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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21

OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
HAVE hand and for SALE lot OF the finest OLD WHISKY
II in the State, from six to ten years old.
This made private order las have never been in the
the liquor tIdl has always beenin possession war
rant pure copper distilled mash made from ten
fifteen degrees proof The beat references be
given For further informaton address Box 2S Posoce,
Louisville, KeT lucky.
Nashville Union and American copy daily and weekly to
amount Of S. and charge this oce.L0E;srAe Courier.
Lynchburg Rose q Fire Insurance
Company,
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
Capltal 6tock paid SutiUUo w
Nett surplus January ls 1901 y
Depo with Comptroller. 1000 %
JNo. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
c. T. WILLS, Secretary
Policies issued ard renewed in this sterling Virginia Company
promptly adjusted and paid at their sgency
H-K 4 P. P. PECK. Agents,
mar9-a Colonads Buildings. Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21
A Picture GaIIery for sale.

O0LE CO. will sell trade their Ambrotype Gallery on
College street McCleands for onehalf tha
original Any enterpFGng wishing toengege IN
GOOD paying business would we'll consult them about H.
Those acquainted with the art making pcuEes et Hon
purchase wiz be leErat ires Of charge.
.uaFls-rQt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21

TN THE CIRCUIT COpRT OF HAIR DIN
tCountY Tenn.--snsan 3 Hutton; vs. Inos hs.on
Ic il sworn 20 ana motion petition thAl tne descendants
mos Hntson resident Of he stateof Tennessee u
4 therefore ordered publication be nadein me Union and
American Newspaper published in the city OF Nashville Tenn
M r rnccessve requiring said defendant to eppekr
- - re ~ dnv OF the Of the Circuit Court, said
COUNTY 81 Hardin held IN Savannah, the 9Th Monday
IN fer nef ana then and there 10 plead, deur
80 titior ar VIII be taken for confessed
a. he.rnr expare This, the 4h deg e February. 1861.
fsbol- F[tFr 'sicess JOHN 9. IRWIN Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21

I'm CAAANCEHN CODhI AT LINDEN.
4 Teuns--A Guthrie, et ais Joseph u Brown & A
Il McDonsldMaKch Rules, 1885, In this cause appears
from accomplishments bill, which Is that defendant
Joseph Browns nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered that publication be the Nash
Vile Unon and Amerran for four Ees requiring
said DESCENDANT appear st the Of the Chancey Court
holden. for his county OK Perry there
az Lnden Thursday after the Cd Monday in june next
and plead answer or demnr % esnpainans BILL the
VIII be taken for confessed and the set for hearing
t. him. ISAAC N RULME, g 4 NJ.
Cox, Attorney for eonplainanis. .l1e
marIs--Vltpri efee ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21
CLARK a. FULLER'S
AnQbrOS1a1 Oil,
CLARK, GREGORY d CO.,
SOLE POPRIEToRs,
CURES

