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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08

THEU1rT ELEcTIoS.-As our municipal election
approaches, candidates Of all hues aud opinions
multiply on every hand, candidates too who
are willing to take any pIedge-and prove their
ne-long devotion TO the cause Of labor a., but
Who prefer a PARTY nomination to q nomina ton
a. The hands Of workingmen. To all such We
cay" Don't build castles in the air" no orrIcE
SEEKER, or professional hack need expect any
favor at their hands. They have a very vivid
recollection Of the manner 10 which they were
treated by the Republican and Democratic Con.
ventions and that experience Ia all they desire
80 have in that line. acs md for all, gentle.
nien---shey intend to nomina. their own candi
dates % their own platform, in their own way.
without dictation or suggestion, and more than
that they propose to ELEcr them on the same
principle We don't expect they will carry the
city, but we do expect they will elect mapv
true, staOneh and able men TO represent their
Interests in the Common Council men who
rIean 70 FULFILL the pledges made, Who WON,
vote for an Eight-hour ordinance and then wink
At its violation; or authorize the Board Of Pub
lie Works e "cut down wages In proportion
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DENNIs MCCARTHY, Pres't.
WV NJ. GRAHAM, Rec. Sec'y

GLoBE MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY
We direct the especial attention of our readers
% the card Of this company, in our advertising
columns Ranking among the foremost in the
country, controlled by some Of cur abIest and
most soni business men, II offers induce
msnts, ulh as are seldom found in any institu
tons hessrs. McKindley & Lockwood, I24
Ia Sale street, are general managers for the
Mutual from whom all information can be
derived
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TO Ham sub.crlbers b Arrears.

Those Of our subscribers who receive their
papers marked \ In blue pencil, may accept il
as a notification that their subscriptions have
expired, and that unless renewed their papers
will be stopped forthwith.
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RESOLUTIONS on CoNpoLSNcE-At a meeting
Of he Bricklayers Protective Society held on
Tuesday evening Feb. 4lh, the following pream-
BIZ and resolutions was unanimously adopted =
HsREAs, il has pleased an All-wise Provi-
dsncs to remove from our midst, in the prime
q life, our brother and associate Joseph Hogan
therefore he is
RESOLVE, That while We bow In submission
% the stroke, We mourn his loss, a. q man and
. BROTHER and tender our sincere sympathy 70
his afflicted wife and family.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be printed in
the ADVOCATE, and thar a copy of the game be
furnished 10 his relatives
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Hall TO LEr.-Tks Trades Assembly Hall,
1Ss South Clark stree Is for rent seven nights
in each month. For parecu'.-a inquirc at the
ADVOCATE Office.
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FRUIT GRowxH G.,

An saU way Of making money out Of M sel In In The
sutzrs Of Fruit IN soushsrn Hlno The peach region
extends 100 miles NORTH sf oaire, and from ID b ruppHed
70 The nsrksts Of III ne ess the Upper Missssppi
ana tho Lakes me products ef the rst o. hs
a kinds & Asiss and bsrz.ss eaidsa fortunes are
bslng made from this bssiness, pstieScs ana hdEsJ
being che heavier portion Of the capital required
NJ h#44A
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AN EXPLODED FALsEHooD REvIYED.--In an ar
hce Published in last Mondays Times" pur-
porting TO be a review Of the labor market in
this city, and the number Of workmen out ofem-
plOy ment, several glarng errors areTnserted, and
several wilful AlsehOods INDUCED in, prominent
among which is the charge that to the eight hour
movement Of last spring may be attributed the
oullness existing IN our business and financial
circles. While we are well aware that destitu
ton, to an alarming extent, exists among the
industrial classes, we know whereof we speak
Nher We assert that, taken ss a whole, the me
chAnics Of Chicago are infinitely better off tuan
their brethren in any city of the union where the
so-cslled eigs.-hour system has never been
bFoaehed. Moreover, that the present depres-
sion arises from causes entirely above and be.
you'd any claims action on their part Our
mechanics simply asked, as they had right to
DO, tor the enforcement Of law, which had re-
ceiVed tls endolsemen Of both political par
lies, and which they we're led to believe by the
Times ITSELF would be carried out in good
iAiih- The perfdy Of this sheet during tue
struggle Is too fresh in the minds of the work
ing men Of the west, and the merits Of that strug-
gle are too well known however, for any of its
misrepresentation to hav1 effect with Others
than those who are ignorant Of its history. ~ !,
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ALI TAKEs.-All the stock in the new Co
operative Dry Dock has been taken, and work
viii be commenced on il IorthWith.
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Norris by FIREMAN.--In last weeks issue, il
referring 70 the Lake street Ere, We mentoned
the fact that !. had become painfully eviden. "a
our citizens that the Gre engines Of Chicago
were comparatively useless when battling with
the hery element In many Of our busiosas block,
and structures. We have since received csm
munioation from prominent membsro f The
department, in reply TO our structures, IN which
10 sayA that while there ID scme truth d ths
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AI,ke an Roth Sldes.

