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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Are you blind? Are you DEAR Have
you Dyspepsia? Have you caneeri Are
you low spirited, tirsl Of life on the eve Of
luicids9 II 80, call Immediately and consult
Dr.. Lion BrOekmsn, at his infrmary, No.
81 Church street. he viii do you good; yes,
cause you to make life desirable.
aur1G.1w-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Afsr the srst day OF September next no
clergyman in Missouri will be competent
70 perform the marriage ceremony uaiess
be has taken the oath prescribed by the
new constitution.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

sIroAK CAKIsR's STALLS This is enc
Of the best establishments ia TIE city. We
sdviss ell our readers 70 p~stroniEe Messrs.
siilsr 3 Carter. Their stable is o. Market
street, just shove HsameFs Sales Stables.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


rF Lsr those who have dou5ted TIE virtues 0
BVus o. Eos EHrsza if ssy such there b. Teas
fhefoiloVi gCer6hcsts rom Gentlemen vel know
N tbs conimunity. ard doubi NO more
Is ge-enl introdrctan into he srmy vi ssvs
the lives Of thousands Of cur tolditr8.
LovsvLcs. 81. Janssd less.
We, he u~ndesigoe3, have seen tie COED eaect,
produced b. the afe o. Dr JoEH BUlSs crsHos
Brrszas. Ia eases cfgeneral debility and prosirsaon
Of me system, rnd believe is esesrsi use would
prevent dsasse snd relieve much sU1euug, AmonQ
or SCI les. particularly world this be TIC eaze,
especially Rose sho sre exposed to nlas1atc N,
fasusss n thu souihern c innate.
MAJ PHILIP sPERD.
Colsct0r In. Hev. ID Dst Ky.
cBAs- 3. { TIN,
CoIctor n TIE Por q Louisville, Ky.
OIL e. pFNT
"a vcst II rshl General Of Kentucky.
REV. \. HEEDERsOS.
sscTstSJ sntaTy C0nmission.
BAR>EF, HUGsEs = o.,
Pub b 7 Den0szat.
GEo r. DoEEs. El4
TsopT et0rs Aouifvlie Anseigst.
RUGHEs Z PARKHML
whaIesass . J Goods Dealers, Main stree.
L9uisfiies KY Z
DAVIS, GREeR 90.
Whessdeshoe Dealers, hAin It. LouisElls.
BAR 4 MAPoTHER,
L~thogsPhars. cor. Mafketand Th,rd ets,
hnuisTlis, ~.
J-LfUs WfSTAR,
Clothing herhsbh cor 3dznc Market stt,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
CAPT. s. p. HILDRKTH,
o. steau er Major Andersoa.
MAI L. T. THURsTON.
PHyma ter u. g. Army.
(. ~ METc&BF.
Nat oaai q tsi, Lcusuns. *.
col JESSE BAYHEs.
4sa kfniueky Cavalry.
GEO. .. PREEII0E,
L3uisWiie Journal.
Sold Wholesale and Reial BY
berry 4 DEM0YTLLE.
uEl9iy-u al Nashville. Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Mr.. Hin, Of the firm Of Merritt ard Hill,
dealers in We'll Paper, Window Shades,
etc. etc, has inst returned from New York
with a fine assortment Of Paper Hangings,
which will be open Tor sale the latter part
Of this week. A.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

TEE Up AND UP sT4BLE-This is one Of
the finest aud most rdiabls stables in the
city. The "tarn-outs," as 90 have pTeyi-
ously mentioned, sro magnificent. We sd-
wise our readers 10 visit this cd establish
msnt sud secure q handsome drive.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

RELIeIoUs Eo7IcE. Rev. a. A. Gee viii
ocsspy The pulpit o. McKendree II. E.
Church next Sabbath morning ard evening.
sscrsmentsl services q. 3 ?. X. sandsy
school Al
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

A~rrES7toS I-RisHNEN Cheeks Oh the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
OF q to Gle for sale AZ c. n. 0rdway's Bro
her 8 Office, No. as College street. II
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

We bear that our old friend PERI, 81,
LeEia, Perrin 8 Co. Is eollecliag al hi, ols
s09uaintaaees sFouRd hlm. The am h.v,
: tP-toP ss,sbilshnost on ths eorns, .
summer and Church streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

800, 900 superior Paving aad Front Bricks,
10 be cold in any quantity, war; nted 70 be
unsurpassed By any 10 the market. all ct
tie Office Of " 4. Comedies, 90 Church
street, or the yard near the 0 d Fair Grounds.
suc4-tf CoRsELIus i SH4FFEH.
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John J. Butler

