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Th8 English QuBstiOn.
Eeturn o! Charles Francis Adsms-Feellng
among American merchants In Liver
pool-The Times AgaiH-Pre-
parIhg..for a BsCk-O Down.
Enuiano's Last Shrewd koys-The Isds'
psndsacs Of Canada to be Proclaimed
No kossy Or Aes to be Thrown
Away In that Direction.

LONDON, February 9.-Mr. Charles
Francis Adams sails from Liverpool
tomorrow,
It Is reported that the Americans in
Liverpool do not approve Of the claim
for indirect damages.
The Times declares that England
has not revoked, and never will re
yoke the Treaty OF Washington. Sle
is still ready and resolved TO stand by
Il, but will not embark in any alterca-
tiOn specially designed to close the
door for all hopes OF a settlement.
The Post regrets the vehemenee OF
the English press in its attack on
Americans because it may stand in
the way OF an amicable settlement.
The Standard sees in the difficulty
which has suddenly arisen a source Of
gr,eat anxiety and grest possible dan
ger As an unfortunate accident might
at auv iu0ment precipitate the quarrel.
The StSudard feels sure that the
United StateS win nOt withdrew their
claim, and advises all parties to sup
port the government in maintaining
the position which Crest Britain has
assumed.
ABANDONMENT OF CANADA.
BOSTON, February "a special dis
patch from Halifax says that it is re-
ported on trustworthy authority that
a treaty exists and mas been signed by
the British Canadian government for
the separation of this dominion from
The British empire. The terms were
agreed to when the act Of the cOnfed-
Grafton was passed by the imperial
parliament, but the treaty was not TO
lake effect for some years, unless the
British government saw the necessity
for sooner action. Ever since the
signing Of the treaty the British troops
have been gradually withdrawn from
Canada, until now there is scarcely a
soldier in the dominion, outside of
Halifax. There is no doubt that
should the differences between Great /
Britain and the United States become
more serious the British government /
vlI at once publish the treaty, and
proclaim the independence Of Canada,
and by that means be relieved OF the
necessity Of defending these colonies
against the United States should war
ensue.
THE MATTER AT HOME.
A Washington dispatch says Sena-
tor EdmUnds asserts that he will press |
his resolution Of inquiry into the Ala |
bams question at an early day. He is |
Of the opinion that the English furry |
was gotten up TO affect the determina-
lion Of The International tribunal.
It is believed Ia Washington that
as Earl Granville's note on the sub
iect to our government does not init
mate any intention OF withdrawing
from the conference, a back iOWn will
be made, and be made on the ground
that no intention of withdrawal Was
eXpressed.
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NEW YORK IN SLICES.

NEW YORK, February g.
James Baxter was sentenced to the
New Jersey State prison for twenty
years for an attempt to kill Samuel
Whitehead.
1t said that Mayor Hall will be
present in the court of general ses-
siOns tomorrow, and will demand to
be informed whether he is indicted or
not.
The sheriff received a warrant for
the arrest Of VIM. G. Cook, charging
him with forgery for over half q mil
lion dollars, but he Is undoubtedly in
England.
The grand jury is to be discharged
tomorrow. II held no session to-day.
All papers relating to the Indictment
OF Mayor Hall is still in the possession
OF the foreman.
Tweed testified st the investigation
case OF State Senator Wood to-day that
he merely loaned Wood fifteen thou
sand dollars, and for which he still
holds Woods note.
There is no truth in the rumOr that
the district-attOrney is considering
the pIOpriety of compromising with
Tweed, Sweeney, Connolly and their
associates for four or five millions.
Sweeney is still in Canada.
The senior repair man Of the Au-
tomato Telegraph company was dan
gerously wounded and robbed of his
watch and about sixty dollsFs in
money by highWaymen, at New
Brunswick, last night.
The Methodist Book Concern
met yesterday. Reports were read
from the church east and west. DR..
Carlton presented the annual exhibit
Of the book publishing interest, when
MIR. Lanshan stated that he had not
seen the exhibit, and should present
one OF his own.
There was almost riot in Four
teenth street this evening. A party
Of plasterers demanded Ofa contractor
named McGlensey that he discharge
some nOn-sOciety men, and upon his
refusing to comply with their request
was struck with an iron bar, Nc
dlensey fired four shots from his re-
yolver at the party, who ran away.
1t Is not known whether any of them
were injured or not.
In the legislative investigation into
the affairs of the Pacific Mail compa-
ny, James d. Smith, one of the di-
rectors, and broker, testified to buy
ing seventeen thousand shares of
stock on account of President Stock
well, and that the company held
thousand shares which
had never been issued, reducing the
capital by three millions Of dollars,
and that he had borrowed as much as
three hundred thousand dollars from
the company on security of Lake
shore stock, which had been repaid
Oy Osborne, another broker, and a di-
rector of the company, who also testi-
ied that he had bought and sold stock
or President StOckwell, and that he
owed the company now five or six
1undred thousand dollars, the security
being mostly composed Of Pacific
Mail stock.
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Attachment NntIns.

