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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

H4RkETs.-NEw YokK. april 3 Cotton dull a
. cents. Flour Gull at 70 LOG lower; sales 600
eb+. state go 81 10 90 round hoop OHIO > is to
II 0ei Western - &c 10 ~ southern avy, sses
800 bbis. 90 Is IS, Carad to lower sales
309 nbs. $ 20 II - Wheat dull droopng :. Corn
quiet Beef steady Pork duh mess - 81 Lard
heavy Risky dull.
AoNErARY---stocks better. Treasury 5-l0s 100
1905 [ $ 5-2os Of 1876. lo4. [. 10 4os 81 T.
= Coupon SKIES OF ISL, loo. cold I27t.
No-ey e4sy So 8 pr c-n1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

NEGRO CELEBRATION AT RIcHaoND.-Th
negroes of Richmond celebrated the fall of that
city from rebel power, on the Sd inst. Some
twenty-five hundred participated in it, and the
colored people merely marched to their church,
heard addresses, sung religious hymns, and
then quietly dispersed. There was no mani
testarion Of disposition TO t.iomph yer the
whites. Although the fiery rebels OF Ricn-
moud said they would not submit to this hu-
initiation, nor be responsible for the conse-
quences, we do 10; unders land that Gen
Terry was seriously disturbed by their threats,
ami certainly the " OF races " was not
inaugurated on that day.
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Ille .Mnrkets.

Reported aud telegraphed expressly for the CIR
Mountain Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON,
For tn. week ding Wednesday, April II, 1855
The following is the amount Of stock at Market
Cattle. Sheep shOtes Fat Hogs. Veal,
6 das' y wsfk ago, 49, 80 i7S9 l;ss IS On
Beef gz.-e sl3,25 to sI35O hrs. qIai.v sl2s,
10 l3o0 e quality sll.so :" 1900 - Sil % no
Der CIV II ia < of hides IA l. I'd DIS ss= -
lew ri tpairs, $3.50 % 400 u Is SIC so IL
10 100,
III If aI-e beef Handy st ers slo3 t. $50:
vi ch oows-Fsirq .liiy At 20 EHt a 50 70 10.
FaTrows and dry go 70 - 90 Et doo6 ts two
zoooo 90 90 nre- Years old 10000 % 700
Sheppard Lambs-6i t" he extra 20 s. shearei
- +, 81 De u on live weight
hqie who es e II to g. a.. 90 e ia IL l. to re per
90 to % per h.
5-i5ss-Brg1 ton. to 9; Country o:s to &c.
Calf NJ Is % Y er ID
Psirs-B2 90 to s225 ach. Country lots - to s..
Rsy.Rxs.-The number Of cattle at Cambridge l-,
Medtord was 49,, TO compare with GO last week.
winch 80 80 were mitch cows from Cauads sa1
remainder OF stock rather ordinary, and perrin
half of the beef cattle were from canada Trade aa-
prices the At Cambridge rs last Week
rsfher better on the whole. From lie o. lie t.4
range ct prices OF the stock. Trade Wa 4ete
than last week. Al Brighton there were Il1p from
Albany. place f IGi5 last week aud raie i.-r
and quIck. instead of dull aud slow a. last TIE
Dutch have taken Brighton well - Hoiitnt. b.
wears before war prices sci varied
per 10. market To another, bur no'y THAT are
- large III depende the Western supply, ID s.
submit Ca Western and York fashions. few c--r e
,v-re sold about high last week this, ~a4e
perhaps but The medium qualities II - e--=-
steers butchers have pay from - tn De- per lh ssr
than Lass week Lots sold tins week u ,er
lb mo- better those sold last week - IL u
THIS Western trade las come To be make break
yvIu or luse-sort business this week up, week
down.
!e contrast between the supply % cattle year
ago al md the present time worthy Of and So (
fhe contrast the supply OF sheep Last wees there
were 3U0o-ihIS week 200 OF " Inch many e>er
ana most them large aud ia1- sheep eIsliH.
over 100 sold at : SIC L. 20 per 10 N-
understood u paid for lot % extra sheen
Il uid not them. but butcher who did. sad t-
ouIt fault with them they TOO large and
ia-.' Common sheep iull une-haif cent ger D..
Io,xer-fium I , lie v it'll VOL sliearel from
"a To- 70. according To- quality
cal trade l. good. There : demand d
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

much better condition of affairs than has pre-
viouslv been seen, with manifest desire 70
treat the Freedmen literally and justly
Would that this feeling might everywhere
nrevail, and Justice to all be done throughout
~. ,o,otb and breadth of the land w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

coiored gentleman in New York has for
sometime held the Office of Notary Public IN
der q commission from Gov. Fenton, and vet,
unaccountable as it may seem, President
johnson war Of races, seems no more irami-
nent than before.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

