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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26

end. Nov, having done with the ears for
handles. cut them of, then take out the
brains for pickliDg-skin the snout, and take
off the Aesh::for scrapple, and throw the nasal
organ away. The faces are to be cornered.
l use a saw. but never an axe, in cutting up
a hog consequently the meat is clear of
splinters and chips of bones. In - Ginning a
hog" to cool, saw down the ribs instead of
hacking them with Ratchet. A small sized
hog hook fattened, answers very we'll for tax
ing eff the hcofs and toe nails of a porker-or
you may use pair of Germonfoo"
Telegraph.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
sDeuui. sfO"au,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, : In Probate Court he Ia
Dptrict on 81 he stI day Of Dec ,m Der, A. ID. 1866
AIRS. SARAH HOGAN, ADMINISTRATOR OF the es-
MI tate OF Dennis Hogan, late of Montpelier, In said
district aSed presents her adminisratl account
for and slio vance and makes application
for 6ecree of distr button and PARTITION OF the estate
of said deceased. .
Wherein it is ordered bysaid Courtthat SAID nc
eount and said application he referred 20 session OF
said Court to be held the Probate Once, IN SAID
Mont elier the I'd day Of January, a D. 1867, Tor
hearing and decsion thereon;
And il further ordered that notice hereof he giVe;
10 ali persons Interested pa bi cat ION Ct the same
three weeks succes-iveiy, in The Green Mount IN
Freeman a newspaper pub ished Al Aontpel:er p'e-
vi.us TO said time appointed Tor hearing. hat they
NAV n PIPER said time and place and show cause
any they have, why said account should not be
allow ed and such decree made.
By the Court.
r5ow3 Attest-T. r. MERRILL, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
ffqal Notices.
Mahlou CottriiI,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held
WASHINGTON DrsraIcr, AT Montpelier, in said dis
-rct on the 9th day of December, A ID. 1865
" w. WiG.tART, Administrator OF The estate o.
". Mahion CdrilI of Montper, in sail district,
decreased, presents his admin srat"n account 10, eh
animation and allowance, and makes application for
decree Of dist rihuon of the estate of said deceased
whereupon, It Is ordered by said Court, that sal.
application be referred to session OF
said court held the Probate Office in said Mont
peIier on ID day of Jan, A. D. 1857, for hearing
3nd decision thereon: -
And IL is fur,hef ordered that notice hereof be gveI
to ali persons interest d. by publication OF the same
three weeks successfully in the Green Noun ain ee
man . newspaper publ he'd Montpelier, previous
said time appointed for hearing that they may appes
at said time and place, and show cause, II any 'nf,
ma have vy said account should not be allowed, anI
such decree made By the Court,
r:Oy3 Attest T. II. MERRILL. Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
1t has taken the LIST Premium at over 4o
state Fairs.
C. C. POST, GENERAL AGENT.
Over Is 900 Sod, and every one Given Per
feet Satisfaction.

= attention q Sugar Makers il called 10 the new
method of Maple Sugar making hy he use Of Cook 3
Sugar Eysporator. IL educes sap into Syrupor sugar
rf better qusliy -ss ne with less fu- by one
bali than any Fvarolator II Il makes sugar
quail to any COZ a, u-ing cbeUica! agents The
sap, while being reduced TO Syrup Sugar as it flows
While p ssing rough the Evaporator, Is seifceans
ing process ami tn SyIrp, reaching he outlet, i
as clear. ard to The taste, like honey.
When used according directions, every i.var
tor ed 70 in all respects jest - recon
u nded. and have yet 10 learn OF enc instance
VII re hey have hten thoroughly tested, Of aii to
give perfect satisf Tacreore person should
10 buy Of C0ok's Sugar Evaporators, as
thew are Il varrantod. The number now in Al Il
sli within the last with testimonials tina;
can b. produced, should saiisy any person mat the
M hunbug.
Parties nding quTcf ase The Evaporation for the
COMING sascD ieque-ied to forward their orders
possible that they may be filled in season 10
bu ID your hriCk arches before winter
/ furnish Arch Doors, end my improved Section Fire
Crate the best and cheapest i'll use, Al low prices.
DJ-Send for a circular and price Ii giving full d.
REGIONS how use, with philosophy Of Cooks Sugar
EvapoIa.o-.
CAUTION All persons hereby cautioned arain.!
using Evaporator not made by US, in which a
transverse Indirect channel is US d.. or; cooin
suface which ao DIS facilities for changing the IL
cnation O.; he Pan Gate, (eh.r HAIRS or Corr
Patent intend to protect clrseiTes agains: all
infringeune Patents.
FSM472m -. FOST, EinesbuTgh, Vt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
HIf0ifa1.

