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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1870-3-10, Page 1:1t' , r � )tri a r!r. . wlr w '"ww'+<,i ,e/00wT,`�-�+► . . 1 • i WEEIZLY EDITION HW. r. 13X, : Iitor indProprietor. $pd.00.aT18NDt)W VN EAR�NCEe The Greatest Possible 3ood to the Greatest Possible Number." GOD 2RICH.ONTARIO, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 870. IVOL. x X I 11.-x0 T goinese Wirtdorq. HURON HOTEL, MUCH. CO. 11 URON. JOHN PRANG, - Proprietor. Thi• house In etm.l up hl, h eve-, ro.,rn.coca ror W Marelli. public, -/fIr Rood !Roblin, and sweats atuwd.ac.. rubrunrr 1st. 070. wldt MRS. RAYS' HOTEL WR'OZETER. V the direct road from Seaford to call Walkerton. Every necessary accom iodation tor the travelling public. HANNAH DAYS. Wrozmar. See. e. ISA?. wt Cetms ercI.iUotel,IRltarelIC.W ZOO JORN HICKS, Proprietor. This is tk iapaumd beatCoentry HWd to Weeder Gamesome caargee . moderate... Hees ea Mitchell. Yup Prop/same.LLe Prop/me. ede,abriegfor 100 Horses Hones and Carriages for Hue es ah.rte.1 Hamm - 14.7 COLBORNE HOTEL, CODIRICN. Ill. MARTIN & SON. Boom. el• Thim is admitted to be a Fleet class h.sa► -loof a ir4ised Dace tate. l07O awes -U Business 1DiYtdotv... 1 PHOTOGRAPHS -�` i X1.00 Per Dozen. Stove, ! Stoves! ( he Y to O a fel m A 0 x Q it O 0-4 td b PLAIN AND FANCY sit W A i 7, COAL OIL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. lair Coal OW Lamps, ke. de. Old Iron. hopper. Row, Wool Pickier'. .e Sheep skeet thkea is eubugs. t idrsfEiSr, -- INA atelrtarge Coal Ott Barrel, V.derrek. March In. he7 NOW 18 Y"UR CHANCE re -13 a - Secure the 4hedow ere the 'clamors Doles. HALFDOZENFROM BACKNEOATiVit 51 ants, portage Ira. One dour from back negative 87 ceota,,'postag• free, teeny .sere•.. I Particular Attention paid (0 Copy- ing old Ambrotypes, For either large or small photographs. The subscriber in returning thanks for the liberal Pafron e beretefor• extended t• ' iw would just say that he hw mails such im- provements it. his gallery g, will merit a cosi ti•aana of the same. La.1 Great Redaction es; Large Photographs. & L. JOHNRON. Qoderieh. Get. 24. 1069. ea t i f. SAW -LOGS & STAY -BOLTS W A:vr E n. WI0SUR$CRIIE,L ARE: FIREARM TO MAKE wYtt}r3a ratite delivery ar • yutoU1. d �'[o ice, Bach, Foe, aft�Zfe�ltis�k Sowings, also, State Bolts Dellyuai! _M. ti:T, peewiwi epee. t. th. ntlw.v wren. Alpe W ...water the teeing Menet.. i.e. rteentk.t.rsawn ar:•mano.wp,ro.i...Yr $$ w ftJ.... Ys.n..oe' STAIDLY A A. eoewlet, tmd Deesshr, lea .MM REMOVAL. 1 THE .ab.enber In returning thank, for the llberu patronage .o bong beewred .pro hien, hose,to in loom hie ■umerou. • u,tonor .rad the poodle ,.noisil) s teal ron..gaenc..1 the In no, he ha removed u. v. 1.0 biasses t. the Moo 11,7.,.. nmrd by Mr11.0.0. West Menet, sett nook .1 Montreal, when everything • he. Il.e .ill b. found and All Kinds of Job Work will he Done the sum. menet! 0. N DAVIS. 0, BABY & BR011 CABINET MAKERS WOAD -TURNERS AND UNDER?AHERS, Hamilton St„ Goderich .;e A e',54-4477=7l4iiiy cies in their line, loch se Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Ac., eMpt All kinds of wood- turning done, such a Nool pats, stair bannist•re, neekyokee, de Always on hand, a complete ASSORTMENT OF COFFINS end• HEAItSR to hire oareaso.bleterm Ooderich. May 3rd. 1866 16w0m' t3OD£R1Cti WAdrOR &CARRIAGE Ma. ria r" t r Time nabr•neer wooed annnunee to the pub - h0 of Huron end Brum, that he renew rime - erecter,' lM-sear Carriages, Waggon, Sleighs, CJuttor tat, which will he aoW CHEAP 00ft CASH. Q:p• Wanted s wood -worker, and two apprenticel---one to learn wood -work and the other blackamithing. JOHN PASMORR, Vietoria Street, Goderieh Ceirkb.Msy MIb. 1Mg. we 4.- 4"_ TAI LORING . a a a Mos T)KTURN8 HIS MOAT71NCIRETHANKte ll . fortba very eauerin geneonngeme•t he hms re.lyod..nre bewnmmeneed besmears to (ied.- rieb,eotbetn.abOste.scute over ..-ba l o heordsrd,rouglt to him la.taasoa .hevug sow mc.ndumluree arrymlon Business Extensively • rad PM In ng none Inn ant-rentie l eadeamen A D t Prices to Salt the Tres I Photograph, reduced to $1.00 per Doz., Pak HALT Large Photograph Reduced in ,Proportion. 11.. will make no 1 ,0 .1 Photomap. mad. in (b.d.r- I. h. very cheep Poroelme potence from oat dollar npr.nh at D. CAMPBELL'S Photograph Raltry. Goderich. Qr1. loth. 1Ws. .!7 ALEX. WALLACE, WATCHMAKER AND JEWElog 1Ip ew+ .ram, (*()1)E12ICii TRebReborn..S R.hnr havens owe.. m the Mere fainly1. by A Na .a,eh, West ere.., opposite l he Pow ...opted Ace, *leer. t., .0. k 0. n..e,M and the pail r, rehe liberal .uppwt .,ih which they have toured ;0w the lama year, and her 10 arie I. eh. I 1 n d be sp., .o rw.nt o1vsn.anre of thew petrn.ge.00 emcee n.dy will he toeupply Watches Clocks and Jewelery which eel. p.