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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
WILLIAM 7. Henry,
CITY Jerk

Clty tIefk.
The authorities Of the CITY further agree
to rebuild at the Citv's expense. any or
all Of the Buildings, if they should require
it during the next thirty years.
In compliance with this. the city has
lately had the county Offices succeed re
fitted the porticoes. &c., and the buildings
are now in rs good shape and are rs com
modious as any in the western part of the
State, and are large enough to answer all
the requirements of the county for the
next fifty years.
Dodeeville still dins into vour ears.
County Bonds County Bonds as if
the county being already involved is
any reason why She should je still furth-
er involved by the additional expense for
new County Buildings. They make Il
great ado about u supposed ILLEGAL vote
polled at Mineral Point in favor OF these
bonds, Forgetting that here was proper
tionally as large vote pollcd at Dodge
vile against them. rs they feared Il Rail
Road to Mineral Point W0aid make them
secondary to shat cit.
1t i not as wcii kuo@n as it saot.ld l.,
that we have Duj-evii.c 70 thank Tor All
our present trouble on this score In so
Mr. Beecher. the cont facter who built the
Mineral Point ksil Road offered 10 cx-
change $4,000 Of these bonds for the
same amount OF the second mJrt-are
bonds o. the railroad, which the county
held This would leave only 81. 900
which could at that time have been bought
for - cents on the Dollar This offer
was brought to the knowledge Of the OIL
Ger who had charge Of this matter. but
who was in the DodgeyilIe interest He
refused to take any notice of it, or 20 call
the Board together, because such ne1o-
tiation 50 GOOD for the county, would spoil
the bod teviile Elcctionccrins capital
against Mineral Puint-that capital being
all summed up in two words, COUNTY
BONDS
That this matter was concealed from the
County Board for sinister purposes was
publicly charged by myself at the last
meeting of the County Board. and the Su-
pervisors from Dod@cville did not and
could not deny it Thus our present legal
difficulties may he laid ut the door Of
Dodgeyille, who Is ALWAYS ready to sacri-
fee the interests Of the county to her own
petty ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
These, fellow taxpayers, are some Of the
issues involved in this contest Ponder
them well. and then say whether or not
YOU are prepared TO saddle our already
overburdened county with an additional in
cumbranee of $4,000, merely to crafty
the cupidity of Dodgeville 1t Is an un-
questionable fact that majority of the
people are better accommodated at Mine
raj Point than they can be at bod ccville
Bear it in mind. that though Dudsey!lle is
near the geographical centre. Mineral
Point is the Commercial Centre OF the
county In one word, geographical cen
tres are geographical HUMBCGs. Business
centres are the TRUE centres.
Your Oh DIT Servant
JOHN IL VIVIAN, Mayor
CITY Of Mineral Point, March 10, lSGl.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

Trx GRrar E.-Tass m Tie Great Eastern
.,.,rfIn.r restly - make ~ee"sii voy-
= - r., Ynrk. n rcgul.' trader / :
So 49, -. ulsl sras; s.solf ne beginning
-, r,n,Th TINS second veyaEe. 4 she
~. .n,thinc Ike 'olershe cargo. Nil ~
60 better Criterion .! Ne: speea '-ea - pas
than uer former IMP acres ne A'-'It.c
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
Threshing Machines!
j ohm A. Pitts
IMPRov u PREMIUM -, PARAToR
AND
Double PllIOi HORSE POWER.

