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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05
h9- Gen. Fremont may possibly

EeJ- Gen. Fremont may possibly be
an incompetent fool, as some have al.
legged, but somehow he seems to be pret-
ty wide awake to making Improvements
IA the means of beduug the enemy.
He has taken measures 10 ndd 10 his
army two rocket batteries, an arm not
hitherto employed in our service, but
capable Of immense execution, espe-
ciaiIy agains; the Irregular and un-
disciplined cavalry IN which the reb-
els abound. The army Of the Potomac
will, we presume, in time be similarly
proyided.-N. Y Iri5une
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05
from Vanity Fair.

FACE CARDs--Cagd photographs.
NOT EXACTLY FANCY BREAu.'-TAe Rolls
Of the Great Eastern.
TrscAS AHr--The new photographs on iyo-
~.
YANKEE MAsUFAcrUREs.-Holmes'pu pun and
Lowell prints
UNCLE sam TO TnE RrssrAy BEAR-a Give
rs your paw, old feI, you're one Of the righi
sort
WHAT THE CoUSTRY ExrECrs-That Nc
CIellans staggering blow, when it falls, viii
make a Virginia Reel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05
FASHIONABLE RARBFR

physician, Surgeon. and Accoucheur. Mineral
L Point, .s oa5ce aue door above Spragae' IS
Tun Shop, HIGH Street -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05


about ten miles from Bowling Green, Is a
commander Of a company OF Home Gaa ds.-
He had the guns Of his company a his house,
on hearing Of the arrival of Gen. Buckuer a,
Bowling Green. he sent them to Col. Grider :
camp in a uciehboring county. The next
day a squad, dispatched by Buckner. cal ell
at his house and. finding only his daughter.
demanded the guns of her. She answered
that they were rot there, and that If they
were she would not give them mp. They
handed Gea. Buckners order for the weap-
ous. and she tore it up before their faces
They went to the bucket and took each a
drink of water whereupan she threw the rest
out and commenced securing the dIpper.
They concluded that they could do no bes-
ter than 60 back and tell their General about
their adventure and get fresh Instructions
Louisville Journal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05

1tESERAT. Dval-ria Dry Goods, Groceries. Pro
IL visions, Hardware, sc, yellow Stone, Wis.
November 7. 1855 "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05

*. Does my son William that's in the
arrnv get plenty to eat ?" asked lady Of
recruit ng sergeant, the other day. @Ee sees
plenty. vas the laconic reply. Bless his
heart, then. know be Will have it if he can
see II he always would at home
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05

SUPEaCEssIoN For the last six weeks. the
Tribune of this city. and the New York Her
ald (a more traitorous sheet than the Dan
book ever was) have been Supercediug Free
mont. Fremont has shown his iucapactv to
command. Cameron has gone to St Louis
as chief headsman." Cameron Will return
with his head IN a basket" The axe Is now
ready to fall The axe viii fall tomorrow,
next day, next week, DC, &c" Such Is the
infamous hue and cry with winch these
hounds have opened CA the heels OF the gal
laut Fremont while he. with his life in his
hand, with 9Uch al aralv as he could succeed
ia gathering to-ejl- n spite of the thousand
Impedlmeats placed in his way by enemies
at home, and the neglect OF red tapIsts at
Westinghouse pushing the foe into Arkau-
sas beyond the confines of Missouri. Every
moment we expect to llca- hs las crushed the
foe, or fallen like hero, fighting that battle
on whose result depends tie safety of the
Northwest and even Chicago itself Fremont
Is hEh4ing for u.s. and The Tribune can find
nothing better 20 do than 10 make mouths be-
hind las back, and weaken the public conf
dence ii his ability; thus doing him, his
cause, and his army, a thousand times more
harm than if it should openly advocate the
rankes. Je fl. Davis treason and piracy. But
he Is no! yet superseded.
Il Is very natural that uDpriucjpled papers
like these should begin To tatc such man as
Mcclellan next in hand. Already the dogs
begin to bark at bls heels. ale IS now to be
superseded" Gen. HalIeck is the coming
mau' "Oh yes" "Hurrah for HalIeck -
Lies are flying 20 and fro plenty Is blackbcr-
ries The telegraph clicks bus.!y. Our Nor
thern traitors gather he news into their stink
ing cauldrous ana diligently stir 1t about
"Supcrcede Mcclellan" IS now the cry. The
only seeming diff renee between secession. -
South, and "supcrcession," North, consists in
the fact that the former IL open hostility, and
the latter Is a sne1king mode of stabbing our
country and It's defenders, and therefore all
the more dangerous and difficult to meet
The former inspires a quasi respect, while the
latter effects nothing tut the contempt hate,
and disgust of all true patriots.-R T. Ga
-etfce
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05
Selerted .sflisrellann.
The Victory over Zollicoffer-Particu
lars Of the wildcat Battle

