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nail psrai.ai rtaechir ~ w
HvOn sur lie p0n
du ba'san mmediemen les aares suven son exemps % m M
Eh ben dire .ecra o tmonn '0a are DIT DC eo'''
lie caprnne dit que cet asset repont lie premier ms;
Edgeworh change davis il nous lie dira -. .-, |
Bill seanaa vcrs ba'esr qu ~e'n e" s''de
-voyous .ous puez garde Fes ], noce
pe o ren ren ris %on"ae me %Ge% de- So,rs piece
ls. dsa. co%s',,an'. ,o @. Gs ss
deor ct pro%pemG. achieve Il rra,,
ne vD pa, s1s n ~s % .us .ss Nous %
Pourqno done eat il tranqe or"lae Tom B,rnws e
de nou. sepae e serais bien ge n
Bill paraiai dispose aandOnner !. quse M ~ sou M L
Blackfo lu "ca do qu lie e"t aus" Gu ooan
Edgewob navai, pas ouver pendant alteration SOU
de Smart ex"nat rise des We
coudrmer ea. certain ce das homm sensenaas
M les "vo n., 5 s 81 pls s,.s, pS's
ehndi dere 'rsstye pour question darssn
repit ca tlc tands Bill ct Bk' re'e sur 'a"e
Bneko. admonesas son euse sur connc lu
di indignant lie vag oppose conms sill paras IN 0'e aa
quo soyez poar ar qoere dams ee
done rn encore sn Pu a lieu ae o
damie gn Pea,-etre eu'r ex
Iaise ggncr e aurantil coneni nous alder
een qa sods mon pproehs % Dsnsrsnr
@ s a % sss mai. Rs p ss T. Ss'. De sn
-Ainsi naons ien de bon espe daucnn eu.'
duue emparcr vlal vOe qeqs me-
o sag' den farrer daus ansre nc v0 pas qs ne
cesie il risiuer pcau evi celia
Bon jessayerai; mais pen que &C d'ao'e no""e '
'onii I me- ss sne s s. 1sa. s saas
tire ellie chemen tavalee argent hn dsa saoat ellie
dams ce cas- voas oubleea pa, duser e
Hum peue d raechir Ces gensa on 'ouonrs pre
airc des echanges demanderai appoin argent
sss .ssE s si
lie meme qaa orlinair uu coup dc u; poartans
moyen-a
pouan quill de mieux, dit Bill; daeur "es
dau,re chose qae signal fe un Pn brcu
lard! rsnce qni epSa hed de drSPer
que nos eo pes que gems
oh cragne. qn faaa a
ohons c sb dams lobsurte de des,grr
avan. jour Edsewoh our 'e"'or q'eq'e chose
e bouiard' manda Black
foot contemplate nletade epais humide don't lis een en-
Me avis rons ~iea1 dc arre'er qaee part nous
as voyage pendant que etie, vek
Ss on b a ?" s @ a s % 81
mnc de e banc du eu ct dams
yous onnai due bos qo Ia hacea Dc Tile Round
Willow esteod,Ons bro dc eaa dax
dgue question Nargateu qu pars
dun banc de sable reccmment deconvet
bre farce eno aer cocher t.nq"l
%en Na dss"S Bill &C. Sssd aa ss E part en- an dan. d % ssp
k des demahes savoir qaee est denao
guile Go % ' mai. silence s po" observe. s. done pss
quill dit femme Nous 'ard dc nos projects
Et en- diant paroles gouvernsl.
Mistress Everett et: msu gge. qui ava ee depo
mbr Wolf chen 6ls dEieeworh eta ei. a ieu ds paqe
pour ped de Ia buOs dame Ces epcva grand pa
bsnns nsts du CHEN u embs etre consolation
inesperes. sl - 80
! +. Gr.srapcxER ~
/ e (La snie a. prochain nnmlro) q
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prochera pas vsnage du Squire Jaime me aer
de re.poir que naves comprs! vou
. "a. venr moi Eh bsn e ue que for
secret fond de tout o ct veua 's os
couvrir
All: par bouheur voc lie Squire present est innte de
reaer advantage que croymO ne face que pour
don't MsS ders %e s,o s rec Da la fres
...ad % s @ ..a & .s"' % % ras en- e. T %
seue prd prefe chance grder
prison Helena empechet pas de rener dams File
Aon nruwe repondi efn e eede sore surprenG a"
p a.s' a pour % %oass np on
hueux de rencOne monsieur suppose
erc de rqu monsieur Barnwc ct les gems du steamboat
month e,ie. de oe cote ,,,.u. 4. samoan.
uer NJ Ha~es es'
-Mssisars it Dayton, je ne pui. compreOdre
vox ui paa' da meu de Ia rue ct u Instant
a dus humes % sen' d Ct .sa as ,, "a
Nickelou ct qu etait ie constable dIIeena.
