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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27
No. 263.

NOR sALE.-BUENA VISTA sPRTNGs-l3JL
il Acres; one SMALL Frame Buildiug OF two rooms,
sncss IN order; THREE SULPHUR SPRINGS
White, Red, and Bla~k; Two Free stone Springs
One cisten on the bin see feet front the Bueua
VISTA Pike; the entire pl is about square. On
the ~ = acres are found hli, glen, c9Wsr. Teeess
rocks % bdd rel e. preepicG, hAt, springs. creeH
and romantic drive. Ihia picturefqle Watering
Place, Ia possession Of the snt man, can be made
the most at active sumner resort about Nashville.
and nenE Only u miles from the ctr, la easily
reached ~ private conveyance, and no doubt be-
Fore many mouths vii be- accessible by stree. Rail
road fuce $50 on easy terms Apply 10
h. G. sCONEl., Real Estate Agen.
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BOOK BINDING AND RULING

We respectfully invite a liberal patron
age, knowing that our style Of workman
ship cannot be exeelled, or our terms com
psted with.
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As A DIURETIC
Speer's Wine

ItTnnparts healthy setOn of the glands. kid
a-d nrinarv ~rFaus, yerT beneficial IN dropsyi s
nd rheumatic afis.iiOns.
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No. 265-

NOR sALE-BEICE DWELLING Of 4 rooms.
IT dInInE room. kitchen aud servants rotn- Lot
saElsu NoFth Market street, next sauih q du-sIas
formerly oocgp.ed D. n teEsrs Puce e.. TO-
e. 90 cash htance IN and ars.
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Chsnsery Sales at NcAlinnvlIIe.

In Chancery ct McMinnville, Tenn
FKBuad VIM Waite, Ez'rs If Wm While,
deceased,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27

TiOR RENT-A new Frame HOuse OF rooms,
Il 10 North Nash vile, nes- the residence Of Dir.
F. K. Cheaiham- Price 500 per snnum.
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8aabpille sanlu1r.
KITS OF ABVERTIs[ka.,
10 ADFEBflsERS M prTlIT.

o. lan c LA.zs VIM BIZ as FOLLOWS,
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vs.. : Supplemental and Amended Bill.
Sarah A. BIbo, ct as.
IN this cause, Il appearing to The satisfaction Of
Of tie Clerk and Master that the def ndauts Sa-
rsh BIbo, Atei b. Bloc, Joseph ne T BIbo,
Nancy J. blDo, are non residents OF the State OF
Tennessee, that the ordicary process OF law
cannot be served Upln them II is e. ereiore or
dsrst that publ cation lie matefur O1r consecutive
week5 the Rsshvile Union, neWspaper pub
d he 10 the liy Nsshyil e, tennessee. requir
fug "a cefsbsnts 70 spear al tire nextterm o, the
Chsuce-y Court Of Srniih county, to he he'd az The
Court house IN Carthage, Tn the third Monday in
August, 1866, then and tnere 20 psead. answer or
demur 20 complanauts' bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set Tor hesring exparte
70 them. ID. h CAMPBELL q h N.
q.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27
No 225

ElOR SALE-A small Farm OF % Acres, on the
\ Brick Church Pike, 9 miles north Of Nashville,
well 10 proved. Frame house Of three rooms, st
tic, hall and kitchen. Tao springs, tine young or
ehsrd Of 600 ruU trees, iu beginning TO bear, APP
pies, peaches plums, cherries and plums, al well
enclosed. s 80 per acre; One-hslf cash, talance
in one year. Possession gwen January LIST, ls55.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27
In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RUI ES, 1856.
Msrc.lIns Gains nni others. dsfsnasnls.


