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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01
United States Of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT ON TENNESSEE.
~ hfkhAs libel Of lnforn alton was led within ana
" iur The Middle District Of Tenn, a. Nashville.
on the lOth day OF April AID 1893, b. John Timbl
taqY Attorney for She unted states Tor tho 1idd .
District Of fennesseo, Who proaocutea herein on behalf
Of tho Unite States, againai q certain 10 Of FOOD. .cop
eistng ufand oontainfdi u tao huairod AMI sky.
six boxes frty "a H. barrels, twenty seven kfrs. also
iour bales Muaquitu Netting, two pieces CarpatinW
anu one bundle Brown Paper alao voucher ofLt Col
Simmons fr fifteen barrels whisky and nine h ~
BRANDY Tor rei sons aud causos la Hald libel OF infF
nation mentioned aud praying process against th6
feitcd. :"
now Therefore, Ia pursuance OF the mokl iiOu. u,.
aer lha seal OF said Court 10 me directed and dolly.
eredi do hereby give public n9tlce " al pefeuus
claiming said proprrty - in any manner Interested
theielhl that they DO ant appear bohfc said DlnElof
Court 10 DO held ~ The Cry ~ NASHVILLE, in and ior
sald District, on tho Sth DAY uf April, I803. ID Al
O'Clock in The forenoon ~ that dsy, ihen aud therc ID
mtenose Their claims, And " max their Allegations
M that ben@N ~ X. GiAsCOlK.
Aprllf n p Marahai NJ 10 %
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

IN STORE, FOR SALE LOW TO THE
4 Trade
1000 Bbls.6ALT,
100 Bbhs. CRuSHFD C0YTEE SuGArs,
25 Rags COZ EE,
i25 Boxes TOBACCO,
100 uross SMOKING TOBACCO,
so Gross FINECUr CHEWING TOBACCO,
100 Bales kILLiCklNiCR TOBACCO,
SEQ Roams WRAPPING PAPEHc
so Bags PEPPER,
fOO Foxes PALM SOAP,
rs Boxes FANCY SOAP,
"a Kegs MADDER,
80 Casks SODA,
200 Kegs NAILS,
so Cases OYSTERS,
go Cases PINE APPLES,
20 Cases PEACHES,
10 Cases SARDINES,
10 Chests TEA,
so Boxes CHKESE,
And large stock Of other articles In our line.
Feb5 Sm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01
H-EADQUARrFRs DEPir or TIE CUMBERLAND,
MURFRKEsHono, TKNs., Narch Is, 1868.

MURTsKEsHoao, TESs., March IS. 1868,
Special Field Orders, No. II.
VII. A. Board is hereby ordered TO in
vestigate the various claims arising from
the use Of cotton bales belonging to pri-
vate parties, for Notifications at Nash
vile. The Board will meet at Nashville,
Tenn, OIL the 18th inst, or as soon there
after as possible, and will hold its ses-
sions from time to time as the business
for which il is appointed may require.
The object Of the Board will be 10 thor
oughly investigate the various claims,
both for loss and damage, and 10 develop
all faets bearing upon them. Reports
will be made upon each case, separately,
as soon as the investigation Of II IL con-
cluded.
DETAIL o H BOARD.
Colonel E. A. KING, 6Sth Ind. Vol.
1t. Col. j. w. LANGLEY, 125th III. Vol.
Capt. j. j. DoESEILY, 18th Mich. Vol.
BY command OF
Maj. Gen. ROSECRANS,
IL. s. THRALL, Capt. and A. A. u.
In pursuance OF the above Special Field
Order, the Board met at Mai. General
RosEoRANs' former Headquarters, High
street, Nashville, on Wednesday, March
18th, 1868, and organized. The Board
will meet hereafter from time 10 time as
the business for which il is appointed
may require. Claims for loss aud dam
age, arising from the use Of cotton bales
belonging 10 private parties for the forth
dcatiOns Of Nashville, will be presented
without delay. The Board adjourned to
10 o'clock, A. M, Friday, March 20, 1863.
EDWARD A. KING,
Col. 68th Ind Vol, Pres Of the Board.
March left.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01
DErAIL FoR THE RoARn.

