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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
WIN. g. DAVID GIBSON,
w upIfSR nARpcNTrps AVN prrvY

MAIN, NEAR THE CORNER OF srH STREET, RIoaNosD, VA
respectfully inform the Citixeus Of XII hmoud and
public generally, that they are prepared wi b tn.
assistance OF their steam power, and all the most
useful wood working sehinery u execute every
description eff work in their line If business in 4
manner not to ie sus passed such BUILDING Hous-
50 OF All dtmensi9ns repairing remadeiiDg the
sane; pu ting ia store fronts of any kind Shelv-
ngs put mp, Counters made Ac., In and taste
mi manner. Stairs built and HAnd Rails worked
according to Gsomet ica Principles; Cornices made
To suit any style OF buildings; all kinds Of Mould.
ngs on hand; Sash, biinds aud Doors made to or.
and sent To any part of the country every kind
Of Wood Turning, such a. stair Bslastars. Newell
Posts. &c, Arehitectnal Wood Carving for Sterr
Fronts, and Capitals for Porch Columns. Aiiorders
executed In Q neat manner.
w. b D. GIBSON hope. by strict attention TO
business, together with their practical knowledge
ofthe same, to merit . Continuance 81 pubii> "a.
tr0uage.
~ Orders respec,fully aolicited. se I-lme
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~ ~ BILE 6LAEsEs.-The public ara
hereby informed that IN our veYy compiste ~,
sortment OF SP sCTACLES we continue TO keep a.
We have done for msny years. foil assortment Of
PEBBLE 8LASSkS la steel and gsId frames With
an experiences of thirty years ia this department n
our business and particular attention In adapting
glasses to all the requirements OF the eyes, are
enabled to give general satisfaction In our speeta-
cies.
CATARACT GLASSES, aiso, always on hand. EYE
GLASS rs, gold. steel and she'll OF every varsity
GLASSES Of every variety lifted In old frames.
MITCHELL ATYLER
au 23-d3mAcxSm Ias Main street
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WHEAT DRILLS.-P + N NO C KS
w Wheat Drills, with and withe ut Guano at
tachments; also Seymour's Drill Wi b Guano at
tachment. warranted to perform equa 70 any other
"a l-8w NOI4 Main stree
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. F. A. JETER,
49, RNRGE0N pENTIgT

H
Broad street, opposite City Hall,
Having returned from the country, would be pleas.
ed TO see those that no has engagements with, and
also the patronage Of the public Ia Invited.
IynE
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EOR SALE.-A suction and force
-. puMP, IN good order, one that hes beea used
out little. and which has q very high veput alton
snd may ee bought low. Apply ct this ohIcs.
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q DAMS KXPRE60 COMPANY :
- Ham. removsd thslr olnce o II. NM -.
- ~ a,..t d ~ - - ess
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am FOR RENT.-The desirable fam
&as lily residence on Broad street. opposite the
Monumental Church, now in the occupancy OF DR..
d Tucker Posi- ssicn will be given on the LIST OF
November next. Fer terms apply TO
j hOYSTER.
or Eecho. Pearl street,
aoo-,r near Exchange Hotel.
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LADIES' RIDING HATS,

