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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.
ELror1oN TIRsT MONDAY te1D oF April.

ELEcTI0N FIRST MONDAY (erD of Afhil
Mar.Aai STACY \. CAIN. %
ctsS, CJias4 litioaer-- JOHN COLHAVEh
Cliy Soilolhor--JosIAH LOWELL
y Msrksf Masisr--IOHN McCUTcHHlN.
tIaErsary Dsrcctor--AHTHOEYW W0HL
Mod Asdarsr-RoBERT ALLEN,
COnstatl4t-ALEX NJ 0YLER,
EiI I A G. HCRLBURT tHaI
Ctiv Cg,aeii
Itrst ward--wILL1AM pioKGT,
HSeopd Ward--MARCU3 BILLS
Th,rd ward-t vscsncyl,
foutlh Ward--JOHN A. MtN1Ck,
nth Ward d-ExRA THOMAS,
SlKth wnd-w. N. LOVE.
SsAooS Bodrd-
First ward--EDwARD CONWAY
fsooud Wards Y. WOopeUM,
Third werd-JoHN v. NAUERrH,
Foarth WaFd--IONATHAN KEnNhf,
FIFTH ward d-WILLIAM PATTON,
sixth ward-WILLIAH WALKER
Assn-ora-
First wrd-LRwIs HEINTE,
Eeocnd Ward iva anoy),
Thir ward--J0HN p. KLINE,
Fourth ward--JACOB sTEPHEkB,
Ffth wEd--WILLIAM DAyY.
&, eixth werd-PANKRATIUs WEIDNEh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
All Kinds or store, and other shade
Made 90 Order. m

CAMARgo MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
50 West Fourth street. Cincinnati, ONO
n. II. BRBsEMAE. deIsdIy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
Illinois Central Railroad.
- -

" -"T7|I IVHANWh TOb7 IIMh. La7II|
nN ana aner Monday, Nogenbsr ID, SOL, Pass.us p
~ Trains will leave Mattoon and raua, AZ f0.loWr
LEAVE NATION. fin iis
re- Gong North, llO IN and l1;OO p M.
DONG South, 4i5O M ana 5:60p n, R
glfe Paa LEAVE PANA- SO a.
Gong North, 600 NJ and $50 pm.
Going South, 1880 \ M aud 7.I6 ni
DEF W. p. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger Agent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03

GyRepublicsn politicians give ont the
hope that there may be no draft. Don't
heed them. If the rebellion is to be put
down by force, most terrible Conscrp'
ton is AZ sure as death.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,

a a Esss AL ttfa1
fzsk ~ ~ ~ v ~
a. kLAT NATIONAL ROU'fE.-' -'i'erininatag al Wasl.
nepHo0d and Parkersburg tue West al winch plac.
unltes with Railroads, Steamers, &c for and from all
points IN the West, Sonthwest and Northwest
{ Ihree Trans baily for all the Eastern Citss.-
o ~ his ls the only route TO Washington City IN
leave baltimore at 4:S0, 40 and IU.6v m and gLt
and 5aO y mi on sundays at 430 and TAO M onl,
Leave Washington At 600, 7i4U and IA a M and 81.
and nj on Sundays at a30 and p m only.
70 the Eastern cities bs procuTet
via Washington CITY tan additional chagRe .Oi 81
Time ny quick Rndfare as low rs by any other route
Inquire for tickets via Baltimore and Ohio Reroa.
al any OF the principal Railroad offices In the West
J. h, SULLIVAN, Gen. Western ct
= tlAH b. M OOldti Gen. HoketARit.
, W. p. SMITH, Master OF TRANSPORTATION " aldtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03

B@-The Republican newspapers OF Hart.
ford and New Haven approve and udorse-the
action Of sundry employers in ,discharging
Democratic wofkmen ~ Boston Post n
Certainly they do They think that a la
borer or mechanic has no right 10 have an
opinion of his own, but should be directed by
bis employer how to vote. The Republican
party isAq apttlsborsrs party. o.i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03

'If you are in favor of the draft, vote the
Republicah tcket That's "a the transcription
ticket Exchange.
AS we'll, also. the prescription ticket,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
@Tho Democracy of jackson town

ship, Perry county, o, atarecent meeting
among other resolutions, unanimously
passed the following b
On motion of L. NJ. Gilligan, it was resoy
ed that the Hon. C. L. iVallaRdigham il Tho
choice Of the Democracy Of this Township ioi
the next Governor Of Ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
OayIOn, Genla and Columbus Railroad

