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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-07

THEATRE.-0n Friday evening Mr. NrATIE was
greeted with fair house, considering the intense.
iycoli weather. The play was the Lady of Lyons,
Dir. N. enRctiug Claude Melnotts in a chsste snd
truthful manner. The after. piece was the never
falling and never-dying Don Cesar de Bazan. 1t
is vain to attempt to speak of Mr.. NEAFIE's mimi
table impersonstion Of the reckless and mirth pro.
voking Don, for by common consent, the character
IS virtually patented to him, and there is no actor
20 contest the palm with him. The house was
Kept in continual rear of laughter from the sp-
pearance of TIE ragged cavalier till the fsI of the
curtain. Itwss matter Of regret that this piece
came on so late. II is generally desired by nu-
merous patrons, that Mr.. NEAFEE would repeat
this character, and make the plsy first on tbs list
TOR some evening, that those who desire to ge.
home early may do so and yet see and enjoy this
exquisite comedy, Give it to US first some night,
Me. NEAFIE. On last night he played the Cor
stcan Brothers, and the encomiums of the press
are well deserved. Tomorrow night we have
Ju!ius Cesar, with Mr.. NAEFIE as Brutas. The
play is well osst aud the lovers of sterling tragedy
viii now be grstifed.
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UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE

NASHVILLE. dec. 6, n, 1856.
CoTToNsAles during the week have rather active.
Prices range from slO@slO IS.
sUGAR.-only 30 hhds of the new crop have arrived,
which were sold by auction al range Of I0K9x for
mon TO Fair An early advance s anticipated has
sseeTtsned for certain that the crop Louisiana exceed
ngy short he receipts New Orleans up to the 9Th ut
were only 45e hhds against hhds same date last
year The stock hand here hhds We quote
Common at lO>fsI0xi Fair II6IIK; Prime IL xaII and
Choice at l99I9H.
CoFFRE-The demand is good for the season and our
previous quotations have been sustained wehear Of sales
lIkSI3 for Common and Fair, and 199Is cents for
Prime and Choice
MoLAssEs-ouist, with light sales st full prices may
be quoted at 6ocs fo' bbl aud half barrels The
stock hand is ell old CROP and when the new arrives it
will be worth shout 10 cents above our quotations
SALT-About $500 bags have been received and prices
somewhat declined. Fine worth 50 2s and Coarse
e. can be bought, however, cents less than
these figures in large lots Stock hand about 1000 BAGS
FLoURA better feeling has been manifested In the nour
market since the opening Of navgon although prices
have not advanced yet, think Isrgs lot would bring
something above quotations. superhne is worth sea
% 25 and Extra e6 258S6 so.
BACoN-NomInal. The receipts very light and the
demsndnitsd 1t may be quoted 696K for Shoulders;
7s7x for Clear Sides aud sasx for Hams.
LARD-Unchanssd. We continue to quote at stlaI0ets
from wagons
AhAL.-Wth supply about equal the demand is sell
ling st45S5O ceuts from wagons
WhkAF.-We hesr of a few transaction, at 7saso for
Red, and $3.50 for White
enthusiastically command 4Ss45 cents from We
CONS
bhEsWAA'-May be quoted at aaaa7 CT,
GlNSENG.-In demand at IS ceuts
buTIER-seiiins al I7SaO cents from wagons and at q
9a5 In market.
EGGs.-in brought to market are taken Al I.aoo cont,
dozen.
II has
have somewhat declined. We quote at 3aa92Il - -
good snd extra Cincinnati brands and % cents IN, So
coHnty.
CANDLES.-We heaT Of sales at about | cent LeIou o
previous quotations star worth g. Sperm IS; ana
Tall0W Is cents = h.
THEESE.-Ihe market is very well supplied and prics
about as low Ihsy will probably get during the season
About 900 boxes have changed hands during the past week
at IsS y cents for Western Reserve and I5I6 cent. for
English Dairy.
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kEIoKRRBoGKFR FoR DEoEMBER The deserved
ly popular Monthly hiss been issued for December
and received through the mails. The editors ia
Die is rich "in the extreme" One ofits best things
Is "John Phosnix's Fourth of July Grafton in Ore
gon." 10 if John tells US several new things. For
instance he gives US in the outset the derivation of
the word oration, which it seems is OF military
origin: 1t orig mated in the custom orcs pre7a,
lent among commanding officers and chsplsina of
making long verbose addresses to the troops, which
were stgmatsed as ''a talk and no ratons,''
whence the word noration modernizs I'd into Grafton
We learn too, for the first timp, how the discover
e. of America came by his name:
Many years ago :. >. there dwelt in the far off
city OF Genoa, worthy merchant named Daniel
Lanous' prosecuted his business dealer in vel
yet, under the name and: style of Lumbus & Co
This merchant, at somewhat advanced age
was blest with q son Of great promise, whom, out,
OF compliment to his partners he named Christo-
pher 20 Lumbus. From bis earliest infancy, this
youth showed az ardent desire for maritime life;
aud old Lumbus grsthed his inclination by send
him to Sea"
Some OF the advantages of being an American
are set forth n this wise
Ia this great and desirable country any man
may become rich, provided he will make money;
any man may be well educated if he will learn.
and any man msy become great and of weight in
IL the community he will take care of his health,
ana eat sufficiently Of red salmon and potstoes"
Moreover, | assert it unblushingly, any msn in
ms country may mary any woman he pleases-
the only difficulty being for him to fad any wo-
man that he does please"
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NKw CoEFEoTIosARY EsTABLIsHMEST.-It will
be seen by referring to our advertising columns,
that Mr.. CHARLEs ROBERTSON, late of the firm of
J. G. d C. ROBERTSON, has opened a coufec-
tionAIy establishment at No 10, Market street,
where he will be pleased to sea his old friends
snd the public generally Mr.. R. is we'll
known IN this community as being thoroughly ac-
Qusintsd with every branch Of the business ar we
recommend hin to the public as being fully COM
etent to serve them as well as can bs done at any
other establishment. He will soon receive large
lot of toys, &c, for the Christmas Holidays Give
him a call
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PILES! PILESl PILES!

