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New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
EFFORTS OF nENRY G. MuRPIY- FR'END7'
The leader, of the Kings County Democracy

are working hari 10 secure 'l' r'r'to" Va '"' -i0N
lIcnry G. Murphy UuItcd STATS nttor' Ihere "l'
4, gathering of prominent D"nocrLis Yesterday ~ 9"'
roeatc Nrrlcr's oil-c IN the CInfy C"ur r-h""Sr' ic
details ~ what too plar, az tine meeting are not 10 DC
hnt hrt II +. st;r,i uy a Gentleman who was present
thai adv cc- winch pleased Mr.. Murphy friends were
received .on 10, interior OF tJe State. LN Register
McLAgg!,l!n when questioned conrefnng the situation
a that Il would De proper ar present 10 CIV" any
figures IN regard 20 Mr. Murphy : strenS'n III no
S;lte He dd SAY. however. that Tammany HtI
,,,d that II hai been counting without lt5
in.f Trnm what he had learned the people OF the
,unr and inter ur portions Of the state were hcIhcu ~
, ',,ra ir,f Iu Jim Kelly would have them be- II
j. -,.i u NUMBER WEALTHY and Influential merrhthts OF
\,.v York and BruokIyn held meeting lusI "ch at q
t,rtye re- rsGcu,e RruIs'n-,t. Tor the purpose OF
taxing some action toward securing the election o' sir
Nanny nd "A DrnJrrat Whose voice ~ pO"crIuI III Tue
,IIc,i- nf the parry Kings County, IN conversation
with u TMBl reporter: " II Hrnry MurpnS ny !s b ue
t.,;rd iuuh Jut FOR squalls ahead Jouu hetIy nas
needed Ssistaurr more tnan once ana ne may n,eu u
asaiu lie the man To cohtroi Tue part! ~ 'H''
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
TIE HON GEORGE W. RCCK.
THE HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE AND FIeHKNL
RAILROAD

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 24-Pursuant 70 war
rant issued upon the application OF the stockholders
~ ,he Hartford, Providence and FishkI Earoad
C,p,nanv a large meeting Of stockholders WAS held
ir this CITY to-day for the purpose OF electIng
dtrectors CALVIN Day OF Hartford. President OF the
road was called to the chair, which he took after
causinc his protest to be read declaring the meeting
irregular and illegal Charles p Clark OF Boston ap'
esred as tru ,tee OF the Boston Hartford and Erie RII
road under the Berdcn mortgage, winch he claimed
y.red mn. road aud he moved ihat the meeting ne
d,.solycd stock was called Tor. but thtre was
We hook present tina: being in the possession oi
~ @ ~, a "dvers, partlrs in Hartford The Hon. e. :.
Ir.dlry one o tnt gnees III bLnKrhpcJ o NE boz
ION Hartford and E.le RATo.d, gave h!s Jnasih, W
,n.Ji M f,,lurs of the purposes Ot those VINO called
the meeting OF stOcGh"lder- the h''t %. ""'u 'cH
Years the meeting yGjourued for three wecas.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
N THIS CITY.
The Chemical Works of Parsons & Church,

The Chemical Works of Parsons Church,
twostory frame and building, covering the entire
block between Nineteenth and TwcnJieth-sts.. and
Avenues B and A, caught IRE last night
,bort midnight, from cause unknown
IT.. ,oiocr,nnic communication with Fireman'5
Hall were 80 imperfect that it was some time be-
fnre they could get sufficient force Of en-
,ues ON haud 70 subduU the flames. Tue
works are used for the manufacture or ammonia
and tar and during the tire barrels OF ammonia
,yere continually exploding. which deferred the
trrmen somewhat from more effective work
and great danger was apprchendrd tnat the
two tar tanks inside the building, which
contained 10000 gallons OF tar. would be ignited
A. il was the flames. burning with unusual rapiiity,
hY1 IN heated the tanks by time the englucs got
Yriy al work that the iron faces were red hot and
rho upper coating Of tar was Kissing with the heat
rr,vt howey r. within short time, and their united
nrts were directed toward preventing the tar tanks
from catching tire and they succeeded The lower por-
tlon of tie building was destroyed hvOVlDg loss OI
slOUO The insurance is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
TIE FIEE RECDRO
N BROOKLYN.

