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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

In every send the name OF each subscriber and
their P. q. Address, with TsEa, County and State In
full. Money by Draft, r. D. Orier Express in Re
gistered Letters may be Sent at cur rssk.
Address all communications 10
BRYAN, k0SBR00k CO.,
p. q Drawer 1927.
la n taison St, Chicago. I'll.
a. The prnprieors will dos 10 the Home of the
Frendess, Chicago -, COO There will be IS, go
served from the receiving the $50 0o9 Cit which
will be donated 10 the poor through The Young Mem
Christian Association and from the person receiving
the }0099 GIFT will be reserved $1,000. which will b.
donated TO the Soldiers Home Chicago and also from
the persons receiving the tlO 90 Gifts in Grsenbacks
will be reserved 500, making $500, which viii be
donated 10 the different Orphan Asyums Of the City 81
Chicago. Aperct title will be given 70 all Of the above
Real Estate.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

A FALSE REPORT. Reports are set in cir
culatioA by tie enemies Of labor that the
machilist of the Rock ,sland Railroad shop
are deuending higher wages; that they
want to work 5cly eight hours that the
Company offered them the old wages, and
that this offer was refused by the working
men. ali this is mere invention of the en-
envy, intended to divide tie labor ranks and
deprive the strikers of sympathy and aid
among their CO workers. There is OF course
not word OF truth in those rumors or re-
ports. The strikers are willing to resume
work at the old rate Of wages any time. All
they protest against is that reduction of "a
pei cent. which the Superintendent Of the
road has put forth as his ultimatum Such
a reduction is the more atrocious in the face
of the great rise in -four and othor necessa-
ries of life, just now occurring. in an alarm
ing degree. We regret that the police lent
their services ID capital towards me end Of
the week. Under the pretext that sight
was going on near the Rock Island shop,
the Superintendent sent for detachment OF
police ami got it, They watched all night
and day for fight, hut the much wished for
fght was not forthcoming. The police
ought to attend to its proper duty-in pa
trolling the street-and not attend to the
fears Of conscience stricken railroad COM
pany. We do not doubt the final issue.
Workingmen feel that this strike, il unsuc-
cesSful, as Ike the breaking of levee, which,
unless stopped at once, will cause the de-
struction Of all Their watchword is, "One
for AL, ami all for one," and in that sign
they will conquer.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12


terms in which the demands Of all are not
complied with. BY the way, would the pre-
sent not be a good opportunity for the
Union Machinists to aid their less fortunate
brethren, the sipers, helpers, &C., in orgsn-
hing a union, and thereby enable them in
the future to present holder front than
they have in the past ?
We are pleased also to learn that the vari-
Gus unions in the city and throaghout the
Northwest, are determined to aid them in
their present struggle. They realize the
importance Of the crisis, knowing full well
that il the company Is successful, similar
action will be adopted throughout the
State. We hope next week to be able to
announce that the rotosed reduction has
been abandoned, and that a settlement hon.
orable alike to both parties has been resoly-
ed on.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

PLAsTERER's UNIoN-ELEcrIox oF ORR
cERs.-At a regular meeting Of the Opera
tive Plasterer's Society, held at their hall,
on Tuesday evening, May 6, the following
gentleme we're elected for the ensuing six
months;
PresiGent-William Pigott.
Vice Presideat-F. NJ. White.
Recording Michael Mortimore.
Corres, 'ondina Sec.-John G.. Norton.
1TeGSuTer-Deunis Sullivan.
EEecutire ommitfee-Michael O'Brien.
VIM. u. Matthews, Thos. Outlook, Daniel
Riley, Alex McGurn.
Board Of asrees-Alexander Watt.
Alexander Nc :, Charles Ford, James
Greenland and Ihos. Griffin.
A resolution was also passed, that on and
after the 9Th inst, the members would leave
of work On Saturday at 5 O'Clock and call
it full day, after which the meeting ad-
journed.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

Co-oPERATiyE MEEriS6.-A special meet
ing Of the Directors Of the Cooperative AS
sociation will be held this evening at 2lS
Washington street. A full attendance is
desired
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

