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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

joliet DIsTMcT-Bclow we give the aP-
pointments Of the Rockford Conference OF
the 81. T. Church, for the Joliet district,
for the ensuing conference year:
.yol;st D..t,fct-.S 4. W. Jcseett, r. E. -.
Joliet. R. Crews.
Piainfeld, a. W. Paige.
Ottawa, F. P. Cleveland.
Millbrooiz D. L. Winslow.
High Prairie, o. Hutchins.
Lisbon, W. Keegan.
Morris, S. Slower.
Channahon. to be supplied.
Lockport, j. W. Dawson.
Wilmington, R. \. Morse.
Twelve Mile Grove w. Fl. Gloss.
Kankakee, c. l.. S. Stuff
Momence. NJ. II. Plumb.
Crete. s. Hews.
Chelsea, George Wallace.
Hardley and Worth, G. w. S. Smith.
Blue Island, W. B. Slaughter
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ing glance at his official record. The
document sets forth a series of grave
charges, so crave that every honest man
admits at once that if true, Mr. w ought
not be reelected to the Office of sheriff.
And rs to their truth. the document leaves
no chance or loophoie for escape Each
charge is formally stated-the facts on
which It Is based are then circumstartiallv
detailed, and then the record in the Coun-
ty or Circuit Clerks Office, or the names
of some OF the most respectable citizens
of the County are referred to for the proof;
! and when these records. or these citizens
are appealed to, they back them up TO the
! letter, and even say the half is not told.
/ There Is no jury in the country but would
convict a man Of any offence on proof as
strong as this
Thus formidablv presented and backed,
no formal attempt has yet been made to
explain away or deny these damaging ac-
cusations. OF course, with the republican
/ editors in the County. who do not sympa-
( thize with the honest masses Of that party,
and whose motto !. 10 "a 81 r,art-- ,O,,,i,,o
t;o,, r;,,L+ or ,,.,o,.- n. vo+cr,,,a,, l,os
ho,1 inG,,,.,a. ,,.,,.,. toIo,., .lar, ,,.t 49,,
a sort Of apology for his spotted record,
and depreciation of its damaging effect,
The Ottawa R7u5Ecals leads OIL in a
wishy washy article OF column, substanti-
cIs;t,. far ~ " nn tho scoro Of the Lin.
t,;tn g II r,,n - oor,,,,;t ornors o,d
t,-'i '.' ~ ,.,nn , .. 49, rantr -,
~. r.,,.,..,t;aa, :. .a,,,,I,n non,;na
'.'' ",''4 - sup % '''0 - ''''' '-'''''
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guard '.'"''' "s'ii's' - V, -.-''',' - -, :l'-
llibIt't au'IioI "a me --'l''-'''' '''''''s
Rim " mormon, ,>'-' &c 40" WIKI, ".'l SsiI'l
Ole men II "'''''' 'i'.''''F very i,,''o ~ ~
'Ler me a'''''o' - me I'l'TI ~ 10 81
'"e's '''''. - 80 " ~ ''',''. %
2'H' II ''','l.' '-', ''-.-
/ true. but 1t happens t"at Inc oi'il 'ou""'-
ton for calling Nh VI. q Mormon l. that
be has - brother vino IS one. The same
r-;,,,l ,..-.f -,,:,I,+ ,.-.l-, ont tho c,Iitor
- r-.-. lr.n:..;,,, ;,Io,.
~ - ,'1-,,'.' " lL..'tl 800. I'LL, -
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.,f... 5 49,. oI.r,t.
- -l,,''''i, y, '.''.' -
o"' t'',9 40 w. PCS - ON VIZ ~ ~
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SO sscWstrG.

