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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15


The Washington correspondents hsse ~
samci cabinet making The correspondent
of The Cau,sr aa.l Eaqaise,, II Ns~ York.
In letisr dated the stst u Deermlsrr, saysi
III a,a snahlsd Ia state atn ~hst re.
gard competent authority. that The 'onaa
tioa u Cabinet, under the rew President,
u ~ssIed ~ far ~ rvxAesss thai s,,lowiug ap
pointmepts
Hon i.ywis cass. sem'ary ct state
Hon iio9,tl Co.'s Secntass al the
1t@ssuy 4
lion Jssss i,slaa,, sete,sr, d She In
terror
The Eaqssss says Il u a,sissas~i ,l@t
positive in,itasioss have bsss, addressed L.
these ecu.lsmsu Ios the pasta e,1se assign
81 Ia them. AMI they have accepted
To the atsne hist nf nanus. ~ m,ssi, add
thai Of tnr,s, u cnn, ~ tLIpYann II
Me-, for Attorney t',airal -Ltrs.i. Int
SECRETARY II War aipi GatS. for secretary
OF tbs NAVY. RhaAsnsas al llilm,,' ssa,h
make u hrst.sais Postmaster ,,aneral asi
thssv j. cabinet 10 pi'aw the tn''st ias
tdlms.
| sasasnA Fa,~ss in.---fhs sicaGwt~
Progress aad Vienna arr ,sss ia be ,ta ia
the lliinais river just above tt" assitA, aai
the Han Accord sh,,at ten mile. iarlhcs ap,
1'he Mary T.. E,ntaa ilarm,'a. ,o. N"yrn
u. n Cara,a Altoona uosaStry >ile. anil
several oshef beats, ess irnsen ~ lstweea
the uAsth and isssiIe 'i'iie river hss'nssss
ss the wh,,Ic eaunss, enrlh q :, l.'ai. ita,y
le s,sassiesei iairls ,i.,~t,I Ea the v ln'.r
A trssnNsp II wili ,s' resnolteeieei that
%,s~sh.ag liAe n,ae az ten ns@,hs ago iAey
srusr ARD Mr. R,Acsss,I h.sane nartIcs
h. a iaalTlmoaial eost,ae~ i'ia ta~i,@
| Pc understands that 5iyhl.api tsi lust
he,n kvlard. Ia the shs,s q "a 6's white
and haaneiag lasly
4
s,4cfp. Mps T,stds, viz q RHssn
lTAStpR. NyinN na' Ghage.ioo IN, sNsn'
mhisd .uiei.lc uw night IA.i s.e'k hy throw
my t~F~n'l nlo ~sN, MIS- Z s. rspr
ssnlei 60 have h,esn lssAlng an,ler Srss
depr-~,e, 81 l,ir,'s eae.ai by u b~st,h
| tsys,cassxr Ctsx Iva Iu.aaln ~ 81
the .Iui,siar, III III. lt,~,-' r'~ Investigating
q esse II a,Isxsj eagrvpts,e eai nsiessan',e
81 a Judge IN teSas. aei vary ''Ivau's@
Effort wll b. masie tsf his 'n,sssebasp'
The ssnssl Il Iu,is, " ,rsots Ct s'as'cs
Toe Tf,r rssecs'i'N has tsS'' soiog "a f's
,wo wear. AID y carrhd &rwarl hs Issrtie''
wlo manifest ,crs 's,ri.sl desire 'e ,iisrils'
the .iulge
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15

Slfcps Mus f,ytds VIE a. RHtsn
TAytpR. hyine n,as ,haFlesion, IN, sesn'
miis,l ,uici.le un. night inss s,''k hy throw
ing ~Fsvi lnln ~s'l, Mrs T. s. rtpN
ssniel 60 have hssn lsssslas s,,der Srss
deprc.~,oe, 81 Iar,'a eaesal by n beat,h
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15

the sws u NGarHgss ~ sisai 90 $40
Square miss. The state u 100 miles IL
hngsh. BY ahoat l50 10 breadth. IN The
widest pr. --ilxdssiins so,h Iake,. bat not
any portion Of .he Mosquito territory lhs
ls~si N LAKE Nieswgus above tls Pacific
ocssn h 1853 kss. The popalutim II the
country IL estimated nj IDS sRJ, ami = thus
divided.
waas.. sies xsza&s fseb
IL sAssy SDyi s.sea ~. b.. ig;tsss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15

