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T'EAlEGRA.kSE
7 O'CLOCK A. M
TO THE FREEMAN.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. q. The situation to-
night is highly satisfactory. Gems. Hoo ker,
Palmer snd Sherman's commands are nearly
ten miles beyond Chickamauga creek, in pur-
suit of the crumbling army of Bragg, who is
making every effort to escape our advance near
Dalton In a sharp fight this morning Gen.
Palmer advance took guns and 300 prison
ers.
Gen. Sherman is reported to have advanced
from Tyne station, on our left to day, and cut
off 2, 900 rebels. The road along which Bragg
is retreating is lined with caisons, wagons, com
missary and medical stores. The prisoners say
1t is impossible for the rebel leaders TO make
their men stand.
Col. Langs cavalry command returned from
a raid to the East Tennessee railroad tonight.
They Destroyed the road Is miles above Oieve-
land. They burned a rebel foundry at Cleve'
land where large quantities of munitions were
stored, 100 wagons loaded with baggage anc
captured 80 prisoners.
Capt Lang was attacked subsequently by q
superior force of infantry and artillery, but sue
ceeded in bringing his prisoners off.
Our loss in the three days fight will not ex
ceec 5000 Major General Logan has arrivek'
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BOSTON MARKET, Nov. 81.

Plour.-western, 1915 to 1l,OO
Pork,-Prime, 1880 to 400 Mess, $500 to 1850
Beef $14OO to 1900 Lard III to 10. Hams, II to l3c
Hogs dressed, 90 TO 90.
Butter 20 to % Cheese Il Is. Eggs % to 20. Pc
tatoes 50 to 200. Dried Apple 81 to 81.
Beans $3.50 to $2,75. Peas 90 to $1,lO.
Herds grass seed 1928 to s2,75 Glover, u to 81.
Starch to II Taow, 7 to l0!.
Wool. Full Blood Merno IS to 80 Three-iourths blood
7 to rs HalEbood 76 to II Common IS to 70.
Corn l,O4to1 ,l5 Oatg.sO % 90. Rye 1,2O
Hops Is to %
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Che Markete.
oAnBRIDGE MARKET. Nov. IS

AtMarket 1866 Cattle about 1900 Beeves and S65 Stores
Consisting OF Working Oxen Mich Cows andOne, two
and three years old.
Prices-Market et-Extras s. % to $50 hrst quality
S., so to 7,75 I'd $500 to 6,25 Cd $4,000 900.
Working oxen-S9O to l75
Cows and Calves-s25 to 80.
Yearlings-$l4OO to 1890 two years old $500 to22
90 three years Old $500 to $500.
Sheep and Lambs-t5oO at market prices in.los 1915
to o,25 each extra, s45o to 5,75
Spring Lambs-3,25 to AS
Hides-S3 to 9 prlb. Talow-9.to spr ID.
Veal Calves-l2ct lac per h. Calf Sknsl2 10 lAcPr ID
Pelts g., so to 200 each.
Remarks-There not so large stock ct market as
last week but sufficient the demand owing to the
storm the usual number OF buyers not present Prc
Tsther lower.
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MONTPELIER MARKET, Nov. 30.

