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* & _ LEES & GEMMELL, ?BAIIIIT“:.‘ Attormeys, Solicit Qurice : {:Ib‘ Court w. Qttawa, C. W. Rossaut Leas. Joux J. GratrLL Ottawa, February7, 1366." _________ 4 "OTTAW A TIMES," paÂ¥" OFFICEâ€"No. 60, Sparks Street. ~W@ ad Nénks or Svfscairrion :â€"Daily, if paid in adâ€" vance, $3,00 per Annum ; if not paidâ€" in LK _ WEEKLL 1IMDLX __ A Woeekly Edition of the Trwgs will be pab« Ished every FRIDAY Morning, and Mailed o Subscribers for @K per ;\nnu-.,jf‘-a in udeance : if not paid in advance, # k yoy~The W eckly will contain a large amount »t Foreign and Home Nows, litest Telegraph Despatches, Local and: Foreign Markets, and will be a most valuable paper for Farnters and th::>.ssiding in the country. J uy person sending the names of Ten Subâ€" evibors, CasA .Iccwuuym{’léo Order, will reâ€" vive acopy Free for One Year. i Foreign and Eh )espatches, Loca rill be a most val h.: .osiding in auy person sen evibors, Cask Ace wive acopy Free . ~ CeHk AW!IY.AT-LA', Sellcitor _ im Chaneery, Convey ancer, &e., Sussex Street. Orvice: Union Buildings, Ottawa. February 21, 1866. 85â€"y i TTORNE Y 8â€"AT«L A W , Sollcitors«in« Chancery, Conveyancers, &c., &c. ovigc® : Court House Avenue East. _ _ â€" _ iÂ¥tawa, Jan. 18, 1888. (Â¥iâ€"»a, Jan. 12, 1866. B'i'l-n'ii';ii, M e 1 ie id pratks . Qevice: Horne‘s Buildings, corner and Elgin Streets, Ottawa. es Ottaws, Doc. 13, 1866. s ip e es 1â€"y LAW. Chancery, and Conyveyancing» Ovricz: Over Scou‘s Confectionery, opposite the Russell House, Ottawa, C. W. February 1, 1866., * 43â€"utf MESSRS. DUCK & BUCKE, Bmmm and Attorneyseat«Law, ‘Solicitors in Chancery, Notaries Public, ahd * Trrices Leng‘s Buibiin ite the Post Office Orric®: s Building, oppos Cortral Ottawa. ® Wicrax Deex. Juits P. Buck® Htawa, Fob. 7, 1866. . _ &dâ€"utf A# BAllll‘l'lll and Attormeyseate«Law, Solicitorsâ€"inâ€"Clhancery, Conveyancers, Notarâ€" ies Public, &e., &¢. Ovwrice: Telegraph Building, Mctoalfloe Street, Jtha w & EVERY MORNING, _COLMANX & WRIGHT, A-voc;v... Barrvisters, anud Attor« Orvices: Hull and Ayimer, C. E. Mr. wr-mn.duuula-r-du‘ and uJ Taine"" J W. Moxay Wauoar, B.4A.B.C.L, Ottawa, Fob. 7, 1866. <zâ€"atf THOR NE Â¥8â€"A T=L A W , Solicitors=«in= A Chancery, Convey ancers, Notaries Public, &c. Orvice > Post Office iufldh(.ll.'pmouavl E. B. Harooc«. K. K. Maycocx. Rebruary 7, 1366. 43â€"utf _ Wx. Curge. A.vo&lffi. Ofice: No. 17, 8t« Poter Street, Quobec. Mr. Bouchette will always be orepared. Mwm:‘“yu:”im“l. ).â€"3 emplo: neral way entrast him. g‘.'l.dbub :fiul;.ho dl',- wit in and for the district of Queboe. PC Oâ€"+ W. MARSHALL MATHESON, P.OVI!('IAI. LAND . SUR VR TITICY . Draughteman, &c., 5“""""" for b;mr and Lower g;:-da.)a: .:“ reaidence, â€" cester, near w rveys executed with accuracy. c«-m ed Ottawa City, (postâ€"paid), will recelve prompt " J. F. BOULTON, ARRISTER»ATeLA W , Solicitorâ€"in» Chancery, &c. * wick : Aumond‘s Buildings, Rideauw Street. > attention. DUNNING & THOMPSON, ARRISTER, Kic., for Lower Canada. â€" Orvices + Court House, Aylimerand Buckingâ€" L.'p Agent and Broker, Nofary T7 |u.hurmvodu--loo»lmm .r.-wummanuwmm mwn?-mâ€"“’ in prosecuting nt, in I.nicu-’.:hi:aou“'.‘uu. und "to ;fll‘ any A business with an o Tak Quvirienont cioes * A Ottarcs, Fub. T. WUUL .‘ ; 43â€"atf YVOL L xo ‘"I E. lncn‘n'-;;EiT Orricz: Wellington Stroot, opposite St. Andrew‘s Chureh. Â¥ Ottawa, Fobruary 7, 1866. .______________ C‘I--ll MEsSRS. THISTLE & BALDW!N, OVINCIAL Land Surveyors, Canada lutud\Vnc.lh.lE-uuA.u-.h. Parâ€" ticular attention devoted to the wale and protection of the Lands of Absentoss. Aypliuuoutolb. * 00 »a0%s Denartment for Mining Lands, &c,, D-oi’xi;iflu Christ Chureh, of the Organ, Pianoâ€"Forte, &0. Ottawa, Fob. 7, 1866. _ ________ ‘Attends to all Law Courts in the District of HAYCOCK & HAYCOCK, CLEGG & NELLIS, (Sundays Excepted 1). OCONNOR, PUBLISHE D R. A. BRADLEY, SIDNXEY B. FRIPP, WEEKLY TIMEs" MR. IL R. FRIPP, F. BOUCHETTE, R. SPARKS, McLEOD, LAND _ SURVEYOR, HURD, Hrokey, Notary Pub« Twos. F. Neulis T. W. Twowrso®. (» To | wit 8T. Offlice} York Street, Lower Tow ird House from Union Block. â€"â€" | ‘Ottawa, ary 27, 1868. Mâ€"uth Teacher 43â€"utf 21â€"y 43â€"at( 43.â€"utf , PIY'I(‘IAI. Surgeon and Accoucheur» Orvic«k: No. 3, Russell House Block, Sparks Streot. Will be found at night at Dr. J. Leggo‘s, Sparks Street, Ottawa. Caxerms Curko, without the use of the knife, by a new, but certain, speedy, and almost painless &"’ cess. _ References given to parties successfully treated, if required. . The cure yuarunteed. % Ortawa, April 14. 100â€"y Pl"ncux. Surgeon and Accoucheur, Ottawa, C. W. D;y office in Hunton‘s Block, Sparks Strect, Conter Town; Night Office at his Residence, Maria Street, Conter Town. + Te k Surhy fes. 1y Hnk D. W. J. HENRY, WILLI.‘GTO.‘ Street, First 1 of Bank Street. 9â€"y PYIICIA'..-" and Accoucheur, attending Physician to the Protestant Hospiâ€" tal. Office and midr:m. own‘lvolllli-h:: -fl-‘d Mosgrove Streets, nea ite Workman & Grifâ€" fin‘s. Entrance on Io-y‘rot!:r,::unot. Ottawa, May 5. es‘ «> __ 118y GEO. LOGAN, M.D., L.C.H.B., GEO, H. PERRY, "MVIL ENGINEER, Union Buildings, .A corner of Sussex and York Streets. Ottawa., Dec. 18, 1865. 1.* WILLI!G‘I‘O.