HITHERTO ISTRAcTABtE DIsE'sE, OF EVERY AND
IN EVERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY
DR.. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and obstinate cases of
Hemorrhoids or Piles. 1t is the
= ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here or elsewhere for the Piles and the result of wears
of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now havsa remedy at hand which
will - -
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear of failure its part to do all the propriso.
claims for it.
Full directions accompanying each box and all that is
requisite is strictly to observe them and will soon
10 follow.
DIR. H. CkyANAUGH, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city a few days ago.
/ was suffering intensely with the piles mentioned my
condition to you, asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Salve saving II would me- tined 1.-THE
effect was Immediate, and EN- GOV well, l believe it
to be, proved IN my case invaluable remedy and
sure cure Tor that disease the Piles and as such recon-
mend it to others.
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON, ofSt. Louis. Mo.
"a Price 81 per box, For sale in Nashville by Ewin
Bros hoesae Agents, and By Druggists and Dealsrs
generally, $50
Dr.. T. Il. CAyANAUGH. Sole prco,is,o,
augSl-ly inside Sc Icr;s No
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-07

SHARPE's RIFIEs.-Al sportsmeu, who are in
want OF good and reliable gum especially adapted
for large game such Bear, Deer, &C. are invited
to call st the store Of Fall & Cunningham, No Al
Public Square, aud examine "Shsrpes Patents port
ing Rife, which in rspidty Of firing, accuracy of
aim and length OF range is far superior to any gun
ever invented, and unlike any other Patent Gun its
construction is exceedingly simple that it is not
more lisble "to get out of order" than the common
Kentucky Rife
+. & have also a few shot guns made on the
same Patent
NAsAVILLE Jnlv l6 l956-6m
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THEATRTOAL.-F anything were wanting to
stamp Dir. NEAFIE as among the first of Americans
Actors, his splendid personfcation of the frances
in the Corsican Brothers last evening, was enough
TO set the seal of public appreciation. Mr.. NEA.
FIE's personston was grand, magnificent, map.
proscbable. He held the audience enchanted as by
SPELL which occasionally burst forth, like long
pent-up food, into wild and tumultuous applause
The polished gentleman, the splendid actor, has
reached the hearts and extorted from public preu.
dice triumphant endorsement of his own merits,
sad the management of the Theatre.
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Prof e. will lecture again on Monday night

