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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-10-06, Page 44 - SWIM - NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS.they must, lthi -Notice t() Breeders—I[ Lo+re, Sr. tree posit o t 0 P-utneitltipNotice--BtoadfUot aad(riay. exideavot'iu(- t h _Note Lost—David � cI Douli. for some ea 1 Speetaeles---M. D. counter. - speoiat _' his.: -) obit .1.e. kis. Grain (`hopein F . ,Secgmi1lcr. .Biatikets-lees and sWitze'r. expo,5ttor• The London, Huron and Bruce 3tailway. As the ratepayers of the Town- ships of Tuckersniit h and Hay will be called upon to vote' for or against By-laws granting- aid. to this Rail- way, we cleent it our drift' to place before them as accurately a we -pos- sibly can a statement of the present position and the prospect of the ultimate success of this scheme. In doing this, we wish it to .be distinct- --1y understood that we do not ap- proach the subject from a par or sectional point of .view we wish to influence the ele eithe=r- for or against the s. ch We merely desire to place b them a plain statement of the ition which this enterprise now cu.pies, and will leave them toj for themselves w'iether oi4notit be judicious 'for them to grant aid which is asked of them. ;In the first place, then; from very first conception of the sche we have always expressed the ion, that unless its could enter pass through the northern: sectio this County it could never be a paying concern: ,e are of same -opinion still, arid. we have yet been able to find a. single in vidual to disagree with ins. on t point. We have also b-eld, t1iat less the Wellington, Grey and Br Southard extension were shut from the Northern country, London scheme could not and wo not be carried out. Our reasons so considering are, that there is a sufiieient amount of traffic in Southern section of the County support another road ; and th, could not be a sufficient amount traffic got in the North to .supe two roads, and we defy any pers to produce figures to piove the co trary. Under. these circumstance 'we concluded that the road whi received the support of the Norther townships would be the orie whit would succed. Believing as we di that the London road would be t one most likely to serve the gener interests and convenience of the pe pie of this County, and that, if id. r ceived the required assistance, it wa the one winch was the most likely t be built, we lent it all the encourage naent incl assistance which - lay i out rower. aFrom the geogiaplrica position of several of the noither. townships interested, it was quit evident t than to secure their assist • ance for this scheme a certain rou t must be adopted. This route is tai one which has now become know as the " Eastern route. The Di rectors of the London scheme very wisely adopted it as being the one by whick',the success of their enter- prise could -be the more easily se- cured. Its prospects,_ at this time, were mi.ost bright. So much was this the ease, that the Directors of the Wellington, Grey and . Bruce Railway became alarmed lest a por- tion of the territory tributary to their main line would be invaded by this London scheme, and, in order to put a stop to it, decided upon run- ning 'abranch of tliei • main line along precisely the same route as that adopted ' by `th, other. The promoters of the London scheme thereupon became frightened of their ri vat 1, deserted the only roti to by which the support of the northern - to��nships could be secured, and the result is now well known to every - per son. The Weliineton, Grey and lir uce ni:en succeeded in carrying. their Bonus By-laws in every one of the northern towrtshil')s, with but ost�ie exception. That exception was Etat \ 7a�vatrro5h. The promoters of the London scheme succeeded in car- rying their By -lav in that town- . ship, but the Municipal Council have since refused to ratify it, so that East Wawanosh cannot be ,counted on either side. It will be seen from this, clearly enough, F which of the schemes has now the 'better chance of ultimate success. "The London scheme is now virtually shut out from every one of the t X of tl-lea"n. townships for two years. 