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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
ran EsEevvyarrre FyySEaSES


No. DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for thu
As@A four years Of louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted bis attention the treatment Of private diseases
thfrty yerrB himself having attended practice
May years. and cured thousands he ensbed
All diseases Of pvsts nature, matter how bad they
from injudeus medical treatment, from neglect their
Dr. KaRs DsPenssry is No % Desdk street. between Ohey
aud the SQUARE where be all diseases private nature
eEoRHEA cured without nAucouE medicine or ntererencs
from business
sTrcUrr Of old recsnt OATS, szeouay cured in few
dav1 bv an operation which pain Where structure
mist health csnn0tbs enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermined the Constitution 50 much.
sYYs, with al the diseases Of the skim growing out
Iect OF bad treatments be efectuay cured In few days
sRMNAL WzAss, particular attention having been given
s s and All the growing out oft brought
on III many the destructive habits Of inconEderste
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect
which will undermine he constitution, rendering the subject
ataoE business aOceys and causing premature old
FsmAles who may he is5oTns With any difficulty Of the Won't
nav rest assured ofmmediste relief.
Persons residing abroad D writing AID stating their with
fee encosi directed o Dr. s. King Ne o. Deadrek street
Kashys Tenn Will bsVethe necessary medicine teiT
address with necessary directions stctsecrecy observed. Oss
hour ocIoSkin 5s morning unt Gin the evening. So
ways3.IssedfWly
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Executive HEADouARTERs, I
NJ ,.,,vy,r ~. sranpaeoaa Nov s1Qfh 1871
LNAo1 II-IlEll 7 wv ." Vt lE1I-s
General order No. ~.

General Order No. I2i
To he Officers IN command of The Militia Of The State
of Tennessee in the I'd, Sd and 4h Decisions.
The danger Of invasion upon the part of the Fed
eral forces is imminent. This invasion threatens
the quiet and security of your homes, and involves
the destruction of your sacred rights Of person and
property. The warning example of Maryland
Missouri and Kentucky, bids you, if you
would preserve your fresides, your homes
and the ssnctity of your wives and daughters
to meet the despote invader and his miniOns st the
threshold of your State, and drive him back. Let
the soil of Tennessee be preserved from his unhal
lowed touch, and let him know that in defence Of
our liberties and our affairs every Tennessesn is
resdy to yield up his life. Gen. a. S. JOHNSTON
commanding the forces of the Confederate States in
this Department, in view of this threatened danger
has called upon me to send to the field such force
a. can be armed by the State.
In obedience to which requisition, and to repel
the invader thirty thousand of the militia of this
State are hereby called to the field.
Ofhcers in command f-tbe militia of the %, Sd
and 4th divisions viii hold their commands in read
mess to receive marching orders by the 18th inst,
unless In the meantime sufficient number of vol
unteers shall have rendered their services to fill
this reQuisitiOn.
Special orders to the commanders of the militia,
apportioning this requisitiOn among the different
brigades of said divisions, will be Immediately for
WGrded, accompanied with such instructions and
directions as nay be necessary to the movement of
troops to the places of rendezvous.
In the meantime Captains will direct their com
psnes to parade on some given day, with whatever
arms they may have, and they will take all other
proper and legal steps to possess the arms, within
the bounds of their respective districts, and mme-
diately report to the commanding officer of their
regiments the number of arms and aecoutrements
as well as the strength of their companies.
By order of IsaAM G. HARRIS,
Governor and Commsnder-inC Chief
VIC. WH1TrHoEEE, Asst Adj't General
es~Nemphis papers and West Tennessee Wing
copy. noy2O-u
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IN Unfagsao cure for Seminal weakness, Moe
tnrnal EmInissiOns, IaPOtsncg Loss q POtOsT,
PdiE1 Ia khS BdcE Sf0n6 Ia The Bladder O5atTHetsd
and Difficult Aszst-Hattoa, AID al Dtseascs caused
w deViGsin2 from E5s pGEA Of HatarS, and Esdu0iE9
- lSs{e- Pollution.
3D. the weakened Of generation speedily cured and
fall Vigor restored.
ind and body promote connub happiness
the Cherokee Cure the poor debilitated
desparng devotee Of sensual pleasure will relief
It h safe and pleasant in TASTE but Immediate in its aetion;s
inng mineral poison but is prepared from pure Vegetsh
extracts, In the form OF q delicious syrupI
q per Bottle, or three bottles Tor s. and snd forwarded
b. express to all parts Of the world.
Sold By all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. P-oPnetors, Memphis Tenn.
Sold Essavile By REng ( Pendeton Berry DerluTills
g. W. HeadsrBhott, End b DruggiEI everywhere.
Oet29dtW&Wly
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BassaHk aniou mo 5nl,tifan
ExEcUTyE HEABouARTERs [
Nashville, Nov. %, 1861.

