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WILL ns. AT ROME FOR CONSULTATION
Vf Lipton etelock, a. in. everr clay. Wal Visit
deals ailitay hour aftert.vards, !lighter day W49
04.0. Shannon jf.D.
GousIttort, C. W
Pl£07..."M.A.N.,
PttYSICIAN, SURGEON. CORONER, &c. Mee
and Residence third door east of CentralSchool. 40
It*. M. MelK Eci-CING-, M. ID.
• ICRNIIATE COLLEGU PHYSICIANS .1.2a) SUR,
-L4 GOONS. C. E. Residence. the bOtiSti formerly
eneapied by 31r. 3. V. C. Raidan; Elgin Street.
sm„ cAss-Asyv,
(of McGill College)
P EITSICIAN. SURGEON,tc.. 0450, oVerlim Drag
tore, Geticricla, Ontario. „ sw102
Atedica,le
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- wee only 7 eezete end atoll:Atria '
while the French lost 1,639 ita priseteen
alone. The Fretiela have beet 'badly bee4
ten near Ainien& Their army Ii118 tetiii&
, routed, ond. lied toward Arms. Fu/le
'Feerich griDS were recaptured. On Mote
flay, the 28th, the rac.intadyoftladkrench
, army of the Loire attempted. to force a
:_. passage toward'Fontainebleate by a lieaeYt
Iand generalattack. Theyenconlateteel
the 10th Prussian corpe, at Batteals2U
miles north of Orleans. The tiessaelas? I
were enichly ;pa/stoned lei% the isilieise:
'entry and 1st cavalry divieions, Tho'.
French ouslauglitwas repels:ea witla aibavy
• loss in killed, vounied mei pritemere;
,
YOUNG
especially the latter. Felling in Ea% eV
JAMES Editor.
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GEO. COX &ABRAHAM SMITH, Proprietors.
$1.00 PER AWN* IN' ArevASreetio,
$2.00 es.er OXP
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"The Greatest Possible Gooto the aieatest ppssik.ivumber."
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GObERICH, ONTARIO, D.C., TITURSDAX, DEO. 8, 187(Yr
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• tempt, the army 4 the Loire withdreve
QUITE PROBAilii.
London, Nov. *SO, 9.30 is.
"Globe" this afternoon pub blies lid
ARD110011E, PRYSICIAN.SURGEON awn 13 M • CS ID trettO rp •
.5- ▪ to ACcoucheur. Mauchoster, C. W.
February tht. 1867. IsSyr
8. WALDEN, 1. 13.
PEITSICIAN; SURGEON. l'ACCOUVREUR
OfCce and Residence (Late Widow MaeThersou's
Hotel). Amberly Oat.,
November2/st /370.
r a Eat:Avis.
DARIIISTER AND ATTOWNEY,AT-LAW, ono
• S'ar..titoNia•Clartcerv,-Connty Crown Attorne71
Goderich,ConadaWeet. (Mice in Court House. v14n40
r744 -61n.
M. 0- Cameron,
ARRISTER, ATTORNEY, CONVF.YANCER,
Singsten et.. Gederich, Ont, w49
Careterott .55 CA -arrow.
DARTIISTERS, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, kc.
Oce, Kingston stet% Goderich.
M. C. CA-UM:WE, *5 3. T. Gannoir.
wan II. 67-Grac3e,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW,SOLICITOR1N CILANCERY
it. Notary Public, Conveyancer, &c., &c., Goderich,
Ont., (Mice, on the south side of West Street, third
door from Const -House Swore. w49
• Isdac E, 'roiaas,
liDAIIRISTER,
ATTORNEY- a P -LAW, SOLICITOR
1,1 in Chancery. An., Goderieh, Ontario. Office—
c.bb's bleak, Kingston street sw77
4 1:1<syle IS -gaiter,
epenereas AND aTronsaes, SOLICITORS -
D in aneer e. Goderich, Ont.
E. L. Donn. sw5 W. R. Soma. B.A.
P • F WALKER
• Attorney -at -Law
3, Solicitor -hi -Chan -
%Conveyancer, Notary Public, &e.
Office of the Clerk of the Peace, Court Rouse, Goder-
oh Ontario. sw94,
_mays do Elwood,
DARRIS'TER 5:i ATTORNEYS -AT -LA IV, sou-
l) chars in Chaucer, & I resolvency,Ccnvecr • r car, &c.
Money to Lend- OFTICS : Crabb's El ck, over
Mr. Arehilall's Store.
-R-• 13 min, rt. A.
riff ANC= AND LAW OFFICE. CRARE'S NEW
tj buticliUgs, Kingston, Street Goderie.h.
N. R. ,Coaveyancing, Money lent on reasonabie
erros. Disgatoaarld defective utles to real estate
quieted- Goderich. Aug. 14 1889. w30
31. NICIECOLSON;
SURGEOIV DENTIST.
Rooms over th.ePost Office, West Street,
Gederich.
Augxst 14th, 1870 vraOtf
GIFFORD ELLIOT.
1
Otttittess il)irectorp.
MERRY & illiESS-MACK.
MISSES STWART
DEG TO INTIMATE THAT THEY HIVE RENTED
1.)The Store on the Market Square, next door to Mrs.
Maek's Confectionery Store, Where they are prepared
to execute allorders for millinery and dress -making in
The Newest -Styles and with Despatch
N. B. Several -apprentices wanted immediately.
Goderich 12 Sent, 1870. sw7-6m
B. MCOORMOK, TAILOR, 8"1.
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MO-kEY-T-0.1.END
ON.EASY TERMS
INCORPORATED] TIM A. D. 180
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nouneement .of the capitniielots or Ws
- IA To the -Editor of Vie Signal
$6afinnt $2 ; Robert Johnston job on 15th the people north wish .to continue it, Isay ean be traced to no authentic tettece,
LU Imo cop 8, $30 ; Thos. Simpson lob 11.,4 them clo it as far.as they choose. What
Donald rePairer. culvert,. con. 6 and 7 'squashing us. Of Course if in a few were entire are; yoDeITTtihoes 0Lov vireA.ms*T. h
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NOW IS YOU& CHANCE THE ,MAInt ElEWER.