Monsieur ~ou e. mon Onnier. dit le constable
sur lepaule de Tom. Au dc aloi jc vous arete
, rs.e ose s" il Se uns
ade ct cee arreaou e'ai temen aa les
-csc sadess.Dt aa constable
tamment borddu steamboat, wGtEu#EIEWt
prionnier ne sechappe
pcutee mepis monsieur interompt e uge Dayton en-
sappc Tom Bnwe de I'm
diana il teonnu de ma famile, doute-.
@ sns fachs de nerromPre Squire mas am't d o0rne
dalleurs gre lie mnndat damener
pour ,i urodut dams ao ct
c .;:'' Isss .': s' s sS
VOLTA candeiuemcnt les oees
Mississippi les travail dams la foret
81 dams poche ii fnira dams que
at,oute
Sanders
esait favorable de rer deere Banw Ms
. de seloigner de Barnwel
du homme dit Tom
duu hmmc m derobe queluc
mexpipue
soupcon cheux Ce degeb
empher Hawes douner les advertisements
81 hommes leur echappe,
dsleurs pain,c portee flc spprond
coere de Tom
de la vile gcon ~
trouye ehappe Fa constable Jg Dayton
E requ assistance lhomme senfai vous nds responsible
dc NJ pertc. $50.
prouv que monsieur ben reemen cu que
lcheches? ssa1.
moi parole deux de
mes pcns prets le declarer scrment
T accusation quill await dbord conderee
aburde prenat tounure fort 'euse enc
deussye rscmat protection du juge. Ms ou
oouass rood hauannt quill contrae
H. Ncketon. .jouta savait ben quill await faie
4 Que son intervention ttah inuile
fc = I'll 1oas noubiant dams
- intSretsede Mary, conura uge demmen Hawe
dsusnds dcs exxcatons pni e:a arrive
0.v1eo u III psosnu fue
AN nsss Il - dirigsa dneue accompagne de Sanders
IL cosble Tom dams In prism dHelena h l.a vre
dams ceule Oh await gbat dcux chacs
uas table. Z s3~N~t'es
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tsuirr.)

tsuIre.) ,as
s.asI fl3s,st -ss. XIII
y LARREsTATION DUN INNOCENT. ~
Squire latend dernier ne pasi.sat point
e: a.: g: ::';: : :: ;,% e:
D Dtja deux didsrentes rprses Tom des
eeDds wans.sree. Squire P.rveou ransle la
aS,ss:i !; Helen. chiffon
~ sdsr Recommendation contrais ellie ne ls .e
tr,e rareoo rcdeud mails or.,u p.v, an coin
a. soudnin face face qui auo
vi a. Dents .. qa paa pres prensa, pas
ls. nss rpasur da b"l.rd p.rI.emn
ed soas,e. sssss. premier Doll s hon~s aai r:v.
on epera pres de ehanans Mary Morris
part Dc bouhsur sur Ia terrc 80 -
s; Hawes qu prent avec bau,t ct rcbes await
. tout sur Lies % ri p Ct s. .. De sS" sa
Dire importance de cete resolution
l,r prude mas eais rop d lie jour sun veux age Morris
oue aneee qui aima Tom Bm.el 6l'
coosra T couvr de ar~es ct de eune
$CYa pre.sa Hawe. doA les impune
udae.bes dns me%oire Ius Tom rouva ee' hsur'
ss.Ss so"pcons vureu i. psoss. de Tom l,.ruwe,
Dc q. on. M T s % s.. s s,. a. N s % a.
