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GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1881.
• McOILLICVDDY RHOS. Prsn.uname
i $1.59 A YEAR IN ADVAJRCIL
New Advertlwuteats.
Waggon -John Fastnore.
New Oso ds -Hugh Due!' p.
Parasols --J. C. Iletin- R t' ..
Wall Paper - (i. C. l tui r r eon.
Parter-In G' l'rlcit T •wna't'pp, on Stev1n^.s-
daf. April :xl., the +• VP Of Mr. John Portae
Jr.. of u danooter.
1.tIJtttn.
11arrw_imall l -Al 11.terioit, on the lith
Inst , by the 11.+v. Jr. Cris, qtr. /ieeor4o NQr-
row. to ]ifs Mary _t-.', 1otm;. all o (ioee-
ricd
Travelling Guide.
(iI ANI, Tit'
T.ee.T.
Pew.. Fxp'e. Maid.
Goderi, h. Lv 7.11 uu . 1t' Spm.. 3.15pm.. 9:0 sant
R`itoth '.-,yl •' 1.10 " ..4.45 • ,.13..50 •'
Stra:ford..t.r s.&Sau 2.13pm..G.30pm.. 1.00 "
wear.
Pats. Estes. Mii d. 3155 d.
Strattnrl.I,v l.Y4ns .7.50pin.. 7.00am..7.4.Spm
Seaforth. 2.17 .....A " . 9.15 " ..8.19 •
Goderich.Ar 3.LSpro..9.S0pm 11.00am. 7.15pm
0itEA1 W Ertl' ERN.
Exp'a. 5Ia11. Ezp's.
Clinton goin. north...9.thm ,l t.'1pm 8.2Spm
" going south ...aJ4yru...8.Vtam_7.21 "
,:.0;E LINES.
Lncknow :'t; .::► Iyt ar-. 1a.l:oaun .. dep fpm
Einem-din: •• •' 1.0oem " 7an
llenlniUer " W. !n• et v and
est'.cs:an gaits 9.e mem.. "9.15 "
Dentistry.
1If 1 NICHT tLSON, SURGEON DEN-
T. Tis r..1ttl.r. and residence. %Vest Street,
three awes '" u.v Dank Or Montreal. Godo -
rich 1752
Real Estate.
FOR ;ALE. -LOT 9. LAZE SHORE
Tp. of i oihoraa eO .a!nitfk 1I acres, 30
acres cleared. balonce et..ell^n' timber. Soil
a good clay loan. As this property adjoins
the Point Farm a is l,. cuuw-ius.ace must
eligibly sitils:cit. Fut part):'liars apply to J.
J. Wright. •
Marco 1st 1S.+1.
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1776•t 1.
HOUSE ASD LOT F'(nt SALE -AT
Dungannon. le mi)s4 from Goderich,
consisting of wan acre of land. well fonved;
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
"A chiefs among ye. Lakin' nota,
_.n' faith he'll prent it."
TOWN TOMOS.
We want rain.
The duet bloats into the eyes of the
just and unjust alike.
Mr. W. L. Horton paid a flying visit
to Ingersoll on Friday last.
Mr. T. McGillicuddy, of Ter S1 SNAL,
ate his ,EAster eggs in Stratford.
The M iehenics' Institute received a
donation of $10 from a friend one day
last week.
Goderich streets are now as dry alt if
July's sun had been louring upon them
for a fortnight. •
Mus Agnes Dickson, who is teaching
in Exeter, spent the Easter holidays with
her parents in this town.
The High. School didn't get regularly
clown to work till Wedneaday morning. I
takes time is work the sugar off, you
know.
It is time the watering cart made its
appearance. For the past week the
dust on our principal streets has been
intolerable.
Mr. Dixie Watson, of Wulghani, for-
merly of Goderich, was in town Oood
Friday. He has managed during the
winter to keep up his avoirdupois.
AT HALM-JIA.4T.-The flags at the
Court House and .British Exchange
Hotel were at half mast on Tueseay,
upon the announcement of Lord Bea-
c,nafield's death.
PEa-soNAL.-Rev. John A. Williams,
'D. D., goes to Moutreal shortly. as tit-
an -deer in doctrinal history, at the forth-
coming examination at the Wesleyan
Theological College in that city.
