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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-05
From New York.

NASHVILLE, KY, May 4.-The Union ticket has $50
majority.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-05

For REyT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
office. dec29-tf
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The receipts Memphis to the Goth Of April which have
been shipped other than rcevng ports amount to
bales against to the corresponding date last This
would make the actual receipts against
last year. showing decrease Of 754,76s bales.
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RfVer News.
Nashville Blood Horse Assoeia

LOUISVILLE, May 4.-The river is falling with 6.
feet water in the canal
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BANK NOTE AND ExCRANGE LIST.
tennessee.
THE notes OF all Banks quoted at par are banla

BROKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TazeWell.
pank Of TazhWelI..
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The Cotton Movement.

We have compiled the following comparative statement Of the
receipts Cotton various ports the LIST OF Sep
Der from the latest dates recei we'd at this ofce
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l.. s. S / vi s.
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No. IL Market street,
NASHVILLE.
WAR NOTICE.

VNROM this date, will h orders FOR any
scription OF Goods, unless accompanied with the Cash.
Being obliged to cash for every article purchase,
nds and the public generally will necessity
this part Our ptock oroceries
full and we'll assorted, Cash Dealers will
find HOuss the place to purchase
THOMPSON, sPEIRY & CO.,
aim a..
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMAL r
Protected 49, Letters.
BV RoaVl 1A 49, TX Patent.


Prepdrsd from prescription OF S- Odrne IL D.. Ply
sici0sl Extraordinary 10 tie QaeeH.
This Invaluable medicine unang in the OF all thoV
and dangerous which the female constitute
subject II noderste all and all obstruction
and speedy may be relied on
To Married Ladies
1t Is peculiarly suited It will, in short time, .oS
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Great Britain, to prevent counterfets
CAUTION.
These Pils should not be taken 6y females ring
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they GresUr>
bring on Miscarriage, at any other time they SAFE
In all Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the
Back Limbs Fatigue slight exeron, Papitaon OF the
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect when
ali other means have failed although powerful remedy
do not contain ron calome antony, anything hurfulto
theconstt1tion
Full directions in the pamphlet nd each package, which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Csnsda,
JOB MOSES, (Lste j. O BALE vinE coLJ
Rochester, n. Y.
NB-SI 90 six postage stamps enclosed to author
xed agent will inquire containing so pills. BY return
: all
usod In Nashville BY Berry pemoville and q. Hsrdsr
hett, J, O. Blown and all respectable drnsVtstSt
scL- d.tvAu-Iv
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SMOKE. SMOKE. ALL SMOKE.
AWAY Dull Care.

Have Just Received another lot OF
those Imported Principe Segars,
ALSO, VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBAC
co FOR THE MEERSCHAUM PIPE,
at Al Union Street,
J. LANGLEY.
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Ii A. FAHNESTOCK,s
" r EM ET GH

body of regular medical profession in every State in the
Union preparation unsurpassed by and Is daily
srbed By the physicians hroughousht the United
States During the long period Of It's continued popularity
spurious and counterfeit limitations have from time to time made
thar has il the part
buyer exercise andeous caution in purchasing the
genuine article than this time. These limitations often so
close in their resemblance A.
mugea bewe circulated to upon the interpreting pur
chaser article which he neither wished intended buy
vigilance avoid being imposed upon snd Inustex
every bottle to himself that he is buyng the genu
inc A. FAHNEsTOcG's Vermifuge.
apll-wlm
JUIr THE THiEa-our this morning friend
Of months ago, sckly feeble and debsted
healthy and robust This great change was
produced taking McEANs CELEBRATED sTRKxGTHSs Coz
DIAL. This is q real Elixir OF LTE.
We sdvse every reader who be y and and
all who we'll and wish keep try Evening Mirror
apll-d&vlm
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From New York.