Headache Earache Toothache three minutes
CouVhs Neuralgia Colds, Eysipess Broncbts Dyspepsia
Co Cramps Iuamed Eyes Chronic Sore Kl Sore Throat
Cus Burns Bruises sprains, Chapped Hands, Piles Ulcers
parhna Bunios corns, Frosted Feet, Deafness, Old Sores
Sore Breast Ssre Nppies scsld Head Ringwo, letter
ts spiJer Bites Dog Bites, Rat Bites. The world il cha
Iend r its Scalds and Burns IL Scratches
on horses sore Eyes horses, spsn sSinney Poll Evil
Fspla saddle aud harness Calls, fresh Wounds swengs
and Inc remedy apply to tender footed horses
from feet and bath well about the fog
The foot 7ures All cntaneous diseases beast
No one remedy all but can show more
N the virtue OIL in its healing
ties from responsible who above bsng bought than
be produced for any other medicine ,
DO NOT for masdy TO which the human
Auv are subject what proclaim We can suosantate
living witnesses ANHRosIAL On is Nashville pepara-
ton and sold the south and Southwest ~ al good
DRUGGISTS and general dealers The South be Justly proud
that Dr. CLARK native Tenneseans after much labor and re-
search has produced really worthy eOcse which Is bound
10 drive out the worthless imported trash win which
he country is flooded. -, =, -
ing testimonials nerous e set FORM IN the form
ofau adyeement some Of which from Physicians in
standing, who using it in Their prSetce Is they state
with marvellous effects
WechaleEge the world 10 produce reaS 90 speedy ana eec
tive in its healing properties. -, -,
| Read the evidence the virtue o. Clark Fullers Am
OIL eydeRce sutheEtc, and o persons whose Eerd
and standing rreproachAble Bead anc be convinced
CLARK. GREGORY CO.,
Sole ropretor Nashville Tenn Depot q College street.
Nashville, Tenn
merchants noVlu-Wbm
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+ -
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerson s Co..
Wholesale Grocers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Brandfes, Wines, Tobaccos. Cigarss sc.
coR1AR 0oLLEGEzED oH5RcB STREETS
Nashville, Tenn.
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
prised In part follows, which respectfully invite the
SUGAR, moLAssEs AND SYRUP.
g hea. LS sasis Sugar. sObs Lovsnss powdered
s, g ss II Cone aoba sasi5' R Loaf sugar;
Oohsm sss Plantation Mo- sopaskag list. Louis Golden
50 6bIs Rehnsd Mosssss; pSs New orleans Golden
80 hels LOverng's DRchrush- syrup;
COFFEE.
oe bags Baltimore Rio Cons; bags Col Java ooGee
NV esg. Ne" Orleans Rio oof 50 bags Lsgura Coffee;
WHISKY.
loo bel' ReCasd Whisky sOab Robertson county W'
l@ Ky DID, aObsis Smiths old Reserve
100 packages Old Rye whisky Whiskey;
spuncheOns q Irish and Scotch whisky.
BRANDTES. WINES, &c.
Oquarter casks seigneites 10 casks Madeira Wine;
loq SasRes casks ora. Dpssy ",%s
qr os.s. l soeSss Brandy; 10 Dry ys' S
10 Or United Proprieiors 50 pks Ginger Wines
Brandy; 50 baskets Champagne;
100 pks Arnerisan Brandy; 25 boxes Ciaret;
100 Ginger !" 95 pks Lemon Cordial;
SO Cherry 25 - Mint
Blackberry SO boxes bitterBs
IS raspberry Is pks Holland Glni
10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
300 boxes Virginia TobaceO-various brands;
500 |" Kentucky y
Is kegs Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
Sc, 1000 Superior Havana cigars-SaTious Brands:
$1,000 Domestic 4" I"
CAN DLEs AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar Candles; 50hcxes stearine Candles,
900 hlf" so Tallow
l50p" $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour;
100 '" superhne
100 bags Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks fine coarse Salt; 100 dozen Buckets
500 bbls Kanswha Salt: Soonest Tubs
1910 kegs Nails and Spikes; 25 racks Almonds
500 Glass Ware; so bbls Pecans and Fiberts;
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English Walnus;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boards;
500 bags Shot, assorted Sizes SOC Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; 50 bags Pepper;
IS cases Sardnes, u and Z 3 Alispce;
boxes: so bxs Ground Mustard;
50 bxs Lemon Syrup; SO Fire Crackers;
$50 pks Raisins; 50 bbls Cider Vinegar;
100 y Macknrel; SO bbls Xxx Ale;
25 chests Green and Black
Teas;
With variety Of ether articles.
na6-n EDWARDS. HARRIS co.
4
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UsT received and for sale constantly article OF ParA
ID hne Varnh Of the best quality, in quantities to suit
chAsers. BENZ SHIELDS a co.
Also consignment Perfumery, Enveops for the
trade Iian23-tfl p s. q co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21
Charleston and So
FRETFEsT - - a = a

