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Till* at six o'clock, but I Puppose I mistook falt his hand passing over my head -it rested the road side, about half way ons influience, and to pecularly favorable to percent; closing at 23 to 25, wbile the Fede. , &&�.
. I for I have been wandering about on my shoulder. 0 agony of agontes, It grazing I . ftited Statils. t Nsft MIDertifimcnIx.
the rQ4 - 0 between tie city and Mr. B's house. wbilet a any form of billions disease. , ..W%...�.-.%,�%%-.,�%��--��.".�— �.~~ rai securities exhibit a decided improvemen
the woodB ever since.' had found out my ran, and wits about to kill few yards off lay the corpse of his m4ster. Thare are good fiscil itiet; for hunting, fishing BAN FRANcisco, April 25. The military 111. Central shams 63 iO 64 i. FWe 36i to 37 ; I ,-"�,�,,��-1-�.%N�-%'%.�%%�-%-,.,.",.�.,%�w
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� I You are fifteen miles from C0111116rTillS , me I My whole body was bathed in a cold * Now, as I have said in introducing tbx and bathing i especially is this true -of the two have a' in Selons U.S. 5 20's 64J- to 65J: 1
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�_. said the uncle with a Q of leer. perspiration. storyi it is no fiction; the circumstand" latter amusements. The speckled brook trout and Caluss, ceitnties for rejoicing- at the as..
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F,�e I You do not belopg to this part of the Suddenly -1 heard a heavy thud on the bed, happened as here related; and an account.of of New England are fonnd in all the streams sassination of President Lincoln. Upon the judge's ruling Ju the ca of the St. Albans
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, country ?' saidthe banker's clerk. which was followed by a groan, and then till it was ptibli.jhed at the time. -but the copies !"be vicinity, and parties from Buffalo not receipt of the news of the President's death at raiders.. . � -
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I No,' I replied, I I am from the State of was still. The blow had been struck, and I were bought up by the family ; two or three unfrequently take the cars for-Goderich, with Greeuralley,. jalena, a number of secession- I
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� Vir mia.' - was not the victim. A pause of some mo- however were preserved, and the narrative special reference to the fishing kiducements ists met to rejoice over the event. I .
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I %st is your business V -� � ments ensued, and then I heard the uncle has been reprinted.. I res"ntedid ,. * - troops was sitivio break up the meeting but 1TOn.-The Paris correspondant of the Globe MWOMMAD f XWX -
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ascending the staim. T hey wrapped t � tbuse . aillan I Of the says: -Ad Emprqu Eugenie has paid a visit
- I I am collector for a ho,use in Aichmond.' he t e hotel nicely located near the as they approached, the ringleaders
- I I should have. taken you- for a Yankee,' body - of the unfortuivoite Bi:f in a.sheet, and . - ,bank of the laka, the- British Exchange on secessionists fortified' themselves in a house Lot encouragement to the typographic work. . . ; rOKSof 00
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- said Aw ' e U It,##,, '§ j911. I the public square, and the Huron hotel, are and fired at the soldiers, woinding two of shop of Clichy, wliere a nuniber -of feipale I
. ,young ,man. convey d it at once into the garden. They �IL ,7� 1 i
I No,. indeed,' I replied, with an attempt to had no sooner left the house, than. - I leaped -A a. all three -good houses, allrarding substandiil' them. The fire was repturned by the soldiers compositors are empldyed� tbere' 'being, no � - � - otrAWOMAW40
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smile. . out of bed and ran to the window. They A) I fare at very moderate prices --say 85 per and several of the secebsionists were wounded, longer on the par; of the printing operaityes "W.A.Mala
The un6i .e and nephew now left the room, had evidently not discovered their mistakey — -.-- - . — week Canadian furids. : V,--&-.P:E1::�A1
- - ' � - — . - . The whole party then surrendered.1 any serious opposition to such co-partuerabip - R&dks, PervV& � -
� and I could hear them whisper to -ether in for the body -was already in the .-rave pre ar- - � lace is accessible by raiLvia The Grand The ship Bacchante for Hong Kong takes in :thvir craft. Iter M * t -to k the moat OTA, To.,� 144 .4**hs4l6
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the next apartment.' Still I did n ic I for it, and they were fill ing it I 6- T.T.11ke ana Buffido and Lakelfuron Railways, a 3mill tits: - -
J� - o t feet aVy ed a ' GODERICH. G. .',V.l APRIL, 28, 1865. , � rter of a million of dollars. livelTintereat In -altthe,detailsof the prdgress, . . - � .
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f- - ct 3 . . . . c 0 morning Vilgiv YoiiKp April 26. -The steamer tj and tried her own hand, not only at case� but
-tlueasiness,lor I relied on theta 'ibaulwa I lost not a moment to put on the rest of - --- - th'e ars liaiin,; this c'ity - in tlie early A el AILAFUMLS, SATC"Im
unknown to the absconding clerk. Tfiey my clothes, anJ creeping ouietly downstairs, � � got througli at hajf-past -threp P. M- iFwg- from Fansuief 16th inst., has arrived. ��Be- in th-6- other aepartmetits or-minipfilaiiOn. . - EL-EM-Ni-
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.-_ 0 four dollars, greenba � is also a yond the circulation of idle rumors of fresh The result of her Petformance was a stanza 0=1 —
I . soon returned to the apartment where I sat * esc,T6,d through the- front door. I ran an A REPVTAT]ION SPOILIE. . cks. There
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- . said' thit uncle as he entere(t; I ifyou-will not ri--ht road. - great y . - In w . -distant 160 ' suspense, I no - truck off on � the 2 z t March. 1 1566, .by the - . CONCRITitt4i, ;� . Im -
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I . _ Im less than an hour I was at A man ma commit verv- grave fro ' hick' pface Gdderich is thing boa occurred. , . 0-0.
- . mind aseeping with a son- of mine yoil can Parkville. I roused the. whole village, and " 'and a militar leader m , ay, *J miles. -. While many perso . A's, perhaps the. From Central Ame-ica we lea.' that the' .
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. . ; t kaye part ot -his bed. 9 . . . . in, ii few burried words,. told my story. . A I y . - Jp larger majority, will prefer to.visit-the various death of Gen-. Carrira� President of Guate- arre on the oc i ,.Queeii ALCIC�l , Imm4mwo; �.
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! . 1, ofcourse- im � mediately consented glail large party of Wen - i . mmediately set Uff for Much fame, and -at last suffer the extreme . . I . - . f casion, of her visit. to The print- I I P ,
� . I � . . I - places of interest oil Lake 'Superiort..it in. mala, - was expected and a crisis was e ted, ing press of the famous Robert Etienne. I'- And various other artie"
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- I I . - enough to find,'any place where I coulh'* , n 'of the - tragedy, scaompanied by pains - and penalties of'public. obloquy. thought thAt.others. will prefer to seek., the to follow the event. Carrem wa reTdent (Robertus Stephanus). � . . , -
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- ,- Poor General 'Sherman notwithstanding sam ,,and for life, with Dower to name his'succeslor. - . BUZAM
__ - After 4 pause Of& few minutes, I pulled When ive entered the house. we found the - . ) � .within reach. of telegiaph and the railroad.. . I � I � Goderich Aprit28-11M, -- — --
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. I . oe upied by- the uncle and his- " uAparailele'd " 'march across a cOun- And;as there are* no I Per passport mstric. Chi - In - It was thought Carrera's death . .
. . . I out my watch,- and imid I -should K -e to go to front room still c . . 1. . I . I . ong ulmu . . - . I -
, Whe'n they-.3aw me they turned ad thereof Ei feelium of-rinewed wo Interefting Items.', - . . . 11 . �
bed. I noticed at ther time significent looks ne-pliew. try unMended by -troops, and his glorious . n I I rl . I — I
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I I - . -uncle and inepliew wheri. deally pale,and I really believed they thou -tit . . fr' iendshili rapidly-,- devel ing,'no national 6w his,slaims to the Presidential chair. � � . -
- - pan between the . _ " . 0:�- Janston'sanny is eatimat at -30,- -
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. - - � they saw my watch. It was a fine gold one- that'I'had risen from the grave, for t ha - . considerations should = adirersely on - � I . - . - . � -_ L-
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il. Is real Cooper-an.4 had' . . overed'that tiley. had a.terificed' , . I -, - deiree of non -intercourse �
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I - sue by an importer *Fwatches. for services I'lleodoreMun'sel's son. When they siw tbat . . an4 - 1,Mi_hty eare 131, hi - . 9 . bheriff-'s Sale of - � W
I ated Id himself the Vi6h _o 4 those w oBelieve. that Ahe a.To ' 'L are stiu 0 to-
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-&-live, they assumed an time is not very far off when, throqZh the con w& convalescence. - I I
. which I had tendered. . I wiis r'eally - . air of' 0 . , ' - BALTImoltic, April 26.---nTbe steamer Mas- rr The Sewardi; I -
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, � I � & You will find M'_ so -it -next the wall,, saia bmvado, supposing that I I I inter t, C"hada sAchusettv, with a load. of soidiers, the gres. 'I::)- They are raising a subscription- for Huron and 1;ru r 3y "'m of a writ *I
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� � . . the uncle. I You will have the -goodness not arrest the clerk for'the bank robbery. Their and the judiciary. of the United States,. will wiihto unite her destiny. with ours., . part� of"whoul were exchanged and paroled Cobd ' - � Freri Faclaslor rmdae, . 0,
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. � 1, replied that. I w- svoidL wak- utan� was exhumed, and they were'confronted there was 'no earthly teation. wh :he should I... DUNKIINYS BILL. . , . Blaelc Diamond, a small . barge ropeller in iiever loft Washington city. � I c,dhwfed against the lag& -
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i I . . '0::)-- -- Jefferson Davis is iqoiied -to r -Uy Halikitis,itithe�uitg,DrAllen.s.yi,w,:j=
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. in- him. The uncle took up a, ctuidle, an,d with their bloody work '- - I . I not he�a Talleyrand In' I 14ice ) abil,'conses, � ' The people *of � Ki. ngston- on Tuesday , ,' oue-mile fr the B M. 311irrsad F
I I - ' - ' _ - . � �tone Island, - which ' was acti . ng there as A � � �e C. Detlor, I have. sersed and falreff
- . si0owed me to a room up stairs ; it was the It was'shocking -to see th-a unele's sapony voted upon theAuestion WLhether Dutliia�x on oard a uard of some crossed the Mia3iiiiiipoi Rl '' *
. � " - 0 quently, when a'fe:w 'days a -or Ge' ral .. . . ." picket boat and had. bi 9 Tor.i - � - in s2ecutieft
"I . only. habitable sleeping ioom iti the house, when he' discovered- that his son. had Ueen . - 1, tie . w slen. The Massachusetts struck the . - thG following propert .
