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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08
Charles Simmer.

The Lowell Courier, an ardent
supporter of Grant, is unable TO
sympathize with those who are
abusing Charles Sumner, and says
"Charles Sumner is the foremost
man among American living states
men. He is head and shoulders
above all his contemporaries as q
scholar, as an orator, as n thinker,
as a man of culture. No person
can go into the United States Sem
ate without seeing at glance that
Mr.. sumner is the greatest man
there. No person can become ac-
quainted with that body by repeat
cd and continued visits without
learning that Charles Sumner over
tops all his fellow legislators i'm
most of the characteristics of the
true statesman. And his long rec
ord of over twenty years in con-
slant service is one of the proudest
in our annals. His devotion TO the
rights of the African race has, as
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SENATORIAL.

Observation-Disclosures
vention, held at ST. Louis on the Sd
inst, Nominated Mr.. J, L. Evans,
Of Gratiot County, who, from what
we learn of him, is one of the most
popular men of that county and
section, and one well calculated to
carry on a successful campaign
against Col. Ely, who was nominal
ted by the Radicals, at Midland,
last month. We hope to see him
before the campaign is over.
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The Ranical press is feeling a
little alarmed about the state of
affairs in Pennsylvania, and some
of them plainly acknowledge that
that State will give a Democratic
majority. Indiana has been given
up by them, and they are trying to
save Ohio by flooding the entire
State with counterfeit tickets, but
the Democrats and Liberals are
sending out the following warning
against this last desperate resort:
Beware of fraudulent tickets
Large numbers are in circulation
with ga. j. Wiley" printed on them.
The true name of our candidate
for Secretary of State is "Aquila
Wiley" Strike out the a." when
ever you detect it. Post handbills
with this caution at every election
precinct.
The elections in these States to-
day viii tell the story.
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Democratic County Convcn-
ton.

The Democratic County Conven
vention, to nominate county Off
GERS, was held at Beebe's Hal
on the evening of Oct. Sd, pursuant
to call for the same, by order OF
the County Committee.
The delegates affected tempo
rary organization, by placing Thos.
Doyle in the chair, and appointing
q committee on credentials.
The Convention then made a
permanent organization by choos-
ing A. w. Comstock Chairman. and
Ira Stout Secretary. The Conven-
ton then proceeded to the nominal
ton of the respective officers, for
the ensuing election, which are as
follows:
COUNTY TICKET.
For Judge of Probate,
JAMES ID. TURNBULL.
For Sheriff.
JAMES c. BOWMAN.
For'County Clerk,
JAMES CANANAGH.
For County Treasurer,
OSCAR TOWLE.
For Register of Deeds,
ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
WILLIAM L. ATKINSON.
For Circuit Court Commissioner,
VICTOR {. BURNNAM.
For County Surveyor,
WILLIAM MlRRE.
For Coroners,
IRA SToUT
DAVID STEWART.
For Senator Twcnty-Sixth District,
j. l.. EVANS.
For Representative. Alpena District,
PHILLIP O'FARRELL.
County Committee-A. w. Com
stock, Ira Stout, Donald McRae.
conrad Vessel. The following res
'lution was adopted unanimously
Rcsolced, That the delegates Of
his Convention pledge there uni /
ed and cordial support to Phillip .
)'Farrcl, as the nominee for Rep
to the State Legislature.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

The Radical papers are spread
ing the news of the accession t.
their party Of another Tweed. One
of the tribe of that name, and the
son it is said, of Boss Tweed who
lives in Louisville. We have never
heard of this Tweed before, but il
he is "chip of the old block the
Grant and Wilson collector of men
Of little honesty is the place for
him.
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Register.

Every Democrat should sec that
as soon as the Registration
Boards meet his name and those of
his ncighbors are ON the roll. as
the loss of a vote might, perhaps,
in this county, where. the parties
are so close, defeat or elect n candi-
date. Besides this, it is the duty
of every one who has any interest
in his country, TO vote for one par
~ or the other at the elections,
and no man has the right TO
stand idly by and do nothing
Get your names registered, and
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then on election day vote for some
one. Don't be content with being
of no more consequence than a
stick in the management of affairs.
Notice will be given of the meeting
of the Registration Boards, so look
out for this, and attend TO the
matter. If you have moved from
one Ward to another you must reg
lister again.
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4 Poets O1sinioIa.

