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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06


Paper Company; Senate bill IS, amending
an act relating to fowage. Adjourned
HousR.-BAs introduced and referred -
By Mr.. Corey, of Craftsbury, an act m n
amendment of section / of No. II OF Acts Oh
1864, defining who shall be voters; to Judi
ciary committee. By Mr.. Tenney, OF Thet-
ford, an act for the relief of Luman Moody,
and petition for the same; to COMMITTEES on
claims By Mr. Stanton, of Roxbury. an
act to legalize the grand list of Roxbury for
the year 1866. By Mr.. Weeks, of Stowe.
Turnpike Company; to committee on high
WAYS. By Mr. Palmer, of Williamstown,
an act in addition to section o of chapter 25
of general statutes, in relation to highways
to committee on highways. By Mr.. Shedd
of Hardwick, an act to change the name of
South Hardwick Academy to Hardwick Acad-
envy; to committee on education by Mr.
Martin of Montgomery, an act TO enable GER
tain towns TO aid in constructing the Mihsis-
quot Railroad to committee on railroads
Bv Mr.. Converse of Woodstock, an act to
money to build 4 railroad to committee on
railroads.
Bill Passed Act III relation to suits and
proceedings in which railroad corporation
is or may be interested.
Rep9r!s Prom select committee. in favor
of act laying a tax ON Caledonia county TO
build Jail, filling blank with Is cents on a
dollar agreed to, and third reading ordered.
From general committee, adversely 10 act to
protect fish in Henry's pond in Royalton
ordered To lie.
Memorials. BY Mr. Ball Of Granville, of
George Tarbell and others, for connection
hv side track railroad in Granville; COM
mittee on railroads. By Mr.. trisbie Of
Poultncv. petition for railroad fro IN Lake
Champlain to Fairhaven. By MIR. Miner,
of Manchester. remembrance OF all the voters
but one in the village of Manchester, against
the building Of railroad from Woodford TO
the State line ; committee on railroads. By
Mr. Miller Of P0mfret. of 263 citizens OF the
town of Woodstock, against raising more
money by tax for building railroads; COM
mittee on railroads.
Joint RcsohtttoH.-By Mr.. Brooklns OF
Shoreham, that the Secretary OF State be di-
rected to publish in the session laws OF 1867 d.
a list of the names and residences of the state
officers and members ofthe General Assembly
Adjourned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
Gen. Sheridan in Montpelier.

On Wednesday of last week Gen. PHILIP
II. SHERIDAN was welcomed to Montpelier a.
the guest of the State of Vermont. TIE re-
ception here, if not all that could have been
wished, WAS certainly all that could have
,een expected, considering the rain and the
general unpleasantness of the weather and
the roads. The people were here in crowds
md had the day been a favorable one, there
would hardly have been found sufficient
standing room even for the crowds anxious t
gain look of the gallant hero of the She
landoah valley and Five Forks, and the
statesman of New Orleans. special train
consisting of the splendid Directors Car OF
the Vermont Central Railroad. new and
beautiful day passenger car and a moking
ar, had been prepared and deliberately deco
rated at Montpelier, which was to bear the
committee. invited guests, etc, to White
River Junction, there to meet Gen Sheridan
ind return with him to the Capitol. This
train left Montpelier at six o'clock, Wednes-
lay IN ,rning, drawn by the powerful locom )
tive, Gov. Smith The train reached
the Junction at 9 20 A. Nj, and at TO- 80 the
firing of Major Generals salute by Sec
ton of Light Artillery, and the tremend ,us
md enthusiastic cheering of the Dartmo uth
,oys, who had come down to greet the Gen.
,ral, he-alded the coming Of the conquering
zero.
The subcommittee of reception, Gen.
Henry, Adjt.-Gen. Wells. Quartermaster
General Pitkin, Col. Proctor, and Hon p
,orted him to the junction House. where
Inner awaited the party. The General was
lere presented to the committee perception
md there the entire company did excellent
Justice TO the delicious viands of the juno
ton House. After dinner a crowd of thou
sand or more who were before the house we're
80 incessant IN their demands to zee Gen
sheridan that he presented himself at an up
per window, when most terrific cheering en-
sued, and the Dartmouth boys INDUCED in a
regular college scream. At ll:3O A. NJ, the
committee with their distinguished guest
proceeded to the special train, and entered
the cars, but the crowd outside we're SO i'm
Fortunate for q sight Of and speech from
Sheridan, that the General was forced to APP
pear upon the platform where he was pre-
sented TO the crowd by President Smith, Of
Dartmouth College, who introduced him first
to the Dartmouth boys and then to the crowd
After the cheering subsidized the General said
Gentlemen Il am very glad indeed to see
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
STATE OF VERMONT.
BY JOHN B. PAGE, GOVERNOR
A PROCLAMATION.

