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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
THE IMPENDING WAR.
General situation.

The position of affairs unchanged Congress appears
10 be assured but continues 70 be prepared for
HOSTUITIEs-wHES TO BEGIN.
It's stated that the Prussian and Italian treaty names
NAV - for the commencement Of hOsJihties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
The Latest.

LIVERPOOL, May 26-evenng-There was general i'm
proyement to-day the Stock Exchange All securities
were rather higher The large arrival Of specie from
America was one cause Of the better feeling and il is
sidered that a reaction may be about TO set in.
LIVERPOOL, May 2.-Continental politics are un-
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
Spain.
AR WITH SOUTH
OFFICIAL DH

OFFICIAL DECLARATION on THE WAR WITH SOUTH
AMERICAN REPUBLICS.
Senior De Castro Minister Of Foreign Affairs, had re
ferred in the Cores The remarks in the English Para
ment upon the bombardment of Valparaiso He said he
had informed foreign governments that Spain would have
every kind Of hostility 10 ayenge the blood al
ready shed. If the American republics continued war
with Spain she would continue TO act with energy against
them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
passenvers Arrived.

FROM NEW ORLEANS-In steamship Mon;erey-M-s Patton
children Mrs. g. A. Jone g. W keHsh. D. Beheu
Hermann 5. Ransom, O.. Lawrence. M A. Burnett james
Hines Miss Boynton and J. b. stoworh and r.
Fanenrd Miss There's Mayer Thomas Evans Mr T.
A. Grant. Ms Capt stewart : MeClne " T. wilson MIR
R01 and child, and 10 .teerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
Announcements :
Do VT Go WITHOUT IT.

Before leaving tie country see every sdy should
provide which Freckes
Tan and M seooatou by keeping clear and
prevents vuy r,dness and greasy appearance common in
J. isABEAU, No ~ Broadway, sole Agent
Mailed on addressing JARED REsR General Importers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
India.
COMMERCIAL,

BOMBAY, MAY ls-Cotton fat and declining Ex-
change 2il. Freghts declined 10 1916 10 Liverpool.
Cotton shipment for the week =, 800 bales.
CALCUTTA, May H-Exchange 2j0i Freights 4OI.
Indigo fat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
France.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
The weekly returns Of cash OF the Bank Of France show
an increase Of Cash Of ~, 600, 900 francs.
THR BOURsE.
The Bourse on the 25th was firm Rentes 6if20c.
The Paris Bourse, May 26, was buoyant. Rentes
closed al 6jf. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07

EXCELSIoR.-Ladies'. Misses and Children's
Doors 10 style beautiful in TT
hnish Gentenel's and Boys work ia great
variety. j. r. NTrHERs No u Fourbaye above Twenty
st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
The Rrincipnlities.

No MILITARY OCCUPATION TO TAKE PLACE.
TIC CONGRESS Of the Danuban PriucIalties have re-
ieetod the proposal to occupy the Principalities.
THR COUNTRY NOT OCCUPIED By TURKISH AND RUSSIAN
TROOPS.
The tcerraphc statement that the Russian ana lurKsh
troots had entered the Princpacs is not confirmed.
SPEECH OF PRINCE CHARLES
Prince Charles Of Hohenzoern in a speech TO the
National Assembly at Bucharest accepted without hesla
ton and with all its responsibilities, the Hosodafshp
conferred upon him by the free act OF the koun"Ian
people.
PROTEST OF TURKEY.
At the meeting OF the Paris Conference on the 2oth
Turkey protested against the installation OF Prince Charcs
as ruler Of the Prncipaltes. The Conference e"hn,d
itself to simply placing the protest on record.
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
Russia and France have declared themselves opposed 10
Intervention IN the Princpaites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07

THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH is in operation at
appointed and surprised. T. HOLMES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07