Colonel e. A. KING, 6Sth Ind. Vol.
Ii. Col. j. w. LANGLEY, 125th III. Vol.
Capt j. j. DoESEnLY, 14th Mich. Vol.
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
CITY comslMaoIAL nEpoaT.

FRIDAY, Dec. 9-b / "
Asues Receipts SO bbs Marke. steady, WIN salos Of
40 bbIs at 80 so for pots ana 50 20 for pearls.
BEgAosruFfs -Recepis, z2,5l2 bbs -four $40 bnls.
Ind 90 sacks meal, l2G55l bushels wheat, sS DO
corn l3o l34 do oats 36S do rye and ~ 5i9 d. barley
The -four market ruled stoady today, with good deman
export notwithstanding the advance frcgh,s aud
iair trajo inquiry The arrials we're large but the
shipments nom the West by the canals have ceased 4
the scgson there great pressure 10 cell Common
brands were irregular and heavy Wbio trade brands
wore withau, decided change. Salcs - bis at quo
taiious Canadian -four soid 10 Tho extent OF - bbs
and - bbls southern changed hands at prices which
indicate material variation from yesterday quota
tons Ryo door firm At g. 70 81 fine and super
lne, with saes OF l50 bbs. Corn meal was a shade
easier the salcs footing 800 bbs at 50 FOR Jersey and
50 10 tor Brandywro Backwheat Hour attracted come
attention at tho ruling quotations
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

The Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company
has declared a dividend Of four per cent, payable
on the 10th of February There was n cash balance
fn the hands Of the treasurer OF this company on
thc 30th of September after paying seven per cent
10 dividends during the year, of $i3 600.
The Phtladephia and Reading Railroad Company
announce dividend of seven per cent, clear Of
tax, on the common stock, payable in common
stock, on and after the 3lst of December next to
the holders thereof as they stand registered on
the books at the close Of business the 18th inst
also dividend of three and half per cent on
the preferred stock, payable in cash or common
stock at the option Of the holder, on and after the
3lst of December next, TO the stockholders as
they shall stand registered on the books at the
close of business ON the l7th inst.
The following dividends have been made by New
England corporatiOns:-G Gloucester Marine lnsu.
rance Company, 10 per cent; Everett Mills per
cent; Atlantic Cotton Mills, per cent West Cam.
bridge Horse Railroad per cent; Portland, Saco
and Portsmouth Railroad, per cent, payable De.
eehber 7.
The National Fire Insurance Company, OF Palti-
more, has declared q dividend Of & per cent for
the last six months-5 per cent 70 the stock hold
ers and 3 per cent to the contingent fund.
The Frederick County CMdD Bank has declared
Q dividend Of per cent for the last six months,
The Easton Bank Of Maryland has declared -di.
vidend of per cent for tho last six months.
Vho returns of the Bank OF England for the week
ep&ng November 10, compared with the returns
Af'the previous week were as follows:-
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