General Order N0s IS.
Having learned thRt some Of the commanders OF
the militia eonsrue the special orders issued for
the execution of general order No. IL SO as to pre-
vent volunteering from their respective commands
after this date they are therefore hereby ordered
to use ell legitimate means to secure sudac'ent
zlluaher Of volunteers from their respective con-
nands to Ell the call made upon them to make up
The. thirty thousand men ordered into service. In
every instance they will credit their respectivecom
rusnds By csch man who has volunteered or may
volunteer from them 20 fill up this call, and only
detail from the militia such number as viii be
sufficient when added to the volunteers, to make
up the number apportioned to their respective com
nands.
Where volunteer companies have been formed
from different militia commands, each militia
command will be credited by the number of volun-
teers that Il furnished to such companies and where
men propose TO volunteer to make the number, ap-
portoued to be taken from their respective militia
companies to prevent detail from the militia, you
viii receive them in squads of such number as they
may present themselves, and send them forward to
rendezvous where they viii be organized into vols
unteer companies and regiments, So much is the
volunteer fer 3 term Of twelve months preferred
70 detailing the militia into service, that vol
unteers will be accepted in lieu Of the militia
st sny time previous to the mastering of the
Iaiiia into the service OF the Confederate States
Volunteers, whether in squads or companies. are
directed to move without delay to the General Rem
devious designated N special orders.
Colonels of regiments will at once make return
of the number of guns reported to them by their
c.1ta;ns Tn order that annie prepsrations NAV
be made at the General Rendezvous for the supply
of the force called out, Brigadier Generals will re-
port their details to the Adutant General immediate
~. They viii not move the militia from their homes
until they receive marching orders to that effect
Byorder Of lsHAM G. Harms,
Governor aud Communicating Chief.
". G. MHTTHoRNE, Acting Adjutant General
Banner, Patriot and Gazette please copy.
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PmOTOGRAPHaC CARD.

TAKE pleasure IN announcing cid friends and
toners that after an absence OF two years. have again re-
turned % resume the practice Of the Photographic Art
In ell ~ branches having purchased the interest Of ny brother
10 the old established Gallery IN Union Street. having sper
four months in New York the past Sumner chain fnly al
Ne late improvements in the Art. have painted renovated
enged tha auite Of Rooms throughout ny acea are
now better 70 produce first class thar Galleries
beast Of and coduee 70 The comfort Of patrons not
only to susan the proud position the Gallery heretofore
Iasaineds but 70 elevate Il TO s higher standard have
also engaged tie services of Ar COOK, 81 the Photo
spher in Tie world who the Pictures which Obtained the
ant premium 81 the World Fair IN Londcn in ISL An
determined only thiI the lesdng GALLERY 10
szte, but EoTk shall not Be surpassed North or sea
snd nov INTRODUCES to he public tbs believing Eylsu
Iaperial Photograph, India InkI
Fiyuette, plain o eolorsdl
1vorysypeSs coloredi
Pastel Pictures, LIE siHe
Photographs on Canvass, life Erst
Whiting Cards, fall length, plain
Autograph PhotogIsphs, is taken 81 one ,lttl-s
Bserreoscope1 on glass paper.
continue 70 make tie MelAiEotype and RSra a. hsrsto
ioI' The a0evs styles all entirely city, except
ne Autograph Card Ehsh only made enc a. tiae All
Eho are In want ofAnyhng 10 line politely invited give
ne call before visiting elsewhere, when prove b. oocalar
aszaon1traton TIE aboV fkcts. Respectfully,
oetSl-H ?. ". HUeHn5.
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500 Reward.

