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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-25
United States of Amarioa-

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE.-No. 81.
A n information having been fled in the District
~ Court Of the United States for the Middle Dis
triet Of Tennessee on February 20 1865, by Horaee
b. Harnsou, Req, Attorney Of the United States
for said District against ell the estat6 and property
moneys stocks and credits Of John b. McFerT1n,
late OF said District, the same being particularly
enumerated IN said information, and against al
persons lawfully intervening or their interest there
in, alleging that said property had been seized in
SAID District on land as forfeited 70 the United
States, because said McFerTin. after the expirRtion
Of the sixty days Of grace given by the Presidents
Proclamation OF July IS 1862, Issued in pursuance
Of an act OF Congress, approved July ~, ls62 snd
eneued an act 70 suppress instruction, to punish
treason and rebellion, - seize and conhscats the
property OF rebels, and for other purposes" con
unued 70 alo and Rbet the instruction and rebei-
lion against the Government Of the United States
then and now existing, praying for the usual pro-
cess: -
Now, therefore, pursuant 10 ths ouitlon OF said
Court, hereby give public warning 20 all persons
interested IN said property to appear before ssid
Court on the Sd Monday IN April, 1e65 ct the Ped
eral Court Room in the Capt. al at Nashville, then
and there to PROFOUND their claims and make tbeir
allegations in that behalf
EDWIN r. GLAsCocR,
Marshal Of the Middle District OF Tennessee
fah29-lat
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Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
cal attention to the examination of Titles to Proper
nes, writing Deeds Of Conveyance Lease, and other
Legal documents.
say that Mr. Garrett is the best examiner Of titles
and writer Of Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years ne was fixture at our Court house. twelve
o. when ne served as Register Of the county, by
eiecnon 81 the hands Of the people. His careful
laltniul, and exact manner Of doing business is
well known, and we cheerfully recommend him to
al those who may have any thing In his line to
transact. Ma
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aaaahrille Aaiu1l.
WM. CAMERON 3 co. Publishers.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1866.


~ The UNION has the largest circula-
ton Of any Newspaper in Tennessee. Its
City and Army circulation more than
double any other paper.
awarded the publication of the List Of IN
called-for Letters for the year 1885, by the
Postmaster Of this city, the UNION having
the largest circulation of any paper pub
lished within this postal district.
@- LIST OF LETTERs.z--The list of letters
remaining uncallsd for in the POst-Ofice,
published officially in the columns of the
NASHVILLE UNION, can be consulted in the
Business Office of the UNION. II viii be
found upon bulletin inside the building.
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MoRsE Is the first 70 Introduce THE
new style Of Pictures Egery body Ebat
see them are delighted Nth lhen
Call 81 the Gallery Of the Gumber-
Land and Judge for vouraeif -fff
IA ANTED-tGENf FUs THE 3 RISE And
" sf1- The MOST .aiefeeaea SEQ tEe.ug
ecesl ever Tuo - Ell rfnara llg Use aifani Of
Fosnau b fle un.or army - tiirsa. rrouf ala
SPY Giving = most vivid naef retsr. 81 sha ear
hefurned arii 1ie1flfd tflfa era rallIffs
Eznt ~ profitable asnLi0yua-t at una Be pecn-
larry sdaptel 10 their cauaroa aUhk5 BROS
a CO 80 Main street. clnsi4naf ono.
jan3l-3maERe
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for one Dollar by purchasing sealed Envelope for
Is cents. 20
ca Five Sealed Envelopes vii be sent for u /;
Eleven for e. Thirty for s. Sixfy-hye for $40 !
One Hundred for SIS
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To al Whom Il NAY Concern

I RAVE BEEN DULY APPOINTED RECEIVER
~ q ne aasess q me late arm Of Trabas Isurus
~ me Dnlied States Circuit Court for tie Mode
District Of Tennessee al persons Indebted % ssjd
late nrn Wi hho . % their nierets % settle thsr
Accounts WIN me without suit, and thereby avoid
JAnal-Am~ h. Mop SMITH
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sUNDRIEs.

