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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-06
Corporation Taxes---DeeisiOn in the
Casrrt

Corporation Taxes---DecisiOn ia the
supreme Court.
An interesting decision was rendered
yesterday by Chancellor Campbell at a
special term Of the Chaacery Court The
question has been mooted ever since the
close of the war, whether property held
by the government for length of time
without compensation could be held liza
BILE for taxes to the corporation during
that period
A case came up few weeks since in
volving that question The property
known as the Rutledge property, adioin
ing the Military College, was held during
the greater part Of the war by the army
as military camp. The fine forest trees
were cut down and consumed by the
army, the fences burned, and the build
ings nearly destroyed, the damage
amounting to several thousand dollars.
The case came up on exceptions to the
report of the Clerk and Master, which
allowed the account Of the corporation
for taxes upon the property in question for
the years lS62-3-4 and ). f. b Fogg,
ESQ, argued the case for the exceptions,
and John Lellyett, City Attorney, for the
claim Of the corporation The Chancel-
lor overruled the exceptions, deciding
that the account Of the corporation should
be allowed This decision covers a large
class Of cases, ia which taxes are with
held by property-holders from the corpo-
ration for similar reasons. An appeal is
taken to the Supreme Court, and it Is
hoped that the case may be reached at
the present term, that the question may
be set at rest and that it may be known
what taxes are due to the city for those
years when a great deal Of property was
held by the government without compen-
sation
REooRDER's Court, Feb. 2.-James
Harrison, drunk and disorderly, s. and
costs.
Frank Collins, disorderly conduct, $40
and costs.
Ellen Estes, disorderly conduct, SO and
costs.
Mr.. Duggan, drunk, costs.
Mr. Mcmahon, drunk aud disorderly,
S25 and costs.
Robt. Powers, drunk and di5orderly, $50
and costs
Joseph johnson, drunk, s. and costs.
F. L Lane, drunk and disorderly, S. and
costs.
DR.. LomaDsky, drunk and disorderly, S.
and costs.
Mr. Barton, drunk, costs.
Lee Reese, drunk and disorderly, $40
and costs.
Sallie Smith, drunk aud disorderly, dis
charged
Mike johnson, drunk on the streets, dis
charged.
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CLOTHING.
vTNHE undersigned. thankful N his old Gus
IL toners, desires q continuation 81 their pa.
,Fonage. and would say. most respectfully. bih
community generally, that he keeps on hand
an assortment Of CLOTHS, CASSlMERS and
0RfHG ESTABLESHMENT, No. So West
Fayetie Street, which no will make up Ia order
In The most approved style. Past experience
induces me 10 say that can give you as good
= d.. and ~ much for the money. a. any In the
trade. n you will take the trouble 10 compare
prices, am sure you will give mo trial.
e0-Porsons furnishing fhelF own gcsds can
have them trimmed In good style.
l.. d. TAYLOR,
No. SIS Fayettost., bet. Calvert North,
one half square East from Barnuma Hotel.
Nov. ~, ises.--em.
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OLD TOWN CHINA HALL,
III

