Clinton New Era, 1874-07-30, Page 2nel lu the sale of nian _ •Tots, a number
,have Teased through anly .bands, had
dealingin lands. in Colbgrne for 25 years.
1iad;no oxper°onoe iu: ats;ssing lungs. .
Owns l;li°or 20 lota in town, there: are 9
ar 1) where I live, would not put any
val>!as' on'thein,• nei•er set a price on
taem, if 1, was going to sell, "them 1
might,. am':asaesssed for, $5000., At the.
rats' Cahnda company are •. charging,
they are worth $400 eaoh,.house Tanta
f4000.., 'Values, Mrs. Widder's proper
-ty at six cr seven -tit arsand-dollars, wa
id a -.. B. & L.
�p t r va
examined On euti +af
d
H. Raihwad, than valued property on
the hill side at $40 Ter foot ► estimated.
thea portion damaged, $10,000 was
awarded, that property hal, decreased in
value since.. Tho.property .is valued at
P ort has .increased at heart
$6000 ,r41i� y , w
o ie third in value during the last year,
basing on the price asked by the tcanada
Company lots,'they rated at. $300 now
ask $400 for them.
John Davison, Beside. in Goderiob, is
interested as Trustee for some property,
in Colborne, there were 9 • tones, sold it
for $7000;: lies on the opposite side of
the harbor, ,bought by Mr. Attrell Mr.
r,t . ids
0 the 'W
de
0 for
cell offered ,
At d 6 ,
t 4
property, I asked $800aa 4 o '. .
Knows the Widder lets'at the wharf,:
valued them a couple of - years ago at
$2,000, could get $4,0Q0 for them now,
•thinks they were .offered:Ana 1873 for
$3,000. This price is on tine. Proper-
ty liar generallyincreasedin valued: aa,
pecially in the neighborhood Of salt.
wells ..'Mr. Lewis asks $2590 for, his•
house and lot. The (Priding 'property
was sold at a high price. -
W. M. Savage; am acquai
property in Colborne, the av
of land it, that tewe chi
,ore. '
To Mr. Hodgins, Has
•---ledge in selling lots t
opinion as a purchaser,
dr $1,100, another for
acres at Allan's c
,ught the
had a
n's proper4.
`ave been sol
rebases":
an for $5('
A.'r ylo
knew, pro%
ated ie C
500:.'
Voter of to -day's Mow Est may be bad at Ma Wok
Store of mesas. s, A. mats enn W. motataa.
Atbert etreet, 1,rioe3 oenta per Dopy.
e
nta Ileto
a
(CLINTON', JULY 80, 1874. •
NORTi[ 111310N, -
We uotiee in a communication to the
e icb Star last wee that the name
Q"od r a t ^k, h .
of 'Mr. M. McTu art, of thisplace, is
used as a possible candidate for a seat in
our °Pr vincial legislature, and goes; on
.,..:. V.
to speak of said gentleman in a very
flattering manor, to the latterpart of
which we are going going to dissent, but
to prevent the 'wasteot`time.;and ink in.
histcandidature,. we 'would just iannark.
that We hardly think he*•.will permit
im e f to'b " t: in noiiiination he
h sla ,.
5i of seeking
has+ not been .ran the 'habit s , 3
election to any position of public 'ser-
vice, and We feel 'confid i t'L he will not
make- • an exception• in this particular
•
instance: •,
Throughout the art ole iii' question, it',
is charaottrzed ata -assertions . without
roof, and slanders and falsehoods with-'
a shadows of foendation. ; The first
the 'slander that the•North Itiiling°
s been: most grossly; misrepeesentea
the last three years." Of course it
uld be expected that some particular
stance of wrong -doing would be -pont- _.
Oatin .support ofsuch n strong as-
ertion ; but • not a Word, or anything
to denote wherein -Misrepresentation had
Sold the 5 acres to A. Al-
er acre..
called by Mr. Maelomson,
ty sTtl by 1Glr. Ferris, situ-
erich township, sold for $5,
nd is pretty fair, somewhat
n, middling buildings, is about is
• -r'om..Glint.on, owns --property_ oil
same concession, have refused' $60 per.
acre, believes he could get` -$70, knows
Donald Junor's lot in ,Stanley, he has
been offered $9,000 for 150. acres, lie
asks $9,500. It is assessed at -$i,60% -
knows Mr. Waldron's property, he has
refried $9,000 for it, asks $11,000, am
prepared to give him $9,000 for it.
