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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYLvANI-
cHESTAArs-zEITUNG" in Dauphin County
larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. II is therefore the best advertise
ing medium IN this part Of the State.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

- glm 0ienita9, %. Scbruar, luar
@eor8 Bal ldin9ton'S @cburtStaO. Ser
@ater unlcrer 9tepublif uar 1882 in
8eitmorelanO County, Sir9inia, 9ebo.
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1867 bon Surbam GOuntD, Gn9Iaub,
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der GrIte i'm &rie9c, Der grite i'm Srie.
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., Serum! - 9ie @Obltbdti9fcits.
8ebor6e melbet, baB in 8ennlpIDanien
$4,000 2anOitreider berlmbllmmeIn,
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bell uerilbe, aIS alIe Scnidrcfcu int @e.
iten - Sd0ne 8uI Itdnbe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

= Sic omerifauiIbe S6auipieIcrin
CHARLOTTE Gnibmaun lit nad nlebrluO.
6entlidem &ranfenIa9cr am DOrlebten
Sreitag in 8olton, M0liodulettS &c tor.
ben. sic binterIieB ciu SermOeen bon
ctpa 100000.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

: SIN Staatc Miaine Ibaffte bic Sc.
9i8Iatur Die SobcSitrafe ob. 2ebeu$.
lan9Iide 9efduonibitrafe bel iblusrer
&rbeit iuurbc inititllirt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
Sabr9anig 10.
Die
VeaniplbaaiI6s StaatS,ettaa9,
btrausatgfbtn ppn

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Gaeern, muB man bic aIte iDippbl ais anI
bIfnsut Abrt1t mItibtilfH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

9las Sbeilcn Der Counties Clinton,
GIcorfeIo, Cameron unb GIf mill man
Elm ncueS GountD formircn. 9tenobo
foil Der GOuntDfB luerben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

- Ser Satcr OeS Gr,SenatorS &arI
Sdur3 1T filr3Iid in SIIinOiS geitOrben.
ST mar so Sabre alt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

Sn cinem 8ade nobe Butler, 8a.,
crtranfte iid am poriaen Samita9 ein
Wonn, gtamenS 8. 0fid)ael.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

u&rnmmc gbesatten" 1T bic ueu.
cite Se5cldnlIn9 fir Gbcbreder.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

= Ser 8iutcr uubt iib iciuem gu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
Motto: MaOdeu thu bic gIu9cn ouf,
Speir0tben ii fein YicrNefnnf.

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8sIInnt sub bunbsrt lirbsn,is unb iirbsn NAL ;
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9abt eu9 BON srltsn Ginbrilf nibt SsrItitfn,
Drift IorgIan, Oh eub aud fein StcbpIe nedt.
9uPibU's 9intr rrii pom guB sstbnn,
Damn p1bIt ben Mnnn.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09
Cautious Courage.

Prom The ". y. Trb1ne
When Mr.. Augustus Snodgrass
pulled off his coat and made ready
10 fall into the mob which sur
rounded Mr.. p ckwick in the Sedan
chair, be was considerable enough
to remark that he was "going to
Begin" W erehy it is presumed
that he conveyed general invita-
ton to the public TO hold him back.
lest he should do the multitude a
frfgbtfnl injury. The United States
Government reminds us just now
Of the careful Snodgrass. A riot
has been going on in the neighbor-
ing Island OF Cuba, and after we
have born it with equanimity and
comfort for several years, IL sud-
denly occurs TO President Grant
that, for some reason not clearly
explained, we must put a stop to
the noise. But before he strikes a
blow he is very particular to de-
clare that he is "going to begin"
He peels, IL we may . allowed the
expression, with extreme deliber-
ateness. He fills the whole land
with the hustle Of preparation. The
furnishing up Of our little feet
makes as great q noise as the out
Ct Of a modern Armada. And now
that the later chapters in our diplo-
matte correspondence are publish
ed IL is seen that we have all this
while been crying to the nations Of
Europe 10 "hold us In"
So far there Is no indication that
any OF the foreign powers mean to
bestir themselves in this matter
on the contrary there is every rea-
son why they should let il alone.
And II they decline our invitation,
IN what sorry attitude they leave
ne. Nobody holds Us In, and yet
we do not strike. All the bragga-
iocio goes for nothing. The feet
rides quietly in Port Royal harbor,
md the Cubans go on fighting.
rhe only result Of the Presidents
Dluster is that the people have
made a much closer examination
II the Spanish difficulty, and
rave made up their minds that our
yrievcnccs are exaggerated, that
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09
Illustrating a Preyerb.

