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GEO.V0.11 & ABRAHAM SMITH, Proprietors.
1 .00F`Mti. AWN' IN .A.TIVANCirCe
S.t.1.00 4TMiN13 OF "V'EA.Jit.
The areatest Possible aood to the Greatest Possible Number."
GODERICH, ONTARIO, D. 9., THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1870?
easiness Directorp.
Business Ellattoru.
NOW IS YOU1 (MANCE •
pl -TUE 32ND AND 33BD BATTALIONS UNDER John WilS011
ftnningr..... .1•111001.111=1/lon= -
No 3 COMPANY, SEAFORTH. Best 6 named va
Capt T P Bull, Lieut Thomaa Lee, Ensign
TELE TENTEDFIELD.
7L1 r . A.. MOD orteeall
VITILL BE AT Ilona FOR CONSULTATION
ap to 11 o'clock, a. in. every day. Will visit
tientsat ally hour afterwards, night or day w49
?Re .0. haannon 3t.D.
piresiciAN, SURGEON. &c.;&c., Go DISRICH, C. W.
13elo-ly
D. MolCaTt
DETSICIAN, SURGEON. CORONER. &ff. Odle%
and Resadence third door east of CeetralSchool. 49
(3-. 1%I. 1.1treet OTC.IN'G-., M. D.
LICENTIATE COLLEGPHYSICUNS strn STYR-
E GEONS. C. E. Residence. the house formerly
occupied by Mr. J. F. C. Tliaid.an, Elgin Street
line CA -SS A. L.31r,
(of MeGill College)
phi SICIAN, SURGEON,Stc.. Office, over his Drug
tore,Goderich, Outario.
sw102
J. F. Danner, M. D.
SirG. EON, ACCOUO El ELM . Rom ceopathic
aysician, and Medical Electrician.
Emaralaing Physician of the Atlaatic Mutual Insur
Company of Albany, N. Y.
O'Sce rind Residence Park et., St • Datrid7n
W•ard, Godencb. 1erw42*
Medical -
lag 'CHARD MOORE, PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
A•lir %act -sachem% Ntsuichester, C. W.
February 7th. 1367.
PHOTOGRAPHS
$1.00 Per Dozen.
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w3vr
fRIT4 SIJIIGEON DENTIST.
Rooms over the Post Office, West Street,
Goderich.
August 14th, 1S70
Ilea Loaves.
ARR1STER AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, orn
Sal:atter-in. Chancery, County Crown Attorney,
Goderich, CanadaWest. Office in Court House. yl4n40
w3Otf
C Camel -oat,
13ARRISTER, ATTORNEY, CONVEYANCER, &e.,
13 Kingston at- Goderiela Ont w49 '
Cameron Ss uroaserocer.
10.0.aRRISTERS, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, &c.
.1„1 Office, Kingston street, Goderich.
M. C CAM-EEO:I. w52 3. T. Gaanow.
o Ian .13.-tel•ortitort ,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW,SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
Notary Public, Conveyancer, &c., &o-, Goderich-
Ma., Office, on the south side of West Street, third
door from Court -House Sauare. w49
Isaac Er. Toms.
IDARRTSTER. ATI'ORNEY-A r -LAW. SOLICITOR
_Ide in Chancery, &e., Goderich. Ontario. Office -
ebb's blozit. Kingston street sey77
/Doyle St Squter,
IDAIIMISTURS AND ATTORNIES, SOUCrFORS-
fl &e. Goderich, Ont.
11. L. Dost.. sw5 W. R. Semen. B.A.
maasrs Sa
D4E111878E1 & TT( ilINE at -AT -L W, SO LI.
LI chars to Chancery st I neolveney,0 nye v • cer, & c.
Money to Lend. OFFICE Crabber SI ot, over
sw3I.
Mr. ArthEbed's Store.
William E. Bain,
H tiNCERY AND LAW OFFICE. criamais NEW
gi.J braidings, Kingston, Street Goderich.
N. B. -Coaveyaneing, Money lent on reasonable
erms. Dispated and defeetive titles to real estate
sr:Dieted. Getferich, Aug, 14 1880. w30
P. F. W ALKER, etraerY.i=
v Conveyancer, Notary Peblic, &e.
Office of the Clerk of the Peace, Court House, Goder-
eh Ontario. sw94
GIFFORD ELLIOT.
HALF DO ZENFHOM BACK NEGATIVE
51 cents, postage free. One dozen from
hack negative 87 cents, postage free, to any
address.
ParticularAttention paid to Copy-
ing old Ambrotypes.
For either largeor small photographs. The
-
subscriber in returning thanks for the liberal
patroeage heretofore extended to him,
would just say that -he hoe made such im-
provements in his gallery as will merit a non.
tinuance of the same.9
tia' I Great Reduction on
Large Photogr aphs.
E. L. JOHNSON.
Goderich. Aug. 15, 1870. w30
B. MeCORMLIK, TAILOR, &
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(McLEANS OLD STAND, EAST Sr.)
PREVIOUSLY CUTTER, TO Ea".
LC.
DETLOR, & CO
' TESTIMONIAL
(10DERICH19rn, SEPT. 1809. Mr. MeCORMICK
Uf has been in our employment as Cutter for over 1
year. He is capable of cutting for any first class
establishment. We bespeak for him the confidence of
any who may etnploy him. -
7OHN C. DETLOR le Co
1NT
Waggon and Carriage
FACTORY.
BATES & ELLIOTV
WAVE pleasure in intimat-
AA ing to the public of town
- and eountry that they have
opened a Waggon ard carriage
Shop on St. 1)avid's tat,
(Lewis Elliott's old stand,) im-
mediately adioining the Western Hotel. B. & E.
attend personally to all the work entrusted to them,
and are prepared to nem out
,Waggons, Buggies,
Cutters, Sleighs,
end everything in their line, of the very best material
and workmanship and et the verealowest remunerative
rates.
- fiar CI MI ± ar
Promptly attended to.
a large assortment of
ON HAND,
MS. 30 2E Gr. Tel.
which will be sold Cheap for Clash or Cerd-
wood.
Goderich, Aug 1 1370. w31)
Extensive New Premises
AND
SPLENDID NEWSTOOK
Prices to Suit the Times!
Photographs reduced to $1.00 per Doz.,
OR 75CIS. PER HALF Dome.
Large Photograph Reda ed in
,Proportion
Also will make the largest Photographs made in Goder-
'ch. very cheap. Porcelain pictures from ne dollar
upwards at
D. CAMPBELL'S
Photograph Gallery.
