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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15

LYoS's EXTRACT PuRE JAMAICA GINGER for Indigestion
Nausea Heartburn Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus Natu
ency, Sc, where warming smuant is required Its care
full preparation aud entire purity makes II cheap and rea
article for culinary Sold everywhere, at 80
per bottle Ask for " LYoNsn Pure Extran Take other
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY all Druggists.
lO;ly
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AGENTS WANTED FOR

The Camp, the Battle Field, ~ the Hospital
Or Lights aud Shadows o. the Great Rebellion
There is GER ain portion Of the will never 90
into the regular histories be embodied in romance or
poetry which is very real part OF it; aud will il pre-
we'd, Onyey to succeeding generations better idea Of
the spirit Of the conflict than many reports careful
narratives Of events and this part may be called ths Cos
sip the fun, the pathos of the war THIS illustrates the
character of the leaders, the humor OF soldiers the
devotion Of women the bravery Of the pluck OF
her 1es the romance and hardshl - Of the service
The volume is ofusely illustrated with over 100 en-
Cravings by the first artists which really beautiful
Eorthy OF examination spf cmtns OF the art The
books contents include "reminiscences II camp, picket
spf scout biyouae, seige, aud battle fed adventures
thrilling feats of bravery wit, dfoery comicA and lu
dierous adv ntures etc etc,
nusenent as we'll as instruction may be found in
tv,ry sge, graphic detail, brilliant wit aud au then
tic history, sklfuy interviewer in this work Of lite
art
This work els itself The people are tired Of dry de-
tails aud par san works, aud want something humoI
romantic, and startling, Our agents are making from
500 to $500 per month clear OF all expenses Send for
circulars giving full PARTICULARS aud trims and
proof Of the above assertion Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO, llS Water St, Boston, Mass.
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DEATHS.

In Greensboro Nov 9TH 40 illness of only hours
John w. Mason formerly resident Of Orafsbury, aged 81
Ia Orange, Sept 10Th Mrs Lydia W. CLARK, widow Of David
Clark aged - years, months aud y days
Printers ia Massachusetts please copy.
MArhhed Oc lblh Of typhoid fever and congestion Of
the brain Arthur l. ampheIe aged u years mouths and II
els, Waller Lamphere aged IS years month and 10 days,
OF Heman and :. Maria Lamphere.
In woodstock at the residence Of her sonn-iaw Lester A.
Miller nst Rachel Richardson, wifs OF the late
John Carlton, aged 10 years.
Printers Concord and Manchester NJ H., and Lawrence
and Lowell, Mass, please copy.
% years
In Sutton Nov. 3D. Rev. Marx Hill, aged 10 years.
fnJohnson, Now ga Mrs b. D. d Foster aged years.
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AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

delight Superior any Cologne battle thu
lace and person. to render the so and fresh aay In
nammaon 20 perfume clothing, Tor headache, Is
ufactured from the southern Magnolia obtaining
patronage quite Unprecedented tsa ftyoe with
aud opera singers els sodby all Dealers slOO 10 iafg
bottles and BY DENAs BAAsNs Co., New YORK, wholesale
Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold w all Druggists.
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OAOOIOLA,e HAIR LIFE

Restores Grey Hair original color DandruG
all mpures and preserves the premature death.
Containing nothing Injurious 1t is for dressing
the hair promoting uxurant growth and leaving 1t soft
glossy For sale by ali drugss Price, dollar bottle
Depot, No u William street, New York dawipiiIy
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SIR JAMES CLARKE's Female Pills-1HE
GREAT ENoLnH REMEDY. f-Y- EVERYBODY
knows the use OF them. (See Advertise
ment. Aug.23 mo.daw
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HE RURAL AMERICAN.
HAMMONTON FRUIT LANDS

NHE best opportunity to secure home /;
mild snd healthy clmate soil suitable for all crops
the BEST FRuIr LAND IN faR UNION; best Of markets
being New York and Philadelphia from 5000 to 5000
per acre cleared from small ut large population al.
ea1J located hundreds are settling good society per-
sale IN and around the famous HammOnon Fruit settle
meat 80 mi es from Philadelphia large tract s now
divided into Farms TO suit ths ,oual settler Price for
~ acres aud upwards nom S2O 10 $50 per acre Five
and ten acre OTIS or sale liberal title perfect
fo' fl Information address BYKSRs h JONES Ham.
monitor, New Jersey, m letters answered
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tHarketS.