ID EFORE JAMES HALL, a Justice OF the
ID Peace for Shelby county, Tennessee
John Howard Lane and Reese PIitchard ys.
Jim Rawlings
A FFIDAVIT having been made in this
"A cause thst the defendant Is Justly in
dehtsd % the plsl attn the sum OF niu ETY. two
l6-l90 dollars and interest from the eleventh
day OF February, 1857, due by pFomissOry
note Of ssid date; and the said attachment
having been sworn out that the defendant
ard the same having been returned levied
by the proper ofneer.
It is therefore ordered, That the defendant,
Jim Rawlings, appear before me, 81 my once,
In the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on the 18th
day OF March, lSI2 az 10 O'Clock an, or the
same Will be proceeded with exparts; Il is
further ordered, that this order OF notice be
published in the Memphis Daily Appeal, q
newspaper published IN the city of Memphis.
once q week, for four consecutive weeks.
This Sth day of February, 1sT2
JAMES HALL. Justice of the Peace
fe10 sat for SheibY county.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February "a bill
was introduced in the senate forbid
ding all professions in cities except
national guards, police and fire de-
partments, unless notice, object, time
and route be given beforehand TO the
police authorities and their consent
obtained, when suitable protection
shall be furnished. All professions,
except funeral professions are prohib-
tied on Sunday.
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DIED.

AoCULLOUGH-At the residence OF his
brother. Alex Mccullough, on the corner OF
Filth and Auction stFestH, Chelsea, At 3
O'Clock this morning, HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
aged thirty-seven years,
Mr.. MCCULLOUGH was well known in this
city, and was one OF the oldest steambOatmsn
on the Arkansas river. At the time Of his
death he was acting As mate OF the Govern
ment snRgbOat 8. n. Long.
The funeral OF the deceased Will take place
from the residencs OF his brother, Alex.
Mccullough, this CsATURDAY) afternoon, at
o'clock Friends Of the deceased and OF
Alex. Mccullough are invited TO attend the
funeral
LEWIS-Of paralysis, at the residence OF
her mother, Nashville. Mrs. gENORA ADAMS
LEWIS, in the twenty. seventh yssr OF her
sge. May she rest in peace"
sANNORER-of congestion, on Wednes-
day, the sth, JAMES II. sAENoEER Jr., only
son of FL. sannonsr. aged nfteen years and
two months.
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FRANCE.
Bazafne's Trsscbery EEtabIisbed---ksk-
ing information Of America

Bazafne's TrsHcbery EEtabitsbed---Ask-
ing information Of America
PARIS, February 9.-The Patrie
SAYS that the committee from the na-
tional assembly which is investigating
the facts connected with the capitula-
ton of the French Qualifications and
armies during the recent war, has oh.
tanned proof of Marshal Bazaine's
treacheTy to the republic.
The assembly committee on war
contracts has adopted a resolution ask
ing the United States government to
furnish the result of the inquiry into
the conduct OF the American officials
who were suspected of participating
Ia the purchase OF arms for the French
government during the war.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

The steamer Spain, from Liverpool, ar
rived at New York yesterday.
The steamer Colorado, run into and sunk
by the steamer Arabian, at tho mouth OF the
Mersey, on Thursday last, has broken heE
hack and will prove total loss.
War risks are now being taken on
American vessels IN the Manila anc
T,9ndon trade in consequence Of the sp-
nrehenaions raised by the Alabama claim
dispute.
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ENGLAND.

