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Dirig0 Insurance Company.

f1sHE undersigned being five of the persons named
Il In the Act of Incorporation of the Dirigo In
surance Company, hereby notify meeting of said
Corporation at the Rooms of the Board of Trade on
Thursday, April eth, at O'Clock. r. M, to decide
upon the acceptance of the Act of incorporation
and for the purpose of organizing the said Company
A. X. SHURTLEFF
EBEN STEEL.
JOSEPH HOWARD.
d. w. CLARK
VIM CHASE.
The subscribers to the Stock of said Company are
requested to meet at the same time and place.
Portland March, %. mch2S dtd
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House for Sale.

A three story dwelling house with brick basement,
Ia situated on the corner of Monument and War
rem streets has twelve finished rooms, and is well
calculated for two families. For terms ap-
ply TO edward Shaw, at the Office of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, l02 Middle Street, orto
N. +. DEERING,
mchl5 diff No 3 Exchange St.
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SToRE now occupied by US. Possession given
~ Immediately.
Also, Front Office In Hanson Block.
jams diff Ii. J. LIBBEY CO.
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To be Let.

ST0RES Nos. 100 and l35 Commercial Street
- Possession given Immediately. For terms sp-
ply Of No. 46 Park Street. mch2l dim
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Surgeon Gen. VIM j. DALE says:
81 esteem II an Invaluable remedy in various
forms of debility" &c.
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$ q co.!

A small dwelling house, with land sufficient for a
IA good garden, located In the upper part of the
CITY, will be sold for the above amount
Apply to PhENIISS LORING,
Portland, March,. diff Daily Press Office.
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ONE or THE GREATEST CURES on RECORD.
MRs. MAxcHEsrxE-Dear Madam Thinking
statement Of my case may be Of service 70 Others
similarly afaicted. hasten to give 1t to you.
This Is briefly my case-I was taken sick about Is
months ago with the Liver Complaint in q very bad
form. applied to four different physicians but re.
eeved no benefit until called on you. AT that time
had given mp business. and was In very bad state,
but after taking your medicine for short time be-.
gan to recover. and in two months was entirely
well. and had gained several pounds Of resh. and
can truly say that BY your skill perfectly heal.
by man. JoszPH DAvrs.
Bostos Masss Depot, Porflaad, Ne.
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MEDICAL.

A I w @ O D S
ATWOOD'S
QUlNINE TONIC BITTERs
QUININE TONIC BITTERs
Is the best Aromatic
TONIC AND sToMACHIc
Ever brought before the public.
1T WILL
Improve the Appetite,
Facilitate Digestion,
Give tone to the Nervous System
Vigor to every Organ of the Body.
Thereby impartiag Health and Strength
There is no remedy so good in
LANQUOR AND DEBILITY,
vaescents from sickness will find it a most excel
lent restorative and agreeable exhileraul.
NO SOLDIER SHOULD BE IN THE
FIELD WITHOUT 1T.
WHAT rs SAID OF IT:
The report of the Sanitary Commission says.
" 1t is wise and prudent where ague and fevers
are prevalent, that slOuld take n
OF Qumine Bitters at least once in twenty tour
asain.. disease, s VIII surely serve as safeguard
and elsewhere with undoubted benefit
ment Washington, writes:
II would again. at this period, say that your
Quinne Tonic Is used, and that several Surgeons
OF NJ giments much approve of it,
Capt. wALTEE S. sAMpsoS, Of the U. s. Army,
says:
THE Bitters did an immense amount of good
amongthe men under my command as, Tor instance,
apumber Of sore throat, OF disrrhea, of dysentary
and chills and fever. were cured by it,"
Surgeon Gen. WIN. J. DALE says:
81 esteem il an invaluable remedy in various
forms OF debility" &c.
Sold by all Druggists,
AND CHAS. Fl. ATWOOD.
10 Central Street, Boston,
PROPRIETOR.
febl9 cod 3m
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EouoJo
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From n. FELLOWS, M. ID.
HILL n LII Nnn. .

