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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted 10 The estate or g..
IA &C, Harrison, deed, are reqael,edt Nv
forward and settle and those HAVING rl,;,.....
present them properly authenticated wrG.
time prescribed by law, or this notice glll /, IS.
in bar Of their recovery. rig
DAVID MAXWELL IL.
December 70, le4i. Inf
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NEW
Forwarding a Commission
HOUSE,
EEtaE.EI u HALE

>Nkfpt III inform The merchants of the interior
z. that they have IN connection with the gen.
craI Grocery EusinCss, added 10 that Of
Forwarding aud hay'nH hrcc am -r-nmedious
aiehonses on The bank Of The River, aye prcps-
rod to receive aud forward Goods urpn spcb terms
as wsll defy all competition, our charges and *.
penses beng onc.third less on the freight bills
Than any other house in the place.
All Goods shipped to G, W. Div, Of Whining.
ton, for the interior and not Otherwise dsrceted.
will be fuupd ia our possession.
Fayetteville, Dec rptsr II, lSii lotf
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Tobacco.

"ho' and bali boxes manufactured Tobacco. con.
s.'lng Of extra fno IIoNEY DEw & CAyrNp,s,,.
20 Myers and Hare. Honey Dew, s. 10 The pound
Boxes low priced,
kieh, sweet scented Kentucky Leaf Tobacco.
Negro Pipes, &c SC.
The above comprises part Of anr extensive ii,
sorineni, which will be seld WHOLESALE u,
RETAIL Al q small advance on Charleston nf,c,.
TO cover freight and charges.
March oG 1919 ar-
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Sch EEe0d-0cEc Esened,,

EhR. sPOIlN's Headache Remedy
E-H cd I" DE The only preparation IA ,'.5
fectuliiy cure that worst OF al c.rn9l,s,. =
sons using this article vii never L,,,,i re-.
head ache. II people had rather giss M. -
or dollar TO be entirely cured, thai t,E. ~
for two OF three DAYS. they can do g., IL ,''' p
bottle of this Remedy. Sold whole,sle I'M
stock & Co, 81 Cortland st n Y, and r. :, l ls
Oates Charlotte.
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EissOiHf;Oa

ZpHIS day, by mutual consent. tie f-.as,,
~ poldt and Taylor is dissolved. T. iiaa
are indebted will please call and tepl. 4. J, @-'
or Note; those having claims viii pres.s,'. q
forthwith, -s''' ''sa
J N, HAPPoLp3
NJ, d, TAYLop
CAarlsits, Jan. 10. lSI5. ~,
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Bust Received

n 7 the Charlotte Drug Store, large Il
IN fresh supply ofinyaluable Family N.l,,5,
among which are
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seaars. segars:. segars.,.

$4,000 Spanish segnrs, various qualities and
price, from SIS TO SEQ per 600,
. and i-2 Spanish, of best quality,
American Charleston msde) segafs.
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l. IQ 10 RS

GoddsFd's Brandy vintage l~e5 celebrated ~
1t. son ifui'y flavor.
istckcnwraih & L1wudes' J. J. Dupuy Cognisr
Brandy,
ie'ekcuwfaih 4 f.axndes' Holland Gin0 =
Newton, Gordon & Nnttock' Old Madeira g =
New do : =
Pale Sherry, Sseet Malaga =
Old Jamaica Rum. l. .ns Old Scotch Uhi.kr z
Blankets Champagne. Corsiss, assorted,
Bbla Monographs Nhi.ker,
DO n. q. Reclthed 20 do Y r. Rum,
Double Brown Stout Porter, IDunb.t's) quarts
and pinis,
Scotch Pale, very superior in pinis
Philadelphia PALE Air, 10 quarts aud pinrs,
WARDS big grain Rice. strictly prime, 81 quail 90
Goshen Butter, Northern Cheese, mild and rich.
Pine Apple CHEESE, Goldfish. Smoked Horrines.
Noe J. 2 and hackefel Kits No do
Extra bleachcd Sperm OIL winter strained
SOAR do
Shoe Backing, Sal E,atus, London shred Isingr,,
Soopef'' GelsIIns, Rafpbeffy syrup
slfa@ berry do
W hole. half and quartef boxes Soap al qualities,
Corn Brooms, boxes Table Salt. Painted bucket.
Jars Iamarnds, m 6ne syrup,
4 lnIi assortment OF CANDIES, or al sort,,
Almond soap, Fancy DO
Extra Canal Flour. whole and half barrels
a iull assortment Of CRocKERY and GLASS
n
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POPULAR BANJO SONGS.
7 Err MS.

