HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1863-07-02, Page 2regulating of
t, that no
parehese 's tight to any
inds aboald be atoned
by the went unlees it
sprit£ to him by the Treaauror that
tatasp.bd her paid ap to date upon
lends in question. -Carried.
Oswmitti1 adjoined until to-mor-
s.w I; TDigs
- 1'r °7'
ri J 7 of obs arb4-
tnlesstl)Iwpen ti►QEatiee and Bidd.lph
grrui$pii4Wvray was received, red and
to the "Ammo Committee, as was
,aito a000sst of Coanty Treanor, ea -
loose }o eo.eetion with said arbitestios.
J Lehr from the Coast House Koper,
Boli% the Cosnc 1 to thane his d.tiss,was
nod and refereed to a special eo.mittee"of
'1The Report of the Brine Gravel Roads
,Oosmittee was read and referred back to
metre•
I8epoh* of School Committee rend and
4!Viet.of the Committee appointed to
tigpmeal*et the meal* the village of Luck-
' a police village, recommending
eseipliesee with the prayer of the petition.
lir. Sommerville wee appointed drat retura-
trg erieer.
*port of the Gravel Rode committee
Nates read, *kern it was Moved by Mr.
JWYtebra, and seondsd by Mr. Roe,
Mlst £5000 be expended en the felbwing
Anode: £1000 in Gravelling the Post AI.
road, South end ; £1000 in grading
ahs Wingham rod, from the end of the
t ravel Rod now made at Wing-
' same the new bridge and through
Te mbrry be the boundary line of Huron,
laatdl'.tbs ad
nate that can be op
1 d ; £ 100018 be expended on grading
Ms town lit idwme Howick and Tarn -
leery, from Day'e Tavern to Belmore;
4I060 to be eapieded from the London
lapel to Zurich, in the township of Hay,
amid an equal sole on the line between dote
. 10 and I 1 8teplaa. Lost on • division
111Y a majority of 3. The Report ms
"Idept
Sy -Lew No. 6, To authorise the Trees-
- IOW* pay over the rapine monies in
'the uoe4seidest Land Fund aeooaat war
yMl.ifaEM.
Vivid by Mr. Mitatull, seconded by
'i $..g, That the Treasurer be author-
raeAtte Maim fres tong+N beepers 30 per
mot of the rents aeeraing after 1st of
i slant ea their gates in elver at par,nn
MM the monthly vents are paid
s» Meed by Mr. Piper, span£.£ by Mr.
the Reaves of the town
be allowed to .:ped
the $3000 is boildias a
Bayield river, kaowa s
. Bridge. --Carried.
iters.£ by Mr. Mothers, mended by
4111ti: Dodos, That townships lying dens
J MY et rte b uad•., i bd.gr. the
UMW O..ntiea have the privilege of In
iegAbo w labor s aid line.-Qor7hd
liosolbbyy Mr. Kraal, amended ley Mr.
This the Gamed greet the es
. 40000 to amimias
Waive .d mail read in Ike
y.briegi.g it the *hies, i •- emeries., Mr. Kama
tragtwe of IM most d.etd spathe
srd as the bort It war, if s
wa.dii, Iba last +Mier of the kid he
Mrethee, mad (him 8wite mom
Mreapr me he ptw.eeded) he
makes behalf tit hh.if, hid wr
of W Mewmip, rob 1rd
*dila dwuregle
%maker 1 m
Ily hi smith wan prod
y • SisOss ty dr IS. eery to she t..
Wit'
• are in receipt
iota and regret to
the doused that it expr..-
i rt hmeee to the validity of
„T -Loo, ler rather with souve of the
cos,ected with the same, and
s woh doubt would hue a t.rodercy to
redact Ibe value and otherwise affect Ibe
sale et the debentures, e as to involve a
considerable Was to the Go. ot Bruce, there-
for, ander the circumstances, your own -
mitten, after carefully 000sidering time
matter, would recommend the Council to
repeal mad By -Law, sad that another By -
Law be prepared and .deeded with the
view of having the same 'shrine/ to the
vote of the electors of Brite with u little
delay u possible. Your Committee would
recommend the following alterations to the
mbar :
1st tyat tJte atm of 111000 be inserted
in the proposed By -Law to tmpses eye
rad between for 6th mad 7th eo.o.sdons
of the township of Kieeardtne, and that
the sum of 11600 be inserted for the int-
permart of tie line between Iota 15 and
16 in the place of $ 1600 in said township
of Kioeardise.
2d that the aro of 81000 be ironed
to improve the conoe.ion toads in the
township elf Caere., and that the sum of,
$1750 be inserted to improve the boun-
dary line between the township of Car-
rick and Cullom in the piece of 112780.
3d that the sum of $2000 be inserted
to improve the lino between the 12th and
13th 0000esaions of the township ef Green-
ock, and that the mem of $300 be inserted
to improve the road leading from the vil-
lage of Paisley between the 21st and 22d
recessions of the township ot Greenock
in place of $800.
4th that the sem of 8300 bo inserted
to improve the sideline between lots 30
and 31 in the township of Eldcrelie.