ire Sta.-A few hints thrown ent at this at Greys bridge, 23,Peter Cantlons job 'London requires is small dicap road
a time hi reference to the e011StilictiOn of the on B. line, $13.86 e David Logam's.job on through a country. that we are likely to do 1n
.171 $:- a, „e effortof Aurelles to
veneb
sevier mieht be beneficial, or otherwise, to side lone 50 and 51, lst con. $16, John ' businessin; if it couldfbe built for m000. 'the relief of Parie have failed, no pro--
s : ad
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e-1 • the Ratepayers The Councilhas nota- McEwan job on B.lrne 68 45 „lobs _re- !per mile, it would do. We Want a road visions of Paris 'are nlmost eaansaet:
0 yet committed themselves hy =meting ported.let Ituf not finished, S Lockridge a Ito benefit London, and not one to benefit scarcely a fortnight's supply is remember •
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, any tender, as I believe the tenders werejob of crosswaying on con. B. amount $27- !the Kineaidine people at our expense. -
PROPOSED RESTO7RATION of T E EMPIRE':
M not opened lest Iiight, as it -was generally 55 and Edisard Fair a job on side line 5 !Again, if you ask the Londoners t() vote _
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. 1_3 undesstood they were to be Should the and 6, Core 6, gravelling, an.ount $11. for $100,000 for a road that Would cast, New York, Noy30.-The LendoiO
following stiggestiori meet the eye -of any Moved 'by Mr Scott, see by -Mr Moffatt / before it was -in running order, about 62,- "Times' says :-Importanrunners are!
S.-- - 'one of our Oity Fathers it might change that the account of W Irwin forCenstabletsi 000,000, they *would vote nay, butirask a afloat, to-- the effset that ismerctr hes?
s =
,, ....re they read.
! his mind as to carrying, ont the proposed fees,: be -paid amount $3.10—Carried. reasonable amount for a benefit oild theY or;irsetunhincohedBliefahiaeoliliiti ;polTtvantelri:71,Toroaestttborii:ttiihnled
plan of Sewer. • Take the specifications a l'flovedjg Mr. Scott, sem by Me Hogg that c are ready and Willing. I like progress,
The Society paysits Solicitor's charges. Anv Own of refering to the letter of J. W. C. Brownat but am not willing to go into it blind. 1
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HURON & '`ERIE
SAVINGS & LOAN SOCIETY. ..")
oAPIrAL, - egoopo.
Clan ADVANGES*MONEY ON SEMI 124
91-1.ft,rSo? Real Estate, and on 'Terms very favorable <I
to borrowers. Al4
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• NO L ANYERS' COSTS ARE CHA.RGED.
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ellinlal•Imp •
Cedar piles cannot be driven -at the Esn. in xefirrence to the road conveyed to thank you for the time and Space.
"Tilll S'1 S t
mouey, from $200 upwards, is lent ft r any number of . • v ternsinus ; as the river bed is of flat rock. the bonne' Turitberry by John Fisher Yours truly, CHAS. LILLEY. Vs, arms* (If Peace -have' al"
any time with little ornn delay beyond the time oc- -• -
years, from one to fifteen. Money may lie obtained at . Prices to Suit the TnftePe ready been settled, if not signed,. with,'
An Open Stone (totter ieliable to be re- that the said conveyance be riot returned London, Nov. 29, •
movedfrom its bel by -the filteringof water to Mr Fisher, nor the money paid to him .
maple& in investigating the title end preparing the . • . Nappleon at Wilhelmshohe,wheiebyeapear
(MOLEANS OLD STAND, EAST Se.) tertelf e, the rap ?Irv/hick • is. paid by theukter.
PREVIOUSLY CUTTER, TO J. 0, DETL011, & Co
TESTIMONIAL repo his loan by yearly half- 1 or month' pay- • spongy springy places and where earth has but that the one b i
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amouti o t e oan la advanced -no dedue on hotographs reduced te '11.00 per Doz 'through the seams of .the paving, and also till the exiating Mortgage toThomas Galt . A /Breen 1.33,021 WpopiA31:
ofteu add so materially to the cost of :loan from
• the basis of theeession of the strotagholdd
being =defer commission or other downs. which *P• from land slides which cannot be prevent- on said property is discharged asqar as the of Strasbourg wad Metz to Gernereaye
- other Societies or from Individuals. The borrower ean Olt 75cts. PER H•ALF DOZEN. ed on a hill side, where there are so many Road is codeerned,described in said Deed, Wingbam, Nov. 26, 1870. Napoleon and his Marsbals, Maciklahoag
ODERICHI9rst, SEPT. 1869, Mr. McCORMICK
_IX has been in our employment as Cutter for over 1
year. Hc is capable of cutting for any first class
establishment. We bespeak for him the confidence of
any who may employ him.
701EIN C. DETLOR & Co
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INT _w
Waggon and Carriage
A 1TORNEY-at Law, Solicitor in Chancery. Cos -
Jot vevancer,
WINGRAM, Or.
Money to lend. Disputed Titks quieted. Crown
L and Patents obtained cheaply; •
,Ittly 25th. 1870. 727-111
'T. B. Stokes, .
A GENT FOR STRATFORD AGRICULTURAL
worim. (Joseph Sharman. proprietor). Residence,
iyaeld Road. - - - v,11-13-gp
S. Maleoiralfson,
DARRIsraeuCATTORNEY, SOLICITOR, tsc.,/ce.
1..1 Chino:4,0m w85
MONEY TO LEND.
- Strong .St Swaim%
r• EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, NO.
11, 6. Arerale Building, Buffalo, N. Y.
LUSTS 0. 9sRO.I1E, Attorney -at -Law. H. R. BrlinEll.
, Aug. 13th 18I0.
_ .re.esiersoiseeeli
r ICENSED ATCTIONEER, BAYFIELD, County of
L.4 Elnron. Salem village or country punctually at -
no to.
1.4. 11aant1111, •
/11171lg „MIGDIEER AND SURNEVOR, LAND
kJ amend Conveyancer. llniratrdine. 1
-W. G. WILSON
Tamar of Marriage_ Licenses,
Insurance 8t Real Estate Agout
neesnatneIONEle re; B. B.
