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The House of Commons went tette:
Cout.inittee of Supply, ply, acid agreed ,te
several items:
FRIDAY.
Sir John A. Macdonald intreduced
ill for the temporary govei•i:ixaent of
eNorth-West. A message ways b`
tlow n from His Excellency ciac:loam
resolaitiolrs on the`subject of ti:e 'nio
_.v.�(1 1Id with the Deni >ron
h resolutions on the: =inion
orf Prince Edv aai•d's Island. Tile terms
for the reception of Newfoundland in
the U Ilio°ll demanded -than.
as should assume the liatbility of tine alert
s
of Newfounclandd at the -time o€ the
union, and that... the interee t on the
debt should be placed on the same foot,..
iete
as tlett of the -other Provinces its
r the Dominion , aUt interest is tet be
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payable by the General Got erIUeL
. zi . t °
4�,
half -yearly, at the rite of 5 per cent. :
per annum, on the difference bete -tett
the indebtedness of Newfoundland Ana.
ttiat of Nova Scotia. and New Bruns-
-trek
rute-trek per head of the population-
--=lie-s population of Newfoundland being e
st
tim a -ted et 130,000, The power of
r ' taxation i to be transferred tat the De,,
t minion, in return for which h
N e e-foun
d
s land shall receive yearly tit35,0l0,.'}d
r an annual'. gent of 80 cents, pi .a head of
the papulation—provision being tirade
for the iria•reatse of Population—and also-
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also
an aniiva l subsicI', of-$150,fila)( in tee
r turn for the traan'fer of unoccupied
heads, the Coleby retaining control
over roa=ds and t}ridges, and the privi-
lege of cutting tt ood free of cha=rge,
' This last ole aase, however, reinidii ;auly.
jest to reservation. The resoltitiofa
• leo provide for the protection of the
t l fisheries, of the Colony, the mainte
:aance by the General Government of
araail steam service between the Do-
s € mrsmioit, Newfoundland, and the Ueited
Kingdom, a coast mail service, and the
( defraying of certain services of the
c Colony, Newfoundland `is aal° to be
exempt from e xceptiontd export duties,
a and shall be i e -presented in the bora-
111011% by eight merlml ers, and by four
members in the Senate he House
then went into Committee on the Bill
re:
petting Criminal Procell ere. Sir
€ tag:: E. Oa—tier moved concurrence in
the amendment' made in Committee 9t.
the \V hole to the Bill repek-ting Pa-
tents. of Invention. An amendment '.
was moved by hon. Mr. Galt and lost:
upon a division, ,is was also .an amend- --
meat of Hon, Mr: Tupper, allotting
any British subjectto take out a patent'
in the Dominion. Mr. Cha .uberlin's
amendment, providing against the eve
S1OEII of the clause respecting ;mar ufao-
tur:ers, and an amendment of Mt
Blake, stood over for consideration till
the third reading.
MONDAY.
Mr. McKenzie moved the adoption
of - the nth report of the joint Com-
mittees. on the Printing, recommending -
the acceptance of the tenders of Messrs.
Hunter, Ilose cit Co., fur paper printing
and binding: Mr: S.tepheneon moved
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in amendment that hthe report be refer-
red
efer
red back to Committee with instrate
times to recommend the acceptance of
the tender of mit B. Ta v i or for
lalanting On a division, Mr Steven-
4on's amendment was carried by 115 t¢
22. " Mr. Pellerose moved that it be
recornrra meet to the Committee to ac-
ceptt the money security offered by
L
Mr. Taylor. Atter some discussion the
motion VMS ruled out of order, and the
original motion as amendett wee agreed
to. A discussion then ensued on the
subject of navigation, and the question
of Provincial jurisdiction on that point.,
Severad private bills were introduced,:
and others advanced a stage.
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TUESDAY.
The Patents Bill was read a third
time and passed. Hon. Mr. Rose then
moved. the House into Committee on
the resolutio=nsin relation to the reg
c;eptiou of Newfoundland into the
Union- After a lengthy debate, the
House went into Committee—concur-,
renee in the resolutions being reserved
until Thursday.,
WEDNESDAY
The House of Commons yesterday
tent. into Committee on the Insolvency
AOL, On the first clause, Mr. Ross of
Prince 'Edward moist d that the wo
`t nontrader r be struck out. Mr. Bo`
well's amendment to the amendment,
I- that the latter portion of the claw
prohibiting e oluntary assignments itt
the ease of noutraaclers: be struck outt.
was lost. Mr.. Ross's amendment W .
earned, ()n the second clause, _Mr
.Blake moved' to strike out the portion
t}f the clause requiring the consent ofd-
certain portion of the creditors to a vol:-
untary- assignment. The amendment
was agreed to: A lengthy debate ea -
sued on the 148th clause, excepting the:
rovince of Quebec as regards: the asrial
v jury of eases under the Act The
ouim ttee reported the Bill a s a4C"
ed.