‘ Street, First Door East of Bank Streot. Ottawa, Fobruary 7, 1866. 43â€"utf Col-rikéi-bn and â€" Builder. . Office : ‘North side York street, second door from Sussex Streot. YOTI Street, opposite Matthows® Ho# ‘tel. * Ottawa, Fobruary 7, 1866. 43â€"utf C ons B agon for Asie Mighnines aad agent for ‘m wines Proof Whiskey ; maiso, Dawes‘ l.uh‘s‘;: Ales and Porter. Pork, l‘lopr. eig Sls tiiklimg 1 15 1055c 00 c0 . _.Omnicz: No. 5, Sparks Street, near House, Ottawa city, C. W. " Di OLIVER MARTIN, â€"â€"* D.-""- Oflice 4 Sparks Street, Cen= tral Ottawa. Ottaws, January 27, 1866; Mâ€"utf VCTIONEERS®, and General Commis= sion Exchange and Real Estate Agents, No. Bussex Street. ‘ Ottawa, December 13, 1865, by " Taddile of Roal Â¥state at Auction or Private Sale gy.:d;l to. Consignments md.ol..brl urtics wishing to purchase Rea will receive all information FREE OF CIIMI'L:.IMM'.MM Ottawa, t l Wtthike 15250 _i > 122 1 1â€"y sex Stroets.‘ Entrance on Sussex Street. â€"~ Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. c JOHNX M. BARBER, / BOO‘-IIIDI' and _ Manufacturing Stationer, and Machine Rulor. Over Taylor & Wilkinson‘s Flour Store, corner of York and Susâ€" Boouunuuull'»-l-l"""' ner of Sparks and Metcalfe Streets, over the %mm Office. Account books mad» to for any branch of business, paged and bound hlbohdqx::llh art. RULLNG to any Te Particular attention to Map Mounting. Ottawa, December 19, 1865. 2y PROFESSIONXAL CARDS Bm MAKER, Wellington Street, op= posite Dr. Van Cortlandt‘s, Ottawa. Maving had many years‘ experience in some of the best ostaâ€" blishments in the metropolitan cities of Canada, he fedts confident that all orders entrusted to his care will be executed in the best style, and guaranteed to givesatisfaction. v% se PPOP Â¥ Oitawa, March 21, 1866 Ottawa, March 20, 1866 ATE of Quebec» â€" Residence==Russell PIOPIIS'I‘OI of the Partiament Hair« Dressing Saloon, Rideau Street, bogs most res= pectfully to invite the gentlomen of Ottawa and vie oh'n{to visit his new establishment, No. 9, Angus‘ Block, which has been fitted up in a most recherche style, at very considesable hvnc. & E. Miles has the PATENT ROTARY HALR BRUSH, (the only one on this continont,) in use. For information as to the efficieney of this apparatus E. Miles has the PATENT / BRUSH, (the only one on this c« For information as to the efficieney vide opinions of the Pross. _ _ uie ie e * OB + .&.-., Dec. 18, 1865. . _ > shortes Co."-;:..i"r;.;‘;'s..“s Mn Prop '-‘umu, O‘dnoh , NY« , Proprictor. Ausainens to and from the House frnP':lchn‘g. JOHMN SWEETLAND, M. D Omnibuses to and from the House free of chATEC« December 20, 1863. 3y THE RUSSELL HOUSE, LA'I'I CAMPBELLS HOTEL, Ottawny C. W. The undersigned, proprietor of the aboveâ€"named Hotel, begs leave to .nn:lu his nuâ€" merous friends and the travelling pal , that he has :-‘rlm-d and nfiy-WMt&hwm- mflmumwd-mh by strict attention to business and guests, he hopes to deserve Mn‘u“-\. d JAMES E. GOUIN, % Latel connectem wit ‘ ; ’Hâ€"zfl m‘ Street, Quebe®. CCOUNTANTS, No. 3, Victoria C . cont, Upper Town, Ottawa. Ottawa, Jan. 4, 18 j B. MULLILN, ERCHANT TAILOR, 3%, Sparks s~ Agent for « Gleneross* Report of 'u‘h‘kzu g UCTION Rooms, No. 10, Sparks Street, Centre Town, Ottawa, opposite Hope‘s Stationâ€" THE â€" QUEEN" RESTAURANT, M KAVAIAG-.W.CM of e Metcalfe and Wellington Streets, opposite C ie oD ERK* somprizes all the equinier s « N" down w for a frstâ€"class Restaurant. â€" The House h:q\on refitted and refurnished thna\"- The BAR contains the choicest Brands in nes and Liquors, and every delicacy of the season will be found on this table. The mh:l\ul:::lh'fllhdlw to the comâ€" -'Oya-n,@you..hny by express. Fap» °> efi mm 00 6 en d M WH A M« R. R.R+ WA MILTON, I-A'.olM Nn ll‘mu‘ s,#“ roiy ve A:p(..- Hotel. (&l’ THk uo s T N00 Anssodfam o Streets, has removed to the American Hotel, (for LM Hotel) on York street, where he will to see his old friends. s ie ie e n @cn *EA ErA M TLToONCS HOTEL, R. H., in ret thanks for the &uw bestowed upon him in the would inform His friends and the public ly;that he has the above premises, Euen no bes pat into 4 Rarrafiaetaiea o tE ul repainted, and decorated, and ce it the |.~"mm1 «:.'m. No ox‘o.rmu or spared by the Proprictor in render ;’:..: second to none in Ottawa, ‘:’P"‘z with their su hi on m attention to their .!’..‘l O.Zdum-c m rear of the premises, 'h: and Liquors of the choicest description always kept. 537 MACDONALD & BRO., l“"&flfln’v‘u‘m’" wOTHL,) YORK STREET, oOrraw A. . R. HAMILTON, tuor-uro-, Late or Haximtox‘s $11008., f HOTELS AND SALOONS MorTox HoUsE, _ BUSINESS CARDS DR. 0. C. Woob, R. H. McGREEVY, Ottawa, Fob. 19, XAVIER UHARLEBOIS, K. C. A. MARTIN, DR. C. LEGGO, DR. OREILLY, DJ E,EMOV AL. sters, Dec. 18, 1865." A. MORTIMER, THOS. NELSON, 8. CHMRISTIE, H. McLEAN‘8 & T. W. KEILR, WOLEFE, E. MILES, _ Tht trumonts always the Russell 118y ress 19. 