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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-24
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

Yellow jacket Gold nnd aII--
Mining Compauy-Loeatlono Of works, Gold .i,III
District, Storey county, States Of Nevada.-No.
tIce Ia hereby given, that there are DELINQUENT
upon the following described stock. on account Of
assessment No. 6, levied on the 10th day Of Feb.
ruary, 1866, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, a. folows
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L
San Francisco, January ~, ls66.

State OF California. City and Cour'Y o: San
Francisco, SON this nineteenth lay OF Jan,
nary, A. D. One Thousand Eigh; Hundred and
Slxiy.s!x. personally appeared before ME, II. 5
Homans, Notary Puolic. Ia and for the said
City and County, and therein residing. duly sSh
rnIs,ioned and sworn. \. J. Ralsion. who, being
duly sworn. did depose and say that lie is the
Secretary Of she Pacific Insurance Company,
and tha, the statements contained IN the foreSo
ing Repor, OF the Pacific Insurance Company are
true full and correct. y. J. RALSIhN.
sworn and subscribed 10 before me, this 18th
day Of January. \. d. ls66.
IL $. HONANS, Notary Public.
AGENCY SHARON & RALSToS'
Bank Of California Virginia City, Nevada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-24
No. Crts. Shdrss.

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 29th day OF
January. 1855, 30 many shares Of each parcel OF
public auction. by olney & Co.. at No. 62e Mont.
gomery street, San Francisco, California. on tho
TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH. 1866, at the
hour Of 70 o'clock n. Of said day. 70 pay said de-
linquent assessment thereos. together with costs
Of advertisIng and expenses Of sale.
@. II. BURNHAN.
6ocr~tary pro tsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-24
nEr1SoUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

Kossuth Gold and silver MininE CNmo irnn
pm22,, Esvads,-Notlce Is hereby given, that all
Suin SSiinSuents UPON the following described stock on
account OF assessment Of one dollar or eaSn ahu
M.rrh o3i A D. 1906 and upon oil back assessments
to date sci opposite TO the respective 1harcnoue'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-16
NOVICE IN PARTrTloN.

ENLIZABErH C. LODGE. Nathan Wayland
~ Lodge,e minor,gosubed y. Lodge, q mnor
William ,Joaes and Nuncy Ann { Jones his Wlf,s
Aquilln iliNon and N;ldn le. llfN0n HI. Wiio
Frederick smith and ClWlesa Matilda smth, his
Wlie, Mary Hannah Ledge and Mariuh Jane
Lodge. all OF Montgomery County, OHIO aud lIu-
ratio Lodge, Oliver Lodge, n minor Elizabctb
Lodge. minor, John lIopk ins and Obe, eurp Iiopl
kins his wife, all OF Onss County IL the state "a
lndinna, E'ill take notice that James \ lodge,
iheob \. Lodge, Mason H. Lodge, ana MilihOn \.
ledge OF Montgomery County Ohio, have filed Q
petition, Which ia now pending against them 10
the superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio,
gbunipg aud setting forth that they the said pet
TONERS, are tenants ~ common M lee simple. Wt9
the said Nathan WnylAnd Lodge JosabVd II
Lodge, Rosanna bonson. Nancy Ann dnne,,
Hannah Lodge, Marah ..t .oa1a IIOratio
Lodge. oliver lodge, and Elizabeth Lodge, OF the
following real estate and promises situate in thc
county OF MolitgomeiN aud state Of Ohio. and
bciug hns acre. fhind on df the east side OF the
southeast quarter ot section twenty, township
three, range siX east In Butler township, In sala
county, with the privileges aud appurtenances 70
the same belonging ~ helrs-at,lRw of jacob
sai1 iimcs \ JaGob r. M3so1 nj md 81 iiiiTe
\ Lod e, petitioners aud plaintiffs in said peti-
ton. slaim, "a said peltion, that they each hold
sa!d lluratio, OliNor, minor and Elizabeth, a
minor, Of Cas- County, lndiaua, aforesaid, Nhnare
each entitled 10 one third or onc.thgicpnih mai
OF said premises. Ihey furthorvlaim in said peiis
tion mat said Elizabeth q lodge ls thrWidow d
kns. vito OF said lohn Hopkiiis. also made IA de
fendant 70 said petition Is the mother of said 10.
ratio, Oliver, minor. ,nd Elizabeth Lodge a
minor, aud they pray that partition may he made
Of said promises that thcr respective purt f0ns
may be- - on 70 thgm In sgylrall5 AMI fVr such
other ana proper relief rs NAY be granted by The
Court at the hearing OF said cause. And unless
they answer said petition by The s2d day af Janul
and Judgment rendered accordingly
JAMES \ HODGE.
aE tUIfI JACOB y. LODGE
MASON n. IDDGE.
WILLIAM. LODGE. .
IL a AtfnTNMNs uklg
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NOTICE.