Msrcsllus Gains AMI others, defendants.
IN tins Cause It appearing to the Clerk AMI Mss-
ter rom andavit that the de eadants 7 Il Baker
and vile Mar uda Baker, Thomas skier ana bu-
asri haher the two last being minors. are RON
re idens Of she ate Of Tennessee, g that the or
dinart process Of aW cannot he se we'd on them;
lt "a therefore orierea thst pnhncation be- msde
for tour success We weeks in the Nashville Union
= new paper pub ished in the city Of Nashville
Tenuesste, requiring the said delenda Il 10 az
pear on or within tue fist three day OF our next
Court 20 be held on the first Monday in August
1886. then and there 20 plead, answer or demnr TO
conpainar Is bill, or the came viii be taken for
confessed against them and set FOR hearing 4 parte
RptlO-4tN SW HAWKIxs C6M
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ouihouses ard shout Fifty OF sixty sores Ct Land,
hsIuug DC 70 VIM. b. Ago, cjaceui 70 The tCwn Of
NcYf.usIi lie sale en- & credit Cf twelye u-opths,
exert Fity Iol.a-s cash 20 d upon u months
tfn % svoii the ght Of rejempuOn al the IN
IF. MOBFORD, CAM.
apriiII-6lw prs re IS g.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
MARCH BULBS. 1850.

MARCH BULBS. 1850.
". Cross BIZ
james McC.s.n e. AZ.
IN THIS cause % appearing TO the Clerk ard Mas
ter that She defeniauts james Nraau, ~ ~ A.
hcllala- James K. I0nsy aad vie Jan" A., susan
+ Me1an, Mm. Mccain, sarah Jane Mce-nn,
a1d Etzs1etn Mccain, last thrfs minor children
OF John u Mccain, decd are . residents a M
STATE OF tennessee 81 thaf the ollnary process Of
AZ ca NOS b. serves upon ITEM IL = therefore or
uere1 That pub eaf1r - male Tor tJur suc,easl -
weeks, IN the Nashville Uu.ou. newspaper pub
llshei q the city Of - hriiie, Tennessee requ.r-
ING sad descendants Oh appear az the August term Of
the Ohancerv Court % smith county, % be held at
Carriage. On the third ronday 10 August, 1895. 10
answer the Cross Bit q A. McCialn aesinlt thsm
add other or tbefarne vii BE- taken OR confessed
and 80 for hear ng ezpartc, a. b. them
mar2suft u. n CAMPBELL G. 81.
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In Chancery st Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, ls6d
A 4 McNeaI Administrs or


Elizabeth Wright, et al.
IN his case nppesrpg 4 the ssti fsctlon Of the
Clerk and Mes sr, fro \ affidavit. thatt hs esfsud-
ant NJ oses h Wright, is MT actusen Of the Stale
Of 1vnuessee, AZ the ordinary process VI Law
Cannot be served upcn him:
It IS ca. rerore ordered shat publication be ma e
IN the Nashville Dni0n- newspaper published 10
the city Of Nashville, ior four successive weeks re-
curing aid defendant TO appear SO the next term
OF tnc thsucerv CO ut t. Be held Al the courthouse
IN the two HunIngdoa, enn on the FIRST Mon
day august It then and there to piead. an
sWer or demur tocoppainants biil. or the rame
vii be takcu for confessed and 80 fer b. arnE ex
parte 10 HIM 5 W hAWEINs, G & II.
Bpral0-4w
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10 ChauoerT at Huntingdon, Tenn.


~ asiuth Wright. 81 ale.
II pgfsusn = ol an interlocliory decree Of The
Onsn Try court % 4 nuagt0n, ulsde n tha shove
cau-e, uua'c De- haIehy gisen % al creattofs OF &
Wright, de es-ed, 70 nie their ciaims, duly proven
iue IA direct, With ne, on or b. ore The "a dsv
q july next. o. they VII b forever haired.
hpHllv-SA sW HAWKINS, CAN.
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Public Sale Of City Property.

rT1HlS DAY, ~ II O'Clock, on the 4 remisas We
= VII sci that very valuable propsrty, adjoining
she l. 4 n Railroad Depot, known as the Bishop
Miles prJPeTtg.
JOHN o. EWING. Trustee.
aprs.-lt }. I. ar ". BROWN, Agents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27
No. 235.

