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TH
HURON Exposrr
EECRER SCANDAL.
ec camel' Skate
a-poae at this time to ma
ination of the remarkahl
Mr. Theodore Tilton read
Vtitutittee Of Investigati-on
,peared in the Brooklyn il-
21, 1874. ' I recognize th
S which make it of tr
portance to rayself, th
the cause of public raoralit
give a full answer to th
st me. But having reque
tteeofInvestigationtosearc
a the bottom, it ia to th
_ r etIV vindication.
ot delay for an hoar to - del-
Ultation of 3.4rs. Elizabeth,
n whose name, in
inc. her husband haa at..
nir shame.
iserving a such disgrace
; From childhood she ha
:.iy eye, and since reaching
ahe has had my sincere
Affection. I cherish for hek-
such as ee gentieman inigbit
ler to a Christian woraa
might receive and recipr
moral scruple. I mice
on every imputation whi
her honor or rav own.
r
for Mrs. Tilton was pe
o-wu to my family- ; whe
dties sprang up in. her haus
e my wife that she resarte
and both of us, acting fro
nd, aa it subsequently a
Lott full knowledge, gave ri I
ml which tended to harra.
Wet that Mr. Tama faun
e's confidence and re -liana
oneut had greatly increased,
fluence had diminished, in
Of a marked change in his
k social "views, which w
.
urmg those years. He
greatly exercised lest he
mild be harraed by -view
eirted vitally false and dan-
. f
enly end rudely aroused t
f impending danger by th
domestic distress, a sic
r tmto death, of the like
ration, and the scattering
ry member of which I ha
td. The effect upon me oit
y of the state of Mr.
e- and, the t condition, of hi
issed in -sorrow and eXe1t
ig that I i had ever expe
life. That my presence,
°tinsel had brought to a be -
sorrow aid alienation, gave
;tate of mind, a poignanc
tg which I hope no other ma
,
t.- suspected of having offe
e privileges of a peculiarly
on an indecorum to a -wife
Na'ald not but deeply wound
is seasiti-v'e to the honor of
There were peculiar rea-
rm in this ease o -n other
;much as I was then, subject
rumors, end a flagrant out-
s family would bring upon
4 injury, derived from these-
tsehoods. i
r
it the time that my presence
; had tended, however n
to produce a social eat
sented as imminent, f gala
a my feelings in an inteil
mutual friend, net in col
;, self -defending worclk but1'
ug blame upon rayself, an
ny heart to my friend in th
iguage, overburdened l with
bans of irapassionecl,sorro
he evil man Mr. Tilton no
should have been; calmer
idea. It was my horror of
atted that filled Inc wit
laity at the very shado-
I
'as my friend affected gen
I he assured me that sue
'& conveyed to Mr. Tilton
.. Wannded feeling, allay an
:I the whole trouble.H
tentences and fragments 0
)een saying to use them as
I: full statement of the eir
alder which this rueraorant
-e I shall give to the Taves
raittee.
, .
apologies were more th
A the facts of the case
that they were accepted
reottrse ream:Elea its friend
klr. Tilton subsequently rat
"ting, and that he has con
er years, anal until withir.
t live with his wife.
vahle, if the original charrg
:tit is now alleeed, that h
condoned the afence, not
e mother of his children,
:whom he believed to hav
,,,x
The absurdity, as well]
, of this story is apparent,
onsidered that Mr. Tilton.
.that he carried this -guilt
wife's infidelity for si
d up in his own breast, an
divulged it to me, onlyj
ight be a reconciliation with
atoll has since, in every
aage, and to a multitude of
ally, in written statements,
.d documents, declared his
ife'purity_
-:teconeiliation of Mr. Tilton
'rs_ ,
,
ry consideration of piropri-
r demanded that the family
d be kept in that seclusion
tie affairs have a right to
anctuary; and to that se-
• determiaed that it should
,.
I I
and word of ray private
tial letters which have been
'a harmony with the state -
1 now make. My pub-
pondence on this sahjeet
t two elements : The ex -
y grief, and that of my de -
the honor of a pure and in-
arpose to analyze and con-
e the extraordinary paper
; but there are two allega-
. cannot permit to pass with-
otice. They refer to the
ents which Mr. Tilton pre -
witnessed personally : the
ed scene in my house while
ngravinge ; and the other
ne in his own house. His
oncerning these are abso-
.rNothing of, the kind ever
any semblance of any such
are now brought to ray
first time.
tatement which connects
'Ialy with Mrs. Elizabeth R.
deli in any wise would iia -
tor andepinity of this be -
tux woman. I give the most
reliensive, and solemn de-
IHENRY NV e,la BEECHER.
tly 22, 1874.
are. Tilton *Statement..
