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nibe Cortes
'-g got ,form of
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that
Q the ,the sett)
ug to Greece
side yesterday.
dnaty. Inenced at 4 o,
:ate
and Turkit re felted , v
le er .and a pea r cert it�o
fal *nit to the delibera-
tions tions of :t Conference is looked for -
id not ward to with
kt, b -y confidence. The
session
will take ace on Tue e
guests expressed
at the heed of
decision of the
the future
crease for
IetweeiL
et in this city
session cog
The Greer
wee both maath-
y disposition,
mlxir✓ January 12th,
nor of1.—'he indicti
�lilish-- Eo�Ijo�, fan, • on of the of the first day a
nt of`
is the ference on the Postern question leaves
l little, if any, doubt of ultimate. mama
The Turkish O€iverneUt€ through 18
ver
i epresenteti 'e7 consented to maintain
the present st,until the clue 0f`
leve- ; the.C-onfereae It is the'-geueral
was pression that but one more session
con- be held, and thatwar between Turkey
of and Greece wall lee obviated. .
['ount MA RiD, Ja i.11E--.Additional tree .
State are to be sent to Oahe and will ,
ident from Cadiz in a short tune.
can - LONDON, Jan.. 12.—For some uoex
xshels plained reason Resos _ Banp le, -the
xns in Grecian Ambassador at Parr, who it I
Y- be was supposed would represent Greece
adian in the Conference, had been refused
tet it participation in the •sees. onsx He°
Rat is protested against. his exclusion, a and ttp*
peaa ed to the Grecian Giternment'ett
Athens for instrectiona The Confer--;
Knee w ill await the actio. of Greece in
this matter, and the mien announced
Ines- for to -day will probably te postponed
.cdol- . for a time in consequence.
i iicla,}•' a ate
s des Mil
Paws, Jan. 1 TuxLey h p
e41 -
louse shed Sada. Pasha to this city, as special
agent to raise a loan for rpImpose.
were
Boyd,
iii ills=
six
[ pri-
Mak e
ow'er
sired
, ould
's, re-
-John
.Land
were
down
Loemeat, Jan .12.—A report is in
circulation that tie principal members
of the ineurrectiouary Gaverrtui€nt of
Candle have faller into the hands of
the Turks
AMERMAN
WASHI oToN, Jae fit - The Grand
Jury dismissed the aas!against Sur: -
raft, en thq. ground tat tI >Presideut's
amnesty pi oclainatiamp prions him of _ee. -
all past treasonable ofnees against tl f
Gov ernm;ent, _
NES YORK/. Jan. 11.—C
Field was severely inked by
cl by his residence in Irvingyest
if fife,-- . IJAVAist, Jan. 9.-110
aerial Bulletin of a leading firm in
says the insurrection lei
decline, .d s pprehe1cns:
might ex�encl to the, te...i
ander f ,.
atter.
ire re-
third
day
rrie'a
Is on
p ini-.
. ..< x
deems au now reMovedoi the sugar
crop prcoliises: a yield fully equal t
that of 1st year. The statement tha
the chol a had broke out among the
Spanish troops here is untrue. Re
portg have reached here Af, & engage -
''.e in- ,root between the troopeandiesurgente
ivatg, f iear N ucoitas. The result is.unknown..
° This afternoon an officer of theSpanisb
kd re- h:reny, in a_street quarrel, killecl Senor°
wen:- trine, Vazquez, a yoeng Cuban of re-- -
: were spectable family. The officer ran his
e the Sword entiiely through the young man's
body.
able `ANAyA, Jan. 9. ---Last night, by or-
1
er of the Government, all the statues
Queen Isabella, and other symbals
the of the late dynasty, were removed from.
f the the squares and public buildings in the
re-
hat 4r
ares.
who
Mr:
y of
eat in
city. Captain Gen. DuIee has- issued.
his `proclamation. It is addressed to
Cubans; He says : 1 -will brave even
danger, and accept every responsibility@,
for your welfare, The revolution has
swept away the I3ourboiz ' Dynasty r
tearing up by the roots, a plant so pois-
onous that it petrified the air we=
breathed. To the citizen. shall l>e - re-
turned hie right, to erten his dignity-; -
and yea will receive all the reeermsa
which you require. -
H -YANA, Jan. 1 L— e declaration
of Captain -General Duke is favorably
eel ; a received by the majority of the people,
though disliked by the extreniista of-
Spanish and Cuban parties..
