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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-15

Ibr0Ram NmitR'S WW.
Randolph District, S. "A Randolph, within and for or
said District, on the 10th day OF March, 1919.
Present, the Hon. Lew b. Villas, Judge.
An instrument prporting to be the last will and Tesla
ment of Abraham Smith, late Of BrOokfeld in said dis.
lct deceased being presented to the here by Jacob
X. Parish, the executor therin named, for Probate
II is ORDERED by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear sessin of said court TO be
holden at the Registers Office, in Randolph on The ID
Tuesday of April ls49 and shew cause, if any they may
have, against the Probate of said win for which purpose
is further ordered, that copy Of the Record of this Order
be published three weeks successfully in the Green Noun
tain Freeman printed at Montpelier aforesaid as soon Ms
may be- A true Copy Of Record, ll3w
Attest PniLANDER PERRIN, Register.
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ITALY.

FLIGHT OF THE GRAND DUKE OF TUSCANY.
The course of events in Continental Europe
continues marked by the flight and fall of Prn-
ces. The Grand Duke Of Tuscany has fled
from Florence with his family and has taken ref
uge at Porte San Stoiano. A Provisional Gov
eminent has been declared by the excited peo
pie. as part Of italy.
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Man without woman would soon degenerate
into brute. 1t is said that but one sex of the
Lombardy poplar has been introduced into this
county. The tree, the emblem of the old bach
elor, soonest dies at the top, and grows ragged
all the way down.-Reu. H. ". Bcecter.
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PHILANDER PERRIN, Register
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the HOnora-
l. bic Probate Court for the Dsl'ct of Randolph, Com
receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate of Richard X
Goodrich late Of Brouked in said district, deceased rep
resented nsOven and the term of six months from the STU
day of February S49 being allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
specve claims before us: GIVE NOTICE, that we will
attend to the duties of our appointment at the dwelling
house of Widow Olive Goodrich, in Brookfeld, in said
District second Tuesdays of March and June next,
from O'Clock, A. NJ till p NJ, on each of said days
ARIEL BURNHAM, lComp,;.siorero
S. MILTON BIGELOW, 0oh1n'Si0hs"'
Brookfed, Feb IA, A. d. 1919.
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CASH UP AND CASH DOWN.
NEW STORE.

THE Subscriber takes this method to inform his friends
| and the public generally that he has opened NEW
STORE in the basement of his house, opposite the stable
attached the Ball Hotel south end Nam street, where
NAV he found general assortment of choice, selected
FAMILY GROCERIES, which he will be happy to SHOW
to all who may favor him with call and will sell at
very small advance from cost and freight. Those wishing
TO mrchnse will find ii their advantage to call and ca
anime this stock before buying elsewhere,
N. b. Also above may be found superior article Of
Flour Goldfish Dunn Fish, lalibut, Habut Fms, Smok
ed aibut Tongues and Sounds, Western Hams, Trpe,
&c. llMO' ChOSS
Montnnlier Feb, 26, 1910. lO:22.
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STATE OF VERMONT The Hon the Probate Court
District of Randolph IS. for the District Of Randolph
70 all persons concerned in the estate of Zenas Clark late
of Randolph in said District deceased, interstate,
CRERTING.
Whereas Perley Beknap, Administrator ofthe estate of
the said dcceased proposes rendering account Of bis
administration and presenting lis account against said es
tate for allowance at session of said Court to be held
the Registers Office in Randolph in said District the
4th Monday February, Instant beng the 26th) al 10
O'Clock, A. M.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear before said
Court the time and place aforesaid and show cause, If
any have, why the said account should not I've allowed
Dated Randolph, in said District this % day of Febru-
airy, A. D. 1919. .. ..
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ROME ALL REPUBLICAN.

In the Roman States the Republican feeling
has reached the highest point of excitement, and
the Executive Committee has usurped the POpal
authority, which is altogether set aside. The
Pope is deposed and Republic established.
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And Still They Come
br0Bam Smiths VIII.

NEW STYLES, Ginghams De LANES and Prints They
" received often and for sale low.
10 II. S. LOOMS
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CASH WANTED.

AND Id more goods will be given for it at
IA Kings Cash Store,
than at any other store in the country-et them slide
is the word-tha ASSORTMENT is still good, and the excitement
will be kept up till April, 40. .
HARVEY KING.
Eareh 49, II
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AGENCY
OF THE
n. Work Pekim Tea COMPANY.

