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commissioners sale.
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@DAON I
Sarah MoEier's Executors, ct. ais. ''''-'''
pursuance ofa decree Of the oircuit Court for
Ohio county, rendered on the Path day al NAV.
1se4. and directed to the undersigned as speciai
commissioner We will sell at the front door Of the
Court House fohio county, in the CITY Of b seiI6
az ~ tao Stn gay July 1884 commencing said sale
public auction, the following real estate in aid
1tS 70 PaIealatly mentioned and described, situ-
a!ea ~ the city Of Wheeling, that Is to say, Lot
number thirty-one-S1-on the west side Of Main
HtSleaE between Washington and Adams street. In
Inst part OF the city of Wheeling called Nortb
wheeling; also the south half Of Lot number foTty-
4IIhtuated on the east side Of Main Etrest
"a North wheeling between jefferson and MsdiSon'
az TERMS OF sA1E-;Twenty- 2O-per centum of
Sae purchase money IN cash, and the remainder in
iSuE equal inStallments payable in sig, twelve.
stit sen 4ne twenty months from the day Of
with Interests the purchaser or purchaser Siv
fsErs SGha Win good personal security for the de-
instruments, the Commissioner to retain tbo
9le until the purchase money shaII have been IA IIS
PAU ..r ag5.f...d JAMES g. WHEAT,
o, SAMUEL IRWIN,
.0-1So4iS0 Special Commissioners.
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Connnissioner's Sale.
JAMES 8. WHEAT,
Special Commissioners.

hF the property now known as the "KrAu or
" House. on the east side of Main street, and
the lots on Market street in the rear thereof on
Saturday the Cd of July, 1854, the front door Of
the Court House for Ohio county.
In pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, in certain cause therein depending
wherein Francis D. ChApline is complainant and
the deV1sees heirs at law and executor of Moses w
Chapllne, deceased, and Mary p. Lynch are defend
ants, shall sell, as special commissioner at the
'front.' door OF the Court House, for Ohio COUNTY, on
Saturday the I'd Of July, 1854, commencing said
sale at 10 o'clock, A. n. to the highest and best
Dlaaer AZ public auction, the following real estate
In tho said decree particularly mentioned and das
cribed, situated in the city Of wheeling thai n 10
say Two thirds OF the lot numbered thirty.nIne-
Ss-tronung forty.four,-44-feet on the east side
OF Main street, and extending back of even width
eastWaEoy from said street, hundred and thirty
tHo-l6Z-Ieet, being the property now known as the
hr9mer House." also part OF lot numbered one
fleet from the south side of said lot fronting on
market street, and running back Of even Width
gi1ty-seyen-6I-teet; also lot numbered one huH.
dred and nineteen-110-frontinR on said Mayket
street, sxty.Eix-66-feet, and running bsck ofeysn
width hXty Beven-67-feet, The eaid Dartr Of lots
numbered one hundred and eishteen-1is-and one
hundred and nineteen-l19-will be sold in four
eash. s' nuns
TERMS oFsALE.-The one hfh-1.6-part of the
P9Echase money in cash, and the remaining fcuT-
hIth parts in four equal instruments payable in sx
WE'VE, eighteen and tRenty.four months, With in.
trest from the day of sale the purchaser to give
bond FOR the deferred instalmsnts; the CommisSoner
70 retain the title until the purchase money shall
have been fully paid. JAMES 8. WHEATT
May s0th, 1854 um) speciSl Com n MAJ
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and maarsr Of holding the elections obalI bs m.
cr16ed by law. The person having the gFeatest
number OF legal votes shall be declared BY the GOV,
eFn6r to be duly elected, and certificate thereof
sh3I be given accordingly. That the Constltutfon
and Avs o. The United States which are not locally
~ snAu have the force and effect within
the United States =" 4'S-S "A''l ~
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70 be certified by the United States District At.
torney, Collector of Customs or any other otIicer
under the United States Government, or reSnonsj
bic person known TO this office. S---'-
All proposals received under this advartIssmsrt
tl be opened and examined at this once IN u In
SEsDAK and SATURDAY Of each week, al 10 AZ.
bidders are respectfully invited to be present. al the
opening of bids, II they desire. r - s''s
-HE A. v. BARRINGER,
Captain and ChiefQ uarterm astsr.
JShZz-u Department of Wa5t VirgIDia
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
i COMPOUNDED RRoE RooRs RAREs a Ip,vr,


THRRoKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Diurs,,o.
" cures all diseases Of the urinary organs, s1cI
0g 1nconttnence' Of the Urine, InAaumAtton OF the
Bladder, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Stone in the
Bladder, Structure, Gravel, elect, GonorrhoSa and
IL especially recomme 1ded In those cases OF POur
Albus Tor Whites in femasS) where All the old nan.
Reous medicines have failed lII-ET Of
~ It ig prepared In highly concentrated form,
the dose only being from to two tsaSpoongfuIl1
three times per day. .ta -
II It ts diuTetic and Alternative In itg action. mn
rtiyinR and cleansing the blood causing It to now in
All OF its original purity and Vigor5 thus removing
nom the system all perniciOuB causes which have
CHEROKEE INJECTION Is intended az an allv
assistant to the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
should be used in conjunction with that medicine
in all cases OF GonorrhCea, elect, Flour AlbuB or
Whites. Its effects healing soothing and demul.
cent; removing all scalding heat chordee and pain,
instead OF the burning and almost uuendurabl pain
that y experienced with nearly all the cheap qIAck
Injections. 30
~ By the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE 1HJEOTION-the two medicines at
60, ana the weakened organs are speedily restored
to full vigor and strength. 77lT7.
ASrFor iull particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store In the country, write and We
viii mail tree 70 any address, . full treatise
- Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, 81 per bottle,
or three bottles for S. GEI sfl n.
| tie, or three bottles for IS.
35-sent by ExpreSI to any address on receipt OF
A9-sold by all druggists everywhere.
| ..ts.it- DR. W. r. MBRWIN L CO..
| Sole ProprietorS,
mrlI d&Wly No. SO Liberty Str, New York.
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hereby certify to the best Of NV
belief the above named guarRntors arc ToSS ana
3cient as securities for the amou nt for which thew
ofer to be security. -fT3Tt'-S 1853 HleS
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u Open for Students day and evening.
T'HE purpose Of this Institution is to iny.rIue
young men land women tool in the prfneihIsS
when govern the correct transaction OF pecuniaTS
business andtn Accountability and itS concomtantS
BOoK-KEEPING, D.
stripped Of Its absurd verbiARe and an.,ant ,,,
n3ity and tntrtcaey, and adapted to tbe modeLT
mode of doing business especiSlIv In ~
states Il the leading subject OF Attention rs IIs
ton q No. sFse nnerEing and free from excep
Ion g tho9e OF nature and comPrised In varV a.
WSrds, are hrst made familiar to the sfndent liz
VINO - then conducted through course al
ySrietv " ss, ~ numerous sets Of books in great
70 any kind Of business. -'A AASiAA'y
A WRITING sOHooI,
nnS open day And evening. attended by both ladies
ena gentlemen where, without etitsrin for The fIi
eonrse, good handwriting can Be oitSibs5 i1a
ARITHMETIC, - lafa5,
and it, application to al manner az 'iS 57-
OoUNT1NG-HoUsR CALCULATIONS. t7
reoetye the attention thsir primary iunor+.ro. !
nanoS; The student will be made aconSInteJ S-StS
evSEl modeS Of calculation not found a. bnoE1
Ienaing greatly TO the AbbreViAtion Of hIS -
Ghere u open 70 the student 0ISo eC1rI.oI
BUSINESS SCIENCE
P6lftieal EeouoraV O. ! s:
~ ti alaAIeees and Currency; aISo ulHxInS
~ SIalIens bnaneai Men in regard to the 49,
lToidin9 fSiIpre oustnesS successfully and
l2 IN the above subjects are intsr,D0-.
ormstior ~ hios Snd ineuleatfonS tending to ths
~ T1 o. niSh character men and citiESnS
,,1HIy.S tSlotion p intended to Be n.
and thorough a thsf N ~, - -,
Isnl n TS11o While the expense to The .trS
: : - srf--s1fgy st.s.-.s = I'D, Il
,SlI III. 6eSs leaye 70 refer thoss to whom r. !,
"a e me onloera Of the banks IN ,TTS.aI5
M port and especially to his sEudsnt1l
TERMS 20. - ;. EaassI
ter re iuIl sourle above indicate, AN ez,.,L
IsIS, % entering For fhs SsSn;.9,o
nm 4 ypsa.S, 4@A unIimIted; % remain az -
nom two 70 three eOEse L uG1ally completed
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