In a letter to the colored men
John G. Whittier says:
81 cannot see any just ground
for distressing such a man as
Horace Greeley, so horonably dis
tinguished as the advocate of the
rights of all men, irrespective Of
race or color, and who has been for
thirty years the educator OF his
countrymen in the principles of
justice and freedom"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08
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Do not use paint Or powder, but
get n moro permanent beauty bv
purifying your blood. This prepo-
ration Of Iron and Poke Root
makes rough and scaly skin soft
and smooth; changes that sallow
complexion to one of freshness and
health, and removes any Eruptive
Diseases of the Skin, Pimples, Pus-
tules, Blotches and E1uptions. IF.
you wish rosy checks and a healthy
complexion, use DR.. Crooks Conn.
pound Syrup of Poke Root.
1gyI
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

The Grand Rapids Times of the
I'd inst, has the following; At a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Grand Rapids, Greenville 81 Alpe-
ma Railroad Company and the
Grand Rapids, Rockford & Green
vile Railroad Company, yesterday
morning, the two roads were for
mally consolidated under the for
mer name. The new road, under
the management of its efficient Of
flcers, viii be pushed forward with
energy until completed.
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Georgia Elections
That Tidal Wave" Moves
Onward
Glorious Victory!
30. OOODon1Ocr.atic
Majority.
The Radicals in Despair!

The Radicals in Despair!
The Georgia election, which took
place on the %, speaks loud and
plain in favor Of Democracy. The
Radicals, although fighting vigor-
ously, accomplished nothing, and
the State has given the ovcrwhel-
ming majority of $4,000 in favor of
the Liberal and Democratic candi-
dates. The Radicals crowed long
and enthusiastically over She Maine
election where they lost 5000 on
their vote Of four years ago, but
since the news from Georgia has
spread over the country, they have
not word to say, and are as dumb
as a lot of clans. They are be-
coming disconsolate, knowing as
they do, that the chances for cleo
ting Grant are growing beautifully
less every day. This Georgia cleo
ton gives Democratic gain Of
~, goo, and the feeling throughout
the country among the Radicals is
not of the best.
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FsO,ilicDs sCpsasss.
Since the Louisville Convention
Grant has concluded not to take hi,

Since the Louisville Convention
Grant has concluded not to take Ii,
straight" any more.
VIM. r. Steele, Liberal, has 25C
majority for delegate in Wyoming
territory. The oiiicc-holdcrs' ring
spent $4,000 to rc-elect Jones, and
only carried one county.
The Tire FIoA, published at
Hancock, Delaware county, n. Y,
is the latest newspaper recruit fer
Greeley.
The White House has had a new
copper roof put on, some black
walnut stairs erected and other
garnishing donc-all in good shape
for Uncle Horace to take possession
in the spring.
Henry w. Longfollow, the poet,
heads the delegation from Cam
bridge to the Massachusetts, Liber-
al State Convention.
Grants Cabinet is like a railroad
circus. 1t was first exhibited in
North Carolina, then transferred to
Maine, and now is on exhibition in
Pennsylvania.
There was great clam-bake of
fat men in Cincinnati last week, -
of them averaging 800 1-2 pounds
weight. One woman present, from
Five Mile River, weighing go
pounds. The fat men present vo-
ted-Greeley 70, Grant Is.
An administration paper in Ohio
asserts that "Grccley hats are used
for setting hens" This shows that
there's something on-ncst about
them, at all events, while the con-
tents of the opposite paity's hats
are commonly added, notwithstand-
ing their military cocl1-aid.
The Cinainnati Commercial
makes out that Ohio is surer to go
for Greeley than Pennsylvania.
The Indiana Saturdays: News
from all parts of the State satisfies
us that Hendricks and Craven will
carry Indiana by 10000 majority.
The Schohaiie RepuJlicon says
"Grecley stock has risen at least
ten per cent. within the past ten
days." The Oswego PaHod'um
says the Democratic Liberal cam
vass in that State has just COM
menced, and the tide is rising every
day. Similar reports come from
every part of New York.
The Minneapolis Evening Times
says "Mr. Greedy will received, in
this State, substantially the whole
Of the Democratic vote, and nearer
one-third than one-quarter of the
Republican vote, as it has hereto
fore been called. The Germans are
Tor him to man the Scandina-
VANS are coming to his support
every day in altogether unexpected
the Irish are three to one
Tor him, and no one nationality, as
such, can be said to be opposed to
lim."
Perhaps Grcoly's speeches did
Kill hin, but then all of them are
being printed in pamphlet form
md the press can't keep up with
he demand.
The Choctaw paper, published in
he Indian Territory, floats the
Greeley flag.
Forney's Press again reiterates !
)urtin's letter will give Buckalew
1900 more votes that he would !
AVE received without it, and puts {
lis majority at $4,000. =
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preparation known as DR.. Crooks
Compound Syrup of Poke Root
rheumatism, Pains in Limbs or
Bones, Constitutions broken down
by Merclrial on other poisons, are
all cured by it. For Syphilis, or
Syphiiitic faint, there is nothing
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-08

