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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25
Fl E A L T III.

The most popular medicine for nervous troubles
the source of all "ther ailments,) is DODD's
NEkVINE, and lnvigorator. For sale by all drug
pists. Price tine Dol az.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-25
Democratic Na,ionn, Convcu,iou.

The National Democratic Committee, by virtue
nj the authority conferred upon them by the last
National Democratic Convention, at meeting held
this day at New York, voted to hold the next Con.
vention fos the purpose OF nomira'iug Candidates
for President and Vice P.e,ident NJ the United
States on the 9th day Of July, at ~ o'clock NJ, 10
The city Of Baltimore. The basis o. Representa- ton
as fixed by the last Democratic Convention is doub-
lie the number OF Senators and Representatives in
Congress for each State under .aa appor,onment Of
the census Of 1870. Each STAG VIII send delegates
accordingly; and We invite tho cordial CO. opera
ton of conservative citizens who desire the resto-
ration of constitutional government and the perpet-
uation OF republican institutions.
John FORSYTH, Charles W Nash.
JOHN NJ. Harreill, Charles H. IIoopor
Wm NJ: Converse, Charles A. MantI,
James Ponder, G.. I. Miller,
Ihss. l.. Dyke, j. W McCorkle
a: VI. CeQuitt, Harry Bingham,
Wilbur 7. Sfarey, John McGregor,
VIM. p Niblaek, John @. Thompson,
Isaac +. Eaton. James f. Barr,
Thomas y. McCreary, Gideon bradford,
Albert voorhees,, Chas. III. simonton,
syvanus X. Lyman, williim u. Bale
81 3oge. John Hancock,
VIM. A. Moore, H. Is. Smith.
John Goode,
Arcrsr DELxoSr, Chairman.
FRrDERicK o. PRIseE, Secretary.
New York. May s, 1872.
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News Items.

The Ride and leather store Of s. L.
Curtis at Napoleon o.. was burned
Wednesday. Lows $4,000.
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Dr.. Wells Extract Of IIRrhnhd

u strengthening aud nourishing; like nutriciou.
food taken Into the Non,sch. u sssimilnes and df-
health n regulates the bowels, qniess ne nerves,
acts directly on the sccretive Organs, and by its
powerful t'nic and restoring etcfs produces heal
ny and vig'rou, sciion Of the yholf syst'm- John
unitef s'''cs. Price u rcr bottle. Send for ~ir-
cuiu. uulT s2vt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-06

.gS CO IL - and
BACON, at SLHEMEGhORN & TEN.
TlCh'S cor Vssrin. ten snd "a s's |"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-14
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

business generally mas been Father dull during
the week, although in some branches are mark
ed improvement is noticed. The marketing OF
the pork crop has commenced, and the money
paid out for pork tends to improve trade
generally.
The money market is without material change
from last week. The demand for loans Is rather
greater than the supply, and the market rules
rather close. The banks confne their accommo'
dations to their regular customers
In Chicago the market is reported as growing
a little easier. The prospects for an easier
market next month seem fair, but at present the
rates reported for money vary from ten per cent.
per mum to Il. per month.
Gold has ruled quite steady during the past
week The variations on the premi UNI ranging
from l12l. to liz. The closlng price in New
York is reported at 1888 to 1ls-
Government bonds have been firm and prices
have advanced little during the week.
Ravens McKinlay u Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Dec. IL.
Fonr--Wht- winter extras, $7.508S9.75
sprina rx,r,-, &G.25@7.50.
Wheut--No. spring $50; No. 2 Sill
GLE.
Corn-32c for No. l; 30a3lLc for No. 2 {;
rejected 29lac.
Oats-2442415 for No.2.
Rye-G2c for No 2.
Barley--6lo for No.2.
Butter-25Q26c for choice.
Eggs-25d26.
Cattle-Choice steers $5.2595.7O; medium 10
fair $450a50O; good to choice COWS $26O@.40O
common to fair ~ 100000.
Hogs-$3 9594.37.
Tallow,-1 aG74c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-14

Danking.

