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The Goderich Fall Assizewill take
place o M inday,the 26th of September next,
before the lion. Jastice Hagerty.
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fe:).- Mr. John Stinsan, of Csborne, cradled
on-theldth inst., 41 acres of Spring. Wheat
in four hours and a quarter. Reaping Ma-
chines will soon be left behind!
FALL CiacULA.R.-T Paticu1ar, attention is
directed to the advertisement of D. Kerr jr.
k Co., in another column. Farmers and
other* will find the establishment a good
place at which to renovate the understand
ing.
tee's: Quite a number of Arneritans are in
town apparently to avoid the draft to he
made on the fifth prox.W.e do not blame
them, if -they have rio- desire to part suddenly
with the pleartnen of life, such as they are.
-eases
*re& emoting match between the crack
stiets of the Godench and Stratford Volun-
teers will come off at Stratford on Monday
next. The Stratford boysare determined to
have their retenge for the defeat of last year,,
ani the Goderiehites: are just as determined
that they shall not, if at he helped.i
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SINGULAR PRENOMENON.,-On_ Wednesday
night list, between nil* and ten o'clock, e
meat remarkable pheeomenon was witnessed
by many of our eitizena. It. Was a bright
comet-likelete of light, having the appears
ance ofIummous vapor, which extended from
one borisen to the other,. the cestee- ot the:
net bole -Sem,: &reedy over the _spectator's
head. Stars !fere visihle. throng!' the belt,
and occasionally cloudTlike puffs were seen
_to Heat_ off from it. „The centre of the arch
floated gradually to the Southward, and the'
whole diseppeared in, about an hour from the
time of its first apiearance, Who Can eX ,
pian what k was? We see by the 'Glebe
that the beautiful- visitor was Observed ,with
equal distinctness at Toronto, whieh proves
that its attitude was much greaterthan we ,at
first imagined..
Peesosee...-We are pleased to notice by
the Deily Global that Mr- Lewis C. Moore,
of this place, late et the office of Shaw it. Sin-
clair, has- been admitted tei 'practice tw an
Attorney -at -Lew and Solicitor in Chancery -
We understand -Mr. Mooreontends entering
into pertnership whit. Mr- Isaac F. Toms,
Ofthiptace, forthe practice of his profes-
sion-. 2ffe- venture to predict for the firm an
honorable and a successful career-' •_
M. R. Doyie, of Shaw & Sinclait's office,
• also- passed in a very, creditable manner his
examireation, and comet home an Attorney-
-at -Lew. Mr- D. is a close, dilizent student.
and deserressuccess.
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- WESTRINSTEtt REVIEW for July. has arriv,-
td. The literary ,and political articles are,
partienlarly gro1 Ccntents Sehods
ta England, Novel's with a Purpose, Liberal
-FrefechProtestantiime Mr. Lewes' Aristotle„.
The- Tenure of Land, Dr. Newman and .Mr.
Kingsley, Edmond About on Progress,
Theekeray, Contemporary Literature- • For
ssele at this office.
ATLANT/C 310NTHLT.--:-` The racist interest-
ing paper in. the Sepiemher number,which
we have received froth the publishers,' Ticknor
Fields of Boston,. is the visit of certain
Northerners to- Richmond- The principle
portion of the narrative is given in to day's
issue an/ will be 2.'ea4with much interest. ---
Divested of the writer's seS•glorification by &-
process of nieutaX reservation, it waIt be found
particularly valuable as giving the :views. of
Southern. readers id nutshell.. Jeff. had the
best of the argument most decidedly- ,,Seve-
e rid, other very good articles will be found in
this number of the At/untie.
el. -Midler, the alleged murcle.rer or Mr:
Brigs in a railway carriage in London, Eng-
land, arrived in New York on the 24th and
was innnediately arrested. He will be con.
Toyed to. Digland for trial., The fact that
the Britislr Government sent out a.war steam
er specially to make* this arrest speaks well
for British justice -
The Indian
A despatch from St. Loins, dated Augrit
• 19111, gives the following particulars concern-
ing the recent Indian depredations :
NrCA ranches Are left standing -between the
Big 'Ssiticty and the Little Bine. None are
inhabited between Fort Kearney and Denver-
Fourtrains were captured and burned on the
Little Rine, and all the stock, consisting of
450 eattie and a large number of miles,
&leen OE The men belonging to these
trafnt award. The- Indians were well
nrounted and most of them armed with long-
range guns. Caption Thomsonorith seventy,
five men belonging to the 16th Kansas caval with dina howitzer, it pursuing the. India" tet
whoisseeecommiteed outntges• on the Little*
Blue. -
Despatches dated the 4th say the Indians
mend towards Republican River, with 1000
outland a larger herd of hones and melee. -
Gen. Sherzyof the Kansas militia,also joined
in parsuit..More are moviag north of Thom-
S011,4- coraisand. Eight day$. have elapsed
since coramucication has been had to points
further west than fourteen miles. front Little
Blue. _ Within, that distance sixteen men,
women --and children, have been massacred,
every dwelling burned. The families_ of
settlershaveheen sent to the settlements and
the aten-iturned upon the Indian trail- Blunt
sear rar to Forts Lamed sad Serraft:to
ineostre's vonsmottal to -thefts points
sedliemate tiPtiter sckqn. taken by the In-
dians, %rpm; ready to plain a general Rao,
suit *Wel their trait iefotutii. Blunt is doing
ee .rerrbing pnedil?le iritittitedillaWforce under
dieeomenarmir • - --- •
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rrioT .strovaxi 21111GROF.D.,tNi-SALDEERS AT
Wustrsarox.e--A. **Abington despatch of
Avast 4th to the New Toth World says t. -7 -
This evening a serious riot beak* out on Capi-
tol Hill between the sold.ete and negroes.-
The former attacked the latter with stones,
bricks' and everything at hand whieb Aei
ccurliessi.e '-"Tittruegroes ottniumbered.thani
and drove them battle- with axes, iron bars,
ste. Gee negro.lilfhatt axe cut ineliserimi-
aaaortgtlumildiera tug tiestely - Inters
ad te bled. of one soldier: fiont, hi body,
Finiastantry. • Sete* were badly
needed. The soldier* fell back and were
*lied by reinforternefits, when they drove the
perm** beast PIP4' 1515 fire to $t long row of
cheilidalteemtpied by coatrabands. ML were
dettortelt_ • -By this time targe jaded -hilt&
orpoldere arrived, and made severe/ arriiiti; -
The iroiludef iire- carried to the „reidulat
liviLitad; The- is tie most seriousriot whieh
has occurred hers in a long time- •
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY SiGNAL.