Knows Thomas McKenzie's lot in Tuck-
ersmith, he asks $8,000 for it, thinks it
worth $7,000.
Ain a wagonmaker by trade, and work
a faros, own a farm in Goderich and an-
other in: Hullettrbeugbt . the Goderich
farm 19 years a"o, paid $19 per acre_ for
it, thinks it woa th $86 per acre, gets a
relit of $3 per acre for it. Don't know.
much about the Bridgewater farm. Fos-
ter has offered it for sale, it was offered
for sale by auction, $1,200 was offered
for it. does not think it a fi rat-elass.farm,
the other farms I valued were first -cleats
Properties. awns three lots in Clinton,
a frame bowie thereon, lots. are }
re each, worth $1,400.
Kincardine has been conatituted a
town under the new act by preolitination
of the Lieut. Governor.
A boy aged eight years,; son of . Mr.
Andrew Clark, Erin, had hip right foot -
out off by a mowing machine on the 16th
inst. . .
The Agricultural J aberers' Union is
promoting the arrangement of still better
terms for the eniigratioii'-of locked -out
hands to Canada. '
A terrible calamity has occurredain
the Province of Navarre, Spain, where
some overhanging rocks fell upon the
village of.Lurra and killed a number of
the inhabitants, over a hundred corpses
having already been recovered. ,
Mr. Brydges' appointment as Super.
intendenthof the Government railways is
under consideration by the Cabinet, hnd
-nit is expected he -Will be gazetted next.
Saturday. The next movement will be
ter. creat a Bureau of Railways with Mr.
Brydges as its.choif •
Jas. McKenzie, of .Adelaide, met with
a terrible accident last week.. He -,rats
driving with a hay rake on his waggon
when the house ran away, throwing Mc-
Kenzie on to the rake, one the forks of
which pierced his lungs In this condi-
tion, he was dragged twice across the
road., He lies very low.. •
Edythe last month a youth known as
George has been working at the ,lumber
piles on the Port Hope wharf, his chum
being a man' named McElvoy. It tran-
spired the other day that George was a
Woman, and that she was the wife of
MoElvoy, with whotn she had rano�prray
from home on account of her parts
disapproving her union with'bim.
Advices received at Ottawa state that
on the lith inst. Col. French and his
whole force of mounted police wereat ti•
point 220 miles_west .of..D.uffevia._
reports agree in repreatentia,g the force aa,
its excellent'( ndition and,11
1m#1 if
capabl:•
du
A. -m—
o t e rec, less doings of Mowat, Mc -
ll sills dz Co.," without, in the least •de-
gree, showing wherein they have done
aught but what is for the best' interest
of the country.
,..This slanderer only copies from others
is.: empty.•assertione, -end.: though he
knows fell well that there is no truth,
in them, he hopes, as there.,. is reason to
fear, that they will be swallowed by
numbers of dapes" who know no differ
ent, and __will not take 'the trouble of
being better informed.
We are as anxious as any one can, be to injure the character and standing of
that the Biding'shall be represented by Beecher. flu says:
the most enlightened,' progressive, and • "Thank God, I do not belong to the
energetic person there is in it, and that fan of rel gious sympathies; who thorough
the qualifications of whatever candidate ly hates and despises religious creeds, does.
is brought out shall be fairly criticized' not believe in one of the 39 articles, noe. in
either-of-the-eatechuams tsar =the hiss
ty ot the scriptures, nor in the divinity of
Chtist in the sense in: which it is held."
