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IVANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEP-
w or or outdoor clerk, either in the city OF
country by accountant Of twenty four years
ing in this city. fout of the city, Texas preferred
A moderate salary only expected, but immediate
ploy mcnt earnestly desired. W. W. T., Bulletin
Office. al,2 st
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n RUNEWALD HALL.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
VOCAL AND INSTkU RENTAL CONCERT,
rendered by the subscribers and members Of the
Summer Concert Orchestra to their leader
Prof. Robert Meyer, with the kind assistance
of Prof &. CoilignOn, J. Caner, and num-
of distinguished artists and amateurs.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4th, 1874.
PROGRAMME:
Overture, GaZZa Ladra. ................ Rossini
Quintette, from Nabncco ........... Verdi
Sung by Mrs. H., Miss B Messrs. b.,
e. and II.
Waltz, Stories from the Vienna Woods. :. Strauss
Overture Muette de Portici ......... Auber
Duo from FavOrite ...................D oniZetti
Sung by Mss o. B. and Mr.. J. Meteye.
Concerto in minor for the piano. Hummel
With Orchestra accompaniment-Mr. G.
Colllgnon.
Violin Solo. Fantasia, ION theme from
Mr.. J. Caulier.
PotpOurri, Par8On Ploermel .Meyerbeer
Traeumerei lkeverie) .............. .Schumann
Prize Waltz ......... ............ .Proch
MIR. J. CARTIER Accompanist.
Tickets Fifty cents, for sale at l. Grunewald's
stores, 10 Baronne and l29 Canal streets, and at
the door on the evening of the concert. an4 1t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

rcuRNtSHEs RdNMS WIFI or WITHOUT
krd central location, No 2U9 Gravler seEeet near
lanumant ON moderate terms, to suit tne4 apxsu
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WANTS.

ITO SUGAR WANTED POSI-.
i ton TO take off crop on open kettles o,
steam traiu, by sugar maker of experience The
hest refer given in regard capacity and sue
c.,ssful results. Address Bulletin office. aug Il
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LOST-FOUND.

