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advertised
j. F. FORD, P. NJ.

DROBATE ORDER--State OF Miclli an, Coun-
j. ~ OF Mackinac--ss At sp' cia session o the
Probate Court tor the COUNTY OF Mackinac, ho Ten
at the PROBATE Office al Mackinac, ON We inesday,
the thrty-rs day of July. la the " ar ole thous-
and eight hundred ami seven y eight.
Present, Geo. w. Wendell, jude of Probate
IL the matter Of the estate of Francis ClairmOnt,
late OF st. lgnace, county OF Maknac, and at OF
Michigan, deceased. On reading and filing the pc
tition duly verified of SIngfricd Hlghstoncot Mack
mac, pa, ing Ong other things that this court adj
judicate ana determine who arc or who were az the
time of the death of SAID deceased the legal heirs of
said deceased AMI entitled by the law of this state
nhe it sail real estate, aud TIL share portion
thar each OF said heirs entitled 20 at that
time, and the right title and interest that each of
them or thei Etns or a signs may now have there
ill., and that sach finding an aCiudicaiion be enter
Ell on the journal of said court orima face evil
dence of the facts herein found according to the
prov sions of the state in such made and pro-
vlded. Whcreuron il Is ordered that Monday, the
second day of september next, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, he assigned fol- the heari'g of said petit
ton, an that the heirs at law of said deceased and
other pei interested in said estate req tired
to appear at session I aid court then to be hold
en- at the Probate Office al Macknac, and show
cause it any there be, why IN p aver of the peii
TONER should not be ranted. A nd it s fur her
ordered, that said petitioner, Sngtied Highstone,
gives notice to the ersons Interested in said estate
of the pendenc of said petition and the hearing
thereof by causing cops OF lis order TO be pub
lished in the NosTBERS TRIBESE, n.us aper
printed and published IN the County of Chebo, gan
and circulating IN The county of Mackinac, for three
successive weeks pievious to said day of hearing.
GEoRGE W. WENDELL,
Ia tue cofyl Judge ol Probate.
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Yesterday morning about clock the
schocner-Foster,b bound down, col
lided with the propeller James Fisk,
bound Tor Chicago. about Is miles south
of Thunder Bay. The Foster struck the
propeller on the port quarter, Carrying
away her smoke stack, whistle and the
most of her upl er works. While lower
ing one ofthe quarter boats of the Fisk
the crane post gave way and the boat
fell. The captain was thrown over by
the accident and fell with the crane post
into the boat, which had nearly filled.
and was rendered senseless and severely
injured and would have drowned in the
boat but for timely assistance. AS far
as we can learn the schooner was bat
little Injured. The Fisk reached Macki-
nae last night about 8 o'clock and the
captain WIS taken to the hospital. his
injuries being so severe as to require
medical attention. The Fisk left this
morning about 2 o'clock in charge of the
mate for Chicago. The captain of the
Foster rendered all the aid possible UNI
der the circumstances.
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Personal.

DAVID PRESTON, of Detroit. was pas
senger Oh the Fountain City.
CAPT. FALL. formerly master of the
propeller st. Joseph. arrived yesterday
OIL the ChaTplain.
Mr.. JOHN HETHERINGrON. one of
Cheboygan's old pioneers, who has been
absent some time, has returned to the
village.
ID. w. BENNETT and family left on the
Sr. Paul Tuesday for Port Huron, which
place they expect to make their home.
We are sorry to lose them.
Mrs. e. B. MALLORY, of Detroit.
caught fish which weighed six aud a
half pounds, while visiting here and
feels quite proud OF her success.
ALFRED WATSON and wife, formerly
old residents of Cheboygan, but foi a few
years p st residing at Armada, arrived on
the Marine City yesterday morning and
vii spend several days in the village.
Their many friends will be glad of the
opportunity to met them once more,
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Church Service,

There will be preaching at the Congre-
Sational church tomorrow, both morn
ing and evening. Rev. Mr.. Fish, Bap-
list minister ut Lansing, arrived on the
St. Joseph li:t Sunday and preached a
very acceptable discourse in the evening,
but owing, doubtless, TO the limited no
tire given, there was but small audience
present. Mr.. Fish will occupy the pull
pit Tomorrow, morning and evening and
it is hoped that our citizens will turn ont
and attend both services. Morning SER
vices commences ut 1890 and The even
ing at 7:45.
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Republican County Convention.