HILL, N. H., Nov. 3, 1850.
8. W. FowLE q Co.,
Although have generally a great objection TO
patent medicines. can but say in justice 10 Dr..
WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, that il "a =
remedy Of superior value for Pulmonary Diseases.
have made use of this preparation for several
years. and il has proved TO be very reliable and ell
eacous in the treatment OF and anding
coughs. know Of one patient, now In comfortable
health, who has taken this remedy and who but for
its use. consider would hot now be living.
X. FELLOWS. NJ. ID.
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a CASE or SPINAL DISEASE CURED
This is to certify that went to see Mrs. nanches
Ter last March with daughter Of mine troubled with
spinal disease, for which she had been doctored for
nve years, and BY number OF physicians Of all
Kinds; and she has had twenty-one applications OF
electricity applied, but all to effect; but she con
unuaiiy grew worse. 1 came to the conclusion, as
the last resort, to 20 and Mrs. Manchester apd
did so and to my great surprise she told me the FIRST
ause OF the disease and how she had been from time
to time, which encouraged me to try her medicines
Ididso. and now my daughter is able TO be around
the house all OF the time. She also rides ten or f.
teen miles without any trouble or Inconvenience and
Think In short time che will be restored to perfect
health. Bince my daughter has been doctoring. I
have heard Of great many cases that Mrs. Manchss
ter has cured. think If any person deserves pat
ronage 1t Is the who tries to preserve the hoath
Of the sick and suaering and l know that she uses
every effort which lies In her power to benefit hsr
patients. SARAH L. KrlsHTs,
GEogeB KrfGHTa,
ABBv Il. KMsRJs,
EMMA KNIsz1s.
81 Af.x~s
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STORE TO LET

THE very eligible Store now occupied by Mr. L
Il f. Little, unde, Mechanics Hail. Is to be leased
for term OF three or five years. Enquire of
feb26 iseodtf G. L. BAILEY, AZ Exchange st
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Sales Room to Let.

A spacious and desirable Sales Room TO let on the
N second floor in the new EVANS BUILDING,
on Middle ST, il applied for Immediately.
WARREN SPARROW,
mch5 diff No. IA Middle ST., cor. Exchange.
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For Sale M n Rarg.iu.

A ONE ana half Story House, on Lafayette St.,
"A LOT "A py Vs. Or particulars enquire Of
DRAKE DAVIS,
mchlS lined $50 Congress Street
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Steam Power to RENT,

D0OMS with Steam power can be had. by appli.
HI cation to j. L. WlNSL0W, Union ST.
apr2 3w
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STEAMBOATS,.
International Steamship Company.
EaStpOrt, Calais 4 st. John.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

On and after Monday, March Is.
r. the superior sea-going Steamer
Ttunr$Sas.4 NEW BRUNSWICK, Capt. e. b.
Winchester, will leave railroad
wharf, foot OF State Street, every Monday At
O'Clock Z. M. aud the Steamer NEW ENGLAND
Capt H. Field, every Thursday ats O'Clock r. M
for PASSPORT and st; John, N. b, connecting at St
Halifax, and with the t. & n A. railroad for She
diac and all way stations.
Returning, will leave st. John every Monday and
Thursday at o'clock A. NJ, for Eastport Portland
and bosten stage coaches connect with steamer at
Eastport for Machas
Freight for Calais will be forwarded by sailing YES.
sells for the present "
Through tickets procured of the Agents and Clerk
Freight received till O'Clock P. NJ. Mondays and
Thursdays.
mch26 diff &C. EATON, Agent,
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Butter.
TX TUBS Butter, for Sale BY j n. knight & Son,
~ No. Lime Street
Portland, March rs, 1884. mch29 diff
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Formerly member of Congress FROM Maine. has
kindly permitted to use his testimony In favor Of
Wisfar's Baisabs BY the following eertiheation,
forwarded through DIR. kust, of South Paris.
have tried wisrAs's BALsAM or WILD CHER
Ry for exceedingly troublesome cough. Tbs
effect all that could be desired The use of less
than one bottle relieved me entirely. Among great
varieties OF medicines which I have used / haze
found none to equal +" Wisfar's"l Its curative
properties in cases Of cough regard invaluable.
+. q. GOODENOW.
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consHingied nth ito tier ingredients Of like rais
fhss Increasing its raise ten Jotd, aud ornaing
Remedy ryose Porer 10 soofhe, 10 heal, 10 relieve
and 10 care disease. erists in other nedieiae ye
ciscorered.
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Pail. sheridan.

