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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-15

RICHMOND YORK EIvxR Aso HE.rEAkRl
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 2. 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS
800 p. 81. Leave Richmond daily (excep, sun
day.. connecting a, West POini on
TuEspAY. THCR- DAY. ana SAT-
URDAl with steamers for al land.
ings on the NOTk river and f0r Bal.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. VI. ! Leave Richmond faiiy fexcep: sun-
1000 A. NJ. dayl, connecting q. West Point Win
steamers for Baltimore OF MONDAY,
T THsrssihy. s ~ : D , ! 1ehb4f}?.
with steamers PIP NeY York %
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. anl
FRIDAY; with sris,r. ion Pr0vl-
dence and Hos,0l Odd TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PAsSENGKR TRAINS.
1000 A. ". Arrive At Richmond daily fercep,
sunday. co1rorfIIt ~ West P,.i.
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SAT.
tRDAl With steamers from Battle
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1855 +. M Arrive AZ Richmond daily fexeer'
800 4. NJ sunday. conne.'.< - West pola.
with steamers f.u.u Baltimore. New
l9rS, Pro'.den 70. f.l Boston.
No transfer Of freight A. g. ..., @ % or ron
southern points. Csfs rsu .isl 81 tween Atlanta
AID West Point.
ggarantcrl.
Through bills OF lsling wa ..s-anlsed rste,
Issued 10 All northern of yt... 10. t5.
For ir formation. apps D. OH. 4 me com'aay,
Twenty third ana Do, s't-.... Glruuisud. Va.
oc4 n. y. nOGttl. 49, -.tl-riutenis.t.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEcHAS1 RAILROAD COL
OfFICE. ll04 MAIN ST.,
RICHMOND, VA. July 3. 1850. \
NIOTICE-TO BOATOWNERS AND

IN ALI. PERSONS INTERESTED IN TRANS
P0RTATIoS on THE JAs'ES-RIvER AND
kANAWHA CANAL.-The Substitution OF rail-
road for the canal may interrupt the brsness OF the
canal between Richmond and Maden,- Adventure
dam at any lime after July 10, 1880. II l. The
company 10 make fils period OF interruption as
brief as possible, and 70 furnish early aud cheap ia
eties for transfer and transportation. IL Is PROC
few days. il. q. PARSONS,
~ 3-eOdtJyl6 Vice President.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP = -,
IL .szss1sssA
AGENCY,
500 MAIN STREE

rerresentIng the following drs.-c'Ass occau-sic1m-
ship lines: CINARD, INMAN. A.. ~, hMtE!-
CAN. WHITE STAR. ANt HOR. NElhl z
LANDS-AMEkICAN. HANBTHD- NNt Rlo ~,
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, RED
STAR.
FIRST.CLASs. SECONB-CLA-S, ~TEERhGE
Tickets 10 aud from al point. 30 Europe AT lowest
rates. StaterOons secured iu advance.
Excursion tickets al reduced rates.
Railroad and steamship tChcis % al points lu NO
United States and Canada.
Passengers and baggage .il."l i"r. baggage
checked 10 de,tinatiOu,
Rates same a. ~ depos and -lrrtl "Hc.s t ,l4'
limos 4 " e. NKhl.Es
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP fsIsE
" COMPANY. -zsss
FOR NEW YORK

I'M, .emnsnr will dispalep one % tDeir srIensld
stssmars-0LD DOMINION, WfASpkE. MAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC Bell, and RtoINOND-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, al SUNDAY ~
hlg' water. ,., -,
Shins going norm l,nd II P.er g. North river
foaL al beach street. Shirs coming am sau RON
Pier AZ. NOr.h river, foot OF uFi,. 'lrl sL-St'
pressy FOR this route. ,e.,
They kVye splendid falcons, siaae-Esosas' and BAL
rooms. -. -. 49,.
The fare, accommodations, and a..sniios sre ~
SURPASSED. , =, ,.t,.
Freight received until O'Clock 7. y. dsly. -.
Freights for points beyond New YORK IoIvs,-sS
with dispatch, aud no charss made except so'sA ~
penses incurred. 80 e.....,. "a ,,t
CABIN fare 70 New YoEs, f42 Sssstsse'to NV
%.
For further Information spn!yo
GEORGk ". ALLEN 4 CO, Agenu,
uyIo otslce C0InrAnV'6 @Asryes. kocsetS.
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BARNS NEAR RICHMOND
FOR SALE.

