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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-16

AUTHORS AND PRINTERS TO those
who ore inclined to grumble because
slight mistakes may happen to occur in
an illegibly written article, We would
recommend the following, from the New
York Day Book:
Il have seen the arguments OF law
yers. in high repute as scholars. sent to
the printer in their own hand wiring.
with many-especially technical and Tor
eign-rerms abbreviated, misspelled, and
with few or no points. and these few. il
any. entirely out Of place. have seen
sermons that were sent to be published,
without points or capitals to designate
the division Of entences-sermons which,
if published with the imperfections Of the
manuscript, would have disgrsced the
authors, and the printer would then be
treated with scorn and contempt, as an
illiterate blockhead, as fellow better TT
ted for wood sawyer than printer. Nc
one believes that such gross and palpa'
bic faults are owing to the ignorance oil
csrelessness Of the author And no one
but practical printer knows how many
hours the composition. and after him The
proof.reader, is compelled to spend in re
ducing to q readable condition, manu-
scripts that the author himself would b
puzzled to read.
1.-The above, in whole or in part. viii
apply to ct least two thirds Of the written
for the press. Many who have something o
srepu,stion as authors. can neither punctu
ate, spell nor write grsmmsticslly-t'
say nothing Of their sprawling penmau
ship. And, as might be expected. tbes'
are generally the ones that int
the most fault. which is n
small annoyance, and We have sometime
wished it we're penal offence to cOrrec
IN sushoE's manuscript.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-16
EVERGREEN NURSERIES.
Situated one Mills from the Court asuse,
CAN IT IN, Miss.

TIVE undersigned have this day formed .
! copartnership under the style Of 7. j.
DRANE d CO., for the purpose of carrying
on the Nursery business in all its branches.
1t is the intention of the proprietors to
propagate in the Fruit Department, choice
varieties only, and such as are well adapted to
the soil and climate Of the South, ripening in
succession over the fruit season. Consequent
ly, purchasers win be positively projected
against DISAPPOINTMENT
Every new variety Of fine fruit shall DO
added to oUr catalogue as soon as tested and
proved to be suited to the climate.
All trees sad plants will be carefully labeled
and packed in the best masuer for any
part Of the South, for which 4 moderate
charge will bemade; and no charge will be-
made for delivery of packages at the rail-
roads.
1t is requested that explicit directions be
given for marking and shipping packages
but in all cases. when shipment Is made the ar.
ticles ATE at the r;sk Of the purchaser.
All orders from unknown correspondents
must be accompanied with q remittance, draft,
or satisfactory reference.
Our customers are requested TO notify as
Immediately of any error that may be commit
ted in filling their orders, in order that we
may at once make amends.
Catalogues will be forwarded to all who ap-
ply. post paid, and enclose a stamp to prepay
The postage. I'd. DR-ANE d co.
Sept u 1865. ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-16
CORN, IRON, &c.

T HAVE Just received thity-ive hundred
l. bushels of yellow and 1900 hundred
bushels Of white CORN, also a lot Of IRON
suitable for plantation use. The public
generally would do well to give me cal
before purchasing elsewhere.
FEB. 10, 1854
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-16
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY.
CHARLES STOOLS,

HAVING returned from his Faderand, respect
III fully informs the citizens OF Canton and
vicinity. that he has re-established himself at his
old stand, and is carrying on the Bakery and Con
iectionery bs,iness in a more superior sty than
heretofore. He will keep FRESH LIGHT BREAD
always on hand; also fresh CANDIES, fine CAKES,
etc, etc.
Light-Bre per loaf, ..... .............. loo
per dOz. ....................-tl w
Candy, stick. y fb....................... SO
taucy, u D.. 70
He Keeps on hand. also, Pickles, Picked Oysters,
HOLSTERS, Sardiues, Almonds, Raisins, Oranges,
Apples etc. etc.
he solicits the patronage OF the public, and will
sndeavor N give satisfaction.
Dec. Is. 1865.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-16
Office.

