Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-03

lEAN.NNtE NOLbaAAL AID LAAlhhA44o' NO@-
PAxY.-We published few days since the organ
iyation of this Company. But in consideration Of
the increased interest being daily manifested in
the enterprise, we republish it. giving a pro-
spectus Of the Company. which we have obtained
from official sources.
OFrICERs.-Gen. Geo. II. Thomas, President;
General r. W. johnson. Vice Presidents I. Il.
Cheatham. Secretary; Arson Nelson. Treasurer;
Dr. }. Ssudek, Immigration Agent.
DREcroRs.-General G. II. Thomas, General
r. W. johnson. NJ. Burns. J. }. Grers, 4. NJ.
Hefiebower, Judge Watson and Colonel Para
more.
This Company was chartered May 2ith, 1866. by
the Legislature of this State, the capital being
fixed at 100000. in twenty thousand shares Of
Fifty dollars each. Five hundred Thousand have
already been subscribed.
The company proposes to encourage immigra-
ton to Tennessee by furnishing lands at the low
est cash value and labor at remuneratiye pay to
all those who may desire TO make homes in the
State.
The Company have purchased at very low pri-
ces large tracts Of the most productive lands in
the State suitable both for agricultural and man
ufacturing purposes, and viii sell alternate
tracts or lots Of said lands to actual settlers at
first cost TO the purchaser, the Company relying
for its profits the enhanced value Of lots re-
tanned by the settlement, and improvement Of
those sold.
As suitable points for business purposes on the
several tracts owned by the Company, village
sites will be selected. and the land laid out into
lots suitable for homes and places Of business for
those settlers who may desire to enter into trade,
manufacturing or any other pursuit besides farm
ing These village lots will be sold in the same
manner as regards price as the farming lands, e.,
at actual cost to the Company.
Each tract Of land Cffered for sale by the Com
pany contains abundance Ottmber Ia well water
ed, convenient to the market, and the title per-
feet.
The climate Of Tennessee is unriyaled for sa-
lubrity, being removed alike from the scorching
and cncrvating heat Of the more Southern States
and the intense cold Of the extreme North. Both
soil and climate are admirably adapted to most
extensive and varied agricultural produe-
tions. yielding large crops of the great Southern
staple-cotton, with all the grains and vegetables
of the Southern States-and are peculiarly suita-
bic for the culture Of the grape and nearly all the
fruits produced in any State Of the Union.
The DISCRIMINATION Of the entire labor system
throughout the South causes n pressing demand
for white labor. To meet this demand, this com
Pany is inaugurated, and the interests Of the EN-
ployer as well as the employee will be guarded.
The object is to find employment for thousands of
persons who leave their homes in the old world,
and after landing upon shores too often fall
into the hands of INSCRIPTIONS men, who take ad-
yantcge oftheir condition.
The company propose to protect and defend the
emigrant. and parties desiring laborers are re
quested to forward to the Secretary Of the com
pany, in Nashville their orders stating as full as
possible their wants.
CONDITIONS UPON WHICH THE COMPANY WILL PRO
CURE LAB0RERs.
l. 1t will make every effort to procure the Oper
atives required.
> Persons ordering laborcrs must deposit with
the Secretary or Treasurer at his Office in Nash
vlle or with the authorized agent at any point, a
sum of none sufficient to defray the travelling ex-
penses from New York city to the place Of dcsti-
nation, of suck persons as may be required, to-
gether with the fees Of the company, which are:
for each and every mechanic, gardener or skilled
laboring man. ten dollars; for ordinary laborers,
men, women and children, five dollars each.
3. In all cases the agent of the company will
forward to the employer n copy Of the obligations
of clch and every employee; and should such en-
ployces faithfully comply with said obligations,
their travelling expenses ana the ices OF the com
pany will be paid by them.
4. Arrangements will be perfected by the Gem
pauy to secure the transportation of laborers at
the lowest emgrant rates, to all points by boat or
rail; and the agents of the company will see that
all orders are promptly filed, and that the la
borcrs required are furnished at the point on the
line of travel nearest their destination.
3. Persons applying for laborers are requested
TO state the following points:
The number required; their trade: necessary
qualifications wages the employees are willing
TO accept; term for which they are required
terms of payment; directions for forwarding; ma
tonality of labor: remarks,
Farther information, in detail may be obtained
by applying TO the Immigration Agent Of the
Company at its Office in New York City, or at the
principal office of the Company in Nashville
Tennessee. At each of said offices maps of the
Companys lands may be found, for the examine
ton of those desiring TO purchase.
To those cmigrants wishing to labor on Tcnnes-
see farms, a wide and varied field is opened, and
this Company will guarantee to all laborers of
both sexes constant employment, ample wages
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