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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10

Lecture. The first of course of
six lectures, to begin under the aus
pieces of the Debating and Literary
Society will be given by Prof. Chitten-
den at Writer'S Hall, on Thursday
evening, Feb. 18th.
Prof G. gave our citizens course
of lectures few years ago, and was
conceded by all to be very instructive
and pleasant talker The subject will
be "Methods of Scientific Investiga-
ton" We are happy to state that
this society have taken this matter
into their hands, and they should be
encouraged by liberal patronage.
The admission fee has been placed
down at the low price of ten cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10
Grand Rapids April 9th. tt

The people Want Proof. Theirs
is no medicine prescribed by physiciatisi
or sold by Druggists, that carries such
evidence of its success and superior
virtue as BosCHE's GERMAN SYRUP
for severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
Breast, Consumption, or any disease of
the Throat and Lungs A proof of that
fact is that any person afflicted. can
get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try its superior effect before buying
the regular size at rs cents. 1t has
lately beeu introduced in this country
from Germany, and it's Snoderful cures
are astonishing everyone that use it.
Three doses will relieve any case, Try
it. Sold by your druggist L. J.
Wood.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10

Fire At about 5 o'clock last
Saturday morning, the Rablin House
came near burning. One of the girls
having got up went down stairs and
left the lamp burning for her room
mate, who was not yet awake. She
was awakened soon by the smell of
smoke and Immediately called Charley
Charley without waiting to dress, fear
ing he might be too late. rushed to the
room pell NELL, about half asleep, and
went to work as best he could under
the circumstances. He, together with
others, soon put out the fire, which
was then burning among the girls
clothing and on the floor. No serious
damage was done. Charley is as good
as 'babcock extinguisher" on small
fires. Charley how many sheets did
you have in the wind?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Building Stone-I ain prepared
to furnish builders with any quantity
from one to i've hundred ectds of as
excellent building stone as can be fur
nished from any quarry in Wood Couu-
ty. Apply to
IF HENRY OsTERMAN;
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10
q. q ~. II. Rdalao0y.

Close connections are made at CHICAGO with
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, Michigan
Central, Baltimore i Ohio, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago, Kankakee Line. and Pan
Handle Routes. for all points East and South
casts and with the Chicago Y Alton and limos
Central for all points South.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific R. R. at Omaha for all far Vest
points.
Close connections are made az junction points
with trains of all cross roads.
Pullman Palace Cars.
Thess celebrated cars are run on all night
trains on all the lines of this road.
This is the only line running these cars be,
tween Chicago and St. Paul or Chicago and
Milwaukee.
At Omaha our sleepers connect with the Over
land Sleepers on the Union PACIFIC Railroad,
for all points west of the Missouri River.
Among the
Inducements offered by this
Route
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10

x When the time expires for which the Re-
porter has been paid an will be marked oppo-
site the subscribers name, and may be regarded
as an invitation to renew
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10
HENRY OsTERMAS;

For Sale.--A 40 Horse Power En-
gins and fixtures one 40 iuch boiles,
% feet long; two IA inch hues, smoke
stack, five front CRATE bars, etc, The
above machinery has been in use only
about two months, and is in every re-
spect as good as new, and will be sold
very cheap. Also Line Shaft Planer.
Re-sawer, etc, at bargain. Inquire
at Grand Rapids Foundry and Machine
Shop. IF
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10

For Sale.-A second hand, 40
horse power engine, Il inch bore. %
inch stroke. This engine has bee.
completely overhauled and repaired as
the Grand Rapids boundary, and Il
nearly as good as new. Parties wish
ng to purchase can apply to the
Grand Rapids Foundry for particulars,
terms of payment &c.
JOHN RABLIN.
Grand Rapids April 9th. If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-10

nov4'75 6m.
, 1876-06-09

4 IL KINDS or MERClIASH1sE RECEIVED U;
~ st0fu,r kalc AMI .1isti advances Eatlc thereon
l,rtr'L Ih!ra4u htoraHe and CaMl*.!on M G"!Ilaliy
, 1876-06-09
co,vin's Faith in That Appeal to
the Supreme Court.
Mr. Hayes Replies to Mr.. Hoync's Lot
tor..-The Finance Committee
and Mr.. Dorickson.
rho Board Of Public Works and
tho Now Bolitts---Cnnnon's
Restoration.
Candidates for tho Mayoralty'-Lettors
from tho People.
TIE QUO WAR1sANTO.

