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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-26
In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, ls5G.
A c McNenI. AdmInlstra.or.

AfhiL klAko, 1896.
A c McNeilI, Administrator,
Elizabeth Wright ei ale.
IN this case q appearing - the saiissctuu Of the
Clerk and Mas er, from sfii1svIt that the eeisud-
ant Noses Wright Is hot citizen Of he Stsie
Of Tennessee, 80 lat The ordinary Tro-ess VI law
Cannot be served upCn him.
it = thfreiore ordered thss pgblicstinn b. ms e
70 the Nashville Union, a uesFpuper put shed a
the city % Nashville, Tor four successive weeks re-
quiring ard defensRlt % appear Al The melt term
q the Ch2ncery court u b held &c the courthouse
N the town Hunungdou, enn on the arst Men
day m august next, then and there % plead, an
sges or dvtnur % oup.auants bill, or Ire Hame
sal he taken fog confessed SD sei FOR hssring ex
pafie a. 70 hin- sW hawkins, c 4 n
sprlio-iiW
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No. 229.

EiOR sALE-20, 40, or 541z feet front On North
4 Cherry street, l05 iest deep, ReEl north OF the
Commercial Hotel THIS s q central business 10
ca ny. Price $50 per foot. One half each, balance
IN and 2 years interest and nen,
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
FKBll aad VIM 7 White, EI'rs Of VIM While,
deceased,
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Wanted.

IN FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MIN to engage In
~ a travelling business. Pay from $40 10 s.5
per day. CAL Al sl5< Cedar ssIsst for eight dsys.
aptle-n
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In Chancsry at Carthage, Tennessee
HARCa EbLEs. lsss.



James aeOlain, IS alz.
IN this eauss Il appearing % TIE Clark al ~
Ter tilt DC dsfsufauts James Mlllaiu, " o. p
Mculaia, James r. ToreT n1d Hi.a lsue A., -
p MCCAIN, Wm- kcCisiu, tafa1 aana NO.
a1d - 1sheth McClaiu, last tlrfe minor chl.f--
o. John + McClsn. decd, arr - r.sidents O.. =. ~
STATE Of Tennessee. - that the Ordinary pr1crta 7
laa c. nos ne served upon them. u i tharu'1rs 2
dared tilst YIbiicaiion - made ior f1ur suc-sa'
lishsd 10 the ely q Eashsine EsnEasses. ~ ].
nE sad deiendaais ~ appear a. Ne AlEIlsi e. !.
the Chancery Court q Smith county, 10 he he.l
Carthage. On ne ard taoaday u hlEast, lale, =
answer ne Gross Bit a A. MeCain agai1st p -
and others o. the zane vii - talEea ~ coniess'
ana 81 iof hesr NJ eEpafte, 81 = then- 81.
marss "a ~ Il uAMPBELl. Q. 3 n
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No. 2s5.

FOR RENT-Fiaseu Acres Of good Land, al hrst
= 1oll-gaie on Gailsiin Pike.
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Sssder, here is prosf positive OF The value Of
these truly valuable preparations. lSe cid slcken-
ing and "a gustng drugs have to give way 70 RENE
dies purely tgeiabie, pleasant 70 the taste, and
POSITIVE CURE
sold by WJsoW SMITH. Druggists
Cor Church and Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND q CO., Propueiors,
9ib Race street, Philadelphia, Pa tsep2)-6m
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In ChancsFy at Carthage, Tennessee.
MAaca RuIns. 1888.
George h ofhse

George b. Oznee,
v. Supplemental and Amended BID.
sarsh A. BioQ c; as
IN this cause, e appearing 10 The satisfactoa q
OF the CleEk nd Master that the DEF ndsnis 81
nh A. Blbo kbei a. Baso, Josephine T. Blbo,
Nsncy ]. Bioo, are non residents 81 the Stale Of
Tennessee, - inst the Ordinary process Of iSE
cannot Be- served apon them II Il therefore or
dsred thsi FABRICATION bo made for four consecutive
weeks. IA the Nashville unioh, Besspaper pub
l he'd IN the city a Nashville, Tennesses. reqGIr-
ing sad deenosnts - spear &c The Eextterm o. the
chsncery Coud Of Smith county, 70 he hHid st The
Court house u Carthage, On the third Monday in
August lS66, lhen and there 10 plead. answer or
demuF 70 eOmplanants' bill, or The same win Be
taken for confessed and set for hearing e1ps-te a.
70 them. u. h. CAMPBELL. Q 4 N.
narch2S-Wtt
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We, the Undersigned, have this dEy adopted the
shove raiss ioT advertising, 10 which we bind our
selves strictly 70 adhers.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.,
JOHN WALLACE, for ths Aaspaich
bAkkfS WIhHAM co. FOR Pea.
BILL, JONES a CO., Tor Gazette.
EAEHvtLLE, 1EsG-. Sept. q, 1855
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No. 222.

TIOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
= CITY PROPERTY. New albany, Ind, proper
" a. follows. tWo Story Fame House 10 perfecs
repair, newly Ea'nted, on second hank OF the ONO
river full yes Of u, near the ioot Of the kals
10 rooms, presses, CupbOaFds, pantry, cellRr and
eisieFn under The house. Stsbe under gfOunc
24x24. Wood shed, &C, &C House stands 50 fsss
back from one street aud 40 feet from the other
Lot is on the corner, 6lKt5O, with rear fencing
Also two cottages, Of three rooms each, on lot
I9O1ITu, With rear fence cistsrn 70 each house.
aud well for both. All valued a. Sl2 oOO.
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TIOR sALE-4s5k feet, corner Vine and Union
- streets, opposite the residence % Mrs. Pre-
sident Pc <. Price $500 per ZOOS. A noble spot Tor
a hne residence.
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For any o. u,s shove Hszsoust property rpply
10 H. O. ECOVGCls.
RIAL EsrATE AGEET,
Corner a FEzk Street snd Csultol AFanne. ouro-sf
Easi Fronf o. Ne siats GapitoL
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No. 2I4.
No. 2I6.

NOR SALE-A small Frsme House, Dot 23xlo, on
II Jackson street, north Of The Corporation spring
Pnee SZ75.
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EASES. &c.

For syphilis or Venereal Diseases, the Samari-
tan's Root and erb Juices is the most potent Ger
tain and siectua remedy ever prescribed. Il resch-
es ana eradicates every particle OF the venerea poi
son, 80 that the cure IL thorough and permanent.
Take then this purifying remedy and be healea,
and do not transmit % pOsterty that for which
you may repent m alter years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although ven may be pronounced incura' lie, the
Samsrit.n's Root and Herb Jinces viii remove
every veshge Of impurities lrora the system, rs well
As a the bad ELECTS Of Mercury.
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No. 232.
No. 234.

For sALE-Oue Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
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No. gao.
No. 22I,

VIOR sALE-2TOO Acres Of Land, 81 miles from
the Sewanee Coal Mines, Msrou comfy Tenn,
1Ith good improvements, saw Mil in running or
der; the general outlines and description Of winch
viii he gwen. Price s. per acres cash. balance
l and year. Wiz exchange for city or country
property.
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No. 226.

TlOR sALE-A school Cab. in good order with
\ single harness. Pnee $50
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TEgRs or sUBSnRIPTInr.
RATS OF IDYTRTIsExs.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
10 ADVERTISERS IN BETAIb,
TIE RLTEa VIII ~ =.

Advertisements In the Special Column, 6rst tine
nom 70 lines 81 Oo-esch additional line, 81
cent? subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. IN
Local Column, hrst time from I 10 5 lipes. 81 co.
esch ADDITIONAL line, 30 cents; subsequent Inser-
tens 70 cents per lIne.
an scfefasetneuls occupying special position,
charged $50 per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL. NOTICES
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Chancery Sales at MCHlnnVlIle.