New YORK, April A letter from Louisville
stating that there thoroughly organized plan to
cut off the water from this city, and then to burn
Philadelphia, New York and Boston created great
excitement, and precautionary measures have been
adopted. Baltimore is quiet.
Fort Madison is in possession of the Federal
troops,
The steamer Maryland landed the Massachusetts,
troops and stores at Fort McHenry yesterday.
Richmond sdvices indicate alarm at the unex-
pected unity and activity of the North.
The Virginia Legislature adjourned to the 18th of
June.
Gen. Harvey, addressing the Missourians, urged
them to stay in the Union.
Washington advices last night say demonstrations
will be vigorously opened in few days against
Alexandria and Norfolk.
There only 1900 VIrginians at Harpers Ferry
and they are half armed and short of provisions.
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Southern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. May 2.--In Congress to-day
Mr.. Wright of Georgia, introduced bill authors
ing the President TO accept volunteers without the
fOrmslity of call on the States. The bill was re-
ferred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Barlow, of Georgia, offered a series of reso-
buttons expressive Of thanks Of the people of the
Confederacy to Gen. Beauregard and the forces of
Carolina for his and their gallant and successful
services IN the reduction of Fort Sumter.
These resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Barlow, of Georgia, introduced a bill provid-
ing for the appointment Of as many Chaplans in
the Army as the President considers expedent at a
salary of S85 per month each, without further
lument.
The bill was passed
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M EW - Pa PIER
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there great confidence to be placed in
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FROM
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
sThere seems to be DO excuse thin gray Hair,
the celebrated HEIMsTREKTs IEaITABLR HAIR RESTORATIVE
can BE had"
ERoh TIE
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
sheH people can protect their Hair from the teltae
Of age they glossy black locks at sd
period their lives when white and Hair be
turned beautiful black auburn; when Hair csn be made
bald heads when all this done cannot do
any harm tell what will do It, HE1MSTREETS HAIR RE-
STORATIVE will do it. This Hair Restorative Is beyond
adventure the best thing Of the kind invented The facts
possession in regard this wonderful preparation,
rant in unqualihedly recommending it,"
FROM
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
'Msny of first citizens st. Louis speaking in glow
ing terms Of this article"
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
Ths ncomparaby excellent preparation for the Restoration
Of Grey Hair the original Color preserve Hair from M
this CITY,. The evidence that this Restorative
humburg is conclusive Testimonials that effect may be
found in almost every paper in the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
like Heimsreet's Inmsbie"
Sold everywhere-Prce 500 and 81 per bottle.
We. HAGAE & CO., Propnstors.
feb2+dtE&w3R Troy, New Ysrk.
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FromTwashinRtou.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 4.-The majority for til
Union is 49,
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From Annapolis
From FortKaarneY.

ANNAPOLIS, April 4.-Haff million dollars 81
Gle under convoy arrivedat Perryville.
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RELIABLE INSURANCE.
The Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
CHARTERED A ID. 1910!
The Oldest Insurance Company doing
Business in the South.
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS I,OO0.OOo.
EyHIs Company its claims to patronage the following
II facts
PIt has been doing legitimate Insurance business for
HALF CENTURY.

Ithas acquired envabe reputation in regard to Af
desngeautabe adjustment and prompt payment OF losse
which aeaurement guarantee that will never devlst
from its former course sopardze character long
deservedly enjoyed.
NJ 1t possesses bona fde means to the amount offs
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PImpleS BaniEhed!
Faces Made CIeaFI
HOW
By one weeks Of the Magnolia BAlmI PERFECTLY harm
less but elegant and eGectuol preparation.
Price 80 cents per bottle Sold everywhere
WE HAGAN & CO., PrepretorE, Troy Ny.
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nALIEY,s mAGIuAL PAIN RxTnACTon

DALLEL UAAlGICAIl Hk7AC O1k
The verdict America unanimously accorded in favor
Of this sterling aevztcr OF human suffering In all parts Of
the world introduced 1t forthwith supplants every
ether appliance Tor eyey species Of Wound Sore Erupse or
Outaneous disorder il also Of results from
the bites Of reptiles mosquitoes and waspand has
the greatest medicine in the world Sold at the prn
cipai depets IA Broadway Y, and Charress street. Nex
Orleans, by WRIGHT CO., General Agents Also By all
druggists and merchants.
H.. H
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From New York

NEW YoRK May "A million percussion caps
for Charleston were seized yesterday.
1t is contemplated to suspend all Southern mails
next week,
1t is reported that a collision occurred between
two vessels at the mouth of the Potomac.
Hampton Roads and James River are strictly
blOckaded.
Twenty more steamers will be added to the Navy.
Governor Hicks Secretary thinks the appoint
ment ola Board of Safety will prseipitate Maryland
into civil war, a majority being secessionists.
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To the, Bureau of Military Supplies.