EIOR RENT-Fiteeu Acres Of good Land, at hrst
1oll-gRte on Gallstn Pike.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27
In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.

NOVEMBER RULE, lsdl.
r J. HOu0rd 90 AIS,
Ysf Original b d.
John b zndreas, etaIs
ON motion % compianants bv their solicitor,
and % appearing b he satisfaction % the CisrE md
Msster, from sn alleys i0n in compla nanrs OIL
that t7e deiendan's James and Psyton Taylor
, francis lRlehart aad her husband EibeD1 r. lg.s-
nart are ron residents OF the STATE Of Teonsszes
il ~ therefore ordered that Publication De- rlsi'
ior our Consecutive weeks 10 the Nashville l11l'
d. fspaper puo isned In the city ~ Nashville. 20
curing ne Faid detendau's 70 sppear 81 the lrfi
term Of the ChaueerT Court b Be- held for &C.
eoultJ OF Perry. az taa courthouse 10 Soc tlau Of.
lAncer, on On drst Tnursd y a Ter the frst Mon
DAY IN April mex, hen and here 10 enter iba.r ia
kea Dor confess a, and set Tor bearing 81 par. d.
% Them z N. THOMAS. a "
rnsr-ng-ftw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27

LA pure AT Gle from the Juice OF the Port Grape
possesslrg med cal pr peres srper OF 70 any 9th
er VINE IN u- and En excel en- ar icle for al weak
snd dehiitstfd persons, and ths eyed and nhrIn,
improving the appetite, and bench ing ladies snd
children
So ~ il on~e an yru VIII not be deceived.
nsc- BE cure the signature Of Alfred Speer IS over
the cork Of each bottle.
e sold by ". }. q q. W. SMITH, Nashville
who also sell the CASIELLA PORT BhAc Dr. a
choice old article, imported only BY Mr. SPeer' ii
rect from Opouo. -
Hlhe trade supplied byR A ROsINS0N CO.
Iousyn e, XIV, ard ~ al wholesale dealers IN
New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and "a Louls,
and by A. SEER az his Vineyard, New jersey.
Principal Office, No Dos, Broadway,
New York
dne2I III IN 4 SAT and = cow II
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27

Advertise Iaenis in tie Special ColtrnB grst tine
frCm J 10 lines, 81 ts,Lescb sJi.,-i n ~ 49, =,
Een's sulse4uenl Insertions, 10 cents PER Inc. In
Local Ooluinn, hfai time, from 10 lnea, al &C.
tOLs, l5 cents per me
AZ adsei lfss oeespying SPECIAL position,
Cd al dolnie column sdFeTiisernsuts. viii -
ehAi "a Per cent advance On regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
s.l e cnaEEed Al the regular advertising rAtes,
fud mUst lnVsrlshiy T. rsid \ ajTenee al no m
ssruon made -
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= ne Undersigned, have this day sdopisd tie
abcTe rates Tor advertising 70 which we biDd our
ssltes strictly 10 aabele
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING Co,
JOHN WALLACE, for NE l,.u..saea
hAkkf, WiHHAM co. Tor T4sst.
BRIL- JONES q CO., for Gazette.
NASHVILLE, Trss.. Sept. e, lso5'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27
No. 1885,.

EfOR SALE-4s3E feet, corner Vine and Union
y streets, opposite tne re=idence Of Mrs.. Ez-Pre-
sdent Pc Z. Price $500 per fJot. A noble spot tor
a fine residence.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27
No. 229.

