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SMITH, Pro rietors. r " The Greatest Possible Uoa1 eu tAe Gre,etrit PusaitleNwat er '
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•D 1.G., THURSDAY DEC. 1, 1870.
et.rls rFM /ANN..
r' •►NoIC. (}()DERICIi, ON rA1tI0, '
Ska.00,.A 1 LI y -. ---- . --
1311gittces Ditccturz. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE spew'
Jona N• 4ierdon. --
N Mary roue: (,.rot turd
at., 4)100, on the d
1.h .• MINN seem.
dour from Coart-Hyyuawaeran.
%timeY. Torus.
n tRRINTZR, ATTOa3RY-.' r -LAW. SOLICITOR
1) i. Ch.*.vrr.1.,a . bMoo-
t. Ontario.
tetfead WTI
Doyle Pc ■instar. '
B►RRUITw1S AND arroaei
D. L. Duras. awn aOLICft
ry•.ORa-
Ct.wn, ae. Owarelw. R. Isostere. RA.
Lal • 1'.. IP ATRER, .rs,l•-tu.0
• Conveyancer, Notary Pus
to Oder
Mn of 1.k• Clerk of W ream, Court 9N
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alt Safaris
aware 1 TCWrood,
DAR RI11010 ATTORNMYS.AT-War, SOLI-
emirs.
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Money U, Tend. 0,01, a : Gr.bb'. h ea. •n
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13 A.
no %WIRT AND o W 0•VicR. 'LAWN navy
badMn. Ko *0 •I tniefr•s. r.s..u.as
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Roots' over Ca* Post Oface, West &rest,
Ooderich. .tnf
meteor uta. ire
CIFFORD ELLIOT.
Business ElirccttlIQ•
MOM & UNESS-MiGNG,
MISSES STEWAR
W TO INTIMATE TIIArTIIEY lI*V RD
he Store oar the M..reet A.1 04,0, tiro d b ilea
MiCeCoufertion.ry Wore. where they • ,orpgr l
n
fur millluer and 41
W
raerute V
lord Y
The Newest:Styles_ and with DMI*C
le D. Mrreral aplventhne walla l Iml.edr0r•
(joMnrh lY Stew. 1170. smere
B. MccCOR11lIK, TAILOR, IP:.
(MeLEANS OLD STAND, EASTSI.)
rRIYIUU4LYC1'TTER. TO J. C. 1ETLO`ICo
TrITIMoxIAL :
G0D0RICII Hera. SEPT Imo. Mr. Mc(0
w 4...11 1u our employment a. ('4,11..0 f
dl, o ....peat.1f .,440' for In) ,erj boa
.1.1.8(10.1. ser isrowak fur•hou rhe col,n 4
m7 rho may employ Lou. IUnN C. Urr I..rAG
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Troaw0Tot IA*, Bowater In ll•nrer7. CoI-
yya.uer, ate.
a1N11R AM, One.
Ronny W lea, li.•Iwte4 Title• (01.1.1. Crown
lad Patent. °blamed .hea7Jy. .77.1 J
• Jul, 2.0. 1170• 17
INT
Waggon
a
r"d a,rri
FACTORY•
BATES & ELLIOTi
'-I'. H. 19tone.,
A°act ran writs:Minu A GRICCwT`'R",
wort. (1 meek Sharman, proprietor, mile SP
R r trot ti•a•l
yip .p ARR(MTRR, *TTOR!IEY. 0*)Lt
U collo wss
ll NEY TO LEND.
ryy 14„1 Mk•1' on Mt. 1e
)A•iA'
SLY _ (ta•wwl:b,ott'.oa.tasel0
ouiv ateadwnnng the wr.toru 44ar1. It
at.t,* t 0 t..1,arr to Otis work emru•ad to
met are prepar'•4do Iwo out
Buggi
Waggons, tedVEF
sed everytlest 1n their line, of the very le. m
oft workmanship and .tLW very east ion tinv la
1.
OerlmereiUlnotel,:atld)et ,E.111
JOHN RICKS, Proprietor. This is ill
lergesla041 bestCountry hotel in Wester
JanWa.aud ermines as inederate as any Hwa
P
is Naomi , yl age 'openGood ° r. Goevblag(ur
llle)toe.es Bones sad Camas, sfor Hitlee,sa
War erIteWs...
SIRS. i)AYS' HOTEL
=1pROIETER.
OY the direct road Mom Seafortb to
W1.Ikertoo. Every necessary accow
modation for the travelling public.
HANNAH DAYS.
Wroxeter. Ant. If. 111'7. w30
HURON :HOTEL,
ZURICH. CV. HURON
JOHN PRANG, - ,- Proprietor.
wfgi}s hoose le 111.•.1 op with every convenience for
the traveumg lotble ,
MI Good Stabling a4',w$1 Irma w•16tf
log It, 1670 t•
(ol'POMITK POLLEE S LIVERY STAMP
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(LATI 01 THE BRITISH KICHANO a.)
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- Secure the
`badow ere the
'4uhwtsnce fade•',
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Prices to Suit the Timer L,
Photographs reduced t1.' ;'1.00 per Dos.;
o11 7.Mts. 1•P -It HALE 1111814.
