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State•nery T, 3. Moorhouse,
I ns.klvent Notice --John Feir.
Resiklenee for Sore F. Al.:mewing.
To summer X isaors ameas ceseee
N-tice to Contraetors - • .e. Armita&e.
N eice of tlnarei tense p Marie. 11.;:mee.
eeeteet Se:: of 11, -al leetatc P. G.
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tee,. ef Lee et NV:eel:eel - -Crown Lensl
Deotranee:.
a .10 of L ;ts at Port A:1;er: Cron it
Lankl P.:ears:neat.
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A lane slide recentlytook place about
,; miles from- Lima, in Peru, which has
;sleeked a river, the waters of which
hese se ;en to teal:tetra height of 109 feet
an.1 tereaten the town of Lima.
eeepeoh from, Bombay reports
klestrue:; to tlood.s in the Province- of
Agra, is lissrt, native houses were
sw eat assay ey the waters.
A few eats ago, 1;0,000 Japanese far -
mem e e in rebellion; but a two weeks
rain set in, when the rebels streck for
Cher respective homes at double-quick.
reeee was consapiently restored without
e shot being tiretl.
Mr. Jemes Baire,a Seetch iron master
has raid over to a body of trustees, to be
' called the letird Trust, balf a million
uninds. to be applied for religious pur-
! isesee in eennection with the Church of
: See tl
clasp:I:eh from Arkansatt, on Satur-
d17, says the steamer George Wolfe blew
; tie a: St. Francis Island on Friday, kil-
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line twelve rersons and woundiog fif-
Aug% 27, sl• teen others.
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A collision ea:erred on Saturday
moraine en the Great Northern Railway
S=Wer Mtge. at Itetferd near Nottingham, by which
e'er aline yeere pis: the asIvisalelit,-
el hevine laegtt wonmer hotel in
t ; -eerie% hes 'been talked oeer.
t ,wn ee every year be:eating mere eone-
re::y and feeouralo7y knewn A3 a
sant res -..rt during the selele:,t eeths.
-- !nothing, bnt the ine.1.• -eir.er of eer
neeemeklatien has peevented :aree
nnrelcers. frem Cenedian well as
Ameriean towns and e'eies, from reeert-
ine hither, 1-eferninately oer towns-
peeele, thenth ever reale- te talk nre
s: e- to azt. :end sersen after seas el is
alioweel - re s'ee eest wi:hetit anythine
1,eine done. There ie a. mevement on
f eot at present. liewever. wilieh we trust
result in seeerine :he desired ae-
1 elatien. Jelin Kirlepatr:ek. Et e.
t hem the 0...1 Ma-aland 'ilotel and
er ends belt nee has on several oeeasi, ns
, : hen.1 them ever to a Jeint
Ce:apeny a: a Ili: veleeti r.s
sz e1 in an enter -e -rise the keel.
2,1s r Lae new:- lweil tee; n
see ef. and n eliee t
e: h •te: he:tee:a he a: lest tleeieee.
: • eirn a tertion ef the ;le -lends
w, et t • . leree f .t hetela te his
• n -este rael erect a riva:e resieenee
teereen. Teis met- e stems te haee
ko. heed e eae eur teele:e. and Kr.
etriek hes; teen in,Ince3 t sus-
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N. We un..1,.rs:.1:•.,1 re are earties
Ape° ansaar f.e the s: ee in tee
toeeesed cevereante preeiled fee town
wla de its -share by ereretieg a to ,nus te
aid in the undenekinee The ine'aer
, erahably let sub:lee:el to fee 2,e:it-
eil rest Friday even'ae, when we trete
theywi:1 do their cletee I: is pr --sea
t A: a bonns ;ire, t eeent whieh
a 1,41aw aave to be sebmieted
thetete,:e. That tee iavestatent wetted
preset, remanera:ire there cat be no
(Leak. Toe trode • f G elerich will be
szeteusly effectel bv tee S wteera Ex-
tnsien ef the W. (i. aal 13.. Beilway
rota
_eat- , c:ntmeetien, realei: is oZ
e-; ceer besieese men thai
d rat
• Jieheer..s.• wee are tee:: et teetiemert
-- Theater roeatas, s:. •eld la
ate:ate:ale Weer. unless act is talseu
le et-I.:a Kirkeetrick will teen dee
se a .1.ecti la, by far fee best in tile
nelehbeerhet2, to his own use, and tee
etegetetun.ty of securing it. wit:. be lest.
L.:. our bueiness raea f..r (nee exert
tee:nee:yes and carry the sceeme to a
s oweesfel issee, anl neceseery let the
t •an ,war -t a Learal b- nes, exemptien
r en tamation, or weatterer else may be
etirel, and we riely seeere that great
deelieratum, increased hetet acceeneda-
den fer suran.er visitors-, ween which
tee proeperity of our teem se 11111C11 de -
tattle.
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Me Pacific Sc2.1:12'...
The Tory -papers pite-Aess to be exceed,
inely aaxious that the leestiee Railway
Scandal should be investigated under
eath and on thiegreend j uetifeethe awe eine
mow efh Ceerniesi tn. After all, it
. appears that Parlianaent can secure the
administration of an oath before its c.tm-
mittees in three diferent weys, sta:ed
by the Ghte follows,-"Firtt, it can t -r 'lie and expir.ed a Monday- evening
call in a magistrate to administer the Lee week -
is ree nted teenty lives were lest and
tea .ral remene iuree.
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LOCAL NEWS,
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A. 7: tew. t.Y ITEMS: °VAT
a ea lee: nee': will be found on the
feerea e tee. • •
Ace etlee r. -We endorstand a man
' nanied Cessekly fell out of a waggon
ele.:e mune up the harbour hill last
Frelay, and sastained severe injuries.
Ceeres t'tee es.- Cole's Dominion
: Circus will exhibit here on Thursday
: next. 'afewnoen and evening. It is a
Oanadian ombination and is highly
seoken of by our coutemp.waries.
A se: T. - A man named Setnuel
theeiie ie new in eel here. charged aith
AA% ; Ica t a,A8,1111t3 Leon-
, eles Peek tee the lkith and. leth tlf
teat. Ile will be lireueet before. Judge
T .a:s Loa ;ley or tw
Teeeeet W serer,: -Tenders are call-
; e.:1 for coastraetien of the Beick,
w.,od and [eon work connected
Cie Interaational Salt Co.s works
te oderieli. See advertisement. The
, se hare th; ir derrick erected end are
ilhoey t push things.
j • Cioente. Lee e -a. ---Jelin Brown, the
ert e el:rester ••t Theron, has ar-
m:lee-1 t -rt Chinese laborers to
the eentraets he has in hand
en tee V•heend Canal. Should he of)-
! ...n t.„ r t. ntracte on Goderich
Here et- we nosy probably see sumo of
h:s Ce:cr.i.-1`.s working here.
Sze: ir tepee -T. -A man mined
Mae,: era Mweesen met with a very
t• ?:. •14 ace: Ent at the harbour on
raersley Lett. He wa.s eneaged in as-
eitone ; anlea 1 a reeseh when by some
melee; a seer fell. striking him on the
el 1 aal eireine hen severely. We
en:ere:nal He is in a fair way of reeov-
e3..y.
' 7ritavrevr, :.1.,".:•, rzwael.ile .i•fairliiye aSiolutthhe legrai dlinrigh,of„
1 T:!?. Cr. ire. -A person wee travelled
teis C enty las: week and who is in the
leted-. - .:: In. rine eh let considerably, says
the crors are bet:et th In they have been
f e• t xeler yeere. lit everything except
hey the vield lute been most abundant.
Tee we oherh s • been very favonrable for
be 'n 11,-.:, el in exeellent cendition.
Symes, the
eeemer eeetinatater of the steamer
e et tne Beatty line, was recent-
ly prte:nted with n meenificent plated
wa:er c 1nsistine k,f pitcher, salver
an 1 t ereblets, by the passengers under
charee on a recent trip to Lake
Se -aerie:. The Beatty line is fast gain-
ing pepularity, and no wonder with such
.-;:ie:ere as Cap:ain Symes.
Cive• Ho e:Dee.-Yesterday was teen-
er:A:le- e.bserved ae a holiday in accord-
ance with a preelainatien issued by the
Mayer. The event of tho day was a pic-
nic and ball held at Mr. Bitigham's gar-
dens bv the Odd -fellows. As we were
cblieel to have onr ferns ready for press
.-•n Monday night, in order to give our
?tends the beneet of the heliday, we are
compelled to hoed over further particu-
lars, as well as the latest news, till nekt
OBITraftY..-We rezret to anaemic
:ea death 'of Mr. Edward U. Sayers
Irether-in-law of R. II. Kirkpatrick
Eve, and himself a late resident of thi
tewn. Mr. Sayers left for Chicago by
sommer a sheet time ago, and ithen o
laceinetv w proetrated by a stroke o
ohlysis. The boat put aohoro and
nelice/ aid wet summoned, after which
31r. Sayers preceeded IiiS destination
end thence Lente to Caynza, where he
hae been resitting for some time past
He areal -telly saalc frem the effect of the
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oath ; second, it can pass an Act empow-
ering thamembers of any specified Com
mittee to administer an oath ; and, there,
it may address the Crown asking'that
one or mc,re members of any Committee
may be created Royal Cometteeitmers for
the purpose of adraireheprieag the oath.'j
As a Parliamentary Committee is the
proportribnnal to investigate the charges
it is not at all probable Mr. Huntington
will appear before the Commission, com-
prised as it ia of thee° Tory judges, who
have atready been closeted with the ac-
cused and no doubt received their in-
, t atrections. Acoetyof the Commission has
been sent to *Mr. Huntington with a re -
'pest fur him toappear beforeit,wit'h hie
witnesses, at Ottawa, on tbe 4th of Sep-
tember- It isnot likely he will do so,
but will trait till Parliament meetwe hoe
the charges can be inwestivated in the
proper way.