SO Reward:
TNSTRAYEp OR STOLEN, from the subscriber,
IL mile north of Ottawa, some time last April, TWO
MARE COLTS, one = year Old Filly, amsst chestnut,
large mart of face think both hind white
white extending up leg half to hook also,
light red roam yearn colt. white stripe in face
think one fore and hind foot white. Will pay E25
for said colts and stolen, 80 for the thief If the
colts have been taken up and legally advertised,
will pay $40 additional the $25 for such Information.
oc20 HENRY l.. BRUSH
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Tie respective Democratic Associations Of Ia Sale
County are sq'iez,d aIro.n; more delegates
from each Club 10 t -I- meeting - tie D-mocratc
Headquarters, Ottawa, Friday, Nov. u, al o'clock
Pm Let every C,ab be rep-- @nt-J.
By order TX Com. D-Ia. GLIB.
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Grocery E>iaDii>:s:nentf for safe
InliCn

MY son. Peter Schoonover aged about Il years hav-
ASa ing run away from home without any Just cause
thl s 20 caution al persons aglins, trusting har
boring him on my account, as | shall pay no debts
charges. or expenses incurred in his behalf
oc2I-3S- PETER SCHOONOyER
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STAEs. EasEA EFT.

FOE GOVERNOR:
JAMES c. ALLEN,
OF Crawford County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
LEWIS W. ROSS,
OF Fulton County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
GEORGE II. CAMPBELL,
Of Logan County.
FOR AUDITOR;
BERNARD ARNTZEN,
OF Adams County.
FOR TREASURER:
HUGH MAITER,
OF Cook County
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF pUBLTC INSTRUCTION:
DIR. + D W \ Il D r. r . E,
OF Mclean County.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

Howard Associations, Esaii:l.
4 Ecu,rol,uf y1Stitqtion established By special En-
Go,cne1t for ;he E,i.f Of the Sick and Diefrsssed
otFtcted tcih Tisient and Epidemfc Diseases, AMI
especially for the Of Diseases OF the Sexual Or
SsEpICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
w yeon, to all who apply by letter, with descrip-
ton Of their condition, Gage, occupation, habits OF iie
&c and in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nished frse of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatorrhGa, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RE-
NEDIES employed in the Disreusary sent to the af-
iced in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge Two
or three S,aInIs for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SklILiN HOUGHrON, Acting Sur
yeon Uowar Association, No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlRCilILD, Secretury oc21-ly
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Democratic Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN &. DOUGLAS
FOE yfCE-PEEsIDFNT,
rrcs:dcnsi;,I E.,se,orai ticket.

UERSCHFL !. JOHNSON,
OF GEORGIA.
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I.t Distrir;-JOTIN \. EAwLINS. Of 10 Daviess-
ed JOIN V. DEUI;Y, OF Rock Island
81 5. V. RANDALL, OF VIII.
An : c. JUDD. Of fulton
Eth -CsININ \ WARREN Of Adams.
60 ANTHONY THORNTON, OF Shelby.
.th y. VI. TE-gPE Z e Macon.
sih w Il. UNDERWOOD, of IT. Clair.
9th i y. UAINIE, of Alexander.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
II II. RRnWER. of Livingston Co.
DANIEL EVANS. OF La Sale Co.
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FOR CONGRESS-.
ROBERT y. MURRAY.
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IN IlI.S IT IiEI'E
!. l. u. MORRISON. Of II Clair.
V. H. ". CT SIINAN, Of La Salls.
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FOR STATE SENATOR:
JOHN HISE. of La Sale Co.
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FOE CL-gE Or TIKI CIRCUIT COURT,
HENRY :. BEEBE
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Believing that better times FAST arproaehinE
l ask continuance az tbs same liberal patrsnags
which you generously granted in the and try
ing time through which worked together. and al
ways doing all that IS fair and manly on my part, I
once again invite the attention OF the trading public Of
La Sale Co. to the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

NOTICE THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED
IN that certificate for Two Hundred and Twenty Shares Of
One Hundred Dollars each the Capital Stock Of the ouisi
State Bank issued the Sd Of June 1851 In favor of Fran
cois Bsea deceased and represented by his widow jose
phne Journn and his minor children, Marie Francois Bnscal
and Henri Busca who have been in possession Of his Estate
by Judgment OF the Second District Court of New Orleans
dated 9Th Of March 1857 has been lest mislad and that
application the Of certificate the place
Of the above described has duly made the Louisiana
Etate Bank.
JAZZ 2awl2t j. b. Sr. AMAED Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