1 l f, at the expiration of two years the Wellington, gton, Grey and Bruce men fitil tci fulfill their engagements, then thLe. London inen will have another •cllatnce, and not till then, and there is no use in attempting to hide the fact. e have labored earnestly i and zealously for the success of the of 1.anclon scheme until every ray of trustees, hope disappeared, and we became t°onvinced that to labor longer .. was i ' but to \ziiste time, and delude the N public-. We know that there are a t few who yet clrng to it, and some 1 ivlio loudly boast that it will yet ng succeed. To such we would say, t titan r do eters erne. efcre pos- oc ude will the - the the me, o1)in- and n of made the not di - his un-- uce out the nld for not the to Pyre of ort on n- s, ci. ]1 h ci, he 0 e- is • 0 n Ll n� e e e set ves: We dist.ne 1,1•e$end cite tut, not be buil , at correctness `)f ( E. assertions •.diff ti Coinl)•- ,fill dltl l,5cireine . It stat;�i .1se i 1 . in. ourhe-;irj1 Ing of Marl. rat -ty, by the .il igiL ct and by ncu1.` y •f: f'ro'isionatl. I t. Could be ca trni t cheaply by tie (.eutrad r etre. stated by tli.e Z' •s? of Director•s'to�i ,� �' It g Oral t of the appoint for that purpose, ,ii rs o1' they ate shall be sent to the said -M 0(1 ?�->}1a1: the pul)17 ' \Virden 1)y mail, at least before the clay a1,p of ntct t --t QW to them- ;laid �layror.aud 'Wardens t gleet to name such trustee, tt, i 1td('I. patty shall 1)e at,liliet'tV to oad 'can the place of the trustee l 1 ti"The said trustees st;tt , tl t sd,.iltrove t Le''tie4 1)y t I;1incei of t Int)tere of t ))alit((T repe.tt in tllie ale• �t)f lite Chu )e) MT ail 31tec�� r ot tl hitt . CI is ea si1'y anti Ister n as by tl Mills a vo bee c of t ;'e Boa ii•1(' ever, llree.. f tih '� ill inicip'.L the f"o• �l coul .fr rn IL �rndo]i t lsr�>olite,.u>s ail r tl e aggre er _ t an ed. I lin gen s rn t .i an e i a -it i ' lied by n , !sl ort nec rly cl mount.. re batedly ct •re t L ;stns e)( n , (: 1 ir'e� n :atcl ) ye:.ts c o and Deputy ities interest d,_t not be const'act n_.nham 1_) thti less bonuses ; in gate to $319 ,'00 now appears that $228,500 cai n ) any route, th is 'a . 100,000 of 'the it has also . leei� by the Engin er a it will reenir ; at mile to build an .l The -distance rori, ham is 70 at les, quire $840,0 10 ti working orde - Tow, let us s 1 e h sum can be i+ais intent Bonus of A,' 70 miles amoi nt5 following table i amounts Whie-I can named by the s:l dl 11ayor a: he the said dcl)cnt;rem ''iii trii hr cu nv'ert the sant . into :mil- k, nnr he to d1eposit the al:toulut real- '4)- `ilt of slieh did; )e.ntit.res it the chartered Darks, ]in vin, �ti'- ' the City of Lunch in :i n the i 11- : London, }Huron q, id Bruce l; Trust `t -s- i Ci))al• 7. run t Account," am- ai � i s•ttne out to then lialdl Comps s to time on the . •rtificatc of id gineer Of. the said rails 'av ii as out in the Sc1ledi xi tt1'i,) le I the like effect, sd,ti~in out t Goyeininent Bolus City of. London Bid.lul:ph and It "Gil1 Usborne Stephen .... .. Hay - .. Stanley Tuckersmith C `li.n ton . -... Hullett ..... Exeter' -n 01 hoe ire ;..$1140,000 00,0 )0 s, tiat (0 nes• road. IWing- ticl re- ' ad in tin of t dove elle t `e. its .n - of he e Total amount ci Bo Stock i Deterioration from ti228, 500 Bonus at 6 per cent Total availal)le' a Total cost of 70 nail from Loudon to - 1r Total deficiency It will. be see that at their ovvl cost of the road, one, and not cox preliminary expe them bonuses fr m palities which ar: s and which they ' it ,-not get, they are one half. We place these atepavers:of Tucl atncl challenge a r �f correctness. By x11 enabled to. judg, Whether or not t1 n. feed, under the gr•.tuting the bowl ecl of. '\tlieczz. B3 bonuses, they cad themselves, any bonuses are not s the road. It will clauses of the c quote below, that - halle to be conve iinrnediately after By -Law 4'uthoi'i.7_.in also be seen that t five bears in which t road so that, no n at l tient ni�ty be road can have the bene` t of the money proc4 r of these cebentur e even thoua�;li not in» re Of a mile of the rod built. Below we g'v the ,chartdr•I referred t readers to peruse ti ei Without • l)rej ucliceL ar own concl Lesions " Whenever an portion of a nlunicipt lit bonus t() aid the tnaki iL completion of said ra l� lawful for said Comp a valid -ogre d intent wi th said Comp In t of such 101 tl lac t 1 es • -alue nture 20,0 )O ;i, 0 0 5.0)0- 0,0�10 0,0 )0 10,0 a0 .15,0( 0 6,0( 0 0 0 11 1,71 $45'4, 70 f r`oa am... . 