, 1865-06-03

Tho Louisville Journal Of Wednesday
ease: " Dnr;ug the week Main street has as
sume1 the life and activi'y Of tue times be.
fote the war, aud especially reminded us oi
tlcse good days Of trade and commerce before
the rebellion By the appearance Of sods
piled up helote our merchant houses Walt
inE shipment to such points as Huntsy1l!e
md Athens, Alabama !; Chattanooga, NAH
VILE, Knoxville, Huntingdon. and Spring
field, Tennessee; Atlanta and Maids u, GeJr-
Eia, M sides vArious localities in this State.
buyers are In the city from Mississippi and
Arkausas."
- The following Ia Ger. Hallcck's late o.
der relating 70 cslored marriages:
HEADQUARTERS AuIrlKY DErARTHKHT or
TIE JAHEs RICHMOND, Va. May n, .196s.-Gen-
efal oroer No. al Tho sttentiun Of cle1cyntn
Of TIrGints and North Carolina TO perform mar.
1iage Ceremonies. Is respectfully called 10 the
caees Of co'ored men snd women in their respec-
tive psyishth and districts VINO hs1e nar1sA Yela-
lat!nnB without contracting mArita1 Obligations.
Such persons seou1d % dn'y instructed IN re-
eh.u 10 .he.z socsI and domestic duties, and ea-
edoeare their offspring. Ttey mnst be made to
nndeftttnd that the laws OF God a. well a. tha
1aWt Of theit country forbid thes living together
a. ran and vile without the ao:eznnization OF
II. &A.sag, orders in regard TO oaths ind 1seea-
eea TO be tsken bt fore marriage Will mot BE- d. en-
marry them, un!ers fee be charged, nor will aoy
1orN11tues he required which are not neeeseary
for The completion Of evil conract Of marriage
however, should be duy registered and q proper
certificate gwen 10 the tnrttes. ltis recommend
cd that al Ices IN such cssea he Ee1nisssd aud Ill
uLntcetshry eIucnsta discouraged.
III. 1t Is hoped It at al per.ons Interested in
sneiio1atlpc The coutttiou Of the enIored sacc,
and IN improving taeif 70 tal character, will use
b ordss of Major Gensrsi nsieeE.
J. g. EELTtN. A. 4. g.
The New Orleans Pieavune Of the 10th
has the following:
Tbs real estate belonging to Johu Slidcl],
which was conf8scated ~ the United States,
was offered for ea1o: ut the Merchants Ex-
Change yesterday: Though 1t comprises some
prices realized wrrc low, and only 4 small
part was sold: The two-sto.y brick stores
on St. Charles street, opposite The St. Charles
Hotel, were struck oil. one f3r s, ,osD, and the
street. IS feet hont bJ ITO deep. known ~ the
Cnt:cd States Restaurant. sold for $l3, 500.
The thrte story brick dwelling on Royal, be-;
tween Cont and B1envi'le streets, sold for
5000. Tho buildings On 0la Levee street. for
$500 each. On the Merchants Bunk, furm-
eIlv James Rubh's Banking House, lids run
up to Sl4'@o' but the building wa' With
The WiIm.ugton17cral OF the e3th has an
article beaetd ~ Business looking up" as fol-
lows:
t'ro thoEe ofour citizens who were familiar
with the state of affairs IN this city previous
toits occupation by the na'ional forces, and
noted the evident Indifference Of the very
few Of cur merchants who had anything Of
consequence In their stores, to dispose Of
them 10 she1r customers, tie present aspect
Of our business prospects, must be cheering
Indeed. And even until atter the removal Of
the restrictions On trade, business was rather
fat. hUt Inv Kh yiNfE n fDNSt 8rrrphh1H
change. The cid establishments aro being
filled up, new ones are being dsily opened
and packed with goods, steamers art con-
staotly arriving With new supplies, and
general revival Of business is taking place"
"A lrttcr under date Of Nashville, May 20.
from distinguished citizen Of Tennessee to
The Philadelphia North A,aerseon, says;
"Our city is yest great military post, soma
twenty thousand troops lying In apd around
1t. Citizens and e.'ldtrs from Lees, John
ston's aud Taylol's A1miea are coming In at
the rate Of from two to thrce hundred daily,
and all seem glad that tho wAr is ended.
Many who have hated Andrew johnson with
intense hatred, cxpress the belief of loyal
people. that he Will prove = wiser statesm Al
aid abler m.n-a more polite and prudent
President than his caemlea would couc.de
possible. Hc certainly Is not man whom
fingers. .-....-.
Former owners Of slavea begin to express
satisfaction at the change that has taken
p1sce. The sou fever" prevails IN Teunes-
Zee, and the Indications are attracting mu-h
attention. This correspondence, which comes
from = reliable and Influential Tepnessean,
Flows that the work Of recovery there will
not be prolonged or difficult The conduc!
OF tie slave owners, in accepting emancips-
ten, without fur her difficulty ltsposea Of
the labor question the lnlux OF 80 many
soldiers settlts It still further, and the di.coy-
cry Of oil opens the gAtewaya to incalculable
new prosperity"