The Huron Expositor, 1870-08-19, Page 8•
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Paris, Aug. 15.—On the afternoon of '
yesterday, about four o'clock, a band of ,60
to 80 men, all armed with revolvers and
poignarcls of exactly the same make as those
previously seized, attacked the engine house
on Boulevard Vilette. They attacked the
guard with daggers and revolvers. One of
the officers received a wound in the breast,
and a fireman was vex./ seriously wounded
by three bullets. Four guns kept at the
station were taken away. Policemen of
the 19th arrondisSement who ran to their
aid, also received a volley. One fell dead
instantly and others ware seriously watind-i
ea. 4
AdviCes from Rome represent the soldiers
of the Legion VAntibes anxious to join the
armies of France. - The French residents
are much affected by news of the reverses
but the clerical autholities and partizans of
the Pope seemed to rejoice and flock to the.
new Prussian legation, where they are re-
-
ceived with unusual favor.
The Opinione National computes • the
forces for the defence of Paris at 1307000
men. Six hundred guns ale mounted.Saverne, Aug. 16.—The fortress of Mar -
sal, and a small town, a little north-east of
Nancy, have been captured by a body of
Bavarian troops, after a short bombard-
ment Sixty cannon were also captmed.
. 'Verdun, Aug. 16.—No news from Metz.
Nothing is known to have occurred to -day.
All day yesterday the roar of cannon was
heard between Metz and Verdun. Persons
Avlio reached here from that direction say a
great battle was fought, opening at day-
break, and that the Prussians lost' filore
than 40,000 men in the combat, and were
completely defeated.
PRUSSIAN REPORTS.
Berlin, Aug. 9.—The Prussian Gazette
protests against the attacks on England,
whose just neutrality it approves. The.
North German Gazette is grateful _ for the
action of South Germany, and says. the Fed-
eral Government will study to reward it.
Hamburg, Aug. 8.—The river Elbe has
been closed to prevent the entrance of• the
French fleet, but a small passage is still left
open for steamer traffic. •
Stuttgardt, Aug. 1 2. --In the battle of
Wcerth the First Corps of the Witrtemberg
-contingent Jost 6 officers and 23 men killed,
257 wounded and 118 missing.
At Gersweiler the Wurtemberg troops
captured one Mitrailleur, three Cannons,
one staff carriage, 2,200 prisoners and 500
liorsrs.
•• Berlin, Aug. I2—The Queen announces
she will taka personal charge .3f the wound-
ed of both nations, and their treatment
will be identical.
A small vessel. which persisted in enter-
ing the Jail& in spite of warnings of dan-
ger, ran against a torpedo and was blown
up The The crew were saved.
Berlin, Aug. 14.—King William has his
headquarters at Falquement, half way be-
tween Metz and Saarbruck, on the railroad
between those cities. A general order has
been issued from the Royal Aheadquarters
that tv,e3 francs be paid each, man daily as
commutation of rations. •
• Berlin, Aug. 15.—The Queen of Prussia
to -day -received the following despatch from
the King, dated. in tne vicinity of Metz,
Sunday evening :--
"A victorious combat occurred near Metz
to -day, the troops of the First and Seventh
corps participating. I hasten to the scene
of conflict."
Berlin, Aug. 16.—The folloWing addi-
tional particulars of the second battle near
Metz were received late last night :—"Late
oath& afternoon of Monday the 1st and 7th
Prussian army corps vigorously attacked
the french forces under the walls of Metz.
A sanguinary conflict ensued. The French
were at length driveu within the city, with
• the loss of 4,000 men. On the sa ooe day a
grand recconoissance, under King William,
in person, maintained itself some hours
within two lines of the French defences,
without any effort on the part of the French
to dislodge it. The fact shows an utter de-
moralization .of the French."
AMERICAN REPORTS.
New York, Aug. 10.—A London speCial
says letters from Metz speak in the most
undistinguished way of the calamitous and
fatuous incapacity of the Emperor. Mar-
shal Le Bceuf and all the military dandies
composing the military staff • of the army,
'have lost the confidence of the aimy, an.d a
change in command was an absorute necessi-
ty to prevent inntiny.
