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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29
A YEK's CHERRY PICTORIAL, ron THE
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
WHooP1NG COUGH, ASTHMA AND

This remedy has itself such nooriety for js cure. Of
every variety OF Pulmonary disease tha. 1t entirely
nifty where it has been employed wide il the field Of It's
usefulness and the cures TINT almost
every secon OF the country abonnds in publicly
vino have been restored from alarming ven
ease OF the lungs by It's When its superiority
over every other medicine OF its kind apparent
observation aud where its are known the public no
longer hesitate what snlote employ the distressing and
dangerous affections OF the pulmonary organs
dent 10 climate And not only Formidable attacks npo1
the lng but for the der varieties Of Colds Coughs
cine that can be obtained. -
As has long seen Throughout this section
up TO the best that been and that The genuine
article is prepared ~ Dr. j. G. AVER Lowell Mass and
no J. WRIGHT & co. Wholesale Agents.
THE BAGASSE FURNACE,-- LETTERS PA.
ses t9F the United States were granted SAMUEL H. GIL
~ OF No. 81 s Nashez street New Orleans date
This Furnace combines the following qualities ~ fully
proved in taking off SEVEN CROPS The Present SEA.
ls It works entirely by draGgh and hou, the aid
3D. u contains CRATE bars or other irons In the interior
"a i never requires oppage of the to have its
An The Bagase stirred or touched after it arrives
In the furnace.
5th 1t bnrr all Bagasse and makes steam enoprh 20
run w MI ehlle steam battery and pumping engine.
rms te only furnace thar has taken of Louisiana
In Goinp,iance wiih the above five conditions
TINS Furnace makes burn Bapasse aous
does rot resemble other furnace in single feature Of It's
oEit ~ the principles upon which it works. in the
other party Reports circulated to tho contrary are meis
TICKS OF trade known TO be false by those make
Htu calculated only TO deceive the public OF
ces that c!nno stand upon their merits No person viii bs
sell make or use patent Furnace without authority
@ me- anu an persons having such authority will fully
guaranteed in Us undisurhed use and possession
ny fatenf Furnace applicable train of kettles
ing the Bagasse boil Juice in The common train of kettles
hnaer satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser.
trsatse on the whole subject pamphlet form
ngs etc. 10 be had OF the subscriber by mali or th.rwse
,aas ., SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

A Cry OF EDrroRs.-o One hundred and twenty-six
editors in the United States have recently drawn
building lots in the town Of Warrenton Va situated
in the "god regonp of Cupepper county. Banks,
Of Petersburg Bryant of the New York Evening
Post; Gilmer, Of Lewisburg Yespacian Ellis, of
Washington; Coae Barr, of Abingdon; Waddell
of Stanton Alexander, of Charlottesville aad host
of others are to be there
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who hereuntc sign their names with the parties
petent witnesses, who hereunt
10 this act. aud me Notary.
The original is signed.l

peept witnesses who names with the parties
10 this act, and me Notary. .a,n.,,
JAMES d. DENEGRE,
FELLOWES Il CO.,
w. BOGART and others.
s. WAGNER.
LID Il. BRUGlER. . -
& II, g. GOTTSGHATK, N. r.
certify the foregoing to be true copy original net
record in my Office. ~ b. . ,.,,o
In faith Whereof grant these presents under my Signature
this nineteenth day OF May. 1851 - 49,,
The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages in and for the
parish and city New Orleans certihes that the foregoing mas
been recorded this day in his Office, in Book Society No. T.
Foos II, IL, 49, IA and 10. rr>, nor ,,rr po..uao-
tSigned1 JOHN HOLMES keeordeI;;
New Orleans, May the 18th, 1857. ny2l 70 jei 10 ~
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The New Arcsie E1uedition.

tsant. AcfyIinton. the commander Of the new expe.
IA u - - ,.s,aa ~ Ill Iol,n
tlo. " s.lsn =. u i.susu eoa
Franklin has written letter, winch ls punished IN
he English papers, giving some interesting particu-
u in III lie proDose enterprise we make the fol-
y 1c,s,,, s,tr. I, ].
" " - sA ~ as' i. 81
intend e sall about the end 81 June, from Aber-
deem, and proceed 70 Barrow strut ascertain tnat
re stores ana boaks elt g. foIt Leopold
Aad Psechey Island py the recent searching expedl-
fal back upon them examine the state OF the ice in
Peel Strait and Il practicable proceed down It into
Inc unknown area. should not succeed mere, m
Z lend 70 return 70 Fort Leopold and proceed down
another attempt 70 pass into and through the ed 81
search 60 victoria Land where snail WINTER and IN
the ensuing spring before the thaw sets ~, compete
sne en4re ana search py means Of sleoges
drawn by men and bV dogs.
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NEW ORLEANS:

MONDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1851
~ = Z
New york Morals.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

RICHMONp MANUFACTURING FOR THE SoUTH. =
The schooner Onrest is now loading in the dock at
Richmond. Va, for New Orleans. A portion of her
cargo consists Of steam-engines from the Tredegar
Iron Works One was fine twenty -four ton locomo
tive for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. There were
also FIVE stationary engines for the steam saw mills in
the liyeoak region Of Louisville. It is gratifying
says the Richmond South to observe such apprecia-
tioncf the quality Of Virginia IRON and in the skill Of
her artisans in its manufacture.
II is to be hoped the Secretary of the Navy will
have tho unequaled !" liveoak \ Of Louisiana manu-
hctred il Southern ship yards instead of emitting it
and transporting II to the New England States there
to Ne used Id the construction Of national vessels as
has been the case heretofore et
The New York Express concludes some judioious
remarks on the destiny Of free and slave labor in this
country as follows
Providence IN due time win regulate all these thipgsi s
scas E0'a much regard Professionalism North or
The New Orleans Crescent says this 6 would be
very good, were it applicable but thinks " there is
NO applicability in il to the times that are upon the
country We hope our friend of the Crescent does
think that the times that are upon the country
are 80 formidable that even Providence can't regu-
latea them Louisville journal.
No, we don't. We believe Providence capable of
anythng IrOm he cleansing OF leper TO the making
OF an honest man out Of an abotonist, Bat, as few
lepers have ever been cleansed that VIC have any ac
count OF, and no moral publication of aboltionists
accomplished, we are Inclined to fear that Providence
will interpose in the premises If Providence
should, there world be woful times in the North
\ among the fanatics Hi
DEATH OLA GIANr.-The West Tennessee Wing
records the death, at his residence in Henderson
county Of Mr. Miles Darden, and his interment with
Masonic honors
The deceased, Gays the Wing was, beyond all qnes,
ton, the largest man in the world His height was
seren feet sir nches-two inches less than that oil
Porter, the celebrated Kentucky giant His weight
wasa fraction over thousand pounds, 1t required
seventeen men TO- put him in his coffin, Took over
100 Net Of plank to make his coffin. He measured
around the waist six feet and four inches
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

| INUsUAL CHANCE-THOsE WISHING TO EN-
~ gage in legitimate very profitable business readily
On fact rnde) from which fortune could be
feheu N almost any section of the country suitable the
tter Mecc or Merchant-he comparatively tring;
inE 70 connect with every throughout the entire
country, IN order to I'LL leisure time proitiby. Very
nave awaited themselves of the chance doing we'll The
I'S Is SILL open For particulars address, with stamp
eneJ S GEO. A. ANDREWS II CO,
Nn,.N r,rcl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

YOUNG AMERICA AFTER 0FfaeE.--The President
of the United States recently received the following
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01

50 Owen HurIeats Premium Letter PAYER, lust
ryceivedb by pArche4 HASAN 4 BRO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
REPORTS Furui.aed NV the Associated Press

