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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSemi-Weekly Signal, 1865-01-10, Page 3of 1864. i'L. #T, /). #e- dant. tLe W. t ot At. tlie return tith.i.v.its and FrA., order mat the : de: t be and t.tied-to meet at be Court 'louse/ *.loderich, in the . on WEDNES. -Fifth ehsy of • /865, at Ten the purpose or I• upon the ap_ ne41 assignee. t. D. OPER, CZalrou it. Bruce. FORD, fee, Co. Huron. ) fay 37.1v501 -w. • •-•47#4i, c=1- zu4.3r-„0 re to, the: Putli te has on ha Weaves., Har. !eap for caah ,r &gen cheap,, - LOCHS' MOREw4g! :Tet.Goderw,h• titn tle tit .01llc'e.. PURI: ,-52eations, r - -OFFICE. ANAC at their. deter- ' ER. e for $.55,00. n. All week sfactiom• to -order. ON. Wiratst -vier of Sale - by Joe- ederich,jik . of the Building' having will ebruary, noon, GRAM? TRUNK R. R. Gov:a kAsr. Express dep. 9 a m. Mixed -12 m & 1.30 pan, GoiNG NI- EST. " Arr 4. p rn, Mixed 10.10 a in it.: 4 " Emu' GREEN WOOD. Parties wishing to pay their sub- serip:ions to the Signal in wood will please bear, in mind that ,we want it in the .green state, hence- forth. Let it be good. Maple, we think, makes the 'best firing to be' found in our .Canadian Forests. ..•-- rt- Mr. B. L. Doyle advertises that he has money to lend. •eeWe ere compelled te leave 'several 'contributions from various_parts oithe County -over-for next issue. • - The Itechanies'anstitute; - --We hope the Mapaging Committee a.nd members of this• Institution will not for- get thatgrhursday next is'the day appoint- ed for the annual -election -of the 'Office: bearers of the Institution. FOard of School Trustees. • The Election of _School Trusteta will commence to-inorrow, at10 o'clock-, fore= no'on, in each of the Warke' f the Towo. The Trustees whose termof service haS expired. are,for St Ahdrew'S, ward, Mr; • 'Wm. Kay; Tor St.. George's ward, Mr. A.: Smith; for St.,Patrick's ward, Mr. S. Pentland; for St David's, 3Ir. 0. T. Hays. These -gentlemen are al' eligible for re-election. •••• PRESENTATION TO nEv. A few friends connected with Knox's Church, Goderich,actingen _behalf of the congregation, presented their Pastor, the Rev. R..Ure, a few days ago with a num- ber of very handsome and costly gifts; also with an address warmly expressive of esteem and affection. Mr. Ure' returned thanks, expressing his own and Mrs, Ure.'s heartfelt apprecia4ons of the kindness of the congregation, and stating that while they had. cause to prize the gifts for their own intrinsie value, they prized them immeasurably more as memorials of- the affection so cordially expressed in the ad- dress. • USBOR_NE. DFATtt OF Alt OLD SETTLE11.--Oa Similay the 1st day of Jai:wary, iiiet, Thomas Cris; • Eel:tire, of Usborneidied at the adeanced age of 84 years, deeply regretted by an aged com- panion and a large family of relativeand friends Mr, Caseeinigratea to this Potinty from the County of Wicklow. Ireland, in the ' yeae1836,settled on theLondon Road-7theii awilderness--but by clitit of industry, assistdd by a. kind Pravidenee, he lived ia see his family all romfwtably provided for, and ' oe- eupYing respectable positions in society, -Ile wal • a -consistent member •of the Church of. 1 England, and he died with the full assurance, that all was well, aud althangli deadlie still hveth in the -hearts of many. . • i , I TOW'N COUNCIL. I I with a gold watch and chain, • accompanied by the following addreis Dear Teacher,—Ale are very sorry te learn that you are obliged by circumstances to discontinue your servi,:es in thi4 place, which for the last seven years have heen so beneficial to all cf us who have attended this School. We therefore thought it ouriituty to interest oursAves