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Polynesian., 1859-08-06
L. p. FISHERS
ADVERTISIN ENCY.

ADVE ERTISING ENCY.
JAN FRANCIsCo-No. I7II WASHINGTON STREET.
up stairs, nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House.
L. p. Fisher is the authorized Agent Of the
POvnesan. Honolulu, S.I.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, ;. L.
Sacramento Union,
Marysvlle Herald.
San Joaquin Republican, Stocktonj
Pacific Methodist, StocktOnj
Sonora Herald,
Nevada Journal,
Grass Valley Telegraph,
Red Bluff Beacon,
Columbia Gazette
Tuoumne Courier,
Mountain Democrat, Placerville;
Empire County Argus, Placerville;
CaIaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill.
Shasta Courier,
ManpOSa Gazette,
Yreka Weekly Union,
Trinity Journal, Weavervlle;
Iowa Hill News,
Weekly Ledger, Jacksoni
San Jose Telegraph,
SOnOma County Journal,
Folsom Dispatch,
California Mining Journal,
lGS Angeles Star,
Santa Barbara Gazette,
San nieEo Herald,
Alameda County Gazette,
Placer Courier, Yankee Jim's,
Napa County Reporter,
Sierra Democrat, DownIeville,
Humboldt Times, Union;
Oregonan, Portland, q. T..
Oregon Statesman, Salem, o. tt
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, %. T.i
jacksonville Herald, jacksonville o. +;
Pioneer and Democrat olympia, w. 7;
Washington Republican, SteIlacoom, w. T.;
Mexican Extraordinary, City of Mexico,
Hongkong Register.
Polynesian., 1859-08-06
FOREIGN AEVERTISEME MENTS.

TANY MAN wHO PROCESSES TO UNDERSTAND
n all trades and Sciences assumes to impose abSurii
ty upon the public. On the principle, medicine
which processes all diseases, is unworthy The
slightest confidence and should be denounced as
quack uostum The Grefenberg Family Medicines do not
assume TO cure all diseases with remedy They have
adapted to its peculiar diseases
and time proved beyond question: the efficacy and GER
tany of these preparations Their list comprises the follow
ing medicines:
GR.FFENBFRG VEGET.4BLE PILLS;
.MARSH4LL'S UTERINE C-4THOLICoN
GR.FFEFBERG S4RSAPARILL7;
GR.FFEFBERG PILE REMEDY;
GR.FFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP
GREEN .MOUNT4Lv OLNTJHEHTj
GR.FFEEBERG CHILDRE.N7S PAN.4CEA;
GR.FFENBEKG COESUMPTIVE'S By4L-Ni
GR.FFEHBERG EYE LOTION
GR.FFE.FBERG FEVER & .4GUE REMEDY
GR.FFE.N-BERG HEALTH BIT'TERS;
GR.FFE.NBERC .M4SU.4L OF HEALTH
For sale by all Druggists.
General Agents, REDINGTON CO., I
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco. !
S. PORTER FORD, NJ. d., Agent, Honolulu. 25-tf ]
Polynesian., 1859-08-06
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
The White Horse Hotel.

The WnlI6 dOrS6 uUCtI.
VITM PEARSON inform his friends and the public
w generally he has made great Improvements on hls
emises and accommodation for Board
inc and Lodgings had furnished uniurnished
His Bar will be well supplied with the choicest Wines
Spirits and Malt Liquors -.
hopes by strict attention to the wants M MS
s,n,srs ro merir sha re of public patronage. % If
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Police Jury Meeting.

