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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and Wiadol0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
aud for sale by MERRIrT a Hill,
A. Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhs-tf Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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In Chapeery At MeMinnvilIe. Tenn.
FrHHCAEI krtGs, 1885
Thomas RAM, Admir- o. Eo5l HAuss deceased.

EAhAAAaA RUIZ ANa
Thomas Rsnz, Adm'r o. Rob- hAuss deceased.
v.
Lass Rains, Jackson Rams. WssnisRton Small End
wife Elizabeth. George ". kan-. kchsrd Pro,
aud wife Patsy Puce, CAUn Price, LLOYD Price,
Franklin Price, LTu1lla Price, and Nay Jane
Pnca, uou-residsnt ielaodanta.
IS the caufe. 70 appeanng % the Clerk aad Ma
tsr that the shove named defendanfs are non.
residents o. the state Of tennessee. - hat ~
0r1iuary process ofIsF csnu0t b. served upon them
% h therefore ordered that pu1icaluu - made
for four successive SaeEs, 10 he nashville Union
. EeaHpaper published m thsc o. q nashville. Ten
usssse. requiring sad dei-udauls - spFoar on N
first dsy d cur next court 70 b. held At Mcnlan
vile % the fouuh Monday q Msruh, 1850, tlen ant
there % plead, ansEar or demur b c-owpl2nsnfi
oil, or the sane wll b. tskeu for Corfessed and -
for hezrnE ex Tsrtei 81 % then
J. =. MOEFORD. C. & r..
Eahfn-~Hs Hrrn. L. &.
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The DreaTy Life of Ladies at the
Executive MansiOn---Their Duties
and Their Drudgeries.
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MARKETS.
.IBy T~eIegraph.l

.~CISCTsSAT, March II.
Flour quiet without change in the prices.
WHEAT quiet and in fair demand for the better
grades 81 1891 50 for No. l new Red.
CoRs frmer and ii good demand n 47a4sc IN
elevator for No. I sheled.
OARS frmer and in demand 81 Sc Tor No. 2, No.
l advanced to s793sc.
RYE limited demand 81 CSC for mol.
GKocERHs dull and prices unchanged.
CorToS dull, closing al 81 for m~iddling,
Provisions are held with fmness.
Mess Pork sold at s26 Oo81 90 for city.
LARD hrmer and in demand At ls1zc.
WHIsKT firm al 81 Is, duty paid.
GoLD 1905.
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Operations Of Horse Thieves in Fem
tTess County.
Two Horses aud a Mule stolen.

A gentlemen just from Fentress county,
arrived in this city yesterday, aud from
him we learn tina on Monday night last,
two horse thieves visited the plantation Of
nan named Jsmes Hsrman, and stole from
him two horses and a mule, the whole val
ned at about $500. Who the villains were.
wherever they came, aud where they went
il q mystery.
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We also stts1d b the removal OF Bodies 10 End
from other points. q reasonable rates, and to the
satisfaction Of parties employing us.
We Keep also on hand q good supply Of UNDER
TAKERS MATERIAL, which We vii flr1ish 20
UndeFtskers when desired 81 reasonable ratss.
antg-f
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
J. T. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
No. II Deaderiek Street,
NASHVILLE,

WILL titcnit {, he erecting OF al kinds Of Ma
w chiuery. Mills, OIL We h, knEines and Ma.
eSiney furnished on the bsatoi terms. Agents icT
me celebrated Steam ERA nes. Steam Hoists, Oh
Sf..htpcrVcf J.. =. Mooaty. q Onriunan. Persons
-shinr 10 pufchEa - would do vel 10 consult Us,
- - thiuk ~ can E-ccounmodkts them Al ma,
rlenefy bought q 10 al rave cur PerronA steu'
Tor iu the erection Of o. We are sbA IN lhe SEE
1870 hnsnssE. snd have some lev mschlues
~ 80 ~ be ; "a ssrf chosp. We also eiiena
,es Geperl Repairing auainssS, he5 ftulneI
esi Hsreina, Brass F0unNUE ETC.
decSl&m
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In ChAncery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1896.
o.BlH8Fh =

W 20. BlioBtAn E.aa-
Msior Merger Rains, defendant
IN this cause Il spposring % the satisacaon Of The
CLERK and Msstag that the shove named defendant
Il = non-rssIdsnt Of the state OF Te4nessee, 20 that
the ordinary process Of Law canuotbe served upon
him. IL IL therefore ordered that publication b
made. for four successive weeks, IN the Nashville
Union, q newspaper published Ia Nashville Ten
Dessee, requiring said defendant 70 sppear on me
/ 6rst Gay Of our next Court, 70 b. held AZ kcMinu-
vile. on the 4tb Monday in March, leGs, % plead
answer o. dsmur % compiainants ban, or the same
viii be taken fr confessed, A. 10 him., aud set foi
hearing sXpare. j. +. mOhfOhD, "a n
feb2Ew41 By j. o. BmEs, d. Cil
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The Blue and the Green.
ouly One Uniform for Soldiers.

