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lee Cream Saloon.

We respectfully announce to all on
friends and patrons that we have re-opene
our Ice Cream Saloon for the season, an
hope TO receive the same patronage ;ha
has been SO literally bestowed on us ever,
season. We have always on hand eonfec
lionary of all kinds, and cool soda water
Cream made TO order for parties, etc.
CAuRIs 4 FUGAzzI,
aprl5 2w % North Cherry street
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DRowSKD.-Between five and Elk o'clock
I on Friday evening, young man--suppOs
ed 10 be a messenger boy--riding 8 very
sspirited black horse, was drowned near th,
residence Of W. E. Cnilds, Esq, in Edge
field. The horse can be found in Mr.. ca
stable, in Edgeield.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Issued by the Clerk of the County Court
of David on County, for the week ending
April is, 1867.
Quinn Y. Hill to Martha J. Hunter.
Peter Forshar TO Mary Jane Hou sey.
Gottlieb Loeffier 10 Louisa ALDER.
John H.. Barron to 10 Eliza f. Cooper.
James }. Ellis to Mary A. Wright.
Daniel Ii. Lay TO Mary Ann Grubbs.
John A, Tilford to Nancy E Watson.
John y. owens to Sarqh ]. Mosier.
A. G. Miller 10 Margaret Burchiit.
Josiah Ii al TO Catharine Jaekman.
Ferdinand Otto TO Henrietta Prohelman.
John W. currell, u. 3. A, TO Bridge
Raity.
Geo. Relay, U. s. A., to Emily C. Gason.
Stephen Stout, U. S. A, to PhilomenI
Brooker.
Thomas Hunt, f. m. c., to Margaret Swan
sson, f. W. C.
Robert Smith, /. m c., to Harriet shute
] VIM. Petway, f. m. c., to Anna Eagletor
wallace GoH, +. m. c., to Rosetta cald
zwell, (. W. c.
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Notice.
MAYORS OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. TENy Anrit IA Iees

Richmond and Petersburg have fallen. Lee
with the flower OF the rebel arniy hiss surrendered
Virginia, on whose soil the I'm on forces met trei,
FIRST reverse, has been redeemed Fort Sumter
fwhere the tirst star.spangied ba ner was taken
zdown 10 surrender to rebel arms, has been recap-
{tured; and that SEINE identical banner will. on Fri
sdsy next, With appropriate cefen onies be re.
fpiaced on Sumters frowning portals, there. il i
hoped, to wave forever.
In eommemnration Of these great snd plorou,
[eyent', and W N an almost certain prospect of ,
strnnstlon OF his causeless ami wicked reb Lion
and speedy restoration OF civil law. I have an
pointed Saturday next the 10Th inst as a s tabl,
Scay for thanksgiving and rejoicing, and most res
<reetiuly solicit al itizs ms who are lovers Of In
UnioH and its attendant bicssingr-peace. order
End civil law, 70 give evidence Of taefr feelings b
display o. asionai ernblems and flags on tina
day, and by illuminating theis dwellings and faIsl
ness houses ct nigh. . he cooperation of Brig
Gen. John r. Mi er, Commander of shis Post. nm
the Military Of the ety. IL most respectfully asked
20 that this celehrston may prove commensurst
apria-Af mo- HUGH BMIwH. Mayor.
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R. II. NAeLK, Master Mechanic, y s
military Railroads, was presented, at tn
