davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

pACON.-60 hhas prime sides and
- Shoulders; 50 tierces .hoice sugar cured Hams :;
20 tieTces choice Lard 2.0U0 Queen City Hams. For
Nv THOS JONES co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

WAhTEDmA frst rate rate cA Az GalSp ii
Mines JSO WEkrH. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13
TrEAD QUART ERs. Spring GOODS.

IgEAD QUART Frs. Spring GOODS.
III CLoTHINGi CL0THiNGll CL0THikGill-
The subscriber has just received his stock VI spring
,Ioods OF the latest aud most fashionable styies.-
C,,ATs PANTS AND NEsIS OF all shapes and
coiors 0enflenou's Furnishing 6oods. such as
SHIFTS, COLLARS, DRAWERS, -
CRAVATs, SrpCkS, HANDkERCHIEFs.
GLOVES, SUBSCRIBERS. SOCKS. &c. &c
ALSO "A large and cheice sslsction VI fint
French Cloths, Csssinneres. and vestlnSs, Ac. &c
which he will max at the shortest notcc
ali OF which he viii sell. workmanshp and matsria
coa,iaege as log as the lowest he Is determined
70 please one and all
EB SPENCE.
api3 Natao corner Main and 18Th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13
LOCAL NJ ATTE ns.

Cry CouNolL - A tgular monthly
meeting Of the Council was held IN 'ne ,o".e''
Chamber yesterday afternoon. At e'ocs. 10
sent Messrs Saunders, Grattan, iissRlhs' penoou
Stokes Erps. Randolph, Whitfield, Gresnor, NOD
insou aud Richardson. Absent-Messfs'nh NM No'
dey. Gaxebrook and Allen.
MINI es The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved. . "
Death ~ LdarvsS Hamaa0ii -Mr Randolph, rom
the special committee appointed to prepare snita'
tle resolutions on hearing of the death of L. liam
ilton, member 81 the Seventh Regiment OF new
York, made the following report:
Whereas, LAUREss HAMILTON, Esq memoei OF
the National Guard OF New York, was drowned In
this city during the recent en- barka ~ ms Tegi
ment on their return home; therefore belt
Rescsred. ty the CITY tos1,ea - R.,slnond; .o.,,
OF Mr.. Hamilton with profound regret tegrs. .
deepened IL possible by the n ilect"a that ne ios.
ns lille while guest OF this CITY, anu IN .,ir soo ~
closing the noble aud patriotic DUTY OF escorng 70
their last resting place the remains OF one Wnohl n
life Virginia delighted TO honor and whom IN death
she had recalled to her bosom a.,
81 Pe~Ireri That the Council claim for them
selves aud for their fellow citizens the melancholy
privilege Of mingiing their sorrow with me s,lei .,
ar Uamiiton's relatives and friends; OF depiorlhs
with the National Guard the loss OF their coHrade
and of rendering to- that gallant corps the nfo,t
heartfelt sympathy for he me,anch % Tcsmona
tons be tram nitted Col Duryea, with the request
that he will communicate them TO his regiiheb'aoo
20 the relatives OF the deceased ..
The preamble and resolutions were unanimous
~ adopted.
Tares-Suudry petitions for remission OF taxes
were presented and referred.
Pbltce-The usual monthly reports oil the foiice
officers we're presented and referred.
HlcI Hire A petition of VIM. III. Sutheriah"
asking the remission of fine OF Sloimposeh upon
MIN by the Recorder for refusing to httch ms
horses to his hack and carry Joseph May '" M
home Oh CANDLES Hill for 50 cents, the price al
lowed by the ordinance the petitioner Offering 70
carry MIR. NJ for 81. The petitioner argues Tue
right OF backmon over their property, wheh ~
their stables. and attempts TO prove thar the oiu
nance does not compel hackman to make con
tract fer carrying persons unless he chooses 10 Ut
4,
On motion, the petition WAS referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Gquqinq A report from the City Ganger Tor slA
months ending the LIST of July, shows his INCOME
to be $3.50 b A.
he assessment ON motion Of Mr.. Grattan. t"'
additional Assessors appointed by the Coun
ell 10 re the real estate IN the city OF men
moud. aud ihat they be allowed $500 each Tor thei
services.
OrerseeYS Of he I60r.-The present lncumbehts
Nessrs Gretter, Adie and Keesee, were re'appoht
ed
Prt Eudens.-The present incumbents were
re-app0iuted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13
BANK or VlhaINtAl
RIcAMoNp. july J, 1851. J
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORY

l. of this Bank have declared dividend Of lou:
per cent ont of the profits Ter the last six moCths
subject the deduction of per cent bonus, wh1h
leaves 50 per cent $50 per share, payable to TIE
stockholders. .
Jy 5-d2~ SAML. hAhN, CAshl-T'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

TOR SALE-To remain in or near this
l. place. a fine sized and fac looking young Wu-
MAN in her 22d year, who ia a good Scamstres-
general house servant, Cook, Wa-her ant Ironer Of
good disposition and excellent character. Also, "a
WOMAN in her 44th year. very geuteri in her ar
pearance and good Cook, Washer aud Ironer. Ap-
ply at Cary Street Jail Jy l3-3teod"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

In an ARRAY. between F. Wilson and G. A. Wal
lace. in Norfolk, Va. Saturday, George Reid was
slightly wounded by pistol, fired by the last
named Of the comLatants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

WASTED-Immsdiately, - coed Uol,
tier; white man pre- ERRED. Apply 10 VIM d.
sutherland. opposite the Metropolitan Hall, Prank
lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

IaTANTED TO purcha.e. first-rate fc-
w NAL. COOK fbiack preferred} from p to ;
49, ~ - JOHN NhBEH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

yKTANTED.-We wish 10 purchase 3
w good strong Canal Boat-of about 100 or opJ
~ It's 8 MCGRUDER'S SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13
WANTED-Employment for a steam

saw mill Any person or persons ba1ing tim
Der which they wish sawed. can be accommDfa5 sod
upon reasonable terms. Psr further information
al ;ress L. l.. W, Avletts P.O
10 tS-dttEsw4W% King William Co. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

WANTED-A good Cook for the re-
mander Of the year Apply ct this ofscs. or
1T the store OF William Palmer, Son Co.
il l3-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

BUILDERS HARDWARE We have
ID H. IRA n large stock OF Builders Hardware. .
xhch we call the atteation of all In want consist
ing In pat OF ,,..
Wrought an Gust But HinSes
ipll porter's ana Parkers Pat. Blind Hinges
parl,smrst ami Ma or Blind Hinges
N~rrjensn's Mackerells and HarDsten's Blind
fasteniugs x,
Plush. Koulrf. Square and Chamber Belts
Screw, FIlisiling Nails
sash Weights sash Cord
Cut and rou sat Nails, &C.
nv 81 No. ic6 Main 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

MyANTED-A good STAFE CUTTER,
w TO whom steady WORT aud good wages will b'
given. Amply corner Byrd and llth stre1s.
'-'---' ~<'S nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

@ MASONIC NUT!CE.--The msm-
Ky bers Of HENRICo UNION LoDGs No. 1870, are
/v\herehy summoned to attend called meeting
at their Ledge Room, i'll Springfield Hall, TIllc
EVENING. at : 0'ciock.
BY order OF the Worshpful Master.
IL l3-It4 JNU VI WINFREE Eec'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

w ANTED On LOAk--For term Of
years. from one TO four thou. an dollars 81.
cured 10y lien on James River piantaii u. itHiu
fee y Pas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13
TEN DOLLARS KEWARD-Ran

