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ALMANACK .FOB JANUARY.

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5. A splendid Farm at RED SWAMP. Lot 40. con- tulnlng 106 acres of band.

I fi.£l;i{ty (50) acres of Land at the bend of SOURIS. .oi. . »

7. Fifty (50) acres of‘ Lsnd at MILL ROAD. Lot 45. L H.4h‘lfly-sevou (51) acres of Land at GREEN VALE. or o. - ' ’

u,“ l A “:3 High whom“; I iii SOURIS mid vicinity nomi. D“ ‘w" . s I, ~ 5 Also. on.) MUWIM} iuoiiixu. complete, rind .4 l ‘ .rlsesgutl Wat rlrlm. .3 Illclll'l)‘ pelw: twb (2) MATIIES, slx'w) yours old ; one “Wh‘w' ’ i” i 'i “‘7' ' "‘ "’ (l (30 I ‘. two (2) yours Ult . . i i . ‘h m h m b m hm h m l‘or t'nrther nrticnluns nod lei-ma ot‘ Satin. sp )l to 1 plum“, ’7 4.4 “i 7 26 3 22‘s so the “It’ldfllgullll at 60mm. or to tho liondi'ilble 2 ii cdnesduy : 49 19} 8 35 4 19 80 Jazmin lluxsmv. at his mum. in Charlottetown. .13 Thursdey 49 20. 9 i 5 to 31 uni-:iirax'rim summon ' ’4 Friday 49 21f 9 50¢ fl 22 82 Executrix oftho Will pt luv; p l).. . in. .6 Solunhy 49 22.10 36 ms 33 _Si§"!tvN°"-.i.~.“’f‘.’i‘:- .... 6.8unda 4i 28l180542 es , ' 9 ~ H 7 :Mendsyy 4s zs'mom. . a 4t 37 “Elihu”? "‘ StO‘f’; s 'l‘uosdoy 48 use 139 33 SOURIb EAgl‘. 9 \Vednesduy K {48p :27; {Q 49‘ 8 43 39 ' . I_ . _____;'_ 10 Thursday 47; ‘28‘ 1 ill), 9 43 -ll! ‘ , ,. , 11 Fridny ’ 47, 29. 2 12,10 46 4'2 1 ' ’ 12 Saturday 47‘ 80: at (Hill 54 43 1 18 Sandy 46 31 '3 doimorn. 45 ill) SUBSCRIBER. thankful for the liberal share 4‘ Monday 45 33 L 80 "0 59 47 of potroiuge extended to him since his continence- 15 Tuna“ 45 34“ 5 28’ 2 7‘ 49 went in business. begs to summon that he has‘ just "18 mama“. so 36 6 30 sis; no COMPLETED 11 'Thnrsdsy 44 87 7x8 4 91 53 ‘ "ls . ,V 18 Friday A ‘3 39. 3 40‘. if ‘28 56 FALL .2 WINTER STOCK or is Saturday -43 to; it 49‘ uses 58 _. i 20 Sunday . 4-1. 41.10 48 5.52 59 l " k 31 Monday 404 4211 40 6 57.9 2 ‘ —‘ I, l' m 22‘ Tuesday w‘ 40' 44 even. 8 6‘ " 4 I _ . . " :28 Wednesday” 45‘ 1 litIVO' 9 convincing in part of:. , _ . at "l‘hursdsy ' ' ‘ 46. 2 1310 14 8 ‘ ' r ‘25 Friday 37 » oil 2 win 14. 9 GROCERIES, . xii gummy r. .36. 50 a 23mm. 14 BOOTS. SHOES and RUBBERS, - “7 gym!- " 33 ‘gl g 15 (Hg: :g DRESS Goons. 28 i 0 ~ i ' / . . . . so Tuesdayy 33 53' 5 56 2‘ 9 2o bHAWLfi and MAM L‘LS.’ so wanna” air 55 c 50 3 3 21 lIA’IS, Ladies &(routs. 31' Thursday . :11 57 1 46 a 56 23 . 35...” W. .. .. . .a.,.x43l-.' . "a, -.