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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-07

A BOARD HAS BEEN RECENTLY AP-
"A pointed by the Secretary of War to exam
inc and report to Washington upon claims of
this character. The President ST this Board, is
in Nashville, and has fitted up an Office. The
other members Of the Board are expected this
week and the business will commence ut once,
We have organized a Branch Office, in this
city for the purpose of prosecuting this paTticU
lar class of claims. Our House has been en-
gagged for the past two months in preparing and
prosecuting these claims before the Missouri and
Kentucky Commissioners, and is familiar with
all the rules and decisions there made. well as
the most recent rulings of the Secretary War on
We, therefore, offer our services to Attorneys,
Agents, and Claimants, Throughout the State,
believing we enjoy unusua! facilities for serving
them. These claims will be examined first By
the Board, but final action can only be taken by
the proper Department at Washington.
Our purpose is to attend personally before the
Board in Tennessee, the better to enable Us TO
serve clients at Washington.
We desire one or more correspondents in each
county, with whom we will divide fees And
we will furnish to them all needed blanks and
printed instructions, and keep them fully in
Formed from time to time Of the action Of the
Board.
We furnish individual claimants, blanks and
full Instructions to enable them to prepare their
claims.
correspondence in the State, but TO satisfy those
who may not know US with regard to our in
tegrty and business capacity, we gives few of our
Louisville and Nashville references, who are all
widely known in both Kentucky and Tennessee.
CHAPMAN, H0SMER Il co.
No 24 COlOnnade Buildings,
Nashville, Tennessee.
Louisville References.--J. H. Lindenberger.
Cashier Merchants Bank of Kentucky; Geo. A..
Lewis, President First Nashville Bank; Col. L..
T. Thustn, Secretary Southern Mutual Life In Z
surance Company Jos I. TOmpkins, Wholesale
Merchant; Newc0mb, Buchanan 4 Co.. Whole
sale Merchants; R. G. Dun q Co., Proprietors
Mercantile Agency; Gen. Richard W. Johnson.
Nashville References-Thomas b. Sample,
Cashier Traders Bank of Tennessee; A. G. San
ford, President First National Bank; J. C. Nc
Crory Cashier First National Bank; Adams, Glib
son & Co.. Wholesale Merchants Hon. II. II.
Harrison, United States District Attorney; S.
Watson, President Bank of Tennessee; Wing,
TObvy & Co., Bankers; Col. e. p. Ferry, United
States Tax Commissioner N. f. Alloway, Esq.
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Rock HAVEN. MFADE COUNTY. KY, /
October "a, 1850. J
NJ. Ed,gard Wilder. Louisville. Kv..

NJ Ed,0ard Wilder. Louisville. Ky:
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lTemain yours respectfully, ,,-,-,-,,
P. P. HEWITT.
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CoDartnership Notice.

+. BOONE AND RICHARD GIBLIN
a havs this day associated themselves n
business under thesstyle and name q Doohe q q
t55blin Cor the purpose Of transacting general
bRsinsss. An notes Of hand 10 be signed b both
P4i'''s'' - AZ. BOONE.
ianl1.lm 4. GIBLIN.
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CHANCERY SALE
AT LAVERGNE,
On Thursday, Feb. IA, 1867.


IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
1 Chaneery Court at Nashville. in the case OF
MaIlie Ross. By, ETC., against VIM. Ross, Admir-,
l will sell at LRveTgne. on
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LoUIsvILLE.lKY. October II, 1866.

was a good deal afflicted with Indigestion,
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Respectfully, j. U. BUCKLES,
"0ld Reliable" Agent Erie X. X.
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Ink Inht Ink

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" ~ 1 nTcf u pIrnnIr & On prnnrintorn
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HTRLEY. RUDDLE 3 90. Proprietors

Louisville, Kentucky
For sale by Berry, Demoville * Wharton; J. K
Harwell Litterer Cabler; PuIliam & McCu
Tough; Blood 4 Gregory, Nashville; and byt
Drurrists junel3-lyd&w
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M. Ed,onrd Wilt. cn,

Mr.. Ea,Oard Wilder. Gfy:
Dear Sir: have examined your Stomach Bit
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recommends itself by clearer operation.
EMIL SCHEFFER,
ApothecaFy and Chemist
Louisville Sept. %. 1865.
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Dear Sir: My wife and child have been suffer
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wife, seeing your advertisement, requested me to
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l remain yours respectfully
OfCraig Truman & Co.. 2ls Main street
LO isyiile. October 90 1855
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TRAINS NORTH,