An action,.;or,•.libel has since been
entered against Tilton, and lie has been
arrested and held to bail in the sum of
i• r
•
purpose of having the articles produced
in their respective countries. It is alma
ticelly the same with all kinds: of menu-
factures; if they are hat, produced in
this country it•ie because "the climate :is
not propitious, on there isnot sufficient
demand or` that the capital and labor
is otherwise better and mere profitably
employed:
Instead of being the, enemies of manic*
factures and commerce they are the true
friends of the/ma as. they are laboring
to•free then', from all shackles and ob-
.
stria:am s and give theca a fair open
field. It is true they are opposingin-
d class •distinctions
r
' fosectional an
std us, se
and preventing the formation of rings
anm cAinbinatiozis. Any manufacture
that 'will :be self -au a.1I porting needs not
the.. fostering care, sdculled, of, the
Government; but will at once earn its.
bread.in. of ail competition. It is
spite,�
shearsmaieeniartoaarrpaose=,hatabeeaue.
a' factory :On this side of the .line ivili
:have to stand, on equal terms with Dae
of the other that it cannot exist as 'e
paying tnatituiion. ,Such an idea is -a
libel"_ia on the ' energy ,;; enterprise,: and
.p
skill otbt(r (uauufactaires, and of ght,to
•
b® hurled• ba ni
Blaby t as such.
•
.. In' another coluni`n will ; be=found a
letter,fiotn Mr.'Canieron,.;,11I.P., which
We :copy . from Wednesday's Glolte, It
"is pertinent 4tnd to the point, and we
hope all;waall see ,the reason
so much op-
position&is.given to the Treaty.
HE BEECIIE AT.
T , li,,.,SCAN•DAi .
A+uomniittee bas been" appointed by
the Plymouth Gihurch of Brooklyn of
which H W. Beadier is pasta
investigettoii of charges . o
against'the pastor, Made
wife in. 'the
are not onl
reports of
eagerly di
quetition, w
solution as
To. give o
,character of,
from his own
Will. be sufacient t
able person that his w,.
relied upon, and gives -col
ea his wife' asserts, that it is -se • ems
am! Ottoz.
mbe NEW ERS#. will be sent from
date to tet Jan., '10,. to Dew subscribe.
ICOTIC
Where are a largenunsher of. oar sub'
Scribers who exit considerably in ay.
e
rears, the aangrin4 p[ w#gtgh t zaey an'
at once pee by a reference to the
agaves on the printed , aelrleorq, : Y!4o..
would.oaaxi+ieii�liy'arpgnflia"icaali anelarto at
once roaward- the amount -die, +a*I, we
are *dela in need of
i.. ,.- .t. VAhLL. -.F11<[l1MI. - .. ...
$ullett Branch, at Clinton; on Sept; 10th
and lOth.
nat elf.
'Tuckersmith Branch, Seder*, , t;O n Sept«
17th and 18th.
North hiding,. at 13iytb, on>Sept. 171h and
18th. o
Western .Faix; at London, on Sc t; 29th'a0d
sOth, and Oot. lst rind grid.
MAGI Ri RATES' 'coni T;
14: Wm., Craig, of tlie' Bayfield road,_
laid Complaint before Mr. Callander, on
Ftiday halts ,against. Robert and Samuel
Grey, father' and son,.' of this; -village, 'for$sealing hay from itis field,• and they were'
°" lierofore, arrested and examined, before.
.'brut .on that evening, .
.. The eomplatuapt, in hie:eiiaende, pfitated
that early on that' morning, be missedaevera
al cooks of hay that had been: gathered the
day previous, and on going to the road
'clearly .disoerned•-thea;route by which it
was taken away,: -asiduous following the track
was led to the residerico;of the, panel. The
evidence of the complainant was clearly
.snbstantiated •by -•his `hired roan wito'also
swore to the hay, at? it. ltd peculiar fea-
tures, being mixed 'With wheat, barley,
and elder hushes, laving been cut it 'the
once. corners sitrrounLliatg ' tltose. ..grain ,
he evidencebeing co 'ttunclnaive;
coant»lt?ed, to Goderit h
dge T'tiinr.
e brought
gnxrre
scharped, bn
was a xeasofl ble
the identity of the hay..
alarms pampa >:«>•;i s.
art, market clerk, laid complaint
. Cole, of Hull.ett� for e:va-
et fees It appears' that Mr.
negotiating fop ,a quantity. of
, and had been out twice to see it
r. Cole, and had made a otfet,for
and while there the last ti a measured
but the • o11er Was not ac` dd. . Mr. •
Cole then came. to the villa and'went
round to different partiea tea ; if he could
do better, but failing to get. an higher of
for, he accepted Mr: Deans, thereby _mak-
ing the bargain in the village: ' Notwith,
standing, he delivered the .hark without
paying market fees; as. if he' had perfected
he ba gain out .of the •.vi11aga ; ho was
therefore fined $i and- cads. The Reeve,.
