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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-06-27

SHAKES TABLe HATS M
lust received Suaker Table Mas. Ceumnn Table
- Mats Door ASts Of every dsscnP ion, for ala 81 very
msySa MAnKENztE6 4 WILSON.
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Soda Water.
we have fitted up Soda Apparatus for the Sea-
IA son. would respectfully call the attention of the
lovers innocent and grateful beverage to Foun
tain where we will be happy to dispense the cooling
confident with increased proficiency in the prepsr
alton of both Soda snd Syrups will be disappointed
who msy give our Soda Water trial
DEM0VILLE & BELL, Druggists,
msy25 No rs Cherry street.
DALM of Thousand Flowers received and for sale by
ID DEMOVILLE l. BELL.
NTOOD'S Celebrated Hair Restorative, received and
w for sale by DEM0VILLE BE5.I-
r OW'S BROWN WINDSOR S0AP.-Just received
IL fresh supply of LOWS Genuine Brown Windsor Soap.
For sale by DEMOVILLE BELL.
NOMBS-Just received superior lot of Dressing and
" Fine Tooth Combs. For sale by
msy25 DEMovILLE BELL.
DORT MONIES-A splendid assortment, received and
L for sale by DEMOVILLE BELL.
msy25
DOTASH-ReceiVed and for sale bv
i DEMOYILLE BELL
june6
FNGLISH MUSTARD-Receiyed an extra tine
IL article and for sale by
june6 DEM0VILLE BELL.
LY.AVORING EXTRACrS--Lemon, Vanilla,
Il Rose, Celery, Orange, Pine Apple. Almond, &c.
juue6 DEMOVILLE & BELL.
physicians POCKET CASES OF Walls.
i Various patterns, received and for sale by
je6 DEM0VILLE BELL
TINEA, TEA.-We keep constantly op hand superior
l. article of Black and Green Teas which will war.
rant to be OF the best quality.
je6 DEM0VILLE BELL.
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B E L L H o U S E,
BEAVER DAM SPRING
hNOAVILLEs TENN NESSEEs
WILLIAM McTEER, PRoPRIEToR.

cJRSER OF MAIN STATE STREET
s Four Horse Mail Coaches leave daily at " o'clock
A. NJ for Montvale Springs. tjune Is If
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I'VE have ia received f0m New Yor< small lot of
w the above articles, in pound and halt and quarter
pound N, uds
Also, squsrs and Oval Bread ard chopping Trays,
Wooden Bowls &C., Patent and ConImSn ClOthes Pms.
may2s IA KESZIE 4 WILSON
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TTTE have just open small assortment Of PrArEo
w CAsToRs u Iri0us qualities aud aud handsome
Patterns which viii be sold for small sdvance upoa New
York list %
ALSO. Plated Spoons. Forks, Tea Spoons Cups. Gan
desticks, &C, &c AL Of which will be Old ct vsrv low
prices tmay221 MACKENZIE = MI sON
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Csorss NymAn ST. Oui-, An
Hon. ?. c. Johnson, Wasbi, gtOr, d @.
For farther particulars cuisr- appy 10 The PIN.
cipal. Miss NAhIt EASTMAN
tsl0-eOd 2m Media. D~fHwnrsG,o Pa
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DestrucIion ofernndn

