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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

New York, June 10.-The Times edi-
torially says Lees army is ninety thou
sand strong, on the north side Of the Po-
tomAc, marching northward, and Hook
er's army Fastening north, to prevent the
advance. A collision is speedily antici-
pAted.
The Herald says our army lie chang
ing its base, supplies being trans ported
from Acquia Creek to Alexandria.
The Governor of Ohio has called out
thirty thousand troops to resist the in
vasion.
The Governor of PennsylvAnia has is
sued 4 proclama ton for fifty thousand
men from that State.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The President
has issued a proclamation for 100000
men TO repel the invasions of Ma
ryland, Western Virginia, Pennsylvania
and Ohio.
HARRISBURG, June 15.-Despa.ches
from Chambersburg and Hagerstown says
the rebel cavalry arrived at Perryvile
aud Martins burg about noon yesterday.
Hard fighting going on at the latter
place. MilrOy was contesting their ad-
vance.
Communication has been destroyed
between Winchester and Martinsburg.
Reynolds has been driven by large
force of rebels from Perryville., to Bun
ker Hill. The rebels are also at VIM
chester, and all of Lees army is moving.
The Capitol and principal cities and
towns in Pennsylvania are in absolute
danger.
Vicksburg dates of the tenth report
the situation as unchanged, except that
our lines are daily contracting.
1t is reported that 6,00O of Kirby
Smiths force came up the Washita river
and are making demonstrations on the
Louisiana side. M
Our troops at Milliken's Bend have
been reinforced.
Johnston is still receiving reinforce
ments from the East. and preparing for a
move forward.
Philadelphia dispatches say General
Tyler retreated from Martinsburg, and
that our force at Manchester had prob
ably been captured as the rebels have
ten thousand at Hagerston.
A private dispatch says the rebels
appeared this morning near Chambers.
burg in force and probably now occupy
it. A dispatch from Greencastle, Pa.
this morning 101S o'clock says our troop
are retreating through here from Hsgers
town to Chambersburg. All rolling
stock of the railroad and stores hav,
been removed.
New York, june, 15.-Cotton fifty
six. Gold higher, feverish, unsettled
at forty-six and seven-eighth.
ST. LOUIS, June 15.-The militia il
this county have ordered drill DAHL
until further orders.
FREDERICKSBURG, June 12.--The enem,
have held their position this side of tn
river one week with but little fighting
Our losses at Culpepper on Tuesda,
was heavy, including some of our bes
officers. Our casualties was fifty kille'
and two hundred wounded, and fly
hundred prisoners. Among the kille,
was General Wright.
MAYsvInLR, KY, June 15.-The rebel
dashed into this place last evening
captured Government horses, arms an,
robbed a number of stores and then lei
in the direction of Big Sandy.
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state OF Tennessee.