ARMED. -Chief Cunstahle Currie re-
•
oicts in the possession of a new baton,
o which has been given the euphonious
itis of "Bean's Patent Paralyser." In
brush with n recalcitrant prisoner, that
hub will be trump.
l [tame p.m*t•..1 ilt•.xr w.•u ase 1•uu.p or, .++.+ .
•n the pr. -raises. The let hoe ueen Well un- 1
;,roved. Term+ r-as•anabie. Particulars can I
had fr.ta Mr. J. M. Hoetsats, Merebaat-
Dungair:on. or 1:- E. 1I1101tx, Nile P. O. .
1741-tt. ,
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
:o. corner of Victoria and East "trete. in ,
:he town et ti.derich. fur sale ct.•ap, or will be i
•z.-hange.l for farm property. For part'.rulars
apply to J As, SMa1Lt. Ar+eiUect, oftke Crabila 1
Block, ur J. C. (viuttIL. auctioneer.
``'HEPPARDTON-FARM FOR ,
iJ sale ski ares. 91 acres rlean•d and well 1
fenced. Brick t'ottage 2300..•tone cellar full ,
size of beim.. A large creek rune through
;he lot. no waste land on the crek, A very
Ione orchard surrounds the house. tiood barn ,
ind other buildings. Terms Very easy. Appiy
R. T. HAYNFso. lot 15 rake Shore Itoai, Coll- ;
norne'rotvns:tip, or to l)ARaow Sr PRocn- .
rob?. 17st9 1
F RA1131 FOR SALE. -BEING LOT 9, ,
con. 13. Calborur, about seven miles from .
Goderich, comprising 50 acres. 50 Catered'. A '.
frame house, and a new frame barn 50.05 and
s stable and other outbuildings are on the ;
premises. A young orchard, good pump. etc.
en the farm. The farm he a road on two
sides of it. Four acres of tall wheat are sawn.
Distant only 1 mile from a post oMce. For ,
particulars c.:•,...; to Wm.SIIIE-Ds. Sheplard-
ton P.O. 1,17. '
QHEPPARDTITN.-STORE. WITH '
IJ Post Office, for ale or to rent with I acre
land. Stock all fresh and good. W ill sell on very
esy terms having other business to attend
to. For, further particulars apply to R. T.
HAYNxi. Also 100 acres of land West half of
Lot 5 on the 3rd con., E. D. Ashi'cld. Coat Or-
chard, Frame House. and a stable. Fiftymtres
cleared and well fenced. Apply to ()ARROW
Sr PROCnrom. 1711.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Lot 8, Con. 8, Township of Colborne. Co.
Huron. containing 98 acres 75 of which are
cleared and In a good state of cultivation.
There is a frame House 20x:ts with cellar under
the whole. kitchen 15x20, wood shed 16x18.
stable 18x28, for horses. also cow stable i1xlt.
There is a well with a never failing spring.
and a good young orchard with about 10 tremas.
selected. Terms easy. For plrticttlars apply
to THOMAS Worsn, proprietor. Carlow or MI
Worsen.,
GARnOW to i'RouDroOT. Goderich.
1756.
FARM FOR SALE. ;
Comprising Lots Nos 18 and 11 t'on.'. in
the Township of Wast, Wawsoosh, lxdon 'ng
to the late Mr. r'haries McDonald, contain viz
iSO ACRS* in all. Over thirty acme Are
cleared. There are over 15 *„res of gond bard
wood. sand the balance Cedar and Pine hush.
A stroll Frame HOW* and a Well are also on
the premises. A good creek miss through the
'farm. For particulars apply to Jou at TorM-
a('LI.. Bag.. Dungannon. or to Mrs. WA1O4(WK.
Ooderkh, or to this mane. 177041.
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Auction Sales.
('IO1TAGE FOR SALE AT AtJC-
.J TION.-1tr. J. C. Currie will offer for sale
OR SATtraOAT. APRIL 16th, at 12 o'clock, noon.
the Baso Carreras, with large garden at-
tached, situate on NL George's street, opposite
the one atlas ofd English Church. Thehonee
is In excellent repair, This property will be
sold to the highest hidder.-J. C. Curtais.
