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TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Secreary's 0nice, oct 1853.
n ETeaehers, Institutes for the Counties GRAND ISLE
WASHINGTON LAMoII LIE, FRANKLIN and CHITTEN
DEN, will be held as followsi
At JOHNSON Dec, oth ana 9TH.
" NoRTHPIELD, llth " 18th.
" Sr. ALBANs, 18th 10th.
" UEDERHILL, 18th " 10Th.
so. Hero, " 23rd @ Oath.
The Institutes will each continue in session during two
days commencing at 9 A N.
All friends Of Education invited to attend.
Town superintende Is desired to that Teachers
are notified, and urge hem to attend.
Cergymen are respectfully invited to give notice from
their PULPIT
wr46w2t Us. ADAMS, Sc cretary.
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Making 2i per cent. for the year enA
ing Aug 1868. Said per cenage be upon the o.
na amount Of the premium note, without to any
Endorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer his once
in Montpelier or before the 14th day Of Oct, 1858
Members Of the Company will find in the hands Of Ii.
Representatives elect to the Legislature Local Agents
the Company schedule showing the amount OF assessment
due from each respectively and they particularly de-
sired to that the money for the forwarded
to the Office in October The be paid when
due These who fail thus pay ought not expect b
paid II their property is destroyed by fire. little attention
to this the part VI the Members of the Company h.
proper time, will them expense and trouble. see
Act OF Incorporation, your Policy, which will be en
forced) J. 7. THURSTON, Treasurer
Montpelier, Aug. IS, 1858.
U The publishers Of each weekly newspaper this Stat.
requested to publish the above notice three
cesvey in their respective papers for which three dollar
will be paid presentation OF their bills at this Office
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observation-disclosures.
REPORTS
By Mr.. Cree, for the Committee On CIsims
adversely to Senate bill No. 43, to pay O. ID.
Mathews tho sum therein mentioned third read.
ing refused.
BY Mr.. Clark of Bennington. for the Commit.
tee on Finance, adversely to House bill, No. 1877,
amending section Is. chapter 1913 of the Genera
Statutes, entitled " OF the State Prison."
Mr.. Stevens moved that the bill be ordered to
lie; agreed %.
By Mr.. Clark of Rutland, for Committee on
Finance, adversely to House bill No. 81, relating
10 salaries OF judges OF Probate; third reading
refused.
BY Mr.. Cushman, for the Committee on Edu-
cation, favorably. with proposal of amendment.
to Senate bill No. SO, providing for the ssle Of
land scrip donated by Congress; .nsndm cot
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Englesby, the 2ls. rule was
suspended and the bill was read the third time
and passed.
by Mr.. Child, for Committee to whom was re-
ferred the report Of the Serge snt.st-Arms recon-
mending some slight repairs.
by Mr.. Child, for the Committee on Beads.
adversely to Senate bill No. 33, in anne ndment OF
section 20, chapter 100, Of the General Statutes.
entitled " of pounds and esirays."
Msssrs. Stafford and Engle.by briefly advoca-
led the bill.
Mr.. Child opposed the bill.
The third reading was refused.
by Mr.. Gree, for the Committee on Claims.
adversely to Senate bill No. 80, to pay Susan Ii
Eastman. the sum therein mentioned.
Messrs. Stoughton and Peck advocated the
bill. VAC
Mr.. Peck moved to amend by adding $50 to
sne amount, making it $3.50 agreed to-
Third reading dered. Yeas 10. nav 12-,bs
President giving the deciding vote.
BY Mr. Bean, for the General Comu;,,.. T.
yoraby TO House bill No. l65, to ipcorno,s,s tho
ltssburgh Aqueduct Company; read III, third
time and passed 10 concurrence.
THIRD READING or BILLS.
Senate bill No. Al, 10 amendment Of chspts,
ilO OF the General Statutes, relating to the Mi.
- litis passed.
An act to pay Susan s.. II. Eastman. the sum
therein mentioned.
Mr.. Englesby said he was unwilling TO est.b.
lish any precedent 10 this matter, and thus bring
up an old controversy which had been slreads
settled.
Mn. Stoughton said the paying a small pi,tapc.
20 p-or widow and fatherless children could NOT
be taken to be precedent in any sense.
Va the passage Of the bill Mr.. Hocomb called
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-11
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Z O'CLOCK A. M
TO THE FREEMAN.