VIRGIN. Nov 20, 1856.
Friend Pic-The steamer San Carlos arrived
here this morning, full of passengers and baggage,
from Granada, aud brings the news of the total
destruction Of that town. Granada il among the
things that were for by Gen. Walkers orders every
house has been buried or blown up. regret
shat did not go back in the steamer to witness
it. Is must have been glorious sight to such
an immense conaagraton. We coull distinctly see
the light on Saturday night, and the distance Le-
tween the two places is at least sixty miles.
Among the many churches visited during my
stay in Granada, was the San Francisco, an exceed.
ngly large and extensive building, with all its out
buildings complete, which were occupied by the u
Infantry, and said to be 800 years old. Many
portions of the carving and gliding ia fine
state OF preservation. The interior arrangements
were different from any church have ever seen.
There were no less than twelve to fifteen differ
ent affairs in it, all decorated in superior STYLE and
containing many figures of virgins and saints in
good preservation. 1t must have been a grand
sight to see that which has stood for generations
fall, as if it were thing of yesterday. | am told
the sight magnificent, but as reflect over II,
the regret has passed, and am glad did not wit
ness the destruction.
Virgin is at present the head quarters of the
army. The possession and occupation OF this part
OF the Department of Rivas is of far more impora
lance to Gen. Walker than the occupation Of both
Granada and Massaya. 1t is all important to his
army that the transit route should be kept open,
and by the concentration OF his army at this place.
he commands not only the transit route, but San
Juan del Sur, ST. George and Rivss. The latter
place no doubt will he attacked in a short time and
occupied by Gen Walker, which will then give him
the entire command of this Department, called, |
believe, the Meridional Department Of Nicaragua.
Yours truly, Il. L.
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The Aurora Gazette relates the following
incident: The other day couple of painters
were being hoisted up the steeple Of the new
stone church in this place by means of ropes
running through pulleys at the tor, when one
of the ropes gave way. letting down one end 81
the board on which they stood with the kegs
of paint, &c. a moment before, we had been
looking up, and Involuntary shuddered at tho
thought OF the dangerous position the men
were in. Turning again rs we heard noise,
We bebeld man falling hesdlong with his
hands ou,spread, distance of 90 feet from the
ground. With cry of "man killed. we rush
ed TO the foot of the steeple. expecting TO find
a mArgled mass of flesh aud bones bat what
was our astonishmentto End that the man after
falling half way, bad caught on thestone work.
On casting our eyes up, there we beheld him,
looking a. his torn clothes, the contents Of the
kegs Running down the sides OF the steepls
ppOn him. For a momento or two he seemed
stapiied with fright; bat bis frst words we're
"Wslif fH % darBca u amt copsrsd az 0ssr
wifA paiEt"
HE escape from instant death was hardly
less miraculous than the GOODNESS be exhibited.
HE companion caught hold d tie rope and
saved himself.
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The New York Tribune says that fully 20, 900
song-birds of various kinds are sold in that city
every year. The bulk Of these birds are canaries,
the trade Of which is entirely in the hands Of five
Europe about the let Of August to make their pur'
chases, returning to New York in the course Of
two or three months. During their absence they
travel through the Hsrtz Mountain, purchasing
from the peasants, who raise them as pastime,
their stock Of canares lnnets, 6nohes, blaekbirds,
thrushes and other song-birds. Males are sold in
the mountains for 81 to 81 rs each The importers.
have recently returned with portion Of their
stocks, and it is estimated that Il. 900 birds are
now in the city fOr-sale.
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dragged along after its triumphal car
Southern men who went to Kansas to aid
in maintaining Southern rights there, are
abandoning the territory in disgust, leaving
it to the sure operations Of squatter sov-e
reignty by which the North viii triumph,
and modern democracy be glorifed and
strengthened. How long win the South
be misled? 1t is time that she was cutting
herself loose from the leaders who have
paltered with her rights and interests.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-20

INLAND SHIPMENT OF CoIN.-The Adams
Express Company have received orders from
the Treasury Department, for the transfer of
100000 gold coin from st. Louis to New Or
leans, and 81, O00, 900 in silver coin and bullion
from the latter city to Philadelphia. Within
the last four years, this Company has transfer
red for the q. S. Government eighty three mil
lions of dollars, in coin, and never yet have
sustained the loss of one dime in the operation
ON the contrary they have credit of excess
Of weight on amounts delivered.
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The News from Nicarnrun.

We repubIish from the New Orleans
PidayUne of the 18th inst, interesting de-
tails of the recent battles in Nicaragua.
The feeble, halfcivilized races of the tro-
pics, it is evident, cannot stand against the
yigor and courage of the North If Wal
ker is supplied with ammunition and provi-
sions in sufficient quantities, we have no
doubt whatever of his ultimately driving
every invader from the soil of Nicaragua.
Bat, we fear, from the tone of the Picoyune,
that he is not thus supplied, and that his
position is really critical Our apprehen-
sions are quickened by the fact that Gen.
Hornsby, Walkers second in command,
arrived at New Orleans on the Texas, and
was there before the Pioayuns's article APP
peared. We copy from that article as fol-
lows
We wish we were sure of the suiiciency of
bis means for the absolute clearing of the State
of invaders. The accounts, which give glow
ing, and without doubt just report of the
bbIicS Vi UiiIldub dCtiOucf uo sun uuOOi .
tain as the amount Of hostile force still in the
country. That il is not Insignificant we are
compelled 10 infer, from the destruction of
Granada measure defended as one of mill.
tary precaution, in order to prevent its falling
into the hands of the enemy. The danger must
have been clearly apprehended, and one of no
light importance, to justify measure of such
extreme energy as the total destruction of
town of the magnitude of Granada containing
not only large number of private dwellings
and a great amount of private property, but
public buildings and costly churches, OF i'm
mense value. We cannot believe that such
destruction would be either voluntary or wan
ton; and if it be justified by a military neces>
sity, we must believe the hostile troops still in
Nicaragua to be neither few nor insignificant,
and this opinion is strengthened by the sc>
counts of the difficulty and obstruction which
was met with in the act of destroying the city.
While therefore we recognize in the brilliant
achievements of Walker and bis army, incon-
testable proofs of their superiority whenever
they can bring their adversaries into action we
must wait for further advices 10 be satisfied
that he has not yet an embarrassing multitude
to deal with, and that he has succeeded in
clearing Nicaragua of the great bulk Of the in-
vaders
The accounts leave affairs in a critical posi-
ton, which will make the next news to be
looked for with much anxiety.
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hfst nights the attack in the resrs the second day
and the charge upon the mortar battery, the thru
and am informed that each of these attacks was
made By different set Of men, under command OF
different officers. Il has been positively sseer-
tanned that the enemy were reinforced by 900
Guatemalans the day after Gen. Walker reached
Masssya.
Among the officers killed was Lieut.. Tyler o.
Gwyn; lieutenant Of artillery. whose name could
not learn. Badly wounded, Capt. NJ. A. Fraser
(since die6;) Lieut.. H. C. West, badly wounded
in the leg; Col. Sanders, in the hand and thigh;
and others slightly.
Yours truly, u. T.
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SHERTFF,S SALE.

