Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-16

Choice butter CIssAL CouEr.-rhis court will again
twenty cents per tomorrow lis adjournment until
lie yesterday brought the August term is looked for
PARDoNED-Julius Sherod, convict
e byron loung at the Peniteuary who had served out
'house Yesterday nearly year for larceny was
rn interfering wl released yesterday pardon from Gov.
va. Brownow.
he Thomas German No SMoKxG-Of clerical force of
Recorders court on thirteen in the offices of the Louisville and
lVng was not our Nashville railroad this point only four
at Mon'chS' are addicted to smoking This is pretty
at the good showing for these degenerate days
n July which every ONLY ONE TRAIN SourH ON SUNDAY
he desires to keep On and after Tuesday only train
fashions. will leave this point for Chattanooga
NI,pt,rr,,or,ss This will start 515 NJ There will
Williams will hereafter be train from Shelbyvlle
.lIo,r.c;tizs,. At the Sunday.
~ evening com BUREAU APPOINTMENT. T. Squire
K Adutant of the 18th Michigan infantry
THE CoLoRrD during the has been appointed Bureau
mast two weeks Superintendent for the counties Of Wash
licenses have been ngton Sullivan Johnson and Carter He
Cnt CLERKS Office takes the place of Rev Herman Bokum
bis "a a. ,r,rv as relieved
ast month. PROBATE CouRr.-In this court, yeser-
shot and killed day. John o. Treanor was granted letters
niles east of Leila Of administration de bons upon the
measuring FIVE feet of John Lyons deceased and gave
to the end of bonds IN the sum OF SloOOO
high 1'Cieta l. was gratTu etTIS
Documentary the of David IL.
pounds Lockar. deceased, and gave bonds in the
: sum of $500
" o. - TERRIBLE STORM KENTUcKY.-Re-
49, ,i,0I a. ports of terrific rain in Kentucky
Friday night reached here yesterday. A
!. r.,,ol f,ro q bridge the Louisville and Nashville
railroad miles this side of Elizabeth
town displaced by the swift current of
~ .,; - a swollen stream and occasioned considera-
- m ~ | bic delay in the arrival of trains and trans
DAVIS a. i"0Ih"' - fers OF passengers were made
H. riII 10 70 IcE CREAM SUPPER AT HICKS HALL
wsek Cruel treat FOR BENEFIT FIRST BAPTIST
lie by complainant. CHURcHThs church having been ele
for plaintiff and ganty reed the ladies of the church
defendant propose to have ice cream festival on
~ p Corr.lirs | Tuesday night Hicks Hail. raise
IT,, means to assist in paying the expenses of
cheus o Nle''el the late improvements. We auhO
his farm north OF rzed that those visiting the festival
finest we have seen will be annoyed by persons running
stalks measured geggng then 10 take chances III
ken from held OF | ' ~ '
leads are large ana IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS Parties
''' going to Cincinnati and points North should
know that the Louisville and Nashville
gallant militia railroad check baggage the
telegram Wash persons travelling narticnarI nir The
few days SINCE route they will take from Louisville to
Nv quite unclaimed Cincinnati Baggage will be checked
b az bi ae nc either river railroad transportation but
he oderad Rrorn the particular all be
he grave for ustce stated Through tickets be had for
t % Nm NV either route and parties may choose
' ' themselves arriving Louisville but
no baggage can be checked for any point
ro, Co,,opr,s beyond Louisville unless the route to be
than FIVE candidates
G of Representative one THOUSAND DOLLARS WHIP
pressiona District PTNGA rather remarkable is now
will roabv enter upon the trial docket Of the Circuit Court
day The follow and will be taken up the present
u7 lar announced About year ago named John
III IhDie' ~ H. Archibald who held gudge against John
IN log george Hirsch, offered John Schouley thou
IS hardly necessary sand dollars fhe would whip Hrsch The
i.; ~ " offer was accepted, and on the first meeting
aIoriues of Schouey and Hirsch some rough WORK
IN 6 ~ 49, followed Schouey losing number of teeth
and sustaining various other damages.
imposed IN the he Archibald is called upon to answer
:. charge of assault and battery. Albert
John Green $40 Akers ESQ is one of the attorneys em
al PLAYER $40; Ben ployed in the
ie, S2V. CHANGE OF p1ME-On and after Tues
Rain costs day. June 18TH trains the Nashville and
LIVE Byron Young Chattanooga railroad will follows
Sned for this ofense Leave Nashville 55A and 5l5
I'm arrive Chattanooga 150 P. NJ. and
"a. -; ~ AN. Leave Chattanooga Clio Al and
- ; . n $50 NJ arrive at Nashville $50 P. NJ
{. 80. '6Nn y and 4:30 A.
sing without license Shelby Vile Shell
"a s11z - byville A. Nj arrive at Nashville ll:lO
- ~ih' &c .-E AN
=. c.. The train running between shelbyyille
ONoh 0N 'fNV and Wartrace, connecting with through
at this church has passenger trains North and South will
its original location leave Shebyve 1l2j and 7:30
rn,oorf aopr M arrive at Wartrace 1910 p. and
$40 NJ Returning, leaves Wartrace
'et 'e A"Peii S25 A. NJ, 1885 NJ. aud $3.50 ar
Nc Aister assisted irving at shelbyve 9O5 A. NJ ll5P
a band of young and 9;10P.M a. r... dim. a.,
ON tue flIS' res WIND RAINThe heavy rain Fri
peeh III sceesui day afternoon preceded by fierce
'al m wind which, in parts of the county,
tbero reg1larIv became almost tornado On the oppo-
ond the terminus side of the river Hydes Ferry it
The Rev r. did considerable damage prosratng large
four o'clock this fields wheat and barley and
Gallatin pike, from DR.. Williams 10 sew
eral miles beyond Goodletsville not only
In the locality damaged the wheat and other crops but
Nashville q Chatta up many and laid fences
r,,r. u;ll | low. Persons from those sections inform
~ us that they apprshend serious loss from
al dead have been this visit of the king The RAIN of
al Cemetery, there ITSELF did great harm. 1t not
zen graves uroab needed but will be of great benefit corn
soldiers whose re- and other crops matured Even
nance laid to rest with the additional rain yesterday, if
prs o the oppos bright weather follows the wheat
unds the place. and standing VIII be harvested lin me cohu
the green sods and ton.
red mounds The .... --------...--
earth the Coon and letter paper at 81 90 and
ary in The repy 81 per Good envelopes So per thou
bren head boards sand Books and Stationery equally low
the place most WIN UANhIf Z" W, L.
appearance, and the lune3-ZW 40 Ohloh street.
sad music they
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