In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
FKBil sad VIM T White, E1'rs Of VIM While,
deceased,
THE CIerk and Master, in obsdience to decree
rendered in tbs cause It the Mach term OF the
CLsncery Couit at McMinnsile, Tennessee, 1865, 1
town Of McMnnviiie, on Monosy, Pat Of May next.
The Warren or Thatcher House,
outhouses, and all les sppurts nsnces for cash. in &C
corcsnce With the proy-iyn Ct a Deed Of Trust ex-
ecuted b. Harvey 81 Watlerson, without the night
Of reae npton. The deed Of !rgst v u be shown
on DAY OF sale. J, +. MOhFohL)i Z q M,
aprlll-6s prs fee S. 60
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
8. D. Rowan,
Nicholas Smith.
IN pursuance to decree Of the Chancery Court
at Mcslinnyi le, Tennessee, rendered a. the March
term, A. D. 1866 of SAID court n this cause, will
expose 10 Punhc sale, on Monday, the st day Of
May nexI, 81 the court Rouse IN MoMnhYille, the
house and lot knOEn as the
NUNNELEY TAVERN,
on a credit OF six and twelve months, without the
night Of redemption. One hundred dol ars cash
WI, be required Al the time OF sale. BOud ald Sc
curly require /, anu Len retaI led.
r. MORFORO, CAM.
arrnI-S,w prs fee IS 60
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
W Hsmarts. !
vs.
Liza VIM Grgo.
IN obedience to a decree OF tho Chanclry Court
at McMinnvie. Tenn, rendered at the March
term, A. ID. l5a6, Of court in TINS cause, will,
on Monday, the 2isi day Of May, 1858, expose 10
pubic sale, AZ the -urthouse u McMIunyille, the
DWELLING HOUSE,
outhouses, aud about Fly on hiKty acres Of Land,
belong ng TO VIM Il. Ago, adjacent to the Town Of
McMiLnEile Sale on a credit Of tWeive months,
except Fifty Dollars cash Sold upon II months
time to avoid the right Of redemption. at the in.
J.F. MoRFORD, CAM.
apriIlI-etW prs fee 6 60
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
James P. Thompson,
B. L Ridley and Hugh Francss-
IN obedience to decree OF the Cnsncery CouTt,
reacered IN this cause a. tbs March term, A. D.
1896. vii sell Il the courthouse 10 McMinnviile
on mOndsy, the 2ist day Of May 1880.
A LOT OF GROUND,
yngnesr the Depot Al Mem unvle, on q credit Of
twelve months Sold on twelve months edit to
avoid the ght Ct redemption, at the instance Of
complainant Bond and ecurty viii be requ red,
snd lien retained.
IF. MOsFORD, Clerk Master.
ap ilf1-6tE. prs fee s. %
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FFAIALESII
FEMALEsII

In many affections with which numbers Of re-
msies suffer, the Root and herb Juices ~ most hsp-
ply sdspted, IN lcerated Uterus, ~ Whites, in
bearing down, Falling OF the Womb, Debility, and
for al comp ANTS Incident 10 the sex. Sent by ex'
press. Price, 81 per bottle.
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WI b charged 81 the regular advertising Tstss,
and must lnFsrlAhiy Be paid advance, OF no IN
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For Funerals.

A United amount only Of the stock thus appro-
prA led has been placed IN the hands Of the ohcers
of the company to be sold at IS Per share and as
the sto has all been issued, full Isld, in pay
ment of property, it IS not therefore, liable to any
0TTlcE; No. co. North Cherry street, PossOface
box s74, Nashville, Tenn
DIRECTORS.
=. a. Cotton, ofTenn. c. L. BEaUEHHoURa, ofN.Y.
wH. c. RUSTs, DELAi'o r sHITH, Of dlnn.
A. G. SANFORD, A. G. WILLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
Rrssidsnt,-A G. SANFORD,
Pres't list National Bank, Nashville.
Wee Resident,-A. G. WELLS.
SecTetGry-F. Il. COTTON.
TreasTer,-WM. C. BUNTS.
Afiuiug Slspsrntsndeat.-C. l.. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Company consists of Lessee
hold Interests ID the counties Of OYertOn, Fentress,
White, ia ksOu, and Warren, IN the stale Of Ten
nsssee, amounting IN the aggregate TO over eight
thousand acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of ID restOrs comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of Thorough and PRACTICAL &C.
quainfance with the oil mines Of Pennsylvania,
The Mining Superintendent was one Of the mrs. eX'
ploTers Of the oil field of that stare, and struck the
st flowing oil well IN the country, well known 81
the hequeTabourg well, and 70 which the Ch inter-
ests Of Pennsylvania, lhen IN their nascent state
we're very largely indebted.
This Company vii lease portions Of their Valua-
bic lands in small tracts, TO private parties or com
uauies for IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT. This is q rare
chance for bona Jlis operators 70 Obtaa leases or
terms that ai be simply remuneratiVe.
Terms msde known on application.
80 NKRE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREATED WITH
Desert ton oflsnds and samples Of Oh obtained
| from the properly may be seen BY calling a. The
ofice Of the Company, No. Goa North Cherry
/ street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, F. II. Cotton, Nashville, will 70
eeiye orders for stock, and viii T. rEard certificates
| by return mail when the money accompanies th'
order.
Oct. ST.
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on a credit OF six and twelve months, without the
night Of redemption. One hundred dol ars cash
WI, be required Al the time OF sale. B0ud Rld Sc
curly require /, anu lea retail led.
J r. hORFORO, JAM.
sIrllI-6.W prs fee IS 60
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EueE nucfAAAls ENhl alAG1tAALl
Baltimore, Feb. - 1854. !
81 have grest satisfaction in stating tina. have
q 81 ''1he Ssmayitans Remedies foriN enereal
lisease In ia most customary forms that have
used them with Judgment discretion, anu proper
~, and have fouad them respond 10 my anuclps-
TO promptly and effectual y. Knowing their
composition, l have the fullest c0nfeeDce IN then
eticacy, and as FAR ss my use Of them extends, J
recommend them strongly "
ALFRED G BOWERS,
Assistant SuTgsoa 5th NeW York Vols
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-23