1%y tf 14 The New Drug Store, APOTHECARIES & CHEMISTsS Lt THE SUBSCRIBER HAaSs JUST REoRIVED a VARIED ASSORTMENT OB â€"~ 5 BRA J & ! PI'-- DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Porfumery, Toilet Articles, Soaps, Sponges, Shoulder Braces, &o., &e. CHAS. AUSTIN. _ MORTIMER‘S Apothecaries Hall! 41 Ssussex Street, Is the Place to Buy Your Medicines ! FLOWER SEEDS ! KR # and Chomicals; English and Â¥xench $ smm m on ( , &o., t 0@ eity. I would lI':n ulrl“ls‘ Mm::}lbo plb:h u.) my ”&-bh #2" Crystalline Compoynd "®t KFOR fal"ll.ilk‘,:' $ Call and see it and judge far yourselves, CANADLAN COU(‘II LTION, a sure cure for Coughs and coldsâ€"Testimonials from prominâ€" ent citizens will be shown o.;"fiu&-. Agents for all the Popular Patent Medicines of the Agents for all day., $ To Farmors and CGardeners ! sefer thopaae t pae ie * = n Boxes ®. T4 wBo. MORTIMER, Chemist and Apothecary, 41 Sussex Street. Chemist and Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865 MEDICAL Van Buskirk*s Soredont, reduced to 50¢. Mrs. Allen‘s Hair estOrery........;«....... 12008 Tlll SUBSCRIBER takes this method of returning his most sincere thanks to the oitizens of Ottawa for the liberal share of patronage bestowed upon him during the past two yoars. To accommodate his hnnnd-? business, he has enlarged his premises and greatly added to his faâ€" cilities for carrying on a firstâ€"class family and disâ€" m-h‘buuun' . and trusts, by strict attention to h:‘o:;:t‘aol his customers, to merit a continuâ€" ance ir e " WV . M. MASSEY, Family and D(?-nng Chemist, 28 SP AR STREET. 1.tf Ottawa, April 10, 1866 Camphor ! Camphor ! ! Pure English GUM CAMPHOR, the only certain mn for Moths, &c., in Furs W inter _@&~ ALBO, a complete stock of GENUINE DRUGS3 ANDCHEMICALS, approved Patent Medâ€" icines, Perfumery, Sole appointed agent in Ottawa for the Nal‘! mlu and reliable of Mesats. , Campbell & Co., (Medical Hall) Montreal, comprising in : c.-'dl‘. Wine. Campbell‘s Cocoine, for the hair, Campbell‘s Cherry Balsam, for Colds, Coughs,&c. Campbell‘s Worm Pastilles, the best Worm Dosâ€" uogov ever offered to the &Nh- ‘ampbell‘s Gran. EF. I-fi_h- Campbell‘s Gran. EF. Seltzor aar uoo se a V L PaOPERLY . COMPOUXDED 1ND FREE FROMXM ADULTERATION! Ottawa, April 10, 1866. DRUG WAREHOUSHK A LARGE $TOCK OF FRESH GAR» DEN and FLIELD SEEDS, just arrived and on w <~"*; f‘.."",.,.‘.uu."":'.“‘;.?":.‘;.a French PER h 6 FU !lmfll arrive next wee! FLORIDA W ATER. _ sOZODONT. â€"___._. RIDEAU STREET. 1866. SEEDS. SEEDS. 1866. _ HAIR BRUSHES. NAIL nuu‘u. 6., Just being opened up. _ 0 d Aciudiscntray Nce Zrvk Ottawa â€" Dm’ Warehouse. A fresh Lot of Good, Cheap PERFUMES just * T. 9.â€"â€"Prescriptions carefully and y N. C fass im "and i awa, Fob. "'l_m;_;_â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"‘l-'-‘ TOoRuNTO HOUSE. Mllo TROTTER, PROPRIETRESS, No. 71, Sparks Streot, Desbarata‘ Building, rn-hn the Partiament (Buildings. The Toronto ouse comprises everything necessary in a frstâ€" y ""‘“n.,..n"fi.a“'g':‘"nv-"' ""The Baltcon, e w t. con tains the ebo{e.l Nn’dfln ines and Liquors, and every delicaey of the season will be secured for the 'l'nb{o. Nognnunmfll be spared the as commeodate the guests and patrons. T~ Mrs. Trotter is now propared to take DAÂ¥ FIELD AND CARDEN BOARDERS., Ottawa, April 5, 1866 J J. GARROW, Proprictor, Head Deep «@ Cut, Nepean. This House is situated within twonty minutes‘ walk of the City, and is fitted up in & lru-alu:zlo. The Bar is supplied with all the choice br of liquors. ~___â€" ~ JAS JOHNSTON‘S I]Nlo. HOUSK, North Gower, Stabling and an attentive Hostler. Pirl;éfi'l‘.(‘.fl..l- H. Daniels prictor. Second to no House in Cent nada. f Menesh t 1906 . ._..._......._.__â€" TIHIE ALBION !lgl:l’.'l,. N ICII.C;I-.‘A.I-l-l:o;‘; Court«House A venues Ottawa, John Graham, Proprietor. This House ho-vuhdlfifl-uo‘. and suill mainâ€" tains its character as a RSTâ€"CLASS HOTEL ::ovuod- No pains will be spared to accommedate oméau- and ‘the cars and boats free Lf sharce. . There is a FLRS .CLASS LIVERY of cb SEABL Ottawa, Jan. 16, 1886. Al n o [ dn dideess _ Ottawn, Dec.18,1866. _________ JOHNX MALTMAN, LA-rl MceADAM*S, Commerch Packenham. The above Hotel, one of the oldest and | in Packenham, has been leased by the U and thoroughly overhauled and refitt -n. K 4 Packennan. m-mul.-dlhd““""'“.“",p,: g.p..nnm.n-b“-h-“l ;’m‘hh the ..‘i..”“‘ .‘m cbl...â€"-ol-d-dwm THE TABLE Afi BAR will at all times furnished with the very bd.o-.rb‘.l-h. ho MAERT U 02 2 savafcl Hostler always JUST RECEIVED! eR CC .m GOoO0D STABLL in attendance. . & Heniat C alina ie fiete Jn Popyr, of..mn.ja_u‘.'_‘ Te "‘""ey INTERNATIONAL 1191'31;, Packenham, D ILOTELS ANXD $SALOONS 39 RIDEAU STREET. 28, Sparks Stroet. S( taw A CHOTCE VARIETY OF ALL IMPORTATIONS OF Pure English and French Drugs attached to the Hotel BEAVER HALL, OTPrAw A Medicat Haki, 74 Sparks Streot. HOLT‘s HOTEL, â€"____ W. M. MASSEYq, Medical Hall, 28 Sparks Street. Dec. 30, 1865. DUIGNAN‘S JOSEPH CARVEY, M.D TTTCC+ NG and a careful Hostlor always JOHN MALTMAN. _ &e., __ _ COMBS. CLOTHES BRUSHES, s‘ Sundries. M A 8# I Y , &e H. Daniels, Pro«# use in Central Caâ€" 26â€"¢ OTTAWA, C. W., THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1866. 96â€"3m 1â€"y 24â€"06m CHANGE of TIME. Ottawa and Prescott Railway, Monday, 20th November, 1865, 02 â€"tf TRAINS WILL RUX As FOLLOWS : . MAIL TRAIN will leave Ottawa at 8 A. M., MIXED TRAIN at 1.30, P.M. _ â€"â€"â€" RETURNINXG FROM PRESCOTT. MAIL TRAIN will leave Prescott at 2.05 P.M MIXED TRAIN at 7.30 A.M. Grand Trunk Railway Company FTNRAINS WILL LEAYVE BONAVEXTURE WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. 