davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

If you wait your Pianos well tuned, cal /
on G. r. Jackson. a. Luck's, ca uEioa
street, or AZ his pew Music Store, on Church
st-set. Orders from the country viii meet
with prompt attention. oct26-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

OLD TaEkrEE.-Mr. Adams had full
house at his benefit, last night, on which
occasion he appeared as Hamlet. Tonight
be viii give has farewell entertainment,
presenting Richard the III. We have no
doubt but every seat viii be taken.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

BRoADVAY VAuEIiEs.-A number Of new
and brilliant stars have been engaged At
this popular place Of amusement. The Man
sger, Mr. Bosworth, spares no pains to
make The Broadway wcithy the patronage
If the COMMUNITY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Parties sending orders 10 ths job
Department Of this Paper will please
write . Union Ohice'' on the face Of
the Copy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Ran TBIs.-N. W. Smithe 4 Bro, No. q
North Cherry street, CLAY Roberts old
stand,) keep the Finest Family Groceries,
Brandies, Wines, Pure Robertson County,
Bourbon, and Rye Whiskies, and various
assortment Of Fancy Groceries. Alas cheap
as can be had in The city. All We ask is to
give US cali and see for yourselves.
dec2s if
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
In Chanoery at Carthage, Tennessee


James w. McEsnrJ.
-, fCruss Bal.
Spearsr McHsnry, snd cthsrs.
n this cEuiP, it aDpeEruE % tne sai|slsefiol Of
i the Clerk and Master, that Spencer MsHeary =
q non-rssidens Ct the susie Of feanessee, 70 tdat
The ordinary prnces3of law csnnot BE- served upou
him, 40 is therefore ordered o. at publiaati0l b.
mads Tor four consecutive wserH iu tie Nashville
Union. requirng sad DESCENDANT 10 appear before
ihe Chanoelor q the 0naucoTy CGurl Of Smith
counIy, a. TIE court bou-e 10 Carthage, Ieunessee.
on or uefure tie third MONDAY 10 Erhrusry, Lass
then and there % plead. tuaser or q muir % co -
p'ainanfs eros bill or the sarua "a o. iaxeu iar
confessed a. to lin. nd set for haaung * pare.
deciI-fW A.. Il. CaMPREIi- q An.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
EESIASs, ATTENTION.
FRSIAX HATst NEW sTELEs -
JUsT KECEiYEn ~
X. II. THOMPSON,
28 Cherry street, near pnion.
doe2s-Iw
Nofire.

Az watches and jswelry Ieft Al n store
FOR repairs, No. "a Union street, can be hsd
BY calling Al ghe Store Of Z. Wiggers. Oh
Gherry. stree, W. c. Collier I'D stand, Nc.
2s1G Cherry street, between Union and
Church. J. WRlT.
doc29-if
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

The chemical wonder known as the EGGS.
Of PharSnh's Serpent, are Manufactured and
{ = sale BY Yaryan 4 Co., Druggists, corner
Cedar and Cherry streets dec94-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
nENIl- 4 IHC8slos,
saressn apd Medlcal nlrecior. b. O.,


HFAnQuAR7zEs DEfazT. OF zHE GrMaEzIAlgn.
NssHviI.tr, TESS., July Is, ISIS.
Dr. John Bul's sEsnt Mr.. -, has perIusssiou
10 shiP % Nashville, Tenn, 25 grrss CT 40 dozen,
cf Bulls Cedrou kiief~, for sale % suffers IL The
srmy only-
ne rel1i.a isus of fe 1re sury Deg,arflueut are
TO he complied With stricfy-
b comFnNnd Of Ma. Gen. Rosesrsns.
Wa. n WmEs
MAJOR aud Provost Marshal GeasrEi.
For sale, wholesale sud refsii b BRRRl, DE-
NONILLE 4 Co, NssnEillo, Tenn.
octI7-tl sat caE3rn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

PoIicE CouRT.-But few cases came up in
the Police court yesterday aud the few
we're eli Of irihiug nature.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Attend the sale a. suction, Al ~, north
'lte Public Square. tins morning At 10,
o'clock, Of Groceries, Liquors. and Furnl-
tufe. R. G. PAsE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Srvxy sInE.-The number Of visitors %
the sunny Side continues 10 increase. L
.-...s an popular favor nightly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
Extra Heavy Ribbed Wool Shirts
and Drawers at low Prices.
r. H. THOMPSON,
ceci5-u rs CHkRkY STREET.