A number OF the 10th regulars, OF Irish
extraction, appeared in the streets yesterday
with the Fcnian badges on their coats; but
as the blue was a sufficient uniform for mer
in the United States service, a guard wat
sent out who took all who wore the green
in custody.
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See a woman

In another column picking samburg
| Grapes for speer's Wine. II is an admire
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
frst-class families in Paris, Lcndon aud
New York in preference 70 old port vine
i IL well worth q trial, aud gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l-tstsweoWly.
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Damasks, Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Cornicss and Wall Paper. Large stock and
81 lowest rates, just received by Hewitt 4
Marshall. No. 81 College street.
Mar. s, In.
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For Funerals.

Good, attentive assistants, and every
sRry, As heretofore,
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Parties sending Orders 10 the Job
Department Ofthis Paper will please
write 80 Union Office" on the face Of
the Copy.
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Csrpetings, Oh Cloths, Mattings, Dmgiia,
Rugs and Mats. Lsrgeststock in Nashville
Just received by Hewitt A Marshall, No. 81
College street. Mar : IN
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In Cbapcery at McMinnviIle, Tenn

FEBRUARY RULES, ls5G.
F. K. Bell and ". T. White, kx'rs Of Vim. White.
deceased,
".
Il. N. Watsrson.
1T appearing 20 the satisfaction o. the Clerk and
Master. from AFFIDAVIT that the defendant, h II.
Watterson, b not a resident Of the state q Ten
nesseei
II is therefore ordered that puuicsn0n Be made
for tour consecutive weeks ID tns Nashville Unlcn,
a nesspaper published 10 the city u Nashville, re-
curing the SD descendant % appesr on The hra'
Day Of our next Court, b b. had 10 he Courthouse
IL McMinnTlle On the fourth Monday in March,
1855 then and there 20 plead, answer or denur q
compliments oil or the same vii b taken ioi
c-cntesssd aga uat HIM aad set for bearing e1 paue-
:. 3. MORFORD, C. & n.
febI--Ete BY J. G. Burs, =. g
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The fourth lecture 70 young men, by Rev.
r. II. Allen, will be delivered in the Sc
cond Presbyterian Church this evening at
* o'clock. Subject "IHe Young Man
Falling" Young men especially invited.
Seats free.
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CITY NE WIS.

For the House of Representatives.
We are authorized TO announce Ma. Wa. B. LEWIS
IS : candidate, under the Governors proclamation.
Elecuon March slst, 1866.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given us by the press Of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sim
certify, as the following from the Nash
vsHs Daily Union:
"At a period like the present, when our
city is filed to overlooking with a transient
population, and diseases prevail to an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, 1t is proper that
the means of cure should be Of ready &C
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them TO avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools Of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful in a prac-
tice of many years, are surely worthy OF
confidence If they have given their atten-
ton exclusively TO one branch of the pro-
fession, and made themselves masters Of it
they have still more right to expect sur.
port, more particularly if they have affosd.
ed proof Of their ability to cure. To thi:
latter class belongs DR.. L. l.. COLEldAE
who, in his speciality, has been a bensfsctol
to the afflicted, and may ever be relied OF
as a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office,
relieving those afflicted with
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MAIZE Ma

The food and luxury o. ne age, without q single
fault. One tnal vii convince The moot skeprcL.
Makes Pudding, Gales, Custardas Blanc Mango,
s., without isingissa. win lea or no eggs, a. acust
astoulshing the most economical. 4 slight add
Ton 10 ord ary Wheat EouF greatly improves
broad and Cake. ltis also eEceleutfJr thlckeullg
sweet sauces, gaues ir hsh or fhsat, coup, 4c. For
Ire-Cr-am nothing Gao coupGr nth t. A htl-
boiod IN milk all prUducs nch cream for coffee,
chocolate, taA, &c
But up 10 one pound packages, under the trade
marx Maizena,. glth directions Tor use.
most delicious airieie o. food nr children and
iuvauds Of AL sFes. Fer sale by Groesrs knd Drug.
glsiz everywhere
Wb0lessis Depot I50 Fuiion 81. heu Korh.
WILLIAM DukFEA. Ge1-ul AseuL
49, alF-
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To MiIk-men.-Milk Tickets (pints and
quarts) on different colored card-boards, of
good quality, for sale al this Office.
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Attention Capitalists.
AIIatOORa Iron Works for Sale,

