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TI=E "TRD/DERlrlt" 011 CANAD-
IAN AFFAIRS.
Promthe•greatinfluence it has exer-
eired in the political affain of England
fug a long eerie' of years, the Loodou
Ti.m m, perhaps, justly entitled to the
,popular sobriquet of " The Thunderer."
From the garroting Mohawks of the vast
Metropolis to the proud autocrat of the
Russia., evil -doers have had reason to feel
the force of its lash -lordly criminals have
quiled before it, authors have trembled
in their dressing -gowns at its criticisms,
the mouey-market#, in answer to im rumb-
liege, hopeful or despondent, hs risen or
declined, with unerring obedience of the
acrcery in the thermometer. But, du,
ere] the great thunderer, the Titan of the
n ewspaper press, is controlled by fllable
meu, is editors have like passions and
frailties with the rest of mmkind. Of
late years it has been accused, with soude
dhow of justioe, of having endeavored to
influence the mousy -market from cot en-
tirely disiuterested motives, and, moreover,
Cauadtana should be told, if they are not
already awwe of the fact, that its ipso
eisit does not carry such immediate con-
vietion to the English Mind as of yore,and
that it is not believed to have the entree to
Cabinet Council, any more than Its suc-
cessful and iufluenti.il contemporarics.-
\ hile we admit that the ability of its
management and its politic,' influence are
still very great, it is equally certain that it
is capable of taking a decidedly cr !line
view of important questions. This is the
ease, we humbly believe, with reference to
its interference in our Canadian affairs,
1t assumes that we Canadians are folding
oar arms in utter Indifference u to the
speedy destruction which Brother Jona-
tiam u about :o inflict upon ns, and in its
own arrogant, insulting style it assumes
that we are ready to annex ourselves to
the (.'nited States. having laid down
such fulae premises it cooly proceeds to tell
us wbat we will lose by the transfer of al-
legiance, -what we eey expect from our
new owners. And it has the nasurance to
a mounoe in the name of England that we
may go to the Unittd Statee,or to Jericho,
if we wish, that our lora will not be seri-
ously felt by the Great British Empire.
Now, every Canadian knows and feels in
It1s soul that this is a dastardly libel upon
a peepie who are just as loyal as any that
live beneath the British Bag. What hare
we done that this hectoring thuudercr
should belie our every action as It does.
lee are endeavoring to instil into the
minds of our youth a military spirit, .and
we do find them apt scholars -our legisla-
tors are anxiously endeavoring to make all
the defensive preparations that can be ex-
peetnd from a thinly -inhabited colony, -
and whoever tries to fasten upon our peo-
ple a charge of disloyalty is utterly i. nor -
ant of the sentimeoa by which our people
.n actuated. What does the Louden
TiNoes want w to do? -Leave our occu-
pations and take up arms in a body ? Or
are we to underst tr. ] that a standing army
sufficient to repel any iovading force, how-
ever formidable, nrnat be raised, equipped,
and maintained as a quid-, ro-uo for Brit-
ish protection'? In the name of all that
ujust and reasonable how vin we do all
this? -how perform impossibilities? Firm
rn ourilyalty, and, it is to bin hoped, fully
understanding what are our responsibilities,
we fall upon the wen -grounded belief that
the Times is uut, in this instance, at least,
the mouthpiece of the British Government,
and that Euglanl is not so very etrelas
about our socussion, that she could not
without something like a pang of regret,
part with the key to her possessions io
British North America, in the manner
pointed oat by owr friend the Times. Wt
have confidence enough in the Tetersn
statesmen of England to believe that if the
United Sates should hurl upon us ten men
for every one that we could possibly raise,
we would not to merely patted o] the back
by the old lion. mid told to " pitch iib,
'em I " Every sane and unprejudiced
.a. in the mother country knows that
lay danger we may be pieced in, will be
Owing almost entirely to some action on
tit part of theIRaperialGovernDieuteiedthat
it would be unjust, nay inherit r., to leave
es to our own resources, in so far as nit
lag men is erese,wmed. We do not believe
tet Goldwia Smith would advise such
The artistes of the Tann are a godassd
to u portion of the Canadian press. Os
.h. principle that everything is fair i•
war, tea Tbsnderer's affront' are quietly
pocketed, and it is aken for granted that
the vis.. azpremed by it are thou of the
British (lev.e.ent. What a aplendid
witty fora *lap st the Ministry ! If
44:;`LP £o all stand will at home, u e takes
4 grssesa, it is berme tet Cartier -Mo-
i jjkoeald Ministry is .o1 i. power! Aad
we, w' eased* the.lwq expert to neem net
4 --' .m wader the etas] anti) web a happy
Acte of aloin is brought .hn.t. We
tee bora hmwweer, heeewe r wen ..e.s..54
•0015 this W'sietylso ug polities! eiep.trap
Asa it falls apse wt eeee, " s tale, gs owl
IA`s r/f,dOsMe." Yee, Nis gaits pead3s
,, flA1 the truselel111 bowie et the T'l.m
ase Wended le all is hesigi s shunt a
Amer of IMl.iyl, Ii is O.tst. tlhal
Ile ll.igyp, ()ynq, •a, At 1!d seem le
•e min- -- a irativltst gleet Titmdttwr,
COBCLCDED.
The prisoner Drought wee found Roney
by the jury of the crime of Manslaughter.
That wu late on Friday eventog. Itis
Lordship deferred paring aenteooe until
next morning.
On &atardry moruiog, after the ueual
routine, John Drought win asked if be
had anything to say why tea senteor of
the court should oot be paused upon him.
Hp maid : '' .ka tbs jury has tuned w
guilty of Nandaeghter, I aulaialy declare
before Almighty God end this Court that
I never intended to take the man's life.
I win greatly aggravated by the deceased
and in a moment of pgeeiom struck the
blow which deprived him of life. Sony I
have been that it took place. I throw
myself entirely upoo your Lordship's
=t ey."
The learned judge said the primmer had
much to thank the jury for. They had
taken his own view of the cue, and had,
doubtless, made great allowance for' the
circumstances under which the rash and
unhappy occurrence hd taken pJace.-
Ilad this not been the cue the verdict
might have been different anti it might
have been his sorrowful duty to be pass-
ing the awful sonteo0. of death at that
moment. From the evidence of hu past
good couduct, and from enquiries he (the
learned judge) had made with reference
to that conduct, the prisoner had been
saved four years in the penitentiary. -
Nevertheless, he wished the prisoner and
the public to understand that much a crime
as he had been found guilty of could not
pass with a I ght punishment, else every
man who quarreled with his neighbor
might raise his hand against Lu life, and,
when called to answer fur his conduct,
plead that he win very angry at the time.
