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I I xy not a disfy the peo. by t�e Dukes Brogli and D'Au f- . nt AwE imanym,39TS. an ortunity for private mo�mb!erw �in- I - f�nce by. �ro ' will I � . , , . i - . I � . � I � OP - ,-ent W will bo vezy - fert, Pequiereo, oulard and Lavergn a, I : - .- . . tereate d to introduce adch legielation as ,plb. If,he is innoo: , I I ... t. I Clothing m. Campbell. - I . . . . favoring immediate �orga ization of tile . . . would effect the '. object desired. The eavy for him to prove hin ,self so, and if, supporters of RacK hon for the coullt� I I .- � , a Caution- William, G. Palmer.. . ,. I . � - . led to - B_� . Dn r y Go ,a &c. -Duncan & Duncan. Coune 1 then unanimously' req ueated one through his silence, the p blic are � enance of his title of Pres dent of the R : . -3 � . . I . . . i ' I I believe hi I in public,� and the mai nteux, tee of a politic all . Examine tiou of Public School Teachlra. of the County represefitatives *to intro- . guilty, he has but himself to truceattheenat)fthepr entsevenyeara - I ' , Farm for Sale -Wm. Blair. I blame. As the matter now stands, even . __ i .. duce a. measure to remove the office. . . . . . . term, or, in the eveAt of the occuTrenbe� Farm for'Sale.-Andrew Cowan. . . - f the Arational, � of a vacancy in the:Presidency. In the Fa . rin Wanted to.Rent.' � . Mr. Gibson., M. .P. P., in' compliance inthe lig . lit of the defence o i I I I ach- -meantime the Left Centre are dissatisfi d First Brick -John and J'amei Sproat. 'With t lie request of the (3'ounail, -did so. � we do not think. the publ a school te � . � Great Auction Sale -A. 1. McIntosb. But o the 'Legislature,. not the overn- � era would do right to sel ct him as� their with the programme, as not concedbig . . � . . suffi6ent to them. I : I !all 1�aaniiig Mill�Gray & Scott. i ti, - sentptive. . . . roll i ment, refuped to. grant this leg slation repre , . I . GENER&L. . I . I . . . List 0 Letters -S. Dickson, � P. M. � � I. . . n type, we r.0- , I � i I unless the County be.compelled.to re- -�-Sinc6 the above was i ROCREFOXr. -Henri Bo'cliefort lecti; r-: � : I � - . , . � are $trayed-George Ewill � imbuT 6 the. deposed Itegistrar for the tice. in. the Mail, of Thursday, a letter ed at the Academy, of M sic,: New Yor t - . � a � I �. - . I Meers'ehatim Pipe Lost. I loss o� his office. i Th6 introducer of the over the signature of Dr. Sangster, to on Saturday night, on ;he "History c)f . � . France si nee the Fall' a, the Late E i i- � � Notice to Debtors -Charles Wright. � -Ineastire was thus'left the alternative of . which we shall. refer on a uture occasio.u. pire. " The audience wa; thin, and c - . I Tenders Wanted-Johu Wiilia'ms. '. . . - - I I - 1. of I all *i th ntinuanoe of the nuisance sisted almost exclusivel of yFrencl Tenders Wanted -A. Bay. � , OW ng e co . f . . I , . Presbyterian nion.. the Communistic elem The rep e- G4b%W6=%11QFVf M__A=4&_AC429NO�0�1 =_Varmtk_,S�M? with, ts attendant continuous. expenses, - ' ' .--- - - - ___ - - -.---. -4- _ � ___�____ .. I tilly class of - "I . , - . or of ,consenting to th introduction into -The long talked of. an much dlElcuss- sentation of the mOre I rk - � , , I _' I French residents of New Yo was very, I , I I I on between the Gauada Presby� Al clause ma4ing it couipulsory ed uni . i . i 11 f, 0 ito I � " U. -Ton - - X 11 0 -0 I V.#. ."his bill of a . . a -in all. . I . . � � i (!;SW I . , - terian Church and the Church of Scot- MOROCCO.—A. c -i I— . .1 I " , . upon tbe,couuty top y this remunera I INSURRECTION D& el - SEAFORTH, FR,IDAA-T, JUNE 1 .. 2, �874. A. 'it? land in Canada is .likely to speedily �e- apatch from Morocco says 50 of the Si 1� tio -1 When we co' B-ider that the � I- I . I � . 'Lill I I I I accomplished fac b. For the past tan's troops were Iled an-tol.wounded i am, O nt required from the County to gain Comeau, . - . � f - . � I . � I " . � . . eral Assembly of. the. attack on the c' Of Fez. 4r. . . .. I . . . The County Council. I .us complete and absolute fro.edoin from -week or more the Gen - -.1 I I = . � - , r i I the former, and the Synod of the latter . ; . a ounly C,Oun- the nuisance is not nexrl so great as . The Sangs er Question. The June sessio of the C' i I : . y . I . I I , ; I -in semion; . Several con r- ' 11 . A the amount the County would have im- have been I I " 1 61 terminated on Saturday 1 - 11 _. . � . . . � TO the lKlitor of the. 1-faron 1,1'xpositor : I � mediately to expend iii the erection of a .ences between the two Church C ' ts - : pretty fall report of the proceedings will , I have read the ettee signed " Ve,i i , . i , e p " ci- w g, to say nothing of on the sub ect of union IL&VO been eldy . your last '. suej containing t.i( I Th . ne liegistry. buildin I � i . tas," in ' ' . .be found in other columns. . p . . I . alic unmanly attack on r. Sangster. No V, . InTgr exTenses, refu4d and iuconveni- , Ia bas , oth has ibeen - . ' . ' I pal questions which engaged the tell- run - I . agreedupon. This am 1?1 I must take excer tion to some of t 1( , ,0 -i l '-, * � tion of the Council were the bou ary ence, 1we leave t to a�ii.'y honest and con- � . . . ?f the expressions of your correspondent. �scieniious person to S'ay', if the course of accordance with the requirements � hine. bridges, special grants - to g javel . � . d to First -It does not follow thati le . roads, the North Ridii . ig R . I . tho'hitroducer of the �ill'wa not in tile, Barrier act, has yet to be subinitte , P the Association invited Dr. Sar . egis . ce, : . � . . Presbyteriee, Sessioiis and cause the equalization, of the asses 3 - " inter6sts of the'Cohinty and , spirit in- the sev eral ster to lecture on t e I Itly inst. at G(I 1. is : and , I I , - I . I . ctaccorda=6 with. the re( est of the Congregations, for their .pproval. Both erich, they endorseall. his actions in t A