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(u(. Nonni Collage)
PHY1ICIAN, SUIROWN,•e
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wre,0edench, 0.ten..
Medical.
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lir AtOosherr, ya.eh,smr, C. W.
Rebmann
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WEEI' LY EDITIC)I4
■ The Oreayst Peasiile Mod Ie 15. Omani liwiU/Xember•"
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UODERICH, ONTARIO, D.C., THURSDAY, DEV. 8, 1870.
, 1g r
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was -et.
aro Lopata.
BAaataTtla IiIrea...14. AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Camay Trow. Mimeo).
O.s.r1h.0a484.We$. oak. to Coen Moose. •14•10
son.
M. 0. Oam.
BsoRISTRR, ATT01NRT. WNYRTANCIR. le.,
Mas.`. a. OM.rloh. Dat, .10
Oosewo Bs (*meso.
BARRIRTRt4, b
Lia4011CITOR# 1N CHANCERY, 40.
thee. s.'.' Amok* _d.•i. J.
tAataOw.
11. C. C•auon. 111111
Joon H. tlordon.
Oesisy Laic w1Lierres l V CAANCLAT
1 N PClo reyr,en, a.• , ac., Hoders
a.▪ wmMQ.wamMirwool side `wet Wen,ird
e
da•eero-sow blear,
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lmooe F. Tom..
aa1RT1R, ATTORNEY-Af-LAW. wOUCITOR
N. C►avwy. Ate., Orl.rlck. Ontario. olar-
•WO No A. limn.. street
Dvylw AR S.guter, .
B&RR11(TLYt AND Godene:t1R1, lOtICftOR1-
M' an. liodeneh.Ont
11. 0. Doris. owl w. R ROena. 1. A.
Altera<)au l.a.
I). F. WALKER, L1 avn:ll rrat:haw.
,mer, Court Holte..no4er-
os...wd. tyeh of th._nw,
MISSES STEWA.RT
MuaMarketSquare
stere 114 'NIATS THA We T1est door
Macke Co.f.'thmelMore, where
there 0,.
w execute mo„l.r..
The Newest Shea asd with Des
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N
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nen
asr>►e-41-Monod.
AM MMaCWeeryi.,MieIRMe AT ^I.eA W, 14011 -
snowy
onwy ' - wme.frahaes LLAL. toor
Mr. An►iMYY W0- ma
Wlnlsm R. Han, H- A.
CAhba .a [sages t, neL tat, m.
orrice.
• mew
N. ■..-Conve7011 +Moue! let en reasonable
.nes. Dl0psrt; •ad w''L.enre 11(400 to real
th
q•,.1 4. Ood.If . Aug. 14 1.0. wattM. Tor ICiiULFtU Y.
ow SURGEON DENTIST.
Rooms over the Post Office, West Street,
Ooderich.
August Ina, 10.0
CIFFORD ELLIOT.
B. McCORMIJB, TAILOR,
(MCLRANB OLD STAND, EAST
PRtY101:*LT CUTTER. TO J. C, DETW
TRSTIMONL&L
Cnn11t1CA Vr0, RCPT. 1111. Mr. Mem
1 W Iowa la uurlemel1yteat 1. Cutter for
aOrsyy `y M 4° tri ol: ImmeekIfforr therm..
eM7 ttrren14" him. "AM C. DSTI[)
.ORO
seMI d'
Waggon
FACTORY
BATES doIELLIOT
•1l ling e4, le ubO..,1
nort ttst
Rad a Waggonera•e.r
_ j11111•.tt'_ /beset. raw •..Ll. ..
.mdywly dioloinl the Wasters Hotel e
attend p.rmo..110 to all the .ark entrusted W
and are
lo„pesed is tato out
Waggons, Buggies,
Cutters, Sleighs,
o.g ...,pth.y in lids 1M, of the yery 1r.t ma
art rurkmaa0kip awl at the very lowest reruns -r
rtes,
u
ba.
a
JOBSIMC3•I
Promptly attended to.
•large aslortmeot o
ON HAND.
LE3IGar MC. _
welch wtll be sold Cheap fur Cash or Co
Ousiatsg Mired tT NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
I
HONEY TO L
OA LtlY TERMS
INCORPORATED 1 '1'11 It:
HURON & E
ENO • J\ ', n
m
A. U. 7164 0
SAVINGS & LOAN Sa
CAN T.AL, - - -
THIS SOCIETY Ant/VH.ra MOIe
Pt/ of ISM tsyw, .40 . Terra,
to le anoint
k.i'Y.
700,000.
ON /41.:C1 . -
y favorable
R LL A RG ED.
NOLA. Y W ERS'COSTS♦ E(:
Th..to.lete yrs• Its ftdin4d. rh.' W. .ter non of
merry, fro 0liO overarm, n
rarm, le lent t r u. .mber of
lean from to a.,,. Hooey may he nkwtud .t
thy thele tittle .4 00 dela, Iwyood tM U.* 00 -
copied 1ft sting the titlend preparing the.
11.h. , Goat of rh1.-h in Iea1 by the arenny
Tw l`Yd
of Umbo. a ton aro q -p,. 4.'",','
f eamsia.i,ut or other. rg.. whn h
nMmrmlly 40 ther oah ,n
ser haat Individual..1 reamer can
■►N ' half -yearly. of Monthly )r..
p Iastslraet. 1001 1.. beside.