Auctioneer. Dela
AIICTION SALE OF VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY. --The vacant lot
converser et hast Street, and Court House
gpeare. known as the McConnell property,
baying a frontage of 16 ft. 8 in nn the Agnate,
will be sold by ppeblh' auction. on SATUR-
DAY. APRiL 16th kaki. at 12 nclook p. et.
This U a soma lot and one of the moot eligible
besinees sites 1n ben. it will be pet sep sub -
Jett to a reserved bid. Ober partic
made knees at Rate of rale. J. C. Ci-RRi
Auctioneer. HMI.
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C CURRiE,THE PEOPLE'` AI
TiONEER, Geder!' b. Ont 1751
41r. J. H. Edwards and his brother
hipped to Goderich from Toronto ou
Friday last, twenty bead of fat cattle,
or the benefit of their customers. This
averting of cattle to Huron County -
ms like bringing coals. to Newcastle,
cut Mr. Edwards says it pays, and he
ought to know.
St. George's Church will be formally
opened ou Sunday next; services at 11
ul. , •3 p. m. and 7 p.m. The services
rill be of special interest. Rev. Canon
"armicltael, of Hamilton, Morning and
:venins, and Rev. R. McCosh in the
afternoon. A special collection will
ue taken up at each of the services in
lid of the building fund.
ON Hi+ ROUNDS. -The Seaforth .Suit
ays: The Census Commissioner for
entre Huron, S. Platt, Esq., called at
ur office while in Seaforth this week
on his rounds of inspection. He speaks
.f
very highly . his enumerators', as he
has bund them perfurmins their (mer-
le; duties duties satisfactory. The department
will find Mr. Platt "the right roan in the
right place."
Cricket and ether outside, games have
been indulged in during the week„
The butchers had their usual display
of Easter cleat on Friday and Saturday,
last.
• The Messrs. Hunter, of Exeter, shipped
over 100 head of cattle from Goderich
station un Wednesday.
ON TIME, -Much satisfaction has
been expressed of late with the punc-
tuality of the afternoon mail train.
Mr. B. J. Wade, of Wade Bros, See -
forth, wens in town on Thuriday, putting
in a pian„ for Mr Chas. A. Humber.
Mr. J. J. Wright and bride, of the
Point Farm, arrived home on Wednes-
day, after an enjoyable Wedding trip.
An entertainment consisting of music,
readings recitations, dialogues, etc., by
children of Knox Church S. S. will be
held in the school room shortly.
Mr. John Passmore has been appoint-
ed anent for Seeginiller's chilled plows,
and will keep thew on hand at his wag-
gon works on \ ictdria street.
METHODIST Haiti BOOK. - Those
wishing the new Methodist Hymn Book,
from Mrs. W. T. Cox, can be supplied,
by calling at Mr. Abraham Smith's
store.
IN Towers -Mr. T. Farrow, 31. P. fur
Nurth Huron, spends u portion of this
week in G.derich, he being a witness in
one of the cases in Chancery. He hooks
well.
The Brussels Post says: -Rev. Dr..
Wt-illiams, of Goderich, gave a bibleread-
ing last Tuesday afternoon inthe 3letho•
dist Chnrch, which was highly instruc-
tive. He preached in the erenih3 to
a large congregation. His discourse
will not soon be forgotten.
Seel or SHoIcT•HOFse.--At the stock
sale at Defter Park. Chit:nee, on Good
Friday, forty-umhead of pri:ue short-
herns, belonging to Mr. H. Y. Attrill,
Ri lgewu.xt, Goderich, . were sold at
prices ranging at from $150 to $500
each. Prices for first-class stock have
tauged. low this spring. Mr. shrill',
short -horns are of the best strains, and
are admirably kept.
CHAscELws's DINNER.. --On M. .ndav
evening Chancellor Spragge gate a dinner
to the Members of the bar, in the British
Exchange Hotel. The spread is slid to
hens been a magnificent one. The guests
we:•e 3lessrs McLellan, Boyd, Bloss,
Smith, Godfrey, H. McDermott, Davi-
son M. C. Cameron, Garrow, Maicnmson,
Wade, I, Lewia, Johnston, Sheriff
Gibbons, and Vein Archdeacon Elwood.
Horn:ne-Mr. A. M. Polley, who nur-
chased the first prize span of bays from
McTa,ggert, of Clinton, has sold the teats
to Mr. H. Y Attrill, of Goderich. He
has also disposed of a handsome •black
driving horse to Mr. M. Hutchison. Mr.