II WOULD call the attention -: my Country
Il friends aud customers 90 the new stock 81
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE, Just
received and for sale At THE LOWEST FRI
cES FOR CASH.
The following are some Of the articles which
may be always hSi % every quality. s.It aad
style.
Bar Tumblcrs. Vegetable Dishes,
Ale do. Pitchers,
Table do. Chambers,
GObiets. Basins and Pitchers.
Wine Glasscs, Soup Turceus,
Dccanters. Pickle Dishes.
Golasses Cans, Dinner Knives Forks,
Preserve Dishes. Tea DO do.
Bowls, Carving do do
Butter Dishes. Tea Trays.
Candy JArs, Walters,
Caster Bottles. Steels,
Tea Sets, Tea Spoons.
Dinner Sets. Table do.
Toilet do. Tasting Spoons.
Plates. Casters,
Cups and sAucers. Pocket Knives.
Meat Dishes, Tea 4 Coffee Pots, Ac
ALSO.
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.
AT FACTORY PRICES.
-PARTicrLAR ASrRErIos GIvss TO PAcKIsG
Goops " 60 out Of the city.
JOHN Z. woSDERLY.
ll6 Gay st., near Front, Baltic. Nd.
April II. issf.-ly.
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y WHITMAN g. SONS,
Nos. "A and "a @. Calvert st..
BALrInoRE, ND,
1AYUFA or
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS b
MACHINERY.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
SEEDS. FERTILIZERS 4 AGRICULTURAL
HARDWARE.
SOUTHERN AGENTS FOR
Buckeye" Moving and Rsaping Machines.
wagoner's Celebrated Grain a GuAno Drills.
american" Sugar Mills aud EvKporasors.
The "Swaepstakea" Thrcshers and Cleaner.
The celebrated maryland" wheel Horse
Rakes.
H. lery's Rockaway Wheat Fans.
TIL eystone" Cider Mill.
Hutcalnson's Family Wine and Cider hiliss
and general stock OF Implements and Machi-
merry, en- bracing nearly every variety IN use.
The above Machines have all OF The latest
improvements, and arc confidently recommcn.
ded as the best Of the kind In the country.
Repau,ss parts Of aay Of tie above NasAiaes3
at SHORT NOTICE.
We have IN store q large aud carefully select.
ell stock o arden, Field aud Flower seeds
which entity recommend as iresh and
gcnuin for ono 81 our Seed Catalogues,
giving al directions for planting all va
fs-, en- and Flower Seeds forwarded by
Mail. March v. ise7.-ly.
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DR.. r. SAPPINGTON'S
LIVER PILLS,
For Purifying the Blood, strengthening
the Digestive Organs, etc.


gltHE judicious use OF Dr. Sappingion's Liver
Il Pills will. with certainty. eradicate all
foul Homors, correct Disorgani cation OF the
Stomach. and restore healthy action at the
Liver, Bowels aud Kidneys.
They are suited ior either sex. and will prove
4 Ctrtaua Care for
IEDIGIsTloS.
CONSTIPATION,
Loss OF APPETITE,
DINNESS OF SIGHT
Spccks or Webs before the Sight, Pain in the
shoulders, Limbs. Side and Rack burning ia
the Palms OF the Hand, or Solcs oi the Feet I;
Fullncss or Weight ia the Stomach OPprcs-
sion OF the Chest. Chillncss; Palpitation of
the Heart: Pains ia the Temples or Headache;
Sudden flushcs Of Heat; Restlessncss; Often
Disturbed Dreams and Depression 81 Spirits.
They have a specific action on the Sccrc,ions
aud Excrctions. aud assist nature O. cxpcl all
impurities.
After taking iyv loses OF the Pills the Lv.
or, Skin and Kidneys are enabled Ia perform
their functions IN n vigorous aud healthy man.
ner and all the abcvc mptoms will disappear
- they are caused by diseases 81 the Liver.
The Liver is the organ whose oIhce IL IL 1"
purify the blood therefore unless IL il in "a
healthy condition We will have impure blood.
and are liable to any u the numerous diseases
caused by wan; Of action in this most impor.
iAnt Of all the organs.
SNL-Takc box IT the Live. Pills aud have
Health aud Pure Blood Sent By mail for 50
cents. Prepared only by
M. H. sArPINGToH,
iS3 North Gay Street. Baltimore.
June 10, Is66.-ly.
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOOlS!!
L. R. cLEAvELAND a. CO..
No. 1O3 North Cav Street.
Cash House!
TRE PLACE 10 BUY cHEAP FOR cASH.