From Receiving ship Portsmouth three died since last
report Dorothea Memsuns aged 49, after q hours Illness
cases darrhea remain board that vessel
LATEST FROM THE FALCON.
The following the report Of admissions and deaths on
board the hosptalship Falcon for June s. 1866
AdmissiousJohan Schwensen aged 80 native OF sweden
admitted from Peruvian; John LarsdeD, aged 81 ma
tive Of Denmark Sophia Pale aged native OF oWedeDi al
from steamship Peruvian.
Deaths-EIa McGrub, aged 10 native Of ireland from
steamship Union June child no 81 boy aged native Of
Ireland admitted May 81 from Steamship Peruyian John
snson Pole aged 81 native of Denmark admitted June from
Steamship Pernvan Anton Huber aged 80 native Of Austria
admitted June T. from Steamship Peruvian
The following the Peruvian and the bodies sent over
for nterment last report Rasmus Hansen aged 81
native of Denmark Ulrich Ganierbier aged native OF
Switzerland. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
The Minor German Geverrmenis.

NEUTRAL ATTITUDE.
Ills stated that the South German States intend to
asgl! ytttass " Vey u WISH Prussia NIL
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wAB PREPARATIONS STILL GOING on

No Military occupation Of the Princpalities'
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EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA At HALIFAX
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Great Bri'ain.

LORD COWLEY.
Lord Cowey had left Paris, being summoned by Ii
British Government for consultation.
THE BUDGET.
Bills TO carry out the measures proposed in MI Ga'
stones budget debated and passed 10 second rea
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
Prussia.
PRUssIAY TROOPS ADVANCING.

Reports are again current at Prague that the Prussan
,roops are advancing 10 the frontier
, 1866-01-16
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MlDSIs;HT MAMkE1 REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Fress.]
NEw YosK, janis.
There is IN improved oue In tbs stock market The
1nlls Of the afternoon Of Saturday is steadily main
tanned, and pnany roads show further advance The
improvement appears to be simply reaction naturally
occurring after the late lecture. Railway spec
rsation opened firmly this morning, and the market
EEs <erS strong both at The open session and tho
Stock Exchlnee. Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh md North.
western were most act&Ee, lsansactota IN the former
auoonnttoE 10 1890 shsres The market was lower 1t
the o'clock board but the decline srpartot
oo Western thsa New Yozk 1oaas- Al the last board
The market gained strength, and Was bttter, with
moderate business doing.
.,. Gos1S8 P11cEA.
The following eFa thc closing priees It TO p NJ
Ohio Ctn1Esi, 76i: New York Central s9h; Erie. 91K
Reading, fe7: Michigan Southern. dRK; Cleveland 4
F1stburSh sGk Rock 1haod loi ;NorthEeltesn.5 nv
preferred sik; Ptttsourgh. Fo<t Wayne 4 Chicago,
AK
MONTY,
Money Is e1trs nefy easy. Large art offered ut
sper cent.
Cover ment Securities Ecse steady On gold bonds,
with 1isLt business. The1e Was sfoug demand III
ses, With further Euall supply Of foreign oFdszs
sIATN BONDS.
s:ate bonds dnl aad there no Important change.
To notice.
, 1866-01-16

Gold market 1rmtr. but tht.e ye.y llstfe activity
tn The market Gold. l.sK:
FE1no11rN.:
Soma activity today in Beonthof Bun, but tns bal
ance Of petroleum Lat Quiet. ss,es tha to1oH-
lre rnte1: Bennehod. t2t,R: Fee Htmn1e, &c; Flat
National. &C; Ger1uania &c; Bersen. sc; P1thole,
southard, &c; venanxo, ss.soi Cent1l, S1sa Petro
1euu market out ii sc for crude md 5s3xc for re-
nntd In bond, Nth eaes Of is& hrls crude for Fepru
ery, u SIC, aud .4t btls, 8xi1etcSu1s, NJ Sc.
Def GOODS.
Market rerna11z dull 2Ad there u 4 tendeney TO-
ward lower prices on Domestic fabrica The following
arc the quotations from tho Dry Goods Exchan6e:
Brown Observation-Disclosures, SEC.
RleAehed 6httlngs-Bzrt1ett, tbe; Bates', k2kc,
P1ints-AerztnAck, &c: Hamilton. 10; Richmond,
&c American ?sci Allen. TX; Victory, &c.
DelLnes-Hanllton Wooden Co., 1sc do NsnufAc
turhE Co. &c.
camb1ea-washsnesan. &c :Pos.lsnd lsc,
EeN6AA-1polnn Orchard. sc; AaAeAchnsettS 4oc.
TietA-Mechaes a A, CSC; Whlttendcn 4. 47kc
stfipes-Amotksae. SC Eagle, sc Albany, ..
Denm4-Peaff Il, SIC Mancheste1, Hkc.
Cotton Flaunels-IAconlA F, 42hc; Salmon Falls,
sc.
Hoop skirts-Dup1ex Elurue, prices unchanged;
Meyers 4 TX inch tapea rate 1t 10 hoops sc to
ac; three Inch tApes. sc.
The following dispatches were received At the rzy
GoodA EXCHANGE tnds%.
r4or.oESc1-No sAles of print goods. P.1ces nom.
tn4l. Trade dn1i.
Pu1lApE1.Fu1A-Good demand from the West.
Wool1ens steaoy.
Bos1oa-Tbe advance in COTTON checks any decline
tn good1.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES very uuitvorahle for trsdc.
Market weak and business dutl.
, 1866-01-16
Stop a Moment!
Don't You Do It!
You Will Regret it!

