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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03

STATE OF VEEMONT, In Probate Count held AT
DISTRICT or RANDOLPH, S. Brookfed, within and for
said District, on the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1862
y Instrument purporlmg I" he The last Willard les
\ lament of Hpmer Hatch, late OF i'rookheld, in
said District, deceased being presented to the Court. ny
Reuben Peck, the therein named, for Probate:
II is ordered y said Court that all persons concerned
hefen be notified to appear session of said Conrl
'e holden Registers Office m Brookfitid, the
l.lh day of july A. D. 1862, and show ca!%f, tany they
lnay have against the Probate Of said win for which pu
ptse il is further ordered hat copy of the record If this
order be published three weeks successfully in the Green
Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier, previous t"
>;ud TIME appointed to hearing.
A true copy of record
339iw3i Attest J. r. CIEAVELAND, Register
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
Probate Courts.

wAsHNerox DISTRICT, SIS and for the District afore
ssd will holden the Probate Office in Montpelier In
id District Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
upested to attend to the same on said court days
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
Dpcemher l.. 1880,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
nR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
GATAgsSsEE SNUFF,

iNHl Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the
1 article ever known for curing the CATARRH COLD IN
THE HEAD, and the HEAD ACHE. 1t has been found
excellent remedy in many cases Of SORE EYES. DEAF
NESS has been removed by it, ana HEARING has ofte
been greatly improved by its 1t purges all ob
structions, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected. 1t is recommended b. many
of the best physicians ind used with great and
satisfa cOn everywhere.
MoIe than twenty five years experience has proved
its great value and at this neat stands CHER than
ever before.
large number OF the oSt espectAble Druggists in
Boston and New York, in fcae signed by them l..
1854 say:
" The undersigned, having or many years been &C
quanted with DR.. NAISHALL's CATARRH AID HEADACHE
SNUFF, and sold it in WI sale trade, checrfully
state, that believe it ne ecu every respect to the
recomm ndation given of foi he cure of Catarrhal
Affections, and that is decid ly best article we haye
ever known for all the comm N of the head.
BE are o. CCu, terfeits!
fac smile Of the sicnatJre of the lrieto-
CHAKLES BOWEN lS' '9er bottle Soil 10y Drug
As e'eryhere. 2.s*MI6,'v1
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
Alfred vi. Neyin~' sIstasr.

Use subscribers, hdNIng been appointed by he ooott
be Probate Court r1a hi jct If " ash n4t0n. com
"lin1oner>, to receive, examine adjust AL la!,S and
'@mandi % all prisons, against tH estate Wired
H. NrNis, late ut MOreltWn, ia SAT- district. t-trstd.
represented nSoITtnt, aud the six months tluu the
1t day OF June, 1902, benny allowed bv sad c,nt'
Z" ne creditors al s;tId deceased tn exhibit ana
prove I!er respective claims hetrrr GIVE noirr Di
VT Viii Attend C the duties o OVl apWHll meat the
dwelling house Of I,rrr, VI. NtyIls. M Mnrrown.
M st,d district uH HE "a Thursdays OF Jn, and Maven
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 4.
The boat from Acquia Creek has brought up
over 100 contrabands, who are principally from
Caroline County, Va. Many of them have
been away from their homes for considerable
time. They were sent to the Greek on Satur-
day. On their arrival there they were sent to
the contraband quarters. Among them are
persons of all ages, hues and sizes, including
a sprinkling of infants barely a week old. The
women for the most part Rugged the children
Indian fashion, and the men wore on their
shoulders immense bundles of baggage
The Star of to-day says, ''We are informed
that the negroes of this city are organizing
secret associations for the purpose of protect
ing themselves in anticipation of riot and
mob by the laboring classes of the whites, SIM
liar to those which lately occurred in New
Albany, and Cincinnati, and other places 1t
is also alleged that number of clerks in the
government employ are aiding the negroes in
perfecting their organization. Our informant
is a colored man of this city,"
Preparations are making on a grand scale
for the war meeting to be held on grounds at
east front of Capitol at 5 o'clock Wednesday.
Hon. Geo. S. Boutwell,, Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, Hon. L. Sweet of ILL.,, Hon.
Richard w. Thompson of Ind. Senator Har-
Ian Of Iowa, Gen. Wadsworth Military Gov
ernor of the District of Columbia, Col. VIM.
Harrow of ILL.,, and others, have accepted in
vitations to speak, and numbers are invited,
and will be present should their public duties
at the the time not prevent. The Marine Band
has been detailed TO perform during intervals
of speaking, the usual promenade concert on
the west grounds of the Capitol being post
poned for that day. Maj. Wallack will pre-
side.
1t is believed brigade win be raised In the
District Of Columbia and vicinity without
drafting, if the proper course be pursued.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
War Meeting.

