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g a court in iitial was recently in- !TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY: •
to report the speeches _in full. _Mr. Adamson
Dinner to 'Peter Atlitna%on, Esq.:
discreet enough. to perpetrate the joke ot -
-condemning a soldier ia Butler's e.nntnand '
to two yes' hard labor on the Dutch Gap
caeal. Butler Mee vindiceted his die -nits- and
taken- venzeance,bv.disallowina; the st•iCtenc".,
and changi,-A it to int for Ilfe.
The hero of Little Bethei ;eel Foie Fisher is
viedicative.
.milsomem•miwamasars•ner..1•
41:gen nat.
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'OM UT. G. W., JAN. 10, 1`355.
THE PASSP3111' SYS 1123DI.
The '!precious passport system." of
Mr. Seward;as the Globecans it, is eaus,
ing a great ferment on the border just
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no. It is imposSible for travellers to
. cross by any (if the usual avenues into the
• dominions of Mr. Jsincoln without a deal public lerviee.s, and of the high estec
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e of trouble and expzinse, If a person ap-1 • .
pears directly before the American _Consul . Shortly befolv the hour appointed
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY SId-NAL.
done.. I am sorry. that space will !rut permit
• (Report. a for ihe -unroll *ignai."]
T ie most 'successful affeir that was
everiattemeted in 13ayfield in the matter
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el' publie deitionstratiens, came of on the
eveting of. the; 4th inst., iii_the Ball Roont
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of if; hti D. Canieron Ian -keeper Bayfield..
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It was: the complimentary diluter to .13.ter
Alanteeff, Esq., Reeve- of Stanley. -In
coastieuence of the -appointment of IMr:-
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itdainson by the Counties' Cetincil to the
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die of Counties' _Conneil .Clerk, Mr.
whici he had so long' and felthfully_helti,
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Ain eon had to re.si,rn the -Ace of Reeve
and iis Stanley friendi Tesolv4td that they
grati tide to that geotlemati far his past
I
noel i give Sonic tangible- proof of :their
resumed- ti a seat amid loud chews.
Song, by Jolni Rand- "1 he
Marion Schottische." z- •
Mr. Charles Totiell -propried the " Farm-.
ers ol Stanley." lkspoutled to by Mr. -Camp-
bell. •-
Selig by Mr. *Robert Dalgettv, " The
Mr. Dalgeftyproposed,the "Merchante of
Bay fiet,h1 :old. the. tvide of Can ad ae" Res-
ponded to Thorinis -Bateman, Eaq., in a -
very able mid-elfeetlive speeCh.- 13end-e-,,, The
1 Duke of Collings) ood's_ Walk.'', -Swig by
Mr. -Geo.
.0 -The Ladies," very gallantly _responded
. to by Messrs: Campbell, (merehaut) "Stuart,
and Dr. Gairelner, '
Song by Mr. Joshua Calloway,: "The
Battle and the.13reeite” A.Lice on
the Ccemi Wm -el Sotier by Mr„ Robert
Delgetty, " 11e Soldier's Tetir." Song by
M Ca'Inway, " .The Old Dutehbentleman."-
which he was still _held by them.
s9o, by D.i Rhein E
Hazeideane' Song Uy Mr.. Daniel •Steart,
t‘ I r
at in se.,
at the point at which he wishes to cross,
he has to prove his ideutity-not .always
easily tione,-and after. diet there comes' t's.Ljr.. . c 'Lao .ittl Village by three sl
the di.s34.iee;hie irsc„it 4 f „ f k. 'loads of his oeighbers the liri.4:
, . . ,,, 4) .9 or mg '• '
of foolscap, yeiept a ,_ p tss2,3rt.e This I strainf
1 precet•sioa bent,' enhve
of a pipr pleeed. " in the
ned, by the thyi
over " front tire to six: dollars for tbe bit
rank.
rites whreh •the Consist: are p.•rinitted to ' ..
• charoe are so Maw define" that those M tam 1). Caineroa, -the catererfk .i, .Voinnteers ol.Ciiitalla.” Responded to by
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the comniencenient of the proeee 'Legs
..z.„‘danis n, the guest of the evening,
wor..thy hostagairi. regaled us with the most
:Song.by Mr. James ;Faulkner. Bittid--" The
for. Siiitan of Turkey.".i Song by •Mr. Andrew_
„ 1:4 !hitt Sone by •Afr.-. Ilomar, ! &he Black.
•..-111c- smith's Ditty." Selee by Mr. David Cullen.
Iwas At this jetictuie .or the proceedings out
a• deecious viands_ and . confectionary, • which
de.1 when. partaken: of to .satisfliCtion, - Mr. Dal -
(ling gettv proposed -the 1" Press.' Resporeded to -
by Mr J frOm
from • -
I 12 the Opera of - Song _hy---Alr. soy
I 13rewn, Toast bS, Capp -bell ' 44 'EL"
. A.,exanderefohnson, Eel., in a most effective
worthy individuals have it in their power ,
the o sion, ha prepared a most su
n'P' speech, durine the delivery of which he was
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i tutees d -. -
to practice extortion to a very cowl hirable .
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extent, and if report ba true th-...7 .are screl
elu lin
nothinc, Ioth to .do all ia th..ir power to ,
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reuder the bueinees extiem. renainera- •
sat do
tire to them -ekes if not to their - master.
They, nioreorer manitett a .stiereine eta -
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tempt for greemlaaeks which rel:s
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the Ainericane who have oireasioa to come
• reP.a.SIX: -ietl. J . "t 11-. ' 1-14 , - frequently interrupted by cheers:lad applause' .
clack, abont fifty g'entleinea, ill- The worthrold veteran. -got so thoroughly
• interested in the sub'ectobit-he reel' f. ...el
i. all the le.adiner -men:of the_ pticee . himself pun! lig-am • tied .niroantiel we a
j . .• .iy .incie
eltave of par i y, creed Or nattonalttyi_ychar;e", sword in ha cid, gut lant'y pursain r the
rit to partake of it At the _heed ,enelnye At the conclusion Of his speech: lie_
of 'ili• , table s• t` the, cbairin iti; D.
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'litchi e Esq., si pperfel-pn his' right
the gti 4 of,eae.. veilinee_ The -vice c
to true ehle, Whet en -flay 's",ild this' wls. o'-. aPiell: bY Da% '117`)°d -.-6
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pa% -port system can de, apert from the • Th, diaiier b in.- - eiri..../ and the -c_
butto baeket reinev 1, the cli. trman" rose. and prep_
drop it throws into the h . _ .