Boots AMI Shoes st low prices at Max. L.
Gutman's, No. 20, Public Square. lie ia
closing out his entire stock. oct 2s-sm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

OUa Jos OFFIoR.-We are executing every
description OF plain and fancy JOB Prlnt-
tug 10 the neatost style, and al the lowest
prices. AZ this Office
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Old papers, Che largest in the city for sale
ST this Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30


Issued week ending December, %, 1865 (;
Ch-ssiun sehivs-z 20 sarah Ann Dods0a.
james ". Paris 10 Matilda A. Hunt.
Robert Stewart 10 Arabelia Thomas.
Reuben 3. hemper 70 Rebecsa A. Jeu-
kins.
John +. Brown % Milly Ana HINT
Walter &. Scruggs % Martba Walker.
Washington Bumpass &C. Rebeccs Green.
Wlllsm ]. Webb 20 Rebecca Barnes
sebastian Miller g. Amelia Humpbrevs
Gsorge p. Buell. C. Roche Brien.
Rsyt1n s. Latiner % Lucy Morthen.
Larkiu Brown 70 Kitty Lane.
Joseph Sevest 90 Sarah <. Hafmsn.
Asbury S. Reese % Sarah 3. Ritts
James Gentry b. Mary +. Bsieman
Courtland \. lie q. GooiFieh % a. Lsry
Rorers.
william Esnsy 70 Elizlbsth Mcmillan.
coLoHED.
Squire Hunter 10 Sslha Beasley.
windsor 6ooch q Nary A. Hape,
William Mcbride . ellen Simms.
William townsend % Harriet Winters.
William Ewing 10 Elen Mcdaniel.
CaTrol Stewart % l4ucy Ianter.
Samuel Payne 20 Matiha Anderson.
AnUthy hadley % Jeune Naxev.
AAN ~ YUM 90 A'AAaEN x AfEa.
henry DAVIS 10 Alcy ParkA
John Hurd % Laura Friersos
Wilson Thompson o. Mary E.G,Bsav
John Thompson % Ricey MaxtsU
Isaac McConnen 70 MaFiA Lowell
Samuel Drake % Elizabeth DRAKE
Das Ia Anderson 70 LizEie Hadle,
samuel Davis % Nancy Ferguson
Charles Normsn % Louisa Currin.
Henry huEgius % Isabel Charlton
frask Coats % Lae.nia Coats.
James r. Daniel 70 Hester Alexsnder.
henry Perkins 10 Mary Evans.
Joseph Ellisoa 20 Agnes scrugrs.
semes Stevenson to kathrine weakly.
Asiasu Asy6eld 70 Sarah Lee.
Jerry Delaney 10 Sarah Morrison.
hegry Reed 70 Nary Gee.
Nuthan taindextef 10 Emlna Harfis.
Ailes chllcress 80 Fanny Miller.
Richard loung-to Kay Ana G!savss.
aenzg f0ggto Eliza " hite.
Arnistsad 7. Mason 10 Katie Rs,us
Anthony cuEninshsn 70 Msry Wkits
lsa-e hsfrsto harris, Grey.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
In Cbancery at Carthage, Tennessee

Martha c. Roais, BY her next friend, E. y Norta-
~. tOupnsl Bil.
Geo " CatroB. Admir- q John Rewis, deceased.
sod others-
u this cause % appe4rug b the Clerk auf Mas
ter thst daughter 81 VIM RoslF, deceased, and
her hers. an1 = daughter 81 -- RoFis, 1ecesz-
Cd sud her be r. are made PER. es defendsni, and
that their laues aud rssldet cea ere unknown 70
eomp'slnant 90 that re oIdiuarT process 81 lsF
caun0i b served upoa them D. p trersore Or
defed tha puclicafiou Be- msde or iour consecu I've
WEEKS, 10 he Nashville u1i.n, q urUarapar put-
i.hcd In the cry Of Ma hYflla, Isuressee, gIrra
sid parties 10 appeEr bsi-rs the rhaueeof 81 ne
Cnsbeery Couf. e smith county. Iennessee, a. de
Court house 70 oarhaEe, % or 1-iore the fnird
Mouday N Feufuary next Qsl1l - Plead, alaafr
or uernur TO c0up-aiuuut's Bill or the same FiIl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

jenny Lind i IN very bad health,
aad has been ordsrsa 70 Nice f0s The
Fintsr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
The Indian Herb Doctor