PROVIDENCE, August 4.
There was an immense assembly at the war
meeting in Market Square this afternoon. The
Square was tastefully decorated Maj. Knight
presided. Speeches were made by Governor
Sprague, Lieut.. Gov. Arnold, Bishop Clark,
President Sears, John L. Surf, Rev. A. L.
Stone of Boston, Rodman and others. For
three hours the audience listened to the
speaking, Resolutions were adopted urging
the President to use every constitutional
means in his power to suppress the rebellion,
declaring that we knew only two parties 10y
al men and traitors, and asking the Governor
to add the enrolled to the active militia. The
announcement that draft had been ordered
by the government, was received with loud
cheers. Rhode Island is determined to do her
part IN fighting until they were through to the
end Gov. Sprague has called on the colored
citizens to form regiment as part of the
quota of the State. He will probably accom-
pany them to the field and share the perils
with them.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05

WHERE DO THE SOLDIERS GO To.-The
following Is an extract from report to the
Sanitary Commission, by its actuary, Mr.. E. b.
Elliott, which is now in press:
'Since one hundred and four (104.4 out of
every thousand men (officers and privates to-
gether) in the entire army is the constant pro-
portion of sick, it follows that, to secure in the
field constant force of five hundred thousand
t5O0,000) efecfire Tor healthy and able) men,
the nation must constantly maintain in hospi-
tails, or elsewhere, an addition force of fifty
eight thousand l5S,000) sick men, making the
entire force maintained, both sick and effective,
to consist Of five hundred and fifty-eght thou
sand t55S,000) men, four per cent, or p, 1000
OF this entire force, would be commissioned
officers, and ninety-six per cent, or $4,000,
enlisted men. And since to support continuous
losses in the ranks of the enlisted men, other
than losses from expiration of service requires
recruits at the annual rate of 229 per 1000 en-
listed men, it follows, that to keep the ranks of
these $4,000 enlisted men constantly full will
require annually $4,000 recruits, 10000 of
these recruits being demanded to supply the
annual loss occasioned by death; $4,000, the
loss arising from discharged from service, MAIN
ly from disability; 21,000 for excess of deser-
tions over returns of deserters to duty: 1000
missing in action, not subsequently otherwise
accounted Tor, and 5000, the loss from other
causes.
10 repeat-assuming the returns of the
period from the LIST of June, 1861, to the LIST of
March, 1862, as the basis of calculation, it fol-
lows, that to secure in the field constant force
OF 100000 effective men, the nation must not
only maintain 5000 sick men, but it must
also recruit the ranks of the enlisted portion of
these forces with new material, at the rate of
$4,000 per annum, so long as the war shall
last; a rate somewhat exceeding 10000 recruits
per month. OF these $4,000 annual recruits,
ON
charges from service Exclusive of discharges
for expiration of its tern); $4,000 for deser-
tons and missing in action mot returned or
otherwise accounted for); and 5000 to supply
other losses specified aud unspecified.
"The five hundred thousand f50OOOOl effec-
tive men are equivalent in number to the num-
Der Of men in 573 regiments of the average
numerical strength, THAT is SI2 men each);
and the 5000 sick equivalent to 81 regiments
OF average numerical strength; the entire force
OF 55s,00O men to be maintained being equiva-
lent to $40 regiments of average strength"
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
Capture of a Rebel MALL Refugees from the
South---A-rests.

