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. I It . I NEW - ADVERTIS kRWTS. municipal'institational a ad both peace I acconapa ies the i aken is . it is as yet impossible to say. Bah sides ts growing out of the con act of the learned to love and'esteem you, for your
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I - . . ortant andi I on-coininittal, do i- profess to be confident, and still I oth are Austrian consul in Bosnia. nt, and for your
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I . and local prosperity wiH speedily ter e insurgents in constan
. I I I . . I - . ment; - - No opinion is, expressed-, and 11,* trembling, It is well known, however, - It is reported that th'. t sympathy 'with i
t ! ' they Carthage . alized, diffitult studies. Please, Sir, to Ac ept
. I I- Che, p Cash Store --Hoffman Brothers. nainate. - . I it colitaiis is a des ription' of the pr 4 that if the Government succeed, na, are completely demir c
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I . i . , . ' ng this album and silver cruet stand, from i
I i I -: I tsto',V'es and Tinware-Mis, Whitney. . 0- . . Z ceedings taken byt em. I I I . Av, that their leaders are diadgreei I
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i t -- . .. r late pupil6 xn(1 friends as a mem.,eu. I
; Frer,11a Arrivals -Logan ct" amieson. i 1 ou lit ai aong themselves. On the return of the you I .
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i ,'Rtrayetl Cattle' -Roderick, oss'. in - forward forthe double purpose a . dodg- fleet from Valencia the crews of the Tet- to, of our relations for the last four years
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. ,ja S ir. I . . I - , d, the new - of the Confederac, , i-ag the main question, , , t lu .
rew- . and Win] ing o ,a and Medez MU
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I I - H .ic -N,T.- R'. Counter4 ,. I e s ell s e latioli lia"s of ced to the Hotise bymen - the assistance, of the Governumne any , t1, em were killed and wounded before g , no
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1%otice-A. Strong. Thi, is re- si bordinatioli .could be : restored. Die AD,A B ,
. . ate been indlilrye in, - dd vered. a speecl i ers of tile (xiove la nt. This was takE i who may now be wavering, I , -
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I - qoii. .. I . I 1, " or r " on : gilies of the vessels are in a bad coil- Dear PuyiI8 ant! ,P rivuls , It with .
I iotice-S. Dick. i - er night. He deal ed his dis- by friends,.of th( Ir vernmeiA as c cl- - ' garded by the Opposition as a Sig 1 of ex- 01 i - be feelings of highest pleasure that I ineet I
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I 8'.erVant Girl Wanted. p . 4 . . . . A the cli tion ai4l tile Tetpan is rellorted to
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Stry Steer -john C approval of -the ndilet of ,,tlie Orovern- , cy and making water fast. Ail attack yonto-day upon, this occasion. My sud.
I orozie I., . : : I . I reliable supporter f the Governmen'd. Grovernmenti as were they ceriaiii of' le 11 ed In; from
Britannia Lodge -A. Hai y- his de erillination to i )port was I s -, they- upon the foAs by - the (lovernment fleet don and recent illness prevexi .
; , . d `his -delusion, owever, of but slao., t their Ibility to control the Hou , -11 mi .
. 0- '-, Hall - Amies AV, all. -i e. I , -I Monday. The 'aking a few remarks before leaving, and
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I T . ,I ment and his de , 8 expecteit to begin oi
I T? n b 0 1 Air. - Mackenzie's amendment.':::' Jor this ( uration, as these ge atlertien very Speed, - : would meet the issue fairly and squarely. I
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,c) 'illiam Newman. I . . ucceed c ii ict Soldiery of the insurgents also re- I .am, glad that the present opportunity
-Re val-XV Streak pf indepen .1elloe, Mr. (,,lass! is ,low ly decar6d their int( lition to ally theni- Although, the Government may E Aiter a shortab.
Parr li for Sale in Stailley-4. Laut.. . - . . 1, hre;o ith neither A the Iolitical pa: r- in averting defeat on the first d: vision, volted and demanded payment and .gap- has presented itself.
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; ' ox: don Commercial College d Tele- vative Pres B d not min4 this I ! more associated with you in the school- I
. - ' an S. ' : . , know n thing of th 'clifferences:betwe " theii being able to weather. throi Igh the . . . -f rooln where -we have often met- and :,
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I I . - gtaph Institute -G. A. Swayze. however,. as th olLrse lie is purs parties, ,all&. that fthey will staiid aloof il session. . . Provincial Plowing Match. I I
, - . I . . .111119 .1 it + , th - I spent so many pleasant hours together.
. I I of from. -ve an opportunity WILL,raNJIE BE A DI
, --N!Lw -- must conall-lend elf to the approval b Ii uhtil th Y ha . ever lose '
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I I i : Juc ' selves as )! 4 i "h" '(',I', V,,- ,,is- The -Provincial Plowing Matcla Of I believe the school -room will n 'n
learu anai i f)r them' This is, a quIntioll W11 , , '.
I . : I : the intelligent aid thinking Qrtion of to . i strief No. 3, under thei auspices of the -its attractions for Tne, especially when
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. - which tiley may t;ia ider tile more wol;.- turbs the of mor M. P. .
