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ill BANK OF MONTREAL,
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tin UBE OF ALL KINDS -
an a-sortmenst Uphoiitertrig
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City Gr Gilt ar-ol Roy...fr.00d Mouldings on
clue Framing to Order.
str.ct attention to basinass to
c rib- tratoe.
Nov 17, 1369. w44 -ti
ABLISHED 1848.
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D-SE.Iff-t7EEKLY AND WEEKLY
,--eernz-/Fee&tv erliton, $2.50 per year
TYeekZy edition, only $1,50 "
aa,TEs OF ADVERTISING
Sets. Pet lin
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Marrflges, and Deaths 25
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RICHARD OORE. PHYSIC( N. SURGEON AND
I lb MAct-our-hear Nlanchster C. W.
Febraary 7th. 1867. wlyr
N1C1-1[01E,S(-)N.
SURGEON DENTIST.
Rooms over the Post OfficeeWest Street,
Goderieh.
November 27th, 1869. w45 -t(
era lerevetta.
RARR1STER AND ATTORN EY- A T-LA.W, A sin
.10 S 'L.:nor-in-Chancery. County Crown Attorney,
Gcderich,CartadaWest. Office sn Court House. v14n40
M. Cl Cerrieron.
DARRISTER, ATTORNEy. coNVEYANCER.
1) Kingston st.„ G-oderich. Ont.. w49
Carneron & (illrrow.
111ARRISTERS, SOLICITORs CHANCERY, &c.
I) Office, Kingston street. Goderich.
M. C CAMERON, w52 J. T. Giartow.
1). Shade
get ARR1STER: ATTORNF.Y. SoLICITOR. &c.
lt G,derich, C. III. Office. upstairs Wat•on'S
Block, West nreet entrance first door west of Glagow
ouse. w49
dorm 11. 1 -oroon,
A TTORNF.Y-AT-LAW.OLICITOR IN CHANCERY
Notary Public, Conveyancer, &c.. Ac Godereh.
Ont., • Office. on the south side of West Street; third
door from Court -House Square. w49
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DARRIsTER. ATTORNEY -A LAW. SOLiCITOR
1..) in Chancery, , Gderich. Ontario. Office-
Crabh's blok, Kingston street sw77
IC1ovle St Squler,
BARRISTERS >ND ATToRNI ES, SOLICITORS -
in -Chancery, &c. C.oderch. Ont.
B. L. Dort -E. sw5 W. R. SQUIEtt. B.A.
ritays- & Elwood.
DARRIsTF.R & ATTORNF. VS -A r-LAIV, SOLT-
.1.3 cit.,. in Chancertl& in•lveney. nreu eer. &c.
Moneys to raell OFFR E: Crab's R1 ck, orer
Archibald's Stor.
Willi arra R. Etsvin. 13. A.
CIH \NCERY AND LAW OFFICE. case*s NEW
k.,/ buildins. KnntSion, Street Goderich.
N. B -Conveyancing, Mouey lent on reasonable
erns. Disputed and detective tr!...• to reai estate
ttieted. Goderich. Dec. 24 1S66. sw34
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P. F W A_LKER,,
,,iitLr-i,,-Chan_
cesv. Conveyancer, Notary Public, 3:c.
Office of the Clerk of the Peace, Court House, Godert
eh Chatario • sw94
T. IR. Stoces,
GENT FOR. TFORD AGRICULTURAL
s
111. works_ (Joseph Sharman, proprietor). Residence,
, ay iel1 r ad. w11 -1y -Sp
s. svitcomeon.
ARRISTER, ATTORNEY, SOLICITOR, &c., &c.
LP Clinton, Ont. w35
• • NIONEY TO LEND.
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strong & Sqmer.
EAL ESTATE AND INSUR ASCE AGENTS. NO.
lb 6, Arcade B1! ling. Buffalo, N. Y.
JAM&S C. Sraoso. Att, srney-at-Law. H. R. Sq1JIER,
Nov. 13th, 1369. w.43
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ID. M.rlougtall
ir ICE NSRD kTCTIONE ER, HAYFIELD,' County of
1...4 Huron_ Sales ut village or country punctually at -
ended to. _ w9-1yrS
.1 CI FN- 1-1..A.L DA.IN Jr.
OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE,
NSUR ASCE, LArito AND GENERAL AGENT,
Money at 8 per cent
Mee -West Street. opposite the post (-4fice. God rich
L.. I. fjamllrt.
cilV1T., ENGINEER ANL -.SURVEYOR, LAND
Ageut and Conveyancer. Kincardine.
MRS. DAYS' HOTEL
ArROXETER.
ON the direct road trom Seaforth to
Welkertorr. Every pecessary accorn
modation tor the travelling eealc.
HANNAH DAYS.
Wroeter, E. 18g. w4
WESTERN' EXCHANGE, LW 'KNOW
MRS. AlNDREVir PONOGH, PROPRIETOR.
' FIRSTCLASS accommodation. The
table is supplied wi tb all the delicacies
of the season ; and the bar with the best
brands of liouors and Cigars. w20
Auction & Commission.
GO DERICH &CLIN'TON
Established 1.Si5
2AL1S of IVIiseellandous Property in GoJer7ch
1.0 every Saturday, and to Clinton every Wed-
nesday.
Moneyadvanced on Property er immediate
sate aad prompt returns made.
Farm Steck and other Sales punctually attend-
ed to throughout the County,
G. M. TRUEMAN'S auction Mart,
w6-1 Starke* square, iluderich
Monay to Loan on Real Estate,
A PPRAISEEL to the Trustand LoanCompany
11otUppctUaflad.
