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ATTORNEYS ar LAW.


tan PhesnlK and Kncker6Ocker Life OF New York,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
IAMPBELL. MoRwEN q GROEsBECK, AttOr,
" neys al Law ana Claim Agents, practice IN All
the Courts. COliectlons promptly attended 70
also claims against the United States snd vouchers
collected. oee " North Cherry street, up stars.
OTIS, z. A.-Attorney and Councillor al Law,
" Office s21z Cherry st.: p o. Box f4s'
HANKERs AND BROKERS'.
E14RsT NATIONAL BANK-Government Deposi-
fNtory-No. 50 College street, between Union
and tie Public Square dealers In Uncurrent
Money. Exchange, Coin, and Government Securi-
bes of m kinds. Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission Collections promptly at
''slSS q. SANFORD, Pres't. JAS O. ooDrS .Cash'r.
X. q. JAnIs0s, Assistant Cashier.
NEARR, THOs s.-BrOker, corner Union and
MI College streets, buys and sells Gold, incur
rent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on commission.
CECoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - Cherry street, deals IN Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Con. Collections promptly
attended to J. LUnsDEE, Cashier.
TI,HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
II Deals in Exchange; Government Securities
and Com. Collections promptly attended 10.
Gold Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
W. W. BERRY, President. EDGAR JOINS, Cashier
s-------------
BELL AND BRAsS FOUNDERS.
nERRY 4 DUMONT Bell ard Brass Foundsrs,
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of brass work,
dealers IN gas, steam and water pipe, OH Wen tu-
ting and pump, gum hose packing, spelteT, solder
apd babbt No. Al broad street, near the uver.
maTlA
HOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CU.-Book
~ ami job Printers, and publishers Of the Dali
IN and Weekly Union, lrlnters Alley, between
Union and DeadeucE streets.
nItEWERX.
OPRING WATER REWERY.-MANKEL q
y FRANK, Successors 20 NJ. J. Dr1ckef. Brewers
OF Ale and Lager BEER 10. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn ldecSly
BOOKsELLERS AND srATIONEKS.
GlNGLkTOH, X. Il H-Bookseer, Publisher
- S.auOner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Olhce
building.
CARHIAGE mAKUFACTUREIt
AYERS & HUEr-Manufacturers Of all the
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CITY DIRECTORY.
agents of Insurance Companies.

TAREY & SMITH, Nos. So snd 80 Union street,
(up stsirs) represent the following Companies I:
htns q Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Meiropoli-
Tan, PhasnlK and Knckerbocker Life Of New York,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio
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DR.. John Bull
OF
Louisville, Kentucky.

HIS iuimitable preparation Of sARSAPARIi.LA
has long stood &C the head Of the 7ariOus CON-
pounds OF that valuable drug.
His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm LozengesI
n less than a year after their Introduction
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Browns Bronchial TroChes

l0OHEl AlE I3I1 WIN HLWNT8 0||n |T|-TI-
SINGERS AND PUBLIC spFtkFRa


raoCHu auE tstn siru ALwATs saob su0crsH.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC 5FEAhRKs
viii hud iroche- useful iu clearing tls vo.ee ahar
taSeu before Singing or Speaking. aui relieving t.a
throat alter an unusua eIcrti1n of ths voraIorls.a
Che 1roches are recommended and proscrlsI tv
Physicians, aud have bad to.lmoalt.a from .uf..
neut men throughout tba country. Being su ar..-
Gle Of true merit, ami having proved fHsir o1rs-y
by test Of many years, eafh year hnls lbsa Ia s.
diiioud locaitcs ga various pare, OF tle world AMI
the Iroches are un,yer'a By pronounced talter tl,H
otker articles.
Obtain ouiy "BEowy's I'E1y.msL TssfHrs.H auI
do not take any of lha Worthless limitations Hs.
may be offered.
Sold everywhere .u the United st,tca, 1u. .l ser-
oign Coz tres, at 30 cents per b0z.
JtulZ-3m
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II NIGHT BROTHERs-Deslers in Cumberland
N and rittsburg Coal. Wood sawed and split 10
stowe lengths. Office AZ Church street. Yard Cd
Rolling MlllHnl, south Of Broad. All orders filled
promptly.
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HOME AGAINtt