NNIlllAM BLACKBURN, Of The county of Ia
W i'@rtc n the etpic of Indiana Is notified
that Ann Mary Blackburn dld. ON thDi Ga dlN lot
November, A ID 1851, fie her petition M the onlrc
OF the Clerk Of the Court of Common plsas within
aud ior the county OF MnniRomery. aud stttu OF
ohio, charging tho said william iilackhurn with
being nov npfir9notn ihe peaitenfisft ni thu
yOrced nom said William Biackban, and also
asking for the custody of her minor children which
petition WIN stand for hearing at tile nUSt tryn ol
said Court, to-witi at december term A b 1901
ANN MARY hitCKRURN
-, a HOUK, Attnruey notdiauG
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TAX as FOR 1866.
Treasurer's Notice.

T'AN-PANE ERs are notified that the Treasurer
Il is now ready 20 receive The taxes OF 1854
Ih2 law rrquires each TuN-payCr 10 pas one.
haif the taxes assessed against him on real and
personal property, together with tho whole OF iiu
gas und street Improvement, on on before the aOtii
slaNoi december isd1 aud the remaining halT On
or h0llro the goth iAk OF June 1867.
ltIf' iaNes alscssrd oar personal property n not
paid on or before the loih day Of Dncember M
whole of said taxes become due.
once houts, lrem ~ a y. 700 O'Clock P. a.
DANIEL SfALEi, Treas, Mont 90. q.
Tfcasururs Ohlce, October 80 1875 daw6t
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LEGAL NOTICR.

NOTICE Is hereby given thai tho undcrsigned
~ he been duly appointed as Administrator II
the estate OF isaau Gilbert late Of AInntcbnorv
county. ohio deceased.
Novembarb ), ls6.ws GEORGE W. MoYER
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-16

NQ ml. or and less ham," he answer
lea. md he gave ono 3lM blow upon the
door that oDndal Ike thunder clap "a II
eehoes all oyei' the house. The dog sank
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gtsal
sHERIFF's SALE.
Thomas Lyons rs Baihbridge H. Miller ct al
superior Conrt or Montgomery County, Ohi6

Thomas V Lyons rs. Ranbridge II. Miller ct al.
No. $3.50 gr Ir' I.'I
IN pursuance Of an order Of sale issned in the
Il above vase ami TO mo directed. I win oncr IL
public sale, ~ tletlDof OF the Court iloitsc iu tl,
city of Dayton on lH
TR9FsdhV AoseHl5a'20, 1863
Al two o'clock T.. N the iOIl0wina real estate ia.
witi situate b the countyof Montgomery and
state ol Oh9, and described rs follows, to.Wib.
Being lot no, 2tl in tltt0Nnof Minmisburh. nnd
county aforesaid. comincncus at tho corhor al
in-ot No ABi thencD tast 10 tha Miami Janius
thence south along the canul Jn The north side u
ihe Basini theAce ~ along The north line OF tht
bAstn " Race strvt thence north on Race street
70 the place 0i hogiuninp. excepting such pnrt nl
was sold TO the Incorporated village OF Miauas
burg Tor continuqii0a Ot Pearl street
and cannot sell Tor less thuG tNo.thrds Of thr' a-
praised valup thor,ol .tr IfHUU f.'
said let has upOn it a dW olinq housegaud larek
ware house situated on the Miami tnnaLa XXI
Terms of sale-cash
.G.Ii DAVIDSON, sheriff.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney ocgIwis
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HORACE WHITNEY, Awctioneer,
DAYTON. OHIO.

