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MUNICIPAL COURT.

-a.,t JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. ''f
WEDNEsDAY.-John Vance, for assault and bat
tefy on Richard Doyle, obliged to pay s72e for
the luxury. -'-s le'i .a 3D.. at7ia
VIM. Mcdowell and Michael Howley, for a street
ARRAY was fined So each and the COSTS which they
paid. ,..,..f. & IA a.. g....t ...s .l. p .s
Julia +. Williams, for larceny of a pair of boots
from the shop of Samuel Bell, was sentenced to thirty
days in the County jail.
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE Hereby given that the following described
IN goods seized ut this Port July Isth 1866
for n violation Of the Revenue Laws;
At dwelling house in New Portland Seven Casks
Spirits AMI one case ccnta,ing Eleven Bottles Gin
ANY person or persns, claiming the same are re-
Inestcd TO appear and make such claim within twcn-
ty days from the dale hereof otherwise The sail
goods will le disposed OF in accordance with lie Acts
OF Congress in such cases made and provided y
ISRAEL. WASHBNItN. Jr,, Collector.
Portland, Aug. 10 1866. se,i7-1ow.w
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PORTLAND AND TICINTTY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN. -i-
Iheatre-Bidwel & Brown.
HI NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
WebsteI's Unabridged Dictionary. "3 t
Statement OF Criminal Pi osecutons '.i'
For Sale-Lot. - 1.lr.I 80 p.
Stable to Let.M --T1-'-I I-~-0 III. ..- VI
Bricks for Sale :. ~, i. -......t ...... 'ir
Franklin llllfeompany.
Butter-Smith, Donnell b Co.
Birisks-PeafSbn & SIN th 20
To lease for Term OF Years. 4.l eiz
Ancuon Salc-Henry Bailey & Co.
6ortiand Business sC0llege--Eyening Sessions.
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To Publisbersi

FTNHE subscriber offers for sale at Ellsworth the
Il whole of the Presses and material used in pub
fishing weekly The type for paper is BREWER and
Nonpareil, and has been used but eight months AL
so good assortment of Job Type and materials
One Press is Hoes Hand Press platten 2S by 40.
new; the other Rugges Engine Jobber, in excellent
condition. -is-t 1liiIi IL
For further particulars enquire of JOHN II. ROC
ERS, Boston Type Foundry, or of the subscriber at
Ellsworth. "a & z. A. SMITH.
Senter1ber 9th 1866 2taw1m n
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LARGE PLuMs-We are indebted to Mr.. Ed
ward Gould for some fine specimens of luscious
plums from his garden. Mr.. Gould furnishes
the following account of them:
"They are called Goes Golden Drop. The
late wet weather has caused the skin to crack
badly, and prevented their attaining full size
and ripeness on the tree.l They usually ripen
in the early part of October, with rich golden
color, notified with red. The largest of these
measured when gathered, inches by 1-2,
and weighing and 3-4 ounces" ri s5 ,is,gG= :,
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YEW SEWING MACHINE,

Tailoring, Shoes, Carriage Trimnasrs, and
..rsr.. Family Sewing. As1.3g
FTNHIS machine looks like Singers, and scaled the
i 4Etna. 1t docs not make any noise. 1t will pay
WIS. DYER,
Sole Agent for Mainc 1G6 Middle St., up stfrs.
August 27. couln,4 - - --'t7
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HALIFAX, N. s., Sept. 26.
The steamship Cuba, from Liverpool 18th,
VIA Queenstown 18th, arrived at o'clock this
morning. She has 35 Halifax and 154 Boston
passengers.
English political news is dull. The weather
continued wet and unsettled, and the corn mar
ket continued to advance all over the country.
Hgniy important experiments with guns
ana targets had taken place at Shoeduryness
A stronger target than the broadside Of any
thing af1oat was thoroughly pierced and broken
up by Palliser's projectiles. 9la
The letter published in the New York Tri-
bune OF Sept. 1st signed by Daniel Brine late
warden in the Richmond Bridewel. Dubln.
relative to the escape of Stephens, created some
sensation in Dublin, and had brought forward
letter from Patrick Brine, q brother Of Dam
Iel, IN which he asserts that the letter must be
fabrication as his brother, the alleged writer,
has gone to Australia. = 5---,-
Robert Reed, who murdered his wife in Liy-
erpool 1our years ago, and was recently return
ca from New York under the extradition trea-
ty, has been fully committed for trial
The fire at the railway goods warehouse in
fhe 81 Mlnoris, destroyed property to the yalne of
iSo0 s.eraage aYgepate saws It learns that France
has made energetic presentations to the Porte
against any acquisition by the United States
OF amstaud in the Gulf of Algria France has
been supported in this course by England
Kumors as to Mexico continued very con-
filcting. According to our accounts Maximil-
ian would at least make determined effort
prior to abdication, if that step had really to be
taken. A Mexican army of $4,000 strong
mainly differed by Frenchmen, is one of the
things spoken Of llslts a5l3 aafi -.
The convention between France and Mexico,
signed at Mexico on the Both of July, transfers
to the French government half the receipts of
all the maritime customs in the Empire In or
der to serve as payment of interest and princi-
pal OF the loans contracted in 1854 and 1855,
and all obligations resulting therefrom; like
wise for payment of interest at three per cent.
ON all sums due by Mexico to the French treas
ury. The amount of the latter debt which is
Approximately valued at three hundred and
tinitely fixed
The 18th Of September was the second ami
versary of the Paris convention for the evacu-
alton Of Rome and the London Times says it
Is understood that the evacuation will be COM
pleted by December 9th
The mortality from famine in India continu-
ed unabated.
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PORTLAND MORNING, 27 1866
~ : = T7777T IT : . -.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PORTLAND, Sept. Goth, 1866.
To the HdrbOr Commissioners of the City O