NICARAGUAN AFFAIRS. Mr.. Fermin Ferrer, Mic.
srsgusn minister TO this country, publishes letter
addressed 20 Gov CsEeneau in which be very aum-
maTly Dispose of the slsnderers Of his country
and Gen. Walker. All the stories circulated, says
Sir. Feuer, are i'her lrose exsggerations or else
entirely untrue. He reviews the history of Mica.
rsgss, and shows that Gen. Walker bas thus far
been to Niearsgau what Lafayette was to America,
the abuse of disappointed self seekers to the con-
t7srv Notwithstanding
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-07

CHEAP FARM FOR SALE-In answer to the
numerous enquiries made recently for desirable
place near Nashville, that could be bought on IA
vorsble terms, we can now answer that our friend
J. G. FrTE, No College street, has 20 acres within
3 miles of Nashville, near good turnpike, two
thirds timbered and well set in blue grass, which
ne has concluded to sell, and win offer at such
price ss will satisfy any person of its chsspness
when they examina tiff
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PRoF. HALF's LEcTUKE-The lecture on last
evening was we'll attended, and judging from the
laughter in the house every body was well pleased
with the entertainment The Professor handles
bis subject with ability and fuency, and without
attempting to explain the principles of the science
lie advocates, we would advise all to 60 and hear
and think fer tLenselves. Persons may believe n
ls theory or not; but cue thing is certain, every
one who goes will get more than the worth of his
money in coed hearty laughter.
Prof Il will lecture again on Monday aieht
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DIED--On Saturday the 9th inst, at the resi-
deuce Of GREENWOOD PAYNE, in Edge6eld, Miss
MARGARET, daughter of Mr. z. PAYNE, aged
10 yesrs Her funeral will take place this morning,
Sunday at IL o'clock, at Hobson Chapel. Dr.
vine service by Rev J. B INTERIM
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FOX SALE.
~ ACRRS II sDlandid land living on the Sc

OOH ACRES If splendid land lyngou the South
ONN aide of the N. & c. Rslroed "a miles from
Nashville, q from Lavergne Depot SIS acres under
good cedar fence and in high state OF cultivation Oh
houses all good tine Orchard Of choice Fruit num-
Der of excellent Springs and is trsvsrsed oy hs'@
falling stream of water. S,...;.- :;
mot surnassd # eouaed nRutherord county, and wen
adapted to the growth of Cotton Corn and small IRAN
andtaking into consideration IT'S contgu % ns narooS
Chprcbes and variety OF Shops &C, we thing II very
SsSra5e place indeed Also 40 acres Of cedar q con-
yeuent distance which viii be sold with the above.
Ill eli Altogether or divide to suit purchasers on seeo
mod.tng terms Apply on the premises or TO the sub
S..nss-tTkgff CHARLES L. NELSON.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
NASHVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING. DECR. :. 1854.
NR. eoODRINs GRAND rxaIBLrIoN.