HAVING retUrHod again with a large
stock of
sc, Nc,
to the OLD home, / would respectfully .u-
form the Ladies' oI Nashville t1aJ ws wtII
be prepared 10 manufacture any kind OF
Cords, TasseIs, buttons, Funrgs,
Nc., Ace
as good and as cheor.uliy aa formerly.
OSCAR BONNIE ECO.,
nOvi-tr Nu.g Union aiI.st
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ln Eetiri1g fsosn ne ahovs ann, 7 ts.isr nv
gfA-elai = asnts % my cid fr8aas s5r ne
and lln-i ~ tncy NJ cont uas % 10 ne -.-s ~
ny - lsftnef, Af aaitamsn fssling sssylrs thst
,is- N - .sa. a. VII uss every enort %
s.Fsa.sT ~ - al5pQfed % patron ze HIM.
r.. n HOGHE3
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Nervous Debility.

seusinsl Wesk uess etc. can he cured hy one Who
hsz really cured himself aad huudrsds of others
aud VII leli you notlling bus the truth Addre-Hs
- Etaunp EfoE 81,
dacaD-dfWiYl nnaioni AaaA
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WALL PAPER, etc.

"USON j. W. A CO.-Manulacturers and
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Tin, Copper
and Sheet iron Ware anu Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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HEADQUAHrEas DErAEr. 0FruE CUaaEartrr.
NasnvILE, TEss., July zf Is.-l.
DR.. John Bulls agsnt Ar. -, has rrrrn..s ..I
10 ship b Nashville. Ieun- - grgss or sul f..au.
Of Bull CedI0n bitiefs, Or sals 70 suffers Il ..r
arrny only.
The regulations Of lLs Treasury Department aIH
b be complied with -tru.y.
By command of MBi. ten. R0seerans
Wa. M VIM
Ma0r aud Provost MarshaI General
For sale, wholesale aul retail ~ BEkhT. uE
mOVlLLE A Co. Nashville. Tenn.
octlT-tu sat dEHlm
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CARaIAGE MANUFACTUREIis.

GINGLkTON, X. Il bookseller, Publisher
- SauOner, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
building.
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- PRING WATER REWERY.-MANKEL a
y FRANK, SUCCESSORS 10 NJ. J. Dr1ckes. Brewers
OF Ale ana Lager Beer, 10. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn ldecS ly
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LnruTIltr. kF.. H-pt. OIL I..f
On the Z'd Of JClY asf suhu.rai uItH.f ..
agent ul mine. to ihe Medical uIraefnr of tr. T..
partinent of the Army of rHe CuuHeIiII.i a ...r.
pie Of my te'ircn E.tiers, .r iuspr.ta1. ana r..
questedu ~ ltrr tul.f-.s ir .cun.i It mfU.Tuu. HI
sanction ami approve .s nee EfCung 1ur HHi I..f.
The ioioUius tle Medical. ifrfel1I.s r.U.F. aH.I
also Gen. k1srertHs perrI.slsH o. al.p 10 ..1
atonCe, 10 have % s1Il t9 -IlsrI.
JHHs ErII
'I am satisfied that Ceir0n E.tters siI ~. Hr
harm 10 any one 10 taken property aud Ia ila.I.1..
tor. ] see n0 objection f8 Do. bul dlsin. r.rs..I.
Ted " dispose of .t % suffers.
HFsEF A Irrr.rIe
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CuI.LECTING AGIsnTs.

IN S. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal,
| IL. collects Note, Accounts, &c., IN Middle Ten
| no Office st State Capitol, next door TO Fed
| raj Court Room. r. .. Lock Box 81. toe adyer-
| amt IN o.olrF
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NEWS DEALEBs, &c.


