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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-05
History OF nj

History OF Middle tennessee;
or
Life and Times ere q, -.
f,.... 81 VI. PUTNAN
complete n oEeoelGEo yoluue Prirs a "a
For sale By - ,,,-s, 49, . -,
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LEsLIE's. BUDGET OF FUN FOR july,
Just received by nay2s EAGAN 4 JOHNSON
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Fine Hacks, Omnibuses, &c..
Church street, just below the Post Office
M. s. COMBS--PrOprietOr.

friends public large will nd at my Stable any
IVA number fine Hac4s omuibuss Baggage and Furniture
wagons, which will furnish the lowest figures have great
reduced the prices many kinds Of work anG have not raised
Ny stOcks all first my drivers we'll acquainted in
and the city.
Passengers taken from the Railroad Depots At the
low price Of TEN CENTS in the corporation One trunk
apiece or baggage allowed each passenger without
chsrge.
" For Carriages omnibusss for any purpose, leave
deTs my Slate tie Stable.
N. s. COMBS, Proprietor.
junss Church st below the Post ofics.
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ReersI,chn Snrinrs.
E D G Z FIELD,
CONTINUATION.


My sale that clme of the e6 inst embraced more lots
F than could conveniently be disposed two or three
hours In continuation Of that saeI propose Thursday,
the 18TH June, to bring or sale Of lots mostly confined
to HobsOn and Wheless FIRST addition Boods
addition The he offered that embrace
The most valuable in that part Of Edgeield.
HObsOn and VheIesS' First Addition.
Lots Nos and TO- CamPbels Store These Lots
front 80 feet the Gaan Turnpxe and
front on another street paraeIto the turnpike
Fosters Addition.
On Gallatin Turnpike Lots 81, TO- H. l2
Hoods Addition.
On Gaatiu Turnpke-Lot Nc. 3 opposite Campbels Store
Lots Nos = 8, ., 10, H. u, - and IA.
On Russell street.
Lots 81, A. 49, So ST. S. So 81 S. So, 81 IS So CO.
GO, g. Is, Go, g., g. Co. 20, II, 20 81 "A and IS.
On FaIheFIRnd Street.
Lots TO- ~ 7 - So ST. 81 So "a, S. &C. 81 IS, 50 and9O
The lots embraced in this sale many Of them covered with
handsome forest Parties DESTROYS OF procuring good
stands the Gaatin Turnpike desirable locations
private residences In the best Eged will attend this sale.
TERNs-0ne, two and hTe years credit for satisfactorily
secured, bearing interest and lien retained Ssea 10 O'Clock
may3l A. " s. LINDSLRY.
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Nashville Female Acadcrn
EXHIBITION OF
OIL AnarNnrN1,R arn nm = rrrnn-1-N

OELsPAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS
By the Pupils the Hail. on the Afternoon Of
Monday and Tuesday, June GIh and 7th.
very the these Paintings
Drawings particularly those who
Paintings.
Boys are excluded this Paintings. By boys
do young gentlemen, but all lads who have
ished their education, who established In business
their account c. D. ELLIOTT.
junel-d2t
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+. c. ANDERSON. HENRY sToBELAKE.
p. C. ANDERSON & CO.,
No. As North Market Street,
FASHIO BILE TAILOR s.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
READ Y-MADE CLOTHIN
AND
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods

VKTE in receipt Of Spring and Summer stock Of
Wv Ready MADE ClOfhings and all the latest
styles mporations goods regular custom work.
suitable for Summer which confident cannot a to
please in quality beauty and texture aud know we can and
manufacture them style equal house in the city,
We we'll prepared and give close attention to the manua
ure Of all kinds and descriptions OF gentlemen apparel
Our resident partner in the East gives whole attention
to the manufacturing business and his long experience heretofore
in furnishing Ready Made the combined with
his knowledge Of the trade would convince did we not Know
that present stock is the
MOST COMPLETE AND TASTEFUL
have had the pleasure of presenting to customers
rendering friends, cid and customers
grateful thanks for their faTor heretofore and assuring
them that will be pleasure for to be at ther service
we remain. r. C. ANDERSON & co.
juue4-d9m
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marvcst rOr Is go.