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In4=tirj. Tribrinal.
An Ottawa despot** says, -"Judges
Polette and Day arrived het° last night
and Jeyege Gowan Chili morning„ and
were cfieeseted all this afteenoen with Sir
John A. Maedonald.ne
We dlought this Royal Commission
was to be an lmpar fatal tribunal. Fancy
a criminal being closeted with the 'jury
who aro to try him. Bet the "white-
washers"- must receive their instructions
as to what evidence they are to aeLnit.
This Royal CORIMi88.1011 business is a
perfect farce. We do not see how Mr.
Huatington can appehr before them and
if ruinaour be c,orreet helloes not intend
to.
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The triae of the Tichborne Claimant.
is dill draggeing- its-slowalefigth along
On Thuredeay fait Mt. Kobe*, the lead-
inz counsel for the defence, concluded
his address. lo the ju.ry. -He commenced
tospeak omthe 22.td of July, and has
occupied the -atteniion of the Court
every claY witli the exception of
---- the usual adjournment froii Saturday
extra adjournment
o 5th' of Au -
Tete H }P.E.arl"--We tunleretand the
government are having prepared as
rapidly.a3 possiele, plant for the further
improvernent.of Goderich harbour, and
tenders will shortly be called for. The
prre,eeed improvements include the
buieline_ of docks, the extension -of the
breakwater to the beach, a cut below
Galt's Bill as an outlet for the river, the
repair ef the damage done te the new
pears last spring and the dredging of a
large additienal area. With these im-
provements preperly carried out, our
harbour will be secenti to none on the
Ltkee.
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Sete toe Lors.- As win be seen by
onr adyerti.e.ing columns, the Govern-
meot of Ontario inteud diepoeing of a
large number of Town and Park lots at
Port _Albert and Wingham next month.
Tne villages were originally laid out by
zevernment and a larg,e proportion of
the lots still rdrnain on their hands. The
sale at Pert Albert will take place on
the 9th and that t Wingham on the
17te of September. We wonder if our
Frog. contemporaries will raise as great
a heel about this sale ea they did over
the sale of tim-ber limits on Lake Hu-
ron.
Foer WILLIAM. -The bar at the mouth
of the Kaministaqua River, Lake Su-
perior, is now dredged out, so that
steamers c.sn land at the Fort. The
Munituta was the first veseel to effect a.
la.uding at that point, whith she did en
her last trip. It had been previously
announced that the captain of the first
passenger steamer which reached Fort
William should be presented with two
town building lots of land,. the one by
Messrs. Oliver, Davis ke Co , who have
large lumber establishments in the neigh-
bourhood, and the other by the Mc-
Kellar Brothers, residents of thet fort
and noted explorers, of the country.
Captain Symes accordinglrwas present-
ed with the lots. We trust he will make
a good speculation Out of them.
As3minr.r.--A number of the boarders
at Writelit's Hotel, as a return -for the
attention shown them by certain of the
'towns -Teeple, gave an assembly in the
large dining room of the hotel on Thurs-
day evening last, to which their friends
here, as well as a number from Strat-
ford, Seaforth, Clinton and other places
were invited. The. ladies who had the
affair in charge spared no pains to make
the entertainment a success, which it
proved to be in every respect. The
room Was handsomely decorated and all
the other arrang9ments were as perfect
as could be desired. Every one who
was present appeared to enjoy them -
Selves and expressed their obligations to
**ladies for having spent such a pieu-
Toning.
CAtooeu.-For the vast week
Trunk Elevator hat been kep
nil night discharging
, -principally corn
rush
arid railway
ery- busy- dissharging
very -Urge vessels
t week, the Home
saul. thelfahtedwith
are the.. largest
Werra thialtarbour,
'miring been wale-
busbelso -The cargo I
90 ears to eonvey 4
alvistligtears,
of chsr
ste obi* to
Tho nosforth Tragedy:
FULL PARTICULARS OF THE pants.
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seemed to shun society; never heard
him threaten to take his own life, but
have hoard hint speak very •1,bisoly
about those things; after he stoppekl
livin4 with ino I heard that. he temesion-
ally became the worse of liquor whoa in
contpany; about •t NO years ate, ho te)1•1
mo that he was ramie these melancholy
tits were going to deed his mind.
John 51cMillan, father of elery Scott,
worm Mary Seote's wile living
in Detroit; she had been living with hint,
but for -some tittle been staying with
me, being in bail Isettlth, but settee her
arrival was recovering; in- writing to her
linsband had urged tomtit) to Cana-
da aud take a school; hu had ocesipied
the position of teacher iu Canada; had
frequently urged • him to again keep
school, but as teaching had not agetted
with hint, he always relused to comply
with nty wishes in this respect. [A
letter was hero road by witness ivhich
had been received by Mrs. &tett from
her husband. The hater showed ScoLCS
aversion ta school teaching, bet in it
he said that for her sake he Weida re-
turn to 'Canada, if the Egmendeillo or
No. 1 Tuckersinitle school email be got
for him.- Hu also intimated to his wife
that if he teethe to Cenada, he would re-
quire to borroiv a small sum of money
from her father to (nimble hie) to tin Illy
settle up his altars Detroiel After
receiving this letter she asked me whet
to the; I told her the best thing ;vas fer
Robert to write to Mr. Dewar, the
School Insp_ector; she then talked of
goink team; elm Dewar; a week ago she
chatig,ed her mind, and said she would
reit go to see Mr. Dewar but would go
back to Detroit, and would write to her
husband to that effect; after I learned
shwintended going back to Detroit, I
spoke to -herself and told her I would see
Mr. Dowar, and she might send a letter
to her husband, as 1 would give
her tho mono 1r her husband sail
he would reiptiee; she said. she would
not take tho money, but if t was goine
to see. 'Ur. Dewar, she would wait and
see the result; I went and saw Mr. Dew-
ar; Mr. Dewar told mo Witt Eginone-
rifle and Section No. 1, Tuckersmith,
wanted a teacher; consulted with Mr.
Dewar and Mr. Shaw and concluded to
try Egmondvillo; then I went to see
Mr. Jacksomone date trustees. Mr. Dew-
ar wrote a letter reconitionoliug Hobert
Scott as a teacher for Egimindville
school; Mr. Dewier said the recumniew
dation hit had given . was such as he
would give to few teachers; Mr 'Dewar,
Mr. Shaw awl myself went to see trustees
of Egmendville school"; I hamlet' Mr.,
Dewar'i letter to Mr. J ackson; .Mr. Jack-
son enquited if I knew what salary he
wanted ; I said, no; Mr. Jaekson tele-
graphed Rohert Scott, asking him if he
would teke at the rate of eti50. and if so
to come tu Eguetudville on Thursday
evening; heard no more till Feeley ; on
Friday went to Mr. Jackson te learn
what waS the result of tile ineetiee;
Jacks.,n sleeved ine reply front S'eot soy
ittg he weals' aceepesalary, and if he Wes
to dome Eemi .1
ot_v...o oil Thtireility
answer; 3Ir. Jiteks.nt did u anewer the:
telegram: Mr. Jackson s•tid tee trueteee
would take no feather acti,01 until Men -
day, and I wits to teleeraph to hen and
get hint here or get aforited meelice:ion
from him; I telegraphed te hint an I told
him to come to Egmenilville before .Alele
day afternoon, the 18
ta ; whelk came
teem:, I was stirprised to leant feet' ene
boy, who had heen at kinhurn, th
Scott was at his father'e; his e. ife feel
gotta over to see lain; me wife wished
her tu wait till I came home, :eel the it
she could take word to eltint of what I
Ithelione; she did not wait, however, at
she said she feered he mutt he sick; on
Saturday inernine 1 sent ledeat. Sa t
letter. [This letter was re el by wittiest.
and 'wee merely aeettentent tt het
been done whit referenee to ge•Wiee hi in
the school.] The boy who eirtial thielet
ter returned and t;,1,1 me that his sheer,
3Irs. Scott, would le ever iit a
while; they did net arrive; ono of in%
boys left lit,me to go. to Kinhurn :t'ion: 3
o'clock, and had gone into Mr. .t,tillev's
skop, whero Mr. Scott, Sr. works; Air.
