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1.1FS ROSS deain s to inform
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nection with his I1e)€€:1. where
.#r ties can be accommodated -with 'first-,
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Seaforth, Oct, .1 1 ic,�.q, .
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f auk. atoll white star on the face. .ix per-
e..on iii ling suet information as will
hiaa recovers, will be stilton.},., rt' warded leadytt3-
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TOTICE E is lierel3y,riveu that William N.
1 A `atscre cf the V iIla e. of'
the County of Huron, (x:e n.lt,rn.a,t, li Gentleman-. has
in
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an application to the Col rt of. Uhanc;.ry fur•
a -c r-tcticate of title to the. above int do ..
4G.,n nc,d
property under elle Act for Quieting Titles..
heal= Esta; e in Upper (.inal a •' aa.i
produced evidence wh * : t _ d has
1?' � c reby he ap�,earrs to be
the owner thereof in fee free from all iiictl_m
br. ance.t, except a most age' tip e eon . to
goyal. Canadian .Bank ; therefore ..ny other
.persoii having or pretencliri ,e to 'have, e, any
tale to or interestin the said land, e,r an
part thereof, is required, on or before NVec ?-
ne. sday the Seventeenth day of November -
/10W next (nutting, to file a statement of his
Cahn iu my (}fficr , at Os, oode trail', in the
City of Toronto, axed to serve a copy an the
sand William N_ Watson, or oni
.� c.s3r
aMc-
Caughey and llolmested, of the village of
{•ieaforth, his Solicitors, and in dtfat;ult every
uch claim will to barred and the title sf th
said William N. i Fatso,n become absolute--
and indefeasible at law, anclin Equity subject.-
illy to the reervatic,ns mentioned c in the.
7th section of the saa.id Act. acid: therein
ntimbered one.: two, three ;aid four.
Dated this 13th cloy of Octouer, : 1809.
(Signed), T. W. TAYLOR',
Referee of Titles.:
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IN THE
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NEW -POST %TTI E BLOCK,
IS THE PLACE FOR
H ICE 1 EASa
The fact that the stabs a-it:er mtake3 tl a-
.a:t ,:lc: a speciality, should tea all intending
itei_asers. who like the best the market aif-
elk 1s to, at least, try Ikis stock.
Finest
And a :s --i -ct esto sk cif titapie and:Fancy
(.`re aeries, a1wad, s on hand, -
JAME4 C. LA,: et.W.
Ce oIeer e9th.. Ct1• t f-..
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News of the lAireek.
BRITAIN.
:THE SEAFORTI E POS.I_TOR
ad tstiutate of 2,750,000 bales .will be
exceeded. -
On Wednesday ereek • the3• steamer
Stonewall was burnt a few miles 'below
gSt. Louis. ,aver 200 people were
crowned.
The Cuban agent in - tcais country
says the Junta did not al point 0 ipt
Higgins to .the�•orniai,nd of the Hornet,
vessel having been presented .to
the Junta by certain -parties, who res-
erved the right, to appoint her. : officers.
The Junta suspect °apt. Biggins of
treachery.
Chicago imposes to erect a new leo.
tel to he .called " The Pacific," -whish is
to cost half a tnillion dollars.
It is figured up .thal.t Bi iglus m. Young
is the ricb('st man in A iuericat, Stewart,
Vanderbilt and Astor notwithst tndina
Mi•. Gorge Peabody y is dan, ;eroul y
hi. At last accounts he was soinewha,t
better but not out of darin 3t•.
Mint Rye left Liverpool on Friday
last for this -country whin another lot
pf servant girls.
Ea),r1 DerbTy was buried at linows'ey-
on Friday_ last. There was no partial
lar di- d tv.
S r l 1. h;tr l Grosvenor, Marquis of
%Vesttu t,istU, (tied on Saturday lash.
aoec� i 4.
A tci ;sting held in. Limerick for cob..
sideeittidn 'of the hind retiuTe Wes -brok-
en up .1►y ad itI- ), sh0utiaig . fur :amnesty
• to the _Fenian. prisoners.
