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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-24
BULLS SARsAPlRlLLA.
Aogood Reason for the Capsaln's
Faith.

Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER, AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton Barrseks. No., April 30, 1856,
On. JoHx BsLL-Dear Sir: Knowing the Of
aeieney u yeur ssrsaparilla. and The healing
and bsni6cial qualities it possesses, ssnd you
the following statsmsnt Of ~ ease:
lwas wesaAsd absst I've ysass ass-wo -.
ken prisoner and eosnsd for sixteen montAs.-
Being Dsvsd - sfssn that ny wounds have -
healed ~. IAavs NJ ~ y . nomsnt since
was wounded. ! - sAst tAreugA TIE hips.-
~ general health i impaired. and need ee@s
thing - assist nature. I have mere faith b
ysur Sarssparilia tAaa II aay thing else.
w. thaa thas 10 gsssins. Plsass express -
Aalf aesea bettlse ed ebligs.
Oar. q. 2. JeaDeea. u Louis, No.
?. 0.-rAs following wss written April y,
ieso. b Ars. Jennie Jshnsss. mother Of osvt.
Johnson:
Da. DSLl-Dsar Hir: ~ hos baaa. Dr.. Q.
Jshsssa. ~ skillfsl surssss M physisiasia
Central New Ysrk. where 10 died, lsavise The
sbsve o. p. JeAassa - ~ sase. ~ tAirtssa
ysass sf ass 10 haA . shssais diasrhsa ed
serpfslA for vAisA gave hin yssr 0aesapasil-
q IL eulno ~. have Ter tsa veeso rUeen-
asaAsAb - nanv = Osalsai New Ysrk. OAis
asd bwa - OosslalA Ssvsr sesse - gsasrsI
debility per6ssl saeesas 49, alassdeAN he
ssres sosstsd = ssos sssss u esssfalaeo lsvss
srss vsrs ainsss n,rasuisus. lsa vay sax.
ieso ~ ~ - - as1in havs rsseafse - veuf
o3sapsilla d = Ssasssl - Esetis0 sspasisus
atsieas. hsnss his writing - yss ~ u. Hi
wsands - tsssibls. bus bslisvs b will feesv.
-. Respectfully,
JsHrn Jssxoos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-24
BULLS CEDRON BITTERS.
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Authentic Noeawento-A11cns
ss3 saagAeaellabo0.


f1sfinosY or MEDICAL men. ,o
0Cssy Psist. Write o.. Ark., Nay -, ~, \.
DA Je9 Dsaa-Dss Sire, Lass Essssasy
~ i.Lssisvills ysrehsiss srsss, ssa / 60
ssns q yeur esrsaparilla md Osdro. Bitasss.
xgssa-ia-laWs VIE wss wilA - h the stsfs
~ bsea dssa With rbssaaAisa ~ ss.s tns.
ssnnasssA = Ne pitasesI ~ sssa fsusA n
general AssltA inpssvi.e
Dr.. oiss, whs hes been il bed health, tris
hem. aad b also improved.
Dr.. 0s9ss. whs hes bsen in bed heath for
several ysars-stsaash asd livsr aasstsd-hs
iapssvsd nueh y ths ~ q yssr Bitssrs. In.
tssl The Csdrsa Bfstsrs have given yen srses
pspslarity in this settlement. think l essla
sell great quantity Of ysur nsd,ei.s this Fall
especially your Csdron Bitsers and ssrspsrilla
oAip ne Vie MsnpAis. care sf Rieksts
Z Nssiy.
Respectfully,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-24
4 coNos1vAfIvs vIEw.
fren the Baltimore San, Feb. 10.

