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The Lecture.

Lieutenant Denison's lecture or
"War Pictures and Lessons" at the
Congregational Church last Friday
evening, was listened to by very
attentive audience. The lecture
was very interesting, and, to the
old soldiers present, it must have
brought to mind many incidents Of
the late unpleasantness to their
minds.
The Lieutenant commenced his
lecture with short account of the
origin of the rebellion, relating
how the sad news was received
by the people, how they rushed tt
the front to show their devotion to
the Union, and how the man Of
wealth, the merchant, the artisan
and the laborer sought the ranks
and esteemed it a privilege to fight
for their country. He then related
numerous incidents, both laugh
able and heroic, in. order to show
the materials of which the Union
army was composed, and finished
that part of his discourse by q
vivid description of the battle Of
Mission Ridge. The Lieutenant's
description of the battle of Mission
Ridge was grand display of ora
tory, and during the recital he kept
his audience in wrapt attention,
The lecture was concluded by q
POLITICAL sketch, in which the Lieu
tenant expressed his belief, that
country, not party, should be the
motto. He thought the war was
over, and he could see no reason
why the soldiers of both armies
should not meet as brothers. He
thought the Southerncrs had been
punished sufficiently for their mis-
deeds, and it was now time to cover
up the hideous evidences of the
late rebellion. He further remark
ed: "That he would sooner be an
honest rebel soldier, who consci-
enciously believed he wasright, than
to be a christian statesman who
couldn't be trusted within gun shot
of the public treasury"
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cmuncH DIRECTORY.

EPIsCOPAL-Rsv. w. w. Rafter. Services in
Trinity Church, on First street, every Sunday
morning and evening.
BAPTIsT-Rev. w. G. Learned. Services in
society's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATH0LIC-Father Van Chimp. Services in
Che Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
, Sundays at $50 A. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, and att p. NJ
vespcrs service. Sermon In English AT
r 1850; i'm French at 1870. ~ RI ~ttr,
y CoNaREGATIONAL--Re A. d. Allen. Ser
vices IN the society's Church, on Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening.
4 METHopIsT--Rev 81. 8. White. Services in
society's Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
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Mafine.

