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Travel atthe Eastward.

2,
The passengers per the steamboat train Stonington
arrived al six O'Clock, aad those via Norwich at half
past eight p TO day. The weather the Sound last
rsaht 10 reported the worst OF the season
The snow storm continues, but ne.ts rapidly
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Tho Funeral of Judge shaw.

BOSTON, April 2, 1861.
The funeral of Judge Shaw took place oday from DR..
Dewey's church. Summer street, and notwithstanding
the driving storm very numerously
attended Governor Andrew the President and
faculty OF Harvard College the Mayor and members Of
the city government, the Judges OF the Supreme aud
other courts the members Of the Suffolk bar and macy
personal friends OF the deceased present The
vices were solemn and affecting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

HoPz CaAPyr Mr.. de Cordova will give his recit,.
ton OF very clever original poem-'The Visit Of the
Prince OF Wales for the las. time here to night. The
programme Includes additional attraction, readings
by Miss Sara Stevens and songs from Mr.. Muarj.
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1he Cnna1asa rlnils.

1osros, April q 1861.
The mails fer Liverpool, rec tie steamship Canada
will close at hafpast ak o'clock to morrow "wednesday
morning, bat she Wal not sal until about nine O'Clock
thick, Damp snow storm has prevailed bs-e since
last night: Tha soow res 49, a. quickly "a Il Falls
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Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO April ~ lSoI
passenger train the Dubuque and Western Railroad
OF the track miles west Of Dubuque this
iug VIM LOOMS, brakeman, was killed, and Barney
Clifford conductor seriously injured Several passengers
vIre hurt but none seriously.
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NEsGHEa's ADDRESS To-NtGH TT will be seen by tn
advertiser ent that Er + +. Meaghers Coumcmofatiy
Address the late T D. McManns, the IRISH refugee
viii be delivered 70 night at Irving Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

eries-voOD. EDDY &C., Managers 81 the
DELAWARE, AND MISSOURI STATE LorrEafaJ
pELAwaRE--bxrRA CLASS 9T April :, 1861
6S, go, ell 81, TO- %, L. 30, Ia, Q, Sc so, "a, &C.
DELAwABE-CLAss 20s April 2, 1861.
4, SIS, Z, Y, ~, 50, %, I'll, u, 81, 60, 50, %.
Crculbrs cnan'ng schoues, with tuL particulars sen
free OF charge by addressing ether 10
WOOD rrDT a co. Whining Delaware,
OFT MOOD, EDDY Il Co, ~. Lou.s, Missouri
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Ngw ORLEANS, April g 1861.
The schooner Satterthwate, from Philadelphia. reports
seeing of the Double Headed Shot Keys, bark aban-
donsd supposed 70 have been get adrt on Carjenas
after landing cargo Of slaves.
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0DD FMIows' Hall, Hoao2ES.-Wood's Nastg es give
coucer. hare this evening The programmes includes al
the lates: novelties by the best performers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

Nile SPEaAszA's CONCERT will take place ca the 10th
inst insteai of the 10th as before stated
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The Drawings of the Sussex Coanty and
Conslllt a.et Lot.ery of eavara.
r RANCE * |
MANAGERS

The Legislature OF the state OF Delaware hasI1g gwen TO
r. FrSnce 60 lottery contract for twenty years toe
undersguei Commissioners appoa'ed b TIE oovernor o.
said state u supen'snt the drawings or said lottery do
bereay certify thai the following tie numbers drawn this
day
IL, /, &C, 65, AZ, 81, 43, II, -, II, ~ 2.
CONSOLIDATED LorrarY-CLAss 50, April fs6l.
"a, 40. Is, 23, rs. As, 65, ST. Is, 8. IL, 76.
Witness hands a! Wilmington, Del. this tsy Tuesta7l,
April 2 1901 -
join Y. SW1lLxgs Commissioners.
ALFRED z. UOOTTEH,
Circulars sent free OF easrgs ~ addressing
:. FRANCE Co. Wilmington DeavGe
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The virginia state Convention.

