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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

ten Grart. hef re he went into tho
army was Tanner aad Carrier ia Mianes5-
IA.
The dwelling of Wilson r. Jordan
Of Waltham was burned on Monday last,
with all of its contents Loss 81 400. No
Insurance.
We learn that the diptheria is still
raging at Winter lIarbor. There has been
81 deaths since October, in a population Of
$50. Averaging one each week
Tho fishermen Of Ffenchmah'. Bay
are making Preparations to % int, the porgy
business on n larger scale than ever before
The pr sent high price Of oil gives an im-
pulse to the business
S. S. Marble, Esq, the Deputy Col
leetor OF Customs at Wadotoro, has been
appointed Collector OF that Port, vice Gen.
Davis Iilson, who is doing good service in
the army.
-General Hancock of the Is. Division
Hooker army has assumed command Of the
ID army corps, and General John c. Cald-
well Of the Is, brigade succeeds him in CON-
mand of the Division.
Rufus 5. Stevens Of Paris, y. \. Joy.
Of Ellsworth, and Charles T. Ranlett, Of
fhomaston, have been appointed by the Gov
ernor and Council Commissioners to take ac-
count OF stock In the Maine State Prison
aud transfer the same to the cGstoi y of the
new Warden, Warren ii. Rice, Esq Of
Hampton.
The Boston Post SAYS " 4 man can
ct along without advertising; so can a cart
without ereasing-but it goes right hard"
Tie Pension Office at Washington has
lately recorded the nineteen thoussndth APP
pllcation OF wives made widows by this war.
An old topper says the two most pre-
cious things now included in hoops are girls
and kegs OF whiskey.
We see it stated that the 23i Maine
Regiment will leave Washington for home
clded whether the regiment should be mus
tered out in lewiston or ia Portland.
Times.
a letter from West Point states. as
an example of the efficiency of the grad
uaiing class of cadets, that they dismount a
cannon and separate the parts oil the car
rage and remount and reunite them and tire
the gun Ia twenty-six seconds.
The London Court Journal says the
" Confederate Envoy" declares that as soon
as the war is over-with success to the Con-
ftderate Gauss, nobility consisting of Duke,
Marquis, Earl, Niscount and Lord. with
BarOnet and knigh, complete, is to be form
ed.
- Rev. A. B. Erie, who labored with
50 much success in Fall River, i, now en-
gagged in revival work in H,verhill, Mass,
published letter from him says IL think
at least one hundred and fifty souls have
found Christ here within sixteen dl,s lis
great work, and 1t is extending over the
whole place.
MAINE REGIMENTS At PoRr HupsoS.-The
18th, list, and oath Me-, Regiments were
engaged at the late battle in the rear Of
Pert Hudson. May 9th Gen Neal Dow
was wounded in the hip but not BADLY
Capt. o. W.. Trask of Atkinson, acting
MAJOR of the l4tb, was severely wounded in
the shoulder. Col. Illsley of the 18th and
Adj't Woodland of the 2lst, were wounded
but not severely. No other causalties in
# e ire rnrimerts. saws n Bacon ROME
cor. esponaens vi tue na,y.
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SriLL SoUSD on THE 6oosE.-Hon. Bion
Bradbury has returned from New Orleans
sound on the goose, or still in favor of slay-
cry, the rebellion and the South. Sarry to
hear this, but it is just what we expected to
hear. Mr., Bradbury did no. @ to New
Orleans in the right character to be convert
ed to Union mln, he went AS u Politician
nd hut as a soldier.
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for consultation The Governor has re >eiv-
cd a despatch from Secretary Stanton asking
how many troops Maine can furnish forth.
with for six months, to be credited on the
draft.
The Governors of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey and the Mayor Of Philadelphia, have
issued proclamations calling upon the people
to suspend business and assist in driving back
the rebels.
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POLrTic,L.-lt is stated tia. Gen. Nc.
Clellan sent letter to 5. s. Cox. declining
the use Of his name in the OHIO Democratic
Convention, and saying that he did not bar.
monIze with the movement Of the peace
Democrats in that State.
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81 As soon as Dsmocro,;. C.,.,.,

81 AS soon as Democratic General en-.
sers the services of his country, and does his
BEST Tor the suppression of the rebellion, the
Peace Democrats throw him overheard
Gen Shepley, the present Military Governor
OF Louisiana, lifelong Democrat, is nov
d's'"nca ~ lie oid party lsisads,
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The correspondent Of the Tribune SAVE