NOTICE. NOTICE.
ALL persons that are indebted 70 the firm Of
GROSS & KEYSER. Canton, Miss, will do me
favor by calling ct once, and settling their account
All accoeats must be settled by Cash or Notes.
by the first Of April Dsxt, or suit will be brought
on.
March I, '66-u C. L. GROSS.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-06
FOR SALE.
no, FOR THE DEALY ROAD!
SNOW OUT OF THE WAY.

rHNIIS r >AD IS NOW so FAR COMPLETED THAT
Ill itmay be Travelled by wagons great and small with
ease and safety 1t is Not Less than Fifty Miles Nearer
to Boise Basin or Valley, 0wyhee than any other route
from Dalles City. 1t Has Lower Rates of Tolls, better
grass and shorter drives between watering places than
any other road across the mountains This road though
not completed in all its sections, is offered to the tray
cling pnblic at very reasonable IA es of toll.
Teamsters, packers and eghess from the Dalles will
do well to examine this road. II they do not like it,
they cahgo fifty miles further round for about three
times the toll, and have no better road
by order OF the Road Company. my23m1
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-06
LETTER FROM AUBURN.
AUBURN, June l.

AUBURN, June LIST, 1866.
EDGroR MoUNTA1NEER The peculiar quiet
OF the Ii tie village Of Aubarn was but utslight-
,y disturbed by the session of court just held.
The docket, comprising nine civil and thirty
criminal causes, furnished bat three jury
causes, aEd the court adjourned Thursday
morning. Tue rains have been very severe
and the roads are in horrid plight. The Coz
ernors spoke here last Saturday, and the last
heard from them was that Kelly had been en-
tireiy too much 10 weight for his horse and
that his honor had broken down the animal on
the mountains this side Of Granite Greek.
i .ker county will give Union majority.
The indians on the Owyhee, ten days since,
killed twenty-seven Cinnamon and two Amer
leans, and day or two afterwards, killed two
citizens and six soldiers at 0wyhee Ferry
both transactions being on the Haileck Chico
route. Tue news came by letter yesterday
aud is reliable. Yours, ETC., ViAT0R.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-06
9ailp ylonataiucer.
Epitome of Telegraphlc News.
IcoMPILED FROM THE oREeoNIAN.l
DATES TO MAY Al.

Chicago, June 1.-The Frnisns invaded Ca
nada Ia night, crossing Niagara river tour
aniies below B tfalo, about i 500 strong, aud
were to-day ntrenching themselves to resist
attack. They are commanded by Col. Fl. II.
Stagg aud Col. O'Neil, the latter from Nash
vile, Tennessee. TIE troops comprise vol
unteers from the West and Northwest, and
TIE crossing was effected by steam thgs and
canal boats. Great excitement prevails in
Buffalo and Canada West, and reports indi-
cate u movement by the Fenans from R,cbes-
YER Buffalo aud other land points on ~ large
scale to Join forces in Canada. Reports also
indicate large bodies of Fenans at ST.. Albans
aud points along the ST. Lawrence river.
threalenlng a siInii invasion, and reinforce
lnents are movinr from Boston, New York
aud the Eastern States 10 assist Gen. Swee-
ney. This Fenan army of invasion is uuder
the auspice, of II bsris and in def i,nce of the
organizer, Stephens, whose counsels they
rrject-
Dispatches from Toronto represent active
military preparations to punish the invaders.
The Canadian Government has taken posses
sion of the railroads and telegraph, and hav-
ing large force of well organize militia al
command besides regular troops, will make
short WORK of this invasion. The U. S.
troops East AMI Wet are being sent to the
border in detarhments sufficient it is hoped
TO prevent another breach of neutrality.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-06

IT is most gratifying to know that nolwtth-
standing the long continued domination ex-
ercised in this Territory by certain parties
over the masses of the people, they are not
able to seduce into disloyal practices all those
who may b, willing to follow their dictation
in pure dOctrinal matters. We are rapidly
gathering here popalatiou which entirely
ignores dictation from self-assumed leaders
in any matter, whether political or religious.
This class now number enough to hold in
check for the present any attempt of these
set-assumed leaders to carry ont their here
tofore successful policy. These leaders have
been taught that all American citizens have
right in U'ah-whether they be Mormon or
anti-Mormon. - Vedstte.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-06
Administrators NOllCe.

MorICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TuAT ON TIE 7TH
~ day OF April 1906, the undersigned was appointed
administrator OF the estate Of A. B. Powers, deceased
by the Hon. Wm Lair Ill., County Judge of the county
OF urant state OF Oregona at Chambers. All persons
having claims against said estate hereby notified
anu required present them with proper vouchers to
the undersigned within ak months from the dte here
o. at the Office of II. Adams in Canyon City, in said
coant~. m254 F.W. MCLEAN, Administrator.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-06
Dissolution Notice.

gNyHE co PARTN ,.RS HIP heretofore existing bet ween
I'LL s. Migan, W. P. Harris, and Mccullough q He'll
man, Mining in Canyon Creek Grant County, Oregon is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Said Mccullough
4 'Heina. with irawng from the co-partnershp.
ICOULLOUdu& & HELLMAN.
Canyon City, Grant Co., April 29 1866. 2lml
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-06
Sheriff's sale of Real Estate.

HpY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of Foreclosure Of Mort
NE. gage aud execution thereon by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court In and for Wsco CJuaty State of Oregon
to me Hrected have this day levied upon the follow
lug described Real Estate, tn witt The South half of
the Southwest Quarter of Section one in Township one
Nort Ran twelve east; also, the NOrthe quarter
oi the Southwest Qllrter of Section In Township
one North, Range Twelve East; also, the Northwest
d of the Northwest u of Section Twelve in Town
shp one North Range rweve East heins 100 more
less being the property described ia the Aforesaid de-
cree OF foreclosure OF m)rtgag, in favor of Elizabeth
Bradshaw, Painti m as inst Joseph Trow and Jassee
Hays Defendants, for the'sumof Two Hundred and two
seycntyfve (S2o2 75) dollars principal and twenty-five
oightyour (S25 Si dollars of action, with interest
and accrung costs will proceed to soil the above
serbed promises at Public Auction, NJ the Court House
door In Daies City, To the highest bidder for cash in
hand, on
Saturday, June 9th, 1866,
between the hours of II o'clock. and o'clock p NJ
to satisfy said execution, interest aud costs.
CllAS. WHITE, Sheriff.
By W. CRANDML Deputy. inl1wl.
Dalles City, May 0, 1866.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-06

DURING high water we have removed our
ofRcs to High street. two doors west of the
Methodist Church.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-06

Grant III. 81 l.. Co.---Resular Meeting this.
Wednesday, evening ut o'clock. IL. L. CHApIs,
Ses'y.
, 1866-06-20

BOARDING - Two gentlemen
ID can he accommodated IN the moss desirable past
Of the city with Mica lu1nlsned loom and ntstcass
table in i apr1gatc heuse. No. IL Randolph strset.
, 1866-06-20
5,h, And that especial co-opeEatlon Of III The
cjtixc1s Of the Northwest be Invited.
1hapnedS THos. HoTNK,
Jas II BoWEK.