Our heritage has fallen to US in 's land
of hills and valleys, that drinketh water OF
the rain of Heaven, land which the Lord
our God careth for" 1t is our privilege as
= people to recognize this care, and to give
thanks unto the God Of Heaven, for all his
enduring mercies. The custom of the fathers
belongeth unto the children l do therefore
appoint THURSDAY, THE TIVE NTYEIGHTH DAY
or NOVEMBER, instant, to be observed by the
people of this Commonwealth, as a day of
PUBLIC THANKSGIVING, PRAYER AND PRAISE.
Let US on that day refrain from our usual
avocations. and assemble in our accustomed
places of worship. render praise with thank
full hearts to :. our good God " who hath
graciously preserved us.
Let us be thankful for the civil and re-
ligious liberty which we enjoy, and for the
measure of health and prosperity with which
we have been blessed during the year.
Let us be grateful that the labors of the
husbandman have been abundantly reward
ed. and that peace and plenty are within our
borders.
God. for the salvation that has been revealed
unto Tie through Jesus Christ our Lord.
When gather round the festive board.
let us remember that are almoners of the
bpunties of Providence, and with willing
minds bestow literally upon those less favored
tIan ourselves.
While we render praise and Thanksgiving
for all the benefits conferred upon us. let us
humbly eupplicate Divine guidance in all
lifes duties. and that the blessings which we
50 richly ENJOY may be extended to all people.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State in the Executive Chamber, this fifth
dry of November. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven, and of the Independence of the
United states e ninety-secopd.
JOHN b. PAGE.
By the Governor,
). BURSHAM
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
The BRlDFoRD CONTESTED ELECTION CASE,

The BRADFORD CONTESTED ELECTION CASES
The vote in Bradford in 5 eptcmhcr. b tn
Oh justices Of the pc 'ce and representative
was very close, Mr.. Hay having but one
m |, ,rity for representative, and one justice
be NJ tied, and the rest of the Democratic
ticket receiving only three majority. The
election of representative and justices is
being contested. The testimony. taken in
Bradford before the Legislature, met it was
expec ted would be used in both cases, but the
canvassiny committee have decided that they
will not receive such testimony. The com
m ttee, however. have decided to hear oral
testimony respecting the election Of justices.
and witnesses have been sent for, and the
hearing will proceed tomorrow evening.
In the case of town representative the
time of the committee has thus far been 50
much occupied with other things that little
progress has been made, but we presume the
committee will be ready = = ahead this
week. The testimony is all written, and
ought to be proceeded with rapidly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06

as much as this. The Green Mountain Boys
were among those troops that gave me my
position in the army. l have never COM
handed troops in which 1 have had more
confidence than in the Vermont troops; and
l do noe know but l can say that 1 neveE
commanded troops in which had as much
conf dence as in those of this gallant State.
Again 1 thank you for your kindness
The Senators were then introduced to the
General by the Governor, and the members
of the House by Speaker Stewart; after
which the returned soldiers, citizens, and
ladies were presented. General Sheridan
was then conducted TO his room in the Pa
vilion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
THE M a r K ETS
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
Reported ,sfsgrapssd expressly for Las ..
tafR Freeman
Al Cans5fidge and Brighton, for The ,oe.,
ending Noe. S, 1857.
The following is the amount OF sio-k at Mzrael:
l La's week s;ss' siis 1885 - III q
One year ago, 3il3 1903 40 5000 W
,le .; I'd qualify $40 co Il so , qualy s. 50 10
fIo 90, cwi, On total weight OF hde allow and
dressed beef few choicest siese pairs fo' % tosoO ~
Working Oxen-siC9 I" 81 Des p1r, or according 10
theiE value q Bee' Handy steers. SoJ TO so
Mich CoWs-s55 70 SIS extra good, $50 To Sl07, V;a
calves. mag he agreed i7rrow ana ordns-
sropr.-Yearnes els - $50 +; ,go ye,f- Old 10 70
a. three wears old, 9 30 10 70
Sheep aud Lsmhs-3 10 AT hts, - |" 81 o. PEE
Fa: fi,s--. ,a-. Young Pig otoo
Shotes- Who sslie, to - Teiati 60 - pes iD
Veal Calves 50 90 sou % pei head.
Hdes-Brighton Ice 20 io}c county lots l9 Z" lo.e.
Tai!o,y--s 10 I-9c Country lots to e
Pets-Lamhs. - 10 lo0c each country ioS % 90 -.
Rxn.R&s.-Rsceqis OF cattle Al Csmbritge l67G ls,i
wees 1850 The reports OF t'i 81 niinrt rom Aeaa'
election here in Mass schussit-. any counJrg
butcher, came ia t1s morning g.urp buy elr
- -, -. ~ 60, m - ,I', . arc ,5,.tsp~''
guicksned the business, AID gave the yards lively A.
,esrence f,r awhile and encouraged tc irovers hope
they might expect good price, Much earlier the
forenoon, however Than usual, te ranks ell The hyefs
thinn-d o. T. and SNAP aud spring
fore this droveTS prepared tor H. After 10 ociors
no sn yiofs BUYERS sithrIgl there
abnut the yards no cared mole ioF 2ood brrgsu.
politics. This change took piace 20" Tor
many drovers, and large numbers unsoid a. Il
i'coek. wish litgi. prospect a much tstorahs
L small let OF gr.d tr'n White Creek, y
V, sold - cents. TIE hest Northern oxen zen
sTsiv II l2 IL , Ger TO- 10 dress from 800
100. 4 small lots Western steers at Is cents :
~ Il - - "a Poor oa=s Il % j. Gents
A. Brighton tie wards WsF- unusually iet - II Wa
sas eCRoT's SUudsF-Pe0Rie hsinE 20 Is On tn
Whole t3uk there - iIle II any Improvements IN
The cattle trade
The dseres-e IN tue slppiy o. -au@p had fsNorAb-
effect upon the market. lie demand better thar
- seek tie week before ana probably sumewhst
hotter prices uhs5ined z.H lie market
prIces Taylor SOLD lot uf I51 ID cents per H.
sni OF Iei Western 4 ct Wits ct>s.t-
q averaging IL cent per To- I1lnr~- For anoth=r
ut q 1919 best led 80 heal. Lois were
sold -, s. -, g 80 81 IS - :. % e. - ht=s
Sc lower, and trade very dull.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06