- ~--s----
yyINEIAND rARM AND FRUIT LANDS. IN A MILD
and heathfu climate Thirty miles south II Philadel
phia Railroad, New Jersey the line OF latitude
BALTIMORE Nd and where large numbers Of returned
Cafornans setling The soil 10 rich and productive,
varying from clay 70 sandy loan, suitable for Wheat
Grass Corn, Tobacco, Fruits and Vegetables This great
fruit Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards have
been planted out by experienced fruit growers Grapes,
Peaches Pears &c, produce immense profits vneand Is
already Of the beautiful places In the United States
The entire territory consisting Of forty 1--WE miles OF
land Il laid ont upon general system OF improvements
The land only sold 20 actual settlers with provision for pub
lie adornmen The place account OF Its great beauty
well other has become the resort Of people Of
taste has INCREASED Ave thousand people within the past
cites o. Art and LEARNING and other elements Of re
dreds Of people constantly settling Several hun
dred houses are being constructed, and II s esti-
mated that 1--WE hundred win be built during the summer
par Five and Village Lots for sale Fruits
Vegetables ripen earlier this than any other
locality north Of Norfolk Va Improved Places for sale
Openin for all Kinds Of business lumber yards manufac
tocs foundres and the like For persons who de-
src mild winters healthfu climate and good soil In
country beautifully improved Astounding In fruits pos
sessng aoher social privileges In the heart o civilization.
Il IL worthy OF visit Letters answered aud the Nneand
Rural giving full information and containing reports
OF Scion Robinson, sent 10 applicants Address CHAs X.
LANDS yineland Post oce, lands township New Jer-
From Of Scion Robinson agricultural editor Of
the 1rbuneTt 10 Of the fertile
almost level position and suitable condition FOR pleasant
farming that know Of this side Of the Western paires
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-23

CUPERB COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-ON wEDNES-
- day, 9th inst o'clock NJ at tho Exchange Sales
rooms, Baltimore, Nd viii offer at public sale II net
sold the superb Country Of Isaac solomon,
Esd four miles from The city near frederck turnpike con-
improved By Dwelling Of thirteen rooms conservatory at
Ached hot and cold throughout and all other requis
state gardeners cottage chicken ice and smoke houses fine
dairy, billiard ana bowling alley greenhouse, and
grapery furnished seventy foreign grapes young
bearing orchard 10000 seeding fruit trees and
this years growth wstered by two bold sreams
wheel forcing three gallons minute supplies all the
buildings giving constant play to three fountains ne shade
embracing city and bay The soil Is the well
known Rotten Rock. Passenger railroad close by.
JOHN GLENN CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
% Second street BALTIMORE Maryland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-23

GLyyWo0p HopsB, -oNK NILE IRON KEyroRr.
wa Sssssy stree, r ~, r.,urnius Al IA: Sns sSs4y
vvo - teshins nahins sAnins dsivea nnsvNi spfDes;
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rrwo HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR
sale, at Irvineton II acres the other ~ hne i'm
views abundance OF fruit ahrubbery
&c Tho price Of $4,000 other $4,000 Particulars
with n ENBERSON al Eighth avenue.
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c,pLRNpID COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-sITUATED

CPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT FOR Substituted
= at Lakevic. Long Island, fourteen miles from New
York House furnished throughout and repete with mod
sn no. nn o sh 80 ta IN over shs
premises. Eleven four in sardsn $50 fruit trees Of
with the city Long Island Railroad North Shore Railroad
and steamer Afrowsmh The place combines advan-
eaed No mosquitoes Possession Immediately desired
Extract ThompsoDs History of Long Island
zone Of the interesting natural curiostes Of this
the beautiful collection Of at Lakeville The
contained IN deep sn situated high ridge.
the summit Of which may Be dscerned at great distance
from the This water Is cold and At the same
time perfectly clear and OF great depth. .
at stocked with perch and pickere by the late Dr.
MITCHELL and years they had multiplied as to be
caught by the hook In every part Of the lake. 1t Is alto
gether . romantic and beautiful object"
Address Dor l3 Post Onlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-23

