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SM hoOMS, Cellar, &C.. to any person that will
~ buy the stock and fixtures of the Saloon attach
ed to the same As my health viii not admit of my
stopping here, will sell at bargain House Stew
ems Plains. E. III. ROBERTSON,
Evergreen Cemetery, Westbrook, Me.
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To BE TRlED.-Mr. James w, Merrill, of
Norridgewock, late Quartermaster of the Goth
Maine regiment, has been sent to Galloup's Is
land in accordance with orders from Washing
ton, and his trial for some irregularity in the
conduct ofhis Office viii commence there on
Monday next. .e go. ~,
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House for Sale.

o. -. For sale the three story BRICK HOUSE,
Ls4Awlth the modern improvements and conven-
fences; IL finished rooms, bathing room, steam heat
ing apparatus gas, hard and soft water, &C. VIII be
sold low If applied for Immediately.
Enquire of
Aug. 23-d1w@
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EBEN G. STEVENS

'TNHE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice 10 an
concerned, t1at ne has been duly appointed and
estate of 'faeor "a 'Ao
EBEN c. STEVENS, 64e
late, late Of Portland, in the County Of cumber-
ia,ai deceased by giving bond as the law Directs
e eerelore requests all persons who are indebted
% sad deceased's estate to make immediate pay
ment and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the same for settlement to
Portland, July %, 1866. 35w3wt
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Yiers of Gen. Johnston on the Duties of the
sai South. s1 si{i- Z

Tietcs of Gen. JoItssston on the Duties of the
= BALTIMORE, Aug. "a
The Fredericksburg, Va, Ledger of Tues
day publishes the following letter of Gen. Jos.
e. Johnston: 1l q.
Buffalo Spring, Mecklenb,trg Co., "a, dug.
II, 1S65.-You ask my views of the future
course and future interests of us ALL The case
is so plain that very little can be said or writ
ten upon it. We Of the South referred the
question at issue between us and the United
States to the arbitrament of the sword. The
decision has been made and is against US. We
acquiese in that decision, accept it as final, and
recognize the fact that Virginia is again one of
the United States. Our duties and interests CO.
incide. We shall consult the one by performing
the other and by doing alive can to promote the
welfare of our neighbors, to restore prosperity
to the country. We should at once commence
the duties Of peaceful citizens by entering uIl-
on some useful pursuit, qualifying ourselves to
vote if possible, and at the polls our votes
should be cast for conservative men who un-
derstand and will maintain the interests of
Virginia as one of the United States. This is
the course which l have recommended to all
those with whom have conversed with or
the subject, and that which [ have adopted
for myself as far as practicable. "
Very truly yours,
fAtNs s9oA j. e. JOHNSTON.
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Enr SaIe

ONE of the most beautifully located House Lots in
~ Portland; good land, large lot, surroundings
equally large and desirable lot in this city can be
bought for. Enquire at r,s
w. S. OVERS,
F@. 1874 Middle St.
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Dissolution !!

TIME partnership Of LEACH g ROBINSON, is
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Rob
inson having transferred his interest to Mr.. A. @.
Leach who is authorized to settle all debts due to
from the firm. $500 sllF ii I
A. @. LEACH, eas,.s
HENRY ROBINSON.
Portland, Aug II, 1895. aug14d3w
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Bv ElectricitY
TEETHI TEETH! TEETU !,

Dr. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELrc-
TRICIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or stUmps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation TO call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MA.HINTs Tor sale
tor family use, with thorough instructions.
DR.. ID. can accommodate q few patients with board
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from O'Clock A. N. 10 Il II; from
to P. NJ, and 10 0 In the evening.
Consultation free. novttl
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VNTM. @. HOW has this day withdrawn from the
wv firm OF HENRY L. PAINE q CO.
w. @. HOW,
M HENRY L. PAINE.
Portland Aug. 10, 1865. ,4ei. 9
The subscriber will continue the business under the
same style as heretofore at 267 Commercial Street,
Smiths Wharf, where choice assortment of the
BEST QUALITIES of Coal and Wood way be found at
the LOWEST MARKET prices, delivered IN any part Of
the city.
HENRY l.. PAINE s. co.
Portland, August %. 1866. ~ ai aug22dtf
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BOOK AGENTS wANTEDi
STEAMER FOR FREEP0RT.