- of the Federal ex'eheeeee it - - eei - the fir toast of he evening--IIer 31
i / is empeeettee • • - a
to ceneelve. It :naiad throw a siaala, t's" Q teen Viotti ia. Th.atek. with m
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- obstacle: irrthe way of raiders, it was eta 1 eithalaTism.. T e Band, "GodSave
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tirely nee -tiled fer by any :tett. of the Cana- Queen/4'
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dian. Government or people„ and it ur.- .. The ecoal _to , qt. Was thengiven----
doubtedly leads many intelligetit sina.i_ Prince lual Prra ass of Wales ani the
cans to ask tite question' Whether flick are of the 13.4yal. Pain ly.. B Ind," The P
not speedily driftittee ia ale --‘.:'; Ceatralizino ,.01 1 Ifi:' 'HA G`'" kfinan'""
. despottstn," as Iheyeterni lt, of .Europ..an . The third tort wzis, The ,Gover
B talee-4, For li ... ; . -* rl t e
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-was, The Artny :a
, a.i. W:,is load!), cheered, j-• - ,-- • -
lie Ir. Adunso.ii proposed tha± Chairinan;"-
b., atid in (1 )in:.; •_s,4, -paid- a high "and merited
hair tiilete of respect to him, 'commentin .,- upon
the able- and s it illictory : inanner in° which
.; -1 Mi-. ItitchiC, hail ifis-..har,red the duties pei-
iofh- tatting to his- various offices,and. emcluded
, Thy. s:iyete thet since Me. Ritehie's. resienation-
)4„?4- .1 of the Count).- Gletkship he had been tendered
iies-•,.- ii:_sl.tuation inneh-rtirirelucratfve. Air. JOshua
liol,-1 CalIewly rose end said that the presem was
oae of,the happiest moments ot h15 itias-,-
-thi..';
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initeli as it- ofered him an opportunity - of
.. publicly expressine the• genuine appreeiation
. ,
lie entertauled afire worthy -Chaiernien. '..11e
T he
.1 knew: thae'te Many- this mita(' appear anotn-
reit 4 .di ms, bet he -novel tyless repeated it in ail
i
Snerity.Il
ferenaes., aiid 4.npleasantriesses had -so fre-
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•--. e rt;grette'd•-very niCh that di
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quently arisim between them i tis. to who W:1s-
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nar to blame and: what!the cense of these differ,
A eecea, he won (1!1(.)tnew allude; but lia they
El )4 knew each other anon thOohly.- he.. ,
vested the -se little diflizulties mil rhtle -future. aleetell, .A taflollock,- Chug .Ci.app-el,.-.Tlibs
'-,be avoided, and dothiii, further°occur to
. mar 13-roadfoot,-Duifn Beehaidion, 13 Clark, • ;las-
, Giark; Sohn .tharli, Win Fadyen," Hugh- Mc-
Phail, Wm Vatitoa, Rich, Bennett, -R W
'RosS, JOha Johnston, Geo 12-iiitzietrii. .
2nti„- Battalion. .;-7 Thos Granger, Benj
Lister, _Win Story, Jas Mitehell, Peter Gra,
ham, Dond MCDonald, Jos MeCnteheon, A
13.11:a411, Alex.McDo-dald,illid Strachan, Jesse
Sp rin re Iteht 13roiAs, Chas -Sprague, -J eines
AleL ruelditi, litieb. Leniont, igai L intent,
Jolla C.irdilfeJii"eu Underwood; Doild Stew-
art, WIn Vincent, lrielr Snralder, A in, Bright,
Jas Olin, Italn ken -ley, JOs ..K.light, • Eeury.
Wilson, Geo_ Yoe ng, Jos La le, Will ,I.Jeciiie,'
Jnlin Whiitietd, Frnil Bradley, John 'llislop,
Admit Turoball, John INIcTiurgart R %ea
ever te bad been tae- cause --.of such disagree;
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he I lling, 31r. - -.0 11 Mtirris, Sas Vanston„ Wm Elitott, . Frencie
nohOtoOn, Jas.•McDonald, Wm 7feifer. Add.
r,as 1-
[11 It it WaS trailtenti Ina!, and IIwasquite .
-a-oway was, to " bury • the AlcLetipan,. .1.elitt Gordoai; Isaac Pamson,
tyrentes.- The system - appeai-a-- to b. Gari
deprecated with equal vier on both.;ides.1..`ele)a.)w•
of the line. Canadian jotirnals condemn The eat toast
it as itiiquiteusly unjust, and the Aineri- N3Y.Y Great ritai-n•:..i Band-" Th3
2nd Battalion. -- George Bowers,R.
Dowell, • win Jackson,, ivta Gra-Mick, win
King, -, Joseph Biddlecombel- jilt Mitchell',
E M 31c1'hersore Curtis Stephenson,. john
Dins!ey,. Jas Tattle, Soseph-Rattenbery, Robt
M &see, Sao Hodgins. J C Detlor,A-ndrew_,
Irvine:, David Masers-, Jna Arde •
STANLEr.
-1st Battalion.--Jno10Donald, Jas Dales,-
•Daitcan Thoiripson, Chas (Alison, Jiio.Gibsony.
Jas Neveti, Geo 'Beard:Ronald McInnes; Sno_
Whitineite Jno -,A1 Nair. Geo -AI Nair, Peter.
Cameron,
Mc 1I! lane, win Smith, wm
SinveliceJos Mite.hell,. Jno--.:McKay, David
Hardy, Sani'l Turner, duo A Buchanan,
Bolls,,Sosepli Col vi mitt Rankin, Jas Lang
-Duncan McFerlarte, Jno Durteap, Jno Cook,.
Alex. MeEvery, Robt litouck, ..Buchard
Robert -Soo, John Stevenson, George Ken-
nedy, . win Peck, Geo Clerk; win. 6'1ierritt,
wm Dawson' , Alex Johnston, Thos Stev-
enson, win ,S.tevason,aicirt'd Eaves, wm
Johnston, Geo johnston'• Robt Wells,' Jai
Mitehell, &infidel Reed, Andrew ;Reed;
John :Galbraith, Peter -Campbell, James
Sparks,. Jas Campbell, Thos E Sanderson
Geo Campbell, john Kain,
Petri*'Job nstOn- Chas DeWera --Dan
McUilles,_ Daft thwart, John StiCkle,-
JasephUhampagn, ASO tiravell.s
2nd, Bittation.-Jas Blair, Jaz Must-
ard, Jno _McQueen 'Jan, Alex runes, NI at:
thew •Grecriside, Donald McLean, .Arthur
Meitea, war Molftt, David Gelbraith;Neil
McGill', Chas w Smith,. Peter MeSaren,
Wmaiehardson, Gen' McKay, .Jas Turner„.
