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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-18

TRAVEL TO EURorE-The New York
Herald says the travel to Europe this
season will be something extraordi-
nary. We understand that the State
Department issued seven hundred
passports TO travellers last month, and
over three hundred for the past twelve
DAVIS of the current month. While
thousands Of people intend to become
permanent residents of the United
States are on their way from Europe,
thousands of those who go to the other
side Of the Atlantic merely for recres
ton and sightseeing are on the wing
from this country. For the past few
years the annual pilgrims to Europe
did not care much to pay their usual
visit. for Americans were rather looked
down upon there, but now they so,
representing 3 great, free and powerful
country, with all the pride which an
ancient Roman felt when he was wont
70 proclaim wherever he went, 81 am
Roman citizen Americans this year
will be lions among the lions in every
country in Europe.
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Letter from Jacksonville.
folHssTollsD'e q lie NsIlyH9 Union !

''srresI"naen'eo a. TIE Nashville Union
JoTsoSyuIr. Msy y. 1865.
came to this embryo city in compa-
ny with several gentlemen to attend
the sale Of lots. We found the ravaRes
of war had made sad havoc in the sole
row Of houses. All the buildings of
the town were burned except one
numbering more than one hundred.
The two hne large warehouses erected
by the Government were destroyed.
! he energy Of our people Is manifest
IN the rebuilding A number of
houses for business have been erected
or are IN course Of erection. The Cow
eminent have rebuilt a warehouse FIVE
or six hundred feet in length, on the
nyoT' ana commOdious depot is near
completion A part of The town was
overhowed by the rise in February
The portion lying south Of the railroad
GA which the fort il situated. ia hieh
ground giving s. fine view of the river
sud surrounding country. The late
ri1e IN February was higher by 3 feet
than ever known before. The CONNER
oial advantages Of this point are obyi-
Gus 70 every rejecting man. The ter,ni-
nus Of the Nashville and North
Western railroad on the Tennessee riv-
ear, which is navigsble at ell seasons
It must become the entrepot for the
commerce of the South and West with
Nashville The rich counties Of the
district and those bordering on the
Tennessee river, viii, through this road.
and an outlet for their products with
Nashville snd the Gulf States
We found a crowd OF citizens from
the counties Of Humphreys and Ben.
ton in the town, and at Their request
Judge Shsckelford addressed them on
their duty As citizens Of Tennessee 10
reorEanize civil law and restore order
The Judge said 70 them, the rebellion
was over and it was duty they owed
themselves and families, 70 lend their
AID N putting the machinery of GOV.
eminent again in motion; all that y-ss
necessary TO do 20 was FOR three iusti~
oes who were commissioned before the
fe'el.ion' 70 meet at the county scat
On The hrst Monday Of the month.
open TIE court and order elections for
JUSTICES and oonstsbles in the several
1lstacts, and upon their being oo,o-
lnisioned At the next term. they oo,,,s
elect their Sheriff aud Clerk. who vo,l5
hold their Offices until the election r..
county officers in March next n
Eised them 70 elect good and loysl rs
who are friendly 10 the governmsp,
The Judge said, SO soon As the msebin.
~ OF the government in the several
counties was in operation, the soldiers
that now occupied the osuntrv would
leave for their homes that they IA
come amongst us, not a. enemies, but
- friends, to restore the supremacy OF
ace laws which had been prostTated BY
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CFETIFICATEs OF CURRs

