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DIEEDs

In this county, Tuesday, 10th inst, on Nor
ris Greek, daughter of Angus johnson, aged
about years.
In this county, near Markum's mill. of con-
sumption, Saturday, 14th inst, Miss SARAH
TABITHA SIMMONS. aged about Is years.
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WIFE OR DAUGHTER

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all who have in operation whom
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A NEGRO DEVIL

Commits an Internal Outrage ON 1
BeRutifuI Young Lady In william
son COunLy-AyengePs ON the Track
Yesterday morning between eight anC
ten o'clock, a terrible outrage was per
petrated in Williamson county, about siz
miles beyond franklin on the Carter't
Creek turnpike. Miss Ezell, step-daughter
Of Mr.. Henry King, at that hour was re-
turning TO her home from visit to her
brother.in-laW, where she had spent the
night before. When within some six hun
dred yards Of her home, she was met by a
negro man who is employed on the farm OF
Thomas F. Perkins. who sized her and
violently outraged her person. He grasped
her by the throat and choked her till she
was senseless, No one was near, and her
cries we're suppressed by the grasp Of the
hend
In addition 10 the above, il is stated that
this negro devil had observed her as she
passed along the road the night previous,
and was laying in wait, like the lion for
his helpless prey; that he succeeded is too
well known. He left the young lady in
state Of uneOnsciousness and fed. a citi-
zen, coming along soon after, saw her; and
after her mind was restored, she recited
the story of her wrongs. A party Of neigh
boring gentlemen Immediately armed
themselves and started on the track of the
devil. They came up with his trail where
he had left the pike and turned off into
farm. That they have succeeded in cap
turing the villain we are half assured.
Let his blackened soul be launched into
eternity! No mercy to such hellish viii
lains No doubt this will be termed a
Rebel sentiment, and Rebel act; if such
II be, We do not attempt to shirk or discard
the title.
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THE COMMISSIONERS SIDE Snow.
A hHker's Dozen.OG the UnfOrtunate
Jerked up standing.


A Bakers Dozen.O1 the Unfortunate
Isrked up standing.
The high state of the thermometer yes.
terday had nothing at all TO do with
the amount of petty crimes that came under
the Judicial optics of our Police Judge.
lie dispenses mercy or justice, as the case
might have been, with as greata naivete as
Paris did the award of beauty to the con-
tending goddesses on Ids's woody heights.
AS Judge of leases" DR. "sprauling'' is
success. He believes with Shakespeare, that
the quality of "mercy is not strained, !"
therefore he gives it in lnstrainsd doses :;
some 'ttfty and COSTS" others lighter. The
following catalogue of the Favored few"
which sum up bakers dozen, loaned the
city the sums attached their palronymics.
for ignorance of municipal laws and Gus
toms. $1,000
Phillip Polk, for polking around the
market-plsce and purchasing pork and
other commodities to sell again to the
Nashville pork eaters, paid the costs for SO
doing.
Il. Grouse, rdra avis in this court, few
into the same mart yesterday, few around
promiscuously and was in the act of wing
ing his way again to his nest when he was
pinioned by officer Ingalls,, hawk of the
law, who had him "cribbed, cabined and
confined" within the precincts of the
Cedar Street Cage, unsil he dropped feathers
sufficient 10 secure the costs.
The next was Daniel Gallivap, who paid
costs for depositing the mortal carcasses of
defunct CANNES within the channel of la
Belle Cumberland. Whew what an ele-
CANT reflection is that to US, who daily guIp
the corporation beverage.
Gus. Nsbit, Rem. Morgan and William
Wiesh, a trio of defiant customers for using
hydrant without furnishing the requisite
revenue for the same, gave each the costs
for the privilege. -sH
William Knox, for knocking fellow
man over the "kope," paid the costs.
Capt. Bridges, for attempting TO "cross
over Henry Marshall" rested in the shade
of the Police Court by paying S. for his
berth.
Julia Ellison, a poor forloru female
wretch, pecketh rock in the workhouse for
thirty days, az atonement for getting too
salubrious, an evening or two since. a
For maintaining a @thy and exposed
surface priyy, a prominent citizen was dis
charged with a lecture.
Henry Marshall, for indulgence in a
batch of inelegaht phrases addressed for
the most part to Capt. Bridges, was fined
fifty coupons, but not having the neces-
sary wherewilhal to liquidate, the afore-
said can be found for the next three score |
and ten days at the River Hotel. For
contempt for the majesty of the High |
COckalorum of this Inquisition, he has con-
cluded to extend his stay with landlord |
Flagler for thirteen days more.
VIM. Black, an ebon hued offender, for
depositing filth within reach of corporate
olfactories, stops at The workhouse for ten
days.
Frank Jones, was disch arged from a
charge of assault and battery.
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ROO NOM RooIII