ApJVTANr GGNERAL's 0FFIcE,(
Nashville, Tenn, June 6, 1868.
Geaeral Order No. 3.
Notice is hereby given TO all Tennes-
scans desiring to volunteer in any OF
the Tennessee Regiments, in the service
of the United States, or now forming in
or about Nashville for said service, that
transportation will be furnished them TO
this place upon application TO any officer
doing duty in the Quartermaster's De.
pSrtment.
All Quartermasters are respectfully re-
quested to furnish transportation to this
place TO all Tennesseans desiring TO
enter said service, and to report to this
office the names of persons to whom
transportation has been furnished, and
all persons receiving transportation are
requested TO report TO the Adiutant Cen
eral at the State Capitol.
lirig. Gen. ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
ALvAE G. GmLEM,
il 2W Colonel and Adjt Genl.
Press coPy)
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THEATRE.-The performances at the
Theatre open tonight with "40 and co.,
in which Mr.. Allen plays Mr.. Lillywhite /;
MIR. Clinton, Altamont Mr.. Ashton, ia
cob; Mrs. Jordan Mrs. Lillywhite Mrs.
Stewart, Clemintina; and Mrs, Seaman,
Dolly. After which, grand ballet di-
vertissement by the Zavistowski Troupe;
to be followed by the comic ballet pan =
tomime Of "BibPs First Love "--charac-
ters by the troupe. The entertainments
close with "The Omnibus" Pat Rooney,
Mr.. Stewart
In the engagement Of the Zavistowski
Troupe, Mr.. Duffleld has given his thou
sands of patrons and friends pleasing
and grateful variation from tho routine
Of tragedy, comedy and farce, for which
they owe him many thanks. Nothing lie
more agreeable to the eyethan graceful
dancing, and in this troupe he has secur-
ed a number Of the most fascinating
dancers that ever stepped before the foot
lights. Their performances are inimit-
able; whether regarded in the light OF
the Terpsichorean or Thespian art. Not
one Of the numerous audiences who will
rush 10 see them will go away without
pleasant remembrances of them.
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New YoRK, june 14.-The ship Blu
cephelus, from Bahia May 16, arrived TO-
day. She has on board the Captain and
his wife of the ship Dorcas Prince, Capt
Peck of the ship Sealark, and Capt
Phillip Of the ship Dictator, all captured
by rebel pirates.
The British bark. Castor arrived at
Bahia from Liverpool with cargo Of
coal for the pirates, the pirate steamer
Georgia being in port at the time. The
authorities ordered both out Of the har-
Dor, when she left for the Southwark.
Capt. Phillip, of the Dictator, states on
the 25th, in lat. % deg. north, and long.
2l deg, 40 min. west, he was captured
and burned by the rebel pirate steamer
Georgia. He was taken on board the
Georgia, when Capt. Maury steered for
the island of st. Vincent, where he ar
rived on the Goth; but seeing an Amer
lean man of war in the hArbor, she put
on full speed for sea- and reached Bahia
on this 18th of May, where we landed.
The Georgia is a common iron vessel,
22O feet long and 80 feet beam, brig.
rugged, full poop has very large smoke
stack, aud is said to be able TO steer IA
miles an hour, bat this is doubtful. Most
of his crew were boys.
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TOM. @. CHUNK


Will sell at Auction, THURSDAY, June
18, 1868, at the residence of Mrs. s.
Powers, one fine Rose Piano, fine pArlor
Furniture, four fine all-wool three ply
Carpets, two fine Brussels Carpets, fine
marble-tOp Tables, one fine Wardrobe,
one fine thread window Shades, Pictures,
one fine drugeting, Oil Cloth, one good
Cook Stove, and a great many articles
too tedious to mention.
Sale TO commence at 8 o'clock.
TON, @. CRUNK, Auctioneer.
No. 81 North College street, w. f. Bangs
old residence.
junel3-6t Press copy.
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NntIce tn Nutlern.

Just received and for sale at reduced
rates.
100 barrels dried Apples.
100 do do Peaches.
100 boxes Cheese.
90 barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raisins.
l25 kits Mackerel.
Candies OF all kinds; Figs; Dates
Nuts. Always on hand full and gem
eral assortment of Suffers supplies, to
which we call the attention of our
friends and the public. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
A. g. nj. LAEDsBERa & Co.
Corner Square end Market street.
may 10
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRoEs,l
NASHVILLE, juno IL, 1868.
Especial Orders No. 1871
1t Col George Spaulding, 18th Mich
igan Vols, is hereby detailed for special
duty, as Provost Marshal of the city OF
Nashville, vice Col Jno. A. Martin, re-
lieved, and will be Obeyed and respected
accordingly.
BY order Of
Brig. Gen. r. s. GRANGER,
Commanding,
w. NEvrN, Capt and A. A. Gen'l.
ne13-3t.
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Beautiful exceedingly beautiful we
heard lovely lady exclaim yesterday.
What could be so beautiful, we conjec-
tured. Was it . collection of Floral Of
ferings? . new dress? a new bonnet? or
what? We might have applied the des-
criptive terms to the lady herself; but
what conld she think 80 beautiful? We
found out. 1t was one of Schleier's ca,tes
doVisite. iune16-2w.
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I REM EMBER.
ny GsAPFsaor.

