o

kwwwm-wm_ _ mu it is not as I‘uit‘i. all the Iluum of past re. I visited tio walla wherntho Iirlu

ml: place. They tire not much injuret. l'orta Phi. a line goth. Mel com dot-id. is tlla tired; andth bountltll msrho statue» whit: l adurnod lie lidm! o destroyed. Itis the belief of many. that t my could not have nitcot-otiml without resorting; to shelling the city. We IWI mutaton any-killed. and but few wounded. The ion of tho invaders Is not lmitlvuly known. as thuy buried all Im- furo allowqu nu intfoout: but It is qtdtea otnmuun story tint. icy loot nine iiiniisntid lmtwenu killed and Wounded: curtalnl ' they lost many More than WI! did. The. 'upu‘s army has )tutu disbanded. and the foreigners cont homo. The Pope is.a.-i yet. at the Val. luau. with his body-guard. but it is not cer- tain if he will rtunain in Rome. lad no Catholic be discouraged at this momentary triumph of Italian Unionists. Soon the l'opu will he. fhily roinatutsul luhis flirmcr limflt‘flsilillfl no he was before. Iiignts may illogi‘juyous lunatic. but soon they will have to t- align them to walls of Woe. Persecu- tions and ailiictitms maybe pin-milled to by and purify us; but tho day of our triumph is certain to. arrive.

“(out of time prevents mo giving- further yetrtleuiure. but! will sotm supply the dell- clency.

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'I‘o rim Ilmrou or rm»: Ihzaarm.

Sim—I wish to suv a few word» to the farmers in the vicinity of ('lliariuttetuwu. Don't itcll your outs to a few unprinei lied. petty trtulora and flu-mm. who have clu 11qu together for the par tilt! of do rlvlng you of the ma market pr co. in or. or to mallet: largo commission out of you. The manner in which thla mean business in carried on is 11.8 follows:-—lllltltllc-inca speculators go to the [illi‘ttolliil wanting oats. and say. “ Don‘t you buy an ‘ outs except from us. \Vtt will get you til you want at is certain [vi-item“ and tin-u they buy at. perhaps. one perm per bunhol lower than they sell for. and make a largo t-ouimiusiouout of the farmers. Some of these cheaters have isolated of bar- iu made from twenty to thirtv pounds in one day last fall in this unpriht-lpicd war. My advice to you is to show the fellows you will NI'II your outs without their assistance, and get the highest price. It is to your in- terest to put a stop In this trickery. a'ud you can do so by not selling to them.

Yours. &c.. A FARMER.

gtrmn.

“Nemmw To Counmrosonxrs. -— “ stonewall Jack- son" has been received.

Nomile 10th will be it Thanksgiving Day In New liruuewlck.

JoImJ. Marshall, speaker or the Nova Scotia House of Assembly. tin-ti on tho :iith ult.

Nut”. ‘2. i870.

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'I‘he Slanitobeh cople ere busy preparing for the elections to no Local Lexi-lattice and the Dominion Parliament.

Mr. Aelibourno has bren engaged by the City Council to fresco the ilurket iiali. in water colors. for £100.

Our subscribers will oblige us by rcp’u‘llliq any negligence on the part of our earlier In leaving papers.

Purchasers will do well to emnult our ad- vt-rtlmug columm. Had the new edvcrtlzc- meats in to-tiay's Ilcruld.

Mr. John Iiruokfleltl Architect of Hall!" N- 8‘: WI“ “{tlmidu-I io'hlu hm! lili'ilifl "iIIIl tilt: Appoplexy is given an the cause.

Hummersidc cmnplalnsoi‘a “pl: nuisance"- lu miter words. the running at large of swine through the aim": of that lively town.

It. It. I’llM'it-ruld anti liobt. 1). Shaw. ital... II'IVO entered into partnerspr as Iitli’l'lslvre and Attorney. til-day's paper.

I? The "Kiln." canine ‘muelitnt the hook- n'oree of Mom“. ii. A. llnrviuand ’I‘imtuhy H'l‘ouucll. Queen Street. on the day or pub- iicution.