Harvest for 1 s . o.
ARMSTRONG * CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse,
NO. 60 MARKET. STREET. NASHVILLE.
ME are now receiving or stock OF Threshers, and
W ReH9ing and Moving Machines, and
have greater variety n house in the South, and farmers
would do we'll 70 give cali anil examine assortment and
prices before making their purchases, satisfy
em Il Is the market to bay Below Will be found iss Of
the machines We sell.
REAPERs AND MOWERS.
Riggs Central Daft Reaper and Mower
do DO do .sitraEsr;
Kirbys do do
Easteriy's Reaper and MOSer-self raksr.
THRESEIING MACHINES.
Pitts and hOrse Threshcrs and Cleaners;
do c do do without CLEANERS;
Mems On ! DO DO do DO Do Do 90 90
Pease's do RI 10 and Separaiors;
dc do do do
Kcn's & do do do do
SUNDRIES.
Field Rollers Fan Mills; Circular Saw Mills Portable steam
Engines; Straw Cutters; Grst Mills Sc.
CEMENT AND PLASTER.
We keep large stocks OF Hydraulic Cement Plaster Paris and
Land Plaster ARMSTRONG a CO.,
june3-dIGds, tw&w2m Nashville, Tenn.
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FURTHER SUPPLY OF
Guilds Sculpture QUESTIONS
TEsTAMRNTS AND PSALMS win notes
TRACTS, TRACT PRIMERS, HAND BILLS.
PICTURE REWARD CARDS &c. &c.
Just received By CHARLES W. SMITH,
nay<S-u No q Cosre Street
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= VIk p Q y l.
GODEY's LADY BOOK for JVsSz, ls5g. For al. BY
~ CHARLES ". SMITH,
hayHru Nc Al, Collsss strest.
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THE NoRrMERN DEMOCRATS IN FAVOR oE SLAVERY.

New York city is to-day Democratic simply because she is pro
slavery 1t is the presumed interest Of her and other
business to stand we'll with the Shareholders
jory Of them shape their politics accordingly We have three
daily journals printed in our language which advocate or
less earnestly National Democracy and each Of these ushee
and uphcds the perpetual slavery Of the black humane
benehGen and in accordance with the hnes OF things
Each of them viii Of learn with pleasure and proclaim
with exutaon that Kansas in danger falling power
her Free State pemocracY.
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"A few days before the election in Virginia we ex-
pressed the opinion that the Democratic party would
succeed but that the majority would not exceed that
for WISE in 1855 We expected Mr.. LErCaER to
run somewhat behind the others the State ticket
and yet, but for the Congressional fight in Southern
Virginia, his msjOrity wOuld have nearly equalled
WIsE's in 1855. The highest majority is obtained
by TUCKER, Democratic candidate fer Attorney Gen
eral He lis strong friend of the National Ad-
ministratOWand his majority will exceed that for
Wise in 1856.
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rO " y Nj VI u " O w,

A Bc,p nai fnp5rlqnt iiscomry n its 7rcatmeat,
In which the use II yplphosps Of lime &C., have been uul
10 he most eCcDus aim at ,urpnss H. except where
m lei N OF the lung exists, this treatment is successful in
die third stage The undersigned the only Physician In the
United States coyersant with this Practice have also
HILATION IN CONSUMPTION
Bronc6iils LaryagiijS and mher DISEASES IT
HE Chea and YArom successfully treatedtg HE
iah4'aiioa Of .Nrdicaicd Vap0rs and Polc9ers
In Ataorbiioa and CorNtiim1oneI treatment
r. II ,nr csl utcd sUsCEsS which his attended this metlr II
Treating diraa Of the Luugs and lr NJ has inlHcei tn
t, mart from their -unl avail tCms Ives h.
un,ns OF c press make To such may h, morrg
upltr ~ r disposed such affections. TIL dawn Of brighter
das lens arrived Or the c"u51up1 the doctrine Of The in-
rnb ty If imp ion las pass away We have tufu
htple rlol In possession consumption In oil ts'stng
ca he cured In the by the luhgrcunr Abs rpu0n, IL thu
conl Nv the transformation al rcul into ohnly and cac
nous corrections, IN the tid by cicaces or rs These we'd
@ opinion u t past assert tat 1t Is even nov incur
able such behind Tie ago To al persons tlrn, this great
truth must at apparent viz thu icus inhaled direct
IL into the lunp wherhc the for ovnpr powder musl lie
more eecual Than taken IN The stomach In short the only
ark of refuge for c1u3upv 10 IN Inhalation and such edi-
toua means of which the uoous physician " avail HIMSELF
Such he profession that have Hdopte limitation have found
soothing and ,lclCus in the highest dnEee, nre-tng the
mr. rrss o, the dis Asses WORKING wonders IN unuy desperate
cases. verify triumph Of our art over this fell destroyer Of our
spccsls
With this practice INF thut time being val able,
only reply the Ingredients used to uch letter that
tain Gn
III, Zee in ~ cGos con usnpton will BE- $40 ept of
which tie necessary medicines and ftGnen swli he rwtr cd
Ann lcirts please aye, sN ocul@ton murroi
sllc how arg actd, fWy hereditary disease exists in the
family and syrptms iy The of the town ouny
s mud @ Ir. v'sa Sii5, t Fl rni1 r at
my risk. Address. II LNNooD NJ b., ETookiyn ". y
March l6 1859 On
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II q. Guy,