ElOR sALE-2o, AZ, or $40 feet front on North
4 Cherry street, les ieet deep, next north OF the
Commercial H0tel. This Is a central business 10
cRity. Price $50 per foot. Ore-half cs=h balance
IN 1 and years interest and men.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27

outhoui g. and al ice sppurt, nalce- for ia d. In ac
rordapce with The IrosisiJn Il Deed OF Truss tx
eeutea by Harvey "A Wstters0u, IN 'ut the night
Of reaea.pton. The deed OF frost " % be hown
on cav Of sale /, F. MURFOAD, c. 81,
spr.lIl-6- prs fee S. 60
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SARGENT & co
In Chancery at McMiunville
FEBRUARY RUINS. lsC6
rts ErfsT1-,g- ard 9TH "a gnutn'qtnanfe

Lewis Faulkner and 9th rs, complainaais'
q BID.
The heIs q .bn- Uoolc7, their names unknown.
May C'ub sud her chidr h-ue'r names ur snowa
ru comp sInaut Issas Cuokty, ich8rd Co okev.
aHu Ionu Moh' and b. wife, Ann, ETmeily Am
C obey, ocieuasns.
IN sprea-lug 30 the satisfaction % Che Gle and
Master. rom Afh isyit that TIE above named ue-
Pendants ere non reslieuts OF the State Il fennes-
zee, 80 thst The ordinary prose o. isN cannot he
-eN-i ypon thrm; ltls che .e.ols orte ed az pub
uclton - n.s'c. To- iour con ecurve week. Iu the
~, h1tie Jui NJ a ECVs gar er public he'd m the city
81 raehY u rogu.r sad DEFENDANTS 20 appear
90 ne 6rsi ca of oar next G,Crs 90 held al 4 Pc
Nmuvlr, on iie fth Mon ay IN hsryE, st, %
p "a HnsEer So oemHr 10 cen y Einsuts biii Ortbe
saase yi De taken 10. con essed, ~ % them, and
g. MoRrORp. C. AN
fl2iwit' FyL c Ht's. D. c.
Ia smith County Court, az Carthage
FEBRCARy RU KS, ls5G
e. c sanders sld Horsa-e Uiurl
pauiue r aves snf others.
~ this csuse. ard on motion az complainant s
solc Tor. mi appearing The ssllsasct, ~ Of te
Gers, thss dsfsndanus Msiiosk Biz, Judah
Mag.ock o. Ruth &. N E,ocSlu Psuune Reeves
Al .Hua Reeves Jane Acttc e.. ana rhniz Feaves.
arU ruD-rH-llerts Of ila state % Tennessee and
Iv- dents % the ale OF Kentucky 30 thst ne or
dlua'y process o. sE,aunot b. --Ivei upon them,
lt is taersia0e or cred thst palhCsn &c made.
~ iogr c,nsCCutIy- weez- % th- Nashville tiuion
new paper Pu,@ished 10 sac cry OF Nashville.
lfuu' see, r-qUIfln2 ...i dclsldan 90 aIpezr D.
lore t1a County Court o. snghc univ. 'Tsbns- spe
81 TIRE euuri house 90 the toan Of Ca5hsee on the
urst Aouasy o. Aprl uCEt, ls6 then sni lhs7e 20
p'rs1, answer or demur ID c7mpl .1ants' position,
OF ths sane MI pe ts1tu tor confessed ard set
dozen G hearing expute, a. g. them.
c-a,-va Cork Of smith CsSs is,, Court
L, Eh.-.,-- 81 TT.-.ts...-s r.
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In Cbanoerv at McAlinnville. Tenn.

In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
James P. Thompson.
B. l. hidley and Hugh Frances.
IN obedience TO a decree Of the Cusncery Court
ren cred IN this cause at th5 March term, A. d..
1906, I will sci 1T the courthouse 10 NcMnuyllle,
on Mon lay, the Zist day % May, 1885,
ALOT OF GROUND,
wing near thu Depot a. Mem nnville, on credit o.
rs eive months Sold on twelve months C edit b
avoid The ght tf rgdemprou, " tfe instance a
Bond and ecuv.tF will be rtQg rcd,
and a en retained
J.F. NO 7FORD, Clerk 4 Master.
ap.ilI- 6tF. pr = fee e. g
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No. 22l,
No. 222.
No. 223.