From eight % twenty ysars slzHdiag. Win ua1ass
EnDun b sci-loe and sr1o.
FOr medical prgperr.ss " BuchU. 80 DigDsass-
iCry Of the Un. 80 iistea.
See Pr0fs.sor DsNeas' vsuahia worm o. ~
PTarlce a Physlc-
Sec remarks ua-is By ths lzas esIsbrAtad II
Fhyrlc-. p la.ie. phia-
80 rensrks made b ~. Ephrnlm EaDowaB
cs-ecraied Pnyslcial, and member o. t1e E5Ta
College d 5cTgoolss Irslaad, and puhiishod u o.
Iranaactious Of he Eiag a1d Qussn' q Jos1rneI-
se8 Mstlco-CnlrurYcal RsTlss, puhdsnad sy
zen ann Iulyersi FaloH q the Royas CoIlega d
sarveona.
See oost o. tbe late st.ndari psorio. On rusdira.
sx-rncl Buchu,.-Si-oo PER hottla, o. = ~ sSnl
l1pr.i Ross Fash, 10 40
d halfA dozen d eson FOR glE vhich vi -
sucisnt b cure th8 Nest obstinate oasss n dir-,-
uous arc adhered 70.
Delivered 70 any address, securely paeksd BON
6taarvatoE-
srDoscrbs symptoas n ~ oounus,csno.s,
IErss glHrs1teod. AdVias gTEaA
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GENERAL HOSPITALS.

SURGEON a. P SCEAENS e. 81 Vols
S1pe--z.yu itlt and Tsract1r O. Bosp.aIa. Orc
- thery street
CUnE BEELl-D HOSPITAL
fsAs fen .,el'-sIy. s-rgeOE Buz1tt Coal, Q. 8
Nlis.r u charge.
WILSON H0SFlTAL,
On Harding PIKE. Asst sGrs. AppIegats, U. S
Yols., iI chargs
oFToTRs' HOUErAL
College ElA. -gfseoa D. b. aorasl, L. x Vols
~ lhSrlo'
No. l GEyERAL HOSPITAL.
Surg Il r. sreed, Q. 5. Vols, 20 charge.
50. ? GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Ell. Surgeon J. &. Hegbst, .. s. Vols,
80. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
90 - = Ger. Public S,ius7e. surgeon J. 2. LudlOv,
T. >. No.s-, In charge.
30. aENERAL HOsFTTAr-
Mss1ui, Hall, ChurJh-streoi. Asst. Rurreop
" hi ehead. T. * A.. 70 charge.
no II SMALLPOX HOSPITAL
On DE Charlotte Road. A. ASH surs,.,u G, y
elaucc 10 charge.
10. l4 CES,ERKL HogrTrAL.
Near n. ant %. Railroad Depot. Surgeon g. 4.
Fuller. .. s. Vols, 10 charge.
v0 IS GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Corner "a inner and Line-s.reets. Sturgeon ".
n. Clamueie. L. s. Vols. IN charge.
NO l6 CoNTEABAND HOSPITAL,
On College, betEean Church and Brosi-strsets.
ASH surgcou A. J. Counlrt. T. 3. Y. N charge.
80 IS GEEERAL HOSPITAL,
On Ma-ke.-s.Teot. between Union and Church
strsets. SuEFeoo Perkins, U. 5. NoiA-, n ehNrEe
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For Ne Na.hnns Unlon.
Love in Idleness.
81 EraKNE 2. LoykEnsE