-THE WEATfflett PitoPtIET DIVULO ETH. -
Ryan, the last of the ancient and hocorable
order of prophets,. has again opened his
mouth for the. edification ot the people. His
extraordinary success in predictiog a drouth,
after four weeks of cloudless and rainless
dog -day weather, has induced him to again
touch his hat .to cur readers, and venture
other and wiser prophecies. It will be ob-
seived that it is to rain to -nay and to -morrow.
Hear hen : On the 18th aud 19th inst., rain
is due. (Isn't it dew ?) Tluit is the princi-
pal change thii summer. On the 26th inst.
will be the precursory of the change that
will take placefer the fall. The latand 2nd
of September will govern the weather for the
fall. If the wind is south or south-west on
those days, with pleasant weather, we will
hare an open fall and late cora will perfect.
But if the wind should be west or northwest
On those days, with a heavy cloud passing off
eorth or south, we will have early -frost, and
late corn will be nipped. T -he earlier corn
fodder is secured.. the better. -(Detroit Free.
Press..
_ esise
Sir Robert Peel says that the • flueners of
Ireland have £14,000,000 sterling,i in bent -8
and -despite all that has lately beed said and
written, there are abundant evid.enees:- of • the
growing prosperity of the couutry.
THE MARKETS.
Goinaten, Aug. 26th, 1864:
Fail Wheal,. 0:88
Spring do ..... 075 ® 0:78 -
"Oats, 0:45 (cd. • 000
Barley • 0:60 pc,t 0:65
1 -lay; V ton- ...... 500 04 10.00
Wool washed? lb Ie..: -0:00 0:3)1
Peas •0:40. al 0:45
a 4:75
ij 4:00
, 0.00
a 0:60 -
0:45
0:00
Pork 4:50 -
Beef, 3:00
_ 2.00
rarkiest each. _ - - 0:45
tleete, • do.. -..........0:30
Ackens, tid pair • 0:20
1)acks, - 0:00- (ei,`,. 0:25
1Iedes (green) • • 3.50 z 000 _-
Ismer ..... 0:00 - 0:124
Petatoes . -0:00 - V.I. • 1:00
oorl. 2:00 (a). 0:00
Oi08, 010
App• les.; - 0:59
Money to Leild.
Tsubsertber has $20,000 to
able -terms- For particulars
HORACE.11
4`,.-Coderieb, I9th August. 1$64.''
!moron reason-
app!y: to-
ORTON.
w30 3m
Separator for Sale.
IRST _RATE new Thrashing Machine
IA. and Separator to be sold oa reasonable
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terms. Long cretin, will be given on good secu-
rity. Apply to
-HORACE' HOR ON.
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Godeneh, August 19th, 1364- ew10-2in
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Division „Court'. N9iice.
PrOINT F.:ate elat:the fire- day +f
1 1864, for the bolding »a Division urtin
Kincardine at 10 a. m Co-
The Court will be liercidat *Kincprdine in Sep-
tember. . • -
. R. COOPER, e
- • •- Judge R. & B. .
w30 -td
• August 19th, 1c64,
UNRESEUED-11J0T101 SALE
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C. M.\ TRUENIAN
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I'AS received. instrtictions from the jpropriet�r,
GEORGE WILSON, E.sq., to., 11 by.aue-
tion, without mem, on the premises: 44
Wednesday, 5th October
14 ND PRI.MISES on the corner of Cutter and
at nhott, that superior situatr HOUSE.
A
'Victoria Streets, (London Road) is n eltnton,
lately in 'the occupation of Mr. Chart Spooner,
Butcher: .•
One of •the. Best Business $tandsin
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* _ ,Clintou
Thii; is A &linable opportunity to make a sure
investment, as the property will be sold - without
reserve.. •
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TER3I‘OF canitice,approVeu
endorsed Note, payable three monthsafter date.
• A.trgnst,-1864. w304d
BIF1S,I SHOT - GUNS
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PISTOLS
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lit ADE TO• ORDER,
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Opposite tbeiMartet.
8-ZreA1l kinds of reealijail4onis
reasenable tertns. ec0
boderiti, -Augest 214 1804.
B CP C)4,
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(TAPING' inadeIarrangenee'nureeeittr,lila die
M0Gft-EGOK4„Bablobiader. •aatt-ittanufac;
tariari Stational:, (ivholtas lately -*tatted-front
olive= iphia with a- urge stock of Binding and
other') •terial), 1 ainprepitred toPurnish Venire
Beek* nf ell- km*. eise and elltlesi
out Printed lieedindin 'at tag_ ne-r cent cn"P„cr
than Toronto -prices. : .