NM have thousand pounds Of lead hand which
Wv the Davidson county Military Companies have for
bullets, BY leaving their mould places free q shsIgs
apps HENDERSON BIOS.
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MRS. WINSLOWs
An experienced and female physician, has soohin
Syrup for children eethng which greatly facilitates process
teethng by sofenng the gums reducing s Inflammation
will aay pain and regulate the bowels DepeEd
upon it, mothers will give rest yourselves and relief and
health to your Perfectly safe in all See adver
tisemant IN another column ect2S-ly
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.


DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
EUAs universally pplanted all other Onmens and healing
applications in both the Eastern and eern Hemispheres,
bereyer introduced intrinsic merit the secret
of in all ceoHs GTecGos whether the cause be
0oci5eator disease.
BURNS { soALDs
are instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and imam
nation by timely appca ton this marvellous healer
and the flesh is renew as BY charm, blsE1ish or
Scarremaining.
THE FRIEND OF THE NURSERY
harep are freuusnt suf ferers from external injuries
..nac;aIiv from fluid and (tIEnphes Eap0sioas-ther
fore every mother should have this heSng preparation
hand. 1t heals sore BrsGfs, and qcky re-
moves the letter or RING WORM SO sreeGlen sa tAs
nursery =
TOTRAVELERs BIZ : SEA AND LAND.
The Msehinst, the Ira yslsr, and every other indi'
yidual whose lot in Life 4 throws him EltAln ue
chance Of accident from eeo IRE or collision should
bear in mind that this Magic Extractor his best and only
friend 1t beth portable and cheap Aod should ever
be HE companion, friend IN need Ihere are thouAnos
Of living witnesses to testify to its marvellous vrtne wEo
owe sound limbs aid muscles 70 IT'S SAVING encscy
following few Of thesGd.ng GSSdSeS ioI wlloS
DGITEY's MAGIOALP PAIN . EXgRACT0Riss PREVEH
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Burns, ErysTsi.s sorssof& kinds
Bruises, 1htula. ShotE oonoSt
Boils, FROST blteSb eOfSiula,
Broken Breast, Fever Sores, sczrvy,
Rites n Rentilss Pelons, scsds,
Cancer GIanduIar Diseases, Scarf,
o or1ces I5n,. MercuTisi Sores, sCaId Head,
1happed Hands, Painsyenerally, sprslns,
Jhlhains, Pimples, Small Pox'
hrsmp Piles. Tuners,
Contracted Cords, Poison, Tetter,
Chafes, Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Hiseoses AZ the Skin, Rashes, venerea Sores, &c
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MagnO11a BaIn
A PERFECT AND COMPLETES REMEDY FOR
PIMPLES, BLOTCHES,
FRECKLES,. ERUPTIONs.
sUNBURN OR TAN.
YUNHIs Elegant Preparation renders the Skin soft and FRESH
imparng to it Marble Purity. 1t is most cool and
frehing applied to the face after exposure to the and
will give relief the Sting Of Insects Nothing
poisonous enters into its composition The contents ola bottle
might be taken without harm. hs application eUery night
for a cock, aciH cure the Soerst case Of PizpLes
Sold every eEyRhere-Price Fifty Gents BEETLE.
W: e. HAGAN. Proprietors,
fbe4dtE&s3R Troy, New YORK,
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to its pslcy holders in this State
IL 1t contributes the OF the State by the annual
Of taxes license.
Property holders wishing protect their property by policy
Of Insurance, really solid Company that will stand
bodl pay every claim 1t, let hat
accomplish they oecsoy calling al the Agency Of this
Company No. 25 College street.
JOSEPH NASH State Agent Tennessee, Kentucky Msss
spp will attend to the prompt adjustment and
payment Of lesses in his district.
MsrQ-d&tw3m
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MILLION DOLLARS