80 ~ u ~ N l11its
n .hhIlk DAILY rams East, wa Oolnmbus Throuan
i tickets nom Dayton TO al Eastern Onies
Three Dally Trans East, leaving Davton fsr the
East a. tol!owss Night Express lI;5Sp MI Uihcnna
and OolnDps Day Express 81 ll:2O;e T. M these trans
stop only at Xenia and London. Accommodation 90
p. Tn stops at sl way stations between Dayton and
1ColumbuH. .i.H n..Ia i rI .. i..st
arriving ut Dayton, night express 646 nj AccoIn
mediation Sl6 Il. ln.; Columbus aud Cincinnati Ay Ia
press 6;J5 y. f.Hl n.l.. tr"N r'TN"
Trans run BY Columbus time, whichs7 minutes lac
ter Than Dayton time. .t
Thronsl tickets can be had for all EasterD cies b.
caitngoh y W. KING Tick Agent 3ti
.sI u e.tsl Il. W, WoUDHAsSD, superintendent.
O. WAaMAk, Z en'l AR't, Dayton, u ~ fNeN noys7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
The Last Man aud Last Dollar
DOdge--HOVy the People are
HumhmEgeA. "a a Z. a -

The Last Man .sknd Last Dollar
DOdge--HOw the People are
Humbuggea. "A a ~ a 81
SOM months aihsc, TIC RoyAlists of
this city. desiring "a make a show Of i'm
menso libetaliss niet together and spb-
scribed large sums of money as dona-
ton for the benefit of the soldiers iami-
lies OF Dayton, thereby endeAvoring to
create the suppression that they were sim
core and pstriotiosin aths-deelaration they
made Of spending the last dollsr.g.
But as the sequel shows. il was knsy
ish scheme TO make little political capi-
tai at the expense Of the tax payers Of
Montgomery comfy fol after thoy had
subscribed az stated, they got to work
and had county scrip. bearing six per cent.
interest. issued to them, for tho amount
Of THEN subscription. They next had the
Legislature 70 legalizo this scrip so as to
msks every tax payer Of Montgomery
county pay his proportion, while they nm.
lblushingly expected to receive all the
merit This was very safe and shtewd
investment by the "last dollar gentle
men At a time when visions of Vbroker
banks and deprecated green-backs arr
causing them much uneasiness
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03

General Your feats in guRipiloerostfd
tioR and change Of base, running precisely
parallel to those performed by the present
Abolition Admihistfationihave given rise to
several thsoFies, an the minds OF your readers,
respecting the cause Of your tergiversadons.
When the President declared that the Gen.
eral Government had no right TO coetce a
State, you joined in the chorus, coercion is
unconstitutional
When the President demonstrated, that Ft
Sumter, could not be reinforced, except at
the cost of civil war, and that Il would be
criminal in him to plunge the nation into in.
testine dissensions, YOU followed the great
Bell Yetke, Of Abolition, and denounced all
those whose opinions were in favor of com.
pusion by the military arm Of the Govern,
ment
When His Excellency replied TO the Chica
20 Delegation, Of "NUiatto' Divines, who
constituted themselves into committee to
wait upon him, and urge on the great object
fthe war--and said that "a Proclamation of
Emancipation, would DO rs imperative, as the
Popes Bull against the comet" you chimed
in with The general current, and demonstra-
ted the iutihty of such an attempt
Now that the President has yielded to the
"pressure,' and has damned himself 10 all
succeeding ages, you consistently change with
him, and assure your readers that such a
Proclamation is "eminently proper as a war
measure, and must result in entire success
When President Lincoln announced to the
world and the army, that Mcclellan, was the
proper man to lead them "on to Richmond
and differed from the First Napoleon, only
in being slightly his superior, yon too echoed
the compliment and shouted Young Napo
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23
chs Ianfaster &a}ette.