RICHMOND, April 2, 1861,
In the Convention today Nj. Montague made a
zion speech.
Mr. Mcfarland followed in favor of the reconstruction
OF the Union.
The proceedings were of uninportant character.
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"Anwn" Phstsgraphs-50 Taken
asy-@x f)r ~ sxken FOR 81 Large Ambroypas 20 cents
~ 6tMgAIL. Az b.sixg.
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The Pennsyivsnian Newspaper.

PHILADELPHIA, Aprti 2, 1851
The P,a1sylrdridr newspaper has suspended Tor the
preseat account OF the pressure OF the times
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Half . Doren Good shirts for %. Usual
retail rrSs 81 60 each.
Bali sog hne 3nlG foe a. all rrica ~
E' sh,rts sr e'g usual retail prics "a each
At M.DDYs saFt Mauufsctory, 362 Broadway
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wheeler . WTlsoa's Ism proved Sewiag
Ssnssnes 81 riueei prcea ones 5os Broadway.
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ADMISSIONS TO THE SOUTHERN ARyY.

WAsHsGT1N April z, 1851
It has frequently been stated that the Confederate
State would not accept the services o. officers
OF the army AMI navy who had resigned outside Of the
seeded States An officer OF the army addressed let
ter few days ago to President Davis upoa the subject
and this morning received the following reply
CoSFEnEp ArE STATES o. AMERICA, \
WAR DEPARTMENT, Montgomery, March y, 1soi
LlEvTESlS --Sir-T am instructed by the Secre'2rT
Of War TO state to you in reply TO letter OF the gath
inst that officers q the United states army resigned on
account OF the secession Of the Confederate States
entitled TO appointment 'as OF course, in the army Of
the Confederate sates without regard - their places q
fomic or nativity. All other persons are simply ellg
be and the application o. each win be considered on 10
individual merits I. HOOPER
Acting Secretary 90 War,
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TIE FAMILT HERAL
The Troubles OF the NatfOn-ocws from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Cubs
Anshs I'm Furope-I.ocaI A i7s frs--Latest
NeWs-Markets, &c.

| The Troubles OF the NatfOn-Ncws from
Washtnston-umporta from Cuba
Affairs I'm FuroPe-I.ocaI AHs frs --latest
i news-Mar l<ets, Sc.
| The FAMILY HERALD in its issue Of to day will con
tain the latest from Washington and the South
showing the present condition a Affairs the Southern
Confedescy Interesting Letters from our special Cor
responderi at Charleston giving Gov Pckens' View OF
the Secession Moyement-Ths Relations of European
Powers with the Confederate states-Thc Military De-
fences Of Charleston of ths Batteries
and the Artillery, Cavalry aud Infantry Regiments
Col Iamo.'s Visit to Fort Sumter as Importast News
from Cuba Aggressive Movements Of the Spanish Gov
ernment--St Dompyo TO be Forcbly annexed to Spain
Hsyti and E.xco in the Programme of Spanish
Aggr andizemert &c iairs in Europe The Latest News
FROM California and the Pacific Coast; An Interesting
Sketch OF Genera Don Miguel Miramon President of
Mexico.
The PAnIIY HERA,D will contain the latest inteil.
gence received through the Mails by Telegraph; Edi-
torials on Leading Events;Ai the Local News OF New
York and Vicinity Of Importance; Reports of tho Cattle,
Provision ana Money Markets. and all Interesting News
Matters OF thu preceding week.
TRMs.-Sca year. four cents single copy. Subscrip.
tons received at the Office, northwest Of Fulton
and Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sale at
the counter and by all agents Advertisements In
serted at the usual HERALD rates.
Having Made Soft Hats N Speciality ms
well as dress hats ask asnos to the fnes to
Tor the present season and claim that in quality ana cheap
EsfENoHETD, lls Nassau street
Empire Sewing Machanes.-The Cheap
est, because the best in arket Office s35 Broadway.
Non. John Coshrane has Resumed the
q cedar OIL the legal % William street, corner
ia lra tn SvaTf he TYn,e
on 81 aer Monday April the prcs g all Liquors sranay
fSene restaurant and Iunrs Rooms IS Broad stree. The
most elegant dinners together with Deckers oysters and
Is Broad street sti near all -'"''' ''1 ~ ~
Many Retailers Complain or Hard
times. 1hey have aduterated Morris Old Tom" Custr
mers 60 elsewhere Serves them right.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
Sss u the A.or os and RETAIL an" tbs dye
Moldavia Gre am Forces the Hair and
ssM factory soad
Nm. InImitsbIe Cutter of Hair and
Whske.s No Barclay street Har dye 50 cents, black
brown
Ratcheior's New Invented Wigs and
Toupees truly wonderful specimens Of art Cali and
Batcheior's Hair Dye-ReItable and In
& aas Sr sI 81 fs sSs sse
DIR. 3. s. Fftch's New Rupture Supporter
Truss-v arrantod Call and examine before purchasing.
VA Broadway
Barry's Tr1cOPherous Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauyn curling cleansing,
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies, sTy Sold By
81 gytss
Holloway PNIs.-Boolxlxeepers,C Clerks
and Others whose occupations of sedenta nature
often tbs victims f dyspeDs costvenese and headache
Occoua coses Of these s will entirely the
OF tae complaint
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THE ELECTIONS.


