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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

Is there more than one Gallery in
Nashville One would suppose not
from never hearing Of any but the
Gallery of the Cumberland.
Oct27-tf
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Opera Flannels Of every color at
Cameron, Grier a. Cos.
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If you want handsome pair Of
Blankets, call at Cameron, Grier & Cos.
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Flannels of every description at
Cameron, Grier a Cos
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We are indebted TO w. c. Collier,
daily, for favors in the newspaper line
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saltsman,s Gallerr, Onion street.

Has on hand a number Of Carries de
Visite Of the young American Bare Back
Rider,
Master Charles Fish,
which can be had for IS cents piece.
Noyel-lw
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splendid assortment Of sOntags,
Nubias, Hoods, etc, at Cameron, Grier
4 Cos.
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Cures Dyspepsia.

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C,URFs ALL IRRITATlOE OF STOMACH AND
u Bov slf. Il cures Wnere at other msd8cInea
an ID isa sue, sase and certain cure, gwen us By
nature and never iais 70 slisci q cure IN the above
disesses u il purely vegetable; no minerals en-
Ter INTO - compOsdon. 1hs most delicate msy Jlae
the Specific athOn fear. Il nay b. gwen % ne
infant silh safety u always seges the bowels IN
nerithy and natural condition. never const ps1es,
tul sssisis nature IN restoring he system % its
FORMAL condition.
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Heavy ribbed shirts and drawers at
Cameron, Grier a. Cos. - aa
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GA Pictures copied 20 life size, and fur
nished at r. j. Merritt 4 Co.'s, AZ Church
street noy4-tf
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IL you want a handsome BalmOral,
call at Cameron, Grier Il Cos
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Ladies, if you want a very rich
French embroidered Handkerchief,
call at Cameron, Grier x Cos.
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are pecuiiszly tahls 20 the shaE d.sesseao, pro-
d.ca-i 81 the change d mate frequent change 81
water and diet, and should nsTer b Without box
Of the spesfssin their porksts- Dlarrhcsas Dyae1-
terv and FluK are cured ~ t q rom trelvs 20
twenty four hours O1eor two oaes VII owe
Eel Chronic DiarThosa and Acute Dyseufsrv ne
cured 10 three days, thousands 81 oerutcafsf
that ss have recsiFe1 from soldiers u I'll rankF
dlscharged alter many months llness, - IncuIf
he, Win testify.
Oae box VII satisfy any ore. Try Il. II is worm
Z hundred times - roeL
For sale 10 nashville b FORBEs 4 STEPHENS
SURE ECAsfEis %, john .. PARK.
cncnnsf, Asa1fs.
ManuAcslred b y. J. LUCK, Vinesnasa, Isd.
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no RENT, HOUSE or PART OF A HOUSE
il BY tbs month OF year. Apply 70 Dr, Coleman,
81 North CherTy street.
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al that was not removed within that Tina
was esatsoyed by the flames. The same
party burned the Court House, Academy,
both hotels, Jail and about two-thirds OF
the dwellings and business houses in Can
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REooRDEa's COURT.-One of the effects
of Thanksgiving day was plainly visible
in the large number Of persons who
were presented with the charge against
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James Siegel, c. Barton, and Monte
Dungetine, were three fruit peddlers,
who open shop anywhere on the pave
ment and thus obstruct the street The
above parties were fined each 81 and
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ginnabmen $884,O76, 646 81
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Die 8inunsen Der aesieruns fino erfOIsrsi6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

In appoTtionjng the credit Of tha SPLEEN
did victory of Cook COUNTY won asst Tues
dav. the Illinois Stats /citung Is entitled
to n liberal slice Nc single instrument
talitv did more towards roIli~g M tie
1900 majority which Cook County gave
TO Lincoln and the Union ticket Since
the war began it has stood firm and stcud-
fast by the administration and has la
bored increasingly 20 strengthen and ur-
hold the cause Of Liberty and Union dur
ing nj stages Of the war When tie FIRE.
mont schism threatened to carry of tie
bulk Of the German vote from the Bcnub-
lean party the editors Of the /eihHy re-
NAMED true and uuwaycrinr At one
time within the past year it was the only
German paper in Illinois that supportcI
Mr. Lincoln Administration, and it suf-
fcred some loss OF circulation in cOnse-
ouence of It's stubborn adherence to the
Administration but it has reclaimed most
of the "back-sliiers and obtained many
new subscribers.
Durinr the late political campaign the
editors took the stump and addressed ;hcir
cOuutrvmcn in every township and ward
in behalf Of Lincoln and the Union. Mr.
HesinI was especially active and efficient
in the outdoor canvass, speaking at nu-
meTOuS meetings IN town anu country, De-
sides discharging his duty as a member Of
the State Contra. Committee an! County
Campaign Committee, while his associate.
Mr. Brcntano, kept up a vigorous and
heavy bomburdmcut Of the Copperhcad
ranks from his Stats Zcihug battery
Our American readers can form an idea
of the value Of the Stqats Zeif5tny to the
loyal cause when we inform them that
two ffths Of the population Of this county
outside Of the city limits, AMI probably
one-third Of the Inhabitants Of the c:tv are
Germans. The German wards and towns
with one single ezccption) gave majorities
for the whole Union ticket: and the Stats
Zejhtng IS the farorite lami paper Of
this large and growing element of our
population But its influence is not con
fined To Cook county, but Is felt benefc-
tally in many parts Of this and other Yves
tern States. We would ad ise Republic
cans of the West wherever there are Ger
man readers, to get the Zeitgtng into their
hands, as it viii do good wherever circu-
lated 1t is very ably edited, and we have
no hesitation in pronouncinc it the best
and most influential Repub lean German
paper in the United States Chicago
I Tribune. N0U llth
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

