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DENCE I lard and others requestint aid. to opeT up a I STAMPS ON NOTES, ---The Glob says a
rPad between Lots kiIt e 21st an 22) d• decision has been (riven rn Ba er TS.
Con. formerlI purchased 0)' the municipa
B own in the Sn rior Court 'roronto
TF SEEAFORTI1
GODERICII.,
_Fr In our Spepial Correspondent.
The m terials for the enlargement of
Ore W sl' yan chtitth are being deliver
ed, t e work will be commeneed
ferthi th Such an enterprize•has be-
come n 'spensably necessary, as the
size- of th church is whelly inadequate
for the -acbomodation of the 1:-uge num-
ber wh desire sitting_ for the purpose
ty, '1.;e pante and that J Mollard let tl • r Pe
contract immediately. 2nd That the Reeve
and J. Kuhnsee to the opening uo Of the
-road north of Lots 15 in the 4th and 5th
Concessions 3rd That the petition ,0 Fur-
gason and others, requesting aid to make a
bridge on Soble Line and Lot 1 being grant-
ed and that J. Mollard and J. Kuhn let the
contract of the same. 4th That the Collect-
or settle up before the 15th of March
Motions made and seconded by Coghla
H. Doyle. 1st That J. Wilson's petiti
1369.
and
n for.
alterations m boundary_of S. S, 10 be lOoked
of list mina to the discourses of our at, at some future time.
,
ri
, Council loan the Trustees 02fs. a
dTlia7t6tcts,
very popular and eloquent. pastor tae
for a few months. 3rd That Wm. Mitchells
Rev. W. li. Pool. A meetine- aiti be paid the sum of $3 and 2c. for repairing
of the endowment, •fund of tirictoria
College *as held in the above-ehurch,
on. TueSday, the 9-th' inst." Rev'. Mr:
Pool first addressed tne: audience and
strongbk. advocated the continuance of
of the grants -to the College. He said
that one :million acres of land was
granted ,or set apart by the government
for the .stippors of Common Achools,
204,000 for Grammar Schools, and 63,-
000 -fix Poinnion School for aid to su-
-
Aoerior education. The'Rev. R. Jones
ex President of the conference gave an
able antl thorough history of the Col-
lege, and the introduction of Methodism
into this country, and claimed the honor
of being the pioneer • Of superior edu-
cation in Canada. He reviewed the
history of Tipper Canada Academy, the
rt granting of a royal charter by William
IV, the grant of £4,000 sterling by
Lord Glkelg-Secy..of the Colonies, and
its incorporatioa as Victoria. University
iri 184Ve About $300 were raised and
the Meettng adjourned.
On the nig-ht of the 1.0th inst., about
11 p. na., a destructive fire broke out
in some one of the wooden buildings
-between SaVage's block and west street
and which :were consumed in a few
minutes up to the brick building in
which are Mr. E. Jordan's drug store
and Wm. Harris' dry good stem
Messrs J:orclan, IT- Davis, tin Smith,
rtnti. Miss. .McMurchey's grocery awe the
principal loosers. Buildings and stock
partly insured.
• toe
IYIelKillOp Council.
T1 e Council met pursuant to adjournm.ent
- at Alexanclet's Tavern, on Monday March 1st
1869. Present the Reeve and all the Council:
. Minn bes' of last meeting,- read and adopted.
_Moved by- Samuel Hannah, seconded by T.
Dividso.n That the Council grant the Milli of
$ao,
to aid the Agricultural Soeiety, towards
, the erection of a hall on the . Society's
grounds, at Seaforth.—Cariecl. Moved by
Same el Hannah, seconded by John, Malone
That the Petitione of Francis Ilich.paelson and
otheee, tte,&e.,e Molony and Others, ,Thompson
Morrison and others, belyled at present, and
at some eilbsegitent meeting be reconsidered,
waen we are aware what funds there are at
, our disposal. --Carried. Moved- by Robert
Pattison, sqoOtlecl by Thos. Davidson That
the Reeve do issue a debenture of $1, to John
Grieve for dog taxes, saidi dog not belonging
• to lune—Carried. Moved by john Malone,
seeondstel by Thos I.r.tvidson: That the Reeve
do issue a debenture in fee-our:of John Melt-
roy, late Collector for $50, being an error of
the Treasurer.—Canied. Moved by Samuel
Hannah, seconded by John Malone That:the
Reeve do issue a debenture in fesvour of
Itobt: Hays, Treasurer for the sem of 4'4187
and 99e, sa
concession o
line between
d sum .being paid by him on a
der, far work doiee on the town-
MeKillop and Huila, in 1868
also the su of 533 and -92c. paid County
tasurer formerly- as per reeeipt.—Carried.
