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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-25
OFFICIAL.
No. Il.
No. y.
By the President Of the United States of

NJ. IL,
By the President Of the United States of
America
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS satisfactory information has
been received by me from His Majesty he
Emperor OF Japan. through an official
communication from Nj. Arlnori Mori
His Maiesty's Charge d'Antircs, un Ter
date OF the second instant, hat no other
or higher duTies of tonua ~ or imoosf are
imposed or levied in the por of The Em-
pire of Ja'un, upon vessels wholly belong
ing to citizens of the Unitel States, or
upon the produce, manufactures, OF mer-
chan lise imnortei in the same from the
Gnitei States, or from any foreign coun-
try, than are levie on Jaanese shipS an
their cargoes in the same ports under Ike
circumstances:
Now, therefore, |, ULYSSES $. GRANT,
President of the Unite 5 afcs of America,
by virtue Of the authority vested in meby
an act of Congress of the tweniy-fourth
day OF May, one Thousand eight hundred
and twenty-eight, do herely declare an
proclaim that from and after the said sec
0nd instant, 50 long rs vesse.s Of the Uni
ted safes and their carToes shall DeeN-
emnt from discriminating duties as at0rc-
said any such duties on Japanese vessels
entering the ports Of the United Safes, or
an the produce, manufactures, or mer-
chandise imported in such vessels, shall
I've discontinued and abolished.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
act my hand and caused The seal OF the
Unite | $ a,es TO be ailiAet.
Done at The city OF Washington, the
fourth day of SeptemDer, in the year OF
our Lori one thousand eigh hun lre1 an |
seventy-two, AMI of the Inlepen lence OF
the Unite States the ninety-sagen h,
SEAL L. S. GRANT.
BY the President:
CHARLES HALE, ActiRg 5 {. of STATE
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FEVER AND ACUE.

FEvER AND AGCE crved for fity cents. There i
not remedial agent In ihis world thai will fsvsi
and Agus, and all other Maaripus, Bilious, Scarlet,
Typhola, Yellow, and other Fsvsn ta'ied BY RAD
WAYS PILLS. 70 quic As RADMAi'S READY
RELIEF. FIFTY cents per lott,e. SI,t. by Druggists,
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JOB WORK.

Having received new type, stock of col
ored inks, cards, a Gordon johber, etc, we
are prenarc1 TO execute ali kinds OF print
ing in a better manner, aui iify per cent
cheaper than ever before offered in this
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Every drop Of the sALSAPARILLIAN RESoLV-
ENT communicates through thc Blood, Swat, CriaS,
and other aals and jaIcss Of ths system the vgOr Oi
hfs or II repairs the wastes Of the body with and
sound material. Seroiula, Syphilis Consumption, GlAs
dulas disease, Ulcers ia me Throat, Mouth, TsmOra,
Modes in the Glands and ether parts ef ,ae system, Sore
Eyes, Slrumous Discharge FROM tie Ears, and the WORT
forr Of Shin diseases, Eru tons Fever Sores, Scad
Head, Ring Worm, Salt Laeuu, Erysipelas, Acne.
Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tlmors, Canssn In
the Womb, and all weakening aai painful discharges,
Night S~eau, Los Of Sperm, aai 81 wastes Of the
life pEinGps, are within the curative range Of this won
der Of Modern Chemistry and few days use will prove
10 any psrsOs using sOs sIiss Of these ru cf disease
iu potent power TO cure them.
II the patient, daily bsromlng reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that h continually progressing sue
eeeda In Avstng these wastes ard repair the same
with new material made from heA thy blood-And ,hs
the SARSAPARlLLlAN wili anil does secure
Not only does the SARsAPARILLIAS REsoLS ESr excel
al known remedial agents 10 the cure OF Chronic,
6erofuUns, Constitutional, and Skin diseases bat IL v
the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel. Dabves, Dropsy,
SIoppagp Of WatrF, Inc nnence oil Urine, BFghls Wsv
ease, Albuminuris, and iu al where there
briekdat deposits, or lhs water Thick, cloudy, mixed
with sabpanrrs like the white Of egg 0 threads like
white silk, there morbid, DARK, bilious appearance
and white bOnedust deposits, aud when there Is Prick
Ing, burnng sensation when passing wslsr and pain h
the Small Of the Back and altDg The Lcins Price el00
WORMS.
The only known and sure Remedy for WORMS
PIN, TAPE, etc.
IMInOP of 12 Tears GrOaUth
Cured BY RGd,c6v's ResoiVent.
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At Burlington. VT, the statue OF
Ethan Allen was unvaied on the
4th. in the presence OF 10000 special
tolS.
Three distinct shocks of earthquake
were felt in Buffalo, on the moraing
of the 9th; also one shock Oh the mora
ing of the 7th.
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No. H..


