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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-11
Extensive Sale Of Fine Furniture. ,
RYD.} G. PEIXOTTO & SON.

BY permission Of JACOB BELL. ESQ.,.
ordinary for Richland District, we viii
sell, at the residence Of the late Rev. J.
!. Munds, deceased, on the corner of
THURSDAY, the 23d inst, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ, precisely, the entire personal
effects and household articles, consist-
MzNbsoME PAnLoR FURNITURE. T.
Tete-a-Tetes and Etegeres,
s, Mahogany Sofas and Rockers,
Arm and Hhir-Seat Chairs,
Handsome, Mantle Clock, tsf5.., =
t Large China Vases,
Gilt Frame Pictures,
Papier Mache Table,
Marble-Top Tables.
3-l.. 2, ALSO, -, sa., ',- $50.
! masninoent "a Octave Rosewood
PIANO, with Fine Stool and Music Rack.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE. :.
Mahogany Marble.Top SideboardJ
Walnut Extension, Table,,
Mahogany Hair-Seat Arm Chairs,
MMahogany Tables and Etegeres,
Walnut Book Cases, ~.
Handsome Mantel Vases, -
Carpet and Ingram Rug, -
Fine Window Shades, F
Shovels, Tongs and Tenders, -
Drop Lights and Gas Chandelier.
PASSAGE FURNITURE. 80
Fine Damask Lounge, t
Mahogany Table and Hat Rack.
Rosewood Table, 7F
Cane-Seat Chairs,
Fine Gilt Frame Pictures. -
BEDROOM FURNITURE. B.
Oape-Seat Chairs, -
Large Rocking Chairs.
Irnndle Bed and Mattress, -st
Mahogany Bureau,
Washstand and Towel Rack. st, ..
Basins and Pitchers, 14
Fire Dogs, Shovel and Tones,
Fine French Bedstead,
Mattresses, Feather Beds. ~
Cribs, Cradles and Thermometer
ALSO
A full assortment OF KITCHEN FURNI-s
TURE and UTENSILS. and splendid
STOVE, in fine and complete
order. :
a complete set of CHINA, CROCKERY
and GLASSWARE, and many other arti-
cles for housekeeping, too numerous. to
TERMS OF SALE.-Al sums under s1Oo.
cash; above 500, . note secured with suf.
ticient security, ct six months. Sale posi-
tive. J.. w. PARKER Eyecntpr
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Your beauty, your health, your case
Queens Delight. .
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Something New and Fine.
BILL ARE9'' SMOKING TOBACCO.

UST received. q consignment of above
81 brand OF TOBACCO, considered by
connoisseurs the fnestin the market. It
u manufactured from the best Virginia
leaf, free from stems, and some folks who
ave smoked IT think that its influence i'm
parts no small degree OF the wit and
humor OF the celebrated "Bill" himself.
:cis, however, viii convince any one OF
its superiority. For sale, in any quantity,
by GEORGE SYMMERS.'
Dec IL
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Powder, Shot, &c.
nUPONT'S RIFLE POWDER, in whole,
II half and quarter kegs
DnDonts Blasting, Duck Shooting, Eagle
and Diamond Grain Powder.
Drop and Buck Shot, Percussion CAPS.
Flints, Gums, Pistols, &C., on hand and for
SAFE low by J. 7. r. AGNEW,
Sole Agents for Dupont's Gunpowder.
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VERY OLD JAMAICA RUM,
Coon FOR EGG-NOG, at
VI Dec "a j. C. SEEGERS & co 20.
FINE FAMILY BIBLES.