A pOc'l butcher at Sheffield has been
sent to } 1•ieon lotsix months for soak-
e ing seesage- s o1" horse flesh;
Special cies)at( lies from Zaltzi'1 sw
convey very iuterestircg and .pleasing
nitelligel ce troin.Liviii ;gone dated to
the ' 8tii of- Aug -1.1d, 1 ti6S. - He' was
then iii good .health. spent the
year previous in exploring thesectiott
of the countrylying:toruli of 'raz,gaiva-
jaka• lake. . which he forbidto contain
many small springs or loner rail efoun
tains `whirl he claims to be they true
tionrces, of the river -Nile :De. Living-
etone stateetlnit he jnid heard that two
`different - instalments of : supplies had
reached Nioji from /•uizihar for his
use, Mit they; had linea re"eived at a
time previous 'to leis arrivit,l there. So
-as to he ve them early and thug render.
therm beneficial, be requested that sup-
plies -of -n'autic'al instruments and a-1-
mailacs for 1869 70 . be ferivae ded to
him ; thus it►tlie.atiug, -as awas supposed
an intention ti remain in the: country
some tirolonge .., 'I'he' despatches are
viritten c n • small scarps of }rt.l,ei• which
Dt. Livingd,ei.E begged froth tile Arabs
whe convened the written docttme ntsi•
.to Mlle coast for trensrn i:ssion : to Eng -
rand.
-Seven lsattaliens of volunteers
•.soon sail : for .Havana Euli itrnenZs'
for the Cule n'ave.iv. atilt continue.
Senor A rdsines .h'as 1:ud the Budget
be`ore the COrtee. 'The .excess of -_re-
ceipts over expe:ntlitu.tes fog the ensuing
fiscal ve•' i• is estilnit .ed at one Million
pounds sterling, The poll tax is sap_
pries<sed,. civil seleries are reduced 20
per cent, and clerical • salaries 3.0 per
ceii.t. The financial cletiAt for the cite
relit year ati oultts to 520;1100,000
• reals. •
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CANA DA.
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The new museum of Mcflill Univer
city, erected at fa. Cost of $2,200, was
formally opened on Thtlyda,y last.
On Friday lad 80 Gernetn nand about
45 English and Trish Eniigrtuts arrived
in Toronto. The former' went to the
Western Stater. . -
A station. will be erected on tl e
GreatWestern, at the Governoi's
road crossing, upon. laid .purchased
from Mr. Wilson. Rumour says that
Eastwood and Arnold ^tations"are to be';
.abolished, !eat big only one station - be-
tween Princeton and Woodstock.
In some of the nortlyern townsttil)s
of the County :of Grey, considerable
glair' is standing in silos k.
Mr. Jules Seii.ver has been elected
by acclamation to succeed Mr. Rose - in •
in the Commons as member far - Hun- lli
tingclon. _ i .
1t, is reported that Mr. ,I ainkir, the
late Member for :Cil Orth Renf ris w; is to
receive an appe.intment, and be located
in New -Brunswick. °
Ou -Friday last ab yarclsman was run
over by an eiaiue 'at Stratford and
sustioned injuries requiring amputation
of t14 arm.. On t1'e day following . he
diet]. " ..,'
On Saturday night aA ratan named
Kavanaugh and i colored barber got in
to an. altercation on ` the stt Net aa.t•
Toronto and fought, which terminated
in liavnnatittdt being killed, 1►v a blow
he ` received fi•oi4 the barber with a
pair. .of scissoi s: The barber was
convicted of manslaughter.
0- )oelerhauii & _ Worts distillery, will
he rebuilt, forthwith.
At the recent meeting of the Grand
Divi.. inn of Sons of Temperance Mr.
G. W. Ross was elected Grand Worthy
Y
Patriarch.
The Miiiiste •ial crisis is still pending
G-eu. Priu► iti nuking stre'.nous efforts The Porkeabon of I868-9.
to retain at least one .U1iioniet in tl.e
Cabinet. . $.
Tlie prospect of a art agreement iii the
�C.ot tcs on tI-ie ehoiee of a-l1,.big iwproves
It is now kt]o•wn that 14.1 deputies are
1ledg€d to vote for tht.'U tike:: of G-euoa.
FRANCE. •
11-11inistet•s hive- decided not to prose-
cute a he Press... for any of the recent
-viohdaonS of the Press 'Law.
rumor got • afloat' that the Em-
-
1)erol' h el at rohipse, of Itis -old disease,
but it -is strop g 1 y eon ta•adieted.
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RO-ME. -
Tile atonal ;n gnvernnierit reserves the
right to reject tile de;wisiuns of the
Ue .einienciaal Oounril, opposed to the
la.wa of the countryand the spirit of
the a ge. 1
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WVE 1 7s''Diib:
S,. Domingo all vit.•esa of October 156,.
states tha_tt ,Gen: Babcock is still there
gathering statistics s and holding: long
interviews with President Baiz, which
lead to• the inference among the people
that annexation to the United btatess
is under consideration.
_A tTSTR IA.
Despa{itclresfroam the. South state that
Dal III atiLila i sairrection is more e for aiid-
able an at first reported,.
