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FxPERIENCEp Agents. professoal men, teach.
~ ers energetic m : OF 20 ADDE'S, Of ali
cisss = are wanted in all OF the United states
and Ca sadas, tn ia Q otders Tor the LIFE Il
ABRAHAM LISCoLN, written by the widely
kaown ard faEorite auttor DR. J. g., Holland
Timothy fitoopb Tue annopncsmeut Off this work
ha, been received wi universal favor and the prees
generally lave commen it in the highest terms
Agent W. o have icommerca canvas ssinx for TIL
work regert 1t as the rest subscf ton book ever
oneredfo the pub 10. ana are meeting vita unpsr-
allied succstsi Tha auth popular a. vfiier
IN It the neople subscribe 1t readily and cheer
fslv Further fnf0r nation can be obtained by
ealing at my off %, or addr sssiar bv mat g. BILL
Snr'ngneld Mass, n G. HUTCHINS, Gapaf Al
Agent, Elm Hou Q. Portland. jaaezi odE wlm*
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RY the subscriber, competent assistsnt to take
~ charge OF a larga presc -iptioa business Ad-
dres as D. low. sta ing age, amount of exp rience
An the apothscary business, and rate of compensa-
ton dsmand d The best anu most undoubtsd ref
eref css reQuired. 9ttA9@ a.# A1N sa9oN
lAM ssiokl.-ss MT. CUMMINGS, Md, legs
sjunel2d2wss5x s53aaMfoils9 portland, Me.
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w Wanted.

A SITUATION as Travelling CANT. by en- sxpe-
-A rieI ced Salesman. Tor Wholse ale HI use or
manufactu' ing sstablshment The best Oh ely or
coantry Ieterence furnished o. to abi y and char
acfer. Address Box 6s3, Portland O.
.H9UT} sjune2ldlw#s sls
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'Ma'am,' said he, blushing at the boldness Of
the request, i would like Il very much II you
would give me cricket q asfef sEa q
"A cricketr said the bakers. wife, smiling
what in the world would you do with a crick.
ct, my little fIiendp you'd gladly give Won
all there are in the house, to get rid Of them
they run about so'
% ma'am, give me one, only one. If Won
pleaseP said the child, clasping his little thin
hands. under the big loaf They say that
crickets bring good luck into houses; and
has SO much trouble, woulin'r CRY any more.
why does your poor mother cry p said nv
freno, VINO could no longer help Joining in
/ the conversation.
On account of her bills, SIR said the little
'euoW; father is dead, and mother works
very hard, but she cannot pay them all.s 03
my friend took the child, al d with him the
great loaf, into his arms, and | really believe
ne kissed them both. Meanwhile, the bakers
vile, who did not dare to touch cricket her.
self, had gone into The bakehouse She made
ner husband catch four, and put them inlo
eox with holes in the cover, so thai thev
might breathe. She gave the box to ihe.chiId.
who went away perfectly happy. q. =
When he had gone, the bakers vile and NV
friend gave each other q good squeeze OF the
nand. Poor little fellow said they both to-
gether. Then she took down her account
oook, and finding the page where the mothers
charges were written, made great dash all
down the page, and wrote at the bottom
Paid -
Meanwhile. my friend, to lose no time, had
put up 10 paper all the money in his pockets.
where fortunately he had quite q sum that
day, and had begged the good wife to send II
at once to the mother OF the little cricket boy,
with her bill receipted, and note In which III
told her she had son who would one day be
her Joy and pride. ieia ~ IS s. =. :
Tney gave il to bakers boy with long legs
and told him to make haste. The child. with
MS dig LOAF. his four crickets, and his little
short legs, could not run very fast, SO that. !
when he reached home, he found his mothe
or the drst time in many weeks with her ewes
raised from her work, and a smile of peace
and happiness upon her lips. The boy beliey-
I'd that it was the arrival OF his four little
olack things which had worked this miracle.
and 1 do not think he was mistaken, With
out the crickets, and his good little heart,
would this happy change have taken place in /
his mothers fortunes 2-l Our young Folks.
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WanaeaA.