UHE Stockholders having 20 directed. he PTess.
dent vii offer sad property for eaie, 81 auction,
ca the drst Tuesday in April neXt IN Atlanta, IN
less sod Al prvsts sale before that dsy. This pro
pertv = located % miles shove Atlanta. on both
sides Of the Western a Atlantic Railroad. There IL
1000 scras Of land, . reasonable portion Of Il good
farming land, snd the oAsnee valuable Tor wood and
m~inerls-rold, copper and iron the iron ore
seeming 70 he ine1 hsusrbie, sDd The gray ore beng
esteemed a-nong the best In the world. The Com
snd FlourinE Mills and Iron Works are ouly some
hsf mile faom the Alsioons depot. On Aistoona
creek, which furnishes the waller power. Abouf
half Of the village Of Alatooua heongs 70 the pro
perry. some of he buildings beng entirely de-
suoyed, others damaged, al TIE working stock
tang entirely destroyed, others damaged, ali The
working stock being lost and = majority Of the
stockhoi6ers beng crippled 10 means BY the rsvs
ees Of uar. have determined TIE comps1y T. sell
fsther thsn attempt under the circumstances, 10
resuacltae-
ing. J. q MCDANIEL
feb7-2m Atlanta, Ga.
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Gus JOS OYYIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nestest style, and 81 the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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Chronic
NASHVILLE 4 Chattanooga
RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TIME
,rurr OF GrSKRAL SUFERUTESpFSr,
- .xrN 4 n. ". RAILRnApR.

NC AN n 4. n. ". RNIBoAns,
NASHVILLE, TENS, March 9TH, lsS6.
M sna ater Tuesday, Msrch6. 1855, and until fur
" ther notice, Passenger Trans vii run As i0-
Cwzs
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LrAyrN Nashville for Chattanooga, snd al points
South a. 7Bo A.. n. snd $50 p. n. Auye ChatLa
uoogs 81 $50 p. n. and $40 A. NJ, next dsy.
Returning Leave ChsttanooEs 81 tN = IL
sto "a ArIye 80 Nsshvlie Al AO p D. sna t4-
A 4, next day
Altrslus connect 81 Wartrace for shelbyuhe-
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE,
Leave Nashville Tor Johnsonvile, snd al points
West and Northwest stss 2. N. Aruye ~ John
sonulle AZ $50 E-H.
Re-iurniuc-Lssve JohnsouvI3e lao A r., STRIVE
] az Nashville A. $50 r.
Trains on n. n. w X. r connect Al Johnson.
| ullc wllh hrst clsss hns " Steamers for Psducsh,
DGro snd Ct LOUIS.
BERTHS AND MEALS FREE,
on steamers connecting with NAN Railroad.
Passenger BY this route
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between Nashville snd Caro-.
IrAlus stop Atal intermedate noints.
WM. 2. INNS. Gent Supt
Ma and \. a n. ". K Rds.
msr5-h
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A SUDDEN TURN.-The weather took q sud
den turn, night before last, becoming sud
denly very cold. We hope his will be the
last "cold snap" Of the season.
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Italian Awnings made to order. Furni-
turs covered and repaired by Hewitt Il Mar
shall, No. 81 College strees. Mar. $, I'm.
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Quite q goodly number turned out last
evening, st the old theatre, on the occasion
Of the benefit Of Miss Annie Seanlsn.
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The matinee, yesterday afternoon, At tn,
old theatre, wss very we'll attended, dispit,
the prevalence Of 3 blusteTy and cold north
wind.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, OF
printed to order.
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4 HAVE iost re following acrp o. ne Psuusyi
II r1uiz Mutual LIE lnzurE1ca GcmpanF Of Fnla
dasphs, vs.
10. loss Cor 90 datsd isis.
No li15 " 81 " IEI.
No. ls7f " 81 o. las
EEE " PoRTER.
Nsshul s-isHeE,
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~sAMARITAH's
Root and Herb Juices,
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, spots
LETTERS, SCALES, BOIL5, sYPu.
Ills OR VENEKEAL DIS
EASES 40

