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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14

Tho uap.rsNl lci ~ - thicA XaASlDt1llA
Pr; James practice in kurope, the United Staess
and New Orleare many remark able cures ho
las effected, which ~erc pronounced incurable BY
we most eminent physicians, iustihcs hin in on
sring his services " ths sos6deYos ~ tho unior.
innate.
The following are some Of The diseases tss00d
Private and which DR.. Jssnss pev11anonely
sradieascs, vis-Syrhili., primary, ssc9aleY
tertiary; Structures. Urcthf 4 DischeffPe. u.s.
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the pssk Ard teae@
Inaanation Of abe 5ladder aeA KiieeyA eAsnr
n,aiism. Hydrocels, vsrssecsle. Oesssss, &C.
Diseases peculiar 10 Females, such a. AmcDefs
ssa Ds'DDs sSsits, &c. .ssess ssisS
DIR. James long practice n New Uieans, aAe
the endorsement of the Medical Galssnity. ed
the almost entire Southern press, shoald coos |.
vince the most skeptical thas Dr. JaMsv - 80
will perform all that he promises.
Or James would also call the attautioa e1pee
tally Of those who have priv ately aud iMpsoPN
injured themselves, Ia that seCre1 I'D saR9A
habit--which ruins both body and 0iad, ue0es
ting them tor both business and soeisty, pev4oss
ing both Constitutional Debility and lmtcsspe9.
The following are some Of the sad ind 01l1h.
choy effects produced ~ early hAkits o. fsetA py
| sexual eAcessee. viz; Weskn0au VI the hoQk 80
Limbo. Pain in the Head. DionsA~ Of vinica
Heart Dvspcpsia. Nervousness, Ifrsta6tIi1ye
symptoms o. Consumption. Ac. Mentally ne
fearful effects on the mind arc moro TO b dreeA.
ed-t.oss Of Memory, Confuaion Of IdeaA De
precision Of Spirits. Evil forcipodipgs, AvsEeiO0
g Society. Self Distrust. Love ~ Solitude TSm-
idity, &C, are some az the evils proAuce1.
AN persons afflicted with any Of the sbOye dio-
enses and symptoms should not fall to call on Nf.
James, and be al once restored 10 perfect health.
Let false dclicacy deter you, but call = onsss
| and save yourselves from the awful md tsesiblo
consequences Of these much 10 be drssdsd usais-
| dies. -
WEAKNESS OF The ORGANS Immediately
Gu ed and full vigor restored.
| Those Vt . distance, BY describing Aymptcme
--incosing stamp for return snswes>-w u fscoivu
prompt attention by addressing .liss sa
| DIR u. D. JAMES.
=. .. BOX 2, 1913 rian2l dAwlyl Chicago,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
DIR. BIGELO W
CONFIDENTIAL Physician!