PORTLAND, Sept. Goth, 1866.
To the Harbor Commissioners Of the City Of
Portland g.s.-. FzsTtte. .-t $500
tGENTLEMEN-Th Franklin Wharf company pro-
pose to widen said Wharf, and extend 1t to the Com
missOners Line. We also Propose to build Bulk
head about one hundred and fifty feet from CONNER
cal Street COR the purpose holding the filling dur
ing the winter. That portion of the Wharf below
this 10 be Wall and Png on sides and end and fill
ed solid inside the Wall, w. ss q
We therefore respectfully ask permission to make
the above improvements. - arn
T. j. B. CUMMINGS,
BOYD & HANSON,
GEO. A. WRIGHT, Proprietors
| al CHARLES FoBEs, gn I'4sTf11 an
@'- j. b. CURTIS, @SN 'as" Aft'4 v
.-FJiLsB9 ~ -lrtafs vf445f -4,ii7a. +.
ss1lrf- iu.sfsst Portland. Sept 2etll, 1885, e.
ORDERED. That notice of the above application be
given by publication OF the same with this order
thereon, III two Of the Daily Newspapers printed in
Portland for seven days before The time OF heating
and that hearing thereon lie had at O'Clock in tie
afternoon Of Thursday, the 4th day of October 1866
ON the premises.
JACoB MCCLELLAN. -HarbOr
s. Il. CoRsER,
-, ,.s.ssi ALBERT MAnwIoK, Commissioners
Sept N-d7t N's>'f
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Oregon LegisIatare---NO Choice for sena-

E. 5yi4 SAN FRANCISCO, Sedt 26.
A dispatch received from Salem, Oregon,
yesterday, says that both Houses have ba1loted
Intellectually for an United States Senator and
would go into joint Convention to-day. ia :,
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WE understand that the hearing on the
charges preferred against Capt. S. R. Leavitt
of steamer Machigonne, for disobeying orders
OF the Engineer at the fire of July 4th, will be
had before the City Council this evening,
(Thursday) at Mechanics Hall. .i "a
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APPOINTMENT. Lewis b. Smith, Esq, of
Portland, has been appointed Aid-de- Camp to
Gov. Cony, with the rank of Lieut.. Col, vice
Chas. FL. Smith, resigned.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

% a. iAo SlhCOlI
"EDNEsDAy.-Arthur b. Nichols VS.. Inhabitants
Acuoh 10 recover damages by reason of a defect in
rear street IN said town. This case will continue for
day or two. nai 'it r,,f1aD 4.f .ffT
3. Q. Strout engaged for plaintiff; j. & e. NJ Rand
for defendants. fz.a .f .s. $3.50 4
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Maine State Horse Fair. ,G3g

I AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. rs.
AT the State Horse Show this afternoon,
Dashaway beat Johnny Schmoaker in three
straight heats. Time, best heat, 2.39 IL. In
the saddle race, Little Fred, the winner, made
his best heat in 238 A'" H-'
The number of spectators was quite large
considering the unpropitious state of the
lWeather. ~. 81. - 4 :.
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Explosion Of Kerosine Works.