WHERE Is GEN. SHERMAN ?-Hundreds
of times each day for the last two weeks
we presume this question has been asked
bv those who feel an interest in the expe-
ditlon Of Sherman and his brave army
As vet tie northern public know but little
of his whereabouts save that he 5 some
where in the heart Of rebellion. heretofore
undisturbed by the tramp Of Federal
troops. Macon. Mincdgevillc. Augusta.
Savannah, and other points in Georgia.
are ike to receive the attention Of Gen.
Sherman if his expedition proves a sue
cess. as we confidently hope and trust it
viii The only information from the ex~
pedition since it left Atlanta obout the 10Th
inst is through rebel papers, and while
they bo'd back much they might publish
in regard to Sherman's advance, they give
enough to show that his course is onward
and as vet almost entirely unobstructed By
the enemy. Railroads, bridges. and rebeI
property general suffer from his advance
and If we rightly judge, the enemy viii
find provisions much more scarce in Geor
ola than before Sherman passed through
their country This expedition we lool
upon as death blow to the rebellion
one that viii make all loyal hearts LEAF
with JOY at the prospect of a speedy ant
triumphant cessation of hossi tiles, or ;
permanent armistice.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

PATRIOTISM ABOVE PARTY immense
popular verdict In favor of President Lin
coin, the policies of the Administration,
including emancipation and 4 rigorous
continuation OF the war 20 the bitter end
has been accepted by many of the hitherto
democratic party, as final settlement of
party contro crsies and cerlitics There
can be no question as to the will of the
vast majority of the oval States Every
where the Union cause and candidates
have been overwhelmingly tr,umphant-
Nai!anClgham i Co, Is nowhere. Fer
nando " God has been dishororahlv dis
charged from any further public duty;
Little Mac has lean retired and Horatio
Seymour permitted to withdraw into pri-
vate life, there 10 enjoy that peace he
has so traitorously preached and plotted
Tor. Further opposition to the war and
the means to accomplish the utter over
throw and suLiugation Of the rebellion.
can hereafter only take the form Of fac
uouS resistence-a disturbing treacherous
element III the midst Of general LOYALTY
to the Governm"nt now IN power Many
of the leading Democratic papers and poll
texans east and west view il in that LIGHT.
and haze given in their adhesion cheerful
~ to the powers that be- and express their
answer ing determination TO stand by the
administration and tic people who have
- unanimously, almost, sustained it
This is as it should be Let now the
Ratchet Of party strife and rancor be bur
lei Let the North, as ut the lombard
ment Of sumter, be n unit. and Il newly
IN igoratc and press on the war (Which is
a people war asaint a 'ayeholdng aris-
tocracy,) to a speedy and glorious terms
nation Chicago II. Il. Gazette
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

Ess Rebel emissaries from Canada made
an attempt to burn the city of New York
on Friday night last. Twelve of the prin-
cipal hotels, Barnum's Museum, and other
places of amusement were simultaneously
fired but fortunately, in no instance did
the flames get under way before discover
ed and extinguished Several arrests have
been made, and if the parties are found
guilty they viii be promptly dealt with.
An attemI was also made by rebels to
fire Washington about the same time, but
this also proved failure.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30
Death Of Thomas Powell.