letter urging Grants election" aS
claimed by administration journals
why don't some of them publish it
A Grant journal asks, "How can
Democracy swim with third tick
ct on its back z" If the third tick.
ct is son its back" the Democarcy
will let it stay there.
Newport is another point for
Greedy to consider. Twelve Grant
men are paid $4,000 per year to
RIM custom house that collects less
than $4,000 per annum.
Hon. S. S. Cox is less troubled
with General Grants taking of
gifts than with the consideration
for which he took them. That is
just the point where the trouble
comes in.
A clergyman of Topeka was one
of those who received a SO bill
sent 10y the wife of Senator Pome-
roy, of Kansas. He sent it back
with "No, sir; you can't buy my
vote. l am agoing to give it away
to Horace Greeley"
Gov. Jacobs of West Virginia,
has written a letter to q Greeley
and Brown meeting at Charleston,
emphatically declaring for the Lib
eral cause. He is the man the
Grant Radicals of the State helped
to elect the other day.
"Grantite" is newly coined
word describing a follower of the
President and "Grant tight" also
describes the President himself.
Fifteen Grant men met at Fort
Howard, Wisconsin, and formed
themselves into a club of 400
900" was for telegram.
1t is estimated that the Grant
victory in Maine cost 100000, aside
from what was collected in the
State.
Under Grant, the old prhase
"drunl as Lord" is super ceded
by "drumll as a President
There was probably a greater
number OF people at the Greeley
ratification meeting in Now York
than Ill the Grant mocjing- tA.t
have yet been held in the STATE
This ,ca-ou.
In Wisconsin, according to tie
Milwaukee Nc,cS, the German vote
is almost unanimous for Greeley
Senator Trumbull expresses his
confidence in a Liberal and Demo-
cratic victory in that State in No
ycmbcr.
The postmaster at Albion, N. Y,
IS so afraid the GRANTEES will sus-
pect his loyalty to the man on
that he wears liable on
bis collar bearing the words: Il
I'm for Grant and Wilson," The
orleans Democr0t suggests that he
hould change the words to IL am
irant's dog"
The revenue officer who said this
o postmaster was not without
,limpscs OF a great truth; "Wcn,
suppose these men arc both pref
y bad; bat, If Greeley had. been
nominated at Philadelphia and
irant at Baltimore, | have not the
east doubt we should have been
aliing Greeley saint and Grant q
lcan cuSs."
n Radical of Spencer township,
lissouri,assured a colored voter of :
enter township recently that the (
election of Gen. Grant to the Pres
lency was n foregone conclusion. |
Why" said he, "three States !
'hecaga, Kanady and one of Kay- .
lyna's-have already gone for s
i'm" That settles the question. q
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Corcsy on ,cn,c , ne ARGu

