Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-18
ALL OVER THE CITY.

The patrons Of the police court enriched
the city to the amount of $l95 yesterday
morning.
The accordion fiend is now on Union
street, as can be found out by passing
through that thoroughfare any hour at
night.
Jas. T. Woods, tried for murder aud SEN
tened to five days Imprisonment, was re-
leased from jail yesterday, his term having
expired.
City Marshal Pi.man gives the mer-
chants warning that on next Monday he
will fully enforce the Law in relation to OBJ
structiOns on the sidewalk.
A match game of base ball, for the
championship of Tennessee, will by played
in Judges Spring bottom, next Friday, be
tween the Stonewalls and the Morgans.
commissions for Hick P. Doyle and JnO.
c. Sweeney, Notaries Public Of Dyer and
Henderson counties, respectively, were
made out in tie Department OF State yes
arday.
The Good Templars hold public meet
ing at the Central Baptist Church, to-mor
row night, to welcome the delegates 10 the
Grand Lodge of the State, which meets at
ten A. NJ, next Tuesday, in the County
Court room.
A Nashville man says that within the
past fourteen days one of his boarders has
eaten eighteen dozen sandwiches, twelve
dozen eggs, four dozen pies, and drank one
hundred and four cRps Of coffee. The
landlord says his speculation on that mans
appetite has been failure.
A protracted meeting commences at the
Fist Cumberland Presbyterian Church to-
night. Rev. DIR. Mckee, of Danville, KY,
will conduct the services during the week.
The congregation anticipate an interesting
meeting. The public are cordially in
viied.
Mr.. Morse, who lives near Gallatin, left
the city yesterday for his home with a
horse and mule, recovered by detectives
Ryan, Watson & Fields, and supposed to
have been stolen by j. G. Mason and r. B.
Knight, now confined in Jail. The ami
mails were found near Gardner's Station, ON
the Northwestern road, in the possession
of Mason's uncle.
A Nashville preachers little boy was
readings religious work the other day, and
coming across the word ssmatrimony," was
somewhat puzzled as to its meaning. Turn
ing to his brother, who stood near by, he
asked him what il meant. "What do you
think it means?' was the reply. swell, L
don't know; but if il don't mean HI,
don't know what it does mean" responded
the sprightly urchin.
If physician should emerge from a
lady patients apartments with his nasal
protuberance unduly ehalked, and it were
known that the lady was a liberal user OF
lily white, what would be the inference?
That he were trying to look young, or that
he had been indulging in labial aspersions?
Whatever the proper inference, It's said a
Nashville physician had whited nose un.
der these circumstances, few days ago.
The Cotton Exchange is now in regular
operation, and proves an institution Of
which the cotton men feel proud. The
room occupied by the Exchange is large
commodious and neatly furnished. The
| quotations and state of the Liverpool, New
York and Nashville markets, together with
stocks and movement, are recorded daily
by the secretary, Maj. Tom Parkes, on
black-boards provided for the purpose. Il
is the intention to keep the leading jour
nails on file in the Exchange. The hand
lers of the staple now have a convenient
resort either for business operations or so
cial C, inverse, while they have the satisfac
/ ton of knowing that the transactions il
the market are fully, accurately and sys-
| tenlatieally noted.