Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-18

THE BAL5.-The ball given by the
Nashville Bass Ball Club at Masonic Hall
last night drew out q large representation
Of the "brave and fair" All passed of
pleasantly.
The STocKELL on NUIsANcEs.-T
Stockell engine was out yesterday pump
ing into the gntters the fragrant waters Of
the open cellars on Cedar street On her
way back to the hook and ladder house
she stopped and bathed the summit of one
Of the domes Of the First Presbyterian
church with sparkling stream from her
stout, clean hose.
CHANcERY CoURT.-LitlIe was done in
this court yesterday. Motions were heard
and the trial docket taken up. This
docket will be regularly called to-day. A
receiver was appointed in the case of G.
ID. Elliott rs. John NJ Bass, et als., and
Saturday next set for the hearing of the
case. This suit involves the right Of prop
erty to much Of what is known as the
-Au5ilftilt tlndle AGduGuN.
THE,RBeULARs AND MELIsH AT FRANK
LIE.-The Press and Times Of yesterday says
there was no trouble between the regulars
and the militia at Franklin Cd Saturday.
and styles our report batch of grapevine.
We have only to say that the facts stated
by US are confirmed By the statements not
only Of regular soldiers themselves. but
Of any number of citizens. The presence
of such crew as that under Sumner is an
insult to any true soldier, and the difficulty
which sprang up is not at all TO be won
dered at.
TIE SUPPOSED PAY-TRAIN RoBBER.-
Newt Guy, the supposed pay-train robber,
arrested in Texas by Detective Bligh, of
Louisville, was lodged in Jail at Bowling
green, KY, Yesterday. We understand
that there is some doubt as to his partici-
patton in the pay-train robbery, but as
there are several indictments against him
for murder, he will be held for trial.
THE ANGLo-AFEIcAN HocUs PocUs.-
G. w. Jones and Jim Booker, two of the
colored officers Of the Anglo-African
Trading, Building and Farming Com
pany," were brought before Justice Will
kinson yesterday to answer the charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses or
In other words, getting colored men to
take stock in a mythical farm, etc, at S25
share. The developments thus far show a
delinquency of about twelve hundred dol
lars. They gave bail in the sum of $3.50
each for their appearance before the Grim
inal Court Traynor, the President of the
Company" is one of Summers melish,
and is helping to protect" Franklin.
TIE UEIoN COMMITTEES OF THE PRES
BYTERIAN CHUBCHEs.-The committee
appointed by the last General Assembly of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
composed of Rev. s. G. Burney, DID, Rev.
A. j. Baird, DID, Rev Reuben Burrow.
DID,, Rev. Milton Bird, ID, and Rev
erends lie Roy Woods and J. w. Poindex,
ter 10 confer with a similar committee
from the Old School Presbyterian Church,
on the subject Of organic union between the
two churches, will meet on Wednesday, the
3lst instant, in Memphis. On the first
Monday of August the two committees will
meet in the same city to discuss the propo-
sition Of union.
RECORDERS COURT, July 17.-Ann Cum
ningham, drunk and disorderly, $50. Sent
to The workhouse.
John Rhea, disorderly $50.
Nan East, using language calculated to
provoke a breach Of the peace, costs.
Emma Collins, same, costs.
Martha Green and Alice Hoffman, dis
orderly, costs.
Mary White, disorderly, discharged.
Joseph Fort and Ann Trewitt, same,
costs.
Minerva johnson, same, $50. Sent to
the workhouse.
Ed. Clark, tipping without license, costs
/ in three cases.
Isaac Davis, drunk on street, $40.
VIM. Stewart same, SO. Sent to the
workhouse.
Amanda Clark, Ann Dupree Fanny
Thompson Mary J. Thompson and Zach.
Taylor, disorderly, discharged.
John Il. Hamilton, same, costs.
In addition 10 the above, several bellige-
rents suffered 10 the extent Of about SO.
EDToRs UNION AND DISPATCH | wish
to correct a statement that appeared in
your paper Of the 18th, where a colored
man stated that / discharged him on ac-
| count of his political opinion. The state
ment is false After had procured man
! that suited me better, he went 10 work with
one Of our men, but was so lazy and did
his work so poorly, that he would have
| been discharged two DAYS before he was,
| had not asked that he be kept till the end
| the week. II. w. FARNswORTH.
The above is correct.
II. A. WEAVER.
Bss~ School vacations can be used to
learn neat, free and elegant writing and
book keeping, without enormous expense
for useless books, etc. Also, photography,
which quickly gives profitable work at re-
| porting, etc Hundreds of reporters are
now needed in the Southern country.
J. w. DoLBEAR,
ivl6-lw# Cor Church and Vine SIS.
|
GONG GoNa!! GONE Faster than
| the auctioneer's hammer knocks down
merchandise neglect disposes of the teeth.
Bid, therefore, for that prize Of life, good
set, by brushing them regularly with
| SoZoDoNT.
Shelby Female Institute,
N4SHVILLE, TENN.