II AUGUSTA, Ga, Jaii. 10:.-,A.nclerS0a
Tung Upton, and three negroes were taken
-eland i from jail ant _Appling and hung yester-
.se and day, for the murder of a iisan .)fagged
re- Martin y'€1 his two sistez..
--ves-
Pore
city,
Con -
1, for
cktions to: meet revolutionary leaders to biing
.tiye about a compromise for the restoration
of peace. -
WASHHING'rOY, Jan. 11. --The bags.
containing the Richmoi€d:- mail were
taken thief tarn., fi 0111 the custodof
the Post Off1ee Guard, to an alley near
the Ciroicle Office, and rifled'' of their
contents.. The thievea planaged to el -
rude arrest.
WisHINGToes, Jan. 12.= -....The re wire -�
of ME Hatch on Reciprocity
Canada was received t
o-Qa9'. it shows
much research, a and- pew&a uzi €s
whole •favors itecinrocal trace, but vauv
suit to isa limited degree, u at an.
Jan, 11.--A commission of
influential citizens of Ila, natives
Cabal and prominent leen bets of the
Liberal party, left tho city `qday
for Nuevitas, on their way to Bayaroo
fit
roken
ngttet
All
v and
co ent.
a come
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DI,spy A 9gg ., MATTEIS.,
H S ArORT , EXPOSITOR.
KENNEDY, the sottish vocal t1 °
give a concert Wroxeter Qn KW'ed
nesday evening,
��. 3rd. ,
THE first ' meetng of the :Hinge
Uouncil takesplace at noon 011' ' ou-
day next, at Sharp's }Rotel,
THE Aiinuail Meetig of the .mean-
hers of the South Hurba. Agricultural
society will be held Bi iecefi d on
Tuesday, the 19th dist at Il_. ` clock
a ni., for the election q offcers; Jf c. •
IT is really - wort. our 'troy'
call and see Fank Pal teidge'-
.Gallery in Scott's -New, B1os k. - -.
don't want a picture it'S o diff
call any w.ay.'
Tilos evening the Tr leaven
' ise to kive one, f their
,inments iii Sha p's Hal
of ,.Lt?citations; _ Muti
the 'various repo is cur
hesitancy in pie
ded house,
SEAFORTH. vs. CLINTON MAR-
• MARRI,AGtS.
As--WooziwARn•--0n the 8th vast., by
r Harpurhe Mir John
HAM
the - Rev. Barr, yy:•
s Lizzie Woodward, all of.
, eKETS. Mr B
Our attention has been directed to
quotations of the above markets in the
Hew bra. - As to :'the accuracy of his.
own nigrkets, we are not in a position
to give` an opinion, but, that which is
there put` forth, as a report. of the Sea -
forth markets, we proi:ounce incorrect in
every `case. For instance;the ma,ir iia
inhabitants,,
orhood are to
Soiree on the
'airily
@pular
cara-
ete.
we
ting a
bf Fall: wheat; -there quotid is. $1.00,
while $1.15 has been paid for an inferi-
or
nferi-or quality •. during the past week.
Spring - do., he quotes_at 90c., to 95c.,
and in this case 98e., and $1.00 is the
correct price. - These are but instances,
for - actually n.o single item corres-
ponds evith
orres-
ponds.evith the prices really paid.
However earnestly the Editor of that
journalmaybe:engaged in seeking to pro-
mote local interests,. we characterize
his conduct in under -quoting oeir mar-
kets as unbeconiing and. unjust. If he
quotes the Clinton markets as much
too .high .as'he does tieSeaforth too
low, `which there is no 'reason to disbe
lieve, the ,same motive which actuates
him in the one case would necessarily
do it in the other, the market reports
of that journal are about as much use
to those for whom they are i tended,
as two Mils to one cat. - - -
We do not write in this strain with
the least feeling of jealousy to our con-,
ifrere, but in . juste to the_ people of
our own village as well as to the farm -
era of the surrounding townships. Wo
believe hovever that the latter ° named
class know•very well that the desparity
in the markets, ins always in favour .of
Seaforth, this week for instance taking
the Heil; Fra as a guide ,for the Clin-
ton markets, with = ode exception, fol-
lows the established rule, and that one
exception is Fall Wheat, which we ha - e
had no opportunity of fairly quoting
as none of good quality,has been offered.