WE have a few very fino Oxford edi-
w ,tions OF the FAMfLYBIBLE,w which
=: H;;! sell At COST. They were sent us by
HYMN BOOKS and Prayer Books Of
various styles of binding, Tor the different
Mrnng Desks, Papetries containing
thing new-a handsome Christnas nre-
cent, at DUFFIR & CHAPMAN's
-1.- Doo % Bookstore.
@1 Administrators Notice.
A s sstpss persons % hhsying sIsig against the
VIZ present them, properly attested: and
All Indebted will make fnnniediato pavInant
and save costs. RICHD EIANiGAS. = :
DecA4 siS Administrators.
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GWYNN,. GOTTEN & CO.,
Cotton Factors and General CONN Merchants

los Vest Lombard street, Baltimore.
lBERAL advances made op consign-
~ ments. Orders for general merchan-
die solicited i.
henry Gwynn, OF Baltimore; II. R. Cot
ten, late OF Tarboro, N. c.; Walter Gwynp
Jr., Of South Carolina. Oct ii uS3mo
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as.
CABie nespatches.s

BEBhN. January 10. AT the con
dervatiye tlinnsr Bismarck, In re.
viewing the Situation, said war with
France this yea dSas phant ON, and
Urged his heateFs to dismiss all fear. !
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NhS6 6S ~ w., DiOheIps
Bank of Camden IL
Bank Of Charleston. Ia
Bank OF Chester =
Bank of Georgetown. 40
Bank of Newberry. 49,. 81
Bank Of South Carolina :. s
Bank of State Of South Carolina, (old, l.. Z
Bank of State of South Carolina, fnew.l. 9
Bank Of Hamburg .......... II
Commercial Rank,
Exchange Bank. Q
Planters Bank. a
Farmers and Exchange Bank. .... l
State Bank I
Union Bank c5
south Western Railroad Bank. fold, ]. . .23
66eopies ..................3 .35
Planters and Mechanics. 16
Merchants =
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Hefnitsh's Crimson letter Wash,
for letter, Ringworm, Pimples, Worm
Spots, Roughness of the Skin-a cure for
Tetter and Ringworm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16
The HanHOUs.

Tonight the world-famed Hanlons, and
a large company of talented assistants,
appear at the Masonic Hall. This is
their final appearance in Nashville. We
command the worthy Brothers to the pat
ronage of our entire community. The
Louisville Courier thus alludes TO their ex-
hibitions in that city during the past week:
1t is evident that our citizens appreciate
meritorious entertainments OF whatever
character they may be, and those who dis
believe this assertion will have their
doubts instantly dissipated by peep into
Weisiger Hall, wherein the Hanlon
Brothers are now giving their unique en-
tertainments. Last night this large place
Of amusement was crowded to its fullest
extent by ladies and gentlemen, who were
delighted beyond measure at the beautiful
performances unsullied by coarse jests and
vulgar and unmeaning acts. The exhibit
tion of the Hanlons is of a refined Charac-
Ter. and the most fa7lidious will never
have their modesty taxed by witnessing it.
Never did we hear applause 80 rspturous
AS given to Pau when he went flying from
one trapeze TO the other "a graceful az
bird who wigs from branch to branch. 1t
was a hearty expression of appreciation
that is seldom, if ever, bestowed on any
thing but true and genuine merit, by
Louisville audience. The three little
pupils of the Hanlons, whose united ages
cannot be more than sixteen, were the
cause of much merriment and much admi-
ration by their skillful and finished acting.
They are marvels by the way, and an eIhi-
bition in themselves so perfect that they
could completely eclipse two-thirds of the
acrobats now travelling this contineat. The
yocalism of Emily Thorne, and the eI-
auisite harp performances of Mr.. BlamP-.
ton, contribute much 10 the character OF
the entertainment.
Reserved seats al DoTmsn's music store.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16
wbataDamp NIghrDid.

The weather last evening was quite I'M
friendly to all sorts Of outdoor business,
and especially 80 to that of vending instant
reIiefs, miraculous roots, unfailing extract
ers of grease, etc. As consequence dark
ness prevailed where hitherto bright lamps
shone, and the sounds of the psttering rain
for time took the place of soul-inspiring
notes from a well-played fiddle and nim-
bly, picked banjo. For one evening at
least, a wet blanket hushed the voices and
silenced the instruments Of those who SO in
dustriously vend unfailing remedies and
who so constantly play and sing to soothe
huulanity's affections. But it has not en-
tirely extinguished their zeal or Paralyzed
their energies, for with the coming of more
favorable weather, Flagg's instant relic
and other wonderful things will be again
presented to a suffering public.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16
Cases Of Assault and BATTERY.

