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11•' eft#t t' Me thebsak et He chanced ter nth a kiss ; attd whoa resetting art the rianrveu to b• free faun
hilt pi sella► skirted the gt.wudn. the Hall was reached, he hued h r onto teals ! 1f you gru,t this reqursl, con-
--Amowg t . latter, was Fleaewe. She the suutuwuw dr•wmIg-r•a„u, •eat•d her tiered the breve with the utw'.t grave
had kale else gruwd. and wetul•nn` ta en a 1.ta, 11) utll, Wud.rly &i 4 M4- tag, I will say you bra. eb..w a kiuduw
Mee leak .d abs stn&., had seated Ler- coaly ; - W use awl b ti. ! rodtau.. e
self sena tape* tree white lay across s •W.lesm. home, Florence, my wife !' To this the Cummiaaimer replied : -1
list el water, It was • pieturwyw but Smiling, w.ntdsrtust nowt wen all ar proud et bangs�} $S English u•u. But
.tawewr.es seat, 1..r the books, "hakee areuud her, F:ore,o., mrstitiel sed if Igdiaps aro calm to be de.ttt witL Ili
1N the a,.atant d.rtrernyl of Ilio mou wrplexel, owl• only b.ot up to her the .y, 1 will tate way cwt off sud
against their bass, were trvwcben.us tit budruJ f,.r .nletplao.trau, cb•uge places .Iib Ili• apsakar, Lor of
is.wy 1d.ww, and a slight ler moth'. .Gs- •Mr Instals awl y.o., Jeer Fl..nuo•, w..uld M far hotter to b• an ludt.n.
mg. fr gestat& of m.th said stow. will, 1 trust, prrl..0 • lotto rims . .1 utu5, ( rLi. *ally w&. even too, much for Indian
r • hide further d..wn t e stream are n s.edly a. it had s, happy a dawravel, $rat u7, &*d tbore wat • general rar ed
jdr. Slur evant.ud Mee hirer.; the I hero .Iw.ys indul,,•((oil a strong desire .tighter, in which Wavms-k.o-kv.0
rreateoo1. geeing apron! at the "meet to I,e hived fur taywlf Mune, mod not for bim.•If jwu.d as heartily ea auy)."
/ns .d tan nehtndunuums, the lode .k. wealtb which !unplowed t• bo mono, I Atta[ ran man dale djourumiutt,
he(liai tbe Moore of the stream to end thin urea ons way to satisfy myself, ale tett meetis sera r"r lunnanu'•us
Automata" reit► • willow swilot. broken It wu neaemsty for me ei Luse my pro- I g y
foist ate true at her sale. p/rl, Evert thing slut l valued-u.l L' m.; and •rerybodv wu iu goal bunter.
'Whit • beautiful picture: le it note Learn and .11 its MI:actions-psa11A oi. Th. Commissioner, uud.rstamding the
q.enad Mr. Siurtecstt, • little mater- ' et ay po os.iou the first toes 1 lett the' Indiana wen duped pis,gn the Treat r,
euaty, ail hu enrspanwu, as ►u noosed b.pp,n..s of In.etit% the holt- *ho is cos a.. anthawis.l, in „hien lis ill. taruu.
the ousd.r.Dunuus giantss she east to the oty wile ; mad if the editor of the fYuvm- rlrod _stared W Mare them u. ,r.Nn6
d,r.at1 *, of Flonase. I icfe use tit to amwuuce the fact n hu ] I
Adelaide's face d,uksaud, she g•s• no eduuu, he u ieep.nstble, and my warm- for use year only, $3. per bead, • pear
reply, bat mored away up the sl".re, set gr.tttude is dos him far lbw service of anon for each rveerte, sud s buggy
while lirsLam, dnwiutl au Maui(ble be has rem:dnred me.' for •nob of the chiefs. The treaty mea
Moods. etr.11.d od to low die merry I b. u,hnp g..t i1u1 t wee. Every- sca,ningll a.eselul+d .ith sll the pro
tteusprnr •t •Tule d'ul.wce eavagnd ion bud! knew slut Ar. 8tururutt had ant' r fn.>rua11
tsllteg fonunee, loot hu property, and, in a.nsegoeuos, I Po ttls, and the Indians , went
Adet.i.le horned on to the sols of the everybody was bis 'most '.la'dieut ser- I Moue highly eattefied. Thu is one diM-
fair girl- Her stop atartlwl Fu r.uoe v.at' forthwith, Dully gest sd the seal of eslu&iaaGws it
free • revery un wlu•t' alis *u indultf- Imagine, if you can, the discomfiture 1l am t.".
feta el.e sprang up quickly, and •b" of Mims loam ., inagne the mon Mut
broke tdf aha frag,hs cnut of earth where nine dies wander ; but yeti cat only _
she stood, trim tuo bank. Sas felt her -family imagine the happmoes that vu
}..theta giving way; el» rrnfisal abs Florsn.e Sturtevant'. oath tis teen she
(ata a stwu for tier sud, m ithluu,plorinq : hid chosen 1..r liar husband. 8hr knows,
.yes, •bo held est her hands�.outely to I now, who befriendel Frlward, her bn•th-
Adelaide for succor. Ths lad? jnught 1 or, and the perfect trust she feels fur
save her, Gdl well s! a w•s assured est' bua wakes her hie blessed.
the power, but AAelaole a face grew cold,
white, sed •tern e• mublo- -e.s unto
`+•r her! foe cede ms tnu•uph•d .neer the I
a go.wl is her breast; sho tuned her hack ' �g [.- trkig gignaL
est the wppl.at, sed no •yye, .sag• that 1!o•r•
of (tmuIp..wnos, saw her',Mok sau.
"*� TMro .r a hullo• plunge; a hint, CADENCE, w SBP,. 1, 1871
+' i f.sut ory, dru.ued by,the riser cd the .MK
wmten, and Men .11 went on as het ire.
A smile o1 fiendish seudsatI•e atob nn
�Z.Q� :f,�ase.
the ghastly auu•teawoe of •Ueawood'. _.. -
prood gumtrees; alio • mutterod through u150L1 roc LL RAC&
her closely shut teeth. 'It wu nut on
deed. 1 mm n..t W blame. " L&DL&1 07 Tse■ TTSJ ware.
