davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13
ROLL. OF HONOR.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTTONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

J.W. Philbrook, Sheriff, to l.. +. Raab-
Ing Hop Lee property-&2,IO ,IO0.
J. W. Markley to John Trebilcock-Min-
ing claim Rich Gulch-S5OO.
S. Brooks to James Mulane-Ranch at Cor
raj Flat-SlOO.
j. H. Thompson to John and Joseph Beau
mont-l62 acres land in tp, 3. +. 4, IL. M.-S35O
Daniel Mccoy to same parties-ldO acres of
land in same township-S350.
Ii. A. Barber to same-l60 acres land in
same township-S3jO.
Jos. Beaumont to John tneaumont-15 in
terest in 100 acres of land in same tp.-Sl.
John Bea aumont to Joseph Beaumont-1a in
terest in 100 acres of land in same tp.-Sl.
C. W. Rand ct al. to Buckeye w. & ii. NJ.
66 --Centennial Gold Placer Mine 81
]. NJ. Livingston OF al, to Buckeye W. & II.
NJ Company-Liyinsston Gold Placer Mine
81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

CLEANING THE ROAD Davidson,
superintendent of the Weaver Creek
Mining and Fuming Company, is doing
good work in front Of the old Chauncey
place, slucing away the road which has
always run there. The travel is shifted
down on the taiings, crossing the water
OF the creek couple Of times. Whether
Davidson will strike it rich enough to
pay him We are not advised, but his
work will effect marvellous change for
good in the road along there, which is a
regular mudhole throughout the Winter
season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

RAILROAD COMMISSION ERs. Cover
nor Irwin has the appointment of three
Commissioners, provided for bv the Com
missioner bill. The Governor has not
yet signiied who will receive the position,
but we see by some of our lower country
exchanges that the name of Hon. John
MeMurry is mentioned in connection
with the place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE. Rumfelt &
Loring publish the usual Copartnership
notice in this number, Judge Belden,
of the Santa Clara district, recently dis
missed suit brought oy firm which
had tailed to comply with the law in re-
gard to publication of copartnership no.
tees, holding that such firms have no
standing in Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13
a widely Applicable iRemeIy.

Few remedies are applicable to such
wide range Of disorder as Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, and this not because 1t
has peclaI properties adapted to the cure
OI each-such II pIetense would be mani
testify absurd but on account otits won
deruIly improving effect upon the gener-
al tone OF the system and its Alternative
action upon theorgans OF nutrition, secre-
ton and discharge. Besides its well
known properties as "A remedy for inter
mittent aud remittent levers, dyspep-
sIa, constipation, turpidity OF the liver,
general debility, urinary and uterine
dnicuitie~, 1t itinruriably proves to be high
" servlceabe IN overcoming angmia,
hypochoLdrih, rheumatism, Insomnia,
aud mauy other disorders aud disabilities
originating in poverty or impdrity OF the
blond, nervous weakness or ov4r.excite-
meut, oran imperfect performance Of the
physical functions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

THEIR PBEFERENCE.-Siskiyon couh
ty held her Democratic Convention last
week. The delegates to the State con
vention will nominate candidates for
Congress also, and we see that the Siski-
you delegation is instructed to vote for
Hon. w. j. Tinnin as the candidate rom
This district
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

Nuw OFFICERS Western Star Lodge,
No. 3O3 had the following officers install
ed by John II. Vaudarhotl, Lodge Depu-
ty: Emma Ewing, w. G. n; Julia
Duncan, W. V. r.; A. b. Goss, w. r.
IL. s.: 7. NJ. Francis, " L. II. 5.
Chas. Maynard, W. s.; MiIiald w
Carter, W. Il. s.; Willis Vaughan, w
T.: Alfred Duncan, w. MY Pcrmelia
Vaughan, w. d. NJ; Stella W. Young,
w. |. G.; Swan Vaughan, w. O. g..
Mrs. y. d. bayIo>, W. c.; VIM. IL
Ruch, =. w. G. Il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

VERY TEUE.-An exchange speaking
Of Alexander I. Stewards will says ::
The great drawback to having money is
that everybody wants to know what you
are going to do with it when you die,
and what YOU have done with it after
wards. This is very true, only its more
so. Here they want to know what we
are going to do With it on the first of tho
month and what we have done with it
afterwards. 1t is very trying
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

