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THE SOUTH CAROLINA BANKS.

r
K1msrs very o.bcr states 20 ths prejudice
OF the notes o! the banks this stats aud
and business IN daily receipt OF letters ssking
information and expressing great disrust OF banK
notes In some communities, learn, they repre-
ssnted TO the uninformea ss utterly vslueaess
To al The holders Of the bk OF Our banks, We would
say that they h-ve fear vhatevcr In receving
passing, sod ~ keepsng bApx notes The action of
Leg In respect 70 the suspension baaks
s!mpy 70 rerait that penalty due TO tbs state BY
bank In ttate or suspeuson and does not In any way
operate TO lessen the security OF The note holder No
bank Iotss In the United States better secured
tban those Of South Carolina Tney are not based
upon prbic securities, which In time Of pressure and
public difficulty could only be realized ut heavy sscr
fce which The ncic 10 sT must bear but by article
In The ~ rter ff als u this Slaso, the <hotd
ahlc tae rts ~ ia,lurc OF the bank 70 pay
to s roe bl-Fr sf tar cretttcrs amount equal 70
twc< = value r 10 ss. OK held by them respective
ly Af u.s0e oar bsass arc monopoes, but osned by
rafy ths af1i41r w probable tba. very nearly, II
no, qu ths ss1s amount thus pledged for their sesur
~, Allied By the creditors OF the banks GO
nuci FAc-d be ngcs esary 10 faiisfy thsr demands
Org banks entirely solvent their assets being
lers oi their liabilities to the public Unter
m sy stem Of manage meat ana responsibility We can
Iat ,h pride T. the face ~ bank Legally organ.
izer tn!s state, La failed and msdo Toes to is
cIealsct sZd stccknolaers
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take s.o consideration the present coodleo Of be
cved oouhtry.
That s be recommended " tbs Legislature 10 Ia Vito
conference Of all tho Southern states consider OF the
mod. sn1 measure Of redressng grievances insst
upon such guarantees shad equal rights In
the uaon aSd protec, the from furiher
agitation o. nc slavery question: and, In the evcn' Of
tflure 10 secure thesa obi ass for
The protest. on ana defence Of our rights
That se earnestly appeal 10 al southern States 10
unite Win 40 IN another and II may be last effort 10
preserve the Union upon tefms consistent with the
safety and hoDor of the South and II they fall In their OF
iorsa, then adopt euch as In their wisdom,
nay be proper for tho protection OF sne south.
That we invite the othor coun,es OF the Slate forth
with to call meetings u the people, and unite with in
the above rc cconmen ndations
That We viii faithfully abide By whate ection the
State Virginia, In convention, may determine upon
snd for this deonce voluntarily pledge 70 each other
our lives our fortunes and scored honor.
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1hE UNION Is DISSOLVED HssCsf0srH rasRE u
PRCsPERIrr, PnAcu AND DsLiyERAsos FOB

Tho current Of public ,hoosn. hore has unasrgeoe
singular change OF late. Compromises AMI peaoeiui
separation from tae general goyernmeo are spoken OF
no more The talk now o. People begin to resize
that their second Independence, like the nrst,
must bs booghi with blood Te hope tina, tie Presidsa
WILL either formally uassiveiy recognise shs oos! ac,
OF The Convention Of the people OF s,ulh Carolina By
which tho Stale will be placed finally and beyond
the reach n federal laws Ia gro wing dim day by day
The people fee that collision is Inevitable Nor do
they urderae In any way tao oda they have 10
ter 10 war with the soverumeIi And yes no one fa!-
tiers, and eeemE % entertain a moments oreaea
sior ns 10 the ultimate result
You hear azoud tae hotels, In onn,buses and on
the Streets the Bgeculsone that the popaar
mind. The ptfsbiu.y oi 5mbertment and occupatl On
OF Cbagiesten by federal troops 10 canvassei and IN
maDy Instances, admitted but there ia rooted convic
ton that such upoa the part OF the Northern
Slater remaining IN the Union would bring down heavy
vengeance The taent short time ago tha
the Union II he snly faagusr OF the 5ouherner agains
ine idea prevalent 1t the North that the South
iis slaves oar people Say that the world sha
which the teri bietbe starving tbOunLDds OF ths
North whom ycur ptal its VIII neither feed pro
vice with emlloymsnt or ths well fed anu oo1tcn,ef
plantation hands OF tho South. Tae wi1ter Sil tna
prdcsl
The sSciitlon psprs have planned o. 5outhrr In.
tolerance towefcs Nsagee peocfs AID moddlers fousd
tsmpes ing about among slaves Henceorta tnsy will
have more csuee The ca bitter feeling to rafau TOO
the Ysikfe keeps from ihe coliou states ~ s limo the
better Every ger, who IA not known VIII be vie wed
wh sp'cop Ths mos. vaiive and law ovias
our reoplc convinced that catering upon
a contest in which failure is anchslaon, and you may
assorcd thai there win be short shr for the rsor
wherever found
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THE REPORTS FRoM GEoRGIA.