~ CLEAvELAND, for ~ years with Jamce
~. Getty, will be pleased u sec his old Gus
TONERS and friends at los North Gay Street.
where he 10 confident of suiting them IN all
Goods pertaining 10 tho
DRY GOODS l. NOTION LINE.
Our store has been refitted and We have all
the convenience required 10 show goods. The
first floor is exclusively for Retailingi fine
line Of Prints, Bleached aud Brown Muslins,
White Linens, Dress Goods, large stock ALEC,
q splendid assortment OF Mems and Boys wear.
four stock In this line 10 complete. as well as IN
The others.) Flannels Of all kinds, Toweling. u
nice assortment; afull line OF s.oeking. Gloves
shirts aud Drawers, Collars, Hair Brushes,
Csmbs aud Suspenders. The lower noor u for
wholesaling, exclusively. We have three
apartments here, lifted up ia tasty manner;
isl-Domestic Calicos. Flannels, Kentucky
| Jeans, Cottonadcs, Cantons, Diaper, Balmorals.
Cambrics, rs, ~, 50. ITO and 1874 Bleachcd
and Brown Muslins--a heavy stock.
1d.-Threads, suspcndcrs. Linen Hdks..
srcol Cotton, rims. Needles, Hooks aud Eyes.
Paper. Pcns. Ink. Paslcboard. and everything
| in the notion line.
Srd.--Blankets OF all kinds.
We sell Goods for ciSH--thls must be un.
derstoOd. We do business on a fair plan. aud
try To suit all. Our stock j. large aud varied,
aud the most iastidious cannot help being suit
ell. Give Us q trial aud satisfaction IL guaFan.
tced.
--Remcn5c, ihs Nasst aud Nuw,Lsr--
y. r. cLEAvELAND a co.
los v. Gay 81. one door lrom Front ST.,
Baltimore, Nd.
i. S.-Saino on the windows aud On tho
signs on the awning at the sides Of the store.
GEORGE II. SIMMONS, Salesman.
| Fob. I6, Is65.-tf
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Pages Folt, Coment and Gravel
Roofing,
rs THE BEST IN USE, and hns been well
IL known for fifteen years.
We guarantee all new work Tor i've years.
II 10 better than Tin, and costs half ~ much.
eS-Oid Roofs repaired ut short notice.
We arc the only manufacturers Of ROOFING
MATERIALS in Maryland. all 81 which wo
keep constantly on hand for sale.
fo-Tin Roofs and Iron Fences painted with
our Patent Parafinc varnish.
PAGE, BROS. A CO.,
III Smiths Wharf
Jan. 20. IssT.-sm.
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Self Regulating Grain Separator
Cleaner and BaRRor.


Cleaner and Dagger.
A I - time like the present, when labor 10
IA scarce, u - important that Farmers, who
are interested, should pay attention 20 the above
Improvement, which considerably reducea tho
expense II Threading Grain, over any Machine
now in use. lis peculiarly adaptedto il work
aud can BE- attached Ia either belt or iron rod
Powers. II cleans the Grain thoroughly by one
operation, which 10 not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned by thia ma.
chine, which contains much light. filthy mat.
teT, IL worth one OF two cents per bushel moro
than IL cleaned in the common way.
Tho above machine 10 conveniently arranged
for hauling. being permanently fixed on 100
wheels, and 10 fully warranted.
REFERENCES,
Maj. William Hutchins, Monkson. Baltic Co.
william Pcarcc,
Gen. John u. Pearce. d"
Thomas johnson, Phoenix,
J. q. Patterson,
Henry Carroll,
John u. Gent. CockcysvIllc.
Jesse Garrett, Fork Meeting House,
James Amos. Jarrctisville. Hartford County.
William Cole, Churchviilc. 81
Thompson a Armstrong. CThrcshcra,) Abcr
deem. Hartford County.
4 e y q,
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
PITTS THRESHER AND CLEANER.
with double pini"n IIorse- Power; sisc
fr"m N 70 horse power.
HUBBARDS CONFINED SELF. RAKE
REAPER AND MOWER.
LINTON a LAMOTT,
ISL n. High Street, Baltimore.
March ~. lse7.--ly.
Farmers. Look to Your Interest
TINE ~ HOHEr.
BUTTBR ~ SHEET
Halter made in . 60 . minutes from
sweet Cream.
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JAMES II. MILLER,
DEALER ~
WOOD BUR MT LIME

BRICK. HAIR. CALciNE PLASTER,
HYDRAULIC CEMENT,
CORN, OATS, de-, dc.
No. IL East Falls Avcnue.
NEAR PRATT ST. fshIDGE.
BALTIMORE.
All orders thankfully received aud promptly
attended h. July u, Isse.-Iy.
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Her. 1. a Machine for the Farmer.
GEISER'S PATENT

