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mirk she observed a form of rules. One to ee.. s ce,•yesi ,
which she attached Ireat importance wits, t'sel'a aseaesa aels
that for each particular' thing slid had its own sses L V.A.. S. t )
-particulaiplace, and on elf occasiona° when • "s- ,
done with it, not a failsoinfit it again in a
reneular place. A strict adherence -to this sIDue, r. IT •
xgnal
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corttplitnentai ar to;P-r- I
Woods • •
_ - .0n Wednesday evening (4tsh), it- large
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company ssetehled at Mr. Pollockle• Inn
important rate sived to her the waste -0S cans TL, 11. 3 /1 ;) April 6; .1866: at B•tyfield,- at. a dinniir in hottor fo Dr.
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dies besides much time and useless search.- s ss Woods It 'we's a -compliment lons de:
She cold cfpen a drawer and.place her finsers
TUE W_Estri. POINT served' and theursh not; 'siven soots as
-shoidd have been done, it •Was dello I
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unou-mhat,-she watited,evezi ei pie dark.
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hen any of the caddren chanced to gct a -
is.'" ones. otwtt is an les Some sour -
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to- Mes. Stepheassif tliat lady has not al-
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. EuroPean. Nettts. -
. .......„:_., -- ....,-_______-______: - .reitcly received them, Mrs. Stephens is .
oe the 2-41; a described -.by the Fcni.ans who were ac•
I s the Houaa of Cotrinson
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bill -abolishing _certain reetrictions upottethe quaintcd with her in Dublin, as- a lady of
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'diisenterS at Sixfold aniiverstty was, &billed :
0.0 carried tin„..cugii -thr, .apecost,...wadin_g. iv •abOut twenty-five years of age of medium
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s stature with large, lustrous brown eyes,: .
it ,t inajnsits- --:' lbie Dafty-.Neut re.,gaird
dark in asses. of nairs apretty filmes full of S
the esL matsrion yespissent
this' decision as
-cited the stSength O'f perties in the new pass trish freshness and health, and a pleasios-
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helmet = • _ - lady:likes and, dignified' Meaner. _Mrs.
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Steplides'is-the ;sister of George -,Iilopper,.
. Anothef• liberal member-S.111re.- Olipliatet,
- d int fleeting-- ; - i. - . 1
Intere!tin.g Items•!..
lw-,;44vsritoictutnii
-Seeds- ,Seeds'
..sfr -A young-ipai.i. 2:0 years old, ur
was sentenced on Saturday in Pittsburg",
s Subscriber . .o e s variety iss
attempts at burglary:. s; • s si.m.sen 4.10 a variety flfrota.,
gl:yearlin -.the:State_ prison for. three-
Sses.: Thei.Widisine in fhe trial of
aims Etoes„ and Ton °Satins at the lifecerY Store-er
• :as •
hilst we Canadians thin - thet
I d ' I t ct; ts eavein once of an intende .mot u a Mei chant e 'Dublin who was deep y
Express robbers, in StsLonis, shows con- .- . _
Clusi vel that • the !under' was. divided 'Godes:isle -Aren. eiss leee, 7 "1624,
With three " detectives I", -
penny from a friend, the would -net casual... , - w
age them to spend it on sweetmeats ; but, to anisur has its weak points, 9 -en. Sweerey,
sitting,at London and Goderich at the
a royal commission to inquire mto the spies-
ce to two years iMprisonmen SISSOta, denonueed the II emans in most
s she kept for eiseh a little saving _ batlike from_ -
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the ' 30- • -* (-dad 1-11 -t - tP Yi . a .
1 3r TENDERS lifiNTID
_ . bib eoreeme to -Mrs. Stephens is also the cousin of Mrs. bitter teetos in Ibis address du St. Patrick's
up to noon of Thursday 19th Curatn*
sinew of "the _county sat tiowe - he Ian°.
'Or divas. which thev always wore with an • • ' t°1"1 ex. to -the swami -re contendins thet lead -Gres- Bridewell from which James' Stephens ins-stOck of thes world. •
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bran- lull' name' •,--the appointamiit of
• t - • I Fen. an eons irae and •ri-es s'BishOp Grace of St. Pau , --
beeet ancl cherish in them' habits ot saving, -" 1 "II. I- th• t tl • - - Was sen site
le onesasmes ter°, itp ss a , ter°
time;- and 'the absence -Of -many friends- "at
tion oi redistribution of seats. • • s
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a the front" sonie stxty of tile bone and lc c h en crs e recet e y eun emu
which at intervals she squared accounte, in in le( .0 on ta o •
-ordeato enable theM te procure some erne -Tee Britain asceak point somewhere, and the ; • be "lively discuesed s the journals opposed Marquis, the wife of tbe ilovernor of the day. He tOld t•hey were t
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. .he Board tif •Coininon School Trustees else.
independam„prale. They knew it had • be,en
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avowc purpose of. his dollecting tourS -
e repast onnor in vesor's ainendment will seal the doons. of she
marsh is statedshat - .Capt. R, It. town of Goderi-h, tor laying floor Ise cs
escaped. It is I presumed that Stephens • -
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brought with their own pennies -- •
t e evenins, we o served Alex Johnston,
. to riiise money to. proense the ineaes for
re c tans n re lig o • „, . .
tl 0 I t f the susst of ...II, %Ai 0.e. Other side. antic la e e or • • -
will be compelled ve an -account of p .•
to gi
_ • theaseeond flat a theCentralS_ chool; Plane
,Jaiset's plan for keeping. aiways on -seven - - • • nodanger iretn it unless thee se u. r
oh.' -t d h h I • cr
• unee .X.Iffed, has exprea- -sea a desire to
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termr.with her neighbors wass-not to- trouble - • -3 rio s &-
vs spell such spot Spine philoso- - • s
pouncu s . h
b
t
- , s ewer s io t e re er roo
fection from liberal ranks. • P be appointed to the cousin:1nd of t e Get -
application to the undeisigned -By rds
- an spscihcations o nth's may be sees es
h tat "
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d h t " it's a ueer collar . .
• es Isoim ae he makes his pnblie appearauce . e ces. 26 „nes ei• estes . - r
Y Esq. late Reeve. who by th.e way in' the -Tse Irish /isms, learns - from a eeliab sa, I I sat moan s • , the Loard.
ssiernsinuch with her compattS. She despised plier has state t a. e
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---to gossip, to tattle, _ er toss -sit in neishhors-' where nobody:lives. General. Sweeney • - • f• h• • authority that t escape `top iensi I t -115i.. °It ar, _ ttons and 800,- liorse-p6wer with a crew .
,ecairsao. t eve.tnng gave some is spu-
. friotic speecheP. On
- kouses. Indeed,. ste could not: encluse the. has • ia-a egi -1, • t .
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e on. sus suc a 'pa. o -- • • •
. sted militaty and pa ,
:longer a. matter of doubt -as he. arrived:ssfe - • .
idea. Ikr unifornt answer %shell reprodehed . . . . . . .rslr6 Atlantic -CalL;ie. sw63-it
In Peels_ oa Sntiday Merinos.: the 18th, . -
IT31. ,MA.-CICAY
i , of 7b0smen. Secetaos.
