Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-01

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fOBE HUT. ~: arsass Creek.
.LRAyfsa THIS. Day. g
TYRONE. '..,:..@- Cairo, 4F.A
Tke river was 4iill declining Yesterday
with three sesLlaEgs on HArpelh Shoals
Weather warm AID lclondys With indica. |
tons of rain. sg ?s.1 20 s'9f 80. 20 ~
The Milbrey brought down 40 ahhds
tobacco, which she will carry through 10
Padncsh to-day. & = T'9@ = =, ~.
The Tobe Hurt, which departed for the |
upper Cumberland. had a small grocery
trip. bss' ',za lsfo','. g, ~ -.
/ Capt. Tom Harmon, We regret to learn
il in, and confined to his bed on board his |
GRAF. Capt. Fayette spillers vas in COM
mand, when the Tyrone came into port
| yesterday. >"' p .Si,s Is - r..at !.
/ The Carrie Jacobs, Lleweilin, and lobe
I Hurt the Cumberland river squadron of
Admiral Less navy, vera yesterday all
Lying lovingly side by side at our wharf.
| The Bill Thompson departed for Greasy
Greek, the Clementine Beaulhena for The
mouth of Smithland, and the Staunton
Pierce MeGuire will to-day make rush
for the State of McCracken.
l Several parties were telegraphing yester-
day in regard to The price of the Pink
Varble. We are authorized TO state that
she will be sold to-day at public auction TO
the highest bidder. The sale will take
place on board at IL NJ, NJ. J. Dolin auc.
tioneer. sf i5sft,l at U4 st
| Aspecial dispatch sfrom Evansville to
the Cincinnati Commercial, says: "The
Alphs has gone into the docks to be
thoroughly repaired. The Linton entered
the Cumberland river trade Saturday,
Capt. w. r. Gracey commanding" Bully
for Billy dte.- ~ 20 es.rt %.
Il Cot will probably take charge Of the
Crittenden Springs this summer. In that
: event his river friends will be treated in q
hostile manner. ''' "' T
A sea-bird floating far inland from the
main is not more beautiful than the bonny
Ella Hughes as she now floats upon the
bosom Of the mild Suwanee, the pride and
boast of her owners, and the pet of her
numerous friends and patrons. The present
appearance Of this gallant little craft will
certainly compliment the fair young girl,
whose name she wears. Ia their voyage
through life may prosperous gales and
II l fauo.:n, .A.o,I sbo~,, kat1
d Many Of our friends will remember Capt
Henry Rosenham. He is in the city re-
presenting the house oil Cardozo & Co.
It New York. Lord Palmerslon gave him
K an order for summer supply Of imported
70 wines. g.s.l.zs.-s- q. --s,s.ls.tir s.-la..
+ Our young friend Chef w. Bradley
d the popular clerk of the Robert Moore
d has made an offer for The Pink Marble
b which may be accepted to-day by the auc
J, tioneer. .p
g The Umpire is lying at Clarksville. Hel
3, services will be required in tightening uE
s. the Emma Floyd and New York. These
1 boats will be drawing more water thar
there is on the shoals. ....
O Old Knot-the Tyrone throttle-valVist--
D having for the last rs or 80 years been il
the employ Of Others, proposes to go in fol
=, himself, and will buy the Wink Parbe to,
: day, provided some enthusiastic boatman
or adventurous landaman don't bid oVel
his pile. 80 -. at.r
II Capt. Hodge Brown is in the city.
x John Harper, clerk OF the Llewellir
vas lief, behind to settle up his trip. HI
y will leave to-day in the Milbrey.
Van McIver makes to-day another ship
ment of Suwanee coal to Texas via river