Proceedings Of a Special Meeting Of the Police
Jury Of this parish, held on Monday .April
25th 1859. a.
i Pursuant to notice, the Police Jury assem-
bled at the Court House of this parish on
Monday, April 25th 1859, at II O'clock A, NJ
The following members were present.
CtC. Woods, F. A. Woods, J. Tras. Landry
r. B. Trinidad, D. P. CAIN, Bird and B. R.
Chinn, President pro tenn in the Chair.
In the alsencssot the Clerk II. J. Hyams
was appointed Clerk pro tim.
The President stated the object of the
meeting to bs9er the purP pose of receiving
the Report, aafddHaction4 thereon, of the Sur
veyor appointed BY the parishes of lbervile
and West Baton Rouge, toSdraw the dividing
lines between the two parishes, in accord =
ance with an "Act to define and permanently
settle and fix the boundaries between the
parishes Of 1be1viIe and West Baton Rouge0
approved March 18th 1859.
After reading the report of the Surveyor.
MI. E. B. Trinidad offered the following res
olution, which was adopted:
u Resotned, Tnat the p,oces verbal of survey,
made by Mr.. Robert Boyd, under contract
with the Presidents of the Police Jures of
lberville and West Baton Rouge, and in ac-
coIdance with g. Act of the Legislature, en-
tltled An act to permanently settle and de-
tlne the boundaries and limits ofsthe parishes
OF West Baton Rouge and lber ville," which.
according to said contract, has been handed
to this board this day, be and the same is
hereby adopted, and ordered to be recorded
~ the Recorders Office Of this parish, together
with copy Of the contract and all cores
Pondence relative thereto. 4x
I The stwo following resolutions, offered BY
Mr.. f. B. Trinidad, were, on motion, adopted
F .Reeolved, That the sur1 Of one hundred and
sixty-two $4,000 tSl62 SOY dollars be ard is
hereby appropriated to pay Robert Boyd for
his services in running the dividing line bet
ween the parishes Of Iberville and West
Baton Rouge, in accordance with contract
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d Quest Baton Rouge

COUR DU SIXIEME DISTRICT.
Dams lalFnire de la succession de Hiram J. Grover.
No. 372.
I'm vertu dune commission addresse aux Sheriff
IL de la parolsse Quest Batot Rouge. dams patT,re
cdessus. dater du 2me Jour d'Avri, 1859, il sera Of
iert vente publiqne au plus offrant ct dernier
cherrisseur, Ia maison de Cous dc cette parosse,
Jeudi, le 9me jour de JUN, 1850,
II heures A. NJ, lie proprietes capres 1ecrites ct
appartenant II Ia susditc succession, savor:
MOLLY, neyresse, 4gee de quatorze ans;
MATILDA negresse, agee de quarante ans, fole
ct daucun service; auss que des erets de maison
RR= Conditions de Ia vente:-Comptant
T. BERG ERON,
Quest Baton Rouge, Maj 7, 1859. DIS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,


Fergus Lejuine VS.. Widow j. alexandra. No. 1862
DY VIRTUE cfa writ of Fl Fa. to me directed in
- the above numbered and entitled cause of dat
the 9th day CT February, 1885, from the 9th District
Court in and for the parish and State aforesaid will
be offered forsale at public auction to the last and
highest bidderat the residence Of Dorville Foret
this parish.
On Saturday, 4th day Of June, 1859,
at II O'Clock. A. H. all The right, title, and interest
of the defendant, Dorville Foret and to the follow
ing described property, to wit Caroline, negro wo
man. aged II years. to pay and satisfy sal9 writ OF
execution Terms Of sale, 70 months credit.
= Z. BERGERON,
! West Baton Rouge April, % 1859. D.s
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. f STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish or West Baton NouSc.

