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TIIII/E TABLE, 0. R.
S UMMER 7 -ARRANGE in.& T.
°Mao. was?.
• - Mill. Express, Mixed
Goderieh dep 10:00 am: 2:0) p.m.3: tO p.m
tlinton..« J.. -10:30 _2:30 4:001
Seaforih.:.7. — . 10:30 2:53 4:35.
Carron Brook.... 11:05 3:10 4aki
Mitchell.... `...„ II:20 3:25 5:21
Stratford oleri.,t 11:053 76:0015
Buffalo... arr 6:44.111.10:00 •
coiso wesr.
- Buffalo.... dep 7:00a m. 12:30 a.m. 3:50 p.m.
Stratford. ... 12:50 pan, ito40 . 'tan.
Goderich.-a-. arr 3:00 11..25 '
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GODERIGH, W., Oa. 2, 1866.
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71IE EXHIllite.
TION.
` (Edit:Mal Correspondence) _
ToRONTO, VRIDAY, 28th..
14 last. L think I admitted "that
ifig to the Crowd,. mud, &C., -was:nnable
to -give a - very -dear idea of the great Ex-
- hibition which is now draWing to a close.
Since then, however, the splendid weather
has dOne much tower& drying up the
mud; and by the eiceiefse of 'a little perse-
verence have had a pretty good look -at
all the animals aid articles on ,exhibition.
On the whole= aItheugh the- arrange-
ments are -ivietched--4 think 'this is one
orthe hest ,exhibitions that has ever been.
- witnessed in Canada, audit some of par
Ainerican consins would _only take the
. _trouble of running over here they would,
no deubt, return with. anadarged idea of
the capabilities of this frozen Ceilada
ours, and the energy arid_ enterprize of our
" peOple. Amongat .therMpleix! eats. I notic-
ed te-day several fine ploughs, in wood
and iron, from the eotablishment of Mr. -
Grey of kgraondiille, -seieral of which
look -first prizes; and I eraa onlY•sorry thdt
Mr. !Wildman waa net in Ihe:-.field--ne-
der the firm_ impressiori that .Ife would
have given_ the best a close run for
The steam engines and all that, were; cif
course„irst rate, but I cannot particular-.
ize not beine- thoronwhly versed in this
. branch of mechanic& One machine, hole!,
ever, which is intendia foe. the almost in-
RoAD AND Ditualicis DousEi , .
Are dividdinto 14 dassea,. the entries, all.
being 161. lIendrie & Co., of Hamilton, -
compete for Prizes in a number of the classes..
Heavy draught- horses are divided inte. 11
classes,. and- 'Mall the entries are 60.
mos: - _
in these there are really some fine looking
aoinials, and a steady impiovemeht in breed,
a thing math Wanted, is perceptible. The
raising of good breeds -of pigs is becoming
every yea' a *atter of great consequenee to
the Canadian farmer; the high reputation
which Canadian fed bacon has ne uired in
the hoglish market. making a goo. market
here a Matter of certainty. . Of large lireedh
in Yorkshiies there are 30 enttiek. in Berk-
shires; 6 entries, -and in other breeds 17 en-
tries. Ameng small breeds there are, in
Suffolk!, 45 entiries, in improvecl Berkshires.
56 mitries, our old friend Mr. rhomas Stock
-of Flambe ro- being among the exhilmtork,
tssex and.dher smell breeds, there aro 34
eutAes: Theie small breeds are deserving of
special attention on the -part of our farmers,
being the breed Moat valuable for our Cana;
dian petit factortea.
" Portant.
The -Poultry department _presents ve
much the mese appeerance-as usual, crowil
owned by the same gentleman,- is a .4 yea
old steer, not gene 80 bilge, Fut smota
round, and?ti fat as it is posaihle for beef t
I be, weighing 2, 375 lbs, - „; -
this *conneCtion mow 'notice an -ex
the groperty of Mr, Vine/ of St. Catherine's
which surpassed everything ou the ground
for weight and size. It 18 seld..to - weigh
3000 lbs., and is as '0 fat' as a roll of butter." -
Mr. Vine also shows two very_ Ong' grade
cattle, which -are sure trcoet pri4es.
Mr. F._ W. Stene was the-largeat exhibitor.
His herd' numbered ..31 head 'all told-. every
one of which was a superior animal, so that
it. is useless to particularize. 110 -had 2 timed -
I -be found necessary to - send for witnesses
h -
it a distance,
o
The Grand. Juty then entered their
room, under 'charge of ypeatable Addison;
and- the Coda at once took up the civil
business.
cows, 1 three year old, 2 -one year old; 3 ---hei-
fer calves,. 2 bull -"calVes _and ene . tare year-
old bull—WE Durhaaisi : 2 aoed -cows three'
year olds, 3. two year Olds, rime year. olds,
_ .
3 heifer calves. -and -a calves, 1 four year.
-old bull, 1 three year old _do., 2 one year old;
and three calvest•--all,_Iderefords. A- good
.nuniber of these have taken prizes heretofore,
and Many et_ them, ne doubt, - earry Off
prizes this time. ' -
Mr: Thos. -Stock, Of Waterdown. sliewed
9 Ddrhams and grades, %three of which took
the Fergus cups of late Oars. T.he whole Of
-Mr. Stocke herd was-6iat, clase.
ry Ilr. Ilunter- of Elois, 'showed a lerge,
ig..1-Very-fine,.Durham BUll.
d Mr. huller, of shown 6 Dur -
hams, all very fine-stocli. - • -
-Mr, John - Snell. of Edmonton; is well,
known as breeder' of thorou&hbred stOck
Oii-the ground he had 6' splendid tuft calves
• -Some fineberds Galloways wsre shoWn.
"Mr; MyNeil,-of Yaughao, has 6 a this class,
which were not surpassed, we jud,7ed, upon
hasty glance -by any exhibited. . •
- • - sitEse.
.
of roosters, pealing of geese and ducks,- azi
cooler, of pigeons:, snaking a melody charm-
ing tobtle oreithologisf. We have -clorkings
and Pwands, gobien and - si/ver and white,
game fowls, Cochin -China, and Bramah-poot-
ras, Spinish, .biack Haniburgs, bantams, tur-
keys, -geese, :ducks, 'tte.,
t BUTTEIli • .
There is a plentiful.Supply ',of butter, both
flesh and salt, 'an apparently of first-rate_qua-
lity. Arnoug the exhibitois are Messrs. J.
.M. Dayison -of Ilarkharn; Grant, -of PUS-
linch ; It. SI -Hall, of Esquesing.; J. K. Hun-
ter. ot Elora ; W. Benham. of- Guelph ; D.
Clark, of Piislinch. Great .praise is due to
the -exhibitors in this department. .The better,
titte the Cheese, elicits many; commenda
tions.
-.YHE DISPLAY:CIF GRAIN.
•
&QM somecause or Other" farmers have
not brot4ht torward such an ah_andant plan;
thy of glair' for exhibition-. this year aa they
have on similar Occasions, nor- does the omit-
ity_ Of that shown come ip to 'former steed.-
ards. These deficiences ean hardly be °win.
to a bad. harvest; for heyendthe injary done -
by the late heavy rains the crops this fall
were large 'and thequality of grain excellent.
