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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

REIIGIoUs NorCE.-Rev A. n PoINDExTEE, Of Rich
mond, Va, viii preach at the First Baptist Church
this morning at II o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22
SEWING MACHINES.

Five Hundred d Thirty-six machines
for one year These Machines that sait to be made
under the supervision Of &. HOWE Jr We lsa7st this
muaity to Judge whether al prosabIs that E HOWE,
IT, being pt Of than Two Hundred Thousand Dol
Isrsa wear Sewing Machine Compaaiss, would take
the position Of Ovsrser Factory where hundred and City
five Taehiues we're made in six months
Persons want Of Machine that viii rscenmend ITSELF will
please ofse ID the Wheeler Wilson's
Machine. PARSOSS Z CO.
isc3q-5R+w1,
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HAY, CORN, OATS &c.
GEO. r. PATTON
Commission Merchant, Feed and
Produce Dealer,
No q Fourth Street, Jettpsen Main and he RiUsr,
rnrrrsvrrrv Vv

No. y Fourth Street, betl0eeR Ham dui Tie hiCeF,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
EEPs constantly hand large supplies Of Hay, Corn
IN Oats Bran, Shorts and Shps-uds reily to al orders
the shortest notice Personal attention given % the sale Of
Dried Fruits, Eggs, Onions, apples Potatoes Flour Bacon
Lard, Feathers. &C.
Orders Groceries, liquors Manufactured articles solci
ted and filed the favorable Liberal cash ad
made on consigumeuts. ian6-a
r. NJ. EUBANKS & CO.,
THyIN hOOFERS manufacturers Of Tin, Copper and Sheet
Ware. door below the P0stoce, Church
We have entire Of the various articles
found business Having purchased 40 the ioRest hg
ures, viii ssll at unusually low prices for cash.
Coal Wood Cocking and Heating Stoves, from the best
ufacturers. for city and country use
Those wanting COED Cooking Stove We particularly re-
quest 20 give a call before purchasing.
The best Quality PanisheG and Jupaned Ware Urns Chat
sr Dishes Tea ad Conee Oyster Dishes Kitchen Utensils
plain and ensmeed Steg and saucepans sc, dzc.
Merchants and Manufacturers Brands, copper TIM neatly
cut to order.
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron Wre, Pressed Pitts, Covers cs &c
Repairing viii he promptly attended TO-
Tin Roofnv and 7esmeal work necessary upon public and
urv done 10 the mos substantial msnne and con
traeted for at the IaEest possible rates Jan@U-iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

The New Orleans Serenalers open at Odd Eel
lows Hall tomorrow (Ionday) night Go see
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

yHyIE arm Of McWHIRTER, MILLER n CO.. having moved
o. ClarksFille, 2 p. MCAH ErEl VIII remain az me od
stand, No 81 North Market until the l5 Of February
for the purpose Of settling the old business uf r % Nc
WH'RTIR BRosan MoWHIRr1R. MnLER Co All notes and
pad ay that viii be le n the hands of o
Ger for collection iaul-ld
SPECIAL NOTICE.
EWTE have just received from he 1anufeiorel iu phad
w pha, beautiful lot Of Ladies', Misses add Chdren's
Sh pess maxine stock very complete.
We viii sell stock q
HEAVY BOOTS, dC.s
at very prizes for O4SH-vhns to make room rr our
FARRAIE, DEsuUKEs a. co.
fan1s
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Frsa the Richmond Enquirer.

As It is no part Of sound southern policy to do
injustice or wrong to individuals states OF the
North, take great pleasure npubhshing the sub
joined letter from Mr. Thomas Il. Price, our well
known and highly respected lelow-citizen, in de-
tense Of ar. Stewart from the unjust calumnies Of
the New York correspondent Of the Mobile "Eegis-
ter
Ii is within the recollection Of many Nirginiais,
that the Faculty Of William and Nary College lately
returned public, Acknowledgement through the col
umus Of the Enquirer, 70 SIR. Stewart 1or hana~
some donation the rebuilding Of shat institution
and several Of the Virginia churches have been re-
cpients of his princey gifts towards their efection
and repair. Nh. Stewart was prominent Pafuei
pator in the late Union meeting az New 1ork' anu
has in many instances eVinced sound and JUST con
servatisn that merits, aid we believe mas recelFeda
proper appreciation from Virginia.
We have made, and shall continue 70 make war
upon the combined and associate tanaecism OF the
North, but the same time, we shah De reaey ana
willing TO acknowledge the Conservatism OF North
ern individuals and defend them against asperslons
Injurious to Them as individuals and NOT Denehtlng
either the South or ner Institutions demanding
Justice and Southern rights, the South should al
ways be prepared to do justice and especially to
Individuals.
VIII the Register do justice by copying Mr. Prices
letter!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