bN tHt va lllC NHAtSI N1tutSS vi
America.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS ohjec sot interest to the Uni
tel States require 'hat the Sena shout
be convened a twelve0'c,o kou The four II
of March next, 10 receive an ac ur>on
such communica ionSaS may be ina lie 10
1t on the mlrt OF The Executive:
Now, therefore. |, ULYSSES s. GRANT,
Prrsi lent OF the Uni ct 5 a'eS, have con
siderel II 70 nc my luy 10 issue this my
nroclamaios, declaring 'ha an exfnor-
dinary occasion requires the Sena,e OF he
United $ a es 70 convene for the ,ianSay-
tion of business at the Cam ol, in the ci
OF Washington, on the fourth layo March
mex, a Twelve O'Clock At noon on iha
day, OF which al who shall a tha sine nc
enii'le 10 acl rs mem iers of that boiy
are hereby required o AXE no Ice.
Given uu ierny han AMI he seal OF the
Untel 5 a-es, al Washin g'on, the iwen y
first day of February. in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hnnlre ianl sew
enty-thrce, AMI OF the Uni'el States OF
America The ninety-seven,h.
isEALI u. S. GRANT.
BY the President:
HAMlLTGN FISH, s crftdrB Of S'dte.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04
Items OF Interest.

THE Dominion Government have for
warded gold watch and $500 to the Rev.
Mr. Ancient, in acknowledgment of h;i
gallant conduct towards the passengers and
crew Of the Inflated steamer Atlantic
ATELEGRAM from Boston, dated Septem.
Der 3Oth, says Admiral Winslow, of the
United States Navy, who commanded the
kearsarge when she sunk the Alabama,
died at his residence in Boston Highlands
On the evening Of the 10Th.
THE committee appointed for the erec-
ton Of q statue t. William H. Seward in
New York, have selected the design 81
Randolph Rogers, who is now in X ,me
The contract calls for bronze statue, il
sitting posture, not quite three times life
size, and the statue is to be mounted on a
pedestal of colored marble, with base of
granite. The work will be completed il
about year and half The subscription
list Of $25, 900 is nearly full, and the err, c.
ton of this statue to New York's greatest
statesman, will be worthy addition 10 the
works Of art which adorn New York city
The latest mail accounts from England
indicate that the tide has again changed in
favor of the Tichborne claimant. The Lon
don Telegraph says that THE popularity
of the claimant seems greater than ever T"
This turn in public sentiment has been
chiefly occasioned by the evidence of one
Boyle, and old man 90 years of age, and
for thirty OF forty years a confidential ser
want in the Tichborne family. His recog-
milton Of the claimant as the genuiI Ro, er
Tichborne was confident, ana sustained BY
many explicit statements Of great force.
The impression made by this witness upon
the jury and the public is described as
having been very favorable and the an
swers in detail were of kind to put new
face upon many Of the unexplained and
suspicious circumstances that have been
brought forward against the claimant.
From present indications, the Government
will scarcely be able to induce the jury to
convict the claimant Of perjury.
one Of the most important disc overies in
economic geology made during the past
year is that of tin in Australia, but the re-
cent discoveries indicate far richer deposits
than any before known there. The dis
trict III which the metal is found is along
the valley Of the MacIntyre River, on the
high plateau of the Australian Alps. The
ore occurs as usual, i'll granite, and so dis
seminated as to form a kind Of stock wurk
The everything surface deposits contain
large quantities Of oxide tin, and it is
probable that very large amount IF ore
will be obtained from the diggings or wash
ings. IN a series of trials recently made
70 ounds Of detritus were found To yield
from three ounces to two pounds OF ore
The tin bearing belt is known To have
more than 40 miles Of linear extent. 50
that these new mines may, in time, become
quite as productive as those Of Banca ar
Cornwall St,rdrd's Circular.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04

tie favorite game of Fan Tan" Az q
matter Of course the outside barbarian il not,
As a general thing admitted. but a few very
particular friends are allowed to join in the
game 1t is not at all unlikely that the next
act in the programme will be public sale Of
Celestial prostitutes Verify. the world
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04

SrGSs Or LIFE. The scene of the recent
fire on South Hilstead street is beginning to
assume a lively appearance. The debris is
being cleared away, aud preparations for re-
building under way The new buildings
will be of brick, aud some Of them Of a sub
stantiaI character
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04
Security Savings Bank.