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Church q, between Spruce and viEs,
N~ABavILLEs TENN.
"A espfn prcnF-J EtsE4ed b. fesi oafa
~@Ai4 Uls-sma
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

II you want 10 keep cool these hot days go
to 80 College street, and &C. some OF the most
excellent Ice Cream in the city. II
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

CRIMINAL CouET.-The court met at the
usual hour, Judge Frazier presiding.
Tho case Of the Slate vs. Daniel Granger
and others, returned q verdict Of not guilty
Defendants discharged.
Noril (colOrsd) was up Cor larceny. a
jury was empanneled.
Alfred Harris, Tor larceny, wss, on mo-
ton of the Atterssy General, dismissed OF
payment Of costs.
The court adjourned to meet a. the usua.
hour ihis morling.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Sell your uncHrrent money musilatee
Notes, 5 and 8 cts. interest Notos-at c. n.
ordway's Brokers Office, IS College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

We are obliged % Pl0wnsn, Eve. Z,
dealers in Family Groceries, De,3.r.I
street. Tor q sample Of thsis dne Greer +.
Il l. a lrst rata article.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Thirty thousand dolisrs have been sub
scrlbed in St. Louis towards purchasing a
residence for Gen. sherman.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

FAxeY DREss BAtL.-Tbs FIRST public be-,
~ season was -insugurntSd last night
under ii, auspices Of Miss Alice Cromwell
In he Union Hal, Cherry street II "sa
large y attended, and the array o. 9eaasy
sn6 f.shion ives unsurpassed BY "Soiomoa
hi al his glory" It passed OF IA very
p~eaeesblo Snd happy manner'-NaS
Dispatch
This ia indeed uews to usl We are, bow
ever. anxious 10 know whst character tas
Loosl Of the Dispatch ~peraonstsd' and IN
what costume be was srrayed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

IFS AisufH Iowa cAvALar.-ws updsr-
slaaa 'as' ihi' noble regiment wa, r.centlv
mH'sfed out Of the service. The r,ll,r,
eoy' are on taeir way home. in ne go
State Of Iowa, and vii, ". hon. ~
splsndid reception.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

For two weeks only, dry goOds can be
bought at wm. ". Berry 4 Cos, ths, will
defy competition in sny market.
aualB tr.
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speelal

10 addition 10 their excellent Ice Cream
aud Cake, os nne & Morrison viii serve
their pa'Toas with delicious shsIbets every
venipe, as lol ows.r rrrawr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

II the ladies will visit VIM. W. Ferry &
Cos, No. 81 College street, they will End it
10 their advantage. augl6-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Pearl Miniatures, in Oil, or Wster color
Get The genuine At the Gallery Of the Cun'
bs,l.nd. sprll-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Nos is the time FOR the ladiel 70 call st
VIM. W. Berry & Cos dry goods house for
bargains. suglC-tf.
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" Berry a 20, No. 81 College St.,
-. 'AeF Summer dress goods At very re-
aurfR-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Bay your Intsrnel Revenue Stamps ct G.
n. ordway's Brokers' oHcs, IS College st.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

I'd. Willard received Last evening the n.
Y. Clipper sad other interesting nsvspa-
nara.
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We are indebted u W. H. Enrich o..
for the latest Louisville papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Ladies' Lasting, Congress and Lace Cal
ters at Thompson q Paul's I6 Union street.
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There will be Q great rush at the market
house this morning. Every body prepar-
ing FOR Sunday. Strange that the dsy Of
rest should be a general feast day.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

See The advertisement Of Truott & Wiley.
Nursery. That's the place u get valuable
shrubs plants, rose. bushes, &c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Cone q Tunnel have received tha n. y.
Clipper, Wilkss' Spirit, Chimney Corner,
Irish American, Edinburg Review Tor Au-
gust, AgthuT's Home Nagaripe for septem-
Der. and tbs New York dailies Of the I8lh.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

CoSrspEUNs.-A correspondent who At
taehss the signature Of "seed Hog" TO his
article sends Us the following ~eonundrum {;
"why was the Fourth Michigan Cavalry,
on the 18th Of August, like an empty mas.
lard batlef
"Bessus4, on hat msmOrssle day Is W.
mustard lmustsred) cut"
eoOd scr our correspondent We hope he
did net have 6 ssvsrs hssd sehs SITTER sesh
"a effort.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

We are obliged to ". c. Collier for con
siant fsvsrs IN bis line.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Z. N. Davis received at the sesanee De
POT last evening the Chimney Corner,
wilkes Spirit, Clipper and other neVsPa-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

The Adams Express furnished us lash
uight with he New York dailies Of The lsth
inst.
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Planters Hotel,

