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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
sTATEMENT.
FIRST QUARTERLY REPORT

of The Evansville National Bank. of
Evansville, Indiana, on the first Non
day Of april, 1865 The Bank COM
nsenced operations on March |, 1865,
and this report includes one month of
dctire business
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
Black and Fancy Silks.

A LARGE STOCK OF vEET CHOICE BLACK
y and Fancy Dress silss, sEch 80 Is becoming
to our store, now open and marked 70 suit the
times, At SCHAPKER 4 BUSsIEG's,
No. Al and 40 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
WALL PAPER. &C.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE A6D WE'LL
u selected ssortmsnt OF Wall and window
apers, plain and figured, which the publtc ara
invited to call and examine before purchasing
ylsswhs-e.
Alsc . new supply Of Tsnnyson's new poan-
bbI !. HKALYB
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

COL

market Wishing to establish regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, we will
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and will
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

NoTIcR.-All persons having claims
against the steamer Sam. Orr will
please present them at the Office to-day
for adjustment.
FRED. r. Huston, Master.
April Tit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Ths funeral OF Mrs, N. J. JONES, wife Of DR.. Fl.
g. Jones, will take place from the Old School
PFasbytsriSn Church, on Saturday afternoon at .
O'Clock. @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
PRIZE CONCERT.

DRoF. BUCKS GREAT PRIZE CONCERT will
come OF about the FIRST OF April, and offers
unprecedented attractions RWenty.one elegant
pTises will be distributed, including one diamond
set, valued at 81 500. Price of tickets reduced to
u. Those who purchased 50 tickets will call
and rscsise two additional tickets without addl.
tional charge. mh2Ttd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
PROVISIONS.
NESS PORK, BACON and LARD

WE HAVE IN STORE 100000 POUNDS OF
w new Bacon. consisting Of hams, Shoulders,
Clear and Ribbed Sides. Also, Mess Pork and
Prime Leaf Lard, which are Offering to the
trade 1t fair prices. PRESTON BROS,
apl No First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
A yonnp Hallion of CallaMaY q

A young HeIIlOn o. CaiIaWay Co.
A squad of twenty men were sent in
pursuit of the bushwhackers They ar
rested VIM. Scott, on suspicion of being
concerned in the killing Of the negroes.
Scott attempted to escspe and was killed.
1t is the general belief that Martin and
his band were sent by former slave
holders to kill all the negroes, end there
was quite a panic in the neighborhood
of Cote Sans Dessein.-Mo. Democrat.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

Having now a Special Partner in
New York, who is almost constantly in
the Gold Room, we win hereafter be en-
abled to take advantage Of the constant
fluctuations in the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
Spring Millinery.

TUsT RECEIVED AND COMMENCED
j making Up at the 81 Bon Ton shop Of the
west sCHAPKER BUs5I6G,
Eaas No AZ and - Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
Gold !.

In order 10 furnish Coin in hand TO
parties who may wish to buy largely we
will keep constantly on hand, in large
pieces, from Twenty-Five TO Thirty Thou.
sand Dollars Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
NOTICE 10 BUILDERS.

F1HH0sE wishing to build the present season
i vial do we'll 10 call and sxA nine the stock OF
Lumber, FloorinK, Doors, Sash, BIInds, Mould
iBgs and Castings a. the corner Of Main and Sew
sufh--ths largest In the efty-aud for sale At re-
dueed rates, JOHN 7. GLOVER.
mh2s,dAvIm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

We are also prepared to sell Gold on
margin Of thirty per cent, and will
hold the Gold for purchasers for Thirty
days
We also receive money on deposit,
discount good paper, buy and sell En-
change on New YORK, and transact
general Banking business.
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DRY GOODS.
TO TIE LADIES or EVANSVILLE AND
VICINITY.