All who acquainted with double-thread
machines, know that they require great amount
Of care and patience in the operator, to make
the stitch on both sides Of the fabric, and moi
one person in ten il able to do this and wher
it is not done the work is worthless. But the
WILCOX 4 GIBBS stitch always makes even
seam.- Letter of Mrs. Alter, Newburyport
Mass
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08

NEW A1vEQTloGMENTe.
|0xygenized Air,
a 4 CUES ron
/ CATARRH,
iIAxD DISEASES or TEE rHRoA,
AND LUNGS
| t:APPL1ED BY :
DR. @. L.. BLOOD,
aah
NO. 9 Montgomery Place.
| BOSTON, MASS.
Chronic catarrh
why entertain sAIs lossA.oas assas. vAea rslisf en-
b ossainsa, We msss shss svsry aay Who ere sssr.
ins from 0ssarrh . sseh an sssns sAss ne Air Pa
sasss IN the hsad In partly dssonposs1 osndsson
tAs nose and threat aed Win sush mass sfeerrnps
nssssr that thag ere oss u dlsguss 70 themselves
and of psy % sAcss with whom sAsy sssscssas
chreaie cAiArrA usually Agssss the heal. f.uoes and
brssshiai tubes. Il Invariably c~assd BY Aa~oraI
Inaannasosy hlood. bs which the naosss nsabrans b
made sore InAAnsA. predaaiag sepioas sga.oa q
viscia matter. II As prsAassa BY ssrssssla In sAs
blood 10 almoss esstaAa 70 end In oonss.ptios aslss
speedily Cured, because u % impossible 70 surrsly
wont the matter from running down ths bsoaehsl into
the air vsscss and mch d the sxsorans tasss ssad
Ing nsssss ss eosiass With he assass M
Inss q sAs sr-esI ones esas irritation. and Invites
the hanora properties Of Tie blood 70 assoat tAsrs.
rsbsrules and Ulcers.
caaArrh almost always asssnds oensunpsisu, and ire
qssns,y lssas 70 H.:
In oxyssnlHsd Air We have szpsssavs cure ssr III
disease. Ths rsmsAy taken By inAaisAsH. srsakhsa
directly inso the lungs and sAzSasA The. carried int
the blood; thus % % - blood WI carry b, %
,..sA.s Al PzEusf:As gs.., S.ss.sssas the '.s.rs
matter In tho bIsOd and sxpsIas u sAssssk ASSess
and sAre~sA s n.sarsl ehaapsls ea The ys.sn. Fhas
you win 600 t the csass d tAs dssss srssevsd end
the disease itself mast follow.
In the nAnnsr w trsas and RADICALLY sure Dren-
shits and Consumption. La one suffering from tAsss
diseases despair Of resf. nyoa are ass mr. away %
visit once sna see NJ pszsssaly, write ssssripssa
ofyo6r symptoms, ana ssrwsrd 70 Tie aAarsks below.
Send for our circular, which dives fan dsssripasn Of
oas fine many thousands efssa~ssish rses,vsa vs
publish the fOllovng:-
Da. Q. l. BLses,
Dsr SIR: desire . In regard rw yes ~ sssinsny
valus Of yOar scientific syss sf trsssas cssarrA
md diseases Of the Rs9isasory organs. Ihsvs assd
your rsmsdy, s0xyysaissd Air." In ny ps.ecs ssr the
as year wisA somplsss ssses hsws CURED tAs worst
irns u caaarrh, and naissv u shs essss q Dssa
shsAis and Oonsompasa In sAsk $4,000 ssassA I nm
saAiAsdiy prOnounss .sozyssusssa AIR ~ srsssss
boon sv~yss ssaisrrsa upon cur ssssnns rses. IN,
Asss Tho day 10 net fAr ssasns when every insssisss
payssan wa sdops poor sy-ss~ In - srsssnsni q
shras q shruais asssanss- Is et
SO 1ssr.,p sssu
sa Ln.Lm. Md.
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Bsrty asssa - - Per sss sssdit tAs principal,
enc quarter sssh aewn-sslanss, ons. tws md thrss
years, ct per cent Inssrsse b advance. sssh ysar.
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Author,zed Agenls Tor me Advocate.