Largo -Photograph Reduced in
Pro .ortioh• '
Also will mxk•• the largret I'l *1 441 s1.'M nude in (lo,i
er
Swavtm rm. et 1.'p. 1',r.wlln (•4.00Am
440• unue dollar
D. CAMP$dJL1'S
marls h.ph G4`l l .
Gmlww' Aug. Mb 1(70. ,
GRAND DISPLAY
QUEEN'S HOTEL, FERGUSON
..l U.
'J. a$ x
ONE BAND, a lineek+ssortment or
wLbA w111 b. sold Crap for Caen or ('o
•r"od- wM1
pppyl•d•r••ln Ars 1 1070.
Otrost t assurer.
p 6AL ESTATE %NDIY41:MOWS wswTE, NO.
Ib d. Arrulo nodding, Mash, N. T.
lar.. .'. Mra.wn .4114 ary el 1A11. n. R.Mel.a.
Ass lath Imre.
V. MIcfoa11sy1
ler fnE0 AT(7Ttl0e:LR, R iTPell n. C inane 1.1
LMento . Satn m village w rounu7 pew aal
ado 1•• 1 .
L.. r/. fia.gltae
ADA Sad *NW. AI
w. G. WILSON
IOsuar of II/1rrlage L,icettu1S,
Insurance & Real Estate Agent
Col1MIMaIONIR tN 11. It
DEEDS. MORTGAGES, &c,
-,_-_DRAWN AND ,ylIC1T4.V,
MONEY RYT(f1lNITH per end:-
mpq-1.y EV Ell 11. Olt.
944. Minim
I-2AINTINI1
BRADEN AND CLUCAS.
TIID'
NEW_GROCERY'STORE.
WHITELY R ELLIO'PT
DEA7.r.IL 10
PROVISIONS',
WINES 4 I.1QCORa.
Corner Kingston Street k Market Square
ObtitTlitiq
ad'n.l1 Auynnt 4111, 1170,
terror. I the important alta rapidly-truprnvin1
JAMES YOUNG, Editor,
1VOL. XX11I.-NO S
'Loden Moffat. the Mlasionsry
Townships its the Counties of Huron au -
Der Voodnaan's Answer- ( up of the North-West Territory, 1.t is of mac, take red, ambulous, and tu.rortd by
Bruce ; and that is view 0( the opening Filly -four years ago a young Sonteb-
w Au aaet rel le el "• u -r .eacsar 4o 0080 the highest importance to. this section .1 I rehgmu$ f c hnga and une•onquerable ever-
VAVeen. I country that railway eona1Hlniimtiun he- 01. set sail for Africa on the sublime
11.1 dnw 1 most nix sphere.
1 most catty' .01'.,le 1.1a1'e
No ,is no use .thau.luie 40e,
101.'4 taut leen ane, ter mut.
Val !our aaded.r O ltauJ
eel 11., 1-h 111 to me
Did 0 ! 4.1 boars drpe .thea,
1 81,0ua1 . nl due n dal .Ih..•.
Dat old rpt. oxkdro,
I'll root lis red ,oft sow:
Douolt 1„mrd ,sit ._.• a pr.
rel chop ellery peegh,
• To dose .A ur aa. away.
You an my now in rete ;
Yates* gam it plain earl. day,
t'm,U yntder ..w and platy.
Dough often nit mime rr.w
rye .at (rursib d. 7.6.441,
Yell alt other ,t now,
Van I4,t0.11..ul. "1.a made.
A trunk Postel lost, for
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e
11.aunt I.. ..1;
'% 1the.
Il•.1.
out hat lar.
Mo. rshould you let
T At erre 401,h.44 1 .0 to t
A gel Soli d I"•ncr get,
•A
Vlpene.o
o0 J1,0 am4 1..
.e
tom un1raldy lint
PlOuub:, 0Ho. m
,11 hark.,
400 1 eau epos. 1t mo
twnwe the City art Laudon and mon art the miosioo of love. In the noblest s u' it of
Ii eazr. on lake liwron ■1 Id 1.w ai. "ace self-aacrifi' n Lu rtlia ui94cd whet meet
trotsbli.bv4. That lhu Lndom ldwrtl n[ of us would oonsidir this pleasures of life
'liras is of opinion that aach a line art- P
creasing • the tiadthefl the w developing I famrot a eumpaeys of fortune,
of Ilj.lersocial position,
sant t tende,amt
the resources of the eouutry through ; the .oddly of scholars *nil wen of 444'Inn00
which it passes and forming adirect route -.all, indcrd,wLich isoomnu•ly suppOssd
for the produce of the lNortb to saw to LO rated r life worth living, he willingly
like Ene. That this Huard earnestly ail- ave u o to 4)444041 hid life it unceasing toil
vocates the inunedtatn cuU h1'4 (tun of • lame''gnt gel and esus o tribes, m the
line of nilway dire" from [.wid1'0 w some endeavour to c•lucate,reclaiw, and 007)11.0
rotator Isla Huron, aid would retuurt
et.. .a.neat .Burn lof the citizens, and I them. Fur upwards of kelt ■ century he
has laboured at his .elf -appointed task
with anwea' ied opoI Iui,y and now tomes
baok to find Himself amid a strange (hut
not unfriendly) people -a new generation,
from which he musses must of the old
familiar feces of his youth. He left this
country ahnrtly after the collapse of the
First Empire, with Napoleon I. a captive
in St. Helene ; hu has returned to see tee
collapse of the Second Enlplre, with Napo.