Moved by Samuel Hannah, seconded by John
Malone That Rolicr,`,. Alexander be paid the
Bum of $2, for the use of his lioueefor the
elution in Januaty 1869.—Carricd. Moved
by Samna Hannah, seconded by john Ma-
lone That a debenture be iasued in favour of
itc•Cht Pattisoo, for the sunifof $28 and 8ects.
being an error nr, levying the trace on the
No. 4, Lot 27, Con. 14, in the year 1b9, and Goderich Tp. Council Proceedings
-
that the Clerk be instructed to write to the
County Treasurer, requeethig him at the The Council met at Helmsville, on the 1st
same time to correct the error, and collect' inSt •Ordars were given for the performance
the Taxes —Carried. - Moved by Samuel of certain statute labor. Innkeepers Licen-
Haimah, seconded by Thos. Davidson That se fee a was filed at $30. exclusive of the Ime
•dehenture be issued to Peterlfawthorn for perial lieense. The Inspebtor to receive $3,
.$14 and 65c., for word done on the townline for each Tavern. Arther Knox was granted'
between McKillop and nutlet m 1868.—Car- a Tavern license. James Hicks was a,ppoint$
ried. Moved by Samuel Hannah, seconded; ed to oversee the work and let the contract
for bhilding the drill shed, and $14 is to el-
1-ett Robt. Petition: That the account of An-
41rew Govenlock for the sum of of .$2 and 37clowed him for his service. Each of the re
-
lel paid,- foreluinber given to James Hender- turning officers was directed to be paid the
son, Pathmaster.-- Carriedmoved. by sum of $5. '. The Auditor was ordered to be
Samuel Hannah, seconded hy Thos. David-. paid $5.. It :Vira8 resolved that the West
eon That the sumpf $12 be given ,to Mat. half of Lot 31 Con. 5 be exempt from taxa
hi she being an :aged and infirm -pion for 1868. 200 copies of the assessment
individual, in deetitute -eireumstances., and awe ordered to be published for distribu-
%ion. A petition for selling a side road in
also that a By -1a'* for levying and eollecting
the tent of: $100, in all the rateable property the Bay on was laid over to the next
io this township, for charitable. purposes for meeting. - The Reeve was ordei ed. to iustruct
the present yeat--CarriedMoved Mie A. Bay to surveY the road allowance
. ,
ROA. Pattisont seconded by ,Samuel Hannah between Lots 32 and. S3, Bay Con., a,nd send
That the folloaing persons b.! appointedto • alis .
cription of saidroadto the Clerk. Mrs.
the offices al Pouedireepers aad. Fenceviewers Lavin was ordered to receive $2 for the use
for the paceent year .—john -Aitchison, her bouse for election purposes, and Arthur
..ru -.6 IsefeQuade, -Michael Tully, Richard Knox for the use of his house for nomination
and election purposes Council adjourned
to the. second Monday in May.
JOHN SHAW.
Clerk.
gravel tools, and 17, Boys the sum of $10, for
ditching. Motions made and iecondecl by
D. Coghlan and J. Mollard. 1st That Mrs.
Richardson receive as charity $5. thad. That
months of April, May and June of 869.
A. McGenis receive a like sum of $5 f
.lr the
Moved bet J. Kuhn, seconded by J. Mollard
That this Council -grant the SUM of $00 to
aid the County grant in gravelling Crediton
road, Yeas, J. Kuhn, J. Mollard, II. Doyle
and T. Greenway. Nays, D. Coghlan.-
Moved by D. Coghlaneseconded by11 Doyle
That the Court of Re -vision be held on the
second Saturday in April.
