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EIiio, c. Chn-e,. Es,a.e.
Roynl Heughtom's Essnie.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. Probate Court within
District Of Westminster said District to all per-
sons Interested in the estate Of Royal Houshton
Grafton In said District, deceased Greeting.
VoU hereby notified that Martin N. Lawrence adj
miristrator of the estate Of Royal Hough ton,
Grafton 10 said District deceased has filed Court
his application, setting forth that said deceased seized
Of about Of land with buildings theee n stu-
ate In Rockingham in said District slip in the
Baptist meeting house in said Grafton and horse
near said meeting house and further setting that
would be beneficial TO the heirs and all
ing the thereof to the persons entitled
praying for license from said Court to sell
at public auction at private SALE may judge most
benefcial and further notified that said Court
will decide the granting OF said session of
said Court to be held at the inn Marshall A. Wilder in
said Rockingham the FIRST Wednesday of December A.
1856 when and where you may BE- In the prems-
es II you shall CiIAs. B. EDDY Register.
Nov. 8, 1866. 46-4S
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Whole number 81

Whole number 81 26 81
For Treasurer DR.. Whitman had 2l
votes to z scattering. For second director
the vote was, Evans is, Darby 8, scatter
ing 3. For third director, Chandler 81,
Darby z, II. Fleming 2, scattering 8. For
4th director, Darby %, scattering 8; 9th
director, Rev N. Pierce Is, N. Gilmore
8, B. Leet, Jr., 2, scattering 3.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
again at the call of the President There
is strong feeling in favor of this associa-
ton now, and if continued it will be suffi.
Gent to sustain it, and we hope much good
may come of it.
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PocKEr DIARY FOR Is67-Messrs

POCKET DIARY FOR 1S67.-Messrs.
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New MUsIc.-We have received the
following pieces Of new music from c. nj.
Tremaine, 45l Broadway, New York.
The Tender Glance, Schottische, by Mrs.
Prakhurst; Do not Heed Her Warning,
and Waiting for the Loved One, by Hen
ry Tucker.
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Cheshire Railroad.

I OHG8nIT6 RAfITOAd
| :. ---
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT. On and affe,
~ Monday, May IA, 1865 Trains viii run as follows
| splendid sIeepiny Gar. ~ .na 49,, a.. .
| burlington ~ saw ' 'o''on' Troy, NJ I
MOVING East
ExpRrss TRAM I'm 49, rara:.
"a RAIN VIII leave Bellows Fails at $50 A.
neene, AZ ~, a. arriving at itchburg, 625 A. NJ
Leave RsIlows ro,,s - % 0MAvpAIIoN IkAlN will
Arriving at Fitchbaro II H ~ T, a. ~ A. n
MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Ralls At al - Ks.
at 337 ~. Arriving at Fitchburr SI5sp = - pos'
730P.n. - eon'
MOVING WEST
MAI, TRAIN v,r le.v. p,s.o.r go 80
bnrv * Kesns 80 Io az ~ 10y 4. H, Fitch
lows Yn. II 10 lcCossxnn I; Al irving at Bel
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COMMISSION Err ;, NOTICE.

COMMISSION R,' NOTICE.
Estate of Royal Houghton.
ME, the Subscribers, being duly appoirted by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District or Westminster Com
missoners to receive examine and adjust ali claims ami
demands OF all persons against the Of Royal our
ton late OF Grafton in said district deceased also all
claims and demands exhibited In Offset thereto and six
months from the day October last being allowed by
said Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give
NOTICE, that viii attend the business of our sai an.
pointment at the Dwelling House of John Houghton In
oughtonve, in said district on the second Tuesday ~
December and last Tuesday of March next from ten o'clock
A. NJ, until four O'clock p NJ. each OF said days
WILLARD A. DEAN,
JASON D. JONES, comm rs.
MARTIN X LAWRENCE, Admir-
GRAFTON, Nov. both, 1855. 4749
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Ing poetry, to be paid for according TO length
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LOVE AND MATRIMoNY,