P0biisAers' Hall, l0t CAesnpi ~. PbtigJ,i,j;,
Bf'Any Postmaster sending Club Of Ana ,y,'l
DC enli'l'd 10 tho lsii Volume fer himgrIr. n,
sending Club Of $50 viii receive. crher Arthur.
for lsi '''''"'J
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II d w SpOB 10
DOby's Old stand.


a. Wo eI,I.l.. i Of c.n5 lhs 90 go
EM u and the adjacent country &FS
keAGl-k2 hat they have opened Efls1s1
.{R ErleRsire assortment on
SELECT GROCERIES,,
which will be offered for CASH al prices 10 cor.
respond With The timss. Their facilities for Keep
ing up their supplies such as 10 guarantee sat
lslactIon 10 their customers
just received by the steamers WalcrCe and Dc
Kalb from Charleston
3 bids, SUGAR, prime aud low priced
is bb.. do
300 leaves Double Rchaed Loafund Crashed.
; bis hue do
~ bbis. New Orleans MOLASSES,
Extra 6ne Tyson TEA Fine d.. do.
ooolong ,blaeA) in ID. papers. Do. very superior
Powshong (do)
Bags old Jaws COFFEE,
Laguira Do
Rio do Old aud new crop,
Boxes Sperm Candles, 4, ) and to the pound,
Adamsntine 80 PApcrs) "
Charleston made Tallow
4 and 10 canlsIays Preserved Salmon, hernet.
eally sealed,
ID. canislcrs Lobs,ers hermeticaly sealed,
Jars mixed Pickles; do Gherkins 81 and PIE,
Caniaiers Sardlncs lin oil and , lss each
Layer RaIsins, all clusters; , Zante Cufran,s,
Quarter boxes VI Raisins soft shollcd Almonds,
Drums Turkey Figs small s.Ie,)
Bordeaux Almonds, soe sheod,
Boxes Genoa Clifton, preserved With white sugar..
Jars T. L. Preserved Ginger, M4car0ni,
W hole and ground Back Pepper; do Al>picc,
Nuimegs, Cloves, Ginger, CHINA aun, Mace,
No. Chocolate, prepared Cocoa,
Uodefwocds Mustard. in | and ! n bottles.
Rose Water. L S}fnp, Sweet Oh. Harvey SAucs.
leading sauce, Mushroom ke.chup. Tomato 90
Faot Vinegar, Si1ughluns Bittcts, soda Biscuit.
PC Nc Crackers, Lemon Crackers,
REAR St.'ch, Z superior aftee] fig Blue. Iut. ~
Letter Paper, tdy.acsp do .,allpcirc,
White Wine Vinegar. der a.
Canisicrs Duyonts Eagle Rlag Powder,
Kegs and halt kegs Ftt glazed 30
toll as'orment Of SHot, all aizes,
200 sack. SALT, extra large siGg and fac order
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Also, BUST Received
Preserves. &C.

= cases Peaches, Prsserr,d ia Brandy.
= Cherries,
d assorted w. ] Preserves, in syrup.
. doz. English prepared Barley, in foil,
4 Anchovy Paste,
Il French Mustard, a superior article.
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Police Intelligence.

