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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1873-09-17, Page 2- ..••••• VOW ii&TOttISOMOD.t3 Rotel= of. Convknee. Sad -P. McGeetlor. Sealee --Fairbanks & Co. Shotein Salo -J. C. Crib. Auction S3! -G. M. Truoman. Notice -Geo. Artrasteorig, W. Young, C. Girvin. Grata TrunX Bailway. GODEILICEI STATION Trains leave as follows, - Mail 7.00 a. m. Eeprose- 10.00 .t Mixed.. ,.. 12 30 p. m. .3.30 " 1•• Trains aro due as follows, - /theca • • • • .1000 " n Exteress 2.00 p. m. ?rimed 5 20 " " ellaal 9.45 " " — !Subscribers trtti confer a favour by notifying; us of any irregularity in the delivery of their Flyers. bminton GODERICH. Sept. 17, 1873. Tnat Letter. The Prete organs have a new key to harp on. The Reform party are pro- nounced to be thieves, post office rob- bers and other like villains, because they have had the temerity to expose the plot of Sir John A. Macdonald to snr'rceile Hon. John Young in West Montreal by e government supporter. We do riot excuse the pereon who stole the letter, if it was stolen. The only point on which there is room for differ- enco of opinion is whether Mr. Yotuag should have returned it when it came into his hands, or used it as he did, after consuhing with those in whose judge- ment he had eonfidence, in exposing a great public e -rang. We incline to the latter view after exemining into all the cimmusteocas of the case. To show how the laws of England view the course Sir John would pinone we have only to quote the following resolution of the House of Commons :- "On. the 10th Dro., 1779, it woe the Itmiltation of this House, of the 26th day of November last, 'That it is a high infringement of the liberties and privi- leges of the case of Commonsof Great ,Britain for any lord of Parliament, or sr'eriethord Lieutenant of any county, to `cencentioe. Ayes in the eleition of members to serve for the Commons in Parliameat,' might be read, and the same we•sread aroordingly, upon which it was 'lie -salted, that it is highly crimi- Dal in any minister or Ministers, or others servants under the Crown of Great Beitaia, directly or indirectly, to use the powers of office in the election of repreeentatives to serve in Parliament and an attempt at such influence will at all times be resented by this House as aimed against, its Honor, Dignity and Independency, as an infringetment of the dearest rights oft every subject throughout the Empire, and tending to sap the biesis of this free and happy con- s/ notion." Shall we adapt a moral standard far below that of England an:century ago and say with the Mad and other papers that the misuse of the powers of office is a necessary evil? The act of Sir John was one of wablic criminality, and the letter esposiug it was no more entitled to he re-garded as sacred than a letter from cne highwayman to another Heine pitons foracoratemplated robbery. We re- peat again that we do not excuse the party who stole the letter, but having corno into Mr. Young's hands we fail to see wherein he was not justified in using, it es he diet - - - Not so fast. The organs are crying out that the proceedings before the Royal Commis_ anon show that the gocernment are rot grifity of the chine -gee brought against them. The style of evidence so far gddneed reminds us of the Irishman's defence. Pat was confronted by a couple of witnesees wiles° evidence clear- ly convicted him of sheep stealing, but nothing dannted he offered to br;ng forward fifty witnesses who could sear they never saw him do it. Sir John is evidently following the Irishman's plan, with this difference, that while he is call- ing as many witnees as he pleases to state that they neyer saw or heard of his doing anythineverong, no effort is made toes/roam:a the evidence of those who =ntetistain the charges. As it is, some , g facts have leaked out, and when a proper tribunal is constitat- ea and those. withessea who now prevari- oete and misrepresent are subjected to a severe cross examinatime,there can be no do 1st atoll that whatMr. Huntington has charged them with will be fully estab- lished. In the meantime, let the organs if they will, eteseele themselves with the idea that they are innocent. al Jan 1:Zonth =ling et lituran. BEFOaM CPuca v .t.o.as!.....‘ AT SBAFOBTE. We learn by telegram from Seaforth as we gnto press that the Reform Con- vention have tanazdn' lowly tnominated Archibald Bishop, Esq., Warden of the Coe sty, as the Reform candidate for South =II. Mr. Bishop has accept- ed the temperance platform. LOCAL , Art moterrnstro-Dr. Verve of Sea - forth has been appointed an Associate Cormier for this County, 1NCORPORATEo.-Tho Ontario (atiefe• ganounces that the International Salt Co. of Goderich, with a nominal capital of $.100,000, has been incorporated. ABC/VT TO TIE 0 V E. - Mt. .Alfreti Brown, Reeve of Morris has purchased a tract of land in the Stato of Dakota and intends removing there next spring. Tree El:SMITH - Tho bylaw grinting a bouus of n10,000 to the le, l. and 13. R R., was carried in Tucker - smith on Monday by a majority of 4. - 41, snout:. - -We learn by tele:leapt from Detroit that theschooner AI. C. Cameron of this portos ashore at Peat/ Island. A subsequent despatch states that she has been got off without injury. t.ow N Do w N.- During the high wind which prevailed last Friday night, one of the gables of Mr. Archibald Dickson's brick house- now being erected on- West Street, was blown down. P ROVINt-IAL ExurniTiox.--The Pro- vincial Exhibition takes place at London next week, Tho Grand Trunk and other- railways will issue return tickets at ono faro. Got/mown 1IORTI1'I-I.T1EA L Sot Irv. -- This Society will hold its annual exhie bition in the Drill Shed to -morrow. It promises ho be very successful and we trust to see a large turn out of visitors. TEActIEEs' Assoc! -MON.- The quar- terly meeting of the Huron Teachers' Asecciation was held at Clinton on Saturday. A full report will . appear next week. NEW DOMINICK,: Moaerirtv. The See- tember number of this inaenzine is te hand. It is well worthy of perusal. John Dongall & Son, Montreal, pub- lishers. N oRTII RIDING SHOw.