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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-11

LONDON, March "a special to the
Herald says the War office has received
addition dispatches from the Commander
in-Chief of the army In Abyssinis. The
military situation at the English front re-
NAMED unchanged. King Theodore treats
captors more leniently and begins to regard
them in more friendly spirits.
MIR. Roseau, the captive official of the
Queen, says he thinks the King detains
him merely until English troops arrive at
or near royal headquarters, and he will
then be act free.
NAPLES, March 9. -Admiral Provaya Of
the Royal Station Navy has extended
a most cordial and friendly reception
to Admiral Faragut, and will entertain the
American Commodore at grand banquet,
st which the chief officers of the army and
navy, with the municipal authorities of
Naples. will be present.
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Iunnr RInLEY,s CASE.

The case of Ridley Us. Sherbrooke, in
volving the constitutionality of the fran~
ehise law-which was appealed from the
Supreme Court of this State to the Su-
preme Court of the United States-we
learn, from Judge Robert l.. Caruthers,
one of the counsel, will not be reached
by the latter tribunal during its present
session. We exceedingly regret this de
lay; but it was, no doubt, unavoidable
1t will lie over for another year, when
the decision mag or may not bring us re-
lief
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In Chancery at Nashville.

State of Tennessee-0fiee of Clerk and Master,
Chancery Court at Nashville March the 9th,
1868.
Hugh McGaVock, Complainant vs.. J. jacob
Gentner, ct ais. Defendants.
TAPPEARINGF FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendants, Barbara
Giebel, Giebel, and the unknown
heirs Of August Riedel. deceased are nom
fore ordered that they enter their appearance
herein before or within the FIRST three days Of
the next term of said Court, to be held on the
first Monday in April next, 1868, and plead.
answer or demur TO complainants' bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them and
set for hearing ex parte and that a copy Of this
order be published for four consecutive weeks in
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy-Attest: NJ. B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
Brown & MARTIN, Solicitors for Complainant.
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How isit the Committee on Retrenchment
and Reform has never investigated this sys-
tenn of swindling the treasury through the
ranking privilege? The committee knows
perfectly well that Judge Underwood franks
not only his own letters as United States
Senator, but also thousands of Radical docu-
meRts, in glaring fraud Of the treasury. Let
the impeachers turn their attention TO
Judge Underwood.
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TWENTY LOTS,
In ChancerS at Nashville.

State of Tennessee-Ofice GClsrk and Master,
Chancery Court at Nashville, March the 5th
1868
Simmons Phillips Compliments, vs.. III. D
Mckinney, ct ais, Defendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
Kinney and Laura Mckinney, are non-res-
idsnts of the State Of Tennessee; 1t is
therefore ordered that they enter their ap-
pearance herein before or within the first three
on the first Monday IN April next. 1853, and
plead, answer or demur TO eOInplainants' Dill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to them
ana set tor hearing eI parte ana that copy of
weeks in the Nashville Union aud Dispatch.
A copy-Attest: M. B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
L. A. 0TIs, Solicitor for COmplainant5.
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STOLEN

LNR0M THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING EIGHT
Il miles south of CoyingtOn, near the old ClOp-
ton Camp ground. $40 in currency, IS in specie,
and lot of old jewelry- The latter consisting
of old rings. breast-pins. a locket containing
hair. and a smooth gold clasp, of oval fOrm,
with the letters "E. w. D." engraved on the
back. The above articles were stolen on Mon
day night. the 81 inst, by negro boy named
Vim. Hammer. hired on the place recently from
Memphis. Said boy says he was raised near
Franklin, Tenn, and lived some time in Nash
vile. He is of slender build. black. quie k
spoken, about five feet four inches high hair
cropped very short, and wore of a light felt hat.
Any reliable clue TO the above articles, especial
ly the old iewelry. will be thankfully received
and literally rewarded by the subscriber.
IL. f. WHITLEY.
l0-2t-ITipton Record
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liberty Of the descendants Of Africa in The
United States, = if it were possible,
could only be established by violating the
incontestable powers of the States, and sub
verting the Union. And beneath the ruins
of the Union would be buried, sooner or
later, the liberty of both races"
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, N. H, March 10.-Up to six
o'clock returns have been received from
twenty-seVen towns, Hartman $3.50, Sin
clair 64S7. Democratic gain l24.
CONCORD, N. H, March 10, P. None
hundred and ten towns give Hartman
%, 1874, Sinclair 2l,0ll. Republican let
gain 80.
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MRS. [. A. BALLARD,
Medical Electrician,
No. NJ Park Street,
NASHVILLE

MOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
w sick and afflicted to Der nsH system Of
practice, which has gained considerable popu-
larity in this city During the past two year,.
Mrs. Ballard has treated many persons suffering
from the various forms Of disease. and IN nearly
all relief or cure has been effected All 1hroDio
diseases. ~ Neuralgia, Chronic or Acute
Rheumatism. Paraty sis, Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Headache, Diseases OF
the Liver and Urinary Organs. Female
Complaints. Also, Affections Of the Eye
and Ear are treated successfully b. the yari-
Gus forms Of Electricity. In future, some Of the
above diseases will be treated By special guar
antee. No shocks or unpleasant sensation at
tending the application. Let none consider
their case hopeless. for many diseatss beyond
the control Of medicine are readily cured by
Electricity as ussd b. Mrs. 3. Patisnts can Be
taught the use Of Electricity ia their own case,
thus 9bgiating the necessity Of remaining long
from home. A circular mailed free VI charge.
address a. above.
References Dr. Thomas Gals, Nashville,
Tenn. Mr. W. Il Berry, Public Square. Nash
vile. Tenn. Mr.. John Ramsge, 10. - MON
street, Nashville. Tenn. Mr.. X. 4. khkpatTiek.
No. s. College 81, NASHVILLE. Tenn. Judge ".
X Turner. Nashville Tenn
Please send for circular. address as above.
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ExECUTRIx, NOTICE.

1 FILTERS TFSTAMRNTARY HAVING
Honorable County Court Of Davidson county,
under ths will Of John O. 0reener, deceased
this Is TO nstify all persons indebted 70 said
estate 70 make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the sams 70 present them
duly proven, within the tine prescribed by Law,
or they win be forever barred
MARY CATHERINE GREENER.
MARI Inn ExecutriN.
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COMMENCING APRIL t3. FOR THE BEN
y ebt Of st. Mary's Orphan Asylum. Tickets
Five Dollars each, to be had Of any Of the Ca
thedrai Sunday School Teachers; Mrs Win
bourn. City Hotel; Mrs. Barry, A Public
Square; and X. DOrmRR. Ct his Music Store,
Masonic Hail building where the Piano will
be on exhibition till the Fair opens Persons az
adistance may procure a ticket BY addressing
either Of the above aud inclosing the money.
The rafting will take place under the supervis-
Ion OF Mr.. X. DOrman, Capt. j. NJ Thatcher and
+ r. Jones, the public being previously nOti-
he'd through the press Of the day and hour
The following certificate speaks for itself.
Having had the pleasure Of repeatedly PLAY
ing the Geo. Steok / Co. Piano, we do unhes-
ltatingly pronounce il among the most perfect
instruments Of It's kind. Especially is il remark
able for its evenness of tone. which, although
wonderfully powerful, ia exceedingly rich aad
smooth The promptness with which Its damp
ers operate, have never seen eg1alied.
Henry Weber VIM. Herr, Emil krutch, J.
w. Won Str0ntE, j. M. Thatcher. DE-. ]. G.
Minor, Miss Z. A Eitzhugh, A. +. Reese and
Mrs. II. Priestly, Teachers At Rev. W. Il. Wards
Seminary. mars
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BROWN DICK.