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The failure to bring the best slim:plea forward
.mast therofore be asbribed 'to other causes,"
chief among them. being no cleubt the-uneer-
tainty as to the success -of ,exhibition which
arosefrOm the cries -cif alarmists who predic
ted a Fenian raid to interrupt it.;
Tits caVADA. COMPANY S PRIZE.
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Some of -those Who;_entered for this prize
failed to ihew their Sartples,! and the compe-
tition -was limited to five br - six exhibitors.
The judges eXaniined the : different saMples
and in the a fternoon-eivarded the prizeio Mr.
stautatieous drying of grainis well Worthy F. Berclay, of Int isfil: .Thla -sample is a
. .
. • ' very fair °vain - of the -Soule variety. _ The
- .of the notice of friends Pla; Savage. and ears some"' of which tvere shown are small
2. f
other heavy. dealers in wheat. As far as bet closely fined and withoet blemish, an4
.
-- i mu learn there are no horses, cattle _ the_berry is tolera
'
- i bly plt\rop and ....clear: As
;sheep or hogs from Huron.; -__ _. ,
Even in the'article Of_ithe.it, our great . - OTHER PRIZES FOR FALL WIIRAT. '
_.. . _ .
staple, pitch slackness -has been -displayed, r.: The Asseciation prise Of ti 0 fo -th second,
4 r e
. only oie -sample Being shcm;iby Arr. p. best samplegf white winter wheat (twenty-
- ffie bushels) was awarded to kr. J. Mitchell
Carroll. I am satisfied thaktnany of our or mono i and thus the two chief priiee-offer-
- Huron farm:ers can turn out aa fine a Sam- ed for grain have been carried, off . by the
coital.), of Simeee, w.hich produces as good
ple as that which takes the Canada Co's- ..,wheat aa any grown in the Province. .The
prize by djudieious use of the fanning .third.prize was awarded .413-. Mr.' T. Slavers,.
-
mill., To say that tbe. two byshelswhich Uf Hamilton toivnship. Both7these sa:mples
were foir. - . - . _ -:.., .
were lucky enough to carry'nff the prige The first prize.for the hest' twe- bushels of
represented- the best and finest crop in" the white4inter wheat was. aviarded to Mr. .T..
_ &gantry is sultply, absurd. _t- was some.. Mitehell, of -Mone. This is i very ;fine sato
. . --. ple of wheat, superhk to that which took the
Wil -at disappointed in the show of trait Canada -Company's prize,' but we -persume it
-and vegetables. In most of -the latter I
- is -a very choice lot carefully selected front • a
.
lower average standard: _ . ...',
think Mr. H. Johnotan could make a glean Thire is but a small display Of wintei'\
;weep, Mr. Pa/1261.0D' :could challenge wheat. Mr. M. M, Bell, of Toronto town.
- The exhibition tolerably good on the
whole, though not much of an improyethent
upon former shows.7 In -Leicester rains there
ere 41 entries;.- Headrie & Co. of -Hamil-
ton ; Ktrby, of tsqaesing ; Weatherstoo,- of
Bronte, are among Mir near neighbors who -
ire eXhibitors. ..ln shearling. rams there are
84 entries ; jn Leieester-• ram lambs, .1;5 ;
and in other varieties of Leiceste'r there are
123 entriei. • • - . 1
In Cotswahis there are 137 6071es. Mr.
Stone, of Guelph, figures 'largely in- thia de.
pertinent, exhibitieg _some . aminale in each
division of -the class. ilenchie &-- Co., of
con4ete for prizes- in .Cots-
- wold _shearling rains. ''The -,'show of „Cots
welds, on the whide, appear' - be an fin-
'prevenient- upon -last year: -
Southdowns -the entriei number 108,
end antong them are sOme very fine initials.-
.
Shropshire and- .Elampshire :DOWns fOot up
. $6 entiies.- Theie breeds; if ode may judge,
. by 'the entries, are not favorite ones:
• Of the fine wdoled sheep there Seme
pry goodenitnali. - In Spanish Freon!' and
compared with former ize samples, "how
ever, this onatuust be said to be interior. ...
Saxon Meritios,:there_are.61 _mass, some 91
them very good, a steaay improvement Wile
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perceptible, -but tiee. Whole these fine -wooled
animals have not become general . favourites.
- The Leicesters, judiing by the anitnahrhere,_
are,still prized more highly 'than any other
" class, Besides these there haie been 28 en-
tries in fia sheep, eome ef them beam fully
edAed to the appellatiOn., -
, Czowski, Leslie, or Fleming in grapes, !imp, took the firit prize. . . 2
;and either Mr. Ross - or Mr. Johnston SPRING wHEA:r..
. could compete in.dehlias or verbenes_with. Tiy Olptisiher7rcief svparriienf goodtespeeial-
a good prospect- of- success. The first kind exhibiled by All!Thomeas-salPo: Alett
prize apples, I am confident, do not Bur; Scarboro,' -who took the first prize, is ail ex -
pass thostof Mr. Stewart, and 'candidly
believe the Signal could beat the best_
plate again& . the .matter- of fruit
and Hewers kturon is too lazy_altogether.
The nurserymen, withlheir great number
of varieties try to sweep all before them,
but if our farmers and horticulturists-
- would bat display a little enterprise there
is not a shadow bf a -doubt -that We wonld
come off with- flying colors. -
Sing,ular tn. say, the greatest -honor con-
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ferred upon the great agricultural CotintY
of Huron is in the department.of Fine
Arts. .Althongh Mr. W. 11. -Cresswell of
Herpurhey-had to compete iiith works in
biedepartinentfar in ad.vance- of forther
years, r am - proud to lay' he comes
ont of the contest -with untarnishe:d
rels. Resides flattering notices- from the
TOronto press, he received the 2nd prize
for rA.nimals from life'—with due.defer-
once to the judges it should have been
lst,-71st for Landscape paintbig, Cana-
dian subject 1st for Landscape or marine
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painting not pauadian subject, '1st for
_ best landscape; Canadiao subject, 1st for
best marine view; Canadian subject., The
tact* in the midst of paintings _which
may safely -challenge the continent of
America -for beanty, correctenes.s; and
purity of tone, the Worici-of our Iltron
'aitist, W. -H. Cresswell, stand out pre-
eminent.. All honoe to himl
- • As the_prize list is to -o voluminous, by
far, fbr publleation in the Signal al).
- 'pea 'a few_. general notes with regard to
the articles on exhibition:—
THoliolMit-MIED HORSES.
To horses some very fine animals are shown,
altbonzh thenumber of entries is not V917
large.. Li thorough -bred stallions, 4 years
old aminpwards, there -are 5- entries.a-Mr.
