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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-21

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GO 20 FarnswOrth O. CIRrIS's to get your
Cotton Gins insured. Office. corner Of Union and
trb.-rv sireets [nOvl6-lw
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BuiIdIng Lumber Of all kinds corner of
Crawford and North Summer streets. 10
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FOR SALE.

THE LARGEST STOCK OF BLANK BOOKS
! in the city. Medical Books. and 81 kinds Of
Stationery al prices lover than any Old stock. at
cost Nm. CAMILLE X co.
nov5-f 81 Cherry street.
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FOR SALE,

ENVELOPES. al Manufacturers Prices. trans
IL p0rtation only added. q large stock Of all
sizes and qualities.
WV. GAMBLE K CO.,
nov9Q-t' 81 College streets
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The New York Tribune's StatmeHt OF
the Interview.

New YORK, Nov. 19.-The Tribune has
the following: Mr.. Chase's first interview
with the President was merely to give the
latter some opinions on judicial matters.
The second interview was merely friendly
one, and Judge Chase took occasion to adj
wise Mr.. johnson to depart from his present
policy and urge the Southern legislatures
to adopt the constitutional amendment as a
final settlement of the present difficulties;
that in case they objected to the second and
third clauses of the amendment, to compro-
mise by substituting universal amnesty and
impartial suffrage. Not only has Judge
Chase urged this course on the President
but so, also, have several prominent men of
his own party from both North and South,
C. C. Clay among the latter. Whether their
arguments, and the facts on which they are
based, will change the course of the Presi-
dent remains to be seen.
MI, rrsv,,o -. Sr,c.
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u VANS ADDIT ION
E ID CT f f 1 f L d.
Great Sale of EdgeGeId Property,

ON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER DID, 1866. at
OOclOck, on the premises. we will offer for sale
Auction, that splendid residence in Edgeheld,
contains six rooms, besides basement and neces-
sary out buildings. About two and half acres
Of ground will be sold with the house. We will
also sell from 40 to so Building Lots on Barry.
Foster and other streets. The whole Cfthis pro-
perry is handsomely elevated, and commands a
fine view Of Nashville and the surrounding coun-
try.
Terms liberal. A splendid COLLATION.. Omni-
buses leave our Offices 49, Union street and west
side Public Square, nj 1917 O'Clock A. N.
j. L. a r. W. BROWN
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH,
nOv20-td Agents.
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Negotiations.

The Times has the following: Mr.. john
son had not indicated his purpose relative
to the amnesty-sufrage plan as mentioned
on Friday last, though the gentlemen who
advocate the proposition represent that the
President has given them encouragement to
expect that he will adopt their suggestions
substantially, if not exactly in the form they
advise. Several newspaper correspondents
have endeavored to create doubts of the
existence of such combination of leading
men for the sole purpose CT inducing Presi-
dent johnson to accept the proposition and
advise the Southern people as set forth in
my dispatch. In order to put at rest such
doubts, l am enabled to say, from personal
knowledge, that such combination does
exist. A number of gentlemen cooperating
in it have had interviews with Mr. johnson,
and they have been laboring in the matter
for about month, visiting and correspond
ing with influential men of the North and
South
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NOTICE.
nARAMORE. Sewers & WILDER. U. s
CLAIM AGENTS, have removed 10

Where they are prepared 70 COLLECT CLAIMS
ERNMENT, for property taken during me
war. whether receipted for or not Also, collect
Bounfies granted undert the various acts Of Con
Eress Give rs 8 q call. lauS-oiA'
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FOR SALE.