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'A statement 'bas been piblished lases- -Goderish April fith 1866.
bk any -of them for beiug a great -stranger ' Brittsh soil, Which it is intention- to ly sent a tele:Srlim to. _ •
,pral of the. P-aris papers to the effect that s
erect into -an insipient Irish-Republie; and the left were 3.1s: 'Batch° _and -Judge .when he immediate
wife, who was staying ,at _Cork, expecting - _
laree meanie of the stockholders of the"
was 6Deedrve aye en:wish t9 do in keeping
Coo - T1' f ( twitl'standins st, the Government Of the United States had
per. ie armor .no .
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. Hotel - oboe
to say of him. any evil, , - and land as soon aS possible. ..Since the i : s; i : is ti ;rile:pi} s • s an .o _ an
troy t e power o 4 ng an . ; .
Y sea bad cold was- drawn 'out into a speech in ica 'Slie and heissiSter set -out for Enslaird - , . ...
tube • in reusing rom 1 P104
Janet could dot be called a genet* reader. episse le in .0 ada
• iVdieti se pa.s we.. 's -s -,,e- complimentS- -en route to 1 arts, --to join her husband.. compans6, was held in tiverpb-el on the 14th makine it a naval station.- -
ts . . . . ' - - • T prietoiship ofithe 4' Union_Hotel" Gorli.,
s __ an. , . • s- - tO Pr. Woods', and -AO his SudesSier in
sr' -e hsv s- hears' verv ' ' - I .11 'ale's circular of th • - • cr
the : S.a_tt ici iss i _ . e .e evsnins of ult:imo. Mre. CYrus W. Field prokided, and . ' . -
. She had neither lime nor itic!iaatiaii to read . tne -hist ult. Sap - seAd vices of highersfuo- - d -
• -novels. And although she knew some of the .
e • instructions-- - embarkefo -•
, things right at home.' : If she could say, no. Ili d
• fE r db _ _ • . •- , vs') a r Ame - nets -Atlantic lelegraph - CO. merchants, purchased of' Deuniask, the 1 d f• S ta s - •
good ofany permit, she took speciai cacenot _ - ship-owneis -and representatiVee telegsaels- Cruz. one Orthe Antilles, with ihe objeet Of.
HE &disc • • 'f lua
_ I 1 t t - • ti e *.-1JL. The Waigccs'islegsam saye the eines-- Siete beei to Tenet eincere thanks ler Slis
little" of Sweeney Or his lans. Som- •
ma e an c literate s atemen , concerning
p e peo- County Clerkship, -.Mr. Adamson, siho tenons foi• stocks and !ewer preminige on fon of protectms the rights of American liberal patronaee wine he as ento,ye sat
conditien of thd company and the pi-ospect s b .
leading; occuriencea of the day, isr no sense ple, in fact,- se.e.mad _ _think that 1 Occupied the Vice char..' There wife -some gold, received last" we_ekrhas a l'avoinble ef. e new cable this Tar ac
tr • d e • • Id '
th
count was ex ed y
ee host. eneeuralaill' t Government Tia:s despatched -two vesselste the
s- . , .„ ublieShat futare he
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conid she be called a newsinoneiee, The °lily former ha skedaddle with th money- sit feet onanadrieen curities and. both 6-S(Ss -
s essen,. sins -ns ati the Bayne anu - • d , t - -11811Illa grounas, ana witi probable soon sena •
sy's by - -
peper she took in was. the style s Journszt. • -and railroad s iates were s angetv . ea, m a -• sr ar found at his oldietned " Prince of kiting*
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baea and that the latter- ha. d sot vet", arley, le electrietanesee t le new a - .
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fi 1 'id s s one
s iermen is area y ecoming a eriou . sts she same bine n erns nea
s • h h
- 1 f f • ifs aha
She.theught it thganer rnest itieserving of as discoursed sweet misie to the.infinite do- increased priees. -.The iinprolement lieweler lifts a tons -mere weielit than the one ahot mr. bir.Fiecterick BrOce has bad two. lioteP' Dungannon, where nO efforts shall be
support oiraccount of the noble,etro.st w s ; .• . _ _
it'put fortis higettingshe people s --Igeboats.
hich On/els-out of joint • but .
lo an be I
t o -the cons ny. A mole p easan -
- tis • - has beeit almnst • euti rely latet owing- to :up
1 r t. 1 bourses. • t sad- in ad-
, used in -1865S -and added :---Sshis would lift
0 or- tilirep.. ii,tteiviewp: lately svith r..-Seiva.rd on
the sassiest. _ . _ . - who 111.181 -
woofing on Iiis part to make -those at hews
Rer'great and- favorite eathoe was Solomon. the hero turns up it lasts Oa Tueida
Y sod. dordial• meeting We -have &Adel* seen. prehetisions • that ,t le eon into la
bec me uf.settled bs the politierd. ass ..sis • -br •
over -mg ittons, nit ou any -e.
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favor him svith acid].
AN 0,1‘.TY BLACK.
• d hold 1 • - • • • •
evenins last a -larse crewd c G on,. t iiscat e, anstea- et - einga iirty- our rt a ver semen in a 1 SW or -
collected at - • • • •
She had eonernated moat sof hie proverbs to
-memory.: ,,,They werefier code of laws and'
ride of everyday life. p.ithough shesgave. no'
alnis to those -who she had reasen fa suspect
spentsvhat they got in the alehouse or tavern
mutually gratified, . .Ehe judge spoke - •
Unison -matt. success Shan that of last yeas. l'ee gamete - . . hh - • -
t 864;
- ot ier, t ley- separate in goo time s•-•
urea. dt. throwing- Large 'amounts -into , the s •
flie -next ex-pednionhad a greater chance -of
Insolvent Ac ) of I_ •
in -wells and cisterns from freezins, a man
• wariuy in praise . of the Volanteers, and .s - _ . 0 Menem cable heeheldSite his hand was_ so In a nelg °using city foi warded the our- -
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Sweeney was sthe jun of the
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folloWins ans - whiCh may prove . of
fetich and resOived• by siturn the. Insoittnint.at ;ter ‘snretbh: ill:04pol tan
0'. - 7 0 - • • 4.11 seemed hishly satisfied- decif."wstb. the peet•ot d airs in erms,sy, where-- Ainerican rbsses s
sl't t k t -s ly tbi ty aP r .-p o ••-•ine on -the receipt -Of twenty' -'-Godericii April 5th -4866. -
St. Smiles' t sten to' ad- -
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dresses upon . Feni Of- COSH se . .
as wee., o e no , .sa n r -p p, r -
se-curities are I:weds, death in and have the one hundred- weieht-so that in every sen fi
k
se ve emits to send a receipt to eep water .
B igs I
eleerata- • jug • The -S. mush f
• governnent has. reemeed important despatches
Seim its minister at Wushington but upon'
what sub'ect is not;"suiteds • • -
„Statements „regard to s, Adstria 'and.
Prusiis, are &inflicting; - ' •
--German firitiSsin London base -.mitformly
ridietiled -the idea of hostility-, -and-the- --latest
_telegrams -of -en' -aiStirieg. character, but
still the• German- press. !continnes• • to -stearin
%varlike rumor -S. • •
• A 'esouries assured atsVierieis . the 21ss
:with &speeches front the:Ito-sem government,
natase Whieh haa not transpired,
. • Losnisi - Mossy Marsioss.-Finels flat ;
doniols eaeier; dieeounedemandlighe; bank.
sate yew:ales. at G per Cie: IC .wae stlieuglA
prohablo that; feeler redusticsa would
likely in a week or_tivo. _. •
Loeona,s-Frelay evenitsa Mauch_ 2.1,-- The
Tsankef,Franser haS secluded its 'fate of
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that 'they. 4ad with :some feeling ai to the bee.eh 'mid In
she wass far from - being nerrew milided-. pOw:Wow... " ,Ile tol . .
