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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-03-10, Page 1LARCH 3 18714 Loddon, Httron and ; ,-tetermjned,, e was—ineks5 o `- neo see the hi.gjily, ,of .tlktc5. sans that if the Seafarth F_ I us. in acir e `vt s, we Cei'IS`Li . of it. It 13 to 1;4 - pe ple of Sekforth.` to `ltnb:get in 'their Dern Wuitoz • Ohu:rch of this pl ce,i lied 1)y Rev; Mr. Mann. on Sxlnrl ty,2.6th -nit,. t S e passage, . ' << For all , °grass, and. all the „ lore° he flower of grass,. &e " . in, the plainest, 3 t most err r:ns, the, humiliating pn.. ,an .r that Azures corporeal rxls;ingly resembled the ,he field, and that ho.tl • and return t¢ mother o that m ui\ talents;,were er of grass. Mr.. Mara i s ' kl sw u1ies,, and meta- ' fie and cODiVus, lain- he stays any length of this place, he will soon 1.r'ge congregation., "Ave.; 1 egf et .to recal-d ess, of a fever nature, alent in 7 ly th and its vi - J.. H. Lougbeed, (It pinion, ' Hotel, has solei vern in this place and re the Pince of. Wales - ttcknow. His successor r J. Emigh, who ie put - hotel through a course of repairs. ltlr•:, E nigh .`tp- >e an, enterprising and ob- mng man, and will no nnsh a. l aame patronage_ (`kt ---The people. in and yth, are in great.- excite- the election which is to - .e- so shortly. The can on both sides is -"Any 1iays -to i present us." =itlb e -r Mr. Gibson Or Dr. brought out its catutfu.iatet- .l poll ten votes to every our present member, Mr. . .old, in the townships of yawanosh and Hallett. tarty hostilities have to . a. rent died away, and Re and • Conse natires . have themselves in one cornmon rormined to select a man of tdelxt ndeat principles, and resides in the Riding. sadei. onras Wilsonhas atilt been add - , re improvements of his rill;" to is to attend to the wants of his and increasing customers.. (VERN FOR SALE,- bSO'iber offers fl)lt S.XLE the known as the New Deminio'u the villane of Blanc ale. This av ing been lately refitted, is thle for the acct mmodatwu of -1%ng 1tublie, having good st-- i th large driving -shed 3G x 20 ny a< large Ball -room over the here is an excellent vveIl closets °, with pump in good order. The: ached to the hotel consistsof etre t f excellent laid, well ad- € erdening sesame purposes, -with a va- c e y=oung f rtut trees.. This situated a few nods uortlr of the; et road in the village, this being- ing road from \+-i•oxc:ter to Wing- tt:el nave , .1 ineaxc m., R tr_ This ill be sold for cash, or, if the- n- caninot pay it all, ae belanct tin on.. bo=nd and iu ng€tge for The purchaser can buy the stings, ate ce, chairs, bedsteads, 1r partieulers apply- on. the prem- W"1LLI.tM 1,05, Proprietor. ale, w 23, 1n70. 158-tf LRIVI FOR BALE. ecnders1.;n€d offers far sale Lot L to nth (. oncession Morris, coa- t 100 acres. 14 -t-tiles from 'Sea- miles from the Northern Gravel 1); ae rtes cleared, well fenced, shed \E.t) feet , log house, I8%24 feet ; o:t ry I fleet feet,. well finished ; to orchard of no trees ; 2n acres .:artivv 0O(1 l=and 7 ages of teet- he cit u -eel til) a never -failing tee1 running through the farm ;; r at sehool-house cru the lot.—, Eve property wilt he said far 1, cash, and time for the: Apply on the premise' to the rr< WM BUTTON-, Walton Post 01Ge: LYING HURON. u, 1N THE 3rd (1)N ESSION', tr Better kronen as the - F L1 :M T' 1 P'SQN FARM l fur sale„ it is admitted by all raw this Lot, that foe ereps ani t hasno superiter• in the county.. Adtlrs,; lkt )L -d I ,. Seam -the e b. Not-. 3, 87n. . 1.52- - to- •4,000 ON MORTGAGE, AYABLE by instalments, (nob in Ctance,)in from 2 to 15 years. 'outlay ..... ........5 per cent. trif yea" l ' ...--.t. per cent. 'ctesrly ................. f per cen1t.. [y to P. i.. WALKER, Solicitor,. &e_ trit;h, Jan 23', 187 1. 