tho Ku-KIuN Khan ROming The y
Brighten the metropolitan Police.
Who FalI Back Upon the URIted
States Garrison.
All day Wednesday current rumors we're
aAoai in the city relative to a threatened
attack upon the capital by the ghostly Khan
Of departed spirits Wild rnmors were
ahoat concerning their supposed numbers
some Of the negroes Who it is said,
caused the stir, swearing they were "as
thich as hops, and going about like roaring
lions, growing and saying, whar is you p"
Col. Stone, of the Metropolitan Police,
il seems, received the first information re-
latiye TO their intended CD movements, and
fearing they might outnumber the Metro
politans, and determining TO enforce the
city ordinance relative to maskers, etc,
should they come, applied to Gen. Duncau,
Post COmmandant at Ash Barracks, for
aid with the military. The soldiers slept
on their arms, and wonderful TO hear, a
soldier informed us, no "Koo-Klucp came.
II wont do; they will have to try and raise
some other sensation. People won't bite
at such ....
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE, Thursday July 16.

Business is beginning 10 look up.
CoFToN.-Trads IN this make! con-
tinues and will continue for the remainder
of the simmer, exceedingly dali We
heard Of bale being sold yesterday at 23e ;
no receipts sales or shipments. r
WHEAT.-Dull and firm receipts fall
ing off; demand good prices decreasing.
We hear Of only 1896 bushels being
bought yesterday at 81 76@1 III for prime
white, 81 72l for red, Mediterranean,
81 60, amber 81 70.
Coax : Advancing and scarce. We
heard Of two car loads being received yes
terdsy at 9Oe; yellow Soc; white s2e
per bushel in store, sacked, 92e; dsiiv-
cred at depot, 95c. ~ 80 ~
HAY-Prime timothy $50; common
$40 per ton. .---.ErF I--r Ed
BACoN-More active with a slight ten.
dency to advance. We qnote clear sides At
173@ISe; shoulders scarce at l4lc; plain
hams, 1s919c; Tennessee canVased 1910
Doc; country, 1791s1c; sugar cured 2o1
@2le. -,-sa s-..t -
hAaD-Prices advancing; intisrces 1slcS
in kegs 213c per ID. - ~ Z. -
FLoUR-N oehsngs 10 this mATket. Com
mon to choice superfse Sos SO, extra
SlO@lI, cream Of City 81, fancy SHOE
per Dbl. new $l1@l2i old Is declining,
and prices are merely nominal = ~
BAKLKY-SI 50 per bushel.
CoFFEE-Rio 21@26c; LaguyrA, %.
Java, Ss@40c.
MoLAssEs--Rebollsd New Orleans, rs
9s0c.2 o. s'f
sIRUPs-65@1 lOc per gallon.
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Beta Theta Pi COnventIOn-.-FnII Ae-
count of ihe Proceedings e

