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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-08

FARld OF 572 ACRES, on the Annapolis and
IL Elk Ridge Railroad at the station known as Pa
tuxent urnace, two and a-haf miles from junction
tuxent river 400 under cultivation, and the
balance in young timber. The land is of excellent
quality and the site unsurpassed in regard to health
and scenery. Two apple orchards and other fruit
trees are on the place. An unsurpassed water power
site for factory with and mill-dam complete,
formerly used for a large iron furnace. Improve
ments consist of large and substantially built Man
sion House, with fourteen feet wide hail. and plaza
in fro Mt, rounded by green trees The house
talns fourteen or fifteen rooms and was built at a
cost o $4,000. The other improvements are Store
at tn Station, rented for $500, Barns, Tobacco
Hous ss &C. The whole improvements worth SIS, 900.
For t. ,rms, &e.a apply to w. r. COLE
40 N. E. cor. Baltimore and North sts,
oc@ III Second story.
N ARM OF $40 ACRES in Baltimore corn+,-
- me mile east of the Northern Central RaiiWa2y
and York Turnpike, and one mile from Cockeysv;lie
Ioo cres under cultivation balance in oak chestnut
and poplar timber. The land is high and rolling We'll
waite red and fenced, in excellent cultiyation and
very healthy. Improved by new Brick DWELL
Ing forty feet square, with Back Buildino also
goo Barn, Stables. Corn Houses Wagon House Tcs.
Hot Use: Churches of every denomination and scboois
post office. &cY adjacent. The Warren Cotton Mis,
are one mile distant and there are in the neiqhhnr
hoo several Merchant Mills, that use ali the grain
rails ed on the place. There is an old and youne An
PIE Orchard on f9s farm also peach trees berries,
N. E. corner Baltimore and North streets,
"r'u second story,
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corresponding week last year:
Local c,Dt N9y q 49, Soy S4s 49, &C. al 1874
Eot 5 HiD' 10 ''t2-0- i532 45S,8
Total c. HIS 2lss,783 soss89o9 89,sss, 2gS
Peposiis 1555S45s 17$ 85s 1s sS47f5
i kSSi5if Fy 826226l7 55dS S 5 5Si5
lnceaSe in Loans l50322
Decrease in Specie 1,ls6, 293
Increase in Legal Tender ,351 692
At New York money is quoted easier among stock
houses and at per cent. the supply is ample. Com
mercial paper is offered less freely and the turn of
the market favors the seller Best names are passed
statement shows the effect Of remittances of currency
from the interior which still continue. Exchange is
not AND is 9@ q d By leading
ling three days 10 Merchants l08@l0S]9 Francs,
long date, 5.20@5lS34 Francs short date 51717@5
The New York Tribune under date of the 9th says:
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, which has sold as
high as 80 falling to lbs at the Second Board and
closing at 2O. The corner" has been sharply man
aged and the advance is in no degree based upon
merit. The balance sheet of the Company, as it
promises to stand on the close oflS65, is given in
another part of this column. The entire railway list
sympathZed with the movement in Prairie du Chen.
Cleveland and Pittsburg sold at 81 and Michigan
southern south Vat at 7S Erie was in demand at better
earnings for October which show a large gain
enough to warrant an increase of dividends: The
Sstc4H IlOdus we're generally nrm and the DISPOSE
ton Is strong to buy for an upward turn.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
made up to the 9th inst presents the following ag
gregates as compared with those of the previous
week.
Oct 80. Nov. g.
Capital Stock. Sl4442350 Sl4.442,S5O .....
Loans lSsl7622 as 500 360 Dec S3nS go
Specie, OS6 IA n5O 251 Dec az 59S
Due from other Bks.3,345,930 1893 SOB Inc 2S7
Due to other Bks 6,i60929 1856 $50 Dec 4e4 $40
Deposits, 346O5O24 34'7lI IeI Inc 1S6 AZ
Circulation 7,069Sl4 1904 S66 Dec olS
5 Legal Tender
Demand notes, 15.643,220 Is, 473 Inc. 100 253
The Illinois Central Railroad traffic for October
1865, is as follows:
LAND DEPARTMENT.
Sales for the month of October
iooo IS for
~ Which, ""o Town lot sales. l,3Si.9S
945S for .66
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT.
Total receipts in the month of
October, 186o................ S611 sis so
Total receipts in the month Of
October, lS64....................... 661, 39O. 90
The following are the exports of specie from New
ork to foreign ports, for last ten years from jam
airy to Nov. 4. 1865:
Is6o.............. Sc, 3l4, sol 1860 su sos 40
1863 80, 62i 1893 1859 & rs IN
1850 29o0110d9lI 1898 % 1885, Ia
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board.