Were this course allowed, society would
be most unsafe. The prisoner was im-
pressively exhorted to thank his God that
while he had by his wicked act seut a
fellow creature unprepared to the grave,
he was permitted to live to repcut of what
he had done, which he believed he would
do till his dying day. And what led liim
to cowmit that terrible deed : a dispute
about a piece ofground not much larger
than would hide his own body after death.
Such an act must be marked with severe
puuishment, and his Lordship trusted the
example thus made would teach others to
restrain their paamons within proper
bounds. The ecntenee of the court win,
that the prisoner be imprisoned in the
provincial penitentiary for the space of
three yearn, at hard labor.
TAe ()cern rs. Hannah Appleby, Ar-
son. 11'm. Core, constable, gave the same
evidence as in the trial of prisoner's hus-
band. No other witnesses were examined.
Verdict, Not Guilty. McDermott for
defense.
he lad pts hie (MePbail'e) rise et a
,Ota, then being .e tome .fie he eo.ld
sate gentile wits. ' Bei. *ma Neave
iia murk he had bun.wed aaaey and
lensed it to Std.
Wet. KobertOw,swers, said ►e believed
the wrote shown him was is Steels hood.
writing.
V ordlce G betty. Being asked tf he had
wthisti w say why the rstwe d the
court should ax be passed upon him, Steel
entered into a rambling apology for leis
eooduct.
111. Lordship 'oieooed him to fear
years in I'stsits.tiary aw the first coenvio
tioa and Ave yon a the seeood, .t hard
labor, both periods to be computed from
thy same day. Harriao. kr ddtmae.
The Queen vs. Michael Leeman, Aggra-
vated Assault James Malloch, sworn,
said he win the husband of Mary Malloch,
livr w the township of McKillop. On
the 6th of July lam the witness and his
w.f endeavored to reeene a cow which the
prisoner and his brother were maltreating.
While oo tie road, prisoner held wituess
while hu brother beat Mrs. Malloch in a
most brutal manner, Arany endeavoring
to drown her in a pond of water. Prinoo-
er repeatedly urged his brother to follow
the woman and give her more. He struck
ber with a stick in the face, blinding her.
Mary Mallough.-Is James Malloch's
wife. Witness, at the nm of 2 40 an
hour, rattled of her story, which corrobo-
rated that of her husband in every particu-
lar.
Verliet, Guilty of Aggravated Assault.
In paining sentence, Hu Lordship said
he wa one of those old-fashioned persona
who believed that the proper punishment
for a wean found guilty of aiding and
abetting or eating u principal in such hor-
rible abuse of a soma] was the cart and
cato'-niuo-taila ; but u this means of
puniating such offenders through their
cuticular feelings had been abolished, be
wotild sentence the prisoner to a fine of
$1Q and six months iu the common gaol at
hard labor, which, he hoped, would teach
him to behave better in future.
One or two civil cases wen then di.pou-
ed of and the court closed, u arrangements
hd bleu made for the departure of His
Lordship at 8 o'clock, by special train. -
Several cases were left over, u remnants
for some future occasion. Thtu ended
one of the heaviest Assizes ever held with-
in these counties.
SCHOOL SECTioN No. 4, HuLLETT. -The
first quarter in which thin school hu Leen
under the charge of is present teacher, Mr.
John Liwreuce, cam, 10 • close ou the 30th
u1t. The quarterly examination took place
on Thursday, the 1st inst. There were not
• grear many present, owing, perhaps, to ube
I feet that farmers in this pan of the country
are busy .t present with their fa11 plowing,
tc. lfowever,those who were present, both
fathers and mothers, seemed to t,.ke a deep
iulereat in the proceedings, and we believe on
the whole were very well pleased. The vari.
d ow clans acquitted themselves pretty well
for • couutry school is its first stages.
STari•z ar Llourxi a. -During one of the
late Leavy thunder storms' which parsed
ibrough this par. of the country, a large
hemlock tree, two feet in diameter, oe the
farm of Mr. James .Men, Sr., in the town-
ship of Hullett, ws struck by lightning and
literally shivered into thousands of pieces,
which were so scaueted s to corer nearly
two acres of loud.
PRESENTMENT.
The Grand Jury handed in the follow-
ing presentment : The Jurors of our Sov-
.re.gn Lady the Queen, upon their oaths
present that they have visited the Gaol
and are wen satisfied with the manner
in which, it appears, the affairs thereof
are 000duoted. .
The prisoners also expressed their satis-
faction with the treatment they .receive
frost the gaoler and his assistant.
The Jurors regret that they cannot
congratulate your Lordship upon the
lightness of the calendar submitted to the
court at this Assizes, and pray that tt Dory
be long ere the Amite Calendar of these
Counties shall again present so formid-
able an array of crime u the Calendar
submitted to ua on the present oocasioo
has done.
JOHN HOLMES,
Foreman.
Grand Jury lloom, Oct. 3, 1863.
Thr Qw•e vs..Aagws Steil, forgery.-
Angua McPhail win sworn and testified
posidively that Steel hd not only forged
his name to a note and an order but bad
confislaed it and endeavored to account
for hi. conduct by telling McPhail he win
hard up.
le B. Brown testified that he had heard
a conversation between Steel and McPhail
when the latter asked prisoner if he had
River. Om loaeea vW ages maks as tel
m Aettarm a
tyerwl:, 1 . 3, lie :-1'he }Lina".
ewer Rthes.e.y..kesr
he wW 1. to dly &lard. Ne
alarm Goa Nebel irk
mea., s 1w sight, sad akueski.g
-tet nbeleantalasr V S oro
Nice Yoe", Oct S. -A Yew 011r s lesser
to the " Heeled'
Ornlia' ere growing b.W sed saeerw oe
the Miri+uppi wren. tint Mw sleeved a
three gun balerryJ `bout 4 tortes above
Natchez, front which they fire) 15 Mots at
the steamer tali, 5 of •hies went through
ter, til .he ramped. `Soule eight or tea Yee
sole lure bees feed into.