1. Station as follows : (t‘:!l'l'tRAL AN &wmmsrmm. lr“- + grocl Me, Kingtson, Belleville, Toronto,Guelph, London, Brantâ€" } 8.00 A. M. ford, Goderich, Buffallo, Detroit, Chicago, and all points West, at Night â€" do ic do ° .... 8.15P.M Accommodation Train for Kingâ€" ston and Intermediate Stations, } 9.40 A. M 0t« EASTERN DISTRICT. Accommeodation Train for Island o Pond and Intermediate Stations, 1 9.00 A. M Mail for ditto and Portland, stopâ€" . ping over night at Island Pond, NIa!: Express for Three Rivers, bec, Riviere du Loup, Portâ€" land, and Boston, with sleeping cars attached, @t . ..... .66+++ ++ Express Trains to St. John‘s, conâ€" necting with Trains of Vermont Central Railway for Boston, New York, and all places in the Eastâ€" tern fimu,n~ Ditto ditto _ and Rouse‘s Point Accommodation Train for 8t. _ John‘s and intermediate places Trains leave for Lachine at ...... Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865 CITY PROPERTY ! LOTS AND HOUSES, IN THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPEAN of Wlflnl TWOâ€"ANDeA«HALEF MILE® of the City Limits, with A DWELLING HOUSE erected thereon. One half of the land is cleared .i:d well h;eod. These 'm:c: m will be sold CHEAP. * * IND;BPmILI 'l'fl'll.."fi WIL‘I; BE GIVEXN. or r partiou! Wl?&.’t:flfl. ESQ, * Basmist®®, i ~« _ Telegraph Building, Ottawa Ciiy. .. Ottawa, Feb, 22, 1866 113 all in the City of Ottawa. 3 ‘ Also, VILLA LOTS 10, 11, 12 and ll.»g ‘of the South haif of the front part of Lot r."‘_h ‘acn. Township :l Qk-ood;l‘.‘u laid AT whet Oily Lote Jr‘-'r-% w Money o Lend on Real » s Apply to § LEWIS & PLNHEY, Barristers, &o., Ottawa. PNerimaip e y e oy / 4hâ€"utf Lo‘ll 14 AND lS;leUI'll CcaTHCART Street; 26, 27 and 28, North Rideau Streot ; 1 wgy*m;luzmm.plmâ€" Sb M MOEE3: .. .. Lo cce ooo nno ind omm o For Sale at a Bargain. sAW MILLS, 1 FLOUR M‘LL, EX« annswl Timber Limits ; Wood m Machines ; 1,000 acres good Land, m"lmu; &e., &e. 4 bpLy To H. MeLEAN * The 3.00 P.M. Train runs through to Plattsâ€" ©UOP®nq NTRA C AbrpuÂ¥ To Ottawa, March 20, 1866. Dec. 18, 1865 FARMS FOR SALE! No. 1. 100 ACRES OF THE PROPERTY ‘ known as the OSSIAN HALL FARM, situated in the Township of Gloucester, Counâ€" gdcm being the East half of Lot No. in the second concession, Rideau Front. ‘There is an extensiveclearing on the lot of at least 50 acres, and the remainder is covered with a fine Hardwood Bush. The Farm is within five miler the City, and is beautifully thus ha :.m °|‘n m&nmaky ..".‘.'I' ving an a to e y land or water. qcludhdlupdu quality, and yields excellent crops. No. 2. 200 ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED in the Township of Gloucester, County of Carleton, being Lot No. 12, in the 7th conâ€" cession. ‘There is about20 acres of this Farm RAILROAD NOTICES. Mumtmip of Osgoode, County of Carleton, Ridean Front, being Lot No. 20, in the 4th concession. There is abdut 25 meres of this Farm cleared, the remainder is coverâ€" ed with a good Hardwood Bush. This is a gndl'm.udviubc-oldu a reasonable rate. No. 4. 100 ACRES OF LAND IX THE ‘Township of Osgoode, County of Carleâ€" ton. This Farm is situated within Two miles of the Gloucester Church, anc within Eleven miles of Ottawa City. There is about 40 wores of this Farm cleared and under cultiâ€" PROPERTY FOR SALE. A yoma®® or LoTs sITUATED IN different parts of the city, well adapted cither for private residences or business purposes. Ottawa, December 18, 1885 TIIAT ELIGIBLE PROPEER®T Y known as W OODROOFFS, owned bl: late Captain Baker, beaatifully situated on mond M'hhhln-uohnoauu.mm aeres or thereabouts, being composed of the broken l"ldndu in 1st Concession Ottawa, Front on m Noâ€"62, in Christ Church, Ottawa. . us elbacerkne Bd vie ## c o ; 9 : OW n:':‘o. harlb nc cedb anccnndrar‘ .,.._â€"'B Rev terms apply to ‘ CnarLes Porarst, m.. or to LEWIS & PINHEY, ____ Â¥ebruary 10, 1866. _ for private residences or business pUF For further particulars and terms of sale, PT‘OR SA OF CANADA. Ts NO8. 2 AND 3 ON THE NORTH Pm CE NE O clineal o 222004000020 dtccr ont d "utptinznntnael oi cleared, the remainder is covered with wood No, 5. ‘ m ACRES OF LANXD IN THAE ‘Township of Gloucester, County of Carleâ€" ton, being the East half of Lot No. 21, in the #nd concession. This is a good Farm and will be sold cheap. +=AL8Oâ€" TWO AND A«HALFSTORY HOUSE, situated on LOt No. 6, north side of Cathcart Street. The building is nearly new, and finâ€" ishedâ€"30x36. There is also a fid Frame Dwelling on the Lotâ€"24x24, which rents at $100 per annum. It is situated in the inumeâ€" diote vicinity of the Railway Terminus, and is a very desirable place for a private resiâ€" :i.'c?'fu;o,d ooo ies "landr Hill,) dwellings. QN AND AFTER vation 25 ACREKS OF LAXD Arriy To TOR SAXLE. V ALUABLE ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED T. 8. DETLOR, Supertniendent C.J. BRYDGES Maxaorse Dirscrtos. H. J. FRIEL & CO., Orto H. MoLEAN, ‘These lots are situated Barristers, Ottawa. 2.00 P.M 3.15 P.M. 5.00 P.M. 8.00 A.M. 9.30 A.M. *3.00 P.M. 4.30 P.M. PROPERTY 10.10 P.% 8.30 A.M Land Agent. 