Capt. Shorthand furnishes us will
the following list Of vessels as hav
ing arrived or departed during tht
past week:
I ARRIVALS.
Nov. 16.-Barks Z. L. Coyne ani
Massillon.
II 1S.-Str. st. Joseph schr. Sar
Jacinto.
19.-Schrs. Higgie and Jones, ]
s. Minor and Champion +; sim,
barge Wexford.
20.-Strs. st. Joseph and Marine
City.
2t.-Stm. barge East Saginaw.
d 22.-Stm. barge S. e. Sheldon,
towing arge Ely.
23.--Schr. City Of Cheboygan.
DEPARTURES.
Nov. 17=Barge Banner, lumber,
for Cleveland scow Meisel, lum-
Der, for Algonac J str. Wenuna, for
Detroit.
1s.@~Stm. barge Huron City,
lumber, for Sanduskys
} 19.--Strh. barge Yosemite, lutn.
Der. for Sandusky , schr. Seaman,
lumber, for Algonac. sr.r p
20.-Schrs. Col. Ellsworth, ium-
Der, for Chicago, and ]. s. Minor,
lath and lumber, for Sandusky !;
sim. barge Westford, lumber, for
Sandusky; strs st. Joseph, for De-
troit and Marine City, for Cheboy-
gan.
21.-Bark Massillon, lumber, for
Cleveland.
%. Bark E. l.. Coyne, lumber,
for Chicago.
29.--Stm. barge East Saginaw,
lumber and shingles, for Cleveland !;
schr. Higgie and Jones, lumber,
for Chicago.
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= How that the mills are about all
shut down, and the manufacture Of
lumber Is laid over till another sea-
son, we find that upon the various
docks at this place there remains
but little lumber, and most Of what
there is left is owned by Richard
son, Avery & Co. and Folkerts Il
Butter6eld but even these piles
w!u yet he somewhat diminished ere
tn boats cease running this fall
This is cevtainly more encouraging
than at this time one year ago,
when nearly every dock In the city
was piled about as full as 1t would
hold; and then the prospects were
not very favorable for fair prices
for lumher when spring opened. =
But now we lave little stock left,
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Centennial.-Although the firm Of H.
A, DeLand & Co., manufacturers of ID.
B. DeLand l. Co.'S Be,t Chemical seler-
atus, has not been in existancc one hum
dred years, yet they have manufactured
their celebrated Saleratus twenty-five
years, during which time the demand for
Best Chemical Saleratus has grown from
few pounds per day, till now they turn
out many tons. 1t is strictly pure,
healthy and uniform. In fact 1t con-
tains all-the good Qualities of Saleratus
and nune Of the poor. Every good cook
that has tried It BUYS it again, thus its
success. 9QfI elniN3
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five years, and considering that the
winter amusements Of the citizens
of Alpena are entirely of their own
creation, the investment win prob
ably prove success to the prop
rietors and fun for the citizens.
The salt well is at standstill-
down 200 feet. An opportunity
is offered to well borers to take the
contract Of extending the well to a
depth of 1900 feet-6O0 feet more
than the present depth. The citi-
zens are confident that the result
must be a success. The time has
come when they must have salt or
build furnaces, like billiard,
Churchill g. Co.'s, for the destruc-
ton of the refuse wood of the mill.
The Alpena Lumber Company
are making sort Of speciality of
short siding for eastern consump-
ton. This season they have made
100000 pieces, or about one half
the capacity of their machinery.
The process of manufacturing this
siding is rather a novelty. The
logs are cut into length of four
feet and placed the same as in a
lathe for turning. A little saw cut
in six inches from the circumfer-
ence to the centre. When the log
is gigged back and revolves three
quarters of an inch and the saw
again goes through. Thus until
entirely round the log, after which
it is taken from its fastenings and
the siding split off from the heart.
Saving in this manner bevels each
board the same. They are tied in
bundles, piled and allowed to sea-
son,then after planning are ready for
shipment. 1t makes a very excel
lent quality of siding and is much
favored in the east.
The Fletcher House is closed for
the season, but the Collins House,
over the river, is being run in
most satisfactory manner by Mr..
Jason Gillett. He opened TIE
house some three months ago, and
is doing business that satisfies
himself and his guests.
Noticeable improvements in the