-.. wt W.e. am to , he perclaser, and ea ail *ort h. bean der to mr.elf, a•erowar• .ay depend of eine ae well •a«eWd. •Shea, ClocA good ks he m.I.w.ent of on Geld end I'1.1ed Jewelry and ALEX W ALLACE. t0..n.h Oet sea am wan THE Oldest Establishmani in Town. MARTIN AMANN r7 Ens TO IIIFORM H13 OLUCU$TOS1ER$ f) the M ie 011 10I• W sell for rash, at the M � 'eedsnd. (Meehan •••11. 1. 11186. ws1M17. Ontario Carriage Shop, (11um.ffor, .4t , q.mier•ek. R. J. WHITELY, 1e.ua la full operation, oat 1. turninpent superb, Carriages, Buggies , Wagons ..f.11 kind., RI.RIGIIR, CUTTERS. 40. A numbs Want close Rood.. lie band, and for We cheep for eneh Prl„sof •U article, In the line that will compare favorably with any In the County e? All work warraet.d Articular attention pnld to wagon and C.rrlege Re - nn' R. J WHITELY. G.nleelch. Novi/4h. Ina w41 SASH ARD DOOR F ACTOR Y. THE undereigned h.ving pemhs.e,' the reen- ter( Mill .n,l No. Factory Owned, and or• espied by Don•ld enmming, an now prrpered to (terry on the Mtamer of munehetur;ng Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Flooring. Siding, sad ell k.es o1 C7 i it i. Ii; VV l7 Tt Ii , iamb •e Cirefe and N.wh.r 9th and Frames They thuk from their etperienre in Parlor) Work. that they esn gten.uafiMaa 10 all who m. Intro, thein with • roll. 5, R. -A litters dilemma a to the trade. 50,000 feet of Dry inch and a geaeter Flooring on hand. JAS BUCRANAN, 'DAVID LAMSON, MS ROBINSON. Ghia. Msrrb 411.IMS. owe' ad e, . bel levee h. e•pera.re . Cutter to CHEESE' � e.errw/ewwrrw-• Mhos C ESE CHEESE' hestemos%Wolves y enda.re...„.„ yen Hemdtoe, `l ►.-J mmeoallya MI et women .rad h.nng hese y CMOH une of the Pr,neip• l l s10hltahmee a n K d4.Mwgh, 9entlemi, h• sarl.esly.tale to a 4..nernm .Mie 1 hat AMINE GODER1UR CABINET FURNISHING WA1tIEHO1UsE DANIEL GORDON, (JAM I .' I' M A IC E dit IIPHOLS FERER, [Nie Undertaker, ate., &.c., Ht1.o4 •tuck of d a FURNITURE �w every vartely, wbkb p fall to ceameY4 e he ea,ur of •Kaewaet ,.f fanner. who may Boor him with • 1011, whether 1. etyl. or pens, suite a. Aroma,• w CapeCh.ln cod !:eel hf.. ('04Lei•ion ' ria clue, Boolean., Cup.. 0 Chau. 1. .canoe Tables Ener Phan., ih.0 .. Chau. Ranh• .., nide N. ds, Ch,aouen, W0..b ...aeBs. Kitchen. 4.,, War:.. Mea w A.. M.Ivess a, w,..( an, r,,.• d., our du, and doe a d..eneet Mad. •Nprena r.teeente• N. R. - Keep •Lays on hod • lupi ...mere[ e4 Washable gilt and ft...eruot 11001.1.4.1.11001.1.4.1. ewe., .quare or oval, wade oath. leboete.e. moo. e. Havas made arrangement• wit►• JA(.QUES d 11AY, Toronto. r. Iur1 .0 ■uytb.ng bete or e t lb., Wareroonta ea Toronto, 1T 11as always a complete assortmeat of Coffins & Shrouds In the Lates Style � Also, IIEAR48 to hire. VyiiBap 70A Ci 'll (04.,,ek, r.brhary lot, 1.;0 ora NIKE & MAEINE -- I a7}.T-__. -. DHABI' ring stnoutttNe' 0 COMPANY or Los - • don, England, eea0.ehen en 1 Tei,ww of the ones., lam.. and beet °Mees in Ca.a.fa. HORACE MORTON, Agent ROVIWCIAINSURANCE('lir PA NT ..0 Geed., P (- Urea Gate.7 ..,-•. ,w,n •oke r h. m. 1'.tent•y W WI io 010 poverty. Manrm. takennu. et- Ww e• any other arm se c Wr Dere. HORACE HORTON, Agent. MONEY TO LOAN. $'O 000 (t(1!1 one ee goA farm ....ray pet.ole from w twlr. yea. . No Interest releases ,n advance. HORACE HORTON, Agent. Gorler,ek. Meeh /l. 1500 Maitland Salt Well A PERFECT CEM. Priceonly *42.00 each TIle RC9sCslaERe. orris FOR .AL1 "A tale wools in the W..h ray Swhtnn line" patent M and nunnfarterwl M Israel Kin,00 of Woodstock. It 0 the , heat...'a.c1.e.. ever invented . can be •1 ached to Ins ..rdinmy ...b-tob , ran he *droned by .pears .•,•out Miner 11Ah1 or heavy g.ed.a . wuh.s ,epMly and rIO.wumber-an, ntlyas moreand ,-,ally .nriiees and d.. leu .mors In the rlo,hes and leaves that pearly as dry ,1 1.101 regular Writs/eaTke1N yoke .05 00 beteg. 0 Redo the Call and See the lMaehine AT ROBINSON & YATES' ROOM PAPERS ROOM PAPERS. !, it'Iti' L(10:0 t' unETY OF EVA Methodist ]aplaonget Mnt rtrtament• ( Lord Monok odooloufal Detenoe. This gathering yesterday seeming (3rd in ten debet• in the Hone. o! Lord. in the New Conneziou l'hurch, for en February 141h, our former Governor the purpose of supplementing the salary of General, spoke as fellowa :- the respected pastor, Rev. Joseph Brown, ! tt Viscount Month could speak from was a happy and suaoiiul ens. The some practical experience of the state of ladies of the congregation and thnirfriends, f".ltng in (lsneda. 