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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13


RzcoRpFR's CouRT.-The assessments at this
court yesterday morning amounted to sl62 Dor
ton of which was settled at the time, and the
balance put in course Of liquidation by the luck
less "bummers" retiring to the city workhouse.
for stated periods. where they win have the adj
vantage Of muscular exercise upon pile of rocks
which has been wrought upon these many DAYS.
and never, as the -Old regulars" assert. seems 10
grow smaller.
Seventeen cases were called. and four Of the
number laid over until this morning.
WILLIAM BEAuREGARD was fined 50 for getting
drunk.
MARY WILLIAMS and AK DAGGKTr. colored.
were arrested for lighting The former was fined
50, and the latter discharged.
CHARLES CLARK. found concealed under n bed
in the boarding house of 7. d. BLAcKBuRx, was
sent to the workhouse for seventy-two days. in
default Of payment Of S54
JAMES BRowE, soldier. plead guilty TO being
drunk. and was let of with the usual fine, 81.
RICHARD CowAS disOrderly conduct. paid 50.
WILLIAM STAEFIELD raised disturbances with
huekster in the market. yesterday morning. and
was arrested and fined 81.
CHARLES ScHILLNG. who keeps a junk shop,
was charged with receiving stolen property. His
oiAsS Wa pVstpOneu untll tnlS morning.
J.R. CALFsKIy plead guilty of having violated
the ordinance to prevent drunkenness, and was
CONSIDERABLY dealt with. his fine being put at So
for whio5 he thanked the Court
The trial Of william MAYHo and ED. BURKE
for disorderly conduct, was taken up. 1t appears
that some days ago MAYHO who is an officer. had
occasion to arrest BURKE. and he BURKE) was
taken before the Recorder and fined. After his
release. he spoke Of MAYHo rs having acted I'M
gentlemanly in aTresting him. This remark was
told MAYHo, who on meeting BURKE and passing
a few words, struck him with his open hand and
then with bis stick. The Judge fined them sl4
apiece
HENRY NoRvELL, colOred. was fined IS for the
larceny Of four ''stogy'' cigars from PETER YEcK.
For being drunk on Cedar street, LOUIS KREPs
paid 49,
THOMAS NeRvELL. walking the streets with
prostitute, submitted his case. and was discharged
on payment Of sl4.
The trial of JoHN CURRAN and PAT. Riley was
laid over until to-day.
ROBERT MAYNARD has his case continued.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

EXAMINATION OF WILLIAM FoRD, CHARGED WITH
MALIcIoUsLY STABBNG SERGEANT DRURY-HIs
AcoUITTAL.-WMLIAA FORD. whose arrest we
chronicled some days ago on the charge of mali
ciously stabbing Sergeant DRURY. a member Of
the 10th Regulars. had an examination. Tuesday
before Esquires MEAoHAN, MATHEWS and SLOAN.
The hasty and partial statement made by Mai.
CARLrN, and published in the Press and Timcs.
is refuted by the evidence Of the wife Of the
wounded soldier and on her testimony the prisoner
was acquitted.
Mrs DRURY testified that while walking along
Broad street dispute arose between her husband
and Mr. FORD as 10 the right Of way; that the
prisoner stepped off the sidewalk and picked up
a stone and that when she placed herself between
them TO prevent collision, FORD threw the stone
down and walked quietly down the street. DRU-
ny at this time reinforced by two other soldiers.
pursued and overlook the prisoner. when an alter
cation took place, in which Ford defended hiE-
self with a knife, and stabbed DRuRY several
times. Five or six soldiers had by this time gath
cred around the combaiants. and seeing DRURY
was unable TO continue the tight, jumped on
| FoRD and abused him shamefully, finally taking
| him to the camp Of the 10th Regulars prisoner
While in custody at the camp he was subjected
| 10 all manner Of insult and abuse; threats were
made that they would hang him. and during the
| entire night he was booted at and threatened by
tho exasperated soldiers.
! Mr.. FoRD is said to be an old citizen Of Nash
Vile, having come hero somo thirty years ago. He
Is represented as quiet. peaeeablc, inoffensive
man, respected by all who know him for his good
character and industrious habits.
! We ire glad to learn that Sergeant DRURY Is
| rapidly recovering from his wounds, and trust
this affair will be lesson to him and all Others
| of his command who think il mere pastime to as
! sault citizens on the public streets.
Its understood the military are very much in
eensea at the acquittal Of FoRp, and threats are
made to have him re-arreEted under General
! GRANr's Order. If we have read that order cor
reety. Il can have no applioationin this case-thC
civil authorities having already tried and aoquit-
| ted the accused.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At regular meeting of Maimonides Lodge No.
&c. L o. b. B.. held in their Hall on Tuesday
evening 1lth inst. the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS 1t has pleased the Almighty to call
from our midst, our much beloved brother JUDAH
fRANKLAND, and
WHEREAS, Though young in years, was highly
respected. and universally esteemed for the gen.
ueness OF his disposition, and the purity of heart,
il is therefore,
ResotDed. That in the death Of Brother JUDAH
FARMLAND, MaimOnides Lodge No. a6. l. 0. B. B.,
has lost a most worthy brother, and the cause of
ISRAEL a stauaeh supporter.
ResotOed, That we deeply sympathise with the
relatives and friends CT our deceased brother.
ResolVed That copy Of these resolutions be
sent to the mother and brother Of the deceased,
with our heartfelt sympathy for their bereave-
INIT.
Resolyed. That these resolutions be inserted in
the daily papers of this city, aad the Haelife Of
Cincinnati. Fl "a
By order Of the President
NASHVILLE, Sept. u. B. B0RK, See'y.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
Nashville Grocery and Produce Market.