GENEROUS. the last meeting Of the
Ship Carpenters and Caulkers' Union Of
this city, $50 was donated to their fellow
workmen in New York, at present battling
for the Eight Hour system. They also do
mated $50 to the men of the Rock Island
shops, at present on a strike
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

Go TO THE BFsr--Bryant L STATIONS
Chicago Business University, is scknow-
lodged to be the best training school fOr
young men in the country, Bookkeeping
Ponmsnship, Commercial Arithmetic, Com
r.erc al Law, Correspondence and Telegraph
ing, are taught thoroughly. For Papers
Circulars, &c, address Bryant 4 Stratton,
Chicago, III.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

MlsrAKE.-We were in error last week in
stating that Mass Meeting Of the Carpen-
tiers and Joiners of this city would be held
on the 10Th inst. The time Of holding said
meeting should have been the 18th, one
treek later than announced.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

Go TO BANGS, 81 Monroe street, for the
hest FURNACES, Ranges. Crusader aud Nesper Cock
stove; Fire-sde parlor aud Laundry Stoves Farmers
Boilers Best tnware IN the city. Tin work done up
promptly and we'll
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

FRENAN's BFNEvoLENT AssocIATION.-The
regular annual meeting Of the Freman's
Benevolent Association, was held Tuesday
evening at No. 81 Dearborn street, for the
election Of four trustees, to serve for five
wears in place 81 those shosc term of Office
has expired, and one 70 supply the place of
r. Wagenburger, resigned. The following
gentlemen were elected j. L. Gerber, I. E.
Courtney, Thomas L. Miller, j. P. Ferns,
and Joseph Schriner, the last named being
elected for four years, to fill the vacancy
above mentioned
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

RENeNBER DUpLEY's Fashionable and re
able Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing House, for
Men Youth and Boys Hell you many dollar.
Unaer Ca. Woods Museum, Chicago, III.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

To DELNoUESTs.-Thos who have failed
to make returns for tickets sold to Rev. DR..
Collyer's lecture are requested to meet me
AZ the Advocate office this evening, at ! /
O'Clock. JOSEPH MURPHY,
Fin Ser Trades 4sSeD,bIv
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Roger A. Bros.' Silver PIatedGoods.

Gin !. er...s..... 500
l House and Lot, situated on West Side In Chi
cAg0, near Uniol Park, 1000
!, 900 Gifts Of o. Greenbacks each, 8 900
u Gold Watches, English Lever, - K, valued
from tlO0 to $3.50, 500
81 Silver Watches, val from $55 to *l25 4,Ie5
IL Diamond Pins, val from So to SIa 90U
ia Rings, consisting of Amethist, Topaz, Blood
Stone, Pearls an ems and Is X. > Nj gold
Rings vAlnsd from IS TO SIS H. 1896
to sico, - ,o7g
81 Ladies Sets, consisting of Amethyst Granet,
Onyx. Pearl Coral, and Is X. solo gold, val
from 81 to 500, LIB
81 Sets OF Ladi = Ear Ring- ec-,s.-.spg OF Anne
thysi, Ename, and IL h. solid gell valued
frlIl4 so TO $50, Ills
II Ladies' Pins, consisting Of Amethyst, Topas,
and Is n. solid gold, valued from % t. 400 $50
325 Gents is e. and ID K. Gold Pins, valued
from tS to SO, $50
72 Gold and Silver ThimbIes. los
20 Gold Bracelets, valued from IS to $40, 212
Is Watch Keys and Sets of Charms, Is X. and
IL Il. solid gold, valued from % to SIS, so
10 Cold Lockets, Is X. vain d &, M $40 TO 80 1SO
~ Sets Sleeve buttons valued from IS to s2S. 920
80 Sets Gents Studs, IS and Is X gold, valued
from 81 70 81 BIS
Gold Tooth Picks, ~
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

