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New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Counitp Drcyrrln 40 Ec,.

ZINE VILLA 10 LET. furnished. 500 p"r
month a-u. ur4t cottage and CuGcu -l1 pr month
Apl.y sfiLNILLEE O. MEAD. -n1ih NcrUds, conn.
vfONTCLAlR (spccmliyl Properties sal" low; !;
W rent furnished uiir tI-'ei "vr !"ls'n- ''l ~
NjOBkISTOWN, y. J.-Most desirable pIop,
vi cfy 10 rrAi fol summer o Appy g. HANlOLFH
BRO. III Broaa"Ay.
ri'O LEr-At Park Ridge. y. J. CT niles.
lsI.n EIIfrItfi. 30 r'nnI-. r,.ihu" Ior a
4lm.Ii boar.nr Lou-r .,hgi inmates f."m drp.i
r,u; So. so. 100 itrriaY-si. y. Y
's'O KENT-A large, pleasant house. -
,,on. shaded 10. 'Eflt trr~t beautiful lawns. 'S'r '
rlrIrn. good uItiUIlul- 'efc,. rrar pi a ;iw1,
J. Ior paffs sif'ss Box - Fosi one, !''Hd)' ''
Ingair. ui ". D.. BEANIE. G91 Bl'Al"ay
's'O LET-ln M0ntcldir. :. j., ior one ycaI
orno,. oDuoi - 90 afo.t lp' -. ,"'iniFj' ir ir
ri-ta tu teIf,c oidrr aud W1tr; T. acre. ' Hti
win irfr lv ~ giOr- he .,s irut vegetable l' ~a:a'
a.d Viutr plclty oi -, t0Dd i'r hui'r so "a hu'
hens, place at ur 'T- Alrni" - in
,1p.Touccd Apply 10 q! O. NilN, -" bdN"y
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hcnl estate 10 @tcbnngc.

rI'O EXCHANGE-lmproyc coal, lumbcr
ana brick ward property brooklyn 0'owanus taHn ior
good Isi second mort lagos o.
dwelling Br. BYiss 70 Nassau 81. New NOrS.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR farm or small frame
hriri house. fr' lps four story foulc rn'tn
house IN nth "afd rapid TRANSIT ~ door wen
Owners only apply 20 JA'Vh Ho',hMl,
NNANTED-Nicc, small Ncw-lnrk hOuSr.
celtra lnca0i free snd clear value ab0ui slooOO
for c1uy u New and BrOo>yn houses t2l aud some
casl II necessary, Address CAD box - Tlibuue Once
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
The MONEY MARKET.

DIFJ(LAL EEyOE1 n. y HT'IrE EYCHA fHE shLEE
FRIDAY, HRcHl 1878.
GOVERSMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
u1psr cArf-1n11 0'cI 0CK A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
ARRlyAls FROM roaE:aN PORTS EoE MONTH oP

we gve below the arrivals o. vessels from oTel
countries port for the Month Of February dsneW'h
ing their nationality. This table = cinred IIVn
M Government kept Al The Barge once Oy ~
Afr Mabi
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Gi.D si,al GsInIc for 5aIc.

gTOR SALE-Ihlee-story BROWN-STONE
4 DWELLING. near roadway aud iGii 81 price, SIoWO,
o REM AT l2JJ. j. j. oEARING, / u Broadway.
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5teumboats an0 Railroa0s.

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on HousatOnic
ard NaHgauck Railroads.. Fare 81 steamer Bridgeport
leave tshaTfnesp day (Sunars excepted at l5O m,
and Bird IrIt AT II y.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Ctrdn Cleaners

A MEXICAN LINE. ~
~ TOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
The IrsIsatantic Line sailing under tHc ANItICAt
FLAG. eating every THU UKSDA3 from Philadelphia and
NEDNi@Lh ~ from IiVcIIoO!
ILLINOIS ssils March = 10 ~
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

vl,O LET-With the privilege of purchase
1 TWO II NNI-llEU MANSIONN

] TWD -ENIVNN
ilrunOut, y. !. .
tiTce acres shIubbcry and gaTi'D Tic
.r lie fnrtp,r resi- ~ LORD. deceased known
~ "TiiE CASTLE" with about fifteen acre "i ground
wax respectively % the raii-
y station: one hour Ir,m SrHNOTk situated 10 feet AMI
400 fcr abnvr rc uyrrlDpkinR ~ SIM iIrvio"n
rtgfnu obb. Ferry HUDSON with Inland scenery
OF IA -sng beauty aud grandeur rom ten - oiiy miles ia
direction.
Location a. hraltilul as u - braulIfuL
- ''''9 "' WM. H. WHIroS.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
FOR LVERPOOL wa QUEENsToWN.-