First class Note Paper at g 90 per ream.
First class Letter Paper. at 81 90 per ream.
First class FooIseap Paper. at 81 90 per ream.
First class Legal Cap Paper. at s6 90 per rcam.
French Note Paper, in a ream boxes. 81 90 pc
ream. WIN. GAMBLE 4 CO.,
nov20-tf &c Cherry street
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STONE HOuSE.
STONE BARN. large Dairy Housc. and q
GOOD ORCHARD

STONE BARN. large Dairy House. and q
GOOD ORCHARD.
Abundance of Lime can be obtained in the
immediate vicinity. within half mile.
There are very fine BUILDING SITES upon
il. aud its convenient location in reference TO
the Railway and York Turnpike renders il a
very desirable property for persons wishing 10
purchase Country Seats. II has been surveyed
and laid oil into lots rs follows:
LOT No. !. Of 1874 Acres. more or less. con.
tains the IMPROVEMENTS above specified.
LOT No. .. adjoining MOL on the north. con.
tains lSi Acres. more or less has on IL sever
al fine Springs and Building sites, and fronts
on the Ovcrshot road.
LOT No. ., adjoining Nos. and ? on the
east. contains 23i acres. more or less. fronts on
the OyersAot road. has on il u fine Spring. and
adjons the land Of Mr.. Talbot
The above lots will be offered separately,
with the privilege 20 sell the whole IL higher
price can bc 80 obtained.
The Terms Of Sale prescribed by the decree
are-One third of the purchase money in cash
On the lay Of sale or iis final ratification : one
thirl in one and the balance in twoSears from
the day Of sale the crcdi, payments to be So
cured by the bonds Of the purchasers. with So.
whole TO bear interest from the day OF sale. or
the whole purchase money may he paid in cash
~ the election OF the purchaser.
Persons desiring to purchase can obtain all
further information in regard to the property
by inquiring II Joseph Kelly. who resides ON
the premises. or Ballard johnson, No. II South
street, Baltimore. and Of the Trustees. at An
napolis.
JAS. S. FRANKLIN.
4. a. pt.HNt.srs, A 90 a.........-.
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Soldiers Attention.

DY the final rcpor, just made Of the Com.
Omission appointed by the Government TO
determine upon the Equalization Bounty Lar,
ALL MEN who enlisted for three (s) years who
never received but one hundred dollars Gov
eminent Bounty and who were honorably dis
charged by reason Of expiration Of term % ser.
vice. cessation Of war or disability incurred In
line Of duty, are entitled TO On additional One
Hundred Dollars.
Our long experience. and the vast number Of
claims We have prosecuted before the different
Departments, afford us unsurpassed facilities
for the proper gcttinguP and pfomp, collection
Of these claims.
Call with your discharges, or write US for any
information you may desire.
u. r. GUSTIN 4 CO.,
Agents and Attorneys,
No. Is South Gay Street, Baltimore.
sent. 2Q-3m.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To the cred.
~ itors Of JOHN b. TwINER, an appli.
cant for the benefit Of the "4sth Article OF the
Code Of Public General Laws, relative 10 in.
solvents. that the lst Monday in December nszs,
has been fixed Tor his appearance 10 answer in
ierrogatories. and for a final hearing OF his
case before the Circuit Court for baltimore Co.
Dated the 23rd day Of August. 1866.
Tesi:-JoHN II. LoNGNECKER, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

TNlIE undersigned. residents Of Baltimore
Il county. forewarn all persons from Sharing
or Trapping on their farms, or hunting with
dog or gun. The LAW WILL BE STRICTLY
ENFoRcED against offenders.
ELI &. KELLY.
RICHARD SCOTT.
JOHN q. KELLY.
JONAS GILL,
CHAs. RICHTER,
Living on or near the Dover Road.
Oct. 6.--3ts
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES.

more or less. The improvements consist 81 .
a. GOOD DWELLING HOUSE. -
Splendid spring and Dairy nSss..f
thc yard. good Bank Barn. stsst1
Granary, Corn Cribs, Wagon and car. sst.#
riagc House. and all other necessary 0uibuiId
ings. The farm is in a first rate state Of cult
walton, and we'll fenced
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Road Examiners Notice.