FORM OF PROPOSAL. ...
[ToTN, COUNTY AND srAfRl
[DATE.l BIZ -
4 the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
nu oeIVeF 70 the United States at the Quarter
OF your advertisement inviting proposals for forage
dated Cumberland, Md,--1s64, the following
!, I7s, Bushels of Corn, in sacks atpsr buahsI
snshels Of Oats. in sacks atper bushel
non15 .rOns Of Balod Hay at-per ton of 1000
,ora3 .TOns OfBaled Straw at-per ton Of 1000
Delivery to commence on or before the day Of
-I4s64, and to be completed on or before the
DAY ot----1S6-, and-pledge myself to enter
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security, within the space eff ten
GAYS Stter being notified that my bid has been ac-
2aa % Your Ob't. servant,
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RaiIg gnteIIigeutet
,OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pa'Isd at The First Session of The Thirty
Eighth COngrsss.

PuBuc-No. 90.
An ACT TO provide a temporary government for the
Territory Of Montana.
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GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents of-ip the
County o., and State Of, hereby Jointly
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of-Sba
aecepted that he or they will within ten DAYS AFTER
the acceptance OF said bid execute the contract for
inc same WIN good and sufficient suretieH in a
sum equal . he amount of the contract to furnish
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms Of
bid was made, and in case the said-shaII fail ~
enter into contract as aforesaid We guarantee to
make good the difference between the offer by the
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
-1964. N"' Vi
Witness: 81 s.ars.l aaa -a.et- or
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Capt. A. v. BARRINGER, Chief QuArtsrmaster Depart
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
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- t q re il course above indicated t6s t,,.,..
Sisnf bSo = s9i Tg Sa entSsing For the requite
= ~ = The course Is usnSIy e re-
- ~ = salee months. - : 3aSS
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Gloves, Linen Ran8, PeathoE PanS
IL Palm Fans, Ball, Sids and Tuck Combs JuSt
received at the Variety Store Or ~ siF1T = s
iS0 D-MooLL = BRO.
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80 %OM. -
For Sale.

ONE NEW IMPROVED THRAsH1Na Z CLEAN
" ing Machine, RSlStOn's patent, six horse pow.
or, with truck. inquire OF : ~ Z
MIRA 20 HlIDR g "a, + Bro Bro. 90
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t.-.a MARYLAND LINE,
loo BARRELS Maryland Lime. fresb br,,, -, =.
mrs P.o.HrLDRRrH2RRo
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TRANSPORTATION.