M ~ 0hAffhAot.
l remembtr,--'twss my ohildhOod's day
The rosy hours" Of Joy,
That walked fresh laurols in display
To charm me, boy;
Oh, how those pleasant hours have faded
How tho sweetest smiles were shaded
Hoe time can al destyoyl
! remember, too, the newborn Spring,
It's beauties bright and rare;
The birds that dill so sweetly sing
While soaring high in air:
Then life was like both spring and lowers,
Warmed by ,mies midst sunny showers
Al, lien kasl0 NO cors
remember how thu season changed,
How Joys and hopes were blighied;
How friends, thro' malice, were estranged,
And pure affections slighted
And when my memory wakes the lays
OF some by-gone and happier days,
remember meath hopes brightest rays
Peace Is often bllghted.
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RosEoRANs' Commemorative are in
debted to the publishers, Messrs. Moore,
Wilstach s. Keys, Cincinnati, Ohio,
through Allen & Co., of this city, for q
copy of Major Bickham's sketches of the
campaign of the Army of the 0umber-
land under Gen. Rosecrans. We have
heretofore had occasion TO speak of this
work, and need not do il again. Allen
& Co. have large lot for sale, at their
establishment on Cherry street
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A deserter named Nash, tried by
Court Martial al MurfreesbOrO, and con-
demned to be shot, was sent to this city
to be executed. Yesterday was the APP
pointed day; but, before the hour arrived,
he was retrieved.
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NAsHvILLE. Tenn. june IL.

NASHVILLE, 1ENh'y u une La
10 the Editors Of tho Louisville Journal:
Allow me TO assure large number of
the readers of your excellent journal
living in and around this city, that l am
not the author Of the articles against the
Nashville UNION, written from this city,
and signed al" Ihave made no contri-
button to that class and style of politi-
cal literature since was a very small
boy. Very respectfully,
john LELLYErT.
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"You certainly have the hAndsomest
Goods in town." is the constant remark
of the ladies, when looking at CAMERON,
KNIGHT Sc Co.'s stock. Those who have
not inspected them had better call early,
as they are selling them out very fast.
Corner Of Desderiok street and the
square. Gjune13.2t
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1t is sincerely hoped that the premises
of all citizens may DO cleaned and the
filth deposited in heaps in the streets or
alleys, so that it may be carried away
without cost to those interested. The
health OF the city demands that it
shall be done promptly.
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There was rumOr in circulation yes
terdAy, that the rebel General Forrest
had been shot and killed by one of his
Lieutenants, whom he had kicked. The
rumor was from rebel sources.
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FOURTH OF JULY {!
"Rallv Round INC T1aa. aove.,

'Rally RoundThe Flag. Boys,"
My many friends desired me, some
time ago, to arrange social festiviLy on
the Fourth of July, at my house, and ]
herewith announce to them and all 9th.
err citizens of this place, that on the
Fourth, "BelleView" will be open t.
merriment In a few days will lay
before them particulars in full.
ROBERT WEIrENMUELLEB,
ie 16-3t "Belleview."
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The FRENCH sPY,--This thrilling dra-
ma will be repeated again at the New
Theatre tonight, Mr.. GOssin, Mr.. Letting
well and Miss Mary Mitchell assuming
leading characters. The laughable farce
of "My Fellow Clerk," will also be played;
with Miss Mary Mitchell as Juliet Shocks;
Mr.. LeffingwelI as Tactic; Mr.. Burr as
Victim; Mr.. Taylor as Fag; Mr.. Allen
as Hooker; Mrs. Allen as Fanny; and
Mrs. Burt as. Mrs. Dobson.
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Gen. Rosecrans, il is stated, has order
ed "sho,rebel spy" who was con-
demned to be hung, to three years con-
tnement. We guess that's the longest
oaN Of the kRa--On record.
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10 THE CITIZENS Of NASHVILLE

TO THE CITIZENS Of NASHVILLE :
The health of the city demands that
it should be thoroughly cleansed. All
filth or nuisances on the premises of
citizens must be immediately removed
to the streets or alleys and placed in
heaps, so that the same may be hauled
away by the government wagons, fur
nished by Gen. Granger, Commandant
Post.
Premises will be inspected and the
city nuisance laws rigidly enforced. If
the enforcement of civil law fails to eff
feet the object, more expeditions power
will be applied.
JNo. HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
iuue11-1w.
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Recorder SHANE tried sixteen offenders
yesterday. Thirteen paid their fines (;
the remainder were sent to the work
house.
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The temperature Of the weather yes
terdAy was a good deal higher than hui
man comfort required. We may begin
now 10 prepare for real summer.
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We are under obligations to w. @. Coll
lier, Snyder & Co., G. f. Scott & Co.,
nswsdealers, and to the Adams Express
Company, for late newspapers. Thanks
10 All.
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We have received from r, H. Singleton
an exquisite morocco bound little vol
ume of over 800 pages, called "The Ar
my and Navy Pocket Dictionary" 1t is
the very thing for all young officers, and
. good many old ones.
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NEW GoODs.-The attention of our citi-
zens Is directed to the advertisement of
the Messrs. NOrthman, Public Square.
They have just received magnificent
stock of goods which they are Offering at
the lowest prices. Their goods are of
the latest and most fashionable styles.
Go and examine them.
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The sale of Dry Goods by the United
States Marshal, commenced yesterday,
will be continued this morning. There
are some very choice goods in this stock.
Attend the sale. Bargains are to be had.
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Box Office open from 0 A. NJ. to 3 7
NJ, where seats can be secured.
s. B. DUFFIELD, Manager.
iune14-3t
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Rich and Rare,