in procuring a Test rnonial of our respect for you who have been So soli- citous for our wellare: You, will thilrefore, oblige us all very much by accepting from our hands this goal watch and chain both As a token of our respect for you, and als1 as a gift by which you may-rember us Ion after we have grown to be men and women. i And may our action an the busiuess stage of life be a higher certificate of your real merit [Signed] HUGH ROSS, In behalf of the tupils. REPLY. ilear Paints, — The highest testimonial which, can be accorded me will be.tlie (Amer; sauce in after life of those principles, which it has always -been my duty and pleasure to impart, as your obedience -and uniform atten- tion to your duties have assured me of your respect. I, however, _gratefully 4ccept this, another of the many proofs of your teg.ard, which I will -wear more proudlythin ever warrior -did his trophy; and whiele will often recall the many pleasant days' we have 'Spent - together, and also reinied. me that time pro- perly izn nvcd is the path to SaCCe5S. R. FE 3G USON. GRE E NO C K. , •Your correspondent in, passing along the Durham Line a few, daysl ago Was /stepped at the village of Enniikillen by a patrol of men arined with savage 10 -eking old muskets, wlikah Were f' tOppd off," as Mr. Dickens would - say,- by _still more vicious -looking bayonets. . The party ruin- maged.thtough My'sIeigh, but finding no Femees or pikes in the empty bags they let me paSs. :As soon AS. CUriOSity liad taken the place of alarm.in my Palpitating, bo:2zum, 1 began to enquire inte the -'man- - 'tier in which- this formidable armament had been got up. Had the neily-flal,;ed warriors been commissioned by the Gov- erment to stand with musket in hand to. . • • search ti avellersi if not " Ivhere, did. their arms collie from? I Was credibly:inform- ed that the muskets had been given_ out of Goderich Gaol by:some of your authori- ties. - Cart you. enlighten us? RE31.xalcs..-If it. is tree that the. Old gaol muskets were s.6rVed out, we must acknowledge our couiplete igeorance. to whom, by whom,:or ifpon what .:uthrirify. —Ed. S. TILE SEMI-WEEKLY CHRISTMAS Chancery Sale. TO. BE SOLD by Public Auction pursuant 1- to the decree and. final order for sale made in a certain cause in the Court of Chan zeg.,' for Upper Canada ot the Biti•k of Upper Canada„ against William Proudleot, at the Auction Rocinis of Messieurs Wakefield, Coate and Company; in the City of Toronto, with the approbation of Andrew NOrton Buell, Es itiire, Master in Ordinary of the said court, ou Wedilesday,25tirday -of Jowl 1865, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, NOON, the -following valuable freehold: estates situated in the County of -Bruce; r_together With others in the Counties of Gray,' Sinicoe,- Rent, Lambtou, Ontario, Victoria and Wel- lington, in thirt:y-fo;jE. parcels.. Parcel 1,—Lot number one, in the twel:th concession of the Township of -Brant, con- taining one hundred acres, more or less. Up. sot price, one thousand dollars. • Parcel 2.—Lot number two, in thertwelfth, concession or the Townstilp of Brent, con- taining- ode hundred acres more or • less. Upsetpricei one thousand dollars. - Perot' einnber eleven_ in the eleventh concession ot the Township of Carrick, containing two hundred -acres. more or less, Upset price, one thousand dollar. - The purchaser to pay one tenth of his purchase Money at the time Of sale's by way- of deposit to the Vendors, or their Solicitors,. and two.tenths more without iptereat within two .months of the day of sale, and the balance in four equalyearly-riatal meats with interest from the day of sale, tobe securedby mortgage ou,the property at the expense of the purchaser. Upon