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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16
Office Head Of the Stairs, in Miners
New Brick, opposite Court House. =

B6rSpecial attention given to Probats
matters, in SETTLEMANT OF ACCOUNTS, Par
Triton OF LANDS, COLLECTIONS, &C.
He will attend to all matters entrusted t.
him in IT, is sud the Counties Of Darks.
Montgomery, aud Bntler'
Eaton, March, 10 l864-h
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16

Val, and digestion DO rendered easy. 1T RainS
h the Head, Back, and Stomach, wiz DO
removed. Tho Bowels Will become Sieanseo
HEAiTaY. and the Urine natural.
Althouah these Pills are most searching
their action upon the whole system, yet
nav arc harmless, even for the most deli
eats system, az thoy contain no Mercury
n mineral la az. form, but are composed
OGrely Of vegetable substances.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.

some pnysicians require to DO told the nature Of your
diseaseLthe ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not. His perfect knowledge Of the human system enaDles
tho patient, 10 explain its original cause. and 70 guarantce
Ia cure, And, what Is more valuable still, he will honestly
and frankly tell whether you can DO cured or not. I'M
md dIsappolntment. II will DO tho means Of saving you
many q dollar 1t will sayo your health, and, what V
bettcr than all, Il will save your life from being shortened
His examinations are made without any information
from the patient; therefore he thoroughly .understanas
their Physical condition aud chronological Development
without which he never could have performed 80 many
Astonishing cures. It should DO remembered that TINS
Botanic Physician performs cures thought Impossible:
n YOU have tried others and got no relief, IL you Wlgn 70
ami consult DR. RAPHAEL, the Botanic Physician.
All his communications and interviews are suicty
priyato and nndontlal.-Medi Journal
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16

And learn that , perfect and radical cure d warranted
and guaranteed 70 all who are afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, 40.
seop, loss OF memory, los Of energy and muscular power,
puny growth, wasting away, and a want Of confidence IN
themselves, hintlng hts, oonVulEsvo tremblings, importance
aud dtan,af NJ iIfo. .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-
THORITY,

The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, the Englis
Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make o porfec
radical, aud permanent euro OF ALL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

viii promote o healthy
action Of tho iver, and
will change this impure
Bile 70 a healthy state.
To prevent or removed the
secretion Of unhealthy
bile, these Pills have q
specific action on the
Liver ; after using them,
the tongue will become
, smooth and clean, the
. taste will become natu-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02
ON me \. \. IUu0p|nIC0L ApUI IN.
Dry foods I'm New York.

Dry Goods In New York.
The business OF the week has been
much curtaiIed by the mournful scenes
passing around. Since our last report,
only two days of active business have
happened, viz, on Friday and Satur-
day last until yesterday But on these
DAYS the demand has improved, the
late period of the season impeliing pur-
chases, and with the reduced stock of
goods, enabling more hrmuess in prices
to rule throughout the market Cot
ton prints have advanced q little and
have sold freely. Stocks are being
cleared out of first hands Printing
Cloths are scarce. An active demand
has prevailed for lawns, which are firm.
Shirtiugs and sheetings are higher, with
better inquiry. In WOODEN goods,
there is a revival Of demand. Delsins
are very steady, with an active consUmp'
ton Fancy Casimeres are in better re
quest, though prices are unsettled, eX-
| Cept Tor the most desirable styles In
! foreign fabrics, there has risen a lively
movement. Desirable styles OF British
and Continental goods are in active de
maud at good prices The market is
bare Of the most desirable kinds
French silks are very active, both black
aud coloyed SILK ribbons now com
mand improved prices. Woolens are
not so active as ladies dress goods, bu
are, nevertheless, steady and improy
ing bo.hIn price and activity. Auction
sales Of Ribbons realize good prices
! with a demand that absorbed dupli'
Gates and samples The remainder o
the spring season bids fair 20 show
great improvement on its commence
meuL The bsckwardness of dealer
has only led to a postponement Of con
sumption. Prices have assumed stead
mess and consistency, and with n
longer expectation OF further fall j
prices, dealers and consumers will com
forward and supply all actual wants
Speculative purchases for stock are GU
of the question, seeing that Gold mus
recede during the summer months to
much lower point
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