So 1HTEntsr FELT tn IT.
MISUNDERSTANDING h!i tHe .'lo'.A .n', nt'se
been ,uadc BY tl'e couascl Of the Aetl''E-A'ayos.
who is permitted ny So'nc inser,'tun's p"~sr l M
Divine Providence to fnle t''e ucstihlca oi t'l'H
rIty, 10 kcrp tha. iutrr,ninablc tllo warranto
wv, ,.r.,-. .h., ,,,,l,l,, ,h, ,rL,nct nl,,Itr1
scarcely my attention whatever yesterday. Ilse
Hon, Thpmas IIoync, the peoples choice, bows
H. nrl, ,n,,,nission to ti.s tllrtum Of tic mn
lority Of the Circuit Court, aud wishes II dis
tinrtly undcrstoxl that on no condition wlasev-
cr WI he take an appeA' ~ .ns nup.a.u s'u, H.
either ut tho present or September term. iie
haa never had my intention so to do. at the
ho Informed TRIBUNE reporter that, ~ha.-
n,r esI, " ~ shand M ha .cn, rr br.rnr e vul most
which, ssnoha ~ esa' .o' nsa,s' ~ NV, WV"
anauoatonanly ohsy s usesee % nS n, my, a"":,,s 1,e
nv. 'r ~ nrcs nnt ,ne si,rh,c.t auo Of
,hs ,na oSost S Of claim t.. M .to orc. Its counsel nTe
Of thc same opinion W himself. Hence this
ro!uu,lnoua correspondence over tho signatures of
he Act1E m My11s g1 on So'G II. soud.r nsy
oynu ~ H. ~ n ~ ~ nf the ehea,eHt Kind
~ II ,Skp. nec n nolse ana raiscn little dnni
~ hAHv ,,th tho hnrn ri stmnntnr ami bfinjtn,,
'hso y" arting 9 Me,or ii Issiroas Of achieving It
IT, Il 1--WE weli.known % 80 met tlsat Mr Calvin
ani rcrc'r,l fr"m ts nnsIOn that lie holds over III
M.yal mil isT7 Tlis statement he haa iteratcd
ma Il ~ ls liz snchsn ayc kcn u
H. aoc ma aithouei, teY ang it with icss car-
s,r"ss tMs ,' thev s,nv Il Neysrthclcss Mlkc asey
ds wsrheT t. in osheG M rrs shr, or and dnyC o
n,, "" Mnynin9 once. ylssre the strikers moat ID
cur sonsresate m wes ont .ort ei pHau 10 tic effect
1u-. " 's -.'
, 1876-06-09
Clothes fur tin ffentilen.
IN ttLIifskfsx

hbont gear ngo tho 1hl!cs Of certain Dorcas
sor,ctv made nm n arre ounnttty Of .hirta trouscrs
~ 49,, 49,, I,o, 49,, ~. urt .nnt ,hn,n ~
anu totsn' ana "'Aeu W" ~. W an se'
missionary station on Inc WcHt Loaat o1 africa n
raar uny.ed Ridley went out with the hoxss, and
stayed In Africa Fcvcra| months. When he re-
,urncd the Dorcas Society, of courec, wa1 anxious
ono cyriEng met tho ineuters aud told thrm about
II In q ltt,U rpcceh. lie 1atd:
'tWcll, you know. VIC got the clothes out there
among rome Of tho mattress IN thu nc!Ehbofhood.
We thought may be y would attract them to tbg
mission, but It didn't, and after sumo time had
clothes On, went out On exploring expedition to
find ont about It. It eecns that On thc Grst dny
after tho goods were distributed nio o. th" Chiefs
attempted " mount rhirt lie didn't exactiy un-
dprstanL It, and he pushed hls lcgp through the
arms and gathered The tail up around lila wnlst.
IL couldn't make II stay up, however, nnl they
say he went around inqpifing ln hin native tongue
, 1876-06-09
TIE COMpTROLLEl1S.