EOUND A GOLD WATCH-KEY ON GUS
IL tomhouse street, on Friday night. The
owner can have the same by applying at the
Bulletin Office and paying Tor this advertisement.
au2 st
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w ANTED--A PARTY TO TAKE Up A FIRST
w class mortgage ote for one thousand dollar.
(sluOO), which ia in bank and will be due in few
days will allow 10 per cent annun OF the above
lr,nd' ri and fifty dollars tssJ0).) Address A. B. c.
Bulletin Office aug q"
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for ia advance Endorsed By responsible
party.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OIice Of the Canal Street cit! Park and Lake
Railroad Company ~ st Charles street New Oh
leans Aug 3. 1s.4--PFeposais viii be received u1tii
he goth inst. for the Brick Basement. and OtbeT
additions and alterations the building at the old
| Spanish Fort mouth Of Bayou St. John.
Plans and specifications TO be seen at the office OF
the road.
| The Board reseIsu Is the right TO reject any all
bids.
BY order Of tlse Board. X. NJ HARRISON
ani Jt-od Secretary and Treasury
Crescent Git. Rowing Cub
SPECIAL MEETING
Al Jos. Fosters c"rDsa Mandeville and Levee sts.
FRIDAY, August T. 1874,
clock T. IL
BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE.
an4 It F. DUDFNHEFER Secretary.
Special Notics--Excursion tickets by Steamers
NAtcbcZ and u. y. Lee, leaving SATURDAYS at
r. NJ and returning SUNDAYs at P. n. Fare for
the trip 81 80 Tickets good for two days only
Fer sale by J. JANNEY.
au2 2m III Common street.
Notice.-Therc will be . meeting Of the Mer.
chants Exchange at the Office Ut MessTs. Howard q
Preston No. Ill Poydrss street, Tuesday, August T.
1T ~ NJ.
Merchants Of all trades are earnestly requested to
attend. ROBT. S. HOWARD Chairman.
WIN Ii. DEEvEs, Acting Secretary. aul st
Hall Of the Red River Pilots D-~evoFvnt Associa-
ton New Orleans August !, ls7i-The Directors
and members of this Association are hereby request
I'd to attend Regular Annual Meeting for the cleo
ton OF Beard Of Directors TO be held On TUES
DAY September L. 1874 at 10 o clock A. VI. Pune
tua atten .ance is requested All members expect
ing 10 BE- absent are cniirled TO vote by proxy
BY order IF JOHN II. LEWIS, President.
JNo. A. MoUCHoN Secretary. aul BOZ
Special Notice to Shippers Orleans and
New Orleans July 80 l8.4.-Powsler Petroleum,
or its Products, an other conbnstbe articles viii
BE- received fer shipment by this company on MON
DAYS ONLY from this date. X. ID. Al,rENTER,
iy.iOGt General Freight i cent.
for Grand Isle-ieayes every Tuesday and >atur-
my via Morgan Texas allIoad al \. NJ. The line
assenger steamer BOs.icr. W. I. Boarlnan, mas
ter, L. Walden clerk, viii leave regularly above
rains which leave at A. NJ. connecting with the Bos
a at the crossing Bayou DIES Alieianles. Tickets
can be prOcure, at the office Of Z. A. Whitney Co..
M Karuad and Boat - So meals extra Baggage
checked through to boat. For further particulars |
appl, to c. A. WHITNEY CO,
W I'm ami AL st.sihM't a"'hts
Time Of Departxre.-The Mail Train by The Urea, |
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
Ut Caope street O'Clock p. NJ, connecting with |
al fast trains. North, East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. jy4
DR.. w. Il. Austin, residence and Office $50
ST. Charles near FIRST street. Office hours from
> A. NJ, and from half-past 5 to half-past p. NJ.
Slate at Geo. A. FuslicK & Co. ., No. ~ CaiOu.e!e
reset. Orders left there promptly attended to.
iel4 II
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Ut a!ing given all stations this
road for freight clipped per steamers Katie, Par
gould ana Gov. Allen. J.JANNEY, Agent
jei LII Common street
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NRUNEWALD HALL
TUESDAY, AUG. l. 1871,
Grand Complimentary Concert
Vocal and lnstrumentau.
rendered bv the Subscribers and Members Of
tue .mmer Concert orchestra, to their
l.. adtr
PROF. ROBERT MEYER.
4 number II distinguished Artists and Amateurs
have offered their assistance for the occasion.
Progra nlnes viii he in Tuesdays papers.
Tickets, soc. For sale at Grunewalds Stores,
Nos. 129 Canal street aud IL Baronne street,
aud at the dsr. a,l2 1t
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II CARVER COTTON GINS WE HAVE
tons, which We offer for sale at reduced prices.
WIN. A. BELL Il CO.,
Agents E. Carver Gin Company,
and Dealers IN Bagging. Ties and Irvine.
i've I'm No ~ I'n;or stc et
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Fourth Ward Democratic Club.-The mtnihers of
ti,e above Clab are requested 10 3tter meeting of
said Club to be he'll At the Ni-wan corner oi Canal
and Where streets north si,el Weiinesda! next,
August ), at = clock p. NJ.
JOHN LIE M0NIER, President.
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Time Of Departxres-Tile Mail Train Ivy the Urea,
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
"t Caiope street at O'Clock p. NJ, connecting with
all fast trains North, East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars all trains. iy4
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Hall Of the Red River Pilots DenevOfrnt ASsOcia.
ton New Orleans, August |, le7i-The Directors
ald members of this Association are hereby request
ton Of Board Of Directors, 70 be held on to Is
DAY, September l. 1874 at 10 o'clock 4. VI. Pune
tual aten .ance is requested. All members expect
ing 10 be absent entitled to vote by proxy
I;y order If JOHN H. LEWIS. President
ISO 4 MOITCUDS aul .Hu
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Seventh Ward DemOeraticc Club The regular
tin. Of the Central Democratic Club of the Sew
enth Ward will be held at Jacobs Hail. corner
Of Frenchmen and Love streets, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING. August ; at s O'Clock. Punciual attend
ance requested. JAS ID. EDWARDS, President.
f. NJ S,rretarv.
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Rally, Rally. Rally, Hardy Guards. Eighth Ward.
Nintagn,h Precinct-Will attend meeting
TUESDAY, August A. at their clubroon, Goodehild-
rem street. between Manlesille and Spain streets nj
: o clock z. NJ. Business OF Importance will he
transacted and prominent speakers viii AL rcss the
meeting BY order: }. " HARDY, President.
,INO l.. NEWMAN, Secretary. an. y
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Fourteenth Ward Democratic Club-The Demo
Gratis OF the Fourteenth Ward are requested to at
tend the regular meeting of the above club corner of
Tchoupitoulas and State treets on WETN ESDAY,
August > at y Z. NJ. Business of importance tn be-
transacted. E.O. CARTER, President.
i. L. " MASON Secretary. aui IT
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DR.. w. Il. Austin, residence and Office $50
81. Charles, First street. Office hours from to
"a. NJ, and from half-past 5 to half-past I ?. NJ.
Slate at Geo. A. FoslicK q Cos No ~ Caron,.e!e
..rett. Orders left there promptly attended to.
iell If
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Eleventh WaFi White League No. l. Attention
An adjourned ting OF this organization VIII 6t
held at Hall Fourth and Water streeta on
August L. Pnnctual attendance Ie-
qucsted business ri Importance will be transacted
BY order OF +. VI. Address, President
r. T RypNcs S..rnt.ry ana II.
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NOK KENr-rHE THlsEE-STOKY FIRE.
] POOf St,'re, No luz Puy.ras street, now .xv,,.
pie by Raum & Co. Apply u CHlSM 4 BOYD.
No. iOl Poy.lfas street. iy3u
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Ut lasing given to all stations this
road for freight sEipped per steamers Katie Par
gould ana Gov Allen. J.JANNEY, Agent
ie4 III Common street
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crescent City White League. Attention. The reg
uiar monthly meeting of TINS organization VIII ne
held nj Eagle Hall, TUESDAY, August I, al 4 . clock
+. Nj. Every member is earnestly requested /" al
tend FRED. \. OG DEN, President.
L. LEE SuUrE Secretary au2 2tMXE
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FOR RENT.