--The Eellibi- tion of the North Riding Agricultural Society commenced at Clinton yester- day and will be continued during to day. We will endeavour to Live the Irene list next week. WINGHAM inviNcE.-Thts is tlie title of a new Conservative paper which has just appeared in Wingham. It is rather neat in appearance, but we doubt the ability cf a place like Wingham to support two or even one newspaper. CONSERVAT1V E .11E ETING.-We under- stand thet at the Conservative Meeting at Brumfield last Thursday, arrangements were made for bringing out a candidate for South Huron. A cenvention will be held to -morrow when a choice of candi- date will be made. THE McMuLLEN INTER VIEW .-We curtail our local newethis week in order to give the interview between G. W. McMullen and a reporter ef the Chicago Times, to which we referred last week, a number of our readers having express- ed a desire to see it. Bites. -Farmers and others who in tend having sales of stock, &c. -should remember that they can have their bills printed at the SIGNAL offiice on the verv shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. GoDERICH ToWNsHIP POLLIX4C Su rISIONS.-11, wi:1 be well for the electors of Goderich Township, in view of the coming election, to remember that a change has been made in the polline subdivisions. There are now nee instead of four as fermerly, and they correspond .vith the snbdivisions for municipal pur- poses. TEMPEP.ANI-E CoNVENTIoN.- At the temperance convention held at Seafortli last Friday there was a good representa- tion from each municipaitty in the South Riding. It was deeided to run a candi- date on the temperance ticket if the nominees of the two political parties failed to give satisfactory pledges. Deputations were appointed to attend the Reform and Conservative conven- tions. Latt-R.E.-Rev. A. Lange:Ike, S. J. ef the Church of the (esu, -Montreal, delivered a lecture in St Peter's Catho- lic Church, Goderich, on Friday even- ittg last, his subject being "The Church and the Times.' Before and after the lecture Miss McDougall, Miss Mclo.O. nan and others gave some choice selec- tions of music, vocal and instrumental. During this week a "Mission" is being held in the ehnrch. PREsEN-TATIoN.-On Fri lay last a few friends of the Sabbath School in connec- tion with the Presbyterian Church in East Nissonri presented to Mr. C. D. McDonald. (lately of Duneennona now a student of Divinity in Knox College. Toronto, a purse of 555, "as a slieht recognition of their grateful appreciat len of his untiring zeal in the ereanizatien and condacting of their Sabbath School and Bible Class during the past sum- mer." -Con. Meterrose.-Rev. R. tre gare sketch of his -recent trip to Maritoba in the basement of Knox Church, or. Thursday evening last, before a lane audience. He speaks very favourab'y of the country and its resources and is fully impressed with the gloritns future in store for it, though like all other re - Edens idhas its drawbacks. Mr. Ure evi- dently kept his eyes and ears open dur- ing his travels. We understand that Mr. Ure willeontinne his narrajive on Friday evening next. WHAT WOrLD OUR LOCAL CONTEMPOR ART do for locals if it had not the SIGNAL and its editor to abuse? Its last issue contained a large number of items di- rected against this journal and its pro- prietor, some of them of a grossly per- sonal nature. Perhaps its readers are satisfied with that class of mental pobillum, we can find something of more interest to our readers than mere per- sonalitiee, and therefore do' not wage space in replying to its low abuse. We might say howeyer,that were we inclined to be personal, we might state some facts which would mike the would-be smart young man who runs the loinl columns hang his head with shame, if he has any left. DE. STEWART OF BEECEPTELD.-It 13 with pleasure we again quote the Ex- positor in reference to the success of Dr. Stewart at Edinburgh L'iaiversity. All honour to our young Canadian Doctor. Again we say Brumfield may well feel proud of him. We understand he is now in London attending the large Hospitals of that great city. The fol- lowing is the item referred to, -"Since the note appeared in the Texpositor stating that Dr. Stewart of Brucefield, had received the degrees of L. R. C. P., Edinburgh, and L. R. C. 5., Edinburgh, =WS 021 TZEZWZ word has arrived to the effect that he applied for and received the degree of Tbe Eftegn and a Liu millions reward _ L..31.. that is Licentiate in Midwifery, whichlM. alms three degrees ed by the Gemeora Tribetral was paid m li , learn that the Profes- United States Treasury by the seraeCalso We omplimented him after be passed to tha )( t wee. the examinations for L. R. C. P. and British Government lask yellow fever tireyas he the southern L.theRt.ese.t4513,5wstaerst,inogfthatany hedpa ythahtahadcossmetel States. before them for several years past." Those were three railway acnidents , Counuerneste- Speakino of journal- Eogtoon Wetheesday. ' ism in Huron the London °Herald says,- A me:Lis-ion occurred on Thursday at • "Nothing better fortrays the political Colecurig between a Grand Trunk train ! change which has taken place in the and peter_ , onturity than a comparison of its local e2bert aratrawfnayoof thFeortelb"aterrgiyruebetti, was , journal; to -day and when the hOntario government took office. At tat tima hurt . - there were five Reform journals in the --A-riet cecurred a few days ago the i county, and only ono Conservative, and ]Free a madras, mid toe military , its circulation was entirely confined til " co j ned to 6re upon the rioters : Goderich and its immediate vicieity. . . Now there are four Conservative ones GE0114E- v.' Stolliel7LLEN IN OBIOACIO. I N TE 11 V I E WED BY A REPORTER was a blind, written so that it *mg 1 r i said" a contrast of July 30th was- with $400,000 before we would catch his The reporter called in the evening to OF THE CHICAGO TIMES. drawn." Tho second was written by game. alseertain whether Mr. McMullen would EU RTII ER ' LIGHT THROWN ON 1 III: three different clerks, in Abbott's office, IL -What (lid you do? go to Ottawa to appear before the Com - so that Ito ono of themahould be able to MeM.