neaths amer the execution Of Mrs. Mary +.
Ssssatt. who was sent to tho esilows with.
in "a hours after the trial BY 4 military
tribunal. which, according to the decision
Of The Suprsms Court ofthe United States.
had no jariedietien in her case. asd upon
svidsBcs which 10 fair minded msf now
looks upon - sufficient for her convic
tien, her inssimats body has been released
rem ito imprssUnment. The grave has
gwen up its dsad-a suggestive thought
- mat august occasion when all graves
snaA give mp their dead, and when email
and great subjects and rulers, the shed.
ders Of innocent blood and their helplsss
victims shall stand ct tribunal where
there can b ~ error 10 the admiuistra-
t'ce q justies-a high court Of appeals,
where tho errors Of ell other tribunals. az
we'll - Ill wreags - earth. shall b.
rightsd, and those who psrpetra,ed then,
held 70 . final account.
Il y pleasing indisAksn a "a auersas.
ing sense Of security 10 the public mind
that, sioulsaneeusly NTH che moysueSis
for The pardon Of Dr.. Mudd and othsre. the
rsmains Of Mrs. Suratt have also been de
lisursa don the plaoe q which Secretary
Stanton had the key. Il 10 cheering ia
shiak tbst asithsr sAssssnssy nor the. chiei
scssrs il the mournful tragedy Of her tax.
ing o6 ere likely 20 Suffer any dstsiment
from the first resurrection OF this poor lady.
Even the late Secretary OF War, the trusty
sextso Of the graveyard whore he kept de al
prisoasss under lock and key. need not be
afrighted because these dangerous remains
are permitted to be at large, OF II haunted
by troublesome dreams or visions, can ex-
claim. "Shake not thy CORY locks at me !;
thou csnst not say did IT." Let MS all re-
jeics and be proud that nearly four years
AFTER the execution Of woman Who ia now
believed By leading naen Of the psr,y which
sent her to a felon's death 10 have been in
nocent Of the crime for witch she died as
unborn child, the popular sengeancs need
net be dreaded il she Is permitted q Chris.
tisn burial.
1t 10 impossible 70 spsn the gave Of Mrs.
Surratt without rsvising the sad and terri.
be neoesies connected With II; msuorits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-24
BULLS WORN DIsTRsYER

BULLS WORN DESTReYER
To NJ Uaassa Dsaaes aaA WeraA-
wide OooA1es
lAavs received nasy tsstiasnials ffsn pro-
ssssienal and medical nss. = ~ Alnansss and
various p1blisshoss hsvs shows. oil Of whish
ars genuine. The following letter mon highly
educated and popular physician in Georgia. b
certainly enc Of the most sensible eemnssiear
tisas have ever ssssivsd DR.. Clement knswa
exactly whsA ls spssks u. md bic Testimony
deserves 70 ~ written in letters Or gold. Hsaz
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN De
sTRoYER:
vnaAssv, wAl1ss Cesxsv. 0A.,l
Jane 2sth. 1856.
Da. JenH Bull-Dsar Sir: have recently
gwen your "worm destroyer" several triali
and End it wonderfully s6caeous. II has moi
failed in single instance TO have the wished FOL
effect. am dsisgs pretty large country prss
tise. and have daily uss for some article Of TIL
kind. IN free 70 confess that know Of M
vsnsdy rsssnnsadsd By the ablsst asthors thai
70 - certain and apssdy In IL effects. On thu
contrary they ars uncertain in the extreme. Ny
ebjsst IN writing ysu 10 to ind soS upen WIS
terms - 81 the nsdisins directly frvn yss
lsaa 81 u upsa sasy terms, I shall sss
oseGA Asal u Il. - awaso tAa1 the - D
s1eA articles . esaarasy - he tsaehingD asd
prastiss Of great majority Of the regular line o.
h.D.'s. but sss NO just cause Or good sense II
1iseafding remedy which " know 10 ~ -.
sisst. ss0plv bssesss ~ nay - ignersns u ~
combination. For ny part, shall make ~
ruls - ass I'll anl ny means - alleviate safer.
Nc humanity which nay ~ able - eea0sad-
net hesitatang hseaase sers oas mere iassnioul
tAaa myself may have lsasssd iss Effects Arsl, and
secured the sole right 70 secure that ksewleAes.
However. an BY No means .. sdvocats Or sep.
porter Of the thous lands Of worthless nostruma
that food the country, that purport to cure 81
manner Of disease to which human Rssh il heir
Please reply soon. and inform mo OF your best
terms. Am, CIR, most respectfully
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, N. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-24