Nashville Grocery and Produce Market.
Trade has experienced very little change in the
last twenty-four hours. The absurd reports cir
culating in the country in regard to the cholera
has had the effect to keep business dull. The
cholera is not nor is it likely to become an cpl
demic in Nashville, ali reports to the contrary
notwithstanding. There is no danger attending a
visit to this city, either on basiness or pleasure
and if our country friends would get their infor-
nation from the health report, published daily
in the city papers, instead Of from hearsay, they
would get correct information of the health of the
city.
FLouR-Demand good for higher grade. Good
feeling among holders, and no disposition mani
fine new at $40 5O@11; extra 81 5O9l2 so; family,
$l3gl4, and fancy, $l4 500 Is 90; superfne old,
81 5000 90; extra 5000; family, $40 OO9n so,
WHEAT.-Receipts for the last twenty-four
hours have been liberal. Offerings readily taken
at full prices. We quote. 81 l592 20 for red; 80
and goldena club, and 81 25@2 80 for white.
BACON.-But little in market. Prices tending
upward. Sides 2254@23; hams. plain. 2lz9Z3;
shoulders lSl49l9.
CoFFEE.-Sales moderate and prices strong. We
quote: Common TO good 261z92I4e; good to fair,
Z714@2S14 fair to prime &9SOc; and strictly
SUGGR.-Prices firm, with an active demand.
Cuba at 131z9 l41ze; Porto Rico, l5e9l9zge; De-
marara, 17g l81Zc; New Orleans lSe9l815; @ extra,
l7129l8c; yellow 16149lS14; B coffee, lS9lS1zc;
A coffee, 1916; standard hards, 2lc.
LARD.-Drooping, and transactions quite light
Very little in market. We quote: Terce S149
251z. keg 24@25.
LIoUoRs.-There was an increased demand for
Liquors. and prices ruled shade stronger in sym
patty with the Eastern market, We quote: Whis-
Ky, Bourbon, q gal. So 0O@450; Robertson County
81 10000; Common 81 25@2 so; Brandy, French
5000; CataWba Brandy sos; Ginger Brandy
81 5O@3; Apple Brandy $4@5 Peach Brandy
81 1905 25; Wine. Malaga, 81 5O95; Wine. Sher-
~, 497.
SALT.-Active. and prices firm. We quote:
bushel barrels 81 so; 5 bushel barrels So .,
CANDLEs.-StOcks heavy, with brisk demand
for star. We quote: Star, light weight. &c; sum
mer mould l5i49l61zc. and parafne 4Qg45c.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs.-There has been little
or no demand for these articles, with large sup
plies on the market. Porto Rico S0c@@$l 90;
New Orleans 81 05@1 %; Cuba 10000. Balti-
more, p gal 909$l 10 Golden 81 1901 40.
HIDEs.-Green, 9@l0c; Green Calf, lie; Green
sailed, &c; Sailed Calf. 16c; Flint. l2179l6%
GRAIH.-Corn in store 95c@Sl %. Oats. clean,
Coo
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
HEALTH REPORT.