Polley will next week send another car
load . t heavy horses to aiic hig an, h whi •h
g ma •e the fourteenth shi trent of
EA.aTEa Soavi•'as.-On Easter Sunday
morning Archdeacon Elwood delivered
a very impressive discourse, on the death
and resurrecti•in of our Saviour, and the.
glorious significance of those events.
He took for his text the twenty-tifth
verse of the fifth chapter of Romans,
and front it preached a sermon peculiarly
earnest, pathetic and eloquent. The
song service on the occasion was cis.,
very fine.
PEIutoNAi. -Mr. W. C. Hamilton,
student-rtt-law in the office of Mulock,
Tilt, McArthur & Crowther. Tnrgnto,
spent the Easter holidays with his rel*.
tives and friends in Goderich. We ob-
serve that Mr. H. has been selected as
one of those wlio will participate in the
forthcoming debite on the "Irish Ques-
tion," before Her.. Edward Blske, at
Os s Hall. In this debate. our am-
bitious nuns; friend will have his hands
full in endeavoring to cope auxesafully
with so wily and hrilliant an antagonist
ase, 1r. Charles J. Leonard.
Coansertoe -In Last week's SIGNAL a
mammoth spring advertise•nent ap-
peared, from Mn.. C(ltoeland, but unfor-
tunately as we were not particularly well
tmetod in ladies head -goer and "sich,"
a typographical error or two found their
way into the announcement. We regret
the matter, as much for our own Igno-
rance of "Foyle, Sura and Languedoc,"
as for any other, but we promise Our
advertisers and the public generally
that if we don't know all about the
styles and the price of spring bonnets
next year, it will not be stir fault.
R. C E urns SterIvi .e. -Holy week
being unusually Ane, the services in `)t.
Peter's Church were well attended, a
great nenilrer partaking of Lha
Holy Sacrament. On the evening
of (1.xx! Friday, Father Wattan
delivered • Toy suss* ow the
Palsies sad death Mast, fsUeteed
the stations of the Oraas. The Shebat
alinWater, mss ie ply 'ma
waw► stleasad to M hareem
very nee& who the &yeah ea
PtlibiN
the_ . Qir . .tUtei hat Pie wYth Le:
vr.iee,
alltlah tit devrotie,s% 4 the Idle t. He
aia'&llebMs1 at High Kars sad Ves-
I ppistaa w aleebr iii ndnl. The choir sang
IurhallsNs's Boss in very good style;
tlee lingesh Powe "Prue ye the Lord."
was reed sad very much aimir
ed, the dhaeh rands, with the elorione
notes ot the ADdis
W. 8. Hart & Co. will change their
advertisement next week,look out fur it.
Rev. McKay addressed the S. 8.
children of Knox Church un Sunday
afternoon. Subject, "Chinese Idols,"
Inspector Yate had Andrew Bennett,
of Sheppardon, before James Mahaffey,
J. P. on Tuesday, for violation of the
liquor Lw. Beaaett acknowledged the
corn- -or rather corn -juice -and will be
fined on Monday.
Wien Drente. - Conaiderable discus-
sion is indulged in as to the propriety of
shootingthe wild ducks which hover
about the harbor. The close season for
ducks of the Teal variety prevails from
January until the middle of August; but
it would appear as if the "saw bills" can
be killed up to the fat of May. Some of
our spurting readers should give us the
benefit of their experience in the nutter.vi
Hous.,. -Mr. R. T. Thompson, who
preached so acceptably in Knox Church
a few weeks ago, is now through his
course in Knox College, having passed,
his final examination a few weeks ago.
He accomplished his 7 year's course In 5,
and succeeded in obtaining several scho-
larships, and last year the silver medal.
He is now engaged teaching as wathe-
m.ttieal teacher in Brampton High
School, but purposes taking a tour
through Europe, and a et urse in Ger-
man.
EASTER VssreY Megrim -I. -At the
above meeting in connection with St.
George's Church, nlessrs. VanEvery and
Deac••n were appointed Churchwardens
for ensuing year. Messrs. Deacon and
Jas. Sheppard were appointed delegates
Ito the Synod. Messrs. Newton and E.
Lewis were elected sidemen and Messrs.