Ail kinds of Binding net givingsatieractinnwill
be repaired five ofeharge. -.
sw40vill • - „wing. guTr.g.
PREMIUM LIST
Of the A nnual Exhibition of the County ofHuron
Agricultural Society, to be held in the Town of
Goder.ch, on Tuesday and Wedne.sday, 20th
and 214 September, 1864.
OUTDOOR DEPARTMENT.
. nonscs.
Best Brood Aline and roal g1.00, 2nd do 3.00,
3rd 40 2.00; best two years old Filly 2.00, 2nd do
1.50, 3rd do 1.00; best t wo years old Gelding
2.00, 2nd do I 50, 3rd do 100; best yearling Cult
(stud ur gelding) 2.00, 2nd do 1.00; hest 'pan
draught tiorbes 41)0, 2m4 do 3.00, 3rd do 200;
best span carnage do 4.00, 2nd do 3.00, 3h1 do
2.00.
CA 771.E.
Best Milch Cow which shall have had a -call in
1864 33.00, 2nd dO -2.00, 3rd do 1.50; best .two
years old Heller 2.00..2nd do 3,50; be -Lt one year
old do. I .60, 2nd do 1-00; best yoke 3 -ears old
Steers 2.00, 2nd do 1.50, 3rd do 1.00; best . yoke
two years 01(1 steers 2.0o, Susi do 1.50; best tat-
ted Ox 3.00-. 2nd do 2 00,3rd do 1-.00 ; best littted
GQW or Heiler 3.90, 2nd do 2.00, 3rd do 1.00 ; ibet
Bull Gall, calved in 1864, 1.50 2nd do 1.00 • hest
limier do do 1.50, 2nd (hi 100; best yoke work-
• Mg Oxen 4,00; snd do:3.00, 3rd du 2.06,
• • ' -- SHEEP: -
Best aged Baum $2,00,2iid- do 1.50, 3n1 do 100;;
• 'best yearling Ham 2.00,2nd do 3.00; best E w es
(pen ot two) having. raised a lamb in ,I864, . .00,
• 2nd do 1.50,43r4 do1.00 ; tient Ham :Lamb .50,
-2nd do 1.00; testEw,e- Lamb 1:50, 2nd do Liop 3
best pairfatted Ewes or ,Wethers 2.00, dad do'.
1,6-0. • , ' - . .
• . •PIGS.
Best Boer, large breed 3.00. 2nd do, 2.p0 ;
best Boar, small_ breed • $,00, 2nd du &.90•;
beet sow, largeebreed 3.00, 2nd do 2.00 ;
test Sow, small breed- ' 3,00, 2nd do 2.004
The above SOWs inust have had pigs in
-1864, one or more pigs to be shown with
Sow. _
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POULTRT. '.
. Best pair GameTowls $0.75, .2rid do 0 dO e
best pair Barn-yardFowls 0.75, 2nd da 0:40 ;
best pair large breed 0.75. 2.4 do 0.50 ; best
pair Bantams 0.75, 2nd -do 0.50; Bestiair
Geese 1:00. 2nd do 0:75 ; -heat' pair D
' u i. •ks
1.00, 2nd do 0.75 ; best pair °eine= Fowls
0.75,2nd dd 0.50; hest pair Pea.Fuwls 1.00,
2nd do 0.5 ; -Best pair Turkeys -1.00; nd
do 0.75. , .
, , ROOT emirs, ,
Best acre of Turnips $3.00; 2nd do 2.00,
-3rd do 1.50 ; b&-Stacre of Potatoes 3.00; 2nd
do 200, 3rd do 1.50 ; best ,I, acre - Carrots
3.00, 2nd do 2M0, 3rd do 1,00 ;best l a •re
of Mangel-Wnrzel $-.00, 2kd do 14, 3rd do
1.00. Parties conipetiting for the ab re
root crops will be required to pay anen-
trance tee of fifty cents. _ ' . •
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Best iron axietree•Lnintier Waegon m e
within the limits pt the Ceurily ofHuronIn
1864 85.00,.2fid do 3.00; beat Wooden axtle
tAe Lumber Wa;sgou made within the liMits.
ef the County oaturon in 1$64 4.00, 2nd do
3.00e. best Iron Plongh 3.00, 2nd do 2.00- ;
hest Wooden Plotter 2.00.i. 2ild do 1.00 ;
best double -Mould Maid Plough 3,00.; best
subsoil do 3,00; liedi Iliorse Cuttivator. 2.00.
2nd do 1.003 hest 2 horse Cultivator 3.00, 2 id
do 2.00; best pair, liari•ows 3.00, Znd do
2.00 ; Beat Iron Field Roller 3.00, • 2nd o
2.00 e best \% omlen Field Boller ,3,00, 2 id
do 2.00 ; best horse Hay Rake 2,00, 2nd d�
1.50; best Ternip Seed Drill 2-.00, 2nd • do
10(1 ; best Turnip Cutter 2.00; best Farm
G4te.2.00 ; beet 3 lirdshing Machine . 5.00 ;
• best Mower mid Reaper Combined e5.0d ;
best Proband for relieving choking 'cattle
d,00. ;Parties- ting -First Premiums fOr
any impleinents will if required receive la
Diployea asell as their Premiunis front. the
Judges. •_
INDOOB, DEPARTMENT.