4 uAiu pssa'd e,er the lVtnsit Mnsns
sSsi rulg,io t,e.l tetlRy The lasl laG Aas
lad 'hs mocpag
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15

n +. .VsDhss srsu.sEs GSB tSsi sssiLs'S
~. 1ss trace a'ssra 1sse* sns Ai1sf4 -
Asss~r salas saasag ssse N&es Fspi saass,.s fsrss
dlsrr. assH slf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15

iif neay HrAsssis' Dr.. tie Npsc
sentative q DIV riihpasr NSs~ Nothing
party. ta, tg,rss,l a,ls e1,sl> aNes
as ~ s,aNklU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-28

Markets
MEsaRs. BARINGs BkoIHERs ANp 90 n cIKC

MEssRs. BARiNGs BROTHERS AND co.'s CIRCULAR
LONDON, Friday Nov l3-5 O'Clock Y. NJ
Owing the financial crisis the Cessation OF business
III almost all articles Of colonial and foreign produce
markets has continued On Monday the Bank OF England
raised it, minimum Of discount 10 per cent per
num- but the applications increased 10 such tina,
yesterday the government sanctioned unlimited ssue
al notes BY that institution at rate o. interest not below
40 Der cent for the beyond the authorized
Nv The charter This has given and confidence
LIT there still demand al 10 per cent Cousos leave
al al sqi. spt. for money, and sos s95s account
Etsce quotations are nominal Bar silver, %. Id Mex
san dollars o. 0l,d. Doubloons-SIansb rs south Anne
I.can, 15s 80,
ANypcAN srocKs-very little doing, few sellers o
buyers state stocks not offered for sale and quota
toi.s nominal Massachusetts, 5s, eeIs ss1s Maryland
g. $50, a pOt. virginia 5s SO pennsylvania 5s ~
sellers bonds 10 In railroad bonds, Pennsy ivana I
snefed AZ 81 New York Central -, 70 a ss DO bs ~
Iin0s Central ~. shares l3 discount canada o., lVo
b. >. sATrERTHwAITK's CIRCULAR
LoxbOS, Nov. 10, 1857
SINCE our sdyices a. the 9th instant we have had pc
Pod ~ great commercial anxiety caused by the failure ~
several prominent banking and discount brms IN LIVER
Noo Glasgow aud London. The run or gold by bank de
pastors scotland assisted 10 dram the resources OF the
Hank q England and " position reported 70 have been
materially weaker Yesterday than during the worst period
eff October, 1871 The crisis fast degeneratng INTO
heeess aud senseess panic, which has caused the 60
Nernment TO authorize the Bank u England 10 grant &C
sommoiaion 70 any extent approved securities at 10
yer cent Iis measure has ny 10 this time produced
ru0d elect similar proceeding entirely checked the
lanlS lSii 4 remains however, " be whether
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any increase &c the circulating medium compensate
tor the snnihiation OF capital recently euiaied tue
commercial community.
Although the accounts from America by the late arri
walls are rather more favorable, have no improve
men to note IN the market for American securite IN
London during the past week The statements put Tor
ward ofthe financial condition OF the Illinois Central an
Michigan Southern have not encouraged holders. The
earnest efforts Of the friends Of the Erie road in America
during the late severe the taking Of the
new loan, have not been met with any corresponding a.
ton on the part OF the Egh holders OF the bonds unse
cured by mortgage of the stock of the company We
have TO note sales of Illinois Central shares at conside
rabe decline and construction bonds are dull at II.
Transactions have taken place in Erie stock and bonds
and in Michigan Southern Sinking Fund bonds at lower
rates. few small investments have been made 10 Mich
igan Central bonds Of 1869 at II 7S New York Cen
trail stock has brought 10 IL The bonds Of this
pany continue scarce.
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COrOner,s Once.

