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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-30

l-0r From Mr.. Waton's letter, which we
publish to-day. it will be seen that he takes
exceptions to our views as to the recalling Of
Gen. Hunter and the ignoring Of his proclaim
alton. Mr.. Walton lays more stress on the
recall than we designed. The rumor OF
the recall and ignoring Of the proclama-
ton came together, and we expressed the
hope that it was true, and then argued more
particularly as to the probability Of the proc
lamaton being sustained, that the President
could not do so, and be consistent with his
past course. President Lincoln seems to
have thought so himself, and Immediately de-
clared the proclamation altogether void. In
doing this it was not necessary that General
Hunter should be recalled, though it remains
to be seen whether he does not resign as the
result; Of the ignoring Of his proclamation.
Asto the policy Of the President as express
ed in his emancipation message, and again in
his p-oclamation we do not entertain the same
views exactly with Mr. Walton, as will be seen
from our editorial on the first page. Perhaps
it would not be proper for US to make issue
with him on the question, but time will tell
which is right. We are satisfied to leave the
matter in the hands Presdcn, Lincoln and
the people Of Vermont and Of the whole coun
try will sustain him in the course he is pursu-
inu
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, CLEyELAND, ONO.
~ Entirely rchtted aud refuTnshfd, II is Of
the largest aud hest arranged public hoases In the West
containing every modern improvement aud convenience
for the comfort Of the travelling public Fresh yegea-
bles &c. supplied daily from the farm connected with
the house The proprietor an Eastern man of long eN
perenoe landlord, cordially solicils the patronage Of
those visiting Cleveland
BROCK WAY PTour
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Aegal alotires.

NOTICE. This is to certify that have
" given my son, John r Cross, his time during tho
remainder Of his minority and shall claim Of his
earnings pay any debts Of his contracting after this
date. PARKER CROSS.
Wiiness--S. S. WHITE
Montpelier. May 20, 1862 020f
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PRESSING EMERGENCY.

when the announcement was made that
the rebel force under jackson was pursuing
the retreat OF Gen. Banks towards the Poto-
mae the greatest excitement prevailed IN
Washington, and oil manner OF reports gam
ed credence, to the effect that the rebels we're
the capital was IN immediate danger The
extent OF this excitement, and the reliance
placed on these reports by Secretary Stanton,
Is sufficiently indicated by the following dis
patches which we copy from the Haaond Tier
att, and which sufficiently explain themselves;
mo. e... r,. H ItLhsoH TO- Nay ~, 'o'@
Intelligence fom various qaartirs leave, no doubt
hat the enemy "a great force are adf'aing on a'h.
III ,as volunteers ' and pil ia frre , ,"" staia
lSsn,ed,l NJ, srANroN, See, e Wa.
il You feel possibly able
.,.,,',, ,',s,,,,,,,
BpArrLrnoRo. May 26
bo' t s ,oce s io @g" Go"e s, '@
10 Indicate 'rhat can be done IN yo~r s'ei,m
tat.r disno,cb,s ;nai,.,o ,ha, ,bo c,srs Coz
,h. s.c.,, - ,va.ti,.,,,., o.o ,,,o,,,,,loss .,d
that the CITY :. ;s ne SAT-. iron, i,,,,,;on 40
Bo.,oo :. Wo can o..ilv ir,ao;ro ,ha, soc-
rotary stanton wa. mot Etue alarmed at the
ro.nlt of his ro,noval 81 to o,o.,or nart -,
G., p.uLs, ,,,oo. e-., h al 49,
r,ohablv bis disro,ch 70 Goy.rno, uoIhrooL
Ro, since thires have assumed a d;ge,or,
emo, no aoo,Jo sbonid no, No nnnooass..;
l., .v.i,od o. .larr,od Las, ,vash;o,.,o, I'LL,
be captured 10y the rebels. No such contin-
gency is now possible, however much it Nigh
have been feared at the date Of Mr.. stantop's
d;soo,ob panrs,l,ari. Va. N-,-L al NJ.
''''' ''''', -''" "" anu AZ"
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~ OBERT WILSON'S ESTATE.