CHILDREN'S FANCY GOODS.
BIEfORD DICKINSON Il WEISiGER have
lust received large and splendid assortment of Ia
dies Beaver and silk RIDING HATS, with Ostrich
Pinmes: ChildTen's Beaver and Plain FELT HATS,
and Infants TURBANS. 30
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~ FOR RENT-Inte nding to remove
H:a tn the store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ivr1- Ma, O Blair two doors above Ness X Price
4 Co the store I at present occupy, No ID Market
Bridge il for rent This is one OF the best business
0pportupity 60 any one wishing to engage Ia re-
tail trade in almost ANY line of business To good
tenant the good will and fixtures of the establish
mont viii be sold on moderate terms APPLY to
mo PAGE, in,
sat-ts No 10 Market 8ridge.
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NOTICE. have bought out Mr.. John
IN B. Davis. q the old ssand OF Messru Davis Z
fAa, next door % Hector Dayfs' Auction Houns,
franklin street. shAll keep constantly on RANDALL
aasao Of E0H0kS fbI HAle. and VIII b pleased to
furnish those In want
~ 9!--en ssss II LEN
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IA WOODLAND FOR SALE-The
- subscriber wishing to change his residence.
Ie riles above Richmond and no tn Of Dover Mills,
on the James River Canal 1t contains 2la acres
ana improyrmarts all new For terms, apply 10
August l. WILLIAMS, fichmond, Va or to the sub
81. az 10 20 ms j g. TAURMAN
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N,UTlUk Ali parties iadebted tcthe
~ stean, ting EDWIN FORREST. for tewase, are
hereby directed TO pay the same e Rinhassp
HASktNS, ksq. JJAMB> IOonn,.
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~ FUN Oh Ii UN NEN = nc u"SfI
~ ing house. foEmeriy occupied By the -ubscrl
ber atr -ted on nth street Sad house has gas, Wa
FER y u uge ami shower baths bells and all OF thi
modern i'm prnvements has go, d brick stable aad
carriage house. Apply to . + BRs
Insurance Office, opposite the American Hotel
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FALL IMPOR TATIONS.
L 8 5 g.
ARMSTRONG, Gator q CO..

no 237 baltimore street.
EhtWbEs CHARLES AND HANOVER SIS mai SYwoRx
Oner stock unequaled in variety ex tent And cbsar,
nsss. Terms strictly mona. OF 6 Der cent HI for
N-s-. Yea lutius. AM zraE
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WA3oUna. 0T1oCYa -

~@rA BRAZILIAN PEBBTs
- SSfPKCTAcLEs.-Y xouis sn.:,,'..t
attsntecn a ny cly and cpunfry fri4nds ~ 70
y:bi6 ~ general to my we'll a~sortsd stcoS ~ ~
2LAssEr, Opera Ola, see and syy 8Iaas.s "a ~
BEST quality, which always keep on hssd ga 80 -
t0f sale ~ the mo & reasonable prizes BIZ ~ yl.s.
g. - science and art have adsrssd shon 10 dSsn,
sges and ds.cts OF the cyeslshf and By ny long ny
persons ags VI h glasses Of A ' kiad re.n,,sJ
eew ssiaeses lifted into old Prsmrs ct short nos,es
ard 10 the best manner "s
have inst received another lot ri thoss an. NJ.
lillian Pebbles. All those that were vaitjne an ~.
be supplied w"
Opera Glasses for hire.
SA MYERS, Op,jc;an
oc5 Corner Main aud pearI ssree,.
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EAFHER, HIDES, OIL, GOWN
.on., BE ~. successor 70 J G Crane son keeps
and Upper Leather; French and Americ an Cal
LINE iaai,s and aeni' Morocco; Bind ing auo
Curriers' Tools; OF; Hides, &c. "s'''
a.. Az II Of Which will Be sOIa = very small ivsuce
toners on the usual credit .SS So
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FOR LEASE The valuable Lei