Administrators Sale at OHF Auction
R00ms.
We will sell on Saturday Morning, Aug
10Th, 1865, CT 10 o'clock, on eccouDto OF Louil
Heiman, Administrator Tor ali the personsl
esess OF A. Heiman, deceased. COas sting
OF 6no ParloF aud Bed Room FUrnitane'
Carpets books. fine Oh Paintings, statutes,
snd enc fne set Of Surveyors instruments,
etc. etc.
LovTs HErxAE, Administrators, with VIII
annexed
Go SHIELDS 4 Co.
augl7. No Is and p, College st.
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do Lustresg
Figured Mtriroes, -FH h~fmff'
do Mozambieue5,
do Empress Cloths,
~Cesimcretts, DeJaines,
ChGllies, Plaidss dark and light,
Lawn. a very large assodnent, ~
Orgsndiss of Muslins, Chintz,
A large lOt Of Dress silks,
Bonnet Silks, rsrra
AlaTge stock Of Fialnels, OF oil grades
ano colors. ii
Clocks and Cloths,
Hosie y, Holioni &c.
The above Gods will be put up in largs
lots for The trade only, as they are 6osnd 70
be sold Gro. SHIELDS & Co, Z
augl7-tf IS snd ~ college st.
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Removal.
M. FRANK
Dr. q. sCHIFF

ras renewed D. Fzmly Rsf4rHes y - Is
IL eorfh faeuH rtfeel y docf teies ch1eh
ofea = - ed rnna Ne. e 49,
chaaJsErm ~ s4h 49, HialR
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4is. Flour firm at s. sesT 10 orexiFa suie, aud
IS ags rs for round hoop Ohio. whisky firm and.
IL fr demand at 50 1867 20. Whest 293c h,tter /;
81 455I rshr Chicago spring, tadS2 lo9af Y for
amber Michigan. Corn hrmer at soe for a~uaoun5,
and . 9s2c for sound mixnd Western; Oats opened
steady and closed dullate5c. Pr9Tsiols qrist AID
unshsnEed. GOidt
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The city is becoming extremely dull
in The way Of items. are We not improving
in moEais?
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Trade Sale Of DRY Goods.

We VIII sell on Taesdav, Wednesday snd
Thursday, 22s, 23a and Path Of August,
cemmenripg OF 10 o'clock each day, q large
stock of Dry Gods, selected expressly foI
this msrkei, consisting Of
ColoTed Aipaeas,
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MlRKEfs.


NaeANaAAa aAt
Flour frmss, snd the higher grsdesa-s n Aver
q sellers. supeTfso Ss9s Is common 10 good
s. GAS IS; traders bnads Sos co. faInly. SsS
Go e. Wheat drm. new 81 ea9l IS. soccrdng@
quality old. 3 os82I2f fl rcd. Corn unchanged
Oats dun at sS9fe foT new. Whisky drn
At g is. bhi hsidsrs srs~notnil g 70 sell at les
than s. 20 The pnces Of provisions SeTe funer
to-dao and there vas 81 Empuaved dslnEnd fr bulk
nests; bacon sndi'rd. The advance IN balk meats
we're confined ehieaI to shoulders. q which 1900
were sold aflse.
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Cross RzfniLsi-I would take Ferguson.
10 Be tbs same nan that was talking 70
Hatfield thas day. This morning when4
frst looked thin I ouldn'treeoneile in my
mind whether he was the man, but when l
set down sod took a good look at him, I
recognised him. He is 3 notable man, if
you notice, and when I studied awhile he
locked natural. I was not told that be was
the man on trial.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

BUSINESS DULL.-A gentleman by the
name of Forrest, intends canvassing this
place for a directory and business guide.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.


MsEDAY EVENING, June %, 1855.
Bankers report a pretty active request today
for currency, and the market is working closer
Exchange is IN relatively lees demand than cur
rsnoy, but continues very close and htm at the
quotations noted for some time past
There was no mstsriAl change Established in the
price Of Geld to-day from the closing price sstar-
Day evening, but the market was ltss arm. snd ex-
hfbits signs Of a further recession The movement
hoWsv.r, will chis1y IN Of the Government
interest payments after the first Of July. The
price closed this afternoon atl4lA
Government Gold Bonds are receiving more at
tsntlOn in the Eastern markets, and are ruling
frmsr with an upward tendency.
The seven.thiIties In this market continue In
very light request.
There was . ve-y general decline in Proeufe IN
the Eastern markets to day, ard the Ell ct was to
considerably unsettle commercial circles here upon
receipt Of edyiofs, and 8 consequent universal
dizziness. No. 2 Red Wheat declined 29Sc; Corn
and Cats closed nominnly PC lover, without tuy-
ers. Flonr continues very q'iet. Provisions are
steady, but in the aggregate dull. There is moth
ing but q small trade in Produce, and We note no
change in prices. Highwines contioue heavy at
S2,cO. Pet olsum unchanged and quiet.
The following wore the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
ing articles during the forty-tight hours ending
/ At seven oiclOrh tbfa Morning.
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CIereIsnd wholesale Market.
ON LIBERAL TERMS

