Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-26

INCIDENTS CONNECTED WITH THE Ma
TIoNAL DIVISION, Sons OF TEMPERANCE.
The recent session Of the National Di-
vision Of the Sons Of Temperance Of North
America, in this city, was an occasion long
to be remembered by all those who parti
cipated in the pleasant eonvOcation. One
or two pleasant incidents at the close of
the session, have not been mentioned yet
in our columns, and which are too good to
he lost. a
Just before closing, at II o'clock Satur-
day night, the NJ. w. p, Robert Foust, of
Pennsylvania, stated that he, in common
with all the members of the National Di-
vision, was delighted with the frank, open
hearted, hospitality uniformly displayed
by the citizens of Nashville and vicinity,
and he knew that all the representatives
and visitors would ever hold 10 lively re-
collection the delicate and polite attentions
bestowed in this city of the South. As an
evidence, he would remark that this after
noon, in calling at the residence of one of
the citizens in the neighborhood, he and
other members had been most agreeably
and elegantly entertained, and had exam
ined, with great pleasure, the costly and
superbly arrayed greenhouses, the spa
cious parlors, with exquisite paintings and
sculpture, and the magnificent surrounding
grounds. The proprietor, DIR. VIM. A.
Cheatham and his polite and intelligent
lady, will long live in the hearts of all
present. Before leaving Mrs. Cheat
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able manner possible, presented the visitors
with this basket of choice hOwers, (the
basket was on the Speakers stand, which
he had received as a compliment TO the
National Division, and which, after the
adjournment, would be distributed 10 the
representatives and lady visitors present,
30 that each one could take home a small
but beautiful memento of very pleasant
visit
After considerable applause, the National
Division sang the DoxolOgy, when the Most
Worshipful Chaplain uttered fervent
prayer, the gavel sounded and the session
closed TO meet in Washington City on the
second Wednesday in June, 1862
After the adjournment some Tennesseans
presented Hon. Edward Carswell with a
cosily and beautiful pin, which took that
gentleman by surprise. tie rallied, how
| ever, and made a neat little address, re-
| turning thanks.
No more harmonious a session Of the
| National Division has ever been held in
/ the iwenty-four years Of iis existanCe, than
| the one Just closed In Nashville, onr oiti-
zens only regresting thai the delegates could
not remain longer.
MADAME DFsHAYEs, from Paris respect
/ fully informs the ladies Of Nashville aud
vicinity, that she renovates aud washes in
] the most thorough and complete manner all
4 kinds Of laces, from the highest 10 the
/ lowest grades, rendering it in all respects
| nearly equal 90 new. Black lace and silk
! hlondes, lace Curtains and swiss muslins
! done up Ia the most elegant styles. No.
! ISL North North Market street. q
W. f. WARDS SEMINARY ron YOUNG
J LADIES has maintained for three years a
front rank among Literary Institutions. ID
I is now believed 10 be the LEADING SCHOOL
| in the South in point Of numbers and
/ general facilities for both thorough aad
| ornamental education.
! Ii would be a great benefit to children b.
| be placed In the Seminary at an early age
| and take the course.
Those who hoard 10 the Seminary and
rarely 20 out Of il, experience has showa
"a be the most healthfal, contented and the
| best scholars. W. r. WARD,
msy23 e Principal.
PoucE CouRT.-Mary Fisher, drunk
aud disorderly, So. . u
Thos. Hobson, drunk and disorderiy, con
| iinued
Henry Brown, using abusive language,
So 90.
DERRY McCreaFy aud John Abraham, az
sault and battery, So each.
John Giles, drunkennes, s..
Patrick Ryan, drunk aud sleeping op the
street s..
Jas. Barns, lying GA the street, So.
Henry McCiannshan, breaking IN door
and sssanlting Kate Oglesby, S..