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nesgeg, Hon. M. Cameron safd, at

nesses, Hon. Mr.. Cameron said. ut
being half past5 ii would be better
perhaps TO reserve the proceedings
for the defence till TO- morrow. and the
jury could be locked up for the night. =
A juryman asked whether there was
any need OF having the evidence
for the defence, in case they were
agreed that no case could be made out?
The Judpe said there would not.
Jurymah We are almost unanis
mousiy of the opinion that we must
acquit the prisoner. -s 3ar
The clerk recorded and declared
the verdict of not guilty. His, Lord
ship addressing the prisoner said
William Duggan, the jury found you
not guilty, and | think properly, So
you have received q character in three
brief words which state that you are
an honest, hard drinking, and hard
working man, contract that character
If you can, aud be in future an honest
hard working man, and all will be
right. Now yoL are at liberty. vr
KINGSTON, G. W., Nov. ~ II il.
understood that document will be
made public after the departure ofthe
ministerial delegation, announcing
important particulars Of the course 10
be pursued by them in England, rela-
tive to the confederation scheme.
PoRT HoPE, @. W., Nov 12.--Af-
ter terrific gale on Lake Ontario,
Sunday morning, the following disas-
ters are reported hereabouts:
The schooner Jno. Stevenson,
beached high and dry near Railway
Station; schooner Caspian, a total
wreck; Schooner iris, sunk along
side of the cribs; schooner Helen,
sunk in new harbor; schooners
Union, North Star and Atlantic dam
aged. " s''lio0'' o''@ 'a
\ QUEBEC, CaE., Nov. 12.--It is un-
derstood that the Government will
furnish all necessary relief for the
destitute fishermen on the Labrador
COAST.
The Queen has written letter TO
Mr.. Watkins, Chairman Of the Relief
Committee, sending f300 to the suf-
ferers by the late fire in this city, and
expressing eep'sympathy.
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ToRoNTo, 9. W., Noy, 12.-The
Court met at IL o'clock to-day; and,
from the paucity of numbers, il is evil
dent that the excitement, which du-
ring the past week has existed, regard
ing the Fenian trials, has eonsiderA-
bly, abated. The members of the bar
present were: Hon. j. III. Cameron,
R, A. Harrison, l.. l.. d., and j. Nc
Nab, for the Crown; and, II. Nc
Kenzie, Q. c., j. Fleming, and G..
Morphy, for the accused. At qaur-
ter-past l2ioiciock His LofasRip tSbk
his seat on the bench. William Dug
gan was then the first who. was placed
in the dock. He is a stout, able-l look
ing man, apparently between 40 and
30 years of age.
Mr.. McKenzie-I move, my Lord,
in this case, to have the indictment
quashed, on the same grounds as that
relied on in the case of the Queen Us.
O'Neil and others.
The prisoner exercised his right.
and challenged, through his counsel,
thirteen jurors before a jury was en-
panneled.
Mr. r.8nvNSnAS- -DeIOre my learned
friend, MIR. McNab, opens the case
would move the Court that il calls
upon Che Grown to select.what counts
in the indictment they propose to try
the prisoner on, whether they elect
him 10 be tried as an American citi-
zen OF a British subject / think that
this III the proper time to do so.
| submit the prisoner has no right to
be tried on two distinct offences on
| the sdme indictment.
MrII IHarrison-My Lord, l submit
that dhis is not proper time to bring
forward an objection -
T. After a lengthy argument between
| the counsel, his Lordship reject
I ed Mr.. McKenzie's motion.
! Mr.. McNab opened the case for thu
Grown in a short address. -
After the examination of the wit
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CAN ADA.

