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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-27
lsank Note and Exchange List.
OoRR9CTED BY THE TRADERS RANK,

bhOkKS ASQ WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
st-4 Central fSsk of Tennessee, Nashville. +~tN
Farmers and Mechanics tank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution,
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers' Bank ROCKVILLE
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank OF Jefferson, cambridge, e.
.SlFOREIGN
GEORGIA. MISSOURI
All Old Banks, @1diS Missouri Banks sale.
New Banks. -. :. uncertainl er.- 80 IIIINols
SOUTH CAROLINA. Illinois Banks -. no sale
s. Carolina Banks. 116ldis - NORTH CAROLINA
LOUISIANA Y. Carolina Banks. :. .5dis
y. Orleans Banks. -. par fi1-i VIRGINIA
ALBANIA Virginia Banks ......., Ids
Mobile Banks. par INpIAyA
Other Banks. . distState Bank no sale
KENTUCKY. OHIO.
Kentucky Banks. 6asprem State Bank. 49,. 5dis
Exchange. SELLING
New York Sight very scarce. none selling
ooeNtu none selling
Philadelphia Z" s......,............ none selling
Baltimore " -. :. g none selling
New Orleans - -, i to 4 prem
Cincinnati 90 ........ none
Louisville, {" .................t IL to IL prem
specie.
Gold American. .I5to2opr Sii-cr I2pr
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Printing Office For Sale.

THE whole of the Presses and Printing materials o.
l. the Southern Homestead aOflce for sale Terms
liberal Apply TO Union and American, Nashville Pa
triot or F. A. Patterson for terms y
sH-ss8& Is eE NJ PATTERSON, Trustee 8
oc2l I'M sUSA For L, r. WILLIAMS Il GO.
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ANN NEE M e n T s..
Congressional Election.
Eighth District.
JOHN F. HOUSE.

We authorized to anusunce JUDSoN HORN, Of
Stewart county, a candidate for State Treasurer.
oct02td*
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 25, 1861.
COTTON No demand and sales Receipts none;
shipments, 2 bales.
TOBACCO. Stocks light and demand moderate. No
sales reported
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ssuglers Manfed.

ry,HREE competent Buglers wanted, for Captain
i Griffith and Iientenant McDaniels companies Of
Artillery. Apply 10 ~ G. Fl, M0NsARRAT,-5
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NENAON Al.
REASLEY s. RUTH.

No. Is, Deaderick stree, NaShv,lie, Tenn, nszt
door to Henderson Bros,
RE prepared 10 do all kinks Of Painting Granting
N Marketing and Paper Hanging, at prices TO suit
the times. une30-tf
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NOTICE,

~ He undersigned takes pleasure in announcing tina,
J. he Is fully prepared 10 manufactures Boots
and Shoes in the best STYLE and at short notice
A couple of good Shoemakers can ind employment
at my establishment al better than they are re-
celying elsewhere IN the city. =
5e9 fs-<aasuss VIZ Il - Ne. M0RGANSTERN.
No 20 Market street. next door to the Watson House
octl5-lws ezsod setIsssst $3.50 4stks1ssh 'esss
s. e..f,E ssass k1z4 -szes Ssssxs-s 80 sicsss
ssssEsEs sse 9ssef y sazsee ,Er3esf ga '1aess7s
szsss.ift s p -sssszfz
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z.s rfssss. s4ss2s s. Ezs zssE -sz-lE -
ss.ss 49, ssLs 80 ~ sss $3.50 80 a sEsss -
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FOR RENT.
Wanted to Rent,

DWELLING house No. 10, Spruce street, for the bal
- ance OF the year. Apply 10
octl5-3t X. ii. 5IcEWEN.
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Nelt advertisements.
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
WALTER KEEBLE, Sole Lessee & Manager.
Another new play by E. r. Dalton, Esq.
Monday Evening, oct.ss2s, 1861,
T a z v a M p / r E.
i'AuO-', Oy
SONG, by. Mr.. 81. W. JOHNSON.
To conclude with The object of Interest.
hsrNo charge for reserve SEATS 81 - ect27
NanteN, ManteA,

Wanted at The Rock City Mills, corner OF Line and
Cherry Streets 2 active young who can read and
write, to drive Express Wagons. To the right kind
good wages and steady employment will be given.
Also or good steady Iaboring hands.
oct26-1w GORDON, BAUMAN L co. !
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GnRa,aaereial.
Grain, Groseries, DC.

