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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02
DOCTORS
J. D. WINSTON & W. L. NICHOL
have associated themselves in the
Practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Om,s No. q, North Cherry street.
a ttRIFE,, NAIiiS.

DIV virtue Of UsaditOn erpoHss TO me directed from The
Is Circuit Conf of stswart eogery Tepnes.ee at he No
vembeF Term 1857 will expose public sae ths court
OF Dover, TO th- highest Bidder for
csh on Monday the lst day Of February 1855 eli right
title claim and interest," that K. Humphreys has in and
parcel Of Laad, RfItT setting apeH 10 him the
Homestead a owed 10 him BY Ect OF me General Assem-
bly, which Homestead lies the side Of the drain
that runs down the sugar camp hooE, near Mr. Wins
on to satisfy and Of Abraham Philips
SAL within the hours prescribed law This tee %, 81
ja2-W3t-PTs. fee $500. E !. BoGARD, Sheriff.
Y virtue OF vsad ioHis sIpouosss to directed from
- the Circuit Court Of county, Tennessee at the
November Tenn, 1857 will expose 70 public sale at the
courthouse door In the Of Dover TO the highest BIDDER
cash Monday The lL day Of February, 1853 all the
right TILE claim and interest," that John W Hail has in and
10 tract Of Land lying 10 SteE9n county, Tennessee, sno
IN strict No T. on branch OF White ak Creek, On the
south side Of said creek bounded follows, 10 vii be-
ginning on running south 55 poles 70 dog wcod
cost Of John c. Lighttle other
Of h Il ne Dos5 Co. sale within the h,G52 PTsger6ed
ja9-W3E-prs fee 50 20. -
by OF q UsaditiOH eIpOHas directed from
ID rgit Court stewart county, Tennessee at the No
vembr Term, 1857, viii expose public sale the
cash. Monday the hrs day Of February 1885, all right,
TILE claim and interest that Fl Zabeth lister has
usesee in District No l. bounced as foIlows to wit:
beginning al stake heiwee post oak aud hickory poin
mat William Morris rmery lived containing
nation xyegh acres, levied sstisfy debI and
one in favor O John Richards; the OhsT J. H. Butler,
sem era9, So. E. T. BOGARD, sheriff.
Y virtue Of ssP from the Circu Court
y OF Stewart county, Tenue The November
1857, IWl expose public sale. the Court House dOOt
81 Dover to the highest bidder cash On
Monday the let dAy Of February 1853, ali the right, e
cia and interest, that Penna Williams, has il and
certain tract raCei LAND lying 10 District No. l. and
the Hays Fork, bounded fellows - wit: Be
ginning poplar, J. Norris north themes with
Brandons line to Eiskl Williams heirs land, thence
a stake, nOrlI the beginning containing TWO
hundred and fifteen acres less, levied satisfy
aud cost in favor c. Brandon sale within
hours prescribed By law. This Dec. 23i, 1857.
ia2-yg3i-pr's fee So 90 E. 7. BOGARD, SheTH.
FOR HENT.
THAT country Cottage four miles from the city the
\. Railroad, Glsncln, with 20 Acres Of ground
suitable for Gardening. BOYD Il CO,
deC3I No. 81 Cherry street.
TRUNKS. VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
lust received small lot Of Trunks, Yases &C., which
d viii sell very nv for cash.
nnv Z J. H. McGIII,,
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Valuable Farm for

,--a5 llelCe noTl1l = I7-7 "
erty of 2. 4. Al the Instance % J W FeSei %
satisfy his debt Sold in the houIs in1 Law dree
arHi- I'm DseeInber 1857 B b SFiCBh, shenh
dseis-ws5 prs fee 50 20 Of hamPaIeys County.
THSFIRCTS steel Crow Bars wagon Doxos, ron a4iss,
> ares Sbes. Boiler aad Ear large and wen a.
soysd -foe- ia aioru and iar he trade Mauufle
800 $780, HOLLING S WORTH GEO..
lziss No, g. Markets sileet,
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Prizes!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERT Q TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCEEMEg
RS npHMN
EACH SATURDAY ~ DECENBEl
54OO Prisos amounting 600
WHOLE TICKETS, 40, HALVES s. CLUSTERS t25[
PLAN De THE LOTTEkI