Geo Ward, Duncan :McTavish,- Ilanison_
jtiS Redman, jdo Stodgdill, Ed w
Robertson; Henry Dawson, &tidy,
win Clark, Math Stole, Jito Algison, Robt
Ellio it,: II al ph Stevensonj u n; Edw Boyec
Solon -mu Pollock,- Jut)Campbell, Allen
Aster, Alex Carepbell,•Thos Hannan-, John
Bannerman, Henry. Howard, EltY West-
lake, Lorenzo .-Spiketeitoi James, Castle,
Alex Johnston, Win Johnston, Antonie
Pearce, Adam* Iioane, 'in° -Robertson,
Augustine Haler Jun, Daniel :Getman;
Archibald Ponlial ,e :Donald, 13allantine,
jno- Penliale, Milo Church, John Duncan,
Jas MeGrugan,...JnO widunteo, wtu Crook,
.Richard Crook, .1no Crook, Thos
-Jas-.Grainger, Jno Grainger,. WIn. Rose.
-TOWNSUIP OF OREr.
.1st Ilattalion.,=Dani 11 C1eff4- Andrew
Story, Geo -21tttchilI, Jno -Gralfam,. T Girt -
ham 'Jai Simpson; Don 1d ,AlcDotig-all, Sohn
Aleduteheon•.... Dinicati Aft:Donald • Robt- Fa
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g.ite Alex Straehan, Dani
itheripaop,.•Ely -Savage; Jas • McPherson,
John Dance, Niel McLaughfintChas WhelP-
ton,..Arelid Liunont, i.Ang Lamont, ,Robert
Baer, Jacob Yontig, Ch aS -Mdlard, Daniel
Millard, J Ri xisiy, Robt Taylor, Jesse
Sine:air, Dond.MeNair, Atek.MeNair, John_
Can border papers denounce it as bein-,- Red, VC' lite and hie:"
absurdly siticidai and ILinee they d"
. _ Alex leder Jo' n -Sen, 'Kea, rosPiul
nantly demand that it.shall be ex'
p,o-11d Ile sal ae. felt it an houor to have the
. the friendship wl4eit -he •&trite:AV hoped
might this night be Cemented between. thein.
He hal much • plc &sure end eeing the re.
edniarks oNX1r. Adamson in referenee to dur
worthy 0:Mirth-In.* pr. -Wood,the . Vice -
op .
at once The *people of 3liehie
eau and ''''
e pertueityol rebut in ; ki.--iiik6 fbi`tIP wa
the Kest generally, are especially angry anA, enthusiastic Manner: in Which
with Mr. Siward,aod fat to si.tf.: why thei7'. to .4t -or il4,..ikemy anl •Zlavy had 'been' ee.,
aecdtomed ti routes of traffie ..enl travAl 1i -i. th lc rPectalile e'-:Im11.341. ' l'ihe sed, he 1v (LI! to the ie n' of -Mr. Cadewav
nd _And e Lid diet a!theugh ha il: fl,elinz liad nu-
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tb.r t. . tunatc.y exLSte.1 oe t 4 tea 11,1n,o., nail Mr..
. Cal oway fur a lo•ig tiny.. (nuch too 1,in ,. if
ere
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-evierrtyirinuattnte, the chairman
rin -
.th,--3 Mr. Ritchie tesponded in a vel
and elective m inaer, abd. alter hu 1101
roIntin; the and ireubles
. had wider eine 1.1 baeltwo-i'ls of nada
should - be thus - iathfully. - sliat u -p Ivice-nf 1ti- country he 4-,d -Zpent, -- he tees'
.
ot unprOitabIy., the -filwer of his' days,. a
to please the fancy of': an illiberal he h:id of e'v to say &a tile Ar my an ll N.
. official at Wishingten. Whetever the Of Great ' 'Attie wou'd ever be feutel wh
cause may bee One fact is patent, the busi- 41ory all hotter kd. : (Applause) It e
nessrelatiOns which have so 'Ione. .sithsist-
.. . a nut for h ea to eufagise the two arnie of t
ed between the two countries have been service, bit history,: wouid proveahat ta '
Lny
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' ' suspended for the 'past we41.: and if the
• were not queled, ;niheli Iese -excelled, btu
system is continued non -intercourse must armY Or rY unde' hear". In 1
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be the order not of the day meiely but of tea aiseeq)a lea weak! cite several battles
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the entire season. .- The blockete up of sea end !ti4id where ritish eailers and s il li
the great through routes of travel has doae 1 h--(1 111'21 $e g'er '-' s'"' °f th' f"rtt.iii
much damage to the Canadian- and West, nations in the world. • The firs't h-2 ;run
- ern Railways. -Several trains pr day &dud.: t3 Was the di.Structim of the Ifien
that used to be .crowded are taken off alto, deeent t ' 'Nile by the gallant Nelson, wh
, gethere and the few that do run cannot although Idea ', yet; liYed in every B'iti
possibly pay- expenses, _' e - •
'The attittide of the -Glebe upon this heart. (_ pplauee.) ;Tile tient was etlie .6
gage.nont pa- -Capa -T:rafikar whore t
- question ni
la -ioewhat temarkable. It beej
ee N
flounces Mr. Sewardis new enterprise in no
very coaciliatory spirit, and aettially pro- cendin; to
ir-
rior_ with !lief -fad:less laurel, and bear his
poses that Caaada should retaliate by way spirit henc . [la died with the eXpreesion
of setting a -foot a counter paseport sys-
tem.... We seriously object to this._ it is' Z.ti;121,-Iil-f -tPri:stteTdif:;11-kpraetlictI-h:ovue,dd.ifnoent:iI
t ill-natured and altogether an_Britist- If s.v
Continental countries adopt absurd pasee. so noble: example kind enleavoe to d_
is
port; regnietimis Englishfuen have acens- charge the r duty in. whatever Sphere of life
omed themselves to 'math at the fat
t . a God might be pleased to.eall them to. The
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without dreaining for a moment that'll` is 1-119.41C:Fil thi-ser°11 °f`-l'aiii.- was his gall"
worthy nt laiitation. NO, no, l'assports,. c°21-1trYn'a/) .-Admii:41. bleb; CoIliegweed, ,
and pollee surveillance, and ktter-opeuinge ,1.1°.3e--s-hl-PITO the van, at ;_Trafalgar. • Fore -
a
- and presse.acerine. are the offsPrine- of bar-
. a 0,. C27
arisra, the weapens_ of despotism, depend
, Upon de and should never be couuteneneed
by a free and enlightened peop*e. 'if Mr.
Seward. does not wish. as to enter his mas-
tees dominions let us ate yeat home, and
hatchet.- huneeforth arid forever.
'Afr. C illo way- rose and- slid -that the re-
ey Calder, -101 9. eon 12. .,.