BIB. CoNNoR s. BRO.,<.
Comm ssisa and PFsdF.ee Merehants,
9ElsS NO. s. coslegs Stree. EIasksais e
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Wanted.

a FEW Intelligent, Able bodied men 10 complete a
Battery Of FLYING ARTILLERY.
Ole commissioned Officer and eighteen com
isiohed oihcers are to be chosen the recruits.
-ais" tiree backsnIths, TIVE Saddicrs, one Nheel-
IsSI; and Two Bugiers, with extra pay
Immediately on Captain Wright, Market street
Ky. \ p IN !, M nj @ y : ~
oczi-dot Capt. Light Artillery e s Army
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Election OF .Brigadier Genera, Of the 10Th
Brigade.

N saturday, the Esd day of November next, will
~ onea and hold election, IN The several Civil
districts OF Davidson County, the usual places OF
Young, Tor BEigsdler General pf the 10th Brigade OF
TenneS &c Militia
JOHN X EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
= oce4 BY E .. VIII WORTH, q. =
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g. Advertisements must Be naTIed for he time de
sirsf-ofheTs0ise they nil Be charged for The iiHe an
serted
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Beeves and Pork for the Arm
- NOT FOR SPECULATION.

TUE undersigned has been appointed Assent for the
Il purchase of Beeves and Hogs for the Confederate
States mot for speculationl and call requested OF
ait having either for sale who wish to see org troops
provided for, liberal prices in TennesseecErrenc
Confederate Notes viii be paid Call at fTiTrn gs &
Giikson s, College STREET, near Church street 80
J +. CUMMINGS.
L. W Barrett, James Newton and r. 5. Thomzs in
Bedford county, A. Beatie and Samuel Settle n Lin
coin. Robert Davis and j. II. Parks Marshall, and
H. ii. James in Lincoln county, are agents for pur-
chases for the Government, and other agents viii
appointed. j. r. CUMMINGS.
oc23 It
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
VERMONT ITEMS.

The C1icioRiaH is to be issued daily for a
few weeks.
Tho house and shed of Lcandcr ID. Parker
of Kirby was found to be on fire on the 18th,
and narrowly escaped total destruction. In
sured in Farmers Mutual.
School District No. , in Plymouth, VI,
has but nine families but in these families
arc six persons whose united ages amount to
five hundred and fourteen years. Average
nearly Sc
The Argw heads each notice Of the remov-
al Of a postmaster with these words " But
one party now % Its idea of "one party
evidently is that all the Vermont Democrats
must be kept in office, though the State is Re-
publican by about three TO one. II does not
believe in rotation which even Democrats
might do, and will do il they arc just.
The Union Mass Convention in Windham
County was not political, but prudently con
fined itself 10 patriotism
Asa p. Blunt Of St. Johnsbury, has been
appointed Adutaut Of the Sd Regiment by
Gov. Fairbanks.
~ Henry NJ Page has been appointed
postmaster at Cabot, and r. j. Gleason a
Waitsfeld.
G-V7A letter has been received in Montpe
/ lier from an officer in the fleet off Fort Pick
ems. lie says the Fort cannot be taken.
WINDsoR CoUNrY. - Tho Republican
/ County Convention will be held at Wood
! stock, July 9th.
FrBE. - The dwelling house, shed an'
! three barns belonging to Alonzo Thatcher o
Pomfret, we're burned on the 18th instant
/ Loss -, 900. Insured 1856.
~ Rev. T. s. Hubbard desires communi
cations to bo addressed to him at Bethel, VI
Mr.. G. w, CLARK was ordained at Goorg
on the 18th, as an Evangelist. lie is to labo
under the patronage Of the Vermont Domes
tic Missionary Society at Island Pond H.
10 graduate of Burlington and Andoyer.
bear was killed in Elmoro last week
after ten miles chase by nearly all the in
habitants of Wolcott.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

