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STAGE LINE BETWEEN.
Mechanic Falls and lewiston.

Th- suh-cfil~r. sd 30 . .fas- h-t~~.. I.,.,-t,,
and NJ A-aic 10 snia GsstA~r a.-ies.
tsIlssr.
Lave E.gi- 81. Me-h.s.e u.7I2AM
1--we Lr~t.tsa 81 - 2. n. osaa-ctiar -,th
trtias 60
hestr~si. Bsckheld. samscr a. Canton
f~f--as tras-n,aE t-,v 80 te-i-tss aaa .4ia
eent r-siat- 80 hosu~-i. .ausi 80 th~ r.a.4s
81 FeE-ss- ~tA s@s- f~a ha-a-- d~t-af,os az Daa-
49, Sosrt--a ~ tss'sg "a - c-av-,aac-.
Passenger from >oTwsy. Paris, &c..
Csa tsAe ihs. -tsgr 81 M~ch.aic F-ii- tha. ..siu-
sNF-ssr sac dsisufHpn 81 D.ssfi- JsaTfts.a.
- 'siea s'-Es or',Ts u 10, 10 80 81 IN DIV ia
h-a-~ Ashl'a sf'.sf. az he No. Hotel. A.
bnrn
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A'r~e e~p,-.ss-': J. : Hoss.. Rss,-ssr.

