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proyuInents Inquire at p5 NeEtcfn-ay.
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IL NEAR Jenrssn l4rk. Wohld take or 3 clear Iots
nrar sanc tcatlpn tuF nsAt payment. Address IL VI,
IFitniIe OiI1cg.
I1OK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FEET riIONT
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AID MaahIlGt4n .at4,
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ROCK RIVER SEMINARY.

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Mt. MunNis, ILL.,, Jnnc l5.-"Old Sandstone"
has un its Commencement 4ttire. Eyer Blnro
last Saturday, thcro has bcen mastering U!
PARENTS friends, und old pupils, to Witness tho
cl.ie!ut krc,ts Of the Stnr. I'll. anIt
, 1876-06-26
PARTNERS WANTED


1,AI.TSEN WANTEE-fo1 Onl-A SPECIAL PART.
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, 1876-06-26

%17E NET CASH WILL. HuY \ BifANn-EkW
~ u ~ octave rEse ewoud plano. With axra1a.
French netton aud t&tD H1rtuYrItnts richly cared
legs sfh iyrt. Manufacturers lls% ptee, &3tn L 7.
MARTIN. Isl HtAtest
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

ing, occupying, next TO the presi-
dent, the chief position in author
ity over the army, by his own con-
fession unfit to hold a seat in the
Cabinet. He has doubly disgraced
acknowledgement himself as q
civilian and as a soldier. There
has been a very general feeling that
the transfer Of the management OF
the Indians from the Interior to
the War Department would be
wise; that the transfer would put
an end to jobbery and corruption,
and to such scandalous practices
as were common until quite recent
ly. The fact, however, that in the
very household of the Secretary of
War post-tradership has been
made a matter Of barter and sale
will have a strong tendency to sug-
gest the thought that change may
not be productive Of unmixed good.
There is another consideration in
connection with the case to which
we cannot forbear pointing. Pres
ident Grant, in accepting General
Belknap's resignation, in accord
ance with the request made when
it was rendered, did what was I'M
seemly. His doing so may in
measure shield Belknap from re-
ceiving the full punishment for his
misdoings, for the fact that he is
out of office may make it impossi-
BILE for the House of Representa-
tives to reach him by impeachment
proceedings, though Clymer, the
chairman of the committee which
exposes the corruption offered res
olution for impeachment. If the
President had RETAINED from TAX
ing any action in the matter, Bel
KNAPP would have had to face a trial
before the Senate. He could not
have evaded his full response
bility, and, if found guilty, would
have been branded as he justly de-
served. His punishment, as it is
going ont of office a disgraced
heavy, but it is light COM
pared with the oiTense of prostitut-
ing a Cabinet Office and we have no
sympathy with the sentimentality
which would let a culprit off be-
cause he fees badly-after he has
been found out. There is no stig-
ma too evere for the Cabinet Of
Iicer who makes merchandise out
Of his position.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

cording to distance, namely: For
distances not exceeding two miles,
one cent for each two ounces or
fractional part thereof for dis
tances between 800 and 800 miles,
two cents; for distances between
500 and 1900 miles, three cents,
and for each additional 1000 miles,
one cent additional for each two
ounces or fractional part thereof.
A special rate is, however, propos-
ed for transient newspapers and
magazines, namely, one cent for
every two ounces or fractional part
thereof for any distance not exceed
ing 1000 miles, but for any greater
distance double this rate is to be
paid. The bill also provides that
all occasional publications, prices
current, catalogues, and ANNALS,
all regular publications devoted
primarily to advertising purposes,
or for free circulation at nominal
subscription rates, shall hereafter
be considered and charged as third
class mail matter. Other provi-
sions authorize the writing of a brief
description upon books and maya
zines, or any other article mailed as
third class matter to be carried to
its destination in cases where there
has not been an evident intention
TO underpay the full amount, pro-
vided that double the deficiency
shall be collected at the other end.
When the sender is known, how
ever, he is to be notified and re-
quired to make the full prepayment.
Mr.. Hamlin is the author Of this
odious postal law now in force, and
evidently means to atone for his con-
duet, by attempting q remedy ere
it is too late.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15
The House Committee on Foreign

The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs are impressing the State
Department with pertinent inGuir-
ies with regard to Schenck. They
have been informed that he has re-
signed as Minister to England, and
they want to know when he did so,
and what induced the resignation.
They understood that he left Eng
land under leave of absence for the
purpose of coming home to testify
in regard TO the Emma mine affair.
The report is current at Washing
ton that Schenck resigned because
the British Government intimated
that it did not wish to recognized
him, and that that government will
present a claim TO this government
for indemnity for the losses OF
British subjects who invested in
Emma mine stock, on the strength
of Minister Schenck's name being
on the directory Of the company,
and who were victimized. II this
be true It will present the Emma
mine affair in a new phase.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