THIS DISTINGUISHED RACE HORSE
l. and Stallion will make tue season Of 1868
ct my stable four miles wet of Nashville on
Charlotte Pike. at Fifty Dollars for Thorough
bred Mares. and Twenty-Five Dollars for trade
Mares. No mare will be served By the horse
note at sixty or ninety DAYS. Mares kept 10
One Dollar week during season, bat no lisbil-
ity for escapes or accidents.
mars I'm tB.I b. Y. COCKRML.
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Money! Money Money!

MONEY. FROM ONE DOLLAR TO THOU
wi sands, 10 loan on
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
JEWELRT, PISTOLS,
GUNS. CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED WARE, ETC,
II YOU are in nssd and want loan.
Call al the old stand.
u. COHEN,
&C South Market.
n. R-Unredeemed Pledges for sale,
/ jan12 On
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AGENTS WANTED.

Now ready for Canvasssrs.
= THE HISTORY Of THE WAR 81.
TWEEN THE sTATEs-Its Causes
Character. COndues and Results
BY ALEXANDER Ii. STEPHENS.
Send for Circulars, with terms and Inn 10
,crfption Of the work, address, - ,o.rasnrx
EATIONAL PUBLISHING COAff
feb22 dlkw3m NAnoiN-~N''
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HIGHLY PROFITABLE PIECE OF
"A prOperiy-a Distiiisry and 800 Aeres Of
Land, ali timbered. about twelve miles from
Nashville. one and a half miles from North
western Railroad. and near Charlotte Pike in
Guiding Still House Saw Mill, Shed, Barns
Stables. eight or ten Cabins, DFellings etc. TIE
land IL as good as any in the State for growing
fruit or raising eheep-goOd for grass or grain.
The property will be sold with or without the
machinery for distillery. II the machinery Is
not sold, boiler will be sold With II property.
TERMS CHEAP for cash. Lock out or you
viii lose a good investment and a paying bnsi-
ness ANDERSON, J0HNSOHk SMITH,
fsb23 II Agonfs
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For Lease af Aucfion.

ON THE PREMISES. AT II O'CLOCK ON
" Tuesday. 10th day Of March, 1868 /
will Oter for lease for term Of ten Q0) years "A
number OF vacant lets in Edgeheid. Of the foot
OF the Wire Bridge. These lots are good lOca-
tons for almost any kind of business or manu-
featuring and front Bridge street and Gala
tin and Whites Creek Pikes Particulars as 10
terms. etc, can be had by applying 10 j II.
kendrick, No. TAO Church street.
A. V. ;. LINDSLEY, Admir-
mar AZ j. Shslby's Estate.
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NEW.

UHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED 10
Il furnish on short notice.
EUMP, COKE.
ROuNB and WQOD.
steam CsaI. Charcoal and AsndIing.
1 have on hand full assortment q tie above
articles, az low rates.
The attention 81 mechanics and mannheim
ers Is particularly invited % our stock Of
am Offering very low. Also, prepared 70 maks
shipment IN bosshesas for eOnTsu4snes 81 those
In neighboring towns.
All goods put up in Quantities g. suit pur-
cha9ers, and warranted az represented.
-. ". MARSHALL,
n Church street. Maxwell House.
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Notice ofIParfnership
MFR. G N. DAVIS

is ADMITTED as A MEMBER OF THE
firm Of EWING / CO.. 10 take effect from
and AFTER Janufy l. ls6s.
feb4 Il EWING a co.
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FOR SALE.