fCosrespoudence of the New York World
General Sheridan was thirty three
years cf age on the 9th of last Septem-
Der. He is 4 little below the medium
height, compactly built, and very active.
His face is pleasant to look upon. 1T
is not handsome face. Brown and
hardy with the exposure of many cam
paigns before aud during the present
war, it is the ideal Of soldiers face
10 every thing. 1t has gray eyes, q
think the eyes aIe gray,) that CLEAN
on appropriate occasions with facina-
ting human or savage fire. Black hair,
and black mustache, and whiskers
slightly tinged with gray, crown and
wreath 6 countenance whose smile is
that of courtier, whose frown is pos
itively tempetuous.
General Sheridan habitually wears
a full dress frock coat, and usually a
fatigue cap His manner is frank, cor,
dial, straightforward at all times, never
assuming never overbearing You
should see him strolling about camp,
with his hands in his trousers pockets,
his head bent in meditation, or oc-
casionally lifted to ask, or reply to a
question from one of his staff His
gait is light, elastic, half fanciful 1t
reminds you of boy kicking at peb-
bles His voice is as musical and mer-
~ as a womans He tells a story and
gets off jest with soft, slow utter
ance, that suggests withheld laughter
1t is impossible TO conceive a more
winning, graceful manner than that
which is natural when he wishes to be
kind.
Underneath all these winning ways" "
there is-concealed in ordinary move
ments-a dominating and sometimes
inoonsiderate will lie has, in fact, an
other sway with him, decidedly His
staff, while nearly all in love with him,
are sometimes hard worked TO pitch
ofsEearing that not even the General
himself could surpass
Did say thatGeneral Sheridan ever
swore7
There may as we'll be clean breast
Of it lie certainly has sn opulent
store Of oaths-ihe richest, raciest oaths
that ever cursed a laggard line of in
fanlry, or damned cavalry squadron
on 10 a charge HIS oaths have pro-
jectile force and tell This Is their
merit
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gashrille MniOll.
sATURDAY DECEMBER 10, 1864
Abolition or slavery by Constitutional
Amendment.

