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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

BIDS RrHE CHATT4SoosA RouTNG Mill
The bids for the purchase Of the U. s. Mill
tary Railroad rolling mill at Chattanooga
were opened at noon on the 14th inst. az the
Qusrtermaster Generals Office. Only two
bids were received; one from Mr.. b. NJ.
spied; ofCiacinnati, Of $50 600, and one from
Mr.. Ward II. Lamou, Of Washington CITY.
at $50. 900. The mill, which was built dur
ing sherman's eompagn, cost the Govern
ment about S20o,o0o and is furnished with
machinery Of the most approved pattcrn.
It is not believed that the Government viii
part with it at the low price offered.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

SOcTHERN ATLANTIC TEEGRAPH. - Late
news from Paris announces that a French
man, with an Italian named Alberto Biles-
trim, proposes TO lay, at his own risk, an
Atlantic telegraph, which viii leave the
continent at Cape 81. Vincent, and pass by
way OF the Canary Islands and Caps Verde
70 Cape st. Rogue, Brazil, the Antilles, and
New Orleans. This is quite a novel route,
and includes distsnce by land and sea OF
over ten thousand miles and if carried out
viii connect Paris with New York across
territory belonging to France, Portugal,
Great Britain, Spain. Brazil AMI the United
SIM.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

A telegram received in Washington YES.
terday, states that the South Carolina Con
vention assembled at Columbia on the 18th.
One hundred delegates were present; among
them many Of the ablest men in the State
A series Of res2lutions expressing discomfort
with the Government received only FIVE
votes.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

Miss Augusta st. Clair, "a petite young
lady, scarcely twenty" hiss been lecturinR
on Marriage and Female Education in Cleve-
land. The Plaindealer says the lecture was
"all very 6ne in theory, but sadly deficient
in practice" "When you come 10 be mar
ried, Sammy" said the elder Mr.. Weller,
you'll know good many things ss you
don't know now"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

The Lynn Mass Bulletin saws thai The
value Of the shoes sold in Lynn during the
month Of July was but ittle short Of $780,
900, while in June over a million dollars
worth were sold, and in May last 81 100000
worth Last months returns, when pub
lished, will probably come well zap 10 the
latter figure
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17
DEATH o. JrBsE HALInU

DEATH % JUDaE HALRUEroz.-Th latest
foreign arrival announces The death % Judge
Halliburton, one Of the greatest Of American
humorists, who Eil ever be- remembered a.
the orator q "sam Slick, 81 sHekvfIs .
Judge Halliburton vss born in Nova scotia
in 1903. (.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

TEE NrGso SUFFRtsE QUEsTIos TO ~
SPEEDILY TEsTED.-Senstor Wilson viii, eE
the hrst day 81 she session Of Congress. in
tr0duce b % for giving the elective frsn-
chise % the negroes Of this district, which
viii bring the negro suffrage question 90 sn
early test.--Ncag York Worid
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

Joe Johnston has been defeated for the
Presidency Of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad, The stockholders having an idea
that he would not be acceptable 10 the Gov
eminent
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A sErTIER.--A correspondent, who evil
IDENTIFY thinks no small beer Of himself. puts
US this question:
" Do you think that twelve ignorant Jurors
are better able 70 decide upon mans guilt
or innocence than twelve educated military
oficers2'i
vi course not There never should have
been any trial BY jury. Il is all mistake.
30 ere civil courts and judges. Twelve ed
u lIl.s military officers should dispense
/" Military Justice" everywhere and 10
every body. How could we have been 80
stupid as not to see il from the Grst g-Ne15
York Tribune
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Notice
To Turnpike Co.'S In Tennessee