PRousoNs.-Butter, q to =. Cheese, il to 49, Lard
l2to IA. Tallow, IL Dried trpe IL Eggs, 20 cents
Potatoes 50 10. Beams $50, West India su
CARS, Is to III. Psas, 800 TO $50
onions-sl5 so to $50. Apples-s3 90 per Dbl
FLorR--Extra, $500 to $50. Double Extra 1915. to
$50. super-EAtra 1000 1850
GRAIN AND HAY.-Corn, $11S. OATS. %. Herdsgrass
Seed 25 275 per bushel Clover II to IA pound
Hay, SO to per ton. Rye, 500.
MI5oELLANBoUs--Dry and green hard good 2,60te3,O0
Shingles 81 90 to 100. Wool--common so to 10. Bark
90 to lOOper cord. Nails 6,35. to $50.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine is unfslng in the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution.
1t all and removes all distractions
from whatever cause and speedy may be relied
on.
To Married Ladies
il is peculiarly suited II will in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should be taken by females that
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but at every other
time and in every other case they perfectly safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue on slight exer
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 30 pills, and encircled with the
Government Stamp of treat Bran can be sent post free
for $l,00 and postage stamps,
sold by all Druggists. novBlymw&
MEssRs l.. + PURCE h Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Gents The bottle of Dr. JewelPs remedy for Diphthe
ria, Canker, &c, which bought from you, has given me
great satisfaction have used in four Of phthe-
ria in my family, all of which children have not
employed physician, and they we'll have seen
pieces Of the coating from their throsts six inches in
length give you this statement for those aho are act-
| ed by the same disease.
(SignedJ A. l. HALL
| Williams own, VI, oct. II, 1861.
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We would not so often call attention TO hnIP't
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Family Paper pWbisheG IN the Jn,ted States, ana ~.
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Vermont Central and SuIiI-
VAN Railroads.
Trains Going south and East.


Trains Going South and EAST.
Leave Montpelier At so II 33 a. n. and 1888 Pm
MI AL TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at so A. M Burning
vi ton 7l5 A. M, connecting at White River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains Ur Boston, Worcester &c
and with Vermont Valley R. r. for Springfield and Ne"
York ,arrlyira : New YORK al 10, p. NJ.
CHICAGO ExPKEss TPAGy leaves Ogdensburgh At $50 A.
M Montreal al 600 Rouse'a Point at S5 a. NJ Tor
Boston, Troy and New York.
MOTT ExFREss TRAIN leaves Ogdensbnrga at IL 10 I'm
ing at Boston $40 NJ connecting at Eet - FalIs
with Cheshire r r, for Boston and WoU gf'at H1d WIN
Vermont Valley r R. for Springfield and rev Haven
and arriving in New York at A2OF Nj.
Trains Going North and V5sHa
Leave Morpeer at > 48 An. $50 A NJ, ~. ~ and
CHICAGO FYppEss TRAIN leaves Boston at IN,
White uvcr junction at 10 10 P. NJ, BurhnG Nv p
NJ for Ogdensburgh Chicago and the West, making close
connections. -,
NAL TIA leaves Boston at 100 A. NJ. via. Lowell
Lawrence OF F,tchburg. Leaves Springfield at $50 A. n
Bellows FALL At 1890 for St Johnsbuy, Lutletun,
Burlington, &c, arriving at montreal al lVroo T. -
and Ogdensbnrg at $50 A. NJ oo
FcceAmopArfoK TRAIN leaves NorthheiG at 90 A.
and Burlington, at $50 for houses font ana hohl
real. ,.,,.o
N,dHr EXPRESS Tam leaves Bellows Falls at 10 n
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. H. leaving
NeE York at 500 A, NJ, and from Cheshire H. n
leaving Boston al 90 P. NJ. connecting al
White River junction with train leaving Boston at
River junction at 1l4S P. NJ, arriving at Burling-
ton at $50 A. M, Rouses Point at COS M, Mont
real a, 700 A. M and Ogdensburgh at 1916 P. Both
the Mail Trains and the Day Express Trains connect at
White River junction with PassuInpsC hoad or ana IIo
ost0n and the White Mountains
Sleeping cars attached To both the night express
trains running between Rouse's Point and Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale 81
the principal stations. , g. =,
! d. Alban- VI. June % 1863
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Making q per cent for the year end.
ing Aug 1868 Said per cenage be upon the orig
na amount Of the premium note, without reference any
Endorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer at his Office
in Montpelier, before the l4th day Of Oct 1868.
Members Of the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect the Legislature Local Agents Of
the Company schedu showing the of assessment
due from each respecyey and they particularly de-
to see that the mory thei assessments is forwarded
to the Office October The must be paid when
due Those who fail thus pay ought not to expect be
paid if their property is destroyed by fire. little atteno1
to this the part Of the Members of the Company at TIE
proper time, will them expense and .roIble. (See
Act Of Incorporation, your Policy, which will be en-
forced) j. I. THURSTON, Treasurer
Montpelier, Aug %, 1868.
u The publishers Of each weekly newspaper this Stat
requested to publish the above notice three weeks sue
cessyey in their respective papers for which three dollars
will be paid presentation of their bills at this Office
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swered.
RemarLs-The Butter market has mi cred
from its late depression aud more freely Cheese
quiet but paces about the same Pork and Beef more &C
tive at advanced prices Flour and Grain in good request
Beans in gaod demand. Wool firm. Hopsiuactivc. Ship
pcrs more active,
W. 5. MCCLURE Il Co.
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svnhilis and Merourial Disease.

