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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
THE RICHMOND HORROR.
speech Of Governor wise.

The day succeeding the awful calamity
in Richmond, the citizens 10 the number
OF several thousand, met TO express their
grea, sorrow, when Ex-Governor Wise adj
dressed them Us follows;
lfthere never was crash In the Capitol
OF Virginia before, there was an awful
one yesterday. The crspitsting sound
thereof IN this high place was appalling TO
the spectators and victims. The breaking
and falling timbers, with their Jagged
spear, Of wood, and the broken boln Of
iron, and the nail teeth piercing the nerves
OF human sufierings, was a scene beyond
words Of description and all ideas Of the
imagination. But this saw whilst con-
fronting the disaster, that men of all pas
s'ohs' irejudices, parties and colors, were
hoD'y and brayely united like brothers In
.fhpathy, ministering relief TO the victims.
lie scene Was terrible, and yet oil Joined in
ons oahd OF effort 10 hush the cry of des-
pa, and save the suffering from death,
&, II Is enough 10 say of the scene that
'e most awful phantom was agony. Not
'hly The agony Of the crushed mass under
NAs wreck. bat An sgony which, like the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

A majority Of. the Congressional COM
m,,ce prefer bonds Of four and fou, and
a half por cent. interest for funding.
The Feniansi are very active in New
York. Many have departed from head
quarters and enlistments are numerous.
Ole Bull was toasted and praised by
Senator Conkling, n. p. Banks and others
when he sailed for Europe the other. day,
A bone lodged in Gustave HOLLANDS
windpipe. He fingered eigh. days. and
died for want Of food yesterday, in New
York. I.H H1
-Washburno, whose brand Il not NJ. e.,
has entered upon duty as keeper OF the
penitentiary a, Joliet. He has 1850 sub
jec's. 1900 ..-..-..
John Russell Youngs paper IL pro-
nounced an established success. II 10 NJ
war with the Associated Press news mo-
nopoly.
The decoration Of soldiers graves at
Arlington will be q magnificent affair
The Grand Army ~ the Republic every.
where will BE- represented.
John II. Morton, the young MAJ who
shot aud killed Daniel Powers, at I'ous'
vile Monday night. va. v"''"'"""
by the falling Of a car shed at Quincy
| Illinois, Tuesday, Mr.. Munson, Railroad
| Superintendent, was knocked down and
may never get up again.
: The owners Of the steamer Aspin'
wall, detained by spsniards, will make 4
heavy claim for damages but the vessel
/, not worth more than $4,000.
Recently some genius, because Sweden.
! borg Wa Mason, has added new swe-
denborgan rite to the imposing ecre'
| monte. Of the ancient order
Tho Allegheny Presbytery reported
! yesterday evidence Of Rev. DIR. Clark,
misconduct with young lady. Th'
charges will be investigated at once.
! Sanford f. Church, who was almos,
nominated for the Presidency in 1865, is
/ now the Democratic candidate for the
Chief Justioeship OF New York.
oliver threatens to prosecute French
newspapers that say that the French Gov
eminent made bogus arrests Of bogus as
sassins to influence recent elections.
Many railroad superintendents ar
in Louisville especially TO establish a fas,
through line from New Orleans east with
only three stoppages between New Yorl
and Pi't-burg, and three between tina
| place and Louisville.
ID Il. White, commonly known o.
Gen. White, who il no favorite in Rich
moud has won the hearts Of the people o
that city by biz courage, self-possession and
self-sacrifcing generosity on the occasion
Of the late calamity in that city.
The nineteenth section OF the act Of
July, 1865, prevents injunetions to restrain
the collection OF internal revenue taxes
and this prevented the success Of thoss
who resisted Delano's DEGREES, fastening q
tax Of fifty per cent. on distillers in Cin'
! Cinn.ti
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
A Ola Pailssy Exploded.