Suddonly els stopped; her whit _
panda aleuchd each usher firmly ; els* I Tms M URAT ruts-o5,,1D {acs
grew •bsolately hand with the rudt of ,
yeomen; for, strtkiug out from the sh..re 1 (By Spsri.l (dagm. b fAe .hg•a(.)
s wiM the d.sp.r..te power of a *tome HALT►1x, 8e t 1.-Ths rear cem-
arm al. beheld Urahuu 8tnrtevaut. P
The current eau swift; the suighty sung- 1 maimed this morning .t 10 o'clock with
ing of the tide migL1 have dnoeu beck alis Single Scull Rao,. Entries wen
nee Ives determ,u.d, but it prldutsd a.. I md. by Sadler, of the Tyne ; Brown
visible .ffeot in the ppn.e'rr. "l the bold of -Halifax ; old Kelly. Sadler crane Lin
swimmer. He re. died the spit where
Florence had roue down, and Jrv,ug, first by two boat lengths, Down second
came to the eurf.w some roils below, and Kagy third.
w,bh lb• gist in feu etas. A few root-OAR{D .AL•1.
moments afuresJ*, mad he had bonne
her to the shore, when, d•clmuig all HALIFAX, Ana. 31. -Th. fort having
"lira of rsietaace, he succeeded m re- cleared away, tho races commenced this
st•.nng her to a,nso.oesuoa I mem There w.ro.ix creme Wmtd
Gristle t•. the surprise 'd all Woml- ung.
( .rd, h. insisted on carrying her b. her I in the tour -,+red race continued
boarding plus in his chaise; and •he
neat day, hecalled-to impure tf she hail
mataiud any injury b the ac Ment.
The .hall which .Iuranes I..d els
to be ipleidldly contested up to
the stake -boat t turuwg post. The
Taylor -Winship crew, (of the Tyne) won
perusneed, joined W antlety about her by three legjtbs, followed snocseively
schost, brought ou a low nanous fever, by the Pryor, (o( Halifax) saoond, and
that confined her to her bed f ar • fun- Me Coulter-Biglin, third.
night, dreamy which another leacher *as
provided; std Moo the was at list able ,I,he (!rand POW vol[ with the m-
W sit up, the phvslcao positively Lir
bail. M1 exertion. Her very life es rad dIs i 01 ]LaniWha.
depended on her keeping yulet and -^-
restful. But hoer could .l* be quiet The Treaty Conference between the
wben Edward's contwnauce at hs Indian Chiefs of Manitoba and the
tsd0.. hwsg sdsly np,n her wages! Lieut. -Governor of the Province, which
411••-•"1.1 nut 1..rbesr . ht-s1wtep" ngnommencia lura Gary, on the
f: lased the ••war toy world esp.rssw.e at ►9a$h Ja1Fi>:i1allennad war tan days.-
-. otlonouwang the cherished ehyect d hu- was • vest' iweetutg sed no 1w maps-
'-'�-'•►'!I•• •11•rt di. thought .f the dt•appoint
life. ing affair, thea "simple savage" showing
8•anely had she dried her eyea, sad himself no Meanadept atbargain-making.
rerdved to put her trust luso overruling
Providence, when • letter eau herded I The Indian representatives were : Yellow
her. It pproved to be from ti. mordent Quill, whose band numbered 1,000, pee-
dthecelled.where ltdwird mea aaade-Imint 326. Ka-ku-ga-by-nor (or Bwer-
ing, end its content& filled the eiul of I lasting Burl), with twenty present out -of
the girl with deep gratitude. An un- a band 711. wa tag
Crown friend. "n ran the tote, had laid i
it full the expenses of her brother for Driven mund by the Wind) and Wie
the entire amtrve of instruction ; and • I Kuoish, (or Night Hawk) tech represent-
receipt for the roue wu inclosed. Ung half °f • band of b00. Gen. Krim,
Florence dosed her eyes in much timid'- the e.m•us o[ ti• bawd be be-
ful,.ees. Ood hest not h,naken her.
The next m..nting the following pears-i"ngsnl b, showed 500, tend
graph aJppeared in the (Woodford titrori- their thief Na-u-koe-by-sees (Flying
de, us.der tb. Med u( t srwusl : Down Ilird) sud there ware 300 present.
- mu 55.05.* •),lanes r toe est reef te.l Henry Prince, chief of the Christian
t.n5. ar'e.-Ws*.u. the emu -karma •tunny
beer.. eur5.5.*t, 5. 51. Misfortune tea.lir. Sahara:, sud the C. .. only
555* 5111&. ear{ .Wn .tech 5. 5*.. her M:•1 ke f,r another, end he too would
la he psmwles rt„ 5trally_ by m.*. nee .es of - {P"
11*, w g.,lhtl., 5l nM est5n .t w5M5 05 *re .1 hays his spokesman. K.s-n& tws-ks-ta
rat -ane pr.prM1y of .wnM. 11, 51 . .5nt
.a )W ,mut. p...,Wos t. (5e 0.05.4,, ao,ordfngty atn•0l forward *n'1 gave it u
IrIrMY1, 5tel dw.M e1Me If Mire.atn54' W hle-
eeR� nm,.5l.5. we 0.554 K .w .said ► . hie opinirn that as the Great Mother
wished bcr Intiian children to be brought
01 eanree alis wawa ficw like wthl-tiro n on reserves, the Indians should lave
sod ley norm evrryhody in W'oedford P
loser that Mr. Stwrtevaut *5. a poor the bole voice in chrr.osing them. Aye.-
mas The unfortunate fellow himself • ta-pe-pe-tong, • tall old brave, with no
bore up brevely, mud that evening he clothing but a breoch-clout and • ■mear-
calld t Oakwood to we the yuuug mu ing of .boa cly, and waving sn eagle'•
tram. The servant sed ale was ort .t
home ; bat Sturtevant judged different- wing, u he spoke, pointed out that the
ly, far .0 ing up the ►venue, he lead imprisonment of ten Indians (who had
sten her face t the upper window. A deserted the Companj s service) would
quiet smile wrsathd up hie !'acs u he be an inanrmonntable obstacle to tegoti-
turned misty He was mt very dm .lag
disappointed, if appearances ars reliable ationa. The Lieut. -Governor agreed to
evidence. / their liberation, prote.tin;, however,
The ensuing day he called again. This that he did eo as • favor frau, th. bounty
time Mee Riven was rn the garden, and and goodness of the Queen, and that
*u forted to bee him ; Int her uwmer Isdtatu ►rel wlite men were mil egn•l
*u enld sed distant, when he asked her
to ride with him ono, more, ebe declined I before the law. Everluung Bird ex-
--she awl an engagemoent. He wad ant pawed himself satisfied with everything
itvfted tor11 sgtn; sed shrtrtly attar- I when h. found Gast the Queen was to
ward. ale was seen in public ■ith Mr. I clothe himaself and hie children, int
Monmouth, • rival suitor, whose fu.-
tnne though very kaidaome, was inferior Wrans-ko.uk000 wanted to kltow some-
te the p atrimony which heel belonged to thing more about the Queen'• intention's
Graham Stnrtes&nt. Til. Commissioner explained that the
Fl..rense Knowlton cmraleec•d very terns offered ware the name u the
•lowly, but tines days of idleness were
pleasantrrs la her toe,- afi. 8turbee ob Ca'nsliatt Indians had gladly acceptd-
was • M.nalant •utter. 8ont•time. hie • reserve of 110 acres for each Indian
exam was a new book, again a rare en- family of five end an a 'ty of $12 (N;
gratieg, n(ten • boaqu»' "1 flu wen from oas long as alis aur shines." The daugh-
Ih.aty grsnhonse, And .•neday, when
she was •We M tale. • betel walk in the ter of &chief, on the sttuly side of fifty
garden, h• set slums be,.de her, and ail wearing a ample ..f mdals, hero al-
w.th her hand in hu, told her very aim- vaned tl the front and kissed the
ply and gnsetly :hat he loye•1 her, sud GovernrsndC.,mmfa.io•ter,andtheytnd
aske•1 her t. he hit wife.