TIE Liverpool Great Western steam Company
nitcd States Mail 53 y. n.
NlpMiN t{..t I ioDA u MatA - T. H
WISCONSIN ESDAY. March j.. II
ESDAY March 10. ~ a NJ
Cabin Passage S55 S5 =15, according
SteeIage s2G intermediate so - . .
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

, ce. 4 snn sets.. 5:j3 Clock fast. 10 II
sun % MAJ Noon souhs II IL Moons age. days ~
- HIGH WATER roIDAY-A ~ o,o
sandy Hook. 6;SS GOV & i,tanui nO n, y " -
Candy Hoax 6:55 GOV Island.. 100 Hell Cate. 9G
~ HIGH wNTEg suNpAY-A. " ca,
s.,,v tIoot 71 GOV Island. 1:59 Hell CATE. PAS
'""' ~ ilGH WATER sI1S0AY-P. NJ
Sandy Hook 72p ,oy Isl,nd S2G Hol Gato.... l0l3 :
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

~ Ferry Station In New York foot OF Liberty ~.
COinInenc ing Noy. lsT1- Trains leave follow.
$50 a. m.-F0r tlemingtpn, Edstnn Beiyidere Mauch
Chunk. Ianaqus, Wiesbarre. Eimlra &c. Connects at
JunciIUn w.th ID !. ~. Il t.
e.ij a. nF0r HGh Bridge Branch, Iaston. HarHablTg,
MaucI Cnunk Tamsuua Hallrt,n, Nlkesbae. Scranton,
Wiinamslort. Sc.
1913 m and i.;U D. m-For vile and Flemng:0n
m. fDr Pennington, Easlun, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua,
WkfsbarIe Scranton Tunkhannock, ramaqu1. Ha5e.ton,
keadiuR. Pot svilie, Harrisburg. q
Z. TOR High Bndgs branch. Eas or B lyiuerp and
Nauch chm CfiOn with ID. H. and W. Il. Il.
90 y. tiailyfor Esston Allentown. and Earris0arR
81 \. m.- For Easion.
Tor Trans q local points timetable az stations
SUNDAY TRAIN--Leave at $50 a. H.. IL y. Tor
Eoand Brook ntcrmelate pO!GtS and at $50 Tor
IlstOn. Heading, and Harrisburg
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CouuirD ts;ni G6:atr tor Sale.