ID An away from The svbribr the 9th lost, two miles
from Lebanon, Wilson county, Tenn, negro named
UhaFles,-dark complexion, made, about twenty
old, about Ave ret nine inches in height and
weighs about 40 pounds writes very good hand, and W
doubtless have PASS carpenter by trade When he left
home carried with him his uunk, and has silt Of soldiers
clothes Has lived in Memphis
will give The above reward for his arrerest and coprment
noyl3-lm BERRY RHITEsIDEs.
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mBmaAsms Quitkstep.

hAB hdSSnS VOAfA9tCps
HAVE just isszed beautiful piece n Music bearing the
above titles deic Ated to the brave defenders that
Memorable SPOT Prise, So cents
Also editions OF The Pa etto Song, 40 cents Song Of
the south. 50 cents Dixie all Right 50 cents Souhtrn Boys
30 cents; souhern Rares 81 cen Thou art Near and
yet Far, Az This Fsnt Resemblance 20 cents Southern
Belle Polka, 40 Pride Of the ssuth Hszarks, 20
Minute Ne Flag OF the souih-by Eav KRIS 20 cents
Reoollectiens OF Memphis, 'Romanzs 60 cents besides
many others Of my publication, together with the Fuba
tons OF all the Southern houses
All sent post free, receipt Of the marked price.
For Drums and Buglss, send TO 3 Union street.
JAS. hCCLURA, Music Publisher.
P Ss-In press and will be out lO6 November, 'Lorena"
40 cents Cottage By Sea- IS cents Lees0urg March 20 on
and Dixie Quiekstsp 80 cents seld your oct2t
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EMOVA
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE purchSeedof W. W Finn hiS stock Of Wall Paper,
&c. and renewing ny stock Of Locking Glasses, Gt
Frames, Venetian Blnd5, Winfex Shades, Artist MateTas
80, c 70 his ~ Finn'B old Stand, - Public E7uars
neg Dsasek street. WHERE IIha b glad % AZ I1ss aas
patrons ". K8n1AAHs
lEStt TO-
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G. r r e. ~ 81 co.
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gEIVA
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Hardee,s Enfantry Taetic,s.
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NOsG Unions street
8AVl
HaFdee's Infantry Tactics,
Louisville editou-2 CO. Fine Autographs Illustrations
Price 90 j0-by mail - 90.
HARpRES TACTICS, Memphis edition. vols 10 PElcs
81 50-by mail Is.
Instructed for
HEAVY ARTILLERY prepared by board Of Army Officers
Price "a 0O-ly mail 4 50
He TROOPERS MANUAL; or Tactics for Light Dragons
and Mounted Rfeen Used through the South Price 81 rs
by mail 2 90.
FLYiNG ARTILLERY or, Guide for the Field ArtIsrist
Price % 5g-by msil 90.
Works Psyonet Exoese, Army Regulations, Tertiaca
tons and Engineering, expected daily.
Maps of the Seats OF War.
Map No size Axe feet representing all the Southern States
Very complete Price 81 90
Nap 3 2x30 inches, representing Pennsylvania
York, Welsvsre Maryland, Virginia. Ohio and Kentucky
sh wing every post Office village town and city, Price 81
Map No. 3, 2Ox30 Representing all the States North and
South. Price 81.
map No 4 sO13O Representing Kentucky Tennessee and
adjoining States Price 81.
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diagram of Washington City and Georgetown Price 81
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Q. HDTGEDs 1.B. EARRB T. P. EDwARu.
EDWARDS, HARRIS & CO,
Successors to Edwards, GakersOn o.,
Wholesale GPOcers.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
IN
6raadIeS, wines, TObaecOs, Cigars, &s.
nnPEAa nnrrrnrarn ON. pm rrp rrnr