notiTICLI.TuRsi. PRODUCTS.*
Best and • largest named c011sction Of
Apples not ieesethan 5 of each variety' 83.00,
ind' do 2.00, 341 doe1.00 ;. best 6 named
nineties of Winter Apples 5 of ea h
2ed do 1.50 ; beat (10 do 1.141 Apples do 2.00,
2nd do 1.00; best and largest named collees
don of.P-ea:s not leSi- than 6 varieties bleidf
each 2.00, 2nd 'do 1.60 ; Best 3 named
earietiee.1:00, 2lid do 0.50 ; best -and largest
named collectien-of Plums not less than
varieties 12 of each 2.0.0, 2nd do 1.50,
do
3rd
Ao 1.00 ; Best 4 -varieties of Plums '.named
1:50, 2nd d9 1.00; best-- plate of -Plunis
nemed 0.50; BeSt mina' collection of ripeGrapes 3 clusters of 'each,growl' in npen air
1.50, 2nd do 1.00; best plate Crab Apples
st.00, 2nd clo 0.50 -; best !mined 'end largest
collection of Peaches not less than 4 Var:eties
.6 of eaeh2.00, 2nd do 1.50; • best plate of
do. Darned, 0.50; .best display of tittle tlie
gronsth of ,he exhibitor; distinct from other:
entries, 3 speemeris of each. 4:00, 2nd do -
2.00. •
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.PLANTS_AND FLOWERS. . .
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Best Mimed collection of Dahlias ,net leas
thant varieties 2.00, Ind do 1.50 ; heat de
“ varieties 1.50,- 2nd ,40-. 1 00; best.: name
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'colleetionof Roses (Blooms) not less the)
6 varieties 2.00, 2nd do i..ao ; hest collection
cit Verbenas named net less than 10 varieties
1.50, 2nd 410 1.00 i heSt 6. Dented varieties
Verbenas 1 00, 2iid do 0 50 ; best nonied
collection of Phloxes not less than 4 varieties
1.00, 2ad do -0.50 ; best named collection Of
Gladiolus not less than,5 varieties 1.50: 2nd
do 1.00; best end largest collectiUne of
annuals (bicoms) immed 2.00. 2nd do, 1:001;
best collectiorrof Astere 1.50, 2nd do 1.0.0,
3rd do 0.50 ; best. 6. GreensHouse plants iii
blooml 00. -2nd do 1.00 • hese Floral ()roe-
inent or design 2.50 ; lbest collection Of
Pansies -LOO, 2nd do 0.50; best collection of
Cockscombs 1.06 t best Collection ofBalsaina
1.00e 2nd do 0.75; best collection of - Stecke
1.001 best collection of Petunias -1. 00 e 'beet
Boquet of Cut Flowers for table 2:06,.214 do t
1.00: bestHand Briquet L001 2nd 46 " ..,5(t. /
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embroidery in Crape and Chenille 1.00, 2nd
do 0.75; beet Worsted work 1.50, 2nd do
1.00; best Worsted Work raised 1.50, 2nd
do 1.00; best Braiding 1.00, 2nd do 0.75;
best. Fancy Knittin,g 1.00, 2nd do 0.75; .best
3 pair Woolen Sock e 1,50, 2nd do 1.00; best
3 pair Woolen Stockings 1.50, Ted do 0.50;
best Shirt, Gentlemen's 1.50, 2nd -do 1.00;
hest .Wax Fruit 1.1;0, -2nd do 1.00 ; beat wax
Floweis 1.50; 2na do 1.00; . best Paper
Flowers 1.00, 2nd do 0.50.
FILL WHEAT. ,
The Show ,of Fall Wheat will take place
on Thursday the ist day of September, 1864.
The Canada Company's Pee% 01840 for the
best 20 bushels Of Fall Wheat the produce of
Canada Wes, being the growth of 1864, sled.
to be given epee) the Association for seed..
The Ce011etySocietyts Prizes for the Second
best 20 bushels of Fall Wheat, 812. Third
best 20 bushel's of -Fall Wheat, 810, the prO-
Juce of Canada West, and the growth Of
1864.
• Where articles are required to be named
the tickets with the names, must be attachcd
to such article. •
BENE SOB
FOR HAT
ItFACTUREIISI
.1,N.tvoitiTieBirT:440114 Aativiocoxy,64.1.3..11_ BUYERS
rts rtEgO.
GENTLEMENS' FURS,
LADIES'FURS,
VICTORIkiES„-
MUFFS, BOAS,
, GLOVES, CAPS,
&c., &c.
Buck 'Nits and Gloves,
BUFFALO ROBES,
IQUORS
LIQUORS!!
J. .Y. S.KIRK
is mow SELIAN9 OFF pm *HOLE STOCK Oi
Es B
•<;•; st 16r Cash.
I 8, GIN
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LARGE LOT OF CIGARS AT OLD PRICES
oderiesin *an t4.eir variety, very IOW,.
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.XAL A N -p EXAMINE
Agent for Labatt'' s London 41e-andrPorter.
ECKEREDs.: STORE, MARK'T SQUARE
derich, June 1401,1864. 11,82,40
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FELT AND SILK RATS
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CAP TRIBIMINGIS I
In great variety. ,
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GREENE, 8cd SONS,
-305 Paul Street, "
Montreal.
w30 3m.
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. •Aegust 17th, 1864.
TO TPA') RS AND DERERS
'IN
Tobacc\o, Snuff & 'Cigars
' „tn.
