Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-15
FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERTDGE,
OF WEAKLEY.
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

Hon. D. II. Hill. Of Georgia, has been par
d5ned by the President
General ]. z. Johnston has been appointed
President Of the Charleston. Memphl' ana To-
peka railway, via Atlanta and Decatur, dlrect.
The wife and daughter IF James s. Willis, Of
Mnndon. Vermont, we're killed by lightning on
the 9Th inst.
Eepartt from all parts Of Wisconsin are favor
bic rs 10 the crop prospects, except as 10 winter
wheat in Fond du Lac county
A Colorado paper says female help in that
territory commands from $40 10 $50 per month.
and scarce az that.
Iezse u. Bright has been nominated. by the
Democrats Of Carroll and THmhle counties, to
represent that district in the Kentucky Legs
lature.
Tho other DAY, Mr.. Sims. living two miles
northwest Of Salem. Marion county, H., sold
his entire crop Of strawberries, of Of forty acres
uf land delivered 10 parties in Chicago, for
$4,000.
The potato bug is Destroying the growing po-
ta'o crop in some parts Of Iowa and IN the
Rock River region Of Illinois. The pestiierous
Insects swarm over the potato fields Ike locusts,
and literally devOuT the plants
General Howard. finding that the negroes will
drink. and the Sons Of Temperance will not
admit them into their ORGANIZATIONS; has ADVISED
his officers TO organize Lincoln Temperance
soeees among s9e H. sso S desires W he names
Of officers Of the Bureau who are Incorporate TO
be reported 10 him..
A suit before the Fifth District Court, New
Orleans, instituted by Mrs. A. {. Rains and her
daughter Louisa Rains. against }. IL. Mckee.
late United States Marshal, Tor damages was
submitted 10 jury the other day. Mrs X
clnimed $4,000 for uni awful possession Of turni
ture and occupying her house, and Miss X.
claimed 1880 for an illegal seizure OF her per
son. The inrv found n verdict in favor Of plant
ifs, allowing Mrs. r. $500, and Miss X, $1,000.
CAPTAIN Hamilton. Of the Frecdmeu's Bureau
in Florida. ordered the arrest OF two or three
rIodt NJ MQrionnn- Iig unnn the charge
of Decorating the graves OF Union soldiers
Considerable excitement was created by the
proceeding. The ladies. with their trends
m investigation was had, in which no reliable
evidence was introduced TO support the charge;
and the young ladies were Immediately released
from arrest.
An advertisement in the New Haven Register
offers reward of $500 for the return Of a silver
communion set Of eleven pieces, engraved as
donated 20 " Zion Presbyterian Church Of
Ninnsbnro S. c." asilver tea set Of three pieces
engraved II +. A." miniature breasipin on
tvdrv. and lady's diamond ring engraved j.
r A. TO +. |. G" which were taken possession
ofhy a soldier known as Capt. Fuller; supposed
march OF Gen. Sherman through south Carolina,
A correspondent Of the Memphis Post, writing
from Little Rock, Ark, on the 9Th inst. says
From every direction we hear Of overhowed
,iortotions The extent Of the damage has not
vet trsnspired. Ii is hoped that upon the re
cedinc Of the waters IL viii not be too late in the
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extent repair tfe injury. Unless this can be
done much suffering must occur m the valleys
~ the Mississippi and Arkansas Late adviccs
report the White and Arkansas rivers declining.
A silver chalice. belonging to St. Michaels
Church ut Charleston, was stored with other
property in a bank vault at Columbia, at the
close of the war. and mystcriuusly disappeared
during the great FIRE. Not long ago u was dis
covered in n pawn-shop. in New Ork and has
beep restored TO the church. Tho chalice was
presented 10 the church IN b62 by Governor
Rnope who in that year succeeded Governor
Bun II bears in front the royal arms Of Eng
LAND and an inscription recitlnE the manner Of
,tg pregcntatlon, ana, with the exception OF
some slight dints. is in no way injured.
The III Concrete of Matamoras Of the 7th
inst gives the following extracts from n letter
dated Monterey, June ID Miramon has died Of
fever, which attacked him after he was wounded
nd Queretaro. Castillo, Mciia, and Others have
been shot according 10 a letter from a creditablc
person in SAN Luis. The most profound silence
Is preserved as TO what will be done with Maxi
milan. The chief iunctionaTies talk both ways.
Ii has been told that the City OF Mexico was
taken by the Liberals at the close of May. The
El Mexicano, an Imperialist paper published
at Brownyille, pronounces Maximlhans procla-
nation a forgery, and says 1t originated with
burlesquing papers
The Clerk of the Supreme Court Of the United
States has issued the official printed COPY Of the
rules and forms in bankruptcy, as agreed upon
and promulgated by the court in May, and as
printed for the court by the government PRINT
ing ofice. All other editions are unofficial,
though, where they may be correct copies, are
Just as authentic. The Congressional printer
and the clerk Of the court are overw helmed
with letters from parties desiring copies Of the
work Those officials do not undertake 20 dis
tribute any copies except to the courts. The
public will have 20 depend on the trade, which
has been supplied with q large number Of copies
printed at private expense, from the same forms
NJ the government printing Office On which the
official edition was printed,