CATTLE 81H)“.

1‘!!! first t‘sttle Show mt nit- of Root. under list- woman's of the Muck Farm in.»

sl‘MllEltstlili

a large tmtuia-t o1 lnmittm I'et‘e «1mm out oi their hours Inning t'TtI’A‘lihtl

Montreal. hat.

Mime. VIM on. as colt embed. in this “dilly”. M lht‘ (Jaw-u to deter the Von City on 'I‘tii-vduy last. The place lull'u’fl‘t‘, . lt'1l"|"‘i|"|t Qlllwlitwt until a new l‘arliann m

lit-tool ‘. Holland (Store. with admirably Id' opts-d orltt l'liilidliull ground. both on ur- nwnt of u- th-edma from dent and the neat

tin it atl‘ordodfor uranium the various kinda; of Stock . The synci- of admission by tit-let 1

ts called to settle details. twi‘tieninvlt tb- srhonl xiii-lion. on to be tltt-usin-li t'li‘t’iflult . (“twill ‘

London. “vi. 16.

HI“. “um Mind...“ I,“ V. "e M”... Money Marlo-1 slightly iirtucr. ( numb to turn th pm the whole it tinned quilp 1‘91- l . h. #203. to], a some". - public should remember that So General news.

there is no little expense cottnertt-d with tin-ot- exhibitions. and that oneof the {sire-t mean- ta meet that outlay, at least itt part. it- a small ndlllleliun fee from those who take sum-ion!

interest in the Agricultural iiupmveinent oi‘ the century to attend incl allow: or eihibiv

tit-us. On Tuesday last the fee charged was only 9d.. whereas the autumn getierailv de- manded on surh awn-ion; lit the other 'l‘ro‘ vine" is is. 611.. therefore. in our opinion. no reasonable permit had any ground to com- plaitt. ‘

The toe whibition.particularly In regard toqual y. w lily creditubieto the Colony. We thi tk we int c seen a greater variety oti former occasions of the kind, of ttt lealt Ito on "I? ltortitdl cattle. The sheep were part In y ortlt of mention, several ot'the Op 09: whit-i would do discredit. to tilt on tuun‘in any country itt the world. Some of the pigs. Hill) were very superior. though we think that an inland like this from whirh so much pork is exported could display a tnuoligrentcr variety of these animals tltan the. show ground exhibited on Tuesday lattt. The blood horses on competition were good, but not equal towltat weituvo seen iti former yearn : ‘hhdtho horned cattle exhibited. though not to be dispiaed in size or appearance. were in number and variety ratlter :t direretlit to the Colony. 'I‘ht: variousprizer were awarded lit follows :—

Ilt-st lllood Colt. two years old. John Mcllue, £3. 2nd tlo.. .lohn Longworth. £2.

lit-at Iliuotl It‘llly, du.. l)r. Boswall. £11. 2nd do. Johh Lennetly. £3.

Beat Colt ci‘any breed. Thomas Riggar. £3. 2nd tlo ., Archibald Henderson, £2.

Best Filly of any breed. Alexander Durraclt.

.133. 2nd do., Archibald Mel’henon. £2. Best Brood Mate ittni Foal: ilr. Jenkins, £2.

'.'nd ilo.. Donald Reba-i £ 10:. Best Stallion ofnlty [litid or age. James II.

DinuwcH. £3. 2nd 1., George (‘iow, £2.

Bent Hull ofitny a‘ge. til/Ilulitl Horne. £1 10:. flatldo. Chariesfltowart £1. .

Betti Heifer undertltréc yfi‘s old;\\'ta.l'ethick, £1 10s. 2nd do., lien y Beer. £1.

Beta. Mileh Cow of any at: . Wm. Pas-more. £2. 2nd 110.. Charles titans. £1 105.

Best Rant ofany age. .loueph'l‘wt-ody, £1 10-. 2nd du.. John Scott McLeod. £1.

Iiestllaui Launb. Henry Longwortli. £110. 2nd tlo., du.. £1.

lien l‘ca of four Ewes. (10., do., £2 10:. ‘.’nd (10.. Benjamin E. Wright. £1 20a.

Bent I’cn of four Ewe Lambs. 110., 110.. £2. 2nd 110.. Henry Longwortli. £1.

