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BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. D.
FLOUR-Western superfne at 50 so "a loooi
common extras slo75 ell 90; medium extra at
sIlOo@u75 good and choice including the ia
vorite brands St Louis at $40 a u % q Dbl cash.
Corn remains firm, with small sales Of Western
mixed at 81 IS e hushel Southern yellow-nothinE
doing. Oats steady with sales Of Northern and
Canada at g. a csc T. bush Rye continues steady
Mt 81 50 n - y bushel Shorts 81 a Is
,e ton: Fine Feed so a .; and Miidinss at $50
q ton.
PROFESSIONALISM continues firm. Sales Of
prime at so 90 - oj mess at So 80 a i3 0o and
clear at $40 o. a A. % 2 Dbl, cash. Beef is steady,
with sale. Of Eastern and Western mess and extra
mess at s2o a p q bJl, cash, as to quality Lard
quiet sales in bbls and tierces at .. a @i.c 2 D.
cash. smoked Hams are selling at 10 a &c 2 b.
Cash. Butter sells at IS a SIC 2 b for good and
choice quality. Cheese is selling at 10 "a &c e %
for common to good, as to quality.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

tic sandwiches ' haze bouch. AZ raiircs,i
stations. Alas with what tender remorre
have recalled the Indifference with which |
have eaten plain, but excellent dinner every
day at home Broiled chickens with a slice
of pork. and potatoes undisgui7ed by ocean,
ol grease. whittier are We fed ? Roast nut
tons it dream? Bee. sieak-is it only
n phantom
Low dg .ou think ti'et get bp steal
here. as,''." -yraricn'Ra tc-19+ vi .hf SURF
hit 1i Lcin-rE tnT. iheT BOILED tht
beef; then sinEed II iit,ie then poured
hot water over II. into which they put
Ticce Of batter, then covered it With chop
ped onion leaves ! asked the waiter what
they called il IN German He said "RiE
sick. 10 is IN Fnplish dish ard the cermens
have no name for it. | thought of the
poets awful decd without a NAME -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25
INV NoEK. Nov a.

The Heralds Washington corre-i snacat
saws The French minister had au interview
with See. Seward in winch he renewed The
offer 10 place tine services of hiS government
al the disposal OF the L. :. Government 90
facilitate negotiations with the South. -.
Seward told him be would consult with the
President and invited him to another inter
view in the matter.
The Herald's letter from the Sheuaudaa
Valley saws The main portion of Early 9
army was IN the vicinity of Woodstock in a
wretched condition and much dlscoutentcl.
When Early made his advance last Saturday
be thought Sheridan had been Weakened.
but on learning ms mistake beat "a nasty re-
reat.
Earlv's retreat Is regarded a. an abandon
ment OF the lower part Of the valley
High officials here say there l. no question that
PROPOSITIONS alike honorable to both parties
will soon be made by Mr. Lincoln which
will afford an opportunity for the conieder-
ates to Law down their arms and resume their
places in stronger and more powerful
union shan has ever existed,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25
STATE OF VERMONT.
Il PROCLAIM MAT HON,

