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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20

We have put up and sold this article for over
% years. and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE and
TRUTH Of il what we have never been sble 70
say ~ any other n,etlieine--NEvER HAH II
FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT
CURE, when timely used. Never did We
know IN instance Of dissatisfaction by any one
who used Il. On the contrary. Ill are delighted
mendstion Of it, magical effects and medical viz
tues. We speak IN this matter WHAT WE DO
KNOW amer - years experience. AND
rLEDUE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
FILMENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE.
In almost every instance where the infant is suf-
iering from pain and exhaustion. relief will be
found IN hfteen minutes after the syrup is ad-
ministered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac simile Of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York. is ON the out
side wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20

Dc net let your prejudice stand
between your suffering child and the relief that
will b absolutely sure TO follow the use Of MRS
wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. II corrects
acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regu-
lates the bowels. softens the gums, gives rest TO
the mother and health1to the child. Office, ~
Dey street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20
LITES &

WAaamkron. 0epk eth u..a~-
WaakinCtk special aays IL w -. M
t6aswoSs1keeoutsevd int survi4 ~. Nv
eoa9ssesa ~ q ths ~, d ID 2 "a 49,
bsss 1oo,O0 The dsaeks an oss. IL:
aasag thea'rsasly exceed O. nres...:s.
among whies 0nepo, ~ oqlonted 81 49," 49,
zoos. Sixty t1tusand ~ the rsns;S ~.
10. 900 have htsly 49, ordered 10 \. .s.v
tsred ct fsagk The ssversI d..SS.
mentos 11IS e0ly a3e>nnt,tled - -
undR ~ 6xietlng rsgulatiso1 >sd lav, -
efning The service. 1Ais small lumbe, A..
tributed among The several States WOULD -.
be IN element Of calculation in any Il them
Il i said that The sx-rebsl vics PrSid.n,'
A. 4. Stphens, nov eeaensd in ForxWar.
rem, = seen y b ra1ea1 md win fnrn
to 0eosgia y ce,epoee With q Gov -,
Brown and othefs'ih ~ boseskueee1 sra
RESERVATION Of that Stult
Gen. Schoiied % stin In the city. ID -.
eects 70 leave about the frst Of Del her
He goes sste9sihlx On leave Of sbssncl bnt
aninpreso xvails thStheis charged nm
some - s. ten TO some Of the keien
powe1
y frieneV General ]. s. Ful'eriSn are
pryIsing big claims for the Office Post
81 e th $: . aso ..a osn !.
3 engaged ia 4. pr.etics Of e. ,u and di !.
own - among the most efficistk Adjutant
G( perai's Of the army. He NJ long time
atufbed to the 4th corps. Al since The dis
bandnlE 0f the army haO6een assigned to
the FFsednssaa Rn14 in this city IS AZ
sistsnt Adiptot z2sassolse~
An dhoIncial letter recently reSglvsj f,om
an oficer Of the freedman's bureau at Sher-
idan, Miss, states. Of s2,s7o destitute PEG
pie subsisted by the government, but no
are negroes.
Another private otter from Missis sipp
says, most OF the Ii1tary now being organ
lied in that Stat Express determination
not to be mustered ueder any other but the
State flag, the sips 4nd stripes not except>
ed. The same L ltefalso states, ths q rex.
ularly organized kadk, composed ofex rebe,
burg for the M Do3 Of em u. ~ ,'ck =
eminent officer IN H. STATE " que gov
To vouno rEn;.ns "
| " d;sch.rce5 .hs , TMo recent
turned to Hoa1 Gresn co,{ ny. &C.
thew were nfor,I = thew .o.,ls sn
sssas.;nated Il - rs,y " ;nU.-'hs1sl9 oe
soldiers soe'
M yonx "A. On n o,.M ;...
of Tho renort a.. "I l'c',on
With dss;vn ~ ;n;ny;r. ~ noa 'uen1Iy
49,. I'D. !u'.nS 'ue e. OF the
s;snsJ i...;" ~. wa. a".. r.esiuen alez de-
49, sa har" -" .".. .ou" ~. eek'ng =
~. ".: & .o'a. '.'' ~ from
a".,s s ,1.S .nS ~. .uel euS h'raso'
. m"s. 90 49,; -" Ia a"o Iss Ie.c' oXa gentle
s =. '!,'s c'.y' rres'oen1 oatsz says ne
~. US ~ rue. .. aoa"oo on nus gountry or
~: . County . cause. ne 10 eSmporarlly
ss' ..,, ."e sovel.'ne" Hraso, but
w." v.u ;n, SION 'as NE, Up ms res ce IN one Of
S s"v ' ., , cues: ne IS uetermined to
' u,um us aa.y " preserving the popular
So.r.;. &c y. n.s "a.lse ,ano, sn9 a9ss NJ
.S sst.T.,S y c = -.
wssh;,,,ou o" s,,.c; osps ,o,S.v. ."eS
jeff: Davis ;pt trs.3 FER who is u brought
counted in the trsf Sur rs office a found
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20

