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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-07
State Items.
TAXPAYER.

A lad named Francis Bilaelo, en-
ployed in the mill of Eddy, Avery
d CO., at Bay City, had his hand
caught in the stave machine recent
ly and all the fingers were cut off.
A man named Sullivan, while dis
tributing fencing along the line of
the Detroit & Bay City Railroad, on
the 25th fell between the cars and
was instantly killed. The entire
train passed over his body, mutilat-
ing it in a horrible manner.
4 man named Smith was arrest
ed at Owosso, on the 25th for an
assault upon Jacob Young, with in
tent to kill, whom he struck on the
head with beer glass. Smith was
held for examination.
Grant Jacobs, on trial in the Bay
City Circuit Court for the attempt
ed murder OF Henry Woods, some
time since, was, on the Goth sentenc-
ed to term of ten years in the
State Prison.
A reward Of 5000 is offered for
the rccapturc Of VIM. A. Water
man and Henry Murrell, who escap-
ed from the State Prison on the
: Goth.
: A man named Muller, for the
, alleged shooting of De Vriendt, at
Grand Rapids, recently, was ex-
amined before Justice Shenkman
on the 30th and was bound over
) for trial in the Circuit Court.
The number of prisoners received
v into the State Prison during Sep
@ TENDER was IA number discharged
4 II number pardoned, | +; number
escaped, 2; The whole number
now confined in the prison is 655.
Two Bohemians, at Escanaba
L whose names are unknown, were
: drowned in skiff a few days ago
n They got drunk, had a fight, upse
a the skiff, and were drowned. Thei
bodies were found clutched in eacl
:, others embrace.
y Up to September "a, 305,2s,
It tons of ore had been shipped from
Escanaba, and 6,l42 tons of pi;
d iron. From Marquette the ship
10 mcnts of ore amounted to All, AS
: tons, and of pig iron to 1923 tons
:. A day or two ago, at Bay City
~ the aged mother of the saloor
n keeper, Paul Kingston, died at tn
ct poor house. Shortly before he
W death she was furnished with som
70 liquor by her son, and, it is said
- never spoke afterwards. Suspic
% ions have been aroused as to tn
1T character of the liquor.
y VIM. Lewis, of the firm of Nc
a Craze & Co., Of Battle Creek, wa
y stricken with paralysis while at tn
:. breakfast table on the I'd inst.
A meeting of the citizens of Sag
T. NAV, to consider the project {
Is constructing a free bridge acros
IS the river in that city, was held
lr few evenings since, at which a con
4 mittee was appointed TO solicit tn
. subscription of funds for the pul
= pose. A petition to the Board {
g Supervisors, asking aid, is also b,
70 ing circulated.
It A little son of Conrad Schneider
,. Of Ann Arbor, two years old, fe
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-07

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an execution
Cissued out Of the Circuit Court for the county
of Pressure ISLE bearing date of October LIST, 1873
and 10 Inc directed nj certain suit wherein GUS
tav u. Lichterb,rg is Plaintiff, rs. Tgnatz Low
Defendant, have this day seized nd levied up-
ON the following real estate, rs property Of SAID
Ignatz Low, the within named defendant, 20 wit {:
All his right, title and interest in the southwest
quarter of section five in town thirty three north
range six east also the southwest quarter Of sec
ton eight in said town and range also the south
east quarter of section six in said town and range
also the northeast quarter of section ia said
town and range; also the northwest quarter Of
section eight in said town and range; also the
southeast quarter Of section seven in said town
and range; also the northwest fractional quarter
of section five in said town and range, all in the
county Of rpsque Isle, aud State of Michigan,
which will offer and expose for sale M public
auction, TO the highest bidder, on Thursday the
27th day Of November next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day.
The above sale will he holden ut the front door
OF the court house, in Rogers City, in the county
OF Presque lsle, where said property may be ex-
amincd.
FRANK soMMER, Sheriff.
Dated at Rogers City, this lth day of October,
A. ID. 1873. liSwL
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Communication.

