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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
Important from Washington and Charleston.
Y. Times Correspondence.

WA>HNGroN. Dec 20.
Orders have been issued t. Major Anderson
TO surrender Fort Moultrie if attacked | am
reliable Informed that Major Anderson tele-
erarhed here that he had surrendered large
number % arms. which tad been removed from
the arSt ISL 10 Fl. Mouli RE 60 the autle ifies
OF Charleston on demand being made for them
Thus was done in obedience. As lie saws. to the
spirit or orders he has received from Washing
ton.
An official dispatch from Charleston. giving
affirmation OF the passage If the Ordinance of
Secession was received here this afternoon by
President Buchanan A number of Southern
men were with him at the time and ! learn
that lie exhibited much agitation on hearing
the news. The passage of the Ordinance pro-
duced Intense excitement in Congress to-day
when the dispatch came. and II was anuounc-
ed that south Carolina had passed the Ord-
nance 81 Secession. and 1t was privately re-
ported that South Carolina members remain
InS had prepared farewell address, 10 toe de-
H'ereu l"-m"rro" morning, tor the purpose Of
gong ont IN body and creating impress
I"n, bat the Republicans Immediately renew
ed the proposition to adjourn. aud carried it.
a1d the South Carolina members must wait iiil
Monday TO make their demonstration
n Tribune Washington Correspondence
Our city + quiet. Even Southern men are
indifferent. Every body expected tina. South
Carolina would seccde. Some interest IS felt
about her future notion
In The House Committee Of 80 lille was
done to-day, The main feature WAS the speech
of the Hon. Chas f. Adams. OF Mass He show
ed the imPossbiliy of the Republican party in
tins advanced age passing an amendment To
the Constitution concerning slavery Mr. Rust's
proposition viii be voted on Tomorrow The
probabilities that it ,i,. not pass
NEw YoEK, Dec 81
he Tribune Washington correspondence
tel NIB . 's.1..
patch received IL the House informing the
United States that they are minus one but as
t"nishIng and almost incredible as 1t may ap-
pear TO the secedcrs. the new, created no ex-
cltement whatever. Mr.. GarneIt, OF Va. Gu
nounced The fact TO the House
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

~ n E'.7 DEC. 70.
TIE Pony Express. witt California dates to
morning.
The Pony Express. with St. Louis dates to
The 2lst ult.' and Fort Kearney to the 23d, ar
rived at san Francisco on the ith inst
The Secretary Of State. on the Sd inst open-
Ell and counted the official returns of the la,e
election, declaring The following result Total
votes ll9.o07- Lincoln 35.72l. Douglas 81 .91i
Breckiuridge 1891, Bell BIB. scattering Il.
The people voted against calling Cousf itu-
u"nal Convention by majority Of only I73 -
The vo,e for paying the State debt was largely
IN the ascendant. This debt amounts 10 be-
tween S20JG0e and S300000.
The following j. the official vote Oregon -
Total vote l4.16l, Lincoln 1868, Breckenridge
5.061, Douglas 4 ia Bell 1872 LlucUln's plu-
rall.y 30I.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
OF What DO They Complain

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

To- CoUoHs. Tie su..eu changes Of our climate
are suu.ce> Of p NosARY. BRONCHIAL, and AsTHNar
&c AFrFcrIoNs- EzTelieuc having proved that simple
remedies often act >pceai'y and certainty taken
the early stages of the disease, shouldn't
be had Er0lra's Er0aettat Iroches' Lozenges
let the Cod Cough, Irritation OF the Throat be ever
so sight as hy Tins p7rc3utau more serious attack
may lie ea.ctua'lr warded Oft PUBlIc srrAKrRs ami
SI>G,Es viii ind them cIectuaI tor clearing and
strenE 'hening the voice. See Advertisement.
n49-ern
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

The bin TO arm the State passed It's second
reading N the House yesterday. IN effort to
take II up to day failed.
The Assembly takes recess till the 9TH of
January.
lac Commissioners from Alabama and Mis-
sisSlppl were publclv received to-day.
TIE sentiment here Is tor the Union but sub
mission never. The North must coucede or the
South goes out.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

II = Epv,Rp R.rss.-Fhe Missouri Demo-
.rat auaannccs that Hon. Z iward Bates OF 81
Louis has been rendered aud vii probably
.-pi p.se- in Mr. Liucolus Cabinet. We
consider the se;esi ION of ar. Bates an eyj-
deuce IL lie good Judgment Of Mr. Liacola.--
He !. man fitted sol ANY position to whiee he
nav lie called Ston!d tie nest President be
:. t.rrana.e in the selection o! al entire C~aI-
-. ,, in the choice of Mr.. Iates. he Will. -
- Ii Lass, i.s,e good aa-iscrs-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