5th that the sem of 8500 be inserted in
the By -Law towards building a bridge
eros the river Saugeen at the island be-
tween the mouth of aid river and the
steam saw mill.
6th that the sum of 32100 be inserted
to build a bridge acnes the River Saugeen
and improve the road between the 8th
and 9th ooraemions of the township of
Brant in place of the nam of 1600.
, All which ie rsryetfally submitted.
Wm. BUTTON, Chairman.
Mr. Lumsden expressed surprise that
the chairman had brought in such a re-
port ; as • member of the committee he
ken► nothing of tbe new aebe.e which
had base recommended.
Mr. Hatton explained that Mr. Lour-
des
ossdee had lett the sitting of committee be-
fore the reat..sdafiaun had been adopt-
ed. The aase.at to be raised by the
proposed By -Law had not been altered,
and ell and Mink tbd the imps would
be wan eo.vemiiest gar the people Imre*
.d.
)sir. L...4- t deed drosigly to the
eon of premedv, whisk he esenidsad
meet Odorless is iM N•daay. The mai.
to bad sot bum unb.i1M le the an -
aligns, as end.
Mr. Sods meld be W reed dopester
pat of the repent M Mr. Lotman".
Mr. O.y mid It mat snot entre.
wrieary the the menmlkle estate set
Om whim. fir• Irmo Beams kostsieg
anytbisig about it. He W been miry
meek arpa.ad w bit eat Ike dimple
p.ep.d.
Mr. Welker amid thew bit been tae.
numb Irkikety mem. tie .moth eat
! lid . *ii *i 1T .. a
trisrmsaf Ilselmsel..e n
brt• asll oil mewl* .8 deer Momatr-
sd when emb madame me the pia* oda
.9., *4Isa.iy b r11>l ll'R ..r
h
.e.M .sb - tthtmlt if . MW Mese
Ii II (1Lmi.elleit) Whet wee Ibe .m
Ma be
he thought it the bed thing
be done, alter the adverse von. As
the narks. of Mr Conaway,he thought
M was the last man who should bring in
ehargee of iaoortsiareaoy. Ile [Mr. B.]
thought it his duty to try to get justice
for his township, not knowing but the re -
Fort might be carried, and surely that did
not disqualify hint from bringing in a mo-
tion of amendment.
Mr. Lumsden said as long as he thought
there was a majority of the people in favor
of the scheme, he was desiromu of support-
ing it, bat as tho vote taken had been
an adverse one, he considered it bad policy
W force it upon the attention of the rate-
payers so soon. It would be decidedly
the bestpolioy to wait until next meeting
at lest.
After a few farther remarks, pro and
eon, the vote ws taken, with the follewiog
result:
Far the Report --Messrs. Pinkerton,
Howe, McLennan, Lumsden, Millar, Mo-
Intyre, Purvis, Batton, A. McIntyre, Mo -
Lay, Hunter, Conaway, MAEwa413.
Fcr the Motion -Mesa. Penile, Gil-
lies, Brocklebank, Walker,Sinelaia, Fisher,
Ruby, 7.
The Report was then adopted without
amendment. At a Wer stage, a By -Law
was drawn ap embodying the scheme, with
the changes stated in the report. It will
be published immediately, and we will
take mere to let oar Bram readers know
of the days of polling, which are to be
tiro.
The passing of the Report of the Fi-
nance Committee timed the important
businer of tbe sesmioo, and on Saturday
at 12 o'elock'nau,the Council adjourned
until the third Tuesday of December
neat.
ssullIJe WAR TREWS.
Ode erre most romantic incidents of
the War km just taken plaoe at Portland,
Maine. The capt. of the Confederate
.ruiner Taooney or Florida entered that
harbor with a captured schooner, cat out
the revenaecruieer Caleb Cashing, and
boding he was pursued, blew her ap at
ea. This was a very daring feat; one,
in fact, which smacks of the bold dash of
Jackson mad Stuart
In the West the Federal are not mak-
ing great hemdway. Vicksburg still holds
out and Banks ben received another terri-
ble repulse at Port Hudson, which, it
seems, is provisioned for three mouths and
is described u being the strongest place in
We world.
The invasion of the North still goes on.
Gen. Lee appears to have crossed with the
.hole of his army to the North side of the
Potomac, and advanced upon Harrisburg,
the capital of Pentryleania, destroying
railway communication and burning splen-
did bridges in his course.
Harriebere, June 2R, 6 p.m.
The Confederates are within three miles of
H•rrsburg, and are throning shell.. Our
troops are within the iutrencb.tents, and .i11
make a bold stand.
8, p. m. -Tho bridge neer the Su.que►anas
se Ods.hi0 is in Sara
Tie blawieg s a special despatch to the
H.reM from Harrisharg at nine o'clock the
waning ,7The enemy degraded the corns
der of Mecbuniesbsrg, which was complied
Al. oar sentry retreating in good order.
Me eua.y pulled down the United Sate
gag ..£ rammed the Caefedeveme colon. The
taws was eery qqei., most .f the potpie haw -
big left The Conferrer mimed emend
thereof dinars woe* of props, f eoeseaemmel
in by the Goveraniest, eawis$ d ah,
gust, he., .t Amour. The enemy a arab
was ebre.m of Stieneemows by sees. Thi
mown ■ said to he e• mese£ reale, ad
ammo le sleek Marsihe g atone and ben
aro. Oen. W. F. OEM eemme.i nee forme
wawa the 81.q.t pen• der. 718. Co.
