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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

The committee. on Privileges and
Elections reported unanimously thai
nothing had been brought before
them to sustain the charges OF bri-
berry preferred against Senator Bogy
of Missouri v 8E
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

The Legislature of Pennsylvania
has appropriated Sl,OOOO00 towards
defraying the expenses of the centen-
NAL celebration of our national inde-
pendence.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

ANGTHER.-The Republican Con-
ventioa of Ashtabula County held on
Monday, passed resolution censur-
ing Garfield for his vote on the salary
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

THE coIored Republicans of Louis
ana are much distressed over the re-
fusal of the United States Senate to
admit Pinchback to a seat in that
body. They fear it will be impossi-
BILE in view Of this action to guarantee
the fealty of the masses of colored
people to the Republican party in the
future. These threats will doubtless
bring the, Republican leaders to terms,
though it is admitted that the election
of Pinchback was secured by usurpa-
tion. zsia.z
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03
There are ss5s, ,42e,eI2 Of legal-ten

There are s35s, ,429,9I2 of legal-tcn-
ders- In eirculation. There are some
persons simple enough to believe that
if our currency was composed exclu-
sively of these greenbacks the Gov
ernment would save some twenty
four millions of dollars in interest and
the people be just as well off.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

H0ns7yames Dixon, United States
Senator from Connecticut from 1857
TO 1859. died Of heart disease on
Thursday last at his residence in New
Haven, aged 58 years.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

Dnring the storm on Saturday, 3
new three-story brick buildings on
Butler Street, Brooklyn, N. Y ;, were
blown down; also anunfinisbed four
story brick building on DeGraw st.
Considerable damage was done to
shipping. J yafasHe t9i7
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03
Rewarded.

Among the Presidents appoint
ments is that of ex-senator Sawyer, of
South Carolina, as Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury. He voted for the
recent salary steal, and now he has
his reward. In 1865 he was 2 collect
or of Internal Revenue, and report
says there isa deficiency in his ac-
counts amounting to some $4,000.
Truly the civil service reform of the
President is beginning TO develop it,
self. q vs ssl e1edt .sasisets 1isii
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

A a Washington special says: A
clerk in the Indian Bureau has been
arrested, charged with being implica-
ted in the MOI tn Carolina Cherokee
frauds. The fraud has extensive ram
ifications, and "a many as forty per-
sons are said to be implicated.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

GEN. BUcKLAND, of Fremont, is
talked of for President of the Ohio
Agricultural College.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03


Senator Baynard, of Delaware, in a
very vigorous speech on the Louisiana
question, which has been publ shed in
phamplet, made this apt report on the
majority in the Senate - - -. 4t.
Your political party has had in
these ten years unlimited controlsOf
every branch of the Federal Govefn-
ment. Congress has made and un-
made the State Governments in the
Sonth at will, andsthere 10 no element
of misgoyerBment for which your
party majority are not responsible.
The mingled web OF ignorance and
fraud, of fcorruption and yenality, OF
Irapacity and crime, in whose meshes
those unhappy communities are vain
ly struggling, was woven by your
hands alone. And when you cannot
unite it, you call in the sword TO cut
it. isl1e3 sEia5ea sseH $50 ,ge :;
Such has been since the war closed
the history of your rule ); such it will
continue to be'nntil the whole basis Of
of your rule is changed, and you cease
to sustain ignorance aud vice i'm their
contest with the virtue and intelli-
gence of those communities. 3aA esa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

THE Democrat g of Trnmbull Coun-
ty on Friday last nominated DR.. d.
p. Woods, as their candidate for del
egate to the Constitutional Conven-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

Hon. P. Van Trnmp, the Democrat
&c Representative from the Fairfield
District has refused the extra pay al
lowed under thesreeent act of Con-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

A Richmond. Var telegram of the
i29th, says: dispatches from nearly
all parts of the State report the storm
to day as very general in the South,
The gale has been accompanied by
hail, snow and rain. ALI dispatches
mention more OF less damage to pro-
perty. ts14. ,s.5t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03
FOR SALE.