Relief FOR Labrador Flshermen-Im-
pOrtant Document to be Made Pub
lic-Fenian Trials, Duggan Acqult-
ted-.Dlsasters on Lake Ontario.
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New YoRK. Nov. PA subscrip-
ton for the relief OF the sufferers BY
the recent inundation in France, has
been opened by Baron Bolbau, the
French Consul General, at his Office
in this city,
Emily Campbell, m English wo-
man, recently arrived from the old
country in an cmigrant ship, threw
herself into the North River on Sat
urday, with her newly born baby in
her arms. in. the hope of committing
suicide She was rescued. Poverty
was the cause.
A druggist, doing business at 272
Eighth Avenue, committed suicide
yesteFday bytaking laudnum Intem-
perance was the causeJ dl0I
ThGbadg0f Francis 'MeAleer was
found in North River yesterday. Ii
is thought he was murdere d,
The Worlds Albany correspondent
says the Legislature will be called
upon 70 make theoxcise law for this
city still more stringent than ID 10, 10
NEwlYoRK. Nov. l2.-The 1babanel
says 1.-The official returns of the vote
in Iowa will show the Republican
majority in that State to be nearly
The Times inti'mates the sole object
of Gen, Sherman 4 mission TO Mexico,
is TO aid Gem Castleman, sent out by
the Emperor of France, TO superin-
tend the evaeuation by acting as the
representative Of tI!is Government,
possessed sofJ authority to discuss
questions at issue. !. and speak for
American Interests. e113e4 L
$. P.f Spear, Acting Secretary Of
War for tho Feniana, has issued a
circular, urging the necessity of hav-
ing thorough military organization
throughout the United States and
Territories, and containing instruc-
tions for the nformation of infantry,
cavalry and artillery corps. Stephens
is stiH in this city, ffHf IA
NEW YoRK, Nov, t2.-The steamer
Saxopia brings Southampton dates Of
Oct 3lst.
Mrs Lincoln and daughter were in
Boutwell,, Scotland
The cholera had broken, out afresh
at Woolwick and Charlton, and pre-
walls lightly at Edenburgh, and had
also appeared in several places in
Yorkshire.
In Gambia tho Turks and Egyptian
army had gained a decisive victory
over theinsurgents Mustapha Pasha
with $4,000 troops, captured Koran
mis-, and subsequently pushed forward
to the mountains, where he was de-
feated after four days figh ting.
NEw YoRK, Noyr-12-Tho jun
mel viii case was scommenced andc con-.
cludnd to- o-tlaylin the Supreme Court.
The Jury, after an absence OF five
minutes, rendered verdict in sub
stance. that the testatrix was in an
unsonnd state of ofInindwhen nsheln made
the will.
The Evening sEssp1'ess says that an
officer of one of the benevolent insti-
tutions ofthis city, recently paid an
official visit 10 the State Prison at
Sing Sing, and reports most lniudic-
ious and inhuman method of dicipline
prevalent in that institution, and
strongly recommends an investigation
by the Prison Association.
Mr.. Williams, the Episcopal clergy
man who was recently charged with
picking the pocket Of a lady in Fifth
Avenue stage, has been released on
The evacuation OF the city by the
British forces in 1888, will be COM
memorated by the First Division Of
the National Guard of this State, on
the 26th inst, when the annual Fall
parade ofithe division will take place.
NMNGMNN A EWNM
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SAN FEANorsco, Nov. 12.AThe
bark Onward reports having left at
Petropaulowski fifteen operators and
constructors in the service of the
Russian American Telegraph Expe-
dition. Ice had commenced forming
when the Onward left, but the men
were comfortably housed for the win
ter. The people at Petropaulowski
treated the party with great hospitali-
ty. Col Bulkley started for Anadyr
August I'd, and is expected here
during the present month. The Rus
sian war steamer Variag, left the
same dag for Nicolefski, carrying
Count AnnasofF, the Russian Com
missioner. VA ~ -a
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CLEVELAND, o.
Death Of Hon. Hiram ". wilson.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 12-Hon. HI
ram V. Wilson, United States District
Judge Of the Northern District of
Ohio, died Sunday evening, the 18th
inst, ut midnight, Of consumption u
CLEVELAND, o. Nov. 12.--The
schooner Worthington,9 with ore for
Cleveland, went ashore here Sunday
night. While rescuing the crew three
men fromia life boat were drowned.
The vessel was. not badly damaged,
and the crew is safe. 9M aIsas8 b.
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MEXICAN !; GILLIAN ALLIANCE
DEATH IoP JUDGE WILSON.
THE 'ilJUMMEL WILL CASE
NEW YORK

Charitable Subscriptions Attempted
Suicide and InfanilcIde-SuIclde-
Iowa Election Retnrns-Object Of
Sherman's Mission 20 Mexico
Circular from the Fenian secreta-
ry OF War-Excise Laws OF New
York City European News by
Steamer--thOlera In Scotland
The War I'm CandiA-JHmmel Will
Case-Inhumanlty In Prison Dis
clpllne.
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New ORLEANS, Nov, 12.-H. A.
De la Rentree, SecretaryOf the Mexi-
can Legation under Minister McLane,
has just returned from Chihuahua,
and publishes brief letter in 4 the
Picdyane contradicting the statement
that in consideration Of countenance
and support afforded President Juarez
by our Government, that hes would
consent to ALLEVIATE portions of the
Mexican Republic. l'e5 ......a. '5a XII ~.
Col. McIver, late of the rebel army,
who has been held under arrest, has
been released.
A grand metoric display between
midnight and dawn promises to be
witnessed By. many ), f4oIgREg .sE
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-13
NEW YORK.
p sWA q ~ = =
SPECIALS TO THE DAILIES.