10 TIE LADIES or EVANSVILLE AND !.
VICINITY:
T THE UNDERSIGNED, WOULD RKsRcF-
fully call the attention o. tAe Iadi-. 10 tha
,aet az have inst returned from New York
consisting Of the latest styles #
Dress Goods, Brown am Bleached
Muslins, Prints. Linens, &C., &C.
Also. large and veil selected supply OF
IA z IL I ~ III H Y !!
Consisting Of
Bonns,s Of every description, Untriz1sd-
Hats for Ladies, Misses. and Infants
full line Of Fancy Ornaments.
full line Of Laoss-IIlusion. silk and Grape
full line Of Ribbons. which eAupo< he beat in
Price or Quality in the West.
line Of French Flowers as me a. the city
New York affords Also,
American Flowers, handsomely Initiated, At vers
low figures
Anything in the way of Millinery
Done 20 Order in the Best Styles.
ear Millinsrs nom the City or Country woald
do we'll to examine this Stock before buying else
where.
WE ARE MANUFACTURING
Cloaks. Basques, and Mantillas.
And have therefore on hand oonstnu tly, from abe
cheapest 10 the very best OF
Black SILK, Fancy and Blsek Cloths, aud
Trimmings for CIoaks and Dresses, Of every style
| As We don't mind the troubls OF showing cur
Goods, Il will be Of great advantage 10 those who
come to Evansvills TO buy their spring stock, TO
| 60 10
b. B a u M.
No. IL First Street,
(BetsceeR Main and Locust Streets)
Examinine the stock ami hear the price, for, a. 1
| bought nay Goods under the late panic, I eau sell
cheaper than any house in the city.
b. BAUM.
| p. S.-Ladiea In want Of Hair Switches, or
Curls or Fronts, can hnd 9 supply here con.
| stantly.
No business transacted on Saturday. ae-Sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

sTAxK OF INpIANA,
vAndsrburgh Connty.
I, kobsrt n. Roberts, Cashier Of The Evansville
National Bank Of Evansville, Ind , do solemnly
that the above stafsmant is true 70 the best
Of my knowledgs Aad belief
koBERr r. ROBERTS, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 4th day
OF April, 1855
[L.G1 .aE ROBERT A. HILL,
apo-Sdklw Notary Public.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

ALSO, For Crackers, Cakes, and egerytkfae con- d
nected With the Confectionery and Battery busi-
uess.
Merchants 10 tbs city and vicinity will and u
20 their interest 70 give call. Orders from a
A. W. CHRIST,
fsb24-ss No. l05 Main 81 bet 50 ana aih
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DRY GOODS, &c.
Silk Mantillas.

100 SILK mAETTLLAs, RANGING IN
lOO prices from SO 70 $50. and com risng the
latest Main Street Styles" which are, Of course,
more fashionable than Broadway just opened and
marked 70 suit the { mes.
sCHAPKER 4 BUssTEe,
No. AZ and 20 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

BUsHwHACKERs IN MIssoURL-A letter
from Fulton to Col. Baker states that on
the evening Of the Goth of March one
Warren Martin, notorious bushwhacker
and others, went to Cote Cans Dessein,
and killed three negroes. They next
went to Charles Foy's and took ell his
money, about 800. Thence they went
to the store of Mr.. Hay and took $50
from him, but returned it when they
learned that he had been in the rebel
army. They next went to the house of
Wilson Finley, an old man, and took
what money he had. Before leaving
Cote Sans Dessein, Martin put up the
following notice at Hays store:
The negroes were killed because
they were away from their masters, by
Wy w MAurVH
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COMMISSION,

sAMuEEN. pccKER =. =. o. Du soycHET.
DOCKER & DuSOUCHET.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
Mo. 10 WATER STREET,
Orr's Block next dooF to NJ. Daizall,
~ EVANSVILLE, IND.
GS- Highest cash price paid for all kinds of
Country Produce. Prompt attention given 70 all
Orders. declO-6m
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FINANCIAL.
j. s. z.al IllN.