C. PROUTY.
Tp. Clerk.
, Hay Courzcil.
Minutes of a meeting of the Hay Council,
held in the TOM Hall. on Friday the 19th
ult. Robt Brown Esq., Reeve in the chair
and a full Council pi esent. The minutes a
last meeting was read and\ approved. The
Council having appointed koundkeepers,
Fence viewers, Pathmasters, Robt. Fergu-
son Moved. seconded by John B. Guyher
That the Reeve and Clerk grant certificates
for Tavern and Shop license for the current
year to the following parties, viz:, Taverns,
-William Simpson, Travellers Home, on the
8. W. corner of Lots No. 23, 8. boundary ;
William. Reynolds Farmers Inn,ScrePta
village, S. boundary Henry Steinlaih,
Zurich Hotel, Zurich village ; Casper Hlll,
Vicboria Hotel, Zurich .yillage ; Christian
Zapfe; Farmers -Inn, 8. E. corner of Lot No.
20 North boundary; Henry Bockenhaur,
Bern Hotel, N. iBoundary. Shops, Davice
Line Francistowa; 8. E. corner of Lot No.
1, doneession 1, of Hay.—Carried. Wm.
Turnbull Moved, seconded William Cairick
That the arrears of -taxes $3 and 13c. charged
on. C'ollectors roll of 1868, to the north half
of Lot No, 11, L R. E. be charged instead of
the 8.• R corner of the north half of said
Lot 11, it being charged, to the wrong paiel
of land by mistake of the Clerk. —Carried.
Wm, Turnbull Moved, seconded. by Iloht.
Ferguson That the sum Of S12 be granted to
Doryald Smith. an indigent person, and the
sum of $12 to Jacob Bremer for keeping an
indigent person. e—Carried. Robt. _Ferguson
Moved seconded by Wm. Carrick That the
sum of $5 be refunded to the Reeve, he
having- expended the same in, Charities. --
Carried. Robt. Ferguson Moied, seconded
by J. B. Giyhur That the sum of $4 be paid
to Eli Dusharm for work done on. boundary
Lot No. I. L. B. ,W—Carried. Wm.- Car-
rick Moved, seconded by J. B. Giyhur That
,the tender of William Broad -wick and Henry
G-reen for building a bridge over the river at
Hyrocks mill Soble Line for $280 be accept-
ed.—Carried. Robt. Ferguson Moved, se-
conded Win, Turnbiill That the a im of $3
for a sheep kilied by dogs, and the sum of $1
for justice and -witness fees be paid to Rich-
ard Fetlock out of the dog tax fund.—Car-
ried. Wm. Carrick Moved, seconded by J.
B. Giyhur That the sum of $5 be paid to the
Collector for losses sustained by discount oia
small sums of silver when collecting the
taxes.—Carried. Wm. Carrick Moved se-
conded by J. R Giyher That Harriot C
be refunded his taxes on. aceount of indigen
e,Carried. Robt. Ferituson Moved, seem
ed by R Giyhur That Mrs. Chaniberl
oe remitted one half of her taxeS on account
of indigency.—Carried. J. .B Giyhur:MoV-
ed, seconded by Wm, Carrick- That • this
Council do adjourn to meet again is
notified by the Clerk for the Court of Re-
vision.—Carried.
WILLIAM WILSON.
Tp. Clerk.
which is of considerable interest tO \the
ct,mmercial community. This was an
action bt ought to receive paymeneof a
note made by defencnt and held by
planitiff. For the defence it was plead-
ed that the note not having been prop-
erly Stamped when it. canto into plain-
tiff's hands defendant was not liable.
