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GENERAL TERMS.

Per Six Three
annum. months. months.
Daily 5000 500 500
Tri- Weekly 800 $50 l25
Weekly 150 10 W
Weekly, In clubs ofiO 81 40 per annum.
All postage prepaid Specimen
copies free. Remittahces may be sent
at our risk by drafts on Detroit banks,
money-orders, or In registered letters.
Eight hundred dollars I'm premiums
to agents, I'm addition 10 liberal terms to
canvassers. Send for agents circulars,
specimen copies, etc. Address
THE POST AND TRIBUNE,
Detroit.
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APLoW FOR NOTHING.

TO any person who will get up club
of IA NEW subscribers for the weekly
and send $2l with the list of their
names, or of six NEW subscribers for
the tri-weekly and send with the list
$40, an Oliver or Bement chilled plow
WORTH FOURTEEN DOLLARS will
be given. This applies only to new
subscribers, aud the plows given are In
all respects first-class.
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LIBERAL TERMS TO TRIAL SUB
SCRIBERS.

New SUBSCRIBERS to THE WEEKLY
PosT AND TRIBUNE-this includes any
whose names have not been OH its
mail lists within year-will be re-
ceived up to January LIST FOR Is CENTS
FOR THREE MONTHS. Thousands have
already availed themselves of this ad-
vantageous offer. Try IL.
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For Sale.

At one half the true value, n Colonies n
italian Bees, I'm the Langstron and MitcheII
Hives. A Gieat Bargain can bc made In the
purchase Of these bees. Will sell them nyg
Honey Singer; a Splendid Devon Cow, frst-
class; also, o Hcifcr. hrst-ciass. Have also. .
Good Two-Horse Wagon for sale cheap. All
the above mentioned property for sale by n.
X. Holiday, mt Chase, Lake county, Michigan.
Will exchange the bees for oows or young
stock. For further particulars enquire ~ the
STAR Office, or of the subscriber.
d. X. HoLIDAy.
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pTWUTET IT'D Michigan's Temper
ny ~ SymI1mn NH nIm ~ ance Paper. Only a
Dollar year. Wide

awake and progressive. Send postal
for list of $50 choice books offered as
premiums. Special rates to Unions
and Clubs and new Subscribers, for pur-
poses of introduction. In clubs Of not
less than ten, so cents year. Rare
chance for Temperance Societies to scat
ter fresh literature at cost. The Organ
of the new Red Ribbon Constitutional
Amendment movement and of the w.
G. Il. Unions, and Is pronounced the
best temperance paper ever published
In Michigan. f. II. Burgess, 2l1 JEFF.
Ave., Detroit.
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NUMBER XVIII.
Variety Works.

Blacksmithing. Guns, Pistols, Spears,
Soldering, Brazing. Tools made and
tempered. Wood Turning, Scroll saw
ing, Wall Brackets, Picture Frames,
Patterns for Castings; Violins made or
repaired; Machines repaired. All
Work Warranted.
Z. A. Carpenter.
Baldwin, Lake County, Mich.
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IOtalB kl6JU ol SOOOO w
Your committee would further rec
0mmend that the Board authorize the
Supervisors of the several townships to
spread the same upon the assessment
rolls of their respective townships for
the year A. u. 1870.
All of which we respectfully submit.
ROBERT r. BIaBEE,
G.. w. TOWNSEND, Com.
N. 1. KINNE,
On motion of Supervisor Dickens,
the report was accepted and adopt
ed.
Resolution by Supervisor Dick
ems:
Resoirsd, That the several Supervisors be and
are authorized to spread upon their Tax Rolls
for 1917 the sums OF money as appears ana re-
ported by the committee ON apportionment.
On motion Of Supervisor Miller,
the resolution was adopted; a ma
jority of all the members elect vot-
ing therefor.
On motion Of Supervisor Cutler,
the Board adjourned till tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock.
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BALDWIN, MICH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1879.

l. Ike county, That the Sheriff be allowed Five
Dollars (s5.OO) er week for board and washing
for prisoners, i.r tie ensuing year
Supervisor Allen moved the adop-
ton of the resolution; which mo-
tion prevailed.
On motion of Supervisor Allen,
the following accounts were allowed:
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Salt by. the Bbl. at Bachant's.