To RENr-THE LARGE THREE-STORY
i store, No. 81 Canal street. now occupied by
MIR. T. Maochee Possession given on lat October
Apply to l. BLOOM CO, corner Magazine and
Natchez streets. au2 I'm
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- Ok iEAI FROM LIST OF AUGUST, SECOND
l. Third and Fn,rii slorys of Store No. III Cana,
street lour Building, near Royal street Apply tU
GEO MCCLtISkEY. st. Charles Or III Canal
stfft-i Tvs Inv
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-17
The Lumber Prospects.

AS spring approaches we natur-
ally hear and see much more inter
est manifested in regard to the
lumber crop and the probable de-
mand for that commodity during
the coming season of navigation.
The lumber prospects from every
quarter are daily assuming a much
brighter feature. There will be no
decline in the prices heretofore re-
ceived, and the demand promises to
be nearly or quite equal to the sup
ply. From east, south and west we
learn that most Of the markets have
but small supplies, and owners do
not manifest disposition to be
anxious in lessening the limited
stock now on hand, as they know
that there future supply will be at
higher prices. And while this is
the case, there is at present every
indication of an early opening of
navigation, which makes the hearts
of all lumbermen beat high with
hope, and they are looking forward
anxiously for the commencement Of
operations by the mills, and the
shipments of their production.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-17
Tcmncramce Movement.

Of late there has been great in
terest manifested in the temper
ance movement in Ohio, and in the
town of Ripley the ladies have
taken the matter in hand, visited
places where intoxicating liquors
were sold, held prayer meetings in
saloons, and general mass meetings,
accomplishing much good, which
they hope will be permanent ben
eft to the community. The ladies,
in their visits found some severe
cases of restitution, and with
worthy generosity administered to
the wants of the sufferers. In most
of the places visited, the dealers
have already closed their institu-
tons, promising not to reopen.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-17
News Efei1ss.

A strike of the coal miners of
st. Clair county, ILL.,, opposite St.
Louis, is now in progress.
ID. w. G.. Root, saloon keeper,
suicided at Colorado Springs We'd
nesday night; cause financial
troubles.
A fire at Marietta Tuesday de-
stroyed the Marietta chair factory ;
loss $4,000; insured $4,000 ;
about 800 persons are thrown out
of employment.
Judge II. G. Hurd, of Mt. Ver-
non, Ohio, died Wednesday oil
dropsy of the heart after pro.
tracted illness. He was Presiden
of the Cleveland, Mt. Vernon &
Columbus Railroad.
At New Haven, Pa, Wednesday
a mill, dry house, dwelling an,
stable, belonging to Nickel 6
Kaines, were destroyed by fire
total loss, $13,500; insurance Sc,
600.
In the National Grange at -
Louis, Wednesday, Mrs. Taylor, c
South Carolina, was elected a
. Pomona in place of Mrs. Kelly
! resigned, and Mrs. Moore, of Flor
ida, as Flora, in place of Mr.
Abbott. e. r. Shankland was II
elected to the executive COMMITTEE
, The grange visited the Board
Trade and were welcomed.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-17
AlPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
Tuesday, FEB. II, 1874.
Notice 10 subscribers.