ETOR SALE-I65 feet on North Front street, east
Z side, next north Of and adjoining Bndgs street,
known a. the Brick Bridge Ioli house property,
embracing the Toulouse an large Livery stable
ltwn be sold as swhole or IN lois. Now rented for
over $500 per annUm.
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No. 2I4.
No. ZIG.

NOR SALE-A small Frame House, l0t 23X7o, on
il Jackson street, north Of the Corporation Spring
Puce $50.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27

barmore Feb % ls5A I
~ hsye great saisfsetiou In stating ma. have
used "irhe 5amEritsu's KemediesH lorfF eaerea
Disease IN is most customary forIns tnaf have
used them with Judgment, discretion, and proper
ly, and have found them respond 70 my a1acips-
TO 3 promptly sna efiectualy. knowing their
composition, have the fullesf confidence 10 their
eiiirScy, and as far as my use Of tnem extends,
recommend thsm strorgiy"
ALFRED c. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 9Th Eeg YORK Eola
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-27
sAMARITAE's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier AID Remedy for
sCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOLS, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES. &c.

FOR Syphilis or Nenerea Diseases, the sanari.
IAN Root and Herb Juices is the most potent GER
tam and sectuai remedy ever prascr bed 10 reaen-
e. ana eIadlcates every particle o. he vensrss no-
son, 80 that he cure j. borough and uermaneat.
Iake Then his purifying remedy and he hsale.i,
and DO not transmit 20 Our posterity that for shch
yoa msy repent ~ ster years
DO NOT DESPATRi
Although you may be pronounced incurahIe the
samaritsn's Root and Hsrb Juices viii remove
every yesHge Of impurities from the system. 81 vel
~ al the bad effects Of neTcary.
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Resder, here Is proef positive Of TIE value Of
these truly valuahls preparations. The old scken-
ing and d gnssing drugs have 70 give way 70 rene
dies purely vegetable, pleasant % The Taste and
P05ifTVE CURE-
Sold BY kCW sMTTH, Drue4ists.
Cor. Church and Vine streets, nashville
DESMOND 4 CO., Proprieiors,
SIS Race street, Phiiadelphih, Pa lsspso-sm
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The sascacy Of these remedies is alike acknoEl-
edged 81 physicians and pauests- They a-e used
10 the o. 5. Hospitals, and By theirFeai merit have
gained the appreciation o. the most able surgeons
Pstiest take notcei The Ingredients are Enown
70 The physicians who use them, a. you wis see by
The folloulng.
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Sanaritan's Wash.

ls. in case Of Syphilis, used 10 couIubctlon With the
cents.
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No. 232.
No. 234.

FOR sALE-One Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
The New York herald., 1866-02-22
ylfrd.

