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LUoKT SPoKTsxAN.-Mr. F. y. Massy,
Pressman in the Rutland Herald Office. and
formerly pressman In this Office, discovered a
bee tree in the woods near Rutland the other
day. While looking up at it he let his gun
drop on a mink, which happened to dodge
between bis legs at the moment but didn't
dodge the gunstock, and was killed by the
blow. Next day Mr. Massey obtained some
choppers and felled the bee tree. 10 falling
it split, and through one Of the olefts the
honey poured forth in sheet two or three
feet wide By setting pals underneath a
considerable portion was saved. The honey
was secured, three men ate what they want
ed on the spot, and the balance over and
above what was wasted weighed los pounds
the market value of winch was % cents
pound The mink skin sold for seven dol
lars
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BrELNGToNBusINEss CoLLEGE- Thisiustitu-
ton j. designed to impair, TO young men a found
practical business education which shall ct
them for active duty in any department e bush
ness. The College Monthly with al information
may be obtained by aiiressing Bryan Strst,ou
and Hoyt, Darlington ".
Bur Ci,n S,Tt l,ISD5 wifi
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9fnal 2Iotifes.
ALVIN J. WATKINS ESTATE.

Nv ETHESuBS having been appointed
w by the Honorable tho Probate Court for the
Dlstrict or Chittenden, Commissioners TO receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands OF Ali
Essex in said District represented insolvent and
also al claims and demands exhibited 10 Offset
thereto; and six months from the day OF the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose we do therefore hereby give notice that We
VIII attend TO the business OF our appointment at
the ONCE OF L. c. Butler in Essex in said Dis
trlet, on the "a Mondays Of February and July
next, st 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. on each Of said days
DATED this 9Th day OF January A. D., Is66.
RUSSELL S. TAFT, : ror,r,,,,,,,.-,
F. W. JOINER. tomnSSoEeTs.
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TIE REBEL GENERAL AGAIN ''sENT wHIRLING.
The following is the letter addressed b.
General Sheridan to New Orleans papel
IN reply to the rebel General Early's reeen
statements regarding his defeat;
HEAD'os, MILITARY DIV. OF THE GULFl
New ORLEANS, Jan 5, 1866.
GENILEMEN-There is a class Of military men
who should be considered worse than towards,
and to that class belong those who are willing
and attempt to falsify history.
The following statistics should fix the status
Of ex General Jubal A Early in this respect,
whose letter to the New York .Nelrs furnished
you the data for an article published IN the
Crescent Of the 10th inst. in which General
Early states that the forces opposed to my COM
mand in the Shenandoah valley consisted Of
about eight thousand five hundred muskets,
three battalions Of artillery and less than three
thousand cavalry.
According to the statement Of my Provost
Marshal General the number Of prisoners cap
tured in the Shenandoah valley from August /
1864 to March !, 1865. was about 1900, and
the names Of nearly that number are recorded
on the books recently used in the Office Of the
Provost Marshal General Of the Middle Military
Division. My official records show that my loss
III hl44tu anu august T. ACbts 10
January /, 1865, was 1881, and General
Early's loss was fully as great, if not greater,
consequently, We can safely estimate his casual
ties at %, o3l men. | also enclose herewith
statement by Lieutenant Mckee, Of the United
States Ordnance corps, exhibiting a list Of one
hundred and one ? eces Of field artillery cap
tured from General Early's command in the
Shenandoah valley from August 4, 1864, to
January !, 1860. This statement does not in