Scott asked if Roliert and :lce:htse,1 hat
got to her father's; when the boy replic,1
in the nieeative Mr. Scot t eeid they lied
left his prace abeet 10 o'cleek to g, z
ray place; when the bey returned lie tel.
me of this; I almost ittimedietelv wein
Kinburn err. Scutt's; saw MP. tete t
and his dauehter, wle• bete tole me telt
deceased had left atietit 10 ketaak with
the intentieieef going to my phote; I e ,11 -
vented with eIr. Seott for nearly an
hour; Mr. Scott's kiteelitor wee
in Mr.Sa•ttee hones when lee; at
and his wife left; elm ateel It ahrt,
leavitte, weele he eo tote- ,.
mere•wt He repeal, "jet, if 1 :int ill
Helene I will he bate teenerrew ;'' 1
remember of sayine t- I ?•11.. SC,Itt thee
somethine wrong must letve lieppened :-
Mr. Scott replied thet it wee
anything could hese: liaepened, anti h
better wait till Sunday ; titially c •ti -
eluded that they hael either -gone to Wal-
ton to see 3Ir. Seats, who w.ts irfti •
mate friend, or had gone t.t see atehit
Egmondrille school, or about a Irmeeee
live in ; came home abeet 10
and on itny way paesed about It) or Pe
rods from where I found the iafant en
the following morning, but heard tie
noise ; under the circumstamces, myself
and family felt uneasy ; about 2 o'clock
in the moraine my dog made a mdse.
got up but colic't1 heal. nothinteand- went
back to bed ; I got up in the morning,
Sunday, about sun -rise and went fur iny
cows ; in going for the cows heard a
noise, but -after listening, did. net hear
noise repeated ; ori arriving back with
the cows heard a similar noise-, but after
listening heard no mitre ; Proceeded
about 4 or 5 rods whenethe tease was re-
newed, and knew it at once to be the
voice of an inant crying ; went to where
the -noise ptoceeded fi•om aed saw the
infant sitting up, and crying es hard as
he could ; proceeded back to the he use
with the infant-; near where I found the
infant there. was a -shawl lying ; met my
family on road to house; gave the ipfant
to family and returned to svoods .; after
getting near to where the bodies were
found. iound Robert Scott's pipe ; pro-
ceeded some distance further wheu wek
found the bodies lyine ; returned do
the honso and apprismrneighbora ; re-
turned to the seene with Mr. . Scott,
father of Robert ; when we got to them
we noticed that Mrs. Scott's arms and
breast were bare ; both heads had been
lying oti his coat; took her jacket, which
was lying near her feet, and placed it
over their faces ; afterwards on leaving
ground found first traces of blood where
I found shawl at fence. near. where we
found the baby, saw indications of a
struggle; my impressionis that the -baby
had crept a distanco of 10 or 12 yards ;
the blood marks. were visiele all the way
from this.placo te where the bodies were
fouTnod.
Jurors -My fiest impression was-
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that they had mutually consented to
commit the deed and had left tho baby
to be discovered ; but on finding marks
of sttuggle, had abandoned this idea,and
came to the.conclusion that her husband
had used violence ; I still believe from
what my daughter had previously stated
to MC that herselLend her husband had
ever been on tho most amica,ble terms.
Gilbert McMichael, sworn : Am a far-
mer of the township of Mullett, and a
distant relation of the deceased; am one
of the first- who saw the bodiese Mr.
McMillan sent for me about 8 ceolock
Sunday morning • when I proceeded to
the woods I saw kr. Scott and Me. Mc-
Millan sitting on a log, about 30 yards
from the bodies ; I tracked blood marks
from where thebodies were found to the
fenee, where the. first struggle had ap--
parently taken place ; at tho fence I saw
Pools of blood and indications of a great
struggle having taken place ; there weie
no marks of a struggle -where the -first
blood was seen, but did see such marks
about eight or ten yards from where_the
first blood was seen.,
Dr. King, • of Seaforth, sworn : The
marks of external .violence _upon the de-
ceased, Mary Scott,_ were three Wounds,
ono upon the right side of the neck,. an-
otherupon the right arm above the bend
of the elbow, and the third on' the left
arm above the' bend of the elbowl the
wmind upon thanetk. was inches in
langtk and- thretkplarters- of an ineh in
depth.; theta -On' artery lay at: the -bot-
tom- of this. wound, but Wita UninjUried
'they* Was out more than half through;
tbo Wennd. en vight,teon..wen vier -ter.
ofantneti 'inIengt14 but 41.0.--Veettele. Of
inipteitanee :Itereectit I:the:v.004 Open
the.Ieft eieneeWaattiviel, .appearint
.1Chtar-infw Mtah, With .the...*int.nf,h
'knifel.' - hnOWthh*O.M0.0n- "the
weUld,ta•:t,nif6eientloeaaso,Aeatli'.thO,'
.4144triP WerainixMless _4000W 4niglif
110.0i,.-Thtt trent :WhOre Wia'firat,
found lo wheth.the hod ' watiOnndi.'
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( Front our special con espondcrit.)
Tho following particulars, from- our
special correspondent, of tho dreadful
trageety which occurred near Seaforth
last noel:, a short account of which wo
gave in the Smut. of Wedtiesday last,
041110 tO hand just too late for last issue.
It will still be read with interest by
those who have not seen a full report of
the terrible occurenco,-
A painful tragedy has just been °e-
nded in •Hullet. It -seems that Robt.
Scott, lato teacher at.Berno in Ilay, but
latterly a resident of Detroit from which
place he returned on Thursday last,
murdered hie wife, a daughter of Mr.
John McMillan of Mullett, under the
following circumstances. His wife lied
came home ft-om the States for the bene-
fit of her health and' had been stayiue
at her father's for three or four weeks,
McMillan had been trying to get a
school-- for STU; as tho murdered wo-
man it seems wanted her husband to
comeback to Canada, McMillan had got
the promise of the' Egmondville School.
In the meantituo Spott returned rather
unexpectedly on Thursday morning last
and instead of going to his father-in-
law's place whet° his wife was, it seems
proceeded towards Kinburu on the mor-
ning in question .(Thursday),but strange
to say did not arrive at Ins fathers home
in Kinburn until Friday morning at 4
o'clock and then somewhat the worse of
thou according to his father's state-
ment. Hes wife hoard he had arrived
and wont over on Friday evening to see
hien anti had her child with her. They
stayed all night in old Mr. Seott's and
on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock they
stetted in company fur McMillan's,
where they did not arrive. McMillan
it seems was somewhat anxious and sent
to Kinburn to see if they were there
and found they had left_ at 1G. The
day passed away and night came and no
word of Scott his wife and child. On
Sunday morniag McMillan heard the
cries of a child -proceeding from the
wood near his barn as he was bringing
home his cows. He proceeded into the
woods and found the child and a shawl.
brought both hotne and then with
his son- Walter went to search for tho
father end m Aber and found them botk
lying with their throats cut, between
two rotton logs, in a hollow place. ife
then sent for Dr. Campbell of Seaforth,
Coroner, who proceeded to the spot with
a constable but at, it was Sunday no In-
quest could be held, but he examined
the ground, the blood marks and the
wounds and then ordered the bodies to
be removed to McMillau's residence. In
the meantime the news spread in all
directions and large numbers visited the
scene of the bloody tragedy. At one
time there were it is calculated over 100.
on the spot. The Inquest was opened -
on - Monday at 10 o'cloak, first on the
body of Mary Scott then on the body
of her husband. The proceedings oc-
cupied, the whole day until nearly 9
o'clock at night. Dr. King was request..
ed by the coroner to make an examin-
ation of both bodas which result is as
follows. The murdered woman had a
deep cut on the right side of the neck
sufficient to have caused death. There
were also cuts on the arm in the neigh-
borhood of the principal blood vessels.
Suott had wounds on both sides of the
neck, the one on the left side failiug to
cut the blood vessels, but the one on `the
right severing both the arterly and vein
of the neck, which must have caused
death almost instantly, Ho had also
tints ou his arms near the- blood vessels
of that part which however had failed
to reach them. He was also mutilated
on -the private parts and the knife
smeared with blood was found as it had
evidently dropped out of his hand aa
death had forever relaxed his grasp.
His coat wae under his wife's head and
the upper part of the body was divested
of its covering. From the spoh where
the child vow found to where the
bodies were found was 70 yards
and the blood was traced all the
way between the two pointe and at one
place there was evidence of a severe
struggle,the ground having been literally
ploughed up with the mark's 'of boots.
The Coroner gave every epportunity for
a full investigatien,calling any witnesses
who could cast light on the subject and
chsrging the the Jury at the conclusion
of the evidence in "both cases."
The billowing is a detailed account of
THE INQUEST.
On 3Ionday morning tho following
gentlemac were sworn in as jurymen; D.
D. Wilson, foreman: C. y. Dale, W. E.
Caldwell Sloan John Hinchley Rob -
area Campbell, D. McGregor. Sen., D.
McGregor, Jr. Thomas Stanley, John
Thompson, iobert Thompson, W. H.
Brown, George Cope, James Sutherland,
Samuel Dotrence and John Williams.
The Jury, after being folly instructed as
to their duties by elm Coroner, proceed-
ed to view the bedies, and the scene of
the tragedy. After this was concluded,
the following evidence woe taken. The
first case proceeded with' was that cf
Mary Scott:
EVIDENCE IN THE CASE OF MART SCoTT.