MELANCHOLY CASE DEsTuUnoS AND INTEApERANcE.-
Coroner Gamble called upon hold inquest yes
erday at No 10 Mulberry street. upon the body of wo
man. about SIS years of age named Maria Redmond, who
died from restitution and ntemperance The deceased,
il appeared engaged governess in the family of
the Ivngstons the banks of the Hudson, about thr
y -four years While engaged in that occupation she
became cnamoured with negro coachman in the employ
of Mr. Livingston and eoped with him TO this city. Since
that period life has been of and misery
She abandoned herself the dissolute and cen-
of le and finally died. miserable depraved
and neglected object in the garnet of the premises No 10
Mulberry street. The deceased was a woman of much
intelligence and good education Upon book shelf in her
room were found number OF volumes by favorte
French and Italian authors which had been frequently Pc
rased by the deceased DIR. OHalon made post norton
examination Of the body and gave his opinion that
deceased died from restitution and ntemperance Yer
dict acconifngly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-28

GENERAL WALKkR.-Tuesday, Nov. IL, says the
New Orleans Bglsftn, the day fixed for the appear
ance Of Gen Walker before Judge McCaeb Of the United
Staes District Court 10 the charge Of having
foot hostile expedition against Costa Roa and Nicaragua
The case was duly called but there response
Generals bail bond (signed by Col slat,er) was,
matter Of ordered 10 be forfeited Mr. Slater and
Mr. Soule both appeared-Mr Soule offering himself a.
Gen Walkers representative Friday week appoint
eo by the Court ~ bear Nr Soul. On the subject
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and W Hayner, Of the same place improvement in
John s. shAttuck, Jacob Morrill, aud William p Marshall
Of Boston, aforesaid, improvement in sweeping
machines.
William H. Atkins, OF Berkshire, N. ", and Joseph c.
Burru Of Ihica, ~ Y, assignors Wait r. Huntington
and Hervey Patts of Ithca n " Improvement in caen
dar clocks.
Re iss,le-Horstio N Gambril and Singleton r. Burree
OF Woodbury. Mills, Md, Improvement in carding ma
chimes Patent dated Feb q, 1855. Ante dated Aug %
1854.
Desiga-Easha Waters Troy, N Y, design for match
boxes.
Supreme Court-GeneraI Term.
Before Hon. Judges Mitchell, Peabody, Roosevelt and
Clerke.
DECISIONS
John Rack and c. Rtck, appellants, Major, respond.
ent.-,udgment for defendants affirmed with costs.
Samuel Willeas, President american Exchange Bank,
Morrison Wait 6c-The part of the judgment appealed
from by the plaintiff affirmed with costs.
Hudson River Railroad Company respondent, w John 8.
Loundsby7y, dc.Judgment for plaintiff, affirmed with
costs.
ment for plaintiff TO be modified that the plaintiff shall
bear the costs Of the first reference. Az to these
costs, each party to pay his own Plaintiff TO nave costs
james Hay rs James Cumberland and William Love
Judgment for plaintiff reversed and new trial granted
Costs TO abide event
7Tead,reu Us. La,oer-Ordcr appealed from, affirmed
with costs.
Mcbride rs. Farmers Bank Of acknowledgement for
plaintiff ON the verdict, with costs.
In the M1er Of the Mechanics FIrs Insurance Co-The
order Of special term affirmed with COSTS the appeal Of
the Company and Of the other appellants.
Elisabeth Hill u.s. Mary Hiu.-Moton by appellant to
open default denied, with costs.
Central Bank Empire Stone Dressing Co~-Judgment
for plaintiff affirmed, with costs.
People &c rel Giles, A. c. FldggThe order making
extra allowance the defendant reversed without
costs.
Smith DC, rs. WILCOX 6c-Judgment for plaintiff af
frmed with costs
James O. Wicker u.s. Horace H. DresSer.-Four orders
settled affirming orders beow-,wo with $40 costs each
and two without costs.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Mitchell.
Samuel L. Horridg ct al Us. YIN. p. Scott ct dl-Motion
to yacate attachment denied with $40 costs.
Wm. u. Scet, dc. rs. PheLe Arcutari,s-Costs to be
taxed without regard 10 the estate
Before Hon Judge Roosevelt
Eli J. Blake Michigan Southern and Northern Ind
Railroad CmIdny-Ordered that the three suits be
consolidated condition that defendants stpulae to take
short notice of trial. and to waive all objections which
may arise in respect to the attachments.
Darid Banks rs Peter Van Ant,cerp ct ot.-Moton for
judgment denied.
In the matter Of the petition Of Joseph Schultz for sale q
real esoteOrder appointing referee to inquire into the
facts of the and the law of Bavaria touching real
tate belonging 10 non resident minors.
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