The Second regiment Louisiana Native
Guards, Colonel Nelson, attracted great
attention for their undauntci bravery
Their bearing up n this occasion has forever
settled in this department al. qu slans a.
:. 49, - --.... :. $3.50 ..sors
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Troops Leariag y. Y. for Sat of War
More pqri,caior, Of Gen. Miroys More
ents-Jacksons old Corps in The Rebel
nasbu-g, Va-Hooker Marching on Far
far &dtion-Iieary caanoaadiag Heard at
Thoroughfare Gap.
New YoRK, 10Th
4 SdfJlk correspondent states that Gen
Corcoran, with l2.000 men, let there on
the 18th in the direction of Blaekwater.
Gen jenkins is at Franklin with quite a
force, and it is surmiscd that onr troops are
destined there.
New York, 10Th.
All our militia regiments are getting un-
der arms at their ar,nories. Bells were rung
at midnight in Brooklyn calling out the
minute men. and the regiments OF that city
assembled at 8 O'Clock this morning. A
large number leave for Philadelphia this
forenoon.
4 Baltimore American of yesterday says
the most reliable information We have been
able 10 obtain is to the following etfse.
An at ack Was made on Saturday morning
on small force of our men at Berryville,
under Gen McRnynol3s, of which the LIST
Indiana battery formed n part They fell
back before superior numbers, and joined
Gen. Milroy at Winchester. After sharp
engagement at the same time Winchester
was attacked in front from, the South by
fures reported to be under the command Of
Gen. Ewell, tho successor Of Jackson.
Fine troops that made the attack at Ber
ryyille ere reported to be under Gen. Trim
be 4 third force, after this encounter, are
said TO have captured a small detachment Of
our men at Bunker bill, and then moved on
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TIE " y Militia Orfered 10 the SEA! OF
War 900 Rebels Surround Gen Nd!
ray at W,ncheNsr-Hs dghts has toag 10
Hqrpe, SIS Fer, Our troops are m0ring
IN the Peninsula.
CnANBERsBURc. Pa. 18th.
Lieut.. Palmer, lust retained from Green
castle, had To fight his way out two miles
this sid: Of that place. He reports that the
enemy are advancing in three columns. one
towards Mcrctrsburg and Coal Mountains.
Ii is not known whsther they will proceed
in short columns or concentrate
\ large fro is sen II the direction OF
Grecncastle now.
Lieut.. Palmer reports the column az
Greencastle about 5000 strong. principally
cavalry, supported by infantry and artillery.
New YoRE. 18th.
Gov. Andrew, who is here, has rendered
to the Government the services of all the
available Mass, militia. including the re-
Gently returned 44tb, Sd, and 9th rests.
1t is understood that all the y. Y. City
Ia ilitia regiments have been ordered to the
seat Of war.
ALBANY. 18th.
The Gov. received to-day dispatches from
Washington calling for p 900 militia men
immediately. lie has summoned the several
Major Generals OF the State Militia to Alba
nv for consultation. and taken steps for the
rapid organization of the militia, General
Sanford telesraphs he can bring 5000 men
without delay, and the General commanding
the sth division promises 1000 more. \
draft will be made under the State law L
fill up TO their maximum number all the
militia regiments in the State, and from these
the % 900 will be supplied.
They are called upon to serve six months,
and will be credited to til. STATE as three
years men, under the impendin. national
draft. They are to serve without State or
National bountes.
BALTIMORE, 18th
The americans special report from Har-
pers Ferry. says Gen. Milroy SUCCEEDED in
cutting his way thro' the rebel lines, AMI
reached there this forenoon. after eyacuatins
Winchester.
The fighting WIS desperate and the rebels
were repulsed repeatedly with heavy loss.
Finally they were largely reinf0rcel and
Gen. Mllroy made his arrangements on San
day to abandon Winchester. finding the
rebels end ayoring closely - invest the place.
He lost some 2la0 IN n in killed, wounded
and prisoners.
Military movements are in progress to
cheek the reb'l movement in thi. dIrec; ion
which i. would beimproper t. particulariz,.
PHILADELPHIA, 18th.
The \. 7. 1th regt. have olerel their SER
vices to aid in resisting invasion of Penn.
and are expected to leave for Harrisburg to-
morrow
CIycIyNATI, 18th.
/ Gov T. al has famed n rnrlama tim ga .
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1Ay"y ~ th XXX en-, l0n 'stJ."ta ar
NY 'o'vvo '@ro"y .A' :o1ae 81, fI n
noeHL ,1lo army ~ oioss TUfS""
a G"H's.oN 1"'.rg3e" =, -af"'''S ".a'-
~ Hefni"fIee-i as he'e' -ta'a'es az var
n"so"y-oen, -ni'ty o'"sesf'n9 "s"
1n,, "nn ac itoe' a1 oy me Ires.3s q
$4,000 'e tO'' - q ''3
ru ,,,,...n h" loAN' !"
Ahe n'eS eoi'oi,"'iy s'ss '"t' i'', ,,l
ZION feaGueu '".' ci'y yes,eFiig from " as
'ns''' ana Lsc Amy, W. s''o's va
nor,hward and Can - wss hns,sn;nn
north to prevent the advance of the rebels.
In the meantime, bv Friday, Hooker
whole army WAS on the northward march -
Following that dly line between Warren.
ton and Ca.tels Station
Lee has been Joined by large detachments
from n. &. and the BIackwater. and all his
cavalry has been massed on the North Fork
OF the Rappahannoek.
Lnnsstreet's CORPS lately at CuIpcpper has
doubtless been Joined to Lee forces and our
army recently has been heavily reinforced
from the Ntnscmond. Peninsula and else
wherc.
No off .ial or s,mi.ofiei,l indications Of
these movements have been received from
Washington. The Times saws. the accounts
we have obtained from other sources, but
there seems to be agreement that our chief
army and tina, Of the rebels are both on the
move and on sueh route and so close to-
gether that thev eau hardly avoid collision
soon.
u,,,,s,,.,c D. 1,.,
The following proelamatiou has ius, been
;..nsJ he ,be H.
e Pm hv An',ra,yf: e., CO " .a; /
Ca,umon,yc33l;b
npoc; ,,,,r,oN
e-2A =" = 'i"N'
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The y. Y. Militia Orfered 10 the SEA. OF
Wars 200 Rebels Surround Gen Mo
rag at Hiachester-Hs dghks has tosy 10
Harpe'ss Fer y Our troops are moring
IN The Peninsula
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Washington as SIft-R,ossr's Arny Falig
Coccriay it-THe REEFS Onc'Fy ear camps
at ta'aoufh- Hooker's Army al But Run
DsfHae netcs from, H5okers Array Do
'a9s Of our Carah y-fdeis, RaR,ors ard
SpecH'aiioG,
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Gen. Grart. hef re he went into tho
army was Tanner aad Clrri-r in Mlanes5-
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a letter from West Point states, as
an example of the efficiency of the grad
uaiing class of cadets, that they d,smoant
cannon and separate the parts oil the car
rlage and remount and reunite them and tire
the gun III twenty-six seconds.
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MONTPELIER MARKET, Nov. 9;