DY virtue cf writ Of CeHdi0Hi srp0Hd8 directed
- and delivered fpm the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson county Tennessee, a. its September Term, 1856
will expose to public sale the highest bidder for cash.
at the Court house yar gate in the city Of Nashville
Saturday, the 2Oh Gay December 1855 all the rght title,
claim, interest and estate which = Patterson then
or may have since acquired in and to the following CRIB
ed tract Of land in Davds county, the waters Of
Whites Greek 2lst District, and bounded the est ami
North By the land Of VIM. 3. Ewing the East by the
and OF the Poor House, the South by he land Of the
heirs Of Wm. Ray deceased containing fyhree acres,
and being the dover Of Mrs Harriet Kirkpatrick he
lands of her former husband, NJ Patterson deceased the
interest OF said r. s. being eYerOnary interest OF
the heirs Of ms deceased aher, Pa teron being levied
the property II z. 4 Patterson satisfy judgment
rendered f,yor Of A. Price Executor Of Price,
ceased, against r 5. Patterson and w. g. Powell.
J. L. EONONDSON, Sheriff.
nov2i-u 4t BY K Pay. d Sheriff
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SHERIFFS' SALES.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue ola writ # UsHdjtiORi epORds directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Davidson County Tennessee, at its September Term 1886
will expose public sale the highest bidder ca h.
at the Court house yard gate in the city of Nashville
saturday, tn goth LAY Of December 1856 all the right title
claim, interest and estate which r. 3 Patterson then had
may have acquired in and TO the following de
scribed piece parcel of land. the Of Whites
Creek in the 2st District Of David county, bounded
the West and North By the lands Of VIM B. Ewing the
Fast by h land Of the Poor House. and the
the Ian ofthe heirs OF VIM Ray, deceased containing y
three acres be the dover Of Mr Harriet Kirkpatrick
in The lands # her former husband Mathew Patterson
interest Of said r. S being reversonary interest OF
the heirs Of his deceased father Mathew Patterson being
levied the property Of S. Patterson to satisfy
Judgment rendered in favor Of Henry Mathews aga asst r.
). Patterson. J. X. EDMUNDSON Sheriff.
ngy2l-w4t Ry KryDRED RAY sheriff
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- ennannshIp

DAEENr5 who si-h % DO "a, can hsse their cdsIa
ssught wiring duraE Ms chrissnas Hodsys - Ns.
DolBsAk, a. The saloon q Wesss raoupsoa, a. CaeR
Street.
r D. has also HrrAnged he hours that p1ps Who
nd AZ other sch oois Affeaa BIS classes sts2t
ing their reslfA tons IN ofh4T institnti8ns.
fAose who yah % ion his classes sh5ad ate eArlY ap
ploaton The s~ats beus Fapl4iy sd kAeh ~
~ ushs srPar4sey and he ha1oa entirely qaitf
Ladies sss nAhia dsuFhsa ihAn thxy waat
be ifrteciv a. lesseas IL their esn pAFiaFs.
dee,o-u ssaa
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NHEREFE,S SALE.

