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CHARLES o. ROGERS,
Jesrsai Once. Bsssss.

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Al q Court or rrJbats held at kennebuut, with.
In amt for the county Of York, on the hrst Tues
day In December, IN the year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty.six. by the Hon. L. t..
Bourne Judge OF said Court
IN the petition OF william q. Matthews, Guar
Qdtan q Hitfabsth y.tatttew, q miuos sud
child o( Joseph NJ Matthews. hte of Yetk, IN siA
county. deceased, representing that said minor -
seized possessed OF certain real estate situated
In said York, aud more fully described In said Pc
titiOn,
That an advantageoss o6Fer % any dollars has
been made by Edward u. Norton, OF York, IN said
county which offer u Is for the Interest OF all con
cerncS Immediately to accept, and the proeeed. OF
sale tn be put out interest Tor the beneht of tue
said minor, aud praying that license may be grant
ed huuts svliand SpuyeY The 1nteresg afoses'id,
aecortiag h tils slAfsAs Iassash cases made and
provided,
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof to
ell persons interested IN said estate by causing
copy OF this order to he published three weeks sue
cessively In the Usisa ysnrnsi, printed ut BID.
deford, In said county. that they may appear NJ Q
Probate Court to be holden at Saco, I'D
said county, on the FIRST Tuesday Of January next,
ct ten III the clock In the forenoon, and shew
cause, IL any they have, why the prayer Of said
petition sh,pli nut hs. granted. a.. -, -,
kJ6t At.ess, 0curye H. knewison. Rsginsr'
~ xtiest ussr.e 10. Knowlson. REGISTER.
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Aucties and Ceasissien Merchasty
MOULD ,sssgn TIE psopis d Blddsebrd, -
s.s yssy hs :; s:: ;,s: hen; s;i ' :s
Ss.eSs ~ 80 o rsas,saSls tsrua second hssd
moves Of Al ktadsss kAsAs 0sse- ssaar< nI -.
Sstsensd. tsaiSss - ssssssssiy snAsna. fssss
e bsdasss Lsssty srsstsa -.d ~ = \. y,l-or'-
Ne. , cstAfe 6,esk. BsLssfSrs. M
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Al Q Court ofPIobats held ~ ksnnsouni. Win
In and Tor the county Of fork, on the hrst Ieess
day in December. IN the year Of our Lord e,gh,'
cen hundred and siHty-six. blythe Hon. q. L.
Bourne. Judge of said Court ,,
" OF Jsae. h. II foss and Nellie y, fo.s, mino
ami children Il James Pos, late OF bldde'ofd, N
aid e,unIy dsesasvd representing that The goods,
ehattsls AMI credits OF his SAIL wards are not sum
cisnt 10 answer Oh. just deht', expenses OF main
Iaipanee and charges Oi guar liAhshlp, by the SUN
OF ten hundre,, dollars, and praying that lie ne
NAV be granted 10 him 10 sell and soavey % much
OF the real estate oi his said wars may DO neees
.Asv po sasssiy tae eastsss sfssesAistt - -
vovSsre That Che pstitioner give notice thereof
"a al Interested ia said estate, BY esusing
. copy ofthis or'ler To- nc published In the Usiss
Jssrssi printed 10 Bsdiefor,. IN sah county, three
weeks successfully tir they may appear - Pro-,
hate Cosrt to he held 81 saos, IN, sAkl'
county. Oh the drst Tuesday In January NEXT. 81
ten ofthe clock In the forenoon, and shew cause,
4 any they have. Why the prayer OF said petition
should not he granted.
Attest, UeOrge II. Knowlton, Register
Attest. George n. Kuo-itoa. tegis.er
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Ps.e.,.S Nay 90. 1905