164- 1 Equality in Civil Rights." $1 50 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. SEAFORTH, ARCH 1 1871. WHOLE NO. 170. BUSINESS CARDS. Te TRACY, M. D., Coroner for the IA,. County of Hilton. Office and Re- eidence—One door East of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Seaforth, Dec. 14th, 1868. 53-ly of McGill University, Montreal, ) Physician, Surgeon, &e. Office and resit dente Zurich. Ont. Zurich, Sept. 7th, 1870. 144 es) (tracheate of McGill University, tfontreal, Physician, Surgeon, &c. Office end residencea-Brucefielde Brucetield, Jan. 13, 1871. In R. SM IT Physician- Siir- j geon, etc. Office,—Opposite Scott sidence, corner of Market and High Street, immediately in rear ef Kida's Seaforth, Feb. 4th. 1870. 53-1y. R. CAMPBELL, Coroner for the ;County. °thee and residence, over Corby's, corner store, Main street, Sea - forth. Office day, Saturday. 159 7%, f AUG HE X" HOLMSTtA sal Barristers, Attorneys at Law, Sol- icitors in Chancery and insolvency, Noel tanes Public and Conveyancers. Solici- tors for the ILO. Bank; Seaforth, Agents for the Canada Life Assurance Co. Farms, Houdes and Lots far sale. Seaforth, Dec. 14th; 1868. 53-tf. EN SON & MEYER, Barristers and Attorneyat Law, Solicitors in Chan- cery and Insolvency, COnveyancers, No- aries Public, etc. Offices,—Seaforth and Wroxeter. Agents for the Trust and Loan Co. of Upper Canade, and the Col- onial Securities Co. of London, England. Money at 6' per cent ; no Cominsision, Seaforth, Dec. 10th 1868. 53-ly HOTELS • ki James Laird; proprietor, affords first-class accommodation for the travel- ling pablic. The larder and bar are al- ways supplied with the best the rnarke ts afford. Excellent stabling in connec- KNT01X's litorr.EL,(ILIATsEtoStihIARkPle) public for the liberal patronage awarded hi him in times past in. the hotel bueiness, and also to inform them that, he hltd assain resumed business in the above -sta.nn, where he will be happy to have a call from ola frieadse a,nd many new ones. THOMAS KNOX. Seaforth, May 5, 1870. 126-tf. BRITAIN TO AMERI A. Our lov would paralyse our h rid ; We may e wrong—yoe may be right, stai Each shel that struck-- each th Would essen estete of And high r raise the wall anew That hi es the future.brether Each ship that sunk—each fort hat f 11, And ad some linke to error's chain. We will t fight --not now nor ence thirst the tongue that says we c. n. Eternal s ame beyond. defence Were si ch a scandal upon ma We will not fight the strong an bwra; But f ncl our strength, au too To cultiv. te across the wave A Men ship peaceful, brave nd e. Oar Sha espeare theirs, their Bry nt Dicker, and Scott to both bel ng, We will ot fight thit passing year, Nor an year till time is gre ; It is not hot or shell we fear, But Go and Nature we obey We'll ask the sun to melt our i The wi d blew our wrath ide, The sea t drown each wild des re, And II avers to be our inutua guid Theob d's Road, London. TipPLITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL, G erich, Onto J. CALLAWAY, PROPRI- This hotel has recently been newly fur- nished, and refitted throughout, and 'is now one of the most comfertable and com- modious in the Province. Good Sample Rooms for Commercial' Travellers. • Terms liberal. Goderich, April 14, 1870. 123-tf. U1 A. 8:HARP'S LIVERY and SALE 1. Stables. Office—At Murray'sHotel, Conveyances, always on tand. 168-tf H.A.111."8 LIVERY STABLE, MAIN t-0 St., 5 EAFORTII. First Class Horses •and Carriages always on haaid at es reons- ble terms. George Brown and the Famil , Including its Bran hes, the I3rOons. Y 'JARED JONES, R. LEITER I. MR. DITOR—My - last le widen i defence of, the Grar Railway as at preSeet condue as my fri, nd the manager has ward hi self with Belch noble estednes to repel the eharg enemies, and as he has, from h position, more a,bsolute control facts of the case than Lean have, I s all leave him to dea own side of the queston, and t demerits of the Hoh. Geer. Tune an again hat the latt men. alt • ough only die editor feel that am acting es a Inim ment in he hands o justice. "G eat men ha e little And little men ave'lesee Bro ari ro & W. MoPHILLIPS, Provincial U-" Lend Surveyors, Civil Eneineees, ,ete. Mani= of Conveyancing done with neatness and dispatch. 