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�arSTR:I CT MAT ISE RK
THEP rospects for Goderich beim-
made v. harbour of refuge arenot very
bright.
Mx. - .A. STRONG has the old estab-
lishment
stab-l shmenl of Mr. Carding 111full run-
ning -order.
B amEs' carriages and perambulators
(?f all kinds and all prices at Thome
Bell's, -
THE general Sessions for the County
of Huron' began on Tuesday last. Re-
port next week.
A communication has been received
from Blnevaale, which is too much of a
business matter for es to insert.
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L. it. CO:tBE Y is aetain in Seaforth,
personally. He has purchased the
Banl,rrapt Stock. of Mrs. Ault, which.
he is selling off by auction.
Pilot th4 Signal we !learn that the
St Andrews congregation of Goderich
gave an -unanimous cAl to Rev. Sever -
eight of Chelsea;.
Teen Send hails with `delight the
prospect of a Sal=. Duty. We shall see
who will be benefitted by this measure,
beside` the salt men
Ti3te Bev. Mr. Eastman will
preaa'•h in the Methodist Episcopal
ehua.••h in this' place on Sabbath even-
ing next at half past six o'clock.
J. CAMPBELL has a lot of most hand -
sem., t ranks. They are complete. Be-
, fore starting on a tour take a look at
them.
"AI r DAISY," wiIi"please accept our
thanks., 'e- subject all slick produc-
tions to the "test." Next week 'will
tell w nether or not hers can stand it.
ORANGE.—The .- serri-annual meeting
of 'South Huron County Lodge will - be
h3Id in the Lodge Room, Seaforth, on
the 22nd it st
Ma \ illiaixnson came up Erg=o Sea
forth on a velocipede, mounting ail the
Bilis except, that on this side of the Salt
Works in ore hour and a: quarter.
Distance WI miles.—Cliff on ...I'm w Era. -
THE Aslifi''ld Gravel Road is to he
completed. From what we hear it is
not before it is absolaatdy necessary.
This completes the chain; of gravel
roads in. the Counties of" Huron and
Bruce.
Meefv parties have be4n talking with
us on the bad state t of the Market
Grand for want of completion ey`lay-
ing on the gravel. ; We understand
the contract for the same was let some
time ago, and hope to see it finished
shortly.
YESTERDAY Caw., Bull's Volunteer
Company underwent the half -yearly
inspection by Brigade -Major Service,
who complimented both officers and
men on the eifi ii€ncy of ;the Company,
and very partioulaa ri y onthe proper
manlier in which the arms- were taken
cafe of.
DYSPEPSIA cured by using Dr. Colby's An-
ti -Costive and Tonic Tills ' They regulate
the Bowels, correct the Liver, clear the Com-
plexion, and renovate the system ;,they are
come o.ed of active ingredients in a highly
cone :t' .ted form, aria strike at the root of
disea-se, curing almost like magic. Thous-
ands ..e,,tra.i.ty to their - extraordinary curative
properties. Sold by all dealers. ' 7 3- ly
A MMEET1-G' of - - the officers and dir-
coto, s a f the South Hiiron Agricultural
Soci tv. and the directors 'of = the Tuck -
smith Branch Agricultural Society, will
he held at the Tuckersmith Hotel, in
the village of 13rncefie-id, on Friday the
18th inst., at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
in. to snake arrangernents'for holding a
Fall Show and other matters.
IT will be observed by the proceed-
ings of the County - Council, that Free
- Fairs will be 'held three times a year
alternately, in Clinton and Seaforth.