oFfirt SHiff SnAaffEHagfEa, nEFroI TassnssEF
AAssfiLtf, ifss-. Sep. N h. 1854
unier insfructons from fha Rfst,- c,...-.f e..
msldinZ hli,iary b.Esion az De Ta.na--ss sas
allSiiee 7f1fanlss ta1oaEhosi ID state. az no-
hhsl iA.. tey are e perlef llhsuy d fesiine its
eoalta. ~ .lfir rcspe.uF fUraDikas. shrses Z
fh@y ssaet % So asd b. rrtsusrs and dlrsrt H.
sIaiE- q tter several compariss. aiih The sanse
ifsaaosn q acion, thY pcssessed before the hfoak
"a oai q toe rslsllou
A.. MAcKAY,
O. sd Chsf y n prpi o. Tsahsssss
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The New York Times says Of the Presi-
dents speech to the southeruers the other
day:
These are generous words, and they will
be echoed by the great body Of the Dsople
rom one end OF the land 10 The other. This
mon Is to DO perpetuated. Now that
slavery Is extinct, all sections have a com
mon interest IN its preservation. We have
now no interest to divide the North from
the south, no Institu ION cherished by one
section and hated by the other. We have
now none but common Interests, common
objects and aims, and We must cherish com
mon symPathies aad common sentiments in
their pursuit.
Also
1--WE believe the people will sustain and
applaud this policy. Il Is the only one
that can be pursued with safety and with a
wise regard for the public good. The action
OF the Democratic par Y in this State proves
that they recognize its strength, and dare
not array themselves against Il.
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Gao gusHFIs Whaas -eHoics Tor Ehsoa
q ne hikbsst maFEei prlce wi - pad
as M A. PARRISH a C9-i
49,, AarFsi md college. south q hFosd.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

NEW YORK TO GO DEMoCRArIc.-The Boston
correspondent Of the Springfield Republican
says:
e suppose New York is 10 he allowed to
go Democratic by default this year Prom
lnent Republicans say there is absolutely no
o,her way of getting rid Of Weed.
''The elections ihis fall will determine
nothing, except, perhaps, that in the Mid
die States and the West the Republican
leaders are too weak for the work they have
undertaken 10 do, and that, therefore, they
can not lesd the people TO victory. The
great body Of the party are not going 10 be
very enthusiastic over such fellows as Cox,
Of Ohio, or dragged through a dirty political
contest after a banner which bears tneueme
OF either ThurlOw Weed or Horace Greeley.
The state of uncertainty in which the coun-
try is IN relative 20 the President policy, is
not favorable % Republican success; but be-
fore next year at this time, this uncertainty
must be dspelled, and the people will know
whether johnson is for them or against
them"
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cERrIFIoATEa.

Naming each sF7ieia add it8 galua, are pla-ef l.,
ieaie1 envelope Nad aell naked Dae 81 thee -
reiopes WI - saat bJ mail - spy adffess % ri.
eeipt o. - eenta; I'VE Tor 81 eleven ior Il tb-,.
pT -. siE aFa iar 9 %. sud ona hundred for afs
OnFeceipt q he Certlieats y0u wit 80 ggb,s ~,
Ne foiag p hs7et All inca Be- b. az Faur oriIr. =.
PSI he dollar add lake Toe a. frle o- 49, 49, go, -
81 nay t.las obts.n aoid Watch h sr1oe.i -
riaao. 7s~ing Maehi1e, or any SCI al - 80 -
- -. ~ ~ a'ia in &c eess can thay ert Isa4
'h.h me boilaf ? Uoiths a. there are 10 hfas.s
Asents wanted q every io~u 10 the rsunfrv
10y pefsen can make SO daY selma orr Car
- - ne greatest SAFE o. IeR-irV ever 49,
ruA lNeuiy I've cent i0r e Cerih.afe srh - s,.-I
leiQfm Jon Wnat you esn zAtan f5r an. rs,fI.- y. Il
- ssiile tHle gst our crcular containing hif fsf
aad pafticula's also terms b aennta
AeAfs-s JANIS hUIcHiNaliN 4 90
-FtfsA~aiu ~ hfnadTav Naar Fr-H
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Auction Sale
o.
Rolling Stock, Railroad Iron