the establish ment .of a House of Refy, ge. 8tri . . I : I # articular. . . The first of these, botindar . . line COun4�:I. Yet, not-withstan ug this, 19 Courts propose an adj,aurnment.. until i'natter referred to. I am not p, y ' . � � , . I ly conversant with e facts of thee e. - bridges, has been a source of perplexity membeA of our County Cou., -il support7- Nov. 3, then to meet in Toronto.. and but As far as - I Can learn the t I . . I . I ' receive the reports of tbe Presbyteries, as he has be et to Councilors for a long iii-Ae, - and has ed what was in reality. a vote'% of censure not so black a. sbeep , . I � I - - . formed a theme for, *many wi . Aoly Orations. upon that iepres.eiitati ve, an I for what ? Sessions and Congregatio a. If these be painted. I think the attackg upon hirr. * � I a- favorable 7 re from personal hatre&, ,more th 11 L At the'June meeting of last year the For carr iug out in the beat lannerpo , of, which the, le � is ,, I y . I l . 11 . . from any love th se who �attack h: in � . ' . I - the filial. proceedings will then be �aken , . question occadoned consi*able'di s1cus. sible, the instructions- which they them I I have for public molality; and your c r. . .- . - . I ' . . -cements. " eri ell es, a6lves� had ,given, him. rtunately., 10 complete the union ag respondent, -by signing himself 11 - . � sion. Ag the law th stood.' the bri49 F'r . itas'j' strengthens opinion, else - . � � i . — nn�_ W 11 , � . C41 county boundaries, had to be main- however, for the County, A sufficiant . � � I w - . . . THF, Gomnim Star f last week in- sign himself "IV itas?" If lie h,,,,,t . . . . 0 1 . . tained by the adjoining municipalities, I number of -the Counc I oppois I'd, the reso- . signed his own ame, people mip . I . dulges in a tirade of vulgar abuse . lit wherbas bridges on township boundaries 1. lution of .Mr. Kelly to defeat'it, and ,thus . ' * know it was not pe -sonal animosity I ut . I � . I . . I �galnst the Member for South Huron in love of public ni I ora, ity or the reapeda - ' coame, within the jurisdiction of the COUR sa,ved the, Council from -committing an I i . I . ty. Thiswas manifestly unjust and in: I I a and uncou��rteous act, as well the Legislative Assembly for an over- bility of the Coun *I -of Public. Illsttl LC - , I - I , I ungenerou - . * - i I- . . sight on the part of tho gentleman, in tion, that 1�rompted the writing of tl A I fheted a great hards-hip, -oii border town- as-froni the certainty of anex nsi-velaw- ! . I . . . I - 1� ie, allowing,.as &,eve of e township I �hlps. The Council then petitioned the suit. . t Second -Dr. Sargster's appearaned il L I ! . . ! .... - I Usborne, the holding of Jthe Court of Re- - by the earnest request 0, Government -to have the law- amended, The. labors Of- the: �quali ..ion Com- . .., � � .1 Goderich * i8 , I I � I . vision for that township rior to the time the Huron Teachers' Association; id so as to throw upon counties the movin- mittee were more protracted, -this eession . ' � . � I : , n worse than, he .a3 I ; amende -1 . I I I specified in the, d Assessment act, if he never acts a tenalice of all boundary line bridges over than formerly, on-adcount of' -a new Sys- . . I done, the majority of. the Huron te, h- . I � passed lastsession. We would-reiniiid a certam� span. The Legislature, at its te�m of equalization having been adopted. I � I � era will support him. I don't think he ' I I . * . 'I our contemporary t1lat t�ose wh6 live n majority are agaim t him as your cory � - � last session, amended the law so as to Hitherto it has been -the practice - of . . � " I I � ,throw upon counties the millitenance of Equalization Commi . ttees to gu�ess at the glass houses should n t.. throw $ton - pondentsays. I doii!t think "Verits: I . � !. L I I . Mr. McGowan, the r respniative f r need trouble him8elf about the exam .)I . a112 boundary line bridges ,over rivers, amount of village property in each muni- � . Dr. Sangster has set for the youth of , h . ' . I . North, Wellington, is' eputy Reeve of . - - - i - I but did not define what C7 onstitutes - a cipality. The result of this has been . I � country. The yoLngeronesdondt . . � . - I ! 1. 131 river, whether a stream of , .100 feet in that'the unincorporated village proper the� township in which 'he resides, a d- d.erstand the queat 'Lon, and those of in )r e" � , . . ty I'll '. . y . � that gentleman all9we. his, Coune, to mature age will 1i)t do likewise, ainr)l - width., or a stream of 5 feet. Some -in- I has always. been unde,r estimated' and al- . Dr. 8 -' � 1. . - d es . I . I C n- , angt ter did it; - if tl- ei r � . . fall into the same error �as did the terpreted the act to include?bri .g . over though the munic�p�lities receive. the I morality would keep them right, 444 h a - I � . . ' � . I I . - , . oil of the township of Usborne, in c in- 1� id -1 water courses, no matter- how small. benefit of this class'of . propekt.V by local . . Doctor's 6xample: will not set them ; ; . � - I . � . I i " . It was geaerall' I agreed among Council- assessm,ellit, they we, ' 0 moll with many :others. Yet, du 1119 wrong ; and if their mind is inclined t) . y . . I _Je iftot -required t � I "thout - I � ors, however, that townships,could keep contr . ibute a proportionxte all . are of the .Mr,.,; McGo-wan's election, the Star was do wrong, they; wiU .do so, - wi ' r - � ,� - . � � . . I I I- -, - an's gard to Dr. Sangster's conduct. � 1.8 � _Go up thesmaller bridges and culverts at .County -rate. This �rear the Committee lorid in its praisei of Mr. M " I example will neither lead the virtu I � . i - I - � . . . � abilit and in asserting I is fittiess f the . ) 8 much less expense than .the County ca,refully examined all the assessment y � astray nor make i the depraved a � . . could, and, c . onsequently, a,by-law was rolls, and extracted' ; 01 parcels - of land, p . osition of Parliamen y represen ative. worse. � . . . � . . . � � I The teachers of Huron are intelli At peased �by the Council as ming the of five acres and leas ascoirtained, the Even the most attenti e. membells can- . 