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osEPh W. HANSON aud ai,y others
state Of Name.

YORK, S..
ssss l p:s .. ss" ::.s K a. s:: q
} wa'"'"''sA' al" '''d c'sSs .s. q Y:,s'
yIyiIgRRAS n regular session Of ths County
w Commissioners OF the County OF York, begun
and held at Alfred within and for said oosnty on Tho
second Tuesday or October, A. d. 1861. ON the pstI.
Tor alienation or new location Of ROAD from point
Main street. In tho city q Bddcsid n ,aid county,
Com n he premises, now on 2iS. .ppssS
@ true copy whereof. and Of .id origipsl petition.
aid city o. BSd.iSrd sppssi.d % ils suprs.. Js:
County Of York. on The fourth Tuesdsy Of May, AID
1865, and thsrrapon sli farthsr proceedings were
10 aid Cert q County o. n. SS0%,O.' Snsi
omr, snd II ssd term OF said supreme Judicial
Court, ,aid appeal was accordingly entered. and ald
s p psRS d Ss.s a,i Sn
original petition sfsreid to b served upon S' the
Inc City Clerk Of said city OF BlddsiOra, together
nesting for the performances Of The duties hereafter AMER
noS. i X r 81 i psss @
each Of said towns and said city you arc 10 cause
County o ala County 90 upoa
you arc 10 publish three weeks attest
cd copy Of said petition, with like notics In the Un
Ion and Journal, newspaper printed IN Bidde-
for said county the frst ofsaid publications. and
each Of the other notices. 20 be at least thirty days
before the time OF said meeting. 10 DO by you ap-
pointed a. Aforesaid AT which time and place (si
Ter Il has been ssiishctorily shown that The above
yo, Arc 70 Irrss 70 WV Ss naie nsisa In sAa osen
pesition and oher routes and oais connected Herewith, and
snr giving sbcsng 10 the Jariies and their eyidence, n
some convenient place In The seinty ycu 30 rcp~u 1t tho
I'm Of sah sup<emc Judicial Court W he hei ~ Aifrc
within AMI &c sAh County Of Yo, The tri Tuesday q
sr4emicr, A. d. ls6S NJ The tcrm q kaid Ccun 10
be hlien Il saco within and &c all county, On The nrst
Tuesday Il January A. D. 1900, whether In your opinion he
Judgment q aid County Commissioner, The afrrsa Pc
iiuon shouii b. In vhoe o. In p.r sfmed o. rvsnsi.
wnDes JOHN APPLETON Esgure, q Allied, ,is twenty.
ssoood day u July, Ammo Doani fssa.
- = G. N. LORD, oat.
FORK, s.-Novembsr !, 1904 l.r r..-
THE upierignci, by virtue Of We brcgning vHnAnt DO
hereby appoint wednesday, The sixth day q Dccsmirr
ext ~ tn O'Clock In The frnool aDi ibe dvetnehess
J~uuiAh Iin In Lyman. I'm sd county, a. e tn.s and
Aacs q MEETING 10 vcv ths rpss nact IN us oxnai pe.
Ion, and cher routcs and ruas ennces rrsuh, and a.
ervaris 10 hear The parties ani telf evidence q sme epo-
renirns plcs IN NE vicinity, md do bvty rive D<ies 70 ~
pars naerss ihai ny NJ b psseuf = sh view md
- JOSEPH DANE
r CALxB = LORD, Is
Is Mhuu =. RoBx1M
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MARRIED.

In this city, OF. a. by ev John snbcr Mr.. John D.
Benson anil Miss Maryia Durham, all a thb city,
In watrrtpsosgh Oct. i3th by r. n. ffbh-, Pa, Mr..
watesborough.
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Hat8 &c Caps

To tho onornblc County COMMISSIONER Of The Coun-
ty OF York. April Term, 1861, F'Ff =
THE undersigned, citizens OF said County OF York
L would most respectfully represent that . vast
travelling community feel Q pressing necessity Of
and the city OF Blddeford, and 10 seems OF the ut
mort importance that the present Travelled road
terations or that new road DO located commencing
at or near the school house near jeremiah llils In
the town Of Lyman, through that part Of Lyman TO
TO and across the railroad near the railroad depot 10
communicate with Chestnut street, thence down
Chestnut street 70 Main street, In said city Of Bldde.
ford. it. 4,
We therefore pray that you proceed 10 view said
route at as carly day rs may he. and make such
provisions In accordance with tho statute rs I'm your
'P'A''' - - JOsEPi W. HANSON aud ai.y others
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Costivcness the Most Prolific Source OF
-. III Health. M 80 2 ~