MILITARY DIVISION OF TIRE TEN,r..EF1
-NAiei RlAriefinasier's once, q. 4. m b. o.
Nashville, Tenn, Acc. Do, Isss.
WILL h. sold ~ Public Auction Il, tb, b..s-.t
-, .ideT, the ioiioHinE property, "a aocaaal -r
% IN fhiDA " septs mher l3.h, at l. eiili q Sons
ffeight tars feet EauEe
"a MoNDAfs septonber 18Th, 40 the Mrhv-u
"a COMPANY. e FACTORY, . etrot. Men fuulisra
View hos Freight Cars, feet guaqr.
Also, on SAME DAY, 10 ne befrosf or Com
panys faeiofy, innty-Eight NeW fat C,rs. i've
ieet guaFe.
o. " VIZ NEsDAf september 2ath, I'd HasstI s.
eAtsef ta MorkH. Michigan Civ, ind TaaHf,.
nys New box Freight Cars. s fesi s-ssll-.
- - oilul.A'e az ~ am leima Cash. ia
"'-se. ilenl iands. p J. CHILLY.
#1S''-'d Capt aud A q 81 UuAuay.
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The fact that Mr.. Seward, the Secretary
Of State, resided in Georgia and taught
school there in early life, is pretty well
known. The Georgiaus generally, in men
tioDing the fact, have expressed the utmost
remorss that they lost the golden opportu-
nifty of hanging him, and thereby suppress
ing in the shell the conflict called irrepressi-
Bile. A Georgia delegation was presented to
Mr.. Seward the other day, and the cores
pendent Of the New York Herald ssys:
ale inquired if any Of his old pupils were
present, Judge Bingham replied that there
were none present, but that he was himself a
native Of the county adjoining the enc in
which Mr.. Seward had resided, and knew
that local traditions there preserved the
memory Of his former administration.
you would find it pleasant said the
Judge, TO visit Georgia, and would be hos
pitably received
Mr.. Seward replied that were he more ca
pable Of undergoing fatigue, and less pressed
with other engagements, he would gladly
60 for he entertained sentiments OF great
kindness snd respect for the people Of
Georgia"
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~ ths Isfh inst tsfsHen ne ca-ilal snd CsF.
L y rasntaan,a Fort Mnnais cont1 mig ore H,sT.
- 80 lea Dollars. rne laser vi - sn,,.l.i,s
tsssldsd 81 isaslnE 4 q this once. sspfss,r
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GROCERIES
BROWN, BUTLER { co.,
GROCERS.
No. A Walnut St, Cincinnati, O..

0RFER F0R SALE. AT TIE LOWEsF MAR
" ket rates
ga Tag god % eheice RIO COTE,
100 hags ehocs lava
90 Hhds good 10 chooa hrswn sugar.
- 10 DO 3D. Cdfa o.
40 Boxes l7eod y choiee Hasana.
20 10 Wits Havana
la1 b. Bemsrara
80 DO CRUISES, koEssrs.l aaa tsrzaulais.i.
lTl0 Do Red1ei t0dae Sugar,
go DO Asdnad FelIo1 dd
5u1 DO Choaca Porto REQ Mniasses inr b
hefs usa
90 H1f Barrels p, 70 REQ Meiasaes Cor pa
EEr'a usas
i2 . Barrels rshafd -Yrupsi uom con iuol ~
choiessf rraaiess
g. Taresa eh0ace areifna haqr.
IGa nnea aaoaas slted felipfr-
Or.Iars sli.d urou1pEs 81 sa-eai msrket rates.
BLOWN, BUIIEE CO.
f;rsears, % Halhuf strsel, ti1eiu1al. b.
sepa--eE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

THE FRENCH Consul AND THE NV YonE
JoUBNALs.-The French Consul at this port
has minated to the pr0prieiors Of cer,ain
New York J0urnals-Hrrald, Express and
World-thst hereafter they will not BE- per
mitted 10 circulate their publications in
France, unless they adopt 8 more becoming
tone toward the Emperor in discussing HE
Mexican policy. This seems 70 be anaost
incredible, but it is q fact. suppose, now.
the President we @ 10 convey a ike iutima-
ton to the French Courier here, in regard
te American policy, what would its pTopr O.
tors, or what would he Freuchmeu atIome
think Of u?-N J. Cor. philadelphia In
ql'irer.
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Depot, sss Rroaawnr.

