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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-23
The New York Herald of recent

The New York Herald of recent
date says "another sign of the
times is the advance in government
bonds and some other securities
that are held abroad and have been
returned to America to be sold on
foreign account. 1t means that
the recent political changes have
been accepted by the people as an
earnest of brighter future and
more substantial results. Banks
and other financial corporations
are buying these securities rather
than lend their surplus money on
call at two or three per cent.
Prices have obeyed certain eau ses
peculiar to this country, and which
could not have been exerted abroad,
the temptation to the foreign inves-
tor has been to sell in change, the
shipment of an advance in gold"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-23
The VickSurg Troubles.

The organs are settling the Vick-
burg troubles with entire satisfac-
ton to thor 3elves by throwing all
the blame on the white taxpayers /;
but the following statement from
the New York Times, which GER
tainly has no prejudice in favor Of
the whites, puts the matter in diff
ferent light:
So far as can be learned from The
numerous and conflicting dispatches
furnished up to the present date,
the fighting and it's disastrous re-
suits seems entirely due to an un-
wise appeal to arms made by the
negro sheriff of the county in
which Nicksburg stands, Crosby,
against whom the taxpayers have
brought evidence Of forgery
and embezzlement. Crosby finding
himself in trouble, caused to be
printed q card which greatly excit-
ed the turbulent and ignorant
negroes on the plantations in the
hamlets near Nicksburg, and
brought them in tumultuous and
vindictive crowds TO the outskirts
Of the town, where a sharp fight
occurred. The negroes of cours
got the worst Of the encounter, the
whites being greatly incensed at
their armed interference in mat
ter which the blacks of the town
had held themselves aloof from.
Governor Ames, in his proc!ama-
ton, takes the ground that the
State courts were in "full force and
vigor," and amply able TO punish
such county officials as were dis
honest, if the taxpayers and white
citizens generally had not seen fiji
to paralyze the action Of those
courts Ivy threats and unlawful
assemblages. The whites on the
other hand allege that Sheriff Cros
by and sundry corrupt officers as
ISOLATED with him have the supper
and counsel of the Governor of tn,
State, and would have succeeded
in escaping punishment and main
tanning themselves in Office If sum
mary measures to expel them has
not been employed. They charg
that the bonds of the negro Crosby
as sheriff and tax collector, hav
long been VIGOROUSLY insufficient
and that those courts which Gov
ernor Ames thinks would punis
any offender are kept up exclusive
| ly in the interests of the rogue
The taxpayers of the county accord
ing to the Vicksburg Herald, hav
for more than year been refuse
the privilege guaranteed to all eli
liens Of examining the publ
records of the county, and by th
means swindling and CORFU
ring has managed to keep itself
power. They especially state thu
there have at no time been "arme
mobs" on the street OF Vicksburp
that no arms were used or exhibi
ed to force the sheriff TO resign
and that there has not from FIR
to last, been the rcmotest idea
the minds Of the people of the eli
or section Of depriving colore
men of any of their civil or polit
cal rights. They assert that th
fighting was percipitated by Il
! advent of the country negroes, wi
were ready. at a moments motto
, to avenge the fancied wrongs whic
officials Of their own color we,
supposed to have been the victim
of. The mild-mannered editors
: Vicksburg concisely set down Il
5 reputation Of the deposed and in
: prisioned sheriff In the followir
manner: "Fool, idiot, drunkar
and thief and they are scarcel
more gentle in their language {.
y ward Governor Ames, for whol
> they have had, ever since bis a,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-23

1t seems that the abolition of the
ranking privilege has not reduced
the expenses of the Postoffice De-
partment-on the contrary the
deficits are larger than they were
last year. VIM. L. Kelly, Horace
Maynard and other Republicans
voted in the House on Wednesday
for the restoration of the frank.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-23
ALPeNA WEEK. Y ARGUS.
Wednesday, Dec. 90, 1874.