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- I . -ohnston. evinced -a desire to'surrende . - certain Parcel or trait of land a 11 . .
% , - . . her otthe crii -i . -prohibitory bill should become la in that twenty I . -1 - 8:JFa Kirby Smith is disband his - Y I all and . i a&
I . , and was situated over that, in which '-we hatt.murdered. '_Nei�t ninals attem t, J . - . - r on . , - . . Black Diamond on the port side, near the I - lug , &my, nA .- , .
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- been, seated. Cautioning me to-put'out the gdanydefefice. Three months -'a S43 city cirnot. They decided a,gainst �it by, and his men are homewatti-bound. lying and being, in h - b
I . . I -_ 2 .terms -similar to tho'se agree . upon on boi!er, sinking her in about threp minutes. � - t e village of. ,
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I . '� 1. light as soon as I was in bed, he left me. they were tried, convicted audexecuted. . I I � - I
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- � L � . the eapituldtion. ot General Lee, . . . ton cor- 16 the excitement attending the collision of . 0:3-- All persons not -connected with the inj by admessureaeut �oue hW acm of laud. lw I
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� I - � . t I found myselfin a room,- the exac7t coun- - - . .1 I � i .1 - the two boats, ma4� of the soldiers- became army are prohibited'fro � -the sarne more or Usti. being zmposs& of 4WV
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I � � . A Remarkable Dkeam. - upon himself the res nsibility of patching respondent.says.-tke clucstion will be sub. . . - , m goine to Mobile. . .
. . . 1erF4rt -of the one below, exceptitfg, that this , . � . TO , I 0. . . .panic stricken and, beyond the control'of dis. ' lots Dumbirs fifty --six and sixty-five, 4weig" 46
I one contained. a bedstead. Snorincr'oq the " . . . ted. to - the ratepsyers& .or that "- The residence of Chief Justice Cha *S(Md AM WeU � - --
I - I . 0 up an armistice with a, vi6w-to establish. ml� . 'O ad jumped ' . _ " Mary street, Oran . Ington, stred
.1 . Some ninety Years ago, there flourished in .. . - - . � I � - . . CitY-t - ; cipline'. sind seized plauka, &c.1 a is -now under the- care of a - in the 11i V*Utainlogtogejber�o
I � bed next the wall was &"man soine years 0 � . I - . � - military guisid yi1fsX0 Of -C, int011f -
. � . las,ow a club of young men, whicii from incp a basis for d return to peace. In fact day.-g[Leader. .. - . - . overboard,.,and many of them -were - - - � . * balfarre offs d ore - - , " -
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I If . I younger than myFelf. I cautiously broualit, P -, . � . . . . - - .as ar .
. . a fli& - � drdwiled. . Capt .H61mes-of the 3rd veteran . I a::)- The coasting trade of Chili will -be privilegeof tanking sufficient water tos"T"tio -
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, the light. to, bear on -lib. fnee. The'firstibing theextrernepro gacy of its members and the terms offerf -ci Johnston wereso'ver .
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i - deceived me whe. u- Le -bad told .me hiss6n was monly called the Hell Club. B'esiwdes their" favorable � that, the press of'the North, now �. . I � . the troops, and from a statement t0lade by of May. . � - .
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I I I - sick. I � . � ' - held bne contends' that t1te -tran ciion- � beaM.the � - Dr- A _POOK YOUNG MAN. . I him it appears the loss of lilie, as nearly I
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� He was undressed,. and wore on -his ni,, . � ey . � Notwithstanditig Sherman% Munder ing su
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� - I . -grand annual saturnalia, in.which each tried . an be aseertai i d at present,. will ,exceed twot will be viocirous I
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I I - . . -Let me introduce to land& and tenements.1 s6all-ofier for asli at
. � . - . ^ a- - �to excel the.other in drunkenness and blas- - � - I Pis' readers.of I The night was clear, but dark, there termination. . . . . . -
. phemy ; aiid n these occasions there. was no . � e'which,:it is fiftyg no mo offiee in the Court
- ainess crept over . . oic ' � Oy
4 A vague senmior. of une a Confederate f -asserted, the ftnal a 'younig genileman -rejoicilid, in bein oil.- It is inipossible to say at - Souse in the iows of Gtiasj�
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I � . - I . Anf. I iegretted. having intered the'house, 0 . ' ' d. hive'va tured or -de ' d - � . --a ijpmsent where the blame .for, this. dimter is to - , OF- Mosbyl the guerrills, - -h a '$50j060 Ich on Tuesday, the twenty �
and looked round -'the room for somiff menus star amongst them lwhosS' lurid li-Ait was he coul I Mhud ilay A -W Jolay.
'I � a . � a I p 800yd at the. ,name at the head .of this" article. He . . next, at the hour oftwelve of the ct#W, voon; - �
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4 6 . of exit. - . � more conspicuous than -that .bf yousig Me . '' . . .- -_ . I . rest. - . I . . ,-. . � worth of tobacict which he wants to exchinge . . � .
I I There was Only one door in the . any moment. The iddi,g;nat:.on_ of- the . an.instifutioq, if not a p6pular one; he bus, Nzw'YORK, April 26.-Advices-frcm New for greenbacks.' - . . . - . I J011N_-XX0D0,bTA1Z, -
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1: __ cr talents and A, handsome person, hid held out I at W, it, it h6 ha's no- " local habitadon,!� and bern to the 22nd are re6eived. . 0::�- -Wilson held Macon, G�.,on the 30th
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� site the door was a window. I -walked p to I .. � - . - . . , - I - - By S. FoLLoexp Depo - 11 ,
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I . , , -to peer into the r 'an's act� are' declared ' - and- n . - blushes unseen, an I Ira meetin was held alt.? but Cm prisoners vlaimed the bnl.tfit, c -f .- Sherifi-Is office 'Goik - h
i , . -eat promises in his baillood 'and raised 'Sh null , . I - d wastes drapedin mourning, d -a _ty Sheriff.
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. I . I � - I that day to give expression -the public sorrow the armistice. - ' ' . - - _. 22nd A I I
: I hopes which had been cOmpletely 'frustrated ordered to - a.qsdme the offetwive -its sweet s_k on' -the desert air,"' he - inig , - . - . .- . I 2 - - - -
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; I I � succeedid oing tent. 0 � unapprecistivo world,. were- he -not.immortst- their old proprietors, appear in mourning and moving for Ifie-reatorationol'North Caroli4a - . . -
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I : - I began to pre - I annual festival, Mr. -Archibald B..-, haiing credit -the te�egraph, Johnston has stolen . - to the Union. �1 . . - - �, I ' f JY -virtue - of a *M �0
1 -,, � , pate for' bed, ,tnd. had alieady . . . . a � - - - ' res dent " -
� i . ired to his bed, , dreamed the fi)1lowitig ize'd -iti solemn prose., Let's see, what our Lincoln was the beat friend tbi United Counties -0
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I I . taken off' my coa I hen I- fan. .ret - - � . _. : � . . . - �0 e flower iend Tiffica looks like : Hi' 1:0yu tpb C:J- Placards are posted all over New York Hu , Fied Facias isipsoilons I
. , - i I . dream : .1 . � po - . . . . - � young .fr s Phir. I had, and that the South suffiers wore in
I - . cled I heard a step'oh the stairs. imme- . f his army, to*. South' Carolina, ev as � I w'th the irords II.Deatk to TraituMll slattike, .to wit.- Mer Wiestra .
- � - - r * -mounted ,c) his death than thei North. The ratification. If" I - Cou"y
diatel extin-aished . the' .Iig* 11 He fancied that be himsel was I . is by no means intellectual,. except in his own Court of.the,United Counties of Huron &ad lk
. y a lit, and waited - - en - . . I . abolishing no mori'parley,l &e. -
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� 1. with breathless anxiety; the d on a favorite horse that -he al*ways rode, and � Lee is -said to have -sent off his best men h I of the 'constitutional amendment . . _ � and.to me -directed .against the Ian& **a lo!t� -
- ooir faintly' - - �. . I .� i - estimation� e has -a blighip - 'very,, slight, - I
. I � that he was proceeding towards- his o,wn . . . . - . " slavery is regarded as certain,. rhe -desire t76 - 0:�- Mr. Vandelhoff has written an ode on mehU of Charles Kfaiks At- dw � 24ft of 'the .
, .6pened, and the uncle icautiously tnrust for- . . . I before his capitulation,. or whilst its terms is - ' 4' muotache-his- liair is`parted return t the Unio ' � .
, � _� . house, (then a country seat embow-ered- with : . - gingery . . . . q . . n appears general through- the assatisination of Mr. - Unc6iD CorpdtationoftheTownship ofAilifield IhaT&
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- - -w" his he*&, In the glo in of i e chamber - -state.; . - - . I seized and taken in-executi6k all
. he could not perceive me; and finding the trees and situated upon a -bill, it , entirel ' were 'under- considenition. The hero of down the middie-the space - betwee he . : . ca Is " Treason"s 31aaterpAece.7-' the light, title ,
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I built over by ,he city)i when a stranger. whom - I
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� light extinguished, I suppone. he thought I yesterday, if he -reads (he. publio'� po us orbi and the roots ofhis odoriferous 9 #:Jp- The d*ntists-o !Znd -atid P tie" are - w" halfut lot aumber seven in the 0141 ciii;
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. : . � very *Softly ,the darkness of the' night prevented him __ . " - . rehead is ing large quantities idf-tdith� 16m 'the mssioii Eastern Division of '*e.tOAaahiJP of
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. . tly seeing suddenly seized will iee' in them- a -rest t at 4" unlo . - I propositions.; - - . American battle fields.