1tA not Powers Patent. therefore do not buy IT. II
you do. It, you Will lay Ii aside n soon a. you
see POWERS PATENT TPERPErUAL BROOM, which
Ia acknowledged BY broom manufacturers {wto. OF
courte orPosED to Pstrnt Hrooms) to be far su-
pcr7or to any OTHER Patent in the o. S.
publish lhsS notice, beng Informed bF my agents
thst Other trooms sre being palmed OF for Powers
say again, don't buy a broom unless Powers name Is
stamped on the ferrlc OF the handle.
Glty County and State Rights for sale nj low figures
and you do not believe that this broom business Is
Tealttythak the broom IL being manufactured 8nd sold
IN quAnt1tes. and that ten dollars made where
10 invetted, call Rt my Oce. or at the Mandatory,
corner Of Franklin and Lakests, up-statrs. D.,
Rights Are beng sold TerY fast. On Saturday the
remainder OF the whole state Of Iowa was sold 10
JuHN j. PELLET. of Jo Daslcsa County for cash !
aien third lnteseat In the manufacture Of the NE
tac Pa1t the United states, Mr Pel1ett u
Of wealth und influence, aud SUFFICIENT discernment 70
zee that PowetH Patent Perpetual Broom Is boundn
to aweep the country ard rcvo1ut1ontza tho whole
Eroom business. He hat made his "Fnr" once. ald
he think. be has dead xuor for another Rseonain
Was alPo bss9aancd Tor and money paid on II n5 nla
partner, Mr.. C0oK, to secure 1t for ono week.
We would say to ali who have sent on their orders
accompanied with the money. to wait patiently = few
days longer, and al their orders Will be nltd We
been disappointed In getting our machinery for turn
Ing out such quantities demanded, 10 our own
loss Of atlesst 3sno per day
But 1t u Jnst getting unuer way, and VIC hope TO be
able 10 MI all ordef for which VIC have received the
money the esent week. TO help lhe matter, pss
send for aa many skeletons possible, and I'll your
own brooms and eave the expense Of niing. Send Tor
circular, with STAMP. or call on
CHA9. T. BROWNE
Room IL Ty,er's Block, IL Lasalesr,
e17j-1thp Chicago, III.
, 1866-01-16
Cincinnati Market.
(6peciA, Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal

Cincinnati B1RFket.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CIHcIxnAr1, Jan. Il.
T1oCR-Fttno, With fair demand. Sales OF super
tne 1t S5.G07-so; extras 1t $500.
GKArS-Whext dull; sales primo old RID It st.so;
new do held Al tl.7o Corn declined Sc; sales ear 1t
4sc md ahclied At s7c with good demand at the de-
cline. Oats ateadys sales No. It HXc. Ryo dull; :;
sales Eo.l at &c. barley stagnant.
CotTpS-AdFaneed 1c. ciosiuE 1fm: sales mlddIng
Al &c.
&u1sIxT-fiHna aale1 bonded at 2sXc.
Pnov1s1oNs-Dpened dull Int improved, closing
with nr7ueE feeling. Meas Pork active; xsles new
city II s2ass, oouctEJ held IT fs9oo- Bacon aoIes
Hulk Meau qutst; sales fnllJ-cused Shoulder Ut
l9Hc. and Sides At i5c, loose. Green Meats active;
sales Shoulders 1t sfs1oc, sides Ut 1oo and Hams At
16ka11c, nom city dsessed hogs. Lard quiet; prime
city odcrtd at lEc.
noos-opened dali. bat closed nr1n, At $tl,E@1eN
net and s9.sso{ooa gross haaca creased frozen Hogs
1t 1ll,23@fl.so; receipts, i,eoo.
MnHE1-Close.
ExcuAS6n-rari5oe premium buying and 9l.oo pro
MUM selling. closlng heavy.
, 1866-01-16
Mining Stocks.


EKW YoRE, jan. 15.
The following sre the prices Of mining stocks bid in
Toston today centsel, no bid Copper FaHe 7i4
Franklin. 364: Haneock, rx; Hnron 81 MRnesota,
II; Rockland, ~ Bay Etate. 3x: N&Itny, -.
, 1866-01-16
FIFTY DOLLARS
Fifty Dollars! Fifty Dollars!

From that to $1oc Will bny County Right 70 aen
and nnanufscsuze DR. CoEhtEt5 EXCELSIOR hAG
HOLDER One Of the best nSentons Of the sGe+ There
can easily p4 made ttor t5ol 10 3tooo in aKty days oF
any man that csn wa1k. He need not TAIx, the thing
will speak fos ITSELF and sTesy an Who taises OF aea
Ia grain viii have 1t and pay over his $500, M VIII
last lie time and therefore It l. only putting TIC
often BIG T1sIKD XAS's TIXE HOLDING BAGS for aass
every year and It Is hettr than four hands hoaofnE
bag. an no patent right man have never aes!s "
them. butI nAvH raised EEnln. snd ksu" ms nas
Holder Is tust the thing, and Will pay fos isei
rr,r. md often In day. Gail at Room H. TJieFs
Roek II iASAlle street, or enclose samp io1 e'fea-
lar, and you viii be satisfied that al l.ay tine
TOWN, COUNTY AND STATE RIGHTS 1of sa'o y
tow Dguzts, and theT xte selling fast.
e1e9;p Il. F. 01tAsTED. AGENT
, 1866-01-16
ID I e d .

In WAnkegAn, IllihnlF, Saturday, JAnuAry 18th,
Mr.. JULIA u. FAY, wife Of John Fay. Ehq- xged ST
years.
r. watertown, y y. papers please copy.
, 1866-01-16

BALTIMORE, Jan. Is.
FEorH-Tnsettcd and heavy.
GEArN-Nheat dull. Corn heavy and &C lower.
osts quiet At sc.
Provisions -Proris1ons quiet. Mesd pork $1a75.
GEncKK1Ks-SuKar steady.
. SKKps-Cfoye1 seed $7.NIt7,15.
MH1aKET-Eifu Mt 4aEi,
, 1866-01-16
Baltimore Market.

loans ~ 193-lnc. II, ll1t
C1cna bpn-..,.. ,,...,..., 19lS2917-Inc. s.s4lAQ9
Legal 1J019 Ns-inc- IS12,tn
, 1866-01-16
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