ID the Subscriber three mile. south OF the cay ..
Mineral Point. light bay gelting, coming ios
years "ld; mas GaCk IDaue and AL, AID Tiite 80
oeeteld-- Also one yeariing red heller iine-oA'
= hits the breast -.
The owners viii please cali prove property, pay
and takc them away. -,
c,-iI Annals have been about my premises foI
months past SAMUEL fF'-'
s.iuers,, Point. Nov 20 1850. 4v47.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

4 large meeting was held last night 10 SYM
paihize VIII ihefugiIve slave Anderson claim
Ell under tie AsAburton treaty for killing
DlgEes 0f Missouri. who eudeGvored to prevent
bis escape Strong speeches ere made against
bis rendition, by lawyers. elergymen and 9th
eTs- i resolution Was passed to appeal the
case To England, IL necessary. 4 pst!iiun was
adopted 10 the administrator OF the Government
lTaYIuE for tie release Of Andcssro
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
p ,TTEyIi.fE ACADEMY.

THE Term nf This institution viii commence on
We4n >dav. january p, ts6i
Terms Of Tuition var, from 81 To s. per quarter Of
ten weeks IuciGrutals so cents per quarter
Lecture illustrated hv fuiI apparatus, viii be given
every week tirouG hout the Winter Term
Suaeu- amy time. although il Is very de-
sifale they should commence with The classes at
the beginning Of tIr Term.
Special attention given 10 the Normal Department.
Arrau roruentS made for classes in French
Phonogrtphy and zeal Instrumental! MuSc. &c deStr-
eel Table board f-,.a 81 80 To 500 per week,
rent in Academy - cents
Catalogue and circulars sent, application. For
further Information Apply TO
GEO. u. GUERNSEY, Principal.
P,atteyille Dee 81, ls60. 52-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

II. Y. johnson, on heinz dominated TO the
State Convention, from Jefferson county. made
q patriotic and conservative speech which he
Will write "u5 Tor publication
Howell C"hb was aanouneed 10 speak at Ma
con on the Doth
3 !. Martin. prominent lawyer and a
Douglas EIector, died ~ Columbus this morn
ing
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

DY the Subscriber. in the town Of Walovik about
ID the 10th OF November inst. BAY HORSh
COLI lTc white hind legs about half way the GAN
brei joint and white spot tho nose said colt ia
supposed 20 DC three years old past. the Will
please call prove property, pay charges and take him
away.
JOSEPH GRIBBLE.
waldvick, Nov. 3oth. 1850. 4-sa.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
Yours. Respectfnllv.
" y. PARKINSON, On.
Who Shall Pay the Piper ?

The secession Of the cotton States, which is
now spoken Of at Washington. by the fire cat
ers as fixed fact, holds out a prospec. of tax
6 70 the Teople Of these States by no means
enFiable. ASS small sample, quote from
the last annual report Of the Post Master Cen
eral. the receipts aud expenditures during the
year for the postal service in each
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

EDE the Subscriber residing in the town Of wsn-
ID wick, about the 25th. of Norember one HEIFEb.
abou years Did. ia rk coIsr with white lns
on the hack ,y.te belly, white legs and little white
ia the limp quarters The owner IL requested cal.
prove property pay charges, and take her away
JOSEPH REC hfR.
Haidvrick Dec lat 1860 49-4-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
+ ARM AND STOCK
FOR SALE.

The farm Of the late John Johnston in the town Of
Willow Springs. aaye Co, together with all the
stock. fli ming ptnents &c offered for sale n
Tie place is well supplied with all necessay
tools and implements for tanning which viii bee sold
with the seperate, sul purchasers, Will al
the stock.
For teams apply 10
JOHN CLuWNEY Mineral Point, or TO ASA JOHN
STpN. the premises. Executors.
Possession riv~u to the fam uy the lst Of March.
4W52.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

u i the Subscriber in the town Of Mineral Point,
j, On Duke ruirie five IN the Of Mineral
Point. One Red Eeariing HELPER with little whit.
the hiE ifs and belly short horns Of which aP
pears to have been hrak-u of; Tho
owner viii please e prove property. pay charge, ans
take heI away
WM NOBLE
Mineral Point. Nov Is. Is60. pso-4.'
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
From the Oll.j State Journal.
The Treason Of SeceS>ion-A Voice from
Springfield.