- lwenttoOttaita,andsubmitted mission. The following Colloquy 011811- -- l'ArIFIC RAILWAY metres. - knee its entire contents. It is riegotia• to Sir John , A. Macdonald the history ed n • .' R -Do you go to Ottawa? • ted over for several (lays, agreed to init 0 1 business in anthentic ahao. Ho A tote's taTTERS Axe Ter,euRAfeweiton ly on August 5, and signed August 6. seemed afraid to move. -On t e 23rd MM. --1 -atm by telegrams that my Am': TO Ntb.YEmnER. IN POSsESSION By this contract, Cartier bound himself of Jannery -of this year I saw hitn again - journey worial be fruitless. The corn- _ Or MCMI'LT.P.N. to give the charter to Sir Hugh Allan accompanied. with two friends. I gave mission ie merely mar of paper., It can- / is eh copies of his letters to --in This Bank also has over $300,000 of tracts were drawn between Sir Hugh there aro Government money on the equally Allan and Sir G. E. Cartier. Tho • lirst New York on the same subject. Ile • ded to sell us out but to get his -liberal basis of no interest. THE INTERVIEW. (Front the ( hicago Times.) R. --Mr. Mchltillon, the Royal Com- mission to'investigate the charges you make against the members of the Cana- dian Ministry in relation to the Canada Pacific Railway meets on to -morrow. Do you intend to appear before Mitt Commission Mehl. I have not yot made up my mind. It 14 Huntington who makes the charges. I aiinply sustain them. I wilt, decide withititwolve hours whether, al- though without confidence in tho impar- tiality of the Commission, and denying its validity, I will not inform it that I will appear bofore it and prove the e,11:tegt.s, on, I.110 solo condition that the witnesses named by me shall be munitioned and sworn, and that my counsel have tho right to cross-examine their witnesses, with other reasonable etnarantees that, the court .appointed by tho adeustel shall at least pretetul to be fair. • R.- 13 your case completed 1 Mehl. Mt is non- completed in evory Osten. Every link of the chain is here. ilk pointed to his desk.) R. -The Thnes is aware that you have recently come in possession of startling and conclusive evidence the nature if which is nut suspected hir your enemies or known to your friends. Have you any objeetion to giving this evidence throneh the Times? ( c 1.--N ot the least. It has to be made public anyhow. R. -Let us have the entire transee- Mon in a brief and incisive fashion. Mehl.- March, 1871, I Visited Ot- tawa with the Chicago board of trade dslegation, who wanted tho canals en- larged. !lore my attention was directed toward.; the Canada Pacifleglailway, soon to be built. Ascertaining the probable terms the Government proposed to offer -rate,000,000 and a land grant of 50,000,000 of acres -I reflected, and ceunseled with wise and meneyed men, and concluded it would be a happy thought to secure the charter for build- ing the noel. I visited New York and rh iladel ia, organized an association, -ind in July of the same year, returned to Ottawa and submitted an informal proposal to build the road on the terms offered by the Government. R. -Who were ,the Americans asso- ciated with you ' Mchl.--- You must not publish the names. (The names were given to the report- er. They included the highest railroad brain and most noted capitalists in the United States.) 1L --To whom did you submit your proposal to build the road ? 31c11. -To Sir John A. Macdonald and Sir Francis Hincks, premier and finance minister respectively. Nothing definite was accomplished. We left onr address and came home. Soon after this Sir Francis LI incks went quietly to New Yerk. vtsiten --, proposed that he I Id th ; • Mr. C 31 Smith and m submit his statement to Now York liable temple on this side in place of in consideration of Allan furnishihn Sim copies of all the documents,- of the not, under the law, subpoina witnesses money for 'the elections. In case t ho charter was not satisfactorily awarded to Sir Hugh the money was to be return- ed to Sir Hugh frith interest. R. -Can you establish this? McM.-- will name the clerks who setelairltdy it, and put a witness on the 11. -Can you prove that Sir John A. McDonald knew °nide bargain? 111e31. -I can. I will oven show his telegrams: ono adnionishing Allan to 6%11011 out," because he had a big thing; another, declaring in the most positive manner that he endorsed the arrange- ment made by Cartier with Sir Hugh, and would hold himself bound by it. He coutirmed the bargain unreserved- ly. R.- Can you prove it! McM.---I will put witnesses on the stand who saw! the telegrams ono of them it very prominent men, a friend of Cartier. I will name the Juan who wrote the record of these transtiet Mons. out to send these honest men back to pol,%1:e.-2:lew much did Sir Hugh pay - Mehl. -About $350,000. For Car- tier alon 1-130,000 was spent. But Sir 11. 's campaign against him prior to the bargain had so tired the popular heart against Cartier that he could not bo saved. Ile was beaten by 1,300 votes. For e ecru f cesh outlay. of money 1..11an compelled him, to sign a ne w contract, and to give a new receipt. IL -As soon as Allan had Cartier bought and the Government in his pow( r he sold you out? McM-Yes. He did nat see that Ito needed us then. He thought he might as well have the charter and its millions of gold and its millions of farms to him- self. 60.11,0. -W -hen did you suspect his &fee - MOM -Throughput the - whole sum- mer. He never gave any intimation of it until the 24th of October. but all my letters to him were calculated, to draw him out. He is cunning, but not deep. iouR1.