l25 ACRES. fine improvements, large dwelling
two miles from city.
GA ACRES good dwelling and orchards four miles
from city. 60, -,
of city.
80 ACRES. fine new house, MaHSard roof; near
Fair Ground.
near the city.
4 ACRES, excellent brick dwelling, splendid oak
grove; one mile from CITY.
90 ACRES, beautiful grove nice cottage; two miles
west of city. -,
60 ACRES, framed dwelling; one mile from city
"a ACRES, ordinary Improvements; one mile from
city (nOrih). IL,
1873 ACRES, small dwelling; FIVE miles from city
AZ ACRES, good buildings; FIVE miles from cry
(wpst). -
20 ACRES, framed dwelling; two and half miles
from city.
20 ACRES, new bull iings one mile from clty'
80 ACRES, cottage house; four miles west OF city
CHAFFIN. STAPLES 4 Co.
ivl2. M&Th4w No. north Tenth street.
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RICHMOND, FkRp'G 4 POTOMAC X. X. Co.l
RICHMOND, VA, November Z, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 5, 1879,
I trains on this road will run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
s.12A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily tex.
cepf sundaysl; due at Washington
liO T.. NJ; Baltimore, 30o L: NJ:
Philstslphia, s:5e Z. NJ; New YORK
1905 L. NJ
500 p. ~, leaves Byrd-Street station daily; du'
IL Washington, e:25 L. VI. Baltimore
ll:25P. H.; Philadelphia, 1913 A. ~
New York, o:45 A. NJ.
1.O0 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Junction. leaves broad street stauos
daily lexcept Srpdaysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
IC.f6P NJ. arrives 81 Byrd-Street station dairy
lexcept Sundays). Leaves New YORK,
S:lD A. NJ. Phile ielphia. ll:i5 A.
M; baltimore, $3.50 L. ~. Washing
tor $40 p NJ.
it4o A. NJ, arrives At Byrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New York, l0:0e 4. NJ; Phil.
adeiphia, 1:lo A. NJ; Baltimore,
l.bk A. " Washington, TOO A. NJ.
s.Aa A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
At Broad-slreet station daily texcepi
sundsysI, G. A. TAYLOR,
general Ticket Agent
EFT. d. HYxBs. Geaera) Superintendent
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For further Information apply % T. N. LESTER
Ticket Agent: at depot; A. ". CAREER, Ticket
Agent: e26 Main street, or General PasSeng,r
Agents oricc, Room IA, corner Bank aud Tenth
streets. ''''
Train for points on Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad leaves daily at $50 \. NJ: refBrajng ar
riyes at $3.50 y. ". Trains Tor North Carolina
points leave az ll40 A. VI and OBS T. NJ dale
JOHN u. MAtMURDO.
General Passenger Agent.
&. r. HYDE, Passenger Ageu,. IL 5-,0d9O,
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A NcnoR LINE. IL.
DTCHMOSD, YORK RIVER Ia

DICHMOSD, YORK RINENc al
hAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. S----sr----s.<-s
MERCHANTS AND hiNkk, ItANsfOI -
TION COMPANY,
Thr)ugh-freighi route between Richmond ~
an Boston. Providence. aui tli Sow ng.and cities
steamers leave ME>T POINT \. on tac@
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. - room col-
Meeting with trains from kI'HN ND .,.,..-
steamers arrive Ar vs. POINT pa each l 20
DAY aud FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from goa ~ Boston "-a
Providence E1ilropd ria W,st p,f,,Ns.
u. Z. DOUGLAS tper.ieudea'.
& ID. GRoNFH. General A-flt. 40
pHlLADELPHIA, AiCH' <THegss
< MCNp. AND NORfO STEAM .sliftsssE
SNIP LINE.-FOR PIN Az L'i.iA = ~
RIYFR AID TIE EAST VA FNL wv
TRhfE TIMES 4 WEFN-lr.- i.fiA. ~.
,se o., .:eamers ~ thif uae pa. rtss ...D', ~
trips. e,vlng Philadelphia eTe-T ! EsDA 4
THURSDAY, amt SAlttDAl, E1d ki,lh.o 10
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. t-I Il MAJ coz
meeting a. Philadelphia ritl D.}.-t N-' rl- -A'
QUICK Of TiME-tREoCEST p-rAErtRts-
Yrci,bt received daily r1t 5 oc.oc. T. NJ.
A'N'-"- - So ~. %. AEkitk,
General Son, .grn Agent, ~ .3inonc' -
WI LIAM =. CLl Ds = co.,
no2s 20 IL South " hsrye. -.,--H--- --.
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RAILROAD LyyES,