Moms Gamiest J.bnoe. s divieioa ..teed
Choitheeshmrg me Walbn.dep ed Friday,
etre saved towards rg. His Odes
em rMr elms. 5N.,151 toISA"•.en.
lye =MO
La..4er, Pa-, W
tis Hs Ceesedsean Mw ome of Tort
sad bre linen est Adipes ate sea Isis
ememer. • ♦ kink s ibesiLrg i mule
deans. Oen. M310., . tam Hove
ppawed as «Y1 apes tMeFired.
e ray ►aver
their dateoeo. tam merles am hems Isl.
ted aria ee imres e. p s de
the
.pmea. "Tem y l' w moods£ is he
g4y i e zgrf rwe•r$ le SW foss a;yaeet.-
ibsss skdkaiirob and re wee
in i.iiremesd die Ibex aa.t7, g ...11
TM ee my a es '
;Mob .iB
woe leasee .meet.
-... mpe. tlematime los
he -` onI s.
h10 I knee sees ifined emit ata
•.s b7 83,. ey.yts, et
el esa+w that 1 weld be
011►MI ` easy to
If
that my
•'-s
head
Goamick at
mei had
of Beane.
, Trai.or got an
le Await. He fel.
Albert en the hala-
tion*
osestipoo amid Broca, mad et 3
an Friday ebonies fasad hie Wor-
k
hiel1s. a three hose in the township of
together with a young man he had
Picked ap sear this place, remiss from the
edges of his faced much. housing the
.ample from the arms of Morpheus, Train-
er applied the " derbies " to the wrier of
the principal, politely invited his oompan-
ire 1a evil to take a asst in the froggy, and before night had the slide
tion of seeing them afely homed i. the
Oomty gal. A brief omre.po.deas
with the polios anthoritis of London by
telegraph ensued, and all being plain, the
years men were, with the stoles property,
trami&rred to London on Monday last
The young gentleman thought be was
doing • demo thing, bat he is probably
eomivineed by this time that his capture
wen els eater still. Mr. Stolen got back
his sok is safety.
wall
tat asoyoaes,lmld
(the (este we
.bower tad
pain refresh pow*
a desideratum,
of Tenpereeee i Bu
to give a grand Wm at
Farm, sear the Village d help£,
on theOth of July nest
AccrloN SALL-Mr. A. B. Bww.ma
has received inatreetioes to .ell • lot me
stock and other property .t David Denk's,
Bayfield, on Saturday, I Ith July.
FALL WHEAT IN CAIiaklE.-.414.
Samuel Shannon of Carrick, Co. Burr,
has sent os by Gear a temple of Fd
Wheat grown by him. It measures fully
five feet five inches, and the bead is w.8
developed. Ile has 14 acres a is --lea
like. Well dose, Carrick.
DEFERRED ArTIcLES-IncsoE.egmaa
of the length of the County ,00aaaas pro-
ceedings, several editorial articles, eamom-
eications, and refinements aro
out of this issue. Amongst these are the
Schedule of Convictions and the long; letter
of " Union," which will appear next
week.
Excursion TO Buffalo.-A
Special Train will start from Goderich at
4 a. m. on the 4th of July for Buffalo, and
we hare no doubt many of our readers will
avail themselves of the opportunity offered
to visit the dominions of Uncle Sam. The
fare for the doable journey is get at the
very low figure of 83.00
sir The Owego route is premiss Tay
.ree.dul this year. The tripe sae mei
very regularly by tie propellers, got IM
railway is reeivi.g and dispatching, from
day to day, immense quantities of lireeigh
freight. The amount of basins already
transacted and anticipated, will, we thi.k,
largely exceed that of last year -heavy es
it was.
A New BOAr.-We are glad Nes
that the " Canadian," a splendid shame u,
has been placed upon the Goderish 4
Saginaw route, the Sabots having hoee
removed to the Chicago and GAM'
line. The Canadian is described es being
decidedly the fastest boat en til L• sir
which may be inferred from tie (Set limit
she made the run from Detroit N tib
place in eleven hours. Bush • wear
plying between the wester, tennis= of the
B. & L. 11. Railway and the Odlhy .t
Salt is all that is required be te.dr lir
route • highly popular or.
ACCIDENT. -Two boys resp res over
yesterday on the atree4aasig moor the
Signal Dime, by one of those nudes, •
hone naming lee large. The braes Moped
upon the head of dun ref tbses-mss d
Andrew Dou.ngh - in ieting • .new seep
wound. The child mstped w1k bat Y
almost miraculously. We ase eeeviesea
that an action for dos pr irate help Awl
thing to restrain parties ten .Wiper
horses to ren loose almost the sMeds mod
commons to the imsimihmt ell ger •I I
dress's lives and limbs.
and Chwblre Ester Fend.
MAXIMA Horss,
Loddon, 4th June, 1863.