81 EuaESE p. LoyEEDSE
The night-wind's whisper, Bride ofmy Soul
They whisper sweet and they whispe
low:
While the moon beams fall on the Future
scroll,
Wouldst see the picture which they show
Then, unseen, dear one, hesr my prayer,
The same stars shine On thy weary face
We each are cark'd by the self-same care
Whore Is a warm hearts resting place
How both have crsyod all cur weary days
Craved for love and yearned for resi-
TFsIding alone the thorny ways
That lead frem a noble hearts behest.
"Give me love-" have cried in pain,
Love pure is water and wild as wine =
"Giyo me love or my life is vain,
Yield It, earth, for it is mine 20
10 The night's-winds whisper, Bride Of
10Y Soul!
"Ste cslis 70 you: now hear her voice;
''rss ycndcr clouds how they roll and roll
"Fhi!e tho little stars cry out, 'rejoicei' %
Those deep, dark eyes, and your raven hair,
And the lips 50 red, so warm, SO sweet,
With lLe very garb Of your daily wear
To tho Tiny arch OF your dainty feet
Those pafsion flowers which never fade,
Aud the saorous wish In your naughty
sigh
The very drawer where your gloves are
laid
ss, them al With dreamy eye.
Come 10 my arms, 0 storm tozs'd heart
Lay down the burden Of your care,
# we meet but once we shall never part,
Oh, Il breathe your soul through your
massey ha.e.
We once were young how we drenm'd Of
love.
p.l lhs budding lowers bloom TOO soon
pid We catch the flame from the sun above
In the gorgeous blaze Of a Southern noon,
know not: vet hear me, Bride Of nay
Soul,
"a whisper you IN the evening air,
Wilh The morning dew, IN the waters roll
in your very dreams to come dare.
Why should o soldier fear his fate?
Why should q mortal dread doom
A passionate love can penetrate
Heaven or hell from 4 marble tomb.
For better o. worse, O Bride OF my Soul,
DO We read or write, or droam or sleep,
We twain arc parts Of deathlsss whole,
The vaults OF the ages record keep.
Our footsteps echo end echo, love,
Love In the air, In the sea, the esrtl,
and the depths below AID the stars shove
Answer cur woe and join our miyih.
GEETNwoon MINIS. GEoRGit,
netachment l56th, 10. Vols. Infy.
l2lh May, 1865.
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The Liverpool Weekly Mercury of
the 22d Of April contains an account
OF the arrest by the Police and trial by
the Courts, of thirty-two persons en-
gagged in cock,fghting As the officer
entered the pit where the fight was in
progress, he heard the parties who
were watching it, cry out, Ego it Booth"
well done, Davis" "Tll bet ESQ on
Davis" etc The fight must have taken
place within two or three days after
Booth committed his murderous deed,
and before the intelligence of it could
possibly have reached England The
names Of the pa ties arrested are
not gwen, but it is evident that they
were Southern rebels, or rebel sympa-
thizers. 1t is a singular circumstance,
if they had no knowledge Of the asas-
sins work, which had been assigned to
Booth, that they should have used his
name in this connection and in the way
they did. IL would at least be inter
estiug TO know who the parties were,
and how long they had been in Eng
land
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Police Department.

Captain Of PolCe-H. A humolcy.
let LlguteuaR---Nauiei A. klruheu
q Lieutenant a O. Byron.
Isl Wad-h. Thompson, Wm. Stewart, T. n
Scott
"a Ward-John Firth, A. Crosthwait
Sd NaId-J.s Miller ". Bonds, X. ". Garner
Vim. pauley.
4tn hsrd-Wm. Mallory, NJ ". Thompson.
5-h Wsyd--Joseph Phillips, A. J. Heald. Vance
Riey.
9th Nari-Sam TUmmer, Jas. Citizens, J. Cav.
endar, Cbas Hi
7tu Waid-Joseph CaPps, J. CastIeman, v. B
Saunders W Vaughan.
9Th Naro-beu smith. Thos henderson, +. r.
Nich1l, h. Il Mansfield
9Th " arli-Wm Watson h McEInnsy n 2
Fsll, jas. Hall.
As is'a ts North Of Bread st-est-Robt +. Hodge,
ID Crusthwait.
As zts1ts -,outh OF BROAD street,. W C,loyer,
Jchn l.. CggrUu
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HKLKBOLDs ROSE WASH

An excellent Lotion Tor Dfsessaa o. q 8Yphnito ~
ture, aud a. 40 inloClon q diseases d Ire urinary
organs, arising nom habits Of dissipation, unod 70
c1uneC Ton WIZ the EZtracts bCchu and 5arsnDs-
MIA, iu such diseases a. recommended
Evidence Of the most reaporsi bio and rsllalia
character vii accom- paay the n8diclnoa.
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u 4saujIye Cytta zlirectorr.
MunjeiDaJ Officers