= o. o % o
PHICB TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, 80, HALVES 5; CUA2TERS, 325<
PLAN OF THE LOTTEkI.
The Numbers from 20 $4,000, spending with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate sips OF paper
eHcrcled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The fret 30 Prizes similarly printed and encirced
placed in another " asel.
Inc Wheels are then revolved, and number Is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers. and at the time Prize
drawn from the other Wheel The NumBerund Prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience registered
BY the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number dragn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn cut.
APPROXIMATION Pu1zEs-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the first Prizes viii
entitled TO the % approximation Prizes For eIaHp
Ticket No. l25J draws the 100000 Prize, Hose 1icet
NUMBERED I24s, 1879 l2j ls2, will each be entitled
$500. II Ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000 prize those lick
eLs numbered 5 54g SOL 552 will each be entitled % $780,
and according 10 the above scheme.
The 5UJy Prizes go will be determined BY the last fig
Of he No that draws the {6OOOJPnze, For example
III the ckals hsre toe DUm0er ends II will be entitled
to $50 II the number ends with No. 2 then si tie tickets
where the number ends n will be entitled to $50, and
so or too,
Certificates OF Packages will be sold ct the following
rBtes which is the risk
Certificate Of Paeksge Oh 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Quarter " ........ 20
10 Eighth ........ IL
IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for The Tickets order
ed the receipt OF which they will be forwarded 0y 6rs
Iai Purchasers con have Tickets ending with any fig
1re they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers sud Prizes will be sent &c
purchasers Immediately after the drawing,
Purchasers WiDlease write their signature plain give
their Post Office County and StGts.
~ Remember thai every przsis drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 600 and under paid Immediately
after the drzwingotEerp prizes tie usual time Of thirty
dsFs-
BE Al Communications strictly confidential
A04Isss orders Tor iioaets or Csr-idCsJss 4,
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta Ga.
or, Z. STINSTEIN, Box 3, Nashville.
, Persons residing Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta,
Ca. have her orders fled save time, By address
ing s. S=ap q Co, al either Of those cities.
? list Of the nun bers than from wheel.
with the amount Of The prize that is entitled
will be published after every drawing in the following
pers New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta iuslEsncer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd Dispatch and New YORK DisD1tch- and Paulding
,MIs5l tlarOu Augusta Ga Constitution list.
dec3-tf
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The 1900 Prizes Of IS so determined BY last figure
Of The numbers that avs ne Captai-f II is Otd
Der Tick tWi be enttCd n as So f a. Is number
then ever eI 10 HUmarr Ickot viii lud % 50 So in
addition Other Prize the Tickets may Draw.
Bank N0.s 0i sound Banks par. Cheeks New
YORK rsmtte for Prizes.
ADDRESS Orders ag tickets or Cerfr rates Of Packages Of
Tickets TO 4 B. Andtrson. BOX 22, Nashville Tennessee
OTtO ANDERSON & SON Manager,
dsc22 Macuu or savannah, Georgia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02

etonrous UNoERrAISTT OF THE LAVA the re-
cent term Of the Circuit Court Of TazeWeli' Tenn
a fellow was arraigued for stealing raw hide he
asIeeeH nat he had purchased 1t from anegro. inc
.st.erbey for The Commonwealth admitted ms state
4neDt and he was acquitted BE was immediately
& ip5icte,l for frading with negro. Therenpon thS
s.oused introduced two witnesses 10 prove thAt nc
Aad stoieu de hide Yhen be was, Of course. dis'
nnd q II s1 having slready been tried for stealing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02
Christmas EiiXings.

JUST received by the Princess lot Of Crauberries;
d SO boxes W. K Cheese Tor Family usej
10 barrels Cider.
and on hand great variety OF notions for Christmas, fire
JG ROBERTSON'5
deceAtF Bakery and ConfettlOuary, Broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02
4. J. MORRIS, Chairman.
I. C. BURGE, Secretary.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. WALKER IN NEW YORK