Train No. South connects at Decatur for
II. r. for Selma, Mobile and intermediate
points. Connects at Grand Junction with Miss.
Central R. r. for New Orleans and intermediate
points.
Train No. I South connects at Decatur for
Huntsville Memphis and intermediate points.
Train No North connects at Nashville with
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, for the East.
North and Northwest and with n. & c. and N.
an. w. and f. & K Railroads, for all points
on those lines.
Train No. 2 South and No. North run daily.
Train No. South and No. North run daily,
eKeent SUNDAYS,
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ROBERT L. CARUTHERs, JR,,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NASHVILLE. TENN

OFFICE OVER IKE UNION BANK, AD-
fofninE ofsce Of carutbers Z CooEer
Prompt attention given 70 the Collection OF
fFasrss decZl-2m
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Splendid sleeping Cars At.
tached TO all Night Trains.

The Columbia Accommodation Train will run
on the above time permanently from year TO
year. except that in summer the time Of depart
ure from Nashville will be 500 P. N, instead Of
400 P. N.
For Through Tickets and other Information,
please apply at the Office of the Nashville City
Transfer Company. Northeast corner Of Summer
and Church streets, and at the Broad Street
Depot, Nashville. Tennessee.
j. R. VAN DYNE,
iop17 t4eneral SnDerintendept.
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EDU CATO NAL.

SFEVEnS HOUSE, Nos. VI, a3, ab AND ar
~ BrosdwaJ, n =. opposite Bowling .4rsan-l n The
European Plan-THE sTEyENS HOUSE u weiI and
Wtdey known 70 ho Travelling public Tho location e cs-
Pecy suitable TO merchants and buAness Il Il In
close proximity 10 the business part Of tho cty-ts ON
the highway OF Southern nnd Western turel-and ada
cent TO AL The PRINCIPAL Railroad stoarbost dcpot
The STEVENS HOUHR has liberal accommodate ln FOR
over 500 RutBs- ID wen furnishod possossoa every
modern Improvement for tho comfort and entertainment
or its tnmAtes- The rooms spacious and we'll yept:
htod-pfoytded with gas and water-to attendance ia
prompt and respectfnand tho table 10 generously pro-
yded with erory delcacy Of tho season at moderate es
The rooms having beon refurnishod remod elod we
are enabled TO- offer extra facilities for the comfort snd
pieSsSure ess 90 oi our Gueais GEO. z. CHASE CO.,
hAy 70 ono -tn Proprietors.
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ORDINANCES