J fhh d. an article fbr washing yithcat rubbing.
sxospb, jn vsry dirty places. which will require
vssy IiiEAt nh, end unlike other pfebefations
ousred tor like purpose. WILL scr NOT rHs
cLornns, but viii istve thsm nnpt yhitsr than
ordinary msthods. without the wear 80 tear.
.oi.."s u. dIrs Sy scaling. % iiss fnsns vim In
ordinary cases entirely rsuovs it LII
This powder 10 preparsd In aseordsnec with
chsmIcsI science, and upon pfocess psosliar IN
itselL which 10 secured BY Lsttgrs Putsut. IL hat
bssn In nee for mgrs than year, sod has proved
ltsslf an unIvsrssl fAvotits whsrsvsr y has been
n.ed Among the advsntsysa stained ere the
t ave. I'll. the s.psns. Of sssp ssss,iy used
Il raves most Of Che labor ofsubblnE. and wear
x, 10 Tor cleaning windows u H. Unsurpassed.
with one qsartsr tho time and labor Usually
much superior to any other mode. No water 70
quircd except 20 moisten the powder W 20 ~"
Directions with each package.
And can DO readily spprseistsd by single trial.
The eost Of washing for tanly Of Ave or six per-
sons will not exceed THREE cSSrs.
Tbs manufEctursvs o. this pow9f afsavess
that many useless compounds have been lntrodus
Cd tn the public which have Tottsd the sleth, Or
ALLIED in removing the dirt. but knowing the IN.
.tripsc excellence Of this article they confidently
proclaim II as being adapted to meet . demand
whish has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unsapphedg
a 'nANuYACTuRsp By
HOWE & STEVENS. lv
2eo BROADWAY, .. BOSTON.
rorais ny Grocers and Dealels sysryshers..
.at 3m4O n -. ~ 80 VI
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A@a'sc %ss,:,,, George II. Kuovl,on. Register

Ar Court OF Probate holden at Rennssunk,
within and Tor the County OF York, on the hrst
TUESDAY In Dee nbsr, In the year OF our Lori
eighteen hunlred aud siNty 10y the Hon. h.
r. Honrne, JUDGE 81 said Court.
Nl,IILIIM BERRY who was uua rdlan IL James
w n SAWYER nov deceased, and WIN was q mi
nor and child OF CHARLES W. Sawyer, late 81 saeo:
In said county 4, ceased having presentod his ansl
account OF guardianship Of his said late ward Tor
allowances
OrI,r,d, That the said accountant give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing acopy at this
or,ierto be published In the Usios JaDaa,
printed In tildieford, In sald county. three weeks
suecessiyely, that they may appear at Prohat.
Court Co he hett at saeo, In said county, on
the first TUESDAY In January next. at ten OF
the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, u
any they have, why the saue should not be al.
lowed.
Attest. George II. knowltOn, Register
A true copy.
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At . Court III Probate holden at kennebunk. With
IN AID 6,r the County OF York. on the hrst Tues
day la D,ceunber, In tho year Of our Lord eight.
cen hundred and Axtysix,r by ths Hon. T. l..
bourne. Judge fsspd OoVrti T.
EDWARD n. HOOPER, Guardian OF Almirs
IL Day, Mehitablc hay and Elizabeth Day. minors
and children OF Miriam Day. late Of kennehunk.
port. In said county, deceased, having presented
his aIst account OF 6uaFdianship OF his said wards
for allowance
to all persons interested, by eaus n copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks success ysly In
tho Usios ssi Jssosss printed at Biddeord. 10 nhi
/, 30 holden at $50, in said ciunty, on
the first Tuesday In January neat At ten Of the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, any they
have, why the same should not he allowed
Attest. George II. knowlton, Register
true copy,
Attest George II. Knowlton. Register.
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Ata Cosrt OF Probate held At kennehunk. with
m AMI for the County OF York. an the FIRST Tues
day In December. 10 the year of eur Lord eight
cen hundre.i and siIty-siI. by the Hon. X. +.
sBourpe. Judge sf said Courts
NIOSES r. CLARK, Guardian OF RansCm Rob
vi err 8, Cora T.. Roberts. Clara ]. Roberts, John
q. Roberts Tristrsm Roberts, Martha j Roherts
and Tamson Robert ninors a0i children OF BIT.
"a II Roberts late OF Bsiwlsk. IN slld county. de-
ceased, hayinx pr, scnt,d his fret general account
OF Guardllnship OF his said warts Tor Allowances,
Or.srsd, That the said accountant give notice Ia
all persons interested, by causing = copy oi this
order no be puhlishe, three week uccessively In
the s,os aad yosrrak printed at Dido, ford, In said
county. that they may appear at . Probate Court
To be holden at sac In said county, On
the first Tuesday in January next, at ten OF
IN. eio,k IN the foreman. and shew cause. IL any
they have VIII, IN" sane shoult not he allowed.
Attest. q, ore II. knowlton, Reg ster.
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At Court OF Probate, held at kennebSnh, With
In and for the eoanIy Oi York, on the nr.t iue.-
day i'm Dxe.nber In the year OF our Lord eight
cen hundred and siIty-six, ny the Hon. b. Il.
Bourus Judge Of said Court
IN m. potitIon of Ellsworth Jordan, Guardian OF
" Charles \. Jordan of Bidieior'i, In said eounty,
An jusAns person. representing that the gods,
eh,t,,i, And credits % his said ward, exclusive vi
vhat Is reserved for his U.S., are not suficient to
answer the Just debts, expenses OF maintenance
am charges ol gaxrdisnsalp. by the SUN Of hty
dollars aud ysAyilz that license may hs granted
To hiIn Ia sell aud convey so much OF the timber
sns yr~vth Stealing the real estate az his .ai
yard As may he necessary 10 satisfy ths claims
aforesaid and also IN anticipation OF seeruins sx-
pensesi ~
ovs,,.S That tho petitioner give notice thereof
ali persons Interested In said estate, by causing
. copy OF this order to be published In the Un,os
o.a Journal, printed In Blddeford, In said county,
three weeks Excessively. that they may appear
at q Probate Court 10 be held at sseo,
in said county, on the arst Tuesday IN January
next at ten Of the clock In the forenoon, ana
shew cause. n any they have, why the prayer
of said petition should not he granted
Attest 6eorge IL. kuowlton, Register.
Attest, Geor-e II. Knowitou, Register.
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Alias. s.srr, a. xss-,toa. Register

