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THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
PARLIAMMTARY.
ERIDAY.
Sir John A. Maedonal introduced the
Supreme Cour'; Act. Deprecating dis-
cussion until 'the EilI had been distributed
to members, he went on to describe its chief
features, The Court was 10 consist of a
Chief Justice and six other Judges. The
reason for fixing the number of Judges at
seven, he said, was, that the Court would
be a, Court: of Appeal not only frdm the
,lour Pro\ laces" n w confederated, but from
the whole Dominion, which would soon in
elude other Colonies thatmight ere long be
expected to join it, and it would add great-
ly to the popularity of the Court if the Bar
.of eachrrovince were reproseeted on the
Appeal Bench. Sir John then went on to
refer to the different systems prevailing in
the various Provinces, as for instance, the
.separation Of Equity from Common Law in
Ontario. and the existence of both French
And English legal practice in Quebec, as
reasons for having a good representstive
-Court. Omitting many 1atters included
in the Bill of last year it was thought better
to confine the original jurisdiction of the
•Court to cases inwhichthe Crown was a
party. Alluding to the prevalent ides. that
.such a. Court should take cognizance of
Constitutional questions, he pointed oet
that such powers could not b' conferred
upon it under the Canadian Constitution,
but could only be delegated by the imperial
Parliament. The Court would possess no
power of veto on legislation, and could only
deal with Constitutional questions if they
came before it on appeal from the Provincial
Courts, where they might be reieekk by
litigants who challenged the Constitutioa-
ality of any law. The Court, however,
would be empowered to issue a certificate
of the Constitutionality or the reverse of an
Act not having the force of a judgment
'but for the' purpose of inforifning thQ Urown
of its opinions which could be acted upon
-or not at pleasure. The printer had omit,
ted a clanse in the copy of the Bill, to the
effeet that no appeal ehould lie to the Court,
until the powers of revision of the Provin-
oial Coui ts had lieen exhausted, and then
only with the consent of she parties. Mr.
Mills objected to the basis of ' clue lifidation.
in the Bill as illogical. It gave a man a
vote not for what he was, but for what he
had, a principle quite contrary to that
which regulated the affairs of daily life.
After delivering an ably -sustained argu-
ment in support of his views on the princi-
ple of the Bill. tho, hon. member criticised
it in details.
MONDAY.
In the House to -day Sir A. T. Galt re-
,-eurned the debate on Mr. Huntington's
resolution; on 4 Customs Union, or Zell-
-verein, net ween this country and the Unii.ed
States. After some prefaratory remarks, Sir
A. T. Galt said he shoeld, with the full con-
-currence a the Hen. Mr. Huntington,
move au amendment, the effect of which
would be to exclude from the- resolutions
the portion krhich related to the establish -
men of a Zo'f le014 He deprecated any
retaliatory pdlicy, and warned the people
of Quebec against stipportirre the Govern-
ment in any sten policy. He complained
of the inactiom of the Government in the
matter of furtleering,the trade of the count-
ry, and urged tie prosection of such pub-
lic works as would attract immigration and
'further the comyercial interests of the Do-
minion. Sir sT.1 A. Macdonald replied.
The resolution in effect, he considered,
amounted to a beve ranee from England at
the soonest possible moment -an issue
which Canada, the " spoilt child " of the
Mother Country, sl Could be loth to take.
Ile asked how theycould ask England to
ma;eitain a treaty which was actually
Against her own inter -ests. As to the policy
of the Government one :Free Trade, he would
not be- cOa.xedinto a dj closure on. that point
now. He concluded by moving : That
this House, while desirous of obtaining for
the Dominion. the .freest access to, the
markets of the world, and thus augment-
ing its existing prosperit Y, is satisfied that
that object can be best ob rained by the con-
current action of the Impteial and Canada-
ian G-overriments.- That any attempt to
'enter treaties with foreign powers without
the strongest direct support of the molier
country as a principal party-, mast fail, hnd
that a Customs Union wil%h the United
States, now so heavily taxed, would be un-
fair to the Empire, and inji irious to the
Dorninioneand would weaken the ties now
happily existing between them. " Hon. Mr.
Smith urged that as the shippi ng interests_
of the Mn -dime Provinces were)" suffering
.from tire present situation, something ought
to be done to resuscitate them. Aon. Mr.