New YORK, Nov 10. The Posts Washing.
ton dispatch says all is quiet again on the Rap
pahannock.
The Government is redeeming, on the aver
age, 100000 daily of the maturing certif.
Gates of indebtedness.
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PEACE DECLARED.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale In williamstovn W
omprising the new Grist Mill, House and Barn. saw
MILL Store and sboutl2 acres Of land. The above prom
efy pays 20 per cent, and will be sold on reason
premises. tsHIEY pTIpR s ~ INC
fSy9ms N"D'nD
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All the evidence tends to prove that General
Meade has again outgeneraled Lee BY leading
him to believe it was his intention to move
down the neck opposite to Fredericksburg, thus
inducing the latter to weaken his front here to
strengthen that point.
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On the eth inst, between the Coffee House and the Pa
Wilton, pad and attachments to gig harness. The
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the stcr. Of u. Dewey.
Montpelier, Nov. 10, 1888. du
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-11

Gov. Bramlette Of Kentucky, has issued a
proclamation seconding the President call for
troops. His appeal to Kentuckisns to como
forward and fill up the ranks OF their thin regi-
ments In the field is at once earnest aud eloquent.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1858.
THE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insaraue,
Company heTeIy notified that the following assess
have made by the Directors Notes in tr
on following DAYS. to
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-11

VOTI or THE HOUSE, PASSING THE Essex
COUNTY RAILROAD BILL.-'l'he House passed the
Essex County Railroad bill last evening by
very emphatic vote :--l37 to S.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-11

New YORK, Nov. 10. The Richmond Eran.-
m.r OF thu 9Th inst. after recounting the man
ner OF the taking of the south bank of the Ten
nessee river ny General Hooker says the enemy
now have possession of both banks from Bridge
port to Browns Ferry, which enables t. EN- to
bring their supplies by water to a point within
two aud half miles OF their camp.
Grant is no longer dependent upon the rail
road Tor food, and his troops ave no longer to
live on half rations. 1t is no longer impossible
for him to winter at Chattanooga, if he thinks
proper to do SO, nor will his threatened ADVANCE
be any more Duli6ed by the want of stores. In
word, We have lost the advantages of the bat
tie OF Chickamauga. The battle of Chicka.
manga must be fought again"
WAsHISGToN Nov. 10. From information
which reached Washington tonight, the mes
senger leaving the Army OF the Potomac at 10
O'Clock this morning, it appears that Gen. Blu
ford yesterday reached point two miles north
OF Culpepper, driving the rebel cavalry and in
fanlry before him.
Gen. Lees headquarters on Saturday Ugh,
were at Brandy Station on the Rappahannock.
Our army lay in line of battle all day yester-
day, but Lee declined an engagement.
Snow fell yesterday afternoon along the line
OF mountains, covering the peaks OF the Blue
Ridge.
Gen. kDpratick occupied Pony Mountain
yesterday afternoon. Last night he discovered
u large area OF camp fires south of the Rapidan.
Forces of magnitude were seen in and around
Culpepper. This leads to the inference that
Lee has declined to risk a general engagement
IN the open field, and withdrawn his forces.
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The rebels captured in Saturdays battle con-
firm the destituton of their army, and the
North Carolina troops declare they will not
take up arms again.
The North Carolinians and Louisiana Tigers
(prisoners) bad fight in the cars on their way
nere-:he former boldly saying that they were
heartily sick OF the war, and did not wish to be
exchanged. The latter called them poltroons,
and at length they came to blows.
Prisoners and rebel surgeons LETT in charge Of
their wounded at the church at Kelly's Ford
agree In the statement that they were in full e1-
pectation of wintering here. Gen. Lees head
quarters were mile north of Brandy Station
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N. IL. PHILLIPS,
TEACHER or MUSIC, and dealer in PIANOS and
L hEL0DEON5, (BAshr, VIZ, has now on hand and
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nnish. The reeds brought To wonderful perfection
The high notes resemble the flute that they DEFY
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pipe organ and by the OF the patent swell the
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these Instruments to enYen the domestic circle. Pa
rents do not wait until the children old to learn
but buy Piano or Melodeon at once and set them to
work The best Instruments of various sizes constantly
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Orders addressed to n. l.. PHlLLIrs, Barre, Vt will
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THIS invaluable medicine is unfains in the cure Of all
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Nsw YORK, Nov. 10. The Wheeling Int eM-
seneer of yesterday publishes the following
CLARKsBURs, Nov. 8.
To Governor Boreman
Gen. Averill attacked JAckson's forces at Mill
point, in Pocahontas County on the 5th inst +,
and drove him from his position, with tri6ing
loss. Jackson fell back TO the summit of Droop
Mountain when he was reinforced by Gen. Eccles
with Patterns brigade and one regiment from
jenkins command.
The position is naturally strong one, and
was strengthened by breastworks commanding
the road. Gen. Averill turned the enemy's left
with his infantry, and attacked him In front
With bis mounted cavalry.
The victory was decisive, the enemy being to-
tally routed, throwing away their arms and
scattering in every direcsiod. Our cavalry pur-
sued till dark, capturing many prisoners and 9
large quantity OF arms. &c, The enemy g
wounded have all fallen into our hands. Our
loss in killed aud wounded is about 100.
(Signed) B.F. KELLY, Brig Gen.
Fo,rKgss MONROE, Nov. 10. Maj. Gen. But
Ter and Staff arrived this evening. A flag of
truce boat left to-day for City Point, with g
large lot Of clothing and ether necessaries for the
Union prisoners at Richmond
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.

