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MARKET-Jan.u IL. 1865

CAMBRIDGE MARKET-Jan. IL. 1865.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET:
Cattle Sheep. Shoats. Fat Hogs. Calves
This week 2l7O 5000 1000 OO
Last week 22OS 1861 2l6O 90
year ago 1926 3lO6 80 90
BEEF CATTLE-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen. Sl3.5 Sl4,00; LIST quality ST., 90 3d.
so; I'd quality Sil 90 II, 90: Sd quality $500
1000 per lO0 los. on total weight of hide tallow
and dressed beef A few choicest single pairs
Sl4 $l5. Bulls, &C., 100 $500.
Working oxen Sll5 $3.50. Steers SIS $50
Mich Cows, S45 SO; extra good SIS $40
with or without calves, as may be agreed; far
row and ordinary S2S a $40.
Sheep and Lambs. 81 104 cts. {: extra a 90
cts per ID. on live weight; or $500 1000 per
lead in lots. extra 5000 a 500.
Shotes, Wholesae 90 a OOc retail 90 a O0Oc per
ID: Fat Hogs IA lag per ID. live weight Dress
ed IS a dc.
Veal Calves 5000 800 per head
Hides Brighton. 10 lie per ID. Country lots,
81 lOc. Calfskins, 90 Doc.
Tallow, 10 l2c per TO-
Pelts. 90 $3.50 each. Country pelts 81, 90
3;0
REMARKS Just about the same number of
cattle as last week. perhaps little heavier in
in pounds per head. There was more life and
spirit manifested by buyers than one week ago.
The number of cattle at market is too large for
the advance in prices which usually takes place
on the commencement of a new year. Sales
quick this week and prices are full per ill., high
er, most lots being sold at 81 IOc per ID. Two
car loads at least &c and a few extra at over lOc
Der H.
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l TRUE STORY.

A gentleman from Boston in visiting his friend
who owns nice, well-stocked farm in our
neighborhood. WAS invited to look over the prem
lses' and after examining the nice IA; hogs in
their roomy sty, the sleek looking cows with their
bags of gold, the beautiful horses. oxen and
other stock, they came to the sheep pasture.
where was nice flock of about 500 sheep. among
them splendid buck valued at thousand dol
iars- Said he, How warm they must be, how soft
and comfortable their Aeeces look Yes, said the
'armer they are that, but after your long walk out
mere IN the fields, rather guess you will think
mat the lounge you probably noticed in our
siffing-r room is soft and comfortable. bought
1t OF CASINO. on ST Johnsaury Plain, few
months since, aud think that that LOUNGE
and the SPRING MATTRESSES, with which
have Just furnished my house, TO be about the
best investment ever made. 2stf
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A Card.-The Pensioners OF Rev VIM D.
alxwin, East St. Johnsbury. thought it good to
chcef both him and his on the 29th ult, by
donation of SOB, mostly in money, and eleven
cords Of good wood. Presents were also rcceiv-
ed from other friends in town on the 3lst ult as
New Years gifts to the value of about $50, He
also wishes to acknowledge the reception Of
package on the afternoon of Wednesday the 4th
instant from some unknown friend, containing
$50. Blessings on the donors, all.
VIM O. BAJDwIS
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PASSCMPSIC LODGE, No. n, F. A. NJ.
MASONIC HALL-BINGHAN'S BLOCK.
Stated meeting, Feb. 9. Called meeting Feb lo
Uan6syD FJDAITON Secr.
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Inc co-Partnership heretofore existing under
dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having demands against said firm
viii present them for immediate settlement and
AL NOSE indebted to said firm are requested TO
come forward and pay up, as the business must
be closed up at once. Tx. OUIMBY.
BE-. LINCOLN.
V-COBLElGH-
The business will be continued at the old place
oY QUIMBY & LINCOLN,
Z" a TED.
Two set light travers sleds runners suitable for
pedding purposes, b. the above firm,
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ROSS 4 BURBANK.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW AND
SOLICITORS AND MASTERS IN CHANCERY,
ST. JoHSsBuRY VT
Will attend TO legal matters in Oran e Orea Is Essex
and Caledonia counties and give especial lon the
collection Of claims from abroad throughout northern
Vermont and New Hampshire Will also attend justice
trials In this town and other towns ia the County.
JONATHAN Ross. e. A Brss.xr
Jan. l, ls65.
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1888 BROOKLYN. Kings. Co "