Mrs. Tilton haa o published ft state.
eatin which she ;remPtorily and re-
tedly denies eiy charge made
against herself and Mr. -Beecher, in the
tatement of her 11.1: an
The investiptio of the Committee
; i1l proceeding, nd WitneS8e8 are be -
ng examined, but no additional facts
kaVe yet been elicit d. Mr. Tilton stood
his cross-examinatian very badly. Ile
had a vivid recoil tion of some matters,
while others whic happened at the
aame time, and de' nal importance, had
R,gcapea his memor
Tilton has- been rrestecl on a charge
of Donna the char der of Henry Ward
Beecher, and has a een allowed to go at
jay on bail until is trial, the date of
which has not yet b en fixed. The scan-
dal, therefore, is Ii ely to be ventilated
through the Courts.
A arra lot of W" e Clovers for Meat,
&e, and a great lot of ouse Furnishing Goods
justarrived at Hroasoete
eimelmov
BIPR$.
MeDoSWX).—In G ey, on July 24, the
wife of Mr. Dun an. McDonald, of a
, BMA.
itmotran.—In. Br ssels, on July 29, the
wife of MT. W liJlough, of a son.
Tricur.—In. Grey, oo July 23, the wife af
Mr. R. W. Tu•k, merchant, Gran -
brook, of a daug ; ter.,
GRMOLDRY.—In Se forth, on July 26, the
wife of Mr. R. G imoldby, of a son.
Seaf rth, on July 24, the
wife ofl\fr. Riche. d. Hammet, of a, son.
MOGREGOR.—In NcKillop, on July 23,
the wife of Mr. Alexander McGregor,
of a son.
cogs ,11 as the previous one.
ferin' s anadinted to 1,610 b
ers era well represented;
wereit made. Owing to a de
Engl sh market on that c
woul 1 not offer the previous
and. ellars refused to take le,
suit as, —ao transactions.
no b tter Offered.
•
Cheese of -
es. Buy-
ut no sales
line in the
ay, buyers
ary's prices,
s.' The re -
There was
STI ATFORD CHEESE ARKET.
At the Stratford cheese arket, on
Wed esday ilast, ,t6,195 box., mostly of
July make,' were offered; ,650 boxes
were clispos d of; - 290 at 11 cents ; -810
at 1 cents,, and 3,650 at 11 cents.
The larket dragged at -the opening, but
one or two sales being ma e, the rest
went pff
a
1
TOR NTO L TB STOCK MARKET.
iBn V,BS.—T ere have not been many
palm cattle e ming in chili ig the past
Week,' but there was a fa- supply of
medium and inferior, Whieh Old at for-
mer rates, shippers taking about one-
half he, offering. We quo e first-class
$4 5) to $51 second-class, $ to $4 25,
and. hird-class, $3 to $3 50, •
8 : Eaa.—.The supply has een good—
if ail,' hung more than was required to
meet the local deinaud—ai. prices are
bare y Maintained. We qu te first-dass
$5, s .eond-class $4, and thir -class $3.
L MB —.Receipts have , ecu liberal,
but he dentand has colitis lied active,
and 11 eoming in sold rea ily at from
$3 51 to ,$4 for first-class, $ for second-
class and $2 50 for third-cl ss. '
,
G • an.'—The price of gold n New York
is q ated at 109.
Rwriala—In McKillop, �n July 26, the
wife of Mr. Richard. Remiy, of a
daughter. • S
pratccE.—At Carr nbrook, on July 28, tan
the:wife of Mr. J mes Pierce, of a son ,
—still -born. collee
844
the wife of Mr. Villiara Brown, of a
daughter.
GRANT.—At thwnship of Grey, I STB
011 July 21, th wife of Mr. John 8, yok
ficleraki' , the Winer rs spotted. red ined whitei and -
Grant, of a son.
Seerta—In Seafor h, on. July 25, the has a oll_ing ump on leis neck. hese CUM; -were
Wife of J. G eat, M. D., of a I, seen n lenday. July 24, on the lei pen Road near
daughter.
OTICE TO DEBTORS,.
ORTH FOUNDRY.—The 1°counts dee to
Y.
err, 1Vilkie & CO. are in my ands for collec.
nd :all those that remein [unpaid on the
of AUGUST next well be p1&ted in Court for
ionwithout any further nence. ,
e
BROWN.—At Carr nbrook, on July 27, JOHN S. PORTER.
THE
Assura
HEAD OF
THE Public
tion, former
has not cense
the Mutual In
onee during it
of amount of
risk, and that
was young an
having by care
policy holders
several fiery or
levying anys,
and having,
finanes caus
1870, 1871 and
caeh reserve (
ACRICO, TURAL
-o-firtir
co Aso iation of
Canada
ICE, - NbON ONT.
ill plon,se not t at this Aesocip-
y the Gourley bf fiddleeex Mutual,
ted to advance o rates by entering
wenn Combita ion. Having only
widower re al ed more than half
(r
remium NotIr a three* years'
(ring at a tim w on the Company
the country ba Used in fire, and
ul xuanageme' t .nd liberality with
been enabled fo ass through the
eals of the past ten yea.eo without
.cial assessment on its members,
fter the late se ere drain on its
d by the exc s ive fire losses of
1872, still at the Members,' credit a
rummy 1st, 1874,)of
0,0eq ' 07,
With a total Capital of $451,370 12, Ora
Bu
Board of Directors have dller. the overtures pf
len successful Companies to dvante our rate..
