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Prospectus Of Vol. III.-lS65.
THE OLD GUARD,
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CITY ELECTION.
UNION WARD MEETINGS.

A LII QUALIFIED VOTERS of THIS
"A City, who desire to s. ours by their 70 es the
supremacy Cf those principles which ouc sol iieIs
are Ral ant'y maintaining in the field, and thus
aid in uyholdiDg the integr ty of the Unlch and
Constitution, and in st,iki0g finai blow to The
oishtArtened ana t.tteringr bel on are requested
to meet in their ies26ctive wards, 90 We mes ay
evening. March 18th. 1865, at "a O'Clock, at the
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First WHTd-'t ho. Engine House.
co d Ward-At the Court HOUSE basement.
Third Ward In the School Room OF the Bethel
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Sixth Wsrd--WigEam on Scovill Avenue.
Seventh Ward-EngiBe House on Alabaua street.
Eighth Ward-Wa' ch- house, on Vermont street.
Ninth Wsrt-At the Bngins House, on Church
str ct.
euth Ward AT the basement room Of the Ken
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Eleventh Ward-'t J. OooDTOd's store;
to nominate ons trustee d one as sessOr for each
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N 81 Der of the Board of Education.
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March DIST 1866 mcb2 I'D