It was shown that before the note fell
due it was properly stamped, plantiff
having a few days after it cajne to his
possession affixed npon it the roper
staraps, together with the permit). It
was, however, held by the Court that
the stamps should have been affixed
when the note first ca.me into pla tiff's
possession and because such had not
been done, the note was declared invalid
and judgment given for defendantl,
EMIGRANLS WANTED. --all e Victoria
County Council have taken an impor-
tant step towards securing laborers for
their section of country. They appoin-
ted a standing committee on emicrriition
and issuing forms of enquiry bto the
different townships, have ascertained
that not less than, 35 men will receive
certain employment on. their arrival in
that co.untry. Of these there are lwan-
ted 410 as farm labourers; 399 as fe-
male servants, blacksmiths, 10, car-
penters, 35 brick/aYers and stone
masons, 27 ; shoe -makers, 14. Thfiir
report has been trrnsmittecl to the e
gration Department.
An old resident, Me. John Leslie Of
the Township of Toronto, had to shoot
his first hoi-se this winter, He was 31,
years of age, -and did a fair share of
work the last summer, Who - s
Canada is not favourable to longevity
of man or beast?
inawannormazonum
HOUSE TO LET!
A COMMODIOUS and comforta.ble dwel-
l -1_ ling house, in a- good position.
JOHNSTON & BRO.
Seaforth, March 12 1869. 66-tf,
FIRST-CLASS
n LES!
k
FOR SALE A T 1
SMITH & BIM'S. FACTORY,
AINLEYVILLE. •
MHE subscribers have on hand a quantity
of shingles, which they offer for sale at
moderate prices, at their Steam Factory.
Ainleyville, March 4, 65-1m.
FIRST .PRIZE
LOVER SEED
.A.T
Scott Robertson's.
034f.
February l91-1, 1869.
B. ROSS, Proprietor New Dominion
01 J-Ir+1 bees to inform the people of Sea-
e3er.• Iet, that he keeps irstb-class accommodation
41" in every thing required by travellers. A
ata
all* fora and the tbravelline community general -
1
1'
lard, Georae Dorrance, Christian leaner,
thany Boyd, Jimes Kennedy. Pathma.s.-
te a Archibald McGregor, William Evans,
Fs axieis Morrison. Pathinasters,. also that a
_lieient number of Pathmasters be apointed.
...:arried. Moved by 'Robt. Pattison, se-
e 1 L .1 by Samuel Hannah That this Coun-
cil (to now adjoarri to meet 'again at Kenneth
M- Lead's Hoteh on the last Monday -; of the
p i seta Month. -t arried. tat
jOHLV 'O'SULLIVAN.
Tp. Clerk,
Stelffien.°
't!'tx-i Connell met ma the 20th ult. Mem
1..at all' pre sei t 7. Forel:a- MillUtCS duly
1.! Iti.)v,.1. 16/ Gbit ;hla n, seconded
Kelm tst lltiat the patition of 1) Mole
leasi and o:here desiring- nraileipal CotinCil to
tepee up riledon ;n on _9,, lay over til.
Militia Appointments*
Reginwaal _Division of the Koreh
of /heron. •
To be Lieutenant-Colonel—Lt.-Co-.
lohel Charles Widder, from late 4th
Non -Service Battalion, Huron.
To be Majors :—R. M. Racey, Es-
quire, Cyrus Carroll, Esquire.
Regimental _Division of the South _Riding
()f Huron;
good stable
hand. 1 egtii
necessary att
Seafortle F
id willing hostler always on
r Boarders will receive every
tion.
b. 8th, 1869. 63- ly
CAME, ASTRAY.
AME into the premises of the subsCcriber,
sometime in le ovember last, a yearling
Heifer, nearly white. The owner is request-
ed•to prove property, pay expenses, aud take
her away.
• HUGH LOVE, eenr:,
Lot No. 10," N. Boundary, Tp. Hay.
Hay, Feb. 19, 1888. 64-3in.
NOTICE.
T HER-EBY notify and forbid the public
I. against trusting my wife, or other mem-
ber or members a my family, on my ac-
count, as I will inot be responsible for the
same after the appearance of this notice.
HENRY SHEFFER.
Hay, Feb. 24, 1869. 64-3
INSOLVENT'ACT OF 1864 AND 1865.
W. CAMPBELL, OF CLINTON,
Insoivent.
s
th
OR
a purchase of the stock of the above
Insolv int at SO MUCH ON THE DOL-
, LAR will b received up to the 8th of March
I next. The stock is • valued $151: , consists
of DRY GOODS. and is comparitively new
Stock Book s can be seen at the office of the
tind.ersigned, or of Mr. William Care, of
Clinton, who will also show the stock.