OORBas o0LLEeEA5D ozDRoR SzRKEzG
Nashville, Tenn.
EKZz ARE IN RACKIPT OF LARGE AND WILL
psd IN part e follows, to which respectfully nVs ths ~
SUGAR, mOLASsES AND SYRUP.
9 bids Louisiana Sugar. sObes LovsrinEI powdered
8 Dbl Cesss sobos ssi5' R Ge.i ssg.rl
100 half bb Plantation No 50 PesElg tls Louis sOldsa
sobbll Refined EoIasssG SOpH Esv Orleans aOIdsa
" hsls LovsrinE'l ohSush- syruPI
COFFEE.
100 sgs Baltimore BIO coEesT 80 bags ola Col Java ooss
100 bsgs New Orleans Bio COZ 50 bass Laguirs oOEssi
loo bbE EOctinsa WhshyI Obbh BObztsOn county WAs
To- Ky DD 30 bSis Smiths on R.s~vs
puneheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIEs. WINES, &C.
10 garter casks ssiEns's'' 10 S&.E' Madeira Ki1s
sa sasasss s.s, o Dupr,y e 6dirs Pr: ~s'
ss5 H EeeSs, Brandy 10 E b A's' "''
10 g {" United ProPrissOT'I g Pks Ginger wlDsI
100 PEs American Brsnayr 5 boz ss5 f-
loo Ginger Phs Lemon oC1aiAl
3, Raspberry Spk1 Holland GIaI
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
SOC boxes Virginia TObnoOO-V.riOuI bTSsdsI
$50 4" KENTUCKY
25ksgIA Al Smiths Pancaks TobAoooI
5000 Superior Havana oigan-VsriOas BrAsAsi
100000 German
5000 Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP
eco boxes tar oandlssi 50 boIes SeeaTins Ca1disI,
200 hH 80 :" TAlloW "
l50 o. $50 boxsI Soap VaKioas hadSi
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family FLOUR
100 I" 4" Superans "
100 bags PsanEyfYania BuckRheat Flour
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks ane and cosrss Salt iC0 dozen BuekstsI
500 bbs KanaEha Salt 80 nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and sFikesI . sacks Alnondsj
SOC boxes dlags Wre 50 bbs Pecana and RilbeTgl
500 Reels Cotton Roper 10 kbs English WAlnulsI
100 casks sodai 100 dezen Broomsi
1900 poEnds Bar LeadI 100 dozen Zine Wash Boardsf
SEQ bags Shot, assorted Essi 500 Wrapping Paper
lG0 dozen Fresh Cove OyBteTIl 90 hAgs PepperI
Is cases sardines, and 25 " AIiSpicsi
boxssi 50 bz Ground hustsrdl
SO buS Lemon Syrup 20 Fire orscksui
$50 pkG RsisinSi 50 hbiI Older FinegGzl
100 Macksreft EebblsXI AIfi
= chests Green and Black
% Teas;
With variety Of ether articlen
nSss-a EDWARDS, HARRIS ! 60.
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Removed.

HAVE removed Shoe establishment Market street. No
SIS scar the public square, door 10 MOnsR 4 Bon
where would be pleased former customers and friend
And shall sndeayor At All TINS 10 Keep hand general
uent Of Home made Boots ind shoes, IN ss Erea
varsity and st low the prise Of materials via justly
OF made TO order
Highest make. price paid for hides and Leather.
sep2Gd JAMES W. HAMILTON.
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Land fer sale.

application be nsds before I Jsuusry viii sell OF accom-
u nodstng terms, Forty Acres OF Land, thrss niles
ron TIE Corporation limits, Mil Greek opposite Mai Goa
This enc q The most locations Davidson county
About Of tie land r. In timber the balance cuTa
uon There are on the premises coorabe cabins and ne
Young orchard Apply to MAJ osyEs Fiase, 70 ny
sen ior psItieulA-s oH4e, z. WLHBTOHi
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J. W. MORRISON. wz FIeHrdAsTER-
MORRISON & CO.,
COmmiss1ons Receiving ana Forwarding
ME HANTg,
No. HORard's Row, Memphis, Tenn.
DRoNPT attention given all goods consigned to
RUERRHcEs.
Graham, Parker & Son, Memphis, Tenn.
shadbouTn > FORESTER, st. Lons, Mo
French Reed Armstrong, Blair, Nashville, Tenn
octl7-3mS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28

Nashville Gum FACTORY.
Bark Mills.