An immense stock Of Panas Watehes. l.vslrv
ADJ Fancy 6oods, ali 70 be sold for OHE D0t.iaR
On, Without reg afd % Faina. aad not % b, pa.f
ior III Jeu see anat you Eiii raoofFe.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

A builfrog show j. uow Ia progress in
Dodworth's Hall, New York City, a. which
upward Of tvo hundred frogs are 90 e1hi-
biiion. Prizes Wiu b. given 10 the owners
Of the most remafkaels sPtcimeHh
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

WEALTH or BosTox.-The valuations OF
the real and personal estate Of Boston for
1864 and 1865 are as follows:
1861. 1885.
Real estate. 2,072, 800 S20I SOS 900
Fersonsl estate. 5O,37T 500 1T, 264, s75
Total. $3.50, 449, 900 S37I ,se2, as
ese AZ, $40
In noticing the increase Of valuation in
the cities it should be remembered that a
large amount Of capital has been annually
transferred to Government securities, which
not being subject 10 taxation, are excluded
from the valuation; hence the fgures do not
show the actual increase Of wealth.
The number Of polls in Boston in 1855 was
"a, 7e4, against S7,sS2 in 1854. Boston,
therefore, has about 81 .IOO for each voter.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

A few wandering robbers in Southern
Georgia have become so hard pressed that
they robbed a Methodist preacher a few
days since and threatened to shoot him.
The case is thus stated in Mobile paper :
A couple Of men, armed with double-bar-
rel guns and pistols and -bowIe-knives, met
him, and one demanded his money, present
ing at the same time pistol at mis- head.
He threw down his pocket book containing
a greenbsck, and two or three hundred dbl
lars in Confederate paper. Oae II them
clapped has hand % his breeches pocket, in
which there were twenty dollars in gold aud
silver. He then turned to his companion
and said, "John, dead men never tell tales, g"
and cursed him for carving such money
about, and told hm TO be- of. Their boards
came down to their waists.
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THr FrTsrOPL CoNvKSTIoy-A CHuRcH
FxPrtlrD-TE0oFs FURNISHED ~ ILLINOIS.
--t,HIcAGo, September 24.-The Episcopsl
Convention Of the Diocese Of Illinois, nov
a session in this city, after ioog aud warm
discussion, passed resolutions expeuing
Craze Church, Galeshurg' from The Diocese.
rsetor. Rev. De. Creonatt, who had been 81
Ienced By Bishop Whitehouss, for preaching
serr,ons sustaining the war f0r the Union
Grace Church VII probably appeal The
rnattsr 10 The General Conveniion Of Bish-
90. 40 be held saon in Philadelphia.
The mum Der OF troops furnished by the
state OF Illinois. ron April ~, 1861 %
April 20, 1855, vas 80, 25l
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A Coop ONE oE A. WAKD.-When that cute
child Of Menus &c. +. Browne was hers in
Mormondom. getting of his "gOaks" piece
neal from the salt Lake stage, an old husky
gc5tchnnau. bv the name Of Horricks, hear
inp Artauus introduce the "Babes," BIS re-
maxim that be once had the bronchitis.
ard bad them many and very bad-turned
around 10 TX OF seven Of his wives who f.-
rnalized the bench behind him, snd re-
,norled. With Caledouian brogue bat with
r.ncb truth and shrewdness: chat fuany
c-llour i mistaken in the name Of the com
niaipt he must have had the Broisu
rISqhls. Ion he has iem still i'-Sah Late
Teacffe.
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India Rubber Goods.