Relations with Prussia-Mexlcan and
Gillian Alllance-GpOORer and the
Internal Revenue Commissioner
ship-Iiunter and other Pardon
seekers Pension Commissioner TO
be Removed - Freed People -
Another Revenue Collector Come
20 Grlef-DeclsIOn OF the Fourth
AuditOr-Fenlan Matters.
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CINCINNATI


tOfNGINNATI, Nov. 12.-The Ex-
change Bank at Muncie, Indiana, was
broE dn open last night, and robbed Of
twelve thousand dollars in greenhacks
and six thousand in United States
bonds. The robbers escaped.
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-13
EUROPE.
. BY the Atlantic eabIe.l II
G7gilTNAafllAnAF vr1L
Il = - ENGLAND &ffN W. wv

4 A5aUEsofArp.NA Y1D
!. LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE London
Times, of this morning, says: COM
sidering the difficult position of the
President of the United States, and
his efforts to prevent the invasion of
the British territory in North Ameri-
ca, il would see, with satisfaction,
some compliance with, his request IN
behalf of the Fenians who had been
convicted of treason and sentenced to
death, but still it would concede no
immunity in case Of another invasion.
2asf 7 FRANCE. 9Itg gYqT.
Z PARIS, Nov. 12.-The report that
an insurrection had taken place in
Barcelona is untrue.
4 ~ o d SPAIN. 81 r,R ~ - Y.
MADRID, Nov. ia plot has been
discovered in the city of Stragossa, in
consequence of which several arrests
have been made.
LONDON Nov. 12r-Telegraphic dis,
patches have been received which
state that the war in Japan has ended.
The report Of the death Of the Ty-
coon is confirmed. ......
Consols S9s for money; United
States 5-20's 69a; Erie 81; Illinois
Central 77a 'a '.f ''o'l"
LIVERPOOL, Nov. H. Cotton
heavy; middling uplands 142; sales
OF 5000 bales.
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YEARS.

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In Rochester, Oct. 18th, by Rev. Geo. s. Gurnsey.
Mr.. Jesse Wright of Gaysvlle, TO Miss. Lottie E.
McWain, of Rochester.
At ST. Adams Bay Oct. ID by Rev. c. Wedgewor,h
Mir. WIN :. Beais, of Swanton and Miss. NJ. Rsrs-
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At Derby, Oct. 10TH by Rev J. p stone. Mr.. Havey
F. Sargent of stanstead, C. E, nd Miss Lucy Ann
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At Moriab n. Y, Oct. 9Th, the residence of The
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At he Green Noutl ain House, Guildhsll Sept 3)th
by Rev. J. Mcdonald, Mr. Julius Grow and Mis-
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At Enosburgh Falls, Sept. 26th, by Rev. T. c. Kim
ball, Mr.. Homer Clark, of Berkshire and Mss Hat
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At Enosb lrgh Falls. Oct. ID. by the same, Mr. Geo
". Currier, of Frank lin, and Miss Alkaline Mitchell o
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To CONSERVATIVES.

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ain lifting .ttie from the fire scalded myself
very severely-one hand almost to crisp The torture
was unbearabe. The Mexican Mustang Lin
relieved the pain almost Immediately. 1t hea ed
rapidly, aud eft very little scar.
GAS. FosrER, 400 Rroad St, Phila-"
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Saratoga Spring Water, sold all Druggists
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fteal Notices


sr.TC or vERNONT In Probate Court h. Id
" .su,~orox DIsrRIc1 IS at Montpelier in said
District on the an day of October, A. d. 1865.
A LBERT j. AVERlLl.. hdmnist.a,oo,' c, W W = a.
of Jacoh krmidcp late az MoBtpeiifr IN SAD dis
trct deceased application for decree Q. ais
tr button of the estate OF sald
yVhereupon it is ordered bysaid Courttha said ap
pIicaton be a session OF said Court 70 De
held a, the Probate Office, said Mont eiieT on the
3Oth day of October, A. d. 1896, for hearing ana
decIsIon thereon. ...,5
And is further ordered that II persons netsS'ru
he notified hereof by pu cai ior { tn me lhree
weeks successiyel,, in the Green Mountain free
man printed Montpelier, before SAID time Q.
hear,pr hal they NAV appear II said time ana
place and show canse. II any they may have why
said &C count should not owed, and such decree
made
,4lw3 Altest-T. R. MERRILL, Judge
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Nrm Aopgr tisemruts.
s. V G. E n E.
An entirely invent n for iasian,ar eously
SIIV@H PLATING
ARTICLES OF
Brnss. Conpea, GerU'nu silver, Bronze. q C.
CLEANING AND POLISHING SILVER AND Sill
YER PLATED WARE.

