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British troops for North America,
From tie IopdOn Times, Nov. j. ' q !.

The Thirtysfourth Captain Gordon's) Company
of Royal Engineers which has been placed under
orders to embark for Bermuda torelieEe the Twenty
sixth Company, has been completed to its full
strength Of one hundred men Of all ranks from the
depot companies at headquSrters. The detaehInents
selected from the depos companies at. Brompton
barracks to join the Seventh Company at Halifax,
will also embark with the ThirtySfourth. The Ser,
enth Company is greatly in want of masonS, brick
layers and carpenters to assist in carrying out the
government works in progress in Nova Scotia and
the men who proceeded from Chatham TO join that
company have been selected from those trades. The
Thirty-fourth Company, which goes to Bermuda
under the command of Lieutenant r. II. Yetch, will
leave Chatham and embark at Portsmouth next
week - -.--.---.-... ,-...
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.aaa rExEUuvr HE4pouRrERs
CeneraI order No. 10.


Having learned that some Of the commanders of
the militia eonstrue the special orders issued for
the execution of general order No T. SO as to pres
vent volunteering from their respective Commands
after this date they are therefore hereby ordered
to use all Legitimate means tO-secure- L sufficient
number of volunteers from their respective COM
mRnds to I'll the call made upon them to make up
the thirty thousand men ordered into service. In
every instance they will credit their respective com
mands by each man who has volunteered or may
volunteer from them to fiji up this call, and only
detail from the militia such number as will be
sufficient when added to the volunteers, to make
up the number apportoned to their respective cou-
mands. rg e-- -r---.---t1 g-4f
Where volunteer companies have been formed
from different militas commands, each militia
command win be credited by the number Of Folun-
teers thstit furnished to such companies and where
men propose to volunteer to make the number, ap-
portioned to be taken from their respective militia
companies, to prevent detail from the militia you
will receive them in squads of such number as they
may present themselves and send them forward to
rendezvous where they will be organized into vols
unteer companies and regiments, So much is the
volunteer fer a term of twelve months preferred
TO detailing the militia into service, that vol
unteers will be accepted in lieu of the militia
at any time previous to the mastering of the
mIitis into the service Of the Confederate States
Volunteers, whether in squads or companies, are
directed to move without delay to the General Rem
devious designated in special orders.
Colonies of regiments will at once make raturn
of the number of guns reported to them " their
cantains In order that annie preparatiOus NAV
be made at the General Rendezvous for the supply
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
WARNING 10 THg opgRATTyEs OF q

The following circular. has been issued to their
work people by a large cotton-spinhing Arm IN the
neighborhood Of Glasgow: --'a O. So '- -
ave feel ourselves cons trained in duty to warn
you all that, very severe times to all those CON
nected with cotton spinning appear fast approach
ing, it is duty you to your families and your
selves immediately to prepare against the evil day
by Decreasing your expenditure in every posi-
BILE way, both in dress and family expenses. II
is alone from the deep interest we take in the
welfare of our workers that we feel ourselves
compelled to give you the above warning ana I'D
vice. ,---rE an =
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The Action Of tn e Captain GeneraIsf Cuba
Towards HEiVAIeeES. -..-.----1s4as
FIon ths I.and0a P0stsi .NOYepb:r ].

Accounts from the HaV sns state that in admitting
vessels into the port bearing the American Oonfed-
crate flag the Governor General had under the
Queens proclamation of neutrality, no other alter>
native; but it at the same time alleged that this
must not be considered implying recognition of
the independence Of the Southern Confederacy. The
question is considered, however, of much import
ance and the Captain General has referred the mat
ter to Madrid for further Instructions. ss
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.HqAa2a. TE1, va

Of The force called out Brigadlef Gehersis re-
port their details to the Adjutsnt
~ They viii not move the militia from their homes
until they receive marching orders to mat effect
By order Of isHAn g. HARE1s, -
Governor and Commander-in-C Chief
NV. G. WHITTHoRNE, Acting Adjutant General.s :
Banner, Patriot and Gazette, please copy.
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THE STAR GALLERY 81
DaguerreOtypes, AmSrOtyPeas
\. 81 a uELAINOTYPES,