On and after the 4th Of March
we shall publish the ARGUS on
Wednesday mornings, instead OF
Tuesdays, as in the past, and at
present. The object of the change
is that we may have more time at
the beginning of the week in which
to look up items of news and pre-
pare our forms for press. We adj
here strictly to the principle OF be-
ing "on time" with our paper, and
the present day of issue compells us
to crowd too much labor into the
ten hours of Monday.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-17
State Items.

The portage Lake Mining Ga
zette proposes narrow guage rail-
road from Haughton to L'Anse.
The gross earnings of the Mar
quette, Haughton q Ontonagon
Railroad in 1873 amounted to ST.
100000.
The liquor dealers of Michigan
mi held a meeting for the purpose
of bringing to the test the question
whether the village council have
a right to compel them to pay a
village liquor license.
Residents of Negaunee mourn
because they have had no dog
races as yet this winter.
Alexander Caswell and his son
John A. have been arrested at Bay
City on a charge of stealing two
pairs of oxen from Louis Dermont
of Banks.
A new postoffice in Ingalls, town.
ship, Menominee county, has beer
established at the village of Spauld.
ing, on the Chicago d. Northwest.
crn Railroad.
The Hillsdale county Agricultu'
raj Society, at their recent meeting
revised the premium list materially
and, among other things, increased
those upon fowls.
The strife for the candidacy fol
Representative from Mason an(
Mcnistee counties opens warmly
J The operations of the ultra tenn
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-17

perance reformers, Rugglcs and
Videtto, who are arresting all per-
sons engaged in the liquor traffic
has aroused considerable feeling III
Manistee, which may influence the
election.
John w. Norton, a young man
of East Saginaw, broke both bones
of the leg near the ankle in Patter-
son & Aliens camp, near otsego
Lake, Friday week.
A young woman of Manchester
Friday week choked herself in the
attempt to swallow the heart OF a
chicken. An hours labor tone
dollar by a physician relieved her.
A resident of Norveil, in jack
son county, and his wife became
involved in dispute which turned
upon the correctness of an asser-
ton made by the husband. "A
neighbor was called in to decide
and gave judgement against the
husband, wherefore he was assault =
ed and battered, and to get salts
faction was obliged to bring SUIT.
Among the cases in chancery
before the Mason county Circuit
Court at its present term was that
of Neutrality-suspicious. against
Pay-shaw.
The committee of the Sanilac
county Board of Supervisors charg-
ed with experimenting the prelimi-
nary business looking toward a
removal o the county seat recently
caused notices to be printed at
the JefeySoaidR Office calling for a
vote of the people on the subject
at the spring election. Before
these could be served or published
in the paper opponents to the mea-
sure sued out an injunction, which
was served on the committee and
also on the JeferSoniaa.
Judge Albert Miller, of Bay
City, the originator of the idea OF
a meeting of the pioneers of Mich
igan, favors the assembling OF all
who may be classed under that
honorable designation at Detroit,
March 18th. with the view Of or
ganizing State Society.
The following statistics show the
state of religion in Grand Rapids {:
Number of church societies, % !;
number church buildings, "a /;
ministers, %; value of church
property, s72S,0O0; annual eX-
penses, $4,000; total number of
1850; largest salary
paid minister, $500 per annum
smallest $500.
On Sunday morning week at
about three o'clock q house belong
ing to Chas. Cook, Of Fairgrove
township, Tuscola county, took
fire and was consumed with the
entire contents, all efforts to arrest
the flames proving Intellectual.
The fire supposed to have caught
from a defective stove-pipe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-17