ST LOUIS, March 30.-The papers publish di--
patches from Washington, stating that the Forsyth
| treaty is rejected, and new one made. The Oni'
ted States pay Mexico SIS 600 for Sonora, SIna
los, and lower California and postal line viii De
established between New Orleans and Vera Cruz
under the American hag to enable Mexico to obtain
men and munitions during the threatened war viii
Spain. This statement is not confirmed from the
east, and its truth is doubted.
WAsHIseroG. March 30.--Walker's instruction:
are agreed upon The Statutes Of Kansas are to be
recognized as valid. His principal business is to
see that the people make an independent expires
sion Of opinions under the census, and registry
laws. Woodson whom Stanton superseded will be
appointed to the Land Office in Kansas.
IL is rumored that an expedition is fitting out
here for some point in Central America, with the
supposed intention of making the FIRST demonstra-
ton against Veragus, province OF New Grenada,
betweea Costa RIGA and Panama. The expedition
is said to be friendly to Walker, aud will act in
concert with him. Il is reported that Provisional
Government has been formed and considerable
amount Of funds raised.
Good authority states that instead of purchasing
lower California and Sonora, our Government will
conciliate the South by paying the designated sum
of 81 900, 900 for the Isthmus Of Teheuantepec.
1t is also rumored that Senator Benjamin has been
offered the appointment for the purpose Of accom-
plishing the purchase.
ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-Santa Fe dates of the
2Sth say that IndiIn depredations are increasing.
The Indians near FL Pssso killed Judge Hoppin.
letter from Santa Cruz river, oil February 3rd
says if the Scnorsns bad encouragement they would
declare themselves independent of Mexico, and ask
annexation TO the United States Sonora is over
run with Indians robting and numbering. Il e
revolution in Sonora has ceased. Governor Gau-
dara is broken up and his property con6scated, and
a new Governor appointed.
LOUISVILLE, March 3l.-RiVer feet inches in
the canal and feet on the falls. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer So.
WASHINGTON, March Sl.-F. B. Miller is reap
pointed District Attorney for Western Virginia.
Gen. Cass has recovered, and is attending TO bis
duties.
Walkers acceptance of the Governorship OF
Kansas is published In the Union to-day. He says
be contemplstes necessity for resortng to mill
tary force to insure fair vote of all the inhabi-
tsnts on the Constitutions.
ALBANY March 3l.--The New York horse W on
the race of 100 miles over the Albany horse; max
ing it in l2i hours The Albany horse was only a
quarter of mile behind.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01
REsr HAZE DYE IN THE WORLD.

This strong language, yet BoGLEs ELECTRIC HAIR DYE
recenty mproved proved to be so BY theiudges at
the late Mechanics Fair held Boston among whom was
Dr. Hays the eminent chemist and State assayer) who
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Dyes exhibition from all parts ofthe Union
It's unparalleled superiority 1st Heterogeneous
are nourshing hair destructive others. 3D.
Does not stain nor the skin 3D. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required from delicate brown to
deep black SO natural as appear marvellous. Manu-
Iactured applied by WIN. BOYLE 277 Washington
street. Boston dec10-tillmay31
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01

Efrf BOXES WINDOW GLASS, supsrior qaalisy, al
~ aizcsf yarying irpm b. 10 50 b. "a snst r.
suiFed aad SO sels ~ KEENAN, A RAiss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01

COMPLIMENTARY The Americans of Bedford
have presented JAS Russ, Jr, gold watch aud
chain, as lasting testimonial Of lritndship and es-
TEEN for his long aud valiant services in the edito-
rial department. Of the Shelby vile "Erpositor ,
The correspondence on the occasion appears in the
last number of the Expositor The crowded state
of our columns alone prevents Us from re-publish-
ing it. Mr.. Russ deserved the compliment He
has done his duty faithfully and efficiently az an
Editor for many years. Continued success to him
Is our wish.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

IN compliance with order Of the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Robertson County made at its February Term
1881 in the Of r. s. Psyne heirs by their guardian
Jno. A. Payne, to sell House and Lot will offer for
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of April next (being County
Court day. in the Of Springfield Robertson county
Tennessee, credit Of one, two and three year, that
valuable Tavern House, long and vorsbly known the
SPRINGFtLp HOTEL. The Lot Is tuated the north
Of the Public Square fronting 100 feet Main
and us On May Streets (about acres The House
neat and substantial Frck ouIe, well suited to Hoery
and might be used business house private residences
contains thirteen rooms, cellars, &C. On the Lot are all
necessary outbuidings ieehouSe, stables gardens &C.
said property will be sold credit Of two three
years. with interest from date Two good securities viii
be required Of the purchaser, and lien retained the
property until paid for Cash for cossof sale in advance
q
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01
UPWARDS OF 10 600 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
AT PURLIC AUCTION

ON TUESDAY, April 2Sth win resume our sale. OF the
~ Garrett Lands the premises, lying both sides Of
the turnpike leading from the head Of Whites Greek
to Carksvile and commencing about twelve miles from
the City Of Nashville. These lands have been held in
large bodies for many by the Hynes estate
open to settlement Messrs Garrett having bought and
paid for the lands determined open them to settle
men We have recently sold abort 5000 acres and intend
to offer splendid inducement to every
in the country to procure home in this high healthy and
peasar section. These lands abound with the hnest new
erang free springs an inexhausbls supply Of
good timber in three four hours ride Of the city Of
Nashville BY first class turnpike roads Persons wishing
engage in the lumber business will rarely meet with such an
opportunity Sale the turnpike the Craighead Spring.
0mnibusses free usual and the other necessary trim
mings NANCE WOODWARD.
Z X GLASCOCK, Aucsioneer. B.AU mar24
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01
FOR SALE.

