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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-22

NJ A1No stiltt kkxCt$CIESf St4tS
his keeping. .sss - hne J8gssco sxefi
The correspondence of the office is no
small item. as about 5000 letters we're re-
ccivea during the year A complete re-
ord of each latter isyikept III IA boob,
which shows the name OF the writer. date
OF letter.. date of its receipt, and what it
contained ''s' - '''''.
All the state banks ami savings banks
of Michigan, make their official reports to
This department., besides insurance, tele-
graph, and express companies. The re-
ports of the state banks and savings banks
are compiled and published by the office
loa Daring the year, $500 drafts were
made. OH the American National bank OF
Detroit, and 800 on the Importers aud
Traders of New York. asaa sybs; ssli
b Every night there is Us complete bal
ance OF the cash as if man was prcpar-
| ing to turn his business Oyerte some one
else; and there is need of, this. for the law
authorizes the Auditor General and Com
missioner of the State Land office to
count the money and scrutinize the de-
pOsit accounts with the different banks
holding state funds at any time, although
the specified period for counting the
funds is at the close of the month.
The system Of balances between this OF
flee and the Auditor Generals is very
perfect, as the latter office keeps record
of every transaction for which moneys
are paid, and the books of the two offices
are carefully compared each day at the
close of business, and the balances must
agree.
| IHSr The years business of the State Land Or
| flee, superintendent of Public l struction, Insur
| ance Commissioner, abroad Commjss' Oner, ano
the State Library, will be desbril Ell in our next
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-22
CTATE OF MIcHIGAN,-E Judicial Cir

CTATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Judicial Cir
y cult. in chariccry
William Freshett, complainant. VS.. Edward Bcis-
vert and Margret isvert, defendant
Suit pending in the Circuit Court, for The county
of Chippewa, in chancery. at Sault Ste. Marie. on
the = day of -, A, ID 1S7-. 1t satisfactorily
appearing by affidavit, thai process has been duly
issued against the defendants. Edward Boi-vert
and Margret Boisvert, and that they could not be
served by of their absence from the country,
and residence in Canada, foreign country. On
motion of Geo. w. Brown, solic tor for complain
ant. 1T Is Orriered that said defendants, Edward
Boisvert and Margrct Bosvert. appear in said
aid answer the bill filed therein within three months
from the date hereof and it is further rdered that
this order be published within twenty days after
this dale in a 'ewspaper lrinted in CheboygaD,
and circulat d i'm sai,i county of chippewa there
being newspaper lrinte in said cou ty of Chip
pewa and the NORTHERN TRIBUNE being the near
printed paper to sid county of Chippewa. that
this order he inserted in said paper once in each
week for six succe- sive weeks; unless copy of
this order be served personally said defendants,
Edward Boisvert aud Margret svert, mt least Wen
~ days before the time prescribed in this order for
their appearance
NtSigned). t,t EDWARD ASUMAN,
Circuit Court Commissioner in and for eaId county
of Chippewa.
GEO. w. Brown, C mpainants Solicitor.
"a true copy:D
Guy IL. CAkLEToN. Register. ot ',fIF
Sault Ste. Marie, December 81, 1875, [nO2--7t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-22

About 300of the patents issued were on
old certificates, which had been transfer
red many times by assignment, and con-
sequently were in bad shape, requiring
careful examination and much time.
The fees allowed to be charged I'm all
instances are exceedingly small, but for
certificates and certified copies alone the
state received $627.75. There was $500. 25
received for session laws, and $87 for
commissions to commissioners of deeds.
All corporations in the state. file their
aIIacies OF association, or amendments
thereto, In this office. During the year
Z Lnree railroad companies filed articles,
one amendments to articles, and one a
report. During the past year o street
railway companies filed articles of asso-
,ciatlon 10 mining and manufacturing
companies hled articles, amendments
to articles, and 27S filed reports so other
companies of various kinds filed articlas
10 amendments to articles, and 81 filed re-
ports. The capital stock of the 70 min
ing companies aggregates SIS, 100. AGO. and
the amount paid In $9,0S0,S57. These ar
ticles and reports when received in the
Office are all carefully examined to
see If they comply with the law, and
then all the articles of association are
recorded in a book kept for that pur-
Besides the regular work of. the. office
enumerated above, a great deal has been
uone In the way sof classification and ar
q IIangement, which will save the state in
future considerable amount. for clerk
hlre.'s - --14S ---seE x1zzsT Il
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-22