17 . I � P . � - enou to form i opinion on his (OIL- . I � . � gh � I maintenEmice of all bounda T1, ... �-whethe as - not be. expected to be acquainted with duct for themselv a ; so I think 'IV .,r' - * 4 � . �! i inebridges natu.re of this propedy, .. _r it wt I � '� - . � . ry minute detail. of , e several meas- tas, "might ha -. over 22: feet span between; ;abittments, linill or general. villl e property -added .eve � I ve - een much more pro I . and leaving the smaller bridges and c,ul- the several - parcels together, and then ures which receive the sanction of Piirlia- ably employe.d.th rxin writing a lert r ' y I � , I - . . . I . - I I which ' re How mortal , . __ . I verts to. the cA of the thwulhips. � . increased the . rate- of assessment at the . ment during -the session. The lesson to . injures -a :f , with o t - . I - doinz9oodtollimself. Idon'tthink . ) I - pro erty in be drawn from t-bese mistalces is that a ack upon Iltbi . !e - - When the Council in Decomber last, same ratio as on' the other 1p . ). . att., is paragon of ex � abandoned the maintenance f the C oun:-� the to longer- time should be allowed to elap�e lence," as your cGrresponaeut modestf, . wliship. By iis. means all the � I y I . � tv 2ravel roads . J . . en-. . real village I pr erty in'each inu, � I . icipal- between the pasRage of a measure by .styles the Docta-, is very creditib�e . J . � - , and left the, _� to th � - � OP . I to � " Veritas ; " d I can inform - iim der mercies of -. the townships ugh. ity has been inc,litd-,d, which catimed a Parliament, and ith enforcement as law. - that there is on: . eacher in �the Cot nty � . r i .. .1 rease in tlie'4qiializa . tion of this . I � - - M wrAch they passed we point! who will vote for r. Sangster, unles . I I ed o . that large ine . - . . . llie . I an 1JU .as of pr . former years. In I - . in doing so the� had imposed tu at cla __ NEWS OF THE WEE K. sees - a better re I s;on for not doin� so . . operty. ove i by " Veritas. " F I e I - ' i i ' . and u-nequal burdenon cert�in mwu 13101- a 611le townships the il , ]age property has : IT. - . .than that giv 1, � . . I . � � GREAN BRITAX, I 0 n !'the best fitted for �4e � e I � I ]�alities. TbLeCouucilbythjiractiCnat bean increased from $5,000 to $15,000. � OPEXING AND CLO.�I,XG Doctor is by far, ' . . I � � OF PuiRLI(i position, and by' all means send iin� - b the late session have ad e - ;his. This,- of course, caus: �.d cousiaerable com- Housi�.s. 'The House of Commons, by a there. -vl'e think your corresponaent - 'tt d i - - � 8 ' . - adopted the should have signeil his name, -it is 'U)I. ' We also predicted that - �he e ro,ads plaint when. the repc rt of the Committee vote of .161 against 126, ) . I , would either be aJlowed to "D10 into i - a- ca . me up for considel . ation, but after the proposition of the,Government that the gentlemanly to throw mud on a MIRA 8 D - pt character from behind a screen. . - � � , . public houses in Lor,don shall, be ke . i . . . I I . . � r,ep6ir, or the represeRtative .of the, mu- system, was explained by the .Chairman open on week days from 7 b'cldck in the : T. J. GODFRE 1. - . . I I . . I . . El GKONDVIMLE, ;Ille 8, 1874. . 11101palities -refdrred to won 1, be forced of the:Committee an -3 others, none could morning 'until 12:30 at night. The , . - I. I , . f to, appear before the Coun * . and beg for . .*1; was very' House als . 0, � by a vote 61 f 382 against 42, - . . l . I I I deny -its fairness. generally . I � - approved the Government proposal that � The i ther Side. . I I ill � . - I I s,Wial grants to assist , I admitted by mem a that the equaliza- �such houses'ahall be open on, the same I � the roads through thei , The following ,I! an extract from an r - r to I , �.. i ii a. Our tion of this year is more nearly correct days in towns having over 2,500 popula- I I I . . � , :1 I , . ticle which appeared in the Toranto a� . prediction. has been Vellfied) L even 8 ner and more. just, than it has. ever been be- tion from 7 A. M. to 1.1 P. M., and in tional in defence of Dr. Sangster, au'd in . I : . - than- we ex cted. The r8i, ds leading f . towns with a less n1imber of poople from reply to the accu4atinns of the Tormto ] PC I pre. For this -rest It, the .Committee, 6� A. M. to 10 P. M. : in -to Seaforth, Clinton and' Goderiah,� . . * * Globe : - . I I and especially the . airmaii, is entitled A Lo,,sm, S_T,,ss1ON PRO33k-ALx.-Mr. " With regard io the documents ir Pr. . . I . -from- the north, +1 into Se,�.forth from to credit. . Disraeli has taken occasion to correct -the c r'a case, the ex 1 . . . . . - . Sangste istenne of"whicl. the A- the sonth, are, at the presen time' in a - Another effortthas been made to se- misappreh-o6iision that .this -would -.be Globe assumes to doubt we can assuro: qnr . wretched condition.. These r ad -the f � ashortsessiou. Sev:erallbills of extra im- readers that we h4v"�en tbein and that - I been put I - I 0 1 .1 13 ilave cure janction, of the Council to t'h6 portance were to be pre.sented 'to Parlia- they present a. cd , In ete chain of testi- in this condition"'not bythe establishment of a B ouse of Refuge and ment. Theywouldbeintroduced &tan � Pl, travel of the townships thr" ugh which . I mony in favor of I the doctor's posi don. � I Industrial Farm.. The need of sucli an early day, and if .members frittered away The agreement between the first Mrs. . . - � . I they pass, bat by the travefj from .c ther institution in the County is 'becoming time the session, instead of being short, Sangster and h6r husband, in which . , . I ' I I the to . would be unusually long. � she admits she-lia!d been guilty of dr iuk. - I townships. Conscquently, I wu- year by year more apparent, &nd- it is to . : � I � - . I . . PpmNcr Arunup. IN THI LORDS.