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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20
For the Benefitof the Poor
fos particular. see programmes.


Fer Holiday presents 20 20 Chess'
81 Wabash street. where you can hnd gold
aud silver watches. diamonds. and fine Jewell
~ Of latest ssslss. hae rings chains. g.. &c.
Silver snd plated ware in great variety.
Also paucs melodeons, orsns. togsihsr
with all kinds ot musical Instruments and
Fronce Sewing Machines Call and see.
dcl6d2~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

0Fresh Yeast. and Mince Meat for
Pies on Wednesday and Saturdays. at G. l..
Ripley's.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

To coxsuurras rs.--Co~suNFssNx sVF-
~~-. .ss 1880 a vsiasbis nfe~sf'f'tcn - -
~. q .,.-suu-slic.. AstAras. Rfesraiss. ~ a.
.srsss a.. Lac >asuIs~a. lfes = sheF<s.' -
- "a 49, saAr~e. -
ksx sDskkn a. wftsoS-
e.ll.n.sarx. k,nxs c.. sse TEA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

- The plane which vii be Used At the
concen lhis evening. has been kindly fur
nis.sd By hr. Il. L. Benhaa. aeent for
Knabe'a manufacture.
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I soa wish - mary. address N rnfes sirnse 40
sln sod zen vf.hou, msn-J sns ~fsheut pre-.
sslsso.> infer.atsn thai I'll sn.hir 'es e aarr5
hspgS sai sps-e''y. ir~p~'ivs = 80. veslss o.
beauty. Shis lnfsrmsson VII casi pa zotAins.
snd fvsa ~lsh - mary. vii ehssrfrlf7 Atslzt
-. Al lefi-Fs sffihfiy eenffsnfIsi M fssifs :
lniorasios senf " fsfuIn nail. arr 20 qae tieass
ssket. sssrss.
skRlu h. LAnbktI,
tiresnport. klnFs co.
sctfsd-sIg. rss 1atk-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

sPEfs -, NOIHCE-
70 ths Fesdsrf q tas Daily 4na weeziy Express.
Text HtIlc. irf.cne.
Tne undsrsizned wouid respectfully AK attenli 4
iothe D. preparations k1oen a.
EEonncvvsis's Dutversmi Ceash
Kennedy.
Tie Greet Remedy Tor All Throat IA Lang Con-
p.Aints.
Hun se~seff,s Eoiu Anodyne.
perfect reiief s5r Sep~a efa ~ rervous Com.
plants. md I.oss u Sleep
ssannexeEl,s EcI.et.c PJrs.
Declared - m nest p.rfsel athsrtic and fln-
llY P.iis. ssliem rsqsf.ng more than One for ioSe
- rifaout G5isiny and that shcuia Be knseu
q every hm.iy.
Those preparatloea ~ % noticed each moath.
AMI oriViasfing from rrors r,'rnt cu.sfions IN Nod
ioins erjoye e. ~ years unboandsi fepnlat'er.
resder ineitss tcr-pt .uch notices a. true
idsx Il ciaTaetsr. asd give m, ths't oonrde rs o.
teitthen
torS ! nuNFEUKfi. Pfop'.
rrac1csi Chemist. Boston. Mas.
-For ssie hy Dealers IN every CITY ard town
a. raAlsra xlih roos sua-ness references SUP.
riirs. on r1nmistlon.
-. ". Patrick A 20, Terre HIATT
sure Ec<silne Co ~ P-rh. Clneih nail. }
Whoiesaie AGENTS pecstvfm
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IsFoENArfoS FEEE-rO SKryors SrFFEn-
rss.--A goailemsa. ere % HsFyoas Tehll3. To-
eompeieneg frtmA;uIe Decay. and yestlaiai KrEeF,
Aetustrt a. tesiEe 70 benefit etAsr., sill 10 lap
pyt0 furnish 10 AZ vhe neef &. ~ % cAasgsl
sseepe So direct ons sor making fe -su<rle rsnne-
~ usec 3 ala eilo. sufferers visAias 10 gisa. y
f1e advertisers bad expsriencs. end possesses a
surs End vsutbis renesy, can 20 ., ~ undressing
hisl a. o7ee a hia plaao ~ bus neia The recipe
arc :. = ~ rratf.a rrA irnp.-tnnce viii ~
cheeualiy .eni lygs. mall
sAdfress jobs p. OGDEN.
10. 90 raqsan sfrrof Sew York,
2 s.-Nervoas fsfefers n both s.xes ~if nnd
TITS Informant On ilgiirafie.
dec7tr1m
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a card 80 sa~.ttas--A Cterxyusa
s>Il<.r~<tsInr = seath Ae<fi<a - : rlssiessrT.
s.sus<rsa ssfe "a fiesls rFnriy - - rers -
u.s~u.. u..ss>-.. r<sis r<<s1. rt.szs>s - -
u..-srv "a s-azs.l or<>zs. 49, ts< $780, srsis
= ss~s<<s erus<>s - - s<n<f-i - s.<is-s ~
-. s<s.z @h<rshs~s 49, -ife-sf $500 ~ 10
.zk.< s<.~f,. fSe@fsst - ts.ifs . hens1t us
e - go ~ <sss.s<s<. "a $50 a. tesipe 80
e<ss>szs 80 s.s>< tsis ~~t,sie-. - = $500 -
ss.-p<. - e., - vas ~ ~ 4. 80 e .sfxs.
fi-s~ ss<l>.< . p<>a-F>sf v1s<ss-~. e4tr~ss<<
<~ys<r->r ks1r~s soexfn f.s>uks
srxu.s n. kzzLs ner>s>
sxD1sly E<v TEA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