Isiperforming astonishing cures, Nearly
all the old standing (ehrouicl diseases which
have SO long baftied the skill OF the old
school phy sicians, readily yield 70 his ,rest-
ment. He describes diseases without ~
eeiving sUy information from his patients.
and undertakes no case that he cannot cure
Reference 10 over sixty persons who are at
this time under his treatment, can be had
BY calling al his office on the co.ner Of
Union and Cherry streets. dec24u.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Marriage Licenses and every description
Ct Law Blanks for sale 1t this Once or
printed b order.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

COMMUNICATION WITH EDGEIIELB.-The first
wire cable was thrown across the piers Of
the suspension bridge night before last, at
about eleven O'Clock. Others viii be put
up at once. and we shall soon have the
bridge completed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

For Sale st this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Win be sold cheap for cash
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

WI. Wbtsett is respectfully requested
% call 81 this office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Mr. KncV, administrator Of Middleton L.
Moore, deceased, is requested 10 call At this
Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
pIRnCToRs.

JANIS z SAMUEL wILLf
Robert ". FunkhoGs7r, Of Funkhoueer q Bura. O..
Uhss. y. Peek, President of tns Flot Knob Iron
Company.
Ro0er, n. Woods, Cashier orthe slrfchanis' bank.
Jules Nale, Of Choufeau. narsison a Vale.
Geo r. kobinsoa, Of Rouiusoo e 6ar-arf
Cnss. W. MrCerd, Of Mccort 4 Co. Nachiuisu.
John i. IhomiOa, q ffiputoa a Pefer
Issac 3 stnrgeon, PTssiaest 7f tla .3orh ias0gr
Railroad
Hon. John Hcgtu, Eemler Of cnutrtss
Heury oFsrsioiE, q Osers.ol1 Wafd-f = Co., Lum.
her Dealers.
Nieh salaeffsr. or a .siloi.s a aa Ger q TO-, Star
Card.e a callers
HahsIn r. Gay, fGay Hanrnka,rp Efaard.~r
usgd Keith. o. Kt,ta a Wool, Hooass.isrs aad
stlr|OuerF
3. P. Hsseuksmp. or Gsy Z Nan uzanp.
islur W 81 tchFiI.
g.. A. Jsnu1ry. Of 4. A. January 3 Co. er5esrs ana
CQmmlsFi on Her1Ealts
Wm. J. Lewis, af eu.s 4 Bro. Tobiaco1I %
,. R0z ers A. a D. Roner, Jr AGO.
lacoo lafnEl. Of IaEm q 81 yer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

LouIsyIEE, Kg., Sept. I6. 1868.
On the 2sd o. July last submitted through 40
agent o. mine. to The Mfdcs Director Of the De-
partInent OF the my q The Cnmbsrlsnd. q ssra-
DE Of ny Cedron bitters, fl inspection, ana re-
Quested H. sfer snslrss he found il nnertoriaus %
sanction and approve iis use snnong cur soihers.
The following IS ne Mediral director reply and
also sen. Rosrczsus' pePmission % ship % dozen
a once. 70 lave ii sd 10 sutlsrs.
I0HN BCLL
u sIa ssisfed that Cedron Httsrs VII ~ 20
ham 10 any one 4 taken properly sad ia modem
son. see no objection 10 DIT. Bal = bsing psruait-
ted 70 dispose cf Il 70 sutlegs.
HES8z A. THUEslos,
Surgeon spd Medical Director. j. c"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

Get ysar van psPsE q Nsnia 4 HHlb,
sorasr ofMsrksi aAs ehgss Streets.
oess-tf,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
CITY NEWS.