TH1 TuFs AC,E.-This paper continued
is sIauderous stack upon the Union yes
terlsv. u endeayyr5 70 deny, that print
ing, given il by the Legislature, is done at
the Press odice-ths opposition paper.
That 10 is 90 is uo.oriOus--it is a certain
fart. Il eudsavors to iujure the Union
through false assertions respecting the edi-
tors of The Bulletin in Memphis, which IL
asserts is concerned in an application for
the printing. That gentlemen is accused
of gverrhsrgiug a tax list 5I57G, because
the account was not made out on aiyortis-
ing contract, when every person who has
looked alta tax list, iruwarc that tho list it.
self contains the printers charge, fixed by
the court ordering the sale. The chairman
of the printers committee IN the Memphis
council made the same statement, and for
doing 90 was removed from the position.
WodfaIEs the sort ofcoutest the Times has
uaarElpuloasIy dragged uB into, and have
cited solely in self defence, never writing q
line but b. oppose the false accusations
against MS. We respectfully call attention
to tho fact, That, with ali tho malice eXhib-
itrd, The Times has not been able to quote
ono dlsloyal sentence, Que dlsrespectable
VOID spoken of the government in our col
umus. We arc candidates TOR the position
og public priutors-ours was the first loyal
paper published 10 the city after its rescue
from iao rrbel7-ws have done good work
for the good cause. our circulation 30 far
beyond chat ofauy other paper ia the city,
while ,hat OF the Times may be judged Of
By the shabby appearance OF that paper,
aud .a abilities, 60 support even t. local col
umu. We have no wish 70 call attention
Co such diaagrocble facts about a ca.cmpo-
rarT-hu. D.. We are g. Doe made targets for
d.uart.au, We must uao the weapons Of self
defence
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02
Rebel Ram on the Mississippi River.

4 Rebel KAN on the Mississippi River
/ MEurms, April 2S, VIA CuRo, April ~
The Vicksburg Herald extra of the
25th has q dispatch dated off th,
mouth Of the Red river, the 2Gd, which
states that at nine o'clock this evening
/ the famous rebel ram Webb ran out q
/ Red river, passing all the Cunboats
/ here. and descended the Mississippi Tiy'
or with lightning speed When iirs'
/ d scovered she had no lights, EMIT, d
no smoke, and appeared ike a huge
mass. She was fired upon from the
monitor Manhattan, when she showed
signs of life, and shot past the Nanhst~
tan, who signalled the fleet The La
fayette started in pursuit The officers
Of the Manhattan estimate her speed at
twenty-five miles an hour when pass
ing them.
The steamer Saratoga, from New Ors
leans, met Che Webb at Tunica Bend a
quarter OF ten o'clock She then tried
to run down the Saratoga but was un =
successful IL Is believed she intends
II destroy our commerce on the MIS-
sissippi, and probably make an attempt
to escape TO the Gulf Some assert
that JEFF Dsvis IS very probably on
board, trying to make his escape 10
Havana OF some other foreign port
If nothing happens to the Web! she
can reach New Orleans 10y daylight
tomorrow, and the mouth OF the Mis-
sissippi by noon.
The Webb is a very fast steamer.
She was captured from US on Red river
in 1862, 10y the rebels She viii hardly
by allowed to get away.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

l.uSGUI.uaD AAEHykL..-W the early
dawn of yesterday was ushcred n weIcemc
.u.,.. Frs.h from ptraIise-hoariug the
pr.aiao Ct ambros.al bloom -irridagcut
with I'll tLe huc5 Of tecmng Spring, came
sweet snd genial May. Though earth re-
g,.Ee3 her with chill salute, smiling she
cnme-u.bora1 In with % r5rfc7c 6 q overs,
taa shoery r.ugs Of birds and rudJy hue Of
maraiue's modest beams An bluahfug
~.lh yeual beauty aII raylshiur with tho
Taus.r u' Sob songs of love, borne gently on
tao syreu winds, che 1pa,eI to our glad
dsu,d hemisphere. Herself and beauteous
train haya found nesting nook in every
happy homo a lodging place by every
vine clad c1. oH the green hills and emer-
s.a wales around. Naid0us innocent, and
youths rejoicing looking for the happy
umo when marriage rites will crown ,heir
longing hopes with ioy-lcft the duh city,
gA.uaurel .ta dusty streets Tor Mays own
carpet, the green and sprugy turf, docked
with world Of lowers Chat gave out sweet.
ness 90 the passing pressure Of uimble feet
Through the happy day they wandered by
suulil hIIs, and threaded with may turn
the wooded groves, PlucLfug gay flowers
and weaving them with curious art,
untttheir varied tiuts and graceful forms,
to.dHn Fiora's mystic alphabet, the tale of
love and fond desire. Tho mystic rites
the season claims, met with due observ-
uuce. The Queen Of May-the iair impcr-
synauvu ol sweetness, love, and beauty
was crowned with a co-onst whose hucs no
art can rival, whose rich perfume was
heaven e delicious breath imprisoned in the
compass ola flower. Ills our pride to boast,
thst-thuesu by tho voice of ladies fair
We placed upon wreath OF sunny locks
tbe corouet of spring, and crowned with
loyal hand q hesuteous Queen of May,who,
hlush.ng stood glowing in the proud mod
csty o., unrtyallcd charms. That queen Of
hearts and cyuosure of eyes, has no wor-
shipper m0-s Euo and leal, than he
who lighted the glowing cir,lel on her
graceful head. To her We breathe in
song
n" fUaer crown should ever deck thy
brow,
Than is tho one which sisupou i. uowl
We hope The lovely Queen and fasciuat-
ing rrincesscs Of yesterday, clad i'm Cauzo
and lcckei in shining gsul5, rose fairy
like this morning from their sleep, aud
drsaulugs of gorgeous bowers and happy
love, feeling 10 lauEou- from the rough
chill the onvious north 1aahod in the rosy
fare of May. Pure and fair, as the l1Tors
they gathered from the emerald grass, and
blossoms p.uraed from exchanging branch.
os, may many coming Mays find them en-.
.oyluC all the good that springs from vir
tue, and an the rich de,iEhts that crown
rcePra, atoi love.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02
Ambition.