Robert Scott, father of the deceased
mane sworn: Am a shoemaker in Kin -
burn; Robert Scott came to my place on
Friday morning. about half -past 4 o'clock;
I asked him if he had been at Egmond-
vile and he said no; he said he did not
think he evotild teach that school, but
perhaps he might, he did not know yet;
said he was tired and sleepy and would
go to bed; went to bed immediately and
lay till about 11; at noon, when I came
into the house. he was still there; at 5
o'clock Mr. McMillan's son Walter came,
into my shop, and afterwards weut down
to my house to see Robert; my daughter
told Robert that Walter McMillan was
in the heuse and ho had better eome
down and see -him; he, Robert complain-
qf being weak and did not come down;
Walter went home and told that Robert
Was at witness' piece; Mary Scott, on
hearing that her husband was at my
place, came over getting to my place
about 8 o'clock; Ihrs. Scott stopped over
night; did not notice any quarrel or dis-
agreement between Robert and his wife;
did not witness meeting between Robert
and his wife; Robert received a letter
Saturtlay morning from Mr. McMillan'a
youngest sou: he sai& he thought
McMillan wonld do, something
that day towards getting a school for
him; my daughter replied that he had
better see about the school himself; he
ai4 that• was a fact, and prepared to
leave. and himself and his wife Immo-
diatelyleft with the intention ofgoing to
McMillan's; this was about 10 o'clock on
Saturday; we heard no more of them
until about 5 o'clock, when one of Mr.
McMillan's boys, who happened to come
to Kinburn for the mail, said they had
never got to their place; the boy went
home and told that they had left my
place to- go to Mr.tMcMillan's in the even-
ing. Mr.MeMillancame to our place and
said that they had not yet reached his
place, which Caused us all alarm, and we
thought something must be wrong; even
then witness thought they might still
have reached Mr. McMillan's house in
his absence, and, as it was too late, con-
cluded to do nothing further till morn-
ing; about 7 o'clock Sunday „morning
John McMillan came to our place; his •
first words to me were, our worst feare
have been realizeda he stated that he
had found the child and took it honee
and then had discovered the bodies. I
feared something of this kind the night
previous; I then went with Mr. Mc Mil-
Lsu to where the bodies were.
Te a Juror -When he CS010 honie,
Friday mornieg, thought he had been
taking liquor; had a knowledge of his
being lew-spirited before, and did not
like his alipaatanee; my iinpression when.
my daughter tokthim Walter McMillan
wantsd to see him was that he did not
want to be distarbedi. and not that he
did not want, to ape, the ; :during the
eta Robert Scott and his wife at my
, Putt no dissgreiment between
them, bat on the contrary, they seem
alt.* agief,ohie With each other; he said_
lad ba4 arrived at Sesferth at 8 o'cleck
on Thursday morning, and that Mr had
taken sick, and itin ia-tho woo& Until
the time ,he Myna 'to my place on Fri,
'where_ hp. hal 'kap& froth. the finte he
left the cars Sesforth. till he camOto
174.)11011efee uty daughter told Me that
Fkiturclay morning; his with -Wain nty,
di morning; lr haveno knowledge of
a law Robert sharpening ti knife on
woo at flail:be; ehe was toe confiding
and 44 not sequoia him of his weak.
reates; sew la Weis been subject
te its of atektaeltekri we, ,sow--
*mei I bibs&
tootle WO" Hy whim ot
on the lifft arm looktel al if it hid been
,lone witlt etriking me:Lima-the point of
e lotife,j the one on the right Was! cress.:
wag rod might have been receiver' in
toll -defence, . but do not think flO front
the faci that to pentlnee such rt wound in
etteli llrannor, .the knife would either
have t bo hold very solid or heeto to be
-ery sheep.
To J hrors -Do not think tho wound
on thoefright arm youhl yield eufliciont
ilooll tie leave -a traek of blood same as
hat vitaihle, the out on tho neck, how-
ever, itollIti gliall suffielent blond to do
this ; there were no contusion of bruises
et thJ, holy other than the) irtjuries re-
fer'll...°1:11elitctotted the evidence) in this came
•
when dolt of Itebert Scott was -at once
proceeded with, the saline jury having
been sworn in for both Ca308. Tlio first
witnetsoelled in this C3.10 Was Dr. Icing:
EVIDENCE IN THE Vtell OF ROBERT. scow.
Dr. K big, of the village of Seaford).
teetitied : I made an examination of the
botly of Rebert Scott, anil I fistula a
wound on the right side of the neek ;
another wound on the heft side of the
neck i a 'small. woend on the left. arnt
above the bend of the elbow, and aleo an
iimiseld wound 031 the penis ; die woimd
on Hit right Sae of the melt was au he
elate! wound, tfiai alit! tlirOO-milarter
ince ce en lvog111, and ono and one-quar-
ter Nell inelepth, and both of the hiree
vessels were Revered on the right siee; on
the btft side the'woaitel was a punctured
-woulo, ono unit ono -fourth inehue in
!emelt], mil ono half hell in depei, anti
was ijos;dei.,4 to the 'ergo blood vessels,
which. were not cut ; there was no com-
munation between the two wounde ;
the Qi110 was on the right stile and the
°thee on the left ; the wound on the pe•
nis was about one-quarter inch in lenetle,
seveeing the foreskin and posterior se le
stanee of tho urethra ; the posterior wall
of the urethra. was eeineived for the
length of about one -eight of tut iiiche
the simnel on the left anti MIS trivial;
and resembleil that on the left aria of
the woman ; the emend on the right side
of the neck was the ono wheel canted
dente ; t•liese were the only marks of ex-
ternil violence 1 found ; th o right hand
was eear the penis, mid the oants were-
opent at that part ; the left sliert sleeve
. was willed. tip ; this right wa.; net ; the
tail I f the, shirt %Vas 10.tt eta. .
To J u roes : There is an artery in the
vieleity ef the wound oa the woe of
. eeett, also of the women ; tee we ends
weed aeross where the artery was, but
the 5-outols were net deep eiemell ; had
they bed), thee weiild li eve beeu sufli-
eieni to cause death ; the e-olin,N tot th,
ntan.ana woni:nt bore an ex.ect similarity
to teteloother, except that the wound
on tee right setts of the man Was much
laruie te.en the woune on this right side
.%‘,!at3liforowtiiiiib0T,ainti;litclinflonr.1,0tairnad, aolnot
)1:- IS 'pile:11,11 t':
art/Aro:10y deeignerlle; he could net pos-
sible! have neele tide wound atter the
weeeil ',tithe rielit silo of the •neek; the
rielit hend g tve rho inliattien of kw-,
ie..; 601,1 Ow knif..: trio wo111171 011 tlit-•
lefeiiiile of Wei twee was ni ets the natare
ef a rale wise.. th item the reeit side
was a cut, in tle from the be • k forte. ird. ,
‘ililter efeefillen, 11 1:1 Of elr, Jeer,
)1e:Ntillart. told brothor•of tibt 51,,c,sased
Af•zry Se.itt. tostili5b1,... \Vent with My
father 1 1 wli,sro the chil-1 was fonntl:
whcii arrit in!, 11,.ir OW fonee we found a
eipet• we thee seeich lee, the leith n
iilll'i wliVa: 1 w ti Ct.) lirst e, see the
ealiee. en I me f oil o vets alongside of
t
tim...; ii•.. went up -'to tly:
lite et the
e•eliee, an.I :the: leek ing at theen, turnee
tad 'mune lietee: at lir al 1 knee-, the
aecetteel. lived lieenonieti•ily teetelter;
-um )-• a awe e) :et 1 I li xvii net healer
i'!etti there wee ....le. ititoksef vedette.; on
tee ?WI; I '.1.‘" 11 I 1/'.11:141.1 c•Mt:Ljaillg
..1pirt ...:: 'j w.0 S!•.! t (.13 weree of 'littler
eticalive.y.• tre :::,,, tett wover since:
krr qv no;;tiii...; . f h •tv l•••:calt Cothitiate.1
hire, If ie th • eekt, .; weer saw synie-
. 1' . , „
;,.;aa• ol in eanal ey or- ill, Iney alerat
Se ,tit. .
. Wi..•rt i'.1e..1i,..11,t.•1 s•vorer, ;Ile tie_
prt"eeen is tat: Wet rteutels 011 tetett
were. 0.,:.1.11:,6 1 'as 1,i. ia..11.
.1 ii!Iii S. v..i'l i of Ilia I.:ill:Lt..:
elf I Rie'etee, 11 tees-a:Pa, tettified
I eve I:. •leat. e tit: en Set:inlay mornine
;il000t t 0 e', --,,-k. e ening front the selli,,,i
erelitel at Kileenel, with his Wife, an.1
they •walkal alene the road to the cheese
etetime; L. watehA t,i 8...:ri whether they
went acress to .1 .i1.3 le!,IiIlitil.s; she
was: carryine th i halo-, and ho wee
walking alone:ad,. ef her; they turtle( fe-
el thwaril 3Ie :till tn's; I did not sp ak
to -hither Sc at or bit wifee del net 0-
tiweimythiog Sfra'1.4.3 ie their condi t;
I
See Cs-fateter ti•M e..• :hat he was me ...l-
iter tis s -,n 11,,liert's Iltocs, as he intend-
elStir•ienl.41 :•t:Ct'aS•-•":::,1.1.:s ;.ifi'••• • ;f I let wi biota, t es -
ti li el: Saw 1: klent ece1t come felt of his
fete •r's hoteoe en Freley eb eitll o'clock .