-,,onr h TUNNELIs-Wholesale and helaI
A I5nolssellers. staiioneTs, and NeTepp
~. 40 North Cherry street, Nssls.-. -
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A vooE rrou vtrssHral.-

NCicE FE1H hirAsHrEI.-
NicEsauHs, Miss.. Aug. p. iss.
d. John bAi-D.drsr. 4 an happy fo st.l, Cd.
you thai have "a "a your yulua0Ie Iedrun Bite.
with great beneni 10 mJsrif, gonafal debility saf
pfo5tfatOn Of u,y system pr1uuEaI by trr ur.
healthy and ultsunalc Iuiueure of the fiisars#.r.
uEer around fczshurg. hsUuE beeu gitl Gar.....
Grants army thrlulnDI Iis auolr southern ...r..
ps'gn. lconh-euty recommend Be- uss o. s.I f....
sons who are e1iosel ia Gnleaitly climate
H. w. Eaair.
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John O'NElLL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 Of CLAIMS, rTOsecutes all classes Of CLAIMS
AGAINST the Government for citizens and soldiers.
once 80 Cedar street, Nashville, lem. tnoy1-On'"
TI,OMPKINs, h. & CO.-U- 8. aim Agents,
i Uthcers' Pay Accounts and Quarternazters'
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up STAIRS.
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No mans name Is more intimately connected
with the history Of MATEhiA MEDfCA Of the
United ststes, more faYorsbY known q pio-
neer 10 Medical Discovery, than that OF
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CAMPBELL. MoRWEN 6ROEsBECK, Attor-
" neys al Law ana Claim Agents, practice IN All
the Courts. Collections promptly attended 20
also claims against the United States snd vouchers
collecled. Once " North Cherry street. up elalIs
, 1866-06-15
FIRE At THE STOCK YARDS,
Destruction OF the Tank House and
Contents-LoAA About s35,QOp.

Aboui eleven o'clock Yesterday {rhnrsdsy y morn
ing, the roof Of the t1nk house which supplies
Na,er tor the Uses Of the Union Cattle Yards, and
l-taed on the western extremity Of the yarda vas
Uncovered to be on nse, ind in less than IN hour
the whole edtlce. Nith two smaller ones adjoining,
together With thelr conlenr were entirely des1roy
nom The smoke s,nck snnniug iron ihe farnace
through tho Top Of the roof, The 1enk house was
1lo feet long. 10 feel vide ann 90 high. Adjoining
a1 ,he e'e oinef H.
which has been In process Of sinking for some
hap,ed I md @ ais tees Tn,s eaens 3 !. % eompIeieis
rntned and It !. probable tnst the drill which was
a, work At the lime the dre Was dlscoyered Is bro
In The tank house were four tanks, holding
$500 Eallons each, all OF which were completely
nllrd wilh waief, and hns engine employed IN
When The nrr vas discovered ii The people ihsn
a the yard rushed 10 the rescne but having no en-
ginet on the ground. nothing but hand bnckets
Eg1y man WORKED viii ! win and almost against
topc. II We Foou discovered that thera was no
chance OF saving the butdnss, anu Ihe energies Of
OF the fire beyond the connnes ot tue eddees where
IN doing. Notwithstanding nesca aest wind pre-.
DER the control Of The energetic men who had
| fought 1t an hour Mfth 4 strong and determined
WILL The cleaner Enterprise arrived II the yard
shurty alter the hse partially +abdued, and did
coct tcts7ce IN en1ircly bringing it under control
| The cost Of the butlaioEP. With the engines. &C.
| eta1sd. the destruction Is complete. There is AZ
iusuAIce On the entire property Of the un'os
! Stock Yard company OF $iQo, ,000, and or coufs'
| 1his lots IL fully covered
Wa are authorized to sta'e that the atsruttto1
Of the wsier tauts will cause No incouyentene
1 whatever 10 caltle nWDers. there IL m ab1ndan
supply Of walrr on tne grounds. Meo were ,m@e
1t1ie}y put Al ~ork to build new tanka 70 take II
places Of those DESTROYED. and ono Will be n II
place Ibis morning, and few days Will maks a
| right Hcdiu-
, 1866-06-15
HYDE PARK,
4 TsIp to the Rural Dislr3cts-yVhat
The People are Doing Soush OF
Chicago.