Z L
lars OF the wildcat Battle
The defeat of Z illicoffer's rebel forces a,
Camp Wildcat. ia heutucky, has already
been reported in our dispatches, but a car-
respondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial!
writing Oh the 22d instant, gives the follow
ing interesting pariic lars:
=" The people n Camp Dick Robinson are
sounding the loud tImbrel. Notvi. a-ia4d
In-5 lowering SKY aud humid atmosphere,
hItarIty reigus About two clock this morn :
ing, courier with ms escort dashed up the
road on a foamtug steed. with tidingS of 4
Union victory At Wildcat. Gen Schadt an :
naHnced, IN q b-ief drspa ch 70 Brig. General
houaS hat ZoIlIcOfer. with 5000 IA flutry
and l,30O eaFairy, attacked him In position
yes serday morning a seven O'clock and was
rePulsed- At On. clock u. n. lie renewed
the attack at another point, and was again
repeled. At 4 later hour lie made Il third
unsuccessful attack, and was again repeled.
The federal i.ss was four killed and twenty
wounded. The rebel loss was not ascerIalned.
because our men did not leave their position
"LollIcoher, no doubt, supposed that Col.
Garrari had not been reinforced. His orig
NAL force was his own regiment and part Of
another Subseq ueutly battery (s:x guns)
reached hlm, and on Saturday and Sunday
the !9tb Ohio Col Connell. aal the 23d In
diana arrived. The guns OF the battery were
not brought into Elgnroa. play uut.l the sec I
ond attack, when n few rounds drove back
the rebel. Ine despatch from Gen Scha!t
treats II the affair as IN attack and not Is a
reconnaissance On force. | Infer however, that
the rebel GENERAL ,vas jear,rin - al -.
position, which u represented to ulc Il, c1pa-
BIZ nf f,rf,i Z. i,r.. l. l.,.. ..-,.. - -. I =
7. q news If rhe ti.rrf in.7,..t -,.l. tr.,','.
aud they maujf.sraI ro-,l. a,.,I.r, - 49,
forward
The retrea. Of G-n Z,IIicatr.r. has mr. val
10 b.. ra.,.t .li-s.t,.,,,. .,,d III ,fi',.r
fr,,n On, VIII - -. n. -.
he had lett ms 4. .aI and d,.in,, .s,yav-, aInI,,
the road from .tbat poi,t. 10 I3}b,,~s,jlla IL
IS estimaled thal ono men r.ari.l,al IN ill.,.
retreat alone. and tha. ms los an the h,-,la
and tt., retrea, will amount =, ! 50o mon
TIL. resrea, l.-a.. .,rlt. j., ,T.,.-,{,,. '..nr,.-
i1,, Tn. d.qI We. f.e ~. - 81 ~ l..
buried Nv tI.a m. -, t,'-.. 81 -
literally strey-p with t5..n Tbrv mas b,,'s
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pressed aroused ~ ,le r,porf ~ IN. yicto,.tr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05

n 0TARY Public. Land Agent. &c. &c, Arena,
~ lows county. Wis. Viii attend 10 the pa y1aeut
81 l.1ss, &c. SitA accuracy and dispatch. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05

CHAErrY-N ght kissed the young rose, and
it bent softly 10 sleep. Stars shone, and pure
dew drops hung upon its bosom, and watched
its sweet ~lumbers- Morning came with its
dancing bJeezes, and they whispered To the
young rose. and il awoke joyous and smiling.
LAghtiy It danced to and fro in all the lowell
ness Of health and youthful innocence. Then
came the ardent sun god. sweeping from the
east aud smote the young rose with lis scorch
ing rays and il tainted. Deserted and almost
heart broken, ii dropped to the dust in love
illness and despair. Nov the gentle breeze
which had been gamboIing over the sea
pushing on the home bound bark. sweeping
over hill and dale by the neat cottage and
the sill brook, turning the old mill, tanning
the brow OF disease, and trisking the curls Of
innocent chIldhood-came tripping along On
her errauds of mercy auu love, and when she
saw the young rose she haSienet TO kiss It
and fo2diy batLed its forehead in cool, re-
freshing showers, and the young rose revived
and looked and smiled in gratitude to the
kind breeze. but she hurried quickly away
for she soon perceived that a delicious fra
GRANGE had been poured on her wings, by the
grateful rose aud the kind breeze was glad
in heart. and went away singing through the
trees. Thus charity, like the breeze, gathers
fragrance from the dropping flowers it refresh
es, and uucon sciorslv reaps a reward IN the
performance Of lis office Of kindness. which
steals on the heart like rich perfume, TO bless
and TO brighten.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
In the old Eagle saloon. opposite the Iowa County
Bank, dinerai Point Wisconsin ty
B L I . . & s O n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05
J. IL. 1IoFFETT. VI. u.
DIX. WV. uII.pEBK4>D

