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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

2aa best dos y Coleman best p. yrs Old io II shsp-
ard % best dos u shepard. bcs' aud 2nd hest prs
yculns o., ECnlrmnu. best 70 Shepard. 2nd best
tusscl Ntfun best and 2Hd bc'f 2trs ui hciicu " "
ootcil beet yenrlng hctr, z Coleman, God be-. do
Hcnas Wtlbudso, best bull calf
Hestorf, md Dsrhaas-Marous u Messenger, best
yrs old bull David Gale, hest Durham bull cslf Willie
N1hott 2ud best do. David Gale, beet }carog steers
:. j Perrin, best ycarlng bull Russell Martin. best
yIs old Durham AID best ~, old hcrold hrfcr4
Common --Dcnns0n Martin. hast pr 3 yrs Old
steers, Lyman a Work 2pd hcstdo Moses Lewis. best
,h,sc yeutng heifers Coleman. brs,e aiing hc'ler
cows Coleman best nu.ch COW
fai rHtc and Working Or.p--Amos krnbdl, best
pr matched oxen Ash sIminds, best pr Working ok
enlpati Andrus Bud best do. Clguan, best fit cat
uc aud flt cow
NsriH9 Stcst-t. o Mcicdf best ncfinn buck C.
kcurci, 2n1 nr.tdo g. % Nuosl l,st tcn n Give buck
auld,e cw. lamb. ECaeuan. hostile grade ewes. Ma
ulu uau.ngtfr. beet p'u grade lsnbs
bu.k ,nu Give owes. % Wakcr, best three 'hep.
rorLrav.
Dcnnison Martin, be, op nwls
uAtHy.
Mrs Adl Crane. best .isc riirc.e. MrsU D Abbott,
host plain do Ms Nirtin liprnhuu BOD br.t doc
Mo % Martin, best % lus butter. Mrs duun Bura-
ham ld best do. Ma. Ariel Crane, brsi 70 Dos u blils
JIM Palmer, best DO. 6on,y.
ruIr
Geo F,ruham, hest peck sour and best peck sweet
apples. CALVIN Flint best variety ofspfe., Geo fan-
ha %, 2.d best do.
vearuntrs
'"'"i1r' Moses Lew 9e'. pS eng ,'n res AVN
,, s -,a 5 H., wy. w. ls ., w s,,'ss'
lnnck. Ni,in sc.gr,. 9aJ best do: Wm T. Bawnsn
best ps early blues. Alvin scayer. % boat DO. WIN
bowman, stpk Wpuin.. David Gale pod Dee ins
Warrington. best aud 2ad a.si pN Dover ai.rd nom
'l. ~, ','s'i' KY pN Ply" ~ . " ~, ,'"''l'
q n smith 5r.t IL ,,,.n.' 4 Ie,si, b..tt. b,a,. I,
W Davis. 2aI best Do. IS W Davis. le.t Us carrots, J
Lows, 2ud best do Alexander Smith. best 90, tomatoes
fo.nsN "'ndncn Nc.' pk DcA"s fni o., Patterson,
',vyl pu,p.ln-. p .o'ea'l' -.o '' w., d..'g,.
Os"iri h l.., ,,,..e,... 3 t,,.. qaa I..t a. Aio,
Smith, Best Z nibba4os nnl -Iultiases Geo " saiith,
best trace pop corn John Harrington best trace
sweet con"
t,ji,,. n.oyt--,l,. r,''y Se., ,t,rooib. Mr.. @
Reeos. Bod b.st; Mr. g D.. Bcldns best ba.ket quilt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11
CONSUMPTION Cured, If TAKEN IN
GTfAGnN


West Albrgh W., July % 1883.
DR.. Baxter Sir have much reason to believe that
through the blessing Of God your klixr saved from
confirmed Pulmonary Cunsurptiuu.
DAVID MARVIN Minister Of the Gospel.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11
Special notires.