I for priori el. ted the • e me
bolsi
Off.
other ark
repay
,
ment• t
later.` a t aam
dirt fed that by MMI payment the debt I. •nmroly •a
1.1gt.hed. Red St 111•11808• dueheged at th•.d of
the time stipulate,
11C.XALMYLid-ANOwsw cybon• /l
e w lar
set. M
1a repara n each peals( at the .ad of
the nen hi. Y Y paid .4...11* npldly s-
er.elot burn., IKlaty u the beet 1n b...sa o t
or the an. wllx num n wgnrled by Om (Analog
ms 0.114. 1.41 101 popularity '.ill lusam• Own -nes
Um rented itst,elsm of koala/ looms he iter known
• ad-ed.OMod !N the small p..wl<nr of intuited
acluld la not yearly instalment, He harrower roan
ally. tad rhinal t.0.0.. pay AS bis lows -los
avoiding the risk oll.eyg ki. pp y, which M ot.'
happeo• rhea the peri* 1414. d • large sum at
the end Of the yam. He o t on of his
on m *4,..a. or. favorable tense or dr rel, be •en
Vol .t yyy monthly seem .og by lM D 0400, ns. the
• ITlic1)s1 of Use bu 1 sad Inityot d Ma per
1. millIMINLlt111 swab
11ell pooh niers and boon table r.)Y4 ..Mind at
the Anen?. (Rhea or by . tter j.,.1 . .ddr.ae.d w
Um lasaW-yy from say of Se ! : e 0.wawn
•
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ureteric►, *y 1 1/17*.
ATT -
115E7 •1 Io., Ytrit, In , kene . 1.'
y.ya••.1• 111110YA1. oar.
RM to lewd. eYpettel Titles ,1•,,•1il. Cron
1.o4 Patents obialw'd 11ssply. .T 1 y
July kith. 1170.
T. It. p$totseit
oY. b. NOR Shh. ma RD propreL,r1. R.0LTHMAIL
441001.
A .1411 ( w .11.17-01
H .ry11 YoSI-
S. Maleomeon.
BAYR111'Ra.ATTORNIY, YOLICIT *, &o..M•
t: man% 014 I1
MONEY TO LEND.
Wtro..1 1p 0111114'.
LLL 1p1TATI AND IN11U1 RA S. T ADMITS. No.
•e ▪ (. Af17..0. actor et -lee. W 1. Mamem.
I.A 1%17..0. 4111. Attorrin) as
Aug lath HMI
IV. Menonerall Cowry*,
I0(!(IIR0 ATCT1ONr.1R. RAYPIE1.f. F
14 Harem SIMS r sloge or moony punctually
y a t
.da to.
L. R. Hamlin,
/'ttytt. 1' 0IPRta Mill a 'RVme OL, LAND
• .tad Ooevenne•r.
rio i i i3 r
NEW.(;liO('EIiYISTORI'
WHITELY . ELLIOT
1)10.1.(14( IS
OBOCERiEO
PROVISIONS',
'WINKS & LIQCOR'.
Comer Kinston Street & Market Square
f3ODER.I(",H.
W. G. WILSON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Insurance & Real Estate Agent
coextmiosza IN B. It.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, Ac-,
1.4 wx mon eincticn.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 8 per cent.
o,,. Ihh:L7a :w17.17 LU R1( H, Ont.
pAINTINGI
BRADEN AND CLUCA8.
Or•ierok Jaw nth 1(14. TIM tt
MONEY TO LEND
tarently reduced Rates of Interest•
DI1 uo•t.,t,.nrl has a t oars. te lea.
now w 1 • , 7, n o... • , . . y Catered
.e. tail, ler mo..1 t rig. -.d able to ;early
lea.YleYb rale of ey„ 4 WI,i d peutos.
HORACE HORTON
*praiser for the 4'R Per-
mt•et1 Building 4 Nallhp A
Society, of 'I'grticto.
INSURANCE CARD,
sir.......yer.s. W the 0141.11 nlroiolt=
IW roamer, Oitwnitnnfeu
'yl•.F.41Int lewd.,n, raeia011
101 floodlit wf Hertford.
lips% 141.140 rl Tovnotn
171611 A11EN7I•4, o1410400(0,
as Mortne ban..., 4 . • to (4.4,ea
.t
11ORACE HORTbNI •
(Mice Market Begone,G,dericl,.
p
1170. T ring y.
MILS. DAYS' HOTEL
t17ROXETZP.
0 V the direct rood 1(011 Seafortb to
Walkerton. Every necessary arcom
modetion for the travelling poblor.
FIANNAH DAYS.
Wrozeter. Aug. lin 18'7, .30
HURON ,HOTEL,
ECRICH. CO. HCWN
JOHN PRANG, - •- Proprietor.
House, Slgs'9s. Ornamental amen
taI P
ala
to
rC
Marble
n Im.ytrwe of w,rnl. and )A1tl Itemns.s.n. a
i KiPr<1MCUN Matf.ra.
4 ODNI rt. IC3WE.
Agents for Jackson's universal 'M'1 and
Wenger '
Opposite Inserts. Menlo arta W,.•
(ioelelrh. Ang 1701.1470. -_
1rw31 .
THE LONDON
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Afm
TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE.
' This knee. is nu.l up with every enmeni O
re for
the lnvelltan pabbr, r
w Orel nabbing and orompt stteadare
Ay lm, 1e7e .ls
u
PHOTOGRAPHS-
$1.00 Per' Doze
BOOK•KRE4'1Nd RT 411101,11 AND
Doable Retry, taught by • •opnior plan ni
Aetftel •04(4ss. :;bnru.n
In 0.s"mi.l .. Arithmetic p;
ppwrdee.•e, P.emae•hip, Ranking Telegraphing. pebnn
11wd Writing, In , •e, Nor fall atormatlon,
Addy..,
J&
NES DELL
U
London, Ontario,
Monro W Lend,
p9 serf r.u41. terms Apply to
l
11 L. DOYLE.
tlantgle• Raw) soh
Oaterw•,' A.dls. 1670 awl
tom-
t.