a, coart M rrsssas tsid at Keaaebunk, 9TH.
In and fer the Csssts OF York, on the hrst Tues
dayis k~resster. n re year Of our Lord sighteen
hsndr-t and sry -stI. BY the lion. h. h.. bourne.
asdcc 81 -s'd cvurti
ION DIS re,scs.a u liaert = Wilson. Executor of
~ tn wtH Of sessse " .Rcmick. late Of kittery.
Sn aid e~ssts, Seccssed, representing that the
p,rssll esIltc sf aid deceased Ia not sufficient To
pay ibs ss.t esess sA'eh he Owed At the time al
bis desti by the sun II three hundret dollars. and
prlyt- gt.-t t~eass Go sell aud convey the whole
ar the real estate u sAd deceased, NJ public auc-
tion sr Isiypx sAls, because by partial sals the
uesiioe sosId be gy,atly injured SAID estats has
been rspr,~ynNea tssolventI -
O.Aueps- rAAt tss petitioner give notice thsscof
Co th. Lesr> ~f l< asseassd aud 10 ell persons In
ter.stsd ia s1lj estAte. by csusin; eopy Of this
order ~ no yoisiished three weeks saos.ssivsls IN
the gs.sa I'D Sssrsaf, pr,utvt IN biddef,rd,
On sss< soaaty, that they nay appear 81 Q fro.
hSts Cssrt o. 10 holdsa 81 saso, In s~id
cousss, 90 tho Ar-t Tuesday In January usxt,
At tsa sf Ne elosk In the fervnooa. and shes
,ss-a. h any they have. sAy the prayer of aid
pelil4ss skssh oet be granted
Attsst, ueorss n. knouttea, Register.
A lus cspy.
Att..f Gs,r~s m N M tfan IA yisfRF
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81 Pss.sr. printed V esdsr .. this once.
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Providence. n. l.. Nov. To- 1855. sotf
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l true e ssi.,,. o.ors. IL. xno-l,on. Register,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