Beatty of Markham, is the sole exhibitor of
a years old, his thorough -stallion 'Plat' being
'on the- ground: and Mr. White, :the member
• fin -Halton, shows -the only thotough-bred 2
-yearoldstallion. Theret are two entries in
thorough -bred yearling- colts, and four in
thorough, bred stallions, any age ; -two in
_ thorough -bred- filly, three years" old, and one
In the same,--two-yearsold t. two in- thorough:
bred yearling fily, and fourin thorough -bred
nitteend foal. The member for Hatton,Mr.
John White, is the largest ,exhibitor lu Ibis
class of thorough bred horses,and shows some
fine animal&
AanICITI;TIMAL Holstlx8,_
There in all 131 _entries, dittided into
.01eTen_ciasses, and thef give evidence of the
'toady: improvement which is taking place in
ther torso. Ofibe cottatt7- SOM. verY. fine,
PowerrOl =finals: err Ion the groend ia these
c hamar. The - -
Oar• Salt- at the Provincial Ex
Whitton..
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The q/obe of Wednesday last remarks
witti reference -to the caioderich Salt shown
at the -Provincial Exhibiticin and whinh
-
we:understand was a great point ofattrac-
don, as follows :--
'"'Specimens of salt from' the tedious Gode-
rich salt wen ire exhit;ited by G.- X, True-
man. Most .of oar readers: Will remeinber
origin 'of this discovery, • 'Soine of the
pe9,ple of Goderick striChee :rt.h6
Oil fever; clubbed their meani together:and
-sunk a well, but soon_ fouod-:-out that- there
was 00 prospect -of stricking oil, and,- becatne
-so _disheartened that the works were' tempor
arily abandoned, ancl shares cbuld. be bad fer
a sting. Now their shares *re aboite par, for
bering a little -further they discovered that
they had a eplendidstilt well," -
The Leader says r--
: "Notthe least interesting; articles cin
bition were some small bagi of salt extracted
cellent one. The prize for- ordinary goring 7efirQicrati.thetshaelyt ..wweletre\wie*.tbinibited by. Air. oi
wheat wai awUrded to Mr. J. Carruthers, of operation at God
Traeman, wife state& that the well ir how
Haldimand toWaship. _
lusts:Y. -
. _turning outsalt at th6 rate' Of :Sixty-- bagels
per hour. • We presuthe thatthis" means_that_
There.are only a iew samples of barley enough saliee water is puniped out durina
shown; but they are fully up to, the i-itandard that time to yieldoe quantity of salt: The
of. prize% grain: Mr S. L. Patterson, ol specimens exhibited were of cOarse• and fine
Scarboro,' took the first prize for two -rowed, • -
and- lifr. J, -Mitchell, of Mono, for six,rowed
barley. - -
.qualities, and in oar estimation were equal to
any imported salt" .
." Tin DISPLAY OF riguT.
.
The show of.ftuifs at this eibibition, taken
altogether, and coneglering the state ot the
weather 'during the -ripening season, is.'ex-
ceedingly creditable tO our pomologists, pro-
•fessional and amateur. - There is not perhaps
great a. variety as- upon 'some former oc-
casione, but whatislvantinte in this respect is
fully madaup in -quality. The arrangemeoti
for displaying .the collections are:much
superior to any -id- fonrer exhibitions.. The
building clevoted to • horticultural and deity
proeucts is thesame length aa the Crystal
Palace. In_ the middle two large. tables
stretch the entire length -of the repot, a raised.
platform 'between them being devoted to
plantsand,floWere in pots,, The fruits occupy
one of these tables almost etelusively as -well
as a portion of the other: They are admire
!Ay pieced for inspection and tbrai an' inter-
esting and pleasant sight. these ahown by
protaionalnurserynien are separated from
the contributimis of :amateurs. '
' APPLES.
The quantity of apples shown -are Very
large and the _varieties- are. alinost without
mimber. _Messrs. If. J. -.Brown, of Niagara ;
Gectrge Cooper, of -York, and ifecurge Z. _By -
keit, ef St. Catherinesi compete lot -the
-prizes offered for the best twenty -varieties.
-Mr Itykert's collecting- ceetains spenimens .ot
the " Rhode Island Greening " One of the
best varieties -grown_ either fo' r copkiug or
table use. It IS a fine whiter apple .• and an
excellent bearer.- -. - •
0ATTLEi.
-
Theiotal entries 'of cattle were 470; of
which,90 were Durhams,,, 106 Devona, , 82
1terefords, 90 Ayrshires,• 58 Galleiv•ays, :12
Angus cattle, 55 grade oattje- and 27 fat and
working cattle, Making altagether.a large re
preeentatien. in. this. department: Our well
knoWn stack raisers, such ae P. U.. Stone,
of Guelph, must sweep the coarse:each in ha
line, so thafthough the -cock exhibiticin
is ill% best that could bedesired or expected,
yet there is not that general nitholescane .com-
petiticin amongst -farmers antlbreeders whiel
is desirable, and. to • stimelate which ins, ili-
a large measure, the design of the projectors
Ofthose anhtial exhibitions. • •
Some Of Ihe finest Durhate cattle eihibited
Were bYthe Hon,..ttavid Christie. heid
consisting•'Of three aged cows, one -three year.
old cc,* one• two year old, ode yearn*, one -
heifer calf, otos. hull calf, orie grade heifer -4, -
nine in alL These -animal!' were in excellent
conditiene and always command their . share
of attention which they are sere to do ill
thia instatice. • .
kr. Robertson, •• of Galt, showed an snot--
- mous Durham -0114 the largest hut -One on
the "exhibition, a perfect heap of-• Beall and
bones .weighing 2,550 the. Thia cciw is Well
worth• meta:if-Mid nisitors shonid. not fail.. tO
get;a Peep itt bars Inthe adjetiohigstall; and
PAIE4; ASSIWES. .
k The court of Assize apd Nisi .Prius
for these Counties ' opened yesterday,
(Holiday) at noon. His Lordship Chief
Justice Hagerty, not. liaring arrived. the
Court was opehed 'formally by the Clerk,
H. Johnston-, Esq. His_ Lordship ar-
rived at. 3 O'cleck,. when the Court was
opened for the traneaction of -busmen.--
The following gentlemen ccnnposell the
Grand jary :---' •
Wm. K,Y, Baynee, S. P.
Chapman, C; Corbett, C. Girvin,
Henderson, Wm Lawrie, Jno. McGregor;
D, Mcllwaine, D, MCLellan, •-hco, Mc-
Millan, G. PickfOrd, John Smith, John
Fair and W. Vendersoit. • -
In addressing the Grand Jury,- Eh;
*Lornsiii4 said the persons confined, in the
gaol were not numerous,. bat pile -of the
_charges were of a serious nature: . There
were two chaiges of --Murder against InT
diens and as in sucih cases the Services Of an
interpreter was usUally necessary the cages
wouldrequire very careful consideration.