Gounlrp tsni Go:atr tot Sale.
4 7 ORANGE, y: J. (yiciDity 4 specIaliylI. for
@ See9 s9S fs.y 5 r , nd's sae r
aTn;b Wb i? nAMGs iF yr 90 na %sir 'o Apply 10 I'D
nAlRl and stock farm; over 800 acres; thir-
aud sell or JAMES DEVLIN. 20l West lists,
EXTRAOFDIyARY spring. prospect, shade,
'''' '''' '''''''' - ~ X. souervlc Nj.
l. IL iALE-At Yaphank, l.. l., cottage with
nine raon ara Two scIs OF lanH; il be s'dow Apply
EOR RSALE-CIIOlCE COUNTRY SEAT near
Gon hlyrr high Ground ard healthy. Apply TO ". l.
EOR SALE Waterfront for reiineries,
chemical work actones larg, bncks, with bnlk'
head waerront also BLOCKS for dwellings for sale cry low
''''' VI BRowER. I70 wnnamsi.
LRUIT IA M, acres in n beautiful village,
rt.r2rs q i9is @ oniSudnfg if f s4c1 water rcs
pr MUM "a ys"s Of nb% 20 III en- m cIPne ~ W.T.
EOB SALE VERY CHEAP-Splendid hotel,
Completely iurGi,,ea ~ Nyagson, lina-o"i Icy ,Ir's
boai q Two raifoa'is. HoNEG MoHG ~. II.
TOR SALE-At Southport. Conn, fine dwell,
situate price $1,000; ouo may r-niin on mort garc
cosl, about years since over t25.ooo Apply 20 IL
NOR SALE-A large hotel known rs the
MtNsIoN HorsE is pleasantly Hitait"i In the ceutrc
O tie ind within few rods % ~ciug HailTad
Is doing large business, wei adapted foI city hcar'
ice modGr Most Of 'e gnr , "s %rs{ h., ~" ~ Fq 9r %
lie Il. Conn.
EOR SALE or To lct. ovcrl00i;ing the sound.
itous ~ gfOuud- rrinin to The water locl-
t'u very beautiful and ccv healthy, 'trE nd bath"
fscArc. Ibundsucco 81 irit rapid risi' NiH eIlnE u
WI hin 30 "r 10 mnute~ ot Ciy H 40 m-'frt or -" rf
iXGs Rride .,i or 'jiIvi. RfX%' ~ Ibrty,i
GOOD FARM FOR SALE CIiEAP-l23
" a.tc- mile irto Lansing Address l. II. BAR
"HOLOMEW, Lansing, Mi'h
N SONTCLAlR.--A superior V"ll-biIllt roolnV
VA Tt~iituc" inrttIH improvements i"rlfr s'" r'mH
bathroom aWIl tuS.s D., stable. lawn frult Hal-
asGtt Howe lJirO - fdar ~ 81 M"if'ii
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE FOR SAIE.-
- 100 acres 81 land iuo boiv 30 acres p1ns win he
C0fpoiaf. limits Df the G"uTi,ilnH ana town ~
ll.frc', - G.. IA !" tirrt rain adj met "d "h.i" 'h,
Md,liu shops ol the r.H rIirts srr stii" IN" i1nd
Will Dee o 81 lot at U pr lu two nom nov
prop riy tots Wi more than f'ply ' price
s4id for di ~un be- creditors
Apply X OAlGAN. -jtoIucy t Law, Darlington, = G
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il Ia ANn go MnNTHLY.--lO minnle.

db 4n AND $50 MONTHLY minutes
p fO non IAbrry It. by several cNRes, trans n..
bIossse,.ta.). comfortable Sanniei "r Mhirr uaNeii
fares: d'p0ts: pared Ftrc"iS: tloice
OF s0 ooy suburban cottage residences Witn one aero 0
yround oI more rd lad ont IN garden ii shIdr
yucs sc; houses twelve fO0ns water, OIlh: M
li0vturni- surrounding gong dp, snie ahd healthy i"e
/, at .ho McN ~! .iirih !gssru.
ger DE IT, 10y, address OWNER, l.. o. BOX tol.
Eizahuth y. j.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

~ Trains leave fr Perth Ahoy Red sank ons Branch,
Ocean HOvc, Sc. al SD ll:ij. a. NJ, 4, 5lj y. n -
Stages connect at Natuvan Sfauon IA and from KEY
POi.T. amt and from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

I.ir PER MONTH will rent the house. 2l9
~ Ase Washing gionGvr, Wn0sic, Nc~ait from ,0bcf
L. ABBY on tho ptsnisos Of !. II. DLNIrpN 100 Hof.
Vic5Ve. No"Ht. NJ
&:O. si15a an1 RgFAh slse s; modem 70 o
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

FREEHOLD and SEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
CONNECTIONS leave 100; ol Ii1eryst. Tor Freehold at
S.II, 1l:lJ a. IA. 4 5:iJ =. n
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PED STAR LINZ

Cairv1nv tire Bel1an and nTod states Nails sailing >cm'
monthly alternate from Philadelphia aac Ne" Ofa DfecL
and Oul
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

Pier Of Company No. az North Klver. foot o Moronst
IABJA Dor, Sanglcr. Wednesday, March -. a. m
FRANCE, Tradsl Wednesday March 20 $50 a. M
CANADA. Irnxrui "Wednesday April D. am
For fright and p1ssage 1t Philadelphia apply to AonIo
I0Uis DE- BEBIAN Agent NO So Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

SWITZERLAND sails March - .. IL
Fer Tstcg - pa and other Information apul' 30
PETER WRIGHT & = ms. General Agents.
BOZ Walnut st.. Ptlgdepna. J2 broadway cw.i or
JOIN MCbONALD Agcn. Eattcrs nlacc. Nt,g YOr
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEV
ERIE RAILWAY.
- AnEANnhME:.r OF rEAINs taking effect Fob
GuuND BROOK ROUTE

pa. M tiIciauGu and Chicago Day ErurcSs Drawing
room coit hes 10 B i1alO and Suspension Bridge.
rp.m DtlNl [. I.I.> .fiag AZ Fui ava
81, a. m cpnrycdag VI G,t 4n io tir '''-i aHi -
Wc-t NJ = De- w!H sleeping Goa hrs &" l'uiio
T. ~. N0ily) )-paalhc Express ioi The Vest sleeping
coaches ttcgrL I" Rochester. BuaO NIatrs Fails tluc
Ha ana Chicago without change Also. hote dnHg ears 10
On ca2O
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