..TEWEMAIN,
Market Square , Coderieh
sill,t11 PO'
triBE undersigned having purnhase? the Ylain-
.1 inghtili and Sash Factory owned, and oc-
eupied by Donald Cumming, are Thiw prepared
to carry on the business of manufacturing
Sah, Doors, Blinds,
Mouldings,Flooring,
Wing,
and all kinds of •
0111C L4E W 1„
,• Snell as Circle and -gothic Sash and Frames
iTkey think from their •Ixperience in Factory
rY(ork.thatthey ('an give satisfaction to all who
may LaVOr them with a ealt.
• ‚LB.Aiberam
deount to the trade.
20,000 fee of Dry inch and a quarter
Floating on band.
JAS BUCHANAN,
DAVID LAWSON,
• WM ROMNSOM.
nett. Mrirch,4th. 186n.
'N. • • ste55
SAW -LOGS & STAYE-BOLTS
wNTED.
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, D. C., TLI.TRSDAY, FEB. 10, 1870.
Buitte59 Mirectrn.
D. bUTHERLAND
DEALER IN
Cal. Lumber, Shiogles, Liths, &e.,
YAnstD, at the 'father and corner West
and Wate-loo Strets.--? .irtice, en Waterloo
sreet, in rear of the yard-
Goderich. Nov. 5th, 1s68. 42wassw lvr*
Cons inetcalTiotel.vlitcherle.SV
rOFIN !TICKS, Proprietor. This is th
airgestand bestCountry Hotel In Wester
janada.and onarges AS inoderate as any H ani
in Thy -hell. Atage Proprietor. Good en.blingror
100 Horsesgorses and Carriages for Hite, on
Saortest N otieee 140
THE subscriber in returningthanks for the liberal
patronage so long bestowed upon hint, begs to in-
form his numerous customers and the public generally
that in consequence uf tjt. late tire, he has removed his
business to the store formerly occupied by Mr. Booth,
West street, next Dank of nontreal, where everything
n his line will be found and
All Kinds ofJob Work will he Done
the saine as usual.
G. N. DAVIS-
Goderich. 29tli March 1869
1 BARRY & BRO.,
CABINET MAKERS
W 00D -TURNERS ?
AND UNDERTAKERS
Hamilton St„ Goderich,
VEEP constantly on baud for sale all arti-
a cles in their line, such as
Becixteads, Chairs, Tables,
Sofas, arc.,
eja All kinds of wood -turning done, such a
Nool posts, stair bannisters, neckyokes, &c
Always on hand, a complete
ASSORTMENT OF COFFINS
and a HEARSE to hire on reasonable term
Gederich. May 3rd. 1866 15w6m•
GOD ERIUll
WAGON &CARRIME
Da Et, 13 r .r:5 t 3r
Fr HE SulAcritier would announce to the pub-
itc ot H.uron and Bruce, that he Sinew man-
ufacturing first-class
Carriges, Waggons, Sleghs,
Ci1..lttewts9 CfCC,./
which wai be suits Olik:AP OR CAS[ -1.
Wanted a wood -worker, and two
apprentices -one to learn wood -work and
the other blacksmithing.
JOHN PASMORE,
Victoria Street, Goderich
Coderich.Mav 16th. 1868. w49
FARM r'OR SALE.
Fr1-""E OR TO RENT. -Lot No 6, Con 10. W.
D. Asidield, Co4luron, containing SO acres. 25
cleared, with ho.d nbarn. There Is a living creek
on the farm..lt is a zorner lot. Price $18.00 pet acre,
rent $40.00 and taxes. • MA turiN DURKIN.
London. Feb.2. 1868 w 2.
Farm for Sale.
mem subscriber offers for sale El of lot 2, Ilth con.,
1 W D. Ashtleld, distant about 44 miles from Bel-
fast, eontainuag 100 acres more or less, graures clear-
ed,8 or 10 choppeo. 10 acres good cedar and the bal-
ance hrdwood. 4 new frame house, 18.24; good
orchard and well, Schoolhouse on next lot. The soil
is good clay loara. Price 81000, $600 cash and easy
erms for balaace• Further particulars may be obtained
from the proprietor, DENNIS SHEA.
25th Nov. 1869. w45 6m* Belfast P. 0
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
F. R. MANN,
House Sign & Carriage Painter.
TNESIRES TO ACQUAINT THE PUBLIC THAT
JJ he bas fitted up a shop on North street next to the
Wesleyan Methodist Church, with varnish room at-
tached where he is prepared to fill all orders promptly,
and at reasonable prices. Thankful for.the patrionage
of the last ?years solicits a continuance of the same.
Now is the time to Paint your Cutters,
Sleighs, and Carriages.
gar Orders front country Carriage shops attended to
with dispateh.
Sign Painting, Gilding. Graining, e Glazing. PaRer-
hanging. tic., &c.
F. R. MANN-:
Goderich. Nov. 8, 1869. • wee
• NEW PATENT
'P
STRACHAN & MoEINNONI Fiveauda halimillica pounds isteylin,- COLBORNE HOTE1,,
LACESM:ITIN3, Nelson street, Godereh, would • T11litiburement ot Una enormous sun3 over
intimate tofarmers rind others that, having pur- a wide area, has without doubt contributed ,to • - ° CODERICH.
ebased therightfor Carter's Hay Lifterthey are now the eatablununent of this lntitulion, in the •
•erenaredito furnish them at $.5.00 each., confidence of Corporations, 'Merchants. •
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1114.1m=•11••••11.=...YENNAMIA ANAMSAMMIOM
— - - - —• — — -
Buoiness 1Diettorp. HAZLEHURST &COOKE CANADA.
