Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-09
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river at this point was still rising
yesterday, with i feet on Harpeth Shoals
Weather clear and cold.
The Ella Hughes, il addition TO otLel
freight, brought down eleven hogsheads OF
tobacco.
The Umpire cleared for the upper Cum
Ierand. with Il fair trip Of groceries.
Aleck Guthrie. the well known engineer,
who was reported dead some time since.
was in the city Yesterday. looking as hale
and hearty as lie did years ago.
Capts Throop and Egan new Nashville
and Evansville packet was launched yester-
dav In memory Of their old favorite. she
was named the Countess.
Lord Palmerston has been confined to
lis room several days He viii be on
Change Monday.
Capts Northern, Fowler and Lee. of
PadUcah, have purchased the Armada.
Andy Robinson. JT, a genial, generous
hearted bOatman, Is loading the Glasgow
at Pittsburg for Nashville.
Capt Pres. A. Byrne was in the city
yesterday. aud ordered a wedding suit
from Ritters. This looks like business.
The popular packet, Tyrone, is due to-
day at - o'clock, and departs tomorrow
at / p. NJ. Capt Tom Harmon is in COM
mand. with Capt Wash Weaver in the
Office
A man named Mcdonald. d deck-hand
ON the Leouora No. ,, had his hands bad
" frozen while handling a line q few days
ago and was admitted to The United States
Marine Hospital yesterday. He will pro
baby lose several Of his fingers.
The Luminary is on her way to Louis
Vile to be dismantled This steamer was
built about the time when the war began
at Cincinnati, for Beethoven and other
enterprising Ohio river men. She made
them rich, and became subsequently the
property of the famous A. and " 5. S
Company which made nobody rich. The
Memphis Packet Company bought her,
ran her in the Yicksburg trade, and have
decided to run her no more.
Capt. Boyd has furnished us.with the list
Of cOnsignees Of the steamer Emma FLOYD.
rs follows:
ArInisteaI q Co, J. W Allen. L. I.
Adams. Chas. Anderson & Son, Black Il
Argo Bailey, Ordway & Co. J. II. Bud
deke d Co., Berry Demoviile & Co. Buck,
Barnes { Co., Craighead, Breast d Gibson,
Church, Henderson Il Son, Cheatham Il
Woods, DemOyille & Co, W Dumstc6d,
John T. Dale, Ewing & Co.. Ewin, Pendle-
ton st Co, Ewing II McClaugherty, French
Bros, n. l.. Greenfield, Gray & Kirkman,
Hollins, Wright & Co., Hamilton & Gun
ningham, HiIlman, Bro & Co, Horton
d NIcRoberts, !. Jungermann,
r. J. Jenkins, NJ Kopham, W d. Kline,
L. H. Lanicr & Son, B. Lillard, VIM H.
Lickhardt, LittereI Il Cabler, L. Weis,
Morris q Stratton, Moore, Collins & Co,
Mclaughlin & Butler, McKoin It Co,
Bradford Nichol, Orr Brothers, J. T.
O'Shaughnesey d Co.. J. r. Paul, A. W.
Perine & Co, A. II. Redford, Chas. Rob
ertsou, J. Solomon, Sutherland d Co. J.
Turner d Bro, A. W. Tennison s. Co,
Treppard & Co.. J. W. Wilson, Weakley &
Warren, Adolph Wilson, J. l.. Whitman,
T. W. Weller Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad. Nashville and Decatur Railroad
Truly. WISE,
Str Emma Floyd
iBy Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Jan. S.-River rising, To
feet four inches in canal
CAIRO. Jan. s.-River fell SIX inches
Heavy ice in the Mississippi; clear and
freezing.
PITTsBUEG, Jan. -Monongahela falling
SLOWLY. Allegheny full of ice at Browns