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ITCH ! ITCH {! ITCH
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch :!

ITCH ITCH ITCH
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch !!
Wheaton's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch i'm Forty-EisI,t Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, Chilb,aips
and all Eruptions Of the Skin. Price so cents. For
sale by all druggists.
BY sending 50 cents to WEEKS g. POTTER, Sole
Agents, 10 Washington ST. Boston, it will be for
warded by mail free of postage, to any part of the
United States. 81 u f7L.t-'.I - -
Oct Is, 1S65.-SN d&w1yr
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew.
err has proved itsefto be the most perfect prepara
ton for the hair ever offered to the public.
It is vegetable compound, and contains no iniu-
rious properties whatever. 80 tr. Is r.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
INAL COLOR. rs
1t will keep the hair from falling out. a.a
It cleanses the scalp and makes the hairsoft, Ius-
trous and silken. 45I
1t lisa splendid hair dressing. s @ .
No person, old or young. should fail to use It,
1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
TY- Ask for HALLS sicilian Hair Remover, and
R. P. HALL C CO., .3l +la1l
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
W. F. Phillips & Co Wholesale AGENTS.
1" auglesnd w6m
.
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IMPORTS.
OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

MAITLAND MS. Brig Ruth-15o tons plaster, to
A d Whidden. r. 49, - ~
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Read and leave to withdraw granted.
CONQUERED: Attest, l. j. BATCHEID Ser Clerk Clerk
TO the Honorable Mayor, Alderman, and Gty Couu-
The order passed by you on the 4th of September,
ing Illegal it being fifteen gears, instead Of sic gears
since the City Government took my land and it be-
ing taken without my consent, or compensation to
Order. JANET. THURSTo NJ
Portland, Oct. 1865. -
In Common Council, Oct. 2, 1865.
Read and laid on the table.
.1 Attest, l. j. BATCHELDER, Clerk.
REMoNsTRANCE of Mrs. Jane p Thurston, to be
called up and referred to Joint Select Committee of
three, with instructions to give her hearing, on the
question of damages against the City for land taken
from her the completion of Turner STREET.-THE Re-
December /, 1866. fW Was taken from the table and
referred to Joint Special Committee, consisting ON
the part Of the Board of Councilmen Bradford Full
: Attest, '-''A' 1. T. BATcHELDER. Clerk.
+ In Board of Mayor and Aldermen, Read and laid
on the table. - w C5Tf.. ~ - =
Attest, j. M. HEATH, City Clerk.
E REDINGToN, Vol. 4-Ma;ne Reports D. 265 saws:
1. 7The clause in the Constitution which prohibits
the taking Of private property for public use was not
designed to operate and it does not operate to prohi-
bit the legislative department from authorizing an
exclusive occupation private property temporarily
as an ncipient proceeding TO the acquisition OF tile
TO 1t, or to an easement In 1t.
2. TWAS designed to operate, and it does operate
to prevent the acquisition of any title 10 land or to
an easement in it, or to perm nent appropriation of
It, from an owner for public use, without the actual
payment, OF tender of a just compensation for it.
s. That the right to such temporary occupation as
an incipient proceeding will become extinct by un-
reasonable delay to perfect proceeding including tae
actual payment or tender compensation to acquire
title to the land, or of an easement in it.
4 That an action OF trespass, quare clausum, may
be maintained to recover damages for the continue
ance of such occupation, unless compensation, OF
tender Of it be made within reasonable time after
the commencement of it, --.- ii
s. That under such circumstances an action of
trespass or an action on the case may be maintained
to recover damages for all the injuries occasioned by
the prior occupation.
this case as no compensation or tender Of it was
made to the Plaintiff within reasonable time after
his Estate occupied by the Corporation no title to it
OF to an easement in it has been acquired, and the
to be legal. i.l777 .
AS the Corporation required no title to the land or
any easement in it, the defendent could acquire none
by his conveyance from that Corporation. Defend
ant defaulted." Cushman & Pratt.
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Dress ElevatOrsy
25 Gents per Set! At Srr-
a NJ D z r s Q N,S
NEW YORK SKIRT & CORSET STORE
# 60 Market Square, &c.
GEORGE ANDERSON. Agent.
oct18snd3m --41 80 Il 4

