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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-23

STATE OF VERMONT, | The Hon. the Probate Court
DISTRICT OF RANDOLPH for the District of Randolph
To all persons concerned in the estate of Daniel B.
Durham, late Of Tunbridge, in said Disric-GREETING:
WHEREAS, Casta R. Durham and EbrdgeF. Dunham,
w Administrators of Estate of said deceased, have
made application to this Court for license sell all of the
Real Estate ofsad deceased and that the
is necessary for the payment of the debts and charges
against said Estate.
Therefore you hereby notified appear
of said Court to be held at the Probate Office Chelsea
in said District, on the 21st day of August, A. D.
1892 and show cause if any have, why license should
not be granted as aforesaid.
And this Order shall be published three weeks
cessiveiy in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed
at Montpelier, in this State; the last of which
publication shabe before day assigned hearing
aforesaid.
Dated at Chelsea this goth day of July. A. D. 1862.
f345w3t PERLEY c. JONES, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court
R. NDolPH DrsTRIcT, S. for said DiSrct-To all per-
concerned in the estate of CIassa Arnold late of
Randolph deceased. GREETING
WHEREAS, Charles Waldo, administrator of tie estate
Of said deceased, requests said Court TO allow him
The fnIifer time OF one year from and after the 1911 day
of August A. d. 1862 to make payment of the debts and
close the settlement Of the estate,
Therefore, you hereby notified That said application
will be heard session of he Probate Court To be Eed
at the Registers Office in l'ro"keld lie 27h day of
August A. D. 1852, at which time you may be heard in
The premises. And this order shall be published three
weeks shccessivey in the Green Mountain treeman
pnbl caion shall be before the day ued for hearing
as aforeS i'd
Given uuder my hand a, the Registers Office, Book
field this 4th day of August, A. d. 1862.
by order of Cont
346w3t r.. CI.EAVEIAND, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held
WAsH1yGToS DISTRICT SIS Montpelier in said district on
the 18th day of August, A. d. 1862.
A,ANUEL s. KELTuN, administrator de bonis non
= with :4 will annexed the estate of Darius Roynen,
late of }ontpeer said district deceased, presents his
adm israton account for examination AID allowance
and yaes application for decree OF Distribute and par
tition Of the estate Of said deceased.
NhereuPos il is ordered by said Count that said account
and ,ad aI,lcl0n be tete ed session Of said Court
to be held at the Probate Office in said Montpelier the
10th day seprmner A. ID. 1862 for hearing and decision
tn Ieon aud it Is further Ndeed, that notice hereof he
given all persois interested by publication Ct the
three weeks successfully in the Gteeu Mountain
Freeman a ne, spaper publ shed at honpeler, prevouSto
said time prponted for bearing, that ,hey may appear
said time and Dlsce and show cause, ii any they may
have, why said account should not be allowed, and such
decree ny the Cohfi.
347 Attest, T. K. MERRI LII, Judge.
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The Portland daily press., 1862-07-23
For the Portland Daily Press.
Cumberland Erect.