81,-I have new the pleasure to acknow-
ledge os behalf of tbe Lord Mayor and Ilan
moa House Com.itte the receipt of your
etas dated 1Sth May, enclosing a S7g. Frill,
vales !12 0 0 being the amount of • further
oostriborion Eros the inhabitant' of Oodderieb
end atm rkonity. sin aid of the distressed Cotton
Operatives 01 the country. I have to .1
=settee,
• Mbalf of His Lordabip and the
Cdss.ittee, oar sincere thanks for this addi
tiara donated' in aid of the Mansion Hose,
Lean ++ and Cheshire Belief Fund.
Iam, Ste
Yours obedtl'y,
JOSEPH GIBBS,
Is W Cheese Rehr(
Secretary, drid.
F.WOLFEBSTAN THOMAS, sag,
Tema. (diire rrl Cheshire 1 r1 .1 reed
ue•eriei Conde tett.
Ecrctt-dime Ire wgwMd N nsm-
mu.me that a Lesbos wii be dews/ is
the Vidal• Comet HJ, OIENf's bMOIR
e Moseley evening, are eel wt, kr alwas
H. Nine 8.ith, a Idy Time Fleas wad
far hags:• Migla .mime es s bnsalt.•-
Me
" Too Wy," syr d e OEi15 CLseida,
" W hags:
advasege df mi
appearsaee, amid a disc,
*thug &beery." Tb - arUr
Beare we he." The ,allien-_M-
.otber." 1/s. mak fir • gad aMmoi
arra, Isar... stink hrr Aar i mtirmo»
of any bey heau r .18& I der *MO
l7edsii:
Te tie Warden and Councillors of the
Uotted Oettnttee of Huron and Bruce.
A 8wear LATla Dema., -. 404! 7e►
why mesasg mem et ear s ins
a Red dal mewl int M web M •
beautiful little taws, whisk rawly Flaw
w., had otaa,d mewl the *wag
Mb the Weer of is Nip TM 7.15
award wee
the righte and sem& ski* IA 00111.1"
1.m die quiet meats l .!'erwmr"-'
Memel" ien dory y , M d wilep
Meet 6k. Hs a*Oil y stop leakedbaajktwms Ne111tmMlma
!sir•, N mgif/ b
What bawd .f the lwub It i
THC
Repan el Jobs Nanrs, Local Sepertimdesd-
eslfor sAe Ibena.Aip. of f oder•ic*, Stas.
ky, Tonereafth, Mclillop and Morris.
-Jaw, 1863.
ilei gm h MIs.IIvo I shish yes
am es ewes by her*" • bus
l eha ammo is .1i.k weep shot
is the teethl/rwo wish
V
*
immilita
y.r ape, « dee .net
w ee iw ka fakes et wading mend the
Olee1 whisk 1 have now deme he ;yen
de
n. ' ... e ^ old[
allm.•n.* ter useelli.g orpram dr* the
roar, W7 An sem i+ whisks .apody
enlleiat ger a liealtiaud 1 ..d odes eke men
+e a that I her Aerie of try ma giro error
a4, it will M debnk met Mamie the year.
11 shooed he resamkated that the easels are
doom wade to the whiskies a/ iN-s-
Wad .mimes divided is Jab and
-.ogees el school seatipies from seek Mama
a10p tads w the Chef $rpsriNgde.ti sad
.11 mbuot oorrespoadeeos Moeda to It
o ast than ha appsreut la allay are that the
.bow* pita.s s too little les mesh dales. -
When • Seperistesdest hes pswlaesiso.l has,
or the profits of a Fars to leak to, perhaps
the ssallama of Mary would ate M ea se-
renl7 fell, but it is Mama .kaa am hes .o
other sans of income.
When I sin u ply wafglmetios at the
Yaali.g neat Jaouar7, I will take the liberty
of dimities the attendee of the Cosoeil a
little more to school matters.
Alt .hick is napeotlh11y Reported.
la,ll'9VE.!<,D,A: AI L
THZ CHILDZZZ of TRE BOZDZZ.
*TALMO, KENTUCKY.
CHAPTEBVHI-IS.
ULRIC! atOaUT.
(Continued.)
Martin Higuby wen at Min :r aldron's bt'i-
41, rine wire Lockwood came up with her,
us the march, and greeted him with a look
in which there was Mora tram of welcome
and but a tritle of geed nature. Although
Marys cbernived a pamioa which he ought
to have regarded hopeless, the attentions of
the borderer so the object dee worship
filled him with jealousy of the most maliguaat
ki.d. He burned for ms opportunity to
humiliate Theodoe and displace ham in the
friendly estimation of Judith. Tees lodging
grew monger every hour rant it beeat . the
aasorbi•g thought of his life. Ile band that
this intrepid stranger had already awakened
too mach interest in the breast of Mss Wal
dross. The sppwition made him miserable
and tint him out c f temper. He considered
that be had stwng Mears to Judith ; priority
of rain, certainly. If a hunter stares • deer
is the forest and follows it day after day over
many weary miles of wilderness, .hat nght,
las another to seep in before bin, shoot dome
the panting game and bear it of? No ces-
ceirable riebt, according to say and every
code of common honor such se is expected
am.o.g mankind. • Was he not that hunter T
Had be not started the first game that w
ever pureaed I Was not the Lockwood this
unprincipled interloper elm had started oat of
the forest to capture he deer s it rad by
worried by Zoog pursuit? The affirmative
was plain •.rough -to him. He was being
wronged and be would repay that wrong two
fold. kin world wake all the punning of hs
stun sod level it like the gun of a concealed
marksman at Theology Lockwood. It grieved
him sorely to remember that it had, singular-
ly enough, fallen to the lot of the meddler
to rescue Judith from the hard of Nsgls-
Of las I have been making a fare..B visit
to .oleo of the schools in those townships, the
rgssimeedence of which has been tnnaferred
M soother; sad if the system at present in
°Natios be encouraged, 1 am certan that
the ecboo4 will send out many good scholars.