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Lyndon Military Company.
Captain-F. A. FLETCHER.
LIST Lieut.-S. E. DUNTON,
I'd NJ. A. BUCK.
SergeGnts.
II. 81. McGaffey, S. S. MattOcks
E. c. Buel, A. s. Bowker.
Co,porals.
Moses Miles, H.H. Holton
A. D. Blake, He. Root.
Fifer-W. C. Vinton.
Drummer-C. w. Hopkins.
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Militia.

The following are the officers of the COM
pany raised in the northern towns in this
county:
Captain-S. o. ELK1Ns, Wheelock.
LIST Lieut.-W. c. GLIDDEN, Sutton.
"a . j. S. DREW, Sheffield.
SergeGnts.
L. J. Campbell, S., J.E. Chesley. w..
Il. A. Gray, Sh., A. w. Wiley, s.
Corporals.
J: G. Simpson, Sh., C. Il. Meserve, w.,
VIM. j. Ranney, Sh., S. J. Whipple, S.
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of COMPREHENSIVE.

L 1IHSOLt hun OF COPARINERNHIP,
1.-the firm of MINER BARTLETr is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent Mr.. W g BART
LETT can still be found Al the old shop, in ki.-
tredge's building where al work intrnstea TO
him will be promptly attended TO. Mr.. G. F.
Miner will be employ I'd By Mr.. Bartlett
e. F. MINER.
w g. BARTLETT.
Dec pc, 1864 "a 22e
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Subjects of DiscOurSes, Jan. 8.

North Congregational Church; preaching
Al 1870 A. NJ. and $50 evening. Morning
Key. +. {. Cummings: If any of you
lack wisdom. let him ask of God, who Civ
eth to all men literally. and upbraideth
not; and it shall be given him. But let
him ask in faith, nothing wavering.''-
James IS, 6. Evening-Sabbatb School
concert.
south Congregational Church; preaching
>crvice at 1870 and 1.45. Morning; Rev.
10. Brastow: "See then that We walk
crcumspectly, not as fools, but as wise,
relceming the time, because the days art
eyi."-Eph. Sis. Is. Afternoon: "Beal
ye one another's burdens, and so fulfil thu
law Of Christ. Gal. 6:2.
Methodist Church; preaching service al
1910 and 1.45. Morning; Rev. |. McAnn
He that hath my commandments, and keep
eth them. he it is that lOveth me: and he
that loveth Inc shall be loved of my Father
and will love him. and will manifest nv.
srlf to him."-JOhn l4:2l. Afternoon
Who shall roll us away the stone from
Tie door of the sepulchre:''-Mark 1873.
AhOfher HOnder.
The following very strange letter was re
'r'ed the past week. 1t shows there ar,
some who appreciate the trials of publish
yrs and are willing to do their part tow
ards sustaining newspapers:
flrTsFIELD, n. H.. Dec. y. 1864.
''' 'ioNE: Sr-Find enclosed $3.50 t(
pa! ior HE CALIFORNIAN for 1865. As]
ui' no. pay but sl.5o for 1864 thought il
4" DC right to pay $3.50 for this year.
Tours, &C., M.... NJ"
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THE CALEDON IAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

~ We endeavor to make The CAIEpOsIAN valuable
fr its local MRS; and friends in Caledonia Essex and
ur,... counties will confer great favor to Us and
add very materially the interest of the paper by sending
II. Iocs items in a brief egibe form
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The Confessions and experience Of an In
valid Published for the benefit, and a caution
to young men and others. who suffer from Ner-
yous Debility. Premature Decay of Manhood.
&c. suppling at the same time The Means of self
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going considerable quackery. By enclosing
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be had Of the author.
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2S-.S Rrnnkiyn KINGS Cn v
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7 ,ECTURE! LECTURE!!

The Ladies Library Association, will meet at
the
NORTH CHURCH, TUESDAY EVE, JAN. IL,
At64 o'clock, to transact business At "A o.
clock the same evening Mr.. EDWARD T. FAIR
BANKS will 81 lecture before the association
Subject: Thirty days on the Deserts of Sinai
The public are invited.
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Masonic.
Bank Officers.