Th.lre we're not 'any of the tikily deservine.
- . net cnine there fo cheer, talk, -So., and:then -- , -- • i• ' hsen -
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- „uses colds -. - -.. ' . . VS home- inci_. forget,Irelintl. *.'- They had -Were -presetit 4. the-itables : - - -.. s i'. s .
s, In Season of affliction and bereayment she stalked toO -. twitch alleadys and must liew
was a tried aed valued- triesid. Whatever
and. car_ry out the...boaats they •The.,.following. Wer4- al.! iOastssfratii the
•:;vas in heepOwer was freely ascot-am:slid, Mid .s.s'.0 to w.eqrs7k.
••lier services were ever ready in miiiisterine had _sivide, - or -they Would- become .. the chair. s . ......; .• - . -
conselatioa and Conifort to`the ..distressedc. laughing StOck of the World.". Talking' ss - - s; - : s. , s ' .. - s = ' S , . _
ssueen. • - t
The- Queen,: The -bend; -f`f. erosI saie She
,
- The soetributed as- the Lord had prospered . .
_ • toonatteh, is a bad ha.bit, annian -a boasts - - - - -
schemes- of the Church to which ilie beloaced, isg braggeSt. coati testify, and sSweeasys Band - i t . -' . - - -
- - 1 ' Rule B. t ania; :. • -- ..-s. -
he
poor who -slid kuow and hress the name oe't eulogy of the magistrates many o w m
to various beneyolent Institutions and to the 7- . • • • The Peinee and .1 Princess.- of. Wales;
out, nt her own rersuest, Mr contributions now that hi has doodled his tits -ries ;cut Of ,
were simply recoaded a donation li-orn - The -Artily and-Na.vy of areafAritairis
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friend. s Such are onlv a few of the leadine large sums of meuPYre.finas 111'11.S:elf-la -the d th d'' V I t 'B. d
. an e ana ion o un eerss - an
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aud more prominent feateres in the character dilemma of: havieg%Premi.sed' i3ii-x-,Inore Red White and Blue Lieuteaant-John-
of Janet Gold. But, as the' Queen or the than he knows exactl how 'to accem-ii-h:
South said- regardlits the wisdens of Solcimos, .
the/ballot Cies seiiiiness has not been tols. England-, he said would. like Very- • The GosernerGenerai, Band British
ehe,matter was: in her, her every acticin io ocean to -fieht her but theY . (the -Brother- -Grenadiers:. ".
-The siiest Of -the Evenins :After the
Y P ston and Jndge:Cooper resPonded: •
-' Tbeiecret of lb: whole is this-theroat of foe the Brotherhood to gib WsrosS the Athsatie
• life was resnlated b d e e hood) did not intend tO do ';:an th. - r f th
. y a ..ue sense o er re- , . y uie o e
spielisibility. • She feared the- Lerd---tf.is- was 'kind. He hid been t,verny - yeirs -hi the
the leaven wbichleivened the wbstle lump of service:of the United States, and ought to
• /ire. She acknowledged Hire in all her ways know eornethiag„about-military alfairs. _The
end be directed her- steps.: '' ' . , filst rule Of military sCience was not aft .fi 'la
• As a denouement of the whole, permit me
'only to sav that in adclitioato- prudehce and
sagacity, she .is tidily endowed:. with- -an
amiable dispoiltion, and with a low set sweet
inot mudical voice. rettirn. in the evening
from my labour 1 never was received but
f
- with 'alook of kindness- front a Counonance
beaming with the happyssmile of affection.
s_Sbe always knew her•owapesition, and never
stepped beyondhei proper sphere, afid defel.
ed on all °cessions to the judgement of her
husbsUd and protestor. We have our crosies,'
sad some of those ills which .ase, the heritage
atria humanity, -.but oar- blessings have ' t 's withstanding sSe_reduction of the rat of (kiss contineity were complete.
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the enemi On its own round ; 2d, to attack
hint at hia weakeet -point and 31, to fight on
ground ot their own choosing, aud that furth.
est from his baSe.ofsusplies.'.'. • -
• That is to Say, he does not -believe in
the " On to Richmond " theory, in this
ease. ' Some "time ado suabins -oratOrii
thought it •oulte..possible ..ta land _200, 000
meo in -Ireland, and beard the old lion in
his `veisr den, but Sweeney bets -4s. a
slimmer' of common sense in that he ad-
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band • Ceased,- the cheering was 'Immense,
and we cannot seport er itisptint imitate
the speech, it _was inimitable.
.From sthe Vied 'Chair thete were the
fcalowins usual toasts The " Commercial
and Agrieultural Interests", The Bench
and the Ear", " Our frienda from a dis-
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tance", " The Preis" and the ladies. .
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Htatort TEACHERS AsSoctssiON he
fouytir remitter' meetms .--of this Association
-scathe, held in the Central ScheolsOcideriele•
on Saturday; the28th inste at 1 o'clock p.m.
'flexible. that. it - coUld he twisted about More
eaSily than the Old one -sid facts this one
could be tWisted about theis ' ,,Oaritaik
Andereme and ..7.s.fr. -Canning made -1,-..sagges.;
nisit last antumn Which hml been acted upon,
which. was of She -utmosijinoment 'coupled
with the fact Which Prolessor Thomaon had
brotiSla to light, thaits theScable was seken-
teen miles behi6d . the ship before. it reaShed
the.bittrom.. Theiestiggection was this, thsi
Should anytliing happen to _the cable, . the
Shia wrsuld . sfossped and the- Picking up
woald instantfy commenee; and should tse.
fat:St-ha olierboard, rpeyiste o_ut maehineg
could he-reveised, so• thatahe eable- could 13e
picked oe froth tlie etern.a the•-eesSels-gith-
eat tiansferring the cable .1re ins the stens t a
alie bow. „That ditfiesIty" would. be got' essi
.iu the new nutelsocry, .and that greae soeree.
of risk and delay entieely ebviated.- :ads
count:to 31 per cent.: _ ditien ,to Ulm; .:11.1r. Willoughby Smith, .ans_
Alei-tuing waisrumore: continued to, preiail other gentleinee wiresente(legh
Mexico waSabout to'. commence. - intpreving;,-the roininfsetare of gotta nereha
like that of
at Vieeila, hut the' newa•is s
Ms. -Cain-lines, bad prevented his coming- fors
' • The•jreeruitings-of Augtri iolusteers,fer, .ward in pehlice bet who was st 'keown-iii
• The Seas- s tys Lord Grisivehor's resolution and ids.° the electrical. psrt of sublearine ea,.
was :draiin .by .Dissaeli, and if it _sheet& tees, eadaseested.s systers ss ssqui,
obtain- a majority. it, will be felleWed inunedi•-7. afideiby.'one et thos& lucky hits whieh Mee
ately by theresigttation of. the .governieent make in.their rife•pme, hed made a istost
.oe the disSolution Of the -•House, but' incest cellent saggestion, by Which the deubleope•-
probablya elisSolation. ritioii -of testing the contineity and -alse•the.