11e had an official con - provided • sumpluuus table- Mayor Hays huh fneatioound u withmanmye othifols the Coth.r, loof whnes, anhd thh.e ic occupied the chair in his usual able out (;,,lunula acrd Engles alto [nay well toe genial Hamer; and all the speakers nom- proud. H. hal listened with route inter- est to the search of the noble E..rl oppo- urbenity. Mr. Brown apologized for the set. (the (Carl of Caraarron), and had to confess ante of the utggnahntu thrown ou absence of I0.v. W. H. I'oui., who was rather surprised d hem, Tb, p»tic) b.ing prseente . by sickuess,-frem being pre- noted upon by the Government of leaving sent. Rev. W. Smythe, though not ex.. tM Coluriata to provide fur their uwo ds - pectin to be called upon made • pithy Tensa do rims of lase was tM hat that maid be adopted, and would effect much speoch ; animadverting un the extra's- in the way sit cleating • proper urgsuixa- gances of fashu,n; advising ysu•g men to ton in ie. Canadian Dominion. If a give up the idea that it was gentlemanly separation were to take place at some not to work; and urging them to be'inse tutors penal it would bo well known that that usefulness in life was • greater erne- the Colonists shield M prepared for such g • possible eventu.bty, and that the sopa- meet than soft hands and file clothes.- ration should be effected without the The chairman said he took the speakers establishment of any ill-fiobug between romark. to heart and hop.d the audience th. Colonia •nut the' mtrther Country,- wnuld do w also. Rev, James Soiveright To orovid. against mace ab eventuality forcibly illustrated the beauty and fitness and to prepare the Colonists for each • of the •' crommon blessings" the iterate, change the policy which the l:urnnment bestows on us, and said that if we sou1� had determined to carry on! was the hest only look at our {positive in the light e( Ib•t could be adopted.' what it would be if deprived of these, we ^r would, less often, be foundtnmplaining of DOMINION PAR L IAM x.11; . "hard times," The Rev. R. Urefollowed; sympathising with the c tt regatiitm in their struggle with Iorfinanees, insisting, elaluent terms, that the highest duty of every minister and every christen •as to ende•ttor to assimilate. kis charaefer-4e- et -snail' diembtlLtant-Cj, aR�l uu*j ing that t s ((pure spirit of such an eiO0 as Socrates• atall in,pover him,wastoahead, ea Hon. J. H Cameron -For an Act for -pkileeepkeaeni•oneaNbseetietwiealre:i 4kOtallfoor•t;•toQ-44. _liure-11 mnch more should the knowledge [lit alk of Cnmmeroe- Jesus was ever near e., je Mur incentive From Henri Fry (Quebec), for an Act to virtue and g.dlmeu. Mr. 1). Fisher, reg lacing the insp•etion of oil and fish. Colborne, ..n the call of the audience medal --•bit. Mr. Lsngenn laid on_lhe table the a very humorous speech, fur which audience, was &urns relatidg te the construction of the handsomely rewarded iia noes of laughter. lnteia,lowiv; railway. The usual votes of thanks were given. and Mr. Sim, -rd asked when - the Govern - un the motion of Mayer Hays a special meet intended to erect the new post odtoe vote was -given to Mr. Richard Parker for is Quebec. , furnishing the musical part Of the enter- tainment; complimenting Mr. Parker in very btgh terms. on the perfection to which he has brought his juvenile choir, in the very short tune he has had thesirls under Ms training. - West Wawanoab. The Coiineil met thea dry, (Feb. 21th) pursuant to a Ijourr,ment-all- the mt m. ' Ie shortly announced. ben present. The minutes of Last meet- On mitten of Mr. Magill, the Aeleet ing were reed and approved. Magic• Co mntittee of lest session on hop -growing crates' oerti6.-st., in favor of Jai Bruce, and the salt interest was re -appointed. of sheep having been killed by dogs, on Mr. D.Ifr roe moved an address or about the 14th of Deo., 0868, ossa for the names of the contractors OrrewA, Feb. 28. The Speaker took the chair at 3.20. Mr. Cameron (Heron), petianw from Huron mid tirucc.l.•rkegist+lliva.ter tf1. i 'Ete tion 71t Can1804/ nit d prodltctIOns. - odenta had obtained copies of the Reso lutions on Yanking and Currency hn(ore the members .f the Hoare had get then!, Sir Fraacta Hinck. said that he had Bonn all in his power to ppreveat•uy neeepapere g•ttng them befonhaad, Mr 11[ackenaie said it was a gro. infrac- •Nn uof privilege. He hoped it would not 00010 •gam - I Sir Francis brought fnrwerd resolutions 011 banking and oorrencv to a speech which Ma an amplification of the details of the resolelu,ns. He end It, own u;tmoue were decidedly is favor of the Govern - meet Yank of Issue, the profits of which would go tothe publ,c, but these amid not now be tared otat. The following are the Keeolutione intro- discussed dnced by Sur F Hineks, which are to los discussed in Committee of the Whole m Friday : - ' shalt the Directors, Including the PlMilf- ent and Viet President, hold in the'agt•, I wefts[. lees then five per Bent. of t1�fr.r capital stock of the Brook and they iskitir. be elected annually by the shareholder.. but shall be eligible for re-election. A Yank shell not make Lans and grad discounts on the secunty of its own stock. but shall here privilege' lien ,.n the shame of any of its debtors or parties to whom advances have been male lir who are r te possible for its advantes,l and may decline to transfer the shares of any such debtor tee. party until the debt or advance is paid - No ditidend or betas shall ever be ;nadir es as to Impair the paid-up espial stock. I if any dividend or bonus be se mule the Directors shall be jointly and .