NeW,7,0,./WW70,c1,..
UN ITED STATES.
,XUCTIONEER,
_ _ — The Dunkin Bill has been carried in the - The lilac bushes in sheltered, sucny
Stoves ! -Stoves! COMMISSION AGENTSA.C„ &C. township of Murray.
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• PLA IN
AND FANCY'
90 DiT W ..ek
• COAL OIL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Crabb's Block, (VanEvery's old stand)
KINGSTON STREET, GODERIOH
ONTARIO.
Ar3 ().• Sales in town and country punctual-
.
-attended to
Goderich July 12th, 1869. • w24
ger Coal Oil Lamps, &c. &c. Old Iron.
Copper,- lirdss, Wool Pickings. and Sheep Skins
taken in exchange.
J. de J STORY,
13Eir' Si -n of th - Large Coal Oil Barrel,
1Goderice. eterch 15t,1S67' 6-1
NOW IS YaU OfTANCE
Prices to Suit the Times!
PHOTOGRAPHS
$1.00 Per Dozen.
fl
ALF DOZEN FROM BACK NEGATIVE
Ai- 51 cents, postage free. One dozen from
back negutive 87 cents,postagefree, to any
address.
rr Particular Attention paid to (opy-
ing old Ambrotypes.
For eiiher large or small photegraphs. The
subscriber in returning thatilok for the liberal
patroliage heretofore extended to - him,
would just say thin he has made such im-
provements itt his gallery as will merit a con-
tinuance of the seme.
Da A Great Reduction on
Large Photogaphs.
•• E. L. JOHNSON.
Goderich Oct. 26, 1869.
ts44tf.
NOT C E.
All parties indebted to R.Runciman & Co
RITHER BY NOTE OR BOOK AC-
"coun tare hereby noti tied, that uhless they
CALL AN') PAY UP AT ONCE
hey will be sued, without further notice.
R. RUNCIMAN,
• Huron Foundary,
Goderich, Ont.
Photographs reduced to $1.00 per Doz., G ederich, 29th Dec.. 1868.
OR 75Ct8. PER HALF DOZEN.
Large Photograph Reduced in
Proportion.
Alsowill make the largest Photographs made in Goder-
ich. very cheap. Poreehtin pictures frorn one dollar
upwards at
D. CAMPBELL'S
Photograph Gallery.
Goderich, Oct. 19th. 1869, w27
TEE
Oldest Eslablishannt in Town.
,,,egfee
MARTIN AMANN
1. -Ens To INFORM HIS CUSTOMERS
I) that he is till able to seil for cash, at the
owest rates,
ILL KINDS OF'
At his shop on Kiegston
Huron Home Godereto.
Godencl. Oct.3. 1868.
FURNiTtritE•.
Street, opposite the
time tom a call.
Swl W7.
Maitland Salt Well
PLATT'S PATENT EVAPORATOR,
The undersigned is prepared to
FURNISH No. 1 SALT,-.'
IN AN) QUANTITY AT THE
c) west 13' e,
FROM THE ABOVE WELL.
S. 11. DETLOR.
Gode- rich, August 3rd, 1869. w27
CHEAP LANDS FOR SAL:Ei',
I N
TOWN OF CODERICH.
T OTS 1323,1324 & 1334, $30 each, sub -division Park
11 Lots 2 and3 in con A. Lots 116, 149 and 150 840.
Township of Wawanosh, North 24 acres lot18, eon. 1,
me Township ofAshileld, Southerly 16 acres ofEast
of South* lot 1, con. 4, W. D, $100.
Apply to
THOMAS WEATHERALD,
P. L. Surveyor, Goderieh.
Goderich. Dec. 18th 1868. w48tf.
THE LIVERPOOL-& LONDON
AND GLOBE
w49.
ROOM PAPERS
ROOM PAKIIS.
A VERY LARGE V
ARIETY
Three Different, Kinds of Papers
REQUIRE".
For Halls, Parlors, Dining Rooms
and Dr.lwing Rooms,
ALL NEW PATTERNS,
Good Stock and declared by Painters and Paper Hang
ers to be the most beautiful designs,
The Best and Cheapest
PAPERS EVER INTRODUCED
IN GODERICH.
FOR SALE AT
UTLER'S.
Goderich. April lath. 1809. w]1 -
ALLAN P. Pillt,CLEAN,
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'831H1013
I:LAS JUST RCEPir ED A LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS
Consisting in part of lanestof England Broad-
cloths, Beavers, Whitneys, Bearskins, Fatcy
English. Seoteh,and French Tweeda,Cashmeres,
Doeskins, and a variety of Canadian Cloths;
Plain, Satin, and Flowered Vestings, Shirts,
Gloves, Caps, Sec., &c.
He feels confident of goring satisfaction to alt
who may tavothim with their orders.
TWEED SUITS (all wool)$12 and upwards.
ten .—Cutting done to Order, -55a
Goderici, Sent 25th. 1866 sw8
GODERICH MILLS
TO BENT.
11111E undersig,ned having taken the above well-known
1. Mills into his own hands Is now prepared to rent
hem on reasmmble terms to some competent person
or one year. `
For particulars apply to
Goderich. May 12. 1869.
WM. PIPER.
w-16tf
TO 1MT.
P
let In the Town of Goderich, for a term of years a
1 Brick Cottage with a large orchard and six acres
of good land. For particulars apply,t0.
W. D. ALLEN.
Goderieh Sept. 27th 1869 w36t
MONEY TO LEND
ON IMPROVED FAhMS,
AT 8 PE11. CENT!