Bent Iloar Pit: of any age. Robt. Mt'Laron.£2.

Best Sow having reared a litter. \Vm. Mutt-h. £1. 2nd do.. George Lewis. 10:.

Best young Hoar. pigged since lst March last. Witt. Mulch. £1. 2nd do.. (10.. Isaac lleiuleraon, 10.: .

Best pair your“: Sowt. (10.. do.. Robert lilac- latrcn, 20a. 2nd 110.. Isaac Henderson. 103.

Extra I’rt'ut awarded on the recommendation offlie .Iatlyn :—1 Marc and Pool. 20:. Wil- liani itattray. 1 Milt-h Cow. 20a. lion. (ieorge lieer. 1 Heifer. .'1 years old. 21):. lion. '1‘. ll. llavihititl. 1 Pen l'Iwc trib- 20». Henry Longwortb. l do..tlo..du.. L'Us. Benjamin Wright. 1 Sow with litter. 20s. Isaac Henderson. I Sow. 2113. “on. J. C. l'ope.—I'Itt.

it is rumored lo—day that the New Ilruiia wiek atul Nora Seotia Delegates in England have hurt-rd to give I’. E. Island £200,000 if the will otin (oi-sent to enter t‘otil‘c-leration. Should the l’uion be coorununatcd on thin basin. it prtil‘ex the great value oi'the M‘l'l‘lt'i'a which the opponents oi‘tlte Qucbce h‘chctnc have conferred ttpon the Colony. We idiotth like to know. however. whether this offer is clogged with any conditions that would. in a few yearn. take the whole 2110.000 pounds from us in another wa —II:. The I'rcsbytery of 1’. 1;. Island. at its late meeting. in :iotit-iux certain proceedings re- ported iti the ptibiit- press. as hav 3 oceurred in Sottrisptt the public Tea party iii aid oftln' ‘ Protestant Church there. seems to have been under tlicitupreasion that the arrangements for that 'l‘ea party were carried out under the direction of the Rev. Mr. L‘rawlortl and his Session; but. the 111.21": and .rrultgelllcntll of that Party were tgt er the direction of 2r com- mittee resident. n tr Sour‘ it is to he re- grcttetltbst this fat-t was at known to the Presbytery at its; inw-tiugfiin Satntnt-rside. as the resolution there ppsserlfitnd since publish- ed. appears to some extent. to reflect on parties who had no connexion witlt the matter of whieh the i’rcabytery strongly disapproved.— (but. by It Number Q] (In l'l‘fdbyltt'j/ to I m.

“'r. art-.obliged tolcave out. two columns 01 advertisements this Week. >

. .Léztest’fiojn Europe! News by the Cable!

Row York. Oct. to.

A desiawh from Quebec annbunces a terrible liro in St. Roche-abd St.‘Sauveur wltich destroyed the suburbs 61 that city on Sunday night. I _.

Advices from Europe by steamship Rel- gian at Further i’oint are to the 51b.

The Queen has continued the order of Knighthomi upon ('aptaiu Anderson, i’ru- lessor Thomson. and Messrs. (ilass aitd Canning. and n llorooott'y on Messrs. Satitpaou and Hooch. on account oi services rendered iii layiti the Atlantic Cable.

The. minnow-t o Bi‘lllall' steamer 'i‘or- nado by Spain and imprisonment of her crew on unspecion of being it (‘Itiliau privatoot'. is said to be assuming a serious as wet. ' \ ' ‘

i‘ho Times suggests that England should oil't-r to subtnitiier neutrality laws together with those oi th'o United States to revision by a mixed coitunissiun.

(iolll 1.37. '

I Quittipc. Out. 15.

The. whole district West oi'(‘rown Street, to St. Sauveur 'J‘oll (late. liearly a mile. is blunt.

17 Churches and (‘onvrnts are destroyed.

2000 houses in ashes.

20.1w.) people rendered homeless.

A, public meeting has been coiled for tho rcliel'cl tho ittil'crers.

Now Yotut. 16th.

Steamship Ft-otla nt't'ivotl tndlay. bring- ing l‘illl‘tilll'ul‘. dull-s to the Tilt. There is no political news of interest.