Goderich, Aug. 15th. 1870. w30
GRAND DISPLAY
1 D. FERGUSON
HAS OPENED OTJT
IN DRY GODS .
THE LATEST STYLES
THE CHOICEST PAT [TENS
THE BEST QUALITIES
AT
THE LOWEST PRICES
His Factories & SheetingS
it will pay you
TO DRIVE 20 MILES
TO PURCHASE
For Cheapness and quality all hisstook
is Unequalled.
A TTORNEY-at Urea Solicitor u Chancery. Con-
vevancer, ,te•
WINGLIAM, ONT.
Money to lend. Disputed Titles quiethd. Crown
Land Patents obtained cheaply.
Jun" 25th, 1870. w27 -1y
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'1'. R. Stokes,
AGENT FOR STRATFORD AGRICULTURAL
works. (Joseph Sharman, proprietor). Residence,
Bea -add goad.
S. Malcomsoxl,
ilDARRISTER,ATTORNEY, SOLICITOR,
Chneon, Ont. W35
RONEY TO LEND.
' Strong Igo Scrttier.
T) FIAT, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGAste id, NO.
Its 6, Arcade Building, Millet°, N. Y.
SAITE3 p. STAYSG. Attorney -at -Law. H. R. SU-1FM,
ItAng, 13th 18f0. w30
n. t.I3ouga.LI
LICENSED ATCTIONRER, 13.skYFIELD, Cotmty of a. G. B •§' B. are prepared to sell everything_
d. Barry & Bro.,
Cabinet Makers Undertakers tit, Wood
'Turners, ./
MEAL MISIMASCPC,INT ;Fint". -
Have removed across the street to the stoth next door
to Win. Acheson's Hainess Shop, where Will be found
A • GOOD ASSOSOIEENT I
of Kitchen _Bedroom, DiningropM, and eParlor Fur-
• niture, auch as
TABLES,
CHAIRS (hair, ean72ded wood seated,)
CUPBOARDS
a ST
. WAS* STANDS,
MATTELOSIMES.
SOFAS
WHATNOTS, LOOKINC GLASSES,
GILT FRAMING.'
'Karon. Sales= village or country panetually at- their line
ended to. w9-1yr$
LA. B. Flsonniva,
elIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, rsess
lea Agentand Conveyancer. Knawsdine.
4S.D (.3 Et0orelE
ABLiniTheirS.
Dusio and speeiffications of BulkIngs, Jic.got upin
it nest and coareet stede.
aSze over 30. Detlor Co's stare,
Goderiela, Aug 15,1870 wZO
Auction & Comraissio.n.
GODE101-1 &CLINTON
st•saLlalished
Sof Miscellaneous Piro pert!! in 1Si:detach
evrry Saturday, andan Clinton every Wed-
nesday.
ItIoneyadvitneed on Property for immediate
sale and prompt retureamade-
Farra Steck and other Sales punanallySttend-
ed(athronghont the County,
G./.1.,TRUEPIIA.NIS Auction Mart, -
wEi / gasket Seuare,Godetteh
/ Cheap for Cash.
A LOT OF COM) LRI\IS
BEST QUALITY
AT MILL -PRICES
IN BOOTS AND .SHOES
HE
CANNOT BE COMPETED WITH
HIS GROCERIES
Are equal in all respects to those which
have gained him the reputation of
keeping
THE MOST RELIABLE
FAMILY GROCERY
L]N1-03:01R-Atiel-1
•
DE SURE
TO CALL BOUND TO HIS
Torn
ON
ON HAMILTON STREET
before completing your purchases:
HE- CHARGES NOTHING
FOR SHOWING GOODS 6
AND * •
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY
N. B. A complete assortment of Coffins and Shrouds BY BUYING FROM
always on hand a.nd a Hearseto hire ; all on reasonable
terms.
A CALL soricrrED.
w3o.t, 1). FERGUSON
Goderieh, 15thAng, 1870
Goderich, Aug 15,1870 w30 tf •
TO rue:- WORKING CLASS..-Wearenownrepared to •
fomilhali closes with constant employment atihome,the
whole ofthe tirne or for the spare moments. Blisinesenew. -
ktind Profltablr. Pe1.'uaofcitbersezea,iJy earn from _
to saner evening,and a proportional sum by devoting
their whore time tothebtudness. Boys and girls earn nearly
as muchas men. Thatallwho see this notice niayesen d theft
address and tad the„burineas, we make thie unparalleled .
offer: Tosetelviaarebotwellestiseed wewill send $1 to pa'
forthetromdeorwriting. Pull paicalare,avaiitablesani-
V= Literary Cootpantorne Of the larges tict
ich irill do to commenpe wor onoindaeopy or s
hal family newspapers pnbiLshed-all sent free -by
Read44 "u"intnt'rit
work. duesg ALLEN SCOaltu: zum
CANVAS 014 E FLATS OF THE - Non-com. Officers and Privates - 46
MAITALND.
N 4 C
We announced, at-2.our last issue,went to
press, the arrival in Goderich of straggling
companies of volunteers and the tiding of
the approach of numbers more from all
parts of Bruce and Huron, for the purpose
of • undergoing their annual eight deys'
drill, in brigade camp, on the flats- of the
Maitland. By 3 P. M., on Tuesday, six
companies of the 32nd or Bruce Battalion
and eight companies of the 33rd or:Huron
Battalion had all safely arrived. In 6 space
ottime, incredibly short to aa onlooker,
the tents were pitched and camp life begun.
We do not know any loeality fitter for all
the purposes of military training than that
which is now so busy a scene. Situatedon
the east bank of the Maitland, at the foot
of the ridge on which Maitlmadville s built,
where the river takes a bend _towards:the
lake, with any tuantity of leveleround all
arouod, a range of 1000 yards, if ,desired,
in front for target practice; and a pretty
steep ascent behind on which to manceUvre
skirmishers ; what more could, contmand-
it officers desire? A lively and brilliant
spectacle it presents now,at any rate; gay
with bunting, white withtents, and dotted
over with uniforms scarlet and -grey.