A Republican County Convention will
be held ut the Town Hall, in the Village
OF Cheboygan, OH Friday. August 9th.
for the purpose Of electing three dele
gates to the Senatorial Convention, to be
held at Traverse City, Thursday, August
action of such other Business as my
come before the convention.
The sew, ral towns will be entitled to
representation as follows: Benton, - ;
Bcaugrand. 4 Burt. ,; Duncan,5 GRANT,
4 /; Inverness. 8; Nunua, / Tu r1ra,
2. w. CHANDLER
Chairman County Com
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Political News

emlrr, .i1G mn anil com rchcn-ive DIS
patch'-s FROM y hington Inc Il TIM" tu r,.lu RI
o. The pc che of eminent poll Cans Oh the
questions al TIC hour.
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The Farm Department

"f the WEEKLY lie AID gives the latest rs W ell
"a tine mort pa tici ugyestiOns an discoveries
rela; irg TO the tia les 81 Tie iarm,r, hinis fol
ralsIng Cattle, Poultry, TRAINS Trees W griabies
Nc, &C. it'll ggcstI ms for kcrping ,,ui dings
anu arring utensils IN repair This is supp e.
menfe,i bs web eiited department, widely
COPIED, u-dtr the read vi
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FOREIGN NEWS

embraces yccial Iii pa ches from all quarters OF
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The New York Herald
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,

"he r'rc'liaton of tins popular newspaper has
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The Home,

giving recipes for practical fishes. hints for
IA ing O. hing AMI for Ike Ing up with the
iates ftSious at the low ar ca. Letters from
oar Paris AID I-on.ton re rortlunts IN III.
cry latest la iip =. Il e Home Dei,ari meht OF
he WEEKLY TIN LID VIII the houscw lie
paper,
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Boot 6 Shoe Shop.
A NOTED DIVINE SAYS

Louisville, KY, Aug Cd, 1878.
DIR. Tut, Dear Sir,-For ten year have been a
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Cheboygan Postofhce

Blails arrive and depart as follows:
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EIiS ] D ES3gSJ3S

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ness, Louie A., son of Alexander and Ra-
chael Marquette in the 10th year of his
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Church Directory.

NJ. e. CHURCH,
Corners of Huron and Pine streets,
CHARLES r. WuITECAR. Pastor
Order OF of SUNDAY Exercises:
Preaching at 1870 A. NJ, and 7:s0 M.
Sunday school at IL NJ.
Teacher M-ering. Tuesday. 7:45P. NJ.
Prayer Meeting. Thursday, 7: 45pM
The public are aifectionatc.y invited to ,ttend
Meetings.
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Unclaimed I,etter List.

The following is a list of letters re-
naming in the Chehoygan postOtfice. UNI
c,lled tor August 3. Persons calling ior
these letters will please say that they are
advertised:
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Near the corner of Huron and Nelson str Get
Sunday Exercises.
SUNDAY School .. 10 IN -,
Evening Service 7Mp :,
Prayer meeting Oh Wednesday at 80 NJ
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One Dollar Year.

There is ap'gr voted TO al the latest pharss
OF The bu-i. -css makes, t'rons, Merchandise, Sc
&C.. vaua lie feature is ;ound IN the specially
repo ted prices AMI conditions OF
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
AUCTION SALES
BY G.. e. Girardey.
TO PAY MORTGAGE,
THE NEAT TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING |

THE NEAT TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING G
AND ONE STORY COTTAGE,
Nos. DO and AZ kerlereo. near Esplanade, be-
tween Burgundy and Craps streets.
pV G. e. GTRARDEY, Auctioneer- Office No.
I'D 81 Camp pstreet-SATURDAY. Noven Der a.
1878. at Ia o'clock M. at the St. Charles Auction
Exchange. will positively be sold at public auc
tion, by consent Of parties, to pay mortgage,
the following described property, to wit
i. The TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
designated by the No, AZ Kerlnrec street In the
square formed by Kerlerec, Esplanade, Craps
2. THE ONE STORY FRAME COTTAGE.
next adjoining tbs above, described and desig,
mated by the No. 40 Kerlerec street. See plan at
sale for dimensions of the ground. The prop
efty Is near the Esplanade street horse cars,
and Its neighborhood respectable aud well i'm
proved.
Terms-One- half cash, and the balance in
twelve months. for notes specially secured by
mortgage and vendors lien, bearing oil the
usual clauses of rer cent per annum Interest );
per cent attorney fees in event Of suit to en-
force collection; policy Of insurance transfer
red, and the purchasers to assume over and
above the price Of adjudication the taxes due
and exigible in 1879.
Acts Of sale before 3. Dry, ESD N. F.. ut the
expense OF the purehnsera DO22 til
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22

TOH CORONER

EUR ODRONEH,
III r. Bhaifer. two thousand two hundred and
eighty seven votes.
robert Percy six hundred and three votes.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
FIRST WARD.
r. q. Munce. two hundred and thirty votes.
W. D. Rollins. two hundred and fifteen votes.
SECOND WARD.
9. D. Routh two hundred and eighty -four
e, Warfeld two hundred and eleven votes.
THIRD WARD.
w. G. Niche, seven hundred and seventy
J. d. McGill fourteen votes.
FOURTH WARD.
w G. Maddux. ninety six votea.
J. NJ. Dieffenworth. thirteen votes'
W. Ii. Jones, one vote.
FIFTH WARD.
d, Muir. one hundred aud twenty three votes
J. Il. o. Kelly, seven v=i1Ve Votes'
SIXTH WARD.
EW, WALES. six hundred and ten votes.
Darrell Davis. one vote.
SEVENTH WARD.
W. II. Reilly, two hundred ana sixty y-seven
"VFTp Russian Bland. one vote.
CONSTABLES.
FIRST WARD.
george Davis two hundred and thirty votes.
H. E Buckner. two hundred and fifteen votes.
SECOND WARD.
r.. "a. Routh. TIVE hundred and eighty four
Cant. Routh. two hundred and eleven votes.
THIRD WARD.
Nat. Culins. seven hundred and seventy eight
Wash NeEluns. fourteen votes.
FOURTH WARD.
70 Smith sixty. four votes.
II. D. duire forty six votes
FIFTH WARD.
p c. Tyler. one hundred and twenty-three
A White seventy five votes.
SIXTH WARD.
Bowler Washington, three hundred and fifty
Darrel Davis two hundred and twenty votes.
John Graves. twenty-fOur votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
Ell. Harper two hundred and flfty-siK votes,
-Sprenge, one vote
FOR POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WARD.
]. M. Gillespie. four hundred and fortyfve
SECOND WARD
g G. Cordill, two hundred and eighty -four
John Lynch two hundred and eleven votes.
THIRD WARD,
A. e. Bass, seven hundred and seventy eight
votes
J. NJ. MoGill, fourteen votes.
FOURTH WARD
IT, M. ithnsbEpuHH, the hhhuAcA "h1 htho
votes
Emmett Newton, one vote.
N. s. Nichols one vote.
FIFTH WARD.
John Murdock seventy five votes.
J. w. Smith. two votes,
SIXTH WARD
&c. Goldman six hundred and twelve votes
SEVENTH WARD.
John Bmyth. two hundred and lfty-six votes.
And acting by virtue aud In obedience to the
duty i'm posed upon me by said act. | do hereby
declare the following named persons to have
been duly elected tothe Offices hereinafter men
toned each OF said persons so announced,
having received the greatest number OF votes
cast for the office for which such person was a
candidate aud to which he has been herein de-
clared duly elected, to wit:
Representa- ves--A. l. Brown. q. q, Cordll.
Parish Judge-Albert Bondurant.
Eheriff-John Register.
Coroner-H. F. Shafer.
Justices of GIG peaee-First Ward T. y. Mupce;
Michie; Fourth Ward, VI. 9 Maddux; Fifth
enth Ward. r. Reilly.
Constables-First Ward. George Davis; Sec
ond Ward, i. s. RouIh; Third Ward. Nat. Cul-
line Fourth WarN r. q. Smith Fifth Ward. P.
Seventh Ward L. L. Harper..
Police Jurors-First Ward, J. M; Gillespie:
Second Ward G. c. Cordi; Third Ward. A. e.
Bass: Fourth Ward, H. M. H4nsbrough; Fifth
Ward. John Murdoch: Sixth Ward. J. G. Gold
man Seventh Ward, J ohm Smyth.
State of Louisiana, at the city of Now Orleans.
this twenty first day of Noyember, A I. 1879.
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
SEVENTH WARD,