—The euness and adultOy-andaciousIv .a ie rt - ships of McKiRop, Tucker.- . Ith, t'H - llett be hoped that thd preseiit move�aent will Duke of Connaught, Prince Arthur, aip- ed -to be a forgery�-ia duly signe'd aby the I � . - . I ,and Colborne, Glaimed ass. ; tance rom- prove more successful �ban the Amt in peared in the -House of - -Lords on Tii-es- parties and'witne4aed by two wiell-kr o I n ' . the Council, and we are.gla to say. that the same directiem. : - - day, for the first time, and participated citizens of Toroll-to. We have also s(en. . . ,� . . in the deliberations. . . the Cou-n-Gil has, hacl the- f ess and Many other... -mmol questiong engaged . the divorce obta.iDed by Mrs. Sangster air e sohable . ;� � I PEXCIA.UITION OF TnE CzAR. -Letters all in Chicago on Jul� 22, 1870, the . ce rt A_ y he r re- the attention of the Council; and, upon - . . que I at, notwithstanding the .11 , sperat, �, at- I I mention 6xtraordirary precaution takew cate of her mar age to &-citizen of the � :. : the whole, the sessim has been prodne- b the police to pyevent- the Czar of Rua- United States in-] uffalo, on E�13. 1, 181,11, i I y . IF4 tempts made to'prevent it. � �: tive of considerable u�eful and necemary sia frombeing assassinated while in Lon- and the certificato of the doctor7 n . � � . . The,question of renaunerat�ion to Mr.' legislation. . ., - - - (Ion, by fugitive Poles.. _No attempt was marriage by Rev.! T. J. Joalin at Dur it . I I . . I . , � Rays, �he iacumbent of the North Rid- I -_ . . � . __� . inade, however. -_ I onSept.21.of ti�esame ear,wituessed I , I - y 1, . .. L."op. TRouRLES. -The owners of the ,,�ythe only brother and sister of the ing Reg'Istry office, for the lo�',,ss of his of- The Sangster OfLse. I � � I . . . Durham collieries are evicting large num- " present Mrs; Sangster. If this does. ot � . fi0e, created quite a little hTeeze' *in the There ia, perhaps, no 'question which, bers of their tenants, who * were Of the satisfy the Globd, it will at least con- � . I �, . - I . . � . C, C6uncil, and afforded to'- Ine,o- 1tw'o, attracts so much'intareot at present as I striking miners. Tw'o ': hundred and 'vince all unprejudiced, reasonable minds . I - . members an opportunity ofl. getting rid 'that relating, to ; the qualifications . or fit-,' twenty-eight. of there evicted fainilies of the utter falsiti of the atatemente ut . . . 4�,__ It. . _ are camping out in the fields. forth by that journal. of considerable -political ,1)ilel: which ness of Dr. Sangstei, for the position of I SPAIN. .1 . It I , ,:�%k I I ; ' The Globe, publishes; extracts f rom a seemed ta afford. them no little comfort.. a member of the Ct uncil of Pnblic in. B.krrLF, Exrw.TED.—LateSt kdvices couple of letters f:� om. Dr. Sangster to . I I . . . I � . . 1t lis A portion of the Council strEmnously op- * struction. Apart ffym his personal- char- from the scene of war in the north,'state former wife in which he expresses the - . . i I . .. I I . . that the Carlist forces are concentrating wish that the pr , vate sepaFation which posed, -the right of the Col*ty to ':pay acter, there ! is no doubt but that . in entrenched positions about Prienta La hadexistedbetwe ntbemforseveral3e rs I i � . I this ramuneration. They arg�e&that the Dr. 82,ngster.is -em .. i � Inentlyqualified for Reira, a town in the Province' of Mau- should culminate' in a public tlo�nt . . - I I separa m-111itted in the', S, arre, twelve miles southwest'ofl Pemlona. and seelca t ' ts caseby re - wrong was co I . 1' -first place the pusition to whi lic aspire -per, � . 0 streagthen i I The main,body of .tile Repubficall army marking that in - ose letters there �is , by �he Grovernm cut of the Province, and, haps better quXlified. than any of the . I I I I .. I I Is � -The m�eather is no mention of dri k � n_ss or adillki,y. the, consequently, the Piovince ,wid not other candidates who may offer. But, still at Logrona. U en e , - I I stormy, Which delays the 1�attle. -A The drunkenness �waa a matter of pi IbAic . I I . the. Coutity should -bear '�hy, expimse for sucli a position-, one very important Carlist diversion toward Arragoil. was notoriety, while bteabsenceof all Aafer- . which had been incurred .i� rectif ying and necessary qqaMication is an unsul- frustrated'by theRepublicans.! . - ... ence to the gra . charge was due to . . I . the i . FlUNCE. i fact that the doctor, with 2, foolish dner- the error. This argument is, no do�ubt, lied and unimpeachable personal reputa- 9 . . � ' . FL-cCITOP..&L B1LL PASSED. -The As- osity had so far condoned the past AS to , . very plausible, and is, probably, strictly tion. Whethe r or act Dr. Sailryoter is sembly passed the Electoral bill to its psi -mit the mother of his ebildre U) re - .L . - 0 . I U speaking, correct. - ut eve�,_if correct, qnalified."in this .re,pect is a matter of second �c&ding, by a vote of 393 ayes to side in his house �p to that time though � * . . . . IS nays.! Louis Blane and M. Gam- in separate I When the 4 those who introAnced it at "the County much doubt, as'well as of dispute. The 3 1 apaTtments. � I I . - D I . c, i I noes - . betta ovi)6sed the bill, and at tlie'conclu- question of obta ing. a divorce o � )ard in -view Of all the 11cum's-ta 0 Globe -has preferred lie gravest charges � . __ - . u the - - - . . . sion of their. speeches received � perfect ground of a aubsi�quent 'violation of her should be the last to make i1se of it,,. or againat him, and, a we showed IaSt ovation fr6m the Left. - . vows afterwards arose, the corres nd- * I . . ta urge it. It is not possible,-, at 41-1 tim,�sl week, has bbldly ac used him of conduct CO-.N-STITtrT1ONAL CHANGF-s.—It is ex- encebetweebthe artieafully-discussedit . , , - . I . .