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ATTACHMENT.

THOMAS L. DAVIS hereby certify that attachment,
sued by Samuel Doson against O. Y. Rice and Thomas
Henderson, Of Claiborne county rebels against the Govern
men, the United States and said attachment being levied
one tract land adjoining the lands Of Timothy Roasks and
others wish publication be made In Brovnows Wing
for four successive weeks commanding said defendants
Onward on the Ih day Of July 1885, and said
plant. ie2l4w pij' IhOMAs b DAVIS, L.
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IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF

the chonccy court at Montgomery tho May
special term, 1867 will sell 10 tho highest bidder court
house door N Montgomery on the 2st day of July 1865,
tract Oi land as The property Of William Cud lying in tho ih
civil district Of Morgan county on the Flat Fork of Emery
river being the same lands Nm Curd bought Of VIM Staples
and adjoining tho lands Of William /, Sohoalcr, g. H. saio
Samuel Hall heirs and others other Of land as tho
property of James Kelly deceased lying In the "a civ district
OF said county, "a miles east of Montgomery both sides Of
the main road, aud the waters Of Beech Fork Of Emery
river the place which D. NJ Kelly now resides adjoining
tho lands Of Lewis Farchd Martin Meon Jesse Bral aud
others TO satisfy said decree and IN favor Reuben
Davis Tcrms-sevcn months credit, except 10 per cent
which h to be paid in handhe residue to be secured bond
and security with interest rom date and lien retained on
the premises until the purchase money paid No rcdemp.
ton on the premises jo2l-iw JNO II. BRENT, g, a NJ
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

N OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF
the ohancy court At Montgomery pronounced at the May
special lom 1900 will sell at the court house door In Mont,
6umeN on Tho Oh day OF July noN tract Of land as the
property Of John stannl, containing $40 acres lying In tho
'h tl district Of Morgan county, the Gucc road and
adjoining tho lands Of Martin and Anderson Hurst aud other
also one other tract Of land containing acres lying In the
~ ll dhlrt Of said county on tho waters Of Big Emery
me bthd OF tho river and known tho old Ddno place ad.
Joining the lands Of Acn llonoycutt aud others also one
olrI laci containing y acres lying In the ith district
Whh thee aian yard formerly occupied by II Johnston
adjoining the town Of Montgomery George " Keith aud o.
a. hehhuch also, the OnosuvCnth interest Of land
nB IN the d civil district Of said county adjoining tho lands
ol Isaac SNOW John ktrr aud others known as the land
occupied by John NJ staples In his life mo also, all tho in
ielos IN the Emery Mining and Manufacturing Company,
which works arc situated Big Emery river what
h called tho DEVILS Racopaths, adjoining tho lands Of W $.
McEwcn H. H. Snow and others TO satisfy said decree aud
costs IN favor of lcwis II Mosor. Tcrm-cash in hand.
Ie2l'3N JOHN II. BRENT q, M,
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No, 3Oi.l
United States of America - District of East
Tennessee.

WTHEREAS, An information was filed in the District
w Court of the United States for the Eastern District
of Tennessee at Knoxville, the 2Sth day of April
1865, by c. W. Hall Esq, Attorney of the United States
tor said District behalf Of the United States of Amer
ca against One Tract of Land in the 2d civil district Of
Granger county containing $40 acres joining the lands Of
Drury Morris and Others seized property of James
Carmichael aud against all persons lawfully intcrycn
ing for their interests therein, alleging that said tract Of
land had been heretofore seized by Revenue Agents for
ieited the United States for causcsn snidnormaon
forth and ayered be true and praying for the usual pro-
andmoniton Now, therefore, pursuant to the moni
ton, under the seal of said Court to directed hereby
give public notice to all persons concerned in interest in
said tract of land to appear before said Court the
Court House in Knoxville aforesaid, the 9th day of
November 1865, at 10 o'clock, A. Me- then and there to
intcrposc their claims aud make taeir allegations.