nn..... 44.o.. Dvl,O,.
QUESTION or REcOGNIZtNG TIE SOUTHERN
CONFEDERACY INDEFINITELY POslPONhD.
Layge Orders for Matets for the United States GorerH-
NEw-YonK, juno 20--Stcamship Africa, from Liver
poo sth aud Queenstown 9h arrived At 10 this MORN
ing She brings siyty-hvc Thousand pounds 10 specie
The Syrian question has been settled syria is tn DO
governed by Christian governor, with two suhgo,tr.
nors. Drusc and Maronito. The Turkish troops Will
In the iIousa Of LORDS, ahcr some opposition, the
Governments Financial measures passed q second read
In the House NJ Commons. Lord John Russell in re-
PLY inquiry whether the intcrdction " prfacts'
from bringing prizes into British ports was according
former practice aid the Queens advocates opinion
favorable the right of intctdicon which the law
of nations gave every power, and hence government ''
sued the prohibition.
NJ Gregory was appealed 10 70 postpone his motion
in reference TO the prompt recognition ui thc Southern
Conicderacy. lie said his only motive was 90 make "a
fair statement Of the Southern side Of the question that
of the Northern states being already before he pulc
At the wish of the House he asscntcd, and The motion
was postponed siHs die
II Is reported that United States Government orders
for 27j00i muskcts have reached Frankfort The South
crn Commissioners are also expected in Germany TOT
similar object
Count Clvours death Is almost universally dcp0rcd
The fands wrrc depressed at Lln1n, Paris and else
where consequence. The BOursr closed at 6t Jlc,
ex dividend The obscquirs The IN were conducted
with almost royal pnmp The great bodies Of state and
the whole popUlatinn OF Turin participated. Parliament
adjourned ilr three days. Tho King entrusted he ncN
ministry tQBsron Rcasoli b0t the latter was unwel
Garhald also reported to be seriously I'LL at Capfera
/ The popdA likewise indisposcd.
/ Iii reported that the Emperor Napoleon has inter
dictcd Prince Napoleon visiting the United States, hu
/ he will visit Canada
The collection Of taxes in Hungary by military execu
ton was being carried out with The greatest severity.
Tho Africa passed thc Nig1 on the llth. The eeusu
Of England aud Wales shows the population 90 De owe
twenty millions, an increase " over two millions n ei
Years. The population " LONDON % z6j1OV l9
emiuaton FROM the United Kingdom in ten years i
220iO0O
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
II A. LYON,
Brig. General q. S. A. Commanding.
vFRMoNrERS AT GREAT BETHEL.

yFp,foNrrps AT GREAT nIsruFr
a., '' ''''
"' ,'''o"'''S ,'a'''''S.'''' ''0'' "' "eo'''''
oi the death oil MAJOR winthrop sho" that
the Nermon;ers were in the hottest spot at
Great Bethel. When Major Winthrop was
.hot ho f,ll ioto the arms of Jobn NJ Stone
49,. N..Ae.il c....
% e'''''' '''''''0'' VI '"' -''''''
pany'
Major Winthrop was shot in the right
o'e's' -''.r 1'Vi'''' ,i'e"'v,'' ,ho '' ',,
troons under iieut-Col Wasbburn. He died
instantly, without pain, and was buried where
he fell before the ramparts Col. Magrudcr
and his officers and men Joined in high enco-
miums upon the courage and gallantry of the
deceased officers"
Apotbcr saws.
..c.i ,t..l...I .u.-- .t.. =. d..
,,.,s. --"' wv w ~ oi'u W. ~ '''
lir .. "A ;no,i 'lJ, Co., sn,,,a ,;,,o io,5;a,
a body of men to the charge. and had mount
ed a log, and was waving his sword, and
shouting to his men Go Come on :" when a
North Carolina drummer-bov borrowed gun
loaped on the battery. and shot him dciber.
atciy in the breast lie fell nearer to tn,
cncmy's works than any other man went dur.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
IMPORTANT DECISION RESPECTING
BLOCKADING