SEVENTH WARD
Ira Mi1liamn. five votes.
Augustus Royer, twenty two votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
J.B. Mills forty three votes.
T. Brown twenty-five votes.
Onezime Duhon. forty seven votes.
FOR POLICE JURORS.
FIRST WARD.
SEVERN Prlmaux. ninety weight votes.
SECOND WARD.
Joseph Trai,nn eighty I've votes
q. Lee, nineteen votes.
THIRD WARD.
A. Vaneyke ninety four votes,
D. Traban, sixty eight votes.
W. Mitchell seventy votes
A. g. Perry. fourteen votes.
FOURTH WARD
J. 7. Rroussard, seventy three votes.
Jules Fuselier. twelve votes.
FOURTH WARD.
Opelias Bourke. ffty-two votes.
FIFTH WARD.
II. Hoifpauer, seventy one votes
SIXTH WARD.
D. Nunez one hundred and thirty-two votes.
Il. Broussard, ilfty-six votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
Louis Thibault one hundred and five votes.
IL. e. Briggs. forty nine votes.
And, aching by virtue and in obedience to the
duty imposed upon me by said act, do hereby
declare the following named persons to have
been duty elected to the offices hereinafter
mention ed each Of said persons, SO announced,
having received the greatest number of votes
cast for the office for which such person was
candidate. and to which he has been herein de-
clared duly elected. to wit:
Representations. T. O'3rien.
Parish Judee-L G. Lyons.
Sherff-G B. Shaw.
Coroner D. White.
Justices Of the Peace.,FIrst Ward, J. n: Dill
lon; Second Ward G. a: Mouisset: Third Ward.
W. 3. White and T. B. Patten: Fourth Ward. J.
r. Broussard; Fifth, Ward, William Shepherd !:
Sixth Ward W Robert Green; Seventh Ward. z. L..
ond Ward, Desire Hebert Third Ward. G.. r..
Lyons and Il. 2, Lyons. Fourth Ward. $. J..
Landryt Fifth Ward, Leyi saryer: Sixth Ward,
l.. A. Lemaire; Seventh Ward. Augustus Royer !:
Eighth Ward. e. Duhon.
Police jurors First Ward. severin Prima,tx !:
Second Ward. Joseph Trnhan: Third Ward
4. Vanalyke: Fourth Ward, J: T; Brousesard; :;
Fifth Ward. II. Hoffpauer; Sixth Ward D.
Nunez: Seventh Ward, Louis Thibault.
Witness my Signature and the seal Of the State
of Louisiana. at the city of New Orleans. this
twenty first day of November A. D. 1878,
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary Of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
OFFICIAL.
Election Returns of the Parish
of VermilliOn.