Cooke and Malconlson appointed audi-
tors. A vote of thanks was moved to
the County Council for their kindness in
atlawing the use .a the Court House for
divine service. Mr. Hick's salary was
placed it 700 for the incoming year.
Archdeacon Elweed etatel that after
the 1st of Mty he would sire 5500 of his
salary for the uses of the pariah. The
meeting was most harmonious one.
Good Friday Siete*.
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Tile weather was lovely; .
And so were the ladies in their new
millinery.
The holiday was generally observed.
Services mete held in a number of the
I churches.
I In the afternoon the bands played for
I several hours un the square, touch to the
I enjoyment of listeners.
Many an old musket, bearing the dust
of a twelvemonth, was dragged forth
again. and made to do terrible execution
on isolated tail fences and other like
!game that abounds in this neighbor-
hood. •
I The fro; has tuned ire silvery chords
•
boll p again, and the air was once more tilled
horses since last September. He •is
the I
largest horse dealer in this section.
PI eels Is CHAN•:ERY.-A pair of
beautiful pigeona entered the court nem'
yeaterday morning, and gracefully flew
from place to place, to the surprise and
amusement of the members of the bar
and the epectators. Quoth one present :
"They look se sleek and gentle, tit em-
blems of the innocence and harmlessness
of the chancery lawyer." "Nay.' re-
plied another, "they rather resemble the
unfortunate clients, who by their pre-
sence in court, invite plucking." Then
there was a solemn pause.
VOCAL Mt -+n•. -Prof. Salter opened a
class for instruction in vocal music in the
basement of North St. Methodist Church
Nit Tuesday evening. As a teacher of
veers! music he is able, painstaking and
efficient, has a happy method of illustra-
tion, secetr's the attention of his class and
cultirates the en cinch needed 'rhotnrical
rendering of mnsic. He will he at Knox
Church next Monday evening, and also
at North Street Methodist Church nett
Tuesday evening, for the purpose of or-
ganizing sinning closes. All interested
in the cultivation of vocal music should
attend.
with the melody of the Canadian Band.
A number of High School students
were observed, in the afternoon, in an
'entirely reckless and aimless sort cf
fashion. kicking a foot -tall about.
I starlet Sews.
There is yet no sign of the breaking
up of the ice in the -harbor, and naviga-
tion will to all appearance open at this
port much later in the season than
usual.
The repairs to the Bar Point lightship
were completed at Detroit; last week.
She has had new plonks put in her bot-
tom, and her lamp stand has been re-
paired. Her mainmast, which was part-
ly rotten, has been taken out, so that
she now has hut on•' inset. '1`lie new
$125 lamp gives a much }tetter light
than the old one.
During the present season stations of
life /saving service will be established at
Sleeping Bear Point in the vicinity of
Bailey's Harbor, Lake .Michigan. Sia-
tione will also be erecte•l at Port Austin,
at Sand Beach Herber of Refuge, and
on Middle Island. Lake Huron.
('AUETe. ENrcaTAtxttssT.-Goderich The Georgian Bay beet of sten®eros
Se,tion of Temperance Cadets gave their will commence the smell commanded
first oaten meeting in the Temperance as follows: -Francis Smith, Capt. W. T.
Hall on Tuesday evening. Mr. ,antes I Robertson: City of Owen Round, Capt.
Mitchell occupied the chair. A number John MeNab; City of Winnipeg, Capt..of the cadets gnre read I Jas. Kennedy; Manitoulin, Capt. P. M.
ings, recitations,
dialogues an, music. a recitation by
young Theodore Hall, entitled "The
Grasping Bar -keeper," being particularly
well reveive'l. The tableau 4 the
"guardian Angel" was alta. rendered.
Mr. Hezehial Hale is trying to do a good
work amongst the children of the town,
and it t . he hoped that all the young
cadets will remain firm to the pledge.