furnished by Leonard J. Tormey 6 Co., Stock and BIZ
Brokers, No. q South Street.
November 7. 1865
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-25

Lincoln county, Tennessee, have con
yened together for the purpose OF Civ.
ing public expression of our feelings of
sorrow and coincidence for the irrepar-
able loss that we have sustained in the
assassination of so brave and able de-
fender OF the Constitution, the Union
and law, deem It proper 10 offer the
following resolutions
Resolved lst,-That in the death of
Abraham Lincoln, the Nation has sus.
tained an irrepsrable loss.
2r. That We deeply sympathise, with
the friends of the Government every
where, and unite with them. in mani.
Testing, our feelings Of regret. nj the
great loss, that has befallen our COM
mon country.
81. Resolved-That, we tender. to
the family who survive, and his emf
nent advisers in council, our warmast
8 mpathies, in their bereavement. an
trust they be sustained. in This
their hour Of trial, by the reflection.
that he has proved himself in his ad.
ADMINISTRATION, ofthe Government, above
even from his enemies-won
for himself immortal honor, and though
he be dead his acts, viii live through
all time. In the language of the Bible.
"he being dead yet speaketh
I. c. GooDRICH J
W. P. NEEID. Committee
W. II. WlsNER.
On motion the foregoing preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adj
opted and ordered TO be published in
the Nashville Papers-Meeting adiour.
ned.
c. C. McKEySEY, Scc'H
JNo T. GoRDAN, Gin.
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guage and laws, are drawn into contrast
aud intimate intercourse at the same
time They ere from the same causes
exposed TO frequent occasions of misun-
derstanding only 10 be averted by mu-
tual forbeaTanee. So eagerly are the
people of the two countries engaged
throughout almost the whole world in
the pursuit of similar commercial enter.
prises, accompanied by natural rivalries
and iealousies, that at first sight it
would almost seem that the two gov.
ernments must be enemies, or, at
best, cold and calculating friends. So
devoted are the two nations through
ont all their dominion. and even in the
most remote territorial and colonial
possessions TO the principles Of civil
rights and constitutional liberty, that,
on the other hand, the superficial OBJ
server might enormously count upon
continual concert OF action and SYM
pathy, amounting 10 an alliance be-
tween them. Each IS charged with the
development Of the progress and liber-
ty of a considerable portion of the hui
man race. Each, in its sphere, is sub
iect to difficulties and trials, not parti-
cipated in by the other The interests
Of civilization and Of humanity require
that the two should be friends. | have
always known and accepted it as a fact
honorable 10 both countries, that the
Queen of England is sincere and
honest well wisher to the United States.
! have been equally frank and explicit
in the opinion that the friendship Of
the United States toward Great Britain
is enioined by all the considerations of
interest and OF sentiment, affecting the
character of both. You will therefore
be accepted as minister friendly, and
well disposed TO the maintenance of
peace and the honor of both countries.
You will find myself and all my asso
ciates acting in accordance with the
same enlightened policy and consistent
sentiments; and 50 1 am sure that it
Will not occur in your case that either
yourself or this Government will ever
have cause to regret that such an im-
portant relationship existed at such q
crisis
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Public Meeting In lincoln County.

This, the lS,h day Of April, lS65, the
citizens Of Fayetteville, Lincoln couu.
ty, Tenn, met according 10 their own
call, 10 give 3 public manifestation Of
their feelings OF regret in the sad ca.
lamity which has hefsllen the nation in
the assassination Of his Excellency.
Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States.
On motion, lno T. Gorden WAS call.
VI to the chair snd d { NIcKinnev
was appointed Secretary. Opened by
prayer by the Rev. Samuel Dennis
On motion, T c. Goodrich. W II.
MIsner aud ". p Neeld were ,rD,f ~.
81 Committee on RESOLUTION
banng the absence of the c,,,,,,,,,
tee, the meeting was very ably a,l.,.
quenty addressed 10y Or. MoiRt NJ a..
9th Tennessee cavalry. At the g.,
Clusion Of the address, the commit.
submitted the following preamble and
resolution
Whereas having heard OF the death
Of bis Exeellency, Arabian lincoln.
President Of the Dnited States, we, a
portion Of the Citizens Of Fayetteville
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rom s4Lh Two double Engines, GO horse pow.
ef eact, new and unsurpassed for material, work
U.'iishIp or Performance with boilers and ali sp.
Iur snenee5 ior sale at a bargain for cash. OF real
Estate ii a cash valustion
Apply to h q. SCOVEI. Nashville
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CERTIFICATEs OF CuREa