Any lady OF gentleman sending me an addressed enye-
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affections Of the opposite and which vi enable them
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OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
P R U SSIA.
nua RER,lN CORRESPONDENCE


'rhr Expected Alliance with Russia Opinion
Of the New Foreign Minister Of Au.,rin-
The Restoration of the King Of Savoy
Prusstan Elections and Political PARTIES
Count Bisnsrck and the North German Par
iia meut, &c.
BERiN Nov 3. 1893
There certainly something In the wind between Rus.
ia and Prussia, although the reports circulated Paris
tbs, an alliance has actually been struck up the
$40 Powers is, at any rate premature Polish Journal
Che D.i,nnit P0vaask thar tho Cabinet o. IL
Petersburg has offered % up all the territory situate
the lsn bank q tho v-ua 10 Prussia provided the
latter assists Russia 10 the annexation Of Eastern Gaica
which i hIsdy Inhabited by Ruthsnians and IL calls
upon he hvahd> Rise and the Nord DeulcA, Zsistng
to deny fact II they Neither 81 these ofcaI
prints has Jet responded 70 the challenge notsitb.
standing which have every reason for believing that the
rurnor alluded to IL entirely without foundation II Is
possible Aod not unlikely that IDEA has
been saarcd by Russian diplorpaists but In the frst
place the PrIssian government By xious
70 csisrgs ,hs,r Polish Possessions. which will
always form vulnerable spot 10 their political Of
mail; and then II il quite out u The question for any
resolution Of such importance 70 b. taken during the
absence OF Bismarck His locum tensns dc savigny,
10 quite equal 20 the Transaction Of the ordinary routine
or busness but be has neither Tho inclination nor the
power 70 assume the Initiative In an sraIr that would
completely revolutonixs the foreign policy Of Prusa
There denying however, that the relations between
the two Northern courts becoming more and more
intimate and Il il regarded rather significant than
General Seinmeiz tho hero Of Nahod, who pssses for
The mos, efficient commander, Noltke does for the
sbles strasgs the Prussan army, has BEEN selected
= scconpapy the Crown Prince 10 biz tourney . ~
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wESrCHtsrta INTELLIGENCE

WFsIcsr.rr~ oou-rr courr This Pan or The or.
cn tanrt and oyer and Iefmnsf u w~sohs.tgr co.ay
nonInnnc~, AZ hhne Plains tot Justice Sohogr~~A
10 preside There nov 10 tho ian at white Pains
p~raons under ntici n-n for murder There cos,
hhri ~ "" jail seventeen aw.nng the A,ton ~
me Rrahd inr1 TOR murder. tor rape.
ssl WIN intent 81 MI three FER robbery
burAy one or bssny for grand lafcaDy and fs-
larceny.
HoRr Tmrr sEEasrHp,-oa Friday nigh, Mr. jams
Mcfahden living 10 nr-rnburE w,schesler county tisl
hs horse ia front ~ Atoo "a village ~ White PsAas
He had born bat bafors be fouaA
that Oh. horss and had The thief
subsequently ssceftslbsd 10 James Msak ~hs
rested W officer ~ the Twelfth precinct
the New York slds OF the sls bffxe with
stty In his Yest-rdsY prisoner
bsiors Jpstcs Hsupiman ~ NorrissBis and ~ hia
eonmit-t % the o,any Is White pis or action =
Tho Grand Jury
ih0D~u GonssEr ~ uAHaisos Last Saturday uishs
Mehse shines living in the town Of Rye, ~
thrcs foo,psts the town Harrison Ono ~ stop
ped h: horse BY ssas hold 81 hs besd m. too o.ss
stepped sifs ~ tbs wagon and dragged M
siEns - ths aud th.a sobbed
~ IN money leaving him only few cents other
have robbed At different ns- The ooany by three
sni II IL supposed Ivy iks M 9tlnea ~.
scr'h.A thrm white With tkeis bLcked ~
heu heina largo muscular AMI tho ,thss email
sso ues MA hat on ss e~sd with handkerchief
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CITY INTELLIGENCH.