Amendment.
Joint resolution submitting to the
Legislatures of the several States a
proposition to amend the constitution
ofth United States, abolhhing slavery.
This being the most important meas
ure in Congress, we give the joint resolu.
ton as it passed the Senate on Friday,
April 8, 1864 The following is the joint
resolution as passed.
Be it resolved by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United
States Of America in Congress assem-
bled, two thirds Of both houses concur
ring. that the following article be pro-
posed to the Legislatures of theseveral
States as On amendment 70 the Con@
stitution Of the United States, which
when ratified by threesfourths Of said
Legislatures, shall be valid TO all in
tents and purposes as q part OF the
said constitution, namely -
ARTICLE THIRTEEN.
Sec. ]. Neither slavery nor inyolun-
tary servitude, except as a punishment
for crime, whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted, shall exist, width
in the United States, or any place
subject TO their jurisdiction.
Sec. 2 Congress shall have power
TO enforce this article by appropriate
legislation.
II was adopted by vote Of thirty
eight TO six, the following being the
figures: u
Total
For amendment.............
Against amendment.................-,..-.. Z
Not voting ............................ =
Two thirds,
On Wednesday, June Is, 1864 the
above Joint resolution was reported to
the House of Representatives The
following sWhe record
The House then resumed the consid-
Grafton q the joint resolution of the
Senate Is Res. l6) submitting TO the
Legislatures Of the several States pro
position to amend the constitution OF
the United States-the pending ques-
ton being on the amendment submits
ted by Mr. Wheeler
After debate,
Mr. Pendleton submitted an amend
rnent, in the nature Of a substitute for
the bin
After further debate,
On motion Of Mr. Wilson,
Ordered, That the time for taking a
recess be extended until the pending
resolution is disposed Of
The hour Of o'clock p M. having
arrived, rr.r
The question WIS put on the amend.
ment submitted by Mr. Wheeler, and
it wa decided in she negative
The question was next put on the
amendment submitted by Mr. Pendle.
ton, and it was decided in the mega,
tive. 4
Ordered, That the joint resolution be
read third time.
1t was accordingly read the third
time
The question then being on its pas
sage,
1t was put, viz Shall the joint reso
luton pass2
And it was decided in the negative
Yeas, %; nays Go; not voting, %
Two thirds not voting in favor thereof
The yeas and nays being desired by
one-fffth of the members present
The following is an analysis of the
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nN CEDAR STREET
Specially.

MANUFACTURERS STOCK OF WATCHES,
vi Loekets, CHAINS, bracelets, Rings, Pms, Ma
sonic ETnb ems, Gold Peus and Gases, togeths T
with full assortment Of Fine JswelTy. il be sold
~ ro-~iI the 80 days Oertifcsses nau1inR
the different artlc are put in envelopes and
sealed and sent without regard 70 choice. Uns
ceTti6cste telling you wha; yO1 can have for 81,
ven for 81 thirty for IS. Asr seeing the article u
il does not perfect satisfaction, you can return
il an q get the mOrey Great induceEne nts are Of
ferr-d 70 agents We also manufacture Badges for
every division and corps 10 the army. We will
send 3 sample (pure silver with your name, req
meni ana company Handsomely engraye' thereon,
the receipt OF 81 90 together win our whole
sale illustrated eirculkr % agents.
T. NJ. WARD 4 CO,
nov1s-2m No rs Broadway, y. \.
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Our inducements 70 Agents and
Clubs.

To those agents who take Their sonmsslan 10
Books and GIFTS the following commission VIII be
allowed
To any person forwarding IL Clubs Of 10 Books,
Clubs OF a Books, or CLUBS Of 81 Books each,
Silver Watch--cyhnder escspement-worth Sl2.
To any persoa Forwarding % Clubs OF 10 Books, 10
Cilbs OF II Books, or Clubs OF 81 Books each,
Silver Watch, patent lever hunting case, worth Sz5
II preferable, the agent may select any other ar
be entitled TO.
Agents will retain The certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the required numbers Of Clubs are CON-
peted, when they will be forwarded to Us as Voueh-
srz.
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
with no allowance will be IRads on extra tOmIais-
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From eight 10 twenty ysars Standing, Win aznss
Known - science and a1ne-
For medical properties d Buchs, sss Dispsaaa-
tory o. TIE United states.
See Professor Devices valuable WORKS On ne
Prncfice d Physic.
So remarks made b ne ate sslsbrAtsd Dr.
P1Tslcx. Philadelphia
ses rsular<a made b. d.. Eghuum AeDONsli, q
ceisbratsd Physieian, and msfnber - ths E0yal
College q Surgeons, Ireland. and pEhlsasi Ia ins
Transactions 81 ths King sBe l{ueen lonrnA.
see Mseico-C hlnzrziea4 HsFirW, published ~
BENJAMIN TFaEers, - clos d he RoyAl College of
surgsoue.
SEE rnost o. TIE lais stzndNrf Eofks on uladeins-
Extrscs huchus-.--Sloo peT f7t1es o. siE ioE $50
5arsaparllA, l.oo SO
Or hAlf dozen "a Ssh sog gt2, Whieh VII =
snlCisnt - cure Ne mos Onsenafs easas II drse-
tons are adhered n.
Dsiyersd % any aiarssa. sscaraly paeksd fosa
ooservsflous
sS-Dseerhs svmptoms n 81 conmunieae ous.
CGres kl2rAntssd- AdFscs zrR1s.
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Small Pox.