payment Of three tenths of -purchase money as aforesaid and giving the said mortgege the Purchaser will be entitled to a _conveyance and belet into possnsion: • In- all • other respects the cob- ditions of sale Will be the 'standiug-eoaditions of the Court of Chaucky- - - Vor further particulaiS and .gonditions adply to Messieurs -Boyd k Staynoe, Plain- tiffs' Solicitors. e , llated at_Toronto " this fifteenth day of December, 1864. • w48 - - ---(Signed) A'. .N., BUELL, , SHE'S GONE. • • She's. gone, The lov'd °he's pass'il away, le 7 Her toils and cares of earth areld.ere.. The battle'sfthght and won. - She's gene, To the blest spiiit,latcl, That huppy home on high Fritl Where, The spirit now triumphantly exalts, Before th' eternal;throrle. - . - . • t . She's gone, igorne on &Mimic Win jaia th' .angelie throng on high, _ In paiseS"raperens and in anthenis sweet, • - To the Eternal. Sen. "She's 'gone,' Earth's soiou rant w is. o'er, O rrladtiesS novels' turned, _ t_ „ 7 • And grief fa joy, all tears are widd away She now with Jesus dwells-- She's gone, . —0! hap- py spirit blest, The old council met oaFriday evening fist, the Mayo,- presiding. - Present, Messrs Gibbons, Iforton, Stewart, Ituaeiman, Cam- eron, Smith, Laoaard, Seymour, and Long worth. Oa the minutes oC last meeting being read, Mr. Ranciman said he considered. the motion of Mr.' feenetworth relative to the, rate•bill had not been entered' as understood when it was passed. Mr Longwerth had plaiii/y told. thein that the utmost rate -that ceald be imposed was 25e per quitter, and that the tact. was to havebeen exidaiaed when • .tke vote .was taken. This had not been.doae • and the -people had been deceived. Mr. LoneYrerth contended that the motion Wit_..4 perfectly correct., , After some futtltereoaversation, the min- • utes were -signed. COMMIntiCatiOn from Sohn' StewarcEsq, Barrister, Stratford, asking for payment of • an account for prosecuting*certaiu parties on behaffof the corporation, sdnie tea years ago, was read and bedered to be fyled: The Clerk reported that the vote oil the Rate Bill was yea a6, nay 311. Majority in favor of Free Schools- 275-. Report of Finance Committed- was _read and adopted. Inspector of Taverns reported that the amocintreceived for licenses during the year • past was $895, being an increase over the • „preceding year of $42.- - The hotels" Were all in rod:order except- .ing the Enniskillen. Dragoon, which was getting.too &pert of Street laspectOr, certifying that he had expended on street improvement -during the year exclusive et contracts, the ium of $888.66. • Account ofMr. Inatt for flour on -relief ; -orders, amounting to$133.3-5 was ordered to • boyaid.• • The Clerk read a letter from C. Crabb, Esq, stating that in conformity vrith the agreement between" himself and the special ,committee -of couneil he had drawn ni a deed .or the property which it was proposed to purchase from him, and demanding payment in full of the. consideration stipulated. in said _ agreement. In. ease of a refusat he wished • to know the -reason why. Thatlocument ITHS laid oveq and will probably be left as: a. legacy to the COITaCil. foe 1865. . , A number of accounts from various parties - were read and ordered to be paid, after which the Council adjourned. - raicsEyntENT.--As air, Robert Ferguson, Teechei of Brucefield So' hoot is. leaving that situation his pupils in token of their regard and esteem for their Teacher, presented him • Teiuniphaet through ihe-Lamb, 1 TO Him her victley flow ascribe, t'ller triumpls to,his-death." •She:s gone y AlaY Ije. who_ was -her strength, Sweet consolations, tiniely now iinpart, And aid,—to those w;liorn he haVust bereft Of one so truly dear: „ She's gone:, - Bet-e'el long we shall meet, If faithful unto Him who„was her gaidei- We shall with her and all recleem"d, • Rejoice before the throne. • - • She's eone . 