u EnEs viii be forfeited by Dr l.. Ij.x if failed
tCe)OV TO III less time than MY oh fr nh -
an, more etectuaiiy al41 peImaLelIiy, yetLots
stran from occupation or tear Of exposure 10 tas1
weather, with 5aIe ana pleasant ueC--ILsz
5ELF-ABUSE AND SOGITAbI EabtlE:
Their effect and consequence:
SPECIAL AILMEN1s Ard SITUATIONS
tncideBtto Married ana single Laoiet.
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
81 .rcuriaI Affections; EruItiCrs A. al DiseaE,
OF ne skin: Ulcers OF the Nose, h. cat aIU Itts
rimpI.s or tbs face; SweIlILEs q tie = C:uti
Nervousness; Contributions aIC other = eaALtsst
in TOutn, and 1ns more advanced, al! gee, OF
HoTa gXES SINGLE Ok MAkRltL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26

81 Endicott Street nossoH, Mas.
is SO arran nat 4'ients u Sc q fealeseh
oil er. Eecollect the ONLY eu tsa-Ct il las
is no al, having no conneetioH wiz lit Iesi-
dence, consequently family iuteIruI.--I ACILtta
on no account can any person hes.tai, All al
ais office
DR.. DIX
5otdsy asst7ts(ard II Garnet lie coIflsett-s, q
oept . CRACKS who VIII say Ct &c ~ In
even peTjult ihemselyes TIN ICtt Il 81 .r-tI 3
that he
TIE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE FlHf9tIAs
ADvERTIsTNG ~ BcsTOr.
SIXTEEE YEARS
mayed II treatment OF gecial Disease 6 Il - SC
wzII snop-a to many Citizens, rubbish &Gftrts
Hotel ro2ristcr- &c, tnat he . much recommended
STRANGERS AND TRAvELERs
9 avoid ana escape fmpositIon OF toreial sire
Nsti7 @1aozs a"sin Boston han otle
DR.. J.. DIX
prouaIyteieTsso Professors and resptctatI, ms
I sicIaHs--uaany OF whom consult LIE II or.t.ea
Tntafian s.tsfrsi t5-.arb 50 ing es.reljerce
/ praC L and . . saT - non
AFFLICTED AND UNFoRIUEATF5
BE- no. ROBBED and add to cur evaesirEf y tsius
received thu lying bc0 +. mis- lLtstIol-.
false prom ss5 KID pre5cn= IONS Of
FOREIGN AND NATIFE QUACES-
NO Know little then2 urt ana ehara fer o. SYe-
GET Diseases aud LE7sa ga 70 their cure some "a
hibi1 Jorge GipioIus5 Ct institutions or College
watch n t. eN sted aa- part of the wOr-C,
others EXHIBIT :'ipe0'zs e. tie Dead now o6ta'ed
aAl.oR ~ 4 :. On - - ana III
W. L. ~ -; 4 y L.Is q G5heI NJ
deceived by
QUAcB NosIEUn MAKERS.
through I4lsa certi -eateeaur references ara -ee.
cnmendliiaos Of their n ieInes 2 -tt eeft Lo
$50 T.. 5r-,lar fl,.l- t,---..-f-rr ,r-r tr.- RI =
ma e.tec-- a dif.eroat rios - ..--
al he ans - Their Plli- Is, raets laoI11- SO
o. which, IL u OF % "a Ll5. tfczure
II tie ancient belIef g. Is er1il- Is hing,
. p -
.Ecee not k-itcd cons .5t,ll -tFt -.- .-=
+ IsNoRANCE Or 0UACK bOCIo.s AND -Cs
if~-. hAkLEs-
+ Throoel theigEerance eftle C,ua-k Doctor. Know
iue other rem ed S. legellt5 rrt 81 d sHs tai
gives IL 10 ali his patient IN illl=. LlsI= -c..s
so-c-Iie1 Extracts Specific Altl.r-r- p e
Iglng pom its eesst= j. curing fC t-lt.=a
e Is is1mI -tt1 ~ F.-r-- -s- e
D land UUt. ALAs- 1otllUs g. --1 the laI-r--
some . whom ace. ct hers grow -aL e.,
20 lnaer and suferf2T 10 ontEs 90 s-r~- T. I'D p.
lieved OF cured II Pos-i1-e f5 c4I1l t1thi ~
SGT All QEACKs ARE NOT IGNO8A01.
Notwithstanding theforegoiHg faetsare k1ess
Il some Qd@c~ noc-oi= -
regardless % t-te life and -e1tfh oi -i +~i-, f--
e. those aasG4 hem 3 M 9i-i even E-I-it
2t--oi ''1 si.-iz ~ eur --=-.
t7.c-,.s u.s. ~ HIS y - v--r- II
deceived lee ans per large Ru cunts Re
eXpeTl1-er ts Will aze. 5'.-
Dn. /. DIz's
charges are very moderate. Conr-au.a items -a
ere7 5 nhdenflsi. and 81 nlay f--- ST I'm Wir
o 5,arr 5 - - :, OF % l-f e-'
sieaieine- se5; > ssa5l 4l8 F,eI eal Iare- e
Allie,te7s 1equlrin E s7lce ma. oel-..1- oz.to
hddrs5 ~. 2 DIX no. 81. Eadieett street. R1=
sa-toa, Jan. :. lss6-l reo~.
n az LADIES. 4ae e'retee e. ~ T.. bl-
2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
.uE.N, WOlfE.N AND CHiLDREA
rm..rrlrnrA. - -.E-araar. - -