• Stirring sounds too are to be heard- there,
the winding- of the bugle, the crack of the
rifle, the clatter of hoofs as officers a4de
fast and furiously, the hoarse command,
and, at intervals, the inspiring strains of
one or ether of the splendid ,Battalion
Bands. Our citizens crowd. thither to re:
new almost forgotten sensations, and we
do not blatne them, for a prettier_sight is
not often to be seen in this vicinity The
forcejs lodged in 105 tents ; 43 towards
the south are devoted to thel Bruce Bat;
talion ; and, in 57 to the north, the Huron
Battalion is domiciled. The tents of the
rank and file stand on the lower ground
towards the river bank, while those of the
officers occupy the slightly elevated
plateau adjoining. In the centre of these
latter, distinguished by having in front a
tall flagstaff with an immense rnion Jack
floating from it, is the tent of the Brigade
Major, Lieut, Col. Service, of Stratford,
who is in charge of the camp. The tents
of the respective Colonels of each Battalion
maybe distinguished by the eame brave
old flag fluttering at the entrance. Busi-
ness is not neglected here. The Battations
parade at 6 Aid 10.a. m. and 2p. m., :and
are drilled two hours each time. This is
no child's play under the hot sun of the
pet two days. Two companies each day
engage in -target practice at ranges of 200,
400 and 600 yards. Tye shooting, all
through has been, very tair and we May
expect to see an interesting and cannily
contested match on 22nd and 23d inst.
A Band plays at Dra. zn. at 2 p. m, and at
-the officer's mess at 6 p. m. The. officers'
mess is catered. for by Mr Joshua Callaway
• who is acknowledged to be the rightlmay
in the right place. The brigade canteen is
kept by Harry Reed, who is a universal
favorite. The. men amuse themselves in
all sorts of ways. Some endeavor to Sleep.
all they can,uthere try how little sleep
they can do witb, and impress poncertmas,
violins and all sorts of instrnments into
their service. The inmates of one teiit we
passed, were piously engaged in sirjgibg.
psalms. Mr. Stewart of Blvth's pare bu-
latiog, photograph car isgreatly pa ro ised
and apparently with satisfactory teslts ;
for We overheard a Belfast friend ef ohr's,
on corning out with his picturO, Sea
gleefully--" Would you like to, see' an
Irish Nose !" Everyone seems enthusias-
tic in drill and target practice, atrienable
to discipline and full of hnalth and jollity.
Therefore, of course, the hospital is empty
and the four a,ble sdgeons have nothing
to do. Below we give a detailed state-
ment of the composition of the two Bat-
talions, which we believe will be feund
correct :-
BRIGADE MAJOR DI" CHARGE.
Lieut. Col. Service. of btraiford.
82d OR BRUCE BA.TTALICW.
STAFF OFFICERS
Lieut. Col Sproat.
Senior Major Bruce,
Junior " Daniels, - .
Adjutant McNab.
Chaplain Rev. Mr Cooper.
Quarter -Master Eckford.
Pay -Master Adair.
Surgeon Dr, Scott.
Assist. do Dr Martyn.
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OMPANV, CLINTON. ,
Capt Murray, Lieut Grigg, Ensign Prong -
or
Non-com Officers and Privates - 45
No 5 OMPANY„ EAYFIELD.
Capt Jack n, Lieut McCann, Enaign T.
Simpson
Nonsoom ',Officers and privates e 57;
No 6 COMPANY, EXETER. -
Capt Hyndman, -Lieut Howard, Ensign,
Elliot
Non-com Officers and privates e 44,
No 7 COMPANY.; PORTERS
Capt Sheppeed, Lieut MaCdonald, Ensign
Russell
Non-com Officers and privates L 49
No8 COMPANY, GORR1E.
Capt Kane, Lieut Leach
_ Non-com Officers ten.1 privates e 48
No 9 COMPANY, DUNGANNON.
etles cf fall apples, 5 of each 1st Jno
Stewart. Jas Wilkinson. ard Robertgop.
Best 12 snow ap lea, lat Ales Watson.andJohnlf01.04
ley. Srd ndrew Murray(gardener to Charles
, Wieder gm.) •
Best 12 Rortherd Spy, 1st Geld Cox, 2Clas
o tinter. t • •
Best 12 Rhode d Greening, Jas Torrance, 24
Jas oh, 3rd John Hunter.
Best 12 Baldwin Ist,John McDonald, end J Stetalirt,
• 3n1 Jas T
Best plate desse apples, named. one variety, let Jno
Sthwart, 2 no tercet, ard Jahn McDonald.
Best plate crab pies, yellow, 1st Henry Horton, 2c1:,.
J Maearaj -
Best plate crab pples, red, 1st George Cbx, 2c1
Campbell.
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Latest from: -Fort Garry. priathictive of no lysuit, 4.4 thi.. worintmt
'ARRIVAL oF . LIE1P1.-GOV. ARCHIBALD. '
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-' ' es? Special- to the Beetling Te/ennense4-0si
• - eon Sept. 14.-nnn speciatdespatett retbile
• THE FeEsT LE -v -EE. Cilireva one cerrespondennt sleeted Rense;
. September 12, states that V1k. prooalg
THE REouLARS AND THE VoLiJNiEERS. ree Kitenginf.Itely us toftatuilivart:444.',4;
THE ESCAPE OF R1EL. fr2)mennitstnh
declines to acknowledge ''tlie'antbority 69
puditited by his. flolinesWaelq
• the King•to treat as to the inhibettiDil 4),f•
_ •§,4::
my Telegraph Irtnn Mae Corresporalent )
a:. flies -Papal States. s - .s. e -4 '4.,e ensel
„London. Sept, 414.* --The Ferilante 'Era
-mans:
Best 6 varieties ambd, 1st A Id-Rosit, 26 Jew Stewart,
t
3:d John ituter.
Best 3 fall varlet es named, let John Stewart; 2d las
Wilkinson, •
Best 3 winter vatieties nemed, 1st rielin Stewart;
Best plate, named, one variety, 1st John Httuter, 211
Best and large• l collection, named, not less Baia 8
James Willeinson.
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PLUM. . . .
varieties. 12 °leach. 1st A M Ross
Best 4 varieties named, 12 of each, T Hood. ,
Best plate Imperial Gage 1st Alexyatson.
do Pond's fieedlinee let A 11 R•088.
do klulink's superb, let A M Ross.
do Yellow Magnumbonum, 1st T Hood
do Duane's. Purple. 1st W B Elwood.
o Lombard. 1st A M Ross,
4 abide Claude de Beavey, 1st A M Ross,
, Veacires.
Best and large -et collection. named, not legs than 4
varieties; ist Jaa Wilkunnin.