.n sAn
5th. Ana maj eepesae &c 51Tp,,cS " AA "'e
AZ! o. *elea ~ ssspsse"t4' 1suo. Mn-,
(htRned) 4ao's AuaNE
~ cnro,,,,,..
..... 94e sVAau4'se"
Tbif report VII, On motion. Accepted. approved
and orueIrd 10 Be entered o. tdt minutes. a sote
Me@ake. Hoyne and Bow n. foi th"lf ttrslcea. Gsn.
scatth thsn Offered the following resolutions Tor the
purpo.e Of CARING ont the plans OF the Eub-com'
misiee:
Retolped, That having beard the report Of The
subcommittee Thomas uoyue and Jaue8 II.
Bowen. appointed TO solicit the pttsencc OF the
P1eeidtnt Of ,ht United States and member os hla
Cabinet 10 he present IN Chicago On the lh day Of
July pext an1 lhat tho President ha. consented to
visit Chicago Tor thta purpost as soon aftet The
adIouzuuept Of Congress Is the e11Rencles Of The
p1bIic service Will admit Giving In advance Two
CO hereby give such atrangemen's onr cordial ap--
probation and heartily ennn-se tic action Of said
conmtiee. ......
Essolusd, That the Day OF laying tho corner Rtone
OF The monument to BE- erected oTct the remains OF
the iatc Stephen A. Doug1as hc poisoned until
such f1E4hes dAy Is msy be nked rpon ~ TIE Pres
ident nf the United stAfes u aceosdanes with tho
arrausenents Of eald comntttee-
Eesatrtd, That the people Of The State Of Illinois
&nd the friends OF our enterprise throughout the
Weet Will receive wtlh feelings Of profound satts
factoA the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NOW deAnstely ua1s.
thA' the President Of the United States. md tue
racnbers Of his Cabinet have accepted rne tnsita-
lion 10 be present At the laying Of the cosnettsone
ct the Dougiae monument, and that the thanks Of
thie committee are hereby rendered, and the hos.
p''all'1es Of our rty and people Will apps,re ny
heartfelt and appi optiAte greelu 3, the kind con-
s1nt1ation Of the President and cabinet In Gun
b1but1pg greatly by their preeence 10 the Success
nrr rIn Nf ha enfprnrias uh}rb fftr1n
, 1866-06-20
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT 91ARKET REPotIf'


Special pesratch to the wtstern Assocsted Prest]
EfE YoVL. June ~.
oovxEnxxy1s.
The Government secutttiea were lower on the o'a
80 COUPONS, md Gteady the halaret OF the nsI-
The following were the closing prices: Coupons 1sl'
1lux; 80 coupon, 1855. 1sat0leok. 1ate COUPONS,
skHasex; June 7-3cs, tcsx,
sToCxB- ....
rhe mock markrt VA. Keps4a1y E1ueS at ths second
regular and last open boards. With upward move
tusus II Ex1e Hudson River, and Rocx Island.
Xp1pFEAN E1xpKEa- .....
Tho CbmmerttaE edIturtaly saJs: Tbs exciting coz
traction Of credits to the United States T. fpasnodt.
md may b possibly succeeded By disposition 70
invest brse mora largely than herrtotore- On the
coutnept there viii be no Inclination to expand En-
credits pending the deprelslou snd uncertainty
nf war In Enslaot shs1e Viii also be decided can-
tou In e1tenetnE credit 70 the countries Involved IN
host1lities Or httly u beeore involved,
rz11o1xux AND MIXING sHARn.
TIC marks. for pet1oleurn md mining shAfes Was
yes5 tul thk alttnoan, and hut ttls business wsa
Ee,e steady and without much change. Sales ol es
tyn,eun stocks: Cherry Bun. 7oe, New York and Al
leahxoy, yt4o- Mining stocks-Vlrstals City, &c
| Cons Gregory, sls.1; A1sona. s1.ts
| pRY ooops EIoHASoL
/ Stsrdard Ehseti1E&-Hssa adrAnced about lc PEI
1ssd. No particular ehanke In tae bAlAnta OF 1ns
| EuAket
snirta- v. Lea's standard drsss shlrts, no. 6 ps'
| dog, tleta; 10. 50. per dha. kA1o-
Paper Cot1s1-Netz opolieaa Collar COMPANY. bJfon
No. 91&no; 70. 10, e1E "a: alyef Corrugated. $s
8J1on, $,4.ss: 6hAkespssre, e0.S.
, 1866-06-20
Illinois and M2chlRAn Canal.
FSnrcts1 Dssnatch TO the Chicago Ttibucf.1

