Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-08-07
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MEMPHIS, Aug. 2.
Several freedmen have been discharged 10y their
employers in this city for voting the Radical tick
ct, aud others threaten
Con. Carlin has published the names OF these
employers and has ordered Gen, Grosback to
make every effort to find employment Tor the dls-
CHARGED, and compel an immediate settlement by
their late employers
Election returns so far foot up 1900 majority
for Brownlow But few counties are complete.
NASHVILLE. 1ENN, Aug 4.
Additional returns have been received of votes
at the election. As stated in my previous dispatch
the entire Republican ticket for Congressman is
elected. making the total Republican majority in
the eight districts about 80, 600 Brownlow's pre-
cinct in East Knoxville gave him over 500 votes
and none for Etheridge. u is estimated that the
vote in the State will reach 100000. the number
Of voters registered was about 10000. The
polls in Henry County were not opened.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ..
The removal Of Gen Sheridan is opposed by
Gen. Grant and Secretary Stanton and it is stated
that this is the the order for removal has not
been issued by the President
The breach between the President and the Sec
Rotary Of War seems to widen, and rumor is in
circulation that the President has declared his in
tention to remove Secretary Stanton and then pay
his respects 10 Gen. Sheridan.
Last week Gen. Grant had several interviews
with the President and Secretary Stanton relative
10 the sheridan REMOVAL ana tnc lOflnti luiu ue
Presdant that there was no man under bis com
mand whom he could trust more than Sheridan.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 3.
Ex-Governor Parsons Of Alabama had an inter
view with the President this morning in relation
to the proposed removal Of Gen. Pope from the
command Of the Third Military District. MIR Par
sons is opposed to the removal OF either General
Pope or General Sheridan, and bis visit TO the
President to-day for the purpose OF counter
acting any influence that delegation OF Alabama
rebels who called on the President about ten day
ago may have had in attempting TO have General
Pope removed. The President disolaimed to the
Ex-Governor any idea Il removing Gen. Pope.
The following facts have been obtained at the
National Currency Bureau
The Unadilla National Bank went into yolunta-
ry liquidation June 20, in accordance with the
provisions OF the National Currency Act.
Early in Julya regular certificate was issued
hy the Bank Superintendent Of the State Of New
York, giving authority to organize the Uuadilla
Back under the laws OF that State and at the time
of the failure both the Bank Superintendent and
the officers OF the bank insisted it was State
bank.
The liabilities are small not exceeding $40 coo,
and there is a surplus Of securities on deposit with
the Treasurer of the United States Of about $50,
600, more than enough to redeem the circua-
ton.
The liabilities of some of the individual stock.
holders are large, but these are entirely distinct
from the liabilities of the bank.
thorough examination of its affairs is heing
conducted under direction Of the Comptroller o
the Currency and a receiver is to be immediatel,
Amounted.