COnn0ent10l PnySlc10A
Formerly Of St Louis Mssouri,l
is9 South Clark Street. Chicago.
'IHE ONLY REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
1 gally qualified Physician in Chicago who
makes the treatment of Private Complaints q
speciality. His Office has been established ex-
prsssy to afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medical aid, without the use OF murcury or nox-
ivAs drugs Dr. Is. has for many years devoted
his whole attention to the treatment Of private
complaints in their varied and complicated forms
HIS success in the treatment Of those long stand
nv and difficult cases, such as were formerly cen
siuered incurable, is sufficient to recommend him
10 the public as worthy Of the extensive patron
age which he has received. In professional ex-
perience in hospital and private practice Extend
lng through many years in TINS and other depart.
intnts Of medical science he Ii the diseOyerer OF
the only safe. speedy and reliable remedies for
these yirulent, secret and chronic diseasss, and
y =. letters Of recommendation from the most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons and
Physicians Of this country, as testimonials OF his
superior skill and profound Judgment IN the
treatment of diseases of private nature.
The universal and unfaiiing success IN the
treatment adoptedb BY him. has proved beyond 9
doubt that permanent cure for the worst cases
81 constitutional syphilis, gonorIhHA structures
IN any form, all mercnrial affections. diseases OF
the skin, kiduevs and bladder, impotencv, sper-
matorrhRa, etc can now be obtained to moral
certainty, If application be made TO those whose
Intelligence skill and expertence can be relied on
loung men especially who have BECOME VIC,
tins of solitary vice or selfabuse. that dreadful
and destructive habit, which annually sweeps 70
| an untimely grave thousands Of young men Of the
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, may
call with full confidence and perfect cure.
Females suffering from irregular ties attendant
on puberty, menstruation or pregnancy, or per,
sons having any obstf ucti0D 70 marriage should
see the doctor 1t once and be cured.
| He thinks Il ID his duty to advise the 1niorfu
nate, particularly strangers, TO be careful that
they are hot deceived b. false advertisements o
Boosting imposters He who places himself un
der me care Of Dr. b. may reiigio nsly confide u
his honor as gentleman. and confidently rely "
on his skin as physician
Dr. u. wiiltell the patient previous 70 commen
cling the treatment Of his case how imuch be vii
effect Z crre: and when such an arrangement i
entered upos, in no case will he make seeon'
Office and Rooms within half square Of th
Post once. where al are politely invited to call
OGpe hous ffom 8 .. =. to g.. D.. ri sSunds0
1 10 a. M. 70 noon. Consultation at ofiee free.s
Send 8 ssanps and CT mis- Guide 70 Health
POST OFFICE BOZ 10 spl5,d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
70 1NvENTOns.

w l.. CARROLL. ARCHlfRCT, will exc.
w cute Drawings and Application PP1re
for the Paeeat OGce IN connection with Ann
tectural Business Tire and money will ~ eved
70 Inventors BY calling on him, insteea sfsending
Eost. Duu19n1uG - DmE0Angs in his
speoia AeltGhE P1aS5 md6peciAssHions arraag-
"a beeueo 6ailaink will sGve tie ouuer nsa4y.
o. ot0 RUso 0oA Davenport epa6on
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
-" The following important circular
has been issued 10y the Attorney General:
ATTORNEY GENERAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, june :, 50.

ATTORNEY GENERAL : OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, june :, 50.
By direction of the President, all per-
sons belonging to the excepted classes
enumerated in the Presidents amnesty
proclamation of May 20, 1860, who may
make special application to the President
for pardon. are hereby notified that before
their respective applications will be grant
I'd it must be shown that they have respec-
lively taken and subscribed to the oath or
affirmation in the said proclamation pre-
scribcd Every such person desiring spec
ial pardon should make personal applica.
ton in writing therefor, and should trans
nit with such application the original oath
or Affirmation, subscribed before an officer
authorized under the rules and regulations
promulgated by the Secretary of State, and
prescribed in the said proclamation Of the
President. JosLPn SPEED,
Attorney General.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14

Which never fails 10 cure Coughs and 7 VIus III
a fey DAYS. and has cured thousands upon thous.
and Of cases Of Consumption after physicians ano
all other remedies had failed. and the patients
had been given up to die. This Balsam Is 'lle
most perfect and infalike remedy for all d,seas-
es Of the Lungs known TO the civilized world.
n Ask for Dr. Carriers CouGu BAlsaN
and take nothing else.
Price IS cents for trial bottle, large bolties
81, 80 per bottle.
Sold at Dr. EASTERLY co : Family Ned
icinc Store corner Of Third and Chestnut US,
ST. Louis. Mo, and at their branch Store ~ Mad
ison street Chicago, Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
DEMOCRAT,


