Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-10-04
Local Items.


ance of an unusually large congregatic
for such an occasion, at the congregation
al church, where a talk was made by OF
friend Rev +. D. Hopkins of this vilag
which was listened to with deep attcntio
by ali. His remarks were prefaccd b
reading the eighth chapter Of Romans
which we suppose was particularly IN
tended to express his own feelings in tn
Affections now upon him---that thougl
bowed down by a crushing weight OF NAL
ice from those who have stolen the liy
cry of heaven to serve the devil in,' ye
would he trust in God, let wo betide.-
He then spoke Of national affairs, spokt
severely and pointedIy Of the causes O
our terrible civil war; he travcrsed the
field Of slavery, that great social Lpa
whose roots now underlie every rank o
American society, even unfolding III,
press and feeling The sanetuaries Of the
Most High. lie spoke Of the claim sci
up oy SOME Una, slavery was 'o'o' u'.'S -
'"e O'o'o anu ''''' e'o'' u '''' ''''''' ''''''
tuition, and said " if slavery be christian
ity, from christianity good Lord deliver
us" So say we. And all the people
say amen" The discourse throughout
was al HI''''''' 0''' y was o''0
''''"''' "'''ou' d ''A,' " "''0 VI '.'''' u
'ou"u 'i'O''' anu Poi''''''' 'S'"J JUST 80
o'' Cd" ~ - '"No It,
Al coventry '"e people 10 b" very '"'S'
mon by Rev. PIny II. White, but as we
intend TO publish his sermon next week,
we shall say no more now 1t will speak
for itself.
AN iNi'oF H"EN r !" nave ne"
J'"e'ei !" 'o""' MI a. o. Nh"P'n"n'
from o'o"eha'n' Mass, has lately bought
ou' 'he Je"eny department oil Mr. A.
u hahdaIi Ill TINS village, and he VIII
hereafter carry on The JeweIry ana watch
repairing business at the old stand IN the
drug Stofe' ana wlI' DO all work entrusted
10 Ills care promptly and we'll lie IS
young man and intends to make this VII
lage his permanent place Of abode; he
VIII add 10 Tue place and help build 1t up
Let Tue pace heip MN instead OF those
we ours VINO nave no interest here
only "heh S'h ana sugar ana an ciilce
are 10 De had
G. o Mn, n
Mr.. r. w. Nye, for many years in !
trade in this village at the OIL brick store,
has sold out his stock of goods to Mr.. X.
w. Rowell, who has taken to himself
"better half" financial "rib," Mr.. Sal
mon Nye, young man raised in this
town, and who has an interest here."-I
He is worthy young man, is steady, at
tentiye to business, don't drink, not given
tru,b and hn ,boso .ho l. liz, L...;,
the most ,esnec,ed IT., : on,;noI,, vel;
able u.In r,o wanna toc;onon o.u,,
have ., ;. ioters., haroY
Mr. Roweu Los ron,o.o1 L;..,,l. oe
goods = n,o ..a., c,,.n,,,,,,' .a..,;..1 !,
Mr. No ana no.a.i,.a1 ,...,.ia1 "a
o,oa.o3 :. TN
,rodo mon, ,La. o. H.. ,,..,I
one store less rort;ouIorl, :, la o1horos
70 tho cosh or no oroa;, sy.t.n,
l ZEE p" III BAPTIST ANNlNERSA-
~. .n "e anniversaries Of ,ne rree-
VIII Baplist Benevolent Societies will be
"''' ~ '',q" ''O''n II sutton com
menclng on Tuesday, Oct. 8. The an
nual sermon will be preached on Tuesday
a,o,;,, ., .,,j.,,. ~ ~,
U'0O"' ~ - oo"-
maui SUBSTITUTE new !. " LIBBY
The meetings will continue three days.
RECRUITNG.-The work Of recruiting
for the sixth regiment infantry has oone
on ouite bri,LIv ,bo mas. MI, A.. y
Wis.,. aan.,.. -,
&c nv" 'u''' OF nearly
'o"' Ahe cavalry company has not had