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the picaninn

REQUIRED TO KEEP THE PEACE. - A
Rev. - somebody, was arrested yesterday
on a peace warrant, and required by Esquire
MATHEWS to give bond in the sum Of $500
to keep the peace for the next twelve months,
for threatening the life of certain party,
whose name we are not permitted to pub
I
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WARRANT A CURE.

In One-fourtA Of the time that il takes with the
Old mode OF treatment In this treatment no
medicine is taken internally. You receive the
baths seated on your chair. with Inconvenience
whatever
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HurIev,s snrsaDnrfIIn.

The great Blood Purifier as a Spring and Sum
mer Medicine stands unrivaled, removes all i'm
purities rom the blood. and gives health and
strength to the system.
HURLEY, RUDOLF x CO.,
PrOprietOrs.
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LouisvIue Market.
rBy Telegraph

LOUISVILLE. July 16.-Sales of 100 hOgsheads
low tobacco at unchanged prices. Flour 81 .;
extra family SO So Corn IN bnlk 6S; prime white
so. Oats. prime AZ. Mess pork So. Bacon. sh0ul-
ders l6i4 clear sides - clear ribbed sides 21a
201S. Prime lard in tierees 2Olz. Raw whisky ..
New pOtatOess 81 IS Pr Dbl, sales middling. Cot
toy,
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RECoRDER's CoURr.-There were no ar
rests before the Recorders Court yesterday
Of any importance. The oxcessiveheat may
have deferred that clsss of our citizens who
are disposed TO commit crime from laying
themselves liable 10 arrest by the muaicipals.
One case Of disorderly conduct fined $40 and
sent TO the workhouse; three cases-hned s.
cach-o sent TO the workhouse; five cases
81 each, two of whom were sent TO the
workhouse. Two cases Of drunkenness
fined So each; one sent 20 the workhouse.
Two arrests FOR using language calculated 20
make a breach Of the pcace-fued - each.
Several eases were discharged
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

SeatOn's Chemical Writing Fluid Is becoming
worid-renOwned for lis superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six years, IL has be-
come the principal in use with those who want q
fine, free flowing ink. md for its permanency u b.
decidedly the best ink for records that can be
used. For counting houses. banks or schools u
is unegaled, and needs only to be tried 20 be ap-
proved. For sale b. Druggists and Merchants
everywhere.
HURLEY. PUDDLE + CO., Propriet0rs.
Corner Seventh and GTecn streets.
Louisville, Kentucky.
For sale By Berry Demoville K Wharton; j. X.
Ha-well: Littercr & Cabler; Puliiam x McCul-
Tough; Blood b Gregory. Nashville; and BY all
Druggists. Junel5-iJd&w
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THE Board Of Directors Of the Nashville,
Murfreesboro and Shelbyville Turnpike
Company, were in session at the City Hall
for two days last week.
d. H. c. SPENCE the former Secretary
and Treasurer, was re-appointed Gene
raj Superintendent and was instructed by
the board TO employ the credit Of the COM
pany, and every possible means available,
TO restore the road and bridges TO such con-
dition for usefulness as will enable farmers
Of the adjacent counties readily to reach
Nashville with their productions The COM
pauy are desiring 70 borrow a considerable
sum of money for this purpose, and some of
our citizens would no doubt greatly serve the
city by furnishing the means.
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Bank Statements.
New YorI. steck Market.

New YORK July 16 Bank statement shows an
increase in loans Of 81 598 COL specie circulation
S507 642 deposits 81 6 32 decrease; legal tenders
1899 66l; deposits s207 l90963, increase $3.50 49,
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by telegraph
ST. Louis, July 16.-Flour extremely dull and
unsettled. Wheat lower. 2gl25Z good new 3 d
as for prime choice. Corn, oats, provisions and
whisky unclaimed,
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CHURCH AND SrRUcE STREET RAILRoAD.
A meeting Of the Commissioners Of the
above company was held yesterday morning
Al 10 o'clock. At the Bank Of the Union.
Mr.. WI. MuEFREE and Or. Rom. c. Fos-
TER were appoisted TO receive further sub
scriptions to the capital stock. Afeer the
transaction Of some other unimportant bust
ncss, the Board adjourned to meet at the
same place and hour on Monday next.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is on a stand. with twenty-six inches
water on the Shoals.
There were no arrivals or departures,
Capt. HARRISON advertises the steamer Imperiat
Capt HOWARD. TO leave Iohnsonyille tonight on
the arrival Of the train from this city. Go down
and get your tikets from Capt. HARRISON SoS.
Front street
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The Ao,ideni is the title Of paper now
published At Columbus, Ohio, just receives,
devoted TO the subject Of insurance against
accideats Of an kinds Our fellow-oitizen,
J.F. PEARL Esq, of the Khiokcrbooker In
snrance Company, is the agent in this State
for insurancesof this kind. Office on Union
asreet
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

