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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-14

MORTGAGE sALE-Default having been
lH1 made in the CONDITIONS of certain mortgage
bearing date July 18TH IA. D.. lS72 made and executed
by James O'Connors. Of heboygan village. Cheboy.
gan county, State of Michigan to Clark T. Whitney
and Go. OF the city of Detroit, Wayne county, State
OF Michigan and recorded In the office of the Reg
Liber b of mortgages, on pnges loo aud 1Ol on the
18th day OF july a. ID 1872. upon which mortgage
there Is claimed to be due to the said lark Whit.
ney and Co.. at the date, hereof the sum of Jour
hundred and fifty five II loo 1886 l2.lOOj dollars for
principal and interest, together with a attorney fee
Of fifty t$5o) dollars provided for in said mortgage,
should any proceedings be taken to foreclose the
same And no proceedings having been taken
either in law or equity TO recover the amount due
on said mortgage Therefore. notice is hereby
given that by virtue of the power of sale i'm said
mortgage contained. and Of the statutes il, such
cases made and provided. on Monday. the 10Th day
Of November, A. ID. 1876, nc 10 O'CLOCK in the fore.
noon oht day. at the front door Of the court house
IN the village and county OF Cheboygan and State of
Michigan, THAT being the building i'm which the
circuit court for he county of Chtbcyyan ia heidi
there wi be sold at public auction, 10 the hi. hest
bldd r.. the premises described in said mortgage
or SO much thereof "a may be necessary TO s.tisfy
the amount then due upon said mortgage for prin.
cipa. interests and costs and EXPENSES allowed by
law, together with said attorney fee of $780, Said
premises being described as 70 lows to-wit: all that
certain piece or parcel of land ing the town of
Benton, county Of Cheboygan. and State of Mchi-
stake. the northwest corner of Pc er Paqi,lns land
thence IN nor hwestery line along the line of
Third street, continuation of the street an called
IN the village OF Gheooygan. four rods to two rod
street. thence at right ges with Third street run
running In souhwestly direction along the line of
said two-rod street TO the land of l. Backts thence
along the line of j.. Backus' land In southeastern
y direction four rods, 10 the land of Peter Paqun
thence along the line of Peter Paquns land to The
place of beginning DsiliF > .-9-lIlIIfI ffl7l-
Dated August %, a. ~. 1875 fs. oil ts
aHf.f d.if CLARK j. WHITNEY AND co
F.ss... In s.i. ti Mortgages
GEoRGE w. BELL, Attorney for Mortgages ~
T-l3t rel 4In of tla5lf.l - . 7I,I-07T 49,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-14
PR OOE sln9meg
WHAT Is NEEDED.

MR.. III r. STEVENS: 43'fh' ~ hiEp'i 5i
Dear oir- About one year sinceiI fonnt myself
i'm feeble cOnd'tio from general debility VEG
iTINE was strongly re- ommendet TO me Ivy u
friend who had been much benefited by its use
procured the article and after using several bot
ties, as restored to health and discontinued its
use. feel quite confident that Their is no med
icine superior it tor thOss COMPLAINTS Tor which
1t is esveciaily p'erared, AMI would cheerfullv
recommend il to those who reel that they need
something to restore them to perfect health
Respectfully yours U L.PErTlN'iILL.
Firm of s. NJ: PettIngill& Co.. 10 state ST Boston,
~ oi93j2i 10 CINciSSATI. Nov 96. 1872
MIR. Fl. r. STEVENS: lodafD aILili od.nI;ft{
Dear Sir-The two bottles OF yEGsTINE fur
ni-hed me by your agent, my wife has used with
For a long time she has been troubled with dir
zness and cnsIiveness; these troubles are now
enti' ely removed by the use of VLGETINE.
She was also troubled with Dyspepsia and Gen.
eral Debility; ana has been greatly eneh'ed.
THOo. GILMORE, 229H Walnut Street.
FEEL MYSELF n NEW NAN.
N.TICK, Mass. June LIST, 1872.