MODS, MORTGAGES!, &co
Drawn' AND EXEetrfluD,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 8 per cent.
Oct 18th;1870. sw17-ly =MIL Out.
BRADEN AND CLUCAS;
HOUR, Sign Sir Ornamental Painters,
ApRyt-FranmsandlmitatorSofWeeds andMarble
• 11..1.2•TG18T01117 Street. •
Ca. /CV 330-331 XL X Cf 35C.
Agents for Sackson'a universal 'Mop and
Wringer:,
• Opposite. &raiders HardwardeStore.
Gradeli,Ang..17.18742. lyw31
• 'kali LONDON
COMMERCIAL pOLLEGE
AND
TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE,
FACTORY.
•••••••=mi Emiv
men . The periodical instalments include, be,a des
twee Photograph Reduce in to be made hp to receive the gutter. The Bank till said Mortgage is released -Car- city isbecom tig alive to the importance head of the reinnante of the leaperie
tinguished. an the mortgage disehamed as the end of Also will make the kroestPlintographs made in Goder about a000. Now why smt substitute an Haugh th.a6the Collector's Bondbe accept- it.
4 Year Y.m y e depositedn e
interest, a small sum for prineipal, and they are so•
divided that by their payment tbe debt is entirely ex- Pro tortion. , stone gutter as laid down in plan will cost ried. Moved by Mr Scott, see. b• y Mr. of•a railway to connect Lake Huron with Guard end the 300,000 li'rench prisoners*
Mn. WII.L1AiRS,-44A.R.Stn,-4 see your Razaine, Ls. Bumf and eareebert, at
the time stipulated. Joh, very cheap. Porcelain pictures from one dollar now counecil its Germany, who are td
iron tube of sufficent dimensions to. carry ad b3r the1.0cnineil with Gibson and R. •
n wards at
TEXA.11/1PLIEB.-A Vorrovver obtains $500 for P
15 years ; fays $66,70 each year. ,and at the end of D. CAMPBELL'S off the water say one foot in diameter. AlGraham. 1as sureities--Oarried. ,Moved should be d ne nd Wilt do t d
• 1 am sure shell a work is the thing that have their arms restored,. vie! mereh
- the time his Mortgage is paid off. The rapidly in-
oreasin business of this Society is the best indication Goderich, Ang.-15th, 1870.
German venni. now before 1Paris. They
vise vioutd discharee the water farther than a benture beetranted to. James McGuire for _ else.--------
iS te only -thing to save
lisrd w
The cost of an Iron tube would be about Moved by :Mr. Scott,„ sec. by Mr Moffatt built, I, for one would do all my busi- superseded by the French, will returni
BATHS & ELLIOTT
HAVE pleasure inintimat-
Ing to the public of town
,[4. na d eountry that they have
N ‘'IIIIIIIlr:;;:'
.... opened a Waggonard Carriage
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'4i7v le V Shop on St. 13arvicl se st,
-- (Lewis Elliott's old arand,) im-
mediately adloining the Western HoteL B. & E,
attend personally to all the work entrusted to them,
and ige prepared to turn out
Waggons, Buggies, -
Cutters, Sleighs,
and everything in their line, of the very best material
and workmanship and at the very lowest remunerative
rates,
CO MI Mt X 1\T art
• Promptly attended to.
ON HAND, a large assortment of
ffit C.:4r 3E -3C
which will be sold Cheap for Cash or Cord..
wootl
Goderich, Aug 1 1870. w30
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NEW:GROCERPSTOliE•
W tirrE.LAY & ELLIOTT
Dee rents IN
GROCERIES.,
PROVISIONS',
WINES 86 LIQUORS.
Corner Kingston Street .S; Market Square
GODERICH,
Goderiek June 20811 1870. sw874f
MRS. DAYS' HOTEL
WROKBTER.
(IN the direct road trom •Seaforth to
A., Walkerton. Every necessary accom
modation tor the travelling pubic.
•; HANNAH DAYS.
Wroxeter. Aug. 15; 18g7.: w30
HURON :HOTEL,..
mime, co. nereciet
JOHN PRANG, Proprietor.
This house is fitted up with every convenience for
thetra.velling public, •
tgrgoodStabliiig and promptattendance.
Aug 15. 1870. w15-tf
PHOTOGRAPHS
$1.00 Per' Dozen.
Photograph Gallery. Witli the greaefall the pipe would have it by Mr ScWZ
Ott seo. by Mr Haugh that a de- pageant, from 'the Rhine,and relieve the;
vel the t ade of the city than anything
r
o , a Tnore o 9 -
of tbe vor vita which it is regarded by the farming
community. and its popularity will become greater as
the merits of its system oflending become better knOwn
• and understood By the small payments of prinelpal
included in tbe yearly instalment, the borrower gradu-
ally, and without trouble, pays .off his loan -thus
avoiding the risk °nosing his property, which to often
happens when the pnneipal falls due in a large Silla at
the end of the term, Re lean, at any time, pay °This
loan in advance on favorable terms (which can be set-
tled at any monthly meeting by the Directors. on the
application of the borrower,) and interest at six per
'cent. per annum willbe allowed °nail paqmonts invaucead?
Full particulars and loan table maybe obtained at
ths Society's -Office. or by letter postpaid, addressed to
the Secretary, or from any of the Society's valuators
CIIARLES FERMIUM. Valuator at • doderich
drain 'four times its size • could carry die goods giv to Mrs Blanchard -Carried. London feein. the complete loss of the wilt forethe capitulation ef thecapitale
water at foot on the I00 of a descent. Mre-Blenc as. granted $10 as charity, trade with the north. 'It a railroad was The German troops besieging Paris being
GRAND DISPLAY 2.10 ppoesritroont wrouunlndinng-otmee3cacseuerde 65.00 per.
tthheatluvnotetiep1aof tEheieretenpaoyfersoobnenctutkoersn to sfaess, I think, iii'London, as it would' be home, except thoseWhose presence will be:
foot which would be a savang of over half coasts:1er the property ofremodellmg the
• of the cost of the. stone pafing, be more School &Wens in thisTownship-Carried.