For SYPHILIS Or N-ueraa Diseases. taa
an's Root and heruJU.r p me m... H.. .
tain and sha-tuai remedy ever Fr.scHUsf. Hr.
o. and efadicates every 0srHr.s uf tlr sraaf..
SON 80 that re cure be- ttorUlsI aHi UFrua.
Take then this purifying remedy HUi BE- la
and do not transmit o. POOR paat.llI as. .ars
you may repent 90 alter geal
* NOT DE-PirEf
samansn's Root and Hsr1 Juices a
every yesugo Of Impultsr E0a ulr ays.la.
A. all the Dad effects o. Mercury.
FENALEsT FEIALEsIf
IN many Affections with sial numbers a. -
males suffer, the Ea8ts1d HersIl.es nlal
PLY adapted. la UiesutsI Jfafus. l Hall
bearing down, Failing n tle HoHH, Lf.ay HI
Tor al complaints ined-at otle arL s-ll tI .
press. fnce, g per botle.
Sam rifuu'a TITanh
s.a[Aa 81 syphilis, gra1 I'M COO aH. tou viii .Ir
Root and Hero Juices. ful a4u-ael4 fHc- ."r
cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies alre a rrrr
edged By physicians and gatert-. Ihey a. ..
10 TIE IT, r. Hospitals, anil ny tIrrr.d uart .H.
gained the HrUrchslon "a ts mos elite s.
Psusnt take notcei Tho ilueleuu au.
10 the phYreisns Who uss them, Al gau aH -
The oloalagi
Posr HospIrtL. F3I Halsrtal
Baltimore, FcH. 20 I-.I
"I hago great Satisfaction In Stating natI ..a
used "Ihs 5-anartz1's kemHi.es .7rIF E.errs
Uisesss IN be- most CUSTOMARY l1rms ttafIl Hfl
used tarIn with judgment, mH-rr-auf add
ly, and have mund th-m respond 81 u5 a
tors promptly and s~factlay h1.f-f
composition, ] have tte fullest r1ut-o1.- u .
omcacy. and ss - AZ my zee a. tlru tc-llH d
recommend them strongly
RLFRED g. EoNFE.
Assistant Elrga0u5 On Nea tlla r1.l.
Esafer, here il PROF. poat7a r ft' F". r.
fhese truly rs.Uate preparall- IuH Oh
Jog and U-RusnnR drug tffe r.
die- purely vfgeta1s. .asaslt d Ia as .- 81
POSITIVE CURE.
sod b. WJACW aIIIf, IrsH
Cor. Church aul F.ra .-rre
DEMOND CO. F-1rrHnr-s
SO Rare street. rEIalHFlla Pa .
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We are indebted to the Adams Express
for late Southern aud Eastern paPers.
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Win be sold cheap for cash.
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Ginseng, F esihsrl, Beeswax.

utHE hirhasI marEut pre- eli = PAD s.-
or ea-h. "a ter LrsE store ~ II j.
Co. no u eorl Market sireet ffrm W-
staud uf aarnE Eual1ers aad bap-ssr -
mqch - SOC ~. oilaepE sEetal
sales
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SPECIALLY NOTICES.
Consumption, Scrofula,
Rheumatism &c.

uEGEMAN 3 Cos GENUINE MEDICINALCOD
III Liver Oh has proved, by twenty years
experience, the most valuable remedy IN use, a.
while It cures the disease, it gives strength and flesh
70 the PaueEt. Warranted pure and made from
Fresh Liver, with great care, without any artificial
bleaching. Sold by Druggists.
HE6EMAN & co,
mar7-6ml Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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Old Course OF Treatment

Physicians are constantly annoyed by patients returning with secondary eyarlaus
Dr. JONES has discovered a mode oi treatment for tn@, diseases vaea s uts
has been found much more efficient than any other. He is never troubled with OBJ,
complaints Of patients with secondary Syphilis swollen organs or With many t#.
toms produced by the Old School Treatment
DR. JONESS charges are the same ia all cases-wM chwEe Che same a- .a1
weeks attention that he would for M month, and 10 is Of ouHc 90 Dis interest o.
cure as speedily as possible
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Was the only Preparation for food from
Indian Corn

That received a medal and honorabs mention RON
the ROYAL C0mmlsuoaer-. atthe great Inter1atouL
Exhibition. LondoB, lsl2, the competition % All
prominent manufactures Of "Com starch" and
Prepared Com Flour" Of tbs and other countries
~rrhHnfnafarnHur
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RIVER AND srEAMBoAT NEWS.