b. MCDANIEL,
L. s. Marshal, Dist +. Tenn
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IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF

the chaneey court AZ Montgomery the May
special crm e5 will sell TO the highest bidder at the court
house door in Montgomery on the 2t day Of July 1860
tract Of land as the property of jesse Stnocpc containing
800 acres lying the Let civil district Morgan county on
the Crooked Fork of Emery river adjoining the lands CLARK
Stnecpher, Daniel stnecphcr and others land
the property of Clark stnocpher containing acres
lying in the st district Of said county the Crooked Fork Of
Emery river, adjoining the lands of D. NJ Kelly Saml sne-
cper aud others tract of land the property ofhomas
Hooks containing 100 acres lying in ith district the
of Rock Creek, adjoining tho lands Of Elijah Hail. Draxton
Lane and others also tract as tho land Of ecer Ames,
containing 1000 lying in the lt civil district said
county, the Crooked Fork o Emery river adjoining the
lands OF Benjamin and Samuel stnccipher and others also
twentysx lots in the town OF WartbuTe said county as
the lands Of Frederick W GerdingNos f. D. g. s. o. 40 A.
A. 49, i5 5s 59 CO. G3 o. Co. &C. a. 49, As 10 So Iis g and
100 being the property occupied by Mrs Mary Langley
and the property where said Gerdng formerly resided also
two town lots in Kingston Roano county Tenn with house
on the property of Daniel O. White, and adjoining the
lots of r. X Byrd John Roso and Others satisfy said
cree aud costs in favor Of George " Keith TermsScyen
months credit except 10 per cent which 10 be paid hand
tho residue to be secured by bond and security
from date and lien retained on tho premises until the pur
chase money paid No redemption on the premises.
ic2l.iw JOHN II. BRENT, O. ( VI,
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r. R. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
United States Claim Agent,

CoHtcto'y proagHy attended 10 in III n, C,uuii,s oi
East Tennessee.
DROSECUTES ALL KINDS OF CLAIMS
Il against the Government; also,
Pension, Bounty Back Pay &c. &C. due he friends Of de.
ceased soldiers.
Government vouchers bought collected on the best terms
and property taken,
Also collects pay for negroes enlisted The army belonging
TO loyal citizens.
lie has record OF the death OF all East Tennessee soldiers
who have died belonging to the Union army lie desires
all persons who drew pension the breaking the rebel.
lion who have been loyal when the soldier died leaving wild
ow she entitled no widow the children, children the
father, no father the mother dc The fees in this class
cases Ia Ave dollars and dollar and ATTY each
tincae.
He refers to Gen p Carter Dr. Brownlow Coils John vii.
iams, John Baxter p Temple SAINT r. Rodgers and Judge
Jones.
Office in basement story of the Court House. nayl4f
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I'm OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OE

the chancory court at Montgomery the May
special term, 1865 will sell to tho highest bidder, the pre-
sc tho tho 2sth day OF July 1866 Of land as
the property Of VIM H. Rcdman containing acres lying
in the % civil district of Scott county, including tho awn
Flat creek and adjoining the lands of Allen Reed ohor
alo town lots In the town Of Huntsville known as Nos
10 and II other the lands Of Isaac Carock
containing 100 acres lying in the I'd civil district of said
~ of Scott adjoining the lands Of tho heirs George McDon
aid and others also three town lots In Huntsville known
lots Nos 90 and 80 TO satisfy said decree and favor
Of Lewis H. Moser Torms-Seyen months credit except 10
cent? which TO be paid in andthc residue BE-
by bond with interest from date and lien retained the
premises until the purchase money paid No redemption
the premises. ie2l-iw JOHN II. BRENT, q. & ".