LAID OyER.-Next week shall publish
in full the lecture of the Rev DIR. Collyer,
recently delivered before the Trades Assem-
bly, Of this city.
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The drawing VIII take place after tho Concert on the
stage Of the Opera House. where 900 persons wit
committee viii be appointed by the audience
superinssndthe An purchasers and SCENTS wI
Be supplied with lists Of drawing pub
Ibhed.
- Tickets for sae at tia principal Hotels Book
and Music Stores In the city, aud at Office 13S Dear
born street. price 81 each sent by mail On receipt Of
price and stamp foi return postage.
Good and reliable agents wanted Ia every city and
town village In the United States 70 whom great In
dueements are offered. References required.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

The drawing will take place, AFTER the Concert tbs
stage Of the Opera HOUSE. where ~ 900 persons can
witness IT, A Committee will be appointed by the
audience 70 supernterd the same All purchasers and
agents will he supplied with lists Of drawing
soon published Parties holding tickets ~if retain
them until after the drawing and their Der ap-
pears in the list Of drawn numbers they will forwsrd
their Tickets Immediately with full directions The
shipping u Goods Moneys Tickets the
principal Hotels, BOOK and Music Stores and Of
ice, IA Madison Street. Price 81 W each; sent by
NAL receipt u price end stamp Tor return postage
cord and hsiGbk Aeeats Wanted In every City Town
Village in the United States, whom great Induce
ments offered.
SPECIAL TRIMS CLUB RATEs.-Any party pro.
curing a club Of or for Tickets, and for
wariRg the money for the same will be allowed the
following commission. viz. will seIds
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

ADVANCE IN WAGES The Plumbers Of
thus city have recently obtained an advance
in wages from $3.50 10 $4c0 per day.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

THANKs.-We return Onr sincere thanks
to those fri uds who kindly assisted US in
moving to our Few quarters. By their aid
the services Of drays or express wagons was
dispensed with. Thirty stalwarth, willing
representatives Of the bone and sinew of
Chicago made snort work Of the business,
and saved all expense. Such kindness we
assure them is duly appreciated, as actions
with Us Invariably speak louder than words.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

ANGLERS AND SPoRTsNEN.-Fred. J. Abbey,
at No. 1872 South Clark street, has splendid
variety of fowling pieces, rifles, &C., and
the best lot of fishing tackle we have seen
anywhere. lie has complete stock Of all
kinds of ammunition, the best in nse. Mr..
ASf6ey il also agent for Bonds celebrated
sporting boat. Those who indulge in sport
ing, will do well to give him call.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

Mr. FRANK LAWYER, No. ISL Farquhar
stree, is the only authorized agent for the
ADVOCATE.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

priv ATE MATTERS.

Il TO the unfortunate. DR.. CLARKE, 81 CLARK
street, No. Harmon Block, is Of few words but
gives patients Of both sexes, PROMPT, KELIABLK and
rHoaoUoH TREATMENT. Victims Of ndiscreton quaekery
or impotency consult DR.. Clarke whose great
depends upon regular education and experience 60 10
hin a. once and be cured. He does not want money
unless he does you good.
ASsend s. for a box Of his celebrated Female Pulls
sure cure. These Pills FREsH fHR pIsPESsARY
are the ONLY SURE REMEDY for the removal of or
structions ard Irregularities Of Females.
. - send wo stamps for Private letter 70 Married
Ladies"
Preventifn
As-send two stamps for "Prlvate letter on Seminal
Weakness
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NO. or TICKETS issutD 1900. 900.
Price sI.OO Each.
GREAT INVOLVEMENT. FINE CONCERT
LIST OF GIFTS.

