Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-13
FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERIDGE,
OF WEAKLEY.
NEWS OF THE DAY.

al Indianapolis has indicted sCNcIai pcIsOus iOl
making false income returns
Twenty-Five buildings on the principal streets
of Atcbison Kansas. were burned on the Sth
inst. Loss 100000; partly insured
New York paper reports that the Presi-
dents physician prononnces ms dlsease 70 'e
Bnghts disease OF the kidneys.
II is stated the registry voters in Alabama
will be about 10000. about equally divided be-
tween blacks and whites
Gen Schofeld has issued a circular to all the
Presidents Of Boards Of Registration, recurring
them TO finish their work by the END OF July.
The race for 81. 800 at Mystic Park. Boston, on
the 18th inst between Blackstone Belle 70 har-
ness and John Stewart 20 saddle, three miles
and repeat. was won by Belle in 1854 and I;55.
The steamer Enterprise passed Memphis on
the nth inst. with the body OF GOV. Clalb. JACK
son, of Missouri, on board, 10 DC taken 10 MIS-
souri, for interment.
The son Of Senator Fessenden, who Indignantly
denies charges Of nepotlsm, has lust peeh ap-
pointed Register Of Bankruptcy IN Name. 30
has Hannibal Hamlins son.
II. S. Reynolds who was reported to have
been hanged by a mob in Sedalia, missouri. a
short time ago, denies the statement, ana m
card in the st. Louis Republican, expresses the
conviction that he can prove he ls 5tlll alive.
A bovnarned Thomas Feeney, between twelve
and thirteen years Of age, while playing base
ball in Dover Delaware last week, was struck
in the region Of the heart by a ball, and injured
so badly that he died.
son viii leave Washington, on his way to Bos-
ton where ne will attend the dedication OF the
new Masonic Temple on the following Monday,
the oath. He goes By way OF New lork.
Ninety-three suits commenced on the 18th
inst by the claimants Of the Savannah cotton
alleged 70 have been captured by General Sher-
man and sold in the city OF New YORK. The
claims amount 70 above S4,UOO,OOo m gold, and
the suits sro authorized by recent acts Of Con-
gress.
The New York Tribune is informed that the
President and Cabinet are about to consider the
condition Of the Southern States under the re-
cent acts Of Congress, and to proclaim certain
rules in reference to the conduct Of the MAYOR
Generals commanding.
The Salt Lake Fodeffc publishes a rumor that
Orsan HYDE and Amos Lyman, both high up IN
the church, have been preaching against pOlyga-
my and special revelations, % late. 1t IS also
asserted that brother Brigham" had TO visit the
southern settlement and shut of the wind.
Horace w, Havoy, school teacher for the freed
men in Richmond, convicted Of whipping a
child not belonging to the school, was sentenced
10 pay 500 and imprisonment one month. Gen
Schoheld RENTED the fine and the Governor
pardoned him from imprisonment
The German boy, Pete, the murderer Of Mr..
Ross and his son, near ST. Louis. a few days ago,
was caught yesterday. lie contesses the deiib
crate murder of Mr.. Ross, but says be did not
intend TO kill the child.
San Antonia Texas, papers give accounts Of
extensive oattle-stealing in the northwestern
part Of the State by Indians In one case a herd
Of a thousand head were taken, and one OF the
drivers was killed and skinned down 20 the waist
by the red devils.
Late Arizona advices state that the Indians
have commenced vigorous campaign against
the whites. attacking ranches IN the vicinity OF
Prescott and Fort Whipple, and stealing IN eve
~ direction. All the troops are on scouting
expedition. except enough for garrison duty.
Idaho advices to May II, state that the Indians
are attacking stages and stage stations and dri-
wing of stock. The Indians are mounted on
fine horses said 20 have belonged to the Second
United States Cavalry. Idaho City is being ra-
pdly rebuilt. One hundred building weree erect
ed last week.
Several Of the old members Of the city govern
mcnt Of Mobile, having refused TO accept their
reappointmcnt from Gen. Pope, Gen, Swayne
has issued an order directing the vacancies 70 be
hlled from that large class OF citizens who here
toioro have been denied the right Of suffrage
and participation IN municipal affairs.
We hear through the Boston papers, and
otherwise, Of exceedingly dull times in that To-
branches Of commerce. The laborers and long
shoramen have not. on some of the principal
wharves. averaged full days work per week
for the last month.
couple of Detroit cergymen have procured /
tent capable Of seating four hundred persons,
which they propose to move from place to place,
in the worst quarters Of the city, for the purpose
Of attracting those who viii not attend church.