PROvsIoNs.-Butter, q to 25 Cheese, Tito 10; Lard
l2to IL Lalow Il. Dried Apple Il. Eggs 20 cents
Potatoes 50 75 Beans s., go $50. West India su-
gars, - to 1T. Peas, $1,O0 to so.
onons-$1,50 TO $50, Appes-t8,O0 per Dbl.
FLorR- Extra, $500 10 $50. Doable Extra 1915 to
$50 super-EAtra 1000 1850
GRAM AND HAV-Corn, $1,1s. Oatsl %. Herdsgrass
Seed ST. to 275 per bushe Clover Il to IA per pound
Hay, So to per ton. Rye, $l00.
Notwithstanding and green hard wood $50 to 90
Shingles, $500 to 1850. Wool 60 to 10. Bark
800 to 100 per cord, Nails 525 to $50
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BOSTON MARKET, Nov. n.

Flour-Western, 1915 to HOO.
POrk-Prme, $500 to Il 90 Mess, $1S, co to 1850.
Beef s14,00 to 1900 Lard, III to 10. Hams II 13c
Hogs dressed, 90 to co.
Butter 20 to % Cheese, II to 15 Eggs % to &C. Pc
tatoei 81 to 200. Dried Apple 81 to 81.
Beans $3.50 to 1915. Peas 30 to $1lO.
Herds grass seed 1928 to 1915. Glover, II to 81.
Starch to u Talow, I to lot.
Wool, Full Blood Merino, IS to 80 Threeourhs blood
to rs Halfbood 10 to II Common 10 to 70.
Corn 1,o4 to 1,15. Oats.SO to 90. Rye 100
Hops Is to 20
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MAXIM q per cont. for the r.ar d.