•rerally liable for the amount thereof as a debt duet by them to the bank ; and if any part of the paid-up capita be lost, the DureetEre shall, if all the stock be net paid rap, forth- with make calla upon the shareholders sufficient to make red such hes and keep the paid-up capital nnimpar d. And such loss shall he ,mentioned to the return [ben neat nude by the Bank. A Bank shall always hold at lest fifty per cent of its cask reserves in Dominion flutes. RANKS. That it is exwtdient that no new Dank Me chartered, ..r the charter of any *xlst- ine Wank renewed. except on the follow- ing conditions, subject P. the modifies. 1' hereinafter mentioned, with respect to existing Reeks :- The capital of as new Runk shall not be lees then one million dollars, and the whole amount shall be subscribed for, end at 'eat 20 per cent, thereof shall be Inoue fid. paid up before the Bank shall issue any notes, or commence the business of banking; and the whole amount shall be paid up within five yeas from the date of the charter -twenty per cent. at least being no paid up in each year. The capital of any existing (tank may remain Mit now 1x, eubiect 4., h.ue,( increased -hai the t��rr1 -� tttnrlllfitlg -. Is exultance a the rlaftk, uj. v ant• snpplemental charter, as heretn- alter m.ntult.d- •' 1letiire e1-iaif iaf'ts� the�roasurte R. o1 that the coedit lens required in its case by the preceding peregraph have been compli- ed with, end it rhell not be held he (case complied with thorn or to to entitled t.. the right. dependant on such compliance nett' the certificate of its having done so has been granted by the Board. The*ntotint..0 mites intended for circu- lation armed by ane Bank, and outstand- ing at rev time, elan never exceed the amount of its awl -up capital, and nn such note for a less num that four dollars shall be matted by any new thank, or sued or re -Muted by any new existing Batik, after the expiration of l0s present charter ; all such notes then outstanding being called uu Wel redeemed ea soon as practicable. In the event of the pn.perty and assets of • Bank becoming insufficient to pay its debts and 'abilities, the shareholders of the Bank, in their private or natural cepa- citie., shall be liable for the deficiency, so far as that each shareholder .lull be 'fable to an amount over and above any wldount not paid up on their respective shares, equal to the amount of theirah•ne resp.ct- trely. And if any suspension of payment in full in epeeist of all er any of the notes or other liabilities of the Bank shell con- tinue for six months. the Directors may and Hon. Mr. Langevin said negotiations had been going on during recess for the purchuae of a Int of land adjoining the present pet office from Judge Black, and that the appropriat would be made for that purp•ee, and also for the sonstruo- tion of a new building. In reply to Mr. Stephenson. Sir J. A. M.clnn•hl said the Cloven - meet had • plan fon the remuneration of at -masters outside of cities, which would examined Ind ordered to be paid oat of dog fund for 1868. A synopsis of the 'treasure's accounts Iran [resented to the Council. The Abtditors were regacste(i of the intercoluuul Railway who have thrown up their contracts, and other par- tietlare. Mr. Walsh said n.. contracts had beau thrown up , but some had been annulled Direet.ry_td. nue naw,-esjeting Bank, , being thereunto authorized •t- • /ew�ai meeting of the ehareh.ldere ctlIed ter tlut purpose, may •0 arty time Iof.n. the ex- pptration of its present *barter notify the Minister of Pittance of their intention to apply for an .xten.o le ..f its charter, with such suoendmenta as well wake ;t conform- able to these reedutt ns, -end may apply to the Governor (7eneral for a charter- - granting the extension, with such amend- inenta as the (lovenew In t.ounml way ul ! alt--lbs-neprrrstif the -ltietgf��"'em" nenie and rat ties-Treasnry Hoard to in conformity with the law ; and onp Ty"olN-atfa11JN11t_i .614 lylor* ii" Ty" om like a,nnlitiouwapply for end ub- ta.0 a charter for such flank. The charter so to be granted to any ex- isting Hawk may provide for the increase of its capital by grant less