;:s - .s!. @ = !. E . sss - :'s % :: ss'ss
bandit . E !; .:,s s.s.: sssa .Ia. ps ,s
devsn. porss ue dous fsppe setre doue
sDdro de- rus esnt 10. ds'
.s ., On. . e. sss. H:ss 81. .
- i :. ~. Tom a.. mai. Have. s,s pss.ss:ps
50 trsi i~peresp'bs ds sgs. a'9sa ~ %."ss .
t donte. dc &C quo ne u oay.'t pas D'
f -Y.nsS B.dord ess u,oi Sanders Js dfmpotantes..
ear dcneudre
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-02-26
ELIXIR pa EUlLE ' .I" r14cs.s ;stsra s.l PAUL GAGE
Paris rie: de Grenelle e-Sainl- German, Ne IL.

dement, do bile dams c,,s divers organcs. UDo
vsritablc infection puruicntc par In bile sc
developpe; Ia jaunisse, Ia hevre iaunc, des
fevrcs putrides ct buieuscs, les hcvrcs de
narnis, 10 cholera ct lea maindics pestilcn.
tiellcs 20 declnrent. les calculs biliaires -
fbr,ncnt dane In vesicule du Gol, cite. Pour
pr.vcwir ces tesor,ires, II faut cxpulscr de Ia
foie In bile putrttiec par rinhnmmation, su
fur ct q mcsurc quclle SO produit, Of em
ployer Get cifct rEiTir de Gndht prepare
par Pau GAeE, qui rSnnit, 4 unc action
purgniivc douce, dcs qualities toniqncs ct AN
tipuiridcs- f
CArAxRHs ps u vssur - -Icrsque lee
urimos sent surchurgdes dune nsmtierc gIWi-
reuse, QuErQcyvofs BouWBErsx ou Kor-
eEATRs, qaclquefois hisnte CT pour ainri
dire HUtLEusE, cettc matiere irrite lea Pc
rois dc In vessic ct y developpe 10 catsrrh<
vssicnl. GUgRisoNi empecher In matiers
gIaircusc de sejourncs dams Ia vessie Ut d'y
penetrcr en- usant de rEhs1w dc Gasiiit prS.
pare par Paul GAsE. saatrl e
Gorrre 1T KHUxsrIsME. Cos dcux
malasiics gr1vcs doivent lcur origiso unc
mstiere glaircuse. ACRE, qai s'e~t hxee sur
lea mcgnbraHcs synuviHlsr dcs articulntions
ct sur Ice apcn6vroscs qui eEvcloppent les
muscles. lndiqucr In causc dc ees Inaladier,
c'cst indiquer To- remedc cost dire llIr
rEi,xir de eGsliit prepare pnr PAuL akor
est 10 mciilcur agent qn'on paisre cinploysr
pour soulager vitc VI susrir solidesnent. In
gasrison SO complete I'ar l'uaaes da T'sss
Eksfro.l lhagS<fqse a,s
Nous rcnverrons, pour les aatrcs mals
dier occnsionnscs par les glalrcs. au livrc
doa cst cxtrait 90 qui precsdc. On le deli.
vrc gratis svcc chsque bouteiIis, II cello qui
n'cm -cra pas accompagnss sera rspuiso
DAn H"
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1851 eo"aat ssr RsppeT
NM C1aii 1t
faaiy Eir dc oule ptpart Paul Gage tta"
indictment
q. ss0.stss
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AsrHNIs. cATARRHE, cuQsELucHs. RHr-
MES, roux coSvuLstvG, igfgkNMArioSs De
rotrRiyE, etc. - Ces affertisus -ont lc re.
suItat dune accumulation, dams ie tissu
meme dn poumon ct sur 10 syrfsee des bron-
cbes, dune matisre glaiseuse, Acnr, WIS.,
QugUsE, sPAissE, Gui seat seve oppeo dams
Ic poumon 4 la suife dnn,, inflammation. La
trachee.artare est bouch.,', Z poumou ne se
dilate plus, In respiration Scvicnt impo-si.
