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Circuit Courts
For 1879 and 1877.
.SYrfc of .lfjcLj0s,,,.

iWnfc IF .Nchig0a,
Moctoenfh judicial Circuit. -
In pursuance of statute, In such ease
made and provided, I do hereby ap-
point and fix the times of holding the
several Tcrn,s Of the Circuit Courts
within the Nineteenth judicial (Jrc,,jt
for the years 1875 and 1877, M follows:
In the County Of Osccola, on the Sec
ond Mondays of January; First Mon
days of May and September.
In tho County Of Mason, on the Fourth
Wednesdays of January; Third
Wednesdays Of May; Third Mondays
Of September.
In the CouAty Of Manistcc, Third Tues
days Of February; First Tuesdays Of
June aud October.
In the County of Bcnzic, Second Tues
days Of March; and Third Tuesdays
of June and October.
IL the County Of Wexford, First Tics
days Of July and Third Tuesdays Of
December.
In the County Of Lake, Second Tues
days Of July, and Fourth Tues'las- Of
DECEMBER.
HARI,IsoN Ii. WHEELER
Circuit Judge.
Dated mt Ludington, this 18th day of
October, A. ID. 1875.
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U. y. LAND OFFICE. ToNIA. McH..
lbs.r .lnib H.

October 18th, 1875. !
Complaint having been entered ut
this ONCE by James II. Smith against
Eugene Gallagher for abandoning his
Homestead Entry, No. 672o, dated April
18th, 1875, upon the W } of W 1 Sec
ton x, Township II North, Range IL
West, in Lake County, Michigan, with
u view to the cancellation of said Eli
try; the said parties are hereby sum-
moned to appear ut this Office,
I'm Me 9M Doy Of Deccmbcr, 1875,
ut 10 o'clock n. M, to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
j. l.. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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CHANCERY SALE.

State Of M,hig0D.
The Ci,c"if foarflor tie Tn Chaaccry.
Cuanfy0f Lake
Leonard II. Randall. Trurtec for
l.. II. Randall = Co.,. Complainant
VI.
Gsl"n Eastman aud Mary 1. T..
Ea'tman, Defendants.
In pursuance and by virtue Of de-
cree of this court, made in the above
entitled cause, OH the 18th day of June
\. ID. 1879, l, the subscriber, u Circuit
Court Commissioner IN AMI for Lake
county, Michigan, shall sell ut public
auction, To the highest bidder, on
7"esd,W, tie 1Gih D,,y IF November,
\. ID. 1875, at ten O'clock In the fore
noon Of that day, at the front door of
the Court House of said Lake county,
situated on the y. of Lot No. 1, In
Block No.lI, inthc village Of Baldwin, I'm
said county, all Of the northwest quar-
ter Of section Twelve t12i i'm Township
Twenty (2O) North, of Range Eleven
I'D West; one hundred and sixty acres
of land more or less, according to the
L. =. Survey; said land situate in the
County of Lake and State of Michigan.
DARTS &. WARNER,
Circuit Court Commissioners,
In and for Lake county, Michigan.
Dated, September 9th, 1875.
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Niryana Hone.

My motto Is to live ori let live.
Good meals served at all lrnrs, OH short
notice, for - cents II meal Two meals
and lodging for 7j cents. ] am thank
ftil for past patronage, ait hope IL will
continue. ii. +. LACEY Proprietor.
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Baldwin House,

This Hotel affords ~ good accomn-
datiOns ~ any In this part Of the cor
try. Charges reasonable. VIM. Wo's
Proprietor, baldwin, Mich.
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business Wen! Sc Hcrel

] would respectfully announce to tho
citizens Of Baldwin that am prepared
to 10 Drawing to and flxh all points In
aud about town. Prompt attention
given to all orders. (f,rgcS rcasona-
bio. JON STEwArT.
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f.. Campbell.