A G0nD House cen'r rally loo ted. to bs occu.
IA pied by gentleman ID wife, fno childten) pos
eess on 70 De had before tn dc Sc Dtembsr
1855: Addr IS TENANT, BOX 2tl7, Portland o.
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5Renf WnmIed.u

WANfED imm sdiateiy. in the central or west.
w ern "a Of the CITY, good rent Of eight or ten
rooms, Tor q amily VT out chi dr. n. ,gnse
Address box l65 Portland o. jnne1Rdtf
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND

e9iiaan y gsdlaBa Fas,aa Is 1a0mA ~
RETwEEN the s. Hotel and prebls House, a
~ large HIass Key Tie fnder will b. suitably re-
war I'D by / agng it at Dana's Apothecary Shop,
under Deerfng Ha !. h5-2e49 2a june22cSts iIe
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N one of the streets in this city, ON Monday, q
u Diar cont aiming quite an amount of money. and
p'pNs Of no value to ny one but hnownsr. Wno-
ever will leave said Diary at this office will be ber
ally rewaroed. june20dlws
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E.osf.

the Streets of his CITY, about tsn days ago. a
Il plsi' gol Rraceer marx d on the insiie N W.
D. te NJ L. IT, TT dnds wlli b. libefs y reward-
60 oy Lavng IT asths Office, juue2 -dlas
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W. w -W-W-W-7 WANTED

WANTED fImmediat ~. wi him fifteen minutes
w wax nh Post Office convenient stnt OF
ak rooins fmoe or less) fofa family Or onty thr re
fcs. iuue2tdl 4 = u ~
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R enlovval.

NJ 1 PURINTON has removed from ls7 Fore
IN Street o M .s..- -' A''
$50 M lac Commercial Street.
where hs wi be pleased to see his old ,rians ..d
customers aud as many new ones as NAV be incl,nad
to iavor him with heir patronage.
Groeeries of the best quality sold at the lov,..,
market 7, tes call and see. junel4 i2vSwsws
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MISCELLANEOUS

.ass1Af ssianoy' sit boa \ II a \ !
sa' g ss1ads is1i sai q tsiniblql nasd
81 sdi q WsrbaA.as q dsilsg bqs 5s7a
ssh4 10 tinao9 hrs 1nA 81 ao s49s
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
W JOHN q .ssILM AIN. n itor og
Pss!ished at no. ssf ExcHArGl STREET .,
N. "A. osTER & Co..

rHs PoKTIANp DAILY PRassisp nbIished ri $500
Ger ear in advance. 75itfI.4ss = 7f''r9
lhH AAlERsTA1x PRBss is pubiishe1 every Thurs
Gay Hlor4ir 81 $500 per amman, in advance; s22f
delayed beyond six months = ~ --S- =
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Z w AlNTEDfa

II WILL pay TEN oents per 10. for ALL Pamphlets
delivered at the office OF the Portland Sugar Co.,
CORNER Commercial and Maple cts.
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New Goods! /!

