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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-27
AHIUSEEIENTS.

THEATRE.-Mr. Proctor takes n benefit
at the theatre tonight, it being his last
appearance but one. On this occasion,
the romantic drama, adapted from the
original text of Alexandra Dumas, en-
titled Ambition, or the Tomb, the
Throne and the ScaHold," will be pro-
duced FOR the first time in this city. Mr.
Proctor impersonates Elthel@ood, Mar
quis Of Durham aud Earl Of Derby, and
Mrs Bernard, Catherine Howard. The
performances close with the farce of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter White. The engagement
of Mr.. Proctor has, thus far, been omi-
nently successful. The theatre has
been full every night. This is due 10
the intrinsic merit of the performances.
Tie has come fully up TO the great ex-
pectstions which were based upon his
reputation, and he has been wellsus-
tanned by the excellent company o.
Messrs. Dulisld & Flynn. There will
scarcely be standing room tonight for
those who go late.
Ga Monday evening Miss ane CoOmbs,
an actress of sterling worth, will make
her bow on those board, in conjunc-
ton with the beautiful Mile Zoe, the
celebrated dsnseuse, and the distin-
guished pantomimist, Mr.. Yates.
NEW THEATRE.-Cubas, glorious, di-
vine Cubas, is up for a benefit tonight
at the New Theatre. The entertain
iainments for the evening are the Happy
Man." a "Grand Spanish Dance by
Cubls, Ximines, and corps de ballet, and
the drama Of the "Wept of Wish-tOn-
Wish"--s splendid bill. We're it pos
sible to crowd more people into the
house than there has been during her
engagement, they would be there.
Many seats have already been engaged.
The CmCUs.-It is announced that the
Circus closes tomorrow night--that the
big tent will be struck-the ladies, the
men, the horses, and all, depart for other
scenes. The knights of the Pad and the
Trembling Tan have worn well; and
we're they to remain, would still be the
centre of attraction. But they are bound
10 go, and we may expect the last exhi-
billions to the most successful of the sea-
son. The people will flock TO have their
farewell pleasures, and the artists will
vie with each other 10 maintain the good
Impressions made. The old clown
be is always "old"-sO he came into this
breathing world" how the young folks
will miss him when he is gone! He will
long live in their memories,
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SURGEONS FOR CoLoRED TRoOPs. - The
Medical Board for the examination Of
applicants for Surgeons and Assistant
Surgeons OF Colored Troops meets in
this city, in the rooms opposite the Con-
vslescent Barracks, Cherry Street. See
the advertisement of the President of the
Board in another column.
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What fairy like music" was that
which in the still watches of Wednesday
night, fell so gratefully upon the half
unconscious ears of sleepeTs on Spruce
street suddenly aroused from their
dreams? What band was it? The
thanks Of those for whom the serenade
was intended is hereby given.
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The attention of the public is directed
10 the advertisement of McMullen &
Gates, No. 2G Cherry street, successors to
Allen & Go. They have in store a very
large and well assorted stock Of station
cry, books, pens, pencils, and ether goods
which they will sell low. Give them
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The n. Y. Posts Washington cores
pendent says that Messrs. Davis, Web
ster, Thomas and Cresswell of the Mary
land delegation in the House may de-
cline TO enter the Administration caucus,
but who will vote for its nominee. There
are, says the writer, ten others who say
the same.
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Gallery of Fine Arts,

CORNER OF UNION AND COLLEGE STREETS.
For fine life-like Ambrotypes, Photo
graphs, from life size down to Carte de
Visite, executed in the highest style OF
the art, either plain or cOlOred, call at
the above establishment, the largest and
most extensive in the Southwest. Al
buns, carte pictures of the Generals Of
both armies, in great variety, always on
hand. Call and see the finest and largest
collection OF pictures in the city.
Respectfully,
Il. +. SALESMAN,
Successor TO Q. G. Giers.
Oct, l8.-3m,
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A SAFE AND CHEAP WAY TO SEND YOUR
MONEY HoME.-A. G. Sanford & Co., at
Merchants Bank, 80 College street,
Nashville, Tennessee, will furnish Officers
and Soldiers checks in amounts to suit,
which can be cashed at par in any Nor
thern city or town. nOV8-d1m
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At the Gold Pen Depot, AZ North
Cherry street, can be found good vari-
ETY. Of Watches, gold and plated Lockets.
Pocket Knives, Stationery, and Pens of
every description.
noy2jG f.. l.. TARBox.
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CnInred NerYnrts.