- A entiiSion. took 'pace, oh the a‘l'orfdlic insaletion of theefible contdbe perfOrmed at
.ensit,S between .a -n English steadier and ti _the:sante fine The epparattiS Wass. eery
Russian -Wei • The brig afterwards Canfizeil, simple, both in• its construetion and: maeipus
• asd ten of -she- ctew Mid the capiain, were; lation-, hi fact, the eable never would be left
''drerwiled,ss7 , _ _ ••• „s from the tithe the vesiel ealledffem Valens
I- The Times' eity arth.Tie "sitys -She •ssslosS els untii.she arrived at Newfonadland, with-
_medicos-coital:me sslisw 'estrams • ("Silness, • oat as- knowledge" being eittned betlr on:
sus] sioS6dsvitilont Sytntitcuss. of -a sally, sot boars 'and. on shore that-- the insulat ion and
never beet m,ore namerons-than our cress,es. Infos the hopelessness sofs# 'force
•In such teasons always unikosomed my .sneaks aboat looking fos a weak paipt.s1-;
beast fir Janet, whis bade me never murmur, The °Teat leaders of mOdern timea have
and diiected me to seek conifort_and consal-- • t'
frequently struck. at the very -vitals 'of 'an
enemy's power, and the sueceSS they have
met With ..proSea that they. ,Understood
pretty --clearly what they were about.=
panded.. By her prudence andtbe blesitig of
God she had managed to save a few -poends.
for old ages We hive been enabled to brifig
ap_afamily---three sons and four daughters-,
in some meagre Of respectibility, and Chien
theta an education propoitional to our means.
Two af the danghtere are in a "lace, one is
well suarriedanci the ether seeming. at home
witbdier snotber The oldest see is a ploueh
_insi4 *youngest a clerk ari a mercantile
offices and the second is a minister of the
. 'United -Presbytelian Church, while Jaect,_
thireldeee wife-sshis eictivn. of gold-thoneh
nearly tasty, lain- good health, and ise•sbut
Words fail to sass What ; think what a wife
should be -swell she is that !--:-Dusules
People's Journat
'The Vattle*-PInglac.
.
ation. from a higher source. •
My eernings were never very -great, but
Janet said that 'happiness- and comfort de.
pended not SO much upon the amount of in -
contests tiPon the. manner in.whieb it is ex-
tattle-plagne in England- shows that
up to the 314 of Merck. during the six•monthe
, in which the epidemic has sosfar prevailed;
187,059 cattle have heeninfected, of which
117,654 have died directly troth the diseaae-
aad 26,135have been killed by way cif ps
venting its, spread, But this statement
: only the Inspector's report, and does not pre-
tendto _give the whole. number of cattleWhich
-have perished since -the beginning of the pest
in -the latter days,of Aiigust.t A partialplague
of_the satire charanter broke out also among
the sheepsomentonths ago; -but: ai e not
distinstly informed of the extent of iss saye-
rs,' appeao that the general epideMie
had incieasediteadily up to the lateea mail
.
front England,, every step of us march becoms would be halftime fur the object Washigeto
in more alarming. The -number of deaths, *and othersgreat men fought. and bled tor,
and -would not think of plend r. In eonciu-
sion be said he deeply regretted the necessity
that corepelled hint to speak in .pnblie, as he
was always expected tts speak Of military a
,
fairs and they. well knew the least said. about
m the better?'" •
Then -Vain the Gee. forsets to -say whet;
•his auppliet' are to -come froth; after he
has got a footing 'far enough from shis-
enermy'abase. .He expects, of ceurse,- to
get his powder and' gsub from -the United
States, _always tiroviding that he is able
•
to pay for\theans
. 0_ He asiured-his Maas across the horde':
that they need not be: afraid that the object
of the Brotherhood was nut retaliation for the
St; -AlbanS' Said,. bat :to -get st` foothoid on
British soil, which, once obtained, -would en
able them to ;cerry on a war if necessary,
for riiisny years to coa:e... .A.; long -as Balsa
land wes mistresiOf the- seas, Ireland was in
a bag. It Was Only by obtaining a territory
from whiels to operate. that the Broshernood
could -release Ireland. They ititistfitl out pri
'lateen; itt large numbers Solitey epOn • the
commerce cif England, which would- oblige
that power to take hei vessels' new emulate
-Irelated to attend to abese priyateers; and ,
that would be the. time when: an army eoeld
proceed _to Ireland,- • /Visas net his inten
tion to injure a sfngle 'man inSCanada,
they did not ended-F(1274o protect the British.
ilag, and if they• did this, they. simuld have
to. take tohat 'He defeinled him-
-Self Against tbe Charge of being thesleaider of
'a. triarauding party. .11e said he would not
csimmand an -army. that wnuld Phinder-an
army that would plunder -was a baed of rob
bets. The army that would be followine him
the subject of dieeusenni latmg. - ! I a i
the best eiwrictileme or cous-se,:of etudys-e-foi:. Ceuta_ by the Bank :el sItsitsses, - I here -Wss . s .. : =Is.; Its i _...s.s. . .
yesterday an- iiiereaSsd. 'discount- delli41)(1" i,at ',.. A .Seaialea 'Co'. se PlEeEs - ts VIE
titir 'Cotntlion SciltoO!s.'! The atilsjeetis,a Very. tire 1;anis-eisielithi conseqaerice of some riP: • STIliisis -Tild Indianapelie Ilerald of the:
i• . -plications having. been held' back in turfjcipa ' Sth gime the. followine- particulars of -an aw
w "ek averaged a thousand orsmere per week
ineseased from 1,7:00 to_2,000- in; °cohere.-
Ifp_tia Nirieraher, 17 873 anithals had been at -
ticked of which. 819 could recover or be a,1,..-
llemed10 Monis _By the middle of Novem-
T- heir 201000 (or was stated) one in ashonsied
, 'eaugbultrittbehiddisealitt4ed up tIlsrpetehribeetr.SO4pLit haI , if Irelaud is to remain in the ..bag tin-
* number reached 74;549 s 7,683 dying in ill .3ngland: Ceases to bensistreas of the
ape week and in the- reit week of _ sanuarh. sies, she will be begged .fOr along tithe,
' 9,243•:, By the middle of January, 107,098
had been attacked,_ only 15,527 sse-maitring and the %nerara provis0 4 "maps! Years
under treatment.7 . The Fehruary papers pie- to Pine"! is absolutely sneeeSsary, Under
tine thes,plague'Ais politively _aWful in the s4 eirsninStancei. The portion of the
etittntrrs and by tTie -middle- of the month,
, iso,000 cattle had become infeeted, and all above eXttact italicized conveyall MOSSO
. bot 40,000 had died. 'At tins isritings she of comfort to the Canadians:- If -we let
Ittitaber of victims eannotfall short of280,000, ,thc, Fgaiolit_. idoilo
when they' visit Ina,-
. fivoeixths of which of: which have perished
absolutely. These are only the -Cattle In- tirY w i .