AucrIosgER
NJ IL e. saa fer sssas a. 1sso o'clock
the f9igTg highly valuable fhionabe improved
l. fHK MAGNIFICENT NJ. ysros =. ,rs.ent occupied by
anon. i flont on Epanade street front Barracks
elegantly furnished psrlofs private The rear, hall
front gallery eel oo ioas iaree beirooh nursery
he o i frn iga Potent water Every In
Ts.ersor IN The ref with ps leading marble walstad
kesn sse composed Of .
hydranis etc. ete grounds laid out The best
e mes, Superior quality ne whole Belly one or Inc
ssn sna a.sy nsd IN ne eiy o Sey o.
Ss!v fTf f H5sS s - Ds proper. - -
ahoye and forming The Of Rplanade and Rocebave
Bsrracks y 30 Eel ar ,roI On Epaas street S on
Snr o@ ~ 81 with arches in e center bsek
5sd Nib viii dsse Cd be o The back
sn aon as XIII ,a, pantry Kitchen wash room three
VIII house q i f furnished fs 1 VIE gas he
as 4 sSs sefwors are introduced in the yard The
THE THREE HOUSES on s% Rspensde street. between
ery two cabinets kitchen sersan ro1n eern etc The
Eltl 81 5;sG a e s as ss NJ r.v
Described having each q feet barracks street. by about
THE III N.a III, q Eapsae
II THsb on bayou
Bsaae I aSs W sss s Soae eeass Il
rooms pantry Kitchen eisisrn hydan stables and
ve servants rooms The garden Is in high state cutva
oh ana y planted With 1882 grape vines Of superior quality
act about III feet front Bayou road 65 feet
On asy 6l5 fest the line dividing from The
p TERMS OF un ~ iee on and sl'e baiance Al
ana ysars credit for notes secured by said
peiiy, win interest," IT from sale until maturity
M PET cent alter maturity until paid this being penal clause
oy 70 be kept insured for their value and poll
ces 70 he vendor all sales completed within
HI II sae or The property will be advertised for ten
any other notice whatever 1855 -
of the purchasers. NILS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN ONE OF THE
best locations in ne Garden District offering excellent OPP
porny to parties DESTROYS of erecting dwelling houses in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20
SUCCESSION DE JAMES Hills, DECIDE.
PAR J. B. WALTON,

Encaneur-40 rue dn Canlp.
TEUDI, lie 80 mars 1860, midi, a In B0urse
de stChares en- yert9 ct commencement i'm ordre de Hon
vele Orleans date dn I6 egrie s-Docket de la Cour No
92au cnpte de la susdte succession yendu la pro
priete eapres desguGe, savair:
uN CERTAIN TERRAIN ayec les blfsses ct authorizations
qu tronvent slime dams lie Premier District Vile
dams e borne par les Magnolia Melpomene Clara eli
Fdee mesurant u peds pouces ignes de la rue
Magnolia III pieds pouces 2gneS peds
de profondeur, entire lgnes rregnlaires.
G0NDITIONS-L acqu6reur donnera propres
ordres, ct deux cRoune SS3s
raisen de ponr par par du jour de la vente
hypoeque spectacle la popt usqu parta paiement
Ia balance compliant
Acte de vente pardeyan A. Abat notare public
de facquereur. fe2T milo II "a %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20
AUCTION SALES.


IMPORTANT SALE or HIGHLY VALUABLE AxD AT
hAehxs Residence Property On Esplanade street
BY N. vIGNIE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