IF South Carolina does not obsruct the col
lection of the revenue at her ports nor violate
any other Federal law, there Will he 40 trouble,
and she Will not be cut OF 'he Union. If She
violates the laws, then comes the tug of war
The President OF the United StaiaS. in such
emergency has plain duty to perform Buc
hauan may shIrk 1t. ar the emergency may
NOT exist during his administration. IT not.
then the Union Will last through his term of
office Ii the overt act on the part of South
Carolina takes place Oh. or after the 18th Of
March. 1854. then the duty Of executing tie
laws will devolve upon Mr. Lincoln
The laws of the United St;ics must be exc
cuted-lhe President has no discretionary
power on the suhcct-h> duty is emphaticallv
pronounced IN the Constitution. .Ur LiHcol,,
7ciH perform TINT duty. DiS1Htom by armed forcs
IS treason and treason nanSt and rH be PIT dorn at
all hazards. This Union IL not, Will not, and
cannot he dissolved until this Government II
overihrown by the traitors who have raised
The disunloi flag. Can they overthrow il >
We think not. 8" They may disturb its peace
they may IN terrupt the course of its pros err
l'y-they may cloud its reputation for stabili-
ty-hut as tranquility viii he restored, lis
prosperity will return, md the stain upon Its
NatInnal character viii he transferred and re-
main ar eternal blot the memory of those
who caused the disorder Let the secession
isis understand It-let tue press proclaim it
let l. fly on he wings of The lightning, and
tai! like thunderboit among those now plot
ting treason in Convention. thai the Republican
p7-ty, that the great North. aided bv hun
Or is Of thousands of patriotic men in the
slave States. hare determined to preserre the IN
II they can .forcicbty # they must
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

\ report that South Carolina had passed an
ordinance of secession was hrn't 10 the HOUSE.
this afternoon Il produced intense excitement
among he members. and for long time cen
fused lie proceedings.
The Senate III Executive session to-day con-
hrmed the appointment Of Edwin ". Stanton
~ Attorney General aud those Of Deputy Post;
master aud other minor officers.
Among the must active workers In the House
to-day for the passage Of the Pacific Railroad
bill. we're Or. Robe and Mr. Farewell, editors
81 the 4ilta California; Senator Baker OF Ore
gon was also busy engineering.
About S1.5O0OO0 uf tie SlO000000 loan has
been paid in. Some OF the large bidders for
from 100000 TO S2000GO have deposited the
entire amount.
The Select Committee of Thirty-threc have
rs Yet done nothing which excI5eo particular
interest; nor doe, there appear 10 be any curl
oslty respecting their secret movements.
About eighteen Young ladies. just seeded
from thf Scmuarie~ nf PenuSy wanna and New
York passed through Washington to-day on
then return SoEth.
The report Of the proceedings Of the late
PhIla6p phia Z Mon meeting were presented nv
Mr.. Florence i'll the House to-day and were re-
feFred to the select committee
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
60 M lIERCTAr
TUESDAY 0eoc'asOr %. ls,,

WHFAT-70a72c.
FIGURING. I, 2,25.
,eiis readily FOR cash. ~ isii AL
0AfS- Is@.o CENTS
BEANS-9o9Sl per oushel Tor clear white
r. t-sS; s on loot S5'a q So quarters.
SUGAis-Iset At ) 10 IS lbs for 81
CUIskAA TS-hefaiis Il lbs for :
NOLA>S ES-Retail Mt 80 600 cent,s-.,,
IRON AND fEEi-I. RosF sold Al t,slea. =;
q cents, according 90 sizes. f'4"hsffss
MISEkAL-S2S per 1000 pouud.
CDAi.-S6 per ton
HipaS---'ry, 10 q l2c; Green. q &c C-r,.-
Nurfin Hides from ha,f 70 tvo-t6 -. '-ooF
LtAEGt-Fenciig, Sl6; Joisi .ud sc,111;
clear fencing, So "ihf W.
BETTIEK-Fre-h In rolls. I5c
EGGS-I2c. per dozen
LARii-l0c. prrpsGud.
PDTAE1----ee Ger bu he'll
DRIED APPLES--c urr pound
ONI0NS-50c per busIlel.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