To All Whom il May Concern
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That the un-
~ dcrsigned Examiners. appointed by the
County Commissioners of Baltimore county, on
the petition Of William II. Mace, and others,
for the altering Of the bed Of the county road
leading from Mr.. Coles, on the Old Hartford
road to Dulaney's, on the Baltimore and Hav-
70 lie Grace Turnpike: the change TO be made
through the land OF Mr.. Simon Kern, formerly
the land Of Robert Howard. having taken the
oath required by law, will proceed on the STA
day q Oetobcr. 1895. on the premises, (ffair, IL
not. the next iair day. 70 execute the trust re-
posed in them. and the requirements Of the
Acts Of Assembly in such cases made and pro-
vided.
PHILIP D. BuRGAE,
STEPHEN GRIMES,
GEO. COUNCILMAN,
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oTricE cLERK or ruE Cshcuu covns vonl
BALTo. Co., TowBoutown, Sept. 10, 1eee.
A IL DEEDS AND MoRf0A6Fs len IN
IN this ofiee for record prior 70 September
i3th. 1883. ere now ready Cor delivery. Per.
aons entitled 70 them win please call and re-
eeivethsm. They will Be sontby mail ~ writ
:. yoHE N IOrsrEoKER. cl.ss.
sept. 2a.--ea
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Estray Hog.

Estray Hog.
G,AME 10 the premises Of the subscriber. on
~ the Dover Road. ~ miles from Baltimore
Chestnut RIDGE about the frat Of Ju. 80
~, last, A WHITE BOAR HOGj hast@
. short tail, the right ear cropped and kAuknB
property, pay charges and take him away.
ELI 3. KELLEY.
Sept. 2s.-st'
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StOrekeepers and Consumers,
LOOK TO FOUR INTERESTS!
n O II i G e!
Dry Goods and Notions
CHEAP FOR CASH.
q ~ Il Il, ~ Il. L y. n

S. G l. L V l. L A n d
ron SEVENTEEN YEARS WIN JAMES GETTY,
WTILL be pleased TO see his old customers
w aud friends at
los North Gay street, BaitiSaOTe,
where lac will be able 20 supply them with
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS atthc very low
est market rates. We have just reftted our
store aud have double the room and therefore
greater facilities for showing goods. We arc
constantly rec. living goods from New York auc-
tions and can sell them lower than IL bought
in the regular way. All we ask 10 to give Us .
trial. aud we guarantee satisfaction.
20 Remember the name and number,
l.. X. CLEVELAND A CO.,
1903 North Gay street,
ono Door from Front Street.
Name on the window.
y. D.-I will be pleased to see my old custom.
crs and friends at 1903 North Gay Street
GEORGE II. SIMMONS.
oct. G, lSGG--tf
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tHt
- offer ut Public, Sale On the ssls
Epremisss, on
Tuesday, va day " OrtoJtr. 1896.
at3 o'clock T.. NJ,
ALL THAT DESIRABLE TRACT Of LAND
lying In Baltimore county. on the road leading
from Mount Carmel Church to Miidletown, one
and n half miles from tho former place. six
miles from Hereford. and five and n half miles
from Parkton Station. on the Northern Central
Railroad, containing
81 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less. and adjoining the land. Of Thorn
as Hale. William L. Tracey, Hosea Kelley and
John Morryman. being the Farm belonging 10
John Divan, late of Baltimore county, dcceas-
ed. and which was conveyed to the said John
Divan by Edward Il. Hera and wife. by deed
dated April 18th, ls5s, and recorded among the
land records Of said county in Ibcr g. II. c..
No. 81. folio, 1915. &c. The improvements con.
sist Of an ordinary
LOG HOUSE, !S71BLING, dc.
The land lies we'll. is well watorcd and wood
ed soil naturally good. and with a little at
tention would make NJ excellent Farm. There
IL on the place young and vigorous Orchard
Of Apple and Peach Trees.
TERMS, as prescribed by the decr,e--Onc
half Cash on the day &c sale the balance in
equal instalments in six aud twelve months.
the credit payments Ia bear interest and Ia hc
secured 10 the satisfaction 81 the Tfust0r. -
all cash. at the option 81 the purchascr.
For further information apply Q,
wM. NJ. BCSEl. Trustee.
Sept. lj.-ts. No. 50 Fayeite st.. BALTIC.
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PROPOSALS
for Building Public School Houses.