nFFlcE n N,fett's Block up stairs. Mineral
~ Point, Wisconsin, Say
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05

sH \ DEAR CHANGE-From being a ua-
tion under the rule OF an old Buck, the South
Is now reduced 10 a Stag-nation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05
.lOHN IL. WE -TNN.


NOTARY pnhlic, Convey yancer. ana General gent
y Lin5sn Iowa county. Wisconsin 1ott
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05

r. NOW

nR0rTrE and general Commission Merchant,
1 dealer in SAT-. Water Lime. Sc. Stone usFt-
rouse. near :. K D pot, Mineral Point 1912
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05

MARRIED NEN. - There i nothing more
common in experience and observation. than
the partalty felt by young and unmarried
men ter the society of married women. and
the love Of unmarried young women for the
society Of married men. suppose that nearly
every young man and young women has a
time o. feeling that 4 the desirable matches
in The world are disposed of. aud that the
uarFiageahle young persons left are really
very iRsipId companions. This Is entirely
natural. but exceedingly unreasonable. To
expect man 20 be as much Of 4 man with
out wife Is with one : just "a reasonable
as to expect 4 halt finished honse to be as
for an unmarried man, other things being
GO nal. to be a. agreeable n companion as a
married man. and lest ! be suspected Of q
Jest in this satemeut, I wish 10 assure my
readers hat an entirely in earaes..- TIaa5-
thu IilcoB5.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05

E8- One thousand negroes. owned
in Missouri. and whose owners were
hurrying them into Arkansas, have
been turned back by the rebels, who
are unwilling to see Missouri denuded
of her slave population.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-11-05

SINGULAR CASE OF SUIc1pE.-A
man named Droussel, liquor dealer
from SAeboygaD, went into 4 gun shop
at Milwaukee on Thursday, picked out
a pistol which he would buy, had it
loaded before purchasing 1t, and shot
himself through the head on the spot.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04

"Losr D,Ro"-Up TO within two weeks
past. THE SUBSCRIBER" xas s'iz and pos
sessed of valuable newfoundland dog.
which be would Mt have snapped eff for "a
mule. Within the time specified the animal
has been list OF mislaid. THE SUB CgIBhR'
sv.rsid think he had b'en stolen. if he could
briug himself to believe that there is man
woman or chill in Nashville mran enough to
seal Dig fom amioble gentleman.
The Dig in qut stion had on when he left
a suit OF With h.,ir. with a section of black
territory surrounding The left eye and tx
tending over III. lett ear. His delivery TO
.-THE SuBScKIB TX will lie highly gratifying
Ia that gentleman. who will renembTr the
.liv-ref in his oIisons. and thus literally re-
ward him for bi- IreHble and fatigue
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04

LIFE 81 GEN H,-KEIL We copied an ar
iicIe from The Rspu5 icIa Banner u few days
since, which aGaouIc Il that GEoRGE Ba Err.
E O., OF G ,IIalin- is engaged in writing tie
life OF the IIie WV. L. HASKELL The friends
and admirers OF Grn- HASKELL everywhere
VII b.. gI to hear That such a work is in
pr, paraiiOn, and that il has been undertaken
i,y one so fully equal to the task as Mr.. BA-
BEK who Is one Of our most graceful and
scholarly writer's
Mr.. BaBEK, in order to make his work as
lull aid complete as possible, desires to Cob
|, CT ali the materials that Can he lad. and
will be glad t" receive, from any sruTce, any
facts. Incidents. or anecdotes connected will,
the name OF G n. HASKELL and illustrating his
character. H h"p-s that Cen. HASKELL :
friends will iurni all the materials they
can. and al as early day as practicable.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
WfZZ Oil.