Our acs by the Africa are not quite so late as the pa
pers brought by the Vanderbilt they are however, more
oomp,e<e and contain some interesting items OF news.
The shin Avon spm Melbourne, had arrived in England
with 65 900 ounces OF gold.
The steamship Emeu, at Suez, with Melbourne dates to
the nth Of September had gold freight to the value of
f640 900 sterling for England.
A collision took place OF Cape 0way, Australia, be.
tween the steamers Isdybrd and Champion, when the
latter oundered with the loss of from thirty to forty
lives
The Conference of Paris not likely to meet before
January.
The decree authorizing the export Of wheat caused
rise OF francs at the Paris corn market
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as Is hoped for the benefit OF the Central American
the hlbuser expedition under Walker upon the ar
rangements in contemplation, remains 70 be seen II Is
supposed that his destination Is Bluefeds where, when
reinforced he may proceed TO Nicaragua, through the
rough country OF Segova and Chanales about two hun
dred and hfiy miles distant and make effort TO rein
state his power II he has TO encounter is now pro
against him. the result of his enterprise may prove very
disastrous.
In the House of Representatives would that the
vote against the Convention project will be overwhelming
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-28

GE OO0 TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
'VO.UUO -Gentlemen wishing TO convert clothng or
other property obtain nty
more by calling or sending their address TO JAMES MORO
NEY, 49, Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-28

$40. 600. 600 . ssEG =; ,I y BANK VAULTS
and manufacturers numerous Applications Tor AL
vances prove segars ~ Havana domestic and ernsn ma
nhcc are Veng sold at my ests ,lishment nj runously
low taSs q. CHEEKS N Broadway
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WANTED TO PURCHASER sLooP RIGgED YACHT
w with centre board, well furnished sails rigging
tc no, 10 exceed 80 feet IN length v feet beam and fee
draugh with board up, must be good salcr ANY persO
DESTROYS Of selling yacht ~ this description cheap vii
please address with ful particulars, a Y W Herald ofce
tur two days.
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rURNrTuRr.


RARE CHANCE FOR YOUNG BEGINNERS IN
~ BrOOklyn.A gentleman about wishes 10 ali
his furniture and rent his house Tor year from ner Ma,
The furniture - good new having only been SINCE
last April The price " furniture not 10 cxseed The
house supplied with gas and convenient e. the ferries rent
$50 The house be vacated rs the Arsi III Narrh Al
dress " H. Dckersons drug store corner IN Atlantic
and Henry streets, Brooklyn
LrURNITURE-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS A lot or
first class furniture requisite for the Of
parlors which he WI sell for cash sacrifice Address
Furniture, box p63 Post office, N "
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Inc 7. LOUIS DfMOcTdf OF INC Z4th lnsI. says.--
In death notices Of this morning will be found the
Of Mrs Ann Smith and her SON. John Henry smith
Mrs smith, formerly proprietress OF the Washington
House NOW townships HoteD Fourth street, was
widely aud aecionately known among many OF
best citizens. Her Henry for long time clerk
IN the banking house of T. W Clark Bros and by his
modes, ard department had gained many friends
The Of their loss by the sinking of the steamship
Opclousas, in the Gulf of Mexico was communicated by
private despatch from Memphis They their
way Texas for the purpose of benc1ng his much i'm.
paired health Their loss will be much regretted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-28
REWARDS.

G. - REwARD-STRAyED, FROM WASHINGTON no.
N y of broadway, date Division ayenue Brook.
lyn yesterday morning black setter dog, ten months old
with "A leather collar around his neck To which chain
attached He is large, rawhoned and iimid dog
wh gray spot his breast On delivering him ~ the
above place 81 reward will be paid.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-06