The old proverb that zone story's
good I'll aDother's tod was exem-
plified recently IN the case Of .
prominent politician and contractor
az Washington, IN q manner which
must have convinced that worthy
bow indiscreet II is 70 tel the first
story without assurance that the
other VIII not be told. II was no
less a parsonage than his highDe-s,
Alexander l., Of Washington, the
ate '.Boss,- who hal the honor Of
illustrating the antique saying re-
ferred 70. POndering sonewhat
publicly his downfall. a short time
since. he was moved 20 state that
when be entered the District Board
Of Public works be was worth half
million Of dollars, and when be
came out be was worth $50, 900 less.
That the statement surprised
the audience Of the Boss may
well be believed The impress
sion was so strong that he had
not been loser by his connection
with the "ring- as to amount al
most 10 a conviction and when he
thus calmly, not to say PlAintively,
insisted that the impression was
erroneous, no wonder he created
surprise.
But the Boss did more than sur
prise his hearers. He excited the
incrednsIity Of one Of them so
much that an investigation was i'm
mediately begun for the purpose OF
ascertaiDing whether the Boss
really suffered peculiarly to the
extent claimed. The result Of this
investigation, as detailed in the ac-
count Of the Washington CORES
pendent Of the New York World,
il the "other story" which ruins
the tale told by the Boss. From
that account it appears that the
amount Of property owned by Boss
Shepherd in June, 1871, in the
District Of Columbia, was $780,
643, upon which there were mort
cages to the amount Of $3.50, 042.s0,
leaving him property Of the net
assessed value Of s25, 600.20. He
remained in Office until October,
1873, just twenty-eight months
An examination Of the records at
that time showed that the value Of
the land assessed to Shepherd in
the District was s454,07s. Upon
this there were mortgages to the
amount Of s317.942.s0; SO that the
net assessed value Of the Boss pro-
perty was s110,476. Instead, there
fore, Of losing $4,000 he actually
made ss4, $3.50 in real estate tran
sactions alone.-Free Pres.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

re have 40 excuse fOr iafeEferaDee.
that our principal duty Is to misd
our Osn business Tue only re-
salt-DO, there may BE one other.
For sinee ne have invited Eng and,
and France, AID Germany, and
Austria, and Italy and Russia 10
intervene in the settlement Of a
difficulty which concerns this hem
sphere alone, il ray well be tia.
ne have es,sSlishei = preeedent
that viii some day be turned 10 our
dssadv.niage.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09
THOMAS g.. STRAIT,
~ y. BEDYOED,
:. Il. WHITE.
Committee.


Committee.
On nloiior Of supervisor Le%is. sup
ported by Phelps. the report Of the com
nitfee was accepted aud adopted, and
warrants ordered 20 be drawn for the
mounts ~ allowed. BY the following
vie. AycE-EeslfOfd, Ikwis. LOuden.
I'heips. Sprzt'. White and Brzkenrecd.
Nsys-TuYnbuil.
Sinved By supervisor Spraft. support
% ~ Willie. that the bill Of Obed smitb
for so te disziiowed. Carried.
Moved by supervisor Phelps. and sup
IDfte1 by Sprstt. that the bin Of Tbos
j.. -phpstcne for so he disaIlowed.
comptroller Turpbull called for the
aJes aud nays. which resulted "A. fol-
lors: Ayes-BediOrd. Phelps. Spraif.
snd Turnbuil. Nays--Lewis. Io'lsen
White aud Brakenreed, lie delated
lot.
The bill ol Thomas y tombstone for
tiJO winch Was laid upon ibc table az
tie last meeting Ol the Board. WA taken
up. ard OF motion Of supervisor Bedford
supported by Sprait. the same was al
love J al SO by ayes and nays, ~ fol-
lows: Aycs-BedfOrd. Phelps. Spr..tf.
TuTnbull. BrHkenreed. Nays-Lewis.
Louden, and White.
By supervisor Brakenreed, supported
b. Tnrnbuil
Hssoired. That the claim Of the Town.
chip Of Alpcna Of f0ll 2Gexpense incur
red W said Township IN the suppression
Of the small pox In winter OF lS75 ~ per
certified statement Of the Boartl Of
Healih Of said Township 81 AIpena. be
allowed. and the county Treasurer +
hereby Instructed 10 credit Che Town
ship ~ Alpena with the above amount.
Adopted by the following vote. AYES.
Bedford. Lewis, Louden. Phelps. spraff.
Tufnb1!l, White aud Brakenrced. Nays
none.
On motion Of supervisor White. sun
ported by Bedford. the bill of Dr. q. ii
shelton for s23 which was laid upor
The table nc the last mceteIg, was taken
up aud allowed ut Sl3
On motion Of supervisor White. SUD-
ported by Jurbbull. the bills Of Henry
Nrcman for g. 30 and VIM. ii. Phclps
for go ~ were allowed.
On motion of comptroller TnrnbulI. |
fuppOrted by White. resolution here !
iOfoie adopted by the Board Of super |
yisors Of Alpcna County JnD. eth 1875 /
respecting certain duties NJ the Sheriff |
aIid horse hire, was rccindsd.
On motion Of supervisor White the 4
Board ibereIIpoD adjourned until The
10Th day Of March next, at 10 O'Clock
An.
CBAs n. CORNELL, Clerk.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09
Board Of supervisors
cOaEfy Clerks Ole
.iirsga. air@nz Co Nis-h
January 3lsf. A. D. i-5S-

