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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26
n sToWsoNToWN, Md SATURDAY. AUGUsT 2e. 1865.
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10 s39''i'o 9'P E ACE. 3oA 2hl lo' H9iiH9
2g9H sn0NDioa9d ---l-Ld5ai 9ai ,THDa9aD9
:, {. LAND, of every land the best; ,s,,s fe,,.F
Land, whose glory shall increase;
Now in your Wbitest raiment drest ;sh9hIeJg4 ~
For the great festival of peace
9Ag 4hi9nHGnab 1915 .EiII1 5YI15l0Tr 2ui1l u
Take from, your flag its fold of gloom, 0 gaisasas1
And let it float undmmed above,
Till over all our wales shall bloom os3 l933l 9H
aoe The sacred colors that we love- f1eVy tqo4 faoa
On mountain high, and hilltop lows yEbTHta| ia
Set Freedoms beacon fires to burn; "a f--
Until the midnight sky shaIshow iVliii ,''i ~
i "A redder pathway than the morn. iod Oh nosn91s
J. Welcome with shouts of joy and pride, md9I 1isl
II Your veterans from the warpath's track; f,7;
You gave your boys, unframed, dntried;
q99You bring them men and heroes back! ifiW I5n
And shed notear, though think you must p ao'
With of the martyr'd band ~ ~ .34t,ff
Not even for him whose hallowed dust
hg Has made our praires holy landDq goo zoo $500
Though by the places where they fell, i'' ''oe
The places that are sacred ground, son obi ~
Death like a sullen sentinel. .c
~ PAGES his everlasting round!h h85ln3il- Aiot z
Yet when they set their country free
And gave her traitors fitting doom, .sin2S
They left their last great enemy. ff.t SAD, ,4qp
~" Baffed, beside an empty tomb.
Not there, but risen, redeemed, they go
9o5Where all the pathszare sweet with flowers; i'9'
They fought to give us peace but 10 .tgtp rror
They gained a1better peace than ours.
PHiEDE CARGO
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

HIS LAST Bow.L''My' dearest uncle"
says a humorous writer twas the most po-
lite ,man.in the world oiHe was making a
voyage on the Danube, andthe boat sunk.
MY uncle was Just on the point OF drown
ing lie got his head above the water for
once, took offhis' hat, and said, Ladies and
gentlemen, will you please excuse me 2
hnd,down hewent.nn i!Haot 500 fH9t978 oA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26


THE DRY UGAs-There are sever
al lislands Bearing the name of Tortuga.-.
The term is Spanish and signifies tortoise.
The ~Dry Tortugas" constitute an island
group and bank in the Gulf of Mexico,
about 100 miles westiof Cape Sable, ,inlBlor-
ida. There are ten islets or keys in all.--,i
They consist of coral formation, and have
little vegetation except mangrove bushes.
On one of them, known as "Bush key" and
Garden Key, light house has been erect
ed.a AT the beginning of the rebellion the
Government undertook the construction Of
Fort j eferson,. and sent thither refractory
persons-to work upon the fortifcations.---
They are too remote from any populated
place to enable prisoners to obtain means
Of escape too desolate to invite trading
vessels and all articles Of food must be
supplied by Government Transports. The
place furnishes a, secure rather than attrac-
tive place Of residence. This is where the
conspirators are confined. 81 otlg ps.a gqsg sd
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bHANDBILLS
County Advertisements
,HslId93 REMOVAL. aguro NJ
= GEORGE STEIBER.Ylao
B O,O5T05& SHOE M AkER
TOWSONTOWN,y x MDt;33 ,ae ggA
.ea L. or