There is no official news whatever of the
whereabouts of the Prussian army.
- It is stated that Gen. McMahon wanted
some days before the battle to fire the for-
ests in his front through which the Germans
came down unexpectedly upon the French,
- but the Emperor declined to authorize the
step.
Prussian officers and soldiers think slight-
ly of the effectiveness of the Mitrailleur,
but believe the Chassepot is a better wea-
pon than the needle gun.
New York,_.A.ug. 11.—A special from
London, dated last evening says the latest
official despatch, dated Metz, Aug. 9th, ev-
ening, states that the Emperor that morn-
ing went to the headquarters of Marshal
Bazaine, who resumed the command of the
troops concentrated at Metz. This is an in-
direct way of contradicting the rwnor that
Marshal Bazaine was to be made General -
o of the Army of the Rhine. The
Emperor is blind to his incompetency, 'and
disregarding the universal outcry against it,
will cling to the chief comma,nd of the army
until another defeat- ipxhausts the national
patienceire gives out that he will 'never
return to Pails alive unless as a conquerer.
General De Jeanis in command of the 3rd
corps. The Emperor was well received.
T.
I
New York, Ang. 11. --Another reverse
•
and th4 Emperor is gone. COnftdence in
him is utterly destroyed. Rumors of fresh
battles are flying around Paris, but no offi-
60 news- has been received. The ,French
are being :most rapidly.- reinfoi eed,. and
within a few days Paris will be almost de-
nuded of young men. The popular devo-
tion is for the country, and no longer for
the dynasty; but everything looks to -day as
if the Orleanists or a Republic would sue:
ceed the Empire.
Private letters say that Marshal McMa-
hon's treasure chest, containing 1,500,00
francs in gold,; was captured by, the Prus-
sians
New York, Aug. 15.---A correspondent
writing from Saarbruck says it was report-
ed that Napokon ihad asked for an armistice,
but was refused. t
The Crown irince of Prussia, for his vic-
tory at Weissq.bourg, has received the Or-
der of the Iron Crown.
By cable special to the Herald, dated
London. 15th. --A despatch, from Forbach
says: the French, while retreating to the
west aide of the Moselle, were attacked by
the Prussians under Gen. Steinmetz's com-
mand. The French were thrown into great
confusion, and atter a gallant stand were.
routed by the Prussians. The slaughter
was great. A • despatch - from Carlsrphe,
says the Prussians now occupy Mulhausen
and Besancon;100,000 of the landwehr are
crossing the frontier.
New Yerk, Aug. 16.—There is immense
popular excitement in Paris, and great dit-
ficulty in controlling the population Who
are impressed With the belief That the Gov-
ernment is resrosible for the disastrous eon.
dition of affair; also, this correspondent has
it on the best authority, from lk:ussel that
the whole of the Belgian 'army is moving to
the frontiers of Holland and Luxembourg.
It is .supposed thatlm,lieutrality of both of
these states is threatened by Prussia.
A special despatch from London, 10.30,
says :—The defeat of the Frbrich in the late
battle is ratified. The Prussians numbei ed
60,000. Their loss was heavy, and the
French loss was fearful.
.46*
Defeat of the French Ministry.
LONDON, Aug i 11.—In the Corps Legis-
latif on Tuesday, when the vote. was taken
on the, questidn df, sustaining
the MiniStry;
only six voices were with M. 011ivier.
The Tribune's Paris depatch, Tuesday
night, (9th,) says no despatches can do jus-
tice to the confusion and scandalous tu-
mult in the Corps Legislatif. It was known
in advance by many of the rnenibers that 4-
ders had come from Metz to turn out 014
-
vier .; the Eropeior seeking to propitafe Pa-
ris by sacrificing the most unpopular and
revonsible of his advisers. 011ivier him-
self had not the least suspicion of his fate.
He came smiling.into the Chamber only to
leave it pale. ;terrified and ruined The
same correspondent, after giving sokne ac-
count of the tumultuous soenes in the Clarn-
ber, says that thet incoming M.inistry is im-
measurably worse than the outgoing; that
the appointment is -a reckless defiance of
public opinion, and that, nothing but a vic-
tory can make it last a week.