The fsllswiag 10 he jsias sssslutlsa pre-.
Dssiag amsndasats to the Censtitutisa 81
the Dotted States, which paced the Senate
By vsts u 10 to Is. Eve Republican Sen.
atom vssisg ssainss u. vis: Anthony, Of
Rhsds Island Osrbsss, Of Oregon Crimes,
Of Love; Edasnds. Of vsrusas; aad Fsw.
Ter. Of rsunssoss:
Be = Rss'ss1 By ~ &tnses ssS Hsvss
u Rprsssstssisss, sss-aAirls ~ betA
Asssss eesssvrtae. That The following arti
sles b propsesl - ~ LseisiAturss Of the
eeveeal Statee - - anou60eal % he Cen.
ssisatisa sf ~ Uaitsa 0Aasss. either Of
Which. vhsa ssel1sd ~ three .fsurshs &
said Lsgislasuses, shall b held q part Of
said Censtisaslss, NJ:
Ar. u. Ne dtossiuiaatieu ahsll b
made 10 the Usited States soene the ei,i-
secs Of The United States, IL the exercise
Of the elective franchise, o. In the right to
held efles In any State, on account Of race,
sslse. ssdvity. SRspsssv, sdnasioa. OF
srsed.
Ar. ~. The sssead slaass. arst see,,ep.
second article q the Oeassitaaiea Of the
United States shalt b amsndsd . read a.
1oolows:
kach State ehall appeint By . vote Of the
pssPle shssssf qsalioed - vote fsr Repre-
ssnsatives in Osngress, . number Of electors
equal to the whole nusnber Of Senators and
Representatives 70 which tho State nay be
entitled IN the Csosrsss but no Senator o.
representative, or persons holding an Of
nee OF trust or profit under the United
States, shall b appoiased an slsctor. and
the Congress shall have power % prescribe
she manner in which such electors shall b
eAsssa by The people.
This d only another stsp towards cen.
Dlsts ssntralisstisn. The rights Of State,
60 - sssgss. ssspssssd. Ossgrsss 10 II,
supssos power u ~ isad. asA - Il d
esAsr fsrss Of sushssity must bsw In hum
BILE subaissisn. Well, 20 Be il.
Wiss Dasnesas. --0@lhs tells the fol.
's~'ns sssry. which aussinsly illastrstse
sAs capacity Ter drink 1t ~ Rhlos len d.
ere:
The bishep Of AAysoee ssss delivered .
sssoee against drunksnnsss, and afles
peanase . the etsssgssG oeioss 1he sviIp
q evcs>iaaslgencs. csne!sdsd q follows
Sss ees essss Of wias aess net exclude its
Sse. ssr u y writes that vine rejoiess the
nssss o. naa. Probably tAao % % enc in
my coaerega.isn Who canoet driak four
bottles Of vine without feeling any disturb.
snes Of his senses but IL any man at the
seventh Of eighth botsls % forgsts himself
q 70 ssuss and strike HE wife and children
ana treat bis best friends % HE enemies,
-. Nun lock into his conscisnss, and in fu.
..1s N~sys stop At the sixth bottle. Yet,
~ ..,sr Shrinking eight. Of even ten o. twelve
eosues. ne can ssill take his Christian
ostGhbor lovingly By IN. had. and obey
the ssdsrs Of his spiritual aud temporal So
eesaess. lot him thankfully take bis modest
ersesot We must b. careful, however,
. = taxing any more, for il l. seldom that
Rses!deoes gives any one the special grace
- desak aixsssa bottles q sistins, q is
- enaeled me-. it, unworthy ssrvsnt. to
- UloAeoe eithe ssslsstiae ~ DATES Or
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-24
STATE ITEMS.