EoAl, Union Street nsxt door TO weasel ThonPsons
go ~ n. f. SALTZBIAN, r-rl
49, e. Dan SFzEkToR AZ EueBEF skLLsRT.) 7a-- -
UEAVIHG cited up rs above, exclusively for sha
branch Of buAiness, prepared % FeesVe DE 1sdes and
s1teen OF asviiie and fae sss Of heir faces Il
he highest style Of the Art No expense has bean spared %
urnishng bis aBarentg procuring the latest and NOS
improved apparatus Materials and the subscriber confident
initveS al who may want Picturss 70 give hin CALI psdn
tialAction IN every ease. 49, g.. e.. ...
n P IniIGns s uszf door rwssslto vessel Thongssa:
= & - Il - l. z 2, aALTZlfAH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
Land f0r SIC.

~ application before LIST January viii sell
naodating terms Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
The Corporation lits, opposite MAJ Cons
This one q beautiful 10 Davidson ceunty
half Of the land nhsf the bslAnes IN cuTE
ton There hsPremisss eeforlabe cabins snd 1Rs
yoaug ochard Apply 70 AAJ esTs the place, TO
self for psrtiee i5rs. oaks, z. W1NSTONf
iElyl4-H -..#--. q -a
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=. AnABS & Y J
Fortes. .a

KEyB are pleased learn that great swords Esr
w held this month in the city Of Ascon Georgia the enter
pTisng Baltimore Firm Knsbe Co., awarded the
BTGs Premium s competition, for their celebrated CON
MEDAL Pianos This Fair being held under the direction Of the
Southern Cotton PlAntes Association, large and inuensal
body Of mem the importance attached to recevings he honoB
OF their Fair Produced we learn, unusual degree
petition the part Of sny OF the Piano FORE Manufacturers
Of the country, Several very ne Instruments exhibit
ton; but after patient and thorough EXAMINATION Of the
respective merits the judges unsnimousy decided that
hrom the HsnufaetoEy OF Wn Knshe Oo tbs aEscs
slot - and awarded the MedalsceordnglyI --
Whoat wishing 70 appear nVduOuS will add that toe
pTse, public spirit sad unng energy With which the Mssrs
Enabe conduct irDusnss ene dem in einsnt degree
to all the honors sDd which they have achieved their
line. Lavish in the expenditure Of tine and money PrOduce
sFFtt Quality Piano, and advertising extensively to make
their estsbl known they have their reward IN TIE posses.
sion Of large ana constantly nevessng business and tbs futh.
graf aeaon Of knowing that EhengveT and wherever compe
dton the order OF the dsY, judges uniformly pronounce heE
Pisnor TO be "Excsisor" Sun, Of December ed
ls60 .-s = p lc--s- .'7 rIl-5l54 q
s,A supply Of the shove nov being Tssnivs6 By A. q
Mcclure, 50 Uuion street, the gale Lgs: ior s Tsnlsrssa
who viii sell At cur fsctory oricss 80 ''. - %
mariT-u
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FaanaAs8s QUitkstep.

q EaanaAsHs QuItkstoP. U' y q.
HAVE just ssaed tsautaI piece cf Music bezrisg the
tIc, dedc aed 70 the bEsNe defenders that ever
Memorable spot. Price 50 cents. s-'-. ---.o 0
Also new editions Of The Song 40 ceas Song Of
the south cents; Dixie all Right, 80 cents sOuth6 Boy
80 cens Southern Msfsesse IS cents; Thou art Near and
yet Far cents This Faint 90 cents Southern
Belle Polka, 40 Pride OF the south Mszoka 40 cents
Minnie en- Flag the serthhy Ray kips, 20 cents;
Becolecsns of Msnphis, "AomsBEai 90 cents; besides
many others my pubeste, together with the Pubsar
lions Of Rll the SOr theFn houses af r-ert II ..g ~
All sent, post free, receipt Of the msrked price
Tor Drums and BugleS, send : UnoE strset-a 81 L
f ssg g--rr JAS A hCCLiURA, Music Publisher.
=. SssIn press WIN be cut 10Th November, 'Lorena
30 eens Cottage By % cents Leesurg March 20 n,
and Dixie Quokstp, 40 cents send your oreers oc1-a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
Scientific DIscOVery---EIecJrO-
Water.