OFFIcE BOARD OF HEALTH. Nashville. September
y. P. H.--Since the last report. twenty -four
hours since. there have been officially reported
six new cases Of cholera and one death.
l. LENAsN. twhite) aged 25. Seized about
o'clock this morning. Still under treatment
Lives near Penitentiary. on Church street.
ID Colored man, name -, nge 45, was at
tackled at s o'clock this morning. Now under
treatment Lives between Church and Cedar
streets, east Of the Ponitontiary.
ga Child, name -, are II, seized this morn
ing. Now under treatment. Lives on Lafayetts
street. near Cherry.
9Th Mrs -. (whito) age 20. taken about
o'clock this morning. Under treatment. On
Broad street, between Summer and Cherry.
9th. White boy. name unknown, age y, was
attacked last night about y o'clock, Still under
treatment. Lives in tho vicinity Of Judges
Spring"
9th. Carroll. tcolored.) age about IS. Taken
last night about u. and died to-day about
O'Clock. Lived on Summer. between Demum'
brane street and Brooks alley.
There were two other cases reported in the vi
entity Of Brooks alley. unoihcially.
BY order Of the Board Of Health.
I'D. PLuNKET. M. D., Soc'y.
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We are authorized to announce w. Matt.
Brown as a candidate for rs-electiOn as Mayor,
=. .ba arspir,g. olac.;ov
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New York Market.


New York, September 12-Flour. good mid
ding l0@25c higher. The advance is chiefly on
sound medium grades, which are very searce;
S. 95Gl0 for extra State SO 1902 so for extra r.
II. o., Sll 40@l3 10 trade brands. closing steady.
Whisky more active, IS in bond and 81 30 duty
paid. Wheat, receipts BPS bushels. scarce and
2a3c higher, sales 500 bushels Receipts of
corn $780, 420 bushels. &c higher. sales $1,000 bush
els 80, inferior S213@S3 shipping mixed Western.
chiefly at latter price for shipping. Receipts OF
oats l6,603 bushels. heavy and declining, sales of
5000 bushels 42a46 Chicago. 46G949 Mil, s. for
State. Petroleum fairly active. % crude, 44g451s
refined in bond and in moderate request and
prices are without decided change. Coffee quiet
and steady. Sugar more active. Cuba lO54@l2,
Melasses steady, Muscovado AZ, Porto Rico 80 and
St. Croix IS.
Pork steady but quiet, at sSS 1908 .; new
mess closing at $33 Is for regular. $3l@Sl % for
old do. and $50 for prime; also ESQ barrels new
mess for September sellers option. at SS3g33 l2t3
Beef unchanged at previous prices for beef hams;
round cut meats from l41z9l5c. for Shoulders and
l91492l1zc. for hams: bacon quiet at Ice for Cum
berland cut, 1910 for short ribbed; lard steady.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS 0FFICE.
NASHVILLE, September Is, 1866. !
In obedience to an ordinance of the Board of
Health. passed September l1th. and certified to
me by the proper officers. and in pursuance of the
Health Law. passed June sd, 1866, empowering
tho Board to decide what constitutes nuisance
thing preiudicial to the health of the commu-
nifty. and making it their duty to $50 declare and
make order to the proper officers for its abate-
ment." hereby interdict until the repeal of this
ordinance. the selling offering for sale for con-
sumption. within the limits Of this corpora tion of
the following named articles to wit: melons of
every kind. peaches, apples. cucumbers, cabbage
corn and fresh fish.
The City Police have instructions under this
proclamation to enforce this ordinance, and report
all violations thereof to be dealt with under the
penalties Of the law az provided.
In addition. I am requested by the Board of
Health to recommend to citizens to abstain from
the use of cider ale beer and malt liquors. until
further instructions from the Board,
w. MATT. BROWN, Mayor.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