sales fair. 10 bsef the business TO moderate
extent at yesterdays prices In beef hams IN 70
was more activity al s,- h,y lower prices b'toi
was in fair demand, Without change ln prices.
tut meats were in good demand. Lard
fairly active, but scarccy 20 nrm. inc taea
900 bbls pork at sl5 so St6 rs Tor old mes,
SIS % 5ls SO for new do, and Sl2 i2H si2 2. t'r
prime $50 do. beef, AT 81 % Sl3 for mess aud tl
$40 Tor extra do. 225 do SlI 30 Tor western
prime mess 500 bbs beef hams at 81 10 q SIS 800
boxes bacon at l0sc. l0Ac for Cumberland aud lhc,
Tor long clear IN blk 200 pkgs. cut mras at 10 Ne
for shoulders and l0c lie for hams, 80 900 bs bel es
at 0c, M bulk at Toe. Nc the latter rice tor dry
s,ted 1000 bbs. aud ,cs lard, clety Tho spot at
II &c. i2c. fur No AMI kette rendered but inclnd
ina 600 do for January and Februar, delye terms
did not learn Diesed hOgs sold al &c u &c. ior
western and CITY Blt ef " active and hrmcr NJ 20c.
26c ior western, aud 2c 32c or state. Cheese was
steady at l3c lto.
PEAa-Saes II 900 bushels Canadian In part for
port AT 81 OF 81 loan advance.
PGptEa.-We nolo further sales Of 400 bags back at
n &C. % sc.
RICE was quiet, md hear Of further sales on tho
spot $500 bags Ram oon arrive, sold NJ 7,<c.
SAtr was quiet Tho cargo of Ragged Island Just IN
sold preyious 10 arrival
l2ac l5hc for New Orleans, aud l5o bbls Havana on
private terms
TgA-Ihere further safes OF 900 half chests
ooong and 500 do, japan on private terms.
TALOw 400 O00 los Western and city arc reported nj
re a IL &c.
T,s--ooo pigs Straits have sold ut 46l4c. aaGKc.
TOBACCO continues in fair rcqrest but good selections
arc scarco sales 279 hhds Kentucky at l6c l9c u
cas- socdl AZ at 2oc q 30c.
WooL-lhe demand during tho week has been quito
Light, aud tho sales Cnimportant The auction sale ~
spirit was manifested. Tho catalogue embraced about
600 bales of various descriptions OF foreign about half
of which was sold at prices ranging from loc. oO5sc..
cash.
Wmsasy was active and decidedly higher, but rrogu
lar and unsettled salcs 500 bbls closing at Sac.
s6c for state and,Wcstorn.
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

The following prices ruled at Washington Market yes
,erday being the same as week ago
MsaIs-prme cuts OF beef, l0c. lsc per ID roasting
pieces I2r lac chuck, 90 a ioc porterhouse steak
isc sroiu lac l5c round, i2c a lIc fore quarters
OF veal, 7c DC veal, hind quarters, I3c. l0c foro
foro quarters OF mutton &c &c hind quarters mHton
Sc. l0c. prime shoulders. &c. a 7c bacon l2c lac
shoulders, lie l4c hams lie l2c pork. loc lie
rorirRY AND GAnr-prime turkeys Ice 1sc lean
ana inferior descriptions, lic. l5c middlng to prime
chickens, l2c l6c tame ducks Ic l5c. geese, i2c
lac per pound canvass back ducks very scnrce s2 81
81 per pair Wild turkeys 80 IS each woodcocks IL
per iar cartridges par aCG 60 rerlo ssos, 81 90
quai, 81 80 per dozen, reduction Of 5Oc tnce last
week rabbits 500. ard harcs Toe per pair. ol 75c DO
lons sadd es and launches OF venson Ice. por poIr
Fsn lake basq, l0c. porgss, s. tnmcods, sc
smelis. l5c n lsc black ash Sc. white fish, loc a 2c
fish &c yellow perch, l0c. founders, 90 eels l2f
a tic s,rp'd ba-s, i2o Isc pckcrci, Re b,ddocK
&c ,cnrnoh salmon i3c. 6c kod cells. $50. 4oc ,
picked herr'ngs, &C. sc per dolon sltcd herrngs &c.
faiof mackcrei,l2c. l3c oysters, 700. 81 10 per
bIndred stew,ng oysters G0c a 75c. do clans. SIC.
SOC do holsters, &c &c per pound, hard shel trah-
YrGEfADrEs. -Fo,n,ocs, lac Isc per hall peck cau
towers, 2sc 40c. each sweet potatoes, 40c PER nall
peck white oabbaros To- re. each red cabbagcs &C.
i6c cacn green corn @0c pee dozen tomatoes, lc =
0c per quart drici pes, l0c per quart parris 2jc
lcr dozen marrow sqaashcs 20 Doc each celery,
l2c a l5c ler bunch Snub oc'ory, Sc &c do rata
bafa turuifs. i4c. lsc hail peck hito nrOips, 2c
l5c do sckcry, &c. c, It bunch onious Gle. a 5oc
a hal rcck.
FRtu --Granges, jamaica. 2'c csc. per dozen
lemons isc 3ic. grapes, ne. 2ac per III. MaragO
grapes 7Sc Il qniucos 81 90 S. par hundred an IA
usually primo description sold to-day at 5Cc. per dozen
tabo apples, .Oc 800 per hgf peek. pcgrs 25c per
quart, Is,laly dtInagcd and email raslnT, Isc 3oc
dficl apples SO. iCc pee ID chostnHtsi &c per qtIr
hickory nuts, &c n i2c. do oitron, 41c. SOC pr ID
cranbcrres isc per quar-, rdy apples 81 por bah PECK
hlatt sanuts, &c per quart Duttornuta, &c do soft
cheI almonds, 25c. por III
Mss The hcsl Orange county butter. go q
3Ic. pcr n good conking batter, 2rc 23c choice
table butter, 16c 200 cheese i2c Ice pes ID 0en'
eggs, 3 - 10 Tor 15G duck eggs for 20c
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