John Van lluren. son of lhu lato l'rnti. dont Van iinren. died on board the Seolia three days 'brinro her arrivttl.

The llrmltl‘s spoeial says. that 'i largo amount of militar lat-'1 night. The Inii' try at Fort ' . v \Iiltlt'l‘nlllH all night and special lltllli‘i‘ sworn in. t

A lull ('11ll111‘l‘111t‘t'tlllg was called to txutaitlor \\h t maition Canada would take ‘11 President .loimtum makes a demand on En led t settle Alaihima cittlunt.

1 old 1. J (ltz‘twa. (’. \l'.. lbth.

k’doatrurtivi! 11,110 occurred here yt'aior- \ J.

'tt \ MW." "‘"mm‘m houses \t‘el’u burned and October 18.0500.

New York. Oct. it}.

Details of lha‘ th-lit‘c 1111- give lite number of buildings destmyed at 2.500: persons Niltlt'l‘t'd liotiieless 10.0011. and Ilfifi'fll pro aty at two and a halt' totlaw tittlhon do Ian. 'l'lw loos l ' tho tire in Ottawa. is irt-tn 830,000 to £10.01”. The .arms seized trout the Fenian: at little oi the recent raid into Canada are to be re- stored to them. not Iu'realter to be used itt violation oi our neutrality laws.

Gold Hill

Wit have jth learned tliattiie i‘roelama- tion. calling; tho Legislature. to take into tuittsitleralion the tiller of the Delegates. giving this island £200,001)togointot'on— federation. will be i 'ut-tl forthwith.

Aew Advertisements this Day Synionds Patent—James L. Holman. I'iiot. iii-end. Apples. Aim—do.

Flour. Flour—«lo.

Potatoes. 'l‘ul'uipa. &c.-—do.

Policy for Sale—Alex. Farrow. Clearing out sale—Colin Mola-nnan. Look Hero—do.

Frail—Bert rum & Barnard.

Cheaper tiian‘ over—do.

Found—410." ‘

Removal—MI S. Holinl.

Gordon Grlvc Farm—J. R. Gardiner. Medical Ilr. Alexei”.

Card—Jilin llpmer, M.-D. Potatoes—Du id‘Rogt-rs.

Latest by toleii-rgh—tire tn & Sciiurnian

Noticcal’idgeqi tci rt. Notice—Ste ilicn '. lull. Spue‘ i—Joiu Re. ._' ’

.. __. . L 7‘. ':: 7:1 L I . Qijulttrriul,

- rst t . oMn iienday.

ilio 3rd inst .. by tile Rev. W. R. l'raiue. Mr.

Robert Mugi‘ortl. of Lot 67, to Miss Mary

Kennedy, of Lot 21.

evening. the 13th inst.. Iiir. Henry llisbup. to Miss Annabella McLeod, both oi" Sutninero side.

In St. Pani‘s Church. Charlottetown. on Tuesday the filth inst.. by the Rev. David 11. I'arntlter. lluvid May. Master Mnritier. of South Devon. England. to Martha Lowden. 5thduuuhtcr ofthe into Mr. Samuel Street. of Charlottetown.

In (.‘hurlotlctowu. on the lltli lnst.. by the Rev. Thomas Duncan. Mr. (T. L. Strickland. to Jessie Russell. eldest daughter of W. R. Watson. limp. llrimgist.

Iii Char )lit‘lllWll. on tlte 10th lll!l.. by the Rev. Alex. l-‘ulrot-er. Mr. William Cairns. St. Peter‘s Road. to Margaret. daughter of Alex- under Mclittchern. Lot ill.

On the 2nd ind. by the Rev .1.‘. Mellmtgall. assisted by the Rev. J. 1). Murray. Mr. Wil- ii on O'ilriau. to Miss Grace Cornish. both of New London.

At. St . l-Ileauor'a. on 'l‘ltnrsday. the llili October. by John Howard. Esq" .1. l'.. Mr. ($101111ng Stephen Muttart, of Lot 15, to Miss . .t ti

(I) l r (l .