Oxsoss. ss--N Csart 90 Probate h~ld /.
ftrt-. stthta "a ths Couats 90 ONford
- tn ~ To- its - De-. a D. ts6J
SULLIVAN a. ANDREWS .dansai-t rafsr "a
80 e-i.ts - >-r-h Ts-u-~-si 80 - Rs.-k-
h-il "a satf cousfs. d-cea-~d. h4sina pse.rst-d
~ hssr srcuti - scaat-trstsSa q ta~ estate ~
s-sst decea--i 49, aiLs~.ac-s
% isred th-t -@tt Adasini.tra'r give notice 70
alip-r-en.'siefrstet ~ ess.isx sb-f-.ct ofthis
psttttsa ~tth tAi- orsl-r % Csurt ther-sa O.
- p.st-t-hrd thsee ieks 80 oessivek ~ 10
oNi"fd b-Hascfst q s~-sp-p~r priai~d a. PARIS
- --'a Co'infs. nat thes nss appesr fsssbats
CauSi u b heLc - Pare % "a laird Tse.d.y 81
Jsa- aexf, "a tes o'riock 10 the foreasos .ad
she- esu-e. - .sy thy have My the sane
saosid sot be @liS~ed.
4. W. wsodbsry Jsdg-.
Atrse copy-aNesf J. =. HosEs Rsrsfsy
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Osf--a. ..-sf Cosr' - Probate A-LI a. Pari-
wifhss at 90 ta- Cra-tv ~ Oxfsrt, % the
thsrd 49, % H.. a 10 ISIS.
ISAAC y. STANLEY. rx-sulor q he i..t iii
Il an fe-t sa.~nt - f-asc rsrrsy 40 II Dix6-id
- s@sd eassafy. a-c~--s.i. h.vs-r ps--~a,.a Ia.
sfst s-a hai -crosi Of asisis stfstsoa "a the 80
t.s~ ~ -ss4 d-c-s---i &C. aHS-aar-
Orfsres. Th-t ssic s-ia's ssvs ao' - o. az
f'ss-on-t at~Fe.t~t - csssiag . reps sithisord.s
o. - psabh.bec three ~e~k succsssiset. % the
osisrd D-ss~erst. pristcc ~ Paris tkaftts
sa.y spp~ts .ta rroissse Gears - ~ "a F.rss
90 -sia Cosats. "a the - rs.-s-y Il y4-...sS
seat. 90 tea - the cteck 90 he Gssens..-a. and
sA~- cause. a. aas thes have. ~hy thsssas
hosl1 saf b. al I'D.
E.W. WOODBURY. IsIs~.
4 80 .-.l.s --allesl ] = - R-...Ir.
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H. -as-criii-r a-r~iss gts~s psi.ic a..fsos that
b. ~ ts--s is.s splsssaf-i ~ IN uuasnr@bL
j. - a p hate t5r he Guuafs a. Oxfrrd. and
t-su.r ta- frs-t 20 Al siaisif'f of 80 estate o,
WI. ststSE t.ts - Bs-ts-It
~ saif Casafg. d~ess-sd. ~ giviax bod he
80 furrts. tte ih~r-tsfs sr-e-t- ~ rs-r-oas b.
80 ia.irtfri o. ~ ~-fsf~ 81 said .iec-H--f fn
uits- 90 n-''i go 49, .reaf sai fhasr 40 have
tHt .iraatsssis a-refn. -xnthit fh~ sau- o.
De -. i-S5. fRNNCi- n Bt~BEE
~ .a's.er'i--f h~r-hs -ivss pui,iie ntfis. th.t
10 ~ t-ra fuiy a,rpainisd - The hou-sr.i.lr
Jatsr n Probate &C. M rssruft 90 fh6ad I'D
as-ausr ~ uust "a scuiai-ir.for offbe --t-t- ~
EyBERr THOMPSON his q B.rk6 "a
o. sod Causts. deceased. - gisiax i.aaa - "a.
- ftr~cts. ~ th~rrftrs rrsJs--fs az psr.s.n.
80 ~ifed 60 Oh. estate - sd .i~~-s.- ID,
alfke ianlue.iilfe rsF nfafs sd fhosr - b. hsss
49, d-asat- fhrrcoa. fa ~xhitif - sslnf O.
b.. ~. t~e5. ENDcH Y. rdJuFsBN
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TO ~ ~ 1TT"TTV w. IITr H|IITT TIII
% 49, hrra tuls s.sprtnie b, ID usa Jrfr - 81
fiahsi- g. th~ tuurfv ai osiYri. 80 as-anei
ih~ iru.t ~ LEecai's u ne 1T slh aal Ts.f.-
urtl n
ISRAEL KtuBtLL ists n B-iA.L
o. ssif C..uliY i-ces.-t. ~ EisiuF bssa a. ~
- lirrrf-. 81 fhrrrflr~ r-qr-sfs ~ r~rssss 81.
srts~ o. 80 estate ~ stff $1,000 e. ua.te ia.-
.s-t sie fftfarslfs 81 49, htsiug aav f~uuaaf.
fhrrrua fa srhf.1if th~ ssaa~ 90
H.. ~ i-sS. -AgaH EtaBtiL.
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ars-sop,-.a.., s.Ho,s.. E.si.'.,.
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III -s,---rster h-s~bs g'v~s psi.isc tee test
b ne t-~a iuis -psrsial-d b, tn u..aar-hL-
JrdE- - Pss,hst~. Csr to tc-.a.tv sf ONEsa aaA
.-.aan-t he tra-t ~ Adnia str.tor n The estate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-10


To The Sheriff Of Tmrant Cognty-GF'tf"F /;
VOU are hereby commanded that You
summons, by publication in the Dallas
Herald, Marina Sollee, 10 be and personally
appear before the Honorable District Court
Of Tarrant county, at the Court House there,
NJ in the town Of Fort Worth, on the End
Monday after the fourth Monday IN March
1866, then and there to answer the petition
of +. W. Sollee, fled in said court, sad
petition charges, that the said +. W. sollce
and the said Marina Solcc were heretofore,
c.wit, on the 18th day of November, lS+t,
married, in the State Of South Carolina;
that from that time up to July, 1861, plain
tiff and defendant lived together as man
and wife; tina, since July. 1861, plaintiff
being absent from home, defendant w"S
guilty of living in adultery, or oil varion,
act, of adultery with one Granwood ana
one Hilbert, whose surnamcs are nnEhoWh
TO plaintiff. Plaintiff prsys for divorce,
and has made affidavit that the defendant y
residence is unknown TO him.
- Given under my hand and the
SEAL seal Of said Court, AT office IN ;ic
O6NJTcw n of Fort Worth, this 18th day
Of February, 1866. ,,,.
MARK ELLISTON, Dist. Crk.
Came 10 hand this tho 2Sth day Of fcbrn-
ary. 1866, and executed by ordering to Lr
published in the Dallas Herald for four e.!
weeks JAS. T. EILISTON.
TJs.iu.l Sheriff T. e. T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-10