Thirty OF forty year, ago, II sss the fNshion 10
aiminist~ powerful purgatives a. "-pribg med.
eines." Terrific doses OF salts and semi, rilomei
and jalap. or glAuber -aits acre gyen a. al the
members Of family, uhether -ick or seli, ~
way Of pr epsring them for the warm weather ~
prospect. This pernieioLs custom 10 nearly OBJ
.olete, but there are some old BoGfbons Of private
lite, incapable alike Of forgetting or learning any
thing, " hO obstlnaisly elins TO II still.
Nothing could he mor~ perBlcious. more utterly
unphilOsophicsl, than such an Onslaught "n the
yigpr and elasticity Of the system. IL order ~
enable the physical structures "a resist the eIery.
sttns effects OF spring dsmps and summer heals,
nshOuid be toned ami reinforced not relrNcd and
weakened The best msaicin. agent Tor THIS puf'
pode ~ Host.tters stomach Buffers II. eject i
10 tone the stomach and liver, gently relieve the
bowels from obs TuctiOns. brace the nerves, i'm.
prove the quality Of the blood, stimulate the np'
petite ADD 6heerthe spirits. nlhis improved con-
dition the organization l-capsbe Of resisting un'
healthy influences, which would PROSTATE At en-
feebied system. Vigorous digestion il aDso.
lutely essential 70 hesh, aud thsTa j. no danger ~
the stomach faitering or failing IN this important
offce ri this genn elixir Is taken regularly taken
a. stomscLic. N.ne Of the tODio uhctuFe- or
extracts viii supply the place % the Eiitsrs, for
the simple reason that they operate a. asirngenis
only. IN fact, IN Ordinary piac.ice, nVe ~. ia
prescriptions would De required 20 droduce sep
sraely, the benenc al results, which are effected
simultaneously, rnd harIn0niousiy BY III. single
specific. msylm~ssit"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
Tke 8nlletin.
THE NEXT STEP

Who does not see in the recent giving
out OF the Radical party the workings -
the fell spirit of Know-No'hing''m Una,
has already cos, this country 80 muc' 0'o',,
and turmoil 2 The negro, BIZ r'gn'' a.U
wrongs, are no longer live issues ana Inv
party. determined TO le 'progr'''N" W"
next proclaim. with Lord George "'ru'" d
"No Poperyr n. their shibboleth' ana en-
ter upon an unrcleniing warfare aes'n''
Catholics and foreigners
If In nothing else the hostility to tor
cicners may be seen in the proposed
a,nendp,eni 70 the naturalization laws,
which the New York TD0s---a radical
.heet-says will certainly pass by .ir'c'
party vote. The sensible reader Will see
by 4 reading Of the extract, which We
give below, that the process Of naiuraI'Aa-
ton is made 30 dific and expensive
that only those who have time and money
n, their command can avail Themselves oil
its provisions
Proceedings for naturalization must be
taken before the L niied state. circuit or
district court, or, where there are not more
than two terms annually of these, before
the United States court Of highest lurl'hic-
ton Of the State. A. first step, the ap-
picsnt must Gle with the clerk Of the court
a notice of Intention to become citizen,
which notice shall state full particulars oi
birth. parentage, residence, arrival IA the
country, etc, and he must give the names
of two citizens who know MN
personally. The notice Is to be
filed, but open for inspection or copy
ing. After four years subsequent con,
,inuous residence in The United
States, he may apply 60 one Of the courts
named for admission TO citizenship, AZ least
20 days before the term or session thereof
lie must have lived in the state for The pre-
vious six months, and IN the district
county. or parish in which the application
is made for thirty DAYS. And he mus'
produce one or more credible citizens who
can testify 10 all the foregoing particulars
~ also 10 his moral character aud bine''
generally for admission. Any citizen ma!
produce opposing evidence. II the court
j. satisfied In the Applicant favor il VIII
give him certificate Of naturalization, q
take effect six manths thereafter and &
stating"
1.-THE bill for such law pas, Their
will be only three points in Illinois wher'
the foreigner can be na,uralized, viz
Chicago, Springfield and Cairo Such
law will compel him TO visit one Of ihes'
three cities, at an expense in most ins'an
ces, Of ai least hundred dollar, in cash
and Of eight or ten days Of time-sn e1
pense which only the few will be able {
incur. But this is only slight forecast
Of what Il Ia reserve. a storm !. brewin.
over the heads Of the foreigners Of the coun
try, ths, will bur, upon them ere long, IL
all it, fury. they would avert H. the.
must awake " their danger. and by unit
ing with the Democratic par,y--alway
tLsis frienas-h.rl ,hois enernie. from
place and power peiv'e'nc, nave Univ
achieve their disbolical aims.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
ALL DE RIGHTS.