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Vermont Mutia Fire Insurance
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1863
THE Members Ol the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
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NEW YORK, Nov q. A Washington dispatch
SAYS Gen. Meade has boldly taken the initiative,
and most glorious results are anticipated The
nights of Fredericksburg are within his grasp,
and with this stronghold in his possession, and
the short line of railroad to Aqua Creek for
supplies, he may move rapidly upon Richmond
reaching there in FIVE or Fix days. His army Is
we'll supplied with pontoons to cross small
streams On the route.
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WAsHINoToN. Nov. 27. The Army of the
Potomac moved early yesterday morning toward
the Rapidan, and the headquarters followed at
TO clock. The army advanced in three columns
to cross at as many different lords
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New York, Nov. 81. Charleston rebel dis
patches state that six launches made an attack
on Sumter on the Oath inst, but were repulsed
Ten shells were thrown into Charleston the
same day and eighteen were thrown In on the
2lst, striking ten buildings. The fire on Sum.
ter on the night of the list was heavy. One
white man and two negroes were killed.
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PROPOSALS.

EkVfveALs ILL b. RECEIVED at TUE
Washington, D., q until II o'clock m. OF May
3. lies, or tie rushing I'd delivery Of ao3at
ONE MILLION or BRICK, ore or less, for Csc
the treasury extension
All bricks naukt be OF the best quality, sound
snCs With raIn?. that may hs zen At this Office
y ddsrs .isl give Price Per Thousand dsliysred az
and IN inch Quantities Pc. day As the necessities of
the .ork may require. Tn. whole to se delivered
by the FIRST of Sap ember, 1868
All bice rauit be- accompanied By the written
guarantee Of two rsRponsibi parsons that the
bidder il Able to perform the contract. and will
execute the contract should it be awarded to him
and tsAt the bidder is q manufacturer OF brick
The Depar TINS nj reserves the right ts reject a.
Ill tie bies ahnuld il Ia cansiaa red its interest t.
do So and none will be cons6 cred u at do NOT con-
form to the Requirements Of thus Ad, ertisement
Bids 10 he inclo. ed in a sealed envelope, and IN
dorsed proposals for Brick !"
ISAIAH ROGERS. Engineer in Charge.
May 20 lsx3 my 81 thsttmrs1
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THE EVENING STAR.
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
correspondence Of the Star.I