BRASHEAE CITY, October %, 1861
Mn ALFRED PowELL-Sir: Allow ne
the priv eye 70 sympathize with YOU in
the sore bereavement you have TO sustain
in the loss Of your son Thomas, who died
on Sunday, Oct 23d, at a, IN. after
very Sc ere illness of four days Ny ac-
quaintancc with him commenced in the
latter part of Juy; and not only have We
been friends, but as far as our duties wo'd
allow, companions The nobility Of SOU
manifested in him, won nv esteem and
and affection; so that | truly mourn the
loss of a friend. But what are my feelings
to The anguish OF your hearts So great
an affliction will weigh heavily upon YOU
But there are things connected with the
event which viii be to you a source of
consolation He was, to use the language
Of The Orderly Sergeant a model soldier
His duty was his delight, and always reli-
able in everything he had to perform As
a friend, he was constant and true. courte-
Gus and kind; his comrades speak Of him
with the greatest respect, AMI declare him
one Of the best Of the boys But what is
better than al he was a christian IN my
first conversation with him, he oper cd his
mind on religious subjects. lie nourned
the delinquency Of his past conduct in the
army, and declared his intention to be
closer with God and to perform his chris
tan duties About six weeks AGO | es-
tablshed a christian band FOR the promo~
ton of piety among those who were ear
nest seekers Of SALVATION Thomas cave
me his name; and his subsequent con
duet has been overythin. could desire
His private conversations with his friends
have been spiritual and refreshing. Moth
ing pleased him better than to talk Of
Heaven and learn the way. If he had
known the time Of his departure was so
near, he cou' d scarcely manifest more in
terest in good things.
Tbs severity of his sickness was such
that could not converse with him. lie
being nearly all the time either partially
or completely unconscious. But we need
not fear his death If a man lives right.
he will die right Thomas having lived
right, all was well in death. We have
buried him on the shores Of Berwick Bav.
where many Of his comrades sleep their
last sleep. The boys dug very nice
grave, and inferred him with c~cry mark
of respect We sang hymn and read a
funeral service at the grave Thus we
lose an honest man, an0Jlo friend. a rood
soldier and a sincere christian; but our
los is his infinite gain You, my friends.
lose an ah'ectionate child. lie is not for
God has taken him. Let the affection lead
your minds to that friendship which never
shall fai'. If you repose confidence in
Gods friendship, it viii sustain you. Live.
as Gods people live, and YOU shall meet
him again where no farewell tear is shed
May the God Of Heaven comfort YOU IS
the prayer of your boys sincere friend,
Gro. W WELLS.
Chaplain IIth Rect Wis. InCv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

EGFA New York newspaper man, who
recently wentto the opera, says One fair
lemoise le, who sat near Us, sported a
profusion Of powder. Her hair in front
vas arranged in three ridges, aud looked
rs if it had just come out of q -four bin
There were several other female heads in
the house, we understand, that were
dressed and busted in the same style
We have rarely seen more fnerv in anv
place of amusement There was plenty
Of glare, but very few evidences Of taste.
Violent colors, violently contrasted, pain
ed the eve One might have thought that
no inconsiderable portion Of the audience
had been dressed bv contract, their cos
tunes were SO z arin-ly alike. Sheddy
never came out stronger
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

esa- The army correspondent Of the
New York Times says: Summing up the
whole situation, we certainly find our
selves in an suspicious tide of events for
the administration, committed to carry
the war through to a successful termina-
ton, holds anew the reins Of power the
nation shows a greater unanimity Of
sentiment on the war than has been visi-
bic since the old Sumter days Grant
holds the chief army of the rebellion
cooped up in its capital, while in the
great central theater of war we see initi-
ated a series Of moves that dwarf the fore
of the past by their be
wildering magnitude
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

E8-Thc plan Of a European Congress,
to be held in Paris, is again revived, and
it is thought it wi surrey come of this
winter. The recent meeting of Napoleon
and the Emperor Of Russia is thought to
have tended in this direction, aud it is
confidently expected that England viii
make no more opposition.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

According to EIihu Burritt, who has
been studying up the petticoat question,
more than 10000 tons Of steel are annu~
ally made into crinoline, And so our
wives and sweethearts carry 20,000,000
pounds of iron around Poor things
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT-
Below Is the official home vote of the
Counties in this Congressional District for.
President and Member of Congress. The
soldiers vote will increase Col Cobbs
majority to at least 5000:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

lY the subscriber residing in the town Of Mineral
Point, about miles north Of the city Mineral
Point, about the 4th day of November 1864 one
spotted red and white BULL, supposed be one year
old last spring
The owner is requested to call prove property. pay
charges, and take the same away.
THOS 3. TREGUGUS.
Mineral Point, Nov 20, ls64 AZ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30
FAX EN FTP

ID y the subscribe, living in the town Of Linden on
- the OH OF November, 1864. three years old
brown and white speckled STEER lie has large
horns, which turn in. No other marks have been no
tced
The owner Is requested to call prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
FRANCIS LITTLE.
Linden Nov. II, 1864. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30
EGE ZIP

DY the subscriber living in the town Of Ridgewav
Iowa county, Wis, on the 9th day Of November
1864, one two years old BrindIe STEER, good size
with no particular marks visible.
The owner Is requested to Il, prove property pay
charges and take the same away.
OILY Err kNUTSON.
Ridgeway, Nov. 10, 1864. 47*
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