With The exception Of The requirements Tor
Egypt and Brazil there was demand for gold in
London Oh the 10th ol November. On that day
60 900 sovereiens were withdrawn for transmission
70 Rio By the French Brazilian mail steamer on
the 2lth.
The stock Of specie held by the Bank OF France,
November 20, was f7 $40 900, being $3.50 900 less
than the amount at the date Of the monthly return.
The following were the closing prices of Ameri-
can stocks and securities in London on the 10Th Of
,har.
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
HELP yvANTED-MALEs.

%0ENfs, LOOK OUT FOR rMPosrgss CALLING
n insns,i 'Old ~ n-." an also loos out for ,l.s
whO INIT. Q pui ai,er is Oao camp gll rrlb.e
nav the copy OF tho part OF ihii adYcrser IN
thls mornings llera Il, column. ne hHs us
FOR back AGENTS who wish to b." dean h1uoraD,
Win shod.d hln. by looking oor tho 4ia lAe
VIII our imatots advertisements filled wth drlafe
piouis"s. We 70 ~ tncnc tcaups lrs..'
hsn come 70 and ,he difference AM we fce Ali.
~ heir la'ronaga after. AGENTS VIII bear la mind
thA ou1 pacsag's mast be extra good, these unpn
tll'd 'camps no initiate them ono has he aud soiy
- assert AZ the wach"a tsfafn o hts own lnpora
non ~ onn IN tho Ia business Imports Watches oHt
Vs. We nave argc my Ice porl from wheh Nc IA
Fko asnnt7 20 srle,i ,n,lI pu'ul ami
TAkb 1iEiK MATCHES WlTH THEN.
inf delay WIN cfs, who Tor ne loan OF
one To show you 20 n0nry Js~ hkr We ane
~" orFuat ~ this busiurr- AMI remain n The
pace ttne od stand iUl hAaul uid when the hrsi
pttA III, We a. .ulrt a.ons 20
bus several hundreds ptcka before thos
their watch. as thuar npdlcs 10 who lrtch le
agent 0ut o. All his money with nnr pfpuses We dcy
~ u. business tn o' half he Inducements DO aud keep
hrlr promiro We puI tT anger gee hetr aud cheap
e.. lhan any pnHin the luou New aud rogapt unldty
fSAfrP 40 ar made EASY, Agrut- enormous
Irots sell qtes give sataiaotOn nnd r fl,o free
a. present from IA ~ CO ii god silver SAth. Ping
hsh cucnts aud uuekscurr a,uF great.
and wonderful double sac r. l.c Packages uui
iana IN. wrirg material fancy articles lankrr uutnns
articles Oi Jswcly, worth 81, only -
COUNTY rghta Send tur r.iG tafa
ltl free continuing eNua pr' nitup Inducements 3. q
RICHARDS co. 10 Nassau Z. sr,
aud oidrs FTsc FACk ssr h0usr la IA " ftld
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
234,5si s,9os,elo 1856

The anthracite coal tonnage keeps up remark
ably well, and aggregated the past week 23i ,53l
tons, increasing the tonnage for the season TO
S,903 ,67o tons, against 735S2l to corresponding
time last year. The tonnage for the year 1863,
should the weather continue reasonably fair viii
run up TO nearly or quite nine and three quarter
millions Of tons. The market il hardly so buoyant
~ at the beginning Of the present month and the
probability is that prices have reached their
highest point for this year.
The inportations of dry goods at tho port Of
New York for the week ending the Sd inst. were
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
sroAns AsD TOBACCO.