tBy TtissrepA to Waitoa's JoH,aaiJ
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT cAMsRIDG AND BRIGHToN
For the week ending Wednesday, Nov. a. 1866
G..ls s1ssp shoi-.. Fs. Hogs Calves
* 5s:' , :::s 81 81 HE'S IS IS IS /:
sou e aaiy e. 2' ns T ssg s :sf
"a quality sl95e SO Per @ ns On t9ts, weight al hae
soSc ' BSs Se s1oo 81 Sc 's' p4' '
value : as S ;f ss So $40 according to their
with y Without calves may s ssrssd fros sud ordinary
storssYseriags as $40, twoyear-ods 5000 $500
thgse-yea5 olds, SO 500 ,o,o -. 900. -, -.
live weight or 81 % S o per head
shes'c eols'als & q 10 5its ~ Is 'o' per To-
sprine Pigs, whOesae ooj RETAIL a ooc per ID.
Hiies-Brghon lie per Country lots, Ia
ffs siidsls /. 'S &C. y ssf r +.
RSaARKs-ResPts ofcsie the Northern roads 1914,
than last week The meat trade has been quite dull
cheap, qualities PEI lille reduction either
people refuse beef snd besides q the country
the dunes Of business in q the Misunderstanding
ass. without ssFng to Pry qThes mo the esu,e ,ss
droyers had brought their dun market sud that their
Tie day or week Besde he aaasasy large number above
BrShioR Win hsse i.ei' before tSe% we're
9tos4 cts Ier d. aud after making this sson,
trade was iar from brisk. Al Blishton, neudn. % LED over
cattle $780, or nearly a6S Of neat stock Mary Of the Albany
Se ' s rom lTa Ss a s ss
sbs II cs per H. before The market Closes Ike mutton mar
s 0E ss q Sad sSt'S o n s saa
where, butcher told that prime fat lambs 81
for cts per b. The butchers assert their show
M hs aSd hey have mi to Inc droveis accordingly
Common to r S 9 81 Snd "a in R ns S 10 oa
heard such priest Doyers thought they doing good
we s' heard q t Them NJ
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and also eertiRe copy Of assessed bv school dis
rict No within the preceding this date,
in said Marshfed, and committed to for collection,
as neing unpaid on the Aforesaid No. 10 OF said
reside mt l. pds; and much Of said Lands will be sold
at public auction + x Geo A. Putin ms store In
the town Of Marshfeld Aforesaid the 9Th day Of De-
cember A. 1865 at O'Clock p NJ. shalt be
quise discharge said taxes with cost unless previ-
Ousy paid
Dated at Marsh6ed, this Sd day Of November, A. ID.
1861. M. K. BLISS, LIST Constable and
34:36 Collector Of said darshheld.
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"Cholsrs, Dysentery, Coughs, Colds and
rheumatism are quickly cured By American
Life Drops" 80 46.daw
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MARsDENs oALIsAYA TONIC.

Ia convalescence from Cholera Malignant Feyers, Small
Pox, any Affections will be found invaluable,
giving the system, and removing all the e.
feets incidental disease The universal and popular k wi
edge Of the tfTRUE caaya Bark requires expla
nation centuries have passed its discovery and is
recognized the best ebuge which bounfll
has favored with Science has discovered methods
extracting IT, virtues and reducing small bulk the active
principles OF the Bark viz QuIDne, Cnehonine etc. all
which invaluable As medical agents.
The great Of mild and reliable tonic In Of Debili-
ty, Night sorouia, Dyspepsia Loss Of Appetite, and
incidental disos system induced
present this the medical profession and sufferers a.
reliable powerful tonic that prepared
combining does ali the active principles Of the True Cal
Bark with other Ingredients which render 1t the perfect
lion Of a remedy for all the above diseases.
Prepared I. W. Marden, 45 Broadway, New York, and
for sale by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle
Wholesale agents, John Henry Co., Waterbury Geo.
Goodwin Co, NJ s. Burr & Co.. Boston. 92;so cop.
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Marrtages.

In Manchester H. Oct an by Rev Mr. Wallace, Ron f.
Cleveland u Coventry W. and Miss Mary Jane H. Butteraed
Of Manchester.
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- TATE OF VERMONT, wAsHtNGToN DISTRICT, IS
n PI1hale Court. held 80 Monnenr On SAID nl.tret.