Over five thousand b tiles of This pain ex-
Termination have been sold in Nashville In
three week by the eel brated WIZ ARD OH
Man. who daily and nightly amu-es iarg
and discriminating crnwd, on the Public
So Iare, in front OF Rains d Browns Drug
Store, with humorous an cdptes and com c
songs. Every bottle i. warranted TO Civ.
SUBTRACTION ia curing r ieum ltism, Neural
gia. n rvou> and Sick ii adach-, Toothache
Sore Threats. or DipIheria, Sprains, Lame
Bsck. Cuts BRUISES. Burns and Scalds, Spinal
AfscIi 'ns, Crainp and Ch"lic Pains, Cont act
e'i Cords aud Muscles. Every one would do
II to pass an hour in ii-tenng to tbs son
of Menus, as they will fad his Jokes good
aniidote FIR blues. HIS entertainments are
Tree, and will continue at lie .st week longer.
The Wizzrd Oil can b. purchased al
Drug Stores. Rains, Brown 4 Co. aud w. w.
Berry L DemovIlle are Wholesale Agents.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
Tu. Observation-Disclosures of the Rober

tbs DESTITUTE. Members of the Robert
son Association called upon u ye, terday to
.ay that the cUntribu ions IF m ,nry. " hich
hive been made by our eli izen<, for the r :
lief of the -ds-.t tuIe in our mid-t, are ex-
hAu-ted,, They report that the number I
persons requiring assistance is unusually
,rgr, and that further contributions are nee
e-sary to save them from actual starvation
Amongst the suffering. are a numher of wild
Ows with children. Clio hing, well as iood
a Id fuel, are wanted in many instances. l.
l. suggested that such of our city n as mag
have money tn pare, may cali at the room
over the Recorder office. -anI leave it witt
some one auIhnriz 10 rec-ive il. Mer
chants having uns liable go DIS. m'ght wei
dispose Of them in aims to the Leedy and
tho>e persons who have provisions in plrnti-
tul q lanriti.~, can afford 10 set apart a ration
or two to appease the bung,.r OF suff ring
brother. Anything which our citiz ms wish
tn give can be sent tn the room above men.
toned. Let none who have anything io
soare, refuse TO give and that promptly.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04

should have been more careful in sylecting
the timber out of which their politicians
were made. But we will leave this question
to our neighbor and Senator PUeH. When
they shall have settled it TO their satisiac-
lion. It will be settled TO ours. The mischief
Is made; it does MT make much difference
to Us who made it II must be remedied; 1t
does MT make any difference TO US who ap-
plies the remedy.
7he Democrat HING IT! we have lost our
emoenat again. We never swear, in the
>trict Sense Of the word; but we feel coming
on u now the pr"monitory Symphonic oil az
attack Of ws 81 the m-dicli profession term
infammatory Profanity, and if our city pa
pers are mol let alone, somebody will catch
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
Constipation or Costiveness.

No Of the 'many ills flesh is heir 10" is pre-
valent, little understood, and much neg ected
Costveness Often originating in careIessnrss. or
sedentary habits it is regarded slight disorder
Of too little consequence to excite anxiety while
atty is the precursor and companion OF many OF the
most fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless early
eradicated it will bring the sufferer untim-ly
grave. Among the lighter evils of which costiveness
IS the usual attendant, are Headache Collie, Rheuma
tism, Foul Breath, Piles and others like nature
while long train of frightful diseases such Maig
nant Fevers, Abcesses, Dysentary, Diarrha, Dyspep
STA, Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, Hypo
chonjrass, Melancholy and insanity, frst indicate
their presence in the system by this alarming syml
tom. Not unfrequentiy the diseases named originate
IN Constipation, but take independent exstenc,
unless the Is eradicated in early stage From
ali these considerations follows that tile disorder
sho I'D receive immediate attention whenever it &c
ours, and person should neglect to get box OF &c
phalic Pills on the first appearance OF III" Complaint,
their timely will expe the insi iuols approaches
disease and destroy this dangerous foe to human life
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
Commercial.
nAi, YP TRIur OF ICE, 1