GEoRGETowS, May a.th, 1890
noe me following arrisals:-S.ea;u,.r Soy
mcnTs Eoo,1, Philadelphia. merchandise. 10
hyde Davidson: schooner Rabeeca an, Har-
riet, Rlannon, Mills Vile, lumber 10 r. pickle.
reli, scEr.' Mary and AGeline, yenk.ns, Port
Depoene, Mo-, lumber to Jas. Liboey; steamer
government: str. Star, Curtis, Aqua Creek,
light: schr. VIM. A. Finneyan wii.der, Bait,
brick TO j. NJ. Stake; schr. Express, Vent
worm, bansor, Me, hay and POTATOES TO Sui
schr. Haxali, Boget, N. / hay and cement TO
washington AqueGuct; numerous small craft,
from little Fails. sr,n,o FISH to John A. Knight
schr. Tram Smith, Kerry, Alex, light; also
sebr. Il. 5. Denring, Thorn, J. r. Wallace, In
dieot', and Franklin Belle, Robinson, light.
departed by river:-Schr. Maria Pickup,
BAKER; New York; Mary S;a Ms. p Boston;
Mass, coal, from Rays dock; schr. J. e.
McShane, Alexandria, coal, frcn Agnews
dock; schr. ]. r. Watson, Lane, Dlghton, Mass,
and j. p. Wallace, IndicoLt, do, do, coal, from
Borden Mining Go.
Arrived by canal Boats Boyer It Watson
and .Jno Rumlinp, coal, TO VIM II. Snow i Co.;
j. brcngie, A. r. stone, coal, to Jno. fSung;
d. }. Woods, coal. TO AgBew's dock; Thos.
Sammon. coal, TO Cumb Coal d ]. Co.; Anna
Reinharf, ITO tons coal, @. f. Newman, Jas. M.
Baker, L. Stanhope, and expected, coal, 10
Borden Mining Co.; Maggie Miller, JOS. J.
Graham, A. Snyder, Gen Mcclellan, Nimrod,
w. CARROT, H. Il. Cromwell, coal, to Rays
docks: Capt. Jno. Short, to Morgan Il Rein
hart
Departed &C. Z. Detmold, Anna Reinhart,
,.76, Boyer It Watson, r. H. Alvey, Thos.
Sanmon, G.. Il. Newman, P. L. Detmold, J.
BrnnFle, G.. w. Rohback, w. Il. Chaplain, r.
Stewart, Jno. German, Maggie Miller, NJ. ].
Woods.
Business duh. Markets unchanged; whole.
sale quotations as follows:
Flour. super, 1915; extra, $7.a5; family, com.
mon, SS.25as9.5O: Darby's, SO; Welch's, SiO.50;
Rays, Si025asi0.50. Wheat red, S1.5Gas i.56;
white. 81 .6GaSi.70. Corn, yellow, CSC; white,
tSc.a$f. Oats, by measure, 6Da65c., hay, S25a
800 mill stuE-middlings, sc.s5c.; brown stuff.
Soc; shorts, 35c.; potatoes. aeast,c apples, S4a
$3.50; lemons per box, $3.50: cider, 1ea22c.; do,
clarified, a5a3ac.; champagne cider, Sass per
case; whisky, 44c.; SALT G. A, 81 s7aSl.9 80; fine,
a2.75; bulk, 75c. per bushel. Cumberland coal,
S4.25aS5.o0; anthracite, $3.50; wood, pine, $3.50
IS. oak, IS scaS6. Lumber, pine, S25 per NJ.
ass per n. Shad, s2l per HUNDRED.
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DROP Ais FOR PUEL.

QUARTERM2sTER's OFFICE q 8. MARINE CoRPs,1
WASHINGTON. 9th May. 1868.
SEALED PRoros. LIS will be received at this offca
until Thu-scss, the Ssth day OF June, 1868 at 8
o'clock P. u for suppl yiDg WOOD AND COAL to
July, 1853, to SGth June, 1861
the Wood to be good ,ncrchantable oak, and to
be delivered, piled and inspected at such
points within the walls Of the Marine Barracks "a
nsc. be s designated by the oommsnsins Marine
! he Coal to be best white ssa anthracite egg
coal, free from dust, aud to weigh c,2i0 pounds 70
the ton to be ;zhed, in. pactad and delivered at
sseh points githn the walls Of the Marine Bar
Marine 0fesr free Of ex pense to the United states.
and both wood and coal to be furnished ~ such
times and In such Quantities as the said Com.
manding Marine ohiceE may require.
Payments Viii be made upon th 9 quarterly requi-
sitien Of the Commanding Officer, stating the
quantities required tor the use Of his command,
agyeeably to regulations.
4 guarantee 70 be signed by two RESPONSIBLE per-
the District Judge. o. 8. District Attorney,
OF Y. 9; Coilectcr must accom- psny each proposal,
otherwise It will n OF be considered.
To be endorsed "Pr oDosais for Fuel" and ad-
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