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SAVINGS DEPOSITS AND THE GOVERN
MENT.

MENT.
There Ii protest from Wall strcot against
tho Government changing its oreditors,-
against tho Government accepting tho money
of tho savings class ut 3.G5 per cent insorost,
and taking up its u md Fer cont bonds
held In Europe. S1s. jar oouIp, tho great
moral fnancicr, through his paper, tho Now
York 7'f96uae, opposes tho intsrrosition Of
thu Government for tho protection Ut tho
G,000, 900 or s,000,0o0 OF dcpositors who
havo from ono thousand TO twulyo hun
lrcd millions in tho savings banks against
tho frauds and robberics which, from
time To ti1no, are committed upon them
by dishonest managers. Tho proposition
that Ito Government, through tho agency
OF tho rost-ot1Ices, ahould receive tho sas-
ings deposits of tho people and pay interest
thereon. is objected 10 because 1t Is q con-
tralizatiou Of power, nnl ssrido In tho
way Of l'atesual Goyornmouta1issn which is
not desirable. Tho Batne paper further OBJ
jects beca,lxe tho Government should not
"go iutn the business Ut lending money;
that II such policy he adopted it would
give every Postmaster tho power 10 lond or
scfuso TO lend money aud that undor Our
| system Of Government 1t Is not probable tho
funds would bo ~ faithfully guarded hero as
III England, where it is admitted these post.
| ollico savings bauka lavo bcou very euccess-
| ful and satisfactory, Tho great objection,
however, is tllnt it will withdraw from exist
| lug savings bunks largo aums OF money
which arc now loaned out Tor speculative
| purposes. ....
Thcsa objections will haraly have much
weight With tho general public, especially
with tho people WHO make tho deposits.
| Tie point that to establish post-oface say-
iugs bauks would 10 an exercise Of patoEnal.
| ism il very weak. The Government now
receives money on deposit OF tho laost-oflces
aud issues drafts In tho shape OF money
ortlers payoblo at such point iu the United
6tatos OF In Europe o. the aepositor 1any
sclect, lie Government collecting foo for
the service. After having exercised thst
function without endangering the liberties os
tho people or undermining the foundations os
the Republic, II would hardly 10 dangerous
| for the Government to receive the deposits
OF the people and invest them In its own
bonda at low rate Of interest," 1t Ia nol
proposcd to prohibit private savings banks ;
1t il merely proposed to otfer the people the
choice OF depositin3 tleix money, as now,
in private institutions, o. to deposit 1t in the
Treasury at rate Of interest less than that
paiA by private hanks. It Is not an exercise
Of very vigorous parental authority to leave
| tho people froo 10 select my bank they may
think proper In which to deposit thei1
, 1877-09-13

Our Mexican relations are now understood
to lie far moro a,nicablo than recent dis
Patches would haya led ono to believe. In.
.teal Of tho bitter hostility said TO have
be.u lately auisnating tue administration Of
Mexican affairs, the 6tata Department and
the N.xican Minister at Washington rospoet-
iv.ls recognize and proclaim only tho most
pacific eutcasors to break AWAY all barriers
u cordial understanding.
, 1877-09-13

4AAnatV" o1 0LoAo
we rs'hs se'e'a' cot1'nuhica''on7 On INC
subject OF tno 'a3a''on OF uepts' growing
oat OF ar. DAVID a. WELLS REVIEW OF t,'o
caso oi Alh1A1"p. seeea'y oeo'aoa ~ 'ne
supreme ceu.. o' eonn"o'aeo'' ana aevcrA
oastot'a's ~ tu'' papos W tno sA'ao suo]eo1.
a.! a tho "f''ef8 seomlne'S overlook tho tao1
tnas IL " properly anu nos .he pesaoa VINO 'a
a11ea' ~ ~ n'nia'e.!u . ~ tao INV Wno
owns .ao property 'uo NV III no o'a.o
MAKES u tho au1y o1 toe Assessor 70 oee1ae
naes 70 psol@'ly, anu '1o ma u 4e''oa ~ oh
tao properly a'a no1 Oh tho Pesson' Emo
o'ate o' A11z''o. nas no authority 70 !osy
1a1es On properly IN 'ne o1ato o. NOV 1osk'
tnouen sno o"aos 'aa5 10 . 'es'aen. IN 'a's
nta1o' ifope9's 'oc".eo N the 1o"a Oh
LYONS IN Iowa. cannos oe ta1ea " 'ha eu-
thor'ees IN any osaef county IN tho stato'
oven though 'ne o~nof may ASo IN aueh
otaes county, Even 9he supreme oourt OF
oonneo'seat coaceaoa 1nat no taxes can 10
, 1877-09-13