MR. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Througi the advice and earnest per-
suasion OF Rev. + >. Best, of this place, have
been taking VEGETiNE for Dyspeps a. OF which
have suffered Tor years.
have n~ed only two bottles and alreadyfee.
myself new man Respectfully.
a., X. j. w. GARTER
Report from a Practical Chemist IND
~ tSl ~ ApothccG1y. " ~ Vls
boston, Jan. 2. 1877.
Dear Sir-This ia to certify that have SOIL at
retsiI FAX dozen 1852 bOttlesl of your FEGETINE
since ApII u Is O. and can tru say that 1t has
gwen the hest satisfaction of any remedy for the
Complaints for which it is recommended, that
evei sod scarcely a day passes without some
of my customers t.stifying to its me'its on Them
selves or their friends am nerfectly cogn'z mt
of saveraleases of ScrofulOus TumOrs beinscured
by VaGE,INs alone IN this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours, d,
sI Al GILMAN, 468 Broadway.
To III. r. STEVENS, Esq.
vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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BILL BGLKNAP.
Evidence ON the Merits of tho
Trial TO be Heard IN July.
The Accused with Me Counsel Present.
The Managers and Rssp0ndant Or
deret to Furnish List OF wit.
nesses Within Four Days,

WASHINGTON, June 6..--rho Senate
at one o'clock resumed consideration
OF the articles of impeachment. Tn,
accused with his counsel and the man
ayers were present, Judge Black died
q motion that the Senate vacate &C
much OF The order recently adopted
holding AZ nsught the plea AZ to jurls
diction filed by him, for reason tina,
said plea was not overruled by y yot,
of two-thirds OF the Senators present
The order submitted by Mr.. Whyte
ON Thursday last, directing tho 70
spondent to plead firther or answer
articles Of impeachment within ten
days from date, was amended 80 ~ 10
read that the defendant have leave to
plead further MIR. Thurman submit.
tod all amendment TO that order as fol.
lows "And In default Of mn answer TO
d sasssl!.s Sls4! l. tep days .. BY respond.
eht to articles OF impeachment, trial
shall proceed AZ upon pleas Of not
galtyn The question being on the
amendment, a vote was taken which
resulted, yeas, thirty-hye, nays,
seven. Order ~ amended then
agreed to, yeas, thirty.four, nays
four, Manager Lord then sub
mitted M order that ON the
18th day Of July. 1876, the Senate, sit.
ting as a court Of impeSehment, pro-
Deed TO hear the evidence. Mr.. Sar-
gent moved to amend by substituting
June 10th for July 18th, pending accu-
sation, Judge Black, OF counsel for
accused, gave notico that. II these
propositions were rejected, he would
move to postpone the trial until the
LIST Of November next. Mr.. Morrill,,
OF Maine, said the question OF liking q
time for this trial was very important,
and moved the galleries DO cleared and
doors closed that the Senators
might confer upon the question.
Agreed to, and the Senate
went into secret conference.
AT $40 the doors reopened and the
chair announced that an order had
been agreed upon AZ follows: "Ordered
that on the 9th OF July, at one O'Clock
p, IN. tho Senate sitting as Court Of
Impeachment, will proceed TO hear
the evidence on the merits OF the trial
In this case" Mr.. Sargent Submitted
an order directing the Managers IA
furnish sthe defendant or his counsel,
within twenty-four hours, q list OF the
witnesses they intended to call In thia
case, az far M at present known. This
was amended to read four days instead
of twenty.iour houas, and was made
to apply 10 respondent Ms we'll al Man
ayers, and was agreed 10. ON motion
of Mr.. oherman the Senate, sitting M
a Court OF impeachment, adjourned
until the sixteenth instant, 1t being
understood that the Court would NEE
that day to receive the answer Of re
spondent under order. Adopted
when legislative business was then
resumed.
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Whisky MATTERS.
Meyers Playing HayOck With
Crooked Stills In Missouri,
The Missouri Pacific Road Goes Under the
Hammer for Ito Third Mortgage Bonds.