10 ACRES OF LAND. with good Ite
Il - story House, good barn and Young or
chard; situated one mile south of Ravenna
ALSO IL ACRES OF PASTURE LAND
one half mile east of the above. viii la soii
on reasonable terms. Inquire of
JOHN BYEIsS
Ravenna. Feh, 18TH, 1SI3 235-4ts
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

IT iso denied that Rev. Gen. Hon.
Garfield has s.piaced" his share Of the
plumber which he voted to himself in
the exchequer of the Hiram College.
1t iseven limited that he has not yet
drawn it. When will he muster suf-
ficient courage TO place that little
5000 s'where it will do the most
good ?7 asiin s.=ssfe
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

A society for the prevention of cru
city 10 animals has been organized in
Cleveland.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

/ The Postmastef General decides
that Congressinen elect, as well as
Members of the fast Congress, are eIi+
titled to the franking privilege until
the lst of July. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

The Republicans all over The State
have been rejoicing at the prospect
of split among the Democrats and
Liberals in the city of Cincinnati.
But on Saturday last the Liberals
came up to the work and resolved to
support Johnsol,s the Democratic can,
didate, and the division which seemed
to afford the Credit Mobiliers so much
comfort has been healed. -, a. "a.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03
FARM FOR SALE.

I offer for sale my farm of one hundred acres.
Situated on the main Cleveland and WellSyille
turnpike, two and one half miles Southeast Of
Ravenna about one half the land Is Mahoning
bottom, that never overnows; the balance uls-
land, under good Improvement The house Is
an elegant two-Story brick. new. and In ono OF
the most beautiful locaiions in all the country.
There are one hundred young fruit trees, OF
the choicest varieties. some just beS inning To
bear
Every pasture field is watel cd by mover failing
streams. Evcryth about the place is ar
ranged for beautiful aud pleasant home.
will sell all or part containing the butld
ings and about thirty acres. Mt a price much
less than the real worth. Call upon. or address
at Ravcnna, j. ID. KING.
Ravenna, Jan'y 81. 1915, s9a-tr.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
'RAvENNA. THURSDAY. APRIL 3. 1878.

Aefifty thousand dollar incendiary
fire Occurred at Cheyenne on Friday.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

Some Republicans at Shefiield, Eng
land, passed resolutions on the 18th
inst, in favor of republican form of
Government for that country. tl:ul
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03


The Republicans of Summit county
in their Convention on Saturday pass
ed a resolution complimenting Hon,
VIM. III. Upson for voting against the
salary steal. Fortunately the Radi-
Gals of this county held their conven-
ton before Congress had perpetrated
that outrage, and were consequently
spared the necessity of pronouncing
upon that subject. But the '"ring'
leaders are hard at work setting
things to rights, and though there is
much murmuring against the corrup-
tionists, now the GROWERS will. be
ready to take "new departure" as
soon as the campaign opens and en-
dorse the whole AFFAIR.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

Mr.. Tyner, of Indiana, Mr.. Here
ford, of West Virginia, and Mr.. Ack-
or, of Pennsylvania, desire TO have
the record corrected. They voted
"No" on the salary steal, and are re-
corded as "not voting" Mr.. Here
ford brings collegue to witness thai
he (the. collegue) s.distinctly heard
him vote No = and he further ayers
that he voted "No" every time. Sev-
eral Congressman, as the Hon. Ed.
ward Y. Rice. of Illinois, are less
clear, bnt still under the Impression
they voted NO" These negatives
would have changed the resnlt-Chi-
cago Tribune. fsI
The question naturally suggests it.
self, "was the great plumber accom-
plished by means of false counting 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. OCT. 20