lotuy.
sutton the democratic State senator Of the Eleventh
district is elected by nearly leo majority.
Bethel gives thirty two majority and Ridgeheld driy
majority for the republicans.
New Fairfield gives twenty majority, Ncwtown lss
majority, and Brookaed forty eight majority for the
democratic ticket
HARTFORD April 2, 1861.
Great excitement exists here caused by rumor that
Mr.. Ferry Congressman elected II the counties to
hear from maintain the vote Of last spring he will BIO de-
feated by about seventy five.
Municipal Elections.
OcDESsBrEG, N. ", April 2, 1891.
The entire republican ticket with the exception Of the
Collector, elected to-day.
AT thescharter election at Canton, N. Y, today the
entire democratic ticket elected
FORT HAMILTON, N ", April 2, 1851
In New Utrecht. VIM J. Cropsey, independent wac
elected Supervisor to-day In Flatbush, Crooke, indie
pendent, and in Fatlands John Ryder, republican,
chosen.
ELsnRA, April 2, 1891
The election for charter officers place day. and
full vote was poled and democratic Mayor elected by
167 majorry-a gain Of 160 over last year All the de
mocratc ohicere elected except trustee in the third
ward.
e CLEVELAND, April 2, 1861.
AT the city election yesterday Edward Flint the de-
mocrac candidate for Mayor and the entire democratic
ticket, were elected.
sMpUsKy, o., April Q, 1851.
democratic Mayor, Solicitor and Treasurer, and a
publican Clerk and Marshal elected yesterday and
two republican and three democratic Councilman
TOLEDO, Ohio, April 2, 1861
A. the city election yesterday the democrats elected
their Mayor AMI Treasurer, and out Of Coun-
clmen.
CINCINNATI. April 2, 1861.
Full returns from the city election OF yesterday show
dem cratic Union average majority Of 800 The high
est majority 4ls6. and the lowest or The demo.
cratic Union elected 20 Councmen aud the repub
cans s. The total vote 5000
81. Lours, April l, 1851,
In the municipal election to day the an.i-repubcan
ticket elected by from 700 to 900 majority.
The How unconditional Union ticket was only sue.
cfssful in two wards
sto esterday.
Two Hishmen we're stabbed in political neiees Saturday
!. night, and have since died.
ST LorTs, April . 1851.
The election in Jefferson City yestertay resulted in the
triumph Of Mr. Ewing Mr.. Miller of the unoondi
tiona Union party, by majority.
KANSAS CRY, Mo April 2, 1881.
r. + Van Horn, the Union candidate, was elected
Mayer of Kansas City yesterday by large majority
PORTLAND, April 2, 1851
The republicans to-day elected VIM W. Thomas Mayor,
by 2as votes against 2,263 cast for Joseph Howard
democrat The islands not yet heard from and may
reduce the republican majority little. democratic
Mayer elected last year by three majority The city
r. ;e ,uoIx
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MISCELL ANEOUs