0 . lips, Commissioner in B. 'R. Office— N ext door smith of Sharp's - Hotel Sea- Seaforth., Dec. 14, 1868. Georg Brown tl oagh not origin, b long to 8413 spread and fonnid risen so 'rapidly i+ import thuologica evidence. em. to icier tify them on of Borneeet but ho toted_ from that dista mean continent, like 0 ter a Tr ome or s of hi over th with hi erits r fan w 1, aril le instr 'em, men of nob e extensive and po rowns 'a d. Smit red the m st widely that hoe e dee otigin howeve with t t isle] any o on t effectual orn of pr am. ro enetrat hare, aa d Spain 1 y the Straits of Gibra tar. T ie rs of this hypothesis argue th their„ adaptation to he wat r, in the remote perio when t e difficult , of the aace of would s Brown they Mi the Eur moment', us qtiestsone bearm origin of conceal historic to the .s nggestiena that they s the Ind an .ocean in vast num coast of Zanguebar, thence the nee' 'noted regiona of iCen finally r ached the ' shores • of way of: suppont the 'not neo she prevale seae for theory age, it present yisited they 'In CAtI.T WRIGHT, L.D.S., Surgeon Dentist, Extracts teeth without pain - hy the use of the Nitrous -Oxide Gas. Onice,—Over the 'Beacon' store, Stoat - species, appears to be 1 in the inscrutablegl it a tic win ian school. There is anoth connec, ed with the Browns been of en ns:ooted by writers Histor , and that is, whet any temote relation betwe the Br iens of Caledonia, a has SI heisted for centuries berteri crags of that monnta 'have n; ttpace to. enter in and Cole of this deeply inte jecaes, iffice it to say that ford, - Attendance in Seafaith. at Knox's; :Emir the suppositiori that th, Hetet the first Tuesday and Wednesda,y lies ha -6 sprung from the of each month ; in Clinton, at the Com. Then; is even aelarkswhispe menial Hotel, on the following Thurt- Georg days and Fridays_ amoeg Partins: requiring new teeth are re-, but to ton. oo the first dat of attendance. "Idp Over 54,M0 patients have had teeth Settlat coulton's offices. New -York. • • *that t Browaies were mere fannle, called Brownies. exeracted by the use of the Gan at Dr. • incline to mischief, and tl at the name W0,8 for ed simply by the dition of the diminutive common in he Scottish ' dialect. There is no dou t, that they were a distinct class, but t sere ap ears to be s use uncertainty al o their capa- cities as d. mission. The-, ttrick Shep- herd, a elebrated stockbre der, hat de- scribed he actions of the Br wnies in the descrip ion it would be -di cult to say whethe they were " spirits -of health or plains arrined." - 1_ The is elso an aristocr, tie offshot of the fa y flourishing in ngland and eleewh re, andisearing the ore elegant name of Browne. Tt is ulthentically affirmed that the additi nal e was affixed Py an ambitious Ma of letters of the BroWn family, who wished to place an insu mountable barrier between him- self anc his' host of vulga The scheme displayed. de of hun- an nature, and prov successful. 