4HSa FUN VhIUFVIO
Es:s On the northeast corner of Cary and 9Th SITS
fropting 46 fact and running back about 81 feet Its
location Is such insure good rents, improved
with small stores an0 dwellings,, and fer work
Sbops f.nniries, &C it is particularly adapted, =
long lease will be given at moderate rent Apply to
d WILLIAMS.
90 oa-ts Real Estate Auctioneer,
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MERCHANT TAILOR
NJ AtWmJ Smiths old stand, opposite the
-Al&. Exchange Hotel.
Is in receipt of his Tall stock OF Cloths Cassimeres
and Nestius, and solicts scan from his frisnds and
those OF tho late W J smith.
WANTEp--A Ycnth who has some knowledge 81
the business. and can come well recomme nded.
ae II
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WUAl9yef
or manly nature, was indisputably owing to Lou
lisa. For his sake, she learned, privately, the
spanish dances; and received for this accomplish
meut bis delighted exclsustion OF my renal
The svsy 0f the Duchess Of Terranueva now be-
came jusupportsble. Not day passed, that did
not witness some demonstration of her intolerable
pride and haughtine~s Of demeanor, not only to
the whole court which she X pit in incessant broil
but towards the king aud queen.
These repeated instances called forth the fiery
temper Of she king, whose wide mouth, and thick
Austrian tips, sOmstincs gave the lie TO his fair
hair, delicate complexion, and the remarkable
eweetness Of his eyes-showing that he could on
pruyocafion, become terrible. He swore big osths
that she should be displaced, and was already on
the watch for asuitsble person to Ill her situation
The Duchess d'Albugur que. the Duchess dInfap.
principal aspirants, Don Pedro Of Arragon asked
IN audience Of her one morning, and gave her the
unexpected advice TO remove herself from court.
~ quietly ~ possible, lest public dismissal might
ensue.
stnng with rage, she refused to believe that he
had any authority for thus advising her. Rushing
uoannounced into the kings presence, she related
the Insult, aud asked bis msjcsty's permission to
leave situation IN which she was allowed to meet
with such afIfonts.
'scsrtainiy. answered Charles syou are at perfect
liberty TO leave the place whenever you choose %
She was pettihed With rage and amazemept.-
Not even royalty had ever dared to speak thus to
the duchess. She sprang frem bis presence, and
chamber without the usual ceremonies.
With her habitusi sweetness, Louisa sal ], 81
regret. madam that anything 20 UNPLEASANT should
have occurred 49,"
Before che could speak further. the duchess
struck her hand vtoeutiy upon Z small table, and
caught ~ . spltndid Chinese fan, much valued
b. h.r msjesty, breaking 1t 10 pieces, and throw.
lug the giitsering frsgDeats around the chamber.
at v qsite beneath ,bs dignity of Q consort of
epaa 70 lament the dismission Of her Csmsrrera
Aayos, she said haughfily
Hsr dep trtars occssio0ed the most lively satis-
faction, aud her situation wss soon flied more o.
esptsbly ~ the Dutehess Aibasaraus, who sIopt.
ca ~ entirely different policy. being ~ good. ZEN
as ana sbiigsDg, - Der predecessor had been the
ASH ths tate q IIsuriettA OF England had been
enssslsd % her saisABd beantifai daughter con.
signing her, sftes few brief years Of life 10 an
sariy essys, LeuisA beesn 70 sxhibit ia ssnss
sywptens - her Eothsr ksd done. p.sne.ir~
fson rtdiaG . bsrssback, - sxescise. vSisS ~
ADMIRABLY aeapesd y Der AZURE cad d uhish ~
s1eslled - eeaD,aissa 81 vielsst "a Sissrs.
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- FOR RENT-Possession given i'm
81 meliately-The Store now occupied BY the
subscribers, on 18th, between Main and Cary sfs
who will move this week to the house iatel, in the
occupancy Of Messrs w Fry Sons, Corner OF
Cary and Pearl streets Apply to
Also, commodious Lumber House. In the rear o!
Neasrs John.ton & Bransfords Hardware ore, and
convenient to he store on 18Th st
se4-ts WM WALLACE coec.
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V,O COUNTRY SMITHS i am pre-

GLOVER HILL CUAL.--1he undersIgn-
~ ed is prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL COAL
At the lowest market price, throughout the season
jy S-ts Z Ii d!bSON
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s1%s STORE AND DIV ELLtNG FOR Rem L :.
~ 1877 BROAD SrREET.-It has been thoroughly
repaired and is considere one OF the best location
for any kind of business in the eighbornooa- Rent
ak hundred dollars per annunl. Apply TO j. II
ANTHONY, corner of Cary and 18th streets, VIII
has constantly on hand an assortment or Moleskin
Calfskin sewed Boots at the nted low price
If "a 81 per pajr Terms cash-Cne price ONLY.
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"a FOR hENI-Ihe second sIory
IN ever the Jewelry Store of s A Myers, corner
4 Main and Pearl Streets suitable for JOB Print
ug Office, work shop. or lodging rooms All IN
rood condition, with modern Improvements Appi}
q saa-ta A MYkkS.
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"a Merchants will find 1t greatly TO tneir 40
vantage to give Us call before making tns't pns
chases elsewhere as We have ald IN an enabIee
as to ofer goods at less than Manufacturer prices
orders received by letter promptly enippHu, Smu
prices charged only the same a. II soh
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AsSGG.