RICHMOND any DAyvffrp p.,,.~]
ol'i's ohsEhAL PASSENGER AgySr"t
nIcHN0sD. VA, June 4, 1850. (
ROuND-TRIP TICKETS FROM RIcu-
JifNn Isp 70 p9in,s named below viii be ON sale
81, 1880, at the following raiss-y'x.:
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maid yssss per mouth for taking care Of the coun-
ty property. which motion was carried by vote
as follows: Ayes--Hays, Henderson, Case Green
sanborn and Pangborn. Noes-Pack and Fer
gusoo.
Moved by Comptroller 'Pspgborn that the Dill
Of Frank H. Dyer be allowed at tls0.9s, as claim
cd. and that warrant he drawn on the Ireasur-
err for the amount. Carried by vote as follows;
Ayes-Pack, Hays, Henderson, Case, Ferguson
Green, sanborn and Pangborn. Noes--none.
Moved by Supervisor Case that 600 he appro-
priated to be expended under the direction OF the
Chairman In making exhibit Of the produc-
tions Of Alpena county at the State Fair, which
was garfield by vote rs follows Ayes-Pack,
Hays, Henderson, Case, Ferguson, Green san
born and Pangborn. Noes-none.
Moved by Supervisor Case that the sum OF
Al 900 be raised by tax this year, to be expended
on Roads and Bridges. Carried by vote rs fol-
lows: Ayes-Pack. Hays, Henderson, Case, Fer
euson. Green, sanborn aud Pangborn. Noes
none.
The following resolution was then introduced:
R,solred. That the Clerk advertise for sealed
proposals for building Court House on victoria
square according To plans and specifications fur-
"''"'N " a. s. il. PANGBoRN,
JOHN +. HAYS.
Moved by Supervisor Case that the resolution
be laid upon the table, Carried.
Thereupon the Board adjourned, sine die.
ALBERT PACK,
Chairman.
W. II. JOHNSON,
Clerk.
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Office of the County Clerk, 4
ALPESA, ALPESA COUNTY, Mich, \
May 26, 1880. }
Pursuant TO call, the Board OF Super
visors of Alpena county. met Mt the office of the
County Clerk, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and was called
to order by the Clerk.
Roll called-Prcsent, Albert Pack, John F..
Hays, VIM. A. Henderson, James A. Case, John
Ferguson, Geo. NJ. Green, William II. Sanborn,
and Samuel II. Pangborn.
On motion of Supervisor Hays, Albert Pack
was elected Chairman of the Board for the ensu-
ing year, all voting in the affirmative.
The same order of business was adopted as that
of last year.
The minutes of the last preceding meeting were
read and approved.
Petitions of Thos White and John Force, relat-
ing TO the establishing section corners were read
and referred TO the Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
The Prosecuting Attorney made report upon
the matter of the Surveyors record Of Surveys,
and recommended that the record be placed in
the office of the Register of Deeds for safe keep
ing.
On motion of Supervisor sanborn the report
was accepted and adopted.
The committee to whom was referred the prop
osition Of Samantha Hitchcock TO sell for II GER
tain price the Centennial Block for Court House
reported that they had the same under considers
ton, and recommend that the proposition be not
accepted.
On motion the report was accepted and adopted,
and committee discharged.
The Chairman appointed rs a Committee on
Roads and bridges, Supervisors Case, sanborr
and Henderson.
On Claims and Accounts, Pangborn, sanborr
and Hays
On Printing, Ferguson, Green and Case.
The committee to whom WAS referred the mat
ter of the salary Of the Prosecuting Attorney
made report recommending that his salary b
fixed at eight hundred dollars per annum for tn
| two years.
On motion Of Supervisor Case the report wa
accepted and adopted 10y vote rs follows: Aye
Hays, Henderson, Case, Green and Pungborr
Noes Pack, Ferguson and sanborn.
To The Honorable me Board Of Supervisors Of Al
pcnd county:
| GENTLEMEN Your Committee on Claims an
Accounts, TO whom were referred the followin
accounts, have carefully examined the same, an
beg leave to report US follows:
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S. II. PANGBORN,
Committee.
Moved by Supervisor Mcsorley that orders be
drawn on the Treasurer for the several amounts.
Ayes ealy, Golliug, Phelps, Ferguson, McSor-
ley, Pangborn and Case. Nocs-none.
The following resolution was introduced by SUI
pervisor Phelps:
R,solred That there be paid 10 the Sheriff OF
this county the sum Of $50 per month, for the
care and custody Of county property, the same 10
begin on the first of January, 1880 All resolu-
tons adopted TO the contrary notwithstanding.
Which resolution was lost by vote as follows {;
Ayes-Golling, Phelps Psngborn. Noes-Healy,
Case, Ferguson and Mcsorley.
Moved by Supervisor Phelps that the Jail be
insured for 81. 500, and that order be drawn on
the Treasurer for the amount of the premium.
Carried. all voting in the affirmative.
A communication from Samantha Hitchcock,
relative to the purchasing by this county the Cen
tennial block, was read. and on motion was re-
ferred TO the Clerk and Prosecuting Attorney.
The following resolution was introduced by SUI
pervisor Ferguson:
Resolved. That the County Treasurer be in
srrcted TO make the necessary entry in his books,
10 close the account due from Ex-Treasurer Hop
per. Which resolution was carried, all voting in
the affirmative.
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A Large Republican Anti.Grant De.
mOnstratiOn In Chicago.