The Guspo tilhcrmcn this reason madeim- men-e huuls (DIUIIII. men in said to be 815). The result is attributed to the enforcementh the Canadian tithcry lew.

Will the St. John Globe be kind enough to

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THE HERALD, CHARLO'i‘TETOiVN. '

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Brianne Lire Aucmxce Cour-armo- The itrport for the year ending isth Nov .1800. with the Balance Sheet of this Compeny. rm laid on our table some time ego. but want of time prevented our examining it ere this. We have now. however. had an opportunity of so doing. and are happy to had the Company‘- otfuirs in a most flourishing condition. We observe that a great advantage III to be gained by mutirlng In this Company. before the 16th of November. lnst..(tho clone of the Company‘s financial year.) inasmuch as "all persons who may assure before thet date will participett- In the Iilvinlrm of Profile to be made in 1871. which will include the whole (IIHIIIMO profits which have arisen ainco tho ilitb Novctilbrl‘. 180.1." The funds inverted principally on the security of Reel Rotate new amount to up- ward» of £t,000.000. at rllng. and its annual income exceed» (1001* sterling. From the very blah standing of tiis Company. We have no hesitation in stating that a careful exelnim tiou of Its Report Would well rt-pa any per- son who may contemplate enter in: into it Life Auurnnee Company. The Hon. John Lnnlrworth In the Agent for l‘rlnt-o Edward Island. who will aiforti every information no cessary. -

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Plum Surround—The Annual Prize Shoot- lnu of the int linttcry Volunteer Artillery. under tho command of hIthir Morrh. took place on the 13th nit. The prizes consisted of a silver medal. £20 in money. a silvor watch presented by Mr. Slicchtnn. and a very hand- Iumu liquor mud: and silver snail box, pre- sented by Mejorl’ollerd. for the Iirst and second best tilt". Ranges. 200.:th and 400

unit. Gvcutest number or points that could u made. 00. lot l’rixe. Sergeant Major Dogherty. £4 0 0—— nn-dal. watch and Inuit box. 60 points.

2d Prize. Gunner Worth. £1 0 0 45 points iitl ” " Jury. 3 0 0 3‘.) " Ith “ II. McDougall. 3 lo 0 38 “ mu “ ltomh. lIewson. ii 0 0 37 “ tlth “ Gunner Cootubs, 1 10 0 30 " 7th " llouib. Heurtz. I 0 0 33 " filth “ Gun.ii'.stttnililos,1 0 0 M “ 0th “ (iuu. liIcKiuuoufi 10 0 ' ” 10th “ Corp. Bethune, 103. and liquor flask.

31 points.

Loan Listun is A I’qurxxo linden—On the 7th inst... His Excellency the Governor General. accompanied by Col. Mcb'clll. V. C.. and the lion. John Ryan. paid a visit to the Printing Establishment of Mr. John Loreli. Montreal. The particulars of the plan of op- erations for bringing out the Dominion lil- rectory were explained by Mr. Lovell. and the result: called forth expressions of praise and

‘ Inlinlnctioli from lliit Excellency. 'l‘iio Direc-

tory will be published early in December. Al~ ready 4.721 places in the 0 provinces have been heard from.aud the number lscxpt-elcd to reach 5.000 His Excellency was also shown over the whole establishment to 300 the art of printing in Its various brunettes. and expressed him- sell well pleased with his visit and lietuiiltiwti It the enterprise displayed by the publisher in the various departments.