()u the loot Sept. on St. Peter‘s Road. Lot 1N. Mrs. Christiana Gibson. wife of Mr. \\'il- Iiam Gibson. and daughter of the late Alex- ander Ferguson. aged 39 years, tituclt and deservedly regretted. ,

On the llilll ML. of a lingering disease. aged 1:1 years. .lane Lowery. daughter oftbe into Mr. John Lowery. St. I’eter's Road.

At (.‘hariottetonn, on Monday last. tilltir n short illness. Mr.l'barlcs Alt-Kenna. I'ubiiean. in the nah yezr of his alto.

()It the some day. iii Charlottetown. Mr. \I‘inter Renotill‘. Joiner, iii the 37111 year of his age.

At Lot 10. on the 5th Oct. inst.. Mr. James Townsend. iii the :11“ year oi'hia age. leaving a widow atnl four hildren to mourn their loss.

At Egtnont liay. on tho 1011i inst... irotn the Shipyard oi N. J. Iirown. L‘qu a v .' superior Brigantine. 012111) tons register. built underidoyd‘s inspection, called the .llt‘mtclut/m

ARRIVED .

Orr Ill—Sea llont. Gallant. Quebec; fish. lfi—Atinie L' uric. McKay. Iiostoti ; goodi- Son Bird, xii-Ray. .i'ort Hood; coal. Jeanetta. McKay. liostcn;du. I'. L. (1.. (.‘rookahunh liniifax; fish Iii—Victor. Ganyer. do; bal. ‘I’er erunce. It‘oupa. do; goods IT-LAlntltllioss. Shetliac; lumber. l‘erscrerd‘ncet’ l'owel. lint-tou- cite; bal. Index. Pearson, Shediae; hon. (13.111160.

Oct. ll—Scltonner Alina, Ross, Shetliac; btirle . 13—liritislt Eagle. Sheridan, iliiii ax; pro. Margaret Ann. Ileloury. ’l‘nnttler; do. lT—I’crservernnce. I'owel. Iluctunclie; lutl. Son Bout. (inllant. Montreal; pro. Huh—Maggie. Chap- man. l’it'tou; bal.

Symonds’ Patent Burner & Petroleum led Anti Circular Wit-k. Be‘t, Safest, Chen st. N0 .1101»; LA. .1) EXP am. .r NO MORE BROKE (‘ JIA'I',‘ l'S/ .' .vo mom: mom .AJII‘S' 1 .r .r

may LITTLE o :2!!!

For sale by

. IAMlt‘S 1.. HOLMAN. Sutiiun-rside.(itt.18, . .

1311a ' Broodlfip—lééfkc'. P‘X. Schooplier Altai: Laurie. and .Ianrtiz J from lio‘ on:

41 lloxe 1'] '1‘ BREAD. 37 Ilbls. ti “o. 15 “ A l'li ZS.

u Mal 'Nt»: \11. 2 “ 1N1 V... . 5 " l'li'l‘li‘ I ' ‘Fld’lll. (fa-en & Bbls. Kt. cal and Fluid Lumps do. Hats and Caps). do. Home and Shoe}. ‘ do. 1|Aitl)\1'.\liE. ‘.

For sale by

t:

JA .‘iil-ZS L. HOLMAN.

Stimtnernide (let. 18. 1860.

"— FEiZZU‘RT‘

f ‘1112 Subscriber haajt Icitrl. Annie I. art! and Jun 150 Barre I Extr rfln Flour.

For saiddow isry'thelt. ‘ .\1 as t.. ilritish & A criran liuuse.

At the same place by the same. on Saturday '

Ilritish and American House. .

S the Snbscrilici ullt-r 11 iii hi. indebted t ‘ '

is now citing an

.w or old ac- to pay up in day oi NOVEM- is ttnsuttlcd at. that. date. trill, ini‘thcr notice. be placed in oil 1 tile for collection.

The highcat tiiurrtet price will be paid Ior OATS. HARLEY, l'O’I‘A'l‘OIiS. BUT- TER and EGGS.

(‘OLIN McLI-L'NAN. Summerside. Oct. 18. 1866.

' for

1115 I next.

l.\' GREAT VAR! 1".

The above Good Airing of the best quality. attd latest Style. or worthy the attention of (‘ountry Dealers. The terms will be liberal and made known at Sale.

WM . ilEAlRSTO, Auctioneer.