All ot erne have not the same dvaotage,
bet I believe that every teacher at present
employed is (altblul and attentive to his du-
ties.
Ja Ws a.00d, Mr.William Stuarts school
edarb high and, ender his able i.structiou,
.rotates the good opinion formerly express.
.d. Mr. Leonard Mclanl ot No. 1, and Mr.
Cheese Smart of No. 2, are also clever teach-
es.
Is the to ebianpf Heads Mr. John Sbs.
a( Na 1 dservar-dl praise. In Grammar,
th paanis' was vary correct, end tbe many
moues.- of fine writing well entitle that
.eked to the highest d.tinctioe. At Kin-
ky, then was a large detnbutiou of pros
and rewards, and the teacber, Mr. James Fer-
hd good reason to be proud of the
pgsi.aeq
ot his scholars. Many of the most
remeratio and in/nental settlers attended
the ..sanaioa, and at the close of the pro-
grams 1 had the Wooer of receiving• vote
d
treks, moved, I Mak, by Mr. waou
sad seeosded by Mr. John McMillan ; end or-
der the eiresm mess it was very gratify 'ung.
I have also again visited Egwo./wffa
8,Mol, sad that ghees me an opportunity of
sow noticing the objeetoa mode .gni .s
at Int meeting of the f•,w
oeti for e.ai c
hag the .00itoriml system of taebig. Ism
.*sided, however'
that those who complain
do not exactly s.dsnauad the dvsuge of
having •.o or two good .miters in s .stool.
The synths is by so mans dmigsed to aper
are o,dopers with tie easebnn iute.atae.;
it is only be Ind and emit hme, and amble the
clene to have sear ayunhwM with the sob-
)** of their Mea wire deed op. It .ore -
ever gives empley.st to the esho'srf sod
the ■ the geese sera for paranoias idling
end tr%id, foe .h« a ear is set to the
desk to prepare tie Msec., i ..poet very
fah good ■ sea.plrhaL Bet the Kg-
mesd►dle a►ool is the only one is which i
haws teed the eso.iwriel system proy
caped a. Farther, tr, itthe may ss par -
Wired be tae s previa. repoew, and
Wild... -e the m+mplsit agree me land eat
ween to support it. Bet i .heath niers In
$01 geed inn.. ,Wait.. i. .very school. -
Sr. fleeced, tis tsaoh.r a Zp.oadrae wee
se ds.* herd to meads w meek te e ai-
tIK- the ember sf ..here le eased**
big semise as highs let bet the
Toiler hams eat. eigaged es 1111,1..01
.set, *eery pupil eel M hoed day by wee
r aim ei M teathea
de shimmies, if I meats eel, rom. b'bewen
.ads spial see of having re gesi • likigt
be N mistIew(eg.re-b e pOttt► .00mi.-
✓iss55aste= thewbout dem
,lisae
int4141w= Math. iM iR
.mNd ao.or •dy t° haenadg•
lemwsd ori -sir i Maims et this, also
bw that whoa 1 wrM He Tem of Oed►
Ask wheel .are that meaty ore neo, then
was es ermgb se dome 4r 8..1a&....4 Op
peekss, end that at a deme ahs the.e tame
Oft amt W hid U dale mmmotr. It i oleo
wowndM essminedes of
Tareama.1 Irv. Mgr s tin the ohm
age *thrift dm row M .ear m *Est of
ells wsed.b marl All dem Asn mei oath
w resat a hev.p.d7 eNeted
It. PPM dew a M MO
pet ie thiea tithe ,.. gimmef weddi b dims
Ansthrei bee imp A Awl=
ka
sdlibeg, tat ft i wen z=loare •sy
preload "4:i.. ire at
w hee.pot Away 1s. the ■ ;y
5 re+» of
mil▪ d' + ' T.. lea emob aderme at er
los met sYes willhell 1 mer Mew, wkh moans th 1'"' 1 ih wild
have allineed assb3.g with of :!8.w of
reiti...a. Yew Mee Mem set those*
t.rdom, het Weight mo oppik whatae*
to main yew Miemakm, Sikh 1 septa"
w wit, i seigeosal
a fad
► pas. pad mama areas" rhe
1' Mow what Mew t' nods arid Hip
by, nrtii.g the pommel of w audile vides*
l7i and Oesaeit.g his bend. groat. "1
know .hat I Mao. t•
" H its oasis of impudence, go wide it N
Neverfail or my Whet. hip sass l a
weak heeded girl with los eatorde.a f le
laritateisarticalar dos the .enema se ? Wire
marsat have 1 is Mr. Lockwood, fiat
I .hush be made the stripier 08 jaw nags.
