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HELMBOLD'S "l
Fluid Extract Buchu |!

CS0R Weakness arising from Indiscreton. The ex-
Il hausted powers Of Nature, which are accompan-
led by many alarming symptoms anon which
will be found Indspositon to Exertion, Loss OF Mem
of Evil in fact Universal Lassitude Prostitution,
and inability to enter into the EMO, ments Of society,"
The Constitution once affected with Organic Weak
ness requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
invigorato the System, which Hem6otd's Extract Bu-
chu invariably does f,o treatment is submitted 20,
Consumption or Insanity ensues M
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Wants, Lost and Found.
WG1afRM.

A TENEMENT in the eastern part of the city, at
will be made.
Address w, at the Press Office.
Nor 9 h-dlw*
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

We are prepared to issue policies on Dwelling
Houses for term of years, and also upon EVERY
SPECIES Of INSURABLE PROPERTY at FAIR
RATES. ~ .....
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THO those wishing to engage in profitable bns,
i ness; by calling for Agent at the American
House or addressing p. o. Box 662, Portland Maine
you can obtain most profitable agency. for some "a
the most popular works out 7..rl
Oct 20, 1s6s-d2ws yls,f.s ...nE
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Use HeimboId's .,
FL UID EXTRACT BUCHU,

In all diseases Of these organs, whether existing in
Male or Female, from whatever cause originating,
and no matter how long standing 1t Is easant in
taste and odor action and mere strength
ening titan any OF the preparations ofbark or ron
Thos suffering from Broken Down or Delicate Con-
situations, procure the remedy at once. u
The reader must be aware that however slight may
be the attack the above diseases IL is TO at
feet his bodily heal h, mental powers and happiness.
All the above diseases require the aid Of duretic
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MARINE INSURANCE,

Marine Insurance on HULLs, CARGOES, and
FREIaHTS, TAKEN SPECIALLY or upon OPEN
POLICIES. The public will find it for their interest
to give a call sslf sii sasik
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DLEASANT to the palate. cause no pain, act
il promptly, never require increase Of dose, do net
exhaust, and for elderly persons females and child
rem, are jqstthe thing. Two taken at night NOV,
the bowels once the next morning. Warranted
IN all cases Of Piles and Falling Of the Rectum We
promise cure for all symptoms Of the DYSPEPSIA,
such as Oppression aier eating, Sour Stomach, Spit
ting OF food, Palpitations; Also Headache, Dizziness
Pain in the Back aud Loins, Yellowness of the Skin
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
ness, Liver Complnint Loss Of Appetite; Debility
Faintness, &c. 1rovelers find the Lozenges Just
rhat Mey need as they are so compact and inodoross
hat they may be carried IN the rest pocket Price "
cents per box; small boxes 80 cents. For sale by j.
s. HARRISON g. CO., Proprietors, No fremont
| enclosing so cents. = - IN, july4d1y
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How to Clean a weu.

The Daily Neao Era, Atlanta, Georgia, tens
this story at the expense of proyost-marshai
there: e
"a gentleman in this city, whom we VIII
call Mack for short, had well pretty mucn
filled up with rubbish and dlnerent xmas OF
trash which he wanted cleaned out. He spoke
to freedman about the job, and in a very con-
fdential way, intimated that therewas a treas
ute hid in that welfhe was anxious to exhunle
He imposed profound secrecy upon his sable
helm. and sent him off in search of another one
of his hue who could be trusted. The upshot
of the matter was that about one hundred ne
,groes soon knew that an iron safe belonging to
the express company, and which contained al
most an invaluable amount of gold, had been
precpitated into this well when the city was
evacuated. The affair was speedily brought
to the ears of the Provost Marshal mot the
present one, however, for the thing of which
we write occurred sometime ago), and Mack
on going to see about his well one morning
found it guarded by a strong provost guard,
who forbid any one coming on the premises
Mack protested against any such proceeding,
and persisted that everything on that lot, in
the well and out oft, was his individual prop
erty. The assistant proyost-marshal gave him
an official wink, and intimated that all was
right Mack thought il it was not it would
be in the end. =
"a strong possee of freedmen was sent down
into the well to work. Bucketful after bucket
full of rubbish and mud was drawn out. But
no treasure as yet made its appearance Oc-
casionally the officer of the guard went down
on prospecting tour. In punching about
with his bayonet he hit upon something that
had the true metallic sound. They had the
treasure now sure. Again the negroes went
to work, and after laboring some hours sue
ceeding in bringing out the top of an old ten
plate stove. At last the firm bottom of the
well was reached, but no iron safe. Mack
said he thought the safe was about ten feet
further down. Whatever may have been the
provost-marshal's opinion on the subject,
cute the search further, and withdrew his
forces, leaving Mack in possession of
thoroughly cleansed WE'LL and at liberty to
hunt up the safe if he wanted to. Mack didn't
want to-" l. II $3.50 = sssis st..a SIS II
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'as'ea For Sale. i5di fi01oi
THE desirable dwelling house No. 46 Bracket St.
Il adjoining the residence off. @. Tolford, Esq.
Lot 45 by 120. Enquire of
CHARLES PERRY, III
Sept 26-dH Cor. Middle and Exchange Street
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The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year and FOR which
Certificates are Issued bearing interest until re.
deemed. sst..sr,. Y ~sytt r
The Dividends In the Years 1854 and were 40
per cent each.
fhs Profits for q Years amour. to the ~
sum Of $40 esl 900
OF which here has been redeemed by T-5'l'''a
- Cash, - l2,e5s, $50
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KOalteG.