The first will be held- at .Clinton in
October next, and m this place m De-
cer Tier following, then again in Clinton
at Easter. This is a good move, We
believe this County well able to sus-
tain such an institution. -
A GENTLEMAN in this place rete
a letter front a party who left this sec-
tion of the country a fewmonthsago
and settled in Redwood County, Minne-
aot. He says, "the land is mostly
rolling, and of a very fine quality,
especially for hay. Game of all kinds
abound. Everything is very dear:
Lumber $25 per M shingles, - $3.50
per M. - It - requires a large amount of
money to get a start." He paid for
the following articles : One yoke of
oxen, $200 ; waggon, $85 ; plough,
$28 ; stove, $42. Tea. is $2 per lb ;
,coffee, 45 ets. ; pork, 25 ccs. ; butter,
30 cts. ; sugar, 4.1 lbs. for one dollar ;
Bait, 3 cts..per lb ; 'flour, $3.50 per
cwt. ; potatoes, $1.50 per bushel, and
all -other things in proportion. We
Imagine that at such prices as those, a
roan is justly entitled to pretty high
wages in order to make a living at,all.
1'4'H SZA FORTH EXPOSITOR.
TI 'EQtT`ALIZATION.
The f llowing le the eel talization .
vat" ' `
ue of the the several MaincilialitQs
in the County as -recommended by .the'
Equalization Committee,' and adopted,
q a P ,
by the County Gouncil at its recent
session"
Tuckersmith : .$799;"51 6j
Stanley .... .• .. 839,724
Godericoneh Townshrn , ., : 898 I00
Usbr
X757',465
Colborne 599,250
Hay..: 745,750
Stephen ' 768,250
McKillop 834,120
W. Wawanosh' 616,590
E. Wewanosh - 555,180
Morris ' ,. - 760,050
Ashfield... ': , 852,280
Grey:.. 60 ,800
Ito vie... .........., ... 815,600
Turnberry . 447,540
Clinton... -' 190,000
Sean forth. 140,000
Goderich Town 600,000
The County Bate on the above will
be •0053.
OARMICE GEL'S -.hotel has been in
course of locomotion for about a week
past. -It has now nearly reached its
destination. Many persons were undea
the impression that it would give away
underthe-: operation, as it is very old
and badly decayed ; but still, it stands.
True, it-' is pretty badly shaken, but
when fixed up it - may not he so ill
looking. The fact that it has held to-
gether at all, says a peat deal for the
parties moving it. - -
rose OFFICE REGULAI ION. --There
are now two daily mails Imide up ,1 - on
Toronto /instead of one as formerly.
The first (for Toronto and places east
of Toronto only) at 6:30a. in., and the
second: at 10:30 a m., ae. heretofore.
Two mails are also received daily, the
usual mail at 3:08 p. m., and another
at 9 p. -m (the last ` named, from Tor-
onto and places east of, Toronto on]y
Mails for the North S'taage close
�, at 3
p. m., and from the N orth open at 10
• a. ro. Mails for the west close at 2.:30
p. m., and open at 10:30 -a. m.
P. - C. - SOIREE AT K IRKTON.—The
Sabbath school in connection with the
P. C. Church, Kirkton, gave an anni-
versary Soiree in Mr. D..Wisemaans
grove, near that village, on Monday
last. It -was a complete success barring
the unpropitious state of the weather.
The attendance was large.and the pro-
ceedings passed over with great eclat.
The meeting was addressed by Rev: Mr.
Gracey, pastor of the Church, and Dr.
Cam pell, the celebrated Vaa.1idictorian,''
-of MtGill Collage Montreal. It is
gartifving - to learn that over $30 was
obtained from the Soiree. -St Mary,
Argus.
A Jewish Divorce Cage.
INTERESTING CEi EMONY.
Yesterday afternoon a rathernovel
religious rite was performed in this
city by ..Rabbi. Phillips and Rabbi
Miehler, .of New York, who came here
expressly for the purpose. Lately there
has been considerable talk among the
Israelites of this city in regard t� do'
mestic difficulties in the family of Mr.
Bernard Burnstine, pawnbroker, on
Thirteenth street. Mrs Burnstine al-
leged ill-treatment on the part of her
husband, and it is understood that her
father and brothers aud-I.L!usband came
in collision in consequence of ';the diffi-
culties. Mr. Burnstine, on his side,
made allegations against his wife, and
altogether affairs got to such an un-
pleasant condition that a mutual sepa-
ration was deemed advisable.
- It bad been reported that the service
of divorcing! Mr. and Mrs. J. Burn
stifle would take place at the Jewish
synagogue, on Eighth `street, about noon
yesterday, and -a considerable number
of- persons assembled there, nut were
informed that -the service would ial, e
place in piivate, at the residence of the
parties, about 3 o'clock. The Rabbis
above named, Mr. J. S. Jacobson, the
reader of .the congregation; Mr. Mund
helm, an.1 a few- others, assembled at
the residence about 1 o'clock, and arti-
cles of divorcement having been agreed
noon, Were transcribed on parchment.