.aTTOR.NE Y-.aT-L.4W,
LANCASTER, DALLAS CO., TEXAS.
business entrusted him will receive prompt and faithful
~ attention
Feb 10, lS5J.-3S;ly.
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Epr. a. .. johnson,

Having permanently located In Dallas offers his professional ser
the public emay h. found at his Office on The west
side the Public Square door north smith, Murphy Cos
Store, except when professionally absent.
Dallas, Texas, January 60 lsbS-30iu
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market and mentions several lots. ~ san Anto'
pio this wool brings from fifteen TO thirty'h'ee
cents per pound, according to CLEANLINESS aud
quality. That paper says, for the benefit OF
wool growers, ''Tie each fleece in separate bun
die by itself and take pains TO wash the heeeo
VOL before shearing. Clean wool brings ro'n
thirty TO forty cents more than dirty
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DR. ]. D. RANKIN G co. 5
Celebrated sOullses ia Family
W f. fIl | N II $,
Consisting o; RA.KIN X CO.'S
Ready HPiiCi
FiuX Mixture .
NPrnIifIrrn.
Expeciorant,

EXPECT GRANT, VerniiiTc,
Lipcr SaaGfirc and ChNOnd FGper PITS.
Ths.e Medicines are carcfuly pr pared suit the snuhcr
diseases and tie rcsul. Of long expert IN The treat
men Of Tie arlola dsase Of hi climate III, bet melic
isea North and nth, sher for CLAIM, to be much bette
IepTed utHp" as ara cini, nj DE to te GI''-
son, resi- Ing il thu Nor'h IN s acs
DIR. j u. RANKIN " co s SILVER FILLS,
Liver Complaints ani Bilious ,Gyc'ion, any wlai.
evr Also dysp haI sick hea -,chr, derarsemen of tn
haus AMI Ia 'nkals Of Ela Gu. ss ! chi an Yer
auuds AMI debility Md IN all d:ans mens nj the
huu coaknF snu HIS Il the isc "ni skin IN
ra oppressed spirit, and IN AL cases waning pu CATION
DIR j. h RANKIN IL CO.'S
Cec6rctW Cherry fe e-tor0Rt
rs pasitgy t.a h,t liclnl eyes discover for Pneumonia
piGsy, br ncht' ug', colds, aahma nru
n Of the che eroa ad IS most excellent rce
" " ''4''' BR. J. Is. RANKIN & CO.'S
Celebrated Fur and D,GThca Mixture,
Win rcysr f harcctons tolowel to cure fax,
min. IN N. saoh and b1vc sick stomach, oEag and
eramps Also fr al discharges Il ool LON The nose lungs,
DIR j. ID. RANKIN & CO.'S
Celebrated r, ody Relief
i most unqeabN the host rcnciy eyer offered to the pub
lie r diseases u tie muscles and joints M ua, soG pr
asis pumbaes, sPs ct join s. muscular debility erui Is
s. neck tness and pau la the back, head suS limbs in-
throat, uunsy mumpa, NJ milk leg cro rc r. s,yaon'
iumors, white sFens sci hea-a.le ana IA measles "sh
he sizes. ALSO Tor chill ana t+ieF.
Ear 6oycts sioc This Is vau hle remedy for snrans
savin scalds scratch hus swencs NJ all kinds pd for
an rases OF the glands Aud for How hy and seewaons all
other NEEDLES totally neas In Comparison to ihs-
Give Il u trial Il never falls
DIR } u. RANKIN & CO.'S
CHI and Fertr PHI
Never fails u cure chill and fever and very fine tonic
DR.. J. ID. RANKIN IL GO . NEkMltUGE.
Il iuslTable f,- all of worms.
ar D. Ra Ala Co.'s EYE WATER, never fans to cure all
foTzIs of s0rp eyes.
These valuable meieiocs epari aul soil ny Or
D. Rankin CO. Palestine, Texas ahi sold by our ag:ns
J. D RANKIN, N d. CO.
Feb. 2, 1850 silly
Sutpi.in &c Hughes,
Wholess le and Retsii Dluoeisis.
DENTON. DENTON COUNTY,
A RE just in receipt Of large and full II
"A assortment of DRUGS. MEDi- 500
GENES, CHEmICALs, PAINTS, ~
DIS and DTE-gTUFFS. Also, a fall HsA1 4
asortmeut Of BOOKS and STATIN0ARY. CD
We especially invite the attention Of the LADIES
0 our large and splendid assortment Of
Psriumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles
Give MS a call and examine for yourselves.
sUTPHIN & HuGHES.
Denton, Jane &c. ls5s--52sf
Take Notice.
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kickapOo Steam Saw Fhiil.
400. 900 FEET SEASONED LUMBER
NOW IN HAND.