The particulars of the captors of the Br{tiah
steamer Sir Mm. Pill .pug that abs had
ladled be, Liverpool cargo of arms, is'r lin
Mexican waters, ad took on bond arts e
1,000 bales o(rotta4 'rhes the Frealth es
thurities ordered her to leave the Methene
waters, ■hick she did, coming over to tet
American side of the short Se. Captain
Soloed., of the yet iaels, 1ery
prompd) .cut two officers avid a number of
men and seised her, transterrm4 her officers
and crew 10 tet Semisdr as ee1SoSen of
war. Tii. vessel wen snot to New Orleans,
Captain Hood, of the Brush ship Pppaadse.
demanded an ezplatrstioo, which he received
loom Captain /triled', iu elect that ahe had
lauded cuulrsbasdof sarin Americas metes,
sod bad contraband on board.
Yellow fever preens at Yensaeola.
Fort Monroe, Oc'. 4.-Tbe United Sake
sweater Alaasu !sats solved tody fpm
Charleston iter Irt Weduesday utght.
Our works un Moms Island wen pevgrer
ing rapidly. The reb l batteries Pal ow
scream constantly but few casrrlues were
reporod.
Gen.Gilmore occasionally shells Sumter sad
Johnson. Out monitor keeps Fon Modwie
quiet
Washington, Oct 4.-ComOuzder Bell,
commanJiug the Veet Gulf aquadrue ire
fear, hat inform.d the Nary Department that
• peroicwus teener Lu appured on board the
United Stats swamcis rep airing at New Or -
leers, from which several destbe have re-
eslmd. Some of the cases have been well M-
ind; ye:luw teeer amt others are recognised
by the names of peniiciuus sad congestive
lever. Ile'rn the dsorder bag not extend
ed rapid., w ear, and expreree the hope that
ibe approaching colt weather will Sono check
it. 'I he ocueis which suffered most are those
lying the loueeat off the city.
Ctnciouate, Oct. 4.-A special despatch to
the Co..trciol, dated Cbata000ge, 30th,
orfs 200 ambulances, soot within the enemj s
lines ender • hag of truce, brought in over
500 of our wounded. 1Vbile in the enemy's
hands they had nothing to eat but eurn broad
Tia' rebels tremrd them very kindly, express-
ing tbeir regret that they could rot peeriods
better ford. They refuted to pe runt the
1 bodies of wounded or dcceaaed officer* to be
removed.
The enemy bolds 52 of our surgeons prieoo-
ers of war. •-
Oar ambulance' reiu-ned to the rebel li.ee
with the wounded rebels who fell into oar
bands. -
Ituth armies are busy fortifyio,7. T'he
pickets are within a stone's throw of each
other.
1t u ascertained that the press report of the
battle causes considerable wdignattos among
the troops. The .tatemeol that Revuolds
ad Brannon's Jivisior.s were thrown into ds.
eider is incorrect l learn from Gen.Tboma.
that tie obstiwu bravery of these commands
iusurd die army's safety.
Our mounded are coo.fortably situated.
Washington, Um-. 4. -The formation of the
State Government of Virginia s now com-
plete. The capital s temporarily establsb-
ed at Alexandria. The following are the
names of the State officers:-Fra.eie H.
Pierpont, Governor; L. 1'. C. Cowper. Liest.-
Gove.nor: L. A. Hogan, Secrw of State;
G. T. Smith, Treasurer; L. W. Webb, Adi-
tor; F'. E. Foster, Adjutapt General, and It
Boer e, Attorney General.
A Uenhatu laltre.a egad
"" n. "MmytiiOn e rw"i .t C.
li W ten •feral g etMmsa.
and Oemedtsa l' 5.5 Rmr.
pt' as t .ase t flu
leadastly myeeeganmak b bead • tale-
jrr.pb Its from tw mty to Fort O.rry, sod
tMoe ate w eatery et tet t3RSbMrMwee
gore• hReeky Meeensies w the Peelle.
flewt•..a wined so have r -
ar..d, Ned from them we Imus t►.t the early
e•eptstio. of t he Bee is plead heyted eey
prb plreoeg nnaadg+tie . ledged, issuer ha..
wwilll be gulf .!shed da ari aag ahs r= .rot
11.ma 0sruseeatareb.ildiag. .mar
Asia, dawn the .alio)) of the Alt aor, a.d
themme K . to rte to Behring s Streik..here
it will meet the Ii.a or liisam oce n the Aw.ri.
w eoatiueot, ties cuuueetag tete aiew and
old world 'tin hoods ■bleb it s to Ire bpd
will a re- r again be sevend.
Mltlaug mf tw taw line will he .
tm use of Nisch bensdt to ow awn moe•Ir7 us
well r to Canada. The Califonia company
will 1. Mager have • aosopoly of the sews
betweee the Wasters ..d tet £•mese so.ees
of the °octi.mnt, .d beside the Norton
nam is something` like a tho.r.d edea the
shorter, costiug les and 'be ders able to
make better sera Wee the tra.amiesioe of ds•
patches. Another fact c000ected with this
subject indicates a mew .od most impormat
moremeat in the dadopment of the A.eri-
can cuuune.t, It m the atentios of the
company to promote and establish • cordon
ofsettlemeou at abort detaw•es entirely across
the coutiuent OJo, readers will remember
that, with the exception oe this one surveyed
b Stevens for tbs Pacific Railway, the
Northen roat., from the capacities et tea soil
and climate is the only one that oaa sustain
a presperom population from the Atlantic to
the Pacific. Recent discoveries have proved
beyond a question that large gold depuaiue
east upon the hed waters of the Saskatob•-
was, ad • railway s already projected wast
from Fort Garry. Perhaps io or.e and prob.
ably t.. two decades at moat we shall hen •
direct line of railway over this sorthern route
acrose the continent. Tae readers of these
columns know that north ad west of lake Dtararasrza Act7sov -0e Mord•
Superioe, lies whet has been .ppropriaml) evening last a most distressing and fatal secs'
called "the undeveloped portion of the North g.ot uceaned •t Windsor, C. W.t by rhieh
American Coutiaaat' -a country rut io es- J. R. Tibbet, an employee of< the Great
mot, sad ohm° ag"rkolar.l, mineral ad Western Railway, lost Gia life. The eireum-
mommere,sI ration, a tt it w eoatain an is Stances attending the lamentable occurrent•.