lar logic I H Jsioegine the 1 wt8 1stoo
obey and with .mliebukm N .ia.ie and
dwactive, )]oa dselve veered. Gr 1
1 am tired of w eapan7.r. , se
' Certeidp 1 I ren: go to make room for
the Glow without • iiMerj. 0 it s
wall to sire ap old friends for ant m
skis: soli to give ace's aper else mad gases
It over ase'. equals 1 lint w will ma 1 Thi
road is long that has so too The well is
den that W so bettom. 1 say,* .Mall se 1'
s low los tarries. WB,a.7tIies w very
the swsotosy. Thr«msing is bettor ter
d i..11ittg and whimpering. I have saw
before spoken to jus with unkindness or .s
verity. 1 have .patted .you ems. I with
n ot to islict pais as anode Mena berg. -
I have told you -it was my dol -that wire
Youdarndn pas never M. Yet yo. persist
ou follow me. You repeat the old story
day atter, as if repenter world *get the
love you sigh for. Now lets part in pesos.
Do ns. seek my society.' Ant£ mal .bun
me ;Might a l say, e me, rather thee
permeatepermeateam thus. TMthere 1 no. be a sun
sod cot • child."
`«' e' trfell bee it iia s
whir • ate. maws.
swagoshwaller d r.l..M. C•;
Jean t«hAW .
OAVTIO1r
Ws 11 .Dr cid
g1YyT ewrt.w
.ad e.. d ai.kr dei
me Mb 7 of £spec. lr sm
he mom rda:l
" Are you sure that you Inc. Martin
11' y r" he eked, riding .tor to the girl
sod slowing s face pale with emouos.
" Not with drat tact 1 not with Chet ate.,
e m auntie I Don't look at me agar, 1 prey.
There is somsthisg .aleTOaau L. you. merely.
Go away -go awn) 1 We ene't M frleni."
" You have said it, Mss Judith 1 1t%your
own verdict. Don't •,,.pais of it is toms
to come. Don't! i bag of yes 1' mph** Mar
us,dertin6 a msaaesg look .1 Judith.
Yen intend to be dewire . Yee W
better roam*. De not he hasty. I week fur
roar good. lam ass yoar sassy -far trim
at. Do rot make me bold yes is greater--"
"Say it -say. I"
"Contempt. The woad word opt You
have provoked the truth from ma at (.11. -
Tal. it, and think of me se sere."
"More airs -more un 1r
"Thr is insult ; but I .t11 sot had it. -
Angry with yore 4 cannot be. That is r .
possible."
The distance between s is so great
Wall you permit me to demount and kens *be
bee of your garments, Queen Judith t" re-
tamed
attamed Martin, mockingly.
"I wouH permit no more and prefer mach
lea."
"It ie vastly well. You are a goddess sod
I am • clown. I cost speak to you ander
my breath, hat in bind, with downcast yes.
But your Brash Canadian is waiting to pay
plume. He regarded the as particularly use respectful court to the Empress of Beauty.-
fortunaa; it gave him • claim upon the girl's Let me tell you you lure lost a (recd. And
kindness, and such claims are always dealer- slut is 001 .11."
os to • rival. Hs conduct on ,bat ocesan,
too, would erre to cleft Judith'. ears to kis
insinuation.-sboud be make any -to the
discredit of Mr. Lackeyed.
Wring the short tine the latter led bees
with the pwaees, it seemed t0 Herby that
he had made rapid progress in ealtirat.g the
good opinion of Me asitia. Indeed, be ob-
served
bserved that two or three of the young Adis
albs expeditioa were very friend)) towards
him ; so much so that it cost him smell
trouble to win their .mils and bemiring
While the borderer was making Hig.by
the subject of toanratios with Philesa, be-
fore leaviug camp, Rigsby, in tars, made
bis the object of remark with Judith. He
began by seyieg that be tbougbt it rather
.insular that a stranger should joie them
under such interest i" their movemenes.
"A fortunate erase for es, 1 think," Judith
replied.
Perhaps !" rejoined Martin, with a myu
terios motion of the bead that made the
simple word signify much.
"The matter, it appears, is not quite .o
clear to your apprehension," aid'Juditk,
queetly.
A thing is true or it isn't," quoth Martin,
gravely. "If a mans whet be seems to be,
Mia, hat if be isn't be isn't Now that's
what I call logic. I suppose you understand
something of logic y"
Not much," returned Judith, with a
mire•.
"If a man is bonen, he u ; and if M ia't
he set ('hat'. mon logic."
" You are • subtle reasoner, Mr. Higeby. "
"I go altogether by logic, became logic
s lobe sad nothing else. It wont fail, logic
WOOL"
"If yon .ill be plainer, possibly i.hall un-
derstand you batter."
Yoe will or you wont Judging by the
past, rm afraid yea wont. More then ono,
I've tried to make you undimmed me, bet
you couldn't 1're tried to explain to ))ou
the elate of myfeelings, bet never siae0sedsd.