A letter from Richmond contains the
following
] was privileged to listen this morn
| ing TO a discussion, in front of the
Spottswood House, which illustrated in
a striking manner the march of OpIn-
ion. Four years ago 1t would have
been unsafe to preach abolition doc
trine right in the heart of Richmond,
but that was the doctrine ! heard pro-
| claimed to-day in presence of a delight
/ ell audience. 1t came in this way: A
! civilian visitor, getting into CONVERSE
| ton with q young Southerner, returned
| some remark in favor Of the negro. 1t
was resented by the STRIPPING who car
ried a nimble tongue, whereupon the
other declared with emphasis that the
| loyal blacks were "better men than
white traitors, any day The youth,
| flushing up said he wouldn't submit to
such language; it was ungenerOus TO
| insult men who acknowledged them~
selves beaten "But l tell you" said
the other, you shall submit to it; I've
come down here for the express
purpose Of saying in Richmond
what / have always been free
to say in New York. You are worse
than your slaves; you are even worse
than the savages of middle Africa, and
III prove it. These savages are fond
Of making trinkets from the bones Of
their victims. So are you. Didn't you
roast the hesh from the bones of our
dead soldiers at Bull Run to make fin
ger rings and parlor ornaments for your
rebel Jezebels2 The savages of Africa
! have q fOndness for drinking from the
skulls of those they have slain IN battle,
or slaughtered for their teasts Haven I
you done the same thing2 In Central
Africa the negroes divide themselves
into small tribes, each warning against
| the other and each bOasting an abso.
| Lutte sovereignty Haven't you boon
trying to cut up the Union into petty
| soyeTelgutics, each State striving for an
exclusive dominion Don't you aim,
! Just as the savages of Africa do, 10 put
tle weak under the feet of the strong;
don't you oppose the defenceless !;
hay Mt you staryed our prisoners
and murdered incold blood WON n,
and children, for no other cause
than loyalty Cannibals Of Eth
opia are shrouded in ignorance,
but yoy have sinned in the face OF lighl
and knowledge; you have known bet
ter, but refused to the human, Just be-
cause slavery, your nursing mother,
Was born in the lap Of the devil, and
feeds her children on helIbrOth
That was strong talk for Richmond,
but it. was listened to by sidewalk
audience of two or three hundred per
sons-sOIdier5 and others-and was
actually applauded The young south
ron stamped, raved and swore, but it
was OF no use; his tormentor was pitt
less, and when the crowd opened to let
the victim pass, he shot away as if q
forty-pound ball was at his back Ia
will take some time for this dose, ad-
ministered by a northern fanatic, to
accomplish a perfect digestion.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02
sS NJ