Veterinary Surgeon, has pcrnlsent-
~ located In Baldwin, and pre-
pared to treat all curable diseases men
the noble horse Is heir to. Me.sincs
always OH hand. x
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Henry A. Bray,

Justice Of the Peace, and NOtarya!E,
lie, Baldwin, lake county, Mich All
business entrusted to him will r6ive
careful management. Office ut Cxticr
Of Michigan avenue and Eighth sset.
9I
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John w. Kirklan.

Manufacturer and Dealerf Lumber
and Lati,. Special attcntiO paid to
Hill Stuff. Mill and Yard o line or r.
d r. NJ. Railway, 4! miles wet OF Bi'id-
win. %l-52
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Edward q. llsymOb,

Treasurer Of O~ceola county Michi-
gan. Attends promptly to aliHisiiiess
relating to taxes within saidcouI'ty.
r. q. Address, Hersey, Mich. t''3'
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Dariusl,. Mariner,

Attorney ut law, Notary publichd
Prosecuting Attorney fOv lake coufy.
i. q. Address, Chase, Mich. IL
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UPHULIP WOLAN,S ERIENpS.
Or, Show Your Passports

by EDWARD EVEREiT HALE.
The scene of this story is laid I'm the
Southwestern territory, now forming
the States of Louisiana and Texas, ut
the time Of Aaron Burr's treason. The
characters lived in II section which was
now American, now French, and now
Spanish, AMI this record of their all
venturOus lives makes story of in
tense and unil,gging interest through
~
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Ixllstius 81. Evans.

Deputy Co. Surveyor, h ready ~ do
surveying IN NIL the Towns In the north
west part II Lake county. p. O. Adj
dress, Baldwin, Mich. 2-l3
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w. n. Mott. N. ID.

Office i'm POstOffice Building bald
win, Mich. Will attend proipty 10
all calls, In town or country. Si4
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A. w. Jenkins, n D.,

Homeopathic Physician Surgeon.
Once and residence OH SlOsDn Avenue,
Reed City, Mich. 80
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sCarpentering.

w. J. McCausey il prepared to atteni
to all calls In the above named linz
70. Address, Baldwin, Mich.
Isl
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Isaac (;rait,

ShcriffOf Lake count, Mich. Will
attend promptly to all Iisincss cntr,ist-
cd to him. Address, baldwin, Lake
county, Mich
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Scribner's Monthly for 1876.

The publishers invite attention to
the following list of some of the at
tractivc articles secured for Scrilncr's
Monthly, for the coming year. In the
field of fiction, besides numerous nov
clcttcs and shorter stories, there will be
Two REMARKABLE SERIAL STORIES.
BY AMERICAN AUTHORS.
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REED CITY MILLINERY.
The LATEST STYLES OF GOODS,
the Lowest Prices, and entire satisfac-
zion to customers always guaranteed.
My customers who expressed them
sclvcs'so well pleased with their Fall
or Winter Hat or Bonnet, can now bc
quite us well pleased with
H'RING, Or SUMMER HAT
l get two consignmcnts per month,
bought ut the lowest cash price I'm New
York, which enables ME To offer great
inducements to customers In the way
of Price and Fashion.
Il. =. PATTERSON.
South side Upton Ave-,
Reed City, Mich. If
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Nstu ADVERTISEMENTS.
q II
y. +. WHITE. =. ID. HAIGIiT
White e. Haight.
.iffOrlipJyS nf

attorneys at Lar,
Lu,lington, Mich.
Have Abstract of Titles to all lands
in Mason County.
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A SECOND "FARMER'S VOCATION"
Rv Col Gao r. War,pw TT

Col. Warning IL now in Europe, visit
ing, In u row-lDat rifle OftwO hundred
and fifty miles, one of the most fertile
and interesting of the vinc-grOwing
valleys of Europe. This SECOND -.e.fiie-.
OF papers plMnis-s-t H. r., wen more I'M
tcrcsting than that with which our
readers are already flmilinr
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There IL no person living but what
uflcrs more or less with Lung Disease,
Coughs, Colds, or Consumption, yet
some would die rather than pay 81
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every one that try 1t. IfEou doubt
what we say in print, cut this out and
take II to your Druggist, y. NJ. Burnan,
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or II regular size for % cents. q. g..
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&c. nUHcn. {. =. sgARDsLEr. .. srRoS yrDKiSs
Burch, Beardsley q Judkins,
LAwK ERS-
Will practice In the State and United
States Courts. Hersey, Mich. 81
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For Sale.