- MONEY TO LE -ND
Atereatly reduce Rotes of Interest.
TflHE undersigned has any amount of money to loan
from two to fifteen years, at a lowrate of interest
and favourable terms of repayment, payable by yearly
histalmentarate of expenses will defy competitoii.
HORACE 'LORTON,
&PPratser for the Canada Per..
inanent Building Jiz Savingsne
Society., of Toronto.
INSURANCE CARD.
The Subscriber is agent for the following first-class
Insurance Coraparaies
PHOENIXof London, England.
HARTFORD of Hartford.
PROVINCIAL of Toronto.
BRITISH AMERICA, of fToronto.
Fire do PCLarine business done lat thelowest
ates
11011ACE HORTON:
Office Market Snare,
Sept 26th, 1870.
D. FERCUrN
HAS OP,ENED - OUT.
- IN DRY GOODS .
substantial,andsupply all therequirements Moved by 3Ir Scott, sec. by IYIr Moffat
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THE BEST QU A LITIES
/foef the stone gutter in carrying off the that the BY -Law authorizing the Trustees
vey water) will flow through a dram of 3x4‘
slides, frests, stc. As to the cedar box Schoolliouse in said section for the terns
• drain, let any of our City Fathers draw
at it, he will imagine he has drawn some
Let him calculate how mabh water (for!
believe the 'maypole of the drain is to con -
of its getting out of repair by leaks, land- ffuna of $300 to build an addition to the
water, and there would be no•pessibility of S. S. td. 8, (Wingham) to borrow the
modern barn door instead •of a box drain.
each section of box drain full size and look
with a descent of one foot in 100 and
littE LATEST STYLR
THE CHOICEST PATIEHNS
AT
THE LOWEST PRICES
His Factories & Sheetings
it will pay you r
TO DRIVE 20 MILES
TO PURCHASE
,For tiheapness
is
he will come to the conclusion that the
drain would be too small to -convey tre
water of the Maitland river, but entirely
too lerge: to carry off -the water :of this
town. A drain 2.1.2 feet will be more than
sufficient; be less expensive .and leave
no room for doubt as to its. strength, if
beilt of 3 inch cedar plank. And there is
some room for doubtaboutthe strength of
a 3x4feetcediaboxcenstructedaii described
it specification. The great liability of the
box is to collapse from the preasUre -of
earth from outside. The cost of 2x2 feet
and quality all his stook drain Would be about $10 per rod, and
Unequalled. the one proposed. would cost about $20
per rod. Now why throw away so much
moneyon the large drain ? Why not build
the 2x2 feet drain at one /half the cost?
Neither of the drains will last more than
20 years, and by that vitae they will all be
surpassed by good brick or stone sewer.
Yours, she
- A RATEPAYER.
Goderich.
w36 -1y.
" 0 ,,..ig
„ ;4 I4 -„-,
0 OA Nr
in fi A Pci:+1..1mI
, Poi ,412 TO CALL `.ROVNO, TO HIS
eF" Pi Vt Eani / 114 . 0
2 ,,,,,,, STTCORAIM
to ON HAMILTON STREET
. - El fel o
•r1 before completing your pureheee,s.1 '
LOT OF COTTON YARNS
BSr.r QUALITY
AZ MILL prams
IN BOOTS ar SHOES
CANNOT BE COMPETED WITH
HIS GROCERIES
Are equal in all respects to those vihich
have gained him he reputation of",
; keening -
THE MOST RELIABbE
FAMILY 'GROOVRY
ITI Jp011
• 13 42001Z-Tir IDEPILSTGi-BY NGL.AND
• Dotibto Entry, taught by a superior plan- of
Actual Ekisinw_a Transactions. Ttorongli inatruetiOn
iLa Commercial low, Aritinnefie. Busraess'eerres-
ploodecrii, Penmanship, Betddfig, Telegraphing-, pliort
road W4ting,- tce, For follintormation„,
Adiress;
JONES. ik tEr4p,
London, Ontario.
7tIon,ey to Lend,
"rourgetziwo Apoyto
T.,. Dona,
eavgespe5rilt out
-Goderieh.'An415.1670- eInd
ItIONU- TO
1,1
PrALFDOZENPROMBACKNEGATIaen
51 cents, postage free. One dozen from
hack negative 87 cents, postage free;to any
address. -
HE CHARGES NOTHING
FOR 'SHOWING GOODS
AND
-YOU WILL SAVE MONEY
BY BUYING FROM
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Das ParticularAttention fild to Copy-
ing old trabrotypes; -
For eldiarlarge or small photographi.The
subacfiler in returning thanks for the liberal
patronage loretefore ettensled to him,
wouldjust. say that he haa made suet- iin-.
provementainhiigalleryaa will -Merles -con-
tinuance °film same.
tr,' A: Great- -Redaction :»
Large Photographs.
JOkINS0N.
GoaetiCheAtig:15; 1870. waff
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Lazarus, IffOrris& Co.
—
D. FERG- SON
Oiderieb, Aug 15,1870 • w30 if
IMPROV.ED FARMS,
,&12 8 PEL CENT -1
--Auor
Some to Invogr In Town Property,
1.B GORDO.N.e
Barrister.4a.,Godericin
Go *rick, Aug 15, 1870' awl
:PIANO TORTE
A7111% -r • =383 anvost ocrarn, Fora
rens(' Rosevrocd Piano,by Weber
for id.'ety iir")tarICE. Wads, Pano rotten/id orgr
r trier ; ire %tenet British Z.v4urtge Hotel
Goder-cli. Oth-AsiPtSt. _
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-COLBORN E HOTEL,
CODER1CH.
,.,•■•■•••••111...
MAHTIN, Proprietor.
esi.mmilsermo
30
RIR! GROCER
Isla -tura FOR irs
CONVENIENT SITUATION
RELIABLE STOCK
MODERA.TEPRICES AND CONSTANT
- °C1VeLITY.
The La.rgeituaineap "done b
OPtiCians eltd Vittlists, the 1117-,41.-Becurell 511P1317
mircsxyirTirtamazi,,
,1111it11-4-4-11 ;1; 11.11--;
• TO THE WORKING CLASS. -Weare nowpZirekto
•lionislialleluseswitheonstantemployinensed hCallettlia
; -whole of giethne or for the spare 'momenta. Ikoinessnew,
Remand profitable. &mons Ofeithersexently earufkom.
