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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTS

Leslie Owen.-Prirate Sales and Auction!
+. j. Huntington s. Co.-A South Side Historical War
Novel.
j. A. Brown, O. Y. D.-Ctation.-Dr j. G.. Smarr, Appi-
cant-Dr Charles 5. Russell, deceased.
Rev. T. r. Gaines.-Planos for Sale.
Mclton Hart g. Melton, Attoneys-Notice.
Floyd, nobson &Co.-New Goods New Goods :!
Carroll Clark s. Co.-Sprng and Summer Goods
90 H-Buckwhcat Flour.
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

Mr. George wsilss Nichols, Of the nrrn u Ssiisos
NiehoiH IL Pearl street has Invented nsthof for
selling real estate entrusted 10 that aaeiioocevins nm
Instead of appearing the herchasia ErchAnes ard
crying . valuable pf0Tsry 70 capitalists who shs-
,hirE sbogt bryoui his statement he prefer W sho~
and erpialn 10 them Yesterday the nrm had ihs
10 ast Island propsr, ell most s,trae,ss eosri,y
place OF ss- Rochelle wssiskssisr ooab,y . pse>
isT%is bsPa.n' .b2 s ssmpls'.s ~ o.. s,s jsIs
Fehuidt the hale and kssfty Frs@isn Consgi Genera
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years NJ slehos oonosived shs fss a ehsr~rins
gagged ns sssEsr o ! wlHsni, -hish IN d. rs'r.
do~s EAss nvsr hskraa tss, ~fh is,ss
nun.l-r u dlsiiugglsbsf ard wealthy men 90
b.afd Anons them -'r- Hsev Iyfs. tea me-.
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yr.f wssssrnsn Consul for ynasfort
Eaa r,r 70 shs sl.pi. where ,hs suass.si s.,aoi.
shown sega, the t3ys sisn ffvsnds II M si I,sfi
yisos, vLich have bsfors b~ss dssrfbsf 10 Lsys
plss s.s s,srss >, sas oo AMI sar .pa,I,sa ssa,ss
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The New York herald., 1866-05-17

FASHION COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTTISn.
WEDNESDAY, May 10. Stake 500. mile heats. bert
three In nye In harness
Mr. Haslet named b. IN. -, Ia harness. .... !
Isaac Woodruff named ch r. Charley. Ia wagon
Alex. Patterson named ch. b. r. rambler To
wagon. ..s.sss..s..-s..r. = - y
Time 31lk-3 00-3 0d-30i
Firf Heat Charley took tho lead and kept to the
end Scramble second tho bay FAR behind. having
boted before she got around the turn. and moro
than distance out al the hnlsh but III. parties de.
cided that there distance IN tho race. sbe
ali right for another shy tho stake Charley
won by three or -four lengtbA Time, 31Ih
Sacond Heat Scramble got away last this time Char
ley second, the mare four lengths behind. wcc re lay
for three quarters OF mile Scrumbls broke up the
backstretcb and Charley passed him and went tho
homestretch with commanding lead Coming up tho
stretch tho pulled out and sha past Char
ley NJ II ho were anchored, aud by four fngtba
800, Scramble thrco lengths behind.
THIRD Charley had been the fayoriic IN iha racc
until the end of tho last heat bot tho way the
In the finish put stopper tho pool selling
she would sell for any price. While the Aoconccr ooud
not get bid either Of the othars and consequently
closed his books She took tho lead with the word and
easily Scramble second Charley third nne OS
Fourth Hea,.-Ibc mare broke sp twios the back.
stretch and few lengths behind bat sbsn sbs got
the bomestretch she Afterwards won't ~ front
and led four lengths up 10 near tho nnrh when Lcv
driver pulled her ny, and the tho
neck ahead making tho heat In VI, Charley eond,
Scrambio good third.
ST. LOUIS RACys-rniED DAY.
LAfIrDr dorHfr, May 10 Tho rarcs to tufne ~ In
day we're all postponed on account Of Mo weather
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

A oAso OF HIGHWAY ROBBERS SENT TO THE STATE
PRISON.