Farmsrs. Look al nc Great Advantage in TAresG.
iNg Gratis piM
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an aud after MONDAY. JULY VIII, CARS
" will leave the CITY HALL, Baltimore,
AZ EACH HOUR, from Z A. N. toT T.. n.
will leave TOWSONTOWN at each hour,
from A. NJ, 10 7 T. NJ, except n ~. Con-.
nection will be made at North Avenue with the
Charles 81, Lane Of the City Passenger X: Il.
NIGHT CAR for BALTIMORE will leave
Towsontown nj o'clock, T.. NJ.
90 NIGHT CAR for TOwSONTOWH will
leave the City Hall nj ~ +. ".
A. D. sANKs. Agent.
July 7, Isss.-u.
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The Diamond Churn
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.


CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
HAVING purchased the right 81 manuIac.
III turing the above celebrated CLurn, the
undersigned are now prepared to furnish thcm
at IA" shortest notice. Among tho many al.
vRniag"s. may he named the following:
LIST. The Diamond rhurns sweet Cream.
~. The Diamond separates the Butter from
the cream. and leaves the milk sweet, so every
farmer can feed his stack nn sweet milk instead
oi sour.
sd. The Diamond makes Butter in from two
o. tour minutes.
ith. The Diamond makes half pound more
Butter to the gallon 1T cream shas any other
churn now in use.
9Th. The diamond Charm il cheap and dur.
able.
9Th. The Diamond Churn works the Batter.
"a Is "a self workcr.) no milk lcft in the Butter.
TIh. The Butter will keep sweet longer than
| that made by any other Churn now in Use.
ES-All "rdcrs.ndlrS- ~ the Manufacturers.
KILGoRE. HARDEsTY a SCH HELPER.
NJ. ~ n Gay street. Baltimore.
March v. ISs7.-iy.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !
60
HAVING taken charge Of tho busincs, ior
II mcrly conducted by my mother, am now
offering " the public. fino assortment oi
Goods, just purchased in the City of New York.
comprising FRENCH. ENGLISH COBuR1
MERINOS; u fine assortmentof Black Aipncas
and Alpaca Lustres; all wool Mouslin pclancs,
Cslicos. ac.
MAScIIEsTE GlNGHAMs.
Opera Flannels. Flanncls. Canton Flannel.
Linen Diaper Table Cloths.
Napkins. Towels. shifting Linens
and fine Stock 1T
NJ slim Us.
Also. Cloths. Cassimcr-, clnakinr-. Full Lin
seys. Grape. Gloves. Hosiery. Yarns. ~
a 6ne assortment of ALBATA WARE.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. SC.
At low prices.
Boats, Shoes, Hat. Gaps. Hardware. Queens
ware. Crnckcrywarr. and Stnncwar~
Always on hand. GROCERIES of the best
quality. Teas, A..
| Believing that ] can give as good bargains as
can be gotten in the city. respectfully solicit
q liberal share 81 patronage.
WILLIAM =. SIIEALEY.
| Ian L '6r-lv
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GROCERY SUPPLIES!

c. LEWIS DUNLAP.
DEALERIN
GROCE RxES, TEAS,
WINES, FLOUR, &C, &c.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT No = CEN
TIRE MARKET SPACE.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. - W. BALTIC.
STREET. BALTIMORE. MI.
ENAMlLY ORDERS filled with the choicest
II selection OF Goods the market can com.
maud. aud put up and packed in the bIsi ssaHner.
sToREkEEPERs
Supplied with Goods ~ the io,oest ,S,por',sg
aHd manufacturers prices.
All articles delivered 60 Hotels, Steamboats,.
Railroads or private residences In the city. free
Of charge.
Our Stock OF
SUGARS.
CoFFEEs.
TEAS.
LIQUoRs.
FLOUR.
.n, soArs. n,..,.
CRACKERS.
HAMS. PICKLES q SAUCES.
POWDER, SHOT. &c., 1c..
land articles IN numerous h. mcnton.) all not
exccllcd in the city either Tor quality. priccs,
"r variety.
a CaH :. Solicited from an
Remember the address.
c. LEWIS DUNLAP,
No. Is Wcst Baltimore Street,
and NJ. ccnirc Market Space. Ratio
Sept. ~. 1865. III.
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czs- All the above named Go".ls. together
with all kinds Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Also,
PlEcE GOODS oY ALL DESCRIPTIONS
1o~ !Sais At Grcas Reduction IN Formy Price.
SMITH, BROS a co,
- and 60 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
MA e HALL
April ~. ISsi.-tE
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AhSnsht'Ass. JAS. ALgnnD uurcuii
uams a Hutchins,
Ten Dealers md Gr0cap,