Der. 7-Grand Larceny by a Fsmale.-A female
named Mary Collier, was this afternoon arrested by off,
Ger Josephs, on charge of stealing $685. belonging to
gentleman named Thomas c. Doane boarding at No 1877
Broadway. The complainant concealed the money be
chambermaid in the family found it, and took
sion of the same. She fully committed to answer
Another Grand Lareeny-A man named Edward Bay.
lis, was arrested on charge of stealing grocers
wagon, worth $4O the property Of Patrick Doherty of
the 9th avenue 4oth He had sold the wagon
for He was taken before Justice Roome and com.
mitted to answer.
Vioient Assault BY q Husband--A man named Joefry
Farrell residing at No. 40 Perry street. was arrested
this morning for committing violent assault upon his
wife, and threatening to cut of her with carving
knife. Justice Roome held him to answer
Indecent .assauh upon Fsmaie-A fellow named Mi.
chael Brady was arrested this morning, and committed
to answer in default of $500 ball. for having thrown
aown and attempting to rsvish young female named
Mary shaw, residing at No. 80 Laurens street
Capture 81 an Escaped Conuicf-A man named George
De Luce, recently escaped from Backwels Island was
again arrested last night by deputy keeper Evans and
oficerF. Smith, OF the 5th ward.
.fbandonment Of Chiid-A female named Folly FAY,
residing atNo 642 Greenwich street, arrested this
afternoon on charge OF having left infant on the side
walk ct the Of Greenwich and Hammond streets
After being thus exposed for tune il was take
charge OF ~ Mrs Mary Demsey, residing in the neigh
borhood. II subsequently ascertained that the mo-
Their Of the child married woman after protract ted
visit to Ireland returned to her husband this city In
what Is generally termed an interesting situation; al.
though by means very gratifying to her ege lord
who, like sensible man, packed up his worldly goods
and left his fahes partner look 10 others TO provide
for the then forthcoming responsibility which she did by
leaving it with Polly Fay, whom she employed to take
care OF It, forgetting howeverto square accounts which
circumstance led the accused to get herself into her
present difficulties.
IS:tt Of Monsy-Mary Ann cravens was arrested and
held to answerson charge of stealing 50 from Mary
Shaw, of No. 10 Mulberry street
Burgfary.-The dwelling Of Mr. Hiram r. Rowell,
Agent OF the state Prison at Sing Sing broken open
between and O'Clock on Sunday morning. and a sill
yer watch aud gold fob chain stolen therefrom
Meehanies Bank 4fatrr Shepherd Knapp, Esq. Presi.
dent and Mr. + w Edmonds Cashier OF the Mechanics
BANK who were arrested on Saturday last on a charge
o. compromising felony with Charles A. Higgins, the
are stii at liberty their parole Of honor. On
husaay afternoon next, the law points the case
~ 70 % before Justice Drinker by james n. VIII
PENDANTS. - = - - " - -
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Intermittent Fever. like every other disoI

ded motion Of the blood only az sn1 OF ns,ar. to throw
nam Ia the bach and alternate fits Of cold and heat
and other symptoms and agne Wnghrs indian Veg
tbey espei from the body those bilious corrupt humo
are he cause only OF ch and fever Of every
msIsdv incident to Said Indian Vegetable Pills also
and improve figeston and rurify the blood and
ot oniv ms ke perfect Of the above
nut VIII such health and vigcr the constitution
ensbie II resist any further attack Of chs fever IL
should slso be embered that named VIM M Spear
who sells Medicine pupong to be Indian Vegetable Pills.
ths Of Race Fourth s Phla, agent Of
neither can guarantee any genuine that be has for
sale The only security imposition purchase from
people Of character or at the Office and general
depot, 2ss Greenwich st. NJ Y. WIN. WRIGHT
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nO Tue sday, Oct. 7-sP.M.

