Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-09

1Ou VIII please uollly the COl0Teu idUO-
rers that they will have to seek employ
ment and take it where they can get it;
and that under no circumstances will they
receive assistance from this Bureau when
they are offered and refuse employment
elsewhere Please circulate this informa-
ton promptly.
fear that they are influenced by ire
sponsible and selfish men who try to keep
them here till the next election merely to
get their votes.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
w. p CARLIN, Bgt. Maj. Gen,
Assistant Commissioner.
In TowN.-We had the pleasure yester-
day of meeting in orr sanctum Maj. VIM.
H. Williamson, Of Lebanon. From HE
appearance, he seems to be better fed than
when we knew him on Johnson's Island,
when rats were regarded as a delicacy, in
our bill OF fare. The Major lost his right
arm at Charlottesville, though he is yet
able to manage all the law suits which the
people Of old Wilson may entrust TO his
care.
RECORDERS COURT, August 8.-James
Lally, drunk and dissrderly, S25.
Thomas McKabe, same, $50 work
house.
John H. Reilly, disorderly slO-work-
house
A Mckenzie, creating nuisance, costs.
q. Harris, same, costs.
John B. Wager, drank on street, SO.
P. Nicholson, disorderly, SO
Governor Lynch, drunk and disorderly,
discharged
Charles Hiser, contempt Of court, $50.
Several persons we're also fined for run
ming carts without license.
KEICKERBoCKER LIFE Insurance OF
New YoRK.-The Knickerbocker is the
pioneer insurance company in the South,
and has insured over one million of dollars
in Tennessee. All its tables are non
forfeiting, SO that person who fails to pay
up his installments after having paid some
of them, does not lose what he has paid.
In this company there are no restrictions
on travel Some Of the Northern insurance
companies, which we're doing business in
the South before the war, have repudiated
all contracts made at that time, though the
parties have proposed to pay up their un-
paid installments. Before the war the
Knickerbocker issued policies at its branch
Office at Savannah, Ga, and since the war
il has permitted every policy-holder to
renew his policy, as though there had been
no war. The Kniekerboeker is repre-
scented by DR.. Fred. w. Sparkling, in the
Maxwell House. Church street.
Compliment TO Nashville Architects.
OFFICE OF THE New STATE House
COMMISSIONERS, SPRNGFIELB, ILL, July
Is, ls67.-Messrs LeNoine & Williamson,
Architects, Nashville, snn.-GENTLEMEN
In compliance with the instructions Of the
Commissioners, transmit herewith copy
Of resolutions, commencing your plans"
etc, passed at the meeting of the board on
the 10th inst.
Very respectfully, your obd't serv't,
J. c. WEBER, Sec'y.
Resolved, l. That the thanks of the
board are due, and are hereby rendered to
the several architects who furnished " de-
signs for the new State House.
,. The board regret that the terms Of the
notice to architects" and the restriction
placed upon them by the court, will not
permit them to make the prize awards
which they would gladly bestow, as a ma
terial token and acknowledgment of the
beauty and true merit of the several
"plans."
10 IL r.
the "design" presented by Messrs. LIE
Moline q Williamson, of Nashville, Tenn,
as beautiful in architectural conception,
and as possessing especial excellence, rem
dering their decision and selection of one
plan from so many, really meritorious
and deserving, very delicate and difficult
task.
4. That the SECRETARY furnish copy of
these resolutions to Messrs. LeMoine q
Williamson.
A true copy. J. c. WEBER, sec'y.
NO More RatiOns after the Twentieth,
Gen. Carlin issues the following circular
to Bureau agents:
BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND
ABANDONED LANDS, STATE OF TENNIS
SEE, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, TENN, August 9Th, 1867
Circular Letter. In obedience to orders
from the Commissioner at Washington, no
supplies will be issued to the destitute after
the Goth Of August, under any circumstan-
ees. You viii notify the colored people,
and urge them to provide for the worthy
destitute people who cannot work for
living.
As there are many blind, old, and Grip
Piled white women and men, who have been
receiving assistance from the bureau here
tofore, you will notify them that they will
have TO depend on the charity of their
neighbors and the municipal authorities.
w. p. CARLIN,
Bvt. Maj. Gen, q. S. A, Asst. Commissioner.
You've MEN's CONSERVATIVES CLUB
The following are the officers of the
Young Mems Conservative Club:
Thos G. Crunk, President
Jas. Il. O'Connell, let Vice President.
Chas II. Stockell, I'd Vice President.
Jno. J. Mccain, Treasurer.
Chas f. Robert, Secretary.
Med. A. Nolen, Assistant Secretary.
+. J. Foley. Sergeant-at-Arms.
Meets Saturday evening next.
TARDY DADs-The city fathers, both Of
the Common Council and Of the Board Of
Aldermen, have berome 50 excessively de-
liberate Of late that it takes them an hour
after the appointed time to get together,
even at regular meeting. This IS not
only a great inconvenience to the clerks
and reporters, but to those members who
make point of being punctual and have
no time to waste in waiting for a quorum.
HEN STYLES Of HATSl
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