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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
Miscellaneous Telegraphio Items.

BalriNoRE, April 20 TIE Union demon
stratiln i1-uightin the hall Of the MARYLAND
institute. under the auspices Of the Union
League OF Maryland in clmmemJmu0n Of the
grand uprising of the loyal states that followed
the bloody tragedy enacted in the streets 81
Baltimore on the 10Th OF april, lo6l, was
grand affair, The spacious hall was packed ia
every part. and large numbers were unable 10
gain admltance. The creates, enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
INV YoRK, April 20. There was an immense
mass meeting held IN this city this afternoon,
under the auspices OF the Loyal League OF
Union citizens, Gen Scott presiding from the
balcony OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Stands
we're ereOled around Madison Square, fronting
the hotel The attendance numbered not less
than ~ 600,
lNpANArous, April 20. The forces sent to
Danyille last night report all quiet there to-day.
Several arrests OF armed men have been made.
1t is reported that another Union man was
killed in Brown county yesterday by JayhaWk-
ers.
pORr SARNlA, c. W, April 20. The nayi-
CATION of the straits is open. Three propellers
the first OF the season, came down this morning
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 20. \ leet OF pro-
pellors arrived from the lower lakes hast night,
They report the straits filled with floating Ice,
There is no difficulty in navigation
New BRDFoRp, Mass, April -, Two sisters
Mrs. Rowe ana Mrs. Rogers, aud three chlldre
were drowned this afternoon while on a sailing
excursion in the bay.
Nrw York, April %. A CLERK at EArle's
hotel has absconded with 500 900, belonging to
guest of the hotel, and which was deposited
in the safe
BY the arrival at this port Hate lsatnight, %
the steamship Eagle, from Havana the lSth
inst we have adyices from Mexico to the l2th
inst by French steamer from Vera Cruz, The
news from Puebla is very different from that
given us yesterday by tho way of Matam)ras
According to French accounts Comonlort, in an
attempt to join 0rtega in Puebla had been de
foated with considerable less, and Ortega had
attempted sally in the direction OF the capital
but had been driven back. 0rtega is also satd
to have oGe ed to captulate, which eier WAS
refused by the French commander who insisted
upon an unconditional surrender. One curious
/ item If the news is that in answer to the pray
or Of a deTutation OF women, that he would not
lombard the city, Forey promised not to do 50,
he having sufficient appliances to compel the
garrison to surrender. In this connection, We
may mention significant rumor, which pro-
vailed in Havana, that Forey had suffered a de-
feat.
WARRINGTON, April o. Intelligence from
England leads to the belief that the departure
Of priyateers rom British forts will be arrested
by the English Government.
It is reported that Holly Springs has been re.
occupied by the Federals'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28

NEW York, Alril % The paper mAnuac
Jurors held meeting yesterday and agreed 70
stop hall Of their work on writing paper and
quarter Of their work on printing paEer. The
OBI ct is to raise prices.
James l. Addison, clerk in tie Adjuant
Generals Office, Washington, and Anthony Ad
Olson, chief clerk OF the Pension Bureau, have
been caught in the act Of carrying rebel mails
The former has been IN tho War Department
80 years and has had access TO all important or
ders and movements. Both own farms in Mary
land and keep up daily communication by means
Of carriages
Rev, John Martin, who with his family, were
also arrested, live near them, and were mediums
OF communication with the rebels Mr.. Martin
and family will be sent beyond our lines. Capt.
Henry Williams Of the rebel service was arrests
Cd at their residence and imprisoned The in
ve5tgation Of certain charges oil dsloyalty
which have been made at various times against
individuals, is a part Of their business,
Patrick Bropley charged with robblng ttl
mails at Jersey Clty confessed the crime to-day
and WAS sentenced 10 the State Prison for ten
years
New YoRK, April %. The mail Of The steam
eT GeterhDu ms Deeh covered " lHe bflLsI
Consul, Judge Belts ruling that the Dsulc
Attorney is master Of tho case as public prose
cutor, ana il he refused TO allow the mail to b,
opened, and askoI that they be delivered up, b.
wa entitled thereto
New York, April 81 A Lieutenant 10 tie
French Navy was arrested for attempting t.
kIdnap by force aboard the transpor. Seine,
Belgian named Peter Brown, vino Tasan a-op.
ed American citizen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICE,