mets' population, with all that er pe000m •n u follows: -Mr. Tubbeta was engaged io
ad sustain the highest typo of our bC rvti.s ro„niog an engine io the yard, •ted whoa our
civiliauion. Not many genentious can pie the cattle alum stepped dose uppwonc the track
beton it wtll become • cast •lid powerful a plat up. eeunectm$ link. 'While in the
.moire i ilielC .ct of regatntng hie pouuoo on the engine, he
The icyiof t world has loosa known that au eauybi between tbe n on thues engine
the pdiey of the old Hiioson 8•y Compry , sad the "abuts," and thrust into an aperture
"u borrowed from Japan. They alwara dd of .0t more than four inches io width. II bile
all they possibly could to discourage settle in this !eogiue lbe eogiue mored along fur a
meat, and a knowled.e of the climate and tee ! couiderable dist a en crushiov and mangling
resource. of the country the governed ora ' the uofortun• i tance, cr u, ao awful angler.
cattecendy tbe francti ap of the old 1 o noels• ! As sown ea possible, the engine was stopped,
y 'g ad the fireman, by the ted of assistance,
tion More paned into the hands of a wiser i prorwpt'y removed the injured man to hs reai-
and more energetic company,who have adopt. , dente, where he lived about three hours. He
.d • policy in secords.ce with the more just learn • wife and three yuuhg clildren to
sad liberal views of the •ge. They will pro- ' mourn his loss. I1e was about thirty yeas
mom tie their ant of the country by all the , of age and • natite of England. Nearly 8
means in their power, •red lbs line of tele- yes azo be aarituwly csc• d being killed
graph now projected is the first fruit of their during a eoIli.ion on the (!great western.--
enitghtened management. I Detroit TSTb.ne. .
la this conuecuon it gives us pleasure to'
add that arrangements have been perfected ! '
to purh forward the Pacific Railroad of Min. ! A Faga orCowatacz.-EosrJbodykoowe
scoot& to meet the wants of thin nen develop-' that sugar often was mut from New York by
sant. It will probably reach the Britsb this route to Montreal. Yesterday. for the
American line in the vicinity of Pembina,and first time, a .ergo of auger from Montreal for
thence be pushed forward to the valley of the New York, arrived here via the Champlain
Saskatcnawaa much sooner than our mom meal. The Coad• owner of this sugar fer-
sanguine readers would dare to predict It merly bought in New Yort, .d usually re -
it understood that the President of the Cum- reired by this line some fifty cargoes a )ear;
pry, Mr. Edmund Rice, hu made arrange I Lan now instead of buying io the New York
menu with EnglishcepiWims to furnish funds hooves. he le selling totLew, importing direct
for the work u fast se they shall he wanted from C :'.* to. Montreal, io.tead of the New
to carry it forward with all reasonable din- York t., o.se. import* for him. The same
patch. And right hen tet. deep interest is tbe 1'.cl in respect to lbs importation of
which our city - and tete Northwest Move in less -5f ,ntre•1 fooled, got her teas .is New
(he'e movements can be readily seen ted York, oow New''Yort gets that and many
appreciated. Tbe outlet for all the rest far- other important articles of importation vu
ole country of which we have spoken, and of Montrea . The change s undoubtedly owing
this pro' ted rail.ay to tare Pacific, must, to (he orcessity importer, feel of seeking •
os from S,wtharepton oh the 22d att., se. from she nature of things. be around the ueutnl flag in order to escape the rebel erns -
rived off tLia point at noon to-dy. saath end of Lake Michigan. The country ere. The war has bad • very marked e8het
The City of Ba'timore tad Jn a had arrived I north of Lake Superi.,r, for many betodrec. opo the Canada trade -the present trade
out. of mike, a loo mountainous, cold and inhoe- being exceedingly light There s hardly a
The Landon ' Times' says that the fate of ppiableio allow of • e,.nrection between the load in this trade oow passing the Northern
(i rand Trunk Railway of Canada and the canal, when it formerly amounted to twenty.
gre&t northern road to the Pacific. Right Little has goon into Canada this year but coal.
here iu Chicago s where these great cone- little rnnte. from there but lumber.- 7Yoy
neral lines wi!1 find their most southerly 1f7 it, Salado,.
AMERICAN I UILINoLooicsL Jot's-,
NAL.-1'hia Journal, edited by one of the
firm of Fowler k \Vella, N. Y., is one of
the most readable papers Chet comes to
our able. No young man can read its'
pages without being lutproved in mind,
and perhaps in body.
TEE AMEBJO 1 Wee.
Lorttiki .tg, Om. 2.-A Chsta000ge des
patch of tbe 28th ult., received this morning,
reports that Gen. Whisker received • severe
6esb wound in the engagement of the 20th,
het mill eumaals hs brigade. His loss s
heavy, being about 950 killed, wounded .nd
missing -the latter ven amslL All hs staff
except one were killed or wounded. Hit
brrig.ade consisted of the 95th and 115th 1111.
nom, 2d Michigan and Stfth Ohio, sggreget.
iu,y about 2,800 men, a bo fought with terrific
energy sad effect from one p. m. tr11 the neat
night and, anted by the second brigade ,of
Merideo's division, beat back three divieio a
with great slaughter. Lieut. -Col. Clarke, of
the 19th 1d., and Kennan, of the 11516,
were killed. Col. Lefore, of Stedman'' di.
vision, Granger's corps, who made the attack
on the enemy's right wing on the 20th, win
killed. Col. Baseborn we wounded.
Canto, October 3. -Tete neamer Robert
Ca.pbelf, from St. Louis to Vicksburg. Neu
fired b ineendiariet on Tuesday morning,
near 5litik..'. llend. The flame. spre.d so
rapidly that th, passengers were forced a
jump overboard before the boat could be got
to shore. Seventy-two lives are known to be
lost.
Advices from Little Rock to the 25th .It
males that over 2.000 Arkansu ri i iest.
bad jollied ow army at different poi. ts.
The railroad between Duval's Bluff and
Little lock s in charge of Col. Mende, broth-
er of Oen. Meade.
T1. steamer Liberte, with 200 bales of
.orlon, h.s arrivd from below.
The incendiary of tb. steamer Campbell i
bel erect to be a white man, painted black,
.he left the boat shoe. Miliken's Bed.
The Mempas BlUet is of the I et .y.
A bard of $ueriliss entered Brownsville,
brok. up a relypinrs meeting, received .11 the
young eau and negrnes s eonserimt, and
roabr'd the piece et all valuables. Frg.,el
eawJrry7 from 1'on Pillo. are pureeing taem.
Niek Ns.aon'e guerillas are conscripting in
the 1.ighborhoud of Danville.