--..-:==cu: ‘ PRICES 0U RENT. Ready made Clo‘thmg- Cssnmsrno wa. Doe 98. “66. 1‘ Uil. CAPS t m rrovlslo‘ns. ' N to 7d . IIARDW'ARE, .Bfi'éfli‘i‘Lfim;‘ 2M .. 5 LFATH‘ER, etc., etc. Pork (carcass) Std to “d Which hc ollcrs for sale at nniisn‘lly LOW PRICES. uo.'(.m.u) [id to 76 for present pity, nod he rcspcetlully requests it contin- Mutton. per lb.. 3d to 0d lettuce of public favor. Vest. pa :2” 3“ ‘° 33 MICHAEL McCORMACK. ) 1s it to is 4.1 ~ 7.59"” W! .X‘Ffi. “‘31-...1'“. A , 3. m- m now-hm»- 1' to 1- m Discounting Again . Chute. per in. «I to lid Tallow. peril». 8dto 10d _ k I .._.._. we. w it». . . 99’ ‘° l“ D E P0 .3 I '1' Y 0 UR MONE Y nous. lb.. ! 30’ ton“ per I00lbs.. - ‘ 1 “to to 12:1 _ . -—wmi— Bus. per demo. ’ _ ‘ I to ls I i 0m- . DEALN Y & BYRNE! Barley. per bushel, , v. . , «is lid to, as lid Umpudo.t..— -- aww‘h“ ' "‘ Ynetpblos. I E wmit MONEY t6 pity our Bills. rind. in order Peas. per quart. "' i " ' " to nbtnin‘it. we wil . t'om this date. ofi‘cr our Potatoes. per bushel. , l 1s lid to its “an 3100K or »' you try. . Geese. - - 2s (id to .‘ls 6d «ms-D RY G 0 OD S 1" owls. such. 1‘sM so . 7 ""“d‘” “ . r 1...... ‘ “ ‘° 1 IIARDVVARE! oodo' .’ it. 20. to so: more: lax-rel. 26. to it: . nu- AND cu. Nukerel. per. dozen. 21.64 to 4 liohrdflhlemloeli) . 8-“ to z: a) ' ll . S rue r u to -. , _ .. x ‘D: lrlhoi) m1- tolgz Skeleton Skirts, It g, M, s ~ . I s to . R m u>8lnlrlw . -.isstc.. eta. etc... llsv. per ton. . 80s to 8-): ‘ _ . fitfimpfl' curt. ‘ , 3' W W 2" extant-moor Twnty per cent. Timothyfieell. ‘ none a. l i‘ p , _, i V ‘ Seed. in "1-. , FOR CASII om LY! Halogen.vast r ' is to or “mkm‘t P“ “a V * \ - m m M M will give 10s. Worth of Goods for ‘ " as "'d'“ will“ . , - 1 “ 1‘33 We will vo 20s. worth M'i‘voodh for? 1 168 “Mb . ' ’ ‘ " 2.9;23;,‘m \t’uwiiimsos.mnor.ooonszrw- I at- mahlmhwj. , 2rth G‘Lsrger Silesia Properties-.m rmildgu. ‘ . . . 10dtoli8d This is it good tumor-trinity rot-time who mm :4 i. .f H ‘ Y J ' ' 1 . moneyto‘iavest tta mug-o. v c . . , ,flEQllGlilJins.hkrketCesk F : I ‘Dm‘m & "um

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a. .. I map. :llqu r.Tlsornas so r. tomes .or . - a ‘ ~'~ ‘ so. WilliamDodd. Jlrc so. oily. “erase Dssllrlsrv.Esq.. ‘ Richer-d Hoists.»an H‘ legit mm, Esq. '

i], _. ' i ) I .' in ‘ it, on a x‘lsigd*dh~”“"" ~ “domed. @‘WV " l. r . 4. . tenet Annexes! norm. ramming r - ‘- '- CHARLO’I'l‘lt’l‘OWN