len Ill. a captive Ur 11'llh ma4. ho Dur-
ing his absence the whole political 0044140.
tiun of the Continent h e 1
ma a. been rev -
1 t
tioui.ed-b. dories Tuve been altered,
Kings dethroned, Empires overthrown ;
yet we question if Any matt, greater work
has been done in Europe during all thew
years than that which 1140 been accomplish-
ed without the accessories er pomp of
senate. -lions° or battle -field by Robert
Moffat. Austerlitz, Waterloo, Tr.felgar,
and Sedan were splendid victorw.a. bud
will firer be Accounted such by the hi.t.lri-
an ; but the victories gained by this hum-
ble Christian, al"no and single.handed, at
Err Metall 43, in N.unatlna Laud, and in the
London to Lake Huron.
RAILWAY ELTING.
(F, VIII L01.41o11 Free Press.)
The London Board of Trade held
their quarterly meeting yesterday after-
noon, at the hour of three o'clock. ' The
attendance was much larger than is
usual, in view c f the important special
1.S
uta-
I.on and some point 012 L'tke Huron.
HE CHOICEST PAT MEI
fOl)ERICH.
11.411..4 Jae, We 107o w0T.,)
COLBORNE HOTEL,
CODERICH.
NT OTT C Ea
M. MARTIN, Proprietor4
God Accommudat;ous. :t•uplo Stable
beThis is atmlttedtoboa First class
kept in Good Style.
net-tt
to
.n
•r
TIIF.` rr.RF6(T,
SUBSTITUTE
F0IL
SILVER
I..r.m111'g lmr.
bluer 00.011, east
11..11 by the pat, nl rt o -e.. ,.f Wools liking -
AEI h•1 .11,•1 1..1,1on (.e eery let
taw aterlmg;.11,o 11,1. .:.'le employe,'
as
lerfslly r ornaln,taer, ashy Tse punibts
m'g04frm, nal •deer.
-?ilGA4A1.",1rll. Rrloatecl
ret giurronired of krablu.Lty for bunt
afo1a.wa1-
Boise, Sign & Ornamental Painters,
APEN IIan+rs .n.11mltab,rs if w„n.Is ad Marble
P Itlfrllrs'1V-t.
xc'11.
Oppn1ta yt••e4.". nerdwad. 11..44
HodMeh. Aug 171(1.1070. 4.11 ..
THE LONDON
All partiesacdebted toR.RuneinlaI&Co
EITiLER BY NOTE OR I1480K AC-
c0uutarc lieretyno.tycd,thatunlesuthey
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Pill AN') PAY UP AT ONCE
they will be sued, without further notice
R. ltl'NCi\i_tN,
Huron Founder",
Goderich, Oat
Goderieb, Aug 15, 1870 0w1
ANn
TELEGRAPHIC] INSTITUTE.
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1)001C-1{
o-
t)OOIU-KICICT'IN(i DT Ale A-
U.nbk• Entry. taught b, • aparbr plan of
Atonal
loinnar'relal Lave, A,Ithmetie Business ancti,.-
Pro^elem•e, Penmanship, Drinking. Td.eraphing.(Short
)0.n-1 wr1tlmd, ae , Om, for NII (Moment.,
Addend.
JONES 1.t BELL,
Landon, Ontario.
e
IMPORTANT NOTICE
F.R. MANN;
GODER1UI1
WAIt.EHc'USE.1
DANIEL GORDON,'
L,4t,13YN I:'I` NIAIt IIt
IIPHOLSTEB.ER,i
ASD
Undertaker, &c., Stec ,
n largo .ton 1, .1 a
A
A..1
Boase Sign & l;arriage- P1$er_
'I' EMIREN TO ACQUAINT THE PURT.IC THAT
1) he Ise fitted np a shop on North .tenet next to the
1 p 1.71 ler40Mmt rlmw•K, wttl ~Nab mom .1-
4rh.d where he Ie proper*A o nn all order. promptly,
and .t n+unnah10 trans. Thankful forthe Iraerbe
of the Inst 7 71ara sollrtta ...notions... of the 0*
Now Is the time to Paint your Cutters,
Sleighs, and Carriages.
g ' Orl.ra from 00.41.y C.rriage .hops attended to
.44th die atrh.
Sign Panting 011dlog, Or.lniep 101.01ng, P.p•r-
angina •"• , Painting,
F. R. MANN.
Oodericb, Aug, 15, 1870 eel
vee
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IS 1.r
1:2 la
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PiTo
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FURNITURE
44..1)'
1 W.'
1 Mone
0 1ugar
Any of
sari, es
0.1
0 .cheek
Ieinnot felt command
the farm of all in want
of furniture 4A., may
Gorr hlm with a •lett,
whether la style or
price, such
nor•aaa, wood Chain, Cane Chairs,
Ilwl.tead0, Sofas. Ineingo.
Talo.s, *l0O4l•aw, Cuplwstnla,
Ix Rocking
cking C airs
Emotive,,Tahlea.REriAla!il,
limb Miami, Kitchen Tahln, Sunda.
Rea Hairetio wool4o, Wee do
-do, and 4 or a different kind. Spring M.Ifhaare.
