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.THE HURON EXPOSI
TOR.
JAN. 12, 1872.
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estray Pig=Alex. Farquharson.
Sheep—Robert
Estray
Spee
ob
R girt In s.
P-- it'
Estray$Steer--John Cooper
'Estray Horse—Jaiues Case ore:
Estray Steer- -James Hou1 en..
Public 'Notice --ll s. W7hitesid
Lost -Jabez Wa •ker ¢f "
'.Notice—Peter Adamson.
Property for. Sale—Levi Tinkess.
Cattle Fair at Mrs. Days' Hotel.
Insolvent Notice -John Holdall.
insolvent I\Totrta&=-Dixie Watson.
List of Letters—S. Dickson,
Pro Bono Publico - M.B. Count
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Auction
Sale—J. Howson.'
Clearing Sale—T.-Kidd
Dominio
n Ho
use—N•.312.Livings
Selling Off— Stewart, Thompson
Cheap Boots--Mcfntyre & Willie
Insolvent Notice—Edward Evans
Notice—R. N. Brett,'
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FRIDAY, JAN. 12,'-.1872.,
The Political World.
Matters in the political world -:are
at the present time in :a state, of
stagnation. The contested seats
have all been filled, -,some ` with
;su porters, and soros` witli o , on -
P
ents of the present Governm:en t.
Thi . members of the Goverment
who, after accepting office, h d ro
appeal to their: constituents ;have
all been returned by •acclarnation.
e fourteen 1
Of th f i teen elections O ions w hick
have taken place since the -•mouse.
adjou=reed, (nine have resulted in t
election of Government merel a
. five in onponents. This shows
dispositrou on .the part of -the i pe
pie of the,clountry to treat the 1ne
Governine t with every degree
considera.ti n,. and ,to allow! them
full and.fai `trial. That' his :ge
erositv.of t re peoplewill be ul a
reciated b the Government `
P. e
have no doubt. It will encot r
them to increased effort m the i
gists of the *rovince, and show t
that . the people are determine
deal fair ly with them if they
perform their duty faithfully.
they will' do this we have every Ce.
fidence. Although we co.ild n
conscientiously approve of the .enti
personnel of . the Government, an
still think that in a party point
view, at - least, a great mistake h•
been committed; yet. we have e e
confidence that the principles ` r
fessed and eonten:led for whil ' i
opposition will now be carried }.0
This is the mai( gVestion ; it
,,which the public 'has tot do. 1.
i
other is one more mmediately:: on
cerning the interests of the Ref `r
party, and should be settled, by lia
party among themselves. x ,
We notice that the principal 'o
jection which the Opposition Pies
have to the -,-new. Government is t, at
it is a colition. This objection
certainly comes with very bad g ' ce
from such a Source: Mkt Ref rm
journals should raise .objections :on
this ground, need !not be wonde •ed
at, but that t he -Conservative Pr es
which has 'spent the past five or' lie'
. years in defending_and landing co h-``
tions, and�F.
u __ ese
endvoring to pr 've
the hecessi ry for them, sho•ild n w
find fault ° because that system of
Govei ninent is continued, is, tru y,
the height of inconsistancy.` Befo 'e,
therefore, these people attempt to
point Gut the mote which is in their
opponents,' eyes; they should; • by allmeans, :;et rid of the bean: 'which
obscures their own vision, If -title
Ieadets of the .R eforre party.' ha -e
he
nd.
a
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ve
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to
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of
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ter-
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but
Chat
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committed an error and acted into
sisaently in joining with Mr. Scott;
the' leaders and supporters or tl
late Government are aciiiig no .le
inconsiste tl v it opposing . such
urh tOfl.