10 the business Men Of Nashville
Mr.. T.. d. king. publisher Of the Nashville City
Directory, has deposited IN our counting room the
following publications. which will at all times be
open for the information Of the public: New
York State Directory; Cincinnati City Directory
Louisville City Directory; Ohio State Directory
Boston City Directory. aud Nashville City Direc-
tory.
other State and City Directories will be added
Co the collection. ~ soon as published.
Persons desiring any information from the above
works can have free access 10 them by calling at
our counting room.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

A NASHVILLE ALBINo-A CHANCE FOR
BARNUM.-A negro woman, the wife Of a
coal-black darkey, gave birth last week, to a
white picaninny, with white wool on the
top of its head, and pink eyes-a regular Al
bino. The parents live in the vicinity of
the Capitol, and the intense Radicalism that
infests that neighborhood may have had its
influence on the curious production. Mother
and child are doing well, and several small
side-showmen have already made bids for
the picauinnv.
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RonBED.--T boarding house Of Mrs
WP. sHrFHERD, on the corner Of Church
and High streets vas entered on Sabbath
NIGHT Last, and robbed Of twcnty-six dollars
II eurreucy. A negro By the name Of JNo.
AworRsoN has been arrested, supposed to be
the thief
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SENT To JAu~-A few days since negro
by the name of DAv. JOKES was arrested
and fined by the Recorder twenty dollars
and sent to the workhouse, for stealing three
pair of boots from Mr.. RICE, ON Broad
street, near the Chattanooga depot. He paid
his way out Of the workhouse. So soon as
this was done Mr.. RICE obtained a State
warrant and sent an officer to arrest him.
When the officer raped at the door, X.
JoNEs a brother Of the negro in question,
said that there was no one in the house.
After making some examination the officer
was about leaving, when the negro he was in
quest of jumped from the third story of the
building and made his escape. X. JONES
was then arrested and carried before Esquire
MATHEWS, who fined him twenty-five dollars
for attempting to conceal a felon. In default
Of which he was sent to jail.
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hURLEY. RUDDLE Z Co, Proprietors,
DISSOLUTION.

rTHE CO-PARTNERSHTP HERETOFORE
/ existing under TIE style Of ALLISONs 4
KIRKMAN. il this day dissolved. BY mutual
consent, james p. Kirkman retiring from said
ROBERT A. ALLISON,
ALEX. ALLISON,
July lst 1886. JAS. p. klRkMAN.
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RoBBERY AND INCENDIARIsM.-On Sab
bath night the dwelling of GEO. BOWLING,
on Vine street, south Of Broad. was entered
by burglars, and three hundred and ten
dollars in gold and eighty in currency stolen
Two suits Of linen clothing and one Of broad
cloth were also taken. After committing the
robbery the burglars set fire to the house, and
decamped. The fire awoke Mr. BowIING
and his family, which was the first intima-
ton they had of the robbery The alarm
was given, but not a policeman could be
found. A runner was sent to Broad street
who gave the alarm Of fire, but failed to find
policeman or any one to convey the intelli-
gence to the Fire Department. Mr. Bow
LING succeeded in arousing some of his
neighbors, who with buckets Of water put out
the fire. But for this several houses would
have been burned Several other dwellings
near BowLNG's were broken open, but
nothing taken. As yet no clue has been OBJ
tanned as to the perpetrators of the robbery
and effort at inceLdiarism.
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BATH ROoNIs /.
KEEP C00Ll ~ OLEAN