Making z per cent. Tor The year end
ing ng 1865 SAID per centage to be upon the og
na amount othe premium note without reference To a
Endorsement -and to be paid to the Treasurer at his o
IN montpelier, on or before the l4th day Of Oct 1868
Members OF the Company viii find in the hands of tba
representatives elect to the legislature or Local Agents
the Company schedule showing the amount Of assessment
ue rom each respectively an they particularly de.
sired to that the money for their assessments is frs5
TO the Office in October The must be paid when
que hese who fail thus to pay ought to expect 10 IA
pa1 II their property is destroyed by fire little attention
10 this on the part Of the Members the Company at the
proper time, will them expense and tro1be iSee sec
forced.) i n rUIGRST0y r.da.Ss 1N
Montpelier, Aug. g. 1853
u Inc publishers Of each weekly newspaper ia this State
are requested to publish the above notice three weeks sue
ceSsVey IN their respective papers for which three dollars
VIII be paid on presentation OF their bills at this oice
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
FEMALE PILLS,

THIS invaluable medicine sunsiling In the cure OF all
those painful snd dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution.
1t moderstes all excesses and removes all obstrucop.
from Whatever cause, and speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies'
is peculiarly suited 1t will In short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, az thsv
are sure to bring Miscarriage but at every other
time ana every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In ali cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Heaviness Fatigue on slight
tion Papitaton Of the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits Hyg
terics SICK Headache Whites and all the painful diseas
es occasioned by disorganiEed system these Pills will
enect q cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each packave
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing so pills. and encircIed with ,hs
stamp OF Great Britain be sent post free
for $l,00 and postage stamps q
sold by all Druggists. noy9slymwA
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, thatwe need
not do moro than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, M. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
Waterbury, Wholesale and Retail Agents w
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Vermont Central and Suili-
VAN Railroads.
Trains Going south and East.

leave Montpelier at 55 A. NJ, II 80 A. M and 10 SO y
M AL Tram leaves Rouse's Point so a., BurIing
w ton 1lo A NJ connecting at White River Junction
and Bellows Fails with trains fo Boston, Worcester, &c
and with Vermont Valley R. R. for Springfield and New
York. arriving New York at l0,ljP NJ.
CHICAGO EXPREss Tram leaves OgdeIHburgh at $50 A.
M Montreal al 500 kouse's Point at g. l. a. NJ c
Boston, Troy and New York.
NIGHT EXPREss TRAIN leaves OEdensbufgat 70 Is p NJ
Montreal at 345 M, ROuses Point at 600 q; arrv-
ing Boston $40 NJ, connecting at B,slo y Falls
with Cheshire H. r. for Boston and WOrese. ll1 witt
Vermont Valley n r. for Springfield and Nay Aaven
and arriving in New York at ago P. NJ.
Trains Going North and V-cs>,
Leave Montpelier at 48 NJ 500 A. M rs H., and
4.40 p
CHICAGO ExPREss TRAIN leaves Boston az 6.9)A M,
White river junction at 10 Is Nj, BuTing.1 $50
M for Ogdensbagh, Chicago and the West making close
connections.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 730 A. M, via. Lowell
Lawrence or Fchburg. Leaves Springfield at $50 A n
Bellows Falls at 1920 for ST. Johnsbury, Liteton
Burlington, &c. arriving at Montreal at 10 80 P NJ E,
and Ogdensbnrg at5.30 A. NJ.
fCCGA@OUATIoN TRAIN leaves Mortified at 90 A. NJ
and Burlington, at $50 NJ, for Rouses Point and Mont
real.
AlGHr EXPRESS TRAIN lea Bellows Falls at 9 Is NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley R. r. leaving
New York at 500 A. NJ, and from Cheshire R. R.
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
800 P. M. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave White
River Junction at ll4S P. M, arriving at Burling-
ton al 4.5o A. M. Rouses Point at 655 A. M, Mo Mt
the Mail Trains and the Day Express Trains
White River Junction with PassumpsIc Road for and from
B oston and the White Mountains
Sleeping attached to both the night express
trains running between ROuse's Point and Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale al
the principal stations.
G. MERRILL, sup't.
ST. Absna VT, June 90. 1863
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Che GQQrHetg.
CAmBRIDGE MARKET. Nov. is