ID OBERT WILSON'S ESTATE.
HI The subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph.
commissioners, receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate Of
Robert Wilson, late Of Orange, in said district, de-
ceased represented nsolvcnt and the term Of six months
from the 18th day OF May, 1862, being allowed by said
court 20 the creditors exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice, that
will attend 10 the duties " appointment AZ the late
dwelling Of said Robert Wilson, deceased, in Or
ange in said district the 10Th day Of November next
at ten O'Clock. in the forenoon. said days.
BURNAM MARTIN, @c.r
RODNEY Il. PATTERSON, ~' "
WM n WILSON, Admir-.
Chelsea, May 10, A. D., 1862 0l03
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Rector Of Arkansas has issued an address to
the people of his State, in which he makes a
rhetorical splurge against subjugation and
domination by the Hessians OF the North, but
gives the following significant side winder"
to the rebel leaders
II for liberty she tArkansas strpek, and not for
subordnation lted secondary power North or
South Her best friends are her natural allies, nearest
home. who will pulsate when she hleeds, whose ut
most hope is not beyond her existence II the arteries
Of the confederate heart do not pefmeate beyond the
bank Of the Mississippi let southern Mssourans,
Arkansans, Texans and the great West know il, and
prepare for the future. Arkansas lost abandoned sub
jugaed is not Arkansas she ent red the confederate
government Nor will she re main Arkansas eoneder
ate state desolaed as wilderness her children fleeing
from the wrath to come. will build them new ark and
lauuea il on new waters, seeking haven s3mewhere Of
equality, safety and rest
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CrNCINNATG, May 2S.
The Gist regiment lelt for Washington last
night. Several thousand men had collected
at Columbus yesterday and hundreds are ar
irving on every train.
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EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES.
wAsn1NeroN, MAY %, 1856


observe that on the rumor that General
Hunter "will be Immediately recalled and his
proclamation ignored" the Watcbmdn adds :
"Wo hope this is true" SO far as the recall
/. concerned, the Watchmdn never fell into a
greater error The last thing the President
can do in any contingency would be that ;
and the only contingency which would make
it consistent is. il seems to me. an abandon
ment Of the emancipation policy, which the
President has inaugurated and Congress ap-
proved You cannot fail to see, in the light
Of the Presidents proclamation, that my in
tcrptctation Of his emancipation message was
entirely correct to wit, that it was a warn
ing TO the slave states TO emancipate volun-
tarily and with pay. lest emancipation should
come without pay That policy is now more
distinctly avowed by the President. He ex-
pressly declares that he reserves to himself
the ccasion and extent Of using the powor to
cnancipate (and you may add condscate, J
which belongs to him as communicating chief
of the army. 1t is warning that he may
assume and exercise the power. This he
must do through his subordiIa tes, just like
Cen Hunter and how fit therefore it is and
what pledge of fidelity in the work it is, to
retain Hunter, as Fremont and Phelps have
been retained My guess is that they wiH be
retained and am very sure they ought to be.
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A mechanic having taken a new apprentice. a.
woke him the first morning at very early hour,
by calling out that the family were sitting down
to the table. Thank YOU said the boy, as he
turned over in bed to adjust himself for new
napi" thank you, but never cat anything dur
ing the night
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A LOUISIANA CONGRESSMAN STILL FOR
THE UNION An officer of the Massachu-
sets 3lst writes from New Orleans as fol-
lows:
Last night the officer Of the guard at the St. Charles
gcoosted by gentleman whom he found 10 be Bou-
ligny Of the last Representatives whom Louisiana
sent to Cong and who held out for the Union long
alter his State seneded Since that time that man has
Taught 10 tess than daeis-nearly one month
solely account II hi, Union sentiments. He is nov a
manned man, his le hand shattered aud left para
yzed and one or both Of his feet injured That is liter.
al standing up for the Unon, and he says he Is still
As struug Union All honor him aud all
like him May hey be many"
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pos II s CRYPT !
FROM GEN. BANKS ARMY.