THESE MILLS arc finely situated, Immediately on
j. the line between Anderson and Henderson coun,
ties, miles northwest Of the town Of kiekapoo, "a
miles southeast OF Athens As miles from the crossing
of the Trinity at Basctte, So miles from Porter
Bluff II from Larissn 20 from Rusk, 20 from Pales-
tine. 65 from Kaufman, As from Canton, so from iy-
Ter. 65 from Centreville, Joe from Dallas, 50 from
Waxahschie. GO from Corsicana, 30 from WA Ca'
Bluff. IS from Pine Bluff, so from Parker's biui,
10 from Waco 80 from Fairfield, IS from Springfield
100 from Fort Worth, 100 from Buchanan, 100 nom
Hinsborough, and 105 from Johnscn's Station.
PRICES:
Flooring, per hundred feet, %
C.;i;,- %
Misunderstanding, =" .
All other sizes in proportion.
These mills are under the supervision q first rate
SAWYER and Engineer and being in regular operation.
the public may always depend upon fnll SIMPLY Of
well seasotcl lumber ard upon having al bills. barge
and SMELL icd With accuracy AMI At the shortest 10
tise nccnriing 70 orders.
IN oriers must be aiiressei toy $50 H. J01xsoS.
II Hon, Aniersoa q unty, Tel N
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Take Notice.

rNHF School Books ordered expressly for The 5shis
y IN this seesion e the Cou-iry ha-r Just arriyl
A. = =. II .le.sic-e ~ = r ,inss,,, fH1<fl
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TIC. Reeds Mark md Rrand.--My brand for
y horses and cattle is the letters 5. D. My mark Is
swallow fork and uncbi right md crop md sr IN
The r ear All ~. IN this mark have other brands in adiVcr
to mine.
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G.. Va. Loving
.ynO ID. Kerl0Of,
Medical Notice.
hfr. I'D. R. Thomas

yVOtLn embrace this opportunity Of returning his grateful
acknowledgement the Kind and liberal patronage received
during e pas, year. n hopcH by sc, and faithful attention to
his pTnfasslonnliues & merit continuation.
~ ONCE over sayre Thomas Store where he may be
found ut M hours, pnlc.s professionally absent.
January %, lS5S-9O:ly
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r. II Ill. q. W. WILLIAMS.
HALL * Williams.
STORING, FOR Harding 8ND COM

ITEM rsTEAD, TEXAS.
(Tlrmiaus Of Houston s. 1tras Central Roilrood.
VIZ L are prepared to receive, store and forward
w merchandise for the Interior and pay freight
and other charges We buy Cotton mites, sell
mission any kind Of pr duce We viii establish house ut
terminus each section Of the road is completed.
lf DDS the of II. W, Hen psspd. aily
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Wna. A. Elicit,

TAYLORSVILLE, WISE CO., TEXAS.
watcud such business be entrusted his care In
the counties of the 10Th Judicial District.
Nov Il, 1s57-20;Iy
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,,4R AND Eye Dcqtiuss, loid q,