BLUE SCALP, AND WHITEHEAD HAIR
are the consequences Of using dyes containing Nitrate Of
sylvor' Bear This in mind, and rcmsmber also that
CRiS1AOOBOs EXCELSIOR DYE
has been anAlized by DIR. Chiffon OF New York. the
irst Analytic Chemist IN America and s certified under
bis hand to be free from deleefols ug,dcnts. =, we'll
's splendid dye instaniaheous n It's operation, and
perfect n It's results.
Prepared by J. Crisadoro No castor Uons. New York
sold everywhere, aud applied BY 40 liar hiessefs.
ClG7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11
COuGHs ND cOLDs CURED.

Wcsif,rd. VI. June %, 1858.
Th. ccrtifrs that ~ q Whites Pulmonary Elixir
hn- lecn u~rd in my family iu Of colds At
tended with throat and has been found reliable
medicine ia these cases. j. w. WOODWARD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

have used Or. Whites Pulmonary Elixir IN my fam
lv the last tso years, aud have found it he best medi
zine uat have ever used Tor Coughs. Cold, aud sore
rhfoats EDGAR MECH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

SOLDIERS PAY AeArN.--The freeman
docs not understand that there is any law,
state or NATIONAL" by which agents may
be employed on the allotments Of the pay
Of soldiers for the benefit Of their families
and furthermore, it wishes to know what
regulations have been made on the subject
by the War Department. We will with
pleasure enlighten the Freeman, as far as we
can.
BY the 10Th section Of can act to author
lie the employment Of volunteers to aid in
enforcing the laws &c, passed by Congress
on the 22d Of July. 1861 the Secretary of War
was authorized and directed to introduce
among The volunteer forces In the service Of
the United States the system Of allotment
tickets now used in the Navy. or some equiv
a.cnt system, by which the family Of the vol
untecr may draw such portions OF his pay as
be NAV request
That is the law and wo fancy it requires
no great amount Of power to draw the infer
ence that the Secretary Of War may, il be
chooses, recognize agents appointed by the
Governor Of state, and employ them In a
matter which is committed to his discretion,
so far as ice mode Of executing the law is con-
cerned lt may be well enough perhaps to
have state legislation but il docs not appear
to be indispensable. As 70 the regulations
adopted by the Secretary Of War: we do
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

80
press cslseiy soaiea. to ell parts of the country
PRlCES--Full strength CIV half strength 80 quar-
f.RisTENBRR-Y A,s we3ic,ue,s destgacd srprcis
~ for ESTIMATE CASES, Which al other remedies
ofths Mind hare tgei 10 cure aIi tta ia Wtrrunf
ed as represented IN EVERY RESPECT Orthe price
TFBEWARE OF INIrAriONsl None genuine
and warranted unless purchased drfcfiy gf m. W. nt
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE toh 0ftCiAL DIS
EASE 10 rs Unirn street. ffatiaehcr. K.
NJ This sB,-iaNu embraces at diseases " pirate
nature both nf MI m aud WOMEN. by arrgusry rdu-
Gated physirilu NJ twenty years practice, giving them
Cusnl,nti,ns by letter Or othcrsisc are strictly
confidential aud medicines Mil be sent by express
from o5.ccqtion all pat, n the United states Also
Accommodations hr patients from abr 'ad wishing for
and quiet BHrnRAr wt good care until restored
health
CAU flON III has been estimated that over iwo hun
tired Thousand dohdrs psid s~iadng quscks
uustl,. iu New England slnu-. without any bc'ef 10
Il, Ola sc who pay II Moot of ths sum COMES nf
cass ~ prr-uu- whO the isNst able 20 lose u, hut
once p,d they vi - hirg .nd Tho, are com
PEELED 90 suilrr the wrong m rilct" NOT daring - fN-
pose The cheat Tor fear NJ crpnfng f1cHfsrcs Al ils
comes fsor trusting. '0th0af iz9uuy, o. ocn VINO are
alike destitute 81 honor character .nd 'At ",u Nnuse
only relo hucudAton 3, ier 'Hh i' -la 90 I'N'sNn1
ASSERTIONS IN praise ~ fhsHfsifs ", therDtte you
would avoid beiig huajgyyed. AXE no m.u.s Wurd no
matter iehat les prsfrHsi0iE but MAKE INQUIRY
IL will cost YOU hing bat save you many regrets
for AS advertising physician, 90 nine cssrs ont of ten,
are bug,s there T. ma Salty Ia tu'ung any ~ Ao' uh-
IT,. ,ou kuoN trh0 aud 'chlf fhrf
TfDr NJ will s,ud FREE hy enclosing one stamp
/ as 4intr. = PAuphletun ni-hASk1 nf WOMEN, and
nn P,icalf Uisaifs gcaeailg, Swing hul information,
irifh fhr most undohb'e4 referci0, di"f tAf'mnas
without whith nn advertising rhYrirtn ~ Wedlrinc NJ
hi. Kind Is deserving 81 ANICoNFlOkNuh WHAT
EVER
boyc. $40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