WASHINGTON, August A.
The steamer Reliance few days ago cap
tured canoe in the Rappahannock in the
neighborhood of Urbana with mail of about
400 letters addressed mostly TO officers and
men of the 50th Virginia regiment near Rich
mond. The letters are mostly of private
character. One of the letters is addressed to
Capt. Heron, and asks him TO send some OF
Uncle Sans green backs. Treasury notesl
the writer being under the impression that the
officers and soldiers OF the rebel army had
made themselves rich by robbing the killed
and wounded federal soldiers of the money
they had on their person.
The steamer Wyandank has brought eight
prisoners and five refugees from the neighbor-
were taken during the past week and were en-
gagged in Transporting goods across the Chesa-
peake and Rappahannock 10 the rebels. The
Wyandank few days since overhauled the
schooner Mail, of Brooklyn, for violating the
blockade by trading with the inhabitants south
of the Rappahannock. The Captain was tax
en- on board the Wyandank and the schooner
sent up to the navy yard.
Several refugees came up on the Wyandank.
They all reside in Middlesex Co. and were at
one time in the 18th regiment, but made their
escape when the regiment left Fredericksburg
for Richmond.
Rev. 7. n. Conrad, who has recently been
preaching for the Southern Methodist Church,
has been arrested by the Provost Marshal and
sent TO prison. The charges against him are
holding communication with the enemy and
trying to induce his scholars to enlist in the
rebel army
DR.. Caup was arrested last night for seces-
sion language. II is SAID his effects were
searched and among other things letter from
Beauregard was found.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
New York Market.

New YORK, August 4.
Cotton quiet and frm-sales 400 bales at 4sJ a 40,
for middling upland
Flour-State and Western without change-Super-
fine State so 90; Extra do 20 n s 30; Round
Hoop Ohio, 40 as IS; Superfne Western so a co.
Southern Is unchanged - Mixed TO good, 8 80 so
Fancy and Extra IS a 8 90 Canada unchan gcd-
Extra 20 a625
Wheat steady-Chicago Spring 10 II; Milwau-
kie Club, IA Il; Amber Iowa, q a %; VIM
ter Red Western % 80; White Western IS
a IS; Amber Michigan 49,
Corn lie higher-Mixed Western Sc a 81 for old and
So 54c for eastern
Oats heavy at As 4Sl.
Beef quiet and firm.
Pork lower for Mess and frmer for Prime.
Sugars firm-New Orleans at ST a 81; Muscoyada
SaSI.
Coffee quiet
Molasses quiet-salcs 10 hhds Porto Rico at 44c I;
Muscovado at 35 a IS.
Freghts to Liverpool dull-Fiour IS Cd Is: Grain
12l l3d,
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05

An Irishman, driven to desperation by the
stringency of the money market and high
price of provisions, procured pistol and took
TO the road. Meeting traveller, he stopped
him with-Ayour money or your lfev' Seeing
that Pat was green, he said: "I'll tell you
what I'll do; I'll give you all my money for
that pistol" agreed" Pat received the
money and handed over the pistol sNow,"
said the traveller, 'hand back that money or
Ill blow your brains OUT "Blaze away, my
hearty" said Pat, "never a drhop of powther
there's in it,,
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
Richmond reported Evacuated.
Pestilence Prevailing.
New York Items.

NEW YORK, August 4.
At a special meeting of the Common Coun-
ell to-day, Mayor Opdyke sent in message
urging immediate steps to cooperate with the
federal government in perfecting the defences
of New York harbor, and recommending the
appropriation of 81 100000 for the purpose of
constructing iron-plated batteries and ships.
At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen an
ordinance was offered providing bounty of
$50 in addition to all other bounties offered by
the State or United States, to each volunteer,
and appropriating $25 900 therefor.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 3.
About 25 rebel prisoners arrived here from
Baltimore this morning They are going up
the river to be exchanged, and came under
guard of detachment of the Sth Co. of the
18th New York regiment.
The mail steamer arrived at 3 o'clock
There is no news from our fleet on the James
river or the new Merrimac.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
Negroes Not to be Armed.

New YORK, August T.
A special dispatch from Washington to the
Post says, in answer to the inquiries of a dep
utation Of prominent citizens who waited up
on the President to-day to urge the accept
ance of negro regiments, Mr.. Lincoln replied
that he could not accept of them only as la
borers. This, it is understood, is the settled
policy Of the government.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
rider Of Mai. Gen. Pope.
Pennsylvania Recruits.
HARRIsRIrRG A,

HARRISBURG, August 4.
Troops are pouring in from all sections of
the State by every train. The indications are
that nearly the whole quota of nine months
men will be raised by the 10th inst. Camps
for the State troops are to be established at
Philadelphia, Pittsburg and Lancaster, i'm ad-
dition to the central camp here
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, ny, August 4.
Returns thus far indicate the election of all
thorough Union candidates in the county cleo
ton to-day. Up to 10 o'clock this evening no
reports were received Of disturbances in any
quarter.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
Capture of two Rebel Vessels.
WASHING,

WASHINGTON, August t.
Information has been received at the Navy
Department, of the capture of two rebel YES
sells near Berwick Bay, by the U. S. steamer
Hatteras.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
Stock Market.