A 0AS0 OF HIGHWAY ROBBERS SENT TO THE STATE
PRISON.
The most important indictment on the calendar yee
,crday one charging Thomas Golden. Michael CAT
ney and Patrick Devln with robbery the nrs degree
The complainant was John ". Pickett, an empIoys Of
the Hudson River Railroad Company. who, st early
hour In the morning Of the ID Of April, while waiting
for his breakfast n . saloon the Tenth avenue near
the depot vas attacked by the prisoners Carney dealt
him powerful blow In the mouth, Golden taking h'm
by the tsroat and Deviin seizing him by the hsnda
While struggling with them they attempted 10 his
watch bu failed In taking from his pocket The oriss
OF Pickett for help heard by the proprietor Of the
saloon, vbo came to his rescue, and the prisoners
away, only succeeding 10 taking eighty cents Ia
currency Three police officers arrested the prisoners
after the attack and they received information thai
these young hithwaymen, Of whom Golden vas ths
leader bad committed two other robberics that
mornins-ons In Eighth avenue and another In Twenty
ninth street G8ney and Deyn pleaded guilty W the
charge s Jude Russell sentenced earh Of them 10 the
state Prism for IN years Golden refused 70 plead and
sshnIcsiia.., tss verde. could enIs bs Of en- s.sus
with intent 70 rob The maximum punishment for this
offence beng only I've years, the CITY Judge remsnded
another Indictment that the Court punish the
leader Of Ills gang with 81 lead much vverty he
did hs yoSns associates.
DISHONEST SERVANT GIRLS SENT TO rHs STATE
PRISON.
Kate Fosy plesied guilty 70 an Indictment to grand
larceny, which charged her With stealing hundred
and thry-tE dollars worth u ladies' wearing apparel
consisting " mink nun, olosks, Ac., the property
Of Mrs Sfnler, - flfth street the Nth of April.
She pawn ihe srcles for dollars and gave infOr
nation ~ ~hsrs the propsry eoaId be- found THIS
prisoner veil known W the police authorities as one ~
the most dthoncs ssrvan, girls hat they have had
under theirsgrveifancc She haa robbed . number ~
fsnilIss where shs has been employed domestic Tho
Cry Judse tut heroa, of tho way for time by
fencing her u The ttats Prson for eve yearA
Julia Gli,r. oslorcd servant, pleaded guilty n IN
".
vorih 81 bed linen from The house ~ hfs WOOD IN
West Twenty nth ssre~t She s~nt io the STATE
Prison fos tso yesr and sir monihA
George cfton, Who stole forty I've dollars worth -
clothing from Henry Harry, No Henry street, on no
lTh ~ ApriA pies<cf guilty to st,emp, af,sby,
ani vas sent, 90 the Ps ntsnuafy fo-oDs yea.
ixorugn RAfLyoAD can rfcxrocNxr.
Aneon spuces charged With picking the Tr>ts' -
WIN. Hgutinron of . silver watch Wits riding 90
rhira avesss oss pleaded ss'iy 70 pitt larceny fFsa
the p~ron Ne vs rrmanded for septeres
.LLyoxp yrLosfors ASSAULT uroS A. oyrfcrr.
Jobn Galsis Who wss ndictd fav sfisfupi " sbess
crscsr W Aesssssa sf Ne Isesssss sfsss-se 90 Us
The New York herald., 1866-05-17
OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BROOKLYN.