Gov. HoLBRooK is recovering, and is ex-
pected to be at Montpelier about the 10th
instant.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11
CONSUMPrION CURABTE.

Dr.. Htifs BALSAM is better entitled o. the eonhd-
ence " CONSERVATIVES than any remedy known
rpccuar action the system excite the surprise and
duiraton NJ those who have tried various medicines
Without benefit. Il m we'll worth fair trial
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

This blixir has been extensively used throughout,
most of Ncw England and Cansdt he ast six ycafs.
and wherever introduced has given universal saisfsc-
ton.
10 lloscus She iiHhtest cough.
j. causes thc patient o. raise fccly.
u cures The crour Immediately when given In season.
10 relieve, thc wurst cases n Asthma at once.
o. ailat- fewer aud pain ind Produces night.
L., all Parents who have children subject 10 GROUP
pro bottle NJ this Elixir ai once aud keep in the
house ready 600 give a mumtut's waning.
Read the following evidence Num some ~ the most
prominent citizens 81 Vernon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11
OOO ROLLS OF KIDDERMINsrER

AOO CARPETS. sloht, huperiec, IN matching
fr 90 cents per yard, This Bat OF Carpets llwool
goods Of superior qufly and styles and believed 10
be the cheapest at n Carpets offered In his mar
ket. The mperfectons are scarcely percepuhe'
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY,
rs Hanover Street. Opposite American House Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11
THERE Is NO USE INTRODUCING
TESTIMONIALS,

Attic VIZ HAVE MANY or THEM, FOR rmK
TIL 4 NOLIA BALM:
For when HE face b. covered with unsi-htv pimnIes
some fqfe and rsiiajie remedy
THE MAGNOLIA BALM WILL CURE
THE WORST CASE OF pIMpLEs
IN A StNGLE WEEK
u ia ~ s7fe remedy that the contents II bottle
might be drunk without harm. Physicians look with
wonder upon ts speedy for has heretofore been
thought ab,O utely necessary Go the preparations 81
"a or mercury tn cure Immediately but the MAGNO.
~ BALM cnHtaius neither II IS the most elegant
and neatly put up article r sale any whore and may 10
obtared Of all our ap0hecates and Fancy Clouds Deal
Sold everJwhcre-pdce Scots bottle
". Il. HAGAN IS co. Prnprietors
L. Z PmpcH, Montpelier. Wholesale Agt f,r Vermont
G27
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C4atrbman s. State Journal.
MONTPELIER, OCTOBER II, 1861.
BY B.P WALTON.