40 TEN DOLLARS REWARD. Ran
away from the subscriber on the l2,h inst a
n very bright yellow hoy. by the name Of TOM,
some 10 or 20 years old; had on when he lett
DARK col9rcd pants. check shirt aud a brown straw
hat The above reward will be PAL ( for him if taken
out of the city ami the usual rev srd paid if taken
~ 13E6ts CHAa. BRUCE. Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13
InUN & CTBSO.
sW HENRY, Proprietor

Hf The Liuiment referred to in Mr. Gibson ; tes-
fim0niaI has effected numerous similar cures 1t ~
nnt in tin boxt of two sZs and sold at 30 cents
AID Is cents according TO size by the druggists OF
this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

WANTED-A god WOMAN
w aud rrale COOK. to 60 t. rsggsr's spriog.
Botetourt county. Va. Apply to JE0. /. Cox nj
Office ~ ~ 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13
jy l3-aln:

VNO PRINTERS CHANCE FOR A
L NEW BEGINNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL.
The proprietor of We'll establish he'd aud compile tie
JOB OFFICE in this city, viii dispose OF an inter
est in his Printing Establishment, 10 active bu,i-
ness man. on the most satisfactory terms For par
ticulars, address l.. L, box 5l9, Richmond p. q.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

kYANTED-At the Carbon Hill Coz
w Mines, one OF two good STONE MASONS.
% ost. JN, I WERTH Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

{ETANTED-A good COOK, WASHER
w and IRoNER, immedistely-eithsrw white or
coored None but the best need apply, at this Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05

BE-" The physician who attended SIC transit IA ! s
arrived in his city and taken rooms at the TremOI
II Boston Museum.
Thepuglst Mill TT has gone to Boston, and hop es
to transit in gloria mndi morning. Sprin g.
reid Post
He arrived safely, but delta blow st sic ira
Ell, and beta hole II his head Boston Bee.
We understand that Mill fit him and noctcs he ad
completely Off Boston Museum.
That must be mistake, for SIC transit was nt,zs ee
Dr. Digg last evening, and staid till tccun. { Gar pct
Bag.
Sic transit came into our Office this mOrnin it'll
a Carpet Rag" He by rail, with the men -.
Hartford Ercslsior.
Oh, uHwa SOULS! You damrun sculls! 7 Ie did ut
either. SIC transit drove tn pons faudtm tsngO CT
from The eastward. Heis visiting his ante, Mrs nc
TsrrG, in this city, and will stay till orteTJ DR.. D
COS the TsTTiS (Terrys) He likewise ct super vi tn
us last evening. He eta beta Pi The p1 lgst ALSO
with him, and lambda man badly in the stree t;
he CUTS of, andHoctsm fatUrHa found err liar &
ford Republican.
The puglst Mill 1T cum from an ind. in family
descendant Of ts cum sc. And he be ia forte 40 Tor
bill in e1TTuat money on the fight tanner.
Notu rios on! He bet a Jsgt.or tn nus and lost,
but hsl1 h-7'or every morning befo re brsakfas to
keep his hand His next exploit will be to nc c-tts
nsH-dun.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05
20 49,. = = =; tiliiknls, ss5ssrhor ofIns
IN 81 " N llH 4SiSflG = EGiOnn b If1g,
SENATE.