-What awakened your saspic- Meal. -His misrepreseotation3 con- cerning money. R. -Sir Huth Allan, a millionaire, a knight, hoed of the Allan line, peryaricatz int, on money matters! reseipts for the expenses of Canada im- outside Ontario, and as all the principal prevenient, end Canada' Pacific bills actors in the drama live in Montreal, of paid by me, and he could not deny any- course the business of the commission is thing. at an end so far as substantial results R. -What did he do? I are attainable. No matter how fairly -.Mal.- -Sir Hugh had him. Thoy went tho Commission may be disposed to act on, gave Sir Hugh the Charter, prescrib- they are entirely at the mercy of any ing that certificates of deposit to the witness who chooses to absent himself. -amount of $1;000,000 be furnished as guarantee for building the road: , Town Council. R, -Did Sir Hugh -deposit? MM. -Oh, the Receiver -General stat- ! A special meeting of the Council was , ed that it was nOt the intention of the Government; e* te• remove, the- money from the banks. R ▪ -Then tlioro is not Mintier:lathe of a cent thab the road will be built? R. -Have -you any proof that the Gov, mcont! eminent were aware of Sir Hugh Allan's bargain with Cartier? - N1c31.-I did not feel at liberty to sabmit it all for publication. I will give you aiinglo item that will probably be sufficient. Shortly. after the elections wore over and while Allan was pressing for a fulfilment of his bargain, be began to think that the Government intended to play false. He prepared a complete transcript of all the transactions between Cartier and Macdonald, the corttracts, supplementary contracts, orders for money, receipts for money; telegrams from Sir Jilin A.-, and memoranda generally, all ready for publication on the following morning. The Gov- ernment was notified, and yielded to the threat. IL -How do you know this? :McM.-I can prove the preparation of it, and the fact that it was shown to a prominent. gentleman who will be ready to swear to it at a proper investi- gation. thiRs..-What will bo the result of all Mc31.-The ministry mnet go out as soon as Parliament meets in October - that is if it will be called together, then, Fairbanks received the Medal of Pro - as is promised. The whole transaction gross at the Vienna Exposition -the of the bargain with Allan will be proven highest prize given any manufacturer of Thi evidence being overwhelming in all its meet -and one well merited -bot better held on Monday evening, all the mem- bers present except Councillors Gordon and Doyle. Minutes of last meeting road and approved. ' The following - documents were re- ceived:- Report of Public Wort; Committee . recommending certain work to be done on certain streets, also that the contract Application from Board of TrusUms County of Huron, ny virtue of a linty of Huron, for sinking tanks on tho Square be h -d Writeof Fieri awarded to Wm. Brooks, his tender. . purposes and to be allowed to put u Facies issued out of Her Majesty's To Wit: being the lowest. Report adopted. Works Committee. The question of grantiug a bonus in) athnde eiTgoetn, County Court of the Co and 19 me directed against the Lends ' :nit:cut: for the use of Firemen's Hall for Set ool appeared to be legal difficulties in the Defendant in and to Let number Two in rul"firiteErtdiswtar:fd tiPteit3sracie: up. The feeling of the council was in' 1 have seieed and taken in Execution all Senior, at the suit ,d Thomas Hawkins, an outside stairway. Referred to Put lie aid of a summer hotel was then tsal en way, -and after conaiderable discussion the Seventh concession, E. D. Township the matter was referred back to the of Aslifield in the tenuity of Huron, favour of granting a bonus, hut there committee to obtain further legal advice which Lands and Tenements I /than offer as to whether there is any way of get- for sale at ply Wino ill the Court House, ting over tho difficulty. in the Town of GCderich, on Saturday The Mayor stated that a cheque for the 27th -day of September, instant, at over- $200 Clergy Reserve money had, the hour of 12 of the clock noon. been received from the government. So J, U. CURRIE, Acting Sheriff of Huron ( 1387td • much for haying our local affairs prompt:, Sheriff's Office, Goderich, ) ly and efficiently mana.ged by a Reform 1st Sept., 1873. , administration. • . The Council then adjourned. . AUCTION SALE 0.11 . Te110111611'S solo Mesta. Sept. 9 -Household Furniture &o. re- sidence of MOM Kerr, God- erich. 21 -Groceries &c. Store of Mr. - Wm. Kerr, Goderich. 23 -Horses, llarness,BugOre &c. Clinton. :30 -Farm Stock, lot 3, con. it, W. D. A shtick], I. Griffin. Oct. 1- -Farm Stock, lot , con. 7, w. D.- Ash field, Ed. Kendrick. 2 -Farm Stock, lot 14, con. 2, Hayfield Road, Godorich T'p, Mrs. Shannon. 4 --Mortgage Sale, lot 20, con. 1, Turnberry, Cronyn & Martiu Solicitors. M -Household Furniture &ci at Mart, Goderich. 7-Alortgage Sale Land, lot 12, & 13, Lake Shore Range, Col- borne, G. Canspaiwie Solicitor. 8 -Mortgage Sale Land, lot 7, 000. Aslitield, Davisou & Johnston e„ Solicitors. New 1.buertisements. Sh5riff's Salo of Lands. ••••••••=m••••• =, OF 110USEHOLDI FURNITURE, HARNESS, HORSE, WAGGON, SLEIGH, GROCERIES, &c. before therm or its properpommittee the weighing machines. s is a compli- : 'T uem an features. WIltever will be the upshot than all prizes is the award of the entire . Gir• 31r, IFS instructed by Mr. William Kerr, depends on the action of Parliament, _ weighing world, which considers Fair- ' IL (who is about leaving Canada for S I the only preirent certainty being the banks Scales the TANDARD. n spite over throw ofthe Macdonald Government. - of largely increased facilities for menu - R. -You assert that the Canada Pas facturiog (factories covering over ten cific Company was your company. Sir acres), the Messrs. Fairbanks' find that Hugh asserts in his memorial that from 1,200 Scales weekly -60,000 yearly -.do the opening of Parliament in April he not meet the present demand. Using the est ma e als--emp eying AlcM.