Daughters, Wives and Mothers.
DIR. Marchisi's Uterine Catholicon
will positively cure female weakness,
such as falling of the Womb, Whites,
CerOnic Inflammation or liberation of
the Womb, Incidental Hemorrhage or
flooding, Painful, Suppressed and Irreg-
uIar Menstruation, &c. An old and re-
liable remedy. Send postal card for
pamphlet, with treatment, cures
and certificates from physicians and
patients, to HOWARrH Il BAL
LARD, UTICA, n. Y. Sold by all
Druggists-Sl.5 80 per bottle.
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A large Invoice Of Boots and Shoes
Just received and win be sold at Bottom
Prices at Bachant,s.
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l.. A. Carpenter has a stock of hand
some en- cravings and chromos, with
nice mouldings for framing; and you
can secure those pictures to adorn your
homes, at very reasonable figures.
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Tip Top Brooms for Is cents each al
Bachant's.
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&1k10 TO $500 A YEAR. or &s 10 s9oa day N
VlJvv your own locality. No ri~k. wsmss -
a. well q. men. Many make more ihss the snsssse
fact. Anyone can do the work. You eaa msis
nom 20 cents 20 ~ m hon. by drvoting y.sr eve
nothing to try tho business. Nothine IKE q ~
money making ever Offered b~GSs. Basissso
plsssant and strictly honorable. Rrader, n yea
before the public send us your sddrrss snd ws vii
send you ful psrttcuisrs snd private tevms fsss,
aample: worth % also. free; you cen thsn nshs -
SON CO., Portland. Maine.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco
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Coal, Iron, Nails and Shelf Hardware,
ut Bachant's, Chase.
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Friday, Oct. Oath. 1879

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; called to order by the chair
man. Roll called; members oil
present. Minutes of yesterday
read, corrected and approved.
Resolution by Supervisor Jones:
Rsssissd, BY tho Board OF Supervisor OF
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Proceedings Of the Board Of Supervisors

Concluded from fourth pdge).
an informal ballot be taken for
County Superintendent of Poor.
The motion prevailed.
1ak T. Dill
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Flour, Feed, Cornmeal, and Oatmeal
at Bachant's, Chase.
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Milk Crooks, Churns, and Butter
Crooks at Bachaht's.
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Choice Butter in Tubs, Crooks, and
I'm Roll at Bachant's, Chase.
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Alex. DeI.ong, services as Super
intendent Oft Poor els 2S Sls y
o. +. Phillips 90 30
SUPERVISORS BILLS:
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Weather Report.

Weather Report.
The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lee Is. Cobb,
>Of Yates township:
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Thereupon, on motion of Super
visor Dickens, the Board adjourned
sine die.
JOHN j. ROBERTSON,
Chairman of Board.
AUGUSTUS TowNER,
Clerk of Board.
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THE BEST OF IT'S KIND.

This II the case with the Nfsxiean
Mustang Lin m N &. Every mail
brings Intelligence Of q valuable horse
saved, tho agony OF an awful scald or
burn subtlued, tho horrors OF rheu-
mstism overcome, and Of . thousand
performed by the old reliable Mex.
lean Mustang Liniment.
All forms OF outward disease are
speedily cured by the
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Mexican

Mu8t6nK Lfn1mont.
IL ponetrates muscle, membrane and
| tissue, to tho very bono, banishing pain
and curing disease with q power that
never fails. IL is q medicine 1eeded by
everybody, from the rancAsro, who rides
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The Michigan circulation of The
PosT AND TRIBUNE already outstrips
that ofany other weekly paper. Every
additional copy taken in the State helps
to confirm the Republican supremacy.
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On Eri,Iov. Noyen,ber Fbufeenth.