Al. q. ste1Varts Of New York CITY.
In copying the annexed article from Che Rich
moud lNa) Eaqgira We lake occasion TO say, with
oul the knoulelse Of III STEWART that he was one
Of the saauncast members of the Committee Of thir-
teen who got up the Great Union Meeting at the Au-
steal Academy, and aborel day and night to give it
the most complete success. He was also a member
Of the Subcommittee appointed to draft resolutions
and was surpassed by no one in his zeal for the
Union the rights Of the South and the Constitution
in all its parts as Interpreted by the Supreme Court
Of the United States. When such men are denoun-
ed as Black Republican, there is a hard chance for
anybody but real Black Republicans and Abolition
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

ScuDED TO DEArH.-1he Athens Post OF the goth
says: We regret to learn that child Of Simon
BoaGEss, Of this county, fell into kettle Of hot
water on Tuesday lasJ and was badly scaded that
ii died on the following morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

TuE GRowClG WuEAr CRor.-Thore seems to be a
pretty general complaint over the State that the
wheat crop has been injured by the severe weather
of the present winter. We hope the crop will not
prove to nave been injured to the extent which so
many seem to anticipate.
The Pulaski citizen Of the goth says: There is a
general complaint among the farmers of this coun-
ty. that the wheat has been killed. Some Of our
farmers are sowing the second time
The Shebyyilc Erposit0r of the 2eth says; "ln
Bedford county. farmers assure US, not more than
half crop will be made. if that Some fields are
entirely barren, owing to the heavy freezes.
The Cleveland Blllaer Of the goth says: "Neh eal
great complaints among the farmers about their
wheat being froze out and killed by the late cold
weather
The Athens Pos. of the 2eth says: ~Many fields
that were believed to have been entirely destroyed
by the severe cold weather. are beginning to show
some signs Of life and promise"
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SPECIAL NOTICE


NUMBER Farm coutnirg 1stEeen 500 ard 100 acrs
"a wiihn = Of hours ride by The Louisville und lal1Tile
Rairoad, ana eJf BY Turnpike, of the city Of nashville
This Tract Of Land stuasd 30 ezceeas u1hborood,
has upon good Improvements is ue Waerd ior ft1c end
osher farming purposes and susceptible Of dvaoa into Eo
or more places
In point Of location soil, uafer &c or socFs n or TO-
becco arm It 10 unsurpassed hy tract IN De State
Post0cs churches schools, Railroad station
20 The premises
Terms easy liberal time given. Far rher palfnars ap-
ply to JcEn sehon, he Of Schon Merritt E3 IA
Cedar Street, Or q this 0idce. oeti8-d&tgiu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

isting between Post Master General Holt and other
members OF the Cabiues arose from different inter
pretations Of the law in relation to the curtailment
of the mail service. The conflicting views have
been reconciled.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

T6sfgfe De Union
lz as it does the closest, delicate and important
laon hat can exist betFeen communities Of people, demands
from s part warm and earnest consideration for the safety
prosperity aud happiness Of the other and that Vhateyer policy
tends subver these ends is hostile to the true spirit Of he
compsz
States judicial decisions treupon recognize the inst
tuition avsry legally existing and that IS orr duty as
cns o. acommon government IN good talh 70 sand by
that Ctuon those Treaties those Laws and decisions that
final all disputed points, he Supreme Court Of the
That amuch as the proceedings Of convention which
fram=d ne Constitution brought to stand, appears in
OF Roger Sherman one Of It's most distinguished
authors conpr5ue agrsel various propo-
sous ang TO D1aestie slavery which compromise eua-
son on the power to prevent the importation Of slaves
prog5n ndingon each State and upon the Union
ATeprrtisn in congress founded part three-dhs
Aad latse to protect each State against domestic insur-
mus under The Constitution for the introduction
OF limited period, for ae projection Of The ys-
OF every citizen and State sharing in the great
blessings instrument, faithfully 10 tuh theEe o0ga
That we aros. AGAINST and denounce as contrary to TIE
pEhtei on which the Constitution estabHhed all acts
uGam1y appeals, which int nd, or tend to make ts
Union less or to leopard or distur0lss domestic tranquil
y, the spirit harmony compromise aud concession
up0a Union formed By fathers whose records
We have lsgaces We ha7e in these compac's
That We a the recent outrage Harper Ferry crime
not only the sse OF Virginia, but against the Uaon
isef approve Of the mness hy which the treason mas
been duly Ts-isHed
That opinion subject, OF slavery has been too long
mingled PARTY politics. aud teresult has been the ceol
OF s contrary the advice letter aad spirit OF
the farewell the father Of our common couRtTyhat
therefore, duty OF planters farmers manufacturer
merchants mechanics and OF Citizen, North and south
East and We dc0unenance al parties ana organizations
shat thus spirit Of the Constitution and tie advice o
Washington
These resolutions breathe the true spirit, and
completely show the wrong and injustice done to
Mr. Stewart, whose position Of friendship towards
us ought to exempt hum from such attacks trus
shall not be deemed obtrusive in making TINS state
ment. winch make entirely on my own response
bility. IKos' X. PRICE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