A now and elegant assortment of Pho
tographic Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at T. NJ. SoHLEIER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, . choice variety of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
q new article, only just imported.
Apr16-tf
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FOURTH OF JULY

couNat CHANmEa, TgsSEssEs USioS LEiovy,
June 10, 1893 !
ATa meeting Of the Tennessee Union League
"A held on the evening Of the 10th day OF June
the following named gentleman were appointed
Committee 70 solicit subscriptions 60 defray tbs ex
pouso 0f proper Ceebration Of the s7th Annii ersa
~ Of American Independence.
John Carpor. John Cheanaut.
Jos A. Barr, John ITRas,
r. M Schleier, John MArtell,
n Knock, John Wright,
l.. Bloomstlen, VIM. Baker,
M. Seifert, lanr Burgett,
p. Bruce, Col teard,
Joseph Griffin.
4. W. ONDORFF, Secretary.
IuneiA-u
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The prettiest, cheapest and best straw
hats for men, boys, children and misses
wear, can be purchased at
HoRNBEoK & AsHBRIDGE's,
june16-3t 40 College street
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Persons wishing a fine pen can find a
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, ~
Cherry street. two doors South of Cedar
iel0-tf.
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HEADQUARTERS U. s. FoRcEs,l

HHADQUAhTHhb U y. IVhVEHit
Nashville, Tenn, june 3.
General Oordcrs No, g..
All enlisted men arriving in this city,
and not attached to parties under COM
mand Of a commissioned or non-cOm-
missioned officer, win report at once to
the cOnvalescent barracks, corner of
Church aud Cherry streets, where they
will be provided with quarters aud RAJ
tions.
By order of
Brighten. Il. S. GRANGER,
Commanding.
w. NEyIN, Capt & A. A. G.
10 q IA
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MashtiIlf Aniuu.
Fourth Of July.
AMEET1ka OF THE NASHVILLE UNION

AT AMEEukG0F THE NASHVILLE UNION
CLUB, held on the evening Of the ilth inst
the following named gentlemen we're appointed a
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements, for Celebrating tbs
approaching Anniversary q our National Firth Day
Ito act in conjunction with similar Committee
en- the part Of the Tennessee Union league, and In
compliance with said Leagues Invitation.
Conniaes Of ArroHgsmsnh he part ~ tie Noshpille
Union GLIB.
Joseph g Fowler, ~ d. nickey,
n. n Myers, }. Henderson,
W.0 Brownlow, @, J. Stublehed
W. ID Scott, John York.
COMMITTEES on Ne part % ne 7snnsses UaionIsagus.
Col Houok, w. tellyett,
4. r. qlasoock, @. W. Bridge,
Capt. Newln, tapt. Clark,
John Carper, J. NJ Hughes.
The Committees Of the Union Club and Union
League Of this city viii meet on MONDAY, 18th inst
at 8 O'Clock ?. NJ , In the Office Of John Trimble
Esq, on Cedar street.
iunei4-u
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Postponement Sale,'

The sale OF the above Goods Is postponed until
MONDAY, the 22d day of the present month, and
will positively take place ON that day.
e. r. GLAsUoCK, U. s, Marshal
iunell.
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A large quantity Of old newspapers.
Price fifty cents per hundred. Enquire
at this office. m23-tf.
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Dried Fruit.