oFTicE BoAnp or scHooL couwissIonnns
or BALrfnoRE Co., Sept 20, 1859.
GEALED PROPOSALS win BE- received a
Othis Office until u o'clock NJ. on hondaV.
October sfA, 1898, for building the followins
Public School Houses, via:
FRAME HOUSE for school No. 3, Eighth
Commissioner District, near North Point.
A FRAME HOUSE for school No. Z, FlshtA
Commissioner District, near narewood.
FRAME HOUSE for School No. ~, ElghsA
Commissioner District, near a. Domingo.
Plans and specifications can be seen al thia
Office. w. HORACE eoPER,
sept "a. Secretary.
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BENZ. N. PAYNE,
Real Estate Agent and

Real Estate Agent and
Conveyancer,
oFFIcE-Snofiey Roir, Opposite Co1rt Hoses.
TowsoNTowN, Mp.
nEEDS, LEASES, WILLS, MORTGAGES,
IL BILLS OF SALE, ASSIGNMENTS, Ac.,
prepared with accuracy and despatch. Also,
Examination Of Titles in City or County.
FOR SALE, -
e: SEvENTY.FIvE FARMS,
G..&in Baltimore and Hartford Counties,
From Eve 20 Ave hundred Acresnt Prices from
$500 10 $4,000.
REFERENCES .--Balfimove--Hon. Judge Giles,
Il. J. Cuttings, Esq. Hartford co..-Hon. Judge
Price. II. W. Archer. Eco. Baltimore cbsnty-
Hon. Judge Emory, II. X. Boarman, Eco.
Sept. Is. ls66.-tI
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nlaokarnifh Wantad.

Blacksmith Wanted.
A GOOD JoURNEYMAN BLACKSMITH
N can find steady employment and good va.
gee by applying immediatsly 70
DANIEL BROOKS,
near philopolls, naitimers sgunty. Ma.
espA aes-ep 49, i
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PUBLIC SALE

OF Il SMALL FARM.
THE undersigned will offer at public auc-
Il ton, on
Saturday october ga. 1880. al I o'clock, r. NJ,
a. HIS FARM. situated On the -
Fails Road. about I : miles from tssss
Balto.. at Black Rock Church. lWs
The farm contains about FIFTY sls
ACRES or LAND. moro or Ices. and is impro.
cessary outbuildings. The land is in a hish
state Of cultivation. u under good fencing and
10 well watercd. There 10 Q variety Of EXCEL.
LENT FRUIT on sho property, embracing Ar.
pies. Peaches. Pcars. &c. Terms made known
on day Of sale. GEORGE X. ENSoR,
Philopolis =. o., Baltimore county.
Sept. 2o.--tss
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OsVics or run BALTIMORE AND YonKrowSl
TrRSriEE Roar coHPAxY.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 22d, 1850.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. To the stock.
IN holders u this Company, that in pursu.
ance OF their charter, an election for 'Presi-
dent. six Managers and a Treasurer for The On.
suing year will be held at the Office OF said
Company, No. i3S W. BALTIMORE STREET.
on tke Aird Monday ~ October nerf. (thc 18TH
between the hours Of 10 and ~ o'clock NJ.
The Transfer Books will be closed until the
18Th October. BY order.
II. MURRAY HANAN.
Sept 22.-iw. Secretary.
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Stone George Slado David l.
Spencer George W sladc Lewis
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Schafier Francis Siach John
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