HALF' DOZEN FROM BACK NEOATiV r:
51 cents, postage free. One Amen from
hook esjatne 87 cents, postage free, to any
address.
IT- Particular Attention paid to Copy-
ing old Ambrotypes,
For either large or small pbntographe. The
subscriber io returning thanks for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to him,
would just say that he hu made such im-
provements in his gallery se will merit a 0021
tiooaoce of the same.
trrA Great Reduetlen ea
Large Photographs.
8.1,. JOHNSON.
Ooderieh. Aug. 15. 1870. .30
RRONEY TO LEND
ON IMPROVED FAWNS,
AT PEh CET !
F,ome to invest In Town Property,
J. N OORDON,
Ra rib.
metar. e.,Qode c
(lo ench, Aug 15, 1870 awl
PIANO FORTE
Lazarus, Morris & Co.
AMeer CLAIM 6R!RV O(TAVR, FOUR
motet nanny Rosewood Plisse, to Weber i Co -
fo. ,,1e 'y M, Werk R way, Po.. Port. sad Ow.
r •nu ; to bit term at Rru•N 1 home Hotel
0.4..1011, 6th AeproL 7171 rya.
COLI;ORN E HOTEL.
CODERIOH.
H. YARTIl, Proprietor.
Pa
U
Prices
Secure the
Shadow ere the
substance fades.
m
H
ort
m -^4
•
to Suit the Thiel
Photographs reduced te''1.O0 per Doz.,
,,it 76cts. PER 11 411 D.,Zif.
large Photograph Reduced in
Pro •ortion.
.row .ill wa4w the lareet PhnlograPha made to 0„rier
ob. very cheep Pon:Main picture. 10,a oa. 4011.1
up.ardeat
L. CAMPBELL'S
Photograph a3allery.
vas
Goderloh, Aog. lath, 1170.
GRAND DISPLAY
_.'-CL
ETAS OPENED 01.1T
LN DDT -DOOM- _
THE LATEST STYLES
THE CHOICEST PATTERNS
THE BEST QUALITIES
AT
THE LOWEST PRICES
His Factories & $heetth..i
it will pay you
TO DRIVE 20 MILES
TO--PIIROILABE
For Cheapness an 1 quality all his stock
Is Unequalled.
TUB AWN BSWMR.
To 0. Wlwr of use e,gual
8ta.-1 few hints thrown out at this
time in reference to the construction of the
sewer might be beneficial, or otherwise, to
the lt•teps,Yts. The Council has nut at
yet committed themselves by accepting
any tender, se 1 behove the tenders were
not opened Wt night, as it was geueruly
un lnrst-,od they wen' to be. Should the
billowing suggestion mot the eye of soy
QUO. of our City Fathers it might change
his mind as to carrying out the proposed
plan of Sewer. Take the apeclhcattuns as
they read.
Cedar piles cannot be driven at the Esq. in reference g.
to the road nveyed to • thank your for the time and space.
terminus ; as the river bel is offlatrock. I the Council of Turnberry by T.hn Fisher Yuen truly. Cu An. LILLRY.
An u n stone gutter is liable to be re- that the said conveyance be not returued Lunauu, Nur. 211.
to Mr Fisher, nor the paid to him
tall the existing Mortgage to Thomas Galt
on said property is discharged reefer m the
Road is conuerned,deecribed in said Deed,
but that the money be deposited_ in the
(Sank till said Mortgage is released -Car -
tied Moved byMr Scutt, sen. by Mr.
Haugh that the ollector's Bond be accept-
ed by tie Council with H Gibson and It
A'Gs ahem as sureities-Carried. Mored
by Mr Scott see. by Mr Haugh that • de-
Iaenture he granted to James Mc(Juire fur
'els given to Mn Blanchard -Carried.
In Blanchard was granted $10 as charity.
Moved by Mr. Scutt, sec. by Mr Moffatt
that a rote of the ratepayers be taken at
the Municipal Eloctiou of Councillors to
consider the property ofron.odelling the
7(chool Sectiuuaon thisTowusbip-Curried.
Moved by Mr Scott, sec. by Mr Moffat
that the By -Law authorizing the Trustees
sorrow--Nae--
rUm'oe 83W to -build an add 11.... le the
School house in said section for the term
.0f-3_year.-6e p•.wd-_LStraod. _ Moved by
Mr Scott, sec. byMr Moffat that a By-law
passed be pad for hoding the Nomination and
Election of Couheillors'for the year 1871,
at lief 15, con. 7, and appointing James
Johnston, Returning officer -Carried.
Moved by Mr Soott,ssc. by Mr Haugh that
the Council do now adjourn to meat at
Fosters H.11, Lower W rnghuu, on 'Puce -
day the 27th day of December next at 10
u'cluck a. in. JAMES JOHNSTON
T'p Clerk.
4
este.
rag only 7 villeins aid afuw,k
retie the Frrueh lost 1.600 to
al eve. The Preach kers been
ten hear Annelle. Their army was -
routed, and fled toward Arms. Fume
French guns were recaptured. 0. Mout
day, the 28tk, the Karin body of the trench
army of the Loire attempted to force a
paw age homed FOrltalneblew, by a heavy
andeneral attack. 'I'I.sy encomieat
the IUth Promise corps at Beall:us YO
miles north of Orleans. The 1 immune'
were quietly rtiuforeod with the nth in-
Yttci_ u !a i 11 T alr. .. hal -...t
lf?ISn< unalau,r u was repartee,' 1al nary
_ lots in killed mounted And pria,ttiw.,
"I'"11'0', {alter. Eating in this a/-
JAMES YOUNG, Editor. tempt, the reeky of the Lire withdrew;
` ` w Q71TI PLOB.%DU.