But, let :us enquir..e, is._this obje
tion to the new Government rais {d
by our Conservative 'friends in th0'
interests\pf the country, or with `
view to 1.'e..ken their opponents an
benefit their own party? It eaun ti
be raised . in the interests of tlh
co ui ti y, for the ►,arti•es who non
pint foath this objection to the Gev T
ernmeait haveStriven most strenu-f
anal.y to prole tette the- do:•tin
that a fusion of parties in the Gov
eminent was neiessa11r for the pro
per and just management of the`iif
fairs of, true country. It roust, there
fore, as uttered by thein, b2 a riser
empty party cry, and for the pur
L pose of damaging an opponent, ;and
hastening the time when they them,
selves rn y lave -another opportun
ity of basking in the sunshine .o"f
G-ovectiment favor, and gathering
%up the few crum'es which.. may ',fall
•'fron: the hands or their_ masters at
the Government table. - As such,'
then, their arguments and denuncio;
-°tions L.g nn'St the new Government
should ha vo taut. little weight, and
should be but little heeded by sen-
sible and reflecting men, ei en of
-the Con. ervathve party. If the Op-
position Press cannot 'find in the,
policy of the new Government suf.!.
ficient grounds upon which to base
their attacks, they should, in de-
cency, remain silent, for by attack-
ing it upon:, the pounds ot iia for-
mation they du themselves no
credit, but directly give the lie to
tai
T
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Battle in mouth
ce.
e .Lea n .thi the .railway ba tie
Guth Ir ice bet}vetin the Toron
trey':rn 1 I ruce an the Welt.
,
1 n ton, ! '� a d' Bruce Railway
orY, ilial: p nirnenced.
�• s � ' � � D�lq"
g' tions from ea -Ii of the Companies
a .o ;now el it ° meetings,' in he
v cinity of .Kin a :•dine, for the ur-
•se of .1 J ueing the " free and in -
d' pendent'{ i1 't encourage -
'lit _region to text :nd
t. t'--'-- •_ ,
- men•t in th 1 ay f bonuses: Wli; ch
o 1 the corn :,;a les are Most likely of
si ccesa we,',c' ;co u -s, are unable to
•. Tpi i .gess ' of the . bat 'e,'
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with ° ale'
umost int' r st )y' the people ° of
this sectio '...rhe proba.bility is,
I that the ice o Nvliich receives he
sanction an a port of these muni-
ci.l ilities wit' a the roadl wli ch
will iiltiiriat'el s cceed. It woi:id'
be ntelost rise es_ or• either.'onipa+iy
to conitnen e th i • proposed ext ni-
siou winless t1 e ouldforrn a t• r-
1. mi. us at .t e Zak , ane.. neither•of
1 th r carp d 'tr1i thou t a'ssista • ce
fr. ni the ,mu toll) titles Dore i
Ir ilia telt' 1) f r: .n1,br►epi ton the la e.
It s''a,lso, probil}leithat the COnspa.1 y
which - secules is assista be w Il
recoive most f. v' r with th Leg s;
lat re, • auc : i 'l stand t • e b:st
chance of: t` nthe Governme,'t
c, us T1i I.. Sies in Vol ved in t. is
contest tliler f. re are? toy the 0011-
pa
c>>a-pa les.and h:o:e interested in :tem,
ono, t n°poi t; n ;\'ih islaever °af the
conites ants in < ultimately ,-3 pro Te
suc ea ful, 1 e rt st 'that they ni; v`
be ' ra to c ai rr a fair and 'globe ,t
%tic ory, 'ash i tet the disgeacef lir
.tnt `sactiens eni,c ed in.the I o-itlaer r
par of tis, Co .r'ty during the la e
rail -ay c an )ai xn may ntbt' lie :repea
ed i h South .Sr is . In a matter of
this kiilcl, a far and un!mr ch5ised
v=eto ict. _ of , he lectors' she Id be
welt ht, ad th cJmpany or irdivr-
.dua • who wv< talc ! tdis race the ~elves
and their co iiitry,by foully .. rrt p,t-
i ig .he poop e, and receivin ,;Roto
•lie h au in air, and di -hone •t ver-'.
diet .should have !clue and Slreedy
pun shtnentmeted t4 them:
heir r fes one of the
ears r r io'r. 1
Th Hous et;ill,- attain
he t rsact +.n of bus'
friend s. ne' t, when the
f the session will, be omn.ie
arnest If h G o -ver n nit
how ,that t ley are deteriir
ursue; a • d' ai' y out,, to tl
etter t1 • po . cy which the;
embers .f s sere uousl!