Street, being 50 BY 40 feet valued at $4,000
% Lots In Brands Addition 10 Chicago alued at 20 OVO
loS One fourth acre Lots IN VIM. u. Astor's LIST
Addition to Hyde Park and Wood Lawn valued
at 10000
Whole saotion Of land In whltesIde Co., H.,
known ass ". r. 10, R. :, valued at 1900
Total So, 600
l Gin 10 GreeEbacks 30 900
Gifts In Gr=eabacks, each 4l0, 600, y, zoo
10 Gifts la Greenb4cks each % O00, D., 90
Gbts in Greenbscks, each ", 600, 10000
Gifi in real estate consisting Of ~ I, N, w. is,
T. 49, r. Is, being miles west Of Chicago,
valued at 10 900
Gilt in real estate consisting Of Z. WIS Ed,
g. 81 I. IS, X. ., and N. w. I, ". X. 3. Z, T.
IL, r 4, In juneau Co., Wis valued At 300
so Gifts in real estate being hfty lots Ia Brands
Addition 70 Chicago, esch $l 900 $4,000
90 Gifts In Pisnos, each valued Al $500, ~, o0U
100 Gifts In sets paTldr furniture each $500 Gao
200 Gents Gold Watches, each $3.50. 500 0
200 Gifts IN Ladies GolI atches each 500 1900
2o0 0ifts In Sewing Machines, each &lUO, 2eO00
LOO Gifts In American Silver Watches, each s6s s. 600
400 Gifts In F" $50, q, 00J
900 Gifts in Silk Dress Patterns. each s65 & 900
1880 Gifts in Silver Cake Baskets each $50 81, U0u
0Os Gifts in Silver Plated Casters each 49, i. Zoo
TO- U0 GIFTS In sets OF silver cons each S. So Coo
TO- 900 GIFTS In sets Of Silver Forks each IS 20 600
10000 Gifts in Gold Clasped Albums, each 81 900
1900 Gits In Literary Books, each ~ 1890
10000 Gins In Cutlery. each $3.50, SC, OH
u, 900 Gtfts In Pocket Knives each ~, ~ GO
10, geo Gifts in Gin Books each el 1890
10, 000 Gifts in Receipt Books each o. 10000
u, 10 Gifts in articles worth from VI n ~ $1,000
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nR. BORROUGHS, 273 Wells .treet

- corner Of Monroe, Chicago, ill., devotes bis atier-
Tim exclusively 20 the treatment OF diseases
syphilis In AL its varied forms. Gonerrhea elect Stri-
ture, Seminal Weakness, Paints in Joints, Affections
the Kidneys disease q the Head, Throat. Nose and
skin, and all those Affections arising secret
hsbit Of youth which produce constit tionAl debility
render marriage impossible and In the destroy bo
body and mind.
Young Man TAKE PARTICULAR kOTlCE.--A ure fur
those who have injured themselves ~ secret habits
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
An instrument for the 81 Genital D. bilitr Or M
turnsi Emissiens more properly kncwn Seminal Wea
ness, etc Can be permanently ed from 70 DAYS 10
two months, by the OF this Instrument when used
coniaintly with medicines DR.. 2Tr.u- rs In order ~
satisfy the most sceptca the u his instr
ment pledges himself that 10 any Instance where it may
prove unsatisfactory after fair trial. the money viii
be refunded by returning the Instrument IN goI order
Price, $40 by mail or express.
IMPORTANT TO LADiEs--FemSle Complaints treated
with great success. Our Periodical Drops will bring on
the courses In Of obsructions from any cause PS
tlents treated by letter. Address DR.. BORRDUGHs
lIS Wells street, corner Monroe, Chicago Illinois.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

The Rock ISLAND SrRIKE.-The strike in
the Rock Island railroad shops Of this city
still continues, and up to the present time
not hammer has been raised since the men
left the establishment. The triumph Of the
employees therefore, is only question of
time. If they will but continue as they
now stand, united as man, success is lust
es certain to crown their efforts as effect i
TO follow cause. The unanimity of senti-
ment and determination manifested by all
is worthy of the highest praise. In fact
we question If another such example has
ever been furnished in this city, of any
body Of men who are MOI members of a
trades organization, linking their fortunes
with those who are and unanimously resoly-
ing &c make common cause, and accept no
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

