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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-25
IsITA YANKEE TRICRT

Il is given out-and until the arrival Of
Admiral Goldsboro will cause no little in
terest--tliat the fellow arrested at Alexan-
dria, Egypt, as John II. Surratt, one Of the
parties implicated in the assassination Of
Honest Old Abe" is not the right man,
and that his passing himself Of for that OBJ
noxious individual, was 4 ruse 10 get home
free Of expense. The story in that Bohe-
milan went to Egypt expecting to pay his
expenses by writing for the press, but that
his letters could find no paper willing to
pay for what was merely transcript Of
the guide boOks; so he ran out Of funds
and wsH put 30 his wits ends to get home.
He heard that Surratt had made his escape
from Rome, and he thought nng vas mis-
chance. lie gave it out, very confden-
tally, 10 q loyal American, that he was the
very Identical Surratt, and in two hours he
was in the hands Of the United States con-
sui put aboard ship Of war, and is being
brought home ia the most agreeable man
ner, without expense.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-25
BILL SIMPSONS LEGAL EXPERT
ENCE

From the Winchester (Tenn) Home Journal.
Many years ago the Legislature of Ten
nessee passed an act to organize the county
Of McNairy, alias Snake. At that time the
country embraced in the limits of Snake
was occupied by a sturdy set of back
woodsmen, totally unacquainted with
courts, jails, etc. The county assembled
At the appointed site for the purpose of
cutting logs, making boards etc, TO build
a courthouse and Jail. The only theme
Of daily conversation, wheE the men were
assembled, was the court, etc. None Of
them had ever seen u court in session, as
vet developed Each one would give what
his idea was of a court, etc. None, how
ever, were entirely satisfactory, until Bill
Simpson was called on 90 give his ideas.
He said he knew all about a cOurt-that he
had had a lawsuit in North Carolina One
Of his neighbours hogs kept coming when
he fed his hogs until it got fat One morn
ing he got so Id mad that he shot The
hog. He thought il would not do to throw
IL away, so he cleaned and sailed it.
Shortly AFTER his neighbor and man
came 10 his house, examined the smoke
house, and took him to town and put
him in a little Office. About three months
after that this man came and took him up
10 a large room. A large man sat upon a
high bench--a man was sitting at 4 desk
about a dozen fine-dressed men sat in a place
that was paled around. The man put in
a pen Just behind them. He then called
in twelve men; they took seats in box in
front Of the fne-dressed men. The man
that was writing gave the twelve men
book and said something about Bill Simp-
son and the State. Then one of the fine
men read something about Bill Simpson
and the hog, and he and another one of the
fine dressed men had the biggest quarrel
you ever heard. l thought they would
fight every minnie, but they didn't 1t was
Bill Simpson and the hog, and the hog and
Bill Simpson, and sometimes Mr.. Simpson,
but id seldom. After they quit quarrel
ing, the big man talked awhile TO the twelve
men, and they went out and staid a short
time, and came back and said something to
the man al the desk. Then the man on the
bench said something 20 the man that put
me in Office, and he took me out and tied
me 10 a persimmon tree and commenced
fighting me with a cowhide, and it made
me so id mad that / shook all the per-
simmons off the tree.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-25
ARTEMUS WARDS THREsHING MA
CHINE


My wife is a exceedingly practycal wo-
man. luv her muchly, however, and HUI
NOR her little ways. Its a recklis falsehood
that she henpecks me, and the young man
in our neighborhood who said it to me as l
was distendin my diafram with 4 gentle
cocktail at the village tayern-who said to
rae in these very langwidge, go home old
man, onless You want another teapot throwd
at you by B. j." probably regrets hevin
said So / said, "Betsey Jane is my wiie's
front name, gentle youth, and | permits no
person 20 alood 10 her as b. J. outside of the
family circle, Of which / am it principally
myself Your other observations Isscorn
and disgust, and / must polish you off"
He was a able-bOdied Young man, and re-
moyin his coat, he inquired if wanted to
be ground SO powder l said yes, if there
was powder grindist handy, nothin would
ford me greater pleasure, when he struck
me painful blow into my right eye, caus-
in me 70 make rapid retreat into the Ere
place. IShadn't no idea that the enemy
was so well organized. But / rallied
and went for him in a rather yigris style
for my time of life His parents lived
near by, and | viii simply state that fifteen
minutes had only elapsed after the first hit,
when he was carried home on shutter.
His mamma met the sollum procession at
the door, and after keerfuliy looking her
offspring over, she said, ''My son, | see how
il is distinctually. You've been foolin
round a threshin Masheen. You went in at
the place where they put the grain into the
thingamyiig and let the HOSES tired on you,
didn't my SON" The pen Of no living Or
thur could describe that disfortunate young
mans salvation more clearer. But l was
sorry for him, and went and nussed him
till he got well. His reg lar original father
had been sent to the war. told him I'd be
a father to him myself lie smilt 4 sickly
smile, and said I'd already been wuss than
two fathers to him.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-25


a MODERN RAKE,s PROaREss.-The old
proverb that fool and his money are soon
parted, has seldom been more foreibly
Illustrated than in the case Of Johnny
Steele" lately the young prince Of the
Vensngo, Pa, oil region. His aunt, the
widow McClintock, owner OF the rich oil
farm which bears her name, died IN 1864,
leaving her nephew, then twenty years old,
100000 in greenbacks, $4,000 in gold,
and the farm, which yielded an average
daily income Of 81, 600. The young fellow,
who had hitherto been we'll behaved, was
ruined by his good-we should rather say
eyil--fortune, and plunged into all kinds
Of vice He became n ready prey 20 gam
blers, John Morrissey alone winning from
him Sl00009 in two nights. The largest
estate can be exhausted IL It's owner is only
sufficiently lavish, and JOhnny's proved no
exception 10 the rule. He squandered
thousands on Wine and women; bought
jeweiry and csrriRKes only 10 give them
away and having spent all, is now only
doorkeeper TO a company Of Ministries. His
rise and fall ought TO prove a lesson to
other young heirs, bat human nature Is the
same now as il has ever been. Every
prodigai wants to see life for himself,
snd will be pretty sure, in doing 50, TO
come 10 the husks AT CgReHRafi
Guetiic,