N. R, - Keep, elwAye on hand A Mew aitsroi stat
Washable gilt and R,eew.otl Moulding -frames, sgnue
or oral, mole °lathe ahnr1e.t %Mire.
Haps(' rload* arrangements with JACQUE`j
Je .Arta W.ren'', 050• en Toronto,
earful's fere or
,y. Has 01w0ya s complete a.aorlmeet et
Comes & Shrouds in the Latest Style.
Also, 11EARWEE to titre.
CYheBap 701 C/,alsh
Ooderleh, Ang 14. 1470. awl
AT
THE LOWEST PRICES
His Factories & Sheetiny9
it will pay you
TO DRIVE 20 MILES
TO PURCHASE
For Cheapness and quality all his stook
is Unrquaf:cd.
A LOT OF COTTON YARNS
BEST QUA I.ITY
AT, *ILL PRICES
IN BOOTS A1W SHOES
HE
CANNOT BE COMPET-ED WiTH
HIS GROCERIES
Sedum Dead gins'. mow Are equal in all respects to *Loin %Lich
4.1 same prune eeurre pecan have gained him the reputation of
lots- keeping
lets, ",R.:•. fru set•.I g
•.40 9,:n
0.60 1490., If 11.
*sum 0'N. 50. 094
9.00.. .0M ins ..eau
4m 4.a `.:.. i i Gi-Cl13juke ICIi
re
1q :8:888 TII. .::.-140 ....IS,
Iss 220 26 . .rte .,
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1...-12-w THE MOST RELIABLE
Son
FAMILY GROCERY
•' w '
ti0
Goderi
see Pc
40 .....AS
ase MM 02.04 M=t
AntertielwM M 'Mdesgl7 at moi
ter QrAtm0NLYet ate,. kei4
p..1..Othel estehd d.
P
$1.0
Maitland Salt Well
Lazarus, Morris & Co.
Opticians and Oculists,
MONTR"EIAlk=N
AYR. WITH A TIC* TO 11111/IT T110 1R.
tRRARI0Nwad 4e 1.A. 044bened Pentane*
mew., .p}Mnted r unions. 4A0m4.t d
1r• s .e, (.dnfns elm seri r tle.1 A*v
00 .11
mewled in 1h , ad • 'w coned.... M 1Yai1.1wn
en (neer Armes M the 0.(040.54..1" of .11
An 1pp.vla 17 well he . .Ard.d In M • 1
1000*. ep.e0.lw 0negoolld Ivy 507 for elder stre.etn-
aaa pr.Mm05 4114:1•410.;
lur..
771161.21 r 5011( In rN a to torr ewrynlre.,°'*0.0
tk•me nrrnwry g4. .. 500- Mere Y .o gllmm.nng,
vy.wrms,J e110 the ... 400ln,h( n' mh.r n0Nmsanl
.0 110, 4401, on the taro
horn 'he ..110.1 ,
en -
0„00)1.,.0144• I.an.ro N.o aro ewening .A motioning
•.0151 • 40.l1.g .0 role., to 1:.a wearer, not F 0
• t+Iw004 d,strrt mine, a M 110 0,1nn1 healthy
MEN. Thor aro 1.a. only Mp0•enla lAal
PRESERVE AS 1NEl,As ASSIST THE
Mr node .hearse twin,. 1N been, .any. 1.1151
err ws• wkly.., same* l.alr sem*sn.
Itgw*.SN.v dPF..wJMOORDAN,
semi LOMEes0 04Jwverh-
tigMrtsl •w7. 04 )I►si .11
111MS CASW.
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r U. MO(ITOICi'M
A .15,1870 .30
GRAPHS
PSP Dozen.
HALi' nozr.
61 came,
beak a.gative
address.
lel- Portico'
Ing 0
For either large 11
enbecriber in rata
patronage beret
would just my th
provements 001011
tlnaanCe of the ss
PLATT'S PATENT EVAPORATOR.
ervierrigned is prepared te
FURNISH No. 1 SALT,
FROM THE A Born WELL.
Money to T.oan on
A PPRAISERiot no Tries,
Itsta
Iry A;I:r
Large Photog
especially of the businea cumutlllllly or
London and neighborhood W aid iu its
furmatiou.
Mr. 11) man -Before puttiug that motion,
Mr. Chairman, 1 may say a few words. It
seem to me that 4o build a railway from
this city to Cl(mpete with Hanulton and
Toronto for the outward trade would be
folly. The „outs or prodime destined fur
Th1 .lpylbl...A beard eeeld out be diverted
through London- They are now building
a mad from Toronto to Naugeen or South-
ampton, alm0et in a straight hne,and what
man hevmg grain at Sougeon world ship
via London to Montreal, when by so doing
he would be tuning • long way out of his
path 1 Let us build a road, out to Com-
pets for such • trade, but build It
west of
Goderich, and then we will have some
chance. The east is the destiny of every-
thing (oiling from the east or north, and
with thi'l'oronto, Grey and Bruce railroad
In existence it isr impossible that we can
divert that trade mend by London. If
we think to benefit Loddon, we must tap
the rest. We cannot divert the trade
north, -l#2 . •' t , or between
dependence • is in the west. 1f we ' 1 a
at ad, leiJutdu so to benefit Its. We
most be contented with tf8-W3ibnftrade.
Mr. Atkinson -The r•esolettion dues not
commit iu to the expectation of • large
amount of trade front the north. It looks
to a short and expedd,ione mean through
London to Lake Erie, via the L. & P. S.