CoI1csyo 'on,c , ne ARGUs.
Mr.. EDITOR.
At the last meeting of the Grant
and Wilson Club, r. J. Kelley made
the statement that the Grant adj
miniStration had cost less than any
other administration since Adams
time, and challenged "any one to
contradict that statement in the
next issue of the ARGUS" Now
that the boy may not I've lod aStray
hereafter, we will give him the fig
ures: According to the official
statement of the Register of the
Treasury, the net ordinary cxpen-
SEES of the Government for the year
1850, (under Buchanan were $780,
100000, and that in 1870, (undcr
Grant, they were Sl57, 100000, be-
ing about two and one-half times
greater in 1870 than in 1860.
CITIZEN.
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snnnrrr,a orrlcr. ArrrSA. Mrcn..

August 20. Ig52
TO the Electors of the County of Athena.
NJ Election 60 be hcll on tbc m, Nav,
the firt Monday OF November ncxf u, ~, GU
of Mcligun the following o,ileeIs nrc to H. 49,
81. viz: - ''''
a Governor, Lieutenant Governor. sccro,a,c og
sioner of the state Land Ofic,, NttoIney C,nl,'
superintendent Public instruction. ID M.mb y
of the state lea Al of Ilucaiinn in ,i,,s ~
win Willis, whose torn of oliire wui "S,,,,, ~
cember 3lst 1872, and a Reprssntnfiyc T., Con-
l-rcss for the Eighth Congressional Iis'ric. OF M,
state, 60 which your county is attached. Al, ~
senator for the Twenty-Sixth Senatorial I.tri,,
TO which your county is ATTACHED. agreeable 10 ti
pro isions OF Act no. l2S Of the ssson Laws nj
tive District so which your cpunfv il nifacfci
ree'ble 70 &c provisions OF Act No. nc oil n.1
'';'s'yh Law on ISL.
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NOTICE.

Bcwick, ComstoclS & Co., having disposed of
their en;irc stock of goods TO MassiS Warner.
Puidy a. Co., would respectfully request those
tic thcm.
BEWICK, COMSTOCK & co.
Alpcna, September 8, 1872. 81
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ELECTION NOTICE.
SHEnIFF's OFFICE, ALPENA, MIcu.,
Aue-t1at ogfl, Ig-D

SHEnIFF's OFFICE, ALPENA, MIcu,l
49, August 2Gth, 1872.
To the Electors of the County of Alpena:
You are hereby notified that nc the next Gcnor-
~ Election, TO be held on the Tuesday succeeding
the first Monday in November next. in the state
OF Michigan, eleven Electors OF President and
Vice President OF the United States are 10 be
Elected.
In Witness Whereof, have hcrounio set my
hand and seal, the day and year first above Writ-
ten.
JAMES CAVANAGH.
o0te Sheriff Alpcna County.
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oughly sublime. No other word
expresses it,"
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Dr.. Crooks Wine of Tar.

Ten years of a
public test has
proved DR.. Crook S
Wine of Tar to have
more merit than any
similar preparation
ever offered to the
public. Ii is rich in
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ties Of Tar, and I'M
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OF the Throat and
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OFFICE or THE Cry COMPTROLLER, ,