TPIt has TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in TennessC
State Bonds, deposited with the Comptroller, as
Additional Guarantee
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TILE FRIEND orS THE NURSERY

srs instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and nham
nation by timely aPplica ton this marvellous healer
and the flesh is as y BY charm, blsEnsh or
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UTAs universally suppanted all other Onments and healing
applications both the Eastern and Western HemispheFe
wherever introduced; and Its i1tTsc merit the true secret
Of its success all cGeOus affections whether the be
nocISsnlor disedse.
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and all good Dr.
mar2-dEly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

u Russell has written letter to the Lon
don Times on the Bull Run affair. Although
he reached the ground at an early hour in the
morning, and the battle ragged all day, he con
triyes to have Witnessed only the rout. He
has not any word Of graduation for any one,
not even for the Southern chivalry, and has
not thrown out that laRs plum for which they
had no doubt set their mouths. There is no
account Of splendid charges, hand to hand
encounters, brilliant teats Of arms, black horse
cavalry, General this or that. OF mastorly
manruvres, and all the beautiful details Of
the fight, not O word-only description Of
the confused muss. As this was more con-
genial to his pen he has accordingly dealt
wholly in il. lie is able to state authorita-
lively that the enemy had no masked bate
ries, because as no was eating his sandwiches
at a safe distance he did not see them,
fore the talk about them is mere bosh. The
letter is conceived Ia ,he gsual soin Of Eng
hsh conceit and supcrciliousness, albeit we
hope that any wcll-mertcd rebuke which
it involves may have It's effect. Whatever
may be the philosophy Of the phenomena
called panics they are disgracoiul to our arms.
Russell, who could not see what the mon
were flying for, represents himself to have
been the only one not frightened out Of his
wits and though no body else was in dan
ger, he came within an ace Of losing his life
for simply asking what was the matter Of
ruiFian who snapped a pistol at his head,
which did not go Off, but he did on the full
gallup; and when an eaort was at last made
TO check or at least cover the retreat, he is Of
the opinion that he (Russell) had principal
hand in it. Your Johnny Bull, in this in
stance, can scare ly be accused Of partiality.
and as TO any sympathy with either side, is in
the position Of a man who saw a polecat and
rattlesnuke oontending by the way side, and
being asked which he hoped would lick, re-
piled that he heartily pished The Deoit had 'e'a
both
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

THAT OLD HAr.--An old hat is shocking
bad thing. Reader, have you one that is past
wear, and has so long been thrown aside as to
become an object of disgust, and you are just
ready to commit it to the flames to remove il
from your sighti Don't do it, 1t is vaiua-
bic for repairing, as you can easily ascertain
by taking it to the Hat Works of p. ". Wat
son, in Hubbard's Block, Montpelier No
matter how old the style OF how much de-
faced, Mr. Watson will work it over in the
latest style, and give You hat which you
can not distinguish from one Of Beebes best
for which you will have to pay the highest
retail price and at about one half the ex-
pense. Then spare that old hat; Watson 1t
the man to deal with it and save you your
hat and most of your money. If you doub
it, single call at his rooms will convince thu
most unbelieving
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

The 2D VERMONT REGIMENT has advanced
about 5 miles above Chain Bridge, and the
Montpelier Company has been detailed for
patrol service up the river.
Martin Bates of Westford, Company G, I'd
Vermont regiment, died the measles at An
napolis. Abial Foy, of the Burlington com
pany, accidentally cut off finger. and private
Harper, of the Tunbridge company, BY acci-
dent shot off two fingers while on picket SER
vice. Corporal Wilcox is still in hospital at
Annapolis
Capt. +. A. Todd Of company c, I'd VT
regiment, has very nearly recovered from the
wound he received at The Bull Run battle
and WILL we understand, leave Bratteboro ts
resume the duties of his command next week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

ACCIDENT IN THE vi. Sd REGIMENr.-
A few nights since while C. +. Harris, Ser
gcant in Co. X. VI Sd Regiment was lying
beside his gun, some one accidentally hit the
gun with his foot, causing it 10 discharge
taking three fingers rom the left hand of Mr..
II. He was offered discharge from service,
but declined from accepting it, saying he
would fight the rebels as long as one hand
was left lie is a resident of Worcester and
is now at home on furlough for six weeks.
Sutton, Aug. 10, 1861. L, T. II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