Matild. Heron. tie aettess he's las.iy
heired ~, o0o.s ~ - ss4~
Tle stventsuo yo9 locusfs - lewusine
evsryt1iee thu = - = 80 part ef
The largest Of the Indian tribes 1t the
West il the Camanches. That tribe mum.
bers some 10000 in all.
II is said there ore ten millions Of dollars
on deposit in the Canada banks to the credit
Of leading seccssionists.
Emma Wolfer, . German airl of eighteen.
died 1t New York the other day, from the
effects Of abortion.
Ten young girls were burnt to death du-
ring church festival at Treves, in Russia,
BY the falling u lighted taper on their
muslin dresses
Quee. Iictoris completed her forty sixth
year on the oath ultimo, and her birthday
was celebrated as usual by dinners given BY
all the ministers and public functionar-
les.
Gustavus Weber, q New York policeman.
shot and killed friend Of his, Robert Aims
lee, on Saturday, in fit Of rum craziness,
and afterwards shot himself so that his re-
covery is doubtful.
Albert w. Ray, q South ern soldier, lately
passed through Nashville, Boosting that ne
had murdered seventeen men during the
war. When he reached home relative Of
one Of his victims killed him.
Mr.. John T. Ford, in private converse.
ton, ayows his intention Of soon re opening
his theatre in Washington, and thinks all
difficulty in the matter can be avoided by
giving the first performance for the benefit
Of the Lincoln Monument Fund.
A Catholic girl in New York fell in love
with Protestant young man, and he turn
ed Catholic, his aiiianced standing as god
mother at his reception into the church.
When they went to be married. the priest
refused to perform the ceremony, it being
against the rules Of the Catholic church for
god mother and god.child to marry.
A forger from Saxony has been pursued
to this country and claimed under the ex-
tradition laws. lie was found in a Massa-
chuse.ts regiment in Sherman's command.
Gen. Sherman expelled hun from tn. army
and turned him over to the civil authorities
ofthc United States,.to be delivered up un-
der the treaty.
During the guerrilla robbery on the cars
at North Bend, Missouri, recently, gentle
man and his wife cogitated upon the best
mode OF saving their valuables. Finally
the lady hit upon an idea. She unrolled
her hair, placed her fine gold watch. rings,
ear-rings, and two thousand dollars therein,
and rolled the hair up again. The "con-
ductor' came round, and all that could be
found Oh them was few dollars il small
change.
An application by Mr.. Cyrus W. Field to
have the United States steamer Niagara de-
tailed to assist in laying the Atlantic tele-
graph cable has been rejected by the Navy
On the ground that no official
notification has been received Of tho resets
sion of the order forbidding Federal men-of-
war 10 remain more than one day in any
British port. Under the repeal Of the order
the rebels still enjoy belligerent rights,
the Shenandoah being admitted to equal
privileges with the vessels Of our govern
ment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14

have already been published and dissribu
this year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14


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VS~eS0R EO0I y
49, nSSh}:es q fhrSas'
CheDl and L0ngs. .xn
TINE MOST PERFECT, pleasant ~. =,
.1sc.can. remsdv ever discovered iof ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
r. III. PARKS.

II + O Il u c. B l. Q K e r |,
MO. 1854 SOUTH WATER ST, CHICAGO
IN III. F. o. Box 2Q09. Ce-h advances made
s nronertv in store t1-div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
The Second Stage of Syphilis

Is when the disease has become CONSTITUTIONAL,
and may be known lay the following symptoms !;
liberation Of the mouth, throat, glands, skin,
head. mucous mem brancs, caneerous sores on the
arms and legs eruptions the skin, scrofula.
The "Svphiitic Cure" Pills and Throat ash
will cure the Secondary Stages If the throat
is not liberated. the Throat W ash is omitted.
Price per package 1880. including Throat
Wash: If omitted, - per package.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
DR.. J. BRYAN, General Agent,

b'N ~ 1EI DFOUUWuys No :
Who will take all risk if properly directed; and
Won will receive them post paid. securciy sealed
from observation. bv return mail
som 81 UHIGULSIS CENTRALLY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
The most UmnOrunnt Medical Dis
cOvcry Of the 18th Century ~
Dir. Marks Syphilitic cure.