Why Will You Go Down Town?
u D., When you can get your
Stationery e Fancy articles
At the NEW STORE, bBI
As Cheap as the Cheapest.
Ell Holiday ESENTSI
Alarge variety for the old folks and the young.
B-A large collection of PHOTOGRAPHS, going
CHEAP. Come and be convinced, nd VT
Al the New Store, No. SO Centre Street.
FIRST DOOR FROM CONGRESS STREET.
Nov. 29-sNdtf III. L. BEAL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

S77lOJO3ade7''S Extract BaGcEcaE
Isno weak decoction of Checkerberry leaves but is
a nicely made Compound Fluid Extract Of Bucka, Gu
bebs, Juniper Berries, and Urn Ursi, nor does it
have to be used for months to cure Gravel and Kid
neg Affections. Price One Dollar. ...-. ....
W. w. wHIPPLE, Agent, III
dc14d2tsN 81 Market Square.
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Copy from City Record.) or b..
To the Honorable Mayor, Aldermen and Com
mon Council of Portland, Maine.

RESPECTFULLY represents, JANE P. THURS
lOToN, of said Portland, Widow, that she now Is,
and for long time has been the owner of tract OF
land in said Portland the shore, near the head Of
Congress Street, and adjoining the Atlantic & St.
Lawrence Railroad 2that for many years she has paid
taxes therefor that the City Council has laid out and
located across her said land East Commercial Street.
and for said Street has taken large quantity said
land to witt $4,000 square feet, for which they have
awarded no damages, although she thereby suffered
Council Tor just and adequate compensation for her
property thus taken by the City for public uses
JANE p. THURSTON,-
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HALLS Rubber Emporium

Is at 147 Middle Street. where every variety of Rub
her Goods be procured, at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. june23tf
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Recent Publications

LITTLE Foxes. By Christopher Crowfeld, Author
of"House and Home Papers," VOL PIP 2SS. Bos-
ton: Ticknor d Fields. -.I
These shrewd and pleasant papers, which have lent
their attraction to the pages of the atlantic Monthly
during the past year. here reprinted in tasteful
volume, corresponding in style with the recent edi-
ton of Mrs. Stoves other writings published by
Ticknor g. Fields. The small domestic vices which
here come in for castigation are "Fault-fndng,
lrritability, Repression" Persistence" '1ntol-
erance," "Disco rtesy" and '.Fxactingness." Upon
each and all of these topics Mrs Stowe dIscourses
with the directness good sense kindly feeling and
lgious purpose which among her best character
istics hher book could be studied and thoughtiuIly
laid heart by every member of every household in
the land the result could not fail to be great de-
crease in the amount of domestic unhappiness Mar
ried people, in particular viii do well to give it at
tentive consideration. .gs
=. For sale by Davis Brothers
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Observation-Disclosures Aid.
PRIDE's CoRNER-District Z.
nn1 10 10n-

IhlDE CoRNER-DiStrlct Z, 5af
Dec. ID, 1865. 10
Me-. EDrToR:-A meeting in aid of the Ma
tional Freedmen's Commission was held at
this place, in the brick School House, ON Sum-
day last, at 2 1-2 p. NJ, and notwithstanding
the appearance Of storm was well attended
by the citizens of this district (7th.) elsa. d.
The meeting was organized by the choice of
Thomas Lowell, Esq, chairman and Nathan
P. Roberts, ESQ.,, Secretary. 4. I.,s.-. q
The chairman then introduced Geo. f, Tai
bot, Asq., of Portland, who ably and forcibly
presented the claims of the Commission and of
the Freedmen, followed by M. A. Blanchard
Esq, of your city, after which remarks were
made by Messrs. Lowell, Merrill and others
indicating determination to organize. and
contribute both money and labor in further
ance OF the uplifting of the late slaves. No
tice was given that meeting would be held
the next evening for the purpose of orcaniz-
ing Freedmen's Aid Society. and that tl,e
same efforts would be made in this direction as
were made in raising funds and materials for
the .Maine Camp Hospital Association. dr.
ing the war, which will be fully appreciated
when it is stated that the people of this school
district raised last year for the above purpose
the sum OF three hundred dollars.
THE OUTsIDE.-It will be seen that the ed
itorial head OF the Press has been removed
back to the first page This rule we intend
hereafter to observe, and after to-day the mis-
cellany heretofore upon the third page, will be
upon the last page. The object of this ar
rangement is twofold; to make more room for
advertisers upon the inside, and to make the
outside better for advertisers,
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Thursday Morning, December IA, 1866.
PORTLAND AND TICTYJTY.
New Advertisements To.1