They were to -understand that they were
not to try the cases, bht simply on hearing
one side to determine whether the evi-
dence was' suffieient to place. the accuSed
on trial, and if the evidence.was consider -11
ed paltry.br trump.ed-up, it was only tight'
. to Ora the bill out. • There were cases
to be brought before them of: robbery,
'honsebreakini, stealincr; etc, There iris
one Case where a medical man ins eharg_
ed With manslaughter. It was Painful
tosee a professional man placed- in such- a
position; hut theirdaty_ was to enquire,.
siinply,. whether in. -this, :oasis a there had
heen a criminal neciligone uptii, the part
ef the accused. His fordship ilInstrated '
the principle he wished tO impress upon
the jury by statingsiveral- cases in whieh,
a charge of crimival negligence inight or
- . -
-might not :be - laid—such as fast driving,
the , running _ of -locomotives. Ac.., :His
Lordshiprutged -upon- the jury' the lie-
cessity'of .attending tortheir 4tIttes Wit4
as niuch dispatch atkpossible, as -itliiight
_
There -.being _a large number of cdses
for trial, the attendance orgentlemeit of
the long rphe was"- enustially lerg& We
noticed, aniongsrethers, Robinson; Q:
C.; of Toronto Kenneth McKenzie Thos,
Moss,- R. A. Harriscin, Q. C., M-. _Crcloks
Vaineron; Q.. C., of ' Toronto, Miles
O'Reilly; of, Hamilton; -and. u large re.,
presentation of the local bar.
Ira Lewis, Co: Attorney, wes
--ippeinted to -act is Crown- Counsel,.
- _McDermott, vi. McDermott, ejectment;
`Yerdiet for' plff..-1s. _damages. O'Reilly
and Moore fbr plaintiff. - -
.McCpy vs. -Rtitherford, ejectineilt.-7-
Verdict- for 'plaintiff, damages: Sin -
°lair for
.-Barritt vS Stewart, ejectment. -. No de-
fence: Verdict for plff. ls: damages,
Moon for plif. .
--. Bogen vs. Williams, ejectment.
defence. Verdict for plff. 18. &images,'
;onrdoognerfsorvsp.lff,sim
d-er-s,-: eject tn-n't. Ver-
dict for .plff. 10..-claniages,.' Gordon for
off. - _ _
Rogers -vs; Liana Iterdkt by . con-
sent fbr plff4-41-25. Gordon for NE, _
Watkins vs. McLellan, tresPais. Vet --
diet for plff.1100.damages. _O'Reilly for
plff Shaw 4or deft
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TUESDAY,
The Ceurt opened atil o'clock, a, in.
After roatine business; Pat Kelly; who,
it Will he remembered: was -arrested and
lodged le gaol Some Months ego for express-.
ing Fenian sentlinente, 'was- placed in the-
doc_k. gis,Lordship.gave the Prisoner_ a
eau° he -is notlikely Soon to forget. He
told him latiguagesuch as" he had iised
woulclat One. time have -been laughed:et'
in this country, but after_ the events of
June -last it win not in flesh and blood to
'
endure snail conduct. - The _Government
hadleen fit to tate a lenient -view of hia
case, but in diseherging --him lie (the
judge) would advise him not to get drunk
in -future; or,if he dik to take care how
he uttered treasbnable language. The
prispner was then discharged:,
--A CLEVER' ARREST.
I . • -
Jacob Hobson; who has been ‘wantea'
here for some time past, is again in gag*
On Thursday last the Co. -Attorney re-
ceived a telegram froM Capt. Prince,- of
.
Toronto; to the -effect that Jake wattin
that -city, whereupon Chief Constable-
-Trainer Wasisent dollen at once to arrest
him.-- -On -.Thersday niiht Mr. Trainer
anived in--•:7oron tot, and- befere he slept
found out the stopping plies of hie malt
and where he- could -lay hands upon him.
Next- mornilire armed with the nenessary
authority he sallied forth and "after a
_ ; ;
tedious parch, stembled upon.the 'young
man on Rine. - street and nabbed him
instanter. Securely handeuffed,- Hobson
_Fres taken on the 1 p. m. train bound for
Goderiek "Ali . is, known to be, the
smartest One in these parte, Trainer was
not out of collaring alistanee all the _way
up; beqest- as he Waelet ont of the ibuS
at -I O.. o'clock it night atlbe kaol AloOr
_
.6. made -a 'bolt, ran.. Up . the road; end
-Wheeling- io :right:dallied -down a_
-eteep niershy revine. Trainer wesafter
hiin, however, and. after falling half a
dezett , times- Otter logs and stump,. end
,
recenng: sundry -bruizes and a liberal
"ceat . of mod, they arrieed.-. at the road
-leading -to Retest -MilL _Trainer: then
drew. his- „re.volver end .fired shot Soros?.
,Hehion's -bolis -declaring he mould --send
the 'next hall 'through him if he didn't
stn -p. Jakeivail:hy- this time pretty well -
blown, and making - a vincte Of- necessity
decided that he niight_as well march back
to: gaol, •whieh he dick _The racedown
that r(ivine on a .pitch-dark night des7
-cribed -eye-witnesses as pne the:
most, aching Trainerer,
tainly, deserves - great - credit _,for .his
shrewdness, spirit and pluck in _the nub
ter, but we submit_ that itis hardly fair to
impoie such. a task upon one man.:
IMPORTATION& We. Would direct
special attention te. the adv‘rtisiment of
Mr. Moorhouse, who hag. selected person-
ally in the hest European markets,, and
imported, the largest and mast varied
stock Of stationery, faneygonds, &o.; that
has ever been Caved far Fele in ',these
cOunties, or, we believe, inittey town Of
Western\fanada. The very favorable
terms uPon which the goOds were pur7
chased will -enable . him _tol ebeaper
than ever before. Give bun a sag by all
means.
THE Einoainas is" again crowned;
with seasonable goods -front cellar to gar-
ret Messrs. J. a Detlor & to: have
- , „ .
_spared no painikto meet the wants of the
pul3lic, and they will, no doubt, enjoy u.
.cotitinttatiete of the liberal support that has`
always been 'extended to the eatetnishinent
trje-. The gunboat Cherub ,Protieeded. -env
on the Lake some diaferice oi-Eriday`laat for
• . •
target practice Maby of our; eitizerns
comptutied-heil and Were deliehted 'with.' the
splendid firing.- .-. • .--r
1.461.0
The Ifur?ii Mider -040, Heys,
departed for Cai9i-TliCeold sateafay:taet.
The bp: Jooks-'citp3tal its new zsg-- and • as
_ ,
the Weather it.fine, theLnien- will ne dorubt
enjoy themselves very much.
oar gpecin--;E''n :b."1 the wheat taking
prizes at the Meat exhibittan may be
- •
seen -at- this office.
,
' •Eitattra,-- Owing to the Obsence of ihe
. - - ..;-
edaorant_the in -disposition of our proof reaci.
er,,the articleiirr lag Banff anent the exhibi
tion was tulf tyliegraphical errors, some of
of
them of the g a,vest deseriPtioni
.
3 us VircAiiisa, just nOw, after the: late
heavy rains, ill glorious and „(although late)
out ferment_ 0,41- reeling ;forward theif fall
wheat sowing. A eonsiderable breath will be
.
put under this valuable. serial.