A CARNIVAL OF FIREs.-During the mast
week Chicago has been visited by a FIRE cpl
demic, and as uAAl, the hue and cry of in
cendiarism has been raised On every hand.
While we think the lamp post the only tri
bunal before which an ineeniary should be
tried, we object in toto to injuring the
reputation of our city, by charging to arson
what is the result of sheer carelessness.
This dodge is getting almost too common to
avail and the inevitable result will be that
wnen the wolf does pay us a visit, the public
will have become so used to his bark that
his presence will not be detected till his
prey is carried of. Reckless, unmeaning
charges seldom if ever accomplish any
thing.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

This 10 the greatest h iucement offered 10 the
public, ticket out Of every four drawing prise
The following Prizes Q few among the many 70 be
drawn flor full list see CircularLl
Let Grand Prize In Greenbacks go 900
2d Grand Prize In Greenhacks 1000
Sd Grand Prize In Greenbacks 1000
9Th Grand Prize In Grsenhacks bOUO
5th Grsnd Prize In Greenbacks 5000
9Th Grand Prize In Greeubacks A.ooO
It'll Grand Prize In greenbacks loo
Sth to SD Grand Prize In Greenbacks, 3l,eyu
each 60
SD 70 56th Grand Prize In $500 each
18th Grand Prize. House and Lot 5000
- each 10000
sla 70 esd Grand Prise, Cottages and Lott, 900
SD to I'D Grand Prise, City Lots, $50 each 5000
1Sd 10 e4h Grand Prise 6resnbAcks. 800 each
Gath to lis Grand Prize, 6reenbacks $50 each Loco
5000 saeh 5000
l24.s other Prizes. valued at from % % u 900
eacn &O4ofc -
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nR. WEBSTER, l64 South Clark street
IL between Madison And Morroe ONE hnnrs frnr

IN LII, lD4 South clark street,
IL between Madison and Monroe. Once hours from
A N. % ; 7. NJ. Specialist in he
!
Vi --- vsSM treatment OF all private diseases III
H&J 5s-s&sAA all their varied and complicated
E AtyteS -aTt ~ lorms For the past 20 years DR. W.
Is I <. $50 q has made the treatment OF private
III H&AK&z-A#I diseases bis business and study
< 418EE3faSNc II which has enabled him To perfect
NX&sSA ~ remedies which are speedy as,i per
SNVX@$a$ manent. and in all cases DC used
49, without hindrance 10 business or "a
posure 10 friends. Particular atteu-
tion given 10 all I'D standing cases such were former
ly considered incnrabe. syphilis, IN all forms
rh0ea, elect, Structure also the effect 0 solitary har
both nous TO body aud mind and produces some 81 th
following effects pimple the face, bodily weakness
constipation, aversion for and uneasiness in female
cieey unmanliness dread Of future events and finally
nplete protraon of the vital power loss Of memory
ringing in the npoeney-can be fully restored 10
which should be In the hands Of all those contemplating
marriage. sent TO all receipt Of 10 prepay
postage Please call friendly chat will cost you
Dr. Webster refers the public 70 the following phys
clans: Dr. Detlor, Milwaukee,, Wis Dr. Peabody and
DR.. Kermott, Detroit Mich. Dr. Price, Grand Rapids
Mich; DR.. Bowen and la. Bar-IsJn, st. Louis, No
DR.. Gaines, DR.. J. Barley, DR.. James Thorn Chicago
III; DR.. Hendersh haiti oledo, 0. Dr. Davis Cincin nat
o.; Dr. Beatty, s. Paul, Mimi
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN THE
l. WORLD New treatment, the only way TO cure
venereal diseases DR.. n RIOS EN- BERG lately arrived
Europe, all venerea diseases without giving th.
patient dose Of medicine regard or tear OF
Of exposure, the way thousands were cured In
London hospitals last year. Dr. r. Is the importer AZ
this celebrated which has asonished the whola of
Europe, and brought Americas estimated phVs-
icians TO Europe last winter study cure The
true benefit for all afflicted DR.. r. Is TIE ONLY ONE
HEKE who has practced H. He gives the patient perfect
health and him for the future Persons cured by
him nerer take the venereal again. let them be ever
20 much exposed. DR.. X. Be CONSULTED IN strict
privacy In his private consultation room adjoining la
Office Consultation free. References will be Owen by
persous cured here, given up by other doctors Re.
moved % 10 Dearborn street. Speeds Block Rooms III
and IA, Chicago Ill. Post once Box z3l2 Unde hours
to n a. m, 2 TO 4 Bnd to p N.
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Special Terms or Club Rates.