tn, President made . few remarks 10
which he said washlngton's farewell ad-
dress contained principles by which lie
thought 10 he guided, and he was 10 hopes
that all the States would continue their con-
tribuions 10 the monument
LorIsyILlE, Feb. GA large meeting
was held here 10 day In honor OF the PreAi-
dent, veto. Resolutions were adopted pro,
nounciuu tho Bureau Unconstitutional, and
th.nkins The President for his veto, and
saying that the States have legal right TO
settle the condition Of tho Inhabitants
thereof, and apr wing the Presidents mes
sage on representatives and taIa'ioni anu
Hppinuding him for bis disposition to carry
on the Government IS in oldsn time; aud
requesting the withdrawal OF the Bureau
from Kentucky,
Gov. Brsml,ite presided, and a speech
was made by him and several others.
washington's birthday celebrated here
and generally throughout the North.
Tho extensive warehouse Of Neweomb,
buchanan 4 Co, Wholesale grocsrson Fourth
street was burned this morning. with ia
contents, involving loss Of 500, 900. The
insurance amounts to $4,000.
Nxw YoRK, Feb. 22.-Tho steamer City
OF Baltimore, with dates from Liverpool to
the 7th, has arrived.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Watkins
gave notice that he would ask the Chaneel-
ior what representations had been made to
the American Government respecting the
Fenisn organisation in that country and
as to the employment Of American officers,
and tho issue Of bonds Of the so-called
Irish Republic.
The cattle plague was the leading topic
in both Houses.
A second renian plot has been discovered
in Dublin, and some soldiers charged with
Fenisnism have been hung.
The French Minister announced respect
ing the Basdad affair that the United States
Government had decided not to allow it.
self to be drawn into conflict with France,
through fllibusters or agents.
Tho Prussinn Legislature has passed res
olutions against the attempted restrictions
Of the liberty Of speech.
Bosroy, Feb. 22.-The House to-day pass
ed resolutions regretting the Presidents
veto Of the Bureau Bill.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-10
TEL,EGRAPHIC,