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IN OBEDIENCE TO NINE DEGREES

OF the chanccry court at Montgomery pronounced the
May special term 1868 will sell at the house door IN
Montgomery, the 2st day Of July tract land
the property of William L. Schoocr containing i73 acres
less lying In tho I'd civil district Of Morgan county
the Flat Fork of Emery river both sides tho main
road, miles east of Mo",gnmay known tho Indian nv
adjoining the lands OF W M Curd o. II Saol and others
two other Of land the property of James b. ecoor
both lying In tho I'd siv district Of said county on the waters
the Crooked Fork Of Emery vor known as tho Eliza
beth Duncan farm containing 10 acres near tho junction
of Crooked and Beach forks Of Emery adjoining the lands Of
James Langley and the heirs of James Kelley and others
the other tract known the j. W. Laymann farm lying on
both sides Of tho main road 6 miles OF Mongonery
containing 200 acres adjoining the lands of James b. Jones
Martin Melton and others and the land which b School
cr formerly resided to satisfy said decces and costs favor
Of James Brasel Jesse Brasel James H. Johnson &C. George
W. Keith VIM Summer, Lewis H. Mosier, and CLARK Slime
cipher R. A. Davis TermsScycn months credit except 10
per cent? which to bo paid In handthc residue secured
by bond, with interest from date and lien retained on the
premises till the purchase money paid No redemption ON
the premises ie2liw JOHN II. BRENT, q. &M.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. j. T. $ It T. II
MOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w the afflicted that he has opened Office Gay street.
opposite the Lamar House, Knoxville Tenn for the special
treatment OF all forms of Private venerea Diseases Dr.
saer has had than twenty experience In treating
the above named diseases therefore, he would respectfully
lcit call from those who may be afflicted with form Of
the aforesaid diseases feeling confident from his long and
red experience treating said Diseases that he will be able
render entire satisfaction to all who honor him with their
aiencc and patronage Office hours from to u, and
rom to 9, Pm. apr5-8ms
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La b, Clerk of the County Court of
said county, do hereby certify that proof under oath
has been made before me, that c. D falls
within the provisions Of section Of an act entitled
IAN act 10 limit the elective franchise" passed June
9Th, 1865 and is therefore qualified voter of said
|county.
Given under my hand at my office, the - day
of -, 1865. A. b., Clerk.
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d. MCDANIEL,
Z, y. Marshal, Dist r. Tcan,
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If You Want TO Buy
THE BEST HARD PRESSED CHEWING TOBA eco
call ~ ], /, COOPER 4 mo,
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DOTH wARD-AT A MEETING OF THE FRIENDS
~ of Richard OGorDan, held at the housesof Edmund
Connolly Tuesday evening the 10Th inst for the purpose
Of considering the efficient securing his cleo
ton, II unanimously resolved that O'Gorman As
sociat0n he formed said ward and the friends Of OGor
respectfully invited assemble Al Columbian Hall
JIG West Thrtysixh street. Thursday evening the sd
inst at O'Clock Tor that purpose, By order
EDMUND CONNOLLY, Chairman.
.JOHy RLry. Secretary
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAfLy--FOR GENTLEMEN
only NJ the New York Museum Of Anatomy, els Broad
way Parties unable 10 attend these lectures hav. then,
forwarded receipt ~ ten CENTS by addressing Secretary ~
New yort Museum o. Anatomy
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O0TH wARD.-H A MEETING OF THE DEMO.
~ cratic electors field Mlcmann-s Hail. Of
Seventh and Twenty sixth street. Tuesday
ing, November a. 1886 notion John Hardy elected
chairman and Joseph Brennan and Charles IT, Moore
taries.
The following ticket thefeupon elected by acclama-
tom
CITY CONVENTION.
Nelson j. Waterbury, Thomas d. James John Hardy,
William l.. Cole, Anthony Herman, Edward Brucks Dennis
Farley. Charles H. Moore Casper Meyer John Kelly, Pat
COUNCTIMANIC CONVENTION.