The following gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for The ADVOCATE. ANY
moneyspaid to them will be duly acknow-
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Goal d Scuad IN grsas abundance. aaa furnishsd a
the svsss rss~ Of transp0rtssion. LanbR Obtained
IRON Chicago, and the forests u Southern Illinois, .
well % rom those Bordering Oh tho strsama Grain h
shipped In bulk IRAN Ill ssaaaons shm saving ths az
psnss and sroable Of bAsxing. a
THE CLIMATE 10 HEALTHY,
and tAxss lower than any other State Churches
sehoss q al grades sbou.d thruughout 10 length ans
bsssdth.
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A Special Frlit Express Train
REFRIGERATION CARS

runs 10 Chsears leaving sosshsrn noi every evening
During strawberry dy average ef I've esrs
received, and tie peach crop supplies ron nfsss
70 rwsnsy-avs carr, Of about 500 scxs each. svus
morning, 70 the CAicAgo nsrket alone.
100000 ceres Of issd suited 10 the owiag Of fkuit
and me finest whsas are jet for sale.
The Title % these Lands In Clear,
nnA IN Pee. simple frem the
State.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Disle GntbuQuns unb eint9e ancere
Ypn Sntre0e fir uniere Grauen, ftncet
wir in elmer pariler 3eitun8 aus bet
Teper BON 81. pierre Werpn, pte fpl9t
v9anaes 5aar foitet 40 Granfer pet
! pfunb, fur3eS Is bis IS Granfen.
Giner Der 9%auptbdnbler it raen1dltd<
EN- @aarpub bat Elm 5 Stof bpbeS
@auS in paris 3ur 8euubun9 fir f9
fslbf uno pprt9eS Sabr that w Sc
i1af te I'M 8etrase BON 1,233>000
+ iu9e fat II MtQipnen - Tranfen.
Das 8auernpplf unb Der arrne Stanp
Guropa'6 fam ben 8eparf BEL Wetteu1
nt6t ausflQen.
DoS @aar BON topten perlcnen> son
2et9nameni 1T ben 5o5pitdlern 9ez
l9nitten, 1T cine 9rpBe 9ulfe> ater
nod un;ureiGenp - aimnt man iei<
ne 3ufudt ;ur Ginfubr pom Nuslanz
Be. @anse S@ifslaeun9en 19warsen
@aareS lai1en mir aus SaozM mertfa
mad europa fonnten unb bringen Yot1
bier %un9ebeure Wfahen Don 5oar, ais
9aarauf1dye ODER @aterfaQS adNn1ez
rita. Da6 tbeuerlte 5aar 1T pa6 gang
rpetBe." Die leBte 2pncpn SEEMS 9ibt
MuflbluB Rdbnlt9er Nrt> ie l9rsiM
Dtel er Sage fam Elm 9anses S4if pcQ
6aare aus 81 ertfp i'm 6afen Don
5ayre at, u,lo slpar III etaem lplden
idmusi9en 3uftanpe> bab bic ga fe1be<
bDrbe Die Tprtl9afun9 reS @diHes be-
feblen mubte, pamit e6 ni&t cine get
erieuoe u1p bic 8lpsteQun9 efelbafter
5aelidfeit mar peutli9er Bewet6> pab
blobe l1nFatbi9feit ntdt 9enu9 if, tint
bic &erebrer per Mpce> ami 8eborreu>
iid ld6erli@ su> MAIDEN su binoern.
9lber pas Wil1en, pab ber falide 5aarz
l6muf elmer empfncenon Dame Spn
einem am GteberW efprbenen berrlbren
11nb ibr cine at ideultde &ranfbeit NIT
tbeilen f1nnte> wiro, mani lpute IS bpfen>
pa;u b%eitra9e1L bic 8ermebrun9 res
widtt9cn 9ancelS gu benamet1, unb bel@
fen, baeTra9en rer Seu9e u.Mnfedun9
NIT fi6 fiibrenpen Gbi9npns obsul@afz
fe1.
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Tdr1tt 1t,sb Saus.