WAsHISGroN, June 20.
Judge Dunlap has given an opinion in the
case Of the English schooner 1ropic Wind.
A libel had been filed in the District Court of
the District of Columbia by the United States
and the captors, to condemn that vessel as
prize and her cargo valued at $4,000, for vi
olatiug a blockade Of the ports Of Virginia.
The Court in reply to the respondents,
says the blockade being one Of the rights in
cdcnt 10 a state of war, and the President
having in substance asserted civil war to exist,
is of the opinion that the blockade was law
fully proclaimed by the President. As to
the nest question, when did the blockade be-
come ehectiyei The Court says notice, ac-
aai or constructive, will do; and there does
not appear in the cause any evidence to show
that the u. s, Government agree to relax the
law of the blockade so as to allow British
vessels to load cargoes and to come out of
port after the knowledge of the effective
blockade was brought home TO them. IL also
appeared in the evidence OF the master, Lay
ton. that he heard in Richmond Of the block
ade as effective before he began to load his
cargo, aud was informed that it commenced
on the "a Of March.
All the evidence went to show that the car
90 was laden on board :he Iropic Wad on
the 18th and l4th Of May No principle Of
prizc law seems better settled than that such
loading violates the blockade aud lorieits the
vessel and its cargo, The Court, however,.
still holds under future advisement the nlti-
mate determination OF question Of fact res
pcctug such an alleged relaxation of the strict
law Of the blockade in favor Of British ships
as would have allowed the Iropic lfInd to
load her cargo and come out Of port after hay-
ing received information that the blockade
Ind been established
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
APPOINTMENTS IN THE ARMY.

Among the appointments in the eleven new
regiments of tho regular army we notice the
following Yermontois:
Freeman Seymour, captain, and Henry A
Smaley, first lieutenant in the 9th regimen
Of artillery.
r. A. Dodge, first lieutenant in the III
regiment Of infantry.
Dunbar X. Ransom, captain llth regimen
Of infantry.
Henry S. Burton, major 18th regiment
infantry.
Henry W Closson, captain, and Egbci
Phelps, first lieutenant in 10Th regiment
infantry.
The new officers must Immediately signii
their acceptance OF declination, and those VIII
accept must lose no time in making them
selves thoroughly acquainted with the arm,
regulations, the tactics of the several armF
and the duties of the profession. None vii
1 be nominated for confirmation unless the
prove themselves worthy 10 command
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

~ The Washington correspondent Of the
Burlington Free Press gives Gen. SCOTS o.
pinion Of Vcrmontcrs as follows:
1T would be gratifying to the heart Of ey-
cry Vcrmonter to hear the terms IN which the
hero Of Lundy's Lane speaks OF them. 1t Is
nay privilege to sec him often. Though but
little addicted to hero worship, confess to q
feeling of genuine revoranco in the presence
of the old man. 81 want your Vermont reg
iments," said he, "all Of them have not
forgotten the VermbueSan- ON the Niagara
frontier" mo, said he, musngly, as his
mind travelled back over the years of almost
half a century, and his eye lighted mp with
the glorious memories Of those days, ~ re-
member the Vermont men IN the Car of 1912 -
MAY every Vermont soldier know this and
may the memory Of their heroic actions travel
down the stream OF time so years into the fu-
ture, as glorious as that of the deeds Of their
ancestors has, in the mind of this veteran
companion in their dangers and sharer in
their tolls"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