The stranger who @,sits Chicago and &nkea !
wax through lie eIreete, adntles It's buildings,
peepa INTO The stozca and workshops. and Listens
10 lhe ouey hum on its ttfeetf, IN its wH;rhousss
and dock' nay 80 away alter all with very made
9uale nea q the greatness Of cur Garden City In
lake look outside, eee the tIaIn loa ada or men
who Leave their Suburban re+idences earh morning
to ~ 6e Rs d,a H. he % q e
country, leaving behind them the roise .nS
turmoil ot The Eseas human hive for The quiet al
tes eeuns ss 1ese 91t o. Of places
te1pElse OF The cfy. Few Of The really eneroe;,c
nen Who movs the commercial world Of ::htc,co,
haso ,hs'r tanllies residing witht The sound OF ID
INSTITUTION be. Their residences dot The county
for Milts around. and exch OF the great rallwEy
thctonghta.e. o!tfzse! sina.es Or honses :Iud the
ing 1eads connecting link between Them and the
ctcat heart Of the eezfea of Clusters which mske IN
ch,easo I'D r. ss..ou9dsng,;, ..s'nn
redeem The recent prairie Wastc, none Is more woft
thy OF nolice than hyde Park ind its eu,1uur1.
lncr-benwood. Noodlswn, Sc: asde PsIk prop.
ihe shore Of Lake Mlehican- on land considerably
higher th1r that which fotms The beach a. chfcsgo,
In winter It isa p!eas ant place bu in summer It
II 1mosmuc-" Ills nchly belted with timber, and
;he 1i,1.or MY wander tor honis, e,the,
on 1901 OF QeQ1EN luc G4uFbC1. A1Wu
tuc 1hr r1ch foliage, beautiful in i.reculanty
md vazte;y. lr1ana1,ug around on the carpet Il
l!bcsallY SPREAD by the hand Of natnre, caschiut
shsouxh the treea rlmpses Of the placid waters
the lake, and viewing The r1ch treasures xhicn at'
boene on til bosum By the Ihite- winged couEtefso
the deep Ace and there, ah. around, not close O
regular enough to wa1raut The feeling o. city torn
p!t,, re, ihIckIy enough tsrewed 10 make The fde1
Of lunetinese in poeslhe, md tnturt rapid iu1
proveKncnt, are the residences Of The people, mos
Of whom ere men who do b1Elnets !!
the errst butldluxs Of our sctl.. nj m
Who are there surrounded q eVsty eon1on ~ ~
tAste can kuree+l or art 50fnlsh. 4 Es1Eee nj TIL
plsce /. sutclcui TO eho~ that sreal 1nxnY Of GU
nardtrt 1ninkess, men whose Judgment Il woesi
/ fonethnr. have teleced that NJ tast tho place to
/! co1npIete home, wnc1c MI the pleasure md re
tt1etptnt, the care and abandon Of Z country Ut
eau be secured. while as the same time tis pfopiu
/, guilty 10 the dry ie such TIA. half aourt da
viii plaoe them right tn III bu 1neA. centrc or ca
n ahen back OFT Q! IT. hustle 10 anr quiet enjoy
| meut OF her rulz1 home. ~
!; Hyde pa1k il ~cll supplied with tbs et ceteras c
! ely{i1e1son-a good hotel m academy, schot
, 1866-06-15

cor7oS-stesoy but quiet. tbs advance IN. eola
hiss arrested tho decinc: 5a4 t for 1dd1lng nplands
FLocR-Fof common and tafeftor Erades daf1 &nd lp
@15c lower SALES u x759aa 10 tur extra State; 8s
49-5o for choice do stso47 ~ for supsrnae We>tern
t1.G4s,to Tor common 10 medium estss Western
IAm9s.s3 for coMuon to good shipping brands extra
rouoa hoop ohio; and e. 3.as6i3.s3 FOR uade
bfAud@closinz d Ill AnddecllniuE.
1t <2ea. 1nd 80 brla Western In bond at sc.
GEAn--ThtAt nEn. White common II dull and de-
elinnT. Ssle4 neE No. ] MliwAnkee IT 3s-ta47-:ox.
Rye sesrce 1od nm = ssea .leo Barley nd barley
msnd. s.,es =. as tof rpsound neH Mis- West
IN; E0ssc for sound o.; 6hasske for o!d mixed
saIea II s1a3c to. nex Wesern-thc lastsr price for
GRoCIRIEs-Conee quiet at 2344sfHc. sugAf qn!es
9allC for CubA; 1J4c for Porto R1oos HayAcA, 949
loHc, MolAstex tnn.
PKrHo1frx-Du1l; 23Ac fos eruds and slc for 70
PsoY1sfoSs-Fork ac.ive and femcri *3l:e2asts 8
for new mas. cloalug a 3a1 75 eash; tS& 20 90 io
old do ii f2s Do4ea = for PRINT. Atso. bss neN
mefs, june July aud August. se!le1s snq buyers op
iIon. ii S5l.I5@ 3zc3. Heet quiet. Beef hams dull
Cut me.ts unbalanced nasoa astive 70 nTmsr; ~ ",
short npbed and ro1E aidss Lasa nsmsr ano r. @ mott
Cheese Qpitt 1t S4S12c.
, 1866-06-15