Mr.. 1Inyes yesterday pcnnetl the following
letter III reply to rcccntly-rcccivcd cpfstlc
from cx-Mayor lIoync:
C,lcAuo, june 4. 1H7f, The Hon. 7honns
Noyaf,. .i'rffent-DEAn SIN hive rccc!vel your
noe Of Yesterday wf " T.; aD hns been given to
You remind nc Of tic fact that ypn nrc on my
bond, and nsk INC 70. rrlense nr discharge, and
threat Of IN Indefinite character, md the Erason
assigned for It H. that. az yum have snnle sclt-rc
,fst A. VII AZ f9stune toO to gse II ana hsse
pUliatur," yuu do not think II L. Just to tho city
lhet yau .11autI rcua!u on my hoatl. ......
thu oiiics uf Comptroller, it wns agreed thut my
nts!ng my acceptansc, and u wns 50 Furnished!
m1t, Whi[r was grntIiled tu ilnd that your name,
with TINT Of other gentlemen whom eatecm
ssyys s9y s III, y.c ." u asf S SS9 10 ya
pcrunaly III would have BxHtct had the circl!im-
itances been different.
lion you nesnmad while elnllning thG, Dttleg
ot Mnyos. H. rtfercneu T. tn: legality oi
ot refusing Ia pay then, ~ nnturlIy, we're
oceaEioncd BY yonr 1as.y action in the matter.
lud ly your sudden Change dt vlcws, which had
sith my own. When you undertook, without NJ.
tire, 70 removc me from ollce, whether upon thc
ground Of this differences of up!n!on Or for potl.
cal purpose, ! wns compel led to contest youI
clats, md to combat same Of yonr public nets anA
s1nfessons IN tq!1s 70 tat s n nn'e pe"n ar
,., ~. aa jr -, ~ ~ II c,'i tnxnrs y", or
sniE u..E no iesl"&''enl VI "''"''' ''"A"' ~" F''
ioar sahy ns one ot M nnasMen VIZ tet'n.. 81 q.
sv a," su, r h. y I'm s r",ntanrs ~, new apnolntan
lud allng n now bond. Yours truly. :, ,,
D. .. HAYES
In regard to the lnlnnipE OF tic last clause
n thu ietter. Mfr. 1nys sni,I lint 1t meant Inst
49,. ~. ,,I s',.,,, I<...,,.. ,',,.n,,,.,s ~.
Snat IL Ful'. He "oalo soon Know ~hctneF Ut
not he Will to remain sn the o51co. II 30, te
sho,t1 Hlr nnv lnn,1. II nat nIl lila nonlsmrn
01ottu H!e IN" to'a - ''o.i u4' "'s psaaeAA1N
, 1876-06-09
TIE COUitFS.
Record of Business Done in Chi
cago Yesterday.
Recent Important Decisions Of tho Iowa
Supreme Court