A NoN-INoUisITIyE NERNoNTER.-Mr.
Davis Welch, citizen Of Pownal, who is in
his Goth year, was born in that place and has
always lived there He has never seen a
steamboat nor canal boat, never rode in a
car or even entered one, neither did be ever
ride in stage, and never has been fifty miles
from the place where he was born. lie states
that +" if any suspect that ho sympathines with
southern rebellion, or doubts his integrity to
the Union, he would say to them that he has
never been farther south than South Adams
Mass, and ttat he will take no conveyance
either by railroad, steamboat, canal or stage
until jeff Davis has been subdued. ben
pipgion Banner
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the armies nto vain, tno war 10 without mean
ing our sacrifice will be unayailing, and pos
tcrily will give verdict over defunct nation,
" Died by combination Of circumstances.'
AYTOON.
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.ua,r1mau y stdtt 5ournaL.
MoNTPELIER. JUNE 2s. 1861.
pY 81 :. WALTON

Henatc PArRiorIsw! A sermon delivered st Bradford
April 2S. 1851, before the Bradford Guards. by Rev.
Silss Mckccn.
An excellent discourse, from Samuel T. 10" be Of
good courage aud let srlay The men or people,
and fr the cities Of our God aud the Lord do that
vhich seeiueth Tim g1ud."
BrNcxwoon's EnfyEuH0H MtGtzfNg New York, re-
published by Leonard Scott a Co. 50 year.
Very very prompt, since Il is reprint OF the number
Issued in Edinburgh Tor June. This number closes Vol
50 ofthe American edition Of course the next will open
a new volume. just tho time 20 subscribe
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

E-09Wo learn that young Fisk, who resign
ed his place in the Naval School aud went to
North Carolina, was accompanied by another
boy,-Appletou, Of Burlington. The North
Caroliuiaus gave them the cold shoulder, and
served them right. Appleton is at home, and
sick enough Of the business. Fisk has gone
to Texas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

CAMP UNDERwooD.-The formal muster
ing of the regiment into the L. $. service, by
Lieut. Col. Rains, took place on Thursday
the muskets having all been distributed
and the wor, Of paying off the men was com
mcnccd by Quartermaster Pitkin.
The burlington Times of Friday morning
says
Tho very interesting ceremony (and impos-
ing military spectace) Of the presentation to
the regiment Of the regimental colors, by the
vcneratcd Governor of the State, took plac,
at 8 clock p. NJ, amid an unusual concoursc
of citizens, assembled to witness it. Gov
Fairbanks made very stirring and emphatic
address to the regiment, and becomingly pre-
sentcd the colors to Col. Whiting for them
The Colonel responded in few words, but il
a spirit not TO be mistaken, as to his determin
alton, and that Of his men, to stand by th'
colors'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

70 The Bellows Falls Argss is informed
that there we're bids for the State Loan at a
fraction under par, and were not accepted.
The argus asks "can it be that the credit Of
the State has sunk so low under Republican
misrulc that it cannot got loan Of $500, 900
taken at par p" W Gtnnd see. Our opinion,
however, is that il all the people were like
the Argus man, the money would not be fur
uished. His spite against Republicans boils
over on every publication day, and standing
text for IL is "no party" lie is the btterost
partizan connected with Vermont press, and
the very last man who ought to whine if tho
Republicans left him TO go TO grass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
Id regimcnt Id on Monday.