We condense the following dispatches
from the Galveston News Of the 2sth. Nost
of ihem are to the Texas Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-Ssnate.-Mr.
Sumner, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, reported House resolution to
facilitate telcgraphic Communication be-
tween tho Eastern and Western Continents,
which passed.
Mr.. Buckalow spoke in opposition to the
Cons titutionsl amendments.
Tho House, by . vote Of lO8 against ",
laid upon the table the motion to reconsid-
er the vote 6y which the House yesterday
passed the resolution that no Senator nor
Representative shall be admitted into eth
err branch Of Congress from any Of the late
rebellious.States, until Congress shall have
first declared the States entitled. to repre-
sentntion.
wlsHrsaroy, Feb. 22.-Thc demonstra-
ton of the citizens Of the District Of Co.
lumbis, in support Of the Presidents policy
was attended by an immense concourse.-
The meetir z was addressed by prominent
individuals, and resolutions in support OF
the patriotic policy Of the President were
adopted and presented TO him at the Exec
utiye Mansion, In response to which he made
A speech reiterating his devotion 10 the
Union, and said the radicals were endeav-
oriug TO break up the Union We fought for.
NEW YonK, Feb. 22.-The banquet to our
Minister to Russia, by the corporation OF
Moscow and merchants, was an enthusiast
tic affair, designed as IN acknowledgement
Of the courtesies shown the Russian fleet
while here. The health Of President John
son was drank amid protrscted cheering
and a telegram announcing IL was sent TO
the American Consul ct Liverpool, for
trans mission 10 this country.
Mr.. Curtin the American Secretary OF
Legation, spoke fsvorsbly Of the Russian
American Telegraph and Of the future OF
Russia and America, concluding; "The
more in,imstely acquainted my country
men shall become with the Russians the
more they will love you" Mr.. Curtin was
seized and kissed BY every Russian pres
ent.
Nrv YorK, Feb. 22.-The Tribune says
the reports from Washington Of tbs immed-
late disruption Of the Cabinet srs ground
less.
Mexican advices say Pierrss, Imperial
ist. has been appointed 10 the command OF
the State Of sinslos. II 10 expected the
railroad between Puebls and the City Of
Mexico will be completed BY May.
WI,HIyeTor, FEB. 22.-Gslleries crowd
al ,o-d.v in honor Of memorial exercises Of
the late Henry Winter Davis. Emblems
Of mourning were tsplsysd-Dselsration
Of Ipd,pendence read, and dirgs played
/ The Speaker Of the House sulogiIed the de-
ceased and introduced his COLLEAGUES on The
len, 70 Congress- who also delivered
euloy.
brsted and business suspended
A large political meeting vas held to-osi
in honor Of he President policy. fhehs
tio.si Increment socisiT aiso held nee
ins
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-10
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff Of Wise County Greeting;
VynUT nrc hereby commanded

y, ne Sb,r;T Of jy;,, Cogn'y-G Greeting.
vrOuT orc hereby commanded
I that Won summons BY publication, J.
p sora.,n, who 10 alleged to he . ,ransicn.
ncrson 10 he and appear before the District
Conr, n h. holden In and for the county Of
Wac at Tho Cour, House thereof in the
Town Of Decatur, on the fifth Monday after
tho first Monday in February next. then
and there to answer the petition Of J. &.
COrnentcr filed in mid Court agsius, the
said ]. +. Sargent. and alleging, in sub
.,,ncc that I p. Sergeant executed one
note dated Nav 10Th. 1865, Oh J. Z. Sar.
rcan, in favor Of J. NJ. Holmes, due three
months after date, for $4,000, with u crcd,
of Si2, 90 dollars, transferred Sept. lsi, 1866,
TO J. c. Carpenter another note do cd May
Az. "a fnr Tho ann of 80 90 10 ]. {. Cnrpcn
Tor. one dine bin given to ]. e. Carpenter,
~. vs., - .,,ors d,tci Nav ,hr s;l.
i ioee o"s 80 .arn, Jmo J u while for one
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To the Sheriff Of Joha.0a Coraty-- "rslln'S .
VOU arc hereby commanded 10 summon
A.B. Robinson, by publication as me
law directs, to be and appear nt Toe mex
term of the Honorable District 'ourt IN anu
for the county Of Johnson ana s'a,n %
Tc,as 10 be held at the Court House there
~ on the third Monday in March, lS""'
then and there to answer to the complaint
Of Rachel p. Robinson, Plaintiff, as set
forth in her petition filed, wherein the al
,ges that her husband, said !. u. Robin
son, defendant, has LEFT her with Intention
Of abandonment, tor more than three years
and prays for divorce. GU, ,,,,
- Test: o. J. Inghan' Clerk o. The
SEAL lDistrici Court in and fg' Nc M
k7(~Jtv ,fJ,husop 90 ti Pa zeal 40 SAT-
Court, hi: 2O,h day p,srTlar 1877.
o.. lNGhAM, ,!,rA.
rr Ja-. lI:,,r, 'rrur.
TaLir.-rrs. Zee 81 - ourren'y-i
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IT, fGs SA0tga( His sesaiy- C,ssiins
VOL are hereby CoHniiiandeu