I'VE ~ssrrrs Tho appearances o. the guitars l.
nc morning announces tho advent Of winter This pleas
am news 70 tho lovers OF those sports which belong poop
marry 10 that season and they may gratAs themselves
anee u tho hppnE along The likewise gsos
s.men 70 hope this IN tho cr upon thsir hus
ninth .iys, W.s y.slerday ra,sa ever 18th TX.
Inauguration u the skating season
TN tNSEEsrr or Ssw ionx.--Ms AsDsrws orr %
s5'o0-rhe gfl % SIOo.o0 BY Mr. Lonns Andrews
!" We Vnverrty 81 tbs CITY Of Now York which vs.
snnonhs-a recently msde Is understood with the
OWES purp-es FOR profcr.or-hp u logic intciiotusl
Emu moral si,aces $500 for prpfassorshp o. tho cv
s:sS's ''1 s. 'sss and ns.S. ;s
.nip o. p,.a,i sens embracing political economy
s"a gsas 4. . sraassSsy ,sSas.
nc 'St ..pss. t. a. nss
the income of sio.Vs
RKroHr' 's's ou.s,ruw lar report only oaS
death from oho'ers has The shi, Facon ., the
lower Quarantine Tho uam. % IN. dec.ass -. Avo,oo
federer rho wns resnoss " cholera ship on ThursAAx
lat No irs.. eassshsd oeeurrsd and sriy az -
ION wh,sh wss .eu. time the iowsr Qosrss
DIsuILsnv cssUnrv Edward f4,,r-t IN. -. M
injured Friday b. The cIps.lon os vb,s,,v .ur
In Now r,rcs,. died yes~risy morning Nos ss~s
Hospital rhe deceased vas resident % oreeneos sas
L.n for support 4 s.'d y. late srI..y,. rss .ssS
h. becsyed family TIE Osrysrr Will sols ,ssaa q
isrrxsAL ussoHRsAasAu sfkcer OF Tho Third t~rcinss
ye.terdsy discovered named Thomas iyar %
The sidewalk tulion street, broadway, Aangr.
condition. blood owing frosty f,nn his mouth ~
taken 20 the ss~ York HOSPITAL WHARF upon rrsiasoa
y" .Acrrsined 70 he suffering from inrnrna hemov
hase N.rc u no, for IN. prompt In Which be
cn'rJsi . The hospital death would have resulted la rw
hour.
Hus ovNE ar CARNAGE. es,erdsy forenoon ~btis
crossing Hudson street, near vesuy street
Thona, Haley, being under tho nGusros OF iiqow
khocscd down aud By carriage the front sh-na
passing Over Nv Toe snd fxnt arm nussisf the f~msf
70 Ahoesing nanurr lie conveyed Believe VI spi.
=, Nv an officer o. tho ffth precinct is ngures Cd -,sh
Serious, Nil cot, i u tbougLl, result fatally
srncsrr Dows Eruxvrio Frr.--t sentisusas
named D.nclson, % bridgeport Conn. found lying
nsrnsibi- 90 The sidewalk Cbsiham street near AuL
Jerry str~st ysnsTdsy by officer the ~frh precinct
.tfrrhg from lians caused attack epilepsy
lie immediately tasen tho YORK tso.pltsI
la a. tnsAf mo
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One Of the largest houses o. the gathered at
the Theatre Fransais lat evening" The entertainment
comprised comedy, vaudevill. and opere'te Les
D1n Awag'e, one Of onenhach's most enjoyable
toagsncyies, 1rf enacted by nv Edgard and
Fanola Tie second piece, Cp,q Cpf, Francs IL RI
conpeas~, introduced Me- 0jiyo Logan 10 tho pa
irons Of tho French stare. The dabat Of an Engsh
actress Partisan play and surrounded by Partisan
ooincdians afforded An excellent opportunity for
comparison between the two siylos Of acting II
will suffice say ,ha, such comparison deci
dedy ~ the 0ytist> whose rendering
~ part likely 10 cause The other members ~
the company iosn the charming naturalness peculiar
to tbeu-siy md fellow coantfymen. Mic Logsn
in Tor conception 90 VI. 6 an5 adhered 70 the
words ~ the text her EngfNh accent was Of cour@.
painfully peTreptibe She efficiently supported by
Nm icrhoi and AihcH and Mic Alphonslne, Tho
concluding pfoincion LdHionr qas o. o',d guc1
was admirably given Nile RCss Saunier sang most
delightfully."- ard ~ Francis. a clumsy peasant. was
eccentric nnd log on Tuesday next Haleyy's
yoipgP.dUef ei b. performed
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rhe rssic,l republicans hs,d thsf tiisnssne Sons
nsiins Conventions last hisht, .ih No folicsins %
lult
lat district No nomination
"a dl-trrt-Ad lygrted az X4th lnr
so flstfet--fns~ns Yssd
TN distret--l hAfl@~ white
sth dalfct--~ YsHre
lIth district Adjourned uh 90
tuh di.trrtz-sAthsn q NJ
tfth dstfict-~Chrstgfbsf fulfnsn
18Th district AdJ1ufn~a ut 1stA 80,
An adjourned ussiibg ~ tha i9sut fsfsFpaty Mozart
thi~rmIanta nafalnatnE enGssttt0hk 80 80 Vie u
aslro heA last Bight. .hsn NJ MA " Ows6s
TO siysd ths ieint nouiinailab.
Th- cgbsllutnn2l tbion hidsrrsr~ nou8ln.i ~
Conventions at evening" tgbiaasf iy4 -
ths fnesinRs Third district, HeA1rt HaFrisan Fnh
csyict, sdlsafnef Fftssn,h dIstrsca nfr.ins'iea
nc.sntsenih Gairsi adlosrBes uii Jrtn instsht
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