~ Nf = Y. -. ~ - a
THEREBY informs the citizens of Towson-
I1L town and vicinity, sthatlhe has removed
his Boot and Shoe establishment from his re-
cent placeof businesB,Sto- the buf1din adj oin-
ing the post Office and Store Of M. NelsonC Coop
or, whore he will in the future pleased to9see
I all his friends and customers.
|. keep constantly on hand o varied .assort-
ment of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &C., for either
Ladies', Gentlemen or Children,
|, ALL OF MY OWN NbfANUFACTURE
which will be found as durable, and cheaper
7thancanBe procured in ltheicity of Baltimore.
Ilreturn my thanks for the very liberal pa
rtronage have heretofore received, and will
endeavor, by attention to- business, and moderl
ate charges, to merit eontinuanceo the same'
4 Of @ sidIssoq as GEORGE STE1BBR.a Q
I April 1yE6m. anedt .aLas 10 yah 9a5 9Sns7
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EySLet Us So order our conversation in
the world that we may live when We are
aeadlin the aheetiohsof the best and leave
an honorable testimony in the consciences
of the worst.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

ga Rhode Island lad, under examina.
tion by Connecticut schoolmaster, being
asked, How many Gods, are there 2" the 4
boy after scratching his head some time,
replied "I don't know how many you have
in Connecticut; but we have mono in
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

+ History oflthe Rebellion. .9mi
HISTORIC OF THE WAR.
EVNHE undersigned having procured an agen.
I i cy for this valuable work for q portion of
baltimore and Hartford counties win in a very
short time visit the people Of the county soiic-
itng subscriptions therefor 1twill be a true
andfaithful history of eventsas they have trans
pired since April 1861, until nearly to the pres
nent time. .vstmstga0 8 N5 sA ,SnhesuH
Hiwill be- published in two vols at $500 eachii
the first Of which will soon be delivered. .aand
the second Immediately after the close of the
WAR. Each volume wilEcohtain many Pagesiof
illustrationsof Battle scenes; dover forty por15
traits of officers prominent in the war, both
North and South. .,A00JhaH u I
+ Volume 1, containing sos pages, is already
prepared, and will be delivered by the Agents
after finishing the canvass in their several To-
cAlties. Vdhme ! Il will Sbe. Issued hSsoon
practicable after the close of the war, and will
contain about t 79G pages Of more, # necessary
F s,o asnotf EDWARD N,.TYRRELL,rT n
+ June s,ISb5.-ly.s l IN ~, : -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

"a The Pekin. Gazette contains Q report
from, the Chinese Government on the ex-,
tinction Of the rebellion, which ends with
the following words :A''It is, therefore,
most needful that thanks be offered to the
godsfor their assistance. Wherefore the
Board Of Rites is directed to, examine into
the services rendered by the different gods,
and report to u.s." L. --...iLll
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

/ CLAIMS OF STATES AGAINST THE GENERAL.
GovERNMENT.-Th following claims have
been fled bysthe several States with the
Treasury Department, under the act of
Congress of July 27. 1861, directing the
Secretary of the Treasury to refund to the
States the, expense properly incurred by
them in enrolling, spbsisting, supplying,
eqpipping, paying, transporting, &c, troops
sent to aid in suppressing the Rebellion:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26

Most of the expenses were incurred in
the first year Of the war, before the enlarge
ment and Reorganization of the quarter
masters and commissary departments to
suit the requirements fothe immense ar
mics had been completed 5Gf lsiH zo'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-26
: DR. 6t.a H. JARRETTt

T1ooo q = n edf m
yfFoRHEBLT SURaEaEa 7gH Mp,9K K04s.sl yd
TFAEINGz purchased the hate residence of.
5alDr. f. r. Tiaings. RESPECTFULLY offers his
Professional Services to the pnblicg Having
haa an ex perience Of ten yeArsin private pracz
tiee and two years and alhalf in the army he
hobes t6Be.able to give satisfaction toyaH those
who may favor him with aeeaiE 9dt 10 smsn o
June i7s IS65eazlg!si q 5iaH9g hun ss1u3.SfT
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JOB WORK: |:

Our office, besides one of Hoes best Power
Presses, is furnished with laagood Job Press and
all the necessary materials for executing plain
and fancy Job Printing with neatnessq and dis
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aalZ.N0 advertisement inserted for less than

F. By consolidating the two Baltimore county
papers, the UNIONhas the largest circulation of
any county paper in the State, and thus offers
superior advantages to advertisers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01
Vacant Lots.