pITUM1NOUS COAL, Of good quality,
~ for smiths work and for stationary engines. fol
sale by JNO Ehfd, agent,
ne 2i-ts Canal 10th ct and Basin.
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sBY TELEGRAPH.


! NEW ORLEANS, May Action, sales II, coo
bales, prices re-established, BIiddling, lI4al1a
Sales Of three days, Is 600 bales receipts TO- s57
bales stock IN port 30s, GIG bales Wheat, red s73a
IS, white, O0a1l2A; Mess Pork, dull 1880;
Bulk Pork, Sides, y; Hams, rs Shoulders, So
Freights on Cotton to Liverpool 3.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The Tunes says that an
open rupture took place between the President and
Senator Pugh respecting the Ohio appointments.
Matthew Johnson is appointed Marshal Of North
eTn Ohio in place Of Fitch.
The steamer CaiaWba has arrived with HsTare
dates Of the Both.
Lord Otway the British Minister to Mexico had
arrived en- route to Vera Cruz.
Santa Anna was at St. Thomas.
WASHINGTON, May "a caucus Of Democratic
Senators agreed to give general appropriation bills
preference over others.
HoUsE.--Mr. Cingman reported French Spolia-
ton bill, being copy of that vetoed by Pierce;
consideration postponed till the first Monday in Jan
uary next by S. against 40.
LOUISVILLE, May 5-Tbe river is rising with
% feet water in the canal
WASHINGTON, May 5.-HoUsE.-Mr. ClingmRn
made speech in favor Of the abrogation Of the
Clayton BulWer treaty. He denounced Great Brit
ain for incOnstany, and enslaving other races,
while suppEessing the African slave trade.
NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-COtton: Sales 10000
bales hrns ll3all4; Sugar 64a7; Wheat goal 10;
Mess Pork held at Is So Freights unchanged,
shipmasters demand an advance.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-sENArE.-ssward's res.
OlutiOn, paying the widow Of Capt HerndOn three
years full pay $500, passed by 80 against 8.
Fishing bounty affairs were taken up
HoUsE.-The Minnesota bill was postponed till to-
morrow.
The House went into committee of the whole on
the appropriation bill
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-The river has risen Is inch
es in the last "a hours and still rising rapidly.
DUBUQUE, May 5.-River stationary with u fee
water on the bar
NEW YORK, May Cotton quiet, sales 1000
bales; Flour heavy, advanced Sc; Wheat, White
Southern l.20al 80; Corn, White 69a73, Yellow 73s
rs; Mess Pork ls.25a18 so; Bacon Shoulders 6aa
St; Lard ll3all3; Whisky 202l2l; Sugar, Mus
coyado 5a54; Coffee quiet
CINCINNATI, 5.-Flour 3.7Oa4 90; Whisky Is;
Provisions dull Sides deliverable in Jnue, 9a94,
Bulk 8; Lard l04al1, Kegs 1915 Lnseed 64a66.
Heavy showers to-day.
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Il. Il. HAYNES & Co.,
Wanted