An English View Of Maximilan's Abdicn.ion.
LONDON, Nov. "a, 1865
An editorial writer in the London Times Of this morn
ing believes that the Emperor Maxmilanshas actually
abdicated The Times looks for the Intervention OF the
United States government the next STEP as matter
Of course, but hopes that good results will follow.
The French Army Transport Fleet.
II is reported that twenty transports will sail from
Brest to bring home the French troops Immediately
after the arrival OF the next mail from Mexico.
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c A N A . A.

shelter Tor the sufferers nv the Gr.af Fire
Testimonial to Dr. unr-dcp. Sc.
oryarc, Nov. "a, 1896
large number o. temporary sheds have been erected
IN the burnt district in which many % the burSei ont
by III. late FIRE vii npd shelter for the winter great
many emigrstiug 70 the United States
public tes,iuoniai IL proposed for Or. Marsden In
recognition ~ his real aud ability IN securing stringent
quarantine regulations with New YORK and othsr Amer
ports, by which the .pcsad Of the cholera pre-
vented
Tte Nova sco'is tho last outward bound steamer ~
weather y gofA
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EUR 0 P E..
NEWS TO NOVEMBER Fl.
The Fenian Agitation Extend
ing in Ireland.
Queen Isabella Of Spain Preparing for
a Revolution.
English Opinion Of Maxi
milian's Position.
ITALY TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE POPE.
OUR BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE.
u. 90. 70.


ARRESTS OF Suspected Feninns and Seizures Of
War Materials.
LONDON, Nov. 23 1860.
number OF persons accused Of Fenianism have been
arrested at Limerick and largo quantities Of pixies and
other arms seized by the authorities
The Agitation C0ntinued-AdditionnI Arrests.
LONDON Nov. 2-Noon.
The Tenian agitation In Ireland still continues. Many
arrests persons and seizures Of have already
been made.
An American named McGivernay who suspected
of being agent Of the Fenans, arrested At Dublin
to-day and imprisoned
Many others whom the authorities have spotted
viii be Immediately arrested
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utIrs urtsis o. TIE WA of IS2.