Ftsnsrwx'. - The following Order -in -
Council will he of interest and nee to
anglers. The first part 4 it dates the
curse season fur different kinds 4 fid
"Pickerel, maskin••nge and bass from
April 16 t•• May 1?' speckled tr.ut or
river trent. frau Sept, 18 to llall 1; aal-
mon trout. lake trout and wlktsisi.
hon let to the 10th Nov The foll0w-
*are the rules regulating the catching
of fish. asd the penalties attached to
emir vioiiibt: "Net, Nine, or fishing
IIIIIhout a bum Nets
NOM be relied free Retamisy un-
til Mondavi m•srninq .,► etch ttrreplltt In
diens are forl.id.fen to Ash it pa me
es white men Ea•h parsers of
violating these rerslationa is liable to Erse
and eosin, or in default of payment is
eakeet to impnao nment ?to person
shall. daring such prottihtted time fish
far, neteh, kill, buy, sell, or have in poo
session any of ,hs kinris ,J fish mention
ed above
CHANCERY SITTINGS.
datdrete to the Ck*aceller s'\aaceiles
aHsaaae s ttteerly. -
Wednesday, April 20.
The spring sittings of the Court of
Chancery began to -day before Mr. Chan-
cellor Sptaigge.
There were present at the opening the
following preeminent barristers: James
McLennan, Q. C., J. A. Boyd, Q. C.,
Charles Mn,ssToronto; A. O. Geoffrey,
T. A. Ptirdon, London; -Smith, Port
Hope; and Cameron, Holt, Darrow,
Proudfoot, Malconisun, Seager, Davi-
son, Wade, Dujde, Johnston and Morton
of the local bar.
Itnmediately after the formal opening
Mr. W. E. Macara asked permission of
the Chancellor to read: the following ad-
dress from the local bar: -
To the Honorable John Godfrey Spragge:
In offering our warmest congratula-
tions on your Lordship's recent appoint-
ment to the Chief Justiceship 0 the
Court 0 Appeal, the Members of the
Huron Bar desire, on the occasion of this
your last circuit visit se Chancellor, to
express the gratitioation with which, in
common with the whole profession, we
regard your elevation to the highest
position in the judicature of Ontario.
The fine judicial dualities that have fur
so many years (listinguiehe,l your dis-
charge of the functions of CI:ancellor
justify in an eminent degree your
elevation to the Court 0 Appeal: and
there is a confident expectation by the
Profession that the same urbanity and
kindly demeanor towards the Bar -the
same patient hearing and considera-
tion of matters in litigatiuu-the same
lucidity of judgment and impartiality in',
adjudication that have characterized you
as (lhaucollor, will, with extended ea-
penence a::d.vitil mental posers ye: un-
impaired, accompany you to the higher
tribunal over which you have been called
to preside, and will lend further 'race
and efficiency to a Judiciary already dis-
tinguished for its leanting, its dignity,
and its worth.
In giving expression, however, to the
dominant sentiment id the Profession
throughout the Province; we do not con-
chal that your ellvatiou to the Chief
Seat in another and higher Court is not
unmingled with considerable Pers ,iud
regret. We cannot ignore the circum-
stance that this is the last of your perio-
dic visits to us en circuit, from which we
have heretofnre derived to much pro$t-
able instruction and pleasure; and that
henceforth the. kindly and courteous
intercourse with your Lutdship which
has tended materially to encourage lour
professional efforts and to smooth our
labors must now cease, and- can be re-
garded only as a memory 0 the ' past.
The friendly relations of the Bench and
the Bar, and their reciprocal obligations,
are keenly appreciated by all classes 0
the community as conducive in a high
decree to the hest interests 0, suitors,
and to the administration of justice in its
greatest purity ; and although the time
has I• mg passed when any aggression on
their respective prerogatives could be
passively endured, it is now well under-
stoodthat thepatient, kindly and courte-
ous attitude ot the Bench, evoking as it
invariably does the respectful find con-
siderate demeanor of theIlar, aasiata ma-
terially in the elucidation of platters in
dispute and in the arrival at a prompt
ansi righteous decision. In our profes-
sional intercourse with your Lordship
we have been constantly met with that
spontaneous urbanity and tolerance of
minor short -comings which, contained
with firmness of decision, so admirably
adorn the judicial character; and in tak-
ing our respectful and affectionate leave,
we offer the fervent prayer that your
Lordship's life may he prolonged for the
exercise 0 your administrative abilities
in the Court 0 Appeal, and that health
and vigor may enable you for many years
to discharge yen- important functions
with honor to yourself and advantage to
our Country.