TUST opened at the Aurtion store ice Federal 81.
81 good assortment of Cloth for Mems ana Bows
wear, aud for sale very low. ~
Auction Sales every evening. june2Otf z
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fNtHE Trustees of Wes.brook seminary are hereby
N nt He'd that rheir Annual Meeting will lie held
o. Iuesdsy. the "a ins AZ O'Clock in the after-
the tfansacii n of he 4el owl x Gus n sA:-- L 80
year. -
seuond--To flI any vscsneies that may aexist in
the lard Of trust es i.s- ! 80
Third-To act upon any change of the Bylaws
thas may he propo cd = ig f.1fif'f i,.g 4l'sg -
Fourth-ro STE what me asures shsll be taken 20
improve the Semina y Bulying ard grounde and
TO transact any otne- busD ess tnat may legally
come before them said meeting
lslft aGRENVlLLE N. STEVENS, s4sa 81
Sec'y no Trustees.
Westbroek June 10 1866 = junei5td
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70 the people. viz, the C-O--D
sia MI and the good thin,s t1at
lare cuseo to q / VINO have fifth
Pin its promi IS, and sse hat the
ssomps are on all the she's fheg
Guy Tht- Stamp is one OF saas
troubles thar scorrV tAo~ fangor
It1ique line people of M Maipe like
them too es-s@S-f-r-Jn JnB BET efit OF
|tue b n or ob0ers, SOME OF
wi om buy the IEAvIEGs and
|TBIRD QUAtI1Its ofiGoode thar
|the CID Man win not acc pit
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A<c-A ~ ofie "a teiSt ~ Law.
PAL REASON for tha NJ or GEM ENT Of the haark-
ers and Peddiers Act, for since good aodrrdmted
GOODS HAVE BEEN 70 LARGELY INTRODUCED INTO
MAINE, the MIsEsABLE sHoDpY sent out from Ban
gor don't sell sou u ~ II . alters Of Maine. SEND
IN YOUR ORDERS, OF GALL when you come to Bos-
ton, unless he haDgor bbers get an amendment
pafssdto chapter44 that sno man slall be allowed
to leave the State " any beat or railroad, who in.
tends to tok- money out Of Tie state 10 buy any
goods not owned by men i've years resident in the
State Maine.'2 Thankirg the people and dsalers
Of Maize for tn donbli,g a. Of their custom sIs ce
the "Bapgcr Merchants" exhibited their schole-
soalsda d liberal policy o uve and let lipe,'' the
subscriber is deermiped I'd to staad by the people of
Maize and give them his warranted gooes at reduced
prices. Doa'tJail to demand aesc pair in every
ore where ycur bco's shoes prpve defsc i've, If
not wornto that extent that IL wtu be wnreasom.
aUesto expect q new pair, and the Go D Man
wilfyios the same to he retailer who takes them
back from you. tsAsat sai s5aea ban sis
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E9gkR2.s sees = :, - : -,
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~ & nef dJ after srst week 90 oents.68 4.'8.f
hf square. tArse Insertions or less 75 cents; one
wees. 100; e3 eents per week sftar ~ q -s1g1I
D.NeI Acad o. AMUsnMRRTs, $1.00 persquare pei
Week; one insertion, 81 ,50 !. 80 = b 8 >
81 heaAL be1loEs, az.o0 per square first weeA
eit ger square afteE three Insertions r less, 81 60
naf square. three insertions, &l.00; one week
Sl.A q 81 JIf ~ a - 7" " = -k II =
Advertisements inserted ia the MAIkH STAT
ass Vince ~ argo oircul8iicn in every part o.
. 3ttsl ioT SlJ0 per square FOR first insertion and
~ cene yer ssIare tacn subsequent treortion !
As-ss Efxsf IF ct Esual ra es a1sssfie!.i a -4s
~ All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors oftke Press and
those OF business character to the PubIishers q, -
~ JoB PRINTING OF every description executed
with dspach and all business pertaining TO tie a.
nee or paper promptly transacted application a.
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MGnstfGctasrers' do Traders Bank.
hshE stockho,dsrs o. this Bank are hereby noti-
n net to meet at : he " Bsnksng Room, ON hoaess
sae So.l lns ant At thfee clock n to act on the
cfirst-To ee II hay win vote to surrender the
Cnart.r oil the Bauk
eoBd-ATo see ii they will yo.e to convert the
Hahk IN o National Banking Assooiatiou, under
the "a VS. VI the Unied 5 vt
Per order of th-. Directors biGaN gadI aH1i
EDWAhD GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, June 8, 1866 did V777
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,,,x.r, PORTLAND Ioth 1866 81
5ttHE = resident and Direc or ofth tsnt Roll.
hag milhICompauy ask rms. ION 70 b. wall
on tne Rol 81 tern side q Bridge,in the
ndrunning Q the mot es-IeTE Ooiisst Of tee Barfel
farm. ANDREW SPRtNG Pyes,tsSf5
40 yAcoa CSs IC,rllAn y Mrss Commissioner ~
- ST. coRsEs, Portland Harbor.
Ordered-That notice o. ths above spp ics. !. an he
given BY publication cf the same. with this ordey
,neIeon In two Of the daily newspapers printed in
fortssnd for seven days befor the fme OF hea rine
~ ana " ahst hfariug the-eon take piac. Monday'
sae zon gay ofJufe. at2 O'Clock IN fhe afternoon,
al tne soqt..W w. sterly end Of vaughan's Bridge.
% JaCub MoLELLAN, Commissioners
JAMEsL MERRILL, 80 Of
8. CORsER, WI Portland Harbor.
argus copy. june19 I'd
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s'i'l1H EIHV lll3E 1s39H 'lH
iialaJ hlssssyifs sssag9 T. iaisbas
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BOOTS AND SHOES
= ONCE ,MORE!a !
HAWKING, and PEDDLING G.!

