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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
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The 1ribune's Washington dispatch says Jesse
d. Brig ht will be expelled from the Senate, but
probably not until Tuesday, ats there will DO a
long executive session On Monday.
The Commissioners row engaged in examin-
ing the accounts Of the " estern Department,
have written here for authority 10 require Gen.
Mckiuslry to render his accounts.
A dispatch Was sent by the Secretary Of War
to-day to Leayenworih directing Maj. Gen. Hun
ter to take opiaand OF the expedition about to
move from that point Southwark The cost OF
the Transportation is SO 900 600 less during the
last quarter than during the came period the
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!he Governments Oh England, France and Spain
mediate the early recognition Of the indie
pendence OF the Confederate States This rec
ignition, it will be pretended, is made in the
cause of humanity. 1t is now confidently as
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Ders Of the House Who are prepared to advocate
immediate and unconditional emancipaton of
he slaves.
The Hera!ds despatch says orders have been
issued for ths Constitution TO sail from Hampton
Roads with her troops at the carlies, possible
moment for Ship Island. 1t is thought she
would get away by Sunday.
a desert ter from the first North Carolina Cav
airy, confirms the statements Of other deserters
10 10 the condition OF the rebel troops and in
irebchments about Manassas The term of ell
lis!nent of over sc coo meu expires, he alleges
a; the end Of this igop;h. OF this number not
one tenth will re. list, and if an attempt a.
coercion is made, no prophecies desperate and
bloody resistance.
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on Military Affairs was instructed to inquire In
ouire into the expediency OF placing contracts
for army and navy supplies, including arms, IN
der the rule and government of military law or
She rules and articles for the government of the
army and navy. with power to punish for fraud
and infdelity.
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army, and whether their services can be dispen-
sed with withou, injury to the service.
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President. Let US give him all the money and
arms he wants 70 drive our Generals along.
Mr. Dunlap of Kentucky said he was opposed
to making the war one of emancipation. Dur
ing his remarks he stated tina, Illinois req
ments, when told that this was the OBJECT OF the
war, stacked their arms, saying they were call
ed out only to suppress rebeillon.
Menzes of Kentucky and Conkling OF N. Y.
confirmed Mr.. Dunlap's statement, on the au-
thorlty of Col Logan.
Mr.. Kellogg OF Illinois said he thought there
must be some misrepresentation. The troops
WILL not turn lneir udCko PoH lio cnoihJ' A0
hoped this matter would rest until Col. Logon
could be heard.
Mr. Wadswor;h Of Kentucky said nobody
sought to place the Illinois soldiers in the ro-
si.ion OF turning their backs on the enemy.-
The point was they would not fight against their
friends under unconstitutional means.
MIR Fouke Of Ill.,, SAID he did not know who
this question came before the House, but if any
troops had laid down their arms the fact had
not come to his know ledge.
Mr.. Sargent, of CAL, spoke in favor of the
construction OF the Pacific railroad and tele
graph line, and urged immediate atrion as
mllrary necessity.
MIR. Holman, OF Ky, reported a bill from tho
Central Committee with reference to the trans
porta,ion of troops and supplies over the Han
nibal and st. Josephs and Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. Porter Of Ind made report from the
Judiciary Committee, accompanied by a resolu-
ton that the several railroads which have re-
ceiycd grants OF public lands made by acts Of
Congress, are required to transport the property
and troops of the United States free.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Che markets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Jan. 30.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Jan. 80.
At Market 26S Cattle, mos ly Beeves and stores
consisting of Working Oxen, Cows andonewosndthrss
years old.
price,- Marke: Beet-Exra 1900 to $685. stsuaiy
$5,7j I'd, $5,25, Cd 1900 4,2a.
Working Oxen-None
Cows and Calves--$3o, 40 to Is.
Calves-so,oo to 900.
Yearings- None.
Two years old-$i6to II,
Three years o!d--s19 toll.
sheeI nd Lambs SEQ marset-pric-s in lets s3e2
1926 Extra, rs 90 to sic.
Hides o. I. peits, LIS sl,5l. Cafsk.ns to Sc
Tallow 8 to 6ic.
Remarks-Owng the bad state Of the roads there was
light stock at market Beef of good quality sold quick
an advance of abo p cwt sheep and Lamps sold
quick atlast uotations
BRIGHTON MARKET, Jan. 80.
At Market 700 beef cattle 95 storee, $50 sheep and
Lambs, 400 swine
pGtcEsbeei CastieExtra s675 h-st quality s6, so;
I'd Quality, SGo o,oo Sd s4,75 $50
Working Oxcn-None.
Mich Cows-s4l to 46 common do, $18 to 20.
Caves--hone.
Yearlngs--None.
Two years old--Eone.
Three years old--$20t %
Sheep and Lambs-s2 90 $50 extra s., 90 to $50.
swine-4 to SIC.
Hides-6s &c ner H. r.lov- 81 to &c Calf skna-7c
&c.
Remarks-The price Of Beef has advanced from last
week from % to 30 per 100 lbs few very extra
sold as high 81 100 lbs The travelling being bad the
Sheep sell quick at last weeks prices. Swine dull
and sell a shade lower, and but few at market.
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d e N ISTRl!
have located in
ONTPELIER.
PERMANENTLY as a DENTIST