@efa1lte &pblbldtter. =
Die 8ldtter grocer, idbner &pblfSpfe
rperpsn einseln in Salswa0er eefodt
Damn berauS9enpmmen uno auf etn
@ieb eebra9t pamit raS @afer abz
laufe ben Mittdfensel bat man gu
entfernen> pbne aber fie gu serreiben.
Stun bddt man idneu &altz u1o
S9weineFeil9 1T 9letder Auantitdt
NIT etpaS 3wiebeL 0ewirs unc Majpz
ran urp 19neipet pies MQeS iebr fetn
alsbant mt19t man Gin Stif Butter
Elm g. cine in Mil6 etn9ewei6te unp
panr a%us9eprebte Semmel, ferner raS
9ebadte Tleti1 fammt Saft NIT 9ertebez
mem parme1anfdie. SeoeS 8!att fiQt
man NIT unssfdbr einem GblSfel spu
nieler Ma0e, rput eS III @urffprm unp
binret eS init 3wirn. Die cerartt9 9ez
filten 8ldtter mi0en ipcant twet quite
Stunoen in Tstt bunften ; I'm, ra5 Mnz
BREMEN ;u yermeioen, muB ;ettwetie
Suppe na69e9uien uno am 8eiten ct
mas Yarapte6dpfel ;u9eiebt perpen, 100
rauf man fte a9Gntfernung Der 8incz
flpen lerStrt.
Tarbenwe6iel Ser 81uz
nj en- 3u ben interel1anteiten 6emt<
l9en 8erdncerunAen Der q lan;e 9ebSrt
rbne 3wetfel bic fiinlltbeT erdnperun9
Der Tarben BET 8lumen pur6 3uflbren
oe1pi1er Stpfe in bie9Hurseln perielben.
@ermen9t matt NIT her Groe III Der fie
fBen> @plSfpblenpulSer, 70 rrerpen bic
Blumen Der @ecr9inen, &pl len, Nelfen
&c. siel cunfler unc 9efuQter. &pblenz
iaureS Natrpn fdrbt Die &el9e Ter 9y<
actntben rptb> Gilenitaub fdrbt de blau
u1c Yiolctt !; pbpspbpriaures Natrpn
%Yerdnbert pte8lumeuprodt anperer0arz
tenpRansen auf Die perld,iepente @eile,
je na9rem ibre frlbere Tarbe gene en.
Sci - Wan yerreibe cas-
@elte vpn swet Giern nit 9eitpbenem
&anpis;uder> 9iebe ra;u cine GaNe Spll
gang beibes 8al1er unp einen GblIfel
Spu &uuL trinfe oteies re9t parmWtorz
gems i'm 8ette unc idpiBe mod cine
bis ;pet Stunren, ....
- Gid: lit Elm ldlimmer @alt
uro ldBt ft9 lei9ter permetoen al8 per@
treite,. BUR 2inoerun9 perielbea penpe
man l1eberldld9e BON 9riinen Tabadsz
bldttern an, Die tnSalSwader at9eiptte1
wprpen 1tnb.
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Sim, Nplenbenfmal.