THIS CELEBRATED REMEDY IS A
Speedy, Safe and Radical Cure for syph-
Ills in the Primary, Secondary ana Ter
tiary Stages.
1NR0M time immcmora there has existed in
T. all LARGE CITIES a contagious sen
UAL DISEASE, called SYPHILIS, which de-
ponds upon special cause, that OF a distinct VI
rus ia can able of Transmission bv inucuaton
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
PREPARED ~ an sxncrienred .Chrmis.
Price One Dollar.

Cut this notice out if Won desire Dr. HARvEf'i
PlfLs or Book. and if you cannot procure then
81 your druggist, do not take any other. for
some dealers aho unprincipled will recon-
mend other Female Pills. they can make "a larger
profit on-but enclose the money and send d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
Dr.. Marks Nuphilific Cure.

Is the only medicine discovered that VIII
c. RE sYrH,IIrlc and vENERIaL DISEASES in ali the
varic and complicated forms, and Thoroughly
ERADICATE the sYPHIIIrIc POISON o. VIRUS from the
IS. IN.
This destructive disease formerly considered
incurable, which has bailed the skin Of our most
eminent physcians, and caused MILLIONS to be
conveyed 10 PREMATURE GRAVES or TO drag out a
miserable existence what time life lasted. can
now be SPEEDILY and ErECruaIIY CURED by
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
" ''e as sPEEUT1.f aHu 1T ECICAlLY CURED DIV
DIR. Marks Syphilifjc Cure

The only sure remedy Us any other SIMPLE FORM
Of disease. II has CURED ITS THOUSANDS and NEVER
FAILED In ONE
SYPHILIS is characterized by THREE DISTINCT
srAcEs-Primafy Sect ndarv and Tertiary. The
symptoms of each stage is described below, and
the price given per PACKAGE so that persons at a
distance can order the medicine requisite to
cure the particular stage Of disease with which
they suffer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-14
First or Primary STAGES OF Syphil

iiSe VI '''''' ~
is when the Chancres or Ulcers first appear TIL,
patient should Immediately procure Or. Mark
sYrniLtTIe crRE. which consists of one bofl'
"Syphilic Cure" one box Pills. one bottle
Ssphlitic Wash caustic. Brush. sponge, Soal
and Lint. These are used 10 cure the first stages
Pr ce per package $3.50.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
10 strangers ana Citizens.

We do not profess 10 be the only Physi-
clan in the city, who may be found at his
Office az all hours, day or night !" nor do
we, in offering our services 70 the invalid,
desire 10 recommend ourself in preference
70 other equally well established and ex-
~perienced physicians nor do we pre-
lend to be iniallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing tho various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any lOOndeT-
JHl secret rcHIediEs, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or pailiatiUeS; as all sensible
mon must know, that success in the prEc-
tice Of medicine, does not depend so much
upon the discovery Of ne0 remedies, or net0
modes Of treatment, as upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 10 a perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by expe-
rience and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public 10 our general ad-
Vertisement, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from 8 in the morning till 8
Rt night. l.. L. COLEMAN, IL. D.
"a North Cherry ST., Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

THE SELF IMPOSED TAK-Yesterday the
Recorder Gned forty-sjx persons for being
drunk. The average number fined for this
offence is estimated TO DO IS a day. It is
not less than that number. This makes one
hundred aud fifty a week, or three thousand
seven huadrcd and fifty a year. The low
est fue imposed is five dollars the cost in
each case amounts to three dollars, making
s. total Of eight dollars paid by each indi-
vidual. The annual amount thus paid is
precisely thirty thousand dollars. Here is
an amount Of taxation 20 pay voluntarily,
and 20 pay Tor Indulgence in a vice that is
che fruitful parent of every other vice, and
the originator Of more than half the crime
from which the community suffers. If to
the expense OF dnes for bong drunk was
added the expense incurred in GETTING
druuk-including the cases not arrested,
which make many times more than the
cases srresled-whBt q fearful sum Of money
should we end to be paid by a portion Of
tho people Of Nashville for the purpose oil
~embruting themselves We are INDUCING
ia no morali-inF on those fgures-they tel
their own story aud inculoate their owl
lesson.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