a Cotton Packing Esta blishment Totally
Dsstroyed-Loss One Hundred Thousand
Dollars-Two Hundred and Fifty Per-
ssns Thrown Out or Employment.
~ quarterpas eight O'Clock yesterday morning FIRE
broke out in the packing establishment OF r. b.
Blanchard h Co., situated the Of Van Brunt
street, and extending from Irving to Sedgwick streets
Ehs building two story brick, hundred feet
Asat by hundred and hfty feet deep. AT the time
Ae nre discovered there about sixty hands at
voek, when oneof them flames issuing from cotton
ycksr situated in the northeast Of the building
sAs frst floor There water appliances at
hand for such emergency and in less than quarter
- sn hour the whole building WAC wrapped in tames.
oAe prompt efforts Of the remen TO quench the flames
y1se almost frutiess to save the building, and they
orefore turned their attention TO saving the adoin
proporty. In about hour from the time Of tha first
1Doovery the spacious establishment, with all its
Asnh Of stock aud machinery, destroyed The fire,
n = sad WAS caused by friction from some steel cotton
Dkcrs, which. coming In contact with cotton, created
6sobustion. In the yard connected with the factory
large amount OF loose cotton, which also fell prey
- the devourng element
Adjoining the cotton house the large tobacco factory
e Buchanan Lyell, whose establishment was damaged
= tae extent Of 900 by and smoke. The
fety Of this building entirely due to the efforts OF
Gssk and Van Brunt streets, occupied liquor
- dwelling by Daniel Murray damaged 10 tho ex
esAt ef $500, upon which there was no insurance
Ksissy and was worth SIS o0O and is fully covered by
Sasarance In Brooklyn and New York companies.
Blanchard Co q loss stock and machinery will
oount SIS 000 upon which there insurance for
Q pogton of that amount
Buchanan LyclI estimate their loss at from $40 900
- t12, ,0o0 which there insurance as follows
S4Sso STAR sS, 900; Metropolitan. IS 900 Corn E1.
SAinge, $1,000; Fircmen's Fund, $1,000 81 Nicholas,
oAS00 Grocers, q, 500; Thames, 1880: Humboldt,
&Sv England, $500; Guardian, 5000 Excelsior,
eAeeo; Brevoort, 81 0ooi Indemnity ooo; Mon,auk
o1,Soo, Norwich, 81 500. Total, eo7, 500.
~ this nre about two hundred and nfty men, women
~ children were thrown out Of employment. Two
Aundrsd Of them were employed In the tobacco factory.
4Aey will resume work In about two weeks
The New York herald., 1866-05-17
Police Intelligence.
A DAor YOUNG NAN-ALLEGED ROBBERY OF HIS
ENPLOYER.


a FAST YOUNG xAN-ALLEoED RoBBHRY OF HIS
Aeundaman Roberts, Of the Twenty ninth precinct.
yesterday arrested William H. Marsh, lad sixteen years
e sgs recently in the employ Of Messrs W. J. J. y.
U.dsrwood No Bowling Green, on the charge Of hav
~ robbed bis employers Of money and checks amount
~ IN che aggregate ss34 Marsh procured the cash
q the checks after which he proceeded to the stable OF
xseler Dodge Thirty sixth street. Broadway and
Assefor $500 While absent In the Park Marsh
- traced 10 the stable by one Of the
Dasiemen whom be had robbed who awaited the delin
tsots return Al nne O'Clock In the evening the boy
&Dvo up whom William SCOTT . colorcd man employed
= ne stable, warned him that ofccrs the look
- for HIM, whereupon William ned The day follow.
- Marsh reappeared nj the stable. when Mr. Dodge the
opYietor advised him To leave and thus avoid being
Tesssd aently Roberts learned that Marsh
- him In charge The prisoner confessed his guilt
- gave information which led the Of most
the stolen money Dodge and Scott were also arrested
- aiding Marsh " escape and all the accused parties
80 held for examination before Justice Dodge.
THEFT or A HORSE AND WAGON.
osrneus NyaIl, cracker baker, living In Eighty nfth
,ss near sixth avenue arrested by onncer Maho-
~ Of the Nineteenth precinct the charge OF steal
- horse, wagon and harness. valued a. i've hundred
s.ru belonging 10 william Gallagher. residing north.
- corner OK Third avenue and Fifty sixth street MI
Snasher was nj tho Fenlan meeting In Jones' Wood on
tssday and before leaving casght the prisoner IN ne
pssf driving the horse and wagon away Justice Oon.
10y committed the accused for trial IN default OF tVo
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