Austin v. Petit Joseph Brennan. Abraham Meserolc,
George Hafner Adam Giasmuck Michael ITosey. George
Boucsein. Frederick Klump, William +. Demarest H. H.
Hines, James Connolly Jacob Srharkopf Owen Farrell.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER CONVENTION.
Cornelius Callahan Patrick Mackcy William Fitzpatrick,
Thomas Darcy Charles Lehritter John Dearborn Daniel
Walsh, Michael Cowley, Michael O'Ne, William Higgins,
John NJ. Sullivan Michael Kane, Michael :. Green
Thomas Boger Jr, Richard H. Bell, Philip Farley James
Somers Patrick Farley, Patrick Prosper Savoy
Isaac Meyers, Martin Cough,n, Martin Tracy Michael
Dwyer, Charles Fox, e H. Tunei Joseph II. Ferguson,
Louis Wcttlanfcr, William Rauschaupt, owen Ward,
Christopher Dowd, Valentine Manck. John Clark,
Patrick Brady John BeheD, John, Hobzderber,
John NcGrath, Edward Barry, Edward Morris,
James Hughes, Peter Dcvin, Patrick Glllgan stephen
Ryan, George Hewison, John Mccarthy, Thomas Caro-
Jeremiah Cassidy Andrew Clark Philip q. Scribner. Der
nard Murta, James Mccoy, Alexander Thomson Joseph
Z0leskey, Thomas Flanagan, Thomas Murphy.
JOHN HARDY, Chairman.
CBARLEs n. MooRE, 'e's
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REsTAURANTs.

ENGLIsH PIIEAsANTS AND HARHs. -. -.
II ENGLISH FILBERTs AND SCOTCH LING FISH.
Bacon, Hama, Cheese, Irsh Hams and Bacon
For Dinner jagged Hare, English Mutton Green Turtle
Soup. RICHARDSON'S, 100 wohsm street, near John.
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LIMITED CLINTON AssoCIATfoN--Ar A REGULAR
meeting hold by this club the 18th inst, at No.
Snnscn street, the following resolution was ADOPTED
oseaon ~ Alderman for the Sinh AdemsDic dsrct and
Ee hereby Invite all friends 70 unite with Conrad
ln:sr President; W. Krsbs v,ce President. n. Escen
Re1der, Secretary.
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l1ST WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATION.
Il At primary meeting held pursuant to the call Of the
organization at the Mansion House, Thrysccond
and Fourth avenue, Tuesday evening November
a. 1855 the following Chosen delegates TO
The respective Conventions
CITY CONVENTION.
Stephen n. Pnckuey, Leandcr Buck,
VIM II. Knoepfcl WIN. ID. Bruins,
Oliver y. Leland, stephen Cornell
pbiiip Meyer, Daniel A. Bostvick,
DR.. Robert Johnston, John rAnsy.
COUNCILMANIC CONVENTION.
Marshall Vonght, ~ r. Pinckney
Michael t;nddy. Michael Hughes,
Charles Allen, James Deviin,
d. A B0Ntwck, Lcandcr Buck,
David Conroy, Patrick Larn~y.
DISTRICT SCHOOL. CONVENTION.
Charles Allen, Frederick Zcholke.
George r. laws, George Mcdonald
VIM. ". Knocpfel Michael Geogeghsn.
David Armstrong, John Jalan
John Herman, George Ott
WARD SCHOOL. CONVENTION
DR.. Robert Johnston John Herman,
John Donohue, Oliver Duhy,
Edward Mct'abe Charles Quinn,
6eorge Mcdonald James Gilmore,
John Darrash, Bernard Herman.
GEO. MCDONALD,
r. FITZsIMMONS inspectors.
MICHAEL 0EOGHE0AN,t
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Tor CORPORATION COUNSEL,
WILLIAMS, Bin Poster. ~ Ann street
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BILLIARDS, sc.