1L
Mr. Williams-- I never intepded to be
understood se wishing to draw trade from
the east. The route 1 pmptwe would run
nearly north and south. The men I met
with up them say London la the -best
market for yank and wool, and that if the
railway was built, god Reciprocity restor-
ed, we would be on the direct route to
Buffalo. and able to dispute our title to
,eine of the eastern traffic.
- Mt. Chneehee-Thessisao idea 1. drew
all front the east. Loudon is now a great
centre, and the )roducs of the north Is
17al1te11 here, and if we have no railway w.
shall get none of it ; all will go to Toronto
and Ilamilton, but if we had a railway we
shall get All we want. We should pay as
high as Toronto. A prominent produce
merchant tells me the expense of shipping
butter, cheese, Ac., from -hero to Liver-
pool, is but a cent a pound. Toronto can-
not beat that. We aro not getting suf-
fioent of these things, and want a greet ex-
tent of country opened to us.
Mr Williams -Hamilton and Toronto
are putting in fear that trade, and therefore
we should. Mr. Leckie tells me if we had
a railway, the business men of Ainleyville
will run down to Ln,dr,n, and give is the
benefit of their business If we don't do
GPM, Sesforth may go ahead o1 London.
The President -Wo can get our goods
laid down in London just as cheaply as
they can in Toronto or 3iontreal.
Mr Churcher-The route proposed'. not
east) but one north from London.
Dir. Hynlan-I want to see tho road
built, but not in that direction. •
Mr Chisholm -There is one matter that
has not as yet been thought of -and that
is, how fur the muaicipelities 41.0 cowed -
ted to the Ter.uto, ('trey se Bruce, anis
Hamilton & Wellington tt.ilwava. Per-
haps, if they have given large hennas to
them, they wttl not to ns. 15011111 he in
favor of • railway running due north to
Southampton. Hamilton and Toronto
are doing ell they can to bring down the
Northern trade, and 1 think it world be
The President brought before the
petting the special business which they
had met to consider -the expediency of
building a railway tethe North. Ile
invited the Mend/CIS to giro their hews
on the matter.
Mr. Centel -ler proeee'led at some length
to advoeote the claims of a northern rail-
way running from London to SMOC point
on Jake Iluron, in the county of Broca.
Tho question presented itself to his mind
as one of the utmost importance. Ile did
not think that any question that had yet
come beforevihe people of London had roe
mewed such general approbation as this.
Coaly gnestion was iiltetb)1 or nor
they would be able to carry it out. Per-
haps they would much strengthen their
inclination to carry it out by intelligently
considering the east wealth which such 1
communication would open up, if not at
ow, in the future. If they could calcu-
late the exact or an approximate benefit
that would accrue to London, if they
could put down a cam in round numbers
of say *4100,001) a year, or any other sum,
the might armee at some conclusion.
If Leaden folds her hands. and locks on
indifferently, 1'orouto will run a railway
from that city to the. West, rule that
whole traffic, and draw all of it froal.
London. Such s railway would prove a
dyke or barrier to prevent any of that
trade coming" to Loudon, If se neglect
the oPlort04ity we must expect London to
stand still in in growth, but if we seise it
wo shall draw immense wealth to this part
of the country. That wealth, with all
*141 advantages, would morn than double
our population in a abort time. The
property of this city is now wrrth some
$3,000,000. We could, by tho object
proposed, increase it by 50 per cent.,
giving us an interest of a million and a
hall', ile hoped the 3oard would seri-
ously consider the propeeitioe, and no t
oeparate without giving a practical shape
to the whole business. (Applause).
Mr. John Williams was next in711ed to
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•I%.a 1.1- i.rroil es Ale. ,)R 0.0
`roves a1Pes t''nllwrren etwaw:41441e.
On Tuesday last, an open meet i log a ae help,
SA which ltev. 11',. Ure delis ered au shite
a4drees on what :eight he 1.7.11.41 the'tLryi-
dence, of Chri•tisality." pointing outalm,e
mistakes whiob both the Roman 01110114
and Pmtestsnt Churehee make to this re-
gard. • lt,dadiulp followed try Mr. iiarn.w
and Mr. Itadeltffe,sandwicltod together by
Lou fellnw'ele alltiful song of the "false
and friendly.' maiden, charmingly tender-
ed by Mrs. Simms.
()CLUNG A Ouo0M,Nn.-A well kneel,
epicure of this trwo tell into a bermes m%1
take the other day. He bought • quarter
of lamb, holieriug all the time it teas fiat
(lou fou'... 11anpging it ul , (orsevrrsl amyl
Si get the true 'Game Elsa er " he had
it oohed iu regular old English style and
dished with the time honored concomitants
After eating it. he 41(411141 pot fall whether
it was, Fish, Fk,Ii, or Fwd.
. .I
A farmer inHampshire recently furwarll
ed • letter to a nculhbmiug tomo, re,
queatingthe pstiadater to deliver it ' to
way respectable etturltay.' After ten dyes
it was rrldened with the eiguinoaut en-
dorsement :--'Nunn Leve.' ,.
L.rd Napier in to Ice appointed anen
mandarin -chief of the llriti fit army, alta
Lord Lubar will command the cavalry.