The list Of subscribers for the Orange County
Ttiegyaph,-tho publication Of that newspaper
having been suspended, has been transferred to
US, and the FREEMAN is this week sent to the adj
dress Of all the persons whose lanes appear on
that list. Those who have paid in advance for the
Telegraph, will receive the FREEMAN for the full
period Of their subscription, and it will be sent to
all Others on the list until We receive notice to
discontinue it. A few persons this week may re.
ceye two copies of the FkEEMAN, as we have not
had time to compare the names with our former
list. Before our next issue, however, this com
parson will be made, and all names which APP
pear on both lists will be erased on one and if
such have paid in advance for the Telegraph the
payment will be credited to them on the FREE.
MAN All payments for dues 10 the Telegraph
from present subscribers, can be made directly to
US, 81 so paying auearages on the Telegraph
and in advance for as many numbers Of the FREE
MAN as will make, with Ttegropds already sent
80 numbers.
We hope to retain all tie list as permanent
subscribers for the FREEMAN. We but quote the
yaIedicoy in the Telegraph, when we say that
the FREEMAN is better and more desirable
newspaper than the one which it, in this instance
succeeds. 1t is considerably larger than the
Telegraph contains fewer advertisements, and
has every week, at least, one half more reading
matter 1t is printed Monday evening, and will
reach every subscrbcrn Orange County Tuesday,
being carried by the morning stage to all the
post offices between Montpelier aud Bradford, and
by rail- the same day, to all the post offices on
the line ofthe rail road and will thus give many
who take other Vermont papers later in the week
the advantage Of semi-weekly newspaper. 1t
contains the latest news by mail, and news by
telegraph to Monday evening, thus furnishing to
most Of our readers in Orange County, later
news than they can get from any other source,
except the morning daiIies published in this vii
age.-And being published at the capital Of the
State, il is especially valuable during the sessions
Of the Legislature, furnishing at that time, earlier
and more complete intelligence Of Legislative
proceedings,t than can be obtained from any paper
published elsewhere.
And It may not be amiss for US to say to oul
new readers, that the FREEMAN, in its edtoria
management, is in favor fihe Government, and
Of an earnest and vigorous prosecution o
the war until treason is suppressed, and opposed
to traitors and copperheads, everywhere and un
der whatever guise they may endeayor to cloak
their wicked designs. To the erd that rebellion
may be put down by the strong arm and the
authority Of the constitution and the laws be re
stored and maintained throughout the whsle ter
riory Of the Uniont will labor hereafter as !! ha
abored heretofore.
With the expression Of the hope that our now
readers and ourselves may become better acquain
ted, and remain for many years steadfast friends
we close this introduction.
Montpelier, April 20, 1868.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
l-)ile0

In BrooEheJ April 2lst, Ach,ah, wife Of Deacon VIM
wells aged ~ years,
In Eas Brookded yeb %, Chastlna daughter Of A. j.
aud ~ j. Burroughs. aged years and months.
In Chelsea, March llIh Of dIpherla, Emily s. Hoyey
aged Is years.
Also March 10th. Ella c. Hoyey, aged Il years, only
children Of Rufus c. and Caroline N Hoyey
At Camp Wolf Run, at the hospital Of the 18th Yer
mont Regiment, Aprl It'll, Of typhoid fever Thomas
j. slsyon, Co. II, 1871 Regiment Vermont Volunteers,
nlJ son " Theodore and sally sayton, of Calais,
w., aged % years and months His remains Were for
warded TO his heart s.ic4en wife, mother, sister and
Borrowing friends Buta few snort months ago he cheer
fully badc them a5ru and full Of hope and csuragej in
ed the noble 10 b. t. battle Tor his country But life -
uncertain, md al.er one month Of snnennF-tendety
cared 70 by watch u father,his freed spirit SCARED
10 brighter realm above. By his sudden removal sad
ness and mourning are brought to very many hearts
bat let them remember n thor deep ahetlon that
God doeh all things we'I' The death o. soldier is
noble oHe, freely he yields up his NE sacrifice for
his country,
when those we lovo are snatehe away
Bydetths tesisteis had
Our hearts that mourn ul tribute pay
That friendship must demand.
When pity prompts the rising sigh,
Win awful power Impressed,
May this dread ruth, | 100 must die,
Sink deep Ia every breast.
In Grafton March Is, q lungfeycr, George Iarwood
aged % Years and m onths,
in Winhan March 3Oth ls62 Charlie o. son Of Rev
O. X, and A. Edwards. aged 10 months
In Athens, Jan. "a, NJ the Diptherit Lizzie J aged
years and months Feb 3d. slla' D. aged years
anu nouus, blnrch ol liorhh w. ana Jane IoWeEs'
In Ferribburgh NSrch 25th, of dplhera, Arthur, son
d Alvin and Harriet BAH, aged II years,
In Mashdell March 10Th, Of Lung Fever, Emily J.
youngest daughter Of Apa and Jane Spencer aged 20
years months, and IS days.
with streaming eyes and breaking hearts,
WctB 20 say. ThS will b. done"
In Worcester March 2Sth Edwin uluksou Of Co. H. ll.h
VI. Regiment aged 10 years.
Dearest Edwin, thou hastleft rs,
And thy loss ~ deeply feel
But It's God that hath bereii Va,
lie can all our sorrowsheal
ADDtE.
In Mauh1rld March 10Th Elmer Ellsworth Greedy only
child Of Ambrose and Ellen NJ Greedy, aged year and
| IL days.
Our darling boyle sleeps at last,
His pain aud suGrrlngs all are DER
HIS mission closed, h .avens portal passed,
Angels welcome to the other shore.
In yunder realms, Of never iadiag flowers
~ tiny form 10 shinlng rOb's I see
with thfongs unnumbered at the Fathers throne,
He ever chants, his infant jubilee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
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bottle containing ~ pills, aud encrcled with the
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sold by all Druggists uoy2sly&mwl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
MONTPELIER MARKET, April a..