III IN 4, - =
II. i. uELsiBoLD. i ug-..--
Eclg Sri .s4ve been SUI c6r llr u.ErltU- Ni
twenty ears. with gravel li2d ---- aVd enc -i
tloas turin vh ell IN. l.t5 iol- r-=- IL
ma PIE a.. ign- and been 5-- te freshmen ~
iha most ern.a.tt % 81 .fis ,.i 7e-a5l- lft
r5I.cr
Having seen vour IrFrssat 5Cue --seu-ivalv feF.-
tisa co4lsujts q win ig iSlit Ii. 49, ln Pc -e 40
TO using you- FItrac- 8u,au-
tii fhis because had u-ct ali klcis el a-.'t..
ouite ini9rir. IN Ter .esu4.ll 81 .ssr -a..rzr
v j, 4n1 det,lInined 10 ne 20 r-r.ei.,s l-a
pfsp Ia inz to u.gyoe5 "a "a -1-, 2 ..
of'..'.'' II SNttlt1 10 lAt .Ag H4. w. p.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
rrain. Going southland z,.st-
Com ..encing Dee. In, $50

rrafnt C otng soutii Rns z.Hs1
Lse.s n 5nt1e.ier Il : IS AZ $50 20 tE0 i'i'"
n A. Fs.t4 leaves =. AIbans a q Is and cen
meets 4; iIurl n. with j.. 3 X k y litr hlFsi
Junction ..U .los. .a..- wiz -rtl.s fsf bo- ton
Wc-c=steI Syri-zHsic ana sI-h rams on taSsuihp
sac Il b. tr-lv-s At New IL A. ] ~ - 4
r. ta4.~ s1ft- donlrrA =. --.'" a p De-
- Johns al 10 o. =. T.. Og3ensbIrsD al go =. n.
Houses Point at i0.45 tr 5o-tou, &C srtv n
% ioston Lovell al 1913 r. y
.t1 srrKEs. f&ArS ie1v,' Veten N'f. , az l-a'
4. = a.. Et.ez i ?. i.case's Point al 30 ?
nS- JcIls as arr siu a iiosiau tt -
ranre-t p Z Sciisrs> & . .tl--:.. .af
Post st tct :, trcr-ts and F." '- -f..~n tii6 J. 90
Il. fcrSpring 5tla. ~ .t.f srrvins IN -' 50 49,
1890 r. =
Trains Going North and West
i.eave NontT elier at 40 ~, Els =, 3 ~ g. r
ard $50 2. n
Day ErtRE.s TE.1~ l-svss Boston va Towel ~ g
A.. for burlington 80 Aihsns- Norfre IT, arriving 81
Montreal 4 80 :. 81, ogaen-b 4fgh Al 10 >. N
N.tL lrasss Boston - ir We. a . ~ A u
via Lawrence aud fiji Ao.rg Al - ~ @prineirI -
st - a. NJ, Tor surii ugten an7 - tihtns
AccosoD.rIcN lsAIs eat-s NcTihneld ~ = W a y
Tor Burlington. i:utI nj, - Allan, kolses ONT
- i-tV sit.. - - ~,
r. r. ea.iae Ne YORK l. - = ~, and tr'i
Cheshire g.-Iec=in2 Boston ID 80" p N oonHee
tiny 1t WhiLs Diver glCt:ot F'iht ~ teafihE %
ton AZ 90 ra., for 3 sn=ton Rouse foinr so
trral and Og1snsla ID, connecting - nlft1 al
Oydeasburgh. with Grand Trunk treins iofth y =
Sleeping axe alta cLet a. gcth 90 "l q. r
IRE raiGs.unniHE betSe-r 81. hlbaa; and -'"s'o1
a74 =. Adams al Springfield
Through Tickets 10 ttnica 20 an 9 D y 81
-sls TIN 3.tnes pal str ions
St Alba NJ, Dec II. 1866
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
WINTHROP aassl~k;.

