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TbLECRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL pLRTS OF TIE WORLD.
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Devastation Caused by the
Eruption Of Vesuvius.
Garibaldi Advising Spain to Estab-
lish Republic.
Banquet Given by Captain General Lersundi to
Admiral Hoff in Havana.
REPUlSE OF SALNAVE IN HAYTl.
REPULSE OF SALNAvE IN HAyTI,


Cooperation Address to Minister Johns0n-The
Alabama Ciaims-FubliC Testimonial to MIR.
R0obuck.
LONDON Nov 20, 1858.
The corporate authorities OF Brighton yesterday
presented an address to the Minister OF me United
states. Mr. Johnson in his response gave detailed
history Of his negotiations with the British Foreign
Once. From what Mr.. johnson let fall concerning
the terms Of the convention for the settlement OF the
Alabama claims 1t appears that q majority OF the
commissioners are to decide upon individual claims
Ia case the board should select an umpire.
Citizens Of shefield propose popular testimonial
IA honor Of Mr. Roebuck. the defeated candidate for
Parliament from that city.
Arrest Of Fenians I'm acknowledgements
Seizure Of Papers.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1868.
Peter Burns and Martin Constantine were arrested
ut Ashton yesterday on suspicion OF belonging to
the Fenian organization. Valuable papers, under
stood TO give details in regard to the organization
were found on the persons Of the prisoners
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Pnes-Pies.-Dr. Winners PHI Ssppcsitery
Rowery, New York
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
70 attend meetings printed IN the nestest possible manncr
hours notice. and cent less than
Other similar place IA The city, at the METROPOLITAN JOE
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, "a Nassau sreet.
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Neatne-s. Economy and Despatch Combined
Ia the of METROPOLITAN job Pyntp Estss.
9hrnent. VI Nassau street..
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II Life and Health Can be Estimated ~
dollars aud cents MRS. wINSIOw'S SOOTHING sYgtJP.
for al diseases with which children afflicted worth ~
weight IA gold. relieves the child from pain
The atom bowels wind collie hs.
infant safely through the critical period OF cethng Es
MRS. wrSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Having the fac-simile .Curis Pcrkirsn the outsida
Wrapper. All ohsts base limitations.
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The Famous f9grer-D1 y.r.san street,
Fulton. The Metropolitan Job Pstne rstab shcns
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Who propose 10 get photograph bridge hefos IN
down decent Hat row him before lhe opera
ton KNOCKS store s No s2, on The OK Broadway
aud FULTON street.
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Co =. al broadway.
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The Albion,
weekly journal OF Ntsrsture, art Politics finance and
msrce published every saturday al PARK Branch
ohce II broad street. ksuahan Ccynwsls editor and pro-
rrieior Subscription ~ anrsra 81 q for sx mouths
snd 81 - Tor three months single ~ cents EACH MALI
ed free 10 address.
prominent feature Of The Albos under ito new manage
ment, commencing with the anuser following the pssenp
will he weakly review Of financial and conrefcis shan
tog.ihcr with the exisnda3 assfon cf questions %
political economy while %. prsrsss 9, ralwsy am &
mining teecraphic industrial cnepf,sss al os mo
world, br. particularly this continent VII ~ csteuy ~
corded conanirJ " the esne tns tnh, vac
etayv character ~ the N other departments VII bo
fully ATTAINED by choice varied original nouthuous
yy,Ss, Tcupees nn6 Orpsnsrutat Hair.--nce<
quality Hair Dys and Hair psepg all cclora .. BAlCHk-
LORS. 10 goud street.
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For First Glass Printipa OF Every Descrip-
ton go to the Metropolitan job Printing Estsbhnent "
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Use SiILEs's MAin lNvic6kXfok, oaly 81 3 se S
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Fur and Fur Aherntion~-At % Per CenG
below Broadway prices, DANCONAS, SO aztb avenue.
with John NJ Gerin.
1 who has retretfrom business.
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external Vigilance n the Price Of Liberty
II worth n; but the best thing Q and SAFE
medicine or ils. No IMMORAL drug potion
real Balm Of Gilead, lust such a. grows Wild evcy
YOU would well again. from all pain have The same
buoysncy spiri, that you had days us
q note stating the .reai HerbAsn Or. o. PHELrN
BROWN, 10 Grand street. jersey City, MI
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ErrinG but Noble.-scIf Help for Young Mes,
who, having erred desire better manhood Sent In seae
letter envelopes, free Of charge benefited return tho
postage Address Phlanthros Dor r, Philadelphia, Pa
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,Chevalier's Treatise oa the Hair-Free g
all, At the drug sent by mail Thf4
book should be In every house II teaches cultivate ana
have hcsuul hair and restore hair to s original colorx
It's falling all irritation fro
the SCALP thus keeping tho hair beautiful the latest peraA
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THE COTTON n1AKKETs.