Mr.. EDITOR AS a taxpayer of
this county, | would respectfully
ask the privilege of saying few
words through the columns of the
ARGUS in regard to the detective
matter, now under discussion.
In the first place, when detective
HOWE first set about the work OF
ferretting out the parties who caus-
ed the burning of Alpena, the peo-
pie had every confidence in him,
and believed he would accomplish
the desired end. But the work has
been exceedingly slow, and nothing
has yet been done 10 satisfy the
people that the detective has really
been acting in good faith, and the
money and time has actually been
thrown away. Searches have been
made, officers have been dispatched,
only TO return without success, and
as many of the people believe, for
4 mere blind.
Mr.. Howie's article in your last
issue failed to show that any one
was at fault but himself, and his at
tempt 10 throw blame on the should
ers Of Mr.. Turnbull was a complete
fzzle. 1t only showed palmer than !
ever that some device was sought c
as an excuse for not living up TO I
the agreement 20 have the incendi- d
aries ready for trial az the coming 3
term of court.
In reference TO it being publish OF
d in a Bay City paper that the n,
,arties, etc, were known, did not cs
he Bay City paper get the infor- O,
ration from the Detroit Postl And n
id not the Alpena correspondent nj
( that paper write to the Post the Is
articulars Of the affair, stating ri
nat the warrants were out, and the 81,
Ulcers on the track! This is the m
port, at least, and until it is prov IN
1 differently your correspondent sn
i'll think as others do, that the 10,
hole matter, from beginning to ac
ID, is one grand farce and loop go
Die is looked for now to crawl out
1t would appear from "a Voters ~ ~
'ticle in the last number of the e.,
ioneer, that Mr.. Turnbull had ac- -, -,
lsed Sheriff Spratt of doing in s 90,
stice to the people Of Alpena 90,
unity. Now, sir, don't believe w. ~,
r. II. has any such idea; nor do | '''
lieve that there are three men in !
8 entire county who would ac- LII
Sc our Sheriff Of wilfully wrong sh'
{ the people out Of one farthing. lev
Ie citizens are satisfied that Mr..
ratt has been acting in good Nj
tn, and doing all in his power for
G benefit of his people; but they NJ
not believe as much of Mr.. w
,wie, and they think that our of
ers here have been deceived. w.;
The people are dissatisfied, for NJ,
ey believe that orr o,rn officers cd
'uld have accomplished more to- 200,
nd bringing these criminals to
nishment in half the time Il ut e
5 been spent, than would ever be "a =,
ne under the management OF G. g.
,wie. e 1v'
Yours &c, on
TAXPAYER.
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Easy Money.

The Albany Argus, an able pa
per, and whose judgement is worth |
considerable, looks on the bright |
side of the financial cloud, and !
from the prospect presented, argues
that the effect of the collapsing Of
the great railroad bond broker
firms will bring about cheaper
money market. We certainly hope |
this will prove true. 1--WE now
see," says that paper, "who the
parties were who have for some
time bid money up to gold inter-
est or quarter per cent, half per
cent, and one per cent. day in
addition to legal interest for the use
OF it. Railroad expanders and e.
nancial agents of new railroad en-
tcrprises in uninhabited regions are
the ones who have competed with
the legitimate business interests Of
the country, who could not stand
such rates for the use Of money
these inaators Of every kind of val
ues have until now paid to bolster
their schemes. Let all men in reg
ular business rejoice in the hope OF
better days. The capital Of the
country, once turned into its proper
channel, will soon irrigate and re
vive interests which too long have
dropped in the blghting atmosphere
created by railroad forcing houses
Future transactions in solid rail
road stocks will by no means in
crease the cost of money in thu
market, for it will take less to car
~ them in Wall street and else
where than it has done, by million
of dollars. Prices have been knock
ed off to twenty per cent. on Ne'
York Central, Rock Island, LAX
Shore and other good stocks, an
more on the poor trash of the maj
ket. What took a week ago 500
900 to buy can now be bought fc
from $4,000 to $4,000. Const
quently the difference betwee
these figures, is money loosened W
reckon at thirty millions of dollar
taking in the deprecated prices {
the whole range of securities dea
in at the Stock Board.
There is prospect, too, of gol
imports. Exchange on London
now reported difficult of SALE
price has dropped two per Gel
within a day or two on bills draw
against grain shipped abroad. l.
this difficulty continue for a fe
days, and twelve or fifteen da.
hence gold will be on the wharv
of New York, on orders sent o,
to England by cable for it to p'
for grain here /; for which there is
feet Of vessels in ballast, now arri
ing. Let rs all take heart then
the prospect Of better times 500
Let the stock men and the broker
get through with their falling
soon as they can, and leave a Gle
field for the agricultural, merca
tile and manufacturing interest
and they will soon bring thinI
right again, and soon restore
credit oil except those who ougl
70 bsvc failed long ogo.'-Covrr's
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DISSOLUTION.