sixth DISTRICT COURT. n H@s5
In matter succession Of Hiram J. Grover. No. 372
=DYvirtue Of 4 commission directed to tile Sheriff
of the parish Of West Baton Rouge, in the above
numbered and entitled succession, of date tho End
day sof April 1852 will be offered for sale ct public
auction the last and highest bidder in front of the
Court House Of this parish on z
Thursday, 9th day Of June, 1859,
at IL O'Clock, ~, the hereinafter described prop
erty, belonging to said succession, to-wt Molly,
gro woman, aged about fourteen years Matilda,
gro woman, (crazy, worthless) aged about forty
years, household furniture, &C.,
Terms of sale-cash.
West Baton Rouge, Nav Sd, 1850.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rouge,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
In matter succession of r P Babin and Harriet Le-
Blanc, his vile. No. 4S6.
DY virtue Of a commission to me directed in the
ID above entitled and numbered succession of da te
the 10th day OF April 1859. from the Sixth District
Court in and for said parish and State will be offer
ed for sale at public auction to the last and highes.
BIDDER, on the premises in this parish,
Saturday, 28th day of May, 1859,
at II O'Clock M all the hereinafter described pro-
perty belonging to said succession, to wit
LOUIS, negro aged about forty five years;
BRlTTAN1A, negro moman, aged about As years;
WILLIAM, mulatto boy, about twenty years;
44-Terms of SALE ash.
WM. WHITE,
West Ration Rouge, April ed 1859. Sheriff
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ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

Ell A LIE LA A$LOClolANE.
couR snxIExE DISTRICT.
u. 1AROIsSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE
Dams paaire de- h succession de John Nolan decede
&s9zs 81 >a2ss ssa No. 46e. J. Fq ea55a
I'm vERTUE dune commtsslona moi addresse dams
~ padsire ci dessus, date du 50 Dec. 1885, par
Il Cour du 6me District Judciafre, dams ct pour la
dite psrosse ct Fiat susdite, sera oert vente
pubique au plus orant ct dernier encherrisseur en-
fac de ID Aaison de Cour, de cette paroisse
Lundi, le 30me jour de Mai, 1889,
II heuers les propretes q apres decr:tes ap
= apartenant u succession du defunt John Nolan,
.ayoir: La mots sud Dc Il section sept, contensnt
tross cent deux 36-lo0 acres Le quart Nord Est de
Ia section neuf contenant cent soxante ct Est
moitie de dissection quatre contenant tros cent
neuf S0l0O acres tout stue dams le Township sept
sud Range EST District sud Est, paroissc Quest
Hsten Rouge, pres;dn IAe Crocodile
aS ISkAs Dx IA VksTe IA dites proprete vendu
IN credit de donze mois avse bonne securitc per-
sonei approuves par Pexecuteur dela succession de
John Nolan, avec hypotheqne retenue surzla dite
tsrs. jasqu'are psiment plen ct final
49,. Wa. WHITE,
E'ss: l-s4 Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rouge, Feb II. 1859
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Parolssc d'Duest Baton Rouge.

CoUR DU slxIEME DIST RlCT.
Dams paaire de la succession de Pierre p. Babin,
-.arrict LIE eBlanc son epouse.
I'm vertu dune commission moi asdresse dams
IL iafaire ci-dessus, par IL Cour du Six,eme District
!udciaire dams ct pour Ia dite parosse ct ttat sus
publique. au plus offrant ct dernier encherrsseur
sur les lieux en- cette parosse,-
Samedi, 28lne jour de Mai, 1859,
II helres M, tous les proprietes cl-apres decrts
ct appartenant la susdlte succession, savor:-
LOUIS, nesre age de guaranteeing ans;
p BR1TTAN1A, negresse, age d'apeupres Is ans, et
WILLIAM, mulatre, age de yingt ans.
~ Conditions de Ia vente-Comptant
@..rF> ~ @~ sWM WHITE,
Quest Baton Rouge Avril %, 1850 Sheriff.
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.15 STATE OF LOUISIANA.
h Parish Of West BATON Rouge.
{55f5$ NrxfK DtnrDlCT COURr