1.4••••••-•
7•nnaly Gimasy, Sept. 3, c.) ' apparently quite aetiv... tl,gnin.l'I The policy
ova St. Paul,Sept. 13. 3 recently diseovered•ind ;seized some Vette
Biehtenant-Governor Archibald arrived , kan !Innumentse atgrke One of til.g.if
here last night, and was received by Poi', rivist i plan kr iiillaging ;he 43rareeh Bank
Wolseley and Mr. Donald Smith. He is of 'NNW: '). . !.-: .•• 4 • 7 f e"-- %nee
sterryhinegLaietuthteeniFinotrlo. re Philadelphia Sept. •14.--eIts the bang
levee on '.1 nesday, when hit commissaton abnalid oiniest:pitosee,c1laht r4orcnitweerewn otokyA tlell.F40 date!
vernor holds n Etist
. rwi:edb.e read.
All the regular tripi" love. left. . of 30 to4. ' '
Lain is increasing the -ill feeling ,againate
(From ahetimi "Cp. *e'respiet,,deTit.) - tie French. The net Is vngiderea tar:,
ST. PAUL,' MintanSept. 13. barousaud opposed atvall siedeco Warkttro• a
A genee nau just from Fort Gairy •as- " and may lead to similar sons on the part
Beet plate; named.
Capt. Mallough, Limit Pennington, Ensign lst Jas Torrance, 26 John Moseley.
Crozier• t
nest Plate Nee Ines, lstJohnlioseley -
.epliereitionE,sirown in oren alr, 'one
Non-com Officem ane privates 56 Beat and large
Th• us, aocordi to our reckoning, the Best in 0...
3RfoRssaas*
mnbined Bat
iron's foot up as folloves Eel 82 budnoehes elaware, Pentland,
es neord. A MIloes„
rtfore, A 31 Roes.
etwater, A ki Ross;
A Ross.
Staff 0 cera -Com. . 16 • Best 3 do
Comp ny do, Bruce. •1g Best 3 do S
''' Best 3 do I
" , 7 • do, Huron. 24 • FLOWERS . , . • ...
Nen com officers & Privates,B. 325 Rest and largo olleetion of' Dahlias, named, not less
Ae than 9 va eties. Andrew Goodall (gardener to
/ de, Eluron. 41.7'
, . J B Gordot. Esq)
Best 4 varieties Dalilias, named, 1st Andw Goodall,ra
Total • 1100 not being amed mad only be reeommended:for
splendid lt was exhibited by Alex Viatson4but
• A goodly gathering of stalwart and gal- a rizg,
- Sergeant Major Rae.
EIVI-0.V. A No1- etninesii, SOUTHAMPTON, R
•Captain Sinclair, Lieut Clark, Ensig
-Nab. Non-com. 'Officers and priya
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FR;EDERICIC. ARMSTRONG,
LAND AGENT, VALUER, Sm.
WMST SP.,cr. 03:0101tIaff.
IS UNRIVALLED for Purity and Cheapness. • It
saves Ens, Butter Milk, etc, and is wo.nunte to
contain nothinginfarious. For sale by the Groceis.
ItOBIbISON & HO +WELL,
Agents for Goderich.
• E. PLUMMER, it CO.,
Chemiste,Loudort, Mit
Way
-o Carriage Shop
MON 1.....EINT.13,
Ageat for Hee-Canada Landed Credit Co."„ and the Tm.
pub.! Eat/ding. Savings mad. Lavestmeat Go.
NIZIMIXklat r4:::* faistaet
Crown Laud Patents taken out. Debts
Colieeted.
cledegea Aug 15.1870 awl
i"...43.1140Trial1TC+ '
EntADEN AND CLUCAS.
•Eou.se, Sign S; Ornamental Painters,
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-nAVER 'rangers azdhaitators ofWoods andMarble
1---,13,IN(.4•STON Street.
ca. co: mit mt. I sz.
Agent* for Jackson's universal glop and
_ Wringer:
• opposite Bacuckpc HudwardaStore.) -
•cadetich, An$ Pith, 1810. • 4101
Blaney to LW,
5
• Ontari
gramiltanSt., Goderich.
ALEX. WALLACE,
WATCHMAKER
AND JEWELER,
• WEST STREET, ,
43-4:33aionx03Ex.
TAS. Stibegni)eri. baying removed,to the Store lately
occupied by A. Neysmith, Weit Street, oppositedie
Post Office, wishes to thank his friends and the publie,
or the liberal support with which. dies- }tan favored
litm for the last 25 .years and beg it togesure them that
no edon will be spared to ment acontinuance of their
patronage, his anxious study will be tosupply
*Watches Clocks and. .Tewelerl.
which will give satidietion to the putt' chaser; and in all
work has been done lei myself. customers. rnay „depend
on having it well executed.
is• A good assortment of Gold aud Plated Jewelry
Watches, Clocks Ice., alwayson hand,
, • •
ALEX. wALL'ildn'.••
Goderich Aug, 3.5th 1810. watt ' '• 1
oNvoty aiellablatenas ApPly trt
8. L.2X• J4Z4
doderieb, Aug 15. 1S7O age g"w B 't)ek ;me
- Money to Loan on Real Estate,
A PP/MISER totheTrustandLoaiteompsoy
03: o1UPpercanada.
aff TRUMAN,
see .dierket Soars Coilerich
R. 'WHITELY,
'Estill In fulgoperation, and Is torumg out atiperio
Carriages,- Bugglea, Wagons
ofall kinds. SLEIGHtl• .CUTTETtSv to, •-
A number offirst class/Males cahatukanvorsale
chespfor cash Priem of all articles in. the line. that
will com e favorably with. any in the County
la'. work warranted
Particular attention paid to Wagonand Carritgalti-
afros,
*j WHITELY:
Goderich Ang15, 1870, w30
. BETZ..
TIN EAST HALF OF LOT NIIMBEIt 8 POUR
J. teeath concession of Hallett, on the boundary
line between Blythe and Waltoa,post office each way;
Good liard.wood; watsredwith a never tailing ereek
and n2ver failing spring Alia well clots by the hen**
Tarty acreil cleared. well fenced, 77 acresin all, Log
h eanl barn. a thriving orehard,* kinds of plums,
bask.white and red currants, pears, red"-and.yellow
gooseberries. For further particulars apply on the
prtulises. TO RA.NElitiotWfON /4ntitillfsther. g
atiglit14110. ••.W4iKT .1;
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ME1.01)Vgas
HOUSE ORG.A.NS.
CHUROH .ORGANS,
Piano Stools, &c,, Ike
Manufactured by thti eetetirateitFlin ot • •
R. S. WILLIAIVIS• At- CO., ToltcliTTO.•
Themostextentive Makers in the Dontinien.
MHEandersignedbegs freintimate Oaths has heen
country, of the above Justly esnencatee and
appointi.dagent for Goderich andtaliel surrounding
pared to Sell all -articles ma4 by t eta, at
DIANUP-4.CilTREA194 PIERICVS,
$am&s.ltitY he aestranil terms. ascerudne AiLattlx-
Ware-RoOmS, West Street,. -
DANIEL GORDON.