from the Louisville Journal, June 18Th
On MopdaY evening last, as the ferry boat
WIS crossing from New Albany to Portland,
man was Seen to take of his coat and hat mud
deliberately plunge into the river. HIS name
was John Hennlngs, young German; aged
nineteen years, and from Bremen. He had
tecn living In this city tor about sir months,
and was employed as light porter bY tho
house Of T. r, Emmit t. Co. After Mr.
Enmtt's death Hennings went into the
employment Of Mr. II. L. Anderson. as
porter. Nennlngs Wsa a graduate OF The
bremen High School, and possessed an
unusually refined aud sensitive nature. his
pasepta are ret living in Germany, and are
well otf, and he felt keenly his inability to
procure situation that he Was qualified to
}ill. He went orer to New Albany to apply
for position In dry goods house as GALES
man, On Monday last, and met friend there
who promised to do what be copl4Roward
procuring him the place. HenninEs then re-
mouiafs, and went back to New Albany In
the afternoon. He there saw his friend, had
some conversation with him, appeared IN his
I usual spirits, and then left for louisville.
On the ferry boat, however, be Was noticed
to sci strangely, and his conduct excited
some apprehension among the other persous
| on the boat. estlll, however, made no man
Hesitation of his snicIdal Intentions, until the
boat hid nearly reached the dock On the KEN
lesucky side, when he sudoenly threw od por-
zion Of his clothing and jumped from the
boat into the river and wss drowned. Every
| effort possible was made to save him but a.
] hc made no effort to sAre himself, ne soon
, 1866-06-15
LAW Intelligence.

p,oceedtnrs in the Courts Yesterday--
n,.... r.a,..-.-r.
Wa4 rage ana Ulsofce-Aholee"e
in the superior CouFf-ChAncerT aao
.u1n,rrnr Nv a chtc,oo CIotnlnr
~
F'fm.
,,S,.n.. ns,rono15 .y,,1os- a. Al ~ sterInr
= a"as -. ,1t"." n"n'"sr csN-s 49,. ~
q RocE HNbu Hallfpad company. De1ee Or
dersd.
Chittendeu rs. Stewart In eharce77. Cause
.s.s s.s .s,s-1 raas, sdS,-.,..n,
hestu' ano 'aken onus n't-,1 aus stssa ,
Fntt Nsnenai banH o1 ossaloosa W. ohEa es A'
Motion 10 set aside Judgment ovcrruled.
Hitt ". Clrx. BY agreement, detauls and dis
m1sssl eet axtdc and cause xeinstaied, 8ubsit1ed
ri~,+nr sr.vrs r,e-p,t-r conpr MN s,dks-
AIe1ander Kl1k6Sede ". Propeller Niagara. Isoel
'of ssana1 1,ak Mak s.,i a,He.t Fran =. tba n.,s
BriSsessteY: Libei ior tort.
,E!.r. = s,.n yH,s = Ss7- SnS I .E,nx
~ .''1 1..ac;c1e ;,.otsSEepan ~ iannirzn ct Al
, 1866-06-15
THE TURF.
Trort1nE at the Driving Park yes1cr'
day Afternoon