ble. In nature cherche a; cxpnlscr cctie
HuNguR oLAiREusE par deA acces dc toux
couvulsivc, ct le msindc n&urt asphyxia, si
on ne 40 hate dc lui adlniaistrcr TEiixir
psur ssppiscr aux essr.s 'sspairsants do ls
nature. 80. esF s~ # -F
ArorLExIE, rAR,trsis. y Lc ccrvean est
traverse par une quantifs mimic de vais-
scaux sanguias at lynpsutNucs; u cst an
veloppe dune pellicule aa membrane mu-
qucuse, qui cssude une h'yncnr glaireuse
chargcc dcnirctenir Get engine danr un etat
d'humidife convenabla. sASssitof que, par
unc cause quelcouquc, uii Eeu dinhaDnr,S-
tion 80 developpr, soft ,Iniys les vaisseuuS
sansuins on lymphatiqucs. suit dams In pelli
culc on membrane muquecso, ct que. par
suitc. fhuncur glaircuse cst sscretee plus
abOudante quill ne convicnt. III y a rrsScHg.
NGsr de cettc bumcar daisa IL ccrveaa, ct,
pen mpres, APoYLExIE ct SAtALrsig.
II NY a qu'uu inoyen 4 smpecher un pt.
reil nnlpcur. cest d'uscr dc rEL.rir de
GaiUit AvAST. rsSDASTgt APREs L'gPAS.
cHENESr, pour le prevenirs ct pour On ope-
rcr IL resorpt;on par uuc derivation puis.
sante sur le tube intcstinal, I'll "a Gu lieu.
BiLE, MALADirs BiLislsss, TigsR. JAu.
M, JAuxissE, fSDtegsTiosf cRoLgEA NOR.
nus. etc. a.orrque 10 foio eat dcvenu II
siege d une Inflammation violen,c, ecite in
hammation se com,nuniqgesa Ia rate. res-
tomac ct aug intestins par sA,'c d'nn dsbor.
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Co TIssu doit ses propgitss curstives 10
substance dout il est c0i,.p2se. ct aux md-
tasx dc Ia pile voltnIyue 4as y sont incorpo.
sncrgiqnc sur iappnreil dssSnoiilc. II y d..
vcloppc une tssnspiration al.,nsautc, ctqncl.
qasls,is une eruption derivasvc Ssnincninent
salutairc. ifs
&c Tissr csf dune soli.if fcIlc quill dure
iuiehni,ncnt, Ut quo rmsags. en- est plus eco
nc'niqac st plS c,liuace qrs:cclui de~ pspiers
dits chimiques dent fnetsou est s"avcnt
TArvErAs GoxME de- eAuL GAoE, gas
= ~ ans de ancces.
~ Pour Ia vvnt~ ea xros, 4 Ia Non,
GOURDON ct Gle, MuNGlN. CLAvEI.
paroisses ches saas les ccrirspondants de- %
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MULE, et qui saltssent 10 corps etle lingo Lee
msdecius qui Font cmploye savenf gu u gus-
vif sOuvent, ut sOuLAoE TouJVURs lee Dos.
Lsrs gostisHsss ef rAsmafssmales, lea Ne
IxfIraf,oss stvsses q Aydrep'gSes, lee IL.
mmafioas De ls pitrre cf ds Fo~mos, etc..
en- un mot, toutes lee affections qui - modi
6cnt par n sUrexcitation du tissu cutsne.
Tous Ice j"urnsax do madeleine do Paris
Font rOcOmmand6s tFsaaf4f efr...t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13
Gov. Harris and the Currency.

In the account of the Gubernational dis
cusson at Sparta on the 25th nit, the Tines
of that place reports Gov. HARRIS, as fol-
flows:
ION the currency question he said he was
opposed to rechartering any Bank in Ten
nessee;- that if we had Banks at ALL be was
in favor of the Legislatures having power to
wind them up at any time. But he would
not say that he was in favor of Banks with
these restrictions, but lett the impression that
he was in favor of an exclusive gold and sill
yer currency"
On this occasion the Governor came as
nearly expressing bis true position, as express
sed in the September meeting, as he has done
at any other point in the canvass-that she
was opposed to rechartering any Bank in
Tennessee" and in not saying he was in favor
of banks even with repealable charters, 'left
the impression that he was in favor of an ex-
elusive gold and silver currency" Col
NETHERLAND has labored to obtain a clear
and unequivocal expression from him on the
bank question, and it would appear that be is
approaching success. We hope he will not
weary in his endeavors, and that he may yet
induce the "artful dodger" to give his opin-
ions without fear or restraint ON the subject
of the currency. In the meantime we COM
mend the above to those who profess to think
Gov. HARRIS is bank man.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13
The Eighth DiNtricI.