-Yes. Allan stated that he had 'had no dealings with Americans. He paid 813,000 of the first n40,0)0 to four carried thratigh Mini Canada Pacific Com- shined and experienced help -giving French newspapera. I found that be pony. How does Allan get out of this? .personal attention to the manufacture of titer Scales they invented -it is not sur y I, thoeum? loans, and secured himself against loss. IL -Did he get any more money , American railway president. Ho says, one of his published letters to a prominefit MM -Why, Sir Hugh tells that in pbroyd itihegosde, ! science of weighing. If Sir John's little Commisalon gets _ _ _ had simply put that in his pocket, gam) 'prising that they lead the world III the ° 1 1 t 0' b"(siot hnitilwahn de ffOuctt 'olfwPwaerl'icarine- a3n t 'foreign influ- through in time, Parliament will meet' here. to -Chicago. that he had paid out for Me31.-In September, 'lie wrote nre erne), that after consultation with Mr. about the 28th of October. cries (`Yankee dietation;' more to pay. I was alarmed and went to Mc5Iullen I was forced unwillingly to . election expenses -3313,000 with 513,500 me deep ostensibly- from our organization ee ry inerican name, and to put in re- d ontreal. All I coeld do was to a A telf overbeard, -negotiate directly wail gentlemen. He detnandeel reimburse- ) This letter is dated July 1. s ; . . . Sir II (tell Allen and was directly snub. I meta. bed for interferine in what was none of - heti did he break oir flan( IL -But 5400;000 is a pretty good sum of money for one man to lose. Does his affair. He tritd then—with no bet- Yell. Sir Hugh really suffer this loss'? a letter t Mr. Smith from Sir Hugh, ber 24th. - Hugh is\President of the ter result, and went home. Soon came MM.- -The first intimation was Octo. hail requested him to communicaee with R. - What! thma not this memorial ' Merchant's Bank of Canada, a very large Allan, stating that Sir Francis Hincks I us for the purpose of uniting Canadian I submitted by hint and accepted bv the Institution, which in its current report and Ainericen interests in the proposed Government say lie broke off in April, shows a Government deposit without in- centract We went to Montreal in Sep- the beginning of the season. . terest of over 51,200,000 and as all Ai milli: tocotIteruplr, eistenist tember, I s71, and arranged the prelimi- 31c3I.--Yes, but it is all brazen ly- 8.fulfnedst,a, rseusdpi erectctltyhaitn retries. Sir Hugh was to be the agent neg. Here are all his letters and tele- tinie he is "even." I understand that himself a largo, interest, and an amount . grams, Here aro the paid checks same portion if the sum by discounting another bank in 51ontemal furnished the ef the eovernment; he was to receive for rams, dated 'all along from April till the most geed; and the cash instalments Smith covering the sante period, and notes secured by Allan's endorsement of stock to be elaced where it would -do with his name. Here are- his letters to. on the stock were to be advanced by us, and that these are still being carried. - 11. --Was the Governtnent aware of this? 31e 11. -1 teld Sir John 5Iacdonald all about it before our meeting with ' I Allan. At the I remier s request visit- ed hien after the meeting at Ottawa, told him everything. arrd he was well satis- fied. On the anli of October, 1871, Allan, Smith awl I met the Cabinet at fittawa to complete the arrangement. The Ministers were not fully agreed. Cartier hated Allan, and Cartier was the paid solieiter of the Grand Trunk Rail- way, the (leanly eeemy of Allan. Car- tier would net compromise, anti a post- ponement was agreed to until Sir Hugh tliould return from England. He re- fer-midi/I Deceniber and suggested that we have a meeting in Montreal and then in New York, te execute the contract. It was samod iu the latter city, Decem- ber 23, 1871. IL -Was any money asked up to this time for political purposes? Mt:M.-Some time after this, Allan -tared that he had "loanetristi,000 and 54,500 to John A. Macdonald and Sir Francis Hineks respectively, "with the knowledge that it was never to he re- turned." Sir Francis Hincks, Allan in- formed me, dill not care for distant pro- fits at his time of life, but would expect Std9,000 in cage and a secretaryship for his son. R. -When the session of Parliament opened, what shape did affairs takel McM.-A supplementary contract drawn up, by which a committee of five, Allan chairman, was appointed for two purposes; to provide funds, and to agree to the acceptance of 530,000,000 and 50,- 000,000 acres onland, the terms of the Government. In pursuance of the first purpose, Ailan thew on us for $40;000 as follows: Check, 815,000, May 3, 1871; check, May 3, 1872, 5'25,000, paid June 6, 1872. R. -I have here in my hands a long and minute affidavit, coveriog several columns, sworn to by Sir Hugh Allan and attested by J. L. Beaudry, in which I read, "I state positively that no money derived from any fund, or from any for- mer American associates, was expended in assisting my friends or the friends of the Goyernment at the recent .general elections." Does Allan swear falsely? McM.-Yes, to put it very mildly in- deed, Allan makes mistakes from first to last, from alpha to omega. He never would haye made oath to that state- ment had he supposed that I possessed and can pr oduce receipts undersigned by their tniniaters or their committees. And J. L. Beandry,- who attests Sit Hugh's affidavit, is the first signer to e receipt for $20,000 under the bargain between Cartier and Allan, and was a member of the committee which drew over 5126,000 of money paid out under that bargain. . R. -What did Allen do with the money? Mat- -He proceeded to use it against Cartier, who had the French party then ethic back. Thirteen thoutrand dollars, he said, went to four French newspapers; 56,000 to Attorney -General Ouimet, and a gift of $10,000 to SirFranciedlincks, finance -minister. During the entire Name of Prosecutor. TEE MARIKETd •IIM••• Gunanicit, Sep. 16, 1173. Wheat, (Fall) 19 bush 51 20 (2) 1 25 Wheat,(Spring) 1,1 bush.