Campbell: Emerald, Capt. Jas. S. Foote;
N nrthern Belle. Capt. Dugald Taylor:
Norther Queen. Capt. A. J. Camerm;
the local steamers Wiarton Belle, Capt.
E. Dunn: Jane miller, Capt. A. Port;
Metamora. (apt. Gilbertson. Schooner
Fellowcraft, Capt. Timothy Crowley.
Batley Bros.. are building for Carring-
t•wn & Casey, of Toledo. the largest sail
vessel seer designed for the great lakes.
Her dimensions are Length, 286 feet;
over all. 2T8 feet; bean, 38 feet, and
depth .d hold. 18 feet. The rowel will
hove two centreboards, twenty -even
and twewnty fire feet wide respectively;
four bulkheads, and three kesisons,
teen, Comdata sad twelve. Sac will
have Ave to rk a fear eel than rigged fent
and 4*, std the foamiesthare-rls[ed,
after the style of the Nie n.
vessel is maculated to take90, bushels
of grain out .4 Toledo harbor, but could
carry 140,000 with water Me will
register ab..tit 1.000 tom, draw six feet
light, and fourteen feet when Melded to
90,000 bushels The cost if her will be
$76,Ann. ansi of her o t$s 9111 M t more,
,r $°0,000
The KLahress res nor Rin.•,. _ambling
house of (*taw* has been meted by the
police anti pr•eess teener, nosing. theism
Prieto.
Chancellor Spragge then made the
following reply:. --
gr. Mantra and (iertlnmon of ;i,e (Lele-
rich Bar :
My warmest thanks are due to you for
the address which you have done me the.
honor to present to mo. I pray you tw
accept them, and to believe that I re,
ciprocate with all my heart the kind and
cordial feelings which you have eerier -
sed towards myself. i entirely agree
with you that the friendly relations 4
the Bench and the Bar are conducive* in
a high decree, to the beet intere nth of
suitors, and to the pyre administration
of justice. They have sprung up and
have heen maintained without effect nn
the part 0 either. They have hsitheir
root in the feeling of courtesy, dee frown
one gentleman to &ne.ther, and in .he
feeling also on the part of the Bar that
the Bench represents the majesty 0 th.•
law, and is entitled, therefore, to de-
ference and respect; and that deference
anti re*per't have been' always accorded
to me, red only for the arks of the posi-
tion that i fill, but, it is meet gratifyr
to me to find, with a personal rest
and gond will that have found expres-
sion in the very cordial *Meese that you
present to me. it has been most grati-
fyigg bo me in this my laetcircxit, to ree
wove in other county towns similar
marks of goodwill and kindly regard,
and it has been above all thnr*a grstiq-
itig to me to brut the setimationTin
which this Court a now held, tken
' when in former times It wsa receive"
with 1error end dt*SS. N is now re
garded se a terror testy et, evil &meets
' e resirna r •,f w.nrtee o' 1 5* pn^:11^e'.„Ae
vS•).e!in •.:y t t•- 'isru •`I
rality than had previously beetle mined -
end necessary in the dealings of mas-
a higher standard, as Lord Hatherley
has well expressed it, than the standard
of the world. My intercourse witlt yon,
gentlemen, has always been to ,1e a
source of very sincere pleasure, and it is,
therefore, with no small regret tbat I
contemplate the discontinuance of my
vieits to you on circuit; but to the end
of nay life I wfll remember the kindly
greeting, and the affectionate parents;
words that you have addressed to the to-
day. Allow me in return to wish and to
pray for the Bar 0 Goderich profession -
al prosperity and every personal andl
social happiness and blessing: In con-
clusion, allow ole to say that it is indeed
a pleasure for ore to receive this address
from the Bar 0 Huron County, through
Mr. Macara, a friend of many years'
standing•.
The case* and their results will appear
next week.
List of Lleea.e. 1* be sawed West tiding
Harem for 18414.
Goeree n Town-(Am't 5125.) -Wm.
Cox, British Exchange; Win. Craig,
Ocean House: David Curry, Woodbine;
Thus. Whitely, Western; Ed. Hosker,
Maitland House: J. C. Martin, .Col-
borne Hoose; James Bailey, Union
House; J. W. Headrick, International;
The Albion as. soon as it is finished and
satisfactorily tenanted. SHOP LicxNsEs-
Henry Cooks, • CIS.,. Grant, W. D.