:ltilet us alone l As -Very --copfort-
,
spectoes figures, while it is possible that the_ able arrangeinent -fors the Essotherhood, .
satire. live stOck kiqed hY the -Plague ia mueli bat unfortunately Canadians hav_e a .keaels
water to 30100. : . - -
Several opinienshave been curient in Eli& of flying into a passien and sho'oting (to
- - . . • s •
.s.. land as te the Olioili of the pestilence. Eome Say nothing Of hanging) their invaders.
. . . .
. -of tims-countrr ferMerasatisfiedthemselves in • .
General Sweeney -is a., yessr. nice - man; no -
tracing it batik to -the cow -keepers ot the me- -I-
tropolitan" - That the drseaset was -doiSbti he will certainly never find his
tniported from Russet,: and communicated eals p9isit in the Canadian character. -s- hitched. - But this, iSeshOsild :say , does .riot
from the tame centures raS however, the mere
of course, fOr thes
scooted. belief. It atzetaarke4 that fa.,Raa.. That :may se *ell 'be; understOod .as follOw as a matter
authorities •-of any,:nation have it clearly lin
ids animal's are in g neral treated With seat- 4
is at preSent Seeretly concealed in thoisi eity hate into.. his neek, and nerosly severed the often -agitateste to the finniediate -cense Of
fist the volniteer forde; ire con -
under the protecting wings of 1:1-ead Centre
. _
'tained in the Ogicial Gazette oft Saturday ; I I repeatediy in different parts of. his peri3on. back ir and 0 .eel i e throat A gentle-
_ _
on which in the lane-um:re of the
ton kepi etc - -There was one -article the
willrequire all the Stock -on haid to slip- were recers. slimed, under She -t. reatS of -1.783, • Or _2vess and a long, sharn knife, sech as surgeons . - - ' -
important °ties and we lappe .to Bee a. full ats;
tesdance Of tensheis.
,
111.-47-,41
sCann:dinu ProsPects. -
The Montreal .a..izqte.of the •rd say§ :
T he termination„Of the IlecipreeitY Trea'
ty doss hot pseilene the Amerieens buys
ing suehisroduee is 'they requise Cars
ada it.full price& : The -demand for cholee
winter aed spring Wheat ,•at ,Torente for
-the American markets has. eausScl au ads
trance of 5e.: per bushel that market.-
Contracta have also beep made for ltinitier
:by Ainerisan buyere -since 'the- ternrine-
• Sion- of. she lowermg of the rate; fouls 6 ta-S: 5 fur trasealy in iBedfercl, - Indiana ea7:".A gere:
per cent. The latest seturos shear' sh inten- tlernan jastsfions :Bedford has furnishesi us
-tion tO lead to the simmertiatesadoptiers -of •a\ with she paffieeliirs of a feeeful tragedy %lira
fresh -downward inovement. -
. . • \was enacted to that town Monday Iglis
•
_
-- - , • ..- , . -, -esdltinS is 'the -death of prof. J. Ma sison
_ . __ • - -' ' .Newland. The. cause -wilsch*: impelled DIS
.. - slirtl,
. _ Newlalid t6 inibstite-"is hall& in a -fellows
..--
. •• FisuiNqb- • bleod iasaid.to hese been- the sedfietion -of
_ - The fis'IOwingeresoletiohe offered by 31-rf his daughter by Evans. - Mies, .Nesilande we
Pike, on Meech 19th, _Which. ilea' Went °int; learn had beeo at a bearding scheol. for
under the: stile beam Danext in order..-("' 7 soine'time, and- her anforteriate _condition -
-.Whefeas, 'The °civet:nom of seteral of, the. beeotiung apparent te the ;principals she wits
British Provinees have publicly Warned Mir sent home,' ersiving at Bedford oit 'Monday, .
fishing' fleetssoff the fiehiegsgrounde adjaeefit when she.confessed.te her :father snd -deno-
te their cosits,:and,hare_thuS indicated a de wiped Wails as the,snan who bad effected Ler
sigri to -renew the Unreasonable elating Made- rain. It IS said- that EvanS saccoMplislied the --
selection (sr the ,girl some years ' -ago,.. when
-3ePresen14.tivesS Evans'hy violence,. -at .the :bands of'Ds. .Ben
settle vailue to setne. of 'bur .readers, theses THE tinders s - en . n ed -
signee in -this-Matteis and requires elaittaS -
fore We take theilberty of circulating it:
to be tiled within'Two•Months from this date.
" Take rin yo -1.V'siell and4eistern lin cold
, , . : 'ss.4±aum., POLLOClis ' -
•nights and keepstijem, by the .fire.". . ,., _ .... official Assgeee Hsi Bs
SiSir The hospital recordi, Which:have J. Y. ELWOOD, Solicitor for insolvent,
jtist- been footed up, -1 slio.• the enormous - Goderiels, 4th Aptit, 1866. wil :
_aggregate of: 253,000 Unioa ssoldiers to ' - : - , . . . s
have died -oe- battle.fields -and in hospitals. •
, • .
OQURT OF .REVISION
,
dining the was to suppress the -rebellion. s- -
sssa .at rrEr. court of Revision for- the;Township or
This does 'net include those who
their- home of lin_gering 'disease contrae.ted - sniith, Rio, ,en wedn-044 lite zstb ilia
io the serviee; S -. - - • . s e i a : • "
• • . , 21'.1..iCoolibtoAoricte... 7141.11m,I.se held it Bolin:els:terns .
l was OSs4VS 811 early riserS-;Happy .. JAMES TEwsszyy
she miss solo SS -1. 1Bserssineininss day comes sollsorne, .Apeil 5th, -1$66. . , wlitil
to hins %valise:. litgin's love, full efbloom and_ . . - . - . - -
-pushy of freshness, me youth of a nature ' 11 1 . : 8. BALE . -2.- Air. . , 78,
-child. I-donbt irany man can_be called i,old'
is contagiou.s, like the . gladness -of a happy unit.ed- doiti..nti•e.204..' ----Slop y virtue, ,oi -Si: wr-it vi ,
a ElliFT A - er Liam
as lone as Le is an eafly risee and an early Huron eod_Binces -LP Fieri Facias issuedout.
sts „ghastly image of the Youth -which sees the in Fix-sem/0s
ea0S and
all the right title and Interest of the • -
s-yOuth in dressisegoven and slippe a a
. - ' d- w -
1 LanSs and Tenements ef Antoni Beier at the
oftoliger .dirrecajetedtateseg-CaionuelsibesT
w°11:1filrsit COmm7ooaWl'itt
walker.And . youth isetake My.
ling over breakfaet al neon, is a. very a
secccPs suit of -.oliti licIfintiey, I nave seized iindakee• _
sun hipsh over the mountains sand the dews slidm
bdeerf"thaiartnyt iaoh:tritind I; oinhihNe°srotuhtbijaBortnildsal !
sparkle tipon hedge rows
-of the 'l'ownstup of -Stanley in the Caney et Hs.- :
(1•• li.has been foundshatyln making up
, • ron, whieh Lands and Tenements .Sishalt senators
the retards to the call forl 0,000 volunteers sweat my office in the Court House, in the Towi d'
hTe4eivveentverththe -deloayc.ttifv: -
for sietiie service, 14,0(10 Were actua,II,Y
. .
.. t7. ;..:, n•101s-0 ruoy:11.7eeritite,h- a' tntnl 11, uhessdasall.
rolled a proof of the alacrity:with which'
men came forward-. ; - ,
.. . - ," - . • .