.An English banker, nalued Elliott, was
arrested at Paris while on a visit to his bro-
ther, charged with furnishing intelligence of
French army movements to the enemy. He
was taken to camp at Chalons, court-mar-
tialed, and shot as a spy during the evening.
PEA- HARVESTER.
THE PRINCE ARTHUR DOMINION PEA
HARVESTER,* has been tried -,,on the Farms of
Donald McDonald.and Henry McCain, Township
of Stanley, ;!James Sheppard's Farm, Township of
Goderich, and on James McIntosh's Farm, Town-
ship of McKillop, and has given the beet of satis-
faction.
GEO. BROUCE,
()/ Agent Co. of Huron.
BRUCEFIELD. Aug. 17, 1870.
141 -4 --
SPECIAL NOTICE.
T hereby certify that Hugh McMillan, of Tuck-
ert3mith, has not been charged, clirectlycr in-
directly, with any offence whatsoever, up to the
present time.
JOHN S. COPPIN,
-Bailiff and Constable.
Mitchell, August 1st, 1870.
141-4—
NOTiCE.
T HEREBY forbid all persoris whatsoever; from
purchasing or negotiating a certain Note, giv-
en .
by John Henry Stelks; and David Stelks, in
favour of Daniel Burkholder, or beirer, of the
Township of Hay, as full value has not re-
ceived for the same. Said note is for $450, dated
on the 15th day of January, A. D. /870.
s JOHN- HENRY STELYS.
Hay, August 10th, 1870.
141:4—
BOARD WANTED.
. .
DOARD, in a private House in Seaforth, want-
ed by a young man. Where no other board-
ers are kept, preferred. Address. W. W. ',Post
Office Box 183, Seaforth, for two weeks, stating
terms and accommodation.
' Seaforth, Aug. 19, 1870. 14L2—
ISS ROBINSON'S
ELECT SCHOOL WILL RE - OPEN ON
0 MONDAY, 22NDINST. 8choo1 Room, first
door West of the Episcopal Church. Terms made
known on application.
Seaforth, August 16, 1870. 141-4—
NOTE LOST.
LOST, by the Subscriberza NOTE OF HAND,
given by Francis Norris and Robert Tonge,
in favour of 11. Treffry, made on Ju1y23rd, 1870,
payable sixteen months after date, for $29.65.
Payment has _been sflopped.
` WILLIAM HITESTON.
GORRIE, August 3, 1870.
140-3—
RON EXPOSITOR.
TREASURER'§
OF LANDS
OR
X ES !I
COUNTY OF HURON, 1 ) -10Y VIRTUE
- To Wit : Jo of a Warrant
under the band Of the Warden of the County of
Huron, and the Seal ofithe said uounty, bearing
date the seventh clay of July, A.D. 1870, to me di-
rected, for the collection of arrears of _taxes due
on the undermentioned lands., These are there-
fore to give notice that unlesi! the said tales, tO-
gether with all lawful costs and charges be soon-
er paid, I shall on WEDNESDAY the 23rd clay
of November, A. 1). 1870, at the hour of one
o'clock P. M., at the Court House in the town of
Goderich proceed to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION
the said lands, or so much thereof as may be suffici-
ent to discharge such arrears of taxes and charges
thereon.
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TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD..
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10 4th e. d. 200 p 92 37,3 17 95
N 4 49th 100 u p 90 94 3 12 94
N 1 10th "* 50 p 13 13 1 20 14
N ofE&8 12th " 50 up 35 61 1 77 38
E of N 41 6th w d 50 p 19 57 1 35 20
N W4 2 8th " 50* p 23 66 1 45 25
'E 4 • 2 do 100- p 45 11 2 00 47
S 4 of E 2 9th 50 p 5 80 1 00 6
8 ptof Ept5 do 69 p 34 69 172 36
N E 1 14th " 50 p 29 75 1 60 31
17 do 158 p 77 20 2 80 80
E part of S part -
( 28 n t plot I p 4 86
VILLAGE OF PORT ALBERT
FIELD.