LosDoG, G. W., Sept. 10.
The Provincial Exhibition b now fully
opened. The city b crowded 70 excess. The
entries number about 1909, includtog 1900
Of live stock, and 1000 entries Of eysin and
seeds
The party Of English capitalists ID expect
ed to arrive to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20

- efsse pepelsriy Il M. v,..,-,..
ise sytsp. ~ ihdarss ssss1is.w Ss Ssets
Pri.ssslsA peestas y ~ . ess,.,.s '.esssa m.
h.,ssu pefeees. u s)vsssiaitg Ahiei ~,
~ copied our advertisements snS ~
49, ~ rssss, BIT Asve sjpisa essssac,ae
~ s's'en nso sasrsysasa go ssAsrs. snxln.
eseee ne9ee y oar geauins ssftaAe6sea-
sswaEs sfiA1esra 1piS-AAwly = &
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20
mOSTETTER,s
STOMACH BITTERs

you chose TO make tAs cxpefinsnt, your cure
Will commence. II you decline the trial. YOU are
sick by your own choice.
You will say, perhaps, that the manufacturers
ana proPretors Of the article have . pecuniary
interest in rendering i popular. Granted. And
the same thing may be seid Of the baker, who
makes good bread. But good bread 10 ncverthe.
less capital thing, and whoever advertises to
~ world where The very best brcsd may BE- pro-
cured. does the community . priceless service.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20
R.aGS, B.lG 3.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN STORE A FULL
i stock Of DRAIN DBags to which The atten
ton the Trade is invited comprising nprlaps
New Single and Double Gunnies. Second Hand
Single Gunnies, Lewiston A, Cotton Seamless
National Seamless, Premium A Seamless, Eagle
Seomless, Sewing Irvine, &C., DC. Orders from
country dealers solicited and promptly hled al
lowest cash prices. Price lists furnished on ap
plication
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20
uostettor's stomach Bitters

Arc :: Iar superior to every other Tonic and Al.
soLnsnve 10 tho market, ~ the purest and most
nustioos bread TO those counterfeits Of the stat
o. me- composed Of bad yeast and uesound -four
Lss maeerials are the purified essence Of the finest
re, medicated with the juices Of herbs and roots
Ros:sselng unequaled tonne, alternative and anti.
o,lnoos proper ties, and which have received the
ssp ns.ac approval Of the most distinguished
Pnxscians end pharmsceutists ofthe age.
Inc Essence Of Rye is . diiiusible stimulsnt-
- eaner words 1t 10 fluid which rapidly spreads
.ssss: 80 rough the system, carrying with IL any
1selcament which is combined with it, The
.esn 'n Why the pernicious tavern liquors do 90
Scn injury il, because they are adulter ated it'll
Rolsonons ingredients which they convey into
ne circulation Of the nervous system and tn,
0raan. thereby generating inAamaton Of IN,
ssooach, intestinal dsoi ders, liver disease, rer
voos complaints, delirium trcmens, imbcciity
and Wodneaa The rssson civ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tcething. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wind collie
Perfectly safe IN all cases. We would say to ev-
cry mother who has . suffering Child: DO not
let your prejudice, uor the preiud ces Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow 1.-The use Of this medicine if timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20

Gray Hair, Baldnes, Dandruff, any
Disease Of the Scalp. No discov
erv can cOmDare with

SOiA NVA1 R0AO WltI
London ssIIsir Color Rcstorcr'
'London" the WORLDS ''Hair Color Restores'
London GREAT "Hair Color Restorer'
London" REMEDY "ilar Color Rcstorer'
II ~ Not ~ Dye.
lit will restore gray hair TO its original color.
Ut will make II grow on I'D heads.
at will restore the NATURAL secretions.
At will remove all dandlrn and itching.
5.ft will make the hair soft. glossy and d. xibc.
6.-lt will pre- serve the os l:na color TO old age.
Tt will prevent the hair from falling Oh.
ST.. will cure all disease OF the scalp.
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing.
Invaluable a dressing and beautiae-.)
Resores Gray lair. Irerenfs Badness
Rsst0res Gray Hair No DYE. PrSrents Badness
Restores Gray Hair frecents Bfidness
wARaAnrsD-The oply astested article that will abso-
iutely without exception the hair to its original
color and beauty caung grow where has fallen %
become thin.
Remember it is complete within itself; no Washing
dressing, accompaniment Of any kind being required
The hair 10 renovated and and restored
it, origins color, soness and beauty without the app
cation OF any miner substances II is entirely descn
from the many articles that have been issued from time
TO time, and 10 the only known Res0rer Of Color and
perfect Hair Dressing combined 1t is delcately perfum
ed and can be applied by the hand soft brush II
does not stain the skin or the finest linen.
Price % cents per bottle or six bottles -. Sold by
DIR. SwAyne Son. $50 North Sixth ST., Phia.
E.. BALLORD, Druggist Davenport.
Nbls mon we'd sat LORD SMITH. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20
NosrErree's sI1rEes