By authority Of the sscressry Of the Treasury
the undersigned hzs assumed the General Sub
scFiPsiOn Agency for the sals OF Unised States
Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three .tsnths
per cent. interest per Annum. knoun n.fha
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FOR RENT.

uswo LARGR AND FINE ROOMS 0S
i Second. Bear Main Street, very suitable TOT
oficers for rent Apply 10 J. gmiib, No. 8 Sec
Ond Street. ee-u
rIxTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND IN THREE
= miles Of Evansville. Enquire Of
ms A JOHNSON,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08
CONFECTIONERY.

rT1HE UNDERSIGNED, EAyIsG PURCHAs-
L Cd from P. Boyle his stock Of Candy Tools,
necessary for the manufacture OF all kinds OF
Candy, l. nov prepared 70 fii orders for any
amount Of
Candy,
SODA, sYRUPs,
n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-08

WILLIAM J. LOWRY, PresidSnt5 st
SAHUEL Obj, Viee-PresideDtf
ROBERT y. ROBERTS, Cashier. t4 y z = 4
+4+ DrnEcT0Egs
Wn j. Lovely, SAIL 0Ea, D. J. MAcKEY, Gro.
p. HUDsPETH, RoB'T X. DpsKEnsoHs bAMuEL IA.
ARcHER. RosEgr z RoBEEIa lAnk3 " t10t
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The follosing extract from private
letter from General Grant, gives his
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The Richmond papers Of the 25d
state that a parade Of negro troops took
place on the Odd IN that city. Sam
DO. seyg one OF them, can be isaght
% handle musket as well as a hoe. T"
But to cap the lmax, thssEnqu T r
proposes got he ladies Of Riedmopa
shall present 5a,snes 70 tttss c0lored
fFogpsf The women Of Dixie have been
degraded to many infamous purposes,
bat this proposed prostitution is little
lower than any yet attempted They
have made dnpes Of thousands Of the
white seions Of ehivAlry now they are
required 70 try their arts and blandish-
menis upon the sable chiyalfy Poor
women next We suppose they viii be
asked % offer their hands and hearts
as the reward Of negro valor.
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CIRCVLlR TO SOLDI[RS.
Certificates Of Service,

W. HAVE PUBLISHED rHREs srLENDn
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ItAppears that capitalists in England,
relying upon the statements Of copper
head newspapers, formed the opinion
that the United States Government,
after it had crushed herebeHion, would
assume the public debt Of the Southern
cOnfederacy. They, therefore, invested
money in rebel bonds The resolution
Of Mr. Sumner, adopted By Congress,
declaring "that the rebel debt or loan
Is sim ply an agency Of the rebellion.
which the United States can never, IN
der any circumstances, recognizsin any
part or in any way, has undeceived
these gentlemen. They nov see how,
they have thrown their money away
and can curse their deoeiveFs st their
leisure. sFs.4 "a.
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The Evansville tIs.) Journal Of the
g7tli says. tAaN T8HfH
From an officer who len Eastrort en
"Wednesday morning last, / March 22d)
we learn that Gen. Wilson's raid has
commenced. The whole command
moves on5 IL gallant style on thas nam
ing, snd, Ike ShermsnS great army,
Fiil hezcesorth only u heard from
Aropgh rebel sources. Tbs thorough
equipmest ana FfebaraiIic Of the CREST
cavalry force, the largest that ever naov-
edie oEe body cu-tlacontinent, assures
0s Iflat they vsill Be ifres.seibie IN their
march wherever they may 90. 90 i
Auothef gentleman, az officer Who
lcit AhicsasRW Bluils ga rhussdas last
rtp.4-ts dat ttilaod "a aance was s
miles asQea EtstPoft and found the
roads much bettet tha;a hay had ex.
kae.el, iectifa rsinis Of this expedi-
eop, are, of course, only . matter Of con-
.ee',,,se, but > elanoe et HE map VIII
- y. esggess Selma, Mont goners.
-, -. es.eniie, Aiataznae Columbus and
sior towns Of et'ssinri ~
L., a,.n hN4it WITH eager anxieir
oht WIN. strong ooesdencs, 90 : -,
opments Of the csn,,.s '..s.I VI ~ 81
last We are told, 20 dayss "Ai0h y 70
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Notes Of al the denominations named VIII b
tsompiiy farnlshedslpoa receipt Of subscrp lins
This ia the
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
.s...r T0THE SIM
SECOND NATIONAL BlHK.
Nashville, Tennessee