This town, at a meeting held on the 21st
inst, voted to raise the sum of one thousand
nine hundred dollars to furnish volunteers I'M
der the late call of the government, being one
hundred dollars bounty for each man required
to fill up their quota.
Notwithstanding the busy haying season, we
had large turnout, party lines were for once
secessionists were rampant out of doors, they
evidently concluded, while in the house, that
discretion was the better part of valor, and hid
their diminished heads under the blanket of
silence.
Some few of them, however, need to be told
that their futile attempts to discourage enlist
ments may bring them to some one of those
spacious hotels which Uncle Sam has gener-
aders and abettors of treason.
One of the most pleasing features of the
meeting was the fact that the motion to raise
the one hundred dollar bounty was first made
by democrat of the old school, who though
still hale and hearty, is just on the verge of
fourscore years ofage.
Henry Sturdivant, Enos Adams, and w. l..
Prince, were chosen a committee to canvass
the town for recruits, to whom all who are in
clined to enlist are referred for more particu-
lar information.
To our sister towns in the Pine Tree State,
we offer the above as a gentle hint to keep the
ball in motion. ii.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-23
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS. Ar 4th a 5th. schs Ellen Town.
send, Townsend, and Eliza English, Philadelphia;
Young America, Collins. New York; brig } Hewitt
Mount do; Sth, bark Osmanli, Dcshon. Boston; schs
Forest King. Briggs, Philadelphia; William Hunter.
Baker, New York; 9th. brig Daren. Henry, Boston
Hawkins. New York via Pensacola sch Shark, Beas-
ton, New York.
Cid Sd. barks I W House, Lane, Boston; 5th Chas
Keen, Swan New York schs Sea Ranger, Amey do;
art, Cain. Philadelphia; 1ith ship Metropolis, Cole
New York; brig Nereus, Bennett, Boston.
NORFOLK. Ar 10TH sch May flower, Henderson,
Camden land cid l4th for Baltimorel
BALTIMORE Ar 18th, brig Edwin. Weber,
Boston; sch Algoma, HAYS, Fortress Monroe.
Also 2oth sch Frederick Howell, Norris st Johns
PR.
Cid 18TH brig Eliza NJ Strong Strong Damaris-
Gotta; sch Ida Wheeler. Dyer, Boston,
Also cid 10th, ship Washington Booth Pescud. W
Coast South America; schs Life Boat Seaey, Harbor
Grace NJ; Snow Squall, shepherd, Bath.
Sailed 10th. ship Annapolis. Pickett, Liverpool.
able, Londonderry.
Also ar 18th, brigs Celia VI Carver Pendleton Car
denas; Mary Mariner, Mariner, Havana; Catharine
Nickels, Hatch, Boston.
Also ar goth, ships Argo Ballard, Liverpool Tus-
carora, Dunlevy, do; Wesmorcland. Decan, do: brgs
lsadora Head. Port Spain; Calmuck, Johnson, Glen
fuegos; sch Greenland Heather. Pernambuco.
Cid l9th ship Frank Boult Morse Liverpool.
At Lewes, Del, 10th, bark American tnion from
Ma.anzas.
NEW YORK. Ar 10th, bark Flying Eagle, Ire
worgy Matanzas 9TH inst; schs Benj Willis, Low,
Cuba; Wilcox, McFadden, Bluehil; Empire state,
Arey, Bangor.
Also ar 10Th ship Southampton Austin. Liverpool
As; bark William IL Wall. Cashier, Key West scls
Nancy Heagan, Coombs, Remedies 10; Hartford
Doane. Eiizabethport for Boston, Wave, Merritt
Addison: Peru. Thorndike, Rockland.
Also ar 2lst, ships Moniebello Henderson, Liver
pool 18th ult; American Congress, Woodward, Lon
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-23
Correspondence of the Press
Waterville Patriotism Aroused.
WATERvILLE, July %, 1st

WATERvILLE, July %, 1862.
To the Editors of the Portland Press =
We had great war meeting here last night.
The announcement that Gen Howard was to
address the meeting, brought in the largest
number of people that have been here for
long time.
Town Hall Common was filled to its utmost
capacity, there being several thousand people
present. An extra train brought several hun
dred from West wateryille.
The meeting was called to- order by S.
Heath, Esq, who, after few Introductory re-
marks, introduced Rev. Mr.. Halves of Water
vile, who was followed by Rev. w. A. p. Dill
bingham of Sidney, in a string and telling
speech, and closed by saying that we would
give the President all the money he wanted
all the men he wanted-his three hundred
thousand more, if he would only put ii
through PUT 1T THROUGH! PUT 1T
THROUGH! and in order to do this, he DEEM
ed it necessary to free the slaves as fast as we
find them, and put them to the best use we
can, even to arming and brigading.
Gen. Howard was then introduced, and re-
ceived with three cheers for the hero of Fair
Oaks" He spoke more than an hour, and with
much spirit, for he had heard the people of
Waterville were lukewarm, but after he saw
the audience he did not believe it,
He believed the President should have call
ed Tor 100000 instead of 100000, that the war
would have been very much shorter, and he
was anxious for peace. He said the rebel Gen
eral who commanded the brigade against him
at the battle of Fair Oaks, was a bosom fiiend
and classmate of his for three years, at West
Point.
He expressed confidence in Mcclellan, and
the army of the Potomac; believed in making
a practical use of all contrabands that the ar
my can fairly get, and if he could have been
at liberty to use them, he might have saved
many valuable lives in his brigade. He is in
favor of placing men enough in the field i'm
mediately, to crush the rebellion before winter
Gen. Howard was followed by Lewis Bank
en-, of Stetson, who spoke in his usual felici-
tous manner-a mixture of prose and rhyme
He, as an old line democrat, explained the
cause Of the rebellion, or how the country got
shS bttNSteS, anu poiittu oub iut ItHtuN. lie
said his little town of Stetson, with only 500
inhabitants, had sent "a men to the war, al
ready, and had her quota of the 100000 filed
in four days after the proclamation.
Waterville will soon have her quota filed
We are getting up the right kind of zeal, and,
although we have sent one hundred and fifty
men, we are going to do our duty on "the
three hundred thousand more" We are to
have a town meeting this week, and we do not
intend for any town to lead us on bounty.
Those who cannot leave their business are
willing to pay literally, and those who can
leave their business are willing TO 60 for pay.
FULLER.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-23
FROM New ORLEANs.-GEN. SHEpLE