22 W Arthur st.
. P
23 do P
24 ao P
25 do p
26 clo p
1 S Ashfield st.
5 p 10 43 1 12 11
do 4 p 9 73 1 10 10
25 W Wellington street
p 8 13 107. 9
30 do p 7 29 1 05 8
26 E Wellington street
4 p_ 12 42 1 17 13
Subdivisions of 'lots 5 & 6 E London Road
1 E London Road '
p 268 93
• 2 do p 268 93
3 do 4 p 268 93
4 do p 2 68 93 3
6 do p 2,68 93 3
8 do p 268 933
9 do p 268 933
10 do p 2.68 93 3
2 S E 'William street
4 p 267 933
3 do p 2 67 93 3
4 da p 267 93-3
6 clb I p 2 67 93 3
7 do p 267 933
8 do p 267 933
1 N W William street
2 72
2 72
2 72
2 72
2 72
54
06
33
38 '
92
11
11
80
41
35
00
97 5 83
IN ASH-
,
93 3 65
93 3 65
93 3 65
93 3 65
93 365
3
3
3-
p
4 do f p
5 do p
6 do p
2 S E Ann street
- • P
3 -do p
45 do. yo
8 do p
1 N W Ann street
• P
2 do p
3 do p
4 do f p
5 do f p
6 do p
7 do • P
8 do p
2 67
2 67
267
2 67
93
93
93
93
2 67 93
2 67 93
267 93
267 93
2 67 93
.267 93
2 67 --,93
267 93
207 93
2 67 '93'
267-93
2-67 93-
:267 93
55
83
20
34
59
61
61
61
61
61
61
61
61
60
60
60
60
60
60
3 60
3 60
3,60
360
3 60
3 60
360
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3413.0
3 60
360
3 60
-3 60
VIFLAGE 01' DUNGANNON IN ASHFIELD.
23 allough's Survey
4p 409 97 506
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE.
2 Lakeshore 53 p 30 48 1 62 32 10
• 2 W Lake road
100 p 54 68 2 22-56 90
VILLAGE OF CLINTON.
256 p 3 19 95
S 302 3-16 p 6 16 1 02
355 p 241 93
357 4 p 1 83 90
730 p 99 88
731 p 99 88
826 p 117 90
892 p 381 95
953 p 3 13 95
1222 W Rattenbury's new survey
+p 139 9Q 229
TOWNSHIP OF GODER1CH.
Subdivision of Lot 4 in lst Concession
1 5 p 1440 1 22 15 62
6 5 p 9 73 1 10 10 83
7 5. p 9 73 1 10 10 83
15 p 8 60 .1.07 -9 67
24 5 p 9 54 1 10 10 64
25 5p 9541101064
•26 5 p 9 54 1 10 10 64
Subdivision of Lot 10 in lst Concession
6 lst 10 p 8 30 1 07 937
15 " • - 11 p 11 75 1 15 12 90
W part 24 2nd 40 p 5 91 1 00 6 91
N E part 7 B 6 p 20 66 1.7 22 03
W part 9 Maitland 10 p 80 r 00 6 80
N W part 46 " 20 p 17 22 .1 30 18 52
Centre part or E part of W hall
105 " • 36 p 36 96 1 77 38 73
TOWN OF GODERIC13.