,sa.s3s b.. PROVIDENCE, R. L., Sept. 2.
The kerosene works of VIM. B. Spooner &
Son, in Bristol, exploded this evening and were
entirely destroyed. Loss $15O,OOO, including
$4,000 in oil-partially insured VIM. G.. Nor,
ris, atchman, was badly injured. -
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Gov. CoNY yesterday, nominated A. B. Hol-
den, of Portland, Register of Probate for Cum
berland County, vice Eugene Humphrey, re-
signed. 'a
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"A ny rson wishing TO adopt female child abou
N Is m $ old will please call at Mrs. Cros
man q = coinei OF Spruce and Clark straets and -
4
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BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-The evening sessions
OF the Portland Business College will COM
mence on Monday next, Oct. 1st, at No. IL
Clapp's Block, corner of Congress and Elm
streets .i..a .ss f-T
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OFFICE OF GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY \
OF CANADA.

OF CANADA,
1 -. Portland Sept, oath, 1866 !
VIIE holders of the Atlantic & St. Lawrence Rail
l. road Mortgage Bonds which matured the 1st
April last notified tat the interest for six months
to 1st October next, will be paid on and after that
date,-that upon the Bonds which have been extend
ed at the places indicated in the new coupons ;that
upon the Bonds which have not been extended at this
Office where the Bonds must be presented to have
the interest endorsed.
Further notice is given that the Company are pre-
pared to extend their Bonds for period of
from April 1st last with the option to the Company to
pay at earlier date giving six months public no
tice, by annexing sheet Of coupons to the old
Bonds thus preserving the security the holder
C. E. BARRETT,
sep25-eodis3w Local Treasurer.
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Wholesale OYSTER House

HAV1NG removed to No. Q Union Wharf two
- doors from Commercial street, am now ready
day. - " 'is'" iohi ing "e"' 0'o''
sepi4d2w FAC EpEEnfAN
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Pollard of Eichmona in Trouble Again.

-. BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.
Fl. R. Pollard, Of Richmond, had difficulty
at the Fountain Hotel, tonight, with Freder-
ick Hopkins, about a female. Pollard shot and
wounded Hopkins and was arrested. The
wounds are not dangerous. -
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The members of the O'Donoghue Circle Fe-
man brotherhood, are requested to meet this
(ihnrsdapl nuAsAi.,es @.4 --sv4evf.,- Long
shoreman's Hail. Per order
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ai -. Stable to Let.
ON the c6fherof Sherlock and Waterville streets
~ Apply to w. ii. JERRIS,
sep27d3t Under Lancaster Hall.
Bricks for Sale.
DOTH OLD and NEW. corner Cumberland and
- Washington Streets.
sep27d2wA > MA k} $ EsP! MASON,
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sk Es sbFORf SALE!ts - < 3
FTNHE Port and Glass Company ofor for sale the
Il lot corner OF State and York st eets with three
story house thereon. The lot is about 14O teet on
York and about 100 feet on State street. The house
Is suitabe for a boarding Eonse or hotel. q y III
Apply to Charles f. Jose, Joseph Walker, or
sep27d2w u.s.. PALMER, Treasurer,
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The THEATRE.-The unpleasant state Of the
weather did not prevent a large attendance at
the theatre last evening. The drama of the
Hidden Hand was well performed, as was the
after-piece. This evening, The Gunmaker of
Moscow will be presented also fayorite after
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Raphael Buggins artist, invited a gentlle-
man to criticise portrait he had painted OF
Mr.. Smith, who was given to drink. Pnt1ng
his hand toward it, the artist exclaimed: Don't
touch it; it is not dry" "Then," said he, ut
cannot be like my friend Smith,
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The ChOleFa.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23
There were four deaths from yellow fever
yesterday.
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by TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Thursday Morning, September 27, 1885.
FROM MEXICO.
t.N5 IS ---- & 4 az Al,ss
Indications of Victorious Opera-
tons .by the Insa,eTi0lSsts.
Terrible Retaliation on the Impe-
rialists.
"a r. 49, ,5fE snI
Monterey and Saltillo Occupied by
OIL slasu sr the Liberals. I. ls,s-I .s.
J ft &
ABANDONMENT OF DURANGO BY TIE
=. FRENCH TRQOPs.