b vsIl Known the profession that Keootly Is the graf
motor Of Lfs. EVeTy remedy which really discs
does 80 because OF It's electrical adaptation 70 he wants Of
Invalid By the OF such remedies and Iarn ktseTI -
WlTR IN which patients baea in currents Of else9
Ladies' being attended b. sLadyT All kinds q Gu
and obnsts complaints Ehh have resisted 81 other mean
Whera patients too week 70 Vstrae, eat them % t
BT0nltoa Hospfd are Sreataed INTO tna
sts pamphet) Other patients who cannot cone e
the sfHKALns WITKs can, By sending ee-hei age-ses
ana fall description Of symptns have medicines sent 70 them
send for crcular The Electric Waters exract all mineral
Substancea medicine otherwise absorbed. The
pesnce OF over twenty years the treatment sf many heuE
ehrnc cases and Wosns diseases and Weaknesses nay
be regarded Reasonable guarantees OF Huccess -
NJ Rooms and Boarding Furnished 20
Lr RaIIentHs III s.t 50
PfYgTOIANg who may wish syal themselves OF this val
abIs discovery Rsctio Baths invited 70 call Il ocs
ct No. I46, SOUTH Summer street. --.-..-y
Hours 1oa 81 TO y. sEsry 3sy excspt ne sAssash
AS8rsSs ~ ~ la- -| DR.. W0NBAUGB,
nsT2Si-dk tuly s Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01

.-a COMPTROLLKR's CFKfCE,l
~ Nashville, Tenn Sept u, 300
This certify that ts Auguit2 Insurance and Banking
oopanS located augusta ia the STATE Of Geo eis has
piled ali the req Of the Code, the subject
Foreign Insurance Companies in section 1893 70 l5J
Is the Of 24h March, 1862 chapter Q5 section 10
Tequirna deposit with the Copofleruf twenty thousand dol.
lars per cent Boods Of the State eEEct- -sEs
that Thomas IL the legally authorized Agent Of
ad Company in the city Of Nashville, statof tennessee
IL. ST. Q Eg J. T. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
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CR0SSS-TI Es WANTED.

CR6SSS-TI ES WANTED.
YH Nashville and NorthsR Western Railroad Company win
4 to contract FOR 10000 Cedar CrOss-T3es, 9fee;
long inches isk veil heEn, TO face az place not
less than nchea clear Of timber and deliver.
cd at the grads line Of he road IN Nashville. &
The contractors contract for 10000 White
Post Oak Ttess OF the size above to be delivered
the Hns ef tbs rosd In piles from section Il section e.
snoagh each section to supply the same .-.- . q
Persons wishing to hid viii direct TO The President aid Direct
Of the Nashville and FoEth-Esssrn Railroad Company
NashFi Tenn 'EIys0-9
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special attention. Paid TO SEies OF FlSur.
ID EFEREFCES.-F " smythe, N o; Hsves, n Orton
b & Co; o. Duhed, N o. A FisheF,- Cashier Bank
Tennessee, Nashville; A sons Anderson Co NasRyillei
Eure, Cashier Crkavfle; Aeachem oafbreath. Memphis
RS Young, ste win Mcclure Courts, at GAINESVILLE, is IN
this house uov6-d3m'
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The Above OF the Oldest ard most reliable Insurance
Companies tie South Those wishing insurance viii pesse
the u1dsfsgned a theesr Of Cedar street The
! squsre. &C., - r..r- = JESSE THOMAS,
noY2-dfn1 ~ -s.P7 F7i FlE l--1 Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01
Nashville Gun Factory.