Astoe oes' remedy for the exhaustion and other
ailments consequent upon their almost euperhu
man exert,ons The emaciated prisoners recent
released rom the Rebel bastiles. are deriving i'm.
mense benefit from its use, aud the Army Sur
&eons unhesltating say that it is the only Tonic
""e administered IN military hospitals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20
The Government Coanter.fcu
Tho Counterfsiting Of
Mostetter's Stomach Bitters

hnow somewhat more serious a. we'll AZ din.
guy 0ussness than II was a few vears nvc eaeh
BY the .e "''"e"''ca'eo
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT OF THE
o. 8. REVENUE DEPARTMENTS
II the form Of Stamp engraved ON st.., IN
counsoeaeit which 70 = felony Zee, thereiore
that this GOVERNMENT C0uNTEkSiGN ss
veil = the engravd label md note Of hand Of the
PrcPrietors. IL attached to each bottle. The Il.
bel = smbslliahed swith superb represent alton
81 8. 0esrge on horseback in the act Of spear
~ eAe Dragon. and underneath is . shield or
ssssteheoa bearing warning inscription which
conntcrteters are advised to read before they en-
oeenees the penalty which it sets forth. Belov
Shie again % HOSTETTER b SMITHS note of
40. re signature to which il would be rather =
Ssncss oassnessso forge. 1.-THE public will look
p these verifcations of the 9enuinenesa Of
~ article before they purchase they cannot BE-
oocetved. The proprietary label and Government
scamp re both executed % steel in the fneat M
LOST elaborate ssys Of bank note engraving. aid
essPhie srt ever attached to any medical prep.r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
The pablic are requested 70 bear in mind that
00otetteris Stomach Bitter,
Are for sale in BOTTLES ONLY.


a AZ Iefssee Who pretend TO sell the article by
I'D H. studthey vend Under the name Of Hoste4.
sers eesers y in oil probability IN active poison
= 3,ek prscticed BY liquor mixers in the hone
= m1sing money in diShonese way out Of tie
kRutefly Of the Bitters requires especial men,
~. ~. They re6ll With ob0uina6lo 6uid the
~ ~ oetsles in which Tie rnus Toenc was orie-
~: S'Nned. and vend over their counteFs
~ ~ sS.;n re compounds with smiling sssuran.
81 thess ~n,s ennineness and excellence Beware
respectable de.is.s.n esps clothing Buy osly Of
their good name IA rne place proper value ON
mercantile honor, 'eve In the old code Of
q.
HosTErrER; Il ,smrru.
SOLE PRopRlrross.
e. ss flttsbarg, Pen.
re. Tsh's -
AH 4Nses
r. B.NE,vAMsA& CO.,
4 Psisda Assss. Davapert
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.;::;.:g!:::s::: s s: = 81 s.:
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20

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III euppreesed.o r painful neriods
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too pr0fuse periods. prolapein
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20

Depend upes Il nothsss, ~ willxeive rest 70
yoursslvss, end
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20

veteF1noFy SpeC1oC0e
Mahogany Cases, 10 Walls 800
Single visls with directions l.e
These Remedies, by the case or single box, ar
sent to any part OF the country, by Mail or Ex
pless, free Of charge, on receipt Of price. Ad
dress,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20

which greedy facilitates The process Of testhss.
By sof.sniss ~ guns, fsaseisg n ihlan6iions.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07

Notes Of all the denominations named Eill he
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions.
This il the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07