INSURANCE • COMPANY Some to Invest in Town Propert)
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Barrister. k.c. ,G oderich
J. B. GORDON,
dltirsilignetebrt np:rxioisdteibiense Tpahoirtirzzoes yeexacrse,edainn: Gederich.Seot.13.1-84 . qw.n.t
• made in is neat and substantial matinee end Sesee.wil tionseholders, and business -men generally, •
nitig sunset/0E0,s ARHPREPARED TO bLitE great-satior factionto those who havemsed thein. 2ARTIN & SON.
contractefor the cleaveryof a quantitj of Ali agent will be out for the sale en theauterin a wherever it is represe,.ted. • • - , •• ,• •
• ln italsi year, l86, tbe Fire Ptenumus •
Eta, Ash, Beech, Pine,. and- Hemlock, oderih. Jas. eeth,1860. alone ....t9.970
awligt, also, Stave Bolts iroCit • . 20th year,1856, " 1: ie. . .x2,22,279 Room.
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•In it/ lOtt year,y+46; CC Xe17,763 Gpod Acconlinodations. Ample Stable
Stbe, 30th rar, 1866,- • • • • Or. xs-anae
• . • 4".. house, kept in Good Style.
Farmers wery a .-(Me year ter„ 4867, • 0: 4g 481g,055 ;• 03- This -admitted to be First class
• iiiivered sin ifteir eireinises opposite tbe railway
• 7er
persiesaara apply to 3tr aunn on the premises or ()TUBAS, ,ThetiPieifiR.gtirsirvitona js 5%.127 16684 •fin comber 20th,1870. .
• tigerestdeues of Mr James Tomlinson _ sweetfe
T e . eaetve un fie now ,
:Station. Abate undertake the. sawing of cestom- togs•. •
— • -
eTANDLY & Co.
' '•The reiliesentetf throunhoitt (TO.. • ;,•;.-A-- •
teildS
• sodericb,saraPecamber, 2860-
v(49-tf 13ring Oa 21 101L- tame Ilorses. •tino. and. Vire b inthieritati Ants, ;
- • -• whomsPpliektfon,for instiranee-may bonde.
ArltgalSr ER or Impruvcd Farms and Vitt(' iE,TdiYli()R;-stCOLBORSHOTEtBod (*.. G.2MI_TitestdentSacreutrv,,,.
O'N Teri reasonable terms. Apply.!
•e Land- Office,
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• • cliche after twentyroneyear •
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awl' for Sale, teep_erienceleprepared te Doctor nonsesforallalseales A. M. ROSS, Ag_eai for C4fertch
,
B 11'13:1. DYLE,
• ,
ek. M. Tali OMAN, N M. -Horses examined as to Stinndneati =' Elliott, for Exeter, W.N. Watson, kirSeatorth „• • • Savage new Bleck
oterielt, March 1.1867. Mantel Square '3°4°14°4 loth Auc- 1869. aodench,rdb.11.1bs. w47 etoderich, gni isn• 1865.
-POOR copy.
places, in New York, are
A colored clergyman recently took his
little leaves. green with bud, Mr Disrxli is reportedconvalescent from )
text from what he called "Paul's 'pistle eo
the Canadians." -a- A 'youthful negro is in the Albany
.,
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The Hebrew workmen in London are 1
agitating fur leave to %vork ini the Sab- i rapidly drawing to a close. The etraord-
The salmon spew -tan' g geszeti' is' now
while the rose bushes are putting out an attack ..f geut.
The Montreal Presbytery tried to cen- penitentiary, for selling a dre'Ssed cat for F'atii• I ber and beginning of October stocked the
inary run of salmon in' the end of Septem-
failed by 7 to 5.
Mr Macdougall proposes to establish a - An industrious old man in Co t' ' • ,•
York.
nnec 1- Pings is aunouned. Deceased wa.s SO years
The death i ,f Adniiral Sir Thotras Fla.st- Tay, Earn, Almond, and' other streatns,
sere Knox Ohurch for using an organehut a rabbit to one of the filet families in New I
cut,. whose early education was neglected.
- ' of :te with breeding fish to such an extent that
the present spawning season well be, if n
out whitewashin done in here" to have sent tit his resignation, is 80 yeare casualties occur, the most produces e ore
day Review, to discuss the North-West has put out 'a sign announcing: " Go
weekly sixteen -page pper, a sort of Satur- The Instep efSt. Asaph, wise is repla,' record.
and politics generally.in ;of age.
1 Since Fehrtia London, Jan. 29. -It is reported to -den"
the B in It fel Colonial Eau' t‘.e.it F, (1.
„f that the Pope has yielded to France, and
It is reported in Ottawa that Captain
witb this atrocity" Haveh
- The Courant tantalizes its readers I have been pent
ry last, 3,16 emigrants
tett through the wettcy
lead to the alter one of the accomplished
how did he get shot 1 He bought 'em."
got shot? Got shot 1 No, It is now staled that the Duke of Marl-
you heard r is aigra I 1 en
borough will assume the leadership of the withdrawn the project_ of infallibility.
datighters of Ron Wm Macdougall.
Conservative party in the House of Lents. , Ex-Gcvernor Darling of Victoria
Seymour, of theRille Brigade, aill shortly
of the man who :
. . . his career as a pirate 102 years ago Hans 1 date have been exc rrge
dead.
working order, and mestisag
es of to -day's
North Lanark is anxious about Mac-
, Besit- fee estalsnehieg steam life- boats at an y.
The Overland Telegraph to In ta is in
Dore is coming to America.
ts hoist the papers say :-" He commenced ,
• - In New Orleans there -ifs a man of
dougall.