840,00 $355,21( 011 th .' above • ite of th 1 is;avery l0 an ink for. t an "yillo wing the I'munici- - p steel t i zero, ii a1=1 l' robably e short. nearly nes be ore the t tl ith, a d lay, t ion of their• they will be 011 thenselves v: 11 ' be ji:isti ' u nstan es, in hAr lick afire -•tsk ra nting these; a possill)1y do clo fit, a s the -a the date of the certiiicateJ suit certified) does not CX( 1•trltc amount per mile for t the road .to be applied on alone, an (1 sueh certificates edto the cheques to -be di said trustees ; and the wren ing any such certificatebyy s shall be. a misdemeanour p tin and irnprisoninettt by competent jurisdiction in of Ontario." 1.1. "The Act, of any t trustees shall be as vali(l an if the three had a greed. the • District Fairs versus Fair. The success which ha the various -district fairs season has raised th :whether it would be expe away with Provincia-1 Fai and substitute for it a • i district shows to be held • i. URON c ties of which t }dor and each ourteen days ;i and if the 1 en fail or 710 - he said t.`-olll- lanle one in ), have been - id Wardens." 'Hall receive firstly, to (y ; seeondly (:d from. the 1� some of the an office 111 isle of ":The ; ilway ? Muni - to pay. the 1 y.fl"din time lie chief en - t the form set ereto, or to I c portion to t icl that the ed the '7)1?) length of e work so be attach- -n by.the oily grant - h engineer ishable by' iy court of -Province i o of . such binding as to." ovincia) attended field -this question ent to do enti rely, tuber of ch year in some of the principal. `ties and towns, such as London, amilton, uelCili, &c. The fact tha 'tlie Pro- viIAcial Fair at Kingston, fell short of paying ell: .some $11,000, not coin Government 'grant of $l 1 :that the -Western Fair aft. exli ses left a . surplus on $4,000, is used as an,, arg favor of. the abolition of tl On the other band, it is,-ar the success of the district fa probably be only tempo that they would not bring such. a wide competition as vincial Fairs have done. Opinion that both- 'Provin district fairs- should be ma Let the same plan: be adopt,: in -ref-. orenee co them which now nevails ilii. ini'ny Counties in refe nee to ')oun y a id township sho Let le Provincial Fair be held s now alternately in the different cities, and, when it, cosies in the sa, e town ox city with a district fair, I et the wo fairs be for that. year nited. 411 the fairs, of course, sh n ld be tit on an equal footing as egards, Govd�ininent assistance. Th Gov- rnment grant should be in )sopor tion to the number of entrie,. Sorrie rrangewent sbculd also b� made fiat the various district fa 5 and 1' ie Provincial Fair. should ot fall ' on the same days. The Way New York-Cit3i, is . Governed. 21ie present condition of mt :>.icipal ffliirs i.n New Yorl is such tl at we ubt if the whole range of laistory fforcls a parallel to it. For jveral eairs, he Government of t.l,� ,,;t., tries year, uses by ng the 00, and pair yin (r and gent forme teed th s woul an bogethe he Pr e areo al an itainec of in r. at d o- f d lead fine. 1. 