iir `giving judgment, caused it fo be dis-
tinctly understood, . that if parties wished
to avoid" paying market. fees, they must
perfect their bargains outside the village
limits, leavrng,nothing'to be -done but de -
live
naafi lap.,
YnAx.•-The gathering of Max has cora-
moused in thio eeetion, and frown, all 1,41lin lasso tbe`.yield 'is going to be a good
one,
ls'eassorr, tte--Mr, J. ,&.,MeAlpiue, late of
tide 'village, sailed for England, on Satur-
day last by the gcandioavtao,of the Aline
Linea .,• •,...
..........
Ei rr wstoxr or Tune. ---It will be seen by
advertisement that the time for reoieving
tenders fors rile bank building is extended
till the 8th of Au oat:
g -
Qvitnrertax Ssavress, :The.uettal quay=
y makes in a nneetion with the Wes-
Ieyan Methodist Church, 'of this village,
will be held on Sunda next the 2nd of
Aiw st.
Naw' S1Asw41.xs. Will 1. ; ` s
f l be e en by
advertisenment=elsewhere, that tenders sae
.asked for the oenatruotion of new sidewalk
ie this village, and tho•,work will be pro-
o=ede wit it coot :tis tho•ooiitxaow .let;
s• -=-I' t► • sectio f thi
•tx ,r ns s
A of ri so
sect � sue
neighborhood tie grasshoppers gave been
:very deutructw ; pastures being oaten bare
''"
an oaf and s wheat maph injured.
The only" t'emedy against 'these pests is a
good drove of terkeys, 'which Will soon
sweep a .field of thews,
"Qtoime A' Pip AN A•k'o>ta." -
O '..DI .N NRt il'$.
Large numbers of American tourists
are visiting Montreal and vicinity.
of. 0; I. Wise is to naaka a balloon
ascension from Stratford, an Tuesday
nextPr. "
Iram-
Laurge numbers of `piekpookats. infest
the Great Western Railway Station at
ton. .
a t
St, Catltaxin es is again.. askincharity
h y
.
fro the Government �.. v ent its connection with
its indebtedness to the Wfunicipal Loan
Fend.
On rrialay night the store of -Mr, Ca
,Durrant, West Flandbgror sae' br. kdn
tato, and goo ' _ s to the 'value of $1,000
taken: •
A dumber of , wt leu-.. buildings at
Hedging' Oil Refinery, Loitdoa, wore
destroyed -by fire on Friday, night. Loss • ..,
$10,000. Cf.ALL AND . OOMi? 11,,E OUR FRIOES,
NKRUPT. STOCK
ail order to turn the harinoe of the stools into money at onoe, we have made
1EPPIL±4'
.y,�,
�NOWINCS.,'M FANCY ... 0.QDti.
' WE AnE ..NOW ar1LLINGt A'r •
A man named David Thordpsot ; was
drownea while bathing at Grimsby, oh •
Friday, He had only been out from
near Glasgow, ten days,
Barnuni, the great showman, who lie
making a tour of the principal cities; and
towns of Canada, `will exhibit` in Strat
ford, on the 8th of August,
• A fire b which about ' twentymen
were deprived of.tbeir places of bsiness;
xagei atTrentbn, on Friday` last, ,doing
damage to the extant of $60,000,
A young girl named Sutton, suliject
hile in one fell from the. fourth
in Kingston, breaking
ise injuring' her.:
carrying on their
the vicinity of
• having stolen
Cor of : farmers'
cCarthy tried to,
Hal coil" -at Ottawa.,
mg, into the Canal,
d ".gone back on him
other. fellow.," but he
ter, and no doubt . a
25.-11endricks &
was burdhere yes-
More . 'than eighty
eady for -shipment.
d, but no one was
co.: ' Loss over
Carse unknown •
•
houses, in Brant-,
g'ere' ed, were die,
mornf,
consumed, the
-Hocking, 1,600 ;
; Mr. Jas. Paine,
of -small Poses.
publish.eommunicaion
'of the sender being\
frets may be true,
to give them pu
ihurity.:r We cert
some. ,mistalce, as
mutation •and"rui
t"'ina4'1ains.