ARRIVAL Or Gen. MALhER IN NEW lOhh.
On the Northern Light coming to her dock, in
New York on the 18th, Gen. WALKER Immediately
proceeded on shore, and, accompanied by Captain
MACDONALD, took a carriage and proceeded to the
house of Gen. HEEENGsEy, 40 Twelfth street. The
General was in Washington, but his wife, who was
about retiring for the night received Gen. WALKER
and rendered him the inequalities of her house.
General WALKER, the papers say, seems to be in
excellent health and spirits and is quite confident
that the authorities at Washington will discounte-
nance the action Of Commodore PAULDING, and set
him At liberty to 60 where he pleasss. He is deter
mined to assert his claims as the President of Mica
rlgua, and he is confident that he cannot be long
kept prisoner. He gave the Herolds reporter the
following statement:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02

and - following Of land, lying and being IN ms
county Of Hickman, and Slts O Iennasses, and CIVIL DIS
net No TO- and bounced follows: 20 the south 0y tie
aps OF Joel Jones' the Wesley the lands OF CnArtes
DauRron the lands where tad phens nov vess eohta
ne twelve hundred scrs cYied on ss he PoperT o. we
Ne Stephens al the Instances JOhn Switzerland or - L
soWtkes SAFE with the hours prescribed By law Ths
nSca1nhar ~ lar Is5T ]. GkORGR, ShenR.
Ss.qS TAt-n4sfcesf BY LEYz McgVEEolls ,. 3.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02

NEGRO WOBAN FUIG SALE.
NEGRO WOMAN, 80 years old, fair cook good washer
u iroueT and seamsLress Neat and tidy in habits and o
good disposition, will be sold tracer, Apply TO
decog-f BRAINS FORD, New HlRTBR & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02
CLARINDA F. ROBERTSoN,
DAVID F ROBERTSON
in hester, Tenn Dee. %, 1857

The New Orleans Delta Charleston Mercury, Richmond
Enquirer, St Louis Republican ana De nocrat, Mobile Reg
Memphis Appeal Louisville Journal M0u txUmeTy
ADVERTISE, will publish foregoing for Two weeks and
forward ehuges 30 this Cfncs. iianl-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02
REMOVAL

IN CHAFCERY AT LEWISBURG.
NOVEMBER RULES 1857.
LEROY L. FgTmer rs. - Russon.
IT appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk aud Master,
from the allegations in conpsinants BILL that The defsn
cant RossOn sideQt Of the state OF Tonnes
see, that the ordinary process or law canDot be served
upon Il therefore ordered, that publication Be made
Nashville Union and American newspaper Published
the o. Nashville and stale q Tennessee for four
Weeksn succession, requiring the said Poison appear
Hancey Court, be holden in the
OF LeWsburg The let Wednesday aigs the Sd Mon
day in February next, and plead answer deHHT COM
sIanans bill the will be taken for confessed and
for hearing paus. true copy. This % December
1857.
4. K. KERCHEVAL CLERK and Master.
jauI-W4t-pTsfecS3
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FOR SALE.

in South Nashville, nearly square, bound
lnelon, JsnersOn and Pearl streets, On " nioh
nj tings. a bargain viii be gwen. 70
LANIRR, PHILLIPS d CO.,
MhEket StEeats
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THE unexpired time OF years lease of that valuable
and cummodiOus warehouse, No. II Public Square, at
present occupied BY A. Duncan q CO. Terms liberal
Apply 70 BRANSFOKD, MCWHIRIER& co.
dec 2g-uf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02
Land Sale.

I WILL SELL The highest bidder, Saturday, jan
18th 1885, the Court House in Nashville OR
Land in district No Of Davidson county, Tenn, belong
ng 10 Wm Farrar, Decd adl1uning The Lands w K
Iueas Henry T. Nhitsitt Martha > CArOthes. BET.
Ter piece Land Is hard TO be found ~ the county, "
the purpose fe general family use. IN ma =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02

F.,;Bg al goods. sr5seially Guns, Cutlery, B,iing
lIsrdTsre and Edge Tools greatly rsfe.d Pries',
Tor Oas or to psoapt paying customers on me usal
ifme MCCALL, VANLEEk & CO..
A south Market street,
5sofrasf sign of iEs Biz Pg<lsss
-1s- ne dopssgialsd su.gsass 8 e ss.'
w E9rkeiya =
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MnffcA

Ii persons having claims against the estate Of Oliver
n TUWles deceased, hereby nOtifed 20 he them
before LIST Monday In April 1885, they will be barred
by the stauts administration Of said will be
This l9tl December, 1857.
JOHN W. TOWLES, Administrator
dsc2s tw3W. Of Oliver ToWles, decd.
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4 From the 81. Louis Republican, 2Sta
FROM KANSAS.