� 6 . and descendcd the mirs -as ' I distin.c s 0. I, I � .1 '; u MI massive � I
� - . . I a - in exclaming J -You mutt - with me.' : complimenta or worse. ; He is accused not inarred by an Psee Y , �I!W- The steamer Columbia' briogs Havana . . hundred actes, which-J&a&aW ten*
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; : V I was now worked no the highest pitch o � � . ' -his teeth are as, shiny - with prof. Chris Is advices to the 24th. - The intelligence of the t:)F- Another fiae loe WAS ofier,for sale at my offwe in the. Coiw moves *
11 I f i And who are you ?'- exclaimed the Young of having boen - all along -too ldnder of � - ,% ty I . .omoelve turned , in
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� 11 I - . truggled to It So"Zodout as rm. g Vran'ch Calis are-- ask2asm I - of Augue next, ,at tie bout at twelve of I
was -_ a rebels" and. their pr6 erty' slai6 and , - much ex , - nt St* Chailes. - - -
I . I � .. I � I .�4 of' " beat'cake blackinty.7 . About7his delicate citement and cast a deep gloom . � � . I
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. � . lonely situation -the inquisitive questions of i you will know that by and by,' returned' otherwim, aind th ' i it . . � .0 . - American, residents, By way of Afatilmor" wo are h.appy to hesi,that the Lock - - DON4LD
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I - � __ . - . � . throat is wrapped a neat but not gaudy. paper it was iiported that C-ortill" had 0::�a .
� - , the men below. There was no possible means , declared - . ii6;41i.* IL
- r - � . the other in a todd-that excited unaccoun. insinuation afloat . that,he is ,at.hOar - collar-, and �over that again a- nice' -colored ,agaiust the em ire. , _ Out in the Tion Astrieto of EhSlaud has ter B 9 POLLOCK,
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� . - -anod . . - p thin 'half rebel himself. - The &W York si�art (1 think they call �� it) ra . Itened, -with a - I I minated satisfactOrily. - ' i , Mrs 08ce, Godgmk, - -
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. the room in which. they were seated e ' pe, tut - .. _ -
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. each a course I knew would be perfect mad- in vain. 'However fast the animal flew, the 'Herald, which sang loudly in bb prai-se a gold. pin w'a'shed whb� brass.. 'His.' vest is of, - a Garden I I 4
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, determined. twwait the denoisment ard tried in few days ago, says in its issue,ofTues&y the 11 gorseousestIt and is -not pald -for yet. I . I . . - I -
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- . I - S he ezppcted, he t himself fs1ling-v falling, General Sherman . hu ,spoiled a great to a gra " . � . isme - Capt. Andean, -from lAverpool at, eleven * Muron as -ruce., " IriCUFSP*jWfta 4)Vt
.., fiat passed betwee en they Mw . - -,C::)- Ina few. weeks. it * confidgatly' exo , T,� Wit _r . � -Miftlyte 'COM44
, I . - athe men,wh failing still, as if through ,'the bowels of the - J. to which -am attached -I charms " in the shape o'eloelk, a mq of'the 15tit, via Queenstown coted. that Great Brii 3a Aind'Auatralia wA Chanc,ery.s of Her .
I . . - I . name by a great blun4ar. " Wit& Genei. . , . I � &I I nd I* M Affected 6gawd "*Aasillii
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-=y gold watch, I musi confess: that the- effort ground-. - - - ' " of little. sh;l1@,'4c- ' &a., Ilia pantaloons on- 16th, arrived, bere'llit five o'clock -this within 22 ilours_of each other, by leti- and tene r mats owl Ja ePord. Edward Atknoter
� I was a.fallure. . And thou the thod ,lit sudden - . � r, ientont, assitining thi i�thciii�j of ille . . . � % I - I . - .
- eing . � . �, .,. belong to the pog le fisp� lady killer evening_i . . I . . - es"Irad William Stastako -me,
. ., - At len,gth, it, period - b Put 'to th!ir Presia i9p,,-doub ' witb-61 passengers for this port� and graph. John Mccuinli
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. ly� struck - - mysterious descent. he f�uudbioreath to inquire . . I i . . 62 for Boston , Her dates -are three days , . defendents, at the suit of hlai�f Ann Ford &X �
coxnized me, he Would n6ver let me les*e mation in Missouri- h - ' uasion-and-a g "Irly-tied up to the ep A- Secessionist was killed - on the lake by John Mitchell the younger hersixtrIk"'. .
- . of his companion, wh - i , e committed a per$ . . re re . *
I - . - O was still by b.is side, I I 'later thati'those already receifed. , - . i
- That place alivie. � Five - lonj minuites PiLL"d 'whither they were " oine. �-, Where am I ? blunder; when General Hunter under- b9d-'post at night lost they should oil loose street of Wiashingtou on 8 tturday, for is Plaintiff, 1 have strized andtaken in .exem"
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. awiti, &W I heard nothing som -dam L to. -the landlord's crocii. -intense excitement in England but it arrived I - d '
� I � . Where are you taking me,?-'. hesexelgimed. -took the same experiment in South -0 -and do e agge' -
I . � - silight fleshed before my windoir�. Iwentto � A - . Cam . ...� 1, .. . . I Lincoln. , - 11 � . ant in and to theAmth halt aflat jt*iniwre-wn .. __
. I 4 To Hell V replied the strange�_.- a-nd lina he was guilty . 'of the same fbily, and ery. His cost, or'-�aliide. garment, -is. com- too late to admit of the papers gederally cow- � - - . ,in the fourth concessio Vr
� digging in - . � Stephen. in The -county of Huroij, wiiwx As&
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1 - the garden. I witched him wifli earger . . I - . . I . C-1 � . I I -shall o4er for safe at my Aw I
I . - . war - belt. all r bad osed 66m the 13th -to the l7th, the bnel of the 80th Foot,4s dead. -He 'entered and tenemen
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V i ion �tbree feet Crund. . " Atleaph a li,,ht appeafed, which soon the * I . I . ., until they are open. , - in Egypt and the Peninsula. -- ot twelve *1 the cloe 'zoon . -$*be J** ,
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. . I . .- - 0% . pleats. ThAC i' a Mint. 'Vi6turo of � ', The &ndonJUily News say that the-irmy. 11 Why Bridge . 40HN MACDONALD -- I
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4 Ing my rupe. . � ,;' gress ; bu , 0 sai h ' 4unklrew- who . . -
. - .1 I and- groans,.*nd lamentingsi which -the. te I � hermah, in his North Adolphus. 'You "ve atet himlor.io_ me of his of Virginia, so long.. deemed invincible, the wished to rally ilie-glet, lot theamusement of 11y,S. I suris H. Z B, .
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''I , � � . . . . I now -felt certain that the youal man , had, rified traveller -expected %60 heai,'there was- Car6-lina, peace 11 uem'orandum- 1' .'seizes ide, We -hope, the centre, the, citadel of the I POL1.00K Do t 811toriL
I I . . beert I*ft in the - � a . - ur toiins7itir cities. - � her company, upon the fantasti - sheriffts =X= , ,
; - . - . � - �Iescape. - Batt determined --.to satisfy m ' ' , that Toil. hR" .vilfted, and can -supply for i N 25th April. I ,wit
. . . 4 . Yselfif he'found himself.at the entrance.of a superb .'and.- Con'ress, - find sets -them -both ailde' I I _. shattered. 'The Davis' governmelit is MOW You're qiiite an artist; how . . I .
� --- - such were thafacfounaL .topenedthedoor In ,� '. yourself any deficielieps in my 4urried descrip. I . did you'do it?"
I . building,- far exceeding any -he had seen con-- He'dow-this too not upon- one measure -tion. � - L grant 'and ftwitive. :Ric - hmo.nd, which of Indade, mum, it was - myself that did ivs z SHEMY'SBALB-AF: LAXM
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! . - . . all on earoi but was carried on � . by whom he is set -down as half muff and the rov-sined among - the cotton plantatiolii � I - . - � I # � I Huron and Bruo*,IB Fieri� Fseiw/_A@q*
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founded, for -the absconding clerk -sat beside utter. , ppy,, but he is, or f6tica
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. "business, doubtless thought be was dolin- -9 - � I I I r 0 � It all ifs .old t_enaei and done vonsiderable-doy in supplyirig co .
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. well, and that hisTame as a leader in war 1 . 1. - broken venation, -when a very plutop, ,b '
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t - � I agaia took my position at, ihe,iwind'aX!-R_' bore his brutal rider through the excitements would be enlarged -by his glojy, "maker 9 -ac . . ' lad ' -a 'k -to lot � .
. . . -Fire minutes more of- agorAlzinap suspense of-& gotided chase ; themoTor the midnight . Y L * is in worried y. made -_ remar
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� ! I ensued. I had ui�tbio" wi't'h whic'h' to defend I bowl. the intemperate Still drawled oul . � for � I I 'via obld feet. SurelT."' said Of InIft I*Wethip 40fBMCC,-oORt9isiegAQ0Ao"J
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, , , A sudden calmness now took possession ' a I . nd bus blut'r'ed h1l the triumphs of his sword. Having but'litt � - - . . ' I - hUron,-Jn said county .of Bruce, ,iimtsialuff S4 .
t - - of gambler plied forever his.7endleu game, a - - le bmins,'he.ddes not require anni cold feet ?-1 .Amid .an wful p I
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I , . m!- I "a Ose it --was the calmness of des!. the Sialrea of Mammon toil throuch -eternity He is a great- -soldier h. fine scholar 8 to wrAste much tialo'cia-thieir cultivation. 'Ile, burn New'Yokk enjed in, nothing but an c0atively AUNWer64, '6 Yes.A' I a 'r sale Rimy sirlee in the Court House -in-tiketows -
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,_Yl dear, and ,J, turned over a bundred- plans to L of earth paled ,before that which now met e capitol in flamek and decamped. own I" . I I ri
pi � . . . i . .1posed the vulnerable -. heel of "Achilles, - ' . . -
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. "Gale I soon perceived that b -her a bees of this heavy . : . ., - � __ -
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I . uncle. and hap run off, chuckling at his success. By S. pot.r.ocl, t r. .
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. i, . ___ old acquaintan�es whom he knew to be dead; . � . I � . � � �_ � _ - he haft - one'.) his emrriage,.41ten not ctecupie4l blow will be looked i' with intense ,anxiety 1GGG"*':_1e , .
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I i vatered the houw again. I expected - everT reli' ved of ,the presence of his- unwelcome .pular - A I - a ,'Magga. would- a ' *- Mi' - I " � $,-w It SAM n g a _ X �GAII GE ,
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� J, - and rA&d*L Up My mind to sell iny I;fe as dear frien Egg---�A Dream Fanatasy i' Out of the : who it. pre I rived them from iQdboarg j! few dayi before "'
4 1 d, Mrii. D.i whom he saw sitting, as had- , 9 . pared to- entee. LiWs vast - areas, ---,The London I imes has an edlitorial. ro,iret. a' ' 1
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I . - p en r w:)nt on earth, absorbed 61 'loo - eager and willing to strivei.foriume prile that ting'that thii peuple'of Melbourne should � . . 16 ISHARES At ANCHORS, . --- 11
I" . . . . Sea; Afy -Student Life at 40wyl - The I . � - . �
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. � .- requesting her to rest from. the game and L the possessing. - - - - b h, I ly, m i I hy with the . Gzx. 1: TO VISIT I HiNALTOX.-:-If * -
� L ", � . . rst time -Ahat th -'Ice and E * . the . kave displayid a - 0 mu - PA � -
_ . . - L - now perceivid for the fi L- Grave by the. Lake squimaux. "f - i - � I
. i le_ introduce him to the pleasures' of the place _ - I - 9 beautyand purity ofAdolphas' hands eri the Shenindoihi who iiere enzared LIS re : I . .