We , can cite instances of parties
)having made from four to five dollars
iclnring the past week, by driving from
Clinton to Seaforth.
roxeter and
be favored with a
oth ,in .t., in the
hyterian Ch a rch., `„ e array : of
liar4on speakers s�' ig algesi. out for the
• . indicates i s be
ng .a grand
;'
3's.
. r : THOMAS' O1iuucH• -We beg 16
attention to the Annual Missionary
Meeting in eomi'ection with St. Thomas'
Murch,. Seaforth., to be held on Wed-
nesday next, the' `30th inst., at 7:30
`n ., when addres;ies will be delivered by a det-
putation of Clergymen ' app
ed by tie Bishop for that purpose, and
'also by ether Clergymen from a• 'dis-
ttan:cee
Thomas Mrs
Brantford:
to
THE MARKETS
.
SEAFARTH, January 14th, 1869.
Supplies this week pretty fight. emand
ood. Prices on the rise. No Fall Wheat
of average' good quali Y__has leen offejred this
Week; cane such ha! been, the prdbability
iia
s that it would command a hig} er price
than our quotations below. (I
!Wheat (Spring) V bushel, -
Wheat, - (Fall) 0 bushel,
Flour t?. cwt.
Clover per "bush.
Timothy per bush. -
Oats 19 bushel,
Peas '0. -bushel,
Potatoes bushel,
Hay 0 ton,
Eggs 1I dozen,'
Butter to? its
Turkey per ib. `-
Gee.,c.
Ch ese, Factory '41 lb
Do, ' Dairy, 0 ib
Poria 0 cwt.
'Wood P cord,
Barley 0 bushel,
A GItANo takes place on-
Monday next at the ;Victoria Skating
.The Egmoudville ° Brass Band
is secure ..for the occasion. The admis-
ion fee is -very res ;finable. We under -
Maud that e£traot;dinary preparations
are being :made in. many quarters to
"be t -everything.' We .anticipate its
be' g one of the jolliest, merriest. and
hap ie st evenings :ever ispent in this
pia
GREAT ATTRACTION
THE LARGEST STOCK, 0
DRESS GoOIS.
$ 98:(4 1 00
100 115.
2 ,50 3 00
500@ 525
2 00 2 50
48 50
78 a 80
60 70
8 ( . l0
18 ® 25
20 @ 23
06 07
25 30
00@.,14
1211.
850 @ y 25
2 .00 a' 2 25
115@ 113
THE NEWEST STYLES OF
STROR(I'S LIVERY & .SALE STABLES.
IIRS' "-CL$ SS HORSES and Good. Vehi-
Xclef, a all hours, on reasonable tern*.
The lax:gest and best Livery in Seaforth
Suitable Rigs roc Commercial Travellers.
Two`• doors North of Sharp's Hotel.
A FEW HORSES AND BUGGIES FOR SALE,
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868. .
MONOPOLY!No
Torso TO, Jan. 14th 1861).
(By Telegraph. )
Markets, slow. Prices generally, firm.
Wheat (Fall) 0 bushel, $1 12 to 1 14
do- (Spring) 0 bushel, 1 04 to 1 05
Oats e bushel, 53 to 54
Barley. 0 bushel, 1 26 to 1 25
Pelts 0' bushel, 85 to - 85
Pork S cwt. 8 25 to 9 25
20 to 22
emitter, usgmma
TY
UCKERS ITH AGRICULTURAL )4'OCIE-
m g took place
I.EETINCT. —T� �
at harp's hotel, asp••nceinent,
on he 12th inst. The following officers
were elected :—• R. Govenlock, Esq.,
President ; E. Cresswell, Vice dot W.
MeOonnel, - Secretary; Julius Kansan,
Treasurer, and James Broadfoot, Robt.
Charts r :, Geo. Chesney, Walter Cowan,
os. Hills, Wm. Caldwell, Jno. Hugil,
an; James McIntosh, Directors. The
T asurer's report was adopted.
TBURNS' .ANNIN+TERSARY.—The coming
anniversary of Burns' Birthday will
U be celebrated in Seaforth in a manner
t will cause it to be long remember-
K.ennedy,. the Scottish Vocalist,
I give one of his pre-eminently re -
weed concerts in Sharp's Hall, •com-
encing at • o'clock, [see adv.] .after
hich the anniversary of the natal day
o -the bard whom not only "Scotts,"
t every patriotloves, will be further
.nored by a dinner. From the en-
ergy of those who have the matter in
hand, we believe the celebration will be
a worthy. one.