- a. u Dixon, 10. n. r. Cain. No. 1923.
YuRTUEof 1 writ Of q. II 70 mo directed In the
| IL abovs Dumhsrsd and entitled cause, of date the
i1fh day of Marca 11so from ths 9th District Coutt
and e the per,sh aad st.ts ststs;.ia es %
bidder 10 front q the Court House Il this parish
\ Saturday, 4th day Of June, i $50,
At II O'CLOCK ~ u, IN the right, title and interest
Of the defendant Cafn in and to tho follo wing
described property, % vita certan pfeoe aet
of Land situated In this parish haytag front 70 The
ppi river o. seven arpents bounded above by
lands Of defendent. Cain, and below By lands Of
" D. Winter, with the depth thereunto belonging.
~. Terms Of sale-0n credit Of twelve months.
West Batan Rouge, May II, 1859. Sheriff.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE
In matter succession Of John Nolan, dece.sed
&S No. 466.
DY virtue Of commission to me dir ,cted, in the
d above entitled succession Of date the 30th day
Of December, A. ID 1858 from the Sixth District
Court in and said parish and state, will be Of
fSd for sale 1t public auction, to the last and high
ssst bidder. front the Court House of this parish
On Monday, Both OF May, 1859,
At II o'clock A. 1.-The follow wing d. scrbed property
belonging to the estate Of John Nolan, deceased TO-
wit The south half Of SECTION seven, containing
three hundred and two-36 100 acres ye north east
quarter Of section nine, containing one hundred and
sixty and east half of section four, couan
ing three hundred and nine, sl0o acres, ~ situated
In township seven, south range eleven east, south
eastern district, parish If West Batod Rouge near
lake Crocodile, the following terms and conlitont,
viz said property to be sold on credit Of twelve
months with PERSONAL security approved by the Exc
qutor Of the estate II John Nolan with mortgage
n*' Oh JANUS UNIV W1I1AM i AN WaEy Vnai sssr
West BATON Rouge, February 10. 1885,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

The London Times says that our
Secretary Of the Treasury 8 has
woven some curious financial webs.
We guess they are very much like
other Cobb-Webbs.
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STATE o OFSLOUISIANA. -
ElaHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
=. 7 - - 1ar3ah ef Livingston.
h na1eer saeestsion Of A. J.. Burgess, deceased

DY.vrtue Il 81 order q .ale to me- directed in
W. ~. sSn.. .-ttIAS 80 -. 49, 10 y :
Day Of February, 1859, from the Hon Eighth District
Conrt, ID and tor ths parish Of Livingston In ths
tats aforesaid will % offered for sAls at public
lion 70 the last and highest bidder, u the Court
House of this Parish Of Wet Batona onge, Wednes-
day. 2sth Of Nay, 1859, At IL O'clock fol
loving described property. belonging to ths success
sios 9 - Ba1gess, dsoeased, to-vit "a certain
Rouge, being ths Northeast quarter 81 section No.
trsstZ oar (1) in towaship savea a. Range elsvsn
Ql EAST containing one hundred and seyepty-
land win 6Ssold % ths following terms and condi.
'tions to.wft on AscrsdN Of one, two, and three
gsass, ths purchaser faIn.shing ha notes with rood
Vi Rer,osel escseit6 mortgass retained on
Bar I've psr eeat intessst per annum nom date
nst das - psx e:at af.er due uatl paid
Wet 1asea Reass, xassh ], 20. -. -.
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Mercredi, le 251ne Mai, 1850,

y heufes :. n, klfOprlete suivante adpartenBnt
L succion de u. Burgess. decedee, savor: Vi
Un certain morceAnde terre situe dams Ia paroisse
Quest Baton Rouss et4nt Re quart Nold- est De la
ssetion Ne qingt- qnatls {2 cans le Township sept
10 auyRange No on1e Est, rOntenant cent soir-
ante treize 80 100 acres terre sera vendue
sar les termes suyante, savoir: un credit de un,
deux ct trois - ,aequereur fonrnira ses bullets
sur = terre Jusqu'au paiment ANAL Les susdits
bcts pofteroet le cinq ~ pour cent d'intere de.
pus date jusqua'u echeance, ct huit (s) ponr cent
aprss eeheaaes jusqu'aa paiment. Nes'S=77Sss- - =
4. sls*sr = WIN. WHITE
O6estnaton Rouge, Aafs y, 1883. s55 Sheriff.
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For disappointed love, try plain
whisky. II that fails, the style is
to write letters ito the press and
take poison. Don't try to blow out
your brains-that can't be did,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