Al THE CoMNERoIAL HoTEL-DR. ABoEE.
This celebrated physician is in our city
stopping al the Commercial Hotel. From
the testimony Of many persons who have
had rare opportunities 70 judge, we are
convinced that DR.. Aborn is one Of the most
successful practitioners in all chronic dis
eases that hiss ever visited our city. He de-
signs locating himself permanently in
Mesh vile, and may be found 81 room No.
I. Commercial Hotel. In the treatment
If ell diseases Of the eye, ear, throat,
lungs, heart, stomach, liver, blood, etc ,
etc, the Doctor has made q record Of the
most favorable nature, and upon the
strength Of that record We most confidently
recommend him 20 the afflicted in our
midst. Dr.. Abonn's system OF practice il
OF the most recent and scientific known to
mediciuesand surgery, as applied solely q
the successful treatment Of acute and chron-
! ic diseases. aud his thorough knowledge o.
/ the human system enables him Sc once &C
apply the proper remedy and thus remove
the disease.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07
Jeff. Davis Caught

A bad cold when he skedaddled from
| Richmond, aud his PICTURE can be had for
the small sum Of Twenty-Five cents at
Giers' Gallery, No. ~ Union street, from
which any one may recognize him at 8
glanze--a fne chance for any enterPrising
Young man to make a small f0rtune Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07

CrausEu OF CouusnoE.-All commercial
cities have found a Chamber Of Commerce
q necessity. Such en- institution was never
required moro than it is in Nashville ct
tlis moment. The greater portion Of the
people Of this State are engaged in agricul
tural pursuits, and have very little knowi-
edge Of the requirements OF commerce, or
Of the laws thst govern trade. The conse-
ousrco is q disposit on 70 tIammel it with
burdens that will prove injurious to its
property, and consequently dIsadyantn-
rcous 10 tho prosperity Of the State. A
Chrmbsr Of Commerce, by the publication
Of authorized quotations; by its watchful
care over tire progress Of trade; by its at
teniion 20 tbs interests Of commerce; and
especially b. tho prompt action its organ
iza,.on would enable merchants to take in
an utnEouciss-would be Of inoaleula-
bio benefit. Tho state Of prices in this
ci.y IS very unratisfsctory. A purchaser
In making enquiries from store 10 store, is
staggered By the different rates at which
he finds the same articles sold at different
stores. This want Of uniformity produces
want Of c1uGdci co, lowers the standing Of
tho mercau i.r .Ummuni Y, and is an injury
90 busHea TIE IEes Of osn-
mission, charges, Uud allowances
&C, sre all wasting 10 uniformity-s most
unfortunate tLlaE in business. In case Of
disputes th-rs IS no recourse but to the
LAWYER, sud as BIO does not understand
business, no D., 90 be pcii to learn as much
ss is required 60 conduct The suit put into
his hands; then r,ij 10 make use Of the
knowledge ia Court, he was paid to attain.
with a Chamber OF Commerce We shoald
have an srb.trafi u COMMITTEES, composed
Of men understanding thoroughly the sub
jects submitted to their Judgment, who
woald decide wisely, aud satisfactorily, at a
mere nominal czaeuss 10 the parties. The
dailT transactions Of The Chamber, entered
on the oGical bcoks, and open 10 all the
members, would bring about fairness and
regularity iu prices. The rates Of storage,
tax, commission, &c, would be agreed up
on and systcmatized. How advantageous
ell these facilities for simplifying and
melhodiziuE business transactions would
be every merchant we'll knows. These Of
thcmselvc5, are overwhelming reasons Why
We should rs-estsblish our Chamber Of
Commerce, aud with the aid Of a good, &C
live Secretary, start il without delay into
iull operation. Here the buyer, the Keller,
the clipper, tlie agent, and the business
victor 10 the city would meet each other at
the appointed hour every day, and with
little labor do a large amount Of business
and obtain aa adequate idea Of prices,
stocks. supplies, shipments, and receipts.
Vow add 70 these reasons the importance
Of defending the commerce Of the State
against impruicnt taxation, and is il not
evident 20 the calculating faculties Of every
man Of business, that not a day should be
lost in providing Nashville with Chamber
Of Commerce?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07