� I � . 8 is of w:hich a moral. man could not be aurin in a few day, -to which the i o&e, with characte;isbic 1. 'to get J,list what a persork iconsider pected that. M. Duf, 8 . rigjl,t,. and very frequently'- people � are guilty. - The; ATati �, nal, on the other will ask- tte Committee on the Constitu- unfairness,'make , of course, no alh, � lug I' ing ; tion of Laws to come to a vote on the It cannot even a, oid ly' �11 so trMon. I Compelled. to take less th4a they feel hand, as will. be a en from an article fir§t articlo of the bill. introduced May, .a matter as the ge of the -present rs. � - . I � they . are justly eniitled ito. This is which we copy els where, takes up the .1873; ,providi that the Govenimen Sangster, who,", born in 1849 an w.-ts, 1. . I . I - . . - �g I � Consist of! a Senate Chamber of repre- consequently 21 ears of age whe the , pretty much the . posAiOn. f 1FJuron in c.udg,el,s in his defe. pe, and attempts to � .. � I I sentatives I and -President of R epublic. first Mrs.Saugs er -deserteld her me this raatt,k-r. rhe X,orth Riding Regi$-� show him tobe iiinpceijt of the charges If the Conlimittee rejects the article, the not a' girl in berteens, as the Glob as' I : � I . . . - i .� I . . try Offic6 was generally' admitted to lie 'I .1 � . ; . : � preferred ag t im in the Globe.. Left Centre will move in the Assembly serts. . I aiiia � I a vexatious nuisajace, which entailed Thus far, Dr.,Sa,ng ter has said not a to refer a jimilar proposition to the new "Having aban oned the legal argu ent - � . � r . Comilnissid Should this'fail, the Left as untenable, th Globe's new line (f at - needless expense upon the County. The word -in his own de ence. This. we look I I I Centre, - t I - � I a I last resort, will . move the tack is to excite ympathy for the f: Lmily County Council repeatedly lunanimously 14pon. as not a ,. tavon%ble -sigil. �. Ha -As 11 - dissolution of the Assembly, and on the and friends of- the sedond Mrs. San gster . . petitiohed the Government to remove candidate for an irqortant public posi- -event of an adverse vote on the,motion, . by representing I ern as fee C . � . lin g - d �eply I I � ' 5 * ' ' ' vv 0 B n e ' - - le e' 0 t ' ' � ��_ e a �_W I � - ,ele n a ' ture ' r 0 TT a 'a io. � rian n . e! t * 'ed of a muel cal - 7,n 0 11 Y, I fe s " _' our e ii . , rrin , aI 111 � a 1" - I ,� T �_- 10i (1-1 rfiv F-./ r I ti, e1i 11-1 I _� 1 It aL 3. I , - , ' " I I ' 11 [I e - � I ( � 00 n c in m inj P r wa an , , 'I V,rt , ta I I. 3o _f ` r � th Z, It, I I t�) , � , � � �' � , - re I ,u � I _ , I 0 , _ I i, . .t. this nuisano�e. The GovernTa6.nt refused grave c I the deputies belon ' to sections of hurt and aggrieN ed by her marria,, r . tion, harges.' have been preferred . gIng I ,e to - � i In en m"se, , - g. the doe�tor. Nothing 'could be more p - and, Is he is, if innoce the Left way possibly rest 0 to do so, on the -ground that' by so, doing against him, nt . . � I I. . � as well as Macl\f�hon.l I � posed to the fad A of the care. I As we they would be interf ing w#h. the acts well able to defend 1himself, he should at POLMOAL MOVEMENTS. ` The Rialit. have already in ioned, the � � eri . - . " 1. � . . I 0 w . only I roth- 1 . . I of a previous Goverument, �ut 696rded- I once do so over his!own Signature. De. Centre has, issued a programine di awn up er and sister of the lady lent their sanction I l . I .. � I 1. 7 1 . 11 - . . . I I ; . . I . I - I I I . ; I. � . I . . . .1 . .. . . I . i. . , I I . � - I . . . i I I � . i iI � . _. .1 . -1 . i . � i I " . I . I I � . i . . . � . 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I li ed to his, d Lu&- ,Organization of that kind in -the � ., � jight,a wrong which haa been 4 � coutity - ter since her marriap, thbroiAghl,, r ou- was started, at Kineardine on lylendi 11 -- vernment, I dorses her courae. His wife, W.Ro is n � ot last, . 'y I I . by a previous Go ,: I - - 7 Mis. - on. Alex. M . - �. .ince is responsible for the ;9 the� mother but t,he step -mother of I . _ � G,ovp . it a0kenzie's residence in . - ,rnmeat, and not this 06 Sangster, and the sister of the fo ' riner Ottawa, was burned on Wednesday eveii. - 1. sequently, this $1,500 rep have caused nearly all the trouble. - The , I at. � 0033 � � lug a . I . ,to Xzr. Hays iihould- be paid I letter of Dr. Sangster to his p#esent - �" 410--- __ � 11 . * y�,,Ovineial Treasury, ana not �i I � . wife's father, to which the Globe alludes, Mathemazidal Problem I I funa -of this County- � i � i ;m It I . Problem Wo. 5�-x sq- +y == 11 I I Mr. ,perkins had been t,0141 rs!]Syacalled is attention to the fae that I d " ngater% stepmother and auni were I and � z+y sq=7. Solve thevalues of a. aid I in leayth who is -Opposed u . doing wore than the rest of the ci put y, these being whole numbers ? ,�� . SM the, prese � - thst � nt actila-a 'Of tl togeiller to injure the younglady's c 1 a c ar" 'The followingis W. N. Watson�ssolutioll" . _: in reuniting the connty� ter and asking if he had not all cient iltil)lll -1 M�aent I . � � ; of the.above problem : Beeause 2 pj mlay I . ado age to -got -rid of Mr. . � I � ly � , manliness to defend his child from -the be shown to havea greater 1111meri . as soon as I . C41 f1hat h6 wasdeposed, - - vindictive and bitter attacks of !these .,,,%Iu e than :x + y, ,and because it May b�- .. � would be re-established and 19 two spiteful old women. We undelis't&I'd also shown that it cAnnot, have a great . I I ul ,er +,hLe G�overnment appointed that the only threat the letter cont ined, than x sq. +y sq-, and thereforeAess . . At A -ay rate, he considered t�. -11 was an intimation that the doctor ould than x sq. + y sq. + � (z + 11,) it must lie I � U,Une:,-atioX�l to MT. Hay.s shoul horsewhip McCausland if he did no Pro- between x+y and x sq.