A Western editor apologises to his
readers somewhat after this fashion
We intended to have death and q
marriage to publish this week, but ,vio-
lent storm prevented the marriage, and
the doctor being taken sick himself, the
patient recovered, and we are according
ly cheated out of both. -,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

There is q rumor ahoat that Great Britain intends
to make proposition to this country, through Mr..
Lyon, the new Minister. for the purchase Of the
State Of Maine, which she desires to annex to her
Canadian possessions This rumOr, though trested
seriously by some Of our contemporaries, We are
compelled to regard hoax Of the hugest di-
mansions, gotten up by the opponents of Cuban an
nexstion IS an offset to that measure. The British
government is not in condition to buy even if ours
had the power and disposition to sell.
But we don't wish to dispose of the State Of
Maine in spite Of its Black Republicanism and Liz
quor lavish. 1t is the ice-house aud undergrad
Of America, and catches cod fish enough to supply
the world. We could MT think of parting with our
blue nose brethren for any consideration. The only
persons at all likely to be sold those who sWsl-
low the story.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

vice and the overland routes 10 California Should
be cbargesblo on tbs treasury, know Of no certain
means by which they eau be sustained but to 60
back the rates fixed in the act Of March 3, le45
Statutes, vol ., P 732, and adopting the other
suggestions in regard to star bids The substitution
Of postage stamps for the frankirg privilege. sc i,
which have hereinbefere respectfully submitted.
As the resolution called for no ex preston Of opi-
ion from the Department whether it cggdt to be
made sslfsustainiHg not Ihave not thought it
proper to say any thing on the subject, but to
6ae myself as much as possible to the precise call
Of the resolution. all of which is most respectful
ly submitted AAsON v Brown.
Postmaster General.
To the Hon ]. c. BRsCkIYRtDGE,
President Of the Sennte
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

In compliance With resolution Of the Seua'e,
the President sent to that body on the 10th docs
umeut exhibiting the unsettled condition Of claims
Of American citizens against foreign governments.
The largest claim is that of Capt. WM. WEBSTER
against Great Britain, amounting to Sc, 500000 for
loss and indemnify for lands purchased from New
Zealand chief and of which he was dispOssesssd by
English officers. Various Other claims against that
Government are urged, one CT which is by the
owners of the bark PanehitG, seized on the coast
Of Africa SLAYER. There are also claims against
Russia, France, Spain, Portugal and various other
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

q R, Won MOSCHZISKER OCU LIST and ACRIST requests
those Of the city vicinity who his professional
either for Deafness Disease of the Eye Ear,
10 decay in calling Inn. His stay be limited a. he
expected New Orleans and require espe
cial attention. Dr. NJ though well kn Only legitimate
Ocust and Aurs who has visited the South and West,
to that lac produce Test 0nilS
whose all the Union
fected IL the shortest Period. perfect
OF the longest standing, aud performed operations and
tons OF sight, where the patients had
blind and bearing where hope up Of being
stored His method such that thePaeut may by due
tOn to his Prescriptions and DTeCtJna all
electe where there not total destruction entire dorgaza
ton OF the organs and cannot he reached either by Surgical and
Medical treatment
Office St. CT ud Hotel. Hours from A VI. to P NJ En-
trance to his Rooms by the LADIES' Private Entrance
jaLl15-d&Wu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jan. ee' 1889

