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and our streets are still eche bare of sleigh-
iug, although the back concessionshave a
superabundance of snow.., Them is little dr
nothing doing in the produce trade, and as a
nates -al conseq ence bustaess'generally is very
dell for this swoosh.
3ftss.tos.trt,_ Missionary Meeting ...was
beid•in the Methodist New,.Coneexian Church
Mt Tuesday evening last_ In the absence .of
• 'tbe.pastor, Rev. Mr. Cleaver, who isbut just
' recovering froiss-a serious illness, Rev. Chas.
Fletcher'occuaied the chair., A very good'.
. congregation listened to • stirring • addresses -
.from Rev';ds Messrs. Eu_Iish, Ire, McCappin
tied wnswefl_ - The choir gave a choice seleg-
tion of itesic in eiceiteitt
Ss'Sxsr 3r; REAnr ray.. e ar
Yegriestcd to..announce that Gilbert ;rnf
fie Esq: P <1I tspector, of London; wil
gree Shaksperean Beadings. in this play
on Tbusday evening 'next, in aid' . of th
Epicopalian C'liurch Rectory. Fund- :. FP?
particu`l'ars Will he given m' due `time.
The pieces to. be rendered are;lreMerch
ant of Tenice and Heed's Tare of a Truitt-
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pet. -^ From the reputation. he bears as an
Qlegaat:and,, effective reader, We have no
dotibt.that-Mr: Griffin willrive his audi_
ame a rare intellectual treat:
.Th'e` tiayora:itg`Election:Set Aside-.
II seems highly probable that, after all,
-'we are to have a fresh Mayoralty Election
Contest. IIost of our readers are- aware
that two protests were entered against the
election of Mr. Watson=one-in down%ight
earnest before the Court of Queen's Bench'
in Toronto, .and% the other, as. a :sort of
: friendly counter = movement before the
County:Judge- „ a learn- by telegram
$om Toronto that -the Court of -'Queen's.
`l ench;sustained the Relator, on all the,
grounds taken, -and that a new election
' has'been ordered. `, The Court we' are
' informed; held that the friendly proceed=
ings. taken before Judge 'Cooper were not
bona fide. The::judgment, however; wilt
be up ina-few days, and we willthen be
in a position to give particulars. Consid-
erable excitemen
onsid-erdbleexcitemen ;prevails -in town in' View.
• of the new election. It -is currently rep-
} ortcd that either Mr. VarEvery or. Dr.
'McDougall will be brought out in: opposi
.tion.to Mr. Watson;' should' he 'decide on.
Police. Court:=-On VPednebday, last.
Bullock; artist brought a charge
against D: Kerr, jr.,-Esq:,. merchant, to
the effect that- he. (Kerr) -r.. had violently
`ejected, complainant from the Wesleyan
Church.•on the, evening of the- Tea Meet
ing ihereby-ht 'his spine very serious'
To hear lir- Bullock tell his story
one Weida ma ine force enough .had been.
used to ,sling him`nine or ten reds.- He
swore positieelv;as- to; the assault, which
-was conimittedwhile: he was' 'about "do-
nating "114 ,nseeting to the extent of three.
York shillings, and. he was.' bound to have
insticed'onein thd-premises: His first
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.witness, a Mr. Shannon, knew nothing.
about the -affair at all.• :Disgusted with
what he eonaider$d, such' an Unjustifiable'
loss- of memory, 3pr: Bullock calledupon
Mr- Edward Sharman,:v;bo:swore that lir:
• Kerr told.' him he coal& come in if :he:.
-would promise to- behave himself, giving
as a•, reason that he` had acted; iadly et'a
preno`us tea-mcefing: • ]Ir: -Herr com-
:mitted .'no assault ;upon' him Whatever;.
`and could not have done so`wiitlzout liis
(witneass) l.•notvledge. • Bullock asked if
The would: beallowed, to holloa and slioitt
if ie went in, if not'he didn't :think he
would patronize the affair, .•,Wien he was•
. told he could not enter; he chadenged herr"
• to -strike filmand he would male slim pay
Mr BgLLoo --' Well, -well, well -f"
. 31r' .Bullock: liere struck in; declaring
-that his witnesses hadn't, sworn right, and
gave. the been-.so_mnch impudence that
he,narrowiy-escaped-beteg"seat down
for, a few dayg• r contempt_ .::The court
•decided that -the asc'ae dismissed, Blain
..tiff to pay -costs Mr- ;B: expressed, sn
premecontentpt or such a ." fizzlin police
__ court;" and declaredthat he would` send
cases`: to•yhe Assizes' in future. His wor
aliip`told,him to avoid.: distnrbmgplaces.of
-woaslnp hereafter, else > fie would get; into.
letter 'from Exeter ralabitt/tbit Usborne
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'dotted in :the •Ferth...-Beforn1..er; -was and ili
I:Meuse-mite:It taken up With casei,:thatilai..e.
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'nieitlement everyWinte4 since 1: have resided.
-.fitere..(13 years); each yea-ifieseritieg differ..
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•....,the`•:-Ptit•tetiMiltlinibilahed,•triat that •17Oid Mot!
..liairAiiiiittoo-Well-fintrioninfitity-;.Marketr fp'
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1110S: RODDY & CO.
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-LEATHER) WINKS
GOD ICH C
ant Tailor.