@enn cine Nattpn nad Sabrbunperz
ten per llnabbdn9i9feit 1t9 cieielbe
pur9 cine breifade fremoe Snpaipn
entriNen iiebt> tpen11 na6 bunoertjdbrt>
gem Sample NIT unerbtttltdem Tetnpe
unp na9 Dem &1in be6 eanoea> 1ie ii9
1caar in tbrem Namen becrpbt fiebt
fam bielelbe nt9t dn9itlid 9enug tbre
NJ prali1@e Grtfens m%abren>pa
pteie tbre Natipnalitdt unb ibre &e9te
befunoet.
Inter benz Ginfufe tieler gmrfinz
pun9en 9lautten Greunre polen5 bic
Grinnerun9 an cen bunrertjdbri9en
Breibeitsfrie9 tbre5 2anre5 Ycrewi9en gu
mii0en inrem fe tit Der S6wei3 Elm
Denfmal errtdteten> wp,u tbuen palelbit
ppn eini9en Observation-Disclosures sor>.
tbeilbafte Nnerbietun9en besi9lid res
YlayeS 9ema1t purpen.
Den 16. Mu9ult ,purpe an ei1em Ter
i1Dniten Yunfte at ben ufern re6 3ur=
6er See's> auf BEN 9Iben Ypn &apz
perswyl baS Spn 6remben fart BEL udt
wirr> etn ib5nes Denfmal ein9e>peibt
rpelde5 Yplen semeibt, al6 fprtwdbrenpe
Yrptetatipn i,iner unYerjdbrten Ne9tc
rteuen lpu> uno bic @clt an ben Treyel
leiner Ibeilun9, ipwie All bic Nptbmenz
ri9teit elmer Siibnun9 eri1nere.
8epeutence YerIDnli9feiten intereIiir<
ten ii9 fit Die patriptilde &unr9ebuns
0ouptlddlt9 @raf 9apislas Yrater in
3lri9) uno semeinldaftli6e 8etrez
bun9en balf en, Die idmeren camit YER
fniipften 2aiten ;u erleiGtern.
Da5 Denfmal beltebt aus elmer %
TuB boben Sdule Don l6marsem Marz
NOR wel6e auf rrei Oranittufen rubt
unr nit etnem Npler nit aus9etrciteten
Tll9eln 9efrInt 1T. Nm untern Ibeile
fino auf pier Iafeln 9eldtdtli6e Snz
19rtften unp Die pplntl9en @appen an
9ebradt wprccn. Da6@anse;it NIT eiz
mem i91nen 0elancer umseben.
Die Sni9rtften llnp fulsenpe:
Deus servet Poloniam! ftebt nit
splcenen @udfaten auf Der Sdleife
ee5 &ranses 9eldrieben> welder oas
Wappen umidlieet ; unter cteiem Hest
man cas Datum Der Gntbluuus
DIE XVI. AUGUST NJ. MDCCCLXvIII.
Nuf Der 9c9en Nprcen 9eri6teter
&ebrlette re5 Documents, ali il 0leid<
fam &ublano ;umIroBe, iinp cie6aupt<
mpmente Der pplniiden0 el6idte in ZEN
lesten bunrert Sabrcn ser;eidnet, ,pie
fol9t: ~
Confederation de Bar % Fevrirr 1853.
Constitution du 3 Mai 1871.
Guerre independence oa24 Mars 1874.
Legions %polonaises en- Italie 20Janvier 1897.
Legions en- Pologne 8 Novembre 1906.
Defense du DucheH de Varsovie 1909.
Confederation Independence 20 No.
yembre 1880.
Instruction "a Cracovie % Fevrier 1916.
1nsurrection "a Posen 20 Mars 1S4S.
Guerre Independence % Janvier 1868.
Die sesen Sfen unp Beiten sefebr<
ten Tlanfen pes Spfel5 weiisn in nicr
Spraden reuti1, latetnilb> pplnild
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Gin Sapitel hber bas falibe
@aar Der Traue,,.