hangfactur~d At Buffalo. y Y. ~ BRAYLEY :
FI4lo, ~gcc' s-or To -DHN A PITTS. the
Original IEyent tor Eua Patautse.
4 HESE Machines 80 az 1nrivsef f,r thre-ting and
cleaning yrsta snI are acknowledged L. 5e -upe-
rior 10 any other IArerher N TIE ~oFls opera
ZION, finish aud mecEauIca construction.
The Machines for 1851 w have al tif- improve
meEt-, aud ul4ng that PECULIAR 70 this Machine
sIOHe makiLS tnetH AZ superior 10 any heretofore
made IN the perfection ~ Iheir practical OBJ
They admitted 70 De the perfect aad durable
SEPARATOR and fact the only reliable Horse Power
in us- and tEe only genuin~ Pits Iachiny-
TIRES Frs Of different siz are Man
uiactured from wo 10 Ten Ho se
i'oNer; also Pouable Steam
Engines. from I hree to
Twenty Horse Power.
These Machine -ola here a. from g o 20 $500
less than other tbFs-hiug ruacl incur rates.
being - 'anufacturers prics. and tran partstion
only, a. these rates pr-p1re deliver at ny
Railroad station IN state any <teasss,sst md
ing on the Mississippi River. P"rcha-ers vii. DO veil
30 call eaIIy 10 the aad examine our A4calnes
and .er in their orders.
IL Terms iaaae easy Ii
= l.. CARhAL & 60.
agents for Brayiey & Fitls Madison. Wis
p !" "a, sole Agent, Mineral ioiut- 1877
- Faruers ana Thr-f.crs. cali sad s~s FoX's
1schios--taey z-s ~. chores. ar 49,: Z gse.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
MANHOOD
How LOSTHOW RESTORED AGAIN

JssT I.blcshsd a ssGlsd snrsiops-
On the Nature, Treatment and Radical cure
Syermata-rLD-s. @-ftiual NeAkhess, sexual bcbfl'
ity Nervousness sud involuntary tmis.ions, Undue
ius iuIIoIrucJ, Mental aud Thy sical lncApsoity-
BY KuP J CULvEKWELI. N. d.
Author Of the a." Green Book" &c.
The rId-reuopued aufbor. in this admirable lee
ture clearly prove from his experience that the
Aaful us.t yuces u ssif-alu-e mAy be efI-ctusy
removed WIth.ut medicine a cd without dangerous
surgical 0p,raIe Ions bsuEes, Instruments, rlngr or
cordial, pointing out mode OF Al once certais
ami eicr tUaf. % which every Sufferer. no matter
uat hr condition may DE, may cure inseh cheaply
privately and radically. TEIs lectuT. will prove
boon TO thousands and tIou-Auds.
sent under scat To E'ltr-ss posi paid on ths
cipt Il t"o lamp, iy sldressing DIR Chas =
e.. KIM, - Eusery. se- X0YI. Post Dor $3.50.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

Chicago. March H.
Tie rev city cAs-'e7 Vas defeated ie day
- majority Of 2,Ss2-
Brighton, IN Ta-rh u.
Spurious two aud h,es tie Bank Of
f.tsb"~s az ~ c:Tcala'I"r L-rs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
REMEMBER.
REAIFNRFR

There are already good and substantial
couaty buildings At Mineral Point tat viii
he kept il repair At the expense Of the CITY
as long as the county seat remains at tins
place. without expen to The tax payers.
Ii you desire % Increase the already bur
dcnsane taxes q tie people # The county
vote Tor removal. II not vote against tie r.
naval Of the county seat 70 DoosyvIlIe."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

CAaL SHuEz.-We are glad 70 notice the
report tina, he patriot orator. CARL SHrRz has
accepted the appointment Of Minister 70 f0rt-
tai.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
NeW Advertisements.
~ ew Firm
NOTICE.

IN ana after the FIRST DAY - April next the firm -
~ Robert George \ %. will cease To- transact tu-i-
ness any p"rsuu having any business 10 transact
or settle With sIi firm lis hereby mott
bed tha fhcir business be transacted settled
with Robert Grar per.on. he being the only
Der OF the hTa authorized 10 sign it- md
hereny uotjN al hon u NAV concern. that viii
not be heit r-pa ns ble in lr engage
ments OF contracts entered INTO a-reed upon by
any person persons than sell. behalf of said
trn using name ! Riune AAvS the right 10
slsn the name II the said hsm-
ROBERT GEORGE
Mineral Point March 2ist 1861, 4wI 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
d / Z D
EUGENE ERLEI, O. :.
Mineral Point Mar. %. 1851.