Have just received fresh supplies Of the
/ following novels in paper:
Dinnet's Trial, by S. NJ, author OF "Twico
/ Lost"
I Twice Lost, by s. N.
Mainstoue's Housekeeper, BY Eliza Mete
ward, (Silverpen.)
The Ealchmaker, by Beatrice Reynolds,
author Of " Charles AUchcz;er," and
"Oouuterparts."
Our Mutual Friend Part I, by Charles
Dickens.
Uncle silas, BY !. S. LeTauu, author Of
"The House By the ChoTchyard," etc.
st. Olaves.
The Ogilvies, by Miss Mulock.
The Csxtous, by Bulwsr.
Three Times Dead, by Miss Bra3d7u.
Leaves from the Note Book Of 8 View York
Detective, BY Mr.. J. 3. Williams.
Oswald Cray, by Mrs Henry Wood.
Les Miserables, by Victor HUGO.
Pendenuis. by Wm II. Th.-Ee-a-.
Vanity Fair,
The Firginisns,
The NewcOmes,
The Refugee, by Hsrmsu Melville.
The Foraker Daughter
Woman in Black, by the author oC " Man
IN GREY"
Women in White, by wHkis Collins.
Lord oak0urn's Daughters, by },rs. Horny
Wood.
Also the following in cloth:
Social States, by Herher; Spencer, sutho-
Of Principles of Biology.
Tales OF Wayside Inn, by Lougiellow.
Christians Mistake, by Miss Mulock.
Ten Acres Enough.
How to get a Farm and where TO find one,
by the author Of Ten Acres Enough"
Piller of Fire, by Rev. J. II. Ingraham.
Throne Of David, Il"
Prince Of the House of David,
Cushing's Manual for Deliberatiye Assem-
bles.
JehersOn's Manual.
POe's Poems, blue and gold.
Lucille, blue and gold, by owen Meredith.
Bayard Taylor's Poems, blue and gold.
Tennyson's EnOch Arden, blue and gold.
For sale by COSE * TUNNEL,
apr25-t No. 40, Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

In conformity with 3 mode cf advertising
found advsutagecus, and indeed necessary
. in other ciGes, we have determined 10 com
tnence q Business Directory in The Unions
its wide and numerous circulation Citing i
perulfarIy for the purpose. The Directory
vi contain the names, address and bush
ness or profession, OF those advertising
in &C., arranged under classified heads, as
"Druys," claw" Dry Goods" etc. The
subscriptions for cards to spPear in the
Nashville Union Directory" VIII be SIS
for one yesr, or - for six moaths, which
Is the shortest period for which 2 card will
b. "a ken
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02
Shirts at N. York Prices
Ri. IHJWP-0ES 7-.r. Depot,
4r-I--tT 81 Cherry -.., bear Ju al-
Attention LIDO. and sutlIers.

Al NJ. Laudsberg, wholesale GrOcers,
Suffers Supplies. corner o. Public Square
and Market street, are Offering - the trade
their immense stock Of Groceries and SUIT
tiers Supplies, Navy, Leaf, Fine Cut Chew
Gnyaud Smoking Tobacco; al the popular
brands Of q CARS; all qualities Of Stationery,
consisting OF Note, Letter and F00lscap Pa
rsr. and viii and bld Envelopes, Inks,
Murllage, Wrapping Paper, etc; s0dz,
Canned Fruits, such o. Oysters, Peaches,
sardiues, Mustard, CatsuP, ETC.; Backing,
Blackiug Brushes, Pipes P0maIes. Paper
Collar, Haudkerch.els, Mirrors, suspend
ers and an endless variety Of notions Of all
All descriptions. Trunks and Vslises Of all
sizes sud qualities. A large and well Sc
Isrtei stock Of Boots and Shoes Just arrived
from the Eastern markets. Also Wines sud
LIQUORS, embracing OAampaignes, SPARK
ling CatawJa, Claret and Cherry Cordial,
Gin Cocktails and Stomach BtJers.
The above Goods were purchased before
the late tax, and Nc are Offering them a..
the old prices, regardless Of the enormous
advance On the same goods III the Eastern
markets, We feel assured that 10 can sat.
isfy the most fastidi0us IS u price and quail.
ity. Give Us 8 call. Remember the place
/ corner Of Public square and Market street
ian 2s-3m A. Z d.. LANDSBERG.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

4 SUPERIOR RExEDT.-We can conscien-
6ously recommend 70 those suffering from
distressing cough, Dr.. Srickls Ms Meih-
huous Cough Bsissm. Il gives relief al
most instautareously, and is withal lot dis
agreeable TO the taste. There is no doubt
but the MelliAuous Cough Bslsam is one Of
the best preparations in use, and is al that
It's proprietor claims for il. We have tried
il during the past week. and found relief
from = most distressing cough. Il is pre-.
pared By Dr. Strickland, No. East Fourth
street, CincinnEti, Ohio, and for sale b.
Druggists, 81 ~ osns par hottia.
apfs-f - SLY
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

Extract OF q letter from L. L. 4 Co.
one Of the largest jobbing houses in
New York, dated April 9th, 1868, to s
mercantile house in Nashville:
"All cotton goods advanced within
the last few days p per cent Merri
mac prints 50; Sprague's 2lt; Ameri
cans %. Richmonds % Duunels -
And al makes of blesched Muslins il
proportion, and scarcely a case IN ordei
10 be had in the city II you have SD!
cotton goods on hand, stand firm OF
| them
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

A correspondent on behalf of the
counties Of Wayne and Hardin, takes
issue with the statement Of Bedford, -
that his county was the only one in
Middle Tennessee, thst stood up for
the Union. Wayne and Hardin did
quite as well IS Bedford, he says.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02
To Stran gers and citizens.