A1etso,.-z. $780, ~ s.fstf VALUABLE SLAVES AT
IIa,sorer, DsleesJef four Teamserk, Urfvers and
NV N
\ % .. p. WALTON,
AuctIsd,eer--f,faca "a 49,. :.
CATURUAY rYar.n, - ,ac1s = a''i ss'ee..
- i; The n I[r,is fst0. IT II o'clock.
following descriird e SOLO without the
MOSES griHe man. aged ' aIn nj n X, ,owts
layer earns wages from n r. ~ sttfs superior brick
JAMES grille msn aged aiy ri ~ y ~ aAy.
understands the Gaze and ~ Al easer
driver accustomed 10 the ioad,Ig s, Az excellent
LITTLE TON, negro a aged asoat IL yssrs ~. 4.
qualifications the tasf desred iaS me
BOB 4 negro man. aged 81 years: M. tl,e .axos
MS the two last desefihed r. ~ ADMINISTRATIONS
qualifications as The three last described ~ ~
every respect They have been rae in Hi civ ,her psr ~
esii.n nJ,ix Id,s,r "a
sold for no fault - ~ - ''' A'' are
attention builders speeiaIty invited IN is
opportunity 10 purchase hands aee.stge n III hns,
ness w ~ Jug p"si'
Bg-TERMs-Cash.
Acts of sale before o. de Armas Notary Pn,ic al tle s
A VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE SECOND
District fronting On Cana street between ST. James and X.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

48~CrystaI Fount Division, No. A, 9. of II.
meets every THU RsDAY EVENING N the Hall Of the
George W. r L. +. Kendrck, W. A; @. f. Allison, R. s.
Jos Hufy A. r. 81. Ed Booth. r.. Thos. Keanc JOSEPH
Bleakey. o. g.; James Goyan, Chap Robert Bleakley
W. r. Visiting Gonmttee-J: r. George, T. +. Kendrick
C.,E Allison Edward Booth William McPeaks, A. Anderson
Thomas kean.
jyiI " GHAs. r. ALLISON. R. s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20
BY PLACIDE j. SPEAR,
Auconeer-0fice, IA Chartres street.
TUESDAY, April 2. 1850 NJ 10 nscIoeIx M :.

TUESDAY, April 3, 1860, Mt I2 O'Clock NJ,
~ virtue and IN pursuance Of order from the Honora
1 ~ daas Judge q the Second District Court o New
the highest bidder and for whatsoever it will bring on credit
o. Twelve months tho following described property belonging
LOT VI GROUND situated in this city in the Fanbourg
N tne square No IL comprised within Love, Port
and Enghen Streets measuring 81 feet front
said Love street by oO feet Depth together with all the build
iDgs and improvements thereon.
MS AND CONDITIONS credit of twelve months
erty. ~ fSf
Act Of sse before Amedee Ducatel Notary Public at the
expense OF tile purchaser, m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20
9artitu!ar Notifes.

By University of Northumberland De-
ceremony of comforting the Degrees 81 Doc
9fs o. Medicine and Of Pharmacy will take place at the OBJ
fELl.0Wst HALL. THIS DAY. Tuesday, March ~ 1T u
O'Clock The degree Conferred by Dr. THOMAS HUNT the
Gharge TO the Graduating Glass by Or. JAMES JONES' the
Valedietory Address BY siIERRoD q. LUCKETT, NJ. ID.
m2D IL :"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

ate adoning the Of the splendid mansion and
Of j. Burnside, Esq
BY J. B. WALTON,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 40 Camp street
SATURDAY. March 81, 1860, at I2 o'clock
- NJ tie ST. Charles Hotel Exchange public auction
will he positively sold without limit =
THAT VERY VALUABLE HALF SQUARE OF GROUND
in the Fourth District Immediately adjoining the rear Of tie
formerly of James Robb ESQ., the residence Of j.
burnside boundedby Camp chesvt Sixth and Seventh Streets
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, designated by the Nos 10 to
49, inclusive plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor
and measuring follows:
Lots Nos to ID adion each other each 81 feet
inches and lines Chestnut street depth Of IaD
feet Lot No il forms the Of Chestnut Sixth streets
Lots Nos ~ and 5 adon each other 80
lines front On Chestnut street by depth Of I'D feet
Lots Nos Id to u adon each other and
inches and lines front Chestnut street by depth 100
Lot No. Is forms the of Ciesnut Seventh
streets.
Lot No 10 measures 4Ofee inches front Sixth street by
depth of 1T feet 2 inches - = :
Lot No s 20 feet lines front on Seventh street. by
depth Of 127 feet inches " A
M TERMS third cash; the balance on credit Of /
and years for notes secured by mortgage property sold
bearing interest the rate of per per annum from ay Of
sale to maturity and cent thereafter il puneuay
paid until final payment
Acts of sale before W H. Peters Notary Public at the ex-
pense of the purchasers. mle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

