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"PHILIP NOLAN,S FRIENDS,
By EDWARD EVERETT HALE.

By EDWARD EVERETT HALE.
The scene of this story is laid in the South
western territory, now forming the States OF
Louisiana and Texas, at the time OF Aaron
Burr's treason. The characters lived in a
section which was nov American, now French
and now Spanish, and this record Of their
adventurous lives makes a story Of intense
and unflagging interest throughout.
A Second Farmers Vacation, .
BY Col. GEO. e. WARIN0. Jr.
Col. Waring is now in Europe, visiting, in
q row-boat ride Of two hundred and Fifty
miles, one of the most fertile and interesting
of the vine-erowing valleys OF Europe. This
second series Of papers promises to be even
more interesting than that with which our
readers are already familiar.
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-29

OF this country viii be satisfied
only with a complete change Of
parties. The election even OF
Bristow would be bnt a partial and
very imperfect triumph In favor Of
honest government. And, il we
are not greatly mistaken, the rumb-
ling in the mountains indicates a
complete avalanche, and not a piece
of one.-Courier Journal.
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property in other States, the latter
being sold for cash for sums below
the realvalue. The deeds general
~ call for quarter and half sections,
with the consideration $3.50 and ST.
500.
Another mode resorted 10 in dis
posing Of the deeds was TO have
the name of the grantee blank
and borrow on them. with the IN
Outstanding that if it was not re-
paid in a specified time the lender
should have the right TO ill the
blank with his name. As the deed
called for land the consideration
for wtich-was mentioned in the
deed to be two or three times great
er than the sim desired as a loan.
il is easy TO see that considerable
money could be realized in this way.
The ring has been suspected for
two or three years, since it was
found that there were sometimes
three or four non-residents holding
titles TO the same property. Of
ficials. however have simply won
dered and given up the puzzling
situation as all owing to war times,
leaving the future TO straighten
out the confusion in which their
records were becoming worse and
worse involved. Although the
operation of the ring have been
suspected for some time, the in
dictment mentioned are the first
that have been returned against
any of the suspected parties. In
last Harmon and Lawson
were arrested in Shannon county
on the charge Of implication in
frauds. They were found guilty 4
before justice Of the peace at
their preliminary examination and 1
sent to Jail. They were transferred (
to jail in Dent county, as that Of
shannon county was not deemed 4
4 secure structure, where they sue
ceeded in effecting their release on
4 writ Of habeas corpus. At the
lime of the arrest of the parties.
forged deeds, calling
'or nearly fifteen thousand acres Of
and were found in their possession.
The sheriff Of Shannon county
earned, few days ago, that Big
nam and Harmon were in ST. Louis,
Ind sent up capaises for their ar
est. The capiases however, were
nade out to the sheriff Of St. Louis
who IS a pure civil officer,
instead Of the marshal, who is the
roper man to make the arrest.
NE capiaSes were returned 70
.hannon county and fresh ones
ave been received, but Harmon
nd Bigham have not been found.
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AuPENA WEEK. Y ARGUS.
"Wednesday, Dec. 90, 1875.

In his message President Grant
said: This is q republic where
one man is as good as another be-
fore the law" But when the reo-
pies attorney and public prosecutor
of the whiskey ring at st Louis,
paid no respect 10 persons, but
treated. all men alike in his address
to the jury en- the conviction of a
high government officer as a gov
eminent robber, be was dismissed
for ''discourtesy -
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-29

The Agricultural Bureau reports,
TO which the public is treated every
month, are about as useful as re-
ports about the crops in the moon.
They are several weeks behind
the statements which are given to
the press from other sources. That
bureau spends about S25o,0o0 per
annum, exclusive of printing, pa
per, etc, nine-tenths Of which sum
might as well be thrown into the
sea for all the good it does thepub-
lie. 4 number Of sleek officials
are sustained by it, however, in
comparative idleness. The bureau
is s humhug.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-29