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oD1'.-1c.SIIIP,.(*.)k: TrIt.thpilly.:
ISi Ritia/i0li. Andw.- Diindas, J Littlee,
Thos- Wilson,' Robert Vail is. Jobb Ye' t Vs -Geo
-Seott :Ilioliard Linuke, Rah, WoOd, "John
'Mitchell, Win ty Neria lanes, %Yin Lawson, -.111 •
MeTavieh, -3,-..pho Men, Ses Nicholson, John
A Gehl:Li-el:, amid MeTavts ,b- J.elin-Gregory„
stoa[Jas Mitelicil Jes-,Fer;Uson, Alatthew
Ewee; John McIntosh, Peter Faller, je
Craig, %Vat Craig;Thoi cronyn, A A.-Step:art,
Tilos Cronyli, , 1111 '11 -MeDonald, Jas Csss-
mere, %Vat Smith, Eeiminel 11)it,
b`ergusen, Geo Fortune,' -CiiIiu MeDan-all,
Rohl Uronyn,,Jas BargeSS, Robt Greves, D
- .2„na Baltalion.-Win Johnston, -AT • John
Greves, James Mcd,eilaeate • : r- •
joipl, 'Lee, Gair and others, relativeee the pe fo.tenance
lit.
iln of their. Statute Labor, by draWing grayel in_
%%jitter, it wee Moved by Mr. Warue e second-
Jas-Atchesep,Thos Mcareight, .1i, McCreig .
ed V gr. Warwick, that the petition of Wm.
- . -:rowssitte ee 11S8OhNE. i .: Gait' and otUere be granted. ---Carried • - -
- - 2. Moved by Mr. 'Warner, seconded...by.
•lst Beatedion.--4ini:Raieliffe, David kydd, Mr. Snell, that a By -Law for appoipting. Re-
idt 13 Sperling,- Geo Keight, Carmichael, - turning-. Officers .tdr' :the ensuing , year. be
J'ilf,1.(jusshi. lIkral Miliel'si 611411 OlaFfoni S -prepared-, reed and passel -Carried .
:Carnpbel, Robt "Howbray, Andiv Ca,mpbell, 1.he 13y -Law was prepared, read an . passed..
Robe Boutl.rotie Denetin Carinichael,- 'Tames - ee
I . Moved by hfr. Warwick, seconded by --
Horton, Chas- Hall-, Dairid Kiri, Thos Limon- Warner, That the arrearegee against lot y,
tine, John Beyana, -Rhbi-K-Illind,--EJ.Moise, Manchester, for 1859,and aeainst lot 34, cen.
Vin Creech, Win E der, John" Barifs.--Alex 11, for 1858 be cancelled, as it appears such
Buell:man, -Win_alerienziee Hugh McDonald, tuxes have been already paideand Mr.Robeit.
-Win Morel., flugh-Ralkweli, Leonard MeTag7 spin receive $1.76, and Ricamel Towniseed and
. e4la! ..ii.r.°11e y ,h A.6311 IdUr7i vr 'N. il el ikes401.A16D.: Johnll ' ;. Nij la' Carried. - • - : • . '
Ballantyne, Thos C Ilbsbie Alheit Powell.
,13ie,j jaiii_ohinie. Satin' Threiner receive eat:de:five clkelarse-a
lilacetord Jas israele • Wm ArMstroie John e e . 0 /. . ey 4.- Meted ,:bv Mr. Warder, seconded .14:
-Powell,. Win Bugg,- 'Wm McGee, Thos Oak, Mr .Snela-Tbat by
Rogerson pa yl the -sum_
Silas Mudge,. Lowell , Walker, Sas Westcott,- of $21:81, and the balance of arre0ages be
John Hollings, Jas Oake, Andrew Turobulle refunded which has been paid on_ lot 7; Oen.
Peter *Taggart, John Thornton, Thas A- 11; viz: $22.27:-7-Carrtffd. . 7
AteDermitt, Nelson McGee, 'llobt Fella, -Wm: .• 5.• Moved by Mr. Longbeitem, seconded
MeLellan,:Alex Stewart, John Hall, John- by Mr, Werwiek, That $2.50 be refunded
Mr. Melville on• actout of Statute -Labin.-
of , marks he had male were- expres3a1 in all
, 'sincerity_ e hoped tit:it • _thin 6.4%15'110w
aft u-nderstiadhie of ntutual Liendsh'n bet ,vcen
is; =So:ig'oy " Rin Banjo."
S tiy Mr.Sart.tt, "Tile C ao0 it Piadie."
Sing- by .1t.4 -James ,h'au k nee The - Tei -
e 1 Pot.- -.13and--" "Qttickstop." SOO4
3* Elliett. c-14:e4ut's Sane
sh el-. Ri.b.J.d Croukls ".The
ree Sono' by Mrp.Burns, • -
1.1 :prop_isd " The Vie:eCheir
fe:4 ir-hde-Victary was de
cro en the. brow of the. dyine
inan.t.' rnadi Soniz:reinarka
ifooti•the toast, 'hi the course uf whieli he
J1153 .141 high eridoneumk apob the vicee:hair_
man's priratel„aird public character. Dr.
Wood delivere inns% eloquent aad -elabor-
ate speech hi response. - -
Sons by -lir, hesk, Aim; e)'
Band-" British Grena,lier." Toa.41,, 4,111..e
health of Mr. 'Alexander- Johnson:" kir.
Johnson acknowledged the toast • in riot
gentlemanly manner. Mr. Adainsan, in-- re-
marking ta this toiist, colup!etely' excelled
hi in sellin language- and • e itiquence. _
S )64' by'Mr. Daigetty,i " John Andersoo
-my Jae." -Seng by Mr. Ritchie, " ,Lewland
Laesie." M. Calloway •- proposed The
latidieal Truro -Sidon," pnupling it ,with the
reime Of. Dr. 0 arelnere, -ifiesporided to by Drs.
Wood and Gardeer. .Todst--" The health
'or Mrs. Adamsoti.T Responded to by gr.
Adamson in a very happy manner. Team -a
'41 he Hosenud Hoste54." -Responded, to by
A. D. Cairieron. Toast-"The.Mettibers of
the Bayfield Braii 13atid.": 'Responded to by
Mr. _Homan: . Toast," The Piper." (Ales
Mansell). A voteef thanks was then -tender-
ed to the chairman for the very gentlemanly
otauner in whieh lie hecl occuoied the chair.
The Band then ; played. a God _Save the
Queen," and the assembly quietly dispersed
at about three o'clock - in the_ niorning, till
expressing the- greateet satisfaction 'at the
proceediners of the evening.'
• ,
try_by all means to discover how far it is
posible to fall back apex! our own ree
sources, but let us not in such a case re-
turn evil fbr evil. '
A SIOTIFICAAT FACT.
Tat PEEEn NEGRO.- It app*ars from a
carefully prepared report that fiftyl tholisand
liberated negcoes in Luisia havh-p,erished
e. from starvation, and from diseases induced by
• wane, duende the past lira yea's.
. ,We quote the above paragraph from the
editoria1 columns of our. excellent con-
temporary, the Hainlltan Times, which is
ultra. -abolition tone, and which cannot
of course he accused .of being 'ideated by
a feeltag of hostility teethe North. Ac-
cepting, then, the assertion as true in
every respict, what a chnelusive proosf it i
that the North has not beea really in earn-
est ia its professed love fur the wretched
negro. Thera have beea very few obsta-
cles to the carrying out of the immediate
emancipation principle Q11 the Lower
- Mississippi since the Fall of New Orleans.