DE IT REMEMBERED, THAT ON THIS DAY
ID the undersigned authority acting by virtue
of and In obedience TO section 80 Of act No. SO
Of the extra session of the General Assembly Of
the State Of Louisiana, approved April 11,11s17
having compiled the. election returns fled La
ths ege 1dh IF the eetop etc held in Il ths pars Of
A. D. 1878. under the constitution and laws Of
this State. and the proclama'ion ct his Excel
o Il m o al
didates yotet for for the office hereinafter mon
toned, the Offices for which each was voted for
and the number of votes actually cast for each
candidate, as shown by said returns. do hereby
officially announce and declare the same to be
as follows to wit:
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
II. r. OBren. six hundred and forty votes.
J. o. Lege three hundred and ninety-nine
~ FOR PARISH JUDGE.
L. g. Lyons nine hundred and ninety seven
Scattering four votes.
FOR SHERIFF.
g. b. Shaw, seven hundred and eight Votes.
M. l.. Morton. three hundred and thirty nine
Scattering, one vote.
FOR CORONER
W: D. White, five hundred and eight votes.
Adam Chargoeis thirty-tWo votes.
Scattering. one vote.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
FIRST WARD.
J. M. Dillon, ono hundred votes.
SECOND WARD.
G. A. Mouisset eighty seven votes.
THIRD WARD.
W. j. White, one hundred and twonty-sx
votes.
L. J. Smith eighty mine votes.
f. B. Patten. one hundred and flfty-six votes.
FOURTH WARD.
J. T. Broussard sixty nine votes.
W. Il. Richardson. twenty four votes.
W
Wm. Shepherd, fifty three votes.
Easton Hotfpnur. eighteen votes.
h. nj. Fercey, six votes.
SIXTH WARD.
Robt. Green. seventy-three votes.
SEVENTH WARD.
I. ]. Rice. thirty five votes.
EIGHTH WARD.
Alfred Boudoin. flfty-nne votes.
Felix O'Neil, thitty five votes.
Frederick Lapoint thirty nine votes
FOR CONsTABLEs
F.O. LIE Blanc ninety -ntne votes.
Lastie Bourke. two votes
SECOND WARD.
Desire Hebert. eighty four votes.
THIRD WARD.
T., Ewing, forty four votes,
d. c. Lyons, one hundred and elghty-three
r. 3. Lyons. one hundred and thirty one
S0f9s.
B. Rroussard. seventy y-three votes.
FOURTH WARD.
g. T. Landry seventy-two votes.
Alcde Hebert. thirteen votes
FIFTH WARD.
Xano Landry. thirty-four votes,
Levi Sarvar, thirty five votes.
Lessn Ahshre, four votes
SIXTH WARD.
L. A. LemaIre. sixty votes.
Ozime Menard. fourteen votes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.


Henry Ltere vs. Ernest Hsartheimay.
U'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
Il ish Of Orleans. No. 94o7 BY virtue Qf q Wflt
orable the Fifth District Court for the paris3l1,
of Orleans, in the above entitled cause. , Wil1
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Merr
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, loyal
street between Cana and Customhouse strees fTfs
In the Second District Of this city, on II fS5~
DAY December a. 1875 ut 70 O'Clock m, Inc
following described property, to witt. -
A LOT OF GROUND, togither with the build
ipgs thereon aud appurenances thereunto Pc
longing situated in the fecond Distrfct OF this
city in tho square b3qnded by st Philip, 2d,a nu-
1,ring thirty feet front on st. Phip street by
one Hundred and twenty feet in depth.s Being
the Same property acquired by the DEFENDANT
herejn by purchase from Antoine Felix Lama.
per act passed on the ten b dav Of 0ctob9r, 1877
before Abel Dreyfous. notary public In this city
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
It n an q
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-22
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
,nsOljdHted Debt Of the City of new Orleans
ROom No 8, City Hall.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Consolidated Debt Of the City of Now Orleans
Boom No. =, City Hail
New Orleans. November 1G 1873. J
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Department until MONDAY December O. 1878.
at u O'Clock H.. for the purchase Of One Thou
sand Shares, more or less Of one hundred dol
lars each. In the New Orleans Waterworks Com
pnny. payable In the fonting debt of the city
UNPAID ordinances of 1873 included. rs author
lied and described in ordinances Nos 1859 and
45sG, A. s. (exeepting city money! Bids to state
the highest price for stock. not less than par
payable In the floating debt.
Blank forms for proposals may be had by ap-
plying at the office of Administrator Of Public
Accounts.
The city reserves the right to reject any or al
bids. and answers will be given tho following
day at u m
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
J. G. DENIS.
Administrator of FinanCe
J. G. BROWN
na I'd Administrator Of Public Accounts.