- TATE OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, as ,
In Probate Court held At Montpelier in said District
~ the 3Oth day Of Oct A. d. 1866
Henry Barnes guardian " Patrick Joniry, Ascending
pcraon late CO.. Miidesex In said district, makes application
said license sell The ooW described
Of his said The farm and buildings formerly
occupied by said Patrick Conley homestead, Situated
in hddesex Aforesaid representing that the sale thereof
Is necesayr The ~ the wife OF said Conley, the
personal property being insufficient for that purpose.
Whereupou, Il l. ordered by said Court that said
picaon be- referred session thereof to b. held the
Probate one said Montpelier the day ofDec
d. 1896 Tor hearing and decision thereon and II il further
dered that AL persons Interested he notified hereof by pubcR-
zion 81 notice n said application and order thereon three
surces.vey IN the vermont wachmsn ani state Journal
printed AZ Montpelier before said time Of hearing that
ppear said time and place, and, they Oh
Ject thereto
~ the Court.-Attest, T. R. MERRILL,
naanN
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au Genera, assa,,Cor NEW ENGLAND.
u Sc Il II Z b EST.
Or CLOCK S
Excelsior Hair RestOrer
the best preparation presented to the public
and the only article possessing all the merits claimed for
II makes Hair grow on bald heads
Arrests its falling on turning Gray all Of the
soalp and makes harsh, wlry beautifully
sety glossy but above all is the rapidly with
which
Gray Hair is Restored
T. its original color Use lew times and 10 your gray
hairs have disappeared as ifby magic
II is not a Dye,
life sod caiong Its much dressing OIL
Pomatum and avoids terdsetrous ELECTS It Is elegant
" peumed is easily piled respects agreeable
preparation the public The money will h refunded
Put up large bottles and sold by an druggists per
tie. DR.. b. b. CLOCK, Proprietor,
Manchester, n. n.
Agents, Bxby Co., Montpelier and George Nichols North
field,
Wholesale AGENT John ?. Henry Co, Waterbury. s''o
EMPIRE SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHIMES
Are superior 10 All others for
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES
Contain all tn latest improvements speedy noiseess
durable and easy work.
Illustrated Circulars wanted. Liberal discount
allowed. No consisnments made.
Address, EhPiRE ) ~ Co., Broadway New York
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NJ OTtCE.-Teachels in Berlin are hereby
requested to meet in the school house at Berlin
Corner, Friday Nov. 10Th, at O'Clock, p. M, for
examina 1t is very desirable that all who expect to
during the winter should be present Citizens
invited TO attend. II. BROWN, sup't.
Berlin. Nov q, 1866. 1896
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And sold by all Druggists.
Geo. O. Goodwin Co., Reed Cutler Co, Rust Brothers
Bril- BnstOn. Mac. Ceneral AGENTS. 65:a9
CoLLECT TORS TICEl

The nonresident proprietors Of Marshdeld in the
county Of Washington hereby notified th the tow
in the years 1854 1865 aud 1866. and al
the State assessed at the last session Of the Legs-
laue remain in whole In part unpaid the describe
ed Lands ia said Town, to wit
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1
Approval ny laPERuL soaOoL oY MEDICINE, PANS.
Tested BY ne Commes on CAsn,s,ry ofss AMERICAN Medical
ssoeaboH, their Generation hsid IN Baltimore, Mag 1885,
and endorsed bgti most prominent Members.
THIS Imported Tonic, recommended by the most eminent
Physicians, 10 prepared 10 Paris from
PURE HERRY
Admits In liz composition only ronic Aromatic, Febrifuge
Irpaes, with great superiority all other Bit
srs which have for base nothing bot Alcohol Inferior
whlskes. 1t is richer than any other Bers In
AROMATIC AND BALSAMIC PRINCIPLES
And he taste d exquisite, It's soothing the NERVOUS
FLuDs astonishing, FOR, while gently exhaate by
re anmatng functions ofhe DaEsTv5 ORaAS and dss
pates lanrnor by gently refreshing and stimulating the Brain
giving healthy tone to the whole organism leaves behind
none painful influences that follow Alcoholic smulants
HYGtE MIC WINE
rs MOREOVER
MOST LtUtOus TO THE TASTE,
Possessing wonderful virtues On a Of DyspePa and De-
bRag, and moreoveris unexceled a.
APPETTzER,
u TITS NOTINTOTCXA TING IN THE LEAST
MUsCAT PERLE UMPoRTRm
Wine Of delightful flavor. 1tise pure ja,
ofa most delicious and Grape and SURPRISES oxoe
any Table Wina IN The Couatrv.
All who soiclou about obtaining pure sunrr-
i0r vine, wlii ue delighted siti
m ca r p r r h."
b Church people eoieited sramins lh Tlae Tor
communion parposes.
Communion Wine should be oil fhiarf pure 10 the
second place Il should be mild Muscu Perle combine.
these two essential qualities will oonyino,
one Of It's superiority all Wines present tn,
Market These Wines sold By all respectable Druggists
and Dealers.
REED, CUTLER & CO.
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WILCOX &GIBBS SEWING MACHIN
"Its seam is stronger and less liaole to rip
in use or wear than the Lock Stitch
/" Judges Report al The " Grand Trial u
Send for the Report," and samples Of
Work, containing bath kinds Of stitches, on
the same piece Of goods, to
ID. NJ. PHELPS, Waitsfeld, VT,
agent for Wilcor d Gibbs Se,0ipg Machine,
Machines kept for sale at my place, at H.
81 c. F. Fullerton's, Montpelier. and at
Haines g. Richardson's, Waterbury.
"a mo-
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T9TEs RI yEgMoSST gAsaiNglToy ol;;FIsSIsT. $