The, valley has been. thrown -Open to
-northern eaterprise'- atunhees ,af New
in?st antav the military leaders of- Britein
t;
st Jed. the ' hie Duke' of:Wellington, one of
the most s ceesftil g-enerals that ever drew a
a %end. Te say nettling of thttast, where
him, and fit airy vatigaished the conqueror of
he disidayel- his great -powersi-.they knew;
that on the continent efEerope he beat.every
Mamba', of ; mile° that Napoleo ii. sent against
cenquerors, Napoleon Bonaparte, on the
plains of WI iterloo. -(Cheers.). -Passing over;
-the Criinea -War and the Mutiny. in the_ Eait,
the facts o ivhicit would be fresh in their'
memories, :1 e wduId ,speak of the land they
. , . . -
lived in. ' 1 Canada .we had a mixed Popula-
tion ; but one the .woree. for that Ther
were frone t e Grampian Hills to the Lanu'e
Ead of En Ad, -from Brill's Greenlee, flout
sunny Fran frOm the beautifiil Rhineland,
from the lei nds el' Holland. and the motile_
tains of Ss tzerland. , All these countries
had sent for 1 their patriote and warriors', and
why- sacred not Cankida, If need . be, send
forth -inen ho would in peace exert the
energy and i war emulate the glorions deeds
of their fore
titers. (Cheers.) In .couclu
siolg the speither urged_his hearers to be true
te themselv anti the Army and Navy of
Britain wool be true to them. His apology
for trespasaire, to Such an -;extent upon the
patience of the audience,- was that he had
lullholland, James Lockland, Chas Baxter,
1 Henry. Yeoman, Chas Haskiu, Nelson Moine,
served. in b branches ef- the .:..service.- James Clorkey, Thos Ti..-.. Sk
(Laughter and Cheers-) e et,
Song by A
White and 13
and gaid the
ed upon him
7 THE DE AFT:
-
(ontrnued.)
_NORRIS.
. _ ,
1st B ittalion.-aDonald MeCalleni, Joel
Sellars; Francis Corbett, Sohn McLeod, Thos,
Ritchie, Patrick Shea, Thomas Ellis,. 'AN m.
McCi•ea; Thos • Corbett, Robt ArnastrOng,
W Buttery, Win. Clegg, Henry Switzer,
John Writson,•JainekW,Lon," -Alex •Mustaed;
John Prikett, 'Thomas Brandon, wie. Rue
ledge, Jahn Srnith, Duncan Ferguson-
IIUUI
bad Foley, Nelson Fralicke -'George Scott,
ThOiSaniple, Angus MeSween, Walteritich,?.
Henry Bannatyne, Irvin Armstroter,
aniel . Moore, . &twat d...FoStee. James _Mc-
reggote Alex. Fraset.
. . .
2nd- Batt2alion. --.Rodolphus . Engtand,
Alex .Krier wite.-•McDofiald wm Powell
. co• . •
George Mamfrize -James Porter, Samuel;
Ratto.n, John itudC1,•Robt Muir, AlekForrest,'
Thos Garniss, Jas Lang, 6e6 ;Ross, Walter'
Barges,. Edw Bryan, win Hays, , Jas Wat3cip,
Thos Cain, Sand 'McGardy, Itichid
Geo. Gamey, Nath Squire, fleeter McKellar,
win Vanson, win : Bryan,. Jas. Moses, Win--
Siaith, John Glazer, Geo Kelly,- Anthony
Sample, Chas Viaress, Alex- Ceiripbell, Jobe
McDonald, .wmtrown, Peter Ellison-, John
McArthur, _ 4taistro`p4,, RObt Dowie,.
David Milhison,-J'as „Scott; fleury Casforde
Edw. Hands.'
.-Joshua Calloway_: The Red,
e., The chairman then rose . a
ftli and last tohst which devolitfD
-
artieularly tolpropose was one. G
whieh he was sure every ou present would
ng...Lnd abolitionists have taken confiecat e
. , e4ant and. cipmPlinientary-little speech, the
heartily resP4Pd. to. Prefac lig it with. a very
-; ed platitatiozni„ with - the erpress - under- chairman then . proposed :tile toast, '4.0ur.
standing that they are to be worked by Guest ii! received With deafeaing Oder?: :The
rreepaci negro,iab...1.,410us2n4 of s.uves vice-. chairmanladded. a ew ery C---omplirnent-
ary:remarks. aBanda--". or ea aright good
in.rfe been sent to the edea offreedom, and Fellom" --I,'
- gas despite `the Sunday _Scheele, and Me. Adam* then rose an after retaini-ng .
g e
thiniter eivilizati '' a the .
a on, an _a absenc' e ofe thanks for th ientliusiastiO manner in whk.h.
- their 014 maaterS, the dreadful fact stands_ and masterly antler, Went ;over his whole'
his health he een drunk, he, id avertable
Oa_ la all its hideousness that- fifty ilyetee Career (I! i offie 1 lire. Ile seid that ever since -.
/nod of the rtewly-fr.aad Wretches have his entrance i to publie fife be had made it
died of starvation and want. And that, although he resiened the arduous ilutiesl' -
a
- his business t study the Public welfare- and
too, at the spot from whence:11o. Stowe of councillor o accept the more onerous -
drew theLag,ree tor her inittioria novel, office of Clerk lef the Counties' Con
, nen, vet
Will Md. phifanthropista who contend for ?rem& n ore general, alitl he sincerely
thigesssvasamly a sphetain whieh he couyl make
euemeaeateat4_ ieneeadideatal Ealinoipa_ hoped that by lid of applicton and persee J
tion crack the nut ? 1%ere's k
r. a ernal la vernuceehe alight be enabled discharge the
it 1 duties pertaundg to.hts office - faithfully and
_
_ satisfactorily. 'his' _worthy redeassor had
• - CLINTON.
ist BattaliOn. -.George-Harland,: wm
Therapson, Geo:. Lanlla, James McDonald,
Gillis Gilchrist, David Grant, John Ridout,
antes Green, John Lockwood, John' Curry,
Hugh Cunnin,ghasze G•eo Beatty, John
Chatnberlane, Jno • Barks,' Jae- McFarlane,
wraFenton Ri h'd
.•Irwin, James Simmons-.
McKinnon, Wni Carnochan, Gilbert Thomp:
son, Jacob Jacob, Sas-Thompsotejno Proud-
foot,George Stanhurry.Dbnald Clarlallormate
McLeod Ebenezer _Forsythe.