Election Day AZ Gum SPriag-Far al Fort Scott
Jim Laass LegisIature-StaHtoH and tAe Abolition
isis-BrOl0n Rstrsatng-Oid Buck.
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TRUNKS. VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
lust received small lot Of Trunks Yalses, &C., which
u / will sell very Nv for cash.
nov J, H. McGIII,
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$4,000 Reward
SAAGUE iL T.EER EDITH

TIE undersigned viii give The above for the aV-
prsheusna and dslive 70 tho JSior Of FrankiR
p Robertson, the Of Winchester Tennessee the
evening OF ID 24th December, has paris nc
Said Meredith frcm D 20 years Oid feet
high; sle der thin vsssd high forehead; light blue eye
large pTom nenf but Of guild expression MANY
wrinkles eyes for his age; lar complexion rather
ALLOW; light hair but him on his head had many whkers
face except the upper lip whiskers thin on
each side lace ami Of sshy color on his cbin in
bis movements rather Stow bass down look; bis lips usual
IN COMPRESSED when nVerluii0H pleasant, smiles
easily shows hne set Of th has much erVe and self
pOssessun brick by trades wore q black mole
0FeTclat pe since he e has ID his hair aud
WhiskeTs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02

FOh HEVIs
THAT country Cottage four miles from the city the
n d a. Railroad, Glenclin with % Acres Of ground
suitable for Gardening. BOYD CO,
ia. Sd CnaFFV street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-02

nAIE s. TRE-FHakIY $ VFEKLY $.
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: aTHE TWO WALKEBs.7
Ihs Na.byIILs -, aL.sau...- 8 faIlor..

SATURDAY. AoRNlNa, JANUARY ?, IS
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JUST RECEIVED
ONE HIM red bags PRIME, Baltimore kO Cones.
" for sale by NOV l4i & p. CHE4THAA-
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l.a. EASTalE, Rs. DgEMEGFON sec. FbRBETT

9. 6. - 3 %.
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CAROLINA LANDING Steamer Vicksbnrg.
135 bales cotton to Pitcher, Goodrich Sco, l22 do
Rotohfora, Brown &eo 81 do Knox & Higgins 30
j G d B Is Kicks &co 81 Ee0We5 Acc. no w Cox
.5G Henderson Il Peae. So do ] I Hardie Geo 55
Brander, Hubbard &eo. 80 Bogart, Foley q Avery.
IS Connolly d Champiin. 46 Byrne, Vance Geo .43
BueBner, Stanton q Newman. 80 Jno Watt Seo Al
Vaudeville g Mellhenny.. 36 Martin Cobb eco. 81
Battley johnson &eO.. 35 Hughes, Hyested &ce
81 Wright, Allen &eo. "a Lewis u 0glesby. "a do
Giffen, smedes eco. 81 NJ Brady Geo.. 80 bales
cotton Carroll Holmes &co 26 Gordon & Costello.
I'd Ihornhll &eo. 25 bales cotton II Nugent &co %
do Payne u Harrison II do Cleveland Bros Geo rs
billiard. Summers AGO. III Bradley Wilson &co IA
Riyes, Battles 4 Noble. IS do Duncan & Logan. -
RreIlsen Stevenson s&co. sl2 r Mcdonnell &co, La j
Williams &e0. 10 r w Estlin Acc IS Ward, Hunt &
co. % Carroll, Hoy &eo a Coleman Britton &co. s
r. { Adams eco. Il Walker, HutGhingson eco / do
Payne Steele &co. sundries to order, Total 1919
bales cotton,
MEMPHIS. Steamer Il r W Hill. 652 bales cot
ton Robson i Allen. AT Bradley, Wilson Sco. 293
6cruggs D0negan geo 207 Carroll Hoy Seo .292
M a johnson &eo, 100 Rotchford, Brown Ace l4S
II U Adams &Cp. lis Buehneri Stanton 81 Newman.
105 Wright, Alien tkeo.. leo A D Kelly Seo "a
Lewis Uglesby rs EellOwes &eo. IA bales cotton
Acl.emere, Rayburn &co. T6 Henderson, Terry &eO
..72 Ihornhill &eo u Hewitt, Norton &co. n
Payne 4 Harrison, 81 MGESleToy d Bradford 81
Ward Hunt dsc0 81 Bogait Foley e Avery so
Btoadwell IL Payne. 45 FriersOn, Conway &c., 80
] Gu B S Kicks Soo. 38 Connolly & Champlin 80
Campbell 3 Strong 80 Friedander & Gerson "a
HafTs L Levi 80 Jno Watt &co 80 B M Lowe 80
Hughes, HYested Geo 30 do S o Nielsen SEQ IS
Pitcher, Goodrich &oo do 20 ] j Persons {Eco. .23
Green CTnnlp. 20 Pritchard & Flower 20 Davis
Jenkins &co. - Coleman Britton &eo II Moses
Greenwood aco.slG Hays Saunders GEO., IA bales
cotton Winston, MoIfison .&eo. ia Harding Abby Il
CO. ~ billiard, Summers &co 10 Skipwith IL Hag-
ard > NJ Hopkins Nee s Riyas Battles & Noble
~ "A ! Brady AGO. 4 : * G Cromwell / Jno Will
aaas y Cleveland Bros eco. Ryrnei Vance Eco.
3 IaIleton Whiting g. Tulfa 2 Lane, Mayfield SEQ
i Walker IL fSiiideP j pkg, $R50S bank uofes
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I11lpnrta.