"a Agnes hsssii---A meeting OF the
Corporation OF ~. Agnes Hall will be held
at the counting room OF X. 5 Cox, At three
O'Clock, this. Tuesday afternoon. A full and
ppnctusl attendance i requested
:. : Easily.
r. 3 Cox,
Ere Com
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FoRsVNArK ExENPrIoS SUGGESTION.
oar city hss been siuculary exempt from
Afes Ior several months past. and there y
d>pr~ If ops eisrere seecning Negligent of
asa barrels and defective a0es The cold
weather renders necessary the keeping mp OF
strong boa lr fwsi'ars. sed too great pre-
csatosN rxrsrt ri ee tekrn.s Stringent
oticrs &s4sila y ssssed a tslSse having the
care ~ fr~- ~ stores and dwellings. ans the
rfopsieiels saeesa sec that their Instructions
arc faithfully -ob-erxcd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

Christmas Trees. snrtstuna-
Trees We have fine lot OF kvergreen
Trees, suitable Tor that parpose. Samples
Gao be seen and orders left with Haas 4
SchweitEer, No. Main Street. also At Scud-
der's Confectionery near the Post Office.
no5i3s HEINL BROTHERS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

DEsisK ~ sSorHER CoPrKRHrAp SHEKr.-
The lRichnord , cfferson.An. one Of he most
malignant and tTaitoi sheets Ia lse North,
has died Of copper on The br.ir
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s.ls 30 more unpleasant and unsafe seiisines.
80 anplss~Ani aud dangerous Diseases. asc
uKf.QrOfD-s rxThAcT hucHus
eklch hss received the endorsement 81 tne nest
pROniSENT ruysicfASstN fuE u. :.
A. ne offered 10 AFFLICTED hamsuttY - certain
ssfe fus ,he following diseases AL symptoms orig
mating fren. air>s-e- and snss of the Urinary o.
sexual Organs
General Debility,
ss.t.s ard rhy~icsi Dispersion.
fmb-cifty.
pss~rnlnstion 81 Bseea 20 the hsss.
confnssd IDEAS.
Hy<terfk.
IL oenersf frrtfshiiitv.
ss.tl.ssnsss sna slsepie-~pe<s Al Might.
Ab-saxo - Muscular Nnicieney
49, "a spp>tits.
uFspelsis.
fnsriafion.
ia< Spirlis.
Inss-x ssfion "a f'ars all
~ II fhe UrkArs q oeltcf Ntion.
rsiIttsfion ~ the Hear.
All N l.sf al tss Ssncomltsnts ~ Nerfeps aat
f,ebilltaged sisse a t1e v<tem
Il fn~ur~ sh~ x~aains. eat thi- eat -....
Ask rOk HktAtol.h.s. fAAk NJ oAnoA'
tuRKsaUAkkNftsp.
s>s Advertisement n snaihsr eelamn.
s~tnAa<s
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bntuAOtt s&eSs s>sase toF >osts
The following lots are yet unsOld IN Spen-
csf Subdivision, shicb lies north Of Teue
Hsuts, on the Lsfsy cite Road. and the Fort
Road. Continuation of seventh sreet) =
These desirable lots will be sold very low.
and ten years time given for payment. II de-
sired. The title ind,spaistle:
Lot No. Fort Road 81 acres.
3 Lafayette Road) s
% 40 Fort Road) AZ I"
~ near Barbour gr've)l2T
:. 3 3 Lafayette Road 5
The balance of the quarter section. to-
Wit: Sixteen lots. have been purchased by
tho most desirable neiehbors. Call snd see
them. hOSfOhD bkONN,
Dec. 14,tjanl IS Real Estate Ag'ts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