1 • Thelos4d one's passed away, Her toilsand care of earth are o'er, The battle's fought and you.. INSOLVENT ACT or 1864, IN THE MATTER OF -THOMAS B. VAN - EVERY AND GEORGE RUMBALL • - DISOLVENTS. . THE Creditors of the Insolveets are -notie fied that they have made an assignment of their estate •and -effects iinderethe above Act to me, the undersigned Assignee, and they are required to- furnish me within two . . . months from this dale with thew damns, spem fying the security, if any, and the -value of it, and if none statine the fact, the whole attested under oath, with the vouchers in sup- port of such chums -Dated at the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, the Thirty-first- day of De- ceniber, A.D. 1864. B. GORDON, • Assignee. f [TOMS MOORE, Solicitors for Insolvents SHERIXTS SALRAir.TANDS.• United -Counties ofof i a Writ of Huron and Bruce, train' Expo nas and BYV:inndi --- To Wii: 3 Fieri Facies for residue, lamed out of Her Majesty's County 2COUrt. of the United Counties Iluroii and Bruce; and to me directed against the lands and tenements of Arch- ibald McNaughton, at the suit tit Patti Melones and Normal? McInnes 1 have seized and taken in Execution &the right, title and interest of the saidDefendant in and to Lot number Twenty-one in the Eleventh Concession of the Township. of. ICincardine, in the County of Bruce,' contaiutng one hundred acres, more.or less; which lands and tenementi1 shall offer for sale at my Offen in the, Court House lathe TQW11 oroo4cricl4on'Tnesday the Thirty-first day of Tannery next„ at the hour of Twelve of thre.k.lockinoon- JOItle MA.CDatiteriONAL.f1Dit 13411 • .. By S.Piii.toca, Deputykoriff, th Decemoer, 1 I _ w25 SleriVa Office, G 29 2 IMPORYNT NOTICE AV r • COgSattrt iNCE of the death of -Mr. M. m KATilguALD. the business heretofore carried on under th name and style.of Rob)G Runciman & Co I• 83 Et 0.:ILT .1ST_33-4 # :S, -em.strhe elosTe'-d*-en or before the . 1ST DAY OF APRIL, 1865, . , All partieS indeaed to Ilfe above firm are here - due on the by notified that Lill flutes and book accountsover -1st day of F.S.EVY next, wilt- be handed to their Solicitor tot colteetion. The :Awl: on hand will be soid . • . , - • - • OR SHORT CRFDIT;, . it consists of a late assortment of Ploughs, Culti- vators, Harrows; Straw CutterS, • such as are paid.in sliver, on which they wit! THRESHING M-ACH-INES•. only allow seven per cent.- "- rotrash- and augar-kettle;, waggon and pipe The exeetlence of the stock is well knOwn,and boxes, Tood _an opportunity for niaking AND SIGNAL. HOLIDAY PRESENTS T°Ys'.Tuy Books, Prayer Books of all- kinds, Church :Services, Hymn Books, ALBUMS, SAWCHELS Ladies' Companions. ORK-BOXES, WRITING -CASES CODE ST1NAS, .A.CCDC3a1.2DIMC.-"Zin. And various other articles, all cheap ; v:.ry suit- . • able tor 11:10LID AY GIFTS OaralVa tB@EIElEt Well laden with Presents- for the Little' Folks. IIICA.DCZTJA.RT'ECIR. 14• • - AT BUTLpSi Goderich. Dec. 18, 1864. BARGAIN DRY GOODS • • -1- AN,D JOHN FAIR & CO; TN order to effect a speedy :clearance- of their JL presrent large ----stock of DRY GOODS and READY. -MADE CLOTHING; will, during the next five Veeks--viz; from :this date. to -30th — • - November—allow t. DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT ON A LL CASH PURCHASES' 'ant buntinglo,NIVE DOLLARS,or-prare, eleept Cooking, Parlor &BOx Stoves ADYANTAGEOPS ,pURCRASES ! A goed .e?ond-band at the beginning of a scaSoa, does not -usually present itself. • - Corner of 731ark,et .SguarW e and West St and aim of Vachinery for (11.