- 0 13 1 20 Flout .(per bd.) 6 00 0 6 60 Oats, bush 0 40 0 0 00 Peas, bush C' 50 ee 0 00 Barley, busk 06') 060 Potatoes. 44' bush o oo o Pork, 1001 4 9) at 4 00 IIay per ton ........ 16 00 @ (10 Chickens per pair 0 25 (a) 0 30 Butter,V lb 0-16 017 Beef 451. 500 Hides 6 do @ 6 03 Wood .. 3 00 0 350 Tan Birk 4 00 0 00 Eggs, 41.P doz (uniracke 1).. 010 0 0 12 Scotland) to sell by Public Auction, at his residence on Montreal Street, Grade- . rich, opposite the SIGNAi. Oflice, on Saturday, 20th September, 1873, Commencing at 12 o'clock, noon, The Honsehold Furniture, cemprising in part: -Centre Table, What Not, Superior Book Case, 6 Cane Seated Chairs, 1 Hair Seated Sofa, 2 Hair seated rocking Chairs, 1 Falling leaf Table, Hall Table, 2 Easy Chairs, Tapes- try and other Carpets, Bedsteads, Wash- stands, Kitchen Chairs, Cooking Stove and utensils, Box and Parlour -Stoves, Pipes Crockery and Glassware, Window I ninds, Kitchen Tables. Also, A superior Horse, 1 light Gro- csectrt's lVaggon, 1 light Grocer's Sleigh. 1 single Harness, 1 Mare and Colt with sutelry °theta articles. Also, on Mauday, 22nd Sept: 1873, commencing at 11 o'clock, A.:31. The Groceries in Stock at the Store on the Market Square, Gederich,at present occupied by Mr. Keroctomprising in part: Tea, Raisins, Currants, Sugar, Tobacco, Crockery, 0 lasswore, Essences and Oils, Pickles, together with a variety of other articles usually kept in a Grocery Store. TERMS OF SALE, CASH. N. B. -The Store will be rented. Goderich, Sept. 13th,1873. I387 -a New 2buertisetnent S. STRAYED FROM the; farm of Jas. McPherson, Amberley, on the 10th August, a brown Horse, 17 hands high, 7 years old, with a small white star in forehead. raenwdawrdheidte. o. ff-fore fetlocke:Information leading to Lis recovery will be suitably Sept. 11, 1873. 1387b* Kincardine. NOTICE ys HEREBY GIVEN that application le! will be made to the Legislative As- seinbly of the Province of Ontario, at ite next Session, for an Act to annex the Townships_ of Ashfield, Colborne and West Wawanosh in the County of Huron; to . the South Riding of the said County for Registration purposes. • GEORGE ARMSTONG, Reeve. WILLIAM YOUNG, Reeve. CHARLES GIRV IN, Reeve. Colborle, Sept. 8th, 1873. 1387-8w R!, cAUTION. BUY ONI,Y THE Genus' e Fairbanks' Scale MANUFACTURED BY E. & '11. Fairbanks& Co. Standard Scales. STOCK !ia.CALVS, 1.30AL SCALES., HAY SCALES,DAIRY gOALES,COUNTERSCALES, &C., &C. Scales repaired Promptly and reasonably. Forsale; alsn, Troemner's Coffee and Drug Mille, Cinnposition Bells, all sizes Letter Presses, &c., &c. THE MOST PERFECT IlaTISI A PA.P•ii {.F!I 21A. ESP! EVERY MERCHANT SHOULD the Them. EVERY DRAWER Warranted. NOLO AT ;FAIRBANKS' SCALE WAREHOUSES Fairbariks & Co-, :V13ariona 311y1,1freaslvo N. Y. 338 Broadway, Albany. N. Y. VAIRBANKS, BROWN &Ce., •••2 Milk St., Boston. For sale by Leading Hardware Dealers. 1387-2m IMIV.CC) .Z111_2 • MISS S—T—EWART Has removed her Millinery . Establishment the Store formerly occupied by ••• Miss McConnell, on East Street, -where she will be glad to see her old friends and the public generally. A Large Stook of Fall Goods t expected shortly to arrive. G erich, 8th Sept., 1873. 1386 tnr TENDERS VOR keeping the CANTEEN at the s: Volunteer Camp, will be received by the unclersig,ned up to the 201h instant. H. COOKE, Adjt. 33rd B. V. DI. Goderich. 8th Sept., /1873. 1383b STRAY STEER, •_- r AKE into the premises of the under- eigned Lot 23, con 11, Townehip of West Wawanosh, a Red Steer with horns partly turned up, torniug 4 years old. The cwner is requested to prove property,pa.y charges and take him away THOS. GREENING. St. Helene, Sept. 9th, 3873. 1386c° To THE NEW DOMINION CLOTHING STORE. PHILO NOBLE, KEROHANT TAILOR, 1121.114iLTON STREET, GODERIejj,° I Has now received it beautiful stock of ran Goods, comprising Tweeds, Beavers, &c., which he is prepared to make up on the shortest notice, and guarantee a good tit or no charge. ) Also a large stock of Men's and Boys' I Ready -Made Clothing. I have just received a /splendid stock of Gent's Furnishing Goods. Just to hand a beautiful assortment of 1--I.A..11 e.z 9 All of which I am determined to tell CHEAP for CASH, in order to maim room for more, which will be to hand in a few days. A call solicited before purchashing elsewhere. Remember the stand, next to Wm. Acheson's Harness Shop, Hamilton street. ' Sept. 6th, 1873. 1386 WIILL Ala IfiEST BE .SOLD see -- r-- 1:9!" -71 o stet▪ , r - r . a AT THE LION STORE THIS FAIL, $30,000 worth of G3ods CoUltHising Dry Goods,- roceries, lste&ad8y11(3els;de Clothing, Boot Hats and Caps, &c. &c. Y.,E PRICE LIST Good Young Ilysen " Raisins _12tbs. good Sugar Butter Dry Goods Cheaper than AT GEO. IticKENZIE'S. Goderich, Sept. 2nd 1873. 45c per lb. tic per lb. 51. 17c per lb. thesCheapest. - SCHEDULE of CONVICTIONS Returned by Justices of the Peace for the County of Huron, For the Quarter ending the 10th day of September, 1873, pursuant to Statutes 32 and 33 Victoria, Chap. 31, Sec. 76and 33 Vic. Chap. 27, Se,c. 3. _ Na me of Defendant. Nature of Ckarge. Adam Berry . Edgar Tam ty-n John Cargill Win C• •k • • • • , . Thos Richardson .... " :Wm Hodgins !James Graham james Beurke George Fell , Win Wheeland Date of Conviaion. Name ol Convicting Justice. Amount of Penalty, Fine lona token Paid or Ao le Ts telioinparel over by if not paid, why not, and general obserrat tons or _Damage. Paid to said justtee. Justice. ifany, • Assault . It July, 1873.... Thos Gidley and Robt Dew ....... .... 51.00.. .... 25 July " .... Thos Holmes and L. J.. Brace ... 16.00 .... 12 Jen° " ... Thos Holmes .1 1•00 .... 24 " o -„ it 28 July 6g .... 41 it li II di Breaking window Assault -Mark. Cassells James Shrigley ;Trespaes Margaret Sherman .... Harriet Brant.... ... Assault . • • • Daniel Gummatt . • . Robt Smith ; rGeorge Johnston 'Isaac Overhalster 'Gerard Irvine • ...'Niel Montgomery...-. E. E. Hallett . ;David Kerr James Lengworth .... Margaret Dobson James hin James McCaig . Robt Johnston John Proudlove Wm Oath Janet Eart ;Trespass :Shooting Dog : A -smirk 30 " , 19 August . 