Howe claimed teat the Governmen t had ex-
pended all the means in their power to ob-
ain and if Canada *ou.ld only
wait a year or two there would .be a Reci-
procity Treaty once more. He refernsd to
the Intercolonial Railway and the North
West Territory as being matters that must
be settled before any other 'great expendi-
ture could be undertaken. The hon. mem-
- her concluded by showing that retaining
the present position :with Britain they had
hundreds' of millions of people in all parts
of the world to trade with, whereas, by
-Ruch treaties as were proposed, their mar -
kets would be limited to a large extent. The
debate was continued by Mr. McKenzie,
who supported Sir A. T. Galt's motion. Dr.
Tupper strenuously supported the iMinietry,
And charged Sir A, T. Galt with being the
leader of the annexation party, a position,
which the latter indignantly disclaimed.
After a lengthy debate a division took
place on Sir John A. Macdonald's amend-
ment, which was carried by a vote of 100
4o55.
TUESDAY.
-Sir J' Mucks moved the emicurenee of
the House on the resolution on Dominion
notes. The first clause was adopted. An
amendment was moved, that the amount of
specie, to be held°
asstinst 'every dollar issued
.
should be stated. The amendment was dis-
cussed, and lost ou a vote by a majority cf
32. - Mr Blake . moved an amendment,
..that the resolutions be refer redback, s� as
-to amend tbe same so as to peovidS for hold -
mg specie in reserve in peoportiop to the
Dominion notes outsanding. Th ° amend-
ment, wars lost, -by a majority of 9. • - Mr.
Mackenzie moved an amendment to the
effect that the sum to be held in specie by
the Receiver General, for redemption of
Dominion notes shall be 20 Per cent of the
amount in circulation, until it exceeds five
millions, when it shall be 25 per cent of the
excess. The amendment was lost by a.
-majority _of 39. The Minister of Justice
said it was now intended by the Govern-
ment to introduce a " Bill relating to the.
Nortb-West Territory, but that the. Gov-
ernment were waiting for the deputation
which should have arrived already ',ut for
unforseen circumstances.
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• Dr Rahway, of " Remedy Relief "
fatne, died at New York on the 14th inst.,
aged 45.
The report of the illness- of the Pope is
• said to be confirmed.
BRITANNIA LODGE,
A. F. & A. M. NO. 170 G. R. C.
AN Emergency Meeting, on MONDAY
Evening, April 4th.:
M. R. COLINTE1R, Secretary.
DOG LOST.
OST in Seaforth On' the last Show Day, a
.4 small shaggy, black dog, with a, little tan
color on the nose and legs, answers to the name of
Ceaser. Any person leaving the same at Me -
Bride's Hotel -in Seaforth; or with the owner will
be suitably rewarded.
,JOHN DOB 1E,
Lot No: 11, Con. 9.
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Tuckersmith, March 25 1870.: tf.
MONEY 19 LEND.
ON Farnr, or desirable village property at 6¢
per cent. Payments made to suit the bor-
rower. - Apply to
- A. G. McDOUG A.LL,
faisurance Agent and
Commissioner, Seaforth,
or to JOHN SEA TTER;
Exchange Broker,
Seaforth.
March 25th,. 1870. r ly.
DIAMONDS
--OF THE -
_FIRST -TER.
PURE & GENUINE
SEEDS!
Of all kinds ea,-ce_pt Foul!
Red Clover,
Alsik Clover, _
Yellow Trefoil Clover,
White Clover,
Timothy,
Tares,
Hungarian Grass,
Flax,
Turnip,
Mangle,
Red Carrot,
And a.r Large Assortment of
GARDEN SEEDS,
TO BE HAD AT THE D'
CHEAP
SEED GROCERY
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W. scow ROBERTSON,
PROPRIETOR.
SELPORTH, Mareh 24. 1870.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NTOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
1.1 for some time past carried on by Messrs.
George and John, Inglis, ea general merchants,
under the name and style and firm of G. -& J.
Inglis, at the Village of Wroxeter in the County
of Huron, was this day disolved by mutual con-
sent, and the business will from henceforth be
carried on by John Inglis only, and the said John
Ingl-is is authorized to discharge all debts, and
to receive all 'credits on account of the said Part-
nership ethicens. (Signed, )
GEORGE INGLIS.
JOHN INGLIS.
Dated this let March, A. D. 18704- tf.
FOR SALE
AT
MJCTION!
IMPROVED FARM LANDS
IN THE
Township of Turnberry,
COUNTY the HURON.
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TN pursuance of a power of sale contained in a
Mortgage, will be sold by Public Auction by
J. P. BRINE, Auctioneer, at the
VILLAGE OF SEAFORTH,
IN THE COUNTY OF HURON.