. We. to Wilier etming,and a cropoitionsi sum by devotbig
their whole time tothe butinesa. • gctlae.rnjiesroj
as rauclissraen• Thatallwhe see this notiee maysenath
• address...line teat the badness, we nuke tide -unparalleled
-.eery Toeuehiuutre n ot well sarewill send 411 to pay •
for the tronbliefiniting. Full ..n.lres,a valtuiblasani.
le whip will de to COMMeneeworkon, and asopy of The
People,irlterary Costpanims.-one of the largest and •
&rally newspapers published -74a sent *en by man.
trim want_permanent, profitable _Werk_addree.
Arara= vo, anausr4.)i
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Stoves 1
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PF
..610reelid for ItTelebra'ted Penh !Pea GROCEEMS ALWAYS.
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MAGNTOICENT-
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SpectaCles, appointed Ir. JORDON, chemist and
Druggist, Oodericir, Ont - as Ibex 13o.e
Agent rot this Plate. They have takeitoare to give all
needfulinstnittions. an have coaseence in the ability A
ot their Agents to the requirements of 'all customers. -21
An opportunity wilt be -thus earded to Mein*. Is
si
tirnes,Spesteoles unequalled by any for their strength -
Slung and preserving qualities. isT
sensation, bin, on ths cornrary;-frorti the peculiar con. 3 et,_ `,on „
the ordinary glasseswom. There is no glimmering, E
or/menage-the sight, dizziness, or other roligrossa ^ • , •
Too mur-li eennot be amides la theft superiority over OF CROCK
%wetland' theLanses,they ans soothing, end pleasant, Astral* rara u'lltioWera Dsna TIT all pat..
causing* feeling ofrehenotte /sorer, aitAtrod,__ .nolusterns, styles ancl priees. Theist.,
adman:1 &sleet 'vision, go in the Pathlin ratutrali t took •
PRESERVE AS WELL ALASSIST THE A from a
sight. Theism:4M* only Speeneles ear. geg g Miovm to choose
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house kept in Gooa Style.
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Cesusiteretitiliegel,Miebei le. IV
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TWO TUCKS, Proprietor. This h tis
• issretesil booth:moo until le Wester
Osgeases,sei sweet; es essoisestess say Hants
ettsoPeopneter. GootstibLnigfer
lieseem UMW* smICarnstol for ilrism
florliottistior;
B. Frew tikell for
Tower Coneroa-The regular meeting
was held on IstPec. Present, the Mayor'
in the- chair, Reeve, Passmore, Howell,
Sinitb, Seymotin Cameron, Sinclair,
Detlor, McKay, Runciman, Clifford and
Watson. Miautes of previous meeting
were ready approved and signed. Sundry
relief Petitions were disposed of. A
Petition was presented by Att. E Heater,
praying for -a remission: of part of the
license fee on hisnew peeinises. Moved
by Mr. Seymour, seconded by Mr. Watson
that the petition be received and. fyled,
carried. The amendment Of Mr
Gardiner, seconded by Mr. Smith that half
the amount be refunded being lost. A
Petition praying for a column lathe assess-
ment roll to allow the ratepayers at the
coming elections to yote_ " saloons"or
" no saloons" was granted. Sundry 'ac-
counts 'were read and passed. Report of
the Street Inspector, !showing among ather
things that -the grading of Maitland. Road
which, was tendered for at $1.75 per rod ,
but the tenders not accepted, was nominee: lbest place to locate the terminus. There
cal at $1.10 per rod by day labor; was read was set good harbor ,about to be
and ordered. tobofyled. /loved by -Mr. made at _ that point, on - which the
Sinclair, seconded by Mr. Cameron that. gorrerninent were ahoutaWaipend a large,
the tenders of which there were 8) for the amount of money, and the county of Huron
construction of Main Sewer be opened by it had also appropriated a grant to aid in the
Committee of the Road and Bridge Cern- zonstruntioniof a harbor of refuge. Water
raittee, withlhe addition of theReeve and colunniieation of the best kind could be
Deputy Reeve; Oommittee to Meet on
Friday night. ity-Laar No. 8 appointing
returning officers was passed as follows e-
ar David's Ward, B HazIenuit at
brabb's Bali; - St, George's Ward; - D.
Gorden at Waxerooms,' West° ; St.
Patrick's Ward, -S. Pentland at Fireman's
EaBt, St ; and St. Andrew's Ward
Eric Meliayat Cabinet' shop,..West St.
-Moved by Mr, Cameron, seconded by
Mr. Smith, that if • tlee. Northern Gravel
att.ieadrs,dtohneybet
ohpapyriouctee4lecdastag$aliOni00;_of thirAd-
journed. to meet on the call of. the Mayer.
ni3e3e(t)inAltpg of,h8e651,137a,tdThivliBa7-Bit-ldA, BiPti-e.atihael
Chairman'; office. to consider the applica-
tion of Mr, "Andrew Patterson, for a situa-
eon as teacher ; itt the ,Central School.
After mature consideration,' his testimoni-
als being all of the highes,t order; and in -
chiding's reconlinendation fromile. Sangs-
ter, lie Was engaged at a" salary of 4400
per annum. The -Regular meeting of the
Lefroy in the clatir,MeistseCtablee Kay,
Bieeorrrgua.,d,w9ansl
A. , ineoldc.474.1sortat,py;ec. out -Mr.
Bniot,anct.
The iinnutes of laitregular and especial
meetings were read' and approved. Sundry
accounts Were prceenterIaucl orderedto
paid. Moved by Mr. Crabb, seconded by
Nairn .;•111110,tillissDizonteatipoints
ed teacher, in room of Itlias Morgan -at
Salary of$22.5.00. Moved in -.amendment
by Mr. Kay 'occluded by Mr. McKay
That Miss Emma Bally' (recommended
trom the Normal School) het -appointed= it
it Salary of 0250.00; Moved _further in
aniendinent by VIre Ferguson, seeeindeelby
Mr; .Elliot a --That _miss E. Donee', leo
appointed itt it salary of': $225,00. The
amendment be' the amendreene was put
•and lost; The anienclment was- then put
ainst; the motion, and: carried; Miss
of 5 years
Mr Scott, s
be pa.ssed f
e passed-Cerried. Moved by
c. by Mr Moffat that a By-law
r holding the Nomination and
Election o Councillors for the year 1871,
at Lot 15, con. 7, and appointing J6,mes
Johnston, 1 Returning officer -Carried.