AoNteea 'NNe AA1AoANo u - OAto@AnAeA'
The German Democrats whose sym
pathies are with the persecuted rebels,
ndwb6yote with the yallandigham
faction, should read the following from
the knoxville Register, of June 18th
Thereisnolimit to the hate ofthese reb-
el aristocrats for foreign born citizens,
and their contempt of laboring men,
greasy mechanics " as they call them,
is unspeakable;
"It happens that we entertain a
greater degree of respect for an Ethi-
opian in the ranks Of the Northern ar.
mics than for an odoriferous Dutchman
who can have no possible interest in
the revolution. Why not
hang ererg Dmchman captured? We
r!H hereafter hang, or shoot, or tmpriSon
for life all White men taken in command
Of negroes, and enSldre the negroes them
selves. This is not too harsh. No hu-
man being will assert the contrary
Why, then, should we not haag a
Dutchman, who deserves infinitely less
of our sympathy than Sambo The
livemasses Of beer, krout, tobacco and
rotten cheese, which, on two legs and
four, on foot and mounted, 60 prowling
through the South, should be used to
manure che sandy plains and barren
hill of Alabama, Tennessee and
Georgia 4 4 y Whenever Dutch
regiment ddornS the limbs of a Southern
forest, ddringcaralry raids into the South
shall cease. X Il President Davis
need not be specially consulted, and il
an accident Of this sort should occur
to,aplundering band like that captured
by Forrest, we are not inclined to be.
licve that President would be great
ly disgruntled."
And the following elegant anc
blooded" article is from the Charles
ton g. G. Mercury;
awe are the most aristocratic peo
pie in the world Pride of estate, O
color and privilege, makes every mar
an aristocrat in feeling Aristocracy
isthc only safe guard of liberty, tn,
onlypower watchfuland strong enough
to exclude monarchial despotism A
the North the progress and tendency
ofopinion is to pure democracy, les
governments anarchy, and agrarianism
Military despotism is far preferable T.
Northern democracy, agrarianisn, in
fidelity, and free love.
Better, Thousand tirnoo better, l.
come under the dominion Of free ne
gross, or OF gypsles, than OF rankeef
or low Germans, or Canadians. Gyp
eles and free negroes have many ami
able, noble and generous traits; tn
Yankees, sour krout Germans, filth,
drinking Irish, and Canadian
have none"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23
Bounty and Pensions.

A t1TGREsS having proyidrd that nh soldiers who
Y Jhayc been discharged from the service by reason
NJ wounds or disability shall receive the sOO bounty,
and tht when soldiers die or arc killed in service,
their nearest relatives shall receive the bounty well
10 all arroarnges Of pay sc and that all soldiers who
are disabled while in the line Ofduty shall he panaion-
I'd, or killed the proper class Of relatives (such
widow, fathcr, mother or sisters, 6C1 shall bo pen.
sionod Col sCHLElCH who has seen 10 much
service and familiar with tho whole subject Of army
business will give attention 10 applications for pen
slons, bounty, back pay, &c.
IIli experience in the army and knowcdgo Of the
usnc5s warrants US in recommending all to call upon
him
OFFICE -Tallmrdge Block over wcayers Hard.
ware StOrp.
'Lsnc1stor, May ls6l-G-3mo.
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.LYO=Ddn Notice.

Mt Iotce 10 hereby given 70 al whom II may concern,
Ntht the next session Of the Commissioners of
FAIRFIELD county 70 be held in September next there
VIII be preserved petition praying for the establish.
enent Of thc following described County Road to.wt:
ft0fnmoncing tho Royalton and Crceylle Turnpike
iIt the half section line dividing the lands of Broad
y Cole and Peter Hege thence said line TO the con-
tor Of section No. 81 thence south TO the line Of
s1ol No le; thence east TO sertope o. TO- - and 10
f,Jl and there terminate, rM6TT PETITIONERS.
..s.Isf .Ie q a. l3-AE
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23
Pleasant Township seminary.

FpNHE above Seminary, united with the HyNenic-
Home Cure, is an Institution Of learning that
presents To NIL, hut more especially to myalids, the
opportunity of securing thorough Education, and
ofimproving their physical powers nj the same time,
and for less money than treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure.
For particulars send for circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY MARCH the
30th A. D. 1863, and consist of 40 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, as follows;
Summer Session from March the S0th to June 10th
1864 Twelve weeks tuition ST. Vayaton 10 weeks.
Fall Session, from August lst 10 November the 29th
1869, Twelve weeks tuition So No vacation.
Winter Session, from November 23d, 1863 TO March
l2th, 1861 Sixteen weeks tuition Ss
Tuition must be paid in advance, or secured by notc
and reduction will be made on account of absence,
nS-Boardng, consisting Of farinaceous food, fruit
and vegetables will be furnished by the Principals at
S2perw
hS-I have also purchnseda Piano, and secured tho
services Of Professor SCHNEIDER to give instruction
on the Piano and other instrument Of music on roa-
Sonable terms. Dr. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal
and ABRAHAM FRnfn, tqHiS'Gn''
February 20 iA9. .lySy
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SECUDITY INSURANCE CtNPAyY,
OF NEW YORK. "-

These companies divide three fourths Of net PROFITS
annually to the Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in
terest ats per cent? thereby funding the surplus and
giving Policy Holders greater security and cheape
Insurance,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23