asa we've Y F4eis.a siai g aa4sfHoSn i .eaasK
lss a. ssse ssa 3ad -------.sfe ssaii * brs ~,
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~ = y" % 4IaN0 ,sex9I ~ = 1s.ll alaf
1sN9g lisio sd ezoissr o pgsIs z4oiaiiaisdi sss
.s5al- sdi 10
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MECMANEC>' HAIL.

/ HNELL ,arrsngsd for Concerts Leo ur.s. Fxhbi.
wv ions, LAvees, Z .. av be oblsi 81 ON spplca-
ton to RtCHARD COLE, ,sapsfinsendenf.
iunel6dtf No Tclman Pa
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Wheeler's cavalry. The baroarities
Committed by some of them sre repre-
sented to be frightful, 'life, liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness being per
fectly incompatible with their presence.
And these are the barbarians Hamp-
toa has given orders to murder Federal
sol liers. Does he not know that, in ex-
ecuting these orders, they will not stop
to be assured that their victims are
guilty of the offence charged? Men
sho rob and pillage and commit bar
barities on their own friends, viii only
secept such sn order as that Of their
General as 8 license to murder alike
the innocent and the guilty Of their
foes. And this ia what the brutal
Hampton expects them to do.
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Wade Hampton, of South Caroline,
the rebel cavalry commander, is great
scamp. He inherits his rascality and
brutality 1t is related of his father
that he once entertained crowd of
his brother shareholders with an argu-
ment proving that it was true economy
TO work negro 70 death in the course
often years, and supply his place with
fresh one. If this brute were alive
now, be would glory in his son, who in
a letter 10 General sherman said
ispart Of the system of the thieves
whom YOU designate as your forsgers
to fire the dwellings of those citizens
whom they have robbed. TO check
this inhuman system, which is justly
execrated by every civilized nation, L
have directed my men to shoot down
all of your men who are caught burn
inc This order shall remain in force,
50 long as you disgrace the profession
of the army by allowing your men to
destroy private dwellings.
The charge of robbery and arson
thus made against Sherman's men is
false It is invented by Hampton to
palhate murders committed by his
band of marsuders and robbers. Sher-
mans policy has been the same in
South Carolina that it was in Georgia.
In the recent message of Gov. Brown
20 the Georgia Legislature, he makes
special mention of and commends the
discipline and good conduct of Sher-
mans troops in their march through
the State to Savannah. A letter from
Charlotte, n. c., 70 the Richmond
Wing, says Shermans treatment of
citizens and private property was uni
fornly ienient and conciliatoryn at Cos
fumbia, s c., and it is not probable
that he has since adopted different
policy
Now, how do Hampton men conduct
themselves lie has command Of all
the cavalry opposed 10 sherman OF
these, Wheelers constitute the greater
number In the letter from which We
quote the statement above relative 70
Sherman's treatment of citizens OF Co
lumbia, we find the following
A party OF Wneeler's cavalry, ac-
compsnied by their officers, dashed into
town, tied their horses, and as systemat-
ically 80 If they had been bred to the
business, proceeded 10 break INFO the
stores along Main street and rob them
Of their contents 4 detachment of
detailed men fred on the party and
drove them out Capt Hamilton, the
Provost Marshal, with another officer
drew swords and pistols on another
party, and succeeded in clearing several I
Establishments; but the valiant raiders
stii sWarmed like locusts, and today, q
hundred miies away from Columbia,
you may see men smoking the cigars
and wearing on their saddles the ele- I
CANT cloths stolen from the merchants 4
Of that city.
Under these circumstances vou NAV
well imagine that our people would J
rather see the Yankees or old Satan
himself than q party of the aforesaid
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Information Wanted
MORTON, CRAIG 6 CO..
Commission, Receiving, 4 Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. 81 West Fourth St, Cincinnati. 0.