TEVHs Company, the Largest in New York have estah
a lished branch of their house in Montpelier and have
made
BADGER, KEITH &BARKER.
their exclusive agents.
The take this opportunity to oethe Public the 6,os,
Teas that procured including al the varieties import
ed from China.
The following is list of Teas with the prices A.
fYpd
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AGENTS. WANTED

XOUNG men of active, enteprsng habits and good ad
| ,hess to canvass the States of Vermont, New Hamp
shire and Mane the sale of various preparations IMAM
use in the community opportunity is offered such
vonnq men for making from s25 TO $50 per month"; be
their expenses cash capital of S25 or $780, only is
Teoured as an outfit. Apply personally to
1915 - NOiNpA q W.
Amesbury, Mass, Feb %, 1919
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Goreign News.
ENGIIAND.

line steamer .tnerlCn arrived IN Boston on
the 8th inst. We gather the following Foreign
news from the mails which she brought.
ENGLAND.
PROPOSED NAVIGATION LAW.
In England, Mr. Labouchere has again brought
forward the Government proposition for the mod
ilicaton of the Navigatan Laws and Mr.. Ban.
croft, our Minister states that, to whatever ex-
tent in liberaity the British Parliament may be
disposed to legslate in this matter, he is ready
to sign Convention tomorrow, based upon com
pete reciprocity and upon the opening the en-.
tire coasting trade of the two countries to the
vessels of both.
BY the proposed law it will be competent for
an American vessel to come to Liverpool from
the United States, laden with cotton and tobac-
co. She will be permitted to discharge all Or
part of her cargo in the Mersey take in Man
chester goods or Goals or passengers and carry
them to Glasgow or London IN transit, and clear
out with perhaps fresh cargo from her final
port on her discharge.
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A. Alt, Little koet' Agkansfsb ~ MRS ,o ,I;,,
VT.
At West Randolph, rec. ,,a7, Mr.. Abner
Washbutn. aged 81 year. lie was soldier
of the Revolution.
In Stowe, Jan. 9Th Mrs Polly Fuller, consort
of Mr.. Joseph Fuller oged69 years.
Also, Feb. 10Th, Mrs, Mahala D. consort of
Elder Ezra B. Fuller, agedA years
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Received 1hiS HAsv.

OINGUAMs, PRINTS, CARPETGNGs, READY MADE
" CLOTHING &c at the store that eclipses competition
Opposite the Brick Church. HARVEY KING.
Alsrch ~, 1919. II
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NOVTGIE.

JASON my SON. refuses good and Wholesome lstructon,
and run from home therefore forbid all persons har-
boring or trusting him my account for shall pay no
JOSEPH II. MOTT.
Roxbury, Feb IL, 1919.
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March. 1919.

OPRTNG CLOTHEs-Coats. Vests & Pants received this
y week. Call and look at them, for they are a good lot
III II. 5. LOOMS.
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NOVEdE.

rs hereby given that my wifi, Minerva HUNTINGTON, has
left my bed and board, and refuses TO live with me, 'ns
is 10 forbid all persons from harbonng or trusting eI on
after this date - ,,,,,,,,>,c,oN
JESSE NJ. HUNTINGTON.
West Randolph Feb. IS, l949.
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: GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MONT
,TGHTON March 5 g. March8. 1870

BRIGHTON March 5 & March6. Is49
AT market during the week3 Beef Cattle
367 Sheep, and 3l5 Swine
Prices-Beef Caffeine sales
Sheep-No sales.
Swine-4I-2a51-2. At Retail, sac.
Thursday. Al Market $50 Beef Cattle, II
pairs Working Oxen, "a Cowsand Calves, 1900
Sheep, and $50 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Ez-trasG75-1s quail
ity 625-2d 5,75.
Working Oxon-sales at so, 97,1OO and
lis.
Cows and Calves-Sale' at 81, &c, 81, "a,
81.
shecp-$9,OO, $50, $780, $50.
Swine-434a53 4c. OH, 4l,2a51.2.
PAINFUL HALL MARKET.
Pork, whole hogs ID. 7 a ..
" Barrel, extra clear SlH 10.
" Western extra clear l6al8.
Butter Jumps ID. 20 % cts
Tub ID. Is a y.
Cheese new, ID, 7 l-2 az.
WOOL.
Prime Saxony feeces h. 40 AZ.
Full Blood 35 a SO
"a 80 IS
~ 80 a35
IA % a 80
Smyrna washed l7a20
" unwashed 9a14
No. | Lambs 26 %
"2 18a20
90. 12al5
GRAIN.
Yellow flat corn So a 50
White 50 SO
Northern Rye 70a72
Oats 40 AZ
Southern 30 81
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Dtte0.

