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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1873-03-28, Page 1drill.' The fo ton for the diem as freely criticiz eul the laid over at the next of the 27tbeof TEKTIN (1, -The Coua atljournmeat, on Much 8, finutes read and A. Kerr, seoonde he following perso dkeepereau Tyernn, ,viz. U Artth Le, Martin Eber be Rulger, John nedy, Alexauder by A, Goveuloek, Belt, that, az it tip Treaskireea stateme -eepere authorized t -e not paierthe fuR a as yet, except M. Clerk notify the it those pattdee, an r not comply' reepeet- Carried. seconded by ek. number of path d- Carried, Th to meet at Berseio when notified. O'Suatavetes, '01 lieeevick. M e township of Rowick, u March 12, in Ketch adjoarnment fro teeve in the chair., Minutes of hist proved. Moved by de d by Mr. Wiggrata, provided, one for the Ole* the Treasurer, to regiesee pundence and retro/we hmasters appojnted mate; Peter Ilepp onie, John FrankliN1 2 and 3, Tkonias W. /filove, George Wjj nate, John AleDermi John Topham ; Co Miner, David Br benetzer McKay, 110 Spence; Cons. 6 and William Ashton, John pima Ketcham, Thom* Evans, John Wellaee;.- Robert Lang-, John D • -George Greer, Atchison. rngey, James Rumen Ing, Sr., William Brow,' ens_ 10 arid 11, Robert =ding, NVilliam 1- James. Dane, Daniel -Her. taharri, William Hamilton, Eling Cons. 12 and 1 eg, _Richard Gra.ham, h, -iFrancis Clegg, Wilhite lrew Montgomery, William a. Spottort, George Hewn, .15, John Dane, Wiltieaa- IMereenghlan, Stemma Mes Rutledge Adam SaOttk • is, James ifoode Andrew r1nb1O A. Linvatore - t, James. Lewish, .Atexam ,'redeliels Delman, Walter atthows ; Con. 18, James i Renwick, George Hai*. 4tapbell ; Side IJflt Ia. and Brown, CIF -tries Wilson, itobert Burns ; Sidu line Donnelly; Cons. A -and imdersor‘ John Aullocki rwootl, Albert Willets,- ham, Jahn Knox,: Thomas, (..T, James Blair,- Alexan- , Samuel Farrell, Jame Robert Murray; id Black, John Voght ; for VS -aril r, John Me- iam Allan ; Fenceviewera„ nery, Jahn Akins, and Yard_ 2, AVilliara .gane, Sr.., Peemikeepers; John S. Milne, and eneeeiewers a Ward 3, nu and William Spence, - 'iera ;John Corbet; hn Sotheran, Fenceview-- ter Aylsworth aud Alex. .spera Robt. MeLaugh, _Mitchell and Jaines Mee e...vievisera ; Ward 5, John Terriff, foundkeepers; ai Gallagher, and Joseph- e•viewers. Mr. Carson? itiertery, tic., of $5 49, id • also Jaraes Strong's, to tin a drain on sae - Corrie;. and $5 grant to rity ; and -$6, to Mrs. A letter from itlessn. I (a, of (late the 24th of Keine, their agent, re- mail to have the sale rt of their property in or pay the valise that - en. Mr. 0-ibsoi moved, r. that having via of the township wa ty noe-reeideut in the' L869, together with the herv and the store, oce r Mr. .Douglas and Mr. iiel the arrears thereon, alluded to, still being hat come to the town - on. and consequently f taxes, at the time of ,ssor gave them in none affidavit attached, and bad a tenant any time )1. Reviaion their bug. - it revised,. otherwiee he County Treasurer. r: Reeve, gave them a acts about 'a, year age, a notified their agent waa to be sotd on a efere, we cousider we y in the matter- Car - 1 seconded, tlia.t five ss-ard be previded-- tacit adjourned to meet mire's fan, the, third rub next_ , Etta E DANE._ lerwa Steitte CIIr-4at 3-, for 43uotwithatapialg i England. /Z EtsEl Pla4 carefully aae. :ator... with. Genuine. eee,raeeaeeee-tp-eee., 7,S0R.Y VIEETIA.Cts s.us of the Seaforth 011080 la in the Town Hall, Sea - C, 26t1i of Maret, at 2 o'clock businesa of the past sea- smeats for the coming sea" ia retitle:tea. . SCOIT ituRERTfloN. EESE FACTelRY. Patrons af the- Iiinburn be livid at,.the Village of. aY, the nth March, at a the purpose a atesthaeue autl maideg arrairsie- ssouas operations. SCOTT ito,BERTsoly. • .111111.....11111.11111111111111.11.1.M- _11•111111•111110•11111. MTU YEAR. 1 111101ale NO. SEAFoRTH, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1873. eat totatr tor Aar. pm= Fop. SALE IN. NORRIS. OR SALE, Lot 30, Con. 8, -Morris, consisting of 40 ftereg, 21 chart remainder good beech and ratiplelissrdwood; Situated on the Seaforth GraN'el Road, miles filen Seaforth, 8 from Brussels ; good log house; never failing well of water. For fartherpaaticulais apply to THOMAS GRIEVE, ' McKillop, Seaforth P. 0. 