Hs, undersigned has purchased tbs hotel corner Z
; Bosdoin and Ailston streets, and Will hereafter
conduc- IL under the name Ct ! He WINTHROP HoUsI
The establishment has been reuf Dishso ihrouehou
with new and elegant furniture. and with sspecias
the accommodation Ct transit Mt boar5ers
The CENTRAL yer qui-, ard retlred neighborhood
makes the situation of the most desirable in he
city. l. very convenient the ohfef business poas
and places OF amusement. Persons a visit . Bos-
N Will End comfortable and genteel quarters at the
>s.nthrop HOUSE.
Y43m6 ". F. DAVIS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
American and Foreign Patents
r. II. EDDN,
SOLFCITOR OF P.fTE.N

SOL{CIT'OR or P.fJ EN- \ -,
Iate Agent OF The L. : Patent OGce Washington, un-
der tn act Of 1887,
-, rs state sect. opposite Ktlby ST. Boston
FTEK Il g. extensive practice n upWarc- OF twenty
4 years con. nues to secs.re P1teDs in the United
countr Is. Caveats Spec hcatons, Ron, Assign
ments and all Papers, or Drawings for Patents exc
cuted reasonable term with iSpttCh Res arCrs
mad into Amerean aLd Foreign work TO termi ne
the validity utility of Patents OF lnvtriions, and
IepaI and othe nd IN all matters touch
Ing the anne. Copies of the claims # any patent fur
nshed by remittng dollar AssIsnne nts recoreed
in Washin gtun.
No Agency IN the United States possesses sups rior
facIIies obtaining Patents asccriaIninc the pa
tent ability Of Inventions
UuriHg eight the suisse riber III ie course a
his large practice made twice ppllc
sirrrE. rEALs every one # which was decided b.
his favor by the Commissioned If Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
.sIregardM Mr. Eddy Of the most capable AZ
success full practitioner with boui have had eiei
intrrcourse' CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
have n he sta ticn n urIne Inventors thi
they cana OF employ comp stentan trGs
in a form secure for them early and faVorab
the Patent ohice.-'s
EDMUND BURKE,
Late COInmiss iorer of Patents
ssMr. R. n. Edd ma de for me thirteen apple a
tons II but of which patent been 5ranteo
and that is pending. Such unmi kabie proof Oh
great talent u ability his part leads me 10 recon
tents. they may having he most fai.hfu
attention bes owed cases. and at very reason
able cnarges-.' -
r3y1 JOHN TAGBARr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
:me0ifines.
NHOOH,

TN the young ard rising generation, The rege'etve
i powers OF lite strong, but in few years hNw
often the pallid hue the ack-lustre eye and amacta
ted form and the irnpossibility of application TO
mental effort show is baneful influence 1t soon be
comes evident 10 the observer that depressing in
fuence is checking the development OF the bod
Copsunt ton is talked OF, and perhaps the youth g
removed from school and cent into the country 1is
is one of the worst movements Removed from ora
nary diversions of the changing scenes OF the
city the D. of the BODY, too much enieebIed 10
give zest to heathful and rural exercise Thoughts
are turned inwards upon Themselves. ,
If the patient be a female, the approach OF tue
mepses is looked with anxiety, the first syTnp
tom in which nature il to show her saving power ~
diffsing the circulation, and visiting tie cheek WIN
the bloom of health Alas increase OF APP ute ma
grown BY what led on and ha energies OF the ss
tenn are prostrased snd the whole economy IS os
ranged. Tie beautiful and wonderful period IL
which body and mind undergo fascinating chah g
from child - woman, i looked for IN Valo TIE pa
rents heart bleeds in anxiety ana farcies the grave
but waiting for lts victim.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
nlisleiinneous.
4 CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALE

Iufal ble in Correcting Irregularities Removing OBJ
structis n Of the Monthly Turos, from
Whatever taus-, AMI
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As A PREV ENTlNE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
PURE AIRY sALY

I'VE have jus: received large qu,ntity Of Pure
w Salt, IN Box $, Bags sId bsH-Rsrreis Il Is
around fne, AID from the best Ashton Salt. Farmers
Snd others Who hsve beeo chesse with and hne
bogus ,ited TO call and exsnpe Parties ;ha1
want the sal that Is ground from turks island 81
obes and Stone Lime, will have 10 else here, as
Un't keep 1t. J. A. TAFT & CO.,
y on tpe Ter, July 81, 1856 FIT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
UABLE Req EDY

for ali those citing complains pe-ui II 20 the
sx viz: Distress NJ ami P4irful Mems -tion r ten
ii. n Pam IN thu Back and Loias. Pressing Down
Pains Rush Of Blood the .a Dizziness, Dim lt >
OF : ght Green sickness Hea .iness. fatigue o. ny
Slight Exertion ptauon OF he Hetrt, and all the
various addressing mplants, f.icalIrly that mos
Annoying, akeninr, a1d The b-2inni az 81 az oheI
lam L. Ak NJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
THE LEUCORRHEA,

In Removing Distractions aai Restoring iture 10
Proper Channel,
Quieting Nerves and br nging back hc rosy color
Of hralth 10 tn CD eek q The mos 4e Iicate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26

~ Sold in Montpelier, v I'm ont, ~ n x Rrown
u Z gst. (sol- Agent for Mpntp iief) l.4dt--, "
sending him the Montpe er Pot ohse can IA re
the P.ls by mai to part Of the county free
OF postage-Sold a by Dr.. ;. Z. Day 81 Aloans'
Amos q spear K co Burlington, J. Henry : co
Waterbury. Demos Barnes = Co, New York, wee IL
& Potter Boston, AMI by
T49yD >. D. HOWE. Proprietor, New Y ork
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26

y 20 know little the urt ana ehara Ya-
ct43 Diseases and LE-E 70 their cure some eN-
hbi1 .CTFel LipioIus5 Ct institutions CT College
walth cete- eX stsd 81 aaT part Of the world,
c5herz EXHIBIT .fplC=e c. tie Dead how obtained
iaEIcH n n't on-j s,s in.ls aad advert ~ N
- - % hose IN ffed ~ tie Brl1 mas cat 10 sur
tAer heir inpoa ien- a-SuE7a names other mos
celebrated III -.ciars iaI- rfrCe Gt1f- Neither /
lsle.veu BY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26

81 EndicOtt Street Is ossoH, Nss
is SO arranged nat patientsn set q / st
OIL EecOllect, the ONLY eH tsasct IL las tti,
ia no Ell, having connection uifH liz rtt
dence, consequently no family iuteIruI.--I sCtLt
on no account can any person hes.tai. al y4I "a
office.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26

J.g>BAEERETT p 90. Propr,etors.
Manchester, :. s. SOLD bs iii bruEgi-j-.
vi =. BURR < co .,:s aerai SCENTS. B5sJo7.
: y PEDFiEl.n. .s.-en- az Ncn-nelirr. FEN29u6
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-07
soAs0Noqssasoo
ESTABLISHED, 1891.
arrived. Her news is mainly antici-

arrived. Her news is mainly antici-
pated. e..., Oh, - ar ~. ~ "a ,IV.,l
HALIFAX, Dec. 6.--The Fenian
agitation is again apparenti in Ireland.
The police at Cork had seized case
on board the steamer from Liverpool
which was found to contain ffty rifles
with bayOnets attached, and bullet
molds, &c. A man named Tracy. In
the employ of the firm to whom the
case was addressed, was ordered un-
der arrest. M eA An
The naval authorities at Queens
town seized a coal -ladened schooner
from Cardiff on suspicion. Arms
were concealed among the cargo. She
was searched, but reported no arms
found. Hf o5 Ho ec9g to q1f
The numerous arrivals from Ameri-
ca at Queenstown attracted considera-
BILE attention. Aao aa--a i-'i''
At Limerick, on the 23d inst, ten
men were arrested, and large num-.
Der of pikeheads and bullets were
seized. p pshA.fl siH' Vs.
b A man named John Mcpherson
McGalvery, supposed TO be an Ameri-
can Fenian, was arrested at Dublin
on the 23d inst, Immediately after
cashing an American draft for 1850
in the Hibernia bank. "a revolver
was found on him, but no documents.
The Dublin police are armed with
six shooting revolvers. ~, ~
Advices from Paris generally agree
that Maximilian is about to quit
Mexico. a.tf 4e 9ff ni L-Ow
The Paris correspondent of the.
Pail Mall Gazette says the vessels
which sail next month to bring home
the French troops are twelve steam
transports and eight frigates turned
into temporary transports. They will
sail on the arrival of the Mexican
mail of October 18th.
The London Times has no doubt
Macmillan has abdicated, and looks
forward to Intervention by the Wash
ington Government--that intervention
will be popular instead Of unpopular,
and cheap instead of costly Ameri-
cans will enter the country as friends,
they will hunt its enemies down. and
thus render civilization possible, and
transform that community into civil
lied States. They will have this ad-
vantage too: they will seem less like
invaders than their predecessors.
This will preserve the name and form
of the Mexican Republic and proba-
bly, leave native Mexican as its os-
tensible ruler. s emaa .ilm h1l
The Asia sailed for Boston at 8:45
this morning. ,t, fs.t,.l.f .,..o ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-07