uTrrr urst-H otffcgA rfssrtt's srronfs vos
TuuDsr sND vEbrupir
B~urtt a-u,, n.r ,. isa
a.. as. ,.ss,t 20 sss szses sssshs b1sss the
t,.,.,si .s,p A. v.u 81 sa~ss ne yIsyiss sss M
AZ. DH Bis-gfL. p-p~ty Hss'sh osnv
Hs~yrst ems nsy s isea
rh.r, " 1.pgr sssshs ~ ssnssss~s w hs~s4ssi ~
"a, ~ fh.r hsr. 90 ssy ,bois~s - besrd wn ess
:, - sfes,as,s ,hs p~'isn's n;ssiy rsgr-rps
Z n Bfrsri.L. psysJ ns~0 0ona
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

THE BACHELORS w. TnE ngSEDicrs oF rnE ST.
oEoBgE cLun.
Tho occasion of the ror'n of the .efos between
the marncd and single ubcn of The 81 George clab.
yesterday Afternoon dre~ together number Of the al
mirers of "yr noble game the ~ Geore grounds.
among them a tent fdll ~ fair ladies. Tho coutess
we'd 20 be- more interesting thAn tho last, and this
time the bachelors carried aa Tie palm. We have not
ypsos Comment In fu, aud Therefore refer 10 tho
scoto Tor partcplars The trial Raps comes On Eert
"Wednesday whon both parties vii pre-. ni thar suons
cot eleven The score Ia ar foiost.-
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

10th OF April was placed on trial appeared from the
officers statement that tho Was creating dis.
turbanee ON the Tenth avenue and that he hit him
gently with his club aud that subsequently, pistol
shot fired from the door OF tho In which the
prisoner secretod. Ho could not swear that il was
Calvin who fired II, and there other men N tho
house. which raised doubt Ia the csc Jury gave
the accused the benefit OF II and acquitted him
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

>hv stocks Shares have also fallen Enee quoted
~ 49% and Illinois Central II u a u.
rurttr- Il9 LONDON, Nay 5-P NJ
Consols close at s6k s6;s for money.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
United States fvetwenties 67h a 67sf; Illinois Cen.
ssal Railroad 751s 1874; Erie Railroad 46}s l7lS.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 5-P NJ
OOrroNSales TO day 900 bales including 500 bales
- specuators and exporters The quiet and
unchanged. hiddling uplands about I'D
BHEADsTuFFs-Th market Is quiet and steady.
PRoUsioSs.-The market is dull
The New York herald., 1866-05-17
vssdict Against the New York and Hsr-
lem Raiiroad Company.
SUPREME COURT RT-CfRcUfp-fAkr III
nofoso InArn Eonfnr

Before Judge Foster.
Wsuiom Fvam<r AVID Others % The Ner Fork and Hdr.
~ Railroad Company complaint In this sui, states
~ the 7sh OF October, 1885, while plaintiffs servant
- driving the track Of the defendants al Fifty
ssussh street and Fourth avenue, train came along at
htnns speed and struck the wagon, killing one OF the
sbount Of thousand dollars claimed This action
souaht 70 for the injuries sustained In the
- Of the horse and wagon. The injuries 70 the driver
O be the subject of another suit The OF the
nmpany denies any casclesspsss their part and al
49, that neglgence on The part Of plainuTs servant
N4butsd 70 the injury. The jury brought In verdict
= plaintiff for Que thousand dollars. For plaintiff,
VA Jama Dupphv: fc- dsfcndsnts ~. RaoeIo.
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

rmpr-.- n~-rs Bsss sna = Wright s,sr--- VI
Chadwick
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