277 < VIRGINIA. A NY PARTIES wishing to erdigrate to the South can obtain full information from the undersigned, a -ho have been appointed agents for the sale of lwatls in Southern Virginia, the most fertile portioix of the, South. Further pttrticulars and lists af Lands will be furnished shortly. Ap- ply or address 276 E. HICKSON & CO., Seaforth. - THE CENSUS OF HURON. The following is a statement of the Census of Huron compiled from the first volume of the official retarns of the Re- port of the Census of 1871; . sEAFORT11. • Acres, Dwellios, Fo.vrnWe8, Population, Sexes, Confugal Condition. -Acres, 412. Houses -inhabited, 263 ; uninhabited, 9 ; being built, 11 ; total occupied, 263 ; families, 264;• total population, 1,368. Sexes--ma1es,'727 ; females, 641. Mar- ried -males, 2-34, females, 235, total, 4f9. Widowed -males, 7; females, 27; tota1,34. Children and Unmarried -males; 486; females, 379; total, 865. - FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Population by Beligions. Population, 1,368. Baptists, 58, Free Will Baptists, 2, Catholics, 123, Christian Confer- ence, 2 ; Church of England, 235; Con- gregational, 1 ; Lutheran, 9. Methodists d orchard; well watered; one and a -half -A esleyan, 278 • Episcopal, 44 ; New VCR SaLE OR TO RENT, on reasonable terms, -1-` Lot 8, Concession a, Bullett,' consisting of 100 acres, 80 of which are cleared and in a -state of good cultivation, and well fenced. There is a aood frame barn 60x40, and suitable sheds, also a splendi• miles from the village of Kinburst; and Within hall Connexioh, 7 • Christian, 11. a mile a gwa gravel til°re ar° a"" 'Canada Presbyterian, • 578, Reformed fall ploweds iminediate possession will be given. For further. Perticulare apply to tee proprietor oil Presbyterian, 1. No. religion, 3, not the premisea er address Constance P. 0. given, 15. Origins of :the People. -Dutch, 20; English, 383; 'French 3 • German, 44; Irish, 425, Scotch, 4i31 ; ' Spanish, Por- tuguese, 6; -Welsh, 2; various other origins, 4. - Birthplaces of the People.- -England, 117; Ireland, 124 ; Scotland, 164; N ew Brunswick, 2, Nova Scotia, 5 ;.Ontario, 897 ; Quebec, 8; Germany, 12; Spain, 1; United States, 30 ;" at 8ea, I.; not , • 276 JOHN STEPHENS, Proprietor. -FARM TO RENT. rro RENT, for a term of 'years, a Farm. contain,- * Mg- 100 acres, le of which are cleared and well fenced_ into 10 -acre fields, being Let 23, Con. 12 MeEillop ; in a state of excellent cultivation, 32 acres are fall plowed and -9 are sown with • fall wheat; good log house, log barn and lame frame granarya good young orchard; the farm is well watered; situated within two miles of the gravel roadieading to Setiforth, which village is 9 iniles distant. For further partieultua apply to the proprietor on the premises, or if by letter to 'given, 7. Winthrop P. O.• 2713*.1 THOMPSON. MORRISON. - ASIIFIgLD. Acres, _Dwellings, Pantiles, _Population, Sexes, Conjugal Omuttion.-Acres, 65,- 184. Houses -inhabited, 667 ; families, 657; total population, 3,893. Sexes - males, 2,112; females. 1,881. Married FARM FOR SALE IN- GREY. T GT No.12 and. part of Lot No. 11 in the 18th 'Li, Concession of Grey, consisting of '78 acres, 50 cleared and in good cultivation; 2:1 guiles from Gravel Road, 12 miles from Seaforth. Apply to 276 ANGUS \0T A, on the Prem1s08- I. -males, 571 ; females, 568. Widowed. FARM FOR SALE. -males, 32, females, 68. Childreia and unmarried-maies, 1,407 ; females, *ONTAINING 813 acres, at -eta per acre, situ- ated in Vermillion County, State of Indiana, on the Wabash ltiver, a navigable atropin for 350 railea- _223 acres- of this fanu iftrich bottom laud, whiclaY with fair cultivation, nall produce 75 ,245. , Population by R,ligions. -Methodists, lte Wesleyan, 456 ;' Episcopal, 14; bushels of corn per acre, the remainder is up- grilnitive, 15, Nev Connexion, 268 ; land, good for all kinds of small grain, 165 ares Bible Christian, 6. Presbyterian- Can- a this farm is in a gomi state of eultivation, the ada, 1,307 ;. Church. of Scotland, 230 ; balance good hardwood ;. a large frame house 11 : R.eforroed, 31. Baptists, 12, Catholics, storieS, one tog house, log stables And corn tribs, twe orchards and an abundance of good water. 879, Christian Conference,. 8 e (Thur.& This farin is situated three miles south of th‘ ofEnaland7 1 646 • Cone7 7 reaational 5 • not . c . thriinva town of Clinton, Indiana, on the Evans0 0 - giyen, 2. . ville, Teem Haute and Cancago Railway, 160 ... , s ., ; mth iles souof Chicago, Ill., and 10 miles north Ongtuof, the People -African, 2 of Irene Haute, Ind., a city of 20,000 inhabitants ; Dutch, 13 ; English. 