. 20. III Health. sd t7d p Hf
Il cures PILES. EEApAcHs, DIZZINESS, OPPRESSION
or FooD. SoUR STOMACH, PALPirArIoSs, FLusHEs OF
TIfy PACE PAIN IN THE BACK AND J0INrs, JAUsDiCE,
YELLowsEss or THE EYES AND SKis,. COATED
'ToSaUE. LIVER COMPLAINT, Loss OF APPETITE.
DYsPEPsiA, IsDIaEsrIos, &C. Any thiny likely to
provo a reliable remedy for habitual Costvencss has
seemed impossible untl wo heard OF $50"
- DR.. .HARRISok'S r1.L -
PeriSf0tftc LO<engeS!
They are agreeable 10 the palate, cause no pain
opcrate promptly, never weaken the stomach Ike
An PILLS In every case OF C0STIVRNESS and
PILES they produce immediate relief, and nevc!
require increase OF dose 10 effect cure Children and
females may use them under any circumstances.
Price co cents small boxes % cents.
A Standing Challenge.
We will pay 5000 10 any person who produces m
article equal the periststio Loienges In any res
meet and Endorsed by all Physicians andDruggists,
m J.S. HkRRIsOH& CO., Propri,fovs,
No. | fremont Temple, Boston.
80 For sale by oil Druggists. yis
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,,g,LYON'5
PERIODICAL DROPS,
TIE
Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

THESE Drops arc . scientifically compounded nuId
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders
or Nostrums. Being liquid their action 10 direct and
positive rendering them reliable speedy and GER
tain specific for the cure OF all distractions and sup
prcssons Of nature. Their popularity 10 indicated by
The fact that over 10000 bottles are annually
sold and consumed by tho ladies' the United State
every one OF whom spcak In the strongest terms
Of pfai.e Of their great merits They are repidly
taking the place OF every other Female Remedy and
are considered by all who know aught OF them tho
surest, safest and most inhllbs PREPARATION In the
world for tho euro Of al female complaints the re-
moval Of all obstructions Of nature, and tho promo
tion OF health, regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may DO used. and CT.
planning when and Why they should not, nor could
not DO used without producing effects contrsry to
natures chosen laws, will DO found carefully folded
around each bottle, with tho written signature Of
JoHS L. LyoN. without which none arc genuine.
Prepared by DIR. JOHN L. LYON, ie5 Chapel street,
New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted either per-
private diseases and female weakness.
Sold by Drugists everywhere ..
Gent Agents for y. y. and Cansdas.
DR.. A. BACON. Sole Agent Tor Bhdefsrd. 6mtf
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The eelsbrstsd DIR, low continues TO devote h,s
entlre time 70 the treatment OF all diseases Incident
10 the female system. An experience OF - year, en-
ables him 20 GUARANTEES speedy and permanent relief
IN the rorsf essss Of SsSpvsssiss andau other Msp-
sfrsai DsrssgsmsMfs, from whatever essss All let.
tefs Ter sdvee must contain 81. Once Nos Endlcott
strvet, Boston. - ---'--7
\. .. board furnished 70 thoss Who wi.h 70 70.
main under treatment.
Boston. June -, 1865. Iva
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BIDDEYonD, Nova2, 1865.

BIpDEYonD, Nova2, 1865. VI
EDIroR OF JOURNAL :-As large number Of
the members Of the Soldiers Aid Society were not
present ut Its last meeting, wish to make, thro'
your columns, the following report. This Soci-
ETY. has numbered the present year so ladies and
81 gentlemen; and at no time Sine It's organiIs-
ton has It been In o moro prosperous condition.
we worked fought so brayey that, with the bless.
Ing Of Heaven, they conquered q peace. Rich.
mond fell. Lee surrendered, and few months
after, wo received the welcome message from
headquarters that our services were no longer
needed by the Sanitary Commission, accompanied
by an earnest recommendation that our further
efforts be made In favor of the freedmen. Ac-
cordingly the Society met at the City Council
Room Oct Sd, and the Treasurcr's Report was
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DIED..