ANNUAL SESSION, Is63.
TUESDAY, Nov. 10.
SE.R:AT'E-.41ernoow,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-28

TREASON AGAINST JOHN Bull How
much longer are we English to assist foreign
nations in misunderstanding us, by holding up
that ridiculous lay-fgure of our race known
by the style and title of John Bull? | take
up caricature in whicbit has been found nee
essary to present an impersonation Of England
How do find this done? | see a gross. over
fed, vulgar, unintellectual, arrogant, animalish
man, dressed in buckskin breeches and top
boots (which people never wear nowadays,
except when they follow the hounds), with o
heavy knobstick under his arm. and sullen
bulldog at his side. / am TO accept this as the
national portrait; and, what Is worse, II is sent
forth TO foreign countries with all the authority
OF its native origin. protest against this de-
testable object as anything like a reasonable
and correct expression OF the great English
race in its totality. A compound of a grazier,
butcher, licensed victualer, and hacker
OF prize-hghters. such as they were fifty or six
ty years ago, is no fit representation of our
Anglo-Saxon stock. Who Invented this picto-
rial libel? Judging from the costume, it must
have arisen with the present century but why
are we to be any longer bound by IL? Perhaps
1t was intended as a compliment to our stoid
King. George III, who dressed in a similar
fashion, was proud above all other things of
being "a Buckinghamshire farmer" and was
certainly not remarkable for either proftndity
or brilliancy OF intellect. But If so, the com
pliment having been paid, and the ROYAL
George In his grave some three and forty years,
see no reason why we should not select bet
ter figure for future use. Grazers butchers,
ana licensed victualers are very good and use
ml men; but | conceive they do not stand
quite high enough for the national ideal.-IAll
the Year Round.
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SAMBtCI WINE,
celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and beneficial
Qualities Is q gentle Stimuant Tonic Diuretic, and
Sudorfc, highly esteemed by eminent physicians,
used in European and American Hospitals. and BY
some Of the first families In Europe and America
AS A TONIC
1t as equal. causing appetite and building up
sne system, being entirely pure wine Of most val
AS DrURETIC.
It imparts healthy action of the Glands. Kidneys,
and Urinary Organs very beneficial in Dropsy ,6out
sPEER's WINE
l. not mixture manufactured article but Is pure,
from the juice Of the Portugal Sambuei grape eulii
waited In New Jersey, recommended by chemists and
ply sicans possessing medical properties superior
all weak and debilita ed persons. and the aged and
inhrm improving the appetite and benshiting ladies
LADIES' WINE.
Because ii will not intoxieate other wines. u
contains mixture Of spirits other liquors. and Is
admired for its rick peculiar favor, and nuritive
properties. mparting healthy tone to the digestive
organs. and blooming. son and healthy skin and
complexion.
few well known gentlemen and physicians who
Cen Winfield Winfield VS. Dr. WaS IL.
Dr. D x; Chiffon, Nr.Cfy. DR. p9usherty' Newark.
Dr.: ps!sya Siehoil,Sew- Dr. Marcy, Ne. York.
Dr. aI a., n i Boston Dr. Cummings Portland.
EY-None genuine without the signature of AL
FRED srEER. Passaic. n. j." is over the cork Of
each bottle.
rY-MAKE ONE TRIAL or THIS VINE.
For sale by Druggists and Az first class Dealers
City and town Agents supplied by the State Com
missoners.
A. sPEER, Proprietor.
vrSEyARp-Passaic, New Jersey.
OvvrcE-2os Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA FOY, Paris.
Agent for France and Germany.
soldin Portland by II. II. HAY Druggist. supply
ing Agent. dec22 dfy
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POETRY.
A Charade Of the second Degree.

All mathematicians know that every equation
of the second degree has two roots, every prob
lem of the second degree two answers. This
curious property must have been discovered by
luckless wights proposing puzzling questions
and receiving unexpected answers thereto.
Something of the same kind happened to the
author of the following charade, published IN
the Boston Advertiser few weeks ago:
Add to nv first an inch, and there'll be found
nopdescript who whirls his arms around;
Reverse my second, and-'tis very queer
Though lust before you. it will not appear;
Now, through my ,ohoie was Paradise lost "for
. good, /"
And through my whole got back--the best we
could
What nav be called the official answer is thus
versi6ed in the Advertiser:
"Give but an inch,' tits said "they take an ell''
Remember this, and also how to spell:
Ny first is MIL-now add an inch or l.;
You'll have q mill, that whirs its arms round
well.
II you reverse my second, ToN-'tis queer,
That, though before you, it will not appear.
Through MILTON, too, was Paradise LOST OBJ
tained
And through him, also, paradise Regained;''
MILTON g the whole, in first and second con-
tanned
Here is the second answer, which, oddly
enough, fits better than the first:
Your first is W now add an inch;
Does it not strike you ?-whirls its arms
winch
Reverse the OMEN, Chat word is your second)
Memo appears; though all the world was beck
oned,
The world may count, but nobody is reckoned.
w and oMEN-WoNES is your name;
You pawned our Paradise as a single dame,
But now, in numbers, all our rights reclaim,
And give us back our Eden, just the same