446 ; French,- 18 ; good roads - good school, good inarketl, and a ,..Grman, 14; Irish, 2,159 ; Scotch, 1 0°8' , gOod neighliorhoOd. Terms easy -or I will trade ,, ,_‘_ , ,, , for 'width. either the Counties of Huron or Bruee, 11 elan,•16- 01a. Address JOHN E. RYAN, Clinton. Ter- Birthplaces of the People. -England, million County, Indiana, -or C. R. COOPER, 145 ; Ireland, 626, Scotland, 436 s New 2734'10 . Brunswick, 16- ; Novascotia 14 '; On - • FARM FOR SALE. tariof 2I 5657 • Quebec 16f • irince Ede F. 7 LOT 22, north half ,Con. 7, Toa-nship of Morris, ' ward, NewfOttnalancl, 21 ; other Po- Count- of Karon 100 acres-, 20 acres cleared; sessions 1 ; France, 2 ; Germany, 6 • balsam in good hardwood bush; a new bank TT . a ' e. a , - . , .' ' 'unitear otates, 2 40 , a ; not t Sea,, frame barn,36 x 56; also a good. young orchard - The above lot is only two miles'off the Gravel given, 1. Road between Seaforth and Wroxeter, and 3 miles . - COLBORNE. . from Brussels a station of the Southern Eaten- - sion of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce Railway. Ac e; Dwellings, Pantilies,,Population, Will be Hold cheap for cash, or on other terms. S'exes, Conjugal Condition. -Acres, 34, - For further particulars enquire of C. IL COOPER, 460. • Houses - inhabited 432 ; nnin- Tana Agent, BrtiSsels P. 0. ' 275c8 0 ha,bited, 8 ; families, 437 ; total popula- HOME AND LOT FOR -SALE. tion, 2,429, males, 1,296, females, Male - street formerly occupied by Mr. T. P. /Bull. _317'143Married- -Males, 377 fern -ales, .3: -; Fmts 4LE, the House and Lot on North Male - Widowed, males, 8, females, 31. Terms_ reasonable. = For particulars apply toa Children and untuarried=--malee, 911. ; VS A. G. VAN EGMOND, Seaforth. .. e Brussels, Out. females, 728. SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE CHEAP. Popu/ation by Religion -cf. -Baptists, 29; BEn.z.G the west half of Lot 6, in the Bayfield Free Will Baptists, ,. 10, Plymouth 1os.41. North Concession. Townallip of Stanley, . Brethren, 10-; Catholics, 185, • Church of England, 432 • Lutheran, 122 • Meth- connte of Huron, abutting the GraelRoad in front- and the Itiver.Bayfield in rear, commanding ,., . ' . 1 a Yiew of Lake Harem. The Farm contains 98 odists, le , Wesleyan, 3o3, Episcopal, acres, the greater part of which is Clear And tree 128, New Connexion, 6 ; British Epis- lrorti stumps. There is. a new. Mu -story brick copal, 104, Bible Christiin, 233 ; Pres- dwelling-bense, frame barn and a large and very 3 C . superior orchard, bearing irait, on the premises byterians, ; anada Presbyterians, and plenty of water; it is convenient to all the 626 ; Chui•ch of Scotland, 115 ; Evan- C011tity markets, there is a school house on the gelical Union, -I5 ; Protestants, 10 ; not corneaof the lot and. aseveral elaurchea near. As - ., • the property Inuit be sold this apring, parties in ocfw,en0.t.3"• , want of a farm should apply, a more beautifill origins of the People. -English, 787 ; residence cannot be found in Huron. The soil is French, 3 ; German, 259 ; Irish, 687 ; of the best quality. There is about 300 aortal of scotch, 693. huh adjoining for sale. Apply as 273 JOHN ESSON, Bayfield: Birthplace's of the People. -England, 225 ; Ireland, 209 ; Scotland, 226e New FARM 'FOR SALE. Brunswick, 2 ; Nova Scotia, 3 • Ontarite, A VAIATABSE FARM, 100 acres First Con- 1,626 • Quebec. 4, Prince Edward, 4, ceesion, areliillop, near Seaforth: on the main otheritritish Possessions, 5 : France 2; , .1.1_ . graves road to Goderieh ; 85 acres cleared and free grass; well watered, and fenced, with large frame given, 19. barn,stable uudemeath; log farm house boarded out- side, and good orehard ; possessiou immediately G-ODERIOH TOWNSHIP. title good and terms easy: For farther particulars apply to A c)TS, Dwellings, Patitilies, Population, 271 LUDWIG MEYER, Seaforth P. O. Sexes, Conjugal Condition.- -Acres, 56,- . 566. Houses -inhabited, 611 ; unin- BRICK 'YAW TO RENT. TO RENT, the Briek Yard on -the Second Conces- sion of Tuckersulith, at 14.,,mondville, the pro- ' ..13 520. Widowed -males, 33, females, 60. perty of Mr. Thomas Govenlock, MeKillop. Ihi is a .large yard, with four large mills, and a bank of splemlid clay eight feet thick, Childreu end unmarried -males, 1,297, a never -failing siipply of water, the Yard is fur- females, 1,187. nishecl xvith evely convenience and faeility for .-.0 ruauufaeturing. uousE and STABLE on the a e g . .. _ la mtiatiOn-be Reli io as . -Baptista, 19 ; yard will be sold ; also, to be sold the carts, bar- Plymouth Brethren, 4.3 ; Catholics, 191 ; - rows, and other itaplements used heretefore in the Church of England, 1,233. .Methodists yard, ant about 5,000 feet •of good lumber. Rent -Wesleyan, 906, Episcopal, 62 ; New of yard C100 a year. The house and stable will be ,-, 248.,.• - British Episcopal, 4 ; sold for $100 cash ; the - other articles will also be uOnnexion, disposed of very low. This ie an excellent chance Bible Christians, 112, P.reabyteriane, for =4 elle wishing to engage in the Briekmaking 37 ; Canada Presbyterians, 528.; Church from' etumps ; 35 acres plowed, the rest under Germany, 83 ; United States. 30 ; not habited, 49 ; families, 613 ; - total popu- lation, 3;015 ; males, 1,848 ; females, 1,767. Married -males, 518; females, business, as bricks are now selling at from :a6 to $7 50 per 1,000, and wood obtainable at e2 50 a cord. For further particulars apply to. 265•!