MONTH ELIER,
PERMANENTLY as n DENTIST
in the rooms formerly occupied by DR.. n. NEWTON
OVER LANGDoN's FLOUR STORE
TO the people Of Montpelier and adjoining towns, |
in Dentistry, a.
REASONABLE PRICES.
insert teeth Gold, Silver, Cheoplastic, Platns,
Continuous Gum,) and vulcante or Rubber plates
OF the Rubber cannot speak favorably having used
it the entire satisfaction Of patrons and myself for
number of years 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 filling to insure their preser-
Taon Extracting done with care and chdren's teeth
regulated
OF the many letters Of Recommendation from friends
in "nahan and Windsor Counties: will give bit two or
three:
Dr. John NJ Comsg7s has prac,iced as Surgeon Dem
list in this village for the last several years He has
the dentist for myself and family and also for the Inst
tuition under my charge The subscriber believes him
we'll qualified, and cheerully recommends him 70 those
WIN. II. ROCKWELL, n.
sup't Vt. lnsanr Asylum, Braeboro, Ang, Is, 1861
DR.. J. u. Comegyg-Dear Sr:-My teeth are excellent
after years service, am highly pleased with them
and would not part with them for OF money
shall esteem it pleasure tn recommend your work to
all who may be SO unfortunate as 20 be deprived of their
natural teeth of work equal yours in skill,
du ability and finish esteem you in the practice Of
your profession, public henefacor.
Respectfully, ]. S LEE.
So. Wood stock, June 49, 1857.
Office Bellows Falls Argus,'' March %. 1850.
For several yc have had dealings with pr !.
Comegys, and have always found him be AZ upright
minded gentleman, who would be val, able addition
to the citizens OF any place. As professional
which point can also speak from experimenting stands
second to nome being fully master of Denta! science 10
oil respects.
HIRAM ATKINS, Editor Argus.
Dr. J. NJ. Comegys has pracced Dentistry here during
the past several years, and have frequently had occasion
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 most deca. and difficult cases.
given the fullest isfacton ladies from the lar
pest cities Of the Union, like New York, Boston. Phia-
deipha New Orleans who frequently declared tina:
Or c. treated them full we'll aud perhaps with more
ate ntun, than their own family dentist
wv. GRAU, N D.,
Physician at the Wesselheft Water Cure Institution.
Bratteboro, Aug 81, 1861.
will refer to Philip Wells Cashier Bank Brat.eboro,
Kirkland. Esq, F. H. Fessenien, Esq, aud C. w.
Horton, n D., OF Bratleboro G. d. Perkins, Samuel
Wood, Schuyler Horsington, and Dr.. I. Buckman, OF
| Woodstock.
will warrant all of my work and my prices shall be
moderate. JOHN N. COAECYS.
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FROM WARRINGTON.