16 July 30 August 27 July 30 June 1 Sept. ..... : 8 AUgust " Ci 'Damage to property Leonard Peck Samuel Noble _ . ...! Aggravated assault. John O'(rady 'George Clark !Assault Michael Burns 1Richard Fritzley.... I ,6 • • • . Catherine McDonald... John McDonald Wm Gibson. .. Richard Tichborne Hugh Johnston CC Thomas Crea Niel Nicholson Norman McFarlane C6 Vancouver Martin • - Daniel Morrison Henry Longworth Wm Dobson Alice Wetland Thos Goyenlock • .. 17 Augnst 29 " 17 June •••• ... 8 Aimust 23 July 41 " .... ▪ William Wilson .... Robert Leech .4tl .... ▪ David Kirk A. Strong and J. H. Benson A. Strong ..... A. Strong and J. II. Benson - • C.. Cratib.... ...... • • • ti - I t it 44— {4: •••61•• • 46 .... • H. Horton r 'Stealing Fruit 16 August " Peter Adamson I J ... Assault ...... ... 4 Sept. " J. Beattie and A. Strong 2.00 8 Sept. " ..... 4. it ... 10.00 - 13 August " .... Thomas Gidley 1.00 .... ... ...... ... 2 Sept.. " .. Thomas Gidley and Robt Dew 2.00 8 Sept, " .... CS it 2.00 24 Stine " ..... A. -G. McDougall and A. Strong 50 20 " sil it 1.00. .... ....... ... tt CC ... • CC it 1.00 .... 5.00 damages ., ir 2.00 d •••• .1 50 5.00 damag,es .... . 1.00 Forthwith ...........County Treasurer .... tf It GC CC Pt.. Prosecutor .. County Treasurer 5.00 1.00 it ' • • 1.00 .. - ... 5.00 Immediately ' 16.50 In fifty days. '4.. .., .. .4.00 4 • , 5.00 Forthwith 64 •t 1.00 3.00 1 00 . 2.00 damages • 20 20 ..... 2.90 Forthwith .... Eight days.. . Forthwith ti 46 44 CC 0 •• • .. Dismissed . County Treasurer T'p-Treasurer . Complainant T'p Treasurer it fl lc -.44 (6 t4 County Treasurer Complainant 'Committed ....Dismissed with cogs • • • Town Treasurer John Trott Henry Dilling ....... Wm Dilling Thomas Wing Francis Allen Michael Davis John Lee If George Biggar Wm Habkirk 4' 4C .6C . • • James Longworth David O'Neal Gambling Benjamin Dillon 64 Ct 0 1 Q . 'Dischsrged with costs Forthwith ....... - Municipal T reasurer". • it 61 it • ...... I W. A. Dobson et Cutting Trees 23 " ..... !Morrison Assault ••.• • o July Samuel Beattie Edwin Ballet Wm H. Cluff ..........Cutting Trees . John Mulligan 46 ..,Dayid McNichol 'David Stewart _ _ 10 " 41 }1 August " .... . Malictous damage Clerk of the Peace's Office, Goderich, 13th September, 1873. Nome ol Prosecutor. R. Hamilton George Wilson West Anderson . Arthur McGrory '• • ... County Treasurer CC ...... ....... Complainant County Treasurer it fC it It CC Ci if G 6 I . . • . Complainant .. County Treasurer • • • Dismissed TIALINTUL4 LICZ.ALJEtS, Clerk of the Peace, County of Iritturoiri., PR P• 1.• 'I SCHEDULE of CONVICTIONS Returned by Justices of the Peace for the County of Huron For the Quarter ending Ihe 10th day of September, 1873, pursuant to Con. Statutes of Upper Canada, Chap. 124 and a, vi f))1t.), Chap. 6, Sec. 9, Sub -Section 4. Name of Defendant. C. Young Patrick .Kelly Thos. Hingston M. A. Bradford 'M. J. yiadsworth.. e. Joseph Copeland Neil McKay... Wm. Longhead Nature of Charge Non-payment of wages 6. 61 44 it if 44 Articles ofthe Peace Date of Conviction. 14 June 24 July 10 31 it if Selling Liquor without License- 22 " t6 Margaret Alton... session of Parliament I paid all the ex- penses of our charter. including suppers Corporation of Exeter. Thos. Thompson and dinners. Abbott, Sir Hugh Allan's eoliciter. also a member of Parliament John- (5 11 David Hammel. James Thompson to promise Mr. Langev'in, Minister of . Keeping Bar room open upon Sunday . 19 " Non-payment of wages 64 66 " taxes. -25 " Robert Thompson. ... and a Government man was aut orize tagein _paisley. • • ohn VVood .. Public Works $25,000 to assist in elec- G or e Beranson 64 ti ... • • • tions around 4uebec. e g Grossly insulting Language :28 " Insulting Language.. . . " 66 '.2 Sept. Selling Liquor without Liceneeholl " . George Arnott • Alex. Delgetty...- .. Non-payment of wages 10 June R. -What do you mean by the harm . , ,James Darling.. 4i 61 it ft :24 " _Philip Volnuir di Si id if • • • '34 " .. -Robert Brownlee :Selling Liquor upon Sunday... :1.4 Aug. The gain with Cartien? d James Cordery before order was restored. &gat voters and we believe only two Reforza." were Tani, statement is quite incorrect. At th McM. - Parliament asse e n there were three Refo ° ApriL Tho elections were to take place Henry England:. from NewItorkfor Europe last week col-- rm journals and in August. Sir Hugh. Allan had so ef- fectually undermined the French sup- Sarah Step... The Graphie baleva which was to start time tbe Ontario Goon:lament took office orm, with e prospect of another, Wm Habkirk aid three Cooseityative. The Ber port of Cartier through the press and • R. Callender one Conservative, now there are five Tereedsatha prZ,cess o ' Ref th th prolect hart been abandoned. Ihe,priests, that Cartier found himself faze' to faces with political extinction. ,._John Morrison _Wm. A. Meting rarnanes show waitaii London, Te - claims that Conservatism ecr un the -Phili Volmer say that out of fiye members which we e ea Tema mills Thos. Brown rc-nto Efamilltonan4 St estherines last trasagant outlay, --David Hammel That was Allan's chance, His propos- 'Jew H had n( money, and, without an ex- HenrY Aftbinead:•• • • P crease in Huron. Well, we can only e Lad f t was assured. John Brown ...... -Mex. Rankin... week andwee. veryiertreerenelir attend- send to repfesent es only one is Conse elected but for the free use of the Pacific. tion was soon before Cartier. You Thos. Hood ed. jai, Er.isuiseed. superior to any vative, and he would not have beern. „John Met:alum show of the kind pre-viously seen in agree to OVA -me the Canada Pacific exude. MS 10 • ' Is, given to misrepresentation and the friends." The bait took, Cartier sue - - Railway bribery fund. But the Herald cluexter and I will give you.the means to Wm . Worden....... ,Jaines Martindale.... Arthur MeGrory Brophy . . Yourire-election and that of your Robert Kithira) George Sanderson lioDeful arpee4yending of tlie rebel- statements it is eonstantly indulging in ' tract WAS entered into between them. enrabed. On the 30th of July a con- „ 66 Fanny Wilkinson - The mutt from Madrid are Iraq :shove is only a fair specimen of the raiz- lien._ They represent flie enlistees R.