PENSIONS
Aro allowed to all soldiers who have been disabled in
any degree by wounds or disease while in the service
in the line Of duty-to widows Of deceased soldicrsto
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on the
deceased soldier for support.
Back Pay.
We have every facility for the collection of BACK
PAY. If final papers are correctly made out, we can
have the money in hand in four days from the time
the papers are delivered 70 us. Soldiers who have
Of pay due them from the Government, will do
well 70 call on us, as we can collect tho money for
much less than it will cost TO go to Columbus else
where; and much sooner than the State Pay Agent
can collect their money.
Write to Us,
And will advise you, FREE OF CHARGE, and send
you blanks with instructions for filling them up, so
that you can prepare your claim without trouble
BE Prompt.
The sooner you make your application, the sooner
you will get your money II Application for Pension
is not made within year from the date Of discharge
yearly pension is lost.
Remember the Place!
K. NJ CLARKE, CLAIM AGENT: Office-South side
Main Street, Tallmadge Block, Lancaster, Ohio.
Reference:
Martin Co.. Bankers; 1Iunter& Daughcrty Attorneys
7. ". Wagenhas, Pension Surgeon.
PITTsBuRG LASDISG, TENSEssEE,
May, 1853
To the People of Fairfield County.
We are personally acquainted with r. NJ. CLARKE,
ESQ.,, and believe him to be honest and capable. We
cheefully recommend him to our friends OF tho i!th
Regiment as proper person to attend the collection
of Soldiers Claims, Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions,Gc
John NJ. Council, Colonel nth Regiment o. "
VI. +. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel 18th Reg. o. V. l.
A. J. Davis, Adjutant 18th Ohoi.
Daniel Kutz.
Captain b. F. Butterfeld, Comd'g Co. A. 18th O. "
Lcutcnunt ]. H. Arney.
Capt,n Ezra Ricketts,, Company F, 18th Reg
Lieutenant y. O'Sullivan..
]. W. Stinchcomb Captain Company b.
A. 7. Ashhrook, LIST Lieutenant Company b.
william II. pugh I'd Lieutenant company B.
A. Ogncn, Captain Company ], 18th Ohio.
Leo Nolcs, LIST Lieutenant, Company ], 18th Ohio.
| D. NJ, Rca, Captain Company X, 18th Ohio
| s. B. Collins, I'd Lieutenant.
| O. +. Peters Assistant Quarter Master 18th Ohio.
| b. II. showers, Captain Company G., 18th Ohio
| Captain c. II. Rippey, Company D., 18th Ohio.
| Lieutenant g. NJ. Webb, Company d, 18th Ohio.
| Lieutenant o. B. Brandt, CompanyC c, nth Ohio.
| Lancaster, June lS, l863--l2d
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Slll 90
IFShppers or Grain, Flour Ind other merchandise
roasOnable rates.
Mearo authorized Opay for the scrip ofihese Com.
panles before delivery-4O cents on the dollar.
lLFThose who desire the 6est and eAsdpsst imam
rance IN the mosresponsbe compan nies Will do we'll
70 call on INC Agents at their office Tallmadge Block
Lancaster, May 81, l563-IylB
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23

The Difference Between Union Men and
those who Call Themselves Demo-
Gratis.
We have collated the following senti-
ments in order that our readers may
see the difference between loyal Demo
Gratis and Butternuts. That faction
calling itself Democratic, claims to be
loyal. Let the following sentiments
determine. Conditionalloya little
better than unconditional disloyalty:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23
better than unconditional disloyalty:

| had rather myright arm
were pluckel from It's
ket and cast into
eternal burning,tha with
my convictions, TO have
thus tle6ledmy soul with
the guilt Of moralpeuury,
NALLASpIoHAN in his last
speech IN Congress on
refusing to vote supplies
for the Army.
"Wo are for peace be-
cause the war has failed. "
"New England was the
cause of secession. -
Fernando Wood.
al am astonished at
the quiet resistance OF
the people Of this coun-
try.n--Rynders.
"'Liberty or death
seems to have lost its
force. Hehoperl Demo-
Gratis would resist this
military despotism. -
tCries Of "wc WILL" tive
will 1--WE arc ready
uoW ~ 10 i--Ih.
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$50 90 SIS 90
kEHGRK11By insnring In one OF the above compa-
nes, his Policy will cost him, for dve years Sill In.
stead of $3.50 by the Old System, to wit:
TOpremium on 3,OOO for dye years. I5O no
BY scrip worth in New York 4Ocsnts.. $50 90
Byinteres' received in cash on scrip. 500
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23