'You hare doubtless heard, dear girl,' Aral refrain from makin f wry faces. The
lie •aiJ,in oouehuaoe, 'ref my lees od for- Hos. Mr. McKay having premed the
lune 1 Do you lova me well ennngh to Indiana to say if they acceptd the
brow. with me is toilsome way thea year, they male some vary mdwt
opting before mo 1 A poor young lawyer,
with kis friends' backs tnrn.J toward proposals Ka -no -tor -ken -nee -sin asked
atm, and his b,rtnnatn hew nut with feu 110 igntr. miles of land for the Fort
5,wn later t Answer me,-Flnreoe.' Alexander Indians. florngn Ka.io
8i. lifted her waft aim t. his f.ee. 1 wanted 80 miles in width, for the band
Ha reed her soul then, end drawing her
t,rm. wows, kissd her "u her fore he helomood to. Wa-ens-koo-kon de-
kaed. m5ndd 190 square mileWhir the' It fs Ierd to say whether the mere to
Will Flreence gr. with ng l' hs tkd, old brave of the "breech -clout" reprvroh- deopi.e bud modelle his abject truck ling
sdt�• Aute the whispered reply came:- e,t his compatriots for naming their de- to his t)ttawa chief, .'r Ma ',pen,
�'
WI-oatra,d Chaawta.
At the Oalt Reform demonstration,
the following address was presented by
Mr. Juha Allen et ab• (1 11 Reformer en
behalf of the Reformers of W•terlee, to
Messrs Mes[easi. andBlak• It is •
✓ fes was by the exceWut tact sud gnat
Perham.eotary etpor»eos ul lits friar t
mut colleague, Mr M.Kwla', prevsntwl
M. psmum( tutu law of wooly au 1.l -a' -
rwd aid exude pies* of taguslatuw. -
As ut ••s, however, be maiagel to forge
ntewnrw thlveigh Perhauuut b the •aid
of ua faithful "u.arty�r' frivolo which
proved, as predicted Ay Mr Btake, to be
uum.nsututi..nsl, east they wee* antte-
quomtly dtaellows.l Ly the Ottawa llov. .
ernteut. Ws trust, however, thea the
dorm al the Prtert continuation aro
mm�q.nnt rand That ore I..n the romwa
„f Usternutent will l» iu the b.nde"( the
lralonu parte, when the distinguished
gsutle.wrn whom wo Lase day have unit
to honor, slsell geld. the destiny of this
[role I'n,naue tewrrds LhsO groat, happy
rad pr sperous future which we trust u
7•t u. sb.re fer i1.
G.ntiueno•, permi5111 ort5 mon to
weluonio y..0 to Oalt, the ,tauuhester of
t:anada, ar.d South 1c'aterh o vow .d tis
first agricultural counties, &oilstone mar
ypu lire te take a pronitnent and trading
l.rrt out .only in the Jurer1 neat of
OMario, the ohisf of the Cuufederated
Previews, bot in time of the OowI0ww
of ('auads, ebich we trust wilt ere long
e ubrace every Province wt this one- 1
Ultima owning rllegisuse to the British
Crusn. Anal may Ilol {rant that
Canada may Tong remain in happy con-
nection wish Britain's groat and glorious
e mpire.
Signed in behalf of Me Iteformers of
South Waterloo. Rua(. HOLISM,
Chainn.n.
Jura ALLAN,
1 Joint Seeretar es.
Ju. MI FatDD.4N j
tribute well-m,eit.d by them, and cot a The hTisiesr1 igs .
bad standard for other oortsutaunctss b / -
test their representatives by. I utx'raaus ur X09!1 51'walr.
Lo,Do,, Aut. 28 -The latest phase of
1he Noweio i murder case is the discharge
of tbe ptisouur John %I0W•tn, which
took place on Sabnrday last before the
Police Magistrate and Mr. Brook Stevely,
The County Attorney se,d he had no
t further •viden� • to oder m'tbe o+ue,
r and tb. mag al rates did nut ansider
themselves justified fn longer detainung
hint under the evidence already alI4oc.d.
FMebe Canppt»ll and Thomas Koyln are
still dotainoi. Sn far, however, nothing
su been elicited yeinst Kd.yle bevend
• string snspirion taut he precured the
pistol which wa. found in the house.
From the condition of things at the
prwnt tame of writing, wo should not
be very much surprised to limo before
long some rove lotions of a positive kind
wkuch will Ise apt to remove much of the
oLscanty surrounding this case.
To Messrs, Alaunder H'u e,ssie and
Bdtourd Blab :
0.'Irt.owir,-As the recogniad lead-
en of, the Relwrnt Uppostuou in tie
Ihsminion and Otterio Parliaments, thus
ergegtheringof Reformers Mils you a
must c.rdial and hearty welcome to the
South Rodin� of Waterloo. The gross
majonty ed abase present -though you
names aro as familiar to them 15 "house-
hold words" -have before hid the
pie sura u( meeting you /roe to face.
Thu lurItil&bhen,u held fur the double
purpose of giving the Reformer of this
and the adjacent Ridings an opportunity
of steing and hearing yen and other
pr minent moo of the Parhauen:ary
Opposition, and that you may nmingle
with your political friends in the wunty
in order that the nay gin you the
strongest pos.,bI. ma ifest-Item that
1� mer wutlnng seal and •nlnous labore t*
Parliament, your sager andcois:ant
wat•hfuluees of the right■ and iutereste
'.f the people are neither unobserved nor
unappreciated by your friends std sup-
porters m this part n1 Ontario.
-rh. "fair tri.!" cry got up at tie
general election following the Confed.r-
•tion of the Province., resulted unfor-
innately in the retorn to both Parlia-
ments of too many iron of the "martyr"
stryw of potato'. ruder these ctrclun-
stances the task Impose.! on the Oppst-
lion mea one of nn "ritatrlf character.
lltr•yed and deesrtel by nen wearing
the guise of leefornt, the Opposition led
et.traordtnary difficulties to ,,ni•ed
against ; and most nobly .red msnfnlly
did they moot the erpsctatb.au of their
party, by the feerles. manner in which
they eipooed end c''ndemned the wildest
sol mastrocklesa extravagance un the
hand, and the hoist sud moat un.
binahing corruption on the other.