New YORK, Dec. 6.-The T1bune's
special says that Secretary Seward was
at the Capitol to-day, and had a pro-
tracted interview with several leading
Senators. Its said he is, a good deal
exercised about Mexican affairs. The
Secretary was informed of the fact
that neither the Senate nor House
committees on foreign affairs. are. go
ing to wait and see what the Emperor
intends to do about the withdrawal of
the French troops. -
Seward, 1T appears, was not consult
ed and knew nothing about the Lam
guage which the President employed
in speaking of the conduct of Napoz
leon, in not complying with the agree
ment to withdraw the French troops,
and it is said Mr.. Seward has explain
ed this to Montholon, the French
Minister, who took exception to the
language contained in the message.
New York, Dec. 6.-An Orizaba,
Mexico, correspondent of the 23d ult.
says that the last French steamer
brought Ex-President Miramon and
also a crowd of 300 soldiers destined
for service in Mexico. This and other
events do not point towards an early
French evacuation Military stores
and ordnance have been moved
towards the interior, and Gen. Doray
with his 5000 men have commenced a
French campaign in Northern Mexi-
CO. Macmillan is gloomy enough in
his residence at Orizaba. He sees no
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FLORENCE, Dec. B., evening.-1t is
stated that the Government has finally
determined not to send Vegezzi as
Envoy to Rome, and that another
diplomat, of high station, will take
his place. fEA
LONDON, Dec 5, evening. The
Times, of to-day, In an article on
President Johnson's message, says
that il agrees with the position taken
by the President on the Alabama
claims, that the question on that sub
ject should be definitely settled. 1t
! argues that the settlement of the af-.
fair would conduce to the more per-
feet harmony of the governments,
and regrets the delay already incurred
in the matter. f4sf ~
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec.s 5, evening II
The steamship Saxonia, from New
York, arrived here this afternoon and
left this evening for Hamburg, after
she landed her English mails and
passengers.
LONDON, Dec. he excitement
about Ireland is increasing, and the
military and naval authorities are
making every preparation to meet the
emergencies ~ 4 w TrtE Al
The Admiralty to-day ordered the
dispatch of three IRON clads to Irer
land, and the military authorities
have directed the departure of two
regiments for the same quarter.
LONDON, Dec. 6,--U. s.. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, Fox, was most
courteously received at all the British
navy yards. He lis thoroughly look
ing at their operations. 5a' - (, .Ilaf S.if
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.-Cotton steady
and unchanged. W Sales to-day 10000
bales middling uplands at IA.
~ Breadstuffs fat and nominal.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-Consols quoted
at 884 for money and American secu-
rites; u. S. 5-20's 704; Erie Railroad
shares 473; Illinois Central 771
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.-Cotton mar
ket unchanged; sales 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs market unchanged. Pc
troleum market better; sales of re-
fined to-day at lbs and Cd per gallon.
LONDON, Dec 6.-Consols closed
to-day at 884 for money. American
securities, 5-2O's, H. Erie AZ. L. U.
764,
GERMANY.
HAMBURG, Dec. 6.-The Hanoveri-
an civil and military officers have
been released from their oath of alle-
glance to the ex-King at the sugges-
ton of the English Government. a
= FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. 6.-Legal proceedings
have been commenced by the United
States agents against the parties who
furnished ships to the Confederates
during the rebellion. An attempt to
settle the case by arbitration has
failod