lReported by Telegrsph EIciualyelY for the Cheazo
Trfhuue+1
Ekw ToKx, Monday evening, jAn. Is.
BEEF CATTLE-The total receipts of beer ca&&1e
arc 1850 head. Among them arc some extss, and
mostly good fair stock. Tho market opened dn1l and
lower. The weather 10 s1oHiy moderstug. In tho
afternoon all grades were 10 lower. and closcd hard
Tho current rates were:
First unaltty, 1rafsc
SeConQ La l6C
!o!lQ QuhllIF 1a2ltc
E4uA l96E
6HEEP-The market Is oyerstocktd, md Hc lower,
TheEanGe Is a9sAc. For extra oc WAS sakrd With no
sA1es.
HoGS-1htEty two cars aru IN. T1sde Aetlss at 1oa
leAc, with m upward tendency.
6oIoS RosMsoS.
rBy Associated PfesA]
. NKW FoRK. Jan. Is,
The opening day v41 heavy. Sales at Desgep Hfll
during the week &nountf TO UPWARDS OF LIDO head.
and those tht lower yadA plsced butchers beyord
ahecnt1ngtnc1 OF tho market on Monday consequent
y there was very little demand, aud tbs sod htsd
xllh coussdtrshle a@cuty. 7he quality of DC steck
WIS fair. During the forenoon trade wAa very slow
and prices fell OF fully cFnt per b, with prospect Of
further decline oetorB the close, large number
which were on the New Jersey Central road VIII BE- In
fn.pIChE.
, 1866-01-16

pnssoxAr-Bsig Gen. Sweet, formerly the mill
tasy conmsndsnt Of thls post, il DOW In Chicago
for few davn.
, 1866-01-16

Go TO the Bekt-Go to bryant Il STRAIT
toms Chicago Continental College TO get thor
ough, practical business education. or to become
good Telegraph Operator. Address fos circulars,
RHIAHt a SISAttpE. Chicago. Ill
, 1866-01-16


etc. Iecrised from all +ounces, would probably
eqca1 II they did not exceed In value the cash r.
Ihe rcpost if submitted with the bopc that We
may he tound faithful in TIC work entrusted to our
hands.
At the conclusion Of the reading OF the report. a
scng Was given IN magnificent m1nnef BY the
"AIion 4uurtctte-''
NV. + H. HUxFURET.
Rev. z II. Humphrey, DID,. said that assembled
as they wese to rejoice ut the <nccces and consdc
the cl5ns Of ihe ome for the FFicndiesE, it would
rpay them 10 remember that their relation TO Twas
t,on wese changed. Let them IMAGINE themselves
to be hutnelest, With no roofto shelter them save
that oil the institution In question: or thai the chill
the hands oi poverty aud misery, and they would
lie bad spoken Of the claims Of the institution
IL BON, Is u inhezis 81 the world, and he orsan-
zaton uf eoe3ei5 fhonld be such q to preserve and
protect That right. II was universally known that
llart colony upon an I4l.nd md give al c1us,
properly. In course Of time two classes viii be
found 10 c1sst ,berc. Ihs one poor and the other
pledee'ina,ed. 10 wealth, nhile tie other viii
seem equally born TO povcFS and misery.
II all lsrEs 9,cs tAe srcst st.uses Of want sse5 e
the e Wiling nom So!k sicincss binds 1he hand1
Of the workers and long the vol must ttare 1nta
the lace OF helpEes children and parents becoming
fupldly helpless 1hen IL If l0af Tie cdfN9 oI tne
poor become apparent. Asking for contributions
10 a.klst such Should not be considered oe:Eary:
bnt the s,mp]e collection Of tax, Lhe legitimacy o'
which should be rceornixud. The ns4nienanee,
lhe1rio1e Of euch institutions the Home for the
Fr!endiees Is no: an act ol charity. but one o abso
lrte right ..-....-
Ollen and In very many cases, the want existing
in our midi Is due 10 bt In these coSea the
guIlless have to elare misery with he entity. The
W,fr and children Of the dronksfa arc rendered mfs'
e1ablc but By No eslns Of tesiEs and thss f.sm io
member. Of society. Eycn the gpilty .utsrer e.lh
nu,ely for a-S}stanee- Ae aesures tra5 fhs pains
he erfe1f but Is Il following the example Of tht
asiour 10 r.use help 'e even 1hs e r.
u,a,es oi the ipstitntion whore aun'scr5ary the.
Celebrated, III claims were mos, urgent What va.
that eunditionf Many o! them had been What "a ~.
termed unfortunate, md As such bad ialsn mtt
poverty and wHut- The farce majority OF INMATES
were ehild5.n, and what had they done e
| deses.e the!s snserlne. TIey had heea horn Il
poverty, and whatever their Inheritance On eastl
thou1d BE- they Ind -een fIth and want until taken
| Care OF BY the nHn.rcss Of the Home. TIC tnsti
tuition primarily proposed not to kCprd pcfmancn
home IOr Its 1a1aser bui chlcfy 10 afford shelte
to little cnes, until other and more private home
cen be provided Tor them. Also 10 tie unfortunate
, 1866-01-16
WANTED.Acents--Throuchont