FRANK PAEIsH's BATH RO0s,s. IN The
rear 81 hig Shaving snd Hair Dressing saloon. are
sized % vita az TIE modern improvements.
Gchiiomen can alHayE obtain Hot. Iepid 81 Cold
HrfhF IL 3 nIo1regt' 8 n0flra CAL On
FkANk PARRISH,
jaly6-3m So Church Street.
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A FRIGHTFUL RUNAwAY.-0n Sabbath
morning a horse attached to a buggy in
which were two young men, took fright at a
street car, near the postofice, and dashed
down Cherry to Broad street, at full speed.
One Of the young men was thrown from the
seat on the shafts of the buggy, where he
caught, but was soon thrown from that posi-
ton. He caught to the fore axle where he
swung for moment and letting all hold
60 he fell to the ground. The horse took
down Broad to Front street. where, striking
a cornerstone of the latter, the buggy was
dashed to atoms. The other young man had
jumped from the buggy or he would have
been killed. The horse was caught after
running two or three rods further. We
were unable to learn the name of either of
the gentlemen.
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The ENiBEzZLENIENT CAsE.-The case of
DAVIS and McDERMoTT, charged with em-
bezzlement on board the steamboat julian,
was before Esquire Patterson yesterday.
After some argument the case was postponed
until tomorrow morning owing to the alb
sence Of some material witnesses on the part
Of the State. The parties accused refused
TO give bail and were sent to Jail to await
their trial. During the short examination
yesterday, there seemed to be much feeling
on both sides.
MICHAEL NAUoHN, Esq, was first en-
ployed as counsel for the defense. Yester-
day Messrs. c. SCOTT SYNINrEs, WmLo. HAY
wooDandL.M. TEMPLE were alsoemployed.
BRorHERHooD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGIN-
EERs.-The address of this brotherhood to
the railroad officials Of the United States,
in defense Of their order, is one worthy of
commentator. If the motives that prompt
the organization are only practiced, there
will be no cause for railroad disasters In
connection with rendering travel safer, they
propose TO advance the moral, social and in
tellectual condition Of Locomotive Engin-
GERS, and thereby elevate their standard of
character as a profession.
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An A 10. ], SADDLE HORSE. ABOUT
"a i4jz hands h.Th. 81 Year, old high spirited,
IL good order. Will Be sold cheap. Apply At JAS.
tunee-u
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CORONA.
A FEMALE SCHOOL OF THE HIGH
EST GRADE,
LEBANON. TENNESSEE


A THOROUGH AND EXTENDED COLLIE
"A giafe Course in B5lle8-Lettrcl. Ancient ana
Modern Languages. Mathematics, Physieai sci
Bnees, Music and ornamental BTanGhes.
Faculty experienced and Southern born, except
cept the Professor Of Modern Languages, who -
Tuition in Collegiate Department from So 70
boarding IS per week. One-half Of al expenses
IN advance. Next Term opens September ID.
Orphan children Of worthy and neeessitous Con
federate soldiers will be taken at tWo-thirds the
above rates,
verfisement for six months. viii be entitled %
send an orphan child Of any necessitous COntcd-
crate soldier, who died in the service upon GER
tifcate of commissioned officer Of his company
or regiment 10 the fact. 81 half the usual rates.
munieations desiring iniormation. q 6e directed
to ID. 4. NELLIE a.
june95-2m Lebanon, Tenn.
State Of Tennessee, jackson County, July
Term, 1866.
Ezekiel Carnehan. Administrator Of r. Price.
decreased. %. Jonathan Smith and vile glarindas
william Price Ler-~ S. Gordon ard wife.
,,,, p IS, saraA H. s9 Tt5R corrRT THAT
the defendanf's named 10 the plaintiff . bill.
and sworn 10. that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them; 10 IL therefore, or
dered, b. the Court. that publication Be made a.
10 tbs nonresident defendants In the Union and
American. a Newspaper published ia the city
Nashville, fer four successive weeks, COMMANDING
the aid nonresident defcHdant1 10 appear before
the Justiccd' Of the County Court Of SAID county
ofJackson State Of Tennessee, q ne court House
10 the town of Gainesboro, on the arst Monday IN
Auruss next then and there 20 answer, or detnuF,
10 aid plainti abili or the same VIII be set down
Tor hearing e pare = - ". c. cox. Clerk.
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PROFESSORS.
HON. ROBERT L. CARUTHERS.s
NATHAN GREEN. JR.. i. b.
COURSE or STUDY

