Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-11-09

lodged for the night at the police
stations and in the morning obliged to
do penance as scavengers.
During the pas month 1850 |
bondable passengers arrived at Castle |
Garden, New York.
Owen Daffee, of Ireland, is 1872
years old-and al orphan.
The Government has not sold and
will not sell any Of its iron clad YES
sells.
Recently a dense fog in London
caused an almost total suspension of
business.
Fugitive monks and nuns from Italy
are settling in the TyroI.
An unsuccessful attempt was re-
Gently made to burn the residence of
the editor Of the Norfolk Day Book.
The Fenian organization in Ireland
has increased fifty fold during the last
three months.
The last great "moral idea"-forg-
ing naturalization papers.
A full regiment Of Fenians in regu-
lar uniform are to parade in Cincin-
natl.
A St. Louis school teacher has been
arrested for kicking and pounding a
/ pupil.
Insurance rates in the oil regions
have gone up out Of sight.
Whooping cough is raging among
the old and young people in some por-
tions of Connecticut.
The 400 Methodist churches ofNew
Jersey raise $4,000 for the centena-
/ ry fund.
The physicians Of New Orleans are
giving the yellow fever fits.
a bonnet, an undersleeve and a
little blood have been discovered il
/ Troy, n. Y. Just enough to start g
! first class sensation murder story.
A mechanical horse will be exhibi
ted at the great exhibition, which
trots, gallops, walks, AMI prances
after the most approved style.
Washington, Nov. 5. The resting
places of Union soldiers, who died dur
inc the rebellion, are to be marked
hereafter with cast iron head block,
instead Of wooden ones. About $50,
900 of them are required.
MiIledgeville, Ga, Nov. 5. Tn,
- Constitutional amendment was refer
red to-day in each House with instruC
tions to report as soon as practicable
A. II. Stephens opposes delay, anC
thinks the Legislature should act i'm
mediatcly on the subject and settl
the question so far as Georgia is con
| ccrned. The rejection Of the amend
p ment is deemed certain.
Five American Episcopal Bishop
p are now in Europe seeking health.
5 A colored preacher of Virginia
; only l15 years old, has just marie
a gushing beauty Of eighty.
: A lad Of Il died in Taunton, las
week from hard drinking.
n 1t is decided by a school committe
5 in the interior that the personal pre-
+ noun az is not government prope
b ty.
p An angels harp requires an angel
o touch.
+ 1t doesn't follow that because W
= have taken a perilOus step, we ougI
'' to retrace it. She wasn't a wise oil
y woman who crossed a bridge, and c
l. being told that it was labeled "da1
/ gerous," turned and recrosSed it in a
!" haste.
C SALE OF BLOOD SHEEP.-Mr. D.
c Sprague of Brandon recently sold
IS MesSrs. Stocking q Gilmore, Of Ne
d York, three fine yearling rams al
n two lambs. For one Of the yearlin}
IS he received one thousand dollars
ct Mr.. Stocking paid Merrill Bingham
n Cornwall, $500 fer the ram "Tol
- my Sayers" in 1864, and paid NJ
Sprague $500 for six eve lambs la
= year.
Ii, A special despatch from Savanna
IN to the Charleston Courier says: Nv
N citizens, sentenced to death by a mi
- tary commission, were discharged frC
s. custody by the United States DiStri
es Court, on a writ Of habeas corpus, al
ld turned over to the civil authorities
d. These are the last of the militia
I'd prisoners.
,h
lis CHANGE.-The Richford Sentir
be has changed hands, Mr.. Wilson havi
If sold his interest to Mr.. Josiah 30
III ditch, to whom the editorial busine
rs is new, but who nevertheless has
as hearty welcome to its ranks. I
ut paper is to be independent in pOlit
but not neutral, as it favOrs the ell
ton of Mr. Smith.
ng
ed A man Of "a and a woman of
years in France, were lately MARI
and on the wedding night this liv'
'e- brace of patridges danced jig a
w promised the priest to increase a
at multiply"
MIXING POTATOES.-We met a