Moved bylir Scott,see. by Mr F1augh that
the Council do now. adjourn to meet at
Foster's Hall, Lower 'Winghe,na, on Tues-
day the 27,th day of December neit a,t 10
o'clock a. di. JAMES JOHNSTON
T'p Clerk.
Title Northern Railway.
We think it svould be advisable that a
meeting of the rate -payers should. Ie
called for ithe purpose_ of interchanging
opinions in reference to the Louden and
Lake, Hurn Railway. Let our business-
men get u a requisition to the -Mayor to
this end and let the meeting he on an
early day. f The interests .of the town,
in this dittotion, demand some, action on
the part of our. citizens. The following
view` of rho case was expressed at London
by Isaac dailing Esq., M. P. P. for the
Smith Riding eee- ,
Mr. Catling on ascending the platform
i t so
was received with load cheers.- Ile said-
-Mr. Mayor and citizens of London,--,
I Tome bete, in company with two or three
friends, to see whae you had to say about
the Matter of building a railroad to the
north. The people of Exeter take a deep
1
interest i theeonstruetion ofthe proposed
road, and are prepared to give liberally
tow rd accomplishing the object in view.
But withoutthehelpof the
Exeter wauld stand-. but
although [ the ratepayers would give a
bonus in proportion to their worth, at all
events t - their assented value; They-
wereexc edieg anxious to have a railwa.y
ut est in, misting the citizens of London
cennruct d, and.Would co-operate to their
in the enterprise. From the netiye
manner in which it has-been taken holdef,
I have no doubt but that the road will be
con8teuct4d, and that without any delay.
My view . is that Goderich would be the
city of London,
a poor chance,
--Efailv being appointed.' Moved by. Mr.
Heed and unanunonsly resolved that -the
lye services „of Mr. .1nnes Thoinpson, as
teacher, will not be reentred after tbe
54' expiration of his present engagement and
"7 that tbe Secretary notify him accordingly.
Moved by Mr. Ferguson, seconded by Mr.
Elliot and unanimonaly resolved:-That
Miss S. Dixon be appointed in ethe 4 Celt-
trarstbool, ati Salary .of $225:00. The
--meeteng then adjourned..
Aprp,F.A.Nuw - -
goods at Clash Yalu& TOM/BEERY.
Buy THE 12s WASHING le, .VSTnf• T -he boun'on. ease at Mrs Day's Nov.- 17h DODS northecast of that. A small roid ja force. On Tuesday the Parisians
• 3r X' .
• •e
a present. You 0 II° necessary 0 hold the ceded
move now, the other railwa,yei will get the n „ . „ 13. 11434
Times onsiders the story dilileula
start of you, and. the trade once diverted,
to believe, tut the difficulties of Bismerell
it wouldbe hand work to recover it. lne
Nanoleon may hue rendered thone
this part you may depend upon it we will aul
do our best to Secure a good bonus for the careless of the eedisaille11228, or caused;
railesay, should the raatter be brought for- them to iliadly overlook &tine
ward. • As you arerthoroughly acquainted
with the country you ,will know that the
best route would be through Wingham, as filets 're...est. nwraastiolte
it would be the most direct north,c,ould be .41...""P` '/U1
easily made, and would pass through a RussiA. Gtvrt, simene,,
good country throughout, and' as you aro TORY EXPLANATION:,
aware, thisevillage has natural advantages
in its ;into privileges superior :to any
other, place in the eounty,se that a railevay ene PpSITIOX 43/A TB19-E,sir4t,
large. mminfacturing trade, .and tie cause
here is the only thingneeded to devireIiotep4e
his place ta become a flourishing a town, - DIPLOMACY TO LET :
• pax.,
St. Petersburg, No.. 30;-Piopeeliteriti
tPrr,vd°s; for it Oonference mi the Eastern 'Qnestiores
*. to be held at London,. are mesh. favonehlye
r 212 -
received here.
Russia will give a satisfaetery expiators
tion of Oortsaliakeff's first circular.
St, Petersburg, Nov. nil,The G.overn,c .
'Menthe in receipt 4 -addresse.a fromi
-
-parts ot the Empire, which ehow that thee
T. G. JACKSON. loyally of .the people makes, Russia mews.
saielble ond fea-rless of any hoetile allisineee
London,Nisv. Lyons.isnwalter
ing the eleeisSion -of the'Toues, Government()
Blyth, Nov. 240 1876: as to the matter of sending Di -1401431-1Ditikv
tlary to the Conference Louden.
A Vienna despatch says Biemarelelaproe _
pcsal for a Votiference was made :after ION
had arrived = previous nuderstaudinge.
with Gortsehekolt ordersliave beein
given -LT tne Emperor of Auetriit for thee
formation of a new Catinet. Grettepnenti-e
tics ed -Corn have been. 'Weight in Dennbiain, •
ports on aecountof the Russian g:71-
The
Ressien tinnier hex pradneeitgeoaV
:alarm at Bucharest. The government is;
h.elplessiand turns oneyeeysideforarIvieee
Att agent .of the . Porte has arrived tet.
Bucharest to propose it offensive mot de..
feneive alliance with, :the, iSultan, tea*,
ditiou that the Rouinanien troUris elialibbee
entirely at tbe .4isposal of the Porte:.