4t,.nHauNtfFa Sau nENHAfSn ~
VI fs. srtnff 'f ltf fe
I'll. L.. .I.affH H t'fFff - FaiNf
81 nG .f..tf Hf 80 fst.H HtN ~
..a.. H. fHs fHsf DfH
- .t.t.r sfa Trif agEff
So go srssfa
tf. aF "a Hatf
Nf ef
...tf a.. fe.f Iaf BE-
lsts r.Na ..f aH NH rs
.A ar fHfHf tta"~
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
tn.Non ADvruriaunENI

IHh 500 frIHf
u ff.t .t.Eta s
Hf
. ... fHf 80 - 'a'f
ssu.t sar5t fs 81 Ht
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
auritof.oGy.
MAURICE. Ttg nrsi. ssfhoLOoaR
~ d. 90 trfr a IaH ~ 'H fhr N@f,
eco % Haaraf tHfafr ysH stfsIl
fn a eco tf Na.fiF rsfs

b ysrMcE. rtg nrsL .srHoLooga
80 fssIas ts'ai- ysr .iisII
..a,.I y .s - 'gg ssi..,
"a NtthitF ms 1f.f taf f'aI s"fviE'
h.s.srfs ,.., ..i- = 'si - 80 90. .. 49,
s'.-i - 80 4' -, 49,. b.. 90, ~,
80 " go 9 .'.... -fA ~, ,.... - :, =.
e.. '... =. = ,.at.s ss.s' ~. .sa a s., - .
- s''.'s - r;-.. s.ss. .is a : :. Z. I:
st.r.ss frissi a. - - - 80
f'Ia' ,,e..h 80, ,'.'. .. ~. -
.r,@ s..i 49,. Al asais "a slss ia "a. s4sa.
f, .woLosY AsD yfDiciNE Or Ilsv
y fHafI sffsrf sfsn hatt taH - essnstitsf
=. y 't ~ e,. ..s,. s,',sS' ,s.' ~. ,-,'.
81 srrrt' ia . - af.s $50 - so..s q ~
~ - b. fs.r 81 uostga
sfnoDosr OK T. VIA = 5000
y ..i ~ -. 49,.
L.a - = 80. .ssasn-a o. . ~ yfsssr 80
I ogg sprp -aas Tor - rng rLy, nAsi
j, isss s.-is.s - N.asf -..s ns's gy1s -
A~-u h.sfta ~ fa'f ~ "
sys- ,.,s, -. - ~ ~. - - 's.s's't tis-- "
rss,s 80 ,g-. ,.,,'.t i.'...' is..,. 80,
s.sstt. .lf.si. gffsssn "a az e.rsaih sssapss
- 81 VI, H.as n' tfs-srsai '~h
,og nrts -ngg agwasD rgg ssy ?
l., SO 80 ffan Gfs HEtJ gttIDs o. fipn
- 49, o 81 sfsus ftf.fafh g.. fafNf sl 20
80, ~ y. s,sss..' 80 si.s's ,fs 49,
fsf sf Nf aft
yHsa..ft wtth tsf af.raa. fhaaiAh
~ hssFts ttst tsaf - ep-.
s 10 afsei tsafFfff - " fsftg s-fisfs ~ y
FMfs ~ asWH fff - rsrfs rec trafts tf
- aH HNt faI ~ br 40 - ~ ~ "a
f.ang asf. IS 4 Hith aIfH . 1tfys ~ = q
ythDauK wALTNR. ana NOffD 30"
vi ftl.rf 2 .sf as 7 t-t ats.tt affrfffi
a.. 90 anH IHffr fFa e ~ - tfNf fi.
b. - = .Hfe f.r flff 20 u.tf,. ~ Ff
,fsifs. aaf I.Hs. tt s.aat a0tait7y ~ HW
s.sH aa .fl.sfeHa
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
sssston Of entering into rivalry with the old COM
panies, the public must expect TO suffer by combi-

The following abstract Of company reports
shows the coal tonnage Of Pennsylvania for the
week and season, as compared with corresponding
time last Year.-
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
Ii,,TEi.s.