CAWr UNDERwooD. -- The long expected
arms for the Regiment arrived yesterday, and
turn out to be U. S. muskets Of 1892 manu-
facturc, instead Of the rihed muskct with
which the first Regiment was armed. They
are said TO be "tip-top' for bayonet exercise,
but beyond that will not be apt to do an as
touishing amount Of execution.-BWtiagtoH
Times, June 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
JNE TRAINING At WORCESTER.


w WORCESTER, Jnne 10, 1901
FRIEND WALTON. We had an old fashion,
ed June training her yesterday, June i7th.-
Citizens Of this and adjoining towns to the
number Of Eve or six hundred participated in
the patriotic demonstrations. IL being the
anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker's Hill,
that memorable event was appropriately cello
brated A national salute at sunrise, flag
raising with salute Of thirty four guns,
capital dinner at Templeton's Hotel, toasts,
speeches and military drill, formed the dis
tinctvo features Of the day.
Among the regular toasts we're the follow
ing from 4. J. Abbott and 7. p kellogg, toast
masters
bunker HH The memory " that battle will animate
patriotic hearts in au cnminr time Our fircfithcrs
fought 10 rchierc Independence, will dght 60 main
tain ir May We hr iruc they were brave.
frssisen' Lnr0bt.-Au homes, man ilc noblcst work
ofd1d. iic has been weighed in the balance and not
/ found wanting
Gen Sroff The hcro Of Luadg's Lane "A noble p,triou
whose brow Is cucirccd with bright garlands " military
fame. Msy the present campaign add the GROWING
chaplct 20 bis glory.
The hray nnd Nary The right and len bowers It
the present exciting game. May they be skfolly play
ed aud JcT Davis cuchrcd.
L,ncoia, Cajiaei-United in heart and thought. A
Capital pill ir sccessiouist Its Simon pure II bafes
rebels and Chascs them Outward Il not Se-tcqrd
Nepirn 4. Dougas.-le still lives in the hearts Of
his couuifyuicu.
coionlf Eihroy,h Though young in years be WAS
old enough to die for his country true hero.
Tho a. Regmsnfs.-Goud boys whose mothers not
only ti9r tity ore out, but send them out. May they
hight well remembering there arc ten ready to take the
place n every one that falls
I The La3ie, In favor of the Uui1n--to HlaH Our
arms thcif prntectiou-ther arms our reward.
] Ngnfheu Lat1rs They might prohtahy learn vorac-
fly q tnc ludau who told two uuths 10 one hc.
I The N'arg and Stripes The banner under which our
flrcfihcrs fought flr that liberty which icH H0iu-
ai. sud our chleus children enjoy long acr treason
and disuuion have vanished away.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

CoNoREss.- Senator Collamer left home
for Washington on Tuesday last, his pres
ence being desired. Senator Foot and others
Of the delegation start on the 9th. Tho
special session being the first of new Com
gress, there will, of course, nave to be a now
organization, and the importance Of the busi-
ness in hand requires i, to be promptly done
An early attendance Of members is therefore
desirable
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

SOUTHERN CONTROL OVER THE GOVERN
MHSr-rhe Baltimore AmcricdD, in cXamiu-
ing the circumstances which have led to the
present condition of the country, and the
causes each section has for complaint, thus
refers to the bestowal of government patron
age
IN Charleston itself the postmaster had not been dis
urbed m the quiet possession Of snug office for the last
forty years Is understood aud coming down in the
history of the nation not father than the Democratic Adj
minstiaiion of Mr. Pok and looking 10 sections, the
Presidency had then been Ia southern hands for nearly
fifty yclrs egainst but twelve enjoyed by the North Oh
l7Sl sixteen were from the south and only eleven from
the North uf Attntncys General, fourteen from ihe
South and only Eve from the North twentyOne Speak
ers of the House of Representatives from the Souti
against ten from the North sxy-one Presidents uf th'
Senate pfl tenn from the South against sixteen from h'
North and eighty Southern Foreign Ministers agans
hui hfty four from the North Aud " Chief JUST
ccs, Cabinet, Naval aud Military officers throughout
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

SusrENpEp-W regret to learn that the
cnterprsing establishment known as the
Douglass Manufacturing Company, at Sunder-
land, was stopped last week, by which many
mechanics must be thrown out Of employ.
We also regret to record that the mercan-
tile arm OF G. H. Young e. Co., Of West Ar
lington, has this week yielded to the pressure
of the times - bennington Banner.