S %s4l College aa ''T caRArHAM 4 CLEMENT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

10Th. fhTeNihs ell uPon sEy iIsqussis
street OF Sidewalk Auy Fabtish, waste, sisP
ohal OF ether flih that shall reader the
sAlkins upOh said street or sidewalk un-
pleasant OF disAgFseabls-
10th Riding OF driving any shimal eE
any wagon, or other vehicle on shy pave
nsni, Sidewalk Sr gTaVslei Say'
lIih, Stepping any wagon, lsami car
Tiags or other yehiels, or aRy Anin-l eH
sny Of The cross walks,
STr 7. Il shall be the duty Of the Con
stable 10 asssss aud collect all Taxes due
the corporation as herein provided, iis
shall he entitled 20 the same fees as Alla~el
10 shsriffs, aud the same fees as allowed
the Assessor 4 Collector Of Taxes for the
County,
SEr, :. II shall be no onsnee for persons
10 discharge are arms unier the bluif Hear
the river shove the line of Main Street,
Sac. .. That the Aldermen Of this Cor
Poraiion shall have dIed salary ofiwslse
dollars aud hfiy cents per annnm, for their
services,
Sac, 10. That these ordinances be In full
force aud effect from anl aiieg the 2alh day
Of July, 1870, aud all others are hereby
rel ealed.
By order Of the Board Of Alderman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

A droll fellow was asked by an
old lady TO read the newspapers,
and, taking up, began as follows:
Last night, yesterday morning,
about two o'clock in the afternoon,
before breakfast, a hungry boy,
about forty years old, bought flip
custard for a levy, threw it through
brick wall nine feet thick, and
jumping over it, broke his right
ankle off above the left knee, fell
into a dry mill pond, and was
drowned About forty years after
that, on the same day, an old cat
had nine turkey gobblers high
wind blew Yankee Doodle on a fry
ing pan, and knocked the old Dutch
cllurn down, and killed a sow and
two dead pigs at Boston, where a
deaf and dumb man was talking
French to his aunt Peter.
The old lady,. taking a long
breath, exclaimed-"Du tell u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

INTERESTING TO OLD People
EverymorEing. when washing your
self, dip your face into the water,
open your eyes and keep them un
der water as long as you can hold
your breath. This strengthens the
eye and eleanses it from the rheum
which deadens the sight and con-
siderably affects the ball. A gen
tloman in Maryland, by the name
OF Jones Calder, after using spec
tacles for twenty five years, follow
ed this plan. and at seventy rccov-
cred his sight so as to see without
them. Dipping the crown Of the
head in cold water every morning,
both winter and sumner, is a pres
ervaiion from the head and earache.
and will materially Assist the other
operation in It's effect nPOh the eyes.
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AChnraster.

fHaa tAp AAssifH AfatarTtai
One II the last acts II Gen. Roy,
noids WAS that Of ordering" Judge
Mcfarland u postpone all action ia
the ease of tho Clarke estate until
the next term OF The Richmond
Court.
We know nothing Of the merits Of
this ease but we did know Unels
Johnny Clarke, aud no was charae-
ter, lie settled at Egypt, on Caney.
about the year ls3a. With his own
hands leo oleard III the cane aud
planted and cultivated patch oi
corn and GOTTEN and, without fence.
succeeded To perfection. lieboughg
COWS and negroes, aud his COWS aud
negroes multiplied, and ho bought
more land Ia raise more cotton in
buy moro negroes; aud 50 on, lls
was industrious and economical
tho word called il by "a harsher
name, miscrly, lie sometimes COM,
planned OF the difficulty of getting
along lie had hard work, ho said,
TO make living, Folks iamper Il
with his noSruc, killed hi~ pigs
stole his ycarlngs," 80 he said; and
the world, ms ho thought. instead vi ,
SympaihiIing with his losses said.
"D--n his did soul, he's got moro
than he onght 10 have any hDwvt-- u
We doubt, however, il the world
was really So hard on tho old man
as hc was upon himself The last ?
year Of his life. whom In fecble
health, he rode TO Richmond in ~
on".horso wagon, bccaaso he was
too poor to pay his passage on tho .
cars t.ff
a friend ofours visited him during
his last illness. lie was living in ~ ?
miserable log cabin, without any
means of kindling fire. Tho wind
unobstructcd whistlcd through tho
cracks. lie had no comfortable bed,
nor even an attending scrvant--"hs
could not. afford such luSuricsl' -'
Poor man! he died, if not Of want, ut
least destitute of ordinary comforts.
His little worldly effects were
valued ut between siOO0l0 and
$500, ,000. AS he had no heirs in
Texas, that portion of his property
left after dcii'aying the expenses Of
the administration was deposited
in tn" State Treasury. The neigh
bors knew that he had or had had u
widowed sister in North Carolina n
He had invited hor TO his TcyaI
home, and showed hcrrcply prefer
r ng e; own home in the Old North y
State to n plantation residence on
Old Cancy. Iio died during the
war. Recently, it seems, two per-
sons have mado their appearance
who claim to be n brother and sis
ter Of the deceased. If they are
really his kin, they are unguestiona-
bic entitled to his property. Eyi.
IDENTIFY, however, Gen. Reynolds
there is trick in this
game for an inheritance. We, of
course, are not prepared to offer an
opinion further than this; Gen. Rey-
nolds has very little confidence in
the men who he has placed on them
judicial bench, or he would not thus.
with his own courts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