For Sale.
\ good working mare. Will sell for
cash, or trade for cows or oxen. En-
quirc at this office, or OF
HENRY ROWE,
Baldwin, Mich.
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MICHIGAN
Pine &Farmingland
265,OOO ACRES
offEEBE Bv THE
FLINT G. PERE Marquette

~
$4,000, 900 Feet OF. Pine, well
coated los manufacturing and ship ing
G3od EARNING Lands, S with ever, every
cor I'LL hi.ds 81 farm produce furnish Il by III.
inmcn'c lumber business nnd rapid settlement oi
his section ~ the state Rare apIortuni Y oi
iar,, NJ low prices
I:ailr0ad from Toledo and Detroit. ,ia Saginaw
Valley. To l.udiIlgton. On Lake Michigan. turni u
short and dircci line, connecting The Eat and Sil
WIN The great Northwest. -. Paul rh,l NorihrH
Pacific; and by Fast Saginaw & -. Clair Ralroat
nnw i'tilding making s.ortcst line between III,
East and Wc.t
TERMS OF GALE.
One fourth down. Nv all cases and balance MA,
BE- paid in il,ruc equal annual payments. JIDLi
,dnds masf ts j'pid J"r. G,,Uie hiHg cut FARM.
iNt LANDS T'v d90ot s,ffi,We.i will be- soli -,
payment 81 onr.fourih in ash aud the bnlan, l..
live equal annual Payments.
Inirrr>t at the rate ~ seven per cent IN aI I'm.
pall ba ,nccr. To be paid annually.
MI Contracts aud Notes ARE mad. pnvalIr M
WEEcWAsts' NATIONAL BANK, IN Ear SAGINAW
.ipply In person or by mail 20
WV. l.. WEBER, Land Co,qpsis.ionsr
rfTe~ ~ r.-, Go ,;n W. Mich
-
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a LARGE stock Of Ready Made Cloth
ing at u. II. Grot's.
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II you desire peep at u wonderful
stock of everything at wonderfully low
prices call at j. II. TIut's.
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4rsias.. Szss.,
'Wiiliam a. lDsursss .

TrsAsursr Of f.ske county. VIII Mt
tend psouptIy sp1 carefully to all bur
iness rllstipg to payment of resident
and noo-resident taxes. Address, Bald
win, Lake Co., Mich. 81
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Attorney ut Law and solicitor In
Chancery. WIZ practice In Circuit and
u. -, Courts. Address, Baldwin, Lake
county. Mich. 10
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Attend the Business College and Tel
cgr,ph Institute at Kalamazoo. t35
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CENTENNIAL LETTERS,
Edited by John Vance Cheney.

y rare collection of Revolutionary
Letters, mainly from stores In the
hands of the descendants of Col. Joseph
Ward. They arc flillof interest, and
will bv read with u rare relish In con-
nectiOn with the Centennial celebration
of the year.
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By AMERICAN NtTIlORS.
The first of these, now complete in our
hanI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-01