A splendid vacsnt lot on spr1-e street, very nesr
church, adjoining the besuunl residence Of Judge
roster on ne sonth fronts 90 feet GA spruce ana
runs back 20 % McLernore street ] Is very con
Yenlentto the \. C.. r. x. Depot Terms EASY
Also, lot loo feet front on James street. tv aaB
ieet deep; Beautiful building ste Il; sdious the
properly snoWn as 8 aw'home,f owned ly Gu
gene Underwood. Price, s. per frof, casr.
Also, beautiful Tot o. ground running through
irom NoeEe . Market street. SuHia Nashville
very neF lhe line Of tla Street il - f-anis a1ts
fee, on both streets.
Also, sch-lce Dos en- Colie-e street. opposite En-
gine Huusc No 2; very valtfshle
Also, Is ieei o., ground on Wuodsnd street Edge
heid near where Dr.. shsiiys h-uss formerv
stood.
Also large number OF osher lots and houses n
the best psrts Of the town; also. good many lots
yet uusold IN Rsmssv's addition. Those los srs
beng ngpidly improved.
We have a lsrge number OF oIegsnt lots rnrtaifa
or building business houses sud dwellings on. IN
various parts Of the ciiy.
I35 Feat Of vscan, rr0urd opposite the oFa-
male Academy, near the Nashville snd Chzlis-
NJ oga Rsiirosa, for gsle.
choice LOT fronting leo Zee. on Russell street.
near Tulip street church
Two Los each 81 feet 'front.' on Easssl sireet. by
~ dsen- Very convenient % Che Wire Hsi-ge.
Lot fronting 50 feet on FaIheflani street. hv
10 deep. Ne-y nesr the Wire BRIDGE
Two Lots between RCssell ana Fsthsrlsnd Streets
tronung 40 feet each On Oar, - 100 deep
choce Los, fronting G6 teei on Fathssl7ul and
running back 10; % a good neirhhorhoQa
Two Lots on Faihsrsud, esch fronting so feot tv
10 joining uscsr BohTe's prorsrty.
Two Lots on FafheIiaud. opposite Oscar Bohrne'=
property, esoh Sd hy 10 feet
A ehoee Lol, frouung 90 fees On Russell street.
oy ITO deep. edolnlrT A. n Dim, and very eouve-
nient TO the Wire Brdge
A Lot Ca Russell street s37-nfnr = C-a--r-- {
ham, fronts 90 BY 10 feet
Eight Acres Of the very hest gsrsen land, front.
County rosi
Eghi o. len Lots lyHg south o. Shelby Avenue.
A lsrEe number 81 Lois n RsnssyE Addition. I
ND uafsS otnsss, heaRiliuiiy locsiet snd vAnahs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01

Remaining at tie NasaDilis Post Office,

Remaining al tie NasaD"te Post OVtce,
wednesday, Spr- 1. 1865.
The List Of unoallod for Letters has been
assigned TO the Nashville UNION, by Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, as the
n,rer having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING the army
AL letters advertised are subject % an extra
.tl,s,e al one cent Per ous caluug iot Them Nlll
NC L. prepared with The neces try charge
fs.rY.s caihae iof these letteTs fiii please ray
- nc advertised, and give Che daie OF list
All letters not taken ont 30 one month WIZ DE-
.,f y, fts ti,slert Post Office a. dc1rl letters
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A farm ofl2s acres in Sumner county, miles
from Gataun "a ac es cleared, balsnce heavily
umbered and vel Watere6; land Of mr. rate quality
has good country house with rooms snd other
improvements. Price, Si6UUfor the trsct.
Also, 5o,u0Jacres Mineral and Goa Lands on
Cumberland Mountains; has any amount Of the
very lest timber on 10.
Algo, q nice tile fern Of acres, well watsrei
and well improved, at Hendersongille, l6mes nom
Nashville, on tee J. & n r. r. Has on % a splen-
did spring and well; the place veil iucosed. Price
g $50 cash
Also, farm Of 800 acres ofvery rich land lyiug
on Spr NJ Creek Madison countF, West Tenuesses..
II miles nom Jackson, at the iu erseCtion OF two
good pixies. Improvements first rate. VIII be sold
IN a body or in tracts 10 sutpurchssers. Pnce $50
per acre
Also, one ofthe best and most highly improved
farms IN the Stale teaDuidlly locsteiion tins side
Harpeth uyer, opposite Frmklu, Tenn, Is miles
from Nashyille, contains - acres improvements
Of the FIRST order. Can be bad al % bargain ID sold
immed stely. .-..-. .rr
A Yarn or 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike; soil rich, well enclosed with g1Cd
cedar ience .sp.endld.y Watered; fcur hundred
ares cleared. balsnce vel tmbeTedw with cedar and
other oWth; two residen es on ,he plaee-One
with rooms, the other with ToCms-bot1 With
good outAouses, &c. 81.
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sAbIARI-AE's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Punhsr ard Rsmsdy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOMS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
--l EASES. &c.