ThanksEiVing - Contested Elections
Speaker of the HOass OF commons,
EIe.
LONDON, February g Extensive
preparations are being made for the
thanksgiving ceremony at st. Pauls.
Petitions have been presented to
parliament cOntesting the seat Of Mr..
Nolan, just elected to the house from
Galway.
Indications are that Mr.. Dea5e will
be successful in the parliamentary
election in Kerry.
In the house Of commons, to-day,
Right Hon. Henry Bouverie, the
Brand ministerial candidate, was
elected speaker without opposition,
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80. 4S8-In the Second Ohancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenneasee.-W. b. Sneod
and creditors Of O. b. Locke & Bro, J. n.
PrOvlne. Trustee; u. .Provtn9. Mary Jane
Locke, Charles q. Locke. Joseph LoakH,
Mary Locke, Washington Bond. Sam. hans.
6eld and W. b. Locke.
1T appearing rom the bnl which is sworn %
1 in this cause that the defendant, W. F,
Locke, tB 8 resident OF Mississippi snd is a
nOn-resident Of the State Oh Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered BY the Clerk and
Master, That he make his appearances
herein. at the court house OF the Second
Chancery Court OF shelby county, in the city
of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nTst
Monday In April, ls72 and plead, answer or
demur to complainants bill. OF the same
WIN be taken Tor confessed as TO him, said
W. B. Locke and set for hearing ex'
parte; and that copy of this order De puo-
ushed once week for four successlVe HeeAA
in the Gemphis Appeal This Feb. 3. lSs2
NJ d Il STEW ART, Clerk ana Aester.
WFaon q peard Soils. for compl'ts. f5lo set
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PRUSSIA.

bismarck as a ThsoIosian-TEe Polish
schools TO be GeFmRnfzed.
BERLIN, February 9.-ln the Diet
to-day, during the Ggbate on the edu-
cation bill, Bismarck said that the
government was disposed to Propiti-
ate the Roman Catholics, but its pa
thence was exhausted. He announced
it as the policy of Prussia to German
ize the Polish schools as France had
GaIlicized those OF Alsace and LOr-
rainp.
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New ORLEANS, February 9.-The
congressional committee examined
ten witnesses yesterday, and to-day
they are unearthing corruption enough
to satisfy the most ardent refOrmers.
Positive testimony was ELECTED as to
bribing members and the nlOd1tS Oper-
dndi of getting their little jobs through
the legislature, giving the names Of
members and the amounts paid each.
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sembly to-day authorizing Governor
Washburne to act in conjunction with
our senators and representatives in
congress in urging upon the national
government the necessity Of an iTu.
mediate construction Of a ship canal
through the waters Of Fox and Wis
cOnsin rivers.
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ST. PAUL, February 9.-Tbe house
yesterday memorislized congress for
the adoption OF the land grant to the
railroad from Bayfield, TO the Ohippe-
wa Aalley as a substitute for the me-
mortal introduced in favor of the re-.
neWal of the La CroiX and Superior
railroad grant,
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RAILWAY ACCIDENTS YES rsRDAY


CHICAGO, February "a freight
train on the Illinois Central railroad
was thrown from the track this morn
ing, near 81 PasO, and badly wrecked.
Conductor Charles Blanchard is sup
posed to be under the ruins, as he has
not been seen since the accident,
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MADISON, February "a bill has
ossad both houses Of the legislature
RaosRing esection days legal holidays.
AZ immense number Of petitions
Al a. haan preseatsd for the passage OF
n1s 1;II to prevent evils resulting from
~ - aale of intoxicating Liquors. a
80 -, ,-.emonstrances against the same
we're also presented. .Aoas
IA RESOLUTION was adopted In the as
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MILWAUKEE,, February "a loco
motive attached to q Winneconne
freight train burst its boiler, near
SchWaTZburg, this morning, killing
William Fiel, brakeman. Edward
Ransom, fireman, was fatally scald-
ed. The explosion was head mile
and half distant.
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TALY
High Jisks on Beard tie shenand
at Nice.


High Jisks on Beard tie shenandoah
at Nice.
PARIS, February 9.-A special dis
patch from Nice reports that Mr., Cur
tin, American minister to Russia, was
entertained at a banquet on board the
United States steamer Shenandoah,
~ Commodore Wells, yesterday.
Salutes were fired on the arrival and
departure Of the minister. The ban
auet was preceded by 8 boat race in
the harbor, and followed by a ball on
board the Shenandoah, which was
gsily decorated.
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SAVANNAH,

SAVANNAH, February --CottoR-Buy-
ers and sellers apart and prices tending
downward; middling, 2l5<o. Net receipts,
1896 bales; exports c0sstwise, $50 bales;
sslss, 1900 5Sles.
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BOSTON, February 9.-The National
Bridge cOInpany's machine shops and
Curtis's shipyerd were burned In East
Boston. Loss, 90, 900.
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FUkERAL NOTICE.

