Savings Institution of Knoxville.
Mr.. Turner of Sumner, requiring the coll ctor:
and dishursers of the public revenue to take or Pal
out nothing but gold or silver
Mr.. Ewing, to create and regnl tie the othc
of County Judge in the count. of Davidson, S"el
by and Knox.
Mr. Polk to secure to married women the US
and enjoyment of their separate properly. l5
copies ordered printed.
Mr.. St. 10 d, to prevent the adulteration c
liquors. Which, pass the first reading and sp
propriately referred, except the bill Of Mr. Ewing
| House resumed the consideration OF the unhn
ished business of yesterday, being the bull TO II
crease tn, compensation of Justc of the Prac
while attending the quarterly court, and alter
lengthy discussion; it was indefinitely postponed
. ayes AZ, noes "a.
; ; Adjourned ill p o'clock, P. NJ.
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ew- The Boston Board of Trade bas ha

~ The Boston Board of Trade has had a
meeting at which the repeal of the usury laws
and the mod ioation of the banking system,
by having only one bank Of issue for the State,
with the bills based On specie or State securi-
ties were advocated. Resolutions were also
presented favoring the forwarding of produce
from the west In payment of bills. 10 view Of
the present disordered state Of exchange. II
is stated that money can be bad ia that city
90 frst- class names, with good eollaterals, at
from one 20 one and half per cent. a month.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

C5 The Washington Union has not a word to
say OF the policy OF Gov. Walker 10 Kansas. Tn"
Southern Democratic psprFs are flying poor WaIk-
er and the Northern press Of the National" De-
mocr'cy are defending him, and some OF them re-
ally "shFiekng for freedom" in the most approved
style but the Union, Ike the poor boy at the hus-
king, has nothing to ssy. The fact - an index
to the irressolute position Of Mr.. Buchanan.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

EEPaul Murphy. a young LOuislaHAn. Is declare
cd, on the authority Of the National Chess Cen
er~ss, holding session at New YOrk, the champion
ehess player Of the continent hr. Paulsen, who
plays four games blindfOld Is ranked HeHt 20 Aur-
ply, and was only beaten after PF0traeted and 20
the spectators exciting struggle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

The Dutoh Government has determined upon
the emancipation Of the slaves In its West H.
dian colonies, paying full equivalent 20 the
owners Of slaves for the property that l. 10 be
tAken from them. and providing that the EN-
aneipateG shall eoutrihuts 70 the formation Of
fund destined eventually 20 reimburse the
State the expenses Of their liberation. The
numbr of persons 70 be set free cannot be
very large,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

sIsaULAR CoisoiBESoE.-Oa Friday lsss. 20
mau IN oorydoa. Iad., wss struck by lightning sad
Instantly kalsd. As the same iassant, juss IS the
lgbtliag dashed. her sister, who vas lying oa
sick bed, expired.
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For the Patriot


Why, my sou I shua weary and depending.
Why throbs ny bros, with saeh bsSildsrtng pain,
Is Il beeaase nke Gagged bird saou'rt sighing
Thy former stFsngth and fresdem 70 regain
Is it bsc&ase Pronelheaa-like ihoa'Ft ieitered,
To this eoid stong-hearsed wsrid q care,
Where Jfsar discern the spaFk divinely gioEiagt
Meath tie dArE yulture rlsS thss's Preyins here
An break thy ehAiu isi ne pure nAms uP soaring
unio les great original on hlsh,
Asa PAzeaix-Iike--FsaeW'a 10 saFroe's farnaoe-
Rse In fresh yeath and vizog 70 the ssy,
And rsver rest Gay brlShs sad starry piniops
Uata thoa fsldsst thea SAFE where 1859 eaa eis.
Nashville, Nov. %. 1851. CLARA.
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Sheriff'S Sale.

DY Of order Of sale to directed from the
ID clerk Of the rcut Court Of DaviisOn county, Sep
TENDER term, 1881, in the suit OF T. Hamln D. &
2uusev attachment, viii the 2lst of Hovem-
Der Offer for the highest bitder, the Court
House yard gate in Nash lie variety OF Groceries and
usually kept in family grocery and sundry arti
Giles Of Furniture. Sale to a. 10 O'Clock.
JOHN K EDMUNDSON Sheriff.
novl2-dtd. byR. n. CA lPBELL, D. P.
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HOUSE n Eigehed, Eft in a + minutes walk Of
n the Public Square, containing besides ktch
4 and servants rooms. Enquire Of
J. G.. FELLOWS,
nov6-tf. No p Cherry street.
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EnR RENT.