Now Ton, Ont 4. -The fl.rolls Wath.
lagan de.pateb gays :-The recent rids ay
gs.rilies open the cavalry ea.p at Iangeiy
captured all tie horse of the whole compay,
.ed thirteen mate aslooging to t4 soeoal
t. fie whet camp was sa:o.rp,
r.MI .rhoefdes have deela..,d an d
dk11e semben of tbeer p..o4d 6ieen ad
mea ca *imbued, .rd .rdered them to date
Ths is i. direct ntnlMtis. of Ibe cartel, Mea.
aotwithesandma1 the beery balmier of .g.
eks•ge .Rama thw., they relase in 4,Ine,
a.7 sf err eo..ide sd o6ke,m seg alts
retain • Is . nwa liar et rising.. mines,..
'katt lar.1.0 cite leaser to the Herold saw
the mein toady of Gen. Iirk't metered
wen ene.apgtt, r the 1 Mb of Bepsesean
.veer tett !teal r
Ne auris•• ..es.nw i sulnis ad m sear
till mew Vamesllllro_. bel.., wham the
1 stele, e it TTutor. .n'Mreses.rmi m
Aarlirr le sar (b ,, ens. e.
w Rte fora., heed
lltwtbnr, Aribloeem r AlsiWvs, g r.w
pray ne+essws, sed w ev.e.egp,ya d tag
'gentry this tide M Alstandri .Ned ear )1.4
Amval of the "Buena."
CAP& Rare- Oct. 2. --The meamalhip Sako-
A ERM a. !!!""'!ti
A lbueist 0sbeel, tit t>r SUO ,
'MiahA the beet wwa nee wi ter's i7,
Was hlaiieg with be .anted sus
Of tbeee sera miuihd Rideal bo,s.
Seem bw Ms. their trek !omni,
Bet eon as fete. W eebld beat
A .t41. the mast., s ds.awaed look
Was fastened eta s copy book,
Won, eedde517, heki.d bee Lack
Rens sharp 554 deer a road.g snack,
Aa 'tare • battery of blies
Let or I. one ueaodu. kir.
ew▪ .kww Ili`~
glt• Naw asssewiek N New At.a I
min, win a.pppposin tt Yr. itoyd >itjfaees !new•
duet the'a+lwi g serve, of the latereoh sbel
Mai1.s, roam.
CANADIAN Tomaooe.-A hergd quantity of
tobacco hr base gr.wn this m ar ik Canada
Wast, awesy Wa.ers te Kest having r.ieed
from Su m teeny saes. Ths etop s maid
to have does welt Tobneso W aiso her
, seasmfully rained ie tet towesbgm of Lower
Canada.
" Wkst'e test r' the startled .ester cries ;
"That, tbir" a lisping imp replies,
" Week William Wilthos, ifyo. piestb,
" I thew him kith Theshunah Pe.&M."
With frown to maks ..atom thrill,
The atrslr ihend.nd " Come bee, Wilt"
Lib wretch o'seakw f. km track
With moles ckumb ea his back,
Will hang tic heed is fear hod .due,
Ad to the awed premien game,
A great, green, bashtul simpletoe-
The rout of all good natured fun.
With stale suppressed, and birch upraised,
The master deadeed, "r. am.zed
"Thai yon, my largest pupil should
Be guilty of r set so ride,
Before the whole m school, to boot,
Whet evil Beane put you to it?"
"' Twos Abe herself; sir,"sobbed the Id,
"Iddn'tmeantobesobad,
Bat when Susannah shook her curie
Ad whispered, I wen ' fraid oL girls
Ad dement kir a baby's du11,
1 coukl'nt Aad it, sir, at all,
But up and kiwd her oo the spot
i know, I know, that I ought not,
But somehow, from hie looks I knew
Bight well, she hied o' wished me a "
Charleston u virtually decided, ]g fall u only
a q.retial of time.
-Tbe • Times' Bays tlut Mr. Mason seat to
Earl Ituas ll on Monday • noti9catioo that he
has been irat:vcted be tbe Richmond Gorern- trade, end here it the great central city of!
men[ au witbdrs. from Eu land. , transfer ad exchange fur butb eaheard' of b it-saaur roe Lantu.-Angllog s now
Mr. Mawa procea e to Paris. the coat:meet Of their effect upon the peep- I one of the most fashionable amusesaots (o,
ladies. The Princess of Wales s frequently
to be seen, rod in hand, ort the banks of the
I)ee or its tributaries. Lady Caroline Oordoo
tla Tluetl.• Lennox 'sceatly went fishing on the `Spey,
and met with remarkable eceem, taking two
A Bill bas been introduced by Mr. Stirtoo, rilse of eight ad s -ball p000d* each ; aid, a
the object of which s to prevent the wth day or two after, bur ladyship caught a salmon
and spread of the Canadian Thstle. Is title wetgbiog some eighteen pouadr.
will, therefore, commend itself to every in
telligent farmer, for the, rapidity with welch -
the description of tk:mlo spreads, if allowed Riana.-Tb. having • boy ore girl seems
to go to s is truly astonishing. T'he want, to have been • power reserved is the hands
therefore, o a law to prevent their growth. of the great and wss Creator of all. T*e re.
hu hero bong felt by the agricultural cote- lade. proportion, the world over legitimate
muoity. Its really a very greet grievanee and illegitimate, gives about one `undred ad
thee,. painauking fenmer .ho wee hs beat six males to one buadred females. 1n the
endeavors to get rid of thistles, should be manufacturing end agrieoltarwl district. of
thwarted l* his efforts, perhaps, by a slovenly England the proportion is identical. seeming
nod careless tai5bbor, a.4 null he bas ao I to show that the aide iso is Dot diminished
redrew. The Bill makes it the due) of every by crowded bosses. aafrwek vegetables, bad
owner of land, under the penalty of tee dol- yapoes poverty, ad the like ; bat it does
Lars, so destroy all thimlss growiug on their seem that luxury. inaction, and brain labor
lead, as often as is oeowry to prevent eke. give two per teat. Ie. of boys. 71e g•reaf-
from gang to see.l. Il .leo makes it impers. ell tAisten ave teen apt m have Boas; Ie.
tire that the Overseen of Highway to see ape se heve vigorous children ; leas apt to
tut all the thistles oo the highways ar. de. bavr ehildre. at all; and she. they do
troyed before they go togged le case o boa them they are mon likely to 41. seer.