Or Attention As directed to the dard
e Mr. J.-111.:(1. Haldane,'who hail opened
a law office in: Key'e
,
that Diekson;. Esti
M. -P., en beini appointed . Itegistrar
:
HuFen, will .pur ase th? splendid pro-
-petty owned by our' late lemented .Regis-
trar,:kapwri as " The Ridge.f1"
A Bright Idea.
•
• _The New York telegtedis of Sept. -29th,
Sgys,-(1e4: Santa Anne. lins 'locatecl'on.
Stalen Island anti I °petted. a basilicas lin-
for the transaction of 'Matters looking-
' to the deliVery of *aloe from Srem the
French. - .enlisted -the- SyMpathy
of the Fenians, Col R.obertS, _en Ssveed
• G -
nett, and other Yeniao chiefa are zealoos.
in their-attaching:et to his and are
-edueating_ the Irish. to that belief:, Three
large sea,giiing --steamers have been ptir.!
nhased -tor their _tra nspoi teatime to-. Mexico:
-It is: steted_that Sento Anna is Soon to
teturn to St -Thom* -
• MORE G UNDO A.VS
• • 'CANADA.
, ,
The Londcin Thnes of the 12th tilt; says :-: .
" Thelfetley and Trineulo, 'wooden gun.
_
boats, ptting out in the..steani bas -in of Ports
month yard, willf in. a short lime be ready for
triel ender eteam and commission. They are
iiiiid to be intended for service -on- the Cana
dian lakes,but h cannot well be believed that
„Sir John Pakington's Board - of Admiralty
would despateh uparaied wooden gunboats to
a part ofthe ire Id where if they ever met
:carrying -armor- lating." ,
S
with an enemy e would ' certstioly be. one
There are no irmi-c9atedgunboata . on the
lakes,- and a fewimore British wooden vessels
on these vvaters Would be found very - useful, -
even although the Times caimot -believe it. .
_
_believe that if .France had her last "-nataial nletiskge.of-friendsbrpand love, •from: warns
. -
-frontier," -there-Wonld ' prifipaged aelog booms, should turn otter Cold green
-
peace and ProSfierity! never before - known bones :Of men and women *hose hes • -
asolowseadrma;jaad roauarereg; Illievreortigsb.einth_eee nettimaJes4g:gatilje
mai:wide /itid neigh-
• •
bathing townehipsare now wenprovididwalt
'sfilige-hattritlidsr.edlli-iriftisnlihaevePelbeter
disposed ef in town ;• end there are !ow levee- ..
• -The London Pally News of the 13th -ult., build; ed serriceable with. g bayonets
eitYsk" - "
' It appears that weiluty at length 'calcu- Ataehellweideidtheadbey°.6altdrobeng'!aarimillealiinnr direeetedqu*,nbny':
Hudsdn's Bay question, hitherto delayed
late otrtbq,' appreaching • settlement of the -eatrreowegjhoeuarartsa,:latinct meired ,pein -alloputeratantritterue
through varieus difficulties. The conditions are in good-earnett now, and are dete -
pf a settlement IIOW aPPear-Io redaced :to last no 'lawless horde shell unopposed- puce _
more than a matter of arbitration. The: foot on lbw soil. Nearly every .fatinees
tompanyNate.underatood to Oak .X2,006,000 waggon that has gone ont alto town tlir .-a -
for thesovereignty and the hulk of the free- week pest bzsitht boanytaimeeet affittzmaidrimitotree m-F.atan;
hold, while the Imperial governmeitt 'have -field rifies,
king undertaken tO guarantee £1,000 000 • in otherparts of -Canadaare well a -
abgn dnto9wrt rgisopt hi east abfo tahro'iptaiarotieasait_liainvde
when they may, will have a warm reee_ptioni
_
those of Walt Durham, the Feniani; Colne -
that the bailee of two - eminent.' arhitratOrS and be apeedny ptit out of earthly troente,..g
hive already . suggested. The share- [flowinativille.ftateantan.
holders may, therefor!, look to a .bargaiii
0780k;aVicime Intervening price. 3 he
latest propesils appears to be that the ,COILI-
paey should sell; with the -sovereignty, three...
fourths ef' the freeheld, -.resereint to -them-
BeiVeii one srpiaia-nnle'out of fogr; and re-'
mining olso•righteAn :the linutieg grounds..
'For this fourth'of the freehold the company
may exareisathe-right 'Wiling land war,.
rants oe the :. Stock . exchange ; and as . the
imperial aad 13rifeh Ainerican governments. ly aiterWards (the :persona on the eastern side
. •
having meantime 'lett the-sbop) a package,
:which had teen laying ,on lhe totinter be- -
hind the_ iron railing near the doer *as
Miss.ed. This was it package of money and
ebegnes -whie.b had been put tgi the proof:As
evening for deposit in ,the :city •benk meat
morning. - It cOntained eearly VMS
.Canaditte hills (about two thousand of -w.hicle -
was in ten dollar billet of Cominerchn Bank)
and over' eighteen .hundred &liars in cheques
ever .$3.200. The permit whoutook
the package must 'haie partially raise. dilate.
Self on to tlie court -ter/ .1e:staled ovee and 'ex• _
tended his hand round:the tailing,-whichxunit -
before and coteplerely acmes the conntee,
this we-have.to add- the emouot tole derived Tbe personiton thit side are described as
;roil) the sale et the territory-e=whatever looking -like Aramaic:ens, and lad come in
'be .fized at, betweea 41,000,00.0 and ZA.000
it: ostensibiy to :Change .greenbacks. The policy
000,- and the- predgee also of the Oregt‘..amtthte°rri.•ittniest7.epret.iTigettgilr-jin:triTedigh":hithcle'
claim; in order -to. estimate the, amount that net been able to' -find the _guilty party.-.
will, be dispesableaniong ,:the shareholders. true. . .
When thit divided". -the .conipany :will be
-able to deal *I.:I their ProPosed Wile Of land til.iba•otAanrglreriaEttr: oNorr,eycoinhtt juaza to7rjrikia
wariantS, cad to continue -their tride,, which
is at preSent yielding them- abbot _Al 00.000 England, and, the still outstanding crepe
Iel‘r net. It ;a -tinde.retued th"t the British .rere sustaining cOnsiderahle .dasseiew .
North- American delegates in, this country,
Frenchagricultural journaksuna •up fel-
mho are 'itow stout concliidin4 --the terms of lows the latest itecoonta Of tile harvest ::
;confederation With the. calomel. office, :will
en, jointly with the- ,governmen,t, come to aFrraguanetttyhea7Teisisenaditltbaerldtbeaoltdoriniaaitypattaasittityjaa
rine with the Iladames Pay Company, in a adateity \tiosid„enceeejtheibundsato ofaho,
der to .coinplete the contederated itystem .pett thee yeatsi Enidang ;8,000 beginians
DRAM IN LORD r
fOre they leave England."
to .complainpll'anaionat.o4fi e. eya tie zitiioesetnyt1.3inwlitelowetf. .hwes:uallo,bt.
t Mails it- hi stat that- His Extellene much *more fortenate than Trance. _:Tho
herd !Monck -reeeived • intelligence of the- uloneilltellted.slitese rataerdhlet-Atitt greAteterte.th' ianhe '
deatinpf his sister: s-..AYe -.underetand that,
to the nountryifor the -limpire would then -
have no grave- cause `with her
neighbors andsthe would be so large and
well-yote'eeed that nobedy would dare to
attack . • •
. _
qr he Hudson's Bay•Territory.