RATES REDUCED AND sPREn -
Nashville: - h-ses Ten New Tor<
s s.os Co. ess. per log 6' q 6 Third Class A
Hats. Caps and Eonnets, ? 3 lass do
Tine from Savannah and Charleston 70 NAN.
and 4 half aad four days - ~ <snFiiies three, "a
Tine from New York and Phfis5.,uks.
and nine days. r-' ssfso and half, ef
intervening sabbaths cause the above vars.,,,...
SsAt trans are runon Sunday over three 7s " s' a.
eept damages occurring at sea- proEptly 5Si
V1ie and SoAttanooga Railroad Oh deliTerT y ne "a
ese 81 PSs wANDzns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21

Land for sale.
IF application made before LIST January will sell
modating terms, Forty acres OF Land, three miles
the Corporation limits, Mill Greek, opposite Mai Cots
This beautiful locations in Davidson county
About cnehalf Of the snd in timber the balsnce In ctva
There epreuses comfortable cabins and hne
young orchard Apply to MAJ GoyE the place, to
self for particulars. CHAS- K. WINSTON
inlvlA-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21

ROCK CITY sTUCCO WORKS
Plaster and Cement Depot.
n HAVE hand constantly supplied with the very
best Land Plaster Plaster Of Paris and Hydraulic Cement
VIM ST0CKELL
febI7.w2m No q Broadway, Nashville. Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21
(,ov1SeroN RAIL MILL COMPANIES Comp

<~NovIEGTON RAIL MILL coMPANY.-Ths Company
Is now prepared with the and improved mach
~ 20 All orders rerong Rairosd Bars at the shortest
tee as the Mill has the capacity to turn out $50 tuns week
IN erong Railroad Bars third new sn is added TO
en-, old 20 make that will not aninate and per-
feet weld
street Railroad Bars also he furnishsd OF pattern
rire and new Railroad Of different lengths and
an order receive prompt AID careful attention, and
none Int t materials will be used in the hands Of sku
orSen the Company hope give entire satisfaction
70 nav favor Il with their custom
~ao nay r. BUCHANAN & SON, Agent,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
v II Clement President Ltde Miami R Co.
1obn Lewis, President coyington and Lcxing;en Co
Loumsdeu President Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
RRCO. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21

Wnshfn~rc-, 10y no
GtENI8AL OHIO AND EzA1r7mou-s : A.
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminate Il = ,lff-- : (. -
Ton City on ne East and Columbus On e We-. = 49,, q =
y connects Win Railroads or and from al sc;-S Il -
Wess, South-Vest and Ncrrl.-W~-.
Passengers By this Route can visit tie 49,. :,
1oIk OF Boston alone, ~ other Lines. - > :.
Through Tickets can also be procured Vi. r1E.t,. -
ne Hasern cities st. an additional chge or & onir
szieeplns ears attached to al night trains -
All principal points = '''RP'ns
v.sit IN men and travellers for pleasure infcruaoa
ne NC Aastern Cities at Comparatively snail -sr
Il Is - celebrated for its vore-fni keutg ald sh
police. ea m the World. It's system ss day and ns-if ~
large shipment; its exclusive telegraph isues.
lance Of tbe eoooe track its ne hotels lander he surTs
and coufsrt SD As1fss % NE passengers speed, afs
Through 7ictr-,. -.
the principal Baggage Cheeks can Be procured a.
ASK Tor tickesS - and Steamboat Offices n the west
vi D s.t ~ 5-!tinore sad Ohio Railrued-
L. n 90 ~ d Master TRANSPORTATION 4 2 z
II ! ar lE5s ~ Gen. western sgsnf r 4 q a
i ~ &C., !, y - Presf, q o p = -
sprnI9 A. Genl Ticket Agent, O ORR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21
Wahny's COmDlnea Renner 1,,,,a
MoVzrar