AOADAIi Jan = lOoo'
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Mr. HILL presented petition from students Of
Burnitt College, and citizens Of Van Buren, county,
praying that law be passed prohibiting the sale OF
spirituOus liquors within i've miles Of said college
Referred.
Mr. BRATCHER: from citizens Of Campbell, ask.
ing that Law be passed giving two weeks term Of
the circuit court al Jaeksboro' Referred.
Mr. WHITTH0RNE: from citizens Of Lewis eonh-
ty, asking to change the Lewis county line. Refer
Mr. WHITTHORNE: from citizens Of Maury
county against extension Of time being granted the
Columbia andiFountsin Creek Turnpike Company
Ordered TO be transmitted to the House Of Repre-
sentatives
Mr. DENTON offered resolution instruoting our
Senators and Representatives in Congress TO aid IN
procuring the passage Of law giving l6O acres OF
the public lands Homestead 10 actual settlers.
Lies over.
A message was received from the House Of Repre-
sentatives announcing the death Of the hon A. N.
SAVAGE, representative from the county Of DehaLo.
Ar GOODAER deliyereda eulogy upon the deeeas-
ed, and was followed by Mr.. HILL, who said
Mr.. Speaker: In justice to myself, and the fee--
ings cccasioned by this sad announcement Of the
death of enc whom, in his lifetime l knew well,
permit the resolutions TO pass without auu4hg
my testimony to the great moral WorIh OF my de-
ceased friend A. NJ SAVAGE was born IN the county oI
Warren where his aged and excellent parents now
{
live to mourn the loss Of their son. would 1t were
in nv power 10 assuage their sorrows. My depart
edfrieuds life was one OF severe struggle with pow
erv but vet with the faith Of pure heart, the pur-
pose of an honest man, he accomplished an enYluDle
name among his fellow men, not only as lawyer,
soldier representatve, but the still higher one OF
4 good citizen. That title, f ling ~ II does, all
others And hence, sir, when toe summons 81 death
arrested him, he was found willing resigned, ana
ready 10 answer il, dreadinE Dol The ieTfors OI
coming Judgment. You, Senator'S knew him only
as a representative Called he was TO position IN
the other house. by his constituents, who loved and
priced him. he hesitated not in the discharge Of
hose duties he conceived he owed them; andtLough
whilst arduously engaged here, he was advised that
his life was the forfeit, yet be pressed en- with the
same zeal and spirit that led him. when his countrys
honor was insulled, peril his life and his fortune
in her behalf
Mr. Speaker: hope theresolutiOns will pass, and
let US bear cur united testimony to has moral worth,
to his upright character, and fathtulness as re-
preventative OF the people.
Mr. DENTON also made few remarks, and
On motion, the resolutions Of the House Of Repre-
seutatives were adopted, and
The Senate adjourned until tomorrow 10 O'Clock,
a. NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05
TILE p0STMAsTER GENERAL

The Postmaster General is at the head of the
most complicated and difficult department of the
Government. The whole country is attesting the
energy and ability with which its affairs are admin
stereI 10y g ov. Brown. 4 service which has broken
down almost every other man who has engaged 10
it.. either physically or in reputation, has already
given Gov BROWN an exalted national reputation
with all parties. The compliments Of the following
paragraph from the Gallatin Examiner are ORly a
sample Of similar compliments from all parts Of the
country:
The POSTMASTER GExERAL.-We believe that the
press e ali parties in every portion Of the Union
uu.Ie in according 90 our Postmaster General, TX
Gov brown very high executive ability IN his man
8Eement of the most difficult Of all the Secretary
ships at Washington, that Of the Post Office. Tn s
department., being the only one with which the
people are brought in immediate contact, attracts
more aten ION and ,rutny, to say nothing of abuse,
accordingly its interests well as vast details are
conduct ed with pTOmpIUCSS and regularity, OF lack
Of both. I'm its operations extending TO every busl
ness and amOs, TO every soul, The accurate admin
straon OF this department Is Of the deepest inter
est TO every one, and We think that the unanImIty
aIth which sectional papers have spoken Of the
success Of Gov. Brown during his brief occupancy
of the position is the very highest tribute that could
have been paid him. To those who know him, how
ever, il is matter Of surprise The whole secret
Of II is that be Is working Of the first order;
one Of those who can and do pull off their coat and
roll mp their sleeves aud set an example to those
under them. There Is literally no firing him where
here is labor 10 be done. Tenuesseans, Of both
parties are familiar with his herCulean labOrs as
political orator. a race which shortened the days
Of Polk and atlcnuated Jones 10 the ''leluest' OF
ms species, and has half killed every candidate for
he GubernatOrial chair since 1889, had no more
effect the pory proportions or 'fair round belly
of Gov Brown, than an ordinary county canvass.
He positively fattened it, we believe, and has,
besides made half a dozen extra canvasses on his
own hook. He has emphatiCally, TO use one Of the
cant phrazes Of the northern ''shriekers, plenty
of s.buck bone" This is, we repeat, the whole
cret Of his success as Postmaster General, and when
man brings TO an office such ndefatigable industry.
Joined 10 talents Of high order he Is sure TO make
mis- mark as an efficient chief, and We venture he
prediction that at the close Of this administration,
no member of the Cabinet will retire with more
sclaJ than the Postmaster General
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05
TIE LEGIsLATURE.