Y
JoHy HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WIZ SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs HEyET, Treasurer.
JOINS CHUa5LY, City Marshal
". q. WuEISsaS, Deputy MsrshaL
JAHEs A. STEELE,
A. g. TUCEER,
JOHN f. IyGALTs,
JOsEpH L RYAN,
a. p SHAEELrr. Revenue Collector
E B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JOIN II Ss.EUAV Superintendent
Water Works
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
Of Water WOTkA
DAN. CUEEBGHAg, First Engineer of
Water Works
VIZ. j. SLn5EAED, Second Engineer OF
Water Worka
L. u FRE2iAY, Chief of Fire Depart
mspt
Low GoEBE, Assistant Chief of Fire De-
paTtment
WA NHGH-, Street Orergeer.
JOHN Q. DODD, Work House Keeper.
q. l. NORvILLE, Sexton.
THOMAS MCCAETT, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market
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aailttarg 9irFtturu.
Subsistence Department.
COL A BEcKwTTH, C. c. g.,

COL A BECKWITH, c. c g.,
Military Division OF the Mssissipp,
CAPT J. c. REED. c. G. g,
Department OF the CUmharan5 UfHcs No. u
Scntn Cherry street, wee Col Porter.
CAPT. SAN ;. LITTLE, c. z,
Depot CommiEsary SubsIs,ence, Ot1cs No. 10
ChC-rY-7freet.
CAPT. g. y. HENDERSON, c. &
Post Cl-nulzsary Subsistence, Oiiice North Gide
Pubic Square. opposite Court House
CAPT. ". NLYsIAS, C. &,
In charge OF q. 8. Bakery. end Dsbursipg Com
misssry Subsistence, wee Can't John A. Irvine.
once 40 - Cedar-streeL
LIErT J s. GALLENTIgE, A @. s,
In charge Of SoIdsrs' Rest. corner Cherry and
ChuTch-stroets, VICE Lieut.. Henry King.
CAPT. D. r LAMOREAU, q. s,
IN charge Of Beet Cattle, wee Capt Gl0ver-also
in charge of Herdmen Stables &. vice Lient. L,
f. hoilst1r. Otfoe near Lower Lsadiug.
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STATE MILITARY AGENCTEq

For TIE Rale! ~ sick and Disabled Soldersr IN this
Lsp-Ttuagt, 6C., Sc.
FOR THI0.-D. K Taylor. Ct5Ns, No 4 Chsr-y
street., O. % stairs.
Penn li.AA NiA-CGl. Jas Chsmbariin OE9a-
No +s~- Cherry street I'D stars
LlIaNA Col. kCv. shaw. ufBce, s2}F Cherry
Iaet.
MlCHl5AN.-L. b. Willard. Once, No. s6S
berry street
ILLINOIS. Col }. NJ Sheets. Office No Cherry
street, nap Stairs
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THaEE NILE nEATs-PUEsE S6o0.

The Cincinnati Commercial publishes
the ooTespondenoe between Sherman
ana Johnston, which led 10 their first
peace arrangements No one. after
reading II can distrust the motives .,
the gallant Union leader
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Department.

COL GEO. F. COOPER, T. s. A,
M"di's Director reQSrtmCnt ef the Cumherlsnd
Once 81 sUluUles street
- col A c. EAAuTN,
Mess lH.Tee.5.l s.. A. O.dcs cor. Churnh
slI 4. rL Hs-a.t-
SURGEON r. FLErCHER, e. e vOIa,
NCarr. sgrFsyoE, L. S. a. OEca Morn .Ite q
fgaig Square, between Market and Erozt
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
EslmDOld's Eighty C0nosahassd Compound
Fluid Extract ssrsspaFIIls
BYPHILIRs.


his ta an Affection Of ths blood and attacks t1s
sexual Orgaus Llnings Of ths Nose, EalH, q nr1sI,
Hindpipes and otner mitcus surfaces, making ia
tract i1araaparla purlhea ice Blood, and rs1nsFss
~ s1sly erup,ions o. no sidn, fFing 70 M con-
pieuon clear and Thy color. III uaing prsTEr-
FL expressly lor This class q complaint j. h.oOd
purifying pf0Terues are preserved % ErpaleI 81.
sani han aly other pTopazEuon % asf-apsrilA.
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The Army Of the Tenusssee-Splendid
MIFChlng.