•26 JOHN BOWDEN, Egmondaille E 0 STEAM SAW MILL AND FARM FOR SALE. BEING- Lot 34, Con. 7, Meliillop, containing 104 Indian. 1 ; Irish, 1,973 ;. Scotch, 619-; Welsh, 9. Birthplaces' of the People. -England, 308; Ireland, 577 ; Scotland,- 199 ;New Brunswick, 1 ; Nova Scotia, 15 ;' On- tario, 2,461 ; Quebec, 15 e other British Possessions, 1.; France, 3 ; Germany, Utltt 69 othe of Scotland, 11 Reformed, 190 ; Pro- testants, 5; other denominations, 4; no religion, 22. Origins of the People. DutCh, 2 ; English, 925; _French, ; German, 47e acres, all cleared, with good beans and stables, .Aro good orchards in full bearing ; two neXer-f nig springs which suPplv the mill. Also, lot 35, Con. e, containing 48 acrds of bush. The property is situated 6 miles from Seaforth, with a good gravel road thereto. For further particulars apply On the premises. If by post, to JOHN THOMP- SO.N, Constance P. O., Kinbura, Ont. , 260 4 ; Russia, 1 ; ni et 6 a es, - ; r STORE TO RENT OR SELL IN SEAFORTH. fureign countries, 1. THAT old and favorably -known stand, the MAN- CHESTER HOUSE, lately occupied Jiy Mr. - f; OD EP.ICLI TOWN. JOHN LOGAN will be sold, or rented on reason- • Ace-', D wellings, Popula- '170 LOGAN & JAMIESON. tioa, Sexes, Conj ago I Condition. -Acres, able terms. Apply at the store of 1,400. Houses -inhabited, 712, unin- SCHOOL HOUSE FOR SALE. hebited, 4 ; beina built, 38; families, rP.111:: SCHOOL HOT 'E and grounds in School -I- Section No. 3, Tucker:mall, at Brucetield, will be sold by 'public auction on Tuesday, April 1st, 1873. The grounds eontain one quarter of in acre, and the building is of brick: Terins and conditions will be made knoAvn on the day of sale or prav.tous- 1Y. on application to either . of the undersigned Trustee.s. I .TAllESI DALLAS, .1 DUNCAN CAIVERON, • Trustees. APPLETON ELCOAT, ) 273*5 AMENIMMINIMININNIIINVII•111.1111.111 732; total population. 3,954; Melee, 1,968; females, 1,986. Married -males, 608 ; females, 506. Widowed -males, :34; females, 120. Children and nn- niarried---inales, 1,326 ; females,. 1,260. Population by Religions-- Baptists, 38 ; Plymouth Brethren, 3; Catholics, 481; Christian Conference, 3; Church of England, 970, Congregational, 12, Jews, ; Methodists--Wesleyen, 72, 1 169 N Ct:innexion 97 CORRECTION. Bible Christian, 3•; Preabyterian, 1, A REPORT having got iuto circulation that Canada, Presbyterian, 1,034 ; Church of didnot obtain a licence for my Hotel this year, Scotland, 363 ; Unitarian, 1 ; other de- fter.; notice is to contradict such report. My. Ho- tel is dtrly and regularly heeneed, and.the etertta- nominations; ; no religion, 1, not SIMON PO,WET1, Origins of the People. -African, 1 ; elite thereof can be seen on application. given, 3. Royal Hotel, Seaforth, Seatorth, March 2, 1873. 276.„3 1,140; French, 34 ; Germans, 90; Irish, 1,190; S otch, 1,472; Span- ish, 1; Welsh, 5 ; t given, 21. Birthplaces of the People ---England, 388 ; Ireland, 363 1 Scotland,, 501 ; New Brunswick, 2, Nova Scotia, 411 ; On- tario, ' 2,463 ; Quebec, 3 ; Prince Ed- ward, 13 ; Channel Islands, 3 3. Other I3ritish poi3seicsions, 16; France, 3; Ger- many, 15; Spain, 1; United. States, :85; at Sea, 2; not given, 17. • CLINTON. • Acres, DwellingS,"Familws, Popula- tion, Sex -es, Conjugal Condition. -Acres, 788. Houses -inhabited, 386 ; unin- habited, 3; families, 388; total popula- tion, 2,016; 'males 1,003 ; females, 1,013. Married- ina'les, 334; females, 333. Widowed -males, 14 ; females, 41. , Children. aud uomarried-males, 655; females, 639. • Population -by Reltgion,s. - Baptists, 17 ; Free Will Baptists, 10; Plymouth Brethren, 53 ; Catholics, 34; Church of Eng and, 672; Oengregational, 1; Meth- odists -Wesleyan. 458 ; Episcopal, 3, Bible Christian, 77'; Canada Presbyteri-- Ian, 679; Unitarians, 2; Universalists, 1 ; no religion. 9. - Origins of the People. -African, 1 ; English, :890; French, 5; Gerrnan; 46 ; Irish, 512 ; Scotch, .555 ; Welsh, 7. Birthplaces of the People. -England, 398-; Ireland, 149; Seotland, 140; New Brunswick, 5; Nova Scotia, 20; On- tario, 1,241 ; Quebec, 10 ;' Prince Ed- ward, 1 ; other Selfish posseseions, 1 ; Germany, 7 • 1Juited States, 41 not f given, 3. GREY. ' Acres, Dwelling% . Families, Popula- tion Sexes; Conjugal Condition. -Acres, 65,2'00. Houses -inhabited,- 668; unin- habited, 3 ; families, 672 • total popula- tion. 3,855 males, 2,008 ; Ifemales, 1,847. Married -males, 596; females. 592. 'Widowed -males, 34 ; females, 45. Children and unmarried-malese 1,378: females, 1,210. . Population by Religions. -Baptists. 