an's Root and Herb Juice is lhe most potent GER
Js.a ard sfeciHsi remedy ever prescribed % reach
e. 5ui 9rieatss every particle Of the Ys1areal poi
son, so that The cure Ia ihor0ueh alt permanent
lsze then tbi purifying remedy ani ne hsalei
snd do not transmit 70 our postGuty that for winch
you may repent 10 sitter years
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be- pronounced incursfle, the
samarit.u's Root aud Hertz Juices WIH remove
every veshgP OF Impurities frnn The system, 81 ven
a. a the bad ELECTS Of Mercury.
FFMALEsft FEMALEgfl
In manY affections with which numbers OF re-
males suffer, the Root and Herb Juicez lsrnost hap
ply sisptedi % tlceuted Uterus, "a Whites IN
bearing doEu, Falling of The Womb, Deb iIty and
for all compaiiHts inr.aent 10 the sex. sent uy ex-
press. Prce, 81 per bottle.
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Brjck Cottage with3 rooms. on Russell street,
vsry nesr ne ware Bridge, and M an excellent
! nelShooThood. Puce, $500 cash.
Also, another nice Brick Cottage on woodland
street. still more convenieu. to the Wire Bridge,
and very v3luab e has rooms, store room anu
porch good oistern, etc. Price, $3.50 cash.
Also, house and LOT on Woodland street house
contains rooms Lot fronts 100 ieet by liO fee
deep good shade etc Pnce, 5000; one-thrd
cash, balsuce Ia snc . years. m
A House on Bell street, with rooms. Lot fronts
20 ieet by Z5U deep, good eastern. Proc $3.50.
A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good size; good Clsterui porch mont aad
rssr. Lot fr0nts Sc feet by I71 1eep sltustyd near
shelby Park, aud very convenient % the Wre
Bridge Price $500.
framed House with s roou's gnd ball, porch N
front, well shaded snd web enclosed Lot Eobi %
feet on woodland I7h feet deep; joins he residence
oil Mr. Dury. tECe 5000.
brick House with 8 rooms, en- Herman street,
lot 50 eet by 10 Good cisIern and g8rdes, al sea
enclosed, Price SS5O0
A House on Shelby street, with good rooms,
kitchen, cellar, sni Jod clstern. Lot 10 feet ~
us. PAIGE S6o00 cash
A frame Bouse en- GaHaiin pire with sly rooms,
kitchen, outhoUses aud an excellent Cistern well
enclosed. Lot % feet by 10. Price SS6on.
framed House on Gallstin Pike, with rooms,
ouihouses, lumber shed, and an excellent clsteIu.
Lot 100 ieet by 10. Terms $500
Large two-story Brick residence. with eight
rooms, on Russell ST., near ''lulp street church "
lot fronts lu1 feet ty 40 feet deep. 6Oad kitchen,
citiefn, ETC. aud vel enclosed. inprog fmants 10
eHeeilent condition, and one OF the hss locations IA
Edgefeld.
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Oysters, Canned Fruits.
PREgERVEs. MACKEREL,
Sardines, Etc,
''' Pickles. Etc.