MONDAY EVENING, June 20, 1855.
FreIghfs-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are i've cents higher.
To New York-Flrst class s55; Second class:
TIC; Third class! 7oe; Fourth class: 400. FlOur,
500.
To BostOn.-First class: sl,Os; second class
ssc; Third class: 75c; Fourth Olsssi $50. Flour:
300.
~FIOUr-QuIet. We quote at 81, OO@T,5 80 for Xxx
red; ss.O'@s,5o for Xxx white
Wheat-Less sctiVs, rather unsettled, and clos
ing Base lower. Sales 3 cars No. rec Eom store
this morning 1t ST. this afternoon s CARS 10. 2
red from store at Sl.27.
COrn-Msrkst dull and lover, closing y ithOut
sale and nominal at 55o.
Oafs-NegIec,ed, cio3ing weak Rad nominaIy
&c lower. Sale this morning l earOn track At 50e.
Rye-Without ssle atd nominal.
BarIey-Inachvs and nominal.
POrk-Quiet. Cisy-paeked Mess held at $3.50
oloar steady at $500.
Lard-quiet at ISo in iierces, zoo in kegs, fer
oity-Isndored; Ice Tor country do.
smoked Meats-In good demand for Hams
and Dried Beef. Sales eco Is pain cured Hams
It zoe; 1000 rs Dried Beef at &c. sugar-oursd
Hams steady at 2sc B1con ct Isc Shoulders Ice
for c~snvsssed and Isc for uncauvaised.
Beef-Clty Mess held at sle,OO, with Light de-
msnd.
Batteries active, but steady at sl@2so for
Western Reserve.
~Cheese-Fair trade demand at the range Of 10
al4o, the outside figure for prime lots.
ReRs-In moderate request at &c.
HIxhwines-Held at $500, but market dull
and nominal.
AIcOhOI-Markst quiet and steady. Held At
A,Oo@4,OS for % per cent. Neutral Proof sPirih
s. Is9z,2O. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, S4,l&
PotrOIeum-Qu Quiet at 6s97Oe for refined In
small lots TO the trade.
Lake F1sh-ln coed steady demand ct IN
changed prices. Sales ohslf bbls Whitedsh at $780,
Is half bbla Piekerel at SssOOi 20 half bbA Her
ring at s5,75; 10 half bls Trout at 1915.
Dried AppIes-Very little doing. Very nice
held ct 7K@sc.
POtafOes-Hsld at 500 by car loads fOr Peach
blows.
FeaGhers-In demand at 75e 9 d for nice 1--we
geese.
saEt-steady. Held ct SEES for Fine $3.50
| for Coarse and Ground Solsr.
HOps-Firm. New HOfE State A5@50c, accord
ing 70 quality Ohio 259S0o,
Nalt-steady. Barley nHt hsid At $40 PSF
busheL.
ETa ana 1nrtar-Aarkas sto,dy. W. quots
a. foiioWs PTossnt Uss IL Ale $40 Stock ky
Ss oO: Kenrstt S1e,Oo Pale Cream E1; Porte
NJ HsIf and quarter barrels In proportion.
water Limo-Oswego and Akrsn held
PIautar-'Povsu's' land platter 1900 per
ton; OAlcined $500 PbbL
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27