Stoves ! Stoves' 1
the wort ern reel 'h, an
with m0Ry intelligent g•ntkmen, amongst
whom der. John Leckie, of Aunleyville,
who gave every encouragement to the
idea, and was confident that if London
set rho ball in motion the townships along
the route would each give a good bonus.
lie (Mr. W.) believed such -I railway
would be of immense advantage to Lend -
00. If reciprocity should he 'restored it
would makeour tradeherodouble in Talus.
Mr. Leckie had promised to inquire in
his neighborhood, and let him (Dir. W.)
know about what would bo the amount
that mi;,Lt be expected in bonuses. He
Jia not Think that any gentleman conver-
sant with the business of London would
hesitate ()Tithe sobjoct. ll considered it
would reward us to pay a double tax for
two years in order that a large bonus
might be given toward a railway on the
route lie proposed, Iron London to Bruce -
field or Southampton about 100 miles to
the latter place. Another roifi -Lid
been suggested, as they might have ob-
served by a letter in the Fait PAW, to
Bayfield. 01 this he did not approve.
Hayfield was • nice rillage, and bad soros
nice people, but was incapable of being
made a huhu of any consequence,
especially in view of the government lm.
provemens in the port of (toderioh. In-
fluential men along the proposed line had
expressed . their willingness to giant
sufficient bonuses to give the proj:et a
start. The r.lad would pies threegh ten
townships, but Mr. Blaokburn had want-
ed up thirteen. (Here too map was pro-
duced and relined to, when)
Mr Atkinson thought the Boar•Tonght to give
a strong opinion upon it. '1 he success of the
railway project was of vital i,npertance to
London and the cntstry north of It. He
was well acquainted with the riches and
r0bmrces of the anntfyl end regarded it
teethe richest part of our Province. That
trade would be more important too as than
thatltof the W eet,if we could succeed iD at-
tracting it here. The two 0otntier 01
Huron and Brice were the first and fore-
most in progress in this country. The
finest system of gravel roads was in these
ocnntiea. Yoe cn51d travel for one hund-
red mile4withmlt pu.ying,'mut of toll ;and
141 j LLIAAnroher lta.l aptly remarked, the
people 1 ole ars considerably 11T41frWR0e
of ns in that respect. He had prepared a
re0 Anton in ea stronglan,Insge as he could
command, Rad he wished it were stronger,
which he would leave to the meeting for
consideration. Mr Atkinson here read the
following resolution, seconded by Mr.
Wllliame :
lResolved,- That the'varied interests of
the City of Lo don and enrronnding air
riatd..00 tMeesteddoeamuoi(utionwith
COUNTY COUN(;IL UV 11011.04 . -
The
The Clerk submitted a Report of the
voting on the Gravel Rod Hy -Law.
A letter from Sheriff Macdonald wee
read, ascompauied by Report from der.
Langmuir, Inspector of Gaols. Referred
to thud and Court House Committee.
A circular respecting Deaf and Dumb
Asylum was read and returns' to School
Committe.
The Council then adjourned tilt
Weedily/day morning at Ut ti cluck.
Wednesday 23 Nov 1970.
Connell met pursuant to adjournment.
Present the N ardeu in the (.hair, 41eun
Armstrong, DJ Run, Ferran, Yltrig,
llolton, Sheppard, Patios, Leckie, Mo -
Donald, Brown, Carrick, Perkiest, Wide;
Marrow, Sneil, Shannon, (lovenl,ek,
Kelly, Hingston, McCaughey, Simpson,
l'Jrt1e,....Creeuway'11 Yearly, Croe,well,
D011es, Messer, fait Scott, Bishop,
Willis, Soots, Girvin and Gaunt.
the misrules of yesterday were tea 1
and approved.
Sundry reports of Local Superinte 4
encs were referred to School Committee.
The following letter from 111
-r )leffana
wag read and ord_rei to befyled:-
ertwnt . - - the wrier,
will certainly be valued iutiuitely be
who makes -end
historians. air. Moffat, in his address ou
Thursday night in the Queen's Rowan.
alluded to his labours ; how he 113,1 found
the Bechnaniansignorantawl nekcd,with-
out a written IE.gnage and utterly ttotem-
od, and how lie lied left thein to a certain
extent otleuated and clothed, with a writ-
ten language end the Lnuiation of a
literature ton certain extent civilised.
the audience), especially the old friends of
the speaker, if any were there, must have
been deeply affected and impressed to find
that Mr. Moffat hail almost forgotten hos
tdi use Ilia uativetnngne 80 utterly alt
MT Data ?c1:-
_ ti-3 II aamn-10 fund Terwuichwuich p 'see convey wy eineer4 Trankg
to lour Co. Conned the majority of --
whom arc kind `Leart4J T • tis,14ra
sty timer.s oldie human form of Ontario,
.he only tray by Which I ear excite theft
practical sympathy" for the d.afand demi
u by "piteheeJ into their netiouabty ant
rather than hear g.0llieg reourle 0n that`
Point, they became very liberal whet-ihaic
own pocket is not touched -it it redly
the tact and expeli mos in soliciting sully
in Ontario, say 1. anerrg1{ht. 1♦utxeedud tie
other cases by similar dod,rm, the Co. of
off has ho been from English and civiliIod Middlesex excepted. Now !douse to olq1
society that it is only with great d.th.ulty ,area that 1 ant 0,11y in '1441[ joke and 11A11
0an140t" while at the same time! Inlet win
1 fectiwl1 .teletn h
.ad don't thank the Saotcli,a Items natl.
characteristic is one 4, nilis h
enduring in all is toile& mid ptlalca paup-
erism
-
erison excepted. Ties closes unr Corru.-
pondence. In you, and inn11our Co Cie' hes
and Treasures, l have limed Ueuwm
1H e'v'ery some of the went.