W = have formed partnership undes' the above
~ name ard style, foT the purpose o. doing a
0encral Commission, keccivnR, snd Forwarding
Business, and beg leave 70 announce 70 our friends
snd me trade generally, 70 manufacturers sn7 pro-
ducerss that Ne are prepsrcd O. rtceIge and give
Cur prompt attention 70 conslannlents and 10 the
interests Of those HhO nay faYor u with lher baA-
mess
We also pr2Pose-and have ermnIgements 70
make e special Ant permanent GESTURE Of oEr bn-
sineesta P,irthase goods on orders for Tnerchsnts
ana Others dong business IN The south ana West
an the feoefa mes, WHICH cannot iail 70 prove
source q convenience sud profit - those awaiting
lile Ilss.ve q our services. We the eare solcit
ordefs WITH entire confidence that satisfaction VIII
b. given.
Prompt attention givon also 70 receiving an d for
warding goods.
Leeming it Unnecessary 90 use tht. names of
prominent friends IN almost even city OF the Union
Ee refer with prde snd coma ence 10 oiir late Off
ciai positions, and 70 those who have known AS
longest snd best IN our nstYe seeiigin, for the
proinpi0ess and fidelity with whIch rnsy be- ex-
pectei 90 discharge our duty b al Ella may in
trust ihalr business and interests ln our care.
We respectfully invite q J Iennesseans, and friends
from other sections Of the country visit ng this city
tof Their convenience 70 hsVe Their lettes addressed
10 cur care, ana 10 make cur 0iice Their headquaE-
ieTs during their stsy IN the city.
0ihcers SUD soldiers having Trade Permits for
Tennessee, be facilitated in fueir dizziness A.
JAMES MOTION,
JOHN J. CAAIG
marls-Sm JAMES 8. MORTON
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NOTICE.

rs consequence Of the difficulty IN keeping t~e
Il eisy supplied with water. owing 70 he partial
obstruction n the Faners si ihe end % the pipes
90 ths rveT, We are compelled 70 prohibit the use
q the water Of the Csy Water Works for the pur-
pose al spiinklng the streets, until the aioressld
distractions are removed. and Ee would most
earnestly inquest Tia citizens y observe the utmost
economy * the use Of Hafer for contest snd other
pnrposes JNO. HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
ANn. AND ERSON, Chm. VI " Gem.
JOS o. SMITH,
n1arl4-lW VIZ. HAiI4kl.
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NOTICE.
James {. McFeriin aud John B. Meier

james . McFerfin aud John B. McIerrIn.
Is
Felix g. Mckay & Turner 8 Foster.
VTTHEREAs, by a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
w the United States for the Middle District o.
Tennessee, rendered on the 22d OF November, 1864,
was ordered that the Clerk Of SAID Court should
.'take an account OF the debts due 10y said Mckay
and provided for in the last clause OF toe deed q
usf for creditors CzReraDg." Notice is therefore
hereby given for al having claims against the SAID
Mckay, and provided f5r 10 said deed OF trust, 70
fe the same on OF befora the nth OF April next.
Il. 4. CAMPBELL, c. 4 n.
mar7o-dlW
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NOTICE.

NANCY JANE BASS, MARY DUKE. CLIFFORD
N hass. snd the children OF the late John ID.
hass living m West tennessee, heirs OF John \.
Smith dec 4, are requested to attend the County
Court 81 Lebanon, W lson county, On the hrst Mon
day in April next ensuing. 20 As 70 receive their
uiieren5 portions OF the estate decreed by the viii
Of the ,te John 7. Smith,
nsarl6-dltg3t
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To the Public.

4 HAVE been informed that there is report 10
Il circulation that have q partner IN ny H0.el.
have 90 one or ever had, neither have ever told
any ne %, directly or indirectly; neither insinua-
ted anythlsR 81 The kind. Any one making such q
statement tails q most palpsble felsehood-
Mrs. K A. BISHOP,
Frcprietress Grutchheid House.
rnakI5-1E Chattanooga, Tenn .
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slep advertisements.