UNRESERYED AND POSITIVE SALE OF A VERY
valuable half square Of ground in the Fonh District ined
Of ]. Burnside, ESQ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

SUCCESSION OF SIMON DUGLoS-No l6252-sEcoND
district Court-sae to the highest bidder on twelve months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20
SUCCESSION OF JAMES LILI.Is, DECEASED.
BY J. B. WALTON.

Aucioneer-Ofice, 40 Camp street.
THURSDAY, the 29th of March. 1850 at
IL o'clock NJ at the ST. Charles Exchange by yirtne and
pursuance of order of the p H. Morgan Judge of
the Second District Court of New Orleans February 18TH
s-Coprt Docket No account of the above
sion WI 5e 9,d t9e M decT5ed property 70 wit
improvements thereon situated in the First District Of this
Felicity streets, measuring q feet inches front on
Magnolia street by 1T feet 10 inches and lines feet
inches in depth, between irregular lines.
TERMSThe purchaser give his his own order at
and two each for 000 bearing interest
of sper cent from day of sale special
the property until full payment and for the balance cash
Act of sale before A. Abat Notary Public expense
he purchaser f n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20
J. B. WALTON.

fo 1a,lls SALE OF VERY VALUABLE SLAVES AT
faisrep, bneklsJer, four Teemsierk Drivers and
BY J. B, WALTON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

THE CREOLA NIAII1-HENRY MYERS, Editor and
Propretor Is rendered business of New Orleans
as reliable advertising medium The Mail is published upon
river 10 Alexandria, and IN the midst of the
weahest norton Of the cotton growing region of North Lou
isiana -,
Address proprietor at Ceola VIM parish La Terms
81 per annum. ,,.n,r. ~ 49,.
;ooS On, % Commercial Place.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10
wEsTFIEI-D
GRAM MAR SCHOOL

THE FALL TERM of this school will COM
L meme on Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1860, and. con-
tinue e4even weeks
WI. f. VARNEY, Principal,
MISS LUCENE STEBBlNS, Teacher of French.
Other teachers win be employed as the wants
of the school demand.
TUITION.
Primary branches, $40
Common English, 500
Higher, $50
Latin, 400
French, (extra,l 100
Vocal music, (extrz,l 100
Tnition payable at the middle of the term.
This School has been in operation but few
years, vet if has met with degree of success
which is encouraging to its friends. A large and
beautiful building IN process of erection which
will be in readiness for the fall term, and no
pains will be spared on the part of the executive
committee to make this school one of the first in
the county.
The village Of Westfeld is situated in the most
beautiful part of Missisquoi Valley. and is very
quiet place, making it a favorite resort for stu
dents.
Board and rooms can be procured on very
reasonable terms.
For further particulars, address the Principal
at North Troy, or the Executive Committee.
Westfeld, July IL, 1850
A. c HITCHCOCK
Z. MILLER, Ex. Com.
NJ STBBINS,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

ELEeIAc PoETRY.-We wish people
who can't write poetry any more than an
elephant can dance hornpipe, could be
induced to give over the attempt on oc-
casions of bereavement. We wish so
for their sakes, because they have no idea
what fools they make of themselves; but
we wish so more on account of tender
hearted editors. 1t is very hard to deny
bereaved friend the poor consolation Of
doing the virtues of the dead into poetry
poetry is such natural language of
grief. Heaven and the muses. forgive
us the violence we have done in this re-
gard. out Of sheer tender heartedness
We have spoken of this before, but to very
little purpose-for still the food rolls on
and We refer to it now mainly to intro
duce stanza which we clip from the
Keene papers. IF we supposed the
friends of the dead on whose behalf this
ridiculous nonsense is inflicted upon the
world, would see our comments, we
would not publish it. But the warning tC
others is so forcible that we run that risk
And how il made my bosom heavs
/ To hear my dearest sister breath
And God 70 carry out his plans,
Caused her 10 die within my hands.
And now dear Saviour please adore
j Her mother age eighty four.
Look down from on high
And bless her ere she die.
i Was ever any thing more ridiculous
-l-NGshsa Telegraph.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