One OF the most enjoyable and most splrised,y
contested races Of the teaton came ot On the CHI
caro- Dr1smg Park couIre yesterday afternoon. The
attendance was not large, but IN epite Of thlt
drawback there was no 1act Of enthusiasm. The
tsot vas between Sd. Crooks &. z. Medoc, frd
o. ". D!mmlck's E. 6. Pilot Tor purse and stake
r. +, O1seT. had oetn entered, bnt when sbe came
upon the track che infused to do anything but
rseh. although her drivers we1e changed three
times. ont therefore vas Wt.hdtaHu. and the
Geld waA lett 10 Medoc aud Pilot.
THE RACE.
Nrn Htm-Mctoc crew The pole. and good
re,her round iSe srsi M tgrn and Est % Il. wy along
Ibc lower track. when Palol went up for momeut
and Medoc got slght lead. which be Continued TO
W w resebed he broke, but caught vel, and did
Medoe Increased bis lad to nys lmeths, and held
eons etons1 Ss nf s noas: 70; sse to the scratch
looking. fresh snd vigorous. Though Eslioplus
Wildly The borxs4 Wer3 sent o tt the trst ecorint
Ts, TsSs as1 5 ;ns s. e. e tt s.
callcpinc was performed by both the Teldaacs. and
Ming q uotttng zane which they we're Witnessing,
7Hird Heat-A before The horses were running
when they received the ord, Medoc leading BY FL
tar in the advance. Along the un1versity EIDE he
raned very materially. bnt on the upper ttzetch
The little gray coIared him beautifully. throw
tn9 hrm Of biz sees, and beteEe Crook: coqia gss
him settled to his WORK Pilot led by length.
Breaking on he lsst, turn Aedoe again
citing tcene, the little horse gallop!ne
a. NH tpeed, with D.mm,ek laying IN The whip
without mercy. whs,e Meapc kept 10 square trot
down The hcmt stretch, and actually won the eat
by half length. Time &as.
CHICAGO DmvKo pARr ASSOCIATION CoCRsE-
CHICAGO, lune il, 1865, Trottiu4 race for pnzss
End slake Of $4Q mile heats, best three IN Ave. Il
h1yDet6:
y. j Crooks, z. Q. Medoc.- ...-.......-...-1 !
O. ". DtmmlcK's &. z. Pilot.
T. !. Olst1f b. N. Mou1c-.---.-.-.. -...- ctA"n
T1me-&s7; es7; ga
To-DAy.
There win be two f1ees today. the hIEt for
purse ot 800 betrecn L. II. Ch adWieks black e,a1
nor Minnesota. Y. Hodee'e eorrcl etallion Stock
bridge chief' Ch1nncey Ciarks t1eam rtalhu1
Granite State. ard 1.Eaes Duy1e'e cream stalllu,
pIowpoy. The second rsce will be for pure Q
3lDu, with the following enttlts: t. #. D1mmick'
tone, eelaing c. " {. uiekok's buy mare Hes
Ter, G. ". Manure L,u1e Maria, apu T. T. Oliver
K1ay Geldtrg Ba1ly Lewis.
, 1866-06-15

tcuse. po4t ot1ce. zllIsnao station. DC. We BE-
ltyc II doe. no, boa-t \ pasn hop OF Wht$key
rI1li.. The ca',Iers hRse retrLtfy Deen naS1aE ~
/ perfect TEN OF damage l. extensively Intro
oleed. and The AXE -hosc sosd (Hyde p1sk avenne)
ctber lids q Tho town or Hyde P11k distance OF
three miles, End when completed witch viii be In
u month OF Two. one Of the hest di7ves IN
from Cb,caco to Hyte park. This improvement IL
/ co 11pR about <1o6O per mile- About x1-200 has
,.eeu expended in .ac Impro,ement Of cotnse
Hyde Pix is rapidly dlhug up. Where a few
yr1t. ago one run cach dsY On the Illinois
CeutraL furnished the accomuod ,tion nteded. =
,air O, fouI cas. making tererai trips daiiy, IL
.tW NEEDED, while Tho nofse cars rarsy seorrs .nq
t-ggee aud carriages tre ever on Tue road Plea
H., III IL Hyae Pzrk now, 1t Il oatly .cousinc
no.r TO- II aiming 10 become IN tune Al efficient
kuFslitDta for ParAdfse
, 1866-06-15