Shannon.
CLIS'roN Ala't hotels $100.-M.
Kelly, Raillt;ey ••House; P. McLaren,
Queen's Huuae; I. Rattenbury, Rntten-
hury,,House; J. Mere, Commercial: A.
Kennedy, R••yal; Saml. Pike, Central;
Geo. Swarth, Prince Wales -Nicholas
Rohoon, shop Itemse, $150.
W'INGH.(M-(Amt $1tN)_ )-Henry - Mc-
Iraush, Exchange; Wm. Dulntage,
Brunswick; Saud. Grigg, Royal; W J.
Blatchford. Queens; W. J. McCutcheon,
Central; R. P. Simmons, British; Jn.
Dineley, Ditwley House; Shops- J.
Hul_lett, H. A. Black.
VILLAGE OF 13LyTH-;Amount r5) --
David Irwin, J. Hawksllaw, R. Brown-
lee, .1. Emigh. -shop license, L Thorne.
W. WAwANoage-(Amount $60)- Jno.
Lougheed, Thoa Nicholsr.u, Donnybrook,
if properly tenanted.
E. WawAxoq t-(Amnount00O)-Simon
Merrifield, Bcl,grave; Wee Wiley,White-
church.
TUraNIIEE%Y-(Amount $60; -Robert
Kerr, three menthe.
• HUM Err -(Amount $ti0) -.Tro. Bell,
LLondesborough.
CotBORNa-(Amount $U)-1. ,Mar-
tin, Wm. Lasham, for thisyear only: W.
Dixon. J. .1. Wright, M. A. Jones, Isaac
Martin, three months; Jonathan Miller.
AsHrIsLD-(Amount $00)-A: Young,
pintail; R. H. Deicing, Port Albert; J.
Martin, Dungannon; Thee. Smiley, do.
Hotel keepers iia this Riding not allowed
to have billiard tables on or adjoining
their premises.
Gi'WW.
Atte urn HEAVY TaSM.--Robt- Mar-
tin has a span of colts rising three years
old which weight 2.740 lbs. His young
heavy draught stallion ager} 1 year and
10 months weighed 1,550 lbs., a gain of
210 Lie. since Mr. Martin purclasod hint
5 months ago.
SUDDEN DEATIL-John Livingston 0
lot 3, con. 9, died last Saturday rather
unexpectedly at the early age of 44 yearn
and six months, Mr. Livingston halt
been ailing for the past two years, his
comlalaint being aathna, no one seemed
to think death was so near, however. A
wife, four daughters and one sea remain
to mourn his less.
The re -opening servit- n hole^ us Whit -
field's Church ltsst Sabbath peas d off
very successfully. Me c.eogsegetions
were large and, very attea.ti,e. The
church is greatly itupreves?. the seats,
pulpit and wood work aro nes painted
the walls kalsominedt, the witiduwa frost-
ed, the choir• platform arr'awged different-
ly and the whole aspect 0 the building
presents an inviting ajppearaace. The
work was done try tYna Reddick, of
Brussels, and has given satisfaction to
the trustees. A pleasant time was spent
m Moniay eveaing at. a alusi(al and
literary entertainment.
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tastama nesse,
MAT,ttuoNIAT. ANKO(rst:lIKKNT. -Ladies
married or single, but particularly those
oontetnplating matruaatsy, will do . well
to call at R. I3. Smith's and ats their
magnificent stock of faoey dress Bonds ,
with trimming to iwstcb, also various
shades in kid eleven ribbons, laces, per
&sols. &c., from the lamest in price to
the very bed quality. Aa mud that we.
can help you in this platter, mad butt
week's SloeAL
Bowmanvilles, Ont. Varela 22, M.
Whereas certain parties in the town of
Seaforth are twlvetrieing swirl offever.g fes
sats (h;aha seep Piamea haariug one mow
We hereby give netu:e that gait* parties
have no authority whatever frog W to
sell our ictatrawisr:ta and Road t advise
all in purchasers to dent with
Kamm Wailit, 8eshr le, who are
our owly aatharasad agent* to and tier
the County of Huron
1)nenurow f ao a,s f tet , , •
Jorge wa*Llft Reety •
The Neetton tor reeve a$ f smllingw.rest
j F ill the t►Me. If Mr Hnu" ' 1
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