at&d wh e i .o bpositi n, th+
ndoubte it c ie a th col'.
a it �y,
t n Inh-noi. H p rt of the .17
•_ ti
e}b esent ' iv s .�• ,_tLe-I3ottse
'i: teres ; `. f t par a '•f
• b ��
P
ould Al ; a be, subs irvien
ial•inter� is f'the c, untry
east offe erg itrue Ref rr►ier.
although o any may nbt be 't.
e. ,arse u Ie rinciple upon.
tie 'Go•;e nm ,nt is fet riled,
t` ie entire pot ev of the. Govern
i such as is alculate ° to ; u
t ei best i terests of th Prov
} their d y tosupfsor it,
tl is' ins ce we are- osit iV
d t-. wi 1 e faithfully ithfilly erforr
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si
et fo
on_
sine
ed ie
the
ed t
very
ding
advor
wil..
1 and{
form
Th
and
the
the
And
le to
'hich
et if
ent
Cher
ce it
d in
that
d.
M and Hd miiltoi .
o rice • that. many . •eform 'I
jot. reals c im Messrs. Monk, of {
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`Ca letku d Ha m it t ti,, of 'Pr Scott
as Ltetipp r•rs of. th U•over� wnt.
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In our tatement:of the res It of
the elect 0 :s, we hay - ;:given one • to.
Both t ese sent einen-
.f the deep et dye, and it
ioba.ble t at . either of
each .side.
Tori
are rie
es
is very _n
t� nh wit l
oftime,'f,
'uient 'c
forme s.
fdi/ a she
poVt' fron
th it sup
wenthe
.ev ,r :Shot
M: k.w
with the
to the ea.
Itis safe.
tle con
ort
t
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ontinue for any 1 ngth
t all, to:' support a gov-
mpesed' of five st• unch
The Governrnent may,
rile, reeei a a, quasi sup -
these .gerltl'emen, when
t is not needed, but
dhour of .trial conies, it
* Messrs. amilton and
1
i -fours fraterni i
o ; a d see irig admin i n
fofheir p litical fatl 0s.
t •therefore to place
d ince in th promises Of
su . a le by,suclh as those. Tie
mem • rs for Carleton 'and Prescott
may pig.. k y be seen on.; the Gov-
ernment '•`;e ,Of the House, u til'
they asce t. m that t h ere is no " xte
rinding t ' h done there, 'w en,
glowing h . iran eidents, they i11
e most lit- v to- co b elude that hat
Mot Ai... U ce for t h • lar.
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t
P
E'i7CTS
Cys e'{ THE . WE < g
VW eber Hugo
iR h s 'candilat
ASS rn b] y.
Tl e Feenc
to be un nrni
of their peso
mend. e1
6th ins::, an ul,r
• place'' in the • ss
being the rest i n
of petal ns p
x tion
of Mo
petition wa
FChalr bord,: ar
has been d•feated
re, for the 'eench
t people do not ; ppear
>us iri their appi• bation
int system of uv ern-
r.ri that on Sat irday,
atrlous scene took in r l
mbly, the occasion dear
.of a large nthrnber ' No
ng for the - restore- . has
tachy. Some oIf the 1 nae
ted' the _ Cou de ! lato
d o hers the; Cont de I He
Paris, for'Xing. The presen ation
of their, rival claims excite the.
partizans:of both. Princes to fre-
quent denois
raion
s while the
,Re-
publicans and Radic is made ti noisy
oppcsitilon thrcugho t the reading,
which wasrequentl inter ruptied.
The `health of the Prince has so
greatly i nli oved th' t the sste of
all bulletins 'from Sa drinpa am had
been 'suspended..