HAMBURG American packet company > i.lhe
IL for PLYMOUTH, CHERBOCR RG. ana HAM ~ ft',
IA........... March sULNIA....---. March -
HERDER March II GEILtkT.. ... Nsitl' -
a pa sage Pymouth London, Cherbourg HAMBURG,
and 81 r0inis IN ganG Scotland and Wales FIRST Cabin
god tlcO Cabin gold so StceIaec currency f. ~
klNHARD1 & co, c. u. RICHARD * hpAS,
General Agents General Passenger Agents
Cl BIuadsi. York GI broadway, Ne~-NOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

l. * SALE-M IHphank, l.. l.. = cottage with
nine ard rcT3s 0i land: il. be sold low Apply
IN / nS
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

FIFTH CALL-ZI2 OCLUtN r H'
= Gs Regd 1881 | q D. Coup. 1881 90,
s 800 Reg 1867
2D0UO.. O5's
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

EXTKAOrDINARY spring. prospect, shade,
X Snmrrvir, n. J.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16
The Elections on Finance.

The New York Bulletin of the 9TH
closes an editorial upon 1.-The Elections
as follows:
The bearings of the elections outside
of politics are full of encouragement. 1t
may now be regarded us certain that
there is 10 be no further disturbance OF
our currency arrangements. The pro-
curing of n vote sufficient to repeal the
resumption act is now TO be viewed as
an impo>sibiliiy. Fiat money and fresh
issues of greenbacks may be dismissed as
equally impossible, And there is reason
To hope that, if it should be found neces-
sary. the silver legislation OF last ses-
sion may ultimately be so far modified
as SO prevent the silver dollar from be-
coming Il source of serious derangmenI
i'm our currency arrangements. The vim
dicatiOn OF the good faith of the govern
ment and of the substantial honesty OF
the people and of their ability 10 reach
sound cOncluliOns upon The most diff
cult of public Questions will immensely
contribute toward vindicating our pOlit-
zeal Institutions, not only against the
charges of uniriendly foreign critics but
also against misgivinTs that have arisen.
All this means renewal of confidence
in all that pertains to the commercial
and financial prosperity of the country
SD long beclOuued with doubts suggested
by political agita:ions. Business may
now take fresh lease of confideucr; cap
itai may dismiss its apprehen+ions and
labor may look 10 an early return OF
plenty and GOOD lines.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16
Clean YourPou,try Houses.

DO not ,et the cold weather come up
on you until You have first attended
to your autumn cleaning for the hens
Take out and b Urn all the straw IRON
the nests. and if the latter are very old
add them to the bonfire and put mp new
boxes. Whltewash the house Inside
putting carbulic inlO HE Sucked lime;
give the roo>ts Il coat of Kerosene oil
In whitewashing the n'stS be careful &c
get the lime into every crack and crevicp
Dust the birds with sulpl:er and cartOli
ponder if they are badly troubled. II
pays to take care of your poultry. W.
frequently have letters asking if pOuIir,
raising prOfiabl Ii can be made so bu
seldom il. We know of one use wher'
sixty hens produce eight eggs per day
and of another where from ten h,.nS. I'M
der the care of Il boy of nine, six eggs aIt
gal hered daily. Let one of The childre,
assume he care If poultry yard il yo,
have not tine To make it a feature a.
your farming. Encourage linn by sci
ing him the fowls ut a fair prize. ;iii"'
him to pay tor them in eggs, which yO'
buy az the regular price. or which ar
sold and Placed TO his account. Get lin
10 keep his own accounts; let Linn pa,
for the feed purchased also by The sal,
of eggs and chickens. The boy will b.
happier for the experiment. and will = il
habits of industry nat will be valu tl'
to him all his lile,-N. Y. Herald.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16
ConSump tiOn Cured .