In the face of a strong and inhr asing competition
this old favori ;e• issued for 17 the largo nuraber
of 13,066 raakin the total namber
now in force over 37,00Q. Parties desiring
insurance on feem property, eese factories, de-
tached dwellines and their ou uildings in towns
and -villages will be waited opy the undersigned
or one of his duly authotrized .epresentatives by
addressing as 'below. Ple sub c iber will continue
to visit Huron peeiodioally, and solicits for his
co-operators the same noble patronage that has
been given to the AGRICULIURAL in the past,
and moreparticularly to himorelf, as its agent,
during the pa t two years aril la half,
J. R. VAN TASSEL, Clintdn; A. TAYLOR,
Londesborough—RepresentatiVet in Huron.
MOTTO--' MeritCommands Success."
CHAS. T. DOYLE, Box 4, Cowen Sound,
344 District Agent Grey, Bruce and Huron.
BUTTER, BUTTER.
OXEN STRAYED. -
YD from the prefilises ofi the subseriben '-
01 No. 24, Con. 10, BecIdulple, about July 22, - '
of working CereeN, about 30 years of Inge ;
of red color, with a little 'Whit° 07,1 the •
the ed Tavern, in Tuekersrnit1. Any pprson E D
givin sueJh Information as yi1l 1 ad to their re -
cove to the !undersigned, teadreesed to Whalen
MAR IAGES. P. 0., or at the EXPOSITOR Office Seaforth, will be
. .
CLARK= t the Presbyterian snits. ly rewa ed
Church, oa Bay eld Road, on July 34"4 JAMEZ HAWKINS.
30, by Rev. M. D by, George Clark,
second son of Wiliam Clark, Esq., to rra Partneship of DAVIDSONI& CAMPBELL,
•
ISSOLiTTION PARTiTERSHIBr
Margaret Jane K ys, daughter of Rob-
ert Keys, Esq., all of _Stanley. t
as Hotel keepers in Seaforth! is this dal dis-
solve by mutual consent. .alcxander Davidson
ItEMSTRONO--CEARK. —At the Presby- aen ethaa all debte due said film and pity all
• • ,
tell= Ohnreh, on Bayfield Road, an 1" of
Same' ALEX. OAATEDsoN,
July 30, by Rev. M. Datiby, John t't. JOHN CAMPBELL.
Armstrong, fourt
strong, Esq., to 11
of William Clark
HODGSON-0411a
son of -Rainey Arm- 1wl
nen Clark daughter
Esq., all of Stanley.
At the Bible Chris-
xeter, on July 21,
lock, Mi. T. Bodg-
o Miss E Ching, of
es—S. G. McCAUGHEY. 1847-3
TEACHER- WANTED.
NTED for School Section No. 3, Hallett, a
Teacheaholding a first or iecon(14claeli
certificate, Duties to comnience januar,y, 1675.
1 ,
SOIEN Seer. tary-Treasurer.
!
347 onstaucelP. O.
tian parsonage,
by Rev. J. Whi
son, of Stephen,
Exeter
COOPER=COWLEY. At Gonie, on July
15, by Rev. Wm Hawke, Mr. G. C.
Cooper, of Gorrie, to Miss Florence A.
Cowley, of Strat erd, late of London,
England.
Cooaaa—Paroter.— n July 23, by 1ev.
T. Brock, Mr. illiara 11. Coop , of
Tuckersmith, to Miss Rebecca Jane
Prout, of the,vill ge of C1iat971.
• DE
GR1MOLDBY. —111
27, the infant s
oldby. .
GRIEVE. — In. Me glop, on July 21,
Jane Govenlock, ife of Hugh Grileve,
Esq.; aged 50 ye s and. 3 MOrithe.
GRIEVE.—In McK oaa, an July 18,
Joseph, fifth son if John Grieve, Esq.,
aged 28 years.
HA.Y.--In Tuekers ith, on July 1 22,,
Mary Douglas, r ict of the late ohn
Hay, aged 71 ye s.
MITIR Turnber y, on July 17, at the
residence of her son-in-law, Mr. John
Geramill, Mrs. I abellar Muir, widow
of the late Wm Muir, Esq., aged 80
years.
Caaalas.—In Gre , on July 25, the
wife of Mr. Joh Cardiff, and eldest
daughter of Mr W. G. flingsten, of
Morris.
