Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-11


Aoc1DEEr ON CHERRY.-A sou ofMr. III.
Grannis fell from a horse on Cherry street
Yesterday, and received a severe cut in the
head
BArLHD.-L. d. Wheeler was released
from the woFkhoGse yesterday on giving
bail for his appearance before Judge John
Hugh Smith, tomorrow at P. NJ, for trial
on a writ fhabeas corpus.
CHARGED WITH HORSE STEALINa.-Jo.
seph Collins, col, charged with stealing
the horse Of Edgar Jones, cashier Of the
Third National Bank, from the premises
Of Dempsey Weaver, was arrested yester-
day, and on being taken before Justice
Cassety was committed to jail to await a
hearing tomorrow at 3P. NJ
A GRANDMoTRERs AFFECTION. - A
colored couple yesterday recovered a child
from its grandmother on trial Of the case
before Judge Jno. Hu.sssmith on writ Of
habeas corpus. The grandmother seemed
10th to give it up, but at last submitted.
THE CUMBERLAND BARRACKS COURT
MARITAL. Lieut. c. H. Frederick, Co. F,
45th Infantry, has been relieved, at his
own request, from duty as Judge Advocate
Of the Court Martial now in session at Cum
berland Barracks, and Lieut. w. H.
Bower, of Co. c, has been appointed to
that position.
acknowledgement George II.
Thomas, and the members Of his staff &C.
companying him, left this city for Chat
tanooga yesterday morning, at seven
o'clock, by special train. He will visit
Duektown coal mines at Cleveland, before
returning.
Weber & Cos regular sale will take
place to-. norrow (Monday,) at 10 o'clock.
Dealers are Particularly invited to attend
this sale.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MELIsH
The thirty-six interesting youths com
prising the tag-end of Kinks company oil
Estate Guards, arrived here yesterday
from Decherd and passed on to Jackson
with the balance Of the command"
ExPLosIoN.-The big crowd that blocked
Cedar street so long yesterday were brought
together by the explosion Of cask oflager
beer. Nobody was hurt, but several ladie.
were badly frightened.
B0UNTIEs TO CoLoRED TRooPs.-Fifteen
thousand dollars of bounty money was last
week disbursed to discharged colored sol.
diers, by James NJ. johnson, Bureau Agent
at Chattanooga. In this city bounties to
the amount of fifteen hundred dollars were
disbursed by Superintendent Coous.
MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDS. A
match game Of 500 points carom-carom
table, jaw barred-was played last night
at the Colonnade Billiard Rooms, between
Rivers, of this city, and Mcmillan, OF
Louisville, with the following result Riv-
ers, 500; Mcmillan, 1T. Average-Riv-
ers. 1863 Time So minutes
RECORDERS COURT, AUGUST 1O.-Jeroms
Parkhurst, drunk on the street, S..
2. T. Watson, indecent exposure of per-
son, S..
Jesse Braasford, disorderly, S25.
VIM. Rhodes, sleeping in the market
house, $50-workhouse.
Charles French, vagrancy, sleeping in
cars) S50-workhouse.
David GIilder, same, S50-work house.
Mike MahOney, disorderly, discharged,
Ira Stout, same, s..
ORDERED TO JEFFERsoNvmLE-C Com
pany C, of the 45th infantry, Capt. D. W.
Burke commanding, has been ordered to
Jacksonville, Indiana, and will relieve
company B, Capt. C. G. Frendenberg,
which will return to this post and re-
port to Gen. Duncan. Company G will
long be remembered as the faithful and i'm
partial! conservaters of the peace subse-
quent 10 the Radical riot at Franklin, and
the good wishes Of the people will follow it
wherever it may go.
THE BAND OF HoPE.-Three hundred
of the pupils of the colored schools of this
city, have been organized into what is
called the Band of Hope, a society whose
members are pledged to total abstinence
from the use of intoxicating liquors and to-
bacco The three hundred are divided
into six companies, each company being
supplied with a banner, and full regi-
ment Of ten companies is 10 contemplation.
Edgefeld is to be represented by several
companies.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI
vERsITY OF NAsHvIILE.--In the proper
columns, the Dean of the Faculty makes
the announcement Of the annual course OF
lectures In this institutions It's pre-eminent
success as a school of medical learning, IFS
hundreds Of alumni dispersed all over the
South and West, its ample cabinets and
museum, and its able corps of instructors,
commend it to those preparing TO enter
the medical profession. We trust to see
its halls, this winter, thronged with a large
class.
THE DEMAND FOR LABoR.--Not less
than two hundred applications for oOlored
laborers whom the Bureau is unable to
furnish, have been made to Gen. Carlin
since the Inauguration of the awful "pro-
scription" policy. Since the announce
ment that the Bureau would secure EN-
ployment for discharged persons instead of
feeding them, the number of persons
claiming to have been thrown out OF
work for voting, has most wonderfully di-
minished.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August Ilth, 1867
Messrs. Editors: In your account Of
the fire on the night of the 10Th, you state
that negro man SAYS the FIRE originsted
by the explosion of a lamp. With all due
regard to the yeracity Of the cOlored gentle
.