The steamer CASCe will leave
ssse=z4 IN Freeport for Portland every MON
n ri Ia H%\ DAY, WEDNESDAY and SAT- H.
s.. Y. s2asS4> DAY Mornings at 7 o'clock.
( saSas- lssaA.-szs Returning, will leave CUSTOM
House WHARF on the same afternoons at o'clock.
Fare each way, 50 cents Freight taken at low
rates. july I'm
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DR.. j. r.. Newton
WILL cure the Sick in Portland, at CONGRESS
wv HALL, Clapp's Block, daily for five weeks be-
ginning TUESDAY, August 22d, at o'clock.
NS-Cures in most cases instantaneous.
cordial invitation to all who are not able tn nav
ssWithout money and without price,"
No medicine Is given and no pain caused but re-
lieffrom PAIN from any sickness cause certain in
a few moments aug17f
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For Sale.

fi.s.t A two story HOUSE, finished throughout,
ME,,; with one acre of land, good barn and out
buildings, plenty Of water; situated at Aliens
Corner, Mestbrook, about five minutes walk from
the terminus Of the F. A. r, r. For particulars en-
quire OF n Leighton Jr., No. 10 Silver St., Of the
Aug "a d3w* He ID. MCINTOSH,
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II Il Nj . " "A l. /.
4, DR.. W. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician
Has removed his office from olapp's Block to
ia MIDDLE STREET,


Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel.
VNyHEKE he would respectfully announce 10 An.
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity that he lug t.e
years we have been in this city, have cured sor,o
Of the worst forms of disease In persons Who have
tried other forms of treatment in vain. and cnrro
patients In short a time that the question IN ~
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this oueett
we will say that all that do not stay cured, we viii
DIR. d. has been practical Electrician for twep,v-
years, and Is also regular graduated phvs;cisy
electricity Is perfectly adapted 70 chronic diseases in
Lhe form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralsia IN
the head neck, or extremties; CONSUMPTION when
in the acute stages or where the lun2s are not hv
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrola hip
diseases white swellings, spinal Diseases curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitas' Dance deafness STAN,
mIering OF hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, ndiges
ZION, constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma, bronchi-
tbs, structures OF the chest, and all forms of female
complaints.
By Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the
leap with joy, and move with the agility anu electric
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth def6rmites re-
moved; faintness converted to yigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see, sse sea v near and
youth are obliterated the ACCIDENTS OF mature lie
active circulation maintained
LADIES
,,-, ,oe cold hands and feet; weak stomacbs lana
ard weak backs; nervous and sick headache: dizzi
mess and swimming IN the head with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and back
eucorrh9a, Tor whitesl; falling Of tie womb wifi in
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that long
rain Of diseases will find In Electricity sure rreons
Of cure. For painful menstruation too profise
menstruation anu all of those long lire of troubles
with young ladies, Electricity is certain specific.
and will in short time restore the sufferer to the
vigOr Of health.
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Auction

w LII y soll at public auction ON The uremises
,saox On oS%asuLua{; the 18th day Of August. "A. 10
Portland, being numbered "a. Ihe lot e. about ~
feet front by 1l3 feet deep, with n iarSe ,VooSlen
House thereon arranged for four families rifl.
feet. Terms one-third cash. balance I'M ono and W.
years. For further particulars apply 10 EDW'D
FOX, c. b. MERRILL, or the Auctioneer
Il. NJ. PATTEN.
aug. y, 1860. aug10eodtd
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COpartnershin.

TNHE undersigned nave this day formed a copart-
Il nership under the style and name OF s. T. Cleye-
land y Co... and taken the old stand of Thrasher q
Co., No. Free Street Block for the purpose ofcarrv
ing on the Retail Dry and Fancy Good business.
s9 -4aN s. T. CLEVELR PM
a2f q. w. RICHARDS.
+. T. G. RAWSON.
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Board.
House to Let

ON York Street. near the corner of High Street. a
Ogood tenement containing thirteen finished rooms.
with gas and chandeliers, good cistern eemented floor
Inquire of
RICHARD CROCKETT,
Aug. 1S-dtt No. High Street.
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HEALING THE SIcK-By an advertisement
in another column our readers will learn that
DR.. Newton who has acquired wonderful
reputation as Healer of the Sick,Y will lee
ture at Congress Hall, Clapp's Block, on Sun
day next, explaining the method of his mag
netic power over all the diseases incident to
humanity, andat the same time will heal all
sick who may come to him, without money
and without price. Since he has been in om
city he has performed some cures SO remarka-
bic as to be almost miraculous, and as his
treatment can do nc harm at any rate, invalids
will do well to visit him. slta
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St. Louis and Jacksonville
Every DAY.

