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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-23

Alexander, VIM, 10, Hobert. Chas. b., f.,
Archer, Albert NJ, g. Honan, Sergt. NJ, 10,
Asseltine, NJ. b., TO- Houston, w. j., 4,
Baker, Francis, 81 Hudson. Hos Steward 10.
Barnes, j. ~, 10, llufnagel, James, 4,
Barrett, Corp. Chas. y, IIynes, b. w. Corp, 10,
Barshcr, j. O., 10, Jackson James r. Cav,
Barber, h II 10, Jewell Calvin b., IA,
Bcaton, John, Cavalry, Jones, p. F., Cav,
Bentley, w. A., 10, Knapp, Elihu, 4,
Bickiord CorpJ. H., II Lautz, Albert, Cav.
Billings, Charles, 10, Lease, Rufus, 4,
Blair, Samuel, Cav, Lester, Joseph, 10,
Blatt, II. d., 2. Lethrop, G. D., IA,
Blake, H. II, Limkns, George 8,
Bliss, Corp g. C., g. Msnney, l.. M, a,
Borough Henry ., Martin, Edward 12
Brown, James A., II, Martin Edward, 2,
Brock, Charles H., 6, Martin Albert D., 10,
Budd, John, II, Marsh W H. Corp, 4,
Caidron, Rush Is ., Mason, j. S, IL,
Campbell, w. H., 4, Mclyer, Donald, Is,
Chamberlain, b. A., 3, Morse, William, Is,
Chahin, c., :, Neis, }. W.,
Chahel, George, g. Mute George r. 10
Shee'er Josiah D, Ormsbee, ID. G. Corp, II,
Cheney. Smith o., 10, Parker j. c.. II.
Clark, Corp Silas b., 10, Patterson, j. L., n,
Corse It, II b., II, Perry, John, H.
Cortiss, +. L., 4, Perkins, Serg. John, Is,
Courier Lucien A., 10, Phillips, S. f., 10
Crom, L0udon, TO- Praudy, Scrg c.. A.
Curer, Frank b., D. Rocker BENJAMIN g.
Dane, doe, Cavalry, Rice, George TO-
Davis, Corp n H., Cav, Root, Charles X, ~,
Dekittridge, Carlisle 10, Rowland. William, Cav.
DemlnR, Geo. M, 3 Sawyer, Isaac, 10,
Drvoll Chas. r., 6, Scarborough VIM, 3,
Durand, John NJ, II, Shedd, G. A., 10,
Eastman, NJ, 10, Series Edward, II,
Elliott W, Cav, Sas w. W. 10
hnught, Thomas r. Smith, Marshall H.
Evans Geo. W. L., - Stannard, George, IL,
Fish, Francis, -, Stevens, W. y. Serg., 4,
Fisher, Pela, II, Stewart, Willis, IL,
Fitch Charles F., 10, Stone, Jacob c.. g.,
toren NJ, D, Tuckerman, Benz, s.
Forsyth $, 10, Waldo, l. X. 10
Franklin Roswell, 3, Ward, Samuel, II,
Gay, Milo S.. o, Weeden. b. f. Corn. 9.
Gee Eastman, l6 White, H. r Corp, 4,
Glover Joel, 10, White, Geo. b., Cav,
Greedley, Corp. A., 10 Wilspau, David. 6.
Guswold' VI. d., 10, Woodbury., ID. j., 10,
Hall, Samuel, 3, Woodcock Hiram. 2,
Hogan, Chas. A., 9, Woodey, Joseph, 3,
Henry, Ransom wa York, Hiram c.. 4.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-23

The Rutland Herald copies an item from the
journal, ranking Vermont among the agricultural
states and asks;
Is this all that veteran Vermont Editor is dis
posed to say in behalf OF his native State? Is the
editor satisfied with thus passing over the great
weakness-almost criminal neglect--of the people
of the State Is not the editor aware that the
State is actually on the decline, because she has
neglected to improve her immense manufacturing
resources, and is in real danger Of losing what
little influence she has in the nation, and OF sink
ing her representation in Congress to one member
while all the New England States are likely to
hold their own or do even hetterY
The Herald has stated the point foreibly, as we
have done more than once
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-23