IIAyaSA-rnE atHaCgfgIR HgoH 10 taf
~ fsf ~ eaet Frf p ff1na l'rnflar 10 fislf 80
teafaH Al a. stf laa tsafn ltfsr Nsifr, snl . 1's
tar,.i 81 receive ffaa fs-lfiisa 30 gss -,
taai ll Do rssIa .al-r fl .aHV paifutsss. tefr
sfff fts rat.r tf frfs Htif asriifr TO ths fltf I
b .sra.f T.e a.uy ilHrI a@irs o. - is
Pc = lr $40 frsnr 80 ~ rae arr nss tfprnts
f.f .... .. a.ff TH.s.sl 81 ~ 80 80. -
.frl.ffers aiIs.la 80 fsr p. eAAs 4 All
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

A NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
~ ieaaiS want stna ions as co 80 chambernAids aud
nnd ma Acs girs tur general &c, AZ
MS, LOVES German uSituc. 30. " Stanton street
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

\ HoUsgRgEPER SITUATION wASPED-BY
woman of peri nee. Sal siactory gwen
all foI three dals - NO. Sprina
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

GENTS LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS CALL AND
chau4ne something uu'BuJ ncc ed by ever, perfn.
ten samples VIII ho ',e W mail 20 thAt
tail Tor q, by q f. WuLCOYr, 40 Chatham square y
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
A GENTS WANTED EyERywuERE. -ouR AoENi

a '
"A maktng from a. TO $40 per das selling The
osi ler Ia tisite of h. ggc crratrd ant lis
Covered hy Rf'idsuL hnt "hrn . hft " AT
mnod by everybody tally tie ladies sa' taut 20
any adircsr receipt uf % ccur Add at CO..
A2J NlnnINay. n y
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
4 GENTS AND rHE WORLD IN GENERAL KNOW
GnMpEIIIlnn ~ TIE LEE oE rHAnEn

All that wr dcrr- for aeents 70 -. aud wee fr them
selves ani mons onn large StatOnefy fTfe fhN
containing Paper, Eny1 handsome jns'ery.
Novelties Ne 4c for auly ~ ,euis; worth
~ uch; rs quck gives sure Satisfaction and oulrfnoup
profits Jackets cxrrr-,b pat up for 90" holiday ode In
adltuCn tie above lnddfcufuiH rul
free wh splendid god topi silver Watch four hole
Jewel cylinder rscapcnsui' warranted perfect time.
ashamed 70 Vi Nv ynt fcuds Agonls peac hear IN mind
that what a. b" Tct. No have been long
established iu basin 10 be- alarmed - he great made
~ brethren In trade who 10 be- compared vi n
the trr ~ hc candle, winch hri,iaut INi Tor
nmoinent aud then GOES N utter dRknosr Agents
Lu recr'e tho hanka Gul postage currency Of a
Fratoul public for sHpphing lhcm ~iih good SL-oncy
cheap, and AZ thcr UHp doors
Agrtis. fold,fs men. women AUD everybody be Anre
10 scnd for our TrulaT
q nAsklNs 3 90. 10 no.knan ,iLect. Wv YORK.
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

kNAsrFD-A SITUATION ~ WOMAN Az FIRST
w cass COOK, understands al Kinds ~ cooking. has
y0oi ttiy retcrcu,o hppy ut iii West 9th ~
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
HELP WANTED-MaLEs.

yvANrEO-A NAN TO rAkE CHARGE ~
w hlu1r stlrc. Apply az thu cOrnrr OK lie. a aud d
ave. oi Thomas Ryan.
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

A sIfUATfOn WAnfFD-BYA A MIDDLE AGED WO
~ man ~ taae ~ g ndrcn ana go plain sewng
would take of an infant Appy tor tsO days al 20j
Il Oss It,, Williamsburg
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
HELP wAyTMn-rEmAi.Es.