From eight b tHoutY years sfzndinE Eish names
koosn " science ADD aan1a.
For uaiicl properties u Buchu. see Diapsuaz-
tory Of ths United 5iaies
see Professor Dsssss' TAuAbis Eorks % ne
Practice Of Physios
Sc remarks made b. ne lac cslsbratad d..
Pnysiek, Piiiisaaiphia.
See rsmarks made 0y ~. Ephrzim McDoaan.
oeiehrsted fnysactsns and member 81 ne E8Ya.
ilegs q surfeons. lraiand, snd puhlisfsi IN .ls
ffHnsa.iona o. ne king and Qusen's J0urna.
See healoo-e nirurglca Eeusa, pubhahad ~
Surgeons.
See most % tie lAta STANDARD works On insiisiua
AHiEeei buchu,--..--ylo0 pr bottle, o. 81 br S5JJ
safaap.trila, Loo 90
lmprd Rose Wash, % Auu
~ bali . dozen q saeh ior ia Hsleh ~ b
sufheient % cure ne most obstinate cssoas d ira-
ions are adharod u.
Delivered % aay Addssaa, sosuTaly packed ron
otserssron.
- Describe Symptoms IA ~ oommaa.ea1sss'
tared suaFAatsod AaTics ErH1s.
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Public Meeting at sheIbJTllle-Death
UTEr. LiRcOln-PreSideBt Johnson.


At very large meeting of citizens
held at Shelbyyille on Saturday, 22d
day of April, the following proceedings
were had
ON motion Of Hon. Thomas If Cold
well, Chancellor steele was called to
,ho chair, and Col Joseph II. lhomp-
son was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the
object Of the meeting, on motion, Col.
Joseph d. Thompson, Hon. Thomas II.
Coldwell, Capt T. Frierson, Ma. c. P,
Houston, " T. Tune, Y. Thompson, ID,
John Withll, Isaac B Holt, Robert L
sanders and ". W. Gill, were appoint
"a committee to prepare and offer
resolutions expressive Of the feelings Of
this meeting
The committee thereupon retired
snd through Col Joseph II. Thompson
reported the following
" Sincerely deploriug as we do the
lGmented desth Of Abraham Lincoln,
late President of the United States,
profoundly sensible 81 the great loss
thus sustained by the country. we a
portion OF the loyal people of
the American Union feel, never
thelesss that our glorious Repub-
hg "slll lives, snd that under the
protection OF Almighty God il Is des-
tined To live forever. We believe that
Providence in the person of ibe imme-
date successor Of our late Chief Magis
tTate has gwen 10 the nation q Presi-
dent who can be neither persuaded.
Eor driven from the path G. right. and
that he will leave nothing undone
which msy be essential 10 the salvation
of the Republic, or necessary for the
perpetuiIy OF our national unity.
In the language of Edmund Cooper.
our distinguished representative in the
Legislature. "wo have implicit conf
dence in the honor, integrity, iirmness
and patriotism Of Andrew johnson
We believe thstin him we have an able
ruler, and an unhinChinr defender Of
the Union against ali efforts 10 over
source they may
1hfrCfert EtlC.rE That we most
earnestly thank the loyal people Of the
northern states for their manifestation
OF a determination to sustain Andrew
johnson, now President of the nited
states, and that We. his fellow citizens.
personal friends and aoqua:ntances, do
hereby pledge 10 him our earnest sup
port IN hls efforts to overthrow the Re
belliCn.
Rc'g.ysl turtle, That We are deeply
panied 10 hear Of the serious misioT
tune which has hefallen Mr. Seward.
uug able and distinguished Secretary Of
STATE, and that we trust he may be long
spared TO has country We regard Mr.
Seward as one Of our ahlc7t statesman.
and entitled 10 tue lasting gratitude OF
the nation.
Hcs'.5l, That a copy of these pro
Ceeulucs he az once transmitted 70 His
EzceEency Andrew Johnson. President
OF the nited Ststes, and that the same
De published ia tho Nashville paperz
en- motion, these resolutions were
unanimously adopted and, th,reupon,
lhos, II Co!dwelI, Esq, lion. Henry
Cooper, Col Lewis T.llman. and Col
stanton addressed the meeting Each
OF these gentlemen delivered able and
patriotic addresses, which were rceeiy
cd with great satisfaction by their a,l-
dience
The u7p4ttUa thau D. .,,,.,.,g
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The air is pregnant with disconnect-
ed assurances OF the most renowned,
the most inspiring and immortal dceds
that ever adorned History5 absorbing
and thrilling pages.
The starry folds Of the tue American
Flag are being rapidly planted upon
treason's ramparts, far above the iol-
trozrn rag called The stars and bars"
where the lofty genius and the flashing
swords of Gems. Washington and Lafsy-
4 e placs d it, IN the eYer-memOrab'e
dsys of l776"-days never to be for
gotten by freemen, wherever the society
Of man breathes the priceless breath q
life.
Thus ever flourish, prosper and tri-
urnph, the devoted legions who fear not
to advance to danger, to battle aud 10
victory, where the Starry Banner"
waves
And thus ever crumble and perish
the dreams and schemes of treason,
and the delrded followers Of the most
enlightened, the most intelligent, and
the deepest traitor leaders the world
ever saw.
PRESIDENT ITECOIg
ROBBED in profound grief, q nation
mourns, and many weep the sad fate
and untimely loss Of Abraham Lincoln
late Constitutional and beloved Presi-
dent Of the hi ed States. ROBBED in
grief, nation and many weeps7
for a spotlez5 patriot. an indulgent, mer
cifpl aud Christian ruler, murdered
almost at the contamination of his and
cur life fdndest and sweetest hopes
., sad painful, distressing and Ills
gushing a national tragedy and NOR
tai crime. The army and navy, and
loyal people from ocean to ocean, should
rise as one, and exile, ex.orminate, eZ-
patriate, aud obliterate from the worlds
green soil, every living soul found in
arms against the nation which this
good man 50 religiously and so faith
fully labored to restore to its former
prosperity and sweet peace.
Eut what is done II done, and il can
not be undone So let rs transfer our
good will and fullest support to him
whom fortune, Industry, energy, and
our Own laws have raised to the chair
made vacant 10y matcbless crime.
Without the support of their PEG
pie, their comrades, their compatriots
and compeers, the wilyest, the wisest,
and the most consummate statesmen
are crippled and their country usually
degenerate5 into a vortex Of factions,
contentious, anarchy and strife; and
finally becomes a rampant for strange
flags and flag stats, like the world re
moved Empire of the Caesars, and the
sunny lands of the Montezumas.
Sach, in brief, are the sentiments Of
an obsclre cosmopolite, and a most in
significant fraction Of the Republic
mighty forces which President Lincoln
loved so sincere and truly dear
May God receive his kind and gene>
rous soul, and robe his memory in SUI
perior, supernatural and immortal
amaranths WALTER H. UAssEY
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SPRING IN TENNESSEE.
~ JOIN HE2srnrFI