1â€"y 18â€"3m * Capital" Stove Depot,35, Sussex St., Ottawa HI. MEADOWS & CO. Wl ARE NOW MANUFACTURING IN THE ABOVE PREMIS . and CHOICE VARIETY of the following Goods, which for beauty of design, Superior Workmanship, CANNOT B# SURPASSED 1 WE ARE MAKING A NEW AND IMPROVED KIND sparkling. . For Saloons, Public Buildings, Household o useful and ornamental. Rdlw:( Compahies, and other and people under their care in view, are wlifited to CA chase or not Toilet and Bedâ€"Room ) 1 â€" king COOkmg_.._S_E.(_).VN?Ra} nnvggcl)\! nMU T (‘l%:' IRON BEDSTEADS. IRON BEDSTEADS. BIRD CAGES CHEAP| _ BIRD CAGES CHEAP ! COAL OIL!â€" COAL OLL!I _ COAL OIL * W oRk ) onl o PARMERS, ATTENTION ! Milk Pans, Milk. Strainers, Pails and Strainers, Maple Sugar Kettles, Agricultural Furnaces, Farmers‘ * Stoves, Cistern Pumps, and all kinds of Dairy Utensils made to order. 1Nâ€"ORDER TO MAKE Ottawa, March 1, 1866 OTTAWA FLOUR AND OATMEAL MILLS. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INTIMATE THAT THE ABOVE MILLS ARE NOW IN 4 FULL OPERATION, WHERE HE IS PREPARED TO Receive and Attend to Custom Grinding, ORDERS FOR FLOUR AND OATMEAL, &C. He hopes, by strict attention, to merit a share of the Patronage bestowed on theâ€" J&to MTOFMA )IAC!(AY & CO., and & wWILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE Bost Quality Extra Suporfine Flour, Boest Quality No. 1 Suporfine Flour, Best Quality No. 1 Oatmeal ; TILTERING COPPFPEE Oats. Bran; Canaille, Seeds,& Meal Dust Ottawa, January 271 l& £ L 1 508. PH PPE CCC NO'I'ICI BY GIVEN, THAT a Court ion of the Assessment Roll, for the of Ric d, will be lzoh*len ‘on Monday, the Weentyâ€"First dilig of May instant, at the Town Halfin said Vill the hour of One c‘clock, p.m., fihen all persons eved are reâ€" quired to Notice of mint to be tried must be given %o the clerk on or Wifore the Sixteenth Village of Richmord, _ May 2, 1866. _ Go to th LU M BER ME N 1 ; WILL BE l.)EALT LIBERALLY WITH FOR SHANTY BSUPPLIES ! " CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS will find it to their advantage to deal at the " CAPITAL" STOVE DEPOT. A Liberal Discount is always allowed on all articles purchased. + New York e 'oBaur- -l-l, e and \ * ver, E CALL THE ATTENTION OF TF Saddle Rock O sters, | -‘V i.ulh-u of Ottawa to our assortment. RECEIV E D D.AfLY DUVERNAY, BROTHERS PP ir is Ottawa, Ne# _ 12645, s & %Ullll RESTAURANT , | _â€"â€"â€"â€"iâ€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€".â€"__~_â€"_â€"â€"â€" Sopordito main entance to Govemment. _ | Important to Printers Ottawn Feb. 1, 1866 The Highest Prices Paid for Wheat, s@" OFFIOE AT THE MILL "Wa Oysters, o+ &7 9« Oysters Ottawa, Feb. 12, 1866. [3 M W 4 Mantleâ€"Pieces ! Court _ of Revision. 'ppod;';dn entrance to Government Buildings.) ully soncies t P o V C ed o ue e t W. J. & A. K. llllg-_“\ For Making a Good Oup of Coffee, s By GIVE t e ion of the vi of Ricfigond, will ‘Wiventyâ€"First dilig of Ma in said VillageRat the , Â¥hon all persons Raggri Notice of lain em %o the clerk on or iefore scial attention to all kinds of JOBBILNG, ROOFING, EAVETROUGHS, STEAMBOAT évery description of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware on hand, and made to order. W ATHEE COOLEHEEES ! C. SPARROW, Jr., Groceries, Liguors, AND PROVISIONS, Wholesale and Retail. sPARROW‘S BUILDING, Corner ofl Sussex and Murray Streets, February 21, 1 sSHOWER â€" BATHS, . _ @nuts e m ues THE BEST AND MOST .RELIABLE IN THE CITY B A. P H S ! LAMPS !‘ CHIMNEYS ! ! _ WICKS ! ! ! ROOM FOR I“'; WE’PUB&% SELLING OUR PRESENT STOCK OF STOVES. AT RED RATES. "THE CAPITAL" STOVE DEPOT, 35, SUSSEX STREE1. H. MEADOWS & Co. ‘ AND IMPROVED KIND. They will keep the water deliciously cool and lic Buildings, Household or Domestiq use, it stands unrivalled, being both ilw:{ Compahies, and others who have the health and comfort of themselves in view, are soligited to CALL AND EXAMINE THEM, whether they purâ€" TF"f mLu:RC.l 1â€"Room Setts of Japi DPIFFERENT PATTERN®. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN c Spri )M FOR IT WE PURPDEE sTOVES AT RED o TT A W A. " CAPITAL! â€" & N D â€" Setts â€" Clerk 20wâ€"0 38â€"( | (Exouism AXD PRENCH,) oF EV B®Y EKINK D. i ‘\VF CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE "Y'? | ) Ladies of Ottawa to our assortment. nItVERNAY BROTHERS. Tlll UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO INTIâ€" 1 mate that he has thisalay admitted MR. 8. 8. M. HUNTER into puunnha The business will, from this date, be continued under the style of | JAMES HOPE & CO., and he n:rdllla:olmu for the new firm a continuance of the confidence so | liberally extended to himlifi.. | .::wnlu indebted tothe undersigned are reâ€" | an to make immediate payment to James I ope & Co., and all parties having claims against ‘ him, to present the same at once for li}nldm vawre HADP: | Ottawa, May 2 PRAYER BOOKS, retaining all the Aroma Important to Printers. PABTIES DESIROUS OF ESTBLISHING a Covxtayr Newsrare®, can purchase an flice quite complete with material for every Department, VERY CHEAP, for Cash, or on spf)rov‘edfc l'é‘m::n-umtl poot paid) to A or inf« on P *J B. nlu.nr, Or to EGAR YIELDING. Ottawa Feb. 6, 1866. â€" 42â€"6 ABOVE PREMISES A DUR.ALBLE‘ Boarding. TBREE UR FOUR GENTLEMEX CAN be accommodated with rooms, furnished or unfurnished, at the "Queex" Restaurant. Also a number of DAY BOARDERS at reasonâ€" able charges. e M. KAVANAGH. Othw!tl‘eb. 1, 1866 TWO S1ZES. ; THREE SIZES TWO SIZES. § THREE