1. � . - lig'htfrow below penetrated thrtitlik -several io . . V. L . . . I . that Alhis iows . not, neither doth he �in' the destruction' . of ships . .- - , ported i'a the city .
I - wh h appeared,to be very unlike what 'he Xotis% of a Pianist. III.; Diploptacy prove . _'that Gen. Robert E. Lee
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Ohicks in the floor-- I laY down On the had eipectedi and indeed un extremely ofthe Itevolatio - .- s the drone of the social hive-- errands of pea" -to their -ports. , - I ed. mwdw�
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w - _ ground and looki,ig through on.e'af the cracks ageeabli:one. But with a i g I I a nonproducer,', and, sfingular to rel4te, ho , The Times h-gs an atficle strongly condemn oracy, him' ' ind"on -that h4 will . - ----"-- X -
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sound that, I could- perceive everj ' . . gles'
� � Fthing 111-AhO 'she answered that there was no peace in bell, Doctor J61ms. IV. ; The OhimneyaCor- .1 arrive in Hassawn next week, for the :t UNDBU 4mpd by-Virtso,of a Powqw of.
. . I . . I I I .. eems.to prosper end -fatten while thi .real ing the conluct of Judge Smith, of, Montrea,� I. I I 'i ., , , � ,
apartment. On* of the men was sharpening pose ofpayiag-a brief visit to it new contat in a eel
- t . _ I - -and that they must forever toil lit those very ner. .V. ; .Needle anti Gatden.n T-, .. Cas. ,workers can hardly,- by- the anverest toil, keep for his' ill-considered and dangerous charge � . u;4 -Wu *Ortgass .11 �
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1 � he. � �,._ S �..i, - - � Itive -residiril, here. If the, announcement Thomas B. Van y and-
- , a large knif& on a. grindstone, iind it was this �plessurea; and innunierable-vo-ce's- echoed tie'a; F t Policy; Re- the'walf from their docirs.: 'With all his Plirade, ,bri the saWJect of the St. Alban's raiderill. " ,
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. - that made ths, puril-ug -sound which. .I had through the interminatile vaults, -I there is no . I - and bluster,' and loud sweaniag, , g AL.Thiers,declared him. Ifadverse to the - - 14* At' Oetl- of.the Town of God* mmeh, in C."My -At
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. . I jffeLfeltlho edge, and finding it sharp - iWrary Notices, '�Tickfior & riffies'accomplishas littl * , receiv by oi I 10i
I I - peace in bell 11 while throw;ng -open his vest, views and Li � e. - He ' eral will be cordially i od'' mi'citizensj Zurail, .ForwardaM. ,of dWfird I
. - coulame" unliy� 0 Jtalyf- '113 -which be says lbere, is . - .
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- enough - discontinued his employment.- each dis' os - bosom. an everburnins Fields, Boston. We have also Our V ", .�, il& bi;mwWng danger and ho utility - to - Fraricei ,, He - as. I
� . - � Cl odin his f 14L li*yeils cle;k iqcf 6 * - rt Gibbons, of
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; . - they said, were- the -pleasu drinks ttiihind.i bar-he'dasbes -off ai'&�`mer-. (ended the Paial goveirdment and. favo ` 'by the FAquires of second 111rhWit
They then began to couverse. I could I hew fisme. Such, I , . military-- geni deve 004 and i
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� � - sivery word they said. . I . . I �� a . � reu*-an American war.- 27ma. 1. * ' ' � 2151 so" I
. was llo.*.V their arry,&- fortune, puts alliance witb Austria. The debate. was -ad. - . . :edui sol
. offiell ; their choice an .earth, . chanN clerk, seeks to = . I xOnsage was. . :
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I - . . deteetivet said the uncle. . - . horror this scene- insp-red, his con'ductor re- -with interesting - matter. . - .. - Buiraloi Yei� Adolphus. is- -known to the w :POPOV01119111111S to'Canada,, Wolferstaq Thomssi'd -6-0 ilkid T of -
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I I it is tiertain he must die then. I suppose heLvaid-t-Remembertin- yearandwdaywe . .1 I or perfwner--who is -not to bs'persuadid in ' roe � mod SUIL 4"Md , �4j
. 11 . . -9. � . Res -ort- , - I - . � to " A. talogwii from Ro says --it 'is asserted J , Cus, � ,
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- he has Plenty Of m0noy with hi besides his meet &,a -in.' � , Ff 4 7ort of (1�,
w gold watch.' . - � . . I . ___ _,; , .,-, ..., ,��. .. � . that tho Count Do Satalges will -shortly be like Pope will come America. ond'ilialke (def&u1t h^vin - been ma& id'jhg I �
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% At itis -crisis of his. dream,. the. sleeper - A ge-ntleinsurosiding. in Detroiti, -who h his 141ittle bills'." .. I - *withdrawn from Ro�@,.aud that .France' -will Montmai his I
I - � - I Yes he must be well Prori �; � - I - I � � � � . � . future resilience, letters writ. � ; ---
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� .I. ded wi h fun'lar awoke, evirish and ill - ' I . is. and is 47frierld to . , � . only be ivptt46nted by a Secretary Of 'Lo * Aen in that city have found their wxy into mout tberoodf - 0!
I MA his business - here is evidently to urest f - . . -himself paid lis miny visi . . .
I . . ,the effecti 0 his dream cr his previous orgies, I -_ Although it is somewhat iiTelevant - to- the ti4A u til t 'e difficulti ' served oi� 91 tioll "titled to , ,
. - I . - . . . a b es of Rdme are'settl:r-' r .
� ae. . � .the Euglish'iteimpapertt expressing a similar al - I
- . he unwell'as- to be obllia�d t,0 Zeep GodeAch has written and p4blished the f9119 ' li6i speak o the _ The � i - J*9dsW.)' im - . -
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't � eral d a, - which period 'he ing letter, which. ape . fo�.'itself:�a ;
. y 0 1 1 . r yd.ullpr lady who has put in �priut her good Times thitt this dis -
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- . - d'in a resolution to abandon � � I . I 1. � I I I is a- soot wl -cc, ,ft, I -_
, Sam' said the uncle. . ' had time. to ma a . opinion
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- . the club and his licentious companions alto. suggestive of the advantages the wouldaccrue ladies I That is ,happiness . Will bl�qe in the streets was suddenly 6ispersed liontrealls, visit to -Ron* mrj* V -
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� � Tbe'alwk isagited-hideoul I th ht . - . (;Suj:g Of XCWUY-'w-lirlt is ,a6d .
'_� Ong - flocked around kim, -bent - on recovering so to 4n.g. that skirt Ike 'ea& hbrie � � of - Lake ,Will you ask whither she likes tosit.--butte-red We'Oasin was killed.. -Anothbr gentleman th&t Bipbog Boa - * .
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'Ai mid -the valuable at member to theit: society ., -a ?, If say our tast are-� similar, who'was wounded died in � a fesr,- min 'q)- - - to - Maika . - - - - -
I , or - shall . . , ;. and Huron, From Saginaw Chicago and Sarni _on both sidL es Of ,
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Upplow. - . . P 11.11 , _" -1 11 - lit"- not obtain a di tisati6w-'fross *tbi # is . - .
f I - having wirung 4rom, him a confession'of the r,ucb communicatio, a - , - it " she *17 Poor 791WOil 4*1 - fifteen erect Cathol . . - a" . On -Abe sqm � mud V*wA ... .
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� I - � I up for sevend_ye&*'4qt' heboaf-du . � me 0.)re - to tl6e followft . 9W%
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. , e- ah .t thil latter inight;*14sk in i --Aiiiont 14,11shin6of'A woun'do,id; so or lium sti't .. The - tl�&t IN authorities Ofliaisl- Unliversity who * - -
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I * I you know, lit* &est. supposed appeared' to them eminently: route (the Bru�4yh 11. �fo beoutiful wim '- In love 7 �':` . - . . Sixtem undivided,wMir" or?". -
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! - - Z . Wton ; =4 above . all them again, resumed his old course of habits, her trips* to this city is what is really oeeded. Montreal for Dublin -via Portland on Thuts- ---There W been -no corn- market since the - - - '� 4:� ,low 111119- at !he 'Pt*t - ,
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; i - in -Y ,of Washington wled. -Brimmlouffs - , , .
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� V* fut ad** I ,"y turned b,m over to found himself with -his 7 glass in his hand, It L. -1 - � 746 P, - _ � ___�nd_ ate_ - �. I - WN %dim 1. I ; � in' -say.
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4 . I V. - P, put it on nit ovi Wad. - - 1114 I Gentlemen, ibis being I it 4& A I= U�91VJEIQ 0 -.1 - L , op,
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f ; liandood � ,place'of sUmmer M . The town a si.tuatpti -stiother --baby. � This f�ct:, has . evdnif
L I I Y laid"myself in bit place new tl* Ac., - 40. � - Ilk werds, strilik , - * _ I . .
, . � . � . L 611 the 'Young diri�ctly�� f %=, i6d_,-8-NM10#1l6-1 -, � -- Ric lmoud:ji "& ut6eisal took he- . 41, , Al , -4 -, 1W4WW:, ,
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, I Mau. The "T of the . tie utes was, . -1 �&rui&.L . A ' ' IL 'this; I my*riom and almost, "Mi.. ,I I - - to -day,.' The . � br-lritss.i6t the, %ranck or aw Bank � - _�_ __
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Till* at six o'clock, but I Puppose I mistook falt his hand passing over my head -it rested the road side, about half way ons influience, and to pecularly favorable to percent; closing at 23 to 25, wbile the Fede. , &&�.