The New York Times notes a
marked revival Of business in all
branches. For the present, is says,
stagnation has disappeared, and is
inclined to believe that this state
Of affairs will outlast the Christ
mas season, and that we have bid
den farewell to the last lingering
results Of the panic Of last year.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-23

orThe Lansing Rspu6iican gives q
brief abstract Of the annual report
Of the State Swamp Land Road
Commissioners. II only occupies
twelve pages, reviewing the con-
dition Of the work, the advantage
OF the State roads in promoting
emigration, and the great good Of
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,ns,rnc.,ra character calculo,s', re s,'s
all classes of readers II Is scarcely
necessary TO add that the Weekly Free
Press beyond any other newspaper will
especially commend itself to Michigan
people.
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Write plainly name anu postoffice, also
the edition, whether Daily, Tri-Weckly or
Weekly.
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ILm. Il. Saraae Dc BROS Columa.

Un,. Il. lSdcage DC BROS Column.
Persons answering any of these advertisements,
will please state where they saw the same
TO THOSE BUILDING.
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Set, in the State, warranted safe home any dis
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TO DEALERS IN GLASS
furnish French and American Window Glass,
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TO MERCHANTS
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three months for 80 cents, or the 7ri-
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Persons answering any of these advertisements,
will please state where they saw the same.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-08

Maderas de todas clases teiamanf-Arados de
varias fabricas con mangos timones rejas de re-
puesto de todos ntmeIo Quincalla de toda clase
&c cuero para maquinas de vapor desde 3 uul as
7-EstoPa para maquina, ds vspor cartfcnlo de
pafente.- AlqultraD. Estnpa para huques-Lingne
ra correas Gle vapor.-Laves de valbulas para vapor
desde a psigadae.-Teladea de aam bre de vasios ia
manos para cedazos de guarapo. .-Tela dc gonna pa
maquinas. .-Ce,agos sleltos dc aiambre v enhre
Baldes de hierTo galvanizado para haciendas s-Efec
tos plateados de hoa de la,a.-Eiesd de herro para
ruedas ravos sueItos.-Aceite de peZu1a.-Barniz
hno para tapar nudos-Llaves inglesas para todos
usos.-Pesa licores sirop.-Termometros-
gueras de gonna de Ia 9 gada.-Arneses para
mulas Y caballrs -Jaquimones de cue1o para idem.
-RecOrtes para carruag -Romanas de Mai ator.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-08

AAAS LII AAIII AOL1V
DE D. TOMAS TOLOSA HIJO, DE MAYAGURZ,
Sc ENCUENTRAN DE vENTA LOS ARTICULOS sIGUIENTES:

ma cabalete de Is q.-Muclles de fodas clases.
MaqniDas de cOser de varias ciases.-POlvos pnra
iimp'ar plata.-Cuchillosy tcnedores plateados con
mango de marfl -Cucharas platsada - flu a. LIiCo-
;;eras. laros &.-Palas de madeira dc hisrre.-No-
limos de acero para meier caf6-Ve VentoadoreA dc ca
para Observation-Disclosures de varias elases cen doe-
do pestillos movibles que sir
ra el ladO derecho el lizquierdo-A euias Dara IA
GuiDas piezas sueltas.-HiIos sedas para idem.-
Plntrras dc tod3s ;fasos aceites Iona para yeIaa
DIS buQnes botrs.-Tornillos para maurfipAn vaDoT
dc otras clases.-Cornisas de metal nara ador-
nos Gle salas vidris de todas clases suetan
para espeJos,-Cerda plumas para eolch0nes al
para Guinques de aceite kerosina Cristalerfa Dc
toda clase.-Carruajes de dos ycuatro hsentOg para
merar. ~ 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-08

El que snscribe, propietario de este c6modo
cstabfecimiento, eituado en- 10 mas c6ntrico de
la c:ille del Comercio, eercade los mpelles, con
hermosas vistas del puerto u de la Ciudad tie
ne al honor de 0frhceT1n sus numerosos amigos
NADIA due dAsear pues al efect0 cuenta con una
esco0ida servidumhre, espaeiosos euartos para
faniilIas, catrtina bien prDviBta, bahos fTios D.
calientes Ia 6fden, barbera n Cts tod0 pre- /
clos eQnitativos al alcance do todas las fOrtunas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-08
COMPANIA DE VAPORES
"HhDDRG ANBRlKANEHb PACkEIFAHRT ACIIBE GESELNHAPT
DE MBURGO,