GovERNoRs are manufactured at Bennington,
says the Banner, and it adds We were shown
governor which has been made for the GorerH-
ment, and is now all ready for delivery 1T is
considered far ahead Of any thing Of the kind now
in use, being perfect in its workings Cheering,
charming news stocks ought to go high up above
zero, and thanksgivings to the highest. A per
feet governor for the Government is just the thing
most needful Barring the fact that the Benning-
ton product is intended to govern steam, every
body would be Historically happy But can't it
be adapted to Government use at Washington -?
There has been altogether too much steam there,
at both ends Of the avenue. OF late, we know, the
pressure has been somewhat reduced and the ma
chine has run more moderately; but still at least
three perfect governors are very desirable
say one each for the white house, Senate and
House.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-23

Why does the railway clerk cut a hole in
your ucket9 To let you pass through.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-23
Guatcbntan & statr JOurnaI.
BY E p. WALTON
MONTPELIER, MARCH 20, 1850.

ArroRT1oNMENr QUEsrGoN.--The amendment
to the Constitution proposed by Senator Crimes
Of Iowa has received the favor Of the committee
on reconstruction it is said. We therefore give
it accurately from the Globe, as follows
Resolred, &C., That the following article be
proposed to the Legislatures Of the several states
as an amendment TO the Constitution of the United
States, which, when ratified by three lourths OF
said Legislatures, shall be valid as part OF said
Constitution. namely;
ARucLE.--R Representatives shall be apportoned
among the several States which may be included
within this Union according to their respective
numbers, counting the whole number of persons
in each State, excluding Indians not taxed; but
whenever in any State the elective franchise shall
be denied to any portion of its male citizens above
the age of twenty zone years, except for crime OF
dsoyaty the basis Of representation of such State
shall be reduced in the proportion which the mum
Der Of male citizens so excluded shall bear TO the
whole number Of male citizens over twenty-one
years of age
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22
GROCERIES AND pRoDUCE.


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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

An arm chair of Voltaire's has been sold in
Paris for two thous4nl francs. 1t is of highly
vanished wood square backed, and covered with
velvet which was once green. To the arms are
nxed two movable desks in Japan lacquer, which
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

man in Fall River, Massachusetts,, lately de-
youred nine pound turkey, with the usual fxings,
81 q single meal. He found that his companions
2! table mad each one seized pigeon, and being
grabbed the turkey and ate it all, saying, every
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

The total population Of the United States in 1860
was Sll49, s05, viz: Whites, 20, 70S, 1876 slaves,
$3.50, S65; free colored, 476. 562.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

paper in the interest of one of our politicians
poass that he "can stand upon his intellectual
capital We suppose that it means that he can
stand on his head.-[ Louisville journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

tanned we quote at $40 JOas 20 for Common Hard s6a
for Croton and sOqs5O for Pba Front closing at SiOG
els cash
COTTON-There has been a decided improvement in de-
mond today and prices 9lc higher closing ~ ner AZ
tue advance sales OF 100 bales for hddug Ulauds
and ~ fpr de- New Orleans
COFFEE-A moderate inquiry prevails without change 10
note prccs sales reported Of $50 bags Rio ex Bolivar
and OJ DO North America priyaIe terms and 100
pockets Java at 2Jc. gold. ,
FLOUR AND MFAL-Since this day week we have had
qnite yarialds and fairy active market fG Western and
State Floor The liberal arrivals the decline IN gold and
the extreme prices insisted have at times sensb checked
wants bnt with stock stu further reduced most holders
eVnced much confidence eay those OF Family
brands indeed have withdr iwn them RON the market
and the Of increased slightly but o Others -
diminished materially Medium brands II western E1tta
the most saae and have advanced The demand
for the British Provinces has been limited and the trade
almost suspended The cOastwse trade has continued good
aud has been more active Uuound Flour has been in good
demand better prices and is In limited supply
and entire stock is less than % 900 bhs,
which we regard very small for the We have had
moderate demand for Unsound for EUROPE bun the demand
for the West Indies have been ght To-day very fair hns
ness done Flour and the low grades adya ced lJa
per Dbl closing firm; other brands remained firm bot gmet
The sales are l6 bbs a. f00e) - for Supertne State
O. Goa so Is FIR Extra do; 81 3n0sl2 10 for Fancy DO
IS 250s0 IS for the low grades Of WeseSn ENtra $40 100
Ell f5 Shipping Ohio 81 60ds3 80 for Trade do s4 p
SIS for White Wheat Extra Indiana. Ohio and Mehgan
sl2 5O0 s6 for Single and Double Extra ~. Louis
Southern Flour better for the low grades but not ncye
Ia poor sales Of 2G0 bbs az Sl 49, S3 10 for
common TO good Extra Baltimore aud Counrs and SlJ 200
BIG for Trade and Family brands Rye -Four more active
md is rmer sales Of f5O bbs at s. &c 30 Corn Meal Is
rmer and in good demand sales Of 800 bb Brandywipe AT
8, and 20 puncheons do at s25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