PiANIRy--Ou Wednesday ,norpipe Feh-u,rv of nj
b,inorrha nf tho lungs RuaaSsiH. wife OF Joseph L.
Bamre, ana daughter Of the late Francis W. Merriam IN
the sd year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfry
invited ~ attend The funeral from her late residence
No 20 Fast Fourteenth sirce, on Friday Afternoon nj
two O'Clock. ~
ccsASr.-on Tuesday evening, February 20. Mr.. May
w. CosASr, wife OF tue late Dc d. =. Conant OF New
York 80"
Notice Of funeral hereafter ~
DRAyrox In Jersey City, on Tuesday February 20.
JoHy nEayToS, native OF harrington Somersetshirc
England IN tho 10Th year of his age.
Tho relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 aiond tho funeral from Grace church. Jersey
CITY. ON Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock
FrGELsASc.--,)n Monday February TO- FREDxrIr,. he
loved wife Of Ferdinand Fugelsane aged 81 years and
The relatives aud friends also the New York schu'zen
corps, Captain Busch, and the scandinavian Society
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral FROM
aie residence, 316 First street. Williamsburg, /. L. on
friday afternoon, at o'clock.
Huu.-on Wednesday, February 2l, CIISros BEU-
vet only child OF William a. and Mary A. Hart aged 10
nsnths and Is days.
fc relatives and friends OF the family invited to
.n the funeral from the residence OF his grandfather
a. a. y Eenct, 81 West Twenty second street. on Friday
~,,rnocp \ one o'clock.
noras. on Wednesday. February q, EovAnp Hon
h's. "a .ne W year OF hisage
Ihe irien,a and relatives Of the family, - vel as
,hose OF his Nt0,hers-in.law-M ID. Iynch, Mathew
invited 70 a,spa h ~ and John Barke,srr rss,ssrcs NJ
l- west sixteenth street. on Friday morning. 81 hail.
past ten cclcck, witioetf,rt,lor notice.
4
hnksck IL JoHSsoS, In the 56th year OF his age .
ms friends are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral, This Crhursday ternoon at one o'clock, rom
his late residence 400 Var ok street;
Chicago papers pleas co;y
kErcHH-At the residence Of his brother, David g..
neoham 10 broadvsy, Williamsburg, on Tuesday,
February 20, CHARrxs !. KE1cHAM
HIS relatives aud friends, and dose of hts brothers,
Jesse ana David s. are respectfully invited 10 attend The
funeral, thi. Thur dag morning NJ nine o'clock. HIS
ment
kLsrs -on Tuesdy, February 20, Ann csrs,oAs, the
beloved wife OF VILLAIN Klein, from Baainicarcsn,
county Of wcStmcfh Ireland
me friends and yquantances respectfully invited
70 suena the iu~n this Thursday afternoon, a. one
wsooS from he late RESIDENCE Denman street, Meirose
westchestcr comfy. Her remains will be inferred IN
Calvary Cemctfy
LIZ G.itsz ION Monday, February 10 Mxnv y, wife
Vi re,sre u y caller, In tho 26,h year cf her age
Lne IuherI services will take place this Qnursaayl AZ
,srnooh, one ocock at st AIMS church, kightecntn
sns. a Ne, fl.h avenue Her friesds and sc9usln,
sn0es, ~ we members Of CITY Lodge, 15l, " OF "
- ana 1e Inends Of her brother George HAYS, ana
sne meloeIs OF Atlas Lodge, 316, " and u, are rs-
"asoep AT Greenwich Conn, on Tuesday, fce-
wU. ""' !" W."
'inenl services this Thursday snsrscon. ~ haaf.
The New York herald., 1866-02-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BEIJ-BEsNIs-On Tuesay. February 20 bv the Rev
nv. Waricll Mr. JAWS F. Bal to Miss PflBE n bySyls
" Mis city No cards
,Sl'r-srAnR.-O "Wednesday February 81 by the
rev Q. 4. Peitz, ALBERT Eer, of Newark, NJ j., TO
Es.tN2 -v,RR, Of this city.
,,auNNis>, ,.ooDsrgfp in Hohoken on "Wednesday
reorunrssl w the Rev A. s. Harris, Captain ALrIsso
Iao"hLic - hyanns Mass, TO Miss kABiLL NJ Gcoe-
I, Sr--on Wednesday, February 81 by tho
NeV co..,n ee'eepenf. In the Dutch Reformed chuch
p' y, =, i.na, We place aud Fourth street. j. wnLna
ESfS to Mhia oitnyir. MI of ths city
FosnfcE-RRnSSE On Monday Jnnn,rv % nv res
Mr FoS GntESE Fosp,cx TO Hxxs IarxE fRogsy All 81
this city. '' ~" W
rLfsN-''ahklf On sunday evening February IL
by tho Rev. Faihtt NcKenna Mr. JoHN n Nt,sS ia Mis-,
KATE f., dauehierof Patrick carken, ESQ ali OF This
city. ~ " ~
PaTrEa-oS- -Dn.ox-on Monday, February 10 nv tho
Rev. y. W. Bliss, w. PATTERSON to Miss TyRts, Dir
Loy, both OF Brooklyn, " " ~
RUsnEs-- DrSB,n.-On Tuesday February 20 at m,
resenco Of the hse's brother, by the Rev. Dr Mckeh
WILLIAM A. R,ast " Miss Jazz DusBAg all Of this city
The New York herald., 1866-02-22
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs.-Recepts none. The market continued quiet
Prices vory firm.
BREApsrUFFs. Receipts 1880 bbls flour, 400 do and
1857 bags corn meal, 1851 bushels wheat, 1850 do
corn 90S0 do oats, ass do rye 900 do malt, 02o do
barley. The demand for State and Western hour WAS
fairly active Prime qualities were steady Interior TO
common grades were dull and declining The sales were
about 200 bbs at subjoined quotations. Southern
-four was in good demand. Low brands were dropping
The gales were about 900 bbl Canada flour in good
demand bat at irregular prices Good grades remained
steady but ordinary qualities rued in buyers favor
The sales were about $50 bb Rye -four was inactive.
Corn meal in better demand. We note sales Of 500
bbls at - 25 for Brandywine and So 70a 50 IS for
The New York herald., 1866-02-22