In the Dustin m Legislate'. eve y
memson of the Go.venment, of whish we
may speoiallx.vuention the loteroolomal
Hallway r,uM, the Manitoba question,
and the Pacific Rulwsy, wu thoroughly
sifted, its objectioo&ble features p.ioled
twat and ably cnti_tsed and opposed, but
iu no coo did that careful. thorough and
roost aresesaty actor on the pen "1 the
Oppestiod degenerate into anything
a�eu•s�t agiactionsntr. Hr. Mukenite
w wojuytnplthe•nun confidence and
approval d hu colleegnes in Parliament
and tsf the Itefra '. party throughout the
unitary, mut the saute time, mid in
el.mee spial degree honored and respect-
ed by the Oovrrnlnod, and, this too,
whtle they had • wh'.lesome dread rel hu
able criticism rad feerler exttnun of
what is behoved t" be Wrong. A.noug
other members of the Opp,position who
had ably Wuted Mr. Markonsie, it may
not appear Inrlte.'u to mention the
same id lite. Jaomes Young, the member
of thus nding, who, though • young maan
witI any previous Parliamentary ex-
peri.nce, wrought n'it for himself a re -
c r,1 such as few pnbllo men have ever
dome in so eh..rt • time -a record u
credttahlo to himself as • it most be
pleasing and satisfM;wry to his coustitu-
euts.
'Then u another question that must
neoeseariiy come bef.re the nett merlon
of the Dominion Parliament, which in
point of Importance exceeds anything
■nbnttied to ita decuom since the o.n-
fedetstion of the Pr,nnoes, end tljat is
the treaty cd liuhmgtti. Tee reppro-
pentalty. of Canada on the Jeini High
Commission appears to have sacrificed
the bet and highest ioulm. of the
conntry by appending hu signature W
that imp'.rtaut d'.cum.ent. The myste-
rious silence of Sur John A Macdonald
since his return iron Washington moat
soon be broken, end the soontry looks
(onward with wnfidence to Mr Macken-
zie sed the Reform O psition to see
thatthe right& .d the Dominion to the
twat impotent flattener in the world,
be trot bartered away without •n ade-
quate end satisfactory nation&I egnlva-
lent.
Ae the heed of the Gnrsrnment of On-
tario u s moan who obtained the p tatior.
be now holde from hu n•m.rkei *t Otta-
wa. and who has bell it ever once in
humiliating sitbsern.ncy to the d.uande
..f the rue• exacting std nnacrupnlms
master. A weak and .flung tool in the
hands of fes oil poltical antagonist,
there a •eparently nu political degrada-
tion too low fur hen to deeoend M. At
one time wo find Mot while professing to
boa Reformer, icing al1 the influence
hu p drum' base 11tum to eecurs the de -
(sat of Iteformers •t the polio. At
another tome w. find Itim opposing with
the whole strength of the Government a
series .f emoiume t moved by Jlr Hlake
on the Nets licou• subsidy, andimme-
dietely ther•51t&r, in enter to save his
Government front dotes., he turn* round
Yd voter with the OOP11esition fur these
same resolutims, and dlrags hu stavush
fah:wars ie the mire *long with him. -
Thies weska nlbssgaenl three au mn nand., before they knew the mot the . Mbantels.' bribery el aesk and c.rrupt
mhita men wmu{d rtf r. The old breve .'nee to aid hue on carrying out the or-
unostentatinua oddong, one fair Sab- den which he sn msokly and tnplmoilly
hath m•.wtu(( t the little chnreh is smeared with the silvery rleythan put in obeys. 1f any of hu •:hsMlu,nur 1.11 ..-
Weelfonl. 71se bridognw,m hid mi de- fou race ave ret I(k)mil,•s M"g by Si h, ed en bosom• rss.ive under tbe Mmiatarial
rind ol, and then, in alis pra.nro. of After several turtle'. days of chaffering whip, sn.thor tern of the (lovarnnient
mks ..robed wtsnhippsen, the ceremony rindstone dare I s before their e es the
t.nk place. in s similar strain, the following pro•- I( K ° Y
Mir Riven soiled sonrnfnlly by the penal was ttede :- tamptnug II•It „f • 8herul a noel and
pdaiwly dreeswst Ar da, bee rally fer.+ads mocked hat, or the inmates key .d the
plain) g teplly u sM went ; and )tr. ..H7. i'rina,. Gond Oreille, Kosies, Registry sud ..red forthwith they wheel
and Waome-Ws k"nn, came forward, tis hate hoe end do their master's bidding
Sturtevant smiled a siagnl&riv mesal.¢ Itt•r Acing spokn•n.an. He said ;-I with grateful espsctanoy of Lbs g.0d
wile as he $hppd ti. diawnud wed- an t(01ng to tau lbs teem..( ell the chinos M eons •('hanks to Mr Itlake
littering on the finger of his bride.1 Indians --not inclnAing throe of lbs and the Reform Opplittnn, those and
Fkweosstarted aseh. aught iia glitter1 Porta¢.. Fin', in the wily pert .f other things enn111y reprehensible lied
ef W Millen:, Mit the trader prerurs' every apring, we want all the children to been •ep,wd uefore th. lase g.ssra!
bed �s"� hw. h. Wetted with Ane elnther .' lit the *Metier, and the true chancier of the
Ates.n of elegastprri*gna -w{tted at4I.JI.4A ' en b boo .isN,d-il.Mrh► tinellaWn ant war seen by th.
a.; • rev, late th. .re m•st of w6hichh the I (roe. head t., fad wfth .arta. ajr Jslsg ' most esaul observer 'lht election,
r" welfttkr" 554..4. and th. eseehman sea , an Indian wants to settle, • thnngh mnnug on the country, W wee oh.
v' die rand M let'.rta•ant 11a11, folk.- I'v•mes u M be pal uy for hint telly fee- *erste sofa lbesr5m.ut °rgut, "like A
- .;t kr Iliw other earriagee, wkidt enntain- nfrhed, and a plmigRe, with all ise 5eear- thenderb, t from • olsar ale►,' resulted
W Mat4igw.N�- Fkr.oce e•el.ahwl I inent* of cattle, h.:., complete, i. to In scatunng the .J.1 Mu
�'s•ssWd. ah. drew sinew M the be ors bbs rep s
giv.0 t.lm ' Ws went hngglee fer Ma Oav+rammu bks ahaR ►trf..ae tbe wuirl.
'(dsef air ke.1•rd, and .1,s eedonsd Inver I ehiefs, ennntltll.. aid braves, te show sn that mmp•rativsly few .f thorn gained)
r thou, d,Nieit o Ruh man 1. t.. he stip- rs-el.rtuon. In 'ddounw M this, lir
I��lwkssl, whitlw am yam taking ma 1' I plied wool . sbyw M .mea 1,r hinting, Itlake'. raven end ehle oritie'wm ..f (1,v -
Ma 1061d,�re,trt,ase 1li1l. fi1t.4 fur and all lir other ngnir.n ns. ; and M• .rnm.nl P.licyt hie p.r.riel and fear-
meg / w"7 acne, j grosso• in the tare way' gsoh ladies ; isr wi pees of their wrens dumas -ceded
ecncnitL Nits) 3.