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
1NI made IN the conditions OF a certain linden
ture of mortgage bearing date the 9Th day of
Nav, A. d., 1871, made and executed by Angus
Mckay. of the county of Cheboygan. and State
of Michigan. to School District number one, in
the township of Duncan, Cheb0ygan county.
and fifty dollars, which said mortgage is recorded
in the Office of the Register of Deeds for said
county, in Liber ''Oueo of mortgages, on pages
GIG, 6.7, and 6lS. on which mortgage there ia now
due and unpaid the sum of TOUR hundred and
forty-two and 7l-100ths dollars and interest on
the same since August 2Oth, A. d., 1874 at the
with an attorney fee vi twenty five dollars, pro-
vided for In said mortgage should any proceed
ings be taken tn fOreclOse the same; and no pro-
ceedings having been taken either in law or in
equity to recover said mortgage, debt, or any
part thereof Now. therefore. bv virsue of the
power of sale in said mortgage contained, and by
virtue OF the statute in such case, made and rrO-
DAY, Tue SIXTH DAY OF MARCH. A. d.
1878. at two O'clock in the afternoon of said day
At the front door of the Court House in the VII
lage OF Cheboygan- ChehOygan county. Mchi-
gan, THAT being the place for holding the Circuit
Court tor said cOunty,l there Will be sold at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, the premises
described in SAID mortgage, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due
upon said mortgage for prn aipal and interest
together with the costs and expenses of sale, and
the attorney lee provided for in said mortgage:
said premises being described as follows, tO-wit
All that cert lin piece parcel of land being and
living in the vi lage of Cheboygan, township OF
Benton, county of ChebOygaH, and State of
Michigan, known and described "a follows. to-
wit: Commencing at point four rods from the
southeast corner of lot number fOrty-two .l42l,
sOuthwesterly on the west boundary of Main
street, according to Jacob Sammons' recorded
plat of the village of Cheboygan; thence running
southwesterly on the line of ga d street twenty
four ga feet; thence nortbwesterly at right-an-
giles with said street six t6l rods; thence north
easterly at rightangles two 81 feet; thence north
westerly at right angles elk t6l rods; thence
nOFtheastery at right-aDgles TWENTY-FIVE t22l feet;
thence south, asterly at right angles twelve Oh
DIS TO the place of beginning; and also all the
right, title and interest of the party of the first
part in lot number fOrty-One 4I) in said village,
according to Jacob Sammons' recorded plat
thereof, including one two--tOry building used as
a store, situate on the northeast corner of said
lot numb IT fOrtr-One AL. r.
school District No. one of the township of Dun
can, Nor gagee.
WATT S. HUMPHREY, Atty. for Mortgage.
nO22-l3t
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1876!
The Atlantic Monthly.