MONDAY OCT. 20
Mails Panama Aspuwa the Central AmsHcsn ana SCUM "a
esc ports the steamship Colon close h5@ H. oSs
snp salts Al u NJ, from Per No. AZ N K
TUESDAY. OCT IL.
Hsyt etc. bF the steamship Ncksb1g cose AZ p M
Ma tor Havana direct by steamship Columbia close AZ p IN
Suppenentary for dOubepostsge letters and printed mee
closed al gao p. steamship sails 81 m ron fe NO. 10 " a.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. q
Queenstown and Liverpool, per steamship
Nysda close SOD Supplementary NAL or double postage
r. and printed is closed 81 the PostOmee Al y ~
steamship sails from Pier No 46 n X az p u
A Pfusslsn Closed Ms Is sent bY this line .
For Cennan Mail Bremen. BY the steamship America m1l
-i,.e at ~ Supplementary Mail for eou6e postage e
closed al the Post once a. lou u oaM
ann ssils Al d L., t)0 OF Ihird-st. HOOokeh
GHURSDAI. OCT. %
Plymouth Cher0Ourg and Hamburg per steh
-, P,,.i, close AZ - NJ Supp Mail for double
ge letters and printed matter closed at the PosOhce al LOU
M Steamship sails at D from loot Of Thirl-st Ho6oke9
Havana and Nassau per the steamship Cy o. Mso eos
pu matter At the POStOhce at 24Op steamship sails
al 3 0. ~. Pier No \. K =,
srsmsbip Ais Al 3 70. m from Pier No. 81 n. r.
Tor St Thomas Brazil the Argentine Republic west lnes
ec by steamship Mermack close al N AhuppeH ea
Tor o postage end printed matter closed the osiOmee
215 Steamship sails 81 m iIom flef NO 40 N H.
FRIDAY. OcT. "a.
Mails Newfoundland OF the Ne"lofk PoOnee every day
al D 70 Halifax.
Maj Tor Iiahfa1 n s. the New-YOrk POitOhee
1ara 6 D NJ and goes Boston.
Ns for the United ngom only Queenstown and Liverpool
b The steamship Celtic CLOSE al go No Supplementary Mall
Steamship sails from White Star Dock Favona feITy
JsneT Ctr .----,.-
Moe close u NJ Supplementary Mail for doqb Postage
tsrs and printed matter closed the PoOfce At 1850
StamshiD sas at 2 D. from foot Of Thirdst. Hoboken
Prasssr closed Mail IS sent bY TINS me
Mas tor BY he steamship Cubs close At
M SuppeneniaT postage letters and prnied
Insief IL the Post0hee al 2;4O n steamship sails
al 3 D. n from Pier No. 3 \. r.
NA for Ker City Of Houston close At
steamship sss at 5 . from Pier No. 20 X T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
Nrw.YonK. saturday. Oct. ls, ls79.


The Horse trade of the week under reVie"
was done chiefly under the red flag OF tine ehu'ne =,
tionerrs and there was but very modera'o =, ,be
acuv,tv m the general market Sales eho''o' -.
RuI,,s Head stables ranged as follows; en-
from 81 900 TO $1,000 per pair light dnFint ,,o,
100 ., sooo nor nair single coupe horses aNer'S.u W
ner head: heavy truck horses -,
Ir.rcbt horses from sl2S 70 sl7S per heau.
To- odd,ton 70 the regular semi-"oeAp S'o' q. '"o
,,at onction mnrts, there were seVerd S''os Vi '"i
s Ito, stock the most prominent among them
u NJ .,eorge Bolton Alleys uotters, head
hrougbt together 1920, or an average OF about
W., - ,.,a and the large sale Of booded stock AT Mr.
7; Taylor's stock farm near Turner'S In Orange
Cn,tv " where 81 head were disposed OF ut grand
tofsI N sic sos, or about 1868 per head
On Tuesday the 2st inst, important sale OF trot
tara and road hOrsesthe property OF the wellknOWn
trainer Mr. Daniel Msce-s announced to take place at
stables No 2O6 West 48thSt, Major {. W. Barker lOf
Barker Il Chasol be the officiating auctiOneer. The
hst for sale comprises several weknown trOt
who have records OF them well into the TWEEN
fes. The first horse will be brought 10 the hammer AT II
o'clock the sale will DO without reserve or reslrc
ton whatsoever.
DEATH or VALUABLE HORSES
The famous brood mare Hatura, the dam OF LOngleo"
and other good horses died the farm OF her owner
Mr. John Harper OF WOOdfOrd County, KY on the lOlh
inst The fast trotting horse Lookout ded aJ Iairl
town N v on 18th inst Seventeen horses Perisheu
at fire which occurred at GOfatOwn, y. H. on the l4tn
inst Ned Hastings, by Iaggarts AOdailan; 'aped ~
$4,000 was among the horses burnt 10 ueat I.iRhtl
six horses were DESTROYED by the IRE az MI hlaIn
Hayes's stables at South End Boston on lIe loVn ss
Barker & Chase's City Auction Mart and ~ l. Iatei
sails follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