MoDoaatan.—In 1 rey, on Ally 25,
Janet, daughter f Mr .'Peter. .McDon-
ald, Cranbrook, ged 5 years.
Molcast.--In Bras els, on July 24, W.
McKay, blacksm th, aged 35 years.
T HS.
Seaforth, on
• of Mr. R. G
itn-
uly
141
TETE M RKETS.
SE
There is not mue
ket these days.
to decline. Oats a
spirect for local c
readily bring quote
scarce with a stro
• ORTH, July 30, 1874.
doing on the mar -
heat still continues
e scarce, and are re-
nsumption and will
figures. Butter is
g upward. tendency.
Hay is coming in f eeiy, but good quality
will readily bring q oted figures. There
is not so much t
year as formerly.
Ball Wheat, per bushel. .........$1 16 to
Spring Wheat, per bush 1. ... 1 10 to
Oats, per b ushel.. ...... . . 50 to
Peas, per bushel. 0 60 to
Butter, No. 1, Loose... ... . 18 to
Eggs.Hidee.. . . ... ; . —
....... .. .
Hay, new._ ......... 0 19 to
Butter in tubs.
Flour ..... ........ •
Veal calf', per pOtind.
Lamb Skins.
Sheep pelts. ... • - • • . • . • .. • .
Salt (retail) per barrel.
Salt (wholesale) per ba el.
Potateee, per bushel, ne . • • • - •
Oatmeal ere brl.... _ . •
Wood.... — . ........ ......... •
Beef-- •
n -bark offering • this
We quote :
iS
1 la -
0 60
0 66'
0 18
19
011
0 00 to 600
900 to 0 00
6 00 to 6 00 '
0 08 to 009
0 45 •
0 30
1 25
1 05
100
6 00
2 75
5 50
4 00
• • • • • • • • •
• • • • • • • •
0 30 to
0 25 to
075 to
0 00 to
2 50 to
3-00 to
....... •
CLINTON, July 31, 1
Pall Wheat, per bushel............ 1 18 0.
8P1Ting Wheat, per bush 1. 1 12
Oats, per bushel....... ...... • • • 0 38 g
Barley, per bushel..
Peas, per bushel. 1 05 0
0 65' 0
B tt ................. O17 g
Petatoes................. 0 50 et
Peas 0 00 0
Ray, per ton,.......... . . ... 10 00 0 •
•
74.
1 20
1 15
0 45
1 10
0 67
0 18
080
0 11
2 00
t2 10 to $2 15 ;
to $2 00 ; red, $1 0 to $1 90 ; spring,
,wLtio;, per 100 lbs., $1 95
DoN, July 30, 1874.
Pall wheat,
to $1 16. Hay, s,1 50, peas, $1 10
potatoes, per bag, er ton, $10 to $14.
,1 ; batter, per lb.,
19e to 22c.
TORO.
There is but littl
load of' white wh
Treadwell, at $1
Ray brought $14 to
22e to 23c for pou
17e to loc.
TO, july 30, 1874.
grain offering. A
at sold at $1 25 ;
2, and oats at 90e.
$17. Butter sold at
d rolls, and egas at
SEAFORTH ORE
MA
The Seaforth Ch
kat, 1eido Th
urs
SE AND BUTTER
•KET.
ese and Butter Mar -
ay, -was not so stici-
WA
INSOLVENT ACT OF 1869.
In t te County Colot of the 9. of. Huron.
DAVID ARNOTT, Plaintiff, vs. SOHN THOMAS,
Defendant.
UPoN reading the Writ Of Attechinent issned in
tine *use,he affidavit of service thereof, and
the return of the Sheriff of the County of Huron
there n endorsed and other affidavets and papers
filed, ad upou the application oe the Plaintiff.
Ida rder that a meeting of the creditors of the
said efendant be held before tate Clerk of thie
Hono .able Court, at his office, in the Court Ifouae,
in th Town ef Goderieh, on TUESDAY, THE
181h AY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1874, at 10 o'clock
in th forenoon, for the purposeappointing an.
Assig, ee to the estate end effects of the abeve
name defendant, and that duce notice thereof
will b given us required by the seed Act.
Dat d at Chambers this 28th Day of Jaly A. D.
1874. .
BEA
ARD
WILL
OAS H
BUY sbooD. 6UTTER
IN
ANY QUANTITIES
AT HIS
BUTTER AND WOOL DEPOT,
341
Go.derie h Street, Seaforth.
(Signed) ISSAD T. TOMS,
Junior Judge. 'el
TY, CHADWICK & LASH, , C'e
Plaintiff's Attorneys. • 347-2
0
3 -
CO
THE PIRENIX
tsa
FIRE INSURANCE q0MPANY
6
qui' •
A0-
11088
large
claim!
are 111
OF LONDON, ENG-LOD.