PRouuoss-Buiter, Il TO 20. Cheese Toto u, Lard
l2o rallow,l Dried Apple to 10. Eggs, IL cents
Potatoes a5 to so. Beans $3.50 100. West India SUI
gars, II to O. Peas 81 90 to $50
onlons-.OOo. Apples-s2e5to25Ope per Dbl
FLora- Extra, $500. Double Extra ts,55 Super
Extra slo,2b,
dRltS AND HLr.-Corn, 81 90. oats CO. Herdsgrn,
Seed 1925 $50 per bushel Clover 10 per pound
Haysl2, to $ll per ton. Rye 81 90 to 100.
MRcsLLASEous-Dry aud green hard wood $50 to o
Shingles ll,oO to $50. wool-common so to so. Bark
SOOto 400 per cord. Nails b,2S to $50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
News from Southern Papers.

New Yogs Arrl On The Ricbmood En-
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oil the -isf Fiy+ IL h'3y 'i "I'h ea'di - t- .'H
ai at l'lO' were a.1'4n''nS on ioA!o ios'
NJ .''.' 90 the lJta' I1'ir Al' 'oe'l s14;l ".'
c,ncen,r.t.n, Il, rs.,.t tUe,p .u. .psqrauaot gaa
,mn,,ort
Tbe la,ss, from Charles. ia 10 Tie lsH.
The Co,,,i,r d.sc-,hsa an athck hy the
an,oo c9rb,,, Famb.,g un'r tbs wreck IF tfs
Keospe vbils s,me rob,l- from Morris Island
~eg. ,',,o, T., ei.mant. ber Tbag wore driven
ovsy he t2o fire. N tbc,unboat THE ttr.ar.
If Ho i5,b .,v. M r18a b.ya. als, bean reats.
crod rom tbe Kaokns
T5c cbarle.t.n C,vger of tho ll,b. me.
J. INA ~ mn batteries ononed dre on ,bo grr.
bo,t FIambaou. "a MI VA sbell,n, I'M kc,Euk
TIM YANKEE boat hastily backed out II rance
and shortly afterwards re.cros-el die bar. Ihe
ganhoat CbicIr1 steamed down tbs tario- Il
t,ke INIT N tboact,on. ND The enemy mad with
drawn and rope on, ~ sea before our runb,a,
carlJ rsocb her Tnore were ii blocka5.ars In.
cudln, the Iropsies. off the bar. Friday morn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
MarrlG0.

In East Montpelier, April loth by G. g. Templson'
ESD Mr.. Justin j. White and Miss Harriet X. Casw Il.
Aso at the time and place, Sir, OtYle A. Dodge,
and Miss Elsie A. Gurnsey all Of East Montpelier.
In Montpelier, April 10Th by Rev +. j. scott, Mr.
William Lewis an Miss Rosamond Nichols, both Of Mid
dcseX.
In Aburgh, April, II, by Rev, II. Munger, Mr. j.
earle and MIS- b. =. warner, both Of Alburgh.
In Charlotte at the residence " the brides father
March 3d. by Rev NJ P Coburn, ". n. II. yarney NJ, D.
and Augusta q. Bali, both Of Charlotte.
In Charle'ton March 3ls. Nj John T. Craft and Sarah
wilder.
In MarshGela, April 7th at the N. H. Parsonage, by
Rev. H. Bickford, Mr. Hezekiah0 Boyes Of Marsh
field, and MI 4 Mahala Beedls Of Cabot
Also at the time and place by TIE same, Mr. Ezra
N, Mears and Miss "a All j. Boyes both u MarshAeld
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
Notice 10 yIiIlOwners.