An oil phy>ici III. retired from praciic,
having had placed i'm his hands by al
East India missionary the formula OF ;
simple vegetable remedy, for The speed,
ami permanent cure of cOnsumptlO'.
bronchitis. catarrh. asthma. and III
throat and lung affections, also - poSiiiv'
and radical cure tor urrvoES complaints
after having tested lis wonderful cur"
tive powers in thousands OF cases, Ina
felt il his duty to make it Snawn TO hi'
suffering fellows. Acluated by this mo
tive, and drsire to reliev.. human s;iff +
ing. | will send. free OF carrie, to all wht
:lesire il, this recipe. with full direction,
tor preparing and using, i'm German
French or English. Sent by mail by all
dressing with stamp. naming this paper
w. w. Sherar. 1I9 Powers Block. ROch
ester, New York. 9-4w
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

LAST week alsrge amount of gold coin
was received at New York from
France. Some of i; came in the original
iuibroken Packages, jus; Il; it had gone
abroad tour years before. 1t had slumb.
cred in the vaults of the banh OF France
and the bank OF England, and circulating
notes based upon il were Issued by boil,
banks. Within a fortnight $500, OJO, ail
III -AIneric al COLL coin. was drawn irum
the Ink of France for remittance TO
New York and London. 1t was .s,rue
money of tie world" and us such I'D
formed 4. patt Of the Gu r;ncy OF three
different countries. Yet Ben Butler and
Sim Cary have b. c telling the people
III scores Of speeches that there is no
money OF the world" TIE facts OF
trade hit these liars in the head almost
every dsy.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

The Washington Sentinel. German
American newspaper says that Secretary
Evarls has Informed its editor that he
would see 10 it that no G,rfnan- Ameri-
can citizen would be molested by the
German authorizes as long us he resided
less than txe Years III Germany. Should
however, he remain there beyond that
time, he Che Secretsry) would regard
him, under the B,ncro.t treaty of 1868
as having ceased TO be an American cit
lien: ana no longer exert himself in be-
Aalf of such Il citizen.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

FROM the lst int INC: phe beginning
O, the winter-packing season. TO the o. n
chicago packers had slaughtered 300
753 hogs, against ll0.S70 Tor the same
period last year,and 9i.0to in 1876. From
March l, 1878. up to October 81, 1873,
there were 2.075,00e hogs killed IN that
city The total PACKING of hogs in the
west from Malc'i to October 81. 1873,
made Il 'tal OF 3.i0o.000, against 2,543.-
10 f"s the corresponding period of 1877.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

The suit by the Centennial Improve
IA mt Company against Kalam ZOO town
snip to ever 100000 in bonds and
Accrued Interest of 100000 was decided
III f-vor OF h liam ZOO ut the United
States Circuit Court at Grand Ripids
last STU. day. The bonds were yoted To
the Gran,l R,pi.ls and Indiana railroad
by kllam Zoo, but not issued. owing TO
an injanc. ion, which Suspended their is
sac TIL the railroad bonn! law was decid-
el Unconstitutional.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

THE clearings of the Chicago banks
during the last week amounted to $2l,-
% $3.50 an increase of 2,93l ,955.35
over those of the corresponding week
last year.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

THE Pennsylvania Legislature settles
down to Republican majority of 40 on
joint ballot. This will answer the pur-
pose.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

EDWARD COOPER, Mayor elect of
New York City, is son OF Peter Cooper,
aud is c,assed as moderate Democrat.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

THE robbery Of the grave of A. T.
Stewart is the latest sensation i'm New
York city. 1t is not an ordinary case of
grave robbery for purpose Of dissection,
but has evidently been perpetrated for
the sake OF exscting "a reward. A similar
attempt was made year or two ago
upon the grave of President Lincoln,
but Was foiled by the vigilance and
activity OF Pinkerton's detectives. We
regret to see that Mrs. Stewart has con-
tributed to the success of the scheme by
Offering $4,000 for the return of the
body. Should this robbery for reward
be success. we shall have another kind
of body-snatching in vogue even more
repu!sive and horrible than that en-
courged by the medical colleges. and th,
grave of no citizen who left property
and loving fri,nds behind him will b.
safe.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

CAPE MAY, the popular. sea-shore
summer resort OF New Jersey, was visit
ed by a destructive cohfagralion last
Saturday. Most of its principal hotels
and several cottages were consumed.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

The present Assembly of the state OF
New York consists of Go Republicans. 81
Democrats, and 2 GreeHbackers. The
Assembly elected last week will con-
sist of 80 Republicans, % Democrats, and
one Greenbacker.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