~ Ad,ertisers @iH teaefs Mernss.ues. as ,csna.
at an early hour IN the day. Se"ens
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Wna2f06

WO7lted. ,,.
A GIRL 10 or 16 years old to take care of n child
n two years old during the day and 70 - cililu =.
home. Inquire at ~ - " DooA'u az
FREEMAN HOUSE, as 4.
Dec 14-d3t* iuuie Ss'
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New Advertisements.
z LeVee, Levee, sLeUee
4 - CHESTNUT STREET SOCIETY
Levee and Tableaux J!
CITY TT AT,T, seii

Gil Z HAIL, - I
Monday Evening, December 18th.
grand entert ainment consisting of Tableaux, Mu-
are entirely new, and OF superior character; no
pains having been spared to make them attractive
and highly pleasing. Among which are the follow
ng-Paradise and the Peri; Lewis XVI parting
with bis family: The Rescue of the Flag The Angel
Mother, and others which have been carefully pre-
pared. go - - A+sAe 1tsEf+ - l.
MUSIC BY CHANDLEPS BAND.
A Post Office and other amusements win be in the
Programme; also. Tables arrangep with Fancy Ar
ticle5 for Sale.
3 E.HrO sters, Clam Chowder, Ice Cream, and other
Refreshments will be for sale on the European Plan,
from o'clock to the close of the Levee.
Tableaux will commence at u O'clock
Tickets rs cts; Children 20 cts; to be had at the
door. dc14d4t
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III 5rL SPOKEN.
Nov A. lat 10 S, Ion "a 40, barque Paladin Mitch
ell, from Baltimore for Bahia.
Nov z, lat 36 80, Ion :, ship Marcia C Day. steer
Does. lat 80 81, lon GO 40, brig r Hassel, from
Portland for Cuba. 8 4esaS l-T1 W. ~ !.
Decs, lat 81, lon "a, was seen ship Jennie Hight,
of and from Bangor for -. - 80 p -
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Portland April 3, 1866.
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
April 4, 1866.
Read and leave to withdraw granted.
4 Attest, j. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
Concurred: Attest, 1. j. BATCHELDER, Clerk.
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LAWRESCEBURG, n. r., sept. l5, 1865.
Editors chicago Tribunes-I notice an
article in your paper Of the 5th inst, co
titled "Pttroleum in Locomotives" Now
whether the thoughts therein suggested vii
ever be realized, ] DO not know, but dC
know that petroleum can BE- adyantageousiy
applied 10 cooking ones dinner, aEd az an
expense far below the cost Of wood OF
coal, at present prices. I have an arrange
ment for this purpose which works admira-
bly,. Il is adapted 10 al cooking purposes
in @ family, weighs only twenty pounds,
takes up but little room, can be moved amy
where, has an oven for baking, and common
kettles, or boilers, or cooking apparstus can
Be used. Can cook a breakfast for six or
eight in three quarters Of an hour, or even
less time, using about one-half pint ol
petroleum. Cost Of the whole only SO.
Large size, S25, for hotels or large families.
In the West, where wood or coal are diihculi
to be obtained, this Arrangement would be
invaluable. Il can also be applied 10 warm
ing rooms 20 advantage.
respectfully yours, G. j. CUrLEH.
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ne great improvement urs0n such 8 uro.in-
eessor A. Carlile. Of she Seustbrs efer.
rom Lolisiaug, iennesses. aud Arkqnr-s
nons enjoy what nav be called r4fio,,si
iame; Ar. Patterson, Of reunessa.,. a =. -
ln-iaw ct Presidents johnson; ~. Fowi-r
ff m thst Stats has rspagstion f,r eh,lifv
ARD forcs Of eharacter.
Among the newly elected uembers l,f n.
House Of Rrepreseatefives the ulore disfi,-
E'lished are General Marfion. Of New HamT,.
shires ar. Raymond and AZ. Roseoe Con-
ling. q NeH iork John A. Bnesam 4rs
Columbus Dslano. af 0.io- ]. D.. nef-ses III
lndiana; B G. Cook and s. n. Cullen. of
lliuois; Gen. Paine. Of Wisconsin; ana
John bitwell, OF California. Mr. Ravmond
Ar. Conkling, and Mr. Bingham, are ren-
uemen of eminent ability and exieusive
pariiameniary experience. though RTr. Raw.
mond has not hei5rs been . member 81 Con-
gress.
For the spaakership, Mr. Colfax seems to
DC generally regarded as aboat the came as
already elected Appareuilv he l. q have
no compoiitnr among Unian men,b ~
ne democrats VIII nominate "a onuasins
candidate only asa matter Of lersasliiv.
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BANKEas AND BROKERS.