- ' and the
where shipwreclis are most ftequetiti
se paints 'if the coast of Great Britain ; Faithful unto Death Donald MoDonald
d Bombay.
ha clbetween-Londoti
A tutu' has been started by Capt.,
The bankers are baiting Hincks at Ot- ' now at the age of 118 he is a dock rat and '
tawa.
Sandfielcl helped to arrest a runaway - It is asserted that Rev, Dr, He,,cock, bartheo, ate nee being built on the 'Mersey Fochabers, died lately, and left a favorite
'Int i large steamers, each of 4000 tons with Mr. Sutherlaxil, at Tannaehy, nat'
who had been a shepherd for some years
a river thief."
thief in Toronto last evening. of Buffalo, said in a recent discourse that for the IS, at 11:1:1,1 SWanisliiii ciiiiiiaiiy, collie,which appearsto have been devotedly
Hamilton boasts sand -paper worka.- there is as much reason for demanding the rhey will he i lie largest
tile eception of the Great was lying in his co
next eleetion. he Bible in a planing mill or Nerid. m it b. xffin the
woolen factory as in the coninem schools. Eastern. steeiners in the attached to his master. When Donald
These are to rub Sandfield down at the reading of t
faithful dog wag
The flight of geese northward is already - A South Carolina paper declares that observed to stand up and place his paws on
.
married another while friends were mak- sir tleerga Francis Seymour, G.C.B., tbe edge of the coffin. Ile gazed for a con -
winter is over.
ing preparations for the funeral, and with G.C. H., died in London, on Jan. 21st, siderable time on the face of his deceased
annoanced. The birds evidently think a young man who lost his wife last %seek
A rumor prevails that six companies of
his bride bele wed the remains sorrowful- aged .83 years. Ile was the eldest seri ef owner, as if taking a final farewell, and,
Ad lead Lerd Hugh Setanotir While singular to say, he accompanied the
the R. C. Rifles and a battery will be dis-
ly tu the graNe. quite a led he tittered the Batish Navy funeral procession to the burying ground
m,
patched to Red River, via Fort Willia
1 _ inge, fought in 1806 on board the North- four miles from his master's residence,
in the spring. . - The earnings of the Union Pacific
Col Begot, ot the 69th, lost all his ward- Railway fur the six months enditie Dec. timberland. He was at one time comman- Two days atter, the poor disconsolate
robe, civil and military, by a fire in his pl, 1869, amounted to n 4,011,161,033. der -in -chief of the Hoyal fleet in the Faunas. animal was observed scraping upon the
quarters, at Quebec, on Monday_ and the _mould had been so far
He was so lisepiently transferred to North gra.ve,
The Grand iver has everflowed its pounds, and wor
- A solid lump of gold, weighing 96 America and West Indian waters lia Nv.
th e22,000, enind in a s cleared out that he coffin was exit el.
banks in variou places, and caused much
1
Francisco. 1866, he wes appeinted A.diniral. He was The devoted collie was removed with din
damage to property. mind of the eetied Kniedotti. The de_ uncommon attachment to the sexton-
ficulty, and he has since then formed an
California mile, is. being exhibited in San also a L .id ef t Ise, Admiralty, and Vice- Ad- .
The Kingston daily News has reason to , . .
— A project le on foot to beild a Rail- ceased .,fficer was a grandsen of the fitea Dundee Advertiser.
abandoned the intention, formed some , •
time ago, to disbend the Royal Canadian
tAtawa Railway.
ma, to cannect with'the Brockville ad . to I, Lai, tit e.
NI ' f El ef d • d 1 ' • a - London Jan. 28. -The Pall Malt
MriDease was elected M. P. f r Queen's bama claims question have been suspend-
! Gazette stales that negotiations on the A lab
believe that the Imperial Go, erntnent has
way from Morristown i arqIILS 0 ei et. an mu prestimp Ito
U. S., to Philaden si • • 1
Rifles. '
-Since the 9th instant there ha,sbeenan The statisties ef Belfast show c eat/lima ed.
Comity without epposition.
1 he London Fret Press deprecates 'par -
appalling mortality near proofs of enterpriee and prosperity. The land belonging to the Estate of the
ties.
who have forfeited che confidence of ail par-
whitesYand seventeen hia.cks. S liege de- • ee Ale" !Pn'''.
Quincy, Fiorida.
Alice M Gum weed 10o years, and ..if returned by order of the Government.
, e seized by officers of the Crwn, has been,
ty.' This is always the way with those
s sr toi,...repor s le death ' late George Peabody, which was recently
Te ent four deaths have eccurred- seven Th T c Coot't t• t ti •
raises are positively known. There are Atishael Hamill, aged 103.
A Toronto„correspondent of the Otiawa reports of the deaths of many more negroes Mr. M'S wines', a county magistratentas Cotton spinners,in theFactories at Wigan
Lancaster, are on a strike,and. 3,000 -hands
Free Press speaks of the Telegraph, and • in the country. The mecheal fraternity been deprived cif the Commission of tale
are idle.
pap*ers of such ilk, which floui•ish under enotitinate the disease meningitis -in- Peace for swearing and using offensive
the shadow of Jeln S.'s shirt collar.
fiaffiniation of the enveloping membranes language to Mr. Dunscombe, a Protestant
Sir John Duke Coleridge, Member of
On aceteunt of the sensation created in of the brain -and spinal affection. clerg,yulan, and the Macroom Board of .
Perliament from Exeter,addressed a meet.
the Cabinet by exposure by the Evening - mg of his constituents last evening, in ati
Mail of Sir Francis Hincks' intended int- - Guardians.
Miss Grdinr who was file 1 at and important speech, defining and defending
At the Iowa, State Fair of 1866a man
. received throtints I mistake four dollars more.