NACoN, Do I5BJ
The sauon feeling "a stu Increasing IL Georgia The
certainty tbs secession OF Alabama ard south Usrolina
will tend gresGy 10 strengthen the sscess9ulsts OF this
state Mr. Cobb brother Of the Secretary Of the rfea
swy speaks here ,o night IN favor o. os1nioa.
The TAR or the Cotton Planters Convention st this city
has oeeu postponed VI ~ next Hondey sug TO the dolsy
n the srrvsI or the rooes imported direct from Belgium
The banks 10 ths state have Gil suspended Tnose in
Alabama will tuspeud next week oy private agreemsnt
They have pledges from leading secessioas to relieve
them from Ihe legal persties resulting from suspension
Nu1rDGEvuIS, GA Dec T. 1889.
Mr Fulton, OF Columbia, ogsred resolutions IN the
Hcrse todsy requesting the copgreDnsn from Georgia
TO propose 70 Congres OF lhs United States tbs
pointmcut Of Comm souefs tho part Of the North
and the South, whnse daty it shall be to provide for
peaceabo dissolution of chs uaep, aud elua1l dis
trlbuton OF the property between the two sectilus
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II. 4. 4 j. =: {
HArdee's Tactics. vols
SCOTS Tactics. voIs.
Cavary Tactics 3 vots
Field Artillery vot
Rife, and ao~ 70 Uae H. vol
Ride and Rife praet % vol.
army Regulations, 1857. l vol
Evolutions q tho Line, Ptactised by tue Austrian
Infantry. / vol
Eahan's Outpost Du,y. l gol
hahhn'e Field Fostihcat.cns l vot
pchcol FOR the Gpsroe 1 vol
Bay yonet Exercise for tho Army. l vol
Halleoks Military Art. vol
Brrs Military snd Naval Dctioosry. vol.
Gsrcoer's Dictionary OF the Army. vol
Volume three Cavalry Tactics. (soparate.,
The New York herald., 1860-12-08
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

The Fseino Of he SOuh, dc.
am oot 10 be cassed among the croakers when say
that this the prospects OF Unioa ID ,ius
are gloomy In the extreme.
Tho Presidents glorious Message has pointed out plan
OF pac.a ;aton. But viii II be sdoptoc2 rhrsy eight
republicans yesterday vo,ed agairs seIts II 70
= committee they win not even take sha, icta.ory
step to accommodation, what ground has tho SOUTH to
expect that the proposoi amendments to the Constitution
will ever atop,eef but my frm conviction Is tina, the
South has little confidence in Northern decia aoos
that paper signed by every republican resonta,se
in either house. desrato,y OF an nteaton never again
Astato The slavery question, were presented To the
Southern peo 2e they aid reject t. and no DO diverted
from sher purpose Of separation. That may DO very
good talk" they would say, "but We cannot aad VII
not trust you "
This In reality, the substance OF the sayings aad,
what deploraee ths feelings OF the representa-
tiyes OF the states 10 both boases therefore
they 20 ntroJusing the agcacy Of tins Toe
leaders the secession resolved upon
pAtlDg alters hastily thai there vii be no time FOR
comprom'se ooucLiAtlon.
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A Dissolution OF ths URion
Apparently Inevitable.
LARGE MEETING IN VlCKSaUaG, MISS.
Addresses Of General Henry and Ex Go
vernon Eorehead, of kentucky.
SEPARATE SITE sECEsS ON RsPuDIaTED,
Important Letters srem Gov. dsrsfhsi v.
johnson ard Governor Houston,
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 7, 1880
bill was submitted 90 Thursday, In The Legisasure
provdag holidays 10 be observed thereafter ia ths State
90 Junc 9s tho anniversary OF tse battle OF Fort Nooe
Good Friday Christmas, January l. Thanksgiving and
Fast Days emitting the Fourth OF July.
The election count dnished 70 9ign'. Judge
Aagra,h leads the succoesul ticket Nsls hes, Raett
aud spratt are elected There Ia greet rSjocng IT,
nish. among Tho friends II the gentlemen elected
The New York herald., 1860-12-08
THs SECESSION EXCITEMENT IN TEXAS.