q.
W.D. IIowells will rntrbnte a new american
Novel; entitled Private theatricals > the scene
of which is Iai L in New Eng and summer
boarding place, and will also furnish sketches OF
Life AMI CharaC er.
Mrs Frances Anne Ksmble will continue her
charming aut,b Ograpncal paiers. ''Dld WOm-
ans Go SIP" CO nmenced in the August ALLAN
TIC. fafl. t,r. 1.. -,r.-.
Mark Twain W II adj to his capital sketches of
coli Times on tn, NJ isis ippi'' some new papers
in his inimitable vein. ls- .,ff ~
Gen. u. o. III NV ri viii contribute in three
papers his reccOllectiOns of three Of the most
famous Battles OF The War - G3iflu
Charles Dudley Warner. author of MY Sum-
mer in a Garden" W IL deScrine oriental Travel
in his graphic AMI dtlg. tiul style.
Henry w. LongfrlIow, James Russell Lowell,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, AMI John g. Whittier,
will continue to furni 3h their latest pOetical pro-
ouctions tn the ruDIc TN Ough the ATLANTIC
Poetry may also be OK ected iro,n j. 1row =
brid e, Il. B. Aldrich, Mrs. fhaxter, and other
favorite writers. ,.,,. lt- -f
e. T. VIII pple, w. d. Howells, John Flake. and
other well-known aud competent scholars will
contribute literary articles and essays
Henry G. Lea, author of ''Superf titlon and
Force" has promised some valuable papers n
Wltcbcraft.
Questi ms of public interest VIII be discussed
upon the plan originated by The ATLANTIC of
having DO b sidns presented independently by
representative and authoritative writer's. The
magazine will prese. e as ia the case OF Frs e
Trade, the opposite sides o. the questlcns of cur
rency, Catholicism, and state kducatiOn. Bail
roads, ate and Municipal bta, State RlghIs
and Capitalization by the leading lublicists Ct
the county. -, t -.sf,- fs
The Depart r e Its of Recent Liter ture. Music,
Art and Educ alton viii be fl led month
lv. as heretofore. with able and vigorous
editorial articles and reviews.
tH' SPECIAL NOTICE. 1905
The November and December ATLANTIC leo /,
tanning the opening CHI ipter OF MIR. Huwells
new storyp will be sent IrSe to all new su'ecrJ-
bers for 1876 who remit the full subscription
price of Si0O dir ct to the Pub ishers before
December 18th. For 500 sent di ct 10 them
the Publishers will send the ATLANTIC through
1876 and superb lfe-siza pc trait OF tie poei
Longfellow, Iusg peted. and one OF the finest
pictures of The kind e' er published This pOr-
trait can be purchased only by subscribers 10 the
ATLANTIC.
Remittance by m AL should be sell by money
order, draft on New York or 10 ton, or regis
tered letter to II. ~ HOUGHTON Il Co., River
side PJe4s, Csmbridse, Mass.
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-22
PROSPECTUS FOR 1876
7fn6V HadW 3TH T. .qsiJuoo 91ue
ai599aGU9 ui ose sd 1900 bliG .eiGioa %
EVENING NEWS
II DETROIT. MICHIGAN. 9hii"

$50 -.u -ttiHtla1 1i3I NaEi-I.liIfH p n
H,HE EVENING NEWS now in its third yea-,
Il is the ackn .wledged great newspaper tucctss
Of the decade. Established Just on The sve the
financial panic of 1873, in city containing four
other daily newspapers, and papers 90 among the
abest in the west, it has in this short lerof, and
under these adverse tances Ivy sheer force or
energy, snap and spirit. for itself circu alton
far exceeding that of all its Detroit contemporaries
combined, an immense popularity throughout the
state. and sound financial standing such as any pa
per three times its age might envy. Laiil0cs !.
1t has actual circulate n-October, 1873 OF
over 1880 copies. off these about 5000 ar taken
in the interior towns and vi l;ages OF Michigan as
far we as Nile and north to LudingtOn and Ira
verse City Wherever it is once taken 1t rarely oses
its foothOld.
The EVENING News is independent in politics,
fighting corrsption, monopoly and ri intrigues
wherever they may become apparent, no matt,rwh
is hit. So s-.rst ef- Hnu. los..fre4ii
Few papers in the country prese' all the news of
the day in a racy and readable shape. every
thing dull, prosy and tediOu being rgidly exclude d
from its columns Trivial matters ar" condensed
into the smallest compass, while rea ly important
events secure all the attention that the largest and
cnstlest sheets could give them. Thus. ths EVEN
ING NEWS was the only Michigan newspaper to send
member its own staff to Ph;lad lphia to report
on the Jrogress of the entenna and il will be the
only Detroit paper tn IN initial" in Washington the
coming winter exclusive co res ondent detailed
from it, own staff.
market reports, though les yOluminou an in the
larger journals. Improvem nts in this and all err
departments will be introduced as their utility may
become apparent
In view Of the Centennial celebration. the Presi-
Dental election, and the financial and other .reat
quest which will ayitate the 'ountry, the year
1876 will be one of peculiar interest and one in
which the intelligent citizen should AXE daily
ewspaper il eve.
The terms of THE EVENING NEws are only So 3
year. so cents per m nth, postage inc udcd. max
ing 1t the cheapest daily paper of its rize In the
west. Address,
THE EVENING NEWS.
Detroit, Mich.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-22
Printing.
al Is ae-i Printing. sar
PILL-HEADs, STATEMENTS,
LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS

OF various qualities, printed and ruled to order
in any style 10 suit customers. Orders by mail
promptly filed. 4fs3f .Il74i as- -
NOR THERN TRIBUNE, Chsboygsn, Mich.
, 1876-08-09

r. A0'1non IA re Ftso lors Eftnfnp Ibat.
no mormon people ITO m0rG entertain thu Idea
Of removing ikom Utah than tho Hoat1nnns tcilect
On t!e possfo!tlty OF uyacuatnE BOSTON. cannot
9Ap!css conviction Of thelr permanent residence
n nhy stronger turns They believe that when The
Millennium, Of which theru nre no present Indications
sa some. iho Saints of She Lard vi, ho gathered
1orn tr + eSEsom ysa colnt Me- whers they w
sS eSyoatns!u.liny t losson, being dustsoyed. Whom
lhs5 WIZ ,slKn over, by the W, hae never been told
4ses''hK Shssf main uirotts 10 tlu upbulldng Of
ma IT, Sny f9In4a.oa Tor such
ont Ut an occasional colony Into tho i,civhboTimSS
territories. ca'sly ~ n,asonaly station fos ths
conversion VI the Indians. This u HOOK Of Nor
termed !smaMtcs, arc lhn descendants ii tIu lot
tribes "f Israel .nd thst while 1t Il ho duty ii to
w., r', ~ ~ IT, 10 aayng knowledge
salvation Ot these remnants OF tho fold
, 1876-08-09
ILLINOIS NATIONAL GUARDS.

spN1sariEtp, ILL.,. Aug a. Tho following will
be promulgated tomorrow:
sTAre az ILttAo,s, ApJurAHr. .GkNEnAL'a Or.
FicE. 6rA,kuflrtn, H.. Aug. Il. 1s7G.-GEYErAL
OEnEn No. 2. -.AdJutanta Of regiments composing
tho lll.uo!s National unasds will, on or before tho
alst t!ny Of October next. mako consolidated .o.
regiments, and commanding oi,cors of regimenss.
bnttnlons, and compantca Rre charged to sec this
order carried uut to thu letter. 6u fur Paragraph
l. General Order No. =, under lato 0f Sept. ~,
a1Iecta coalpuny officers who arc now attached To
regiments Or battalluna, it will stand reyokcd; tnt
commanding officers Of companies not consolidated
and tesa returns must bn sent IN promptly On tho
31at day Of October prna.. aud directly 10 tlis
oflcU, 4 copy sl!oul1 bu sent to Col. George !.
Waterman, Assistant Adjutant General Illinois
National Guards, ut ChIcng',, I'LL.
l)y 0rdGr Gf the GuvcrI!uF und COMMUNICATIVE
Chief, II. I1.LL1ARl,,
AdjutAnt General uf illinois,
, 1876-08-09
ll[tkDst fltt.atf 11In f,raac.

itufs FTynr. ..
medical student rrnta rnnH from t0t!e!ng.
hon.n Err,cr wlr ltIuk+!' u q rpaciR3 condition IN
the ita>c That M -keirtrn", rkulJn. honer, ur
anatnmcai preparations whr'cv"r st! Lc ''ro,lrlI,
n,se @ II Tin ai sa:.: twill ''y yon n ts @ oycf % 10 ,l.s
housvf haze -naaihn' ~ phnw ytnl.' Thr
landlord. Thinking tlHt perhaps r0n,c fGpufrs
alterations uorlch, fn,lh"s him without
plelnn. Thc ttBnht draws II custnn.
'WIlat. A c"m.tctr fktletonl' cries tho land
lard. w,luse haIr stands on r,1.
"feH: Il II veil INT f"ptfcr. Ia II not! fIl II
all n,ytr!f. I'll. - ~l!e.rkcrtnn.'
"Nfctehcd nnn! ron remember tho terms IL
yihr lcnauf'
"Perfcctly. uUnt be atInid,- bspnght her
hare nllyei' -
, 1876-08-09