AT EvERDELLS OLD STORE, 800
N Wedding Oards.-These celebrated en,1
only at this store.
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TIE Lsaa q webster Sewing Mach IN,
ma ss. - Nd fcr ca, ionrs a go aroaivsy.
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C,ss~r - Baker, Celebrated Family
40 rnanufsciras sewing nsrhnes 100 BrcAsvsy, Ser
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Empire Sew Ing chtnes.-The Cheap
est, because the best in arket Office 335 Broadway.
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Non. John COshrane has Resumed the
practice of the legal profession at IS William street,
OF Cedar.
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too wants IL ooalis7cs n PEOPLE would agre % pit
good the matter AL would 90 we'll and for this pur
pose sene oIghi q co. their Spring Fats ri KNOX,
13 Broadwsy 81 Fulton syee, for ba chapeauI
stylish a<t beauty al 81 finish
sd ninety ~ form sa implrt cir OF choeruiness
" the 1o@ MELANCHOLY Men secede From their
-ivee. but tBe@ Who sAve once worn Knox's ra
dissolve the saioa q sccaomy and e.ssance by wearing
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Royal Havana Lottery i ne following

FOyn Hat INA I4OtFf1y - me- fOEIDW INK
b.rr drew TIE incipa price in the drawing % March
"a ls6l.-
hos rrises nos Prizes. Noe Prtes
~ sIooaol loa2 5000 i2si3..... $4,000
q $40 5000 2,15i.ty+.. 5000 - - 80
sea 90 ss s3s, 1850 $500 4ces ssli 6li2 ess5 SAP
Co iQs4, 1880 1855, ll7fl 1876 lgl5l 1900 1882 ltD
2isT 2iTR 2l28 2237 Zg2G 1850 23Oi 2ASl 25O4 2572s
ass 2ssT 2s6i6 26,S 2s269 262i, 2s7se 28Si0 29626
191lt-$i0sD each
For tho above drawings address Den aod-i
suex caSs OF CITY Post, Chsriesto on sou.a Carolina
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Batcheior's Hair Dye.-Keitable and In.
ssataleous-Back Brown Factory 81 Barclay STREE.
sold aad applied at w. A. BATCHELok'S is Bond street
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RatcheiOr's New Invented Wigs and
Toupees truly wonderful specimens Of art. Call and
tnel At l6 Bond street send for a measure card.
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DIR. 3. s. Fitch's New Rupture Supporter
Truss arrantsd Call and examine before purchasing
M nraad
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Take NOtice-Pr3ces to Suit the Times
On after Monday April the price OF all Liquors brandy
exoeped will be reduced 70 six cents at Browns new
frencA Restaurant and Lunch Rooms Is Broad street The
elegant dinners together with Deckers oysters and
Humphreys beverages VIII always be found ut BROWNS,
Is Broad street, Wall
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Having Made Soft Hats Speciality IS
well dress hats ask attention to the assortment to
be found in New York; ufacured work. hops
for the present and claim that in quality ana cheap
ness they beyond rivalry.
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Moldayia Gre an Forces the Iafr and
whlskefs grow luxurianty. Sold at W. A. BATCHE-
L0Rs raw inveated Wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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Hill, InI,0itabIe Cutter of Hair and
whskess No Barclay street. Har dye 50 cents, black
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Many Retailers Complain or Hard
times. 1hey have adueraed Morris Old Tom" Cusn.
mers 60 elsewhere Serves them right
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Barry's Tr1cOPherous is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauyng curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the hair LADIES', try Il! Sold by
4 vusts
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NUN 90. > AMERICAN AGENCY
VI Rooms.-Amer.san papef \ Kent IN s,s
ton interests Z to America \ Reaistsr 4
visiting Londoa- ID Strand London Fngi !
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90 SHpEs AND GAfrs 50
Cd JosLs, rs AZ an 4 Aan St.
80 hem.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-07-26