. ,
DARING ROBBRRY TORONTO.---Nigt
Morning a ronbery to a large &monk tack _
place at the establishment of W. R. Brown
money broker, King atreet. Abobtlalf
past eight ye -look a number of persola were
at the counter changing mane!, some five or
sizat 'Whom -were on the eastern lid& The
Werke were for a few minutes on the other
side attending to other cuitomers, and short-
1:tropose _to carry out ksysiem of colonization
la earnest, 418 iikelY that this wilt prove a
source of.increasing value tO the company.
leis rather calculated that this transfer will
0..t int erfere with the -trading interest of the
company, the colonizable lands _being- dis-
tinct from the hunting grounds, the practicat
monopoly over which, will probably, remain
with the Company, through its superior then-
ities-ancleettlemenes. While. this is -so, it is
stated that the old claim aeainst the' United
States under tae Oregon terrattry is -now oh
thevergeef settlement, 'and that tne compro-
mise will probab:y be somewhere -about
£250,000. Under the hat report the -get
assets -of the company • weep X927,000. To
th
'ATLANTIC MONIRLY.--The October number te
• of ibis standard American magazine hos been r
received from the publiebers, Messrs. Ticknor . be
& -Fields' 12-4 Tremont street ' Boston. -The I
contents' are : -Childhood, a study ; , Her
Pilgrimage f -Fenner Hill's -Diary -..t The las"
Darwinian Theori ;. Viations aspects of the
woman question 1., Scaralneled Altri; Mien-
towona ; Passages from Hawthorne's Note
Books - The Norman -Conquest - -The-Novels
; 1 -
of George Eliot ;T Griffith .1:Jaunt, or Jealousy
-XI ; The-- Usdrpatinne, Reviews, &c.-
,
For tale by book sellerS eenertilly.
0
_ __
Return 01 -Irish Emigrants. .
- - • .
, . ... .. _ -
The Cork ...v`rtminer of the iard ultlino,
eiintainis the . follewing:_ " The City: of
BoSton, of the Ininan line; which arrived on
Taesday ni.ght free]. Aiiierica,. with dates to .
tile -illth - test.; landed at QueetistOWn 64
ste,erage passengel* alit of; whoM are . Mill.
Abodt fiftY Of 'them hive. not been ill Amer-
. . . . .
ira more tnaa, six months, and'. they corin- iev
borate the ifatenients of numbers Who ho,W. aan
already arrived, that there is a_greefscercity
of emplevnient in the:United 'f:Statea, and mref
those who. ha,ve already emigrated there . are —
in a very destitute condituni:- ' Several of we
those whb landed froni the :Beaton ire ;-al. dui!
do-st penniless„ mot "posseasincr- _much* More se"
tthheama .wenTlhde. pa ar ci. i!vai ds tee angbeedki; awnedreabre.oaakrefatehet4.,f.bo; ley? '
hel
the poliCe ahd custom officiali but nothing ,
.was seized."7 If these - Men who have thas r:c
ieturned Peattilesiliomstlie .Stafes had dome 1,dis,..
to Canada, they. would now ha,:,e • been -earn. :;:-:
ing good-wirws afictilviag *happily_ and pins- "1"
perously. • aUtiforpriately, ..hoivever, -the chi
United. States • is- still Iflooked -Upon as the ' lf .,.,
emtgra-nt's land -of promise open this Contin " •?:"'
ent„ British jourueli. would _ be, -doing good.- -ee
Serviee to their Own country auct their own Al
nountrymen,-as well as to these .provicc_ps, if ii';.,
they would: tha0e the peOple legeointed WIth ; "
the real poiitioa of aff14.13 here. - .?Any man jtai
whO will dome hare be he English, Irish -or .-"-'
Scotch., Or whatever his Uationality may *be; ten
if he his willieg te WOrlt inclustrioesly, ond 6e 'ra
a law-ahiclinkinember of !society,- eeed ' mit ." h
fair -that he- will ever- he sent -home in a Inr
deatitute emiditiOn. :: Het* there Is toOM. 'mid It-ta
weleotee for , all. - I.- ,.
atio
..
A Ricianottd; Va., 'epeeist. says : , It iS teo'r,c
'October or -November. 7 • : _ r - ‘ •
UudenttoOd Jeff -Davis Will hot be 'tried-, in- iwne-au
--New .York, SieLl 22 e7The race Yesterday -..;,i,,n
hetween TAicy, Core, 61d Rosamond 'Was Won ';',,'„
by-latcY. Time lait heat, 2:23..., - -• :- 4-7
The St. 'Petersham BOrien Zeitiing. sari yoi4
thatall preparatkais on the -midi-441ft' :lig; she:4
the sounding's in Behrine's ,Straita
cOmpietion of the- lihe of; telegraph, betiveee- posi
Ramie and Anierica Ott nearly finished. - -
• New York, SePt. 29.-1The vornmerciats
mehey 'article says t- Spe tilatiie movements
in cienand, and advance...1 i to.f. peeN*ni:; _
i
in railroad stocks.-41.7mat ring • jute au ex-
citement ; .ahares ate .re ,dily , _taken •up .at
fernier advaoce-; gOvernMents rather niore
-Money atillaboneant and_without • change in
rates ;: call looms 4 ner Cent.; :gold -shows an
upward-. tendency. ,-: - - . .
in France. Northern fiermany appearslo le, --
consequence. he• -will he unable to eitTli the divided. - The -Soethern provinces of Han -
Provincial Exhibition,. 'in -Toronto, as he gary have suffered much. - •
mtended -.to do.
• A bashful lover about to be married, took
Singstlisir. Meeting In the isle OE morpihine to steady his neries. • Resin -ha;
An 'English paBkperan.tells the following' nitelv postponed.
forgot to wake -up -at the•wedding lienej thei
bride was disgusted, and the -wedding indefie
story : •. •
few evening -.ago a large party of gentle-
men who were -assembled in the .commercial
room.of the Victoria Hotel, Rartaay, Isle of
Man, were spending their leisure hours -the
ening being wet -in relating circumstances
counection with their individual lives ; arid
of theta being -of a.superior older, both as NTS/B
ards-posniog in _ life aoit inental attain -
ma,: many p easing:- awl exciting *vents
re uarrated - solue, " while other anec-
esmight be eharatterized at- the tinie es
er.. Oile relation Appeared to ithset a
isiderable den:pea-interest, and ran near,
as follows . " My father for aome- years
d government sitqation in the, civil ser-
e, biit company and alove of. gaiety were
principal failings. :He began . to neglect
duties, and, 'after beiag reported :several
ea by his superlor, be was ultimately cha-
rged. To ,aig he Could not, ited to beg
was ashamed. His- wife's father commen
hitn. in 'bus-inese in Liierpoof .es an lim-
per, and here•the struggle ieemed to be
ether he ur his wife... should chink moat.
course:they itooh _drank theMselves Out of
use and borne ; my inethersoon after -died
low Judging house, and my father wait
ed, while tuneeling, on a 'certaia railway.
gaged. myself on iessel going Out to
a.ter artiving,..1 -went to keep
erd goats, for which I got such pay as
bled me,to sett- a little cash. • Soon after
via little apecelation and.migaged in it:
. .