GRAND REUNION OF TIE 18th OHIO INDIE
PENDENT BATTERY LIGHT ARTILLERY, AT
LITTLE MOUNTAIN, ON THE sTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1s65.-At a meeting of the members
of the 18th Ohio Battery at Camp Olevs-
land, June 26th, the following resolution
was proposed and unanimously adopted;
ResolUed, That On the 9Th day of Septem-
Der, 1866, the different members Of the 18th
Ohio Battery, with their families and
friends, meet at Little Mountain TO cele-
brate for the last time the pleasant associa-
lions connected with their three years ser
vice, in a friendly and sociable manner.
The object of this reunion is to meet as g
body for the last time, and enjoy ourselves
in recalling the varied incidents of the
past three years, and to wish each other
prosperity and happiness in the future.
All who were ever connected with the Bat
terry, and have been honorably discharged
or transferred, will be cordially invited.
The party will proceed to Willoughby by
railroad, where conveysnces will be proYid-
cd to take them to the Mountain. The
different committees necessary to the car
lying out of the proposed reunion are as
followsi
Committee of Arrangements--Capt. Frank
Wilson, J.. G.. Shields, Lieutenant J. ".
Grimshsw, Sergeant Pard B. Smith, Ser
geant R. N. Kridler.
Committee IN Conveyanee-sergeant A.
B. Peters, Corporal Andrews, 8. c. Storms,
G. S. Wall, Ed. Davis.
Committee on Music-Lieut. VIM. Dustin,
Ed. Byerly, T. c. Tracie, VIM, 4. Slower,
Harry Ellsler.
Floor Managers-Lieut. John n. Esta-
brook, Sergt. E. 8. Sinkins, Corps Joseph
0dell, 7. j, Hudson, A. 7. Proctor. 7s
Committee on InVitations-S. g. Reming-
ton, VIM. R. Burger, Benz. L. Sampson.
Committee on Ptinting-Corp. E. C. Fair
childs, James Hendricks, Samuel sunder-
L. 4 T-C Trania-
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Keen nIsense AZ RaH.

Invallds, broken down in health and spirits By
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks Of acute dis
eass, the testimony of thOusaudI who have been
raised as by & miracle from = similar state Of pros
~tration, by HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT1ERs,
is a sure guarantee that by the same means you
loo may be strengthened aud restored. Bat to these
who st,nd In peril of ePidsmieS, to all who, By rea-
son Of exposure, privatiOns, and uneongonia eli
mate or unhealthy pursuits, may at any moment
be stricken down, this paragraph is most PariieH-
Iarly and enpGadeaHy addressed. You, who are
thus situated, arc ProHered an absolute safeguard
against the danger that mensoes you. Tone aud
regulate the system with this harmless medicinal
samulant and Alternative, aud you will be fore
armed against the mAladies whose seeds host
arouud you in this air unseen. HosTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs are not only g standard
Tonic and Alternative throughout the United States,
but hey are accredited by the certificates Of she
most distinguished citizens OF the Union, to the
people Of all other lands. In Canada, Australia
aud the West Indies, they are gradually fixing the
place Of all othsr siomaohics, whether native or
foreisn, and as surely as truth is progressive and
demonstration overtbrows doubt they will event
ualIy supersede every other Invigorsnt aud RestOr-
alive now employed in medicinal practice.
je26;dkW
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NV ToRy mABKEF-5une IS.

fBY 9REtakARal
COttOn-AciiTs and hfuer. ssles at4Ss On
fTOIr-Dul and So lower.
Sales OF IS e54s 10 for extra state y oo4o =
extra rOaad hoop 0hioi 50 SEES 10 10 HsdS
brands.
The market oIcsing heavy.
Whfshy-Quist and Arm salesat g ee9s
Whsat-lA2cIoWs with a Moderate export de-
mAnd. sales ChicHgO spring IT 81 50, - So1S0
/ 81 for MilWauAeei 81 66Sor Nnssr Michigae-
EYe6Quist-
Harsey-EHn-
C~Orn-Heavy aud fully &c easier. Saies st So
asac FOR unsound; S5asSo for sound mixed uest-
srn. end $3.50 for ki'n-dried
cats DalI and lower. sales ct T2HS7ee for
western.
sugar Dull Cuba MusgoVsdo Is1S.
HOIasses-Dul.
PefrOleum-VsFy firm. S5a35K for crude;
52a6sc for refined in bond 729f4s for free.
WOOl-Dul.
POFA-Oul and over
"a e. at SS as T5h for new mess, closing At
S23 6l1$ cash; S22 1898 90 for 1851 ncw DO. cash
and regular way, closing az - eashi sis "
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

susPEKDED.-The Soldiers Aid Society Of
this place has resolved to suspend opera
tions, after an existence of four years. The
funds and articles on hand are to be re-
tanned for the relief of the returning SOL
diers who may be in need of assistance.
The ladies of the Society intend publishing
q complete report of their operations from
its inception to the time of its suspension, as
soon as possible. To the friends of the SOL
diers, who nave assisted in the good work,
the ladies return their sincere thanks.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

CoMHIssART DEPoTs.-0aptain Elderkin
was in this city yesterday, ordered here by
General Hooker, for the purpose of examin-
ing into the cOmmissary affairs at this point,
with q view to breaking upthose not neces-
bary. Only shout 5000 ratiOns are issued
here in q month and it Is probable that the
depot will be removed. Captain Eiderkin
has now g'ne on s similar mission to John
CONS Ialand.