FRANCE The conferences between the rep
rese NATIVE men of the various parties in the
French As sembly with the Government have
made little progress so far towards perfectiog
an agreement upon any of the constitutional
measures which are to be introduced into the
Assembly when it meets, but the negotiation,
have been peaceful, and, it is said, there is 90
dagger of political crisis at this time. The
administration party are chiefly DESTROYS of
strengthening the powers Of the Government
by securing the passage of law comforting up
on MacMahou's successor the authority which
be now holds, but which, unless some such
provision is made. will come to an end when
his seven years term of Office expires 10 $780,
The formation of Senate ia also one of the
features Of the Government programme that is
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auy private schools, nor are there in Staunton,
except the young ladies' seminsries so long aud
favorably known, and which derive their sup
port from abroad, while 10 Richmond, the
number of private male schools is just the
same as ours, though the population is FIVE
times greater.
Before the wsr. Alexandria was the sat of
several large schools which drew most of their
pupils from distance, but the destruction of
most of them, and, still more, the impoverish-
ment of the sections of country upon which
they depended for support, has rendered it diff
fcuIt to replace them; but the plumber of stud
ents from abroad is steadily increasing, and We
may look, ere long, to see our streets filled. as
of old, with the bright faces of the youth at
tracted here by the regulations of our acad'
emies.
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The New Year.

With the beginning of New Y ear let every
one hold communion with himself for brlet
season, and while reviewing the deeds of the
past year, decide whether he is better and
wiser, with brighter prospects and more en-
during spirit for enterprise and progress than
he possessed at this date one year ago. Let all
turn back with the eye of retrospection upon
the past, and gather from the deeds written
there by the finger of time, admonitioo and
example for the future Lat the Incorporate
pause, ponder, and reflect for a moment, how
much better would their condition have been,
mentally aud morally, it, during the past
twelve months, the intoxicating cup had not
soiled their lips or fred their brain. Let the
spendthritt take heed from the past, let the idle
and the dissoute now receiving the penalties
of crime, reflect upon their condition, aud re-
solve that henceforth they will rejoice rather
then lament over their fortunes. Those who
have committed deeds of evil in moments of
unrestrained passion; have acted unfairly BY
relatives and dishonorabIy with friends, may
now reflect with profit, as they begin another
year of existence, for such reflection often
brings with it a conviction of wrong, and a
firm resolution to act better for the future.
Let those who desire to live long. and well
10 this world, live not like beasts of the field,
with nothing but bestial appetites to crafty,
but as beings possessed of minds, who expect
to live hereafter, and whose actions should be
regulated as we'll by responsibility to their
fellows as to Supreme responsibility, of which
all, 10 their better and cooler moments, have
a CONSCIOUSNESS Let not this hour Of soleuD
warning pass unobserved aud uoimproved,
"But craven on our hearts, Oh, may it bring
High thoughts and pure to guide US on cur
way,
Till all the musky shades that round us spring.
Sleep in the light of an eternal day.
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~ EWS OF THE DAY
z" sho,o 'hevery age and body of the Time.