Snmmcrside. Oct. 15. 111110.

, LL Parties having 1 scriher. their earliest v '01: the same,

in April l:tt~t..ttntl ‘l unpaid. will ii'not set-

tled Illitlwdidll'l)’, 1. sued for without further notice.

(1111-21?

I‘riuct: County II

October 4. lat.

' a. scucanan. a IIIUIIIII§ .7 ' i

'saaxann. m. 18. 1806.

.\' CENTRAL 8'

1c t'flillt' by Book Store.

ill". Subscriber begs to iwjiliili his

(Instoutrrsnntl ti I’tlliil- rcut-rally that he. has RIC. O ' “1) I jibe building lormcrly occtipie tlipv’uttrnul Oiilcc. and noxtdoor to ‘. I. llrotvu's. The store where he \v ~ecp constantly on haudandior salc ‘lll'JAl' FOR CASH.

Boots mill Shoes. All orders promptly attended in. M. S. HOLMS. (‘cniral Street. Summerside. Oct. 18. 1806.

ioonoo .x' GROVE roam

FOR SALE.

’ ‘lIl-Z Subscriber being about to retire from litrtningdtereby to sale his valuable

FINN-31101.1) I’ROI' . {'1' situate iii the heart ot‘tlto old and ouri. i ng settlement of licdcqnc. frontit lit-deotie Ray n' l'.'0 10 130 At: ' 40 and 50 ac and fenced tlic rentait of lutrtl an . ’l‘iieubo ' ‘ ' 3 adjacent to the extensive Mt or Red: i llutleque"llity. to- ' ‘ ics for carrying on

containing from lan . between cultivation cedar poles,

very best l'arnia cil‘ercd for sale in this country.

past realized than the products of the farm.

tictthtr description is ttnuecesttny.

uuim-riber, on the premises.

0.11. GARDINER. 11‘ the above properly is not disposed of he-

sold by public Auction. doc notice of which sale will be given by lnmdbiils i lotlterwlse.

7 ‘11]? Sifiifli‘iillll '(l'l'A'i'tll-lh‘. wanted this week. / 1). ROGERS. Suntmdrtidr. (let. 1:1, 1:15.

—Potatoes. Turnips. 866."

.lt ll’RNAi. 'l‘lll'RSllAl.

Notice!

' "l: fiultfi‘riiwr lwwiiy unt' l 1 it mm iii-Maul to hiii

Sm to. mom; all 111;: to , and pay tlw atnotttiu due ‘5 1.1 day oi NOVEMBER 11 date the NH will be

t'lerk oi the Eli-work

Nun. \t'tmmtot. lint]. otAlberk-n. and 1‘. ll. llsu n1 Nmmtenltle. m an-

‘thoiisedton-mito money and give to-

STEl‘HEX W. HALL Richmond. Lot 19. Oct. 18. 1866.

A 0 T 1

WIN“ to the bll‘i tury matters. 1 tally request llteit; ' rcspet-tire aniotnlts til

(it "It lllICR 13". 15611.

. flitt' «liit‘h :

1

Int state oi mom-u \‘ttlm-ril I I"! respect-

.L'Ulllll.“ 0H Ol‘i attaovta. tutu tit-x1. as all“ ~ in tlttiat shall pales tulothc ‘1'. 1. Cl rk of the Court tor cnlh-etiu imported ll RING for sale.

The market rates laid for produce de-

ox ’& scenario. .APER 'm [in-1Tb}er

Cheaper than anywhere else on i’. E. Island i‘t.‘

Flflli and Fourth Hooks. 11.1.3141. each .

’I‘htrd llookt.

Second Books. A liberal discount) t'ouutry Dealt:

A few gross

CK. RRIQUET HER-

itvcred at. the $11 of November

is. 2d. each.

5 a E! E

No. 984. will be

m. Tent-hers, and m. Tu”.an M...“

Q 'E I'ENS onvhand,

BER'l‘RAM & ilARNARI). Central ‘Street. Sututneraide. Ort. iii. '00.