1 . . -
.1 - • JOHN% itApsDheOrrisTioAsafis 01 _
REC'ENT Ansisea- from Neva &title' are . .4._ .
to She effeesthat the Government and Pits. Sherifiis office, Goaderieh,t- ,
li einem intend -to ee-impese the old duties on aril Aprils 1866 ski;
United Statesligollase, ag before the Treaty- . - - - ,
- ,- _ . .
- OF L TT- - SVII
, .
On, niOst of -thir Produce' comins ir;to cam-
EN1A1INIING, in the Daigle PostOlice oh lb,
LIST ..E ER
petition With our*, this duty- will° he, if we
.erodacts from the sister coloniei will be - cl- Arle-ts2sitvii;s41:1,i'alui:F1156U61.gar41-meoC-Draoacalc-ledujoglatineis
remember aright eabout five pereent. Theie • - ' ••
h
•
reitted-free_ a* bekte, -
. , . .
.. ,
_ Anita EOpticintAisf.i-k.s 3 f. 0. teeDi soonngaal idsi Pj °leas
' The. Herald' s-Tosonto telegram says the Blake Patriele 2 McKay George
order -.disbanding the volunteers hale been ' McLeod John
the' frontier. - •Thete 'is is gi eat dear of mys- Batten Themes
rescinded, aird troops are still bent* Seat to
in•this- matter. Thp governMent profe:ti
to intend 1.& mnsteS met out, yet' under
doses of night they. send newssompanies to
.tthheerfre -- Last night four companies ar-
rived at. Midnight iu this isty... This =swig
ware no Signs -of them end .the author..
ities iefuse to, teli' where "they went. Many
believe that tlIe gOverninent -endeavorins
to Make Americaps beliei-e that they are di: -
banding the treops elide secretly calling _out
Mere. Au attempt_ was (made to bum the
city hall at Ottawa' a fewnighti ago, -
- - .
tion of --the Treaty f Per M-Udvanbe. by the_in pribr to the ItscipSocity Treaty and
. BlileToi, Mg.'s TOOLS. -,-4011 Saturday
- I
regard to br'eadatuffs Are no better-th luni, and has been intimate with . , s
genies aptain N tholls left for Berlin,
isnot one _peaceable colatherce there. - she wee :suite. young, asd: Iva!
The private adVieessfsoin Englafia 'With t0 a
an fore. - • - , • School to umlaut s wi nut var
th 1." th •-• ions files aneerie
the ptiblished circulars:F-7Th°- em d f enisteeanu otheri bu• eglariona tools, which
1 d Th S f - 6 11 1
sso ve , at t e ecretary o -the J. avy des ever sirsee; 1.Te letheety y reststins -
produce for export titer e0DstrIgs-season Will tse fishing grounds LS Sroteet, our citizens in from the boarding school she was ratending,
kcsassi were discovered edneealed snider themattrass
of " Bill'i".bed when arrested. (The
be requested to send suffisient naval -Ibree te in the 'gist's beceinteg encientes heeclistn
•
probably lse .corifista , • s, p „ sn .t e enjoyment t sts as .1e,sosinze a.id Son essms t . _ _
, ISpen Feasting the - foiil dishonor breiught
ab s. assortmeot ,ceinprises eleven •files of .first
el. -workmanship, inattufectured :Isola the
ds te oat eas a d h' 1 • ' • s ''• d • f ' •
s ohr father ove stated
pork. • That will -Jalot make. miiCh differ-, by. the treety,ot1783. • . ,
heit of steel; nine chisels;three au-gers; and
ence before the next crop, as the country . Mr, MOTH suggested _that:there wae seine upon his child,. Dr, Newland:, frenSietf with
iequite bare of Wheat and- fleur and it questien as So whether the rights- referred to rage ansf-shaine, .armed hintielf with a retol - s
laise -number ef:Sinilets, brad 'awls, skele-
an or
„ eelecti - . _
oder any subssquent treaties. . use la .-amputatins and, started - forth to ,. ' - - • j - c - ' .
ply the honie trade and tile trade Of the • u
. _. . . . . , e s e :test) etiors, y adoptinsv the. words house, but found him absent: The Dr *told • ‘
7 issuerinty is called a , muney that deserves
no ite. is LOA e 0 warrens.. .s es , a ou
It' - -d f • Tsd t •I' sb t
• _ - - al,r. Pike agtine on that sueeeitien modi seek the eulty Wretch -He v •••t t E •• ,
s a ... s en. o saes s., .,
loW0S parts:- - In the WeStera'sStatea the 6 a a • ' 1 • '''' s - - c'-`3 - '-- - - ' --- .
suPply of good winter wheat iS nearly oxL _ 4Sand by Subsesstent.tivaties,”' _ ' : '"s* Vas Evans the- eireuinstairces,' and \that he three feel:long, und tussled oT at the ends. It
insisted: - t LOnta.is unalse toi furnish '. Oa Motion of-Mts haymondsthe reselution- came to
. the Eastern States with -.extra Rohr,. and upon -safes, doorsi.,tisettreu.1126, qutheuseAdsg- iiznes.P4-Liinng-
Was referred to She Cetunittee on Forel et as soon alill her Inisbanci, arid Would- kill hint .i the PritfeiPuf
he Could. fi nd him,- PassinS So the
'that lis. the canse of ' the. present' de inancr
for .wheat from Canada. -
_
•
- _ - .
r a4-gor the information .6f. those, whe
affairs, with leave to sepost at•any st vet he met Evans, and as soon as he was. mence in BerlmStemorsow, -at 12 -0 clock,
sans e 4111 reeard ' to- his idebtity•sh and it is expected the Galt *klieg -Case svill
o nu
be one of the first investlyon by the Grand
4•2 -sites Stoplisees in Nests 'Yorlis dOwn, the bail attkine' effect in his h d
o
•
may not peruse the general -orders touch lasing4 .plunged the long ay to colds hais again induced' .the
Isiah revolittionary chief; .1ton-8.3:Stephens; to ivhOre T was
-Evens fell to She earth and began imPlorine 411rY'''-$Pec441-t°7 -1/1° aY" -
„It'is. the belief of many persons that the Newland to spare lutn- Newland idvanee71. How Rearm TA_KE Coso.---Tbe presalen-
. - • head from- his body He then stabbed him fl e " cold in ehe head " " the cold in the
, . • • • . • 2 - •
. - i a ony, tv-si. int, 0 see i I se . rifts 1 and did .notdesist until it was evident that
it way be strited.,thus. The ehtire forge
Upon -the frontier remains.thers, but a por- gO,Vernmetst will claim Lhim as__ a refigse -.the spiSit of the wretched msiri had :taken its
from -justices nr a felnnious jail -breaker• flight. -The .above - is the ory ag we 'heard
tion Of the foree returna froni certain al:- -under, the extraditidii treaty betWeen• this its There maybe some trifling. inaCcuracies,
er -stations vihere thesi had been quarter- t d_G t B -"ta' A in sesieu-s but we are assured- that, in the main, it is a .
man_ who endeavored to trace the cause of bia
te the conclusion that he'. caught
it goink to bed in: his _ bare feet. The real
nause of many-coldS may be attributed to the
long talks which people iriduige in 021 the
Barker Jona '
liursess Sienrys
Barr Sannist
1,hursintl.laayes.2
Janyes 2
\CampbeteThomas
ColeinansDaul L
Campbell ilex • •
trwildr7itikTosbe.rt
Aleitay Hesisr
11.1:Q1.1a14e Hee1Qr
Norton Thomas
l'earsen-Bobeii.