19; Free Will Baptists, 1 ; , Christian Brethren, 34 ; Cetholies, 98'; 'Church of Engla,nd, -428; Congregational, 11 ; Evangelical Associatien, 1:3; . Lutheran, 128. Methodist, 23 • Wesleyan Meth- odist: 729; Episcopal, 2 ; Primitive, 125; New Connexion, 104; Bible Chris- tiana, 191 ; Presbyterians, 413; Canada Presbyterians, 1,493; Reformed Presby- terian, 9; Quakers, 2; other denomi- nations, 2; no religion, 30. Origins of the People. --African, 15; English, 9k2; French, 34; German, 296; Irish, 864; Scotch, 1,699 ; Welsh, 1 ; not given, 4. Birthplaces' of the-People.---Ens,deml, 300; Ireland, 214; Scotland, 537 ; New Brunswick, 8 ; Nova Scotia, 31: On- tario, 2,614; Quebec, 34; other British possessions, 2; France, 8; G-ermany, 83 ; United States, 24. n LLETT. Acres, Dwellings, Families, Popula- -tion,- Sexes, Conjugal Condition. -Acres, 54,894. Rouses-mhabited, 632 ; unin- ha,bited, 5 ; families, 636; total popula- tion,. 3;678; mates, 1,964 ; females, 1,714. Married=males, 561 I femalet, 561. Widowed --males, 37; 'females, 54. Children and unmarried -males, 1,366; females. 1,099. Population by Religions.- Baptiets, 39; Plymouth Brethren, 27; Catholics, 247 ; - Christian Conference, 9; Church of England, 752; Congregational, 8; Lutheran, 54. • Methodist - Wesleyan, 1,078; Epispopal, 102; Primitive 22; New Connexion, 91; Bible Christian, 157.; Presbyterian, 495 ; 'Canada Pres- byterian, 497 ; Church of Scotland, 1; Reformed, 42:; Swedenborgian, 16 ; 'Univerealists, 5; other denominations, 10; not given, 26. Origins of the- People. -A frican, 4; Dutch, 16; English, 1,538; Freech, 1; German, 155 • Irish, 1.094,:Scotch, 858; Welsh, 2'. .Birthplaces of 'the People. -England, 493 ; Ireland, 286; Scotland, 297; New Brunswick, 16; Nova Scotia; 16; On- tario, 2,475; Quebec, 19; France,1 ; Gerniany, 43; -United States, 30; ati Sea, 1. ' HOWICK- Acres, Dwellings, Families, Popula- tion,'Sexes, Conjugal Condittoiaes-Acres, 69,778; liouses-inhabi4;ed, 927; unin- habited, 22; families. 931; total popu- lation, 5,417 ; males, 2,861 ; females,. 2,556. Married -males, 862; females, 863. Widowed -Finales, 46; females, 58. • Children and unmarried -males, 1,953 ; females, 1 635. Popu ation by keligions.-Adventists, 14 31 ; Ba tists, ll 3 ; Free Will Christian, 48; T nkers, 28; Christian Brethren, 4; United Brethren, 40; Catholics, 43; Christian Conference, 6; Chutchttf Eng land, 1,070; Congregational, 81 e Evan- gelical Association, 30; Irvingites, 2; Luthiran, 241. Methoists-Wealeyan, 1,137; Episcopal, -173; Prinutive, 60 ; New Connexion, 500 ; :. Presbyterian, -38; Canada Presbyterian, 1,619; Church of Scotland, 9; B,eformed, 3; American, 7 ; Protestant, 65; Qttakers, 6; not , e aiven 63. ' .. Ongins of the,People.-Africans, 14; Dutch, 7; English, 1,021 ; French, 14; German, 511 ; lriali, 2,513; Scandina- vian, 5 ; Scotch,' 1,315 ; Swiss, 5 ; Welsh, . 12 , Birthplaces of the People. -England 259; Ireland, 644; Scotland. 364; New Brunswick, 10; Nova Scotia, 21; On - taxi°, 3,830; Quebec, 56; Prince Ed- ward, 11 ; other British possessions, 3; 'Germany, 162; Denmark it, United States 50, at Sea 1, not givea 5. MellaILLOP. • Acre, Dwellings, Families, Popula- lion, Sexes, Conjugal Condition. -Acres, 53.422. )Houses -inhabited, 662; unin- habited, 7 ; ' families, 664; population, 3,808; males, 1,933; females, 1,875. Married-lnales, 562 ; females, 560. Widowed -males, 26 ; females, 64. Chil- dren and unmanied-males, 1,345; fe- males, 1,251. _ Population by Religions. -Baptists, 4; Catholics„1,111 ; Christian Conference, 9; Church of,England, 558 ; Evangelical Associatien, [ 12; Lutheran, 154; Methodists, 77; Wesleyan, 383; Epis- copal; 47; New Connexion, 85 ; Bible Christians, 8; .Presbyterians, 20.; Cana - da Presbyterians, 1,338 ; Church of Scotland, 31; Evangelical Union, 11 ; Protestant, 1; Sweden borgiana 3 ; Deists, 5 ; no religion, 9 ;not given, 2. Origins of the reople.-African, 2; English, 316 ; French, 2-; German, 280; Irish, 2,101 ; Scotch, 1,084 ; Swiss, 4; various other origins, 5 ; not given, 2. ' Birthplaces of the People,England, 108; Ireland, 594; Scotland, 373 ; New 'Brunswick, 3, Nova Scotia, 9 ; Ontario, 2,488 ; Quebec, 46; Germany, 156 ; France, 1, Channel Islauds, 1 ; 'United State's, 24; other foreign. countries, 5. MORRIS. Acres, Dwellings, Families, Popula- tion, Sexes and Conjug,a1 Condition. - Acres, 57,120.. Houses -inhabited, 672; families, 675 ; total population 3.952 ; males, 2,061, females, 1,891 Married-. males, 596 ; females, 600. Widowed - males, 20 • females, 55. Childeen and unmarried ' - males, 1,439 e females, 1,236. Population by Religions. -Baptists, 8; Tree Will. Baptists, 12; Plymouth Brethren, 1 ; Catholics, 253 • Church of England. 1;813 ; Lutheran, '7' ; Metho.- dists-Wesleyan, 724; Episcopal, 19 ; Primitive, 363 ; New ,Connexion, 320 ; Bible Christian, 30; Presbyterians, 12 ; Canada Presbyterians, 1,543; Church of Scotland, 33 ; Refotmed, 53; not -given, 50. Origins of the Pebple.