OUR townfman, Tinnin, is likely to
have strong opposition in his Congress
ional aspirations, if he has them. Bate
county has instructed her delegates for
Chas. f. Lott, aud candidates will be
thicker than blacI,berrieS, if the chance
of elections looks good. But from the
action Of the Si,kiyou convention il
would lool, as though the " Wild Ass OF
Siskiyou," the champion introducer, y
Luttrel, would be left out in the cold.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13
F.aSE OF LETTERS
WEAVERVILLE POST OFFICE,
May IL, 1875.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Religious Services will be hold as follows,
nintil further notice:
WEAVERVILLE-Ch Church every Sabbath,
at O'Clock, p. NJ. Sabbath school at = p. NJ
A. T. JACKSON, Minister.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

THERE are many d.sopp intments in
life. We have just passed through one
Of them. We fondly hoped that some
OF the deIinquents OF long years standing
would take advantage OF the editors aP-
sence and rush iuiiouSly in to swell tie
the "Roll ol Honor" But they havenf.
And such is life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ATTACK ON THE PAYMAsTEE.-The
Humboldt mail carrier, Ar. Campbell,
brought intelligence last week chat Col.
Brodhead, u. 5. Paymuster had been at
tackled near Fort CASTOR, by high way
mon. From the Hum boldt papers brought
this trip we gather the particulars of one
oI the most during attacks known. The
party consisted OF the Paymaster, his
clerk, Mr.. Spencer, a man named Bald
and John Clifford, brother to il. Clifford
of this place. They were proceeding
along in single file when II shot was fred
at packed mule, which was being div
en- with the party. The mule on being
shot struck Spencer, breaking his arm
and lodging two bullets in him ar the
shoulder. Spencer fell from his mule
ahd crawling into the brush escaped. The
others, being unarmed, took to flight,
leaving the mule which was fast giving
out. The robber overlook and shot the
animal, then cutting open the satchels
and packs, riled them and escaped
Clifford and Baird went on till they came
to a house whore assistance was procured
and they went back to find Spencer.
That gentleman made his way out oi
the bushes and not knowing that he
would reach house by keeping on for II
mile turned back to Leconte's, where
they had passed the night, reaching
there very weak and exhausted. a war
rant was issued for the arrest of Maurice
Bosqui, it being believed he was the
guilty party. He was arrested, and held
to appear before the Grand Jury which
met Monday. Subsequently his brother,
William Bosqui was also arrested charg-
cd with being an accomplice. Mr.. Camp
bell informs US that the case is likely to
be serious one for them it guilty, as the
condition Of the wounded man was such
as to give little hope for his recovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

Coop TEMPLARs.- Beacon Lodge, No.
SEQ, has the following new officers, most
of whom we're installed at the last legu-
lar meeting G. E. Williams, G. r.;
T. Il. Jones, V. T.; q. b. Bassham,
Secy.; Homer Chadbourne, F. s.; Jas.
Carson, Treas; Il. 7. McCausland,
II. ii. s.; E.Cornell, L. H. s.; l.. Schott,
NJ; G. Thomas, c.; Jos. Smith, /. G.i
&. w. Blackwell, o. g.; j. q. Irwin,
=. w. G. L.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

Will Close. The Douglas City
school will be clos d af,eI this week. We
understand that Mrs. Fannie Warren,
The teacher, will leave for The East shortly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

Local Politicians are beginning to
talk President" pretty freely. Blaine
Bristow. and Wheeler, of New York,
have each their admirers here. Our
Democratic friends are more reticent,
and we have not heard any of them de
clare preference. We presume the
choice Of most Of them would be "any
Demo,r t who can be elected"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

A DEARTH.-Ou local columns did
not loom up this week so we'll as we could
have wished, SO we sat down to cogitate
up something to supply the deficiency.
Strangers in town were scarce-we could
recall no new arrivals except load OF
heathens, and we were sure that the
community would rather hear of the de-
parture of ten loads than the arrival OF
one. Then Hay Fork friend advised
us to draw on our imagination, assuring
lis the draft would be honored. We
thanked him for the hint and set our wits
at work again. inst then came tho first
grunt of the organ belonging to the Mu-
NCal Union. We subsidized at once, and
a went down on the street TO 'see man. "
II In due time we came back refreshed
and invigorated. We thought we would
capture the man who stole Jimmy Mul-
lanes gun, which could make a good
Fem for this week, then we could con-
lradict it and have another next. We
- ~ All Wll.tCH out HlCoiJi tHO ioi'ON III
lmbo, when the thought happened to
lrlke us that some of the iujured par
los might come to town to help identify
'le "cuss," might not be altogether pleas
at the "goak." That they might con-
0de to make us the subject of an item
|0lch would be bona fde. Here came
Pae organ again, female chorus running
Eendish "ha, ha, ha, ha, hn, ha, ha,
a. ha, ha, HA, HA-A-A.A-?" from G
larp to the,upper C. 1t was followed by
lemoniacal bass, which took up the
aoras and run it down again. We
'ucked the item in the waste basket and
anybody wants to see it will put it in
'"l week-as an advertisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