.LuTg III $500 New YORK, Sept. 26
A New Orleans dispatch has the following
Mexican news -ii - --2isfe'' ~ ~ ~ ''g =
Maxmaillian has abolished the maritime pre-
lecture as an unnecessary expense.
Regular troops having been withdrawn from
several towns, the magistrates are called upon
70 organize municipal guards for their protec-
tion. ~ Y tt
Ihe Estafette announces tho resignation of
General Theen, commander of an Austrian
regiment, and his return to Europe
There are indications of joint and vigorous
ists.
1t is reported that the Liberals have exer-
eised terrible retaliations in Monterey.
1t is said that Gen. Sheridan. while ON the
frontier, had frequent interviews with Juarez's
Generals at Matamoras .
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 25.
The Imperial Mexican Consul in this CITY has
dispatches from Acapulco to the 18th inst,
Wnlcn say the lmperialists surprised and killed
zen. Dlderl in an engagement near Oiaca city,
together with most of his officers, and large
number of men.
The same Consul has dates from Mazatlan to
Sept. 1st, and San Bias to the Sd inst. e 81 ,''
one battalion OF Imperial troops had arrived
at the f9rmer place from Guadalajara.
| Gen. Los Arda has resumed command of the
Imperialists at San Bias. q }1 III n
Fanori has whipped the Liberal force under
Rerguiera at GuayamOs ~. 'i5-llt'5 4 y -
Later dates from Colina to Sept 18th, say
nothing OF the capture by the Liberals of
Guadalajara, San Luis or Durango ~ $
- SAN FRANcrsco, Sept. 28.
The Mexican Consul at this port has receiv-
ed letters from chihuahua dated August Doth
giving official notice that the Republicans had
occupied Monterey and Saltillo. That the Lib
erals in an action twenty-five leagues from Du-
range had defeated the traitors and captured
the city Of Nassa; and that the French had
abandoned Durango, which the Liberals proba-.
bly, occupied. 80 = :
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LNOR goods purchased at their late store in Ex-
change Street formerly occupied by John Crock
ett & Co., destroyed by fire july 4th a15th) and de-
string TO settle for sao requested to call at their
store in Lancaster Hall. No other parties are, or
were interested in said stock, and one else is au-
thorzed to settle for us. 'ass's sl'sf4B -
GEO. L. BURROUGHS & co.
Gro. IT, BURROUGHS, -'i,a ihi f'f'i
HARRY B. MAsTERs,( i1le't"t i1at.'' eai -
JOHN HI. HUDSON. sept27 dim
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agents TAINTED /!
Fob .1osasas y
For Frank Moore's New Work, >
I" WO272e3l of the WUy.''

Agents Will find this book Of real merit and in
trinsic yalue-sUeJE0T NEw-intensely interesting
nd exciting NoworS ever attracted and engaged
the public mind like this. Every body waits it. and
thousands will purchase 1t as an opportunity
is afforded them. =. Il. flI a = Il
Intelligent, active Males or Females viii fiu,, the
sale of this work pleasant and lucrative employ
ment. This book has compettor-it comes new
and fresh to the people, The territory is clean ami
clear Agents understand the advantages IN this par
For full particulars send for circular. q. "a gns
Address c. A. CHAPLIN, Agent, .fl
iSwtfJ7 213 Free ST. room No. 8.
Wanted. ts04 .. 40
A STEADY, capable girl can hear of situation IN
N small family by addressing "Donestic y Post
Office. sep21-d1w H.3li
Wanted. Ia 4,aci
pOARD for Gentleman and Wife in a private
I'D family first class boarding house. Central
location preferred. Address d. H. b., Box 1883.
sept1Sdtf i4fl' tt'..I.tsDlf
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.ssT u p TOW Essss
BOOK. STORE!
Z AUGUSTUS ROBINSON has resumed business at
/ sfF taff the New Store - = e..ts az
No. 323 Congress Street, ~
.5f tabove Casco Street,) 1Ast* *
School Books and Stationerys

School Books and Stationery!
and the NEW Publications of the day; Will pay
particular attention to having large varietyof
Pamphlet Publications !!
Anything in this line will always be found with
all Of the MONTHLY MAGAZINES, as they appear
from the Press, with the Weekly and Daily papers
He intends to make his store general resort for
those in want of reading matter Also for SALE Pock-
ct Knives, Portfolios, Portable Desks and q large
assortment of MONEY WALLETS, also Blank
Books and Pocket Memorandum Books
| w Subscriptions received for all of the various
Magazines and Papers at the Publishers rates.
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Yacht NetfIe.

rs ready to to take parties out to deep sea fishing
il or to the Islands. ..riI.,.. f.. -
~ Office 40 Commercial Street.
auge2-tf b, j. WILLARD
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WANTED.
Wanted Immediately.