manny's ComBInea Rea0er o1,,
Mower,
WL.LaIihs- WOODS IMPROVEMENT.
w eeleorated aaehine eceved he frxs r---3s
SOLD MEDzL, the bestcorabned $780, al - 9f trI
..ns sra. nssd States Agricultural Fs held a. %
VI - j ~ 10 he tHi cane Of near ssr-e y
staiss SSrs thoroughly tested. The Committee 80. " ne
shr2ogn asrshs r Wider, President Uuiss tsr
asS Teeets e. the ward as the best hsspsr ara
noEst oeiere Two separate committees splairf5 = ne
aent OF ne Davidson County Agricnitusi sos. le ~
In uly 1857, most Of the achipe - aAaAEi
nnmerons ether premiums and awards we're Vs
during ne last season, every Mscbais 49, nn
The above machines are for aaie bv tfe ,-5-.cs-
B. =. cHEATHAM, ~'"s1soi
seneral Agent fer the stats
- USHER, WHEELRa a ~
NnshvfiI. - !
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21
FRENCH PgOFESTANF STsz =, 80
PhffadeIDafa. sfR, t'

~ A6AAE VALIANT viii re open hc- Rns.ai-.
~ scaooiior young ladies' at los Chsstnut st-es, -
Sgsenoer superior instructions In the RneIirf - y
Slsnenes 70 both Of vhish equally serious ate tor
tsenant with Madame valiant, VIII mead ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21
Now Furnfture storc

NVW uTMHtuTC BtUECs
VIE subscriber takes this method Of informing his patrons
and the public generally that lie las just arrived from hs
win splendid stock Of fashionable Furniture which
ne call attention He has TAKEN and superblv
na up me stores No SO Market street, door to old
stand anc trusts BY attention fair dessc 70 merit share
o. patronage am particularly desous show to chose
Ioing 70 purchase ny stock Of Mattresses inst made and
equals not superior TO Anv others market By calling
ct me heo store NO 20 Market street. you meet witt
attentive clerks who deem pleasure show the stock
whether you wish to purchase No connection qeifh
any tier estdJltshsseat. $500
mar6-2m sAM'L HErsHAw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21
Cash system.

NOR the year 1861 our business will be
EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
By adapting this system, know make greatly to the
interest Of our friends TO give their patronage.
SNYDER Il FRfZZELL,
janl-tf 81 Public Square
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21

TrAFINa s day suggested % the oleEk q me County oout.
IL WeIr county the insolvency OF re esa.e
az John NsilIlnQ deceased therefore all pesens hoiolne
Ainn aFans. said hsreby notified e ee tnsm pISg
rly with Clerk Aforesaid on or sne ~
ar Of JULY 1857 As The claims against the said estate Wi D "a
indicated on thnf day rrorafa distribution January ne s
1901. @. r. HOLMAN An@ADsH-N't-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
Correspondence n the Journal
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHNoToN, Sept %.
Mn. EnrroR-I am not certain whether
you receive tho Kansas papers in exchange
or not, and therefore enclose you what clip
from the Lawrence Republican, relative to the
death Of my late very esteemed friend l.. s.
shaw, formerly Of Waitsfeld, VT, hoping you
may think proper to give the same place in
your paper, as n testimonial TO the character
he bore in his native State. knew him well
both in Kansas and ia Vermont, and his re-
moval 10 Kansas was probably in consequence
Of correspondence that passed between us
On that account, ! feel in avery peculiar man
ncr this terrible stroke to a wide circle Of
professional and social friends. Vermont has
lost in him one Of her noblcst sons Kansas
one of her most esteemed citizens, and the
country one among her earliest and brarcst
defenders. Thisis no occasion for culogising.
Peace to his dust.
The Sharp Shooters are now in camp near
this city. They have already had one ex-
hibition Of target practice, when they were
honorod by visit from the President, some
Of the Cabinet. Foreign Ministers, and others.
They have already received the compliment
Of having the most tidy and best regulated
camp in the vicinity. Capt. Weston in his
usual ailablo and happy style attends to every
thing in his line IN its time, and behaves in
camp quarters very much like the stately pro-
prietor of u country hotel. He thinks the
boys arc prepared to give good account Of
themselves.
General news is dull-no late indications
of an attack by either party, but more troops
are daily arriving On our side. w. II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