VIZ do not profess 10 be the only Physi-
clan in the city, " who may be found at his
office at all hours, day or night nor do
we. in offering our services TO the invalid,
desire 90 recommend ourself in preference
10 other equally well established and cx-
perienced physicians; nor do We pre-
tend 10 be inlalHble, or the only man ca
pabIe OF curing the various diseases men
TONED lu our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession of any lgOHdcr-
TtL secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
aJls treatment or paIIGtJUssi as ali sensible
men must know, chat success lu the pruc-
lice OF medicine, does not depend 80 much
upou the discovery of uCJg remedies, or 1ci9
modes Of treatment, as upon Che skilliul use
of those agencies necessary To perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by exps
r.euce aud patient application. We res
psctluIly refer the public % our general sd
vertsemeut, ia another part Of the paper.
OHire hours from s ia the morning oil
al night. j. j.. C9LEsAN, b. D.
"a North Cherry ST., Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

Tux OLn THEATRE. At this theatre the
drama loving public will have a rich treat
this evening. Miss Laura Keeno, the raw
ishiug actress, viii make her appearance
ns the Widow CHEEKY in tho play Of the
Soldiers Daughter. She viii be supported
by her troupe Of New York srtius. Mr.
Harvey Hsnk viii play the part Of limo
thy Quaint The concluding piece is the
/ Quiet Family.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

Yesterday evening about Eve o'clock an
alteration took place between the fcrryman
at " Hyds's Ferry and man whose name
is George G. Jones, in which Mr.. Mayberry,
wss she; three times. His wounds are con-
sidered dangerous, but he was still alive al
ten o'clock last evening.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

PHEEN0LoGY.-pyoG Ellis, q blind gentle
man who has made phreno,ogy his study,
and has succeeded in making discoveries
in that science, is in the city. He under
takes TO picture out the dispositions, char
scteristIcs, and mental qualities Of those
who submit their organs 70 Inexperienced
mfniPulaii0ns. he gave Us a specimen Of
his powers last night, and certainly is well
eoaVorsaut with his art He can be found
OF sent for at No. 20 Union street, opposite
the New Theatre.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

For sALE-Oue of the most desirable
stocks Of dry goods, boots, shoes, and ha S,
in this city. This is in the very bsstlocaIity
in Nashville and the house which viii be
rented to the purchaser is old and well
Known to all the city and county people.
For further particulars call immediately at
this Office w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

Nrv TuEArRr. All the splendid rssour-
ces OF scenery, stage machinery snd unsur.
passed properties, VIII be brought into play
to-uisb. IN the drama of Captain hyd, the
Wizard of the Sea. Grand Tablesu, Sink
ing ship, add other incidents make this an
unsurpassed piece.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

twin be seen by reference to smother
column. that Mr.. 4. p. Co.'s, of this cuy
is caus date lor Comptroller. Mr.. Cone
is gentleman of energy, and Gne busi-
ness qualifications, and If elected, would
no doubt discharge the duties Of that high
position satisfactorily.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

Tho % Chamber of Commerce. Of Nash
vile " respectfully request the Merchants
o. Nashville, and all others interested
in the commercial prosperity Of the city, tC
meet them at the City Hall, at the upper
end OF the Market House this teruooH, at
4 O'Clock, on a matter Of great Importance
- the mercantile interest Of the city.
msy2 10.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

TruEr.-See the advertisement Of Branke's
patent writing and toilet case, for soldiers
and travellers it is invaluable, and j. has
won expressive c7mmendations. 7. can be
used on horseback, aud is impormeable
L. r.Lu.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

Ncssrs. A. Croker a Co. have dttei M a
neat ItGe stand o, their butter AID ice de-
pot, Tor The sale Of soda water, fruits and
oonieot'ouar.cs. They have an elegant
fountain, and tho most refreshing soda wa
ter made t5eoly pula,able with delicious
syEuTs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-02

About nine c clock last night conaagra-
ton broke out in Edgefeld, it made great
light for a while but soon went out. We
did not learn any particulars except that it
wos a small grocery.