BRIDGEPORT. June Isl p. n.
C1xARxp-H. G. LOOMS. Lements r. E. Gcodell.
Otttwa, E*9ls # lumber, 1ontse. Joliet. Marion,
Morris; Imperial. Lockport. ton coal nuI stone
AueTlea No., Henncpin, 7e,6A II inmecf, 1850 It
siding, 10000 shingles, 5000 1ath; DGfgo, Joliet
Tine Norris Ta,7 Il LUMBER. Il, 900 shingiss car.
riages E. Buznham Prison; Portland, La6slle Cou''
uodovc Fooc, Pektn, ss1io II lumber. $4,000 6hn'
ses Onordaga, Perm. % 80 It lumber, 8oo shinzles
1870 latb.
AIn11w-R. Bnrphsm. Summit, stone; Ocean
Sp1sJ, pttAEa, 5t11o bu cosn Gold Rod. Qu&wa
sta bu corr; Rchccct. OTTAWA, $500 ha corn H. G
Loomls, Lenons, 81 yards 5uhhle stone D. Hess lie
mont - yards tubble sttns; Col. Manning. Lenont
90 yards rubble atons; D. C. Norton, Lemont 10 1Afd
rubs1c ntone; Advance, Lemout, yard!
dtuens,on stone: North Star. La1a1le- 5Tso
bu corn; J. Crafty, Seneca. 500 ea corn
Laura Ann Seneca. ga hu corn Champion. Hinookl
Landing 5000 bu oats ~ bn re. a'4Rs pounds bran
Ek.ex, Lasalis, las tont coal phGnlx, Lackpors
5sso bn corn Morning Light, Ottawa. s,eoo bn corn
Alliance, Ottawa, s. 100 bu corn Oneida. Lava,
GOO bu oats, 1000 bu wheat; Monarch, Ot1ce aW o
corn EeDhebec 0ttawa, 1850 bu oats, 900 m corn
it's pounds furniture; D. C. Wallace, Lssa1lc, 50
bu con- CsYugs, LockpoEs, $50 bu corn.
BRD6HroRr, june 1872 p. n.
C1rARKr-W. Merriam. Joliet Mo1nd; America
Star Lasal1e; Arabia. LAsalts; Cyde. Seneca: lat
The Morris, 900 atayes Prairie Qneeus Ut
| shluslts Advance, Lemout; Col Manning. Lemons
! d. Hess, Lsmont. ~ 49,.
Aun1vEp-peer Park No. ?, Utica 'eo bu corn
North Branch IaSaile, l32 tous coa9 Onward, 1ole
, 1866-06-20
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Closing Day.
Reported BY Telegraph Exclusively for tho Chicago


[Reposted BY Telegraph E1clusively for the Chicago
Trfbuue.l
EEw foRk. Tuesday EFeuinZ. June u.
BEEF CATTL-Tht totsl receipts for the week
wert5 k2 head OF which 31t had Tetc received
The market was rather dnu 1t yesterdays rates. bnt
crest copmaton IN the marktt in view Of the action
Of tho Board Of Health. prohibiting all driving. D1o-
vc1s arc sertoulfy Injured thezshy.
sHEEP-Recetpss for the week, 17.+t9 head. The
number On eale ts light the Board of Health won't
slow stock loaded Butchers refuse to bay pecsasa
they cannot drive. and all II confusion. eadylse
Growers to ahp more until this difficulty Is settled
The market Is deelinlng and pEices a1a nominal ut
64@SAt.'
HoGs-Recelptf for the week. 14se1 head, Tba
fresh receipts today were twenty-four csr1 The de-
and Is actTe. The rise In gold. aud the war news
favor shippers, and prices have an inward tendency
Heavy fat Hogs sell 1t loK@1tKc- Lots suitable for
retailers ao'd at '0keloxc; dss,l1els at 1ox0to4c.
tAsaoeaa,ea P.sss nepo1s.i -''D@s''''
EKw YoEK, June ~.
Iae a sSF5ens prices for the week at al the markets
18f G14Ti17Et.s. qnallty per head; II; 7;sea1seo:
fs15 fe 70 sss gS9S ,I fIiia17s'' common s4nal' In
coxs tSD CazySEE5tEas ssI & psS head. g ass5sS:
ssss seSsSa sss'1 Il ss ssf:ts1 s!s'sa5S
III % Is Is sssss4f sss3 bss sssi
B@e; qgs55y ;sts;iS2 p[Ess 'ss% COM
sE1SnIAeayy eoEn:iea, pr 3, 11xe1lx; light and
The market for beei c1ttie ha4 ruled nrmer this
Ssts e @ sS sRs % Il tes IS as
es ~ %Se1 Ead s IT,. es as.s ,Hs
rs: Il Ssss e s*S Ss: ,:ksS
noss also .ctse ia hisher: rsasieg As seove.
The total reeeipts 81 a stock1 ar all the yards for
, 1866-06-20