,
wawAsosn. •
1st Battation.-Jas Rost, Sarni Stuthers,
Rich.'d Oliver, Wm Phelin, Robt J Brown,
Joseph Smith, Jno Hannah, yvte Patton,
Wen .Lyons, Wm:Sanderson. jtioj Seddy, Edw
McGuire,'Jno FOwlee, Wm Capipbell, pat'rk,
McGuire, Sas Craig,' J as Young, 1Wm Connet,
J no Kerr Jno Demon-, Sas FereAuson.. Rich'd
Jno SteliarteEdW Brophy,Jno'Broolia,
Sas•Farrall, Jiro Mack, Jno lItidle.y, Suitt
I it 1- •
Waldo- Thos Panders Hugh !Doyle Wm
Wilson, Sas -Durnin, Jacob Cummings, Henry
siawlor, Michael Ard, S Neihery,Wm Tindall;
Thos Black, Darken McCallar,Jah McDonald,
jeo McBarney, ' :Feuntaiit Naglor; Tiros
Brandon, Jas Mckenzie, Sao Miezus _Joseph
AVileoti,Donald chez' nan,Normea dab' len,
-Sas: Whyase Jas McCoanel, -GeO-W 7I3erry,
Vin t McArthur; •Vini_
P. (1. White. ,
2nd Battalian.-Wm Wilson,ino Bidwell,
Richal Moore, Alex Rose, Geo Pat'fle
Nueeet, Abraham Wilson,' Geo Patton, Roo't
Bovies,. Alek McConnell, McBrien,
Henry I3oyle, Jno -Boyle, Jno
Davis, Wm Dayidson, Arthur Meidear,
Joseph 'Booth, :Thee-, Horan, Thos Walsh, -
-Martin Donohue, Wm- 13rOdy;Sceeph Crowe,
Thos Mc.Bride,:. Thos Phillips, , Win Todd,
Robt: HailleJoseph Jackson, Jag' Edmond,
Duncan MeDimald Archibald- *Caller, Teo
Williama, .Arthar JO Anderson,
*Richard Leisbinan, Wm Nethery, Wm Dens.
more, Wm McBarney,' Sohn Cook, Sas Neth-
ery, David Saxe Alex Mooney, Jno Mooney,
Jas A,gnewe Thee Agile*, Joseph Heapiny,
tlugh- Cumminz, Jas Rlliott, VV'm Dawes,
Thes Graham, Sue Roberts, Robt Proctor,
Win -Bowes, : J elms; MeCrea, Jae Sevage„ Wm
&blind. • e .
STANLEY.
Ward No 1. Cameron.
Ward No 2.. ; ....... - IV. Riley.
Ward -No 3 . Alex..fohnston.
Ward No 4.. . Thos. Sitnpson.
Ward No 5. - Baird.
- The :contest in Ward" No. 1 between Dr.
Woods end Mr. Cameron was a very keen
one, but the Dr. lost by a majo Ity of 12,
although his friends fought nobiy for him.
• CA.RRICS.
• *ears. Fisher, tIogga Kozel!,
Grein. • •
• -.. -
.G4EEN`OCK:.
••••••••••••••
Inglis, and
_BrMa.;1
sysras;
andValentine. Corrigan, Phalin,
_ _
• THE RAIDERS:
The 'Leader' says that on the 7th, "Mr:
justice Smith has decided the point of juria
diction in opposition- to the previoes decision
ofjudee,Ceursot ; -and the . final decisioa le
now likely to be on the -merits. Another
[mina -which involves a' new question of Jae
asciietiene has, however, been raised by the de
fence •It does not -affect the jute -diction of
.the Court:over which Mr 'Justice with 'pre-
aut of the United States cour over the
crime with which the raiders' are harged..------
I he treaty of extraditien is wi:h ,he,Ueited
Seiteseand it is coetended that unless the Un-
ited States courts' have jurisdiction OM' the
crime charged, the prisoners can no -be given
up. lt•appears that one of our st itutes'pas-
sed to give el:ct -,tp the treaty, expressly ex-
teTaded it to cases over which the separate
Jettes have co iniia tce,but that a subiequent
statute unfits proviSion „The Judte re
servad the point, and promised -to give his clet
cison on Tuesday a but -in the eneatetime he
let fall some expressiens which seed! to make_
.it probable that he trill overrule. thiS new ob-
jection.
ro let sri bee e: t n.°1 ifn
The Council met- this. day pursuant to
HITLLETT COUNCIL
ent. ,All the members
e -
Dee. 17111 1864.
I •
-
au dtejs°oulanlmast 'fleeting wer read and-
.
confirmed. .
1. _In reference to thepetition O'witiam
2nd Ratration.-Andreiv Simpson, Arthur
Blatchford, Andrew Beith, Arm4rong,
Peter Barrows George lairrowi . _Thos. D
Ballairtinie Bryans, Win Crawford, W
Canes, Xrchibal Campbellt Wni-Caitlee• . Am-
brose Cattle, George Cornish,Robert Cooper,
David Dougall, Sum MIKA, Robt Fowler,
Richard Fansen, Win Fulton, George Fine-
-mare Wm Fulton, las -Glenn, Wrie.1/orton,
fit caard Hanford, Jas Hanford, Henry law;
Ciiristopheelryine,Jas Johns•tode, Wm Sackel,
David Jaqs, Wm Reddy, john Kellanda
Win Kirk, Sam Kirk,aRichard Saxton, Jas
Millar, &jell E Wm Moiheith, Jas
Monteith, Jae Mowbray, Zech MineraGeorge
4 R McLeod, Jolin'O-rchaid,Thoihas Pepper,
Wm 11 Passinore, Richard Pollard,Sohn Pin
combe,Stialuel Parkinson, John lee; George
Stacy, Atex-,Fremore, Tifos --Vance 'George
. Willis, Robt Wet Gould jonathan
6inith, George M Scott, . •
TIICEERSUIru.
Lt Battalzon.-'by Archibald, Hugh Re-
f ' . - a -
Dutiovan Wm James Angus McKay Robt
Sills, Roes'_Roberteon, Peter Kelly, Earnest
Schmeediny, Mehl ,Dntoy, wax Carnecha.n,
Arch -Dixon, John Steel; Alex, Nicholson,,
ILigh MeDerniid, RobtFortune :John Man,
tyre, George McKay, James ViIliams, John
Scott, John ProudtOot, R. Chas Stoneman,
David Canipbell, Thomas Kerby, Thotwets
Devereau, John Drover,: John Cameron, Met
Stoddart, George; Gray, Richard Halle, John
Ford, Alex Stinemien, Caw' Sutherland, Den
C Brien. Robt :Hailston,Ratet Patterson, Thos
McKenzie, Jas McMurry,: Isaac Earnest, Win
Mallen, Jas afelitidge, David Walsh, • Jades
Dinsleyerrye -Blare James Hae, George
Thompgoa, Jahn McKinecie; _Peter Cooper,
Jas Campbell. • . • :
2nd Balliztion.Petet Cowan,Aleir Stew-
art, Robt Robeion, Thos -McKenzie, Leonard
Shouldine, Hen re; Jit McVarlane,Thos
Moone, WeaFinlays6n, As Ireland, Jamet
Vanmone . Edwd Aubery,, John jailer, Eger
Veal.--;Kerlay.-:-,,Rilieran,RObt Stephens,
David 0 Bien, Pant Shaffer, Alex *Slag,
gate Samuel. Dixon, Jas ayam Smith,
Alex Fraser, Alfred Campbell, Wei Mek-ar.
lane, Sichiey. Jacob. Jag Seavon, john- Eala
itus, Jae ateKaY, John Park; Alex McKay,
IWni SeottiJohn Thompsitia,•John Blake,Alex
Cowan, Jas Robb, Robt 1sT alayety, jra Chas
Carried. -
6. • Moved by Mr. Lengbottcim, s minded
by Mr: Warwick, l'aat-the sum of 8.80 be
refunded to Mr. C cooper,' being custs in a
sv-suit between haat and C. Dale.