N BROOkLlN.
TIE STOVE woRKs OF JOHN IL. KEYSER IN GREEN
POINT DESTRDYED-LpS- S5j,nO
The extensive stove works of John II. Key
ser 10 reenpoint were destroyed BY fire early yeSf"r
dIy morning rnta!ng upon the proprietor a .oss OF
about s5jOw The WORKS -;ODd upon 26 lots Of ground.
and with the exception Of three story frame
dwellings fronting on FrankllnSt.. occupied the Whole
bori bounded bv Npblr West OAK. aad Franklin -,ts.
The woi as have been mucn enlarged recently lAc oid
fOundery Occpyag ljG feet on NODest anu tte over
90 feet on Wes.t the 0ces beng on tue latter street.
Tie foUnGrry, winch WAS subsequently added was
40 feet on: running entirely through the block from
Sobe to Oak a.. and having frontage on the latter
street OF 20 feet Between tins building and that on
W.st,t was i yard thus making the old ani new build
tugs take the form OF three sides OF hollow square.
The new ioIndery was wei constructed OF frame WORK,
with \ high gaOle ROOT, the whole edIhce, however,
brln, con ,trurtrd II wood Attached to the building
were wV cupolas for the melting Of the meta anu Two
cncincs OF Is and - horse power besides cranes.
nir,npry g.: ana at the time OF the re large uum-
nrr OF patterns mOs. various stages Of com
nrt,nn Nr were stored under the extensive roofs.
rns nri,n Of me fire could not be ascertained.
a>rrIng thr work Of lnccntarlcS, others 10 tue
,cs The rnrro,m and still others to the bursting
htrS"' m. fi,ne th Al tne tireu,rn had
got fully work. 1t was Clearly apparent mat there
Therefore given ,hr surrounding property The snow
On lhe trnenents ami rtlOns ~ the bremen pre-
vntid thr lnrs extending beyond the works which.
however. IN an hour were nearly al destrOycd
The loss on jLe buildings IA estimated from $1,000 10
sOO0O while that on ne stock, engines e. IS taouSat
Of winch SIT 800 Is equally divided between the PneRix
Lancashire. and Mascara Insurance Companies; WINS
Williamsburg Cy FarraGu FRANKLIN OF Philadelphis.
Scottish COmMrrci mOme hnSs and h'Ha NsW W.
York and YOnk-rs insurance Companies Ihus
tnr Will tail Igntiy on each OF inc tSlhpanirr d.
uropcrty Destroyed The destruction Of the WORKS Will
throw over 30 persons out Of employ ment'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
Az APPEAL FOR KANIA5.

The following appeal was issued to the
peop.e or thI' city yesterday A great csiam
Nv has Dof,rn the people upon the frontier
of Kansas Twenty thousand men, women. and
chcien in danger OF starvation aDd death
unl-s, rcicf afforded. Mlnge with your thanks
IN the midst Of comfort, kind thoughts or tle
destitute the distant prares Of Kansas. and send
from abundance a Christmas or New Years gift
for these fLmiGr-trickrn pioneers Contrbnf0nI III ~
Ir G.. Y. R,ck,rrk-r A. Pitten if M. BIT
br0ldwiy, y. y. rhrs" geHtemrn hLv" the authority
~ the Governor Of Kansas, under the seal OF the Staf"
amt IltJ to tue Kansas Central All
COmlulttcr"
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
GOrEGNuENT WEATHER EEPORE
VAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE Or rHR CHtEP sIGNAL OFFICER.
n .slIISGTOS. u. G.. Fr:dty. Dee. %. al - ILL., ,
Svuo1sis for me past ncentUfDur hours

war DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF rIIR CHiEP SIGNAL OFFICER
a .uIsnrnS d. c. Friday. Dee. 2j 1874 Il auI. )
SvuO0sis for me past ncenty-fDar hours
The barometer has risen III the Soul hern'
Mtiir and y EnSlaud states, with colder ana gen
orally clear weather . 49,. Y,.. d
t,cnernly cloudy weather prevails III tue Like hc,
" wi,h nr,.k westerly winds lower trIup rItdr". and
E,ht snow near Lakes OItario and Huron. lag t'hi-
,rrat,re has risen slightly N 'hr nIrtH"r'i WIN
ssnnIhcry winds less pressure. anu party c'"uS
weather. . , - .. r,.u,.,t r,,o
snow cOn:!nucS in Northern N"| Ergdhh lar
har,mrrr T. highrst IN l"nurSscr ana ti"riir!V 10
nnrth-ea-r nf New England AMI n ihn lpprr NJ Sohr
Valley Tue rlycIs ..,rn al caro- 'Ac'hh"' ana
LJul9yIAc. ..,
For V-tr. EngirndanG -" Nrti' HH'fS J'nf"H ear
nnd rOifr Wtrthtr ''' prrrt!' "'m 'tS'' "' ~ "os'
rind, ,isd rt..IJ jII '1'tr
Far 'ur -ui'h \ !att. = i''% t"l'Titi "r'r me
tier weather VITA n1tih IL w;Dt' I"t ''H;i' i"h
"a 80, ba:"a"i.'
Er.u ~. J'iies TN .s-'' t.i .'' lr' N'''V
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25

ce,r or FAIR weather except the immediate coast
Win eastery or soutnery winds sishs changes IN tas
ten,n.f,t,lre nd slowly falling barnmeter .
Pr the lower lake region partly cloudy weather. wiz
brisk westerly winds backing TO soitberly rIsns Io
lowed by falling barometer ana tempots'uro o0'""
freezing -, 49,. n,o.. A..
For the upper lake region ard the North, Wes.: m
with sasterIy or southeriy winds and fa1g oafomeSr
ea,t Jl The Mississippi
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
The RESULT Of THE CANv'

NEITHER PAEIY GIVEN QC"RrM-TIIE RET rms
EXCESSIVELY " DuCTOERO' - MJN.UKE DC
FElTED BY NEARLY 3,U1n VOTES.
NEw-ORLEASs. Dee. PA Bulletin extra
has the following regarding the P,turning Board:
Tie deliberations of the evening resulted dnal
drrlSIuu r!arng The ri,hts uf fubOrne. Cadd0, Ia
Fonrchc Lincoln, Z Ip"r, and st. Martin. The parishes
Grant. Wnn. Ben ,le AMI DE SDfo were referred 10
tIc LEGISLATURE. that tIrir 5eycrei ca-ns may
he adjusted. Tue representation "a returned
by iiDaTd stands, Democrats J@
pubicins, 81 making m"lDrity Of two for the latter
Although it VIII he obs rV:d that neither party
l. given quorum II thc House. It Is some
what suspicion, tuat tha DO4"l iid not take untO
Themselves ,uiclrnt number with which 10 orgtn'zo
the Legislature. tLt -, uIJIum However II su.itd
tar urpnsr Of wills Lui Anderson ~ max the rrtirn5
AZ above ana doubtless they know that there are three
among returard sailing untrr Conservative cOiOrs
who. upon emergency. Will Ofr a!legiAnce 10
the Kellogg regime aud r'pudiate utterly the
cause Of the people. AL the parishes before the
Board Thursday were largely Democratic but Uy
extensive dOctorInG and mauDulhtlOn they wore re-
turned as follows: CadiO. three Republicans Ihuc1iu,
Que Republican ClubOrhe, twO democratic 81 M|f-
TIM Two ,i":I,ucrItic; La F ar he two DcmOcrar
BlrnYillr. Grant. m. and D. SJtd are thrown out
making la tue House - DemOCidts auu
81 l.rpua.icanS.
BY he throwing ~ the above named parishes ana
several polls Ctd0 PARISH seven were thrown out 10
ryrrrni H. InucrU uaiUrltle- MOuc lra - Jthton ~
u.urlv yJty-
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25

HOwAKU MiSsiOs,
"a A.


ruhr II SlaS.lg aud spsakrc b the hiI -
:. ,ocS viii sdesee
ud Vgceais. ~ O'clock D!bUcr Tor ihe eeas
from u -
t,u. 4. -e~n nuc thiren trir Chri.mas
rhlhirrh thrii thrstDss carols a..
We N.bJ al tie t.O.as eau ssI ior Sas h's'S' 'A'
4 A.. L.. -.
VII NhLp =, h- Pr, sion, amt friend, <'e Us 10 ed ~
Ga.l. ,..v...- c.as
w. MED AZ ir get not ohy wv : "'''' N"
- 10 on uu oil m. u IN
ms' te ss' '" W" '"""' : ~ -
-" "F ." A''A''' ~ WM D. tLxG0. SsssussssAssS
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
Sueeial Noiiees