W. N. WATSON,
iNT: AT SEA.FORTH; This old standard
Ompany was established ini1782, does busi-
all parts of the world, • does the second
t business in the United Ki gdom, pays its
with promptieade arid libeeality. Its rates
derate •346-52
W. COLLINS'
A CTION ROOM.
I hay just received Consignreenes of Bankrupt
Stock, consisting of
Clot s, Readymade Clot g, conaxs,
•).- Ties, &o.
A ener d Stock of ry Goods,
.Ind also a quantit of
' CR CKERY AND GL.. SSWARE,
Whic will be offered at A et'on on '
SATURDAY, ATJGU T 1.
Corne and bny at your own. price. I *ill also sell
at private sale for less than raanufacthrers prices.
Thes4i Goods are first-class stock end- no Shoddy.
Buy ood Goods cheap when you Jamie the chance.
• Sale ontinned each day and evening until the
stock is all sold.
• R. W. COLLINS Auctioneer.
THE G-ENUINE
HOWE
SWING MAiCHINE
, ./S STILL AR.41p.
SOLD BY
-VsT.A SC)T-T,
SEAFORTH.
want to know the trne emalities of this ,
C lebratedeSewing Machine call at ray office in
Seale th, and:freevare of going to !where one only
ia kelt on hind, and purposely out of or-
der; to be compared to niferior machines
to it disadvantage.
Ift r a period of more than ten years experience
in the Sewing Machine Thasinefis I have found
that e
1
.i CENUINE HOWE MACHINE
1 1 .
Is th only one•which has given • erinanent setae
factio to pr.rcbaseiS, as never roving defective
iu its move eats, nor being ret ed for repair. It
posse see all the qualities of a aerviccal4e Sewing
Mac , ne, it 18 strong, dnrable, not noisy as falsely
repre ented, and all its parts are made of the
beatdal , nd perfectly fitted together You
.0
may hangeit from fine work to heavy work veth-
out at inin it and rendering it I unfit for re rro-
duein a neat and perfect stiteh on fine work. It
will s w with heresy black linen thread. eti the
same ase at, with a fine cotton spopl.
La 'es, remember that the quailities to bS d sir-
ed in good Sewing Machine are neither1Q-na.-
ment Style, nor the perfonnanc of some s ess
and u required feat, but a Mael4ne that will de
just hat a good Sewing Machi e is required to
do, a d not :etting out of order iia doing what is
uot w nted o be done: Such is the Gontiiue
Hoy! Machine.
WM. N. WATSON
1-
g
THE
GREAT 'RE
ORM.
The Greatest Reform that has ver been made is
in the prides
Furniture and Un
taking.
T. JOHNS: CO.,
Have reduced the prices one -hall, and have done
away altogether with extortionate prices. Is it
not to your interest to p zonize them.
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
• KEPT IN STO K.
They are also prep red to
Furnish Funerals With verything Re-.
-2quisite,
And to alt nd personally wi h their Hearse.
T. JOHNS & Co.
1NSOL ENT AC OF 1869.
In tile Co nty Court the County
of Truro?
In the mat r of ROBE "T SCOTT, Jr.,
an Insolve t.
IMPORTANT
The Subscriber being about to aletii.e from Busi
nese In
BRUSS
He offers his large and well
s,
ssorted steel: of
STAPLE AND FANCY IIRY GOODS,.
.11:11.L_Lriv-ER 17, 11114.NTLES,
HATS AND
CAPS,
GROCERIES,
IAD Wt&PEi
BOOTS AiNTD
S'I agS,
AT AND UNDER 'Rif°
AS THE ST
OK
ICE COST.
Must Be *duced
To a certain amount by the
FIRST OF OCTOIEER NEXT,
The date on which he retiresin favor of his
Successor,
F. C. ROGER1S,
OR DELAWAtil
Intending pn.rahasers will find
nity to obtain G
WNSHIP OF HAY
BY-LAW CHAPTER 10, 1874.
y-llatw to provide for Draining
Parts of Lauds in the Towucchip
f Way, and tor borrowing on the
11.edit of the lel niaticipedity, the
limn of feeventeen Thouweena Four
Unwired rand Five Dollars unit
t'l'aein.
ueCents, for Completing the
Provla1ona1ly adoptend .thIse742.0th 'daylof Tune A.
I e_
REAS, a majority in nurnbee of the OWn-
era, its shown by the last revised Assessment
It 11 to be resident on the property hereinafter
se f rrth, to be benefited by the d 'linage, have
petitlioned the Council of the said -TownshiP of
Xffiy1 praying that what is known a the " Imre
S a np,"---what is known as the "Bi Mush," or
s a p, running throngh the centre t the Town-
s ip and. tho " West " or "Little Marsh", or
H4alnp adjoiuing the Village pf Zuri .li, should be
dr ai ed.