Yellow fever has broken out at Charles-
ton.
On Sunda?t 2000 immigrants arrived
M New York.
Cholera 1* declining in Dan taic;no fatal
cases for two days.
An attempt has bean made on the
life of King Amadeus of Spate.
The week ending 26th Aug tritneved
329 deatlu by cholera t Konigsberg, in-
cluding 127 children.
The length of the telegraph lines of
the world, eat pr.eot,430,000 toile sin
&.rope; 190,0 01 in Amerios; 10,•000 .n
A tatreoe; 30,000 su b -marine; acrd 1110,-
11)0 intim of sltenuuusya.r),_
The U. 8. proalow 1,800,060 teas of
pig iron yearly.
The copulation of the r. R, ie nos
38, 5bo, 983; of whom 4,968,904 are
negrow in venous degrees, and 63,2:.4
Clone**.
Eh" valntion of Boston is thi■ year
Six hundred and thirteen nmillion dollars.
Dr. Livingstone a reported safe .nd
slowly making hu way homeward.
The Prussians will eescute Ill• teeti
near Paris *fent bth Sept.
Ths 9wedtah army i. to be reorganiz-
ed, the o0uscription system being re-
tained.
The Orangeman of New J•rseypataded
.n 28th Aug. witl. & guard of 44 police
men. No disturhsnce.
Another Steamboat explosion recurred
on Sunday, 27th Ang, The Steamer
Ocean Wave, with 2110 en board, Mao
upt Mobile;29 killed, 66 wounded aunt
many misting.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has
asked all the clergy of his diocese to
have themsel,es pho °graphed at his
expense. A nioe lot. of figure -head.
they will make.
The British exports in August were
twenty trillion pounds sterling -the
largest total over attained.
The King of Italy u reported to have
appointed Count Senopu, and not
Menabrea, as Alabama arbitrator.
Dr. Livingstone is expected t, be able
to settle the sexed guesuoout the sources
of the Nile and Congo.
M. Thiers is to haus • len pbhened
lease of office, as President of France.
The Cholera has extendM1 its ravages
1 to Hamburg. This is but a step to
New York, with which there is cnnstant
transatlantic cammonfcation by steam.
A Roman mn \
b ttsckod the atic•n,
and as dispersed by the militaryatthe
expense of several lies.
And now it is reported that Austria,
1ta1y and Oernuny have formed • p»sc.
alliance and that Russia is probably
oordi*l also.
Jamaica has been shaken but rod
damaged by earthquake.
The body of • young wotnan, in a state
of docompsition was found in • trnuk
t the station oft the Hudson River It.
R. Through • trnckrnan ft wee trace)
as having a,me from the house of one
Rosongweiggersquack doctor, and pm-
feasional abortionit. The likelihood-ia
that the girl died under his hands. My
he have a ahon shrift and • lung rope !
A Lesls Trades Union has get a ltsstm
The Union compelled an employer to
dtacharge an operative. Th. operative
Buse the ofdsen of the Union at the
Assize. and gets £300 damages.
A Hindu, lady poo lectured in Ma•Iras
nn the "Haman being" acknowledging
the mperioribyof man and the inferiority
of "'tenon.
The poppy culture is snooeeeful In
Cslifnmis, end the protect contains
more morphia than the opium of com-
merce.
Two Mnwar*ors WAv1.-The Timer of
fedi,. gives Aridiuenol particulars of the
diluter which occnrn.l at the inland ut
T.galands. It appears that on the 3rd
of M(srch last an onthnnt took place
from the volcano Rnw•ng,on that island,
accompanied by a seaquake ; th. sea
,thereopm rse to • great height, and •
gig5slm wave, about 40 yerya h,gh end-
1.nly rushed 'm the island, sweeping
away fmm it human bemire, settle,
hoses aged everything else. lin. account
says 416 mem,us perished ; another ■c-
o lick gives ale nomboram 300. Among
thaw who penand wu the Rooth of the
island. Only the. hn,sss were 1dt
standing. Almost all the survivors fid
t•. the hush, where they still were by
lett ae.-nnta. Th. Mono of lh• ded
wen lying •hmtt making fhb air fo.el
fmm west of hands to hury...Jksa.....0*
,hs 14th of March the Solna*. ata: net
flames and lava which destroyed-Iltwal e1.
tha coltoratsd land. The *rooked nese
end doeretoof the snrrrrtng p. nlstion
are said t. he great land the need of help
pressing.
Pretterry, sem C u is the
d.sldontim in dvwtising. 14.11. ]oar
eowttesta wWn tM Hvsois [lmht
T,lJntillion News
Sixty'l'.s.utsfirma make a upeei•lty
et eggs and handle d,3S7,6t(U donee year.
ly .
The Paris crew has' withdrawn from
the 11.1da. rax, raid 1e11 ter home, a1-
1101.gh they prod their onto..,co fou,
A tranger to Cobrarg, mimed lune.
Daub, 6P) years of age, committed slit.
nide un Tuesl.r, whir •1udes the Milo-
esce of
10 10
The preperalions fur the Provincial
Ethibiuuu rt Kwgstnu an rapidly be-
ing °mutdeted,
Berlin hu presented Profesenr Guld•
w it deans, ei 'Turunto, with a beruulul
inketemd, as an &ckuo.lelg toot of his
lectors un the Germeu war.
80181 poisons were pr.seut at the Oalt
Radorw Pnoouio. Moon. Mackenzie,
Itlake, Curre Itymal and others �1r,ke.
Mr Lawson.recrmnt M. P.,fur tie booth
hiding woe masted Miro,
At Pert Burwell and Port Stanley tis
schooners Skylark and (lr0r;te M \tile
were Jrtven ashore iu the late gale. Ths
mate and weumau.-cook of the former
were drowned•
Mr Pihl the Nurwosen father of
narrow gauges' was dined at Toronto,
and u now to be accompanied to the
Muskoka region by Ssud4eld Macduaald.
County TiTtw �.
Wattle ften G sag ally
5111(1,10 ur .511010 teaum ) a1.
A meetu,g of the representative. of
the various muuio1p., iuw Interested in
this North Perth, North Huruu, and
South Itruoe Ruloay extension, was �-� Or Eict,1e.
bald .t ltluevale last Mondry, w,,vened
at the cell of Mr D. U. Hay, Secr try.
Taw following tuwuship delegates were
prusuut :
Went Wawan,osi-E. (law,!, Deputy
Reeve ; E. J. Barger, Thoutas Harris,
Alei M..uaey.
Auh,tield--Ivo. Armstrong, Reeve.
East Wawauua1 -George McKay,
(luuueillur ; Robert Currie.
Kuiless -M. Campbell, C. Mooney,
W. Treleaven, •
Mono -T. Kell . Reeve; )Jr. Holmes
Deputy It.ev. ; H. J. Johnston, Couu-
tallw ; N. M. Livingstone. J. Strvttuu,
W. J:" Hiugston, 1'. Thwurrsou, C. R.
Cooper, '1'. bliertdau, J. beillie, J. Are-
stroug, T. Ashton.