141nm .‘lmri known as no GLOBE TWOTEL.” the la yest in thb City. and centrally

him r'ltis {o e for ereceptiou of perms. Wt“ 'mtiliduohi'im. e lobrcriber trusts. by “Vic! M on to the wants Mid comfort of his friends

I'hd'the fisherslly. to merit I store of public ps-

e. _ . " The filter ob Liquors always on hand. Good ‘ h log for any number of horses. with a careful hostler

lp' ttwulsiics. ' JOHN MURPHY. Proprietor. Cheviottnown. I’. E. 1

Also. several other valuable Tracts of' Land and Lots

Queen Street. next to lion. 1). lli'onon's. < Cb‘town. Aug 1. 1866. i p 0 up ‘ _...-,......-..1 H

XEWD” M ‘ B. .A. Merchant Teller. * And Dealsrin’ '

furnishing. 300%.; Queen tits-not. z . ghrLotmtos\1i.E. Island. Aug. 8. llili 6. _

A FunEiiOLD FARM FOR SALE!

misnomer; or m sersh of non LAND, in a IWdaidvasiost.withe%oo DWELLING iiOUSI. pABN. ‘. CQACK, 30082,. .1 ‘RSHING MACHINE. and all other requisites suitable or a' Fsrm. Also,—0rt$ Huxnllp Acus of WOOD LAND. in the rear. situate on the South side 01 Elliot River. I out mimics from char. lottetown. and quite near two blic Mme. {or shipping France. he. , u 0‘ he i ssbovelrop 'll we we: elite 0 guy ersosi wishing to “cling? (I file old" tragedy, being t e «- tate of the ted. C.‘\ "our. . 971m will be given for two-thhdsoflhopasfilse moaoy.~ Dwain ot' the (Min of: lunar» Put-is. Beq..or st them at the Subsection.

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CfiARlQllETOWN, 'P.‘ 1E. ISLAND, WEDNESbAY; "iKNUARY 9. 1867.

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Tlis lstest London paper; received by simmer are filled with scco uts of on comments on the rest “Trades‘ Union demons! lion in favor of so rsge ref'brat. on the 8d inst. The sfl'sir took the form of s recession. which was organised during the forenoori in ‘ . Jainu’ Pukthpn to note at noon. sud msrehcd until the darkness sent the mciuberu home. and of a mass meetinp’nt Beaufo'rt‘Cirounds. The windows at the shops on he rodte e! the procession were protected by shuttees. and these ssernsito hsvs been in very gener- a . espsotuion of some turbulence before the demon- strstion was closed; but nothing of the kind occurred, and the papers unite in congratulsting all concerned on the smoothness with which the slim passed all. The Daily News-states abet "during the assemblin sad for— mstion of the recession. telegrams with re 'orenee to the aspect of s ulrs were despntchod st_ llltt‘rllttls from

sor Cutie." There would some to have been no per. sonsiol‘ promenooin the public eye visibly active in In demonstration. which was ciiiinuntly the work oftho

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to make abrupt comments upon their neighbors or! The relations 0! England towards d the passe" by, were in extreml’ 809d tamper, and the present lime exciting very general dimdb’lbfllll at length became recoecded to their doom. They Eng Ind, and the two extremes of the views airline!— lreel criticised the deputations from Menchestcr. sled may be statedthus: one party wouldtbrovr‘lo'wh lleev s,‘ireland, and other places, who were cbnfluod the genotlet to the United States by flatly Must-(h in a line of outrages along the north side of the street entertain Alabama Claim!» and “110"!” WIW‘

sud caressed the horses attached to the vehicles withlinuly eoneedothe anooxsti'ou at Canada as:

more freedom than the animule cared to received“ lull!" friendly intercourse between John