%nee out weil, and. has been the found-
!' of my fortane. I'm now in comfortable
unistanoes, and have onee more 'reterned
isit dative eountiy, from which I will .
few days sail, and to bidit a lasting fare--
. Otte, of -.The coinpany bere
ingly with a _choking -voice, ,ocAnd
any ftielids; brothers or. sisters, when
left your native cc:um-try ?" - -
I -kid a tifotherfatid a sister, lor
s priecipilly I canie tO England, -but
tti hear neythine-of them. 1 auk.'
they have followed "their untortiinate
parents to their long :home. "Notso," re. o r, IX. 1866, at the hour _Of - Tvre•
plied the saMe speaker, for your -brother is ilk -400. poen, all tbe-right,title ard interest - of...
here, and also-ui cemfornible cireumstances, -prope. 3:131z part.irvfitjage.Lot nuntberoge,
t 11bori VO !tamed rasoiv.y.nt, in the following
and m. yoadve2ntureamshal.i. alao. be related North side. of s3tanley street in -1,1iCTO. IMO: Of ;
yotkin ue- time: y sister is marriedp-audi Egmondvilleoin theAntrit -all • -•
thongh met wealthy. isnot poor "
• e •
In Predopia, New York, the Health Board,
in order te kir the people to aetion wait .
gardto cleaning up, lave posted the- follow:
jug notice ; " The abOlera is ' coming! By -
order of the Committee.7
-r OST, some ilayi mince-, by Dr, Cassidy', lbe--
tween Goderieli and Smith's Mill, a roe of
instruments. The finder will be suitably reward-
ed on leaving the same at this office. -
Oct. -2.1866. W36
SgERTIFF'S SALM -0111sANDS.
..
United Counties of ir !virtue of a Wri lit
.
and singular that porrioii :Or tract ot Iand and
i
Harem and Brace, rieri ,4Filents residue -
To Wit i : issued ont of Her Majes-
ty's- County court ofthe County _ of Wentworth,
.and to me directed againat the lands and tene-
ments ofJohn Meal/ley, at the suit or William
Darling, 1 have seized and taken in -execution-0C
premisessituate, lying and being in the TOW-
thip of Cnirosaanthe County -of Bruce, contain-
ing by --admessurement -one u..iefred acres et
land. he the same mcie or tess and being eel*
.. %....;..1 oflot number eleven. in'the fill -tenth 'Con-
cession of the Township of -Outran, in the County
of Bruce, aforesaid, Which Jana and 'tenements
1 shell oder for sale at my race at the Court
Meuse, in the Town of Godench, on Tuesdsh
the eighth day .ofiantiarv -next, • at the hour of-
-8TheerffPlirs e:s°-Ofifith.ceieG'ilrod91:11elrilifhinli: "CD°71412:!Nrttil KB. ;'*' Rs
27th September, 1866. i
- . ,
IttsolvOn. :Let 01 1064.:
Irinlebnet7att-!r. -B--8E127-.171 aft- -
1)17131.440 NOTICE is hereby given that niern
.L -will be offered for Sale to parsaarce of 18
1;11;0111tiO0o1 theereditors of the' Mitt Insolvent.
approved -Of by the Judge shortening- the veiled
t advertisement to two months it -Stronee
Hotel, in the Village oi.Seiforth -in the Conlity,'
ofIforon;_cm Momtav, the _twenty-second day et
tierett the -Cable.
In4.857 Edriard Ereket in iiimemerable
- -
Oration deliVered at the opeiang af the'Dad
ley Observatory at Aibady; thus spoke of the
theo projected Atlantic telegraph.:" I hold
in My hand A portion of the identical electri-
Cal cable, giren td me by illy frriend Mi. Pea;
body; : which .ii'how_in progreas - ef manufac-
tue to centlect Atrietaca with Europe. - I
read upon., n tte.followiii; words 27-A part
of the submarine_ electric telegraph eittle.-:
inanufaciiired by ;Messrs. Glues, Elliott &
Po., of Lando% for -The Atlantic Telegraph'
Otimpany,-6.;_,Contiect St. 4Ohns, NesvfoOne-
land, wish Went*, Ireland. a distance :in :
1640 lIttlItiel4i or 1000:statute milei. Does i
. -
::.--. not almost seem iacrediblkto yOu- that irk.,
oundary now is tbe-dttine ; tri do it, - before 1 telfigence - ahuuld _travel :for, tup-_thousand
all Germany it orgenieed :under one heed: i miles. alOng those-slencler copper wires, far
'The armY, thinks, .too, that it- has-- played down in the :ell but fathomless Atlantic
. ' ge er WO sinall a rote "ii lateeventa, and
thist it has need of regainiu the ground.loste:
Bat, -I -bel iii* -it -May be tie ely'predic- id that i
the, Nmeerortntends now tti" make tuck, de-
inandiand, Open such neifitisktious'. as :wail .
enable•-hitir JO keep tbe estio ' - -
.
. , i
Frisnee'4114 1Peace.
The European correspondent of the New
-York Times thus speakevith regard to the
1
unsettled state of public feeling ie France,
and preditts that a great Europeire, war is
certain to be oronght about before: the peace
of EurOpe cen be definitel Settled : •
ofi
- Notwithstanding the m ny- .evidences of
_
theEniperor's glesire-t i. maintain peace.
there is an uneasy feeling an regeferto war
which. manifeste. itself in.• _many ways. - -The-
ariny,„or.poucoes is: responSible forniuch. - or
-most of the ligec feeling; for the army thinks
that if -France as ; to oho_ ge her northern
. . .,
." .