Charles T. Frost Of the city of New York being duly
sworn. deposes and says-That he N President Of the
Peoria Toledo and Warsaw Railroad Company, and was
such President at and during the times hereinafter
toned: that at time during the month of Sovem-
ber last past Charles A. seoor called upon him (he de-
ponept At his once Ia the cty Of New York. and stated
10 the deponent that Thufow Weed aud himself had
been instrumental In securing for company, composed
az his the said Secors William H. secor and Charles
y sccor and others, ard from the War Department ai
Washington 70 build line Of magnetic telegraph from
tho city Of New Orleans 70 some point on the Parinc
coast, via the Of the United saic on the
borders OF the Mexican Territory and Texas and that
the aid Charles A. sscor desrd interest the dcponent
in the sad enterprise and proposed TO the ceponen, 10
behalf Of his said and the other individuals com
Of the directors company orsanzed for the pGose
Of building the said ling q magnetic telegraph and con
tribute Gms capital hAi the cepon.ni aoeh pave
bspus " sJoooV0 10 sosk IN The tonpssy " W bs o.
The New York herald., 1866-05-17
THE SPANISH.cHllEAM WAR.

The Capture OF the Chilean Bark Alice
Ward by the spanish Gunboat Com
o0rdia-The Chilean vesscl Drifts into
the Enemy's Anchorage, Sc.
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

rbs jsry rstir~s sisss ons y'es<s, brt soi hssins
atfsea v yssda Al fear. ~ oosn sil1srpss v LAf
pssg os Va mDrninS
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

A MISSIONARY ADVENTURE VIII
CANNIBALs.-An English missionary,
who describes life in New Zealand in
the last number Of Hours at Home,
relates an incident that occurred to
him on one of the South Pacific Islands.
While ona cruise nc touched at a small
island for fresh food. fruit and yege-
tables. Of these he obtained a full
supply. and was about leaving, when a
chief asked him if he would like some
flesh food. Says the missionary
..Thnking that doubtless. they had
hogs, | said. Yes; he gave quick
Glance around him. as if he were look
/ inc for a messenger, and singled out
and called to a fine young lad appa
rcntly about eighteen years OF ace
The bow came and stood before him
and before | knew what he was abOu
to do. and having my back turned It
him, looking at the fruit, &c., | hearC
the sound as of a heavy blow, anC
looking quickly round found the still
quiyering body Of the boy laid at m.
feet. with the words, Hevi ano te kai
lis that food sufficient for you?) Hon
ror stricken, | denounced most bittel
- ly the deed, and leaving all'the prov
sions behind on the ground, retmne
sorrowtulIy on board
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OUTRAGEs ON THE KENTUCKY FREED
MEN.-Washington Feb. 26, More
than half dozen letters were received
to-day by Representative Mckee OF
Kentucky, detailing outrages commit
ted against the freedmen in that State
in various parts of his district. One
case of shooting two negroes and rob
bing them had occurred, and upon the
arrest of the perpetrators Of the act
by the agents of the Bureau, they were
discharged by a writ of habeas corpu:
sued out and tried before a Circui
Judge of the State Court Another
case was where a party of white mel
went to the house of an old man ol
nearly eighty years of age, and a free
man nearly all his life, and robbed
him of his money and kicked him t.
death and then raked Goals from tn
fire and putting him on them roaste'
first one side and then the other
! They also burned two other negroe
nearly to death, putting out the eye
of one, and boasted that they not onl
intended to drive out the negroes, bu
intended also to drive out certal
whites.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16
The Price Of Truth.