The oopartncrship heretofore existing between
thu undersigned. under the nnn name Of Mona
ghan x Healy, II this day dissolved by mutual
consent. John Monaghan assuming; al the assetts
and Liabilities o. the late MN.
JOHN MONAGHAN,
JOSEPH L. uEALl,
Alpcna, sept. 81, ISIS. lllVi
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j. COHEN,
Merchant Tailoring.

new stock Of goods just received, which are
offered at the lowest rates.
Also cleaning and repairing In hrs.-claS style.
Upstairs in Nycrs' biork, Alycna. loj.
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y1ORTGAGE sALE-Dcfault having been
w made IN the payment OF the sum Of four
hundred aud thirty-tWO collars aud sixty cents,
which IL claimed % b. due nc the date OF this no.
tice, for principal and interest," on esitan mort
gage, bearing date the tWenty-siNtk OF June, a.
ID. 1914 executed by RO.anna POtyin, party OF the
rrst part, 10 Henry Riley, party OF the second
part, ana recorttcd IN tine Office OF the Register OF
Deeds OF Alpcna county, ON the tweniy-seyenth
day OF June, A. ID. 1879, az . O'Clock a. NJ, in Lii
Der Il, OF Mortgages, PAGES 4SO anl ISL and
no suit on proceedings az law or in equity
having been instituted 20 recover said sum or any
part thereof Therefore, notice is hertb BY given
that, % satisfy the amount 30 claimed 20 be due
together with the legal costs OF sale and the sum
u twenty-five dollars provided in SAID mortgage
attorney fee, ia case OF proceedings 20 forc-
close said mortgage, and IA pursuancc OF the
power u sale contained IN said mOrtg age, ana OF
the statute IN such case made and provided, the
premises described in said morisage or ~ much
thereof will suffice 10 pay said sum o. money
with costs of foreclosure ana attorney fee, 10 vat
All that certain piece or parcel OF land st nhted
and hrinxin the eitv of Athena county OF AhCna,
state Of Michigan and described follows, 10 witt
I OF number six 49, in block number nine, l5l ac- 1
cording 10 the recorded plat Of the village OF Ape-
na. viii b. sold az public auction or vendue, TO the
highest bidder, at the front door of the Court Room
# rottlrs hick block, in the city OF Alpona, that
being the place of holding the Circuit Court for
he county of Alpcnn, on the 18th day OF Novem-
ser, A. d. 1873, at the hour OF ten o'clock In the
UrcnoOn Ol said day.
!. ID. TUnEBULL,
Attorney FOR Mortgagce.
Dated Alpcua, August rs, 1873. lO5wl3
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Aalhool: How Lost, Hsv Restored

Just published, a new edition Of On
[>><SSEs Gulyerwcil's celebrated Essay on
U1fISo the rsrlical cure without medicine
--A1-l-' Of sTseTInatoIThusa or ccninal weak
noss, involuntary seminal losses, impciiincnts 10
marriage, etc Also cOnsum ptiOn epilepsy and hts,
induced by self-iniulaenoc OF sexual eNtrayagance
80 Price in a sealed envelope only six cents.
The celebrated author in TINS admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years sueoess-
ful practice, that the alarming consequences OF
seif-a5usc may BE- radically cured without tie
dangerous use OF internal medicine or { he appli-
cation Of the knife; pointing out mode OF cure
az once simple. certain. and ehcctual, by means OF
which every sufferer. matter what hls conc. ion
may he. may cure himself cheaply, privately and
radically.
a6-This lecture should De in the handle Of every
youth and every man IN the land.
sent under seal, IN pam envelope, 20 any ad-
dress, post paid, on receipt Of SIX cents or two
postage stamps. Address the publishers,
CHAS j. {. KLINE q Co,
lo9y l97 Bowery, New York, lOstoitice Box, 1886.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-07

The New York Tribune urges
the resumption Of specie payment
and argues that the vast amount Of
gold now lowing into the country
will enable the Treasury Depart
ment to resume at once. It
wouldn't be much harder to resume
specie than commencing payments
Just al present.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27