that or stipple - meatal ; upl • charter nutty be greeted to any Bank now ,olsilug er to be chartered as. eforusaid, providing for such increase, which shall fn any ease be pied up within Ave years from the date of the charter pruvtdmg t(r t, twenty per ant. thereof Leung pard up in each y.ar. Homier existing Hank charter shall leo extended nor airy new hank chartered ex- cept on the aondttivn• above mentioned, nor shalt any such charters be eztendednr grunted beginning the end of the Session commencing next after the nest day of January, 1881. The privileges granted by the Act re- specting (tanks, 31 Vic., Cap. 11, shall n. t after the let day el .tun., 1870, extend tv any Bank winch shall not have had its chatter amended in accordance with the foregoing re.oluti.ns, nor .f the charter of such Bank extends beyond the end of the Session next after the 1st of January,1881 unites 1t be limited to that ditto. But .eh Bank shall have such rights and privileges only all are Oren by its charter, subject to any aunendute.ts thereto which the Letit- The undersigned is prepared to FURNISH No. -1-SALT, 11 ANT QCADTTTT AT TAR I.oWent 13'r1 e, FROM THE ABOVE WELL. s. H. DEI I.OR. Goderich, Angust 3rd, 1869. w"..7 Enttasblished 1l3K'�a• 4,„1,A LES of Misalleneoas Property s Coknck LI even 8eturday,aad is Chotna every Wed- aeadey. Moneyedvaneed on Property 4o r tmmed.nee sale end prompt retere. made. Perm etoek and other 4.!e. planetnllr intend- ed to throughout the County, '6. M. TRU Ea* N'S Auction Marl, w61 Markwi n..aro,(M.neh Three Different Kinds of Papers Reel' INR[. For Halls, Parlors, Dialog Rooms and Drawing Rooms, ALL NEW PATTERNS, Goal Rt.h end declared by I s.n,.,, end Paper Hang ere M Ie the matt beautiful Mtigna, CLOT NG CAN BE MADE. • bs•.taMu0..en•gmda.he • a gN.b1 1. (ioderieh. Oetnber ayd.\Rha. owl? Farmers, Livery Stable KEEPERS ANT) OTIIER9. Hying fen All Ynar Lime iielfSeR. .i 1 111 1 IJ1011 •,00. .n., trusty -.n. year tepnl*.01 M pnp.n.d t• Motor R..,w e* ol awae0. R' R. R,.r weretn.d se u neem cionwesa. lath A.- los Shephard * baa, nIUH)ER$, OODERICH. ItGookirir•h for the W. of tan osIsbr•Nd Rester Fenney Cheese. focal dealers supplied at the Factory Prises. SHRPRARD a STRACHAR. (Inieriek, Kay ft. 0867. wlgtf AR PTIIINTRR of Improved Parma eel WMW Leal Mr Selo ,.4ateAttb Res 11 r i2.4.ses.Rasa►1.1217. Martel Severe The Best and Cheapest PAPERS EVER INTRODUCED iN OODERICH. FOR SALE AT - BUTLER'S. Goderkh. A 1M1 1100. 1110 !FMTHE PARLOR GEN PIANO FORTE. MANUFAO'TURED BY Marshall & %leadell f Atba ■y. EyF. RT Inetrnment le rnlly.•rranlM and ha the 0.01.0. Impmvmnepte, roll ire frame lie eon nm ha. and 0.00.0 Ivory front kryn. ror STANDING IN TUNE, we anerwnw the. rhin.,.'..o-npd M an.. Pianos, Melodeons and Organs Tuned, II, RAIN Mrs, e,.nl et Oder ' Iwond hen.[ l',.noe. then 0 .t. -hop, nlerleh, ITth June, 1509. wtbin lyes r.-.-uv--••retr+er-eetn ;,e -' ee ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS Coweinling in peri of Wenn( 0.g1wd Mosel eloohe Hoarse., WNlesms R1wkt.e, Pafey saglfllto row Semen. sad fn'sarawsd. Ceek.eros Dmeskies, wed a row, .f C..ndles Cloths Meer, Selig wad Poouep flowered Tw, Shorts. Glenn, iyi, b...M. HeMUse.Mat of mete. sers8ehois to ell any s.-iistirk/tt wallas* emirs . I . C Eel All parties indebted to R. Runciman&C0 1 HER BY NOTE OR BOOK AC- untare hereby notified, that unlessthey CAII API') PAY UP AT ONCE hey will be seed, without further notice. R. RUNCIMAN, Huron Founderj,, Goderich, Ont. Godsrich,4Ptk Dee., 1a68. w.O. Middlesex Seminary. TER design .r the Innutonon ,n to peeps. [toe's." •,he..t litre and el . light etpr,,.a fur n.nlr, linlve,dt!ee .n4 .:ol len,., add 1 ee,4rn. AeT.t ante. •e. .,.. ct.l . o.n..on paid to the 11.e An-, 110 winter Toon .111 eo.emaere Teeedsv, ].edit eth, 1rrn. For lent. .rad Tallon In En 01.1 .n CIo.(r,p r 11 aerie term SW Whole. ship 15 Vnm- mn1,•.MI lh•pst:mrl (.hu f ill Olt end 410. R414es00 lie. rhe j.,l :,,.m da., of en:...in1. E'.v amen Of firs,..,,,.., Teacher. end irem. r.'0 01,1.-. 11,1 ralntme, In..lnt. 0 -each add item,.., M+e Ire., 1.r. Yet Nether po.;c.W. a d..o or Melrose C p.,90 a CURRY, R05M0, On - Ten ons....0-' The R.oilnrey In in • Maki, p. ore Mita eta a, Eight pepsin Rat not eltea.e - la.'ea to teach nate. the armed of Mena. inn ,n Jenne, 111m. Thr. mow Snit Hord •ad fn1rek . • list of tMrt,- N r lieene54 to trach M Aean.t, 1500."-(Adverr;rr, K aneko (At , Nov. acrd. 1500. w t1N JUST ARRIVED. MADAME. YLOR, Waller Great Faros Herb Remedy TIWaK nanowpw. wnh''onesmplinn.Rheern0- fdkmp• lir pepma, he.dirhe. 1 roe of Ap- Me. Bed 6yMie. UMrell sad Rats ria soma Mies odors Mb, .excises rhiltr. 