Cotton dull and f@4c lower; sales 34I
bales; middliDgs 23c; receipts 1926 bales
exporis-coastwise, 1921 bales, Great Brit
ain 1888 bales.
Mobile, Dee. 3.
Cotton firm: sales 1920 blles at 22f e. D.
Holders firm at the outside figures. Re
ceipts 2375 bales; exports, none.
Savannah, Ga, Dee. B.
Cotton quiet and steady; sales 564 bale7i
middlipgs 23@23l; receipts 20O3; exports
coastHise, 1911.
Augusta, Ga. Dec. >.
The cotton market is dull; sales $40 bales;
receipts GO bales; middlings at 22ie.
Macon, Ga. Dee. 8.
The market opened this morning at 2l4e
and BY noon prices fell off ie, when the
yery little that was Offering was imme-
diaiely Withdrawn. The market closed
this evening with good demand at 2l4c
for middlings, but there was none Offering
at those figures.
Columbus, Ga, Dee. ..
The market was dull to-day. Middling
was quoted nominal at 22e.
Atlanta, Ga, Dec. g
The market was weak at 2l4c. The re-
ceipts we're quite light-24 bales.
Selma, Ala. Dee. s.
. Sales I2O bales at 2l3c. Market quiet.
Few eottons on sale Factors holding for
better prices.
Montgomery. Ala. Dee. g.
Cotton is still held back BY many plant
era for hope of better prices, but the re-
ceipts are larger than for some week.; ne
market during the week has varied bat
little. Some sales have taken place at
from 81 to 22c. We quote the market to-
dav Quiet at 2lc for low middlings.
MemE hls. Dec. ..
Tie market was very quiet, with wide
difference between the views of buyer and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09

The ball given at the Masonic Hall last
nigh, bv the Order OF Pale Faces, was enc
of the most recherche of the season. The
spacious concert hall was crowded with the
youth and beauty Of the city, and every
available space il the room was needed for
dancing purposes. The managers under
stood their business thoroughly, and right
well did they perform the duty assigned
them. Wilson's foe string band was en-
gagged for the occasion, and when we IeH
the hall, he was drawing out of his fiddle
music that would make Ole Bull ashamed
TO own thai he had ever been in the busl-
ness. A more joyous party we have not
seen for years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Heu Ynrh markell


NEW YoRK, Dee. S-COtton uominally
a shade lower. Sales 1900 bales UpIands
244@241, Superfiae flour S. 1906 %.
duiet,'Carolina S6S2c. Loguyra coffee IS.
Sugar quiet Cuba 1l@llfe; Havana l249;
New Orleans Molasses 749774; Corn
81 149l II; Wheat l 5OGl So.
New York DrygOods Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. S.-DrygOOds in
quiry continues limited and prices without
change.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Dec. s.-Money easy, cali
loans 597c. Sterling quiet and IN
changed Gold 1861. Nes Tennessee
bonds 674@6Sc.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, Dec. S-FamiIy -four
81 25@7 70. Wheat 81 -. Corn 629
65c. Oats 60@S2c. Cotton declining;
middlings 224c. Whisky Csc. Pork held
at S24; bulk shoulders 9f@9@c; sides l29
@13lc Lard l44@l51c. Butter 35(9S9e.
Eggs 33c Flax seed 81 %. Timothy
81 1902 80.
81. Louis market,
ST. LOUIS, Dec. S.-TobaecO unchanged.
Super6ne -four s. 25G6. Wheat 81 $50
2 05. Corn 63667c. Oats 54956e
Whisky 95c. Pork S2S@24; bulk should
ers 9@9tc; clear sides l3913ie. Butter
held &c higher. Bacon, clear sides l6t(a,
16Ic; hams l6lc. Lard 149154c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. S.-Sales of tobacco
light; uew Tugs at 6@Sc; old 7@9c. Cot.
ton at pc. Wheat 81 75@1 90. Super
AourS5@6. Corn 5495Se. Oats 53957c
Hogs s@S4c, gross. Mess pork S24
Lard 15@15fc Bulk shoulders 9999e
Clear rib sides 12!@l34c Clear rio sides
l3613ic Bacon, clear rib sides l64e
clear sides lie. New Orleans sugar l2@
I2ic. Whisky nominal.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 8 Section better
middlings 229; sales $3.50; receipts 1921
gold S5i; sterling commercial l45f q l464
bank 1464@147; New York sight 10!
discount; Sugfr hrmer, common 81, Prim'
IIS6114, clarified 1259I2l; mola-sgi
flrmer, strictly prime $1,000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09