cuhs-seebo. lsss - pa CENT: Kakzpslled Gazste.
$ao1o. 1ess 10 per cs1t.
Hocp Skt1ts-Bxsney's Duplex Elliptic, per dosss
noop<. B1xc0Sl15; do Empress Tfatt. 3Lzs: Thoo.
sons Crown French Aasuc aprfnxs, 55o0s1.oo; Do
Rousvuru rrzi1, Il ~; Aye1a K I. wide taps,
sSo0}l.1o; do. narrow tapea. 427sc.
EAxc Ramlss-aeuu.na with szsds Enaxk1No. S6es
No.3*7.3, 10, s stn.on. No s1&sd -
Hard rubber ctsYsts-H1ttd 4inch t4.oA No. / pl1ln
& Inch tt.ts. X Inch $50. 4 insh 9s.as
Car ets-velretscrosle best So Abigail 3asa
4, Patent t1bn do Ru1bnJ $500, body Bznssets flo1
bury s2ss. Bige1ow t$a15 tapes11 husae1s Croatys
ftss Ro1hury 91!14, Lowell e1tEa ply I'll. Hart
ford Carpet Company e1tra ply &1.s5. Imperial
ply s3o;H, Bupetfne N.73. Medium superdne SLED,
Common irEszlo u 1.2sa1a5 blue checka Cedsz Grove
x.c, HsJnArkes aAc, HibttrtA <ec,
, 1866-06-20
Correction and Denial.

Editors Tribune: =.
An article appeared in tho city columns Of the
TRIBUNE, Sunday, beaded J" COW htd1ng,e which
contsrns statements affecting the gentleman whose
name was assoctated with the affair. Mrs. Van
Techten reyer received a letter written bg Ar. ":
rejecting upon her character. 6ut having received
an anonymous letter, stating that Nj. ". had al.
luded to her uniasorahly. ehe visited the ofee In
a moment Of excitement and stated the purpost oi
he 3e,{ey. Nj. ". DENIED he statement made b1
he anonymous correspondent and requeeted Mrs
", u ehe knew the writer. TO bring him forward
that an Interview might be had and the fafsity o
the charge exposed.
There Wap no coAhIdtne, but high words enFned
whcreupon felt It duty Incumbent upon ne te
make nch Investigation As deemed necessary o
the ndsir, and dnd lh2t be has always spoken o
her In ihe moet favorable terms.
JANIS VAN Ttcn1EN.
, 1866-06-20