TKAxsTKRs. Teamsters of this city
are requested to meet at the Court House on
Thassaa, evening. Dee. ga n, iofleck .
dec % 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

5s, Hal n1a. Daa:t--A bsnxhssr
Boak for Ll'tie Fslks. Conscal Page. for
Little Folk-. And Lisae Folk BE- Typ<
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Public Examsmn.son.-The reg

Public Examinasion.-T regu-
bar examinations of the City Schools will
Commence 90 next Monday December 18th
aud continue through the week. in the fol-
having order;
+ The "a Ward School will be examined on
MONDAY
The 5th Ward School on Tuesday.
The 4th Ward school on Wednesday.
The ist Wad Sebosi en Thursday aud
Friday.
On Friday 2. NJ. the examinations viii
close With che regular seml-seekly exercises
of thu High School in Composition and Dec
lamations Parepli, Guardians and citizens
generally are cordially invited to represent
during all the examinations.
in. oLcoTT. sup,. s
decl6dlw Journal copy.
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sEHAreK-t hs' ~ msny who lr. sn.ri 3
9Th Csuga, slnsaiiY o. bresihlng o. op9res.aa
- tas eAesi. vhicA = gradually haf Fl weaving
the'a irfc ~ d-e-6fai alastse conlru prof-fhat
disease wAieh carries r thousands eafif rktn A.
iens lang BAissn al ,. the violent oonsd. sbd
hetisihe iriiatioH. si-e care. c.ies which vfre
iaercs - lie Phs..rians =. 81 ~ she last .fs-
zee n c.nsanp' ~.
For sais p y y nornsiir ii,s - De ieaisrs
n Family ~ dirine- g~nsrsry. o. is3-1v
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EMMA RICHARDS
LIZ Erma Grhiam.n