Monday last was the day appointed ior
the preliminary examination before rs
guire Cassety of the charge made against
Jchn R Berry, connected with the South
err Fire Insurance Company, Of fraudulent
appropriation OF the money and notes OF
that institution. For day or two before
the time set for the hearing, it was known
tina. Mr.. Berry would not be like finseE1
nail OF bad dollar at the time OF trlaf--
on hand 1t was well-known, 10 fact, that
he had forfeited his bond, having left the
city for parts unknown. Mr.. B"ry was
formeralIy resident of indianapolis, lndi
ana but it Is hardly probable that he has
gone back TO that city, for it seems that bis
previous residence there did not result ID
securing him a very enviable reputation
The Indianapolis iSeatinel says that he Ii
no doubt the same John X. Berry who Waf
weII-known there as the brains of the Mss
issippi Insurance Company, and says that
it was loag ago predicted that he would
come to grief sooner or later.
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by Telegraph
Great sale Of Japanese. China aud

Great sale Of Japanese, China and
Oriental Wares. hAre and Beanfiful
Marine shell -. CuriOsities. ete.-At pub
lie auction. without reserve or limit. az sale
room OF Murphy x Bradshaw, No. - Church
street. commencing Friday and Saturday even
ings December 4th and 5th, at : O'Clock, and
continue on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
following. at 10 A. n. and P. n. each day, the
finest and most extensive collection ever offered
in this city, "A direct importation BY BOytOn
Agency of New York and Philadelphia, COM
prising an immense collection Of The rarest and
most beautiful specimens Of Shells and Marine
CuriOsities from every quarter Of the globe. A
variety Of ingenious and exquisite Oriental
workmanship; rarest Of japanese and Chinese
manufacture; magnificent inlaid wOIk; pearl.
straw, precious woods, boxes. Baskets, chequer
boards, etc; original books, maps, pictures.
fre-PrOOf tea kettles, cabinets, bureaus. stands
tables. ETC., etc.; beautiful designs IN French
and italian shell work, suitable for holiday pre-
sents; articles Of curiosity from all parts OF the
universe. The entire shipment 70 be sold posi-
lively without reserve or limit. This IS a rare
opportunity
Attention Of Ladies particularly invited.
L. BOTTON, importers Agt.
MURPHY 4 BR iDsHAw, AuctiOneers-
dec3 81.
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A petition was granted james Turner
to change assessment of taxes.
The following report from i. D. Hogle,
Jail Physician, was received and filed;
To THE HONORABLE BOARD OF CoUN-
TY COMNIssIoSERs County of Davidson,
State Of Teluesse-Geutlemen ! have the
honor 10 submit the following report for
yuur consideration for the three months
ending November 80, 1868: have made
weekly examinations of the Jail OF said
county, aud have, at all times, found the
sanitary condition healthy and clean. The
Cells, passages and the whole department
il as well ventilated as the condition Of the
building will admit, and freed from i'm
pure air bv the use of di-inft Giants, az
stated in my last report, in which l called
your attention 10 the great need OF blank
els and mattresses. The former have been
fuIni-hcd, but the latter have TOl, and fuI
which tie priF1reTs are suffering. The
wgafnU-, a. yul ne,i know, Is now getting
gli,e chilly sd the nights already cold
Eilh prisoner is allowed two blankets /;
tEgsr, Eih mattresses, would make them
comfortable and render them less Liable TO
siCkoess Many Of them are suffering
with rheumatism, which In my opinion Il
mostly for want Of proper bedding.
would again respectfully ask your atten-
ton 20 the fact, and thst at your earliest
conEeuieuce you will furnish mattresses for
at leas; fifty persons, there now being forty
10 Jail. The capacity Of the building Is one
hundred and fifty persons.
The culinsry department under the man
qgsment Of Joseph Wharton is well cor
Quoted: everything is neat and clean; the
prisoners are fed On good and wholesome
die. zuoh a. corn bread and beef with
vegetable, all well and Hastily cooked.
They dine at 8 o'clock A. NJ, and 3 o'clock
IN. There is but little complaint aside
from the want Of proper bidding.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Id. HoGLE, Jail Physician.
Petition of James Thompson for
change in assessments was granted.
An application was made by John A
Cummings to have assessment reduced from
$500 to $1,000 and was rejected.
John J. Dunn was released Of taxation
on two lots on Factory street in Edgeheid'
The following accounts were allowed
Judge Lowering, for investigating the
financial condition of the county, 5000.
E4os T2rkiss for the same, 5000.
E55sric Well., for medicines for Jail,
$50 40.
Roberts, Parvis & Co, advertising $50.
Press & Times Company, advertising,
SOL.
Msr-hail d Bruce, SIC.
ST. Vincent Hospital, SO SO.
Eli Woods, keeping jury, SIS.
4. S. Cumming, pauper c)fbaF, $50.
John Ruhm, advertising list Of tax
sales, 81 ,ol5 90.
Orleans Store, goods Tor Poorhouse,
$50 So.
J.P. Mckee, S48 %.
Geo. Hulchison, SO 25
Sd. Childress. Jail Commissioner under
County Court, $50.
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seller. The former went about feeling The
market, but bought sp1ringly. The sales
we're lighter than those Of any day for SEINE
weeks. We quote es follows: Middling
at 224@22fc.
Cincinnati Dee. 5.
The demand IS less active, excepting at
reduced prices, but stocks are 30 small that
holders are not disposed to make conces-
sious, and there is so little doing that
prices are merely nominal. We quote or
binary at 20@21c; good ordinary at 2l4C9
&c; low midd'iDg at 22I@22lc; and mid
ding at 23@23lc per ID.
Louisville, Dee. :.
The market has undergone no change OF
a favor1bls character since Saturday, but
opened to-day rather depressed The Of
ferings at the regular auction sale this
eqeuiug included 10 bales, the sales were
SO bales good ordinary 10 barely low mid
ding, ranging at TIE following classihcs
ton Of rates, With no middling on the mar
ket:
nlldu4in .....------.'----.. ---.---.--s.'"- -,
Low mlddn ng-.-.--.. -....-.--....-----.- = =
TODD ordinary ZI'afzA54
~r
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RIVER Ann WEATHER
ARRIVED.
Robert Moore, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.

DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
Ella Hughes, Upper Cumberland.
LEAVING TO-DAY.
Robert Moore, Cincinnati, 4 P. NJ.
The river was swelling slowly yesterday
with 81 feet gu HlrpeIh Shoals Weather
clear and freezing cold.
The wharf Yesterday preseaied a lively
appearance.
The Robert Moore arrived al an early
hour with large cargo which was dis
charged yesterday.
The Tyrone departed for Cairo and tie
Ella Hughes for The upper Cumberland.
The former had 4 fair tip of freighs ard
passengers, and the latter had light cargo
Of groceries.
The Robert Moore, Of the White Collar
regular line, clears fox Cincinnati to-day a.
Arm, Cap.. John Farrell, commanding
and c. W. Bradley, in the Office.
The A. Baker. will arrive from Cairo
this morning.
The Nashville, Capt. Wiley Simms
johnny Harper, Purssr, has her bills Up
for Cairo St. Louis, Memphis and New
Orleans on Thursdsy evening at 4 o'clock
Samuel P. Halliday Of the firm Of Hal.
iday Brothers, and gentleman we'll known
in this city, died recently At Cairo Mr.
Halliday was an old s.eambOatmzn; was
clerk of the High6yer when she piled in
the Vicksburg trade in 1859. He was
quite successful in business during the lat
ter part of the war, and ainassed i fortune
in supplying the government with feed, etc.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 8, . P. M-Wtather
cold and freezing hard. River steadily
rising, 7 feet 10 inches water in the canal,
and feet o inches ia chute over falls.
DEGRoVE
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norns,s Annotnt Reeeiver.