on the srrival OF the Cars; connecting al Psduesh
with the Cincinnati Packets; ii Cairo with the Iii
nois Central Raroad, the Memph Packet Com
psnY, and Atsntc and Mississippi Steamship Com
psnyi and al 81. Louis with s Railroads and Up
per Mississippi Boats.
sepia-2m
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Mr.. Eastman said he did not think the
prisoner was Fenian, nor did he think
they could call that toy frearm.
Mr.. McLeod-He denied be had any fire.
afms upon him, and they were found after
wards in his possession. II he, like a man,
said be had them at frst, it would have
been an rig6t.
Mr.. Easimkn said the newspapers the
prsoner came to represent were certainly
rot fenian" They were The Boston Piloi,
the New York Tribune, the Tsuntoa Gazette.
Mr.. M'Leod-The application IS to re-
mand Mr. Williams, to have inquiries made
into the nature Of the documents, which viii
be done as soon az possible.
Mr. EastmEn-I have no doubt that the
editors Of the newspapers are very anxious
to get letters abolt Fenianism The pris
ner is one Of the reporters sent over here Il
correspond on the subject, and ] ana sure
you VIII have many more OF them. I wll
swear he Is an AmeTiean
Head Constable Turner was sworn1 and
said that he found on the prisoner ljs and
, q check for sol. drawn in his favor.
The prisoner said he Odd nos intend max
| ing a. y renIarlrs at o. esents bnths supposed
/ he aou!d have an opportunity Of madns
remarks on future OCCASION He Was re
I porter, as be had stated.
Mr. M'Leod 90 prisonert-You are nov
remaDded for eight days on the application
Of the Crown. You will remain in Queens
town until then, as we do not wish 10 sent
| you 70 the county gaol.
Mr.. Bsamish said that st any time Nj
| Williams wished 10 see Mr. Eastman h
could, and without the presence Of any oil
cial.
The prisoner was then removed in Gus
4
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'THser- en- ChNairs "a MrAU0.-A pri,
'a.. ueF. dated kuma. Iexas. The nearest
f'a.. Ht r,ilre from Mex ca. gives ie,y da.
iho Htracire- nc pcirate,i urou the
The writer saws. "faualas has
-.t a-.a content alih imposing Er,e.f loans
-i'r tar other, puiuuc merchants into
f'.ss. auI abusing us 10 q Thousand
~ before yesterday De issued an
.l..tl wilo auri debts iu Naiamorss
a ne amuunis 10 him. When he
- Us, Il. ile laiartuuate, did not cone up
- money, De- arrested stve5al and
49,. '.e4 o. proiucc heir b oSs aud
.-.r humber of Vrominent
.s- .s',, o. ribish, ,.u order. IN wh ich
49, .lt' at msrchapts who 20 awav,
Lay .reief tbr..seir.s. rnUst prss, ~
1i .1r. him in Ten davs. ar nv
aisgi t-atrrs. There ~s.,is -, -
q. 81 III. ~. Aalses burnt
..' -Ae money which his r,i,i.s- Ia,
n'i dollar fas -. "a =. -.
','..,. ~ p -ias boou wasted Al rambi,,r
-eN tf',teo. Iha .silil-s y. - ~ "a
pay themselves Iv .-,i,.. sUl.sfea u
.aA,ug shai They wan, aud n 0-,Ss ~
= he soldiers, tay1r tbst ~, 5...,N. .ia'e. d
th'if Nitr- sna her l.H,i,t.-. ~.
dispose oi 81 D. plsasss ;, '''' are ms 70
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NcEf ISHisN nlrEt-r>.-Wc have been
shown 81 letter UuIlrn from AlknR Stale.
the esth ai Oc'obrr. by Michael Stanl,,ion.
ta q. ID. Men friry. ut this citv. iron, A ~,
ue learn thal abe scd devis are acnip ~
the'r hellish work. burning trrins ana mum
drurr toaniaiers. The tram that staple,,,
was with was ettsckei ON thc 2a8, and tb.y
i'ei everything tui vuc wagon. "a poi.iop If
the lcad. aut thrce head oi cattle. Ne,sss
last r,ei sthing tut their wucou.. Walker
uulg sawed ono OK. k.agkhawk iost every
tbiue lu irri th~ waple tram IVES can
tIred with the above exception. end IN,
parties larc,y escaped 60 the station with
tleir scalps AND What clothing they has
on si The imr. During thc afternoon sons,
s.sldiers came io their assistance hut the In
tians run them b "a. They FOUGHT Is Iona
as possible, and one ef She icamsters. BOY
named Robert, who has relations near
Rochester. Missouri. was killed We un.
deftand ihai me oi our Merchauts are
heavy iCse-s hy this Transaction. rs ihs
tI4iu desir ytj belonged DO tins city. Mr.
ArNe-ler thrre wscoas, Ar. Mc,sre ten
N1.ous. srd huwei a 90. three WAGONS
So lls.ri ta-1a. Aar. 8.
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siN hundred Of which is open land, under fence
very rch, and hHs been resting tom cultivation iot
several yeafs.
THIS lsnd lies ON both sides Of stones RIVER
near old aeierson. and 90 both sides ot the Nah.
vile and Milton Turnpike, twenty nsss n pa Nash
Vile, twelve nom Murirevstoro, ans three nies
from each q to Railroad Depots on Nashville and
Chattanooga ksi'ralt lt has good grass ant csne
pasieres. and ulvided into four tFscis casl have
suitstae wster and timber accommodation, With
eeantinl building sitter on the inrnpi1e-
The eoi ]. very rch, and nichly adsptsd 20 Cot
ton, Corn, Nheai aud Ruistoes. Wirn proper eulti-
Fanon twll produce rom tNo b four hundred
pounds lint COTTON per are. which will b worth Al
least 50 cents per pound IN roli in lsG6
On ne Home Place theEe " e Dwelling House,
tse.Fe C,asr hous. Tor teuants, CouOa-tan snd
Fres- s.Aoiss Ter - hesd horse- ce house. orehsri
o Pine fruli, and sllendid Gsrden.
Ihe Cedsr Land VIII sell separately Il des ired
The astealiou oi kailrosd CounpSnses sud Lumbar
inca h invited ore-thrd o. the umhsr vii pay
lar thc Waole irsri.
Address me Il Murlreesharo. Tena.
poFl4-duefir RROMFIEl n RTnLFY
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HorsE oF UNDERSTANDINGS.