Asy, OcI I'd Pm.
ave downward tendency and
Quotations for stocks n. fraction. Lone I.I..s ="
some of the faneiss fell one Vo-.,;.h i'lana oe'
cnnea Per csn'; .-,' Car al 1t; Harlem, Penn O..
Nesu,ns A - arm at yesterdays prices
nv. ..S". -. ,ns, tive. and closed heavy
~.. n.~,.,on r;rs .,d urine Insurance Company
~ ~ ,..,sa uiannusl dividend Of Eve
per cent .,...a-,. A..
The Bunker Hill Bank Of Cha ' m.s'' mas de'
clared semi annus dividend of = ~ - s,n'
The Farmers and Merchants Ban e. ~. ,.'. nss
declared dividend Of three per csl -
months. ,..u
The Atlantic Commercial, Exchanged 49,
chants and Naumkeag banks Of Salem, h ~. go
clared sem-annual dividends of per csst.,
Bank, u; Danvers Bank 81 Village, 5; wsssN .'A"
Mechanics, 81. Su-
The Banks Of Portland Me-, have declared tks. NV"
ing dividends Canal Bank per cent; Cssco. q; W.
chants 81; Manufacturer Traders 4; and Bank
Cumberland 81.
The receipts Of the Mohawk Hudson Railroad Com
pany tor the fourth week in September, show very
large gain those for the same period last year.
tMoHAwK HuDsoN RAILROAD.
Receipts for passengers ............. .S3,o2s 10
Receipts for freight. ITO rs
ss,les 81
Receipts for week last year. 1880 10
Excess in lS46, "a per cent. $3.50 ~
The Receipts of the Long Island Railroad Company for
September ls4s, compared with the same month last
year, show very handsome increase
LoNG BLAND RAILROAD.
Receipts for Sept 1885, from all sources. .S37l4s 80
Receipts for Sept 1874, 30,l77 81
Increase Sept ls45, about % per cent. $6e70 sS
Since Jan lst the aggregate receipts this year have
been about $3.50 000 At this rate the receipts for tho
year will to about three hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars
The Canal Board of this State after session Of fit
days, adjourned the both ult without naming day
for the next meeting, which will not probably be 'tntl
The next meeting ofhe Legislature Tie Board def rred
action upon several applications for the reduction OF tolls
until the winter session.
We annex a statement showing the qua unity OF most
ofthe principal domestic articles exported from tn Is port
during the first nine months of the past hrs yea y also
of the most important articles offors ign soduc
ton exported during the period. will be bserv-
ed that there has been in many items very gr sat falling
oths comParedwith while in others there has
been corresponding increase. These variation IN the
quantity have but slightly affected the aggregate value
Thefang of in exports has been confined prn :iN yto
the following articles viz coffee, corn cotton. flour,
lard pork and wheat The increase has been in ash o.
candles cheese, lard naval stores OILS sugars tas ,
bacco and whalebone.
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The MACKENZIE PAMPHLET.-We have not heard
any thing new relative to the investigation by the
police authorities in the case of Mackenzie, but we
understand that an effort has been made to appro-
pirate the proceeds of the sale to supplying " the
stated preaching Of the gospel at Sandy Hil"-with
what success, however, we cannot say.
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Navigation OF the ohio River.


Ethiopian Serenadcrs.--PalmO's Opera
House Last nights performance completely ned the
efforts Of the Ethiopian Serenadesand the public enthu
asm by audience trumphantly express
ed There seemed universal satisfaction pervsdnE audi
these seenades will be contnu edand that this
air finn
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CLINTON Prison. Official notice has been gwen,
that and after the llth inst that the I'd and 9th
Senatorial Districts have been for the present, set
off from this prison. owing to the large number OF
convicts already received.
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ror long Al sxtr' fine DO 6s Young Hyson, superb AZ
ces Is S. aud S. at the whoes e and retail stores OF the t
toa Tea Comp 1853 Greenwich street. near the cor q o.
C9usndt and l2i Chatham street. tbeMeen Pearl anu
America Their for Upright ds:Ss sDo i or
stand, unrivalled. We earnestly commend ammes,
country merchants and the whole public to TINS very esrc
BILE establishment.
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ANTI RENT.-Five Of the persons engaged in the
disturbances in Columbia county, and who were
sentenced on Saturday to Clinton county prison for
route for their destination Aibany atlas, Oct 6.
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TabIet Razor straightforward