The formal separation stook place auout
as follows :—Rabbi Phillips hav: ng
taken his position, and Rabbi "Michler
and Mr. Jacobson on either side, the
pt tIeS were_ brought in, and
facing the
Rabbis certain passages of the
Penta-
teucl were read, as also the • divorce-
ment article on the parchment: The.
wife was then called forward, and her
face uncovered and her hands ,were
placed together, the thumbs upward
and extended. Rabbi Phillips asked
cettain questions of the husband, which
were answered, and placed the parch-
inent in his hands and he advanced to-
ward her, placing it in 'her hands, and
in turn the Rabbi took. it. Messrs..
Sacobson and Mundheim having attest. -
ed thein names as witnesses to fyle-
with the records of the church, the
oerei n on y here closed, and shortly after -
Mrs,; B. leftthe roof.
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By this ceremony, founded on Deu-
teronomy xxiv, 1, `2, and 3, the prtie-
are separated and free the husband to
-n a Ty another at an,` time, andthe wife•
to marry after ninety-one days have
passed, but not 'a descendaa it of the
tribe of Levi. _
li0nr civil laws,. l ova'ever, would pro-
hibit either party from marrying again,
unless they first obtained a decree .of
divorce through the courts. -
tt is understood that - in the articles
of divorcement, Mrs B. -is well prcvid-
eti for, and in a few -days the necessary
legal papersWillbe executed ti esting
certain property to Ler. -
Both the parties are well known in
this: city, and were married in New
York about six years since, but have
no children.-Washingtou Star.
ossmermimmeissiovrm-rs.-1 ors
BIRTHS.. `
=FAIRLY.—On Tuesday the 8th inst., the wife
of John Fairly of a son. -
FowLER.--In Tuckersmith, on the 5th inst.,
the wife of Mr. W. Fowler of a son. -
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THE MARKETS.
SEAPORT/I, June, llth, 1869.
Wool, I pound
Wheat, (Fall) 10 bushel,
Wheat (Spring) 1f/bushel,
Barley to bushel,
Oats. {at bushel,
Peas 1P bushel,
Potatoes IP bushel,
Hay Irk ton,
k',ggs- to dozen,
Butter 49 Ib.
30 @ 33
75 @ 90
80 85
0 70 @ 75
48 @ 52
60 Qa 65
60 @ 65
10 00 (e,, 12 00
10 @ 10
15 @ 16
TORONTO, June, 10th 1869.
(By Telegraph.)
Royal Canadian Bills - 95
Wheat (Fall) 19 bushel, - 94 to 0 98
do ,:Spring) tj bushel, 0 90 to 94.
Oats L- bushel, 50 to 50
Barley 1P bu Bel, 75 to 0 .80
Peas 49 bushel. - 70 to 75
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
WESLEYAN_METHODIST CHURCH. —Rev. Win.
Hayhurst, Pastor.Services everySabbath
at 104 o'clock, a: m., and (3 o'clock p.
Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday evenings at 7i; o'clock.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.—Preaching
each Sabbath at 10.30 a. m., and.6.30 p,m.
Sabbath School 2p. m. Lecture and prayer
meeting, Wednesday evenings 7.30 p.m.
Rev. Eastman; Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN Ciumion.—Services commence
. at 11 a.m.. and 6:30 n. m. - Lecture and
Prayer-n}eetina on Tuesday evening, at
-7:30 p.iu.
M'GREGOR 81, SON,
BOOKBIN ERS, MULLET,
ARE prepared � execute binding in every
style. Persons residing at a distance
by leaving their • books a,, the Signal Book
Store, Goclerich,or at the • " E XPOSITOR"
office, Seaforth, stiating style, may .rely up-
on them being well bound
AT THE LOWEST PR,I ES,
And returned without delay.
Seaforth, June 11 1869. 78-tf.
PRIVAT1 -BOARDING.
m WO or three. boarders can be accommo-
1 dated with comfortable rooms. - `
For particulars, apply'at this office.
Seaforth, June 1ltli, 1869. 79 tf.
HAZL +'HURST, Licensed Auctioneer
.y
for the County- of Huron, Goderich,
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Ont. Particular attention paid to the sal
of Bankrupt Stock. Farm Stock Sales` at-
tenied"on Liberal Terms. Goods Apprais-
ed. Mortgages- Foreclosed, Landlord's War-
rants Executed Also, Bailiff First Division
Court for Huron.