TOR the baance of this and next year that beautiful
I and cornmo ious residence Of "rs Win fred White
ituatgd on .rke street. nth Nashville Possession
,iven Immediately For particulars erqu re Of
E.. R. GLAS 90 K, Agent,
Dov13-tf No. 81 Cherry street.
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For RCnt.

WE have m hand for sale a No. Stone Cutter AM
w Rock Mason-he also likely young negro, ahou
81 wears Of age. - -
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A CoMFORTA Ole brick Dwelling on the corner Of Ce-
"A dar and Spruce streets. Also, one two doors from
he OF Cedar Spruce street, for the pevt year,
1858. Apply to ROYD @ =,
noV12 No. so Cherry street.
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ETNHE Ma hville Commercial Insurance Company have
this day declared div iderd Of eight per the
capital stock Of the prohts for the last six months.
nov2-ln. JANIS Wake r, ~ec'y.
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TO all the Eastern Cities.

MA lara FALLS
To all the Eastern Cities.
A NJ. lightning Express through TO COiu 7bus, aud
CLEVELAND without OF $50 P NJ. Evening EN-
press trough lair Pitt burg without change OF
FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST TRAIN Cleveland Pttsburg, Steu1euViIe and
Wheeling lightning Express-Leaves Ciucinl att At
O'clock A NJ, all the Eastern cities also, Springfield
This train s.ops between cincinnati and Columbus a.
Inyeland, Morrow, XeniA and London only.
SECOND TRAIN-Cleveand, Express Mail-Leaves
OinciTnad at ga A ~ for DuGkirz 10, New York,
- ton &C. cling, Baltimore, hi auephia, hing
his train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
THIRD TRAIN Accommoda ton Leaves Cincinnati t
$40 NJ, for spriugh- ID and 0 umbus.
This tr1n also ions Tor Wumin gton, Ian
caster and .nes,ie. tT in ali points be-
wen . incianau and Columbus
FOURTH rRAlN-Cleyelau0, Pittsburg, and Wheeling
lIight EXPIRES Cincinnati $50 O'Clock z. NJ
loT all the Eastern cities
This train stops ali points between Cincinnati and
Jou ubus-
O train Sundays
Trans ia by Columbus timeseven minutes faster thar
Cincinnati time.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
nd all information at Cincinnati please apply at tn,
little Mia a ID Oovlngton and Lexington ONCE, No.
uInet House. the old Once, south east cor Broad
yay 'front.' opposite House at the eastern
| Depot }. DUhAND, superintendent
principal hotels for each and every tram BY leaving
ectIons at Of the offices, will call for Passen
| 'novi5 Ii. b. kUGGLES, Conductor.
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Wheat and Grain Wanted.

TIVE sub cribers vii AL times my the highest price
/ in casl for Wheat CORN oats and Rye, delivered
at their Mi s. corner Of Line and Cherry sts Nashville
Aprv eithe at the mill W. y. Gordon Co.'S lrke
street. CARTER, bAChAN a ~
Oct26-dsw1m.
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Rev f3tAs 1881. By TIE 3 sseshensoa, Af p n.
I'm.
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NOTICE.
DTce0T TTTTnN nR ARTHFRg HTp

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
tINHE parta-rshp heretofore exi ting between Aaron
Stretch and HoFs Pee 20 unde- the arm and s-yle
Stretch Peck this da % solved BY mutual cent.
A. stretch having bought the nre iaerest Of Ns
partner i hereafter the Drug business Ia his
name, The stand OF Union and College
alone authorized the OF the hrm
"a ett@me AARON 81 tEECh.
Nashville Nov. 2-2W II. +. PrOk.
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Containing:

Containing:
pamela or, Virtue ReWarded. In Series OF
fan liar letters. vols.
Q-THE HISTORY OF CLARIssA HARLoWE In
Series of etters. vols.
s-THE history OF SIR CHARLES GRANDIsUN'
In Series OF Letters. vols
81 con. ide myself thorough adept in richardson.
like the longest OF his novels be't and think no par
them tedious; nor should thing better to do than
"a ss en- from becirning END TO take them up when
chose and Law them down when I was tired
till every word and sy able relating to the bright CLRA
the divine CLElmS7IyA the beautiful PAMELA, win every
trick and line Of their favour eonce mere gr@
ven in nv hearts table, "-HGslet on Otd BOOKS
Pm INV rnov1ol ". BESBY co.
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Flour.
Wheat.
Dividend NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned is again in want OF whea'.
D. D. DI KY,
Nov lit No. 5, College street.
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Wanted!