FE best improved double grinding BARK Mills yet invent
ed Is being Manufactured. will be ready for DE-
hveEy By the Rrst OF October For sale at
J, LUMSpEN co.,
No II South Market street, Nashville, Tenn
LUMSDEN 4 MANN
eeptl-H No So Magazine street, New Orleans, La
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KNITTEEss War

RNITTEEAS WAHTED.
KTE want to hire Two KNITTERS, who can
w work on Knitting Macanes.
BORGFELDT, THOMPSON & Co.
Hosiery Mandatory,
November ], 6l-dim No. &c Cherry street.
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CoNPTRoLL1R's CFFTCEl
Nashville, enn, Sept Il. 1869
This Is to certify that the Auguts Insurance. and BANKING
cOmpan located At Augusta in the State Of Geo ea,
piled with all the requirements OF the Code tire subject q
Foreign Insuan Companies IN section 1893 1917 inclusive
well the Act Of 24h March, 1862 chapter 25 20
requrnl depoIt with the Copoer twenty taonsznd dor
lars Of six per ceot Bonds Of the State.
And that Jesse Thomas Is the ezslly authorized Agent
said Company in the city OF Gasnyyille State OF
4. S. J, 7. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
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Special Attention PaId 90 Sales OF Flour.
III & Co; o; Dufeld, N o. A Fisher Cashier Bank
Tennessee, Nashville Alson Anderson Co, Nashville; W
Eune, Cashier, OlarksYe; Meachem Gabreath Memphis
Young late win Mcclure Courts at GAINESVILLE, L in
this house. nov6-,3mE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28

The above Of the eldest AID most reliable Insuranee
Companies in the South Those wishing viii please
Square. JESSE THOMAS,
noV2-d1m Agent
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litn Inc greatest aEnounb insurer 1lU,ptO.
18th. Amount insured N any city snot defined.
18th. The greatest saoubt in block, 9l5,OUO.
Personsiy appeared before me- tie subscriber McCay,
Secretary Of the Augusta Insurance. and Banking Company,
who being duly sworn deposeth and saith that the
ment is coct and true to the best Of hs knowledge belief
o z. NoCAY, Secretary.
sWoIn and subscribed before me- 18th August 1861
AGPHIUS G. BsANE,
Notary Public.
The oath which the Secretary above taken part
Is President take my part.
WIN N. D'ANTTNGNAC President
Sworn to and sribed before me- this 3Oh cay Of August
1851. T. J. TICKER,
J. P. for Fayette county, Tenn.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-29
TlHGT.lT O. II1,FE.


The el ,c,ion Of It's: Gentleman 70 lie Unit-
ed States Senate in plare IF Hen CHseL1s
DrEKEF. took place tie -3i- Mr.. Howe
having received the nauiuarien IN tse canc-s
the evening evioas Gov. RANDALL fiHitf g
that he stood 10 chance Tor "a nomination.
Withdrew h:S nam, from before .he caucns,
and requested his friends TO vote for Judge
Howe. which leg DAD. ard thereby secured
his nomination.
We had hoped Int 'le rights q 'le YES
would f"r once have been earded hy = 2
Repnh'ican members - Ire ie.Ei -ia'ure, and
that a western MIN would have been ch9~ea
L. s. Senator. especially ~ lie inga d aer
choice vas one wlo possessed every .Iaa.'a-
catlnn requisite for Lti,Lfa. discharge If u {
duties Of tho office, and who darcs "a do Ii
iu;y on all occasions, regardless 81 consequent
ces. 9ut ii Til, We have hsen disappointed
The West ls--aeaia-- ignored, and the Lasi
with the AID OF What j. termed tie Madison
clique" Is agar. Triumphant.
lis. election of .4dge How Q. Ear as re-
lases TO the man OF lis political Standing
gives Us 40 ,i.sl,leasu4e. We haze long look
ed upon him Is one q tie first m ~ The
State in point Of iuieIirc'. honesty AMI every
-,a,emaulike qaslidcaii,n requisite fsr firth
fgl public servant. The iuaaaer il which D,
"nnsihIated' the <ophcsf u tie Democratic
champion Of The West. IN tie public discus.
sion IN this city during the late campaign
Confirmed our forfntr a fvoral ic ofii ION % :
ability rs a sneaker and I; statesman. That
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-29
Logi sIa:iye Beings.