109ooO Henrv Clay SisArs.
5000 Perfection" 30
So COJ Figaro" 10 IN vboIe amt half bores,
5000 Zip Top" 10
5000 Tycoon" do
5000 ANDREW Jackson Cigars.
10000 "W z Wsr" 40
5pOpJ star Of the West . do lysry final
$1,000 Washington do
$4,000 AssortAd Brands.
% Hall butts Pocahontas pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco
40 Caddies strawberry quarters Tobacco.
90 teus do
60 " "may Apple" do
20 Butts Navy do
100 CsdJes black tens do
Sunny Side, SseaJ Oven and Dew Drop, Fine Cut
Chewing lcuaccO.
Fine Cut killik'nuick Smokiug Tohacco, IN pound
bsles ami Weed 10 whole and half harr-ls.
We are the sole Agents for NJ Beck's
popular
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Samaritan s Wash,

L.. IN csse Of syphilis, used in conjunction vI.h the
Root ana Herb Juices. Full lirecuous, Price thy
Cents.
The efHcscy Of these remedies Is alike acknowI-
edged ~ physicians sui psue1ts. fhaY are used
in he z. s. Hospr.is, and BY theirfaa merit have
gIine3 ne sprrunguonof the most abie surgeons
Patient take nulCel The Ingredient sra known
% Tire physicians wac use them, as you WIl see oy
the following.
hogT HusITTaI, FoEr MAngHaUE ,
Baltimore. Feb. g. 1854
"l have great Satisfaction 10 stating tual have
o. 81 "Ihe samautan's RFmedies" iofE aatreal
J ise7se IN lie most customary Forms thsf Z have
Used them with Isdgmpnt- discretion. ami proper
Nv, ana have iound tnem respond o. roy aldcIpa-
90 promptly sDd eiiectu9i y. knowing their
composition, I have the fullest confluence In their
eiisary, snd as Gar - my use of them extends. /
recommend them strongly
ALFRED C. BOWERs
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Fols
Rfa1e-, here b pr0cf positive Of ihe Vaiua q
these .rHy y7iuailf prepas.-lons- Inc OLD RI keu-
5 gndd gushing drugs have 20 give way 70 rene
.lHs purely feeeis-ae, sessaai % che taste, End
soldby WJ&cW SMITH. pruzFzts.
Cor. Church ana Vine streets. hashydie
DESMOND 6 CD, Fropusf0fs
yia haee street. l'lIiadeishia, Pa sep2l-6Hl
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uAVfNG raEgesied to the Clerk If III f,,-,,.,.
II GosfIt Of smith County. the iasoirene, IN -,
estate 0f I. J. Souros. deceased j h.-,s,s. ,,st-
~ persons hsgins els rs as usi SD sssfss Il AZ
ucaeei, BY the 18Th 3 va Febsasry re,f 49,.
pa q sad estate, o. they VI - lasevsr h---sl
THIS AuEust, lS6s RH q eHfrTp
eciss-SF Erecuior Of L, J. squifes, dec'a.
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Nashville Property.

An elegant story Briel, Residence, No. 80 Cher
ry street, next door TO ''Weil-r House. containing
10 rooms Lotfronis 40 feet, by $50 deep. One q
the beet places in tue ity.
Also good Frame House with rooms, on South
Summer street, in good condiuon. Price mod
era e,
A Good Brick Residence, No G. Line street,
with nine rooms; gas fixtures s through the house.
Good outhouses and stable, sl in good condition.
Lot Al by $50 feet Price very moderate.
AlsO-A Brick Store-house. No q Broad street.
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
high, Is feet by IS A most excellent stand, and is
iTee from tsXauou.
AlsO-A eommadious Brick Dwelling. corner O.
McLemore and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen So th
rooms and lumber room. Lot fronts 46i7 isst on
Gay, oY y deep. SPLENDID water snd beautifully
shaded, yart we'll enclosed. Puce $40
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Notice to DistilIers.