The House was called 10 order al 10 q. m,
precisely, by the Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Dr. Philips.
The Journal Of yesterday was rosd ami
anrrnyad
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~ AAAH NHNA NN~~aNHN
AFTER thc House was called % order. he
special ordcr-the Railroad Relief bill-wss
takea up. and en- motion of Mr.. Richards. ID
was LAID over ull tomorrow, 81 two O'Clock
isrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
The Senate bin 10 re-estabiish the Four-
ieenth Judicial Circuit. and 10 establish 4
Seventeenth, was taken up, and lpassed on
It's third reading, and is now law
EEuEL or CE-HoLDEEs.
The bin 20 prevent rebc's itom holding
Office IN the Stale, was taken up, and Col
Dugean concluded his speech in iavor Of the
bill.
Mr.. Waiers. OF Madison opposed the bili.
lie said that "the measure would not bring
To life one living soni hat had died in de-
iense Of his country"
Mr.. GSut also opposed the bill, declaring
4 10 he retrospective in is raturs. ana
therelorc unconstitutional
Adlouraed.
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s ale Extra.
30 BEAUTIFUL LOTS!
IN
McGaVock S Addition.

ON WEDNESDAY, 21d INST, We vii rffsr 20
" ae Thirty Heantfll Binding lots, sdlosuin Z
ne Cay, corner OF Iefierson street end Fillmore
Ayenue.
No, :, fronts s. feet on jefferson street. and ls7
Il on Fillmore Avenue
No. IS fronts 50 feet on Madison street.
Nc. aiS SIS f-ant each 10 feet on I'D street.
No. C, %, los. 100 mont cash 90 feet on Fillmore
Avenue.
No. l60 lG5 Is5 'front.' each 80 feet, 10 fronts ss
feet. ia lSS frOnts each 100 fetal Florence
Street.
No. 49, 232, 2zT, 25s front each 90 feet SIS, 2nO
from each Loo feet; 2Ss fronts lS5 feell Alter
IA avenue.
No. 3ls aii, 9,i. go. 2so front each 100 fset on
Hendenshot Stress.
No so2 500. SIS, see front each 100 feet on James
Street
To the citizens Of Nashville these lands are ia
rnu Ar, but the stranger who may wish to make
our city hl- future home, Would say that these
lois offer inducements rarsly met win ~ thew sre
mmedi aiey acloin ng the cts, snd The City Rsii-
roads now projected. will bring them within
| hye minutes travel Of the Square.
We shall tske pleasure in showing these lots to
parties ahiug % purchase.
Terms made kuoE on the day Of sale
NEWsOM, No RE & CO,
! novliaw IS NOsth side Pubic Square.
iRG ID PtrcopY.l
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sarnitIN NosgRrssrrS "A correspondent
Vl 'he N'N lprL commercial Advertiser,
writing lom Nashihrton. shgss
Ih"url tbr members EJECT from the
bolih arr lH PLACED on thc clerks iaitial
t'il Ui r'lr'-euiatIges, % is regarded ms a
last that seats ui ultimately be granted e.
az Nhesr respective States have rct Undated
ih Wal dohi End % pied She suti-slavery
aniehai"enl % ihey San take She ttsi oath
81 leo-- inc announcement Is semi oidci-
ai made o. tho lending politicians of the
~uih. ihat hry may take notice thereot
aid govern hen selves accordingly. twill
b. questioned whether the Pres dents par
don docs bot prrTuio the test oaih. and
naAo inr recipient eligible b. official l,o-
s.tluu.
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Mr.. Ho- a asked that the bank COMMITTEES
be allowed 70 employ clerk, for few
days till they could take such testimony g.
was necessary, regarding the reports in cir
culstiou about the bank, and other matters
part, 90 losst, of which is true. He said
that % was his opinion that the proposed
investigation would save thousands Of dol
lars 20 the State, aud perhaps show up
some mea In che Sta e, in a rather unenvi-
able light. The power 10 employ a clerk
was granted.
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Memphis paVcrs contain en- account of an
abbey near DermtlAnWu, Tennessee. where
party o. drunken b,awlers. pretcnding 10
be- ssawh'u- ior arms among The rcgi o,s,
and iHsu.img everybody else, were fired
Hpau by man named Harrison, after they
bod drei ct him. Thor shots wounded
Harrison. who wounded one or them named
lH7wn, tcriously Hsrusons father was
h'aiy beaten about she bead asd severely
rw, while Tine seus wouud IS also severe.
NSHe oi che party have hoeu arrested.
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9musemeHt&
New Theatre.