ON
Thursday, 14th of April,
A. 1). 1870, AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M.
THE Easterly fifty acres of Lot 25, and the
Easterly fifty acres of Lot 26, in Concession "0,"
of the Township of Turnberry in the County of
Huron, Title indisputable, --possession imme-
diate. The property adjoins the Village. of
Wroxeter. and is within 22 miles of Walkertown,
in Bruce, and Seaforth, to which there are good
gravel roads.: There are fifty acres cleared, with
log buildings and good fencing. The property
will be cflered at an upset price of $1.200
Twenty five per cent of purchase money to be
paid at time of sale, when the purchaser will be
entitled to a conveyance and to be let into pos-
session. Balance in four years, or in tour equal
annual instalments at the option of the purchas-
er, with interest at eight per cent, to be secvred
by mortgage on the premises,, The conditions of
sale are the same as those of the Court of Chan-
cery, and can be seen on application to JAMES H.
BENSON, ESQ., Solicitor, Seaforth, or to the Ven-
dors' Solicitors.
CROOKS, KINCSMILL & CATTANACH.
TORONTO, ...farch 14, A. D. 1870.
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TNSO LVENT ACT °F1.864 -
AND
Insol-vent Act's of 1869.
Canada,
Province of Ontario
County of Huron,
To Wit.
In the County
Court of the County
of Huron.
In the Matter of MATTHEW RODGER,
An Insolvent.
On Satnr lay, the 26th day of March next, at
eleven of the clock in the forenoon, the under-
signed will apply to the Judge of the said Court
for a discharge under the said Act.
Dated at the City of London, in the County of
Middlesex, this 28th day of December, .A, D.
1869.
106 -td.
MATTHEW RODGER,
By JAMFS MAGEE, .
- His Attorney ad litem.
CHESS.
PROBLEM NO. 93.
From the Canadian Illustrated News.
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March, 25, 1870.
House and Lot for Sale
OR TO RENT.
IN EGMONDVILLE. _
THE undersigned has for sale or to rent ; ore
reasonable terms, a good Frame House, with
wood shed, cistein, pump .and good yard in con-
nection.
The above premises were lately occupied by
Dr. Vercoe.
For particulars apply to
,JOIIN F. WEILAND,
Hotel Keeper, Egmondville.‘
Egmondville, Feb. 11, 1870, 114-4ins.
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The Subscriber has
JUST OPENED1
In the above House,
A SELECT STOCK
OF FRESH
GROCERIES!
WI 1\TE S 1
AND
LIQUORS!.
AND
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All of which he will sell at the
LOWEST PAYINC PRICES 1
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am Taken in /exchange for Goods at Cash Prices_
m WKilloran and Ryan's Old
Stand. m
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The fact that the entire stock is Fresh from
the wholesale markets, should be sufficient argot.
naent to induce patronage,
FARM PRODUCE
the non xpositor,
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE
COUNTY OF HURON, -
Is published every Friday Morning, in Sesaforth.
It is the largest paper in the County.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS..
A LL persons imdebted to the late firin of
it Zapfe & McCallum, are hereby requested to
call and settle the same with the undersigned on
or before the 1st. of March next, otherwise costs
will be incurred.
ZAPFE & CARTER.
Seaforth Foundry.
Seaforth, Feb. 15, 1870.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR BALE.
THE subscriber offers for, sale a, large Frame
Cottage, 30 x 40, new, and Village Lot on the
corner opposite the Baptist Church, Seaforth.
Farm property would be taken in eichange. Ap-
ply on the premises.
ALEX, McAURTHER.
Seaforth, Jan. 28, 1870. 112-6m.
PHILIP CLAPP.,
Seaforth, Jan'y. 21st, 1870. 1034f.
Killoran & Ryan,
Are offering
GREAT BARGAINS
TO
CASH BUYERS!
IN THE
GROCERY AND WINE
TRADE.
The Stock is very large, and -
MUST BE SOLD
To made room for further purchases. •
it comprises the following staple articles :-
200 half chests Fine Young /Tyson Tea,
100 boxes New Raisins,
50 barrels New Currents,
10 hhd.s, Bright Cuba Sugar,
100 barrels Yellow Refined Sugar,
200 barrels No..1 Labrador Herrings,
50 do White Fish, fall catch,
50 do Trout,
100 barrels Superior Windsor Whiskey,
50 barrels Old Rye and Malt do
Also a large and well selected stock of
GENERAL GROCERIES !
Too numerous to mention' .
Give theni a call and see for yourselves.
KILLORAN and RYAN,
=Tan. 21a* 1870.
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Archibald's Store
Money to Lend_
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Seaforth, Dec,
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Trust and Loan 4.
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Seaforth, Dec.
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Agents for the
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Houses and Lots
Seaforth, Dee.
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