A.. Atte nel totle in 'he eereen; though!'
he leetel ttret ;.., and remarked the,
:dale 1.., th,.• lit;'.0 _:::'.; :to •sa.'.1,ce 1 to the
lent ii.i ,,i' :.11,7; ,.; ;7.1 :1, and lay down no
aerial} :5-,•,.."e•tr.o• ai ir te r :41.. Iiii,11P,.]!if;
%r11,11 1 .;',:,:•v,...1 II; la h.. was abeut four
nells fri,.11 me; 1: i 1.,ott,.•1 into Inv el,or
.forlalenit five ntintitcs, but did not
ed ,eranee atel peculiar; when ho crone
je
epe 1/4: thie was when I. threight he look -
of tit i hense alit lo,'.ael areend, 1
see ".e.ete-ri. must have foreetten IL e
aptiearance of the piece." .
Rebert Scott; father of tho deceased.
teslifiad: It is my impression that my
soie has italic:tee tee woends oe himself
by :his own hand.; well° my son was ill '
tine States I received no lettere feels;
MO which lead me to suppese thet he
was unsteady-, or that hie mired wits tine
son'utl, except that he frequently chang-
ed eis employment; ' this, howevey,
might not be his heat; he brought hoffie
iiiikliiiti ft valise., but it contatned no
cepit a fehi trival articles of wearing a '-
letters or moment:1de, and nothing, et -
peel; my son was slightly out of leis
lilted two years ago, mid since that thew
I litre hail suspicions thee he wits net
rig t in his mind; -I. thought it stranee
thee Ile ilid not go to efettlillane; eb see
-hishvife before he came to my place, bat
dell not express myself so to him; lie was
of 4 peculiarly impuleive nature, ebbing
awl flowing; sometimes overjoyed, and
at ether times depressed; the kr.owledge
of this leil me to fear that sole ething
wring bad It a i ;Dowel whets I heard on
Satleirday nielit that ee !me not- reached
.hozhe; hems hoard him justifo self-de-
etrectien as a inillitsoatishio8f it,es,:snens: jeg,,nr,elaienvd-
ed from persenal diai mities.
tom( the eody
iohn Lee, constable., testified: He
upen examining tee peckete found re
poeket hook cent:einem it; 10, Ainerican
motley, a plug of teeacco, a lead pencil
am. tee, lettere, one fer iier. McMillan,
nei her of whieh have iany bearing on
thite ocabsco;
t Ferguson, of Brucofield,soliool
to:teller, teetified; NVitsim intimate friend
of the deceased prior to his golog to the
Stete.s; prevents to Itoeurt Settles com-
rneecing It, Leech selmel, assisted hitn to
prepare for. bis tirst examinetiim about
fon.
oil
years ago; the first peculiarity I
no 'cod ift Lint were hie great abilities i I
ini d; have heard ' hint discuss self: -
destruction and, under certain eh-tie:m-
g:410es, justified it; at the time of these
diseussioes, had no idea that his. argue
meets hed any reference to his own cir-
curestances; I considered him yery cc-
cetitric; for aught I know, he may' heve
de deletion as be did, merely for the sake
8:4 Tossed hinesolf out the sueject of self -
of ezunm4enitiiiian,
father-in-law of -the
-
ly ecqueinted with Robert Scott for
/.
de mood, testified: I have been intimate-
alteut 13 years; he has been married to
my! daughter four emus; I have never
I
eoesidered him • a perfectly sane man
sinpe the time of his illness in I3erne; it
is my impression that he 'committed . the
actis of violence which eatised his own and
hisiwife s death while on this state; -he
wads a person- who was very easily eacit-
ed 6nd very easily depressed in mind; he
hi confeseed that failin,g to -me and
de lored et; I account for his getting
altg so antioably with his wife, when
of o peculiar a turn of mind, by the
fee that she WS? a woman who gave in
I
to iim en all occasion's, and anticipated
his every wish;have made every enquiry,
an ant pesitively °erten . that ho had
tie erell-used or illetrgated his wife or -
fa '
ha
. IA
MI
no
Ai
y, and that they have ever lived
y together. -
is closedthe esideuza ia both cases, ,
afterg. short acr.dress froM the Core-:
tho juiy, the rooi „nik &acid .
1873, in the wones on Lot 3, Concession
5, townehip of Mullett, 'by wounds in-
flicted upon her porsop with a knife in
the halide of her Iteslettul, ,bert Scott ,
while ho was in a gate of inmate' abor-
ratinn.
'That tho said Itobert Scott came to
his deathbetween the Immo tif 10 o'clook
A. M,, on thettialite; A iiteiet 16, 1873,
and 7 e'cleek A. 1`,1,,-eii Stiielity, Atteust
17, 1873, in th w f.4 pt 3, Con-
comion 5, townibiti of • itsiflott, by
woundt itelicted Ili/ 111 Ilis peraut withm,
knife in his owe bait Is, while in a stet°
of melted aborralioll."
DI A:AB/AU 3
By the Rev. F. E. Nugent, M. N. C.
minieter, Juts, lath, • at tho Colborne
I lotel, Goderich, Mr. Jall103 0-ordon-
to Mie3 Riggin, both of
leincardmo.
.
By tho same at the Satil0 time and -place,
Mr. Edward. E. Greyell to Miss Chris-
tina /Smelt, both of Kmloss.
By tho sa-ne at the same time and
• place, Mr. Alexander Harper to Miss
Mary A. (Jewell, both of Kinloes.
By the seine at the M. N. C. parsonage,
Goderich, Aug, 18th, Mr. George
Berry to Miss Ellett Bruce, both of
Goderich.
At the Presbyterian Malmo, Goderich,
on the _13th Atheist, by Rev. J.
Sieverieht, Donalkl McGillivray . to
Mies Merearee Davidson, both of the
T'p of Colborne.
By the Keno, on the 20ih Aug. .Arthur
conch to Miss Ellen Morris, both of
NCLO MUCrttf3C111C1ItS.
WANTED. wo will give men and women
Business that -will Pay _
from al to 51 per diy, eau be persteel in your awn
leighleolrbood; it bi :tram elisilee for those oat of
oniploymeoi ItaVilltf. 1,k1110 time; girls and bop;
fitepeeily ivell as Well. frees .
.1. 1, %Timm & co.. _
eiv 2 02 Wasliiii,:ten Si., Roston, Masi.
Notice of Guardianship-.
N, li•le is lier.aie given that after ihe et eiration
d.„„ fro.. 0.3;4 446% 1. 11 ergaret
et t ie Toe dap of tioderid.,•In the County
.11,1,1nm, wir apply 1.0 11i.4
Coliqty of - lloron to lei appoitted
iineraain er Eliatheth Ilohnee, Mary LAIllitit
Eraile.e 11,1 1 bilwee,A11,e
lienriet Maria Ilelows,Mareat•et.leanime
aiel Hanle! Low Mil nes all d!is HAW T.,wi,soip
of tioderi•11, Chi:,Ireo of John Holmes late
of th.. f.i.e .:1;1, 41104E11,11, yeoniali,decensed.
Dated at Gielea,11 th.s 2Gili day of August,
A. I). .
M.krit RET HOLMES,
Wel w er t tut Sploi 11plalei
1;10, ant Zither e1 said Infante.
. -
STAT IONE R
yuLL STOCK of every desetiption
ee-e-
V/ 11 I ING P 71
AND
Nt ro p 8
,t4 Jij
3 UST TO 11.1.ND,
AT Ll'3):3.EUOUSE'S.
- -
• •
Cia3 3 It'.3CILESIGO 3.
A. ISS'retTef EN OF
F »lecapo
-Copyiae Letter B pea,
Initsainds,
I tiveice eel Letter Files,
eIkeelaget
- • Keels,
Pens,
Pencils,
AND A Li., 0 FLIER
itioner's Sundries
reiglired in the allee and Counting
Iteottr, offerer' at loWeat rates for cash,
At 2109RTIOUSE'S.
Godericlr, g. 2Gth 1873.
gi;.-IT:Pb"
Lee' seat
DaltiltTAIENT 0 V cnowN L AN DS,
23t1, 1873.,
N 07, CI) --
;f". II EltFtere Hest the under•
eteetieneil To set am" Park Lets in
Pott Albert, in Cee Township• of Ash -
the Ceeney of Huron, with the
exception of those that maybe previous-
ly d isposed of, will be °Irene' for . sale
at Auction, at Poi t. Albert, at 10
o'clock on the 9-th de), of next month.