V()i.. iia A Iii.-Ik (\. u' Lewder, Nur, 30, !1,30 p.
•( 1e "(lube' this si.erueon put Ohm Menet-
-
_ _ Rouneemeet of the espitu,ties of Oh
entire army of the Loire. Th. ntart
traced to no eau he authentic e0a'fM.
CONDITION
o
► PAWL
The efforts of Aurelio. to &drones td
the relief of Paris hare tailed, The pro-
visions of Pers are almost exhausted;
alaerly a fortnight's supply is remaluiog.
PROPOSID allTORATIoX ON rut IM PIR`:
Darald repairing culvert, rue. 6 and 7 f splashing us. 1)f alarm i( -int a few tours
nit it 1 sa
w 4. ammonite n 10 north tali W r
u 15111
the•n
jobo1K
,JohnstonP
b J
.nw ole K
sol til
' 11'
ads Lou Wu 8, 830 ; Thos. Simpson dub 1 let them do it as tar r they choose. hat
at Greys bridge, 823-; Peter Cautions tub London requires is • small Cheap rood
on B. line, 81386 ; David Logan's. job on 1 through a country Out we aro likely to ..o
aide lune 50 and 61, 1st con. 116 ; 4uhu business in; 0 it aotldlbe built for 86.009
McEwan job on B line 88.45. Jule re- ' per mile, it would do We want a r.r.\d
ported let but net finished, 6 Locklridge a , to benefit London, mutt not one to bunr8t
ob u1 cnnawaying on con. B. anlnuit 827- ' the Kincardine people at our expense. -
66 and Edward Fair a job on side kne 5 Again, 0 y.oi ask the Londoners to rote
and 6, ('on. 6, gravelling, an.ouut 811, . for 1011,000 fur a nod that would out,
Moved by Mr Scott, sec. by Mr Moffatt before it was in running order, whelp 112, -
that the account -TA W IrwiufurCciial•ble's 000,010, they would vote usy, Isi/•ask a
fees, be paid amount 83.10 --Carried. 1,eaa.4nablet amount for a benefit and they
Moved by Mr. 5ol.tt, sec. by Mr Hogg that t are ready and willing. 1 like palates..
refiring to the letter of J. W. C. Brown, 1 but am out willing to go into it blind.
mored from its bed by the fdtennguf water
through the seams of the paving, and *leu
from land slides which cannot be
prevent-
ed
d on a hill aide, where tintro are au many
spongy springy places and where earth has
to be made up to receive the gutter. The
stone gutter u laid down in plan wiU cost
• brut 83000. Now why not substitute an
iron tube of sutNcent dimensions to carry
water,off the
With thegreafall diameter.
the pipe would have it
would di.charge the water farther than a
drain four times its size ; could carry `tie
water at • foot un the 100 of a descent.
The cost of an Iron tube would be about
83 50 per fcot run g Ineashro and plan
ed is position would not exceed 85.00 per.
foot which would be a Meing of over half
of the sat of tin stone paving, be inure
substantial,andsupply all therequirements
of the stone gutter in ce rytng uhf the
IkratiareeiWohnainattaatokiWat
a its getting out of r6Iiuf s.9 Latta, teed
slides, feats, ac. As to the cedar biz
dram; Fathers draw --
web matron of box drain full size and look
at -ie, he will imagine be has drawn.ome
m,deru barn- door tnetead of a box drain.
Let him calculate how much water (for 1
believe the purpose of the drain is to con-
vey water) will Now through a drain of 3:4
feet with a descent of one foot in 100 and
he will come to the conclusion that the
drug 'world be tun small to convey this
water of the Maitland river, but entirely
wo large to carry off the water Iof this
town. A drain 2:2 feet will be more than
sufficient, be ler expensive asd leave
no room for doubt a1 to Its strength, if
built of 3 inch cedar plank. And there is
some room for doubt about the strength. of
•3s1fto cedar box cenatructedudeecnbtd
to apa•t14•.liee The great liability of the
box is 'to toilettes f•os the-prsa-.rw -elf-
earth from outside. Tbeorist of 2:2 feet
drain would be about• 810 per rod, and
the one proposed world est about 120
per rod. Now why throw away so much
money on the large drain 1 \Vhy not build
the 2:2 feet dram at hoe ehalf the cwt 1
Neither of the drains will last inure thaw
20 years, and by that ties they will all be
surpassed by good brick or stone sewer.
Your, Ac.,
A RATEPAYER.
LOT OF COTTON YARNS
BEST QUALITY
AT, MILL PRIDES
A LaTne none \\'INOHAM:
Wingham, Nor. 26, 1870.
kfl. WILLIAMS'-Dam'Sle,-1 We your
e7
city is buwing alive to the importance
of • railway to connect .Lake Huron with
It.
IN BOOTS AND SHOES
HE
CANNOT BE COMPETED R'ITII
NIB GROCERIES
Are eti $ 41 respects to those which
ken gaited him the reputaUon of
keeping
THE MOST RELIABLE
FAMILY GROCERY
IN 11CIODIEHICII
Opticians and Oculists,
3acONTRiz1A.+y
TjAVP. WITH .A sir.`' 1Y) 1RtT THY ((1
ricarvom der and 40 dr celebratedheist• ted
wpwmlek., •pr -luted r mama, there
ew ,i
tkwar.et, M:derkh not . ell nw .. fl 'e
A Int .h, par They Men nkra,e
needful .nntrrtmn•and have eeme0nre In IM ales
d
14e11. Agree. to ton rrrl it mein. of all venom .