The structures Of the English
press upon Belknap's crime are
scathing in their denunciation Of
the American people and Ameri-
can institutions. These Journals
forget the reign of vice, corruption
and pro1igacy with which Great
Britain was cursed at one time.
They seem to have forgotten the
cases of Lord Bacon and Warren
Hastings. who were guilty of crimes
so high handed in their character,
that BellSnap's corruption pales in
TO comparative insignifcance. The
American people have so keen
sense Of honor, that there is no
hope for such as the ex-Secretary.
This fact he duly appreciates, and
he hides his head in guilty shame
and sorrow.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

Some of the organs have ex-
planned that the President used the
expression, "with great regret
in his letter accepting the resig-
nation of Belknap through a mis-
apprehension of the reasons which
induced Bellsnap TO tender it. But
the explanation is too prosaic to
suit the fanciee of correspondent
Of the Boston Traveller, who says !:
"The quiet words with which he
ended his letter accepting the resig-
nation of the personal traitor are
the most pathetic words that can
bring to mind in all the official re-
cords Of this country, or England,
with which / am familiar enough
to have any right to speak. They
come from a breaking heart"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

The organs have almost got
around to the point of defending
Bellnap. They have been so ac-
customed to defending administra-
ton thieves that it is natural for
them to defend the late Secretary
Of War. If Belknap had not con-
fessed, with what alacrity they would
have said the charges against him
were part Of diabolical Democrat
&c conspiracy TO bring the admins
tration into disrepute.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15
NEW SORTS BY MAIL

Plants of tho newest and finest
improved sorts, carefully packed
and prepaid by mail. Ny collec-
ton of Strawberries took the first
premium for the best Collection, at
the great show of the Mass. Horti-
cultural Society, in Boston, last
season. / grow nearly 100 varie-
ties, the most complete collection
in the Country, including all the
new, large American and imported
kinds. Priced descriptive Gaia
logue, gratis, 10y mail. Also, Bulbs,
Fruit Trees, Roses, Flower or Gar
den Seeds, sl.00 by mail.
g. Q. The True Cape Cod
q. Cranberry, best sorts for
Upland, Lowland, or Garden, by
mail, prepaid. Ell per 100, So per
1000. Wholesale Catalogue to the
Trade. Agents Wanted.
d. M. WATSON, Old Colony
Nurseries and Seed Warehouse,
Plymouth, Mass. Established 1912.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15
A National Humiliation.


Of War, has resigned. Under ordi-
nary circumstances this announce
ment would excite some surprise
surprise at the retirement of a
member Of the cabinet whose Tenure
of Office was generally supposed to
be identical with that of the Presi-
dent Of the United States-and
that would be all. But under exist
ing circumstances the announce
ment will awaken in the breast Of
all good citizens a deep sense of
shame and indignation. Their
cheeks will burn at the thought
that other nations of the world will
he able to sheer, as they so much
love to do, at this last outgrowth
of Republicanism in America
man holding one of the highest and
most honorable position in the land
confessediy unworthy to hold the
office. There is in this country no
scarcity of upright. able and incor-
ruptible men who would fill cab
met positions with honor and cred
il, and the country will sorrow
keenly that the Secretary of War
was not one such.
The people know but too well
how unmindful Of the public inter-
ests have been many whose special
duty il has been to attend TO those
interests. They have heen accus-
toned to so much official malreas-
ance and misfeasance they have
seen so much of winking at ques-
tionable practices they have been
aware that the departments and
bureaus at Washington and the
government service generally
throughout the country have been
fruitful of transactions which were
politically dishonest, and which,
with a more heroic virtue practiced,
could be denominated unqualifdly
dishonest and all the actors in them
treated as dishonest men-and this
with apparent unconcern-that 1t
wuold almost seem as ii their sense
of honor had been destroyed. But
tho painful revelation which comes
from Washington will show that,
easily and good naturally as the
people are wont to accept most
things as they come, there are &C.
which can overwhelm
them with humiliation. They have
no heart to frame excuses for a
man who has violeHtly abused the
confidence reposed in him. In
1is dishonor they have been dis
IGNORED, and it is useless to at
Tempt TO conceal the modification
hat is felt. The nation has been |
.ouched in a tender spot, and it
yinees at the touch and while
here will be terrible indignation
hat a man should dare hold a seat |
n the Cabinet and assume to con-
ult rs To the best means Of prose-
'uting criminals and defrauders of
he revenue when his own conduct
vas open to the gravest reproacb,
nd indignation will not lessen the
Intensity Of the shame.
Not the worst of this lamenta-
able affair will be the general feel
ny Of distrust which it can not
all to awaken. People will natur-
lily ask themselves in whom they
an put trust when q man like
,elknap has proved untrustworthy.
he people have sacredly cherish
d the feeling that officers Of the
rmy we're, by training as well rs
y nature, men Of honor--men
tho, of all others, could be de-
ended upon to act, at all times
nd under all circumstances, with
nswerving rectitude. Yet here
% have n man With military train
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