NEW YORK. Ship West Point assorted mdse
NEW YORK. Bark Liuwood, assorted mdse.
NEW YORK. Ship silas Holmes. .asst'd mdse.
RUATAN ISLAND. sclr Dolphin. j lot fruit to
Cochran q Hall,
COAST scbr Mary Agnes. 10 hhds sugar to
58Fder
MONTGOMERY, ALA. Steamer Henry Lewis
xg4E ,left q It) $50 bales cotton Farley, Jurey 81
Go IS McKleroY q Bradford 292 J 7 Hardie eco
44 Tareton Whiting u Tuls. l8 Wallace5tE Weaver
AZ Ridgell, Dennet &c.,. 2s9 Riyes, Battles & No
SOS cotton seed 75 ses corn sndries to order
Total 1884 bales cotton
MOBILE Steamer California $50 bales cotton
] D Fuller eco bales esnaburgs Peet, Sims Geo..
2 bbls fish To order sundries to order. Total $50
bales cotton.
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STATE OFLOuIsIANk.

Parish OF Orleans, City Of New OllA#1s.
Be ramembered that this 18th March, 1883 befusG1e.
subscriber Justice Of the Peace 10 for the city afoFessd
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. III
yer Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Of
New Orleans who being duly according to lays d5e2
and that the above and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS PresIdBn
Il. P. JAHYIER, Secretary. Z,
swornto andsubsorihed before this 18th DAY Of hssh
A. D. 1855 c. NJ. BRADFORD,
The Board of Trustees resolved pay an interest
per cent. the outstanding certificates of profits,
aud after the second Monday IN May redeem
and after that date the scrip issued Of the year 1855
under the provisions of heir charter. cash capital d
hundred thousand dollars and they hare further
q scrip dividend Of FORTY-TWO PER CENT the nsss
earned Of the ending February 49, 1883 for
which certificates will be Issued and FIRST
June, 1873. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. oARRIERE, Vice Presidents.
q. z. gANYIER. aacrstarv
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Exports.

BOSTON. Ship Mataro. 2544 bales cotton.
GENOA. snip Thaatta 1926 bales cotton %
hhda tobacco.
BORDEAUX Bark Mont Redan 21l bales cotton
4s hhs tobacco bNs do, 20 bbs cams, 40 bbls beef
4l640 slaves.
HAVANA Brig a IA Chapman So cks hams 30
TOD do 90 ties tallow 50 nd hogs 800 ties lard 200 kgs
e l64 Egs butter nd horses.
ST0Ii, RHODE ISLAND. Brig California
Jls molasses
QBILE. sehr Sarah Burr. 229 bbls pork 50 bbls
los bbls whisky.
APALACHICOLA. Sehr Onward SO bbIs flour
iT2 bbs whisgyl Dbl oil 10 bbls mOasses bbl5 beef
5hfbbls inolasses l3 hhds sugar 1855 bbls do hhds
bacon ! tc meat rs sacks oats u sacks coffee ! bale
bagging.
--tfYE RPo0L Ship Mary o'Brien. 5000 slaves,
1915 bales cotton.
BALTIMORE. schr q Hill. 800 hhds sugar 100
bhls niolasses 229 bdis hides.
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lAa gels 9aIIg crescent
- MlRNTlEa. 3EeBMBER b. I858.
Singing atfEligentt.