A letter from Petersburg, Va, says:
As the different Brigades ana DiVis-
iong Of the Corps passed through the
city, their excellent marching, elastic
ity Of step and fine soldicrly appear
q zee was the subject of remark of every
ole who vi messed them; every man
was in HE proper place, and the differ
ent regiments were closed up; the men
| oked Just as fresh as when they start.
ed from Raleigh, aud were in excellent
spirits at the prospectof an early req
turn TO their homes.
More than two-thirds of the men COM
prislng the Army of Tennessee are vet
eran troops, who have marched through
the greater portion of the so-called
Southern CoBfederacy, and there are
but few regiments in the command who
have not marched upwards of six thOuE
sand miles, incredible asst may appear,
since their first enlistment and music r
il-O s,r. ice. TLey are consequently
trained to marching, and il is doubtful
if there is any other army in the world
capable Of making the extraordinary
marches which Sherman's army can
now make with comparative ease,
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Billiards! Billiards.!

THE undsrs gned have for sale billiard Saloon
i doing me business, 10 a We y eli ihle snd Seu-
uai loDsuun, With Iour 81 Phelans hest tables and
~ the sppurtena 1ces-
For sale very low, II immed ate appIcsnon 10
msde 10 NELSON MUIR RAE. Agenis,
mayl7--SI - Cherry strsst
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Posr pIsrrssaHy.-So u south Cherry It. Sur
Es-on VIM. Throlkeid. u. g. Vols, attending On
o-rs ana their ian iss.
surg on p " sFAsLTsG, 10Th Mich Vols, Medicsl
Lfrcctor OF Post Foroes, Of6ce No. Il Collegs 81
r'ff hesrI4Al-Corneg q Cherry and Elm SIS.
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New Iron Store,

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAS MADE ARRANGE
1 usnts With one Of the most extensive Rolling
Mls ~ Pttshurg Tor an ampe SUPPLY oi Iron ard
Nails b he sold af prices CORES ronalug Win Pits
burg rates. large stock Of Far. sheet lr0n, sud
Mails viii b. kept On hand. Orders ior any sizes
ADD tLfscr pt.0ns VII 10 promptly ezscuted and
sold ~ PIttsfurg ulfes.
ID. DiCKET. Brood and HiQh sts
maT2-tf fDATI
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st LOuis Spring RaceS-LaClede AssO.
citation Course.

ClhtlOu OOufSt.
Firm Day, May llth There were
three races announced. First, mile
heats, for beaten horses-purse $500
for which there we're six entries, viz
Glendower, by knight Of st. George
DOct Lindsay, 10y Lexington--Surprise,
by Bonnie Scotland-Prairie Bird, by
observation-disclosures, by Sovereign
Mamous, by Sovereign, all well known
for their racing qualities.
The other was a dash of two miles for
beaten hoTses-purse $500, in which
there were four entries, VII: Leather
iDgs, by Lexington--Jimmy Kelly, by
Vandal-Blaok Lock, by O'Mears--a
sorrel colt, by Ringgold, all of famous
blood.
The third Was three miles heats, purse
5000 in which there were three entries,
viz Leatherungs by Lexington; Sym>
patty, by SycliAn-Young Bonnie Scot
land, by Bonnie Scotland, renowned
for their limb and bottom
sUNMARY-NILE MEATS FOR BEATEN HORSES q
PURSE $500
B. T. Hutchinson enters :. b.
Glendower, by knight OF
ST George, dam by Glen
oOe, / years old, colors red
and black. ! DR.
J. W. Weldon enters b h Dr.
Lindsay, by Lexington,
dam by GencOe, 1 years
old, colors maroon. dist
II Van Lew enters I. b. Sur
prise, by Bonnie Scotland.
dam \ Dung Fashion, 5ys
old, cOlors fancy. 3 /
b. Taylor enters b. Prairie
Bird, by Sovereign, dam
by Boston, years old, CO.
lors red and red e. q
J. c. Kelley enters b. (. Mon
soon, by Sovereign, dam
by dam Idlewild, years
old, colors black d orange. 2 dis
W. H. Renfrew enters b. Ia.
MamonR, by impl Sever
eigu, dam by Glencoe, :
years old, colors black i
blue. 5 3 3
TIME, I:49-L52-l;54}.
DASH or TWO NTLEs FOR BEATEN HOSES
PURSE S3UO
j. W Weldon enters b b d
Leatherlungs, by Licking
Ion, dam 10y Glencoe, 5
years old; color maroon
Id. Thompson enters q a
Jimmie Kelley, by Wan
der, dam by Brawner's
Eclipse, g years oil, color
red and white.
A Wadell enters b b Black
Lock, by o Mesra, dam bv
English Stumps, years
old, colors black and red OI
w. II RenfreW centers sc
by Rsnggold, dam Little
Peggy, years old; colors
blue and blsck............... o.
Time, $500
THnEE Mia nEATs-PUEsE $500
j. W. Weldon enters b b
Leatherlungs, by licking
ton, dam by Glencoe, .
years old. color maroon. 2
Ed Thompson enters b
Young Bonnie Scotland.
dam BY Young Fashion,
years old colors red and
white ...-...................
W. II. RenfreW enters b
sympathy, by SycliAn dam
by Glencoe, 6 years old
colors black and blue. 3 I
Time, 5:54s-G0lt.
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Valuable City Property
For Sale