"Bob Brown, did you say that
my father had not as much sense as
Billy Smiths little yellow dogY' q.
J"No / never said any such thing.
1 never said that your father bad
not as much sense as Billy Smiths
little yellow dog. ro
All 4 said was that Billy Smiths
little dog had more sense than your
father; that's all / ever said
"Well, it's well you didn't say the
other, | tell you" s
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BY AUTHORITY.
Ordinances OF the Corporation Of the
Town of Dallas.

The following Ordinances OF the Town Of
Dallas, passed by the Board Of Aldermen
on July 18th, 1865, and adopted by tie
present Board OF Aldermen is hereby pub
iish,d for the benefit of all concerned.
BEN. LONG, Mayor.
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: At a negro ball, in lieu of "Not
transferable on the tickets, a notice
was posted over the door: "No
gentleman admitted unless be comes
hisselE"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

CoNxITTD.-C Capt Mqsby was
commiiicd 10 oar Jail on tuesday
last, charged with the murder Of
Wm. Cloud at Gainesville, some
weeks .ince-baii being reinsei by
the District Jud.e We understand
an appeal. in bis ease, has been tax
en 10 The "a lrsme G urt.
re Icy EuqIrer Dee. II e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

VALUABLE TABLE.-Thc follow,
ing table win be found valuable to 4
many of our readers;
A box eight by eight inches
square, and four and one-rihth IN
ehes deep, will contain one raiIon.-
A box seven hy eight in, Les
svuarc. and four and one eighth in.
chcs deep, win contain = l,a'f gAt- !,
Ion -
a box twenty-kgur inc',e. br ssiir- :.
teen inches square and twcniy ight :
inches deep. will contain hafrei
A box twenty six hy fa-.t ani
half inches. sopa-r,. shi e;sht
inches deep. vii c0niaih l,r.i.,..
a box Twelve incbcs Iy sfe en-
and haif inehss square. ard hile :.
inebe. deeP, VII contain hAif
bushel. -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

The Omaha Indians wear their
paper collars tied with a shoe string
as they have no shirts on which TO
button them.
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"IIallo, stranger, you appear to- ,
be travelling 2" 7IIta-I l.r., ,'sa
"Yes, always travel when on q !,
journey" -i 1rs alug s-sv !sst
al think 1 have seen you some .
whcrc?'' rf. a...l.f .-.a a-..- ,t
VERY likely, have often been =
there" Oh. -tr-r of rrirJr
What might be yonr name 7,'u A 10
at might be Sam Patch, bat it >
isn't" ....-..f sft
'Havo you been long in > these y
parts ?" r .sas,t
"Never longer than at present.
FIVE feet nine Ygsap EfSra 7Efr
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An slfrmri ~ss unds br1 shs =
prisoners confined IN our jail s0ts-nrss
ont last rek Wben di-c8versd-4
thrv had bn-ed thrsugb TIE frn-, f0
hot he ehenunt, red huge r1ets 7
fhai .Escinsfiv , rid shsir prosTs
Frsss II rs, Kinney EnEuirsr. = ,-rf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