Persons desiring Colored Female Ser
wants, can be furnished, by calling at the
headquarters of the Commissioners for
the Organization of United States Color
ed Troops, 80 Cedar street. I2w.
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FATAL AcoIDEST.--On Thursday night
last, about seven o'clock, Mr.. Ira A. Pol
ley, member Of Co. E., 14ih Michigan,
accidentally shot and killed himself, the
ball entering bis right 81 le below the ribs
and passing through the Columbia
(7enn.) Sentinel 21st
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BENEFIT OF Nix MAREs-A cOmpli-
mentary benefit, rendered by citizens
aud Lake & Co., to Mr. Msrks, will take
place at the Circus tomorrow night, the
Circus closing with that entertainment.
On this occasion Me-. Marks will apPesr
in his original act of Pete Jenkins, or the
cOuntryman's first visit to the circus, 3
most amusing performance. lie wall also
introduce his wonderful musical instru-
ment denominated the Cat Piano, the
only one in the country.
n. B-Twenty- five cats wanted an
mediAtely.
n. B. No. Persons intending 10 go,
are requested to brace themselves well,
30 as TO prevent death from laughing, q
very imminent danger.
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We print on our fourth page a number
Of the general orders Of Maj. Gen. Grant,
for which we are indebted to the courtesy
If Assistant A. G. 7. S. Bowers.
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AGENTS WANTED.s.s2 positively
made from 20 Cents.-sOmething urgently
needed by every person. 10 samples cent free by
mail for 30 cents that retails for So, by
Z. L. WOLCOTT,
10 Chatham Square, New York.
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We are informed that some thirteen
hundred rebel prisoners arrived here
Last night from the front
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-27

TIE RIvER-There were seven feet
water on the shoals yesterday, the river
still rising.
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Weare again under obligations to w
e Collier for newspaper fsvors.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-27

Yesterday was lovely day. We are
clad to say that it was generally OBJ
served as q day of thanksgiving.
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INTEREST Nc TO TIE Wives OF PRIs-
oSERs.-The wives of prisoners in the
hands Of the Confederates will be pleased
10 hear that the War Department has re-
vtved the cid rule to pay 'hsn the money
Ave N ttss. hnsh., -
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We arc indebted TO Mr.. Joel Davis, of
Adams Express, for the latest Louisville,
Cincinnati, and New York dailies.
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ALSO,

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Dates, Almonds Filberts, BFaz and Peanuts, Ginger
Cakes Sugar and Butter Crackers Spce Nuts etc, at
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SO North Market Street.
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CandYg Oandy!!

A. NJ. Landsberg & Co., Wholesale
Sutler Supplies on corner Public Square
and Market street, have just received 80
Cases Extra Common Candy, which they
offer to the trade, before the Holidays, at
Eastern cost and carriage.
Call and examine it. noV9-tt.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Champaign, Sparkling and Still Cstswba Ginger and
blackberry Wines EAthRn's celebrated Union BtteTs
CataWba Brandy, Gin Cocktails (resdy made,) Rye
and Bourbon Whiskey, Ale aud Lager Beer, al
A. LOUIS Il Co,
SO North Market Street
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BlackwOOd's Magazine
AND THE g4
BRITISH REVIEWS.

The present critical state Of European affairs will
render these publications unusually dur
Ing tho tortleoslnE year. They will occupy a mlds
die ground between the hastily written news-itomR
crude 5Pecul1tiOns, and hying rumors Of tho daily
Journal and the pondeTous tome OF the future hIs
toran written after the Irving interest aud excite
ment of tho great political CVcuts If the time shall
readers must look for tho only really Nn6
reliable history Of current events and as such liz
addition to their vel esAbllshed literary scieutihc
and theological character, we urge them ur,on M
considerations Of the reading public.
Tho receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British publishes gives additional value to these
Reprints, inasmueh ~ they can now be placed ~
the hands Of subscrbOES about soou rs the origi
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A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!
Bargatnsl Bargains!I Bargains!!!