Bank Officers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. JOHNS
|BURY.-Directors-L P. Poland. Horace
Fairbanks, Calvin Morrill,. John Bacon. c.
5. Dana. Franklin Fairbanks. E. G.. Reding-
ton. L. P. Poland president; Geo. May.
cashier.
PAsSUMPSIC -Directors-Ephraim
Chamberlin, John Bacon. Calvin Morrill,.
Ephraim Jewett, Horace Fairbanks. E. c.
Redington, A. r. Ross. Ephraim Cham
berlin, president; E. c. Redington. cashier.
LYNDON BANK.-Directors-E. B. Chase,
S. S. Thompson, A. c. Robinson. John NJ.
Weeks, c. w. Mccoy. E. B. Chase. presi-
dent; S. B. Mattocks, cashier.
BANK OF CALEDONIA.-Director
Crosby, L. II. Delano, Joseph Lance, John
Goodenough, Bliss N. Davis. Ora Crosby,
president; James B. Mattocks, cashier.
The Union bank. SwantOn, has declared
dividend of four per cent for the last six
months, and elected as directors, Joseph
| Blake, Oscar A. Burton. H. II. Reynolds.
VIM. l.. Sowles, A. c. Butler. Moses Catlin
and Norman A. Lassell. Joseph Blake,
president and Norman A. Lassell, chashier.
The st. Adams bank elected as directors,
hiram b. Sowles. John Gregory Smith, ST.
las +: Carpenter. HoratiO n. Barber. JAS
per Rand, Wolthenton c. Smith and Brad
ley Barlow. Hiram B. Sowles, president
John u. Smith. vice president: Bradley
Barlow, cashier, and Cyrus n. Bishop. tel
Ter.
The proprietors of the Rutland Herald
have erected new building and lust NOV
ed their printing establishment into it. We
suppose this office to be the most complete
in the State, as its paper is the Oldest.
An exchange says that the Rutland and
Burlington railroad sends employees over
its track in advance of every passenger
train. to inspect the track and see that it is
in good order. This road is now under the
superintendent of Geo. A. Merrill, Esq.
late of this place; a capable officer and a
worthy man.
Rev. j. F. FugersOn of West Albany, has
two years Abdalla colt which weighs
ll2O pounds.
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The Remedy is Found in this Penetration


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Dec. pc. 1864.
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All among the leaves and trees-es,
sing. U sing, We Heavenly muses.,
And will mend your Boots and Shoes-es
(And get them done when promised)
Col. Warner, of the 18th Vt. has been
made Brevet Brigadier General.
The last Star reports the arrival in Dan
vile of 1t. James S. Thompson. of the
10th reg't, who recently escaped from the
rebel prison in Columbia. S. c., together
with some other federal officers.
The funeral of Major Charles Buxton
was attended in Bellows Falls on Tuesday
OF last week with Masonic honors. His
only child was buried at the same time and
III the same grave with its father. The
child died just month, to a day, from the
time its father was killed in battle.
We learn that new bank, called ''The
First National Bank of Montpelier" has
been organized, with capital of 5000, 900,
which has already been paid in, and it will
commence business as soon as the bills can
be obtained. probably about the LIST of Feb
ruary. John A. Page. President; R. J..
Richardson, Cashier. Walton's Daily.
Felix Robert, boy of thirteen. was ia
tally shot by playmate in Burlington.
Wednesday, with pistol that was suppos,
ed to be empty.
The Windsor House, heretofore kent by
Mr.. j. Fl. Simonds, has been leased for a
term of years to Mr.. G. A. Boyden. of West
Brattleboro', who has taken possession.
The Rev. J. Q. Bittenger was installed
last Friday as pastor of the First Congre-
gational Church in st. Adams. Professor
Noyes, of Dartmouth College, preached
the installation sermon.
The following named Vermont staff off,
GERS have been honorably discharged the
service: Capt. c. F. Nye, F. 10th; Lieut..
d. l.. Collins, E, Sd, and G. P. WEIGH, X,
10th.
The store of Charles Bruce of Dandy was
robbed of $4,000 worth of goods, Wednes-
day night.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
i aay>rnsr genkin,, Aaaress.