THE HOMESTEAD OF MATTHEW NELSON, pEop On
This tract is beautifully situated on the N. @.
Railroad II miles from Nashville and known to be the
very best land in Rutherford county $50 under
good cedar fence and mostly in cultivation the balance
well timbered Hurricane Greek runs through the entire
tract aGordng abundance Of water the dryest
There also number ofperpetual Springs, which
very desirable Stock Farm. The soil is rich enough to
speak for ITSELF and is well adapted The growth Of cotton
tobacco, grain grass
Theimprovements consist oil frame Dwelling with
rooms, all out-houses complete GIN barn. stable etc
Tie subscriber viii be in Nashville few weeks and will
take pleasure in showing the premises any who
sire purchase. Terms easy; possession given mmedi
ately. feb10-tf Q L. NELSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01

Spring ana Summer BOnnets.-New York
Millinery Emporium and Centre of
Fashion.
This new, extensively patronised, popular, cheap
establishment, will open in few days the cam
paign, with matchless display of new Spring Bon
nets and Millinery goods, for the present season.
So fascinating is the styles, deliberately rich the
trimmings, brilliant the colors, that such COM
bination Of artistic taste and skill cannot fail to rec
ommend itself 10 the ladies' as well as country mer-
chants, who desire having the last link in the con-
trolling power of Fashion for their customers, in
preference to bad styles offered by parties, who
cannot possibly be as well acquainted with the
business as those who are exclusively engaged in
il, and who give it their undivided attention.
Parties in the country directing their orders to
this establishment, or through parties here, may
rely on being promptly attended to.
Every description of Straw Bonnets and Hats
blesched in the new italian Method, and trimmed in
a superior manner.
Remember thespot, No. 80 Union Street, Camps
bells new building. & B. OF P. msr2d-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01
SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.

/ WILL sell upon favorable terms, exchange for city
property, my Sligo Tract embracing about twelve hum
dred acres OF Land, Tavern House, Store Warehouse
Turnpike Road and Ferry across Oaney Fork River.
There about hundred and twenty-five acres Of
rich Caney Fork bottom Land, cleared and in cultivation
The balance is unusually well mbered, and part of Is
very rch and has upon it quarry ofvery good Marble
The Caney Fork river navgsbe to this point for
months OF the year. and the location is excellent
selling Salt Iron, Dry Goods, &C. The Tavern stand
of the best between Nashville and Knoxville. The toll
gate andferry continual ofincome and taken
altogether this Of the desirable pieces Of pro-
perty, for the price asked in Tennessee.
Those wishing buy exchange would do vel TO call
forthwith. A. L. DAVIS
decl3-tf u, s. NJ Packet Office
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01

- q CASKS pare Anshracils ceAi. hen Pennsylsanls
ID ipr ssle ~ lriel A. hAMGLfOA.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01

N FSI'oAs VIZ utalFe y IuLl
Mr.. poLREAR,s

Classes. should ds 20 Immediately.
n h-A9 aee PaPtis tcia b. roceipof aIsr
Ami 20lA - -
Those who wish 20 know the stvantaFe q -Ss45&-AA
Mr. Ds Instructions EhOud inquire 81 those Ladies ana
eenenen Who have attended his Classes of those fam
thes whose children have attended hs Instructions
M ID y particularly DESTROYS be judged ~ bv the
results - hs oHnlabors an not By he ID succcss ai nav
afc been Witnessed ID ~WETSa sanoIs" where Il teach
ins sconlued % The imuatioE 81 eopy Without
A7 see % such scenunc pEiacipes a. must guide u1er
nfJ e Success hof the logic 81 toae who ere that re
raitsA seaAhoa aed telegraph, Dc not sapass speei
TIE ok-cari asrEcs aud poet .boys
M ~ blrfut thsi every person learn that three
times three nAke aiue. and that when fenIaansh1 IL
taught 90 priacpes hNsd and Eaiar a. that q aft
netc saeces ~ b. eqaAy certain 70 All sho ara rullea
~ thsm shst ef lhey are al o. sixty yekrs Il Ase.
Ladies ana Gentenan reqaesfa a. ca ~ exar.in.
Cor themselves ths improvement "a others
lious @ y A. > co 7. NJ and 70 a niFht
March 4s-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01