The opinion OF Chancellor Shsekeiiord'
in the case of taxpayers against the pres
ent city officials, asking tina. the authori-
ties be restrained from the further collet-
ton Of taxes, aud that Receiver be al
pointed to manage the affairs Of the cor
pors,ion, appears elsewhere. The ChanoeI-
!or refused to grant the injunction.
4. &. CHISHOLM, Surgeon Dentist, does
tsxeelIent work at No. lSSls Church street-up
sEjry g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09

There is no falling off in the audiences
at this popular nall of minsLrelsy, and ceT-
tainly no dimiuu.ion in the extent OF
variety nightly offered. Miss Hattie Mason
and Miss Julia Levett, have recently been
engaged, and in their particular line, are
equal to the best. Dan Griffin, the stage
manager, is fully equal to the emergency
aad manages to present new features, re-
plste with novelty, wit and humOr every
night. Go tonight and see Johnny Smith
in his Josephus Orange Blossom.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09

London advices Of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at 74t
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at discount and sold
BY them at par.
Nashville Corporation Checks are in
considerable demand and are held by
brokers generally at S0@S4c.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at GSlc for the old,
and Csc for the new.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 9TH inst.
we're as follows:
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Collision.

An express wagon coIlided with one of
the horses in the South Nashville street
cars yesterday morning at the corner oil
Church and College streets, the latter re-
ceiving an ugly wound in the shoulder,
from the effects Of which he will probably
die.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09

The Nashville Medical Society, at their
meeting last night, rendered the use of
their hall to The American Dental Society
which cgpyeres here on the 16th inst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09

4 CaTd.-HUbson & Cabill, 80 Union
s,ree, are the agents of the Liverpool and
Lond5s and Globe Insurance Company.
1t,s Ccmusny has q capital Of SereHteea
Millions in GOld'-Loases will tie promptly
sgrtled at ID, Bank of Nashville, and vii
moi be referred to England FOR adjustment
as .ome sre led to believe: Policy bClders
ar 20, r,quired TO ~aiI 60 days. They
will receive their money immediately on
nr-.f Of loss. No charge for stamps or
poIicy fee. Rates a. reasonable Is those
aC auv first-class company. Dec.4 Nv.
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VINO has TO pay the COUNSEL employed
BY the city authorities in the injunction
case. The aforesaid authorities or the tax
pavers2
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
WEDYESDAY. DEoEMBER .. Ises.
KeuIAarertlserpents.

Geo. z. Akers, the immedisGe agent Of
the best tobacco manufacturers 10 Virginia,
is in constant receipt of all their brands,
which he sells at Virginia prices, freight
added. The merchant here and anywhere
west, can purchase as cheaply as at Lynch
burg, Richmond or Danville. stffa
A. Nelson & Co. have number OF dwell
lings and stores for rent fcr 1869, sdmira-
bly, located, and on reasonable terms. Go
and see them. = -A ~
Dealers in coal oil will find the card Of
Walker s. Walker interesting. They
guarantee their oil to be above the lawful
standard Of 100 degrees, FIRE test, and The
price as low as the same degree of oil il
Cincinnati. f
The stockholders in the Nashville Lif,
Insurance Company will elect Direction
on Lhe 4th day of January, 1869, at th,
Office of the company.
Merchants, to secure bargains ia holida,
goods, should attend the sale of Albert 4
Seeman to-day.
Jacob Them has forced auction sale Q
desirable goods, to-day, Thursday and Fri
day, at No. 10 North College street.
See Bankrupt notices.
The Nashville leaves for Cairo, 81
Louis, ETC., on Thursday at Ar NJ.
YeatmaD, Shields & Co. will offer o.
Thursday a rare. line of auction goods
embracing the most useful and fashiona
bic.
b Singleton, at the PostOfice, has Cooley
Lady's Book for January; also, the w,
verify Magazine, snd Harper's Bazaar.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09

W. =. Collier was in Washington City
on Monday last en- route for home. SO
saws a telegram received here yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09

The highest market price paid for any
quantity Of we'll fatted hogs delivered at
Morse's Stock Yard. Apply to Hart q
Hensley, No. 70 South Market street.
dec4-1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09

BEAUTIFUL Those new styles OF
hats for the holidays are all the rage al
Virgins, %, Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09

SCOTcH CAFs Another invoice Of
those popular caps just received at Wig
gins % Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09

Gold declined a fraction in New Yor K
yesterday. The following are the quota
lions: Opened at 1861, was 1851 at 1925,
1855 at 1O:45, 1859 at 1l:4O, 1855 at 1926.
1855 at 2:25, 1851 at 3, and closed at 1864
at 4;3O. The rates here were l342 buying
and 1851 selling.
Government securities we're quoted in
NeH York vesierdav a fnllnUa.