INV ORIEAss, Dec I, 1870
Adyces from Texas sate that Mr. Stewart, member OF
the Legislature OF Texas from Goaz,los tas issled cir
cuIar In accordance with the resolutions Of eengs held
In that place Inviting the bers Of tas Legislature to
be in Austin the third Monday in Decem5e Tor the
purpose or holding extra sud TO take the
sAry steps Tor calling State Con vertIou.
Governor Houston promises t, resIgn the people Of
the state demand the oonvokng Of the Legislature.
Ts hoisng Of "Lone star" days in the towns of Texas
continues 10 70 and tie people hrolghou: ae State
appear 70 be united In their feeling OF resistance 10 tho
administration OF Mr. Lincoln.
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NETTING or rHE CITIZENS or HSSRtCo COUNTY.
s meeting Of tue people, Irrespective q party, of ths
couniy of Bsnrco Va hes on the "a as,as, the follow.
iax resolutions we're ad@p,ed-
Th.i be rvcomms sn6ed y the Lsglslnure " Viz,
eaia, shen snsu mcst su Js1Wsry nett ~ take mmc
Ae ss - CN tOsttber acoavenion y the psofis %
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TIE STANDARD LITERATURE or SOUTH
CAROLINA

would seem that South Carona, for ths trns being
bs ebardo0ed hsr polite and historical iersare for sns
ssDgune bra ches OF mihtrY SCIENCE IN vew Of
peculiar attitude with The federal government bas
our opilon tbs cpayed advertisements the prol-
neat 5oatherp papers announcing seie Sn
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CANDIDATES FOR THE SOUTH CAROLINA
CONVENTION

The r,.lowng Ia list Q; tue canddstes for the State
Convection Of South Carolina wh, Ia nonina.
tcn 10 Charleston. TIE, al pledged 70 eecosson, bet
culy twenty two can be chosen
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Middleton. Williams
Mordecai. NJ q.
Mar gsult, 3sbiiei
Aa,ta, Wm T.
McB0rney, Wm
Mcmmilgef. 9 q.
Mills, OTIS
Mitchell, Nelson
Accrady Etgard
Northroo, C,auc!us, 3
Ogior, T & n d
Pringie, ". Aston
Porch r, Frank j.
Raest, r Blrn veil, Sr.
Richardson. Fran sis d
Rutledgs, berg doger
Reynolds, Geo n Jr,
Rose, Jas
Rsvenei, Dan =.
Sprau, konijss W.
S,noas. Tnos u.
Smith J J Prirgle
suohecxer, Il 2.
fo~nseud. john
l'ooner, II Laurcns
WhAiey, Bsnj j.
Wagner, theodore D.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
our cuARl.Ksros co oaxBapospErCx.

