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MONTPELIER, W.:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY /, 1865.

We would be glad to give our readers
some editorial reflections appropriate to the
beginning of the new year, but we have nei-
thor space nor time Those who have done
well during 1867 should not be contented.
but strive to do better in 1868. Those who,
IN the past year have done foolishly or wick
edly should reform and do we'll All should
remember that the true secret of any worthy
success Is honest work of brain or hand
giving every man his due and demanding
ones own Thus believing and laboring we
shall achieve the highest results. and make
tins happy new year
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-01

is assigned to the Department Of the East,
to take General Meade's place.
General Pope's offence consists in using
the power given him by the reconstruction
law as Congress intended it should be used /;
in other words he has faithfully carried out
the law in its letter and spirit. This is espec-
tally obnoxious to President johnson. AZ
ter endeavoring to defeat righteous recon-
struction by vetoing the bill passed by Con-
gress, Mr.. johnson has lost no opportunity
to nullify the law. Sheridan, Sickles, Pope,
Ord, the commanders of four Of the five
Military Departments created by the act,
have been removed to make places for Off
GERS who were supposed to favor the John
sonian plan of reconstruction. General
Schoield yet retains bis command i'll Virgin
ia, more, probably, because he has an easier
department to manage, rebels not being so
demonstrative and not expecting SO much
executive interference in their behalf, than
becaese his administration is really different
from that of the displaced officials in the
Southern Districts. President johnson,
when ne gives q reason Tor thus changing
commanders, says that it is because the Off
GERS removed take matters into their own
hands, instead Of leaving the administration
of justice to the civil authorities and when
it is remembered that these civil authorities
are rebels, the real purpose of the President
i'll his course is apparent.
We are however, somew hat surprised at
the removal Of General Ord That officers
recent order, to which we alluded last week
seemed to decidedly favor the idea, that the
original doom of the race to earn their bread
IN the sweat Of their face. had by some
modern democratic process of substitution,
or putting part for the whole, been limited
to the children Of Ham, and was hereafter
to read. :. In the sweat of the black man 8
face shall the white man eat bread &C.
But either tins order came To- late +" save
General Ord, or the President deemed it a
mere bid for executive favor at any rate
General Ord goes To San Francisco. and Cen
eral Mcdowell goes to Memphis.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-01
THE MARKETS
nourou rArvrr n NARKET

!TH 81 MAhh11
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
Reported autographed e.pressiy for As 'ess Mo ~
At Cambridge and Brighton, for the ~eei
ending Jan. l. 1867.
The follow ing is the amount Of stock at Market:
caatls shees- sh''e' swine yin, 'e'''
=; =; -, :::. l.. r. e. So 10, ''''
Beef Extra sls 50 TO si4 90 first quarry sie 50 to
s CO. o. n as on total weight Of hide tso sne
dressed beef few choicest single pairs sl4 % &c
.I43l Bulls, &C., 50 90 to 90.
working Oxen-si5) to $50 per pair. OF according 10
their value as Beet. Handy Steers, 500 TO $3.50
Mich Cowsss5 to s7s extra good 80 to sioo M
~, s35 to $50.
sheep aud Lambs to s.; extra 6to &c per H. o"
FaI HogsL.S 10 &C. Young Pig-0roo.
shotes Who esaie, oto Q !; retail Q to DC per ID
Hides-Bri ghton TO Zoe Country lots, Q" pc
Calf-skins, l6 TO Is.
PeI,s-Iambs 10 to 81 25c each ,counirviots o. TO a.
RrM.tK,-On footing up reports Of the market iof the
CENT OF Gait OF 200 per week and Of sheep no
which account for NANNY by the 9a aness OF na
cep,. OF cattle $50, for 1866 ~ $50 o.
sheep in 1867, i2l $40 fer Tho year $500, h h
the past year farmers have 50 general suppiea
thar the receipts a, b. @ Of res
last year IL, 2s7 compared with iOzoo lhe
wear 200. The receipts ot NOS a't year
W re- 954l about 1900 more than IN Is inns wees
the r, cepts Cambridge were about 900, al hrs atom
ouiy 225 of which arrived last
200 from Maine, and some 40 state cae- Desise,
these there about 25o kept over from as' wesh-
sui 1900 or 1900 head a small allow ince iuf ti-
Market especially the average size ana qidi9 "a t
is considerably below the average. bnt saoi
been trade in This city that the supply see>
| be equal 10 the demand -, -.
On the whole there is an Improvement IN the matae
compared with last week. we heard OF pui a '"st9
pair being sold Tor anything Ii cents pei p)uh"
and hut over Is cents The must De IN sc"'
condition bring II 10 cents per pound one seer
sold at 6 cents 40 mounting IT. d lew Gents
sic, sis. The country cows aud cattle, ETC.
al TO ii cents. Whie prices little hett
than last improvement which Is most obvious
the drover has Chance this week 10 put
in a word prices while last week there was noihn :
tor tu the offers that might
lie made.
There is less improvement IN the market if sheeP-
although the qua &c orally better than asst wsek
sold from 81 ,75 to $500 P1r heal or from
q . per pound.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-01