BYE. =. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, OCTOBER II, 1861
NEW POST OFFICE IN MONTPELIER.
To-day TUESDAY, October 18Th, postmaster
French occupies the new and elegant build
ing erected by him specially as post office.
The building is centrally located, on the lot
on State street, east Of the Bank Of Montpe-
lier, and but short distance from the juno
ton Of State and Main streets. The building
is AZ by % feet, and two stories high,-,he
first story 3 and the second 10 f. in height.
The ground floor is the post Office consisting
OF two rooms; the first public, 8 by "a feet,
lighted by crown windows, ceiling light green
and castings Of oak The boxes exposed to
this room number 5l3 Of which 50 are lock
boxes The second room is for the distrbu-
ton of the mails, and is 80 fec, by IS, with
convenient entrances for delivery Of mails
without interfering with the public ROOM
Tho second story is for offices, all of which
have been rented The work was commenc-
ed on the first Of July, aud the stone and
wo,d work was completed in three months,
according to contract the stone work by 4.
G. Camp. and the wood work under the di-
recuon OF Preston row. as architect Inc
exterior is finished in imitation Of granite
The building is an ornament to She town. and
cveryway crcd'aole to the enterprise OF post
master French and TO the good taste ana
skill Of the constructors. The Stars and
Supf loat over the building MY marking
1t for The use OF the National Government
REVISED ARMY kkcuLArIoNs.--J' i. Lip
pencott ~ Co.. Philadelphia has published
AN edition OF the new army regulations with
copious index. 559 pages Price, S2'OO.
81 The Essex, st. Adams and Burlington
troops for the Gth regiment, arrived this (Sat-
urdy) afternoon, at o'clocK, with others
P''' o.
-, ,~'' '''''7''
~ To day Saturday has been pretty
bard trial for She boys in camP-ahout equal
% "a rainy winters day IN Virginia Those
"n' had received their camp dresses and rub
oer blankets were lucky
IvArarEArioN OF ruE STATUE or ETHAN
Attsx-I,ha. been announced, we know
MT 800 what authority that Senator Wood
bridges Grafton viii be delivered from a
stage erected in front Of the State House,
an % o'clock, A. NJ Oct. 10 after which a
procession, escorted by the 6'h regiment
will march TO the Pavilion where dinner
win be served, speeches made, songs sung
&e' IL does not yet appear who are to
speak or sing but il will not be am'ss to
guess that everybody viii boJoviai'
Hrr FAKE no MosrPELtER.-rhc Yer
mont valley l'o''anu "a D'''.ng'oh' vermont
Central and NeFmon' " O1aaoA Na'''0''s "'''
take passengers 10 Montpelier ana return i'r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11
LUCIUs HoLBRooK

burlington, Vt, Jan 9, 1860.
1h. is % certify that h4ve used Dr. y. @. Whites
Elixir iu ny family. and hnd 1t 90 be excellent modi
-lne lI ClIl.. CuuEhs. Sc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11
FOWLE'S Pile AND HUMOR CURE.

A Sure Cure for Bleeding Blind and ltchng Piles,
crofIla, Salt itheum, aud Diseases % The skin One
ltlo warranted 60 90 400 eases d u0i Dealers are
nrticulirly requested 20 fond the money Only Eve
nites in thousand returned and these were confirm
Fistula Hundreds oflcicrs and certificates are now
the proprietofs possession which can he seen uunu
ppiicatiou Send COR "a circnlar Prepared by HENRY
} FOWLE, Chemist, n piuce street, Boston SOLD
All Druggists. Ccftdcaics with each bottle Price,
per bottle G6q2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

| ITERATION II hereby certify to oil TO
i whom itmay concern. that have given 10 my som
Ge0rge H. Lancaster. his time during his minority 10
act f,r himself; aud shall not hereafter claim any Of
his earnings or pay any debts Of his contracting
5. II. LANCASTER.
Witness, Z. Perrin.
Randolph, Sept 2, 1851. 66oo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

Cavalry CoMpANY.-The cavalry compa-
ny mus cred in Montpelier was fully organ
lied yesterday Monday under the direction
Of Col. Plat. John d. Bartlett, captain :
VIM Wells, 1T Lieut.. Henry NJ. Paige
2ud Lieut.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

NEW TaNNs oN THE RArLRoAD.-A pas
senger train will, on and after Oct 8, leave
Norbdeld at s 90 and Montpelier at $40 A..
~ Tor Burlington and Rouses Poiut-rcach-
ins Burlington at II A. NJ. in tmo for the
train South on the Rutland q burlington
Railroad. Leave Rouses Point at $40 A. NJ.
and Burlington at $50 A. NJ. (after arrival Of
morning train from Rutland and reach Mont
peler at u so aud Mortified at l2.45.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