In the Senate, Monday, January 4, sundry petit
tons were presented and referred to the appropriate
committees. Mr. DENTON offered a resolution
directing our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress to aid in procuring the passage Of law
granting 100 acres Of the public lands to actual
settlers.
The death Of the honorable A. NJ. SAVAGE was
announced, and Mr.. GooDNER delivered an address
upon the character Of the deceased-the resolution
ofthe House Of Representatives we're adopted, and as
surber token Of respect the Senate adjourned until
tomorrow.
In the House Of representatives. the proceedings
consisted wholly of the unercal eulOgums following
upon Mr.. GoLLADAT's announcement Of the death
of Mr.. SAVAGE, the Representative from De Kalb
county, which, with the accompanying resolutions
are reported in our Legislative columns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05
TIE NEWS

Con- PAULDHG's INsTRUCToNs.-The following
is said to be copy Of the instructions sent to Com
Paulding:
SIR: From information received at this Depart
nent there is reason 70 believe that laWless persons
are now engaged within the limits Of the United
States in setting on foot and preparing the means Tor
military expeditions TO be carried on against the
territories Of Mexico Nicaragua, and Costa BIca-
republics with whom the United States are at peace
in violation Of the sixth section Of the act Of Con-
gress, approved Goth April, 1918.
And under The eighth section Of the said act 1t Is
made lawful for the President such person az he
shall empower to employ the land and naval forces
Of the United States and lhemlltIa thereof, for the
purpose Of preventing the carrying on Of any such
expedition or enterprise from the territories or lu
risdction Of the United States" / an, therefore
directed by the President TO call your attention TO
the subject and TO urge you to use all due diligence
and to avail yourself of all legitimate means at your
command 10 enforce these and all other provisions
Of the said act of 2Oh Of April, 1915, against those
who may be found engaged In setting on foot or pre-
pairing military expeditions agaIusLiLe territories OF
Mexico. Costa Rica and Nicaragua, SO mantestly
Or judicial TO the national character, and so I2JuT
Gus to the national interest And you are, also
hereby instructed promptly to communicate to this
Department the earliest information you may receive
relative TO such expedition
l am, sir, Jour obedient servant,
LEWIS CAss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05

IA" The Rev. DANIEL BAKER, IN eminent P res
byterian divine, died suddenly il Austin, Texas, OF
the 18th alt He was q native of Georges, and
graduated at Princeton College, n. j. together with
the celebrated Dr. LARNED, who died in New Orl FANS
in 1920. The Austin Intsll,gencsr remarks:
He was a successful revival preacher, and the au-
thor Of a book of able sermons The last yea rs of
his lie we're devoted to the founding and put ting
into operation Austin College, at Huntsvie-s Vork
which no other man could have accomplished lie
will be deeply mOurned by excellent femiy, the
whole church, and the country generally.
He was for many years resident Of Marshal CO.,
Miss, and invariably Known and esteemed thro ugh
out the Whols South Wjaers his laborS awaited ch
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05
SEWING MACHINES
CLkIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