HAVE some 10 CT 20 likely negroes to hire ar the a.
present year. Among them some eoekst washers and ~
ironers Superior house girls end boys Apply %
WILL T. BOYD, Jr., ~
jauIslE No. 30 Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22
Tor tie Enquirer.
%, .-,-,--,-.rs-- an, ,-uzrr ,-onu

lEssrs Editors My attention has been called to
an attack upon Mr.. A 7. Stewart Of New York,
contained in the correspondence of the Mobile Reg
iaer, and commented upon in other Southern pa
pers, charging among other things that Mr. Stewart
Is Black Republican, who would give ten thou
sand dollars to AID the election Of Mr. Seward to the
Presidency.
As 1 have for years been in intimate personal re-
hnons with Mr.. Stewart, and well know hls views
n regard to that subject from frequent converse
/ tons and particularly from recent letters, beg
lave, as a Southern man. to do the justice to Mr..
/ Sewart to which his conservative and honorable
position entities him.
! Early in December complained to him Of the ap-
urent Indifference of the North on the subject Of
lie attempt to excite seryile insurrecti0n in our
/ safe, to which he promptly replied, stating that
/ We were Justly indignant on that subject and
tat as soon as the local election was over, 1.-THE
misses viii move and give expression to Their feel
ms which viii convince their Southern friends that
fsv will stand by them and never desert theE2;' and
/ htadded, Il remember the memorable words Of the
/ Ftherof hsCountry-th great the good the immOr-
1 "a Washington can never believe that PrOyi-
/ dace, who has guided so long and through such
1 a lbyrinth viii withdraw his protection in the
/ present. crisis. The Union Of these United States
INST be maintained and preserved, and handed down
tolLl future generations of men
after the Union meeting had been held, Mr.. Stew
ar under date Of the 10th December. addressed Tue
/ th following:
| As 1 assured you in my last, great meeting
! the greatest ever known here-was held last even
ng 900 inside $4,000 says the journal Of Commerce,
outside and everywhere unbOunded enthusiasm"
/ The resolutions Of the meeting claim Censtitu-
tiom protection for your institution, denounce agi-
tan as contrary to plighted faith, and approve Of
you- tirmness in duly Furnishing the late treason.
For the first time in my life gave personal at
tent0n to each step in the progress of the meeting,
including the resolutions which assisted to prepare
and report.
Conservative men must meet IN all sections and
unite to give effect to the enthusiasm in behalf Of
| Justice and Fraternity which has been aroused
to strengthen, hope, the bonds which unite us to-
geth5r.'
] Perhaps nothing will more clearly show the true
position of Mr. Stewart than those resolutions which
he thus assisted to prepare and report After pre-
ambe setting forth the compromises Of the consti-
tuition and various controlling acts Of Congress- the
- - .-a- -.n-c LII
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

We discover that many of cotcmporaries in this
State are in the habit of publishing our weekly
Summary of legislative proceedings We feel high
Iy complimented by their so doing; it would be
gratifying TO if they would at the same time give
our paper the credit to which il Is entitled
The southern Homestead made its appearance yes
tariav in an enlarged form and an entire new dress
making Z one of the hardsornest papers in the
South Il is just the paper for the farmers fire
side and-should be taken by every farmer in this
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

NeEbern AcgiemT, IN Dyer couuiy. Tenn, Grs elss
e Tslaher leatsy, with te promise q perurnst IL
usti0n Adifesss a. HARRIS
iiafQ-d&tEiue Naaiarn rs1-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

DR.. WcCIintOck's Pectoral syrup exercises an
influence over Consumption and Bronchitis unparalleled in Medi
cal Practice areng the cough healing and strengthening the
lungs promoting expectoraton and inducing sleep The
amendment begins with the FIRST dose. Price 81.
isnI 10. G. BROWN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