and about purchasing article Of this kind would do
well to call and examine at the the psf
offered each being made of the materials
ing only il outside nlsh Certificates IN proof Of their utility
cientihc gentlemen the country liberal discount made
TO wholesale pu fchaser
Hoxv A. Hof
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Sporting Intelligence.

TRorTINe ON THE BEACON COURSE, HoBokEN.-
The matches announced to come off yesterday over
this rakc, are postponed until further notice, in con-
sequence OF the unfavorable state OF the weather.
CRIcKET.-The Toronto Club of Canada il ont
with challenge to the ST. Georges of this city, to
play couple OF games on the ground of the former
during the present month. They state il is not the
practice OF the T. G. G. to play cricket for money,
but as an lnducement to the St. Georges Club and
Ground to avail Of this opportunity Of acquiring an
easy victory over " sectional party in Canada"
and bring on against amere Toronto, "Eleven. the
same combined forces that so soutly challenged and
played sgans, the so.caed IAN Canada" small
sovereigns, will not be objected to, should the ST
Georges Club desire It, va ~
play in such vicinity y
=, NE NM MARa NET FAIL RAcEs-Third Day-Jockey
Hare's Patsy Anthony, by Priam, dam Vlrpinian. 5
years DID, l. John Belcher's b. g. Old Kenuck, BY
Woodpecker, dam Snowstorm, years old. 3 3
James Williamson's oh. m. Marchicness, by Row
ton, dam Archy, 3. Time-lst heat On 25s. I'd
heat, 6m. 6s. fine race the last heat closely con-
tested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-08

LECTURE ON GRAMMAR.-Professor Wright, the
wen known author OF the English Grammar. gives
Lecture before the Mercantile Library Association
at the Cllnton Hall, this evening.
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LA SoRTIE Du BAIN.-This chaste and beautiful
statue, by DE kuyper, is attracting crowds at the
Society Library Rooms. II is seen TO the best adj
vantage in the evening
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The total value Of the exports from Thu port ior sep
TENDER was S2652 1884, of which SASH Sel was IN NOR
chsndse and $2sA in specie Large guam tues o. 40
nestle produce, which have heretofore been sxpored
fro this port, have gone forward from the Southern
markets this year. and have swelled the value Of the o.
ports from those ports while the revelation 10 the course
of shipment has not reduced the value OF our exports
much below that Of last This gives us reason to
believe that the value Of the aggregate exports from the
Iyned States for the calendar year s45 will exceed
that Of 1914, several millions Of dollars
The annexed statement exhibits the particulars Of tho
exports from this port for August 1885, showing the des
tinstion and amount Of our export trade with each
country.
Coumracy or THE PoRr OF New YoRx-SErrEMBEa. 1885.
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MlLTARY.--Col. Henry Whiting OF the IT, S ar
my, LETT this city, where he has 80 long resided last
evening" Tor his new station at New York He bears
WIN MN the sincere respect and best wishes of our
aaihens. Col Whiting, we believe, has resided in
Sept 30 "' N"o""s",
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-08