Phi.lips John -
Parkes his
.
Quigtes.Owen •
quintan -John
• .
Filiam Michael -
.Finzer Elizabeth Mis; Robertson Thomais
PlemingH_ -lia.veill lames 2 '-
must frauds ' Boss „Alexander
Rands William -
Ghefit:Thoinas
Gibson San :Sullivan Johanna.
Gibicin Robert "Smith Joseph_
Sloan Robot
Hough - Smith John.. s
Hislop Thomas Styleas;alherineMiss .
Hanna, Hugh , Shea Patrick A •
Hammel] James • .Shati Thomas -
iseseertsors .Mateew Shields James • •
40giSklisSIslaisS Stephenson4Vit&os
4
Johnson.Jaines Treinfile John
'Johnson lasirstianeMissTasiorismes
Sacksonsl -
Vance
Siga.rtiessosmes
r - vv.iEdwara.-
Maittandlalus2 Wi;liaansitowitinds
Mmison John • Vora Bobert 1 •
ltlichas1Sarah Walksr Samuel . _
lkieGraskee -James 2
*11 3s - Wa41,1411GR&NT,Postrittsters
ORTGAGE SALE
TTNDER -a power of Sale Contained in
Moitgage made by William bcott lithe
Tovinship of Morris, intim County of BUM/ =
and Jane bis wife, beins *patsy there.
to, for the puipose of barringnher dower, deo.
fault having been made= the payment:Am-
or, and notice been given to all parties-late-
eite, 'there will be aoidasn
- coun ry an rea ii ins ys
:ed. These lattet-s'however, continue OD I Sys: corrett Sergion )1cif.: file Ser,Pole iilrait; Prof. corner's of tbe streets. 9ne of Boston's insist
.
WU li mg personage daiue over oA the steam- Meshy,. the lst day at May, •;A; Rs ,
d a one time .en ose a osition ef con , whenatopped in the street- insatiably rem -larks: 186_6, at 12 &thick moon- at_lie Coiimosall
4 ill ' cs 3' , - - • Haste ort Thiirsday lasts This individ us
daty, and will muster .twilee a. ,week for h• Evans was a iste ot the Christen church d
r an _5 centsfor every mounting of at *as ' Ilth • ,gi erable eminense He was once a proles fs I will talk if ythswill taitc!' This should Hotel, irithe- Village o'f by
-
" t enarian -
drill, beins paid 50 cents each man for who t d ce ebrate p
er- u ton, w Tesehed this port from_ now an oc og , .
guard or being liOsted On picket .F n9.rtiPo. y a passens rs On the s h • scs
. sir in theNort wesi ern hristian n versity be a:hint to bettonrhalcling friends. lirneinaei; AuetioneerSthe followiegrpraner•_
_ u ton t ous his reticent bearing and parts of tids city. apd was! the author efts
st _Proclamation bys Pr esident f h h
- • - ial resemblance to the published: portraits- -Work called "The Pioneer Prea h
ans." Ile is the same pessoawlio,senietime.
t . -brew Zsaist-se,-;-' Advice's - tram New Zee- N -s
Jand aatiounee that the waris IvirtuallY ever' To:
ty. vist -the North half of the North et lot-
% and e osorth bolt of tne North -
c ersPoopulanr
sjoh-s-sn. e t,e t s s azzim. Whether lie un- di -
h f 31 th t frstl
agos Was detected instzgrante delicloWith Seve4.41 shiPs. Ire been ot number 9 in the 3rd Ccincession, of -the
tartnred to convey -
7 7 bosomed..hiinself to his fellow-Fenians ns o oms in e oun yo ros,-
The l'resident has.issuecl a long Proclama-
tion, dated •-the ind I instant - arid making.
known the fact -that war ne Ioniser: exists- id
the Southern States. By this act the Gov-
• homie the 40th 43rd 68t and 70th B,eeitne
beard of -the . Fulton-, and -,declared Sireeneastle. • 1
eats. -General 'Chute attacked a d ontabeing aelmea.stirement one inuulsisi
. another inen s wife at a.hotel-
article -t• • - presm s at e -t .fiea- , e4P131-re4 acres -ot land, under She poles aforesaids„
-The 'nest intense excitement • .1 d
self to be the.SiniOri pure bonafide
or C. B.Lit.. tiotk Li till • ;
t' it .3 the ti f
me our en Ormant left rid attempt had 6th and 7th .tanuary.-Londop 111. News
time,ef -Sale. s.
now ,
ot an resard to the horrible attain WI the wbich riaidlfortgage will be produced at the •
sup to S song y oiSs .pa s near ate;
.77 March, AT. • • ,
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certain that the engineers,: -firemen, and 'been made to irrest Newland.. - • -
element,- of course, abiregatss all war powera p s , n pre - - - LoNFEDERIspolf.-The 3 oa.real zette
-Rowers feunded, nfrOn • the existente Of a believed the stranger to be James A GHOST THAT 'LL DO. --They have a says We arelappy ni learns -oh -what we
-Stephens, and on the arrival -of the vessels consider-. good authority, that the friends
state of war. The FieeilmeC's Bureau Sill ghost oat in Indiana that,we relish, and
--many.of the aseineess - of Fen;a
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however, it is undereteed, rethain in opei:etion
for a yesr from the date of the -preclatuatioa.
The main feature ofthe mew state of affairs
will be:the reiteration- of the right of habeas
scorPus. - It haa been argued that the with-
- dsavial of she troops now -at the South is' alae
-, • .
.outset.. - .
ft -hardship and discomfort than in .any other
jpart of Europe. Prof. Gmingee, it appears;
oredictedets wide spread foam the stars un-
less an inireediate reemt was had t011ie pole-
elas,the favorite Dutch and Brassie niorie 'of
extirpation s bat this.: apparently cruel and
costly, -but now (it seaway neceasarv methods
bee net. latersained the mind ot the
. _ .
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Sentland bids fair Pennsylian-
tails that._ nevssouree ot wealth which donsista
g fie According to the Inverness
sews/tier many large fortunes ere being tuade
stnedisslitOky 4nciing.or prate:leans deposits.
luau anus Sold for 42;000- a bleak bit
alms! ;which is now worth 1200.000.
Sissramee Simpson; the -Cass medical Baronet, _
hes, kis-said, profited tin *very.grent. extent - fj3sgeit theadvertialneut- of * )Ir. Wilsen„
- -
• COM% C-haneerys• •
ia now sitting -at Cinderieh, His
Hon:Or-Vice Chancelloe kowat presiding, and
Judge CoOper sitting STS Registerar. Seven,
Osseo were set down. and several Counsel are
present Arguing' them: The evideneis taken
and the argumeht then nrOceeda- a praetice
nissell,more cheap and -convenient lista the
fenteranittbod of merely taking the rleidenee
and then OoPying it and arguie4 the cask; in.