- NASHVILLE
ItIfffI3 Dental EstablisllmeB f. tltlLrts
TAvIG purchased Of DR.. T. B. HAlLs his Interest in this
y ss,hlishmeut anciudirg Fiziures, aaterials &r,i
sai couine the pTacs OF Der y a The Old st1nd 10 %
North Cherry street, Nashville. Tsnu-
ian6-dim W. II. MoSGAN, %. D g.
All persons iadebtei tie frm Of Halin 4 MORAN arc
esnesg requested % cone f1 lrd s their aceonuts a.
be business Of the hrm must Pc closed up
II b lam IN. DDS
jaHs-6Im w. RI MORGAN, 70. ID. s.
DUCK TkfVEH.
I'VE have 40 OF Land f0r 10 he send % prr
Va River. Wthin2 miles o. NormEndFou the Naate nd
CS1snoora Raiiosd Sad lands bounded hy V1nc snar
s-n Duck River, Willis Blanton Ahrer Barton frthIr
IS river bottom and ieVl about 80 acres cleared
several good springs, and is No StocE Farm We via Ell
half al Of ne astso &c suit nurcha ers Itos a.h
bEy good St1cs Farm n heatl7 country good couuuit
&C. &C. Hcud DO Ee % cole ed look He are erer
med t1se For further particulars address 81 Barton ~
ahoraa- or c. G. Brewer, Manchester.
dccl5-tEawtf BREWER & BARTON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

Cochrane not Insane
Urea Jan. 2O--Dr. Gray, Superintendent Of the
State Asylum, says thas Clark b (oehrane is not in
sane but is exhausted bv professional and CONGRESS
sioual labor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

LIVERY variety Of Underwear. eza heavy SIX, Cashmere
~ Merino, sax01y, Anf can Red anns Canton fnls
he &C ideeI3l . H WeaffL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22
COALE COALll COALiEI


A 7 the EtMa Yard may stiI fa found a dne supply Of
"a Superior Coal IL IS The reatest AeaHg coal in tie city,
rang but few ashes. which heavy and viii not i
about, almost destitute % smoke 10 pronounced
By os Who rave tried, to be the fct and economical coal
the cry. TX is selling az the following low rates;
Lar-e Select Limp, pc per bushel
Screened Ice DO
Blscksniths, I5c
Ty i, ard yo- VII other OreTF Re eit In Box
g. 2, or at -he Y ard baek q n & c Z Depot.
dec22 sAML ]. AGNEW-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

Dr. HcCIintOckss Cola and Cough Mix"
great family medicine was hrs introduced by
Dr. bCIutock when Dean the Philadelphia College of Medi
cine The entire profession approve it is guaranteed to
cure an ordinary cold or cough carh influenza, &c with ab
solute certainty and degree Of rPdy that will agreea6iy
| astonish the patient. Price 95 cents. u--,,
u h
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

HIDEs-Fnt axe, Green 596zc Dry Sailed u to l5c.
Green Sailed &c; Sheep Skins 60C Skins
SEBDs-Clover 5O95 IS pbushe by brre Blue Grass,
stripped 259l30; Clean Sl5 bushel OF Il lbs Tim thy
S59325 bushel; Herds Grass SL4Ol5o Orchard Sl.50
Millet 90c9SI; Flax Seed 75c.
following the quotations for Ten
IrOn Band 1g7zc Bar 55a6c, Round and Square
1900, Horse Shoe &c, Pillow, Plate Mould 7c, Boil
Plate exc, Nail Plate ne Nail ROD &c, Oval and a Oval
T9c, Gin Rib &C. Nut Iron &c, Buggy Tire &c, Sheet
91sc, Hoop s5z9914c.
PIrTsBURe-Bar az Band 596, Horse Shoe s. Nail Rod 4,
Sheet 1905, Hoop 797z.
maj he 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

NEW YORK LEDGFR BOUND, FOX Is5s
AND 1859
F~sONTAlNING sEveret Papers" Doom q Devlle 'lna
Z Hidden Hand and many other interesting stories For
slie nv HAGkN s. rREAS0Ks
TIN Deokssllsrs. 10. Q Union alrsel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

Sailed.
PORTLAND, Jan. 2l.-The steamer Hungarian sailed
for Liverpool this afternoon with New Orleans tel
egraphic advices OF the 2ist
Nav YORK, Jan 2l.-rhe steamer New York.
sailed to-day for Liverpool with New Orleans mails
of the 18th
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