OH THEArEE-The stay Of the English
Opera among Us has been $ cause Of intense
enjoyment. They give their farewell ben
eft tonight, sud We eanuot let the coca.
sion pass without expressing our high opiu.
ion Of their merits, aud commencing them
warmly 10 the public Of Whatever city they
may go 10. They are unpretending; seek.
ing 10 vain putting or fictitious applause.
but hey stand or fall by their own merits
We write this spontgneoV sly-wo have not
spoken 10 one Of The troupe, il they have az
agent we have not seen him-we expires.
our owu feelings when We cay we admir-.
the performances Of this troupe, we com
mend them personally, and we wish then
success. La somnambula is the piece
Non pin mesta VIII be sung, and "sher
mans march 10 the Sea-"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

TIE EssLlsH orEEA TEoUPE.-The last
night Of the Opera. We feel sad as We ut
ter these words. Our 'Happy Moments"
hsve fed swiftly by, and We shall often
very often-"Renember you" as We
"Dream Of marble halls, and Of "the fair
land Of Poland" Our citizens have never
spent 8 more delightful time than within
the past three weeks. Night after night
the house hiss been crowded with the elite
Of the city who have never left dissatisfied.
At parting we would say q kind word to sl
Of Mr.. VIM. Castle we can, with q eontemp-
orary, agree in saying, che is the best ten
or we ever heard, not excepting the harmo-
Nous "Itslisn" or the gentle German" s.
C. Campbell, or familisrly "sher"-your
good natured face and that great rich, full
voice, we shall often wish to hear once
more. Ed. seguin, the magnificent bari
tone, the splendid dresser and glorious &C
tor will not readily fade from our memory.
Mr.. White and Mr.. Birch are both clever
gentlemen AID fine artistes. Rosa Cooke
the priu.a donna, when shall we see her
Ike again?" Her clear sweet voice and
beautiful face and figure has turned the
heads ofhalf the young men. With regret
we bid you farewell. Miss Georgia Fowler
-contralto, has a sweet pleasant voice that
will haunt US long. To one and all we bid
an ahsetionate farewell, and hope the day
is not far distant, when we shall! be favored
with their presence in Nashville again.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

DaE CAsrELLo's GREAT sHoW.-This rare
combustion OF uders, acrobats, tumblers
sud clowns drew together an other large
sudiearo last night. Each and every feat
OF their performance elected the most
hearty applause. We have not heard one
dissenting voice With regard 10 the merits
Of this circus this happens from the fact
thst they 40 all they promise, and do il in
y fret class manner. The double summer
sault Of Mr.. Samuel Rinehart strikes every
beholder with wonder and delight. The
TLeap for Life is another terrific perform
ance, and Mr.. Robert johnson received the
heartiest applause upon the achievement
Of this gre at act. Nextto the never-epd-
ne criticisms Of Dan CASTILLO in point Of
eltrSilivonass i the wonderful trained
horse Car. The manner in which Mrs.
CASTILLO puts this famous stesd through his
tricks sre pleasing and astonishing.
Mile de Burg, as a graceful aud daring
equestrienue. hiss not been approached by
sny me Of our day, not ever the world re.
Mound Madam Tournare; Msd. De Burg is
act only dsshing rider, but q very hand
some womoa, ana dresses with more than
ordinary good taste. Mile Josephine is &
rider Of q very diGorentschool, a modest and
finished style, combined with it, much
ease. Nile De Burg excels IN force and
rogrago. They are both excellent in their
roses. Mr.. Barclay goes through an extrs-
ordinary performance, consisting OF Won
derful turniugs and tw%istiugs Of tho body;
iests that we did not see we would not DO.
Hevs oouldbe executed. Taking the entire
performance as q whole, il may be safely
said that il is IS perfect sn organisation Ell
circus IS We have seen Al his point ior
many 6 long day.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
ImpOrtant Operation.