1 A man who name o Browne may aspir unvarn sh Browns are "dTis strange such di • The Browns; though gre are not strange to say, fai powers of' calculation ; on their stupidity has beco for it 4 commonly said, sum, 49.t he is in la brown, numeri al force, however, great eight in political m, head o the Brown family i John rown of Ossawatta recogn zed chief for a long died. In ddenly at Harper' on a vi it to his friends th ways as existed the stron and as his body, ever sine choly vent, has persisted 'in the by the has st he woi at the the ac stance The clever, charac name, years with and b hind t and tl Finni marks subjee partic Scotia Saffieient refute on of t and. as fen the ,caud ost be greatly ,carto, day, for travellers the islend -make no physiological pecular ist have "had ,ample ection from the absei in the. matter of • d egion OH the whole itiorn fait end reje al I append - fed t who, ha se mention of tyl thou eh ce of fa se r quest , which on Natu er there them a amity tl n land. o the p tee) fa un eine . sto de the litoons • in the C Id Count y, further his political' schemes he id a superhatural In nch of he is not t tie If the jui ior as al IS d. at he 1 OS d eminently x, Its in the to a connec- t the plain, demned to. nce there er town and t Nortl ted, est in tainl made pure If he the o ophe Fs amon indu Clint for a Hon Nort time anot cent occupied. in relation to the Counter, at if the by-law to purchase the ern Gravel Road was again submit - e would come forward like an hon - n and »vote for it as a matter of e to the Town." Very cool, cer- , to withdraw my "vile aspersion" against the Town, and vote for the ase of the Northern Gravel Road. will only allow me to throw aside cial robes of the " Hullett Philos- ," and don these of the " Solitary er," and as money ie very ticarce st farmers at present, I migh be ed. to vote, and canvas two ays f expense, in the neighborhood of 4 by-law to make a trade of the nrt e and Jail, in Goclerieh, for the ern Gravel Road, and when better arrived, the $40,000 would build er Court House and Jail in a more al ortion of Ithe County. In eon - clusi n, dr. Edithr, firmly believe hat if the ratepayirs 'of Goderich and Sea - fort would allow the fermers of Huron free ccess to these" markets and be sat- isfie with their legitimate profits, heir weal h would be a credit to the farmers of th County, besides adding much to thei prosperity a so. As far as am .conc rned, I will new finally withdraw n, hoping that my old , will be more success - of the Reform inter - »than he° has been as 'the purchase of the oads. k say all alie- ns as a candidate for cause I candidly be - Advocate the inte ests House at Toron o lously as be doe the rich at home. -Vith he use of your col ns, uly, HOMAS Mahe If nett, Isfarch, 3, 1871. from the,discussi friend, the.Warde este f the Count an advocate for Northern Gravel cess1to Gibb South Huron, b lieve that he will of Huron in the earnestly and ze inteinsts of God I reason, yours t o s for their ,e contrery, en a man's st dy. Their ives them tters, and the lividual. Old le was their eriod, but he Ferry, while ns there al - est synipathy ,Ith at melan- rave,. the Hon. G otge Brown, unanimous consent of the family, pped. into his vacant boots. As Id have gained a scat inParliament ast election, had it ot. been or idental and tri a circa that another man 'ae chosen. are commonly f fair moral er. There are few c inals of the and I am inclined uspect that go, cut his grand o er's throat he fragment of a hiskey bottle, ried her body in a 1cesspool be at hie true name wa urdoch Mc - en. With those r liminery ye - regarding the gen a ogy of. my , I now pass on to re personal lars. George Bro n as born in The early portion of shrou ed in obscurity. a of his initiation into th email clothes cannot his fu ure character has Et is aid. that when at se Tameli SO In that the On sever nie a was t his unjus and, that he stoop expedients to reach the er was strongly i ration of the school laws, and was ch against the Government Leader of the Opposition." one , occasion George was orruptionist, and a setting that he o liberal in his