+2 (z+y) -+1 . by the J,>rovince, and not by I tect hisdaughter, The Ede -n -moth r; and sq. If, therefore, to each of theie , . - - _." , ty ., .aud -the proper way to, her sister have been throughon the three ' -nt pay it WAS for t cnemic-s: � uo t only of the present Mrs. . functions we add x sq. + ',v . I Governule my.ment If it w� 91 sq., x sq. + 2xy + y sq. will lie _beiwe� - refe I . . Sangster, but of her brother and aiiter, x ,9q. +y+ A 2 (x sq. + y +:z+ . ear In. the p , lip print� .. x+y sq. an I � - app , ub - - all three' having been driven from, their - y sq.,) or -betwe'en 18 and .36. But x I 40;jiinty had passed this sum Ju � �i � I . -father's home by their inachina ons.. � I I M,ates, there woltild be -no uW . sq. +2xy+y sq. is a square number - - � All the real relatives of Mrs. Sa�gster therefore it is a square number bet,�;n' � theGovernment to pay itx as I I cordially approve of the step ,-h has 18 and 36 ; t hat is, it must be 25 - -whence , . say that -it had already beer, I taken. Her father while forced y his btr � , I and wou 3I . X + y = 5, and if we an act this L - the Uounty. , ut for -by - spiteful wife into an apparent posit n of from x sq. 1), - I -it, . us Y= 11, we get x 8q� -x= way, get �out -of pV1 �In,,! - . � antagonism to his daughter durin: her 6, which77equation, if solved will give I kj� Bishop. was swpmed A . residence in Toronto—yet wrote letter, � z=sq. root (Q) plus J, or ganyd Y-2. � . . Lent conduct of Bom � e inembi after letter to her when living in 01 Li . .1 . ,,especially ,mi- view x' "ago W; have received the correct answer, . I Council, after her marriage. which abound n.the but. no deinonstratioff, from the fol- .1 that this Council had agai-"l . . most endearing terms and profes"'s of lowing . seventeen' persons �- - ' --unzaiimously' Petitioned the G"j' friendship riot only to herself but 0 her . Cameron B.r , _'�-em7 � the Ridings.- Butt I , . licefield; Geo. Jamieson . to reunite I husband. . We have seen these I er" Tuckersmith ; R. Ferguson McKillop' had not only petitioned the 441, -which, while they exhibit a pi tar of a - lvf , .1 ; I it -the Ridin- i - � ictur Win. Elliott, cKillop; D. Stodaajd. . ! , to re -n -m e - gna.- but., ii! man terribly afraid of his shrewish wife,. Winthrop; R. bloir, Rodgerville - __ i . ; G117 I haA ulianimOusly' passed R - I express full sympathy with his daughter' . I 7) � 8 .bert Smith, Walton ; John Ferguso . as'k-ing the County members V course. - 111 . I . - I -or the reum � ' Grey ; Josiah Irvin; Samuel Smiley, A private measare f I E ; _1000- . I . I � . - . County -fter Mr. Gibson i : I i Tuckeramith; Archd. Taylor, Brussels - : � �1. ,A ; I i 1 Canada. - � . � I � . i W. J. Phoenix, Turnbei-Ty ; John 1A,Ior' 11 lied- �;iith the unanimous reqi L ' I . ancea A b Palmer, who was suspected oi having rison, Winthrop ; Geo. Baird, Bruoe. . cu'nel, and intro . , - - stolen the- Pope -Macdonald letter, has field; C. T. Roche, Brucefield; Wn. � ,purpose, aud-haA .B`ecured il , been reinstated in his position as clerk in Doig, Tuckersmith -' P. G..'Hurphy, Hib. upon the only terms it --could I the Montreal Post Oflice at* an increased bert. I . � secured, nowl somLe membei salary, and with three months'. leave of Accoiding to Mr. Watson, how -ever, . oonsistent ,enough -to �coine foi I - . 7 ' �a I absence. � all the solutions furnished by these par. - cavil. at these terms aud 4 -a_ —The wife of Honest JTne Ry.mal, of *ties are defectiv'J'in thbolemonstraticin, � being made to induce the I ' -South Wentworth, comeb to the front the ni--�jor4 of them, iftasmuch as that refuse to comply with the tel with a hen's egg, which is just 84 inches no pro -of has been adduced in the solti- - � . .wt. He knew, - and those * V' - in length and Q inches across. The tions furnished 'why the first factor, y - 2 - . . who supported .Mr. Kell, , U Dundas Batiner thinks this the champion is equal to zero, ana thAt cannot be as. . ]mew, as well ae he did, that t egg of the ,season. . . sumed until the second factor has been I I tare could not be induceil I . . �— The Board of Health of Drayton proved to have' a numerical value, posia . sanction to a bill reunitng t� � . � tion, or ne on, which has not been - which dia not provide remuni have published an official report intimat .- . gati ......... j hig that that village is now, clear'of done. i - . 11 �� .1 I the present bic-ambent of I � L 4 Neither coula the Lvslatum 11 small -pox. In all there were 14 cases NEW PROBIXAL ..... � I I � I The follo*in , offered by I I Delta, "we ... .to allow the -passage Of a 11 tw,- o of which were fatal. I I . i 91- - - . ' ., .� i w � . . ; I give as � . �. ould malce it incumbent UUO� — A short time ago a few stumps were Problem No. 6.—The Merchants Com. ' ' ince to provide this r,emau:e_x!d . I . . - fired by. John Caswell, of 'I Con. 3, Minto, pally, Seafortb " :shipped to.un agent in . . I questionl,' therefore, rAE!ZOJVcd !I * , - I - a short distance from Iiia barn. Th.6 I this : W he-ther was it .bd� . � Toronto 2,800 barr,217a of salt, to be sold wind was high'.and the a arks were car- - I . � .ocoaty to continue the exper . 1� on commission of 4 per cent. He -rein- . - - ried to the- barn, which was ignited and : vests proceeds in coal, Brat oleducti .. . oonvenience of - the two office�, I totally consumed, with'its entire con- his commission 9f 5 per, cent. To - . the erection of a new.buildin tentB, consisting of a quantity of grain . of'S8,00, or - coinmistsion, received, $300-7 � If the - pay this. 471M,.0 '' �! 