New York, Feb. /. Tue TriLune's dispatch
.ays Secretary Chase answer to the Committee
On Ways and Means was &c wed. HcapIroves
the Commuters bill including the legal lender
feature, and says it Should be passed at the
earliest practical moment. lie urges the paF-
sage u, lbs scheme of banking recommended
IN his report as m ans for funding consid
egabie amount oil the pol lIe stock.
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FROM CALIFORNIA,

San FrGnciSco, Jan. 81 Tue storm in most
Of the Inferior Couui ) has subsided. ut COM
munlcai n with the mining districts il suli
susIcud,d
Tie Legislature by concurrent res luton haa
sgie,d t" assume TIC Caiif.rnIa portion OF the
sirygt tax.
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Musical Notice.

RI FALEs, Teacher Of Music I'D Dancing from Bos
liz ton, formerly ansmber Of the Germ ia Rand re
specny gives office that h has for he present located
himse at Montpel@r. AID is prepared to give nsrmc-
lion 10 Brass and string Bands Music selected arranged
ana adapted 10 any kim number OF runents Also
VIII give instruction in all the fashionable dances nov in
Ire ia Boston and New York From his many yesrs..
perirnce he feel. confident OF ev the best Of 50 sfae
lion to those wishing be tugh In cerrec. and proper
manner The best Of reference Biyea those requiring
his services.
Q u a ID l. l. L b ND.
Any number of pieces furnished for Pals Assemblny..
pivate Parties, &C., on reasonable terms.
" USICAL INSTR UM T. y rs
The best o! instruments of all kinds Furnished a. IN.
lowest rates.
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ASTHMA CURED.

MoRRlsrowE, Aug. 80, 1857.
Or. Baxter-Dear Sir:-I have been severely afflicted
with Asthma fol more than twenty-five years and for
months succession have not been able TO lie in bed
and enjov regular night's rest and some dave would
lance Of five or six rods About year ago purch ssed
two bottles of Or hites Elixir prepared by and
commenced taking 1t according to directions. and am
la ppy to say found immediate reei-snd, with very
e exceptions have had my regular night. sleep ever
since, Yours truly, ARADHAkER.
Pe.CF Is CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sod whrlcsae and retail BY H. f. flEh- i "rt.
peer --arc Nv a" uealers OF medicine
EAXNER. n D.. Proprieior III h gate.
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COUGHS AND COLDS CURED

This certifes that N. &. Whites Pulmonary Elixir
has been used in my family in Of colds al:
tended with throat and has been found reliable
medicine in these cases.
REV j. W. WOODWARD, Weston d, Vt.
have used Dr. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in my fam .
Tor tw years. and have tNund it the best medicine
have ever used for Coughs, Colds, and Sore Throat
EDGAR MECH, Shelburne.
have used it in my family and lind it an oxceea
rem dy for Coughs and Colds.
LUCIUS HOLBIOOk, Burlington.
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PEOPLES ACAD MY,