CaAslsr,s, Dec 1860
Thot the Nc~tA ShosslS Do-rhe PTeser To-. or f,blr
7AnlsM-H pes o. Peseef'd SEPARATION Fid,rg- sosts
ern Slaves Ncrtsrr Mobs 20 BE- Comp Hsdiers
and Aeddleys Must Bessare-rse V,gancs Fel,aJ. O.
VII be well for the Northern 9istes % begin
70 think OF the nature OF the relations 70 be es-
tablished between the Northern end Southern
confeneraoios Iamef is'.0ns for ,ps un.ou, M
weh threats and Concessions 10 presevve T.,
wtl be ba. g. much time vas,sd Is lhs Unloa
Is thug Of the past Notices Elm ar t. this taken
from the late speeoa of ex Senator svost ta
eye o. every street c,rner.
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Aston, Chaflex, sr. hl
Burrstt, A. W Sr. M,
Bowie, Larroon NJ.
Banks, Hueh r. a
Conner, Heary w., sr. Nj
Cald well, Ias II. Nj
Carroll, B r NJ
Colcack. Chfe. J. MI
Cardo2o, J. N. N,
Derrevh.e, X sr HS
Dawson. Eamuni j. Og
Eason, Tnos. ID. Pr
Frost, I'D Sard po
Gourdin, Rlbt N. m
aonour, John H., Sr. x,
Hascr, besi N ID. r,
Hayue, !. W. Re
HOWARD. VIM II. r.
Hey ward, T. Savage RI
HanGkci, rtos. N. So
Horlbecx, Or. Elias s.,
II Zines, jos a. So
jacobs, Meyer 80
laval. Wm J To
Lawton, Wm. n. 10
Lbby, VIM vi
hsgra,h. A Gordon w
kliee, VIM t'oscber
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TENNE SsEE.

The Art meeting svorsg secession Ia tennessee
meeting wss numerous.y attended. The subject au.
nouncca for celebration "3eocssoa the Duty
Prospects South" correspondent In writing OF
the meeting says:-
Their epesches were OF an rR,nmaiory charao,ss,
sbuliug Lincoln and tho black republican party inss
hat immediate secession By separate State acton before
Lipcons rsusufasion, Was our only remedy. rbcy lay
egarst genera. Southern Convention and against state
Convention, say have not ;!me They evident
~ posted and acting 10 eohcert With the South Carolina
movement.
they praise South Carolina sn say she clearly right
and must 20 With her roey tako the ground that
the Union asafy dissolved by the action OF the North
states which have nuliihed tbe Fugitive alsve law.
After they got done Col A Coiyar made q speech
against occasion and especially aEsinst the precipate
action OF South Csrona and in favor OF state Coavea
ton to be gotten By cai'ed session OF the LeysA
ture Col pressed The point that South CArolns
doing great wrorg oy seeding without consulting or
conerrrg with the border States that attempt
involve thoee States revolution against their will,
and that south Carolina unwilling 10 abide the calm
and deliberate oecieon Of the whole south.
Al the couclupion OF Col C.'s he announced
that there would be anotber meoting Wednesday,
when be would further discuss qusstlors and that
Was also desrable that steps be taken urging the Go
the legislature 20 order ventton
and 10 consider OF the coming qusstioo.
THIS day work opened the eyes OF the people. Many
OF ibcm FAY that they dio not expect bold
soon, ard sssuc 10 emphstcay boore the people OF
this county surprised TO the readinefs Of the
great OF the democracy 10 lay down party aincs
and stand by Inc Gallon.
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TIE CADETS OF THE WESTERN MILITARY
INSTITUTE, NASHVILLE, TENN.

NnK51T KINV'
week or more ego . portion Of the cadets Of the
Western Military Irstitute at the Nashville renn Uni.
vsn,y met and adopted resolutions In favor Of resisting
and not submitting TO the late Presidential ele Son
Another por rtsop--thc minority We beevs-had meet
Ing ou the 8lst u and adopted conservative ~
soutors In which they assert that In their judg
ment the grievances OF the Southern Statcs have become
iptoerabe End should be FIRMLY and fcessy protested
agapst by the southern people, but resistance the
enforcement Of tho laws shculd be attempted BY them
until they shall have sought in vain for redress within
the Union and under The federal constitution.
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DIED.

In Craftshury, on the 17Ih, instant,
SUDDENLY, Esther w. daughter of Horace
and Lucy Cowles, aged % years.
In Lowell. on the 26th ult.. of canker
rash. Elva Geneve, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Brown, aged 10 years.
In West Newport, or the 1lth inst
Rrbecca, wife of Daniel Huse, aged 4a
years.
In Mnretown. on the 18th inst. Curtis,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Roleau
aged months.
In Coventry, on the Oath inst. Adelia
daughter of Ira Boynton, aged Is years
In Albany, on the 2Ist inst, Mrs
Betsey Adams, aged II years.
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Missionary Convention.