Nla "a ~ ~ NJ N f''''i 1900 ~
L. Jau5q', sHiheig tSmorm.
In II TSWOOr "a, bcrs hhvc 20 ~ The attention II
uu. urr ua'al total oss ui III, in,, q hearing
the mn.vlgF n' Ne ngas ds q uS n5ll, ana w., ".
nm rs Of berlin iep c nrs; ilamGurF and reler,,urs'
md lately Nv The m',t is.,nfuhgl l"na3 aW',, Vim tle
Ts & ,or eff hr efficacy of Il J. Treatment, WIN be rfr
enc, Ia ntFy mine hundred names isieut of the tWel Stats
Canada ~ IuurgA aud Nvl So1a, Who have he, tys'r
Cd ,a', ~ ', p,r G ~ G a,s n,,a T Of
t I,uruf, when orin5ne os Ncc rlhu aud nr'u ly
aJ1r,i M,uy who clull not hear the rup 5t IT
arm lenat Clu ov hsar q watch beat h, dheu ~ Eur
Il Z rIa'a mucu aruWu Ton IN IN Iu7ldci ih T1h s
ami Tympa un, ulamma don the MIRAGE 0Is
nn,c.l0u do ass Il ue m,ml gtua tyEuau caei "puW
~ when NJ. disease can a tr"i thf lt- u irr, r coils,
III u. O, quic ur m,rgur mc!eu T. Fa' riggs hcga
In elholi Nc ts Treatment sIut pr--aluni When the
au ilt1y cll sHr nd scy with N'g" = 90 eg to wa y
ua iuaie mrariy W iore IN Ne 'ar lLe mi!ius II
" Tor chin an uI n, r lir ofbris Hing flrurs, i.
tuu. ru,s,u5 dicarsr fmuvr Or when 40 ping ''n
s,trn tt rs ium.uu'h ,l tl ll head h.i ht'n ltci
wHn N, Laarn. - Ia iul, cloudy w.lh VIM %
O. d h. h.u TAX u, Do ~ 'd "'T ait "a disease Is Ininls-
I'm. hr. Il ne utjng AZ ANY In. uch can h. accom-.
pihtj j. e ai dumb sco AZ p'c, cut ola ciaS Of
Guren, | sucigc Ia IN rc-t,d r 9, ncut heariDg
r l., h n explicitly INT N those 'sc he unh rnles,
h guarantees sugt,u t'sul--c nrSr ls'oaon oil The
sense, sue, marx lEe, s as w" W. nS'uy si's
factory his rcmuic1 la,hul applied aud directions itr
81 oiolpcat, viii pa,e sf'e utIr W. Hu"n'N 81 ie aa
u5. In the ,s, state o n'r al oni villa they suppose
L. have b.gn thFc4d,4 ofhsr dcl'ss. Nuii The hHrns Is
r,1r,d ID esp .d that Those In en-! cfsu alr VIII con-
'''''' iii DISEASES or THE EYE
sncces uy treated by th application MEntATup APH7, 30
m a. HfIhr aul painless Treatment for dsags The h,,
acute e!rcCatrc. 'peck. ILLUMINATION, 9ilm eud Weak
a. s uf VISION Grauulim OF he Ids liberation OF the LACEY
nui Glands &c. Ia the astonishing al gratifying effects Il
Ills treatment child The youth tho'c Of aHure age wen
al those advanced IN % NIL boar testimony to the wonder
fully reuoypu ug heading aud su0tinf effects
roasul.ti5u fe Five Dollars ir - WORK on disease Of
tho Eve Nature and Treatment 0t The bHl aud urbustri
I'd with steri ritpr SO. Money Letters M 81 he register
cd by til, Pnneri such oay viii beat gWrrsS. corrsE ni
cn. m It cuciiI, pbtty'.
McIc es apparatus SO, sent any part my expense ad
risk. AdiItss, II. ENW0jp 81. BSOoiiyi, ~ T.
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X. GUILEsOT,

COACH AND WAGON MAKER RRy.
Would respectfully snfbm bis old3
friends afd cusscuers 3ni the puhlt ~ -
% q, ~ . sl,ls q EogD s',,.s
- isrra srsft-ue1t q .f7ini of tTt-T ec - csn
q p .1 ,..rt ~ & shz.ts :. 4 a - q
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G.. Nj. Pierce,
ID. w. Rroushfon +.

