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BRIGHTON MARKET. Jan. 20.

At Market $50 beef cattle, 95 sorcs l2o sheep and
Lambs, 500 swine.
PnIoEs-Bee tCate-Extra 81, 80 hrst quality $685.
81 quality, 10, 90 a 600 Sd $3.50 n 5,25.
Working Oxen-Non
Mich Cows-s3S to 40, common do, SIS to Al
CRlves-Aon..
Yearlings-None.
Two years old-S1sto 10.
Three yearsold-$20to 81
Sheep and Lambs-$3,oo 57Si extra IS GO te a,5s
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&c.
Remsrks-The market for Beef is much the same las
week. nothing sold higher than the above quotations The
late storm has caused rather dull market Sheep
and Lambs sell the same last week. Swine dull,
and but few at market.
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ID E n T IS TRY!
have located in
NJ OMIT NLIER
PERMANENTLY as a DENTIST

III . " + j. l. z E
PERMANENTLY as a DENTIST
in the rooms formerly occupied by DR.. M. NEWTON
OVER LANGDoN's FLOUR STORE.
To the people of Montpelier and adjoining towns,
wish to say al well prepared to perform aay operation
In Dentistry, at
REASONABLE PRICES.
insers teeth Gold, silver, Chcopastc. P.a,ina,
Continu GUS Gum) and Fuleanitc or Rubber plates
Of the Rubber cannot speak too iaroraby having used
it to the entire satisfaction of patrons myself for
number of 1t is lighter, stronger, easier kept
cean free from taste, durable and easily repaired
than any other kind Of plate work. Teeth filled with the
various materials for filing 80 as to insure their preser
vaon Extracting done with and chidren's teeth
regulated.
in Wndham and Windsor Counties, will give bat two OF
three:
DR.. John N. Conogys has practced Surgeon Dem
list in this village for the last several years lie has been
the dentist for myself and family and also for the Insi
tuition under my charge. The subscriber believes him
we'll qualified, and cheerfully recommends him to those
requiring his professional services
Sup't vt. Insane Asylum, Brattlsboro Aug. Is 1851
DR.. J. NJ Comegys-D.ar sir:-My teeth are excellent
after years service. am highly pleased with them
and would not part with them for any amount OF money
shall esteem pleasure t" recommend your work
natural teeth know Of work equal to yours in skill
durability and tlnsh esteem you, in the practice Of
your profefsion public benefactOr.
Respectfully, J. S LEE.
So. Woodstock, June II, 1857.
Office " Bellows Falls Argus" March ~. 1850
For several years have had dealings with Dr.. j. NJ
Csmegys and have always found him to be upright,
minded gentleman who would be valuable addition
to the citizens of any place. AS professional man-on
which point can also speak from cxpercnce-he stands
second to none, being fully master Of Dental in
all respects.
HIRAM ATKINS, Editor Argus.
DR.. j. NJ ComegyS has practiccd Dentistry here during
the past several years. and have had
to consult him in behalf Of patients under my charge
He has wi hout exception in all the branches of his
business, and even in the delicate and difficult cases
given the fullest satisfaction, to ladies from the lar
sest cities of the Unon like New York, BOSTON, Phiia
dephiA New Orleans who frequently declaredto thai
Dr. C. treated them full WE'LL and perhaps with more
attention, than their ewn family dentist
G.. W. GRAU,M D.,
Physician 1t the Wesselh@fs Water Cure Insul
| Erattleboro, Aug 81, 1861.
will refer to Philip Wclls Cashier Bank Brat:leboro
+. Kirkland, Esq, F. H. Fessenden, Esq., and C. w
Horton, M. D., Of Brattleboro; c. D. Perkins, Ssmuc
Wood, Schuyler Hersngton, and Dr. l. Buckman, o
Woodstock.
Twill warrant all CT my work, and my prices shall b
moderate. JOHN al. COMEGYS.
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Mails in Montpolier.


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FROM MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. "a.
Several sscessionio:s in this this city recently
assessad for the benefit of the Southwestern tu-
gitives, by order OF Gen. iIalleck, having failed
70 pay their assessments, their property has been
seized within q day or two past, and an execution
to satisfy Tie assessments with Is per cent adj
ational according to general order number "a.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25
EK0M TIE Hnl,1,H

4 Nashville dispatch of the 2lst inst. says
shat Eve companies of Texas rebels have gone on
scoat in the vicinity of Green River,-also,
that tho 60 days Mississippi troops have returned
homo trom Bowling Green.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. "a.
The remains of Zollicofer and Bailey Peytcn,
Jr., arc 10 process of embs!ming at Somerset.
AL quiet below.
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Musical Notice.