Prairie Grocery North East OF Union Depot.
dfclsdlw. ar..
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sT-Hon. q. X Underwood. Of Arkansas.
nos temporarily residing 10 our city. vss
among re arrivals b. me uain from .he
West yesieTd.s morning: b
NATURALIZATION
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gsr C~Scrt.sioS.-On Saturday the ar
eumcnf he part ~ she Government IA the
ire SIN trials Wa concluded. aud the cases
stibrnFseet0 me Court for decision
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asThe politician Fno esil as mouth never af-
sr.t Be-. Ga ~ probability spoke through Dts
aess ici ne person uhe sad thai Akraus pos-
fsas ..ar.i.f bsi-sss 81 tsr rfmnis for Coughs.
Colss aa1 AZ aHectons II iac Throat AID Luuzs
- asesi---fnuet have sot Zen with eTos Vite ereo
from eseglence aai tars uI - al oui Tor
IL q chat every body says lf. 80 yleasaut
nd enesiu1i afni 80 fefsii rst cents per
lalltis Hgagg.-lt
n.arildl~
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~ TIE rnrular episkes- "a" tears' and
"balls' vcre srsi applied 10 Spectators IN
sie,ks on soc i.3ldcu Exchange shout 1894
When iwe psstie. ceulrart. the one 10 deliv-
er and me osses 50 axe s;oss oa iutnre
day a. 3 specified prica. j + he interest Of
ths delivering parsy ia ne intervening Pc
f,sa. 60 dspres. sts.cks. As.a 81 tie sesslne
party b. fs.sc them The iotmsr = siy.ed
..st.r - sllosie ... oshit ~ that As.i
MI &, IA tsings so~o sah - psss. AL
the l.,ser a bull from ne custom q tha'
beAs, % thsov oblSss a. ypb ~ born
sttt
Nlsu FEoN l>psASkroIIs.-An amsseo'
cb4ns,blo Assoe.ssn = ossaDzai A Ia
saAsclts. lor dc- s14rpcse . giridr runis'
salsfa,anesss. lot the beas6s Of soae Be
s, tn = ,s,retc c4-se. TIE sssoc.a-
u.a . & mpo,st Il ne oess s-soP.s = -.
c.eaf Ga she s-h saa 80 inst. she'
Ill k,ye. - .syit.uea, entertainments !.
~ 80. So sA~ teses.s .ot No iAnise- .
.oliies- - v,zo casaty ve hop- or 80,
peeple ~.1 kser ,he sisa - vse~. snd r.v'
'hsm. a. guests. foss sna grsssia
recerss,u
CT na~ az 80 kenerossly teaievsd -
49, - ~ uaarnsh-eei Hsn Ter he eooa-son
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Tasscu UP-sy ne asder-rpsi =
white asd red COW. sbosi Eve ye.rs oid-i-
giving milk. S.id 60. csn se hi % Apgiy-
% TO- AMANDA Dustin.
AZ The cd y. {. r. x. Depot
Der. 10. div
lso~s-k sotrei mare. - - = D.
seness. ne = sa~;eez ed half hands
hlga. yssr. ed. ard unshos- A literal
re-ard VII - riveu for her reesvsry.
las GAI>LAGER.
Next hsasr % c...l N.iu ssr--s. Terrs
Hxuts. led acls3&t-
Wsnce Ueas-of excellent Quality
esn bs foept a al tine. - ;. " VII
i.>.,- {. sssef o. Fslioxf Hsr. ieciea
tTehacrs eoDr nsRshiar no
Il G l. Rlpiey's- 1850
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Hs~ceips for Ninee Pies
FIRST. - 70 Foot's--for the main hing.
In most q Affairs. e - get arishi start;
here give youF order. yonr money do~n hing.
or satisfactory references before yeu depart.
s.ying-.ef god hser rsisip~ one : sssser hsz.
Five pounds q eursnss. u apples peck
More Or lsss; - spples are dear,
gBaf what Isn't. aud wh4i,s he diHsrtnee
since grsenbaeks plenty. ies's Be liberal 10
onrselvesl
or eitron. Lemon All orange pei eandiei
Ea<h one Psana, svsoestsrus - ea4r
sugar - nscA ~ yosf runs can Hrord -
Asd cider gallon CT more 4 yoa cat get L.
The butcher sill furnish The meat and the saei
sach Il excellent receipts for minee Pies
whlch % Chrtfnss especially sppiis< re
But The s.afn iAiag for ehsspness and quality
And ether good reasons. Il TO bay year msteri-
sIs >. the STAR GROCERY.
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Fifteen DelIar~ Reward -on
Frss.y uiehs 1T. xhsss ariving 10; Of hoT.
iron The Dspos 70 lo.er Makes street..
lo-; three 81 them. ard riii give hve dollar
ssrh. q ~bsesss al iekver o. 70 1s. a
ne l~sr go % Msrkes street
y. STEVENSON, Butcher.
srisfss z1zzE s q
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~ known as the Schamann property, situa-
ted 10 Fon,siDes Addition, to the city Of
Terre Haute on South Seventh Street. Is
now for sale and may be purchased On ress-
enable terms. if application is made soon to
the undersigned.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20

Ladies who wish the services Oh lady
hair dresser can be accommodated by leav-
ing og.iers at Prof caunada's Barter Shor
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ORDER No. 4
:. w. WILLIAMS, us Main Stree, his con
stantll % hand u. Felver's No 4 Cigars io'
sale ~ hnudred OF thousand, at manufsctur-
- + prire~ Try them. they speak Tor them
sels.. nov22dlm
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FoR RKNr-A good hsrse stable. En-
on,re at CONCERT Hall. dcl0dti.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-18
Mr.. MASON JONES ON AMERICAN