11 . " - and hay a mare and colt, a .wagon, two . . . . ro;ila aina th 11 agenVs selling price per barrel, after a _- I the, Ridings fed, � �, "I -, , ) sleighs, a c ' atting box, &c� A -warning I deduction of 10 per cen�-,�ior freight, &c., - '� I - � the,existing inconvenience a I - - of maintenance of the n of —The boats of the line between Mon- leaves the i0i ompany a p-rofit of 25 per - t� c WL - treal and Quebec are th ' admiration pf cent.. find c6st of manufacture? �� 1, additim receive $2,000 annw n I . . . travelers from- all coulies. Of theso I fund, wYieh the ,Coimty woi ' - - __ - _ . floating palaces, the ,Nlontreal� is the- . . I BIRTHS. . the Ridings remaineX Eep largest and -grandest. It has 150 sleep- i would be seen that, k�ing i ing berths. The three decks give- aban-' WOODS.—Il Se 10, -the - � onvenienee .11 I wife of .NW. Chas.* Woods, of a son.. Of c . -0 t of consid dant room for prouienading, and* _ the' tirely, th,6 County W014d,, m . . saloons tire got up in the I most gorgeous BicLT.—At Carronbrook, on June 8, the , . t Of view, �V�� 4fter ,I - fashion I . I Wife Of M�- Henry Belt of a son. � I h eompbiined o . - I VNO so inw, I I .1 11 I I I . . . . BELL.—In Seaforth, on June 5, the wife I ly the gainer. ,This was th ' . � I , —The meeting of the *esleyan Con- of Mr. Jo I hn Bell of a son, . . I , . �� y - ference at Hamilton,last Week, will be the MCGR n McKfllop on Alay 30 , ", of it,*. ana he wits convin I I ,&TH +1 . f _, - last at ,Which the Conferepce will meet. in the wife'df M Peter McGrath, of a the view which -would be tal,nel one bod�. In future th6re will be three son. i r' large.majoxity,of the ratepa� - . I � . - T I � � . Uounty- � i Amnual and one General Conferelle,e-- Lovz.—In 1weKillop, on Alay 2.3, the - eek% -,was -soinew.hat I The latter will meet oncle in four years, wife of -Mr. Thomas Love, of a daugh- . . Air. L I and . , wilVeonsist of an equal number of ter. ' I � . at the course pursueaby sam � of the Council. fle had ab ministe and lavmen from all 'the Annu- R-AmsiY.—In 'KeKillo3p -on June 4, the al COUP� ences. - Thus' Wesleyan Meth- ' % I tained, ana he -was Btill ol wife of Mr. James It -- nisay, of a 'son. �1� rt Mi . I lopiniou, that the No - h IU u I . � � odisin botw'een the two ocealis will be WiLsiR. —In McKillop" on June 8, the - I governed by one Gene'ral Conferoince � I � wife of Mr. Jas. Wilsie, of a daughter. I 'v . 01fice was .an ,expensive nut ! . - � I ; houla which meets for the first' tim6 in'Toroato - . s , be abolished. The A . ; I - - . I ; -vote bad repeatedly acknowl I k ! next September. : - MARRIAGES. . __ 11 4i � fact, and had petitioned the -a —The first Wesleyan � Conference .was GRAxT—M0INDo-_q—At the residence of � �' . ; i �t to ba", it abolisheA, ,and _Uflt . held in Hamilton in 18�7- "-rhirty-five Bishop Foley, on 21day 20, Mr Josiah . 7 . t I cben ministers were present,� of . L I UeSted the otint - y mem I u 'Whom Only' , -Grant, former1v of Clinton, 'to Miss , 31", ee a bill Aoing away with three remain, Rev. Dr. Ryerson, R-ev. Dora. McIndoe,_ adopted d.jughter of ,i ance. Every member at f Dr. Green and Rev. Dr. Jones, all .of the hate Hon. W. D. -XIcIndoe, -of Wan- If, Board knew perfectly well whom, though well stricken in years, aau, Wisconsin. bill r4e� I I I � I uniting the -County Avou . ZX ental �yi or. —0LEA.VR.-1\T-_ar Balfield, in the ' t tarried in the Legiislature 1. *9 BAj:LiE � t � . —The good old - township 6f Norwich tow - nship of Goderich, on June 2, by � contaiiiel a provision mak ip,Er I - � boaats of a ram whoseTerfol;mances in Rev. H. Gibson, --l-Ur. Richard Aa � ilje� � - U * . - remunerate the present Regial the way of blitting are notorious. He is to .MAry, . eldest daughter of /Paul �, , I I I lossof hisloffice. Yet'noUn kept by the people who � I . 0 . ,own him to keep Cleave, Esq. . I this knowledge,and their fOrm . off beggars, and for that purpose dis. BARRKTT—HUNTER�—In Montreal, Oil .;A jt-� - ed and .repeated A,esire to hai i counts any dog that ever barked. . A ' June 5, by Rev,� J . Jones, W. J. Bar, !1) I Aings reu.mited, they noW obje well-to-do beggar lately came on -the ret, Esq,, of tbe'P. 0. Departmient, Ot� 111'-� . ing -thia remuneration. 11 I premises wher� his woolship presides, - tawa, to. Ala�y Hunter. eldest daugh- ' Sdeh conduct was inconsistei .t . after being warned t' keep off, wlien ter of W_ Hunter, tso t; justifiable,. He bad heard set, 0 _�., St. Paula, il", � , with vengeance in his pye, and with a Minn., abd niece of ITY1. 0. Cameron, .1 who supportedthe -amendmi 4 velocity sufficient to klioc.k down a wall, 'Esq., ATJ P., Goderich. . 1.1 .. report declare that it W0111, - , � If the rain keeled over � the beggar and Me o �� . . County to , I - I 1, . .. 1. h L. — CAR,Tr--R. — Ili Tucker- i fl, give eyen a larger thumped. him for falling till the lady of Smith a �the residence of Mrs. RaiA- 6 f. i 37,D'700 to Yave the Coun,�y Tel I 1 4 1 thre house came to h is re s�cu_ e. Sometimes say, on Sul I. I �t I!, - the ram gets the ne 9, by Rev. T. Goldsmith, 1, . now these ,sa-me memb-ars -v I . worat of , - the' encounteri Mr. William McDougall, of Seafbrt'h, . , , . . ,Wiete the paymentof the -a as one day, when he charg4 a woman - to Jalle Ann, only daughter of the c , I . In view of the past aet 1 0 , ; o was crossing his xange with a mar- late Jonathan Carter, Esq-, of Seaforth. :� !.wh - . �_ , I � council lie felt under a moral . ket basket in her hand. Shehaving—Las CAMTER, — RAIISA:Y. — In Tuckersmith, 11 k- . to ,pay, the money,and be tl � he was coming tit full speed t6 the attack at the residence of the bride III .`1 council should viely tile =90 - I o:t s 11"� � � I. ; —no other means of defense, pitched the ou 4une 0 by Rev. Mr. Goldsm'; 416t, same light. - I basket at him,. the handle of which for. Mr. Jonath'an Carter of Seaf'orth, to .- . Mr. Messer had al -ways be, � I � tunately went over his head., afid thus - Helen,youngest daughter of thi6late � to -the reuniting of the Couiik� . feelincy that his tactics vtre foiled, he . Peter amsay, Esq., of Tuckersmith. trationpurposes, wailhadhel ' I backed about the field in such--& ludicrous Mcl-N,TosH--.!jlu-p,-Ni3ul.L.