We arc glad % learn that Capt. Jas. J
Rusliug, A. Q. NJ, has been promoted "a
the rank Of Colonel and Inspector Of The
( Q. NJ. Department. Col. Rushing entered
/ the service in August, 1851, as Regimental
: Quartermastsr Of the 9Th New Jersey Vol
unteers. He was subsequently, appointed
Captain and A. Q. NJ, and served a. Brig.
sde Quartsrnustsr during the Peninsulsr
campaign. He was then assigned, IS DE-
vision Quartermasssr, 10 the ID division,
sd corps, Hooker's old division. He Aflsr-
wards served Is Corps Q. NJ, with the rank
Of Lieut. Colonel, with the Sd corPs. Af-
terwards he was assigned 10 duty st Head
Quarters Of the Army Of the Potomac, as
Inspector Of Transportation 81 The Army.
Later be was transferred from the Army
Ct the Potomac and assigned 70 duty in
this city, in the Office Of Gen. Donaldson,
Chief Q. NJ. In all Of these positions ne
discharged his duties faithfully and en-
GENTLY. Col. Rushing is one Of the meat
talented young officers in the army not
withstanding the heavy drafts uPOn MS
time BY the pressing duties incident to the
great campaigns Of Sherman and Ih0maS'
he found leisure moments enough TO con-
tribute an Invaluable paper 70 the Oni'ea
States Service Magazine on the Quarter
masters Department Of the Army, ~hieh
will take its place in history aud DO re-
ferred to for the many important iae's II
contains. No one can read it without re-
allzing how much the nation owes to 1ne
ability and energy with which the guar
termaster's Department has been con
Quoted. Il
The Government has also evsiled itself
Of Col. Rusling's services in another I'M,
portaut field Of duty, having appointed
him one Of three officers from the army 70
revise the Regulations Of the United States
ARMY
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07

Nrw TurarUE- At this theatre the fine
drama Of ''Uncle Toms Cabin" will again
BE- presented. As We anticipated, it has
proved o splendid success, and now the act
ors are well up in their parts, it is present
cd in a style that swakeus universal sdmi.
ration. No one should miss seeing this
beautiful piece. Jonathan Bradford" Is
IN preparation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07

oln THraTEE.-The bin for Moajay night
is the most attractive enc that could Be or
fersd. The American Cousin" is the plry
hat wna in course q performance, when
the murderer Booth ELECTED his Disgrace
ful purpose Of assassination. Laura Kesne
will Plsy The principal female ehaEsctsr,
and The piece viii be put on the boards IN
tho rnost efieisnt siyle. A large sttsndabes
is certain.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07
FOR SALE,
Large Performing GrlsIy Bear.

VIE u SAID TO BE eNE Or THE LtRGEsr
i sr.usi q ihe el8 ever -1oau % i" aa -
= go LII tf.a Ga I'd -lstss DO 80 .ert 1.Er.
Itls sst cnE, end 81 ai.s > glf li1ulIet -cUa.s.
A ! lha.1leh eiaelfc4, a11 h-s so-Hrl'li lfr-
Z rrz1nIes base crl t'aa au'ia scle-lnl .a allsr
- ~ ..r.t Il @ fllr1ua auy one s..la' Cd raF-
efsse rln d. ell. a q rrs.e DE- uaaar f.l r RI f.
.h1rt t-le s. e1hitlisF hni p clsl t-e eoll' j.
Fs.ten~l.lant D. lanes naee htru Esle . .s.- ~.
ma ana c4a yef b. msde MY -u-ieaI hav.Hr
diei AID hssins no 90 - a.tea1 @ The Hsa-. fe
ID n5E ol-zed ~ SAD. CT IS ne ihli hr-g hduse
% ~ VIE hIisze hsss 2 gaega god ice
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07

NgRIrED PRONorIoS.-We are reliably IN
foImsd that Capt. R. ListOn, Of the I'D In
diana, which all will remember who are at
all familiar with military matters, was Gen
JeT.C. Davis old veteran regiment,h has been
promoted to the rank of Major. The Cap
tain hiss been military conductor on the
Louisville Railroad for sometime, being one
Of the ablest and most efficient officers in
the business in this department, was called
10 I'll this place, the duties of which were
faithfully and honorably discharged BY
Gen. ". S. Rosecrans when the Army Of
the Cumberland was before MRrireesboro,
and has retained the position 70 the salts
faction Of ali and with credit to himself
ever since. We hope that the Major will
still remain with US, but have heard it in
timated that he is expecting orders to report
to his regiment, which is with Gen. shsr-
man. If this is true, we hope the change
will be agreeable TO the Major, and at the
same time promote the interest Of the gov
ernment he serves. In him are combined the
qualities Of a true gentleman and most
excellent officer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07
Dr.. Aborn, Room No. !, Commercial Hotel

BENErTr OF JoHV HUSTLEV.-The theatre
going public viii bear ia mind that John
Huntley, stage manager, takes q benefit ct
the New Theatre 10 morrow afternoon. The
chief rrio~s end actresses Of both thostres,
aud Po'aud's Varieties, will appear. The
beautiful drama Of the Factory Girl viii
be produced, together With music and
dsncing. The bill is really g very sttrac-
tive one, and We sre sure the artists viii do
everything in their power 10 render she
entertainment delightful in every respect
Huntley deserves g roUsiug benefit, sud W.,
trust everybody in The city will turn out 8,
see that he has g.