CAMBRIDCE MARKET, Nov. IS
4. Market 1865 Cattle about 100 BeeYes 800 Stores
lonsising Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows and one, two
and three years old.
Prices tBeei-Extrats 25 to $50 quality
$3.50 to 775 I'd $500 to 6,25 I'd, $4,OO. to 600.
Working Oxen-c90 TO 175.
Cows and Cal7es-2-5 to so.
YearIings $l4OO 1900 two years old SIS 90 to %
90 three years old, $500 to $500.
Sheep and Lambs-50O at market prices in lots 1915
to 3,2j each extra, $40 to 5,75.
Spring Lambs-3,25 to / %.
Hdes-sl to 0 pr.lb Talow-9 to 0eprlb.
Veal Caves-l2c to l4c per h. Calf skns-12 to lie pr lib
Pets 81 80 to 200 each.
Remarks-There was not so large stock at market as
last week. Tut sufficient for the demand owing to the
storm the usual number buyers present Prices
rsther lower.
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RELIEF IN TEN MIUTEs
Bryan's PulmOniC Waters.

tbs most speedy remedy discoye red
all Diseases OF the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis Influenza,
Hosrseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &c, &C.,
THESE WFERS give the most instantaneous nd per.
fect relief and when psrsevered with according to
directions never fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored to perfect health who have
Tried ether means in vain To all Glasses and all cons-
buttons they are equally blessing nd ourenone need
despair, no matter how long the disease may have exist
cd, or however severe may be, provided the organo
structure OF the vital organs Is not hopeessy ecayed
Every one afflicted should give them impartial trial
TO vocaliss and public Speakers these Waters pc
eularly valuable they will In day remove the most
severe oooasonsl hoseness and their regular use for
few days will, at all times increase the power aud fex
b OF the voice, greatly improving its TOME compass
ana for which purpose they regularly used
By many professional vocalists. Noy28wdAmIy
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, 81 eortiandt Street.
Price % cts per box. For sale by all DruReists
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Notice.

The friends Of forming musical society will
meet at Burnham's Hotel, in Montpelier, this
evening, Nov. Oath, 1868, at l2 O'Clock, Tor
the purpose of completing the organization.
All those in favor of forming such society ore
invited to attend.
BY ORDER OF THE CoMMITTEE
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For Rats, Mice, RORches, Ants, Bed Bugs
moths In turs, WOOlens sc. Insects en-
Plants, 'FOwis,r Animals, sc.
"Ou'v infable remedies known"
" Free from Poisons."
NO. dangerous TO the Human Family
Rats come out Of their holes to die.
~ Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
U Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
" !! BEWARE Of all worthless mutations
~ See that CosrARs" name is on each Bon Bottle
and FLASK before you buy.
9T Address HENRY II. COSTAR.
6J- Principal Depot, No. 4S2 Broadway, N. Y
W Sold by ~ the Wholesale and Retail Druggists in
Montpelier, vt.
August g. 1868. yP1v
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Critical Notices of the Pr.s.
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anu intelligence is altogether superior to that
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day on which It was first perused.-N Erening Post.
we would not so often call attention to uarper's
weekly II we were not we'll satisfied that it is The best
Fdny Paper published tn the United States and for that
reason, ana thai alone, we desire to see ii undermine
and root out certain kind OF literature too prevalent
VIM n Dlunts the morals of its readers yitiaes their
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wherever we go-ln iail-cars and steamboats, we find
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figured in the bloody scene of war. OF all such men,
ana Places and events his paper furnishes the best H.
lustrations Our future historians will onici them.
selves out OF HARPERs WEEKLY long after writers and
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There is u report that Gov, Bradford of Ma
ryland will not give certificates to the recently
elected members of Congress, alleging that the
election was not free one.
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Charleston letter says the North an(
Northwest SIDES OF Sumter are apparently al
good as ever.
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Important to Wool Growers.
LOR'S
sheep Dipping Composition

suus over one pound Of wool to each fleece tesides ~
ueI,uy improving the condition Of the sheep at cost
ohy ABOUT cents head No farmer should Ter tbis se
pas without using it. Particulars sent free on ami
VAIN" LABOR BROTHERS.
p,,, al. f., . .., ~ ~ Genesee st, Utica, n Y
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swered
RemarksThe Butter market has in measure reco red
from its late depression and it freely Cheese
quiet but paices about the and Beef more ac
tive at advanced prices Flour and Grain in good request
Beans in gaod demand Wool firm. Hops Inactive. Ship
pcrs more active.
Respectfully yours,
". s. MCCLURE l. Co.
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BY TEHEGRAs9H
TO THE FREEMAN
7 O'CLOCK A. M

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. 1t was published
here to-day and telegraphed North that the Ar
my of the Potomac commenced an advance on
the enemy.
Gentlemen who arrived from the front to-
night are entirely ignorant of the alleged move
ment. The announcement was premature.