Services will be held in the tent regularly, but
will not be confined TO any particular denomina-
ton.
The State Department learns that, under in
structions, Mr., Adams has nterpQsed IN the
case of the feHinns convicted at Dublin, Col.
Burke. McCaterty and Mcclure, al OF whose
sentences Of death have been committed. In
the case Of McCaterty a writ OF error IN the
court of conviction, was al the suggestion Of his
counsel, sued out in behalf of the prisoner at
the instance and expense Of the United states.
A correspondent Of the New FORK Post writes
from Charleston, ;. c. that ten. scott OF the
Freedmen's Bureau, has been invited. in good
faith, by influential men, TO represent the
Charleston district IN Congress. His acceptance
is doubtful Gen. Greene. commandment Of the
post at Columbia. is said TO have received sim
liar invitation.
At Frankfort. Indiana the other day. Frank
Harvey caught neighbor's horse in has wheat
field. He chased the brute till he got mad. put
Il into his stable, cut of its ears and tail, and
beat the poor creature almost senseless. After
ward, he paid the owner twenty-five dollars, aud
gave him another horse 90 compromise the al
fair and was then arrested on criminal charge
A number Of prominent Northern politicians
including Senator Wilson, arc here 10 hold a
conference with the Nirginians TO devise means
Of uniting the two wings Of the Republican par
ty that represented by the late Richmond Con
convention in Charlottesville.
The reports Of the loss of $4,000 in bonds
rom the treasury grew out Of the TACT that |
ninety-nine sheets partially prepared for bonds |
are missing from the package Of one thousand. |
There Is authority for saying completed bonds |
have been recently lost from the treasury, and |
those missing are not likely TO prove loss 70 the
government or public.
A resolution was rejected by the New York
Constitutional Convention on the 18th inst, Rp-
pointing q committee 20 investigate and report |
whether in their opinion provision should be |
Incorporated in the constitution authorizing
women 20 exercise the elective franchise when |
thew shall ask for that night by majority Of all
the votes given by citizen females ever the age |
Of twenty-one years, az an election called for |
that purpose 90 which women alone shall have
the right 10 vote
The Jackson grennl Wiig SAYS party Of |
gentlemen in digging ditch. in hatchie bottom,
In this county, few weeks ago, for the purpose
Of draining a slough found indebted IN hard |
clay, at the distance Of hye feet from the sur |
face. large turtle. alive and IN Eood condition.
How IL came there, ana on what II Ted. are
mysteries that we leave tor nSturallsts and |
BIOLOGISTS 10 explain
Thenew City Council of Washington met and |
oryanized on the 10th inst. The Conservatives |
have n majority IN the Upper Board. and the /
Republicans a majority IN the Lower Board A /
colOred man, nominated for Messenger Of the /
Upper Board. was defeated but the Lower
board elected . cOl0red man for Messenger, and /
the President Of the Lower Board subsequently /
appointed John Il. johnson a colorcd man, /
Reading Clerk % the Board.
Mrs. Huiin. a lady living near Indianapolis is /
the inventor Of an improved hand spinning ma i
chine Ii IS made with any number Of spindles, /
from three 90 twelve. ana Esrmer VIE or i
daughter can run a machine with SIX spindles /
with more ease than the ola -l9shl9ned vince
the model With her own hands, and has obtained
q patent for IL.
recent number Of the Salt Lake ieatfte
says: Large numbers OF the residents OF Utah,
north and south of this city, who have dwclt in
the pleasant valleys Of Zion for years. are emf
rrating 20 America Quite a number offamihes
started yesterday with the government train that
len amp douglas W are informed that one
hundred and thirty wagons loaded with Joseph-
tics SO out from hence. They have soured on |
Zion"
The recent heavy rains In Minnesota have been
productive Of great damage. At 81. Cloud the |
MISSISSIPPI rose Eve feet on Thursday and I'D |
minneapolis and 81, Anthony eighteen inches. |
q dispatch 90 the Chicago Journal adds that on |
fraay morning the main boom az ST Anthony |
broke the logs floating % and being carried |
ever the tails. Later in the day Dean a Co.'S
ponm also gave way. Thirty million feet Of
lumber, valued al S.gn,OJQ are believed 10 have |
peen carried on. A large proportion will proba- !
ny DC fecoyernd. but at great expense. The |
nfer was ttli rising az last accounts