CoERrcrIos An error occurred in our re-
port of the Council proceedings Of night be-
fore list. The nsmeof Mr.. Driver appeared
10 one place where it should have been Mr.
Duncan.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
HOME AGAINm

HAVING returned again with large
stock OF
trimmings, worstsds. Zephyr.
&c, &c,
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville tnat we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, FTinges,
&c., &C.,
rs good and IS cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOKAIE 4 CO.,
nOvl-tf No. Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
Stora q Rant

4 Mat sIORs - Rrni. wa Flriufss en-
"A PEE = q fsssl.Anle rae. q csssf sifesi.
ualr F1a 4 11rara i11cIrs 81
LAala1AE3, CoaEN COS
ese-Aa eafnsr -9nafs snd Aslssf -.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

We are indebted to the adams Express
for the latest New York papsrs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

GILL YOUIl UNCURRENT MONEY .--Ths
- folloElng arr the rsies eaid BY THOs. >. MARI,
BROKER, c2rner Of Union and College street. fof
uncurrent money. These quotations sre hattie %
nuetuaie. bur u'ay be depended on a sufficient
iength Of trae FOX TIE reInttsnees % be received
by mall or express, Il forwarded without delay.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
A vacE no. yrcSsrs4a.-


Dr. .T1ha Bdl-Dcar S3r. I ara hsDpy 10 STATE 70
you that hive u ed your viluanle Uedrou Bitts-s
with erest benefit % myself, IN FsaerEl debility ard
prostrstion Of my SYSTEM prolucs1 BY the I'M
healthy and mia IN &c influence Of the Mississippi
river around Nlcksburg, having been with Geasrsl
Grants army throughout It's whole southern csul-
psgn. lconho ently recommend is uss 10 al per
sons who q e exposed 10 unhealthy climstes.
g. " FoaIa
a-a-f u Go,sf.rv r,,i-,-.---le.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30
LATEST FROM EGYPT.

nuasss'. New Kzirsss 81 ne Esypsl.a L.O'ns.
A res md exauis.ie pa1inne or ne hsnderchiei.
ClsaFsra, aud 81 tie LAdes q ne PEessns DAY,
using he sane pe,i1nne.
THE EGYPTIkN LOTS
-kE EsyPI1Af LOTS
TIE AGYPIIAf LOIS.
Nsuulacturad = u. A Pa1a1F, plocssfl, y, y;
ps7al 3 1. LoyzSof, AFsss 8 asa - = y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BusH-KsrcHun B. Johns church, Stamford
Conn, on Tuesday, June ~, by the Rev Mr.. MITCHELL
Captain EDwAED g. Buss, U. 8. A, to SARAH A., daugh
BoGART-PowELL-OnT Tuesday May T. BY the Rev Nor
gan Dix st his residence in this city EDWIN BoaARr 10
NARY A. POWELL, all Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
DoDD-DoDD.-On Wednesday, June g. at the Prssby-
terrain church, Hanover, n j., by the Rev. J. H. John
son, JosrPH n Dom Of Orange NJ J., 70 EIlsA T. DoDD
Of Livingston, N. J. =
DUN--CHANDIER.-On Friday, June 30, by the Rev.
4. p. Botsford, Mr. PRANK b. Dunn 70 Miss ADOBE
CHANDLER, both Of this city. .s.. M ~
FRAxH-BARBoUR.-0nT Thursday, June 70, by the
Rev Hatfield Fmzee It the residence Of the brides
father, Jersey City WALrzR FRAxss TO FANNY L BAR
SoUR, all Of Jersey City
HANPTox-DADsoS.- Thureday, June a. by the
Rev Mr. Drown, z HAMPTON 70 Miss KATE DADeoE all Of
Brooklyn. No cards.
LrrIJoM-MALLoRY.-AtN New Haven Conn, by the
Rev. d.. Beardsey, ELLIOT LrIUoHy 10 SARAH vIR-
the above city
LAxs-CoorHs -on Tuesday, June a, 1t the Church
Of the Epiphany, Durham, Conn, BY the Right Rev.
Bishop Williams, Asa s. LANE, of Bergen Point N j. 70
HATTIE K. CooPxR, Of Durham. No cards
Connecticut papers please copy.
PuRDY-SNrH.-In st. AIMS church. Morrisania on
Thursday, June 20 by the Rev. A. Fields assisted by
the PASTOR Rev. W. Huckle, Mr. HENRY PuRDY 70 Miss
Ann1A, daughter Of Chaunoey Smith, ESQ, al Of Nor
risania.
Ross-HowR-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday juno g.
at tho residences OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. VIM
p Hammond, M JOSEPH b. Ross, of New York 70 Miss
LIZZIE r. HowK, formerly Of the same place
New jersey and Long Island papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01
HEARTLEss AFFAIR.