OILS are generally 1niet bnt in prices have change
to rote closing nj 8 seas 81 for City linsee'
PRDVI>lONSWe have had very little Of Interest to note
in our market for Pork Is day week The local trade
been but has not been rs usual al this season
Of the year and o. reduction in stock has not ben
rapi, no car we expect large ",upp'n AZ %
high pIiccs-esh Pork being cheaper The and Tor '
eminent has been light Snh the inquiry Tor export hs
been moderate. cry pekers are ohriihg 1ofe ret 80
disposed 10 contract Tor TIE last hat OF Oober al W
have downward tendency cosing steady with fair hns
ness. Five hund cd bbs. Mess was sold to-day at o
are 67OO bbIs Mess at sCsJa 10. other Kinds dull
Beef has been in active demands prices have deeneu
bot close stedy frror "a ties have been more s1lahe
but a prices cd has been pressed at lower rtr
A. the West packers done yry le Cattle being higher
large slaughter the present season. sails tody S1 ms ~
els 500 9 so for PLAIN Moss and s9 0a sj 80 fr Ezra
DO Beef has been nely neglrcedi we hho' LEM
of single transaction to guide US In cly qnohuOp
Hams ave and nominal Cut Meats have been IN Ia
demand Hams plenty, and are lower
are scarce Rough sides In sm III suppy ana hrm iog
I6ic been called for but without stoE anu
prices Uncertln good article woull De hNh HeeJ
The South at fail prices Lard has ruled dol and heavy Inc
local have only purchased 20 supply pressing
prioes r. of We think the stock hero has Deen
mated We desire sell Il sing dull sales to dSy OIL
$50 prs at II 9l7ic for No. Il lsSsi9 tor G5y' ana i~
AFTERNOON IRoUsoS MArKET ocLockGW learn ,S %,
mo- snei S Scs fS Meas Other kinds inactive
RECEIPTS OF BIrADsIUFFs Provisions FOR THE WEEK
EypnG sEPT 81 isl6-i4cO Dbs wbsky 73oe0 bbls Flo1
2o bills Corn Meal C22 saeks Corn Mes 37o8 sacks OIL
Cake I2 I'll bush. Wheak l2e7 O2 bush Corn 81 Dus'
0s 49, ce bush Rye a 47O buh Barley 2g79 bush Seeds
Meats / 10 ntgs Lard. kegs Lard. 10 63 Live Hogs
PE rROLRUM.-The market is steady and moderately
active, sues Of 800 bbls Crude at 2bG2Ic We quote III
bulk at lI9i9c Refned in bond is lower ana heavJ At
3T6o for Light Straw; 39G4Oc. for do. Whtes 42Gf2c
for primo do do 43ic for standard White anu fitpioc'
for prime White free oil it SIC. a6Jc.
RCE-In the absence Of prices continue to great eh
tent nominal. .,---.,
SUGARS-Rlw Sugars have been trhe more active and
prices are steady at Ol 9l0c for Far TO Good krhnng
sales of 3 hhds for Cuba and 49, boxes at ut
ollie. Refined are dull ut l6ic. for Hards. . d,
SEEDS-ClOver Seed quiet, at lldl2c. Timothy oeed
firm a. 23dS3 Raugh Flax Seed dali al ass o.
Calcutta Lnseed dull SJd e. o. gold In Boston aud
here. M, -
TALLOWThe market Is less active; buyers are unwilling
TO my the rate demanded; sales Of 5000 N at l2tc
WIIISKY-1he market Is more active. aud IL better
sales 2iO bbls. Mestern % e 4OQs2 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