The fortresses ,ef the Danube, are beim
rapidlyarmed. Thethira 'neiner corps me
ordered to 'Rousebehoule. Verna, and!, -
Silietria.- A great. number of horses hare)
-been bought in Anstela 'rtis.- Tarkisia.
cat airy. - The Turkish tket ready tot'
T4dhei;sit.l0' ta.ken Pruseie on the East.,
The ."Heralel'e" TJOR4on eeeelei sane • aae
era question, and whicliairobabiy will be)
communicated. to the British cabinet to-=
day, is as follows :-e-Prue-eia maintains)
thatelike Italy, having -eigned :only -the-3
treaty Of the 13th of Markle" Me0 whie4).
was concluder; es Mentioned in the !titre-,
duction prefaeang the treaty, foe the pura
• pose of guarauteeing, the independence end!, -
lategtity of the Turniels.Erapire,,.ehe itot
like England, Prance- Ititd- Austria, who:
'conclude:10m additional treaty eta the 17thee
of April, 1:8110,by which they bound theme
Selves to -coesidee any. hafrection JAY'
onneof the etticidatiott8 of tine treattesof tine
ith of Meech as a en -Am -bet% and obliged.
themselves to tight for the tnaintainanee eV -
a .clamse to which groat power 'cannot
:submit for ever, and which does not itlunYi
way infrineu on the principle of the Cut:,
treaty, es:a far :as Prussia, is vine,crited.,
'Therefore, Lots nut regard. tine Ruesiam
.tioSition ris oue tlireatentrig,' war, beeausep
„ . S. . „„„ .
'the St Petersbute celitte; does not iit
tcud to7ondauger the independenee or,
riategrity'a Tnekey. etabesinen of:
know that you are a publie-s
an; and I hope 09 700. Yalue the
erity of the wholesale and general
Loisdon, tha,t you will use all yo
iluence-in endeavoring to bring this enter-
prise to n suecessful. issue. I trust you
will have a good meeting, and that some-
thing tangible will be done. Yours re-
spectfully,
A LETTArt, FROM BETTIE.
MT DEAR VV/EEAMG,-I UM much
pleased to see that your city, with which
I was so long and am yet identified, has
serValon, . -
at last asrakenea to a sense of 'self pre -
Bow, in respect to the route of -the
contemplated road, a few of us here have
the thing all cut and -dry for you. In out
wisdom, We lay the line to run from your
city, through London giddalph, *Morse,
Tuckersmith, Hallett, Morris Turaberrye
CuIrdse, Greenock and Kincardine town-
ships to Kincardine; suppose the lino to
‘ .1
terminate at Iiiucardine, touching at
Arya, Birr, Elginfield‘Lucan;Maryetewial
Adare, DOM', Exeter; Hay, Itodgerville,
Brucefield, Clinton, liondabero, Blyth,
Beigrave, Winghant. Teeswater, Rivers -
dale, Bervie and Kincardine.- - We view
this route to be the best for the two
following reasons :- 1st. The easiest to
be builk and 2nd. The best paying,
being a. suitable distance from the take,
running through the garden of -Canada,
and -sure to -draw to the line all (he trade
west of in and is sikre to draw all the
trade from 16 to 20 miles east and north
Of Seefortlx back to the terninns. ,
. There is litO doubt but that all,the
above inimicipalities and villages will,
oeeordi_ng to their ability, .cheerfully grant
bonuses to' the enterprise, and t have uo
hesitation he saying that a line of railroad
such as I have itedicated will pay as well
had there, and although there were many as WU' line in the Dentinione For many
other placeswhere -a good harbor mita be 'years,' Cordwood can be get here for a;
built, I am of the opiniOn tnat Goderich were ZakrItelle, and within a onartelof it
irrait its position and standing would be ealleV our village there is an inn:pease
the most fitting place for the proposed line peat deposit -.of:' the finest deserinton that
to ' terminate , The - several townships . . . - 7
1 . ''' could -be utilized wino wood gets seam.
would grant liberal, bonuses. Their credit a; . . -
_e ancy the continuous stream of teams
eras good; and they would pay every Ail-.
ling as it became due:- (Clients.) The ?assing-rover this road ad the winter, and
county of Huron also would aid in the Deafly all the year round on the way to
completien of the undertaking, and will I the Winton station, and markets 'Send'
mil, certain co-operate bealtily with the citi- Fancy the droves of cattle; sheep and pip
zees of London in this enterpehne ''SQ'n° that are driven through from the north.
feat's were expressed that 100 miles would
be too much to construct at one time, but .
Picture in yoni mind's eye the thousands . 11111sla--4eciared than allY athlacallaa CD11-
i griesb bt t knitory was undesirable, Sandi
f b r el f a: It th t will veI h ve to find
if 100 coal& net be successfully competed, ° a r s ° -a a ' e a ' also relinclulshed the idea of erecting the%
a way from here, to a eouthero. market, '
oq cowl whether the broad or narrow P
Greek Empire at Constantino* tinder,
gauge Wio best, 1 am not prepared to say, and you will form something Of MleStilnates
but r will do all in My power to father of thewerth of the line indicated, leaving
the sohe ` e Which bus been set afoot, be _ out of veiw altogether' the iunnense
lieeing that it Willniaterially beneAt the dear sir traffic over this natl. I am,
tliffereo localities through which it will
s ,
pass. The people of. Exeter were waiting _
for London to make a start and I know
they usetheirutmost endeavors to
conibine, with you in furtherance of his •
s tome. If you vannot.carty a bonus in
t e.city:of London it would be impossible
do so -in Exeter. I shall be moat happy '
to ben the charter' through. '(Cheers.) HE. AVYFIGHTING BEFORE PARIS.
Tours truly, .