. I for I have been wandering about on my shoulder. 0 agony of agontes, It grazing I . ftited Statils. t Nsft MIDertifimcnIx.
the rQ4 - 0 between tie city and Mr. B's house. wbilet a any form of billions disease. , ..W%...�.-.%,�%%-.,�%��--��.".�— �.~~ rai securities exhibit a decided improvemen
the woodB ever since.' had found out my ran, and wits about to kill few yards off lay the corpse of his m4ster. Thare are good fiscil itiet; for hunting, fishing BAN FRANcisco, April 25. The military 111. Central shams 63 iO 64 i. FWe 36i to 37 ; I ,-"�,�,,��-1-�.%N�-%'%.�%%�-%-,.,.",.�.,%�w
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�_. said the uncle with a Q of leer. perspiration. storyi it is no fiction; the circumstand" latter amusements. The speckled brook trout and Caluss, ceitnties for rejoicing- at the as..
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F,�e I You do not belopg to this part of the Suddenly -1 heard a heavy thud on the bed, happened as here related; and an account.of of New England are fonnd in all the streams sassination of President Lincoln. Upon the judge's ruling Ju the ca of the St. Albans
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I No,' I replied, I I am from the State of was still. The blow had been struck, and I were bought up by the family ; two or three unfrequently take the cars for-Goderich, with Greeuralley,. jalena, a number of secession- I
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� Vir mia.' - was not the victim. A pause of some mo- however were preserved, and the narrative special reference to the fishing kiducements ists met to rejoice over the event. I .
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I %st is your business V -� � ments ensued, and then I heard the uncle has been reprinted.. I res"ntedid ,. * - troops was sitivio break up the meeting but 1TOn.-The Paris correspondant of the Globe MWOMMAD f XWX -
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- I I am collector for a ho,use in Aichmond.' he t e hotel nicely located near the as they approached, the ringleaders
- I I should have. taken you- for a Yankee,' body - of the unfortuivoite Bi:f in a.sheet, and . - ,bank of the laka, the- British Exchange on secessionists fortified' themselves in a house Lot encouragement to the typographic work. . . ; rOKSof 00
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- said Aw ' e U It,##,, '§ j911. I the public square, and the Huron hotel, are and fired at the soldiers, woinding two of shop of Clichy, wliere a nuniber -of feipale I
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I No,. indeed,' I replied, with an attempt to had no sooner left the house, than. - I leaped -A a. all three -good houses, allrarding substandiil' them. The fire was repturned by the soldiers compositors are empldyed� tbere' 'being, no � - � - otrAWOMAW40
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smile. . out of bed and ran to the window. They A) I fare at very moderate prices --say 85 per and several of the secebsionists were wounded, longer on the par; of the printing operaityes "W.A.Mala
The un6i .e and nephew now left the room, had evidently not discovered their mistakey — -.-- - . — week Canadian furids. : V,--&-.P:E1::�A1
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� and I could hear them whisper to -ether in for the body -was already in the .-rave pre ar- - � lace is accessible by raiLvia The Grand The ship Bacchante for Hong Kong takes in :thvir craft. Iter M * t -to k the moat OTA, To.,� 144 .4**hs4l6
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the next apartment.' Still I did n ic I for it, and they were fill ing it I 6- T.T.11ke ana Buffido and Lakelfuron Railways, a 3mill tits: - -
J� - o t feet aVy ed a ' GODERICH. G. .',V.l APRIL, 28, 1865. , � rter of a million of dollars. livelTintereat In -altthe,detailsof the prdgress, . . - � .
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f- - ct 3 . . . . c 0 morning Vilgiv YoiiKp April 26. -The steamer tj and tried her own hand, not only at case� but
-tlueasiness,lor I relied on theta 'ibaulwa I lost not a moment to put on the rest of - --- - th'e ars liaiin,; this c'ity - in tlie early A el AILAFUMLS, SATC"Im
unknown to the absconding clerk. Tfiey my clothes, anJ creeping ouietly downstairs, � � got througli at hajf-past -threp P. M- iFwg- from Fansuief 16th inst., has arrived. ��Be- in th-6- other aepartmetits or-minipfilaiiOn. . - EL-EM-Ni-
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.-_ 0 four dollars, greenba � is also a yond the circulation of idle rumors of fresh The result of her Petformance was a stanza 0=1 —
I . soon returned to the apartment where I sat * esc,T6,d through the- front door. I ran an A REPVTAT]ION SPOILIE. . cks. There
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- . said' thit uncle as he entere(t; I ifyou-will not ri--ht road. - great y . - In w . -distant 160 ' suspense, I no - truck off on � the 2 z t March. 1 1566, .by the - . CONCRITitt4i, ;� . Im -
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- . mind aseeping with a son- of mine yoil can Parkville. I roused the. whole village, and " 'and a militar leader m , ay, *J miles. -. While many perso . A's, perhaps the. From Central Ame-ica we lea.' that the' .
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! . 1, ofcourse- im � mediately consented glail large party of Wen - i . mmediately set Uff for Much fame, and -at last suffer the extreme . . I . - . f casion, of her visit. to The print- I I P ,
� . I � . . I - places of interest oil Lake 'Superiort..it in. mala, - was expected and a crisis was e ted, ing press of the famous Robert Etienne. I'- And various other artie"
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- ,- Poor General 'Sherman notwithstanding sam ,,and for life, with Dower to name his'succeslor. - . BUZAM
__ - After 4 pause Of& few minutes, I pulled When ive entered the house. we found the - . ) � .within reach. of telegiaph and the railroad.. . I � I � Goderich Aprit28-11M, -- — --
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. I . oe upied by- the uncle and his- " uAparailele'd " 'march across a cOun- And;as there are* no I Per passport mstric. Chi - In - It was thought Carrera's death . .
. . . I out my watch,- and imid I -should K -e to go to front room still c . . 1. . I . I . ong ulmu . . - . I -
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bed. I noticed at ther time significent looks ne-pliew. try unMended by -troops, and his glorious . n I I rl . I — I
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I I - . -uncle and inepliew wheri. deally pale,and I really believed they thou -tit . . fr' iendshili rapidly-,- devel ing,'no national 6w his,slaims to the Presidential chair. � � . -
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. - - � they saw my watch. It was a fine gold one- that'I'had risen from the grave, for t ha - . considerations should = adirersely on - � I . - . - . � -_ L-
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I ated Id himself the Vi6h _o 4 those w oBelieve. that Ahe a.To ' 'L are stiu 0 to-
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-&-live, they assumed an time is not very far off when, throqZh the con w& convalescence. - I I
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� � . . the uncle. I You will have the -goodness not arrest the clerk for'the bank robbery. Their and the judiciary. of the United States,. will wiihto unite her destiny. with ours., . part� of"whoul were exchanged and paroled Cobd ' - � Freri Faclaslor rmdae, . 0,
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- . si0owed me to a room up stairs ; it was the It was'shocking -to see th-a unele's sapony voted upon theAuestion WLhether Dutliia�x on oard a uard of some crossed the Mia3iiiiiipoi Rl '' *
. � " - 0 quently, when a'fe:w 'days a -or Ge' ral .. . . ." picket boat and had. bi 9 Tor.i - � - in s2ecutieft
"I . only. habitable sleeping ioom iti the house, when he' discovered- that his son. had Ueen . - 1, tie . w slen. The Massachusetts struck the . - thG following propert .
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- I . -ohnston. evinced -a desire to'surrende . - certain Parcel or trait of land a 11 . .
% , - . . her otthe crii -i . -prohibitory bill should become la in that twenty I . -1 - 8:JFa Kirby Smith is disband his - Y I all and . i a&
I . , and was situated over that, in which '-we hatt.murdered. '_Nei�t ninals attem t, J . - . - r on . , - . . Black Diamond on the port side, near the I - lug , &my, nA .- , .
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I . '� 1. light as soon as I was in bed, he left me. they were tried, convicted audexecuted. . I I � - I
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� I - � . t I found myselfin a room,- the exac7t coun- - - . .1 I � i .1 - the two boats, ma4� of the soldiers- became army are prohibited'fro � -the sarne more or Usti. being zmposs& of 4WV
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I � � . A Remarkable Dkeam. - upon himself the res nsibility of patching respondent.says.-tke clucstion will be sub. . . - , m goine to Mobile. . .
. . . 1erF4rt -of the one below, exceptitfg, that this , . � . TO , I 0. . . .panic stricken and, beyond the control'of dis. ' lots Dumbirs fifty --six and sixty-five, 4weig" 46
I one contained. a bedstead. Snorincr'oq the " . . . ted. to - the ratepsyers& .or that "- The residence of Chief Justice Cha *S(Md AM WeU � - --
I - I . 0 up an armistice with a, vi6w-to establish. ml� . 'O ad jumped ' . _ " Mary street, Oran . Ington, stred
.1 . Some ninety Years ago, there flourished in .. . - - . � I � - . . CitY-t - ; cipline'. sind seized plauka, &c.1 a is -now under the- care of a - in the 11i V*Utainlogtogejber�o
I � bed next the wall was &"man soine years 0 � . I - . � - military guisid yi1fsX0 Of -C, int011f -
. � . las,ow a club of young men, whicii from incp a basis for d return to peace. In fact day.-g[Leader. .. - . - . overboard,.,and many of them -were - - - � . * balfarre offs d ore - - , " -
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, the light. to, bear on -lib. fnee. The'firstibing theextrernepro gacy of its members and the terms offerf -ci Johnston wereso'ver .
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i - deceived me whe. u- Le -bad told .me hiss6n was monly called the Hell Club. B'esiwdes their" favorable � that, the press of'the North, now �. . I � . the troops, and from a statement t0lade by of May. . � - .
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I I I - sick. I � . � ' - held bne contends' that t1te -tran ciion- � beaM.the � - Dr- A _POOK YOUNG MAN. . I him it appears the loss of lilie, as nearly I
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� - I . -grand annual saturnalia, in.which each tried . an be aseertai i d at present,. will ,exceed twot will be viocirous I
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I I - . . -Let me introduce to land& and tenements.1 s6all-ofier for asli at
. � . - . ^ a- - �to excel the.other in drunkenness and blas- - � - I Pis' readers.of I The night was clear, but dark, there termination. . . . . . -
. phemy ; aiid n these occasions there. was no . � e'which,:it is fiftyg no mo offiee in the Court
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4 A vague senmior. of une a Confederate f -asserted, the ftnal a 'younig genileman -rejoicilid, in bein oil.- It is inipossible to say at - Souse in the iows of Gtiasj�
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I � . - I . Anf. I iegretted. having intered the'house, 0 . ' ' d. hive'va tured or -de ' d - � . --a ijpmsent where the blame .for, this. dimter is to - , OF- Mosbyl the guerrills, - -h a '$50j060 Ich on Tuesday, the twenty �
and looked round -'the room for somiff menus star amongst them lwhosS' lurid li-Ait was he coul I Mhud ilay A -W Jolay.
