Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-29

Talismsn, Cairo.
Fanny Brandeis, Evansville.
DEPARTED.
Fanny Brsudeip, Evansville.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
Talismsn, Cairo, 1OA.M.
The river was still rising yesterday with
seven feet on Hsrpeth Shoals Weather
clear and pleasant.
The Fanny Brsndeis arrived in the
morning, and cleared again al noon. She
brought up 800 bales hay, 100 bbls cement
and 500 kegs nails, and took out q bales
cotton, 81 hhds scrap iron, 10 bales rags,
with a lot of sundries. FFsa-
The first New Orleans sugar Of the season
arrived yesterday by the Talisman. Her
cargo consisted of p hhds sugar, I50 bbls
-four, 81 bbls Granger 1900 shingles and
a lot Of sundries.
The floating saw mill took her departure
yesterday for the neighbOrhoOd Of Hsrpeih
Shoals.
Capt. W. \. PEBBLES yesterday made the
first shipment BY river this season, Of cotton
to New Orleans. He shipped by the Tails
man for Woodside & Co. % bales, at one
dollar and twenty-five cents per bale
through. Mi Lord says he is hereafter going
for the staple, and viii have come, il be
carries it for nothing.
The Talisman was unavoidably detained
tanned last evening, and viii leave this
morning at tea o'clock Capt. Strong has
recovered from his indisposiliou, and will
take command.
Capt. R. G. Ferguson, long and favOrAbly
connected with the Cumberland river
steamboat interest, will depart, with his
family for Europe on the Il, December.
He will be connected with the Liverpool
house Of W. o. Watts & Co. Bob will bear
with him the good wishes Of many friends
| Cot, the spiritual adviser Of the Tslis-
man, is preparing himselflor mairimonial
voyage bg reading Burns.
| Capt. VIM. Boyd aivertisss pure yellow
terrier slut which made her escape yester-
day from the TaIisman. This dog Is highly
prised BY the officers Of the boat, and they
will gladly pay a liberal reward for Der
capture. Cot says he viii furnish whisky
to the fnder for the whole sasson.
q. P. Tbeobalt, a weil-known river man
Of the oldeu time, hiss turned up a. ar In
] surarce agent in Viossburz, Miss.
The Emma Flo5d ron Cincinnati is e1-
peeted to arrive to-day. BeIoS Is a lis Of
g per con-iguees:
f Armistead & Co, A C Adams * &C.,
j., Burgess 4 Co, J II Buddvke, B'sd'Jfd &
: Michel, Cowan & c., Craigh-at, Br,s- <
i Gibson, d D Dickey, Ewing & Co, f Z
t Eik4ng, Tegta &ShaIpies. Green field q %,
= Guthrie s Co, L Z Huuto0, Hus1s x
. Anderson, J J Juugsrmsn, J.cob- & BsJr,
VIZ Suckhssdi. Morris & SgrattOu, } bin
! Morrow & SO1, G Meiss & 20, Orr & Boo,
AS " + ,iSnie, d J SOb=i & Co., Spvrry n
Z Co James Turner * Co., Terras', Philips
s & Co, " " Totem & Bro, ] N Wiuslsad
: & Co, Weller & Sou, Walsh q Nc
Z Govern, Nashville and Decatur Rail-
3 road. f I Adaus, James An
: drews, Berry, DsMovil-e y Co, W
= Burns, james CheneWiIb. Cruuk, bod
son & Co., B Crismau, George A Dickel
Ewin, Pendletou & Co., French * Bros, II
y Fritz, Gray 4 KiTkman, HEX, Houston
d & Co.. Charles Hose, II A Hartweli, K 7
Jenkins, S Lehman, Mclaughlin Il But
Ter, II Metz & Co.. Macy 4 Brown, Charlie
" Nelson & Co., Press and Times Co, Robin
J, son & Co, Swan * Brown, Searighl, Thorn
ton & Co, Treppard & Co., Robert IhOmP
n SOD, Weakley & Warren, W Wilson 8
; Co., r L WeakIey, Nashville and Chatta
. nOOga railroad