-ist and Saw -Mills. - All parties requiring.. the above art des -,;Goderieb, OetOber 2oth, 164' sw67 do welitO ezill and insPect the :dock at once, as the -v well get bargains- -R. B.T.P&CIMAN. —0— TX-reference to the above, B. Runniman Will - be prepared to 'carry on the business of •TIJE HURON FOUNDRY and contract' for the erectien of all kinds of 31a- ehinely aa usual...and will simply AG art, ULTITUAL IPLMENTS StaVes and easlinits,atieasonable ratesfer CA Ski. 'cr short credit.. ,• gederich, Dee. 21st,1364. ' 5w3.2w43 Stray Cattle. flAME into the Premises of the subscriber,' lot 18, 3rd con.,, Tuekersthith, -in. the middle of October las-t, 2 yearling heifeis and- one red yearling steer. One • heifer white,the othe•r red and white. The owner, is requested to prove prpperty, pay expenSes, and take them away.. • ' GEORGE -SPROAT. Tuckersmith,"Dee. 23rd, 12'6 4 w48 3L ADJOURNED -SALE - oF _ - LANDS FOR _TAXES THE balance of Lands unsold, will beagain 1. offered for sale on ••• Thursday, 2.7th. day 0:F ;JANUARYNEXT,' At the Court Rom, in the To enfof Goder- ieh, at, the hoar of 12 of the clock, nom!. _ JOHN MACDONALD, ShenfH. 4. B. Sheriffs Office, Goderich, 22nd Dec., 1864. .w4Dad • For Sale Chea l l oTS G., 8th con.:.c Brue; 10, 4th Ki lost; ; 9th con. 'Huron.. Apply to - - - C. CAMERON. -Coderich. October 28.1864.; svilfi SKATES SKATES!! AT rr II 40 S. II, 0 1) 1) V' C o . s . A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF SKATES, of every variety, etyle and patter? 11- The Cheapest and best e:er offered, and from the most celebrated inakets. A spleitek - collection of - tilE2.14L1P It Ng CID IL IL.• •IL. INIVAL "lEm*FiN „a Hangiog- and SiZe Lamps. Also, a lot of thole celebrated 4 oz. Chimneys. Gai: =WAS. New Fruits for Puddings, Nuts and Figs, • Wines, Branclies, .Gins, Ales .and Porters. / - for Holiday Presents; call and examiiie the Stock of PO GOODS PLATED cloODS; ' AT THOS., R_OtoDY & Co.'s, , Corner of pamns' 1310ek, and next door to Parker and Tattle's: N1L,S, .GLASS, AN D PU T -5L7 . Goderich December16th, 18e4. I*43 OD GREY COTTONS CHEAP AT rrii]E G-1.4.A.sc4-�w- Prints and Calicoes, chap at - TE GLASGOW HOUSE • Ileci and White= Flan e CHEAP AT, THE GLASGOW HOUSE Clothing, Vests and Over -coats CHEAP AT THE GLASGOW HOUSE, Teas, fine::. fresh and good ..CHEAP AT THE, GLASGOW HOME. The -Largest, Cifeapest and best Stock CII:Y • BOOTS AND._.SHOES IN=.T AT THE GLASJOW. gous,x, West Street, GOderich, �W, Dec.18,1864. D KERR, ;18., W7 'RUT!' GOOD AT THE amyl ON SALE CHEAP FOR CASH HE -SUBSCRIBERS have neatly completed their FALL AND WINTER STOCK„ which comprises almost every article necessary for the trade, vii CAMjai°the enclosure at* the late Old,lka it, concession 7, Colborne,- • itintbge first of September, a tied and Whiw He'.f r rising two years old, the owner it requested o prove profierty pay charges and take her away • ROBERT 3-f. INO, • colborne; Pee. 19, 1864. , • -•47.;3t suomm Provincial Assume Company. SPECIAL -NOTICE. • _ • - DoLKIEs effected with -this Company be- fore • - , • Mgt January, .1865,. - Will be entitled at the next division of profits to one year'a additional Bemis over those of later date. - ' DAVIDSON PARKER, Seeretary for Canada., • CANADA,: - HEAD „ OFFICE -- Toupin's Place D'Armes, Montreal. "Oe Agent in Goderich.