Veit r grants. That d to the basest rivate ends he is career is iat the date Mysteries of ascertaiued. et, ruinous of een preserved. iobl the young favor of an Si —The Warden of lishee another long lette inks tons charge against iticip 1 Loan Fund." We iquit us cherge". consist ment that ;On the 30th that' own wase in arrear show it te-be $23,617. t ing p id. one year's inter char( e" ort My part ce state ent was taken frer of 0 nada, for the year the "4 hole Municipal Lo. ada ie to be found, comi il Joh.' Simpson's report, orate -statement about t -tots* of Goderich and S Bitffelo aud Unclench It finishes up by contrastin Dess of the town of God. nicit al Loan Fund with other defaulting Town said tund. But. sir, -wh to tiO with the purchase Gral-el Road., or my sta reifi tes of the County t Shot, ron has pub - last week's ed- lu- in- te- 68, idh to" the of June 1 f interest to mad, to the neral's' re )ort But aV- my ook e Warden then e affairs of the ✓ tford -and the he held fed- ri h to the Mu - that of. twelte Corporations to t has ell. that f' the Northern ent, based on the lett june ncil, that the OUR qANDIDATE. ner in which the Government hav pre- cipitated the elections has taken the country by surpr see but I much mietake the tone of the p ople if -the little ame will do them g ode On the contr Ty I am inclined to tione he verified of that month but he fullY. We feel whieh has. just el never the legitim of North. Huron. and false pretene the Riding a bi partly through -- an- hink that when e word to fix th dial Sir John A. he never opene t his foot in it. welcome them hat in the Parli. sed we were vir ntative. Bill Ha John elec- said his heer- ment ually s was te choice of the people He got in by accident s. He came out to the ter Grit, --but under as- ve feathers. He fiot in the influelace of Mr. libelling the County Council, and tra,due- ing the character of Mr. Alex. Rote, of Goderich, a man every way better than himself. And_ when he found himself elected, no person was more surprised. at the success of his duplicity and mendaci- ty than he. It was certainly no Credit to North Ikuron to be represented by such a man.' Fortunately he is beck to verdict, and I have no will be. We have too Parliament. lu North none of the long-nobed nt a attor- event an is an honor for us pocr bush -whackers to have sack a great man, and o polite too, to represent us. ' Because when an effort was made to turn his father -in law out of Parliament, he, like a dutiful child, manfully stood up for his defence. Because he a man of truth, and has never been guiity,of the vile practice of telling lies. All that people say to the contrary, notwithstanding.. Because he passed. his examination as Attorney with. the greatest ease and Because he never promised anything but what he performed. Beeadse he has ever been a consistent politician, never changing or varying from the principles of his youth.- rl'EVEI. Because he is the soul of gratitude, and has never been known to oe ungrateful td those who helped him when he could not help himself.—NEVER. Because he is a nice man or a Install Now, Sir, what do you think. I defy any person to gainsay what I, have said. ‘• Come on, Macdulf." I may say that the stick I carry is three feet long, and, made of ould country black thorn. Hur- rah for the Glorious Goderich Attorney. He is my man. Who will Bard -dare say --that " black is the white of my eye.' Yours truly and sincerely, MICHAEL 011ienn. Blyth, March 7, 1871. us aeaain foe. our doubt what that many lawyers in Huron we wan gentry, and cert a an in the Ric pra tical, hones Th to Gi is. Gibson, if ta,nd. You son and. I ar _tie , necessary Le islator, that it We can secure tive. I am we e Division Court" the Riding. We Mg. We want a man, and such a