CLERKS PRoMorgD.-ln the Interior De-
partment, Washington, +. S. Dana from sec
oud class to third and Cyrus Birse from first
class to second.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

AHNsIN VgRWoNr.-Lamson Goodnow ~
Yale, will employ three hundred men in the
manu- aeture of arms at the Windsor rifle fac
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11


DEATH "f hEN' N'Dulloo'''--"e give
the rev account of tho death of Ben. McCUI-
loch hr uhit 10 may be worth The dcs
.rr;,,,,, ,l .,I,. cogi, T.. ,ra.;.oly ss was ola,
d., F,4.r.i
''lH'ef'' VINO S''| no ma o'e" cAP'ure' 'y
McCnl.ochs men aud had escaped rom them
The new story may be the old one ro-vampcd,
mo- b..,,. r,., ls TEN. We aro Inclined IN
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

THE VERMONT SECOND REorMENT IS IN
trouble again. Nearly one hundred and fifty
men are under arrest, including two officers,
for returning TO camp without orders, at the
time of the unfortunate affair with the Cam
eron Dragons. The report that Captain
Burubam was arrested is confirmed but
it turns out that the person who procured
his arrest is now in limbo. The regiment
has survived its former troubles. and we
trust will get safely out of this. A good fight
with tho enemy, on the first opportunity, will
put them all right.
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Copyright secured
'INHE u REATIN DIAN REM ED Y
Il FOR FEMALES.

ttff0'N ANNfHN - Ht"trHNy' 8W'' - j
This celehrsted Female Medicine, possess
ing virtues unknown ~ anything Of the
kind, aud prosing cHsctual after all others
have failed, ia dssigaed for both married
and single ladies, and is the very best
thing known ior the purpose, as II will
bring on the monthly sieki,en IN casos Of
obsiiuciious, afor al other remedies Of
the kind have been tried IN vain.
Over 21l0 HOTTIES have now been
sold without 'rg'> failure, when taken
a. directed, aud ~ithout the least injury 20
10 health 10 any casc. lLFIt Is put up ia
buitlcs " th,oe different strengths, with
hill directions mr using, and sent by cx-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

6rH REouEvr.--rhe llydepark company
arrived on Monday at noon, and the Roynltou
company az . p m. j; i- said that The resi-
ment viii have a surplus Of three hundred
men Who said Vermont was backward o.
During the day, some Of the companies we're
organized We shall give list, when the or
ganintion shall have been completed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

VERMONT REMEMBERED. or the thirty
two lurts and batteries constructed for the
defence of Washington, Gen. Mcclellan has
named three in honor Of Vermont or YER
mouters-to wit fort Ethan Allen, battery
Martin Scott, and battery Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

CHATHAM .-Rev. f.. p Stone, Of Berlin,
has been appointed chaplain Of the 9th rosi-
meut I,isa capital appointment He
young man of high christian character and
good atAinmcat., and is withal patriotic in
senhmeut-m bricf-as be should be.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

Sch rHR AurHOHfrY. Those who distrust The merits
fp0pnlar medicines, aud wish to find permanent REM
1y for Consumption n all its stages invited ex-
mine the statements of unquespuable authority given
favor Of On HALLS BALs,N They will sathfy the
iost inoreduous.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11
AWARDS or COMMITTEES.

neron --Phneas Patterson, best yoke oxen yrs oh
zonas Wabrdse hes, n yfs old steers. II shepard
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11

law FANF no M0SrFELIEN.-TH0 VOC
mont Valley. Rutland & Darlington, Vermont
Corral and Vermont & Canada Railroads viii
take passengers to Montpelier and return for
fare one way--good for the Sth, 9th. 10th,
ltth and l2th Of October Doubtless other
Vermont road. will do tho same With the
o.h regiment, the organization Of the Legis-
aturc. and the Inauguration Of the statue Of
Ethan Allen ordinations, the hall fake ought
To- ar1w big loads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-26
From California.