T1IFTy first GLASS Coat Makers, at 60 Middle ST.,
Il corner of Lime St. ,uYpp1rv Ar,.
Noy 7-d1w sfeats 4 tH 's4iiat G ~
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ponr1ANn. May 1s. 1865,

PORTLAND, May 16, 1865.
have used and shall continue to use Johnson's
Reproiuctor, which have found to be splendid
lasting Hair Dressing, which also keeps the scalp
S. ii. DOTEN. a.,
.nlri4EH4- q. a! No. 70 Spring Street.
Manufactured and sold by HORACE II. JOHN
SON, No. 80 Middle Street, Portland, Maine. Price
Single Bottles 80, 10 cents and 81 Sent to any adj
dress on receipt ofleter. Liberal discount by the
quantity. W sept1seodew* n
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international Steamship Go.
Eastport, Calais and st. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK. ,..ats-

rGr-sA On and after Monday, marsh 81 the
Steamer NEW YoRK Capt Ii " Chic
holm, VIII Ieaye Railroad Wbarf, foot Of State St,
every MONDAY 81 o'clock p. NJ !; ard tho Steamer
NEW BRUNSWICK, Capt e y. Winchester, viii leave
every THURSDAY at 5o'clock I'm, for Eastport and
St. John. ft.. -ii.ss ,..,.s,--..li e 49, fl,-r
Returning will leave St. John every Morday ard
Thursdays at a. N, for Passport, PoItsnd srd
Bos- on.
At Eastport- tho Steamer "Quesn" will connect
for St, Andrews, RobiDs;on ana Calais with the New
Brns wick aud Oaneda Rail way fer Woods eek and
Hou.ton stations. s age coaches also eonnoct at
Eastport for Mschiss and IL Intermediate places
AtEt. John the steamer Emperor Iiiconnect. for
Wind or, Dig5y and Halifax, and with steamers for
Frederic and the st John River. Through tickets
procured OF the agents Or the clerk on beard. No
Passports required.
Freight received on days OF sailing until O'Clock
p. n. tWttatsttf y. y. EAION, Agent.
Portland, March %. 1885, mch2lr
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Stl.,0lsJed

U,RoM the premises of S. T. Raymond, Cumberland
l. Mills, Oct. 18th, one Chestnut Mare, 8 years old,
white feet, striped face, light name and tail.
Any one giving information to the subscribers or
s. 4. Raymond, where she maybe found, will be suita
bly, rewarded.
9..l.a II. L.TAYLOR g. CO., Temple st.
Portland, Me-, Oct. %, 1865-dtf ~ 800
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New England Screw StsamshipCo
" s.ndi b. 81IseGu - srf hltatesUu-J
H SEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

A-zes The splendid ard fast sseeriships
<EYz<Z CHESAPEAKE, Capt ". ". Sher-
&ct4Ss16f sDood and FRATCON1A, Capt. Ii.
SHERWOOD, will until further notice,
run as follovs:
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, every wEDNEs.
. North Eiver, New York, every WEDNESDAY
ana SATuRDAY, at O'Clock 2. ID.
. fnese vessels are fitted up with fine eccommoda-
lions for passengers making this the most speedy,
safe and comfo table route for travellers between
New York ard Maine Pa sage, IN State Room,
$500 Cabin passage 800. Meals extra
Goods forwarded BY this line 10 ana from Mon.
treal. Quehee, Bangor Bath, Augusta, Eastport and
St.John.
shippers arerequestea to send their freigh. to the
steamers IS early as 2. II. On the dsy tnat they
leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply to
EMERY z FOX, Browns Wl,srs. Portland.
81. 3. CROMWELL b CO., No. SIS West Street,
New York. t
Nav 20, 1885. tg fsass8 W DIFF
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Wn41.fpH