Ai (1 WHEREAS, thereupon the said Council
pro ured an examination to be made by Andrew
By being a Demon competent for such purpose,
ol t e said looalitios proposed. to be drained, and
h4.s leo pretend phins and estimate& of the -work
tc b made, by the said Andrew Bel, and »1 as-
s as ueut to be made by him of the Real Property
ta b benefited, by such drainage, stating as nearly'
cen, the proportion of benefit Which, in hie ,
on, will be derived in consequence of suela 1
ai age, by every road and lot, or portion of lot, 1
t aid aseeasment so made and theaoport of the !
s i Andrew Bay In respect thereof; and of the 1
s ia drainage, being as follows, via.: 'hat the said
SI
274
0 'W
,•••.7
e) 1401 .Part Lott. 4c1
8 gouth half 18 46 57 50
8 North half 1844 55 00
• 8 West half of South half 19 e5 • SI 25
8 End half of South half 19 25 81 25
8 North half of 19 50 62 50
8 20, 21, gg, 28, 24, 25, 28,27,28 900 1125 00
N. 13. 14 and 15 •• 200 250 00
South 70 acres of 21 8 8 00
9 • N. 30 acree 21, S. 80 aeree 92 " 7 00
North 70 acres o122 8 8 50
9 28 80 30 00
40 40 00
49 49 00
2-5 25 00
26 25 00
124 12 50
25 25 00
124 12 50
12if 1260 .
00
68 00
9 24
9 East hall of 25
9 Elliot 95 kens of 26
West 75 aeres of 26 .
9 South.25 acres of 27
9 North 76 acres of 27
9 South half o128
9 North half of 28
• N. B. West 25 acres of 16
• N. B. East 75 scree of 16 68
Chargeable to :Municipality for roads
10 South half of 16 5
10 North hell 16 18
10 17 60
10, West half 18 24
10 Bast half 13 50
10 la • 85
10 Fast half of East half 20 5
• 10 Weft half of East half 20 2e
, 10 East half of West hal/ 20 25
/ 10 West half of Westhall 20 15
10 East hall of East half 216
• 10 -West half of East half 21 ' 20
10 Part of W. half of W. M. 21 21
10 • Pt. of W, and pt. of 2. 121 25
10 22 471
10 23
10 24
10 North half 25
10 South hell 25
10 West half of South ha f 26
10 East half of South fin' 26
26
96
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10 West half of North hill
s already submM
ieted to the unicipal Council
10 Enst half of North ha
e Township of Hay, and that hil) -estimate of 10 117 --- -
hole proposed work its $17,405 1 . 10 West half of North hie 128 12
d. WHEREAS, the said Councli aro of the 10 Balance of 28.
63
ion that the drainage el the localities doeserib- 14T: BB: Wet ha89
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desirable,
NW
• it therefore enacted by the said Munioipal, N. B13:. 2aethallsIahlfobfllthall
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• oil of the Township of Hay, puijsuant to the Chargeable to Municipality folr roads
linens of an act of the Legislatu •o of Ontario,
ne,doihnapth.e48thi.rty-sixth year of Her MejeValue of Improvements 26,1ety's N ber of Acres 10,340
17,4
ks connected
To cover Interest for ten yeters $8,70007 65
25 13031
That the mild plans and estim era be adopt- Total Special Rate.
Annual Assessment duriug with year2,614 76
age he quite practicable, aoco •_ling to the /
451
40
15
16
12
14
8
68
200 00
15 00
89 60
132 00
52 80
.85 00
144 50
11 00
65 00
55 00
30 00
10 20
44 00
46 20
75 00
142 00
186 50
120 00
45 00
48 00
36 00
1-2 00
42 00
24 00
114 00
52 00
187 00
117 00
147 00
60 50
82 50
15 00
nd the said drains and the wo
owith be made and constructed n accordance
evhitaht.
Tthe Reeve of the said Township -may
i
ow on the credit of the oorporatio n of the said
nship of Hay, the sum of $17,40 10, being the
n s necessary for the work, and ay issue de -
tares of the corporation to thee amount, in
s of not less than One Hundred Dollars each,
payable within ten (10) years teem the date
eof, with interest at the rate oe five (5) per,
tum per annum, that is to say hi equal annual
a ents. Such debentures to be payable at the
it of Toronto, and to have attaehed to them
o pone forth° payment of interest:
That for the purpose of. peeing the sum of,
ceenteen Thousand Four Hundred and Five1
o lars and Ten Gents, being the amount
qh rged against the said Lands, so to be,
be efited as aforesaid, other than roads belonging.
the municipality, and to weer interest thereon
iiirten years at the rate of 5 yer cent. per
•um, the followiug special rates over and &boys
all ther rates Isbell be assessed mad levied (in thej
s e manner and at the settee time as taxes sr ,
1 ed) upon the undermentioned Iota and. parts oe
lot, andthe amount of the said special rates an
i f rest encased as aforesaid against each lot 0
a of lot reepeotively shall be divided into t
1 parts, and one such part Bann be amuse
levied as aforesaid in each year for ten years
attr the final passing of this By -Law, durin
oh the said debentures have to run:
tieur
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SCHEDULE.
mage of Lands in the Township of Hay,
• County of Huron.