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The river oppositeQueb c .froze
across Monday morn ng in o .e clear
sheet the. fel•ry steamers th reu y'on
, # it
moved to their winterq a i. tel , at
v • A t one in th after-
noon°de� e
noon the iceiwas an inch an a half
thick; . aitd during.' the of ernooii
many persons proceeded ver to
Levis: 1
Adestruc ive fire occur •ed;.. in
Titusville, erre., on Mon ay,' ` by
which twt;ntfy buildinga'in tl e heart
of the city ere destroyed.
A courier from the r:.vi of
Mexico, with dates up to De . 24th,
reports that en. Diaz, -the head of
the insurrection, has abando ed the
City of Oa aco, having on y fear
hundred 'men of all arms aril er his '
command. Gen. Rocha, $ ith a
large- body f Government troops, -
has.been sen iagain,st him.
r,
a tai - neral `
(. u G� e l Valma
p se ., of_
Cuba, bas recently issued a P °cl avi-
ation of the n ost ferocious eh. racter. I
thein ; and( .c;efied the best efforts of
the sufereiis uy his robber's to firing.
him to justice He'was rn a
bond and lived as such, Fr
peddler he rose by positi% e tri
to the management of ` zee' o
largeet lines of railway in tie U
Stets, and prostrate .. it t this
private and selfish gain
ter• i sp
attempts of the stock holde
establish tbeir claim to a share
profits., lie has been cons''dere
1 .� t
most Talkative man in the U
States, always b{tiling he
learLed lriwyers to brill; hire
point on :'any intetiogati n• . {
was s drown in the case lieu
stoc tliolders f the 'hie l oad -
him or $75, 00 which h ha
kno ledged t be deficien t In
ply t. the :in dry off the Curt
wha he had one N ith t e mo
lie - s. id it w 1 t " wi eve tl e w
bine tH'inetl " and after aids
rept ' to his awn counsel s to
neat ing of its reply to ti e
he 's; id that vhen the was , ped
he n'•ticed th t the woodbi e tw
arou d .the waterspout, here
he ui rant that the plunder ad g
",up., he spout."
W regret that we have no -
weword
r d to say for Jdi�i..:i Fi
now tl at he is dead, but he
a ina who has - encourged
)tom ted lieentiousuess-s
l y'hi example and ill-gotten mo
t at v e cannot refrain fro hi sa
11 at ie • could- scarcely -e Feet
r
t beet his death in a nolo er fo
ew ork may thunk him, to a
lin xtent,•. for the prorubnenc
•` joy: as a loose and licenti us c
I<I e k• pt this woman Mansfield
lis cni. tress for years, and- o 'g
..uld come of such conduct.
.'meted the money marketl`a gr
airy times in New_ York tri sue
c agree that it has been felt ;°11.0
the `world. The deceased wa
oderp. wonder in business abili
gad he, hesitat El not to_ use his gr
talents for evil puruoses. He
move than any other man to npp
the lewd women of New Y rk c
ire. luauiy. Up to his deatl he"w
tie superintendent of the rie a
Like Shore railways, and N as
(colonel of the 9th Regiment f New
ork Vol u:i teers..
The cowardly :Assailant was sub-:
sdquently taken into custod and,
a ,ting under the advice of h s coon-
s I, refuses to male a st• teinent
t4uchintitt�he shooting of his victim.
r INCIDENTS :IN FISK'S CAI: ER.
• t;
t The story of the elderRoth cli`fl
j �urney from Brussels to Tido
ter he had been - assured. of
erthrow of Napoleon at W; terlo
d of his immense and euecessf
eculations there 'in conse uene
'well known. But Jame 'Fie
conceived and execu - d •
Bally .brilliant stroke at th blo
fur war of the rebellion, t e .pa
il•trs . of which, veithink have
vier yet beep published. With
abc sagacity which distingtiishc
ui in fall its career Fisk sa v di
len, -an the 2nd of April, 1186
neral Lee' was driven from eter
rg, his surrender could not be. fa
tant. L. .