paying per cent interest; In 1t centr"liz""
tion to max 1onn Mt 3Gh por cent Interest,"
leaving the public free to !entt tho money or
'not2 "Int," says Mr. Goutp, "shal1 the
Government 40 into Tie l'usineBa OF Lending
money z and asks, Shall tho l'o"tmas'es
have tho power to lentt or to re'use 70 'eha
money? Tho post-otlice savlng" banks Will
not be institutions to lend money they VIII
oe merely places to receive money loahoa 70
tho Government 1t IL nothing nc" ior Inc
Government 70 borrow fnonos' ana II
there arc Si,2N,0nooo OF mono9 u.
tie hands Of tile people, IN small
s.'1na, which they arc Wiling 70 lena tno
Government at 365 per cent Interest," why
should they not have tho privilege an'. why
should tho Government nave any he"''""cy
in ACCEPTING tho loan Iho stosefnmen.
now owes nearly sl."oo,No,"o one.na'1
bearing & per cent and tito other ha'l ror
cent interest," la thore any nlofau ooleet'on
70 borrowing TINS money IRON our own
people ae 10" 1ate Of interest," a"o mnn8
up these bons1s bearing n'gn fase OF 'ntef~
estl VIII NOT tue ~.oio n"''on oo THO osa'
ot1ciary OF sho opefauoa'
rhe objection that tue Investment Oh tno
, 1877-09-13

A long and interesting discussion upon she
ELECTS aa1 case ot iaebrsesy anA opium cat
ing occupied thu attention Of the past days
meeting OF tho Association for tho Curo Of
Draukaz1s at the Washingsonian Homo yes
terdAy. The conclusion arrived at was that
tie uso OF opium IL q habit, while drunken
ress is disease, and that peculiar methods
arc necessary in the cure Of those addicted to
the ons aud suffering from tho other.
, 1877-09-13

We have every reason 10 look for great de-!
Of enterprise in catching SPENCER, now tbat Il
Is asecrta!ncd that le has gone beyond rccorerr,
Thesn las bccn great deal Of ahle-bo4a
sitting around done in this matter nut, now th,t
1t Ia perfectly safe To wake up, no one should
bs surprised ut auy manifestation Of frui.les
energy.
, 1877-09-13

Hero Ia HOW complication in the SITTING
DuLL business II IL discovered TINT ho WINS
bora on Canadian soil, Is British subject,
and Inns right 10 remain in tho Dominion.
Tho proper couse for the Commission now
u to induce him to exercise l,ia fiQht
, 1877-09-13

Upon ca'rn consideration, Judge Wu:1.Aats
has concluded TINT q Receiver will havo
groatcr power than an Assignee, and leaa H.
structcd the Committee OF depositors In the
s.ato Savings 10 aeroo upon a man posai-
bio, aud report Ills name to-day.
, 1877-09-13

intcmperance aud report tho measures which
should bo taken by Tho Church In illinois in
the discharge Of her duties and Responsible
ties in the promises; aud sho introduction
md reference Of an amendment 10 the canon
law, whereby fsmato pew-holdcrs shall DO
permitted to vote for Vestry1nen.
, 1877-09-13

1t Is said Of GAnBKTTA that he ttis the rerese
Of man Of actlou. lie Is q man Of aetlse
-thuuFhE7 whoso thought Is TO 10 carried out By
tho acts Of others" This Il q fortunate urlt,
OF intellect for N. GANnHTTA, who goes 10 jill
to think for three months.
, 1877-09-13

Col. T4Yton oGers 81 GOO for tho produce
ton of srESqEnfs body in Chicago, md It
would not DO thing to vondor ut II SrES-
cElt's nvarico should induce him to turn up
and claim tho rewartl
, 1877-09-13

LAME DEER has limped into Camp sheri-
dnn with his band Of Indians, completing
tho surrender of oil tho hostile Sioux, aud
freeing tho Dig Horn and Black Hills country.
II In to be hoped that s1rE1ao Bull will sooa
effoct junction with them.
, 1877-09-13

a Parliamentary paper IN the British incor,a
tax ellows that the total amnunt Ut incuue u,
charged from tho gear cntctl tic btl, Of Anil,
1919 ttle nrat year It was tsaposed), was GooG,i.
73l, ,5as. It commenced at pence In tho pound.
anl realized G5,Go7+ +79s; anil last gear II way
pence In the poupl, and produced e., ,G12, III, U
xtal mn mn
, 1877-09-13