-,,.e s,5so.s. .-, Wanted. Z, "a 1.-s.,,4.,rs
COME Greenhouse proprietor in the vicinity, to
~ take charge of an India Rubber Tree during the
winter. Apply at 'a'0 I So -s*
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM, ~
Oct 19-dtf 147 Middle st.
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MR.. JoHNsoN:- Sir-My wife for a long time was
sorely troubled by her hair falling out andwe feared
she would become entirely bald notwithstanding she
had used almost all the adve tised remedies. She has
used your Reproduction, and to establishment the
falling off has entirely ceased and she has fine
head of hair, and am ready in this manner to test
fy to its value, willing to give further per-
sonal information Of the good results which follow the
use Of your honestly termed Hair Reproduction.
- . WILLIAM CHASE, D.
Cor. st. Lawrence and Sherbrooke Streets.
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YORK & CUMBERLAND r. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ne, WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
l-s-E==EEsssE1 On and after Monday. Oct 30. 1866,
trains will leave as follows, until further
notice:
Leave Saco River for Portland at 6 30 and 10 A. NJ
and 340P.M M aH 'tiEl tff
and BOP NJ. "a n
The 94OA and 200 NJ. trains will be freight
trains, with passenger cars attached ~ -
E5Y- Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham
standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago
Bridyton, Lowell. Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson Limington, Cornish, por-
ter Freedom Mad son and Eaton. N II i,5i
= At Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
South Limington Limington, Limerick, Newfeld
Parsonsfeld and 0ssipee II l4 ~. -itfrt....-
At Saccarappa for South windham, windham Hill,
and North Windham, daily 49, iHtD
Portland. Oct &c ls65-dlf ell r5i .1a--a9s.r
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For Sale and to Let

THE Stock Of Goods for Sale, and Store to rent in
l. Payson Block, No. 81. Middle st. Apply to p
W, on the premises or at house No. ~ Middle St..
Portland, Me. oc6dtf
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Hembold's Fluid ExtractBuchu

in afec ions peculiar to "Females"is unequalled by
any other preparation as in Chorosis Retention,
Painfulness or Suppression Of Customary Evaeua.
ions liberated Sch rrous State ofthe Uterus and
all complaints incident to the sex, whether arising
from habits ofdssipation mprudence in, or the de.
inc or change life.
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To beLet.

'isisa7iaa| pi4s ~ To be Let. 81
A FOURsTORY BRICK STORE, centrally located
IA on Exchange Street, suitable for Wholesale Dry
Goods business, for the anu fcture of Clothing OF
ofBoots and Shoes. viii be vacated this month or
the next. For further information inquire of DIR.
NEWTON, Office 115 Exchange Street, up stairs, or
OF y. Z. DOW corner of Milk and Exchange Streets.
Portland, Sept. 18th, 1866. diff
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Is now oered TO the afflicted throughout the country
ater having been proved by tine test Of eleven years.
become well known as the tree from which in mart
it derives its virtues. t = R''- y
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=. tQTn For. Sale. a
THE Two-story Brick House and Let, No. Dssr
Il Street, at GREAT BARGAIN. Ivy Deer
For particulars, enquire of
BENZ. KNIGHT,
octlSdu Atlantic Wharf
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H O r s A. l. Ei s1
House and Land for Sale.

THE undersigned, as Guardian of the Estate of
y Charles H. Place, Charles Kinsman, and
others would offer for sale the desirable Real Estate
situated at No. 80 Spring Street, between Bracket
and Clark Street. The property consists of lot of
Land So feet front on Spring Street, and running
storied dwelling house thereon:y tied up for two
families and being ina good state of repair ~
For terms, &C., application may be made to JOHN
KINSMAN, 30 Union Street; or to the undersigned
at 400 Congress Street, EttsFF
oct14dtf1 TO 9 IJ0IINiJ. W. REEVES.
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diphtheria Bronchitis
Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
generally. It is remarkable remedy : =.
for Kidney Complaints, Dia- =. J
4 lsfts. t-.l betes, Difficulty OF Void :, ~ {
ing Urine, Bleed lt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-07