4 Missionary Convention is proposed 10 be
held in Barton, to CONNIE 4ce Wednesday eve
ming, May 81. and continue two days. Rev. ".
Warren, District Secretary of the American
Board. Rev. DR.. Perkins. Rev W. Walker, Rev.
Allen Hazsn. and other Missionaries are expected
These names are an assurance that the eIer.,
cises viii be of a high character. Similar Con-
ventions elsewhere have been meetings of great
interest and power.
= meeting for the Sabbath Schools will be held
on 1hursday afternoon.
The citizens of Barton will arrange TO enter
tain guests. A full attendance from all the towns
and churches III the County, is earnestly desired
and cordially invited The exercises will be in
the Methodist Chapel.
HENRY 4. HAZES
For Committee of Arrangements.
Barton April % 1850.
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Or. NIsTaa,s salsam uf MILD CHERRY.

This preparation Is n certsid cure for diseases
Of the Tkroat. a4i Lssss, Coids, Bronchitis.
Wkoqpins Cough, Crozp. Lrripient C6Rs.4usptior',
&c. In confirmation Of the highes; medical su-
thority that a Consumption car Be- cured nurne-
rous instances of complete restoration from this
disease by the use of Balsam can be gwen.
LETTER From ELDER u. L. GILMAN, MI
Mister Of the Gospel in Vermont;
GLOVER, w., June 20, 1889.
Messss. S. ". FowLk & Co..
Gents,-l hereby certify that have been trou-
bled for several years with difficulty OF the
heart and lungs, and have applied 70 several
physicians for help, and have tried Slnost every
remedy of the numerous ones which have been
recommended without receiving any assistance
but had heeR growing weaker and weaker, until,
hearing HIstar's BGL>Gns Of Wild cherry about a
year since. commenced using II win Immediate
relief. Ii has MT only restored my lung 10 II
sound state, but am entirely relieved Of the diff
hculfy or disease Of the heart have no hesi-
tation in saying that il is the best lung medicine
before the public, and | most cheerfuy and
conscien'iouSiy recommend il to all persons suf-
iering with pulmonary complaints.
L. GILMAN.
Dr. FRELEIGH, of Saugerties n. Y says he
cured Liver Complaint of four year, standing
that w0uld not viel to the usual remedies.
ABRAHAM SKILLMAS, NJ. ID of BOundbrook
J saws il is the best medicine for Consump-
ton In everv stage, that he has even known.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
Prepared by S. ". FoWEE & CO., Boston
and for sale by
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entry; ALvAN HovKY, Albany; SABIN SCoTT
Lowell; RUCK s. RICHAkDsoS, WeStheld: Al
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FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 2s.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM TIE u. +. FARMER
NEDSEsDAY, Airil is. 1850
At market $50 Cattle. 500 Beeves and s.
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearllngs TWO and three years old.
Prices-NiarkeI Deef-Extra 81 25aT, SO; LIST
quality, IS So, SIS; I'd quality. =. Z5aOeo; Sd
quality. s3.75t000s ordinary, So GOAT, 90.
Working Uxen-Ss1alT5.
Cows and Caives-S25a62.
Yearings-S00a0O
Two Year. Uld-SlTa23.
Three Years Old-S25a2s
Sheep and lamhs-24s6 at market Ezra
and selections. p 5Oa5 90; IN lots SI.5oa175.
Sprsg Lambs-SO, 0Oa0.00
Veal Calves Sales at s0.O0a0,eo.
Swiue-0U) Western at market
Hides l-2 per 10.
Talow-7a7 l-2c per 10.
Calf Skms-iOaIi CTS per Id.
Lambs Pelts-S000aOOo
Pelts-SI, sOsl.75 each
Spring Piss-0 0-0c. Retail, oaoc-
Fat Hng>-Undressed 00-0c
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

There will be q public examination Of the
Summer School Teachers at the Academy in
Coventry, on Saturday the 18th of May, at one
O'Clock, P. ".
The public generally and Committees especi-
ally are requested TO be present.
A. R. GRAY, Superintendent
Coventry. Anil 22d. 1850
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cTATE OF VERMONT,