MORRISVILLE, VT.
THE SPRING TERM of this highly popular Institution
l will begin Thursday, February 27th, and continue
eleven weeks.
N. McKILLOP, A. Principal,
MISS FANNIE w. MUTT, Preceptress,
Together with other tried and approved Teachers in the
various Departments.
It is the aim Of both Trustees and Teachers make this
Ins tuition what its iud caesa PEOPLES Academy
where all Of whatever rank creed have equal ad
vantages for obtaining thorough and systematic know
edge of all the branches taught in such schools.
While leach and require an Observance OF those
universal principle of y and religion which
mend themselves to every member Of the humin
sectariansn OF any nd is contrary constitution
TUITION THE SAME AS HERETOFORE
Board may be had in private families from 80 to
81 rs week. Many OF students board themselves
and for this class ample accommodations provided
For further particulars see circulars, address the
Principal at Morrsvie.
W. 4. CLEMENT, Prudential
d. W. PUTNAM, | Committee.
Merrisvile, Jan. Goth, 1862. Slswrwj
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IT WARRANTED
To R.liere the Group in thirty Minuets
10 Relieue Common cold immediately.
10 Reliev the Asthma at once
To Cure Hoarseaess Of Singers ar SpsnEsr'.
10 clpays Loosen Cough.
10 alccys cause the Patient TO Raise l*'sfy.
10 al,ocys produce Rest at Night.
Read the following evidence from OF -. most
prominent citizen CT his State
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H1GuaATE, VT. Jan 9. 1890
NY little boy had violent attack of Group last week
We cured him in thirty minutes bv free Use OF DR.. N
g. " mites Elixir. WI. MARTIN, merchant.
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will refer to Philip Wells, Cashier Bank Brat:leboro
Kirkland. Esq, F. II. Fessenien, Esq, aud C. w.
Horton n D., OF Brattleboro c. D. Perkins, Samuel
Wood, Schuyler Horsington, and Dr.. I. Buckman, of
Woodstock.
will warrant all Of my work, and my prices shall be
moderate. JOHN N. EOMECYS
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Sl4220
JAMES NJ. DEEERING.

York, ss-Then personally appeared James Nj.
Deering and made oath that the above account py
him subscribed IL true.
Before me, CALEB d: LORD,
Clerk OF County Com. Court
for York Couaty.
York, ss-County Com, Regular Session, ID Tues
day Of April, 1861:
We have examined the above account or James
NJ Deering, and certify that the same is correctly
cast and properly youohed, and Is hereby allowed.
RUFUS T. TAPLEY, Co. Attorney.
O. ID. LORD, Clerk.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-01-24

COUNTY OF YORK,
1860. To Asa GowEs, COUNTY Con- Dr.
Nov. 1 For 4 days. service and CO
miles travel at Dayton on
pet. Of Nicholas Kimball
and others for abatement
of tax Si4 40
I3 days service and 10
miles travel TO Kittery on
pet. Of town agent for dis.
cont. Of highway located
on pet. Of Stephen Jen-
kins and others $50
% 2days at Alfred aud 90
miles travel adj. session
OF ~
Dec. 81 4days at Alfred and 50
miles travel adj. session IA 90
% 2days at Alfred adj. ses-
sion and so miles travel 10 20
Nov. 90 to York on official busin-
ess relating to highwaylo
miles travel %
1861
Ian. 2days ut Alfred adj. ses-
sion and CO miles travel 10 %
Feb. 10 2days at Alfred adj. ses-
sion and 90 miles travel 10 20
Mar.l3 2days ut Alfred adj. scs-
sion 90 miles travel 10 20
Apr. 10 2days regular session at
Alfred 62 miles travel 10 20
10 s days at Alfred regular
session 90 miles travel III 70
SilO 80
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SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS!

Charles Hofmanu, NJ d.. v. r. g., Professor Of dis
eases Of the genital ORGANS In the fremont Medical
Institute, ha. At hfSs s,psnss 70 ,ns 'nst.a,s
diseasss OF The male and female genital erEsas al
so = trestIss ON the result Of Onsnlsm. Mssturba-
lion, SEXUAL Debility, Involuntary Nocturnal imI,,
Men al and Physical Debility.
Ladies being troubled with painful OF entirely
supprrssed menstruation. would learn somethinE
BY sending Cor book. Enclose two rsd stamps 70
bret % 81. hoiMASN. care OF Boz isss. Dos:
top,Nass. --,eut l Lyric .si
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York, S., April 10, lsi.-Then personally appear
ed Asa Gowen and made oath that the above nc
count by him subscribed Is true.
Before me, CALEB d. LORD,
Clerk OF County Com. Court.
York, S., County Com. Regular Session, I'd Tues
day OF April, 1861.
Gowen, and hereby certify tnat the same is cor
rectly cast and properly youched. and Is hereby
allowed. RGFUS y. TAPLEY, Co, Attorney.
O. H. LORD, Clerk.