In accordance with long established Gus
tom. and in unison with the Recommendation Of
tho President Of the United States, / DO hereby
.rroiut Thursday the oath day Of November,
-stan; T. he observed as day Of Public Thants-
living and Praise to Almighty God: And DO
,nioin uTon the People of this State. that on the
dsv thus SCI apart, they rest from their usual
.,.eafiors. and assemble in their respective
rlsres Of worship. to render unto HIM their IN
ia.rped thanks for his exalted goodness, and 10
Law before Him their offerings Of grateful praise.
re+ NJ hank Fin for the fruitful season, for
.ta ,bhndaut harvest, and for the general health
nth which He has blessed our Commonwealth.
let rs ie,outly thank Him for the signal vic
tries that have crowned cur arms. and for the
new confidence and hope which they have inspir-
u for the speedy return Of permanent peace.
let Us thank Him for His restraining power
over the passions Of men; that, instead Of riot,
blo5dshed and anarchy, our people have been
Permitted 20 exercise the elective franchise in
peace and quieiness-
let rs urtise Him for the hope set before Us
IN the G.srel: that. through the merits and
.ufferiurs Of Jesus Christ our Saviour, We may
with confidence look for a glorious resurrection
and blessed immortality.
And while We partake Of the cheer and com
,-ts Of the social gathering, let US feryently re
member. with our prayers and our bounti,s, the
nor. the needy and tie afflicted; let us not be
1Bmindful Of the brave soldiers in the field and
1the hospital: and let Us make our united sup
,.ltiou 10 the God Of battles that he viii hasten
,s lay Of our deliverance, and restore TO us
Pace and Union-a Peace permanent and endur-
r- aud a Union ma5e perpetual because found
= ard cstablished upon the immutable princi-
r'ss u Justice.
Gireu under my hand. and The S,ui Of The
State, in the Erccutire Chambsr at
Montpelier, this fifteenth d1y Of .Norem-
Der, in the gear Of our Lori one thousand
sigit hundred and sirty-f0ur, and Of The
Independence Of the United states the
eightu-Hiutt,
J. GREGORY SMITH.
b. his E1cellency the Governor,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
sec. Of Civil and Military Affairs.
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' eTmOnt Items.

4 man named Oatman was arrested in
Rutland lis, week, ON the charg- ol forging
passes ur tue Rutland and Was lIuEton Rail
rad on Saturday he was examined and
released On bail.
An freshman at the polls in Windsor be-
ing challenged for his naturalization papers,
after much caution to the authorities not to
tier 1t. handed over a paper, which being
opened. was found to be hii against him
self for 1--WE barrels Of whiskey-
4 rri>t-mill in Sunderland. owned by Ez-
"a Marble. was destroyed by fire Oh Tuesday
the lst inst. the work Of an incendiary
loss about $4,000. 1t had served the people
in that vicinity for 50 years
Some two weeks ago, burglar entered the
dwelling-house OF Dana ). smith. Esq, OF
leicester, IN the night, and stole therelrom
S45 IN money and jewelry.
Patrick Weleh. formerly OF Brandon, has
invented a machine for dressing type. which
will materially diminish tie expense Of man
uhcture and make more perfect article
Silas Mosier, of NIorristown, was instantly
killed last week by falling down IN such a
manner as to break his neck lie was be
tween GO and 10 years of age
1. W. Corliss, of RIchGord, while doing
patrol duty one night last week. was thrown
from his horse and severe internal injuries
inflicted
George Z. Bailey, a man employed on the
farm %. j. E. Hoyey Of 81. Johnsbury' was
arre-ted last week and committed TO Jail 10
await trial for stealing from his employer
Part IF the property-shirts, stockings a
gold rur. &c. were found IN his possession
A nan was arrested in St. Johnsbury I'M
der tac yagrant act, the other day. and prov
ed i, identity by the editor Of the Cdie9o-
rlaH, Who recognized him as one VINO formerly
Vrotg poetry for that paper. The CdiedoH'a'l
-ay- The man was at once pronounced
ia,la- and discharged. Those persons who
are "a The habit of scribbling verses can draw
thur own inierences.'
Hosea Doton, assisted by W IN W. Ware o
Colorado and Jas. X P Chamberlin of Pom
fret. has made an accurate measurement o
the height of Mansfield Mountain, and find
the Chin (the highest point,) 1889 tee
ahove tide water
The CaledoHiGn calls the following pro
ceeding ''meaner than robbing hen-roOst
a certain man engaged to draw a certain
Pile OF wood to a widow in this village at
specified price. He commenced the job, an
meeting some one in distress for wood, an
who offered him dollar more a cord, notite
the widow that he should not bring her bu
one cord. unless she paid him the adyanc
price offered by the other individual. y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

vi-or Of Gen. Sherman will carry the army
through ui-mpiantly the work be las % d.
Monday nigh, last Hoods entire srmy' IN
-ltTing Hlrft,t's cavalry, was in the Imne
dmtc ne,eblor'lotd ii fu,cumbia and FLOR
,nc-. Ala. watched by the troop r. Fon
Thomas. whose strength be- says will rsn1e-
tac invasion oi Tennessee impossible ana eF-
en- th, withdrawal OF Hood dangerous 10
him.
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N,rrRE,s SECRETS APPLIED TO