Dai resident 'and owners,no notice r uired The determining powe1 of ssx SKIM thee far
to be given them ; but the Overseen of Higgh- to b. in tb. wnmr, bet voluntarily so; she
ways shell proceed to their dotraetioa T e being adapted, r old .an is as 111.1, to have
expense attending the currying out the pro- a sr es a young one, which is contrary to
visions of the Bill shell be paid in tks meu- geserwlly nKKivedofrudor.-Hdt,Joerma
time out of the Townshi Treasery ; but of DeoItA
shall afmrw.r.ie he collected from the owner
of land from which the thistles .ere ,lesiroy-
ed, in the same manner .e the township axes
aro levied. Ths is tbe outline of the provis-
ions of the Bill, and we feel .seared it ■ owe
that will be highly •cesptable to the tarter.
generally.
• L France' sato that a Federal Steam Parity rd the deatioy of our city, it wen
rnrTetlr 1.d arrived at Rrust fro.. Madeira
Loving ben,.ut with another Federal enr-
reu. is pursuit of the Florida. The Florida
leaves Itreat on the 23rd, complete) repaired
and proceeds immediately to meet the seOsd
corvette which s at Lsbon, and attack r
before elle ran be joured by the one u Brest
.-hick i. repairing.
' La Fn•rce'',y that the Federal earvstte
liear'ge .ill 4 treated al Brsst fib the
Florida. 15,th Lelligersna will enjoy the
fame adrae,nles,
The Confedente loan w roted at 29 •
French rectea G7 a 84c. Consols 931 a
73 fur mousy.
0n the nth of October Napoleon wt11 as
rein the Mexican depetation oe im reap
from Trierk.
The memorial deplomstigoe rya that Eog-
land bin e,,tcred into an roysgemeot w ac
knowledge the present Meme•.. Government
as woo sa Matimillian assnesees m the de.
patntion his host acrepaneS. England and
1a race will then accredit the o6leisl repnsso-
lativer.
Englad Ina ppreened to kv.r .vary
ansa for the real.mUo. of • los. •Slsaru7
to place Mexico is • position Io 1.111 bet ob-
ligations sherd.
Lt Frown save that If the tkeee Powers
make • rommon communication to Regale, ft
.ill be of a different character to the ordinary
note, ad in diplomatic Irguege receive
another ams.
The P.,rif inarns's consider the iaaer1 os
in the Alonitear of the Polish momsrandase
tantamount to a moral recogsitioe r belli-
gerenu.
At Frankfort th. Fedeoum Dkt apvolodd a
eomaittee 900 the Hoiwin q.5500 5. Nebo
reported in faor of t1. !Idea emostien
been carried oat. The eomlwittee reoom-
men4.4 the taking !mesio. by ah dm(si,-
t'* 1,•, of the e n 1)503*, .d the eolr
6,000 Ilaove ' and tlsgr t ospa
notes of the .ill he taws as tet Ito
Urluber.
Ri'SSIA.
The Russian Emperor in a spend k.4 pew.
mod tefunoe end exe.eded privilegMe
•1350551 iron paled gonbosY. with tanea,
will.0 rnmen, it ay s e IMa loses
iQ A00 can, its MI
Finland. L
The Car receivd the Fi.g d the Greeks
m St Petersburg un the 558*..
No more have le ghee to wovd Oige•ra-
POLAND.
fh. R..sn5 .gees MMased en As lath el
Iwtewwn,m ..e at M,laanm es the I lth.
1.bants Lstomd a gum w•q/ M
The Rimming bad ptadw.d unseal Mesas
to Warms.
D&43ARR.
A C.pen►sge. 4 io3* mpw, r the 1
sup towards pleei.g the racy re • wile '
tag, the war .i.ietsr iMO a dared the . 5
.e.kl iso to tee 6lld M m tet war eh.ega
by October let ..r
r r
Aete*T aro !Mame keit
Ye1... ilet.rrbe, Mi, «I bw
seed Bra A. A. AIM.'. W ,mafl
dassmara its 5wtdaal god wait1 1O" w5he
het m im 5sie Ia
desired ed withut ►7 m snail r sr bold-
T►. lair (h.Sdt I f.ttrida tbei bit -
mmd b .y a Aoki lay_D a
" ffb*,•. Dope% 13e6wsuww Me eh
useless bete to speculate.
Cana
PORT OF GODSIIICH.
AUCTION SALE OF
Prat Stock, &c4
Itl.tub ae 1Fe Fs.s eeeuper
wt Mr. JG*!f MrLt.N, heron
arwr Demob Tavern, •haat se rrtw Item
Ooderisa, se
W edawdsy, Oot . lath, 18Al,
Ai l l e'eleek, a. i.
Godersh, October 0. 1003. .34 Ia
October 0, Ida, 3790 bbl. 6.a., 103
kegs I.rd, 29 18. tobacco, 240 bides, 50 bels
naw. -B. A L H. 1t
Ssiota, 2100 bW. salt -B. t L. H. B.
Bo., 4664 bbl. Alar, 126 do whiskey, 0 do
oil, 11 e.s..ah.y 36 bag. rags. -B. A L.
11.It.
Tecumseh, 14,179 bu.Mls corn, VanEvery
t R..b•ll.
Maitland. 16,200 brbel. wb..t, do.
W. H. Merritt, 6054 bushels rum, do
G. C. Drew, 200 toss coal do
Niagara, 3172 bN. flour. 1273 green hid..,
800 bb. floor, B. t L. B. B., 250 bags mill
feed for Saginaw.
8t....r Brae. with large quantities of
goods for Lake port.
'girt/.
On Wednesday. Sept Ikb, the wife of Mr.
Robert Rogseeos, of the *owlish 7 of Hallett,
of•sea
Os Sunda , 36ik the wife d
Mr. George W.u,ofthe ow.s►ip of Rastt,
of a sea.
On the same day also, the wife of Mr. Il►
yid Hill, of the Township of Hullet, of•
0011.
.ILAO1 TO cotIIritioes.
Mr.Coekborn hes inbodueed a Bill rthoris
ing Township and Co.Coeneik to par By laws
for the payment of the trowelling saps... of
sa ben at a rate sot exceeding tee crab
per le. in all ca.m when a graler sem
Me ready bees paid the exrem a be n ai.
so the e.rporatio. within three mouth* fro.
1110 posing of this Act
acDtMrTIOI 01 1.x50 SOL/ FOS Tais..
Mr. Conger hes i.lrad•red a Bill for the
object of extending the time fee r.4r.pioo
of land sold for arrears of bum m 20 )enrS,
instead of one year esu present At tk. sad
of one year the purchaser may tiler lat0 pea.