Ell servieio quncena de nea Hambugo ngaterra
ea St. Thomas PueroRco Hay prncara todo
ell prssene 8 principles del entrante
81 Aa destnado habendo do
los conrastas tempo convendo la Compan a
provonamente vapor arga puerto Thomas
pudiendo admitr ndmero itado de pasageros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-08

co % por 81, tomando S5 en- adelante de "a.
ldem de 1S clgarrillos gruesOs papol blanco IS.
ytomandO de $5 en- adelante %. Cajstillas de
IL clgarrillos gigantes 20 pcr un peso.
II A Pc.
Tambien Sc encontrara un surtido de este nal
vO de la conOcida fabrica La Iberia ae Ia ala
ses siguientes:
Tdp hape Roda ma botella-. la-.................$2 -
Idem ldem idem media botells ia
Idem Rosa una bOtella. lla......S16 "a
Idem idem media botella 60
Idem Puro una botella n a.
NOIA;-Las personals qne deseen otras vito
las de tabacOs no marcadas en- Ia nressnta rsta
precios c0nvencionales.
j, Los pedidos Sc dirijir&n al establishments
1 LOS C9m1'og de los Sres. ]. NJ Reyes CouDa
D. Esteban Balaguer Fortalexa 40.
PuertO-RcO 10 de Mario de 1874.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-08

CEGARRHLLOa.
Cagetillas de 90 cigarros corrientes papel,
orozuz 6 blanco, 80 cajetilas por peso, '
tOmando de pesos en- adelante, 81 por un peso.
Idem de IS cigarros corrientes papel blanco,
% por un peso, y tomando de pesos en- adelante
%. Idem de 80 cigarrillOs cOrrentes panel hlan-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-08
CONPAlIA RRAI DR. IlPORHS gORRBOs INGLRgRs

r.
OTzOs PUERTOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-08


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-08
La o S G A M B I O S

Gran dep6sito de aacos cigarros de sayca
La PERLA DE BORINQUEN DE ESTEBAN B1L1GUER
Premado MaNas de Meo Eposic;On Universal De Vea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
Prompt Punishment for AN Outrage.

ST. Louis, Mo-, July GA man named Hall
Grub committed a gross outrage on a woman
at Wathens, Kansas, Tuesday. Yesterday be
was sent to Jail at Troy, in charge OF a consta-
bic and guards. The wagon containing the
prisoner was followed by an excited crowd OF
men and women on foot and horseback, and in
wagons, the former armed with guns ami
volvers, and the latter carrying ropes. AMI de-
msnding revenge. When about a mile from
Wsthens, Grub sprsng from the wagon, and
attempted TO escape, but was at once rsi-
died with bullets and instantly killed.
one OF the crowd following the wagon, nautd
Mcpherson, received one OF the shots fired by
the mob, and was mOrtslly wounded. woman
riding towards Wathens, and not conaect-d
with the crowd, was thrown from her horse aud
perhaps fatally injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

IHB LIGHT WEIGHT CHAMPIONS Rem.
resentatives Of the well known light weight
pugilists-Billy Edwards aud Sam Collver-whO
are matched 70 fight At catch weights tor II ,OlO
a side and the championship on Tuesday,
August IL, met at the Clipper Office yesterday
within 100 miles of Pittsburg, Pa. Arthur
Chambers appeared for Edwards and a party
from Brooklyn for Collyer. As there was but
one other interested person present the coin was
tossed and Collyer adjudged the winner of this
part or the preliminary programme, without
noise or confusion. IL now rests with sam 20
give Edwards ten days notice of the place
selected for the conflict. IL also being the dav
when the articles require the final deposit OF
500 side 10 be deposited, inquiry estab lished
the fact that this important business had re-
ceived meTited attention, and nov there is
nothing left for the principals 10 do but put
themselves into the proper physical fix for the
punmelling which neither VIII escape when
once they stand face 70 face In the hempen
circle. This they are doing, Collyer having
selected as his training quarters the Two Mile
House, near Newport, KY, where be Is looked
after Dy his old antagonist, Barney Aaron,
whose experience In such that Sam will no dou bit
be in the best possible condition when the event.
full day arrives. Edwards is located near Buff
falo, Ny, and for the present is being assisted
IN the arduous work OF training by his brother
Wharry, who thoroughly understands All the
ways that are dark and tricks that are yains
OF the profession. The latter are living with
friends, and will remain there until feg days
OF the battle. They will be Joined q fortnight
before that time by DOoney Harris, who will
finish Billy's training. IL IL probable, or so the
the particular friends OF Edwards during the
combat, while Barney Aaron aud the stansh
Johnny Newell, Of Pittsburg, will stand behind
Collyer.-N. y Herald, 2lsf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