camp os the Employees Of the CaFpcnte
Depot, April 18th, with Gold Watch ant
lChain-the best that could be purchased a
4 W. H. Calhoun 4 Co. Also, splendi,
1 Field Glass.
Mr.. Nagle returned THANKS - senaa yer.
eloquent and appropriate remarks, il
which he referred, with feeling, to the pas
/ pleasure he had derived from his intimat'
and agreeable connection with t6e donor
/ He said BE would accept, and hold il
sratefci remembrance, the magnificent ties
.timonials offered, not on account Of theil
intrinsic value, bat because Of the many
pleasant "reminiscences that they, in the
future, would call up, and would forever
cluster around them. We have not the
space to devote TO 8 full report Ct Mr.. Ma
giles remarks. We note with pleasure
however, this highly complimentary Pre-
sentation; sll that we can say is, that il
was handsome testimonial wOrthily be-
slowed, by few disinterested friends, upon
= most excellent gentleman.
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MoRsE's GALLERY.-There is all the diff
zershce in the world in the style and quail
sity Of different daguerreotypes. Those VIII
{ 60 to IS Cedar Street will find Morse an &C
.complished artist. His pearl miniatures il
foil and water colors are especially admira
sble. A glance at the splendid portrait b
4 has taken OF Major Gen. Thomas, will con
/ Vince anybody of his great superiority
For satisfactory hkenesses he is not ex
scelled.
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE-By Adams, Sur
dam * Co., "a Broad street, on Monds.
morning at 10 o'clock, consisting OF Groce
lries, Suffers Supplies, Try Goods, Furni
'ture, Stationery, and a large assortment Q
Notions. Goods must be sold to close con
|signment.
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To day being Easter Sunday at the Cath
iedral will be performed the masterpiece o
the immortal Mozart, the 18th Mass
which will be sung with the full strength
] Of this excellent choir. A grand Te Deun
4 by Lambillotte will also be performed, an'
the talelted Soprano of the Cathedral, will
.sing Handel's great song from The Mes
lsiah !" "I know that my Redeemer liveth.
The whole forming contribution of mu
steal gems. rarely listened to except OF
such days as the anniversary of the resur.
ERECTION OF our Lord.
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= TBE THE1TEEs.-Both the Theatres closed
last night. The Old Theatre issued a card
saying: In consequence Of the great calGm-
ity which has befallen the nation, in the
b utal assassination of our President and Sc
cretary OF State, there viii be no perfor.
nance tonight" The card of the New
Theatre said: His Exoeliency Presiden
Lincoln has been basely assassinated
there viii be no perfo rmancs at this hous
this evening. Mr.. Yates at the Old Thea
tire lost what would have been a valuable
benefit. He will return in October, when
we hope, the citizens will not forget b
make it up 70 him. Mira. Grierson suffere,
q similar loss at the other house.
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Encouraging to COnsumers-The CrI
sis has Come at Last.