Persons Intending to build Grist, or Circular saw Mills
ind at Holsttra Mis- North Montpelier four st
hou shafts two OF which ave inches Ia diameter IA
feet long, with Ave feet pulleys attached Also IA ee
30 inch pueys for mill spindles and three "a inch puey
for ghenets all Of which l2 uh face anl east iron
Also two shafts six inches in diameter one Of Whch is
Il feet Long the ether being feet With sets here
sears three to one IN notion N inch face, With DO
Tor the same 10 run In.
one shRgle MIN Tor saving shingles One Cupboard
MIL, made on an improved plan The above Machines
saunot be tguAlled as Tor wofk mAnshp and durability
hete ha good opportunity Tor those wishing 10 pur-
chase, a. they will be toid alta liberal discount
Also, am prepared to build Gds and Circular Saw
Mills will furnish Leather and Rubber Betting Boiling
Cloth aud burr Mil stone to order At manuf,cturers
prices, MARTIN iOLLlsrER, M..lwnsAt.
April, rs, is03. dkWf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
From Washington and Vicinity,

WASHINGTON, April 81, The President has
Esued a proclamation declaring that the act
hr the admission OF the State OF West Virginia
mo the Union shall take effect from and alter
" days from yesterday, proof having been sub
mlttcd to him that the conditions OF admission,
AZ certain emancipation changes in her con-
ntuton have been complied with
INV YORK, April 20. The Commercial has
2 dispatch that Secretary Stanton has resigned.
y Is contradicted, however, by another dispatch,
Which states that the matter has been eompro.
missed.
The President has officially proclaimed the
additional article of the treaty between the
'nlted States and Great Britain Tor the pur-
preston Of the African slave trade.
1t extends the reciprocal right of visit and
detention by providing that it may be exercised
withln thirty leagues OF Madagascar, within
twenty leagues of the island of Porto Rico, and
Within the same distance of the island of San
Domingo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
Chr zfIorkets.
oAMRRlpGE mARKEr. Apru az.

CAMBRi DGE MARKET, April 22,
Al Market $50 Cattle, about Beeyes and Stores,
consisting working Oxen, Mich Gov, and one, tps
aulthrse years old.
Prices-MarketBee tQOoto9to erIt ,uLiy
$3.50 1890 I'd $500 to 500 Sd, sL5Ots ilS
Working Oxen-$e0 TO 10.
Cows and Csgcs-io5 70 So
Yearines- 5000 to 5000 two years ola, $500 to 90,
90 three years old, $500 10 2tOl.
Sheep ami Lambs at market prices In lots ego
to 30 each extra ss,oo to 300
Spring Lambs-0o0 to COO
Hiies-si to 9eprlb. Talov-s to sssprlb.
Veal Calyes-s to 10 pr ID. Cali Skin.-ltc pr ID.
rels s. 60 to SO each.
Remarks.-rhe supply ~ stack was smaller than last
week. Prices for beef nominay the same Sheep sold
rather better than last week
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28

Tue CoNTNENrtL MONTHLY for May has the
following Table Of Contents The Great Prairie
State A Winter in Camp In Memoriam A
Merchants Story Sbylock y, Antonio A
Heroine Of To-Day National ODE The Sur
render Of Forts jackson and Phillip on the Mis-
sssIppi Reason, Rhyme and Rhythm The
Value Of the Union War Song Earths Last
Battle MIriams Testimony, The Destiny of
the African Race in the United States Was
lie Successful The Union The Causes and
Results Of the War; Great Heart Literary
Notices.
This magazine deals boldly and ably with the
questions Of national interest at this moment,
in this department Of literature, cqualling If
not surprising all its contemporaries.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
From Fortress Monroe and vi
cinity.