| COrn meal, brnuuywne. 81 ~ \ ~
Corn meal Brandywine, punche0ns. ~ 20 "a oV
The demand for wheat was less active, and prices
showed strong declining tendency. The sales include
par. No 9 Milwaukee club at 81 So Corn inactive and
heavy; the sales about 900 puhols at 7lc TAG
for unsound, aud 75c 7Sc for sound mixed Western,
and 7Sc for yellow Jersey Oats we're que. SIC for
State, 3sc 43c for unsound and 53c Sac for sound
Western 500 a SIC for Pennsylvania and Jersey and
54c a 55c for Canada. Rye was dull and heavy; we
note sales of 1000 bushels mostly Canada at 81 TO-
Malt quiet with sales of 10000 bushels at 92c for
State. Barley was inactive and nominal.
CoroN.-rhe market was rather less active, and with
more liberal offerings prices ruled shade easier
through not quotaby lower The sales embraced 1850
Upland. florida. Mobile NO.6T
Ordinary. y........3S 80 SO 40
Bddlng. .......45 As ~ 40
Good middling. AT 4S AZ 40
COFFEE continued quiet Prices remained steady at
yesterdays Quotations. NO cargoes were SOLD
The engagements wereTo Liverpool 500 baes cotton at
5-l6d, Nd; % tcs. searine at 20s. To London, so
61sd The charters schooner to Wilmington, c.
railroad iron SO SO; bark TO Shanghae coal at 4Is
brig to St. John and Mayaguez, T. r., and back sugar
$780, and moasses deck s4; schooner to Charleston
$1,000; brig to Havana, on private terms r,.
MoLAssEs was inactive aud prices we're nominal We
note sales OF so hhds. Barbados at Soc 40 bbls new
crop Cuba at S0c and about 20 bbs. New Orleans IN
lots, at 9Ic III 10 Also, by auction 200, Dds Now
u1oSs.-Receipts, 100 bbls. pork. 425 packages
meats, $40 packages aro 7sa dressed hogs The
demand Tor pork was inactive and prices ruled rreTuar
aid iowr, now and old mess closing heavy at $2S 70.
The sales were 5000 bbs fer present delivery. at
old do $50 SO $40 rs prime aud s23 s23 25 for
prime mess Also about 5000 bbis. mess, for
MARCH, April and May delivery, sellers option, at
about 400 bb ut S16 $50 for pw plain mess, and
$50 SO S24 for now extrn mess Beehams were quiet
and NOMINAL small sales made Il $41 SAL co.
Bacon less active; prices unchanged however,
the sales were about 200 boxes al l5ho for Cumberland
cut and lSkc l6,.c for short RIB. Cut meats were
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