FROM NEW ORLEANs.-GEN. SHEPLEY.-
1t is thought that Gen. Shepley, Provisional
Governor of Louisiana, will declare New Or
leans the provisional Capital of the State
The New York Times correspondent says:
Il should consider it a calamity if he Shep-
ley and Gen. Butler were just at this time Sc
parated for in their united councils there is
wisdom, and the difficulties OF goyernering
this city and the State can hardly be realized.
/ look upon the position of Military Governor
of Louisiana one of the most important in
the gift of the President. l think if General
Shepley can live to return to his native State
of Maine, crowned with the high honor of re-
storing Louisiana to the Union, he will deserve
well of the nation. That he appreciates the
high responsibilities of his position, entirely
comprehends the magnitude of the difficulties
with which he Is surrounded, and Is determin
ed to prove himself equal TO the occasion, and
worthy of the unlimited confidence of Mr..
Lincoln, have no doubt
The same correspondent Indignantly rebukes
the publication here, in the North, of the
rebel falsehood, that Gen. Butler retains con-
trabands within his lines for the purpose of
delivering them, for consideration, to their
masters.
The Maine 18th regiment did duty at flag
raising on the 4th, on the New Orleans Mint
and receives the following complimentary no.
tce:
Il might say much about the Maine regi-
giment Certainly, so far as the personnel of
the men is concerned, nothing could be finer.
The majority are tall. | saw several soldiers
in the ranks whose heads were even with the
tops of their bayonets when they came to
order arms. This regiment is Justly proud of
their Colonel, now Governor Shepley, and
take to themselves some of the glory of their
esteemed commander
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-23

don 18th ult; Berlin, Jackson, Plymouth E. "a days,
in ballast; bark Venus, Atkinson Curacao: brig
Fannie, Lorentson. Cardenas; schs Camilla Appleby
hngton, Bangor; Flying Cloud, Hill, do; d. Blais-
dell, Roekport; Mary Langdon Rockland
CID 2lst, ships New Hampshire, Lord Genoa; Ex-
Conqueror, Boutelle, do; Southern Chief HIGGINS
London; brigs Gen Bailey, Noyes, Bordeaux; Sea
Lion Jarvis, Gsdlz; Nshsni s,rout Elizabethport;
New Orleans; Maracaibo. Henley. Portland.
HARTFORD. Ar 18th, sch Elisha Brooks, Snow,
NEW HAVEN. Ar 18th, sch Ii d Grindle. Bill.
lingham, Bangor.
Also ar goth, schs Miranda, Ward, Mayaguez IL:
Kate Weston, Miller. Ponce Pr 10.
PROVIDENCE. Sailed 2ist, sch Forester. Jordan,
Ellsworth
NEWPORT. Ar 21st, sch Bent, MiIlbridge for
NEW BEDFORD Ar 2lst sch Hannah Matilda,
Bangor
Sailed 2lst bark Abraham Barker, schurffhorth,
New York.
BOSTON. Ar 2lst, schs John stroup. Lake. and
Isabel Alberto. Iooker Philadelphia. Harvey.
ella, winchenbach, wadoboro; Day Spring. Cous-
ns; james Henry Collier. and Elizabeth, Farr, Ban
Also ar I'D, bark Olive Jane, Kanoch Cutler; schs
r Warning, Jordan. Ellsworth; Despatch. Stevens.
Bangor.
CID 2lst. brigs waverley, Small, Aspinwali; Eliza
Ann. Herrick. Philadelphia; sch Niger. Harding.
New York.
sailed 22d, ship Peruvian; bark John Aviles.
SALEM. Ar 18TH schs Fairfield. verrill, Mill
bridge for New York; Cherry. Booker. Bangor for
Camden; Jane Woodbury. Coombs and Tahmiroo
johnson, Bangor Eliza Otis Ry der, Belfast Nepon-
set, lngraham, Rockland; 10th, Gen Kleber. Grant.
Bangor.
DANyERs. Ar lsth sch Mary Ann. winehen-
bach, Waldoboro.
Hylas. Hastings Salem.
Cid 2ist, sch 6 collyer. Wilcox, Hartford.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-23
Correspondence of the Press.
On to Richmond.