There Is general appro,.. = a.. em Of
Rights adopted by the Convention a. a
part Of the new Constitution The NJ.
techth section, which provide, that "pri.
vate property shall not b. taken ur dair-
aged tor public use, without just oompen.
sa,ion, nor shall deductions be made Of The
benefits the owner receives In common
with adjacent land owner, /. e,pccislly
acceptable. The Chicago journal .ay.,
This l. one Of the most important fea.
lures Of the Constitution. so far. especially
ns cities are concerned. Outraseou. In.
fringements upon the rights Of private
property are constantly being perpetratal
on the ground at the right OF eminent do.
main. The safeguard which II l. pron,.ed
10 throw around the proprietary fisbt, M
individuals " III not, as M Mcdiu claimed
interfere with the Prosecution of UuLli.
Improvements. II will simply secure IN
property holders immunity from tie in
Justice often inflicted ~ .pocial. a..es.-
ments.
1ne Tribune says.
We regard this section as highly impor.
tant, and altogether just IL la, freousn,-
ly happened, IN carrying forward public
lmproyemenp In this city, that private
property has been damaged 20 the extent
Of one-half or even twO-third, Of IL, yaluc.
that Is TO say, that one-half or two tbirJ.
OF mans property has been conl.ica,e1
for the Use OF the public, and no redre..
has been opened TO him. II an imprpy,.
Inent Is 10 be made for the benefit of M.
whole people, the whole people ouph, 10
shsre In any losses which il inHicts and
especially ought they not 10 saddle an
onerOus and unjust tax upon a few priva,e
individuals. When a bridge or tunnel I.
rph,uucted, and private citizen 6sd.
.'' property carried twenty-five feet into
tuv ar, or an equal distance below the
surface Of The ground, and thereby greatly
!Ieai tue ioss thus put upon him ought
Wps borne by those who receive the ben.
sA' v' Inc improvement that is, by the
~nole city We are glad that the Con
snnoh has adopted this provision, and we
e,N'e ualt will commend itself 10 tb.
I'm. oi,.,'os On sense Of the voters and 20 that
- e. ~ isif dealing which ough, TO char.
N' e'sFy community
The Tio.., ,ay..
The lllino.. Conys,,lon ..,
i NorA 70 Vie deep aud earnest g,s,;,''SI
az ct5c, paying hhAbitant of the civ
pi,h,s 'hseriing in the nm ID,
80, "u'e mat VIII restrain % so,,'
extent the public robber, A., a ,t 70 some
hno"n IA tls cty az special ,S-..' lls''ou
section 10 Of the Bill Of RiSh, easements.
ed, ON Saturday, in the form "a Wa adopt
u wili II least put an effectpsI !.'hed, and
levying OF which our sn,p 70 the
say are not taxes, but priyl p'eue Court
taken for public use ma, property
eminent domain. If hi, ,sc sg night Of
found In our present Co,.,,,oh were
Supreme Court would never S ssun, the
cred . way TO affirm the ysi't,, d'seoy-
single special assessment. ''y OF a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
A VOID QUACKS.

victim Of early impyudsnce, causing nervous
DE hllty, premature decay, etc, has discovered a
HE fellow sufferers. Address J. " REEVES
70 Nassau street, New York.
Apr3OwlT
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
he ENO US THEM.

Don r'a'' ma, nss osen . ,.s ~" -. :.
win the h"aieAi parry, ""N = .
miiisr WIN 'pe 'ns ieu'e"" ~ -.
H. ne tuV',S'"p 49, - .,-.,,a.
OF Una. % "a ,ha ,o,,ow,n,, nara.
very "0'
s'"rn f., nina; % ,o,a mon,hsd nro.
eo..ar. NJ extra piety here that has stolen
more, and has more to show for its steal
ings, than any o'ner ring ~ sii s;or.
Us 'negiVs i,.pio ,noxss They preside
over meetings of citizens looking to
benevolent work and make
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Yer Jsase oG the saprs sss Court,

We sre authorized 10 announce that the Hon.
SIDNEY BREE-E will b. candidate for the Office
Of Judge Of the supreme Court Of Illinois, from
the FIR, Grand Division. Election On Monday,
June ., leo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
V,lsl STEE'S SALE.