1 generous to thein. could ev( governmd atives, it tion to DJ PdSITOR. have stall ted suits for the recovery of the stolen muney • gainst members of the lriug, and at 'ainst the cot11 •tra..toi's by the= at d of whotu they I)erp4ratted, the frauds, and who s mire -1 with tliet p the• spoils. The 1 ing are putcingI forth every y exer- t"on their money and iiiflueiwe can ing to.bear in' fighting the •Coin- n. itt€.3' in the Courts,: but, their guilt so glaringly 'manifest that their fort:,,!can hardly avail them. The i) '0511 ;c is, and it*. sl` ould certainly b;', the I earnest wish o ' every honest roan, ,hat the prominent members of the 1:1.ing will be deSpoiled of their st )len tb)illions and that seine of them i is �e w a the wl e. country. The Ring and e� 11 li ;a1 a temporary asylum, if not per nanent reSting-place, in the ate risen. The events 11 Ow anSpuing in 1 NV'' : ork will have a most decisive ect 'in the political prospects of the T. inmany Society of which they are members have been the very head and front of the Democratic party the United States. The stigutailwhich attaches to them will also fall upon tbe party they have t been ,clentified with. The dis- ci:mil, in New York will result in c he Republicans a new lease o )0wer which, ' one time, to be slipping from their s • is evident that the Spanish zit itics DOW reagn_supreine in tl and, for they squld net "kee telegraphie line to .Puerto Fri for an hour in working Order :t country were not free from i A tire occurred in TaVistock, on Monday morning,. Oct. 2. merchant of - the place, and smaller shops were destroyed.. Wagner's loss is $2,0,000 ; insur A fire occurred in Chicago Sunday, 1st inst., in the inim building known as the Burlin `,Varehotise. Goods ' stored in Valued at $800,000, belonging about fifty different firms, were streved. One man, named -Pin Steam, was bUrned to death. A riot occurred in Danville, • on Sat-arday, 30 ult., from an atte on the part of a mob of negroes reAcue a negro from arrest, .A ftee fiaile.efforts on. the part of the May - Or to dispel se the mob, the military wet called our, and the riot act read wice ; stones being tl3rown at the Mayor, the military were ordered to barge bayonets on the mob, and one f the most turbulent of the Haters vas bayoneted. policeman was hot by' sonie- unluiown Person. Great excitement 'prevailed for a ime, the stores were closed, a ome of the private houses bal. aded. The International money orc ystem between the United Sta on on Monday, Oct,' 2i Rein ances can now be made to. any pa f the limited States by internatio money orders. hincess Alexandra was at" Ab een, Scotland, on Saturday, 30 t., and received a perfect' avati om--:the citizens of the plac he will shortly visit the Queen - An Algerian insurrection has o skirled much- agitation on the fro r of Tunis, and despatches fro at quarter- note a continnal ease in disturbance. le p the ncipe the astir - The cipal t wo ance ense gton to to trivince of (lie seemed writes the Signal co rumor ivhich has beer some q rters to the obtaine the North 119 -on B.egistrar- ship foOlis son-in-law, Mr. W. T. a corrupt barkain with the in which he agreed to the :Government. on con- t the appointment was he meter was hardly circulated in a ti al ffect that he Hays, Premie support dition made. worthy of Mr. Gibbons' attention but perl ps it is as well that such a brazen lie should be premptly nail- ed. The ollowing senttnce contains the gist of Mr. Gibbons' letter, and has the ring of the true metal : The people elected me *ill find me true to the pledges I mide, and ito temptation of offices proffeied to rel- ative, fiTend, or conn1ection, to betray tl reposed in in rests; of the R office in the t be filled w ould not alte binding the wluile or pa of const ''t oil within 14. " Whenever portion of a Municip: bonus to aid the said. C Making,. equipping and c lent td b iild •eeni by the deb :ntures into i.no_ie,Y p issag7 of -the - head of the Board of 'Works • mpanfr have complete the ard Coninolly, Controller, and r what agree- B. Sweniey, the holder of s th them, they -minor o ces, and a wire -puller na- f the interest • by the., 41e• ranks. In. about threet years these the d splay the debt of the city= more than two be hundred millions of dollars, oucl,have °f- rendered its credit at home and abroad almost worthless. They, have • • at the same time, raised theinspves from a COB dition of comparative pov- erty to be the possessors of mil Ions. has been in the hands of -a Ring, COM posed of Democratic polit cians, the principal of whom. are A. )akey Hall, Mayor ; weed, Rich - eter veral IT IS P paper in :held ther scribed to of Hu be t not such chins he edi fo e trust so or be false gift of the th my rel - my posi- POStD to star a Reform ngston. At a meeting id in the es an enterprise. Mr. S. •A late of the r and a better man could for the posi ion. OOcT. 6, 1 71. posed by the statute, on c nviction of this chaike, is iinprisonwent; not over ten veats nor less t mon Chs, and fine of not ver- one thousand dollars nor less t Ian one trouble ;ind -an outbreak of t -...