W. D. flAirems-D,
Ete War
=••••,M1..IMP,
Russian protection. 'Neither do, they in-
tend to establisl7 au extensive naval _
alon the coast of the Black Sea. UllaPP• -
fitesO cireemstauees,it is confidently retiedi
on, tbat, .bydiploma:tie. means, are under-
staudiiagwifl ba arrived at by whis:11 the3
powers Odell signed the teeaty o par's,
win :0.9.cecloto. the nussian .reluest roger -L -1.-
'41r the natitralization of the Mack. S,ca, To,
.h.s end, Pra aa offers niediaCon-
Nothing w: s lime ER the Cebisitt to-aar.. -
-aartskakeirs eirenlar is still withiwids
Prussia's Englandirs
.r .„ Levee VIvh...t and Oaeclwell -nee ready,
•
iirrrElts. - A soft= ATTEMPTED -73'ENCII IMIVEN to keep peeie on may eernee, bowever,
nem w LIU -HEAVY Loss; ' humiliniin., they may be A. break -UP
Lirran Pion g10ASrak.. tae tabmet It aail lainrement.
f ' RUMORED CAPITULATION OF THE
LONDON AND LAirol HURON RAIL-' ARY MOF THE LOIRE. The Yolvertten Maraingne
I WAY; _
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To thEtEditor of thermortessi
,
TAM Or.rAD, itlItItENDBUING The Reeetel (England) 1.9/..mes has thes
following remarks :-The deati o,f lora
'Darin brae -altering been presene at the ' FERTHES PARTHILTZAES GET= BAIMDATTLE. 1AI-trans1.m raises a amens veld perplazinee
meeting heat nightel was suprised to hear'in the intertetion of len. II -Xi,
so little sound argdmelit in favor of a Berlin, Nov se.-LThe Queen has reeeivelfluepre
sliwi
Teolltior and Kintatdote • -tead. from those leiadmth:e_folloveing dispatch from Nene. Wileirlogo lawta• • Pn, 'sunt-n3nor In thk tail),
estates is Arajor Yeiverten, the here ss2 the
rho adFooatedit. Now, .if We aro tc'have Charles reports a coinpletn defeat of 'the . 149112,.vmrth-l.ell.'ell°4 tim'alice,, Ow tticer's
a Nortlyon Roads let, Kincardine be for- -lip Tuesday, Nov 29th.-teroTlericle `,
Irish one. and !ly tlfe vercret 0E'
gi?tten for the present, let us be content ire army iii the battle of Monday, in aga il an
thop
arirl tears.of law Miss Lungworth is
with asmall Northern Road, say to Bid- babl .the 1.8th a,n.d.a portion
which the French ban the 20th corpsapeo-
n I
of elle 15th t110 Wife of 5reeor Yelvvrtro.c. She it
the people north "will help liberally, hat .
by all means do not_tap the Buffalo and French were foundtlead °n tahe field, four wifo 010) 'ilTrish lJeek5 is VEttleti o
and.YIfith eorps -engaged A.- thousand 'illaregcies La'll %. -. cud/ us thn
14 Ells difficulty 19 bc,
dulph, gay, $tauley,•or a little further if
-.C4oderieh. Road,. When yon -do that the thou.salia were evounden and sbdeen him- 'i6illt124 H°14'
tired taken prisoners. Gen. Aurelles is .1.!,?,ttlecl 3 03 .-t-Y18` ,!"-1.'3° rit St' qc ?t'ge.r*
peophs.will trade east; no person won -logo_
, reportea wounded. -The German loss was "amae thc svlat"'" cf Pr",ftrsz"r I or neSlg
, .
west tcf trade. You might SO Won try and , eut thousand, among them le pejo/floors. , Lard vonciore'fs srEfe ; ea hvgand Mote
London, Nov A -Tim following dated ' itvinrs rth is Ps vlik 4F1. Ls . English
gee the 1:4nelph trade is to try and get
that Of, Kute.ardme after.the Toronto,Wel- Versailles early this morning., elas Jodi and S :deli *do Lae !wither. title nor
leurton and BruceRoad18finielied to Kin. been receifved by way of Berlin ;..--On. Mon- A status. It le a nerzeletzeg peel= for a,
day end. Tuesday the bees .aro-und pude, gentle ante Aaid laimeeif ill. Bat whae
-cart:line. Toronto will have that -a -there
is not a shadow of thence for London.- articularly those to the aotith; maiiitaiti.kits Ma Pbsition in Clillparziou withaat of
,London :may getsorne west ef -Goderieh,but l'a a furious -cannonade merely to corer it the 101 11.5 Wife and no wife, linsbanst
MACHINE, COAL purnant to adjournment, Members all or 50 reties north-west of this is better to Jeanie out tows,rd L'Hay, supported by
read of 40- miles going through A ValIntry
London -then M. -miles north-east. A
ear eennel =prier us their gunboats in the Seine. At this
- nresent..The Res.'s* in the chair. Minutes
and n isbaud 1• _ _
Patriele land bailifft9 Caistait4
. - ladwell has been stoned. to death neer
IttONTRIIAL 0,0)31k N sotauron • „,..4 ititlioLgs.& TAIT' 'af last meetin read and proved. The omit the posit -ten of the Sixth Prussian
itg AND , • • it f k aF that will trade with us would cost say • t k d fie I it Templeraore.
1401111111TheaN * HOWELL.
Fonriourre stsi.sseb,kl.eles=140,roaprptf Jo money toLn 071 Real Estate, termini exchange, ;AO Old I n hoag d benta tea f the 11.4°°!.°°°- Landon Irot14 grin
from. the boiindary to the gravel . road f the "CiMe(t taneouslyother eorties were made in tit Lo E b
627"alar WillreANY• oaai oil Lam
followin eobw work were reporte . corps t er was at ac e ree y, rin
C*PPets Oasis W001 Pickings, and.Sheeli Skin game, Porter'ajoles on. 25thside line getting, 030.-9,eueree taken la - n directions, procebly te preventreinforee- teution to give X20,000 to tlia Iterna
na ne To Anis an e res gran or believe there weula be little difficulty e
p stock and o er an 0 on? as announce s
Monts toethe Sixth corps. Li aii eases (Church.
Trustasit ; STORY, latch' - b nun north. Ilion Fle artni14 hatre a 'however, the French were repulsed and -The Lash Church Convoestiou olose4
,
eguidirsok nalitar - ° l'ainatat mix Or Sign of tit Lame Ceel Barrel anth eide 4/1-2; war m te ,Laidoiree' without being in danger of Thu 1,4tiec reveleis toes la this encounter 401,
orewsow br lam Elttotie Loan orapeny
r. CA
awn." $48 ; li!s7r j9eb?at, 41°411 °he -AP road ant'Wer orerY ItutPos° enriven beck beblud their fortifieationer-a its second seseioneral 114 44.4t4.,Ct2S On Mils
• G BUZ r -
Secietlekt Aug 1810 ire.# 101 Atestoteguate oeienek Gederioh Aug 1,6 .uenerds. beaver ne•dow $10: el x. csl
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