THE PRINCE AND THE KENrUcKGAN.-
Willis, in the Home Journal, notices drol
incident, that happened on the visit Of Prince
Napoleon to the House Of Representatives,
A tall and portly old gentleman approached
his royal hghness, and, to the surprise Of the
party, made no sign Of bow, or even Of lift
ing or removing his hat. He remained some
minutes in conversation with the Prince, and
then walked away with equal unceremonious-
ness, though the bare-headcd Prince bowed
to him most deicreutially as he withdrew -
The member is an old man, of both noble
and venerable look, and he had not the slight
est thought Of any lack Of courtesy to the
Prince. It was only The fashion of 'Old Ken
tucky :, aud the prioea doubtless SO gonsid-
cred the matter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30
TIE 4th AND sth REGIMENTS.

The following officers are empowered to re-
crut men for the 4th and 5th Regiments Of
Vermont Volunteers. On account Of the ur-
gent necessity of the full complement Of men
being enlisted Immediately, the number Of re-
cruiting stations have been increased beyond
the number of companies wanted for the two
regiments. When enlisted these men will be
united and organized into twenty companies.
The most encouraging reports are made
from many Of these recruiting stations, both
as regards the number and quality Of the re-
cruits offered We believe both regiments
will be filled in a very short time The io.-
lowing are the officers and stations referred
fo abnvo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

THE SOUTHERN REBELLION AND THE WAR
ron THE UNIoN.-A history of the rise
aud progress Of the rebellion, from he first
stages of treason to the close Of the con-
hict: New York, James ID. Torrey, pub
Usher, Fred Gerhave, 81 Nassau st. gem
eral agent
Mr. Torrey is to issue this history in weekly
numbers, OF 80 octave pages, at ten cents per
number. The first number gives good prom
Use of a valuable work. 1t contains an intro
duction explanatory Of the plan; a summary
Of events from the election Of President Ia
the evacuation Of Fort Moultrie, Go be fol-
lowed up, a succinct history Of former CON
spiraces, embracing the whiskey insurrec'
ton, Q79l-4,) the alien and sedition emeutC
(l70S.) Burr's conspiracy, (lS06.7,) the
Hartford Convention, (lsl4. Missouri Com
promise excitement. (Isls.2L) the Indiar
difficulties in Georgia, 1925 South Caioli
ma notification, (l832-3,) DORIS rebellion il
Rhode Island, Is42, and the Kansas Ne
braska troubles. Next comes chapter l. o
the history of the present rebellion, on th'
true cause; chapter H. on the objects 0
secession and chapter III. on the spread o
the accession sentiment. The work is hand
somely printed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30
EXEcurlyE DEPARTMENT, o.

TO the Cifi-etis Of Vermont
An emergency has arisen which demands the active
and promp GO operation Of every lover a his country
In efforts to raise aud organize troops Tor inc ara Ahu
protection of the General Government
Ia yew Of imminent DANGER An earnest call has peen
made upon tho Executive by direction of the fitsiae'
Of tho United States for the two Regiments which, nn'
der ny general order Of the 9th instant are beig ens'-
ed-raouestinr that the troops may be forwarded TO
Washington With the utmost dispatch.
Deeply impressed with the Importance OF the Crisis
earnestly cali uuon the citizens, and especially upon the
Young ucn NJ the state enrol their names al he sew
era recruiting stations for the service Of ther country
Vermont has never been delinquent when caleu 10 "f
fend the honor of the national flag aud At this critical
inncture when our invaluable Institutions our n'afes
privileges aud national existence even, arc imPrii
led let il be said that the Green MOunah state "A'
among the last 70 fly 20 the
EHASrUS FAIRBANKS,
GaYernoT and Commander. rim -lheI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

Recruiting for the 4.h and 5th Regiments,
is now going on, all the recruiting officers
having been appointed. The two in this county
are d, b. Davenport, of Roxbury, and w. +.
Templeton, Of Barre, j. G. Flanders, assists
the former and VIM. Marsh, the latter, both
Of Montpelier.