E E AN.
Great Britain.
VOL. XXIII.—NO
7.11161•1•111. I
35 marriages were celebrated in Silmar-
, nock on Old Year's night, the greatest
number celebeted-on the same night since
the Registration Act came into operation.
and parteapeted • it tlae battle of St. Dom. at Chapelford. in the Enzie, a distance ot
position of export duty on seasoned lulu -
than he was titled to. Hd woui it:ld in Maymis progressing favorably. the policy of the Ministry.
her, he has withdrawn it. e moveto
and -endured„,,,, guawing
No clue whatever has been diseuvered as PRAXCE.
' Pennsylvania., -ethe s
A correspondent of London Advertiser, the perpetraters of the outra,ge. Some
of conscience till the Christmss of 1869,
overheard a conversation between ter)
friends of John Sandfield; who said he . minus the interest, because 'the mistake
wheu he remitted the amount to the society, - furth-er a.grarian eutrages of a severe char- On
acter have been rep irted frotu the Cuunty Victor Noir, Marshal Canrobert, the
Mayo. the day of the funeral in Paris of
felt nervous about Meeting the last Sesee .c.omrnander-m-chief of the force' abrent the'
was the society's, and not his.'
sion of the Ontario Parliament, and would Mr. Walsh, an eeg dealer, was rec-ently city, was asked what he would do in eEtse
„_.
-Prince Arthur is winning eidden °pin-
probably' dissolve it during the summer shot dead near Tuatte He is stated to of a riot. He replied, 'I shall shoot down
and hurry on a new election. We, er,, En_ ions in the United States, and is being re- have been a very inoffensive person, and 40,000 men if necessary, and I only ask
von, are ready any time. ceived with the utmost courtesy by the
the only reason that can he assigned for his five minutes to quiet Paris.'
Look out for counterfeit $10, Bank of
lic. murder is envy of his great success: 'He Paris, Jan. 30. -The organization Of the
Cotnnierce Bills. was shot for buying eggs at too high a new company for the canalization of the
It is reported that Senator McPbersen -A sehemis on foot fur promoting an Price.'
held Pour
isthmus of Darien, wag completed last even.
will support Hincks' financial and curren_ extensive emigration of St+ edes to the An imposing elmanonstration was on ing, and the capital all subscribed •
cy scheme.
Southern Stats. A native of Sweden Friday in County Meath, at Wein'', near French bankers and a dozen American capia-e•
the borders of Westmeath. A farmer, talista are at the head ofit. Such are the
The Pope has issued a Bull against the owning land in Mississippi, has advanced
namn
ed Maenaeara, who held 200acres,was powerful combinations exifsting that they
Fenians in Ireland and America. sufficient monen to enable the first party,
200 in numbe-, to sail for New Orleans.
A. Levinge, the On ner and as there was mus.
lucobtTahine tteovecrnonnicessentiowniu of ethescalgretah:
evicted by the Sheriff. at the suit of Miss
It is reported that Hon Wm McDongall They are to repay his advances (Athol their
has placed his commission as Governor of labour. ,
reason to apprehend a riot a fore,e of 150 The company wait the report of the United
constabulary was present to enforce the States exploring expedition to go ter work,
habcre. 3iacutathara had a lease of the The journals to -day state that the
the North-West Territory at the disposal The Watertown mid Rome Railroad
of the Cabiuet. et
in se ew York recently killed a passenger
lauds at los. an acr. When the lease ex- French Minister of the Interior, in reply
*telegram from Montreal of the 29th for the first titne in eighteen years.
pired he was called upon to pay 30s. He to the demand of an English Company for
says : "Two human hands which had been
skinned, were found at the door (if a nine
-CommodoreVanderbiltrefusestontake got into arrears to the exteut of firer 300/. the priviledge uf laying a cable front
nery, in St. Jean Baptiste street when the a will. He desires that his youthful wife (a year and a hails rent), and to avoid a Algiers to France, replied that hereafter
porter opened it this morning.”
shall have her full legal share of lug pro -
The Montreal Customs' duties for the • petty. She will be heir, therefore, when
month of January amounted to $169,940. he dies, to some $53,000,000.
The Quebec Chief of Police's report for -Small-pox is very wide -spread and
1869 shows an excess of 856 arrests over fatal in New York. A new, disease, the
1868, the number being 2,909, of which i relapsing fevef, has also broken out.
e seventy-nine Episcopal
w York city.
ta of the New York theatres,
ifor the past y at were $3,001,751,
and St John's Wards, with none in St
Lewis; three in Palace two in St Peter's, -Therelis notnuw asingle apprentice itt
and but one in Champlain ward. all the ship -yards of NewYuk.
TORONTO, 1869. -Tavern Licenses, 220; .
the revenue from which amounts to $13,-
-The last spanof the Ohio River Bridge
200. Shop Licenses, 56; revenue, $3,360. was completed yesterday. The bridge .s
Saloon Licenses. 8; revenue. $800. Total one mile in leugth.
2,125 were of males, and 684 of females. -There a
It sets down the number of houses of ill- churches in
fame in the city at 126, of which 120 are
in St Roch's, Jacques Cartier Monthalm -The recei
revenue, $17,360. Revenue of previous _The joint owners of a house in Paris.
year from some source, $16,030. Increase III., couldn't agree on the matter of inov
last year, $1,330. ing it. The one who desired removal
Mrs Howe, wife of Hon Joseph, nar- thereupon sawed the house exactly in
rowly escaped being killed at Ottawa yes. halves, andcarted off hie share in triumph.
,terday. A riniavvay team dashed into the
sleigh in which she seas riding, smashing it
to pieces, and injuringher about the head. .