CHI Mccormick, Reaper Manufactures.
Brian Philpot. thilpot & Honore Real Estate.
q Hunt Planning Mills sl6 South Clinton street
Louis Schanner. Alderman nth Ward.
+ Runyan. Attorney -Runyan, Avery Co
Donnely. Lakeside Publishing Co
Terwlger, McNeale a Urban afe-. ~ State 81
Geo II EdbrOOke, Architect 81 Clark st
John O'Neil North Side Planning Nj Is
q q fruesdell. Supt Relief and Aid Society
) T. Rounds PRIMERS Warehouse LIS Monroe q
g Taylor, Chic 20 Chain g. mia'iy Is Indiana It
u X Carter Real Estate: Chls II Atkins, Atkins &
Burgess Vulcan lron Works
III sndure Karl, Architect, Isl Wa hingtun Il
ten John Nc Arthur. Post Master
l. Honore, Philpot & Honore- Real Estate
+ Bu>chck. Chicago Steam Boiler Works. &c u y
Michigan
&C. p Ho!len. Land Department Z. r.
Albert Lane, Sup't County Pub-ic schools
Ms L Moore
II Dickinson. Marble Dealer
L Campbell Campbell Bros Real Estate
james Reedy, Hosting Machines SO Illinois It
CHASER Nya Nerlden
ID TItsw"rth, Clothing. cor CLARK and Adams sts
= n Holden PrOp'r Phoenix Iron Works
Orren T. Moore Melrose Land 90
Johns'n Anderson lawson, Srsndinayen *
Amerika
John McEwen, Builder and Contractor, PAS Wells 4
4 II Lane Western Cham Works, 81 n. Franklin s.
Bradley, Merose Land Go
Stoltz * VOLT, Furniture Manufacturers
Moore Moore 4 CaulIield, Attys Reaper Block
Baggott, Plumber
Vim AllStrom. MA Nerlden
Tarrant, Propr Marine Engine works, IS Mich'n st
Henry Brooks, Loan Agent
Geo sherman, Contractor 81 Washington It
Ernest Ammon. Distler, 1879 Michigan
ED WEIGH, Chicago Chain Co
II Pickett, Real Estate, 81 Washington st
John Mutt, Mutt & Brooks Loan Agents Ashland
Blk
Holmes & Platt, Foundry and Machine Shopa
Chas Oehm Brick Manufacturer
II Andrews Co, School Furniture, cor. Monroe
and State sts
HI Milligan, Heath Millgan Paints and Oils, I70
Randolph st
I'M Jones, Blank Books and Stationery Madison &
AC Cameron Morkingm ns Advocate
John Covert, Capitalist
CHI "A Thomas Emme Co., Paints and Oils, cor.
Wells s Schiller sts
Isaac Pedrick, Peirick Mailman, Att'ys. Ashland
Block
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04
CITY MATTERS.
CHICAGO, OCTOBER 4, 1873
srant s,rattOn College EyenIn, Sessions.

Of young men IN business during the day ar
perectng their again for attending the
evening sessions IL STRArToE College, at ne
new College rooms, southeast corner State and Wash
ington streets The following branches will he taught
Book keeping Arithmetic, Writing. Reading, Spelling,
English Grammar German and PhOnOgraghy. Sessions,
70 " Now Is good time 10 commence.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04

RAIDED.-The cabosse called ''V aEieties
Theatre, located on Randolph and Canal
streets, was raided by the police authorities
one evening during the past week, and one
hundred and sixty four persons were arrested
and locked up IN the Union Street station
House. About eighteen Of those were the
prOprletors and attaches OF the place.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04

STONE CUTTERS The stone cutter appren-
tees had quite an enjoyable time Of it Friday
evening at West Twelfth street Turner Hall.
The inclemeney Of the weather prevented
many from Attending that had purchased
tickets, otherwise there would have been q
very large attendance. 1t is expected though
to be repeated before the season closes, when
it is hoped they will be more fortunate in re-
gard to weather
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04

A NEW ATTRACTION IN CHIC 100. -Mr.
John ChinamAn has At last located psrmA-
nently in Chicago, and being somewhat lone
some in his new dOmieile, introduced his lit
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04

Gloon ron PLUABKRs. --Plumbsrs are now
demand At % per day.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04