— _ _ E. WOODCOCK. sw36-ad " • Debentures For Sale. NOTICE S hereby given, that ii`, ineetin,g of t e Mun. Icipal Electors of the Township of sborne willbe held in the Town Hall,' •n . ._— . Thursday)the 19th day of Januar next At 10 O'clock, ae me for the taking of a poll, to deci e Whether or not the folio ing By Law be adopted by such electors " WILLIAM EDMOA D, rp. Clerk, Us orne. Farquhar, Dec. 19th, 1864. -- ' - OFPERp3vill reeetved by the subscriberfot be the ourehase of $500 worth'of Debentures the Village of Kincardine, being for The pur- chase of a Public Cemetery. The Debentures are payable on tae•20th January,n68, one haye coupOnS attached for the payment of merest Avti yearly on the loth bays of January and Juy la l each year- - • . e - WM. SUTTON, Reeve. Lencardme March 29th, 1864 sw60-tt _ •!TiREQUIR AND -BY—LAW. fillIE undersigned, qualified Municipal Elea - 1 tors of the Townshipalgaborne, hereby requireithat a Poll be taken in term i of the Temperancelet of 1864, • to d terthine whether or not. the qualified Municipal Efee-... tors of the diaid Municipality will adopt, udder authority and for enforcement of the Old AO, the By -Law following,, which we herl,eby pose for their adoptionl.to wit: -- I - The Sale ofintoxicating-lattioni, and the issuing of Licensee therefor, is by the pres- ent By -low prohibited within theTirirdship of USborne, underauthority and torenforce- ment of the Teetperance-Lct of 1864.• k - • Witness our hands this Third day of 'De- cemberin the year of our Lord Gem Thoesand Eight Hundred and Sixty FOur. ' - • 1 (Signed„) DA.VID.P. "MeCIIOCKI ;IN, ; ' . _, and over. 30, otherkee:torie A true copy. ' . '•: WILLIAM ED310 ote.-.. iert-4t1 e-, T' n.. Clerk1 . US . , S, GROCERI S SHELF AND -HEAVY HARDWARE, •READT —MADE CLOTHING, FURS, Ladies and Gents' Felt Hats &c • • They wish particularly to draw attention to their stock of DRY GOODS, which POR -QUALITY 4.ND PRTCE CANNOT BE SURPASSED The READY MADE CLOTHING is most complete and watmfaetured in the Best and most Fashionable Styles. LADIES' FUNS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. 'Having importeel a large quantity of _ JJ�r -F1.11.0111 ! We lire enabled to sell them T PRICES 'WHI- Cli DEFY -COMPETITION. • Do not forget to call when in Town at the EIIITRIUV, aiid inspect their ek of Cheap °oat' ! Insolvent Act of 1864. ANDREW RonmilSON, plaintiff, VS. CHARLES WILLIAM P1CKFORD, defendant. AWrit of attachment has issued iu this cause of which all persons interested in the Estate of the defendant, and all persons hm•ing in their possession, custody or power any portion of the assets of the defendant, or who are m any way indebted to him are re quired to take notice. J. MACDONALD, SIteryi 11.4. E. By S. roLuice, Dep. Sheriff; -- Sheriff's Office, Goderich, 22ed December, 1864 sw32 41 NOTICE Ts HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting of the a Municipal Electors of the TOWNSHIP OF HEIGH Will be held in the SAool fldise, MeDon% gall's Hills, (Centre. Road4 on Saturday, the ph day of .Febrititry next, 1865, at 10', o'clock. A. M., for the taking of a Poll to decide whether or.not the following By-law is' adopted by such Electors. JottilttAW Tp Clerk; Godericlie Goderich.7'p., Dec. 24tle 1864 .COPY OF REarIsITION, drzt UNDERSIGNED qualified-Municipai Electors r of the Township of Goderich in the County of jrnion2 one of the UnitedCouaties of Enron -and Bruce, hereby regalia' that a Poll be taken in terms of- the Temper- ance Act of 1864, to determine Wheilier OT not the qualified Municipal Electors of thi Said Municipality will adopt, ,,under authority,. and for enforcement of said Actethe following which 11,•e hereby propose for their' - adoption, to it _ - The sale of Intoxicating Liquors- multi -It - issuing of Licenses therefor, is by the present-, By-law prohibited withia the Township of. Godericle Ccunty of Huron, °need- the Tlni ted Counties of Huron ad Bruce, under- aa. thorny and for enforcementof the Tank ' erauce Act of 1864::• Witness DIY hands this 24t1i .day of Deeem ber, in the year of our Lord one tin:amend - eight.hundred and sixty-four. - (Signed) -WILLIAM'McDOUGALL, - and over 40 Other Electors. -J - A True Copy. . JOHN SHAW, w49-11 •'Tp. Clerk. 