r!lHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBI1sHRD
Il for tho Information OF all oo1cernod y -'1-,I
Az onptsAfoE 10 REGULATE THE cLKAhsIso or PRIy1rs
4rD VAULTS II TIE ooRPoRArr LnuTs OF rssI orrY.
Be II Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen, That
nom aud ator tho ratification Of thia Ordinance H shsl
not bo lawful for any person 10 cleanse or rrnnoyo tbo
contents Of Vaults Pryies wtIn the lIrita of the
d, Without having previously obnined noense for the
same; ali such Licenses 70 eIpre ON the sisi Dscsubes
Of every year, and be all requirements mpn
Cd BY regulating the granting Of licenses for
That The US. Q. D.rrols in open Carts and Wagons
prohibited and parties applying License win "a m
queed 70 provide closed Cars suitable for the
III. All perpons having Buoh License shslf rcpoIt NJ
one of Guard Housea, during tho day hil or t6eir In
tsnaon 70 such work during the ensuing nshi In ths
Lower Wfrds such rooft 10 bo TO tRs Hsiu 0nss
House, IN the Upper Wards TO Upper Guard HolSa, N
~. The plioo paess for The depost of suah oYs,
sh.l bo dcs,ghAtsd from urs TO time By tho MaJor:
v. Every owner or driYGr Of auch Liconsed Cart o.
AZ Shsr Ror.on who s violate Of ths pro1Isiohs
tso .se Of any Of the ,a.n forfeit aed pay for ossh
nnseSe e. hSs , n1s to sIo.cd do 70 bo
oher Court Of competont jurisdiction.
dhed In City Council this seventh DAY of ,Miv n, n,
tyeeven. ~ ''fu AiA'
m u Il P. Q. ,aAuLARp.
hfAf!N O Gl.si q socdnh |! suS ii.i. aa.yeI; a.ya
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thor arriya md tIoir aotiIenont among those i
their hnsman who iaYc proceeded them: ;wss s.b.
not but commend this example to Tho emiGropIs Ia
from Ireland and tho B1itsh Isles, who are ,,o,
arriving among us In great numbers. Tho worlt
place for newcomers is tho crowded cities Of the
East, The best place Is the rich agricultural re-
si4hsaf thP Far Wost. Tho souih viii bo3 q tempt
ing field for sottlors orc long.
California expects to compete hereafter with tlio
Eastern States In supplying tho grain markets bf
Europe. The ARq California says: "This ycIr
the greatest want haa been sufficient shipping 70
carry away tho surplus crop 10 foreign markots.
Hereafter VIC shall not DO troubled on that ac-
count as tho shippers and grain-doalers OF tIIu
Eastern States and Europe now understand thkt
We have O largo trado upon which thoy can rely.
With lively competition in Shipping, Sin Fran:
Disco, oyon by way Of Capo Horn, CON alwayn reach
tho markets Of Europe with hor grain o littio
cheaper than Chicago, 80 that our farmers will
hayo tho advantage Of thoso OF Illinois, Michigan,
wisconsin aud Iowa, in price, aud double or troble
the advantage In production TO tho aroa planted, >
Advices from tho Plains represent that Generai
SHERMAN has determined to Concentrate his forces
on the stage, railroad and telegraph lines to Doh
YER, Utah and Montana. Tho General will nol;Sv
ranchmon who nro o1posod 10 Indian ioprodat;ons
that no can only afford them protection on certain
dosiGnated lines. Ho designs furnishing arms 10
all persona crossing tho Plains by stago. and 10
bond soldiers with thom whom convenient. IIo Is
In favor Of tho rapid construction OF tho Pacific
Railroad, and thinks Government would safe
money by hastenipg its carly completion. It .s
reported that on account OF .deprodatons commit.
tod near Cottonwood, the citizens have boon notl.
fed 10 remain at homo for tho protection OF thd;t
property, Biz men hayo boon recently killed nesr
that town. - .h-"''a
The public dobt statement for Juno 1, shovs An
unexpected reduction during biay Of &5,11O, 1866 In
the not Obligations Of tho Government, funded uhd
unfunded. In tho details tho principal changes,
as compared with tho May exhibit, are shown 10
be an increase Of oyer $o1, ,OO0, 900 in tho five
twenty six por cont coin bearing bonds. doubtloAs
all In the form Of the new issub Of 1855 This H.
crease y more tlgn ofAot by tho rotiroment Of
ABOUT t7 500, 900 Of soven:thitties. Gfor four Mi.
4onA of compound interest notes, about q million,
OF legal tenaor notos, and half o million OF irsh.
tonhl currency together with tho addition hf
nearly thirty mliions to tho currency rcserEe
in tho Treasury. during the month Of May. -.TbS
coin reaoryo In tho Troasury stood at 987bS iis.
june ii Aglirst Bllt 210 A4 hH; u, Tho aecresto,
being mainly assoHPtod fqI. by ihs heavy yoof9lb-
thA 6uhsi ressury IN this city n1one, oIceedud sh
Stean Ennnlinn seilIho natured tlobt wAa YeduoJd
over two millions In May. W
-
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