DEreaIT. juno ~.
uAGo'dcn Vest faiad, Commerce, WIuon&. Me.
L ,ot barney, unie Doou. Aelyina, Craig, Look
nj. Dazzling. n. 3. Scott. Africa.
nowx-Munttor. Advance. Onondags+ RadceuateF.
Ne,s1ts Bfenep Burw1ck, Nit Young Amertcs, Gale,
Tyoul CLAYTON Belle, MIddlcssx. Atmospaerc, Eve
line Iste,. He7ru1es, 0eEtt Smith. Jesslc Quick
sep, Tradewtnd, H!awasha Rising Star Idaho. VIII
ara. Hebncr, Roberts, Trenton. Garioaldl. Mama
Belle, Aulocrat. Todd, Ataonto. CoaFtxEiEnt scnn
tor E. D. Alien, Shupe. Fate Richmond. Ftskes Nos
cae. Tcnpiar, Yankee, montpelier.
E1rfk
, 1866-06-20

IBptCl81 OesPaREu 70 kIs S81G4KV 1531H0Ss1
CNelHNArt, June 10.
FIorE-Qrlet. Low grades neglected. Good local
demand for high tsades. Sales a1tss at sta Q41oe+
GRAn-Wheati in good demand. Sales s11a spring
At at3c.37@7.5. Corn held more nfmy ut 634tic-no
sales osts re. It s3c for No. and 5o8s2t for No.
I. Rye LII good demand. eales No. ! at $t903t q.
Barley dn1l.
Co1IoS-StagD1uf.
NulsKKr-Anyanced 1c. Sales bonded At &c; htee
fa2i.
PHov1noss-Quiet. Ness pork freely offered It
"a % for city md s22so for country. Bacon dfm.
Saiea clear sldeA At eoK&2lc. Bulk meats 1rEeF.
Sales rib ktdea At lie. Lard dull and ~esker. sales
100 ucs city At q xc 80 brls mees pork sold at $3s
NoSKr-Clcse.
MN
, 1866-06-20
1IilWankee Market

MlLwACxE1. J1ne1S-
FLour-Dul1 and lower; sass ofl1s hrs At iosa for
spring extra.
GEAn-Whtat irregular and declining. Sales At
n. board bu It &2n522o3 cash: 4s.osS2os
seller alt Junes e19o fer No. 2: $40 for Reelected.
Noon bosrd-sxles OF 51.ooo bu 1t s2Qo210 on spot
taco seller Ill week and all Enoutt. sp. n ooAsd-
S4ies Of g. ooo bu at Il ss971o regular sLis3 for
No. 2-c1osinE 1t ~ 10 for Eo.l oatI opened trnn.
but closed &c lower; sales Of a',oa hu II soaE4c.
Corn-Sa1es Of 1,soo hu It 37961c. Rye dun md 5c
lower: sale. At s1e Bsc carly and SIC st c1osa.
rRovs1oss-Buiter steady: sales Of . tuts choice
At7lc. Ezgs trm 1t 1e9l;c. .......
REcE1rTs-1,soQ brls dour. s. 600 bu wheat, IS m bu
catG-
sa1ra1zT+3oo hrls dour. 5000 bu wheat, 80 bu
, 1866-06-20

pOARDING-A gentleman and
aito Rngie gentlemen sna day nosrders Hanted At
d Rt4
, 1866-06-20

WILLIAM CRAlark, Junior. l4.e Of The seven.
teeuth Maine, who Is stil alive, hut IL dying con-
di,iou ~ithet hear OF hfe fAthcr who is settled
in Chicago. The addfess nay ct sent 10 iI Office
OF This paper, or communication adtfessed To
Itr. Grccner, No. ~ Newton Street. Boston.
, 1866-06-20

HocEFonD WATER PowER RCo1rAxI.-Aitcntlon
II called to the advertisement ct th1e company. on
our n1st page, The fn:e which they announce will
take place on the 18th Inst, will plscs In The mar
ket rome Of the most desirable mill property IN The
Nes ard the event *houlo Rtit1ct the attention oil
capitalists. Tha ternus Of sa'e offered by the cnmp.-
nv nrt ~ Nbe.1l as could aA desired.
, 1866-06-20

DOARDING-As suite Of elegant
ID rooms, furuisbed or 1nfa1ulshad; atso, one sn-
nne Kefe1cncet rronired. g7W