RUBBER MACHINE Betting;
RUBBER STEAM PACKING.
SQUARE PISTON AND VALVE PkCFrvs.
ROUND PACKING AND oAsKErs.
CAR SPRINGS,
HOSE;
RUBBER PALS FOR RAIRoAps rar
TORIES AND FIRE COAIPAVfrs-
RUBBER CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS.
Togather with every other article mai. .. ,...
eaoi.ea lndia Rubber, used for me, han.s.I -
manufacturing purposes
NJ
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a RELIGIOUS REvrvA.-Mr. Milburn, oi
the Knoxville circuit, has just closed a if
teen days protracted meeting 81 Murphy 3
Chapel, where he was assisted by Mr.. Lyle,
Of the Presbyterian Church There were
ffty-six conversions, and thirty lght added
20 the Church.
Mr.. Mnlburn and others viii commence o
Camp and Basket Meeting at Fountain
Head Camp Ground, on Friday evening, 9th
Of October This charming grove and mag
nifcent spring Is six miles north Of Knox
vile, and is place Of popular resort
KnorUiAc NAG.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or Az IN
vALID.--Publlshed for the benefit, and as a
caution to young men and others, who suasr
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &c, Supplying al the same time
The means OF self-cura. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery. BY enclosing postpaid adj
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAtR, ESQ.,,
Brooklyn, Kings CO., n. Y.
augI-3m.
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Without a Rival.
In Dyspepsia,

aud - attend mt train OF symptoms, it acts more
llhE Oh AIM than = med cine. There b. moth
lnE No the whole range Of Msturs Medica that csn
ease.
a al eccount q this wOaderfu plant msy be
iaesd y The llih edit On 81 the T.. s. Dispensatory
psfes ISL snd 1858
4 series OF experiments IN winch Dr. Bun .ss
been u years engaged, uss irnt be- n brought 20 q
aafctfsiui termination, ard he Is Row enabled to
ohcr 60 the put4lc y con funston OF uEDKON with
other spI loved ZONES. the whole preserved 10 the
best quality o. copper distilled Bourbon WHISKY,
which he = ooundet { hae ~ equal 70 he worid
de might furnish a volume Of dictates hut the
public have long since learned 20 esumste such
things BY their true value Toe fafest plan Is for
e-ely one 70 test Tor himself the virtues of new
med Gina
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Officers Accounts made out and eashed.
Quartermasters' and Ordnspee accounts
promptly made up By IT. Tompkins, late
Major l4th regiment illinois cavalry. Of
fce corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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ausIsnn.

Officers pay accounts and soldiers Gnal
statements, computed and purchased 81
lowest rates. Also Quartermasters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly by competent aud experienced
Clerks, az No. 65 North Cherry street.
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FOR ALDERMAN,
r. B. CHEATHAM.
FOR COUNCILMEN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
y. Il. KENDRICK.
ir1l lAl
y - y lIlIIIITTl-- = =
Councilman IN the Filth Ward
?. J. KAUFMAN.

NVUIIlIlIllNl % INC mn WNTU
?. j. KAUFMAN.
Wears authorized to announce DR. K A. HAIR
BERT as q candidate for councilman IN the 6th
Ward.
We are authorized % snnouurs J. +. RUST a. a
candidate for Councilman from the Seventh WRlj
suez-tde
We are authorized 10 announce r. n GOOD
LEI a. a candidate FOR Councilman TO represent
the sth Ward in the Municipal election.
We are authorized 10 announce CHARLES ROB-
ERTSON As a candidate for Councilman from Tie
First Ward. Election last Saturday IN september.
We are authorized to announce JA9. NJ BRIEN,
ESD, IS Acandidate for Councilman from the third
ward. El.ct0n last Saturday IN September.
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CoLGATE & Co. beg to Inform their custo-
msrs that they still continue the mRnufae-
ture Of their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Cendles.
Prices current forwarded by mail on ap-
plication. CoLoATE 4 Co,
Nos. So & S. John Of New York.
iulv96-2m
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DURYEA'S MAIZENA,
nj Az E N A,