'I � a . � a I p 800yd at the. ,name at the head .of this" article. He . . next, at the hour oftwelve of the ct#W, voon; - �
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4 6 . of exit. - . � more conspicuous than -that .bf yousig Me . '' . . .- -_ . I . rest. - . I . . ,-. . � worth of tobacict which he wants to exchinge . . � .
I I There was Only one door in the . any moment. The iddi,g;nat:.on_ of- the . an.instifutioq, if not a p6pular one; he bus, Nzw'YORK, April 26.-Advices-frcm New for greenbacks.' - . . . - . I J011N_-XX0D0,bTA1Z, -
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1: __ cr talents and A, handsome person, hid held out I at W, it, it h6 ha's no- " local habitadon,!� and bern to the 22nd are re6eived. . 0::�- -Wilson held Macon, G�.,on the 30th
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� site the door was a window. I -walked p to I .. � - . - . . , - I - - By S. FoLLoexp Depo - 11 ,
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I . , , -to peer into the r 'an's act� are' declared ' - and- n . - blushes unseen, an I Ira meetin was held alt.? but Cm prisoners vlaimed the bnl.tfit, c -f .- Sherifi-Is office 'Goik - h
i , . -eat promises in his baillood 'and raised 'Sh null , . I - d wastes drapedin mourning, d -a _ty Sheriff.
�. - 't it, and endeavored . I I � . - I ,he as ma, y a rose . - ,,,,v,,,. rip .
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. I . I � - I that day to give expression -the public sorrow the armistice. - ' ' . - - _. 22nd A I I
: I hopes which had been cOmpletely 'frustrated ordered to - a.qsdme the offetwive -its sweet s_k on' -the desert air,"' he - inig , - . - . .- . I 2 - - - -
I darkness, but could'd:stinguish n6thing. - -is sternly. . ''lit � -1 �wd�
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- I tried to, reasoa awny my fo .by his iubsi-quent reckless dio-sipationsi I . � .. . , . . !for the death of President Lincoln. The
reboditigN and . . . i . Om- � .. - Numberi of Stite-representatires are - -
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; I I � succeedid oing tent. 0 � unapprecistivo world,. were- he -not.immortst- their old proprietors, appear in mourning and moving for Ifie-reatorationol'North Caroli4a - . . -
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I : - I began to pre - I annual festival, Mr. -Archibald B..-, haiing credit -the te�egraph, Johnston has stolen . - to the Union. �1 . . - - �, I ' f JY -virtue - of a *M �0
1 -,, � , pate for' bed, ,tnd. had alieady . . . . a � - - - ' res dent " -
� i . ired to his bed, , dreamed the fi)1lowitig ize'd -iti solemn prose., Let's see, what our Lincoln was the beat friend tbi United Counties -0
t and waistcoat, wl . - amarchu nhimbymovin-offth . - . - ` I ton alld.nruce, _I
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I I . taken off' my coa I hen I- fan. .ret - - � . _. : � . . . - �0 e flower iend Tiffica looks like : Hi' 1:0yu tpb C:J- Placards are posted all over New York Hu , Fied Facias isipsoilons I
. , - i I . dream : .1 . � po - . . . . - � young .fr s Phir. I had, and that the South suffiers wore in
I - . cled I heard a step'oh the stairs. imme- . f his army, to*. South' Carolina, ev as � I w'th the irords II.Deatk to TraituMll slattike, .to wit.- Mer Wiestra .
- � - - r * -mounted ,c) his death than thei North. The ratification. If" I - Cou"y
diatel extin-aished . the' .Iig* 11 He fancied that be himsel was I . is by no means intellectual,. except in his own Court of.the,United Counties of Huron &ad lk
. y a lit, and waited - - en - . . I . abolishing no mori'parley,l &e. -
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� 1. with breathless anxiety; the d on a favorite horse that -he al*ways rode, and � Lee is -said to have -sent off his best men h I of the 'constitutional amendment . . _ � and.to me -directed .against the Ian& **a lo!t� -
- ooir faintly' - - �. . I .� i - estimation� e has -a blighip - 'very,, slight, - I
. I � that he was proceeding towards- his o,wn . . . . - . " slavery is regarded as certain,. rhe -desire t76 - 0:�- Mr. Vandelhoff has written an ode on mehU of Charles Kfaiks At- dw � 24ft of 'the .
, .6pened, and the uncle icautiously tnrust for- . . . I before his capitulation,. or whilst its terms is - ' 4' muotache-his- liair is`parted return t the Unio ' � .
, � _� . house, (then a country seat embow-ered- with : . - gingery . . . . q . . n appears general through- the assatisination of Mr. - Unc6iD CorpdtationoftheTownship ofAilifield IhaT&
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- - -w" his he*&, In the glo in of i e chamber - -state.; . - - . I seized and taken in-executi6k all
. he could not perceive me; and finding the trees and situated upon a -bill, it , entirel ' were 'under- considenition. The hero of down the middie-the space - betwee he . : . ca Is " Treason"s 31aaterpAece.7-' the light, title ,
.1 I ow jr I , 11 . . I .. n his � '_ . . � - 11 - � . and intpieg of-lbe said &h ant in ,and �* ag
I built over by ,he city)i when a stranger. whom - I
i - - Gen Shermitils army isin Crinp awaitin
� light extinguished, I suppone. he thought I yesterday, if he -reads (he. publio'� po us orbi and the roots ofhis odoriferous 9 #:Jp- The d*ntists-o !Znd -atid P tie" are - w" halfut lot aumber seven in the 0141 ciii;
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. : . � very *Softly ,the darkness of the' night prevented him __ . " - . rehead is ing large quantities idf-tdith� 16m 'the mssioii Eastern Division of '*e.tOAaahiJP of
I was in bed, for he clostd the door . a deal � h I i .� heir is very limited - and the sweet-fo . � . . Inporti
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. . tly seeing suddenly seized will iee' in them- a -rest t at 4" unlo . - I propositions.; - - . American battle fields.
� 6 . and descendcd the mirs -as ' I distin.c s 0. I, I � .1 '; u MI massive � I
� - . . I a - in exclaming J -You mutt - with me.' : complimenta or worse. ; He is accused not inarred by an Psee Y , �I!W- The steamer Columbia' briogs Havana . . hundred actes, which-J&a&aW ten*
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; : V I was now worked no the highest pitch o � � . ' -his teeth are as, shiny - with prof. Chris Is advices to the 24th. - The intelligence of the t:)F- Another fiae loe WAS ofier,for sale at my offwe in the. Coiw moves *
11 I f i And who are you ?'- exclaimed the Young of having boen - all along -too ldnder of � - ,% ty I . .omoelve turned , in
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I � - . � _. ,excitement. I 'feli c;rtain that , something man with a volliy of oaths - as he a - . . I - . . I 'his che 'in' scion ot I President Lincoln caused our last weeir from the Grand, Tmak Railway tht town -of G64rich, On Tuoidiir-PIthe *4
� 11 I - . truggled to It So"Zodout as rm. g Vran'ch Calis are-- ask2asm I - of Augue next, ,at tie bout at twelve of I
was -_ a rebels" and. their pr6 erty' slai6 and , - much ex , - nt St* Chailes. - - -
I . I � .. I � I .�4 of' " beat'cake blackinty.7 . About7his delicate citement and cast a deep gloom . � � . I
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. � . lonely situation -the inquisitive questions of i you will know that by and by,' returned' otherwim, aind th ' i it . . � .0 . - American, residents, By way of Afatilmor" wo are h.appy to hesi,that the Lock - - DON4LD
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I - � __ . - . � . throat is wrapped a neat but not gaudy. paper it was iiported that C-ortill" had 0::�a .
� - , the men below. There was no possible means , declared - . ii6;41i.* IL
- r - � . the other in a todd-that excited unaccoun. insinuation afloat . that,he is ,at.hOar - collar-, and �over that again a- nice' -colored ,agaiust the em ire. , _ Out in the Tion Astrieto of EhSlaud has ter B 9 POLLOCK,
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� for m1i to Ascapei excipt in going through table terror in -the youth, wh6.- lunging his � - ' I . . . I I . - -_ .,_ I ..p .- � I . I - . i* Deptitysberior. _.
� . - -anod . . - p thin 'half rebel himself. - The &W York si�art (1 think they call �� it) ra . Itened, -with a - I I minated satisfactOrily. - ' i , Mrs 08ce, Godgmk, - -
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. the room in which. they were seated e ' pe, tut - .. _ -
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. each a course I knew would be perfect mad- in vain. 'However fast the animal flew, the 'Herald, which sang loudly in bb prai-se a gold. pin w'a'shed whb� brass.. 'His.' vest is of, - a Garden I I 4
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, determined. twwait the denoisment ard tried in few days ago, says in its issue,ofTues&y the 11 gorseousestIt and is -not pald -for yet. I . I . . - I -
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I I* persuade myself my fears were groundless. Dut instead -of being dashed to the' e' ", i last :..;- � . . "I � - - silver we -
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: . . � I .� But whon'l thouglit of ibe signiticant look fe I' . � - nd-chain ( * material. as the pin) , Aprilt: 26. -The steamship,Africa, - . .- - . � I - - � id B �
- . I - S he ezppcted, he t himself fs1ling-v falling, General Sherman . hu ,spoiled a great to a gra " . � . isme - Capt. Andean, -from lAverpool at, eleven * Muron as -ruce., " IriCUFSP*jWfta 4)Vt
.., fiat passed betwee en they Mw . - -,C::)- Ina few. weeks. it * confidgatly' exo , T,� Wit _r . � -Miftlyte 'COM44
, I . - athe men,wh failing still, as if through ,'the bowels of the - J. to which -am attached -I charms " in the shape o'eloelk, a mq of'the 15tit, via Queenstown coted. that Great Brii 3a Aind'Auatralia wA Chanc,ery.s of Her .
I . . - I . name by a great blun4ar. " Wit& Genei. . , . I � &I I nd I* M Affected 6gawd "*Aasillii
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-=y gold watch, I musi confess: that the- effort ground-. - - - ' " of little. sh;l1@,'4c- ' &a., Ilia pantaloons on- 16th, arrived, bere'llit five o'clock -this within 22 ilours_of each other, by leti- and tene r mats owl Ja ePord. Edward Atknoter
� I was a.fallure. . And thou the thod ,lit sudden - . � r, ientont, assitining thi i�thciii�j of ille . . . � % I - I . - .