L,0R SALE-TwO SPLENDID BILLIARD TABLES.
~ fun size as good Balls Cues 6c compleic ~
hall the original cost, Apply 10 = MEAaHER 10 West
Houston street.
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ii TIL wARD-AT PENNEY ELECTION &c, X, OF THE
'i'Ss I
= '~''' :" F SiTy noSyEy WASP
day evening November Il, at u. O'Clock
% Ss%s rjwid a s3sa
Hu sTss Mfn,Ts A" GGSyR Rsys
Meets at i7s Madison street c, Friday November a. at ~
Dunn Hs Barry hs abssE r.
N''''' DISTRICT SCHOOL CONVENTION
Meets at Py'A Ss%ssr a. saturday
son. Dr. s n F
ham I 1S% sfe Ssyrsr f;"@ SIXTH D1s,ncr
Swsn5 Duffy, E Pempssy E EsssE Grant Grant,
JOSEPH ssf Shannon F. ranke a' john Mccarty
Sicna Mcclure. John j, Dawson, G T:eia
Up. j. xile sS'' Thomas cassy John planisi.,
Peter Dawson Saa SfErs a6Svrs no Ss''y
Meets at 45 East Broadway Thriay evening November
wc n",a Hail. ,enn ssaren John
WARD SCHOOL CONVENTION.
pwyre owen Lappn. Il. b. McKeane, j. H. TAI, n. B.
''''''' PETER DAWSON, Chairman.
scT wc Tso,, Inspectors
y Wns,, ns' knny Secretaries
LIZ the democratic electors Of the Fifteenth ward held In
On % ss ss Il. Sos .sa
persons 1 We're sente ~ eegSs =, Tho city 70
her ~, ~ O'clock. Viz
.osiaHIw ". BROWN t'SN"
: xnMxa SsSSkP 4 Go7,.n
As Delegates to the Counrinanis Convention At the SIN
Broadway
the 2ith YosemScr, is.ts.t;@ 3sa, 'e' = ~' '''''
WIlLIA3 moKWIrz.
(. AhThIE SsaoLpn,cH.
school com%ssiosr at the Sinclair House Sorner Eighth
''' ~ BARTHOLOMEW o,coNxoR
AIExANDER = coYLE
MILAN s;'iiERNER.
The Electors srpon,ed M.pykes leroy place Checker
r s pe % holding na s y. for ss G%
ed to the other conventions e. .shS for tho
Chairman Committee Of Organization Fifteenth ward.
H. Aa Primary Election held in pursuance 9 q es sy
At Rosd II" my Tuesday
ing Novcmbcg2i the following ticket was eleeted:-
5 5aaEs H ehEaoky,
D. DIV Y pRKEshs,
aESJxMIN p VAN buren,.
GEORGE SC1IAFFER.
CouscnxASic.
JOHN BRADY,
WILLIAM A. POwELSON,
}. \. Il. JUDGE.
HENRY WARNkEN,
PATRICK 0ELMA,
PETER HALPiN,
MICHAEL WILSON,
JAMES BARKER.
scHooL coxsIssIoNsRs-IBiRp DsIRsr.
Henry VI cohen, John Rogers.
Lewis A. Rosemiler, william White,
Peter Fulrncr Thomas lyman,
David " Freeman, A. h. cosRrove
James Cassidy Thomas Healy,
Patrick Malone Danes Swar~ehid,
James 0'Relly, Henry Hoiings
Thomas Qurk, tsiibert Hamilton,
Emnons A. Gould, Joseph FsgiD.
James Banker,
JAMES GREGORY
JOHN ROGERS, to..~...
HENRY u. COHEN. f'e"""ee'
JAMES KEEsE,
7 r7TH WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION
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Y0rH WARD HEcKER CIUB-Ar 4 MEETING OF
LIZ the above club held at the house Of Adam Radeus
Tuesday the 2lst inst, the following officers were
aiscted President, Thos Kennedy; Vice President PAT
rick smith secretary Henry Dcvoe which the meet
ing adjourned until Tomorrow evening tbe I'D INST
THOS. q. KENNEDY, President.