French EmbrOiderieS and LaCcS
1t is acknowiedgsd by all that we keep the largest an
best stock Of tmbfolderies and aces in the city.
Enb'd French Collars,
Lace Trimmed Collars,
Muslin Robes,--sOmething new,
with nantes to match,
Fine Emb'd Hdk'fs,
/" French Muslin Capes, new,
Jaconet sets, great job,
French Muslin sets,
" .'acpnet Collars,
4" Muslin Robes for morning,
Skirts, great Job,
=" Jaconet (" "
Jaeoaet In>ertiugs-new stock.
sv,, hlsns'
Inserting,
J,sonet FlOaaneing' g.satIG.ss'
Liam Cambria Inserting,
Lioe2 Cambria Collars and Sleeves,
travelling
New stye Val Lace Capes-beautifa,
Point Lace Cap $,
a. Brussels :" u"
Real Thread Lace
Handsome Val Lace Sets, Collars and Sleeves;
thread.
" Brussels Lace Bertha,
Point
HonitOn e
" VA. collars-ysry hns.
3" Blk bread
a" Lace Scars,
&" Bridal Vels,
" El4ck Lace Wells,
Real Black Thread Lace Wells,
Lace Colts,
Val Lace, an entire new Stock,
FOni;,b"
In fsct every thing usually kept in Lace Store win be
found 10 assortment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-06
MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE PACKETS.
mEMPHIs AND NASHVILLE PACKET
Regular New Orleans Packet.

I'm - THE substantial steamer CUMBEK-
ssEOngsSA5 LAND, Captain WA DuREETr, haVlns
sAszez<z=azzs hyperion accommodations Tor fSs S
gers Freight and stock, will ply during the season az
and all landings. HerexceednR ght dIaogt
will insure the Of cases direct shipments metS
W. A. JOHNSON CO.. OF New Orleans VIII act as gem
In conjunction with Capt D. p u. BROOKS who VIII,
side permanently in New Orleans at No 81 carondelet e.
during the business season. for the purpose OF giving h eb
tire attention to the filling all purchase orders the low
est figures II. II. HARRISON,
dars-6r Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-06
Ha M- zu Aa So e-
S. ENSEY.
MATpFSS-MAKFR AND IJPH0I STFRFR

ga TBR STREET, 4 FEW RODS WORTH or TIE
cO7Tog FACTORY, FRANKLIN, TENN.
w OULD respectfully announce 20 The pub hat he
w nov prepared execute All orcers ia the above line
with and depateh. Mattresses made 20 order Of
Hair Moss, Suck Cotton. and Of the hest material lie
Aaes that from bic ledge Of the busins,s ard his
facilities for procuring nsiera he oFdsrs IN
the above line cheaper tha other eabhnenin the
State ue hopes b. strict attention TO Business 70 procure
a lii. raj share Of public patronage.
f-hz-9m 8 ENsEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-06

Furniture and Carriages boxed ane other ghf articles
not enumerated; also. Carboys n Acids. or other
Chemicals viii be charged bv SEXUAL weight, but az
double First Glass Rates. per 100 $3.50
Have every package planlv rarl Cd with name ofcon
silence destin a ard dsTc cfdelverv 20 iris
natter prevents delays losses and nsures speedy de-
Hyerv
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO AND NEW Or
LEANS DAILY LINE.

o7T~gIk THETolowinR a o1IIn -
EE8t4a steamers form -eEti5sHa j
sAs&2fzsaEzesns the Daily Unit
ed States Mail line between Nashville and Cairo, leaving
Nashville at IL O'Clock, H., and Cairo at A. 81.
J. @. CLINE, HrR Master: CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
WEAVER Master; AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master; Aida,
HARMON Master ....r T..
and New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers the ouisve and
b. Louis Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
TO ST. Louis and Chicago. Passengers by this line reach
New Orleans, Memphis st. Louis and Louisville in mucl
less time than by any other Boats. For passage egf
apply at the Mail Packet Office Of A. L. Davis
o. W. DAVIS. President,
deci-tf n. NJ o. 6. MALL Packet Connpau,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-06
N o II II C. IL

rF,o FUKFR In the city aad eeantEy.
i GRAMS fATGKf MEfALIc bnklAL cAkAkIn cas-
- -' ID ~ ErsSELL. Agent.
i've A&-we have asf received lArgs stock Of ths VeFJ
anrst Yess emaFarsnx asnpewGef, ImpeEisl, hyaon,
oossar A. whlch srs vsFFsnigd - y ssaperor aIies
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-06
GOOdIet'S