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\Vc \ lslictl the New Ilarrel Factory 01‘ J. S. Farrell. Estp, at the foot of l'ownal Street. on Thursday evening. it is only as yet partially in operation. The machinery isuil driven by stain. and werkl very well. The stavcs are cut out by a cylinder row to the required curve. and the I‘d‘zt‘sllri! dressed to the proper bevel. kc..by a circular saw sci stnncwlmt (m the cart-wheel principle. the workman standing on the outside. iiy this means the stave is wider in the middle than it Is at both ends. ’I‘wo bands can tire." slaves enough for be- lewccn 7.1 and 10.) barreh a day. The Barrel Factory 1! tuneful institution. and We hope it will prove to its proprietor a rcmmwiallre sp‘t‘iildtiuli. Iletwrcl the imekerel and park

trade we rt-t uirc a large number of barrels nn- nually. IlIili cm no . . .1“, _ u. mun-input . t

ed more cheaply her..- than in any part of h u'trb America.——I‘ul. ‘

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The London Daily News has undertaken the

8"” me“ m“ m c I E (‘IIIIl‘t‘ll-Hl and tildribuliou of a fund for the . 'c semen a

distressed peasantry Ia thtwc district: or France which have been overrun by the tier- mao armies. it is said there are 200,000 per- tions on the brink of starvation, In the Depart.- un-ut of the Artiennce alone. At present. about III 0 to have been raised. The National Society. In giving nlti to the sick and wound-

. «I. has received £2:iti.ti<hi. and there are nix-

tlt‘nd m a readable copy of its Weekly edition , I be but three or four utnnbers which we hare ;

t‘l‘t‘l‘IVt‘II. have been nudes-t to us. owinz to creases and other durum-mouth of the pap r.

“'0 received by last mill the ilrst number of "10 Masonic Mir/or. a new [irllit'l‘ [iti'lliehcd in fit. John. N. 11.. edited by .\I r. it. I'erkln. 1t. 1" neatly printed. and published huntth for tiny count per year.

The Argus will. in future. be li'lliiieIlf‘tI 1.1 cn~ lurged (arm. on 'l'ucsdty. instead of 'l‘liuhday. me heretofore. This will give Charintletown a paper every day in the Week. Sunday cx- ceptcd.

Sydney Smith trey-I. regarding the nanom- Mry cnnnlllltplloll or road: coiiipu'ntltm I have carrn and drunk. between my teach and svvt-utletb year. furtyrrmr wagon loads more than was good for nu."

'l‘nr. Fisumtv Qi'tm'tox. - A petition to Congress is In circulation in Giant-ester. .\l:us.. for ntm-lu'erctmrse wnh lilt‘ Hrlllx‘h Uquun-s. " until the outrages upon our iishlug Interest have been owned for."

Mr. I'. C. lilll will oppose \Vm Garvchistp. an a member of the IItillliliIOli Ansembly for Halifax County. The election takes place on the 17th We wish Mr. (larvie success. He

will do no dishonor to Halifax or Nova Scotin. i “"Wk‘mbu'eh w‘“ “Mm "“ "WW 1 (‘I a vessel

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Ti" l"“""“ “‘l’“ mild“ P": teen other societch in existence having sim-

ilar object».

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Iimumn.—~A you": Nova Scotlsn. llfllliI’II John Murray. Went lutoa house on Sheilleld street. kept by a woman pour-ti Ann Ward. on \Vednculay taxi". and cornmeal-ed drinking. III‘I‘JIO I"II;.'.III! became tlrou'sy.aud awoke y slerday morning in the back yard. cold and

. moucylcss. having been robb rd of 8%. which

he had placed in Its boots for safekeeping durbu his heavy slumbnr. He believes the lupinr be drunk was drugged—Si. Join; News, ()4. 27.

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'I‘m-zr r.—-On Homily night. some scoundrels cntcrtd the cabin of the schr. ,lluri‘u. and car- rch all the Captain's watch and other articles. to the value- ut'tcn pounds. The property was liist-th-rt-d next tiny. bid uniting the bailout. of .‘lesm. Ramsay's new brigantinr. Suspiciunu attached to three seamen to whom Capt.‘1’aii bad generously given a free passage from I‘htuham; but no proof being: obtainable. they wcr: ilIIUWI‘II to take iheum-lven oil‘ In the fitcumcr. on Tuesday niglit.—-.\‘. Journal.