Any person procnrngs club Of or more names fr
tickets, and forwarding the money for the same WIN
be allowed the following commission, wis !:
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

hR. ID. MAC RAE, surgeon and Physi-
IL can for the special treatment OF Consumption
Asth ana CatarTh, Bronchitis ard Liver Complaint OF
fee l49 South Clark Street Chicago. fee hours
O'Clock 70 IL a N and from 70 p. VI, u y. n.
GURGERY De- D. Mac Raj, Surgeon
~ and Physician RESP ectully informs iba public thst
he gives attention all branches % surgery Ofn.e
l4s south Clark street Chicago. Pom ofhsc Box 2i50
Chicago. Illinois.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-20
SUNDAY ExCURsIONs.

A GRAND corILLoN INCLUSION TO rHE rJsH.
Ming NJ Csp1ln Gssrss Rlioss WIN mass Ersel ociieu
q eS6 leaving Of Eighth street Rsss vs IL cciosS
feck alp - " Ohrstopksv srss q * pnd Pisr korS
:: ed . ss; f'''s'sS's board Sgsf6sSs .h lsS:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-20

~ Ing ~ Yentsrs Hassnss Dcbos Ferry Tanytown,
ssd elegant .ssmsr aEN ssDaEfck Captain join Wn.
ams win leave fcct % Harrison street every morning
quarter Of eight O'Clock Sundays Included landing Thirty.
fourth street each way Rsurnins savss fssksk ~ one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-20
ExCURsIoNs.

EIsHiNo BANKs.--LAsr CHANCRi THE SUPERIOR
II steamer WYOMING MAKES her last tps 70 the Banks
or THURSDAY ard sunday september - and =, leaving
s, .sss sss Eat r,es q y Peek SUP Csrlssop.ss
ococt A. n schubiss Hand 6oard also bait lines and
refreshments
RIO CoNEY ISLAND AND THE sURF.-QUrCK, SAFE
Il and pleasant route. Cross a FULTON. Wall or souk
ferry take cars 70 oreenwocd which connect with steam
passenger every fifteen minutsa You re-
turn By this route % the city In three hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-20

TEA 4 PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
~ Crosse Black wes Pickles, Bngsh Cheese. Bacon
Hams, b., imported direct, for sale V The trAde.
RICHARDSON. Agent 100 William street.
TIE AMERICAN coNv0RMERrRR, INVENTED AND
MANUFACTURED By the undersigned he's been used for
years By the principal and best hacrs n hs city and
w BAM0BL CLARk- - West rhirtssnA strss&
WArrBD TO PuRcHAsE-sBcoND HAND sAsHEs
H. Z. i.kE - ss - ~ ~ :s'" ASs''-
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-06

Opinion ofthe Attorney General on the
Separation of the Districts for the COL
lection of Tax on Cotton from those for
the Collection of Tax On Other Pro-
ducts.
WASHINGTON, October 3.--The Attorney
General, in response to inquiries hy the
President on the subject. has given his
opinion to the effect that the President can
not separate the districts for the collection
of tax on cotton from districts for the as !.
sessment and collection of tax OIL other pro
dnbrs. This was tho point which the dele.
gaion of southern cotton factors and plans
ters presented in their memorial to the
President q few days since.
The Secretary of the Treasury has also
denied applications to have the boundaries
of collection districts changed, on the
ground that it would take longer for new
nfpointees TO qualify, select and instruct
their assistants, than it would for the pre-
sent officers to appUin n sufficient number
of assistants nnd deputies.
All the officers OF the Internal Revenue
Department South have taking the oath Of
office, excepting one in Texas. 20