.mien, het .itb 21 years the e.em, . ey ran
dew. by milker 8 per ert ntenm oa the
perdu..one7 ad the Tale* of the a
proye.eet* .ode y the p.eeb.r.
Hartll-W.mur. Railway.
Martian kayo tuna held in Flom mod Fee.
gi m devise asses for osnmreetiag a wlway
tremGcelph to time viltagw The resole.
ion peened Tare eoa0med to the ,dna of a
short aramb A1., ad dM met eatmmnhte
the broader schema of a toed going though
she Cone* .f Br.m a Lube Berm_. Perhaps
tb* pdr of the. eder*s .ifl e d ten it
10*s1 d* eats hett*r ties wee de, tut it
gonna to r that they wood s000.pls► taair
purpaee 1.uor by *roelaehg ihe.eelw .ith
ib0 fetal of tb Wseg3 IAm Tweets le
tp-,pggael17 i.enaeebd M the emaakastbm M a
11la..d tbrwb Ansa Fee Bees of thea
See .use teat ..w gem news tb Ile. ('
r Nessler erg (b wares .i s test of
.*entry .b. Ned* em.sully bleep m es
Y morrsd. Tim. an i.paevieg G £eeea
sad.Yrtbei4 rd tie lore eey i le desk
tie a oMtM is ammo a teat! Am to
Riewtaa se !beim wwM M qw .b►
Rfvt Eay rim og tbwif-00011.
., tam .
At the rreidesee of the bride's father, by
the Rev. E. w. Image, Wesleyan Minister,
Mr. 'F. J. Rooittoaa, Merchent, to Meas
Euu J., eldest daughter of Joao Tertiaysa,
Eq., all of Lockuow.
DAVIS-WUITE-In Clinton on the 30th
Sept. by the Rev. Mr. Hei er, Mr. Silo
Davi. to Mws Mary Eljxabeth White.
101 re.
Oo Sunday, the 27th alt., Hannah Jane,
youngest d.ughter of Mr. Andrew Dooegh,
Oodaricb, aged 9 months ad ten days.
Su'ru-too or Batrnooae Azo Wastalo-
Tow.-A sigeifie•nt hint i. given, ie a tetter
to the Commere.al Aleerfissr, descriptive
of tb. hf4b " hviag " at Washinggton :-"The
tte.•d for accommodations for the Ibouands
.0 beeseinm ie Washington, allded to
i a rerst srr, hes reared snob • pint
that prier have shot ap tc a fearful Agan.
The gesetios of renting hn.. is Baltimore,
ad making arr•ngsmsem for train b.twaea
that city std the a aeeommmdate that clam d
people. s heia, •elated. Already a 'Ona•
sews' Usioe bus bees forted here to break
dsvu tet auebi et prate so. raliag the
ems."
Tim Leedo. Okla relates the 1b11e.-
ing eerie. feeidest r -t tow dols age •
gsetlema. nsidiog is W.rd Tereae•,Heeda,
wen infer ed by a peeler y that • ra .• W
Sewn 1•m Lis bedroom, bhe window ef 003.3*
wee Mea 'rte gs•Jers, seevealy adit.
i'ag the 5107, treaty stein, amid found, sore
e.1 yrs. 4 'Meets a lie tag •
pang may u • snot, from .kith he
apeelilJ drew forte a breast pie, and made
a,oe.. i tthe oopenhe 'lis gay a s..
t10s4 sed aimed • ►:e. u it• ht tis bird
woe ao geek for hi.. •ed t few sway uw
ad Ne. Hendon, with tk• giius.i.g pia is
ik swath. Hd W bN set bees eb.evv.d
i. w GM.eiaoe set, tie erovsak i• the boom
woad -'-seeda7 herr bens blamed free the
rwbiery
t}' The taews o.Qep1i4 y Mr. Joh
31, Ouollph, .,ted y An se Mea
abs. Shp eT Mr. le► W..45. ie the
p} A 5.. .1 A.A rale' le (brdiiK
R gla. wiry .f dinning .Ito ball b.
dews b/ were. wsastly Itd • Ye K
stent 1. ewer o ala ti v
.d w flk,w.r ant.
.smell w Mishima 1s10e s 5jay V-
deek am* A. beim h.. tie this
w lore pm lie int meetly
8TRAY HORSE!
!STRAYED FROM 0ODRt♦CM
.sees tet rah tlel*..a Ysek Ce.edlaa
s Hier, with s hale whits esreek ember
kiehed, a few .ha. hems .a.1e b, tet matter im
W My I let a.4 r a hale bees, har►(tbe
man ( ahe.rt 1 rea'e or Aay perm s dtdrrmr,
7 him w 1M.hnxibt wdl 4 e.usdy iamb
sig r.PNmI
Omb.ds 17iisst tee
0.1. 1, Qaohae 0, 110 .e0.8
COUNTY OF HURONI
AGRICULTURAL GOCIETT'/
PLOUGHING MATO$1
JOHN FAIR & CO.
SATS JUST OPENED Atic AI$ODTMEMT
or
LONDON MANTLES,
PALETOTS A JACKETS,
IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES !
Teti erre also 0I 5150 A
MAGNIFICENT STOCK
or
' o. of\.e .UaLtevimsks,
From whteb tby will Make to Order, u aur
style demised.
Goderieb, 0th OH., 1863.
TBit ANNUAL PLODUHINO MATOY UI,
the shore dummy will take peer. we its lint
ofMa. loam Oaimer.s, Bealird Rud. anal gee
ad a-baIf mics front Oedema Tea.. ew
WeBesday, 'list October. iaetsK/
'When the fallowing prism wig yrs ewardd i
MEN-Iie H.a. Woad MrD.aed'epren, get
M , roc irs prise,
M1, Mo t.
(ah, do
Boy. eider the age a emNem. years a
.the 80001)'1 d ......... „.
3.4, du d, ......... 4
4U, do do .. 1
013., do du .. 6
ams, -Ito, a •0trsace lee of el fie a sea-
...bere of the ttorwty,a.d 301.5ebsem
se rmed before competing ; >..1, Math of pesmg .
ug mut kr than I:sehae. 3. All ou.psinonm
bee . tet ground at 9 u clock, e. a. 4. The
ploughing to ro niknie a 10 o'clock, a..., pie.
cagey. 5 Nu em.Mance to tw grecs him We
.ekes ars set. 1. Eaeb allotment sinew ewes
thud Ma• acre. 7. AO to tee Aashad ea. beiam
Iwer .✓elei1, p. m.