Gh AND STEAMBOAT NEWS
Inc rlver did not rise as much as wa, sx.
Pec'eo' and IS now falling, with six feet
seant on the shoals. The weather is co15
and clear, and there is every rssso, =, -,
pose that navigation for anything but smeu
boats VIII continue very Little longer.
ARRIVALS.
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ing
CHRONIC CASES:
rheumatism, Affections Of the Lungs,
Diseases Of the Throat, Ewelled JOINTS, sun
Limbs, Pleurisy, Paine, Ulcer, Cancer, era
vel, Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Inha-
nation Of the Stomach, Neuralgia, King's
Evil or Scrofula, Deafness, Diseases Of the
Eyes, Debilitated Systems, Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, and Consumption, together with
all Private Diseases, and Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs.
TO THE LADIESl
An affections Of the Womb treated with success
STERILITY.
Young Married Ladies, whose misfortune IL has
been not 20 bring forth M due season, can consult
me either by letter or 10 person.
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Type Foundry and Printers Emporium,
Rsisbnshsd ISIS.
HAGAR 81 CO.,

-uya cla established Foundy having large a.
A-rrpf OF Seek, NewspzFar, jon and orca
49, he ~prapnctors are prepared VIII
sI-1s a.eiibes 10 promptly exesuie ~ ordels if
- - nYunng materials y eseTy descnpaons
IgrlaarEF presses " I'll haAufsctafefs pcuf-S1
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Established in 1852, at
NO. 23 DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BAEBARurs vorr a.
csustc injections, with painful operations, etc. wa aroused by Che pu .luu.a u-.
that these diseases might be cured by some more pleasant sud uHl.. tsaeIs, n
by the
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TIE %sAMAElrA>s GIFT


sent by mail d "a p'aa .@ar'oHr. Tl-a r.
PACKAGE tI.eai Female ...
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unO bat oiefer 2isbe iaOn ltandes Iapere
OpIer gebradt.
8elden SprfulI meint S6r, Iieter Sebn?
iragte ole Ntutter.
CT tpiirbe ipobt nie burd mid 3u Guren
Obren 9efummen iein !; antlpOrtete 0teinbarb.
I9sr iebt tpp Sdpnung .uKD unnlse 8ers
i&wieseNGeit ihlinlmer 1T, ols piIene8 guso
ipreden, nebme ia teinen gtnitanb, Sud bic
2ln9elesenbeit mitSutbeiler. Gs eriltirt in ben
Wlausrn Der Stdots cine Site, tpeIte nidt nm
Elm 6uar beiier lit, olS Die setpGbntGen 9lln.
Serangen uno Ndubereien beS gloelS braubea
auf cem freien Selpe, sic beite9t barii,, bo6
ein bur&reilenOer &aufntann iir Die Gdulcen
eines ieiner Mitbiirser NIT ieiner Bericn uno
nit 1ieinem Cute auitommen poer sor baIten
muB; man nennt bieie llnitts vbie er3wungene
Blr9idaft". gll8 min mein @ater i'm poris
gen Srmmer bur6 Wtagoebure fam, aabn.
man ibn ieine reide 6radt ab unO leste ibn
9efonsen, = neil iein poIitilder SObfeino, Der
8arssrmeilter 9lmmenoprf. idOn felt Sabr ino
Sag einent grObbdnbler iener Stabt cine Be-
oeutenbe Summe idulOis mar. 3par entfam
mein Goter NIT 9llfe bs6 GrsbiiAOfs aus Ger
9aft, ober alle feline S6ritte, gu lener perlores
men 9a6e SIT tommen, iino umIOnlt sepelen,
uub leitbenl tpbt III leinem 6erSen g8utb lult
9tade 9esen 9einen 8ater, Iiebes @rft6en. b.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-14
Love Story of Mr.. Lincoln.

Mr.. Herndon, once a business partner
tells the following story:
An attachment sprang up in 1888 be-
tween Mr.. Lincoln and Miss Ann Rut
ledge, beautiful girl of nineteen, in the
town of New Salem. Mr., Herndon
dwells with much minuteness upon the
charms Of this young lady, and relates
rather vaguely complication by which
she was engaged to Mr.. Lincoln and to
another gentleman, whom he styles Mr..
-, and who is reasonably conjectured
TO he Mr.. Herndon himself, at one and
the same time. 1t would appear that
she was first betrothed to Mr.. -, but
afterwards a passionate mutual affection
arose between her and Mr.. Lincoln, and
she promised herself to him, on the con-
dition that she should be able to free
herself from her first engagement In
the conflict of emotions resulting from
such a dilemma, the lady pned away,
was taken i'll with brain fever, and died,
having previously had heart-breaking
farewell interview with Mr.. Lincoln.
Mr. Herndon continues to the effect
that Mr.. Lincoln was nearly heart
broken, and actually became partially
insane, and that after his recovery he
was very different man, his whole char
acter being tinged with melancholy.