We publish this morning an order from
the Chiefof the Military Police directed to
the citizens Of Nashville, requiring the oc-
cupants Of houses to clean the streets N
front Of their premises. It is riebt aud
proper that the streets should te cleaned
but. this order imposes the duty nm
on the wrong parties. Nashville is
an incorporated city. It has its Mayor.
City Council, Recorder, Msrshals and other
officers. The object Of the interpolation is
to secure amongst other things well macadS
smized and clean streets and for this taxes
are levied aud paid. II the corporate az
thorites neglect their duty-and no one
viii deny that they have shsmefully done
so--they should be required to amend their
ways. The order should have been direct
ed to them and if they disobey it, the
military might vel take charge Of the city
government, appoint their own officers,
and run the machine. Affairs could not be
made worse and, we feel assured, would
be improved greatly. The citizens Of Nash
Vile have suffered enough, in ali con
science, in the destruction of their proper
ty, in various ways, and the use OF their
sidewalks by horsemen and wagons, until
many Of them sre almost as bad as the
streets; and further burthens should not be
imposed on them. Spur up, the corporate
authorities, Mr.. Chief gaF them deeply
but spare the Innocent people.
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Elrer and steamboat News.

The river is reported falling though SO
| slightly, as scarcely to be Perceptlble
There are still about feet on Harpeth
Shoals. The weather yesterday was rainy
and very disagreeable. 1t is probable that
the rain which has already fallen is sufii-
eient to cause another rise in the river.
There were no arrivals or departures yes
terday. -es
The Robert Moore, which was advertised
Cor Cincinnati, did not leave for that port,
having been taken for government service.
The Lawrence is advertised for Cincin-
matt this day.
TheJ. T. McCombs will cave at4 P. n.
for Louisville.
The Evansville Journal of the 4th states
that the r. L. Woodward and St. Patrick
passed down on the Sd for this place, and
that the Charmer was to leave Evansville
for the same destination on the 4th.
The Ada Lyon is on her way to this port
from Louisville with private freight.
The steamer Superior left Louisville on
the 5th for Nashville, and the Emerale that
had been lodged on the rocks at the head
Of the canal, having been lightened off, de-
parted on her voyage hitherward. She has
a large cargo of private freight.
The Fanny Brandeis, j. S. Hall and Lii
lie Martin are advertised at Louisville for
Nashville.
The Blue Wing No. has been sold to
the owners of the J. H. Hinde at Cincin-
nett, for 's45, 900.
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Gem. U1rlbut on fhe Imerleau FIag.

Major-Geperal Iurlbpt, command
ing at NEW Orleans, has issued a good
order Having heard that parties di-
recting sia orphans fair in New Orleans
had ordered the American flag 20 be
taken down, he responded with the
following directed to the Provost Mar
shall, Colonel H. Robinson;
y. Q RS. DEPT. % THE GULF, ;
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. a.
| learn that loyal lody was directed
by some Of the managers of q fair for
the benefit Of ST. Vineents Asylum to
takeE dowa the American flag, as a po-
litical syn t~ol You will inform these
managers Eat the American flag is 8
symbol of the sovereignty of the ma
ton, under whose protection they are.
As an appropriate yindication of this
unseeualy insult. you will cause the
American flag to be displayed over the
entrance with n the Hall If
any person shall show any disrespect to
the National colors, when displayeS,
such persons shall at once be arrested
Your prompt attention to this matter
is required ; A. HURLBUT.
To H. ROBRsos Maj. Gen Comd'g.
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o1noa PaovOsr MARSHAL GEsEaAL, }


