Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-14
eed. The boats were washed out, caught
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coed. The boats were washed out, caught
by the "Umpiren and taken to Celina.
The I. y. Philips is lying opposite GRAN
vile, with the loss Of one barge, which
floated past the city yesterday. An efforts
to overhaul it proved Intellectual.
The river was falling at huntsville and
rising below.
The Umpire win be the next boat down
about Wednesday.
7. II. Lyon, deck hand on the steamer
r. W. Skillinger fell overheard on Thurs
day evening, while that boat was passing
under the GAINESVILLE bridge, and was
drowned. A rain storm was prevailing at
the time, and notwithstanding the efforts
made, it was impossible to rescue the un-
fortunate man. Mr.. Lyon leaves a wife
and two children in Cincinnati.
An interesting case has been pending be-
fore the Board Of Local Inspectors for 4
week or more past, and which was termin-
ated yesterday. A charge had been pre-
ferred against Fountain Z. Spiders, an upper
Cumberland pilot, the Specifications in the
charge being "incapacity and unskilful," in
consequence Of long absence from the
trade. r. 5. TUthill, Esq, represented the
defendant, and r l.. Caruthers, Esq, APP
peared for the prosecution. After partial
investigation and mature elaboration on
the part of Col. Jones and Capt. Harrison,
the Inspectors, the case was dismissed.
The following is a list Of cOnsignees Of
the steamer Ada Heilman from Cincinnati
to Nashville, which boat is expected to ar
rive on Monday:
Perry & Du1n0nt, box; Diehl s. Lord, car
boy sui. acid; j. q. 4 ". III. Wharton, 10 do
same, carbOy aqua amJnia; same, Dbl cop
Viffnrpr a Caller Z hhIs. g0Ifz faugnU1N y.
5. Steiman, boxes crackers; A. W. Cadys 10
boxes scales; Holden, Wilkes s. Hancock, 100
bbls. -four; W. r. LieChardt, 2carbOys; same, 6
boxes drugs; same, sack bark; SAME, m0rter
and pestel; j; Ferste-bsrgh, s trunks; Combs Il
GrOOmes. boxes wood c0fins; c. W. Curry &
Bro, 5 boxes wood collins; Murray q Regain, 8
bids. wire, box hardware; Triumph" 100 bbls.
flour; Orr Bros, 80 bbls. salt Bailey s SperTy,
100 bbls flour; Litterer & Csblor, 90 bdls. paper
PHILLIPS, ButtOTiT & Co, pkgs. castings Mrs
j. Dryer, 2 bbls. pickles; Spire s Duff, Dbl
crOckery, 1 box do; MCkOin, 4 small WardrObesr
bdIs trays; b. Michel, 43 pieces furniture7
MckOin & Co, pieces furniture; Nicholas Stu
der, box cheese; Kincade & Handley, box
hardware; Craighead, B. & G., q boxes sad
irons; Taylor, Barry & Co, ! sack cOrdage;
Ewing < McClaCherty, Is bdls- hamesj VI urr6y
* Regan, cask hardware, 3 bbls. d. j. j. >
Hook 20 bbs. apples; j. VI. Best, pOW, bdl-
pillow points; r. z. jenkins, IA pkgs drugs b
Nichols, pkgs. furniture; f. Franklin, box
merchandise; Orr Bros, 100 bbls. SALT Lltterer
J & Cabler, 2l boxes glassware; Ewing & Nc
Clagbertv, 90 coils rope, p dOz- buckets, dOL-
! halt-bUshels, sacks merchandise; z. u. Biac <
/ & Co., 2 dOz. tubs, y dog. sleeves COZ WASH
| boards, 45 bdls. paper, bdl- mats l.. ID. LaIier
/ & Son, 40 dOz. buckets, 10 nests tubs, 10 dOE-
wash boares, 5 d0z pine tar, 5 cases pine tar
| EsHIPPING-Ewing, Plautt s. Co., Pulaski,
/ Tenn, bark mill; G.. w. MaGTew, Pulaski, s
I boxes scales; T. B. Mofatt; Troy Station, 16
| pkgs. merchandise; N. Joseph, Columbia, Tenn,
/ IS trunks; PembeTtOn, Taylor & Co.. Allan
/ Ga, 45 casks bottles.