MORTGAGE SALE.-Defanl, having >cn
vi lnde n The .orTns and con liisons 81 Gu a.
mortgage msae an exeeuted on the 2sth day of
June, =. u lssa, By and bsi~een nania T.
Can and Acnes III. o. the firsi part and Jasoa
Glliei and James n. Iurnhuu. parties Of the So
cni par and recorded IL t,.c ofne al the Regi~-
IL a DEEDS fer AlF'cna county. IN lihrg one 10
% iutETgs.esS o. Irlge llo "a the 25ih dAy OF
whereof thc r'ower of sile IN saii InarTxzce con-
taine4 has bcco-ne operative. and Il D cluifns.t
mat there = due and ulp41d On saii naT4gare a;
ne date q thls n0;leo- Tor PRINCIPAL AID infclss
the sun Of one hundred and fo-Ty-ser.n dollHrS
,slts. ~, t1ceiber with asrorns y fee Of fftr
Collar provided fns IN sNia nsrsEsse. shogld any
I-cedrncs IL taken u f1ruclose the same ana no
sun CT prOceedinr either IN law OF equisr having
been Instituted % rccOver ie oct. secured ly sad
n1rteA-e, on any par thereof. therefore,.
Hoas Is hereby gwen. that ~ virtue Of the
powe- 81 sale IN snid mortgage contained. said
Enun1caCe val he <Ortcloscd Is sale AZ pubic ven
Cue - the highest tsddcr of the premises there
N DESCRIBED, &C % much the-e1t nay he ncces-
-nfr - sltlsfy The SIM a one hundred and forry-
seven tlS- ~. dollars ald IltcrsSfS ana said at
so-ner fec q try doslarS. and all charges and
eos,s aloScd BY law, On THURSDAY, the s0sh day
q MARIA. A j. 1870. AZ ten O'clock A VI. az sane
day. Al the fruus door Of the entrance 20 the Cir
cut Court noon. in Potter Bruthe' tick block IN
ne clsy 81 Aipena. AlPcnA county Michigan tlsat
bang The hull1nr vherv the Ciruuii 0oufi J. leld
far the county n which said ElOrtCaSel premises
a-e Situated
SAID morzrzrcd r-rnises are situated in the
counfy 81 Alpcun- state 81 Michigan. ani sre de-
sr-1ted m sald naoTtraEy a. follows 20 WI The
southwest Quarst1 81 TIN southeast ouarfer II
-cxtlon enc in town tfIirty-one rsiL noafh az
riIre seven q east. and that certain Ide. o. par
cei of LAND described ana taken cut q tlc -oufh-
wesi quaficr 81 the southeast quarter az section
one u = town thuty-one Isi'. north az range
Sven % cnsi- nov Long RA3nls. Aipssnn county
Mlchirnn. commcuceur ~ point IN the centre ~
the Au sable and Duncan state rsnl. di-rrfly
soHfh 81 = large zane stump nov standing IN .lc
scuth-vcsf cc1ncr q fhc rtove nance nanitl
Oarf's Caroen. asf0ininc the house and harm
crested On the above Described prumiScs ~ TIInc-
thy Crowlsy. ans rvrcntiy qnii rlairsci ~ the
sald nanlc Carr f1uting on thu line ana exs Ling
IN an cnsierfy direction along thr rrT.re al sid
road Tar enough - hat the eAEs and Hfs, lsnn
shall intcr~ct thu north line 81 the nhcrt dc u
u TTeInisct % make an a're< az iand
JASON GILLETT
JAS. a.. TJRNBJLL-
Mortgages.
] n. rrrxsuLs- Afternsy for Norsrsre~N
DATED Dec s1fh. 1873. ssevis-e
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Vick's Floral Guide

THIS Is Q ecsut1ful qnar1eIir Journal. finely H.
lustrsis,i aud containing an elegant cosarea
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Is c.ats for the year. nc Ers. No for lssO .nst
issued Adaless
JAS. vICK. Rochester ny.
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NIND READING, rsycnomAncy. ras -inatsoa.
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Flint & Pere Marquette R. R.

The shortest. qui-kc-s- ana rna-s rclialae ruufe
% md from Dctroif. Tchrio. Cleveland. Clnran-
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ooING EAsT. eorIn Al wrsT.
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and bay CITY hnn az xtAcEs ~ I'D A. N
rs
, 1875-11-21
INSTRUCTION FOR AMATEURS
TIRE kHT-R1HnHfR

The see5on has fully arrived when the Art-
schools flourish. About this time peop1s begin
to bothiuk themselves. Of Christ1nas, and yopnE
ladies' especially wiald busy pencils and brushes
in the preparation OF picture gifts for thar
friends. OF ratar- color flowers Or crayQn poe-
traits. 4 taste Tor amateur practice may be re-
gardea as fine indication OF growing interest in
the Il 10 arts, and. this sign has probably never
been more distinctly visible in Chicago than at
the present time. Many-probabIy most-of
the srtisss have greater or less number OF pu-
pills, and tha art-schoois are IN full olarstlon.
M1. 4. F. Brooks, ~hose studio has for long
time been in the Academy OF Design, And aho Il
known for excellent crayon portraits and WateE-
color sketches. has been accustomed 10 former
seasons to give lessons 10 Nater-coaor ana
crayon- This year the number Of applicants for
| instruction is so increased that he has taken
| more comnodious rooms in Pixies Building. and
| i. about to organize mis- pupils in CLASSES Mosr
OF tia pupils in this case las in ell others) ara
| young Indies, and eouoe Of tham are aiming =:
what may be called industrial at, coIoring nho~
| tograpIs and other marketable accomplish
| uocuts mora than mere amateur pract!ce.
In ths sane building lover Matsons joweify
| store ia the school OF art OF II. H. Holmes and
| ". c. Lake. where the xar1ous n1ancnes OF 10
! tiustrlal aud fine art a1o systematically taught,
| and :here is . considerable attendance OF Young
amateurs, as we'll as some serioua art studsnts.
| The rooms arc ezcseaing'y attractive WITH
/ excellent light, rows OF White caats
against the brown wallis and generally
| tidy and bs1sinass-Iike air. An excellept
idea OF r, nolnasa is to allow the older studeuta
to sketch from life, calling in some httie news
| boz or anplo-wonan from The street just Is they
aro to serve Tor models 'Pencil-drawing, wster-
color, crayon, and o,-paint'ng are tapsat II tqa
| inst,tutlon, vhich now ranks next 70 ths Acad-
| envy Of Design IN importance a. school Of art.
Mrs. e. H. ecott. 126 State street, Is anothex
artist who has CLASSES Of pupils, And more thia
seasou than uaual. 8iIs, Scot3 msds some excel
| lent copies Of heads in Europe. and has done
something in landscape. hut has latterfy devoted
| herself almost exclusively to hower-pn1ntinE IN
vatsr-color and oil, ard her studies OF the past
summer are all nower-picturcs. for winch the
artists excellent tsate and faithfufness we'll a.
| her. Her uapils are mostly young lady ANA
| ten1s. With tho facilities presented hy tho
Academy Of Design, the private ast-sehoo!s, md
the studios OF the artists, for tbs study OF draw
! iug and -paint,ng, and with . we11-6Yatemati2ed
course of instruction in driving in our public
sclooia, it is not unreasonable TO look for
| rspid growth Of taste for the .ne arts IN our
tidkk
, 1875-11-21
WILD APPLES.