fortunately he consents re well awaae that Mi'. not of the same pelitics, 1. I am aware th Mr. se .many of the quali- o make - an ed 'rabic e may well feel proud him are our representa- 1 acquainted with Mr. G4son, and ca therefore speak of his character -with ctrtainty, and iiidee with pleasure and pri le. .' Mr. Gibson i hon- est', honorable, ruthful, and gentleman - left Every aet f his will' bear exemina- person to say that he tion. I defy an was ever known to make or utter a lie— to say one thing and mean another. He is amen intimately acquainted_ with our waints and wishes as a people, and 'every w- y qualified bad laws will bad. vote will b maeate from him. No given by -him, nor will he' ever neanly shirk a vote he onght to man, and exten literature of th he is a smite un of great talent of preception.• people, and aft 'be. noud of him I• s all say no hing of Mr. Haye more than this that in every way he is em- phaticelly the antipode of Mr. Gibeon. Any further comparison between them would be" no Compliment to the latter gentleman. Mr. Hays has. had his day. but 112,1 $tar is set. I see it plainly. Be is Idown among the dead men. " And so ively read. in the current day, At the same time ssuming man ; man He is the man 'el the as their Representative. COUNCIL MEETINGS: STANLEY.—The Council met pursuant to adjoarnment, at Mrs. Pollock's Hotel, on Monday, the 27th ult. All the mem- bers present. The Reeve in the chair. The Minutes of last meeting read and ap- proved. Inspector's first report react. A letter from the Clerk of Hay relative to the townline read. 'The Reeve wet authorized to have Mr. William Turner's deed and plan of road on Lot 19, B.R.N. leading to his mill, 'registered. The fol.! lowing parties received certificates for tavern and shop licenses, it having been shown that they have complied. with the law and by-law made in that behalf, viz: For Taverns—James Shaw, Wm. Dixon, John Turaer, Richard. (thing, Ann Drys- dale, Mary J. Pollock, William King, John Morgan, James Williamson, Fritz Ahrens, John Joslin and Edward Elliott. For Shops --Tudor islarks, Robert Mor- rison, and Louisa Rance. Moved. by Dr. Woods, seconded. by T. Keysethat this Council does not consider it pthdent to expend any more Money on the South boundary than the County boundary line appropriation, but is willing td apply the vliole of that fund. so long as Hay Muni- cipality shall expend an eqoivalent to the Money expended by Stanley.—Carried. Moved by G. Castle, seconded by D. W. Youall, that this Council grant the Bunt $80C for the improvement of conces- Sion lines in this Township for 1871- 100 to each line. and. a like amount to ayfield and Ranges. --Carried. Moved by 0. Castle; seconded:by T. Keys, that as the Collecter has finished the collec- ion satisfactory, the Reeve be instructed. o give an order for his salary -.---Carried. Moved by Dr. Woods, :seconded by G. itastle, that Mr. Sparks be Collector for 1871.—Carried. Moved by T. Keys, 4econded by Dr. ,Weods, that the :mito- ses of the Township offieers be the same this year as last, and that a by-law be framed and pasied to that effect—Car- tied. Moved by G. Castle, seconded by T. Keys, that the sum of $2 be refunded ,to 0. Fluke and $5 33 to Valentine Ho- ban being 'back taxes wrongly charges tor 1866.—Carried. Moved by D. W. Youall, seconded by G. Castle, that Dr. Woods be authorized. to deal with Mr. Cameron for a roadway through the lots outh of the Market Square, to avoid the ost of making a road through Lidder- dale Street, provided that this Council be not asked for a further sum than $40. —Carried. Moved by 0. Castle, second- ed by T. Keys, that this Council do now adjourn to meet on the first Monday in April, at 2 o'clock p.m. at John Mor- gan's Hotel, 13ayfield.