TERM3 :-Cashri4IJ Department re-
serving to itself thke right to melte one
bid on each lea
Ito officer of the Departelent will be
at elwalmen's Hotel, the day before the
sato, to inyestigate claims eo any of said;
Len ds.
W, SCOTT,
Commiseioner.
.FRONT STREET -EAST SIDE.
No. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (1; acre oech).
11131t0 -N STREler--WE3T SIDE.
No- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, (I tier° each), 7 (1
itere),"8 (0-10 acre), 9 (8-10 acre), '10
(1 acre), 11, 12, 13 :ecre each), 14,
l 5, 16, 17, 18 (4-11) ecre each), 19, 20,
21, 22, 23, 24 ae acre each), 25 26,
21 (8.10 Acre eiteh), 28, 29 (f acre
each), 30 (3-5 acre), 39, 40 (4,10 ecre
each), 41, 42, 43, 41, 43, 40 :(e acre
'each), 47 (.1- acre).
HURON STREE c -EAST SIDE.
No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22,
23, 24, 28, 25, 30, 39, 40, 42, 43, 44,
4G (e acre each), 47 (e acre).
COLBORNE STREET -EAST SIDE.
No. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14,
15, 10, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25,
26, 27, 28, 32 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 (e
acre each), 38, (1--ttere), 42, 44, 45, 46
(e acre each), 47 (e acre).
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COLBORIerE STREET -WEST SIDE.
ifo. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
13, 14, 15, 16, 17, le, 19, 23, 21, 22,
23, 24, 28, 29, 30, 43, 44, 45, 46 (a
acre each), 47 (e acre).
•••••••••••2•-,....
.ARTHUR STREET -WEST SIDE.
No. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10,11,12,13,14,
15, 16, 21, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33,
34, 35, 36, 37 (e acre each), 38 (1
acre) 39 (e acre), 42, 43, 44, 45, 46,
(e acre each), 47 (e- acre).
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ARTHUR STREET -E &ST SIDE.
No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8. 9, 10, 11, 12,
13, 14, 15, 16, 21, 28, e9, 30, 32, 33,
34, 35, 36, 37, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46
acte eacb); 47 (I acre).
SYDENMAM STREET --WEST SIDE.
No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, .6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29,
30, 32, 33 (e- acre each), 35, 36 a acre
'each), 37, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 (a acre
each), 47 (I acre).
SYDENHAM STREET -EAST SIDE.
No.1., 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, i;1, 10, 11, 12,
DEPARTMENT OF CROWN LANDS
TORONTO, August 21, 1573.
4 NOTICE
TS HEREBY GIVEN, that tho under-
-1- mentioned Town and .Park Lots of
Wingliam, in the Towneltip of Tiarnber-
ry, in the County of Huron, with the
exception of those that may be previous-
ly disposed of, will be offered for &teat
Auctionat Wingliain,at 10 o'clock ou the
17th of next month,
Teaus-Cash, the Department re-
serving to itself the right to teihke one
bid on each lot.
An officer of the Department will be
at McIntosh's Hotel, the day before the
Salo, to investigate claims to any of the
said Lands.
R. W. SCOTT,
Commissioner.
SOUTII STREET -NORTH SIDE.
No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 113, 14;
15, 16, 17, 18, 19, '21, 22, 23, 25, 26,
29, 30, 41 (A acre each).
(eUEEN STREET -SOUTH SIDE.
No. 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 40, 41, 42,
44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 63,
54, 55, 5G, 57, 58, 59, 60, 6? (e acre
each).
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QUEEN STREET -NORTH SIDE.
No. 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70, 71. 72, 73,
74, 75, 79, Se, 82, 84, 85 (e acre
each).
MAITLAND STREET* -SOUTH SIDE
No. 86 (1 acre), 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97;
98, 91) (e acre -each).
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WATER SIREET-NORTH SIDE.
No. 101, 14)103, 104, 105, 10e (4 acre
each).
MAITLAND* STREET -NORTH
•
SIDE.
Nu. 107 (e -acre), 108, 109, 110 a hue
each).
XVATER STREET -NORM SIDE.,
No. 111, 11'2 (e acre each), 113, 114 (I
acre each).
.41.
PRINCE'S STREEr-SoUTII SIDE.
No.115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120 (4 acre
each).
MINCE'S STREET-NORTIII SIDE.
No. 121,1122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127,
128, 129, 130 a acre each)
•
WATER STREET -NORTH SIDE..
No. 134 (I acre), 135 (4 acre).
V ICTORIA STREE C -SOUTH SIDE.
No. 143, 114, 115, 147, 149,,150,' 151
acre each).
VICTOitIA STREeIT-NORTH SIDE.
No.' 154, 155, 154, 158, 151, • 160, 161,
165, 169, 171 a acre each).
JOHN STREET -SOUTH SIDE.
No. 173, 174, 175, 176, 179, 180, 183,
184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190; 191,
192, 193 acre, each)._
ADELAIDE STREET -EAST SIDE.
No. 191,: 195, 194, 199, 200, 201, 202,
203, 204, 235, 204, 207, 203, Z09,
210 a acre each).
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ALICE STREET -WEST SIDE.
No. 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217,
21a, 219, 220, 225, 220, 227. a acre
catffi).
ALICE STREET -EAST SIDE.
No, 230 a acre),
HERDER,T stitgET-WEST SIDE.
No. 234 (4 acre). -
ALICE STP.EET-EAST SIDE.
No. 235 a acre), 23G, 237, 242, 243.
241, 215, 244, 247, 248, 219, 250, 25i
(4 acre each).
HELENA STREET -WEST SIDE.
No. 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258,
250, 260, 261, 266 a a,cre.each).
HELENA STREET -EAST SIDE.
No. 279, 281, 282, 233, 281, 285, 286,
287, 288, 289, 290, 291 acre each).
AUGUSTA STREET -WEST SIDE.
No. 292, 293, 294, 295, 29'6, 297, 298,
• 299, 300, 391 a acre each).
AUGUSTA STREET -EAST SIDE.'
No. 308, 309, 210., 311, S12, 313, 314,
315 a acre each).
LOUISA STREET -et -WEST SIDE.
No. 316, 317, 318, 319, 320 a acre each).
LOUISA. STREET -EAST SIDE.
Ne. 324, 327, 328, 329, 330 (4 acre each).
ARTHUR STREET -WEST SIDE.
No. 331, 332, 333, 334, 335 (4 acre
each), 346, 347, 348 (I acre each), 350
(1 acre), 351, 352, 353, 354 a acre
each).
'ARTHUR STREET -E AST SIDE.
Nes. 357, 338, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363,
364, 365, 366, 370, 384, 385 a acre
eaclf,. •
WILLIAM STREET -WEST SIDE.
No. 386, 396, 397, 393, 399 (4 acre each).
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WILLIAM STREET -EAST SIDE.
No. 414, 415, 416, 417 (A acre each).
LEOPOLD STREET -w.ar SIDE.
No. 428 acre), 429, 430, 432 (4 acute
each).
LEOPOLD STREET -EAST SIDE.
No. 453, 454, 455, 456, 457, 158, 459
(4 acre each).
MINNIE STREET -WEST SIDE.
No. 483, 464, 465 (4 acre each).
CENTRE STREET -EAST 'SIDE.
No. 11; 12, 13, 14 a acre each).
PATRICK STREET-S017TH SIDE.
No. 1 acre).
WEST STREET -EAST SIDE:
, No. 61 (6 acres).
ALFRED STREET -EAST SIDE.
No. 69 (6 acres).
JOSEPHINE STREET -EAST SIDE.
No. 3, 4, 5, 6 (2 acres each).
1384td
Notice 1,to Contractors.
EALED • TENDERS addressed to
he the undersigned will be received at
this office until
Saturday the 30th day of August,
instant, Province of Ontario, Court of the
'
Ncw lbuatisettunts.
Dr. J. 1Valker's California
Vinegar Bitters aro a purely Veg-
etable preparation, made chiefly from
the natrVe herbs found on the lower
ranges of the Sierra Nevada moun-
tains of California, tho medicinal
Properties of which- aro extracted
therefrom Without the uso of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked,
" What i3 1110 CallSO of the unpar-
alleled success of VINEG AR Brr-
Taus 7" Our answer is, that they
remove the cause of disease, and
the patient recovers his health. They
art the great blood purifier and a
life-giving prnwip;,-,, a perfect Reno-
vator 'mid Itivigorator of the system.
Nevhir before in tho history of the world
lilts a medicine been compounded pos-
setsing the remarkable gnitlities of VIN-
DiMi 1111-rInts in healing tho sick of
every diS7mse man i8 heir to. They are
a gentle Purgative us well as a Tonic,
relievi:Ig Congestion or Inflammation of
I he Liver aud Viseeral Organs, in Bilious
•ease 5.
The properties of DR. W..taL11-
Elea' V I N A It lirrreas aro A perient, Dia -
pinwale, Carminative, Nutritious, Laxa-
tive, 1 euretes, Sedati yee Counter -Irritant,
Sudorille, Alterative, atul .Anti -Bilious.
13. TT. DlieDONALD et. CO..
Druggists & Ceti. .1 gis., San Fruneiseo, thilifor•
nia, enr. Wnehiiiizten ch.ripm Sts., N.V.