Moved in - ameadnient, by _Mr.
liecoreided by Mr. Warner, that said sam of
$8,80 be net refanded.-Athendment 1 carried
by caming vote of teeeve. 1 • .
7. Moved by Mr. Marwick, seconded by
Mr. Snell That the -sum ot one hundred and
ninety -six dollars be paid from Township
funds' to Hulled and Goderich base tieee and
the sum of fifty dollars to Hulleit and Mc
'Killop base line, and also twentydollars to
dase line Hullettand Morris. -Carrie.
8.. Moved by Mr. /Warner, seconded *by
Lortgbottom,That the followingaecounts
be paid, viz. Mr. Braithwaite $5‘.00, Mr.
Brunsdea $1.5-0, and $2,32 to word 5, to be
bliirged to ne.xt -year; Councillors fees
$96.00, and expenses incurred relative to
base lute and Bennett road businesso$10.90,
and Melville and Binghauss deeds and site,.
$4.50.- Carried. ,
3. Moved by Mr. Warner, seconded by
Mr. Warwick, That Mr. Morgan be appointed
to repair the bridge On the Ira. Road, by
° M -
aexpendine a SUnot exceeding -five dollars,
such sum to be charged to Ward .5, -for. the
year 1865. -Carried. - •
10. Moved by Mr.Warner, seconded by
Mr. Snell, That the Pathruaster ...Miller
Lawson be appointed -to call out men, liabie
to_ perform Statute Labor -to repair tbe bridge
in the M. Block. -Carried.
11. Moved bj Mr. Snell,: seconded by
Mr. Waruert That the Council do new adjourn
to meat again according to law. --Carried.
THOMAS SLOAN,
Township Cleric.
iMILITARY- Swam.- Large amounts of
military stores for the else of the volunteers,
have been 'despatched at the docks at King.e.
8t1311 for -WindsoaChathani, Sandwich, 6 rma
and other points along the Southern fr ntier
of the Western section of the Province.
At Ins residence, Walkerton, thig (Friday)
monung, -Charles Thomas Ambrose, Esq.,
Merchant, after a tingeringiliness in the 44th
year of his age.
,
TRE AMERICAN WAR.
CSAELESTON, Jan. -5-No further move-
ments of the enemy are reported to -day His
force is still concentrating and assembling at
Hardeeville and theSavannah river. There
is no truth in their reported advance on Gra-
hauisville. The reported deaths of flood and
Forrest.are not confirmect - . -
From Savannith,'We learn t114 Gene
man is pursuing a very coneiliator-
aud bas isseed a proclamation permitting planters to bring in their produce, as -usual, and
holds out inducements for ehem to do eo.
Thii looks as if lie felt perfectly secure, and
meant to snake all the frieeds he can.
The Charleston Mercury understands that
Sherman has given the citizens of ?Savannah
15 days to- settle up their bank andothei her
counts,- which are to be balanced in Confed-
ate treasury notes If this be true, there will
be but few open accounts in Savannah after
the 15 day truce expires. Everybody, arid
everybody's relation, will be eager to square
unPesas te:lnievee.r, beyond all doeba we await with
Gen. Hood being new safely across the Ten
some interest for details or bus future, move -
me tits.
Gen.IThomas will endear by all Poisible
means to prevent him if P but delay
eding to Char -
the prospective
bother it be the
him at all event, from .pro
leston or any other point i
lime of Sherman's-match.
object of Hood to -march t, the defence of
Charleston remaini to be. seen. Whatever
is the.deterniination, we may anticipate. more
severe fighting between the rival armies of
the Tennesseeemeanwkile Sheri -nee% march
northward from. Savannah doe -. not appear
to be makinf rapid progress. The weather
has been unpropitious, or other and more im-
portant causes have combined to impede his
advance Charleston. - • .
The Berta; Shenandoah -correspondent
sitys :-There are rumors in circulation - in
that region Which it is not proper to- publish,
that, the Confederates are engaged ie wine
r
very mysterious military moVernentsL
Late Confederate newspapers show that
the fight of the.Jeff, Davis and antieJeffDavis
factions is constantly growing more sanguia,
ary. The lines between them are now
strictly .drairn: Those opeoeed to Davis Ac-
cuse him in the Most open, and vehement
manner of being the cause arall their recent
disasters, and they in turn, ate charged by
Jeff's organs with destroying Confidence in
the ability of the _confederacy to achieve its
iisdependence, preventing frill enforcement of
the conscription and•encouraging deserters.
r1\71.-IY. YORK", Jan. Wortd's Wash-
ingtdp eorreependent says that it is rumored
in that °city that Lee had been placed in coml.
in' and of all the Confederate armies, bud, that
he at once,determined to aut. Beauregard in
command of the. defences of Richmond, in-
tending himself to proceed to Soath Carolina
to concentrate the Confederate forces in that
quarter, Sor the purpose of confronting Sher.
man in his proposed meyemetitenorthward,
Sherman's ,inovement-wae considered by Lee
as more important than any Grant can pos-
sibly make upon Richmond in four months..
Foit DECE3inEtt.----Contents:
lsteA Visit to the Citie.a and CemPs of the'
Confederate States, r8113 64 -part I.e Tony
Butler -a -part XV.; The Public- Schools Re-
port--corictusion. Winchester and Shrews, -
burn My Latest Vacation ,Excurston-paet
; - Aunt Ann's Ghost Story; Cornelius
O'Dowd upon Men and Mime% !-and other
Things in General -part XL
For sale at this Office. Now is the time to
eubscribe for Blackwood ---and the Reviews; -
One dollar spent in • thie menner will yield e
rich harvest of intellectual pleasure.. ,
THE Seam CAMPAIGN. -When the next
-campaign !Tens ia the Southwest, the Fede:
tat armies will be coefrented by the forces of
Nice; .Smite, Taylor, Hood and Magruder,
and then the fallacy that • the armies of the
South are destroyed, will be exposed.- It w;11
thell be foiled that, exclusive of the forces
commanded by Gen Gee,,, the Confederates,
have yet in the mast least oefe hundred and
thirty thousand -men, and when -these are
killed off, they will be replaced from the re-
serves (gala huadred thousand white men, of
the proper military age, who are now scatter-
ed through the States of the Confederacy.