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Stratum—Tho schooner Harland. belonging to

I‘. ll. Island. la'ciy It'll -d by James l'uretvll. lit-venue titlicer. for an inirnctlon of the Custom laws. and placed in the hands oilbc Collector at The Elii‘ )cloniwig to Hurt & Iugrnham. were

A Mrs. Jackson and her young son, aged “at... illuIt'Ii in the aaiuctimc. no doubthr the

two years. 13.. on the 23lle tilt. They are snppned to have walked into the Water accidentally during the darkness at the night.

Gen. Robert I}. Lee‘s rcmaim were interred nt lwxington. on the lath. with hope. In: c~.‘i‘t‘- monies. Doth houses of the legislature of Virginia. representatives of «moral cities and public bodice. and State tlignuterice attended.

An Iowa husband a few months ago agreed to give his wife three dollar: a week to main- tain comparative silence. deducting one cent for each superman. word ebc uttered. Bbe now one: hha early enough to pay the rinlleunlvdobt. ' of

O'lionohuc. of Red River. I: in St. Paul's. and goes to Washington In the copac‘ty oi' bearer of a memorial of the lied [liver people, to the President or the I‘ultoti Hinton. mote-t. in; against the pcrlidy of the l‘enadian (lov- crnment In violating Its pledge to the itcti River people.

'I'in: (‘elhollr World for November. the Mir flmiuiou Monthly. for the same month. and a "Report on the Sherbrooiie Gold District. io- zethrr with A Paper on tho Onclms of Nova Scotln. end an abstract or a piper on Gold Mining in Nova Booth.” have been received too late for any lengthened notice in this day's imm- ‘

‘l'iro North German vessels. the Conrortlia and Lucio. were ruined by the French gnuhont Hamlin. air Rio Jnnclro. Ind allowed to go into lilo Junelro to ditcha rxo the cargo belong— ing to neutrals. after delay; which. the revel was then to era and (it'llmyl'ii. with a sum" quantity of cage belonging to (tenuous.

We received e letter through the I'm: one. but night. toilinqu us that John 'i‘rulunr. of Bomrmt. wee the winner of the first prize for n than mercanti M1 at the lute l'rlnec County Inhibition. The We reptm gave the name at floater Trainer. Our oorrenpcrtdent Iboultl have had the renunciation to clamp his letter. and not make mt movable portage on It. We to” other correspondents will take“! hint.

he Michaelmas Term 01‘ the Reprome Court for $3 (mineral-cocoa on the 2m Ilt. the Judges in; tor the am that» on the bout .‘ “hectare-r was uncanny Int- D. “at. Ll! Student In

Petr-er e. Hound‘- olce peered e creditable «minutiae. and was en- ” Attorney of the Supreme Court. . Henley and I. It. [incontinent Mute. '

WI"! drowned Ii l’til‘tllhd. N. . ptii’pmt‘ of getting: the Hurlunleway, its the had

both stripped—Mr. RQUI'H'I'.

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Wc hear that a respectable young woman at (lrnpnntl, mmed Smith. 23 yet-not“ age, cum- rnittt-d euicide by hanging herself in her room with two slicing of threed. She lnd been enf- fcriug from mental derangement for some time. but it we: thought the Was getting better.— l’at.

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\Vhy lit the Princess Imliiel. who is about to merry the Marquis of Lorn . like the eiri who “ milked the cow with the mutnpt-Itly born?" llccuuw shels the “ maiden nilfur Lora." Go up Ill'lliI.-— 'l'ertmlo Telegraph.

A. B- SMITH,

MANUFACTURER,

iMPJRTER It DEALER

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Hats, Caps, & Furs,

BOOTS t! SHOES.

57" Highest price paid for MINK. MUSIC- KilA'i‘. FOX Ind other FUR SKINS.

norm slur: occur: ilQIJAitl. October 20, 1339

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At Cherlotictown. on Monday but. often Ion and lingering illnm. Mr. David Stewart. 62 yearn. Much and deservedly regret- At North nedcqne. on Saturday. the end in!" Helen. the beloved wife of 8. Pa; term A. IL. aged m are. m deceer «r the m- Archibald mm. 391.. or beach Point. and was carried is lit. Patterson

shout 23 gem ego.