Chicago, May 26.-In response
to call for the anti-Grant meeting
issued by the ninty-two delegates
of the Farwell Hall Convention to
Springfield, about 5000 persons,
including a large number of ladies
gained admission to Central Music
Hall tonight. The hall was COM
pletely filled long before the time
of beginning the speaking and it
being announced that the speak
ers would be present at an over
How meeting in Farwell Hall, that
hall was also filled by some 1000
people. Lieut.-Gov. Shuman call
ed the Music Hall meeting to order
and in a brief speech nominated
Henry w. King Chairman. The
speaker of the evening was Kirk
HAYES, who was received with
three rousing cheers and proceeded
to narrate the wrong which the
Farwell Hall delegates to Spring
field had suffered. He was fire.
quently interrupted by applause,
at times enthusiastic and prolonged.
Mr.. Halves was applauded most
heartily when he alluded to the
certainty Of the case made by the
contestants from Illinois being
pressed on the consideration Of the
National Convention. When he
allued to the future overthrow of a
corrupt machine, and when, while
according to Grants great fame as
a military chieftsin, he declared
him a failure rs President.
He was followed by Col. A. N
Waterman, Chas. A. Gregory, Gen
Kuffner, of st. Clair, and Hermann
Roster. The following was adopt
ed:
The Republican citizens Of Cool
County, in q mass meeting assem-
bled, desired to call the attention o
their fellow Republicans, and Of
the National Convention, soon Il
) meet at Chicago, to the following
statement:
The Republican primary cleo
tons held in Cook County on Ma!
8 resulted in an overwhelming vic
tory for the combined opponents Q
: Gen. Grant. The ninty-two dele
r gates Of Cook County to the Stat
! Convention, joined with the anti
: Grant delegates appointed by th
4: other counties of the State woul
!, have had decided majority Of tn
, State Convention and would hav
sent to the National Conventio
: four delegates at large and twent
!, districts opposed to the third tern
Thus casting Q majority Of th
|, forty-two votes OF Illinois again'
A the nomination Of Gen. Grant.
RI or the majority thus fairly an
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Once Of the County Clerk.
ALfESA, ALPESA COUNTY, MICH,
Mar,k OnI N faQn

Ofice Of the County Clerk,
ALrESA, ALPESA COUNTY, MIcH.,
March 23d, A. ID. 1880. J
Pursuant to adjournment, the Board Of Super
visors met at the Office Of the County Clerk at 10
o'clock A. NJ. and was called to order by the
Chairman.
Roll called-Present, Supervisors Heaiy, Coll
ing, Phelps, Mcsorley, Ferguson, Pangborn and
Case.
The minutes of the last preceding meetings
were read and approved.
The committee on the court house site made o
verbal report which was accepted, and the com
mittee discharged.
A communication from the Prosecuting At
torney in relation 10 the establishing q section
corner, etc, read and ordered placed on file.
Several bills were presented and referred 10 the
committee on Claims and Accounts.
10 ne Board Of Sspervisovs Of Alpena County,
kieh,oaa'
GxsrLrxEs Your Committee on Claims and
Accounts TO whom was referred the following
bills, have carefully examined the same and res
,,srf ftsI1v f.lloUas
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Clearances Of Lumber, etc.