TcKHOhDERs In Nashville Gan Factory ere notiasd
- Lzt Tie DiectOrsbase ade call Of Five DosrG upon
each hare pa before tie first Monday September
next tn Skh deTs -equetted Hat the Office Of the
un4 saa 10. 4lH Cherry street, nd make pro ngt pay
sen.s4 J. L. B0eTIOK, .I
auEeS-H -s --. secresary and Treasurer
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MLLIThfY BOOKS
G r z EN- & CO


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+ FL 5Ta. 'r.s boa 1e1f I. c.gE. l5rr59 e.
-. TEardee's Infantry Tactics,
LouIsye edition. vols g. Fine IustrstIona
Price 50 50-by mail 81 go.
HARDEE's TGOTIOs Memphis e3ition, vols in PIiCs
81 50-By mail "a, --i. "a. -ae-- .--. .. I'D.
Instructed for.
HEAVY ARTILLERY prepared By board 81 Army Officers
Price 81 O0-ky mail 50 -.-..
HE TROOPER's MANUAL; OF Tactics for Light Dragons
Mounted Rfemen Used Through the South Price 81 as
ELYiNG ARTILLERY or Guide for the Field Artillshsi
Price 50 5e--by rsiI 3 90, ---s.-.r.--. -..r-
Works on Payonet Exercises Army Regulations, Forhca
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Maps of the seats OF War.
size Ike feet representing all the Southern States
Very complete. Price - Oh
Nap 2Ox30 nehes resenting Pennsylvania New
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showing every post Office, village town and city, Price 81
Map No B. 20x30 RePresnting all The States North and
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s8ap No. 4, so19o Representing Kentucky Tennessee and
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Bark Mills.


HAVE removed ny Shoe establishment Market street.
Sos the public square, door 10 Morrow Son
where would be pleased to former and friend
And shall endesvor at all times keep k2Dd aso
ment Of Home Made Boots and Shoes in a gTes
variety and at low rates the price OF materials viii justify
Army boots and shoes and all kinds ofheaJ kept nBor
made to order.
Highes: market price paid for Hides and LsAthsr,
BeD2O-1 JAMES W HAMILTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-01

Personally appeared before me, the Eubzber MeOay,
Secretary Augusta Insurance and Banking Company
being duly depose and saith that
meat correct and true to the best Of his knovedge and teef
."'- Q +. hcoAY, Secretary.
SEon and subscribed before this 18Th August 1861
Is .-r- ALPHIUS O. BEANIE.
Notary Public
The same oath which the Secretary above take part
Is President take On my part
l.F1J VIM NJ DANTINGNAC, President
Sworn and srbed before me- this 3Dth Day August,
1861. q % + r o. 45 Z sE.JJ TDCKRR, : =
es J. P. for Fayette county Tenn.
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Machine sfIk;5la4 ~ sdl
fuu assortment, st IS cents per Spool: yg1B 20 li
N o0kR BROs., Agsnfsfd 3,
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1850 Reward

-lo5sa $50 Reward. hay or a9E
AN away from the spbIsber the 9th inst, two miles
q from Lebanon, Wilson county, Tenn, negro named
Gmar1eS,-daF complexion. spare made, about twenty
years DID, about Eve feet oren inches in height and
weighs sbeut 40 poHnds; writes good hand, and WILL
doubtless, have is carpenter BY trade When he left
home carried with him his trunk and las suit Of soldiers
clothes. Has ltgedih Memphis. III fT4t sE4ff Erag
I viii stove reward for his rerest and cor asnt
novf3-lmlt "a u s.a5-s -, BERRY WH1TESlJES.
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7ss COTTON YARNS. - '-5
PRIME ARTICLE, fcr safety - So --ss
"a nov7-u FiTE, SHEPHERD Co
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~ ssQ De- a Eisa1sh l'atilai ri ara ~ a5A
Ts1 aeilzs M oaAgsGie "a Esa Il yla,RW
.8aeilsaa g59sss - Is z]aee baa v-iagoa
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ZINC COTTON 0ucs1ionl..