WI = cry sales In town or country, for the old
onesi iuad2w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-16

9Iake the llgh said Peters.
Did 80. lie thn, nut his len arm he
| hiud hlr bacl@ AID. 40 to speak. aoncentra-
tnl his ". ole Wognt ahd strength In his
'tl sAQ0liS. tunA himself full against tie
IGQ,L and A. i HcW oncn. sfaggcrtd almost
htbd'on6 In.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-16
ADVNliTIslnN RATIls.
Number lrhIrty-nine.

I =
tcoNrINuED.l
'Wbat Of it--at all events let us lnd out
something more. Stay, / VIII get u light. g
SO ! retmnedao my own house. nnd
liaslN Ndgagging On my boots and selling
my hat a lantern that I useli Ia look 10 thc
Ihougc insteniugs before going 70 bed and a
small efficient revolver reioined Peters.
He had. meanwhile been rejolned.by the
| pltrpman on che beat. whom Peters de-
lslred 70 remain outside Number 80, aud Il
we wliistled TO rnb for help.
Cautiously stepping into thu dark pas.
sage we nearly closed the door bchlrd u.s.
and began our search. There were two
rooms on the first tlOoE and we looked over
| them thoroughly. NeNfthe basement. nieo
oftwo rooms. But ~ neither of ihe,sour
! was thereong unusual appearapce of aNy
hlEI' qua thrn We iysollCd to 90 up
lam not q nervous man. Iut think. but
there was somcthlnE about those stairs Tint
uAdf ne ieel strange. +. looked Peters Ia
the face aud Lc me, as We placed our feet
on the first stcD. We hoth knew that some
horror WAS IN store for us. I saw IN his
lcycf tue strWgc dilatntion with which men
gaze pt @ sudden eccidcnt And the dog
beard lis too. for 10 began to yell frautlcally
and 10 spfing 10 dpOr as II he would fcnr
il d0Wn. We both know that the room I'm
witch The dog was--- n small haii bedroo,n
must uou'giu something uut W.
searched al tt upper uortiun of the house
before tha' roo At last NNc stood bcfo.e
is closed and apparently locked door.
'ihali We l>pockY said i.
no MAJ or and lce, ham. /" he nns,vcr.
ed. ana ha e.tvt ono iii bloV, t,ncn 'no
door that nda1 IKE n thm,dnr elano "a II
echoes all oye4. the hotsp. Thn ,loss so,l
into instant silence. '''''"
wpeke thp llql. s9id notnrs
idid 40. uo thr,t mt b,s lrft arrn No.
.hud hia back aud 40 tJ sne9E. coorsntsa-
apl hiB W. Ole Woiqnt s1d strenotb In liz
lyli zhQUlles fun9 himself fIli against lie
hthd'ona III. go '''''''''
what had vu,omc o geeY A room, d,i-
blel ovef-.4iaei. .,,lls ,u,.nit,'rc-'.y'it In,
blood, A do. s. ..'. bl. aioq oyes md bIoo'T
loe. oiIrins a, Il 4c n ilonnr%o r"o '5'Y'S
Gnsitpt IN. h " r Hod 'G,' IN - zoe ~ anJ u'i
aoes5 nru an 6a,nls .itiing bo,"'G
lariA pnd foe l,d .,, po,gls 20 IL. .,,,,,,J
Aor BODY Ft, bG.a d.oi,,in' ior,',rI
lipor he ptt. Aaf swe'iitftt 5e,. 81
hve taw = Nta4Spu llh tbtt h,oi ~ f,r
tlrogt Faip.p a.r,4.
rtJ,llcr.t.s.i i.,',, f,yo ro,,a
.ome a.p me1o ,on H., o,Lnr,'
am1 au a it,r.. n.,s - o,
diem. p. mol. and ,,i
no. o.o,l pci-.tin, ~, tt, ,t,,,t
aultn an, d. '..eN III v,,. ~ ,o
WW1it tap tiolm I'm be lr%rcet" % w.
did at,rt0t ,nu erhpr miami ,r
D .l, ...gH .....r' da..t,, cnf l,.s,' ,,t,,,o,
I.,. o,.-.,n ,,li t.sI Trin2y H.
hon ,, ,..cs.; \ oi In, 40 M
III a.. ,HiY. 81. .arsGlti. ha,. ,.,,e,i Li,,,d
c,Jlrp1 ,,a ,ie .int, .bo,a. c,o,e -,
a.au. ..t. .f.h le,i.pulf, er,l;et ,c.viiI-
H. Lt' '''' f VIA
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Iii Health Strength.
LII Health-St Strength.
Lifc -Health-Strength.
JAN DELAMAEIt'
PECIFIC PILLS