IT fALEs, Teacher of Music and ,ncipg frov, u d..
IL. ton, formerly amember OF the Gcrnia Da Rand re-
specially gives notice that lie has for the present locn
himself at Montpelier aid Ia prepared TO give inst,av
ton to Brass and string Bands Music selected
and adapted to any kind Number Of ms rumens A.,
will give instruction In all the fashionable dances nov u
use 10 Boston and New York From his many year, q,
perience he feels conAdcnt Of giving the best Of sais
ton to those wishing to bn taught In and prct
manner The best OF references given to those renrsr
his services. ''N
GU A ID RI LIE BAND.
Any number Of pieces furnished for Balls As.,nbL,
Piivate Parties, &C., on reasonable terms.
IA u SiCA l. INST UM ENTS
Ths best ii nstrum mt. Of all kinds furnished a, .
lowest rates. W"
M"ntpsiier. bee q. a,vSwts
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ADprcutscc EVaNeeN!

LAD sons sixteen ghcen years Of age, of steady
u industrious habits. and having good common school
education Is aned Immediately apprentice at the
FREEMAN PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
Nr
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New YonK, Jan. -.

NEW YORK, Jan. ZJ
There was {. terrific gale all night from the
north-east, accompanied by hail and sleet 1t
til, prevails with rain There is very high
tide.
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BosroN, Jan. o.
The 9th n. Ii. regiment reached this city at
4 little after two o'clock to-day, en- route for
Fort Independence.
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will refer to Philip ellis, Cashier Bank, Brat:Ieboro
+. Kirkland, Esq, +. II. Fessenden, Esq, and c. w.
Horton, M B., Of Brattleboro; c. D. Perkins, Samuel
Wood, Schuyler Hersngton, and DR.. l. hickman, Of
| Woodstock.
Twill warrant all CT my work. and my prices shall be
moderate. JOHN al. COMEGYS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington, Jan. i

Washington, Jan. III.
The contested election case of Stanton
against Gen. Lane is considered one of
the most interesting that ever came be-
fore the Senate. Lanes right TO bis seat
was confirmed by vote Of "a to l6.
A Philadelphian who had been impress
ed into the rebel service in North Caro-
lima, came into Gen. Hancock's brigade
yesterday, from Centerville He was on
foot and armed with a Mississippi rifle
He occupied three days in making his
way through the enemy's pickets, and
brings important information.
World Specials.
Gen. Blenker appeared before the Van
Wyck Committee to-day, with regard to
the charges Of corruption brought against
him. II is understood that he explained
them to the entire satisfaction of the
Commute.
The city is filled with rumors about
Gen. Stone. 1t is even said that he is
under arrest. The feeling against him il
90 strong that he will probably remove to
some other 6eld- Of tton-----------
Beebe, of Chicago has been appoiated
Brigade Surgeon.
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the railroad in East Tennessee, took place

the railroad in East Tennessee, teok place
| just outside the corporation limits, in the
presence of large concourse Of citixenl
and soldiers A deep feeling seemed (
pe,vadc the large audience in sympathy
with this deluded man, and manifestations
Of it we're not unfrequent. He was con
veyed from the city prison to the gallows,
distant about one mile, in an ordinary
wagon, drawn by two mules, and attended
by file of soldiers. When he reached the
place of execution, he seemed very much
affected, and, in answer to a gentleman
who Intercepted him. spoke, in substance,
as follows:
81 leave a wife and three small chill
dren but for them | could die satisfied
] did want to raise these little ones up in
the way they should 20; but am doom
ed to die. ! also leave gray haired moth
er, a mother who raised me right, and to
leave her, too, it breaks my heart. Gen
tlemen, / have ever been consistent
Christian, and my present unhappy stu
alton is more attributable. ] assure you,
to the teachings of base men than TO any
evil motives of my own. | have been
asked if my time was to go over again if |
would be guilty of the crime that has
brought me to the gallows. 1 ansrer most
Enthusiastically, that under the same circun,-
stances ,soaid burn ITO tridye again, l
ask the prayers Of every Christian in this
audience. | die with the assurance Of
meeting all such in heaven. ! desire my
remains to be conveyed 10 Midway, Green
county, to Sarah Ham.
After most impressive prayer, for the
spiritual welfare of the culprit, by the
Cha plain, the black cap was placed on the
prisoners head, adjusted by himself, and
the rope frightened around his neck, the
trap door fell--a shrek, shudder, and
all was over--the spirit took its flight into
eternity
The following is from the Mount Ster-
ling, (Ky,) Wing. of the Sd.
New recruits are daily arriving within
our lines from East Tennessee They all
have most pitiful tale to tell Of the OPP
pressions and sufferings of those poor and
seif-sacrificing people. The rebels are
using every means of torture and oppres-
sion to subdne the spirit and loyalty Of
these true and constant hearts sex OF
age are not spared. The loyalty of that
portion of Tennessee will be one of the
things that were, by the time our Gov
eminent is ready TO move TO their aid
Every person remaining there capable Of
herring arms, is either forced into the
Southern army, or mercilessly thrown
into prison. All who escape have to run
the gauntlet of their lives, as all who are
caught in the attempt are either shot or
hung. Suspicion of their loyalty to the
Union is all-sufhcient. A conviction il
not required.
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IOWA LEGrsIATuRE.
Especial to the Hawk Eye.l
Des. Moines, Jan. 10.