A few cabs and private cor-rages. having to passvl'llllclo Sent- _ We head scprcely say that mega”- through the throng, were subjected to ineVitsble delsypl In? with neither View. the importuuoe of Mars- esp tgelougort‘llhe stoppage tip; more good-haimtslf-Lig rieudlygelmioes beltfiveen the have polwerg_,uas e l 0 ' er ['0

which.“ Girlie heirepfgrutigozl udizgvgrdiogv‘ih; ymudglcould u‘fn aiilris b‘e'iiigcmindhlllyogissdghus ,‘e’bt‘rvlh': curt ellccted a temporary clearance. ad the rapid and the Alabama claims being matters of tachsublect transit ofu couple of gweeps lgden with goat bugs andplo the interpretation of the principle! 0! international brushes, acted as efleptllhlly as a dozen volleys of‘law ghould lie honestly investigated and deolt'w‘ilhns grape-shot. The farmers. who appeared here,there,.e but decrsion on the merit would Hamil“ While and everywhere, seemed to be exceedingly populor,lll\0 ulYIQR “P Cl Chili-9| "Mild be hit I. pull!“ to sud we're cheered as often as they passed; but nllho drivmg at the Britishflug from ad thiseosttzleut, mysterious rudi’riduul. seated upon 3 platform roisedtflud ille mllimg Ol BrOl-hel‘ Jonathan m0" "180ch

the authorities in the met-row“! ‘0 “N Queen at Wind-lie s wngen, puzzled if not awed the bystanders.‘thnn over, to lay nothing of its iniquity in depriving

Ho flourished in his right hand an enormous swuu‘siu prosperous country of' great future promise of the quill, with which at, intonng h. preleyjod to notelbouefit of those principles of Government which ll;

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common people. The duties of marshuls in the proces- sion were performed b larriers. mounted on herscs “innocent of blood on breed." Ouc piper mentions thst Mills Bartlett Coults. the millionaire and philsnthro». plot. wss recognized at her window as the )l‘OCGIlonl passed. and was greeted at every section of t 9 moving! column with so enthusiastic salute amounting to on ova-l lion. which she cordisll ‘scknowledged.

We copy from the escrrptlvn report of the News some paragraphs which give o oleor idea of thocharutsr

to watch it:

"Punctuslly st twelve o‘clock, the hour fixed for the start. the orders were given to move forward, the grestl procession stat-ted on its way. m" for one hour and. t".'r r_\ 4‘. : n-‘mzn ;. Mime l sti‘ndflv lorwuid througn thel gate which lords out into Pall-mall by hlsrlborou vhl House. The crowd was densest at the clot where tiel ronillosding from this gate joins the .\ all. and as tlic' vsi-ieriis societies passed out of the ark at that center. they were subioeted to a rigid ut not ualrlcndly scrutin by the spectators. Among those which sppear- ed in t e largest numbers. and presented the most soil

and impasing I )p’esruncc. were the stonemusons. bricks lovers and brie makers. the joint-ts. Carpenters and cab- inet-makers. the tailors and the shoe-makers. Of these twolsst trades. it won remarked that their appearance ail'oi'dcd a notable contradiction to the old saying. that tailors are always ill drcsscd and shocmakcrs ill shod.— Tho tailors were certainly the best dressed men in the prwmiom-and the boots of tho shoomskori appeared. to be sound enough end strong enough to resist the wet and mud even of such on afternoon as yesterday. Al- though there were inthe )roccssion some banners with mottocs enforcing upon t o public mind the im ortsnce of union and combination. there was in geners an ab- sence of these polities! inscriptions which have found so much (over in the case of some of our roviuciel towns. In their piece. however. seine of l e trades curried emblems of their peculiar pursuits; thus. the painter makers displayed upon a currioge o number of number of elegantly constructed meters and other por- tions of liqsspparstus; .tho shoemakers curried u on a pole an o cgsnt spring-sided boot. having beneath the inscription. ' it’s the wearer that tecls where the shoe pinches ;‘ the bakers bore nloft s loaf of' breed labelled ' the stuff of lilo.’ and the glossworkers carried guns and hayonets, stairs and boils, formed of different. color- ed glass. A small body of sailors. or rather riggers. carried a white flag with a black border, surmounted by“ a bundle of white oslico. resembling the curious lustru‘ menu or ornaments borne by mull-s lit a funeral. This