NEEDS lNEDYING.- There is one
evil attending the biennial session Of the
legislature which needs remedy. Va
Iiuus laws are passed and old ones
amended but what their puipurt is re-
mains unknown until the laws are print
ed and distributed two or three months
aiterward, The county officers Lave to
work in the dulk and in following the
old laws may not proceed in cons ouance
with the amendments. County Celk
Taylor suggast1s that if "A pa.IphIet copy
of such amendments as affect the Codes
and other general laws were sent to each
county, it would be a great help to the olii
ciaIs. The suggestion Is a good one, and
we hope the gentlemen who are ambi-
tious Of representing Trinity in the next
Legislature will lay il up for lutule ret
elence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

GONE BELOW. III. w. Leonard, of
Douglas City, lert ON Tuesdays stage.
He will visit his children who are in the
care OF their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Ruch, IN S'uoma county. Leonard
will be gone about two weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

FURNISHED RooMs.-Mrs. G. Hart
''n Is desirous Of renting suite Of
0O'nS. The apartment fronts on the street
~ are very suitable for a small family.
E'' residence is in a pleasant part of
"H' and handy to its business houses.
icy VIII be let furnished or unfinished
Os'l'ed. They consist Of parlor,
4 s9m and kitchen. See notice else
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

b. c. WA1TLus came out from Cinna-
bar this week. He reports the snow as
considerably settled, ii trail broke through
it to the mines band OF cattle having
been driven in. Lutte has yet been done
there in the way OF work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

. The stage of high water in the streams
continues, With suchs body of snow on
the mountains the Trinity will doubtless
keep up until the middle Of Summer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

a LITTLE MIsTAKE. The Yreka Un-
ion says the snow has been shoyeled
from the road over Scots mountain and
the first wagon from Scott Valley has
gone through to Ciunabar. We think
that it will be some time before anything
bat horse can get to the latter place
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

RETURNED Judge Lovejoy was in
town last week on legal business. The
Judge returned to his mine at Cox's
Bar on Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

PREACHING.- Remember that Rev.
Mr.. Sheldon, p. E., viii preach ut the
Count House Sunday evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

SHOWERS during the week have sufIiced
to keep the dust laid and enable galden-
ers to dispense with irrigatng,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

TnE Fourth day of July falls on
Tuesday this year. What are we go
ing to do about itP
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

HIsToRICAL SKETCHES. .-- Elsewhere
we have alluded to the resolution passed
by Congress, recommending the people
OF the different towns and counties to
have sketches delivered on the app oach-
ing Fourth July, giving historical
view OF the settlement, growth and
present condition of the place. The
sketches, printed or written, were to be
presented to the State, National and To-
cal archives for future reference. Gov
error Beveridge, of Illinois, has issued a
proclamation recting the subject matter
Of the recommendation, including the
resolution Itself, and endorsing the sug
gestions theieiu contained. 1t is proba.
Bile that every State will follow the rec.
ommendation to some extent, and ii it
we're universally followed it would re.
suit in lnany valuable additions to our
local history.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

RETuRNED.-M. Karsky returned on
ne'day, having made large purchas-
es for the Summer trade. Goods have
commenced arriving tor the firm, and
will continue coming along until the
stock SalI in. Next week they will have
something to say to the readers of the
JOURNAL which they can study with
profit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

IMPORTATION WANTED.-The Post
master at Weaverville has received a
postal card asking information OF VIM.
X. Agnew, who, the writer states was in
this place few years ago. Information
OF the whereabouts Of the absent man is
requested by ID. L. Agnew, Box IS,
Pltlsburg, Pennsylvania.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

PEHsoNAL.-C Charles Camden, an old
and well knuwn citizen OF Shasta county
was in town ON Tuesday. Mr.. Camden
was accompanied by his daughter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

y LARGE PANTHER.-George Sears
ownes number Of cattle which range
about his place on the Barley Geld Gulcb.
Readings Creek. Recently George missed
COW and cafand from Indication. found
concluded they had been killed and
eaten by panther, or California lion.
as 1t Is more commonly called. Last
week another calf was missed and Sears
and George Ward on searching for it,
found the partly eaten body on Pan
wockit. They "saltrd " the remainder
literally with 'tychnine and we're re-
warded by finding next day the body
OF large panther close at hand. 1t was
one OF the largest if not the largest ever
Killed IN this county, measuring from tip
to TIP ten feet four inches. Ward cut
OH one Of the paws as Il trophy, and on
taking it to Indian Creek it was measured
and found to be fully five inches across.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