-Goderich, June 9th. 79-tf.
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COW LOST:
,A THREE-YEAR OLD COW, nearly
Black, strayed from the subscriber's
as}out three or four wteks since. Any per-
son giving such information as will lead to
her 11 co -very, will be suitably rewarded.
W. SCOTT ROBERTSON.
Seaforth, June 11th 79 -yin
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
OT No. 9,S arlina s Survey of Seaf h
T J with Store, Storehouse, art
Stable and
Dwelling on it, and wsi uted on the first lot
North of Doney's lig e1,,kMaiin Street.
For particulars apply to the proprietor,
Wm. WATSON,
Insurance Agent.
Seaforth, June 11th. ` 79•tf.
IF YOU WANT
CHEAP
pAINTS�
ILS,.
I1RPENTINE,
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RAINING COMBS,
UT'I' Y,
P
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- &c.,
CoLo,
Go to ROLLS'.
FOR PURE
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,:
AND
PATENT MEDICINES,,
Go' to' ROLLS'.
TENDERS WANTED,
AOR the erection of a Rotel and Two
Stores for Mr. arm'
' R Carmichael, at
Sea-
forth. Plans, Specifications and Particu-
larscan be seen at Mr: henry Watkinson's,
Architect, Seaforth. Tenders to be deliver-.
ed to Mr. Carmichael, not later than the
20th June, 1869.
Mr; R. C. does not bind himself to accept
the lowest tender.
Seaforth, June 12th, 1869. a 79-2in.
Olen
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At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
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FNRYitTKIQN,ArhitectBuilding Surveyor. Plane, Specifica-
tions and Details drawn correctly. Every
4escrip tion of Buildmg Works meas= red and
valued. Bilis etquantitiesre red.
OFFICE, Neat door North' offrIr_. Hick-
son's old store, Seaforth,
Seaforth, June 9th, 1869. .9-tf -
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NOT I C E,
TO THE
CR,ED=T-ORS
OF THE LATE
Jonathan
URSUANT to a decree made in a cer
tain en
curse ding in this Court of
pending ,
CARTER rersius CARTER,
The Creditors of the late
Jonathan
Carter, late of the
VILLAGEof EGMQNDV:LLE,
IN THE
County of - Huron,
Esquire. deceased, who died on or about the:
30th day of April, 1867, are ill person, or•
by their Solicitors, on or before'' WEDNESDAY, 30TH 30TH DRY OF JUNEr
1869, to send by post, prepaid, to Isaac F.-
Toms, Esquire, Goderich, Ont., the Plain-
tiff's Solicitor, their Christian and Sur-
names, addresses and description, the full
particulars of their clainm, a . statement of
their accounts, and the nature of the securi-
ties held by them, or in deult they hili be;.
peremptorily excluded. ni, all benefit under
the said decree. Every�reditor nolding any-
security
nysecurity is to produce the Mme before me,:
at my Chambers, at the Town of Goderieh, -
on Wednesday, the 25th day of August,
1869, at ten of the clock in ,the forenoon,
being the time appointed for adjudicatirg
upon the etalons aforesaid. '
Dated at Goderich this 4th day of June
1869.
(Signed,) ,
HENRY MACDONALD,
Master in Chancery at Goderich.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD BAIN,
Of Goderich, Agent for Messrs. Pater-
son, Harrison & .Ban, Toronto, Soli-
citors for the Administratrix. 79-3
Notico.
TO
COMRACTORS
THERE WILL. BE LET BY PUBLIC
AUCTION!
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FOR DYE STUFFS,
ROLLS CAN'T BE BEATEN
Either in Price or Quality..
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FOR
LAMPS,
CHIMNIES,
CHA.NDALIERS,
BURNERS, -
WICKS, and
COAL OIL,
Go to ROLLS',
Opposite Foster's Hotel, Seaforth, Ont
N. B.—Prescriptions carefully prepared,
Seaforth, June loth, 1869. 7.9.
AT 4 O'CLOCK P. M.,
On Monda. ° 14th inst.,
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AT.
KTNTAIL,
Int TAE
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD,
CONTRACTS
ACTS.
FOR pRAVELLING.
TAE.
Lake Shore • Road.
The Work will be let insections, of
one mile each.. -_
Specifications will be read, and every -
information given on the day of letting -
Each Contractor to furnishtwo sol-
vent freeholders as surety to the coma=
pletion. of the Work. b
(Signed),
A. BAY.
County mrve Pr:
Godexicli, June 6th, 79 -live
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