Land °facet
Gederish, Aug 15, Ivo yruo
atzGaidititoTnrsnitoe,r improved S'arins awl Wild
Jt G U TRUEM..i.144 ,
Geiderick Ang-15, 1970 sivl
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Me-
BandNattached - - .. les 51.22
No. 2 COMPANY, ineoceenik.1
Captain Barker,' Lieut. llavner,'Etisign
GeNisoenll-com Officers and privates 56'
•
, nee4.neneu.
Captain Sellery, Lieut. Smith, !Ensign
_
NON* COM. Officers and privatde .48'
- • No -4 COMPANY, rAISLEY. • -
Captain Mitchell, Lieut Saunders, Ensign
offi d '
-
ore-cem cells an privates - 49
No 5 COMPANY, WALKERTON.
• •
Capt 'Hunter, Limit McDonald 'Ensign!
=Moffe.tt, ' . •
•••
Non-com Officers and Privates 4j•
r
No a COMPANY TAO..
Capt. Morton; Limit politer, , EtleiFO-
gl • •
• .1Non-cont. end privates •e: 65
Band attatelied • e -- •10
p.ad OR innItop
. •
, STAFF OPPICERK
. _tient Col, Ross:
,Majorstelemateand Cotihro4 •
---Ad'utant ()apt Jacksw
Paymaster, Seymour.
-Qiiartermaster,E Jordon.
Surgeon; DeilYIeDongalt,
Holmes.• •
Paymaster Sarg: J. Mcfriteith0
Sergeant .
Qu rinasterS
• Orderly Sark:Cr Egt0Wayk;,
tibipitelSerg, Thexton,•
No 2 Coneasr„ GODEnten 1xr
.iCapV• Montgoineryi Ideoi Beck,
•Ifezlehimst. - •
•Non:com. Officers and privatee - 51
Band 'attached • •-• e
Best col eetion of Verbenas, named, not less than 12
lant young fellows, worthy sons of the varieties, lst Alex Watson, 2d W B Elwood. .1
26 out of the forests of the Huron Tract. We Best 4arietie If b
Goodall 8(Kaer7dee:Ilearg' tiOatMWO iaEiniellr'oanadi•-eq, 76 P).
pioneers who heWed for themselves homes
venture to predict that for muscle and B. "t cm3"tiex Wats°11
ygAaptieen ttPlIreexaraltsPon,1117desAnnteiviaGsooricilaall4
efficiency this Brigade camp will :be plass- Best coneetiot;of Annual Pluoxes, 1st A AI Ross, 26
pd by the Adjutant -General at the Review
this afternooni as second • to none in the Best collection of Gladloliis named, nbt less Blau 8
Alex Watson. - ,
varieties, let A M Ross. 24 Alex Watson.
Best 4 varieties of Gladiolus. let Mex Watson.
Vest collection of Agent. let A M Ross, 24. A Watson,
3rd Andrcsw Goodall.
B_st collection' sal' .Panzies, let A, al Ross, 26 Andrew
Murray (gardener to Oblates Widder Esq),
Best eollec tion of Beisarina plattts in bloom, A Watson.
Best collection of Stocks, Spikes. 1st A Watson, 2d
Be'st cAnollIG:eopatoiodaelLsie
!' Petunias, lat A. M Ron 26 W B
Best collect3on of Zennias, 2 boxes, without numbers.
recommended to receive the prizes offered iiir
annuals.
Best twucctoucett. or •table, 1st John Goodall, 2d W B
pest fraud Bou et lst John Goodall, 24 W B Elwood
blest coxcombs i pots, let il M Ross
Best 4 Achimentis, stove plants, 1st John Goodall, 2nd
AGoodall.•
Best 0 Begonias 1st A Goodall, 26 John Goodall.
!Jest 4 Fuchsiae, lst John Goo_dall. -
Best spew:nen Fuchsia, lstJohn Goodall. ,
Best collection leaflet Geraniums, 1st J Goodill, 26
WB Elw , d. _ a,
Best 12 Green. -htitiu:eDP:nvEcits ElTsitiT3LoEhns. Go, odall.,. '
Best Rustic Garcle.0 at, let W Somers.
Best collectIon o potatoes named, not less than 4.,
, . varieties, Peek of each, it l' Mood, 2d E Bing -
It ant.8ati 4 Goo lab (gardener to 3 B Gordon ,Esq.)
Best p2eacivk 8610: tatoes, any variety, 1st J Macara, Jr,
Best peek &airy Rolfe Potatoes, ltd W B "Elwirlod
2nd 'john fae,ara Jr. Brd It Gibbons.
Best 3 _Seutentlwr, dish for Tablii,lat A Goodall, 2n6 J.
11 Wi a a
Best 8 Winter thish for Table, 1st E Bingham; 2d1'
Hood.•
Best4rotids Wh Celery, Ist 4 Goodall 263 Goodall
(gardener ,o MC •Cameron -Esq M P.) . -
Best 4 roots Re Celeria 1st W B Elwood,
Best 4 heads Wi ter Cabbage named, ltd W B Elwood,
2n11 John Best 4 heads Su mararaer Ca' 13'1.1)7:age named, 1st W B Elwood
24 A Goochill.
Best 4wheiadd4 .,crepy.)9,1st A Murray (gardener to Charles
Best 2 heeds Red Cabbage, let R Gibbons, 26 John
Best 3G2laracolitadaralks.il:tr4rusiels Sprouts, 1st AMurray, 2nd A
Best 900Boidanood.Beets for Table, ltd W B Elwood, 243
Best 12 Radishes, lstA Goodall
Best 6 Mengel Viturtzels. 1st ..1.*At Ross, 26 Ft Gibbons.
Iced 66:tvi,dallede.TUri nips latft Gibbons, 263 Torrance.
BestrLong Orange a•arrots, 1st W B Elwood, 26 A
1E3iee4s3-t 921e2terariryedireinFtrrortsois.lsitsie .Gitoodol.a.26 vi, 8
Best 9 white • 'gum Carrots, list W 11 Elwood,
.Eiwood. ti R Gibbons.
' •
26 B. 01 tams.
Best 9 Parsnips. fiir table, 1st It Gibbons, 2c1 W
A Elwo id, 3rd A Goodall.
Best Peck Bei. Onionp. ist .1 iioodall, 21 John
Mae_ara , Jr, 3d E Binghatu.