NATHAN GREEN, JR-, L. b.
COURSE OF STUDY.
JUNIOR CLAss.--Caruthers' History Of a Law
suit; Walkers American Law stephens Plead
ingi kent's Commentaries Story on Promissory
Notes.
MIDDLE CL1ss.-Story en- Baimouts; Story on
Agency; Story's Equity Jurisprudence; St0ry's
Equity Pleading; Greenleafs Evidence; Criminal
Law.
SENIOR CLAss.-Story on Conflict Laws; ANGEL
and Ames on Corporations; LomaN on Executors:
Parsons on Contracts; Fourth Kent reviewed
Story on the Constitution.
SESSIONS AND EXPENSES.
The Fall Session commences on the inst Monday
in September and ends the last Thursday iu Jan
uary.
The Spring Session begins the first Monday In
February, and ends the last Thursday In June.
Tuition. per Session. $50; Contingent Fee 81
and Library Fee 81. invariably in advance.
Boarding S. per week.
"A third Professor who will devote bis whole
time 10 the School, viii be provided BY the next
term. Judge Caruthers viii be in the school part
Of the timo iuu0l5-tm.
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.
QUICK TIME TO
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI,
AND THE EAST.

Two Daily Through Trains Making
Direct Connections at Louisville for
the East. West md North.
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MERRITT & HILL,
uEtFRs ~
w ALL p APE II s,

~ = = " --'~8
IHd Photographic q GODS,
a. CHURCH. STREET,
fpbssife DO rireH House
.nfy6-3m Nashville, Tenn.
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MORE ROBBERTEs BY NEGRoEs.-As
want presses on the hundreds Of negro yaga.
bonds who lounge around the hotels and in
the streets Of our city, he more desperate
and daring they become in their efforts at
snstenance by stealing and robbing. The
Jail and workhouse are already crowded
with them, and stall their numbers increase.
On Sabbath morning last, between the hours
Of eight and twelve, two negroes, named
GEO. CLEMENS and WM. WEAKLEY, broke
into the jewelry store Of Mr.. TRIcKLER, No.
Is Cherry street, and took one gold watch,
two silver watches, two silver chains one
silyer-mognted pistol, and one suit Of
clothes They then entered an adjoining
store, kept by Mr.. DU3LEE, and took lot
Of shoes and boots From there they pro-
ceeded to the Stedman House, where they
stole a box containing valuable papers. Sc
soon as the robbery was discovered, detec-
tiyes RYAN and REDDIcK made search for
them, and succeeded in arresting them on
Sabbath night, recovering all the stolen pro
perry with the exception Of the suit of
clothes.
They we're brought before Esquire MEA-
CHAM yesterday morning, where they con-
fessed their guilt, and said it was not the
first time that they had been guilty Of bur
glary, but that they had committed some
half dozen similar offences that had not
been detected. They were sent to Jail to
await trial.
SUDDEN DEATH-On Sabbath night last
a man by the name Of NICHOLAS BARRY, a
blacksmith, who lived in College street, near
the Fireman's Hall, died very suddenly Of
dejiri,ma trenens in the workhouse. He was
in the habit of drinking more or less, daily,
but for two or three days previous to his
death he had drank to excess, 50 much so as
to bring on delirium teneas on Sabbath
morning. DIR. RoBERTs was called in and
prescribed for him, but he stubbornly re-
fused TO take anything. Later in the day he
became a raving maniac, tearing his clothes
TO pieces, and running about in his room
like a wild man. For his own safety he
was sent to the workhouse, in charge of
Officer BERGEN, where he survived only a
few hours. He was a native of Philadel-
phia, Pennsylvania, has sister there and
also a sister and brother in New York For
some time he was foreman at the Chatta-
nooga depot, for Col. CRANE, and was highly
respected as such. During the past two or
three months he has been addicted to drink
ing, not, however, to excess. He was buried
early yesterday morning. His burial was
hurried in consequence Of decomposition
taking place.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

THE NEW FIVE CENT CoIS.-The new
five cent nickel coin has been received in
this city. Messrs. WIG, ToBEY & Co.,
bankers, corner Of Cherry and Union streets,
have received a supply. We trust our citi-
zeus viii provide themselves at once with
this coin, and thus expel as rapidly as pos
sible the annoying scraps Of dirty paper used
20 designate this sum. The coin is a very
pretty one and looks as much like silver as
any thing else which is not.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17

WALTHAN watches and AYERS Pills are
said to be the highest specimens Of Ameri-
can art, each Of their kind: one in mechan-
les and the other ia medicine. With a
WALTHAN watch in one pocket, and box
Of AYERS Pills in the other, you should be
at your work in season with the health TO
pursue it.-Adrefissr, Nouo1y, Ne. iO-lw
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-08