The first of a series of Fenian mass meet-
ings, to be held along the Canadian fron- THE PEABODY FUNERAL.
tier, was held in Buffalo on Saturthy.-
Exciting speeches were made, and much
enthusiasm was displayed.
Death of Gen. Wyndham,
A telegram has been received by Mr.
Brydges, now staying in Toronto, announc-
ing that the illness of Gen. Sir Charles
Wyndham terminated in his death last
evening at half past 8 o'clock. He died at
Jacksonville, Florida, U. S.
St • DC:Dining°.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30. -The steamer from
Hayti reports much agitation on the Same-
na question, and that the provisional gov-
ernment will probably assist Cabral in a
movement to defeat the plan of President
Baez, of St. Doiningoiof selling the bay,
or otherwise parting with any portien of it,
or the neighboring territory, to the United
States.
A French war steamer had lost 40 of her
crew by yellow fever.
Mexico.
San Francisco, Jan 29. -Mexican aclv i-
ces state that a pronunciamento was issued
in San Luis, Potosi, on the 30th of De-
cember, declaring the independence of the
State, on the ground of repeated violation
of the national Constitution by President
Juarez.
Paraguay.
• Lisbon;Jan 30.--Thehnail steamer from
Rio Janeiro has arrived. The Argentine
troops had returned from Paraguay to
their homes and the .dra,zilian volunteers
were expecead to arrive in a few days at
Rio..
Reported D,ea,thorDr, Livingstone.
(By Cakle Telegraph).
• LONDON. February 2.
A letter has been received here from
Capt. Coda ane, of the Royal Navy, com-
manding the Petrel, stationed en the Afri-
can coat. He reports that Dr. David
Livingstonehad been burned -as a wizard
-by a chief iithe interior.
- Mr. Dawson is ;getting a number of
:boats Made in TOronto for road -making
purpoSes in the North-West They will
'arry from 30 to 40 men each
Me. Chin iqUy spoketo a crammed house
on Thursday night itt Montreal -the
neciiiimi being -the Anniversary of the
French Canadian Missionary Society
•
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DISEMBARKATION OF THE REMAINS.
THE PROCEEDINGS AT PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Me., Jan. 29.
The Maine Legislature accompanied by
many ladies arrived,here at an earlydeeir,
going on board thp steamer Mahoning and
made a trip around LI 4teet returning iu
time to be present 'at the receptient. An
immense crowd covered every point of
lookout, filled the boats in the harLour
and swarmed in the rigging of the ship-
ping. All the vesseLs in the harbour die -
played their colours at half mast and busi-
ness was suspended throughout the city.
At 11 &clock the Monarch fire one guu as
a signal that the remains were disembark-
ed; which was follotted by minute guns
from the rest of the fleet, Fort Profile and
the arsenal. The boats of the fleet were
drawn up below, south of the Monarch in
two lines, each headed by a long boat. At
11:15 Admiral Farragut's flag steamer,
having the remains on board, guarded by
the officers of the Monarch, two companies
of the marines and the baud of the Monarch
preceded by the steatner Iris, with the
band of the 5th Uttited States artillery on
board, playing a dirge. The Monarch
steamed slowly up througn the double line
of boats and proceeded tip the harbor, fol-
lowed by two lines of boats filled by men
seated with oars a -peak, and Admiral
Farragut in the steamer Cohasset bringing
up the rear. Upon arriving at the wharf
where Gov. Chamberlain and staff were
stationed, the body was taken on shere and
placed on the car. • The procession then
formed and marched to the City Hall. On
reaching the Ball, Capt Commerell, of the
Monarch, delivered a feeling address, and
transferred bischarge to Gov. Chamberlain,
who made an appropriate i-eply. The
coffin was then placed on the funeral car
which was drawn by six black horses, with
seizure 1 ad all his chattels removed tattle all monopoly in telegrapinc cables wonld
lends. The process was carried out with- be abolished, and that even private plaice
out any disturbane'the police force being were at liberty to lay cablett.
too strong for aur attempt at resistance. Rome, Jan. 39. -The exeGrand Duke
There are 1.018 Latter -Day Saints itt. ee
Seotlaud. Tuscany, Leopuld the y-estet-
day, aged 73 .) ear.
. It is proposed to form a new literary
society in Scotland, having for its object
the publication of a uniform edition of the •
-
Cuba
Scottish histories. Havana, Jan. 28. -The Diario publishet
a report, by al eye wituess, ef a !many eta--
At the meeting of the Edinburgh U. P.
gagemena on January 1st, which resented
Presbytery, on Tuesday, the Rev. Dr.
in great destructton of life, During the
Johnston :ailed attention to certain state -
night the insurgents constrneted a line rif
aten's by the Rev. Gr. Gilfillan, of Dandee,
entrenchments, and the Spaniards being
to the effect that the Standards of the
Church contained wttat was dubious'false, •unaware of the fact, were surmised with a
ileav
v volley of musketry and cannon.-
and mischievous ; also that that the Short,-
e
er Catechism was full of blunders. Ijr. The troops then stormed the ntrench.
Johnston suggested thatthe Dundee Pres-
ments. The rebel loss is estimated at over
ebytery should be communicated with on
300 killed, and the Spattish hies at nearly
the subjeet, and tabled a motion so direct -
200 killed and wounded -
ing, but delayed by discussion till next KEY WEST, Jan. 31.-GoazaloCastaron,
meeting of Presbytery. editor of the Voz de Cuba, while standing
en the porch of his hotel, was attacked by .