,..O - (hrt.tn,ss Il hrist thurch-R,rv CoAma1tes-
Ia. 40 Morning sermon AID HOLY onnani'n-
po.t-tInre Notirr.-ru- MAILS FOX hi tOfn he
.uiur >ATI AY 80 w at tbs "trs %
ON n HSDtY a T. 80 a. on WhnhhSCh,h II IL an 90
At a. ~. Sal
L. JAMES. a. "
Thurrh OF saint Mary the virgin West Por'ysH Ct -
IT X, T.
tniIL Low CeIebfauVn
!U3O (aayuus iIaDersi Ma-sl Nv
PRAYER at 1
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
At Fort ERIE. ONTARIO.

FORT ERIE. Ont, Dec. PA tire during the
night destroyed MLarcns Hotel. Harrison's grocer
and dry goods store. Harris Hotel, Minemy's Hotel
GDson's bout aud shoe store ana wilson e'o'hips
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25

The Rotten sponge Pads, horrible Metal sDrngs pess
superssisd
-
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25

CiTrLB MARHYTs.

BALrNoas b~ - C,t,Re 't, -26 s,'d ,oss~<
wish ie,n4ad La. Eicd l bet - ,ar to Ia. h'orzss
s. 81 Last qus ~ - peJ 10 medium goo! far qast
- - Ipi -; sirs 1873 --.--
HOGRrr-ipts 1Os head vns fhf t~n-1 !Ch VI tD1rg To-
SHYEP-Recep 76l ~ 5UVS' 81 Tor hshs.
q few at S6 8. -.
CfscISyArf Dec 2t-Livs hogs fn r~"frt'. 100; as
SGDS6 40 medium far. 81 JU0fG tood psoA'
iny 81 81 - 10; bss 5e4ag
OF 3j5S- ID Pens vel cleared at
PRINT CLOTHS AARXHr.
P,,yioESra Printing Cloths anI 81 81 iss
~ ID Rrfra
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
BIRTH.

4A .votcrs of n1ridges musr 5o Indorsed Via /sit
sap,e md 1di,ess
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25

SyGNr'-f. De. at-,Inl." Wallace Yesterday L.
ri,rri U.- lfa Of Bate, 1 beirr jAuIgur'G
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01

Npl ll' Z ) aee ve pa.'l a NJ,
{" The rim ST. " IA. k..phtli ck anu
W. J McCau,ey, il Wcbbcl lown-
-hnp, aud were leased 10 noe iii,
Inlpr.ven' nts they were making.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick has Procured ,hi-
season some three or fonr acres 81
cert hive acr s "f lnrnips. Will,
wheat, i"'iat,"s, niIler, buck Sh,at
AMI garden vryctal les Ia match.
lie has, b sides, g,t some fot,
acres under cultivation. Ills way
ct dining il, il !" grub" Thoroughly
as lie goes along, and We believe il
pays. Ills crops generally lmk.d
time. AMI promised well.
Mr.. McCausey has n beautiful |. |.
cation, AMI is gradually working ~,
n farm VIII cli will rank among tie
best in The County. The l'ast sea-
son he has made speciality oi
raising vrg, tables for maj ket, and
has 'nnde a s"tc'ss Oi IT, so lar as
we could see.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01
Sale Of State Tax Lands.
AUDITOR GENERALS OsricE,
LANSING. MiC1l yulv iaTl


NOTICE Is hereby e,sen that certain Lands,
situatco In the county Of Lake, bid Otto the
State Tor Taxes OF 1879. aud previous years,
aud described in statements which will be
forwarded to the Office of the Treasurer OF
said County come time In September, will be
sold ut public aLetion. by said Treasurer at
the County Seat, on the first Monday OF Oc-
tober next, at the time aud place designated
ior the ordinary Tux Sales, fnot previously
disposrd OF ~ this office, according to Law.
Said statements contain full description
Of each parcel OF SAID Lands, and may be seen
on application at the office Of the Couaty
Treasurer.
Lands struck of to the State for Taxes of
1872 or other years, at the Tax Sales in DC.
'ober last, will he offered subject to the
light OF redemption prescribed by law, a.
well as To the right Of purchase OF the State
bids at this Office, prior TO the sale.
And further notice is hereby given that
certain lands si tiatel in said county, whhh
wer" hid of To the State ut the Tax Sales
therein Tor the year 1919 and previous wears.
wall he Offered for sale A. the same time and
place. tn the highest bidder, IN accordance
with he provisions OF Section l24, of No.
1859, Laws Of 1869.
WILLIAM Humphrey,
Auditor General.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01
Yates township.
NIRvANA, Sept. 25lh, 1874