sHoorING 4 e. ). JuDcL.-A telegram
from Mobile, Alabama is as follows
- District Attorney l.. v b. Martin met
Judge Busted, of the L. :. District Court,
this morning, in front Of the Custom House,
and aecosted him, saying, = Judge will you
allow that Indictment against me to take its
course"
Judge Bustced replied, E. SIR. the law must
take its course.
Martin then drew his revolver. and fired
upon the Judge, who fell to the pavement,
having received two shots, one below the
breast bone, and another in the right leg.
Martin had been indicted by the t. ).
Grand Jury, for revenue frauds and extor-
ton. He is now in jail
Judge Busteed's wounds are not consid-
cred mortal -
This is cheerful. The L S District At
torney who represents the executive in pros
ecuting offences in Alabama. Is himself in
dicted as criminal, and then shoots the
Judge because that functionary says the law
must take its course Mr. johnson. in the
executive office at Washington, outrages and
violates the laws, and one of his surbordi-
mates i'll Alabama shoots the Judge who hon
ostly auihiiiisters Inc law DisoDeuIence 10
law is contagious, and when the President
defes Congress, it may be expected that Dis
trict Attornes will shoot judges
1t is unfortunate for the democrats, how
ever, that this District Attorney is not a
colored man. If some black official had thus
attempted To assassinate a L. S Judge, what
staring capitals would usher in the news to
the readers OF democratic papers
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BUCRU

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PArENTs.-For the week ending December
Oath, the following Vermonters received pa
tents; r. n. Allen, of Pittsfeld, for drying
apparatus Oscar F. Washburn, of Bridge
water, for machine for making paper collars
Franklin B. Gage. of St. Johnsbury, for i'm
provement In Photographic cameras Roger
w. Love and Albert Ball, of Windsor, for
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Extract OF Letter from Rev Richard $ Edes OF Bolton
Mas
for years was sufferer from BuIis. that life he
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-01

COMMERCIAL
A.RKKIs.-New York, Dec. 80. Flour unchancea
and quiet sales Il, 500 hh StateSs 80 TO 10 20 ro nd
hoop Ohio - 40 TO 10 o., Western IS 50 To IS 90
Southern 90 90 TO IA SO California Sl2 So Whs
, To &c higher, Spring 81 % . 30. Corn TO ,r
lower mixed Western 81 a. White southern, 81 10
Oats 10 PC higher; Western 81 Beet unc hanged
FORK du and heavy; mess S2l o.. Lard dull Cotton
one fourth cent higher sales 1900 bales GIddIinr mn
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Liberal advances made consIgnments All goods
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Cherry Pectoral

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-20
STATE ITEMS.