at few uishts Of the taleu.ed yoEng acusss
MISS ETTIE HENDERSON.
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See Here!

A MAT COTTAGE, with i've rooms, hall,
"A ttesen, fernnrs rooms etc, with ~. necss-
sary oiii-hn ldings, never hiiirg water vi I'm IN
feet 81 TIE dning room door, and x iTes OF lann
vel fto.i,sd vim choice fruits sud vegetables, such
o apoles, peaches, pears, plum, cherries, straw
berries ana v sores in Ia-pher ies-ihe be : pay
ing frut 10 The hft-hne shsde trees, shrlnhefy
e5Wers good fence ei.., ~ miles out on the Muir
freeebaro piks and can be- bought for very small
sum Of money.
Also near the above, isl9 sores OF extra land, IN
fought with the cottage place A. owe described, OF
separate, by calling 90
uovl5-Iw a. North side Public Square.
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A lady Of Wisconsin is in possession OF a
watch which was once the property Of Msjor
Andre, the British spy. There are but four
fgures on the face, 3, 6, . and u; the other
divisions being indicated By gold star.
On the back, inside, are directions FOR wind
ilfF. and tbs, folloWing, engraved in bold
letters. "Najor Andres lz74P
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Mr. Buchanan, who lives in Lancaster
cohntr, has reed tue proof Of bis LAST
I Diving Address and Confession. J" aud it viii
appear 10 book form Lezt month. Mr. B.
uas formerly Pr, sident of the United States-
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BOILING & HEALD.
AUCTIO NEMRs.

HAVING removed 10 No. "a College street, Sc
II vance Block, hope 70 see all their frieacs and
the public genelaily at their new pace OF business
The move was made on account 81 room the hOust
We nov occupy Is large enough for all pugpos
We will stll EVERY DAY and NIGHT, and have
nov IN store, unopened, l0oo Hats Shoes Boots
BOnnets and Notions, and me lot ol Viagin To
haccO.
Come and sea "a, all OF YOU. are de'erinin
81 20 make oar house, THE AUCTION HOT SIS %
Nashville; and no pans shall he spared TO acsom
plish this end.
manly Charlie Fox A. Auctoneer noyl5-lw
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Proclamation by the Mayer.

MAYORS OFFICE. Z
NAsHy LLE, TESN., Nov j, 1865. i
For the purpose Of preventing ii7ordsriy and
rotous congress tion-, and prCmotuR the publig
peace snd respt,t for the law. hereby declare and
order by titus Of the power and authority IN me
vested that On and alter this dste sud IN . iurthel
orders, the p.Op ietgrs OF All saloons aud restau
rants ne q saloons are attached where persons 0l
color are accustomed 20 frequent and assemble 90
gether. shall be- rsqu red 10 close he same, an
Eeep them closed, from the hour Of s p m unil
the succeeding nour Of cam.
The City Marshal and the Captain Of the Night
Police, ard their respective forces, sre hereby al
rected tc en- oace lhs order, aud - reeort "a lie
hnquents TO this order.
W. MATT BROWN
Mayor Of Nashville.
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