Charles Il. 8. Kcmpsta nlcJ Bit yesterday
in the Circuit Court asking for divorce from
Ills wife. susau H., bccausc she has deserted
him.
Elizabeth TnYlor also asks for divorce be-
cause her husband, Robert J. Taylor, has been
guilty of habtual drunkenness and cruelty.
WILLIAM Frank likewise thinks that It Ia ~nnt
the far thing to BE- married man ontS>1, name,
his wlfe Mary having left hin In May, 1874, and
hD alsD wants decree OF divorce.
Lastly, Annie Clark, In an cxccrnily written
bill, tells how her husband, Michael NJ. Clark,
has, on divers dnys, with force and arms, nnlnw.
fully cruelty, and repeatedly struck, beaten, and
kicked hor until shn waa forced TO leave him few
weeks ago. Hut shc will be happy with divorce.
In the Supeslor Court tho only applicant waa
ApoionA DeIsncr, who asks for divorce bccausc
her husband, George Heisner. deserted her since
October, 1872,
BANKRUPTCY AArrEls.
Alexander Fish and Philip 1. Frank. partners "a
Fiai Frank, dcRicrs in gcnts furnishing goods at
No. 2d Clark street. went into voluntary bankruptcy
yesterday. The secured debts atnout 10 t75D. 81,
ind tho unsecured to 81, 0D4.et. Their nsm aasc,e
consist of stock oF guod1 valued at $500, Feplcv
ineA Nav IL by Field. Letter T. Co., and open nc.
counts 10 the amount Of $12a. Is. There nru nuin-
dyftlual dcbts nor liabilities. Reference to NeRs
ter ltlbbatd.
Tho case Of Bacon 8 Perry wau IL: erred to tho
Rsgtttcr for final report A. y Perry.
J1ncs Martin was nl{ud!catcd bankrupt by dc.
fault, and Il warzant issued rcturnale Aug. /.
bsadford uancock was appointed Provisional Ar
aignes.,
Asstgnce Of Robert ussflith.
dividend of 60 per cent vas iee'ured yesterday
South Snieago. i vii be payable In len days q
Room 35, l5t, Lasal'o atrect, tho Office Of Il. E.
JENKINS. ,n,sl :; Assignee, !,;ls, r>..,,uu .,.
, 1876-06-09
ItECENT DEClB1QN;

RECENT DECISIONS.
Special Correspondence Of 1ho Tribune.
DEs MONIES, la', Jnhe 7.-Ilb Supreme
Court l,;ls made the following decfgtons which
vii ~ ,,,.,nor H., th ro,rts ~ .I,,. Wv, f,,r
VIII hot apPeaf III LUZ fcpof's ol 'ue eoaft Ios
seSs'"' "0''''' 7.,.,,r
Where lind wns sold ior taxce In 1851, and the
deed could have bec.l sdp in 1Sol, but tic holder
laud: lid That aftes eleven ycsrs hsys ELAPSED
from ths time whon the decd could hare been Oh.
tanned. .ae psesumn.en y, that shs paFsha.pI has
useSs:nx s sa vs he s soau y pp4 us
sucl. abandonment. The} would be authorized 70
pnrchase auc pay for the land upon THIS presunp-
tiun, and pnrahaser at sale could no utter
wards take decd theseon Aud dctcat the title thus
acquired. -
VENDORS LIEN.
This doctrine of yeulior'e lien is well established
In ll.!s State As1le from thu Intervening rights
eonfeyanco ICES ,,ut ai,cct ill., stistence Of ijsn
It H. Conveyed @ Or ony b. eontsactrd m % t. be con-
chascrs have attached, Of eoursu nuch purchaser
Cannot be- affected Oy The lien
u1,spiN1, ANN WIFE
Tn an action araipst = ra,lruaI comuaoy for
damages for injurics to 4 u1Arried wolaas,:
Iieid That llo husband may recover Tor Huch
IN sru sustained by btu. but ths Vito hcrseli csn.
not recover Tor such ioss Of sery!ccs TIe husband
s'p s % 5o o
md ntI11r 1Oups caro- for the comfort an RECOVERY
~ lila Wifs
,,,,,,,,,, r..r ,our,x.,c,
u,s,. , 80 oaxaveI - IL. ..n..t.. =. 1T. ,.
Macan ~ 's p.plu.I T. ~ s'n e."ns rs
19l Gssa'n it aans ~ nhaey ain IT,. VIC "
ti ,9tnt WY "o nt -. nel no ." @ -. t,t
.aE i1a, .t "uw, . & ~ - tt
~ ~ e.sunos, - rIsJ etnnos Piae1 nie e TulSt
~ ~, iu"f W ~ S'va''o37' "nu stA 'Ao'h
W ul'ndt'' ene pHnes,s Ha,,s, ~ .,, ~ u
bE7TiSd OUT FIRE.
Tho statute forbluf nny person fFHn Setting nnt
any aft On tAe FfnlFlc of uMne!eo lAhu, W WHICH
nny ono propefIy u tR1n[ea, Ah4 naEea hlih
ilhbe IN damages ctG: ffsus iAa1 the htatute
unes nnt lnc!aoo &ne scktth Jul OF my afe IN caA
Nsatea Hefa.
| CAPITAL STOCK or coAfoHATloa.
Tho unpaid Bubdcrlption 10 tue capital stock o.
corporation fs tfust FUND for !tB general credit
OFa Thu stuckholleF 10 ltablt IN creditor to tbs
extent OF the unpald lnslullsuents On tle stock
owned oy MIN: ~ octweeh me stockltollsf a!ld
creditor. tae ttock sah he col!eiefEa iad oh'y 10
thu extent .! the falF sh!to OF liz, property Gon-
fryrh. nNh thnt, inf the tata1tce tho stntNhot1t7
Ata1 be hefh 'hs1uihlY l1ahle, IN lie event OF hH
failure y point nus corporate property tuh)rfi 10
| levy Tue fecora III !ssu ~ no constructive no.
lice to person prupt,slng ~ tfuH corporation,
that ta capital stock int been WIG " III fnll W
conveyance OF ecftoln amdhat h1 lanu
| CITY aoLicfTons.
| As tho duties u City Solicitor arc not pre-
ecElheh by statute, by may perfnrln stch duties as
| ara prescribed by ordinance. II, In q case WeIU
shn interests pt tu city salD!rea h!s SERVICES,
where such services were pot Vfcscri bed by ordi.
Hhncr, and be ucH with dsctutton, nni renders the
city SERVICE e my regarded ~ nctfnE Without
Hntnrty nna ht VIII bu 0ntitltu to toni lHtlAattuh
| for Ills scryiceB.
| HOMESTEAD.
, 1876-06-09