NEW YORK, August 4.
Stocks are better, but dull-American gold sll4i
Pacific Mail 1llt; Treasury 3-l0ths, l02i; IT, g.
fves of 1874 coupons 49, u s. skies of 1865 coupons
96;; S. skies 1Ssi coupons $50
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
WASHINGTON, August a.
Deserters.

SPERRYvILLE, August 4.
First Lieut. Winfield Simpson of Co. X, I'd
New York Volunteers, and Lieut.. VIM. Allen
OF Co. A, 9th Pennsylvania volunteers, are
reported by their Colonies and commanding
Generals as having deserted the service. The
usual reward will be paid for their apprehen-
sion.
By order of Maj. Gen. Pope.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
From the South.

LOUISVILLE, August 4.
Latest Memphis advices mentions rumors
prevalent there Of the capture of eight federal
paymasters by the rebels at Humboldt, Tenn,
including Jacob A. Camp, Gatymer, Coon,
Harma, Zouhey and Hazelton, with an aggre-
gate of Sl,S00,000. Army circles here give
these rumors 10 credence.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
Bounty Fund

CINCINNATI, August 4.
Contributions to the bounty fund commence
ed to-day. Few persons have already sub
scribed $1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
Richmond Evacuated.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA.,
August A.
Information from various sources tend to
confirm the belief that the enemy have really
evacuated Richmond, and taken up the south
bank of James river as the line of their de-
fences.
The cavalry under Gen. Robertson are be-
leved to have been withdrawn from the Shen-
andoah Valley, leaving that part of the coun-
try to the defence of the guerillas alone.
WASHINGTON, August A.
1t has been believed here in some quarters
for several days that the enemy have been
evacuating Richmond, there being a reasona-
Bile suspicion that a pestilence has broken out
in that city.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
T E CIR A PHIC
TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS


Sl,OOO,OOO for Defence Of N. York.
Bounty to N. Y. Volunteers.
The Negroes not to be Armed.
Capture Of n Rebel Mail.
Arress Of Prominent SecessiOnists.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
Capture Of a Rebel Mail.

Ares. Of Prominent secessionists.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05

gE- Between eight hundred and nine hun
dred men were in Camp King yesterday. A
fine body Of men from the towns of Brun-
swick, Naples and Canton entered camp yes
terday.
g- The funeral of the late John Chute
ESQ.,, formerly cashier of the Canal Bank, will
take place at 3 o'clock this afternoon, from
his family residence.
gV The Band Concert of the 18th Regi-
mental Band, for Wednesday evening, promi-
SEES to be grand affair. The proceeds of the
concert will be given to the Ladies' Committee
in aid Of our sick and wounded Maine soldiers.
co. A small skirmish happened yesterday
at the Boston Depot, between captain and
mate of vessel lying near. After few
passes the ardor of both was cooled, simple
confusion or two being the only wounds re-
ceived
ExPLANAToRY,-The Mayor authorizes us
to say, that no liquor is sold on any of his
premises, with his knowledge or consent, and
never has been.
He has several tenements, which tenants
have underlet, and 1t is possible that Illegal
traffic may have been carried ON i'm some of
them styiy and without his knowledge.
In all his leases clause is inserted, forbid
ding the sale of ardent spirits, and other intox-
icating drinks, well as all other illegal uses.
The City Marshal also has orders to look
sharply after them and if he finds illegal prac-
tees in any of them, to put the law in force,
at once against them.
he will also remove from any of his tene-
ments, any, and all persons, violating the laws,
and the Lease Advertiser 4tll.
FOG AGAIN.--It does seem as if the fair
face of Portland city was never more to behold
the sun again; fog and its accompanying
''mizzle," being the order of the day.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
Bounty TO N. Y. Volunteers.

The Negroes not to be Armed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Mediation 1suniors.