VIKe PANACEA; one ofthe beet family remedies rev IN
III a. t.n.s beeonae celebrated general rrmedy
naa il peculiarly tcacozs IN eods eoeeht, sore throat
bronchal AeectOns dyspepsia, eoe auhc@ cholera ana
chronic diseases fbs semtdy u vonttruliy I'D ed 10
f,aas Diseases Every family chou keep sepp Pries
Al D,r bottle and liberal disc b. the Dozen y ehS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-06
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI d
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

a El - THE new light n GR -
SxfsAa draught steam EEOSS55sgssee44SSS7
er GEN. PIKE akEResGsfSzszzaEzE
GRACE Master being expressly bul for this trade with
ths modern improvements, with the light draught sui
HtAntial and new steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBARD, sAMUE
p HBBARD, Master, will regular Pa kets during III
ensuing between the above ports OF the boa
being in port every These boats being in
bf old and experienced commandaptS and with superiI
facilities for passengers and freghts socs share Of pul
lie patronage. For passage freight apply board,
to II. II. HARRISON, Agent,
oct8i-6m Front street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-06

RAILROADS & STAGES
80
Freights Reduced.
RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON TO NASHVILLE,
TO CONTINUE WITHOUT ALrERGros uSrIr TEE
First Day of June. 1857.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano vortes Book, and Stationery. Boots, Shoes and
Hats: Liquors, Oils, Sc. in bottles; CamDhine and
Spirits Turpentine, in bblS: Carpeifng China, Glass
and iasswsre Cigars IN eases: Clocks Conf ctiona-
ries, Cotton Cards Cutlery cases. casks and boxes;
Dry Goods in boxes and bales; Drugs Fruits, Fruit
Trees and Shrubherv, Furs, Garden Seeds, looking
Glasses and LookinFGlsss Plate, TAT owners TiskO
OYSTERS in cans and Jars saddleTy Tin and Brittana
"are' ieas and spices, pr 100 bs........-.'fllo
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware. specihed in and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liquors. in
oeis, and pipes; Tobacco in boxes; Leather IN rolls
and boxes: Oils. in bbs and casks: Croekery and
0ueensWare in crates and casks; Rice. Whiting,
PLASTER sheet Brass and Copper, per 100 bs.."tl"O
THIRD CLASS
Axes, shoveis Spades sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs
Tu-plate, Auvls vices, casks 81 Chains and Hoes
Mll'tiearnE RalroaT-Whee's and Axles, Chains and
Spikes and Rosn in bbls per 100 lbs .......... 80
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed anc other articles
not enumerated; also. Carboys n Acids. other
Chemicals viii be charged bv SEXUAL weight, but az
double First Glass Rates per 100 $3.50
Have package plarlv ed with name Of con-
silence destination arc deTo ofdslverv litter ton TO iris
natter prevents delays and losses nsures speedy de-
livery.
ADVANTAGES And FACILITIES OFFERED By THE
CHARLESTON POUTF.
Goods consgnsd TO the Agents Of The South CRrolina
Raroad Charleston, ~ Re forwarded "Fres ~ Com
mission" drayage Wharfage ard postage only ehsrre@a
h OF which With suoru of freight raid vessel viii he
nail to consicnees Marx paeI ages, care AGENTS CIR
R., Charleston :. g.
The South Carolina Railroad viii advance shippers
charges, that those who prefer conCnirg 70 Commits
sion House DO and have their eXpenseh payable
here.
ALBRIGHT f- Nashville and Stations the Nsshve and
Chattanooga R7iroad from Charleston Nv through
Trains onv, and Shippers may rely upon the utmost des
patch and prOmutreSs.
The Rate from Charleston Nashville will at all times be
as low as Nv savannah.
am au'h0rized and viii set le prnr ptlv any
charles and dqmagas that nav orcur on this line
In ofloSt missing goods will kS charge ofsny
correspondence their md rot
found will Tor the within thirty days after notice
/ is given at this Office.
Merchants along the line ~ the Nashville and chata
nocga Railroad viii bear mind .hat the ah sp
ply s goods from Charcstcn W. ch he
AZ she following Stations. viz Stver Anderson Dech
erd, Tullators, Nornpndv. WSrtrsCe Shen yvle, Bell
buckle Fostervile Murfeesborc. Syrna and LavsrPne
shall he red to give explanation and infor-
ration desired In regard 70 r. irhts and eTpensehfns-
Correspondents nav rev upon prcTp answers TO al in
anirie and everv attention given business brought
der my supervision ard control
CHAs. W. ANDERSON. Agent,
| Jan9-tf No 26 College II Nashville.