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xxxvu CoNGREss-First Session.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1868.
SENATE
MIR. Clark introduced bill to grant pen
sion to John l.. Burns of Gettysburg
Mr.. Wilson submitted a resolution that the
Military Committee inquire what legislation is
necessary to facilitate the ayment of back pay
and pensions of deceased soldiers, &c.
Mr.. Davis offered a resolution, that the refu-
sal Of the rebel authorities to exchange negro
soldiers and their white ofhceas, should not pre-
vent the exchange of our other soldiers and Off
GERS in rebel prisons, on just terms, such as will
prevent suffering to our brave officers and soldiers
in the hands of the enemy. Laid over.
The President will send in his Message at
nalf-past II O'Clock tomorrow.
Mr.. Sherman called up his resolutinn that the
Judiciary Committee inquirean report whether
Robert Wilson is still Senator from Missouri
Mr.. Fessenden objected to recognizing Mr..
Wilson as in any way as Senator from Missouri.
1t would be a bad precedent He had no OBJ
lection, however, to the inquiry being made.
Mr. Hale could see no use in the reference.
The Senate had repeatedly made decisions which
settled the principal of the case, especially in
regard to Judge Phelps of Vermont, and subse-
quently OF Mr.. Williams.
Mr.. McDougal said that the law of the ques-
ton had been settled and as a friend OF the gen.
tleman from Missouri he was sorry that he
thought he had claim.
Mr.. Powell thought that the whole question
depended upon the fact whether the Legislature
Of Missouri had really adjourned sine die, OF
only took recess before coming together lately
and electing Senator.
HOUSE.
Committees were appointed to wait on the
Senate and President and inform them that the
House is ready for business and the reception oil
the annual message
The election of Clerk was then proceeded
with.
Whole number of votes ITO
Necessary to a choice &c
MCPHERSON received l0I
Etherige 50
Mr.. Mcpherson was then declared elected
He then took the oath of Office and entered or
bis duties.
The House then proceeded to vote for Ser
geant-atArms.
Whole number of votes. 100
Mr.. Ordway received, 100
Glosbrenner, As
scattering, "a
Mr.. Ordway took the oath and entered on hi
duties.
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For Rails. Mice, Reaches, Ants. Bed Bugs
Moths In Furs. WOoleus, &c. insects IN
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
" ONLY infable remedies known "
9 Free from Poisons."
Not dangerous to the Human Family
Rats CONF out of their holes to die
~ Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
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e. Don't forget the lecture of Mr.. FRENCH
at the Village Hall this evening. His address
before the Burlington Association last winter
was highly complimented by the papers of that
pl ace.
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EAITH GARTNEY's GIRLHooD just received and o
Il sale by g. w. WILDER
MoSTP Filler, June 20, 1893
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
7 O'CLOCK A. M

WASHINGTON, Dec 8. The following ID from
an official source, and is confrmatory OF the
Dispatch sent yesterday
LOUISVILLE, Dec. T. The news from East
Tennessee is really glorious. Longstreet has
abandoned the seige, and is getting himself into
Western Virginia, as fast as possible. Our
cavalry is said to be in close pursuit of the
rebels
A large batch of prisoners was taken yester
day at Clnch river. Sherman has arrived at
Knoxville.
There is an evident determination on the
part Of many members of Congress to carry out
the recommendations of Provost Marshal Gen.
Frye and strike the $500 exemption clause
from the CONSUMPTION act and obligc those draf-
ted to 20 into the service, or to furnish substi-
tutes The list of disabilities which exempt
will be curtailed.
The estimates Of the War Department are
over So 900, 600 less than those last year
WASHINGTON, Dec. s. Mr. Wsahburn s
complimentary resolution passed unanimously.
1t presents the thanks Of Congress to Major
General Grant and the officers and soldiers who
have fought under his command during the
rebellion, and requisite the President to cause a
medal to be struck, with suitable emblems, de-
vices and inscriptions, to be presented to Gen.
Grant
copy of the resolution is to be engrossed on
parchment, and together with the medal, trans
mltted to Gen. Grant by the President, and pre-
sented in the name Of the people of the UnteC
States Of America.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 8, The Message of Gov
ernor Bramlet of Kentucky, was published Thu
morning. He represents the financial condition
of the State as satisfactory, and urges the com
plete organization of the militia for home de
fence from guerrillas.
BosToN, Dec. g. The President s Message viii
appear in full in Thursday mornings Jonrnat
LATEST.
New YORK, Dec. 8. Commodore Vanderbilt
was thrown from wagon yesterday and seriou:
ly injured.
New YORK, Dec. 8. The Posts Washingto
dispatch says Mr.. Chase's report will probabl
be sent to the press to morrow night.
:. 1t is considered certain that the report Wi
contain no recommendation for the further issu
of legal tenders.
Mr. Lincoln is very much better this morning
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Vermont CGEAeraE and &UIli-
van Railroads.
Ia M ; sss;i.:asIE sts "a
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing November 3Oth, 1868.
Trains Going south and East.