HOLDEN & EMBLER,
Attorneys for Assignee.
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service declared in bis Cincinnati letter Of

acceptance.
Flth-While the Republican party is
practically united In demanding the sup.
preston Of iptemperance by the wisest
legislation, It recognizes an honest differ.
ence Of opinion among its members as 10
which form Of law will best accomplish
that end, and the question Is therefore 70.
terred to the peopleto be settled by them
in legislature organized for the protec-
ton OF the weak, the relief Of the OPP
pressed and the elevation Of all, The Re-
publican party pledges itself anew 10
these primary objects, and believing that
etiectual means Of promoting them is q
diffusion OF full and accurate information
Of the condition Of the people, II heartily
sustalns our State Bureau Of Statistics Of
Labor, aud advises the esta ahlishment Of o
National Bureau oflike character.
We again demandthato our system Of taxa
ton shall be 80 modified that each person
shall contribute only in proportion 10
what he Is worth, to the end that there
shall be substantial relief from the existing
burdens OF taxation, that in. our opinion
the time has come when the Executive
officers OF the Commonwealth and the
members Of the Legislature should be
elected for longer time than one year,
and that the adoption OF a constitutional
amendment providing for biennial cleo
tions and biennial sessions Of the Legis-
lature would tend TO give steadiness 10
legislation and to the administration Of
laws, and to the importance Of Offices an ]
the care Of the voters in filling them, aud
would relieve the people from that fire.
quency Of elections, which is believed 10
be ! no longer conducive to the welfare Of
the Commonwealth.
The remaining resolutions refer to State
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LouIsVILLE.


Meeting Of Cabinet Makers-They Want
Their Wages Increased.
LOUISVILLE, September l6.-0n Sunday
night the cabinet makers employed il. ;he
various factories OF this city came toge her
in order to take steps toward obtaining an
increase Of wages. Addresses were made
by some Of the leaders, and It was fraIly
decided to demand an advance OF u per
cent. on the present rate Of wages. The
workmen say that the stagnation in busi-
ness due to financial depression has been
succeeded by more prosperous times. OF
which the Horkmen should reap part Of
the benefit. Committees were appointed
to visit the various proprietors and con-
suit in regard to the matter. Last hight
these committees met and reported that
all the manufacturers visited had seemed
willing to make advances, il the furniture
men in other parts Of the country did the
same thing.
This morning meeting Of the piinci.
pal furniture manufacturers was held,
and, after consultation, they decided to
issue the following address as expressing
their views: I've are willing to advance
wages as soon as all the furniture manu-.
facturers North, South, East and West
agree to advance. We recommend our
cabinet makers 10 confer with all compe-
ting interests 80 as to ascertain the sense
OF the trade. Without uniform action all
over the country, an advance on our
part would be suicidal to our interests and
to the cabinet makers as we'll. It remains
to be seen how the workmen will receive
this proposition. The movement has not
yet assumed the form Of a strike, although
Il NAV deyelope into one,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Afghan Situation Becoming Do.
CldsdIy Interesting.
Further. Particulars Regarding tho
Cahul Massacre.
Evidence Gradually Developing Of
the Ameers Trsachery.
The Attitude of Germany and
+ Russia.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September l6.-The military
correspondent ol the Tina says: "It e
difficult 10 face overwhelming evidence 10
the contrary that Yakoob Khan played an
honorable part in the recent shameful
deeds ct Oabul. Il ls significant that Mai.
Cayagnari's principal native assistant 10
believed TO have died q short time before
the outbreak under suspicious citcum.
stances, he being an Afghan and acquaint.
ed with the workings OF the Oriental
court His presence In the British resid.
ence was dangerous to those plotting the
outbreak.
The Times says: The extraordinary con-
troversy now alarming Europe on the sup.
posed misunderstanding between Gorts.
chakoff and Bismarck shows what danger.
Gus stuff Is all around Us. A ring Of spec.
ulators, in the confusion, seem to have
half persuaded the illustrious statesmen
that the greatness Of one mighty empire
is incompatible with the greatness Of
the other. For the Russian aud German
nations, at present, the difficulty appears
to be TO manufacture reasons for flying at
each others thFoats. Their interests are
limo respect opposed. Neither owns terri.
tory coveted by the other. We believe
much Of this fourishing Of swords will be
found TO be merely the exercises OF fan.
cling schools, but II Is time the masters
come forward and reassure mistrustiul
Europe, g6
Bernhardt oatta, geological writer, is
dead, age II. 4
Alexander Mcdonald, a member Of
Parliament for Stafford, and President Of
the Miners National Association, id.
deressing meeting OF miners delegates at
Glasgow, advised them to restrict the out
put Of coal Of ten hundred weight per man
daily and thus check the iron masters for
having blown out their furnaces. The
meeting approved the course proposed.
As proof Of depression in trade, the
Chairman Of the annual Congress OF the
Trades Union, stated that four Of the
principal unions spent E2G0, 900, relieving
members during the past year.
The short time movement at Oldham
has not produced any appreciRble effect
upon the market for home yarns,
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AFaHANIaTAN.