ESJRMOUs SwtSnLEIN New ORLEs Ss-Nuch
excitement prevailed on Carondelet slreet.y e. :
terday, owing to certain revelations which We
give now but briefly and reservedly. In Oc-
tober last Captain Cox came this port, in
ht' own ship. from -, with 4 small lot of
tobacco. his tobacco Was inspected, and pro-
nouuced good, hrSt-cias-
Then this Captain IL represented to have nur-
chased, or TO have had some hng-heads of worth
less or waste tobacco on boa ID has ship At
each end OF these hocsheads Of worthless stuff
he had placed portions OF it as samples. pro-
ceeded 10 make a sale of VIII at he represented
to be a 90 prime lot of tobacco
i number of gentlemen, mer chants and bro
Sers on Carondelct street jointly bought the
prime lot on sample and Representations. IN
speciors certificate. dc, and paid said Captain
Cox the neat l,tle sum Of $50 900, which he
20 keted. and then made of To sea in his ship
for Havana. about the 26ih 90 October last. He
He had gone from this city but a few weeks
when the tobacco was about 10 be sold by the
purchasers and OF investigation The worthless
stuff and the fraud were discovered.
Preparations are being made 10 senG police
officers an search Of this captain, If II Is not
now too late.
He has lso made drafts IN this CITY and had
them discounted to the amount of S1J 600 over
aud above the 100000 on thu. grand tobacco
sriE3le.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

N-''4s' Mus , u, Dec. ~
he Methodist Conference of tins State pass
ed resolutions III favor of secession.
Ex-Gov. McDonaid Of Georgia died n Mari
eta on Monday night.
Eleven new cases Of small pox occurred on
Tuesday.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
THE YRRY LATEST.


The steamship Fulton, from Southampton,
Dec 18th, arrived off Cape Race at ) o'clock
Friday morning, where she WAS Intercepted by
the news yacht of the Associated Press Her
advices re hree DAYS Ter than bv The Per-
STA al New York. Tina Fulton has 500 Ions of
merchandise, 100000 IN specie, and Il9 pas
sengers.
France had granted an amnesty TO the
French journals for previous infractiuns of the
press law.
King Victor Emanuel returned to Naples on
the 1th instant, and would remain these a fort
night.
The Sardinans would await the fall of Gaeta
before summoung the citidel of Mes,ina to
surrender Ia cast of refusal they would be-
siege II.
Agltajioas prevailed in the Danish priuci-
pailtIes AMI II Perth.
Tie Austrian ministerial crisis was over.
iekiu surrendered 10 the Allies on the 18Th
Of October and yielded to all their demauds
The Emptrors summer palace was sacked and
an enormous amount of Spotls taken. Tie
Emperor and the Tartar army had all fled
Nolh NJ of the enemy was to be seen at Peklu.
Tie allied forces Will winter at Pckin. They
were ercamped on the walls, and were all III
good health. e. Parks and Loeb and ihir-
teen soldiers had been released. But little
hope MAS ieIt tor lie return OF Col. Grabaznl.
and Bowlby and other French officers. vino
were missing Norman Andciso had died Of
brutal treatment. A new and distinct rebellion
was reported at Shanghai
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. -.
The CITY of Manci ester sailed to-day from
Liverpool, for New York, with about S3S 0UD
IN specie.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
STIR ED or STOLEN

'Ram tie subscriber living in the city Of sirsri
PoIat, some time last Jnne, dark red COW, three
old; rrc and white mixed between the Horns sir
in one ycar- don't rec0liect which Any person Who
viii return said COW, Will receive q reward o! IS
POySTON
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
STR - JED

'ron thu sgbscIieer. living in Diamond t-ore Ion
I Of Miuera4 Point one Lay mare with light mAln,
beet anu tail, and small piece out of the left & "a
l. years Odd past; any person who Viii fet1I
mare, give Information where sue may ue ioolt
b. u5eraly rewarded. MARGARET DV"-'-
NOV. - 80. Il ~.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
TAKEN Up

the subscriber in the south part Of the
ID ~ Linden One Yvilovish COW, ten t-slv.
lr- old II has short tai, and very little whiss
'he back Also a yearing STEER nearly the col
or II the COW, with little white him. Ths
owner will please cali, prove property pay charges .ad
take them away
BENZ. WILLIAMS
Linden. Dec ! 1860. D4g.l-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

BANK OF NArIERvILLE-This Bank having
paid the amount Of tue cali OF the Bank COM
missioner by returning currency. its notes are
good auaIn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