Spring zsphyrs DER the mountain height
And down the valley glsies,
Are stealing Ger the carly flowers
Amongst the trees and lofty bowers,
And through the woodland shades.
II earth in Spring is born anew,
TO Joyous life agein.
her troubles winter takes sway
And only knowing bliihsome way
Her aew ga b to sustain
md ss she in her glory throws
Der SMILES Ger earth sgaiu,
Old Tennessee Der smiles return,
u shame her basesl traitors apurE,
fh- Union TO defend.
And T,nnesIes her mantle wears
Wuh joyous pride rgaia,
Her soul and body now are iTee,
She always was and yet shall be
Her noble self again.
Der petty traitor5 VIII have a5d
And Lett her IN her pride,
Aud only those viii then remain
Who knew ana felt her silent shame,
And yet stood by her side.
Now ell We stricken hearts take hope,
For God our cause inspires,
The t-a.tors o,uuo. with rs coTa,
With G.thful hearts We sti!l VIII hope
ri fight With hearts Of FIRE.
Tie tHit.eriE. birds IN Joyous song
Proclaim our State is free,
Aud as hey MARBLE forth thjir song,
oar Union ever % prolong,
With glorious Tennessee.
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4 published plan u which can De- seen Al or ofhce
and II TIE principal Hotels aHd other pubic places
IN this CITY Being ellgihy located "a the East
tAnA @. tss Tennessee river, 80 Rides from it,
mouth and at the terminus a the Nssngile and
korthV astsEu RshOad, distance OF ~ niflr- hon,
that CITY, surrounded. 10 70 Il, - a nch ant no
ductve eouutry, RHi being IA almost cOusfant fyer
communication with many 81 the most important
commercial cities Of The North and 5outhw, a
must AZ sztsat day bseoUis Iiy o. VASE hsrs
nsss importance. such sn opportunity Tor sale
and prChuspie Investment, 10 Lot =.ld5m Offarod
We TIE sole ssvnts for ths sale Of lots aud srs
hilly authorized and enpOseTei 70 grant TILES 10
purchasers
The Nashville ani Eorih-W esiern Rslroat win
b. thoroughly rrpa red ia tfeeOur-e ct a f-yg DAYS
when regular trips vii % made bet 2sau th,s eitv
and John-onyt.le. literal trade permit hzs been
granted.
We vii also Ofer AZ he same time about 100 serz-
u uch ant heavily un'-rei land, ling q the iri.
me hs-s vicinity Of the town
" MATT BROWNE CU.
apt i'm Al Cherry street.
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onsr Capitol ATenGe aud Park Street.: .opposiiI
Easi fro1i Of Sists Cssital- = ~.
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49, UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
or
DOCTOR MCGILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
Ia IAE TkHATmENT Or DISEASES, i
GROWING HIN WITH SUCGk3S IL
OTHER STATES. Al n - IN
NASHVILLE. fkANES5Eb