OfFIcE " EHE C0Errk0ELEA o. IHE CgRssScT,
ssIIa Wksalsor0S, sn. 81, t55s.
HyHEREAs, BIZ SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 20 the undersigned, !. bss heeu
made 20 aurear thst THE sFCJhD NATIONAL
BANK OF NASHNILl e. in the city oiNashsilie,
10 she county Of DaY dsnn, snd State cf Tenuessee
hs5 he. dug or5anizf under and according 20 ~
rrquirJ M aus OF the Att Of Congress- entitled "At
Aci q elopde a Nab0anl Currency, secured hv
~ dga u Dnited states bon ~, sri 70 provide ioi
he ,ircg,at a. i redemption lhereoE" approved
Iane 81. lS5i and has com led withiM tho pr0-
vizlonsef srid sct. reqaired 10 lo complied With
b fore conmencug lEe business cl Ranking under
said tcti
Nov therefore. 7, Hugh McCuioeh, CompirolieF
Of the Currency, 90 hercdy certify that "1he s.
oond \ liold Bank Of Nashville" 10 the city o.
Nashville d The county az David On and sisfa Or
Tennessee h authorized o. comIneu7e The hnsl-
ness cf sssine under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony Where0s l~ess ms
- - hand and sea- o. office, tbs hlrty-frsi
49, day 81 Ianualy. is5-
~ ~ HUGH McCULLOCH,
Comptroller Of the Currency
ns-The shove institution " u be opened To- bust
ness n the course q a faw days, Of which due no.
JOHN LUasDEN. Cashier.
SOL
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beautlaly prated 10 i've colors size y By Is
inches. ihe following is & description Of them:
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For further information in regard 70
the skfIlfal success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader Is referred 70 STIIe
rs THERaPEUrICs and MATEHIA MEDIoA,
Two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work IN the United States,
where you will find Dr. MeGlrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in thetreatrnent Of dis.
eases OF women For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is gnsran-
teed With my general practioe treat
the following ftr sGF
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Union Defenders Certificate,

with boausiful anEGayng Of The Goddess Of Liber-
~ nnhoi aua the Flag Of our Union, snd urging on
i Union Amy toefush treason md the rebelhon.
~, =
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a1
The Union Defenders Certificate