One Baltimore young man challenged another
Baltimore young man, but the baltimore youns
mnn WHO was challenged by tho other Dal4
moro young mall ovcrslcpt himself, and n
consequence they d!l1n't do we'll.
, 1877-09-13

JonN MonRtssHT contributed $500 toward the
relief Of those who suncrcd from tho Euw Yest
1rc, and now ho has given a boston charitable
institution &l0o. Manifestly Mr. MoRR,ssEsa
inclination to ulEido Indicates That le IL csa-
dltlate for so1ne office III tho gilt Of t'la Com
Unnfsta.
, 1877-09-13

It Ia now estimated TINT Cor. CoNxoRs
majority over WILLIAMS, hls Democratic
competitor for tho Maino Govornozslsip, will
exceed 1,5o0--a very crodltab1o showing
when tho lightnoss Of tho total voto cast IL
cnns1nrnt1
, 1877-09-13

A Toronto tfcket-agent says he was aaton!shca
ut 6rRScEn's readfncss In computation, anil
concluded that 1le WIS d broker. Right. Ia
has broken moro banks than my man Of bis e,
lu tue West,
, 1877-09-13

As SPENCER rode through Canada, he sighed
when his gazo fell upon the Dlblc-rack In ths
car, mud observed tta lcgaul, "Rcal anl 70
tur,l.H
, 1877-09-13

Since tho Inauguration Of tho National
Hnnk system, sixty banks havo failed, Gill
cngo having contributed four of tho COL
lnnsod CONCERNS.
, 1877-09-13

Tho Prohibitionists OF Massachusetts md
Pennsylvania yesterday nominated full State
tickets Both aro confident Of succoss, and
both will wondor, as usunl. why their
crowd failod to put in IN appearance at tho
polls.
, 1877-09-13

4 report from Vleuna says TINT 'Osxlx
Paaha Is Il prisoner" fnct which tcnds to or
roburato tho statement taat he Is CnAwYoana
spite Of tho Turkish MInistcr's denial.
, 1877-09-13

Nov that he has found out who tho man VIA
tho Toronto nowaAca!cr who loaned 8pkNcERs
corkscrcw retolceth IN h!s heart that hu got Il
hnrk
, 1877-09-13

Some Of tile Ohio Democrats have been ri.
culating upon great galna this fall from ,lcfto
tIons among tic eoiorcd Republicans. oos ~
tho places named was Columbus. tlisp,,sh
from there says: "a great deal has been ri.
about bolt among cofored Republicans her,
30 hare Investigated with great care to mil,
out census OF FRRp RosET'a co1orcil nena.
Gratis. At present three colorc'1 men are plcde.
cd to that ticket, and another ono IL doubtful
Tint l. positively tue whole ltst.".
, 1877-09-13