wherein, hy y.rtaeo scflaia Trust Deed, bear.
ing Dot, Msrsh 3lst. i-Ui and duly recorded in
BOX 90" page rs ~ Deeds IN the Recorder.
once Of Alexander county, Illinois. Melville {.
llawley did convey to he undef. gn.d the foloS.
ing drs"ribet real e-,aie, to-Sitt ON. hundred
ana hiiy Oill sctrs Of that part " claim number
numbered 80. 1.iI i've hundred and tsenty mine,
tue aid claifl - dnly recorded on the of'lcal
msPof sal Alexander coupy. ~ noi-. lying I'M
Inediaieiy and nonhsesicTly nom the norhery
line nj hNy acrr- u land n said Ella and survey
heretofore sold snd conveyed BY Alfred T Pope.
administrator, sta., Of the estate Of Curran
Pope, deceased, 10 one Og-amus -ifeenly.
by deed b.s,uns dare on the 18TH DAY Of
February a b l't1' and 'uly recorded
Illinois, IN the 2tih day of February A. u. issy,
N yolame ''l' - deeds 90 bage ~, sr., ~ VII
moro iuuy appear Icier-ncr helns hsd thereto
that b. o. ray the one b. inbred and my 40 acres
At land etty intcndrd 10 bs dsscli' cd ~ con
ycyed j. bounded southo-iy By the northeTly line
II aid uny acres conveyed A. Aforesaid TO SAID
nrsamus Grrenly, and extend. north-wes,erly
through the entire breath OF said clam, Dis.
GTeeuly- n0TtheTly line as val include me saih
one hundred and hfty scrcs. "
In ru.t, however. that N ease Of default IN the
paym'ni q the. s1m 81 nve hundred 800 que
dated March y2i, ls11, twelve months aitsr date
with Interest from date az The rate OF lol per
cent per nnuurn according 70 me tenor sna enc,
Trust Decd, that then the under'igncd, Trustee,
should proceed % -s said teal estate rs ey ssla
Trust deed provided aud execute 20 the purchaser
good and sufiicleni deel or the conveyance OF All
the right. title and interest oi the estate ol sh,n
onrfan Pope, decreased, oTof the said Alfred y;
Pope n adnin,tratoi, etc., Of AID estate by SAID
Trust Deed conveyed 70 the undersigned. Ana
Xhrrea, neither said note or any portion thereof
nor the interest nor any portion thereof has been
paid by the said Melville q. iiaNley, or by any
ether per-or p, default having been made herein.
Nos therefore, In pursuance OF the provisions
Of said Trust Deed, and AT the request OF the
said AlfredT, Pope As administrator As AFORESAID,
Zee IL hereby given, that In accordance with ne
,er= of sard Trust Deed, will, on Saturday, the
IAN day of May, next, ls7ol, between the hours
.ay AT the front door OF the court house IN the
Civ of Cairo, Alexander county, llIinols proceed
10 Eel at public yendue u the highest bidder, Tor
cash the estate hereinbefore described. TO satisfy
the debt due and unpaid as Aforesaid, With the
costs and charges OF SAID trust, aud VIII execute
10 the put chaser deed for the satre.
G. AIBORNE WINSTON, Trustee
Cairo. April l4tL. 1870. aPrizni'"S'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
Enncnngogue.
N.yp,r'. s,s,msUsgSgue w. obly ar

warner. GtnnsOsgogue j. he vbiy N'l'
..a moan o. cure she Muites. tf viii core 10
.,aft aa-pl Whore ~ the fmiiy ~ which the
.r.fsftsnt med cine u not santcdf Mothers, this
. 'ls greatest tlsssloz ever Offered you. sna Jou
.E..I,t Immediately procure "a II u also sore
.sfe flf Femals lire gulsri.ee, and may u de-
rsnisd uton 10 every case where The m"n'hly
Boa hos ben ",l-uugtFd through cola nt ulH"ss.
Ia ~ drucei.fs Price one fpllsf. ~ scui -
mail oi receipt Of Que Dollar and quarter.
T---I-e ~ BARCLAY BRO y. %. -THtH
II. WHITAKER and :. , HUME, Cairo, ia
90, ans Is ali arugsis-
msriTriJr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06

~Old man Grant, in letter s.,.i,,.
unmistskeAbls ear marks Of gepuinsns
says that his son Ulysses nsye, w..
Democrat Thus by the father, hsna |,
NE son divsstsd Of his pret.n.iop. % a,
only virtue Of which he Vas eva, .' "'
psetsd.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
wsne of Lite.