The Democrats have carried St. Louis at
the recent election. Of course this was ae-
complished by the aid of the Blairites Pres
ident johnson has appointed Frank Blair
collector OF ST. Louis. but the Senate have
not yet ratified the appointment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

Tht issr OArH.-Th3 Supreme Court Of
the United States have adjourned after re-
iusing to decide at this term on the consti-
tutionality OF til test oath Five judges op-
posed it, but one OF these thinks it prudent
to postpone decision, and Joined the other four
IN tbe postponement- The question before
the court was only as to the constitutiopality
OF the oath as affecting at torneys.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

The President has ordered the release of
tie rebel pirate Semmes, it being claimed that
he VAS pdroled when Johustons army sur
rendered TO Sherman
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

The NEW SENAToR.-The appointment of
Hon. George f. E1munds, as Senator until the
nex' session OF the General Assembly, so far
as We have noticed meets with favor. Tdere
a general agreement that he will faithfully
represent the State, while his ability is con-
cedei by all.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

Senator Salisbury OF Delaware, IN Il speech
before meeting in Washington to organize
some sort of a Democratic political machine,
said he was g about tired Of supporting An
drew johnson. His grief seemed to lie that
the President did MT ID anything for himself.
Salisbury is too ex4ctIng. Mr.. johnson is
not yet quite up % the Democratic doctri ne
expounded by the socessionists. But SAu Is
bury ought TO see that Andrew johnson is
making about as rapid progress a. could be
expected, cons ering how recently he Was the
most violent man in 1he c)u try in his denun-
citation OF treason. lie may yet agree with
the opinion expressed by the rather unsteady
luIninary Of Delaware enocracy 10 The same
speech, " chat wheI jeff Il IL DtgIs lett The
Senate he va better Uli,1 man than Abrt.-
ham Lincoln" 1t = Ger tam that the meeting
which listened to such a sentiment without
rebnking il, vas made np largely OF the men
who heard and applaauded Pre9ident johnson s
speech Of the 22nd OF February
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

Richmond paper hiss actually been guilty
OF publishing the notice OF marriage of two
colored persons among It's other hymenial pub
lications The f. f. VS. are much incensed
at it, and will probably either refuse hereafter
to DC married, or TO have public notice Of the
event. Ii must be very painful Tor the de-
scenoants of Pocahoutas TO know that cOiored
people have the same rights 10 be married
that white people have. THIS is dreadful
stride toward equality and the war OF race
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

"frst.-That in appointments TO office in
the executive depar me0t # the general gov
eminent, and the various branches Of the pub
lie service conn cted with said departments
preference SHALL be given 10 sach foeritorious
and honorably discharged soldiers and sailors,
particularly those who have been disabled by
wounds received OF disease contracted in the
lire OF duty, as may possess proper qualifica-
tons.
.Second.-rhat in ali promotions in said de-
partments, ana the several branches Of the
public service connected herewith, such persons
shall have preference, when equally eligible and
qualified. over those who have not actually and
honoraby served in the and or naval forces of
the United States
This is al! ight bat wouldn't it have been
full as consistent if the President had preferred
Gen. Hawley, merl;orious and honorably
discharged soldier in Connecticut, rather than
Mr.. English the copperhead candidate, for gov
ernor Of thst StateP
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

The price of cheese IN England hes ad
vanced considerably Of late.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11
JOHNSON MEETING.

The friends OF President johnson had a
meeting last night at the City Hall, where q
large crowd, many of whom were attracted
sembled to listen to the patriotic ard soul
stirring remarks Of the renesade5 Cow4n and
Smith, and such contemplate, second-rate
politicians IS Gen. }. l.. Swift. TIE resolutions
passed were OF the usual character that the
rebel States are still States and not ie1rito-
ries; that the President deserves the utmost
confidence to be placed his policy well as
himself that they are opposed 10 universal
suffrage that all loyal rebels should he at once
admitted TO Congress and that gratitude is
due TO the soldiers
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,
s. Z: e a. Is a. f.