NAsHvILEr, Tenn, June %, 1865.
I hereby certify that by an accident q
piece Of steel entered my eye, threatening
its destruction. Hearing Of the wonderful
skill ofDr. Aborn, I applied to him. With.
out giving me the slightest pain, he ex-
tracted the metal with a facility that was &c
me as gratifying as it was astonishing, and
1 therefore commend him to public notice
as a skillful manipulation Of our most deli
cate organ. Signed
RICHARD BRENAN, ~Boot-maker,
Church street, near Summer
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

poLAyD's VARIETIES. - This place Of
amusement has established itself as 3 gen
uine Nashville favorite. It's elegant ar
rangements, comfortable seats, and COM
pleSe ventilation-ths rich melody, fascina-
ting dancing, and tr~anscendent eomicslities
are all excellent. The trained dogs, monkeys
and gosts excite the utmost astonishment.
To End these brutes understanding human
language, and obeying commands with the
intelligence Of human beings, is wonderful
indeed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
Sealed Proposals.
HEt 12S, rs DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND,


HEADQ Rs DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND
oitWf CuiEF CoNrussAEY o. SUustsTrNcE.
NASHVILLE, TKNS., May -, l565-
ShALtb Proposals ore respectfully invited by
the undersigned until n O'Clock, m, june
A., tool TOT Ilfni>liug the United STATES SutsIs-
tcnce Department VITA rHREE THOUSAND zuH
AhAh or hhrf CATTLE, on the HocL 90 be-
delivered ana Ee-Ehod on the aaales az the u. S.
OaVue toHtls 81 Nashville Tenn in lots a one
thousand Nl1Nl each every ten 40 days. hrst de-
livery q one thousand 1000 head % be- msde
on or beio-e June 81 lS5. Iney must aversr-
enc thoISsnd Aittl pounds gross ueight. All fall
ing short OF eisht hundred (sON pousds gross
weight bulls stays, oxen, and cows VIII be eject
ed kach bu, o secure consideration mrst ~ &C.
ccmpanlei by tie usual guaTa4tses al responsi b.
hlty.
Bidders rEst b. present 20 responf q. THAR hes
and be prepared 10 give bonds and sfs, Tfa CON.
tract before ieRvlng lhis once. The t,ovavnv,s,t
reserves The right to r5Ject any and an bids oonsld-
cred unreasonable
Payment % be made a3er each delivery. 4 h,,8s
are on hand Il none on hand. 70 be made As so5p
a. received
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "psopo.
ssIs ron BrKF CkrrLE. and addressed 70 Carf i
G. Read. c. S Y. and Chef c. s., Depsrtmspt ~
the Cumberland. Nashville, Tenn"
Zach person or every mt o. = firm Offering
proposal, must sccomysnF q BY an oktn OF ale,
gtsnceio the Uaiiei States Government
j.. e READ
Capt and C S, v, and Chef 5. nc.
msyE-td
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

Cor. P~aEKHUEsT's OFrICE.-At this office
yesterday, u~inety-two persons took the
oath, including the following officers: Sur
geon G. S. West, 2sth Tenn. Cavalry, Jack
son county, Alabama; Captain Ellis s.
Dawson, 5th Kentucky Cavalry, Anderson
county, Kentucky; John NJ. Pearl, Assist
snt Provost Marshal Of the Confederate
States Navy, Davidson county, Tennessee;
Chaplain VIM, L.. Roper, 9TH Tennessee,
Davidson county, Kentucky Major Alfred
Boyd, QlarteFmsster, NcCrscken comfy,
kentucky Captain VIM. AZ. Weaver, Mis-
sitsippi county, Arkansas.