DR. 1 RACE h removed his office
and residence to one .dolor ff east of the
M:- E. Church.. -
•
SEAFORTH ANNUAL- (SCHOOL ' MEET-
INC. --The Trustees Annual Report was
received: W. N. 'Watson was appoint-
ed Auditor S. G. McCaughey, A.
McDougall .and W. Hill, were elected
Trustees for theensuing year. The
Auditors' Report was adopted. It was
resolved that the expense of the school
?he raised by a tax on the rateable pro-
'pertjr of , the villager
Bawds' ALLEVANTOR, the great CATARRH.
HEAD e}TE, NEURALGIA and Universal Pain
Remed. is unquestionably the meat agree-
able, and. efficacious remedy knownto modern
science.. It relieves all pain instantaf eously
and recluses inflamation with rapidity, crew-
ing alhealthy action of all diseased organs,
neutralizing all poisonous effects an:,l making
a rapid and radical cure of some of the most
distressing complaints to which mankind are
subject. Briggs' Alltfvantor is sold by Wm.
Polls, Agent, and by' druggists and country
merchants generally. GET IT. TRY IT. No
family should be without it a day.
THE CHEAPEST LOT OF
n
CORRESPONDENCE.
HOWICK. -
BRIGGs' MODERN CURATIVE, for Corns,
Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, Tender Feet, &e.
It is the safest and most efficacious remedy
ever discovered for the cure and prevention
of ailments of the feet. It is not potash of
acid; but a soothing. softening and healing
ointment; warranted not to inure the most
delicate feet, but will soon affect a radical
cure of these vexatious torments of the hu-
man family. There is no remedy equalth an
operation by a skilful Chiropodist. When
this is not convenient, Briggs' Modern Cura
tive comes as an "angel of. mercy. Sold by
Wm, Rolls, Agent, _ and druggists every-
where. Dr. J. BRivas, 208, Broadway, N.
Y. Address, C. H. WRIGHT & Co., Hamil-
ton, Ont, General Agents for British Poss-
essions. (55 ly
tFrcin our own Correspondent.)
THE Leeehville Volnnteer Company
-have re -enrolled under the new Apt:
The clothing , has, been received, . and
will be at cn,e supplied ti the men.
THE farmers of this township are
sending their produce }to Harristoii and
Guelph, the prices realized there, being
somewhat in advance of Se
forth
Itt the annual meeting, the following
officers'. were elected for the ensuing
year :--J. B. Racy President, Mr.
Wise Vice do., ,E. Holmes Seeretary,
S. Andrews Treasurer, and J. Shipley,
,J. Flews, and W. 0, Fowles Direc-
Auditors. The next meeting will be
held at the Royal Cauadian !Hotel Clin-
ton.
THE annual Missionary
connection with the Chur
land, was held in Leeehvill
day evening. Addresses
ed by sewal Rev. Gentl
being formerly 0 a Roma
Priest, who gave very int
emmt of .his conversion to
to what amount was not st
Mr. Tibbetts presided at th
and Dr. Worthington and
ters, with some others, did
in. their usual pleasing wa
.No= ErDiN0 0,F iitTRON AGRICULTURAL,
SOOTETY.—The annual meeiing of the above
named Society will be held at Londesborough
on Wednesday next, at a. In. A procla-
mation has been issued by the Reeve making
'that day an holiday in this -village Kiving all
(an opportunity of attending the meeting.
Wa understand. the Clinton. Band intend go-
ing to Lpnde.sborough ou that dan and. will
then'favour the residents and viiitors of that
village an opportunity, of passing judgement
on their abillt3r. Although there
eetine in
last Saturi.
ere deliver -
men. One
resting. ac-
Protesten t-
en uP, but
ted. Rev.
daugh-
the singing
FARM FOR-SALE.EING South half Lot No. 9, Concession
1 10, Township of Morris,:2i 2i miles from
Blythe, containing 100 acres. -
For further particulars enquire at the store
of John Bra`idwood, SeaR_th. CLARK. .
a mill !