A 3rd SUPPLY
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LIBERAL i_TERAIS1
And for•VARIETY Oli"GOODS.tho Stock
FARMERS, COME. AND SEE !
n.iry Produce bOughl.andsold• '-
Coil OR, Bottling and •Lamps
NOTICE.
QEAT:.E.2, TENDERS WILL BE' :RECEFV-
lt7:e by.nifeliite,..;,?ocuouutuycittrfveryor, 'on the part. of
tliSSR4.Y,1.5th MAMA,
Far the' folk...Wing work, viz
EPING IN 'REPAIR
o 'MILES OF ORAVEL-ROAD
tHE WORK AE
Let ..in Sectionsi
e grave supplied at a certain price
iaer cord. „ The subscriber don't bind nifty
self to accept the'lewest or any ',tender.
Seeeigeatifins Mid fitful of 'fender rnav be
seen at the office of afe suisscriber in CLIN-
1St 10 the 14th day of March, 1864;
County Surveyor.
Clinton. I'Tih Feb. 1861. C
MEAT AUCTiON SALE
IMP:ORTANT NOTICE
Tuesday the 8tVer IVIarch
HONDAS STREET, LONDON, -
coesisrme or
Drugs, Oheusitais,..011s,Perfumery
AND
PATENT ILBDICINES,
:WILL BE SOO -.By.' ppsup-AUCTiOff;
To 'Bali. both wholesale :and Re't ail purchasers:
• -13- This is -well worthy' the ideation of both
tondoti.FeL .1"6, 1864. W49 -td
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CHEAP FOR --CASH! 1
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F.efirnsly tab, 18$4, vr3avy47-3nt
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.Coll I'leclities,tapi,
Whiehle pr area: ,to 7 sat -Cheap for:
'SIGNAL ,•OFFIQB
j011 &
On Mondny,' the 25th- Instint,
WhOle- of their .• Rethaining Stock :T. 1
iltIPORTANT s AUCTION- :SALE
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the 'Hotel husineSS) ••oi•-6
ITECEE4sED AT THE
LE IN IVIONTREAL
e Base our Claims to Public favor
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TheSe Teawhave beep pnrchaSedSt confessedlythe hest Market, : 'Rind hand
holders,j ind Upon the bestterms offered to the Canadian Merehanti.
1. • Cedar Por-Feng.ng, and :Minding purposecan
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ADD LIFE OF
. ,of Richt/1011U:
AT .1317TLIR'S
Quebec, January 22nd,..).1.864 ALm:ium-thse
Agent for the settleinent of the'Burlei,M. Fre
rant Road. anct tot the sale of Public Lands
Card:if, in the COMity of Peterborough, U. 0.
Mar- Carrolim address for the present IS
NOTICE
Ds V the etthecrther, oni he 20th .inst., -a...note 'of -
1., hand for SS5:75 drawtrbi, Andrew Hughes
These Teas have been selecteaby 'a person of.great experience, yrithout misting. -the - Sea forth afi'd Belunire, anr1 Dlr. 3 rces :1‘T -1711-
SubSerilters one dent for -expense, attending , sate, commission, ,or efie, tfrdight onj ftaminou.: merchant, -ea Seaforth, On thellathl:
. •Tilese-fea'S benfg iteported direct. frein the Celestial Empire to IT 1 their claniis against lb& Ettate to 21r. , Joh ' .T.,!:tr.VILT, 71 going to retire from •
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of adnIteration vanishes for whatever the quality when it left Ohina it remains tbe I (.8q,ned,) - 'over the Country, ;reel _respectfully request
J. BRO Ma:railton • all these ii5lebteci, either by Note or Bonk-
Assighees.• 'Etarpurhey. wise they 'will be leindei,to his attorney for
In vietrof our. determina.tion.ofbuilditig up.,an an exclusivel h b • --- collection. Atter this Ofice. parties put to
ininifeSt1 t advantag to be as reasonable in • Et e" -1,7511.255
5 , In reference to"the above the assiznees eost wilt have therusel It to blame
- Goderich 20th Nov. 1863.
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with a general assortment of
reasonable '
Goderich 20th lc 1863
JUST RECEIVED A FRESR ,LOT or
SUGA32S, '13'110717RS AND SAUCES,
Groceries of:the best quality, which will be iald at very
i Ott.Wednenday, 2nd of AT:AETI aye receiving, large •adtStioria to the former
,_ ,., . . , .1. . whIjenhre;iirei bnece,s'otlodtahte.nobi;o:nietziRt.oredb5sGue,;I:e47ate4 :
at nooe,lrit number forty:one7, on the West We
. :' ' : . ' • stock, consisting. ot Dryi Goods, Mead,y male
Cl thin Harware, Crockery, Gr.oceries, &C.
IS AGAIN REPLtItIS3IED WITH
CialZO
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.1.14h; SUISbIt
IBER EAS JEST -RECEIVED
'FO:CK-Of:-.•6R4o..ggigs
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bargains, 'to call and inspect their very larr,e t f FALL WIN
OF 1ESS-
31, It's. Layera,.ShltOna and Valchtia-Baisins,•Filtrai-Curranta;•...Figs,Prane
a:- Almonds, Filbrts, tira;il find
Comprising .in part: Side
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Booth's Mira Gin; "Old'aiiiicallittni",Septch, Inshfind. other • ,Thiskies, ,Oinge r .
Cliff EitRilte
JOHN V. 1)ElliOlt 'et $02f.
Eeptandsoldat
e Steck of
1.:13T EtiRE
,CASH FOR
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