Arts Brown Jas. W. Felts ct al
DY virtue writ Of Ueld. a.. me directed and de-
ID vered from the Honorable Circ1it Court OF Davidson
County, Tennessee at its September Term 1856 will e-
pose to pubic sale 10 the highest bidder for ash at the
Court house yard gate in the city Of Nashville on Saturday
the Goth day Of December 1885, all the right, title claim
interest and estate which Jas W. Felts then had or sy
have since acquired in to the follow de cbe
~ wits being part OF Lot No. Y in Bach Wlitesiss'
addition to the town Of Nashville Jackson street. viz y
ing between the part Of The lot which conveyed
by Jno Erwin to Ralph Hughes and Cha lotte Miller,
from ing 81 feet Jackson street, running hack 20 feet
registered in he Registers Office a Davidson County
Be k No % page 50I being levied as the property Of
James W. Felts satisfy Judgment rendered in favor
Aris Brown against the said Felts.
JNO X EDMUNDSON.
n0V20-w4t BY z. r. GLAsCOCK, Deputy Sheriff.
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IMPORTANT TO THn LADIes.--Bonnsls are again
10 be worn spon ths head. letter from Paris
sayE al pressus there i al the imperial coast sn
oFFaaiEed cruaais against shs small bonnets nos
worn BY she ladios. IL IL Wished 10 give them
rifclmfsrence mors IN harmeny wish that Of shs
crinolinea. fhia Is Why some q ths gaesls have
appeared IN velvet bats slth lsFse efimhs. "a The
kngssh si.c, called chapeaas De Ailisnss.
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RUSH OF AMERICANS TO IrALr-The Marscil-

RUSH OF AMERICANS To ITALY.-The Marseil-
les correspondent ofthe ,JoUrRalof Commerce, says
"The torrent of Americans continues TO pour
towards Italy. Nee, Genoa, Florence, Rome and
Naples all have their colonies of Americans, while
a number Of families have located for TIE winter
in the beautiful town OF Hieres, situated OH a little
Island, about thirteen miles from ToulOn. Heres
is becoming great resort for nvalids Of 81 lands
and climes and last winter more than one-eieht
Of the entire population was composed Of resident
strangers. For invalids, in many respects, it is
superior to any place in Italy, or Malta but is
more expensive than either Rome or Naples The
cheapness Of living in France, was once a matter
Of proyerb, but the times have sadly changed 10
this respect and at this moment il costs more TO
live in MarseHes, than ia London
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JUST rs sRAsoN.

fxYE now Tpsning lAeEe avocs Sens and Rslas
rcrelsee pr steaner hbbAfd eaas4ssins part 81
tsFnlsin4 Pistea nsae ~ eeit Allies, arnef aad ks
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Taafs aass. ss Barrels All ns4hieksFrri sasi esas
nsnefse,afta b Assz hArsasa. kse, coiip CarslFy
f.steis. By. shikLIA
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LNOR RENT.- That desirable STORE ROOM adjoin-
i ting my office on Cherry street, FOR the 1851
Also, that desirable DWELLING Cherry street
South Of Broad, containing or rooms and viii be
put in thorough repair. Apply 20 Will. BOYD,
does so Cherry street.
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n o u I C. r.

TURKS ISLAND SALT.-tO6O bags Turks Isl
Il aud salt in store and for sale low to close.
dec6 H. 3 FRFNCH A SON
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ApnINIsTRAToR,s SALE.

WILL proceed TO sell at public sae, Saturday the
goth inst, ct the late residence Of JOHN THOMAS,
decd three and hall miles from Nashville, the North
east side Of Cumberland river above The aatn turnpike,
al the personal psrishable effects Of the said Thomas
consisting OF horses large number of CATTLE stock and
pork hogs Sheep &C. wagons CARTS Sc with running gear
Household and Kitchen Furniture family utensils, Diste
~ fixtures, Apple P Peach and Apple Grindera lsrge
quantity OF toru OATS SCI aud varous other articles too
numerous 10 be mentioned.
TERMS-AH le7s than $40 In cash, al $50 on
credit Of six MONTHS with note ard undOubtOd security.
DELILAH THOMAS, AdmnistratrX.
dec'O,-td. OF JOHN THOMAS, Deed.
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SUSPENSION OF LARGE CAPITALIST IN PHILADEL-
PHIA.-Pierce Butler, Esq, heavy capitalist of
Philadelphia, most known to the world as the huss
band Of Fanny Kemble Butler, suspended payment
on Thursday. lie has been large dealer in Stocks
for some time past. The Philadelphia Ledger, Of
Friday, says:
One or two small futures have been reported al
New York, as the result of Mr. Titles failure, and
one is reported here, though not in any wav con-
nected with the failure of the great bear of New
York. The failure of the gentleman, alluded to,
of this city, glad to be Informed, is not
likely to be more than temporary suspension his
immensely valuable real property greatly exceeding
his liabilities, which were we are told grow out OF
reproductive, If not injudicious specuations in
undeSelopsd coal lands, coal companies, SC.
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18Th CIrcuit-Lavy.
MAkRIEn.

O. p Head vs. NJ. & 1cMinnvilIe r z Co, r. W Case,
garnisheeOpinion BY Judge Harris reversing judgmen
below, and rendering judgment here aga - garnishee.
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ITO FUNERAL UNDERFAKERT in the city and country
L CRANES PAT INT METALLIC BURIAL CASKETs can
be had Wholesale or Retail, BY spplyins to
ID. ~ . RUSSELL Agent.
AIR. L. WE4KLEYs corner Broad and Front Idec19