AR nppnnnn0 i w.11 M th.Maf afforded 10 I ii.rer.rlk-
at al
w in oed pr oranntr4 ,shore. ear
Too meek carr! be sodas le SON espri1nterl nne.
the ordinary teasel w..m. 'ken m 00 • entreel
woven, r(4 the •it14 t•ed0 ary, from Om wenli
e.nn..mn. Mn, nn r7.
ea0. me -
• 01 nr kir l.ofrel of n err n 1.0?,ltbst rid Moment
lrorl0
,seen. a be,:wo d relief m 0 .114..* and l hmItuy
seise ...d on. r .. 'n 15• natural eshhr
wgh. The„ r•.b , nlv rpecse.e khat
tel 1.
TO CALL ROUNe TC HIS
sP€rn
ON HAMILTON STREET
IBM -GROCERY
IS FAIdOUS FOR ITS
CONVI,iNIENT SIIIIATION
RELIABLE sTO(TK
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Tho Northern RaD way.
We think it wouldbo advisable that a
meeting of the rate payers should be
called for the purpose of interchanging
opinions -4e Ando, is rhaJ•asees-asd
Lake Huron Ittilway. Let oar business-
men get up• requisition to the Mayor to
this end and- let the meellng be on an
early day. The interests of the town,
in this direction, demand some action on
the part of our citizens. The following
Tier of die es.. was expressed at London
by I,aae Calling Esq., M. P. P. for the
South Riding: -
Mr.
-Mr. Carling, on ascending the platform
was received with loud cheers. Ila said
-Mr. Mayor and citizens of London ,-
I came here, in company with two or three
friends, to see what you had to say about
the matter of building a railroad to the
north. The people of Exeter trail a deep
interest in thceon.tructioe ofthe proposed
road, and are prepared to give liberally
toward accomplishing the object in view.
But without the help of the city of London,
Exeter wauld eland but a poor chews,
although the ratepayers would give a
bonus in proportion to their worth, at all
events to their amused value. They
were exceed:og anxious to have a railway
constructed, and would cooperate to their
of Loudon
< assistieg the citizens utmo•t l
in the enterprise. From the active
manner
r in whish it has been issue hold of
I have no doubt but that the road will be
ennmt:acted, and that without any delay.
My view is that (Inderioh woatd be the
bat place to locate the terminus. There
wu a good harbor alou1 to bo
made at that point, on which the
government were about L, spend a large
amount
r
on of money, y
and the ><H
Huron
had also appropriated a geent to aid in the
ooudructionf,f a harbor of refuge. Water
communication of the hest kind could be
had there, and although there were many
other places where a good harbor enuld be
built, I am of the opinion teat (hoderich
from ite palmation and standing would be
the most fitting place for the proposed line
to terminate. The several townships
wrmld grant liberal bonuses. Their eredit
wee gaol, and they would 'pay ever shil-
ling ea it became due. (Cheers.) The
county of Huroa also would aid an the
completion of the undertaking, and will 1
am certain oe-operate heartily with the citi-
zens of London in this ontorpri.n. Hones
fears were expressed that 1ut1 miles would
be too much to constrict at one time, bnt
if 100 could pot be sucoessifully completed,
50 could. whether the broad or 110.110*
gauge was lest, I am not prepared to say,
but i will do all in my power to farther
jigheme_veditc6ohaa bee tt _a, t itoot be
leying that at will ma(e'n-affy beiiellt-The
different localities through which A will
peas. The people of Exeter were waiting
for London to make a start and 1 know
they will use their utmost endeavors to
combine with you in fnrtherance of hip
scheme. 1f you cannot carry a bonus in
the,city of London it would be 'repealable
to do so in Exeter. i shall he most happy
to help the charter through. (Cheers.)
Tows Cur Kelt -The regular meeting
was held on 1st Dec. l'reeeut, the Mayor
in the chair, peeve, i'asvmore, Howell,
Smith, Seymoerr, Cameros, bixcLir,
Detlor, McKay, ltuncLman, Clifford and
Watson. Minutes of previous meeting
were read, approved and segued. Sundry
relief Petitions were dispoied of. A
Petition was prLsent.ed by Mr. E Hooker,
praying for • remission of part of the
license fee on his new premises. Moved
by Mr. Seymour, seconded by Mr. Watson
that the petition be weaved and fyled,
carried- The amendment of Mr
Gardiner, seconded by Mr. Smith that hail
the amount bo refunded being list. A
Petition praying for 'column intoe eaees.-
ment roll to allow the ratepayer. at the
coming elections to vote • saloons" or
" no salons"■" wu granted.
Sundry
ac-
counts *ere reed and passed. Report of
the Street Inspector, showing among "cher
3hatthe grading of Maitland Road
whit sass tendered for .111.75 per rod
but the tenders not accepted, was complet-
ed at 61.10 per rod by day labor, was read
and ordered to be typed. Mov.d by Mr.
,inclair, seconded by Mr. Cameron that
the tenders (of which there were 8) tor the
amstnwtion of Main Sewer bp opened by •
Committee of the (toad and Bridge Com-
•lnittee, with the addition of the Reeve and
Deputy • Rea,. ; O ommittee to meet on
lJ -L
w No. 8 appointing night;
returning offt.ien was passed .s fellows :-
41. David • Ward, B Hazlehurt at
i;robb's Hall ; St. George's Ward, D.