was by some persons st first regarded as a most terrible ensipn. but when the le end upon the banner became

visib o it was discovered t t the hostility ot~ this little; band of‘ patriots. whose pirsticsi standard had so threatening on appearance, was directed not a siust the throne or the constitution. but only against tic ' Mer- chiint Shipping Act.‘ Still more alarming to persons of weak nerves. and perhaps quite as little in place in such I procession as this. were four read llsgu. tie poles sur- mounted by caps of liberty. which were home at the head of the fourth division. consisting exclusively of the, branches of' the Reform League. Several of the hrnncbcsl bsd‘biinnors of their own. ‘and on many of them was iii-l scribed a demand (or “Manhood Sull‘rage’ and "The Bullet.m

The numbers sctuslly taking part in the pi‘ocosllom

are estimated at from 40.000 to 70,000. with probably" much occur the former figure. l

Another writer thus describes the procession :-—— “'l‘he hundred mounted fsrfiors heading the proces-i siou might. in their surfs. fincry. and corvetiog steeds,‘ be irrevcrclllly compared to the triuinphiil entry ol’o mammoth circus into n provincial town; the gay aprons. of some artisans. and the quaint symbols and devices! adopted by others. might awaken ostriositv; and the, complete faith with which the Reform Club was sceeplcd' as embodyin the principles of ell. mi ht prove e a smile; but t at man‘s observation wouli be strangely perverted who did ‘not see in yesterdny‘s gathering a strong evidence of pameetnm and good fuith. There were a few points which were scarcely relovent tothe occsiu'on. The leaf of bread. carried on a pole. and, liedcclred with ribbons; the bsnner draped in crepe. with; ‘ Merchant-8h Eng Act.‘ in dimisl 'chsrsctcrs. scressi it; the absurd rlesqwo onevy. in which s large green; moon. is tolescepo. and a suppositories ostronomer were' all grouped on tho-proof. of alfeur-yhccled cob; the horseman who Mir-rice! 'llsthing in Regent's Ps'rk. s popular went.‘ on the plaesrd st his side; the solitary tr'umssoo who walked in 'oraft clothirig‘ in dolinns‘o of. sonic low; the cites-latest who sold colored bladders , pm ' hnw‘m-is wlm, in mock gowns and bread. ohsnted‘s political litany. were sll newscasts.“ so speak. on th real business of the dsy. But they wcr purely exceptiousl. and the crowd regarded them wit" unwanted seriousness. indeed. speaking with I tolciwbly wide experience of London, crowds. we venture to gay that yesterday’s was, unlike any other by reason of its sober gravitl . There was no 'larltiag? bonnetirr ‘er horse lsy. even smong the in rough- present. a Ilars s had so easy time of it with their sever-iii sections. and limiters were so well sr-p ‘rsnged that neither stqpps‘ge from overcrowding. nor‘

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grave bosrd ol‘ ecclesiastics as in the great bulk of those who rustle u lhe‘lioe' while the scone when honorsble member-I res up‘in rollicking tuition to hear the Queen‘s speech is iplinilelv less dignified thsn the least dignified part of‘ the proceedings In seen yesterday."

The following descriptionoi the outside crowd is from the Daily, News :-

“ In anticipation of the exit of the procession from Marlbotou h-gute, a crowd so dense us to he count. less throu‘g i Pall-mall; The promptness with:whieh the reliihinory srinugemeets had been carried out the hardly been coltulatod upon, and by half-piist sorsn o‘clock the whiting spectators were continua“

casting impatient glances at the palace clock. wit

the unfulfilled hope that it would travel towards the point at soon with more than usual speed. The crowd, nolhwithstanding a characteristic propensity

ChitowufiSspt. 20, 1864.