1t is apparent that the Democracy of this
overthrow the Opposition and to defeat Gen.
QUARIEs. They are leaving no stone unturn-
ed, no effort untried, and no means unused to
compass this object. They seem to be actual
ed by the desire that The Hermitage district
in Tennessee, shall rival in fame and out
strip in glory Of cong uest, the Ashland dis
trict in Kentucky. Such a triumph would
I'LL them with more joy than anv other politi-
cal object for which they seek. DR.. MrNEEs.
though making no pretensious TO eloquent
oratory. or TO the broad reaches of profound
craftsmanship, is gentleman of high social
endowments. and genial qualities, with which
he is expected 10 beguile the weak, or charm
the unwary into his support. Some Of the
more enthusiastic and less cautious of hi
friends are giving public expression to their
hopes Of electing him, and openly affirm that
II he is not successful, he will achieve such
gains as will be almost equivalent 10 a vic
tory. We tell our friends shat the more
sagacious of our adversaries. are working in
silence, but with an energy eqnaled 40 where
else, to elect DR.. MExgEs We wish now to
apprise them OF that fact and to appeal 10
then to rise in their united and full strength,
and foil the attempt.
But we do not wish to be understood as be-
ing alarmed, or as doubling the fidelity of
the Opposition Of the sth district The deei-
ded msjorities by which we have heretofore
maintained our ascendency, may promote
apathy or indifference on the part Of men.
who. if sensible OF real danger, would fiy TO
the rescue with might and main. and who
would throw themselves into the front Of the
conflict, and labor with even greater srdor
and devotion than il they bad never expert
enced a feeling Of repose and security. We
not only desire TO see Gen. ouARLEs triumph
ant, bat we want 10 see him eivcied by still
more emphatic utterance ofthe popular voice,
than have been his illustrious predecessors.
We want Inc verdict OF the Hermitage dis
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13
The Slave IIIusfraiion.

Under the subject of the protection Of
naturalized citizens, abroad, we invite the
attention of the reader to the following re-
marks from the States, democratic:
In Prussia every male child is born SOL
der. The King has claim upon him for u
which is just as valid as the claim of Vir-
ginian to a slave child for lie is valid by the
Constitution of the Union.
If male quits his realm, at whatever age
without having discharged such duty, he is
ever liable for its performance, either per-
sonally or by substitute, upon re-entering
The realm.
No obligations which he can take upon
himself to another country, and no protection
which such country can extend to him, can
impair this claim, because it is of anterior ex-
istence.
For instance, If male slave of Virginia
one Of Mr. BItts', for instance, were to escape
from his owner, proceed to Prussia, there
become q subj ct of the Crown, and subse-
quently returned TO Virginia, il is not likely
that he would be restored to Prussia upon
the demand that he is a Prussian subject.
The notion is too absurd to he entertained
by a rational being. Old Virginia would
surrender her existence before she would sur
render him.
The cases are identical.
This is adding insult to injury. Not only
Is protection denied to naturaliZt dcitiZens by
the Administration, but its organs place them
upon the same footing with negro slaves. and
draw illustrations of their arguments from
the latter's seryile condition. arkspUe
Chronicle.
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trict to sound the notes of victory with
ringing shout, that will throw into utter dis
may the Wanting legions of Democracy, and
that will resound throughout the State. We
want it to reach even to the ears of Mr..
BUCHANAN, and be premonition of the de-
feat which awaits him and his party hereafter.
Let the metropolitan district, in which sleep
the remains of JACKSON and Polk. tell the
nation in a voice of thunder, how their sue
cessors have departed from their teaching,
and how deep and allpervading is the feeling
of popular displeasure at the wild and reck-
less reyels Of modern Democracy in the balls
of power. III isE
1t is needless for us to assert the claims of
Gen. QUARLEs as the chosen representative OF
this feeling. There hesiands with the stand
ard in his hands. He is bearing it CALAMITY,
nobly. You all have seen him, heard him,
know him. He. with the rest of his colleagues
on the ticket, leads the " forlorn hope " of
the Union. The consequences loi defeat. not
to him or them personally, TO the Union,
none of Us can exactly foretell. The disaster
may be more calamitous to the Republic
than Immediately to us as individuals. Who
can look upon it, reflect upon it, without a
thrill of anxiety mingled with determine
ton to do his whole duty? Who can stand
| idly and listlessly by in such an hour as this
We hope, we trust, none.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13
Keep 4, before the People |.