. JOHN HALDEN.
(Vidal Assignee.
Clinton, Feb. 25th 1E269.
BOOTS & SHOE&
Williara- McNally
ITAVING lately purchased the business of
11 William Barker, in -Wroxeter, will keep
on hand a large assortment of Boots and
Shoes. None but first-class work manu-
factured on the premises. •
far Orders will receive particnlar attention.
Repairing done on the shortest notice.
W. MeNALLY.
April 23, 1868. 20-1y.
.ne:eatne. 2n T ...1.1% lhaeaty e in -
Po be Lient,n1W--C•i1one1 • one if A ATTA
01 reverus. r.1 The t P. Lint, David 1-1.)ocl lidtchie, from. late 9111 PLAJSTEIt
• .
3.,;. a( I .1 &Si $ ;3 'for rept iraa. \ion Service Battalion -
.
W oos
At SCOTT R )WoRTS0
,
GtarSeatter and Rolls, Druggiets, agents
potitioh of a ". 11.
*: r: 1
A ; . se- ,;.t.11.^1 the isea.,(,:dettt by tdiC
- ,
"I: 7 Seaforth. Feb. 19.' 63-tt. January 28th. 1869.
aon late e •
1‘. • .1' ill ; •Batu-alic:n'
. I foa Seaforth. For Sale everywhere.
60-1y.
7:*
ONTARIO 110
The Only General Store in 8
FRESH iTEAS, NEW - F
AND -
GROCERIES OF ALL KINGS
rth.
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODa
• :3
Suitable for all Seasons. -
IOTA general stock of
HARDWARE L'ir, GLASS,
CROCKERY Sz LAMPS.
Furniture Room, Spinning Wheels. Oc.
On hand a fine lot of
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
CHEAP AS. THE. CHEAPEST;
EDWARD CASH,
. Gederich Street, Seafaith.
Seaforth, March 4, 1869. 534.
PAIR,76/MIR,S,
Make Your Own
SUGAR,
1,00o Sap Backe s
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'&
yebruary 19th, 1869. "
63-tf.
HARP'S HOTEL, Livery Stable, and
General Stage Office, Main Street,
R. L. SHARP, Proprigeor.
Seaforth, Jan. 8th, 1869 '
LOOK OUT FOR
The Sign of the B
• 16°U
J NCA CO.
WHERE -
ARE SELLING ALL SORT i OF
ITATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
• ATA
Greatly Reduced Pric0,
FOR
ONE MONTH ONLY
d-trTo make room for Spring Stock.
Seaforth, Jan. 28th. I 46.
'FARM FOR SALE.
BEfNG Southlalf Lot No. JO, Concessicat
9, Township of Morris, 21 miles front
Blythe, containing 100 acres.
Fol further particulars enquire at the stord
bf John Braid -wood, Seaforth. •
R R. CLARK
- January 8th, 1869. 517-6M,
jusTRECEIVED,
A CHOICE SELECTION
3
'441
OF
RASPBERRY JAM,
STRAWBERRY JAM,
RED CURRANT JELLY,
BLACK DO DO
PINE APPLE JELLY,
PEACH JELLY,
-PEAR JELLY,
AND -ORANGE MARMALADE,
AT
Scott Robertson's.
February 19th, 1869. 63-tf.
BEAUTIFUL
"NATURE'S CROWN.
Ton Li Cultivate its
GRAY HAIR
IF, a certain. indication ol
fleetaky• at the Root,. •
DIRS. S. A. ALLEN'S
Hair Restorer
Restores gray hair to its natural color and beauty
and produces luxuriant growth. It gives the hair
beautiful 00811 and delightful fragrance.
Manufactory and Sales Offices, -
35 BARCLAY SlREET and 40 PARK PLACE, N. Y.
AM)
266 HIGH HOLBORN, London, Eng.
ow. .....