y ORLEANS DISTRICT, ss-
In Probate Court holden at Irasburgh within
and for said District, on the 9th day Of July,
A. ID. 1861
An instrument, purporting to he the last will
and testament Of PETER BIGELOW, late of
Charleston, in sad district, deceased, being pre-
scented TO the Court by Patty Adams, the ex-
ccuuix therein named for Probate; it is or
dcrcd by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein he notified to appear at session of said
Court to be holden at the Inn Of Joseph Bates in
Derby, on the 9th day Of Aug, 1861, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ and show cause, if any they may have,
against the Probate Of said VIII; for which pur-
pose, it il further ordered, that copy of the re-
cord Of this order be published three weeks sue
cc-siycly in the Ortats Independent Standard,
printed at Irashurgh, previous TO said time ap-
pointed for hearing
NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
a true copy Of Record.
20w3 Attest, NJ. CARPENTER, JRdge-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-07-26
ROSUELL ALLEN'S ESTITE.
OF WEIR MON e

y ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court holden at Irashurgh, within
and for said District, on the 10Th day Of July,
A. ID. 1861:
Daniel f. Works, Executor Of the will Of
ROSWELL ALLEN, late of Lowell in said
district, deceased, presents his administration
account for settlement.
Whereupou, it is ordered that the same be re-
fcrred to The 18th day of August next, at the
Probate Office in said Irashurgh, for cXamina-
ton and allowance; and that all concerned be
notified hereof, by the publication of this order
in the Orleans Independent Standard, a news
paper printed at Irasbmgh, three weeks sue
cessiyelv, as soon rs may be, that they may ap-
pear, and at said time and place, if they see
cause, object thereto. -
3lw3 NJ CARPENTER, Jildgc.
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LIST OF PRICES.
QUIZ HARMONIC ORGAN.

This isthc most desirable Instrument for chuIvh-
Cs, concert and lecture rooms, yet invented.
lst. 1t comes at much lower price, coAsid-
criug what 1t is capable Of doing.
%. 1t is far more simple in construction, and
therefore less liable to get out of order.
81. 1t contains only half as many reeds as
other instruments Of the same power, and con-
scquently not half the expense to keep it IN
tune.
4th. II il much more easily managed by the
player, being loss complicated in the arrange
meuts Of stops, sc.
II may I've blCwcd by the player or with a lew
er by another person.
The Harmonic Organ has also fine, powerful
Pedal Base, with reeds entirely disconnected
from the other part of the instrument. Making
altogether an instrument of nearly as much
power rs u thousand dollar Pipe Organ.
u All our instruments arc made in tho most
thorough manner, and warranted in every res
poet. A complete assortment Of new and sec
ond hand Pianos constantly on hand for sale and
to rent.
~ Tuning and Repairing done to order.
ESTY & GREEN.
Bratteboro, June u, lS6l-25yl
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DIED.

In Greensboro, June Dist, Mary Jane, only
daughter Of Rev. Gavin Campbell, aged three
years and eight months.
In Greensboro, June %, Mrs. Jane Orr Wal
lace, wife of John P. Wallace, aged 2. "a
mother in ISRAEL" and especially in the sabbath
school much lamented.
In Greensboro, July - Mr.. John C. Els
worth
In Barton, on The 18th inst, Nj, Walter Chap
pei, aged 81.
In Coventry, july l4th, Of Cankcr Rash, Ara
bella c., only child of Isaac Jr., and Mary J..
Parker, aged two years and ten months.
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MARRIED..