aour Remarks nul ttcaolutions 1'ropRrcA
for rrcscntation 1scfore thu Chicago ltonrl
OF Trade.
~ the Editor IT The Tribune.
CntcAno, Aug. H.-1 hnu prepared the following
rctpnrka and rctplntonH to offer before tho Bonrd
OF Trndc meeting Ind It met On Mundny evening 10
jJacuts the silver question:
Tho low price Of silver gocnrs to hive been cArs.
oil by pancly feeling bred by exaggerated reports
ot tic Yield pf ovs mines, put forth by those who
Ind mining stocks 10 sell; by the uncertainty an to
tho amount which Germany will lIaro 10 sell, which,
aftcr oetfmaca Of thirty to forty millions Of pounds,
proves 70 have been In tho last three years sixteen
millions sterling, md tho bnlancc Of which In cstE-
mated by tho most competent heads Of tho depart
ncnt nj tllu imperial chancelloty III Berlin at scvcn
and ono- half mtons or even lcrs, II, us Ia quite
poasibio the now silver coinage shall DO ssucd 10
a larger extont than 10 Hhtllngs per lchd of tho
population, tic amount originally 11cd, ard alho
by tho diminished export Of silver 10 lnlla, tho
aYcrago nunual export having been
ctwssm ia9ss ias al and ssd9 i%
which Ia Of tho results OF tho universal stngun-
ton OF busnces mud also Of tho Increased tribute
collected from India by tho home Government
Aimee The 1nrt'ny, snch incrcase having been frs,n
1nnuy yours l,y tho Investment Of English money In
tho lntlfan railways.
oliver continues. and The discussions "a to ia fur
tAer characterization 20 OIL. thht the countries which
have l,erttoforc aisorocd so much VI II may bo.
sks I. xams. spces ICES etc.. except Tor soia, aaay
cause ruell lran of that tai is u seriously chi
bnraas all civilized communities, and force them %
,nsney, mo wi,teh would give but Temporary relief; 70
tcar @ IND Jealousy forDids Of 10 drmOnetlzo gold.
and mike allvcr tho universal standnrd thus cang
lng pluces with thu SEMI tllxed.
i III stnrIf q MI
amouni Of cu}Sency eiioat by tho wthdrawai Of the
ono and two dollar bills would probably lead to unsy
a. ts as
ahlu nrger Bills fot the wcgtty metal, oxcopt to
limited extent, r. rs ola doar ne,sfIs: f., ,.,,,
wluro there arc 10 hmafl bilid, Or very ANAL gold
colns, silver In, not proyo, burden, but guild,
says ys s pans ami It H. 2s sery ~ sa o
would brlns ihe three cusfes 10 level here o1ao,
the goll having H. own Intrinsic rnlnc, tho paper
merchants aud Tor pocket money for the WEALTHY,
while the silver hatnG moro lulky - - Wei a. con.
cns for td % G ns .9G s e III noa1sr s enass
who being IN an Immense unloriy would absorb 1t
BY thu tcns Of millions. and also in old times by
hnardlnR n tho old stocking which VIII come IN
;: Al tic world has been taught to believe that our
bonds arc payable IN goli 4 seems gnwisa 70 ns.
thc t samv timo draw 10 ourselves The at present
eAe dcArable portion Of the world circulation. but
reduction of or currency thu ta.k or equaliz!ng
vnlncs. 70 that creditors viii o Wiling to receive
az a one yalne goli, silver o. raper., ,,,,,.,.u
substitute for thu resolution >esoso tho tneetng:
Ths ntks e ~ .Ed .Sl e. s,c :S"asy a.
II ts !ss y .yss sy!n
nSSs II ~ H. ss e s gst
5ssss as 4; 0 81 ss
wit b. n aetive ticMnHd t9r o,ey & AZ Kinds ~,
, 1876-08-09
GRAsSH0PpERS.