Leave Montpelier al 40 Am, 90 P. M. and ~ %
vi ion 100 M, connecting at White River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester &c.
and with Vermont Valley H. K tor Springfield and New
York, arriving in New York at l0l5r. NJ.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at $50 A.
M, Montreal al 800 Rouse's Point at 10 AS A. NJ for
Boston, Troy and New York.
NIGHT ExPRHss TRAIN leaves OgdensbuTg at ID 10
Montreal at 800 M, Rouses Point at 545 NJ. arrv
ing at Boston at $40 NJ connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire r. r, for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r r. for Springfield ano New haveD
and arriving in New York at 42OF
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier at so AM. HOO M, $50 ~, and
525r
NJ for Ogdensbugh Chicago and the Vest, making close
connections.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 100 4. M, via. Lowell
and at 730 a. M. via Lawrence or FtcibnTg Leaves
Springfield at $50 Bellows Falls at IL % for
ST. Johnsbury Lntleton, Burlington and 81 Adams.
ACcG AMoDATIoE Train leaves NOrInned al ~ 10
and Burlington, al 1890 A. for ST. Alb ms, VI
NlGHt EXPRESS TRAIN lea yes Bellows FANS ~ Is NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r. leaving
ne" YORK at 500 NJ, and from Cheshire r. X.
leaving - boston al 400 ?. NJ. connecting al
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
2.oo ?; N. wa Lowell or Lawrence Leave White
River Junction at ll40 P. NJ, arriving at BurIing-
ton al $40 4. M, ROuses Point at us A. NJ Mont
real al 1000 M. and Ogdensbutgh l2,15 P M Both
the Mail Trains Trains at White River Junction
with Passumpslc Road
Sleeping cars re attached to bot the night expr, SIS
trains running between Rouses Pointl Boston
Tnrough Tickets for Chcagoand the West for sale a.
the principal staons
q. Adams, VI Nov 90 1868
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Che MlarkeIs.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Dec. 9.

At Market 1912 Cattle about SOD Beeyes and 272 Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows and one, two
and three years old.
IS so to SIS hrst quality
$500 to 1926 I'd $3.50 to 6,75 Sd, $3.50 to 600.
Working Oxen-S95 to 100.
Cows and Calves-$25 to so.
Yearings-s $1,000 to 400 two years old, $500 to %
90 three years old, $500 to 300.
Sheep and Lambs-3j0O at market prices in lots s. so
to 3,75 each extra, $500 to $50.
Spring Lambs-3,25 to 4,26
Hides-St to 9 pr.lb Taow-9.to eprlb.
Veal Csves12c to lie per h. Calf sknsl2 to lac pr ID
Pelts $500 to 2,25 each.
Remarks-The clear, cool weather, with net oVer-suppy
Of STOCK has given start to the maaket this week The
ruling price for the best IS So There not
large number of sheep but enough for the demand prices
Is to SOC per head higher. There large number o
hogs bnt mostly bought before brought to this arket
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oARSAP.ARILhb'
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY FOR
,crof,,Ia and Scrofllous Diseases

-" - canae,Io,,s Diseoses
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scrofulous cUpton winch was very Uoaplf SUM.
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D48rrs in Vashqa, N H.
II had for several years a very troublesome
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unti NJ Tn5o[eo ny J 1aot l' ar tIns man
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relief whatever, until took your NtENhPAHIiLA.
1t immediately made my face worse as you iold me
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ureus ol uVll3Is Wpl'It VI 49, I ;.;li ,,,i tI,o
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MONTPELIER MARKET, Dec. =

PRovIsIoSs-Butter, % to IS. Cheese Ii to Isl Lard
l2to IA Tallow, IL Dried Apple, to H. Eggs, 20 cents
Potatoes Beans, $2Ooto $50. West India su
CARS, Is to 1T. Peas, $500 to $50.
onions-S1,5 so to ESQ. Apples-S3,N per Dbl.
FLorR--Extra, $500 to $50 Dosble Extra 1915 to
$50. super-Extra 1905 1880
GRAIs AND HAr,-Corn, sl,18. Oats 90. Herdsgrsss
Seed 81 275 per bushel Glover II IA per pound
Hay, Sc to per ton. Rye, $l,o0
MIsoELLANEoUs--Dry and green hard wood 2,50 500
Shingles 81, 90 to so. Wool 80 to TO- Bark
800 to 4OOper cord. Nails SIS. to $50,
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N. b. All correspondence and questions cheeruly an
swfred.
about the last week Receipts have been moderate,
shipments heavy. Gold, after weeks of inactivity,
hrs revived and last Of the Potomac Army did
dsappoint many the Bulls have but little difficulty ic
running up prceas gold goes goes produce and pro-
visions
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1868.
HE Members OF the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are here notified that the following assess
nts have been made by the Directors all Notes force
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MINEs AND LIQUORS.

n FEDS a GRAY. SUCCESSORS OF W. q. RIM
4 Celsb,sed FifAdcirhia Ale Tor SAFE. IN barre
Tarrels ard tot'ss b. ~ ~ J. HOWELL agent "
Third avenue. CORNER ol 81 MARI p.acs.
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Wheat was less active but steady, with sales 900
bushels, ms2 FOR white Western 81 Us 81 10 for red
and amber Western, 81 55 a 81 10 for Milwaukee club
and amber spring, 81 ~ 81 So for Chicago spring. and
81 II Tor amber state Corn was anan lc &c doarcr
with Sales q 2.t, 900 bushels nixcd Western at p5c
pose for sound SO o5c Cor uusound apd heated md
csc. for western yellow Rye demand ~ 81 o5
81 ~. Salts were made Of II coo bushels barley al
IL 47h ~ CO. oats continued 10 good demand at o5c
,sc, according to quality
astEs frm with sales Of 600 bars RIO al sic and
COO bags 50. romngo on p. 4 Tho stock of c,,fae
February .. 1885, was;-Eio, 40 06i bag. Java 400
Maracaibo, $3.50 SAMANTHA, 2l9, 81. mneO, $50 Ia
guayta l50 Jamaica, 5000 Ceylon &c Bombay iOj-
Total 10 $50 bags: Jayf ~ f2T mats.
CorroS was steady at SOC 90c. Tor mddngs but was
m less demand.
ftuds wcro QUOT today Tor Ill roris sayc rvcrpool
10 which there were shipped l,Oo0 bUs. l0ur at Is.