HENRY Dpvor, Secretary
1YlHE a. GODFREY GUNTHER ASSOCIATION OF TIIE
IL Ninth ward win hold meeting at America Hail. 10
Bank street. Wednesday evening, Nov a. ut a.. O'Clock
All electors who favor OF the election Mayor
soInMoN BASTA, President
Geo W. Morton, a. A. Amelung
Nathaniel Roe, Albert o. Bogert
Issao Odell, lIelInis M. Wells,
Horaho N Gallup, Dr. Tbos q. KnoI,
Vice PrcsidentA
DAVID N. Ear, Treasurer.
4AMukL r. AIlkS, s.cY.,aries
WIILiAn HAWKS, oeo'c"'es
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I0TH ALDERMAN1C DISTRICT-TAMMASY HAIL.
~ At meeting of the delegates OF the Tammany Hall
Convention Of the above district held Tuesday evening
Nov. Il. 1865 at the Gotham, 299 BSwery. motion MI
Bernard Reilly niate for the above
district wM II. MUMFORD Chairman.
A F sos,sas FAY Secretaries
HEADQUARTERS, COUNCIL No. 10,)
ARMY NAVY LyAcUE,
ROOM IL, COOPER INSTITUTE
NV YOaK CITY, Nov. u, 1868.
DERNARD RILEY, Esq IL the nominee OF this Council
fer Alderman In the Tenth Aldermanic district.
JAMES A. WALSH, President.
JORN ID. T. ARMSTRONG, Secretary
Approved-AUG. y. SAGE, Chairman Central Committee
10TH ALDERMANIC DISTRTCT-A MEETING OF
III the Workngmen's Association will be held
- First and Ninth STREET this wednesday, evening
n ~ O'Clock tocompele arrangements for the ratification
meeting at Cogans Hall. OF First and
Eleventh street. Saturday evening" Nov. 1865 al ~
O'Clock. For Alderman. James Tate.
JAMES HENRY,
Chairman Workingnen's Association.
JoHH r. HKrsRRSAN, Secretary.
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ARTIFICIAL. EYES.

RTIpfCtAL EYES-ARTrrICIAL HUMAN EYES
~ made ~ order and inserted ny Drs. " BAucU =.
UOuGELMANN formerly employed by Robson mean, of
faris) $50 broadway, New York
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ROKITf6AL. ,r.s-
pnpv>>~sr~1~S~>>,~~~o~ S-~~S~~~~~~~<ri<~~>
u Al meeting of the Eighth Ward Democratic Associa
Non at 32l West Tuesday evening, Nov a.
following ticket elected
CONVENTION. CoUNILnANlc CONVECTION.
FeIIx LaYkin, John Walsh,
JAS. Nelson, Jas. Gallagher
Teese, Thos. Cayanagh,
Thos Michigan, Matthew Conhn,
William VAIL kichd. Butler,
Geo Haggery, Felix larkn,
Waiter Belts JAS Nelson,
A. Cohen. VIM. Logan
DfefRIcr SCHOOL CONVENTION SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Thomas Michigan James Gallagher
Patrick Cassidy, II. Anderson,
A. Cohen, Edward Butier
James Lamberson, Thomas Kayanasb.
Patrick Mullins, e n Pendleton
Matthias Conlin Al Cohen
Walter Coleman, Thomas Chilean.