Is Kegs Soda. ! Bhl. Bluestone.
CAsk Maccsboy sni1h / q Cudbear,
Bbls. EPSON Salts leo Lbs. Cochineal,
Dutch Nader, 2 Bbss. Cream Tartar,
200 Lbs. best Indigo, ! birthstone,
Bbls. copperas, |" Flour sulphur,
For sale low, BY EWIN 4 PENDLETOh.
Janl6-3m.
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New Goods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and ever variety Of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered at low prices at Totlen's no. % COLI
lege street.
ian22-tf.
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Dry Goods NJ Cost

Green & Green have purchased Of Jas.
A. Graham his entire stock Of Dry Goods
and viii close it out at cost 70 make room
for their spring stock Of Hats and Furnish
ing Goods. 43 CoILrgF STREET.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PFlTate 80.

At privste sale, a large consignment Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, &C., st low
ngures- GEo. SHIELDs & Co,
febzS-5t q College street
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WIN. S. EAKIN & co.

ONE OR BOTH OF US TO RE FOUND ON
business at the UNION BANK. on College Sd. .
WM. S. EAkI8.
febZZ-3m SAM'h kiAkAnE.
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Attends to the Collecting
Of Rents. &c.
Leases Farms, StOrehouses,
Lots, Dwellings, &c.
Gives Prompt Attention to the
PerfeCtlng Of Negotiations.
REFERENCES.

State, County, and Nashville City Officials.
Members Of the two branches of the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Post Master, Nashville, Tennessee. Il
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100000.

Distribution is made in the following manner:
Certificates naming each article and its Value, are
placedin Sealed Envelopes, which are well mixed.
One OF these envelopes, containing the Certificate
Order for some Article, will be delivered at our
Office, sent by mail 10 any address, without re-
gard 70 choice, on receipt Of % cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser viii
see what Article it dralrS, and its value, and can
then send One Dollar and receive the article named
or can choose any other article on our List Of the
same value.
SO Purchasers Of our sealed Envelopes, may, in
this manner, obtain an article Worth from One to
hNva HIIndrcd Dnllara
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Agenls Wanted ETerTKhere.

So Orders for sealed Envelopes must IN sysry
case - accompanied By sHz CASH, with tie name q
lhe person sendinz. snd town. county. and stato
plainly written. 81 Letters should be addressed
10 the Managers, e. follows.
GOODWIN, HUNT 4 CO.,
~ E7oe po.t o.. ~ vcrar
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OILS.
PAINTS.
vARNIsHEs.

3 BIS. copal varnish, 11lbl Japan Ysrnish,
2 Coach Flowing -"
One barrel Flowing Varnish,
One baarti Black Leather.
For sale low, by RWlN PENDLETON.
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FIRM.

WE RESPECTFULLY DIRECT THE ATTEN-
w ton OF Sutlers and other Retail Dealers fo
orr large stock Of Stationery and Notions, uhch
We Oter 90 the very lowest possible prices AS wa
we are not afflicted gith high rents nor any other
heavy expense, enabled to sell DC riecs tbst
defy competition. Try US and see.
&. g JONES e. CO..
feh2t-Iw@
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S. E. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

Is prepared to take Fire and Marine risks In the
best offices Of the country. he il the authorized
Agent for the Ktna Of Hartford, the Manhattan,
Phoenix, and Security Of New York, represent
ing SIX millions Of Capital. War risks to or from
Nashville taken, as well as every species of Insu
surance.
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Candidates for the senate:
Candidates for the House Of Repre-
sentatlYes:

Anders'n-R Fl. Coward Jefferson B MINIS.
Bount-J H Donaldson lLaWrence-W Garner.
Bs0f0rd-Ed. Cooper. Lineoln-T A Kercheval.
BFadley-Jesse II Gaut lMsdison-W Waters.
CannOn-Wm Barton. Msrion-R s RaulstOn.
Ca, rOll-John Norman. Marshal-Ab A Steele.
Campbell-R. Rogers. Maury-Jere Gilmore.
Carter-P Williams. lMeNairy-S I Warren.
ClaibOrne-Furney Jones. McMinn-J M Henderson.
Cooke r Shuts. MonrOe-Ci w Gaines.
DeKslb-Dr j A Fusan. Montgomery-W Wines.
Diekson-A d Ncks. Macon-W NJ Woodcock.
Fayette-Wm Shelton. Obion-F Smith.
Franklin-W. Simmons IOyerton-A 7, Garrett
GibsOn-J E McNair. Roane-Thos G Mason.
Giles-Jos Dillin. Robertson-J Muoy
Grsinger-G W 6roye. Rutherford-W Elliott.
Greene-James Jones. Smith-Gilbert Brittle.
Hamilton-J Hood. Suinvan-Wm Mullenix.
Hatdemsn--W Smith, stlmner--Wm Wright.
Hardn-Thos Maxwell. lStewart-Jas Wood, Jr.
Hawkins w w Willis. iSevier-Wiison DuRgsn.
HsyWoOd-W p Bord. Union-AA SEoddeIley.
HendersOn-P Pearson. Warreu-Asa Faulkner
Henry-T Crutchfeld. Washington-SE Griffith
Hickman N Pickett. Wayne-Ino Porter.
HancOck-LM JAWS. Weakley-C Underwood.
Johnson-Jos Wager. White-G W Anders.
Jackson "A Giller. WillaInsOn-A W Moss.
Knox-Wm HeiskeII.
Wilson-Wilson L Waters sud Vim h Grmmst.
Davidson-Msl W Lewis and J Carter.
sheloy-J w Iomeny and Col n Rider
Fentress, Morgan, Scott and Cumberiand-Capt.
Doughty and James NJ Melton.
Carter and Johnson-Eliiah Simerly
Greene, Hawkins, Hancock and Jeferson-D G
Thonburg.
Knox and Sewer Samuel McCammon.
Anderson snd Campbeli-James Doughty.
Polk, MeMrnn and Meigs--W Copelsnd
khea, Bledsoe, Hamilton and Sequa.chie-J P
Walker
Grundy, Coffee and Van Bnren--J Thomas.
Smith, Sumner and Macon-Theodore Hermsns.
Davidson, Robertson, Montgomery and Cheat
ham-DF Jos Hudson.
Rutherford and Bedford-Jas Mullins.
Lincoln Marshall and eles-Davd MeGahey.
williamson, Maury and Lewis--Saml L ATneli.
Benton and Hump hrtJs-Dorsey Thomas.
Perry and Decatur-John Steghld.
Carroll, Gibson, Madison and HeDry-WDlam W
Woods.
Dyer and Lauderdale--Wm Scales.
Upton, Shelby and Tayette-P 8 Richards.
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RITTHRA.

DTAke's Plantation Bitters,
Bulls Cedron {"
HostettsP's Stomach I"
Boorhave's Holland "
Hocnand's 6ernan I"
For sale low, BY EWIN & PENDLET0N
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LIST OF ARTICLES
10 be Sold for One Dollar Each

Without regard to value and not 70 be paid for I'M
al you know what you viii receive.
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Real Estate Department.

considerable amount of Real Estate is register
ed on our books, and we can sell Houses and Lots
in Nashville and suburbs on the best terms. Farms
in the neighborhood Of Nashville for sale, Of all
sizes snd pTices Plantations in various counties in
Middle Tennessee, some of them good Cotton
farms, for SALE Nam.
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Quartermaster's Vouchers.

NELSON & MURFREE are prepared to pur-
chase QuartermAster's Vouchers at reasonable
rates.
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LIQUORS.

Bbls. Alcohol, % per cent.
6 Z" Proof Spirits,
8 Pitts Whisky pure. for med. purposes
Pnre French Brandy,
Holland Gin.
Pure Port Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale low. BY EWIN 8 PENDLEToN.
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such that any sort Of Com
mercal transaction in the principal Eastern cities
cad be negotiated and faithfully attended TO-
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The Portland daily press., 1865-01-12
Established June ga, 1862. Vel. A.