The latest dodge OF the New FORK
sharpers who live by rasca ity, Is to 90
around TO houses with the story that some
member of the family has been run over
by some stage or car, and carried to the
hospital, whence he sends for change of
linen and clothes TO replace those spoiled
by the accident. 1t takes very well just
now
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

Buttons on ladies dresses have lately
increased by degrees, from the size of
pea to the dimensions OF a four pound
dumb bell and the area Of a soup plate
Now they are to be square. yes. square.
Next month they viii be triangu ar, and
in the spring they viii exhibit the shape
Of q rhomboid
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

a gentleman fishing in Haccrstown.
Nd, caught what he supposed to be ri,
eel killed and skinned it. took it home
and his wife fried and they both ate it
1T was a snake The husband died. and
the wife was il several davs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

A Connecticut clergyman Illuminated
his house in celebration Of the election
and exhibited over his door Transparent
cy with the quotation from Genesis Aud
the angel Of the Lord called unto Abraham
out of Heaven for the second time"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

ia The majority for Lincoln and John
son on the home vote Of this State viii lie
about 1900 The soldiers will raise this
majority to 1900
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

A young lady, three weeks wife,
was instantly xii ell by being thrown from
q carriage at Carthage, Illinois, one day
last week
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

'Whoevcris not prepared sacrifice party oreanfza-
tons atforins on the altar Of his country 0ey
not dessrre the support and c0uateHGnce ofh0u-
est people
THERE ARE NO LONGER ANY PARTIES. SAVE
THESE TWO: PATRIOTS AND TRAITORS !"
Ste 1lteft 4. Douglas.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30
Colt slras Sd-s5 Reward.

STRAYED from the subscriber, while in the streets
4 y OF Mineral Point the Attn Of November, 1864
gray or roam Smoking 81 ORSE COLT.
Whoever will return the me, Mt my residence
near the Rock Bridge the Mineral Point and Nadi
son road. or give information where said Cot may be
found will rece We the above reward.
p. o. Address-Dodgeville, Wis
JAMES WEBB.
DodgevilIe. Nov. Is. 1851 4I*
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

The entire population Of the British
North American Provinces does not eN~
coed that Of New York State alone.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30
A FIRST Glass NEWSPAPER.

I'll. Chicago Tribune vile fearless in the EXPRESSION
Of IT'S opinions and patriotic IN fl cndeavors aims at
being arst class tesrspJElr. Il brings The to
The people 81 the Narrlwez' several days than
the papers u the saabaagd.
The contents Of the Weekly Tribune embrace:
Is, "A Complete Current History of the progre.. Of
tie War, Hi,Gl % g neral news Of the day
d -EeEiaus ltln-rapar Dispatches and special Cor
rrsdouieucr containing the Latest &eRs fem
all parts, daua % tie Lelr ~ going 70 press
Sd Reports If M-etinF s whether Political Re igious
Agricultural, EducatiyGa! Miscellaneous
4h-Pragcediu-s 81 q. grt-s and state Legislatures
important Speeches aud Documents.
5th-Market Reports embracing every article the far
Iaer and dealer caa expect 20 find quoted in
newspaper. Tie Tribune has achieved the ligh-
est reputation = Il Commercial paDcr.
Cth-Ca -efal 5-Prcrarcd gTicultura and Forcuitu-
raj articles tv Rural. p" and other able writer's
on lac Faru and Garden.
.sh.-Poetry. Tales, Anecdotes and Gossip, Reviews
g-E Ilra-ar.t Efs-.IEarv-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

Eighteen clergymen were elected to /
the legislature at the late election in Yer
mont
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30
u. =. TAX NOTICE,
n Office Is hereby given that have receive til
~ Assessment list Of the
Special Income Tax

Levied in the Third District Of Wisconsin by act Of
Congress approved July 4th 1864 that the same is
and payable and that for the purpose receiving pay
Iaeit OF assessments made in the County Iowa Geo
W Bliss, Deputy toHector, viii be at the Wisconsin
House IN the village Of Highland. Tuesday the 18th
day Of December; at the Avoca House in Avoca on
Wednesday the 18th Of December the Post Office in
Arena on the 10Th Of December; at the Office of "
Reese IN hodgeFille Saturday the 18th OF Decemb r
and AZ the Tribune Office in Mineral Point until the
2ith Of December, 1864 penalty Of ten per cent
VIII be added 10 all Income tax paid by the
day last named in this notice.
L. :. Collectors Office, Sd Dist. Albany Wis, Nov
ped 1861 J. H. WARREN Collector
GEO. W. BLISS. Dep,y COLLECTION Mineral Point
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-30

I EWELRI If you want nice, good
y and cheap Jcwelry, you Vii fud It at
- J. J. DAYEy'2.