STATE or TENNESSEE, SOAiPTROLLERS OFFICE,
AAsHylLa.E. Jan. 8, 1850.
This il 10 certify that he Ena Insurance Company located
At Hartford State of Connecticut, has complied with an
the requirements Of act passed ny the General Assembly OF
the state Of Teunessesn EaTc. 1856 entitled An Act 10 ru
the agencies = Insurance Companies not orporta hv
the state % re, nessse, and tt Joseph 81 and Mari
hs legally authorized agent Of said Company IN the town q
Nashville, State Of Tennessee.
J. T DUNLAP.
C0mptr0iler
Policies Issued aud renewed b.
NASH 4 MARR, Agit.
janis din No. IS Collese Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

MARIETTA Ohio, Jan. 2l-Crane's -four mill
burned. Loss so; insured for $4,000.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
n ailSt Nails ! 7
IN ALhS-

IF YOU want to buy nails don't forget to call at the
L Hardware strTe before you buy.
TBA3iEL & IATHRuP.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

WHAT GEN. TAYLOR SAID An BUExA
FI,rA.-A correspondent of the New
York Ilef0hl, referring to a correction
made by that paper Of certain statements
reported 70 have been made by General
Taylor Al Buena Visa, thus refers 10
another chapter in the history OF that
memorable battle:
Now, as | have liule respect for his
toricaI accuracy in such matters. VIII
ialie the lI5erfy Of correcting another
mistake which has been made in regard
70 Old lack, and BY which be Is made
the author u. a dispatch he never wrote
relate th- circumstance Us il was told
BY a persyd who was present, and the
language which was really used. Be
fore the lat.ieog Buena Vista, when Tay-
lor's "a iaui hale army was surrounded
by tUrce five or s.X times lis number
and itS utler auuIhliation appeared GER
tain-at least 10 those Who knew nothing
OF the material OF which It was made up
General Santa Anna sent one Of his
TAFT 10 summon the old rclran 10 sur
Slender and 10 represent to him the
folly Of entering upon a conflict that must
end n the utter defeat Of the Americans
The summons 70 surrender was reported
to Colonel Bliss, who, when he had trans
la,ed it to Old Yak, asked what reply he
should make.
Tell hilu, said the G-neral. ia his
usual promp: aud emphatic manner,
= Tell h;n 10 20 hell
Colonel Bliss asked him if she should
send that reply.
7 Z
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afforded her ally but she certainly Is not
prepared 70 sacrifice herself in order
that he may pursue his career of cruelty
and folly. Sacred as be was, Francis Ii,
next applied to The emperor Of the French
messages found the emperor a, Lyons,
and we are assured that il received au
instant reply. to the effect that any inter-
ference Of France in this conflict was en-
'ereiy Out Of the question. The Bourbon,
therefore, Is left 10 his fate. Unless he
can hold his own against GaribaIdi aud
the people he mas Justly incensed, there
IS none to help him.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
F.o,u the London Times, june 9Th.
i.arlbaidi- great Success,

ration. the departure, the quick success
sion of decisive battles, and tie surren-
der Of Tie royal army, have followed
each other almost A. rapidly IS the trie-
,rraphs could tell them. @he sit auI see
il all uass rapidly Oh, and clap orr hands,
growing impatient II the curtain should
BE let down between the acts. The guer-
rilla chief. although nov 4 great gene
raj, aud the supreme leader VI TWO mil
lions IF people, still makes war Ike
gurrllla chief. That pronp'ltude which
succe:s stamps As wisdom, and which
failure brands as rashneSs, i. ~ his CIR
cnnstances, the only chance o. victory
With guns and forts and trained armies,
ana regular general versed IN the reea-
lar strategy Of modern warfare a. his
enemies. with brave. ardent fellows, des-
true of every hing tot stout hearts and
strong limbs as his supporters, GaribaIjI
had 10 do all ty dash, Or not At all lie
has done it, He has forced his way IN
to Palermo, he has beaten the kings ar
nv. he has driven them INTO their forts,
and he has obliged them 10 admit their
lnferiority by conserving % capltu!ate-
Fast upon Intelligence lhat The capt.
uIa,ion had been completed, and that The
$4,000 soldiers Of the kings army We're
rolnr forth under the pressure Of The
patriotic bands which ave beaten and
surrounded them. comes the news that
the captu,atIon had been broken, thai
The forts and vessrls have aga u opened
fire mon this CITY, that the Insurgents
have resumed their arms and are swarm
ing round the army, that Tie clty = bar
Z .l.- 49, 40 rFi.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

49, 4 glad hear. seldom sighs, bu,
surrovf4. mouth often laughs.