"SHAyEnh IN DOUBLE SENSE. A
Paris correspondent tells the following
story:
In the hairdressing and shaving estab-
lishment all sorts of petty little swindles
and annoyanees are practioed. The high.
backed BARRIERS chair is unknown here,
aud man being shaved must seat him
self i'll an ordinary one. and run the risk
of breaking his neck leaning back. When
his hair is cut, If his head is ruhhed-
charged extra for. If his beard or mus
tache i trimmed, or a bit of pQmade put
on it that is charged extra for, and when
everything is paid for the journcymap
who has done the work expects to be paid,
\ young gentleman fresh from New York,
where he had been in the habit of having
his hair cutting and dressing done in 4
complete manner and at fixed price.
went into the barber shop of the Grand
Hotel few days since and asked to havo
his hair cut. After this had been done
the workman asked if he would have "a
little oil on his hair , OF course he re-
piled Yes and the same suggestion was
made as to cologne w.ter,' which Was
also accepted. Then little pomade upon
the beard and some 'pomade Hongroiss'
upon the mnstache We're applied, after tho
requisite permission had been granted.
When all was finished the youth took from
his pocket franc and hapdea it to tka
workman, supposing that would cover all
expenses. He was politely requested to
the counter, where a bill of twenty eight
francs was presented to him as the price
of his toilet. Some half dozen 0pcned
hotties were also presented to him, and
then he learned that each accepted sug-
gestion of the barber had baen ,slcom paHi-
ed with the opening of 3 new bottle. for
which he was charged, aud to which he
was certainly entitled. He considered the
joke so huge that he paid the bill without
II mnrmur .tutlng THO BOTTLES in his
pockets. And this is one of the modes in
which strangers are '.taken in and done
for in this ungndy city.
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human aid, he would never have smiled
upon his grandfather again. So. ..
Psyche, who had been turned out to roll
in the sand and refresh herself by nbbIe
from the roadside, was one of the first to
hear Dennis's cries. She was accustomed
to all kinds of noises from the boy, and
usually expected that he was calling her
to partako Of some dainty, when she heard
his voice, 80 prickimg up her ears she
cantered towards the lake which she reach
ed just as Willie rose for the first time.
With a low whnny of recognition, not
unmixed with fear. the beautiful creature
lowered her head. and as he came to the
surface again, plunged in and swan with
vigorous strokes towards him.
1t was something more than instinct.
it was an Almighty hand that directed the
noble beas', and tO1ght her care in strik-
ing out with her ron-bound hoofs, as she
neared Willie, and the same hand guarded
her, as plunging her slender head beneath
the waves, she caught the scarf which
was about his neck, in her teeth, and drew
his head above the water. The scarf was
thick cashmere, and held him securely,
so Psyche, turning with her precious bur
den fast i'll her mouth. swan steadily to-
wards tho shore. Willie's golden hair
and pale face, gave striking contrast be-
side her jet black coat, glistenlng with
water, which ran in streams from both.
A crowd had collected upon the bank,
and foremost of them all stood the deacon
with clasped hands, his white hair stream
ing in the wind, and nerves stretched to
their utmost tension, as he watched the
gallant animal.
1t was he who received from her mouth
his darling pet. He held him only to as-
sure himself that his life was not extinct,
and then consigned him to his mother (who
had recovered from her swoon) and hun
Dire helping hands We're readily extended
for the relief of the little sufferer.
With streaming eyes the good deacon
turned to Psyche who stood with dropping
head and painting sides, looking very tired
but still very much interested in tie
restoration of her little fiiend, whom she
followed with her eyes till he was borne
out of sight. Tendery and carefully the
deacon wiped the water from her shining
coat, and then without speaking, which he
had not done since first startled from la
bor by Denniss cries, he led he: to his
own stable.
Mr.. Hale had been absent all this time,
and knew nothing of the accident. until on
coming in sight of the old farmhouse,
what was his surprise to see Psyche stand
lng i'll the yard, covered with one of Mrs.
Saunders otter colorcd bed puts, making
IA very ludicrous figure with her black
head and flowing tail, in bold relief al
either end.
"God bless yon, Mr.. Hale said the
deacon, AS he wruns the pastors hand
"fnr not minding the words of a foolish
man. Had You sold Psyche, my boy
would have now been a corpse"