expenditure of the Americans upon their navy
tnat they have hitherto been exempted from
tne charge for the non-etfectiye service Dy
which our own estimates are necessarily swell
ed. Our effective navy costs us at present
only eS, 100000, to which 9l 1000 must be
added for half pay and pensions. But II is
obvious that no navy can be actively employ
ed without creating claimants entitled to this
consideration, and Mr.. Welles is already oblig-
ed to Introduce the item into his accounts.
The ]'pension roll,p he tells us, comprised at
the date of his report 769 invalids, and $40
widows and orphans. Whether these are pro-
vided for in the "mscellaneousn vote. or
whether the "pension fund" sufices to deiray
the charge. we do not know, but the fund in
question seems to be rapidly increasing. It is
constituted from a moiety of all the prize
property forthcoming from the war. an amount
rendered very considerable by the incidents
of the blockade. No fewer than 3A vessels
were captured during the past year, and the
whole number of prizes since the beginning
Of the war amounts TO 1879. Half of the
proceeds 60 to the captors, halfto the pension
fund ;b SO that If the fund is indiciously pre-
served, the American estimates will be- light
ened Of some!of their burden 80 siinla : a.
Ihe extreme acrimony displayed by Mr..
Gldeon Weles in his remarks upon the con-
federate cruisers Is doubtless due in some
measure to the susceptibilities Of his Depart
ment; butfi may be usefully contrasted with
the moderation and candor observable In the
language of President Lincoln himself Mr..
Weiles must know full well that our Govern
ment could not have done more than it did, to
prevent the sailing of these yesels. The ques-
tion of right itself was legally debatable, and.
even If it had not been, the means of evasion
were so numerous that the efforts of any au-
thorities might have been defeated. y sf 4 q.
The real source of the mischief was the ineffi-
cheney, or rather the pre-occupation, of that
navy over which Mr.. Welles presides. For
some time the Federals had more than enough
to do in giving character of efficiency to the
prodigious blockade which they had under
taken, and in the interval a couple Of South
ern cruisers ranged the seas uncontrolled.
The event might have been unavoidable, but
its consequences should not be laid thus un-
justly at our door, Al0 'o1oai4aAs I.i8s l ll
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81 danaagae 10 psa ,alooniI VI E-V5
p "A A = Special pee an Bounty. ',l,lla
Three Hundred Dollars

Aasoonu as mustered in and = further nh hounty of
800 for one years enlistment $500 for two years,
and $500 for tn years; one-thrd being paid down
and the remainder in instalmens. They will be cred
tied to the Districts where they their families
domlciled and will therefore receive the gdI lol
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} Rateaof.Advertiaina.

.bgaa Rates of fAdvertisinx: bis
One inch Osspaes in length Of columas constitutes
Sl59psr square aaily first week; rs cents per week
Aor; three insertions or less, $I00 continuing eve
~ other day after 1rst week, SO cents. NJ - n
laii square three Insertions or less rs eents; one
west. Sl.O0; SO cents per week after. al.sas9sk
Under head OF ANusHxENTs, ~. 90 per square per
week three Insertions or less, el,59. .efuJe IL "a
SPECIAL NOTICES, $500 per equare first week,
si,0 per Square three insertions or less size;
h1f square, three Insertions, $l0C; one week.
$50
Advertisements inserted Ia the MAINE STATE
REsss (Which has Isrge circulation in every part Of
the Stste for SO cents per sguaren additon to the
above rates, for oach Insertion. ''sSn 90
LEGAL NOTICES. at ssual rates. W
Trsnsiert tsdvertisemeat9 be paid form ad.
BuazxEss NOTICES, in reading oolunns, 20 cents
per line for one insertion lo charge lessthan ffty
Cante for each Insertion.
~ g.Alicomnunications Intended for the paper
should be directed to the Edisor of the Press, and
thoso OF = business character tosthe Publishers.
~ JoB PRINTING % every description executed
with Dispatch.
G. Tracy, Travelling Agent.T = IA n
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sssss PORTLAND THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 70 1865
MISCELLANEOUS. i