The Post Master Generals reply 70 the resolution
Of the Senate requesting him to suggest plan by
which the Post Office Department can be made SELF
sustaining, is a very able and interesting document
Il will be found in another column. All that Con-
qress have to do to accomplish taer desire is to res
ieve the Post Office Department from the burdens
they have imposed upon it in the transportation Of
free matter and passengers, in the encouragement
ofcommeree and in the settlement Of new terrific
ries The Post Office Department ought not be
taxed for these purposes Its duties should be con
fned to the transmission Of the mails, the object for
Whichit was established Let Congress undo wha.
they have DONE let them raise the rates Of postage
to the sctual cost of transportation and restrict the
service to its legitimate constitutional Objects and
the Post Office Department will pay its own ex'
penses.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

At the celebration OF the seveaty-seventh anniver-
sary Of WEBsrER's birth bay, at Boston, on the
evening Of the lSlh inst, CALEB CUSHING and RU-
IUs CHOATE both delivered eloquent addresses. 1t is
said that CUsHINos classic learning, aud patriotic
enthusiasm were never gracefully or aeceptably,
demonstrated, aud that CuOArE's stately el.quence,
solid reasoning, and CARLYLR-hke diction, have sell
dom been SO imPressively displayed. Letters were
read from EDWARD EVERETT, Vice President BRICK
1SRIpoE, Secretary CAss, and Senators DoUGLAs
and HAMMOND, stating their inability to be present
The Macon Gs. STATE Press says that one
hundred thousand dollars have been subscrib-
ed to the capital Of the Macon and Brunswick
road by citizens Of Twiggs, LaureDs and Pulaski
counties.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ Dr. King formerly ofNeW York, for the last four
S-@S4s years Of Louisville. KENNEDY, and who has de-
voted his attention the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years. faers himself, having attended Prc for
many years, many thousands, he is enabled 70
all diseases o. private matter how bad thy may
from idiuloious mgal treatment FROM negdct 81 her
Dr. Kings Dspensary No. q Dsaderk cWeen
Cherry and the Square, where he all diseases Of prvats
nature.
GoNoEHEA cured without naueioas medicine ntssrgnos
from business.
hy operation which pain. Where Structure
exists, health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undernines the constitution much.
with all the diseases Of the skin, growing Of
lec or bad treatment be ecualy cured in few days
SEMINAL WEAETs, particular attention having given 10
this disease all the consequences growing Of H. brought
many the destructive habits inconsdeTals
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect q
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject unfit
FOR business society, and premature old
Femaies who may be lahoag win any deuy Of the Wonb
may assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad ~ writing and stating their case, win
fee enclosed, directed DR.. A. King No - Dearck
Nashville Tennessee will have the necessary MEDICINE
their address, Necessary directions Strict Observed
Office hours from O'Clock in the morning until Sin the evenia
may G-d&wy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

TENIEsplendid passenger steamer S. P HIBBARD r-- .
Read Master, win leave for the above and sIssesA
intermediate landings, Thursday. the 9th inst, at i2
O'Clock, P VI. For freight passage apply boanl to
janSf-2t n, H. HARRISON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

TENIE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER,
IL STRONG, Master, will leave for the shove and
all intermediate landings Saturday the 2gth at
at O'clock P NJ For freight passage apply board
jan96-dt A. HAMILTOE, Agent.
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ron NEW ORLEANs.

TENHE splendid passenger steamer NASHVILLE, 49,
BOYD, Master. viii leave for the above and elia1Ssa
all intermediate ports, WEDNESDAY, the 2dth ss=sssaS
Instant 10 O'clock N. For freight passage apply
board A HAMILTON, : ..us.
ja26.-It IL. II HARRIS0N,l Ase"1
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FOR MEMPHIS.

TENHE fine passenger steamer, CUBA, J. L. BEAT. -s
L MAN, Master, ill leave THIS DAY, 23d,
instant, at y O'Clock, u. For freight passage
apply on board
jale-It A. HAMILTON, Agent