OTIS, Z. A.-attoTney and Councillor ai La
~ Office - Cherry a.; P o. Box 74s.
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THE CoNFEssIoNs kNn ErFEEIEscEoF Az iN-
rALin.--Pu ubilshed for che benefit, and a. a
caution % young msR and others,who suffer
from Nervous Debility Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &es supplying at tho same time
The means Of solf-cure. By enc who has
cured himself sfief undergoing considerable
qnaokery. By enciosiug . postpaid ud-
dressed envelope, single copies may be bad
OF the author.
NATHkyIEL MaTFAlE, ESQ.
Brooklyn, kings o., n. II.
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0hcers' pay accounts aud soldiers 6nal
statements, competed aud parchasod 81
lowest rates. Also Quariermastera Com
missary and OrdEance papers, made up
promptly by competent end cxpeitcncsd
Clerks, az No. 81 North Cherry street.
BurLEH < GEfEyWuun.
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Eye kEB EaR-As we'll as diseases of the
throat, lungs, heart, atomachs liver, blood,
ETC., naost successfully treated at She Mash
vile Medical aud Surgical Institute, Church
street. few doors below tho Poat OGcc,
3. S. Aborn, M. D., examining phrsiciau
and surgeon. augi0-tf
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cEHrIFioATEs

Naming each sfit'e 1nd In ss'ua. a-a nls-,I s
afaiefi enfei1r1l a1i wei mixed dae dfthras aa.
fnlopes VII - sea. hT me'i 10 say adsress On rs
eelpt uf llca1U iTe 20 81, eisTon ~ ea- iH.r-F
ipr - riH.uHfa n Ns ani QUO hundrrf .or aI.
un fece p Il ine trftaraie ruu sil go shes Y..
20 -o-ns = aiFNt a11 eren i- T your orHal ls
pay the enlar t1f iala fao sif'ais 81 -ei p.-rI.-
fs tlsy tls i.aalu a tfl1d Waieh. f.arrna.I s 1..
tlsnn, -e-i1g hacnfne, Qr cry go fl lsaa.-F b
a.if isi- ief al fnF n no cara can IhHr 40 .as.
tnsn Vnf il'li - Hoffh, 81 flrr1 ura ua. b araH.
Aaents Fiu'fe 10 every l0aTu .n ffz rernfrr.
A'ef9 lsar rar make tll a daT =aI.-nr orr ..r.
h-aies ela gaaia1t sfo oi feaelrT ever EHr.fa
lloun yel rhif fou can ctfln fr tar LnII1r. IL
IT.. saala tl1a .i'i orr rru'sr ernf1.H.nr uII EH.
and rallfliIa-s aiar terms 10 rrnrfa
aldrass JAMES rrIcmfNflH e Cl.
HfHtN-aU lIf Errr.fsar. N.Hr OH.
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Hot Rolls, Buck and Bunns every mora
ing a ths Nashville Steam Bakery, i6
summer street. neaf UnIon. tePs-0
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Ohicars' Aceounts made out and cashed
Quartermasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up By II. rompkins, late
MAJOR lith regiment Ilhnoia cavalry. or
zee eorEer Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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BraeeIels, RIngs, Sos Of JewIery &c.