f 81: GIsyN, ,ssSsS, s-"aastcss EoW
Colonel Meyer, Supervisor OF Internal
Revenue, who has been looking up
crooked crooked stills In Balllnger and
other counties In Southeast Missouri.
says up to the third instant he has
captured seven copper worms and caps.
burned fourteen stillhouses and one
hundred and thlrty-two mash'tubs OF
over one hundred gallons capacity
each, besides running of ten thousand
gallons OF mash and beer and seyeral
hundred gallons singlings. Six dlstil.
lers have been arrested and put under
bonds OF one tholsand do!sssS each. A
number OF other distillers are hiding
In the woods TO escape arrest 91
In the United States Circslt Court
to-day, q decree Of foreclosure OF the
third mortgage bonds Of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad was consented to, sub
lect however, to the rights ofSt, Louis
county TO Its claim Of seven hundred
thousand dollars and right TO prior
| lien over all other membranes un-
derstood. G. X. Garrison, who repre-
sents these third mortgage bonds, has
made a proposition TO the county
court Of st. Louis county that the hold.
ers Of these bonds consent to tbs fore
closure Of the mortgage and sale Of the
road and will make over to the ooun.
ty seven hundred thousand dollars
new third mortgage bonds 70 seoare
its claim. i-
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HERE AND THBRE.
Foreign and Domestic Breyities
Over the Wire.
The FenIan Prisoners Confined In Western
Australia Have all Escaped 10 an
American Steamer.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.--The TWEEN
ty-seventh annual meeting of the
American Medical Association, COM
menced to-dy In Horticultural Hall,
with large attendance OF delegates,
more than five hundred being present,
DR.. J. Marion Shines, Of New York,
President elect, occupied the chair.
BERLIN, June q. In consequences OF
the judgment OF the Baeman court,
Bismarck has issued u notification pro-
hibiting for two years the circulation
In Germany of Nordame- Riks, the
weekly edition of Philada Volksblatt.
New YORK, June GA dispatch from
Melbourne states that all the Fenian
prisoners confined In Western Austria
liz have escaped In the American
whale ship Catalpa. A Vienna dis.
patch says a six weeks armistice has
been agreed upon between the Turks
and insIfgsnis.'
MEMPHIS, June 8.--Sam Anderson,
colored, who was arrested here Mon
day for attempting to outrage Miss
Vaughn, ofDeSoto county, MISSISSIPPI
pi, and cutting the throat Of her broth
er and leaving him for dead, was taken
from the officers there yesterday morn
ing by an armed mob and hang. His
father charged with being an accesso'
ry to the attempted murder " IN jail a
fernando. ava Gv WV
HARTFORD, Cox, June 8.--Hsrtfordi
s; st.ii,ddiiis ~. =.
OMAHA, June 0. The Cheyenne anC
Arapahoe Indians are leaving in large
numbers, bound north. II Is suppos
ed they are going to join the Sioux .
Boston, June Ex-Governor Bullocl
was elected q delegate to the Cincin
natl convention, and has written a let
ter stating that he can not attend
owing to previous engagements. II,
is enthusiastically for Bristow. @-~"
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-TWO sprucely
dressed young men, giving the namel
of A. and +. Griswold were ARRESTED
here yesterday as bogus commission
merchants.
ST. ALBANs, VT, June 6.--Mrs. Chas
Butler, Of High Gate, was killed las
evening by hired lad of eighteen
during the temporary absence OF he
husband.
WASHINGTON, June 6.--Ex-Gover
nor Newell, of New Jersey, has calle'
a meeting Of the National Executive
Committee of the League Of America
10 be held at the Grand Hotel, Cincin
natl, on the evening OF the day tina
the Convention closes. Members Wit
do not attend are requested to sent
substitutes, 30 that every State ant
territory may be represented.
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MORE GRANTiSM.
The Report Concerning the New
Orleans CustOm-hOuse Sup
pressed by Boutwell,.