with beautfll border printed . colors, showing
he Union amy marching ia cognues nuMoersinio
2 xie, With iTums teafng and n.ors flying.
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It IS estimated that the quantity Of
ice put up in New York city the past
winter is about 10000 tons. The ice
companies say they realized but little
y any profit by the sale Of ice last year.
and must either advance the prices this
season " close their houses.
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The NAshlneton correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette telsgsaphs Aun-
der date Of the 2sth as follows
Ii has transpired that The President 3
visit 70 the army does, in part relate
10 General Grants recent wholesale
order against trade permits. The sub
iecf has been fully discussed since his
affiral = here, snfl & II As teen. dele ;
MN . b Inotify be order il. import
ant particulars As soon as the move
ment nor. ordered shall he over
U.L.A. c6ssttf No. i Members Of sbs
eounril are karsby earnestly requested 10
meet at fhelr Han. No. 50 Union street, N
'Frisay- evsaiiegat us o'clock, when mat
tors Of iu.poriaaos spil be srsuEht before
The Courcil "A
: .lssssS srsl osiosAer 6oabsili aEs isyi.sa %
attend.
BY order ~ Inc President.
mars !. 70 A. sL.canrEt. sec'y.
=
The geuuine CunlSsrisna Coal osn Be had
q Knight Bros. Office At Driver 4 Browns,
Ne. = Vest Public sasrse.
1.a r'-Tr' = WI
sarzfs "A lerre tssortment, IS reduced
pricps, By z. H. IhonIpen' No. = cAsfry
s.feei, near Onion e
Life Size PhososrdPhs - Van staTorsn's
Metropolitan Gallery. q
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IN safstcacn: Eheunatsn, Adectons o. ne
fanes; Diseases ci th8 I1roat, BwsIisd I0lnts
stT limfa, Flelfisy, PsIns Ulcers, Career. 6fa7ai
Diaoassa ef the Heart and Liver, t1daluuisiion q
ne atcmsch, teurlIeas KEY } lfi o. tlr1f,IIa.
Dlsaasss, Dlsasaes u tao Eyes, Deiilistad So.
tsn1s Ds8pcpsa o. IriiiEesi'oe ,nd Uonsurnp fon-
iorsthef via A. Private Diseases and
Diseases 81 the Drinnry Organs.
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Fouas Nan, atop hslors yau fl.hsg -. 81 "a
taezIss ssiie,t 10 Ha i.a1Io q - ilzrss. 81 lad
ssarsa thai undsr1il1d tlezrE Is and % Fci cee
~ Est have cared DOZENS ID Ills cif, ~ vel A.
u diI,.rsrt stalll, ut1 nal1 lf1ut i0tg e1er d.
e. sat A. noH aa.l et-lei ~ ma an daily 10
- lsaa tottars and arllias E1edtna a. AZ paris e
tl.a c6untry. II e sufls 81 inal ace i.esasad j.
nv W. a1d VII e.Ie Da cal. a|I I've aacE-
Aston i0f az q 10 leaF1a nl1l.lo1l1 b tti1 AZ
sly.
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ON. Y-LoAN MARKE1
Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less 'thsu s20sooo,ooo remsia unsOii. which vii
psobaaIy Be disposed OF within the next % or so
DAYS, viisn the notes vii llldoubtediy command
prsnis M a. has uniiofrply been the ease on elo-
sing the subscriptions 10 ether Loans. M q
IN oder that diisahs % cvsFy tosu snd session
Of the ,.ountry may be afforded facilities for iakins
ne losn. The National Banks, stsie. Banks. and
rrivst Brokers throughout ths country have gen
orally Isrsed % receive sulseriptODsai par snb-
scrbsrs VII select their own agents, n ~tom hey
have e,,nhdence, and who ouly sre respOnsibls for
ne delivery d the sotss Tor which they roceiEe
JAY COOKE.
s7hs.satslDs : 1se fs1-rr
UssisIF5fsSa VIA - ErrFIYEp n ths
~ IiEas EaiiouaI Hank q Nasbnne.
:. Second National Bank q Nashville.
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Table Damask and OIL Cloth,
silk CIRCULARS.
Cloaks & Basques,
Suburban Residence
.., FOR SALE,

A BRICK HOUSE ~ MILES FROM THE
n Courthouse. on The hiara sboro tuFnpike,
cprpaiLa ( lour comfortable rooms, besides store
room, kitchen, smoke house, stable and car
riage ho,ise--ali b ck--an abundant supply Of ez-
Gel eut VA. sr. ienoing ID gooe orderi a very 6ne
and shade trees.
.e- --ALSO--
Fesr the above, a small comfortable Frame
Drshng, with two rooms; fencing good, aaIer ex-
eeilent y nne garden spot, These pieces nisz
b SOD I, end csn b. q At very lev priee
u Al u to W. MATT Bk9WN \ co,
narzs--ls f9 Up Al Cherry street,
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The Evansville (Ird.,) journal Of the
2sth says: ~
We ate iulormed that me notat ous
Cas3t SteeIe, Fhose hands and very
cleths arr resting with tie bl6od Of
of Union men IluEf eTaa and butte red
By himself and BIS gAng 81 robbers.
came into Henderson on Sunday. and
was permitted 20 take the oath Of am
nesly. he Afterwards brought ia his
entire gang, who did likewise.
What commentary on the howlings
by the conservative press Of the coun-
Try about the tyrappy Of the Govern
ment this is, and how justice must
blush with very shame that her De
naanasaFe ilIus 0utrass6ls
For years these men hage been rob
.lins, inafdsfiIiis ed a. plabaeTing hea-
est and loyal men, and seeking b ev
cry means IN their power to destroy the
Government thst now shows them such
udheardf c. clernency -
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Capt Steele Is native Of Kentucky.
Some monthsag he WAS captured, to
gether Eiah some Of his men, placed
upon . steambQat, and started down
ths cahaberland- During the trip they
overpowered the guard and elcaped.
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A RARE CHANCE
Executors Sale fer Partition.