Government Appointment.

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"Iii Honor the Lieutenant Governor in Council has been plcmd to mile the fol- lowing appointments:

The Honorable James Duncan. :1 Member of the Executive Council of this Island.

The Reverend Alexander McLean. M. A., liulfut. to be It Member of the ileum oi Educti- lieu of this Island. in the place of Peter b'iu~ ciair. Esquire. resigned.

The Honorable Andrew A. Maedonahl to be p l eu‘ibcr of tho Boarder Education of this s not .

Owen Curtte. Enquire. to ho Surveyor Gen- eral. in the place of dost-pit Iiali. Esquire.

The Honorable Jamea Duncan to be a Meni- ber of the Board 01’ Works. to the place of the Iloum'abiu Robert l'ooro liaylhorne. resigned.

The Honorable .Inlrph Pope to ho Colonial Treasurer of this Island. III the place or the Honorable James Warburton, resigned.

Thomas Alloy. ltl-qnire. to be Silpcrintrmi- out of l'ubho Works for (int-en's County, in the place of Air. ilcujnniiu Williams, resigned.

Mr. It‘inlny Mnctlonald to be Keeper of Point l’rnn Light iIouae. in the place of Mr. Simon Murchison.

Nicholas Conroy. Esquire. to be Collector of Impost and Excise. Controller of Cur-buns and Navigation Laws anti Collector of Light IlilI Anchorage billion for the Port of Cascumpcc. in the place ofJuhu Clark. Esquire.

’I‘homns liot'kln. inquire, to be a Commis- sion» of the Court for the rucovury or Small Debts at 'I‘tgnitdi. In the place or Thomas J. Gale. 1"! wire. I’I'llgllelI.-—In terms or the Act 23rd Victoria. Cup. 10.

Mr. William Macdonnld, of Otorgctown. to be Superintendent or Public Works for King'u County, in the place of Mr. Thomas Clay, rc‘ signed.

Iii. Donald Stewart to be Ilarbor and Bal- bist. Master for Upper Cardigan. in the place of Mr. John Killiccii. left the settlement.

Mr. John Arbuckie, Junior. to be Master of the Normal School. in the place of Mr. Henry Lawson.

Mr. Witllem Honirsio. of .‘iiolpeque. to be Visitor ol Schools for Prince (handy, in the place of Mr. Robert AIcKclviu. resigned.

JeanJ. Fraser. Esquire. to be Postmaster at st. Eleauor's. in the :plucc or Mr. James Reid.

Mr. Honorc V. DcsROchc to be I‘ostnmstcr at Miscpucho in the place of Mr. James licairsto.

Mr. Stephen W. Clark to be Preventive Of- tlccr and Lantlwaitcr end Keeper of the bomb 00 Warehouse ut Smamcrside, in the place of Mr. George Crabb.

Mr. Marshal I’octpict to be a Preventive 0f- llcer for Hearts, in the place of Mr. Joim )Ic- Klunon.

John linzn'tl. Joseph Ives. and One-line Gautier. anulrcs. to be Connoissioners of the Court {or the recovery of Small Debts at m. l~2|calior’s. In the place of Stephen Illuencill, George Compton. and Edgar CHIMVCII, lis- uulrtJ.—ln terms of the Act 23rd Victoria, Cup. 16.

John Green. Alexander Holland. and I‘ntrick ileiancyplfisquires. to be Couilnisslolh ers of the Court for the recovery of Small Debts at Summer-side, in the place of Daniel Emnau. Thomas Schuruian. and Lemuel Vick- cl‘son. Esquire... in terms ol’ the Acts 27th Victoria. Cap. 10. and 23rd Victoria. Cup. 10.