AN
POOR COPY
HIRAM ,COLLIDAY -et
IN returning thanks for past favor, have
the pleasure of announcing to the intr.
chants and business men of Seaforth thatthey
are prepared to reteive orders for ell kinds of
DRAY mWOB1.
ferGoods handled with care, and satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
Januaryinst, 1869. 58-lyt
THOS E3ELL4
'CABINET & CHAIR MAKER
UNDERTAKER &c`..
A Large Stock
("le
A LL knals of furniture kept constantlyort
,Like hand, consisting of the best varieties.
Krughruff's Spring 'Mattrasses, Children's.
Carriages. Coffins kept constantly on hand,
Work made on the premises. '
4tih A Hearse fer , hire. Wareroom op-
poSite Kidd -8.6 Mviuikins
THOS. BELL, -
March 24, 18o8.
TO CAPITALtS S.
OR A TA TT I
The unexpired
LEASE OF LOT NO. 9, Ogileek SURVEY
On the East side of Main Street, in the
Village of Seaforth,
MOGETHER with the buildings erected
1 thereon, viz ---The store and dwelling
occupied by Mr. William Ault, the building
occupied by Dr. Smith as an oiliee, the one
occupied by Mr. Paltridge as 'a Photograph'
Gallery, the one occupied by Thomas Simons
as an Oyster Saloon, tth. ; also the one occu-
pied by the subscriber as a Flour, Feed,
Grocery and Provision Store, togeth.er With
the stock and. fixtures contained therein.
Also 16 acres of land south of the Railway,
which will be sold in village or park lots, in
sizes to suit purchaser, and oa reasonable
terms. •
-N. B. ---Flour, Feed, Groceries and Fre--
visions of all kinds kept constantly on hand
by the subscriber.
G. T. JA.RVIS.
Seaforth. February 3rd, 1869. 61.tf
NEW MILLINERY I
RS: GLOVER, begs to announce to the,
inhabitants- of Seaforth, and surround --
a country, that she has opened a new milli-
nery, in the shopq•
OPPOSITE THE POSt,OFFICE STORE,
Where she will attend to all orders' in her
Millinery, Star -ping &c., and all kintle.of
Fancy Work done on the shortest notice.
Seaforth, Feb. 25th 1869. 54-tf.
OLACKSMITII-8110P
THOMAS WATSON
Begs te inform the public generally that he
still 'carries on general Rlack-smithing at
• his Old Stand,
NEARLY OPPoSITEARMSTROiC'S HOTEL..
AINLEYVILLE
.Special attention paid to Horse -Shoeing.
• Ainley -Feb. 9th, '69, 63-1y
SPEC,IAL NOTICE,
THE CONNECTICUT •MUTUAL
Tife nontione
HARTPOILD, CO/TIST.
GUY R. PRIMPS, President.
ZEPHANIAH TrEsTozi, Vice President
Woorentinan S. ()LAMM), Secretary.
Eusvo- W. BRYANT, Actuary.
LUCIAN S. WTheox, Medical. Examiner.-
. -
Organized in 1846.. Charter Perpetual.
The Largest Mutual ,Life Insurance Com-
,
I pany, numbering over .75 ,utiO members
A .purely Mutual Company, its Assets be,
4onguag exclusively ti) its Rienabers.
Assets, $23,000,000.- Acquired by pru-
dent and economical management of twenty-
two years, without the aid of a single dollar
of original capital. •'
Surplus Assets over $6,000,000,. All pro- .
tts.diviclecl among the members. 'Each pbt
!icy holder is a .memher, There are no
lts stockholders;ija.l.ge
Dividends. They has% averag-
Itd over 50 per cent annually. Total 'apount
4)f dividends paid. the members eineeits or-
ganiz,ation, over $5,000,000. • •
Its Success Unparalleled. It has. arrived •
:At the extraordinary condition where the in- •
•-come from annual interest alone is more than,
Oufficient to pay all its losses. Total amount
:4f losses paid by the Co.'y, over $8,000,000.
Its Responsibility. For, every $100 •etf'
Liahilities, it has $15-4 of Assets. .
, During its last fiscal year this Company
paid to its living members, and fo the fami-
aies of its deceased members • riearly $2,000,-
400, and at the same time added-morethan
Pour Millions to its accumulated' capital, .