\r0r7 mons are not credited.- T Mor - iron _leaders give assnrance hat all p of.eou4 will be ooeye I. Go- vernor Woods has made ev 1.1, pre- butintain the law at ai N cost Another compaey 'Unitet States tr nips 'arrived at Salt Ltdce ty die 3d instant froin Fort Bridger_ elieved found lay for It Is reported anclgenerally 1 that indictments have been against Brigham- Young to - Huron Fall Assizes., The leourt- of A size, Nisi, Prins, le Gaol Delivery open /I at the Court October, before the Hon. Mi. !Tits - tie ?,Gwynne, The fol lo Wing frentle- men were empann lied , as drawn Robert Curry, James Holland, Robert fre( .Brown, John Cowan, Peter ouglis, ' nd Ka 'ijsoLhloi/TZliiiiii;si7: ddressing them, abs nee of crime nd the g neral !eels. yaleja sala'aguociet nofsePcirtOsi eall'cietYhiriaTtvednatyY ra- it- to oderich. On this circuit, by , tow to Godericb in about 8 limns. th He thonght the peen. le to the orth. on wer wise in- their d sire for ra lway 0-- vest nts for their money. N 0111C1 -11- hay done. wisely' have inl este& in tl. ese railroad enterprises, hem m n- they were offered th opportun ty. fr ea tie th cr A despatch from Constantinopl rel th ha wa the the of Sus ed the h al mai blishment iorts 70 deaths from cholera at city on Saturday. The _seaso s been very hot, and the Supply o ter is failing. 'The spreading: O epidemic is feared, and Work o arsenal. in which a large nutr be laborers were employed, hasfr-bee pended in consequence. The Aleutian Islanders have kill 50,000 fur seals this season, bu y were unable to sell _more plan f of the skins, and threw the -re- nder, worth $500,000, ifproperly n Bi ehanan Lo as. Malearc Stewart vs; T. Gidley. f Male- Stewart vs. a.gricultura :sur nce Company. Walt r Clarke vs. lona d McKay. r John am vs H D. Cal eron. Jeffre Davis vs. Hugh fe-Kinnon. C. bore Thothas Gidley. L. C. Moore ys. Thainas James- Craig vs. Charles Dressler. james Craig vs. Neil McAuley et al. - Altai vs. Platt.-- ercliet by on - sent for $175.05 for ilaintiff. 1 - wood 'or plaintiff, Do) le for de //- dant lobe, is to app NEW T Ne Conventio TueSday, t. The feeling in the info TCriavne-tan iirtfluence. gran nti; is strong against the coup Tile schoener Hui4 was wrecked on this Hullo , near Manitoii e galel f last week. She was OF THE IWEElc. ent York State -Jeinocratic ed " met at Rochester, on sum ointed ambassador -cif -Franca at Dr, Schultz Interviewed. r. Schultz, of Manitoba, at pres- in 0Aawa, has been interview: bv- an enterprising reporter who eeded eliniting the following rmation respeeting the new try : The number -of inimi- ts who have settled in 111.aiiitoba snail:11er is about 2,000. . does not think that scarcely linY, one - who has visited the; pro -Vince With the intention of settling has return- ed. Of those who have settled there ge number were Canadians who for some years been living in lesota and lowa,-but becoming inced of the superiority of Man- , have re. rimed to the shelter e old fla„, The best lands of ed either by new- comers or by alf-breeds. The Indian treaty up a. large tract of splendid farrnma land for settlement The. Lak in t on wt.), row_ Chicago to Cclling- woo , lade with corn, and founder: the captal who, it is said, was had washed as! A dispa iriefrom 0 ttaw, says six etriiiiv11 comi. allies rifle volunteers have itoba been forme Maniton, and it is of th said hat Schultz will be ap- the p point d Col )nel. Th Hari) priat lityld ever , the clauses and aSk 1 'form th shall gran equipment a to enter m 4 mUnicip-dit of dollars.; 'five years rs, men have succeeded in incr sing eclips s tha rd or Ce tral She i at pr regen y is d, cussed in the leading Str kes are rife among the work men 4. Great Britain. In Shef- field, Newcastle, Bolton and Dunde there is a cessation of labor anion uring operatives. 