CINST' NATIONAL. BANK
OF OTTAWA.
CApITM. paid in 100000.
IL " lV,11sh
JOHN I. NASH........... ...........,.... Cu,h,e,
DIRECTORS:
Milton H. swirl. Lorenzo Leland,
V. Bushucl Isaac cage
X. i. Lyman, j. L. Nash,
John Brundage.
Having organized undcr the Nation Banking Law and SEC
cccded 10 the business OF VIM H. ". Cushman are nov
open for the transaction Of general banking business
Exchange on Chicago, New York. and all the priDol
pal cities OF the United States bought and sold.
Exchange on Ergan ireland, Scotland ard Cont
mental Europe drawn In snu:s &c suit purchasers.
Col lcstiOns made hroG .hout the state, and prompt
RENTED for day Of payment
United states. Illinois and la sale county BondA
Gold, Silver, &c. bought and sod.
IScNcnuc stamps OF ali Dom.nauons,-a fun
supply constantly on hand.
Our facilities are such mat offer Inducements cue
and shall endeavors 10 give entire satstsc
ZION to those cHtrustihg with their business.
Banking hours from 9 A. u. 10 p ". mGl6,'0
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DIR. II. DIN,

Chic ago. formerly OF this place. will visit Ottawa at Cl
On HOTEL the frs Tuesday OF each month, treating all
diseases OF the Eye and Ear, urgcaly otherwise Opera
tons for cataract artificial pupil inverted s closure OF the
ar duct cross strassyoma and the removal o,tumors
morbid grows OF every description Artificial eyes and
enr drums inserted without pain pevou Grafton Gran
ular eyeds, the mss hesrt d.s1t IL tie e9 .uiog and
permanently cured.
From his long experience In treating diseases the Eye
and Ear he feels confident In stating that can cure nearly
very case Chronic diseases also eae Consultation free
December 10th lS7o-ti
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

TUESDAY,, Dec. ;, 1872.
Prescnt-Mayor Boyle ana Aldermen Stout,
Redmond. Smith, Carey, Formulas, Miller, Nc.
Ginnis, Mates and Fields.
Collector Ryan submitted his report OF special
assessment tax, for curb.stOne improvement on
Columbus street, collected up to date, which was
on motion ofCarey, accepted. 6aA
Petitions OF Daniel 4. Murphy. Vim. Stormont
and r. y. Murphy asking for an abatement Of tax
paid by them for the year 1872, were presented,
and, on motion OF McGinnis, referred to committee
on local assessments. E2ysN
Further time was granted to police committee
for report on matters previously referred.
An ordinance to amend chapter 2tth Of the Re.
visod Ordinances, entitled "An ordinance to
license shows and exhibitions" submitted by com.
united on laws and ordinances, was not approved,
the vote being: Ayes-Smith, Carey, Fields--S.
Noes-Stou., Redmond, Formulas, McG,nnis,
Mattes-5.
Special committee, to which was referred the
matter Of procuring steam fire engine and dis.
posing OF engines now owned by the city, submit.
ted TO council circulars and letters received, and
reported that owing to shorturss of time commit.
tee could not make a fail and satisfactory report
and asked for farther time On motion Of Smith,
report received aud further time granted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-14

RATCIeELOR.S HAIR DYE.
This superb Hair Dye the bsst ip the ,rorld The only
True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable and
no disappointment! no ridiculous nts unpleasant odor
Remedies the III effects OF bad dyes and washes Produces
IMMEDIATELY splendid Back or natural Brown leaves the
hair elem, sQn. beimJ. The genuine signed W A. Batch
clor. Sold nv al druggists. CHAS. BATCIIEiOR,
NOV. ~, i2-ly Proprietor N. Y.
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As ruported by RIAE BROS Wholesale ard Retail Grocers,
Eo.i6 La sale street.
Ottawa, Dec. -, 1872.
The corn market is some tetter--corn 26c.
Oats 1S92oa. Batter plenty at from 15Glsc
per ID Es.- scarce aud higher, bringing 239
24c. Poultry plenty. Prairie chickens $3g
1925 per doz. Quails $lG$1.25. Dressed hogs
coming aud selling at prices from $4g$4 25.
Live hogs S3254S 335.
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Spefial Natifes.
TO TEACHERS.