Brother.ln.Law Casey and Boss Packard
Conduct the Custom.house and Assist.
ant Marshall Appointments a Ia
Belknap.

New ORLEANS. June 6,-Before the
Congressional Committee several wit
nesses were called who testified that
during the campaign Of 1872, money
was paid by parties In the Custom
House, to persons who did no service
for the Government. Considerable
evidence was taken relative the con-
struction Of the department, showing
that workmen had received less wages
than the amounts entered on the pay
rolls. The Chairman Of the Commit
tee received the following dispatch /:
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 9th, ls7d.
Wicker, Collector ( Key West, left
for Washington, to consult the Presi-
dent and Secretary IN relation to his
testimony. He has n private copy OF
his report against Casey, the original
Of which was suppressed by Secretary
Boutwell,. Wicker has often threatened
tn publish his report and the Depart.
ment trembled. Make him produce
the copy.
[Signedl W. A. PERRY
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On TO WEATHERF0RD!
Parker Willlng 10 Grade the Texas
Paclnc from Fort worth 10
MeatheriOrd.
With a Helping Hand Dallas Can Tap the
Rich Trade Of Parker County Before
the Central Can Push Into the
County Seat
Special " This lLeraldA

Special 10 This Herald.l
WEATHERFoRD, Via Fort Worth,
June B.--The people OF Weathorford
and Parker county are more than aux-
ious to have the Texas Pacific Railway
push on TO Weathcriord, and they are
willing to Join with l}rssA>.+ssss.<
work. Weatherford Ia willing to grade
the road from Fort Worth 20 Weather.
ford, provided Dallas will lend q help
ing hand. II is certainly not "a
the interest OF Dallas or the
Texas and pSe4S". y. "sa,Il R,.ax.. tbAi
the road should stop at Fort Worth,
1t Is stated ON good authority that the
Central is about 10 extend its Waco
branch TO Weathesfoyd, and L 4. very
important that Dallas should frat tnp
the rich trade aud products OF Parker
county. If nothing is done, aud the
road allowed to stop at Fort Worth,
and the Central pushes on TO Wealth
erford; large trade that belongs legit-
imately to Dallas will DO directed to
Waco or Houston.
II behooves our business mon then,
to take immediate action In this mat
tel so that Weatherlord and Dallas
may grade, and II necessary iron, the
line between Fort Worth and Wealth.
erford.
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petition ofden. q. I. BeauregSrd, ask.
mg for thsremoval OF his political do.
abilities Referred " the judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. sherman, from, shs Committee
on Finance, reported back the rssolu.
zion submitted by Mr.. Davis, Of wsst
Virginia, early 10 tie session, instruct
lug the Committee 10 examine the
books aud accounts OF the Treasury
Department With the view Of ascsr-
lalning whether certain discrepancies
existed therein, with a written rspor,
giving che conclusions OF the commit
toe which was ordeTed printed and 10
lilo on tho tabla
The committee describe Ia dotah
the system VI accountability provided
BY the statutes, and say 10 far ~ the
cafe keeping and custody OF public
money In the Treasury " concerned,
II would be difficult to point out a bet.
ter mode than is provided for by the
existing law. Every safeguard that
has been suggested hAs been iurplshsd.
No law can prevent neglect or ylolatIoa
by comptrollers, auditors or registers Of
their public duties, but guards anA
checks upon such misconduct are W
perfect Ne human Ingenuity could do
wise. The only changes In these laws
that the Committee recommend are 10
authorize the Treasurer TO bs credited
with unavailable sumo charged to him,
but lost through no fault Of his by rob
bling, ETC., OF his subordinates and Of
The GniVsa SssS.A,&saositsy1s. sa.! u.
provide for covering into tho treasury
all trust funds on which interest alone
is 10 DO oisburssd Tor tue becast az
others, 40 that lts expenditure may
DO under = general safeguard law, only
"a be PAID put In pursuance OF an ap.
preparation by Congress. In that oon-
Inecilon the committee refer 10 n SUM
OF more than twsny-e,ght millloa
doslaes, witch 10 charged against the
Treasury, NJ being on deposit under
the act OF 1885 with the several States.