MR.. MASON JONES ON AMERICAN
AFFAIRs.-The Manchester (England)
Guardian of the 18th ult. has the report
of speech in Free Trade Hall by Mr.
Mason Jones, the eloquent English lee
iurer, who visited this country last year.
He gave an intelligent account of our
civil war and its prospects, and spoke
warmly for the national cause, saying:
There could be no more any boundary
line between freedom and slavery; the
country must be all free or all slave.
The slave-owning oligarchy were the
enemies of the laborer, whether black or
white, and if able, would monopolize
political power. Such an oligarchy must
eventuate in a military despotism. There
could be no peace between these oppos>
ing powers; one or the other must 60
down now and fol Without doubt
the North would prevail, not only be-
cause their cause was just, but because
they were the descendants of the Eng
lish Puritans, and with bulldog courage
having taken the South by the throat,
they would hold on like grim death until
they had flung it strangled at their feet
The monarchies, the aristocracies, the
plutocraces, and the subocracies of the
old world exulted at the prospect of the
overthrow of the great republic. The
hunkies of Belgravia were wild with de
light; the loungers in the Pail Mall clubs
sang "Te Deums = all the organs of the
slave-owning coufederacy in Europe ut
tered cries of joy; the political Dun
dreary, like Mr.. Beresford Hope and
Lord Robert Montague great cheer
ing)-men with more money than brains,
aud more titles than common, sense
Cloud laughter and renewed cheers)-
shouted i h indecent eXulation, be-
cause, as they said, The American bub-
Die has burst, and We always knew ii
would burst repubicanism has failed,
and we always knew it would fail" The
American war brought to light all the
sham liberalism in England as at the pres.
ent moment--from Lord Brougham, who
was in his dotage, down to the renegade
Roebuck. The whole theory of repre-
sentative institutions was at stake in this
American war-namely, that the people
shall be governed by the voice of the
majority. If the American failed, rep
resentative government would fail every
where, and the chains of despotism would
be riveted upon the people of Europe for
the next thousand years. The mouths of
all retormers would be shut up by the
phrase ''look at the dis-United States"
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CATTLE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE, AND MEDP0RD

W EDNEsDAli 417fIRNII . IvI''
PRICES.
BEEvEs--First quality, 1925 a 1919.
Second quality, 9,25 1000.
Third quality, 500 800
Extra, Sll 90. Western Sll,5O.
The above prices are per 100 lbs. on the total
weight of hide, tallow, and dressed beef.
Working Oxen-Sl00 500, or according to
their value as beef
sheep-Extra, sl-2 90 c. per ID. on live
weight, in lots Sc IS 500.
Mich Cows, Ss5, 50, S. IS. Ordinary
$40 q 80.
swine--Stores, wholesale, 90 0-0c re-
tail, 0 90 DOC Live fat hogs 90 DC.
Tallow, liz a9.
Pelts, 80 400 each,
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ELIAS S. COOlIERS ESTATE.
g TATE OF VI3EsNE ONT,

-
In Probate Court, held at Irasburgh, in said
district, on the 10Th day o., March, A. d. 1861
Nathan Norton, administrator on the estate
of ELIAS S. COOMER, late of Glover in said
district, deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance, and
makes application for a decree Of distribution
and partition Of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by sad court that
said account and saia application be referred to
session of said Court to be held at the Pro-
bate office, IN Irasburgh on the Dist day of
April, A. d. 1864, for hearing and decision
thereon: And it is further ordered, that notice
be given to all persons concerned, by the publi-
cation of this order in the Orleans Independent
Standard, printed at Irasburgh, three weeks
previous to said time appointed for
hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place, and show cause, If any they may have,
why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made.
l3:3w MILTON r. TYLER, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
Attest, MILTON r. TYLER, Judge.
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DANLEL WdRREN,s ESTATE.
OEvE RNs ONT

v UfItdns DlsIIICT $.
AtaProbate Court, holden at Irasburgh, with
in and for said District, on the 10th day Of March,
A. d. 1864.
An instrument, purporting to he the last will
and testament of DANIEL WARREN, late OF
Lowell, in said district, deceased, being pre-
sented TO the court by Joseph Warren, the eX-
ecutOr therein named, for probate:
concerned therein be notified to appear at a ses-
sion Of said court to be holden at the probate
ofiice,in Irasburgh, on the 7th day Of April,
1864, and show cause, if any they may have,
against the probate of said will for which pur-
pose, it is further ordered, that a copy of the
record Of this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans independent Stand
ard printed at Irasburgh, previous to said time
appointed for hearing.
MILTON r. TYLER, Judge.
A true copy of record. Attest,
l3w3 MILTON r. TYLER, JRfge.
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DIED.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
NATHANIEL STILES ESTATE.