Gurdon at Warerooma, West Rt ; St.
Patrick's Ward, 8. Pentland .t Fireman's
Hall, East St ; and St. Andrew's Ward
Enc McKay .t Cabinet shop, West SI.
Moved by Mr, Cameron, seconded by
Mr. Smith, that if the Northern Gravel
Road do not pay tat least 81000 of thir
arrears, they Is proceeded ageinet. Ad-
journed to meet on the call of the Drayer.
Roomn Or SCHOOL TICATII4.-A special
meeting of the Board was held, in the
Chairman's office. to consider the applica-
tion of Mr. Andrew Patterson, for uttn*-
Gnu as teacher is tow Central School.
ATrefIlfirtflrentrettersttrin,
t
all being •11 of he highest od
rer, and in-
cluding a recommendation from Dr. Sangs-
ter, he was engaged at a salary of 8401
per annum. The Reenter meeting of the
dried was held on let Dee. Poems Mr.
A. Lefroy in the chair,Measn Crabb, Kay,
Ferguson, Hood, Mckay, Elliot and Nairn.
The minutes of last regular and special
meetings were read and approved. Sundry
accounts were presented and ordetedto,be
paid. Moved by Mr. Crabb, seconded by
Mr. Nairn :__That Miss Dixon be aPPoint-
ed teacher, in room of Miss Morgan at •
salary of 1225.00. Moved in amendment
by Mr. Kay seconded by Mr. McKay :-
That Miss Emma Baily (recommended
trom the Normal School) be appointed at
. salary of $250.00. Moved further in
amendment by Mr. Ferguson, seconded by
anis E.
Dona h bo
:-That Mr.
Elliot K
appointed at •salary of 8245.00. The
amendment to the amendment wog put
and het. The amendment was then put
against the motion and carried. Mies
flatly bring appointed. Moved by Mr.
timid and unanimenely resolved that the
service* of Mr. James Thompson, as
teacher, will not be required after the
ropiranon of his present engagement and
that the 4ecretery notify him *oaordmgly.
Mored by Mr, Fergneon, seconded by Mr.
Elliot and unanimhaaly resolved :-That
kris 8. 131100 ted 0it;
I honl .t s H.ap4'ary4 o . The
meeting then adjourned.
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I am sure such a work is the thing that
should be dune, and will do more to de-
velops the trade of the cite than anything
else. In fact A is the uuly thing to sere
London from the Wm fete lues of the
trade w h the ,worth. ' If • irailroad win
built, 1 for mu, would do all my busi-
ness, 1 chink, in Loudon, as A weuW be
far leas than at present. If you do not
move vow, the other railways will get the
start of yon, and the trade once diverted,
it would be hard work to recover it. In
this part you may dapeed epee it we will
ttaaor!ostieursaoiriapooriiMly+s♦ the
railway, should the matter be brnngttfOr
ward. As you are thoroughly acqusiutel
with -/drew .ustc1-y1u will know -shat_ .
best route would ten through Wingham, as
it would be the most direct north,could be
easily made, and would pais through a
good country throughout, and as You aro
aware, this village has natural advantages
w its wa1014._ .ririlegis' superior to ally
other pI11 in the teunty.so that a railway
here is the only thing needed to develops,
a large manufacturing trade, and to mush
this place to become a flourishing town.
1 know that you are • public-spirited
mat ; and I hope as you value the pros-
perity of the wholesale and general trade
of Leaden, that you will use all your in-
fluence in endeavoring to brio` this enter-
prise to • successful woo. 1 trust you
will have a good meeting, and that some-
thing tangible will be done. Yours re -
T. G. JACL4ON.
A LITTER FROM BLTTII.
31yth, Nov. 24, 1870.
MT DRAM R ILLA11l,-1 ■m much
pleased to ace that your city, with which
I was so long and am yon identified, hu
at last arakened to a sense of self pre-
servation.
Now, in respect to the route of the
contemplated road, a few of us bore have
the thing all out and dry for you. In ou(
wisdom, we any the line to run from your
city, through London Beldulph, Usborne,
ett Morris Turuberr
Tuckenmith, 1{ u Ily,
Culross, Greenock and Kincardine town-
ships, to Kincardine, suppose the line to
terminate at Kincardine, touch:ag at
Aryl", llirr, ElginScld, Luoan, Marystnwnl
Adore, Devon, Exeter, flay, Rodgerville,
Bruoefield, Clinton, Londeeboro, Blyth
Belgrave, Wingham Traveler, Rivera
dale, Bervie and Kincardine. Wo view
this route to be the beat for the two
folio' oar reasons :- 1st. The easiest to
be built, and
ltd. The best paying,
being a suitabl, distance from the lake,
relining through the ,orden of Canada,
and sure to draw to the line all the trade
west of it, and is sure to draw all the
trade from Mtn -20 miles eett and north
of Seal'orth back to the 'minus.
There is no doubt but that all the
above municipalities and villages will,
according to their ability, cheerfully grant
J l have no
enterprise, be en c
bonuses to t
hesitation in saying that • line of railroad
such as I have iodi•yated will pay as well
OA any line in the Dominion. For many
years, cordwood
nos
he gut here for
a
mere bngo'telle, and rithln a qu0rt.'r of a
mile of our village there is an nu uonea
peat deposit of the finest dcncripton, that
could bo utilised when wood gets scarce.
Fancy the continuous stream of tosmr
pawing over this road all the winter, and
orally all the year rou d on the way to
the Clinton station, and market. south
Fanny the droves of cattle, sheep and pigs
`het aro driven through from the north.