THERE is a secret II eaty, it is said, be-
tween England AMI Austria to compel
Russia TO live up TO the obligation of the
treaty of Berlin. II there is, it will
probably count for as much as the secret
treaty between England, Austria and
France in 1856. Russia unearthed the
treaty and proceeded TO 10 the very thing
the treaty said she must not DO.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

GOVERNOR COLQUITT, of Georgia.
elected by Democratic majority OF So
900, is not happy. lie is TO be investi-
gated at his own request, and is threat
ened with impeachment. There is OPP
position TO GordOn's reelection as United
States Senator, and qnarrcls among the
Georgia Democrats seem to be quite the
thing now.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

In the last New Jersey Legislature the
Democrats had majority of in the
Senate and 6 i'm the House. In the next
there Will be in the Senate IL Republ-
cans. Democrats, and 1 Independent;
in the Assembly there there will be 81
Republicans and IS Democrats.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

numerous i'm France than England the
debt Of the former country is larger than
that of latter and it is held by larger
number of persons. Four million three
hundred and eighty thousand nine hun.
dred persons are the creditors of the
government in France, while the whole
English debt Is held by less than $780,
600 capitalists. In France the ave rage
amount to each holder is 1856; in Eng
land, $4,000.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16
READ TIL (!
NEW RIGHI Blood!

Parsons Purgatiye Pills make new rich
Blood, aud will Completely change the blood i'm the
e. tile sy TEN i'm three mouths. ANY person who
will take pill each ight rom to IL weeks may
he tered ito sound health. if such thing be pos-
sih e. Sent by IaaI TO- letter stamps. is.
JOHNSON 4 CO, BIngor.Me.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

The report comes from Indiana
that Dan. w. VOORHEES, is going to have
trouble about being returned TO the
United States Senate. owing to liver
sity of sentiment among the Democrats
in the Legislature. His extreme soft
money notions may prove fatll to him.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

RECENT information from the Mexican
border shows that at present the United
States forces and The Mexican force:
seem to be acting i'm perfect accord with
view to suppressing the disorder or
both banks of the Rio Grande.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

TIE United States Supreme Court
has decided that no 81 ite has a right 20
tax anc;ioEecrs for selling imported
youds III tire original Packages in which
they were imported; because The Con-
stitution gives the National Government
the sole right TO tax ilnpOr.ationS, and
regulate commerce between the stat. S
aud foreign nations. The Constitution
further provides that mo state shall,
without the consent of Congress, lay any
imposts or duties OH imports or exports,
except whist ever may be Necessary fof
executing It's inspection laws. etc. This
applies 10 goods imported from one
state into another, as well as to goods
imported trJm foreign cOuutri~s.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

AT A special meeting of the Union PA.
cific Railway Directors, held last week.
the Directors, il is said, unanimously
expressed Il willingness tn settle the debt
due the government in full. The plan
Drop ,sed is for The Union Pacific to is
sue new bonds for the eatirc debt and
interest, the bon,ls.tO bear p,r cent.
interest, with provisions tor sinking
fund. and To- be scared By the existing
government mortgage, 1t is also stated
that there are TO be several changes in
the directory. anl that tle future meet
iIIgs of the Executive Committee will be
Ia. Id altern thy in New YORK and BJs-
ton.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

EX-GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN, of
South Carolina, has sent the following
message TO Attorney General YOum,n>:
III it be true, us represented here, that
an Indictment has been found against
me. i shall vOluntarily- appear to meet
it. j respectfully ask you 10 be inform
ed when the state will be ready tor trial,
and whether any bond for my appear
ance is desired"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

GENERAL GRANT dined with King
Louis OF Portugal OIL the LIST inst. Ali
the ministers were present and some OF
the distinguished nobility, The General
was greeted cordially, and was rendered
by the King the highest decoration OF
knighihOod. He thanked the King but
declined the honor, as not in keeping
with the spirit and laws of his country.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16

NEW YORK has certainly been ahead
on sensations for tue last fortnight. First
she had the plundeling of "A savings bank
in broad dayl ght; next the robbery OF
the tomb Of A. L. Stewart, and the
other morning news came of the robbery
of a jeweIry store. the affair having taken
place in the very presence of the propri
etor and a throng of people. 1t seems
almost incredible, but y e are getting So
We can believe almost anything of that
city i'm the sensational line of that city.