[ lluntua&c.
J. B. IdeGANN.
now that he can 'peak the English tongue
&trey the man who went ant prang atm
strong, full of vigor and life, W 80s410 back
to hill native oou)try old, gray haired, and
bent down with the incessant labours of
half a century gat savage tribes,
ileservea the warmest welcome which hie
conntrynten can accord him. We afe glad
to find that he haareceived such a welcome,
end, in COMMON with the civilised world,
trust that his illustrious son-in-law, Dr.
Livingston, will also return to find that
greeting from his countrymen to which his
Ialoeurs so Fell entitle I.im.-CLrsgut. 3fttii.
',tad
Mc War
MORE PRUSSIAN REVERSES,
RUMORS Or ANOTHaa ARMISTICE CONFIR-
MED
STILL ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE
'Mt
71A1111:7L CONDITION or PAM.
PEOPLELIVINOON RATS, CATS AND
• JV INEA PIUS.
1,800 DoATIla WEEKLY.
LATIR ?ROM TOURM.
London, Nov. 2:l -Advices from Tours
up 4o Tuesday, 22nd inst., state :-Tho
Mobile Guards On the 21st opposed the
Prussians fur four hours before giving
way.
: 11, Prwaisese threat.
That that is the natural channel (roll, the tend another force is moving on Argentan.
north to the cast 1 have no 4001)t, but 4 The German lino extends from Le Nucha
'here is it large country between here and to Auxerre, takiug.in Dreux.
Brucefield thatw0ald be greatly benefitted ANNRIATIon TO naemea1.
and we could depend upon all that rtes lo. Iterlin,Nnv. 2.1 -The election in Schlaar
Every man here ah01,11 overt himself to inn generally resulted in favor of those
get that road built. (Hear, hear.) candidates who stepport the proprwition for
Mr Ald. M Anderson here entered the ca n idaten to Denmark.
room and was invited to express his views.
He *aid that ten or twelve years ago he had - rete ruuu/xo.
applied for and got • charter to built • On the 13th inat. sharpshooters in Gene -
reed to Bayfield, in cennectior with the ,ral Troche's army made rectnin ,isanee
L. & P. S. It., but the hard times came on, from Paris as tar ea Chsmpoigny. At that
mrd it was not acted upon, and in time point a large body of Prussians wero en -
became obsolete. Ile had always felt that countered. After • sharp action the
a great trade wan to be cultivated trum Prussians were dislodged, and the stores
that district, and three months Og0 he had oollected tllero destroyed. The Parisians
applied for • fresh charter to build a line returned to camp without serious lose.
Mont PRAC0 01731)110.
w on. Kincardine was tho point they
A communication from Mr M.,D arm"t1.
regiteating woe sewn iedetiun to bo elmut-
eel for the safe keeping of important d.,cs.i
menta was road an11 referred to t:wl and
Court House Committee.
A letter from the County of Ltneul'i was
referred to Finance Committee. ``
The ace,uuta oaf nt ,. - g officers soil
sundry miscellaneous nccumtu were refer-
red
efryred 4h Pinnell Co iter, ntuu1;p wi'h the;
follow tug letter from !dr. ioomnRH(4lmot •--
111;th1SNoe. I870.
PETER ADAMSON E4Qf tic. t9erketyderielt:
DEAR NIR '-
MONEY TO Ofil
/ON IMPROV F.D !pilots
ta-Invest In Tow'
Ilarrister
Go midi, Ass 15, 1370
PIANO I'
mond norm. isneramer
rer mia Ay Mr MINA n, wets,
tri
0
COAL 01L,
.AND trArsarse
WHOLESALE AND
Mr ATM,
cooper, nrem, weet Plea •ad Sheep Skin
mitosis •tristnee.
Sirs tif th Large Coal Oil Barrel,
Taderkiii,-Aeg 13, 1.70 awl
Land Office,
A it frOlfrrIt It of Improved rams age AVM
Godrorichr Ailig15, 1110 sal
from London to some point on Lake Hu -
1 enclose the hat of vitas taken on !ha'
By -Law in the Township of Morris 011 the
I4th inst. dilly certitie 1.
1 am not sore whether it is the Comity
or each 1'ownship Dluuicipelity that shall
have to pay the eepen a of this Election.
1t would not be reasonable'to give• dated,
ship hating four Zr fire luting plaoct were
par than a township haring only one, foe1d one dues the work ofefour or five hi
ought certainly to get se tench as the lune
or five get. -
i get S1$ for the township laectionJ,
and 1 shall expect that much or more Int
this eve and beanies there e u the 115.0'
Rumors aro in eiresilation diet renewed
should aim at. lt wits • most desirable
efforts fur an armistice hare lately been
route peeling through Clinton. Tho
chart;r which he would obtain at next nufAl••
session, would enable him to build as far . 0 ZRMAN rimy.
as Clinton. and at next session it charter The annetation of Bavaria to the North
*--r4 The no6iiiii4Y ritchli"n 6otild all- German Contestant -Tim to imminent The
tained. He had had correspondence with
gentlemen in Clinton and McGillivray, , e„, -day.