Tun,b•rry - John Mcrer, Re ore ;
Pater Ftalter, C. Toot Sett, J. k, Mac -
ton, Joseph larch. G. B. Starnes, Juhu
Gregory, L J. Brow, J. M. Iwtot, John
Curvgw, Samuel Bla:k, Wm. Smith.
Grey --J. L, kie, Reeve ; A. Ma
Donald, Depot) Reeve ; Jamse Spence,
W w. Spence, Thomas Strachan, R.
The Rideau Cousl Steamer. find great Piers n.
ditllculty iu taking Meir trips beteg Mlma-D. Falwwr, Reeve; K. Win.
trouYJw! by 1uw water and the smoke stau)y, W. D. Stewart, hdiuw Davies.
iruwthebtuhfirer. Wa1Lo.-Andrew Little, Dvjuty ILlis111iltUn ?Street,
Reev.-
1.u.ow_l D D Hay, Reeve , D p, r,
ONE OF THE MOST• DESIRABLE • ' `=r
Business Stands in Goderich
00 ----
THE PREMISES OCCUPIED HY R. 11. SMITH, CONSISTING OF A II
Start Brook Bwldtug, fire pro.( en,(, "turn ad deMliug. Feed u,trance to
dw"Hmq front Square Situate uu North side of Market Square, 92 ft. 'routege by
147 ft. deep with 11411 of way to°� North St. end Hautillou 4t.
N ill Le sild by Auctwu on 161E Soot. ueat on 11. promote.
T�YtM091 XI L Y.
leuquir ut
W. M. 113.EiVAC3Ir
Godvriuh. August Stith, 1871,
-ti_
G MeltENZIE �.
STATIONERY.
Hu mored, t. leis own Ston ou
It u •std Mere is a siker mum on the
Gatineau nut
n"whwre on thou rconuy rel
the Desort. 1ts whereabouts u known
only to the Indw,s, who keep the seerrt
to therlmselves, and rant be temupted to
re/'eal it.
A largo eel was caught by a ld salved
Hugh Brown, fn flu strand River •t
Galt. 1t measured &limit 4 feet long slid
weighed 6i Ib.. Itels are very ',lout"
this summer In the river,
The Minister of Marine u at variance
with John A. and will likely leave the
Rinsing Government shi .
Campbell, Councillor. Thi 8tcek purchased by him [rapt lhr
1'ho 9ecrntary briefly stated the ub- I lnauh'eut Fatale ut
Joel of the weetfug, old 10,.51101 u( this
•utrrptiw, pnytlug out tlat lay -law.'
had burn del, wLwtere and 11 0 1st . Mr JOH1� L'�ARRIS
by referrpelto t t Torestd con tLo lis». l
lie refnrrod to lite Turunto and Lu,dou ••
movement as obviously dc-.Igned W burk
the &chew", aid propasusg uothilyp R'hich be u datettauund
tangible instead theruof,and urging vigor *50
and nutty.
p Ths meeting had to arratg• for
Muntr,sl u ex n lumbarfo South Towuship wettings, at which Delegate.
I". g from the W., G. , B. Mallory sould
America in increasing yuantitisa 510
fen ptvsent. Tey tint and seu,ttd w,wt-
Tlla Prurincial An,gl,can Syuud mesa 'n¢t at Aiulrlville, uu \l dueaday, AT AN
M -Manatee{ o H 13th u( 3lith at fid,. in., awl at W'ittgiant, oft
Thursday, 31t, at 1 in., had .Indy
been fixed. Blank bills bad been pro
vided ; also 10110 copies of a campaign
sleet for distribution an.11g the people
it was resolved t u alt a usly that
Peter Faber, try , of Winggham, be
Mr. \arse, •pewter, yumtwd un a1Wr appointeed Chainuan, The Sea:rvtary'w.
ham, TI» Doo was *aver! by mks 1tuam_ a',p.. iutment was also contiruted.
At eau elso rem lad tout mawtmg. ust received •std srllin loser !ban else-
er i Dont, Lut tlw father eau druwod lee' held through the tuwuahi s ma j g
and his body wit leceverd. I (allows : where,
TheDomhuunpostaltarifrhhapenetrated Gnag aid Morris -at Ainleyville. ���� 12 �Il:li�^i :
to British Columbia to Me satisfaction u( Wdneda] Allg. Saab, &t 6 p, w. A T 7hT01tR7�OUSE'p•
our follow Cauadiau on the Pacific.: Tuntburry-at Winglanu, un Thur,- Al 1U UAri O
Throe cotta from bite stage 1tc W tie' dsy 31st, et 1 p. in. 0lre la 1 (data t0 save mouq -
f'uific 1. pretty uhesp pgtsi((e ! I Monis end I'.'aat Wawanosh-•t Bel- £vorlthing you Want in School
The (ifube preacbw • very forvible ' grave, Sept„ 1.t, .1-1 p. w., and Blyth
sermon against the demoralizing peeve- some day, et 6 p. tis. Golerieh, 18th Augat IR'i 1. ut
fence of betting t .11 out -door •ports, , Turn1erryg.1 Bln.,vele, fiept. 9nd,
otherwise good and bu.ltlulul. ' at 1 p. w., atilt t Jamestwn same day,
mt 6 p. ret. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Grev and Morris ---at Walton, Monday L It Dltlhoaor 1st bare a Tangh aTiLd. s
'ea.atrkilia'1'11aI. --- 4th, at 1 p. m., and Tuwnplot Grey, same Ths c u plsu'ts of lab.,rfsg men that Slv0r Ware,
d at b P- m.r, their woken .,us and thomvelrce are wt 1' aney (}node,
'A LAIN 7I\•D jus t'si cseTAtrNO ass Molesworth --on -Tuesday 6th, at 1 heli uI proper respect by theme wlrt W'. 11 papery,
Au1. . p. uL weupy different .phare■ to life, are only & Wixdow Blinds.
s -- _ Morrie --•t Harris. School -house, un 40. well founded. klanual labor u, C!
AL • Criminal Court, held at Fort TueMey, bib liepbember, •t l p ram, undeniably, held in c termuve Ali- AT MOOIRIIOUSL• 'S.