May 1851 Il
once OF Superintendent Of Streets 70 provide for KaSp
Ing tho BtreetA 1Anoa, Aeys, and open Courts IN te
Gty Of Charleston Clean. and nr other purposoS N
hersby pnblahed for the Information Of all Concerned
tho duo protection Of tho aid contractor or CON-
occupant shd tsnsht Of any premises fronting In sny
stSset Inns .ley q open cSprt shall 90 every DAY
o placed IN front Of his her lot "a bssSsi boIor
heap and ir roadinars for the contractor By he hour
a ay o. ho!s%bsr IN sIery rear and BY ths hour Of
ing hes:.a q p,selna .ny d hth ssfbsas. b. oiSo.
enN u any street Ane Or alley open court May de
an two nor more atsn Aye dollEs tr each md sySrv
offence % bo impoesd by Ms Aager. I-N.lpf
HayM ~ =. - 18TH. n1IIn..u
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Governor HAHE1mAN,' Of New Hampshire. wis
inauguratod at Concord, on Frdsyr and delivered
his inaugural moasaeo to tb6 Legislature. sne,k-
ing Of national affairs, no said roconstruction bad
boon stimulated by Congress, but retarded nv
Executive folly. He concluded by saving tbal .4he
rightfu authority has at last proseuted ia ,uyi-
nahum. The Executive cannot, tho judicjarv vii,
not, tho South daro not eyado It's roduirom enta,
The result is full Of promise for the carly pacca
ton cfshe country Governor sAYfRs yalodictorv
makes satisfactory exhibit Of the condition OF tho
stato Treasury. Tho rocoipts io} the yoar ending
Juno ], 1867, were ss,o9s, ,s23.84. Tho disbturse-
ments for tho year amounted 10 Il, ,oa8 80. Cash
in the treasury June I, 1867, tss 4Si4s Tho total
dobt OF the state on the let inst was s.
Tho reduction in the debt the past year amounted
To s254, ,3l8.18. Tho total expenditure Of New
Hampshiro for war purposes dmounts to &C. 852 67s.
There has been reimbursed to the State BY the
General aovernn;on. for var e1penses 1897 ,1oo.
-! -.- 'i"f ~! &: 80 -, 2 Ihl .tGf.#.o.i
Couf DE soLKL by thoso unAcquaihtad with
tho variations OF our climate Is usually considered
an accident peculiar TO hot countrios and so in.
decd, in certain aonae It 10. But Tie Liability to
IT, Tor somo reason still unknown Is greater In the
temperate climate and Northern latitude Of New
tork tian In our semi-tropical States. Thus We
mayo not yots heard OF single easo Of sunetroko
here this aesson, while In New York re. see bytho
pspers there moro Several essds, ono" Of thom
fatal last Wednesday,; S I. 81 ,l.ii {.
: THE WAankaroa Chronicle Gays: .oThe reeistt..
tion order issied By Major; aenafA eonoyfTfpI
heartily appYo7ed byi Mr. 'SrAsToN and Gen.i,l
GaAET, and the sptatf1otion therein siyen 10 tho
dihfanohisiGg olausos of. the Reoonstruotion Act
p1ay bo tskeH AZ nv opinion Sf tho military btaneh
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OFFICE HERK OF COUNCIL.

A IL TAyRRN.KREPERs, AND PERSONS aEr4u.
"A ING sptHtuoua liquors, within tho city limits who
have not 9Iecued their bonds and taken The proper
oArds to ihou that they have license 10 se win bc he.
ported a. not complying with the law, altar Monday 9Th
Those who have cards ars hereby noasd 10 h.ye t,.
time placed In conspcuous place In tho Window All
falling TO obsarYo thls notice viii also bo reported amer
ue hooyemon0oned time ". Il. REcTH,
hhrch2 OleIt Of Councli.l
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FIRE LOAN.
AAYoRALTY OF oHAHLEsToN,

,,yy,....-., NAYORALTY OF UHABIHsToN !,
A M pERsoHs pRsIRoUB 5S REnIfGpIf I fH3 N. Ben
dor can Act Of tbs General Assembly ryjno sniSoti,
% tho CITY Council Of Gharlesten 70 Prooee In ho mat
City anow." arc hereby nouned that the form OF ans
e.aon for loan. can Se obtained at The Once Of The ci
AL soanAaksas must boz ID In the aboys rn.ntIor.a
ooe a. Tho ooraniltss VIII nesi svs1 ks.day 10 ocn.
T osasr q u. 4.yo., ". q. aAiiTa. Mi
NyHnberle Cl.sA az Gar.su
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CHI A ES TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE "a. 1867.

Jon WoRK.-Wo have now completed our
olice 30 as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask tho patronage of our
friends 80. -. 81. 40, .-.r. ...s -f-
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AN ORDINANCE

TO nEoUIlTR THE stoaluE OF PErnoLEu,r rrs Pro-
DUCTS, AND OTiiKR RrI.ll116ABLR ons.
SEQ. l. De Il ordained by tte Hdyor AMI Aldermen &.
City Council atIembied. That from and ntor Tho 18th day
Of june nc1t It shall not be lawful TO keep petrpcu1
Kerosene Rock OIL BonIinc, Bonzoie xuY othor In:
Gammnbc Oh or oils storage for saio IN any cellar
store or building south OF Limo sizect In larger guam
any such quantity kept stored shall be contained In
vcsRcls OF tin other metal. n
sKo. That Petroleum. r produca. any other In
fAmmnbo oil or oils when brought into tho city BY land
water. may bo kept any lot In nny building In
which cotton Is not sturod for perioa not exceeding
tSentyfour houIs upon tho expiration Of which time
shall bo removed and kept In Tho required by
tho foregoing scction. ., si:.i O. 9'ilrtN> .tE
sEc s. Any person or persons violating any part Of
thia Ordinance Hha bo subject to hnc OF hundred
dollars for each offence in any Court COM
potent Jurisdiction.
Ratified In City Council this twenty rst day OF May In
the Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
siIty-soven =
(L.al p. O. 6AIILARD Mayor :
W. II. SAtTH, Clerk OF Council
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LARGEST O1RouLArIon-Thc DAiE,