: We are pleased to inform our readers ths
the fall of god has enabled our frien
'Totten to reduc the price on groceries an
'canned goods, so that he is now selling q
Louisville prices. We would advise deal
,ers and purchasers of family supplies
! give him call, as they can save man
.greenbacks by buying at No. % North Col
.lege street. ~. [april2 If
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Sinks THE QUININE.--The Times had
quite considerable portion Of its small
modicum of reading matter devoted to it's
enviOus abuse of the UNIoS yesterday, and
TO its "insinuatien trick" Il tries hard TO
make pother under which at may keep
out Of sight the fatal evidence respecting
the smuggling OF quinine to the rebels,
contained in the letter published by the
Louisville Journal--but the taste of quin-
inc, and especially Of struggled quinine,
cannot be got rid of by such transparent
Disgusting as that the Times, in its deeI
trouble, endeavors to hide it in. But W,
cannot to-day, when the country is mourn
ing an irreparable loss, bestow more spacr
on so small subject, great only in th'
power Of mischief and discord.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-16

Messrs. Cone & Tunnell laid on our tabl'
yesterday the May number of Cooley
lLady's Book, Ballou's Dollar Magazine, tn
IL. Y. Ledger, and daily papers from al
Quarters.
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Lumber, Lumherli

just received, at Teale & csrroIl's, Il
Broad street.
50 600 feet assorted pine lumber,
100 bbls Peach Blow Potatoes.
SO bbls. choice roll Butter.
SO boxes Hamburg Cheese.
All OF which we offer very low.
FLOUR, FLOUR,
At $40 per barrel. 100 barrels extra fam
FLY -four, ats 10. Zoe bales prime hay.
aprl6-St.
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All persons afflicted with private diseases
would do well to call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderick street, up stairs.
DR.. j. may be found in his office at all
ihours. apr6
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A Coon ExANPLE.-The Cincinnati Gazetts
says: "The Board of County Commission
iers has authorized Mr.. D. C Benton, tol
collector and superintendent of the Garth;
age road, to pass all travel free on the day
Sof the celebration of our recent victories
ian example that is worthy of emulation"
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Il The Adams Express furnished us last
Knight with the latest dates from New York
land Cincinnati ahead Of the mails.
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HArs AND Cars, spring style and in large
variety, just received by r. H. Thompson
z mo. rs. Cherry street, near Union. If.
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The genuine Cumberland Coal can be had
Of Knight Bros. Office lat Driver & Browns
! No, 80 West Public Square.
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No MORE CossrABLEs.--A bill has beer
before the Legislature providing Two more
IConstsbles for the city Of Nashville; it was
Yesterday rejected, beingin violation of the
provisions Of The State Constitution.
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We are again under obligations to E. NJ ;.
Davis, OF the Sewanee Depot, for late and
Interesting. papers.
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THASKs.-0ur thanks are due TO oul
young friend Taylor of this excellent insti
tuition. for continual favors in the way o
Hate exchanges.
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sHIRrs.-A large assortment, at reduced
prices, by r. II. Thompson, No. % Cherry
street, near Union. tt.
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ISYoRuAL MEErxGs.-Informai meetings
were held yesterday of the two houses of
the Legislature, upon the subject Of the
melancholy death of the President; the
speakers Of each house in lie chair. Jas.
j. Shelley, Z a, Secretary for the House,
and II. o. Flsgg, Esq, for the Senate. The
following resolution was adopted by each:
t"Thst The Chairman appOin. q committee
of Eve, TO confer with a similar COMMITTEES
OF the other House, TO report at the sessions
on Monday suitable resolutions and action
in view OF the deplorsbls loss the country
has sustained in the death of the Presiden
of the United States by the hand of vic
lenee." The Senate committee are Messrs
.Wissner, Hall, Smith, Fraser and Ran
dolph; the House committee, Messrs. Coop
er, Hood, Dillon, Smith of Hardeman, ane
Mr.. Gaines.
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A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette, writing from Lexington, KY.

A correspondent OF the CINCINNATI
Gazette, writing from Lexington, KY.
under date of April IL, says:
In the Court House yard stand
serected, and the hero of Mill Springs
the man who killed Zollicoffer, Gen. S
4S Fry, mounted it and began to talk al
splainly TO the crowd of Fayette farmers
las ever they heard. He told them thai
the day for the regeneration of the ne
Egro had come; that injustice had beer
sdone to that race long enough, and j
4they called him Aboilitionist for sucl
Language, he would hurl into their teetl
sthe foul charge of Traitor Then b
went on giving the people WHOLESOME
4advice, and glorying over the fall of re
zbellion; and again was he interrupts
with applause. There is some talk Q
drumming Gen. Fry for Congress in thi
Hold Ashland district She could hard
'fly find more gallant representative.
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Godey's Lady's Book for May is splen'
did number. Copies of it can be had Of
/ W. c. Collier, Cherry street.
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Gold is falling, so is the price Of Photo
{graphs at the Gallery of the Cumberland
ACard Pictures now only So per dozen.
aprii--tf As. MoRsr, rs Cedar st,
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NA1s, NAfLs--4O0 Kegs for sale by G.
: w. Fall 81 Co, Hardware Dealers, 81
Public Square JANET
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HATS AND Cars, spring style and 4 large
variety, just received by R. n. Thompson,
! No. % Cherry street, near Union. If.
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WITHDRAws.-We are requested to stat
sthat Andrew Dickson, who was announce
<as q candidate for constable, has with
drawn hisname from the contest, and re
5turns his thanks TO those of his friend
swho have interested themaslves in hi
B behalf -
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river and steamhost news,