B5pert ri b FlrzGERALD = Tracy, -tricty Produc
t.lulIuIssi8u 3ierchaDt> South william street y
se i-ote for the week ms Al :, loo, a. to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11
DODGE L. BROOKS

The House has been occupied nearly al the
week in the consideration OF the contested
election case of Dodge V. Brooks. The DIS
trict hich both CLAIMED to represent Is the
richest District IN the United States, and
though small area, has extremely dense
population. The contest has excited great
deal of interest, and has been an unusually
long lime before the Committee and the House.
Mr. Brooks IS the well known coppechead
lead-r who has 50 many years filled the minds
of the people with ms contemplate doctrines
throu gh the columns Of the Globe ami the
New York Express He was the ables, mem
Der OF the Democracy in the House, aud was
by them nominated at the commencement OF
this session for Speaker. Mr.. Dodge. the con
testant, is one of the merchant princes of New
York being the richest man in the House. He
is charitable IN the extreme, always foremost
IN every good work, and man of sterling
worth and firm integrity. The election was
so VIGOROUSLY illegal IN many points as to
cause many to desire 1t entirely thrown aside
and the seat declared vacant. After a pro-
was decided that Mr.. Brooks was no, entitled
to a seat, by more thar two-thirds vote,
while Mr.. Dodge was declared entitled thereto
by nearly as strong "a vote.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

The municipal elections throughout the
State of Michigan last week, show considera-
BILE Republican gains.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF TROOPS IN SER
VICE i. appears from communication from
the War Department, dated March %, that
the number CT Ircops in the army on the 9th
OF January was-white, 1859 coored, 90 :
766, or all sggreglte of l23,356.
There were in the service March 19 whites
q, III co;ored, SO, 6l4, or an aggregate o.
90, 9S5; thus showing there have been muster
ed out Of office since January 9-whites, So
4l9; colored, rs, 1872, an aggregate of 56,37I
Ordered TO be mustered ont .ince March 10
whites, 1O,l06 ; colored, 1857 ; totol, 1903
Total reduction made and ordered since Janu.
AIRY 9-whites. 40, 62S coiored, 35, 54l. Ag
gregate, 1904.
The musteIs cut ordered will DO mostly
completed by May l. The work will he wei
advanced by April 10, and there will then be
left in service 1906 white volunteers, and 80,
PIT ooiored total, 1921.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

CHoLERA.-lt is reported that steamship,
with over 1000 plsseng rs, has just arrived at
Hal fax. with 100 cases OF cholera on b3ard
The passengers were emigrants. Fifty deaths
had occurred on board during the passage.
The steamer was ordered in quarantine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11
Hartford April ,, 1906.

james Brooks, comprehend member OF Con
gress from New York city, whose right 20
seat was contested by William E. Dodge Re
publican, was ousted from his seat last week
and MIR. Dodge was declared elected, and
sworn m.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

The Loan bill, which has already passed the
House, has passed the Senate without amend
ment, by Z large IN joriIy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

Reports from the assistant commissioner Of
the Freedmen's Bureau in Georgia, show q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

The New York Horld, in discussing in ad
vance the probability that the Civil Rights
bill would be passed over the Presidents veto,
used the following threatening language:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-11

11~Tc,. ssARKEG. April =.

atatoes Ter ots el- LUorlcAtlhS Cts- "
JAcksor Whites 90 : 30
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S'zS @benbs, nHb iaF DOSeF, Dell Ito Ne&nt.
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Ina EntEESHRR5zs5#1I agt4tig fHr @inpanberer u. Reiienbe
@rlparntB BON Sett, @elO uno Gntfernun0
bnrG BITE
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iiber Yartersburs ur6 Mlarietta, ODER 8euwpob.
M9eeliu9 ln6 Columbus.
Die Baltimore Sbtp Gslentabn btetet benz ~reigenSen Vu.
bltfunt BITE 9r6Sten @GrtbetlG in SetHs auf 8tuiafeit, BE.
quenIt6tett, 5s@es4ett, Yantif&!ett unb 596nttit Der
Seenerts'H, fpeaB fe BON tstner an6arn Sabu In tteisut
Metre a~ussebenb, TT Bic dlteat euseebstntehe 2inie, aIei1
settt9 nber aud BITE tnrtehe unb f5reufe unb baber Ste btu
tteHe &pute fir bic 6~fetlsuten mad benz aDeteH, BITE nt6t
petfebIen fUIten, lie ~ tetnbtn.
Meiler>G utfernun9 y. Baltimore na9 Cincinnati:
ueDeF geTterssut9, 6S3 gtetltne
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3arrtsburS unb YttsSbnrG ........659
Sur6 bic Marietta 2inte ..........,. 5S5
etne @riparniB an Ter @ntfetnung Ton 115
EIr@ bte Columbus etnte ........,. 500
etne @rfrGrntb an Der @ntfsrnurs bpa s6
Retfenbe, tpelGe bic Baltimore Sbip Gtenbabu Beruss,
lceen Bite 0fette tn1% Sae 3urld Il. fabren In @asen, Bic Guf
cas- Auerbf1uemite limit eeppIfertenGtSen etuaeTi6tet an6.
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Sin BetraGt Der erfpIeret& IN Et6tt9tett bS Danpf-Seutr.
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