4 14
7 18
334
2 73
1 81 -
1 87
2 07
4 76
4 08
10
15
92
94
W part 111
372
392
393
401
'555
902
959
962
1044
1048
1058
1115
1188
1232
T316
323 11323
p 21 00 1 40 22 40
p 13 34 1 20 14 54
p 17 41 1 30 18 71
p 17 41 1 30 18 71:
p 5 66 1 00 666
p 15 47 1 -25. 16 72
p 8 41 1 07 948
p 9 34 1 10.10 44
p 25 93 3 68
p 13 50 1 20 14 70
p- .16 24.1 27; 17 51
p -19 341 35 20 69
f p 19 22 1.35 20 §T
p 43-72 1 95-45 67
4 p 15 31-1 2516 56
p 365 ' 95'460
1-5p 141 90 '2 31
1-20p 84 88 172
1-5 p 392 95 487
1-40 p 33 88 1 21
1-5 p 125 90 -215
-
Lot. . Con. At. Pt. Taxes. Costs Total
1324 1-5 p 1 25 90 215
11336321 1,-f P22 (54 9933 32 9178
1362 " p -2 24 93 3 17
70 Subdivision of lots 2 & 3 con. A
" p 123 90 213
77 " p 406 97' 5-03
1 Subdifision,cof lot 4 con. A
:3 66 P 5 16 1 00 66 166
P
5 16 1 00
5 66 p 5 16 1 00 6 16
7 "p
105 16 1 00 616
" p -123 90 2131
12 P 3
14 1 23 90
2
66
16 p 123 90 2 13
p 1 23 90 2 13
20 ‘66 p
1 03 90 1 93
oo "p
24 " 103 90 193
ip 103 90 1 93
26 66
P, 1 03 90 1 93
30 "p
103 _90 193
32 66 P 103 90 193
34 6: P I 03 90 1 93
38 " p 123 90 213
40 66
P I 23 90 2 13
42 66 P 123 90 213
45 " p 1 23 90 2 13
47 P 1 23 90 2 13
49 . li P 123 90 213
50 66 P
123 90 2 13
52 " p 103 90 193
54 66
56
P 1 03 90 1 93 6.: P 1 03 90- 1 93
64 " p 1 03 90 1 93-
66 " p 1 03 -90 1 93
66
67 p 25$ - 93 3 51
69 " p 1 32 90 2 22
71 " p 1 32 90 2 22
73"p 1 04 90 1 94
81 Subdivision of lot 10 con. A
" p 40 88 1 28
Park and Marwood's survey
8 E 1 8 Toronto at.
1-20 p 64 88 1
E 4 7 Cedar st 1-10 p 76 88 1
S E 4 8 do 1-20 p 3$ 88 1
20 Con. C 10 p 513 1 00 6
Subdivsions of lots 17 & 18 on. C
' 5 1 p 16 1 00 6.16
1 Subdivisions of Lots 330, 377 & 378
1 fronting Toronto st. 86 ft. front
p 1 26. 88 2
do 3do •. 40 ft front
p 3 29 95 4
do 4 do 40 ft front
p 329 95 4
do 6 do 53 ft front
p -448 97 5
do 7 fronting on Picton st. 53 ft front
p 4 48 97 5
TOWNSHIP OF GREY.
52
64
26
13
S
-N 4
36 lst 50 p 6 71 1 02 7
29 4th 50 up 4 61 97 5
24 5th 100 p 42 76 1 95 44
28 " do u.p 59 50 2 35 61
29 6th do " 38 211 82 40
33 p 34 77 172 36
34 do 34 77 1 72 36
- 33s • do u.p 34 77 1 72 36
32 7th
35 "
35 10th
30 17t.la
14
24
24
45
45
73
58
71
85
03
49
49
49
do p 21 33 1 40 22•73
do u.p 31 09 1 65 32 74
do p 25 77 1 50 27 27
do u.p 49 20 2 10 51 30
VILLAGE OF . AINLEYVILLE IN GREY.
3.1Vm: Bt. 4 p 12 55 1 17 13 72
4 db 4 - p 12 55 1 17 13 72
TOWNSHIP OF HAY.
Northerly 45 acres being N i less 5 acres ; off
S E Corner ,
13 1st 45 p 75 69 2 75 78 44
VILLAGE OF RODGERVILLE IN HAY.
9 41 p 7 94 1 05_ 899
3 f p 7 94 1 05 8 99
TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK.
Sport 30 2nd 50 p 11 261 15 12 41
E 1
13 3rd
28 8th
13 9th
E 4 2310th!