OUR exchanges speak Of the discovery
of the teeth Of mastodon in good state
Of preservation in lolo cou .ty. The
Union Hill claim has furnished enough
mastodon remains if they had been saved
to stock all the museums in the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13
Settlement Notice.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
n me by Note, Book Account Of other
wise are hereby notified that they must
settle with me prior to the 18th day OF
July, 1876, il they wish to sdue costs.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
LOUIS H. RAAB.
Junction City, May lst, 1876.
my6-lm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

h Ga anY weeks more in which to pay poll
ana save dollar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

A BAD CllMATE.-Thos. Sherden re-
turned On Monday having been over in
the Barney Valley part OF Shasta county.
Tom looks rather the worse for wear, as
though the change from Trinity to a
Shasta climate had been no improve
utpnt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13

GENERAL MERCHAND ISE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-13
WAIT FOR THEM!

W H1II IUu lHIlu
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14

TIE trouble in Oregon over the
Presidential elector seems to have
been simply this: The people
choose Republican electors; but one
of them, Watts, was ineligible on
account of being q postmaster
Gov. Grover, who is Democrat
issued a certificate to Cronln,
Democrat elector, who received
the next lowest number OF votes
This he had no right to do, tor the
law binds him to issue certificates
to the "pcrsons' who receive tn
highest number of votes. Tn
question of eligibility is not within
his jurisdiction to decide. II a
elcctor is not eligible, it creates
vacancy, which the law provide
shall be filed by the Electors
College of the State. Even tn
better class Of Democrats comdcm
Growers action.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14
The Electoral Contest.

Tllen will contest rs follows:
Colorado, that she is not a state s
Florida, Louisiana, and Sou1n
Carolina, that his full vote IS not
counted. Nebraska, that there are
incligibilities, Vermont, and Ore
con, that in each one Democratic
Elcctor was elected.
Republicans will in return an
swcr that Colorado become State
Aug. 1st, 1876; that Florida
Louisiana and South Carolina gave
Republican majoritics in all coun
tics where legal election, were held
that Nebraska has decided by hel
courts in favor of the Republican
Electors; that in Vermont an,
Oregon are only vacancies, whicl
can be filed by tho Electoral Col
lcges. ,,. ola,
claim that in Mississippi, Alabam,
Georgia and Tennessee systematt'
intimidation was carried on by tn
Democrats; that one Missouri Ele'
tor is ineligible, on account OF reo
disabilities: one Democratic Elcctt
in New Jersey and one in Nor,
Carolina arc ineligible for being
s.. Commissioners vt time of "'c'
a.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14
List Of Patents

Issued to Michigan Inventors Tor
the week ending November 2S'
1876. As specially reported Tor
the LAKE COUNTY STAR by the
Mechanics and Inventors Assoc'".
ton, Solicitors Of American anu =,
Foreign Patents. Thos. s.
Sprague, President, Detroit. Mich
No. 1s4,722, Bucket Bail Ears Al
Patrick O'Grady, Standish. NO
1S4,SO5, Water-Wheels, Lewis 81. a
Struble, Fall River. No. 1887
Wrenches, George w. Bradley
Battle Creek. No. 1S4,S79
Brooms, Theodore B. Lewis ant
Thomas o. Lewis, Battle Creek
sssipnors to themselves and Charlie
Vceder, Hillsdale. No. lS4,S9e
Apparatus and Process for treat
inc Wood for Charcoal and othe
Products, Henry M. Pierce, Dc
troit. No. 1s4,914, Shears for cut
, inc Election Slips. Wm \ Scr'nf
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14

THRoUGu the courtesy OF .. d.
IIaviland, Commissioner OF the
State Swamp Land, We are in re-
CENT of his report for the year
1876. The total amount of swamp
land patented to the State up to
Sept. 80, 1876, was 5,s41, 1888 20
acres; and the number ofacres va
cant at same date, 2,455, 599.O5. The
amount in Lake county, Sept. aoth
was 3.S22.99 acres.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14

Nor one of our readers but
should read the prospectus OF that
valuable, popular and wcll-known
journal, the Scientific America"
which appears elsewhere in this
issue. 1t contains a mine of profit
able to all classes and conditions
in life. No one can well afford tt
be without it, and it is worth more
than the price of subscription t.
onv one. Send $500 and obtaiI
it for year, and consider you
money we'll invested; or club witt
the STAR for $4.75 for both papers
one year.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14