letting the currency alone, at least
so far rs any legislation to depre-
ciate it in value is concerned, seems
the more desiiible plan. Up to
September, 1878, this policy was
working well. But unfortunately
the advocates of paper money
known no limits to their demands.
We are threatened with an inunda-
ton of forty millions more. This
demand conceded, another hun
dred millions will soon be wanted,
for irredeemable paper money
knows no safety.
If it shall be the policy of Con-
gress permanently to increase the
legal tenders to four hundred mil
lions, we need not look for resump-
ton till the growth of the country
shall have absorbed the redundant
currency, or till another panic
more disasterous than that OF
1878 shall bring us to our senses.
Six months ago the outlook was
promising. Our exports were in
creasing and imports were dimin-
ishing. We were retaining the
greater part of our gold at home
at least we were shipping much
less abroad. The let-alone policy
would in time have worked out a
solution of the problem. The pan
ic gave a pretext, and nothing but
pretext, for more money needed
only for stock gambling and illeSi-
innate speculation. With prudence
in the public expenditures and a
utilization of our many resources
of national wealth, the panic would
have assisted in bringing our finan-
ces to a legitimate basis. But
where our bark will now land, IF
indeed it ever shall find shore, it
needs a prophet to determine.
With unbounded mines of coal
and iron, vast forests of timber,
broad acres capable Of feeding
millions of people, with an indus
try guided by more than common
intelligence, there is no reason save
that of a misguided craftsmanship
prevent our country attaining a
position when it shall cease to be a
borrower of capital in foreign mar
kets, but find at home ample means
for all Legitimate ENTERPRISE. As
suming that some policy other
than one which shall work its own
solution by the operation of natu-
raj laws of finance may be adopted
| have offered the foregoing sug-
gestions, content that if this plan
of resumption shall be no wiser
than many already offered, it may
at least lead others to give atten-
ton to a subject of vital interests
to the people, that out of all the
schemes suggested the best one
may be selected, and one that shall
relieve us of the modification of
seeing daily on our currency the
reminder of a broken pledge.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-17

Now, again, comes the news of
depredations committed by the
blood-thirsty redskins of the west.
On Monday of last week the Sioux
Indians murdered two soldiers in
Wyoming Territory, and they were
reported as raiding in every direc-
ton, burning ranches, numbering
men, and stealing stock. The In
dams had driven in a large numbeJ
of section men on the Union Pacific
railroad, and company of cavalry
has been sent in pursuit. Great
excitement prevails throughout the
Territory, and it is generally feared
that universal uprising of the In
} dams is inevitable. A dispatcl
says "the Quaker Indian policy i
, now bearing fruit"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-17

Last Thursday the School Board
of Boston again refused to admit
ladies to membership. This is the
second refusal of the kind, and il
will probably be final decision in
that city, as the late vote shows q
large increase over the former one
it now standing thirty-five fol
and sixty-seven against their adj
mission.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-17

vcgetnc is made exclusively from the juices Of
carefully selected baiks, roots and herbs, and 50
strongly concentrated that II will ofrcctualy Grad
icate from the system every faint of scrofuls
scrofulous Humor, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous
Humor, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Syphilitic Dis
eascs, Cankcr, Faintness at the Stomach, and all
diseases that arises from impure blood. Sciatica,
In1ammatory and Chronic rheumatism Neural
gia, Gout, and Spinal complaints can only be eff
fcctually cured through the blood.
For Uulccrs and Eruptive diseases of the Skin,
Pustules Pimples, Blotches, Boils, letter, scald-
head and Ringworm, vegctine has never failed 10
effect permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaints,
Dropsy, Female Weakness, Leucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation and uterine diseases and
General Debility, Vegetine acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints. IL invigoratcs and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the sccre-
tive organs, allays Inflammation cures liberation,
and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Costivencss,
Pslpitation Of the Heart, Headache, Piles, Nerv-
business, and General Prostitution Of the Nervous
System, no medicine has ever given such perfect
satisfaction as the vogetinc. Impurities the blood,
cicanses all Of the organs, and possesses control
ling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable curs effected by vegctine have
induced many physicians andapothecaricswhom we
know 10 prescribe and II in their own families
In fact, vegctine is the best remedy yet discov-
cred for the above diseases and II the only reliable
Blood Purifier yet placed before the public. Pre-.
pared by
III. II. STEVENS, Boston, Mass,
Price .i.2S. Sold by all druggists and dealers
oyoIyvhcre.