1 llth
613th
. 25 14th
S E part 3 A
W 24
W 25 "
W part 27 "
E Part 28 "
N w part 31 '1'
23B
50 p 12 63 I 17 13 80
100 u.p 8 73 1 07 980
100 p 37 10 1 80 38 90
50 u.p 18 72 1 32 20 04
100 16 33 1 27 17 60
100 " 11 47 1 15 12 62
100 p 30 10 1 62 31 72
10 u.p 1 30 88 218
45 p 23 98 1 45 25 43
45 p 20 37 1 37 21 74
34 p 11 11 1 15 12 26
15 p 12 79 1 17 13 96
1 p 3 95 95 4 90
100 p 38 61 1 82 40 43
' VILLAGE OF WROXETER IN HOWICK.
4 S Queenst. I p 69 88 1 57
6 Centre st E
1-5 p 6 37 1 02 7 139
2 Main st N f p , 69 88 1 57
1 Morrietta t W
1-5 p
2 "
9 Mill st S 1-5 p
2 Newman st'
1-5 p 1 31 90 2 21
8 Anna st N 4 p 88 88 1 76
9 . f p 88 88 116
VILLAGE OF HOWICK IN HOWICK.
143 1-5 p 7 93 1 05 8 98
• 144 p 7 94 1 05 8 99
156 p 264 93 357
178 " p 8 59 1 07 966
179 p 8 59 1 07 9 66
196 " p 37 88 125
VILLAGE CIF BELMORE IN HOWICK.
2 Howick st 4 p I 68 90 2 58
N part 3 "4 p 1 41 90 2 31
5 " 4p 29 88 1 17
9 " 2p 282 93 3 75
3 Kinloss st 4 p 25 88 1 13
13 " p 25 88 1 13
VILLAGE OF ALMA IN TOWNSHIP OF
-HITLLETT.
88
88
4 00
88 1 6
88 1 76
97 497
27
, 28
36
70
74
VILLAGE OF
13
VILLAGE OF
p-
4?
p
P
4 P
SUMMERHILL
MANCHESTER
24 88 1 12
24 88 1 12
48 88 136
24 88 112
24 88 -1 12
IN HULLETT.
24 88 112
IN HULLETT.
15f p 5
- -
TOWNSHIP OF MOR
S4 91st 100 p 23
8'4 10 lit 100 p- 23
N 4 95th - 100 p 33
N 258th I 100 u.p 84
35 1 00 6 35
RIB.
03 1 45 24 48
03 1 45 24 48
47 1 70 35 17
64 2 97 87 61
IN MORRIS.
VILLAGE OF AINLEYVILLE
-51
52
104
123
134
135
136
142
143
144
145
VILLAGE
81
70
71
73
89
so
102 90 192
477 97 574
246 93 339
167 90 257
48 88 136
48 88 136
48 88 136
48 88 136
48 88 136
48- 88 1-36
48 88 1 36
IN 1VIO1tRIB.
4.p 4 36 97 533
4p 117 90 2 07
4.p 2 39 - 93 3'32
4p .8 29 1 07 936
p 202 93295
p 202 93 2 95
Lot.
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
108
/19
120
130
131
132
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
McConnell's Survey
6 Block C
AUGUST 19, 1870'
CO7Z.
t, 7 46 •
- 64 8
64. 9
" 10
" 11
*--" 12
14
15
1 BlockD
2 "
3 Ci
4 "
Ac. Pt. Taxes, Costs Tota
, p 40 88 128
I p 40 88 125
40, 88 1 28
p 40 88 128
p 40 88 28
P 40 88 128
p 40 88 128
p 40 $8 128
p 40 88 1
I p 40 8812
p _81 88 1 69
P - 81 88 169
p 81 88.169
4 p 81 88 1 (39'
-1 p 324 95 419
p 40 88 128
p 40 88 128
p 40 88 128
p 40 88 1 28
p 40 88 128
p 40 88 1 28
p 202 93 295
P 202 93 - 2 95
p 202 93 295
p 202 93 295
p 202 93 295 -
,
p 40 88 128
p 40 88 128
1 28
1 28
p 40 88 1,28
/3 40 C8 128
1. 28
pp 4040 8888 211 22287988
P 89 99 46
p 58 88 -1 46
,4 p 58 88 1 46
p 4° 88
4;p40 88
P 88
f P 40 88
TOWNSHIP OF MCKILLOP
W4 7 lst 50 p 49 50 2 10 51 60
VILLAGE OF SEAFORTH
Beattie and Stark's Survey
" 7 Block B 4. p
P
P
66 98 66
,29 "
Jarvis' Survey
66•39
66 60
66 IA
210 93 303
2 30 93 :323
231-93 324
15 10 1 25 16 35
8 19 1 07 926
9 31 1 10 10 41
"106 p 296 93 3 89
" 107
p 4 26 97 5 23_
Gouinlock's Survey
S 18 1-10 p 1 53 90 2 43
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY.