LONDON, September 18.-Yakoob Kahn
has sent another letter TO All Keyhl ex-
pressing deep grief and distress at the re-
cent events. he says he has confidence
in the British Government, and announce
his intention to punish offenders.
SIMLA, September 16.-0ne OF the troop
ers Of Maj. Cavagnari's escort arrived at
Lundi Khotal, yesterday. He says that
the roof Of the British residency, at Cabul,
was commanded by other houses and was
consequently untenable by the besieged,
who made q trench outside at about one
o'clock in the afternoon, on the day Of the
massacre. Maj. Cayagnari received a
wound from Ricochetting bullet in bis
forehead. % 'FL
Mr.. Jenkyns, Major Cavagnari's assist.
ant, who arrived at the resilenoy during
the attack, wrote TO the Ameer ior help,
and the Ameer's reply was: "God will, l
am making arrangements" A previous
request from Major Cavaguari had met
with the same reply. Mr.. Jenkyns wrote
again when Major Cayagnari was wound.
ed, but the bearer OF the letter was cut to
pieces by the mutineers. The trooper
then started, but was disarmed and impris.
oned: He succeeded in escaping at day.
break on the 4th OF September, and visit
ed the residency, where he saw the corpse
OF Lieutenant Hamilton, commanding the
escort Of the British mission, lying across
amountain gun.
He says Mr.. Jenkyns was with person
called Yuhyah Khan, and he is therefore
presumably alive. The escaped trooper
saw no troops from Cabul to Jellalahad
and Dekka, and as far as he knew none
were coming. A comrade who was con.
fined in oabul informed him that Lieut..
Hamilton shot three Of the mutineers
with his revolver and killed two with his
sabre.
DR.. Kelley, who was connected with
the mission, was lying dead inside the
residency. Maj. Cayagnari was In room
which was burned and which had fallen
in. His body had not been found. Three
native officers Of the guides were burned
TO death near the residency. The grass
cutters were in safety.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFs.

" e.
Isaac Morehead was yesterday appoint.
ed Postmaster at Erie, Pa, rice + NJ.
The Mexican government asks review
Of Secretary Eyart's opinion on the min.
ing company business, holding every claim
fraudulent. '5''7f'f, p
The Secretary Of War has convened a
board Of officers TO meet in Detroit and in.
9uire whether, for railroad purposes, the
Detroit river can be adyantageously
bridged or tunneIed at or near that city.
On account OF the large accumulation oi
gold coin in the. United States Treasury
Arrangements win soon be made 10 ex.
change gold or silver coin for United
States notes Of the several sub.treasuIies,
whore convenient,
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AQUATIC.

TORONTO, September 1e.-A three-mile
race with turn stakes, for $3.50 side, has
been arranged between Fred. A. Plaisted
and Jacob Gardour, to take place on the
9th inst. The water Is yet to be settled.
ST. john, N. B., September 16.-The
challenge from Wallace Ross to row War
rem Smith reviyes the charges Of crooked.
ness made against him after his recent de-
feat by Smith, and they now find ready
acceptance.
TORONTO. September le.-Hanlau was
considerably surprised to see by the morn.
ing papers that William Elliott, ex.cham.
pion of England, had challenged him
again. He will have to accept, and will
spend the winter in England, leaving here
the middle OF November and rowing the
second or third week in January. The
challenge is supposed to be an outcome ol
his dead heat with Riley at Barrie.
NORWICH, September 16.-The single
scull race, one mile and hall aud turn
between Wallace Ross, George Lee and
Alexander Bruyley, was won by Lee in
20 minutes and 20 seconds. Ross was sec
md
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The Utes Not Asrieullurally Inclined.