KILLED BY LIGHTrING.-LastS SATURDAY. dur-
ing a thunder storm, Mrs Bowman, wife of
Mr.. Caleb Bowman, OF this county, was s.ruck
py nghtnlng, and, IL is supposed, instantly
killed. Mr.. Bowman was absent from home al
tne time, ard, from appearances, 1t is thought
MIS-. bowman had been TO the door TO put some
water, and returned into the house lust as the
lightning struck the house, passing throu yh
from end to end, and striking Mrs. Bowman in
its passage. fortunately the building did not
tahe nre, or her little child, which was un-
harmed by the lightning, must have persisted
AFTER the storm neighbor discovered Mrs
BoWman lying in the floor and her little child
slnng upon her body.-CdrroH County (Va.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

YOUTH DROWNED IN MILL RACE-At
Fredericksburg, Va, boy about eight or niue
years old was drowned on Monday by falling
into the mill-race that supplies M. Slaughter s.
sons grist- MIL with motive power, and which
runs Under one of the streets for several sonars.
Ii seems that he had been sent to a neghboring
pump ana stopped to play near the edge ct the
race, and some way fell in where the water
along with the current for distance of a SQUARE.
Efforts were made to save him, but as the race
was full OF water, some six feet deep, il was
Impossible TO render any assistance. As soon as
possible, however, the water was cut OF above
and his body recovered after remaining in the
water three hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKRT.-Cotton
goods were less active than during the latter
part OF June, when most of the larger iobber.
operated go literally that their wants for the
earlier fall trade are supplied. There was, how
ever, fair movement OF the more etaple
fabrics, and considerable briskness in cotton
hannels, which, as before stated, have been
opened ct such low prices that a heavy con-
sumptive demand in the early future seems inn
'aBced at any moment. There were no price
changes OF Importance beyond the closing out
10y the agents, of Al Davol bleacRed shirtings at
10 cents, and few minor revlsisns of asking
rates and discounts. The finest Qualities OF
bleached cottons were sluggish under the
impression which has gained ground that they
are Lot, relatively, SO cheap as other grades.
The print market attracteda good deal OF at
tenton on the part of country iobbers and
those from distant sections made fair purchases
or mt dunn and dark fancies, the latter of which
and SIDE band styles, could have been sold to a
much greater extent but for the short supply on
the market-N.Y Y. Daily Bulletin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

SALE OF FINE PRoPBRTY.-The we'll known
property at Berry's Ferry, has been sold by n
.. Bend Co, Virginia land agents, whose
chlef ONCE 10 In Washington, corner of Louis
lana avenue and eth street, to Mr. Alexander
wood, OF Lodi, Wisconsin. This property Is
we'll known to the citizens OF our section or
country, oeln& situated on the Shenandoah
river. where the Alexandria and WinchesteT
turnpike crosses, at Berry's Ferry. The land
Is highly improved and very fertile, and the
house and out buildings valuable. Mr.. Wood
hopes to be the means Of inducing other settlers
to the neishborhood. The price paid for the
property 10 S12 ,0O0- TiyQinid Sentinel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