'Sold by all Druggists aail Dealer6.
.To Summer Visitors.
eIle0 LET, for the Stormer
kat
months of 1874, au mania
10- nished cottageeeleine rooms -
veranda, otilthree sides, lawn, flower a,nd
kiecheu gartleit, Stable and eqach house.
Apply to
LUCHUS CAREY.
Goderich, 25th Aug., 1873. 1335c*
RESIDENCE FOR SAL E
IN THE
rrown of Goderich,
' A FRAME 110USE con-
•csi• Wiling seven bed -rooms,
parlour, dining -room, kitchen,
pantry. herd and soft water,
de.The grounds, 14 acres, is partly stock-
ed with Choice fru A 311 perior vie w
of the Toss n and Lake can be had from
this place. Apply to
FRED. ARMSTRONG,
1384tf Land Agent, Goderich.
Auc no IN SALE
• or
Real Estate, Church Reserve,
ra4u4nALCS SURVEY.
TEM subscriber bate received instruct-
1°- tiens from the Managing C. -inma-
te° of the -Caned), Presbyterian Church,
Lucknow, to disopse of, by Public Aac-
teen, on
WedueFday,•pctober ist, 1S73,
at ti 2 ?clock, men;
Eight Park Lota adjoining the Villaee
of Lucknow, co aining by admeasure-
ment 4 acres a el seventy-four chains
each; fronting t o gravel road. Park
lot N-oel Le partly cleared, Nos.2, 3,4, 5,
6, 7, 8, are partly timbered. A branch
of the Nile Mito River runs through
each lot.
Terms and kap can be seen on appli-
cation to A. McIntyre, Merchant, or to
A. Murrai,_Secretary and Treasurer.
Title indisputable. "
P. G. WHITE, Auctioneer.
Lucknoev, Aug. '22d, 1873. • 1384-d
MONEY tO LOAN,
#PRIVATE FUNDS. in Rums of 8500
5000 and upwards on the security of Real
state, No detention, except yaluatton of Seturity
offered and exantinittiou of Title. If eatisfactory
money advanced same day as application.
Apply to G. M TRUEM AN,
Valuetor for the Trust and Loin Co.
of Canada,
1338-1nt• Goderich,
Notice.
THE object having beeo accomplished
A- for which the partnership of Harvey
& Ross was formed, I this day withdraw
from said partnership.
GEORGE HARVEY.
Goderioh, July 31st, 1873. 1481d
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
nEING Lot No. 5, Maitland
" Street, South side of the
Railway, containing a:quarter
of an ecrce of land on which
are a frame house and stable.
JOHN WHITLOCK.
Goderich, 4th August, 1873. 1381-3m
NOSH:.
EVIISS SKIMMINGS will resume het
tuition in Musie for Pianoforte a,nd
Orfad, en Mondey 18th August, after
the Midsummer Vacation...
Terms Six Dollars per quarter (12
ily3"tinh itadugva. n1c8e7.3. 1382a
weGoelude
STRAY HORSE,
QTRAtED, from the Commbns, Bay -
ti field Road, about tho 22d of July, a
Rink Pony, aged 9 yeses, a racker. Any
information of-itia wherebouts will be
thankfully received and its recovery re-
warded.
JOHN M. YULE
Goderich, 12th Aug,. 1873. 1382
INSOLVENT Acr OF 1869,
In the matter of Mown GARDINER and
Geouos Bothnia of the Town of Gode-
rich, as co.etertners trading under the
nante and fiiin of in. Gardiner & Co.,
and as indielduals, Insolvents.
THE undersigeed, John Fair, of the
• city of Montreal., have 'been ap-
pointed Assignee in tlusmatter. Credi-
tors are requested to fyle their claims
before tne within ojnoe amNontFhA.
Assignee.
,co5iteh,Xa,Anv i.e,r1S8t7r3e.e t
1383b
9018tIoZtrreaall
INSOLVENT ACT OF 1869..
' Canada. In the County
FOR THE - County of Huron.
In the matter of VALENTINE HOH-
Brick, Stone, Iron and Wood
Work
SaltWorks at
Oi
METE undersigned has filed, in this
MAN, an Insolvent.
Goderich. Court a deed of composition ahd
Plans and Specifications oan be seen at
this office on and after Monday, 18th
instant, where all necessary information
can be obtained.
Separate Tenders will be received for -
each kind of work.
The Company will not be bound to
accept the lowest or any Tender.
13y order.
A. ARMITAGE, See.
Office of the
13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, International Salt Co.' (Limited),
23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 44e 45, 4m, Seaforth, 16th Aug., 1873. 1374a.
h 47 e
;(e. acre eac ), ( acre). •
. •
WELLINGTON STREET -WEST
. SIDE.
No. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 10,
14, 15, 16, 17. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23,
24, 44, 45, 46 acre each), 47 (4 acre).
WELLINGTON STREET -EAST '
discharge executed Creditors,and
on the TWELFTH day of SEPTEM-
BER next, he will apply to the Judge
of the said Court for a confirmation of
the discharge thereby effected.
/VALENTINE HOHMAN.
Gerlerich, 7111. day
of August, A. D.1873. 5 1383td
Henderson's Auction Rooms.
65 YONGE STREET, TORONTO.
INSOLVENT ACT OF 1869:
•f"
In the matter of HUGH GARDINER and IMPORT4NT utiztoN SALE OF
GEORGE BOOiH, of the Town of
Goderioh, is individuals and as mem- 80 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
bers of the firm ef H. Gardiner 4.Co.,
I 1 t
1180 Vert 8.
SIDE. A MEETING of . the -creditors of the
-a Insolvents will be held at the office
No. 1, 2, 3, 4,5, Q, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12-e of the undersigned, No. 96 St. Francois
13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, /9, 20, 21, 22, xa .
on Wednesday the tenth day. of Septem-
vier Street, in the City of Montreal,
23 (4 acre each).
berneit, at -eleven o'clock in the fore-
, ut the pry and,- the constable. Af-
noon, for' the public examination of the
„tee about twq hours! .deliberatioh 'the '
early 'returned the ONDON ROAD -.±14ST SID"
insolVents a:lathe ordering of *a af-
e
aRDICTS: - •
Ag, 1.2.(*.Fx0.
4314 4kat-yrf4o60 -00'446. to-hq
. • - • ,
-O'CloOk gAR ON -w4g41,7tyaritTAITm.
-44 0:0 -
fairs of the estate generpy.
• The Insolvents are, hereby notified to.
attend at seiclumeting.
JOHN FAIft,
Assignee.'
ontreal„ 18th Ali.; 1873; . 1.304b I
, - • .
. k
TIE subscriber 'has received instructions from
the Commissioner of Agriculture and Public'
'Works, to soU at abliya'rooint
On Sattirday, 601,September 1873
P. • ,
The following valnable 10 lots, of one sere each;
end also twenty lotsisf roar aud :lye acres each,
situatediat Amino Btstton seven miles from
Torente,011 the asset westelmatenway, a portion
of thasite paraliaked. far an AgrIciiiltural College
and Model Farm. And valthiti tWe mintites stalked
Mimic.* Station.
• USU. 11.41.11.-3a•-fonrth of onrehue
mousy to b• 1;ted At time of sede; end ths115,4TIgli
Our tanid "tt nal lastalmentexith. interest At4
par cent, par .
.
ee le otement,
•
FOR SALE;
•
•••••.•••• 4
II .0T 790 Cambria Road, Goderich.
" Apply to
J. COOKWRincarclino,
tOr J. WILLIAMS;Godelich.
Augnst 5th, 1873. 13814f
SteaniSaviNillfor
ONE of %Vaterous & Co4e. Clippot
Mills with Lumber Edger and also
a good Shingle machine attached. The
mill is situated on lot 24, 7 con. of Wa-
wanosh, in a splendid locality for doing
a large oustom busutese. There is plenty
of pine and hemlock convenient to keep
running for several years.
Also a lot in the Town of Godorich,
No. 1153 on Gibbsons Street which cou-
tains one fifth of an acre and is fenced
in with a good ,fence. For tetras and
further partieuIrs, Address
JOHN CRAIG*
1382.2m* Westfield P.D.
•
BY-LAW NO..
---....
tdn ei. bee anitdu rce so m tphaenz f ob ry wily toot
!ointetf::::htsatehInd..a the mad 5/11MIM-
a BY-LAW to Rid and/mixt the London, Rum
Jew and Bruce nettwootva8CpecOrIlpinai u rya t ebyfurgl:engp:n.