=. Ba'hcr's Cousl ohdonce llarieJ expresses be-
Lief that M. MERCER, tie French Mnsfer 10 Waeh-
ington, IL ordered 70 make conchatory attempt 90
Int stop 10 the civil wal.
Inc Pans correspondent Of The L0Rd0n Time
tsgs The Emperor is decidedly IN favor OF rcogriz-
iAg 'ne South. aud ia anxious that tie English Gov
eminent should sdopt similar policy. The Con.
ieor.sles II PARIS argue that The oh ec OF ,lacog
fs isNcl ale%ic"n Expedition on 30 much larger d
Iccts 10 Mexico n with view to future eventaltes
or contingencies IN the American ooBhist
me L0ndoH Morhing Post Gets forth the grounds
on which HE Southern CoL1cderaie States may nos,
claim theT recognition from tue ndepend,n nj nations
of The world
In its latest City Article TIE Times remarks:
The last accounts from America have cIaaaH a
,ifoog impression among many Of the cotton ote,.
aton At Liverpool, that tie Federal Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

Tie rumor that the gensral elections 70 the Corps
Legisiaiif had been nSod for the end Of Ootobcr u
of ci..ily denied.
Nothing definite GEMS 10 have been decided with
rgud 20 the Gle ion'. Tie question appear, o.
have been raised Ia CAB bet lolncl, AL now
awaits the decision Of The EmIer1r.
Tie Posse says il u 1s-eftra that lie entire n1ul-
Der Of effective forces which have arrived IN Nc1i.o
will approach 6O.OlO.
Toe Roman question continues 10 lc the MT
prominent 'ol IL # Re Pans journals.
Tie Constitutional, ia IA article sigred ly W..
Lcmayrac, says:
For hiIiy yesf. ts lnrfii Government has dsf-r Cd
the lacscy. il I. not ~frahs 90 de- from this
T. iDcnI. suAillln Gle g. Government for 10
PIsey he ider. her dots respect htsy =
people The Cont 81 Rome ald tie journals hl.l
d.NOis affirm fhnt tLr IOsa. bossfniIe ID lF 81 by
it, subject, n il thcr'0re nscrfslry e. p0ect u sgn't
o. attack 1n~ Fars roN" being ssc1rei viii y
by The i.e o. the nh hsf and protected from without
by fos declaration Of rruace Whose word good A.
hT -ofd tefo 10 no longer y r,ason ios tie occflon u
Rome bs French trnrfs'
Account. from Auihouse ffsto bufness ls dull IN
that town, purchaser beng deferred by high Ifices.
IL T. now geremlly believed thai tho harvest
~ ronghout France will be equal 70 fair ayer4 e..
The report Of the Minister OF Agriculture 20 PRO-
Iouuceg u.
ghe Pltri> aays Il IS not tIuo the Wrench force In
Mcxico viii be 81 Oii u. i t.nkH 800 OI) viii be
more than sufh riruf 20 .ec0rs success.
The Puis Journals nii,ule ". La GuerrOuierc's
idea- in regard 10 toe solution u the Roman quetion.
Tho Bonlte Oh the iO'h was heavy. Rentea $50
~ rOnfOu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Itnly.

The official Turin Go- q, Bays; 90 Some Journals
have reproacled the GovermeJ' for no' hn'ihg vet
declared itG intention re- re fii tie d-pora # those
who took part n The tate sot- 81 rebellion Courid-
eing Thai iho law ba- g. be executed, aud u-iice 10
be / % freely to take ~ conrse, ne Government
was mo- Obliged 10 mikc.nny declaration ou - i. sub
jet. The firs IN question having taken place in
s'veral province, II II aecofary to determine what
conr' ~ affize ia c0mrcteu, 10 try tho lrtone p.
The Goyermehl hat siro lad regard totie 90 alder.
alton Of pul lie eaiciy.'
G~n. Cisifini j. aid 10 have recommended tI.a'
rnihrr han amnesty.
The French fqusdion lad quilted Nnpl s.
The Rue-ian kmDa,taoor TO italy, Couui Staclel.
berg, had arrived ~ Tnuu.
The heaih Of G,lbalai 40 latest dates was sa.d 90
De oncwhst w1isc
lie allan Government Lud i.s1cd Diplomatic
note ioin ~ on the speedy defeat Of tie Garil,l-
d"n movement ~ proof 81 he cOus1ldaiun 81 affair.
IA ialy' and nfpiug tlai ths movement shows the
neces'iiy Tor Italy taving Der proper capnL