In regard TO tho discrepancies Ia the
Treasury accounts. tho committee
point out, among other things, that
the Treasury account shows only war.
paid, while the appropriation account
shows all warrants issued. II further
shows nnaneial reports nj different
periods have been made up according
to different systems Of book keeping
In various respects, aud that the Same
thing Is true NJ TO the monthly debt
statements. The detailed explanations
Of these apparent discrepancies that
have been furnished to the Committee
by the Treasury Department ARE found
complete aud satisfactory, and no
change 10 recognized In the oxlstlng
system which IL declared 10 be the
growth and sxistancs Of tho Depart
ment. Iu letters which are embodied
In the report. Secretary Brlstow says:
ain no Instance has there been any
srasure or alteration la books or re-
cords Of the Department and changes
made In the published reports have
been only 10 express with greater 40.
curacy the precise condition OF public
accounts as shown by sueh books aud
records. +.... .r..f
The Chairman laid before the Senate
unfinished business, being the Loglsia-
tive Executive and Judicial appropria-
ton bill, pending discussion the Sen
alto adjourned.
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WASHINGTON NOTES,
Tuesday n Working Day In Both
Houses of Congress.
The Systsa u scasA;IsaalIly :. y the
Treasury observation-disclosures Engaged
On Bill Transferring indian Bureau
to War Department

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Ths sub
Judiciary Committee, investigating
the charges against ex-Speaker Blaine,
were to havea meeting this afternoon.
but owing 10 The engagement Of Mr..
Hunton In the House 1t was postponed
until tomorrow.
Ex-senator Rice and Mr.. Howe, OF
Arkansas, win be examined about the
affairs OF the Little Rock and Fort
Smith Railroad Company.
House: After discussion, the propo'
sltion 10 arrange rules so 90 TO allow
the Committee on Banking and Cur
repcy to report at any time, wal
agreed to. yeas one hundred and az
teen; nays ninety-fve. The object o
the change 10 to allow that committee
to report q bill for the repeal Of thu
resumption act, The House
then went Into Committee on
the Indian Appropriation BIZ.
The question being ON point OF or
der made by Mr.. McCreary against
the section to transfer the Indian Bu'
resu to the War Department, the
Chairman overruled the point OF or.
der. ufr , ,.a- tt
Mr. Magglnnis, offered an amend
ment providing that any person desir-
ing to trade with the indians shall
have a license or certificate from the
District Judge or q Judge Of the Su.
preme Court Of any Territory that hs
Is of good character, was agreed to
when the committee arose aud report
ed the bill to the House, and on III
passage, adjourned. ..'"
Senate: Mr.. Whym presented tn
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Special 10 tho Dallas Herald.

Special 10 tho Dallas Herald.
BRENNAN, TEXAS, June 6.-Satur-
day night last Mr.. Lanes store at
Chappell Hill was burglarlzed. Among
other things stolen was sack OF -four
having a hole In II. The thieves were
easily tracked to their homes, six miles
from town. They proved to be ne
groes. All Of the stolen goods were
recovered. and two Of the burglars
We're arrested and put In Jail here. 10.
day one of them, named June Frozer,
confesses being one of a party who
robbed Il Simmons safe, OF this city,
OF fifteen hundred dollars two months
ago. Since Frozer's confession the
partner OF the store and three other
negroes have been arrested and placed
In Jail to await their examination to-
morrow.
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Wicker arrived Tuesday aud will
probably testify Wednesday. Ex.Con.
gresham Sheldon was called and OK.
amined relative his meeting with
Gen. Porter, Gen, Babcock and Collee'
tor Casey, at Washington, where was
discussed the appointment OF Billings,
as District Judge, after Senate failed
to confirm fardee, Casey was q sup.
porter OF the latter aud proposition
was made to him to change his sup.
port In favor Of Billings.