II / + II,
At the residence of her son William T Henry in
this City on Friday the 23d inst, r. CLAEL HENRY
aged 90 years.
In this city on Friday the I'll inst. MARY FRAN
CES. infant daughter VI K. M. aud Frances smith
aged IS months
In the town o: WsIdwick on Saturday he 10Th
inst Mr. aaFy iiocXING aged about - years
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
Nov Orleans. March 10.

NcH OFl-8E-, AA-ch 10
The town 81 Newport. Florida, was set on
fire on the - Instant, and eufIoeiy de.l roy
ed. Cess S1a0, go, insurance s13 COS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
NOW AND THEN.
SCpI.

g 1t is not true that the people of Dodge
vile promised to BrILD ALL THE COUNTY
BUILDINGS FREE OF EXPENSE TO THE TAT-PAY-
Frs OF THE COUNTY Iowa County Advo-
cate March 81 1861.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
TO THE
TAX PAYERS
To THE
OF IOWA COUNTY.
GENTLEMEN

GENTLEMEN:
Are you willing tax your
selves 10 raise from ten to twelve thous-
and dollars to build new county Buildings,
when there are already adequate buildings
erected and paid for} If you are willing
TO impose this unnecessary burden on
Yourselves, vote to remove the County
Seat to Dodeeville. if you are not vote
10 retain it at Mineral Point
Yeu know that at the Last election the
people of Dodgeyille promised. if you
voted to remove the County Seat to Dodge
vile, they would erect the necessary
buildings, without expense to the County,
That. in short they would themselves in
eur all the expenses attending q removal.
How did they keep their promises Al
most as soon as tne lection was decided
they applied - the County Board for an
appropriation to build the Court House,
alone Having majority Of the Board
in their interest they succeeded, although
the people OF Mineral Point plainly told
them that if they did get the appropria-
ton they would contest the election bat
+ if thew would fulfill the promises made tv
( them TO the people. and 30 on and build
( the necessary buildings, without ex-
1 pense to the county. they could take the
/ County Seat, and welcome. They refus-
( ed to listen 10 this fair proposition; used
+ their influence with the Board and got the
I appropriation Mineral Point in conse-
+ auence contested the election and obtain
/ Ell an order from the supreme Court set
+ ting il aside In this they fought YOUR
/ battle as much as their own.
/ The Court House in Dodreville in its
present unfinished state, has already cost
i YOU some three thousand dollars y, 900 /
! The Weekly Herald, newspaper just
/ started at D9dgeville TO advocate Is pecu-
/ liar interests, saws in its last issue: The
/ County Board has expended some THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS in assisting the
! people of Dodgeyile to erect Il Court
/ House there OF what the sum consists
may be seen by the following accounts,
/ verified by the Clerk Of the County Board ::
/ OFFICE OF CLERK BOARD SUPERVISORS. ;
] Iowa County, Wis, March IS, 1861.
I STATE OF WISCONSIN,
| County of iowa.
| l. HENRY DCNsTAN
/ Clerk Of the County Board OF Supervisors
! Of Iowa County. Wisconsin, do hereby
certify that the following amounts rs here
matter specified have been paid by the
1 County Of Iowa for the purposes herein
mentioned, as appears b. the records in
my Office:
TO Hosllius Stephens Il Co, for
building Court House. 81, 900 %
To io,klus, Stephens x Co, dis
count on above, ..-.-----.-. Us 50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

such is thc evidence of men who know
The City Of Mineral Point stands pledged
to keep the County Buildings in repair, 50
long as the County Seat remains in this
place: for proof of which see statement Of
WI + HESRY, City Clerk, in the article
over the signature Of the Mayor of the
City. in another part of this paper
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
ATTENTION. MINERS GUARDS.