The Great Blood Purihef snd Deliciou. Drink.
Warmers tinnm Sbtw .r Wt"c ct Lite.
ls free from any poisonous drugs or tmrurt'-'
D. ~ prefs-red for those who require q sumulani
II i. asrl.udd sIrret tsr, And tonic, and "a. M
eft 90 uE Ca the world tnr purifying the bl""a.
Dnsfst o. the public. lar superior TO hsnhy
vii. -kys vino. bitters, - any other article "
more h~slfuy, and cheaper. 10th male ani
T. male. Young aud old, can tax. the VINE OF u
10 l.. Iu flrf. % lie pfe.srtef. Those Who sh :"
enjoy good health ard &c How VI Lively spirits
: an take the Wine 81 Lite " ~ diu.fcni
I'm an, mug ever before ia use. u ~ sold by
truxalst. rries Ons Dollar. IN quart bottle.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
lOugn No More.

warmers Coagh Bal~ssn 10 healing SOFT
ming and Fl peetofating. The extraordinary pow.
or ID POSSESSES IN immediately relieving, ana even
tuaiIS curing the most olSt nate cases OF Coughs.
colds sore Throat Bronchitis. lnnucDza, Cataf-
tah Hoar-ensss, Asthma nnd Consumption Il al
most Incredible 20 prompt v the relief snh GER
,nin N. effects In all the asiye cases or any sf'ec
ton 81 the throat and iungs. that thousands Of
physician. are daily prescribing ~. aus one ami All
snv that u ~ the most healing and akp.ctorating
medicine knosn. one does always AFFORDS relief,
ADD In the most eases one bottle ELECTS eur"
sold rs druggists, ia large bottles. Pflce one
Dollar. ~ your ugn tault II you s,ill cough anh
suffer Tie Baisam wiil cure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
SpicISIA.


Warn...s Dy.pr.Isia TOME Is prepare
eSpressiy for Dyspoptic. and those suffering MN
h,b ilal cost ytno.s. II 10 slightly ttnne'htlhs
tonic and q splendid appetizer " strengthens 'hr
sfotiarh and restores tbe digestive gIssb- 81
their healty state. Week. nervous spd ~ y. Pt'
persons should use wAKSTR's Drtrnr-h TONIC
ior sal. by druggists Price one Dollar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06
Q ss ~
CXECUTOR's NOTICE:

Estate o. CALVIN tAsfeure, de-esssf.
Tie under. Igua4 htsIrs 49, HuTn nitd hAHc-
utuT - toe last VII 40 tTri went - GAVIN lAs.
f.ur. late ~ th. eornt, o. A.sksuIsf, and state
Of Iuois derssseI. hereby Fs- notice fhHi he
Nil appear b.fufc a.. e., 4lti our o. Alexander
COUNT, AZ the Coaft Hous- IL Cairo, AZ he June
term 90 the Tnirf Nonday 10 Jun.. pexi, Al
sbirh time al peTsons hlvIas aims -gain.i -
.-iaic are notified sud req 4estsd 20 atisuh Tor the
purpose Of having me .slnr adjusted AZ yef son.
Indebted % ra!d estate srs requested 10 maze IN.
tnedist@ payment 60 'he uuIef' gnsd Dated
y nuS-AKER.
sprs0itduw Esrclio,-
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MEDICAL.
WARMERS
pile Remedy.

WN11a9R1f - 2 y 7ss5sSkszszz. = :
warner. cite Ncsuehy ms mover i".l'l
n ~ -, ia ono cs.sf ~ cur,. the ycfy worst cases
OF Blind, Itching or Bleeding Pies. Ihose WI"
are ALL iclrd should imm sdiatey call - theh uTut
Il 4 and WARSEhs Pets RfAtDi y FtAlt'
~ IA. pilea ami i not reeomnc ndcd ~ cure any
9TH disease. Il has cured many ca'cs 90 over
thirty wears stand ue Price one Dollar. For safe
hy druggists eyerN where.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-06