The Elko Independent thinks that
the Indian threats about which so
much excitement has been had lately
is owing to the bad whisky with
which the red men have been sup
piled:
Through parties from Sp.uceinon: We
learn that the Indians OF that vicinity
have determined to emulate Captain
jack, and as there are no lava beds IL
that section to excite their cupidity they
have about concluded to take possession
of the town 1t seems that their stock
Of bullets was not SO large as desired,
SO party of big braves deliberately
helped themselves from a pile Of bullion
at the furnace. and intilna;ed to some
citizens that their room would be more
acceptable to Lo than their company. 1t
Is reported that some married men feel
apprrhensive of trouble with these Indi-
ans and have removed their families. hut
from AL We can gather no danger is I'M
inineut. We are informed that the In
dams who talked with SO much authors
ty were under the influence of whisky
and like humanity generally AZ such
times fel; like debating to the world at
large.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27

SAD AccIDENr.-A sad accident which
terminated very seriously, occurred a
few days ago at O:eana. the particulars
of which are as follows: Mrs. E. P. Tor
rey. while attendin. to her household
duties, had occasion to 60 down cellar.
While descending the stairs. u step gave
way beneath her feet and she fell to the
cellar floor with some violence. At the
tim. she experienced no pain or evil re-
suits from the fall further than singu-
lar feeling Of numbness. which soon
passed of. Shortly Afterwards, how
ever. she was taken very i'll. and gave
birth to twins. a boy and girl. both
stillborn. The mother was terribly pros
trated, and for few days her condition
was extremely critical. but Mt latest nc:
counts she was somewhat improved and
was doing AZ we'll as 'uld be expected
under such irving circumstances.-SIce'
State, May Path.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27

Mn. JOHN McCULLoUoH, whose
excellent capacity as an actor Is
gaining Il recognition in tue Eastern
a. we'll ~ in the Pacific Coast cities.
is about taking q starring tonr on
the Atlantic side. Says the Alta of
Sunday:
The California Theater will be under
the manag. ment of Mr.. Burton Hill for
a part If next season. rs deputy for Mr..
John Mccullough. who has accepted Of
fers to make starring tour through the
principal citirs-a project he has had
for some time in contemplation. ana!
now brought to completion by LIBERAL
tenders from managers, made through
Mr.. Morris Simmons. the theatrical
agent in New York. The first appear
ance of NJ. Mccullough outside of what
are called the Pacific Slope States, will
be in st. Louis, thence to Chicago. GIN
cinuati, Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York and Boston; returning West with
other cities not laid down on his East
ward tour. and for which thine Is yet To
be fixed. We shall look with some in
terest for his appearance in New York
where he was so Hospitality received and
DO kindly mentioned when he played
Oth-llo to the IayO Of Mr. Edwin Booth.
about two ye .rs ago. H has since had
numerous tia,ttering offers from Mr..
Booth to play in Julius Cesar with
him, and also to play round of charac-
tiers at his splendid theater in New York,
where he will finally appear in response
to these invitations. About the last OF
August he will leave San Francisco for
his Eastward tour, aud success attend
himi
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27

SCRIsNER's FOR JUNE:-Somethin
more than hundred and twenty five
pages of original matter make up
the measure of literary aliment fur
nished forth in Scribner's Magazine
for June. It opens with long. IL
lnstra.ed account Of the ascent of
Mount HAYDEN. in the Yellowstone
country; and there is "Spiritual
song" bv Geo. Mcdonald. a brief
and very interesting sketch Of Bret
Harte by his good friend Noah
Brooks; then follows Captain Lnce.s
Enemy; The White Flag" an ex
cellent poem Inv Susan C-'nlidga; and
amongst other things verv cleverly
written and not less cleverlv Illus
trated description of orr Postal Car
Service. Cornell University is also
illustrated with the niceness and ex-
Attitude of the wood cuts with which
Scribner il always 50 charminclv
emhellished. We wont attempt to
follow the table of contents any fur
ther; but suffice it to saw that the
high reputation Of this hest Of Amer
lean illustrated periodicals il sus-
tanned in the number before us. 1t
can be had ut FOxs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27
MINING STOCK REPORT.