tOuflT Ls~rk Oifif7c- 4
.air%ua. sipens Co Ni-h
January 3lsf, A. D. i-ss- y
Pnrenznt 20 sdj0uTut5euf tisS Board
.. <ur-rsis1srs O. AiD~Ha County MI a.
she ogIiee % the rssunIT clerk .; 10 O',kDsS
4. ". ard Wzs czlied 90 Orsier BY the
chairman. Roll caliesl-pFese1li -trIer-
aisass C-zkeare~sl BedlouL LeEi-.
Is,tiien PfIslp.- Sprzit, White All
ersuDu-rolisr iurubslM
Tie rniB1ips ~ tisr frEcer ling meet
fu|0f ian. lgzb and 18th rad and sE,-
prOrsI.
r-lnb01s we're p-sseafs,I ifDni The
feverai TTezsuFers q llss townships g
Alg-ua. Long Rapii-. All Wiis0n- AMI
i1.e Tr-ssuTFr 81 the ciiyof Alperz- 49,
~ thar The time IN which ssi1 Iree--
nsess shall r5aks fhrir returns for the
rsliee;ion - fa1s- b extended Esfll
;'e hrsf % March 1875.
NOssd b supervI.OF While and sup-
T-srfei BY Tbelps that liz prayer % ils
petitions b GTzrfesL AID thai The TIM
iJF IN several Tree-Brsrs - tONn-iIiIf-
SD esiy o. maze their returns To- Ire
e0isfl~i9n 0f taxes - e&terslezi Urfll
III ar.f q Nzrlh. 1875 upon e0lr!ir.D,,
thzf sziH TreasUTsrE fss~W -helr lpiil-
zfid ~ bsEs ise comply Nifl So .sptuir
81 s-srh rae ME znl pr0si .e-t.
-snirT Biz. zi.f aeconDi. were pre-
seHfe'i and referred - The Committee o.
say AMI means.
a 70 OF from The Pro-. Afiy. % bill
?. ,srrel - him - the last meeting a.
The B1asd- and zisO defining The lrZsi
ji.sfice iers in criuiEsi czs>- uzs read
B. rOmptrolieF THFu5uli SUPPORTED
Ua-r.rr.sa.H rn.~s IL $1,000 -
lie i'Tos. AftT. &c I. ceiteJ ard ri-ce.
- fi@. and bis FecgDEeDla-i01 aCGDt-
81. y hrrY rs he biil ~ Paul Dne lor
90 ] : 4. 1liyae,I a. 80 - aad 81. d
a. T. MrIbfah fOr s4l - aiiyEesi ~
30 =. ani tire c0unfy Clerk directed 90
.lu3I.h cOry Offbe justice Zee bi.i g.
criminal case-s. ANNEXED u said report
- Sa~h justice Of the I'eace q AITeua
County.
Adopted By he following vote. Aye.
lseiifOrd. Dylis. I.gutef. Phslp-. STFzti
'lrlub4lL White stpf Brzks1re-d.
B. eDs1t tTol.er TurB5ulL supported
- Witt Received ilisf orders o. TIE
zzEDEi.f - 81 - - drz 80 tor tie Tay-
H-flr - corls ~ EO0sL il.a; aid Or
~. -f-.efa g. tie iaud- Il he cirr+
..,ii sabi F0srl = delivered Eaid '.ster-
o.. - delivered ~ liz gzrts dsiige-t-i-
eel ~oot O. tie ceriiGc=:e Of TIE
sf.erif. Cassira
Tbereupou ne B94rn zdjSuTne4 mil
3 l-fr.f os.s 0'rsOfE- ?. y.
B>szr' fuf- sstsnf 20 afiCrrT f-lanf
~ t.zif frss ere o'rif.-E r. -. Sf5d go
f-sifE ~ CrleE 81 ii5e chairman. kgD
rzF.s.-Fuu Re1-d frs-ssrif.
Rey-osr u he egr3li:fee On Ways and
Csass.
II nc EoGTd 81 capcrT1Ds2
SExTLEWEN.-Tsar c1r1Uitfre 20
,se0fH -as retired the fgiioUing bill.
.~.rr-s.r.r f.tTfr- rr,~.e.~s
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Geo. NJ. .Sacoge Dc Co.'S, Column
Person. answering any Of these advertisements,
will please state where they saw the same.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