NIRvANA, Sept. 25lh, 1874
Mr.. Lacy has his mill enclosed
except shingling, and also has his
machinery well IN position.
Messrs. Hicks Il Benjamin have
their shing!e works in position, and
intend to steam up, Tomorrow.
The County Snpt. was here to-
day, Tor the purpose of holding an
examination Ut teachers, but No
candidates appeared.
WIN. Markham has Just finished
painting his store building. First
paint Tor Markham.
AIR. Leander mckinley and fam
lily moved into town last week.
+. ID. Lacy is siding aud paint
Ing his boarding house.
j. N. Hicks and family were
here to day OH visit. He will
move here in two weeks, and will
start 3 store. lie is going after
goods within ten days from now.
Last Tuesday 5. w. Thompson
met viii, u severe accident at For
mans NH, by being tripped by the
head Llocks aud falling on to the
saw, which luckily, was not in mo
ton, but as it was lie is cut in tile
lett wri-t quite badly.
Sept. 9th.
Thos. A. Bal, Esq, Of Os-ian
Ind, Was here to-day aud bought
lot, and will build this Fall. lie
has returned after his family.
ID. Knight is lathirg and plaster
ing lis hyIel.
Baldwin Is too far north. We
have had 30 frost, to kill even
vines, as yet.
A. S. Ii.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01
The Louisiana rebellion has bee,

The Louisiana rebellion has been
squelched. 1t only lasted a short
time, but long enough 10 cause Con.
siderable unnecessary bloodshed.
Tha trouble originated by The
friends Of John McEnery declaring
that lie had been elected Governor
by 10000 n~j'riy over VIM. II.
Kellogg, who occupies the execu-
tive chair at present. Penn, ih.
Lieut.. Governor who WAS elected
on the ticket with Kellogg. il seems
favored McEncry, and issued II
proclamation calling to arms. TIE
State House, City Hall and other
buildings il New Orleans were
forcibly taken possession #, streets
harricaded, and fights ensued, in
which qnite number were killed
aud wounded. The rebel element
became alive all over the State,
and in u number OF instances dis
placed the officials "f the Kellogg
government by lho-e of McEner,.
At this juncture Of affairs the Un,t
ed States government inter eied,
aud soon put comparative qnic ne
an the rebellion, although fur;hcr
trouble is anticipated. From all
reports which reach us, it seems
that there has been wrong doing on
both sides, and that the affairs nave
been badly managed IN Louisiana,
yet there's always proper legal
way t. settle such difficulties with
out resorting Ia mob whence.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01

llCRRAu Tor tir Il ilroad! On
Wednesday nhning last n train
load 1T iron arrived AZ Reed Civ,
and IL was ~ once taken over %
NIrvana. where Chlrt Engineer
Sears, his efficient ssislants, With
large force Of men commenced
the work oi Lying it. ShouId
nothing nnn 'ual occur. it il sipbly
probable that the track will he laid
t" baldwin hy next Monday or
Tu' sdaN, il not by Saturday NIGHT.
We sl,"nl, he lad 10 see The Rail.
road boys receive Il hearty Icco,-
iion, with Rncd "sqaarc neal"
ir"m the products of the "ba,ien
Plains," when they come in, and
trns' the citizens generally will sec
rhat they have it.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01

ST.. NICHOLAS for Ocivber is lit
orally filled to overAowing with
choice It'd bits for the little folkr.
The articles are both interesting aud
entertaining, and are accompanied
by attractive illustrations. Parenis
should subscribe for IL. 1, Is IN N
ey well invested for The children.
Single subscription % per year.
Club rates with the STAR S4.25.
Scribner & Co., publishers, New
York City.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01

certain parcel bland aud described as follows
o-wit' commencing 10 rods west from the north
east corner OF Section eight, Town II North of
itange Ill West; thence sixiy-sx1eet west; thence
south one hundred and fifty three feet; thence six
'% ,e,t cas-, thei,ce on hundred and fifty three
ofn.cX II II 1 so 36
All OF certain piece Of land described as follows To-
wiz commencing III rods west from northeast cor
ner of Section 8; thence rods west; thence no rods
SOUTH th"nce rods east; thence IL rods north to
place of beginning
Al 2s l so 80
All Of certain parcel orland described as follows r..
wit: Commencing Is rods south from he northeast
corner OF Section 5; thence 20 rods west thence ~
rods south thence ~ rods east thence "a rods north
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01

