Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-25

! the Criminal Court, for stealing clothing
MALTRAETMENT OF A WHITE Boy
Will Kelly, colored, was arrested yester-
day for eruelly beating son Of DR.. Her
mann. He was committed to Jail by JUS
/ tice Wilkinson, to await a further hearing.
A CoLoRED man standing on the corner
yesterday, when Brownlow's militia was
passing, remarked "Jist tell you de truth,
desc niger melishy goin to fool round
here tell they gifts US sill in trouble They
better 90 back 10 the corn field Whar they
belong and then wen have peace, and not
before"
JOHN BARNES & Co., will sell this morn
ing general assortment OF dry goods, con-
sisting Of lawns, alpacas, delanes, jaconets,
jeans, hosiery of all kinds, boots and shoes,
hats, etc, at 10 o'clock precisely. Ladies
are especially invited to attend the sale.
SUIT FOR FALSE INIPRIsoNNENT.-
1t is said that Newt Guy, who was arrested
in Texas short time since, on suspicion Of
being the leader Of the gang who robbed
the pay train of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad in October last, will institute
suit against that road for false imprison-
ment.
CHAEcERY COURT. - The Chancery
Court met at 9 o'clock A. NJ, yesterday,
Chancellor Campbell presiding. The roll
Of Attorneys was called and motions heard.
Very little business was done until the case
Of Z. ID. Elliott rs. Jno NJ. Bass, ct ais came
up and occupied the remain der of the day
in the reading the pleadings, and deposit
tions, and by the arguments Of Mr. East
and Mr. DeMoss The argument will be
confined to-day by Mr.. Cooper and Judge
Baxter. Shadrack J. Henderson was
sworn as a Solicitor in this court.
Bliss GOING TO DEcAMF.-Bliss, the
plotter Of the riot at Franklin, from which
he took particular pains to keep his own
carcass, has made up his mind that he is
not exactly in the right place, and designs
leaving for a more hospitable cline 1t is
said he has sworn vengeance against Col.
House and several others, against whom he
has an undying hate, but like the Irish
inan who cursed his landlord, it was when
E long distance was between them.
FRANKLN.-There is perfect amity be-
tween the regulars Of the 4jth regiment
stationed at Franklin and the citizens. The
regulars are the conseryators of peace and
the militia hate them with more virulence
than they do the citizens.
"MoRE MELIsH." Another installment
of colored "melish" came into our city yes
terday. They were differed by two men
with white skins but not ferocious aspect.
They were well armed and equipped for a
vigorous campaign and seemed to be pos
sessed of sufficient courage 10 charge solid
columns on a hen roost or milk house.
These militia may make a fine military
pageant for a holiday display but somebody
has TO pay heavily for this luxury.
RECORDERS COURT, July 24-John
Fields, lewdness $40
Samuel Jones, disorderly, discharged.
l. Pinson, same discharged
Ct. Fletcher same, $50.
Martha Bedford, using language calcu-
lated to provoke a breach of the peace,
costs.
BURGLARY ON BRoAD--ARREsr OF A
NEGRo.-Before sunrise yesterday morning
the store of Ottenville & Pratt, grocers on
Broad street, was broken into by burglar,
who secured twenty dollars, two sacks of
coffee and a quantity of meat. Later in
the day a Colored man named Geo. Shute,
charged with the ofense, was arrested by
Deputy Marshal J. b. Reddick, and taken
before Justice Wilkinson, who committed
him 10 Jail to await further hearing this
afternoon.
BRowNLow IN THE FISK SCHoOL.-One
Of the teachers in the Fisk School was
brought to account, a short time since,
for distributing an expose Of Brownlow, in
pamphlet form, among the colored pupils
Of that Institution. He cleared himself of
the charge, however, and the manner in
which the documents were circulated" Is
matter of mystery.
BANKRUPrcY-THIR DIsTRICT-We
are requested to announce that J. w.
Johnston, Register in Bankruptcy for the
Third Congressional district, Tenn, will
attend at the courthouse at Cookyille, Put
nam county. on Monday, the Goth at
4 I. NNy.l,,,-I,w
the 2Sth and at Carthage, Smith county,
Tenn, on Friday, the 30th day of August
next, for the transaction OF all business
connected with his official duties.
CLoSD " sterday, little boy entered
a fashionable drug store with note cover
ing a twenty-five cent shinplaster. The
note read a. follows:
pleas send me 25c with of clend
The clerk who received the note read il,
! and handed il TO another, who passed it
| over to the proprietor. All were stumped.
| They couldn't guess what was wanting
| aud were about 20 send the boy away, when
one Of them asked him what he was sent
| for--"Some cologne he responded. Who
would have thought it2
A GENTLE WHISPER TO MoTHERs.--lt
You have unfortunately lost your own
| teeth by neglect OF mismanagement,t take
care that y0ur daughters do not suffer the
same penalty from the came cause. See 10
| il that they brush their teeth regularly and
| thoroughly with SoZoDONr, aud thereby
| Won will insure them sound and seryieeable
sets as long as they live.
Va call special attention TO the removal
| of Beech. Maulove 4 Co. 20 the magnih-
cent house, told stand A. {. x A. b. Beech, }
No. co North College street. Their stock
Is the largest ever brought 90 this city, and
comprises all the grades Of csrpeting, from
the common Ingram to the finest Medal
lion Velvet. OIL Cloths, all widths Chr
tain Goods. Shades, Mattings, etc. Those
in want will do well 20 call on them.
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