" Leaves have theirtme to fall,
And flowers to wither at the North winds breath,
And stars to set-but ALL
Thou hast all seasons for time own, oh DEATH"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Isabel w, MiIV,s Estate.

1iiB subscribers having been appointed by the Honora
Bile Probate Court for the District Of Washington Com
mssiOners TO receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate Of
ISABEL NJ. MILLS, late Of Morshfeld
in said district represented nsOvent and the OF six
months from the 9Th day of March, ls49 allowed by said
Court the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Gs-do give notice that
RI attend the duties of said appointment the
dwelling house of Eli Edison, in Aiarsheld in said Dis
rct the first Wednesdays Of April, and September
next, an o'clock afternoon each of said days.
JONATHAN GOODWIN, lC,,i,.,ono,,
RNoCll D. PUTNAM. COMMISSIONER
Marshfed, March Sth, l949. n;l3~
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FURNITURE.

In looking over an advertisements do not forget that
have large stook-fnimre which you can buy at sf
the cost at any other establishment in the county.
Jan, 5, 4'9. e0 ELLIS, w ILDER 4 CO
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RYRIdSG'S BLACK

RERIGG'S BLACK
IsD9OnD 1MAo
UNSURPASSED by any in use for huiy beauty or du-
u rabiliy Manufactured and for sale by Lyman Briggs
at Montpelier VT, at city prices from single bottle 10
10000.
Office OverG. w. SCOtt's Store.
opposite the Village Hotel, State Street. Orders from
distance PROMPTLY attended to-
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SANDS CELEBRATED SARsAPARuLA.-The excellent CONF
peund which is creating such universal interest through
out the country, has made Its way successfully into
the favor of citizens and the people around u.s. We have
read again and agaof the efficacy of This invaluable med
lcne--ifw we call very pleasant beverage medcinebu
could induce TO speak fairly of it, But from the facts
in onr possession, well convinced that with
out any exception is the peasantest, safest and hest
compound offered the public for the cure of all
chronic diseases, rheumatism and sCofula and all impu-
rites of the blood, together with many other complaints
1t has long been remarked that the Sage one of
nosrums and nostm venders, that hardly dare rec.
ommeRd valuable discovery to the medical science lest
we eopadise reputation for Incredibly and consis-
ency but in this instance hesitate to hazard the
remark which we have made above Hartford Review
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The following is extract from letter received from
Mr. Bvan who had been afflicted for several years with
Scrouous ulcers, Dyspepsia &C. and recently affection
of the tllrnat and clnsL
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NOTICE.,

UHE Subscribers earnestly request all who have accounts
with them of over one years standing, call mmedi-
atcy or before the day of April next and settle with
Cash or Note
Montpelier February 90, ls49 8
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VT. T3,I6
Messrs A. B. & d. SANDS Before commenced using
your Sarsapaa, my suftrngs almost past express
my throat was completely liberated had a fright
f cough, and there frequently weeks geher that
could not speak above whisper: and besides the nfam
nation from my throat extended TO my head so that nv
hearing very much impaired Aher taking the Sarsa.
panla short time, my health improved and my throat is
well am us flee from cough and tghtnsss of the
chest that was, and hear quite dist inctly NV
throat has been well about three MONTHS the of which
has been eff cted entirely through the of your sarsa-
parla. Your Friend
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Non Saveholding States. nd lt"G9, Receipts
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The Poii,icaI Troubie. In on,..