Lot or Part Of Lots.
.!Lt 9
3 , South 75 acres of 10
3 North 25 acres 10
8 11
8 12
4
4
4
4
4
4
41
41
414
41
8
5
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5
5
this a rare opportu- 6
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ods at
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5
5
5
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
5
6
6
5
5
5
6
5
. ANY QTJANT
FARM PR
Y F
Taken in Exchange for
At and Un
Canada, P ovince of Ontari , Co of Huron.
(IN FREDA , the 281h day .1 APGUST next,
the und reigned will ap ly to the Judge of
the said Co for a discharge ende the said Atte _
. Sea forth, J ly 20,1874.
ROBERT SCOTT, Sr.,
b McCAUGHEY HOLMSTED, '
His ttomeys ad litem.
346-4
Insol
DAVID
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A WRIT of
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Sheriff's QIIle
ent Act
of 1869.
RNOTT, Plaintiff; JOHN
OMAS, Defendant.
Attachment has been issued in this
ROBER
Sheri
, Goderieh, holy
GE3BONS,
County of Huron.
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He will continue to seal to his eld friends
and customers on the usual terms of credit. .
N. M. LIVINGSTONE,
• BRUSSELS.
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East half of East half 5
West 75 acres of 5
6 and 7
8
9
10
11
South half of 12
Northhalf of 12
18
.
South half of 14 • 9
North half of 14
19 8
20 14
22 12
28 23
24 81
25 85
96 41
Weed half of South 11a1f27 23
West half of North half 27 92
28 44
West half of 7 50
West half of East half of 710
- 200
3 8 and 9
100
tend 5 200
300
atoriutithiVtioree of 9 25
North 75 acres of 9 75.
1 25
East half Of Ease half 10
West 75 acres of 10 76
• East half of 11 50
West hall of 11 50
South hall of 12 80
North. half of 12 • 50
13 100
Sarah hall of South half 14 25
North half of South half 14 ' 25
North half of 14 50
East half of 15 50
• West half of 15 50
East half of 16 48
West half of 16 50
South half of 17
44
North half 17 and S. half 18 90
North hall of 18 45
East half of 19 50
'West halvee of 19 and 20 40
West hell of East half 20 95
East half of East half 20 24
47
EWae8etthhaleillv!els of 21 and 22 10
East half o122 • 47
28 38
South part or half 0124 17
N. half 24 and S. half 25 29
21i6orth half of 25
10
27
28
South 20 acres of 8
North 80 acres of8
10 47 11
8,3,(16, 7, 8 and 9
10
131 snet 12
1
114,7i.1dalu56 18
12
8, 4 and 5
6, 7, 8, 9 and 10
11, 12, 13 and 14
West 75 acres of 15
East 25 acres of 15
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11.
8
2
12
7
.60
92
14
75
140
64
65
87
100
50
50
45
16
Sonth half of South half 17
North half of South half 17
North half of 17
18
19
20
21
22
28
24
South half 25
North half 25
26 and 27
28,
B.• 13
4
5
East half of 8
South 60 acres of 7
North 40 acres of 7
South half of 8
North hall of 8
9
West half of 10
East half of 10
West half of 11
East.half of 11
12
12
14
15
West half of 16
East half of 16
17
4. For the purpose of paying Ihsto Hundred and
Fifteen "Dollars (015), being the total amount
assessed as afoxesaid against the said roads of the
said municipality and to cover interest them= for
ten Tearer at the rate of flee per cont.. per &DRUM ,a
special rate of 28-100 of a mill in the dollar shall
over and above all other rates be levied (in the
same rateand manner and at the same time as
taxes are levied) upon the whole rateable property
in the said Township of Hay in each Tear for the
period of ten years after the date of the final pase-
ing ofthis 13y -Law, annul; which said debentures
have to nun •
The aboveeis a true copy of a lay-Laiv to be
taken into consideration by the Manicipal Council
of th.e Township of Hay, at ZURICH, hi the said
Township, on Tuesday, the lett Day of
September, 1874, at tbe hour of 2 o'clock
P. M., and in the event of there being no appeal
from the Court of Revision shall be finally passed,
at which time and place the members of the Ku-
nieipal Council of the Township of Hay, are- here-
by required to attend for the purpose aforesaid.
• HUGH LOVE, Sr., -
Township Clerk.
Clerk's Office, Slily 27, 1874.
NOTICE.
• Any one intending to apply to have the aboee
By -Law, or any part thereof, quashed, must, with-
in ten (10) days; after the final passing thereof,
serve a notice in writing upon the Reeve, andupon
the elerk of the Municipality, of their intention to
make application /or that purpose, to one of Ifer
Majesty's Superior Courts of Lem at Toronto,
during the term next summing the final passing of
the abate reoited By -Law.
ea a. HUGIf LOVE, Sr.,
Township Clerk.