Great LOSS i'm Vermont
Cavalry Regiment.
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~ Those who are clamoring for sweep
ing and indscriminate confscation act, as the
speediest and most eAectual means of sup
pressing the rebellion and ending the var,
may find something for their instruction in
the following extract from the army cores
pundence of the N. y Tm,S:
"Whethcr it be the suggestions Of guilty conscience
or the mistake Of deluded people there is false notion
nong her citizens (Virgna) that The whole sxperses
Of The 10 be saddled upon the South aud The
people Of that section stripped OF her property aud &C.
duced 10 Slavery pay the leht heard an INTEL gent
Resident OF this noghhorhood make such complaint Ia
Gen. Casey this morning and such is A. doubt Dig a
common impression Whch has as share fhr mOf're m
d1c'ng TIE hard pressed rsdris Prpong 'esse'@s
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Co. A all Missing except Capt. Platt,
one Lieutenant and six Men.
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T. IN d on r. X n b t i O n
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yeriisement in our paper Of the New England
Carpet Company.
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The hour Of midnight had struck from the
great clock in the hall. Slowly and solemnly
it knelled the departing moments, and its
echo rolled through the halls, vibrating on
many an ear that would never hear the
sound of the striking hours again. The
chaplain still sat up in his own room, writ
ing letters for three or four of the wounded
soldiers, and strange stiffness fell around
him as he closed the last sheet and sat back
with folded hands, to think. He could not tell
why, but do what and go where he would,
the face Of the young volunteer with whom
he had spoken last, haunted him. He arose
to move to the window, where the breeze
was cooler, when a knock was heard at the
door and a rapid voice calling, "Chaplain p
lie hurried to lift the latch. The surgeon
stood there, looking like shadow in the
dim moonlight that crept into the passage.
"Chaplain, sorry TO disturb you, and more
sorry still to give you an unpleasant duty
to perform"
"why, what is it2" was the quick re-
joinder.
"That fine young fellow whom you talked
with is going"
"Whatl you do not mean -"
"Won't live an hour, or two at the most.
/ tried 10 tell him, but | couldn't; and finally
l thought Of you You can ease it, you
know
A great shadow fell on the chaplain; for
moment he was stunned and choked, and
bis voice grew husky as be made reply.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO eSpie on The 3lI day Of January, 1861

AUDITOR OF STATES OPFGCE,l
Insurance DEPARTMENT., :
COLUMBUS, January 81, 1862. J
WHEREAS, The ATLANTIC FIRE AND MA %
KlNE INSURANCE COMPANY, located at
Providence, in the State Of Rhode Is and ha, filed in
9ulred by the first section of the act TO regulate
Insurance COmpsL es not incorporated by the State
o. ObiOi' passed April g. 1855 aud, WHEREAS, said
Oonpauy has tu' ushed the undersigo satisfactory
dred Thousand Dollars Of actual Capital, invested In
sttcks, or in bonds In mortgages of real estate
worth double the amount for which the same is
nmItgaged ana, WHEREAS, said Company has
pOrate seal, signed by the President aud Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents of said
company In this State, TO acknowledge service of
process ior aud IN behalf OF said Company consent
held 70 be as valid as IL served upon the Oompany
according to the laws Of this or any other State Al
waving all claim OF right Of error BY reason Of
such acBnow edgement Of service
Of the aforesaid act /, ROBERT W. TAYLER,
Aaditor of State for the State OF Ohie 6o hsTebv
certify that said ATLANTIC FIRE AND MA
hlNh INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Providence
ls anIhoTized to transact the business OF Fire and
marine insurance In this state until the thirty.
nFst DAY OF January in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty.thres
In witness whereof | have hsreuntO subscribed
- my name, aud caused the seal of my Off oe
SEAL, 70 be afnxed, the day and year above writ
49, ten. R..W. TAHuER,
Auditor Of State
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STATE or Iowa, ADJUTANT GENERALS OFYICEl
Desmoines, March "a, 1862.

STATE or Iowa, ADJUTANT GENERALS OFSICgl
Desmoines, March "a, 1862.
Arrangements with Steamboats,.
Capt. W. A. W. Gait. Of the steamer Ad Hine,
has made arrangements with this Department to
convey oil sick wounded or di'abled, furloughed
and discharged soldiers ct one half fare.
When it is considered that the fare includes sub
sistence, this is . very generous arrangement.
It is hoped this Department will soon be able
to report further arrangements with other Steam
boat lines for the conveyance Of soldiers at re-
duced rates.
In order to prevent imposition on officers Of
Steamboats,, who may be disposed to make as lib
sral arrangements - that above named, and in
order that soldiers may receive the benefits Of the
same, officers are reqsested, in granting furoughs
or discharges to note the cause Of the furlough
discharge 1t the bottom thereof, and sign the
Same, Is these arrangements are made for the benz
eft Of the soldiers. The State has no peculiarly
interest in the matter The soldiers Of the classes
referred to, pay their own faro.
Soldiers should present their furloughs or dis
charges for examination at the Offices Of Clerks Of
Stssmboats in order to procure tickets 1t the 10
duesa rates. N. B. BAKER,
mh28l Adj't Gen1 Of Iowa.