He immeclia.tely went to. Besto
i.sulted with some of his tinancia
ends and made the partners_i
scheme. This was get the new
the s'irrender of Lee and the co
se of 'the Confederacy for use' o
ange in Loudon in advance of th
il. It. will be reuiembereu th
Atlantic cable wasnot then! hied
mall,. swift '.steamer form4rly
vaga
ons a
ekery
f the
nit cl
own
pite of
rs to
of the
d the
nited
m oet
to
This
the.
sued
d ac-
re -
as to
ney,
ood-
in
the
Co
ust,
eller
ined
fore,
gone
'He begins -by declaring that r 1 e effer
of Mardon t the insurgents annotj
last forever, and `-therefore gives
notice that c? civ insurgent aptur-
ed after. the 15uh of January will be.
shot, and/ those surrendering after
'that crate will be sentenced to per -
.imprisonment. The negro
mei: are to b3 treated the saute' as
the whites All negro: women
captured will; be delivered to their
owners, and will be compelled _ to
wear a chain for_four years ;, end all
white women !captured in the woods
after the 15th of 'January will be
banished fr:orri the country. The
chiefs of insurgent bands will be al-
lowed to sur•r oder until th- 15th
sof J`a'�nuary ruder the eon itions
lliither'to gran d.
It s re ort ed that the e Spanish
Buyer meat -lias srpe'rseded alnrst-
eda, nd will send General C ncha
in his plate.
Qu
en Victoria has watt n a
etter bddressed to /the, Britis pub-
ic, thanking them for the,synl achy
grown her during her late ti e of
rouble, and#,for the�jo"y they ani-
ested at the announ lenient o the
r-iuc.e's recovery. These ma i_fesc-
atf,ions, bet Majesty remark , are
ot • new to her, for she met the
ame `sympathy when 'a si tiler
i ness removed " the main -sty of
he life—the'best, wisest, and inc-
est li•r .band that ever lived."
Gte: rrita.iil's.a vexation of the
Africiau t. t.niold fields has cca sion-
ed much exc ement among the ,,col-:
onists, anct a p 1i test by,: Air. -Brand,
President of \ e Free: St�at'es. Inas
been issued. ; Gold in large quanti ,
ties has.licel discovered in the
Transvaal Replublie; and the dia-
mond fields and being deserted for
.he `newsy discovered gold finds.
or: tune hunters are arriving iii great
ulers t.Cape:Town,
T11111: KILL HC. OF JAMES iSK; J.
ragical i> rill of a Great SSp4cula o •
. nd ticounmtrel.
i,r reel in
ternt;4op,
berg a
n Janis
iA dreg clful raged -v oci
ew Yor on , aturd:y
e victim of t e foul deed
person th►
tl
nc
F
:less no -oriou
:-;k, jr. the railway kin
I'It will- be rernenibered hat d-
wrrd' Stokes d Miss ll angild
brought l ' aoti. ii against F sk s me
time ago, -„s-1,2, ~rec.vei• $50,0008 sal to
be due i ;' i I.• nsfield, as a par • of
thr, I)i'0htstpf.a .solation in which
slr . rend Fi k `w e .e engaged i on he
rn ' i�orabl. Blac a Friday. li isk re-
fn ed r;o ac -new edge' the j astir of
th ociaini on,ft le around .'hat he
lilt intiffs . ere::: ode:LVOrinq to 1 vv
bIaciL mail up°o Jnna'; and as he
lilt er thr .;Ltene 1 to • iiublis 1' .ser ie
correspondence eflectin up Fi. k,
he obtainec ; ail ilii unctioii • Irene t-
ing the p -blit tion of th cloc u-
rnelis;'pending the t' -i; l• Su bee-
qu e ntly a suit 'c•Lme on for 1'lbel 1► st°
Sat rrday,: ; :id the evidence show •c1
-tiha the p aintiRFs e ere in. fact try-
ing to . blac.- in it ,Fisk. The crij e
corp equent y br.ke down, and .ti:
exasperated Sto yes to such an e
ten that ; 1 e ru.'hed to the Grai d-
'Cei tral.ITetel, z nd secreted hi_ms
till the arrival of Fiske when i e
drew' a revolver nd fired three sho. s
at l iu.i—the fih t and last taking
etre t. . ,Tl 0 w ,urhded pian, tofu. t
self'( ring gr ;eat I„ ony from the pi•ir;-
oipa woain , v rili.C/i 'was in the
tbd nlen, ied esterdayrforenooi .