Annexation treaty with Wurtemberg was
ships Will willing to give bewisea He All foreigners, including neutrals, have
thought London would n it rally givo been forbidden to leen, Th• Prue -
good bonne, bet take an ammitit in se,mk. niana had *meetly refused to permit them
Ile was in favor of a narrow 'powered wey, to paint their lines.
as being less expensive. A Iiirge ana in- A Versailles deepatoli of the23ril says :
fluential company heal said if the hue was Several skirmishes hen) occurred ol
beilt they would stook end rein it. No La Louvain, in all of as hieh the Fmnch
&edit if a large bonne Ette got frem the were succomfish The Germans. have oe-
townehipt, towns and villages through
which it Dann, the 'dock would lee readily eupied Nugent Ise llotrou without re-
taken up in the English market. Ile ho-
llered Me 'railway amid be built. In the
corporation lie belonged to there cm not
only °sensation's Iola $4004 deal ,4 en-
thusiasm about it. The country to be
opened up wiui Gm finest in Canede.
Mr (lhurcher then moved, seanded by
Mr Chiaholm, and
Resolved, That a committee be formed
to inouire into the best route for a missy
from London to 101110 point on Lake He-
ron, the probable met of different gunge*,
and the preliminary steps to form • com-
pany for the pnepriert of }ridding a roaA,
end to report thereon to thin fleeted; and
that the committee eo-operate with the
eorensittee • pointed by the City Condeil
„,„,1449.- IhreareArdee Railway -
and the following gentlemen be • smolt,
A Chisholm, IiiI11111 P1Ither1.11.11 Pie Pen. Snude *coolants were roferred 1. est
the voting will aleo expect from es In •
for tho use of it. At en° time the 'voters
were very turbulent and threatening, anilk
at the request of the Reeve I appoinuei
two'ConstAbles, who will of courso have to.
be paid. Mr. Keily explain the mat-
ter to you, and, If he kel. so disposed, L
aseure you he can give you a very graphic
description of the *hide affeir, fool the
extraordinary ddliculties J. bade" centend
with. If the County Council should ever.
Again require a vote of the people respect-
ing any little niatter upon ehich the mem,
bent, in their great wisdom, may sec tit to,
disagree, it wield be sell if it conid be so
arranged that the voting should take.plaree;
in the season of fine weather, and not nt
Mine when it is &then!' decide whether.
it is best to take • boat or a buggy to gut
over the roads. •
In Aforris . the people are reniarlahly.
law lornig and puce, aud to account for
their eceidentaloeperture from stitch grew(
stinditim in this instenee I may, mention
theta small keg of whiskey happelieic.
curt .... sly, to be dieceeeted In an r-i-djacent
fence corner, antl the disamvereni amid their.
friends rejoiced u alloy 1114 "Stritek ile,
and I think morn.
If it be nem -ovary thet ¢er 15Orlit
lot presented, 1 suppose this hilitat Will /Me:
ewer for my as:count. --
T'n Clerk st Returning !diger. •A
The Council then adj./Jerked till TIntiredar
morning at 10 u'elockTh. ti
ent Present., the Warden in tho their
Ahe " • Havre epecial 1113111 that Horton, Shepherd, Patton, Leckie. Mo-
yeeterday a column of Prirmiens I 3,090 Dunald, CitEritek. Perk Wade„
ri.enwse, leer y, Criss lhalle&
51,-.9..r, 'twit Noott, Bishop, Wallis, Sedig,,
The mamma .4 yeatemlay wore vied;endlt
se
north bauk of the Seine to Vernon, where
they were encountered by • detachment
rif the srmy of the North and routed, 500'
being killed and a number taken rimnere
T110 "W ol• d's" epeeist from Tours on
Tuesday night gays Burbaki has pest
arrived hem from Lille to command the
1 itth mope. A great battle is imminent
Th lean n lieerve to bo to pi !roe the
),1,,ved Ay Tait Scott, secanded by Mr.
Cerrick that liaised fileott Ear. 1.• appoint-
ed meitiher ot *event Colo wittier. ..k•
enich the late Hearkieli noir. Esq. wall a
!tot irt of Mr. Tr:sitter, Inspector o(
.150,000 moving (rein Auger/0e, while od
..u.sigarreorm attacks will he alo141:4 Report of the Count, lirtintrer Any:
whole of his siteousted line woe. fnut" sad 3clorred to Grand' el C%111MIC
son, Reid, Plnreimer and hfeIntrielk. the week] got • tail r lia‘ &loved by We Berme, eionAgig
Thiree"lutims estri'd nnulki'atf • ending of hie father. 'Ilfo, rophod Brown, escheated by Me. 0 errs
the father • 'Iced meld it hare one whAr grant be ealitmoi lo 1110 01110141
mum .Woll, wht de, the piper i *noble Owe be riatetteht tette bap
The corn errand the LnItedsooltates fer pro ems the world, If It haste roe • vil 1 rieliewlwei.
,dileerned to 3 a:
1 870 is estimated at 2504030, Sobel, • "id k, 'or