Seyt NIT Sbnen> %rerebrtete Damen>
Elm YertrauteS Wprt.
Die Yeridteoenen Sprten hes 6aur>
idmudes aus faliden5aaren>;uO eut(d
rer 5%aarauflas ODER bic 5aartpure eez
nonnt in Der Mprelprade unter Dem
Namen Gtt9upn vulgo WATERFALL
tefannt, lit Elm prddti9es cling; wiien
Sic aber audi, no ca6 Materia |
bergel6a1twirp, rpraus pieieGbt9npns
seuladt iinp g rl1redcn sic nidt
9eebrte' Damen, Of Der Gbatiade bic
mir Sbnen aidt Yerbetmli9en molten,
baS fpmmt mel items Don ben Gopten
in ben 9ripit1lern G%urrpa's.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
Ser @ anberer.

ltnp fran;Sfl1 fpl9enoen 5llferuf :
POLENS UNSTERBLICHER GENIUS
MACH Observation-Disclosures KAMPFE
NOCH UNBESIEGT
Ruff AUF HELVET1ENS FREIEM 3D.
DEN ZUR GETTLICHEN UND MENSCH-
So LICHEN GERECHTIGKEIT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

a. Gin;tetun9 BON @eloern.
Mtr %bcIprsen baS GpQectiren BON 9fpten unb
Sduleideinen aler Mrt, Grbf9aften IT,. {. n. in
allen Ibetlen Glrppa'S ,,nb Der Ser. @taaten.
Da5n erferberlide Yapiere, ais @pQmadten,
VerSi9tlet ltan9s= llrfuneen> G%pbtenideiue &c. fer
ttgen wtr lelbit Unite: 0arantiru1a Der &edt-
9~ultt9lett an unb ~telprgen bic CON uIariiae Be-
elaubisun9 berlelten.
Den @e9enpertb auer in europa
ourd unS cpuectirten pcer BET unierrt
oortt9en Gprreippnoenten fir un1ere
Ne9nu119 enlightenment 0eloer sabler1
mir bier 1T @plp aus.
5. gerfauf BON Yal1asezS& etnen
tur r%eberfatrt RON Bremen, 5an,bura unb 9irersppl nod
Netrsyprf rer Seseidiff pber Oan,pftppt, ipwte Natrbiuets
CUR Stells BON sfep=gprt Bis ct. paul ;u ben %niesriaitsu
Yretien.
6. SeSablun9 ypn Garen
IN ietem Sbeile bs @taates. Wnfauf unb gerfouf ron
@runeetsentbua eesen gp,n,niifpn &c. &c.
Z. Sereini9te Staaten BpnpS
jeeer art, ais 5-2Oer,, 1O-4Oer unt 7-3Oer faufeu unb yers
tautet mir gum IaseszGpurie.
Gctrilocr @iuiuS S Duubar.
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@iQiuS 8rptb. Il. Dunbar
St.pauL Mtnne1pta.

" " ~ ~ y y ! W.
Sir ibernebn,en BITE g~eiursuns aaer gun, ganffade aez
bergen Geiaafte, unb spar sprsuoSueiie:
l.. Nnnabme pom Depoften.
@elaer, rslas bet uns %teprairt perten, fepen ~jsserseit
Sbne ~sprtertse &lnbieung, CUR 0erfueune ser Oepp,,nentea!
Sur gut cine bettt,nnte !3ett bet u.s nteceroeleete 0eber
uerelten mir 6 pGt. Sntere6en.
2. 0elpzWedfel.
9slb, SLIDER unb freabe @ansen taufen unS ~pertaufeu
MIR tets su'n SaseszGpurie.
s. Mntauf uno 8erfauf Don We61eln.
gpn sutsn Sanquisrs- 8irn,en ~aussefeate mediel fSnnen
tef uns lfets gum eurranten Gpurie in @elo un,aepaneelt
rereen. gStr %Sertaufen Wediel auf Stem grrt, ct. Qouis,
e9teagc, Nluipautee y. No., fptpie auf bic @auptbautelsz
pldte Oeutidlanhs 5ranfreids unb Der sdmei,, unb trait
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-05