never before penetrated- by tiaght' pettiming
to hUDIolity, &MT soda fthindeiing
!easel has plunged with ber hapless compeity
to -the --eternal eninCe: end darknells •of• -the
abysts ? • Does.at not -faith, I .kay, all bat
pe nurecle, art,..that the -thoughts of
taam'teprty,-tl_';c‘Ev,xj4h4hiti-wo4,:fri..t..titimdpi,I_ativliadhieto:'wf4orn!Y:ati:t. Meneethe _thoughts thataie. tinnk up here on -
then grass* • hn-YO 1:0 -9400Pt the Proeesi7
tioni unifier' noW in -a wild -form; . -Or light the:
Emaorsatp-teeaarri balaeill.,a,rwhheicrhreliaSso;yaer,mt b;aenadtepeeatip-oine
will accept' this -sirratigeinegit ant nothing
tilitirt.of it- 3There is a Lind -demand ler
peace certaiely4 --there ithvitI
a in iery
couotry ; bet in-; France thd try- tor -peace
otafextenda tO these Wars' the _goveininent
had been le the habit of Waking: ft frit' :hit -
idea." When it Ontea,to the._-eixestien oldie
Will be no; !Ire in -the reit?' in
France everyinanliona-an- 'end- child will
sepport the war, and trill subscribe t y
the, eattlea stirface, in- the cheerful -light of
date.aboit the markets. and the elehanges,
and the seasons and the elections, and this
neatiei and the wart, and all the load noth-
ings ofdany -life, ..ishould *the themSelvei
.withelenients! _sparks and shoot -with* fiery
-speed, in.a nioinetal -in the twiekling.-. o: an -
eye, from .;..--beeiniphete to' hemiepherei fat
down among thenneontit that wal-
loW 1ti :the .nethei teas, siong-.the wreck -paved
flogr,s through the -onzydnegeotis Of the ray-,
lead deep -that the-:_ateet intelligefiee ,of the
cropss_whose &tieing ittaitels 77Tii leer
monthibe With -the .West wind on -
tholi,bouridless •prilaie-4 ihould go fiashin
loaw .the government :--Ma'y !damn . • The deCiEll of old smitten gellecnis,
,
'political economists, even the peace wee whia bave been rotting , tor ages i'• that
1 -
Tlierefet a good buiMing nn the Lots admirably
adapted for either *Tinsmith or .1iciernaker. "
Tennsmade known on the dayntlfale. -
Dated at Se,aforth, this 3rd day of' ally; A. 'Dv
-
.JAME.S
w361d ' 'Atwell&
DISSOLUTION Or PAIII2VER-
- s c. _
XOTICE_ is hereby 'given alai the' liartnership
• - heretofore subsisting hetween us. the tla"
dersianed, aa retail 'greens, bar been this oisydig-
olYedlArmutual consent. All debui OWRILIO,the
said partner:shit silo biped to 'Sant LII/11011.•
tine at Goderieli and all, chinas - again* The
sticipartnership are to hepresenied thepteieat
Era ShaiinenIla Doyle": *Awn: :tha
will be 'witted; ' -
Dated at Godeoct, This 24111 do, orSeikitliber
W. D.SHANNQN,
-1,26 matrix 13.-14kmosnlyz;
Insolvent Act of 1814 and Amendsents,
of Canada, in the County:Court claw
County ofituroa. United•Countiesat Enron.
in the matter ie James Roes,
solvetst. - •
TIN Friday, the thirtieth 4ayofigoiember INV"
-the-Undermined will -apply to tbele '-
the said -Court for a discliarge under the sia 4.et. -
• •
. • -• .hy43.-6..Diceangliey His atiorne*
• • • . odium. -•
Beaiortt, Co.-}furcinitePteMber -2_2nd. A-
isos. - • „Wilt ,
.„
VROM lot/fo. cona.S; Da Tovnadno
COlhorne, 'Obi:Mtge-later part of WY Ilia;
12-'sheep-:-4bld ewe:1,1 old rain, these -are mark..
ed with it hole -le -the right ear S ewe tarehe,
watherhunb.- raniliiinfi wall& hat ta041111
the others have ihoiruileout*ort. ,Anyperion
giving,stich information 'at "Eisnmillarta AIWA'
be *01116*-
^WRIT14:ds or by letter to • • - • r-
• - ArilkiAldlarlacrit
Sonnnibies pee,
• Sept. 4,1866. -1W36 Int*
•
g
tiartihig,
vac MtalMits
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'Russia ogll
tisulesitYmPati
te the Cana
- new -sensati
GlAdsborougb
Weems -orate
Austria bad lit
- =ban. Nowl
.and Corfm 1
bap ...answere
Patha, that he
fah:aims this
the
Christian flag t,
'ca. The last
been complied
.Croidatereugh J
the whoee
- this be one of
austio-Amexicat
-need satatiOn f
Assn; ,Nonie he
to year goon
fear the ir
• • asarleal in sue
sick man at
janestion ItOw
_Tarldst bonds,
'Viatishave bee
, this time. A
good terms wit
Rondia ; the
e-ehow that ain
Napoleon ?
i3editioni
dr•ed sad eighty
TirL'EcitAMI
-7.- of the Pritvi
'Telegraph Coin
ditons to its li
in ease of eme
t Waterloo to Kit
by two branch
" Aberdeen in
will pees thr
Flat to the front
- Armand East. 1
,hate line atom
,..atit.0118078 Point
on the East
-news ofenv ho
Gas
'
Ameng tbe t
Nen are =al
.ornaments. -Anti
the birth; Mori's
the bird is set in
less richly,. Ban
bird -ornaments-
. -are sold.- On thi
cach-witha geld
Made in aname
wings being dia*
-roe% aepreeentei
matiCiiisalmg etc
• %melt. BA 1
which. lave cora
"ot altyllue
:with 'racy amalt
Tot tstrioxoo '
- MeKeever, while
tasty isstd1 the t,
Anession is now al
by which McKeie
- et the horse Both
7._ The projectorof 1
talculatitig fleat
the .gank, which I
were, slanted apo
plank,was mot -eel
aind as McKeever
blow well sufficieti
We liepe that the
will be cleared
that the -driver
trattear_mse cc,
-ausiver any veldt
- at all titniA near :1
was not fliffecult-V
what noterred to
_deeper:deo of gal
ootonous.
moment to kill .the
- .Keevei, if they .00
P, S.—The test
quest gees ttriltov
Voi to murder 3ft
- • - - •
1; Jim axis Ins -‹
- remit* that the
Bast -CIA Lond
- seethed during the
lain and its in=
three or foor _cas!
place, and the vas
exceeded those of
Alailltir -exception
the Retiree, comni
2,000 RN comps
eband populaties
- 1014000 .C.f.the Cb
Then, as Bowl the
--certaht obeervanee
theiewisli
of all Padova& th
Vera and *Tort' I'M
--Amnion-3 morellos
the tame room Ow
nometinten eceuiti,
thelower orders of
tion4 consider -obit
Anality *fit
iilitona being prosi
beitkCe.r." ObY
Andr*
of the.octialattnit;
though the besove
Conti for werichos
. matted.
:Thiriy-two year
York Tribune, trim
bionntainhOinet fC1
Iii1100113. was _keep;
• thegloriespf the 1
Johnson was Mayo
Tennessee, Jeffe
,drageons,.was-
was grieving titer
:Beenketnidgewas
Cicero against g
mai
*Sane
bac Be
Grant wise seltixol
raga was Irate -bill
the tpnid coast or
Timid peOlde
lover about to pop
deeinet •to be
tiet -
Pe
tap 7set:
iluitiCathe eau, I Uri
--ittt 0
1,,,Mtit•was made
of luzjewels, Ira
_-ePlitlY collection, tl
w-Mlimfess'a r4tisat
their Ithath
*al& tot ,01
airtiktO eith 4,044
noltfor the core of
411 The a ..tosiiett,
1444 Ait -
asstia,