Jdest Peek Tel bw Onions, 1st E Bingham, 2a .1
Macara ; Jr, 3d J Goodall.
Best peek Silwr skin Onions, st E Bingham.
Best 9 oars ofiCorn for Table, 181 W t3 Elwood
. 2od A 34, Ross.
Best 3 Water tielons, 1st J Stewart.
Best 3 Musk elons lst A Goodall,2d 3 Stewart
36 A Ross. .
Best 3 (*Teen testi Melons. Ist John Stewart. • -
Best 4 •heads I Cauliflower, let John Stewa t ,
26 .1 M Jr.
Best 18 Red omatoes, 1st A Gendall, 2d John
Lest 12StSenwisesfrieott JO -pedal!,
Beet 3 Egg l'• le, Purple, Ist 3 li Williams, 2ild
Best coteStaming of iegetables, distiort from other
- -- entries, , st A Goodall, 2ne It Gibbons.
Lamas' WORK
Beat Tatting, . st Mrs Moseley, 21 Sinew Payne.
Beg Croch,. IWork, 1st S Payne, 6 Miss Mc-
BBeattWorsted
sad 1 IttAe de° Ida; Carrie Ross.
rork. raised, 1st Miss Bela,
ork, not raised, 1st Miss Elwood,
.Best Braiding Susan Payne.
• Best Fancy Ming, 1st Ain Mosely,nd Susan
Best ,p1".,paeYrneF.1 wers, lstlgosan Payne.
2 Woven Quit , by R R71.son, recommended
for 1st nci2nd prizes.
1 Patchwork. ailt4Itsis S Payne, realemmende.1.
Hair Work, Mrs John Whitelr, highly le-
' emu me ded ' • -
Indian lok liming, by Mies Ross, tiighly re-
Bead,seliciatitte4deCdo.ne Work,' Span Payee, re
...-
TEIEWRINCE ALFRED,
Id
-.7 CORR= ded. .
Dominion of Canada. We wend, in con-
clusion, acknowledge our indebtedness to
Adjutants Jackson and McNab, for the
trouble they took in pronuring for us the
figured Which we ndw publish.
_ .
Ctoderlob. Horticultural tecielety
snow.
This Exhibition, which took place, in
the Drill shed, Goderich, on Wednesday,
14th inst, we think, withc ut the slighest
exaggeration, was altogether the best and
most successful held here, under the am;
pices of the Henicultural Society'. The
public will now be ready to acknowledge
that this association has been quietly and
unostentatiously carrying out an excellent
work, disseminating a knowledge of the
varieties of fruit most suitable for the soil
and climate of thissaction, and judiciously
giving premiums to the best specimens,
after careful mid impartial disarirnination.
The total entries in all departments this
year were nearly one-third over last
years' list and -the visitors must have num-
beredover500. We are indebted to the cour-
tesy of the Directors for an opportunity ot
inspecting the ma.gnificent display, before
the' Hall was thrown open to the public;
and P. Adamson, Esq., the obliging
secretary, is entitled to our hearty thanks
for his attention. Thq following are the
names of the judgesand their departments:
Fnownsts-CoL Ritchie and Dr. Woods
(Capt. Murray, who was appointed,did not
come)
VEGETABLES -M Raby William's
and Goldthrope (Mr. Mc(regor also was
appointed but did not appear) ,
Fnurr-Dr. Stokes and Messrs Hayden
and Ellis.
LADIES' WORK -Mrs Reynoldsi and
Misses Parsons and Seimmings.
There was no hurrying over of the work
onthepart of these ladies, and gentlemen.
Every article received the most rigid and
im.partial scrutiny and we • expect to hear
that the various competitors were satisfied
with theiresult.
Of Apples, we never saw a -handsomer
array. .TheWestern Fair or Provincial
Exhibition may have more numerous en- -
tries, but certainly will not be -able to show
better varieties, or lrprger specimens, than
those exhibited at this show. Among the
winning Pollections, we noticed the follow-
ing names
PALL APPLES.-Dnchess of Oldenburg,
Sb. Lawrence, Williesni's Fa.vorite,Keswick
Codlin, Hubbardson Nonsuch, Autumn
Strawberry, Gravenstein, Canada Red,
Maidens' Blush, Porter an.
, WINTER APPLES.-EradWiti., R. -
Greening, Fameuse,- Northern Spy;
Swear, Minister, twenty - oz
Pippin, Melon, Ribston Pippin, Renette
Canada, Belmont &e. &e. •
The "Northern She which commonly
'Shows to advantage here, was not extra
good, this season. Pears, we believe, .are
generally a lighter mop than lest year.
Nevertheless they ma,de a fair appearance.
-The plate adjadged the best was, if our
recollectionservesus,a'plateof"Bartletts."
The -Directors Will have to make more
room for the Fruit department by next
year. (Masses were inconveniently crowd-
ed together, The grapes alone wer_e_worth
going to'see. We counted some 16 or 17
different varieties. The size of the "Rogers
19" and,"Ontario" attracted general at-
ntentkon, and the jutlfses were elequent
S.
• 1 Wanxiestextel4tle Septa 1870. ,
-1----a•
Sarnieto-day iesenta a gay appearance. The •pul.w
t
lie; vessels on he river, and many business houses,
being decorate with flanstaelnle,the streets are throny
ed with eivilia end military in every conceivable
. uniform. Steaniers from. Detroit and, other Americo. -
cities are pouring in their quota of sight aaeers. whi.e
the Great Western and Grand Trinik are eontribrtia4,
large numbers to 'the erowda:aiready thronging all Ibi.-
atienues and streeets of the toWn. The troopis weia
tr ay,bet al Rogsthe Mitt -Gen oft:ailet:a.