MEssRs. EDITORS: ! take pleasure in Civ
ing you some account of the enthusiasm that
pervades in our town.
A Recruiting Office was opened in our place
few days since by Capt. f. ii. Hines and J.
p. Suasey, ESQ.,, and at the meeting of the mi
litia of our town for the purpose of choosing
their officers, after the organization had been
completed, they were addressed by Hon. Ahan
Bolster and Hon. E. G. Harlow in eloquent
and patriotic terms. Otis Hayford, Jr., tCapt.
of the company then addressed them; APP
pealing to their patriotism, reminding them of
the sufferings of their brothers who have gone
forth nobly at their countrys call, their call
for more assistance, and shall that call go un-
needed? shall that old banner be suffered to
trail in the dust? All who are willing and
ready to go forth to battle for Liberty and
right and put down the unholy and wicked re-
bellion now raging in our land will please step
in front three PAGES, when seventeen brave
spirits boldly marched forth, thus announcing
themselves ready to enlist under the old ban
ner and go forth whenever it was in danger, to
the air as they came forth, reyerberating from
hill to hill and from mountain to mountain un-
till it seemed as if old Oxford was one COM
plete mass sending forth one long loud shout
for Liberty, and death to traitors.
Our quota is eleven, and twenty have al
ready enlisted from our town. They have
thirty in ALL Is not Canton the banner town?
A. HAYFoRD.
CANTON MILLS, July 21st, 1862.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-23

Chicago Mess s14a14 70. Hams, we now quote City
Smoked 1a7I There is an ample supply of Western
in market, selling at 6ld7c
PLASTER-Soft continues selling at 81 coal IS
p ton, and Hard 81 So with fair demand for ship
ping. We continue to quote Ground s5Q5 80.
RUM-Portland distilled has recently advanced
5asc in anticipation ofhe operation of the new rev.
enue bill. We now quote 40e45c p gal.
SUGAR.-The excited state of the market has
somewhat subsidized since our last review Refined
Sugars have further advanced and we quote
Crushed, GRADUATED and Powdered 12Ia12Ic and
firm. Portland Sugars are firm at our recent adj
vanced quotations, viz: A nc, and IA SIC. Musco-
vado Sugar is selling at sasic; and Havana Brown
slq10ic
sALT-The stock is light and prices are more firm.
We notice the purchase of 1000 sacks at an outport
for this market at prices not TRANSFERRED We contin-
ne the following quotations; Turks Island 50 500
2 10; Liverpool and Cadz 50 12Ia2 37l.
SEEDS.-Grass Seeds are in less demand as the sea-
son advances. We quote Herds Grass S2a2 1871, and
Western Clover 73aS, and Red Top Is.
SPlCES.-The Spice market continues excited,
and prices for nearly all kinds have recent
ly advanced and are tending upwards We now
quote Ginger 2fa25c; Mace 65a70; and Pepper
1Se2o; Nutmegs are very firm at 75asoc p ID.
TEAS.-The demand continues active, and the
market increasingly firm at following quotations:
for choice grades Ooong 70d75c. Ankoi and lower
grades 45a55; souchong $3.50; and Tyson. of which
there is very little if any now in market we quote
s5cas1 90 p b.
T0BACCo-The market continues to be. very
much unsettled and prices daily ductuating. All
brands have advanced from 3a5c since our last We
quote IS and los, best brands, 45a50c, do. Me-
dium 4oa43c, do. Common 35a3sc. Half lbs, best
brands, 50a55c, do Medium to Good, 45a4Sc, and
Common 4oa43c; Natural Leaf lbs 60a75c. There is
very little if any, Fancy in Foil in this market.
FREIGHTS.-The demand for tonnage has some
what subsidized, and transactions have been quiet
There several freights for Cuba offering at mode
rate rates. but masters reluctant TO take up The
sch'r General Knox has been taken up for Matanzas
at SO l2I for molasses
European and other foreign freights are without
any change or transactions to notice.
Several freights of Hay still offering for Ship
Island and other Southern ports occupied by Union
troops
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-23
Cane Elizabeth Erect,

AT a town meeting held in Cape Elizabeth,
July 2lst 1862, it was voted that the town of
Cape Elizabeth viii guarantee the payment of
ties offered by the State or the United States,
to every man who shall enlist, be accepted and
mustered into the service Of the United States
as one of her quota. Also, voted that the Sc
lectmen be authorized to raise by loan, the
sum of thirty-five hundred dollars, to pay the
bounties aforesaid guaranteed. Voted, that
copy Of the dongs Of this meeting, be furnish
ed the daily papers in Portland.
SAML. HASKELL, Chairman.