| 10 fAs SAsftTaJ Hiss sesats- Ofsfhne
VOL are hereby cOnniandeu
that You summons, by publication j. u
snrgssnt' 4 transient person, 10 lie and ap-
near before the district Court, " Le holden
In and for the county Of Wise, NJ the ConH
Hons. thereof In the tOsn OF neeainr, on the
dtb Monday AFTER tho hrri Monday IN Feb
mary. A. d. 1851, then and there 70 answer
10 M. oetition Of D. y, Taylor, hil.d In said
couTt against the said J, l., sarreast, ard
alleging. in substance, as follows, io-viii
,hat 4. II. Sargent executed aud delivered
/, The said ?. y. Taylor his promissory note
for Inc payment OF forty head Of fonr year
oII heef steers, 10 be delivered by certain
lime in said note specified, Upon said note
Is endorsed a credit OF i've steers, hnd that
The said Sergeant failed 10 deliver said
steers according Ia said oblign'loni also
that the said ., l.. Taylor purchased from
IN. said J. L, Sergeant a certain nNel Of
land situated In Jack county, state of Tex
az for which he paid the ssid saTfeahi the
sum Of fifteen hundred dollars, and The said
J. l., Sergeant executed hi bond for ,i''e 10
same, by which he bound himself 10 mako
lille 10 +. +. Taylor by u certain lime there.
In speei6ed, and that he has wholly iSiled
10 MAKE hulu INV WV 'H''H''
said Sargent sold to the said y, y. Taylor
certain other tracts and parcels Of land sit
mated in the states OF Missouri AMI Kansas,
for which he paid said Sergeant the sum on
eight thousand dollar, AMI that title to said
land made by J.. p. Sergeant is null and void
Herein fail not, hut have you then and there
before said Court this writ with your re-
turn thereon, showing how you have e1ccu'
ted the same. ,,
Witness. d. Shrevc, Clerk OF the District
Court Of Wise county.
Given under my hand and seal
SEAL using scroll for seal, this Court
S6S/having no seal, in The town Of De-
catur, q, Office, this the 2i'h day Of Janua.
ry, A, ID. 1869. n. sIlREVE,
CLERK y. c. W, G. Texas.
Game 10 hand the 10Th day Of january,
A. d. 1866. Executed by publishing in tho
Dallas Herald, q newspaper published in the
county Of DALLAS, being the nearest county
where newspaper is published there being
no newspaper published in Wire county, Tor
four successive weeks previous To return
day. This 30ih day of January, \. ID. 1866.
d. s. AYNES, Sheriff ". {. Texas.
[22:4w.-Printers fec, SD, 80, CURRENCY
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pnrNrsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

A lag b-sn aryoiBied Acministrs;of Of The ksisis
81 wHiiarn c. Bernard. deos.s-d, AZ the February
Tern, isss Of "a. Prohaie Court q Denton cuuntJ,
Al persons hsTing cisns against said esiHis are re-
cues,st ts rressrt them. prursrlg authenti1eise'
vffhs the time rrsscrihcd by laSi and thoss 1oeu-
fss.s.I rios X BLAKE. Aan'r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-10
Iu,TNIsTRATOR' NcTit Z.

A B. l4rl--E Aa"iHs .--.
ed al .a.s.l4.cro5 .hC CsfS'' If J.. ,. b-e.-
per. a .sz-,I.r. Re November Term. l.''.
oftbe rsrrt C.t.-., -a-k ea-uis. l.-Ifa- .f-
ing sslstsss .fsra. %. ell TaEssus aa'.
inc .-lr- -galrs, said estate arf lrr-...
Motif .1 II.a1l. DE SAM within ~ iiil2
rrese y Ir. - V FAEALE.
Ar Estate .. %. T. ElcAusr. De. u.
To- sw|
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-10

n
n d-rsixr-d having t--n ar1.ol1tte Adrnfr i.tfa-
- a t-ir - On ts Esfnfs - Iuhl stsfg 49,
a. - n. grnuary Tern - y ~ upun.y tsu-i
,--t.irius fc ESTATES - 8-o..--1 Is-s5rf - lscf
--I.II1r : $50 . .is- ~ lT--t al- - "a
- !. - - -. s..l 500. -r-s-- r-sr- --
T-.e -rrur us-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-10
DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE

"A rleUnd ri Fned hst'nE been u -iui-
ed I'D ia.str-tsr l5.s no. on the estate
Of C. Us1-ul deceased. q she Jaluars
Tern l75s. q he County tcurt ef dass
oOunir r-rts-u-uz - es-Errs. 81 pr--7fs
- hs---T rslhe5 having cls-ns a-h-rsi
sz7ft .Le. % present thzHr within Gle Joe
5000 f-- " -fETr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-10
NEW FTRNG.
ID. 81 S. A. i. KING.
HAVING rented the
fA EANGSSTES NuHS. -

At Lancaster, Dallas u'y and n-"aE
thoroughly repaired the same. 7e ngw pro-
pose TO grind wheat and 'agu for The public.
We have procure! the eryilil OF a. OK
pcricnccd Miller sni AZ experienced and
practical Engineer and feel confident thai
We can give general saii3fasiian. Give aa
n call and see FOR yours ives
We will also keep on bond N r1sorimen
ofsTApLE DRY GOODS and iEDCERlES,
such as Farmers need 10 exchange ioT
Wheat, Bacon. Lard, and al other produce
that We can dispose OF, The goods may b
found near the hotel.
Flour for sale ut The Mil a. all times,
and in any quantity. In al crscs the pro-
duce must BE- delivered before tho go1ds afo
taken away. u. : $, A. J. N1Nu'
Lancaster, March 8, lstt.-2i;am.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-10
CRUTCHrIELD HOUSE
FCT. s2ISs

IN consequence 0: feeble health, now
1 offer this well know Hotel for sale
The house has been KEEP open FOR tho last
fifteen years, and hnzard nothing IN say
ing that there is no hot,. IN the state llat
has sustained md enjoy I'd more popularity
or received larger par2n1Er 1p 10 the
present time.
Tho furniture a,oi aprrr' .ances, stable,
&C., all included. If al. .,slLion 10 mado
soon, q bargain can be bad fud possession
given Immediately. AjIgcf9
7. I. CRuTCiIFlEla. Proprietor,
Dallas, Texas, March s'o-l4.tL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-10
A. S, CLARK,
THE HOUSTON a'EE.EGR
,rrIIc oldest and largest paper

as, printed Oh large new type, aud wi
.nd i, devoted To Tho public iEtrrust, to
arws, religion, education, agriculture, "ict
tire, otc.
All lit Issues arg printed 0n largo lou
the same sizes as thu leading l'0lrrs Of
and New Orleans.
lnall its department. 'Lr Telegraph eini
tho best talent, and the high character u Il
81 /. evidence oi tn" devotion o. IL large e.
i,or- and CORES ?ondrnts ~ ihr Interests oiii
The nAIIy is issurd every rHcfnimg lexc
lay.l and contains uli,DriI's, 'oi Tcri.Vniei
~ rrial articles, news items, etc, nnd all
received down 20 the previous midnight.
Tn. Tri.wEIgtI is published On Monday
i,y and Friday, and contains ioriy-riGht
matter, embracing all matters OI impuItai
Daily OF the day ofisFne snd the previous
The wrlRJr is Published on Tuesday an'
from sixty to s,vcnty columns % rcadin
very few Advertisements being admitted. 1
~ Telegraph publishes nc~rly double I'll
matter oC any u'hyr " eEly u: ''i' STATE n
,,,s all the leading article, Coiumunic"tiofr
tile pailics 20 the We, X.
The SuSraY TIT gFus'T L. l'''l SIZED eve
~ irninE, and l. lcyJted o. rul,sil17 'u' u.
the discussion cfr"li.siuus sulIt .'a i.IH 20.
ON 4sif ~ sfT.slHl ... bias.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-10