Both battalions of olutiteers have v,r- Berlin, Sept. 13. --The. catastrophe
sorts that t ere is n -hitter feeling among of the Germans: t , e ,, v
the French againet the overbeering acts of
the Volunteers,and against What they term str b
the violation of the pledges Made by the . '"
Lasonoduorgn, s8a;pale iii.e,trheie.-440-ds31111716S szlieffalr,f
-Canadian Government. The day before mg to a eI!ise,niri a snrrenclen IS imminent.
that he intended to turn over the Govern- London, Sept. 14.-4 AipiSt. Ikygor•wn•
the troops arrived, Riel told this gentleman from faflureof ammunitionandprovisionty .
ment to Governor Archibald peaceably, won by Hawthorndeb,. ivith . Iiiegeraft
and everything would be allnght, 0 Dono- second, and Wheat Ear third., i ,-,„: ;1•5-.1
ghee. however, doubted all being. right,but . London, Sept. 11 ---The following 14
until the troo0 had arrivedarithin a few been receiTed in Paris :-Strasbeniga
.
miles Of Fort.Garry,Riel wee 'Still confident
Senti.9.-,-Alf•airgareeirea,depldratikt edoe
that the arriaigement was it'll to be carried '
hate kit) dition, end growing worse. sThe.benisbaqn
out in good faith 1 that the froope
otber than the pacific intentions Which ment ktom the Pruesian advarlealW.Ork-ns
their commander and Gtivernhienthad pre- is inebasant and fria gnvillattifut
ing before them to receive tbeGovernment, . , Coakill
at la hands. These assurances had been 4 -
given him by Bishop Tache on behalf of . ' ' - •
P' rising et; Nice arca onfiriped*, net
1141. t :trilin:bottr1"::11
fessed, and that Gov. Archibald was Com- the eisd. (Signed)
London. Sent. .if 1111. *ports
Governor Archibald and the Canadian
Governtuenn ; but at daylight on Tuesday •
rreleesed. and the • republic proclaimed- • e
i reach antaerikes svere deposed,krioaners
23rd of August, word was brotight to him
that as the troops were advancing up the London, Sept. 14.-e-Thp,Frapoli Vonks.
d River from the Stone Fort, they were acting Vet isas witbdrnwes form tbe *Milli
making prisoners of everybody passing of the ilid:
through their hae ; .that they were advanc- FROM PRUSSIA. • ,v, vils
ing in Oghting array, capturing homes and
mounting them with riflemen' and that
'meat has demanded J33prius
Berlin„Sept. 14.--ThePrussiatigoverue
they were prepared for battle. ' He at once
rifice of lite by the Frene0,11.81311)4;thickeligulf
saw that he had been deceived, and that
these 'Warlike dertienstratione in a country ,the magazine at Loon.
about the flavor of the Sweetwater' ; p y
fortunatejudges, who can taste as well ac who undutely
mined every detail of their arms ano
in equipment; exa pe
the hest and. large.s. c-olltsc- non eight (we irindly bearing /towards the offieerg and in d
i • each - . .
look I Plums were :well represented advice mid enetaragement to aiL This goe2n,talnemalit,
apparent absen6e of. pride or any thing approaching lo
thitik) splendid varieties were sibmitted- hauteur' have gained the tea Wilt of all ranksin
The Flowers weee lovely 'sight ; wasps assenlbled here,. $4r,nitizests of Sarnia bait*.
he. Lotis . takep 'tee to-Indoerhow!fiaTebe great fieldri-dinigyorsta:hwetnrioeno:
The prizes- were pretty welleltvided !unclog. low nt vtetiivezeth:retctiewit:overpritte .isrtaicfei,;naaiabie,
last yeaFtVeterane; . There. was a credita- .11neatt".treevie("pu.samlYp,-Tou.o.. eroy44
"Eerly ficuningan. secon e s•
t - wait "Ilreeze's Peerleas ; t_ Aimg.tr.ong4;10.titifvo:pii. the.m_theyhavingvnis.rthe ii;
_ .
invited hue an t ao re in camp to a erand ball fs
oceunsityrectraohwIdeebdeitnlifepaossiobrIneie;oorecase gorge-
endi slia -HA b
"dine immteralisaeVribea:i4tetvzi::it
,
IPO o
ble,torn,otit of Vegetable's; The EV prize
Wiyalry and thegunboat-but the sum rior range ot the
d -be t
collection FA pettows cemprieedthe follow- OrdIllarY .earbuie.s -to defend themselves with,- were
oli 614'hetilristeleillait of the action was bete ten thae
hin varieties ':-Early Rose,Harrisen, Glee-. '13,0,i6due11,1=gtr rebititteg,t,',1,eLlarvi::,cer
. opened file
eivia Gawk* gari40 ci_nllet oa theboat at hertar:81:02:, itT11:vidLeant:r:so%DvnasuPladrliolei
tstet-ttraoael,attit the ith of CaptThenison's detenotned re -
1314131.1113a. the worsted work, raised aria 110t
or rather,where were the elegant or usefed
wistufil silorttehe in atornutillineat to
tho Itheedetemy. It
Tap-
ealitIttidhe being
s ed he
'raised. We Were "Chartned with thednintY
geatiest speed she fel; II; ths ft;
'drikWiDg Of Pathod,ral apene. We tried rirfilling the g erv the velocity ra,ue fillektt "ter
preteeted front he ship's gqiisby an earth -work form -
Alb t-
fint 0, ladies of Gioderieln where were you ea bY allnle
4 in tne action -his
PrOclocliona of aegur lebiure boors 1. We lire •svassilenee beynthelt:tteesnrgage
0. ,N# ork: .4.nag anticipating tiae- coming wm- :tease. ./klittelrfae gaeYwillstiettg It egeelP241r=
107"er, 07,67001e cdoomugretaI ourselves, in itipu-iiitutsag)assitito, snd the tr°4 soristeeP1 t4,10"..i.krottAlip.sizeite-flizae:
eztitefauee the sang
TaiduZoteeedt,tanrirateer n.itin"ftnlieerilint)ereb:nr
Mille go 'entries orlaclies' werk.1 If there
how
ptillgruntentitud was very suemetrits11;
44.3tiPte abillebody, ieverely.
to follow the tasteful intrieaciesof the hair
vaet vexed tit:brit rAllitihnxitettri:" ••_tha 1.4111 ?1).'
18 it,that tirCieTown ofGodericb,WitInpere
000 lady inhabitant's, there were cual/ f*SePt4l5t31'- 1)td :2 - eS• fa]trglor.1141"stinii:ittlwat een
"tut' Vole fee
.is not animpeovetroint nett titne We .shin ittizri!:84/iu.
Malting the ap ro1911 of the? Vinery men ;maga.-
- PRIzE UST:
nest 2o Varieties, nimedAPI;n1Thot iess -thanil of each, 1st. landed th gu ••• •
,sarnAfteriatiseT6hiejii eaerritlivthe bog becktlldst thdeouweabwtheitej6erinepasandt
h 24X30•Cox, 3r6 Jas Wilichrson. Shale!: Sa ilia morning (Ifth)ati 'tk
Best lel yerteties, named, titgelam.14:;111
Beit 414n mar Taarrtiilttj, wrotorigle*.- * eanbAsi" •'"
• Jas To-xunee. nstnneAkeTho diArasi Stewart. '
Wyatt- being on board lor*Gmeitertog
even after, &Weenie
A GeDzszoulksr.'
with no enemy in front, the preparations Berlin, Senn ,14,.-Tiev, pigclall......Pre4
fur battle where all resistance had previ- vincin; Correspaiidenpe„ AeratrIng,to A1;9
ously been disarmed by paeific protesta Tneeee ., mialeforn s aug i--tne prom,
tilins, had a hostile purpose ; that it was a Government at Piris ntlaticeisli bsk lean
kreacherousambuscade, of which tbq Pro- • .44 the ..i., A
s miens,' Government were -to bo the vie-
''‘''.B"erh%,4‘wBeriiiter1144c1.°-raCl.party of: Weld. l'ib"t4k1 t'
tims.