DISTINCT tff thLhAS@s 80
At 3 Probate Court held az lrsshaTgh. N said
district. on the 18th day u April, A. D. 1850
Whereas, Roswell prou.y, administrator on
the estate Of Joel r. Dsggett, late Of New
port in said district. deceased Hsesfate pToiio e.
10 render an account of his administration, and
20 present his sccount against said estate tor exa
ninstion and allowance for the purpose Of max
ing partition and distribution OF the residue o.
said estate, under decree OF said court, among
the persons who are By law entitled TO the same
1t is therefore ordered BY said court that the
same come under consideration and be heard az
the Probate Office in lrssburgh, on the 9Th
dsy Of june A. ID. 1850
And it is further ordered. thst all persons inter
estea be notified hereof by publication OF copy
OF the record of this order in the Orleans Int,
pendent Standard, printed Vt lntseurgh, three
weeks successfully previous 70 sid time oi hear'
ing, that they may appear aud contest the alio~'
ance of said account If they see cause; and $3.50
be heari by said court in the matter Of partition
and distribution of said estate.
~ CARPENTER, Judge.
A true Copy Of Record. Attest,
1sws NJ CARPENTER.
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Window Blinds.

r C. & W. MORRIS wouid announce t.
\. the peopla Of 9flesHs gaanfv that they
are lyreBared III or.iers 70 sny extent sar IS n-
dos Shafts a. ev@ry varsity = style sat ~ 30.
MIST or IA TBRFAL AM R0RgHAR
SfiIP-~iiSesi-e 10 DELfPEK And HATl5 ths
same - prges spHainN 20 fia0ss aiJsasnsts
10 the isame tate vicinity ~ their factory
n1- Orders Tsrpeeifalg soliesls4 BY mali o.
nthsFwtse.
WV. u RAsD, Of Irssbsrgh, ls oar agssi co.
Orleans County.
81. iosinsbury. Marrh Il. Its9-ssf
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Agents. chsres.ea, c cs-gentsr. West A.
bsHy, +. G.. Hovev. Nor'h Crsrsbary, Scott
lrnnrs. * Co, lnsl Cr,i1sbury, NJ simpson,
Rrrwnipston. Vim $ Addison, RraVrinrlc-
Center J A. Seavev Rattou. W. iasivu & Son,
heci'@ Plain, iesssr WI ~, nerby Cater. c A.
Haui. s Co befh y l.ipe. 7 &. Hu or, clover,
Whif'esey Norih TROY " Gilman, Snu b 14cv,
Akiu & SuHllev, q eershoru' A. c. Bubiitt
New nrt T. Hoih & O. irpsburgh, a. c.
Rsn ial Coventry, I. Kiuball.
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COOP IF TRUE.-The Washington
correspondent of the Chicago Press +
Tribune, (who is one Of its editor<,) is
responsible for the following political
information.
1t is reported on what seems to be
good authority, that Ex-President Fill
more has signifrd his intention TO support
the nominee OF the Chicago Convention,
whether it shall be Bates, Lincoln, Chase
or Seward. II is eren said that If lSeso-
ard shall Be nominated, Fillmore tCilI
stump Pennsylvania in has bshaLfh-
You recollect Fillmore's letter to tue
New York Union-saving meeting! 1t
contained sharp rebuke Of them, and
advised those patriot dealers in southern
staples to level their guns at the disIoyal
6re-eaiers of the South, instead of tile
Union loving Republicans of the North.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-27
NOTICE EXTRA.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS are this day receiving
Il the largest stock Of floods ever offered IN
this market. which they are nov really 70 ssil,
and they wish 70 ne distinctly understood that
they VIII rot be HDdersalf by any one
GEO. EORTHIEGT0E. Jr.. * co.
Irsebrrrh, April y. lssA
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JOSEPH HALLS ESTATE.

TIME Subscribers having been appointed by
4 the Hon Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans, Commissioners. TO receive, examine and
adjust all. claims and demands OF all persons,
against the estate of Joseph Hall. late of
Ito land, in said district, deceased. represent
ed insoivent and the term of SIX months from
the 4th day of April, 1860, being allowed by
said Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased. 10
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us:
Give Notice, that we win attend IN the duties
Of our appointment az the dwelliug-house 81
Widow Mercy Hall. in Holland in said district. on
The last Saturday Of June and September next. At
9 O'Clock, in the forenoon IN each II said days.
LEWIS ALLREE,
GEORGE Il GREEN , Conn'rs.
LUTHER CLIFFORD,
Holland, April 18Th. lse0-1sws