THE MAIIKE TS.
. —
GODEftielt, Jan. 10, 1863.
Fall Wheat,. ...i,......$0:83 @• 0:84
Spring do ..........e. 0:73 @ 0:73a
Oats, .............. ....... 0.:00 @ 0:32
Barley :. ................0:50 0:55
• • • • • • (.._
g
Peas : a... e............ -0:00 - 0:50
Pork .. :............... 5:50 ( 5:75
Be.ea .......a• • • •• • • • 2.00 ...-........... 2 (
:50 3:90
Lambs. a • • la ..1
1).0o
- ....,
Nodes, eaph ..-........... 0:45
0°::500
LI lickens, pair ...... 0:20 • °
Geese, do ....... 025:
!tides (green) ...............3.00 a), 01)11:I/°50°
11acks, do ........ 0:00
Better .,,..,.......,....... 0:00 0:15
Petatoes .............. 030:
1+14,es ..................
00° ::' 51°3 0°°
0:08 5
Vi-ood."...:. ........... 2:00 13;
Apples• • . • , ........••• • . 0140
hay, 9 ton ...,.......*„10:00
Loertmer MAItiCETS.--Fall - Wheat 82cto
traw, to Nortgaga Sale of Lands -
F. per -load: .....- .. 2:50
874e; Spring do 76e to 78e. Oats 34c to TT liRvn
_36e 5 Peas 5geto 60c; Barley 60e to 61e e u ---andvirtue Oft Power of Salo
,: iby --
, - 4 contained WA -Mortgage made by Joe..
Corn 50c to 56c.- .
athan D. 1 Black, of the town of Gederieb, in
NEW Yotis, Jan. 5. -Wheat Market dull. the County of Heron, Gentleman, of the
Oats quiet.- Gold closed at 128 prem. - Brit part, to the Enron Matelot BoiLting
Society, of the second part, (default having
.
.,.-. Ativntistmesto. been made in the due payment' thereof)
wihl
titt
" be sold on
Tuesday, the Seventhltty_of Nam
_
A. D. 1865, at Twelve of the clock posy .
_ at the Auction Mart of /
Mews. nonagon de Haste-4ra,
'KINGSTON STREET, GODER ICE •
the following property, that ii 10 to say: Lei '
Number ten hundred and thirty -aim 4101101
Harbor Flats, in the siud town of Goderich. r
Deed under Power of Sale.
M. C. CAMERON;
:Solicitor for Mortgagees
Dated at my chambers this 5th 'Amory*
1865._ - -- la°
Ntn27Ther tistments.
Insolvent Act or Mt
ANDREW ROBERTSON, _
Plaint/g.
FLAMES WILLIAM PICKFORD,
Defendant.
UPON Vending the Writ of At. tachtnent herein, the return
Thereto, and the affidavits and pe.
pers filed; I do order tam ilia
creditors of the defendant be and
they hereby are notified te'sneet at
.30c F.F. atny chambers in the Court House,
Law Stip j at the Town of Godericli, in the
County of Enron, on WEDNES,
DAY The Twenty -.Fifth day of
JANUARY, A..D. 18651 at Tea
o'clock, a. m., for. the purple of
giving their advice upon the ape
pointment of an official assignee.
Dated:the 6th January, 4..1).1865.
(-Signed) 7 B. COOPER,
Huron k Bruce.
CHARLES WILLIAM PICKFORD,
. Leachville, Co. Huron.
.T. HENRY JLTCE, Toronto,
Plaintiff's Attorney. Jaw 371,504vr
•
A001!.eilRRIAOR
2:3-7.ui rn t_cs.
TflEaubscribemiould announce to the pastier
of Huron and Bruce that he has on baud
-and will -make to order Carriages, Wagons, Ru.
rows, &e., which will be sold cheap for -cash er -
approved credit, on hand and for mile cheap,
CUTTERS and .131-Eloilli
JOHN PASSMO,_IwL4E9,
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Avg 1st. 1363.
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rytHE SUBSCRIBER wiehes to return 'thanks
J. to the public -for pare favors received st their -
hands, and would beg to intiniatelhat he -udder,
mined to waggons
CHEAPER. THAN Evga.,
walla you a Waggon.romriete for $55,00-.
ealh,andall other things in propartinai Atk Ivo*
• Wfirrautied io give Satisfectioito
Ail kindlier Farming Implements made to order,:
- .JOHN AtoPHEIISON.
Oodenelajan.9ila 1865. . -Ilfsarrr
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VALUABLE FIRIONG LAIN
FOR SALE!
Three and a half miles fromthe
TOWN OF GODERICIL
MEE unders;gned has been instructed to
.1. offer for sale
400 acres in one Block,
•
About 72 of whicliare cleared, or, in Loa; to
suit purchasers. _Being composed - of Lots 5
and 6 in the 3 concession, and Tots 5 and 6 in
the 4 concession. oil in the Township of Cel.
borne, Western Division. There are superior
buildiats and a good Orchard on the proper-
ty. A liberal credit will be allowed for part
of the purchase money.
, G. M. TRUMAN.
Godench, Jan 10, 1865.- 50-1m
CAUTION.-.
ALL parties are hereby cautioned against
crediting or Larboring my wife, Mary
Ann Johnstone, On my account, us she' has
left my bed and board without just cause or
provocation, and I will not hold myself res-
ponsible for debts of her contracting after this
-date. - • '`
ROBT. JOHNSTONE.
Colborne, Jan. 7th, 1865. w50`3t
Q TRAY COW. -Strayed from the Maitland
Flats, on or about the list of November
last, a brown andwhite cow, whitish face,
scale over left eye, 4 years old. Information
concerning her. will greatly oblige.
A. NASMYTH.'
Goderich, Jan. 7th 1865. w50 -3t
31oney to Lend,
'ON,very reasonable .terms. 'Apply to
_ 'DOYLE, =
Crabbsonew Block.
Goderieh, 9th jan. 1865. . w50.1yr
NOTICE.
VIE Amnia Meeting ?f the members orths
Co, of Huron Agricultural Society will
be held at Dark's Hotel, Godench, on
Satar-
dsy,2lstinst.,stlo'clockp. ma for tlie par.
pose of electing officers receiving teporiat
from Branch Societies, Ake.
G. X TRUMAN, Secy.
-Gocierich, Jan. 10th, 1865,
rpo SCHOOL TEA.CHERK-Wanted for
Union School, No. oW Huron sod Ash,
flea,' a Properly. qualified mete Teacher,
holding a First orSecond AMC Certificate*,
Engagement to comment, February -
1865. Salary sot to exceed- .$240,.
- JOHNMcLENNAN, Seefiy.
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