LARGEST CIRoULATIoN.-Ths.} DAILY
News pubiishes the Official List Of Let
Sr' remaining !" the Io.to0iee at The r1'i
Of each 'Oeet, agreea5ly to the Jol'o9iay
ssst'0p ,ef @s aNsw IssseGces sLa.o, q. as:tht I
nei0T'aper hduing Mo largest ctrculatio', in
t5StERyof Charlcston:
SECTION o. Aud be II further enacted. That Lists OF lot
tors remaining uncaed for In uny Posolco In any city
town or village! wboro nowspapor ishill DO printed,
san hereafter published once only In thc HowBpaPo
which. boiny publishel weekly 0ener. shn hayo tho
argost circulation within raugo Of delivery OF tho sa
oillce. ~ :.
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NOTICE, -ft5s.
OFFICE OF THB CH1M OF POLICE,
CnAhIxSroN, 8. O., NAY 4 1gsI
neiosufsS. vaults 40, win Commence on Eoadav
;Ss @ That hsir premises IL good oondon and that
@ nun ano % gafbsto u removed ID required 81 ordi.
'nnce Othnr Inspections will follow. - = - - ~-e
Sy order q Ma5or aAnIian.
7''' ~ O. B. s1awALD
Chief ef Police
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TO TAX PAYERS,

fTNHR FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is pUBIIsHED
l. for the information OF all parsons oonoerned:
Az ORDINANCE 10 AlrEHp An ORDINANCE no aI1gr aup
PLIES ron TIE zKAR 1867. FOR orHKn PUnPoxIa -.
L 10 II ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen In City
Council assembled. That oil taIea payable undsr tbs az
dnanee 70 rase supphes for the 1857. osr
purpses, be paid bnfore the day OF June noIt.
and that pdrsons who sha mate dsfaut of payment Of
thsir saes on TINT day. shall pay In .ddiaof to tbs
amount OF their taIos one and half per cent nor
month untn the a1nt day Of July, when not paid an
amount o. two peF cant per month upon tho amount
three Per cant per month the amount Of taxes duo
hha be paid unt payment OF the whole amount is nse
III That all persona who neglect or fall 10 nav thsr
monthly tAIes on or before the fifteenth day or oaoh
month shhl respectively pay on tho amounts tharoof
payment In msdeL - A
ratified in City Council this seventh day Of Nay. IN
ysaS On 9pf Lord sna thousand eight hundred and
tLn P.o. aAnLARD, Mayor.
~. -. WITH, ClffR o. Council Smo Nay II
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s. goo :EgEW EgHe.

GTOLEN from the subscriber, between this place and
- Gilmers Mills on the 10Th ut. two brown mare
teen hands high, with long names and tails one aged
ten years and the otherfouteen years. No brands
marks recollected.
A white man by the name of ARMSTRONG, the
driver, who is supposed to have stolen them is be,
tween 25 and IS years of age; of ford complexion
sandy hair and whiskers about 5 feet 10 inches high
and weighs about $50 pounds. My for suppos-
ing that he is the thief is, that he in my employ
and had charge of the wagon and six mules from which
the two mules above described taken, the other
four mules and wagon being left the road, and Arm
strong missing | will give one hundred and fifty
dollars reward for Armstrong and Twenty Five Dol
lars each for the Mules. r. L. GILMER.
Slray-o Ort ahnrt
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MERCHANTS ANDPLANTERS
TAKE NOTICE!

z HAVE removed to the house formerly occupied by
Il Messrs Oliver Carr, No. On the Levee, and
have now in store complete line of every description
OF Goods kept in a weil-regulated WHOLESALE
HOUSE.
am by every steamer receiving new additions to
my large stock, having purchased in St. Leus Louis
vile ant New Orleans, under the most favorable
spices, and am prepared to do full justice to my many
patrons.
Ny facilities for Storing Cotton, Receiving and
Forwarding Freight are unequaled by any house
N this city, (Goth wharbo?s bens in my possessjon
Wharf boats by steamers.
am represented in the sales department by Mr.. L.
by Mdior A. K. MCLEAN; the freight and cotton BY
Mcssrs. W. C. PERRIN and D. Il. WuERRITT.
OF I'm JOHN G.. EI4STNER.