Waztrrrr7a,--We
:that so soon as a. bili h
mischievous. urchin hits .ei
tore it down," Now, thea,
ed and posted for'publie
benefit, and are preterite
are, therefore, determine
npre'gt tOs yam
reputable'business,
W. M. Pia-Nic.-1.,
to be held in connection
an Methodist Sabbath Scl
Mr.: Smart's grove on
Thera were about 300- p
and as ample provision ha
their entertainment, the,
pleasantly 'and to tho sa
and was, consequently, a Dom
blusw .1h -- The Clinton Brass
played for some time on' the Square`
Friday evening last, to the entertainment
of a Crowd of attentive, listeners. We are
,pleased to ear, that 'the abilities of our niu=
sicityns .are appreciated.' :This band loft.
for Wingham yesterday morning, having
been engaged to play ai:/11 et. Fellows:'"-
.pic-nic there, enlivening this village with.
their 'sweet tstraing .of music previous to
their depart e.
SxaEET-WesanzNa.—Last Friday after.,
noon a new' stitution for tlit village com-
menced one ,ations, and, in a limited de-
gree,' fulfill ,' its :functions, We refer to
the watering waggon, which has been, sent
on its missian by the subieriptiou of those
interosttd in the laying 6f the dust en Al.
bert-st. The watering district extends
from the .post office .to Messrs, Isalliaser's
store. 'it will require a great amount' of
Iabor to effectually Settle the dust, as, the
distance from water is so grea ,.and bus to
be raised 5y manual labor., _ ' '
Bow Paltx ii'anbeL-We have recoivcd a
'copy .of • the catalogue of ti;c rpegli•brod
short horns new owned by the Zion. Doo.
prow, and kept at Bow d'ark'j a abort air_`
rano below Brantford. It is very neatly
printed on toned paper,. and coniiiattt of
abort, 250 pages; in .1.'0;0 .a descriptive
pedigree: is given of ,:sty -four bulls and
one hundred and suety --nine' cows and
heifers, This is so otlaing like* a. hard of
short horns, -and . one worthy of going a
long way to sa An -engraving of 'the
fra - ` panes the book, and
accommodation is
tient for 400'head.
900, acres, and is
state of cultivation.
gov„ Whether this mare -
and weighed, and that justice and truth'
in sa doing shall be strictly adhered to.
To say that Mr. Gibson has not labored
for the. best interests' of the country, ,is
to lay that which is false, as he was
always to be ,found on, the side of eeone-
$2,500:
TIVE PRESS.
at the scuraaious attaCiis Made -by many
•Conservatiae journals on the "Hon. Mr.
"For Mr. McKellar rts a Minister we
bare no paaticulae arbitration, but at .the -
same time'we Must say that it is our opal-,
ion that in some respect* ha hart been of
late most outrageouily abused—indeed Via
May say blaalrguarded. To road. whet is
.THE FaatmEas aaaa aTilE • nalaya written. of hitn one would imagine that ho
was a public gambler and swindler and the
`Thai. Mil, 'fearful of gainitig the op- most. notorious libertine in the Province,:
which evert theaseiters themeelvea, ate are
position` of the farming community by satrefied, do notsbeheve. There as' an oId
its reckless .,alipesition -to the Red. Scotch raying, " Fair, play is bonnie plea,'
t eeived at the hands of tome Op
protective, or ring policy, Publishes pokition journals. Lot Mr. MoKellitra po*-
compound article, under the above heed- litical ceoluct be fearleisly criticised by all
means, end it Is a good, eubject for it, but
itt,the name of fair play and common de -
allay don't hold him up to the public gaze
as a notoriomacriminal; for no one panels:
and a flue /unto of lionerable (Paling will
entertain for a moment tha, batio insinua-
tions thiown out stgainst hiel, -A, portion
of some of tbe articles which we have read
!defy aZttipmly disgraceful, and neither
olf.!alcitellar nos do the Opposition
good. ManY of Mr. McKellar's
est condemnation, and we are r°eparett to
go eifiteas far as any of our cotemporaries
in den,' moing them, but the deliberate
mime' saltation of his privite character,
ores/sake of holding him up to licit -
a'. °carrion, the nest' ister
ncl Revenue, has beat e
ing, of sense andnonsense, error and
truth ; hoping •and expecting that it
oceupa their time and attention in
gifting o,t, the few graing of truth,
restricPd trade. After soundly- berat-
ing the Refoimer for his advocacy of
free trade, end calling him. a "Free
Trade Tory," it makes the following
truthful admission r
" ate was ail for givittg them Iibeisa
litical institutions, and for that. ses
give hint our hearia thankr,"`
and then goes on to say that the..,4,
no sir& determined enemy to 'coraira+rar
cialaina manufacturing progress he ise
It always hes been, and to all
rinee will eVer _be the cage, that thare
will be found plenty to oppoee any iat,:ahy ti*dvedmi'eOevnet?e'd1 bletterstC4.13t°
change, no matter hoW. benefiaal to the ing to int if he ;Imam
tett-
raise
vela Said be
th sines*
status/a lagoon' eceernanx To :Aar.