N. 1L -A Dinner will be provide( for tet pluugh-
mes and then, (need* immediately Mier the Mate►
u Dasa's Hovau., Cot.neb.
G. M. TRU EMAN,
Oodeneh, October 3,d, 18i.
e
•
9
Sheriff's Sale of Lands.
United Coumies of DY vine o(s writ el Ys. -
Huns ad &twm. dniwt b.po.amad per
To wit : 1 n Facto lamed oM of Her
Ma1rtv'e Consty Goon of tet Untd Veeat1.
el Huns ad Brugge. ■d to me dirw-Nd agaimt
the 1 ends and !engem:. a Deeaer Ee.un.
Jame+ Baird, Alexander Bard sd Joh.
sl elm run of Aseu. &nigh. 1 hay. aciaed
takes k Earn-utwa all the right, tele ad .Imes
of the sail deleda•ta, a and w tlr 8u.►Wes
corner of Duo Thirty nee, avae.snn A., LAU
masse, n tet township of K.essrdk• . Ho
mousey of Br.rs. s-oss.iag bee alm.seete.ens
t.o sene sed a -bait a led, mors o e km, s.4 .
sr web the Steak M,0 ad Mao►am y t3.a..a g
whch bae sd ketenes 1 ehs8 offer for ria as
say oMce is the Court Hoa. na the tow. of Oed-
cr.cb, da Ttrowday the Tw iy.wrsad day sf
Repts.brr met, u the lens of Twelve .f w
cloak, soca.
JOHN MACD(INALD,
85.n,H.t1.
By 8. Po_Locs, Dep. ty Sbeot
Skirt's (rales, tIudsrich, t
14th Aug.. Illlq. ( twig
The above sale u p stpond rut Tamey the
6 3. a (ktober neat.
JOHNMACDONALD,
By S. Por.,.ace, Dep,ty Bbeof.
1heeiI 'e Uig:, liodenrb, +
toad Sep., 11a3. ` .36
The above sale s farther paetpo.ed ua41l
Tussmay the 20th October, inst.
MONEY TO LEND
\ mprored porn. set per reeel ; Woo . le
. hundred pp..deos tole■ property -
J. B. GORDON.
weur5fi l
CANADA, OUR HOE
THE BURr4CR18ER has ire. a !paused
Ap.t m thu town fur the sate of the
.t
"British Americas Magazine,
Wh.cb ,e specially adapted to the want. d tae
great Canadian pudic. The Int of rootnnanon
e.brere. every wnt.-r d4 note .w etre Proviat-w.
Members 1, 2, 3, 4 ad A sow redy. Prkm
a etc. each.
T. J. MOOIIHOU8E.
Parcels of Stationery
Ia yasstities to wit Country Dealers, at Lo..
set Whole.sle Bim', u the
SIGNAL' OFFICE
Beek aid Statielery Depst.
BepL 61h, len.
NOTICE. .
CAME inb the !prnenes.d fthe Mtweriaer. ea 0e tl
tmy . sat ore, Moe cult a yawn ant 9rhe
imiw.0il .,p''mw prsre properly. pan wag.. sure.
JOHN CORNYN.
O.(+ber Ise, 1•m. want wre.gtm ,
Surgical Instruments Found.
LATELY, oe the County Line between
feld and Dor , a panel oo.te miag Surge
gal istruments. The owns can eventide Ms
55.5 of the finder try a piag m the B.gwsl
u se, ad oa paying fort a drmrm...t.
M■r 1611, I0.3. ewT7wm
CHANCERY
NOTICE to CREDITORS.
's ■rigrttagatentli.
Mortgage Sale !
VALUABLE LAND
ARD
hiIL PROPERTY !
i
n?iDER a piewm a1 gale eontail ed in . e•e-
Vv .M mstyper, .bkk will he pmdawl at
NS time of eal., aide by Jnsepk Walker acrd
wif+, then will he oired for sate, u the
Amtion Roo.. of Mswg. Wakefeld, Ceara
t C.o., n Toronto, re
Tseeday the 20th day ef Orlober.;1863,
At 12 o'clock, noon, tet folln.ing Ink of
teed is the Townshipp of Boast, is the County
of &see. Firs : 36 away more or iso ,
being part cf Lot No. 29, k the let cower -
deo. Meath d the Dwhe. Road, .red forming
the Town Lot of the no. Tow. of Welber
toe. On tbi Lot than is .netd a Fleur
Mi11, is good repair, bona[ 1 etas of.leea.I
also, a Saw M 1a geed working ardir, .
4.ellieg booms mid blaakas1111. shop.
Noma 60 Maws, Wee L,ot 2L ke the sed
eaa.erioa. anew 5f els Dmb.. Aged.
Tbid : 38 ae.A part et let 18, k
the tat eeem..ie , eaaa .1 the hares.
Red, .d .e. of W Images. !tear.
Fourth : 11 Menti 1tpb,, Meets bait el
LeskoA meat 11sfl ttlsmli d the
wore ham psrf0i.a` M
rWKlty et Tse :.a
wag •
IN CHANCERY:
BET% FEN
Mary Parsooa, Georg. Henry Par-
sons, Jag!., r.,.eMu3, maw..
boas,.-:foesr Morland sd lob•
Had•n, Plai,mt ti,
Aa.
John McDonald, Jnhn Beset
Laing, •ad Jobe Buren,
Drjedman,
fC1a8UANT to a Decree made in thi.
as sense, dazed the FHIh day of M.y, 18tH,
the Creditors of the late firm of John NeDoe,
.ld A Co., of the Town n1 (loderi h ie tbs
Coe.ty of Huron. (which Ness en. e(
the Defendant John McDonald .d
Persona. late of the .mid Town of
Merr►rt eemmened, the testator m the
pleading. mentioned, .he eiad oe oe d oma
the Autea.tk day of September, 1867,) ore+,
parson or y their solicitor se or before the
Twenty -First day of tkteber, 1M3
a acme is s.d preys their debts Meese r , aq
ay Chemhrn
IN TRE TOWN OF O0DBRIQgp
otborwimt the) trip be pe empt ily .
hem ell breaks .54,, tet did d..oen,,
d•7 all see'end day of November, 1 eek et
pea of the clock ie tet 0or.eoen, et my sear
Cheesberti i &ppmsed for heariag and .A
ismeaieg epos (bs Jmism
Dated at ooderiea, this FIN hay of asp.
Camber, 1843.
DAViSON A TOW&,
Ptaietifrs Solleiteem OdSsrl&
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