Toronto.- Alre.wili nanie. ...the cases in . onf
next.
their power io keep troops,- even in. time of
peace, .wherever they may think !mat .wittlin
:their own territory. -
'DISC ussiwir,
discuss's= will takes:place at Exeter -on
Friday the 13th insts bstWean an -equal isuM
ber ef §pealsers 'from Rrucefield andRxeter
Debatiag :will -be held
la, the School}teuae .emninencing et 7 -
&Asia: P. 3.1.; Time Allowed to each apeak
er 30 ininutese' Stibjeet-WaS ehe behead-
, ing`of Chas. 1st jacitifitible. Pripciphl
bess, R. Fergusonsl, sFergueon and sG.
Baird isEketer ittenibinis P. McDonald, Wm;
McDonald -surd O. Haniiltott.
by *meant diseevery, the town shoesblack. •Brucefield, April 2nd, 1§66s '
-r
s..
at her (look, a close -carriage: appeared on
the wharf; as it by .appOintthent; sand the
mysterious stranger, leaving the side of_
the steamer -entered the -Carrisse closed
:the blinds and the carriage disasi eared
P
ia the -sinuous streets leadias from thd
Notth It:is asseriecl-- by •some of
closeted with O'Alaheney-, and there is a
deadly struggle tOing betWeen, the
Iliad Centres for:the - spoils, which •ean
only have one f-esults nansols, the confine-
ment of the O. E. .t* R., te' the. lowest,
dun,geims of the OIlahony inansiOit. !
iibelieved that Stephens wills attempt to
take the direction of affairs'into Own
Istifit is also believed that John
O'Xahony will inake.a desserate gght fir
the position be has,held •!1
is-psesnnsed that Mrs. Sephens Is alitin
Ilsia city, as_ itisssteted that uoad (Se r,e
O'l)lahoney has purchased one thousand
dollar's'isOrth Of .jeWelrys' noisisting sof
neck -laces; a gold watch, and somestothet
'costly articlea of' 6ijoictesie. for a lady'S
the. Fent* in this city that Stephens is
. . - -
use, Thes_e articles were to be,presented
recegnize a.suitable visttassit to souls still
tabernacted 'in He was once (such
is the averment) a Mrs, Elder, who .in
1853 went -to Paliforisia, 'leaving a wife
atid two daughteri behind and wag
killedlhere 1860: His isife has - lived
!insiovertx place< he left Ur trying tO
-;
sabsist by washinS:s Sea. Two weeks since
hes youoger d-apihter died, and five adult.
relatives and friends were watching beside
the corpse; whets, at 10 p. . the dead
father glided in- though no door nor*
. .
window Avis opea, and while all sat trans-
' fixed with astonishment, -walked upTta the
coffia,plased on it bag containing 67 $10
pieees. (none of yeur "Legal Tell -
..der") and al. bit of paper on' 'which ;tea
Written ‘; Restitutioy 'for 1Viary,” and- in-
stantly vanished not taking away the mint
drops,which the -First National Bank of
Indiana was very. willing to take alid
credit to Mis. Elder allowing lier the cur-
-rept premsum..-.1V. Trilsitnes
T‘news from Jamaica is unimportant
. -
The inquiry into the cense of the late revolt
had- not .bseen. -concluded. -
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ot Bisnshsainsricall unioS in Nova Seotia see
now satisfied ehs _union ilaesolutions can be
cerried in. t het Preeitice advauce of Isiew •
l3runswicks if necessary.
, . -
. An old Meilisidist, ,very great at res.-.
ponsess which 'werinnt always appsopiate,
but always -svelf_meant; -wept 'One `clay . to
heer apopulir pieachers The -.preacher,
usually lucid, yids ratherperplexed; and
.fett it himielf: He ;labored. through the
first part; 'Y .Brethern, I have
reached thkaonSlission of my first point,"
afidsaicle:
" Thank 004:17 ejaculated the old man;
who Eat before-hini, prefnandly ii4erested,:.
in a Yoke that vsas heard in every past of
the Church. : The last part of thatseinion
watharoder to pseaoh tnan the first,
Itirtigt.
At Goderieds on Thuesday, the sit th inst.,
the wife of Mr. A: P. MeLein of a Datighter.
Wit
For particulars a I tri
....S.VHAPILYES
. 'Solicitor for Mortgagee. -
Clinton, -Aprif5th; 1866. wil
st APPOINT THz FOLLOWING was,
AND PLACES V0RsgOLDING ,. -
DIVISION CHITS -
.
Huron and Bruce.
a. ,e
s ARBIL:
- Zseter- 130.
M •
-RiversdaIe Isto -
1Valkeiton
'Paisley s ' ,
Sout,hamptou
Kincardine *.s 9thss
Clinton -- . • -
Harpurbeys..., . 1.4ths
All at 10 A• .11.
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Signed _ R. COOPER,' s
. Judge H. .k
yLoatiat reasonable r.titeS. -1.‘sAN, LIZAItS, •
Apply to 1 •• --Clerk of the Peace, H. tils
- _pa. _C. CAMERON. • Office of the Clerk of the PeaCe
_ ass__ Goilerich: C-edasriebs fish S' sviBlIst
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Aiarstiling
e3tat
The Alhan
brk foams,
IState Agsiettlt
portant tnetno
ease in Ai ds.1
memorial stet
cows 9wned is
worth at least
value of butte
and theess
that s,subtilesi
-existed for Bel
abortion in- tie
tharit is_incie
have been lost
year in Herhil
disease is apse;
Soeiety has ap
Into this digest
sliss a vompes
pathologist mi
-researches. -
A.
the.moni
,liandillahensPirldietikrtheal'ee;trvIthi:iitf:tik;
pliets in eser
-sometottersrause--ill
.....puitsbebBilisusseetr, evabenlbaecill
.sao ene ask tis
-Siltragnas :dr othfeat:
ansimmedia
and liesiesai
will tiny have
=lent or all
Tbelen ire+
14;4:e e afs rivyate zt 1,11- a e 3;4:
• of France an
whernits
asseited the pr
_
freely now tbs
augnry_more 4
111002i. -New,
The Bail_
the colingl,
of Fenian
Spiracy has 114
even the MoS
*most la.ve
less vas the e
emberlieS'
carreet rept
considered Tel
James Steplie
from IYalkey
Sunday vizir
nray not be'
issedett -
hable eve
tare, an_d
• slow afford
of actioas -
tie grace.
street nos,
.utmoss
te exhibited
jeet to be ai
sion of t
..tion. foment
possibilitY
Ist34•To Ise
• in Is -Amide -
temper.
S -Without ss
Attila our ins
.Let
s$: -moss oat. by
soothing itt a
" ;titian 1 IX.is
lie is haPPY,
tun, A s
ance over
Musteit is f
ailsserre ,jc
*fir the nat
--$miless kind
children,
there,
isin a swee
than gold, a
audio the c
nooses those
. chiding en
s • -Seedy es
*Usiites1
lipase antes
..orstionstise
Wag Ur4e
soristish
itglau
I* Rug& tr
vest 41011i1
beia
age, who
atbree sin
who Bair
Siefs sere
von by
Sis)-.A. left
has been in
right arm et -
the war. It
Who bas
and feediii
rffluarkshle
sir A
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spoken the
spid Bennet
*Wad to_
. Rend
AMO
ss--- country,
vali blame
Aar
ens rips
sod an
wide
tha
been !Ott
Mrs -Of
sresselslay
ton; 'S. Oar
*ore B -
roams
_
liars
blank%
!nd 4ittlg
matte-
thatas
lvidOW is le
fel law nisi