70. s#rl rr.r .H .1IIf.ri n eH.r Al f.ian ~
-I.-.-.4fs !. s-.s r.rfH e.. J shs f-f .iaIlracl-
.+.. .Hr rH- rHI. W-ffIs, Tr -.. $50 1HI ilai-
s.t-rE r-l. -.iaa. a.i ci i7lks .. -.i. 20 il'l
b ~. .. --. areIlI Ia -aIi. Geo r - p IN
-Hr ... .. .t.. tsrEl-, u4 -.I- sod. 'f'f y ll-F
II. Wl.+f... 1llahl1r. a. EIlI ia. -srrE -iartF
r.. ~. r.. 30 -. 1000 rh- suIlaF rarg a
eli - g. I-a-a-l.l f.rf.rl Bitir. tarl \
ra-i -r4.s u. aIlr -E.E .E-a-s ~
-,s Warail.- ID a--..lrI - 49, -
T.. Is. gEsfIT n.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-12
Self Lhnsa.

This vice, which is never prseticed in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblesi
snd most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquence or pen TO song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
living skeleton. Nor are these is final
and fatal effects; in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 507, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb16-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-12
the Edgefieid Pic Mic from a Radical
EoInt Of view.
Nashville Letter to the ciucinna,;
Gazette


The Cincinnatis Gazette Of Saturday last
conta ins letter from their CORRESPONDENT
at this point describing the E5gefeld pic
ME, from which we extract the following.
Last night the Ladies' Benevolent Asso.
citation Of Edgefeld, q society formed 10
promote the charity Of which / have been
speaking, gave a pic mic and supper in the
grounds attached TO ST. Stevens Church.
The amusements commenced at 4 D. N. and
continued sil very late hour of the pio5t.
or rather until an early hour Of this morn
ing.
As played out rebel flourish Of trumpets
had been previously sounded over the affair.
the disloyal press announcing with much
emphasis that Generals Cheatam, Brown.
Williams, Quarles, Forrest, Duke, Henry.
etc, would be there, expected to witness
regular rebel glorifcation. And at an
early hour Of the evening I crossed the
river and Joined the crowd that was wend-
ing its way toward st. Stephens.
In the character Of the assembly and in
the spirit manifested,
was most agreeably disappointed. I
doubt not that ninety out Of evsry
h hundred persons present aided actively in
the rebel cause while it was beligorent. and
still regret its defeat. But even the most
sensitive Unionist or thin-skinned North
erner might have mingled with that throng
Of ladies and gentlemen, from four O'Clock
till midnight, as / did, without seeing aught
os hearing sught that could in any way Of
fend his patriotism or his sectional bride
1t was a quiet, courteous, well-behayed
good looking and pleasant company. No
unpleasant topics were introduced for dis
cussion and the stranger, so far from being
pestered about his politics, or wounded by
unseeunly remarks, was welcomed 10 a par
ticipation in all the festivities, and made to
feel thoroughly at home. There were some
ex rebel Generals present, but they were
there evidently IN the character of private
citizens. and in their language and conduct
maintained that character throughout. No
improper demonstration was made over
them, nor did they in any way seek to make
themselves unduly conspicuous, or to attract
the attention Of the crowd.
The groves around st. Stephens were
tastefully lit up with many colored lamps
as the night came on. A number of ia
bles on the green were covered with such
good things as Edgefeld could afford.
"Grab bags" minor lottery schemes, "post-
Offices" ana gipsey tents were as plentiful
as upon similar occasions up North.
Clever gentlemen and handsome ladies,
dressed in their gayest attire, fitted
around the tables and among the trees.
And when all the enjoyment that could be
obtained in this quarter was exhausted,
the crowd moved of to another place ex-
pressly prepared for the occasion; a band
Of music poured forth its inviting harmony,
and soon q score of couples were moving in
the mazes Of the dance. Toward morning
the crowd dispersed.