TrSrvrp srArEs HrEytI REvEsrE
ro,rr~4oeir 0FfGer sEcosh iIsT. % TE1s
sssavlLLE Oct. ls, isf5
THEREAFTER, no distilled spirts w aieTed
III - - gold or renewed rom dlstIlary Hitfl7ut
- f-fr.r Inspected snd branded. Every violation
80 Internal Eeysnua laE IN TINS respect VIII s1u.
..ft ,a rariies % hesvy fines snd penaiiest which
viii - rgidlv enforced IN sfeTy lnsin'e No iur-
- 1,orss al ta gwen The lsW must he under
sfy,ld ana compiled win. q. l. AOkN ELL,
octlAlm toilectrr.
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CO, rs-rr soat s. EENTucKT,r row
' 'i4 Z 49, 4 -eer Lssse. e oferet g a hsrfsln.
she :. 80 80 80 ~. -. S.. = goo &c,
assn - EuTLER a GBEENWDOls 4
~ General Aesuis. % y. Cnsrrr So
srrgs-u P, U. Box ssa.
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OUR Car aai Elies Tor ear per ~ 49,.
" siaued % eInhra-e 2s7 f'e.fi - f....a
shir8-d rsl'ar a.. .fars Iats are bushels Or 90
Pould Baueis r..--sfs ~r-fv ,.ff
IN snd afer to-day ss7 P1lna - - 49,
D. shipusd e. 'fara-ear losa - ~ -
li..-,eI 4, .-,-s l.r1H.1f f.ll- l'flea 80 t'
-. = 7, - ald ca 1.s ieaut
iiiaIz NeiEla % 81 ri. EHiNG.
GenFral Fresh 5sEenL
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For Sale the following Farms
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.


A farm of2s scres Of good land. miles from Che
city, near the SeWHrt's Ferry Pike, wen fenced aud
Also. aspIendid farm Of acres, miles from
Nashville near stones river P Ike 40 acres cleared,
balance heayi Uimbered. Land yerVlich
Also arm Of $50 acres ofhne land 8 miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Has good
country improvements on u so acres heavily
umbered Pnce, $50 per scre.
Also arTn Of 1874 scres, 81 miles iTmO O. e city
On the Buena Vista fike; 81 sores cleared balance
| heavily timbered; spleDddly watered soil ve-y
rich, viii be soldina body or divided to suit pur-
| chRsers.
| Also, farm 70 acres. arnHes from the city and
4 mile from MuIfreesb0ro Pike. Splendid and and
| has some good timber on il. .Itl
I A Yarn OF sixty acres good lsnd-lO acres in
/ timbar-three mules from the city, on tha County
4 roal, between tne ClaTks7Iile sad Brick Church
/ tlt- Price 5000.
I Farm Of 1917 Acres, miles from the City,
ca The ''NeelY'z Bend" Pile uue-half OF the tract
| Il cleared balance vel tmb7Ted. h8s ON it a tWO-
| story brick residence Win SIX coed Ioains, gdcd
| kitchen, statle ADD her opthouses. The isfin is
/ nnely Watered, and Is enclosed Wth o good caltsr
| fence. ...
| A Farm Of 81 acres, o. stones RIVER Pike, 8
miles from the city, on NIL creek-opposi Smiths
| Mil About two- thrds Of Il 40 Hch bottom Lard
| and well Watered.
! A Nice Little Farm Of l655 Acres, four and a
haf miles from the city. on the Whiuas creek pike
/ our acres IN timber. Place well WateIed.
| A Splendid Farm containing 400 Acres, FIVE
| miles rom Nashviile, on the Nashville and ChatA-
! n0ogs railroad at Glen Clffe Depot, and hlill
| creek. The land IS very rich, spiendldy w7tered
/ and beautifully located. This is one Of thu best
/ GRASS FARMS ID Davidson county, and is pecu-
liar adapted 10 raising Stock. On the p'sce il a
| rsiiroad switch, sed near by is a very large sand
bank bang splendid place for an extensive Brick
Yard There is two story brick residence, with E
/ framed addition, coniaining7 rooms, also kitchen
| and out-houses, good barns, stables, &c, ana an
| Orchard Of 1000 choice Fruit Trees.
| A Nice Little FAtm Of II Acres four and a
| half miles from the city, ON The DickersOn Pike.
| Has framed house with four rooms, 0ut-housea snd
stable. Land very rich, excellent water. Prcs
/ 81, 500 cash.
| Octl5-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01
MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor 81 Patentee,

Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor q Patentee,
It is unequslled as q Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BBST work,
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made at the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
pervision ofthe President of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE, Jr the original
inventor of the Sewing Machine.
Duplicate parts of Machines CON
stanay on hand.
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed A4S
RSrLiberal inducements offered to
Agents.
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