0N4rrr.xreF,.v- ssh DAY or APnf5. NEXT.
% ID s.,ri~-ir ~ sfl sen fbf Paztflou e TIE
hire = iflier lots summer fna fsrk streets,
aea- he Cspiinl.
sreI reg hruses<ecidediV ne most etsirseln p1r.
llon ~ fsir rifv 81 pf1fcrtf = rarely ever e.
leIrfi * puclE ale. He HQrs1 7esrsct uiy invite
thf aI.411on u III t11te sil9 Hish q rase sac
an,3 rellIInasatire iaFes.tpeus. sr
.. y. - ~. HAYE4. Efecutpfs 81
Tegms-Oie-bzf caeh, halsnce n "a and tEelve
months vsie iztyssl n1F3'-sa
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0EaE HH IEVIS' :


rrxHE qERH oFBEnCAAlN ia. ~, e. ~, ? 80
i pF.etrsar bariuz eAs.i 49,. -,
tis inIefeef ne tEa.neFe ~ i = - I. =. ~ -|
fhe sane slyla a. eerstoflre, "a - ~ " u
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w etkoay folders from that comfy who
hsd fallen in battle Tor theiE country.
The bin mentioned them as engaged
in tie suppression Of the present I'M
holy rebellion The Democratic ma
iority.struck out the word @unholy.
Loyal members moved the insertion Of
,ha Terms wicked and causeless,'
then canseless' alone, and finally.
IN q rniassfable,r bit the Democratic
's's insjorit5.A By n solid vote, refused 70
cbaraclerizs the rebellion by any one
Of fhsss terms Men who ARE thus
lender with the rebellion, ought TO
fellowship with negroEorshippers and
.t51 rebela f.tl =
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31
CRAIG & CO.,
OOmnIsslOn, ReeeIElng, 9 ForNaFdIng
MERCHANTS,
No. "a Vest Fourth 81, cincinnati, 0.

No. "a Vest Fourth St, CIncinati, 0.
" e have formed a partnership under ths ab5ye
General C0nlinisslcn Receiving and ForWa-tiine
Business. ard beg lesyeto announce % o,ir iiends
and the trsde generally, u manufacturers an pfo-
dacers, that = are prepare1 70 rtcelFe, md c1Se
our prompt attention to eonsignnlents and 20 the
interests Of those who ay faYOT vith their bus
mess.
We also pr0pose-and hsTe arrangements to
make il special ant permanent feature Of our Ia
siness--to purchase goods on orders for nerchaDfs
ana others doing business IN he Scnih snd West
Qn the Federal mel which esnnot fiji TO Prove
source Of Convenience and pFeht To those sgeliine
the Isc.Yes Of cur services. We the efare solicii
ordess with entire confidence hat satisfaction viii
be given faaa
Prompt attention given also to receiving and for
warding goods 4f@
Leemirg it unnecessary 70 use the names Of
prumneRf fnends in almost every city q the Union
We refer with pride and conf 1ence 70 our late ON
cia positions, and to those who have kuoFn rs
prolnpine 3 and fidelity with which We nay Be ex-
pe.ted 70 discharge our duty 70 vi VII may in
trest their business and N .erests in our care.
We respectfully iGyite eanesseans, and friends
from other sections Of The c3uuiry tisitmz this city
for their convenience 70 have Their letters addressed
10 cur eere, and to make our Office their headquar-
terss curing their stay in the city.
Odisers aud Soldiers having frafe Permits TO-
Tennessee. be fscilitaied in tncir busincss M
JAMES MORTON,
lElJOHN J. CRAIG.
mario SIN eneI JAMES s. NORTON