We are authorized to announce w. Matt.
Brown as candidate for reelection as Mayor,
at the ensuing election.
Aldermen.
I We are authorized to announce Geo. 5. kim
z ney as a candidate for reelection as Alderman
in the Second Ward.
I We are authorized to announce James Sloan
as a candidate for Alderman from The Third Ward,
/ at the ensuing Municipal election.
! We authorized to announce A. ID. Creighton
as candidate for rec election for Alderman from
/ the Fourth Ward. at the ensuing election.
| WE are authorized to announce r. b. Cheat
ham as a candidate for reelection as Alderman
of the Fifth Ward at the ensuing election.
| VIZ authorized to announce las. A. Chiffon
as a candidate for Alderman Of the Seventh Ward,
at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce DIR. G. 4.
BrodIe, as candidate for reelection as Al
derman for the Seventh Ward.
COuneiImen.
We are authorized to announce John COItart
as candidate for Councilman from the First
Ward. at the ensuing Municipal election.
Weare authorized to announce III. q. Jenkins
a candidate for reelection as COuncilman from
the Second Ward. y -kStt - -
We are authorized to announce Pas. Walsh
as q candidate for Councilman, from the Second
Ward, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Jas. N. BrAen
as a candidate for reelection as Councilman from
the Third Ward.
We are authorized to announce IA. J. Morris
as candidate a for Councilman. from the Third
Ward at the ensuing election.
| We are authorized to announce DIR. Geo. H.
Reid as a candidate for Councilman. from the
Third Ward. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce +. w. Horn
as n candidate for recollection as Councilman of
the Third Ward at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce John Miller
as candidate for Councilman Of the Fourth
Ward, at the ensuing election.
VIZ are authorized to announce John Lell-
yette us a candidate for recollection Council
man from the Fifth Ward. ut the ensuing election.
VIZ are authorized to announce A. j. Duncan
as acandidate for reelection as Councilman from
the Fifth Ward. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Phineas
Garrett as candidate for Councilman from
the Sixth Ward at the ensuing election.
WE are authorized to announce INV. Wilson,
as a candidate for Councilman Of the Sixth Ward,
at the ensuing election.
WE authorizedIto announce b. 8. Rhea, as q
candidate for Councilman of the Seventh Ward,
at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce w. 8. DOnni-
want as a candidate for Councilman of the
Seventh Ward at the ensuing election.
WE are authorized to announce Martin @.
Cotton as a candidate for reelection as COun-
Gilman. from the Eighth Ward at the ensuing
election.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
AsCERTAINED AND
Paid in 16 DAYS,

The heavy losses of the the current period
point to the necessity Of
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

Exchange is abundant. and currency is scarce.
Exchange on the Eastern cities is taken at 1-lOth
of per cent discount, aud is sold at par.
Bank of Tennessee notes are firm at $500 buy
ing. and 42945 selling.
Planters Bank is in demand at 75@7S buying,
and 81 selling " Ffs.4f
Union Bank notes are in demand at 7O97s bay
ing. and IS selling.
There is no change in Southern bank notes. and
but few are offering.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
Ayers Pills.

! y =; J.
IA and complaining Are you
out Of order with your system de-
~ ranged and your feelings uncom-
q fortableR These symptoms are
- often the prelude TO serious i'll
ness. Some TT Of sickness is
H.. l..
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

Advantageous inserted times week (eod) for
2 month OF longer period. will be charged two
Advertisements twice n week one-half Of fable
rates.
Advertisements once a week, one-quarter table
rates.
Special Notices 2Oc q line, for time Il d and lsc
Tor each additional insertion.
Al advertisements considered due after first in
seriiOn.
Al changes will be charged for az Soc a square
Advertisements inserted longer than months
t5nJ ~ per cent will be deducted from the secOnd
the fourth quarter
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

nrNAS has lefi for the Eastern cities Cor the pur-
pose 81 supplying the ON RELlAHLE GLUTHNG
noUsE with its Fall aud Winter Stoek. In bis
absence Mr.. J. D. JUnEISs. who Is q polite and
clever gentleman in even sense Ofthe word. takes
charge Of BIS business. sept5-lw
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Tth inst. at
the residence Of the brides father. in Putnam
county, by the Rev. J. L. DILLARD, Dr. I. A.
Rosrssox. .of Smith county. 10 Mis- BETfIE.
daughter Of Gen. II. w. SADLER.
BR0WN-POLK-on the ilth inst. At Hamil-
ton Place. Maury county. Tennessee. BY the Rev.
DAVID Piss. d. D.. Mr.. J. CAMPBELL BRowN TO
Miss SUSIE. daughter Of Gen. LrcIVs J. PoLK.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
STRONG INDEMNITY,
As one of the lessons of the hour.
PRUDENT MEN,

LIE. those who will. trust to the untriod al
ephemeral.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Bryant, StrattOn and Earhart's
Nashville Business College,
M a $ onic Temple.