10 TF07AI7 nuTTl h7I MOntVeTlff sHII UIIfrc
- The tn day Of November, A. D. 1885
Georgs " Webster administrator ~ the OF Byron
Webster, late Of Cabot said district declared presents
ms naturalization for examination and allowance
makes application Tor decree Of distribution and partition
the estate n said deceased
lis ordered BY said Court that said account and
SAID Application be- referred Of said Court held
At the Probate Oce said Honpeie the 9Th day
eember A. D. st6 for hearing and decOn thereon And II IL
further ordea that hereof ell persons
tered by publication Of the three weeks successfully
n me vermont Watchman state Journal newspaper pub
shd TO said time appointed for hearing
thathY appear said time and place aad show
Any they have, Why said should be allowed
aud such decree made
~ the oourt,-Attest, MA CHASE.
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SyTtTE OF VERMONT. RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
Ia Probate Court held at Randolph, within and for said
District, on the ash day Of Qetoher A. p ises
Denson y Bows, administrator the Of Ebe p
Parker late " Washuaon In said District, decaled makes
application said Court Tor license sell all Of the real
Of said deceased presenting said will
interest Of all persons in said files said
Court the In writing nf all the heirs Of said deceased
residing Ia This State, such sale.
Wherrupon a. l. ordered by said Court that said application
under consideration aud be heard the nth day Of No
yember D. 1850, the Probate Oise in Brookded. and. it
is further ordered, that all persons Interested, be notified
hereof by publication notice Of said application and order
thereon three excessively the Vermont watc-
man state Journal, printed at Montpelier, before said
time u heang that they said time and place,
aud, II they cause object thereto
By the Court.-Auest, J. II. CLEAYELAND.
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BANKING HOUSE
JAY COOK E u co.


Corner val 4 Nassau SIS NeV York.
IN connection with houses in Philadelphia and Washing
ngon have opened NEW YORK HOUSE at above loea.
ton Banks, Bankers, and Investors
for the transaction Of their business In this city, including
sales Of sEouRFEs srooKs, BosDs
GOLD. We constantly represented at the Stock Elk
change and Gold Board where orders sent promptly
oiled. We keep ON hand full supply Of
Government McuFilieS Of all Issues,
buying and selling prices and allowing correspond
j. COOKE CO.
May 81 yr daw
PARKER'S PICTORIAL PASTILLES
Give Immediate relief In all Of Coughs Colds, and aeo
ofthe chest singers Speak
clearness Of voice They contain opium anything
deeerous wonderful the celebrity with which they
effect the cure OF all diseases Of the throat For sale by al
Druggists. Price. 20 cents box dswi9lily
The Best Sewed Boots in Vermont
made az FULLERr)NS',
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Pirates and Priyateers

honest merchantmen. that the experience
years and the very highest scientific
tee The superiority Of
Girls TIA ID ORO'S HAIR ID Y Il
every other It's purely vegetable nfbie and
instantaneous Manufactured By CRIsrADORO, Aston
House, Sew York. Sold by Druggists Applied by all Hair
Dressers Nov. daw In
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Wait for the Best
FkA N X Moo RES
ANECDOTES, POETRY, AND INCIDENTS OF
THE VAR"