Sylsan1a succoeued I'll giving SO clear, uifect'
aud unequivoca1 an expression 70 tho Scntl-
mont of TIM reot,Io of tint Htntn on Tim gub.
;a.t ~ rn,,ono,iz;ro lin e;,ver ao,1ar II IL
strange lin, = Convention in n westorn
sto,o 1;to WISCONSIN .bout1 conf,.o tin mat.
tor rho ponnsv,xnu;a topvont;on do.
unn;ica t,u rcatoration mi, tia uurestrictcd
co;unua of Tho si,ver dollar Az It a1ways ox-
istet1 in tlis coun.ry III, 10 tho nassacp Of tho
swi,5};no i,cmnnot;zat;on net of 1s7a. That
IN lust what tho bulk Of tho peoplc through
ont the ontf1o country acmana. oxcopt pos-
sibly In Now York and tho Nov England
sta;as whero .bo monev.lon,lora hayo con.
troL This sontimont il 30 dacilod that It
not,,olly forces ITSELF unou an observing Dor.
eon. md IN inst that IL In mt suff,ciont to
formulate ,nio ns,nn,e md inte,,ir,b1o propo-
s,t;on. 1Jnt1or tl,oso circumstances. thoro
wou M oxcuse for tbe following resolution.
=. That wo ,e5o,en TIM. tho ade.!ty Of tho Rspub.
licsn party In npto's!in1 tho nut'onal credit has
brought our currency 70 near .as po'a. ., se'anp.
,a, n ~ .'1 ~ ,aa."ca ,o iss ,orTnc, n,,sa a.
ot debts except wherc otherwise distinctly provided
by law' with tho eotnag' 80 regulated ~ 70 ma'n'
n aa e"a, sads @ aGa a,'1n1 r 's
notes ~ MONEY.
There aro two features observable in this
resolution. First, thoru was IN evident lis
ro,'tion to follow tho i,ic,ation Of Sucrotary
Hurn,tAa In tho Ohio resolution. in spjto of
tho fact that tue construction which ho Is
known to place upon tho exception, "wheru
otl,orwiso provided by law," ia icopartlzfug
tho chances Of Republican success In Ohio,
which would otherwise DO beyond doubt,
In Ito second place, tho Convention com.
mitted folly in restricting the demand for
reconciliation With tho condition TINT tho
coinage bo 50 regulated rs to u,aintain m
equality of vnluo and preserve tho lar-
monioua circulation Of gold. silver. and
1cuaLtonder notes Us money" Tho silver
dollar was q part Of tho legal kondsr
,nonoy of this country for nearly
ona hundred years, md tho men
in control of tho Government mover
found 1t necessary to undertake tho i1n-
,,ooaible task which this resolution suggests,
sometimes tho silver dollar would bo tl,o
moro valuable and sometimes tho gold iollar.
tho relative value being regulated by supply
and to,nana but ntwayB tho moro plentiful
and cheaper coin supplied tho bulk Of tho
"a rs..-
, 1877-09-13

patch tho other day:
cnat;ro telegram to thc Iontfeal rorr,,p4n.
teen guns hn. surrendered nncondltfonaIlr he. hs.
the rasfisan Of 4tm men ami ini,abtants W.. oGt
lowed 10 withdraw 10 tatschko. WIN a.
The sfmtcncgrns had no use for the ca,r,o,
anil wcro willing 10 parole and let thcm ~,
Ntsfra was the koy to several passes vhtth H. H.,
fnte Montenegro, md II commanded Il p1ofn -.
fertile fama which tho Montenrgrlns tormr,,s. j..
owned, anil on which their ilcarts wero eet In ~
cover Nicsics Ia described a. strongho1,l m ~.
boundary line between Montenegro and ur,,.'
guvina II llas bcon held stubhornIy thrru,eh,
out tha War BY the Turks, who have expen,1si
thousands Of lives In enJcavorine from ttmn ~
time to provision It's bclcogucrcsl garrison. n.
capture Is 'rcavy blow to the military pte,tiss
Of the Turks, whiic 1t advances correspondence
the fame Of the Mnntene91Ins. II Is probalj.
that this vicscsy will impnrt renewed sIpp, ~
tho lnsurrcction In Western Turkey.
, 1877-09-13

When tho wat broke out between the little
mite Of State, Montenegro, and the great
Turkish Empire, Iu June. 1871, the Moutene-
grlus promptly laid siege to Slcsics. From that
tlulc uutIi the present the cable has been bring
Ing reports taas +" Hirses has been Ecyietusled," !"
--tLat tho sicxa has been renewed, aud raised,
, 1877-09-13
ANtUSE:AfESTN

t3efgckcr'n Thcatrr-
Madison street between State aud Dearborn. kn'
sagemcne OF Edwin 1tooth. "klns Liar. Mes'
tafnca Dpn lrce Tanner. etc. Mc&ssA uooth. Whsc-
luck, Pearson, etc.
, 1877-09-13

Qreonbacks Mt tho Now York Stock E1-
clange yesterday closed at OCT.
, 1877-09-13

Eandolpt street tetwcen Clark and 1.AsAlIe. En-.
xarenent Of Lawrence fsrrttL t'Macbtta." Mca'
dau,ca Cumcna Foster esc- lea*rs- uazrett. ONe4l,
Iftce. etc.
, 1877-09-13

Exposition HuERaiuR.
Michigan avenue. oppoAIie AdAma sttc1t. Inter-
Etata Industrial ExpoAtiot. DAy anh evening.
, 1877-09-13

Now Chicago Theatre.
Clask street opposite Sherman IIoascs Hastr'Ti
Mln1tsria McAsr1 Add Jnah nltJ Carter. Moran. etc.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-05
Portland. Me.