OF SHELBY. Upton, AND fAYETTE CsUNTIFS
lSt. That C. ii. WHITMORE, the DensO-
crafie candidate for FIoafer in this district d.
clarrd, in public speeches, at Some' vile, on
the 4th. and at LaGrange, ON The 18th of this
month. that he would vote for WILLIAM Ii.
SEWARD. for President OF the United States.
if nominated by the Charleston Convention
I'd. That the same G. ii. WBITsoRE rr-
fused to vote for DAVID NJ. CURRIN ID mo.
cratic candidate for Congress, aud THOMAS III
LoGwooD Democratic candidate for county
Representative. in 1855. although both OF
them were nominated by Drmocrafic C6nnen
fions and stood upon the Democratic Platform!
So il seems that Mr.. Whitmore has stranger
sympathies, aud greater facility Of atfiliatiOn
with the leader of the Northern Aboidioaists
who is the arch enemy of the rights and inIe-
rests ofthe South. than be had for two South
ern gentlemen of unimpeacbable personal and
public character, who are Identified. and de-
voted. upon principle aud in feeling. to the
South!
Comment Is unnecessary, further than TO
put this question 20 every voter in this Dis
irict, Who has any common sense or sell-re-
spect.-Is Dir. c. ii. WHITNogE (whose de-
elaralions an Sorneryille aud LaGrange We
have given above. and which he will n"i
venture TO deny .lft to be the X preventative
OF any Southern constituency anywheres
We have never imputed unsoundness upon
the slavery question, nor want OF fidelity 10
the South, 10 the Southern ID mocracy. Ga
the contrary, We have ever deieudsd them
against all suspicion Of either. But II they
would avoid giving grounds for such an i'm
pataiion in future, they will have 10 repudi-
ATE all such men as M. C. H. EAiteore, who,
ii his own declarations are 10 be believed, Is
far more congenlai aud fitting Representa-
i've u The slase-steaiing community Of
Oberlin. Ohio. than be eoald ever possibly
become Of any portion Of West Tennessee
AeBs, lag.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13
OurCounty Ticket.

The canvass our county candidates for the
Legislature making is most praise-worthy
one. Messrs. WHITE and EAST are making
through and vigorous work. They go early
and late, and their speeches are rousing and
convincing. Their presentation of the issues
is clear and powerful, and will not fail to
make deep impression at the ballot box.
We believe that if it were not for partizan
bias, they would, as they certainly ought to
receive the almost unanimous vote of the
county. Unfortunately the health of Mr..
TRIMBLE, and that of his family, has been
such as to prevent him from mingling as
widely and freely with the people, as he has
desired to do. But he is so well known to
the people and is held in such unreserved con-
fidence and esteem by them as to make any
further expression of views from him unneces-
sary. He would, however, gladly Interchange
greetings with each one of his former and
future constituents if his health permitted.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-13

New RIVER ARRANGEMENTS OF THE BALTI-
MORE AND ONO CoMPANY.-This Company
has resolved to reorganize its entire system
Of river business, and will invite proposals
from owners or masters of steamboat proper
ty upon the Ohio river and its tributaries for
the transportation, during twelve months
from the fret of August next, of ali freight
passing over its road shipped via Parkers-
burg or Wheeling, TO aud from river points.
This will include Cincinnati aud towns inter-
mediate; Louisville and towns between Padu-
cab aud Louisville; Nashville and towns on
the Cumberland River between Paducah and
Nashville, st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis, aud all
intermediate towns and landings. The OBJ
jet OF this important movement is to estab-
lish regular lines upon a reliable basis. The
boats are TO be erepqt from Oh agency charges
By officers or agents OF the Baltimore Il Ohio
Company at Wheeling, ParkerSbarg, Cincin-
natl, Louisville. etc, etc.