1 between the police 'at Cork occurred on t2nd. It was the result ling by orgauized bands number of whom were me f th were ound §nidpr-rifies in their posses- ur Ten years ago, William Ar. T veed business in a, small shop to -da he to -holds real -estate alone_ :value( t! limits of• t le micipality shall grant a i tpletion of tl e, . treas try :of the city of New Ybrk ! to hav so ( rm. e ay, the clelliel shall within. six weekS of deliVered to three trust 'e 1 to be name( , the .layor of- the city ot 3e, residents of someof the minicipalitie,' It the -WardonS of the co 11.1;' sex, Huron, and -Bruce, su through which -the soidi railway is to b ' built ; Provided that ill titt Lieutenant .1 lton Central Fair .was the 11 day, and is said to be opens s. It is claimed that live stock cOmpletely e mer has beer/ fully 35 bushels Of he acre. One man with. Schultz was acquainted 0 bushels off five acres of wheat to t of the Queen is at whom Dr. no•considerableauxiety. reaped 30 tient at Balmoral. A land. at the rm nufact his Month y, Oct. idly j of ille al drill acquired ,wealth of these men has I of Fen ans, F and one b Louden, an "h -trustees t 1 Goeernor in Council shid.11 refuse. or ne -within on , other tNN- y shall be a place of th by the sok uneil ;• Pro Mayor am id trustee ti 'bte of a ma- glect.to name such trt month after the notice it iberty -to name (me in t ided also, that the sltic Vordens shadi appoint the ie named by them by t orit3- of them who shall a The mblic for a long time were less f the way things were goin the ity government They k enor tons frauds were being pe tratel. b4 no one would take trout le to investigate them. lengt roused by the appeals expo. ing o initte point ces, been the p utmo that 1 gigan ever known in any country has been discovered, The Committee of seven- ty are doing their work well, they ar ith liAn ures of the press, a mass in &et ta45payers of all parties Alva and (he result was that a Ohl of seventy members was lap d, to investigate the city firyan a*ertain what frauds had committed and to proseclute rsons guilty of them with the t riL'sor. The result has ' en ic robberies of public money 11) series of the boldest and ril'st • nt gal the , hist to th to th egaph prostrated Communieati Paris a d the not, 1 uban es have proved dissas- hipping on the Eng - coasts, and have ex - continent, doing some crops, vineyards, lines have also been many directions. n from. Londori with rin.cipal cities of Ger- owever, seriously in - - many The surrection seems to be entirely .suppressed. According telegraphic conamunication. has been le -established /between Puerto Prin- cipe an the capital, across th eter- til' lat ly w the seat and last stronghdld of the insurre ti Presentation to Professor Inglis, On Monday last Oct. 2nd Profes- sor Incdis received an address and testimonial from the citizens. of Hamilton, on tl c sion 9f liis leaving for Toronto. Every creed and every class in the city was' re- presented in the address and testi- monial. The presentation of the testimonial, which was a pulse of S1,- 500, was Made by H.011. Isaac Buchanan, and the address was read. by Mr. Ma,callum, Principal of Pub- lic Schools. Speeches were 'made by. el ergym en of different denomina- tions and sentiments of the bioad-2 est catholicity and Christian unity were expressed. Brigham Young Arrested. for Sa t -17 arilested in soit a tel. • gtaph to Geo. -Nlurr t adjourned ,Tuesday. ett vs. Norman rse --Dr Shultz ha -8 arri 'ed at Ott, wa. froth anitoba. . He ma le the jam.' ey from I' rt Garry to To 'onto in se -elt. days, u eluding stoppages Bishop Ta is also xpe.cted at Ottaw in a day or sold to a Liverpool firn about 1, 00 package - of butter. cont tilling 144„( 00 tbs., , re 'caving therefor about $-23,000.. This as he biggest :sale of butter ever made in Guelph in one lot. t vell recently sunk by mr E. -Thomps of Meaford, on, the south side. of the ri -or, produces- watdr so decidedly used. ' he depth of the ,vell is only SO on Satur ay last, for