q. 6s6s u week in your own town. I, rms and
ITUO s. outfit free. Ii. HALLETT CO.,
Portland. Me.
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kind or another. Thus despite the
great achievements on the way
the Russians may begin to doubt
whether they will be able to have,
before the breaking up of the
weather, the numerical superiority
necessary for decisive result.
London, Aug. 29.-The Russian
newspaper Vedemoste, after an
elaborate review of the sums al
ready expended on the war, draws
the conclusion that if the war lasts
till next autumn it will cost not less
than s50,000,000 roubles, of which
232, 100000 have already been ex.
pended. To cover this sum there
is in reserve l50,000,000 roubles.
AS to the remaining, 100000, 900
more paper money, of which there
is already s77,000,O00 roubles in
circulation, must be issued.
Constantinople, Aug. 31.-Me-
hemet Ali Pasha telegraphs: On
Thursday morning strong columns
of our troops from Rasgrad and
Surinassouhler, attacked the Rus
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SLAMS near the village of Karahas-
sanler. The fighting was desper-
ate. The village was taken and
retaken several times, but finally
carried by the Turks. The enemy
was defeated, and retired in dis
order, pursued by our troops.
About five o'clock in the even
ing, two other colomns from Surin-
assouhler crossed over and forced
the enemy to abandon Hardarayaz
and forced the enemy to fall back
on Pop. My headquarters are at
Sekar, from whence | proceed to-
morrow to join Ahmen Eyoub
Pasha, who is encamped at Kara
hassanler. The troops engaged at
Karahassanler were the Rasgrad
and Eski-Djuma division. They
captured cannon, four ammuni-
ton wagons, 1000 rifles, a large
quantity of uniforms and military
equipments. Baker Pasha gener-
ally distinguished himself. We
lost 5000 killed and woundec, and
the Russians 1000.
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DRoBATE ORDER.

State of Michigan. County Of Alpena-ss.
At a session of the Probate Court for the count!
Of Alpena holden az the Probate Office In The cit'
! of Alpena, on Tuesday, the 4th day Of September
/ in the year one thousand eight hundred and
sevent y-seven.
! Present Ira Stout Judge of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate of James Benson
deceased.
ON reading and fling the petition, duly verified
of Thomas McGiun, administrator of SAID estate,
praying that he may be licensed 10 sell real estate
TO pay the debts and charges of administration.
Thercupon il is ordered, that Monday, the LIST
day of OcoberA D. 1877, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon he assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all
other persons interested in said estate, are re-
CURED 10 appear 1T session of said court then
20 be holden at the Probate Office, in the city Of
Alpena, and show cause, If any there be, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted ;
And il Is further ordered, that said petitioner give
notice 10 the persons interested in said estate, of
the pendency of said petition, and the hearing
thereof by causing n copy of this order TO be pub
lished in the ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS, news
paper printed and circulated in said county of Al
pcna. four successive weeks previous TO said day
of hearing.
A true copy. IRA STOUT.
Sl7w4.3-5.57 Judge of Probate.
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feet III inches in height, weight l72
pounds, follows Rigby's style in
shooting.
Piggott, of England, aged 25, 5
feet 10 1-2 inches in height, weight
1862 pounds, takes the prone
position.
Glider. of England, aged 43, 5
feet 8 1-2 inches in height, weight
154 pounds, lies on his back.
Humphrey, of England, aged 81,
height 6 feet, weight IA pounds,
takes the prone position.
Fraser, of Scotland, aged %, 5
feet IL inches in height, weight 100
pounds, lies on his back.
Peterkin, of Scotland, aged SO,
height 6 feet, weight III pounds,
takes the prone position.
Inc iollowlng names ala not
shoot yesterday: Major Waller,
aged S5, 5 feet IL inches, weight
205 pounds father of ten portly
children in England; Boulhy, Of
England, aged 81, 5 feet 7 inches
in height, weight 166 pounds
Armitage, of England, aged IS, 5
feet 10 1-2 inches, weight 161
pounds; and Peel, of England,
aged AZ, 5 feet 10 inches in height,
weight 10 pounds.
The shooting was from the 500,
900, and 1000 yards firing points,
and out of apostolic 225 the British
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Special Correspondence from the
Seat Of War.
NH. CLIPPERS, Correspondent.