Are lrept Thy tho MosscuIs Az AydTFrF 4 nr.
roNf ~ aacentists, No. 2if Rue Lumbart
Iar's uq' he Prescription OF DR. N AA urLA.
AAgGE ~ q Physician 90 tho Hospital du Nord
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

The Lancaster Republican says =
We are informed that on Thursday
evening OF last week. Miss Mary j.
Eames, a maiden lady residing at
Greenleaf Webb's in Guildhall, left
her home, her friends thinking she
had gone to Mr. John Eames on this
side OF the river. On learning that
she had not been there, Investigations
were made, which led to the opinion
that Miss Eames had drowned herself
in the Connecticut. The subject OF
this notice had long been III feeble
health and depressed spirits.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04
LAND! LAISD l.LANDi!.

No hnmhns-sl safe and paying invcstment !!
Lands inviting 70 The emisr mt and vlnaile IL
Capitalists, as sure 10 Fctlr'i all mony invested,
with large preiit-iafT,test i'll West Vii gn;a and
Western Penis viva nib re off.red FIR sale A
rare opportunity is fired all who have any in
ientoll of migrating to IL d ff,rr1 cline in pnr-
suit OF home. OF those who Wi II to change an
certain securities INTO DIES iriblc read e>f.ie. The
lands the hes FIR tar mere fvo1.,l,Iy ls. af,d
;ild III the ntiikei ist ave rs how sare
Any wishing 10 in.ercs themselves in the pur-
eiase OF said lands ,ltart full part clalrs Ivy
addressing The aiidersisn ed, or examine maps
and drifts OF tile salne /, : clllj,,r t,pn hin.
n. i. SKINNER,
yll.l9f Craftsbury vt.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04
DIED.

In Coventry, April 25h, Mrs. Emily Flanders,
wife OF Mi. Freeman Ranney, of Brooklyn, Ny,
aged So years; also. Mrs. JemimA Whippie, wife
of Mr.. Milton Clark, aged go years.
In Irashur gil. April 26th. an infant hid OF
Edward Clark.
In Newport Centre, March Doth, Jerushea Will
lows, wife of L. man Willows, aged IS years;
also, April 81, Ciara Young, wife of Nelson Young
aged 81 years.
In Woodstock. A. orn Odd, Abiatha Dean, aged
50 years.
In Barton, April 9th, John C. Blake, aged 81
years.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04
JOHN BRY4NT'S ESTATE.
TArE; 0F WEE 10 s, e.
- m

Aa'E, OF WEE 10 s, -.
y Orleans District, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Igasi'urgh. within
md for said District, on The 25li day OF April,
\. 10. 1856:
An Instrument. pnrporting to- he The last will
md tcstamentof JOHN BRYANT la;e of Brown-
ington, in said district, deceased, Icing pIeSeii-
Ell TO tie Court I,y Ira Bryant. one of The exccu-
ors therein named, for Probate: Ii l. ordered lay
said Court, that all persons concerned therein lie
notified TO appear session of said Court Ia lse
holden ut the office of z. A. Stewart, in Derby,
in said District, on the 2lst day of May 1866, and
how cause, if any they may have, asainst the
probate of said will; for which purpose it is fur
tler ordered, that copy of The record of This
rider he published three weeks sncces-ively in
he Orleans independent Standard, newspaper
printed ut Barton, in This State, previous 10 said
lime appointed for hearing.
BY the Court.
l9w3 E. A. STEWART, Judge.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04
ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM.