' Clerk's Office, Ada 17,1874.
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COURT OF REVISION.
Court of Revision, for hearing and deciding
Complaints, and revising, if necessary, the 'valua-
tions and assessments contained in the above re-
cited Ziy-Law for Drainage in the Township of
Hay, will be held in the TOWN HILL, in the
VILLA.GE OF ZURICH, on Tuesday, the
25th Day of August, at the hour of
9 o'clock P. M. All interested are required tb
govern themselves accordingly.
Written Notices of Appeals and Complaints
, must be lodged with the Township Clerk, within
I 14 days from the first publication of the above re-
( cited. By -Law and this notice. of which the first
; publication thereof was on Friday, the 81st of
I Jelly, 1874, in the Homer Exeosrrou newspaper.
BUGH LOVE, Sr.,
• Township Clerk.
Clerk's Offiee, July 27, 1874.
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NOTICE.
A LL Subscribers to our Periodicals will pleaee
8-1- hereafter pay no money to traveling Agents
unless they can show written authority or printed
receipts signed. by om•selves. Subscribers v ao
have given their names and money to ALEXAN-
DER W. WEBSTER will hereafter live their
publications forwarded to them through the Pose
Office, direct from the office of publication at
Montreal. Delays -which have heretofore occurred
in delivering- were notedue to our neglect, but en-
tirel•y to the neglect and rnismatagenient of tile
above named A. W. Webster.
2. RUTTERICK & Co.,
New York and Montreal.
N. 11.—Hereafter the business for Seaforth and
-vicinity will be conducted. by Mr. 0. C. WILL$ON;
who is ear only authorized agent, and who alone.
is empowered to coiled moneys and grant receipts
for us.
348*4 E. BUTTERICK & Co.
A UcTION SALE
HOUSE & LOT in the Village ofSEAF0RTH
AIR. S. P. BRINE has reeeivedinstructionsfrom
-LTA- the proprietor, MR. 3. W. EVANS, to sell by
Public Auction, at Powell's Hotel, an THURSDAY,
../eUG. 6, at 2 e'elock P.M., that large and com-
fortable dwelling house, and lot, on the corner of
Se. John and Jarvis Sts. TERMS -10 per cent. of
the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale,
and the balunee of 000 in three months with in-
tereet atethe rate of 6 per cent., and the remainder
on time to suit the purchaser at 8 per cent. FOS -
session can be given one month from the day of
sale. For further particulars apply to JONNSON
BROS., Hardware Merchants. seaforth. • 846-2
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NioTICE is hereby given that all parties indebt-
ed to the estate of the late WILLIAM SAN-
NIESON, in his lifetime, of the Sable Line, of the
Township of Hay, are required to pay the same to
the undersigned duly appointed administrator
withhi two months from this date. All parties
having claims against the said estate are hereby
notifiedthat their claims, properly attested, must
be filed with the undersigned for settlement on or
before the 15111 of September, 1874. All parties not
so presenting their claims will be barred from
participating in any share of the proceeds of the
estate. ROBERT SANNIESON,
Johnston's Mills P. O. Administrator.
Hay, July 15, 1874.. •846-8
BRIDGE CONTRACT.
SEALED TENDERS will be received by either
• of ehe undersigned, euldressed to the Post Of-
fices; of Hay or Farquher, until SA.TTIRDAY,
AUGUST 15, for the conetraction of a bridge
over the Sable River, on the boundary between
the Townships of Ilibbert and Usborne. Plansand
Specificetions MU be seen at the residence of
either of the undersigned. Tenders willbe opened
at 2 o'clock P. M., on the. gremeds. The lowest or
any Tender will not be accepted unless satisfac-
tory.
R. GARDINER, Re.eve of Hibbert.
846 A. BISHOP, Reeve of Ueborne.
• LaSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TEM Partnership of SAXES P. KENDALL &
Co. as Mill Owners and. Produce Merchants,
Sea -forth, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Parties indebtedto said firm will pay to order of
James Crombie, who will pay all liabilities.
Seaforth, 85 June, 1874.
JAMES P. 11.1i1NDA.LL,
MARTIN CHARLESWORTII.
Witness—S. G. McCAUGHEY. 839-4
Geier, Zone 3, 1874.
Parties indebted to the late firm of SAS. P.
KENDALL & ill please pay Me. TAMES P.
ieRNDALL, who Co.,;rill liquidate all liabilities and
carry on. the businees under the•style of -S.A.S. P.
KENDALL & Co.
341 JAZ; CROMBIE.
TO RENT.
STORE under Odd Fellows' g)..•
Full particulars on application to senzetnry
ofCommitt-ee.
846 J0111c PAINE.
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