Nsw YORK, April p 4 New bern, y C..
L ter al che l9tA inst, says the rest of General
Y -;ar's troops at Port Royal are 80 anxious to
return % North Carolina that they offer TO re.
81 iJr tte war Il they can be allowed 70 DO
|s
40 order has been promulgated by General
! Scr ordering all rebel sympathizers and gov
eminent plupers outside Of eur lines
General Naglee lett on the 18th inst at the
head Of an expedition in pursuit Of the enemy
Rebel deserters are coming IN daily, and cen.
frm the reports OF disaaection and starvation il
o. Tebelarmy.
new YORK, April d Passengers per the
D ui.ey Buck, from Newbern. state that ten
\ SER with 5000 men left Newbern on the
II DO When last heard from, Friday, was al
/ 'p Gull, but had met only few Struggling
En- mics.
lao Friday afternoon, however, brisk can
|ntnadms WAS heard Tor an hour and half, and
i vas umorad Gen. Hill with bis rebel force
Wa in the direction where it was and an en-
|gagement thought 10 have occurred.
The gunlaats Miami, IIstlel, lockwood and
|Shawseen were at Newbern, ready TO cooperate
wth the land forces if necessary.
FORTRESS MoNRE, April % 1t is estimated
that the rebel loss IS at least eight To our one
|in the late attack on Suffolk and the Nausemon,
river
The battery captured from the rebels on th
~ inst, has been removed to a place Of safety
an can be turned upon the enemy to good al
vantage when required.
Steamship 5. K. Spaulding, Commander
Howes, arrived to-day from Newbern, n. G
Dc reports that all is quiet in that department
an confirms the previous report that the eneni,
have all left also reports that Gen, Foster hai
re,umed command again at Newborn having
Akon upwards of fifty prisoners.
NEW York, April 2j. The Richmond Hhia
/ Of the Dist SAYS Gen. Chalmers command re
|pulsel 1000 federal cavalry, infantry and ar
tlllery on the Coldwater THAT the Union troop
rirelted in great haste and disorder. Chal-
ners is pursuing.
NEw YORK, April 90. A Newbern letter o.
D. 22nd states that 200 rebel cavalry wer,
charged on by 20 Of the Sd New York cavalry
near Washington, and fed en- mdsse. Captain
Richardson who commanded the rebels, wa
hken prisoner with several of his men.
Massachusetts, troops at Washington, \. c.
occupied the rebel works at Hills point thu
morning after they were evacuated, capturing
anumber of rebels who remained in the rear
Ven. Hills rebel forces are believed to hay
gone IN the direction Of Richmond.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
BOSTON MARKET, April 40.

flour-Weslern, te2b to 1o,9a
rork-rrIme, 1880 to ls,tOi Mess, 1880. to 1875
Beef 81 90 to 1850 Lard, loi to H. Hams, 81 to
Hog. dress ed 90 90.
toes so to So, Dried Apple 6 to o.
Bean, s2,75 to $3.50. Peas sl,lO to tl,ia
Herds grass seed tl,7s to s2OO. Clover
Starch to VI Talow, to III.
Wool sasony fleece, IS to p5 American Full Blood 50 :.
50 Haltblocd 50 to 50 Common 70 to so.
Corn " to 100 oats s2to So Rye l,i2 to 900. Hop.
90 TO g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
CROCkERY WARE!

Having determined u CLOSE our my,toet Of CROCK
cry Ills offered much beow the ruli' prices. The as.
soriment Is LAEat and comprise, the newest and hest
,,yle,of" B00rEs" Celebrated war, i,Sa. purchased
before the recent heavy advances and will be sold cor
respondingly low. JsC EMERY,
Montpelier, March Is, 1888
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28

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,Tainng those nordnats flows incidental 10 the genter
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health 10 the use Of these celebrated remedies Their
tufst simple that they mHT be taken by the most del
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
Farm lar sale.

CAD Farm IL situated In hast Montpelier, Ave miles
y from Montpelier Village, and contains Is acres Of
good land with t0l Sugar Trees Building, 10 good re-
pair and water handy rhs subscriber wishes 10 cell his
Interest In sAid Farm CHHar.
n .. There u land joining that eau be bought re,on.
ably n desired
fo.,-onhes Address, Montpelier, w.
asw9~ Us. LEE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28

Cooley Lays Book for May is received,
and It's display Of lasbion-platcs and embroid-
cry is as extensive and complete as usual. We
notice in this number that the bonnet steepes
are not quite as high as they have been for
several months past. 1t is announced that here
after fashions from the famous house Of A. T.
Stewart & Co, will be published exclusively in
the Lady's Book.