SATURDAY, Sept 22-F. "
Gold opened ll3l and closed at 1881. The Hernania
took out 800 in CON- and the Borusss brought $62l
in gold.
There is more business in Government stocks at fun
prices for the goldbearDg issue. The 7.9Os were neg
leeed and shade lower State stocks steady aud
Border State bonds in fair request at urates Tennessee
U.s. new sold 722 and North Carolnas at g. In railway
mortgages scarcely anything done. Bank shares are
steady. The miscellaneous lists steady. Marposa
very active and sold high 81 for the Preferred
Pacific Mail 90 and Atlantic Nail ll6i The interest Of
the market centers in Erie which has sold at 76 AID jl
during the day, closing at 15i. Hudson River i'm
proved l per cent. Chicago and Great Eastern
sold at All. After the call there an advance
in Erie and Marposa, the latter selling at S5.
Cumberland Coal also advanced and sold at ~ After the
O'Clock call the dealings without special interest
with the exception of Cumberland which in active
demand aud rose 49i advanee!of per cent? Mari
posa Preferred in active demand aud sold freely al 81
at which prices large amount Of stock could be had
The closing quotations New-York Central 1865
1867; Enc, 75l asst Reading llji all51; Michigan
Southern s5i as5I Cleveland and Pittsburgh, s. 0S7l;
Rock Island III 9llll; Northwestern, S52 $50 North
Western Preferred 67i967i; Fox Wayne, loj. lOG;
Canton 53i a5 Cumberland Coal 49 a4gii Quicksilver,
52S52l; Marposs Mining Company, 49, do. Preferred,
3593jl.
larry in the long room Of the New-York Stock Exchange
Monday 1t has the approval Of large majority Of the
houses in the street and cannot fail Of being
Money call is 3a5 per cent, with more offering TO
brokers than be used In commercial paper change
Bes. per cent, and good 81 a6 Long paper
and names first class, sell at much profitable
rates 10 the buyer.
In Exchange nothing Of consequence done. Bankers
sterling is quoted at lO7 alo7l.
Freights are extremely dull and rates nominal. We
learn of Grain engagements to-day. To Liverpool
GraiR y BUSH, 4S4!d. Flour Y Dbl, Is 3D. Cotton
H. SGD Heavy Goods Cheese Oils &c. tun, lbs. Cd
922s. Cd Beef tee 2s. Sd Pork = Dbl, Is. 3D. Rosn
= Dbl, Is. 3D. Tobacco hid, 22s. Cd. Petroleum
tbl, As 6d.a5s. To London-Grain Y bush, 81 cd.
Flour Dbl, Is. Cd Heavy Goods, Oils, &c tun, is
s2Os. Oh Cake tun l7s. Ca Beef tec., s. 3D. Pork
Dbl, %. 3D. Resin and Turpentine Y $50 h. 2s. Sd.
FGs and Skins &c, tun l5s. Cheese tun, 22s. Cd.
Petroleum Y bbI Sc. To Glasgow per steamer-Grain
2 bush, "a. Flour bb, Is 3d. Rosin y 30 ID, 2s.
81. Petroleum sail y bill, Is. Heavy Goods tun,
lis Cd.
= The Chicago Tribune o. Wednesday says:
There active demand Cor money most Of the dis
count bonses though In tie aggregate Il volumn
yesterday The banks still discriminating
et prime paper experiences difficulty 10 obtaining
eDoy t ten oeDt In the market good sell
Ae R esnt per land lees accountable sgnEtWes st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

SET 22-l4.595 tbs. Flour. l2 bhls WHISKY 2IO b6Is
Corn Meal l.5i9 sacks Corn Meal 2%i5 sacks vi Gaze
AZ 81 bush Wheat, 2f9 8 bush Com. 1890 bush GAS
9O0 bush Malt $500 bush Barley $40 bush Seeds is pkgs
Ashes pkgs Beef 40 bb PORK % pigs Cut Meats ITO
I,ard AI bbh PETROLEUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