AMOUNT OF STOCK on HAND IN LIvERPooI- OPERATION
OF THE BLOCKADE on PRICES AND EMPLOYMENT.
From the london Times Coity Article), November g
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-aaissi 1sio1 y . ssoo fI-lt55-f & sas.a.ss1.ra9
sala2 ,SsgtA y e 20 s-z2 sdt ,gs1ai ,allorysa 4s
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GOED FERDAL PRAKOs

ANOTHER TRIBUTE TO TIE SUPERIORITY
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sTRETCH 3 FORBES
Ara slso H1tsnLEs Dealers IA
TTusseS and supporters

offered In this city Whatever sy sts Of tie ~
liant, the Kind Of hernia alnlF b sad ~
stthe U0RNeR - COLLEaf AND UAiOa BTRkErt Whea
band good assorent % Surgical ana DENIAL frErumsn
Lace Stockings, Knee SsPs, AnkIsts, Ea-
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80 .s4as r.srl 90 .-afaa 5ass
WhOIeSale&Retail
%. CHEAP CASH

country Merchants Physiciaas Planters anf Close GO ~
viii md much 10 their call aha BaFoas s,I
goods at the Cheap Cash RrRE House %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-06-20
INTERNATIONALLY OBJECTIONS.

A writer in the New York Tribune thus re-
calls some incidents of the Revolutionary strug-
gle suggested by recent events;
"This widespread infdelity to the govern
ment is no new incident in American history.
If modern serpent approached the heroic
Scott with infamous proposals, so Duche, whose
sublime prayer as Chaplain to the Continental
Congress melted the hearts of his audience as
often as he bent to repeat it, fell away from his
loyalty, and enjoys the sole infamy of having
sought to corrupt Washington. While this
wretch was praying to Almighty God for the
success of the Revolution, his heart was black
with treason. The Wings of Virginia were so
alarmed at the idea of Independence that they
sent Carter Braxton to turn the vote OF that
colony against it, if any question on that sub
ject should come up before Congress, Though
John Adams urged the adoption Of the Decla-
ration with impetuous eoquence, yet it was
carried with great reluctance, and doubt and
hesitation prevailed even in Congress, Jetier-
son wrote that 'even after the commencement
of hostiHties, the possibility of separation from
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-06-20

England was contemplated with affection Ivy
ALL
John Adams went even further than this, de-
cariug that there was not moment during
the Revolution when ! would not have given
everything possessed for restoration of the
state of things before the ntest began, provi-
ded we could have had sufficient security for its
continuance Galloway and the Aliens Of
Pennsylvania abandoned the Wing cause. So,
also, did the SINNERS of New Jersey, the Bay
ards, De Lanceys and Dc Pcysters of New
York, most of them commanding companies or
regiments. William Stark, the brother OF the
hero of Bennington, left it, and took up arms
for the British. Washngton's friend, NlNcken-
zie, did the same Zubly, a delegate in Con
gress from Georgia, turned traitor outright.
Gen. Reed, made timid by Washington's dis.
asters in New Jersey, had his timidity removed
only by the victory at Trenton.
Nathan Hale was recognized by one of his
relatives while on his perilols mission, and by
him was betrayed to death upon the gallows.
Washngton's life was several times attempted
and cabals, instigated and shared in by officers
of high rank, were formed to disgrace him
The sympathies of even such man as AleXan-
der Hamilton were at first in favor of the Roya
side, as he himself admits in his reply to Will
kins. The kinsmen of Van Wart, who cap.
tured Andre, were Tories. Every State had its
regiment of traitors; just as many have them
now. Arnold, who commanded one, was ne
worse than Beauregad or Pryor. He sough
to give up only a single fort. Archibald Ham
iton of New York at one time commanded
seventeen companies of Tories. When Char
lesion was threatened by the British her citizens
refused in a body to aid in her defense, an,
when captured they Aocked with dsgracefu
| sycophancy to the enemy's Standard eager I,
abandon principle for safety"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-06-20
RAILROAD NOTICES.