CiSctSNArI, Nov. IL, lsi9.
The decision Of the Hamilton County Court Of Com
mon Pleas given to day, in the case Of Broadwe
and Ruin MIR. Roll, the clerk IL was an applica-
ton to dismiss Mir Roll for giving certificates to de-
mocratic representatives from Hamilton county.
The Court decided Uudge Janin dssenting) that 1t
did not feel 1t It's duty to Interfere In tho matter the
eompainsnts had their mode Of redress by an appeal
to the Legislature, which the proper tribunal to
decide the matter. No proof had been offered to the
Court to show that MIR Roll had acted wrong ia the
discharge Of his duty but the contrary the oppo-
sing counsel, MIR. Storer, admitted that he believed
Mr. Roll acted conscientiousy In the case MIR Roll
could otherwie than give the certificates he
dd-t having been certinsd by the utices that the
parties receiving them had the highest number OF
votes The case IL therefore dismissed and the Court
state Mr. Roll to be not guilty.
The opinion very lengthy, but given clearly and
succinctiy. by Judge Hart
The disgraceful scenes 81 last winter likely TO
be sgain enacted ct Columbus, when the Legislature
meets.
The case above noticed grew out Of two sets Of
pret,ntauves claiming to be elected.
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BuFFALo. Nov i2-6P VI.
The following ere the receipts u produce siuce
Saturday Ftur 10 C0u barrels; wheat 81 OO0 bushels;
corn g6,ttO busIsis Ihe demand f.r nour is but
nodetaie snd prices have dOvnward tendency. Tue
saisa htU barrels Michigan a. 81 ~ The supplies
. Western mixed wheat are large aud the market IA
heavy SAFES embrace 70 eco bussel- chicago a. Gle
Corn ~ fair request aith sales Of OOO bHshes mi xed
Western ~ 46c oats are selling 1T use. aud ~hi Aey
at 2lc Eluur to Albany Is qaoted ct 75c.
ALRANy. Nov i2-Gp. "
The following are the receipts of produce since
Saturday Elour 10 600 barrels wheat 10 OUO bushels;
corn COO busbes; barley none There is good In
quiry fer -four End prices steady safes coTsprise
sue barrels including common 81 ~ ~ 20 ~ sly;
and pure Genesee At SIS % Dor wheat there a fate
milling demand FOR prime, and the sales ere 1000
bushes GsBssee, at ~ 10 TO 81 ~ In there Il
not a gieat deal doing sales not exceeding 1900
bushels o. sic for Western mixed Rye y quoted
81 &c. With of 2tC0 bushels Barley isi good
quest; fsss 2otO0 bushels, Of see. 10 Gee. Ter two
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NEWS FOR CALIFORNIA.
TNN0>N0~~l->0oN,NNNJNV
THE w EEKLY HER Id.
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamships Crescent City and Ohio will leave
this port at three oeoc this afternoon with the mails
and passengers for California.
We shall publish edition Of the Weekly Herald, at
ten O'Clock, this morning. to go in these steamers.
will contain the latest intelligence from all parts Of
the world to the hour Of publication including local
news the marriages and deaths in all parts of the
Try since the departure of the last mail and the
Of the passengers sailed for the modern FL Dorado
This win be valuable paper to send to the gold re-
gion.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for the mails can
Be obsinsd at the Office at sixpence Orders received
for any quantity. Apply early
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Letter BAG tor Oh the dia lsanda per Royal Mail
bt amer and steamer budora r Rio Janeifo Nslnaraso
snd aoruia. viii close the Herald once this day, at
the Ia est moment.
letter Rag Tor steamer Crescent city, for Kingston Cha
psnam California, viii close IS above &C the same
tine.
letter aags for steamer Ohio fr unvara ChAgres and the
pat. &C. y mi ais0 Ne mace NJ o. the latest hour.
ietCt will also be received 20 haf pest 10 ocsck A. w.
on the 18th by steamer uberria for Liverpool,
and nay Ne Ireraid to ary para Of the would.
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Shipping Intelligence.

BosToN November H. lS49
Arr ship Ashland Cadiz, 18th Sept; bark Abingdon sgd
neg, 18th uit brig Ottawa, Liverpool, 29th ut.
Brig Emily Cape Haytien 25th ult. Left brig Denmark,
from Boston, arr Hth.
Cleared bark Vista, PHILADELPHIA; brigs franklin Dea-
Iara Candaee Baltimore; Emma Phlade pha schrs Susan
Cenaiyes; Glide, Albany Ellen, New York
CO. - - Providence Nov 10, l8lo.
Sid, schrs Mechanic Philadelshia; Carroll, Albany
ii-Arr sehr sponord, James toop port
Albany SD sehrs Alyarada Wilmington NC, III N Will
Eams, and Vesper Norfolk Lsndadale PHILADELPHIA;
west Albany; Connecticut, New York; soop Roger VIII
hams, do.
SALEM, November II, l849.
SID bark Uria Alaria Zanibar schrs Sawyer
Thames, and Bay State New York.
Nav BEDFORD, November IL, lSl9.
York.
HOLINESS HoLr, Nov. ii.
Arr and SID barks Cherokee Savannah, for Boston, Eu-
taw, Baltimore for do.
2thArr brigs Marine, Havana 9th Boston; Ro
bert Charlton, savannah for do; Nontrose Phad
Columbus NYerk for Portland Marcus Bangor bark
Edward Dwight Bal timore for Boston, sshrs aarp Zuma
and Aders fredericksburg for doi Coral NYork for
maston John Gazelle and Joseph Baker, do Bangor
James Bliss Baltimore for Bath l. Etang, NYork for
Eatpert Mary Ellen and United States philadelphia
for Newburyport; PEARL NYork for dos CBrien, Norfolk
for Boston; Mary Gordon Richmond for do; Melville
York for Bangor Sarah Gardner Norfolk for Portland
Despatch, Brandywine for Boston, Excel New York for
CardiDer Excel, do for Portland knggold do
tucke II Dorado do for Bangor; Tyry do for Cards
Aurora Baltimore for Boston; noops New York. and Mary
Sid, brig Charltonj sehs Coral and John; soop Mary
Bush.
CHARLESTON. November IL, 1919.
Arr stesmsh ps Isabel, Havana; Republic Baltimore; Co
lum
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eurs The at ton that Knoss late arc unapproac
their and the fact hst he sells at ~ per
less than other nrt cas hsters has given them vide
circulation std VERY enva"e notorety. Ills stock q ele
gaLt BATS Cars r children s are, and contains suf
cttnt variety 10 tut The tests of all -
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Cour, Cnicnaer-Tn,. Day.