A T Merchants Bank notes Of the following Backs
n Mobile, Ne Oreaas, and the Old eanks Of Georgia
and South arolna par Of Bank OF Ma -hvile AZ IS
cts di coun Bank Of shelbyvile 20 discount All OH
RS q rates agreed at q e time.
Nov. 1l-4w.
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4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN
* VaoSnF Aga

= a E'EHB TIL
rs YeasOf Age,
Whose sands Of life have rly ont, dscoN ereu
while in he Indies certain cure for Consump ion
1 Asthma bronchitis, Coughs Cola, and Genera U-b,f
] ~ The remedy was discovered by hi when his 'nly
Chi d A dau gher was given TO die. He had h'ard
much of tn, Orative ant healing quar- - OF
preparatons made from TIE Ia India Hemp, and the
thou ut occ rred him that he mi ht make reeo o
his child studied hard and succeeded IN reaLa g ms
vi. hes Hi child cured, and is alive and 'el.
He has since administered the wonderful remedy 20 ou
sands OF St Herers all parts Of the world aud ne mas
never failed in making them completely healthy ana zap
DIV. wishnE much good possible, he VIII ena
afflicted fellow heiuCs Z II, tN ec
Pc explicit directions for mating up an
succeS fully using it. He requires ech applicant TO n
close him ae shling-thre cent to be returned Is
p stage recipe, and the remainder TO be PPeu
to the pawn mt Of 'hi- adve rtisewent.
Address Dr.. II. JAMES, No. 10, Grand stu
Nov. II, / i57-1md&winsde jersey City. NJ
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FOR RENT.

TWO neas Dwelling Houses, summer street. touth
| Of Broad for the ensuing year; fch containing Z
Rooms Kitchen aud servants ROom with Stable
Carriage Ho ise. Apply to l. d. BAKER,
Nashville, Oct p r. at Planters Bank.
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Wheat. Wheat.

fTTANTFD inme lately 10000 bushels Of Wheat. We
w will take al qualities wheat at the highest market
price id in Nashville. We also have rider for 500
bales Of Strict Mdding Cotton for which viii pay the
highest market price delivered at Warehouse
CT Ma ket aud lark street.
nov14. HIS FRENCH 4 SON.
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700 GresSS!!

"GIILOTr,'s" BEST STEEL ms; a~oag the lot som e
IA vorite numbers. Just received and for sale by
Oc,os no CHA~LFS W. sNTT H.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Richardson's Works.

W. T. BERRY & CO., have on Sale
THE WORKS OF SAMUEL RICHARD ON. With
Sketches Of lis Life and Writings BY the Rev Edward
ws,~ip. NJ A. In 10 vols. London 1871 superb copy,
in perfect order.
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FOR BURKsVILLE AND WAITsB )RO.

THE vrrv light draucht steamers 1ITER -
COMMERCE, CAsLxR, Master, Ez5DassEssAa !
viii lsav- for the above and intern
efate ports SATURDAY, Ito porrog the IA inst a
O'Clock, p N. For freight passage apply on board, Of
10 A L. DAVIS,
nov13-2t Agent.
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EOR LOuIS.

'TNHE fine passenger aud freight cT-Sh -
1 boat, SALLIE WEST, Z. N. Goa EgE-s IA j
lett, Mas e., a wing during the pastGzzzzz2Ezz
simmer been tho oughv rep sired and renovated, VII
ave for St. Lo1i and oil way points on TUESDAY next
l7th inst &c ock p. NJ Foo freight apply
on board o A. HAMILFON
noyl I'D mug Agent.
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Nashville, Rome Carthage. BUTksv iII
and WaitsbOTOs Packet.

BLANCHE LEWIS, CAPT. JOIN L. BATEGAN.,
IAVING purehaSed the above BostH TEA
Il for this trade most ciflny 4,
F5l'cjt p7rton Of YOUR patronage.
he BLAN Oh LEWIS will regularly in the trade
Cgmmencing her the first rise Of water, and con-
thu through all the boating she is of very
ght d. ~ zht has excellent passenger accommodation
nd well adapted for the per Cumbefllnd- All business
ltrusted shall be promptly and f,ithfuly attended
II. JOHN l. BATEMAN.
Nashville, Nov. Il, 1857.
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BOYD 4 co.
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