Neil Rankin. Artemis Lord, Andrew Mitchell, Thomas lluntirahau. and John Quirk, Bfillltll'cs, to be Assessors i‘ur Charlottetown and Com- mon. in terms of the Act 24th Victoria. Cup '33.

m "haunt. "alum 1r , and James C. Pope to be . Iem oI'IIIuMit‘r’i? tulttce for managing the Stock Farm. In the p cc of the llonorublcs William W. Lord and A exautlcr Laird. Juur.. resigned.

’l‘hc Ilonoreblcs Daniel Davies. James ii. l'ope, George W. llowlnn. and Andrew A. )Incdouaitl to be ’I‘ruucce anti Govern "'8 ol the Prince of Wales College. III the place of the litmorablce Benjamin Davies and Robert l'uorc Huytboruc and Hour J. Calibch and i’ettr Sinclair. Emluiree. restarted, In terms of the Act 23rd Victoria. Can. 17.

The Honorable: James C. I’ope, Lemuel C. Owen. and James Duncan. to be Trustees of the Lunatic Asylum, in the place of the Honor. able Robert i’oorc Iiaylhornc. Henry J. Coll- bvt-k. Esquire. and the Honorable William \V. . Lord. resigned, in terms ortho Act 15th Vic- toria. Cup. 21.

Henry Longworili. Esquire. to be a Trustee of the Imuatic Asylum. in the place of ’I‘hmnas l'cthick. Esquire. tit-cc:iscd.——Iu terms of the Act 5th Victoria, Cup. 15.

William R. Watson. Esquire. to be I Menu 1101‘ of the Committee for managing the Stock Farm. in the place of’i‘honias l'cthlck, Esquire. dcccitst'd.

Edward Roche. Require. to be Assistant Master of the Normal School, in term: of the Act 319i. Victoria. Cap. 6.

Air. John 1'. Mchllnn. Indian Rivrr. Lot 19 : John A. McDonald. M. 1'. 1'.. Indian River, Lot Ill; Air. Arthur Doyle, .Nkinnci'o l‘ontl, Lot 1; Air. James Carruthcrs. North lit-deque: Air. John T. Murphy. Lot. 20. to be Justices of the Peace for Prince County.

Mr. .lnm'cs l’cakc. Charlottetown: Mr.‘ Don- ull McKinnuu. Charlottetown Ctun'non; Air. Illclmrtl Nugget, Charlottetown (Imnmon; .\ir. Archibald licnnctly. CIIIII‘IOIINUVI'II; Mr. tit-o. Iiavlcn, Charlottetown Counan Mr. (ion. ll. lit-er. Charlottetown. to be Justices of the Peace for Qtlccli‘e County.

Mr. James Johnson. lrand River. Lot 56, to bc a Justice of the Peace ior King's County.

Comm ereiul.

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Ilosrox Manner. Oct. 28.

The following are the wholesan prices ob- tained by counulssiou houses for produce in good condition :—

Iitrrrzn.—-’I‘liero Is no improvement in the market. and price: for anything below choice [trades are week. We quote line at 38 to De. per lb.

Enos.--Thc market in firm at 31c. per due. for prime Intern.

VWJBTAmfim—le market is dull till] pli- taloce are selling at 75 to 77¢. per bush.

llav.-'l‘hcrc is a fair supply. which finds a ready sale It quoted retro. We quote prime Eastern cargo buy at $20 to 30 per ton: choice Northern and Eastern car loud: at 829 to 30 per ton; inferior 010 to 21. Straw, $27 per ton.

l)ATs.——Thc market rermlns dull. with tub": restricted to email lots at at to 57¢. per bush

i'uovrsioss.——'I‘hetc is a moderate tIL‘llli‘fliI for email lots of provisions. but trade I! (lull. tmtl prices exhibit no improvement. We quote jabbing: prices of the wholesale trade as ftdiowat—diluur pork, 029.50 to 30. end city packed all to 32; m ms do. 8273.0 to 2K. and extra prime 82;! to 2i per bbl. Ittl'li. city tubs. 17¢. per lb. llama, 19 to 20¢. per lb.