--Mait. Here -find Sir Hugh Andrew Kirkyatriek.:,JainesWiekern soinling greatly frau thevrant.of pro. that that letter of Cartier's The Western Union Telegraph Com- wearing 'John Mitchell Harry:Iteed George Newland. ! paw have extended their line to Saultwithdrawn. The crew of the wrecked. wbaler St*. Idarie. rd.c3f.:-Yee. *Pod- Sir Hugh.- ' He ames Milne James McCaig .. . . ' hate not the slightest idea of the remark- F'reci- AuttY• • • • James Craig........ . • ... • • • IWO* aroma. to be adrift at se& ant/ s The town of Chatham page a rata of ablo arriourice ent this cop of the elan 150-erney. - • • . James Dation ropitis luaea been instructed to keep a Took owt for them, The Government hie effercA rewsa et IWO foe the discovery of the penon wise oast tiss rore-3fsodenald latter to Mr. Tool, four cents Ontlto dollar taxation this Ti• ill to Ili It svill be ra .W carry m. Margaret Dobson.. -.James Longworth year. amagng reading fol. th.e 50i40 e -Daniel Kerr Margaret Hallett....., Chester rieuty....-; Simon ;Press- mom Non -payment, of wages .:5 July •Sending diluted milk to Choese.15 Aug. - Factory. ,Non-payment of wages. ...... :21 -July Leaying employment • ..22 " Selling Liquor without License ..29 Aug. 64 66 6C it• .• 29 4" Ono of Alio largest white fish eaught •4 f. for the Governor General, fir in Lane Ontario for seam time was sem SirJohn and Sir Veancie, and for all 110.00th of Sub?! Iwo- Con- Clork of thsVess.e's Office, Goderich, 16th September, 1873. f - ... 21 41 Leaving employment.... 9 di Grossly insulting Language 40.1 uly Breads of town ..... Drunk and disorderly Damage to pr.operty. Cruelty to animals • 20July " " 26 " " .1 41 6 Aug. if di Ce • • • Name 01 Convicting Justice or Justices. Arlialtfa of Penalty, Pine nme when Paid, or to be To whom paid 021,7 eaid 172mt paid wily mt.,. and general observations or Dametge. Pend to said luaiees. Justices. if any. 1873.... John Kernighan 510.00. "! ... William Wilson gi it " - Jemes Somerville St 11 4C - -20.00. . 3.00 costs 20.00 3.50 costs •-• " .... Thos. Gidley, 11. Dew and W. Cade- 2.00. " ... nThos. Gidley . . 5.00 2J* taxes ci gr 1.00 ' • • .... Robert Lee,ch 2.00 ; 1,00. 20.00.... , Forthwith . ... .... half to informer and half to Municipality... Twenty -ono days, Prosecutor 20.00 $7.00 costs if ft if C4. if id • gi .... R. Leech and J. Hazlewood ... A. G. McDougall • 66 64 44 di • • * ... A. G. McDougall and J. Beattie 20.00.. Forthwith Complainant ... • • .. • ... . -Bound over to keep the peace half to ceinplainant and ; ...... half to, Municipality . .... half to complainant and ..s half to.Alunicipality. half th informer mud half to Municipality.. Prosecutor. litimicipalh Treasurer . tt 6( • - • •••• • • Fifteen days . T'p Treasurer Six days .•• • • Ai id - • • ..... • • 7.50...... 24.00 22.30 " . A. G. McDougall and A. Strong gi CS 44 .66 C4 44 it • Id . " ••• if 14 if -.4-.-.. • ••• • • • • - ' • • Forthwith $1.0 to Co. Treasurer.. .▪ ... ' 810 to Complainant... Twenty-one days Prosecutor • . Forthwith $5 to T'p Treasurer ... 85 to Complainant . 12.00 10.00 ' 1 " .... J.e,,bn Beattie... . ..... . 3.62 , .. ..... 46 66 ...... 10.00 " • . . • F. W. Irwin and John Gemmel .. . 20.00 id .... it ft 64 ° ft 20.00 " • • .. 11. Herten and P. Adamson .... 10.00 " .... Horace Horton . . ... Twenty ane days Prosecutor ....... .. Forthwith Twenty days. id 44 " Jame e Somertille 13 June - " O. Ciabb .. 1,00 2 oe, it it ... 40 1.00 (Images . 10.09 15th September:.. 2.00. : .... . .4. • • Insulting language Breach ef By-law... " Town -13$ -Lair Leavingem A.busive •language........ ... . .; Sellingliquor without license. , 8 ft lt •••. •••• it ti 2 July .... A. Strong and J. H. Benson - a. 22,aug,....• 41 • If i 06 ... 4 S.Ipt. • " A. Strong and J. Beattie. • •• •• 33 Jtitio Thomas Gidley and kobert Dew....... ... ..... • •• • •• . •• • ..... • • • • • • • County Treasurer ... . • Applied. accoidingtolaw (4 it . • ... . . Pa• id $2.50 into Court Ordered to return to his Master .. • Three days. -i Comity Treasurer • . • ••• • Forthwith Town . • • • • • One week 66 r if id Prosecutor. • ........ • • • - - at the market ia Belleville One day last -Oarlada, t 1 week. It weighed 10 pounds and ono E.----1Vh4 next. Ina WM, -On t e 2.00 1.00 50.. . 3,00 2.00, . 20.00 Or 30 days in gaol .... • . ••. . Forthwith • • Left the Conntry . Dismissed .... Town Treasurer Eight days. Forthwith. • '.. ..... C di CS C4 GC 61 - Half to T'p Treasurer. " " Prosecutor .... 3113..4.N IALZALIRS Clerk ounce, ,r1 - a_ ....,... ofthe 'Peace; County of lauron, 1. 4.4 4 .".C.66•2,''' • STA A prirzi, 4-4k WR. la? A Stati© required in Recce care Ged-trich, r 13 PA RT3 Tr ' E MED mentrone Wieghano in ley, ha the exception of lydinpused61 A sestion at W 3.7th of next Tmous--C ceroleg to ite bid on each 1 All officer at McIntosh' alle. to have !mid Lamle. SOUTH S No. 1, 2, 3, 15, 16, 17, 29, 39, SI QUEEN "5 No. 33, 34, 44, 45.460 54, 55,.56 each). QUEEN 5 No. 63, 61, 74, 75, 76 each). n'T A ITLA No. 82(&-, 68, 30 ( WATER S d-Ndo. 101, 10 each). MARLA 1•140. 107( -zaca). VdATER arromaclat UPReWCE'S dNo. 115, 11. -each). PRINCE'S No. 3213 128, 129; WATER No. 3 VICTO No. 143, 1; GI =70 V i07.0 No. n4, r 165, 169,! JOHN S Ne. 178, 2.1 184, 185, 192, 303 .ADELAID No. 164, 3. 2113, 261 210 (a ac ALICE No. 2111, 2 218, 210, Amor, HERBER AMC No. 235 ( 244,243 (13 smut =LEM ffo.-252-, 259; 209, EIBLEN. No. 279, 2 .287, 288, AUGUST.: No. 292, 239, 369 AUGUST No. 228, ; 315 (a at LOUIS' No. SIG, 2 LOUIS ; No. 323, ARUM. NO. 221, : each), (3. sem) eaoh). ART 140. 2579 - 264, 22 oath,. WILLI 3811, MILL No. 414, LEOPOI No. 428 eaela). ' LEOPC No. 4-53._ nrTi exec MINTh No.! CENT No. _ P.d.TRIC WES' A 7 L 30IZ-5] ;SEP ;