Great truths are dearly bought. The COM
mon truth,
Such as men give and take from day to day,
Comes in the common walk of easy life.
Blown by the careless wind across our way.
Bought in the market at the current price,
Bred ofthe smile, the jest, perchance the bowl
Ittells no tales Of daring or of worth,
Nor even pieces the surfaces of the soul.
Great truths are greatly won. Not formed
by chance,
Nor waited on the breath of summer dream
But grasped in the great struggle Of the SOUL
handwriting with adverse wind and stream,
Not in the general mart, mid corn and wine;
Nor in the merchandise Of gold and gems;
Not in the worlds gay hail of midnight mirth
Not mid the blaze of regal diadems.
Butn the day of conflict fear and grief,
When the srrong hand of Cod put forth in
might,
Ploughs up the subsoil of the stagnant heart,
And brings the imprisoned truth seed to the
light.
Wrung from the troubled spirit, in hard hour.
Ofweakness, solitude, perchancc of pain;
Truth springs, like harvest, from the plough'C
fields,
And the soul feels it has not wept in vain.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENTs.-The beau
tiful extract below is from the pen OF
Hon. George $. billiard:
Iconfess that increasing years bring
with them an increasing respect for
men who do not succeed in life, as
those words are commonly used
Heaven is said to be a place for those
who have not succeeded on earth; and
it is sure that celestial grace does not
thrive and bloom III the hot blaze Of
worldly prosperity. III success som,
times arises from @upcrabundaneC
0. qualities in themselves good--lr0n
conscience too sensitive, a taste t0C
iastidious, a selflorgetluIness too 10
mantle, and Dodesty too retiring.
will 90 so far as to say with a. livin;
poet. that .the world knows nothin.
OF its men," but there are forms o
greatness, or at least excellence, whic
die and make no sign" there ar
martyrs that miss the palm but not tn
stake; heroes without the laurel, an
conquerors without the triumph.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

CHRIST MULTIPLYINGTHE LOAvES.--
Perhaps the idea that ban of mis-
carriage and of barrenness rests upon
our earthly bread, which Christ re-
moved by this miracle, showing the
positive fulIness which it contains when
his blessing descends upon it, may, in
some measure, help us to understand
the grand mystery which awaits usat
the final transformation 0 f what i s
mortal, the renovation of the earth, the
setting free of its fullness, and the
restoration of the tree of life.
The Bible, SO little in bulk, like the
five barley loaves and the two fishes,
what thousands has it fed, and will it
feed, In every age, in every land OF
Christendom to the world end.
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evil. and that continually. All that
is required of them is to let them
alone severely, whatever may be done
or not done. with other things. The
Temperance cause will never make
any further progress until the Tenn
perance men are willing to let alco-
hol stand or fall on its o,cn merits
Herald of Health.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

A school teacher named Pierce, at
St. Omer, Decatur county, Indiana,
was murdered on the 7th inst. by a
young fellow named Favors Pierce
was correcting younger brother of
avors' for some misdemeanor,
when the latter struck the teacher on
the head with a stick of wood, break
ing the skull.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

PrHY SAYNGs.--Though Christ were
born thousand times in Bethlehem
and not in thee, thou remainest, ney-
ertheless, eternally lost.
If the cross of Golgotha is not erect
ed In thy heart, it cannot deliver thee
from the evil one.
Mark, that it is to thee of no avail
that Christ be risen, if thou continuest
lying in sin and the bonds of death.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

The lawyers motto-Be brief.
The doctors motto-Be patient.
The potters motto-Beware.
The typesetter's motto-Be com
posed.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

Why are there three objections to
taking a glass of brandy? Because
there are three scruples to dram.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

1t is popular delusion to believe
that because a dandy's straps are
drawn tight upon his trowsers, they
are going to lift him into respectable
society.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

HERoDIAs' DAUGHTER DANCING
A sedate and devout Christian leaves
dancing to goats, calves and children,
and orders his steps according to the
Word of God, and not the directions
of the dancing-master.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

A man who got drunk at an cleo
ton, said it was owing to his effort to
put down "party spirit"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

THE vow OF HERop.-Sinful VOWS
must be repented of God would
rat ler have us break our word than
his word
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

He who has good health is rich
man, and rarely knows it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16
HORACE BEAN,
ElOEAASHI DEllhLFs
Proprietor LAKE HO L S E.

Solcits the patronage Of the travelling commu-
nifty, and will use his best endeayors toplease his
patrous. Connected with the house is one OF the
best Livery Stables to be found in the State. SIN
gle or double teams furnished at short notice, ano
Unreasonable rates