CUrERIoR BOARD AND ACCOMMODATIONS, AT
- willow Place Nyaok the Hudson. eesct Parties De
airing arst class table, and willing % pay oerA price Gao
scecmmoaaons for horses and carriages also cotAss al
joining for families. ten rooa win Board In
The large house; private stable attached ample grounds
fresh Vegetables and milk rcr further particulars ADDE'S
cir and river view
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


yIrANTRD-SIx OR EIGHT LOTS or LAND IN
w quiet locality within half hours nde % City HALL
fronting possible suitable
ou of small laboratory address, stating price, terms and
location. j. W. Osborne supt Am PhotoLuhogrHphio Co,
IS Liberty street. room u.
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IL chasers.
the Medina river fifteen miles west OF San Antonio well
timbered with musqut OAK. elm and suitable for
grazing and culture, with heavy bottom lands three miles In
length along the river ~
river Fort Inse and town Of Uyalde consisting OF l
well adapted for stock and the greater portion Of
may be irrigated at little expense.
Also Tract Of Land consisting Of 100 the Colo
RADIO river sixteen miles below Austin and one mile
from the railroad depot The soil Of this tract M very rich
well the cultivation OF cotton, wheat and
These win be sold together separate and perfect
title guaranteed For further particulars address W. b.
Antonio Texas
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GUNNER BOARD At STANFORD, CONN-Two SIN.
- gle gentlemen gentleman and wife can have good
seeommodstion: u gyss ,sway mnss irom 'ns WI
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GUNNER BOARD IN AsToRfA:-suPRRioR Accom-.
- modaons at the stevens Mansion. 70 minutes from the
civ Addre.s Board. Dor !. 81 Post onlce
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-02

u WHAT DO YOU DO WITH Soar SUBS p
There is large quantity Of plant food Of
the choicest kind in a barrel of soap: and
it is more valuable after it has been dis
solved in the wash tub, than If It were ap
piled 10 the soil in the garden 10 an undilu.
ted condiiion, 20 For this reason, soap suds
is an excellent fertilizer. The Scottish
Farmer says, On this subject {: Although
generally deemed ohly tit for being run of
into the common sewer ID the easiest and
most expeditions mauuer possible, they are
nevertheless highly beneficial vegetable
table feeders,a as we'll a. useful insect prsven.
tives Hence they should never be wasted,
more especially BY parties having gardens,
as their application to the ground, whether
in winter or summer, will show benefcially
not only on ordinary vegetable crops but
also On berry bushes. shrubs. border flow.
ers and even window pot plants. while II
poured or syringed over roses, cabbages
&c, they will prevent, or at least mitigate
the mischievous'doings Of the green fly and
eaterpilars. .t.,-..o.' ,.-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-02
CHOICE MISCELLANY.

4 q
Or CHIiDREN.-The journals are lust
now warning parents against the habit,
altogether too prevalent, of trusting chill.
dren. entire to- the care OF domestics.- -
Three have been condemned to the gale ys
for initiating those of the family in which
they lived, into every species of vice. before
they were twelve years old. 10 an Ameri.
eau family in, Paris, there are two boys
rendered paralytic by. the poisons admins,
tered to them ia infancy to keep them
quiet, and yet the younger children are
trusted to nurses not less confidently.
The great number Of deformed people in
Europe is remarked by the most careless
observers, and it is ascribed in q great
measare toathe caFelessness of nurses, and
10, the long siaircsAes they are obliged to
mount with their precious burdens, and
also to their ignorance Of sll the rules Of
health, 10 some cities in Germany one
person iueyery Twelve is deformed. That
there are SO few 10 America may be owing
to the scarcity OF servants Mothers are
obliged 70 take pare Of their own children,
and are better educated themselves than
women in Europe. =. m' EaglisA paper.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-02
Thad. Stevens and MRS. swisshe Q Inn,

A story is going the rounds in the pa.
pers that Hon. Thsddeus Stevens aud
President johnson met at Gen. Grants re-.
ception a few evenings since. A gentle.
man who was present says: Stevens will
chase man most ferociously ID public
speech, and FIVE minutes after go and in
vite him to lunch with the best humor
imaginable, After he turned away from
Mr.. johnson, on Friday evening, a gentle.
man asked him il the President looked to
'wsfd bis pocket to see il there was some
weapon there, to -ssssssinats him. Oh, no,
said, Thaddeus, the President and / are
the best of friends We are not afraid Of
each other; bat are. both afraid of Mrs
Swissheim. Well may they be, as Jane
has q way Of speaking her mind which at
times is anything but complimentary OF
consoling to the sterner sex.