syssA Rd.a Doctery ana rif Mrs Me- h k,.,n Nv
four daughters child b. bmithson geo ~
DOUGLASS two children J. H. ChIschse and bro.se hs
MS j. hckton a. d. Spesce u peeoo , Ali De- Reh,rI
james Richard Mrs Jones ami three ehdea " n us. re
Walker Niae Rrrgsraber wife and ve rtrne Ap
H. J. CnnGc Howard wife and ehh nJ0I M,,,. Rvel.
r. DougheriT Mloy wife and servant @ NJ WI
Moran N n Pearson r. Gwynn " Bron snd son, MI ~"
lace sister and children Miss James ThcS hsa Leon
T,tore, de- Cespede knbt MoDowal James hchenh
CO. E,,nt Tbo John simmons Mrs Dekenson ana son
ERON IiykPPOOI-Iq steamship Cctio. Oct lV-mrs hAns
si a. p.Y n Raids wife MIRA X Cowd'H, infant sna
,, MS Kate Cowtin Miss Martha Cowdin miss Ance .osus
cas.li, NJ CowdHn H. Gutierrez J. A. Cham w. HURT n
WSSs e ane two children, VIM. Resor wife and three en- a
N X NstnmSa p Clegg Mrs. Miller Insce Rasim ha Jacques
and Eve ehidreu, Capt f. W. Williams Arhnr " h vs.
"a sifs Joseph Ulman, James Wright L. LVngstones "
y wiswanger Mlra contLs Dr. s hoHn MAJ R sna Sie
Leigh and servants Hon Mrs Leigh and servsa hr ke5os ana
c-nt u scott BALDWIN, j. b. RsthSOne Mrs Ciarke and du{n
Nre y nj smith servant r. Douglas d. W on EN- fIen
Towp,end Smith, Told W. r. Riots, H. " r. fenna sne
Vie pr Andrew Wright and wife mrs J. H. Sweet Thomas s
bury wife son Thomss Adams George Peterson ~
Mr. NJ. T. BALDWIN and daughter, A. ~ Jones, W. j. heAe"
Fowler W Han.
PROM saw ANNAH-Ta steamship Virgo Oct ls-gsme n HsI.
ter IA Hunter ~ Lew, H. NJ Lawrence O. hetsean n Rsa.
wife sud children Miss e. Barlow, Mss Lhne "n'0"' -
eeuC T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
nEcIsIONs-Ocr- "a

Saprcre -Chdmbes-Bv Judge Fanchcr.-
Is AL oOrder granted In the Of the claim Of Da
sgt B.tste Of r. Stur decreased Motion Tor commission
with StuyVessntAn
oier may be de-
fsuisat
Superior COuri-NpeciGt Ierm.-By Judge Scdg-
vekofnAnn hscherOre reference ascertain damages
sustained BY O -luiiingon et al ag hsr a
Judgment Of Court o. Appcae be made he Deh
damages by jury. Frsoane ag
Rollaaj-Ofder for til remtGr from Cour Of Apps
RosMoton sppoiut receiver granted haIs az
pD,uue Stead ct al and Moore sgt Pstpse
Or,-s granted Schneider sSt The Parsson Match
pointing receiver.
Common Pleas-Specal Te7ul-VBy Judge Ro6lnsoh'
-Ieehaf ag LeschsG-Dvoree granted 70 piliuul "sN
A. s.nsrc. r--S-e ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
THE COUNTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Martin ODonnell was arrested In Brooklyn. yes
teuay on warrant issued Justice Walsh h VA Of he erp1
81 CARL in Pelcns ST. sges that SOM NOUNS ago
o,r ord 1880 worth rcm his house that they
delivered and that ODouBc renewed them 70 Ne" or woe he
found secondhsnd store VDO"a' D' S'' 'n I'D van
fornA
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning,
h.e- n,r Po~ McCalum ani John Leone held for
go dsfg 81 bail charged by Bernard OCOnnor 81 No 10
pse Win having assaulted stabbed him with knife the
b.,ft. Higgins committed for tual, charged
h. nan, Mahey 3}5 watesL with having struck HIM toe
he'd stth hlnner, on SATURDAY night last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
IMMATURE ALMANAC