FTHIs INSTITUTION WILL OPEN EVENING
II SESSIONS, Monday evening. September
10th. with greater facilities than ever for impart
ing thorough business education.
The public are invited to examine our course of
instruction in accounts. embracing three sets of
books and all forms of business paper. The
checks, drafts, account sales, accounts current,
balance sheets, cash statements, etc., are written
out by the student, and made as practicable as
possible, together with Commercial Arithmetic,
Commercial Law, Partnership Settlements etc.
PENMANSHIP DEPARTMENT. under charge
in the United States. The greatest facilities are
afforded to those who wish to pursue this branch
exclusively.
Call at College. or send for specimen, circulars,
etc, addressing II. p. EARHART,
sep3-d3t-v1t Principal.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

PoruLAR.-In our rounds Of late, we have no.
tced quite an influx Of customers visiiin the
establishment Of Messrs. PANDoIFfEI a RIvA, No.
a North Cherry street, for the purpose Of buying
fine imported Brandies. Wines. Cigars, &c.
These gentlemen have a very large and well
selected stock Of fancy groceries, which they are
selling at low prices Give them a call.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, September l2-Sales of 1S5 hhds.
leaf tobacco at fully sustained aates cut leaf 3d.
choice leaf 50, common light Tugs 50 50. Super
fine -four IS. choice grades advanced 2e. Mixed
corn in bulk 60. Prime oats 40. Mess pork SD %.
Bacon, shoulders IA, clear sides III. Lard in
tierees %. Raw whiskYlS2 81.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

ROBINSON YEATMAN. JOHN =. WIRELESS,
New Orleans. Nashville
HENRY c. YEATNAN,
OF Woods, Yeatman 4 Co., Nashville.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. September 12.-Flour firm. and
prices for trade brands shade higher; superine
5000 75 trade brands $40 1902 50, fancy $l9gl4
Wheat cents higher and in good demand; No:
@35. Whisky firm, 50 80. Provisions unchanged
Quite fair order demand, but nothing of import
anee done in the large way. Fifty tierces lard
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
Conveufion POstnOned,

In consequence Of the alarm felt by numbers Of
delegates and others throughout the State at the
presence of cholera in Nashville, the State Execu-
tive Committee have deemed it their duty to
postpone the Convention from Thursday, the 18th
inst to Tuesday. the ID day of October next. This
they do not do because the disease has assumed
anything like an epidemic form. but not knowing
when it may, the Committee. unwilling to
call their friends from their homes to this
city where change of climate and of water
may seriously affect them, even under pre-
sent circumstances. The Committee regret the
necessity of this postpOnement, and trust all
friends of the Conservative cause will rally in
Nashville on the first Tuesday in October.
By order the Executive Committee.
JOHN S. BRIEN, Chairman.
JoKx @. GAUT. L. II. EAST.
P.W. MAxEY, +. C. DUNNINGTOS.
w. Mart. BRowN. Henry WATTERsoE.
E. Z. JONES, Secretary.
Arrangements have been made with the differ
ent railroad companies to carry delegates to the
Convention and back at half fare.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

Fer Identifying the Complexion. afectuaIly re-
moves Tan. Freckles, Blotches, and giving the
skin an elegant smOOthneSs not easily attained By
any other. Its use among the ladies Of fashion In
the East, gives It n character for efficacy which
at once stamps it as infinitely superior for the
toilet Of a LADY,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

SPECIAL AUCTION SALE.-- Mcssrs.DoLrN &BARNEs
sell this morning at 10 o'clock. the stock and FIX
lures Of Messrs CHARLEs MARTIN & Co.. No.
North Cherry street. This is an extra chance for
any one who wishes 10 embark in business. The
stand is a very Popu lar one.