You are hereby notified to meet at your
Armory on Thursday evening next, the
18th inst, at : clock. for the purpose of
election Of officers for the ensuing year. 10
wit one Captain: three Lieu;enants four
seargeants: four Corporals
: F. JONES
Commandment
EUGENE ERLE1. @ :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

The people of Dodgcville tell Won, that
the sale OF the County Buildings at Nine
raj Point VIII more than pay Tor the cree
ton OF the new Offices This they know IS a
deception They know if the county seat
Is Removed from Mineral Point, the City
of Mineral Point viii claim the property,
as the Buildings are erected on d Public
Square, given 10 the Village Of Mineral
Point, b. Act of Congress, which no sub
sequent Patent, issued To the county can
annuL As long a. the County Seat re
mains at Mn raj Point. the city agrees To
hold Its claim IN allegiance; but a. soon as
the County Seat is Removed, it viii i'm
medately press its claim, and there Is not
doubt, viii substantiate it
Dod-evllle has another ." Ro0rback, to
the effect, that the Buildings at Mineral
Point, are so dilapidatcd, that they viii
require to be rebuilt IN a year or two
This i the same tale they made 50 many
believe two years ago, tn their cha@rin,
when ti.ey found how they had Leen i'm
pczri upon
In order to dispose of tIis read, the fol
lowing certificates Of Architects and Ne
chanics:
MINERAL PoIxr. March 10th, 1851
We the undersigned hereby certify that
we have examined the Court House and
County Offices at Mineral Point, and find
them firm and substantial, in good repair,
and every way likely TO fulfill the purposes
which they were erected, during the
next thirty years.
WILLIAM COADE Builder.
JOHN TOAT. Mason.
CHRISTOPHER STRIKE, Mason,
WM. j. CON. Nas~-
\ COLDS II GRITTY. Mason.
J. f. MILLER, Builder,
RICHARD ROW DEN. Mason,
JAMES GRiFFITHS. Carpenter,
JOS. H. kINSMAN, Carpenter.
PHILLIP ALLEN. Mason.
JAMES CARBIS. Mason,
RICHARD THOMAS, Mason.
JOHN CLOWNEG, Builder
Moreover. the City Of Mineral Point has
offered to keep these Buildings in repairs,
as long as the County Seat remains ut
Mineral Point. as see the following certif-
icate of William 7. Henry, City Clerk
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
CITY Of Mineral Point WIS,
March 10Th 1861.
At meeting of the Common Council cl
said city, held nj the Council Room No
vember -, lN5S, the following proceed
ines among others were had tO-wit:
Thercupon Aid. Cornish offered the fol
lowing Resolution, to-wit
Resolved, That as long as the Board
of Supervisors Of Iowa county permit the
county Offices to remain IN the City Of
Mineral Point, the Common Council viii
keep the County Buildings ii repair ut the
expense OF said CITY
Which said resolution was adopted, all
the Aldermen present "a quorun) voting
for the same.
do hereby certify that the above Is a
true and correct copy, taken from the rec
ords of said City, and that said resolution
is now in full force
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
r.. ! City, this 10th day Of March,
1861
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
VOTERS AND TAN PAYERS.
RENEi,RFR

Bear II mind thai .ofe Tor The removal Of
the county seal, IS u vote 10 Increase ,our
County Taxes
REMEMBER.
The County has alread, been taxed
S2.fl1 = toHarJ. the erection of a Cour.
House that Dodgeyille agreed 10 build al
shoIr owu expense
REMEMBER.
That = fms The Court House and erect n
hnild'ag for Offices viii require a tax Of from
Sio,oJo 70 $4,000 more which You will
have 70 Pay II he county seat IS removed.
- b"ige''lle does not even pretend that she
viii pay another cent towards county build
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