IL PERSONS having Information about small
"A Pox oaasS are herssy notified s8d resuestsf
= report the sane .Tnras.nRtsiy At lbs Mayors
oese or b the Meiical Drector, Dr.. Gsnfl. nfing.
corner % Cherry street and Curnosriand Aliey, 81
. DAVIS CrcsfsAits, who i sctng - snlsls POI
Agent. JOHN HUGH SMITH,
dssg-sw lpT.kPi Mayor.
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4 Remarkable Incident.

The \. Y Itn.es letter from the
Savannah river has the following:
A rather remarkable incident oc-
CURED yesterday. Early in The morn
a small schooner, painted lead color,
with her sails set, was discovered edriit
in the river, about a mile IN the rear
of the flag of truce feet and two miles
above Fort Pulaski The vessel was
boarded from the steamer Gen. Lyon,
and found to be abandoned. She
proved to be blockSde runner from
Nassau, with n cargo of 500 sacks and
20 tierces of sugar, 3 crates Of crockery
and a number of boxes of oranges and
lemons. subsequently it was ascertain
ed that the schooner had passed the
mouth of the river, unperceived by the
gunboats on blockade and by the look
out at the fort; bat on getting up to
Col Mulford's tleet was deserted 10y
her crew on the supposition that the
transports were a fleet OF gunb0ats.
Had her Captain not made this mistake
he would have passed on to Savannah
unmolested, as it would have been a
violation Of the flag of truce for Col.
Milford to have seized the vessel. But
finding the schooner in derelict con-
dition, she was taken possession of Ia
behalf Of the United States Govern.
ment and toWed by the dispatch
steamer Eliza Hancox TO Port ROYAL
and delivered to Major General Foster,
commanding the Department She
was quite new and her cargo valuable.
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Very Valuable Real Es-
tate for Sale.

ny AUTHORITY OF THE USITED STATES
ID Circuit Couri We Ocer Tor sale that yzlga lie pro
perry % Church street., OrposIte te SAINT Cloud
II tei Z" hstsFesn the Methodist Church and tbs
simmons beck on which the burnt h0uss" nov
stsnds- The house cgu b easily repaired, and
With the vast amount Of material on the premises
can be made very vA1ao.e fOr macy purpo-sz. The
ict frcuts about 81 fet aFd has depth d - feet
Church rect On when this property stands e
bound 10 he the f.gresi street 81 our rapidly
grow NJ city, and tins TsIHahe property Possesses
advantages over any other FOR many p1rpOs-s.
Under ihe same suthonfy ne oher - era ether
houses sDd lots for sale, on reasonable terns,
s1fhn DE city Inns very valuable ior many pur-
pcsea For terms appiy 20
J. D. EWING. Or
n z ALLOWAY, Trustee.
novIg-tY fUl
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared bsi1rs ma Adsrmaa %
ths eliy a fflilatsiDhlA, n = HaLmhd.d Hbo, -
~ duly sworn, doh say hls prupaFa1o1a cout4ia
- naEcolzes % uerrury, o. cher tnlnol-s druszs
but puraly Fe4statla. a. II. HELMbQL-l-
9Wern and sIEeacrhed ba9err ~. tha 81 t4T q
AoFsmbsr, ts5&. WI ?. HlbaARD.
Alderuan. sth-stseet ahcvs kaee. Phlls.
kddrass Iztaars flr iafarulszoa n cuutstance.
81. II. HEf.MBOLD. Chemlss.
Dspot Ia 6outh fFnta-s1ees.
Beioa Chsssaui. 'ttii1lzialphA.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AID us7zniCIPLKD pxALEGz
sho sndsaror . dlspass sAOF THEIR OHh- a.
sao1Car' Articles % the repu14Ean Atta-a ssi D
Helmooid's genuine frspsraz.onas
Exrraet buCn1.
1AEssfzrlI.A
fmpruFesi keas Wash.
Sid b al DEuzgssEs sssrTNhsre.
ASK foR HELNB0Lp-rAkk 70 OTHRR
faf out the arfssFsaallsat sat san.f anFft saFn
V0nn CgFooJsioS AID kxfoseRa.
tlaaa M-lY
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Marshal's Sale