Cncrtr CoUtr-Nos g. 81 81, 81, bs. OIL. %, 6j, &C.
e.. 40 90. 20. ~. ~ 49, rs
CoNpnN rfFss 81 Part Nos SIS 81. 81 f7 n, Tb, ~
81 81 S. 81 So 81 o. S. Part . % So 90, % 90 VS
100 lO2. 1o4, 100 1Cs ITO. 112, ia "a. 80, 81
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The clipper brig Emma Purcett for San Francisco,
las been detained BY the weather, and will sail on N
GOTH She l. q very fact sailing vessel, most com.
Portable sea brat and can accommodate a few cabin
North river.
We would call the attention Of ell those Interested
70 The brig Orbit snd big Reindeer both Of which are
announced In advertising columns sail soon Cor
San Francisco. They will be found worthy OF visit
from those intending to proceed via Cape Horn
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Later from Santa Fs-Tne weAtcrn Indians
New Route 20 California. sc.

Sr. LoUis November IA NJ
BY arrival from the Plains, have later sdvices
from Santa Re.
Col Washington returned from the Navajoe country
the Gath Of September. having succeeded in making
important treaty with the Indians by which they
gave mp all their property and prisoners aud scknow-
LEGGED their suhs to the United States govern
ment
In an engagement, which the Colonel had, previous
to the treaty sin Indians we're Killed aud several
wounded.
Major stein, who was wounded by the Indians on the
18TH 81 August still able to walk about but the
ball had not been extracted
We learn that Surgeon Norvood had been shot dead
and Surgeon SDydsr, Who was wounded died on the
lIth ~ september
Lieut. Simps on. who accompanied Col Washin gtos's
exyeetiou has dscoverrd middle route TO California
bptse,n the ella and the old spanish trail. IL h
vsgon and three hundred miles than any
other overland route.
Business at Santa Fe continued dull.
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LATER FROM BERMuDA.-The brig Lady Of the
Lake, Capt. Hill, arrived yesterday morning from
Bermuda, whence she sailed on the 4th inst. BY
her we received our files to the 30th ult.
The steamship Great Western, Capt. Wolfe,
which left this port on the 18th, arrived at Bermu-
da on the 10Th ult., and sailed for ST. Thomas on
the 2lst.
We find nothing further Of interest, except ma
rine intelligence, which will be found in another
column.
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Two Days Later from Havana.

CHAstEsroS, Nov. IL 1910
The steamship Isabel, Cspt. Rollins With dates from
Havana TO the eth instant has arrived at this port
British bark had gone ashore at ape Florida
raj wrectsrs in going to assist her met with
blow. but finally reached Ter, sui need saving
hat thev could
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ANOTHER FIARE.Up WIN FRAEcE.-There is
something in the wind with the French govern
ment again We refer to our Washington cores
pondeuce today Ter some inklings on the subject.
Our last correspondence from PARIS, however, in
Inmates that MIR Rives will be accredited by the
French cabinet. How can this view tally with
anolhef.iare upl
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Election for Congress In virginia,

WHEELING, Va, Nov. IL, 1s4o.
The election for member Of Congress In the Wheel
Ing district in the place Of A. Neuman, deceased has
resulted in the choice Of Col I. s. Raymond, whix
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rowed. Oats are SOC to 3s1Sc and 45oo bushels sold
Prison whiskey 10 selling at 2se.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Havana, Nov There il but limited demand for
sugars; fair white quoted at exc; choice, 10 a
lOnc. yellow, O a exc brown 51 &c. There were
no Muscavados Offering and the prospects OF the
ing cane were favorable. Molassss quoted at
reals, and firm. Rice liz Ike There not q
great deal OF new coffee the market and prices
STEADY; small sales had been made at a 7Ac.
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