On Wednesday afternoon VIM. Thomas, jr.,
who resides with his father 90 Nicetoan lane,
Philadelphia, had quarrel with VIM. Marter
IN saloon kept by the elder Thomas during
which Thomas alleges that be struck Marter
10 sef-defeose. Yesterday morning the latter
was found dead at his residence, aud Thomas,
by the advice of his counsel, gave himself into
custody.
At Fredericksburg, Ray county. Mo-, Satur-
day, during quarrel about whiskey, a man
named Clements shot aoother named Fuller
with double barreIed guu, putting the COD
tents OF both barrels into him. Fuller, although
Dearly blown to pieces, plunged knife into
Clements, almost disemboWelling him. Both
died.
Rev. Thomas Fox, pastor Of St. Bridget,s
Roman Catholic Church, Falls of Scbuykill,
Pa, died 90 Wednesday evening" During the
small pox epidemic 10 Philadelphia be was
constant 10 attendance among the poor pa
tents, and received gold headed cane as a
testimonial for his services
A meeting of operators and mioers at Hazel
ton, Pa, yesterday refused to accept the pro-
position of the Mauch Chunk operators re
spectlng rates, and adjourned until January |.
Work will be suspended during the Interval.
Inc Schuylklil operators organized at Phl'u-
delphia yesterday for protective purposes.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts, has
confirmed the perpetual injunction against the
Unity Mutual Life Assurance Association of
Boston. acd Two receivers have been appoint
ed. Al effort is being made to reorgaDize
the company, but it will probably prove futile.
The Mystic societies of Mobile. Ala, parad-
ed the streets last night 10 their usual magni-
fcent style. The cowbellions represented eras
in Jewish history; the Strikers, scenes from
Homer; the L. ID. S. eras 10 the history OF the
Knights Templar.
The funeral of the late Gerrit Smith took
place from his residence at Peterboro, Madi-
son county, N. Y, yesterday. Notwithstand-
Ing the intense cold, the thermometer being at
thirty degrees below zero, the attendance at
the iuoeral Was very large.
Charles Clark, who attempted suicide in
New York, was clerk in the law Office of john
Z. BulIitt, at Philadelphia, and lived in an
upper-room. When last seen he appeared to
be partially Insane.
A San Francisco dispatch states that John
Delaney and Samuel Richards were killed by
40 explosion at Suro tuune on Wednesday,
and Mr.. Pill lon fatally aud several others Sc
riously wounded.
Mrs. Ann Nolan was found in bed at Chica-
90, Wednesday night, with her throat cut.
Her husband has been arrested 90 the charge
Of numbering her,
The Tweed cerio,ari came up in the Su-
preme Court of New York City, yesterday,
and was urged for settlement The District
Attorney Was not ready, and the case was ad-
journed until Tuesday next.
Joseph B. Varuum, prominent lawyer Of
New York, and native of Washington, D. c.,
died yesterday in the former city.
Secretary Bristow has relaxed the stringent
regulations made some time since to prevent
smuggling by railroad from the other side Of
The Canadian frontier
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Esther, the people were instructed to make the
anniversaries of the days which turned them
from sorrow to joy-days Of Teasing and
jog, and of sending portions one to another
and gifts to the poor. The original difference
between Christmas and New Years gifts, &C.
cording to the old chronicers, was this:
Christmas gifts passed from the rich to the
poor-from the master to the servants, and
were not reciprocated- New Years
gifts were for the mutual expression of good
will and congratulation between equals and
friends. This distinction has long ceased.
New years CALCULATIONS and gifts however de-
lighttul in themselves and among equals, are
said to have been greatly abused in our Father
land in the olden time. Courtiers availed
themselves of the custom to make presents to
the Sovereign who was expected to overbal-
ance their cost in return. The Virgin Queen
Elizabeth is said to have taken special pains
that her returns should leave very heavy
balance in her favor. The practice is said to
have been discontinued in the reign of George
III. A worse custom was that Of giving pre-
sents to the Chancellor by suitors in the courts.
These abuses have long ago ceased in Eng
land, whether they have been revived and
find more congenial soil in America is a
question we merely suggest in passing.
We have consumed SO much space in histor-
ica references as to have left us but little to
keeping with the spirit of the occasion. On this
day in London and Paris, the bells are pealing
from countless belfries, and no one who has
not heard the mingling voices Of these chorls-
tiers can form any notion of the stirring effects
produced by the racing and crossing of their
myriad voices 1t is (says Hervcy), as if the
glad voices Of earth had chorus of echoes In
the skies-as if the spirit of its rejoicing
we're caught up BY airy tongues and flung IN
cloud of incense.like music to the skies.
ooh the mad days that have spent, says
Justice Shallow, and to think how many OF
my old acquaintance are dead" " In the
Calendar of the heart" is written many prl-
vate note not to be read without bitter tears.
Many lad loved is gone
And many a lass grown old;
And when at times think thereon
Ny Veary heart grops cold
We have but space to say-do not forget
the poor. Let the text of the day be Faith,
Hope, Charity-these three graces, of a0hlch
the greatest IS charity.
When,
Among their children, comfortable men
Gather about great fres and are cold,
Alas then for the houseless beggar old.