70 MISCELLANEOUS blo
THE DAILY PRESS,
.ao.la'3 CALoRIc POWER aiaiI oiai
JOBPRINTING OFFICE,
IN. A.ssFOSTERs & & Co.,. y.
"a d ,surPl7 rPl7roprietors, as9g r'5'0 @
Fox Block, 80 l-s Exchange St.
aoidv PORTLAND. ME. ID bss
Il hai 51dW ,sss1iG9a1 s'45sloH tlR bs1qiH
-iisuo lsw ,0osrsq --------Ba loa a eli la1edI
Attention is respectfully invited to our unrvallsd
facilities for executing in = iD'' lsh =
THE BEST STYLE OF THErART, La
Is"91a na vii sBiiiss gbgi gaii tsdt s53 10
4FsmBlq Every description Of ssda 4sa li.e
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
3 9alL nwob gaiTstiua ans9 y4oig szdt lfs LuB
s'aam-t7oqs sdf "a 7dgIh BIN Of b9galw sYol
Our Establishment is furnished with all tina ap-
prevedail Gli91dmu in.8 t99qsas gtiva1a 10 sWs
% .o9qms MODERN L DEB II MACHINERY, aol.v
o. sbaia And our oollsotion Of msinadasa
Book and Fancy Types
VIII bear favorable comparison with any establish
meat sasid snent in the CITY, ,ssaw risd3 cd
arrow -----sdt rsye dlaw yeds ~
Business and Professional Cards,
pfevery variety style and cost. .oa "a
aas hisl seiad woIst sdt tlsda d4ao odf zs'o
PRINTED AT SHORTEST NOTICE
~snslq 8 bayi3J31 gaBIais9g sW-~.EAHCsaaT !
,daAWoH Il sa,---- loo mont sisig 3ad
I'D 3 lsdmsm hHa ,bIBaoH .uaD ot 1sdlosJ
Hili-Heads Ruled and Cut in the Neat
-gaid2aW % est Manner.oY vol I'll bsyil
bas ,dam1ad6 .as9 noll ssdoiagsib h5lw nol
OF sgsb ytgiai ro' -717sda 10 eyRsl saB woI
a BLANKS AND. BANK cHEcKsa Il
Of every description executed in the best style.
80 5lqo9q sd5 s5----H .aiBos qmrs Ell
Railroad, and other Corporation Work, deas
o,.sT with promptness and fidelity. ,.
4 10 noita1o3ssg 9ai ----51Jes 81laeb ysdi 1duoi
INSURANCE POLICIES, Bills OFlLADLNg,I
TIME TABLES, and all sorts of LEGAL
- DOCUMENTS, at short notice.
( 10 slssTTA ss9itUHe --- snsl nai3aslloo o. eoil
Bstnoas, Rspsrta, and all kinds d Pamphlets.
Putupm superiorstyle.g siisoqqo "a
.aA IWhS q "
Fer Apothecaries, Merchants and Fancy Dealers
.1 got tup In the best style ofthe arr. -
.sH9 9EW- GAI0& g.E
Wedding O ards,
t-ss- 4444-s - = = - A15 W - ~
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LIARIIITII
seArsoyl NEW YoRK, DIS u

STATE OF NEW YORK, a1sals.u
City and County of New York ss
CHARLES j. MARTIN. President, and JOHN
MCGEE Secretary OF the Home Insurance Compy.,
being seyersily and duly sworn, depose and say,
and each for himself says, that the foregoing lis q
true, full and correct statement ofthe affairs of the
said Corporation, and that they the above descr-
bed officers thereof. ilfW Flvl5gar % w tdgi 50
(Signed)tl CHARLES j. MARTIN, Fresident.i .ia
lo 13vsf assaJoHN MCGEE, Secretary s s9Is fe Is
Subscribed and saooz1pbore me- 9ihis fscentg-aiath
day Of December, A d., 1854. s9iim le a8aass
WitRess my hand and N0tarias Seal, 1sgniiiili 81
IL 81 j. q. .WAsHBURN. Notary PabiicA
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I'd, MISCELLANEOUS.
lI-----1-E-
s93ssnnfg2 70 tso5 sd ssya
THE FIRST CORPS!
Is now being organized at W ashingtOn under com.
mand off gana sYaa gsdJ HOY H9E ni 81.
Maj .''(;I G(;Ieanll.aHa n. Ma lsse 70
adi oi 0oes bs3iTssdBg cad aal0 ia49n9D SIS
ana %fa
.nemTaA1 a3D I8i 90
ENLIST IN this CORPS!
-yoR- .woTTofp- 81
.. O. One, Two or Three Ysars! n.
yrarg5sa 10 ysh tsiT ii 19sta bsyia9e1 nolisii
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 ,dagaasse 10 pad ,alooniI VI Ey5
q A Special Bountyia.
Three Hundred Dollars !
Assoon as mustered, in. and = further county Of
DlVU 1Or OD6 year enlistment, IzUu lot Two years,
and $500 for th ee years one-thrd being paid down
and the remainder in instalmens. They will be cred
tied to the Districts where they their families are
domiciled. and will therefore receive the sai 1901
Old I'd LOCAL BOUNTIEs. Y isiio ~
.Rnid9 ,-v-.la95e sd8 III asy8si sh .shHa.si
neutrality-suspicious.
,,if.,,f,s s,esf ffs51t taef 10 tasaDW n;Y led
To Washin ton, where all enlistments are consun-
mated, can be obtained OF any Provost Marshal Ii
the applicant is proper subject for enlistment-
On arriving at Washington, veterans will be cared
for at 0n 38Ai siAs @ss94 Y2A9iGJ sci a.
THE b.. SOLDIERS REST. sls. :.
They will be formed into Companies and Regi-
ments fast they srrive persoal preferences Be-
ing regarded when practicable. GsiETgotoGq ia
This Corps will be provided with the best arms in
be allowed to retain them expiration Of ser.a
vice.. Ali applications for commissions be ad.
dressed 70 tn Adjutaht General of the Army, AND
1st-The date Of original entry into service;
2d-The rank ON ehfry into service; lEhata az
8d-Date and cause. of discharge; 4 9saai.,atie 90
4th-Rank at time of discharge;
5th-Organization in which service was rendered 4
The Application may be accompanied by, testimoni
ais from commanders. When applications are favor
ably considered. the necessary instructions will be
sent to ths applicant BY mail Of telegraph, AL in
tant General, Headquarters 1st Cerps .nooniT al
Veterans will be furnished with free Transports
ton to Washington by applying to either Of tie foh
GsEs GHAsY Al H povaHrr Pro MAJ lss District
Capt N. MoRRILI, Pro. Mar. I'd Dist, Auburn i
Capt. A..P P,tDAyJs, Pro. Mar Sd Dist, Augusta
Capt u Low, Pro. Mar 4th Dist: Bangor. y
Capt WMs H. F0eLBR, Pro! Mar 9Th Dist. Belfast
-sog 90 Afajorsv! e. q! A. A. P. III. General. 20
Augusta, Me-, Dec lS, lS64.-decl5d&wtf II noisee|
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nv ~ STA. TEN1ENTs 81 81 81
.stfEen.
a. bssR ,Tslg Of the condition of the 4oiana15 Il
Home Insurance COMPANY.
,OF-NEW YORK