A respectable looking gentleman was up
before Justice Mathews yesterday on
charge Of assault and battery upon ne
gro girl named Harriet Dow. He was
taxed with the costs. ID, .tt.I
W. ]. Armstrong was arrested and taken
before Justice Mathews for assaulting John
Williams. The case was compromised by
the defendant Withdrawing the suit.
Pat. Coyle, Alderman from the ninth
ward, got on "big" drunk yesterday, went
home and commenced abusing his wife
and went so far as to strike at her with
knife. She proceeded to Justice Csssetty'i
Office and obtained warrant for his ar
rest. His case will probably be investi
gated to-day. "A thAt-Fs GA
Sarah Myers was arraigned before Justice
Mathews yesterday on charge Of larceny
and assault anG battery. She is charged
with stealinga set of furs from Mary Pratt
and assault and battery upon Dizzy Winters
She was taxed with the costs, and in, de
fault OF the payment Of the fine, she wa
-. "a
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II, and family and fancy, S12@13. Good
Georgia and Tennessee brands are In fair
demand at $40 50@1I 50 for superfns,
$l291S for extra, and $12 50013 % for
family and fancy. ~ III ''l''ii
FRUITS AND VEdErABLEs--In good but
quiet inquiry. Prices are unaltsred. Ban
anas sell $2@4 per bunch. West India
oranges $50 per 1000. -Pinespples 81 per
dozen. Apples are in fair supply; prime
article of pippins 81 per Dbl; Baldwins
S. so per bbls Lads Sc per Dbl; Southern
oranges $2@2 so wholesale; $50 per
1000; Sicily lemons S. per box. We quote
JACKSON whites So 50@4 per bbl; western.
reds 81. A prime article of Northern
onions at 81 50@8. Northern cabbaees
SIS per 100. . ij0a21 ls'isb 3 = y
3 GRAINs--The stock of Georgia snd Ten.
nessee old corn isryery light and demand
only for home consumption. New corn is
coming in very slowly and in small lots
demand light. We quote Georgia corn
81 10 from depot, and scarce; Tennessee,
81 109l -124, and small arrivals-old
corn from store, wholesale 81 Is. There
has been no change in oafs this week; from
depot $95@90; from store 81 90. OF 1874 2
I iHAY.--Thsre hsve been arrivals Of both
Northern and Eastern. Wharf sales Of
Eastern at 81 So; held from store at 81 40
81 so, in large lots, up to 81 So in small
lots.
j. Augusts, Ca. Dec. IL. ssSe !"
J. BAcoN-Demand fair. Smoked meats
are scarce. We quote clear sides 1Sc; clear
rib sides 172@1Sc; shoulders 14@1 44c;
Dry salt shoulders Isolde; dry salt clear
rib sides Ice.
BUTTER-Continuess unchanged, with q
moderate demand Goshen 50@55c.
CoRN-ArriVals small, but sufficient to
supply the demand, which is moderate.
We quote new white, without sacks, 81,
with sacks, 81 05@l 10; mixed, 81; new,
in ear, 90c. ~lsa'a i1t4s. 80
WHEAT-Continues scarce. A large
amount is held back for seeding, after
which full supply may be expected. We
quote. white, 81 25@2 40; red, 81 8o92
| 20.
OATs--S0@S5c per bushel.
FLoUR-The supply is equal to the de-
mand. Dealers are only buying small lots
for city trade. We quote city mills $40
50@1S; retail, 81 per barrel higher. Coun.
| try $10912, according to quality.
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s,oeks Of COTTON I'm Intertor Towus
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Charleston, Dec. IL.