STATS lTRMO.
-Dubsque 10 troubled With burglars.
y. 8. Runnslls 10 again out Of the Iowa
Psn;tsatiasy.
Toledo .is to vote on :shs wine end
beer ehuss.
The Montana Standard says that Jshn
A. Hull il erecting. three miles sast Of that
city, the finest residence IL Bssns county.
1t hes been wisely suggested that love
esd ssamissiossrs - TIE forthcoming
"puks". "sucksr'' State Fair-fermssly hsld
IL Leea.
To ~ grsablsrs abe1t he Brishtso
Esasssr, The editor "talks bask" By tsllisg
then - Aaad 10: sensthing sharp Or shut
up.
The homsly young men Of Dss Moinss
are importing pretty Mt. Pleasant girls for
wives-thersbv establishing . happier
equilibrium Of form aud feature.
II. w. Sample, Esq., Of Keokuk. alter
On absence Of 80 years from the bar, WAS
rs>admittsd ON Friday last, and gave .
supper to the members Of the Ksokuk bar
10 honor Of the oseasion.
"A half pound OF powder was employ ed
by . pair oflads 10 clean out the Prssbytsr-
ian church steve pipe. The Northeast says
ii cleaned out the pipe. stove. chimney,
boys, and came near cleaning out the entire
concern.
The Northeast suggests that, inasmuct
~ the qasodam Iowa State Fair has beer
turssd lever 70 Illiasis ssd Misssuri. It veult
10 veil for the psepls ssthis State y est u
GAir lss their cen bsusos. 0sed advice
Bro. Gee.
The Jss'aal ct vinton tells sfa eeupls
Who appeared bsfsrs ajustics in that towr
to have the kast tied. Although the swair
Asd previously sbtstasl the dsnssis ceo,
sent. upoa ssessd though: ~ changed be-
MAD. and the sflssr very ssusibiy declined
70 marry 90 unwilling girl. TIE crest
fallen hero u ~ sdsiF, hAvisg he "dscu
asnts," 10 s.ill hspsful.
The leva State Library contains {, 90
volumes. and The Regisssr says that valus
BILE additions have ssssasly bssa made, 90
ars still being 0aAs Sy szehanging 81
prone Court sspssts sad ether Iowa publ
cations, ~ eoatsuplatsd By the Law passs
laat wistsr The lev department Of II
library snbsaess ssms 1000 volumes. tt
eldest beck 10 . lsw treatise BY Hugo Or
tics, On the Rights Of War and Peace, a.
wss pststsd - Usrahiii. Eagland, in Ice
-fhs esassiT ssasusy - rsesasly be,
attsd With sby 10 bv 6ss aad burg
pseef vault-tAs wslls 81 which, says q
Rssistsr, ere % iaehss. nAds u brick 10
In cement, NTH IN isnss sasisg Of this
iron plates nsuly bolted - heavy iron rib
All the iren 10 tempered and prepared (.
the purpose BY { procsss unknown to II
public. The tiDor Of the vault 10 also mad
Of heavy iron plates prepared in the sam
way. In constr uctiug the iuner castin
ever two thousand scrsw bolts were usct
The weigh. Of the iron, nsluding the deor
10 ever ten and half tons. There are N
dosrs, an inner and an outsr, which in u
aggregate weigh over three tons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-24
y OAASOn,
Holloway.

~ W " NA0AAe
tIopfietore' oes Arch Street. Philadelphia.
FULLER, Lord 6aith, DurDhane vm ocAaoek. ].
y. 6eed Co., 0nllh, Cuilee . O., DeifDeA,
az Sssn Co.. and throughout Ne eoait1 n -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-24
Sterlinx silxer Wars

Sterling Silv0f WorO
And 1se Klectfo- plated Ware. The 0orhan MAJ.
the largest usnufactory Of Solid Silver Ware 10 the
world, with tie most improved machinery. and en-
ploying the most skt.ied labor enabled to offer
an unequaled variety OF new and beautiful designs
in Dinner Services, Tea Services and every article
specially adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their we'll known and unrivallcd
Nickel Silver Electro Plated Ware, n which they
have introduced new patterns ofrare elegance The
Solid Silver is guar anteed to be Of sterling purity by
anteed to be superior to the meet sheffield ware
Orders received from tho Trade only. but these
goods may be obtained rom responsible dealers
everywhere.
Trade
ri Mark
Trade Marx >sr W = lot
SILVER. GSHNO senMAsS Plsts.
0CRHAM MANUFACTURING 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-24