[To BE CONTINUED
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POTOMAC HERRING. - %
OK BARRELS NEW POTOMAC HERRING. Ess
% 10 HlE B5ls. Family Roe a. - h-
myI7 = LIST, MoRR1soN Enn :.
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BUSINESS SCIEroH


,S =, 6eSa leaEe 70 refer thoss to whom ba :,
nd 49, g me otaoers Of the banks n IsoII,s
1A port and especially to his SEudsnt1.
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i'm BOXES ". R. oHRRsE ina +.o.,v.,t..s
~ my4I LIST, MORRISON 4 "a
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Let the Soldiers Vote
To TIE SELEcTMES AND ASSESSORS or
Towns

We copy below the Resolution appended
to the LAM passed last winter authorizing
the Soldiers 10 vote, and call the attention
Of town officers TO the same.
See to it gentlemen Assessors and
Selectmen that the law is complied with :;
and if vour warrants are already issued
without calling the meeting at 9 o'clock A.
NJ. for the purposes above named, have
new warrants posted up in season to
comply with the law.
Don't fail TO DO this
Rcsoired, That the poll. BE opened on
the second Monday Of September next, at
nine o'clock in the forenoon, in all the
cities. towns. plantations in this state aud
shall be kept open until six O'Clock in the
afternoon. and no adjournment or inter
mission whatever shall take place until the
same be closed.
Resolved, That the Secretary of State
shall prepare and furnish the several cities,
towns and plantations blank returns in
conformity with the foregoing resolves, ac-
companied with a copy thereof.
(Approved March "a, 1861
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-02

oBlruARr.-Among the many painful
records of death that have recently been
made in this community, is that of Lieut..
George VIM. Thompson, of West Tren-
ton.
He was shot. and fell dead during tho
charge on the works around Petersburg,
an that fatal day. when so many Of the
3ist Me. and some utlief regiments sacri.
feed their precious lives. Lieut.. Thomp-
son first left home in Sept le62, and
spent nearly year in the service of his
country. being Sergeant in Co. c, Goth
Maine volunteers. During that term Of
service, he developed traits Of character
which showed that he was no common
man. and which gained for him the esteem
and confidence of the men and officers Of
every rank.
After remaining at home some mon tbs.
he felt that he must GO again. Though
the strongest pecuniary considerations
were presented to induce him to remain,
where the comforts and privileges of home
might be enjoyed still he must respond
to his country's call. He left the first
of April, and from that time till the day
of his death the Goth of July, he WINS
almost necessarily on the march or in
battle.
But lis record is on high. lie died
with his armnr on. He was affectionatc
and forgiying, and cared much for those
committed to his trust. He was patriotic
and brace beyond most. lie was chris
tian hero, and has passed to that pure
country where thewickcd cease from troub-
linz; and the weary are at rest.
The blow falls with most crushing
weight upon the home circle, hilbert"
unbrohen but they are consoled and
sustained by the thought that he died in
-luliu"s cause.
The funeral was attended at the Bap.
IL; meeting house in Eden, en- Thursday
Of Last week. y very large audience Was
assembled nj the time. Rev. Messrs Ten
rs and EuR ker conducted the c1crciser.
:. Is.
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The CHICAGO Convention.