CoRN-The demand fer this grain is en-
tirely local and very limited, the jobbing
prices of the article continuing without
important change, at about ST 1901 Is
per bushel for old, in bags, by weight,
sacks included.
OATs-There have been some limited ar
rivals of this grain from North Carolina.
We quote this quality about zoe per bushel
weight, sacks included. ... .I-
FLoUR-The market is fairly supplied
with all qualities of Northern and Wes-
tern brands, and prices tend in favor of
the buyer. We quote for Northern and
Western super $7@7 rs per barrel; extra
$S@9 per barrel; family 50 509ll, aud
extra and choice do at $12@14 per barrel.
Southern brands are in light supply, and
may BE- quoted at 50 2599 so per barrel
for family.
BACoN-There is but limited stock,
but the demand is light, buyers prefering
to purchase sparingly, hoping that with re-
ceipts of new crop, prices will rule in their
favor. We quote prime shoulders at 13t
@14c per ID; prime clear rib sides at Isle
per lb; strips are selling at 172c per lb.
BUTTER-Prime is in moderate stock
and may be quoted at 45@50e per ID;
Western is in large supply.
Savannah Dec. IA
BAcoN-The demand for bacon has cor
tinued good at high figures caused alto
gether By great scarcity in the market.
Stock on hand very light, and figures firm.
We quote shoulders at 144@15c; rib sides
at 17@17kc, and clear ribbed a. ISf@184c.
There are lew clear sides Offering, and
prices are nominal at I83@18i. Hans
are in large stock, at l0@18c according to
quality. Breakfast bacon is quiet, with a
with a downward tendency, at l9920c.
Dry sailed meats are in better demand.
We quote shoulders at 13@1S3e; short
clear sides 17@174c; short ribbed 100
164c; bellies l549l63o, and Siratford cot
at Ice.
EARD-Firm. We renew as before, re-
marking a quiet market. Stocks full.
We quote zoe for pure leaf; pressed 100
1Sc; extra ranging zoe.
BUTTER-We renew "a before, stock
choice, demand fair for season. We quo:
very choice lots of new Goshen in tubs 48
@5Oc; retailing at 55c; in 10 ID cans 4Sc;
firkins 47@48c; ash controls 1c of; prices
governed by quality at 36(940e; in tabs
40@43c.
FLoUR-Thtre has been no change since
our last report. The stock on the market
is large and the demand light. The feel
ing in Northern brands since our last re-
pat is somewhat depres ed. We quote
Northern superfne S. 5O@9, extra, SEQ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16

A negro was yesterday discovered in
making off with a. bag of gouber-peas which
he had picked up in front of the store of
produce dealer on Broad street. "Let Us
have peas" was the exclamation of the
darkey, but the man who had expended
his "greenbax" for the goubers belliger-
emily exclaimed, "My voice is still for
war" and suiting the action to the word,
his brawny arm made a right flank move
ment, and then collision ensued between
a closed fist and the cheek bone of the ne
gro, the latter taking advantage Of the
shock of battle, and retiring hastily from
the field.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16
Court
Educational.

The scholastic population Of Davidson
comfy, as reported by the County Super
in,endent, J. V. Mckee, is as follows
Whites-males 5,171, females SOIL; COL
ored-males 1924, females 3,267. Total,
both white and colored, male and female,
1919.
The scholastic population of Dyer cOun-
ty, Of which Jas. B. Cunningham is Super
inteudent, is 5,OS1, of which number ,4l2
are white, and 669 colored.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16

I'M n .
Aus.1ce, Inc 'sO'A' y 'n0t0usniy suieu
meats are iisn-
Ane o.u S.o0A y. oaeon v ADous % nsus'
'eu' anu 'nste y NO ne" u any e'nse-
s1snes Ia 'ne mafke'' Inc demand Is e1-
eeA1e"' anu 'ne cut paf's " ING mug pro-
uucs arc 'aAs. on as 'ass as .sAdy..
0Oms ~ 30" anu ss nus nave .H' osea
snhAnceo Iuiiy % 70 zoe per oen'al gross
'lnee ouf ,A'' 'seA's summary We no"
9uOss s' sne 'aisens ns'fe 'oe sooo pAeH-
i0S .HiH' y - sIo's i 90, ID, ,s ~.
o.M MAA,s,.1 us'nA1s 40, ~, ausAno
' ~ =, '''Y' '''-' - -Yz' ''''-' :
nS1a.ss.,,5 ~ .,.ss,,, J, -. -,
~. ,... ~ ~ - la' 9'a seai's'S
-. cs" - ~, - ,o,,
P'-.''' eN ''se Aa."s AZ. e g. 81
Ahk le 10 iieree loI Kegs
ann cans IT. 1nis Is iuiiy hsil cent De-
low me oinelnnau quolasions.
6 7 CT n anu -loa.se nAsAe'
oo,., L., Ia -. - &c ne. d.
a., - a. - - 80. =. ,so ~
hn.ha,. - AZ ~ <, -. :, W.
49, Ia ~, - =: "a. ar. h.I-...~ g
-; $3.50 80, l..,,-.-,I.I,. :.
''' ID. -, 81. o.
2 aEp rA .urls 1ss, .o.oay q @VV0
quarter PaaeheS ~ d ana 4OVo iOs "pPies
:,
Gortos osED -s'aies 'o-aay Oh 4Ooo i0s
a. ne rave u eio per sOn.
pHooA gSoks.-ne no'icso smaii guam
.,i'e' m lns marker .o'uay' "nich was Pur
snASeo AZ o'f1fe per ID
CHEsTsuTs'-omaii sales rom wagons
a. 1870 per oushei.
TEA HUrs-daVe decilned 10 SA III per
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Macnn.r Ga. Dec. IL.