I i we are gricultural. and Arts Association Of'On- there are in it youtb baving such smil- -
.. ; - his constituents, ely indep,endent of . 11 of the House. Th ,
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_----I P11 . party leanings. , ere were'a greater THE Jk RTISS. . f
,-, . In 11' . I many members oil both sides who are by
- - . I . I I I . . , took -place yesteirday upon the hearts as you -possess. It i's-thesehappy
. I I I . ,lumber ot membill-fS ti'Uh the House possess- The i eakness of he Governiuclit W.,tIB - 110 means anxious to again incur bhe ex- of John Maus,. I Sq.-, in the town I billed with a, g jaia) disposi.
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I I . FRIDAY, OCT. 1 1873. ed of Mr. (Irlass' udependeiice, I the (Irov- they ex erieliced in obtain* - -use would linpote oil them. Yet SI ip, oi6outh Dumtries, about two. miles tionthat make school attractive -that
T- - - - y Ing a movq the Ho , . trth of Paris. Shortly -after 9 o'clock entwine tile heart of teb6cher and pupil
I . eriuneut of the would not r quire to - ob- " I
I . . . y e land seconder to tile ado ress in reply to mich an event is by no meal's 1: uPY the coxupetitors to the number of eighteen and make a lasting impression -on both I
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I I . I provide so min corruption money at Ithe spe6ch fr th tl rone, They able. - Indeed,, it is hinted by close ' I "
. - - 14;11 . . Om ' %I iiu,- friends of the Government that, shoul. . d in the'senior, ,and elevela in the junior The reception whichyou have 9tven me
The Municipal E ections. - election times. i;, - - . I !,successfully! alqpr. . ,.,d,i (the sever, e und, hotwith-
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=No== ! ei . vehures were ini a I the Governme4 be defeated, the. of the weather.
i 11 . Imerr . sl arlding'the inclemency did I 'expect that such was in store for -
. The time -for -the selection ,and appoint- - --. -f----1 I
i - . [ pases- declined, au4 to Mr. Witton an be a general p4tch-up, and all apPe61 to The j elda twenty- five acre one --which- me. De do If eel my own unworthii-
, I DOMIWI01CPARLIAMENT. .3 ---- I tile people. A'few days, at most llo'%r- eply,
. ; ment of Suitable men tQ-0 POEdtions of . IN11'. Baby fell, coub cluently, the doub . I 'Was divided off into one-third of an a -el -e ness of ha% g these honors conferred ,
. . . L - K11 honor of puIJIE Y - endorsing their ever, -will - no W' prolW)ly decide what a large ,and level,
in imicipaltrust *in the varibits mitilicipali, Ff rom Our e-spondent. I i ,at to each ploughmall, wai upon me, andilook upon them u entirely
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:. . ' . I . ". policy I There had come to I will, and what will - not be, tI but the .sod was britt!6, and il te surface' uiin%rited. i h listened .with no
ties is fast approaching.! Already the 0`17AW4, Oct. 20, 1873. be recok nized apecuhar fitness in the cir - '. speculation is useless. qu
11 i eritsand demeri . ts of i I iidividuals are . THE (IOVERNiOR ) 8 ADDRE I Sg. . enuistance of one of the lnejnbers-elec'; l I - . ItIFL. I rather uneven, conse ently was not -con- smal I I degree of iiltere st to the very com-
. - I 1: . . ' ew additim to the Confeder The now notorious member for Prov- si,dered in goodorder, Shortly after 10 plimentary address which has just been
I . emu canvassed by the p'. ple. in miany The address of his Excellency, which roil a!i y n clock the ploughing was commenced- , read, and I was deeply impresse'd -with
, . 0 i 1 - cy bell ,g ,chosen to move or second tli( elicher has not yet made his ap"P arance 0 . -
- ownships in this County . with a view - was delivered at Ithe, opening of the ses- I time allowed for the completion of -*ark the line sentiments -which it contained
I iddress The first d0ess returned -b3 I in public. Sonfe confidently a , that vias five hours, and when "'time was aii-dthe choice langtiagein which they .
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-securing th !will by this tinie have ,he Coliolis of th6 o4lifitionwas niove( ' he is quarterecI here, and othen .Seem
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- e best men to fill the sev- Sion,' your reade.ri , . I - c led" all had finished. - The Judges . Sect. ' Nor does the address
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annu plaerl at the, dis- had ample y of ig a IS the ac. c t1len went to work, and after carefully .
c ral offices ally Opp anit di esting. ;y iliember ; equally ionfide# tbat he has nevE r been
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; . , -vile at- The mental - 'e8slOn of British I Columbia was mad( here. This in stery will also )e. re- ii . ) stand alone. I see' it is accomi)anied
*S. Of ; people. Last year a se required:,1owever, P . .