1t is true thar if the County Seat is re-
tanned at Mineral Point, a new Court
House must at no distant dav supercede
the present old and insufficient struc-
ture. 1t Is also true that new ire-proof
building for county Offices, ought not only
in compliance with the statute 10 be erect
ed there, but on account of the dilapida-
ted condition OF the Root House such
a building Is now positively required t. Lc
built. - DodgeyilIe ADVOCATE, March p
1851
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

WILLIAM C0ADE. Boulder.
JOHN TOAY. Mason.
CHRISTOPHER STRIKE, Mason.
WM. J. cox. Mason.
j. T MILLER. Builder.
RICHARD BOW DEN. Mason,
JAMES GBIFFTfHS. Carpenter,
JOS. II kINSMAN, Carpenter,
PHILLIP ALLEN. Mason,
JAMES CABBIS. Mason.
RI HARD THOMAS. Mason,
JOHN GLOW NEI. Builder,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

THE CITIZENS OF DODGEVILLE
WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
ERECTION OF As GOOD COUNTY
BUILDINGS As THERE ARE AT PRES
Emf IN MINERAL POINT. - Iowa
L---..-.--- s l--.--.nt.. -. 81 LIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

JEFF. DAVIS on THE MILITARY COMPLICATIONS
N TE1As.-ln the State Convention, at Austin,
& letter was received on the 5tu instant from
Gen. Waul enclosing letter from the Secrc'
tary of War Of the Confederate States, 10 re-
lation to the military complications IN Texas.
President Davis instructs the Secretary OF
War to say tina, be is disposed TO assume every
responsibility compatible with the relations Of
the Federal Government to Texas. President
Davis considers it due to international courtesy
that the Government OF the Confederate States
(rexas included, after l!er withdrawal from
the United Sta,oS) should accord 10 the troops
belonging to the Federal Government reason.
able time within which TO depart from her ter.
ri.ory. Should the Federal Government re-
fcse TO Withdraw them, President Davis does
not hesitate to say that all the powers OF the
Southern Confcderacy will be promptly EN-.
ploycd to expel them. Gen. Waul, in his
communication, says the possibility Of settling
our difficulties By u reconstruction of the old
Union, is never alluded TO in the Congress !;
and that the proposal would receive about the
same encouragement. as proposition 70 re.
annex Texas to the States Of Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
MIR. Wickham' Position.

We encountered, yesterday, quite large
number Of the citizens Of Henrico, none Of
whom failed to express strong disapproval Of
the position assumed By their delegate to the
State Convention, on the subject OF popular
Instructions
As we understand Mr. WickhanI, he not only
refuses to consider himself in any manner
bound by the resolutions Of the late meeting
of the citizens Of Henrico, but substantially
gives notice that he will not be bound by any
instructions, however positive, and given by
whatever unanitnity by his constituents, ifthose
instructions shall be found to differ essentially
from that course OF policy which he has pre-
scribed for himself.
This is very bold attitude to BE- assumed
by representative under any circumstance,
and especially in q case involving tho most
vital interest of his constituents. We venture
to predict that it is one which Mr.. Wickham
will find it difficult 10 maintain, should nc hap
pen to appear before the same constituency in
another election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
Honor 10 n Sou1hern-born Man by the
Snrtharn Enn,nica OF tho South.