London, Aug. ga specia
dated Gorny Studen, Aug. %, says
the Chief of the Russian Stat
visited Shipka Pass and report.
that the troops are well supplied
with provisions and very deter.
mined. The Turks are getting
wearied. Several thousand un.
buried dead cause an unbearable
stencil around the hill. Consider
able reinforcements arrived at Ga
brova Sunday. The correspondent
estimates the Russian garrison in
the pass at thirty battalions.
A correspondent explains that
Schipka Pass consists merely of a
section of the Balkans lower than
the surrounding heights. There
is no pass, properly so called, but
merely track over this lower sec
ton or ridge, which is extremely
broken and billy. The highest
point of the road is flanked on
either side by spur commanding
it, and also the ridge behind the
first of these two spurs. These
spurs break off abruptly and pre-
cipitously, affording no access into
the valleys north of the Balkans.
Their sole use to the Turks, there
fore, was in affording positions
from whence to flank the central
Schipka ridge. 1t is possible for
troops to descend from them and
struggle through the intervening
glens, and climbing the steep slopes
of Schipka ridge give a hand to
each other on the road which runs
along its summit. This done, the
Schipka position would, of course,
be turned, but the advantage would
he of little avail till the road had
been opened by carrying the forti-
fed position on It. The road over
he Schipka ridge constitutes for
he army the only practicable line
If communication in this section
II the Balkans.
London, Aug. 29.-For many
lays the army Of Grand Duke
has been closing together
gainst Plevna, with a view of an
tack. The wear and tear Of the
russian army has been such that
he reinforcements brought up
itherto have not compensated for
10 losses suffered from battle and !
Their causes. Without anything
ke an epidemic there has been a :
falling out Of the
'nks. owing to sickness OF one
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The most astonishing shooting
of the day was done by Dudley
Selph, of the Crescent City Club
of New Orleans. Out of possible
225 at the 500, 900, 1000 yards
targets, he made a score of 212.
He really made OF, bnt lost 5
through making bull's-eye on the
wrong target.
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Humphry began at 1000 yards
range, and made three misses out
of five shots. Then he gave it up
as a bad Job and retired from the
field. The following shows that
the American team shot far ahead
of the British riflemen
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-05

Brigham Young, the great Nor
mon Prophet, died at Salt Lake,
on Wednesday. August Goth. The
Mormon government is now with
out head, and it is fair to presume
that there viii be considerable
strife for the position made vacant.
He leaves a large family and &c.
900, 900 worth of property.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

pIiNA2 7-l-2 octave fine Rosewood nat used over
iIhhVo six months, only $3.50; cost $3.50 New
UxEzxz Pianos at Wholesale. Great bargains.
OpliNg Nearly new, 600; 2 stops, s45; S
Ohu iNp stops, $50; stons, s55; stops, 900; D
ExEzN stops t65 20 s75. Rare opportunities.
New organs at wholesale. Beware Of limitations
Best offer ever made, read. Sent on to Is DAYS
test trial Money refunded and freight paid both
ways II unsatisfactory. Est. 1856. Agents wan
ted. Discounts TO Teachers Ministers, etc. Adj
dress DANIEL +. BEATTY, Washington, New Jer-
sey.
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Dissolution Of CO-parinership.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name of kimblll
n Van Dusen, in the manufacturing of shingles,
In the Cushman MILL so called, NJ Campbellville,
Alpena county has been this dny dissolved by
mutual consent Heman A. Kimbail retiring,
and Jacob Van Dusen assuming the entire man
agement end control Of said business. said van
Duscn viii sottle MI claims against said firm and
will collect all bills.
HEMAN A. KTMBALI,
JACOB VAN DUSEN.
Dated August 18th, 1877. 3liw4f
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-05
To Those Buildinp

We are furnishing the best Sash. Dllnds ANA
Doors IN the State, and for the least money. A
clean smooth, true window is rs important n part.
ana used rs much ms any other part of n honse /;
men, II you can get neat, clean article with best
French Glass, set and warranted safe home ond
as cheap as roughly-mad article with common
glass, why not secure II Also, French and Amer
lcan Glass, all Sizes double and single thickness.
wholesale ana retail, for Dwellings, store Fronts
etc. All kinds Stained, Figured and FnamoieJ
GLASS for Doors, Side Lights, Parlors, etc send
your memorandum and we will send you special
rates We send Sash, glass set, 800 or 400 miles
Avenue, Detroit. SoSma