WAxrED.-Twenty good laborers TO wor
on a farm. Apply at United States Gus
tom Hoaae. Libersr wages paid. II
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FLOUR, FLOUR, choice family, just received
land warranted to give satisfaction. FoI
] sale in quantities to suit customers, by
CLARK & GREGORY,
SfDr1 2-iw 50 Druuti street
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Music Is promised to be furnished by the Band o
he 18th u. 8. Infantry,
& Tickets OF S. 90 for ona Gentleman aad Ladies
TO be had al. the Rock City and International Sa
s looms; also Kaufman's House anu Jas. Welt 3
4 Union street, between Cherry and College.
3 Bali to commence at o'clock pm
All airangems nts are maue as to make tn.
! ball the best Of the season.
z aprI2-ft THE COMMTrTFE
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A general assortment of fine custom made
boots and shoes; the work warranted and
sold lew, st G. W. Fall& Co.'S Hardware
Store.
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Beautiful Pictures of Babies taken il
sthree seconds by Mr.. Ferdinand, the grea
Baby Tanner, at the Gallery OF the Cumber
Hand. apr1I-tf.
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oArsi 0Arsfl-Prime Seed and Feed
soats may be found at Clark and Grsgory'sl
IS Broad street. apr1s-lw
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y CIDERl CIDER Pure Apple Cider car
( be had at Clark ( Gregory's, IS Broad
street. aprI2 1w
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List of Prices.

AT the Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 80 Mar
sket street, between Union and the Square
where 3 large assortment can be found.
s. LIKBERMAs, Proprietor.
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Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson has been
appointed United States District Attor
hey for the Southern District of New
York.
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The dwelling house Of DR.. Paul F. Eve
sold las. Wednesday by Marshal Glsscoc K
under confscation decree of the United
States District Court, was knocked down +
Samuel J. Carter, Esq, for $50. 1t wa
only the life interest that was sold,
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The least friable Coal is the Cumberlan,

Pearl Miniatures, in Oil, or Water colors
Get the genuine at the Gallery of the Cum
berland. aprll-tf
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Four Dollars per dozen for card pictures
Adams Gallery, Al Church street.
sPrlhf
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q LEcruRE.--At tie Fenian Hall this even.
ing, Capt. J. GossOn win deliver lecture
"rhree years with the Irish Brigade.
From the ialentof the gallant gentleman
:, rich treat isieoked for.
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Sundries.


4 SHIRrs.-A large assortment, at reduced
prioes, by R. H. Thompson, No, % Cherry
xstreet, near Union. tt.
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The best Coal for steam is the cumber
and.
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Pearl Miniatures, colored and plain, al
Ivan stavoren's. If
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Spleen did card pictures, "a per dozen
Adams Gallery, Al Church street.
aprlItf
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HAYl HAY !!--For sale at So Broad st.
& by Clark Gregory. aprl2 Ivy
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Armies.

Buy your boots and Shoes at G. W. Fal
Z Co.'S.
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Transparent Photographs at Van stay'
ren's. u
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<T,HIS OLD AND RELIABLE COMPANY HAS
! i peen doing business in Nashville and vicinity
for the l. 50 two years, and by It's prnmDtness in
paying losses has become Justly popular.
81 y. sMITH, General Agent,
apri3--3m Temporary Office, 80 Union st
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Old Pictures copied to Carte de Visite, OF
enlarged to any size, at the Gallery of the
aprll--f
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The best CRATE Coal is the cumberlan
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Buckeye
Reapers & Mowers,

AN the sole agent for the vale OF this excellen
4 lxa,hine IN Middle TennessSss. Send your or
.Siert, etriy J. ". HAMILTON,
successor 10 Macy L Hamilton,
;feb2s-srl~ No. Is College, street, Nashville
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Gem pictures, So per Dozen Only 81 PEI
dozen for best quality of card pictures, a
Adams Gallery, Al Church street.
aprll-tf
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They are at hand this day, per steamboat
kate Robinson. Those carefully selected
apples, $50 barrels, i'll prime order. may b
seen and bought at the lowest rates, iron
CLARK & Gregory, at rs Broad street.
APRIL ct
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NANpInATEh.

We are authorized to snnounce >. T. PrcKrrT
formerly captain Of Police, rs csndiasts lor Con.
ssble, to I'LL fila Vacancy oceasoned ty the rssgra
foa Of JOHN z. Nesman. Ehcton tiie lsfa inss-
We are authorized TO announce 4. c. TccKrn. De-
putty City Marshal, as candidate for Con table, to
I'll The vacancy occasoned by the resignation o. J.
E. Newman. Election 18th inst.
We are authorized to announce jour DoLAs ss On
Independent candidate for Constable NJ the flst
hsst vile District. Election on Tie 1s,i IN L. :
We are authorized to snnouree G ., A. WsI7Hr
as candidate for Constable. Ileetisn OF the 18th
INST
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Nntiee 70 LUXOR Dealers.

