Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-11
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Cantelopes have made their appearance
in the Nashville market.

Cantelopes have made their appearance
in the Nashville market.
A shipment of 1000 pounds bacon sides
was yesterday made to New Orleans.
Justice Wilkinson yesterday rendered
judgment in the case of the alleged fraudu-
lent wheat transaction, acquitting the de-
PENDANT.
We. noticed that r f. Neyins, one of
our old time merchants, has opened pro-
vision house in the Johnson Block, on
Broad street.
The Hibernian Society are making ex-
tensiye preparations for their picnic, which
takes place at the Horticultural Garden on
on Monday next.
Hemphill's Restaurant on Church street
is fixture in our community, and fully
appreciated by those who have passion
for something good to eat.
Joseph McCool and VIM Linck had fuss
| at the wharf yesterday, and the former was
arrested for drawing pistol on the latter
The Recorder is to see about it to-day.
Two hundred and ninety eight bushels of
barley were yesterday shipped over the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad to Gin
cinnati. This is the first shipment of the
season. tlkf
young gentleman, who desired to get
his hand In for the pigeon shooting match,
was yesterday arrested in the 10th ward for
/ violating the law which forbids shooting in
the corporation.
1 A full house greeted the performers at
the Academy Of Music last night on the
occasion of Dan Grifin's benefit, and the
acting and amusement passed of to the
satisfaction of all concerned.
The two colored females, Belle Florence
and Lucinda Banks, arrested Thursday
night on the charge of stealing money.
we've yesterday discharged from custody by
the Recorder, no prosecutor appearing
against them. - ~
The annual concert and exhibition BY
the young ladies of st. Cecilia's Academy
will begin on the evening of Tuesday, the
21st inst, when feast of reason" may be
confidently looked for. The elite Of Nash
vile always attend these annual exhibi.
tons. t
A youth of the sporting fraternity was
yesterday arraigned before Justice Baskette
on the charge of obtaining 300 from a
stranger by unfair means. The accused
| was tcHuiACu W give DOuu IN tl6 sum Ol
$500 for his appearance at the Criminal
Court. The necessary security was given.
The hardware store OF Fall, Spain &
Fall, on the Square, was burglariously en-.
tered last Thursday night and robbed of q
shot gun, pistol, and a few other articles Of
small value. The sum Of four dollars in
current funds was taken out of the money
drawer. No knowledge has yet been gained
as to the identity Of the thief or thieves
Smoke was seen issuing from the upper
story of the Maxwell House yesterday
evening, and attracted the attention o.
parties on the street, who supposed the
building to be on fire. The matter wa:
investigated, however, and it turned out tc
be flash in the pan. One of the chimneys
became stopped up and filed the room
with smoke
In notice of the Cumberland University
at Lebanon yesterday we mentioned the
number Of students as being sixty-ssven,
We had reference to the Lao students
The total number of pupils at the Institu.
ton in the Preparatory, Collegiate, Com.
mercial, Theological and Law Department,
is tour hundred and one. The spring ses
sion will close on the last Thursday in
June, which is Commencement Day, anC
the ensuing fall term will open on the frs
Monday in September and close on the
last Thursday IN January, 1871.