NJ 1pxe519 1HgQlcN
sioux CRY, H., Aug. 6.-An imlnensO cloud OF
Rraashoppors wore observed nylns over hero Sun
day afternoon, coming from tho Northwest. Abnnt
. o'clock y. m tho wind changed, ant, before
night tho whole army, extending over soyeFal
count!es, CAME down hi,u commenced thciF wutk
>of destruction. Fortunately, nil hmall ssaim was
out ai tho why before their visit hut tllc cutB crop
sw ays tonyos seaiesy any eos,. ssS Vii b. % rascd
In this sCctlon. ThUy appear u bn travelling III a
son!h nr 4n1thwcstery direction, and VIII probably
wind "' S '
, 1876-08-09

The military situation n Mexico, at tho latest
alsleus, u unchanged. Three How republics Wers
organized last Tutsauy, hut a new lot Of Insurv.
cnts shot two Of atc fresldents bnfors thcy wefo
inaugMratet!, aul the third one declared GiHsoif
office. and was shortly Afterwards assat4!nased by
tic rl,clnJ"rs Ut Iii Cabinet. who divided shu
country up tntn republics eMough 10 20 round, and
ordered new elections OH tho European plan, With
only one candiAatu and no oppositfon Tickets.
, 1876-08-09

- GrNl0nNQ IVKn,} I0VFHIl.
William Mork brnngIt Into our ollicu grasAhop.
per that was 2As Inches In length. u OF III inch
across tho buck, and 4 iuchcs In circumference.
somu OF tho eeIa wfru at least half ali Inch long.
by these c1traotdiRary insects, and the bun u
aonn' lines obscusc1 BY clouds Of them.
, 1876-08-09

11OI SALE-LOT or 6EcDND-lfANn LhTHE9
make room for urw tuol, and marAlp9ry. KCliAnp5
, 1876-08-09

~ ()00 To LOAN q % Ft1ls { ,a.ls YEAks Ara A;r rEts
lYi,tt, la5 LnAIIlu st.. lt0Im H.
, 1876-08-09

N1NIB1VNEEEEKt II
Eon nEALE-sECoSp;HAND ALE,sECoS ln.ll1ftsE ENGINE.
l. eytlh1GF 3D1.A With Hulk AlOtun& &. ton ny wheel,
tuhlar boilers. each u feet by 81 III :ss stra1A'
dome, uddtut,a. sua' rIultl etc., IN cAuEeta run
ecc0Nd .llnad aud In excellent condition. isicharsis
lsou Works Company corner Clinton Anl Wa1hlng'
ln.k3
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-29
orr ron HOME.
Departure Of the Baton Rouge Prisoner
on the Robert T.. Lee.

Yesterday afternoon, little after
6 o'clock, the champion Robert Il. Lee
took back home the ten gentlemen from
Baton Rouge who were brought down
prisoners by S. b. Packard under an
affidavit of Geo. +. Davis, Kellogg's
parish judge of East Baton Rouge, 'for
conspiracy to induce" etc, etc. A
goodly number of friends were aboard
to see the party off, and many warm
congratulations were extended the
ex-prisoners ut their speedy deliverance
from the tolls of the Boss and on their
happy return to their waiting friends at
home.
Among the gentlemen present on
board was Colonel Robert II. Mari, one
of the able and efficient attorneys Of
the prisoners.
In foaming champagne Ordered by
Capt. VIM. CampbelD was the good
health and happy return Of the gentle
men to their homes proposed by Mr.
Mari and they, in turn, expressed their
he had done for them, and not for them
alone, but for all the people Of our South.
ern country; and heart warmed to heart
as these happy interchanges passed.
But at length the parting bell was
rung, and with hearty shaking of hands
and bon voyage the goodbye was
spoken, and the noble steamer bore tC
their waiting friends the gentlemen who
have been subjected to the outrage OIL
being dragged from home under man
ufactured and frivolous charge.