Private letters show that the troui,lc
i1) yet prove to be of -a serious
anetitre., They are, date mai ned upon ac,
cot1111)1ishing toeir indelaeuJeltee - of
Austiia, which Power- wil. use her tit
most endeavors to i levant any ftirthe
loss of ilei territory. It is rumored
that Russia is covertly assisting the
Dalrnait ans in order to -weaken Aus-
tria.
RUSSIA.--
St. Petersburgh. Oct.'—The Emperor
-of Russia wi;1 spend part of the Winter
at; Cowes,, 1.1e -` of Wight, and .Nice,
- France.
The seasor of 1869 has been remerk-
ably enol t lrottg!iotit, nine it seems that
the autumn is to he no exception, fol
the weat:het of the past t weekluis been
uncommonly cold ; lii.eral si'lowets of
slow give a certain pro i)E et of an eat),
winter. As a cotttieque=n•e - the pork
Serteen sill open early. This is fortun-
ate, since stocks of pork and pork pro-
d as are vervlight bo'tll in this;country
and in ttte Unit -+d States ; and ',Ileon-
ly '• hope of a, turn iti the markets in
f -vor of the consume is an e-trly supply
of hogs. Unfoi tuuati 1 this isnot to
lee a.t ti''i )'tte' • ,,, y who ought . 1 �e.l. .l n s . vvl c ou�,ltt to
know insist that there is a great scarcer.
tv offull _gt.own hogs, and that the Et Fe
ply of heavy weighs will be of no a:t'-
count before the latter part; of the seat -
on: Thelateness of the harvest wt 1
mod to (Hay the 'marketing ofhogs to
proportionate exteeit. It is a favor.
able circnanstauiec that the crops of
coarse.greil]s of all kinds, except corn,
is abundant ; rotas also have done well,
a1►ed all these .aa•t ries selleat a low price,
so that &mile,rs could.not possibly Make
so prof 61Cl•e -a dispo'. 1 of then' as to
feed-ltller out to .the-eir.hogs.
There is the usual amount of specula-
tion as to the future of prices. On this
one si-le there is 1.1•te lightness of stocks,
the• p ,rtial fail are of the_ eorn cropftin
the. West, . the tig'=tnes- of mune l in
the United States, and a falling off .of
neatly 400.00 P1Iead in the number of
hogs in England. as compared with last
year, and over 1,000,000 as conular• ed
with 1867 0-n the other ,ide, there is
the fact that Litt' ui tuffs very low
and pork is very high that there is s.
great abundance of cheap food which
will be fed out liberally, giving a supply
of fait hogs kite in the season ; that
prices stile far above the average, and
that t-rterefol''e the_ c}.ai,ct.s 'are all
favour of,a de^li ue •ill alt, y of the Cin=
tinatti packers- have shown their confi
denoe in the tum ruliai: of prices for
Nove►eeb-r and 1Jece:rnher, by cont►at,t-
jog for delivery during these months at
$8.50 to $9 gloss. .
• A feature in the American trade'is
an incr--asing demand for bacon from
the Southern States, The negroes },4-
fir bacon to pork altogether ; in fact,
barrelled pork seer] to be pretty neatly
ruled out of the:Soutltern markets.
The average price of poi k iu Toronti,
for five years has been 1864, $5.611 ;
1865, $ .:tl2 ; 186. $5.75 ; 1867, $5.-
36 , '1.868, $7.40 the season of 1869
opens at $8.-50 to $10.00.— anstcvey
imes. -
UNITED STATES.
.The Department, of A rieulture re-
ports on the state or the cotton crop
attest ample suffi^ eney for all the wttapi., -
of the couutrr-, and that the condition.
! before theist of January,
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REVISED TERAS !
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FOR
atiiN $2:75.
ISR. JOHN THOMPON
This numerous customers fr
their liberal patronage during the 1st
fifteen years, -and. trusts he will receive 34
continuance.
Ite has now on band a large wtsortmenf
Good Sound
-Green R emlock ! !
Which he warrants will give satisfaeiof,,
ALSO, •
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2001000 FEET : OF PINE. 1
I CUT FOR -
BUILDING AND -GENERAL PURPOSES
Which he offers on liberal term.. -e
will be promptly attended to.`
He has also on hand a large assortment. M
WELL SEASONED, ACCOUNTS 11
To which he calls th 3 attention of his
cue omers, who will and it to their advant-
.age to rtt're thein promptly, and withoaa t
legal roc
aed
ngs. .
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Seaforth, July 15th, -1869, 8441-
New
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New tiro -eery Stork
In connection with the
SFAFORTIr MILLS
Flour and Seed .Store
Opposite Sharp's Hotel,
THE subscribers beg tot announce to to
u►habitants of Sealorth :.end surroundtag
country, that they have just received a Jago
stock of
Ifitr-eshGroceri-031
Which, for quality and Cheapness, etsn-
not be surpassed in the County-
.. -
They have also on 'hand a lot of 1310
E Treadwell Seed Wheat.