table, were about leaving, when the Judge
asked us to take drink, which having
done, we bade him good morning.
At the expiration of half an hour, we re-
turned, when we found twelve men drink
ing and smoking with the magistrate, await
ing us.
We were politely requested to sit down.
Now" said the Judge, addressing him
self to Rolph, ''tell these gentlemen what
you have already told me-"
Whereupon Rolph repeated the statement
he had before made.
''Now, gentlemen continued the first
speaker, 81 wish to say, if this gentleman,
some fine old brandy; make yourselves per
fectly at home-whether, gentlemen, you
aud John Rolf guilty or not guilty of muir
der. In addition to what he said, will OBJ
serve for your information that sent out
and found the body just where he stated it
to be-
The jury smoked, rose up, took brandy
and water, and then sat down again and
smoked in silence for some time. At last
one of them, who appeared to be the fore
man, said:
.'The case is tolerably clear, and we rather
think he's guilty."
"There's more tobacco on the table. said
the Judge, "the best you can find anywhere.
You have heard what these gentlemen have
uneasily, 81 don't like to tell you in my own
house, but"
'Let that be no hindrance,r said Rolph,
filling his pipe.
'Well, them continued the Judge, "come
here at ten O'Clock tomorrow morning anu
I'll have you hung
Rolph looked Disconnected and appeared
mortified at the idea of asking favor.
"You-you have been so kind to me-
said he, hesitatingly, "that hardly like to
ask for anything more.n
Not at all, y replied the Judge. "Out
with III you are welcome to it before you
ask
"Well,r said Rolph, az wish tomorrow
is my ague day, and the shakes come on ut
would you be SO good as to hang me
at nine?n
with the greatest of pleasure, " answered
the good hearted Judge, shaking Rolph by
the hand. "Nine it shall be-
Accordingly John Rolph went to the inn,
paid his bill, and the next morning was
hung as the clock stI uck nine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-05

The following story-only the CONCLUDING
portion of which We give--is told Of Jujre
j., of Jackson, Texas, and John RolpR.
backWoodsman. Rolph, a tall hunter,
dressed in deerskin, and armed with re.
yolver, rife, and bowie knife, visits Jach.
son, calls on the Judge at his residence
with the narrator), and thus relieves his
mind:
You see. Judge, early day before yester.
day morning / started for this place, aud, a.
wouldn't ehisel, went without eating all
Gay. slept in the woods, and yesterday
morning / got up as hungry as panther;
and as I walked along, thinks /, what am /
to do never see game 90 scarce-there
wasn't so much as Q squirrel 70 be seen.
I'm above cheating any man out of his din
ner; but felt that dinner / must have,
just then fellow comes riding along the
road. talked to him, and tried 20 borrow,
swearing 70 pay a. any place be might name
IN week; but the critier told me he paid
HE WY out Of bis own pocket, and he'd too
little to diyidesn
'.How much have you gotgr says l.
tive ifty, sayshe.
''Nog, thinks /, that Is too little TO divide.
So. while he was looking the other way /
shoots him through the head. and give him
as decent burial as ! could, under an old
log and took the two dollars aud 4 haif
But II won't do my conscience misaiVes me.
I'm sorry for Il, and wish the fellow had his
money back, II be could be alive. Hetween
you aad me, as Il Is too late for that. I
think / ought 10 be hung
Hhe Judge called his little black boy, or.
derea three papers Of tobacco and We
smoked Ia silence.
Then you really think you ought 70 be
kungi7 be SAID with combassion, as be
Whlhed q cloud Of smoke toward the
ceiling.
~ do, In fact, answered RoIph. emitting
q eimiiar velume of Qapor.
The Judge smoked away, and considered
again
Wen we'll tfy % hang yeu, be added.
Ihste was an expression Of gratitude in
kelpn'a eye As he replied
, 9 Ihaak 500. That vii ease ny con.
'ciance
me Judge AgaIp Knocked tho aabea nom
Ne riee. aud spoke.
WI, coiae nele a half an hour IN
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