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CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Deadly ARRAY Al COnchO AtrOciOus
Murder At wis Point.
A Rent Sack Of Flour Leads TO the Arrest
OF the Simmons Safe Robbers
Splendid Crop Prospect
In Van Zandt.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
CoNoHo, Texas, June 8. "A difficulty
occurred last night az Bismarck's farm
between G. b. Metcalfe and Mexican
leamster. The Mexican shot at Met.
calf four tunes, wounding him through
the leg Metcalf fired two shots, kill
Ing the Mexican on second shot.
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Special to The Dallas Herald .


WILLS POINT, May Cur peace.
full little town was atv..sed to high In
dignation last night by the atrocious
murd er ofa colored Methodist elder,
uamed Il. Nj, Gilliard, while under ar-
rest for assault aud battery on white
man. Gllliard had boosted that he
had, little over two years ago, u diff
iculty with u white man and he man
aged to make 1t cost the white man all
he was worth and for which he was
forced to serve two years In the peni-
tentiary. About midnight two un-
known men stole into the room where
the prisoner was lying reading aud
shot him once or twice, one ball pass
ing through his bowels, killing him
almost instantly. The guards, who
were at the front door, rushed to the
rear of the house aud fred ten or
twelve shots at the fleeing murderers,
but without effect. A party Is In pur-
suit.
Another shooting affair took place
III town this morning between two
men, one Stevens and McAntiti. Stew
ems received slight pistol wound in
the right arm, and McAntiff was
slightly wounded in the neck. Both
men used good weapons, were deliber-
ate in shooting aud made good shots.
With these two disgraceful exceptions
We have had the most quiet and peace
full town In Texas.
Business very good for the dull sea-
son. The crop prospects are the finest
ever cen at this time Of the year. The
wheat crop will turn out well, corn
and oats and cotton never better. The
new grain elevator Is just completed
and has capacity OF three thousand
bushels, contracts have been made for
the erection of Two large buildings, to
be completed In time for the cotton
season.
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HARRIsBuRa, Pa, June e.~-Marshsi
g. Smith, a clerk In the Treasury De-
partment, and John A. Wagner, for
merly n clerk In the Auditor Generals
oflice were arrested to-day on informa-
ton laid against them BY Governor
HaItranft. for conspiring to defraud
the state out Of Ave thousand d0llars
due from the city Of Scranton.
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NEW YORK, June GA dispatch Ia
the Tmes from Boston says Mr.. Multi.
gan, the celctx4<5l; y!..ssss IN the
Blaine investigation, reached Boston
last evening, aud when asked what he
thought of Blaine's statement, he an.
swered emphaticaily that he has not
read all the letters aud nevsr will. He
will keep back the ones that would dc
him the most harm.
National Republican., 1876-09-21
Successful Surgical Operation.

On the 5th of December, 1862, while the
army under General Grant was in front of Cof-
feeville, Miss, and in line Of battle Mr.. Walter
G. Bone, Of the Seventh Illinois volunteers, was
wounded in the right arm near the shoulder by
a minnie ball, which was supposed to have
passed entirely through the arm, shattering the
bone. From that time until last Thursday Mr.
Bone has suffered excruciating pain, and at
times has been delirious from the pain caused
by the wound. Several operations had been
Performed, resulting only l., temporary relief
Last Thursday DR.. J. D. Barnes, under whose
care he has been for some time, determined
upon a surgical operation with the view of Civ
ing him relief If it were possible. DR.. Barnes,
assisted by DR.. Fl. Porter, having placed the pa
tient under the effects OF chloriform, performed
the operation on the afternoon of the 7th inst,
and after long and careful search was
rewarded by finding and removing the cause of
ali the trouble-part of minnie ball, deeply
imbedded in the bone. Mr.. Bone is now doing
well, and DIR. Barnes is confident that he will
have no further trouble from the wound which
has caused him such suffering for the past thir-
teen wears