The Balsam is put up in Bottles with full d:rcc-
tiu,l< Price so cts. and 81 90.
For Sale hy Bailey and briggs, Farlcr, VT;
Darling and Divd, East Cornh, VT; J. G.. Bing-
ham, St. John>bury, VT; William J;,slyn & Son.
Burton Vt; J. S. Ii. Weeks, DLnvie, W.; D.
Whittlcsv, Glover, VT; Barns and " himey,
Newport, Vt; Charles Carpenter, West Charles
,on, VI; F. l.. Brown, Canaan, VT; Adncy
Stoors. East Lynn, N. H.. Edward Savage, Lam
caster. n. H.; T. F. HodgInan, Littleton. N IL
Crawford and Altlrch ColerOok, n. IL.
L. HAYNES, 81 Co, Proprietors,
vll:l9nl3 No Duaye Street, Boston,
Maiden, March 2, 1856.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

DR.. Sylvester Wilson, of Fletcher.
Vt, aged thirty seven, was found dead
in his house. His decease was caus-
ed by intemperance, to which he was
sadly addicted. Professionally he
was very able man. He had been
wont to drive his family from the house,
shut himself up with a jug of rum and
drink till it was gone. In such de
bauch he died.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04
LILLIAN ALLEN'S ESTdTE.
STATE. OF wEssss osE.
a. -


; Orleans District, s..
AT Probate Court held at irashurah, in said
district, ,n the 10 day of April. A. d. 1866:
II. u. Warren, administrator of the state of
WILLIAM ALLEN, Late of Giuver. in said
district dcccascd, makes application to>'.id court,
viIh-thc consent and appreciation in writing of
he heirs and the CHAIRMAN Ot the mnur heirs,
or license to ecll all the real estate of laid de-
:. aScd. excepting the widows dover, but inclu-
ling the r,yersion CT dover aud the homestead
Vi The widow and mnnr children described as
pillows, IN wiz: The east halfof iut No. II iii The
il, h rsuIge of lots in said Lowell, supposed tn
Contain fifty acres of land, he the sanGe more or
e,> ami representing that sale OF said real es-
arc would he beneficial to the heirs and all il ter
,sied in said estate.
Whereupon, it is ordered Ivy said Court, that
aid application he referred To the llli day of
NAY, A. D. Is 6, ut the Prolbae Office in said
Grdsbursll, tor hearing and decision thereon.
And it is further ordered thar all persons inter-
>tcd he notified hereof iiy publication of notice
4 thi, application and order thereon. thee weeks
excessively in The Orleans Independents Standard,
printed in Barton IN this State, before said time
{ hearing. that 'hey may appear al said time
"a. place and if they see came, object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest,
| lSw3 E. A STEWART. Judge
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

AT fidioute, Penn. one day last
week, a little girl attempted, during
the absence of her mother. TO start
a fire III tie stove. Remembering
what she h adj seen others do, but
Knowing NJ thing Of the quantity, she
threw a q TART of crude oil into the
stove, am / in a moment the house
was in Il amos. Her father, help
less IN 5alid, was literally roasted
alive. 1ioiaah #H
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

The Civil Rights law is to be test
ed in the Memphis courts. The sta
utes Of Tennessee prohibit negroes
from keeping drinking and billiard sa-
looms: and several cases are now
pending, maintaining that under the
new law all men are on an equal foot
ing as to business pursuits.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

: military commission in Charles
ton, which has been trying certain
parties for the murder Of a United
States soldier while or guard duty at
Anderson, s. c., has sentenced two
men, named Showers and Kris, to be
hanged next Friday, and the others
to Imprisonment for life.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

1t is reported that the President
will soon issue proclamation setting
apart the 18th proximo as a day of
fasting and prayer, in view of the an
ticipated visit to this country of the
cholera.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

\ few days ago a family living on
Bear Greek, on the Iowa river, am
ed Mclaughlin, consisting Of IA ther
mother and five children, were d fown
ed while escaping from a food which
had surrounded their house while
they were asleep.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

There are 6 iron-clads now in pro-
cess Of construction, three OF them il
New York, three at Cincinnati. two
each at st. Louis and Pittsburgh, and
one cachat Boston. Portsmouth. Phila-
del phia, Brownsville, Pa. and kcn-
singtOn, Pa.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