DoSOHOE-The friends and acquaintance
of jeremiah DOnOhos are invited to attend
the funeral Of his son DAEIEL, this GATOR
DAY) evening, at O'Clock, from l7s Union ct.
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GALVESTON

GALvEsroN, February 9.-Cotton mar
ket dull: good ordinary, 1eZc. Net re-
ceipts, 5i4 bales; exports-to Great Brit
ain, 1895 bales; exports cosstwise, lilo
bales; sales, $40 bales.
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ADDIrIOAAL MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH.
lsEE THIRD PAGE FOR GENERAL REPOsrI
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, February 9.-COston mar
ket dull; middiing nOminally 221<o. Net
receipts, lO44 bales; gross receipts, 1913
bales; exports coaatWiss, 1908 bales;
sales, 100 bales.
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WASHINGTON.

EOre Stealing and the Thief csught-TriaI
Of the Bald Eagls-The Jury FaIls to
Agres-Seoretary Of legation Commit
tees on Claims and ApprsprIatlOns-MIs-
- eeIlaneous.
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MISSISSIPPI

ml5SIb6IFPl
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
A AED
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by ths Legislst oftheStats,
FRIDAY a0RETTs, GLASS @, FKB. g, 1874.
2s, fl, g. II, 20, As, IA, 45, 81, 81, 2, Is, 40.
FRIDAY zvzNIEs, oLAEs 20, FEE. Q, Is72.
80, q 6s, 90 6S 5, so, rs 81, 1s, SO, 80, SO, S6
Ssz aECOED STREET.
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TO PLANTERS.

- We are prepared to REPAIR Ma
OHINERY on plantation, on the most res-
sonsbls terms. ANS CO.,
feIO IA Bradford street
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
SPAIN

Continued ResistsRSs 90 the Govern
menf tn the Provinces.
MADRID, February 9.-Agitation
against the government is reported in
the provinces of Nalentia and Ands-
lUsia.
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NEW ADV RTlsEMEHTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY,
0moaa1 0rAv41ASs.

AORNISG CIaAB5-HO. 81.
90, 81, y, 81, 81, So, 46, 81, So, So, 80, 3.
EVENING CLAsS-Eo. S.
66, Is, rs, IS, 46, q, 8, l. So, L. "a, 50.
Lotteries drawn twics daily. Prizes nom
sleg TO $4,000, paid in money by J. Il.
FRANCE, ag't, As5S North Court st. Box ~,
Memphis, Tenn ?, 0. MURRAY, MILLER
q CO.. AsnAZerB, 81. Louis. No.
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ST. LOUIS, February 9.-TWo sleep
ing cars OF the passenger train coming
east on the Missouri Pacific railroad
were thrown from the track about
three O'Clock this morning, some az.
teen miles this side Of Jefferson CITY,
and one Of them slid down an en-
bankment endWise, while the other
and passenger coach were thrown
across the track. Seven persons were
more or less bruised, but no one seri-
ousIy hurt. The cause Of the accident
was the breaking of a rail under the
ladies' car, just preceding the sleeping
coaches.
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MASONIC NnTIcE.

A SPECIAL communication Of Leila q
"A Scott Lodge No. 2e, +. q A. M, viii W
be held this SATURDAY. evening, ~
February 10Th, 1t O'Clock, for work IN the
E A. degree.
All L. AS are fraternRlly Invited
By order (. STURM, w.. N.
Nj. HoCHsTApTKR. sacretary. felO
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LATER.

Several passengers, injured by the
railroad accident near Jefferson City
Yesterday, have arrived here. Itap-
pears that some twenty persons, more
on less, were hurt, but none danger.
ously. Mr.. Rice, Of the Planters
house, LeavenWorth, had his leg Sc
yerely damned, but no bones broken.
Mrs. M. H. Gaddis and Miss Mary
Gaddis, of Cincinnatti, were cOnsid-
erably bruised. w. n. ROWley, At,
Gibson, Kansrs, z. d. Maxwell, Chi
ca0o. and @. w. Mitchell, Usage Mis-.
sion. Kansas, were severely bruised
and the latter cut about the head
Five or six OF the wounded stopped
over at Herman, but none Of them
are seriously injured.
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WEEKS OPERATIONS.
CoMPARAr1vR COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, February 9.-Annexed is
the comparative cotton statement for the
week just closed;
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g, o, O, -
Iha New Msmphls Ihpafar

Is nov ORere sOr sale or IsSse B.ds or
l. proposals. Githsr for pCrchsss or lease,
kii;l be received until the drst Of April next.
Address TdON A. WICKERSHAM, RoO.S
No. Is, second Tor, Old Pcstcfic5 Buildin z,
Wemphis Tenn fel0
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WEEKS OPERATIONS.
MOBILE

MoBILR, February 9.-Cotton market
dull and nominal; middling, 22e. Net
receipts, 907 bales; expoTts-coastwise,
l347 bsles; sales, 100 bales.
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VOL. 32.-NO. 81
C0PARTNERSHlP NOTICE.