Coun y of Huron
Ieonlormity with instructions reeeived from
.14.the Finance departinent °feu:gots and Exude
t em directed to call the attention of Traders and
Dealers in Tobacco to the necessity efforwarding
to my office here, Without delay. an accurate de-
tailed i statement, of 'each package uontaining
'fobite •O -;-Plug, Cut, or Twist, Snuff, or Cigars,
showing the gross a nil nett weight °leach pack-
age ,r pectivelY,of Tobacco and Snuff, r nd the
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exact- tiantity-Contnined in ,eitch paeka,re Of (N-
eer:4,- and their -Value per.M--•-that is. seould -tile
stock ofsuch Trader or Dealer exceed ten pounds
weitt in the aggregate. On receipt of such
state cnt an exe.se s.amp .will as seen there -
'alter as possible be attached to each package,
and.tut less so sttimped it will .ties .bjecttu. seizure
and lorfeitedto tier AIajesty, -
It is therefore entirely the interest ot Traders
satnadm' Dpendal.eis ,tc, ._. have their stoeks of Tobiteco
Satictlictory evidence will be reqUired that the
stock' mentiored in the statement • Avat in hand
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prior to the lst August- : • . - ,
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1011A.RLES WIDDERe.
I Collector Inland Revenue,
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. County0f Huron.
Goderich August 17 ill, 1864. sw100-fit.
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denim: TEGETADLED. Valtlablelifoperiy in Hullett,___
Best collection of Potatoes named not le‘
ht
LO' Number Sesenteen, ntee co
cession of the Township Of Hallett, in
the County of 'Huron, 100 acres, more or
Less . The above land will be sold under a
Pulver uf Sale contained in, a Certainemert-
gage made biRichard Kelliugton,to Emanuel
Harrison, default having been made in pay-
ment -of the monies secured by said mort•
&age. Bale to commence at twelve o'clock,
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notne. on
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Wednesday, the 21.s1 day- of September
than 4 varieties, 1 peek of eaeh $1.50, 2n1r-
do 0.75; hest half beetle' Potatoes of anY
variety pained 1.60, 2nd do, .0.50; heat 6 .
- Sunimer Squash named 0.75; 2nd do_ 0.50,
best -three dintee_Squush named 1.50, 2nd d�
LOO; *hest six, -recite White celery e1s.00, 2u,
de 0.75 ; betsix MOIR 11E4 CeletY 1,00,2414
do .0./5 ; 'best -six heads_ Wader. Cabbage,
imnied 1.40,:. 2nd do 0.75 best 6 heads St
iner Cabbage'1.00 ; best 112 Blood Reetx0.7
2nd do 0.50; - best 12,:_d_lafigel Werkele 0.75,
2nd de 0.5 fbest twelve, Swede 47 intim& 0.0,
'and do 0.50-; best, Orange ecarrots- 0-.75,
-2nd do 0.50; bi•st twelve Early Horn 0:74,
.1st twelve- *bite. BLgiauCarvo1S 0.7,
d del/10 ; lest twelve l'arsnws., 0,1Ari •
• d do 0.50 ;, best peck ited -Damns 0.1,
2ud thetth ; best peekVbite 'Onions Qap,
2nd deril.50 I, hest 12 ears Corn. tor Table
Ps0e0.75eisI3hi
nd'ciask
l 475141;64)nrit's-4 ;%-betiVatisthee19' s
1.0-;b
Celillorier. 1.50, 2nd !do- 1--00; best; Peck
Tothatoes4.00; 2fid do 0.50e7ebeetaiidg
est variety -of tegetablesdistipet Troin oth
entries; eith kind naiad -4:00 2u4d�tob
. Dam./ -iaopoog.
, -Betit.511*. Fresh Butter 1.00;e:2nd-do
140, 3rd.110. 1.00; best. 20' lbs. 'Salt' Miter
3* -.00, 2nd do:2;00,'-3rd do LW; be:U.25,14e.
Cheese 2.00„ 2ad die1.50; 301,de YAW. :
nanutacTonics,,c,
- Bestllpnie. mig.tillt0.0,0,0i4 441
hestao.yard.s. ..Dome*tic. %TO
-2.00. 3rdl..00 beet ItSynitaftegflootet"2-.00,
next, nt the Auction Ito:ma of
G T
Market Square. Goderieli..
tenth Cash on -thedttyof salce-lhe balance
within thirty d sgtheoattO,
0MA§ PAULI
TRITEMAN(Auctioneer..
e -
!Of Mortgag
'Brampton, Aug.r12,-13,6.4e, g ..1r29 -1-d
4.,
•
auqite
11-SALIS-4*-"'
• 2nd 44 1:$0;1 trd' dant-00 Barkitets
2ndlio 490;2rd ",. . •
- The above ,telPth,i Fhineel. and Wank
must be ell -Weekend liaiespitn. •
Best sett Silier-nfount.ed= earring/Urn
• $3.00, 2nd 1.004. best clanble. sett Fa ,m
Harness. 3.00, 2nd diiel,00.edseet Gentleman's
eSeddle:2.0% 2ndjdo:10.0.fe'.2. ;•'r1: -...„.f
. wends,
Beat, Tatting 41.00,- 2fid! del' 0.75;
trotelitolyezk- 1:001-;20f. - 0.15 e--
Embreidery ialluslia4:00,21ad0A74*r
Elabitider7 StOk.1.1)0; 0.75;
D.
rOUC1IC1,
WIdettie
. ,.
Iiirt44HillithNED offersfirr attle erto*
, tot 20, 12th con,. towohlp ,ofeBosauiptet,
Coutinref ',ambient-I:The feint eriaiiistelk se •Efe t-
. ..‘•
11,1VNIIRED ACRES,,
, • ,
i„.stixawrioEilfLoWfLth.thlAel,Crd-%'biti:ElauiriEft\r':-..";4"1:11't.plitiliti:rtane,4114i-411
BetitNon the lot: . - :
WiltitItilittriERIEfil**ATIail).
. - ,:. _. ,..... k.... ,,,... -.. .. -
for oF partict31•,‘ apply to , , .