11 wee 0i wommeeded by Ph Tia t• no hnatmg me nae well prove . IM mw imam MSR yon cess, h mnsslnng Mil. er, et mom No R, Colhwneklmel, f; Meru*. Legates essble M Dell will be .tle.dnl at (heir ewe bow, t/wdwWh. 1010 Aug. lawn M Se 1 e idib'i ['*,!seem' favi 1 mann Ile ee... -:'- •' ewAf PPRAtaRR tote. Trost Lmacewpsny ir. e.-Ostting done to Opder.0 S A .Ilprern:.pra.. - .M-'fRURMAN, lir rims ass .'s,C Morrell Ire detail of the reo.ipts and diohorn'menta of the Municipality, tor the year ending 31st i) r. IAI',;). Mnv.d by Mr. Stuart, Rec. by Mr. Mollw:oin, That John Wilson be appoint. d inspector of Licenses, in Pace of D. CRmeron, resigned -Carried. Application fir shop license by D. McDougall, of Lucknow, was re- ceived -certificate to be granted on e oeipptt eft -aka Iesp.ateve wreiieaN.- Tenders for the Coli.clorship were receive' a. loltowe : - From Donald Grant, S15; Jos. Mallnugh, 850; H• Mather', $10; J)1n. MoKoatie, 845; A. Pentland, 81•• Moved by Sir. Gaunt, ,. h 11 . ,■ -en ' tender -Carried. Mr. Gaunt reported to the Council respecting a broken serv- er mentioned in minutes of last meeting Moved by Mr. Mellwaio sea 1.1 Mr. Stuart that . the scraper in quewtinn was borrowed without the authority of the Council although the township had pro- vided a sew scraper for the special use of the village of Luckooe it isnot exp -diene to pay the ism demanded -Carried. A By -Law was passed for regulating the height and description of Lawful Fetors -Ibe Council adjourned to meet again Phew notified by tbeClerk. JAS. SCOTT, Tp Clerk, Northern Railway Blevator Burnt Ova* 1200,000 Woay■ Or PROP/HITT DKR- TWTIP. From the Leader The old elevator belonging to the North- ern railway, and Rituals on a wharf to the westward of the Brock street station, was completely destroyed by fire lot night. The origin of the fire is clothed in mystery --i•0much as the watchman, Mr. Patrick Garcia, who was raw duty at the time, knew nothing about it till he was i•formed by some parties from the outside. The flame* were first observed in the cupola, and it is therefore inferred that it most have originated from friction of the machinery, as then was no fire in the eng- ine room. The earn. was given and the Fire Brigade turned mut very promptly, awl conveyed two engines to the sane of the disaster, but they were perfectly [powerless to stay the onwatyl march of the flames, and the elevator and sheds ex- tending northward ,to the esplanade. a distance of several hundred feet, were completely destroyed. Tho elevator w. crammed full of grail & flour there being about 158,1100 bnmbele of the former and over 820,000 worth of the latter in the buildinaat the time, and all wsonnswmed, A large number of ears were on the (reek leading to the elevator, but they were quickly- removed ender the direction of Mr. Harvey and Mr. Matdnnald, and other empleyeers of the company who were promptly on duty ; and did everything in their 1e saw pen rty. By the time, any of the rnntractnra or their sureties from their obligatiows. The returns be- fore the House would give fall particu- lars. Mr• Holten asked if the Government intended to bring down a fall report re- gwrdmg the program of the lntercolonial Railway. Sir J. A hfecd-.nald said the anggestinn w. not • bad one, and Le considered that, though it had been thought that a return was all that was neoeegary, the Home had s right to full infurouota(n and would get It. Mr. Mackenzie hoped the report of our Chief Engineer would also be brought down, as he nod hewnl there was a di- rect inane between the Commisiuners re- rte . Mr. (bamberlain moved for lists of persons who have passed examinations for employee in the Inland Reyenne Depart- ment Hon. Mr. Morns said that one hundred and twenty-four persons had premed recent examinations; and the fullest Information would be given. Mr. Cameron (Huron).-Addre.fnr in- structions given by the Department of Public Works, dc., respecting the harbors ..n the east and west Ride at Lake Huron. Air F. Meeks ezpreseed his exceeding regret at having the name of the Hon. John Young in the debate, which he hal not intended to do, and had only done a on pressure from the member from Lamb ton, Rad •ceepted the statement of the' gentleman as to his views expressed in the private copvorsation referred to. He was more desirous of making this statement, as it had been said by the hon. member of 4hefford that his (Sir F. Hincki )statement wnnld blast the character of any man, and this he did not wish to do. He was sorry to . thnt h w be- tween r there as a direct issue e tween him and Mr. Young ea to what Mr. r onng did may, but he considered that a men's own stetemerntes to what he hal Raid should be accepted by every one. He then read an 'street from the letter of Mr. Young to thefJ4,M, showing precise- ly what hie views were on the subject. Mr. Mackenzie hoped the report of the speeches on Banking and Cmrrwacy would be publislsed, as Mr. Rom had promised. Atr J. A. Macdonald .id he kite. no- thing ab.,ut Mr. Rao's promisor, bot would look up the replete. Mr. aleckeszieenqutied if Arthur Ran- kin was employed h the Government es agent at the North-West. Sir Jelin.A:"'Mardoneld said Mr. Ran- kin hal offered his services, but they were not accepted.. Mr. Cartwright called attention In the fact that in the official Bank returns, there were m. 