WANTED-:fgents-Last great
w cbus7~ tpr Root .sSents ruR souT11~ tour
oflts estue t1is aud rutGd cittes-A ou.nsy tauasn
nc assSlsicH ataes-osin description of the prs
e: &C. Hor1 Pslsena! Observation nd sx2ss,eaca.
bstd~c ausSorof Seisbbor lakewood. Cndjo's Cxrc,
eent1nuinFfo tho Au1nttc Monthly. Nc This Hlu ba
subject Of thrar. Il u on tho allabsofb.ns sph e
Of present t1e All classes Of Agents. lois4- Ad
ftsI -a11S-
, 1866-01-16

WANTED-Agents-S25-Bart-
w lett Sewing Nfachine-&3-T lntrodnce the
Bartlett Sewing Machine. Pr1ce oa1y rs. The only
Wheeler Wnson. under fsod. AccnIs 40 clearing
fotn $50 to tsG9 p.E nontn. County ttsnts gtyea %
Asrrts. EncloAe stamp spd address FACE BRO
THEIRS. General Agents. Toledo, Ohio. d9l7
, 1866-01-16
GtnIrrf.

GTOLEN-Jan. II, from between
~ Wheeler aud Hobart Stations. on the P. 4 Fl. v.
r. R.. Grey Horse: apout 10 hands high four Yeas
eight years zig: one RI arGeT lighter color Win
ward viii be psd by feevins notice ii Hobart Il b.,
Porter Co., Ind. JOHN b. MCDONALD, zeMue
Grove. c19J
, 1866-01-16

AN J 1;,s n;, 70 ,osss s coach
thoroughly understands tie and y11nar euens Of
hor<e.. Address .C0ACuMAs," Tfta9no o:tce-
, 1866-01-16

w ANTE1>-Agents-1n every
Silver Hunting Csse Wa,sh r. Of charge fer ts.
IN required. This i t6c brss chance % "a. Koess
Watch offered. For fnl particulars Adnrsas with
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-18

hacv in q Shaker village. Eugene and
Katba inc heedt the seductive words
of the tempter in their terrestrial Eden,
and mutually resolved 70 fly from the re-
straints Of Shakerdom and commit mat
rimony. How they escaped we shall
not attempt to recount bat they dem
onstrated the truth Of the adage that
where there is a will there is a way.
With their all of this worlds goods
snugly packed in q few trunks they
found themselves on train of csrs,
northward bound on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, and fearing "the
old folks at home"-the enraged bach
elor and maid ''Paylents" of South
UniOn-would intercept them at
Louisville by telegraph, and put q stop
10 their matrimonial resolves, they
stepped off at this place, and aided by
clerk and clergyman executed their
rash design, and ceased 10 be Shakers,
though, true 70 humanity, they shook
little, while the nuptial knot was be
ing tied around their yielding neeks.
We are authorized TO make the follow
ing announcement:
MARRfED-At Elizabethtown, Ken
lucky, March Doth, by Rev. w. w.
Laubuth, n, D., Mr. Eugene la Hote
to Miss Katharine Jones, both recent
ly residents of the Shaker village
South UnOn, Logan county, Ky.
The marriage occurred in the parlor
Of the Eagle House, in the presence OF
| a few witnesses. An eager crowd as
sembled to witness the novelty OF q
/ Shaker wedding, but the modesty Of
! Eugene and Katharine Fevolted al the
idea Of their becoming public exhibi
ton, and, at their request, the discom-
fitted crowd withdrew. The ceremony
ended, Eugene remunerated the ofiici
ating clergyman with a respectable fee
in greenbacks 'and silver coin, and
seVen-f fold rewarded him with Pre-
fusion Of thanks from himself and
| bride.
The happy pair departed on the mex
train, intending 10 take up their abode
on one of the prairies Of Illinois, where
/ they hope to find Glove in cottage
more remunerstive IN bliss than "sln
gle blessedness" in Shaker village
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-18
Mai the "Press,, nm or Ta-