TasFSidd5F5s94s SULLIVAN RAILROAD Mo-
ss.sss-iiAi.sTiCE. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
-s----4-A-- On and after MONDAY, DLClMBER 10,
1850, TRAINS will run as roowsi
SOUTH-The MoRSING TRAiS will leave Windsor at
0l5 A. NJ, Connecting with trains from Montreal and Og-
densburgh ClarCmont Mt GAS, and Chnrlesown at 1913
M connecting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Lowell Worcester and with W. Valley Railroad for
Springfield, arriving ut New York li46 p NJ.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Windsor ut 1900 PM, Tor on
arrival Of Trains from Montreal 0gcnsburgh, Barton and
ittleon Clarcmont at l;lG and Charlestown at 222
Mi connecting Bellows Fails with Cheshire Railroad fo
Boston, Worcester &c. also with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield, &C. arriving at New York, at lilo r. NJ
and with Rutland end burlington Railroad.
NORTH-The MAIL TRAiN will leave Bellows Fails nj
1920 Charles town at 124l and Claremont at lao p. NJ
connecting at Windsor with Vermont Central Raroad ro
Montpelier, Burlington Rouses Point, Montreal, Ogdens
burg, &c, and at White River Junction with Passumps
Railroad for Wells River Lttlcton st. Johnsbury Barton
aud the White Mountains.
The EVENING TRAIN leave Bellows Fails at 54h toi
arrival Of trains from Boston and New York; Charcsowr
q;13, and Carcmont at G40 r. NJ connecting ut Windsor
with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier, Burlington
Rouse's Point, Montreal, Orlcnshurgh, &c.
EDWARD THOMPSON, Supt.
Chnrestowu. N, H.. Dec 10, 1850.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-06-20
NEW VERSION OF AN OLD SONG.



God save Cotton, our Kingl
God save our noble King!
God save the King!
Send him the sway he Graves,
Britons his willing slaves.
"Rule," Cotton "Rulc the wavesW
God save the King!
Outweighng truth and fame,
Cotton shall cloak our shame,
Freedom an empty name.
God save the King!
Careless Of our good or III,
Cotton is sovereign still.
While we our pockets FILL
God save the King
Lowly we bend the knee
TO this nutocncy;
Cotton shall rule the free
God save the Kmgl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-06-20
rNHE PARK FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OF the City of New York.
Cash Capital, 100000.

WITH "A II G T. S U r p i U S.
This Company buildings Merchandise, Household
Furniture Personal Property generally against Loss
Damage by Fire. JOSIAH w. BAKER, President.
WIN. JAFFRAY, sec'y. JOHN DODINE, Vice President.
RECTOBS.
j. W. Baker, f. p schoals, Geo. W. plat j. r. Lawrence,
u h. Eycrit, Thos Gardiner, Geo c. Peters, John B0lne,
II NJ. Wells, Edwd Schel, H. =. Flrnal Vim. H. Arthur,
Chas l.. Noe Jas H. Ileroy VIM. II Livingston p. " Bee
he, Geo =. Fitch d. A. Wood J. Whitney, r. s. Benedict,
4. VI. Mayhem, f. A. Palmer NJ Y. Bum, Jos. Rogers D.
Jacobus A. Mills VI. Kane VIM. Cunning, j. c. Baldwin,
T. Quick, Mahlon Aprar j. A. Van Blarc john omcr,
q. Van Nostrand, Brush Knapp NJ II. Duckworth l.. IT,
Lockwood j. 5. Harris, Matthew Kelley, H. Beadeston, Mi
cael Gibney, Arch llenken John b. Emery Oscar Nare
Jas. Peacock. j. J. SOARING Surveyor.
+. H. FESSENDEN, Agent, Brattleboro, Vt