no be disposed Of e. ONE DOLLAR each
4 without regard 10 value, and not to be paid fol
until you know what you are 70 receive, .
our Inducements are the greatest ever offered foI
ohtGning good JewFlry a. low prces.
Crthcates Of eli the articles named in our circu.
lar are put into envelopes, sealed up. and mixed,
and when ordered, are drawn, without regard 70
choice, and sent By mail, tree Of expease, gvng all
q fslr chance. 1t VII then b. at your option 10
send One Dollar Tor the article or not: 9ATIsFAC-
TON Is GUARANTEED in ali cases and o. there
are NO BLANKS, IL II impossible Tor any one 70 re-
ceiye less than The value OF their money
Our LIST conpuses l50,ooe articles, vsiued Il
rom $ 70 SIS each, Consisting Of 6ents' and La
oies' sold and silYer Hunting Oased watches, Nj
nature Magic Spring and snsp Locke.s, Oya and
Chased Gold Bracelets. Gold Pens with silver
mounIed Ebony holders, Gold Pens with silver ax-
tens on cases ana pencils, Sold Tooth md Ear
Picks, Chased and Stone set Rings, Bosom studs,
Sleeve Buttons. variety Of styles) Cslfcrna Liza
mond, Solitaire and Cluster Pins Geuts' Masonic
Pms and Rings. ladies' Belt Buckles. Gold Thirr-
des, Coral, Opal, Jet and Pear sets Cf Ladies'
Jewel y, variety Of styles OF Ear Drops snd Brooch
es, Chate aine and Long Guard chains Gents We {
and Neck Chains, Gold and Jet Revolving brooch
es. ctr, eta
A circular containing list Of articles. aiso the
LIBERAL lSpUez ESrs AND PEEnIUMs we offer M
forming Club=, will Be seat tree sineleeertfcates
25ceuts. Eve Tor 81, thirteen for 81 thirty thres for
IS, one hundred for SO. Our central Location
brrgs Us near the mos reno points, and al or
ders promptly filed and forwarded BY return mail
or express.
Agents wasted in every town and county.
Address PACKARD 4 90,
seps I'm -
H. ToHPEIss, a. ". ponrEH, Jso w. HowELI,
Lsts IA. l4th Of Eigeasld Lats Lar. I4ta
Ee9. 4as- Ccf. Iels. Reg IA Oar
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CotGkrE 4 Co. beg TO inform their cusio-
mers that thay still continue the manufac-
ture Of their various STYLES OF Family aud
Toilct Soaps, Starch, and Ceudles.
Prices current forwarded by mail on ap-
plicaton, CatG trE 3 Co,
Nos. S. s5 John 81, New York.
iuly2s-sm
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CLAIM AGENTS, Aic.
COAL AND WOOD.
Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, sc.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ZONE 4 TUNNELL-Wholesaie snd Retail
" Bookse lers. etluoners, and News Agents.
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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metropolitan Enterprise.
GREAT GIFT SALE
1 FuE
NEw YORK AEn Providence
Jewellers Association.


An immense afocr ~ FInuaH. Watrisa. JrarIry.
ald Fancy au1ia, en- .a ns s1id iar ONE UnLIAH
Ben Wi a1ui faEsri iu F1Iue. a1d uut tu hs lsf
'of tll you PEE WIS., yqa wa rpceITe
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alisa6sl. I11 5 q .6s e Thry.eIrh.h conrr..