GRNTS FOR THB PURCHASE AND sALB OF Nh
nashville, Tenn
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supply OF this wonderful Medicine for the OF Rheu
msRm. DeafreGs Piles Corns and ali nervous diseases,
Headaches aud Palms. has been received BY EWIN, Pm
DLBfON q CO., and BY 10. G. BROWN Nashville Tenn,
where be obtained. The suffering should purchase
boe Immediately. See advertisement in another column.
PEOF HAsKELL-Ihe following testimony favor Of Dr..
Hsakels Eectrc Oh Is furnished US for publication
PRoF. HAsKELL,-Dear Sir; feel Il 70 be my duty 70 in
form TIE public through you what your wonderful Eee-
tic OIL" has done for my family, Ny vile has been alarm
ngy troubled with failing Of the womb and pains in The back
breast. bought bottle Of your Oil yesterday, and
oday she s entirely free from paE, and sends her waTmes
respects your and prosperity have had rheu
matte pain my chou ldeTs and for long time, and
10 minutes from the time applied your Oil, the pain
all gene. struly wonderful remedy for all pains, such
suffering with, aud eheerfnlly give this
testimonial Of its effects.
CT. SWIFT, Merritt House.
SWorn subscribed before me- this day, 24h Of July
1857. LIBERTY WAITE, Justice OF the Peace.
such testimony tells 'oeT true tae worth columns Of
made certificates over the land, and great way or
Try II, ye suffering and afflicted. See advertisement in
another column. marld&ly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-06

HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF TENNEssEE.-This society
held its May meeting on the 4th inst. We regret
that We have not space for its proceedings in full
Resolutions Of thanks to JAMES NJ. DAVIDSON, Esq q,
for his recent eloquent address, asking for copy of
the same for publication and declaring Mr.. DAVID
son, a corresponding member of the society, were
adopted. The following most interesting items in
the proceedings copy as furnished:
Mrs Maria Price, ofNashville, sent in the sword,
sash and coat worn by Capt. Samuel Price, who
fought CALAMITY at the battle Of the River Raisin,
under Gen. Harrison, Ia 1913. Capt Price was
appointed by President Madison, in 1911; and his
cenmisson, parchment, was also presented to the
society by Mrs. p
Allen Pillow, Of Maury county, presented old
musket, with iron rod sndrude flint lock, taken
by William Pillow, father Of the donor from
wounded Hessian, at the batJle Of GUilfOrd Court
House The battle Of Guilford was fought the
10th Of March, 1881. Gen. Greene commanded the
American troops, and Lord CORVALLIS commanded
the British Hessians, and Tories Greene sought
this battle, writing TO Gen. Washington thus: III
we are successful il viii prove ruincus 70 the enemy
and if otherwise only a partial evil TO US" The
Americans had but four small field pieces, only two
Of which could be used in the conflict The enemy
was well provided with cannon and ammunition.
The American supply was scauiy and Indifferent. In
the report No. s. made by CORVALLIS, Of this en-
Eagement or signal victory as he calls H. ne
says: Il ordered Lieut.. Mcleod TO bring forward
the guus, and caunonade their centre" Gen. Greene
says: "My front line was composed Of North Caro-
liaa militia, commanded by Generals Eaton and
Butler.
The action commenced by cannonade from the
English guns, aud an advance in three strong
columns The Hessiaus were on the right, (aided
BY the list Regiment led on by Maj. Gen. Leslie.
Although the battle ragged all along the lines, the
froest onset was upon the North Carolina brigade,
(.'mOsily raw militia y who, giving way, were soon
sustained by the Virginia militia The legions OF
light infantry under their experienced and brave
commanders. Lieut.. Col. Lee on the one side and
and Lieut. Col. TarltOn on the other, had q close
engagement Col Washington's dragons repulsed
the first b8lt,i0n Of Guards and Bosses regiment Of
Hessians, with much slaughter Nearly the whole
party Of Hess:ans fell a sacrifice" in this skirmsh
and pursuit. From one of these Hessians, 1t is
probable that this muske: was taken. The Hessisns
we're servie mercenary soldiery, hired by England
TO subdue her revOlted colonies. This was the last
battle fought by Lord CORVALLIS. He marched to
Yorktown, where he was SO caught and surrounded,
that on the 18Th Of October, 1871, he surrendered
his entire army to Gen. Washington PutHam
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HIGHLANDER,