To fhd Editor az 1he 1TfbuHt.
CnLoAaD, JUNE H.-fnn must have yunr waste.
batkut nearly filled with suggestions about tile
proper an for tIie Mayoray of this city, therefore
shall not bc surprised II yon should dspose Of this
IN tho sumo way. However. iak1ng such an Inter.
cat III the welfare Of this city, anu knowing TMk
1t the city, gEcns m4ny adopted cltixsns Of this
country w1Hh to rugscst t!se na.,,s O! Mr. Ahnys H.
Wright fur Mayur u the GINNING election. lie IL
nsubnhly not quite w will known IN somu nnn,es
mentioned in ynnt worthy paper. but t!cru iavo
tssn neHs saent!.Med VIM ase hts peer,
unr estimation, stuntiH n1es4 Of several gentlemen
mentioned In your iaSts u to-day; !lo}s gen.
s'eman Of very l,lcral views. He y sound On
man, rncA une III Wv want Ut onr nresent crisis
for Aayur. md W. sincerely hope ffnk TM,NuHk
will lend it, iniutneu 60 Ills nomination BY the
Republican party. ii elected. lu will gEaro the
Executive cair uf thls city tu tbs satisfaction VI
al cltxcns. irrespective vi party md nationality.
II. T.,
end over 100 othGrs.
, 1876-06-09
EDUCATIONAL.


cAMLlSvlLLE, H.. Dune i'.-Thr resclth Annual
commencement exercises Ut blackburn unisce.
sy occurred Iu thls city day IN thu court roo,n,
which presented Il hue appearance. The graauat'
Ing class VI 1876 consisted Ut Ave yuyng lalcs and
four gentlemen. Tliu exercises Of tho day were
under The supervision VI Dr. lu!lcy, tile lrcadeni
ofths university, The Alumni, now .numbcrna
nearly seventy, giSo u hleIary entertainment th1a
rrgnlnK.
, 1876-06-09
TIE AfAIOKALTY,
NAMES SUGGESTED.