On Wednesday afternoon, Bailie Lewis,
several Cubans who opened a fire oil him
of Edinburgh, read a paper on the Scottie's.
with their pistols. He returned fire -and
Poor Law system. in the Law Amendment
Society sRooms,PrincesStreet,Edinburgh. had wounded three of 'his assailant, when
he received a shot from the effect of which
Be maintained that the tendency of the
he die i in fifteen niinutes. Several arrests
Poor Law of 1845 was to foster pauperism
have been made. The editere of Key Weer
and to degrade the poverty-stricken. He
Despatch in a card withdrew the artita
considered it a lamentable fact that no
which they published this morning on au
fewer than 223,215 persons had been re -
'approaching duel fer the reason that the
lieved by the Paruchial Boardsof Scotland
during the last year -a number consider- statements made are inexect.
ably larger than the population of Edin-
burgh and Leith. or in the proportion of The lost Steams!. United Zinesetntit
one to every 13i id the entire population
of Scotlaud. This, he thought, showed
The Cincinnatti Timescontains the fl di() VA7
withunt controversy the necessity of im-
mediate and combined action for the re- i d
ng letter
hwn, ,New York :-"A . pri-
cancer.
vate ietter received ctIof the loss of the Chit-
mre says parttent.are
ove' or mitigation of this great social have been receive
ed Kingdom, which sailed from ltai3' Pan
G "TI tlii see leops rite itamka ainntdeg dupit,o,hatutthiattihdeouirne iasanreeaLsta5h0a,g20000waioafina
wards heard from. The steamer strack an
April for Glasgow, and was never after
iceberg in a dense fog near mid -aware ami
made iSs appearance in Glasgow, in a dairy went to pieces at (nice, everybody verbal -
in Cathie gate.
sad cases of death from indulgence in drink apnicdketdhenu
The Glasgow papers report numerous lashing hintsell to a spar. He was not
4re
d)era
ingghetdela. yils oaftewL, ,
ing except one. sailer, who succeeded in
taken to England and remained insane an-
phr afbesceovtenne
at the New Year season.
til three or feur weeks ago, when' he re-
At the eighth annual soiree ot the Glas-
gained his senses, told hes story and fate
go w - United Working Men's Tot ti
Abstinence Society, held in the City Hal,
sater et name IS given asslienry Ebelein"
of the ship, and died the satne day. The •
the chair was occupied by Mr Thomas of , •
JEN-SINS AegoAD.-,,Thetoliottinwcurions•
Mackie, President,- who was supported onl
stecitnen of Russien Jenkensisin islyellish-
signed the pledge in 1869.
the platform by the Rev. Dr Wallace, Res. _ _
F Ferguson, Mr. R Stevenson, &c. The
ed by the Toniboff Gazette under the head
chairman stated that 6,500 persons had
perial Majesty deigned to wake at 7 a. in.
Walker.' Sae completed her 103d year
DEATHS At BrYce's Land Govan on the of "Court News' :-"Yesterday his lei_
an after a frugal breakfast, was graciouslsi
31st tilt., en old woman known as ?Granny
ing the wood with: his snit, a bear, named
apparently by A happy instinct to recreato
abont until within a few days of her death.
on the 'shortest day, and was able to walk eleaaed to go for a bear hunt. on the mind mind of the father of our holy Russia,
She was a natiVe of Tarbert. At No. 3
EastCrawford street, -Glasgow, (the houge
tsse
of his daughter, Mrs Pick) on the 341 lust, immediately came to the s.pot where, line
e
Angus McKinnon,an old Waterloo veteran
majesty had posted linrir. Paralysed at,
of the 79th Regitnent, aged 83 years. the sight of the ruler of millions. of being -
who )(lease him, the bear stood still, an..
it was observed that instead of the fie,y
Greenock from New York in twenty-one
days, having accomplished four voyages
The iron ship Abeona recently arrived at
usuall chant t ' cl h'
aspect bwhich thi ' ni . •
y s savage anise- 34,
La
turning from the chase, his majestv catintn:
across _the Atlantic and home in nine
subject, to the 'lapin:1m of being put ere
as if he were looking forward, like a hsyet,
bore ao expression of ieliseful anticipation,
sable plumes and sweeping covers of black
broadcloth. The .xatege arrived at the •months and five days, including th
death bv his gracious sovereign. On fee
City Hall at 12:45 p. m. Notwithstanding tervening detentions at each Tuef
cold ; bat the usual remedies haring bee
and marines drew up in line arid reversed
arms; e3itlehetedoeffirnzast-henbo
a heavy fall of snow at the time, the streets - Abeena was the winner of t e ontread
were packed with spectators. The soldiery
offirneeialitputehnrfaimegrhs three voyages to the St. Lawrence an
back in six and a half months4,
Freemas,..nry is rapidly on the increase He then went to bed, an%1 tie xt moriainz, ho
ocean race last season, ba.vmg accomplished
applied .t,i hitn, he deio-ned to feel better.
latO4kaeelle"
pall -bearers. The ceffin was silently placed East Neuk. a long defunct lodge has sprung
of the City Government follewed by the in the ancient kingdom of Fife. lathe was gracionsly pleased t
upon the catatalqne which was surrounded •fp with renewed vigor,and all over 'fair
hy burning . tapers. '. • _Fife' the Order prospers. In the `Ls g The new Warden of Lambtorj,
The guards- were , placed, and Capt, Loon o Kirkcaldy' there are two lodges- Da,waragave a dinner Lest night in Sarnies
Commerel, having fulfilled his trust. the 'Kirkcaldy, No. 72' and the 'Oswald Mr. Mckenzie, M. P., and Mr. Patdess
accompanied by Admiral Farragut, retired. of Dunnikier, No. 4682 P. P., were present.
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