WE have started our new and extensive foahup
w on the old stand Of the late Nashville Aanuiaclur nE
COmDany and are prepared % execute heavy aud 2n'
work OF any description al The shor et n'ce L-ht tas
iugs TO small moderate city puCcs hesFy Cast
s 10 large amounts furnished per c.nuact a. Cincinnati
ces with additions Of freight have also commenced
operations in new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, sHwmil8, Elourm Of the mostmproved
peterns made to order JCbbnE repairing done WinsQ
atsT We ready make contracts Tor EuEnes anu s
and shall furnish plans TO enable purchasers .oPnt up T
Mills with little eEpGnss. hauUisCyurss and tanDsrs VIII
rnd profitable U.S. before going EasI or west iof
STEAM BOILERS,
For stationary engines and steamboats, made to order OF the
hest material com plets FrsiTOns, Crates, ndle
and Valves warranted stand auy pressure required Tor
Manufacturing purpelLdE purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
ANY description SmithwOrk done in excellent style
none but hrstTae Iron usgdSaWnl work. heruPs Dogs
Pftmsn Irons Saw craHks Bolts ana all kind Mill lrJuh
made 70 order on short notice -
Farmers wishing purchase good cheap Machinery VIII
do we'll to call at Office or address BY letter.
Nv o. JACkER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
LLle NdslVile MAJ los ~ ps.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05
TUESDAY MORNING, JASUARY 5, 1858.

"a The Legislature re-assembled yesterday
according to adjournment before Christmas but-as
it was meet-tO do nothing more than to hear the
frTepressible eulOgiums, and pass the customary
resolutions with reference to the death Of Mr..
SAVAGE.
Gen. DoSEIsoy and Mr. TAYLOR were detained at
home by recent death in their families-the former
having lost bis mother, and the latter his wife, who
had deceased before he reached his residence
Mr.. Senator Harris who had an earlier leave Of
absence returns to his place also with tie deep be-
resvsment of his wife.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05
COW. PAULDNGs LGTTER Nv WAIVER

OF San Juan Del NuIle. Dee. o.. T~r- d
SIR: Your eJter of Nov. 80. was received so 49,
pinwau. and sent with my dispatches 60 The Gov
crumeut That Of December came 90 naud gcstu--
day.
These letters surprised me with their tone Of au-
da-ity ard falslGcalsoU Of facts.
Your rude dI-courtesy ia speaking of Captain
Chararf. Of the Saratoga. ] pass without comment
The mistake be made was Iu not driving you from
Puuta Arenas when you landed there 10 defiance Of
his guns.
In occupying the Point Arenas and assuming 1t
TO be Inc head quarters OF the army of Nicaragua,
and YOU it's Commander-Iu Chief you and your be-
sociates beiag Iawess adyclturers. deceive no one
by their absurlity-
Lietguant Cillv, Of the Saratoga, informs me tha,
he was 10 uniform and you say Ao was In plain
clothes. when Yea threatened 70 shoot hmm. While
YOU u-e such threats, 10 may be OF some Importance
for you 10 know that If any person belonging 10
NV command shall receive INJURY from your Law
less violence, the penalty 10 you snail be d tribute
- humanity.
Now, sir, you aad your tolowerss.are mere ID Nlo-
laflau IL. The laws Of the United States, an greatly
60 its lishOuOr, making war upon people WIN
whom we are at peace; and for the sake Of human
iv public and private justice as well as what Us dhe
1 the honor aud integrity OF the Government Oh
ne United States, / command you aud the people
a.s1ciaied shere with you, 10 Surrender your arms
Undoubtedly, and embark IA sucu vessels as j may
provide for that purpose. am, sir, very respect
Iuls our obedieuJ servant
T. PAULDING, Flag Officer, Commanding
United States Home squadron.
To Gen. Vim. Walker, Pauta Arenas,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-05
STEAM BOILERS
Z anulac'uiins ~, ~ III ,',EISySEfI'fS shop
REMOVAL.

HAVE closed up my Stable Market street, MOTOR the
purpose going TO Texas, bot 70 attend 10 ny new Sta
he corner OF Church and Front Streets where hBVe
moved our Stock viii be pleased to receive the pGtrOn
age Of my old customers and the hiding public generally
iulyl y W S0olNEh'
ore good price will be advanced monthly lof one o. LNo