Preston KINGS BODY-New York,
May 14.-Officer Kenny, of the Allan
tic Dock, Brooklyn police, this fore
noon discovered the body Of man
floating III the gap from ButtermiII
Channel, and from appearances it was
believed to be the body of the late
Preston King. Subsequently h c
body was positively identified by
Preston King Webster, Mr.. King
nephew, Mr.. Sidecker and others OF
the Custom House. The remains are
not much bloated, and are less decOm-
posed than might have been expected
considering the fact that they were in
the water just six months and one day
| the Collector having thrown himself in.
to the North River on the morning Of
/ the 18th of November, 1865. In one
of his pockets the spectacles of Mr.
King were found but no money. He
had left his valuables at home, retain
inc only the spectacles, a pocket knife
pocket book and a small amount o
currency.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-The dwell
ING house and barns Of Lyman Bur
bank, of Royalton, were burned to the
ground on Tuesday morning last
The fire occurred about : a. M, and
before they could escape, Mr.. Bur-
bank, an adopted daughter, s years of
age, and a servant girl, named Dick
erman, persisted in the flames. A
hired man, who was in the building,
alone escaped, of the inmates. The
body of the little girl was burned to
a cinder, and the servant girls fea-
lures were not recognizable. MIR Bur
banks remains were but little burned,
as he was probably suffocated by the
smoke. The property destroyed was
valued at $1,000 Mr. Burbank was
about 60 years of age, and has been
for many years a leading drover on
the Vermont Central and connecting
lines.- Times.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

W. c. T.; Marcia Harding, w. v.
T.; II. j. Warren, w. T.; Mrs. NJ.
Wood, W. A. s.; John Sawyer, W
f. s.; B. Parker, W. T.; Henry Stan
nard, W. NJ; Mary Wood, W. D. NJ. :
Harry Parker, W. c.; Berta L. Che
ney, W. |. g.; Frederick Baldwin.
W. o. g.; Ira j. Parker, L. D. This
Lodge only two months old, already
numbers nearly seventy members, and
Is constantly receiving additions. 1t
is doing good work in Lowell. In
temperance has a good deal decreased,
and rumselling has become decidedly
unpopular. The town is conducted
upon temperance principles, and at a
meeting of leading citizens, it was
Judged best not to have any town
agent appointed to sell liquors. Ac-
cordingly the county commissioner
made no appointment,
The lumber business in Lowell is
in very thriving condition. Paine &
Roots clapboard mill runs night and
day, and its proceeds 90 to the Boston
market.
W. F. Moulton, made $500 pounds
of maple sugar this Spring. A thous-
and pounds oft he sugared off in one
day, besides entertaining about eighty
Of his friends with all they could eat
He has one Of the best sugar places
in the County.
TAKE NOTICE.-Just step in at Hall
& Joslyn's and see if it is mere talk
about selling their new goods so
cheap. By their new advertisement
it would seem that they have the
"cheap fever" They tell a good story
and without doubt, have something
worth buying; but the best way to de
eide the question is to call and exam
inc for yourselves.
We learn fromthe Express that the por-
ton Of the hotel at Newport owned
by the R. R. Co., will be kept open
the present season for the accommodate
ton of travellers and visitors, under
the direction of VIM. H. Witt. Who
we understand knows how to " keep a
hotel"
NOTICE C. O. Shattuck & Cos advcr-
tisement, wool carded, cloths made
&c, all done so as to satisfy custom
ers.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

Leavenworth papers say that the
Indians on the Smoky Hill route are
still disposed to be Troublesome
The red skins are not at all satisfied
with the amount of travel by the
Smoky Hill, which they think should
be reserved for their use, the frequent
passages of the coaches frightening
away the buffalo and other game
All the leading tribes insist that the
route shall be abandoned by the Gov
eminent but they are willing to give
up the Arkansas and Platte to unin-
terrupted travel.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

The Vermont Reform School at
Waterbury, Vt, will be dedicated on
the fourteenth of June next. The
dedication address will be delivered
by }. 5. Adams, Esq, of Burlington.
The public and clergy of all denomi-
nations are invited to attend.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

CATTLE DYING.-Crtis Quimby, OF
this village, a week ago lost an excel
lent COW by sickness, and has another
taken in the same way, which will
probably die. The first noticed OF
the sickness the COWS look dull, re-
fuse food, seem cold. tremble groau
&c. The loss of a COW at this sea
son is no trihing affair. We trust
there is nothing contagious in the dis
ease, but it is encmbent upon all
who own cows to learn what the dis
ease is, and be prepared to meet it
IHi0n.
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SAFE OF eERm e.