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ABTAL ROGERS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons con-
District Of Chittenden, S. i cerned in the rs
tate Of Abial Ro-ers, late OF lnderllli, IN SAID
District, deceased,
Alta Probate Court holden ut Rurington, within
end fr the District gf Chtteuden, on the eth day
OF Nov, A. d.. I-4, lu Instrument purp.r5in- 70 10
ne ia VIII and Testament % Arial Rogers,
late OF Undesii in said Dstrict,dece1ssfi, was pre-
sentcd 90 the Court Aforesaid i1- Probate - tIo
Executor therein named
t-I IL f. ordered b. said Court that the 5il day
Of December. A. d. l-df, 10 tHc Probate court
Rooms in slit Bur..n-to 0e assigned for proving
aid Instruments and that notice -lercol ne gwen
- ,fI I.~.1rs concerned lv publishing this order
three weeks successfully in tie burlington flee
Pres "a newspaper printed aE said ----n 5-'a' p41-
vidus O. she time appointed
Turr-roRE you l-- hereby ElEhed e. appear
before said Court at the time lud pace ai'fesA'4,
aad contest the probate 90 s-i- WAL u f'~ N''
Given under nv hand nc Burlington in said Dis
II. T. WALES, 5uGrc.
U2lw3
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MONTPELIER, Nov. p

The Senate bill to organize l. regiments
of militia passed the House on Saturday eve
Ing with a proposal to amend 50 as to pro-
vide for unilorming the organized militia
The agricultural College bills are to be
discussed in the Senate this afternoon
The expectation is that the Legislature
viii adjourn tomorrow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25
EBIeGi.

ON Tuesday morning, Nov. %, at the residence OF
his father on Pine street, John Joseph Bolser aged
l3 years.
At Altoona. H., Nov. 18th, Of congestion Of the
laa-z. DR.. Hiram Hall. formerly Of Milton VI,
aged 35 years
In New York City, on Sunday evening. Nov 2''h
Arthur William. youngest child Of Henry J. nay
mond, aged years and 10 months
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

To TIE READER-Are you Of bilious nature
Does your food digest we'll Is your stomach in
order? Do you suler st times with the head
sche in fact, are you troubled with any Or al
Of these diseases that are go common in the ooun-
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Wahoo snd Casaya Bitters. Try bottle.
For sale by all Druggists and respectable deal
ers. JACOB PISKERToN, Manufacture,
II and 10 James at,
r22w2 Syracuse, y. \.
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NEw YORK. Nov 10

NEW uik- Nov. IT,
b. steamer MJruiue star from Wv Or
leans the 18th. we learn that the French
troous have eyacuatod Metamoras, leaving
the inhabitants 10 take care OF themselves
At Brownsville, Texas. there Is a small
rebel force, who apIrehend an attack from
the Union troops, now that their imperial
friends have withdrawn.
There Is nothing To prevent cur officers "c-
cupving Brownsville. Ii Is stated that Zen.
Canby's wound is OF such nature as 20
prevent him from taking the saddle Tor SIX
m0nts.
The reported capture Of large number
Of cattle by Col. Farrar which the rebels
were irving to get across the Mississippi
from Texas to supply Hoods army is con-
firmed.
The Heralds letter from Hilton Head, OF
the 18th. SAYS \ report has just come down
the river. that Sherman was marching OF
savannah. and that the Inhabitants OF thai
city were fleeing in dismay.
The Herald's Washington dispatch say7
The proposed appointment OF Peace Sommi'
sioners to the rebels, grows more IN favor Tie
more 1t is discussed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE

Liniment In Pint Bottles, price Fifty Cents.
$40 MAIN ST., HARTFORD, Csss.
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Respectfully yours. U LlTCHftELo'
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Nov. %. lln
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nRrNKENNEss CURED.

rg1HE !ucbriate may now bid defiance TO the tempt
I fn- tlla. Dr. Zsne's autl0te for strong orlns
-. es.-aii .ure flr kenness. II creates dis
no ~ -.-0l.- drinks and can be administered with
01f the Erarrlld- e of tine patient
..i. lr m respectable druggists in the United
s-t.es aud Canalgs. Price per box, or pacs
ar six boxes inr -.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