We have no report at the time of writing
this Of the result of the Chicago conven-
ton, if any particular result has beth
reached.
August Belmont, the New-lork bank
or called the convention to order. The
committee on organization reported Hora-
ito Seymour for President, and Joseph
Chase Of Maine for Vice President. W.
II. Simpson Of the Belfast Journal as one
OF the Secretaries. The rules OF the last
National convention adopted-;wo thirds
rule and all we suppose.
GOV. Seymour took the chair and made a
lengthy speech, plausible and prcmissory,
aud just ike all his savings.
This took place the second day. In the
evening session the resolutions were report
cd and adopted. Mr., Long of Ohio under
took TO sandwich in straight out-peace
resolution. but got snuhbed.
Mr.. salisbury of Delaware then noini-
mated MrPowell as candidate for President,
Mr.. Stuart of Ohio nominated Thomas
H. Seymour Mr. Wi9kliff of Kentucky
nominated Franklin Pierre.
Mr.. Harris of Maryland seconded the
nomination of &eymour. He denounced
Mcclellan as a tyrant, and as - the man
that initiated the policy by which onr
rights and liberties are stricken down."
Mr.. Harris was hustled off the stage
after freeing his mind hy Mr.. Carrigan.
\ Gen. Morgan OF Ohio undcrtood to
defend Mcclellan. and to make it appear
tina, he only did his duty in arrcstin:
without forms of law the Legislature of
Maryland. This clnscs the second day.
Third day, Mcclellan nominated on
first ballot. receiving 202 . to % , for
Thomas ii. Seymour. This looks as if the
convention had no hopes Of an election
for if it had it would have nominated some
other man. The convention is out and out
a peace convention. 1t must think McClel-
Ian is not much for war and never has
been.
Geo. II. Pendleton Of Ohio was nomi-
mated for Vice President. He Is an in
tense coppcrhcad of the Xallandingham
stripe
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with no pilot capable of holding the helm,
and no chart to guide us on our perilous
voyage.
There is indeed but one path of safety.
and that is likewise the path of honor and
of interest. We must preserte The Union.
Differ as we may as to the measures nee.
essary to that end, there should be no diff
ference among loyal men as to the end its.
elf No sacrifice we can make In our
efforts to save the Union lie comparable
with what we should all make in losing II.
He is the enemy to both sections and to
the common cause of humanity and civil
ization, who is willing to conclude the war
by surrendering the Uuion; and the most
alarming development of the times is the
disposition manifested by leading Journals,
by public men and Ivy political conventions
i'll the loyal States to accept this conclus-
ion. For myself, in the limited sphere of
my influence | shall never consent to such
a delusiyc settlement of our troubles
Neither at the polls as an American citizen,
nor i'll Congress as a Representative
[-hould | again be chosen will ever give
a vote admitting even the possibility of
ultimate failure i'll this great struggle for
Nationality.
Very respectfully, your ohd't servant,
J. G.. BLAINE.
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we all desired. This is a reason for
redoubling our exer;ions, but not for igno-
miniously retiring from the field and yield
ing to JEFF. Davis all he asks. The only
way to true and lasting peace. is to
CONQUER, since JEFF Davis declared to Mr..
Jaques.
Saw to Mr.. Lincoln from me that
shall at any time be pleased to receive
proposals for peace on the basis Of our in
dependence. 1t will be useless to approach
me with any other"
Now the men who cry peace. mus;
either mean disunion. or nothing, for Mr.
Lincoln is for an honorable peace and ii
that is only what is wanted why need there
be two parties
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-02

The National Convention of Spiritual
lists just held at Chicago representing
eighteen States, including Tennessee, Ken
tucl;y, Missouri and Maryland by vote of
BOB to a, passed resolutions in favor of
the reelection of Abraham Lincoln. and
in strong condemnation of the rebellion
and those unfolding it, both North and
South. We publish below the first three
of the series:
Resolved, That this Convention readily
improves the present occasion to declare,
as Indicative OF the position it holds and
the spirit by which it is animated.
|. That the existing rebellion against
the Government, having avowedly for its
ohieet-First, the denial Of the democratic
..ieory of the right Of the people to decide
who shall administer their public affairs
and, consequently, the substitution of the
oligarchio rnlc. and Secondly, the enslave-
ment Of millions OF the human family and
their postezity, herding them with tie
beasts that perish, ana tgafiicing IN their
bodies and souls, is to he abhoTrea and de
n0unced by every patriot, christian, and
friend of instice and humanity and resist
ed and crushed by all legitimate, and right
full instrtmeatalities-n matter how long
the struggle, how great the coat, or how
fearful the sacrifice.
2, That no compromise il To he Offered
or accepted, and no terms Of peace agreed
upon winch leaves in cxstanee the oligar-
chic or slavehclJing element in any part
Of the laad-for otherwise it will b., Z
Virtual triumph of despotism over freedom
wrong over right, and OF treason over
laYalt5-. To be followed III dac season by
another cenyal son 81 l4oFt hla0dy Std
exterinina.ing.
3. That it was against the election o.
Abraham Lincoln. in whose veins run the
hlnaa of eofae.on people, that me siaTe-
nsla.Gg sariataeGacY oF tine S0ath, rose ii
at.as. 30 the Te election of Abraham Lin
Gala at the approaching Presidential -tFr :,
Gle will h. y feaial indication Of II,
right Of popular suffrage, and q sigpai
triumph Of 5he forces of Liberty over the
hosts Of Tyranny, in which the oppressed
of all nations, are deeply interested.
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GREENS LANDING, Ne Aug. Goth, "a.