In Greensboro, July 9th, by Rev. j. p. stone,
Mr.. James Rice of Montpelier, and Miss Carrie
Z. Stevens Of Greensboro.
In Newport, July l7tb, by Rev. II. V. Hall,
Mr.. Samuel B. Parker and Miss Sarah j. French,
both Of Lowell.
In Derby, July 10th, by Rev. D, s. Dexter,
Mr.. Ira Cory and Mrs. AdcIine Robins, both OF
Derby.
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MOTmERs. READ TMEs,

The following is an extract Of q letter written
by the pastor of the Baptist chprch to the "Jour-
naland Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks
volumes in favor Of that word-puOwncd medi-
cine-lhs UTnsloo's soothing syrup for cdildre,
teething:
owe see an advertisement in yvUr columns Of
Mrs. Wmslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we new
er said a word in favor Of patent melicne before
in our life, but we feel compelled tosay to your
readers, that this is 10 humbug-tce hare tract il,
and knO'o it to be all It CLAIMS. It Is, probahy,
one OF the most successful medicines Oh the day,
because it is one of the best. And those Of your
readers who have babies, can't DO better than TO
lay in a supply" 4Oyl
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


IIRNIHD Illus LNIIIE.
THE Subscribers, having been appointed by
| the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Orleans Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per-
sons, against the estate Of i4AhNARD Illus,
late Of Trasbnrrh. in said district deceased,
represented insolyent. and the term Of six
months from tho 18th day Of June, 1861,
being allowed by said Court, to the creditors of
said deceased, to exhibit and prove their rcspec-
tive claims before us:
Of onr arpointrncnt at the dwelling house of
Emily Titus, in Irasbursh, in said district, on
the 18th day of December next, at l O'Clock in
the afternoon, on said day.
WIN. P. DODGE, )o,u..,,.,
SIMON X. LOCKE, O0"'"' 20
Irasburgh, July Is, lS6l-5lwS
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JOIN G. ELLSWORTRS ESTATE.
& tH,ATk; OLE WEIR rEONE',

- ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden ut Irusburgh WITHIN
and for said district, On the 18th day Of July,
A. d. 1861: ,.,,,
An instrument purportiug to be the last WI
and testament OF JOHN C h.LSWOKIhs
late of Greensboro, IN said district, deceased ,beu,S
,rcsontcJ to the Court bv Mary +. Ellsworth,
Inc cxccutrix therein named, for Probate;
II is ordered 10y said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at ses-
Sion of said Court TO be holden at the Probate
Office, in Irasbursh on the 10Th day OF August
ISGI. md show cause, if any they may have,
against the Probate of said Will; for which pur-
pose. il is further ordered, that copy OF the
record of this order he published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans Independent Stand
a,d printed at lrasburgh, previous to SAID time
appointed for hearing.
4 true copy OF record. Attest,
3lw3 NJ. CARPENTER, Ja3ge.
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The Cincinnati Gasette says that one
good effect of the block de of the Missis-
sippi river is in the stoppags OF the mos
quito migration from the southern coun-
try. 1t is reliable fact that no mos
autos have been seen this summer where
they have swarmed in previous
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-07-26

A IL BANDS now formed in Orleans County,
"A Tor any about to form and wishing my
services as teacher, can address me, or ieayc
tbeir orders with John II. kellam, lrasburgh
Vermont.
| shall close my summer term first Weoh o.
July and commence the fall term second "e .l.
of August, and winter term commences llrSt
of December, each term continuing II "Schs'
Bands can take twelve or tWeuty-louf lessons
rs tbcy please by giving notice at the commence
ment OF the term. -.
Those wishing the fall term will please. give
notice first of August. All letters OF enquiry in
regard 10 Bands, instruments, %c., VIII ne an
swered promptly and with pleasure by ADDRESS
inc i. RICE,
Teacher of Military Bands,
22mSs Montpelier, Vt.