—Ii.I _McKiliop, . I ber of the Council -when Tesol � . I manner that the fears 7 of hi's intended at the residence of the bride's fatherv- passecl to petition the Gove I victim were ,now changed to -the most. - on June 10, by Rev. Mf. Goldsmith, � . the reunion, -he would have vi ungovornable merrimen! : t at the fortunate- . Mr. James McInto"sli, to Elizabeth, itlieni. Bu U- lie con-sidered. t ' . . � turn events, had taken. ,. � I I . eldest danghter of Robert TurnbA- Council had now got what I I I - . —The Parkhill Gax4ette says that a Fag., all d McKi'llop- I - for theysh-ould. not refuse newly -married couple at Brewster, town. MURDOCH — R Oss. — At Brucefield, oil I remuneration to the present . �� ship of Stephen, lately had a pradle, con- June 1, by Rev. John. Ross, INfr. Wil- . Mr. Weir was 'Of �Opinlon � . - taining a baby wrapped, in w 19heeti, 1eft . liam, Murdoch, to Ellen Lillie, fifth foffice was a Government o at their door, -about midnigbb... The ill- daughter of Alex. Puoss, Esq., all of - the Government had lade � . � mates of the house were naturally much Stanley. : ana, in making it, haa done . . surprised upon opening their door tofind . : - � Government . � I . . . . , and not� - thi �the stranve. donation. The� good man I DEATHS. - . should laear the,expense 0Af Irle, himself looked very. much collifused and MURRA-Y.—In the townshipof Hay, on I Vrror. . . � . . - I puzzled at this premature addition to h' June 2, Jam'es Murray aged 83. �� 11 � . Mr. Garrow iudged froin-' J is 5 - I i facnily. -Shocking, to state, how -ever the I WAY-NE.—At White Ball, Michigan. on -the discussion Ant a -)me mel f b ' I man deliba � th June 1, NVil liam Wayne soli -in -12,w- Of �. ; . ed to nk that I . y pie ed e cradle, J - . thi the Gover . ' babe and all and threw them i,iito the river, � aIrpurhey, aged 27. 1 . , 1, responsible for lthe legislat�( I : I . th� County. This was 4 niv Who wo uld have expected such. heartless. MCMILLAX.— n Tuckersmitb, on May : . ness. from a newly married man and his 29, Hugh McMillan ag,ed 69. � . . U-1-1-reu-ni-tin-cr the Couretyw I 1 Z31 bride 9 'Tis sad, the moral ftieneracy of RITCME. —In M orris,'on June 3, Jo h n I'll . b '"ras passed ,-by r �� I I L these days—bat there is some -�3aitisfaction . , Ritchie, aged 67 years, 2 months. , : re, Rua the Goverm . ; I .. I ______ __ - I i .. , I .in knowing that the baby was lan artificial � __ ___ . _- - � _ - .. .. ___ _.__Z.� : Inore'responsible for its passa . one, and the only matter for i�egret being __. LI,S'I' OF LETTERS � -1 - Private nilember of -the fions - that as bay -is so dear, so mlnch of it _R�MAININNG In the Sezaortii Post Officoun. was introduced, not by tbe- k � e 'alledJor o a June 9, 16'74: . : 'but 'by Mr. -Gibson, one �of t'! should float down th river . to be Bnrnett� F. . - Rill, S.arahJ. . . I 'f*r the County, at thetexpreE wasted. I . Cameron & Cleo iT. Leslie & 11obnes. : . I - . I � . I CaTson MT84 ElLon � . —Geo. E. Desbarat , Leanox,,Tosel)h t of the Cow a : overcome by the ' . I , Cheuton, Miss Elizaboth-McCarson, Charles � I So that this Council, and A the financial disasters which seem to have. Campbell, Ja= 's 310xemie, J� D. - . I � 11 i crowded upon him of 1, � . . were in reality res ite years ,,, has be- - Croak; Luther . McCallum, Lydia ' 3 � ' I I come. insane, and has be' ta_ke� I . th 9n to an lreco-%V�Lu, Wra. � e legislation. - There M . Dw�yer Mrs If b as McUmdy, Thomas - ilit which some inembeil ; I asylum for treatment. This is"'vory sad- Dr.',��ond,' It. i . Meyer, Fred. jo). � � . I I Mr. Desbarats was a inan & pleasant Drunnirind, R. i OT'Rey, John . . fOrget The paymentbf thl imanners, fine physique land, a few yeam . Douglas, James1l- beott, Ei dward . . -been ordered by statti-tory �riro was possessed of a. 'consider4ble for- D! Mott, George �Fl. WieldMTS E ' . . Mr. Ilayis, could, under the, ,-, I � I' I . I rowler, F. C. ; Will (If Z;: �J�S_. E - tune- 1 . I , Oleghoin, James; Wood, Mrs. � County and recover the amm I . . . Relly's motion was carried, I —The Midland Railway h4s. been Aa'nnan, Bridget wifflace, Feter I . 7, changed to the universal, or four, feet 8J Hamnan,JaMeJ3 Nynuace, sainnei or WMA, . I Vould be struck from the es inch guage. . i Hunter, John ' 11"allace, Samuel . ,th,.e Counr,y -Treasurer v 1 - . - . . � RUI, Elizabeth Waguer, Wm. - . . o to pay t] —There is a .large amount of p7ou-nter- Hcatb, Miss Rose . - ,W,,e,n j� ,; . .- M . S. DimmoN, P. M. . eca-me due. . feit silver money now in ciroulation, � I I . -_ I - 'o � I I -would be thal . brought here doubtless by circu I follow- � TENDERS WANTED. . . I ber Mr. Rays would'demaw ers. Dealem, and in fact everylldy who ' TruBtees of Kinbiirn School will V!WIVIO the 'Cou'aty Treasurer could has anything to do with money Aove the TIE�E_ . Tenders up to WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, fOr :. � . I value of a five cent piece, bad beAer be On building a Brict Addition to Kinburn Schooll 60, I . . 4`114711-11% Hays would sue f,h( . . their guard, or they wfli � e0r,ZUDg to PISM3 ni)(1 v;peeffir,11tion,.9, to be sedn'st \ 4)biain ju-d-ment for the ,, , "I ' find thpinselves I 4 , - I : ' the County in addition to � taken in. � .1 i Alain Gray's, Senforth, or at -John Willla'016�,, , � I . ; . I .1 I Hill'61almi,allY timo -after the 12th of Jvue- 0031- - . � 41nount, would have.a lai:%ge� f h . . � 1 -Joseph Mills attempted to' murder tiattors to furnish .%!I material. - T e lowest Or - . � in Hamfih<yn on ""endanot - � to pay ur his wife with* an axe . Acceissarily weeepted. � .t . - abs;�,, . Garrow also. X X 'WILLIAMS, _d of Mr. Flerkine st . PO - , i Wednesday, and then cat his thl at, but ' w 01V Seordm,TraaSuTa# y 7 . r I . ; I � . ; . I : I . I � � . - � . . � - . � � __ � . I I - 11 - � . . I .. : 1� . I . " ., I � � I � I - . . 0 1 -1 � � . . i I � . . 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