'sterna from Nova Scold. Banks. Them world he of considerable value in the dismission on banking and cnrren'y. rind he woeld be glad if they were brought down Sir Francis Randle said the 'sterna woeld be laid ea the table, including the Dominiou notes in circulation, the Notre - notes held by ether Beeks, &c., and he would enquire if the return wield include theta/. as e - sonar'; f flciently fee the r.oeplun • the steam Mr. Cartwright remarked that them to - engines the demobbed obtained much great tnrna had not been ngnlsrly f,rniahed by beedw., that it was found utterly im- Novo Mcotiao tankers, who, perhaps, oh. fineable M suppress them, and they de- jested to it ase pees of Confederation ty- v.ured everything before Cham till there ninny. ass nothing 01sa10commute. The biniding Hen. Mr, 11 .., mid that the mime of idly favor-lelr hot rat o ferre•'t f)o*t.exteseese -.[Bort -.--J� esetr w, .r'31.-', Vet Yells fifA 8fttlt ilIArafrfe len ,that fie Henke via h•en in .. safistaerary them. Nearly every gain dealer in the a mite for the last twenty er thirty years MIT will ha aff.rted by One eslamitnn■ that the Uovernmeit gotcareleae about Are, and indeed it s feared that a few of "esteem. them will be entirely ruined. At the time In reply to Hon. Mr: Holton, the Are broke tut it woe fined impns- Sir F Hulk. mid h. intended to -morrow Able to obtain a list of the *afferent. it in moire the Holm into mmrnittee on Fri- es. s remarkable fit that the whole day on the Reeking and Cnrrency r•sole- bUildint end sheds in connection with it tin"' j it was found neee50.r to remn,e a 1111041c�a':r�-•Y-^y+'- ay y tMiwA, Match 1a1. schooner from ths wharf to yrereht bet At the ripening 04 Ibseffe s., Mr Mse-P 1 LYlb}n6 bwr'i%'-�� i_wtiiiilritttlased 11R Mlepursrentr e. t e amount t ey may • sem necessary to pay all dehthand liabilities of the Hank, without waiting for the collection of any detest due to it, ..r the sale of any of its assets nr property ; such calls to be made at hke intervals and for like amounts aa calla on unpaid stook, and payment 11.1,0f to be enforced in like manner ; and any failure on the part of any stockholder lia- ble to such call to pay the same when due, shall operate Rs A forfeiture by such stock- hoWw' el all claim, or to any part, of the meet* of the Lank. Stich 0.11 and any fdrttlerotoll thereafter being nevertheless resovereblefrom him, aa if no sunh forfei- ture had been incurred ; provided, that if the Brink be commandite, and the princi- ple partnere are personally liable, then in against such pnncipel partner without waiting for ane wile ordinsinn of the pro- perty oraaae'ta of the Bank or other p'sh- nenary proceedings whatever. Persona who. having been shareholders in the Bask, have only transferred their shares or any of thorn to otherw,orregi•ter- ed transfer thereof within three months before the commencement of the anepew- sine of payment by the Bank, shall be lia- ble te-call on such shares under the next proeeding paragraph as if they had not fret»fernd them, having their rea,nrse mistime those tr. w hum they were transferr- ed, and any director who shall refit. to make or enforce, er oonetr in making or enforcing any such call, shall be deemed guilty of • noisdeineanor, and shall be pert smelly respnnaihle for any damages ref. fared by such default. And any soignee or other officer lir person •ppointed 1e wind up the affairs of the Hank, in care of its insolvency, shill have the powers of the directors with respect te such calla. Pro- vided, that if the Bank has been • enm- mondite, liability of principal partners and ..f c.mmandit.ires shall continue for well time •iter their naming to be ouch es u td rmayke provided in the charter of the Every new Rank shall, at d every ex- isting Mani whom charter, se continued and amended in enmformity to these re- mnlntinu.hell,frnm the time such amend - orients take effect, be exempt front the tax now imposed on the average *mount of ito. notes in circulation, and to which other Banks will continue liable. The total lithilities of the Bank shall never mooed the aggregate amonnt of the sum held by it in specie and Dominion nates and three times ita paid-up capital, e