SENATE,-The Special Committee OF
Contested Elections report j. j. Dana
claiming the seat of Lieut.. Col. Scott, o.
Story county, not entitled to the seat ane
make the same report in the case Of JAS
Pollard. claiming the seat of Col. Bussey
of Davis county. The report is made tho
special orier for tomorrow, and IL j:
thought both will be admitted.
| The House voted each member niue
teen copies Of daily papers. It also or
dered printed 500 copies Of the Govern.
or's Inaugural in English, $500 in Ger.
man, l,000~in Holland aud 1000 in
Danish.
Mr.. Hardie, of Dubuque, Chairman Of
the Commute on Rules, reported four new
Standing Committees, namely: one or
Rules, one Domestic Manufactures, one on
Judicial Districts, and one on State Sena
torial and Representative Districts and
Congressional Districts. Adopted. The
Standing Committees viii be announced
tomorrow.
Lieutenant Chas. H. Fletcher, who had
leave of absence to take command of /,
battery of artillery raised in Iowa, is or
dered to relinquish that command and re-
port to his Company. A, list L. S. In,
fantry, at Key West.
Capt Stratton. of Cavalry Company
raised at Dubuque, attached to Col. Har.
lan's Regiment at TT. Monroe, has been
attached to the Pennsylvania Cavalry, BY
order Of the War Department.
The officers of the Fourth Iowa Cav.
airy have all been commissioned. Their
marching orders have been revoked for the
present.
Only 1913 men are in the German
Regiment at Davenport. The Adjutant
General recommends consolidation with
the Sixteenth. Il. III. s.
Nothing important in the House this
afternoon.
In the Senate it was voted 10 print 4,
900 copies of the Governors Inaugural
in English, 1,000 in German and 800 in
Norwegian.
Mr.. Boardman, Of Clinton, gave no
tice Of bill providing for grand jnrie.
holding only one session each year aAd
making costs of Jurors payable by litigants
Passed
A resolution was introduced, inviting
Dana Of Story, and Pollard Of Davis, Il
seats in the Senate until their case is dis
posed of.
The Senate also appointed a committed
in conjunction with committee from
the House, to inquire into the expediencJ
Of procuring legislative reporters.
II. H. q
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There is. naturally, great curiosity te
know the anteeedents of Mr. Stanton, the
new Secretary of War. He was born in
Ohio, and, we believe, was educated at
Kenyon College. Fitting himself for the
profession of law, he settled in Steuben-
vile and gained large practice and a
high position as lawyer. Removing to
Pittsburgh, his practice and fame both
increased, and he achieved very high
position among lawyers. Some years ago
be was selected by the Government to
manage its great claims in California,
which he did with signal ability. Re-
turning thence, he changed his residence
from Pittsburgh to Washington City
When Buchanan's Cabinet of traitors was
broken up, Mr.. Stanton was appointed
Attorney General, and with Holt and
Dix, aided materially in saving our Gov
eminent from utter destruction. He has
been the legal adviser of Gen. McClcl-
Ian, and is an intimate personal friend of
Secretary Chase.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune says sit is certain that
Stanton is sound on the slavery question, =
and SIS known to be in favor Of rigor-
Gus prosecution Of the lrar, and Of arik-
ting the rebels IN their tende-est spot
His position is entirely satisfactory to
Cameron. STATIONS personal integrity
ability and rigor of character are un.
questioned. He is accounted one al
the best lawyers in the country. His
"nature is that Of bulldog, and he is .
man Of war throughout.
We suppose the writer intended tina,
comparison with bull -dog to be compli.
mentary, but for our part we should BIZ
more pleased to hear that his nature is in
every sense manly. We believe it is
And, moreover. from all the information
We have been able to. get, we have great
confidence in the belief that Mr.. Stanton
although heretofore Democrat, sees
clearly that this wicked rebellion can be
crushed only by quick and vigorous blow.
at the cause of it. We have high hope,
that Mr. Stanton will use all his grea,
abilities and tremendous energy to wage
this war on the principle of CRUSHING out
the rebellion at ell hazards and lettin!
slavery take care Of itself We want nj
more apologixing to traitors, no NOR,
slave-catching, no more protection to tn,
peculiar institution" no more paralyz
ing of the Union hosts by the semi -secesl
/. Kentucky influence, no more training o
the fremen while the house is burnin,
down. We do not even want Congress
sional emancipation Of slaves. But tn
country does want and must have fghl
sng-6ghting to kill, or it 10 itself forevc
ruined. Let the arrnis Of freemen 20 for
ward and FiGnT.