liTra:McCatcheont was fined $2 and costs,
for selling liquor to Solitatockwood, wail°
intoxiceted. This case was watehed with
considerable- interest, and the Reeve re.
served his judgment for several. days, as
there vvere several points, of .difficult de-
"Cision; -The charge was. made under, a
village by-law, which imposes a. penalty
npon any one ,supplying liguor to an ih.
toxicated personA., The evidence upon this
point was conflicting, some swearing thet
he was- intoxicated, reut.othent the centre-
ry. The principal point of difficulty was,
who was the reeponsiblo pert)* Pr airplay,"
ing the liquor, Mr. McChitcherra or Ills
that he haa given strict iiljunctions not to
sopply liquor to iiitoxicateil, persons. The
decision was finally given againet him, as
.the master wee considered to he reeving_
take Of the nature of legal transactions
the way of business, evert if the servant is
warnea to the contrary. Masters and ser-
vants ehould trace warning from that do.,
'piston and act accordingly.
manse AND Insonimat'r.
Loclavood, ivies is earning fo
reckless conduot, vats arregted on Saturday
evening feta being drunk- and digorderly,
and confined in the lockup. On Monaay
meaning he was bronght befere Mr. Cal-
lender, and fined $5 and costa, arida Ini-
ther fitta of ,$.5 and costs Pr cursing' and
Tire appeal Case.
The evidence Waite: appeal case of Goa -
°rich arta. piloton ',at, County of Heron,
Itas4111 been taken, and stldressett deliver-
ed fly Contrail. The judge bee reserved
hisdeeation, till next Saturday -a -a -
We
math enterprise pays a good intent/a for
the tapital and labor expended/ _ -
Mtg.—About midnight on Friday last,
a fire -broke out in the saili shop of Mr.
Welter ouk, 4thert-et., end samosa
*wary enveloped the 'wade betiding in
flames. The !vied hlew gently from the
south -east -and drove the fire towards the
residence of Mr. Fitzsimons, Wadi
was about twenty-five feet distant, when
it caught and was quiskly in thitnes. For-
tunately, most of the goods wore removed
forte of willinglainis the lira wag eon fine d
wind blew in a direction wh e
dealer* d
T; 0. MARSHALL, Manager,
Waterloo :House.
80
Otin'e x, 'July 15, 1874.
akota Correspondence.
Wants and Tates with Canadian. rar-
To the Editor of the Clinton New Era.
Ma, Roma :- Farmer No. 2 left Ome-
gas in the. early part of the peat spring.
this, aboriaafty acres broken, with twenty
planted to sod corn. Ile took a pre-emp-
tion and hart proied up thereon, and after -
'garde a homestead and timber-Miln„and
at presentas doing the settlement duties,'
making iu all- 480 acree of •good arable
land, without a foot of waste ground. Ras
also got a piece .of spring wheat which
looks well, considering the thee it was
sown and. plou ed (fall ploughing.briegs.
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the hest crops. No. a thinks that deep
breaking ia the est., and. that the bast time
for breaking lies between the middle of
well pleased with the country, and thinks
that there are a great many openings in
which a man may better his condition in
life, which cannot be founa•in Canada.
•Sonasanayadiffer witli No. 2 in the matter,.
they would ie a short time fall in 1-vith the
In a new country there are a number of
-inconveniences to overcome,' which are not
met with in an older eettlement, and which
will disappear as the country gets older
and more cultiaated. Throngh this settle-
ment are expected two railroads, which will,
in an indirect way, further the interests of
-eacillandevery land oilier in this Oanadi-
en settleraent of Dakota. In the last few
weeks it has been pretty dry, but eines
then we have had several nice shower's.