MAJ HANIEL STILES EoIhIE,
THE subscribers, having been appointed by
i 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 NATHANIEL STILES,
late of Lowell, in said District, deceased, repre-
scented nsolyent, and the term of six months
from the ID day of March, 1864, being allow
ed by said Court to the creditors of said deceas
cd, to exhibit aud prove their respective claims
before us:
Give notice, that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house of
Widow Abigail Stiles, in Lowell, in said Dis
trict, on the 25th day of June, and Sd day of
September next, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon,
on each of said days.
GEO. WoRTHINGT0N, Coo,or,.
J. N. MEAD, '0''"" o.
Lowell, March 2, A. d. 1864. l3.3w
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DAVID ROYCES ESTATE.
ATE OF YER ON Il

Is Il A Il IL OF v u o IS M - Il.
In Probate Court, held at Irasbnrgh, within
and for said district, on the 10th day of March,
A. ID. 1864:
David Moody, administrator on the estate of
DAVID ROYCE, late of Charleston, in said
district deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance, and
makes application for decree of distribution
and partition of the estate of said deceased
Whercupon, it is ordered by said court, that
said account and said application be referred to
a session of said court to be held at the probate
office in said IraSburgh, on the 9TH day OF April
A. d. 1864, for hearing and decision thereon.
And is further ordered, that notice hereof be
given to all persons interested, by publication of
the same three weeks successfully in the Orleans
independent Standard, newspaper published ut
Irasburgh, previous TO said time appointed for
hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place, and show cause, if any they may have,
why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made.
l3:3w MILTON r. TYLER, Judge.
A true copy of record.
Attest, MILTON h. TYLER, Judge.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-18
LISTERS NOTICE.

THE LISTERS of the several towns in Or
L leans County, are requested to meet at the
Court House, Tuesday 29th inst, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, TO agree upon an average
price of stock and other property 70 be apprais-
ed by them.
MANY LISTERS.
Irasburgh, March Is, 1864.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-18

Many people have just enough con-
science to keep them tolerably miserable
all their lives.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-18

Our assortment of Ladies' Cloakngs are superb.
Also capes Of a very desirable pattern. But we
cannot cnumerate. To tell half we have would
i'll n whole page of the Standard. just call and
see aud satisfy yourselves. No charge made for
showing Goods, and no offence taken if you do
not buy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-18
LIBERATION.

THIS may certify that have given my son
1 SAMUEL II. WHEELER, his time the
remainder of his minority. and shall claim non'
of his wages nor pay none of his debts attei
this date. SlLAS WHEELER.
MAnREN WHEELER witnesses.
Glover, March S, 1864.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-02-10
To the Daughters of the United States

The following from the Poushkeepsian
is from the Peu of Josh Billings, who, to
use one Of his own expressions, is timber
at giving advice-but We must say his in
junction to the girls-not to be afraid to
marry-is quite superAuous. We never
yet saw one that was atraid-not much.
Dere Girls Keep cool. A blessed
futer awaits yu, emmy how Take lessons
in the piana at onst; piannas are getting
skase Bi awl means lara to play the nu
song that has jist cum out, when John
/ Brown Is over We arc father Abraham cum
/ ming vita this kruel war several strong.
! THIS stauza tux the tust premium al the
/ stat fair Don't be sfrade tew git married.
/ yure ma want afrade Larn how to knit
! pudding bags to put yure hair 10. Be var
! tuuus, aud pretty. Eet slait pensiiS; tha
will maik yu spri at 6ggers Let your pet
! tykoat drag on the side walks, and If emmy
man steps on them and tares oph The rlm.
slap his chops at onst If yu heve got a
9 nall feet keep em hid, slnal teet have got
out ov fashion Study travels; Tom
Moores and Byrons and Gullivers, and
wandering Jews and Valandigham s IL awl
fust rate, if yu k n spare the time be luv
| ly and sweet Remember one thing, there
amt nothing in this life wurth living for,
but a rich husband if yu don't telieve
me, ask yure una. If yu haV got red hair
va had better exchange it for blak; blak
hair tha tell me IL going tew be worn much
ly next year. Don't have emmy thing to du
with the boys, unless they mean tissiness.
II yu don't know how to skate, yu mite as
we'll jine sume travelling nunery at onSt'
for yure played out.