Th event I its c •eated the 'uiest i.
to se • exciter e t in New Yor
N t ling, perhap-, since' tie assess
na i n of , Pr ;si ent .Lincoln---th -
ido of the- Am; rican people—ha.
caul d such a se sation. -
wever,' the public ;will not los
dint of moral. s; .et least, by the
4 of .. this n;, torious` character
Man in the w ole United State
e'.Ter done mo e to corrupt public
: courts of jig ice and even legis
hai, than'° this daring speculator.'=
s bribed ju • ges, .made tools of
is
1f
1
good
sk jun.,
Lias been
vice end
nh uch
ney
ying
to
rm.
cor-
e it
ity..
as
ood
He
eat
ha
ver
sa
ty,
eat
did
ort
ity
as
nd
also
cg's
n,
the .
0,
oil
e,
k,
an
se
r-
ve
h
d
to t
s-
r
n,
1
n
s
1
n
a
fitted out and sent to Halifdx
officers of the steamer knoul het
destination! The secret' of. her!
sion was solely confined ta an Igent
of Fisk, who was the °Illy passenger
on board.
Steam was k :it up day and n g,ht,
and everything was in readines for
went by, and still the st arnerl lay
awaiting the expected me -sage from
Fisk. AT lengtia,, it came. If Jktmes
could not have indite& a shorter
dispatch. It was dated t Bodton
word—" Go !"
The blockade runner tarteq for
Queenstown immediate].) .ftediget
there tWo days ahead of the than.
steamer. 'Toe agent si ee ed acf-oss
,reland to London. and ctnnmericed
his operations. Before enty 6ur
hours elapsed be sold "sho th4 is,
sold )N,liat he had not) .55, 00,006 in
Confederate bonds. lie had arders
from Fisk to sell as long tis he ooluld
,get buyers, but was resteained
a partner 'of one of the 13bston
men, who was cursed`with prudence.
But the operation was p -veldtveds-thiec:
000.000,
isk, Jr.,
e
xLt
4
an
sp
is
eq
of
tic
ne
th
i
wl
bu
cot
his
of
la p
Ch
ma
tween $3,000,000 and $
the proceeds of --the .‘ spe
This was a lift for James
which was very welconae.
Another incident in his career il-
lustrates his- fertility of resource
when closely cornered by a powerful
opponent. Vanderbilt had groWn
jealous of Fisk and determined Ito
crush him. The readiest way to do'
that he thought would be by destrq-
iris the b.siness of the Etie Rail-
road. With this enct in view he
issued n° order lowering the rates
on fre l Chicago e g t fi�oni Chi ,ar,o a d asked
'Erie t. do likewise. Fisk assented
it d cattle were cons fluently
brouah 'from the West 1 n great
Numbers, and at small cost. By
special a •eement the rates' on. Van-
derbilt
: n-
derbilt's line and on Fis' 's were
made un 'form. After a fe weeks,
however, Vanderbilt • sho ed his
hand. G wing the Erie our, rs short
notice h b v isk coke frith .F ith and
announce that for twenty days the
freight :o the Central Railroad 'for
Cattle from Cl icago would )e $1:.50
l e'r• head iustr• d of $4. 'He xpected
10 crush :Erie 1 y this -move, nut: he.
reckoned with ut Fisk. T' e latter.
made no al to ation in the i';ite' on
t he•Ere road, but quietly irected
lis agent in t e West to urchase
40,000 bead a cattle and sed them
by them by Vanderbilt s i'ou e The
cattle were soon purchased, , nd Fisk
had the pleastre of seeing an-1er-
'milt carrying freight for hit for less
than the cost of running th trains.