fR0cono ARa USED WrIu ALwAYo COOS UOOUDo.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPIAKRRs
WMi snd Irosnee nssfal IN clearing the voice whcn
sS.co. Ss =, PENN. sd feliev1ag ~
The Troches are recommended and prescribed By
Phyefciane, and have had testimonials nom eminent
true merit. and having Proved their efncacy By :
est OF many years. each year finds them In new 10
cates In various parts Of the world, and the Tro-
articles. OBTAIN only :" Bsown's Bsoncs,AL To :.
onn and do not tafo ny Of ~ worthless inita-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-02
NotIee 20 seoA Cssass-Ia EaakTupts

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT }. D
L Dowd, II. e. Long. j. ID. lramwrigbt. ~
q. A. Weaver, ali Of Marshall County, Tent
have fled in the Ottiee u the CLERK Of lhi7 90
their petitions for discharrs. and Il wa theI
upon ordered By the Court that a beHins
had upon the same.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-02
unhnr,snn Association.

This evening, at the Masonic Hall, the
fifth lecture in the Robertson Association
course will be delivered by Abbott L.
Robertson, Esq, of this city. We take
pleasure in announcing him as the lectur-
er. He is a man of the highest order OF
talent, and we can promise that great in
dustry and thought will be brought to bear
upon his subject. His subject is "CTlter1d
of Ecee Homo" 1t is one Of peculiar in
terest lust st this time, as il offers an snaly-
sic of this Justly celebrated work. Wide
differences of oplnicn have been held in
regard TO it's merits, and it has excited
much discussion. It will probably be
some time before correct estimate will be
placed upon "Ecce Homo" by all classes,
and although still an open question, the
principles upon which it is founded have
been working and developing for years.
The concert before the lecture will COM
mence at y o'clock. The musical force
has been greatly increased. Among those
who will take part in the entertainer
this evening are Messrs. Atkinson, Mueller,
Jackson and Schneider. The music will
be under direction of Prof Weber. Mr.
J. A. Mcclure has kindly furnished from
bis music store a splendid Kraushsal
piano, an instrument with a sweet, power
full, pure tone, which it is pleasure tC
hear independent of the accompaniment
As has been previously announced, the
proceeds of these entertainments will b'
applied 10 the relief of the poor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-02
st. Mary's Orphan Asylum.

The ladies Of the Cathedral held meet
ing Oh Sunday last, and resolved to hold
a Fair during Easter week for the benefit
Of the orphans. There will probably be
eight or nine tables, which will be under
the management of nearly all the same
ladies as last year, With a few additions
Mrs. Beauman will have charge of the
refrsshment table, Mrs. Barry will super
inted the Sunday School table, MrP. T.
Olwill and sisters that of Edgefeld, and
other tables will be managed by Mesdames
Michael and Malachi Mccormack, NJ. J.
Dolin, Bellmain, Kennedy, Whelsn,
Prendergast, MCNulty, Miss Ellen Ma
hony, etc. As coon as all the arrangements
are completed we will be able to give a
correct list. The ladies will probably start
out this morning, soliciting contributions,
and we bespeak for them a generous receP
ton from all our friends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-02
FROM L, A. COLLINS. ESQ,
OF Milan, Tenn

Oh MILAN, Ienn-
Messrs. Pgue, Mdnier & Hall, Nashuillc,
Tenn:
visit your city soon, and for the benefit OF
the suffering wish to say, through you,
to your very extensive acquaintance IN
this and other Southern States that DIR.
Lighthill can do all for the suffering that
can be afforded by skill, science and a
comprehensive experience.
Indeed, DIR. Lighthill performs some
almost miraculous cures. One case for IN
stance. IpIaced under his treatment, over
two years since, my niece, Miss Eliza
Mitchum, Of McLemoresville, Tenn. She
had been suffering from a child with a
rising in the head, which had for years
emitted through the ear very ugly and
offensive corruption. Her case had been
treated by the best physicians of the coun-
try and had baffied the skill Of all. DIR.
Lighthill kept her under his immediate
charge for ten days and then sent her home
with remedies. She used the remedies as
directed and in three months was entirely
well and still continues in excellent health
1t may be proper TO state that when Miss
Milchum went under DR.. LighthilPs treat
mept abe was unable to walk and, as her
friends thought, was rapidly approaching
death.
If you have any friends among your e1-
teusive acquaintance suffering with any
chronic disease you may safely recommend
them to DIR. Lighthill.
Yours, very respectfully,
E. A. COLLINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-02
Personal,