Picture in your minds eye the thousands
of barrels of slit that will yet have to SRI
a way from here to a .outbern market,
and you will form something of an estimate
of thewortlt of the line indtoatud, leaving
islt_ _ ye, aJtojetherth immense.
passenger traffic over this road. I am,
dear sir,
TII Rif B /ART.
The Council met at Mrs Day's Nov. 1711
pennant in Adjenrnmen•, Memtgn all or 50 rules north-west of the n tetter to came out toward is Hay, supported P riyya
nTsewnt. The RwTe in the o!sir. Minnows lwmdrwf then 2(i0 miles wroth -wast. A their nhnats in the tlsi e. At IhN
g tat ()00 rade would c"r1m Cher* was skunked lowly; draub
New York, Nov. 30. -The London
`'Tomei' says :-Importaui rumors are
afloat, to the L8.ct that Bismarck hat
resumed hie old pian to restore the
Freuoh Empire to purer, epee the rein0
t r L'
of the K yin ho. Tu prove this the
"Timer" says, term* of peas: have al
ready been settled, it nut siooeeJ, with`
Nap•k ou at Wilhdutabohc,wheleby,upoa
the bu.i. of the oeseion of the strongholds'
of Strasbourg and Meta to Uenuanyo,
Napol000 and his Marshals, M,oMsboal
Baaatue, L B..of mud C.+n.obert, at the
bead of the remnants of the Imperial
(luerd and the 3(01000 French prime/re
now cuutiued iu Germany, who aro 1111
lista their ares rcetoreJ, wilt marsh iu
pageant, from Ibis Rhino, and relieve the
Gorman guard now before Paris. Tb•y
will force the capitulation of the capital:
'The German troop( b'sinaiu,p Paris beiud
superseded by the FreudS, will retorts
home, except thowewhose practice will be
necessary to hold the coded p. evince.
Tin "Tomei' maiden the story difficult
to believe, kat the difficulties of Riamarele
moi Nsookxe may Lave rcudered them
--t
-31144,01100110•411•11416111411
t em to blindly overt ok them
The Eastern gustiest -
RUSSIA. WILL GWVK A SATISFACe
TORY EXPLANATION.
TYS Pta1T10N Op PIU:w1A.
DIPLOMACY TO SETTLE VIE TROD%
BLE.
St. Petersburg, Nur. 30.-i roposltlorlo
fur a Coufermmoe 1111 the Eastern Quest
to be held at Loudon, are moat favorably
received here.
Rumens will give a satisfactory sapiens-.
tion of (lortachakelfs trst clnmlar.
81, Petersburg, Nov. 30. -The (totem -
meat is in receipt of addressee foot alt
Plitt fkeEdspirw. w14e ehwerd a4 -'nkat
loyal!y or the pw,pto nukes SOARS sera
mailable and fearless of any hwtile alliance.
Leudun,Nur. 30. -herd Lyom tsawait-
ing tho de cisiou of the Toms (invemmeate
as to the matter of seeding • plenipoten-
tiary t.. the Conferences.: London.
A Vierra despatch says Br*,narcl's pea
Keel fora Couforence was made after hie
had arrived at a previous understanding.
with Gortachaknff. No enders have been.
given by toe Emperor of Austria fur the,
formatter' of a new Cabinet. Greatgnanti-
ties of corn have been bought in IAtuubiauh
ports ars account of the Itussiau severe -
went.
The Rnsi1n circular has pnelli ed great
alarm at Bucharest. The gr,veroment i4
helpless,a)d turns nn every side for advice.
.Au agent of the Porte has arrived at
Bucharest to propose an offeoai,e and.de--
fensive alliance with the Suttee, on a,n-•
Aiken that the Roumanian troops .ball bee
entirely at the disposal ..f the Porte.
The fertrcases of the Danehe aro being;
rapidly armed. The third army aorpe it
ordered to Rouschchonk, Varna, mit
Stlistrue A great number of horses have,
bran bought an Austro. tot ,the Turkish
attar), The Turkish Meet is ready foe
actino.
The "Herold's" London special says :-
Tow p
-Thep
le1tiontaken brP
russia on the East-
ern question, and which
probably will ►o
communicated to the Brutish cabinet to-
day, is as follows :-Prussia maiut(ine
that, like It.ly, having signed only the.
treaty of the 13th of *Larch, 1856, which.
wee concluded, as mentioned At the intro-
duction prefacing the treaty, for the pun
pose of•guaranteeing the independence and
integrity of the Turkish Empire, she is not
like England, Fence and A
nate
who.
K•,
concluded an additional treaty on the 17111
of April, 18d6,by which they bound them-
eelve• to consider any infraction of &IT
r tt of the.
meet the stipulations of the tros es
7thof March b.111,*nd obliged
the,selt•ee to tight for the maintainance of
a dense to which a greet power cannot
subunit fur ever, and which does not in.ny
way infringe lm the principle of the first
treaty, w far aa Prtssu is concerned..
Therefore, she den not regard the Hessian
position as .me threateniug war, becaoae'
the Ht. Petersburg abi,et due' but in-
tend to endanger the independence or
integrity of T.rkoy. The statesmen of
Russia declared than any alditirmal eon -
Inset of territory woe undesirable, and
also relinquished We idea of erecting the
Greek Empire at Couitnntinnple, und'or
Russian protection. Neither du they In-
tend to establish an extasir'e meal mem..
al on thLgnwsf of tae Wolk Sea. Under Under
.lite cirmunet anent, it In d.mlre idly
odiplomatic r
n that by manna an seder -
;Minding wild n arrived at by which this
tinware which signed the trusty of Peru
will accede to the Russian roiliest fwd'
nl the nmtreliLathe) of the Bleck Sea. To
h e end, Pru s a offer. mediat..m.