SALEM.-We learn that r. w. Pea
body, Esq, recently of Coventry, is
going quite largely into the lumber
business in Salem. He has bought an
extensive tract of timber land. from
fifty acres of which he intends to cut.
the present season, everything that is
standing; and then leave it to grow
up again. The Railroad company
takes all the firewood, and the New
port steam mill all the merchantable
lumber.
PLANTING TREEs.--If there is any
one thing which beauties a village
more than any other, it is shade trees
and shrubbery, properly arranged in
the front grounds of its dwelling houses.
and along the sides of its streets.
In this feature of improvement, Bar
ton is deficient, which deficiency du-
ring the pleasant Summer months
gives her streets naked look.
Now is the time to transplant trees
and we trust the citizens Of this Vi.
lage will not allow the opportunity to
escape unimprovcd, but each one SET
out at least a few trees, which if done
with care, are quite sure TO live, and
in a few years will greatly bcautify
and adOrn our streets and front wards
1t would not be a greater exhibition
fpublic spirit than is known to the
history of some villages, if each mar
owning land by the side of streets
should plant trees so as to shade the
street when grown.
Mr.. G. W. Heath furnishes the FOL
lowing statnmcnt OF the amount OF
sugar made in School District No. 5
| in BARTON.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

A day or two since, Mr.. Hi am Me-
lntyre Of Illinois, was visiting broth
er at Dover, Duchess Cou nty, and
while practicing with revo Iycr, fired
at dog house in which two little
daughters of his brother we re playing,
Killing one of them instantly.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

An Irish emigrant, hearing the s;ln-
set gun at Portsmouth, asked a sailor,
"What's that ?" Why, that's sun
set" was the reply. sunset OK
claimed Pat, land does the sun 20
down in this country with such a bang
as that ?'
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
riT q 0WEv,S ESTATE.

THE Subscribers having been appointed iy the
] Honorable Probate Court for the District or
Orleans, Commissioners 10 receive, cxanine anu
adjust all claims and demands OF al persons,
.,g,nst The estate Of WIN. c OWEN. ia'e OF
Barton, i'm said District, deceased, repIesen'ed
-nsolvcnf, and the term Of six months from he
4lh day Of April. 1866. being allowed by said
Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased. TO exhb-
II and prove their respective ci'ins lsi"fe ns;
CIV. r.,tic, that we vii, attend 10 The siu.ies of
our appoin,mcut at The dwelling honse of Mrs.
Almira F. OWEN. in Barton. in said DISTRICT, on
rhc frs! wctlns sday of June and October next.
Mt one O'Clock In the afternoon, on each of said
F. $. FRENCH, }co,,~,.
/. X. DREW, comrs.
Barton. April I. ls66-l9w3
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

The bridge mania is epidemic Oh
the Upper Mississippi. App ioatioas
will be made to Congress. if not a.
ready filed, for bridges at Quincy.
kcokuS, Burlington. Savannah. Du-
bnquc, Prairie du CHEN. Wiaoaa and
Hastings.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

A gentlmcn praisillg the personal
charms of a very plain woman. his
friend asked him ''Why dent you lay
claim to such an accomplished beau
| ty ?" What right have / to her ?"
asked the former 'Evcry right by
the law Of nations replied the other,
-you being the first discoyerer.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

Mrs. Caroline Schenk, jumped out
Of the window of her residence in New
York, last Friday, from a highth Of
FIVE stories, and was killed. She became
insane on account Of her landlord rails
ilg herTcat to an iltolerable amount.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04
60 Ctt%aF-TT p'sgyEG

The advcrt;ser havng been restored to health
in a few weeks bo very simple remedy. aftcl
having suffered + several years with a severe
tang affection, and thar dread disease, Con sump
ito is anxious to make known 10 his fellow
sufferers he means Ot cure.
70 all no desire it, hc will send copy of Tho
prescription n,cd Gree otchlrgp). with The dircc.
lions tor preparing and using tine same, whicl
they viii find u SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CnUGHS. COLDS, and al
Throlt and Lung AnectionS The only object d
The advertiser in sending the Prescription is II
benefit the afflicted, and spread information ,vlicl
he conccivcs 10 he invaluable aud he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, us it will cost then
nothing, aud prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FEE, by re
turn mail, will please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg KINGS Co New York