Agreeably 20 the foregoing instructions,
the Assistant Provost Marshal General at
Nashville and Chattanooga will administer
the Amnesty Oath to such dese4ters as can
furnish satisfactory evidence of their honest
desire 10 quit the Rebel service, and
become loyal citizens. In addition TO the
offices at Nashville and Chattanooga, an
office viii be opened at the following places
for the period specified, at which times and
places, deserderswill be received and dis
posed Of, agreeably to the instructions afore-
said, viz:
At Pulaski, from the 9Th to the 18th Of
January, inclusive.
At Columbia. from the 10th p the 2lst Of
January, inclusive.
At Aurfrees6oro, from the 9th to the 10th
of January, inclusive.
At FrGnkiin, from the 18th, 70 the 2lst of
January, inclusive.
At Stevenson, Ala, from the 23d to the
25th of January, inclusive.
All deserters coming into the Federal
lines subsequent to the 18th Of January, will
be forwarded 10 the Provost Marshal Gene
RAILS Office, either at Nashville or Chatta-
nOOga for disposition. By Command of
MHjor-General GEo. H. THOMAS.
J. G.. Parkhur5t, Col. d Prov. Mar. Gen.
jan.1-3t.
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SELLING orr, SELLING oFF.-In conse
quence of an intended change of bust
ness, A d NJ. Landsberg & Co, offer for
sale az greatly reduced prices, heavy
stock of Cavalry Boots, Buck Gaunt-
lets, Socks, Tobacco, Cigars, with a
complete variety of Suffers Goods.
Also, at low figures, 400 dozen assorted
liquors, wines. &c
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GESERALs.-A catalogue of Generals
photographs for sale at the Gallery of
the Cumberland, to be found in another
column, 10 which extensive list has late
ly been added splendid pictures of Ma
ior Generals thomas and Sheridan.
Which may be procured at the Gallery
OF by mail Price 25cts.
nov l5-tf
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We are informed that a number Of young
men at Huntsville, Ala, who had taken the
oath Of amnesty, joined volunteer COM
Pany and rendered their services 10 the
rebels, q short since. after the Federal gar
rison evacuated the place. Some o. these
paltry traitors have been captured and we
hope they will not be permitted % escape
punishment.
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D1lRRHaa AID prsrxruRr.-We have ex

D1ARRHoA ASD DYsExTERY.-We have ex-
sniped q great number of letters from some
of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and Covinyton, ETC., speaking in the
highest terms of Dr.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure of Diarrhosa
and Dysentery. The letters are too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, says
ne was pronounced incursble by the best
doctors in Cine nnati, and one bottle Of DR.
strickland's AHJi-Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cure, after suffering for months
With the worst form Of Diarrhosa and Dys-
sntsry. Sp 2S-ru " Thy
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Rebel Deser,ers.
HEADQ'Es DEPT OF TIE CuHEERLAsD

IAtAUV - ut U TUE @ = bL hLsAN4I
NASHVILLE, Jan. 5th, 1885.
Col. J. G. Parkhurst, Provost Marshal
General The Major General commanding
directs that all deserters from the rebel
army who reside in the States of Tennes-
see and Kentucky, and who can furnish
satisfactory evidence of their intention to
become law-abiding and pesceable citizens,
may, upon reporting 10 your Office and tax
ing the amnesty oath, be permitted to go
TO their homes.
When practicable, transportation will be
furnished BY the Government.
You will adopt such measures for carry
ing out these instructions as you may deem
necessary.
remain, Colonel, very respectfully, your
Obedient servant,
[Signedl WV. D. WHIPPLE.
Chief of Staff
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CLoaKs, CLoAKs, CLoAKs-A large and
splendid assortment of Ladies cloalls
Just received, all styles and varieties,
now selling at New York prices. La
dies are invited to call and examine
the stock at the store of R. G. Page,
No. 81 College street
Decl5-lm. II. c. Jackson, X Co.
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Nav THEArsE.-The drama Of the Noble
mans Daughter and the operetta Of Kate
Ksarney VIII be played at the new theatre
tonight IN the former, Miss Emma Webb
appears as Julie; and Miss Ada as Fam
Ghetto. In the latter, Miss Ada plays
chafning Kate Kearuey.
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The Detroit Tribune says that the pass.
port order Is to be enforced rigidly at that
point On and after Monday last, no one
was 10 be permitted TO enter the United
ststes from Canada without passport from
the State Department, or tbe America,
Consul residing abroad. Mr.. Hobart. Of
Maine, L. S. Consul located At Windsor.
has just arrived at the lstter place, sad Will
ISSUE passports 70 those entitled 10 them.
The PFice Of passport is SC, which is sub
stantislly non-interccurse.
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Mr.. Keen has retired from the house Of
Scott, Keen & Co., and is succeeded by Mr.
Dayis5n. The style Of tho firm VIII here
after be Scott, Dawson x Co. This house
has in store a very large and choice sssor.-
msnt Of military goods, officers clothing,
&c Of the best quslities.
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DIARIES roR 1s65.-A splendid assort-
ment Of Diaries for 1865 for sale at low
prices, varying in price from SOC to
$500, by F. Murray d Co, Army News
Agents, Nashville and Chattanooga r.
r Depot dec % lw
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The number of cases tried by Recorder
Shane yesterday amounted TO nineteen
two for merchandising without license one
Tor stealing; eleven for drunkenness; two
Tor gaming; two for disorderiy conduct
and one for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. This is a falling or from the
usual number.