SIZES. AS, THREE SIZES N TT ONE SIZE. THOMAS MACKAY, 4 Stock 1 Ottawsa, March 29, 1866, Coâ€"Partnership. D BEPORTS, AND MORNING DE STATEMENTS, fovinee Tmomn Ts Tate at ts To 55â€"7y Oats, or Corn. PoOTPS | Stoves | , style of finish, and "7 JAMES HOPE 62â€"y 115â€"4 'l‘Il sSUBSCRIBER HAVINC new and special arrangement been by MESSRS.JACQUEsS & MHAY, of Tor sole and only agent in Montreal, for th« Auction, of their splendid FURNITURE earliest opportunity of announcing to th:h I . y NdF O APD Sonmmcontihe M "new and special arrangement been appointed new special arrangement appointe by msas.lmtu &nf:A\'. of 'l'mn':o, their sole and only agent in Montreal, for the Bale by Auction, of their splendid FUKNITURE, takes the earliest opportunity of announcing to the citizens of Montreal, and the public generally, that he will from time to time during the ensuing Spring, offer at his spacious and well established premises, LC L_ . PNDPOYT No. 267, Notre Dame Street V U e oo t i nB ENT C e Pm e 00 the various extensive consignments direct from this celebrated establishment, embracing all the new styles of their elegant and elaborately carved tnd‘ polished j fforo c t 0 0000 8 0 & . cpninicls dbcrpirirvnndieitnrouk In addition to the sale at his own Stores, the sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS at the private residence of parties declining Houseâ€" keeping, or removing from the city, will claim speâ€" ehJ attention; and all OUTâ€"DOOR SALES of this description are respectfully solicited. Increased faâ€" cilities have been secured, with a view to the efi cient carrying out this department of the business, in order to engure the greatest economy and desâ€" t Mc mslelsdites ul WI.H-I BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE!: â€"* in every vlri;?' and description necessary to meet the demands of modern taste and convenience. Aveavbvapieiesermee FVC\ 7 42â€"6m eb ghang Reane An‘t gay Ai t Pl::out can have their account immediately after cach sale. Blrehl attention will be f’inn to the saie Of REAL ESTATE and CITY PROPERTY, and as this department of the Auction business is becoming more important with the increase and extension of the city, the ndenixnd offers the most LisE®AL TrErws to partics wishing to bring their property into the market for Tuic competition. A great hardship has been felt by both buyers and sellers, the former being taxed illerlly with mpareuyonthawofwcbm. and the latter by the exorbitant charge for commission and adverâ€" tising. . Now, the undersigned tw' to do u}ny with this grievance as far as his own businest is concerned, by undertaking the sale of Real Properâ€" ty, on conditions which it is hoped will peet the views of all parties, namely : | 1st.â€"There will be no charge of one per cent to the | â€"utf es mt e t eoneonmf by undertaking the sale of Real Properâ€" ty, on conditions which it is. hoped will peet the views of all parties, namely : 1st.â€"There will be no charge of one per cent to the j Glrrhaoa'. * 2nd..â€"When bona fide sales are effected not exceedâ€" ing £5,000, the commission will be £5; and on amounts from £5,000 upwards only £10, exclusive of the cost of advertising ; upon which the r'c“lulu trade discount of 25 per â€" cent will be allowed. 3rd.â€"When property is bought im, reserved, or withâ€" drawn, no charge will be made, except the * mctual disbursements for advertising. y The undersigned avails himself of this opioflnni- :i of returning his sincere thanks to the pu lic for e very liberal patronage bestowed on him during the past four years, and trusts by prompt attention to business, and strict adherence to the foregoing proposals to meet a continuance of the same. € B Al 2sdarw Taft at tha offce will meet with pl‘o])ollu oo 13 44 2c cccptecamibadiress .\ weber N. B.â€"All orders left at the office will meet : prompt attention. L. DEVANY, AvcrioxEEr axp Commsston Mesrcnaxt, Montreal, March 3, THE UNDERSIGNED‘S OFFICE HAS been removed to the Leanâ€"too of the inâ€" tended Library, in rear of the Parliament Buildings amagermeniient rear 5 $ > THOMASâ€"McGREEV Y Ottawa, Januaryâ€" 23 ©1866. 21 3â€"4 PLANS, Specifications, and Estimates of Buildings prepared ; disputed accounts of Artificers‘ work measured and valued. AUGUSTUS LAVER, Late Stent & Laver, v __ Architects, &¢,, 7 _‘ Departmental Buildings. Victoria Terrace, Ottawa, January 26, 1866. _ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an apâ€" plication will be made to the Provincial Parliament at its next Session foran Act to incomonw the Ottawa Water Works Company, for the supply of the City of Ottawa with water. SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, fa â€"_ _ YORK STREET, oPPosITE THE MARKET : oTTAW A, BIGI TO INTIMATE TO THE IN» habitants of Ottawa and nrmndln&.mmry that he has opened a SEED STORE in above premises, where he has on hand evory variety of Garden, Agricultural and Flower Seeds, A}I warranted Fresh and Genuine. gas DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES, â€" conâ€" ;fini;‘ full .xltnnl :h:otbu“ , â€"will be r::.d‘{ in a ew days, ma; r‘d' on on. «Me h’u also a GyRElNH USEuu:m, in which will be found a great variety of Hotâ€"house plants. BOUQUETS SUPPLIED. _ Aibsws Miarih 5: HBK6; * 65â€"3m Ottawa. March 5, 