I ; exer i . ing each mail s work,. awarded the with tht sebeautifuland excellent, pres-
;he oce Sion of pu tincr i the motion ,foi vealed by the:11 events of a not distant Ox'T ' "
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. t elipt -was made by cQrtVJn journals to this feat I i ents, for which I retu,rn to y MY
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for the adcomp hment of . . ;he adoption I ad(liess at the hand,, fritilre. .
i e these elections conducted on s ions re- - . DEx rER. SENIOR CL"S.—I.St prize, James Gott- -
11XV trict- would not likely prod -Lice any seri I .that Province, ail I sincere and bearty thanks. AS t;k-eiis of-
., , - I I - I )f a in ber from , I die, Township. of Brantford -Chisholm d an d es teem I value them high-
st sesiion, two new mem . -- I . your rega, r
I , , gwro-all - W I w ; 2d, James Miller, Township of ly ; I appreciate thelainot onlyon account
- . y raitioal -party . e rejoice suits. It is not of ten that na=4 is looked .a' bers, Messrs, plo I
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, toknow-, that'so far ounty i - for in the openi qg addr , ' NEWS OF THE WEBB:. . 1 rantford, Chisholm plough ; 3d, Horace of their intrimic Value but especially
I I - I . . ! er of whom. opened his remarks with V i — qlaisholm, Township of Brantford, Chis-. on accoun. I I
I c onp erned at least, the a(. v*ice so unwise- I nor ("'eneral and - hose who did. not, on , , t of the noble spirit in which
. ) I lo expec bongratilatory all siou to the fact, t( I , hblm plough -, 4tb, John McNabb, North .
. I y lendered. was alm(;st eilitirely anheed- the present occas ` t much were use his vv -n wordstt.liat " l6st year th( . I qR AT BRITALN. they ore presented. , This is -the Second
. I certainly nu . ed. It, was gea- -1 al Ot rne c I *mant 11unifries, Gray's plough, London; 5th, time in my- history that my Scholars have
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. (d.. , We regret to note that ai attempt b disaip, O' i;i ddress, -as m in th tri, the Tichbo
; I I. erally looked upon, here as ile truest - W -David Guthrie, Ayr, Gray's plough, manifested their goo,4 wishes and kind
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I i5agailibeim,madeby e1jorontoillail o , theexami-nati f london ; 6th, George Linton, Blenhei
I ign of 'onscious weakness 6-n f - . 'In, regards toward we in the tang
s 0 possible s 11rom the AtIall- ence .cl,)Sed 00NO gible form
was dis(harged b lie V 011(. ay, and the court I 11
I ] . C ' plough, London; t,h, - Walter of gUts
I Anct other political organs! to ii1duce the the part. of Mii 'sters. The 1 question I y L the ray s _ Tbese,occasions form a pleas
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I &t .-which ParliameiI4 was specially ,called
;-- : . . ele I. ors of the country to',i m;ak politics a J I ;he unim of iliterile t whic)i had been. ,hearing of the testimeny .in r(buttal.
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. 1. ! . - rsorily apu ; 8th, ,George Wilson, Township'of -upon as - I n life's career.
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- : -teq question at the app Oaching muni- )roughtabout, aiiQllhel hoped th, began.
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. ( td elections. The rel 3 I (ear Pr nee , Edward aild Newfoundland, ir qarnet Wolseley, conaman ter of .. -ubeim, > - - ild ( , e,
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- - dated attempt measures which have (lone 4uty in many : ample .,set has a rrived . mes th
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4 . o 1 ese JoUrnala to inaugmirat a system previous addresses were. again dragged the British Colo-: at C e Coast Castle on
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i I ipal forward to -fill up Is e., it wa gener a prize for best fiDish., Horace Chisholm to the p ich
. in onneGtign with our alival'naiinic' lial jam il on the a atineut. In respect coast. I ties pertaini osition wh' I
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I I i 08 : y . lownship of Brantforid, was awarded a It upied wii1a"
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, - I 5illy. e ly t'lc who,were not o Prince Edward Talaild at Iyast, ail-! -Se I in- . a view to the i
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- Lou, s which -cannot fail to engent * Ler .in the confidence of II 11 erest initted in Irelalid duqng the past week. ening . I neement df those cominitted to my
I . Ele" I I , Ministers,'that the meral Agra ian outrages were co p 6ze for best op adva
I . and keep alive 1 . 11 -feeling I - I ther ei-alliple of the unity of int , L The following named - gentlemen- Azted c . In that brie period bow many I
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I , las bee. given,.Yet not one of the' mem2 1 -
: " moug - nei -,hb ,6ar's. e4d to eiettee-to. the actim taken b 1iis Excel- : I . MMNOR. .
: I a Judges in the senior class - Messrs-
:I I , . .. Yers ad -was 10 I Chauaes have - occiirred? chAnges in .
1 . I ors from , itted to the House . - 11 'IT aiter Reid ad he I . .n
I I lency on the ,idvke of 'his .Ministers, Oil Dellegations f oni the Departm nu of iam Muir, W
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". Tear 8 end, is, to 8- 0 c 0 a, the liewTy admitted inenibers . I I
. ay the 1 !Last, most dis- * q * 0 ie 1. , . school -room - , changes in , oar -
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i- 11 . result of the Irl#al commission. But , I .1 Loir-Et-Cher, whoni President M%cMa- JUNIOR C-u,&s,4.-1st prize, John Chia- "have - marked the world's history.
I ' ernment -were compelledto takia up.the l
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: . I ,I ravvned down bythe people. If, by par- not so. The Co , whell* ., I . hon refused to receive, had an int(Tview halm, Township of Brantford, Chisholal my scliolars, a !word before -we
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. I E aing such a course, any good could p'os- it wtas *appointed, was to ,To such great atter hat his feeli ge might be, dar with M. Thiers Monday. Frequent nieet- plou,gh; 2d, Wm. Guthrie, Blenheim, part.. My a4vice to you is! to attend
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. §ilyly result, we shotild noIt feel so Strong- things) is 'now wo. . -ref s to b ' ructicins, Oil ac -1 is .