(Leta the fourth session of
aht hue wotn hu it auffosr..Eit azi ;en: i!hAo et 01 slia:rbviegyysit onn. nue:
tell 0112nurie
tuiheent.t eogfi:hketudroebpour ttuhreeperaonvdini:iitertiraefibmiloyinnotavninewiraiyiity per.
in the Thirty-fourth year of the reign of Her Melee..
ty, entitled "An Aet to Ineorporate the London,
Huron aud Bruce Railway egio.riairiniii aontdTaunicekiir.-
'bents thereto, and by the act rexpecting municipal
institutions in ilie Province of Ontario, power is
given to any portion of a municipality to grant a
bonus to the good Company for the purpose of aid -
of the said
si t :ale, 1 uti ti haidis atHs ihne hods ascgiri onennea -ans:tt sr ra;dcp•Itlyet
eons who are resuidtbanwtesfterereiyhon.ldnegrlse,
pal ant in that portion of the said Ilunielpality of
tglaiekiltemmittebreltYwseleine
the Townehip ot Tuckersmith deecribeil as follows:
Commencing at the easterly side of the London
Road, at the so
otf:aingdhirPo'adtbtoentriTitilmirtrtlYbl:adtawheitonegn the said toivrwhip
and the Village ot Clinton, theuce along that limit
to the southern limit of Cie Hum Road, thence
in a southeasterly direction along the said souther.
to'cctheeultelinr:
tlYhelisuatildt °trotWhneshilipur°anndrtho Village of Seaforth.
thence Flannelly along the limit to the limit be-
tween the First and Second Concessions of the said
along that limit to the Thrift between Lets 11. imul 12,
Township trom the ,Haluoro:
thenee seutioirl Y ale ng that limit to the limit between
belavena the
the Third and Fourth Coneeneions from the Huron
Road, thence easterly
he Township of Ilibbert
along that limit to the limit between
between Lots 9 and le, thence northerly along that
limit to tho seutserly limit of the Huron Road,
L1111111,41 easterly
the Township; of Tuckersmith and Ilibbert, and
thenee southerly along the laid mentioned limit to
the south-weet corner of t
Townsiiiiie of Tuckersinith and Ushorne, to the
• • • . ructwu of the said Lon-
- afore.said. atel thenee along the limit
place of hegitinine. hag peen presented to the
Cou mil i,f the said" aiun lei pality of t lie Townehip
of Tuckerstaith, praying the Kaki Council to -pass a
Sy -law, grantieg a Benue of SI.0,010 for the par-
' ownship of Titekersnoth
don, Huron and Brune Railway, on the conditions
the same.
pose of aiding in the ei liht
hereinafter expressed, aul .it is expedient to grant
ire the imm of one
And whereas, for such punter it is nee.ereary for
above deeeribed to raise the said amount of Ira
that part of the said T .
tioned.
thousand dollars In the manner hereinafter inen-
thouaand one hundreti dollars to be raised annual -
le geld townehip above de -
And whereae, it will rem
a by special rate on the whole rateable property of
the said portion of tl
eertbed, for peying the said debt of ten thousand
dollars and interest on the debentures to be issued
An I whereas, the amount of the whole rateable
therefOr, as hereinafter mentioned.
property in that portion of the said Township of
Tuckersinith abova described, irrespective eif any
further increase or the same and also irrespective of
any inerease to be derived from the temporary in-
vestment of the sinking. fund.hereinafter mention( d.
or any part thereof is, :wording to the last revised
ale:cement roll of the said township being for the
year of our Lorl one thousand eight hundred ani
seveety-threethe SP11:1 of seven huntired and twenty-
seven thonsaite Fovell hundred and twenty dollars ;
and whereas. there le no debt existing agaiest the
said municipality, or that portton above described.
•eittar for principal or -Merest.
and whereas, for paying the tnterest and ereatIng
an equal yearly sinking fund, foe paying the said
debt ef ten thousand dollars, as hereinafter men-
tioned. tt will requize an efinal annual special rate
of one mill and eleven twentieths of a mIll in the
dollar in addition to all other rates, to be levied bit
each year twin all the rateable eroperty in that
portion ;tithe said Township et Tuckersinith above
deseribed.
1. Ile it therefore eneeted by the yereeipai
Connell of the teenothip of Tuckeremith that it shall
and may be lawful for that portion of the said
Toivitshiv of Tuckersmith above described, to aid
and itssist the said Lenden, Huron and Bruce Rail-
way Company in the emostructien of said Rafter,
by giving thereto the sum of ten thousand dollars
by way of bonus
2. That for the purpose aforesaid the Reeve of
the said Township ef Tacacersmith shall main any
number ot debentures of the said Township of
Tuckers/111th to be made for sucheums.of money at
misty be required for the said purpose, not less than
one hundred dollars each and not exceeding hi the
whole the sum of tee thoestind dollars, which said
debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said
Township of Tuckeiamith end be signed by the
Reeve and countereigned by the Treasurer thereof,
and shall de2ue the portion of the said Township
above described tor and en account of which they
S. That the satdiebentares shall be made pqy-
are homed.
able within twenty years from the day 'hereinafter
inentioned for this By-law to take effe.-t, at the
Seaforth, and shall bare at -
office of the Royal Canadian Bank, in the Village of
tutzhee to them coupons ter the payment of interest
ac the rate and tu the manner hereinafter/nen-
4. That the said deeenteres Flail bear interest
at and arta' the rate of six per cent. per annum
from the date thereof, which interest shall be pay-
able half yearly, on the thirty-fit•st day of Decem-
ber and the thirtieth dny of June in each year, at
the said °Mee of the Royal Canadian Bank, in
tioned.
5. That for the purpose of forming a sinking
tn°21.11:ar
fund for the payment of the said debeniures and
Seaforth.
theinterest thereon, at the rate aforesaid, an equal
erecial rate (done Reiland eleven twentieths of a
mill in the dollar shall, iu addition to aU (air
rate'', he raieed. lolled aod Collected in each year
upon all the rateable property in that part of the
said Township of Tackersmith hereinhefone end
above mentioned and described, during the eon-
tinuanceof the said debentures or until they are
5. That the said debentures ohall he deposited
paid,
within six weeke after the passing of this By-law
with James Diekson. Eeq., of Goderielt, Registrar
of the South Riding ot tbe County of Huron, to be
held by him as custodian, mid to be delivered by
him to die Trustees appointed under the said act
ineorporating the said Company, so soun as the
followinc eonditi ma are emu plied hitt :
1. That the Rail Way is completed:rod int -alining
order ream anoint in or near the city of London to
the Village of Clinton within three years after the
passing of this By-law.
2. That stations ara erectei on the line of said
Railway at or near the villaees of Itrueetield mid
shaphar. agreed to equip. work and maintain the
L:ippen.
3. That the Great Western Railway Company
satd. Railway and Stations.
7. That if the above conditione are not fulfilled
and complied with, within three years after the
passing of this By-law, tlfen the said James Dick-
son is to return the said debentures with the cou-
pons 0 r interest to theCouneil of theMunicipality of
the Township of Tuckerstuith, and they shall then
become null and void.
8. That all coupons for interest which shall bey°
accrued prior to the completion of the road to
Clinton, as aforesaid. Atoll be cancelled and de-
tached from said debentures by the said Jainism
Dickson, and delivered to the Treasurer of the said
Municipality.
60. Tilat this By-law shall take enlist and come
into operation on, from widener the tenth day of
10. That the votes of the doctors of that portion
October, A., D.1873.
of the said Township ot Tnekeniellth, ale ve des-
cribed and defined. shall be taken on this° Hy -law
For Division Nm 1, at the School House in Sec-
a the following places, that is to say : •
lion No.l. •a
For Division No. 2, at the School Hoare. hi 8
For Disision No. 3,at the 8e.hool House in Sec-
tion No. 7. Harpurhey.
tion No.4. -
Eritcelleld.
For Division No. 4, attho old School House in
Foy Division No. 5, at the School wean in 8ec-
ec.
On the tifteenth day of September next, A. D.
tion No. 1. •
1873. between tho hours of nine o'clock in the
morning andfive o'clock in the afternoon of the
same day, and that the follinving persons shell be
the Returning officers to take the said votes at the
respective places tor which they are hereby te-
spectively appointed. that is to sae,:
For Division No. 1, Mr, Hugh Chesney.
Pot Division No.2, Mr. David oampben.
For Division No. 3, Mr. William 0. Fowler.
For Division No. 4. air. John Yona‘g
For Division No. 5, Mr. JamestUtuza. y.
TARE NOTICE that the above is a true copy of e
a proposed By-law which will be taken into con-
sideretion by the Council of the Municipality of
the Township of Tuckersraith, after one month
from the first publication hereof in the Hollow
SIGNAL, the date of which pablic.ation is the 20th
dey of Anyust, A. D 1873
. , and in the Rtntoir Ex-
eosrron, the date of which publication is the 220
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day of August. A. D. DM, and that the votes oftlie
electors of that portion of the said Township, above
described and defined, will be taken thereon
n e mottling and
the fifteenth day of September, A D 137 ' on
above named.
twice the hours of nine o'clock 1 th
nveo'clonk in the afternoon, atthe several places
20th day of;Aug. A. D.1873. 1
Dated at Tuckersmith, this I • • 5, be -
1210
JUST ARRIVED
AT THE
LION STORE.
100 SUMMER COATS,
100 SUMMER PANTS & VESTS,
200 SUMMER HATS.
A large Stock of LIISTRES in Colour
and Black.
BOOTS & SHOES
IN GREAT VARIETY.
11A.RDWARE
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products, 'machinery
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the fine arts, ite.,ont
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the entries upon,
Toronto, August 11
the Province.
and Mechanics' II
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