Special/

' HE Subscriber would inform and ('ustoiucra. that as he I about to proceed to the I.'nite material. iiiituetliate p ivo nuiounttt due ltitn at the Office of where receipts wil in consequence

osiness all persons

a a Moria-t

size tit (30.,

urnucc being with- held. he would citrnestiy desire that the several amounts due be paid forthwith. ‘ JOHN ROSS. Charlottetown. Oct . 10. 1806. A

' Medic

R. McNI‘HLL, latclyo

the Site of their ormer

to the inhabitants of ty. that he has open J. M. Lytliard‘sv llot (formerly known as may be consulted in th of his Profession, ttt ttll Stanley Bridge, New

Out. 16. woo-tr

Junk—11011 “— OVER GREEN & b 112.1 TE]: STREET. S

s departments

I IfIBSII)E.I’.I'.'.l. Oats, Barley, and Butter. ' ‘IIE Subscriber wishes to inform all per-

sons indebted to liitti. to call attd receive -' \crotints.which are now ready turtle- y OA‘I‘S. HARLEY. 1|iitl lil”1"1‘1§li. will be taken in market prices. at l

mini!" ' custom- L'IJ IIIBI. ‘\'|.0\ I'lfl, ull INI'VI \llll “I I‘ll accounts is 'iic’dclinqucnt after the ilrat pushed for the «counts—none up will be tailp-

ntnotint of i

(mm

's ntrtlrularly informed that for himself, anti not

plied on tho . illl: unlit-m for his neighbor. THOMAS B. HALL- Sutniuersidc. Ort. 11. mm.

LONDON d: LANCASHIRE OFF CIIAIIAH‘TETOWN,

’ S THE QUEEN I-‘IRF COMPANY have,

. A’ from this 111 n . 1..~q..tt.~; obligi’ng ti' 1' i'urnitbedme with 1‘ i t l the

Mist-Ulla olild cit

Boots» an“ S es

Slirt‘tl in the ' Quecn.‘ ill 0“ "MW"- lUl' ( . of their Policies. upon app ' accept their risks. upon 11 premiums only. witho

pay tent of the tit any further charge.

I I CHARLES YOUNG. ‘A'gentof .. t 1.. insurame GOALS i." GOALS ! !

CARGO of about 100 ton! of . “ ‘ ('OAI... excellent for per Icliooner Sm

same wtli please DARBY it. MUST

( 1711 _ their “le tats. w it-livory. and pn the

‘ settled, will he Mimi for witho

Tetlflit‘i' Wu

.1 “if. nouns. . (f. 7 ‘(l ti'at'li ti . "l‘Rt H SCHOOL 111

Sunnnerside. Oct. 11 Li _‘ “A”. >-

Machine 01111 'i'S'I‘ received. one Cask

01L. cxoelleut for machinery —-.u.so— /‘v,

South Shore of Linseed Oil, Kerosene 011’. '2 it. A. around a BRO. Snmtuersitlc. Oct. 4. 1606.

GOAL

AILY expected. a §All HOUSE COAL, part. it whit

nottec that as he i iettda malt/i it an

iii‘tct‘nlh day 0101: on hand. t-onsistin nt‘ llR\' Goons. WARE. at (ittanm‘ Ra

a or it 'or

agricultural i still ' ndera it one of the 1 ’our mini

a large amount of money has been in times summunmc' 0.... 4, I

Eerrfifg an

llarreis choice i.

atid so may be in future. possessing II it linen every convenience in the shape of Buildings, &c.. being an well known that a more par-

" ) f‘ 'i'ortna easy. For particulars apply to the “0 Quimnhl "v (

(iol'tloli (it-ore. llcdt-que. October 18, 111110. tf ‘- ‘

fore the middle oi Noreniber next. it will be summit“..- “v.”

Summerside. Oct. 4, 1366,

loading

at ofaa Apprentice bushels

\HE Subscriber '

. i; nntltimztxo lit-st- sass. He must a. fair English a ' biinselt’grticrail 'tho caparity of an / I

JAMES ll. GIBSON. Sumtnerside. Oct ts. 1mm. 1‘

Look H 11. I-‘i'i‘Cli'h‘ ', 0 used for all t'

\VA ‘lCll bythe Subscriber. 'orwhlrlt the l llilifi'l‘hhiltltlfi’l‘ I' ('1‘; will be

General Age

V “11". Subserl o rising xix