SHEITIIF m LII.
rs virtue q an exeeut on 20 ne directed 1y
the rTa 20 the ..rHIt eu4tf % Alexander rluUfy
tne STATE = Illinois. fu'avor ~ pin.e. = baf =.
ain. .trafor, ue uuuis llu e j. gpt Provo,
desea,cI. o. tho ne a Low 81. DNs ana
agaIn-l " liam n -trlursy, have LEVIED upon
ths 90 ostug sser..s4 q prlpsfiy, tp-ait
LIT lumI cred fNflff sfWu |44I. ln hook n-m'
barred .es.niy.nns 10, iu The urst .adition w. ths
cts 81 caro-, county ~ Alexander a.i rfsfe 81
Il.uo.-. the property 81 ihe -ntd liam VI. ~sn'
du-ky elIeh ithal Offer a publH stle, ~ ths
southwesia "a, door 81 Ia rlu house. ~ ths ~
81 Cslio, Alexander ooaaty, Illinois On ~" four
tenth day 10 MAYA J., l.'u, between The hprf-
Of uIl. 20 lock. no., aui sunset u sa.d day, iuI
LOUIS II. MYERS,
sheriff 20 Alexander county, Illinois.
Cairo, III April 10. lei -Vis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-05
TRUE HEROISpI.

Let others write Of battles fought,
On bloody, ghostly fields,
Where honor greets the man who wins
And death the man who yields;
But / will write Of him who fights
And vanquishos his sins
Who struggles on through weary years
Against himself, and wins.
He is a hero, stanuch and brave,
Who fights an unseen foe,
And puts at last beneath his feet
His passions base and low,
And stands erect in manhood's might,
Undaunted, undlsmayed-
The bravest man that drew sword
In foray or in raid,
II calls for something more than braw1
Or muscle to o'ercome
An enemy who catcheth not
With banner, plume and drum
A foe forever lurking nigh,
With silent, stealthy tread;
Forever near your board by day,
At night beside your bed.
All honor, then, to the brave heart
Though poor or rich he be, -
Who struggles with his baser part
Who conouers aud is free;
He may not wear hero's crown,
Or fill a hero's grave,
But truth will place his name among
The brayest Of the brave.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-05
Dflh ~ IA ~ 1
Died


What the 0 S means, Ican't imagine. :
| learned afterward that a marble slab
containing the name, had been removed
from the monument for some reason or
other The tombstone is Clipped very
much, owing TO the fact that every one
who visits Monticello can't go away with
out piece Of the tombstone. | brought
g piece away with me, and will enclose
il il | haven't lost il.
! won't attempt an elaborate descrip-
ton of what came under my notice. as
I can't do the subject justice, and as for
Il description of the house, that were im-
possible.
Returning in the afternoon with my
classmates, my attention was called 10
what had never before heard of, that
there mc subtCTancan i,.ssagcs around
the house and in the vicinity While
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-05
rME UNION AND AMERICAN.
CASTLE BUILDING.

We wandered down tho deep ravine
When sunset flowers were rediy glowing,
And all the vale with purple sheen 90
And golden smoke waa overlooking,
The mountain slopes were still Ablaze,
The tree tops burned like waving torches
And rainbow rays Of rosy haze
We're flushing all the woods and porches.
SO hand in hand, we rested still,
And upward looked through sunset splendC
So, heart with heart, in loving thrill,
Grew mute beneath the glamour tender
And thus we built, with painted mist,
Our castles grand from floor TO coping,
Until the last low sunbeam kissed
The grey rayine, and left us-groping.
All, me, my Lowell the darkness falls
Pull soon, to shrOud our brightest drcani
And golden roofs and crystal walls
Are based, fun oft, on Oudy seeming.
But hand IN hand and heart with heart,
We twain abide the twilight Eoary,
And wait until the shadows part
That hide from us our house Of glory.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-05
y The Season has Opened
FOR
Mineral Water. Champagne
Cider, Porter and Ale.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH OUR
w customers and the trade In general with an
article Of the above beverages that defes oompet-
tion and in any quantity they may need. For
over twenty-five years We have been engaged in
this business and were the first bottlers 20 intro
duce Ale into Tennessee, which from q meagre
business at the commencement has augmented
into our present extensive trade. The Ale and
Porter we use are breWed in Pittsburgh by the
most celebrated brewer Of these beverages IN the
United States, and we guarantee their strength 70
be double that Of any other bottled in this country,
and free from adulteration. 7,
We assure our friends that we will continue to
furnish them In the future as IN the past with the
best article Of these beverages that can be made
The demand for Ale and Porter for s.