BEAroUARrERs DEPT OF rHz CUHfsgHL.No,3
Nashville, Iean, March 9 1856. J
CENTRAL ORDERS
No. a.
". TIE town Of Edgedeii IS hereby constituted
Military Post. The Hfnlts OF the Post viii he the
are Of circle described with radius Of five 90
miles fom the piers Of the old suspenidon hr dye
e. ceotreI enclosing Edgefeld and extending
from river 70 rFer sgsin.
v. All cavalry hofses becoming unserv.cerbie,
Withia the Department Of the Crlnber fnd, viii b.
SEPT 20 toe Quartermaster Of the Cavalry Depot,
EdGeneld, BY whom they viii be disposed e.
By Command Of
Ma. General tn OAfAs,
l5gned sWM. D. WHIPPLE, A. A Gen
Ohicifl.
sIgnedD SOUTHLAND HoFFNas, A.A.G
Official.
sANUEL Wells Capt. A. A. A. Gen,
Cavalry Depot.
HEADQUARTERS DEr'T or rHE CUABERLAED,( q
Nashville, Tenn, Marchs, ls66
-' - F S6tt e. ohDlA Extract.
XI. Liet. Col. G. 6. Minor, 7th o. v D.. is here
by detailed temporarily as Comn auder )f the Pot
Of Edgehed Tenn, and VII be held pc -sonallyre-
sponsibIe for the maintenance G. good order at Ist
Post By command OF
Ma. General THOMAS.
(sgned) SOUTH ARD HOFFMAN, A. A. q.
Officisl.
SAMUEL wills, Capt. &A.AA. Gen
Cav, Depot M. D N.
mario
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORH
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL BAH
Nashville, Tennessee.


UFFECE o. rHs CoAFTROLLER or IKE CrRsrs-
NAsHISoFoS, Jsn. 81 iss5
"HEREAS, By SATISFACTORY FVTDs,
w pre-. euied to the undersigned. Il ~
made 70 appear that "THE SFCJND NtTTW
BANK OF NASHVILLE" in the city ofNs.i.
10 The county Of Davidson, and State Of Tenn.
has ben duly Organized under and scoorriisg =
requirements Of the Act Of Congress. entitls8 .
Act 70 provide q National Currency, zesnra4 .
pledge Of United States bon ~, and 10 prov-i'
the circulation ard redemption thereof spr-.
June Sd, 1854. aud has com lied with I'm ~
visions Of said act, required 20 he cOrnplisJ
before commencing the business Of Bsnkiug 4.
said Act
Now. therefore, 7, Hugh McCulsoch. CorBr.-
Of the Currency, do hereby certify thai s'Tb.
cOnd National Bank Of Nashville % M the ~
Nashville in the county o. Dayid-on, and -.
Iennf ssee, is authorized to commence ths 4
ness Ct Banking under the Act Aforesaid
In testimony whence wfss..
(SuxT hand and seal Of Office. this thrriy
@S day Of January 1855.
HUGH MCCULLOCH
Comptroller OF the Curra5r
ss-Ihe above institution wi be opqnsdh.h
ness n the course Of & few days, Of which dls
tee VIII be gwen
JOHN LUMsDEN. C,sha
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al New Books received a. soon a. Published.
@ 4. taye large stock 81 French Billet, Note.
style; DATES. Pocket books. aod 8 iun line Of
hrst class statoHsgy Good, Whish they oiter s.
reasonable Iates.
CONF & TUNNEL.
narll-lF No. ~ Cherry 81
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TT DAY, l6th INST. al 10 o'clock, =. m. from
the lower landing.
For freight or passage apply on b1ard or to
J. ". MAITN q son, Agents,
marIG-lt AZ South Markell street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16
Hail St. Patrick's Day.
To Capitalists

THE AVELINE HOUSE,,
L Fort Wayne, Indiana, is offered for sale This
House u the best Hotel properly in Northern In
diana. Tie House is new, containing = 4 Sieep-
ing Rooms. Size, 80 by 50, pith an L C. feet in
Lengths s'o-y hish. The property nov rents for
ELEVEN DOLLARS PER DAY, payable monthly
and well secured. The City Of Fort WAYNE con
sins about 49, coo inhabitants and there is no other
irst class Hotel Property in the place A one half
interest in this property will b. sold
For fill particulars address or call upon
F. S. AVELJNE,
Fort Wayue, indiana, or
W. WELCH,
mhrIz-ZW Nashville, Tennessee.