Nothing et.• lone in the Cabinet to -day.
O .rt•obakoff a circular is still withheld.
Prnjsii . noire wt keens England in • Vent.
r. Lowe, Bright and Csrowell are read!
to keep peace nn any terns, however
humilielingthey may be. Abee•lt-tip
t:ls Cabinet it a ill lutetitemt.
Yours truly, •
W. i). Hameenn,
8pf Mar
HEAVY FIOIITING DSP ORS PARIS.
A WtRTIR ATTRMPr(0 -111111!011 DRIVEN
MALL WITH 10M.
.RAILW.Y a.Errllsa.
LETTER 1201 A RATRPAY IR.
LONDON AND LAKE HURON RAIL
W A Y.
To the editor of the F. Pres :
DNA& HIR, -flaring been present at (he
night, i was an
menton last rimed to hoar
K p
reo little soundargument in favor of a
London and Kincardine Road from those
who advocated it. Now, if we are to have
* Northern Itaad, let Kincardine be for-
gotten for the present, let its be content
with *small Northern Reed, say to lttd-
delph Hay, Stanley, or a little further if and I6W note engaged. A thousand
the ople north will help liberally, tint French were found deed on the held fur
RCMORRD CAPITt7t.ATION 011'1118
ARMY OF THE 1411118.
TALI 01'ART#=1'1RRf OR RING !
FURTHER ARTI"l'I.A n
P M ► TH■ •..ATR to TYLR.
Berlin, Noy 30. -The Queen has receiv-
ed the following di.latcl, from King Wil-
liam:- Tuolday, Nov 20th.-Frolerink
Cherie. reports a completetlefu4(4 of the
Loire army in the battle of Monday, in
which the French had the 20th corps, pro-
bably.th. Inch and • portion of the 155th
by a I means do not sap the B1lffaln and thon-aid ern wmindd amt ei_twen ham.
(tnderich Road. When you do that the deed taken prisoners. Oen. Aurelio* Y
people will trate east; no person wnnld en reported wounded. The Osman Ines WW1
west to trade. Yon might as well try and one Unmeant', amen them 1s. ntrlcsga
get tie LAuatpk.Assiwr•e.fa-try and gas» T5fti88ft tow 3e. -Me o w ng, *WI
that of Kincardine after the 'Toronto, Wel- Vermilion. early this morning, has just
hngton and Hence Road is aniand to Kin. ' been received by way of Berlin: -On Mcn.
cardine. Toronto will have that --then day and Tuesday this fort* around Pirie,
ie nota aider of ohanee fns lemdon,- rticnl.rl sirs. t., the amok mafnt*ie-
L.nndnn may getamn. watt of Orwlenoh,bnt • fuinnwi c*mnrnede ninety to sower *
none north -eat .4 that. A smell rued Ml 1 sortie in force. On Tne.da the Pertinent'
road of 40 miles grnng throbgh 1 eonnlry P
of last meeting read .rid mppo' oral. The that will trade with w would art say I print t * psf __ of rho Sfxth Perrier
Inflaming job. of W.W.I' wnrw sled London Kan r give 860 000.
anishd and dwbantnres granted .w tba tsanmuly ether arrow wen merle In ot11R.
same. 8. Porter'. jabs m 25th side line 1 hwlieivs then world be lift a dilRonlly sn l diPeCtinls, pto bath, to pn t rRIAielwe•
I gwttin` 8860 1100 taken rip in cloak •sad gee
from the boundary to th. gravel mad Nm t o north. Then we world have a I menta u, Sixth txrpa, a aU usage
tH 1rd..ttltohF es* thew ted teamar aw,>:I p+n•T►a•a A hweh'?INfhd Matt" fl11'
1m0004 818 25 : W . Mi Ie'e job nn hnwd.ert the French wiry IlSd
lath side pine • le London, wettest bei% is danger of ^inn es
Burnerds besrsr a f clow 810: Abs. M . ger jh1 enarel t1*pjga lost j►({kjl esAjwNp
'1'h, Yelverton N*rt'lnas
The 11 10,4 (kugland) Times has the
(1, lowing remarks : ---The death of L•rd
*vomiters raises a cnnou1 end p.rpleaing
question i the Kato M
tm oe
r. our Isar.
l pan n rpmre
risco laws His *uaeesnr In the title •eel
estates is Major Yelverten, the hero of the
iw .wgwurth-Y Overton romance. The peer.
mge is an lrieh one, and by owe verdict oe
an 1nth sonrsof 1,r Mint Irmgworthis
the wife d Ma' Yelverrbet. She h esw.
thoref.,e, Lady Arommnw., sod, MI the
wife of an (Trish poise, is entitled to bee
jointn.e. How u tl.iS drl0eu1•-ay,,. i be
settled 1 On this gide of 141. VRR 1
Chanel the widow of Prof.saw Verk,sal
Lord Avonn).,r.:. with ; in IreW gra
I.,ngwurtirlr?Alrr..E►, and his i114Yala..
mrd Scotch wife hos neither UW ser
(tains. It u o ternlesiww// po7R1•a ter •
gentleman to butt himeeuf in. BRI what
u hie pori) ism in comp+miens with DDM e8
the ladies? Wife and 10 wife, `ted
and no hothead I
Petri** Merrill., hued h ialiN
Iidwell, hes boon stoned 10 this*
Templeton*.
Lean TGmmow" ks
Motion to gin. i».eM M
Chereh.
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