Ahe uteS MOI AErieuItuFally Inclined.
CHEYENNE, September LEON the 10th
inst, Agent Meeker, at White River, Colo.
RADIO Agency, wrote Governor Pitkin a
letter stating that the Ute Indians object
ed to doing more farming, and that Chief
johnson had assaulted him, driving him
from his house; that he had conferred
with other chiets,a and they laughed at this
assault, agreeing that Meeker might pro.
ceed with the plowing, butthat they would
do no more, Meeker says he feels that
none OF the whites are saie,t and hasno
confidence in the Indians.
Since this letter has been received re.
ports have reached here that the agency
buildings have been burned, and that the
Indians are raiding along the White and
Bear Rivers. No definite reports OF any
murder being committed Is yet received.
The troops have been ordered to the
agency, ltis supposed that the prospect
ing and mining on the North Park, which
is the huntingkround Of the Utes, has OK.
cited the outbreak. -
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WESTERN CRIMINAL MATrERs.
Three Murders Of Some Notorle.y.

Three Murders Of Some N0toriety.
ST. Louls, September 16.-Dr. Sturman,
an old citizen Of Charlton county, Wis,
was assassinated while travelling along the
road in a buggy about fifteen miles from
Glasgow last Saturday morning. Some
twenty buckshot and two pistol balls en-
tered his body, killing him instantly.
There Is no clue to the murderers. DR..
Sturman was o very desperate aud quar-
relsome man, universally feared by the
neighbors, and it Is thought that no par
ticular pains will be taken to ferret out
the perpetrators Of the crime.
The body Of man supposed to be Har-
ry Merritt. a traveller for a soap manulac.
iture at Buffalo or Dayton, Ohio, was found
dead, terribly mangled, on the Missouri
Pacific Railroad track, near the corner
station, Wyandotte county, Kansas, Sum
day morning. Examination showed the
man had been murdered, he having pis-
tol ball in the head and terrible stab in
his left breast. He had also been robbed.
His body then was thrown on the track
and run over by the freight train and
nearly torn to pieces.
Geo. Greenwood was shot and killed by
Frank Motfatt, OF Hannibal, No., Sunday
night. Whisky and quarrel about wo-
men brought on the row, which terminal
ed in murder. Mofatt gave himself up.
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THE TURF.
chicago Jockey crab Races. 10.

chicago Jockey CIub Races. . = =
CHICAGO, September l6.-The fall meet.
ing Of the Chicago Jockey and Trotting
Club began to-day. The weather was fine
and the track in excellent condition, the
attendance was moderate. ABtrong wind
interfered some with the speed. Thete
was excellent sport, especially in the 2:25
race, where the last heats were in doubt
from the beginning to the finish. the win
ner in no case leading by over half a
length. In the 2:40 race William H. was
the fayorite, and justified the confidence
by steady, strong gait in the closing
heat. MCOurdy's Hambletonian had the
call in the pools Of the2:25 race. A bad
mash up occurred in the first heat OF this
race. Ada Paul broke Just after leaving
the wire, and swerving to the pole, ran
into Monroe Chiefs sulky, causing him
in turn to collide with Warrior, and the
three sulkies were consequently wrecked,
though without injuring the horses or
drivers. Another start was allowed, and
the race was finished without further &C.
cident. The following Is the summary:
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LONDON, September l6.-Besides $1,000
pounds Of bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank Of England yesterdayJa % smaller
amount OF gold was taken from the open
market for the United States.
Bullion gone into the Bank OF England
on balance to-day amounted to E3S 900.
NEw YoRK, September l6.-The Scythia
from Liverpool brought es2, 600 in specie.
The bullion fund at the New York as:
say Office has been further increased by
transfer TO that office of another $4,000.
900 In gold to facilitate exchange on ac;
count Of foreign payment for United
States exports, N,tf = 4
The Pereire, from Hayre, brought 81,
S24, 400 in twenty franc pieces.