scarcely among the crowd of emotions surrounding him
Ind language give fitting oppression - Ills feclngs -
Two II our Bar aud n oar immediate residents who
had gpnc ftom ds ~ the call " their country,
lying among the dcad-pcisNcd 100 hcr service
noble sacrifice TO her peace, prosperity and integrity
We who remain may well ndcausr iut encouragement
in the clcvaiing example they had .ctus.
After the adoption OF the resolutions, Louis
Carpenter, j. S. Emery and 4. S. Lowman,
Esquircs, were appointed by the Chairman
the Committee to present these resolutions
TO the District Court at its ncNt-term, that
they might be made matter Of its record
JOHN NJ. COE, Chairman.
IL. SnANKLTS, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

| Tho Washington correspondent Of the New
York Commercial writes
startling news is hourly looked for from
the Southern coast. There are those here
who would not express surprise if the recov-
cry Of Sumter and the destruction OF Charles
ton was announced. Savannah is also re.
gardod as on the SICK list.
IL Is reported that the government intend
sending the ContrabRnd negroes to St. Do
mingo, but ut what time is not stated. For
The present these people will be employed in
tuiiding military roads, &c. and tho negro
women as cooks in camps.
There are at present in Baltimore twenty
thousand troops, which number would seem
to be sufficient to keep the X. G., C,'s in
check
1t is said that the government are taking
the wise precaution Of packing up aud send
ing to the Custom House in Philadelphia all
valuable documents connected with the diff.
erent departments. When one is we'll pre-
pared for storm il seldom II ever arrives.
letter ir'm Camp Elk Water, Western
Va. Sept. IL, in the Cincinnati Gdzeue, states
that the rebels lately concentrated A large
lorec against Col. Kimbal, at Cheat Noun
tain, but instead of accomplishing ANYTHING.
they were put to flight in a most unceremon-
lous manner, losing number, and leaving
their blankets, etc, indicating great confu-
sion. The writer adds:
I'm the me. nume, Lees main force WINS
Trying to catch MS at some unguarded point,
but the unprecedented vigilance Of Gen. Row.
nolds, and the fearless bearing Of our men,
seemed To discuncert him, and a kind of nan.
ic ensuod and tho result was general STAN
pede, leaving niue thousand rounds of am
munition; half roasted beef at their camp
fires, with numerous indications Of hasty
retreat. Several soldiers of the rebel army
deserted and gave themselves up, stating that
great dissatisfaction existed among their
troops.' ..-f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
THE GOLDEN suNsEr.

Tho golden sea its mirror spreads
Beneath the golden skies,
Aud but narruN strip between
or land and shadow iics.
The clludlike rock. tho rocklikc clouds,
Dissolved in glory. float;
And midway OF the radiant food
Hangs silently the boat.
The sea Is but another sky,
The sky sea as well
Aud which is earth, and which the heavens
The eye can scarcely tell
So whom from ms lifrs evenings hour
Soft fading shall descend,
MAY glory. born of earth and heaven
The Garth aud heaven blend.
Flooded with peace The spirit floats,
With ailunt tAnturcs glow,
Till where earih ends, and heaven bcRine,
The soul shan scarcely know. LoSorELLow.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CLUB.-At ameet.
ing Of the organization, held on Tuesday even
ing, resolutions were passed heartily APPROX
ing Gen. Fremont's proclamation Of August
81 and expressing decided disapproral of
the slightest curtailment or modification. -
They also resolved that "f Gen. Fremont
transcribed the letter Of the congressional
act the government would do well to allow
him to Judge Of the military necessity of his
conduct. "-Ney York World 1911.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