A LADY VINO SHALL UNITE REFINEMENT OF
IA manner .ocia rAy.r rucr youth aud clafactr may
tnd an agreeable home In The noussbnd ~ widoNer
whose csianshusn Young family Il would be her iut
10 surenntrnd THO pos0n ~ Que rrluifing ibs accom-
plsheut which acquired only frln a. test sseo "a
ton aud an Intimate kuoT edge NJ te world wn :. az he
same uuir " Il from whicn lady hnwcsrT high Y
u gently need -hFnk ier~oual and
elegance vt not be recon neudalolr Al
dress l.. AZ Newell, New Work Post Oace.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05

MASSACHUSETTS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The annual meeting of this society was held
in Boston, Saturday, when interesting address
es were made by the retiring president, Hon.
Joseph Breck and his successor, Charles NJ.
Hovey, Esq. Mr.. Breck gave brief sum-
mary of the operations of the society, and a
review OF the progress of horticultural science
for the past third of century. He drew
hopeful auguries from the increasing interest
in the art shown in nearly all suburban cities
and towns, and spoke cheerfully of the won
derful profusion Of flowers and fruits-pleas-
ing to the eye and grateful to the taste-which
were rapidly clothing with richness and beau
ty the traditional barrenness of the common
wealth. The incoming president, Mr.. Hovey,
urged the Importance of 'judicious and liberal
premiums for the encouragement of plant and
fruit culture; and advised that the premiums
Tor new Seeding flowers, plants and fruits,
which were stricken from their lists few
years ago, should be restored. Trees and
shrubs be would also have brought under the
more careful nurture of the society. He
closed with appropriate reference to the war
the scodrge of all arts-that is having waste
so much of the productive wealth and rich
life of the land, and expressed the hope that
the reward would be equal to the sacrifice,
and that time might soon restore peace with
all its fruits.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05

The STEREoPTICoN.-This new and re-
markable discovery is to be exhibited to our
citizens tonight. If one-half is true that
travellers and scientific men write of it, our
citizens will enjoy rare pleasure in listen
ing to the descriptive lecture and witnessing
the illustrations which accompany each route
of the tourist. Mr.. Piper's theater happens to
be peculiarly excellent for these tours, and the
visitors can quietly enjoy comfortable seat
in pleasant company and in one evening make
the entire tour of Europe. The doors will be
open at l-2 o'clock and closed at I-2
o'clock, so that passengers must go early.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05

MLFoRD.-The editor of the Milford Jour-
nal having incurred the displeasure of gen.
tleman engaged in the shirt-making business
in that town, has been sued for libel-damages
being claimed to the amount of fifteen thou
sand dollars THE bells were rung in Milford
on Friday, and other demonstrations of joy
were made In honor of the presidents proc
lanation. On Thursday evening public
meeting was held, at which Hon. Winslow
Battles presided, and addresses were made by
several prominent citizens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05

TIcSETs to Professor Dunns Lectures, to be opened
in Washburn Hall on Tuesday evening, can be had at
Mr. Sanords Bookstore; price, for the taken
before the evening of the first lecture co.. single ad
mission Is cts children Sets Why not drop in sec
what these lectures promise tolbe? Ifhey should prove
valuable they said be, it might be loss to
miss Of them
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05

UNITED PRAYER MEETINGs.-In the
churches throughout the north there will
be held during this week prayer and confer
ence meetings, to strengthen the religious
faith of the people under the calamities of
war. In this city, the churches on Tuesday
evening will unite in such a meeting at the
Union church (Rev. Mr.. Cutler) and on
Wednesday evening at the Second Baptist
church.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05

CAMP AND OUTPOST DUTY FOR INFANTRY,
by Gen. Daniel Butterfeld, published by the
Harpers, is a clearly arranged account of the
established routine of camp and outpost duty
for infantry, with the various orders and au-
thoritive regulations pertaining to the subject.
For sale at Mellen's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-05

NoTIcE-The organization of the Uity Government Of
the City of Worcester for the year 1868 will take place
at the CITY HAIL, on MONDAY next January S. at 10
o'clock A. NJ Members elect'of the Board Of Aldermen
and Common Council requested to meet in their re-
spective Rooms at the City Hall, at that time. Citizens
generally invited to attend.
By order of the Mayor,
SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk
Worcester Jan. g. 1861 DOT