Although entirely 0eE ntion this article has
already -xc. he surprise and admiration Of many
q the pso.p . scpat Of tn day, and is pro-
nouncsd ~ All who hav. its almost magical
operation. one of the v8tcable inventions CT
modern times
IT is coupete ele silver plating battery in
bottle and des ine 1rk wonders IN every house
hold SIS hy its all silver plated ware, hose plating
is off be restored to it. original beauty nd
Iticles brass, copper. German silver, etc, can he
instanta neously pat with pure silver. a: cost
trifing that nily need be wit on il.
Tn re are thouSsn's Of articles in daily made OF
tie b4ser metals whisA. hy occasional use of the
Si,verine, may be made highly ornamental well as
useiui.
It's perhaps .eciess to that the Silverfne- as 1t
n implies, :; Trepa stion OF Pure Silver and
contains MERCURY acid other ingredients, nor
any property II the ST Ghtestdegre nur Gus 10 metals
the hands.
Applied 81 us, Plated Table Ware, Frnit Dishes,
Tags. CastoS S'ar Rods RIr Trimmings, Mtti-
toy EQtpnl MIS- Door KHobS ard Plates, MetIitc btH
dotc FrdaasS Sc. whose plating is wor n
of it yes III all the he iUiy of new ware, which
theV will retain i he Siysriue is applied as often as
such a tio'es are ord n arity cleaned
piled Copper. Brass, Br0Rzs articles 1t Will
keep them hssu fll s#lv=1ei with one quarte- the
trouble required keep th clean by securing, &C
WIZ also lie found h. sh- hest a. mos econonn
ica a cleaner us-d odGoing al he bTllancy
, q u ailuyel silver.
! HOW = & STEW EMS. EnnuEa Ct uEors,
3 tiVfi ScsfNG- ~
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f-JIe0.

Notices de aths inserted free Obituaries, inciud
ing poetry inserted for Ave cents line, to be paid
for in advance. This rule win be strictly adhered to
At Sicily Ohio, the 1oth inst of cholera, after o
sickness. days, Charles w. Lyman, formerly of
Montpelier.
BY this providence th- friends and relatives of the
deceased ere. nd his family Shelby, have been
listed with almost incOnsoiabe sorrow.
10 Wyallsinl Wis, Sept. IL, Ell Maria, daughter
Of the late Rev. VIM. E. McAlisteT, aged year and
months.
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Make EOur own soap.

WITH B. 7. BBABIrT'S PURE CONCENTRATED
POTASH or READY SOAP MAKER. Warrsntsd
double strength Of common Potash aud supeIo to
any other ga pointer ley in market Put Up in
OF one pound two pounds, three pounds, pounds
aud twelve pounds, with full direct il English and
German, for making Hard and Soft soap. One pound
will make hteen gallons OF soft Soap. No line re
qqired Consumers will find his the cheapest Potash
IN market
F&Ailyl 3. T Bah BIT.
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S.T.-fs6O-X.-The amount of Plantation Biiters
sold in year is something startling. They would
fill Broadway six feet high from the Park to 4th street
Drake mannf Glory is OF the institutions OF New
York 1t is said that Drake painted all the rocks IN
the Eastern States ~i'b his cabalstia g :. T.-loO-
x, and then got the old granny iegisa' to pass
law pEeye nng dsGgurng the face OF nature which
gives him monopoly We do not know how this is
bu do know the Plantation Bltters SILL no other
article did. They used by all classes OF the
community, and death on Dyspepsia-certaln.
They are very nvigorating when lsnguid and weak
and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sod by all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17

WHAT DID IRA young lady, returning 10 her conn
try home after soourn of few months in New York,
was hardly recognised by her friends In pie &c of
rustic flushed face she had soft, ruby complexion OF
uaost marble smoothness and ms cad OF p she really
appeared bus L. She them plainly she U.s. Ha-
gaf's Naguo' Balm, and woui not lie without IT. ny
lad improve her personal appearance very Inu
by using TINS article. Il be ordered q ny drug
gst f1T onIy 90 Gems
Sarato.a spring Water, sold hy al Druggists
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strange. but True.

livery young lady and gentleman in the united
II states hear something very much 10 ,he,I au-
vanfase by return mail (free of chsrge) ny addressing
he undersigned. Those having ears Of being nun
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