6h of only a passing.. lot t ings of Republican T)eputies are held. Chi holm plough; 3d, John: Murray. school -regularly, be indust-riolis and per-
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I demn, and m8ultin., , pount re I S ns tial GroVbrnm I The machiiiati6iis of the Roy rlifts are I lertheim, Gray's plough, Glasg ; 4th, . I .
aclined to con I ent ,spul elit, I ' severing. Constantapplication to your
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, will I placed before Parlia- favors w lich have been bestowed oil hirn. . . ation in the Proi -inces. .4. d din Hardy. Blenheim, 214 cGaw plough;
.oil ) abors t * ' ,
liv i ' ttiese pernici 8 their 1, Ofl e c 0
1 T : studies is the very best mode of Securing
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4i pach-tags. But when no !,good,' either- in ment, and, if it -%,rq,l be of any assistance i - Ican pet 'tions, althoughpr hibit- Rh, John Rutherford, North Dumfries, success. You are young-thebright eye,
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moral, political or fin,picial point of to members, tile la e welcome to itvail ed by the Pref6 ,ts, are circulatin . a -holm plough ; 6th, A. Gardiner, the gl owi
! -N-'1ackdnzie bpen d the . 9 Very- 11 rf cheel,-, and the heart at times
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T . themselve . 1 Mr. Mackenzie ( campaign -where, and bei'ii,v numerously sigi'ed' by lenheirn, Gray's plough ; 7th, William full of joy."tb'es4nark the vi,,rf)r of - your
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i . ! . . it aside as usel, s. TIO is all. The 'vin I P- , the most iliflUe'l, t'al: citizens. ! ood, Township of Seneca, Gray's youth- But reifiember that the time
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I s.oilly given with a hopelthat, 'Should it naem bers -onell "ai , al! is still goin , and oug alid; Sth, Jnmes Ellison,
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11 ' igust body must surely peech f rom the Tlil: ; " And wePhave t i 0 . will come when yourii hearts will be ac
. . po-' f eel flattered by h( , r -hat of ich- Ilenheilia, Chisholm plough ; 9th, Mi-
-)e 4c, e -upon - lice which ," to acqu eel air to riva' in. length t I .
. t d by the. pe ' le, certain , importa ailit Hisl Ex , tincy I I , quainted Ah lc ses, and you will know
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I'll their employers ii ow put upon ,the grand 4C T, borne in the Em,flish Courts. c ia l Gannon, Township - of Brantford, i
- Xiti al charlatams. way, pc rch, uce, secure , ! I as well s those who 'are older, that every
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I . 11 rejault of tI i cf ItU881A. - . child of man --has* toars
L.slightly -increased 1 61itic&l support; at, . gation of the charges preferred by Hon. ,:I township of Brantford, Chisholm plough. . f.bo v, .1 -
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iTAT PAPER. I" Mr. H antilig i i his place in this .
,'I . -he expense of honesty, local prosperity, . . . . I I A despatch from, Central Asia brings Win. Guthrie was awarded alprize for blac k locks be 'ifirladd to grey. Bat now
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11 I ; tml kood fellowshi j it 'is the duty of Immediately at I er the rea i g of the 1"House andunder tile. facts.dis-Close& intelligence of 4,ightful scenes in Kbiva. & Ins and, Outs." . . the morning of life is . yours. See to it
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---- . . *e trust that in every 111-al-lielpality in lengthy disp j se _ . this Ro - " The . aad George Bruce. , - 'LIP
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: . his Coluity, at 1east,. the people will 1i ell they destroyed, -t. In I ------- : ------------ 1141.16 ; ,
I - ' I he table. ' repeatedll rounds & obeering, and was! IT - .
T . Iatter's - replies w're laid on, additiontoothd excesses they SlaUghter selves a good sound education which will
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- Ilow their good sense b' selecting the r Letter froin Mr. Jac] son. be of 'Inestimable value in after life. It
t . y -phis clispatch of Lord Ditiferlil was a Isupporte(I by ,in A16 address, in -Nvlficll ed 1,60 emmicipated Persian laves I I I
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. " efenw to the'Im', erial authorities of his lZe wbote charge -` 'list tile Go - o is learning that, ad-or'lls the mind.
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I . . to , r 1 s - , no m I atter to . what political par I t, action. in orog-u ,g Parliament on .the was revi *ed and I onamented on, anct sistance to- enal& him 'to restore order. DE,&R SIR.: Yon have seen fit to pub. I is Your precious opportunity. Time is
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136h of All r in the conc usive natur of the c6tivictingi bu t it is not kiijown w1i, t his a letter, signed: " G. E. Jackson,' . . id.
T ,, y belong. - Thus far the municipal .If- . grust, nid in I -. . allsw was, Ii 3h I . . .
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11 - ell kept by I the- Pacific Scan - il Investi g 4on. The, I" roga-il Thequoted Me of gold bavitty sunk 6 atfotd .