90
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-19
why Not Mention The Fact,

The Radical officials of Jersey City,
New Jersey, says the Free Press, are
under perfect cloud of indictments
for robbing the city in various ways
aud for various purposes. The tele,
graph announces the fact, but does not
mention the political character of the
indicted officers. We do not sec why
1t is not just as important to state that
these men are Radicals as it was TO
state that Tweed and others indicted
in New York were Democrats. The
ofenses charged were about the same,
aud there is no reason why the Radi-
calls OF the country should be spared
the affection Of knowing that some of
their friends were coming to grief any
more than the Democrats. But there |
is great difference. The whole Rad
ical party, under the Jenny Twitch-
err code Of morality, excuses tho
crimes Of the Grant administration
and the Grant officials, because some
Democrat in New York is under sus-
picion of being scamp. They have
not yet reached the point of under
standing that two wrongs do not make
INC right.
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whole number of PrcsSy terian minis
tiers is 40, to which may be added II
United Presbyterian and Reformed
Presbyterian. The highest salary paid
in the Methodist Church is $1,000,
and the average is not over $500
There are s Congregational Churches
and the highest salary paid is $4,000.
The Reformed Dutch Churches mum.
Der 20, and the highest salary paid is
$4,000, the average being about SO, 600.
There are 4 Unitarian Churches. DR..
who lately seeded, receiy-
ed $4,000. The Universalist Church
es are 8 in number, and the highest
'a!ary-s5,O 00--is paid to DR.. Guam
pin.
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Monitor Burned.

NORFOLK, Va, March 10.-The
monitor Mahopac, lying at the dock
at the navy yard, took fire this fore
noon in the wooden deck from galley
pipe. Considerable difficulty was ex-
perienccd in getting at the fire, which
was not extinguished till a considcra-
bic part of the iron plating Of the deck
had been removed. The Mahopsc had
been ordered out of commission, and
was to be taken into drydock in a few
days to have her turret and deck re-
moved. The damage, in view of this
fact, is not considered serious.
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Hathaway, Rcr.

Brownells majority 1871, with the
town Of Richmond to hear from, which
will give small Republican majority.
The charter election held in Manis-
tee on the 18th resulted in Democrat
10 victory. The following are the
Democratic majorities: Mayor, 1872 !;
Treasurer, IS; Recorder, 30; Justice,
90; School Inspectors, los and 49,
The Supervisors stand two Demosrat-
ic, one Republican and one tie. AL
dermcn, two Democratic and two Re-
publican. Everything passed of
quietly, the best Of feeling prevailing
OF both sides.
The election for a Representative to
fill the place of Mr.. Landon in the
Third District of jackson county took
place Tuesday, resulting in the election
Of Hiram G. Hodge, the Democratic
nominee, without a doubt. The fol-
lowing are the majorities
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Election Notice.

,N~''~~ 's hrrc''v Given that the Annual Chart 81
)lssnop Of ne City ~ Alpena will be held on
Monday. ne IL dAy 20 April, 1872. The Common
Council have designated the following placea for
haiins laid election 10 he difsrvn. Wards Of tn.
CITY
F'-. ~'ri-A tho County Clerks ofilcc; on
Second street.
ssc'n' w'ri-At the grocery store OF James
Tins, on the corner Of Fourth and ChSholm streets
'Thiri warf-A the ofico OF Obid Smith, or
Fletcher street.
~ order Of the Comm m Cou-ril.
A. HOPPER, Recorder.
Dated Alpena, March ~, lS72.
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A Stage RObbcr Captured.

SAN FRAYcIsco, March 10.-Ycs
terday stage driver between Stock
ton and Jenny Lind saw man in
the chapporel and recognized him as
one of the recent stage robbers. An
a'mcd party persued him and a des-
perate fight cnsued. The robber was
shot three times, mortally wounded
and taken prisoner. He admits having
been engaged in two recent stage rob-
berries, but refused to give his name.