Of course the ,Commodore so n grew
tired -of fighting against suc odds,
and the rates" were again i ised to
those of the ;,Erie. Fisk cleared
1$100, 000 by j his transactio , direct
film the Central. But this as not -
the full extent of the dama e Torte
the Commodore. When the entral
was, blocked with Fisk's 40,0 0 head
of cattle, the Erie 'was open ncl car-
rying other freight at its owr rates.
BIRTHS.
E DER.—At itodgerville, on Friday,
an. 5th, the wife of James lcler, of
he township of Usborne, of a son.
he wife of Mr. William. Grie e, of a
ARRIAGES.
lie bride's, brother; Hugh 1 Ittiont,
sq., Grey, on Thursday, the 4 h inst.,
by Rev. Samuel -Jones. Mr. Simon
°rant, of Grey, tcf Miss Eliza Lamont,
JAmcsoN—PARTs.—On the 25th
he residence of Mr. John
uncle ,)to the bride, by the
oung, Richard Jackson to lv
ringle Paris, all Of liudett.
lth ult.; by the Rev. Mr.i Chiworth,
11r. Thomas MeDUrney, me chant,
ine River, to MiSs A. /files, f Hul-
D_._._.r.Tt_____AlrHs . 1
-
ickson,
rgaret
THE MARKETS.
SE ORTH, Ian. 11 1872.
quotations this we li-, that pric s for
grama have taken consinJabl rise.
most marked. The rise is owing to a
certain extent to , th increased. foreign
demand, but,- also a. difficulty which
has arisen between ihe gr-ain merchants.
rivalry between thein. It is not likely
therefore that this increased wiz will
long maintain. 'The supplY ler th past
ti
wee has been large ap‘ d steadran buy.
ers ave been kept "remarkably busy.
Except in Wheat and Barley there s not
much increase over last week's quota,
tions, the market being firm for all other
artieles'at the following prices :
llour
Potatoes
Stave Bolts, Der eord 1. 2 25
'TORONTO, 341-11. 1,187
coliAe uent upon the advanc of Id per
cental on all grades in the Live/ ool
marke Buyers refuse to operate ex-
cept for immediate local milling. On
the st eet market white brought $1 30
aetvan ed. rates, one shilling adv nee
being the Liverpool quotation toi ay.
Whht ales df superfine took place ere
$5 90 f 04.; 100 bbls coarse sold at
OAT. —ReeeiptS per rail 1,240 bush -1s.
Marke quiet and steady at 44- to 5e
asked or car lots on the track.
tone Five cars of No. 1 sold at '8e.
f.o.c., few loads ou the street brou
68 to 72c
tol6j9Eets. --:-Nothing -doing ; street price 68
MONTREAD, an. 10
but firm, 'with limited sale4 -of 'lead
grades at generally unchanged rat
extra held „firmly at $6 50 ; fancy s
PoRK
HoGs
strictly
og
Quiet but firm.
-Sales of various average frOin
$5 75, the latter for heavy atid
hoice.
n17)1E—Nominal abiene,e of de-
SHES—Quiet at yesterday's rates,.
LIVERPOOL.
cc> ed
rt 4
White. '12 11 12 11 12 11 18
HARRTSTON PRODUCE MARKET. —.Liaat
week's Tribune says: Our produce buy-
erS are doing a very large business daily.
brain and pork come in' freely, and the
farmers are highly satisfied _with the
treatment they receive. On Friday,
59th Dec., Meiklejohn paid out over
$1,100 in oash for the firm of Robertson'
& Lowe,I produce merchants, and Mr. A -
McCready about the. wile amount for
'Alr. George Anderson. On Friday, Jan.
fith, the prices ranged as follows :
BaAey, 50c to 57c ; Potatoes, 70e ; But -
Apples per bushel. 65e ; Hay rex ton,
GOLD. —The price of Geld in New -
York fluctuates from ;108i to 109.
pUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Thursday, Jan. 11, 18%2 -
RECEIPTS.
past 72 boars
Pa.st week
Previous week
Past 72 Emirs
Past week ,
Previous Week,
cars.
.277
71
290
Sheep, Hogs,
cars. cars.