William, un Tnesday;July 2b:h, Sheriff and Forbes'sSebool-house, &awe day, at respect. The chief reason of this u that
Fraser un the bench -Flora Mitchell, 6 tis. workmgmeu do out love knowlelge,
teacher, Ballachuluh, un the county of East ,R'swaruceh-at Scott'• &:hoot- they show themselves to becnntn mere Gneri.h 18th Jdy, 1871. awfi4
t tale its r e •^„ , .a .',-''Al'rdttesdryytth, at 1 p. 1L.. teed macklnet, »,..;.:e ... y.,:urmtnt the
ace of the Prum51gti i Pura1, 1 Detm(Lktoytll, same day, at 6 p. o. work that fall* be their 4.4 m Ms hue of
' with havi, made • false Mlii jg anut: $rte W aad AsbSdd-st their daily trail, aid .4 duan¢ little or
schedule .Le returned to the.djitret, ea Dmtganaon, en Thursday ; th, at 1 wahin r •lee. :Ley ell..w tLe ialh,tor H.
the 3d day o.I April Iasi Aocl:eW p•le•si, p, m., and Hing.Lndga, sem" day at o iseurp alis righta of the man. They t..o
aJ out guilty, mad wu.de(end.ai be feta• p, w. bRcn give more thought .nd m.rre,at-
Mckenrae, writer, Dun an McPherson, - Lucksow-on Frida)- 8th, 6 p. m. 4oti„n n, the unr)050* bh•n n ti" awn,
sohao,lntuter, Onium, .aid that in lis. West W&wsno.1,-Gtb"u„'. School- ,Inti! the f..no.r becoeva M" cl.t.f Lett,
capacity as Registrar fur the district u1 bouw, Saturday 9hh, I p. a., and Town sod then cowpdu❑ ricean*a other ars
Ballarhult•h and Curran .f Argour, lie HMI, unwed y, t G p. um, them as they vee then,aslves. be wbu
conducteal the taking n( the census ;for Kinloss-Lang.i ie, Monday ` 11th, disregards lo. nwii rights, and Ignore.
_that district fo A�ast. Alnz Camer,n at 1 p. ie., and Kielueh, rule day, at 6 be own wtatslnwdt I ovd n..t bink f.ir
*r the env marmot he app anted fur the p. m. uVwn to n•q,act llo.m. We nutnnare-
districtu. aIva Now .)1itcle'1. resoled. Morris-Ban,ni Sohool-buns.,, Tues- 1d4nrly hear, among • certain rIW,
1'h. sobeduls shown him was brought W ellep 12.1i, t 1 p. w., and A. Brown's Mons such rrtn.rk at 'hu, on the snb-
him by Uiwan.n, atung with s o. urty 6*hail-bnue, s& io lay •t G p. m. jest o1 edncting their children . •'Well,
wore. He cenobit rel it hu duty to took Eluoa--Trowbridge, Wedue«fay 13th, age's s; Jubn t ¢" t.. wbol moms
over thea, all, to res if they were proper• ; at 1 11 . m. Newry. same day, at B pp m•.r. Aut 1111'" g..t lanes' enough.
lag filled. Im hack u,g aver Use Jlitchull'. m. Brittow'm, Thundery 14th.. at l0 He can n•ad end sato and cifdier tee°
.che,u.e, he (von.! that her mgr a, m. Donegal, sine day, st 1 p. m. B1eat• and !Let'. enough fur any aomn,eow
was put down at 2; years. - As she s ns Steve son's bciho d -lieu.,., same d y, . wane.' '• Thn. renally acknowledging
peremelly known to himself he judge•1 6 p. n.. a distinction which the ' neat moment
by her appearance bb.t,her age ou Wallace -Craig's School-hnuse, Tiles they wo: ll Jeny ; thus hvlpong to ley
much unstrnlatvd. (l�ughur.) ;He day Seh, at l0 a, m• f;„wallet„ser,,' the fonudation for a difference vh,rti ` ILLnRRP."(*'f:aur Taecvnranfr•s-
had wmnr•rsauou with Cllr onunurater awn day, at 2p. ui. 11ren'. 1'mturl• thea creno ethers for pseneue rg. Thu I� sd rep w .e .: leek ea Taney p��s
•lint the natter • few div s after the 3d 9th, t 10a, q,. Fer' n' ] rriaci ,l. it somettu.es carried to the ex- O.pilt fit N 5 f•. oideu 'so e... the mita
gllso p,: same day. I 1 Aetu M N ilia Rsllw.r 0-,..'. Trad.n .a *ties
'.f A1,rll, old r& tete ,numerot..r ser of at 2 p. m. tremo etul prolnce. ib elle is ■c•:ordIu;;- air .m..ont ver (1 1 0.e 1....... lend. r "el,....,-
llne Mame Opllt tl, • ttiws. wrote to tM I LieuoweI--li.tnnl y'9th, *t G p. m. lag. T. lasmss jest kunw..d¢e .co l*. .'"hire. in eatofe rw ,inn .l 1. laser u .i Cot. l
Ses.wn-Clerk of atronUsu fer an extroot ; On minim of D. D. Hey. seonded to enable hum t. �nght Isis way through r --
"f her bees out .,r th. eooion b0,k. In by N. h[. Living.tono rt was nnani- i 1.fe, u thought to he suffcient fur • JAMES THUMSON,
return he received an extr.:t of her •utously resolve! -That in tinrjudgment Lb"nng men, and ail knowlaalge and Torn Chrk.
baptism, fr which it appeared that th i North Penh, North Ifumu, arid'soonuremenu that d. mol bear Directly aa•enrh, tar 31.( ITL ..tits
she was baptsed ,a the 10th day .4 booth Bruce Railway-extenaion will, as ;'a' hu lone of laleor •re anu,derer super
Fobrmary.l'i'C,, er 44 years ago (laugh- 1 ootnpseed with any rival scheme or livers, 11 gli they tend to elevate the
ter.) ttl4,lsne tloen eo.,u i,n,o ted with
1 to Registrar G.nurel, who directed) him
to report the cane to the Pr.t•urat.t.
risaaal- Tarr winner wucr•s•-exam:u,ad
at great length by Mr. McKenxue, who confidence and.npp.rt.4 the people, and Thia, we are hapuy to mar, is not the
rndeavunrl t' •haw thlt ilea. J1ePbernm we plydgennnel.nt work c,rdtslly and' view taken by ell lal.or.ng men ; tad wo
was actuated throughout by private energetically to secure the ),aasage od I are sti11 happier to be ■Ale to 5. oleo
malice against the unused, and that By-law. in•id of its aoutrucunn, using i'here i. • rrr.wirg disleeituon among
ho had no authority to nuke the prevent I every legitimate moan" to carry th, i I 'eming •lases to dnye out these
mvstug lune -Mat if ray err..n hied I project to a anon•ssful tesue. . *I"*e"*s views altogether ; het it will
been o.a tutted the enunwrsb.rs wen Blank hill. for public meetings and (►k. • Lmg ume yet t., Ju It. And,
the r , sr psrttos to correct them. Campaign sheet. w. re dutnbnte.l among 1 dnrtng that longtime, will e"t laborers
Waste's, however, dewed teat the pan- the meudters of the Conuuittee. hal, to tsar a large share n( the blain,
c-rd1ng5 were instituted thr• lieh tiny ' ft is rearO .eI that the prove ling. for their own wrong" T Then me no dl.-
prisme atimosityon hu pert. Alexeuder dmf this meeting he sent to the Huron grace fn weil'ling t nlnw, ou o1. o1 •
U.meron, ib. enmmerator, IJenaBed tlw wipers and Listowel BAntea f..r pub• ' spadle; mut there ie smoothing dsgram•-
schedule shown bim as the one h• iwtion. lel in awing able to de nothing else.,
✓ eoewd from this weuwd. It ceuucrej P. Fined, Chairman. Higher capabilities ave placal within
t0 bim that rhe eau elder ilial %11. D. D. Iia(, 8ec'y. men'. retch. These ors mit mere'" high-
IAngald McPhee, regi red .uasu>n- et *cL.evementa. They d" nut regmrr,
clerk for tie parish utSeroutua, M,d nor, in themselves, bespeak the hloltest
that he ser 99 years of age He ,ailed "A Mdn,ntain °f (toil" i& the last inlellrctn.l rend esthetic enldmw. It uR
assession-clerk for the pmish.1Mtrmtia,. inducement held ant 4, seekers after Ifiagrnee that the chef e(s.ryable d.ffer-
for uuwerds .A 60 vase. He knew the sudden end 0000 rnel wealth. "A etc. 1 ''Men the no and hu metier
Mitchell family, The document lin pro- gentlemman by the tame of Robinson, I.h. ,i L chat tits one pull. the plow
duped was a true and correct extract df says the tet. Ibelie kepullr.rw "who ; and the ..th.r bolds it.