HEALTH OF MoBnLE.-The health of the city con-
tinues to be OF the most cheering and satisfactory
character In the past two weeks. our reoorts show
only six lntermens, and we can assure our distant
friends there IS no sickness Of any kind here The
weather for the last two or three DAYS has been ia
vorable to continuation Of good health Mobile He
raid. Sept 30
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tn following table shows the value of foreign and do
estic merchandise exported from this port for each o.
IN. first zine months in the past three years The uni
formitv IN the value Of merchandise exported for tho
first nine mon tbs Of 1874 and ls45
wben wa take h consideration the great fluctuations
in the auan titles ., + different articles shipped.
Poi 1 1 Ara
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The URuGUAY.-We have received letter from
Montevdeo of the 9th Of August, which states that
French and English men of war were to be de-
spatched up the Uruguay to convoy a number Of
merchant vessels. 1t was thought that this was
fererunner to the resumption of commercial trans
actions
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ARREST OF INDIANs.-Deputy Sheriffs J. A Gull
of some thirty citizens of that town, arrested on
Saturday afternoon. at pole raising, the following
persons, who were disguised and armed, all Of
whom are now in custody Thomas Manning,
Clark Crandall, Peter Parker, and Roger Parker
six of Stephentown, and one of Berlin. They were
arrested under the provisions of the law Of 1916,
4" To prevent persons appearing disguised and arm
ed"
We understand that Hiram Shaw, while assist
ing the officers, received heavy blow from pis-
toI in the hands Of one OF the Indians-Iyoy Whig,
Oct T.
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BoUeHToN, ALIAS BrG THUNDER The Demor,o,
Whitehall, speaks OF the arrival of this person an
Wednesday, at that place. He conve rsed freely I'
did not deny his criminality, but insisted that he
had acted an honorable part" and that in what he
had done he had "represented 100000 honorable
men," His courage, however failed him, we un.
derstand, when he reached the prison, and he gave
way to deep detection, dependency and tears
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-08

MUSICAL CONVENTIONAL Convention OF profess
slonal and amateur students of music will COM
mence Its sessions in this city at the Tabernacle this
day. These are the days Of conventions, and possi.
bly, good deal OF attention will be directed Ito This
convocation of the musical people. We have had
so many conventions of discord and confusion, that
really we cannst but hail the announcement Of one
that promises harmony and concord
There is in this city at this moment great con-
centration of musical talent Amongst other musi-
cal celebrities of the day, perceive Mr.. Temple
ton the greatest tenor of the age, who has been in
this city for few days, and intends to commence
next week a series OF musical entertainments, of q
purely original character, at Palmo's Opera House.
II viii be recollected that Mr.. Templeton, during
the Juror In favor Of Madame Mabran, was the
only artist that she would permit to sing with her as
Tenor in her operas.
Madame Pico is still amongst us, but is preparino
TO leave for Havana, New Orleans and Mexico. il J
few days. We trust before she goes, that she will
give concert, for she has many friends in this CITY
who desire to give her kind farewell before sbe
leaves us
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ARREST OF A SwINDLER.-Augustus Fischer a
German by birth, was arrested yesterday Just as he
was leaving for New Orleans, charged with having
swlndled J. G. Riddle, of Montgomery, out of some
nifty dollars, by selling him draft upon Sylvester
The information which led to his arrest was for
warded to this city and arrived day in advance of
FISCHER. lie disgorged the money, and with. the
consent OF Mr. Riddle, was allowed to leave the
Guy. ne TOOK passage on the New Orleans mail
boat-Mobie Herald, Sept 30.
The MORMON WAR.-The Die Vernon vss,erd.v
brought report that the anti-Mormons were stil
preparing ior battle, that they had determined TO re-
Jec! tne proposition Of the Mormons to remove next
spag 20 soon al the grass may be high enough to
drive them out Of the country at an earlier nroJ
would be the height OF injustice and the extreme 81
cruelty. e eA'e''e VI
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WEATHER IN CANADA.-During tn, past month
Of September, the weather has been vet, stormy
and disagreeable. Hardly two days of consecutive
storm, sleet and mist, have been the daily OBJ
servances of the weather wise Any one landing
fresh from England in Canada, would have thought
meeting with, of which he had doubtless heard so
much at home, the bright blue skies and almost
eternal sunshine of an Upper Canadian Autumn.
All this, however, may come In due season, but the
inauspcious commencement of the present month,
October, does not promise greaty.-Kingston, Ca
nada, TVhig, Oct. B.