Outer STATION TBLRsRIPH, ninety-fve miles
west Of Fort Kearney, Aug. 23.-The pony eI-
press passed here this morning, bringing san
Francisco dates TO the 10th instant, the running
time to this point being only seven days
SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. is The FIRST Official
advtces were received from w eshingtou yester-
day In relation 10 who 10 to command the I,SoO
troops called FOR from California 70 serve on the
plains, and how they are 70 be organized
Agreea6ly TO the request Of the Secretary Of
War the Governor has commissioned Col. Carl
ton, Of the United States Army, 10 be chief In
command, and Major G. r. West, Of San Fran
cisco, second In command, taking charge Of the
cavalry. There 10 no doubt that the whole fifteen
companies will rapidly be raised for the duty
Five companies, mostly Of infantry, Were &C.
cepted to-day In this city. Our military men
however, are ambitious 20 see active service
against civilized enemy rather than 10 roam
over the plains.
guard Of twenty-five United states infantry.
In command Of a lieutenant, went down on the
last Panama steamer 70 escort the treasure 40 far
as Aspinwall.
There is no State news Of importance
George Hudson, the justice ef the peace OF this
city, who In 1859 hned the proprietort Of the Bull
letin Newspaper 500 for publishing Mrs. Sickles'
confession, on tue ground that IL was an obscene
publication, has obtained a verdict in Judge Ha-
gers court Of $50 damages against the Bulletin
proprietors because they called him a Dog berry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
INrERESrINGF FROM ANNapoIIx

ANNAPOLIS, Aug % 1t was announced ,oue
days ago thai the vessel Zee Zealand had srriyed
on this port. She Is commanded bT Capt Pa
bins from the Netherlands. On Saturday, at n
O'Clock, Captain Fablns, accompanied by his Of
hcers, made his onhcisl VISIT 10 Col r. BiddIe
hooeru, the commsndant Of this post-the Naval
Academy. He was received with spproprists
saiutes and an escort, and was handsomely enter
'ained at the headquarters by the colonel con-
handing.
In reply to toast to his Government Captain
Fabens stated that he hsd been In the United
states In ls2 and upon his return here was ssruci
with the improvement Of the country, particularly
In the city Of w sshington the architectural splen
dor OF the public buildings having attracted bic
especial wonder aud admiration. He spoke In
atting terms OF his regret at our present troubles
and added that his Government held no an nity
with rebels.
The Captain speaks English fuently, and sa-
pressed himself very handsomely.
After having been escorted through the grounds
he retired, much pleased with his visit
Colonel Roberts, by invitation Of Ca plain Fabinr.
visited the latter's vessel the next day. the cere
monies taking place AZ noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-26
Southern NeWs.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 2S "A special dispatch 20
the Courier, from Nashville, says Davis has sp-
proved Of the act appointing two other commis-
missiOners TO Europe Also, the act for the aid OF
Missouri in repelling her invaders and authorizing
her admission into the Confederacy
Ben McCulloch wss complimented q for the
at Oak Hill.
1t was reported that the rebel Congress had re-
ceived a dispatch by telegraph, stating that the
Milne, Of the Gulf Squadron, to see that the
British merchant vessels properly protected In
their ingress and egress TO and from the port Of
the South. High officials in Richmond are re
ported to believe such TO be the fact.
The French Consul at Richmond has received
dispatch announcing that several French war
frigates were at Norfolk
Southern passengers who have Just arrived re
port that martial law waS to be proclaimed In
Nashville to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-26
Two More Paper, suppr,,,ed.

GnNFToE, We, Aug. ga Newspaper, called
The Jefersonian, which has been violently op-
posed 10 the Government, and 10 under the control
Of those who are in sympathy with the traitors
was suppressed by the people, the once abolished
and the printing materials destroyed
TRENTON, N. J., Aug. 2i.-The True American
Of this city which has been extensively antag ons-
tic TO the Union, was suspended this morning In
an article In its last issue IL states that IL was in
terdicted by the Government, which has virtually
forbidden the publication Of all papers except
those supporting the administration. This slan.
derous misrepresentation Of the motives Of the
Government 10 only in keeping with the whole
tone Of this sheet