'to tho hlouiitjoy prison.

hiatus .lor went of men, occurred. As for violence among...“ “(map which prevails, indium-tron. one night‘s well have looked for it in nl'rhomaa Qua}; .hmmak‘n 31mm“ hyncb' tnvelling.m,uwnau'w I“. "u... r. it

down observations taken through it telescope careful-1990?“ are PWPN'Od ‘0 deicnd Willi illell' "VOI-

ly elevated into the fog. Not being certain whether We are glad, however, to notice that the Satur- ihe gentlemen was a sntirist or a humorist, uflflp'.((vl‘l/ ll‘m'ew udopts the extreme belligerent view. b0- preciative public showed no signs of pleasure at his curse it may operate on the public mind}: A corte- pcrformanecs. Much more grulilying was the re~ltivo to the puliug crnven hearted and cowordl caption of a gentleman who trotted about with ulcounsels ofihe anli~colouiul inrty. and thereby be banner held hiwh olof‘t calling in ruddy letters forltho head and heart. the re ing mind oi the great ‘ Sanitary Re orm,’ which another line explaindhiEeglish nation, in happy medium between extremes. meant ‘Bulliiug in Regent's Park.’ When it' .isiwhich in small things as in great. is generally found

— ol‘ the procession, sod of that crowds which sssomhled stated that the lump-posts. the balconies. the winvnccordiug to the ancient maxim to be the safest.»

dows of the houses. sud the doors of the closed shops: Uttaira “rm. were closely occupied by gazing and evidently inter-y

cstcd tenants. and that the street was crowded tef Tm”.an Idn'l‘Alln_Ano‘h°r touching

the corner an idea mny be formed of the dillicullies' . . . V in (be way’ of the procession waiting “a “My mzmplc ol‘libernlty and sell-denial in favor of the sul- l

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start. About half a dozen mounted policemen tale fizcgohfiu‘ggafifsafinitfaf; ':a:.2°‘:::h:;ludg:tngs Plac'dly ""093 "'° “0910’ bf" their i“‘°"°'c"°“lLowisl.ip tho Bialiop ol'l‘olo three is the. hands of was not required, no what is more notable, uol‘weir mission” m. Rev M". Arugula m. lump oliered. so tar as could be seen, either here ormec mm of 83,60 m be Aid“; to m. {n'ud 7 3" ""'°“8“°"“"° “"‘°l° '°"'°‘ 3"“ Wm ‘9 " P’i'iiur. Arnnud in trhnsmittin" the sum addressed the. vote breughmun. driven by a mud splashed courh-gronowing led" to m, Lordzhip whlc'h “Hunk”, ““u’ 93”“ “mush mu'""‘" “m the MM" ham—d! r —-—" I run he to be able to'forward to our of the crowd. it contained the Duke of EdinburglilLord‘jh'i om. .mupggmfibmion ___nmn 1nd,“. and two other gentlemen. . His Royal I-liglinussipom. 1033“! how hard m. Mailing wag. at “in. ltept himsell well back in. his career. and passedmpped in {n.0, of. “u unfmmu.“ "flue" {mu through his loyul and uneufrunchiecd subjects both "W, “M to me and mid:__. Fflhu’ w; know "uhonmed and unsung” how to support cold and hunger: we have served on v apprenticeship from our childhood; you know how much the Great Prey-er is sorrowful, because the fire has destroyed the wigwams of his children who inhabit the Great Village (Quboc) We: desire to console the Great Prayer, and help him to assist our brethren. Wherefore. send him a part ottho money (8300) which you brought as from the: Gov- ernment. We will sulfu- ogaie. but we shall be happy in the thought that we have relieved those who are cold and, hungry. Would that tvs'wore our them, so thot we might divide with than "I! ils of our hint l' "-{Quebee Chronicle. . '