IL Ncees Of dcaths excrine sx pes Inserted ee
above that nrmbsy, - regular advertising sAeA. ~ =
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whiskcrsi whiskcT.i

Compound will force them 10 grow ON the smooth.
est face or chin, Or bair on bald heads, In NIX
Weeks. Price ti-1 packages 70! q. Sent BY mali
Address. WARNER 4 CO., Box iss. Brooklyn, NY.
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~ The N. Y. Independent says that "what
most men mean to say by 'tho Presidents
plan of reconstruction is the pardon Of every
rebel for the crime Of rebellion, and the utter
refusal to pardon single black loyalst for the
crime Of being black" p,
Vwe learn that Thomas Greene, Of North
Waterford, committed suicide, by hanging on
Tuesday of this week. lie was found In pas
ture, suspended to tree by his handkerchief.
lie was an uncle to the Grover Of Betsel, who
committed suicide reccn,ly.-Democrat. .,-.
81 IT is again said that Mr.. Cushing's mis-.
sion to England Is connected with the claims
for piratical damage, the President being fully
upon asserting our claims. f %
~ Tho Biddeiord Journal comes to us this
week somewhat enlarged. We are pleased to
witness the prosperity Of Bro. Butler in his
newspaper enterprise. He makes q good pa.
per, sound in political faith, and we'll adapted
to sounting.room and home. As il is the only
paper In York County,it ought to
have the liberal support Of the party gen.
Times. ..rs-r IA ~
a. Look carefully on the backs Of tho $50
On the genuine the circles are all
distinct, each by itself, with tho figure so
printed in each circle; on the counterfeits the
circles run together, and on the lower part OF
tho left hand aide Of the bill arc two circles
ioincd, in which are the figures $50 instead Of
80. .l -. .u t,-r
~ A party Of English gentlemen, embrace
ing two or three London barristers, are making
. tour IN tho West. They will 60 to tho Mann
moth Cave, Ky, and then to the South.
~ Secretary McCulloch announce that no
moro subscriptions will be received for tho $780,.
BOO 900 fivs-,wenties, the list being full. -
~ Freeman Clarke, Comptroller of tho Cur
rcncy, turned Gov. Picrpont, of Virginia, out
Of the Treasury Department, in Warrington,
. few days since. Tho Governor was impu.
dent. emo
II Tho New York Evening Posts ,Wash.
ington correspondent says Mr.. Mcpherson,
Clerk OF the House, states that no ,eiH Not put
on the Roll Of Representatives any ono from
e1 rebel States, beiore tho House decides their
cases. 1850. -. -.
~ A merchant OF Bangor recently sold a
bill OF goods amounting to $1,000 10 trader
in Arocs.ook and was obliged 70 ship them BY
the way Of Boston, ~ o.
Il Tho War Department has decided, with
the approval OF Gen. Grant, not to restore the
property Of ex'Gov. Henry A. Wise ofvirgiua.
Gen. Terrys action In refusing 10 give up the
estate is fully sustained. wise's house i still
used as school for tho children Of freedmen,
and John Browns daughters arc The teachers,
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10 the OltIzens on Tennessee !