....1 • - - 11.10.-GiORDON,' -
, -,0-00.4Tich_vizttP. Ors
, 1 ,
•
fkf._$4,
1
i
ar
SUBSCRIBER WOULD INTImAtg THAT, HE HAS 4. 13.,..EiLiOITED
-
„E. STO
o the store formerly occupied by Mr. MeAIlister, ne The ILAILICET 1341TAILE,
0 DOORS SOUTH OF THE SIGNAL' OFFICE
• • .
he will be happy to receive his old customers And the`pnislic generally.
G derich. Xune,-15th, 1864.
Wm. DUNCA11..
sw64 •
RECp'VED BY
G leneh, April 4111,1864
dr10 •
A LARGE. wrogic yr
A2COMPLETE ASSORTMENT- OF
MILY GROCERIES, WINES &101JORSI
THOS. Raw & Co.,.
market square, Godericli•
• sw43
eritiit, July 5, 1-164
S Eial'F'S SALE OF LANDS.- SHERIFF'S SALE OP , LANDS':
: Bilged Counties of virtue of two Arras
[Jai d Coundee of, nit virtue of a writ of Fieri
Ho •n end Sauces - .1../ Facies issiied out of tier -Huron and Bruce. Venditinni Expellee
i
To wix.: , Keicity,e court,of cleve41,5 To' Wit: .._ . arid a, Wittief 'Fiera. FaCian
County thrurt of
Ben .11 and to nie direeted against the daddeanci• '••llea '13nt• of Her Idainstfa
e„ _i.th,c; IlitLite.d_10o.u....p.t..iert.. ...of 114tro.A.ts and t..13...ruceni.-tinud info
elle Mina -WI the right, title. ;and : thlereste. of iVe
of th
Solomon Bastere,attlie-suisot Murdock Gordon,
Lea enta or D.aiiiii-Megauley.% at the suit
Ban ot Montreal, r have Seized and • taken in 4-u www-- 'Atm." ...0 ....- --- -------- --
said defendant in aim to he south hotreo °riots, ' otth' (if Ole laalt will and 1 ament priNmun°
Nut ben( 31, 32, 33 and 34 In thetrm concessionr Gordon,. deseaRed-, williat bCn wick , joint
of ll e Township pfirlorris.*i i the County pr li u- .-
Gatrdner andRobertH. bits ner, decent:ors or
ron containing two hueddel acres, wan the the last will and testament of Tholuss"1.4airdnat,
CO L Bogey, iii thowerithot1;04.5h114 on Toes -1
mei s I shall offer for sale • at Inv office in thul and tuken in exectition all- the right, thle and
iliceased, and Alexander -Carneron,1 lutia seized
interest of thessaid defendant:M*0o. ID bot Nim -
day
:age thereon ireeted ; whit:hi-ands-and eerie -
of dye intim el sex, noon. . , ber twiti-Ratige 1: in the Township ot .1taiiiey, -
in the Courty of *Myron reniairimg ten *dyes
9
day the illevouth day Of tfctober next,st the totir
8 eriflds Office, Goderls114 ,
By .Pollock.Deputy eherill:
.- ' JOHN MACE ONALD, ,
- , s - ' Sheriff,11. & 13:
July Is, 1064 . - A ' W
IFF'S;SALE OF LANDS'
. .
trin eniCoutineatse, ilk -virtue' of rout Writs -of
HU it and Bruce, .1.3. Fifin S'ecias ireued . • , e
co -outeevefunteeifueinete, ( eitukoVenrt of , , _e„...., ---_. , , . - . ,..... ..-e as.
SZERIFF,SSALN OF LANDS
To wAte--•!:, . mg of fled ItiatestreCounty
• .
the otsulesntovrootuEll'llie,4,n0dowunutyce.Cottrt .goitiftitlitetBciipiptedfcr : ,. .. a.. e ,e-• - ,---..- e -ss es--- 4 -
C ' ITitited-COunties oft 1)11 Y virtue oftwo writs of
oft 44-, thew eoundes oabile ,Aititt,43„,,, Mt* and Bruce, .IJ Fiat Friss issued out
ine ireeted againat the lands and tenements of To iViii* rt i of ,- Her ildmeateh etnift - 0
4.111:0414,-aIsaqhFrili:tiliah:Vsf:Cwjtia4wrijli46;n7g:,eii!Liiirteitlir;j3::TreinflifetWn:leiyitria:1;?allfeYerattillnl,- 1:101/1:7"111:adin:ir7getedi!nneilang*4audaislistibelrodt161111114-sueltionii.iijaidLanditit of H. moi.OD:Ite:rtleiliteesetill7e4 i:SLiattelivee-:
In
Kee jatais F. mackienif , 1 hayeleks4a.mt tuie Znolzedintrievia %pawn insaiidxiiedesiminttnniskilr.libit yio,d-righ;sti3,tioitie
in ReCutiolt altthe right, tate alidinteriat bithe
defendantinind ltf ilie. foliating 'Innis ..',Oilil Xtin*er Eighteen in-lbette0od lalige South
Itio. 7, north of Queen ,stritet,, L0t, NO. 10 DurnatIVR*01- ill the towtaditPni Kinh)Wit the
County Cilium, Containing by adrniesurement
Any acres more oriess t /Well -lands- and lane -
meats 1 abaft Offer for sale at my °Cumin the
more Opless ; which lands and tenemehts 1-sball
.offulbr•aale at my office lit the feint BouseOu
the toweeitipdeneh, on Tuesday, the Eleventh
Awe of:October next, at, the -hour of Twelve of
slii.ctoelc. noon. _ -
JOHN MA01)ONALDiBy i
Sheri% &
s.;.3.0oAvra,;olif:64potyp,h;ri_fr.