san ,s.. 67 sao ,.es........ 5:I3 moor h'e''' o'
| rBD ~ !, a, a.,. P.,,, otO8
/ ssn'v Hoos... IA Cove lslhnd... 1il1 n'
/ Hiss THIS ~ -. -. ~, q, a.. Esr,, 900
| T.OO CoV island. 1871 "N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

forces, Carriages, Darness, NJ.
Major CHAS.W w. BARKER, Auctioneer.
n. THB GREATEST SALE
OF CELEBRATED
TROTTRRS AND ROADSIBRS
EVER KNOWN,
TIE PROPERTY OF
DANIEL MACK.
on TUESDAY, OCT. 81, AT ii OtLOOh,
AT THB STABLES - .-...u-..
M 2O5 WEST FORTY RiGHTH-ST, NEAR BROADWAY.
THE STOCK COMPRISES
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD, Alb OF
$50 245. and includes the N-snosn
PENN YAM, EASTERN MAID. BUITEhBAif MAGNA CnAn A.
JOE STONBWALL JACKSON, YOUNG HONEST BILL
.-'~ THESE TROTTERS WERE SElBoIBD Ky NIX hACb
this summer during travels Bsst and West with great care anu re-
caress being Of reducing MS STOCK o4'
THEY ARE ALL WARRANTED SOUND AND KIND,
and all are stylish and elegant drivers 80
STOCK WIIY BE on EXHIBITION on SAT- RDAf, OCT IS,
and up sale, when M MACB will be home 10 sac" t1m
CATALOGUES NOW READY,
obtained BARKER GLASSES C Auction ha 'nl
kevYork Tattersss Broadway AMI THIRTY ninth 81
no POSTPoNRMBST on ACCOUNT OF WEATHER
ERESH ARRIVALS of superior Carriage and
Road Horses at FrCHS Stabe l53 Easi IMeayoarh.L
HORSE BLANKETS and ..
A large assortment in all grades will be found at
HARNESS, HORSE CLOTHING, CARRIAGE
ROBES Sc endless and astonishing 'aney Of elegant de-
sgus, for the Pail and Winter trade 80, on ,.
c. NJ MOSBMAE BRO. Msnufaeturer. III Cb.Dbersst
DOAD HORSES, single and in matched pairs F;
speed 24O to minutes 20 poles LOW prices A T. "hiISos
l95 Eas 2isntL
TO LET-At reduced price, PRIVATE STA
BILE 232 Esst Tgentehs, ThrdaT has family ROOM
~ " INGRAM Tgeuty.fhh 8 sud Fourth-Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
6otels.
fnrnltnre.

A WEEKLY and MONTHLY PAYMENTS
IN. for FURNITURE CARPETS. and BEDDING, at b. NJ COW
PERTHwAIT co.'s 155 and 157 ChabsmI An immense sOef
and Low prices.
A UCTION NOTICE,-GoOd second-hand and
n Hsht CARPETS all aIe nh English Brus and In.
daily sus,on very cheap l12 FulOh between Wlia
and NASSAU.
TOR SALE-ALL THE ELEGANT FURNI-
TURF IL house 90 Murr1y Hill, RhhITa, complete for
bouiseSF WIS occupancy hoass prompt sale object Address
Boz 4,7sb her-forf Post0hcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
Sales bp Aurtlon

A. hpRws, AucnoBeeL
Ply BANGS, MERWIS & Co., CSC Broadway,
ID near Bondst-salss WORKS An GOoas
MONDAY AFTERNOON Oct. 90 at O'Clock sale OF Valuable
WORKS AMERICAN HISTORY Shakespeare the Drama 6 Scarce
AMERICAN POETRY Pamphlets Trials Autographs, and Bngnyngs
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 81 p MA collection Of RARE
LOCAL HISTORIES BIOGRAPHIES and Books resng 10 the In
diam The Mormonf PeemssOay Gebesoe the Rebellion, &c
JOIN H. DRAPER, AuctiOneer.
GALE at Equipment Department, Navy Yard,
- Broofn order VcsAdmirsl s C. Rowan, TUESDAY, Oct
81 1873 O'Clock Old Rope Old Iron Old Hose Cooking
Utensils, Chairs Looking Glasses &C.. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