Alpcna, Mich, Sept. 81, 1872
Sealed proposals will he received at the Office OF
the Comptroller for the city of Alpena, Michigan,
for building bridge across Thunder BAY River,
bctwe n Second and Dock streets, in said city, for
furnishing all the mateiinl, erecting and construct
Ing said bridge in accordance with plans ana spcc-
icatons 10 be seen at the office OF said Complro-
Ter of Apcnn.
All proposals must bc delivered to the sal CONN.,
troller ut Alpcna, on or before the 2Gth duy of
October, A. ID. 1872, at IL o'clock, noon. Bidders
are required 10 file satisfactory bOnd with snil
Comptroller before proposals are opened, copdi-
toned chat should they be found the lowest bid
ders, they will enter into contract with cool and
suiiici mt surotics 20 perform the work. furnish
material, sc. said bridge to be completed ON or
before the lst day of March, 1873. The right To
rccc. any and I'll proposals is especially rived
DONALD MCRAE, Comptroller
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
Geo. V-N Lathrop, Charles s. May,
Otto Stark John Wuhl
Andrew j. Bovine, Henry Chamberlain,
Henry FraliCk, Randolph Strickland,
A. Smith, Charles Babo,
Charles II. Fcnton.
STATE TICKET.
Tor Governor
AUSTIN BLAIR, of Jackson.
For Lieutenant Governor
JOHN e. BLANCHARD, of Ionia.
Tor Secretary of State
GEORGE IL. HOUSE, of Ingham.
For State Trcasurcr-
JOSEPH \. HOLLON, Of Saginaw.
For Auditor-Goncral--
NEIL O'HEARN, of Livingston.
Tor Commissioner of the State Land Office
GEORGE IL. MURDOCH, of Bcricn.
For Attorney -General-
ID. DARWIN HUGHES, of Grand Rapids.
For Superintendent of Public destruction
WILLARD STEARNS, OF Lcnawcc.
For Member OF the State Board of Education
EDWARD .FELDNER, of Wayne.
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AlPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.

Tuesday, October 8, 1872.
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CONVERSATIONAL
Tweed.

Eighth District -chaunccy W. wisncr.
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We the undersigned Commisnoncrs Of Estimate sra
Assessment In the aboye-rntted matter, hereby go
notice o. the owner or owners occupant OccupauA,
OF all houses and lots and improved or unlmpru,,i
lands anccted thereby, and o all others whom It msy
concern, to Wit
First That We have completed our estimate and 70
scssnent, and that all persons Interested thrsr pio
Cerdlnys or IN OF the lands affected thereby 20
who may be opposed TO the same do present hrit Oh
Jcctious IN writing, duly verified To Charles Place k~
Nassau street. room - ln this city, lore the "a
day OF Noteuber l,i}, and TINT We the sAu Coma ~
siOnrrs, viii hear parties OhjtCtlng within the tu
week days next after the said an dav OF SON emhcT lS'
ana Tor tnat purpose viii be IN attendance At tAd
olhco on each ~ said ten days, Nt u O'Clock M
Stcund-Ihat the abstract of the sad estimate aud
assessment together with ouf mANs, and aisO al tN0
AmdANls, celupics, ana ether documents which were
the office OF the Department Of Public WorAs In The ciy
OF New YORK there TO remain untl the 18th day OF No
vember, 1872.
Third That the limits embraced by the assessment
aforesaid are az follows W.T. Al those lots piccts or
parcels OF land, In the city Of New YORK, situate,
bounded, and contaiued within the following linis,
that to say ON the west by the centre line Ot Ffh
avenue on the east by the centre line OF Fourth aN
nuc on the north by Exterior street or Harlem river
aud on the south by the centre line OF Eighty stlb
Morris squsre.
FOurth-Thni report herein viii be prescntei 20
the Supreme Court OF the State Of New iOrN.
cal term thereof. to be- held In the Court llaun ~
OF NoVunOet lSH at the opening OF the court on thb
DAY, aud that thea aud there, soon thereafter
counsel can he heard thereon motion Will b. mas
that the said report be counrncd
DATED New YORK. Sept, IN !s,!. y -, .,s
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Advertisements In the Weekly Wisconsin, - cents q
line. Advertisements IN seInf Weekly Wisconsin.
cents line Every other day Advertisements two
thirds full prices. City Matters, cents per line for
hrst Insertion 20 cents per line for each subsequent In
sertion yearly rates, $40 per SQUARE Standing Adyer
tisements on fret and last pages, 80 per cent extra
CRAMER, AIKENsa CRAMEh, Milwaukee.
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SUPREME COURT.

orr \ BoARp OF AsskssoRs,
New York. nCtol or s lNtl.
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AUFNENIE tUIKT,
In the matter Of the application Of the Mayor Alder
men and Couinonalty VI the city " New Nora restna
70 the
OPENING AND EXTENDING OF
MADISON ANENt T.,
from the northcrly side OF One Hundred and Twenty.
fourth street to the Harlem river,
u Tnk lIIl OF NEW YORK.
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