Honor 70 a Sourhern-born Man by the
Northern Enc,nics OF the South.
We clip from the Boston Transcript"
we'll known Abolition paper, the following no.
tics of one of the present Senators in Congress
from the State of Tennessee. The gallant Ten
nessccans must feel aattered at the compliment
thus paid their representative By mouth.piece
of the Summers and the Wilson's Of Massachu-
sets!
ASpnEw JOHNSON Tho Municipal Govern
ment have extended ~ invitation to the vehe'
rable Mr.. Crttendeu to visit this CITY ana re-
ccive our hospitality, and their acton 'nIe's
the approval of ell parties. There is an an"tnet
Southern Senator, however, about to WISH Ne"
York before he returns home, who s'anos
head and shoulders above all others As tue
Southern hero of the late struggle III the Sen
ate. He alone Of the Southern men met seGeS'
sion at the threshold and fought it to the oit'
ter end making it evident that in tennessee ~
must eithcrkill him or he would Kill 1t / ne re-
suit is known to tho whole country; for Inc niS'
real, elective Union victory which, IN the uarh'
est hour Of the winter just gone by, sent
shock Of joy und hope throus u the Despair
ing country, was almest wholly due 10 Tue
pluck, energy and ceursse Of Andrew 1oHu-
son. A Deinocrat-sad Breckenridge Demo,
crat--regardless Of party tics, 81 SECTIONAL
feeling or Of the support Of colleagues, nc
alone Of all the Southern Senators haS SpoAe',
for Union for Union sake, Internationally ara
without compromise He alone has prescT'oeos
hanging as the true specific for treason, ane
to-day lie stands nearer the hearts Of tue Mon
men throughout the South than any otheE nan
in the whole country. 1t is TO be hoped that
the city of Boston will not be echli'a &c"
York in doing honor to so true nah' :" III
yitation to visit Boston should at once DC e2-
tended to Mr.. johnson, and il would prove an
omen that the Union feeling Of the c'natry was
not dead, if Massachusetts and Tennessee
should unite in doing honor 10 the Same man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
Important church Movement.

The Convention composed Of lay members
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church within
the limits Of the Baltimore Conference, met at
Staunton, Va, on Wednesday last and closed
its labors on Saturday evening. It's action
vas highly important, being the adoption Of s
memorial addressed to the Baltimore Annual
Conference, also assembled in convention ut
S.sunton, asking tina: Immediate measures be
taken 20 sever the connection heretofore exist
ing between the Baltimore Conference and the
Methodist Episcopal church North The history
ofthe struggle of the Southern Conference with
the Methodist Episcopal church North, on the
slavery question, is justly regarded as impor-
tant, exhibiting as it does all tho phases that
have characterised the more imposing contest
between the Northern and Southern States on
the same subject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
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TpIportsut Srotr, iiabac:a.

The following is an extract from 4 letter
from Virginia friend now residing az Mont-
gomery, Alabama:
III hear re have plenty Ct ineney in The
treasury. We are going to work 10 earnest
to organize for the cor1ict if it is to con:e
am more ti.au ever satisfied that the tnoye-
nent will be complete success: and ;hat the
Confederate States will soou be among the
Powers that be.
The prevailing sentiment is no re union un.
der any circumstances. All the Conservatives
are now heartily in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Of Georgia, at the head You may tell this 10
the Union men OF Virginia, as fixed iact, the
secedcd States will never rc-unite with the
others. | wish to God We were with tpe:n.-
Well! / shall indulge the hope tbs: we soon
will be-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

\ MISlSlcH CUNrLIMESTEp--A ST. Eau, re.
Gently, Rev Mr. Fisk declared THAT john
Brown was second Jesus Christ" Some
lticsl matters concerning the domestic int.
rests Of Minnesota. and in view Of the above,
adopted the following:
Whereas, The Rev. Mr.. Fisk. Of st. Paul,
hiss declared from the pulpit that John Brown
was j second Jesus Christ" therefore.
Resolved, That Mr.. Fisk has made himself
secoad Bdlaam's Ass; provided, however,
nothing herein contained is intended to Sian.
der the original ass by intimatirg that Mr..
Fisk Is his lineai descendant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
.gs,s Petersburg Eulletln.

We aro sra,ited to ANNOUNCE the Tc'appear-
ance Of this journal, after :, suspension Of n
few months. 1t now appears scni-weekiy, un-
der the management and control Of Henry Clay
Pate, Esq, gentleman well and larorably
known rs Il writer and all editor. The number
before US gives favorable augury of the taste
talent and enterprise with which the Bulletin
is 20 be conducted. l. is Democratic in poll
tics, and favoIS the policy Of immediate seccs-
sion. Success to it