~ "The Venerable j. b." says Bayard
Taylor, in recent lettor from Germany. at
is well known, never suffered seriously from
a lack of the article of vanity. but his supply
is really greater that | had anticipated. In
Gotha is published The almanac de Gotha.
the most aristoeratie calendar in the world
containing the only reliable pcdigrees and
portraits of the crowned heads. Well--last
summer, the publisher was surprised by the
reception Off portrait Of Miss Harriet Lane,
forwarded 10y her uncle, with a request that it
be engraved for next years almanac, as our
republican rulers had right to appear ia the
company OF he reigning families. Its a
habit OF many of our politicians to pay for
having their porlraitsin the illustrated na,ers
but had hoped that our late Executive nos.
sessed a little too much dignity To knock m
the door which was certain to be slammed in
his face-as it was. Perhaps ought mot 10
disturb his ashes, but his historical picture is
so near complete that this additional touch
will not alter feature"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

GEN. Fremont AND THE FALL OF LEX
lNdroN.-ln answer to the query why Gen.
Fremont left Col. Mulligan at Lexington with
only $500 men to withstand Price and 5, 900
rebels, the Chicago Tribune remarks
I'VE do not undertake to give I'll the
reasons for the sfuatdg, but we are informed
ON the best authoiily Nat the case admits of,
that it was Gen. Frcmunt's plan to let Price
work his way up To Lexington unmolcstcd,
and then send "a heavy column ont from JEFF
icrson City to Sodaila to march upon his rear,
while Cen Pope's army should move stimuli
taneously from the North. and surround aud
capture, or destroy, the whole rebel force
On Saturday last Gen. Fremont received a
pcrcmptory order from " Washington cor five
regiments of well armed aud disciplined
troops. This order was promptly filled, not
with the worst but the Uery best regiments
within reach. The raw troops at Benton
barracks, who never had a muskct in their
hands until they went TO st. Louis, could
not of course be dispatched to Washington
or Sedalia. This, We assume, accounts in
some measure for the interruption Of Gen.
Ffcmonts plan to send "a column overland tn
attack Price in the rear. His only recourse
was tn send Feiniorcements to Col. Mulligau
by water, and run 'theiC risk Of the land bat
teries planted by the rctais at Glasgow and
elsewhere to command the channel
/ 1t may be mentioned here that the Hon.
Schuyler Collax says that the force at Gen.
Frcmonts disposal has been greatly oyeres-
tmated by rumor from the beginning"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

The WEKDfNo Our PRocEss.--A WASH
ington letter says: "Disloyal men continue
60 be dropped from The different departments.
some two dozen got their walking papers in
the treasury Department last week. Others.
whose loyalty Is not doubted followed in the
same direction These latter gentlemen were
Discharged because they seemed to think iha,
after taking the oath they might do as they
lited REGARDLESS Of the requirements of their
office"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

70 Andrew Johnson, u. S. Senator from
Tennessee, will lose bis fine estate by his adj
herence to the Union. The rebel govern
ment has conf'c0tcd it utterly. lie has not
heard word from his wife and children for
many weeks, and has NJ hope Of seeing them
I'LL the Federal arusy-sreRs Eastern Teunes-
ace to loyal men,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

& LOTllS - Il. r. RIKER, DRAPER
~ AND TAILOR, has just returned fo,u NEW
YORK, with good stock Of
hROADCLOTllS, CASSSIMERES AND
FEaIlNoS, oflals Patterns and 9les German
Broadeloths, Hack Dosskins
FRE Non FA NCY DOESKINS.
ron GENTLgNHgs rASTs
RICH SILK AND MARSElLLES YEsTfNGs.
Satin aud silk Vcstings, of the best qualities.
HFAll Garments made A. hi. Shops will be dope I'm ,h
most wurkmAnliSo and fashionable manner.
Garments cut for others lo make, aud Warranted to it,
dcnilemcn wishing IN good aud fashionable Coat
can get i by calling at Rkef Shop.
May TO- 1861.