The Fertilization Appropriation
hill was cut down S3,000,O00 from
the estimates, and now SS,000,000
has been cut from the Legislative
and Executive Appropriation bill.
Randall was moderate when he said
the Democratic House would cut
down expenses 100000.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15
accept.

So Blaine would vote for any
bill to protect witnesses no matter
how outrageous the bill was, pro-
vided q Democratic committee re-
ported it. Nice material, he, ont
Of which to make q Presidential
candidate.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

"Observe," says a Republican
sheet, "Belknap did not rob the
public treasury of single dollar.
The Secretary is not u thief. He
has not stolen a dime" How con-
siderate Belknap was! He only
robbed the poor soldiers! Mark
the difference.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15
Wednesday, March Is, 1876.

The country may expect to hear
more of the safe burglary job
The bottom was never reached in
that affair.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

Senator Hamlin has introduced
n bill fixing the rate Of postage on
third-rate mail matter, and for 9TH
er purposes, which proposes for oil
tbird-class mail matter the follow
ipz rates Of postnge, graduated sc-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

The Secretaryship of War was
rendered to Senator Morrill,, Of
Maine, before being offered to Judge
Taft, but Mr.. Morrill, would not
accept.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

n select committee has been APP
pointed to investigate tho whisky
ring. Now we shall know who
gave the Pieirepont letter to Storrs.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

Truth, every word Of it, and no
one will dispute the fact that for Dry
Goods, Dress Goods, Ladies' Wares,
Crockery, etc., Lockwood. Luce e.
Seage's is the best place in Alpena to
make your purchases.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15
1T WILL
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All the news, commercial, political and general,
and the cream of current literature. news
paper that will meet every want md receive cor
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conceded by the press of every section TO be one
of the most original and brightest Of American
journals.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

4 BSOLUTE DIvOR
n Courts of different
No publicity required.
granted. Address, NJ.
Broadway, New York.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15
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Sepei9e an ben nStanoarb" iast, buB
Die OppoItion in ben gortes brei Ges
pub%lifancrn- Goiteiar, Serreclara uno
Mn9loba -, orei &aoifole - Ben Mar=
quis BON Sanooor Gonoe 9eus uno
Olauarieto -, 80 bis 40 Gpnltitutio-
naliiten, untcr ibnen Sagalta, galo-
9uer, uloa, Is bis 20 Mooeraoos uno
IS bis 40 Mnban9cr Der fatboliI9en
ginbeit, Die Die &esierung i'm 9%llgemei=
nen aus9enommen in Der reli9i0len Sra
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nausn 3ablen laiien ii9 nod ni9t anse
ben.
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ri6te la9en, oab Die &esierunsstrnppen
i'm Noroen Den &arliiten ndberl uno oab
cine emit 6eioenO Sdla9t erwartet miro.
Sic &e9ie-uns beobli9ti9t cine baloise
Gnoun9 Der Seiwolelisteiten nno Sren=
alun9 Der &arliIten.
, 1876-01-29
JAlau3.ialk gepefheu.