cOIDt Of the Proceedings.
The National Convention Of this frAter-
nifty has been in session at the Capitol
during this week
Tuesday, at ten A. NJ, the delegates met
in the Senate Chamber, and the house was
called to order by Hamilton Parks, dele
gate from MI Chapter. - -- al. "a
CO. Moody was elected President, tenn
porarily, and Hamilton Parks was elected
Secretary. BEN. .sft
The President appointed the following
gentlemen, who were Chairmen of delega-
tions from different Chapters, a Committee
on Permanent Organization Joseph w.
Allison, Of Rho; T. IL. Cahal, of Zeta
Zeta Hamilton Parks, Of MI: A. l..
Robertson, Of Zeta W. l.. johnson. of
Delta c. f, Stanley, Of Theta C. H. Lit
tie, OF Tau.
The committee reported as follows K.
l.. Caruthers, Of Mu, President; j. w.
Loyett Of Delta, Vice President; II. b.
Boude, Of Epsilon, Chaplain; and Messrs
Bently and Davis, Of Mn, and Cockrell, Of
Rho, Secretaries.
In the afternoon the report of the pre-
siding Chapter was read by Hamilton
Parks, Of Mu
The report showed that the fraternity
was IN more prosperous condition than
ever before, and that thousands Of the
nOblest men in America now glory in
wearing the badge and bearing the name
Of Beta Theta Pi. Ga Tuesday night the
delegates visited scores Of the fair Beta
girls Of Nashville.
lhese delegates are stopping at the
Nicholson House; and those who visited
the house, found Betas on the right of
them, Betas on the left OF them, Belas an
around them. The meeting on Wednesday
was very interesting, and a great deal OF
important business vas transacted
On Wednesday night James w. Black
more, Of No, delivered an oraiion be-
fore the convention and the public, and The
eiile OF the city we're present His Grafton
did great honor 10 himself and 10 the fra
ternity which be represented.
On Thursday the convention had quite
an interesting and pleasant meeting. AFTER
which the convention adjourned 10 meet al
Springfield, Illinois, on "wednesday, the 7th
Of July, 1869. GA s
Al the close Mr. L. II. Nhhai, OF mut
being called for, deliverOda speech which
charmed every brother, and which showed
that the brother possessed qualities Of
bead and heart which wa lnake him q
great man. ..0IT a-t.
Va Thursday night Mrs. Aaron v Brown
kAse a grand party 10 the members OF ihe
beia beta IA, and every one who went was
more thsn compensated for his visit.
The delegates left Tor Mammoth Cave
this morning.
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FATAL SUNsTRoKE. MIR. Charles En-.
glemann, well known in this city as the
carrier for the German Journal, and subse-
quently for the Nashville DcmoIrat, In 20.
ing his rounds yesterday with the latter
paper, and having bat few steps more to
complete his day work, was sun-struck on
High street, North Nashville, about IL
o'clock A, A. Medical assistance was pro-
cured within a few minutes, but the stroke
wac 80 severe that nothing could be done
10 defeat its terrible efFsrts, and Mr.. Z.
died within an hour Deceased was a
German of superior education, and in Cor.
mcr days man Of wealth. In his unos-
tcntatious calling he was faithful and
punctusl, and was respected BY all with
whom he came in contact, including men,
women and children, for his constant po-
likeness aud good nature.
HIS friends will attend hin funeral This
morning at 9 o'clock, and pay the last
tribute to one who was worthy the esteem
he enjoyed while living.
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wDoINGs OF the MYsFERIOUs.
A Negro seoundreI Made 80 Hull Out
from Winchester Z

from Winchester.
From an authentic source we learn thai
at Winchester, on last Saturday night be.
tween the hours Of nine and eleven, party
Of eighteen armed and mysteriously yelled
horsemen rode into the town from an un-
known direction, and without guide or
pilot found the house of Sandy Jones a
lifelong scoundrel and notorious negro out
law. Sandy Is as notorious a rascal as we
have among US; it was be who was de-
seeted in the act Of firing church in Win
chester last winter, and be has rendered
himself obnoxious and troublesome BY wear
ing his pistols uneoncealed through broad
daylight, and Threatening to shoot any d-n
Rebel or Ku-Klux who inierferred With his
siealings and scoundrelism. On the night
spoken Of, this party Of horsemen,
whoever they were, surrounded bis
house which stands 40 the north
end OF the town and Immediately IN the
rear Of the Stewart Hotel. After posting
each and every man to his place, the leader
knocked at the door, but was refused ad-
mission. They then began TO break the
door down, and the negro thinking it best
TO leave for other climes, raised the back
window, was out in an instant and escaped.
As he came through the window his head
ran up against an old army sabre, which
one Of the ghostly horsemen carried buckled
around him. The negro after this ran at
break-neck speed from the scene Of opera
tions, carrying with him a volley Of half a
hundred guns for remembrance sake. Moth
ing more was heard Of either the negro or
the horscmen until next morning, when |
Jones came into town, showing a sabre cut |
on the head and a slight grazing Of the |
hide on one of his shoulders. He left Win |
chester short time afterwards and came |
on to Nashville, and of course reported the |
whole affair truthfully. ~
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