THE valuable House and Lot On east side q
1 Vine street three doOrs south Of Union street
The vsl0sble suburban resideuc8 with - acres
OF land II south Nsshv le.
Two elegsnt building lots II West Nashville.
Two binding lots in Halls addition.
One lot on College street., near Gun Factory.
One house and one acre Of ground ID Franklin,
Tenn known &c the Bishop Otsy property.
rnaVs-2Ws y 3 WtIETH.
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Broad Street Bridge COmDsnY,

r. ~ lof sod.uonal subscripaons b s,oel IN
- - -, 49, ~ 49, bndge Ccmpsny via ha
oPt5ea on honday the I5fh INST AZ - 80 - ~
ne Ienoesses Name snd Fire lhsuIaues for1re-
~, s9d a. ne once Of the Nashville Cornr1er,i-f
Insurance Company. IA
~ order Of the Hoard.
Hs1l$H AW. BVTLER, sso. sad Trsas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-18
Orders from NsWsdealeFs Solicited !
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The TERRIBLE TRAGEOY At WASHINGTON
Assassination Of President Lincoln

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whole Cabinet, with she history LIKENESS So o. IN
contested with the lam-u event. graphic
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-18
Commission, Receiving, & Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. u West Fourth st., Cincinnati, 0

-'ta ~ " NSs 4 NNA "a -tsf We
Eg7 z hsvo formed partnership under the above
w name ard style, for the purpose Of doing q
General Commission, Receiving, and Forwarding
Business sad beg leave 20 announ e 70 cur trlends
AMI the trade genera, y, 70 manufacturers RnS pro
dueer-, that He are prepared TO rEcelVe, and give
our prompt attention 70 cOnsIguulents. and tC the
interests Of those VINO may favor with Their bus
mess.
We also propose-Snd have arrangements to
make it a special permanent feature Of cur bu-
sless-tO purchase goods on orders for merchants
Hn1 Others dong business N the south and West
IN the Federal mel, which cannot fat 70 prove
source Of convenience and profit 70 those ava ing
the mseiyeS Of our services. We the ec re sol cit
orde.s WITH entire confidence that satisfaction VII
be gwen.
Prompt attention given also to receiving and for
warding goods.
Lcemlug It unnecessary to use the names Of
prominent friends in almost every city OF the Union
refer with pride and confidence to our late off.
Cisi positions, and 70 those who have known us
longest ana best, in our native section, for the
prompiness and fidelity with which we may be en-
peeted % discharge our duty 10 all who may in
trust their business and interests in our care.
We respectfully invite & Tsnnesseaus, snd friends
from other sections C. he country visiting this CITY
for tner convenience to have their letters addressed
10 our care sui 10 make our Office their headquar-
ters curing Heir stay 10 the city.
Officers aud soldiers having Trade Permits for
Tennessee, can b. facilitated in their business ar
fragments By ealing at our Office
JAMES MORTON.
JOHN ! CRAIG
marls-Su JANE 8. MORTON.