me termination Of sangnnary contest, which
for the past our years has presented an mnasaab 4
barrier % 81 social Or commercial ntsFcourse BE-
tween the Two great sections % our country. bav.
irg at length happily clearer away all obstaess 10
a Ter eWal % tEose relations uhicn foTaerv bounfl
US together IN a internal union, lake the eaIiissi
opportu ~ Afforded no BY this ausp.ciOus oyeui,
Is greet my Southern frieuds, ana % solicit iron1
tbem renewal 81 that extensive business connee.
ton which for quarter OF aceutury has been uniu.
te1upted sage BY the great public CALAMITY 10
Which haFs adVsrtsd.
Il il scarcely necessary, on The Threshold OF a La.
siness re uuion, should repeat the warning 80 Of.
tn gwen % my frieads- % oeaare % d those st,tl.
nous and delsterici AZ CON pounds which, uuder the
speCious add f'lse atles OF Imported Winos. Bran
dIss, holla'd Gin, Liquors. ac., have been equally
deslrcuve the heath or our citizens as pri hidf-
eial 10 tbs interests OF the legitimate Importer.
Many years Of my past lie have been expended
in an open snd candid attsmpt 10 szpoae these
wholesale irluds nc time nor expense has been
-ptred 70 accomplish this faiutIry purpose and y
place before my friends and the puUiic generally
at he lowest possible lrnarkst pnee, aud in sg6h
quaBt ties as might suit their cohyeniancs a truly
genuine imported article
TWerty i've years' business iransaclions with thu
largest anil most respectable exporting houses In
France ana Great Britain have aIioTded me uBsur-
passed iecIltie- for supplying our home market
wish Wines, Liquors, and Liqmures Of the beet and
most approved branda in Europe, 10 add ton 10
my own dislillery IN Holland for the manuflcturs
OF the ~Schlodam zchapps."
medNal Faculues Of tns Unit d states West Indies
sod South America ne an Invaluable Therapsutc,
a Wholesome pheasant, and perfect ysafe heseIas 20
IN All climates and during an season., qgickly eK
cited tue cupidity Of the home Tneru acluT y and
vendors Of q spurious Article under theaame uaue
trust that have, aftsr nuoh toii aud expense,
surrounded al ny imporiaqons with safeguards
ana directions seich Wiih Ordinary circum pectiou
viii insure her delivery, az 1 receive them from
Europe, b an my Gu. toneuE.
would, however, recommend m IN case Whafa
Z is possible, that orders b. sent direct 10 nv le
POT, y Beaver stfeet New York or that p,.rchase.
b made OF my accredited agents.
in addition o a large stock q WiRfs Brlnd.es
a. IN wood, have o c0lsiderabis supply Of Old
Iried foreign wines, embracing ugtases u manJ
past years, battled W before the Commencement,
Of tbs var. . hch can especially recommend O.
al cOnloisseurs Of these rare luxgries.
10 conclusion, ] would specially call the early a.
tenti0n IN southern Gust rners TO the advsntat
70 h. derived BY transmitting their orders Wi.h0E
loss Of time. or ealing personally nc The Dapot ID
order to insure the iihlimenf Of Chsir AVors non
the present lsrEe aad well selected assoriment.
UnOLPHO WOLFE,
e Beaver Street, New York.
ruueEn In
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Negro Suffrage,

From hhe Chicago Journal
There is a pretty general expression
for or against universal negro suffrage,
without due consideration. as we think,
of the points involved in the case. In
the first place, the qualification of vo-
tiers rests, by the Constitution of the
United States, with the States exclu-
sively, and with whom the people at
large have not and cannot have any
thing to do The requisites to be eligi-
BILE to the elsctive franchise differ in
the different States. Thus, in Massa-
chusetts, foreigner must be resident
two years after naturalization to be q
voter. In Illinois, foreigners who are
not naturslized but who were residents
before lS4S are entitled TO vote.
There could not well be broad
er distinction than this.
But those who argue tor universal
negro suffrage, even if it were practics-
BILE, do not appear to see to what i.
would lead. The rebellion has crushed
out the gigantic sristocracy of slavery.
Give universal suffrage TO the negro
snd We revive aristocraey in q scsroe
less hateful form. The planter will re-
turn TO his plantation, and hire the nj :
groes he formerly owned When an
election comes of, he will march his
former chattels to the polls to enact his
will, and we shall have Southern ma
hobs with a thousand votes piece, and
able to control State as well SIS national
elections. Instead of extending power
to the many, il will have tendency to
bestoY il upon the few. II will be the
rotten borough sygtem Of England
in the most odious form.
The President has no power TO confer
the elective franchise upon the black
man, In States that are organized, or
elsewhere. The functions Of State
Governments have been suspended by
the rebellion, not done away altogeth-
er. In reorganization-not reeonstruc-
ton, as goes the popular phraze-the
President can declare who have for
feited their rights to the elective fran:
chise, but he cannot confer these rights
upon Others.
We would have The right 10 vote
withheld from all who have participated
in the rebellion, until they shall have
proved themselves worthy TO exercise
it, but II the power existed, We EhoUld
protest against such an exercise of it 81
would give to the loyal or disloyal the
tremendous and dangerous right 70
march the negroes from their cotton
and rice plantations 10 weld the
weapon,
-"SureT yet,
And better than the bsyanet.G
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self Ahusa