+ X ANK MOO REFS
ANECDOTES, POETRY, AND INCIDENTS OF
THE VAR"
% pages, double column beautifully illustrated with II ee-
CANT Cabinet Steel Engrayinss.
OPINION OF raE WORK.
HoRA1H GhEElBi in the fibune Of June 5. saws!
'lt is au exceedingly rich Do1k containing mo mat
ter OF interest nau a the novels that have been issue
BNta the uat tlu SAID dJue writ en- b. Rebels as
vel as Uuiln ist, meet ladgouiy selected CON act
pul tJg thuf Asd lAudsU,nely pfnted. sold ony by
suoserf uon out tho who have chance to su sorioe
and dont viii make thunder
The NEw YoRK EVENING Posr:
"ihe BOOK ~ iui " iun all pains. wit end humof
tatIlOlc senua4Cnt, anu s4ange Adventures hlls nm
he outlines VI iJimal histories oil tue war and gives
tette aud nofe Viva picture Il the times We nave iasi
passed tnau auy OF lnen. IL is justine box for
A RAINY DAY AT a COUNTRY IAN
The NEW YoRK CoAMEAotAL says.
"Mr None mas giyenus book which surpasses In in.
teres. auy thing tne alma which has appeared " l.
hkey ~ appear in the thousand one var historic,
which are published or announced
GkEELEI'o GREAT CONFLICT,
AID
MOORE'S ANECDOTES
together form a complete History " the Aebelign"
We want good agents in parts OF every State ia the
Uni n Terms yeiy IiJofal to experienced oanysssefs
MALk OK FEMALE
Descriptive Circulars Sent on Application
Address
JAMES PORrEUs General Agent,
1896 NJ a. Bible House. New York.
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4 NATARKH, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Liver
- and Kidney Diseases. Natures Remedials from
Plants
VIM. Il. PRINCE Flu hing, New York, for co years
propre Of the Linup Nurseries has discovered Posf
TIVE ou AXIS foe the above and all Inhsren aad Chronic
Diseases, Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, Rheumatism II
Female Mai sdea, and 9th resulting fro i'm pa ity Of
the blood hitherto ncurable Explanatory circular one
stamp Treatise on all diseases. 20 ots.
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To Retailers.
Children and Y )uth's gentee thorough-made Metal
Tipped shoee also Boots aud Shoes with the new UNION
Tip "a Metal Tip Patent Leather rip) always on
hand FIELD, THAYEk WHlTCoMB,
Bosfon Mas
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INVASION -!

Do wish your hair eauerzed from the scalp No
Then Of Volio and Causto Dyes
up by nosrum who the relation to the
snansible Qhemst that
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Afaal notirfs.


SfTATE OF VERMONT, wAsatNgrOV DIsT trcr a
IN Probate Court hed II Montpelier, in said District, on
~ che sth day N November. A. D., 1856
tnar Batched administrator n the ofNathanie
hdsop tate u ftnhed In SAID DISTRICT presents
MS administration for and Allowance and
makes application for dstrbuon and partition a
The estate o said deceased Whereup0n ordered bV aad
Court that ta aecount and said application he referred
session said Court 10 be held Probate Oce
Montpelier, on the iih day of December. A. D. 1885, Tor hearing
ana DECISION hereont Aud u Is further ordered that notice
hereofhe given all publication
three weeks successfully the Vermont waehman and
State Journal published Mnntpelier previous
to said tins appointed for hearing that they appear
said time aud place. and show they why
said account should not he allowed and decree made
By thn Court-Attest, n. A. CHASE.
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IL ILLS HAIR DYE, only so cts.-
Il Black or Brown, instant lneous natural dura b
best aud cheapest Conains a. lch a. dollar sizes
Depot, % Joaa -. Nes YORK sold by all Oruggi,ts
M ANTED--AGENTS, to sell Rev ID.
w u kDDY's works, "ihe Cottage Library" BY
the set or single volume. The oest canyassing books
ever published Exclusive territory given q lod he
dueemen.i. Send for circular HORACE WENT
WORTH, Publisher, ll0 Washington Street, boston,
Mass
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We want good agents in parts OF every State ia the
Uni n Terms yeiy LIBERAL tO experienced oanyasseIs
MALh OK FNMAI.E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-01
.QD4lo Statesr1qrl,
The Fenian PrfsOners-nessa
from fhe President Correspond.
ence Between Secretary Sew
nrd and the Brilish Nlinisler.

I The President to day sent to the House a
message in replyto the resolutions of the
House. The first requesting him to urge
up the Canadian authorities, and also the
British Government, the release of the Fe-
nian prisoners recently captured in Cana
ida and the second requesting him to cause
the prosecutions instituted in the, United
States against the Fenians to be discon-
tinued, if not incompatible with the public
interests. The following documents are