Benjamin b. Cohen. Thomas Brown
A CoHEN, Secretary. JAMES NELSON Chairman
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ORR WAhD-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON
Tuesday evening November 81 1866 the Adriatc
pursuance OF call issued by the Democratic Union AEso
eAuoh OF the city and county Of New York. the following
hscsSss W9re elected by unanimous Vote
NINTH WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION PRIMARY
ELECTION,
Held on Tuesday evening Nov n, 1865,
NJ oeieeates 10 the City Convention meet at Cooper In
sL.ute, room NO basement, Wednesday, Nov z, at
Aalf-past seven O'Clock p. NJ. -
Edwd j. Hamilton, William NJ Giles, +. p. Woodbury.,
A. $. Banta r. A. Ridabock Edward IIagafi Jr
Sonn Devnn- Alex. l.. Shaw, Adam Knobock.
For Delegates TO Councmanie Convention, TO meet at
The Sinclair House. OF Broadway and Eighth street.
Robert Culkin. Andrew Ifolley, James Fitzpatrick
William Clements Thomas vansten, J. X. Dausche,
Alex Y. Davidson, Ter. p. McGowan William Burns.
For Delegates the Third District School Convention 70
meet at Jackson Ha Greenwich avenue and Thirteenth
street Saturday, November2 o. ut ~ o'clock r. NJ:
David NJ. Earl, VI. CarsteRH, VIM. OrdinR,
". j. Vanarsdale, Vim. II. Hawks, Hanson Redneld,
Dan Hardenberg, Jas. +. Van Orden Edward French.
For Delegates Wari School Convention TO be held at
0e Adratic OF Barrow Streets Mon,
DAY, November Y, at Ia O'clock T, NJ -
Dist Dist. ~ ,aes 49,,
sl-James Roam. IA 9. Banta.
Thomas C9onan. I'LL. Lehman.
3-Mich0el Mahcr l2-Ben iamin HARRISON
A-James Gallagher. l3-J. Enright.
6-Thomas Nalon. H-P. Q'Connor.
S-(eorge Roahr. l5-R. Peary.
7-James Weight 16-Thomss Mcmahon.
SWIM. ii. Gray. n-Michael McGee.
D-H X. Bauyet
WM M. GILDS II. CREEKIE
H. VAN AKSDALE, ANDREW HOLLEY.
ALEX. " DAVIDSON, Committee
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10TH WARD.-AT MEETING OF THE NINETEENTH
IL Ward Democratic Union Association In which all demo
cratic electors Of the ward opposed TO the corrupt oaniz
ti0ns Of the democratic party at Tammany and Mozart Halls
were invited participate held at Ahes Brewery in Fifty
fourth street. between Lexington and Third avenues on
Tuesday November a. 1865 delegates to the several Demo-
cratic Union Conventions were elected as foll0ws:
CRY COMMUNICATION Herrick, Timothy DAILY. Mon.
mouth ii. Underhi, William McNally, William A. Nugent.
Theodore Hunt Dennis Hogan, william Troup, Michael
Fallihee.
ALDERNANIc CONvENTIoN--John D. Coughln. Carleton VI.
Herick James sexton Edward y Parsels Louis Plough
NJ H. Undcrhi, Jr Michael McMahan, Eugene DAILY James
Noonan, Jr
CouscILMANIc CoSvENTroS-James y; Cofey, Charles u
Wets Henry Hnck, George Croker Edward Dennis Den
mis- Britt, John Iaggerty John Breslin, Hugh Fox.
DisrRlCr SCHOOL CoNyENrloS-Thomas j. McCahil, Ihos
kelar, James s. Egbert James Cunningham Jr.; John
Marks, Timothy Curtin Thomas Lyons ID. b. Northrop,
Patrick Barnwell
WARD SCHOOL C0SvnNrION-Edward Dunn. Thomas Nc
Caonsh William Pierce, Thomas Ienahan Thomas Kerby
John DUNCAN, James McGowsn, o. w. Underhill, Joseph
Y. Flynn, james Keelan.
ANSON HERRICK, President.
TIMOTHY DAILY.
n. II. UEDERHILI.} VIC 'is''"o"tS'
JOHN D. CouSaLn, Secretaries