will hold an Examination of Teachers nj the
school House, IN Mendoza. saturday Dee, 9Th, ls;?
Az tho Ugh school Building In ottawa on saturday, De.
Ceniber lith 1871. " So
Attic Public school House Marselcs on saturday, Ne.
Ccmbcr 2lst N.!.
Post once addtese, ottawa. H. WILLIAMS.
Dcc.'-3w County Snpt of schools.
NORCE ~ GOOD1sIDGI.,
GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL
Plating and Eleotrotvping,
Also manufacturers and dealers In AQUAGuMs Aousri.
nns Gold Fish, etc. shipped to part Of the ncd stscs
orders promptly hllcd koom l. Deano's Block Ottawa
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New YORK market,

New York, Dec. ~.
Whea.-Prime spring $l.45.
Rye-00c for western.
Oats--50g55s cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western OBJ 965c.
Lard-S3agSlls cents.
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Dec. 10th, 1872.

Dec. 10th, 1872 HoRAcE l.. ARNOLD
Your committee having confidence in the intep.
rity. good judgment aud ability Of the gentlemen
composing SAID sub committee present the above
report to your honorable body satisfied that il Is
the result Of faithful and careful nvesti CATION of
the engine and its working upon said trial
Your committee would also report that upon ex.
animation they find this engine in no way mate.
rally injured BY use or wear.
Your committee have received from Mr. Silsbv
the following proposition for the sale of said en-.
CINE, viz:
The following is the substance of Nr. Silsby's
proposition y
To sell the city the engine now here for A, 600
l,O00 down and the remainder in three paymen n
-$I,OOO each year, at ten per cent. interest.
And now your committee, having carefully con.
sidered the matter referred to them would report
that they deem II necessary, in order to provide
protection for the property of citizens against
fire, that steam lire engine be purchased, and
would recommend to the council that special
committee be appointed with power to enter into
contract with the Silsby Manufacturing Company
Tor the purchase Of a steam lire engine upOa such
terms and at such price as can be agreed upon be-
tween SAID committee and srid Sisby.
Your committee would also re port to the council
that upon the trial Of this engine they availed
themselves Of the opportunity OF testing the quail
ny OF the hose now owned BY the city, and report
that large proportion Of such hose is absolutely
useless for fire purposes not to exceed 400 tect
being in condition fit for use.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Stout moved that special committee OF three.
with the mayor. be appointed with power to act
In relation TO the purchase of steam ire en- zine
Carey moved, as amendmen, that it be referred
to the special committee appointed at y previous
meeting.
Formulas moved, as q substitute for the original
motion. that q special committee of three be an.
pointed to negotiate for the purchase Of steam
fire engine, and report to council at It's next meet
ing. Motion carried. Ayes-Redmond, Formulas,
McGinnis, Yentzer. Mates, Miller and Fields.
Noes-Stout, Phelps. Carey, Deane and Huston-5.
The Chair appointed Formulas Stout aud Phelps
as said committee.
On motion OF Yentzer. ordered, that the commit.
tee TO which was referred the matter ct the pur-
chase OF steam fire engine and necessary appa.
ratus, be authorized to purchase such an amount
OF hose AS might be necessary for the use of the
fire department.
Bin of Louis eagle for setting curb stone on
Columbus street was presented. On motion %,
Phelps. referred to special committee, to be ap.
pointed by the mayor, to report ut ext meeting.
The char appointed Phelps. McG,nnis aud Deaae
BILLS oRDHRED PAID.
John l.eHvens, street labor, ) IS
owen S,lea, do 2.6a
Pat clifford do 26l
| Thos. Cahili, do 22s
| john Carey, coal, ~
| NJ. \. Moody, bridge acct, l.J,
Adjourned to Tuesday, Dec IL, 1872.
K. n. WATERMAN, city Clerk.
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ADJOURNED MEETING,

H. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk
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These are quJttd "a interest hyst OF November
Exchange On n. Y n prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds ....par and interest.
Foreign Exchange is selling at 5000 per +.
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Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1872.
Present-Mayor Boyle, and Aldermen Ston,
Redmond. Phelps, Carey, Deanc huston. Form,
halls, McGinnis, Yent2er. Mates, Miller md
Fields
Minutes OF last meeting were read aud approved.
Further time was granted to committee on local
assessments to report on petitions previously re.
ierrcd.
Committee on license reported tina, the bonds
OF Timothy O'Connor, Holden Rushton and Fran.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-10

" AM no Republican. hate the word
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Democrat.
We fear that this 'life-long Democrats"
life has not been very long, nor very profit
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history. Thos. Jefferson was staunch
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who is "iHtas ct in cute Virginian." We
have known good many men in our time,
whose Jeffersonian Republicanism was
only "skin deep" On cute, though they
made huge pretensions to being Jeffersonian
Democrats. But that sort of pretension is
pretty well played out in these parts, and
''life-long Democrat" may wake up one
of these fine May mornings, and, with a
humiliating sense of Rip Van Winkle-ism
on him, appreciate his surroundings more
definitely, if not more happily, than his
irritated cutcle now permits.
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THE Oneida CirculT, which tops all
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Greeley's nomination to the Presidency,
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History of American Socialisms" ought
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FRIDAY EvEN'G, MAY 10, 1872.

THE vital question to be decided by the
approaching Presidential election is, Are
the people of the United States capable Of
uniting in spirit of harmony and offering
up their sectional preiudices on the altar of
their common country for its welfare and
glory That is the queston.-Dispatch.
Precisely so, neighbor your head is
level there. 1t is exactly what we have
been laboring for, ever since we came to
Virginia to help build up the waste places
and repair the desolations Of war. We
came with willingness to plant flowers on
the graves of the Confederate dead, as well
as those that fell in the nobler cause of pre-
serving the Union. They were our BROTH
ers all, thousands of whom were forced in
to the fight by circumstances they could
not control, and when they went down on
the red field of strife, the larger heart of
our common manhood should have inferred
all else, save their virtues, in the grave.
But has the Dispatch, at all times, man
Tested a similar spirit, or an equal desire to
bury sectional prejudices" out of sight :?
We will not say that it has not, but simply
press the inquiry in the forum Of its own
conscience. We believe that no such ale
tentative issue is presented by the two
presidential tickets the Dispatch would
wish to see IN the field, but that the true
spirit of harmony, and the effectual bury
ing of sectional preiudices, would be more
speedily effected by continuance, than by
change in the present Administration.
And more confidently still do we believe,
that infinitely greater good might be made
to accrue to Virginia, by the alignment of
the State with the present national admins
tration, than with one that shall be an
tsgonistic in sentiment and feeling with the
present Congress. We intend in due time to
specify the particulars wherein this must
be so; but the presidential question has
not yet assumed the shape to make the in
quirY profitable.
We are glad to see, however, that the
Dispatch is hopefully looking to the time
when the people of the United States shall
unite in spirit of harmony, and offer up
their sectional prejudices on the altar of a
common country. We shall hail the ad-
vent of such political millennium with as
much JOY as our neighbor, and do not be-
lieve that we shall lay any greater bundle
of prejudices on the common altar than
our contempary will have to bear on his
back, when he comes up, a true penitent,
to the temple of Liberty, in which such an
altar as he has named shall effectively
smoke for the common welfare and glory.