—Cerried. PLUNKET, Clerk. , pOrting Mr. Hays. TI') the Editor o'f the Huron Expositor. 'o MY DEAR P1 IEND,—Ieee in yohr last Core orations of Ashfiell, Colborne,' and paper that •yois say Mr. Gibson ls your the town of Goderich re eived of Connty candidete. I do not dispute your right money $7,852 more tittle heir just pro- to have a candidate, but then T, as a free ommnnicetion born Irishmen,' have justas good a rioht por4on, a,satated in me of January last The Werden then aelds : Town of Godenich, then, is my candidate, " Nnw, Mr. Editor, before closing this and I am not eshaneed to say so—no, I reply, I would ask my worthy ftiend. in ain not—I shall support him, and. I give de aghinet the I Because he is a (neat -lawyer, and is that he was ; May perhaps be ; Attorney -General, or ed by Mr. Leech, that •eertificates be granted tlo all tavern keepers for a renew- al df licenses on application, and produe- ing the the licen Mr. Hcigg JohleGalbreath receive $25 for damages to the breaking of a horse's leg skins 10 and 11.—Carried.- Ten - opened for the office of Asses- sor from Robert Millar, $49 50-, R. A. Cotnyie $49. Moved by Mr. Hegg, sec- ondedi4v Mr. Haugh, that Robert Cor- nYntbef,Assessoe for the present year, sal- spector s certificate end paying e money.—Carried. Moved by , seconded by Mr. Leech, that in regar on eonce ders wer for the o J. Evan seconde Deans b salary Mr. Gri for expe in the to the Council ston's justice to the town of Goc town, and Writ he will co ly and. tell. the- ratepayer quite mistaleen as to .1 position the t. us , Carried. Tender§ were opened ce a Collector from Hugh Me - 7 ; Thomas Powell, 850 ; Peter John Farrow, $45 ; Robert by Mr. Haugh, that Peter • Co.lector for the present year, t0.—Carried. Moved by Mn seconded. by- Mr. Hogg, that receive the sum of $18, being ses for taking delegates w Alma terest of the Township in regard adjourned to meet at J, John- Wingliam, on the 3rd. Mon - Jas. JOHNSl'ON, Clerk. TUCKERSMITIL—The Council met at Egmondville, on Feb. 24th, pursuant to adjounonent. The Reeve and all the members -present. The minutes of last meeting were read and. approved. Peti- tion of James . Stewart and others pray- ing for a grant of money to be expended on the cession Moved Walker paid, v statute printin station second the cu rent year be as follows : Clerk, Mewed by Mr. Dallas, seconded, by Mr. Welke , that the Tavern InspeCtor's re- port be 'adopted, and that the following applica ts for tavern. and shop licenses be provid d. with certificate -s entitling them to reed ve licenses for the 'ensuing -year ; John Dill, John , Cook, 5. F. Weeland; John Daly, John McKennon, Susan Rob- ertson, and Wm. Van Egmond, tavern and th t so Much of By-lawt No. 2, of 1869, r speeting tavern licenses at relates - to the 'mount to be paid by each appli- cant b repealed, and that the sum of $30 inclusi re of the Provificial duty be the amoun paYable for a tavern license for the ne t ensuing year, commencing 1st March, 1871, and ending the het day of Mr. D Ras, seconded by Mr. Spritat, that Edmund. Comber's taxes fot 1870, amounting to 43 cents, be remitted — Carried:. On motion of Mr. Dallas, the requisite number of Fence Views, Pound Keepere and Pathmasters were appointed for the current year, Petition of C, L Van 4 -mond and others, praying for res lief to pr. Oremus. Moved. by Mr. Dal- las,• seclonded by Mr. Sproat, that the fol- lowing' indigent persons be granted., relief being ii1/2oor aed helpless, viz : Frederick Gremlin $5; Mrs. Shaffer, $5, and Wide ow Olilborn, $5.—Carried. Moved by Mr. Cousins, seconded by Mr. Dallas, that this Council do now adjourn.to roeet again in Daly's Hotel, Egmondville, on Friday, the 17th day of March, at the hour of 10 o:clock a.m.