THROUGH the courtesy of Hon.
i. A. Clapp we are in receipt OF
n copy of the Annual Report OF the
Commissioner of the State Land
Office for the fiscal year ending
Sept. 80. 1876. The number OF
acres of State Land sold during
the year was sO,O3O,39; on which
s9s,66G have been paid, and s2i''
29s.94 arc still due. The amount
of lands owned by the State is 81
O73, 239 acres: which amount II
24O, 4S3 acres are actually in the
market. The total receipts iron
sale of lands, &C., were S2O+,43o.
50.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14

IT is said that the much talked
of projected marriage of James
Gordon Bennett with Miss May has
been indefinitely postponed. The
breach between himself and his fl
ancce is said to have been altogcth-
er amicablc, and the result OF a
conviction on his part that he was
not fitted for the marriage state
The presents(and they are many ant
COSTLY he has given her will be re-
tanned at his own request.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14
GOING SOUTH.

Train No. 5 leaves rctoskcy daily except sa!ar
Nos. /, 2, 3 and q all make DIRECT conncc'on NJ
Fort WAYNE with fast express trains on the =. T..
w & G. ny to and from pitisbnrg iaIrisourv; na,'
timorc. Washington, Philadelphia and New YORK.
Nos. and max. connection at Fort wayne WIN
Express trims on Toledo. Wabash ana western
Railro"d. to aud from Quincy, 81 LOUIS hahs"'
CITY, and all points In South West.
Nos. 7 md SNAKE d rect connection nj Kalamazoo
with Michigan Central H. X. to and from Chlcago.
Nos. 2 and connect Mt Richmond with Pttfsburg,
Cincinnati aud St. Louis Railroad for Indianapolis,
| Louisville. st. Louis and all points Southwc.t.
| Nos. 2and 3 have comfortable Day Coaches be-
| tween cincinnati and Grand Rapids. Nos. and :
| have Sleeping and Chair cara between Cincinnati
| and Grand Rapids. No. 2 connects nj Detroit &
| Milwaukee Junction forLetr't and all points East.
| j. IT. PAGE,
Gen. +. & T. Ag't. Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14
~,,,,, ao,xa SOUTHEAST.

Connections made at Toledo with the Lake Shore
& Mich Southcin II X for Cleveland and Chicago,
and with the II & ID u II for Cincinnati and the
Snnih. Also, with the n " 4 w X X To and from
the south and Southwest. At Wayne with the
Michigan Central i,ailroad for chicago and local
points East ami wcst and at Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk and Canada Southern
Rvs. To and from the East; at Plymouth with Diet.
Lansing g. Lake Michigan II x; at HOLLY with the
Detroit Il Milwaukee. Az Flint win me chicago
G lake Huron At East Saginaw With L. II ;
| division @, the Mich. Contra. Al Bay CITY with
| J /. s. : and d & B q Divisions Of the Mich. Cent
| At Reed city with the Grand Rapids q lhu. hh io'
Steamers for Milwaukee,, Pentwatcr, Maniste"
| Franz oit.&c. e,,,,
IL NounsE, Gcn'l Ticket Agt.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14
Law g. Real Estate Office,

Al Reed City, Mich. NJ. A. Hartigan, late oil
thr Missouri i,nr and graduate of one OF the
hest law schools in the country, has formed
partnership with A. shaw, OF liscd Siiy, pr
insnrance. Sc. Owners of land Wishing 10
DISPOSE ofthe same by placing the descrip IONS
I'm their hands, can depend on having every
effort put forth 10 find purchasers. we nave
cnmni Abstracts of Lake and Csc ,ola coun-
ties. Abstracts furnished on short notice
All
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14
Official Paper Of the County.

TO ADvERTIsERs:- The STA"
;sno,s Mc Only Paper prt"fe" q"
Lake county; circaldtes to every part
fjts territory, rendering IL a dcsir :
at,e advertising medium.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14

The House Of Representatives
in Congress has organized by elect
inc Samuel J. Randall, Of Pennsyl-
yania, chairman. Randall is a
scheming politician, and his election
bodies no good to tho country.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14

TIE sum of $4,000 has been op-
propriatcd by Congress for in
investigation of elections, &C., In
come Of the Southern States; com
mittecs have been appointed, AMI
have started out on their mission.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14

The Republicans OF washington
fred salute Of one hundred and
eighty five guns in honor of the
election of Hayes as President.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-14

CHAMBERLAIN has been peacably
inaugurated as Governor OF ooa'n
Carolina, and the fever of excite
mcnt is subsiding.