Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-30

REcDRDEE's CoURT.-Y cstcrday ns on the pre-
ecding day. Africa was well represented at the
Recorders Office, while not a few whites contribu-
ted TO swell the attendance Of offenders.
Adclmc Sardnc, white woman Of some -
years. with her paramour, Scott Bell, negro Of
some Is years. aud a. black as the ace of spades
were again before His Honor after Il few days
aujourn la the workhousc. As they still persisted
Ia living together, they were fined Sll each. and
returned To the workhouse. Bell, in this instance
had his license and demanded that he be per
mittcd 20 marry Adeline.
There were five cases of drunkenness-fned
each 3d. and sent TO the workhou5c.
Five cnscs Of drunkenness aud disorderly con
duct-lucd SIS. Among these was Pat Tiger,
who went 10 the worShouse.
Levi Laraiug Lowi. Rhodes and EG. Miller, for
receiving iron. knowing it to be stolen property,
were fined S2i each, and sent to the workhouse.
There were also thirteen eases of disordery con
duct: two sent 10 the workhousc, xix fined S7i,
and five discharged.
For using language calculated to disturb the
the peace. one arrcst-incd s..
One case of larccny-Gncd Sli.
Running q hack without lights. two eases
Gnod $40.
Two other small oG.cnscs-Gncd $40.
Tur ErY To SrCCEss-Thc goi,}ra key to uni
ycrsal success vol n the Hr,rsai key to golden
success Is 10 o}rsriise-to 0dr,riisc Hbcr0HU. and
to adrsrtisc jriciou,lU. Therefore whatever bu-
.iucss you follow. aip,rii,c IT, and you'll 3r:rc a.
whatever you have to sell uircrtisr it, aud they'll
come after It! Whatc, CT you want advertise for
Il, andyou are shure 10 get lit IL matters not
what business you follow. if you do but push it by
yuiicioUs advertising you are bound 20 reap n
rich harvest Of profit thorcirom. But few
persons ever learn the art OF succeeding in bust
moss: but occasionally we find one who Gdreytiscs
Hbcrally-judiciously, and he is always certain to
make character and money. In making these re-
marks our mind is forcibly led to DIR. L. l.. COLE
MAN, whose card has occupied conspicuous place
in our advertising columns for the last six
months
Tur HENDERSON TRnL.-Thc Court met yes
tcrday morning at the usual hour. but a. some
important witnesses expected ON the part of the
prosecution were not present, and could not be
present until evening, the Judge Advocate ASKED
postpoucmcut of the case until to-day at 10 4. NJ,
which was granted IL is thought that the case
will be concluded this week.
We are { "A that there are charges of frauds
practiccd upon the Government by other parties,
sufficient TO keep the court engaged during the
summer. aside from the many persons who are i'm
plcatcd ia the same charge with Mr.. Henderson.
FTuE METROPOLITAN PoLICE BILL.-As there are
many doubts rs TO whether the Governor has the
right in the absence ofthc Legislature. 90 appoint
Commissioners 60 Gll the places of those rejected
boy the Senate. some OF the most talented lawyers
of the State have determined 10 give their opin-
ion touching this important question. We arc in
formed that lion. Ia. Ewing is at present prcpar-
Ing an opinion that will clearly show that there
are no such powers delegated to the Governor in
the prov siuus of the bill.