—Carried. , Wm. Mona Clerk, oad between lots 15 and 16, con- y Mr. Sproat, seconded bv Mr. that the following aceoun.ts be ie John McCann gravel for Carried. Moved by Mr. Dallas, d by Mr. COUSilla, that the Sala -r- e following Township officer's for TURNBERRY. —The Council,met on the 20th ult., pursuant to adjourninent All the members prosent- the Reeve in the chair. Minutes of lett meeting were read and approved. The follownag per- sons were appointed to attend to the bridges in their neighborhoods during the time of the spring freshet, -viz : Hugn Hamilton for Ilamiltouti bridge, John Geramill for Gemmill's bridge, Robert J. Evans for the bridge on sideline 5 and 6, David. Haugh for Jobb's, Ea.die's and Grey's bridges, Wm. Cotnyn and James Hogg for the Wingham bridges, Jelin Messer for the Bluevele bridge, and Wm. H. Leech for the Morrisbank bridge. Moved by Mr. Hangh, seconded. by Mr. Cornyn, that the Council pass a; by-law to assist in the building of the Morris - bank bridge in conjunesion with the Council of Morris, and that the Clerk notify the Moms Council to that effect. 6.nd that Messrs. Messer and Leech at- tend the first sitting of the Morris tnun- cil in regard to the building of said bridge—Carried. Pound Keepers for I871—Riehard Porter, C. Griffin, F. W. Irwin, Mrs. Days, XVIII. ROSS, Martin Ochriek, and Robert Hastingse Fence Viewers—Robert McKee,. C. Curry, T. M. Simpson, Cr. Bf Steveris, Wm. Green, John McLeod, 3. W. Walker, William Thompson, James McEwan, and James McGee, 3rd. Coneension. Moved. by Mr. Hogg, seeonded by Mr.Leech, that Thos. ina rate bill paid to Section No. 16, Grey ae71. Ilowick, as he is four miles from the School House in. hss Section.—Carried. The following persons applied fot a re- newal of tavern lieensee, viz : Wm. Ross ; and Jas. Johnston, pluevale, Mrs. Days and 0. Griffin, Woighaniseapplications ',ranted. Moved by Mr Hogg, second- McKni.op. — The Council met at Chambers' Hotel, on Feb. 25. Present-, The Reeve and Councillors. Minutes of tut meeting read. and confirmed, Moved by J. Hays, seconded by T. Murray, that a debenture be issued in favor of the Col- lector for 810 lieueof dog tax, as the parties; have no property and. left the Conoty.—Carried. Moved by J. Hays, seconded by, T. Murray, that Thomas Davidenn bel paid for statote tabor performed in 1.)eleilf of Dr. Coleman.— Carried. Moved by J. Hays, seconded by J. Malone, that Dlevid Robinson be paid 813 30, the amount of his tax, being in indigent circumstances. Carried,. Moved by J. Horan, seconded by . Hays, " that John Menery be paid $60 for ser- vices as Collecton—Carried: Moved by T. Murray, seconded J. Hays, that Thos, Curtin be app6inted Tavern Inspector, and be paid $2 for the inspection of each tavern.—Carried. Moved. by j. Hays, seconded, by T. Merray, that Samuel Smith, Robert McMillan, and llobert Turnbull be appointed Fence Viewers.— Carried. ;Moved. by 5. Hann seconded by J. Malone, that the Collector be paid $2 for stationery, etc.—Carried Moved_ by J . Hays, seconded by T. Murray, that the Walow Pethick receive $12 for cherity, and that the petition of homas Burne be considered at next nweting,-- Carried. Moved and. seconded, that the sum to be paid for tavern license this year he the same as last year, and that the Treasurer inform this Covncil the amount of license money received by him and from whom received, not later than 1st' April nett. —Carried. Moved by J. Malone, senonded by T. Murray, that followin Returning Officers be paid 81 each for their services for 1871, viz : son, and Richard. Pollard. — -Carried. Moved by...1. Hays, seconded by T. Mur- ray, that this Council do now oe. joun Win. Evans, John O'Sullivan, Geo. Dick - Hotel, on Satur- Seaforth ad:online to quality, go to CO - For the CheapestBoots anl Shoes in Jane- O'Stnernes, Clerk.