- eing . � . �, .,. belong to the pog le fisp� lady killer evening_i . . I . . - es"Irad William Stastako -me,
. ., - At len,gth, it, period - b Put 'to th!ir Presia i9p,,-doub ' witb-61 passengers for this port� and graph. John Mccuinli
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. ly� struck - - mysterious descent. he f�uudbioreath to inquire . . I i . . 62 for Boston , Her dates -are three days , . defendents, at the suit of hlai�f Ann Ford &X �
coxnized me, he Would n6ver let me les*e mation in Missouri- h - ' uasion-and-a g "Irly-tied up to the ep A- Secessionist was killed - on the lake by John Mitchell the younger hersixtrIk"'. .
- . of his companion, wh - i , e committed a per$ . . re re . *
I - . - O was still by b.is side, I I 'later thati'those already receifed. , - . i
- That place alivie. � Five - lonj minuites PiLL"d 'whither they were " oine. �-, Where am I ? blunder; when General Hunter under- b9d-'post at night lost they should oil loose street of Wiashingtou on 8 tturday, for is Plaintiff, 1 have strized andtaken in .exem"
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. � . . . I ,. At that moment I ' 9 - . . � jr � � ' * .The news ofilie isil-of Richmond created pressing, his _j�y at the death of Pmsl(;,1j 81! the light, titlieAbd litterr.Vt *f AS joid ..,Oetesm.
. awiti, &W I heard nothing som -dam L to. -the landlord's crocii. -intense excitement in England but it arrived I - d '
� I � . Where are you taking me,?-'. hesexelgimed. -took the same experiment in South -0 -and do e agge' -
I . � - silight fleshed before my windoir�. Iwentto � A - . Cam . ...� 1, .. . . I Lincoln. , - 11 � . ant in and to theAmth halt aflat jt*iniwre-wn .. __
. I 4 To Hell V replied the strange�_.- a-nd lina he was guilty . 'of the same fbily, and ery. His cost, or'-�aliide. garment, -is. com- too late to admit of the papers gederally cow- � - - . ,in the fourth concessio Vr
� digging in - . � Stephen. in The -county of Huroij, wiiwx As&
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� I it, and saw the uncle with a .1atorn imm'ed* tel , inteiminable echoes repeated when General McClellan � ventu d u n posed,oif some grvAsh materiAl, and is made menting-on i,t, and as, most mets . "- General Sir J. W. Guise; Baft., Col. . . I
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1 - the garden. I witched him wifli earger . . I - . . I . C-1 � . I I -shall o4er for safe at my Aw I
I . - . war - belt. all r bad osed 66m the 13th -to the l7th, the bnel of the 80th Foot,4s dead. -He 'entered and tenemen
. the fearN sound, Ito hell!. to. belk I � to the duty of regulating th(i -tailed . � in the Couri Ron", Jet- thd jown- oreadehek on I
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V i ion �tbree feet Crund. . " Atleaph a li,,ht appeafed, which soon the * I . I . ., until they are open. , - in Egypt and the Peninsula. -- ot twelve *1 the cloe 'zoon . -$*be J** ,
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. . I . .- - 0% . pleats. ThAC i' a Mint. 'Vi6turo of � ', The &ndonJUily News say that the-irmy. 11 Why Bridge . 40HN MACDONALD -- I
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4 Ing my rupe. . � ,;' gress ; bu , 0 sai h ' 4unklrew- who . . -
. - .1 I and- groans,.*nd lamentingsi which -the. te I � hermah, in his North Adolphus. 'You "ve atet himlor.io_ me of his of Virginia, so long.. deemed invincible, the wished to rally ilie-glet, lot theamusement of 11y,S. I suris H. Z B, .
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''I , � � . . . . I now -felt certain that the youal man , had, rified traveller -expected %60 heai,'there was- Car6-lina, peace 11 uem'orandum- 1' .'seizes ide, We -hope, the centre, the, citadel of the I POL1.00K Do t 811toriL
I I . . beert I*ft in the - � a . - ur toiins7itir cities. - � her company, upon the fantasti - sheriffts =X= , ,
; - . - . � - �Iescape. - Batt determined --.to satisfy m ' ' , that Toil. hR" .vilfted, and can -supply for i N 25th April. I ,wit
. . . 4 . Yselfif he'found himself.at the entrance.of a superb .'and.- Con'ress, - find sets -them -both ailde' I I _. shattered. 'The Davis' governmelit is MOW You're qiiite an artist; how . . I .
� --- - such were thafacfounaL .topenedthedoor In ,� '. yourself any deficielieps in my 4urried descrip. I . did you'do it?"
I . building,- far exceeding any -he had seen con-- He'dow-this too not upon- one measure -tion. � - L grant 'and ftwitive. :Ric - hmo.nd, which of Indade, mum, it was - myself that did ivs z SHEMY'SBALB-AF: LAXM
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1, . . keyhole of the do wh o ened into the-' pursuits'of in I Ku . ly - . thi.-mem 11, * . .
! . - . . all on earoi but was carried on � . by whom he is set -down as half muff and the rov-sined among - the cotton plantatiolii � I - . - � I # � I Huron and Bruo*,IB Fieri� Fseiw/_A@q*
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founded, for -the absconding clerk -sat beside utter. , ppy,, but he is, or f6tica
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"I - a tiLble with a -revolver already cocked within lovely still awam- thiough the makes di. the reatly in favor with ace- fain 'clan or young s ;;jy foi,,ht wit . , � . and to me directed -against tee .him& *ad tow
. "business, doubtless thought be was dolin- -9 - � I I I r 0 � It all ifs .old t_enaei and done vonsiderable-doy in supplyirig co .
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. his reach. I-retumed-to the bedr giddy dance; there til panting steed still - " Jadies. He glories in iheir.s To. en- elan we cannot doubt, but it has beeit In2imi" V I.
. well, and that hisTame as a leader in war 1 . 1. - broken venation, -when a very plutop, ,b '
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t - � I agaia took my position at, ihe,iwind'aX!-R_' bore his brutal rider through the excitements would be enlarged -by his glojy, "maker 9 -ac . . ' lad ' -a 'k -to lot � .
. . . -Fire minutes more of- agorAlzinap suspense of-& gotided chase ; themoTor the midnight . Y L * is in worried y. made -_ remar
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" � � . . of peace. He his fatally, 'blunderedi Wlk--;,he- will give -0 were the sweepin ,a of Northern cities. 9 it about in and a lettoft 94" Diu Ai 91b i.��
� ! I ensued. I had ui�tbio" wi't'h whic'h' to defend I bowl. the intemperate Still drawled oul . � for � I I 'via obld feet. SurelT."' said Of InIft I*Wethip 40fBMCC,-oORt9isiegAQ0Ao"J
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, , , A sudden calmness now took possession ' a I . nd bus blut'r'ed h1l the triumphs of his sword. Having but'litt � - - . . ' I - hUron,-Jn said county .of Bruce, ,iimtsialuff S4 .
t - - of gambler plied forever his.7endleu game, a - - le bmins,'he.ddes not require anni cold feet ?-1 .Amid .an wful p I
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I , . m!- I "a Ose it --was the calmness of des!. the Sialrea of Mammon toil throuch -eternity He is a great- -soldier h. fine scholar 8 to wrAste much tialo'cia-thieir cultivation. 'Ile, burn New'Yokk enjed in, nothing but an c0atively AUNWer64, '6 Yes.A' I a 'r sale Rimy sirlee in the Court House -in-tiketows -
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nds'-somie ry much. troubl b - " - sy the arm& !112] jbf A' VMK -
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,_Yl dear, and ,J, turned over a bundred- plans to L of earth paled ,before that which now met e capitol in flamek and decamped. own I" . I I ri
pi � . . . i . .1posed the vulnerable -. heel of "Achilles, - ' . . -
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- maps- the -doom thatewaitid. Allthistime hisvi ,, , L� . - ani _. . . .unts er, � . . . I JOHN MA A t I
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. "Gale I soon perceived that b -her a bees of this heavy . : . ., - � __ -
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I . uncle. and hap run off, chuckling at his success. By S. pot.r.ocl, t r. .
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. i, . ___ old acquaintan�es whom he knew to be dead; . � . I � . � � �_ � _ - he haft - one'.) his emrriage,.41ten not ctecupie4l blow will be looked i' with intense ,anxiety 1GGG"*':_1e , .
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i. I - urszing the ob., " - � He is guilty of a -mean,. low-lifis subserviency ar the close. of the ws;�. or the inaugil�atiou of . ,,, - -1 *U,b Z -it 19610.7� t ,� �
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I � e - 0 L . . . martea corn in son ,.and he lack& thex ly- -.0dier- p*pel are silent -as yet poll I killed I was SALK, . .
I i vatered the houw again. I expected - everT reli' ved of ,the presence of his- unwelcome .pular - A I - a ,'Magga. would- a ' *- Mi' - I " � $,-w It SAM n g a _ X �GAII GE ,
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� . I - . moment to Uar theii caiicending the - ptairsi conipanion, he venuired to addres& his former zine . for MAY are: With Che.0irds; Gold. first element lofellaracter re i I - I I I 0 1 a a stranger at Point Bdwa* having only I ORT. I Au � � I
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� J, - and rA&d*L Up My mind to sell iny I;fe as dear frien Egg---�A Dream Fanatasy i' Out of the : who it. pre I rived them from iQdboarg j! few dayi before "'
4 1 d, Mrii. D.i whom he saw sitting, as had- , 9 . pared to- entee. LiWs vast - areas, ---,The London I imes has an edlitorial. ro,iret. a' ' 1
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I . - p en r w:)nt on earth, absorbed 61 'loo - eager and willing to strivei.foriume prile that ting'that thii peuple'of Melbourne should � . . 16 ISHARES At ANCHORS, . --- 11
I" . . . . Sea; Afy -Student Life at 40wyl - The I . � - . �
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. � .- requesting her to rest from. the game and L the possessing. - - - - b h, I ly, m i I hy with the . Gzx. 1: TO VISIT I HiNALTOX.-:-If * -
� L ", � . . rst time -Ahat th -'Ice and E * . the . kave displayid a - 0 mu - PA � -
_ . . - L - now perceivid for the fi L- Grave by the. Lake squimaux. "f - i - � I
. i le_ introduce him to the pleasures' of the place _ - I - 9 beautyand purity ofAdolphas' hands eri the Shenindoihi who iiere enzared LIS re : I . .