The Brattleboro PhGn'r last week, speak
binary and most unwarranted attack upor
the Board Of Education. says
We see that the FREEMAN comes out agaiT
this week in justification of its attack on Mr.
Adams, endeavoring to screen the Board by
censure of him But one thing in these at
tacks on the late Secretary is noticeable and
noteworthy No denial is made of the cor
rectness of his statements no contradiction
of the facts he stated " lille his statement.
remain undcnied, while the facts he alleges
are not disprovcd, not ntradicted, but by
inference admitted, it is only throwing dus,
in the eyes to say that Mr.. Adams had nt
business to tell tales out of school; that he
departed from his sphere of duty in exposing
the Board. What the people want t. know
is the plain unvarnshed truth, and this Mr.
Adams has unquestionably given them. and
this is just what disturbs certain class Of
men, who like to have things 60 on smoothly
in the way they prefer.
The PhYair seems to desire us To assai
Mr. Adams with the - lie direct bur we
have preferred, and now prefer, Il milder
form of statement. We have already said
that he improperly used his official report
=. to unJustig and unfairly criticise the selec-
ton y of textbooks and we said last week
that his report was partial coiore3, DIS
torted, and By no means accurate account Of the
proceedings of HE Board.' If the Phrair,
after reading our language, thinks that the
late Sccretary's statements remain unde-
Med it will be obliged to wait for q more
explicit answer 10 Mr.. Adams charges, for
the answer which the Board will in few
days. make to his misrepresentation.
The Board are quite able to take care OF
their own regulations, and their denial will
we trust, prove satisfactory to the PhGn.r
as it certainly ought to TO every friend OF
uniformity of text boo ks in our schools.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06

S.>Arl.-rh- President pro ten. IN the
chair No quorum being present. on motion
of Mr. Clapp. adjourned
HoUsE-Mr. Wood Of FAirhaycn, moved
to adjourn until 3 P NJ. Monday next dis
agreed TO.
MIR Kellogg moved that the names Of the
members present tins forenoon be published .
disagreed t. as the reporter had already given
them t. the press
On IN 1tion of Mr. johnson of Rockingham.
adjourned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
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AMERICAN MERCHANTS & BANKERS
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06

NOHldN. NOV I
SB>ArE.-No quorum being present, on mo-
tion of Mr.. Baker, the Senate adjourn
HoUsE.-BtHs introduced and refe7red.-Bv
Mr.. Wheeler OF Jamaica. Il authorize Ger
tain towns therein named - aid in building
the Wet river railroad; ID committee on
railroads.
B,lLS read The third time House bill l47. to
legalize the grand list of the town OF Cam
bridge for the year 1867 passed.
House bill l62, - provide for the DISPOSE
ton of the proceeds Of personal property on
mesne process passed
Rports. -F.,n ID mise On Judiciary,
in favor of HDuse bill l3.. relation 4 suits
in which II railroad corporation is or may be
party: ordered u third reading. Al
journed-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06


SENArE.-rhe President pro tom. in the
chair
4 message was received from the House
informing the Senate OF the approval Of sev
eral House bills by the Governor, and the
passage of others by the II )use. No quorum
being present. on motion Of Mr.. Dewey adj
lourned
Bis ,nhoauced and referred.-By Mr.
Rounds. of Chester. relating to liens ut law:
(persons holding liens on personal property
may sell the property on notice to the own
er) to committee on Judiciary.
By MIR. Hall of Groton. TO pay David
Stockweil the sum therein named; II com
mittcc on claims.
BY Nr. Parker oi " olcott, in amendment
Of section Is, chapter -, general statutes, re
lating to the pay of the members of the
board Of education; (S5 per day and travel
ing expenses TO members of board and 1000
n year and expense of blanks and portage To
the secretary; TO committee of ways and
means.
Report.-From committee on Judiciary,
,ainst ,use bill 76, to amend chapter Il.
general statutes third reading refused.
Special Order.-ResolutiJ relating to en-
suing sessions Opposed by Mr.. Johnson,
of r ockingiam and passage refused. Ad-
journed.