way Of buildings may be noticed
each year in this thrifty young city.
During the past summer many
handsome residences have been
built, and others are in the course
of construction. On the street
leading to Campbellville, the i'm
provement is quite marked, and
the same may be said of that por-
ton lying on the bay shore on the
other side Of the city. Deacon
Hitchcock is building q warehouse
and elevator on the end of his new
pier, large and commodious. A.
F. Fletcher & Co., are building a
handsome new office which will
soon be ready for occupancy, and
Mr.. Thos. Hunt has completed ohc
for himself, adjoining his residence
in the rear. 1t is a handsome
building and tastefully fitted up
inside. MAC.
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1t is difficult yet to estimate how
much numbering will be. done in
this region during the present win
ter, but rs near as we can calculate,
we should judge that there will be
from 60,000,000 to 70,000,000 put
in, and this, with 20,000,000 of the
last winters stock left over, will
probably keep our mills in opera
ton next season.
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The correspondent of the East
Saginaw Courier, who visited thi,
city two weeks ago, writes as fol
lows to that paper concerning
Alpena
Most of the mills are still in
operation, but the prospects are
that this week and next will con-
clude the seasons work. Messrs
Campbell, Potter & Co., have shut
down after successful seasons
run, in which they have sawed Z.
100000 feet, or within 100000
feet of the full capacity of their
mill The prospect at present in.
dicatc tLat there will be In the
neighborhcod Ct 66,oOO,OO0 feet Of
logs cut and banked during the com.
ing winter, each of tie ten mill COM
panies intending to put in enough
for q stock.
The Alpine Boat Club, organic
ed last summer, with w. L. Church.
i'll, president; James H. Fletcher,
captain and z. M. knight, ensign !;
is In fiourishing condition. Be-
sides the eight cared barge built for
them by Capt. Burnhatn, in Sagi-
nav City, they have a four cared
.lap-streak gig owned by members
of the club. This boat, the Pedro,
is kept in q boat house of her own
up the river, and the crew, of
which v. G, Durham is captain, is
yet working at odd times to keep
in condition, Next season |, they
propose to buy a four oarcd shell.
Their boat house on the bay shore,
is a very commodious building,
60x24 feet. The club has rented a
hall for the season, and every two
weeks give social hop. Their
hall is elegantly decorated with
flags, oars, etc., and probably many
happy winter night will be spent
IN it. 1t was the good fortune of
your correspondent Is strike Alpe-
ma in time to attend the hop of
Tuesday evening last, and tho pet
word Of our friend V. G. B.. recher-
che, describes it happily. The floor
was comfortably covered with a
happy class Of young married peo-
pie, and other young people, who
we're evidently arranging to get into
the same class. As we remarked
before, tho citizens of this place
are dependent upon themselves for
amusements, Ind realize the tieccs-
slty of union in society. One
would think that they, in their
isolated location, would dread the
of the long dreary winter
of Northern Michigan |; but such
is not the case. They look for
ward to II as long joyous season
of pleasant socisl Intercourse. and
q carnival Of ,gsyety. = w IL
Messrs. G. Golling and E. Kelsey
are erecting skating rink for use
this winter. The building is an
octagon, 10 feet in diameter, with
self supporting circular roof, and
reception rooms outside the main
structure. The reception rooms
are three in number, 20x2O. The
parties have leased the ground for
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1t was currently reported about
town yesterday that on Monday
night a wheat laden schooner from
Chicago, sunk within a mile of the
mouth of Thunder Bay river, the
crew all being lost except the cap
tain, who swan ashore. We tried
to find that captain, or some one
who could give us some information
in regard to the matter, but failed,
and we finally came to the conclu-
sion that the story must have orig
mated by some old lady remafking
81 hope there wasn't any wrecks
last night"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24