clude six pieces Of field artillery captured at
Waynesboro. four at Greenwood Station, two at
Charlottesville, and four at South Anna bridge.
on my march from Winchester 10 Petersburg.
during the months of February and March 1850.
General Early's statement that he had about
one thousand men at Waynesboro is hard TO re-
concile with the fact that over one thousand |
four hundred men Of his command we're captur- ]
cd at that engagement; and his estimate Of my
forces Is incorrect, but that may be considered /
4 pard0nable error.
am. gentlemen, very respectfully, your
Jbedient servant.
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RAILROAD AccIDESTs.-ln Rutland on
the 2lst ult VIM. Clark, night Waterman
at the Depot, was killed, his head being
caught between the bumpers while coupling
cars.
The night express from Portland to Mon
treel, on the Grand Trunk Rail. DAD, ran off
the track on the morning Of Jan. ~ near
Durham C. E precipitating two cars down
an embankment completely Oyerturning the
sleeping car and severely injuring some of its
occupants, among whom were Hon. ID. c.
Denison. L. 5. District Attorney for this
State, and B. B. Smalley, of this city Mr..
Denison received severe confusion on the
head, and Mr. Smalley had his hand badly
bruised. As soon as day dawned many OF
the'passengers examined the track, and found
that for space of three miles it was IN
very imperfect condition. They also found
that where the cars ran off the track, piece
Of rail eight feet long had become complete
~ displaced, there being no chairs nor any
o, her sufficient mode Of retaining 1t IN Its
nlsc. This was the third accident upon
the -,.s hin twenty-four hours.
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cArrLE ,LARkET.
IBy Telegraph 90 the Free Pos-.l
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HLuNE,DAI Jan. 3D..
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Second quality. $50 7H NJ sIIHH.
Third quality g. Uu.t go
Working oxen, per pair. So l-H 2I &
Cows AID Calves, 90 90. -H ~ i.u
AcaTIu--, So n ~.
Two years old So az So.
Three years old, So a a.
Sheep and Lambs 5-,l 40 market. Prices. ia lot
4 60 uo5 10 u Ul. Extra a selections, sos
Uu ~ g tu.
Hides, ~ a. &c per p, CalfSkiIs -2 G1lc.
Pelts, 80 n - each
Talluw. IL g-.
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Pellecier the aeeomplIce Of Gonzales in the
murder Of Otero was found guilty Of murder
the lst degree yesterday.
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4 PAYING VT. RAMRoAD.-The Conn. &
Pass Rivers Railroad has declared a divid-
end Of three per cent.
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Arnos. - The Railroad meeting
:, pl...,,.l 23d was well attend
ed. Judge Hand of Eliza. p'es'N'u'
and resolutions were passed, f'ne
Railroad on the West side of the l. >Ae " DC
practicable at moderate cost, and that :" III
its construction might be reasonably expect
ed from the State, and calling a mass meet
ing Of friends of the project at Plattsburgh
on the 9th of February.
james Bruly of Rouses' Point went to
Champlain to get an individual arrested for
an assault upon himself obtained a writ
from a Justice, likewise some GIN from a
grocery; committed an assault upon Mr..
AyOt; and got 80 days in Plattsburgh Jail
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wool and coming back shorn.
The Episcopalians Of ROuses' Point are
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tivals.
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VERMONT BuTTER.-Of the $4,000 900
pounds exported from the Country in 1850,
Vermont contributed one-third. This is
strong fact; but the butter was not strong.
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SoUmNArD's Ba's,m Of Tolu Candy for
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BARRE ACADEMY.

