Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-12

ing convicts have been released from the
penitentiary, having been psrdoned BY the
Governor in accordance with the recon-
mendation Of the joint Committee on
ConVicis
David Gibson, Hancock souniy-sen-
fenced to three:years imPrisonInent-in May
1866, for larceny.
John Nennpy, Jefferson eannty-sen-
fenced TO three years Imprisonment in De-
cember, 1865, for larceny.
Sampson MOreland. Carter couniy-sen-
fenced TO one years imprisonment ia July,
1867, for larceny.
James White, militaman-sentenced to
one years imprisonment October II, 1867,
for desertior.
Wm. Gibson, Hancock county--sen-
fenced TO three years imprisonment in
May, 1866, for larceny.
Thos. Husky.
Thos. Senter, (col.) Knox connty-sen-
fenced to two years imprisonment in Octo-
Der, 1867 for larceny.
Brownlow Wright, Roane county--sen-
fenced TO one years imprisonment in July,
1867, for larceny.
Peter Taylor, Upton County-sentenced
to three years imprisonment in Septem-
Der, 1867, for larceny.
Spencer Turner, (col Granger county
sentenced TO two years imprisonment in
August, 1867, for larceny.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
-NEw AND IMPORTANT ARRANGE
NENT-Trains now leave Louisville at
$50 A. NJ. and 4:30 P. NJ, both running
through to Nashville, and via Nashville
to Humboldt and Memphis without change
of cara. Under this new arrangement
passengers holding tickets over the popu-
lar Memphis & Louisville line" have
the privilege of visiting Nashville while
en- route between the Southern and Eastern
cities, or Of going by the old line through
GAINESVILLE, making the same through
connection by either route. Both trains
connect at Nashville for Decatur, Hunts
vile, Chattanooga, Knoxville, Atlanta
and all points in the south east. The 4:30
P. NJ. train connects at Humboldt and
Memphis for all points South, on Mobile
q Ohio, Mississippi Central, Mississippi x
Tennessee, New Orleans Il Jackson, and
Nicksburg & Meridian railroads, and with
steamers from Memphis for all points in
the Mississippi Valley.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS IN THE POLICE
CoURT.-The Police Court docket ia not
unfrequently the register Of some of the
lofiest names of history Yesterday
morning John Runyan was up for getting
on bender and using abusive language,
while Daniel Webster was fined for leaving
his hack without driver The clerk had |
the irreverence to write Mr.. BGnyan's |
name John Bnnion-a style of photography |
probably suggested by Mr.. Bunyan getting |
30 badly corned.
POLICE CoUET, Feb. l1.-Eii Drew, coll
ored, disorderly, discharged. ...
John Margetta, using abusive language, |
discharged.
Mary Seitz, same, S.. .ag
Andrew Logan, colored, larceny OF beer
pump and lead pipe, WOrkhouse thirty |
days. ........y.. ...-. ..-.
A. G. Japer drunkenness, Sc.
Annie Rabbit, drunk and lying on the
street, So.
john Duu1 an, uEuhhtAhe~73 ahh u5ihS
abusive language, So.
John s. Williams, drunk and disorderly,
and carrying concealed weapons Sl4.
Jonas Lance, colored, leaving hack with
out driver, costs.
Daniel Webster, colored, same, costs
Thomas Dowd, leaving express wagon
without driver, costs.
Dallas Winbourn, colored, committing
nuisance, costs. Ea
The following persons were fined for
keeping houses OF ill-fame: Jennie Sum
mers, Mary Huckleberry, Annie Glare,
Alice Brown, Ellen Laden, Margaret WhoI-
ley, Sallie Dowdy, Amanda Dixon, Eliza
beth Phelps, Eliza True, Annie Hendricks.
Jennie Rutledge Kate Patton and Miss
Stephens, charged with this offense, we're
discharged.