Better a thouaoud timcs
that the tuXcs should hc
multiplied, that tndo
should stand still, that
commcUe should be
paraly6cd, that multitude
should perish ON the
fields, than that u people
for the sake Of having q
reduced taxation, Of hav-
ing Nglut of foreign Inn
portatlons, should ut the
bidding of craven or Hu.
dnciouS dcmNgogucs,
clamor for q peace which
would mnihlate their
sovcrcig cignty,closing thoir
history with the crime Of
suicide and nm irrcyoca-
hlc sentence Of nelhble
disgrace. tGrcat Cheer.
ing. -G Gen liedqhor At TIE
AsiOr House Dinner, June
rs, 1868.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23

The sacrifices made by al
classes OF Our Gciloir-ciii-
zehs In The igdr are guar
dntees that Wo cannot d.
bdnion u until ne hare
accomplished The objects
for iDhich n icds originally
unieridloH,- GCa, Gee. n,
McCIcllcH's litter 10 Ihc
Istor House Mceiing,J,me
la. 1897.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23

DD~ Tile Highest Price in CASH paid
or Wheat and all kinds of Grain.
JAMES WEAVER.
Lancaster, May 2I, ls63-sH
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declare that ! have no
purpose, directly, or in
directly 10 Interfere with
the institution Of Slavery
In tho States whore itnow
exists, Liaeo!n's Iaaugu-
raj address
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II rdr n,pst come Il
must be on Northern, and
notion Southern SOIL. We
shall leave our wives and
children and our aged
at home, and achieve the
triumphd worthy of our
cause -- IETF DAVE,
Feb, llih, 1861.
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BOUNTY MONEY.

Every Soldier who has served two years, is entitled
10 500 Bounty Every Soldier discharged by reason
Of wounds received in battle is entitled TO 500 Bounty
Every Soldier enlisted after July LAT, 1852, and dis
charged before serving two years. is entitled To 81
Bounty. The Widow, Children, Father Mother, OF
Heirs Of Soldiers, who die in the service, entitled
to the above Bounties.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23

# tho people elect
Abraham Lincoln TO NOR.
row, ~ | expect they will,
he shpll he the last Pres
idcnt they will ever elect
IN the United Sntos. 49,
Gro. T., PuGn Mt Dayton
the evening before the
last Presidential election,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-23

Mr.. JAMES WEAvER--TheM Massilon Pattern Thresh-
rg Machine we got OF you last season, 10 the bost
machine We have eVerbOught The improved Horse
Power make II run one horse lighter than tho old
Massion machine. leopold Shutter
J. A, BorusteT.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-27

veterans who are doing their duty bravely
along the border of Maryland and Virginia.
The cutting out of the Caleb Cushing and
the speedy capture OF the pirates concerned,
has excited deal of interest here, and Maine
has gained many warm admirers. | sent the
Press having the account of the affair, to the
Convalescent Camp at Harrisburg, and the
Maine boys there gave three cheers for old
Portland. .si
ked tape Is long, but it don't quite girdle
the globe, as Portlanders have shown.
With an all hail for the patriotism OF the
people, aud feryent prayer that may some
time again tread the streets Of the natural
seaport" remain truly yours,
A. A. II.
7. 5. | see by the late eastern papers that
Bill jackson is said TO be at Huttensvlle. II
miles from Beverly with force 1000 strong.
1t is not true; and nearly all the reports Of
rebel elinvasion of w. Virginia are equally false.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-27
CITY OF PORTLAND,
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDEnMr

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
July 2lst, 1868.
nN the petition of Rufus Durham "that license
" may be granted TO him to erect and use a sta
tionery Steam Engine in his building situated at the
corner of Fore street, and at the head of Union
wharf "--itis
ORDERED, That Friday, the seventh day of Au-
gust next at O'Clock p. NJ ,at the Aldermen s room
be assigned as the time aud place for the considera-
uon OF said petition; and that said applicant give
notice thereof by publishing this order Ii one Of the
daily papers of this city four times the first publica-
ton TO be at least fourteen days beforehand that all
persons interested may appear and be heard thereon
Attest, j. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk
Copy-attest j. NJ HEATH City CLERK
jy23 DAT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-27

rIE subscriber most respectfully bcgs leave in
Il form the cisizens OF Portland and vicinity that
he has been appointed an undertaken, with all tho
legal rights and privileges 10 bury or remove the
dead that tho superintendent has, and Is now ready
to attend TO that duty IN the most careful manner
have new FUNERAL CAR. such as Is used al
most entirely in Boston. New York. and other large
cities which propose TO use at the funerals attend
as undertaken, at the price that other under
takers charge for the city hearse and nothing extra
from the old price. The poor always hbersily con-
sidered by JAS. M. CURRIER
Sexton of Rev. DIR. shaiers Church
kTRKsIpExcE No. CHAPEL STREET. jy23 dom