Clinton is Infested With burglars.
-6ovsrnor Merrill has returned to Des
Msinss from the Prairie. du Chen Canal
Convention.
There are thirteen sturdy applicants
fer the Burlington post Office. They oil say,
LET ~ have piece :"
-Robinson's saw mill at Burling ton came
near being destroyed BY ere this week.
Less lighs--ss insurance:
-Sayth's majority 10 this Congress
ienal district 10 6.7Sl; Prices majority over
Geek tts ysars ago vas 7,749.
Having suddenly relied sus one 81 Of
sesaass Asss the Dee Noises ausherities
striving shss hose tower.
-Asscatiss County Supervisor donate
- he chairman Of The beard the chair &C.
sapisd By hin Daring bic term q effics.
-Stsas fer The asylu .. Council Bluffs
b bslsg drssssd st Nssnska City. and 10
se>sissd frsn the western part Of that
ssssty.
-CiAytss county voted On the ID inss.,
b majority Of 1,2A9, fer tsx to build
~ - Qkaisr. THAI settles the ceuuty
seAs question.
The Register learns that Msssrs. Willis,
u Dallas sssasy, Jsha Hssris asd NJ. Mad
aax. u D. Asisss. have bssa swardsd The
contrast e. farsishiHs cssss.tiss for the
track Of The Dee Aeinss Valley Railroad,
asa shas city y fsrs Dsdgs.
NisAs,sss, Il Ne Watsrlse Reporter re-
asss stsa tAs tripod, and rssurns = Balti-
osee. q ~ earnest request It his father,
VIE 10 very lev. He was 80 Of ths livsli-
- sditses Of he Stats.
The fetal valuatisa Of prspsety in Bremen
county 10 q, 022, ass, an increase Of nearly
oloo. 900 since 1867. The total tax levied
Ter 1888 IL oso, oso. se, . dscreass Of ever
I'll, 900 since 1867.
The Republican says that . couple Of
Asess thieves, whose names proved to DO
1dwia Pillbsau and Edwin Granger. resi-.
beats Of Belle Plain. were trailsd from that
place and arrested At Mentezuus. on The
IT'D iasl Their buggy AID nice spsp ~
Aesees we're taken beck with them 70 Bells
PLATA.
Brown. the wife murderer Of Dubuoue.
ssd whs tried to kill himself, was, i.sssms.
taken sssiously i'll about I've wssks before
ne uurass. and supposed to BE- in d,ine
ssndisisa. After lying elk heurs in ca.a.
ispie stats, be sweks, apparently - veil
- ever. and prsissssd to have had . vision
which hs related, requiring bin sen to take
The saas dsvn In writing: HE said he
seemed to b months away. A lsng time
II bic stay wes 10 dark abode, filled With
inssoseabls people, usns Of whom ssuld b
$50 fss tAs darkssss, but who esuld bs
Aeaed esassrsing. Il vas . frieid place,
- seosthins like sssw Vas fallisg Ill the
while, and beat him IN the face with sting
Ing ssasasioa. From this dismal abode b.
vss translated into bright place Hllsd
Nth happy people. Ithad the appearance
Of vast esat, and was lighted BY the 70.
0oeeien fro0 cooeave lens, which shed its
giesisus rsf1lgsscs over oil. Here hs net
Bic father. 1ssher, and many other rss-
dives thae were dsad, II this place. Thew
~ him - must leave shat be had come
tAses tsfsss bic time that 10 should r.
ssss aeaia II I've ysaso - remain that HE
oeoeAo." Tho 7Sn0 eliokG the dream
~ hase ia0oesss1 ths 40 - eoouit
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Children's Lives saved for SO


Thousands OF ChilIren die annually OF Group
Now, Mothers II you would spend 30 cents. and al
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
D r.. j A M Il s.

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world, with tie most improved machinery. and tn
ploy ing the most skilled labor. are enabled to ofsr
an unequalled variety OF new and beautiful designs
in Dinner Services. Tea Services and every artite
specially adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their we'll known and unrivalld
Nickel Silver Electro-Plated Ware, in which thy
have introduced new patterns ofrare elegance. Tie
Solid Silver s to be Of sterling purityy
United States Mint assay. The Electro Plate IL CUR
anteed TO be superior to the finest Sheffield wac.
orders received from the Trade only. bat thee
goods may be obtained nom responsible dealrs
everywhere.
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OCRHAM MANUFACTURING CO..
eaeeroom No, Maiden Lane, NY