Announcement is made that the 'pro.
prietors of the Daily Telegraph awl the
proprietor ef the NOW York Herald have
arnmged to dead out a joint expedition,
fully equipaed, to Central Afriea, under '
for the porposes eiquiring into the
sources: of the Wave trade and, eoreple-
ting the geographical labors of the late • -
Dr. Livingstone. ,
-Prince Gortschakoff's invitation tothe
•Brussels Congress hart been• accepted,
after some hesitation, by the Austrian •
Government. The general iples,
five in number, upoa •whic
regulating theusages bet
the three. of War, • are pub
warfare all 'means and all
ft:amebas svith the laws
War and justified by th,
war, are permitted. -T
toms of war foibid n drily
cruelty and, barbarous acts against t
eneibT;;•-they require even on -the pa
of the competent authoritieathe immeai-
ate chastisemeut of thoie who have ren -
tiered themselvee guilty of such 'cute
when tbey were hot provoked' by abet).
lute neurally." '
Vern.
COATS --In this villa th 2 •
ge, on e 4th inst.
Thacein look's very svell, being already in the 'wife Of Mr, R. Coats, of
e a man nein-, the tasale. Framers are nearly through
ae tally f a glass Plies, while -Many are cutting their gram.
n his ' hand, Which severed the 'Mr. Editor, to give you a small estiraate.
is °yang, let ma say that where a' year
ow . -jaw. x oe rs ne °agf°ogrP: oraoP:::ount but some half -a -dozen
'with which this settlement'
mthatri ...beuktilluitedir reeffliceert ptrhoeyeuanfierartujillo: 11
as he altortlir afterwards died. • ---- aa:...... 144:gatsaroopyaerraweayaenemvesralook, beautiful
'Rama Afgaster yricrey-54- Turereeirs.end livers flowed free 'and im-
p n mo ve power? to adnunutter
from Fort Niagara, and recognized as to the wants of man, and bring wealth into
that of Charles Anaerson by the studs air community. A short time a o th
the American side, about twenty miles talridaallottaday tlimy are damned up .and
*tirrieb.
..0oorza—Pitotri. --On the 23rd inet., by
Cooper, of Tuckersmith, to Rebeacis jape
00bren-L.Onwrant—In GoRie, en the 15
inst by the Re W k
A.. Cowley, of Stratford,°'Ute 'of Tlellacer,
England.
in his° ihirt front. It witeatao uoh de- wila buffalo and yet wilder Indian, roam- -----
composedfOritIneVal and wage Wing. ed Over the undulating greoneirard, to -day
they' are gene and it is the Beene beituti-
ly buried on the spot One of the first
bodies found was thought te be that of f.° canestaada• ,
Geerge And -arson whash stows how dif-
ficult. was the identification.
ratty be too near for comfort and profit I „dole ail t sk_
Outellpehfct!defet144kry(46.4,1aerrileisthilarttiji'ef°grraiklise- proTif$y, The testimony 91 actual, prima-
-hoppers are 0 Mitting sad havoc in cal, and talented mechanics and atanefao-
some par s e no . r. m. tnrers a worth all the bosh .that political -
has had ten Mires of wh a fivn Of oata Trade. (sent forth on a trip for health, be.
thee') peste: The less Will fall heivili 'afford gait water°at paler° own ce7petrane°
ultrin3faln.'114aMiltiold°nYStlelcriaer near Nora
would. ever send forth id a lifetime, • If
had niat.'ust travelled in the cars, and. read
wieb, firoa at two boys wlig were talc,: rum pacterfTibt thte ;ay, I zou d .not
lidanaase laaatita ManY of bow bang' trade with 35 'or 40 million': of paeorpelee
ing corer tile 'road. He fired at theta could, any 'possibility, be MI injUry—
with. a smooth_ bore AfIr; loaded, with thitt-wo el.Lvho ebnanviseyirovaanfathaatu evnenewnoyworiks
bert Smith, who died frau tile effects a bagQ, 111#04r, and' IAA of evOrY
folindriesa copper silver, lead end palm -
the lungs of ono of the boys named Al -
ItinnaLt.—In" Ott &lath inst.