SherilPe011iceeGodench . •,-
ugust
Lands for Bale
T 07 So. 2, in the ird con. or Asitsvia; eviuny dor
..2.4 Huron. equaling 90 acres more dr less, situate
within one mile office Village of POrtAlbett, and nine
from Godench. Soil good, hind rolling, and beautiful/
flats adjoining die 9 mile ricer, which Sows across the
southern portion. This is arose chance, being conien4
• kin to market, and a good gravel .road Mauticipatiot
17histi.sEeafi. ;ILI% no: ra eon 5, Tovrnship of Wawanotit
couniv of tinron, traving 115 -acres clear,_well timbered'
and one inde fromlbe Northern Gravel Road.
• Part oflot B. in the Township a/Colborne. Ceding: 0
Huron, containing 261 acres. This is basiatiftillylocated
on the'N'orthern Gravel 11614 oppaite -the Village of
Milburn. having a good tram* house and ban, amo a
springereek passingueur -the within,
of Goderich.
Lots numbers 31.32.19 arid 28 -containing each one SW
ofan acre in the Vilhige of Milburn. on the Nortit?rn „
Gravel Road, and within 2 miles of tioderich..
• Mao twaexcellent feta in Bridge Histrinistioarnihir
Colborne. %Odell Village is situate on the Blinks ort tits
ithuniatil adjoining:Hie Town of 156t/erieh:- -
For pardentars.upply,.if by teUeijaismaid4tr
GEO. HA WEINS Wm. RoBERTSON/
Port -Albert. Gaoler, Qode.riche .e
March 241h; iStit ' wieWii04111511i )
OMNI ONBOOESTO
Victoria *St_ reet;ipiintong
_ GORGE LATOOCKI,
ApdA,Vholisitleand, *tail .904-er -
Paper-111HerYal;gings, ricenaemeolnuPegglidlemultm:;04134)°-:: *
Window Papers, Bibles indTiiitinnetiti.'
Wrapping Papers, Byinn and Psalm Boas.
Writing Pepersi 47- letiodleadka0g Ne _
Blanktiookc • loancyGoisHaind Tay Ir.*
, !threats& Musicallnstramenter
Andel' oilier afficieS evesety'eSpt in large stationery -
stores.
4
All the Magazines. Periodicals andliktsitieed-Niehts,,
tillftproc_xPetranitiertegoeele,vrnoetildernaurrrieritahivre13;15„;51.:i4t430.oW‘ktil wiUaasa any
" Toronto %%deltaic Pat SH.- :
se--nappiforiedeA
Country Storekeepers With-Sehtiar Rooks at
5. large stock of eciesip venspetnerieeee 04..4 ,
,E Connie direet4aft•ditiedsialOrlit 114evOnn
St et, and Lots IN os. 1 and 2 south of Mill Street,
all tile -village of Wriexeeer hi the Townshippf
ten Si f shall offer far kale at Miyullice4in tte nYtt 7e- - 11.-... ,_____ . .
1.1°. 'LA" County allurElli ' *hid'. lan4"41 i:1.1"ribi:-.°49e' tillititr elf ogritv:rall'e.fiktrie.ilti4ett
,Co rtlionfientlbeTo*iltrerederiehoon Titead nour ol twit feel we 4. ovum 1.94,11.
me FitteentifdayegNpvemtier neat,etetye hour .i., 1!.. !,
Wi)'-,,• „: 194Bimloorps
lt
bTSWilocktent;. 1 , , , i.
JOTN MAODONALD, i•
POw.oes .Deputypbert
.PS
' i- - Bhatif V. &10 hertfi's 0.01akf.
• etid1.1 izoca,--beputy blierifr - - s • 4 l8thkitge.,1864.• - .ni *30
--,
JIM Qffice,:::aodsrieh, t, ,
11:4421Iwiti 064- '. - 1
FIRST=
'Olt *to -
:141 OATI4014,
Swift Jane T4tt./863. 40'
enclossre&f the;sullseribee,
.** and wiiveitoet4 also 3
$.1.146*Abli trIlite; ;Tbf -owner* asa
mated to.-fraint iitaptrtyl' psy exPirst:
, jot 24, idyl 1,11k04-24141/4401.
1;seklarattlard4a#48“, pi3041,
Room ropers! Roo* rapers/t.
The **est snd most complete stock of Rook
in the enmity, among *filch will be found holile
ful Amencan satin -Mailed Payers al mos ptinaally
low. RavmgYeen bough Prery favorpeask, they'
• are offered to the public at great bargain& s
PIOTOgitiP11-11,111-1111f6'
A Choice assortment of Pockets glyclorellbact Ina
-Oblong Albunig. at marvellonsTploW priee-ibey ring
.teesneig:trie fay-1664641bl: in uhe.AYine-olorTmriniarkeL.
German inanufacture.but are- well made. ot
vandal materiel, and tatefullyand handsomeli finished;
and they are offered at price,* almost as low tithe cow -
mon Gentian ones, and Tine low-Ofnotiower, than ai
mut city book -store in Canada. -
, GA- I Leo! pleii0 s To Ia; _Da !fa So 11-` nil a Liles uT ere p g.
Job Print ing! ifi
At prieesfar below those of :Village
generally. where they lave -to thske.boili thitTif, line( W"
charging -extra pnees onsubs ovorder to waibetiplit. 'VT
losses from newspapers that don't pay -oftliernielta,
Clinton. inshor ertime;elleaper end bettei.etgit -awn
than at any otier village office in the Comity.
ed at the old "Couriet” Joli Mee, oft' Vitiontillreeff
Having discontinuacdElhoell:EspiperLA.- Prinyvolexiog 1,4: enema'
Printer and Boo*
Victoria Sinus
lliij
‘45
Sheriff's Sale of Land*.