E part 13 Range A 14'p 24 61 1 47 26 08
7 " J 20 p 17 92 1 30 19 22
W part 12 " N 44 p 431 97 5 28
TOWNSHIP OF STEPIEEN.
84; •35th _ 50p 40 14 1 87 42 01
Part . i06th p 5 62 1 00 662
N 410th 50? 28 71 1 57 30 28
S " 100 p 79 14 2 85 81 99
N4 12 13th 50 p 22 64 1 42 24 06
11 N Bdy 100 p 55 57 2 25 57 82
12 " 100 p 46 22 2 02 48 24
W 9 S Bdy 50 p 27 32 1 55 28 87
28 " 100 p 71 07 2 65 73 72
VILLAGE OF CREDITON IN STEPHEN.,
Sp 133 9023
TOWNSHIP OF' TUCICTIRSMITH.
Centrep't 16 1st Huron Road survey
44;p 294 93 387
VILLAGE OF EGMONDVILLE -IN TUCKER.-
- SMITH.
1 Clinton St 4p.. 89 88 177
TOWNSHIP OF TURNI3ERRY.
N part 320
S part 32 "
N4 40 1st
26 llth
31. "
60p 56 13 2 27 -58 40
30 p 29 11 1 60 30 71
50 p 8 32 1 07 939
100 up 32 25 1 67 33 92
100 54 66 2 22 56 88
VILLAGE OF WINGIIAlei IN TURNBERRY.
-.
Park kt 42 6 p° 1 25 90 2 15
" 43 6p 125 90 2 15
5 p 1 4 26 97 -5 23
• 173 f p 76 88 1 64
227 4p 76 88 164
VILLAGE OF ZETLAND IN TURNBERRY.
10 4 p 4 .53 97 -5 50
11 4-,p 453 97 5 50
..- 81 3 p .,,12 23 1 17 13 40
TOWNSHIP OF ITSBORNE.
'
Spart 19 int 45 p 50 59 2 12 52 71
E half 14 NE Bay 50 p 16 54 1 27 17'81
VILLAGE OF EXETER IN TJSBORNE.
Subdivision of 17 & 18 con 1st „.
/ 21 MeConnell's survey .•
4p 80 88 1 66
do 37 do 4p 58 $8 140 .
do 38 do 4p 58 88 1 46 ,
do 39 do 4p 58- - 88 14.6 _
do 43 do I p 2 94 ' 93 3 87
do 44 do 4;p 294 93 3 87
1
do 45 do I p_ 294 93 3 87 Subdivision of lot 20 con 1st -
12 McConnell's survey -
4 p 12 07 1 17 13 2.4
do 13 do - 4 p 9 18 1 10 10 28 -
do 35 do 4p 141 - 90 2 31
TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH.
SI 31 llth 100u.p 48 65 2 07 50 72
VILLAGE OF BLYTHIIN EAST WAWA -
NOSH.
20 4;p 148 90 2 38
21 1 p 148 90 2 38
22 4p 148 90 2 38
S 4 28 4? 337 95 4 ,32
32 I p 1 67 90 2 57
37 4;].) 373 95 4 68
TOWNSHIP OF W. WAW OSB.
N i 18 int 100 .u.p 41 26 1 90 43 10
W4 244th 100 p 87 31 3 05 90 36
E 4 244th •100 p 91 00 3 15 94 15
E 4 14 12th 100 u.p 39 54 1 85 41 39
VILLAGE OF MANCHESTER IN W. WA
4' 59
WANOSH.