Our clever and good-looking young
friend Cabler came down yesterday from
the city Of Rome, Smith county, giving
bis many friends in the city Of Rocks the
pleasure Of good hearty shake of the
hand and words Of cheer. He will be at
his post again soon dealing out drugs aud
goods to the good people of that grand Old
section, snd we shall be ever glad to hear
of his success being equal TO his merits.
pCEsoNAL.-Mr. T. T. PiilSinton, one
Of the leading tobacconists of Richmond,
Virginia, is in the city. He is the proPri-
etor and manufacturer Of the Common
wealth." chewing, and the Fruits and
Flowers" and " Planters Pride" smoking
and chewing tobaccos, which have had 80
popular reception in tbis market, through
the well known house Of Geo. +. Akers'
MIR. P. has received cordial welcome by
the business men Of this city, and we trust
his brief stay may be as agreeable as il
onpht and will doubtless he profitable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-02
Feast of the Publication.

This day is observed by Catholics as one
of special devotion, being the Feast oil the
Publication Of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
after chiId-beariug, and Of the presenta-
ton Of our Lord in the Temples when the
Just man, Simeon, who had promise from
the Holy Ghost Of seeing the Saviour Of
the world before his death, received him
into his arms, and proclaimed him TO be
the ligh, Of the Gentiles. Upon this ac-
count, The church upon this day, Wakes
a solemn procession with lighted candles,
which are blessed by the Priest before
Mass, and carried 10 the hands OF the
faithful a. an emblem Of Christ, who is The
true light Of the world. From this cere-
mony the day is called Candlemas, or the
Mass of candles There will be services
10 the Cathedral at and 8 O'clock this
morning, and in 81. Johns Church, Edge
field. al 9 o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-02
commissioners Court.

Simpson Ford, assault and battery, So
and costs. Julia Howard, using abusive
language, discharged Robert Mcdonald,
drunkenness, discharged. james Brien,
peddling butchers meat without license,
SIS and costs. Lawrence Kennedy, running
express wagon without number, discharged,
Henry Morgan, using vulgar and obscene
language, discharged. Mary Cox, John
johnson, Mike Costello, Matilda Smith,
Frances Bailey, Lizzie Kelly and Leander
Woods were each fined So and costs for
assault and battery. William Reddick,
leaving his wagon without a driver, paid
the costs. Emma Perkins, ASSAULT with
poker, costs j. NJ. Donovan, drunken
ness, S. and costs. Joseph Berry, same
offence, discharged. Isaac Davis, same
offense, So and costa. James Duger, draw
ing pistol and threatening to shoot prose
cutor, taxed with the costs; same carrying
concealed weapons, fined SIS and costs
John Bennett, assaulting his wife and ma
licious mischief, discharged. Huss big
gins, drunkenness, So and costs. Wiley
Campbell, assault and battery, discharged
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-02
Criminal Court.

FIJI. HuddIeston, w, H. Cogswell and
II. C. Wright, carrying arms, fined %
each. They were also fined $50 each for
assault and battery, and in default of the
fine they we're committed to jail.
The jury failed to find true bill in the
cases Of Hart, Mason, Edmund Morton
and David Wilson, colored, charged with
larceny, and the defendants were dis
charged.
Charles Moore, colored, was convicted Of
charge of larceny and sentenced to the
Penitentiary for one year.
The case of Albert Moore, colored
charged with larceny, was taken up but mol
concluded.
Orville Belts, larceny, ninety days IL
the county Jail.