This Is but a single department of the gov
eminent. Not one Of these States pays as
much revenue on i'nporlations into the Treas
ury a It casts 70 collect il. OF course if free
trade were established in the cotton republic.
the revenue from duties on impor;ations would
be cut OF, and the post Office yielding not in
there would be no other -esource than direct
taxation. Florida and Texas have each cost
the government well nigh hundred millions
to acquire and defend Them, and for 4 long
series Of years the postal and custom house ex-
Penses Of all these STATES have been a dead
dra- on the national treasury. Yet the fire
enters vino talk Of separate government OF their
ovn. want 1t TO be strong one. supported by
an extensive army. How they expect TO pay
the cost IS a nistery.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
TAHEN UP

10y the subscribe, living Loss Grove, tow o. I'm
f)deH about the zJth OF october, iron gray mA
colt or years old, with sway back. The orhs,
requested 70 prove propsTty pay charger and t.ts "
away. GEORGE GOLDTH0Hf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
ISTHAx

tome into the enclosure Of the suhscribcr living "a
tine to- of Pulaski, about the list of August ia
roam mare, two old past, With white spo' "a
the forehead The owner will please call, prove prop
CONRAD GELLoE-
AEoca Nox u 1860 ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
TAKEN Up.

IfOIE ia tie juclo-urs of the Subscriber Ia -.
town OF Na.!dWlek about the 10th Of Nox as -
LARK BAY MAKE COLT, 3 snail sized ~ = ear -
She a few white hairs on The fDrhead- 20 -.
marks. The owner Will plea1e cali, prove pioPs'''
pa charges and take her away 4 Az
81 JkSEPH WHILE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

The HIGHER LAw-We have secured proof
page Of This paper aboui to be issued at Madi-
son BY Hubert Reed Esq, at 81 year in
advance. Il has neat appearance. and prom
Uses TO be an interesting sheet.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

u the Suhsrrihe- living about two miles from tho
- CITY 81 Mineral F"iu. The Galens Road, Red
me hacs STEER coming W. veafs old has white
Inc belly, and white hind legs White
'Hil- \" marks The viii please call p.or.
property, pay charges and take hlIn away
ROBERT QUICK.
Mineral Point Dec Z 1850 n4o.,s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
ST. AxED

L 'rom the subscriber living IN the town o. sparT
Il Point. about the 18Th September SIM
MARE, two years old 18Th light name ans tsl' ,hr
snail white stripe in the face also small hoIe On
left shoulder blade caused BY kick Any pouy -.
WI Il RETURN the mare to give Information 49,
she may be found, will De ysried i've doiIsfs,
sow JAMES s9ASIH-'
Hi7ersi Point n-c 18th 1870,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

The line Of steamers between Boston and
Charleston will discontinue their trips. it l.,
stated, at present
statement Is going the rounds of the pa =
perS. that the people Of Memphis ba-reIed No
citizen Of Ohio. aud rolled him into the Ms
sis~iPpi; and i seems 70 be well authenticated
Tie Pop4laiion OF the United :, a:es and Ter
ritores is set down At 3I.0O1U0O
With ma J classes. in portions of Texas. the
secession feeling has merged into the widest
fanaticisn.
Tie number Of immigrants that have landed
in New York since Jan. l, IoC0. Is l0I.72I.
The Bank Of Commerce. of Erie, has resum
ed payment. and is reported perfectly sound.
The [. :. Steamship Niagara. having on
board tie japanese Embassy. arrived at Bata-
via, Island OF Java. on The both of August. They
are expected TO reach Japan about tile Ist Of
December.
Intelligence from Honduras and Ruatan.
STATE that f-ars are entertained of another fill
buster expedition, and quite an excitement had
grown out Of It.
business l. Drought 10 stand still ~ the South
and feeling that tie troubles consequent upon
II Is the result Of d,sunion excitement. is daily
adding strength to the Uuion party.
Austria is urged by England and France to
sell Venetia, and thus prevent. what seemed
inevitable. war over it. Whether this advice
Will be Needed II IS difficult 70 say.
Washington despatch states The sloop of
war. Brooklyn. Is held il readiness to proceed
to Charleston, TO aid in the defence Of the gov
ern ment.
The friends Of Senator Cameron are making
an effort to secure him place IL the Cabinet
of Lincoln.
One of the members of the Chicago Board Of
Trade recently went to New Orleans TO trans
act business, and was waited upon by the st
ceders and told he must leave, because i. was
understood that he had 4 brother in Illinois WHO
was Republican. 4 gentleman from Cincin-
natl. who went to New Orleans with half
million dollars. 70 buy sugar, was also waited
rpon and told he must leave. because he had
a son Connected with the Gin cInnaii Gazette
a Republican paper. These are only few 0
such insfarcss.