110 I p 112
111 4;p 112
112 4p 112
113 4;p 112
114 4p 112
115 .I p 112
116 +p 112
117 4;p 112'
VILLAGE OF ST. HELENS IN W.
• NOSH.
90 2 02
90 202
90 202
90 2-02
90 2 02
9202
90 2'02
90 .202
WAWA-
1:Mather's Survey
I 7 4.p 3 71 95 4 66
do Nit - p 4 12 97 5 09
VILLAGE OF DIING.ANNON IN W. W AW A -
NOSH.
iMeMath's Survey
36 p 7 56 1 05 . 8 61
A. M. ROSS,
• Treasurer,
Go. Rms.
Co: Treasurer's Office,
Goderich, July 8th 1870. c
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BUSI_N
TIT1,,,:krocz, lupe
Eas.Lbjt of the Methodi
Beaforth, Dee. 14t
VERCOE,
;attl.artr;17,-rilig2
-of Kidd_ & McMuntii
Seaforth, Feb. 4t1
Vir. R.'S:MIT
Al._Office,.-Opposil
deuce--.--Main-street,,"
Seaforth, Dee. 14,
1.
T CAMPI3E1-4
Uni-versity,1
geon, etc., Seaforth.
Post Office Building, I
Sound by night or dav
Seaforth, July 13th
PF. WALKER.
licitor-in-Chanee
.
Public, &c. Office._ o
Court House, Godericl
'RR—Money to len
Lands,
rich, Jarey.. '28;
3CATIGIIEY&
Attorn ,
t)
ys at
and insolvency Nota
cm Solici a for the
Agents for , the Ca 6 .
N. . B.-430,00040 len!
. Houses and Lots for
Seaforth, Dec, 140
BENSON& MEY
at Law, Solicitors,
ency., Conveyancers, II(
fices,Seaforth and W'
Trust and Loan Co. of :
Colonial Securities Co.:
Money at 8 per cent; #
TAS. li. BMW;
Seaforth, Dec. 10th 1
ficia/ Den
latest imp
care taken for tire Tres
tender teeth. Teeth
Rooms over Collier's Sto
Saeforth. Dec. 14,, 1-86
HoT
nOMMERC1AL HOT
ki Laird, proprietor, a
odation for the trove
d bar are always sup
rketsafford. Excelle
Ainleyville, April 23, I
ONX'S HOTEL (LA
dersigned begs to t
inthe hotellPatIrsmesaws7la
iii
that he has again resume'
stand, where he wille
froth old friends, and ma 4
geaforth, May 5, ma
T. R. ROSS, Proprietor
.
begs to ifiform the
thetrovelling community
first-class accommodation
by travellers. A 00a sta
always on hand,
every necessary attention.
Seaforth, Feb. Stlk, 188
WIT1811 EXCHAN
Orr., CALLANAY
WILLIAMS, Oats of Amine
Y.) Manager._ This hotel
ly furnished, and refitted
one of the most eumfortab
the Pivvince. Good Sam
cial Travellers. Termsh
Goderich, Apri114, 187
MISCEL
HARP'S LIVERY
SZAVORTIL First C
always on hand at reasooa
It -Li
tleaforth, May 51-1, 1870.
MAILL & CROOKE,
and Specifications dra
tees, Plasterees, and M
and *slue& Office—Over
store,'Court-House Square,
Goderich, Apr1123, I869.[
ri kV. l&pilluiFs,
veyors, Civil ,Entonee
of anreyancing done with
G. MePJn11ips Commission
*Next door south of Sharp's
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868.
T s. PORTER, Seaforth,
t sheep skrns, fursandw
ments made 011con.s1gnment
Insurance agent.: Debts..
price paid for green backs
Main Street, one doer no
Hardware store.
Tio TrAzTAHuRsT, Li
_EP tiro County of H
Particular attention paid to
Stock. Farm Stock Sales
Terms' Goods Appraised
Landlord's Warrants Exec
First Division Court for Bur
Godsticii, June 9th, 1869.