Macon, Ga, Dec. H.
The market was very quiet to-day, and,
as will be seen from the above, sales were
light. II closed With better feeling this
evening among buyers at 22922fc for
middlings.
Montgomery. Ala. Dee. II.
We report rather dull market at 2f4c
for low middling.
Columbus, Ga, Dec. IL.
The market was quiet. Northern mid
ding may be quoted at 223c.
Memphis, Dee. IL.
There was considerable inquiry, but the
sales were rather light. The tendency
was less to the outside figures, and mid
ding which had stretched from % to 234c
in the ardor of Fridays operations, did not
60 beyond 23fc. The total receipts Of cot
ton at this port since Sept. l, is 108,096
bales, against 95, 070 last year, an excess of
1926 bales over the receipts of last year.
We quote middlings to-day at 23@234c,
against 223@223c last Saturday, and 100
1910 at the corresponding period last year,
and 30@31c in 1866, and 41@42c in 1865,
Louisville, Dec. II.
The offerings at the auction and private
sales to-day, amounted to 1872 bales offered,
and all the bids accepted, which is one Of
the largest sales of the season. The cotton
all classed as good ordinary to low mid.
ding, and sold at 22922sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16
A City OmeIai Am Court.

Through the fundamentally of an argus
eyed policeman, who had an "eye-single"
to the finances Of the corporation, B. F.
Cook, the City Attorney, was brought into
court yesterday, charged with using
hydrant water without license. The Com
missioner placed him upon the same foot
ing as outsiders, and required him 10 pay a
fine Of S. and costs. .r... --..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16
CnIIthe R0II-RIIIn-

The veritsble Richard Bowles, who
enlisted in the Cheatham Rifles in this city
in 1861, for the purpose of visiting some
relatives in Virginia, has just returned
from the wars, and yesterday was ming
ling with his old comrades in arms, all
being glad TO take him by the hand again.
Dick has not forgotten the many incl
dents in his campaign life, and b as that
same budget of fun for all who desire TO
listen to his narratives of eventful occa-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16
A New RRQk.

Edwin Paschall, well known in Tennessee
for forty years as a gentleman of great
ability and intellectual culture, has pre-
pared and will soon have in press a work
on the early history Of Tennessee, EN-
bracing the most interesting and thrilling
events in the lives of the pioneers Of the
State II will be book of absorbing in
terest, not only TO the generation now pass
ing away, but to posterity. The work will
be sold by subscription. Mr.. Wslter Pas
chall is now in the city soliciting subscrip-
tons, and we cheerfully commend him and
the forthcoming work to the favor of the
public,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16