OF THE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE COR
xxR OF cHERT AND CEDAR STREETS, NASHVILLE.
TNY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE DIS
Is trict Court Of the United States for the Middle
District of Tennessee, rendered at The Oct. Term,
1864 in the OF the U. > rerus the estate and
property. money, stocks and credits Of John b.
johnson, and a writ Of Nendiiioni Exponas to me
Issued and directed, / viii offer for sale, on the
premises, to the highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday, 24lh Of December "a,
at II o'clock AN, all the right, title and interest
of the said John b. John on, for, and dunng the
term Of his natural lie, in the following valuable
property on Cherry and Cedar streets, IN the City
Of n shYille, Viz:
ON CHERRY STREET.
IA feet front by AZ feet7 inches, being the Office
now occupied by f. f. MuLoy,.hsq.
IA feet front by AZ feet inches, being the Office
now occupied by DR.. WOODWARD
IA feet front by AZ feet inches, being the Office
now occupied by ID Wlkin, Esq.
IA feet fro by ~ feet inches, being the shop
now occupied by E. L. Tsrbox
ON CEDAR STREET
81 feet inches front by SO feet, being the Drug
Sore now occupied ~ Stephens, Janney & Co, sub
Jet to their lease, expiring on the list OF JANUARY
1856, the purchaser TO be eAtted to toe amount Of
s., due from them for the lease for 1865.
IA feet 10 inches front by 80 feet being the barter
saloon OF Brown, Mshan& Co.
- feet inches front by 81 feet inches, exclu-
SlFe OF StthE ways, Detlis euo DiiAiN StOoh u ..
Louisseau subject to his lease, expiring on the LIST
day of JanUary 1860, said q feet inches, and
on - rooms of the second story, and the third
floor Of the building Cedar street, the purchase
TO be entitled 70 81 due from said Louissesu for
said lease
Is feet front by 81 feet in he being the store
room occupied By Vanliew Creighton
ls feet 6 inches front by 81 feet inches, being
the & store occupied by II. W. Haslock-
Persons desiring u purchase lots at the sale ere
referred 10 he decree Of said Court, in which, a
mong other things, it viii he that the Hght 70
use the stair ways leading from tie rect, and the
alleys and the water closet on the property, re-
serve for the comm use Of the tenants as here
tofore. pat viii DO exhibited on the dav Of sale
L r. GLASCOCK,
noyS8-S0t u. g. Marshal Mid. Dist Tenn.
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE, /
NASHVILLE, TESs., Nov. 81. 1854 !
EXTRACT.

General Ordersl
No. 22. EXTRACT.
n All citizens at this Post not engaged
m q legitimate busiress or employment, and not
Dermsrentiy domicileG AZ the Post, are a -ectsd
and required 70 imune dateiy proceed % Louisville,
Ky o. sach other places north q the haes Of thus
DepArtHenf a. they msy select.
App icatioas for passes vii be made to the Pro
vcsI Marshsl Of the Post. All persons failing 20
comply with these Orders within reasonable time,
and unable % give satisfactory reasons tor the de-
lav, vii 10 arrested and sent north Of the Ohio
riFer 70 remain during the war.
TIE PROTEST Marshal il charged with the enforce
rnent OF these Orders.
IN e0unand OF Brig Gen. Jso p NINA.
dscf-lOt L. ROWLAND, A A. q.