a Horse Matched 90 Go One Hundred and
Twelve Milcs Between Sunrise and
sfT Tran 3, D, for. in iA Argus june 81
About two weeks ago Mr. Edw. Bracket, Of Roxbury
Nass formerly q this ctyl matched bis family horse
tween the hours Of sunrise and sunset for 81 000Mr
Bracket putting up thousand and the parties backing
attention from the horsemen Of Boston, and the outside
bets were estimated at $40 1t especially stpu
lated that the animal must be driven the old stage
be shout hundred and sixteen miles The attempt
TO drive horse this distance in single day over q
veri noted matches against time arc fresh in
our memory Two horses in this country
have accomplished the feat Of troting twenty miles in
one hour and q few years since Q man undertook to
drive horse one hundred miles In ten hours, one Of
the Long Island racing The animal went some
fell the track with the feat SO nearly accomplish
ed Mr.. Brackets horse had some minutes more than
fifteen hours to DO the hundred and twelve miles and
previous TO starting the odds that the feat would be
accomplished. Lyon was put In training ten days ago.
and up TO the day Of the easily did his exercise Of
sixty miles per day he In charge Of his owner and
the driver, Mr. Frank Briggs The animal Is gelding
large and thin In fesh-apparenty all bone and muscle
weighs some ten hundred and stands nearly sixteen
was raised In this State Men were sent ahead to keep
the road clear and the judges and assistants aocompa
hched 10 sulky and the driver weighed one hundred
and forty pounds With this extended preliminary We
come 70 the account Of this remarkable attempt to beat
The horse left the Fchburg depot in Boston at SUN
rise, at gait Of about ten miles hour which kept
up Tor some four hours with two three brief spells
breathing spongng and watering He arrived at Ports
mouth a6out half way) and taken out rubbed down,
rested and fed He left there at ten minutes past twelve
O'CLOCK In nne condition. left Kennebunk at halfpast
three and saco at quarter 70 Ave and came on appa
rently with ease at free gait full half hour within his
time until about four and half miles from this city,
when he staggered and FELL and although every exerton
in . it.
Thus ended heartless AFFAIR To drive the noble ami
NAL TO death was moro than crue-it wicked. Such
matches are par with the prize fight and simply
brutal Let us havo more such.
We subsequently ascertained that the horse was for
mery owned by Captain Sager In this city and
Of the black span which many will remember.
Some two or three thousand dollars changed hands in
this city the resulthe bets being mostly ut odds Of
two and three TO one in favor Of the horse.
1t s stated that the horse had previously been driven
ninety miles in single day. and whom taken out Of the
harness capered like colt.
There reports in circulation last evening that tho
animal poisoned but they be traced TO nothing
worthy Of any credit The horse was driven to DEATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

The Burial Of tho wilderness Dead.
The following the names Of the New York ofncers
whose bodies have been recently inferred the battle
fields Of the Wilderness and spotsyvana Court House.
Capt o. =. Angel, 10th n. Y; Lieut.: Henry Cham.
N Y; Capt A. J. Aok, 7th N Y Capt n. Mccullough,
1th n Y. artillery Capt W. oshea, ia n 7. Capt. g.
H T. walcott, 10th N Y. Lieut. s, L. Wood, 10th NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

mere have been but few changes in the markets this
week This may be ascrbed to the fact Of gold nuctu
sting 90 little The following arc the quotations.
Roasting beef 26c potter house steak 35c sro in, 2sc
besa Poultry-very little in market; chickens, 81 per
gsr; ham and bacon, PC oysters, 76c per 1907 clans,
pece SSs per ,cS
quart; raspbees Csc per small basket; ne" .ss:r "a
Tomatoes boc per quart; cucumbers 4c. 80. cauli.
aower, 16c Toe; string beans, l6c per half peck;
Lima beans, &c atoc squash &C. loo asparagus lsc
mr. dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