—Mr. George itgmball, aged 10 years.
Sarah, wife of 2' Porter, and mother
Brandon, Suffolk, England;
as
=don tif
TEDIDESS 1'021
Bah ,of Aug -List.
741.
Card of Thanks.
E, rowing.
Olinicol, Jolt Ao, 18% N.
Tenders for Sidewalks,
.tho avounci, 0 Ti,.. a . . kind tl•ao; will .1att for ages, with, labor
other boy-waa Wounded isneetkhrinaleerg-.ebuate Ada; er' and more peculiarly adapted for „.. '8 E 41, I, X lu X' 14 AT Dina '
gnetemenufeeturbreaand twitter pewee of bi-. adit he teeelee4 h7 the 00 Natio
not very seeiously.• of MINTON, ttp to
brought before a -Magistrate and remand. onni
Load Paffeailar TAct, liaireain ...al; a 13tr4rolw4gna'sultet" acilipdr'olciiity nidie9rirrif. It mil:atrisci°161; 17,118crilititeraillaniVg:ttt:1174k 14 4.4*"----"Acikteih---;14 vc"."`"L".--Y
hig at several plaees on the mate. They fiennrcifis4;29:10:02n5gOnithttoyh.oir5sece:taffflatia hebearie2: Dorian' or ' ' et with I.
allite,'WhO are on their way te the North slat fourruaer Tho
West, for a pleasure, trip, haee been call-
visitea Toronto on Friday, and were and ph' tints o ' ' h at a -It. -Maillis-' illit biai:; ea rot 3: l'-' ICSUagieleek-
-46 Noon of Monday,
ed to Woodstock jail for trial. labor is aigravinflettYireoltinivvvtrree It_ NT tit
°Borne() tate vrdnerc4iddo: V wb yi t: he trie' I loy .64evtVillfstleigfere'albrqtwha40171:::“IlisaeoriiillowwafYeanovtirrte::: iwi. nnuagilk oh:esti-1i: tpfiroroPionitelagorf iCorapl clhuzd.:41a: i itli raeat Tv Ott: itriniaortig 0,4'r:1111;1:I nra, ti:hei . sy:t!el : t ts.ti:bil ger tglig ir eonodta tai
and. loyal Manlier. ProCeeding to Col- the lowest" ' 111 ill°
places, and were entertained in a hearty _prig f. e.prryiee for en the ow* be buya.
4vapoontraanleteilifiyen , It
811:10710.0ord,tthh:ticht:k:r4thteriantleamliekreC:atottiro.ruiai:. 0„,:fhiltrittistap.tinwem,;ovihiet:tapth407414:5tclitibtowteaortheirrit4-ath?rhoeclu:8:iniiiivagn4tihowfyno,:ottro4illinectimi 117:84retgoa;
which has been crobalirteorret:r4-footr..ithhee oblocchea-'_
they will visit Goaeiloli Alteir return forming tea protect, by a direct tax :oil
. • a ib !dual soon 'be tinge of growers of oranges
Salttleet last week. A. Yonng peed on foreigners for ;these 1 Onlyarotect
rid 'some wenn MI a etirrent baeb, theril enough and you will have palriotie
while, removing them one of the growers of these immedistely. A.n4 wby
„terimeith.nerobeeiatear whew/leer othveen vo%. 67:21 ,47111:4:6014111411b: tIc:acteft: 41.14 spead A
a finger. Immediately thereafter the iaeei arm. aa matt it,
dent and body.' A pbysician Wee eatietif and
ore She WOO quite ill fee *BOO- 11
°fled: arta thif littlY Wag treated farad
Inco
on NoMok
flea, Outy
Of
forst Oso lost iftiortiost of ti2re:
*so nottof OW
So florotwor its Owolik to Eliot
tint Wags of
wolirwTtiolorant h Low nun:: Bw4T •llissi
teillithe:72:7111100;01d.itionit.::.er°Ittits :faro: Ros44„aaconylit
tdiett; Lott' imitators Oslo, Two, Twen
olio iv ots or wools of Is , a is
rouTTrnA.snbutpcauaaaaatztOf Okodoriniolultth; tanatiaLoTtainuiunambett;
,I, luta at Mint*, 040110^407: CA"."
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