IOF- NEW YORK,
On the first day of December, A. D., 1864 made to
Secretary of the State of Maine pursuant To the
Statute of that States 5fi4 uosl feVsf0K st n
I anRF4 tiuh sFE aua ElE sqs1i w W ta.D 7gdfau
zlE asqbf NAME. AND LOCATION. baF qfs ga N
The name of this Company is The Home Insurance
Company incorporated in 1853. and located in the
City of New York. - '
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company actually paid up ia
oasn, as 49, ~. 80. 81. 600 90
he surplus on the LIST day ofDec 1854 l,54S sSs 20
Total amount of Capital and Surplus, ssB4s,sas %
ASSETS: <f9
Amount of Cash in Continental Bank N. .s75.521 20
Amount OF Cash in hands Of agents, and
course Of Transmission, testimatedl 2Oo.s4l 80
Amount Of umbered real estate, No 4 "a
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DOpa,tl Swear ,
NOTTCE.

FH1HE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
n Machids Water Posoer oad Miu Company will
be held at the United States Hotel. in Portland on
Wednesday, the 25th day of Jenuary inst at 81
O'CLOCK r N for the choice of Board of Directors
for the enseng year, and such her officers as the
Oi Oh. pany requires aad for the trans
before t9em oa .IGNATIUS SARGENT, CLERK. i
Machias January 4, 1855. jan7eod2w & =
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-12
THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Office has one of Roper Improved Calorfo
Engi,ses fer motive power and lis furnished with
improved aud costly Presses ylinder and Platen-
from the most celebrated makers. We have in con-
slant use one of HOES LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSES, capable Of throwing of 500 Sheets
an hour one of Adan,s Posoer Presses-the best
book press in the world; Adam.s and Potter's Fast
Machine JOB Presses; Ruggies superior Gard Presj
Adams and Union large Hand Presses, Standing
Presses and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed Office. gJslasaAE ~ u .IH ta9ias zoN
The Daily PressJob Office is believed to be as well
furnished as any similar establishment in the State.
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention.
We execute all orders in the shortestpossibis time
and In the neatest and best manner. g l3s asA' g
We win do an kinds of printing as well ana as
promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment
in the City, County or State. ~ ns'e1V'' 4sh
All orders for Job Printing must be directed to
the Daily Press JOB 00sce No. sat Exchange street.
Portland, Me. = ~ = :. = i.'
The Job Office is under the personal supervision
Of the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PRINT.
ER, and is himself an experienced practical work
man, and employs only weli-skilled mechanics In
this department of his work.