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@eleb9e6un9 BON Ontario, Dat 9eItern
cine 6rauen Itiminredts= Sil perporfcr.
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6anOlung BON Sorban, Glarf & Comp,
welde fiir5li6 in Solse Der 5dIl6nngen
unb ltntcri9leife iDres gl6baltersS ans
foro Die 3ablun9 einltelen mlbte, Njebt
ibre 8erbinbli0feiten auf $390,132 uno
lire Nftioa auf ~S351,526 an.
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l6dnoIide Sbat luuroe 9eitern frub in
Carlisle, pennl., begall9en. Semono
bate Dor Dem 9aule zines pripatmun=
neg cine erplooirenoe Bonnie nieocrse-
lest. Dicielbe BART ri4tete ober nnr
9erilgen 96aoen at, ob9lei6 CO erliAt=
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ben Nttentateru.
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rem iollen Dem &apitdn Der 8arfe, Ser
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Nurora, Sno., miro gemeloet, baB 2utber
Baltimore 9eltern it trauri9er @eile
um's 2eben fam. Mls Sremler Der
Ohio Miililiippi=9abn" on9eltellt, &c.
rietb lein SuB Spil6en eiue 90ienc II.
elm nebenan Oerlelben 9elesenes l6peres
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De cine GeOolutlon aus9ebro6en, 9ie
&epolutiondren 9riffen &aIiopes an,
lpel9es bon Mobro pert6eioigt wiro, Der
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Der n0roli6en 0iitrifte lit gu @unten
Der l1nterOriidun9 Der Gebeuion. Sen.
Yorfirio Sia5 1T in 2oeroo.
, 1876-01-29
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Sreslau. Oer Bropiusiauanotao
BET Yroutn3 Shleltsn 1T an 5. Sauuar
I'M StdnOebauS our9 ben SberprG(t.
benton @raien 0 Iruims 9 opbsnburo
nit elmer aulprade erOfnst lporoen.
Der Vanota98ab9eoronets bon @oerp
erpiberts bic Inlprudl osS Sberpr6.
l%ioenten nit elmer lan9ersn 0tebe. Siers
auf wuroe Der 9sr5o9 Don 0latibor Ourd
Reclamation %etnltimmi9 gum erltcn unO
Der Sar9ermcilter b. 6Ordenbef aim
~oeiten GOriiseDosu aswahlt. Der
, 1876-01-29
Sranfreib.

2onbpu, 81. San. Nuf Dem neuell
internotionalen 8abnDofc gu Soulo9nc
brad seltern 9lbeno Seuer aus. 9ie
9teltauration unO Warte5immer wurben
5erltDrt. Sic Sra6t= unb Sofia Mts=
&dumli9feitm wuroen 9%erettet. Ser
Serluit lit beoeuteno.
Baris, %. San. Ser befannte
Sdoulpieler S. 2cmaitre 1T 9eItorben.
8ier Sffi5iere Der Mrmee Iino ab9e=
1cbt woroen, neil lie in Imiens elmer
Suotenfeier gum Gcod9tnilie GapOleOns
III. beippbnten.
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aeurJis trIegr. pepfl0sn.
Oefreid

gBien, %. San. Gin gonlte oes
&ei6sratbcs bot bsl6loien, einen Spe-
al-Musi6uB Su ernennen, I'm Die 6ra=
.ee elmer Mrmee=& eouftion gu beratben
lno einen internotionolen GongreB in
bieier @ngclesenbeit gu berllf EN-.
Ser 8iener Correspondent oes 2on=
opner rStanoorO" melbet, bab 9eof
1cit 9isn flag heiuubtlos 1T.
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TIrfei.

2onbon, %. San. Cine Special
ocpel9e beg telegraph" meloet bon &as
9uin, bab 5000 Siirfen inter Wtontlar
8al@o Die Seitung &aowan, ipel1e nod
Den &Gmpfen BON 10. San. in Die 0dn=
De Der Sulur9enten iiel, wieoererobert ia
ben.
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Stalien.

81 M, 81. San. @eltern fano cine
8erlammluns BON @steranen Der &epo=
Iutionstriese unter Dem 8orlise Gari-
balois itott. 9ellen Tori9lag, einen
Wercin iibel gang Stalien 5m 9rInoen,
ipuroe an9enommen.
, 1876-01-29
Wnnteneare.

2pnoOn, %. San. Ser 8eri@t
bab Der Sultan beabli@ti9e, &ries &c
gen Montenegro 5u ertldren, beitdti9t
li@ nidt, bod IinO RE 8erbdltnille iebr
9elpannt.
, 1876-01-29
Gcrb:en.

2unbon, %. San. Cine SPECIAL
oepei9e bon 8ien melbet, Dap li4 in
lieben lebil9en Staoten Elm GOmlte ge=
bilbet bot, wel9es Die Mblesun9 oes
Siirlten MiIan a9itirt.
, 1876-01-29

aaroinal Nntoneli 1T mieoer geIuno.
&oroinal 8onuparte lit 5um &am=
mertin9 bes beit. Golegiums ernonnt
poroen. Sieies 1T bas b64lte Qmt Ser
, 1876-01-29
Gnglano.

2onbon n, %. San. Cine 8erliner
Sepel6e on Die nSolt" meibet, bob Die
,&bniein Sictpria bel ibrem Selu6e in
9eutldlano nod Berlin tommen
lpiro.
, 1876-01-29
S4meii:

8ern, %. Sanuar. Scr 9oit=Gol1~
greB bot bsi6loNen, feline nd6ite Sit
suns i'm Stunt 1876 in 2onoon ab5u=
bolten.