FcE further information ia regard to
the skillful success "a the treatment of
diseases, the FeSdeT is referred to STH-
IA : THERAFEUTICs and MATERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr. McGill's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of Che age in the treatment OF dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisements, satisfaction ID guaran-
teed With my general practice treat
tina following
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fOh sALh--Ihat entire block on North side OF
Cedar street, between Cherry street aud the a lev
On The west, running through - the Theatre
lhese valuable business localities will De sold IL
hguts On both streets 70 suit purchasers, sBd We
ObeF them at puces which nd .ee= ia 70 believe
mat purchasers mss expect al advance Of LOO Ter
cent On cost
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FOX sALk.-rhs New Theatre corner Union
and Summer Streets, We oder 81 pnce that viii
nsu the purchaser Is Per cent gross per sunuln.
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Night Emissions Cured.

Young Man, stop before you further 20. o. Al
8seaaes subject 70 Ma1, there Il no disease 50 hard
to cure a. y .ht EInlssloEE, and physicians are
scarce shat Understand treating Is snd 70 you can
say that have cured dozens in this city, e. well
II iheret states Who have spent dollar sfter dol.
lar, snd are no9 well cured by Ins. an dsuy re-
relvnr testers and sending medicine % All pats Of
tie country. In 8 word, Al that are diseased N
aay way, AID Vll give me Cal, VII give est.s
issicn for az 81 the diseases mentioned in tins al
se-tss1nant TIE osss q refsrs noes given IN thiE
..
Al leslsrs directed 20
DIR. A0GILL,
Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
,sul-ly VII meet slth prompt aitaotoa
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HELMBoLDs RosE WASH.

"A sEseilsat Loa0n ior Diseases " = syphiha1 ~
tGres and - Az iaiact0u IN alsaasas q the urnafy
Organs, srising nom halits " d.ssipa1on, uas! %
conneeuon Hith ne EEtrzets bueha Aad 5arssPs
uiia ~ such disease Recommended
kFi,lancs u tbs m1at rusp0naibls aEd rsla
eharseisr Vii accompany Ne msllaaaB.
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BLOODI LOODI BLOOD
asiu.D0iis Highly oosssaEaisi oOnpeuaI
Fluid Extract SsFsspsFIlls
Syphilis.
BN~PHEILIs.

This b. an adeca0n u tna bi0of and aitsrEs -8l
NIndpips, and 0tnar lIueu8 sanEeaa uiaElua a1
spp-aIsn8e IN tle forIa ol Ulcsrs halmboll'a tt
lla.i -,afsapariila puFlea tEs hlo0d. All fsmss1s
- scsiy sruptons u ne ssln, giEllE ~ the asIs
pioEisa : elssF at.i hllithF euiof. ~ beng prey
81 expressly ior thla class VI eJulplznts Us bi9I
purifying properties arc proasfFst % Eraataf %
tsaI ll-s 10y 0fhsf prspSs-ssu u s-gs.paIula
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Young Married Ladies whose uislo-suus has
bssn not 90 bung forth Ia dGs season, rememter
Sod has said you shoUli multiply AMI replanish. II
this 4 your desire you can coUGnlt mo either BY
iettsF " persol- No lady over thirty-hFe Year
o. age neal make Application. Al Accommodation
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with sStiBhagtt0a; RhsuIsStisru, AhectosE OF ths
Lungs; Iizeaaes o; Tho IbrOat, SReiled JOINTS
stn laElb4 FiJuYisY. Pains, Ulcers CsrraT, Gravel
Discs sea OF tie Hesrt and LAYER, Inflammation 81
pesfnesl. LsToasss o. the Ey1E, Iehlitsisd SYs-
tens, ~ zpspal., OF Indigestion, sn5 Consumption
t0gssh6I NTH Ell Private Diseases sud
Distaags OF the I riuRry Organs.