THE BEST ITLLUE IN
weeds and Cloths.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
THE Wesleyans held their Mission-
ary Meeting in their
age, Supt. of eircui, rea
frona which it appears t
butions are steadily on
speech on the Christian
freely of their means t
God. He was followed
tol, B. A., of Ainleyville
liarly pleasing and happ
lection was taken up, w
to a very creditsble sum.
has been.a feeling'iof opposiiion on the part
to the retirin'g board of directors and their
course during the past year,- we anticipate
,forward the best interests of the Society.
We hope every means Will be 'Used. to_ push
forward the business of' tlae meeting, as there,
will be consid.erablo work to do, and that*
speeches naaylaW brief ttud, to the point.—
lurch, Leeeh-
the report,
at the contrie
the increase.
Kincardie e,
d impressive
s duty to give
the cause of
in his pecu:.
ich amounted
An efficient
A LL parties are hereby cantioned against
sory note made t'by me, and endorsed by IL
Hannah, in favor (Si John Moodie, for the
amOunt pi Twenty Dollars with interest,
payable 1st Jan. 1869, andr dated. at Mc.
Killp, as I have yid said note.
JAMES HENDERSON.
McKillop, Jan. 14th, 1869. . 58 -in
NOTES LOST.,
fAN or abOut the 6th inst., at the Royal
kei Canadian Bank, several notes of hand
drawn in favor of Dr. Coleman, and also in
favor of John Smith, and endersed by:John
Smith. They are of no value to any but the
owner, as the pa.yment thereof has been
stopped. Any person finding the same will
be suitably reward.ed by leaving them with
the undersigned.
DR. COLEMAN.
Seaforth, Jan 15th, 1869. 58-tf
TO CARPENTERS AND
TENDERS
•
AT HILL'S
THE PRETTIEST
FAIR,
nest Dealing,
Will be found in
CAMPBELL'S
NEIW-HARNESS S4OP,
Where he will always keep on hand a large
stock of Harness, Collars, Saddles and
. Tratiles, and every fling in 1 is line.
Seafoilh, Dec. 9th 1868. 53-1v.
DUNCAN tic CO.'S
AND
0 0 T
NEXT DOOR tO
SCOTT ROBERTSON'S
Main. Streets Seaforth.
46.
Seafo#h, Nov. 25th.
under. the leader.hip of Mt. J.
Depewr performed .t eir.part to the
entire satisfaction of the audience
judging from the roan s, of applause
that followed. the rendering of each
Lady Yeung is a native of New
South Wales. Her gallant husband
strongly. resembles, according to sOme,
a well known, elderly, but good-looking
Montreal Senator, and according to
others, au equally well-known Quebec
Two young women, residents of Oril-
lia, found a pocket -book containing
over one hundred dollars, a few days
ago. After taking some treuble- to find
the rightful owner, they returned. it,
and—were not even thanked by t a
individual for their pains 1. 1 Seaforth, Jan. 15th, ( 58-2a,
RE required for Carpenter, and other
work necessary, at a Dwelling Home
to be built for the undersigned, on the Hur-
on Road.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
Sharp's Hotel, where TenderS will be receiv-
ed, on Saturday, the. 23rd day of Janua.ry,
at 11 o'clock.'.. Th.e lowest, or any tender,
will not necessarily be acceptK1.-=
Seaforth, January 13th, 1869: 58 -lin
"A 'NICHT I,N SCOTLAND."
THE GREATEST VARIETY OF
FANCY GOODS
SHARP'S MUSIC HALLs SEAFORTH1
Mon.day, January 25th..
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY
CELEBR.ATION OF RURNS' BIRTHDAY_
AT
NEW BRICK STORE
MR. KENNEDY,
The celebrated. Scottish Vocalist, will give
his Last Entertainment in Seaforth, previous
to his departure for California, on which oc-
casion the programme will be "A Nicht wi'
Burns." In addition to a choice seleztion of
Songs, Mr. K. will. recite Burns' immortal
Admiesion. 25c.; Reserved Seats 50c.
Tickets to be had the stores and at the
• door. Doors open at 6i. ; Commence 7-i,
OPPOSITE
THE LARGE BRICK HOTEL
SEAFORTH.
BRITANNIA HOUSKI
AT
. ROLLS'
rugs & Medicines
Paints & Oils,
VARNISHES
AND
TURPENIEVES,
Wushes & Combs,
rlp Stu s
AND
C honeys
AND
Hair Oil
AND
Perfumery,
Cough Mixtures,
BEST GOAL 01'
Octobe.r 20th, 1868.
40 'CM