Owing to The appeal taken To the Supreme
Court by Acs!ng-Mayor Colyin, in the form OF
Mr.. Steul's quo wurtnnto, and tho possibility
that a spoc1ul election Hlny bo defeated by
decision .! tic Supreme Court continuing str.
Culvin In otllce until April, 1877, tfcrc has not
been rs much interest ~ to who are probable
candidates fur Mayor as thrre wns the day utter
the Judges VI tho Circuit Court gave their de-
ctstnn. To the i,nhy namrs which were sug-
gtste.i lust week, but few have been added md,
UHt " the individuals this mentioned. many, II Ii
Nepnbicnn or Democratic nominees. It IN tho
custom Of misguided friends 10 tug into unpleasant
n y, s%"nsstlo , with aos M oiee to
Thla s the c1se with seyesal Ut those who have re-
ss,n.ly hecn spoken of In connection, with tho
Mccrca and A'dr!cn, ancxecptional,le . al
{s, Ssy ass SsSs nnsss sys Ie,Sa
ward for IN office which laaa for 4 bref period Of
@ aa way is % undas"oa s that Mf John % IT, n Goush
ls candidate for Sheriff, nnd that Mr.. 4. 81.
Wright II caniidato for Congress from tho Second!
Of .lleso gentlemen to thoss Important onlceh
would gladly SEQ then, shclved in thu, Mayors
iSa Gcs oh5 nf t ss Ss len ssa w:
rna,l" Of tx.A!l. Jes.c spalding, who n nut
candidate. and would not cunscnt to run for th,
cantllates last April, air. spaliing's naine wns
n,cntiunctl. but he was unable to secure rcnon,-
inAtiun. Conscious Of h!A weakness In fa own
wprl, he Inns NJ texlre togo belore tho people oi
Chicago as candidate.
T.c fact IT, that It will be Impossible to tell 10,
probable tnHIponcment Of tho tlay for holding tho
election, from thu 27th pf .unp untl SONS tlnc in
Convention, aaa Tho nomination Of q cualidatc.
That Ku'd nun viii by put In tlsc Held IN unques
, 1876-06-09

IUK sAlE-NoritE 70 sT!!EEC. .ltAIL~Af CON-
L p4tlc. Ttu rrurs'. ls..ay hsso n ..all "';, =,
{Sa1 sSIoa =. f;a'as a.ys S;as' !,. writ l.
iii uEi., bcc1vt21s leopls's EaIlrAy b. z1us& A4"
, 1876-06-09

b
sisu Tint the present jncnnlbunt shall no longer
than il actually necessary discharge tho duties Of
tho Mayoraty and knowing, ns wo at tlo thnt tho
city IL Horuiy ia need Of chief executive In whom
some reliance can ~ plneed to cnrry cut tho mu.
nIclnal rc!orms no often npl NO ably urged by
your pupr1 In ts phtturjai co1un,ns and ntler,yst
and III view vt our annncial embarrassment ut homo
and elsewhere, would It not lu well for
both political parties tn 4hnry the hutchet,'' ami
unite In fayur uf cundlino who In himself will
be d HuI!ternt guarantee IL carry ont the honest
purposes Ut u common cunAtIturncyI--in fact, ono
who will come up 10 Tint standard Ut honesty, In
territy, nMa nther qualifications ynu nre caliing
for loudly III the ntlninco of Thu futnro ut Tin.
ciunatt. The question Vt whu shall Ao Mayor
until april mkt IL of smmediatc and yitui I'm
pnrtance 70 the city, md it therefore hghooycs us
70 keep clrnr of nhtlona1 frsucs for the time being,
a!dala to b0 nominated ncxt week. would 1t not bs
wirn u ruIrntn frbn, ,nnkng pnr mnniciGal
election Il casna bclt brtwevn nuiiticAI
factiun-i ARE We not in thnt position ;nat at prcs
cnt Mhen a.. nsurpeE 10 abs"ad In tt.u land and In It
nut ai tlile to quietly ignore a party affiliations
and rarry lie bett lnnn We cnM lind and put l!sll
slNnrey intNtliu "hlg ggatg" VI Ion. .nii,IprinG
cityr Tho question Of thu hour 1s how to take caro-
Of ourselves at lonla and, six months bE B0 will
clupyu after this hew incumbent slla! Assinia
his dntles. thcru will hu atnpa time to nbuae
uur political enemies md to be in turn abused by
ihcn. TllCrc nj n1aHy valuable considerations
al rtake In the present md prospective. all nEing
mn th!A vital question Ut "Whp Bliatl b. Mayurr'i
that thu sV0HeF We c0Alu ut 1t, and decide by
vote, thu better for all. {. d.
, 1876-06-09
NyASTEE,-NAIGt tk1;f.S's