FRnaHTs were nrmer. The engagements wsrs:-To
Liverpool 10000 bushels wheat at Sd. s6Kd for san.
hg vessels, and Cd. for steamers To London, l,IO0
bblA 10ur at L. 10Hd
NoLAspss was quiet We note sales Of 10 hhds Porto
R3co at 70c, 10 hhds Neuvitas at $50, and ~ mus
neado ct COO. fl-tss.
PRovIsoSs.-The pork market opened nrmer, WIN an
improved demand TO the June contracts ana iu
prices were realized but the market %
eame unsettled, and prices recoded S7hc u per DBL
dosing at $24 25 for e2S $2S % TOT oa do
eash and regular SIS SIS 30 for prime ana $lS 20
July and August, sellers option, At IA ~ me peer
market dull and heavy, with sales OF 900 opia a.
$40 $14 for plain mess and $l2 SIG for extra mess
Beef hams were quiet and heavy. Cut meats were IN
moderate demand We note sales Of about 600 packages
q lie q 14c for shoulders, and Ito 21c. for hams
onles At 20c 28c for Ohio and Etc. q 8Sc for State
IardThe market keeps steady We note sales Of 200
bbls ct 1870 Q 10c., and small lots at l0c 19Hc
Cheese was dull and heavy.
PsrRoIxUn.-The market was dull, heavy and lower
ne sales about 600 bba at 34Kc for crude and
81 &c. for refined in bond, the lower price In Phila
lslphA
RIos was dull and heavy.
SUGAR.-The market was very firm, with sales Of 400
hhda Cuba at 1okc 10, and lao hhds Porto Rico
q 12c 16c Also 400 hhds grocery and refining grades
- private terms
TAILow was quiet at 10c. q lie.
ToRACC0There is less activity but prices steady
Bales 163 hhds Kentucky ct 8xc. 22c, "a bales Ha
vAna and Is hhda Virginia strips on p
WooL-The market has been quite arm during the
week. with considerable sales 10 manufacturers and the
about $50 900 hs fleece at 65c 70c 30 600 lbs pulled
q ooc 65c, and $1,000 lbs California At 22c 33c
OF foreign $50 bales Cape ct 83c &c., and $50 600 bs
Provence and 100 bales Smyrna private terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01
FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES TREASURY,
HEW YORK. JUNE IL. l

II NEW YORK. JUNE II 1884
Parties holding thirty (3 Coupons Of the several
United Loans which the interest
payable July requested hand them In 70 this once,
with schedules any time previous 10 that date
Holders complying With the above request VIII have hsr
coupons examined checks given for them on the S0h
inst. after O'Clock r. n.
Blank schedules be furnished application a. the
Interest Department JOHN A. STEWART
Assstant Treasurer United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

THE AccrDENT RUTLAND AND BunrScrur RAIL
npAD = ADDITIONAL NAmEs PERSONS IvIuRKp =
The following persons were injured In the disaster on
ths road on Tuesday morn M, near Enumeration Yer.
mont Colonel Meade Of the Eighth Vermont consider
ably injured superintendent Calhoun, OF the Shore Line
Railroad New Haven aud New Londcnl sprained ankle
and some bruises; Edwin 3D. Thayer, Of West Randolph
head bruised and mind wandering; Joseph N. Calhoun,
q the Tenth Vermont, thigh fractured; d. NJ Woods,
- the First Vermont cavalry collar bone broken Ser
eeant Warren r. Bliss, Of the Veteran Reserves heed
hadly out add hb side famed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

GWhess opsnsd Ia 40 lower, With moderate demand,
10 Europe though the export demand was checked by
Che rmnss in freighs and the higher rates demanded
se:a sss:% ana s,i a sn'PS Inc sss we're - zoo
choice amber Michigan, u - 81 80 Tor amber
Niwaukee and 81 IS 81 ~ for winter red Western.
Corn was m moderate demand and prices were g. o &c.
lswsr We note sales Of g. 500 bushels st Coo. TAO
Tor unsound TO. 7Sc. for sound mixed Western and
y5c for white Western Oats were also heavy and
hssvy - 7sc. Barley duh and heavy. Malt-The
market quiet and steady, with sales Of about 900
bushels II 81 CO. Rye was quiet ~
Gown quiet and we learn Of no sales
CoTToN was quiet and somewhat lower with sales OF
about 800 bales at our quotations.
Upland Florida kobils NJ OFT
Ordinary. 80 80 SO
M1ddhng. ........... ~ ~ ~ -
Good middlinR ,,... 40 A. At ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

A GENTLEMAN AGED 10. FAIR LOOKING AND
~ warm hearted though quite poor desires the scquain
nee OF young lady widow. with view ~ matrlmony
Due having implicit confidence please address N. H.. boz
Os Herald once.