LAKE COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
49, CHASE, August 18th, Is7i
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the sale of
Lands In Lake County. advertised by the
Auditor G. neral ss delinquent for taxes of
1873 land previous years.. will be held ut the
County Trcasurer's Office. in Chase, the Conn.
~ Seat Of said County, commencing on Mon
day, the 9th day Of October next ut nine
O'Clock A. ~, and continue from day to day.
lSundays exceptcd) until the same shall have
been disposed Of according to law
RoBERr Il BIeBEE,
County Treasurer.
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ScRIBNER's MONTHLY or Oci, Der

SCRIBNER' MONTHLY Or Oci' Der
opens with another splendid illus
trated paper sn the "Grea, South"
by Edward King, AMI ca,u,ed
"Down the Mississippi tho Labor
observation-disclosures" 1t contains
much valuable information and pic.
turesque description. Jules Verne's
great story, "Tlle Mysterious Is
land" is continued. Time and
space will not permit us t" rnuncr
ate the many excellent features in
this number Of the popular month
~ OF the day. Send in your name
for a copy; only 81 year. Club
rates for the Monthly and STAR,
for one year IS. Leave your tame,
at this "ffice, or address Scribnor IL
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cTEAM WASHER FOR $3.50.
BEST AND CHEAPEST,

BEST AND CHEAPEST.
WARRA TED TO Do The WORK
II saves time, soap, and the drudgerv oil
washing
No rnbbing-SrE,N DoEs Tux WoRK.
Simple. yet perfect in It's action, and can
not get ont OF order.
Washer sent by express on receipt Of the
price, go 90. State number Of your wash
boiler or stove.
Agents wanted. Libc,al terms
Send Tor circular, aud testimonials,
STEIN WASHER .fSSOLIA 7YON.
lab Lasalle Street. Chicago, III.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01

AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE.
LANSING, Mich, July I, 1874.
so much ofeach of the following desc ribe d
tracts or parcels Of Land, situated i'm the
county Of Lake, delinquent for unpaid Taxes,
for the years mentioned below, MS will be suc.
hcient 10 pay the taxes, interest, and charges
thereon, will be sold by the Treasurer of said
County, on the first Monday Of October nc KIT.
At 'uch public and convenient place as he
shall select in the County Seat, Of said
County, according to the statute in such
case made and provided.
WILLIAM UENrHREY,
Auditor General.
1907.
TOWN 20 NORTH OF RANGE IL WEST
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01
Z 10 n. m " .
GOING SOUTH

Going north the train from Walton TO Pctoskcy,
will run on Mondays Wrdnc sdnys ana Er,days nmiy'
Going soutl the train from Prtoskey to WALTON
VIII run on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
F.R. MYERS, Gen. Pass q Ticket AGENT nv
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01
VEGETINE.
Pnrifies the Blood, ReGevates and
lnvigoratos the whole System
Its Medical Properties are Alter.
ativs, Tonic, Solvent andl Dir
etic.

vECETINE Is made exclusively from the Juices Of
carefully selected barks, roots and herbs and 80
strongly concentrated that IL will efectually erad
cate rom the system every faint OF ScRoFULA ScRoF-
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State Senatorial Convention.

4 Republican Convention, to nominate
. candidate Tor Senator in the State Legis-
laturs, for the 30th Senatorial District OF
Michigan. will bs held at Pentwater, in
Oeeanx ceurty, on
Wednesday the IAN Day of October, 4. D. 1874,
~ = o'clock p. M.
Tbs sevs nal counties comprising said Dis
triet, are requested to send one delegate for
every three hundred voters, and one for
each noisty 10 excess OF that ratio, cast for
Gevernsr at the general election, in Novem.
Der, 1874, each organized county being en-.
titled - ut least one delegate, as follows,