The Weekly GLOBE for. 1
y 870, and tale Seaforth. EXPOSI- .
FARMERS may exchange wheat for
Flour T and
Feed at
value la -. - t
the
m
thereby avoiding . the necessity of-waiting�1
'. g y t�
year free, will be supplied for Two Dollars and Sevens --Y- have it ground.
W. A. Shearson & Co
Seaforth, Sept. 16th- 52-1y.
TOR for
the same time, and the remainder of the current
Five Gents.
Nit
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a Club of thirty the.last mentioned and
a handsome
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Patent Lever Watch for the largest club over fifty, reported
ed.
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C]iEDIY. CREDIT. CREDIT.
TREASURER'S
SALE OF LA. DS
FOR,
TA ES I
COUNTY OF HURON, l Y VIRT
To WIT : ; (�1 of a Warr4t.
under the.hand of the Vvardcnkof the Com-
ty of Huron, and the Seal of ihe said Coua-
ty, bearuig date the third day of August
A . D21869, to me directed, for the coney --
tion of arrears of taxes due . on the underlie
mentioned lands. These are therefore 100
give notice that unless the said taxes, go-
gether with all lawful costs and charges las
sooner paid, 1 sha.1 on TUESDAY
30th day of November,
A. D, 1869, at the hour of Ten o'clock; X,11i„
AT TITS
OvT HQ_'LT'S`
IN TEE
TOWN OF - GODIRIC3,
J
Proceed to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION tits
said iandl, oro much thereof as may tas
suffi ;lent to discharge such arrear -s of taxte
and charges thereon.
lvnTE. —In the f liotving list ;`e:11." .eryy•
i es Beast ,Division ---"w d." West l)stths' iont,-
-"p." Patented—"u.p ►► f,n ratenteri - ' s7'
Pail '.'n.t.p." _North ?'own Pita.- -
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD
Let Coli 4c. Pt, Taxes Gats Too
East -t 4. 1 e. d 100 p 77 09 2 78 79
N t 1 3" 100 p 6421 246 6645
tiV 4 4 4' 100 p . 94 91 3 23 9814
On account of .thy late harvest the time for v ill Part 111► 99.3 35 1o2
;
� 2 payment 8 4 100. p 4:3 17'1 93. 46 ip
1 d 8 half 1 6 100 u p 31 86 1 65 ' 33 :81
be extended to the 25th of December. Names should be sent Vv pt s 41 14 49 p. 1:3 44 1 20 1-4 64
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4wdt•0 p 8205 `290 $49
200 p 123 12 4 78 127 VD
N part 2 4 136 p . 65 27 248 67
N 1}a1f 3 8 100 n.p 64 69 248 67 IT
N half 4 8 100 tap 33 73 120 14 TA
E ]calf l l $ 100 u. p 12 98'1 18 14 76.
- '4'1' half 6 9 100 p 72 69 2 s68 75 37
iNWptofN4.. -
6 10 80 p 31 58 1 65 33 24
N
half
3 11 100 u. p. 69 38 2.60 71
W half 5 11 100 p 35 77 1 75 37 5'
Tf, half 8 11 100 u. p 41 65 1 90 '' 43 5
W half 8.11 100 u. p 31 06 1 63 32 mi
S W pt 11 11, 20 p 25 42 1:50. 26
• 6 12 200 p ' 80 02 285 82 87
N part J 13 114 p 45 60 2 00 4'7 el
3 North Town Plot
—vim KLY' OBS FOR $1:25 r 153 pI130634231
bipart 34 r►. t.p. 63 p 34 70 1 73 36.
'VILLAGE OF P0RT ALBERT,
IN ASHFIELD:
22 E Arthur at.
4 p 2 73 93 - 3 e36
23 do p 2 73 93 3 46
•24 do • 4 p 273 93 3 5
25 ':do 4 p 515 93 6 1-0
- 2a, do • p 11 71 1 15 12 8,
31 do 4 p 11 60 115 12 >
22 do 4 n.p '11 71 1 15 12 46
24 tai xa.p 11 71 1; l5 . )ti
35 do $ u: -D 11 7l 1 1:i 1.2btr
on at once, and thepapers will be forwarded the first issue:
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PRESENT SUBSCRIBERS
To the Expositor Will be sup lied for 1870 with the
By remitting the amount to us before the 25th .December.
Address,
ROSS c L UX.TOiV,
Seaforth, D.
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