a criminal assa it on 'a lit le girl. He received, a doz lashes w Maid on by the 0eriff 's - end. of a 'ear's Imprisonment. ers, and is to .get another dozen at t).ta complete snmersault, and was taken out not sever -scratch o waS' not ver a foot of *rater in the we .1 ne, otherwise the child inigl have beei drowned. Brown, resident of, tfie Broeli road near Free ton, was killed by a tree failing on him diile chopping on Attridge's afternoon when was found dead be neath a la rge tree that had fallen upon him. — Last Friday night some one broli. into Mr. mith's fowl house on the .3rdt concession of McGillivray, and took ther4rom bout fifty hens and chickens, twenty-tw dueks and half a dozen geese, the thief '3, as evidently a 3,3,-holesale deal- er, for he came provide.d with a wagon an( orses o carry away the lot. — Some dastard, On Saturday last, on uesday afternoon last° 3d is (lead- 3 g, ie grand jury, char i e ise,te2slef.rrlam, Purported t t e tali statue, with lewdly an( g ng under' bella Mur ay-, of Str'aliane, cis licentiously cohabiting with sixteen different women. Owincr te the sickness of the prisoner he was al- lowed to remain at his house, in charge of the Deputy Marshal. He will be taken before Judge Mc- li.ean to -morrow. The penalty im.- with bro ner. The contradiction was received on Monday morning from Miss Murray,. wlio iS alive -and in good health.. - — An ae 'idea occurred at the Clifford nature. A man named. Wm. Robertson was on the diow ground lidien a, boar pie - which had got -loose from the pen attae0- ed him and struck him with his tusks in. the ealrof the lea, The wound extend - fid from the, lower part ei tli leg ur 141. 1:3;-) 11.:111f1S1:153: 3tr dl 1;11 71 tern Fair, ewned 3,3f Fillizaton, was pureli.t,e. AUCTION' S.& I 'one( ssiou, Stanley,- Fai Thome; Ward, preprietor borne, Farm Stock, implOP Bishop, auctioneer. Frid.a3% Oct. la, Lot et ty, proprietor ; Conce.".sion„ .Stanley, farm .1, P. Brine, auctioneer. Wednesday, Oct. 18, at L0 Brine, auctioneer. 2m1, the wife of a son. Arm—in Seaforth, on Oct. MI4 the vri.fo of & daughter. Egmondville, on the 28th, Peter Worby, of the of the township of Hay. ,f2ooK.—At the residence' of the township of Merris, September, Ann -Cook, ag Deceased was a native of ELGIE. Tuckers -mit Oct. 3, Martha Jance,yett ef Mr, Robert Elgie, aged three months. . Hallett, 0 3rd October, Robert Me:\ aged 78 -years. 1.1.A)-ISAV,. —At his residence Tuckersmith, Peter 'Ma aged 62 years. Mr. Ilamsay was meet .of Tnekersinith, haTio-+T set his death, about :35 years ag much esteemed by a large quaintances, and he Win be ..3einemberanee in. this Vicinit‘ THE MARK • The Mulct this week hits been mo 'Wheat Ints advanced front quotatiot nOw brings from :F51 IS to Si .93 anti higher; Tueutlay, the price was ra but this was merely a: temponti-y Wheat is Ideady at our quotations, AV an advance 011 laSt week. Barley .1( wand. Oats are slightly better atIA'ailte of two een-ty, Alia are I; we quote 55e. to -Me., with hnt lots ...ire in demand, -lina vagt- Hides are -unchanged, but Nitrep.1- Will bring from $1t) to and lin We 4piott.: call Wheat Spring Wheat Peas Butter. „ Hides -1.3hecp BMus., LamliSkins per coM ;salt (retail) per banul 'Come rind get your choie,. of 51)0 CLINTON, ) Fall Wheat. Eggs ' A Full Stork r.1 all uorts of Boots 1.eather, at J. Duman Offs, Vail Whist , OUDEIIICIL LU• ND:47 Bed Fall Wheat ................. 12)111it:ibt .. .. ........ .. *spring t Duncan C.;8, TORON"I'0, get. WHEAT.—Market tolerably actite. No. 1 white %las sold ut from 1 spring sold at 24. ;asking exfiv.iln-priet.rt cle14-16 Imp 11.1 oATs.-31.erkipts per rail 1.:R/I) bus quiet, little 'lei -nand,. nice unt-humr steady, moderately active ; title asked 59t. hill. PI:A.S.—Market unchanged. None Ladies' audIlliildreit's, at .1. Duncan. I'Lorit.—Market quiet and ete.ier 'NUJ .A r. –White offered to an i3e which is now above the .vicas of buy • 47 bid. Latest sales of 'Westent $1 40, anti of Canaria spring at :--1 firrn:P..—Steady. with fair dcwa simble lots. JOHN CHRIST ACI:OU.NTANT, SE_ nooks reska and Balano EAttuls wawa Iv,