Gynoikkrcprrs, slrrlts, rtr.
JyTASTED-A it,np 50 LESMAS FnE ETiiEEhnAK x. ~
crenrns aiifLksSiNGEA a. MEYER. TN to 10 ut
West MAhisn,1. 1t.
, 1876-06-09

REAL ESTATE WANTED.

W.; So sr nk x o sT1SE ssy F1Sr s,u
snd clear property. Address L. III Trllrale Office.
NTASrEp-wE WANT sl.Hu 1os,,so Of EH:
w improved: ut bargain; tillrh cash; mort
OF 1lunlboit Fatk- ]. {. CALDWELL d CO., III
peHrIdltn.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-08-26

The complaints of which we made men
ton last week regarding vessels report
ing ut this port, continue to be made.
The Chicago Inter Ocean of the 10Th has
the following american vessels with
cargoes from Canadian ports are required
to stop and report at Cheboygan. Light
American vessels need not stop. Cana
dian vessels, whether loaded or light. are
compelled to stop and report. This reg
ulation is for protection against snug
CLING, but is really no protection. I'm a
blow vessels often meet with disaster by
the requirement, and the passage ashore
in the small boat. especially when there
is ice, is always attended by danger. 1t
must be understood that the master of
the vessel or mate goes ashore to the
Deputy Collector; that the latter does
not come out to the vessel. The captain
or mate, whichever it may be, reports as
he pleases, and the customs officer is
obliged to accept the report as truthful,
because, not visiting the vessel, he has no
alternative. Considering the danger and
delay there is III reporting at ChebOygan.
and the other fact chat nothing is gained
by the customs authorities through the
report, the department ought to set the
regulation aside. A petition will proba-
bly,, soon reach Washington OH the sub
ject."
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-08-26

The Atlantic for September brings out
some interesting recollections of the
French painter. MllIet. by Edward Wheel
wright. After this there is one of Sarah
Jewett's agreeable sketches of New Eng
land country-scenes, called "Deephaven
Excursions" Charles Dudley Warner
contributes fresh and humorous chap
ter about Jerusalem, entitled "Holy
Places of the Holy City,, and Mr.. w.
d. Howells' comedictta, ssrhe Par,or
Car makes its appearance in this mum
Der. 'Old Woman's Gossip" by Fanny
Kemble. goes OH discrlrsively but also en-
tertainingly- "a Fair Compensation,
by Albert T. Webster, and an installment
of Henry James Jr.'s 1.-The American
afford an agreeable proportion of fiction;
while the Philadelphia correspondent of
the magazine describes and discusses va
rious points of the Centennial worlds
fair. Among the poems there is pi-
quaint one entitled, "Why?" by Mary
Kelley Boutelle; and Ell. III. and Mr..
Aldrich appear in soniets. The notices
of Recent Literature, Art and Music are
full and attractive, and in the depart
mcnt of Education there is an Instructive
synopsis of the present state of higher
education" for women
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-08-26
ANeeled Agency.

We understand that arrangements are
about perfected for appointing an agent
at this place i'm the interest Of the various
insurance companies. to look after their
interests in wrecked vessels in this vicin-
itY. This is much needed agency
at this point, and will doubtless be
greatly to the advantage of the compa-
mics. Every fall there ale greater or
less number of vessels that meet with
lnisfortlnes durir g the storms which
usually visit the lakes late in the season,
and the importance to the companies of
having some person to look after their in
terests has become so manifest that they
have decided to appoint such an agent.