THE PANIC.- 1t could not have been other
wise expected but that the disasters which
betell the Banks and disArranged the curren-
~, would next seriously affect the business
community. Such mas been the ease Many
II our business men and manufacturers ox-
pcrcucrd great difficulty in obtaining the re-
quIsite amount Of funds to conduct their bust
ness on. The firm of Montany 4 Harland
brickmaker~, have been Obliged to discharge
their employees for want of funds Ditficul-
ties have occurred at nearly all the railroad
shops. and in some instance several Of the
hands have been discharged. The difficulty
at the Northwestern vas amicably settled on
Wednesday, by the paymaster paying the men
What Vas due them for the month Of August.
and in some instances given due bills for Sep
TENDER The men have been re-instated, but
during the present month several expect to be
discharged The same or similar inconvenl-
eucies are experienced in almost every de
partment OF business, but it IS confidently
believed that these effects will last but a short
time longer, as the shipment Of gram and
cotton must 20 ON and this will bring money
into circulation.
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Savings Bank
DEPOSITORS.


CLARKE, LAYTON & CO.,
until further notice, will sell
flrst-cIass Chicago Real Z o
tate at the lowest market
prices, or Houses and Lots
and UnimproVed Lots at
Washington Heights, and
take the cash payments in
books and checks on any Of
the Chicago Savings Banks 0.
There ID no better or safer in
vestment than Chicago Real
Z state.
CLARKE, LAYTON q CO.,
zee LasaIIe street.
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SNYDER O LEE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

HAVE for sale in the several divisions OF
Ii the city and suberbs several hundred choice resi-
dsnce lots. which they win cell cheap and easy TERMS
md take In partial fun payment certified checks
any d the Chicago National Banks books q amy
the savings Banks Of the city We atBo offer some
magnificent Investments In acre propsrty sure 10 ad
pneu your money where k will pay you Ia<wsr peresnt-
ere than any tnvsstmauf IN stockB o. boAds.
8NYDKE LEE
Il NlAsa Building. II. =. sorn~ Monroe and L sAlls
nerwuen.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04

REPkEHENstBLE The action Of the North
western Railroad Company, in discharging
two hundred II their employees because they
had the temerity to ask for their wages
which wsre nearly two months in arrears
wa certainly reprehensible act But when
We consider that this establishment is par
excellence the s-a5 sh)p of the country -
that few, II any, ot its employees are mem
bers ~ a union, and have declined all over
lures to connect themselves with one-they
have no right to expect better treatment yet
We are pleased to learn that at conference
held On Thursday last between a committee
OF the men and the superintendent MIR. NJ.
Hughitt that the notice Of discharge was
recalled. and the delegation informed that
the men could resume work
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04

THE EXPOSITION. Tins enterprise is. be-
yond all doubt, proving success. Night
and day there is one continual stream OF per
to and fro, and all the avenues leading
to the building present lively and animated
scene. Since it was thrown open to the pub
lie several new features have been added to
its attractiveness. The committee are deter
mined to accommodate tier visitors in every
possible manner. During the week the
ladies' cloak room was put in order, the lunch
room was also opened. and the baggage room
and smoking rooms, which are situated on the
southeast side Of the building The commit
tee are making arrangements to have a sus-
pension bridge from the gallery to the ele, .
TOR, and It is expected the bridge will he built
within ten days. 1t is expected that when
the October fairs are over there viii be large
lnIuN Of visitors to the city. GA the ami
versary Of the tirs the band will be increased
t. fifty pieces. and grand morning aud even
my performance will be given
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04
Ju>ErH BENNAUEI,
NM hIFNENER,
HENEl HI.

CHAELE,rowN. sept .G Union, will
please take notice that !. Z, Mott las deposit
ed travelling card with tins union. that " as
Issued hy uuiun ~, W New Work city, Feb
ruary 9Th Isl Il has the FOLLOWING en-
dorsrment- VA the back I mon y. - 30 !;
union y, ~ union -. ~ union 9. 81 /,
union 10. - 10 total -
Any other unions having charges against
hmm Will please notify me within thirty days
He claims he has worked al other business
the best part of the time.
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bukLNGro>, VI, sept - John b.
bussee wishes T. become member Of this
unlon. and h. claims to have served his term
OF apprenticeship ln Plattshurg. n Y. Any
cording 10 Nv
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-04

OFFICE HoURs-From 10 A. n. to 3P. n, and MOI
days and Saturdays from to NJ. for Savings only.
Nv. CLARKE, President.
HAMILTON B. DOX Cashier.
The new North-west., 1873-08-23