GREAr Glrr nsTmuyrlaN. rare opportunity IS
Offered Tor q tsIuing watches, chsIt-, diamond
ring, -llysrgare, etc ~ Messrs. Arandsle q Co
ai No. ibl Eruadway. They have an immense -fa.k
cd ART Giles, varying yalue aud sll are offered at
one COLLAR csch. The distutuuoa D. very fuIly
uune-you agree 90 take a Ccrtncale I'd certain ar
pay your dollar unless you ale sausned wlin the ar
Hclc, when vii certainly be worth more thap thai
Ainouhr ana niaf ties % or Sioo. 40 excellent mode
tn- 90 investing dollar Sunday isacs, n. J. Gu,
foiTurg H., lso5
hdesfr-. A,raadals a Co. have long been aersop-
ally knorn To us, snd We beueye them 10 lie veiv
jour. Juno az, lNBi.
We have inspected, a, the office Of Arrandsle a
| ca IS Agency isr European Manufl, tuune Jeue.-
ieis a iargr assurtmcn ed fash unsll Il ami yalr Ia
isvelly OF the newest patterns. We ~, ,,il,st :
large qusuuiy OF SILVER pisie, Hnd under-tand that
thu whole 81 these newly On ported AT Giles an. 10 b.,
al-fos, % on hoFvl pnnspe, giving great al
vsuisy-s 60 buyers, ana Sil-rdiuE extensive EN-
plvymvnt to sgenls We know the uru n question
~ he yey te pectahe ana thoroughly WORTHY of
puHllc confidence, aut rvcpm mend our friends 10
ivsd sher advertisement ~. ;. AhdH, N.nf-r-
h. 3, lSo4.
By Mos-rs. Auaudale a Co.'S arrangement. the
advantage must ps the side of tiic customer.
tor ne hs- ever Oh ng tn aaiu aud nOlhug 90 r-.
suyey % lose hc AnuW- whst be Wi. rst i5T IN.
uoilr beforehand, pui De need not send o. o. Dec is
not satisfied ~, D Wod,g Aor,. Aug. q, IsH
ENrlr,NEar rug Lsutrs.-ths most eligible and
prohtah,c emp ytntnt We have heard Of Tor lsd eS
is me "a oi cefnhoJte' -ot The Crest q li-rtbu-
ton oi ATrsutae GO A lady 81 uuy sogu mtanue
Ia oteu Nc-y su cessiuI Boz th.s w-y, ue. only lp
hi"'S ner o~n pane, i'dt si~o Ia doing gooI tu-u
% those t1 whom she syIt tas Jrrlnea.ts SIS siiI
D. seen tN ,ur sdFert~iug columns. ten leutu
osn ~ De- thus eos eyed. y. D. NHridu Aa1z.-t.,
Aagr.f "a. lS1I.
an oar column the rea8er oil find an advertise.
N cut # Arrrnda'o A to.'s Gu pstrhuuvn of
watches, 1ostiIy and sI.rsrgarC. lu payrnenl oil
tlat advert sclnvnt Ro uecsYed several sets OF he
ieweifY aiN ril-ed, and we are warranted Ia SAYING
tlAt. AIu ln un-u snI quality. tuev e ,-fr1 e. lr
'FPec-stans- tHty tuICed oul % ta fns. what
thsN hsi htel rope CnJed-Tar DHa-alf. ND
tsf lr1,I frT. ~. i,UL
A'shN lie. " Wsni SCENTS "a every regiment
and % every iowa ana county 10 The couniry. sud
those acting ~ such viii Re siiowesl 10 ctni- on
every Cert ncate ordered by tugm. rruvisa tasIr
nl'tau'e afounis % one dollar. Agents vii coli
lect % cents tor Cyery Ceruneaia aud remit Is
ccnis 81 ts- either IN ca "a o. posia - stamps.
ARRANDALE & CO.,