. ( gat to . ie i forcible prQ -Herald." in the orig nal let- I completed your sclao),istic coarse. and go ,
airi bf'this'County have be . , siderabI lenath I .., -
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I t 11 ic'rna -wher 11 L emely leng 4D , : .-I the t D ivlard 0 ; arl-
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e ibli a L they I document -is e th , and his bioni on lie l3th of ughsb, - . " Y ';; to 108 and ter written by me I did n t make use- of -' out into the world to discharge the v i
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. ini - altr , Excellency Must 1h,ive wasted I consider- censure(i the Government for the - advicei I exch ,value of silver beina Slf,8, the eXpression, " chief organ of the: Faction. " tous duties devolviln 'upon You" I hope . .
i eaccept6dpositions of nal Cip I ust 'm I iclaight I il ditring, tlLe tinie- of cy ill coil ' P 0 * t e Globe i - yon willbe useful wid honorable mem-
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a-ve gaii le&&,them from, the peOP16, and AS preparation. Et is genenilly regarded 'nection NVith this latter. He c6ilclutled. ver. at pal-, the same as curren,y if t I e Organ of a large and respectable cl, bers, of society; th.A you -will figlit the I .
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ot fyom a political clique. As a conse- as a piece o special pleading, in behal f iby expressing. his confidence that ,I nia-1, gold does not Aryai ii tak e an lipwai IT start -of the people of Ontario' who, although battles of life mauf Lilly, faithfully and .
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-, plene ey have performed their ditties . Jority of, the HouRe wo I Our neighbors m them to a certain ex- i successftillv with ali, eye single to the
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- not caleulated t raise his Ext ellelley ill amendnl llt. I ; joying a " 1W. d inoii6y" currency, for tent inpolitics, I must admit a larae pro- t benefit of your fellow -man anA the glory
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; I iard. of the , Dr. Ti1pper. folh me since before the wa more z' Z5 d 11
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. ,( eople of Cauada. The Mcd Mr. Mackcnzie., tile first ti conscientious 1'. I
. - ' this -is e-vident oil all sides. The 0 1 1 . . I . . . . A one of deepest interest to me. It is I
I t, idt of- ne-S cd nature 6f the statemant of the He spok6 with gi-eat force, but' as is- than 12 years.6 . their opinions, and'desirous of the wel-', is - "I
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. alority bf our municipal corpor Pa6ific scandal ikfiii zivbii f ,ord Kiln- i"nsual wl `11 the Doctor orations, ther(11; The Chicago'ns la, one the im, ent ory of whith will be long .
; atiolls - ave res fare of our country. Therefore, to term I
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. Ild laii I - 1i payment. Ontle-raccount'S-68( - - iem a "Faction,", i mischievious And ,icherished. --%V.e e . I.
Axe debt and ificlimbrance, i . . P - .
.-free fro -in b6r1cy by Lord I ri ay be imagined ,was more. soil o ric. He raise( . ; I 1. ' . z 8 . hav of ten met and w
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- ia mint, and c 'pri- - Yburs &c., , 03,.- E. JACKSUIZ. I
,Li:i,dth epul.i lidi.-m.prorN-e-m-eiits in -theva-- tiou of Mr..MaNY'll ell's charges iucrim- ition, ail*d 'deal r that till tlibse who' from the and now we part perhaps'never to meet
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Oil - # ' n of thdi -vate- bank and' - Eraxw,mviL-Li, Oeb. 24,1873. again. Wen I- hope if wt,- are. never .
71011S MIIM- cip,lilities are see & ? those iliating, Ministers ,, ing corroborated and Isympathize in th s pei-secutio a e ay- . .
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)f S certified as. ator of the I G it w& Annexat onists ,%t* , [The letter which appeared in our last ago
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T . I . i Dominion, whose ,eracity has never yet illeart, of their country. His - 'The fcillowin , order has been. i . . "
t i,h,s been *AhAbb munlGipalities, so it . I and eiiemi S SE Ited by 111 sue, over the siguatum -of Mr. Jackson, will, one and all, me6t in a better I -and.
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, . - )een attempted tb be impugmu. d. Lord 'address thron b was exceedingly : er- Secretary Rich.4rdsoii to Treasurer S, in- , Farewell. I T. CURRY.
- I as!been with the'County. Tbepolitical i , berley's re 11 . I p I . . , . was taken from the 6tratfud Herald, to . I - I -
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a. ! )l , to this lell 'thy docu- I sonal and abusi and Was not -well re-., ner directing li,o payment Of silver - -Which it had apparently been addressed. : - WWI— .
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. , eDion'has not beexL allowed to enter into, ment wasshort, C1 Ihd curt . n the -door of the House I I You. *-wili and, after, 1he re* . I
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;Iie),Ideliberations .6f, our County Council- than ail d know'cidgement. , 1,7he oNect' I or in the galleries. I Ir. Huntington fol- ceip of this le ter, and until otherwise Wednesday, NO,,%] 12, on Lot No. 13,
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. . of placing this c(ifrespondence efore the law,ed, wid deliver -,(I one of the most able ordered, , pay 1111blic creditors, should d any change was made from the or" - Concession 4, Usbonive; 40 tons I of Ray,
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I I y meifaber of the County ' . I , 19 .
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. - . , House was, no ( bt, that it inight hav,e addresseslever list ,,ned to in, the present I they d oil account of cixr have been , made by Farm Stock,and linplements, property
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; -ioard, owed his po , i C Inservative I a favorable eff,e i upon some A 'the r 8 aSI i 1,0bligations but'not ill exchange f )r ur- journal from which we copied.--
. ;1 I . I I Parlianjefit House. I is peech ogic-1 . n 1 -
- of late Joit 107cliffe. A. Bishop,
- . S -ell: as to Reform support, and vice fractory §upportE rs 0 the Oro vernment, I
. . . I al, replAe with .-a-giiinentative facts ' rency, a sum not to exceed five (to are D- E." P.] I I . .