A. & NJ. LASDsBER0 d Co., corner of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand my barrels Of ehOios Dried
F1'iA APPLIES and PEAOHES, which they
are offering at the lowest market prices,
Call and make your purchases.
april 29-tf.
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by one +. Stewart, now Ia said District.
Libel Of Information No. l, fled by the u s. District
Attorney for the Middle District Of Tennessee
IN PURSUANCE of a writ OF Vendaioni Erponas 10
i directed from the Honorable the District
Court OF the United States for said District on the
18th day Of May 1868, will sell said Goods at public
Auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash In hand at
the store house Of A. J. Duncan \ Co., on the Public
Square, in the city OF Nashville On the 10TH DAY
or JUNE next. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock,
A. X, on that day, and continue until all of said
Goods are disposed Of
said stock Of Goods consists Of Dry Goods, such
Ladies' Dress Goods &C, Prints, Domsstics, Cling
and Also Drugs and Medicines, Dye stuna, Soaps,
Candies, Lard I'll, and great variety OF other arti
cles. n. H. GLASCOCK,
may11-td y. 3. Marshal, n. d. T.
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THEATRE.
ZAVISTOWSKI TROUPE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The expense attendant upon the en-
gagement Of this great Troupe although
very large, the ADMISSION WILL BE As
HERETOFORE.
Dress Circle and Parquettc, 90 cts.
Saiiefy, 25 Z"
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail,

A. d. SANFORD 81 CO.,
At mcrchants' Bank, No. so College
street,
viii furnish 0s;eeTs and Soldiers VINO
wish TO send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town., and thereby save the RISK Of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way to send money
North. june13-tf
The Strawberry crop in this vicinity
has been extraordinary this season. Ice
cream, white as a snow drift, and stud
ded with coral berriesl gracious, what a
luxury And then the Strawberry looks
so beautiful, IS it bushes in its nest OF
leaves But they do not look more beau
tiful than the elegantly embellished HUI
morous books which we saw on Single
tons counter yesterday. Fresh arrival
june13-2t
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We are requested to state that the
Government wagons will visit the differ
ent wards, at the following times
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NO EXTRA ca ARGR FOR RESERVED SEATS.
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Marshal'S Sale
OF A STOCK OF GOODS

The United States certain lot Of Goods claimed
by one +. Stewart, now Ia said District.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-13
COLLECTORS NOTICE,

I NATHANIEL J. MILLER, Collector for the
Il First Collection District in the State of Maine
hereby give notice TO all persons concerned that
have received for collection the Second Annual col
lection List made and committed TO me by the AS
SCISSOR thereof, In accordance with the Act of Con-
gress entitled AN Act to provide Internal Revenue
TO support the Government. and TO pay interest on
the public debt" approved July l., 1852 and the
amendments thereto approved March 3, 1863; that
the several duties taxes Ton income, carriages and
plate, and licenses, assessed, enumerated and con.
tanned in said Second Annual Collection List have
become due and payabe that will in person or by
deputy attend to collecting and receiving the alore
said duties taxes and licenses assessed and pay able
within the County OF Cumberland in said District,
at my Office, No. p Exchange street Portland from
the second day OF November, 1868, to the 10Th day
OF November, 1868, both inclusive; that l will in
like manner attend to collecting and receiving du.
ties, taxes and licenses as aforesaid assessed and
payable within the County of York in said District
AT the Biddeford House in Biddeford, ON Monday,
November 18th;
At the Newichawonock House in South Berwick
on Tuesday, November 18th;
At the Berry Hotel in Alfred, on "Wednesday. No.
vember 18th;
At Felch's Hotel in Limerick, on Thursday, No.
vember 10Th, 1868
And further give notice that call persons who
shall neglect TO pay the duties taxes and licenses as.
sessed upon them as aforesaid TO said Collector or
his deputy. within the times above specified, will be
liable under the provisions Of Section l9 of the Act
of Congress aforesaid. to pay ten per eentum add.
tionai upon the amount thereof"
Ii is hoped that all persons having such taxes du-
ties or licenses TO pay will tend TO their payment
within the time prescribed, / am instructed to
enforce the law in all of delina auency
Persons in the County of York desirous of so do
change street. Portland. prior TO November 10th,
1863, at which time the tax lists will be removed to
the County of York.
NATH'LJ. MILLER,
Collector of the First Collection District
Portland. October l5, 1865. 5w