The steam yacht Mamie, of Chi
cago, was at this port yesterday.
She is bound from Lake Erie to
Chicago. Monday night during
that fierce gale, she lay off Thun-
der Bay light, and there heaved
and tossed till morning, when she
ran into this port, having sustained
little or no damage.
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He certainly ought to feel better
for yesterday morning he combed
the following out of his hair
Three pill boxes, three neck-ties
two pieces of string. one button
card, one lottery ticket, one hair
brush, two cigar stumps, four
MATCHES, one toothpick, two pieces
of .'irch bark, nine pool tickets,
and i'm cent script.
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Nearly AZ the mills are now in
active, having completed their sea-
sons labor. Howe yer, the mill Of
Bewick, Comstock & CJ. is yet in
operation, but it is inte.'dcd to
cease work there this week. Then
once more we are to wait the COM
ing of another summer ere VIC
again hear the hum and buzz of
our many and valuable "chewers
of pine logs"
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and the indications are that when
navigation opens next spring, there
win be at least as COOL demand
for lumber as at present, and at
probably better figures.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24

Tho next meeting Of the Com
mon Council will be on the evening
OF the first Monday in December.
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HiIliard, Churchill a. Cos mill
was shut down for the year last
Wednesday night.
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P.Mc Dade will give a Thanks
giving hop at the Union House to-
morrow evening.
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JIG. Rsrman started on Mon
day with : squad Of men, to COM
-,mence work on the, new road TO
Otsego Lake
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Wood and farm produce always
acceptable at this Office on sub
scriptions.
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A little more snow, and then
.then-some more.
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Ice formed nearly an inch thick
ON tho river Sunday night.
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Read the advertisements of II
III. Wittleshofer, in 25 cent column
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It is tomorrow evening that the
hop Of the Alpine Boat Club takes
place this week.
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Some weeks ago part Ola gold
earring was found and left at this
an and as yet the owner has
not q. lied for it. - A'sv9f-9NA
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wessw on the street the o'ner
day q reelection Of bones,A morse .
skin and q quantity OF hair !; yes'
tbs owner called it a'horses TT
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1t looks as il navigation W.
about to close for this season.
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Creighton has returned from below, and has a
larger stock Of boots and shoes than ever before,
and is bound to sell at prices lower than any othor
house in the city. i'- ~ III t
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Tomorrow, thanksgiving dAy. the
Baptist, Methodists, and Congrc-
gasionsl Churches will hold union
servscss a the Methodist Church.
Sermon by the Rev w. c. Learned.
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Good envelopes at 10, IL, and 10 cents
per package at the ARGUS office.
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p Tho mail has commenced run
ming by stage.
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We en-. rot help it, but we ac-
tusl,v feel so,. " for the poor tur.
hiss t,,st vilI bo dcyopred by hui
man beings tc-morr, W.
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First quality note paper at 10, IL and
60 cents per quirc at tire ARo Us Office.
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At the residence Of the officiating Clergyman,
the Rev. w. c. Learned, Nov. 18th, 1878. Elbridge
H. Mcr-c and Mary A. Mclaughlin. All of this
city. s.flfavrr aff ln ..nn ais
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60 70 nsrshaw q Cos for your psrIcr and
cooking stoves they keep the best stoves At the
lowest prices.
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Faber lead pencils sor 5 cents each, OF
So cents per dozen, at tho AHsUs office.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24

Our merchants are getting thei
goods ready for the holidays.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24

]. M. Blakeley has returned frol
his business trip to Chicago.
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We End on our table paper call
ed the "Family Physician" pub
lished by J. II. Bostwick, Alpena
but on examination we find, also,
that it is not Of home production,
but is printed elsewhere. But
then, John is excusable, as it is sent
to him by manufacturers of patent
medicines. AAALla-
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G. Aipem has now a large stock Of scnss jewel.
~. Of very fine quality. 1lesi a. .ar
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NJ oBrien l. selling boots and shoes 20 per
cent hess han cost. 20 make room fcr his winter
s.cck. Don't fhii 10 call su,l zee him
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You will find nice assortment Of lamps An
lamp ehimneys at fIsrshsw Cos, at s-.trsml
low prices f i.v Hor fl'n srsr
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First arrival new fall millinery. veivcts, velve.
teens in all shades fen and straw hata, 1t A.
Apspach a Co.'S, which win DO sold at very low
prices.
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Local Notices.

II you want good French calf, top cole, hand
made boot warranted for $500, go to croweli q
Gein,y's. fa. 49,. f..i..
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Another furry of snow on Mon
day night.
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Our Reporter o. the Alert