,c.z C,,- cvxrv,r TaKn-NoS 3 7. 49, iS, 6l GO. G5,
50 20 as so ~ II0 i83 lac. $50 l3l, lo2 1873 loo
1876 1862 -, n N II 10 "a
S,FcisL rrxx-PAvcHsH JDemaTrers o. TO- H. H. 10
IA l5 i6. H. Is. 81 . 20 o. o. % - % 90 on 90 az
@, az so ~ 81 o. 30 l5s 60 49, H. 1872 2i2 90.
PsrU NJ. ss4i, 7i2 99S. 23J4 225t. 244f 298S, 29S1
82t s5Gio 100 1886, 2222 25302 26S2 $40, o9z2 9oV
sTrEE,os CorEr- PART 1-BAEBouE Gu Mo- 75g VIZ w
IA ri 5Sl S. SIS 595, 459 659 7l9 623 625 CO., oV'
Bi3 IN. 200 c-o --o s-c 400 $50
- 4o4 800 6Gs $50. CSC. 800. 734. 76S oo,e
TBRNPAET DAY, ca J--Nos 49,
.s aGs Va 90 1888, 1917 2245, 1910 POS. 1906 go
~. ~ 90 % NO. 1859 s2l 1887 1891 2279, 1856,
l429 2262 28Og 1912, 1913 1927, 2i3l, 2432 24SS 20
Equrrr TER,-J. f. DAILY Mos "a II, A. o. a. 90 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM AaPNMALLIa stsamaAp R.sina Star Oct l0-hIa j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

Very ltte can be- said the local carriage trade Inc
demand was better than during the pecedlng
week vet even this extremely limited Improvement was
moi eGHally distributed bat confined TO the waeIoOns
of few leading manufacturers. As u Is uSual az tines
OF inactivity there is large amount oil "OrA at tue
repair shops.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-18
A Day I'm the Woods.

The unusually large number of
deer in the woods in this vicinity
has been the cause of many hunters
having a good time generally among
the game, and the results were
very satisfactory.
Last week two of our citizens, whom
we will call Mr.. Short and Mr..
Long, after making ample prepara-
tons, started early one morning for
a day in the woods. We might here
say that previous to the start, they
made arrangements with the butch
ers for the sale of at least dozen
carcases of venison, which they
were confident of securing during
the day. They set out, full of hope,
with light hearts and smiling faces,
and success they knew would be
theirs
kfser travelling for an hour aud q
half, they were delighted by the
discovery Of plenty Of signs Of
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-18

How TO GET SPLENDID YOUNG
PEOPLES PERIODICAL AND Two LOVELY
LANDSCAPE CHROMos Amy one paying
us $275, will be credited payment for cue
years subscription to the ARGUS, and
receive the Young Folks Rural one year
/ recommending any time); and also two
iloyely chromos of Wesrern American
scenery, Morning on the Mississippi"
and "Sunset on the Sierras," copies of
paintings by Streight9 mounted and
vanished ready for framing, and sent
postpaid without additional charge
The Young Folks Rural is $3.50 per year
with the two chromos as gift to each
1t is published by III. N. F.
Lewis, also publisher of the Western Rural,
at Chicago.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-18
Our Reporter ON the Alert.

Extra copies of the ARGUS can be
had at the news depot, and at the
Office of publication.
Last Saturday Samuel Anker left
Snow storm this morning.
town for England, for the purpose
of obtaining the fortune which we
made mention of some time since.
His mother will meet him at New
York, and accompany him across
the water.
An open drain is being dug on
the south side of Washington ave.,
which will be great benefit to
some of the residents of the Sec
ond ward. - 90
A coal stove for sale cheap at the
news depot. Ff5t n
DIR. Wilkinson informs us of four
new arrivals during the past week,
and he thinks IL viii probably be
necessary to lay in an unusually
large supply of provisions for the
winter.
The Travellers Insurance Com
pany, Of Hartford, pays It's policy
holders IS per week for every
81, OOOinsured during disability FROM
accidental INJURIES, and the whole
sum insured in event of death there
from The yearly cost is from Sc
to $50 per $1,000, according to oc.
cupation, or business. ]. +. Mo-
Sween is agent In this city.
Our country subscribers will
please remember that we will take
wood on subscription'at any time.
We want good wood.
During the past week the pcpu-
lation of our city has advanced