FATAL CASE OF HYDRoPHoBIA AT CULPTr-
lR COURT House, NA.-A case Of hydrophobia
Jesuited fatally at Culpepcr court house on FRI
ray last, the victim, negro child, who was
fltten about six weeks, as nearly as can be as
Certalned, before the disease made its appear
Snce. The girl had been in usual health up to
a few days OF its death, when il was attacked
with the usual symptoms OF this disease, vio-
lent and continually recurring spasms, during
which strong men were scarcely able to restrain
Ter from biting those around her, followed hy
great nervous prostration and intervals or uie (
Consciousness. Nearly, if not all, the usual
'ymptoms and characteristics were present
and TO satisfy himself still more fully, one of
he attending physicians, DR.. RiIev, determin-
I'd TO apply the water test. The Child at this
tine had recovered from one OF the violent fits
md was subsequently, very weak; indeed
IFS mother said it could not move so great was
its prostration. DR.. X. first began by letting
wster fall from cup into bucket of water
This, though out of sight OF the child, could
he heard by it. The effect was plainly seen
TOT at the first sound of the falling water the
child seemed wild with terror and fright ac-
ccmpaned by spasms, and so continued SO long
IS the falling water was heard. The doctor
then placed small piece OF ice in the open
hand OF the patient, and weak and Frustrated
as II was, II gave one sudden start followed by
jump, which landed the child some six feet
from the bed On which il was lying. She died
in few hours after this unmistak able proof OF
hydrophobia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

ARREST OF GERMAN FORGBR.-Some time
sgo the German consul-geDeral at New York
informed the police authorities there of the es-
cape of John SchwIck from Germany after
committing fOrgeries to the extent of ilOO. 900.
The arrivals Of European steamer. were
watched, but he was not captured. man was
arrested In Yonkers on a charge of committing
bur glsry In human hair store in that city and
taken to New York, where he was identified as
the German forger. He is now held under the
extIadition treaty, and will be sent to Germany
on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

~Colorsdo wants more women 30 scream at
the potato bugs, and enjoy the other beauties OF
the land.
~Tbe Virginia and Maryland boundary line
commisiopsers have appointed ex-Gov. Jen-
kins, Of Georgia, umpire.
- President Tetsds, Of Mexico, has refused
the application OF Santa Anna 20 be restored 10
the rank ana pay OF general OF the Mexican
army.
1.-THE mayor OF Philadelphia has issued a
PROCLAMATION Offering reward OF s2OOO0 for
the capture OF the abductors Of the child Char
child.
The house OF John Sigler, near Memphis,
Tenn, was burned Sunday night last. Mrs.
eigler, her two children, and Mrs. LiRor we're
dangerously burned The latter is not expected
TO live. The nre 10 believed 20 have been In .
work Of . negro with whom Mrs. Igor had 4
difficulty about some work,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

TRAGEDY IN PHILADKLPHIA.-George Wash
ington Holman, aged thirty eight, carriage
blacksmith by trade, committed suicide in
philadelphia, yesterday morning, having first
attempted the murder OF his wife, who wa. Sc
verely cut about the throat and face. Hoffman
was out OF work for some time, and thi. fact
seemed to weigh upon his mind and cause a de-
precision OF spirits. at intervals for several
weeks past he stated to his wife that Re intend ed
to commit suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23
The President.

LONG BRANCH, July 23.-President Grant
accompanied by Secretary Robson, arrived
here this morning. Secretary OF the Treasury
Bristow will arrive this evening.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 23.-The arrangements
for the reception of President Grant on Satar-
DAY ineluce a dinner, fireworks, and a ball at
the United States hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23
New YOrk's New Superintendent of

NRw YORK, July 23.-At a meeting OF the
Board OF Police Commissioners to-day Inspec-
tor George W. walling was appointed the new
superintendent OF police, to ill the vacancy
caused by the promotion OF the late Superin.
tendent Matsell 10 police oommissionership.
The Sales ofGOvernment Gold To-day
NEW YORK, July 23.-The gold bids aggre-
gate S2,310,O00 at 109 6 to 100 81. One million
OF gold was awarded at the prices named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

A CARL1sT Observation-Disclosures General
Pinto has defeated a detachment OF Don AIfon-
sos army at Salvsnete, in the province OF
Cuepca, delivering 700 OF the prisoners taken
BY the Carlists at Cuenca and capturing eight
quantity Of arms and baggage. The Cariists loss
In killed and wounded and prisoners WAS
heavy. -