_err 1 I . I auctioneer.
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I I , , and.) - . at be in " e easily tersely and bitterly sarcastic. His in any one payment in silver coin. " ' - if Q a 0- 'Saturday, Nov , *,on
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I - . whippeit into, . . I I . Lot 6, Con. %
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. I as 11t thei e three Vanderbilt's Fall. Stanley, valuable Parm Stock. Peter .
I I ever, the very. co iitrary effect -4rith more . .
F I - me m-bers fairly br?u=ght clown the House, fever deaths og Suliday, and five o,l .on- .
U I J. P. Brine, aue-
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I ,-- herefore under ail,b-bligation to -do jus- than one. I iand tile applause alcoor'ded him4tiring his day. . .
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tice'alike to all. Re legislated for the , THE .RE1101tT 0 1THF 003MINIts.. 10 "'118. Itwo hour ' speecl ' ' f the most -yellow fever occurred in the , I
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an'dil.ot , -After 8ir John i'oved the a( ounlineilt siastic ii, are. Ditring the deliver .., . -----I- - .
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. . . hours ending 6 P. iNL, Monday, I 11, - d.ore stood at t ehead of i i , -
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. 11 Of the If ouse ftdia Thursday till Mon- , K ;be stbek. opera- BIRTH6.
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11 i i I or the'beneffit of a cert4iii; political class. I (lay, - . - . 0 4
f . I . - I . Mackel iie enquired if the evi- 1117ere paGhed- by tb "geilleral -public and I 1froni Philadelphi mys no ous capital. His position now, if car- -W tewart, of a son. % 1
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.... 1. 'i liel-reatilt of this Is -that the County has.' dence obtained .s - if, e left that the nioney stringency and itE effe6ts , . .
t , . ridex iihe Complission o enthralled were ey. that- noil, : " - wife of Air. I M.
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pro per . i -been aPP011, ell 11 7 ad ceased speakifig, although: tudation, is most I I
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11 I .- ed the public. -. ffairs have ted to lire II,O the P-acific I-antil. he h r ( . * 4— : .
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Dharges was nd goiii I to rought !he COn'tinued until 2 o'clock in the morn- MARRI A!GE 12
. a1r ally and ec 110 . C . 60st, and if af- "J. -
i oitozhi tally managed, ' I .of iron.are sellingbelow '
. . I in, p, ti, I ; (Town as: prolnis ( 1 n Ti i's , %r er the Storm or not, he has lost all pre s- I
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. T 4 IT Ex ; ceilelicy's Jing',. Qii ruesday til e debate was. ecoii- fairs do not brighten, halt. of the f riin ces ti ge and influence, and. his vast- apparent KIMNKHAMMER — b9RSEY. — In Irish- :
"6nd' 'the best 11 espective of speech. Sir Joh 4, in reply, i d tl iat tinued by Sir Frai1is Hineks. - Sir Fran- -will have to suspend. . town, oil Oct. 27, -y Rev. Fath-er INIur-
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" ic - eratiolls, ' ave been re- the pa,pers.contaiiing this evidence-liad cis' slbeebl L was,i in the main, arepetition A despatch from M6mpbiS says )at Snow bef0e the -Dhy, Mr. M. Kiinlkhaminer, to Miss
Y)li al. col-18id -wealth has. melted like ' '
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.1 I ; 11alned'in posit p - been printed, andille had notlaid. them of h] . n - given sitil. He certainly I .Margaret Dorsey, 'all of Seaforth.
-1 I . 11 out of .1 population 6f fifty - five the usa ad h, s obligations, resting L .-oil no collateral . I
i I 8 : oil the table beca, ' e he had cut the stri -0 before the camnilssion and -he made twelve thousand is a large estimAte for ' . -RE .
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- I de. '(TeAlre -to reverse ihis 'lute Of'things ; S P I I 1 PA,ssi-uo , FF.RG-us6i.N.-At the Colborne .
I . , . . . SE: mities,- to the Union Trust Company.
I , 11 James - INTe Fifteen hundre . I
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-if they.-de8ire to .see ouxi -township and that th And many f _ .el , Goderich, on Oct. 21 by Rev
which bound tIrm -without observi g -no new points. Don- those rem I have c t
I . ey -wereat .itressed to Mr. Speaker. ear that his own tools and
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aid cks. His speech, died, twelve hundred are now sick, over ents on the street -will be left f
I ,OmIT,It 'Councils quarrdi4g,aaid wrang- Re'did not like to[ present tile (locilments a I - I with M. A. Wright, Mr. John Pa'ssmore, o* -
. . . I was lengthy and intensely abilsive. amilies are 'drawing ra- 1c,
. two thousand f, ads of stocks, to escape as they call. . Seaf orth, to 2\11ss I Anne Ferguson, of
I a,f in that coliditi it how v&, was He spokein the most-landatory terms tions - :- I !