The faod sna luxury Of the age, without single
49, lsrHdnrr CAKES, Custards, hlSnc Mango,
A. v5thout singlass with few or no eggs, a cost
.s15,rtshipg ne Fsost economical. A slight add
Ton 70 ordinary Nheat Flour gfslly lI Ltotes
-, ss,,ees esvies for sh or finest, soup, &C. For
- Cream nothing can compare with e. ltue
t,ls m rpilw viii produce rich cream for coiiee,
cl7o olste tea. 4e $780,.
- ~ cssigens viih directions cor llse.
,,rs sl,,iisicus srtice ~ bod for children Ena
inSsl5is of an ages Fer sale by orocers and Druk
gists everywhere
y,,heIessIe Depot, I66 Fulton 81. New NorA-
WILLIAM pURNEAs Genera AgeA@
June s4-ly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUNICIPAL ELgCTI0y.


Wssrs suthor red 10 announce =. q. HURF a.,
len.
We are authorised 70 euuounce JOHN HUGH
SMl q As cEndidsts Tor lhe office Of Msyor ~
5S-snvli,e e the coming elecroa--lAst safufdag N
We are authorized 70 snnounea Cant. WILLIAM
ohif hh as candidate Tor the Office OF Msyor o'
sS.snyile, q The eominE slecuon- last Saturday ID
September next. iva thes
We are auth0uzed 70 announce ARRARf sTAERs
IS candidate tor Mayor Il ne ensuing eleouoa.
jyS0-tde
The friends Of d. D. DICKEY. reausst ms Z,
announce him - 3 candidate tor Mayar. a. tbe
Jy29
We are authorized TO announce " NsFr
BROWN ss csndidats for Mayor, a the ensuing
Municipal Election. ~ >
We are au' hOfised 70 anuouucsfWn. s. CHEAT.
ham As . csadidase1or Mayor Al The approaching
eieltioh- ausi-ide
We are authotzed tosnaouhce Dr. P. s. WOOD
hAkL a. q tsndiaate foE Mayer, his scoeptaace
10 a caii having been puolished -agf-tde
We are suihorized to announce CAPT. JOHN 5
bAsalELL IS candidate Ior Mayor At the ensu-
ING h'inicipai electon- aBga-las
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His iuimitsbe preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
hss long stood At the head OF the various com
pounds OF that valuable drug.
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For Aldermen.


We are suthofizsd 10 announce ia. r. RussVI 1.
as candidate for Aldarman 10 the Taird Ward
Election last saturday in September. a,lgs-;d
We are authorized % announce GEORGE 8
KINNEY a. = esndidats tor Alderman, IN the
30 end Ward. y.s-ta
We are Authorized 70 announce JAMES SLOAN
a. q candidate Tor Alderman IL The Third Wand. Al
the neKt election. iy2l-tda
We are authorized 70 Snnounce RODENT
THOMPSON a. 8 candidate iof Alderman IN thu
Flrst Ward. Election last saturday 10 september.
Aug sth-tde.
JOHN n. ALMOND is 8 caud date for Couacil-
man in the Third Wsrd. Election en- the last SAT,
urday IN September d
We are authorized to announce, for the
Fifth Ward:
FOR ALDERMAN,
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-28

At a Court of Probate held at Portland within and
for the County of Cumberland, ON the third Tues.
day Of January, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-fv , E I'M n 1T
TOHN c. CARD, q uar dian of Sarah Ellen CJesey
- and john ID. Cresey, minor children and heirs
decease having press, te tition 'i fSr censs
to sell and convey certain real estate Of said minors
as described in sa petition, ~ ins
IL scGs Ordered, That the said Guar dian give NO.
tce to all persons interested by causing notice to
De published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Maine
State Press, printed at Portland that they NAV Al
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Portland
on the third Tuesday of February next, at ten OF
the clock in the forenoon. and show cause If an,
they have, why the same should not be granted
~ .s9an sss I. JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
Atrue copy, attest, 800 ..lt ~, 3..,.'4 -
4 w3w. EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.