1866, Tfl! UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR»« CHASED 12 acres of land, on which he intends starting a Garden & Nursery In Gloucester, Green Field, County of Carleton, calls the attention of the Inâ€" habitants of the 013 of Ottawa, and ‘surrounding gountry. . He will fulfill orders for all sorts of Fruit Trees, Oramental and Lawn Trees, Flowing Shrubs, with a choice lot of Bulbs, and Beddingâ€"out Plants for Borders; also Herbecious Plants and Esculent Roots. _ He has also on hand a large stock of Greenâ€" house Plants, a quantity of Garden, Field, and Flowâ€" er Seods of thodeu«ip&n. Parties wanting wrounds laid out in the newest iqh of landâ€"keepâ€" mE L1 m aall _ COd masstus ing, togethor with Grafting, Budding, and Flanting :SI be my attended to. ‘Bdoxoo"dl have sorts of in season for sale, at the late resi dence of Clement Bradley, % MATHEW T. DeRINZY. Ottawa, March 24, 1866. 83â€" Ottawa, Jan. 30th, 1866 Vegetable and Flower Garden. New Edinburgh, May 4. PROVINCE OF CANADA, ) In the County Court County of Carleton, of the County of To wit _ y â€"â€" Carleton. _ IX THE MA TTER OFPJAMES 8. BANGS, AN INSOLVENT. Ol sATURDAY, THE 19th DAY OF MAY next, the undersigned will apply to the Judge of the said Court, for & discharge under the sai SMIC MCL JAMES S. BANGS Ottawa, Tenth day of March, 1866. 15 EI., Coughs, CoIIE, ETY sonchitis, Croup, Spinal Affecâ€" tio=~. Pain in the Back or Side, rpac . a w Infiair ed ’iyn. Bore Tm Cu:s, Bruises, Burns, Sprains Chapped Hauds, Frosted Feet and Chilblains. l‘culobylllbufz!lhwm Directions for se wil asccompany each bottle.. A liberc! discount made to Druggists and wm.\onuhfl- Manzfactured by G. W OOD, Ottewa, C. W. x.n_mm'mndn’-pm“ i“,‘""“!‘.e-.'.‘!o?.-..m‘ A. se Insolvent Act of 1864. LOOK HERE. 'X;i'flf;;{ for the sale of Real Estate March 3, 1866. o 6 Ottawa, March 28, 1866. JAMES VUON LAER, NCO CPICE. NO FPICOCIEN. Within two miles of the city, Successor to Russell & Kerr, Late Gardener to Hon. Geo. Crawford Mom o menasn o e d peveatgr rottnt Pastics sell. y, so is eir account sales and proceeds NOTICES be given to the sale of HAVING BY 36â€"4f 21â€"f 33â€"utf { PRICEâ€"3 CENTS. 65â€"y The Assizes opened at L‘Orignal on Thurs day last, before Hon.. Mr. Jnstice Wilson, when the following gentlemen were sworn in as Grand Jurors. :â€" William Allison, Foreman ; Colin Cameron, Alfred Cass, James Calligan, Edward Charles, James Hughes, Charles Hunter, Charles Laroâ€" que, Wm. Dickson, Alexander McDougall, Donald McIntosh, John «McCusker, Thomas McCusker, Antoine Quesnelle, S6hn : Rowan, Jouathan Sherman, Roderick MceBDemull, Esqrs. 83â€"4f 117â€"4 The Crown business m |z Richard Scott, Esg, of Bsisted by E. T. Dartnell, Esq., County ‘Attorhney»* ‘The criminal business was light, there being but one prisoner for trial on a charge of manâ€" slaughter. The civil business was also light. His Lordship bricfly charged the ‘Grand Jury and congratulated them on the general absence of crime in the counties of Prescott and Russell, in which respect it took precedence to most counties in Canada, the prisoner now in custody being the ouly one committed for trial for many months. â€" The charge in the present case was the serious one of manslaughter, the legal characteristics of which, as distinct from murâ€" der were then defined to them and their dutics Blackburn es. Russell. This was an acticn of cjectment for the recovery of the East Half of 36. Broken Front of Cumberland, . Verdict by consent for plaintiff." Campbell and Kennedy for plaintiff, Keefer for defendant, Blackburn et al vs, Dunning. â€" This was an action of ejectment for recovery of Lot 20. in the Front Consession of Cumberland. > It was undetended, and verdict accordingly for plainâ€" tiff, 1. B. Lewis for plaintiff, ‘ Seymour vs, Dunning. ‘This was an action for price of goods sold and delivered. â€" Verdict by consent for $635. O‘Brien for plaintiff, Wilson for detendant. _ 2s 1 pointed out, and after some complimentary expressions as to the spirit and conduct of the volunteers from this county, who had that morning returned to their homes after two months service on the frontier, his Lordship requested them to make an examination of the state of the gaol, and reg( any matter in their estimation requiring attention. a * T5â€"td _ The several crown witnesses were then callâ€" ced on their recognizances, and respectively answered to their names. â€" _ . The names of the Petit Jurors were then cafted,over, and the civil business proceeded with . There were but four records entered. . Roderick McDonell ««. Donald MceDonell. Ranald. This was an action «for recovery of balance duc on promissory notes and store acâ€" count. Verdict by cousent for plaintiff for £102. 