Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
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The biddings on the McNairy property
by decree Of the Chancery Court will be
closed to-day at II o'clock. See advertise
ment headed Special Notice, e. ea
THE weather yesterday was rainy and
disagreeable. DRILLING showers coming
down By frequent fits and starts. The
streets were muddy, and some Of the cross
= ipgs almost impossible from the mire.
CHANGE OF TINE oS THE Nashville
& NoRTHwEsTERv RAILRoAD.-on aud
after Thursday, Nov. %, 1856, trains viii
arrive and depart as follows:
Express arrive az A. NJ
Accommodation arrive AZ Nasaville-... P. y.
Express leave AZ.
AeoSin moaaton leave e.'-.'.-'-' . ?. n
PERsoSs proposing to attend the sale Of
lots at q Boseobel, p on the Franklin pike,
should, at 10 O'Clock a. n, to-day, step
into the free onnibuses at the door of An
derson, johnson & Smith, and at the Office
of J. &R. w. Brown. A fine crowd,
good cheer and good bargains viii be the
attractions offered.
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BOARD OF HEALTH. regular meet
ing the Board Of Health held last even
ing, important reports were read by DR..
Compton, from the committee on ePidepics,
"a and DR.. Maddin, from the committee on
hygiene. The first was referred to the City
Medical Society, and the second ordered to
be addressed to the Committee on Water
works Of The City Council 0HT
A Doc CAsE.-There was considerable
excitement among crowd of colored. in
z dividuals yesterday Al Squire Wilkinson's
tseems that Budd Harrison, a negro Of
warlike propensitios, had attacked a dog
belonging to one Of the neighbors and
nearly killed the brute. The owner Of the
"dorg" sued Budd for damages, and ten
dollars and costs was awarded.
PEACE WARRANT CAsE.-An individu-
Al named Dan. Casey sued outa peace war
rant yesterday, before one of our city
magistrates, against Caleb Harrison, repre-
senting that he was ia peril Of his Life from
the hands OF the latter The testimony
failed to establish the charges and Harri-
son was taxed simply with the costs in the
case instead Of being bound over.
ALL AMIsrAKE-Two men, strangers in
the city, mutually recognized each other
yesterday, and without asking names, spent
the day very pleasantly as old friends 1t
tSrned ont, in the course of a little CONVEX
satiOR during the evening, that they had
never seen OF heard Of each other before.
The surprize Of both parties may be mag
ined, and the long, prying looks into each
others faces ought to have been pictured by
such pencil as that Of HOgarth.
Nh. B. F. PErxorro, of New York, Grand
Sar for the United States, of the Independ-
emit Order Bne Birth, will deliver free
lecture this evening at Concordia Hall, ON
Jewish education, in connection with build
ing college for the education of Jewish
youths. Members Of the order their
friends and families, and all those who are
interested in the subject, are INVITED to al
tend. The door will be open att P. NJ,
lecture to commence att Pm.
g SIZZLING LIQUOR WITHOUT License =
Quite a number Of tippling licenses expired
on the 18th inst, and the police. have al
ready arrested number who have failed
to renew promptly. Yesterday a German
named A. Ballenburger was arraigned on
the charge Of selling liquor after his license
had expired. He was brought up before
the police court and fined nine dollars for
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now after those who violate any of the tip
pling laws.
ALLEGED THEfT OF A WAToH.--A ne
gro, who has been waiting on r. Wilson
Foster for some time past, was arrested
yesterday by the Independent detectives on
the charge Of having stolen a valuable gold
watch from his employer. The outer case
of the watch was found hid in the wall of
the house where the negro was boarding.
arousing suspicious Of the boys honesty.
Griffin, such is the negro's name, was
brought before Squire Wilkinson yesterday,
and sent to Jail to await trial this morn
ing.
THE CHAHBER OF CoMMERcE-AE I'M
PoRTANT MEETING TO BE HELD Topaz
The members of the Chamber of Commerce
and such Others as feel an interest in the
matter meet to-day at 10 A. NJ, in the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the legali-
ty Of the present three cents government
tax on cotton. Efforts will be made to
have the matter tested ia the Supreme
Court. The subject is one Of great impor-
lance 10 Che community at large and full
attendance of business men is expected.
"A NARROW EsCARE.-On Monday a por-
ton of the front wall of the old Banner
Office on Deaderick street came topping
down upon the pavement, just barely miss
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