Bn-ros. Nov. "a, lscs
Ar. James johnson one % ibs remaining veteran.
n the var n 1919, died to-Ay his r,s.
ldenoe IN wlnehesUr aged siEhty.nyo years
lie Was smons tbs nra % enlia nom his
native sisie ~ yerrnoei and 5ss neu,snaat in
u,a Thireth REGULAR which Major General Wool then
n,slar c,mmani.d He served with estnean Ia Gene
ri wilson's Chassrgsy campaign II PsfxDurg and
other bauerslds Of The and died m his old A-s
spectsd and Owed W all who kssw him.
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E.nrnr 81 the crrman Hospital Fund.

Mr. Bogrmi Dawson appeared Ia, evening ai one Of
III, city theatres bis celebrated character Of Richsri
III fof the benefit ~ the German Hospital fund Tho
performance generally not good az at the ssdt
Theatre Nr Dawson being supported by the Thaia
dramatic COMPANY. III rendering Of Richard, we have
several tunes hal OCCASION 70 commend most highly,
ana We repeat that i the best have seen
cepung that the elder Booth HI admirable cos,utnnr
hs jus conception and his sch0arly Interpretation ~
the re entitled a. u, the praise they have receive
We need riye again the judgment have already
expressed ~ the 81 the ragedtsnH nper-
aonatlrn y warmly sppTec aiei and received with
earnest Applause hy adeucs that had tho sRttsipcnn
az havfng witnessed beautiful rendering - Rclard and
at tre hme 81 hatlns contributed % mos; worthy
charity.
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LARGE sud ssihus.s,c mssing - ~ frssff 4
Hshsfa ~ lonsoliy ,oos pas- isss sr.issr >. - -
yn.i svsrss, Where the tssnhsaaon = us ssa'nss
~ cetnpirvilsr sbfDf.ed a,ssF siffsr~s snaes
W ~ JaEn foian ard Joln MHan ~ snssut~ff 80
cot rlsdss her lnfisded ~spfsft fW uSsff st3Fs'
sod "a a arnaA. aAkleA W lhA aAll " lls fh.f
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rpt sOsrts STtissnv usts


bosros, Nov. "a. lsst
The Duisro. ~ pioneer o. shs prcpsed Boston and
Livrpco steamship line, vas saccsssfully launched
dag at sesparyport he 4 tnoroaghly bult frat
cIass steamship, q about 1000 tons
The Ssp,uns line u sisAuers running droc, between
view York ana Boston, has been rurhsea ~ the Metro
politan s,earnship Company, u Nsv Yort, who Aks
possesson The 1t % December. The prirs p,.d ~,
10000 !, Il .eid hal Boston shlpp~rs vni ~ az
establish . ns~ nns 10 plscs u tbs Npptans
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nlEaA ,tplfnll iasttffl

~. Havrr cots ~ = 100
1ts hsu,ya 6frshsss. kfirt.si tsalsf. set',' = =
fsffnFfa 10 ~ = say lAat srestuG 80 nr1 !" 49,
,hslf sssn, sm.nt ahsy V-iselss ne s~~sfsfsft.
pfinf~Tp, htste ssf svs'yhefy .Hh uher 'hv -
ard to,fo ssf rnotsy wbst tbr1 taAa '~@.s nsnV
Gle. - usttlrs rfstsues " - ths 1fha - - 80.
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cctllsus IN TM 81. CLAIR hyts.


r'nhihs of Propeller ana Loss OF ihe.
Dyrnorr, Nov. a. fs6s
Inc s,esnaghp Milwaukee and Lake superior propeller
Lac N Dele c3llded last night in TIE 81 AR river Tho
propeller sinking In i've minutes The engineer named
James Evans, and coior~d waiter were drowned
The Iac IN Dele valued Al $40 900 and vas snr.d
TOR 5000. she had large cargo Of copper vld ron
ore. nsh and general ncrchluds.
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The Coming Revelation Que-n's Abdica-
tiOn Expected.
Pans, Nov 80 1860.
A popular outbreak against the government Of Spain
10 Liable to at any moment
There are vague rumors that the Queen will abdicate
90 avert the threatened storm.
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P R U S STA.

Legislative Censure Of the Government.
BERLIN. Nov. 90, 1866.
The Legislative Chambers have agreed In consuming
the government for the sale Of the Cologne Railroad
without their sanction.