The Whole Record. al this Company has.
been one of prudent rnatageneent and pros-
perous ad-vancement. Among the older and.
Dtading life insurance conipanies its average
ratio of expenses to income has, through its
entir( history, been the loweet of any. ,
: Amount deposited with the ReCeiver
eial of Canada; $140;000.
Nuinbcr of Poiicy holelerain Canada 1,060:
R
Lletr.Vsuralledeeiff 12-3ePeree. —Dr. Metherell
Tracy,
Seaf4thDA°NilitEL I . SILLS,
Ceneral Aura; r for.t'aria la.
Feb. 24th, 180.
6
'Pa:CW.1.NC
The Strtitford town 0)1
cd the price tf saloon Ii
'exclusive, of the_ _goy,
duty.
The following telegra
ceived from St. John,
—March fith- Union -
opted by a large majori4
*
The stude ts attentlin
*e1'ter4i1led Professor YO
,on Fri,lay last. The best
ists between_ them and th
abitutor.
TelieRev. A. A. Cattier,
the Itegula.r Baptist, (-)htt
upon his return from his
on the 2:3 nit, was pre -en
bei' of bi fiend s witl
accompanied by a piirse
—The Canada of Oti
many of tl.ie men employ(
ber establishments have
O!1 account of the impossil
ing them Provisions, from
,depth of Snow in the woi
,other hand, lumbering in
been still. mon effectually
tantl throu.-h lack of snos
Thep Mr. Trow was
rrse t South Perth in tl
isla me, he stated that
.hould accept no pat of
zllowance to-naembers for
but would devote it to sel
in the vari3us sections of
The .Suratford Be
-Trow has Te,deeined_ his
-congratulates
Mu. 1). MCLACHLI.
House of Commons for &
has resigned his seat in eo
the demands of his priv
requims all of his ti
flan. The writ for a new
probably% :only be is -me
-areItiit.:acttwo
vacant
ton of Araprior, and a br
- Mr. McLaehlan, is one of
'other is Mr. Donald Ste
31cNab.
Thelfineree's. London
mentions that the ..Canad'
have addressed -a mem
Granville, representing
Canada -respecting the
territories. and including
the Imperial Government
fer the territory to Cana
leclainatiom which the Co
be able to prove. Sir
McDougil were iireparia
lanada for the meeting o
—Montreal Merchant
covered that the Bankrup
Aire, and petitions are now
in that city, praying that
pealed. It is said that th
the dishonest tiader to SN
itOr:S) and affords no prope
the honest man. ,itecorkl
cent disclosures there
seem to be something wra
---Under itf3 prOVisionA
eau swear himself throng
his -creditors and re**
PekA lett; ld farmer named 0
died a few days ago at 11
near, Quebec. lie leaves
-,81, with whom he lived -6
.11 children, 113grand chi
anake,1 0 a piece and th
the lith), and •09 great gr
two of his own children
grand children had r.re!e
- to ti e grave. His chil
children and great grand
iiiat and dead, 3aumber 28
—The following is a
subject to enrolling and di
with a statement of the
sons exempt : lst clas
men, or widowers with.otu
tween the ages of 18 an
years. -3rd class—Marr
widowers will children
ages of 18 or 45 years. 4
of 46 years of age, but no
Seamen or sailors, or psr
in or upon any steam or
fof the Dominion; bona
Aienahers of any company o
MilnSa; those who, havi
their seArioe in the
tfron ba;liktt until_ again
'their tusi,as era -service.
twAenu 3:2141r71?,r419rtlgelsi" bee
d
Britliletindge:toorineitionre:441rwoertilyzoi
lo, by- which the c,ontrct!
tion .of the -work will be
of
till:lirad,c42g:uiftaara:t1hluteeeecii7hiexeng
,„oh,s atoraonbttal iTztrim"4onktro,001-11,
payto
e1y:15a k°: :°t"alt:ra. yi.4411A8gteluinit-etltlie rJiken ts
'The
b
t hecouatnegilainatt:cit'YiYmetZbof
there is 'Utile doubt of the
Auld the bridge will be c
Vioon as'possible;