GREENS LANDING, Ne Aug. Goth, "a.
MEssns. SAWYER bURH;
We herewith report the following:
Ar 25th sch ) ) Lindsey, Fiokstt, MilIbridye,
for Boston; 18th, scn Woodcock, Moon, Bosom,
for Hancock.
We received the news this day from Fox Islands
bts ma,kerrl. Also the loss Of sch Restless o.
fishermen, all destroyed py the Tallahassee.
ward by the Captain of Fisherman, of the late
destruction of 800 sail of yess.ls in the North
Bay Tor Bay Of Chalear)
Ar 18th, sch Valparaiso, Higgins, Eden for Boa-
ton; Guide, Ash, Or Ellen With - otis fish /;
Brenda, Look Addison for boston; goth. Mary
Frances. Webb, for Bay Chsiesnr; Levisthan,
Pray, Ellen for Boston; Nautilus. " ilsoB, IRON
Lorg Island: Orion. Webb from fishing c.uise;
Baltimore, Eaton, fishing; G-li Hunter, Collins,
ivr an oil cruise.
We have an account from Capt. Sewoomb Of
sch Mary Eva, oil Proyi eetown, OF another ycs.
rel being lately towed into Westport She Was e
fisherman and the of tae Tallahassee came
aboard and supposed that they had finished her,
bat the light barrels aboard prevented her from
siekins 10th inst y U. ). Gunboat. name un-
known, passed through this Thorough or her
way east. and il is hoped is be, way 10 protect
tt feet 81 fishermen on the coast and in the
Northern Bay, which. At thi. time, is unusually
large, and an interest which the governnent
should maintain.
Very Rssp'y Yours
GREEN 1 co.
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CORRECTION OF TowN QUoTAs.-The
Provost Marshal's Office in this city. has
been instructed to make corrections in
in the enrichment list Of the several cities
and towns, by striking off names of those
who are exempt for curious physical dis
ability. or as aliens. The enrolling board
can only strike off names of those who
present themselves for examination be-
fore the 5th of September. Cities and
towns, whose quotas may be too large on
account of these exempts, can have them
reduced by presenting these exempts and
having their names stricken off the list
Progressive Age.
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$ i66 65 81.

IMPORTANT To VoTERs.-The resolves
providing for an amendment of the Consti-
tuition so as to allow soldiers absent from
the States to vote for Governor, Senators,
Representatives, and County officers. and
which amendment is to be voted upon at
the State election, provides that the polls
shall be opened at nine o'clock in the
forenoon. in all tho cities, towns and
plantations in this State, and be kept open
until six o'clock in the afternoon, aud on
adjournment or intermission whatever
shall take place until the same be clos
cd,
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Naval Credits of the Fifth
District, Maine.

Til. lis. Of credit. comprises all en!is,ments in
the NavA! Service CT the United Ststcs, OF which
returns have been rec.ived up to, and Including
August ?+th, 1864, embracing the one hundred
and tLie'y nine Seornen in tbs aited States Navy
May lat. 1864, allowed By the Provost Marshal
General upon enrolment, excepting recent euis,.
nents in the receiving ship SaLs.