Away through the naples ths poplara, and baechea,
That silently lean To each other In love,
Through ths deep piercing vista TINT, narrowing,
reaches
And ends in point On the upland, above;
When problems were mastered and lessons recfted,
When sehooLhours ware oyer, sud chores were az
done,
There often We wandered, eated, delighted,
To the widcustriug orchard thAs waved IN the snh-
Distorted and knotty, mud twisted and tangled,
Tho ald~faahioued appe-trees bent to tho ground,
Which the tiny, but hardy, white-cloVer bespang'ed,
and boring ferns sent their fragrance around
There, healthful and g1eefu1, each lad and each
maiden
In freedom par.ook Of the gola-tintea fruit,
Till pockets were filled and aprons were laden.
And Joy danced amongst ns--a rival recruit.
Still u1pruned the boughs long years unattended
The gnarled liIuba have crowded each other 9atda;
UnGided has Nature the branches defended
From storm blasts thst through them have Uhtssea
and sighed;
Still the sweet blossoms boorn the old tees to sbel
lish,
Every yeas when the beauties Of springtime dis
Close,
and pendent. each Fall grows the frnit that we roah-
The modest wild apples With checks IKE ne rose.
CHICAGO, J.P. lEAvrrT.
, 1875-11-21
The Duration OF Life

In ancient Rome, during the period betTeen
200 and 800 A. D., the sSerago duration OF NE
among the upper classes was ~ years- Ia tne
present century. among the same classes Of peo,-
pie, it amounts to 50 sears: In the si1teensh ,sa
century the mean duration Of Life in Geneva Tas
21.31 years. between 1888 and 1Sn It WAS 40-68
yearss aad at the present time as many people pas
live to 20 years Of age as 800 years ag9 hyed M
to the age Of 43. In the year 1888 the british
Government borrowed money. the amount ook.
towed to be paid in annuities, on the baalg e. OF
the mean duration Of life at that hme- 1ne
State Treasury made thereby good baIgs1n' ann
all parties to the bargain ware satisfied. Ninety-
seven 5eazs later Pitt established another tont!ne
or annuity company. based on the pfesnnp1l1onno lno
that the mortality would remain the same as lO9
years before. But in this instance it trsnsplraa
that the Government bad made bsd ba1Ea1n.
since, while in the frat tontine l0.0e0 persons
Of each se1 died under the age OF %, 100 veaEa
la1er only 5,772 mules and g 416 toma@es died
under this age From this fact i appears tnas
life, under certain favorable Influences. has
gained in many, and, probably, in all its for1ns
and manifestations, both in 1ieoE and do1as1on'
, 1875-11-21

ton etreet, Mr.. Albert ]. Stone and Miss Mary
Smell. The ceremony was performed N tne
presence Of q large number of friends nV tue
rev, I. P. Goodwin, pastor of the f1rst Con
gregationM Church The list OF presents mas
5ecn nnhl,shcd heretofore in TUE Tg1BuSE.
Tho bride ard groom departed for an Eastern
tour the sa1ne evening.
CoN1S1 EVENTS.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Sriler; daughter
Judge Henry Fuller, OF this city. a1o Mr. darry
AcCiei}and, will take place Immediately after
tho hoidn5a, or earlier If friends expected from
Europe arrive.
Miss Amelia Troogt will be married to Ar.
W1nlam Ber3inecr OF Thanksgiving Day, at Q.
N. MISS Troost is tue daughter OF Gustav
Troos:, OF the private banking firm Of G. l.:
.Ee,hoff i Co., OF this city. The marriage will
bo the first ceremony iu tho new Cathedral Of
the Holy Name. on Superior street.