THIS vice, Whioh 81 never p.a1t-1f il
NO presence % any Que, has prove tt.
everlasting rain Of thousands Of .hf r.fs..t
and moat tslenisd youug men tbat es.-
gave tongue % elo1uauca er rtn 6. .
u nss Destroyed health. ulaslas tha -ar
tatlonl and reduced the misaraolu v .-lia. e.
nVlng skeleton. Nor are tholo i.f 1a.l
ana iAtal etlecta in iig PARIS zrc scartt.t
the ruins Of reason. tho moss melsr-fa.r
ngnt that can meet mortal lyc.. Lr.1
cured permnrentiy OF tkia adlie. n. car ~.
Dr. Coleman, No. "a North CHEEKY fl-aef
Or addrosa him BY letter. Box see. Es.l
vile, Tenn. Hhlf-r
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FIRST CLASS HOTEL

FTIHE present and prospective growth Of Nashville
i demands that This house should he speedily
nfa and
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OOrrTHREaffs---iniorm s-sa ball D.
csived ~ =. u. Bayloa 4 o.. that a.Ira
drugsists IN this city have been 81 1l... q
on persons caliingfor Dr.. VoIlas'f p.lt .-
rate an article o. their own .1saa retr..
which they say 10 superior O. thc e.r-r
We would advEc al pcra1uf o. Fdf n
genuine, snd should you require anv 81
cine for the ltch, Riug-w6r--i. 'f',ft-r.
any disease Of tha akin. DO nos sul.r
unprinclplod man b. impo1a anr .i
Preparstion on yOu, bus get d.. FsI.t-
fink Cerate, manufactured hV O.. rr
toN 4 o., No Is}s Doadeliez stast. t..
Vile, Tenn.
2. s---A liberal discount mate q I-rlr.s
sens By mail to any address GA ras.ia. =
81 Il. 30 auro that you gat Sac ras.aia.
sop1f-tf
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"N0tA'ng K 10 VI nor a.saf set doom .a

"NotsiHg X 10 VI nor s.glf set doom ~
zlaiicc"
Do you want to play at ten pinsP II 90,
where can you find a more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling Saloon, No. Al,
South Front street, Are yon fond Of La
tie wine "ior thy stomach's sake, or an ex-
esllent cigar, if 50, call on Edwards and
you will be suited. And should you be in
want of a comfortable home in the shape Of
a boarding house, then by ell means try
Edwards and our word Cor Il you will De
iuael. I'm
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$40 R eWard.

CTRATED from he res,dsnce Of The sshsrrihsr,
- eorner Of Vine snd Bel streets, scum \ ash.
vile; % Sunday mbrning tae iiih inst. large ~
enlarged and hsps 3 little. hes tie lastar 6 -and-
Cd on his ngst hp, aloGi 10 o. ~ years OF IL to-
erably good working order. be Ess bo1ght Q,
kandl Brown, hsing on pssnua hrsne street
vi gTe The ahoFs FsEATd 2 any person who vi
de- iFer IN % me ~ ny re- deucs Or e. any uEfs
en- CAY street, bstEseR CheF7y sn1 6amlner.
tuns1l--n =. n. GpD14Eta
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Notice.

a II. per.ene has.ng Gle5 claims before the
n Prsra a Claims inst tuted gr9er Special
81 Order No o., o. March t2th, ISIS, ana Spe-
80 O,Tier No zee, oct. &c, ls0is 81 have ceri,h'
-s.s ~ sor,., t,gsther with amounts OF aWsrsis,
- s5,,lrine q Wilham Driver. Recorder 81 said
Rnarf 4 a. pCrzaa aufh rad q 20 eeniIfcr
- - B-nfrfrirlt % tssC act CtTifiaicS Mt. II.
"a stss,-d Z, the collection sof sad claims q -
snirei. Oface af Alien . Cary =, corner " Cedsr
ntreet and square, up stairs =,
s-i1n WILLIAM Driver, Recorder.
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CLAEE 4 GHEsoRr.