ATTUKNE1 MD IUVNSEITUIS al Ia /"
Kfufrcn, Frufnoa Co., Ter.
III III attend rosy to all business entrusted to his carr
Special ai,a win ee given t. the collection o. Clay
r,..t s.,arr fi.r,ia June S. 1s5s-t9t
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dinner. At the olose Of the festivities the President
announced that Mr.. James Lick had donated 70 the
society ! lot Of land on the east side Of Montgomery
.treet. between jackson and Pacific, where the
Society intend to erect q suitable Hall. This lot Is
worth $4,000. :,
Bayard Taylor has completed his engagement with
the Mercantile Library Association He has been
quite successful, featuring in this and neishboring
cities. His style is very interesting. his address
pleasing, and his language both beautiful and forci-
BILE.
The State Fair epened with great eciaf on the i4'h
inst. in Sacramento. Visitors are attracted 'hi.her
from all parts of the state, to see the wonderful sights
1t is said that this exhibition will eclipse all others.
The Delegates from Oregon and Washington ana
from many parts of this state, have arrived, to attend
the Pacific Railroad Convention to be 'eid on the
Goth instant.
Emigrants are pouring in by the overland route
via Salt Lake, very fast.
The whaleship WiIiam Wirt, Capt. Osborne
arrived here on the 18th inst. from the hodiacK'
with 1900 barrels of oil. She lay at SauceiIto "a
hours, and having taken III a supply OF PROVISIONS
sailed again on the 18th, for New Bedford.
Yours, sc. NUuANU.
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Roerou AuO 18th.

BosroH, Aug. 18th, 1859.
Mr.. EDrron IF your columns are Vanishing ior
foreign correspondence, here is a line at your service.
The Syren. that left Honolulu amid the comments
forebodings and all the ado of her appropriately. SAIL
ed gallantly up to her anchorage on New bed1oru'
Aug. 11th, ia days from Honolulu.
The Gladiator came by in 20 minutes after we mao
dropped anchor.
The Syren was 80 days from Honolulu to the Cape
and 80 from the Cape to P~ernambuco. We met an
iceberg in Lat. 56o 15 S., Long. 1170 80 W., but
parted company Immediately aud put off north for q
few degrees, as expeditiously as possible. The
weather was very moderate off Cape Horn for the sea-
son, and we experienced no severe storms during the
passage. We did not suffer from the want OF iood'
but learned from experience what common sense
should have suggested, that where a long passage is
to be made it is advisable to have q stock OF private
stores to meet any deficiency.
1 understand that the Syren is to be dispatched
again to the islands soon. She is a dry and lively
vessel, and that our friend Capt. Patty, with a stlt
breeze could sail her at the rate of IA knots per hour
without difficulty. is the opinion of PASSENGER
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Capt Hand Of bark Nera. Of Greenport, reports Aug %,
81 Icy Cape, the wind came In strong from the south ice shut
in upon ~; 60 into four fa.homs water while wearing ship.
seruck q heavy cake Of ice, stove in the bow badly, and was
obliged 10 leave the ground on account Of il came to anchor
under Cape Lhborn to repair damage. to be able to get to the
Isiands- The bark leaked from 700 to 900 strokes an hour all
The passage down, and wiz have to be hove down to repair.
Len Cape Ixsbarn Sept ID, had very good weather all the pas
age down Heard from or spoken=-Aug q. George & Susan,
s bris waIrus Robert Edwards, 1 whale Fortune. 1 do oath.
Hrie. . whales Lark, 8 do William Roch, 3 do 18th, Meta
com. 9 dol Preach ship Jason, 4 do
Bark Rsse7e was sold at auction, in New Bedford, for s4,150-
She Is to be toppel, and continued in the wns'rns business,
Whaling bark Belle Of Warren, r. l., 2s6 tons, built IN War
rrn IN 1852, has been sold TO a house in New York, with all her
zppurteca1ces, ~ she came from sea- for $500 cash
4 letter from Capt Brown, Of bark Belle, Of Fairhayen,
rpogfs her a Guam March 18th, having taken so bris sp- oil
-iore having the Sandwich Islands would sail same day for
Ssth, ship Arctic, Phillips. Fairhsven, nothing since leaving tie
sandwich Islands
Cleared at New Bedford. Aug ls,, tor the North Pacific, bark
Isabella, Tucker
snip Nosfieeuo, Of Nantucket, ses tons, !. years old, which
h1s been in port since Jan, 1855. has been sold TO Dr. stoddard,
~ New London. for $4,000. She is to he continued in the whale
nsheTy-
ship Julius cesa, Of New London 3{1 tons, has been sold
N LDren CoEsheIl, OF that city. fr 5000. u be broken up
Dnrk Oregon OF Greenport, -! TONS has been sold on private
scrms. to Capt Albert s. Chase of Fairhayen. CT, who intends
20 put her IN the merchant service