-English, 831; French, 4 ; German, 57 ; Irish, 733 ; Scotch, 1,327. ' Birthplaces of the People.:-Englaed, 266 ; Ireland, 434; Scotland, 391 ; New Brunswick, 6 ; Nova Scotia, 27; On- tario, 2,784; Quebec, 10; Prince Ed- ward, 2 : other British POSSesSiOnS, 6 ; Germany, 5 ; United States, 18 ; otlier foreign countries, 1. TURNBERRY. Acres, Dwellings, Families, Popula- tion, Sexes, 'Conjugal Condition. -Acres, 36,568. Houses -inhabited 557, unin- habited 3, families 563; total population 3,201, males 1,672, females 1,529. Mar- ried -males 501, females 501. Wridowed -males 24, females 39. Children and unmarried -males 1,147„females 989. Population by , Religions. --Baptists 88, Free Will Baptists 37, Plymouth Brethren 19, Catholics 68, Church of England '171, Congregational 84, Luther- an 25, Methodists - Wesleyan 514, Episcopal 34, Primitive 104, New Con- nexion 56, Bible Christians 34; Presby- terians 43, Canada Presbyterians 1,270, Reformed 43, Athiests 5, not given 5. Origins of the People. -Dutch 16, English 751, French 6, German 109 Irish 1,142, Scotch 1,152, Swiss 0, Welsh 7, not given 9.. • Birthplaces of the People. --England 212. Ireland :321, Scotland. 379, New Brunswick 4, Nova Scotia 10, Ontarie 2,169, -Quebec 40, Prince Edward Island 12, France 2, G-ermany 24, United States 25. W AW A NOSH, EAST. Acres, Dwellings, Families, Pupas.- ' tion. Sexes, Conjugal Condition.J-Acres :42,840. Houses -inhabited 442, unin- habited 2, families 442, total populatitin 2,651, males 1,378, females 1,273. , Mar- ried -males 394, females 394. Widowed -males 2E, females 33, 'Children and unmarried -males 961, females 864. ` Population by Religion. -Baptists 85, 0 -Free Will Christians le Plymouth Breth- ren 1, Catholice 222, Church. of England 449; Lutheran 16. Methedists-Wes- leyan 648, Episcopal 42, Primitive 20, New Connexion 10, Bible Chfistia,ns 14, Canada Presbyterian 1,096. Church of Scotland 14, Reformed 8, Evangelical Union 9, Quakers 1, no religion 58, not known 3. Origins of the People. -Dutch 2, Eng- lish 468, French 19, German 51, Irish 1,212, Scotch 899. . Birthplaces of the Peoples -England 124, Ireland 310, Scotland . 279, New Brunswick 4, Nova Scotia 14, Ontario 1,872, Quebec 5, Prince Edward 4, France 2, Germany 15, United; States 17, at Sea 1, not known 4. WAWANOSH, wen. - Acres, Dwellings, Families, ,Popula- tion Sexes, Conjugal Condition -Acres 42,8'40; Houses -inhabited 481, unin- habited 1, families 481, total population 2,748, males 1,427, females 1,321. Mar- ried -males 408, females 410. Widowed -males 12, females 38. Children and unmarried -males 1,007, females 873. Population by Belig,ions.-Baptiste 13, Free Will Baptists 7, Catholics 341, Church of England 585. Methodisti3- Weslcyan 640, Episcopal_ 42, Primitive 68, New Connexion 53. Presbyterian - Canada 679, Church of Scotland 2, Re- formed 310, Quakers 8. Origins of the People. -Dutch 17, English; 413, French 30, Irish 1,502, Scotch 780. Birthplaces of the People. -England 110, Ireland 396, Scotland ,223, . New Brunswick 1, - Nova Scotia 4, Ontario 1,999, Quebec 2, Prince Edward 5, United States 7, other foreign coun- tries 1. • , . STEPHEN. Acres, Dwellings, Families, Pcmula- tion, Sexes, Conjugal Condition.- A.cres 53,844. Houses -inhabited 737, unin- habited ,19, families 747, total popula- tion 1,349, males 2.249, females 2,100. Married males 678, females 679. Wid- owed -in -ales 24, females 64. Children and unmarried -males 1,547, females 1,357. Population by Religions. -..- Method- ists -Wesleyan 752, Episcopal' 12, Primi- tive 131, 'Bible Christian 768, Presby- terians 271, Canada Presbyterians 45, Chnrch of Scotland 8, Protestants 192, no religion .15, Baptists .128, Tunkers 10, Catholics 878, Church of England 657, Congregational 6, Evangelical Asso- ciation 325, Lutheran 104, not given 47. Origins of People. --Dutch I, English 1,716, French 150, G.ermaii 763, Irieh 1,217, Scotch 497, Welsh 1, not given 4. Birthplaces of People. -England 575, Ireland 320, Scotland 198, New Bruns wick 2, Nova Scotia 17, Ontario 2,588, Quebec 164, France 12, Germany 227, United States 44, at Sea 1, not known 201. HAY. Acres, Dwellings, Families, Popula- tion, Sexes, Conjugal. Coudition.-Acres f pieLltA.N 8noTitTatt4, riabilbakerm. 1 fa 50 n Yettir, advance. - 54,527. Houses -inhabited 631, unin- habited 4, families 634, total population 3,897, males 1,935; females 1.962, Mar- ried -males 587, females. 583. Widow- ed -males 31, females 53. Children and uninarried.--naales 1,317, females 1,326. Population by Religions. - Baptises 58, Free Will Baptists 9, Turikers 269, Catholics 379, Church of England 277, Evangelical _ Association 609, Lutheran 725, Methedists 45, Wesley= 385, Epis- copal 99, Primitive 37, Bible Christian 35, Presbyterians 170, Canada Presby- terians 602, Church of Scotland 72, -Quakets 2, _ no religion 10, not known 114„ Origins of the People. -Dutch 68, Entlish 363, French 254, German 1,974, Irish 556, Scotch 6611, Swiss. 