. 113
33 111
13 103
4 93
28 137
9 89
t 'CATTLE.
The marrket is quite &In and active
with prices -40 to ic above last week".
Receipts are not np to last week, yet
they are on the increase.
Sales comprise 671 head at $4 25 to•
$6 37i for natives, and $7 for prem. -
laths against sales last week Tuesdky-,
of 604 head at 85,to $5 621.
Sales reported
Monaghan to Woods, 91 hd Ill. steers
Gr&gi. to Post, 72 lad do do av 1160, at
Pheifer to Woods, 31 hd do do* 1364,
Adams to same, 54 hd. d do av 1140,
o,tible to Rankin, 67 d EL do av
eame to Rankin, 19 hd do do a.v 1090,
eachout to Woods, 15 hd premium.
ravers to Farthing;10 hd Mich. do
Gauch, 18 lid 111. do av 1130,
at 25.
at
do
ay
,o sales.
he market rules steady and active,
wit prices 5c to 10c " per hundredilower
-than last week. The receipts were
largely above' last week
Sales comprise 2;569 head at $4 60 to
$4 '5, against sales last week. Tuesday
lik a brick, and has got all things ready
to lake you a dozen photographs this
win r ; only $1 per do en Scott's
idow Sparling, last spring,' lvilb please call.
22(11 ill: 42837tht0.11:-i:t 01 33:11:
11013E T N. BRETT.
PIO ESTRAY*
detober last, a sinal1130,AR PIG-. The owner
is requested to prove property, "pay expenses -land.
ESTRAY SHEEP.
TRA.YED into theipremises of the 1171 rs
TW -0 SHEEP tnd TWO LAMBS.
Tbt owner is requeSted to prove property, Pay
charges and. take thein aa•ay. •
2144e - ROBERT INGLIS.
ESTRAY STEER. '
(IAMB into the prertrises of the Subscriber, nqrth
`--' half of Lot 6, Ofh Con. of Stanley, ilhout pie
ESiR4Y ROB.S.B. t
party, pay charges and take it away. , '
(NAM.E into the premises of the undersigned,
v•-•' north half of Lots 35 alul 36, lbt Con., Ttn-n-
chhe2arrir;•;34,.: abnoau.t: kletai t 1 iniv,tm),o,f. Dec., a lit.,htiAl-brown.
The owner is riequestitd te rove property, pay
ESTitAY STEER. ,,
TR i.YED from the premises of the subseriber,
41...14b1.1.,:estwNaroa. 2e 'di: 5th Con., lIay, about the ittst,of
recovely of the above-narned aneaa win be suit -
person. giving such information an will lead to the
September last, a ycarlin„,,, STEER, rad and White,
with a hole in one ear, and a Flit in the other. Any
IIills Green P. 0.
PUBLIC ECTICE.
eci\oetrnrntoeiTud ci ja :hereby givon fo the Council. of the
-‘-- CI rporation of Sea.Rn-th, and. un others eon -
that I do hereby foibid the erection mad
ation of a drain on lain. street pasFing nry
property from. the Grand -, p!runk Railway, as the
said chuin ix calculated to iix*ire nry property. If
the Held dmin be continu'ed, I shall take action
:agniaien.htil the said corpuratiO of Seaforth for any
d:ellgfa4rtth,hajt:nnalary:a.c1c9Tra,ileltia7t26. YTCP'rE°P:EYBI2I1D11-4111E t -11:e
-PET ERN Londesboron and Mitchell, or in.
-I-1 Mi droll, a note of hand utde by Itiehard Cra- -
yen, of the Tewnship of H nett, and in favor of
Tithe% alker or bearer, 'for $25, &liven at twelve
months after date. All persons are -cautioned
against pnrchasing or negotiating for Said note as _
Payment eel been stopped. Any person returning
the same to the undersigned, br leaving• it witla
Messrs. Thompson and Williams, of Mitcliell,Wili.
be suitably rewarded.
Miteileil, JanuarL6th, 1.872. 21 -It
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