LsOR and on account 81 James p. NAHrY, connlsson-
II In the Of n. Z. Perkins and Martha ia us,
Wlham 4 Reid and sally O. his wife, Abran p Maury,
oeptma Marry and furnknd Q. MARY, heirs a. LAS o.
Mary a. T. Azury deceased b. virtue Of decree q ne
Chancsry Cosft Al NashFne u sad cause, vi sell a.
pabis ssr en ne preraisns On WEDNESDAY,, TIE S9tA
dsy Of Apri abous 10 LOIS Ia Naahsie. n ant q TIE
Water WORKS, particular dsscr9uea q Hh'ca va
apusar h hsnd.bs q Be issaed before day 81 snis
Inans crea one, sHe and tnfes years, fgr no,ss
sasriory scared bsafng iniesels and aen retAinsd
A n s. LlSOekkr. s. College street.
4. GLAscecx, Aaen1ueer. march3t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01

RowENA CoAL.-We are grAti6ed to learn that
Nc. W. A. Hoskins, having disposed of interests in
his mines to enterprisng citizens of this place. ar
engagements will be speed made to furnish this
market with Rowens coal. Supplies will be got
ready and sent down next fall on the fist rise Of
water Our citizens may now calculate, at no dis
tant period, upon the advantages derived from cheap
coai
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01

Holloways Pills are famous in cases of termination Of
blood 10 the head and the lives Of thousands who su
fer from Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Bile
sod at the manufacturers, No. so Maiden Lane, New
Yorx and S44 sani London and by all druggists at 25c
635<e. and 81 per box. mareh2l-lW.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01

FINE GALLERY.-The Messrs. Hughes Bros, have
recently fitted up in splendid style reception room
in the second story Of the building at the corner Of
rooms, which the latter now exclusively used
as the operating apartment. They have also Sc
cured the services Of an elegant painter and are
now prepared to execute all manner of pictures, in
admirable style.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01
Ira. n11rror lnRorr

Old Sores are always difficult to heal and in some BASES
have been known produce DEATH but in no instance has
Carriers Spanish Mixture failed tocure them when properly
taken Acting entirely upon the Blood i'eApeS the humor
causes the remainder of the body to sympahze with its al
ced portion gives strength 10 the flesh and elasticity to
the skin and by soothing process which possesses
produces reaction that speedily heals the wound and
,,akas the sutFerer WHOLE march2I-2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01
pAnprr,s Lurprn YAnp.-The enterprislng pro-

DARDEN's LUMBER YARD.-The enterprising pro-
prietor OF the extensive lumber yard on Broad st.,
has on hand large assortment OF various kinds Of
lumber, shingles, &C., suitable for building purpo
ses He is prepared to I'll all orders on very short
notice. Besides running mill Of great capacity,
he has in constant operation, Single Machine
establishment is great convenience to builders
and contractors.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01

eB Parents and guardians of children who desire
them to attend the City Schools for the remainder
Ofthe year, should not fail to attend TO the matter
as directed By the Board of Education, whose no
tice thereof appears in another place
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
81 600

Worth Of Piece Goods just received comprising
ensve Of Cloths Of various coos and Of the finest
texture ALSO Black and Fancy French English and Amer
lean Cassmeres yestings in the greatest variety All
adapted to the Spring trade and made order in the
latest STYLE
nil CLIFTON ABBOTT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of Fl Fas. directed from the Clerk
ID 81 the Criminal Court OF Davidson County its De-
cember term, 1885, viii the 1lth day Of April next,
expose 70 to the highest bidder for cash. the Court
house yard gate In Nashville all the right ttle claim and
interest that Parmes Street has In and certain piece
parcel lot Of ground lying and being in the County Of Da
wilson, State Of Tennessee aud City Of Nashville, fronting
81 feet Cherry Street side thereof and running
Crde Street. bounded the north BY the lands o.
Fanny Scott and the south BY the lands Of kEabeh
Rathbone upon which lot there IL situated two story
house. Sale within legal hours.
J. K. EDMUNDsoN, Sheriff,
mil By r II. CAMPBu.L. Dep. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-01
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

The river continues to receds with scant feet
water on Harpeth Shoals
The arrivals yesterday we're the Chattanooga and
the Commerce from Paducah.
The departures we're the EdnonsG and Aida for
Paducah, the Delegate for Pittsburgh, the SalIie
West for St. Louis and the Princess for Cincinnati.
The Aleonia was due last light, but it is hardly
probable that she could get over the Shoals.