After a hasty breakfast, Rieli °Tone- ,at Brunswick, who werkiutriguluglgains4,
ghtle and Leptis& and a few, friends took the Friesian throne; Lave. been Sea t1:1
their horses and fled, the two former going priaon on the Pruesian frontier. -
to Scratching Riverovhere they separwa
t4teide,
O'Donoghue going to. Pembina and Riel to
St..Toseph, on Ainericatt territory,
a propentlen lookleg to arm,istief Sintititia
west of Fort Garry.
Lenine sought refuge, in ilie settlemBentigto.
'Thellev.Mr.,raitirson,Churoh oti inbeeacasuseit ivonhi delay.tlie army operAtiona
0 the negotiations fie;Nnovegivi*
land chaplain of the troops, and Rev. Ms
Itintil unfavorable eeaseq„esOlniand rendey.
Poor Roman Catholic chaplain, have ar-
rived' -
;
the situatioe of the army inugh 4 esti favor-
The'New Nation says that since the abb. .
-en--
arrival of the troops everybody is full of ;
business, and m ebonies are all busily .
21 MGM . 4 • S'
' grimed] Sept. it.. -.it almost ce,r.
xain that Atissia will refuse tO entertnba
er. _
engaged. Immigrants are arriving from
‘ EVIRSTBATTLE--SBRRENDEROFPATAZ
TRooFB., ' IT.
.
now is buildings and limn() accommeda- •
Canada almost daily, and the great want -:.aip'inoree'wenee,iss jeupsti_mlabdee
tpubli
ain°,1113.11niearefellsle7ethrsi,12saavaeidaorpPasrseinsigdeanlltuRsioieni Papal trnops have eveattatedethe town.o
to Rid. • .
Ferrecina„ The Itullaus were watn4
Mr. Thomas,correspondentof a -Cana& *elbows& at Viterbo tea elsewhere
an paper, was robbed of a hundred dollars 'thew NeiAanalee en the, pontiAew Terri,
andoutirleinFfoorrtm. a n t,
wile is a friend of' Rid. time at. Civiti Onetellane,. The Papa
. a _
by Red River Indians betweeo Pembina tory, Gen. Cattiories advanee. ,E04$114„es
ward from Viterbo,. was stepped Meal
speaks strongly againet the bullying 0: eZesou.tia:east! tahraetfpelarmeei,nagnedao.pgeatirreir iqtpt 4
Riel's rriendsby theCanadian Volunteers, an tom., when
the
„poctigelia foro,ow,
th
iendered. They were then•-tettikt02
most of whom are Orang,emen and fags Italians. A...bottle ensued which bac i.
ert hixvei as it sd losfseatvthie serf; cwnthei :Fe sG,
aownv Governor rrndhosorhi5eetshGe'°oyvne wrtnhimel I eshurel: S p o 1 e to as prisoners o f w a r . Several
brought within decent emitrol. Thisgentle- placen-heve been„ *couple& .;bv. the Italians
man met O'Donoghue rind. nine others. troops at the request Of thentitlinnan WI
„armed, near Pembina, -returning to the slourth corps left' Civita Castellano 1043
Red River country.
Irtbe War-
• last night, After reducing:the castle. Thu4
•!force is now marching on Romei
'
ONWARD TO ROME 2 : -
A special dated Landon 134, eayfe• !),
that,telegranas from Florenee SIDIGUDOW,
-
Al. TIMERS' Mnssuge A PA/LtIEE, •
toinghtt that &mance guards of T11°13211(4
;tag divisions of Belo,ena and Pisa4and5
az-paTRHT:WrA• ;ImmatiET.G,B1.0.1imaNON 1 8.
MOBIR-E0t011 a, on tlasininere* teartanea
The &staves of .0Dis liberate rededIreN
, yesterday afterneen advacced,. 0116,Ate,
•
MAS_SACRE.• has talon Pface.• The understandra5,1
THE SIEGE OF STRASBOURG? aITIVCd at b,ythe 7Goveraguout ini
THE FEELVI'G OVER THE LACE tore them as tIwy.adiantel and:0 eollieicnt
I
.'i.:fibtoYaithh:e
Djit:CliaIrn130t?;eikaerYa01;:tati4. WbeibelnetialtaLlireigsaltdel$
conference betivessnalonsignor Nardi and,
,
ister of Justice, is entrusted with the gov- :.;iteve,,,, ,tuat
Paris. bepFteRnillreir14.R-a-A140:111. elm; Min-
tf4liereLigi'sr,uttilY„re:ex°ptfres:ineill:ranrf:otv:07.215:talegotibeet:
eminent of those departments not Yes na- . a e
control f the authentlee n _nn rY 0
traded. Theeremainelerewahe tinder. the .
Swdivilitter;°:VIYAillitiler4ss VAG i al llt th e till lea
ci :tlia oPPos11-10, ;le. tie, toithe;
Whenever he appeare in publici • • ; .. ',Oaten vaantstunten nsinnessmoal, Ls,..f,
bAll1P1)seahricarisou'tu:MegPiatull.uld4:teertishosia, atie;ns:WrtakiiirhbFlYriliteeimmtleiletil, ,:fol,Thly:oufGoomn,ufvye.,rual:katteeMstipl. attempt &f asttl• hiceesittiKinilveitizta;.ouifrea:natevly.
his life while tr):ipg.,, ,3 to effroDu.d. Mount , vete -
J. C. Kendall, an American,. lately.lost ,.,t'j-
arselisi4141442Lentt a°4uvlaitiLthte-Ahe 14-1-7- ''1,,a-V-1())ageTitoteie121/.alartlylecbtercPalale bsialesetticoe'lfl et..d1:2;ficedriarnetuxetPtiltitY -
rut! iviltrottatitut Zi6ber
,
hat *twin -dependence and. authority in all_
A. nsist on reniaining there. Favre ''; tat re..
.cansMiwilishOerirWe
' ;11Y 'convents ashich cannOt be elifferedte Bute'
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