19. Birthplaces .of the People. -England 108, Ireland 123, land 197, la ova Scotia 3, Ontario 2 Quebec 92, Prince Edward 1, Fr nee, 22, Germany 519, United States 0, other foreign con n tries 4. . ITSBORNE. Acres, Dwellings, Families, Popula- tion, Sexes, Conjugal Condition. -Acres 44,286. Houses -inhabited 655, unin- habited 20,- families 665, total popula- tion 3,831, males. 2,016, ,feenales 1,815. Married --males 606, females 004. Wid- owed --males 37,- females 56. Children and unmarried -males L373, females 1,155. ' ' Population by Religions. --Baptists 74, Free Will Baptists 36, Catholics 50, Christian Conference 3, Church of Eng- land 555, Lutheran 5 Methodist - NA esleyan 429, Epiacopar 53, Primitive - 151, New Connexion 39, Bible Chris- tian 1,441, Presbyterians 34, Canada Presbyterians 868, Church of Scotland 18, Protestants 19, Quakers 1, no religion 38, not known 14. ; Origins of People. -African 18,'Eng- fish 2,027, Gernian 44, Irish 912, Scotch 830. ' Birthplaces of People. -L -England 706, Ireland 263, ecotizuni 266, New Brups- wiek 1, Nova Scotia 9, Ontario 2,541, Quebec 6, Prince Edward. 3, Germany 6, United States 25, not given 5. 1 • 1 STANLEY. Acres, Dwellings, Families, Popular tion, Sexes, Conjugal Condition. -Acres 46,186. Houses - - inhabited 654, unin- habited 4v, families 658, total popula- tion 3,804, males 1,957. females 1,847 Married -males 576, females 571. Widowed.-malec 39, .feroales 83. Chil- dren and unmarriod---inales 1,342, fe- males 1,193. ' . Population by Religions-- Baptists, 25, Tankers 42, Catholics, 339, Christian Conference 15, Church of England 799, Congregational 12, Lutheran 109. Methodists- Wesleyan 395, Episcopal 6,0t, Primitive 4, New Connexion 1, Bible Christian 17,, Presbyterians 58, Canada Presbyterians 970, -Church of Scotland 752, Reformed 3, Protestants 26, Swedenborgians 1, other elenomiva- tions 5, no religion 18, not given 11. Origins of the People.. -Dutch 22, English 731, French 190, German 268, Irish 1,256, Scandinavian 16, Scoteh 1,317, Swiss 3, Welsh 1. Birth Places of the People." -England 249, Ireland 359, Scotland 451, New brunswick„ 7, Nova Scotia 41, Ontario 2,397, Quebec 94, Prince Edwa,:rd- Island 4, other British possessions 5, France 8, Germany 62. Russia 2, United States 27, at sea; 2, not given 96. Toms ERSMITH. . _ Acres, Dwellings, Families, Popula- tion, Sexes, Conjugal Condition, --Acres 42,299. Houses -inhabited 590, unin- habited 14, families 695, total popula- tion 3,199, Bibles 1892, females 1,807. Married -males 523, females 520. Witt- . owed -males 46, females 61. Children ao2d26.unmarried-males 1,323, • females Poptilation by Religions. -Baptist 35, Free Will Baptists 2, Catholics 380, Church of England 472, Lutheran 71. Methodists -Wesleyan 481, Entice/nil 126, New Connexion 1, Bible Christian 54, Mormons 1, Presbyterians 1, Canada Presbyterians 1,898, Chnrch of Scot- land 135, American 14, Protestant 1, other denominations -13, no religion 9, not given 5. Ori ins of the People:- Airican 1. I Mac 7, English 870, French 7, German 203, ndian 1, Irish 689, Scotch 1,905, not given 16. Birthplaces of the People -England. 252, Ireland 200, Scotland 642, New Brunswick 2, Nova Scotia 30, Ontario 2.113, Quebec 60, Prince Edward 2, France 2, Germanyt42; United States 51, at Sea 1, not given 2. SUMMARY. • AVERAGE AND POPULATION. • Total acres in County 824,714 ales . 66,165- M ' 3141: Pot ulation 462047 Families , , Females • ' 1 Married males 10158 097 Married females..... ...... ...... 10,074 Unmarried. male's 23,582 Unmarried temales ' 20,834 RELIGIONS. Total Adventists Baptists - Tankers. Brethren - Catholics. Christian Conference . . . ...• Church of England.. Congregational Evangelical Association Irvingites Lutheran . .... • Methodi8ts4 Bible Christians Moimons Presbyterians Canada Presbyterians 18,670 Chtreh. of Scotland r Reformed Presbyterians........ 693 Evangelical Union Presbyterians American Presbyterians Protestants Quakers .. Swedenborgian.... Unitarians • . • • Universalisti Atheists Diests No Religion .. 169 31 1,047 349 285 6,302 55 12,369 221 11111111.11.111MINIMMINSSONThWASIMITMISINO NATIONALITY. Total African. . 58 Dutch ................... - .... 191 Englisk . 16,558 French . . • 4 A • • 0 813 German- .. . 5,220 Indian.. • , • . A • * • • • • * • 2 Irish . ..... . . 23,744 Scandinavian ,................. • 21 Scotch. .... . 19,388 Spanish.. ... , ......... • ... 7 Swiss,...... ... . :.........,,. 40 Welsh........................ • 60 New -.92Brunswickers. Nova Scotians............ • 338 Americans... - . .. .. ...... • 653 .111P • ll■- . Canada. On Thursda.y of last week the dead body of a. woman was taken from the river at Brantford. It was identified as that of a girl named Cornelia Kittridge, who has been missing for some time. The body bore Marks of foul play, the throat being cut, and there being other evidences of violence. -The Brantford. Expositor will be shortly published. daily. This will be the third daily for Brantford. --Clifford is making a move for incor- fioration ; it is stated that the villasse has population_ sufficient to entitle at be mcorporeted. -s-DePosits of tin ore on the south shore of Lake Superior are reported of great riehness. -A more affecting tale of bereavement than the following is rarelY met with " A man named McKague, living in the township of Peel, lost three Children last week, all of whom died of scarlet fever. He ordered the coffin for one, and when he reached h-ome a second was deo& While away for a second coffin he was overtaken by a messenger, who informed him of the death of the -third. Death thus robbed. him of all his hcusehold, leaving him and his wife to mourn an ir- reparabld loss." -Rev. Dr. PuttsliOn will leave Can- ada for Great Britain early in May. A movement is on foot to give him a testi- monial commensurate with the respect entertained for him, -Every opposition eichange we haVe seen for a week or , more, with two hap• py exceptions, has had an. original and highly humoroos. pun on the name of Mr. Dodge, the member for North York -so easy, you know. -The terrors of death are multiplied to. Mitchell invalids by the contem- plation of the harrowing " obituary ". which the Advocate will publish about them when they are gone. -More than half the stock' necessary to secure 'ait ageney of the St, Laurence Bank in the village of Wingliani has been taken, and it is generally anticipat- ed that the amount required' will lee raised. -We notice that Mr. John auneeY, at one time a resident of Seaford), has disposed of his store in Parkhill to a Mr. Wm. McDonald. -On Friday lent, a well-to-do farmer, named Hugh Stewart, of the township of Roxboro: County of 'Stormont, oom-' mitted suicide bethanging himself with a rope halter in his own stable. -The town tiounoil of Whitby have agreed. to submit a by-law, offering bonuses of $20,000 to aid in the estab- lishment of manufwitoriea in that town. -The authorities of the town of Galt " have purchased and -got into mukessful working m der a $4,000 steam fire -engine. . -The expenditure incurred. in Com- piling the Dominion Census from the 11th of April, 1$12, to the 6th of March, 1873, amounts to $53,316.47, and the work is not yet nearly complete& ' L -On the gall instant, at an early hoiir, the night watchman at the Grand Trunk station at Paris,- found a 5 oung infant bundled up and lying between two barrels on the platform. k -The St. Clair riv_er may now be said to be clear cl: its winter emba.rgo of ice, and the river steamers have resumed their trips. -e-The Bishop of. Huron has appointed. Rev. J. W. Marsh, M. A., Rector of St. Johns, to the Arch -deaconry of London, eveicaeselthe Ven. Archdeacon Brauer.), de- -Mr. A.. S. Hardy, a Brantford law- yer. ie the Reform Candidate for Sell& Brant, and is to be opposed by Mr. J. J. Hawkins.. Mr. Hardy is almost certain to be elected. -On Monday evening last some un- knistyrn persons entered the Roman'Cath- olic church in London, for the purpose of mischief, and in addition to a number of sacriligious deeds broke open the poor boxes and removed the centents. The ainount taken is not known. -Father Richot, from Fort Gatitt has been at Ottawa for some time: His business is understood to be to intercede \vitli the Government for Biel,. with the view of procuring an amnesty. -The newspapers of Toronto are shortly to have Plenty of act;onit for li- bel to defend, the now notoribus Dodge having in contemplation an action . against the °tote for .$500,000 damages, while the Leader and the Bun re to be sued for $10,000 and $5,000 respectively by Rev. Dr. Jennings for libelling him in his capacity as School Trusteei • 1,77 0 leaving the Great Western railroad plat - 99°2 -An old Man named McIntyre, while le,445 form at London on Monday last, was -;,19,7 knocked down by an able-bodied rowdy, and relieved of a splendid. silver watch 1 596 and chain, and a carpet bag. -A-'few evenings ago Premier Mowat announced that the Government intend- ed to establish three new Normal 48 schools in Ontario. Only one however, 7 will be opened this year, and that prob- 313 ably at Ottawa. 20 so 3 6 5 5 -The old wind -mill at Prescott, cele- brated for its siege and capture by loyalists in 1837, when VonShultz and his filibustering followers- from the States had taken possession, is about to be converted into a light -house by the Dominion Government.