Flora Mitchell's baptism, taken (rots the claims Oreg'in as his ahudinn place, is*
session bo,k, She .as baplsed ou the making en hnnesb !;ring by ggabbing up M R fiD.
11th of Fobrn*ry, 1827. '11. entry in companies oilmen, 1 e) in nuu.l,er, whom I ♦R I
the b ok was mule by hINeslf. In in c.usidereti°n ut �lq) p•id by each, ho
on,as-uxauunatiun, Mt, 11 Kena»•hn*d promises t, pilotto a Innuntaiu of solid Al (Nen.5. ns .5th ASR. b the Rev- aver.
waned mn extract Imo aye m 181N, in gold. After wondering around in the "'cant nal"olm r°rn..T u, F45.n1 ,1,,.,
g t It w u 14.r:, .
*loch It mu stated that Flora Mitchell uta untain s with hi. duj,ea fur ser,rsl
ser learn w Frbnurl, 1839. 1Yiuur weeks, Mr. Robina onsuddlenlydisappears �7 �T �} �} (''1 �T
.dntftled tht the signature was hu, Otit to'start a new enterprise of the .tine B V S I lY E 1"7 A7 V H 1\
i. rnmld nue aq wbu *rota the .1Ieyd character." We lave the utmost iffy r
•x;rait. He was finite ants that it wu for the victims of Robinson ;but they
not s true one, but be would u.t .geese bel"ng to a dW which 1*. as a grtk•rnj.r
that the tapu.ni extract he pralncedl thug, v., odious." Whernfere, well
was c,rrca. He recollected • meutber Robins n kindly come around thf. way 1
of the Mitchell family haring applied iwot ham not mgfin., hi& telenta eltogeth•
for an elusct some years ago. The er t, Mieenuri. Then aze * goed rima]
Fiscal (Mr. M'Lar.n)tben addressed the in this locality who aro looking for him
Sheriff, sod craved a conviction, Mr. with intem�anxiety.
M•K.nsie, fur the accused, hreld that
the prsecutor was bend to prAdoo i
'evidence ae tp the birth, but this he hd Lose Joss Rmastt.-An Ameri"an
failed to do; not a word to the d,tcomenta ' paper says : Anybody who ever saw
un which he relied referral to a birth I Lor{ John Russell might well believe he
but t.o baptism. He referred t. the et- eau destined to reach the age of
tett of birth given by eh• &niton clerk 1 MsTSO.acan. Hi. a little wemlen-
in 1864 r a correct nue, and he now faced, withered, shrunken up nod chap
cams forwarl with a 11.p:ism cerutMata std in Itis big boggy clothes, reminds one
e nd sail that the former one Sat not rf • lister nee • rivalled in itis shell.
urn". How lsuld they, then, depend But he fs es full of life as an egg is of
on books kept in snoh a manner se thief mea•, and pwrh•p. one n( tbe milt »-� --
The Rhenff found the charge pm•5n. markable pro,4s of this riGlity i& th,
He was bound to t.ke the .er. ou-ho,k vigor in which he habitually Inds his -
u evidence, espe•uslty when it a•..wunl neat omrgan just leefnrw rising to .peek.
to by the party who made the entry. After hsvirtgltaken ■everalrsef. in an en-
Alfhnngh the rxtrast referred t" • ormous banana handkerchief, he snvsl-
heplism, he (the 9heri6) understood ope. hu nos' in its folds,
!bel d eau in•■,ably tbe olesMm nut to applies.. h. th hands, and give. such 51
ha tae children Intl they mire ?rrcn. unapproachable bleat, s'nimpsnied by a
tl aughter.) Therefore it null mde 1 mod,- movement of thy. whole body r''"'^sg en1 vole* trot ►stye. neelo. isietW sere *Aertm, se mete *one r•'- w.* Rants. Teem
ar"'^ l4 M.r• $ltM itL•dat!. li•m, wanld , �5r mire *ell mime nal One tern• eMepor et theeritILTT Whig sora► then env MMr Stet
IM lseW ttnlw, met wta�Is.MSr. ti..►m.sw msrww t twit wdesw
.he h•plised sen ahs day un which wee • a apart in alp directions, from the sheer'
of the edmnnition. N hrfr'?r• - ... . _ ....., . RM-"-"me*e•.-
bxrw. le cold not bellies der I, --- u 1-.1wt"'�'' ftna0
.w oMstpy rut peS { efts down he retires lwneath Chi. i th. n.ae .m oiseeeln res w Peon aA amnio Nese Pen.nd Rev.l•rm. •.wet.. mnhn
t tl» ll(�1.. _was.. r•nnr t.+,.rr. : .� t• Rs' r.MM wort, t'ee., enema. lo,. Mv. rules, M•N
pr!M l IMM
a mistak mani1ere n swat.,tag mn d hab, u.n. of R inn ees ,,p •ggain bhe diel a ' m.,, .ed "I'L •vrry4M,5 7•ri .1M s nr et.t4d,*yy n*.. w,tA .•los ..1 .h.,
a mistake of AR ld,u yeti, er euuct Ire ow tableyiian front hi n, burner hu h d tet i V r i;rY 111 (1 *1 'I F(1't l-
&g". Hs gemma ld, haw*ear. Infia•t n,l whss le eve trop year cameo 111 vie 5.a.5A m.. hew r5 sp .m.rytkly M elle.
lotted penalty (het the law allowed, and in hie brad, and, to all *pp ".twos.,
S...rtli•g1) find the accused in the elm hoonmes the very embodiment of pro. NGVELl'Y At OTt ST(5RR,
.4 £1 *belies. rhe m„rt-rowan wail pound resigns:ion. tt nr
eeoad.d deriwg ebe oriel. G.denah, September 1st,1871.
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