The undersigned announces that he ha
been made The agent for the sale of liquor
for certain parties in Louisville, Ky. An
person having permits TO ship such good
here for sale can have them filled by com
ling TO me, at Louisville prices. Commo
liquors at quotation prices. ] have, tn
samples of eight different kinds on hand
land guarantee each order filled aecordin
!; to sample. M. IA ALEXANDER, Agent,
II Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
mar23-tf 1sa.
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Appleton's Railway Guide, for April, FOL
sale at Core & Tunnell's, No. 40 Cherry
street. &c
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The Louisville JOurna, of yesterday, ha
Abe following intelligeoce of boats for ane
from Nashville; To leave on Saturday
the r. 1. Xseagsrd, Palestine, Norman
-Nadv lsras, ~ xerd Levi, and Rose Hit
'a1eft On F.;,,s- ne rive rose ten fee
during n. -. - twenty four hourr
and was stu risfag
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= !: : I Z .: :';::'i y
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-02
Ohio.

The Union Executive Committee of
the State of Ohio have issued an ad
dress to the Union voters, in which
they announce the gratifying result
of the recent election. Although little
is known as to tic vote of the soldiers
still in the field, the Committee are al
ready enabled to state that the Union
State ticket has been elected by a ma
jority ranging from $4,000 to 10000
without the soldiers vote. This gives
to the State Governor, Lieutenant
! Goveuor, State Treasurer, two Su
preme Judges, Attorney General,
School Commissioner, member Of the
Board of Public Works, and Clerk of
the Supreme, Court.
The Legislature Of Ohio stands as
follows: OF the 81 members of the SEN
ate, 25 are Union, and Of the los menl-
bers of the House, 6S are Union, and
the election of at least two more by
the soldiers vote is confidently expect.
cd, making 10 Union members in the
House, and giving the Union party
itwo.thirds in each branch, and a m a.
Ijority on joint ballot Of IS.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-02
Rats, a Cheap Preventive.

Chloride of lime has frequently prov
ed a sure thing to drive rats away
from any place infested by them. An
ounce of it, scattered in the place
where they come to feed, or wrapped
in "a bit of muslin and put in their
holes, where it acquires dampness, pro-
duces gas that is not offensive to
man, but is to the rats. If chloride of
lime is moistened with muriatic acid,
and placed in drain, vault, or cellar,
and closed from the air little while,
the rats will depart, because it will be
death to remain. This is also good
disinfectant, and will for time cure
the effluvia of dead rat One appli-
cation of dry chloride of lime to rat
holes has driven them away for a year,
when renewal of it started them
again.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-02
Moral Gale.
From the Lsdy's Friend for November, ls6
Love rs. Filtration.
By ;. ANNIE FROST.

" Maude
Maude Hilton started from deep
revery, looked half regretfully at the
pretty bouquet she had torn to pieces
in her abstraction, and then turned a
bright, smiling face OH the speaker.
..'Do you know you have not spoken
a word for nearly an hour, Maude ?"
continued the low, clear voice, "and
now want great many from YOU"
''lt was rather rude, Aunt Helen
but You have put me so thoroughly al
ease with you, even in our short inter,
course, that won't ask your pardon
but only say that now my tongue is at
your service
But want more than that, Maude,
Let me read your heart this morning
Do you know how love you, Maude
Do you know that one of the creates,
sorrows of my life was the separation
from you when you were wee toddlne
baby, and that now this meeting after
SO many years is one Of the fulfilled
dreams of my life We are almos
strangers still. SO let me tell you lit
tic of myself before ask more of youl
confidence. Your mother, as yol
know. was my twin sister, and when
two years after her marriage, she
died, it was my hope that your father
would let me take her place to you.
can scarcely describe to you my pair
when he decided to return to Ross
Haven and take you with him. Youl
Grandfather Leyerett was too feeble
for me to think of leaving him for 81
long a journey, and the parting wa'
like that death brings. Your father,
death in one short year broke off al
intercourse between the families, TO
my father had never met Mr.. Hilton
and writing was always task to him
My dear fathers death, it is true. lef
me free nearly ave years ago, but 9th