ALB,Sr Sept 2lThe demand for cattle has been fair this
week supply too large to handle ePe
cily weather has been sniayorae nearly the enure
week Total receipts $780, OF which about 1000 remain I'M
sold The extra sold high last week bringing y
Zoe . n bat tho other grades c. D lower ranging
from 81 Sc sheep in better request and hgher sales oil
67c.. and 7!c. for lot Of choice lambs Receipts
CO. Hogs firm az lOl Gll!c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

The cheese market altogether n satisfactory state
The stock light with Of only about oeOO boxes
week Slippers do not like ~ see quite 80 pare
market aud hold Inducements which they hope w brns
in more stock Desers however not liking TO place them
selves mercy Of the shippers who they imagine WIZ
bar prices the moment thew SEQ mi marset pay
on game running along la the mean SINE TRADE
is very quiet the old figures The stock 10 the country j.
understood be large and those factories which refused 9
cheese sometime when we strongly urged elg
and cannot get loo regrettng their acuon 10 the
tune of heavy cheese don improve by Keeping
aud singular that the manager Of factory taxing INTO &C.
count shrukage danger OF shippers ana liability to sou
should hold cheese until this tine IT. as Is
computed there A000O 90 10000 boxes factory
cheese the country with free make stu gong on
il Is evident that shipping must lively or the STOCK w
fell far short going abroad during the next two months
Aer 10 will be risky sending from the factories on a
Of the danger Of freezing 10 say nothing OF tue nd
raneed eghs Some factory cheese costing lIe was re-
Gently sold fr Isle. little out 81 order Of course but Ic
considered the top price for all except strictly incy
The recent decline In gold and uniavorabie news from
England are calculated improve the trade. Re
ceip.s were quite fee yestedayiO46 boxes but deal
ers manage to them on fact they come forward
English Dairy il coming forward more freely and Atte 81
the finest brings Ice. demand fair Pineapple sells SLOWLY
and dot Tho nat Oh =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

Tie Bonds hare THIRTY Years to rum and are seced By
First Mortgage ooRstituting an absolute prior hen
on that portion Of he Road, Equipments, Franef'ses,
and Entire Property Of the Central Pao!fc Ra'lToad
CompaAy located IN the STATE of California; and er-
tending from Sacramento CHyto ne California state
Line forming part cfthe GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD
ROUTE ad0ptcd and aided By The UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
NY. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
RrHH WEEK Ending Sep, % 1866

For WEEK ENDING sept ~ 1000
fErpressly for THB ~ T. TRIBUNE by own Reporter
Tie following the current rates OF articles IN good eond
ton as sold by houses wholesale. shippers
receive 10 10 less deducted for missions beside
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce TO SELL
often with the request that immediate returns be made cannot
always obtain the prices watch transient buyers nave to pay
Our figures intended for the farmer than the me
chant and prefer TO dsappont by giving the Ousde
prices OF very choice articles.
DEANS AND PEAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

With lighter rsceipts-ony Gs bbls Tor the week-and an
demand eggs have advanced about 3d per doz
and nearly all are sold mark Few Of the Western go
eggs was sold to-day Single barrels Of fresh nearby eggs
brought 3ein lots &c. ald there not enough TO supply
the demand Canada Eggs coming forward but az
his season q year and with scarcity there Is less raTa
tion In price. We quote.
HewJersey and Pennsylvania fresh. y doz. 30 4
kfate. good marks. ~
Western and Canada y doz, good rder...-J0 ar
Egg OAlE 4 busn. good. dsU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
RECEIPTS BY ERIE RAHWAY

For week ending Saturday Sept 80 2O2 Cattle 80 cars
sHegs A cars Sheep Horses and car Caves Total
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

Apples arriving freely aud are not selling rs wen
good shipping order will bring g. pretty good GTeeDinfs
retailing at 50 80 Dbl Anew Bartlett Pears arc sul
coming forward and bring very high prices good seckl
Flemish Beauty Louise BOnHe and Buie Bose bring eOa ~
y Dbl while fine Belle Lucrative and Duohesse sell for s29
ounces are Offering S2dS3 100 bat II Is too early for
quick sales Some Cape Cod CranbeTies good are bringing
SlOasl2 y bbl retailing AZ els. Grapes selling well
with scarcity to-day. Some line Isabella, brought 29 only
because there few In market Delaware Peaches
wound M on "wednesday NJ S5ds6 y basket they still
coming from Rochester and sell at sass basket Pums