If you knew, ie W•Idroo-"
Martin received • glance from Jdith that
made him hesitate and leave the heal period
un(1.eb.d.
Come sir, whet have roe to ay of Mr.
Lockwood.
But little at the time-oely that the
British hare spies and rent agate L. *very
part of the (votary.-
"0,
oot ry"0, and Mr. Lockwood may be nee ne
thea -a spy or • secret agent I i awl eas-
ter that this is is a new wiped of the ease.-
11
os•8.thatthisssanewwipeetdtheese.-
11 an assist of Me Brink, he sof coarse se
enemy to the peaceful settlements of ]Geo-
tacky by the people of the eolosie.."
•' Her or lie Met. This is a proposition
whieh you meets depute. i don't rat to
isjan •aybody'. r•purta• I wodd.'t VI
wad • bet V tfellow arida w •'t a BruCasco
in., W cover . o."
irti. aor." Rigsby stole a took at Judith tees
hoer this
easeasemenwa wee re.
w edvi,..ebet aortas(
h hag a 18..Mb held hr quite
d.
" Thi Y a arias chugs, 16. fishy. I
hope yes will make sowhiskeip.taTatmenet at IrIwiwoodd Y
h
moss ren le the allows eb•t•eM► of • ,y, 1
mono believe."
Mogi• s logia, argument s e.
a cN,and
■ proof. 1 wish yes to be oleos, Mine
M"
OMR i hem esllseW the seeded
e.l.I_ to Mew w gees, whirl I .hale seas
he ship sede. Mf N ha+eve-
.aen* be s pia' M is a. if be se, he
en mad if M Wet. t"
wMtdeer t"
"545 deer 1suno w harry or w eM.'t.
WNMi i m T We dMs't Cas we tell wire
be wee he.? We w'L Our we o whir
he mall Mdee y Ws mint Dewe hope
whet M aa.amaw the Mar We Mit.--
MesingISlupe with sew das'L You
woo its
Matsu cam t....m grew mea mire
.sed Ma• e mattglsmi
limearar sdemo A. he M
firaNatrifs why reset alp
i55omif is Ir dimmer-.
eaelbed Nm.
"'MeV, leo op dot damp memo eine
u.. Mei ser em der. A mese M
rdoneetheldier Webs he emmgnfie..e
be init. If he est doh an elk eel Ob.
the seam"
• lite e se nmee y he's • very privev l
F.-
....i.„*.a...errh w «.
M ememebe i hands /q,
"I have made an enemy -of Martin Rigs-
by, doubtlw."
"Tire Is no longer any aoeh person s
the Martin Higeby you need to lee at llour
feet. You dry consider him s dead. 1'6.
s the kind of logic you may oro ata.. You
may consider him as deed mod buried. Mar-
tha
artia Higsby, that was wont to abase himself int
your feet, is deed and buried "
" It rejoices me to bear it. Peace to his
rhes r
"May your joy be d long eo"tiermeoee r
hired Martie. i Inc. .hat I know 1 sad
i sty, .e shall see."
say was ads awn
1r arIM J '
Geawh1, ler K ria. error
Shogis's Bale of iasada, -
Sure Omesed lle .Wit DE Ewa a• weds
Th ooh n lir iI See nemass eel e
Wille meals mm rr}e
el
Wm0 nit wars mms is 0 die-
Ts
e Weevil
Mar mYiwYtlmemei
tlag le•
Wi.lrsM ! l.ar.seenSIM-
"
.a
10. sasrb .Im mrkaz
Toolifarostdialaiwowisawi
ve•, r rI e/ i hese nae . eltp.ae .
•5
Ewe sr Maas amara_ b•esi94d tin.
leve .. Wim. em. be seeb i napes
w Te•m•P••at Meer Maw•.e •eYi.e thamie
isms et `? mowWi twee •
si wEms r is hthe i, ft Ile
wish. es 'rTm►r Mr TwielyAbli sir a LM ems.
JOHN MACINMAID
111.1' la.
at as Mm ofTeas. Wins sees
b10 r. Treser`im.., • 55as..ttc
.sr ler, tam. f
wt
aura BbOE YOViSD. '
r mal ler, aged is new Climbs, rw seeEvolis
e er
Th•mpaa, ae rear. Tlo riser w
heMs seadeag e r aired apse, en/ plias
Oeder•e•. J w 11011, SOIL suet
He struck hie span into his horse and
dashed to the bead of tbe cavalcade iu a great
heat and excitement, and soon the borderer
was riding quietly at Judith's side.
An interesting query arum in his mind :
"lf he intended to make a declaration to
Judith, world ever a better time present than
the preanit moment t Bat then were many
things to dieeoar.ge the purpose. His as
graantaaee with her was short. A kw days
only had elapsed since he first beheld her. -
He was ignorant d arae state of hr feeling..
He had not tbe vanity to think that he had
made • particularly favorable mmprensioo upon
her heat and imagination. He was quite
persuaded that a declaration would be Fear -
tare and tend to thwart his views, yet feared
delay would prove erjually dangerous. While
be was wanting, heartier and trembling, a
bolder man woad bear off the prise.