Bargatnsl Bargains!! Bargains!!!
IN consequences Of the ia.t. that all Cotton Goods
Il are advancing very rapidly, and the indications
that they viii very soon DO higher than at any
previous LImo, have purchased large aud splendid
stock Of Porel{n and Domestic Dry Goods, which
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and to which would respectfully invite the alton
tiOn u the public, as Intend selling the stock out
the Old sriees aud goods cheaper than
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Yours verv respectfully,
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1sDraBsr1oN AND 1MPuR1rYs OF THE BLOOD.
Ffdag Rep. ~. Hf1nes, Fastor Of Advet.t Church,
Boston.
DIR. AIER: I have used your Pills with extraord-
nary success in my family and among those am
called to visit In Distress 10 reRuate the organs
Of digestion and purify the blood they are The very
best remedy haVeeyer known, and can,con6dent-
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The Colonel Of the Oecona Iowa In.
fantFy ON Gen. futile.

The COlO0oI Oh the UoCo@0 lOW9 10s
fantry ON Gen. futile.
The Burlington Hapkeye publishes .
private letter from Col. j. B. Weaver, the
gallant Colonel of the End Iowa Infantry,
the regiment formerly commanded by
General Tuttle, from which we present
the following significant and patriotic ex-
tract {:
Truly this is momentous period in the
history of our country. Aperiod which
is trying the souls of men--an ordeal of
fire, which is to consume the dross and
refine the gold. And never in any period,
since the Prophet Daniel pillowed his
head upon the shaggy name of the lion.
has it been more important to the world
that the leaders of the people should De
men of unbending integrity. This is no
time for party trimmers or weak kneed
compromises. No time to elect man
to the highest Office in our State who is
afraid to write the name of the party that
has made him their candidate. Away
with such men. The people will brand
him "unsound ! unsound p
The sacri6cial jnnto that met at Des
Moines concluded to lay Mr.. Fisher upon
the altar. But he was not ardent enough
to want to die at present, so the High
Priests met together at your city to cast
lots as to who should suffer martyrdom at
this inauspicious period in the history of
their party The vote is taken and 10
the "New York Soldier" three best in
five All Dennis, and Dean, and Jones,
and Steward are not to die alone. Tut
tie considers it his "duty" to die with
them, and in October they will all perish
as did the good old Stephen-stoned to
death.
If Fox were alive, what an interesting
and thrilling supplement he would write
to his "Book of Martyrs But these
martyrs are not without their consolation.
They are not without higa authority in
carrying on this wicked crusade" Why
sir, the Bible says we must honor our faith
ers and mothers, and love our brothers
as ourselves, and yet Lincoln persists in
armiug the negroes, and thus compels
them to shoot down their white father:
in the Southern army This is a sad
picture, and, after fully and gravely view
ing it. came very near leaving the army
''for the same reason | went into it-DU.
~" But after further and more mature
reflection, concluded that "for the pres
ent would unite heartily in the support
of the Government"
should be much pleased to hear from
you often. The army is unit, and vii
so vote this fall. They are too intelligent
and too independent to be cajoled into
the support of doubtful men or parties.
| am, very respectfully, your obedien
servant,
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There are any preRerai sold ur4er the nsno II
Bifters. rot aF in gaaa eotties FuuHded Of the
cheapest vbi KEY ehra tu tuu, cn-7s from ~ to
- cents ger -aoa. The taste disguised 5y Anizs or
Corfauder Seed.
THIS class Of Bsters has csused I'D viii cen'rne -
cause long the, rst b satf. huhtsrls cs ne
lea tn Of GFun ssf SIS tefr ID svB &. keTk
eutinna ly tbe gf are sf Ale aoltc s. tm alats
the kIut The eee for ianaF crtaed aud
sept ~, I'D tar re-i AM The hsrrgrs aten ant up
on n draBkdrdf Is iif- at5 dtttf.
For those Is rs sire ana Will have Lioror Ritters
nblsh N. felfsaie 30. ttrt One BEETLE Of
Heofare'S GtFrsaa Filters ahd mix vito three Quarts
OF good Brandy or Whisky. Gud the result Rili o.
PR. tAton ~fi5 far excel medctu wy
md tue exe~ilesce snf ~ tae nr Lieuoi rers
ia he market. and cost EiHeh itsS- Voc Will we
all tha x Hcorards Filters connection with
good article oF LaGsF, al a. much less price than
these interior prelaf4llouS " I'll cost yoG-