The shipments of lumber, latb,
shingles, cedar posts, cedar rail-
way ties, from Alpena to other
ports, by vessels which cleared
from THE port, for the week end
ing May sist, 1880, are as follows
Scow ID. Provost, to Toledo, with
200 lsth, and 800 telegraph
poles, shipped by II. d. Churchill.
Steam barge Westford, TO Bufia-
10. with 2ss,000 feet Of lumber,
shipped by Geo. Prentiss.
Propeller ST. Paul, to Cleveland,
With 100000 feet Of lumber and
10000 lath, slipped by Fletchei
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Board OF Supervisors.
Office Of the County Clerk,
ALPEsA, ALPESA CousIy, Mich,

Office Of the County Clerk,
ALPESA, ALPESA CousIy. Mich, \
Jan. 20, A. ID. 1850. J
Pursuant 10 a call the Board Of Supervisors of
Alpena county met at the Office Of the County
Clerk at two o'clock P. M, and was called to
order by the Chairman.
Roll called-Present, Supervisors Healy, Coll
ing, Ferguson, Case and Pangborn.
Moved by Supervisor Golling that the Chair
man and Clerk of this Board be, and are hereby
instructed TO enter into a contract on behalf of
this county, with the Detroit House Of Correction
for the Board Of Prisoners. Carried by vote as
follows: Ayes-Healy, Gollng, Ferguson, Case
and Pangtorn. Noes none.
The Chairman and Clerk thereupon executed
the said contract.
The Board thercupon sdiourned.
JAMES A. CASE,
Chairman
W. II. JOHNSON,
Clerk.
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Without health, life is failure.
YELLOW EYES, SALLow COMPLEXION,
Loss OF APPETITE, DYSPEPSIA, Sick
HEADACHE, BIIoUsNEss, and CoNsTIPA-
TON. is the result Of a complaining Liver.
MARCEAU'S LIVER AND ANTI-BILIoUs
CoMPoUSD is acknowledged as sure cure
for the enfeebled system.
Possessing "CASCARA SAGRADA,"
with other meritorious ingredients, makes
il an infallible remedy for EoUALIzINo
THE CIRCULATION, purifying the BLOOD.
and restoring to PERFECT HEALTH the
enfeebled system. IS cents per bottle.
Towns Bronchial Syrup cures all Lung,
Throat and Chest diseases. rs cents per
bottle.
FARRANp, WILLIAMS & Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Detroit Agents.
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On motion of Supervisor Phelps the bills were
allowed. and warrants we're ordered drawn on the
Treasurer, by vote as follows; Ayes-Healy,
Golling, Phelps, Ferguson, Mcsorley, Pangborn
and Case. Noes-none.
The Board thereupon adjourned.
JAMES A. CASE,
Chairman.
W. II. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-02

In addition to the above, there
were large shipments of posts,
railway ties, lumber, etc, from Al
pena to other ports, principally to
Chicago, by vessels which did not
clear from this port, and for which
this port receives no credit.
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ADVERTISERS.

By addressing GEO. p. POWELL CO.. 10
Spruce 81. New York, can learn the exact cost OF
any proposed line of ADVERTISING in Ameri-
can Newspapers. BTiO0-page Pamphlet 1Oc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

dnA~3~l A year and expenses to agents Out
~ VI 4 tit free. Address Z. .. Vickery, Au-
VIZ pusta. Name 455wi
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p z m $40 N S .