While the pondering the delicate subject,
considerable clattering and shooting a the
rear called his attention L. that direction.-
The had entered upon one of those extensive
leve peculiar to the country, covered with
Ida bashes and vias, with here sad thane.
tree. Upon emits( his yes backwards over
the keel be a. • Nan on horseback riding
with headlong speed upon their trail. He
was beat forward in 18. saddle, bnndeking
• ride in hie right hard, and now and then
coding up an airpereing whoop or yell, the
definite intent of which Theodore was at a
los to conceive. He win about to make
some inquiries of Neverfeil concerning the
unexpected pre.entmeut when he hoard Nolan
exchum
"It is Long Bal r
enure al Instr laments round_
LATELT, a the Ovary Foe hawses AM-
fold ed Mater, a pen. •armee. aer
est mememere. The owe e
ems ..rasst1e
MUNI of Me Year try ander. at M. &gra
oast., .ad as paying fir mss aieertmemeet.
May 15518, 170. .wT1wla
Dissolution of Partnership.
Hg PARTNERSHIP he»bbee emit
.g Mas.... woo roars. amid W. la. ..
Isamu albs pore., wader the style earl Med
Reareds k Beata. Amoteed es the la Ell
el Apia, MO. h mesal comsat. Th. owl w.
N. r will pay .11.18814.. by the said M,
. d eases as dlesdne bathe mow
Wa.sf•Je.t: Casreavaa.
DONALD mt,sar801g,
() w. N. RADE[]:(.
In reference to W above, the =darter
d10.
wl'may
krhie .emeemee liiu.d..a the Ms rob.
r u 110118 send, ed rlr = fee ewe
fF
oo.id.•m and psero.ye M the pose. '6=17
. dire. restmw sredike ram a the a r.terrr
W. N. RANKIN.
Symwl, le Apra, MEL .11
MONEY TO LEND
ON. 'pes.as _ per cost am a nw
J. 1. CORDON.
wombs)
MONEY TO LEND !
AT s rarer rale or le1rmd, is ss say mfat
1,201, 4 or a years, a lam Property
It1.. Derma ngW.d doers. Ifo imamwd Rola amoaat W Lasa. And charges.
wiry ..£situ. Apply to
SHADE GOODING.
Oelmiter. Ate.
Neat door to Wallace's 0lasge. Meaty
tawferieh. lath May. IAA. 14.5 4
Yes,' said soother with $ preliminary
oath, "its long Bill Piper, era ascus►."
"• I ain't parka," nssarlkd N.ve,Gil, "1
new sow mist, or aunt expect to be any
tim dais' the unmoor i bet i meal my I
sere apnoea to em that *rams . ie
the seised had". rd d• him ap and baba
him1sp ad all. Base and ,.Mire."
ThaleerYunl oda* el seemed he be
mead, lee. Wirt weren't i. p wine% worth
To Mats gthen mine
e
*ed ▪ ad mak, with . seek interposed d the
same mimes .f hs leis ; bee the latter we"
a emeggesend that ase w dimpled te be-
iteve Wt they were prireipal objeete err •t
mdse. Iii il, L. sadoe.iug bin, see
teal ...rally Ober seder the atheism tat
de Mir* were the props Aiwa r stash
N ion 'wise end from ween to .spas
If W lege easels£ b as preps-
£ to vas a w.lmes site of ifs sew
pewee simimbees et AM POsee hely ;
he seed see posially oil hi
" Hr's gat sbiers l he ever
small 4
gty
got the err that m and ll
Nolen s
he"p k 13s'a)r.t Weedensl
Lsg
w het181
ie. The body mad Mels te dem
het oases. They. bolt pr"M.aer,
M
mad he's koo.l wader le he
How happen M to be lase 1"' nomnied
He led a at Perri Talky te se bast
b Climb Raw. He Met west b gen, ted
thee e"' toter gel be mal W. ttts..ed
.Ub a`, bat runiN i M t the mmjstly
(*helm i he hap) ees este bit and to. the
they west hob M robe earns bled etas ea
twywant with by got shwa kit medal
M • mar thaw Vh tree him op #r NO
MIR mews that Wept eek we*
tmbrevide.e M him bus M mot de le ►
Nina ad he wales ; ler he is% eras pee
*Mei Na/Me wee" _
Ifit the deal Helm he
this
a 16= amllaIer/le W 1,e"r ~
of W rift. es was greeted
veal were. ember of*Oen et el mem dy
meta my Moth to Pee W d lied
1KORE MONEY TO LEND
ATEN AND ONE -HAIL PMg CENT..
T i.awns wsot lain than WOO, 55t
Meorpof* ea swm
years, aeeebered oo far'.
Ywtgpyee drews fres or •barge. Apply to
oHADR GOODIN0,
b.lieiss , Wer
Goioiek. Oih Mereh. Isar. wOsih1
MONEY
L'OK mve.ment es ,..summit terms No
r Ce... os c w I5a worm
ratan will be . 'Applplemust ases.'
SHAW h BINCLAIIR
melmeis..., At.., Oca.t+.
1lorlmiela,11M mob.. SOIL e.47•10•$q
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DIIEJEl0leE8.
Hardware, Eleetre-plate,
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