400 Good American, Nova Scotia and Irish
1OO Girls to do housework, cook, &C. in pri-
yate families and hotels in this city and country
Situations sure. The best wages paid. 4fs ri II
Also so Girls to work in Factories ~ Nt
Farmers and others wanting men for any work I
will do well to call on us, will supply them FREQ
Of charge. Address or apply at the General Agency
Employment Office, 3513 Congress Street, mp stairs.
sept26dtf WHITNEY h co ! 4
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TemperaDce lecturer Wartod

FINHE Board of Trustees OF the Lecture Fund O
Il the Grand Division of s. of 7 !, of Maine, desire
to engage the exclusive services of conn etent
Agent and LECTURER, for term Of six months or
more, from October LIST, or date of engagement-
SAID Agent must be Son Of Temperance, and will
be required to lecture, visit and organize Divisions
and receive contributions to the Lecture Fund Ap-
phcations with references and terms of service NAV
be addressed to z. POPE VOSE Secretary IF the
Board, Rockland, Me. -, u 80
notice of the above.
Sent 6-d&WtOct1 1. tl
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ttA4s Bricks for Sale. tNsNs
100000 BRICK for sale at Yarmouth
CNS31sONO ~ Enquire of Joseph Gooding
Oh: ). Wmslow, No. Central Wharf sep96d2wse
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House Wanted.

WANTED to buy rent in the upper part of the
w city, house worth from 1900 to $3500 suitabl
Sept 4-d2w* a liFF N
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,ept27 dim
wanted.

One Thousand Farm c9.s /!
No sell goods for me this fall and winter either on
salary or commission. Would he glad to en-
Roy lew who can devote but part of their time to
Address, w j. HOLLAND
sept Y1d&waw . Et Springfield Mass.
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Bricks, Bricks, Bricks I

"A BOUT 900 1.-TWO hundred thousandI second
Ahand Bricks.
Also about 70 thousand New, 'if7t - iefsIt'
For sale by
PEARSON & SMITH.
Sep 27dtt Efs7 rs Commercial ST.
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CO0t-MHEers WU7ateZ !

GOOD coat makers can secure steady employment
VI and the highest prices by calling Immediately on
EASIIM1N BROTHERS..
332 Congress street. ~
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Wanted Immediately

GENTS everywhere to introduce Iittlelcld's
IA Union Heat Controller. THIS is he great
est fuel saver in the world. Agents can clear $5to
Slipper day. No humbug. No risk.
Wanted, also, two smart i'll every State TO
travel and establish agents in every city and town
throughout the New England, Middle and Western
States for which great inducement is offered, Send
two stamps for circular.
e rl.lt j. II. LITTLEFIELD, "a Z
Sept. 12dim 102 Washington St, boston, Mass
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Rent Wanted.

LNOR family of three persons. No children Any
IL one knowing or having such rent will confer a
favor by addressing in person or letter I7l7
STEPHEN MARSH,
sep25-dtf p o. Box 1892.
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Wanted.

A NY Jobbing House, wanting travelling Sales
City references and trade by addressing RI :
septz4dlwf w. B., Portland P. o.
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House at Auction !!

IN Tuesday, October I'd, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ. we
Danforth Street. 1t two story wooden house. 1e
Dy " feet with an l.. Contains six rooms well fin
shed, and in fine order. The whole house is In ex-
cellent condition The house to be removed Can be
examined at any time .s -. -
HENRY BAILEY g. CO., Auctfs.
Sept 81 I'd NJ - 176 Fore Street.
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THE EVENING SESSIONS
GEORGE Il. BURROUGHS g. co.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-03

Our Tennessee legislative radicals
have been making themselves intensely
obsequious to their Northern masters.
But they have not secured their re-
spect thereby rather their contempt
For instance, the Philadelphia North
American has an article on the subject
of franchise in Maryland, West Vir-
ginia, Missouri, Arkansas, and Tennes-
see, States in which rebels are disfran-
chised. 1t is dissatisfied with the con
dition of affairs that exists, and insists
that suffrage must be universal, adding,
"As for the disloyal population, who
are now disfranchised, we would as
lief trust them with the franchise as
the negrohating white loyalists who
have been SO mean about even conced-
ing civil rights to the poor blacks.
So you see, Aessrs Radicals, although
you have made yourselves lick-spittles,
you are not regarded as any better
than the rebels whom you have dis
franchised. Your Northern comrades
understand you. You have failed in
your efforts to deceive them. They
know that you have disfranchised
the great majority of the people of Ten
nessee, not for the public good, but to
promote your own interests, and that
whatever you may do for the negro is
forced from You. Ifyou would be men,
hold up your heads, be honest, and bid
adieu 10 radicslism. If you do not, in
a few years your names will be a his
sing and scoln throughout all Tonnes
see.