1. � . - lig'htfrow below penetrated thrtitlik -several io . . V. L . . . I . that Alhis iows . not, neither doth he �in' the destruction' . of ships . .- - , ported i'a the city .
I - wh h appeared,to be very unlike what 'he Xotis% of a Pianist. III.; Diploptacy prove . _'that Gen. Robert E. Lee
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Ohicks in the floor-- I laY down On the had eipectedi and indeed un extremely ofthe Itevolatio - .- s the drone of the social hive-- errands of pea" -to their -ports. , - I ed. mwdw�
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w - _ ground and looki,ig through on.e'af the cracks ageeabli:one. But with a i g I I a nonproducer,', and, sfingular to rel4te, ho , The Times h-gs an atficle strongly condemn oracy, him' ' ind"on -that h4 will . - ----"-- X -
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sound that, I could- perceive everj ' . . gles'
� � Fthing 111-AhO 'she answered that there was no peace in bell, Doctor J61ms. IV. ; The OhimneyaCor- .1 arrive in Hassawn next week, for the :t UNDBU 4mpd by-Virtso,of a Powqw of.
. . I . . I I I .. eems.to prosper end -fatten while thi .real ing the conluct of Judge Smith, of, Montrea,� I. I I 'i ., , , � ,
apartment. On* of the men was sharpening pose ofpayiag-a brief visit to it new contat in a eel
- t . _ I - -and that they must forever toil lit those very ner. .V. ; .Needle anti Gatden.n T-, .. Cas. ,workers can hardly,- by- the anverest toil, keep for his' ill-considered and dangerous charge � . u;4 -Wu *Ortgass .11 �
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1 � he. � �,._ S �..i, - - � Itive -residiril, here. If the, announcement Thomas B. Van y and-
- , a large knif& on a. grindstone, iind it was this �plessurea; and innunierable-vo-ce's- echoed tie'a; F t Policy; Re- the'walf from their docirs.: 'With all his Plirade, ,bri the saWJect of the St. Alban's raiderill. " ,
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. - that made ths, puril-ug -sound which. .I had through the interminatile vaults, -I there is no . I - and bluster,' and loud sweaniag, , g AL.Thiers,declared him. Ifadverse to the - - 14* At' Oetl- of.the Town of God* mmeh, in C."My -At
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. . I jffeLfeltlho edge, and finding it sharp - iWrary Notices, '�Tickfior & riffies'accomplishas littl * , receiv by oi I 10i
I I - peace in bell 11 while throw;ng -open his vest, views and Li � e. - He ' eral will be cordially i od'' mi'citizensj Zurail, .ForwardaM. ,of dWfird I
. - coulame" unliy� 0 Jtalyf- '113 -which be says lbere, is . - .
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- enough - discontinued his employment.- each dis' os - bosom. an everburnins Fields, Boston. We have also Our V ", .�, il& bi;mwWng danger and ho utility - to - Fraricei ,, He - as. I
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; . - they said, were- the -pleasu drinks ttiihind.i bar-he'dasbes -off ai'&�`mer-. (ended the Paial goveirdment and. favo ` 'by the FAquires of second 111rhWit
They then began to couverse. I could I hew fisme. Such, I , . military-- geni deve 004 and i
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� � - sivery word they said. . I . . I �� a . � reu*-an American war.- 27ma. 1. * ' ' � 2151 so" I
. was llo.*.V their arry,&- fortune, puts alliance witb Austria. The debate. was -ad. - . . :edui sol
. offiell ; their choice an .earth, . chanN clerk, seeks to = . I xOnsage was. . :
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I - . . deteetivet said the uncle. . - . horror this scene- insp-red, his con'ductor re- -with interesting - matter. . - .. - Buiraloi Yei� Adolphus. is- -known to the w :POPOV01119111111S to'Canada,, Wolferstaq Thomssi'd -6-0 ilkid T of -
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. - I k1[O`1iRM=pi011 as Well as I know yon? him again upon earth; but im he 4uitted him.' Go4eirlielk - as IL Place �01 Sualneir who mines his custom' and the taildr, jeweler -probable. ' . - . . � . . - Of MOU4Y "Is - Monwealt, in sald towl-4
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I I it is tiertain he must die then. I suppose heLvaid-t-Remembertin- yearandwdaywe . .1 I or perfwner--who is -not to bs'persuadid in ' roe � mod SUIL 4"Md , �4j
. 11 . . -9. � . Res -ort- , - I - . � to " A. talogwii from Ro says --it 'is asserted J , Cus, � ,
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- he has Plenty Of m0noy with hi besides his meet &,a -in.' � , Ff 4 7ort of (1�,
w gold watch.' . - � . . I . ___ _,; , .,-, ..., ,��. .. � . that tho Count Do Satalges will -shortly be like Pope will come America. ond'ilialke (def&u1t h^vin - been ma& id'jhg I �
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% At itis -crisis of his. dream,. the. sleeper - A ge-ntleinsurosiding. in Detroiti, -who h his 141ittle bills'." .. I - *withdrawn from Ro�@,.aud that .France' -will Montmai his I
I - � - I Yes he must be well Prori �; � - I - I � � � � . � . future resilience, letters writ. � ; ---
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� .I. ded wi h fun'lar awoke, evirish and ill - ' I . is. and is 47frierld to . , � . only be ivptt46nted by a Secretary Of 'Lo * Aen in that city have found their wxy into mout tberoodf - 0!
I MA his business - here is evidently to urest f - . . -himself paid lis miny visi . . .
I . . ,the effecti 0 his dream cr his previous orgies, I -_ Although it is somewhat iiTelevant - to- the ti4A u til t 'e difficulti ' served oi� 91 tioll "titled to , ,
. - I . - . . . a b es of Rdme are'settl:r-' r .
� ae. . � .the Euglish'iteimpapertt expressing a similar al - I
- . he unwell'as- to be obllia�d t,0 Zeep GodeAch has written and p4blished the f9119 ' li6i speak o the _ The � i - J*9dsW.)' im - . -
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. y 0 1 1 . r yd.ullpr lady who has put in �priut her good Times thitt this dis -
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, Sam' said the uncle. . ' had time. to ma a . opinion
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. T111 16 your imsue-of to -day you have an stticle servanL 0,_ to enlist ..the good will of the lan,the e"ninff of the 12th inst. an AW1111. the mo'Vetnouv'�_,T6-6 *of t6 Iditiop . .1 -
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- . the club and his licentious companions alto. suggestive of the advantages the wouldaccrue ladies I That is ,happiness . Will bl�qe in the streets was suddenly 6ispersed liontrealls, visit to -Ron* mrj* V -
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� � Tbe'alwk isagited-hideoul I th ht . - . (;Suj:g Of XCWUY-'w-lirlt is ,a6d .
'_� Ong - flocked around kim, -bent - on recovering so to 4n.g. that skirt Ike 'ea& hbrie � � of - Lake ,Will you ask whither she likes tosit.--butte-red We'Oasin was killed.. -Anothbr gentleman th&t Bipbog Boa - * .
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'Ai mid -the valuable at member to theit: society ., -a ?, If say our tast are-� similar, who'was wounded died in � a fesr,- min 'q)- - - to - Maika . - - - - -
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Upplow. - . . P 11.11 , _" -1 11 - lit"- not obtain a di tisati6w-'fross *tbi # is . - .
f I - having wirung 4rom, him a confession'of the r,ucb communicatio, a - , - it " she *17 Poor 791WOil 4*1 - fifteen erect Cathol . . - a" . On -Abe sqm � mud V*wA ... .
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� I - � I up for sevend_ye&*'4qt' heboaf-du . � me 0.)re - to tl6e followft . 9W%
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. , e- ah .t thil latter inight;*14sk in i --Aiiiont 14,11shin6of'A woun'do,id; so or lium sti't .. The - tl�&t IN authorities Ofliaisl- Unliversity who * - -
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I * I you know, lit* &est. supposed appeared' to them eminently: route (the Bru�4yh 11. �fo beoutiful wim '- In love 7 �':` . - . . Sixtem undivided,wMir" or?". -
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. I U has, a nightcap iin. the detective has none, ridiculous, they soon contrived to.makii him " L' ' - - __ � -, . - Ivalry -9harged .t1iro *h th de L ossp 1111- that ,cow aw do TociissiJ4, . - I
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.1 - This sesson,it iwsaid, that another boat -will, . � . - , I � people. The es a e -P,--'V— !`�_ -
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! - - Z . Wton ; =4 above . all them again, resumed his old course of habits, her trips* to this city is what is really oeeded. Montreal for Dublin -via Portland on Thuts- ---There W been -no corn- market since the - - - '� 4:� ,low 111119- at !he 'Pt*t - ,
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� I 1� - . Ithd benefit thA -would flow.to�66'r4itize-na dier. thi ]�6 aventurestation he � r6s6hted with qj4L- ady, except floun which is ..; , itallAts. , . I.: .
; i - in -Y ,of Washington wled. -Brimmlouffs - , , .
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� V* fut ad** I ,"y turned b,m over to found himself with -his 7 glass in his hand, It L. -1 - � 746 P, - _ � ___�nd_ ate_ - �. I - WN %dim 1. I ; � in' -say.
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L I ; I 'UWL MUWS- a the b ' - rising- to make'- the ac- lag the hQt season'frodi ,Ihq: inangurstion of an 7" - . _ " . _ I I.-
7 , � .. . when tle president I address. t and steady-. - is. � _; I%bd:,-
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4 . I V. - P, put it on nit ovi Wad. - - 1114 I Gentlemen, ibis being I it 4& A I= U�91VJEIQ 0 -.1 - L , op,
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f ; liandood � ,place'of sUmmer M . The town a si.tuatpti -stiother --baby. � This f�ct:, has . evdnif
L I I Y laid"myself in bit place new tl* Ac., - 40. � - Ilk werds, strilik , - * _ I . .
, . � . � . L 611 the 'Young diri�ctly�� f %=, i6d_,-8-NM10#1l6-1 -, � -- Ric lmoud:ji "& ut6eisal took he- . 41, , Al , -4 -, 1W4WW:, ,
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, I Mau. The "T of the . tie utes was, . -1 �&rui&.L . A ' ' IL 'this; I my*riom and almost, "Mi.. ,I I - - to -day,.' The . � br-lritss.i6t the, %ranck or aw Bank � - _�_ __
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1 . ibteaso-�mv bairt .seemed, ma4y t6 mat* I I I- 0604, whicV_ _of 14 -,North are rVade , 4--i- __
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