rTuE SPRING TERM will begin on Thursday
Il tebsuary 18th, 1850.
J. L. sPAULDING.
Barre, Jan. -, lStf 3lw3
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7. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General United States Army
Thirty-Ninth COngress--Fir,t Session.

Thirty-Ninth COnEress--First Session.
WASHINGTON, Jan. -.
SESATE.-Senator Foot was excused from
serving on the Pension Committee
\ bill was INTRODUCED and referred, repeating
all acts incorporating the cities Of Washington
and Georgetown, declaring their legislative
powers to be exercised exclusively by Congress
and providing for the appointment by the pre-
sident Of the necessary district officials.
The Freedmen's Bureau bill WAS taken up
and passed by a vote Of 81 to 10, the democrats
voting against il.
HoUsE.-The House was occupied with corsi-
deration Of the Constitutional Suffrage amend
ment
Twent y-iye thousand copies Of Gen. Grants
aud Carl Schurz's reports on the condition Of
the South, we're ordered TO be printed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26,
The House agreed to vote on Tuesday on the
Constitutional Amendmout. It's consideration
was resumed.
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CNcISSATI, Jan. 81.
Steamboat Miami exploded on Sunday, on
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WASHINGTON. Jan. -.

HousE-The House held a short session,
which was devoted exclusively TO further consi-
deraton in committee Of the whole of the Pre-
sident's Message. Mr.. Green Clay Smith, Of
Kentucky Nh Baker, Of Illinois, and Mr.
Broomall, of Pennsylvania, all republicans,
spoke on the subject Of reconstruction. All
three opposed an early admission ofthe southern
Representatives, ami Mr.. BroC mall took the
ground that the States which participated in the
rebellion are not now in the Union, but
constitute merely yanquished communities, sub
ject to such disposition as their conquercrs may
choose to prescribe.
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January u, 1906. vii
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HORSE RADISH

DREPARED HORSE RADIsu constantly On
i hand and for sale by
College Street, Burlington, VI
Jan. q, 1868. dAwf
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NEw YORK, Jan. 25.
Steamship City Of Boston from Liverpool
has arrived. News anticipated.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. %

SESATE-A petition from the 81. Paul Board
Of Trade was presented. asking for the improve
ment Of the Upper Mississippi and the negotia-
ton with the British provinces Of new Reel
procity treaty, covering stipulations for the
freedom to American vessels Of the Welland and
St Lawrence canals and their enlargement to
an extent sufficient to pass vessels Of oue thou
sand tons. Another remonstrance against the
renewal Of the Reciprocity treaty was also pre-
scented. Bills were introduced and referred, 10
abolish in all States all distinctions Of civil and
political rights on account Of race. color or con-
dition, to recognize the national judiciary. to
raise the standard of admission to the West
Point Academy and increase the number Of
cadets, and 10 provide for military education in
the various colleges of the country.
HousE.-The District Of Columbia Committee
we're instructed to report bill to prevent the
exercise Of the elective franchise in the District
BY all persons who were at any time in the rebel
service. The consideration Of the Reconstruction
Committees proposed amendment to the constl-
tuition. fixing G new basis for representation and
taxation, was resumed. Mr.. Raymond took the
focr and spoke at length in opposition to the
measure and in support Of President Johnson's
reconstruction policy and proceeding He
urged that the Reconstruction Committee should
present its entire programme at once, and not
give only one proposition at time, leaving
Congress in the dark as to what is to follow
He was in favor of admitting delegates from
the Southern States to Congress, if they were
loyal men, and Of deciding on the case Of each
by himself, as his credentials are presented.
The keeping of the South without representa-
ton he declared great outrage. All the lead
ing rebels should be excluded from parncipa-
ting in the government Of the Southern States,
and the freedmen should have all the rights of
citizens.
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SENATE.-Bill for the protection ofciyil rights
was taken up. The question was upon amend
ment declaring persons Of African descent born
in this country citizens Of the United States.
Mr.. Trumbell withdrew former amendment
and offered instead one that all persons born in
the United States, not subjects Of any foreign
power, are hereby declared citizens of the United
States without any distinction Of color.
HoUsE.-The House, by a majority Of so, re-
fused to pass the resolution admitting the repre-
sentatiyes from Arkansas, to the privileges OF
the floor till otherwise ordered.
Mr.. Kasson obtained leave to submit resolu-
tons for the consideration Of the Committee on
Reconstruction, having in view the fundamental
compact that the States viii never favor seces-
sion, will grant equal rights to all before the
law. and shall not assume the rebel debt.
The House recommitted the constitutional
amendment relative to representation. with all
pending propositions, to the Committee on Ne
construction without instruction.
The House passed the resolution instructing
the Committee on Claims, until otherwise or
dered, 10 rriect all claims referred to them for
examination by the citizens Of any State lately
IN rebellion growing out Of the destruction or
appropriation of or damages to property by the
a my or navy while engaged in suppressing the
rebe 'Gon.
The Mouse proceeded to the consideration OF
the Senate bill to enlarge the powers OF the
Freedman's bureau
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Sec. 9. Be IL further enacted, That all SUITS on
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branch established, and if brought in any
other county may be dismissed on motion.
Sec. 10. Be it further endcted, That this act
shall be in force from and after its ratification
Ratified the 18th day of March, 1886
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BECAUSE OF AFFECTION AND AGE,
which renders me incapable of continuing bust
ness, now retire from the Book trade, leaving
my entire stock and interest in the hands of
Mcssrs BransOn 81 Farrar, except the publication
of the n. G. Almanac which trust will be
received with the same favor as heretofore.
In retiring, / return my sincere thanks for the
very liberal patronage which the public has
chosen to bestow upon me during the last half
century-the length Of time which have been
engaged in this State-and cheerfully recommend
to my old friends and patrons, my Successors,
Messrs. Branson d Farrar, by whom, l am sure
they will be satisfactorily accommodated.
Mr.. II. D. Coley, well known to the Book
trade and TO the public, and so long engaged in
business with me, will be retained as assistant
in the business of Mcssrs. Branson d Farrar. He
invites his old friends to call upon him.
HENRY d. TURNER.