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M to -tlev-laina the bes ineans" to be readdressed, but f1 lie might be j)erinitted art- A Washin oil despatch I
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- s k4ow that he - is -utterly indifferent Oct. 1q, by Rev. Mr. San ' '
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i e I I b lie coliduct 'Of , pposition as he, says th we are -
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f ,a '' t public faith and private contiacts. Gowan Mellerth of Leslieville, former -
i at the --11,1- Oppon to'preselit it in t, e mutila -in lie - ess, and deliounce I .. cm as hung x of - I
t ted to clid, eir litiC I . ted f8l
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i Of Eew- ends, as I - ly of L6 ,-- 0
- a . I decidect-he w uld (to so. his per ice seekers. He . le a strong appeal the hulependei 'ice of Cuba -w-ill again h, would his most bitter eneinies, second da I
,— ., n -n. rew,jrcl polit h, ( . I ; ould leave his creduloits'fri ndon, Enaland, t Rebecci,
I' ,e AsI. aiLZI 'balster up and I- . .
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mission was, of c rse, grai-ited, ,klid the - Lppeal for sill)' I to lighter orivir. Wm- Higg ,, j
I , port ..... r the Premier oil conle lip. for-dise'llssion in C I
I - 1C IT ;ieiids -and ii-larease ; I I I 'ongress Turing. U - . I
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I .1 K le 18trtilgth of papers were tab ed. accordinuly. This rounds, and concludedby mov- the present winter. It is said the Prrni- ;ter rulill,, if he colild thereby escape Clintom I - .
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. 11 cident -rev 4 ed the fact that Sir . : h mself - He is.simpl, a bold, able, un- WX*LSOIN STRATT.u.-LIn Clinton, on:Oct.
- I 1 , parties J if; they Iesire to little in nu tbe'lollowing amendment to the dent is greatly "interes" y .
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! . -sl e, tlwi I John was attemi,ting to S rlip-Lilous,. and selfish stock Speculator 29, at tile residencb -e)s fath- - :
: . , r Coulilty -u from . .play llarp on anendilleilt of '-,N,T:r. Mackeiiiie " And will,, recommend its iecognition in his I of the brid
4 . ., wlildli'ls now fre the House, . I * d adventarldr, and over. his rain, when . -Pu
I - . a.1 incullibrance in the sli, Aebt, It is efenerally believed that " 'we desire to assure your Excellency next message. His sai d * an eXPE dii ion ' . 7 .
. 1 I %pe of tile story ablation of tl . Iie packet I that aft L . -- t er, by Rev. F. Ale aig, Mr. Samuel
1. I I of the nin it comes, tber,e will be*.few tears." . Wilson, of London to Anmie eldest
. I . I ,r consideration of the state- of great strength is being fitted gat for . -410-0-* - -- I 7 .
I I p unged.-anew -irrbo ania s- - I was to give an ex Tige for the J)ostpoiie- 'nients made in the el;idence before its, I tile Cuban Tusurcrents. - dauglater of Mr. Peter 8traith. ,
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I . I '. Il-, ents, let tb:em obey the behests of the I.ment f the 13rese ,tation of its contents, and wh le we eg,ret the outlay 04' - (.)lie of the laorgest AR,ms-rRoN:G-1AJCCL"-,T. -- hi Seaf '
I 1. miulid actur ars iii. I arth,
. I I ' I - ' PRESENTATIO-N.-A very plea . on Oct. 29, . .
I 11 .politicid orgcy,an s who ask, them to Ib)w aild c6liscq-tiuntly t ie distlibutipil'of the m0lidy lyall polit cal:paities at Par- . New England says they have remon. to I;y P,&V.
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-4 eFe -wi,lth I heir muifidipal . till .e ,t . rd times this 7v"' L u'j I sing and Mr. George Arnist Mr. Goldsi4ith, .-
. I . Ilrinted -copies till Monday, , iid then 'liainentary clectiols, d. desir t1i e anticipate very b, iii teresting ceremony too ne
I 1,41ities to interf . . . ,i e k i)lace at the rong, to Miss - Ja
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I . therewOuldbe affball excusefor the def- Most AT ingent in a sil r6s to put an end Were it not that :tile stock of -% 001 r- Exeter 6ebool oil -Monday last, The'! -'vf eClean, daugb ei of ' -10
t # I " - r. I : ( I . - ell t Mr. Jannes, 2 -
I 1. oe 40ils. We believe" the people of IMS - erence of j iid qneii 1 -until memb le and cotton g0o(lS wa' .
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It " . y . -a sof the k file vidende. T ' ecr le. - e to %,-xl)rL,s 3 Oar continued coil- while mills may be .bonlpelledtp i un on se m;blerl ill one o# tho roomo, where an -7-- '0- '— .
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i 'I'lieylia,vo worl-,ecl-hrtrtt,',.t'tiel-ha bor of . - Mackenzi ed t1 * fi I ill
I I . ... I ve ne, which was more c axacteristic t1 . . ctual. deman( ,. "I'll., re- address, accompanied by two handsome I DEATHS.
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- . hel ' burctens of taxi-etioll, " . . . - aia eved- "' and iii Peir adm' istration of public quire the ser -N ice 'of all oper Orl tills presents, was presented to 'Mr. Carry,. MITCHELb. -At his resi
1INly I to -bring the ! . idence, Moles-
. itable. The enq also I aade by 19 affairs. , season. . the late Principal, who replied amid the Wor I Out., on -Oct. -7
1 . q .ry is , .