Brig. Gen. Barry, Gen. Sherman's Che
Of Artillery arrived here yesterday, seriously
H. He left Sherman at Kingston Ia al
Q A. NJ, on the 18th.
Cen. Barry says that Gen Sherman hs1
al IN, infsntrv. cavalry and artillery h'
wants. The men mad had eight months pay;
Tie outfit Is especially adapted toa ha'd and
ID 80 winters campaign, and the morale o!
the troops is unequalled. The efficiency and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

The Electors of President and Vice Presi-
dent meet on the trst Wednesday Of Deccm-
ber, at the capitals other respective States.
to cast their votes, which are sent to the
President of the Senate. and counted before
both houses Of Congress on the second " ed
nesiay Cd February.
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Married.

In Windsor, Nov. 18th, by the Rev. E H. Bying-
ineton Of Windsor, VI, DIR. A. R. Howard Of hut
land and Mrs. NJ A Bailey Of gainesville, Vt
In Rouse's Point, y. Y, Nov. Is, by Rev MI
Lasalles, Sir. NJ. B. McDonough Of Burlington and
Miss Mary /, daughter Of John Myers, Agent Grand
Trunk Railroad. No cards
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

One ofthe Midiletown c., clergymen at
a recent togchlight display exhibited a trans
pareucy over his door with q quotation from
Genesis 23:l5-"Ihe angel of the Lord cal
led unto Abraham out of Heaven q second
time"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

parsimonious captain answering the
complaints OF his men that the bread was
bad, exclaimed, What complain OF your
bread that is made Of -four What do you
think OF tie Apostles? They eat 'shew
bread made from old boots and shoes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25
MONTPELIER. Nov. -.

h'N4l 4lli'- wv ---
The bill to repeal the Agricultural Act of
last year. also the bill to incorporated ~epir-
ate Agricultural College, passed the Senate
last evening
The militia bin to organize twelve resi-
ments has finally passed both houses
Tie bill to commute the sentence OF John
Burns has passed both houses.
The Legislature will adjourn az cish'
U clock tomorrow morning.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

Hon. A II. Bice. chairman Of the Con-
gressional Naval Committee, said at the re-
ception Of the heroes of the KeGrsGrge, at
taneuIi Hall, Boston. On Wednesday, that
the navy had captured fourteen hundred
tiockade-runneTs during the war, worth
fifty millions of dollars.
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NEW MTSIC BOOKS.

nR. LOWELL MAsONs New Music Books for
1 J schools are now ready; TIE sosG GARDEN,
First Book, Price 80 cents. Tar soEG GARDEN,
second Book. Price Is cents. Each complete in it
elf To he followed by the THn Song GARDHs,
Third BOOK, as soon a. ready.
Nr Vim B. Bradbury's New Book for Singing
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No eommend.tion seems necessary or new books
nv musical authors OF such wide reputation. whose
previous works in these departments have been
verv much mere successful and popular than those
OF any OF er authors
Specimen copie. by mail postpaid for 'he prices
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CAPITULATION OF MEXICO.


MONIIELIEh, NV. y.
The Senate passed the bin this mornins
committing the sentence of John Burns
the house are still engaged in discussing the
bill to organize twelve Regis. Of militia
the Agricultural College bill has nos yet
come before the Senate for discussion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

Gen. Corsc the union commander at Rome
Ga. on the 10th destroyed such buildings
az would be of use % tine re1els ana a.au-
doned the place for the purpose of with
drawing to some important point.
The latest rebel accounts Prom Hood say
be is in a position to march into middle W.
West Tennessee. THey admit that the re-
port Of the capture OF Decatur by taem 90 be
a hoax. stating that tire attack on That place
was a ruse to got Hoods army trains well
past il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

Mrs JEFF Davis is an unconscious CON
tributor TO the National Sailors Fair at
Boston box Of clothing which was captur-
ed on the blockade-runner Hope. intended for
her having been presented 10 the fair
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

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