5s. 94. damages subject to award ot James Daniel, Esq., County Judge, who may increase or diminish damages or order verdict for the defendant for amount due, in accord» ance with order of reference. This closed the civil busingss. The grand jury then came into court with a true bill against Alex. Dupuis for the manâ€" slaughter of Louis Bruncau: at Hawkesbury Village on 11th of April last. . T L oi en L e ick 8 "F;:'p;i;‘e? was then brought in and arâ€" rainged, pleaded not guilty, and eight g‘clock the following morning being fixed for his trial the court then adjourned. # SECOXD DAY FRIDAY, ":"l’:i‘ morning :::l court r‘:‘-opeud pursuant to adjournment, the trial of Alex. was then proceeded with, He was u-l::fl‘; the Hon. John Sandfield Macdonald. _ SPRING ASSIZES, LORIGINAL Ajury having been sworn the facts of the case were briefly detailed by Mr. Scott. The deceased came into the Tavern of John Berâ€" geron in the willage of Hawkesbury, on the 11th of April last, and the deceased taking adâ€" vantage of a temporary absence of the accused from the bar at which he was bar keeper, went behind the bar and filled out a tumbler of gin which be drank off. The prisomer came in and accused him ofthe theft when deceased denied it and called him a liar, on which the ‘prisoner struck him in the face dragged him from behind the bar and knocked bim lit_fin( on & sofa in the room, and again struck him, the prisoner‘s brother interfered and told him to put him out quictly, and he then dragged him to the door, and it is stated gave him two kicks one. of which was given as he was pushed out the door. The man went home, complained of the injuries inflicted, Doctor Roberts was sent for the same evening, and the man died about seven u‘clock the next mornâ€" ing. _ A post mortem examination showed that the cause of death was a rupture of the duodenâ€" um with which, according to the medical tesâ€" timony, be could not have lived more than twelve or fifteen hours after the injury was reâ€" received. * We gave in our report of the inquest a full abstract of the evidence, and the same witnesâ€" ses were now examined, and deposed to the same facts, the witness Marion ~Morris on her crossâ€"cxamination stated that she had seen the prisoner in the bar room in the morning between nine and eleven, and he was moaning ingrwpdnhndmbflnnhh-wwh,fio.d- dressed him in both English and French, but he was unable to reply, and leftâ€"she saw him qdniuuu:ewnin‘junub-wuwlofld the bar by the prisoner, but as she was behifd him she did not see how he was. l The Hon. John Sandficld Macdonald, for the defendant, then called Francis m who proved that he was barâ€"kreper at Berâ€" geron‘s tavern in Hawkesbury ; that he knew deceased, who came in there on‘ the morning of the 11th and had liquor, and compiained of being very ill and suflering from pain in the stomach. s T Richard St. Denis proved that he was workâ€" ing with deceased in the shanties all the winâ€" ter ; that deceased was addicted to drink, an4 would take it whenever he could get a chance ; that when at the shantics in January last he gotuwvereucklnhilnuothctho-nn- thcrun,udhhudvhuhenodvdn,d had frequently since told witness that he .was hurst, and should see the doctor, but he had worked at shanties since the kick was received, and returued home on the Sunday previous to [Tube <boiith. s s +. se rag The Hon. J. S. Macdonald then addressed the jury, and told them that the evidence beâ€" tore them only went to the fact of the prisoner having: given deceased two kicks, one on the shoulder, as he was in a stooping position, and the other on the seat, as he shoved him out the door ; and according to the medical tosti~ mony ncither of these kicks could have proâ€" duced the injury which was the immediate cause of death, ‘They say the kick received at the shanty was at too remote a period, even if received in the abdomen ; and the evidence o{.thegirllotrh.'r:vingthnoutbem ing of, and before the scuffie with the prisoner, ‘hcwnmnfn;ndhpdn;ficrpda was that before the scufie he received \-omc injury not accounted for, or that mj:. Cidusilals ts Sask Bs Ari ismm t 7e was put out, and under the influence of the tumbler of gin which he was said to have drank, he fell as he went out, on some hard body, and received the injury ; and, unger all the circumstances of the case, there was such a reasonable doubt as to how the injury which caused death was inflicted, they were bound to ‘iVefilepti.oMffitho‘&lm ESmE ru‘ar sua‘? wandy we 97 tWys Gove V T CCC ~ His Lordship then briefly charged the jury, and recapitulated the evidence, and told them the law bearing on the case. _ o _The jury retired, and in a few minutes re« turned into Court, with a verdict of © Not Guilty UUTDZ+ ‘This closed the business of the Court, and the Grand Jury having given in their Presentâ€" ment on the state of the Jail, and the extent to which crime was caused by the too free use of intoxicating liquors, were then discharged. The Titusville Herald relates one of the moctdnguhrfmhmmh the oil regions. It happened on enson on the night of April nnd.llhll#‘ o‘clock. One of the drillers on well No. 15 â€"was putting his drill on, and set his lamp Adownbvthcddodhhhub&:flhnfl; the gasfrom the well caught and went down the well until it found a road up the hill to lease No. 34, a wellâ€"pumping about 40 barrels. It started the tubing and went to the top of the well and set the derrick on fire, lifting and breaking a plank 2} inches by 12 inches with a tremendous noise and rumbling as it passed through the hi}l. Then it follow= ‘edo-lnlhwlhhual'luq came to the top of the ground thm::n ledge of r and set a brush heap on fire that was over crevice,. The fire at well No. 34 was 61 guished after nearly destroying the belt * a ledge of roc!