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- AV, hat ])a thess i . , hall ep emotion of the pnpils The fol- Mitchell, in his 7,6 t1h year, a native of
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- . -Cc im, ty to the -enviable tpo 'ition. Which it Riany, I I , 11ad '-dr Johii ' - Fourteen red laborers I an I me- d,
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. .. nol-,, 0cmipies, .-Arild d of The lie t spe n tile list'isk clianies have 'been the Ic win a is the address a -ad reply : -
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. tI t positiott, -and too trtdY &ppreelate P I 5 on. E. 11. IVOO(I. it is probable
. . . wially direct&I tl Litt th s should 1 thati i Washington navy yard. . 4 To ,11"r. Curry : We, the scholars anct Dnyi-MALF, H c
. be made, one to bepIent to.the Governor- ,4irJohn A. will address .the Hous .-Ili am' 11ton, on 0 t. 27,
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. th't be.efita Qf it, to take a o-&-urse whidli G ' . .. to pre- Alexander Drysdale, father-in-law Of
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e ral, and oii- t ,tlie Speakei of each riday, a,nd will e followed by Mr. ' Prince Bismarck has been re-, ppoint Sent you with a small tl stinaoliial ot the D. Frazer, Deput Registrar, , God -
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irJuIll. assitredly deprive em,, of theae bra.ugh,of - the L " ature. Till official - President of the Prussian .11iiiisti -y I ill bigh ;steem iii which we have held you as i erich . . I
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hl ssings Let the people 'of each mu- *to reeeive -them, w ; Mr. Aikenl , Secre- I . 11RE MOSE 04 THE DF - . , aged 72 ye
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: I O It is '-nder- our late Principal and teacher. Nor can we-
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tary .a State, an 4 was his, duty i . . i I MCINTOSH. -In - .
- - place of Oren. V Ii Rooll.
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. to It is yet inapossi )le t _ alow you to retire, from your very oner-
. . ni iA, lity select the most rehiable atid I i S ell the stood that his restoration to t1i 08 .I JeKillop on Oct. 26,
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" close, blit it -it the carries with it in effect the colitr o4s and respQilsible:position, wAliout ex -
I i hand thp- respecti e dwumqnts, as di- . (1ebate,' i - wi] Margaret, wife of Mr. '
. I 'Ir , Ii Zely th, of e - John Mclntosb
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I ho otable and trustworthy menf and rected, iii the t 4 of -%e Coi ssioll, 0t"overninent -will *y and stave off the I whole 0abinet, which he demande( - . . - . ac - aged 44 years. : -
i . ; . ; pre- pi essing our sincere regret that on - '
- dent' of party , but, iliste&l. of thi I wing done,
I el ct heml elltirely-indepe4 Irli John ;,Otc until limonday a it the earliest so they, - vions. to his resivation some time . cc unt of ill health younshould :be under Tiioirsoy.-In EginolicIville, on Oct. 27,
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. bec mc po%essed of the ono -which lay ''
or political considerations, , d so long,as have Saturclay. and . unday to agai n 1 1 A Constantilippie dispatch an urces tie necessity of resigning the Aar James fourth son of Mir. William
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E . in ghould have heell ( 61 ivered- to the Speak - pera e upo In
r % t , , n the wave iig ,and w ak- 1: that the Ambas8atlor from Alistra has the school. We h 1' Thomson, aged 2 years.
they continue to do so, th cannot but . Ave been faviored. with
; . - . er of- the Commons. His ob*i in. ob- need. i arriv'ed at that (, ity, with instnicti)n,r to your counsel, instruction and solicitude M01N1ULXIx--Iu Set6forth, on O&t. 30,
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i coitinue to prosper. Bat '* let' political taining this is'prob-Aft I O P UilleAl above. I
I . - y ! THE IkESUTH, I bring about ,In amicable settlem,,nf of fur 'Our. welfare, during the
i . . I r, :last four, Laura Edith,, daughter,of Mr. -James
t i4ensions g4in admittance i to . oil The repbrt of t1i e 0 miaussion vrj3,. which be, 3 and cluting this period 1
i , , n . ; What tIIe result o the division will 11 the differences between the two CIrpvt rii- Ycar 0 we have - N ...
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was a good represeliUtiin 0'.
the offbarings amotauting to aJ
'boxes, onii,9-Y,000 of whichthall
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* not make any purchases. om
Asimed that they had stook
and -did not tare toload up. fii
. present state of the market, 1,
fluancill situation. The fact
-,gen,erally unwilling to sell fai
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. are holding firmly-st 14c. .1
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were light, the top price b 64
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factories from 14c ta'14fe. I
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The'llorse trade of theweel
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of fhe leaffing anctioneers, An
but a 'very moderate -degree
- . in the general market, Sale,
the Bull's H46adstable-sranUef
- Carriage horses'from $00
r pair - light dniving horset
Pe. - 11 Z, I Z31 I
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. thuz far, 5,66i heid. or'333 I
339 cars for the -same ti*
The naa,rket openpa aetbrer
cided improvenaeut.na feelb
- laist week's pntest. on good'.
. Common at last W,6evs -quota
I-ast arrivals cout =* seme spl
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hePA -of thme-year-old stie
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Vy-gaigigg 1,--663 pounds. T
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- Albanyll,has h&-oed the ka
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46 Canada zbeep, 1.
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gela t1lis morning at =aaN-.
159 per cwt, with the h -
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su. 1 e rag, r quajity. Sales 92, 1 I
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to 250 Ps., at 34 40 to I% Z,
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