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnoune.J
CNcISAAr1. June IL
Frora-corsinuea quiet. sstas Of aupesnne 1t 400
Q91s; extr4, Slu.ooale.1e.. ~
GBAn-Wbear quiet. ss1et OF extra sprlnE 1t ee.15-
Co1p active and nru. Sales Of No. mixed NJ &c.
Okts IN good demand Sales Of No. At 1871 I1e; And
No. Sc. Rye active and nruer, Sales of No. At
sssssc. Barley quiet but tfu- No sales.
Co1ToX-Decltped1et nidd1irE nominal II Sc.
Wa1Bx1r-Ht1d sesy arm. FREE, 43.A; bondcd,
&c.
P1oy1ssoxs-AttiYe and nrm It full prices. Sales
mesa pork 90 hris city At 33l 100 brls do IT e3l5.
Bacon active. Bales Of shoulders 1t 1tx3Bc; rib
sides, lsc; sugar cured hams, 2aashc. BuIt meats
acve. Sales Of az, 40 n sides At 1sxa1sXc; 3oco
shopIdc7. II 1916 Lard quiet; 40 tetces sold al z7e
offered at close nt 214c.
NoST1-Sttingent Exchange heavy.
, 1866-06-15
Illinois and michigan Canal.

TppSEI1
BKlD1EfoET, June III p+ n.
CLIAtKD-u. G. Norton, Lemonts Col AannlnFt
Lemont: H. @. Loomls. Lemont; D. Hest, Leuaont
Geo. l. Kyler, South BAsge No. =. Joliet Mound
WAsh. Eank2kee Feeder; Laura Ann. seneca: I: lis
dore Seneca; Lenont, Hos7is; II. S. Carpenter, Jol
let Gen. Scott BeardstoHn. ssos3 r. lumber o1 100
shingles. go larh; Tobacco Pant, kApkakee Feeder
sas5o It. Lumber. lGoo f. itduk, stco ebng1es Cash
man. Aux sab1s, 10 brla sale: Leg,1ur. Ls9alr. Il,
30 r. lumbar Peter Psnl. otsEh. s7,1a, n. lrn-
bez, t3s,N9lath; Tofk State Oft4 VA Champion. NJ
nooka Landing, tso13 n. lumber, 5000 shingles. IS
bfiE lalt.
ARRIVED Constitution. Loekpors. s-su ba osta,
il11 hssn. 7ss brs hour Anttopa. L&5aIe 40 bu
corn Northwest. Lasalle 3..0o bu corn Caroline.
Norris. 7p7 hn oas, ITO bu Iys; r. Nor1hsuD, Joliet
20 yds fubole &toue.
, 1866-06-15

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TH6ane.l
81. LoCls June Il.
FInrR-Actlrt md dtm At t6.oo 10 t&.-o for fine
800 TO 500 for supers $50 10 - = for s1tsss. and
1loe0 10 J15 % for double ext4ss and choice faty.
GsAE-Wheat-elnb At sl-qtk; 2,oo9 sscfB t1tsA
club II 91.oa, and 1900 sll spc spitng, IN lotA At
Sf5o to s2bo. Corn active and choice Whit higher,
with sala &c to &C for mixed and 7c to
nc for white Oats 4r to34e. outside price only for
extra pice lots. Rye--salea It 70 10 71c-
PEoTlsIoks-PGrk-fA'es II $3..t1 per hrl
TutsKT-Ezles It $3.27 to q -.
, 1866-06-15
blllwa4leo Market

Especial DtspaTeh % She Ch1caG0 TfIb1ne-1
A1twAExEE, Iane1l.
FLoC1-Flrm. and 1541sc higher. Sales include
ECO brls tla73 superior winter steo double
extra tpz1nk. end Sta 90 tot extra.
GEA1y-Mheat adranced s2sXe. Sales sr the 9 l.
u. board ioo bu. At S1ss1lao calh and &17i Tor
No. :. Sales At the noon board: l5LD0o bu. 1t t1&@
1B9 cash; u 8s%isst, seller all month, and 2fa
126 Tor rejected. Eales at the NJ board: So 900 bu,
at 10Y, cash, IND St7s5L7a Tor No. s-eoslns
1t the outside figures. osfs steady. With ssles Of
1860 bu II 3tHc eaah Ryestesdy At &c.
R1cxlr7s-lo,Goe bsls nous, 1900 bn whest II N BIT
oatsi .cGc bn cesn.
su,rxxs4s 1905 bsls 1ou1. Is coo bu wheat, a TO BIZ