q 5 z s; . z & 4 ER w a. = g.
- Orleans County, -.
To the Honorable Supreme Court merit 10 be holden
at Has5ugh, acjthin and for the County Of Or
leans, on the first Thursday neTf, after the third
Tuesday IN august, 4. d. 1866.
Your petitioner Benjamin T. Sawyer of Charles
ton, III the County Of Orleans, in the State OF W.T.
humbly showCth, that on the 10th day OF June,
A. d. 1857, he was lawfully married to the petit
tionce by the name of Eliza +. Nutting OF said
Charleston, at WestmOre in said County, 10y
AlOnzo Bemis, Esq, then q Justice OF the Peace
within and for the County of Orleans. duly al
th0rized by the laws of this State to SOlemnize
marriage, and that he continued t. live with the
said petitonee in the faithful discharge of all the
duties incumbent ON him as the husband OF the
petitionee at Charleston aforesaid, until the 18th
/ day of February, A. d. 1868, when the said petit
tionee witully deserted the petitioner and has ev-
er since for more than three years wholly neg
/ lccted and refused to live with or cohabt with
/ the petitioner as his wife, and has wholly neg
lected and refused to discharge any of the duties
/ incumbent on her as his wife.
And your petitioner further SAYS that he has
resided in Charleston, in the County OF Orleans,
| in this State for more than one full year next
! preceding the filing of this petition. He there
/ fore pravs that this Honorable court will order
! and decree that the petitioner be divorced from
! the said pettionee, Eliza L. Sawyer, and declared
! to be sole, single and unmarried.
! Dated AT Derby, in the County OF Orleans, this
Both day OF April, \. D. 1866
B F. SAWYER.
The foregoing petition having been presented
/ to me, and it being made to appear that the said
Eliza Z. Sawyer resides without this State, here
/ by order that the said petitioner cause his said
libel, or the substance to be published, together
with this order, in the Independent Standard, a
Newspaper printed at Barton, III this State, three
weeks successfully, the last of which publication
to be at least six weeks previous to the COM
! mencement of said term of the court, to which
the said libel is preferred, which shall be sufficient
i notice the said Eliza E. Sawyer, TO appear and
make answer to the samo.
Given under my hand s Derby, III the County
of Orlcau~, 4ui> i5Jh s,Hy OF May, \. d. 1866.
BENZ. II. STEELE,
yll:22w3 Judge Sup. Court.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

Miss Ann Eliza Allen, aged Is, and
very pretty, committed suicide in Chi
cago on Sunday last by taking lauda-
mum. She had previously made two
attempts to accomplish her object, but
was discovered in time to save her.
Jealousy is said to be the cause of the
rash act.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

John Randolph is said, upon one
occasion, to have visited race course
near the city of New York. A hashy
looking stranger offered to bet him
$500 upon the result Of the race, and
introducing his companion, said; Mr.
Randolph, my friend here Squire
Tompkins, will hold the stakes. =
But, sir" squeaked, the orator Of the
Roanoke, "who will h o | d Squire
Tompkins afterl give him my money?
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

Some time since the widow Of a sol
der at SYNDICATE, having three child,
rem, married black man ten or fifteen
years older than herself, who was tenn
pOrariIy residing there, and had one
child by him. Recently the family
came upon the town as paupers, and
the town authorities paid their pas
sage and sent them off to Ceicago, but
the city authorities of Chicago have
sent them back to Sandgate.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

Official news has been received in
Washington from the Republican Gov
ernor of the State of Tabasco, Col.
Mendez, stating that on April I, the
French garrison ofJonuta, after short
battle, surrendered to him, and that
now the whole State of Tabasco is in
the hands of the Republicans.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

The Attorney General of Wisconsin
recently delivered an opinion in the
case of a man who had served in the
Rebel army and was afterward elected
Town Clerk, in Red River of that
State, to the effect that his past dis
loyalty irrevocably untitled him fol
Office.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

Lieut.. Cervantes, with 26 men, at
tackled the Apaches, 40 miles east OF
Camp Lincoln, Arizona, about March
"a, killing %, wounding five and cap
turing two. The same party was
planning an attack upon the large
ranches.