The pen tipped with delicate
courtssies bath qaiekened more joy
than Eoman's smile.
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PROFESSIONAL.
WM. e. WOLFF,
AT LAW

NOTARY PUBLIC,
VNiLL PRACTICE his pTofssioH ia
w Dallas and siioisiug eouRIiss,
Intelligence Office.
lie siil ksspa GsnsFsl luirlliErnrs 0fies
aud viii giFs infsTmaiien PFamTlly GA all
satiseis u inqpig, aIou The receipt Of a
Moderate fes,
lie intends % - sEsiftsilEs a. 90 make
this oaiee psenliarly hrhrfrisl q Siark,
haissrs ia hHdihg heir stray ani sisirh
stack Eiihoni delay,
ra~ cireulaE Nth fal, particulars, seat
uPan rsosiPi - ihFes-eeni stamp,
Those Nishihg 10 hay, sell, rent, hire,
Sc, aRy species ~ property, caA oblain
desirable information Al bic Office.
tzs~ All businsss letters musi enclose =
sismP,
OFIi-<-uP-sislrs in the Illrsh Hullilhg,
With lahn &, Mrcey.
Dallas, Dallsseo,, Texas, May n, iSas.
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JOHN ". swIyDELLs. PUBLISHER.
TEaMs---fa AdEaass,
aaf8s OF ADVERTISING

0ns ssasTs tea lines eithissitf iAIrl ~ ~ ~ tho
sr,f.ns rs ernts 90 rarh sAaiiilna insrTiiuh-
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St.. o. Dsigisi enoss 10 SIS, And ~ tssnig ~ fls
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s,.sris rsosi,sa a. IL, maTssi 'alus.
ss- Wheat, aT pTeiaor ~ snS kina thsi ss f.h
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.rIou WORK Of all sina. executed
..i,l arata,.. aad dispatch.

AoENI5-
N...r. A q. wuAETaS A Co., Ne, - Common
stT,,t. Nss ORLEANS, L., aTs the ">lt ASfHeAhth
..nt, ia that sity o. altain Ant collect seh'fHf'
sisn. .aa aA,sTti,smsnis faT The Dallas ilsFaid'
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capt, q a. P.Iss Fort Worth, ,-,,,- -.
ny U.s.Iss, E.a,, WsNahsfhie, hills ., Tfn'
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80 M n,ssHas, HnsairsF Ofhss, MektnhsA,
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A TALE OF LovE.-One quiet
night in leafy juno, when bees and
birds wero all in tune, two lovers
walked beneath the moon. The
night was tair-so was the maid
they walked and talked ben cath tho
shade, with none to harm or mako
afraid. Her namo was Sue, and his
was jim, as he was fat and she was
slim, he took to her and she to him.
Says Jim to Sue, BY al the snakes
that squirm among the bush and
brakes, likeypu bcttcr'nP Pu wheat
cakes" Says Sue to jim, "Since
you've begun it, and been and
como and gone and done it, l like
you next to a new Bunnct." Says
Jim to Sue, "My heart you've Lust
ed but have always gals mis-
trusted" Says Sue to Jim-"I will I.
b. true; if you love mo as I love
you, no knife can cut our love in
two" Says Jim to Sue, Through Il
thick and thin if you'rc true count
mo in, I'll court no other gal agin."i
Jim leaned to Sno, and Sue leaned
to Jim, his nose just touched her
jockey brim, four lips went-went
-ahcm aheml ahem And then n
-then-and then Oh Gals, be-
wa"o of men in June, and UNDER
meath the silver moon, whom frogs
and cr,ckets are in tune, lest your
name be in tho paper soon. rom +.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

Beautiful was the reply Of a ven
cradle man 10 the question. wheih-
er he was still in the land of the
living: aNo, but / am almost
there
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26
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