Among lie dJ.uc9 Of tie Legislature since
orr last. s.ani7 mo-t prominently ,he election
of [. :. se.a.-r The vote on joint ballot
stood for Timothy O. Howe, Of Green Bay
% far H. L. Palmer. OF Milwaukee 81.
4 bill 70 repeal the act Of last winter re-
qnlfing notice 30 be given Of special Leei-la-
-ioa has passed .1sc Assembly. a. also has 4
bin 70 amend tie law Of l-5j relating 10 the
sale Of Lands far mp ii Taxes and the con-
ycyauce and redemption thereof
On tie ash 81. Joiner presented ! nel-
tioD from citizens Of IoHa coan;y for tie re-
rnsval Of the County Seat:
The following resolutions offered by Sena-
STEWART were taken up:
Eesoirea .fste -dsseoi5ly co,-,.r,) That tie
following resolutions. reported by a minority
Of the select committee II b N the Cou4Tes
Of the United States, and signed 81 Elessrs,
Tappau 81 New HampsAife, and Wasiburl
81 y .scou>ln, teHec- the Judgment aai sen
i.meuts - the Legislature Of Wisconsin,, aad
that as views aj4d patriotic conclusions are
alone a.,le 10 res.oEe peace atd Yerpetultt 70
our E.arIeg- Republic.
Aes1Ipd. Ias.. he p-o-issoH5 Of the Con
s-itaueu are ample Tor the preservation OF The
ou.on, and lie protection Of al. tie ma'erial
Interests Is the caguft, = y i i-.aQs - De
obcyci rather than amended and that cN-
trte4tion tom present difficulties sh uid be
looked tor ~ efforts 80 protect aut preserve
The IEh.lc property, aud tne eUtbTc .,Gent OF
the laws. rather lhau ii LeW guarantees Tor
particular Interests Or con. promises and con-
ee-s.oi.a 10 unreasonable demands"
Afsar considerable discussion tie Rcsola
tons were adopted % to (.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-29
Total is52 Il. SD 50 $40 is. $40 .

low They RAISE THE WNB.-Among tile
items OF news from Charleston t.oatIu, afudua
loose IN secession cIrcies here. Is q ~gur, That
the bon. -, Aiken has been m De - ..,il--
gorge IN ald Of Tie cause much against his
VIII as follows: He was notified thai be was
expected to advance forty thousand dollars
TO that end. He plead his rieht to advance
Or not as be might please adding that he
I'D not have the money. He was then prompt
ly notified that he had BEEN assessed that
amount and must promptly pay It, under tile
penalty OF having II raised by the immediate
couilscatlon and sale ofhis properly in Chs.rI,-
Ton, worth many times as much. To save
that from utter destruction, he did raise the
amount demanded. and IL paying it remark
ed that his lot would be better if he was n
Journey man carpenter at the North, shovlYr
a JACK Ei"ae at - per day WAGES, than the
south Carolina millionaire he was hetore II
vas eSsayed to reduce the South under f.
military desPotism lie IS ro~ cone Of the
suspected, hls course in refusing TO seem to
be pleased with paying the forced loan hc~
ing earned him the dangerous reputation Of
beng disaffected to the cause WASHINGTON
Star, Jan IS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-29
tsss~ Tas7- eeel-v

~ lHr0RrANT Hrc~IaN.-N e Fna in
me iitssbn-g POST an hyperion, decision
rendered 10 the Nupreue Cour; ii Peru>vl-
yaaa, hy Judge y Caavar5 IN which i. +,
dee led taai iu Suit brought ~ % raiL0sd
. bonds. lie plaintiff can "a recover inter-
cst upon The amruut faf which canpanr
sod I.e rds. jHGre Woodward admits
ntat be stands alone. Ia the position that
bones Il Tins G. q acter Should 30. b.. t5e.t-
I'd i ordinary securities. \ this is the
i.rsi decision. 81 which we have heard. IA
@aich the liability upon til s. bonds Is
hr Hght down u the siandl d ottEe ronsil-
Grafton Paid fa---tnen. i sill be hailed u.s.
NE c7mmaHi les AMI counli ID Iae We T..
which have sod themselves 50 cGe7r'v 3
F~l.-e4.s So .u7.tleEs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-29

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