4eAA@8~~T-- i
For two days past a COW, in more than a
half starved condition, has been lying on
South Market street. During the forty
eight hours of her resting place in that
locality, there has been "no one to caress
her." no, not even to feed her, and lonely
and neglected, she is fast sinking to that
condition when she will be remembered
by the ''maid Of the milking pair' as one
Of the creatures that were 6gsg a.,
The attention of policeman was yester-
day directed to the critical condition Of the
COW with the "crumpled horn" and he
diligently went to work to find the owner
of what had once been useful commodity
in some happy household, but now, alas J
the. remains of all that was once grand
IA domestic usefulness. He made careful
inquiries about the neighborhood, but heard
nothing in regard to the ..sntecedents OF the
cow, "where she come from, or who abe be-
lonRed to- Finally ne found the right
nah, who with but little exertion on bis
part, commenced giving complete history
of the animal from the. date OF its birth,
how the came COW fingered about its own
era door last winter, and how the good
neishbors provided provender to save her
frOn the melancholy death Of starvation
Having eloquently referred to the many
virtues of the COW, he told the policeman
thai abe belonged TO -, a cotton and
commission merchant, who could BE- found
at No. =, few doors below. The police
man proceeded as directed, where ne found
several gentlemen engaged, and asking for
Mr.. ~, the gentleman responded. The
policeman then told him that his COW had
become nuisance, and it was his dnty to
notify him to remove i. FiaMy Cow said .
the astonished merchant 81 never owned
a COW in my life.n "Well, beg pardon,
Mr.. me it was yours.D The
name last given suggested that big joke
had been perpetrated by the wsg who had
given the policeman such accurate infor-
nation, and just at that point. the laugh
came in, and we retired.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16
Co,uty Com,p,ssioners.

VIM. E. Hagsr was elected Constable for
the 4th district. ~ AtH .r.t ia.
The fees of the r. r. Tax Collector were
made the same as that allowed the State
and County Tax Collector.
An order was made changing the warrant
to II. Sigler for $500 to $50.
Accounts we're allowed as follows; WIS.
Condor SIG for services rendsed as Poor
house Commissioner from June to Oct. l.
Nearly 500 were allowed paupers.
Board adjourned until this morning at
ten O'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16

The present owners Of the Old Theater,
DOW, as years ago, known as the AdelPhl'
design taking that structure through
course Of greatly needed reconstrue'ion'
embracing a new ROOF, mOdernized win,
dows, enlarged galleries, fresh paint, and
brilliant papers. These Improvements We
hear are to be commenced at an early
day. When completed, the Adelphi will
he ON account of It's great capacity and
convenience of arrangement, desirable
nIsce for theatrical exhibitions or other
kinds Of public entertainment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16

London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at 74t.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at I discoun: and sold
by them at par. IL -
There is but little doing in Corporation
checks, though rates are unchanged and
but few on the market. Dealers generally
hold at 81 cents.
Tennessee bonds we're qnoted in New
York yesterday at G6lc for the old, and
65se for the new. s -s..... FIl-l . q
The sales Of Southern State bonds al the
New k..Stocki Exchange on the 18th inst
were as folloya:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16
A1femnt at robbery.

About O'Clock yesterday morning an
.,,smpt was made TO break into the store Of
simmopds & Thompson, Edgefeld. The
burglar was provided with jimmy, and
was engaged in turning the key in the
front door when Charley Mathews, lad
vho clerks in the store, was aroused, and
fired pistol at the burglar, thus irigh'en-
iug him away.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16

The committee of arrangements for
Orphan Camp No. 3, Order of Pale Faces,
are making extensive preparations for the
grand ball to be given at the Female
Academy on the 23d inst. The proceeds
arising from this ball will be appropriated
10 iuterring the Confederate dead.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16
Maxwell House.

We understand that gentleman from
Lynchburg, Va, distinguished as hotel
proprietor in the Old Dominion, is at pres
ent in the city negotiating for lease on
the Maxwell House. If successful it lie
understood to be his intention to open the
new hotel at an early day in the ensuing
wear
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-16
CrininnI Court.

State vs James Bell, malicious stahbing
cause resumed. OLA
State Us John Archibald, murder OF his
wife; case taken up and testimony par
ly heard. ' ID .+-i .a-
Ordered by the Court that w. Martin,
IL Metz, J. whorley, james Howell, Lee
roy Armstrong, John Wilson, J. T. Reese,
VIM. White and Robert Holly be fined
$40 each for non-attendance as jurors when
sIJmmoned