49, see fhe hack Of ahis page = 7tA for
sfnaaeGat, Commercial and River News dee
gsartmeats.
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NAs3IENsN 99NEHF1Faa
Ship Mary o'Brien, vesperi for Liverpool,
Snip Mstaro, Dillingham;, for Boston,
r Whitney eco
Ship Thaiatta, ste4son. for Genoa,
MeekeF, Knox 6co
French Bark Aont Redan Boadeur, for Bordeaux,
Ianata Bros
Brig Allan A Chapman, Laureat for Havana,
s Plassan
Brig California, West, for Bristol, RI, master
schr Sarah Burr, Drescher, for Mobile,
W Huntington eco
sehf Onward; sales, for Apalachicola,
S g Mitchell SEQ
sehr j 4 Hill, Rich, for Baltimore,
Boudousauie, Phillips eco
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OUMBERLANp RIYER.

Leaves on FRIDAY. SIst inst at S r. n.
Hs FOR NASHVILLE, CIARRS-
lFtkts5Fa WILLIE Canton Eddyville, Smitband, Padu-
6 csh Cairo, Hickman and intermediate landings.
The light drsngh regular packet steamer Scotland,
Conch master will leave above Fer freight passage APP
ply on board b. DUFFIELn. Agent,
corner of st Charles and PeriidO streets.
6- The Scotland viii freight River With
privilege Of storing and Teshippipg. DIS
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STEAMBOAT DNp.A-RT9R.Es.
ONO RIvRR.


cssFvT9 a rag Ts51 ar TSgyI1 & EEffgFY d f7,ss
$500
HI0 B1N Err.
- = s,s7,, - $50 -
IT, i FOR li0uEsY8GE.a a Ns2- GIN
elnnaii-JFhe fine and regular passenger packet
leave q ~ yille Caeinns ana I'll interim findings
d2s Advertising IA Aren't.
- = :. -,-717 =
leaves ~ ERE 3 w " Y en- g Il NJ
S sIa Sns and e inisInsdia'e isndings-Tbe
ai5emo. Mega9rn master, will leave as above. For
~ yTRGINIUs c. pENTzEL,
cuMREpTAND pvrp
-. : :. s :.
leaves ~ e n 2sS rs ~ , e a.
li1 IN, S94gn, Eqgys Nv salt9isna Fada
The nns Light drsas6t regular packet steamer scotland
G III, f5 81, ~ % as f' IN fIsnr OF passage ap
corner or, 9f g Charles Re and Perdo streets
privilege Of Storing and Tesbppips - as
nm PTVER
Leaves on FRIDAY, 3lst inst, at 70 A. y;
G. l. koUNs \ EROS LOW WAEER TH Z LINE.
lslgst Era No. 3, John Koa0s master. for Fulton,
5 %s s DSoeyi Ferry Convey SPRING
plantations and way landings ssr Sa our packet rates
Apply to G. L. KoUEs BROS,
VIRGIEIUS C. DESTzEL,
= $780, - :, ~ -zezT3,s4s aSS4-;-
5sCsJI.sfs o:J i HFT II PAC
ls44at64sa KET-For JefeIsou Benton Port Caddo and
All Intern. diste landings On tbe I,slsa Shreyp.
port Grand Bayou Carpte Grand Ecore and AieSandra-
ThB ne dram MESSENGER rarke SHII1e FROhIuson Dyas
Power master will lee ID abST For fraibt on massage
apply on board.
VTRGINTuSH c. DENTZEI.
d27 AdvarisisC Agent,
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Leaves on SATURDAY, January at S P. NJ.
g. L. Kouns ( BrOs' e Water Through Line
FOR UPPER RED RIVER
Era No. I, kouns muster. Fulton,
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Djantans and landings Geaf iii a. onr Tgclst rate
annl, IN bosrd
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