Through the courtesy of Prof. GOODWIN, We
were pre- ent At his grand Exhibition Ball on FRI
day evening az Odd Fellows Hall, and we can
truly cay, with the delighted audience, that for
good taste, beautiful display in the great variety
Of fancy dances introduced it was by far the mos,
interesting occasion ever given in NASHVILLE. In.
deed it was really surprising to see with what
ease and grace some Of the most difficult fancy
dances were executed by some of his smallest pu.
pills, not exceeding three or four years of age, and
BY others who have received instructions only for
avery short time. Professor G. must possess IN.
usual talent, in that encouraging and INNING
manner he adopts, in so rapidly advancing his pu.
pills in an art so graceful and truly beautiful. The
Flower Dance was exquisiteIy beautiful, and was
received by the large and fashionable assemblsge
with the wafmest applause and the Young Cou-
pie Polka, danced by two little pupils only three
years old, was an extraordinary feature OF the
evening. Upon the whole, it wss highly success
iul as an exhibition, and we trust Prof Goodwin
will still meet with the Hbera! patronage hereto.
fore SO deserveily bestowed upon him.
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ID Those who have used Prof. WOODS Restorative
are sufficiently cognzant of its excellent qualities others
may not be aware that is ordinary article. was dis
covered by Prof Wood, able chemist and professor
that science while experimenting to find remedy
change and falling out of his hair. It's wonderful effects in
his own case and that of some private friends and their
gent requests induced him otter 1t to the publie-Ba.
DsspatSk. (noy96-lmd6v
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H The Lexington, KY, papers announce the
decesse, in Fsyette county, of Benjamin Wsrield,
one of the best known and most extensive stock
gr owers in the West
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IMPORTANT TO BOOK AGENTS.
THE subscribers in addition their @sge list Of Books
l. for general dealers, are now publishing
SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
be sold exclusively by Agents. Of style entirely IL
subscription bo0ks rendering them far preferable 70
thing in the hands of agents For full particulars, sd-
dress MASON BROTHERS.,
oo22=f los ard 1lQ Duane o., New York.
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JcHN YcRK & Co. have received Frank Leslies
Illustrated Newspaper" for this week. In addition
to The great variety to be found IN tbs sixteen
pages there is lsrge engraving Of "The Saviour
and the Adultress, which is nearly worth the
price of the paper for year Of itself
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a REMEDY WIrRour AN EoUAL.-There has neg:
er been medicine introduced which has gained
the wide spread popularity aud appreciation of all
classes of the community as HurleY's Sarsspsria
This medicine is known in every section of the
Union, not only as the beet preparation of Sarsa.
psrils Manufactured, but likewise the most relia.
BILE curative agent for Scrofua, Dyspepsia, Obron-
ic Rheumatism, Diseased Liver, Bronchitis, or any
form of cutsneous eruption dependant on an i'm.
pure condition Of the blood.-Helsna (Ar) Shield.
For saleby Berry & Demoville, wholesale agents
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Gov JOHNSON has appointed B. F. SHIELDS, Esq,
Of this city an additional delegate TO the Ssvsrnsh
convention.
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Is receiving from the celebrated Mandatory OF
i BREWSTER q Son, New York. further supply %
choice Coaches ROckaways Light TrottBg Bugales.
Alss has constantly hand Of has build Bugg
psciay adapted 70 eounry use 81 his Ware Rooms On
iQ~es Market street. lOet2-u
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E~ Maj. C. W. WHHsER who is suppos ID to
have persisted in Ncaragaa while serving under
Waller, was the author Of Shot in the Eye,
" Old Hicks, the Guise, [" tls " Gold Mines of the
ellis, and several othar popular works. Msj.
WEBER was native Of Ksutucky, and nephew
OF onr esteemed citizen. WnKISs TANNEHILL, Esq
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o. The Rev J. 8. HAYS, of oharlestown, In.
diana will preach in the Second Presbyterian
Church this morning at IL o'clock
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INSTRUMENTATION I'm Oonsumptions-see
advertisement under this head Female Complaints vene-
real Affections Dyspepsia, Diseases of and Liver
&c, will meet with due attention. Gocte6-dsm
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Rev. A. HARrPENoE expects to preach in. the
Third Presbyterian Church tod ay, at IL O'Clock,
q. N.
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OF Seventy Plup- cAildren left New York
November 18Th, for the West to be apprenticed to
farmers and mechanics They were under ths
care Of an agent of tie ''ChIdren's Aid Society"
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CRIMINAL CoURF.-Wilism Cnildress, free ne
gro. was YESTERDAY fond guilty of msliciousy
shooting bis hslfsistel, a white woman, and SEN
fenced to seven yesrs 90 sment in the Pepi.
IsUtiary. 80.