the departments ezseP; 10 rssiEzin
sIiT1Eaxance and assgmP,i0ns Of
authority. aud eonfroniei BY =
hostile senate and Executive.
shoee prOiil itO-y threats have a.
really been freely pronounced; AMI
a guilty party stands aud moeks
this Democratic majority 10 = siD-
gis tranch q CoBSress becAnse IL
dos not accomplish IN thirty days
What everybody EeIl knew II could
not alOfe accomplish Al all Let IL
pass what positive measures it -ill,
whether for the suppression Of sx-
traSagznt expenditure or the re-
form % the currency, IL Is ceJCain
il advance 20 Be met With toe hos
tility Of tho-e who arr taking the
extremely VirtnoE.s cnt-criss The
farce i toe shallos 20 impress one
uith anything be, its shaneiessly
hyproerit.eAl character. The chrou-
ic iuaz;ioni,ts are calling tor re-
sEnptioc, after having passed s
measure themselves which they
pledged the country wOnd bring
resumption aIsout by 1879. They
cznno; wait for reform. and a. Of
ten a. the Democrats begin an in
ves,iga,ion they ridicule II as con-
ternptib'y snail business
II ia comparatively easy MAJ
ter. a. they find, to stand Of and
demand q a single branch Of Con-
gress that II shall perform in
month what can never be done, and
what they know can never be done,
without . thorough change Of ad-
ninis.ration. That such eager re-
formers should have waited 20 be-
gin their work mill they could
plead the safe obstruction caused
by divided Congress, after hav-
ing had ten years Of peace wholly
AZ their command, j. enough 10
make al hat wiling dupes suspi-
cioas % their sincerity, and that il
the very mildcst form in which
such hariibOod in politics can be
stated. They know very well that
their resu p'ion measure Is a dis
honest one; otherwise why are
they not content With Il, and why
DO they not insist that the Demo
cratic House Il Representatives
shall let = alone instesd 4 de-
manding that something different
and better slal be provided We
are free TO say that fraudulent in
tentions never more completely ex-
posed themselves than BY these
loud demands Of party for new
resumption measure which they
have pre- determined to kill But
the Democrats in the House have
DOW such an op ortun ~ to hold
them 70 their word a. a delinquent
party neTer vas held to before. II
a just and tactical plan Of re-
sumption shall be presented by the
House for their acceptance, in the
very act Of rejecting it, If they
lsre, they have got to show their
-easons and TO draw them into a
discussion OF that character is tf
expose their duplicity just as it is
% the country. A genuine re-
measure is the thing de-
and let the administration
party oppose it at their peril
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

The spectacle Is now presented
to a party that is responsible for
the present condition Of things
calling for reform more vociferons-
ly than even the people who have
themselves decreed IL at the polls.
The hot impatience Of the admin
istration Journals for retrencbment
and resumption does not sound as
II u came from those who have had
tho last ten years all TO themselves
TO accomplish both. Hero are the
Democrats 10 possession merely of
one branch OF Congress as yet,
with no hold whatever on any Of
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NEW YORK.

EARN h-ntr-d E.d sere1.y-sir = The Cen
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IL readers in every STATE and Territory. and ve
trust that 1915 viii their numbers doubled.
The general news q the day Sn D. found IN u.
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u nOnen, and always, We trus,, treating IN a
clear. Interesting and instructive manner.
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family newspaper in the World, and We shall con-
tinue b. give IN it, columns large amount q
miscellaneous reasiin2. such az stories, tales,
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

A number OF persons convicted
Of completely in whisky frauds were
seE..enced at indianapolis recently.
The highest penalty inflicted, was
three years in the reniteDtiary
with fine Of $1,000, and the low
est, six month imprisonment in ia,
with fine OF $500. Most o: The
guilty parties got two years and a
fine of $1,000. The sentence in
the case Of Bingham has been de-
ferred.
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and Women TO sell nom
WAN LDbreaking Lamp Chimneys. 1000
20 soln the nrst six weeks. Sample so cents
Terms Free. Williamson q Co, Chicago, IN.
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Tie foll0rng bills arc referred 70 Tie
lIil Bo1ri
Cfcs smith ........s-O %
J!.Os. l.. lOisB-fOne ........... 30 %
al Of WLleh is respectfully submit
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