nd the Directors knowing any .icer, and net forthwith protesting against tt, shall be responsible for the came. Any suspension by the flanks of pay- ment of any of its liabilities as they aoente, in specie or Dominion note*, shall, if .t c,ntiuues for ninety days, constitute the IMnk insolvent, and operate • forfeiture of it* charter, so far es regard• the issue or re -lune of notes and other [tanking oper- ations. and the charter shell remain in force rawly for the pompom of enabling the Ihrect other 1 to mw its business. ; and any aneh assignee or as- signees, or other legal anfherity, shall for such pnrp,ses herein the powwrw of the Direeon. No dIvitiny,nf the prnflts, either, by way reserved the eighth) make. TaeaLl110Ra 0101 .tTIMO Dol 1111 0 10.s. 1. 1t u .zp'eatent to amend the Act to enable Banks to use the notes of the Dominion, instead of caning notes of their own, by repeating the fire[ seven sections thereof, except u 1.. the arrangements with the Bank of Montreal, which shall re- main in force until terminated in accord- ance with the terms thereof. 2. It is ezpediecit further to amend Hie said Aet by providing Met Dominion Nobs to the amount of fuer million dollars my be maned and remain outstanding at any time nn Ute security of debentures of the Dominion to a like amount, whirh issue mat be from time to time increased info t authorized fur amounts not exceeding one million at one time, and at intervals of not lees than three mouths ; and no such in - cream being anthnnaed Holme the R.e..v- orl;eneral then holds specie of the amount of one-fourth of the aggregate an,nnnt o1 such increase of debentures already held by him as aforesaid. 3. It is expedient to provide that it any amount of Dominion Notes be ia•ed and outstanding in excess of the amount then authorized to be Mined and outstanding, on aitch somnty..afurewaid, the Receiver General shall hold specie to the full amount of suoh excess for the redemption of such notes. And that any amount of such nut.s which the public convenience may require my be issued and remain ontstandmg, provided the excess of such emntmt over that so authorized be re- presented by specie held by the Recoils: (:.neral. 4. ft is exiedient to repeal section nine of the said Act, except as regards. am existing arrangement made ender it, which shall remain in force until terminated in am,rdanc, with rho terms thereof, and to provide that the (lovernor map in his dis- cretion establish branch offices of the Receiver General's Department in Mont- real, Tonmo, Halifax and St. John, for the redemption of Dominion notes, or may maks arrangements with any chartered bank for the redemption, and may allow a fixed sum per annum for snob service. e- 11 is expedient o wryest section stereo of mid Act, prnvnllag for the ap- pointment of Cotnmis.nner,, for aecertaiuqq the amount of Dominion nous issued,and the specie and debentures held for their redemption ; and to provide that the Re. eeiver-General shall publish monthly in the Canada Gozot r a statement of the amount of Dominoes notes oniatanding'.0 the last date of the preceding month, and of specie and debentures then held at each of the cities aforesaid, reepertn,ly. Such statem.nte to be roads lip from returns to M made try mid br.ncli offices er bank to the Receiver General. The rosnlllti.ne respecting r.rrency pn vide for a uniform rerream in all the Pelvinees, hawed 00 the ltnt�,nvereign', vetoed at four dollen eighty-siz tan... thirds cents, Canada currency, after the ora lir the wignse or asslgnoos, lir Arst of Jaly, 1870. legal authority, if any b. •ppointcl Silver codas nnw w.twtl0 in Canal. lir. week w.......--�w.J b7 t._ ►e. .Rose. rr'ur'he'e./4r1.. serene RR k. the sails aforesaid, sad .dad .p um in Canada,.jl►It il.. wl tender o the amount of b0 chile.. s.4 wipp.r.an. 0.15h thn.nonnt .f 1Weajy-g,. 1. Ky one payment. H.,' Majesty any, y pmclamatina M h. isswed *84x0 tka sat/ day,, .;_Abe mks Ki em.hnll -'"""'ee..•4.iiIV veriest sad Ps sit in (`arida. Mr Galt spoke, is f v,a1bt. Mom of Silo scheme, end emly p e fe wl it del ane goo far eiMngh. 1fi Mo kSYab .eked whether the dmhta • .:.*.that the rel. of Blight per cone per simnel, shall he paid by a hank until it shall have a nett .w immersed fond .goal to at least twenty per twat, of it. e•pital, d siting all bad 'awl doubtful debts before calenlaing the amount of .ods ret, Sharebnldere real' have parer M remi- IR4e by by -haw, let the number Wad gemli- ke, ion of 1)ireeten, .bteh shall ane be rano. m • riensim 0 ere r r.i•eex awe tee Di'esters ; hitt no Dareet.w, Preeid.N .w os sebiest repssisd bra sem. ig ..4411 1111111.4 11164 is noel.. ig.ge 'rue lisers *Ilinneadis fa 4.4i till re- aegoiell ek• leek eV? if me. •