Forenoon Board.
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50 Best 4 Belcher. "a
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100 Coz. ',rsihia, -. . ~ a.
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10 SiiVtr mt -. - -. Wv 80.
40 Octiit HtAi- =, -
20 y l. Con, 'tc.
10 Eclipse. t'..
30 Ov.rman. Al, Al :. - :. By
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20 hnIckaT oocAtf = -.
$40 Aroma | tan, 5, $50 ~
l1n Baltimora Con. SH' wave IVA d.
80 Bacon. 4 DO
1890 Am. Flat, A, ~. rs, So
JR Tyler. |.
$40 Woodviile. IA. ID.
$50 ho>suth, O.
80 Greene. -.
100 Orig. Gold Hill. =.
sou Seq. Roca Island :.
80 franklin. "a
Evening Report
1000 v.,,. q, ,..g a. o.r<
Ia Rar'n,,J /, Eiy 81 .n 5oI1
,'o Ea! n.Di ~" ~ ~ ~ - w.
NV uIeAa ". - ~
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27
Mr.. CHARLES MINTURN, lon

Mr.. CHARLES MINTURN, long
known in Calf .rnia rs Steamboat
m IN. has followed "CApn ChLd ;"
and the rest Of the old attaches Of
the Steam Navigation Co. who have
been called away SO rapidly during
the past few years. He was the
original owner Of the famous Sacra-
mento steamers Senator and New
World and WAS connected with ex
tended steamboat enterprises at the
time of his death, which was caused
by epilepsy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27

The great Richmond Eureka
Consolidated law case with Thorn
ton and CARRIER and Jim Hardy and
Tom. Wren and David E BAily and
other legal lnminaries to take part
in it il on trial at Eureka. As long
a trial "a that of the Raymond
Hermes seems likely.
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Ghe carson lailn appeal
CARSON CITY:
Tuesdsy. May 81, 1873.

VS. hold Governor Bradley in
high esteem IS Governor. citizen
and As "a man AMI brother bnt II
the noble rel man is, as he would
seem himself inclined to hint. abont
to begin a series eff depredations
upon the cattle which now roam his
once broad limiting grounds. we
hope he will begin his maraudings
upon the hocks and herds Of his Ex-
cellency in preference to anybodys
else. We express this hope not out
of any sense of il! will that We cher
ish toward the Bradlerian bovines.
nor from any Agrarian like willing
ness to see rich man despoiled OF
his property; but because we feel
assured that the more prominent the
snhjec. of any Indian r"bberies that
may take place the more likely will
be our Father which is in Washing
ton to take speedy and active meas
ures to bring the aforesaid red man to
a proper sense Of his duties to
civilization and his pale faced
fellow creatures. In the alb
.tract, as in the concrete, indeed,
90 far as Governor Bralleys
steers and helfers are concerned we
should regret his despoli,tion Of
any number thereof +; but if his
prominence as public officer Can be
utilized in bringing Uncle Sam to q
knowledge of the true situation Of
Indian affairs in Nevada, we shall
feel a. If we cannot withhold cur as
sent from SO much of aboriginal
plundering from his droves as will
have tine desired effect. Else, what
is the use of having a Governor? If
the red men can't first practice their
confscations upon the gubernatorial
bulls and cows, where, in the name
of popular government, should they
begin? If what We suggest does not
take place, it will be only too glar-
ingly manifest that We might just as
well have elected Tritle. or any
other man, minus of four footed
property, as Bradley. OF course it
is not necessary for rs to soy that
we trust it may not become an actual
military necessity fer the Goshoots
or any other tribes Of s:avages to steal
anybody's cattle bnt if such depre
dafions are inevitable, certainly the
Governors fat oxen and tempting
yearlings must first be sacrificed!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27

An interior paper says San Francisco
boasts of healthy climate. while there
are three hundred and thi-ty-two pa
tients in the County Hospital. If our
contemporary will take the trouble to in
vestigate. it will find that nineteen out
of twenty of our Hospital inmates
brought themselves and their disease
from the interior.-Chr nic.e.
There are two reasons why this
may be true: In the first place it Is
of piece of the general fooIi>hness
of the ..interior" people to break for
San Francisco when they have
sick spell as we'll as when they
have money; and the average sol
vent San Franciscan knows too we'll
the perils of the climate OF his city
to STAY there after he gets sick
he bolts for the mountains.
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Or the late terrible tragedy in
Ida or Aida Wiley. the Reese
River Rereitie of Nav 2 ri says:

hIVtr Neceftte vi 49HN !. TIT
From gentleman who ha. just ar
rived from Gold Mountain We learn the
following further particulars concerning
the late tragedy at Ida Valley: 1t APP
p-ars that Childs instead of being shot
bv some person in the crowd. WIS kill d
hy his own pistol i'll an attempt to dis
arm him. He was crazy drunk at the
time and evidently shot at random. with
out any definite idea in regard to who be
wanted to kill, although he had few
words with Hugh Scott, one of his VIC
tins, that morning; but everything had
been anicably settled and no ill-will was
supposed TO exist between them at the
time of the killing.