a1iemuefs u ne Thirty eighth Congress
The following States have elected seaatorl
and members of the House OF Represents
tives, but they have not yet been admitted
TESNEssEE. LorI8AEA
j Nathaniel g. Taylor NJ T. B0nrauo.
? Horace Maynard. "a p. Yield
3 Col. Wm. b. Stokes. ". d. Mann.
4 E3miHd Cooper.
Wn. b. CaHp5eL 5--
8 Dorsey B. TA0nas.
C9l. 1. =, Hawkins.
3 Join " Lsftlrich.
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There is q vscancy each Do Massachuetis
Mary and, and Nevada, which Wiz ~ doubt
be hled with Union mcuf making lf2
Uniouists 10 al Democrats in thc House.
Hlenbers elect. Sul not vet admitted
Union- Democrat
Tennessee ..-.. ..-..---- --ss-ss.ss- =
Louisiana. ...------ .---------..t -.
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CLAYTON llAIR & PURSE,
eKsERAL
Commission Merchants,
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
II and asie a
COti0a. sIl kinds Of Produos. and Gen
eral Merchandize.

Speed stIaut On q.ren fs ths uafrhsaa asf asi'
Of Real satafe ie ne city. an Of Fzaiai.ous Ia SO
part ~ aeof1|I.
Thef sI.i b y a1i sel FofeEl a1i loueH.. -
eh1rEe AsofEE Goa. ha1E adf01 l1d .-
hofEs, Drafil. a.. Nllh rr1ulrt rea.'tIss
EnFaaai eEcinrsfiY ia a Conn
nh Eunria and sale rt1fale ro1risr lae ~ y
merit q lhsraI 81 |r1raae. &C.,.
naTFE r--fh.n.rT s ciaTt11s r p aa.lraI -
W j. Iartsrn aurHsia. co. So ~ aaa
FharIeFfda -arrral Astes -lell-
y n if-I-5.'ft r-F u Is afeFazaur sa1sIFII. - rl
-e--.s. $780,. s-arf . Co., and Tracy iusla a
~ VIZ " CLAYTON
faia arsnf Georgia Rgirusl aaaE. Elsns1.
gro vi. NnirE.
Laie of f1dErE11. a.i1If a Co
i7slsa PuRiF.
Lais 81 fouilan. tcunlazI a Co.. Augnsfa. Ga.
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We are anihln1sd to aunouuce pa. p. RCssEI &
A. carddsle acr Alicr.asn IN ths r1ird Ward.
Eicciioa iasl taiur,iay in acriemher- alE.d
We are suirouzcf 70 snucuncs GEOR6f s.
KfNNSf a. : csnttdsis ior Aiiermsn. in ne
se cad NsrL vtS-ul
We sre sufhsursd % snsounce JANIS sIokN
ss a can,adsie i1r kidcruaan m thsTaIni Wafi. a.
t,ie rerteiscn0n- Ta-itr
We sre aufcorEtf 10 snurunca IaoHENr
IHONfs0N a. Q csndiiate 90 kiicflsn ts tle
Nrst Ward Elecuou .sli ssiilr,iag Ia sopierlheI.
AuE et1-tde.
JOHN n. ALMOND IS q cand.dsfe Coz Couar
msn in the Thsrd Waad. Eeorou ch the ist aai-
urday Ia September. ID
We are auihorirei 20 saucuucc gso ". 6ksEr a
canttdsie 81 oouneiusad 90 rcrrescul Ne fcuffn
hala a ne ensliag manicipai eiectun-
WEare authorised to announce, for The
Fihh Ward.
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SMITH as cEadaais lor tha oalrs q Msror q
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Es are miaofl1sd to unuounos W MATT
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Nthl 81 e und.dlie O. Mayer. bis ecceaiarcc
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

CuioH mem her' ,.-..I 30
Democratie mcmbers.--.--.-..-............... IS
The number ~ membcls II an the stares
are reprlsented, T. 2l2. The nov appor-
tionmont stands fll March a. 1879. The
eleven states now iu Froecsa q oreanira-
iion are entltled under a % the following
rcprcseniailous; Virginia lciecton second
Thursday 10 October North caroiina 2
south Carolina, Georgia Florida, /;
Alabama, 8 Mississippi irieet.1n ordered
October 3D. . Louisiana .has elected. rx-
cept two Hlemhers.l 5; Texas, a. Arkausar
leiccfion ordered 0ctoler 9.h.l q Tennessea
lmembers are eiechi,l g. Total, ss.
The hiioring. then, 3 che best estimate
that can bc uiai- of che political compiler
Iou 81 the neTt House,