. •
UnitedGenntiesot latrY virtue of a iilef of
Milian:UM sBruce, Jell Fieri Facia* issued dile
To wit: of Her Majesty's ;County
Court -orate United•Coenties of Huron aari snow ,.-- 0,1
and tome thrected.agaiwa 410 lends and adairee 0 A
ments of Emanuel X Ottve,Y, at T. siut =
Huron District &Maw Sudety 'Le; ehiee.
and taken in Execution alt the right, lige and •
interest 0 f the artichlefemlanf maid (0 4mtrinnik-T A
her 37 north, side .of -Illeehtenielf • Asitelitle, 401 --:14=t-
Lots number& 11 and 18 Southside oflifeehanies, •
Avenue in that pait of &a Village of Sidearclindr, -
known as WitliaritsbunrOrlict lends ancririne; . g:
ittents I shall effer for sale almfollleedntliettnert ' ":.,
:douse inthe--Town of-Godesch, onTdendat tint' '
First day of November next, ; at the tour of
Twelve orthe clock; roon., ... . . _ .,
' JOHN MACDONA , ' *
_ __ ° _ ... Sherilfelladeae ,
By Z. Pot.r.ocx, b.t.puty Shen*. -..
eTheries Office, oderie.b, i
-., ;duty 23rd, 13644 --I, attik
SHERIFF'S SALE or LANA
, _ - _ - .- ..; -
it..46„ince, ail)! trirtlie alt *tit of
amen anti Braces :1., Flan Picini tailliall 061
To Wit ; , of ,lifitr Mai ewes cowl,
Court of the "Unita Counties of Hafts_ et
Brute, and to me •direetedinenanst As lairds
teneknelts of Petrie* lit~rie End Maier
attire eithe.snit edit corsortu few of lite sowske-,... 7
ship oflishfadde I hate Pelted dedielserile elle'
iutiOn all titettsbt, title and iiiittrett.01 thei mut -
defeudast, in aad to the south hall otiOr Oufabile
three in tite 11th concession; and thenieth _
°flit number tInee he the 10th cohceseiolAs-•,,E14-0.
ern Divalent( the" tostelhip of Atififeiti- in s.
County of Huroz,vontatrung MO scree MOM of
less which lauds -and. tenemen_ts 1 shall eller pc. , --
sale at my Office in the' Court Atoase Instil Town
of Goderieh on Tuesdayffesand day or tiorania,, .,
her next *1 the hour of Twelve cif lbis eleefv-
noon. . i
--•
JOHN itACDON4111,
ei &
fiv 8. Poetoce,13eptityShern4 ,
Slieriffes Onice,Godeneh,
9th :August, 1864. • ---
Sheriff'SFoie of Land*
Meted Commie* ot)ny vow * tistrfi . At
ed
Kirin and Bruce, -LT Plen Teems Girt
TO wit: et Her Majears ;.7o ..imy
an,Cocitutto;ofinethdeireclintedit ao-Conniesttoeieeisfundollutadr00 add- . -is
tMiloa**Pirii)Vh Secr"dmdliind 11Flahavesi%,'Dmilljxed andtakes
Execution all the right,- title and ' interest
or- the said defendant In.* aid to Lots
numbers 13 stud OA the First cos oft
slip oflinlostintiteVoigatf -of
It40 sew ,-.4itrualplititlaiiii Ismail** - I
for sale at me Chilce" in, the Coo t noes* la tile
Town of tioilertch, on 'Tuesday; 'the /fart
of November Dealt at theehnurof' '
clock, noon'!" -; 't r*-, _ I- ___ _-
4016 31,ANDON
Aliers1,04
BY S. rot.r.ocx; PeptitySherilf.
.„-r-Bberig's Offiee, tiodetleb,
-- 4 uly Zird; 1864. *vs
a -HEMP -21 SAtii-IFITNa"--7:47.
United Countieli of 11f inrineof tet
Huron and Bruce, >.1-3 Vier) facia,' 10fted
- To Wit _ , of -Her Mitjanlyira
or queen's Bench, Atid .1.0 me•
against the- .141a4s, * tessimlat lex-
trader , Traynor, ler Bier -the -1,0114
Jaws tflososell Atevensoa, api
-boa cook $nthe,tiartdii brio oe!wd )41444
,nzaeontkak tit The right,* title ab laterest eeeee
sapd defenehnidd and to Lot number T dame,
in the Sarnia Wage, mffir• Zot Petty, ithJse. ---
Ind concession, South ofihe Barham load, and
Thirty-nine and Fong iujhc ttitai, .1„44age,,
or the DurhinLitead,; al tic -
pty
acrei
.; ef
tatesnents 1 shall offer forattent-
Cowl House,lf Olibltgat
day the Thinegfill?dity ist*
oldhe el
JOHINML
-;
By S.,rott.00It; DeiPoW SbcnL
SherilPsodlees Gothwinil t.
'24-l.:1_)nt s
FARMS TO
I:
I:4.
• a
4 .
ntaiG TAN 40,4dottee54osi4 aid
L) Township, coma lag JO amass elearaaoaleA
wftIT liberty to Arta.,*440- 11**iir * -
beariaS Mama, bleb' ***Itend .11 1101*Nt'i -
Bank* tied -Work* Brick'Tar4 mi -
rat 044
k ih.o1linr
pae-biTlf a mile froaraWrit7 Ideosertigifis
ocateaareiai,i0 atria
to be Itiatediaintiy et sepsodsty so*.
*ovedorer. trot pitaieliata-ittowtluakrwo
itriathesTeraeasitirCoric,' OtafiliWiliktr-il set
r4.0.
nth, mit.-
di