PHoroeRArHs.-PhotograPhs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col /.
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail Remember tho place, Gallery Of The
Cumberland, IS Cedar street, opposite Com
mreial hotel. mav27.tf
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letter, Itch, ssald Heal,


Df. 9Naynss fanny it'ij Al HssiIl7 Cratrrs-f- 81
d.. aEayne's iArasg fichl sffiI-ass' ~ fI---...
~. ssHyns's tirmy lical "tii-iiaalag ll1fr.s.a-s
10 cass 20 sasflnsie. or foug sirnd 81. & 81 80
curc b 1noTl rnlc. ~ saai "a Ifter arn err ~
neuiiy cared. army itel. anrl . - rrersl.n. E
sever itiia - cur. J.ilalc trfsfelza ellt aa =
hineEoruia. hsruarf l11n. a.. Erur. o. -er--
tn uh0ie svsisce 81 10 uolJs 90 rIcsr1 81 ~
years staullrg. tflst rli ri dfsrrra err-r 49,
mode Of irsntueaf al' geIdto tile tea.r Z srrs.s.
Gcs 81 ne greH vegetable saIEr
Frce O. cents. ~ rrrt.aa ~ eaetr a. ~
1gayne aQnl SD Horia s.fis atrert Vi r.I.f-r..
t'oa 81 - uiaii1ti iasrg -lzicl ihe Uass ..as
SOIL ~ ~ &C. IS sfIra. rrrea.
Cor Chufca aui Vine ~. Asshe e.
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A Military Order.
HEsnQrkEfEEs DEP'r ~ 1HE CuasrzLkEn.1
Othcs Provost Marsbai GenersL
- - L L

hEAlslrAAIGGa DEPT - 1nE IrlaE ELkEus .
Cthcs Provost Marsha Genersl
NASHVILLE IEys-, June So. issa
The var beng brought % 9 successfai cicss
and there beng no organized enemy 10 tne o0au
try, II IL orteFed--
l. Tnai al eiissns o. The States Of Fiorida. eeos-
ga, Alabsua. MisaissIppi, iennessee, sud Ken.
tucky, who have tees cent nom ~ tho Ono rrar
% remain aurng The Har, b.. On they are harebg
permitted q retuTu 3 The 2 respective fou -
H. 1has 40 dseeTters q m tne f1ie ra5ai army
aho WeTe srsf norn q the Gao river - Fssnsan
during ihe var, -, and theY sre hereby permit "a
b fegurn 70 Their hcEuea.
iiL Ing1 al deseriars ron fhe ista rFbaI army
Who were allowed 70 20 20 their korss hut pers ~
qiailea tp ruFcHt cnce noah % fis Provo Mar
sta neafast Their homes sre heFehy relieved ifslu
tnelT afiigl1ca - Report
" Ai1t 20 military passes shall nereaIcr -
reliifed ugln eitlleus frsTeiinE on nc rliloaiia
snd nEew q tbs Department. hiiiiarI cpneil,-
tors e - cuufsnusd On al the rasoada IN ne Lo-
rsgtrnenf, and yin recelye insifacto1s As o. ther
dutea ron this once.
By commaad Of Ma. Gen tiE'. y I. ( 800
iu2l-lw Bst Brig Cen. 4 Prov. Mar. Gen DC
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Officers on leave of sbsence or detached
duty, can have their pay accouais made
oat, collected or disposed OF. Soldiers ami
.tatsmeatl bought tnd ss-isfanee rendered.
OC MFany commander, regimeBtai Qusrter-
masters and others to close their papers BY
experienced Quartermasters clerks) az No.
6s, North Cherry street.
u BTrrtrs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

We respectfully announce en- e. en-
iriends aud Pstr0na that we have rt-erta.s
our Ice Cream saloon for tho -ess-r. sr4
nope 90 receive tho same patraaaea tart
has been % Aaerslly bestowed o. 81. el.-.
season. We have alEays on hand ccrt.l
nonary Of ell kinds, sad cooI soda rs
cream made 10 order ler parties, Gee.
Ckgvig FUGazrr.
lelJuil' ~ North Cherry -t-rrt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

SUTLER's GooDs AT Cosr.-Theal Is isrse
stock Of sutler Goods. such as Canned
fruits, Oysrers, serdines, Tobacco, aCieafs.
Stationary, etc, being closed Out az A. an.
Landsburg, corner OF the Public SQUARE
and Market street, al greatly reduced psi-
ces. fod vii ind bargains there. These
goods must be sold and are ofrred much
below market pricea.