Corner Gay and High sts.. Baltimo 70.
II EEP constantly ON hand . choice and OF q
IN tensive stock Of TEAS, WINES. GROCE-
kIkS and Provisions genernlly,to which theye
resP.rtfall y invite the attention Of purchasers
Feb. ~, lssi.-u
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These Powdeu
will strength
en- ,heStomach
and lnt@iin0,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them 70
ah@lthy state.
Thav are n
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I'll MATTHEWS.
PAPER HANGER,

NDSkTON. BALYO. cOLYTY, M.
All orders for PAPER HANGING will be
promptly attended 10, upon the most rensona.
bic charges. Persons desiring any work Of this
description done. will please address me al
honkton, +. o.. BALTIC. Co., Nd. fApr s-sms
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-12-19
Special Notifes.
The Great NTedic,1
Animal

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The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
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est agent for HOSTETTERS STOMACH
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DR.. TRASK'S
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now the most popular Ointment in the
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err. maprx fanilx.r

That classic region known Is Rosh
Bottom, boasts. among i.s deuizens. an
original genius who rejoicss in the name
of Hank Pulver. who is BY profession a
/" logsist"-thst is. he follows rafting
saw logs from thst heavy cottonsood re-
giou to the saw-mills Of this place. Sew.
ersl weeks ago. during oar 6rst cold snap.
Hank came in with raft. and as usual.
put in the evening by getting tight. II
20 happened that the dsrkies had dsnce
that night. and had . bottle hid some
where in-.hs room. from which they oc-
casionslly renewed their spirits. Hank.
being refused any more drink at the sa-
looms, groped his way into the cellar
where The colorsd folks were singing
their legs; there he somehow smelt out
the bottle. and when sll hands were taken
up with the dance. he managed to slip it
into his pocket. snd departed in peace to
the outer world, where be silently CON.
muned with the bottle. until he fell on to
the sids walk. help'essly drunk. When
the dance broke. at late hour. and the
darkies started home. they stumbled upor
Hank, almost frozen. Although know,
ing that bis plight was, the result of Ii
quor purloinsd from them. they had moi
the heart to leave him to freeze to death
so finslly one of them proposed that b.
60 home with him-telling him they hat
but one bed in the house, snd therefor,
could not accommodate him with one
but they he'd plenty Of wood. and If b
was willing to keep mp { 70 and sit b.
it, he was welcome. Hank thaukfull.
accepted tbs offer. saying that he had n
place to 70 to. and ives willing 10 d.
anything to keep from freezing. Pro
csediug to the cabin, Mr.. Darkey bui!
up a rousing Ere. and placed Hank on
chair beside it. while be and bis viii
went to bed, and were soon fast asleep
About day.break Mr.. Dsrkey awoke, an
perceiving that the FIRE had gone out. an
seeing no Hank. he began to look around
and presently discovered the missin
guest snugly ensconcsd 10 bed with him
self and wife! With the exclamation
"Hello! what you doin' in dar ?" M
Dsrkey made lunge. But the exclams
tion and movement had awakened Hsnl
who was by this time sufficiently sober
realize the situation with remarkabl
qaickness. With one leap he was out I
bed, and smother out OF the door, Darke
after him but the latter, having to tarr
and dress himself, Hank succeeded in e
Gaping his wrath. and reached the shelt'
OF Rash Bottom in safety. We have nj
learned how he stands on the question
"nigger equa!iiy."
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