MIII.ED9ENILLE,G GEORGIA, December Is -
Governor jenkins, IN his address 10 the Legis-
lature. says: There l. no conflict between the
Constitution OF the United states and the Com
siitution ~ the State of Georgia. The law, OF
the United States are supreme.
The Governor then pays handsome tribute
20 the good conduct Of the negroes during the
war. He says they must be thoroughly pro-
tected In their personal property and have the
right to enter The courts. that they should be
encouraged 10 work and then they would be
the best working class and their late owners
the best employers In the world.
The Governor then reviews the condition Of
the State institutions, and says that for a time
even the llghtest taxes will prove burdensome,
but he thinks that in the end the people will
not suffer. He concludes his address with an
earnest PRAYER thatGod will helpus all. At
the close OF his address. Provisional Governor
Johnson handed the great seal Of the State Of
Georgia 10 Governor Ienklns, who took the
oath OF Office. ana then was declared by the
President ofthc Senate, Governor Of the State.
The sentiments &c the address are cordially
endorsed 10y the members Of the State Leg
islature, which adiOurns tomorrow.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

bill with instructions 90 provide Additional
pensions for the disabled soldiers Of All rlass.-
equal % those paid under the pension laws a
ne United states lie meant ~ ,,,r,,,s, On :
/ classes Of beDehciries mentioned in the Hill.
I and that thu TAX shall be levied lust A. tia,
/ authorized NJ the last session for the rrlief "A
soldisfs' fainiliss. "
II Mr.. WOODS ol9ert,i To the pavunen o., n,
vac 'ountl treasures. lie would have the
soldier. supplied ~ home. and the nav o,,t =,
the state Treasury - - "
Mr.. LANE thought IL best Ia L., the IN,
pass. How were we diyerting this tbirtv
cent? tax We give back - per cent. to The
counties For the benefit OF The disahlel H.
thought We ought 10 pass this bin. lie was
satisfied that "A majority Of th.. soI.I,er ,,o,,i.,
not leave their homes for relief We eoull nass
the bill, aud learn how % take care of these
oenehciaries hereafter. lie moved Ia add i'm.
cent " =" Pef
Mr.. CoWGIlL proposed further 70 almond
TIE Instructions, 80 a. 10 require a hin maxim.
~ obligatory on the County Cou,missicne,s
70 MAKE such appropriations out Of the County
treasures a, VIII " sufficient for the RELIEF of
side. "
Mr.. klLGORE replied 10 Mr.. Trusler's oh
yections IT, soldiers Home. The gentleman
forgot that there were quite a number of sol-
'lier~ entirely disabled.
Mr.. CHAMBERS. Where j. their -
month";
MIR. KlLGORE. That would not supplv
clothing. He considered thu tcOnmny of The
QUESTION. What was SlJ0O0O or So5O 900 10
the people Of the state Of Indiana comnarrd
with this object Of relief for our disabled sol
diersg They might be- taken care of i'm some
Of the counties. but il could not be denied that
in many counties they would be- neglected.
lie was for the bill which would lay the foun
dalton for great state institution for the care OF
our disabled soldier, and their families,
Mr.. CHAMBERS demanded the ppyions
question, and there was q second, and the main
question was ordered. i
Mr.. SULLIVAN. Of Nanderburgh and Po
sey. moved % lay the amendments on thetable.
Mr.. RICE. N this bill takes u per cent. OF
the tax Of ~, his county would have 10 bor- !
row money and pay back To the state. He
would provide 80 that the County Board, al,a
support Che disabled.
Mr. COWGlLL withdrew his amendment
To the Instructions to the Committee
The yeas andnays oa Mr.. Sullivan's motion
n lay The ainendnentB on the table, resulted \
yeas -, nays 81.
so the proposed amendments were laid on
the table.
Mr.. NEWCOMB would never vote for the
repeal Of the soldiers relief law, unless some
thing We're done tor disabled soldiers. lie
moved that The further consideration of the |
bill De postponed, and that IL be made the spe-
cial order for > o'clock.
II was 50 ordered: and then the House took
a recess until o'clock, T.. NJ. -