nAilYP TRIOr OF ICE,
Nashville, January 4th, Is :
Nothing new in money matters.
COfrOS-we continue to quote at 6KGec per ID.
little dem md.
ToBAcco-Loosc leaf s9.c p b.; Tugs 1Xi9ac
Is
cHEEsE-wes,ern Reserve 1lt011 NC pes pound.
FLoUR-we quite.
Supafue, in barre's...........-....s5o o0
Extra, .......-....-... 2ss06 80
q 10 sacks ......---..... o0fG3 IS
wHEAT-Fhis tcie Is scarce, and will s-H readily
at 81 25iGl IS p n bushei.
BAG '.'-Shouiiers s<c; clear sides i2c; hams
12c per fb.
CoRN-white 75c per bushei; mixed zoe.
oATS-45@5Oc per bushei.
LARD-S-pply limited. Sales at 12GI2Kc per fb
for bew.
MEALS selling at 75c q bushel.
FEATHER<-we gu ie at 37G3sc 2 Is.
GINSE G-s5c q ID.
GsoCEtIFs-we quote: Fair sugar &c Z. b.; prime
70 choice 7x6s1Ic., in barrels K@lc advance on
these O -u-es.
New York Coffee Sugars 1oHGI1xo 2 b., crushed
aud p -yydered IL 1<9I2c; Loaf IIl0I2c = fb.
MoI.AsSES AND SYs UP-M i sses in barrels 2sc
p gal haf barrels 4os. sugar House $50 i5c; lden
syrup in barrels 7sc; Ia barrels soc; and Kegs (en
gallonsl s5c.
CUsFEE-Rio 1sH@15c; Lag ;yra I791sci Java is
@aoc 2 Is. Stock h-i.;.
TEA-Imps iai ooc9s ;Gunp'wder 5o@T5c; Young
II 4o;a60;; Black t0c@-1 so.
SALINE quote Care "a at 81 Is; and Fine at
81 so. and Barrel at 40c 2 bushel.
COTTON YARNS-The 70 lowing are the Agents
quotations for Cotton Yarns: TO and SO &c p doz.
600 10 IS lie, and 400 I2c.
wHiSKY-R CT fed is held It 20GS3c p gallon, and
count at 500 SC gallon, according g quality.
CANDLES ar 1Sc 2 fb light weight; 2oc for
full ~esg T. TzlloH, summer pressed. 12e; Sperm As
"a $50 b.
RAISiNS-Layer s3@3 IS q box; ". R. So 5o99 IS.
SOAP rpsn,ine 81 2592 IS ? box
BRAN-S1 10 p cwt
HAY-sAs036 p ton.
RYE-S5 :(dsI 90 p bushel.
BARLEY-s1 rs 2 bu-hel.
DRIED FRUfT-Appies, peeled, 4e69i5c; Peaches,
unpeel~d 81 1871 Is; peeled do S2f02 IS.
PEA NUTS-Demand good st 65975c . 5ushel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
Specie.
TOConsu l,,ptiveS.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health in a
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having sui
fered several years with lung affection, and
that dread disease Consumption-is anxious TO make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrption used ee of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRON
CHI7LS, dc. The only ebie of the advert ser in
sending the Prescription is to eneft the afflicted and
spread Information which he conceives to be nvalu
able, and he hopes every sufferer viii try remedy
it will cost them nothing, may produce blessn
Parties wishing the prescription will lease address
Rev. EDWARD A. wills N,
Williamsburg,
oct4-1y Kings County, New York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04

The telegraph announced a few days ago,
th ell ction of Hon. J. T.. AgENT. of Marion
speaker pro tenn. of the popular branch "f
the L. gi>lIfure of Missouri. Mr. AMENT is a
nephew of our f.llnw-ciiizan. Col. S. p.
ANENT, and editor and memb''r of the
Legislature uf Nilsson j, has attained an en-
vi,ble reputation. He is one of the rising
meu Of The State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
apr27s1y

VALUABLE MEDIcIxE.-we presume no medical prepa
ration offered to the pubic has -een more thor
onghly tested than PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLtR.
Thousands of persons, were they called to do SO,
would cheerully testify that they have used it for va
rious Ills, with the most satisfactory 1t is
within our own knowledge, that an immense amount
OF suffering has been relieved by it, Its proprietors
Messrs Perry laws Son, pains or expense in
satisfy the public Being strictly honorable
men, they observe the utmost uniformity in he man.
ufacture of their celebrated Pain Killer The mate
rails OF which 1t is composed carefully selected
none but the best quality being used BY these
the high reputation which the PIN Killer has long
81 co acquired is at all times treumphany sustained
In view of these facts, are by surprised
10 learn that Messrs Davis sales are constant
IL and rapidly increasing While We congratulate our
frepds generally that valuable preparation the
Pain Killer Is placed within their reach we must be
permitted TO rejoice at tine well mer.ted success its
liberal and enterprsing rroprietors-Prcrsdence Gen
eraI Advertiser jan1-d&vlm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04

PRONPF PAYMENT OF THE TANNERY Loss BY
THE "OLD IARTPoKD."-W. J. Mar, Agent
"f The Hartford Fire / IS. CO., tas paid ms
seven thousand five hundred dollars, lie
amount of our claim against this Ins. Com.
piny for our loss on stock Ccca>innrd by the
23d of D, cember, 1860
J. LUMSDEN & co.
NASHVILLE. jan. 81, 1861.