Letter paper only 25 cents per quire
at the ANGUS Office
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Another large stock Of new goods Just received a,
the N. Y. c. strres HfUIf fH
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Don't forget that Creighton is selling boots and
shoes at astonishing low prices.
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second hand coal stoves taken in exchange for
goods, at A. Harshaw a Co.
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You viii miss ii Il you Dc not call on crcishso,
10 buy your boots and s.soes, lfL
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The ladies of the Baptist Church
and Society will hold their social
at the rooms of the Church this
Wednesday evening. They will
serve up hot coffee, dough-nuts
and pumpkin pie. Go, everybody,
and partake of their refreshments ;
it will prepare you for thanksgiv-
ing.
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to Detroit, when she will lay up
for the winter.
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d. Rodman is doing an immense business.
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The Common Council Of the City Of
Alpena met In the Council Room on
Monday evening, November 20, 1875, and
was called to order at 800 o'clock by
the Mayor So
PRr sHSr.--oeo. L. Afallz, Atayof: A.
n. Mcdonald. Recorder, and Aldermen
Gillett, Richardson, Scagc and Shcahy
Journal Of sessions held November
ist, and November 10th, read and
approved. f3
i PETITIONS.
Bingham, Johnston q Co. asking
that duplicates Of orders No. 1909 and
i,59s be issued as they have lost the
originals.
Moved by Alderman seayc, that du'
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Thanksgiving tomorrow.
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Last Monday night was one Of
the toughest of the season, and if
we do not hear Of some wrecks up
on the lakes that occurred on that
terrible night, then we certainly
ought to thank Divine Providence.
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Joseph Halstead, of Bay City,
who is we'll known to many of our
citizens, died of consumption at
his residence on Thursday morn
ing last. The deceased was an ac-
tive member of the order of ODD
Fellows, and was buried under the
auspices of his lodge last Sunday.
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VJ>O RENT-A good business building, ready
i supplied with counters and shelves, on CHS
holm street, to rent at reasonable rates. Enquire
of T. LAIONDE. COG
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Advertisements Of five lines or less inserted in
this column at 25c per week, and Sc for each Hdi-
tional line. II continued for three months or
longer, IS per cent dicount from these figures.
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Capt. Shorthand furnishes us with
the following list of vessels as hav-
ing arrived or departed during the
past week:
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a VLJANTED.-Ai the Girls and Boys in the city
w TO call at Croweli & Godfrey's to get n pair
Of shoes for almost nothing. lil
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vi,U RENT.-Two good residences on the bny
il shore TO rent. Enquire of T. s. Markham,
at the Post Office. or of c. N. Cornell, County
Ciork. los
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rJ,o RENT.-A large house with good garden
IL grounds situated near Union School House,
ON White street For particulars enquire of
J. HKERR, at Bolton McRae's. 2li
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INARM FOR SALE.--40 acres, 80 acres, 100
IT acres 100 acres Just as the purchaser wishes.
Half down in cash OF its equivalent, balance on
time. Joins the city limits.
2i6ms Enquire at this Office.
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A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
IA Courts Of different States for desertion, &c
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address, NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, 1914
Broadway, New York. lo9
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VINEAMING,-Parties in want of some one to
Il to do their Teaming, matchmaking, blowing,
etc., will save money and trouble by calling on
Isl VS. FURNISH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

a new Democratic daily paper has been
established at Columbus, Ohio, named the
Herald.
Robert Bonner, OF NelD York Ledger
fame, has given 100000 TO Rev. DR.. John
Halls lew church.
Portage bridge on the Erie Railroad,
which spanned the GeResee river and falls,
said 10 be the largest wooden bridge in the
world, was burned Wednesday night.
TIE Government sold yesterday in New
York, 81, 100000 in gold, at from 1882 to
l15.395.
The shipments Of specie yesterday from
New York 10 Europe amounted 70 SooO,OOO.
The engagements for the Spanish steamer
to-day amount to nearly 100000.
The issues Of postage stamps Of all kinds
by the POstOfice Department during the
month Of April last amounted to little in
excess Of S},GOO,OOO. This is an increase
of about twenty per cent. on the issues for
the corresponding month last year, and is
by far the largest amount ever issued in
any one month by the Department.
There is no prospect Of the striking
miners near Wilkesbarre, Pa, going TO
work shortly. They are every day receiy-
inc aid from other sections, and while these
contributions continue they will likely hold
out.
Judge Williams, Of the Circuit Court at
Chicago. dissolved the Injunction restraining
the Common Council from canyaSsing the
recent vote on the question Of adopting the
general incorporation act; but he intimated
that he would hold the Aldermen account
able for their willful violation Of that in
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