New Law. Thousands Of Soldiers and heirs
entitled. Pensions date back TO discharge OF
death. Time limited. Any disability now existing
contracted in line of duty, when proved, gives
pensions Thousands are still entitled to bounty;
Thousands who are drawing pensions are entitled
10 increase. Send two stamps for summary OF
pensions and bounty acts. BY permission we re-
Ter 10 the following parties in Indianapolis, as to
our standing: Il. r. Kennedy, Pres central bk'
w r.. Holloway, Postmaster. Hon. J. II. Julian,
FIX. Judge Cir CT. Fred. Bags, Col. Int Rev.
Hon. ]. c. Denny, Ex-Atty. Gen. Indiana Bank
ing Co. z. ii. Fitzgerald & Co. Either Box Z,
Washington, ID. c., or indianapolis, Ind.
q. O. W. 5w. 452.
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Agents Wanted to Sell the New Book,
WARMING FOR PROFIT


TELLS HOW TO
Cultivate all the farm crops in the best manner;
breed, feed and care for stock grow fruit, manage
farm business, make happy homes. and
Make Money on the Farm.
Every Farmer should have a COPY. SO pages
40 illustrations Send for circulars TO
457m1 J. c. McCURDY CO, Chicago, III
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A GOLD WAT CH FREE

To every worKing agents, male or female.
Agents are clearing from 81 TO els day on our
goods in addition 20 above premium. send 10 for
sample or ~ for full outfit and secure your coun-
ty. The Messenger Publishing Company.
l55ml Lewlsburg, Pa.
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Work Warranted.
PRICES As Low As ANY.

IN 0SN . Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. frees
reduced 70 per a. National Pab,shs Co.. Chicago, ILL.,
I57yl
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-02

& Co.. 500 cedar posts, and l,lOO,-
600 shingles, shipped by Bewick,
Comstock IL Co., and Warner ~
Davis.
Barge Lightguard, to Toledo,
with $4,000 feet of lumber, ship
ped by Butterfield Il Cradle.
Barge Lathrop, to Sandusky,
with 100000 feet Of lumber, ship
ped by f. w. Gilchrist.
Scow st. Stephens, to New Bal
timore, with $4,000 feet of lumber,
$4,000 lath, and $4,000 shingles,
shipped by Butterfield & Cradle.
Steam barge East Saginaw, to
Cleveland, with 100000 feet of
lumber, shipped F. W. Gilchrist.
Scow Hines. to Vermillion, with
40, 900 feet of lumber, and lOO,OOO
shingles, shipped by Fletcher y
Co.
Barge Danube, to Toledo, with
go, 900 feet of lumber, shipped by
A. Pack & Co.
The total shipments for the week
ending May 3lst, by vessels which
cleared from this port, are as fol-
lows:
Lumber, feet, 1921 900
J,atb. 4S3,D00
Shingles, 1,H5,O0O
Cedar posts. 500
Telegraph poles, S2o
The lumber shipped during the
week went to the following ports:
Feet.
To Cleveland, $4,000
Toledo. $4,000
Sandusky, 100000
Buffalo. 2SS,000
Vermillion, 100000
New Baltimore, $4,000
Total, 1,92l,OOO
The total shipments for the month
of May, 1880, are as follows:
Lumber, 1O,6o3.O0O
Lath, l,939,0OO
Shingles, 2,9o6'oO0
Cedar posts. $4,000
Railway ties. $4,000
Telegraph poles, 2,64o
The total shipments of lumber,
etc, from Alpena, from the com
mencemcnt Of the present season
to May 3lst, are as follows:
Lumber. 21,124,0O0
Lath, 4,246,OOO
Shingles, 4,o22,OOO
Cedar posts. 74,720
Railway ties, 9S,I6l
Pickets. $4,000
Telegraph poles, 4,64O
In addition to the above, there
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The bill OF Jos. Kurtz for wolf bounty, we rec
ommend he referred 10 the Prosecuting Attorney.
The bill Of =. II. Dyer, we respectfully refer
back 10 full Board.
Respectfully Yours,
s.H. PANGBosN,
WIN. ii. sANBORN,
JOHN r. HAYS.
Com. on Claims and Accounts
Moved by Comptroller Psngborn that the sew
eral accounts be allowed claimed, and that
warrants he drawn on the Treasurer.
Moved by Supervisor Ferguson that the Sheriff
be paid s25 per month for taking care Of the ooun-
~ property.
Moved by Supervisor Hays that the motion be
amended 10 $50 per month. which amendment
was carried by vote a. follows; Ayes-Hays
Henderson, Case, Green and Psngborn. Noes
Pack, Ferguson and sanborn.
The question then being upon the original mo
ton wa. Io-s, by vote as follows; Ayes-Hsys
Henderson. Green and Pangborn. Noes-Psck
Ca-e, Ferssson and sanborn.
I Moved By Supervisor Case that tho sherin b
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Office of the County Clerk,
ALPEsA, ALPESA COUNTY, Mich,
May %, 1880.