1.C> ar X : Ts HEREBY- GIVEN, that a meeting of Le -the MuniciPal Electors of the ' TOWNSHIP • OF HAY WILL BE HELD • IN THE TOWN HALL! On Thursday, t7te Second -day of Feinit% ary next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. For the taking of a Poll to decide whether or not the following By -Law be adopted by th. said Electors- - ••' WILIAM WILSON, Township Clerk, Hay.- -HaY, 30th Dec., 1864. _• Copy of Requisi & ily Liu IT HE UNDERSIGNED, qualified fkIunici- J! pal Etectors of the Tdirmshig of &ye, hereby require theta poll he taken in terns of - the Temperance Act of 1864, to 'deterinnet • whether or not the -9,natified. Municipal Rift: tors of the said Municipality will adopt, nn' der authority and fer enforcement of the said Act, the following By Law, to wit: The sale of intoxicating Liquors, and the Wain°. of. Liceesestherefor, ts by the present By-leriv prohibited within the Township of Hey, meter authority and for enforcement eat the Temperance Act of 1864. - . Witness our hands this 8th day of Deer/ (Signed) E9RGE XcLEOD, and Forty-two others. A True Copy. • - WILLIAM WILSON, w49 -4t - Township Clerk, Hay. • TEACHER WANTED. - A Peacher holding a Second Clam .Cerfa• •L-3- feate wantedfor School Section W. D.) Ashfield. - Apply to •• - JOHN JOHNSTON, Seel. . - Dec. 23rd 1864, _ w48 -3t' NOTICE.—T his is to'forbid all persons front 4.1 harboring or crediting my -wife,. Joint Col -well, on my account, as she has left my bed and board without any just cause or provocation on my part. • , • JOHN COLWElle Goderich Township., December 23rd, 1864. w48 -3t* - FARM for SALE. • •••• .•••••••• pOltiALEEttst. half ofLot No 17, eon 3 Tewnshipel WAWAN081,1, eemPriabsiv_ _ ONEHUNIDRED.AORES, no Clearatifte. Tering liberal. Anty to •the ▪ - h;aecutors ofthe Estate of the late Win. Harris, - taingiinnonr..0. Dattgartniin, Oct. 1st, 18611. 1 w274t 14. •ToTRAYED late the premises of the under - _signed, Let No, 6, on Browns= Line, Township ofStanley, a -red and grey Steer. - about' three years old„.with- horns turned in over his face, and s piece cut off the maim; sidezt.each ear. The owner is requested to prove property, pay caption sad. Ssice away, • I ° JOHN igtiG. Ashfield, Jen. 204,1865. w504t • AN Al'I'LICATIONL • - WILL BE MADE to the Legiitaiare TI this Legislature of this Province, et its; neemeeting, for an Act to confirm s oerniia agreement entered into by, and' between the:, Buffalo and Lake lifiron Bsilwey CoulliaY '- and the Grand Trink Roway uorapsai Canada, nncl dated on or shcuttlielth dayo July, 18641 and for other purposes. ' • w504mais. They wisleto intimate to their customers owing accounts and notes that they are Compelled to insist en PROMPT PAYMENTS TO SUSTAIN TREIBIREDJI Gederiek Sept. 26, 1864, AND. SELL:: •01101)$ .1).KTIAPR.TA.-..419111., w12 QTRAY liSIFEE.,-Catne into tbiOnelo-1 la sure of the subscriber, 10.'1% eon, of Goderich. about four menthe ago, ab and white heifer, with a star on her fOrebdL cOminftwo. years old, The owner to prove property, payexpenem and away. . • MICHAEL X4.:GUIR,41 Janury 4th, 1865, - wg3t, STRAY COWS. CAeldi,onE,:eniciolbornikP eP,leamboisesutl'ilefthemidd- "bseflbekt of 020Z last, two -cows one red with white ram tifi other nearly alt white. The owner a reeeeeieel: to prove property, pay charges, ited resmoye, theeludene.• :18:C-.01AN stNeawavr.04tLala.r. Psa 1"vatDallisbore2Oaketbiontlailbdiastr4° 14.844., has four 'welsh:I her. The owaern preveherepaychs.rges and takeh-ei. BOAT FOUw.110:41,6, Lot 14, Lake ' 'Pece—ml,;;22nd 1864 ' • $49"414:14tit'