At probate court holden at Irzsburgh, within
and for said district, on the 23d day OF July, A.
D. 1850.
A copy Of the last viii and testament Of Ben
jamin Handy. late Of Uxbridge. in the county of
Worcester. and Commonwealth OF Massachuse tts,
deceased duly allowed aad proved in the probate
court for the county Of Worcester aforesaid, be-
ing presented to the court here. that said copy
may be fled and recorded il the probate court
for the district Of Orleans aforesaid, agreeable 20
the statute in such case made and provided:
1t is hereby ordered that all persons concerned
be notified 70 appear before said court, az session
thereof 10 be holden at rrssburgh on the 18th day
Of August, 1880, aad contest the fling and record
ing of the copy of said viii as aforesaid, IF fhey
see cause; for which purpose It Is further ----
that a copy of the record of this Or der be pub
hshed three weeks successfully in the Orleans
Independent Standard, printed at Irasburgh, as
soon as may be.
MARSHALL CARPENTER, Judge
A true copy Of record.
Attest MARSHALL CARPENTER, Judge.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10
DERBY ACADEMY.

THE FALL TERM of this institution viii
l. commence on Monday, Sept. Sd, and continue
eleven weeks.
JOHN YOUNG, A. B., Principal,
Mss ]. A. YOUNG, Assistant,
Prof A. n. WHITNEY,
Teacher of Vocal and instrumental Music.
From Mr.. Young's high rank as scholar and
successful teacher, and Miss Young's proficiency
in French and the ornamental branches the
trustees believe that the school affords superior
advantages for the acquisition of a thorough sci
entlfic. classical ard ornamental education
In presenting our claims to public patronage,
We feel that in Mr.. Whitney we offer facilities
for successful musical training such as one sell
dom enjoys in country schools
Special attention given to those intending to
teach, or who preparing for college.
The clearinghouse is being repaired, and viii
afford ample accommodations to all who wish
for rooms for self boarding.
Good rooms or board may also be procured in
private families. Board 81 so per week.
For further particulars apply to
JOHN TINKER,
M. L. NEWCOMB Executive Com.
II. H CARPENTER,
Derby, July II, 1850. 31we
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10
THIS is SOMETHING new.

TIME subscriber would say TO the public that
Il be has converted his blacksmith shop into
a manufacturing establishment, where heis man
ufacturing TR USSES Shoulder Braces and AB
DOMINAL SUPPORTERS of every descrip-
ton. Also, he is making p IMP A UGERS and
Runners of every description, cheaper and bet
ter than can be found in any other shop in YER
mont. He is also making and repeiring GUNS
cheaper and better than can be done in New
England. Please call and see his work and price
1.-THE is going in Cor low prices in these hard
times-and be your own judges Of the work.
His work is all warranted and can't be beat.
E. K. HAMMOND.
West Derby, June 5, 1902
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10
DENNIS ]. HAMBLET'S ESTATE.
STATE OF YER Mt,

~ orleans D1SfTzcf. IS.
The Hon. tbs Probate Court for the District
of Orleans.
To all persons concerned in the estate of
Dennis j. Hanblet, late of Salem, deceased
GREETING.
Whereas. Francis Chase administrator of the
estate of said deceased requests said court TO al
low him the further time of one year from and
after the z9th day of September, A. D. 1880 10
make payment of the debts and close the settle
ment Of the estate.
Therefore. Won are hereby notified that said
application will be heard at a session of the pro-
bate court 10 be held at Irasburgb, on the 10th
day of August next, at which time you may be
heard in the premises.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans independent Stand
ard. newspaper printed at lrasburgh. in this
State the last of which publications shall be be-
lore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under nv hand at the probate office al
Irasburgh, this 23d day of july. A d. 1850.
II. CARPENTER, Judge.