THIS very superior and famous Horse is located a
L for the season OF 1853, at my farm, adjoining d
Nashville. Mares will be received from 10Th s. %
March Ol0h OF July $50 EACH and 81 20 the groom due
10Th July in all cases Of failure they may returned gratis
next year.
HIGHLANDER bred by ThOs Taylor, of s. C. in 49,
he get BY Glencoe imp, his dam Castsnet winner az
all distances, BY Monarch, mpt &C, his pedigree M
and fashionable aud like the horse himself sIeites the
admiration Of the most critical observers.
HIGHLANDER s rich chestnut, OF excellent constitu
ton and temper measuring 10 hands height,
usual length and stOuness Of frame, Piled
ing beauty Of form and action. As great horse High
ander's reputation throughout the Union, was,
time hardly equaed, having beaten in the best STYLE all Of
mis- many competitors in south Carolina and Georgia. until
about i've years old when he sold $4,000 at
went forth TO meet other formidable rivals wherever
to be found.
In this extremely trying career Highlander gainsd as
large share Of success mas attended any horse
like travelling run.
ming all distances he did, whether in good bal health
an condition
All who have examined HIGHLANDER and his colts
freely express the opinion. that breeder Of superior
stock for spery Use be Will take rank among the
putable horses of the country. III
march 5 Dr.. McGAVOCK.
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SPRIEG FAR-SEooED DAY.-The attendance yes
terday was larger than on the first day, though not
80 numerous as was generally anticipated The fol-
lowing premiums were awarded:
HoRsEs-BIooD STOoK.-Best Stallion four years
old-Entrios by A I NOlen and A Pratt Pre-
MUM $40, to Nolen; certificate to Pratt
Best three gear OIa-TWO entries by DR. Shelby.
Premium S.
Best t0o ys1r ozd-Entry by " Harding. Pre-
MUM S..
Best one year 0ld-Three entries by W Harding,
one by P Brackin, of Rutherford. Premium Sc,
to " G Harding; certificate to v G Harding.
Beet under enc year ola.-Entry by W G Harding
Premium S..
MAEEs-Bsst four gears old and oUsr.-Entries by
VIC Harding, Cheatham, A Turner and DR.
Shelby. Premium $40, to " G Harding; certificate
to B Cheatham.
Bsst fhree year o1d.-Entry by W Harding. Pre-.
Cam S..
- best tDO year old-Entry by P A Cartwright,
(MOllie Harding) Premium IS.
Best under one year old.-Eatry by W Harding
Premium SIS.
Best pair fancy mares IN harness different o0lOrs y
Entries by shOeman, Of GOOdlettsville, and E
Breathitt. Premium SO, to Breatbitt; certificate
70 S Shoemau.
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RIVER NEws.-River now on the RISE with 8 feet
on Harpeth Shoals Reports from above states that
there have been heavy rains. The weather continues
shoWery with an unsettled app earancs.
Due in Port-Steamers Hibbard, from Pittsburg
Quaker City, from Cincinnati; Jas johnson, from
New Orleans Look Out, from Paducah and Sligo,
from Waitsboro.
Boats Leaving-This day steamers Quaker City,
for Cincinnati; Look Out for Paducah; Rock City,
for Carthage; Nashville for New Orleans.
Arrived-City Of Huntsville from Memphis; VIM.
Henry, from Carthage; Nashville, from New Or
leans.
Departed-JOhn Gault for Louisville; City Of
Huntsville, Memphis.
Freights, scarce and at low rates for the Ohio
river-rather more plenty for Nav Orleans, with
little or no back freighs which renders this trade
at present anything but desirable some of the New
Orleans boats are debating tie prOpriety Of laying
up in order to prevent accommodating a debt
Transient boats are doubtless deferred from visiting
US on account Of this state Of affairs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-06

THB best article Ice in the city, taken from the pur
waters Of the YouRhOgheny River be purchased
prices, the Depot corner Broad and Prom
streets, al SOans Ice house Front street, and from III
wagon which will pass through the city daily.
apr3O-d2m. RIDDLE, COLEMAN q co.
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WE are lust in receipt Of 500 Bags and half Bags,
w Hartsvlle Mill Flour which Offering TO the
city trade 81 THIS brand is constantly
ing IN favor, aud gives perfect satisfaction wherever used
We have that il will be found of uniform quail
FREEMAN BRO.'S