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ssst - wish % sssicle shsssis easitled '.As
lgsssans scsibbss, "unksd. ltbesias wish
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ssd eo0s sf ~ ias(sstieas ass sAakse -
roughly, snd then ~ Assissaass saye I'VE
'tSeGrss lbas ~ editor Of ~ NEW Noos1.
"Wsss y ~ asy bssase posssd ~ = ~.
''mit ~ sbovs faiss ssd sssslnbo5I 5besA y
'sappsas h ~ columns ol - papses
Now, ~ de1bl nos heoshee nm Aeo0o
Idaho jsssly aggsisvsd q ~ m lGaess,
vhsoA , ~ cuapliasssasy. - = 1subs>
- % so0s poises ineossscs. Dss - knoss
- tdisos casaos always hass pesonal
knowosdgs os ~ iaels = ~ 1eelh - -.
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nleeed shsoagA alep)sesd eea11eoea y,
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The new North-west., 1873-08-23

Preaident Grant and party have been
visiting the noted places OF Maine and
other Northeast etdies this week.
4 rumor II New York Wednesday that
Commodore Vanderbilt wss dying depressed
Vanderbilt stocks very much. The report
was canard.
The War Department account Of the
massscrc Of Pawnees by Sioux, confirms
the report that 1000 Sioux set upon the
Pawnecs while returning from = successful
hunt, killed about 100 men women and
children. scalped sud burned them.
The project Of filling the Colorado Desert
with the waters Of that river 10 reported by
the surveyers q feasible.
The Baltimore Amssicsa celebrated It's
centennial on Wednesday.
Geo. F. Keller, reporter Of the Brooklyn
Uates. and Geo. Rowe, reporter OF the
New York 7Smss, were drowned While
bathing as Long Island on Wednesday.
A brute named Kellar. near Twin Springs
Kansas, sued his wife for divorce and she
sued him for aiimony. She went to stay with
Mrs Boyd the mother of two children.
Kellsr went 10 the house In the absence of
Boyd, killed both the women and both the
children with IN axe, and then burned the
house over them to conceal The deed lie
Was arrested BY thcsheriff. . mob assembled
and finally compelled the Sheriff 70 give
Kellar. up He was taken to tho timber and
hung In the presence of many people, Boyd.
the husband and father, putting the fatal
rope over his head.
E. J. DAVIS 10 nominated by the Republ.
cans Of Texas for Governor.
The Changers mcycment has extended
into the Atlantic States.
Great forest tires arc rsgirs in Yasco
county. Michigan. Esss Tswas is in danger.
The Spanish Csrlis,s have 2S, 1000 troops;
the government il raising $1,000 to take the
field against them.
In late battle at BergA tho government
troops were victorious, killing 90 Csrl,s,s
and wounding 900!
The new North-west., 1873-08-23

Berlin, August l5.-The North German
Gazette denou"ces ~ disgusting the invcn-
'ion ut The report !" American papers .s an
interview with Prince Bismarck. in which
be is made TO- say that he would cx,irpatc
the idea IT God and substitute that Of the
State. II declares Bismarck never used
such laaxusxeo or advocated such ssu'i'nensa,
and believed tho faischood originated in
the machinatiOns of ine Jesu,ts.
The new North-west., 1873-08-23
UTAH NEWS.

Special Dispatch to the Chr

1ooOO0Sy "oc cAN$oD0Soo-1UOW1p0D p0D03
(Aas9ss
Special Dispatch to thu ChIoaicle
Salt Lake, August Is Lynch. alias Thos.
Williams, who was sho, last nigh, by Kirby,
10 stjll alive, although there ia scarcely any
hope Of his recovery. Kirby II = is,e l.nur
gave himself n?. II IL said that Lync:. had
ingralSed himself with tho lcwd women
recently arrested and had then informed
against them From this arose tho qnsirel
which led to the shooting.
It ID stated that accurate calculations do
velop the fact that b,se bullWn from the
Utah mines cannot bs profitsl,ly shipped
aoder the new rsilrt~d tariff. and iha, unless
. modification of the rates can be secured
with scgari 70 this particular class of fre;sh,
the encct will be the crippling Il NO, the
running Of this branch of mining industry.
An effort Is T. be made 10 secure the aesep,
Of the companies to modification.
The Esesiss Josyssl 10 to suspend pob.
location this week. The Salt Lake Wssksv
xssmes 0ssetes he's been o.eauiad by the
old 1tiasSs managsss. WIN have purchased
The NAdssmssS material, and will iasas
aboat the last Of 4 uGust.
Salt Lake papers sharply csi,lesss The
iscresssd frsighls % ths Pacific r,ads, ard
think II snwiss and call toss reconsideration.