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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-21
at&g. ~GRaNF AvD TmN JEWS,
sUyD - ag.;Z~,' OF Zee ~. 1852.
View, cf Tae Esrac'iic."
From tho Israeli.e. Fob. .

From the Isracli.e, Feb. IS
About that Gen. Grant nomination affair, we
oar oaly repeat what We said before, that in case
OF MS nomination to the presidency, which we
hoio viii not take place, We will consider it our
duty to oppose him and the party nominating
h M. We are tod that 40 politics is expected
from the iSIdelo, and it has no intention of med
dling with any. 1t has kept aloof all the time,
except when men like Grant, Butler, Wilson,
-s!Gr, Ir,anl!6w, and others Of this kind abused
and outraged the Jews. Then il did not care
for the cry of treason raised at everybody who
aao any thing TO say. not endorsed by the censor
Ill Wishing sn, and struck with bcthiists. Worse
than Cen Grant none in tins 10Th century in
''iril,2ad countries has abused ard outraged the
Jews, officially, in broad daylight and most bar
boloasy. If there are any among us who HEX
the feet that kick them about, and, like dog,
run after him who has whipped them; if there
are persons small enough TO receive indecenciss
and outrges without resentment, and creep
arou tlaiI tormertors for selfish purposes, We
h'ia heir number is small, and we know it is
700 small TO be counted in comparison to those
who viii not vote for u man and oppose him who
outraged the Jews in a manner as Gen. Grant
did.
b-.ois tho story in full
"IIEAnQuARTIRs l3TH'ARNY CoRrs,l
"ht "tmeo'of he Tennessee,
"CAToI.D, Miss, Dec. Il, 1869.
"Gonorsd Oraui 40, a.
"Ihe Jews, as class violating every regula-
zion Of trade established by the treasury depart
mont also department orders, are hereby expelled
frolo The Impairment within "a hours from the
receipt of lis order by post commanders.
"F'cr viii SEQ that all this class of people are
for,.slyd Nith passes AID required to leave, and
any onc returning alter such notification will be
arrested and held il confinement until an oppoI-
tuuity occurs Of sending them out as prisoners,
unless furnished with peraits from these head
quarter tu.It
600 pae.,s will be gwen this people to visit
headquarters for tie purpose Of making personal
1.i 'g.t ~ IN trade permits.
~ p,a.l Of Major Gen, Grant.
q "JoAN \. RNwLISG,
f Assistant Adiutant General.
.'OMcial: ! Lowell. Captain and Assistant
Adjutant General"
This balbman order caused general cutlery
OF horror all over this country, in tho public
meetings, and resolutions, in any and every form
in congress Mr. Pendlctun, oil Ohio, moved the
fruoNifc osr'r'iol. ...H|
"WafnS On the nth day OF December, 1862
Mai. Gen Grant, commanding the department
of the Taucaaao, did publish ihc following order
to-wit Thero followed The above order geI5dtiBS1
and In pursuance thereof did cause many peace
Able clifton. d q Na,,cd States, residents il
go said department o. be expelled thereiron
s,-li,l M .cof',t,t ~ 'hrr pa1t and on no otlg
proof than that the. "erg memOCr Of certain
I.,iyie,ls denomination; and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-21

Juneau and adjoining counties Of Wisconsin,
raised $3000,OO0 worth Of hops the past year.
As high as $1,000 to $1,000 were realized from
five or six acres Of ground, and great excite
ment ha, sprung up in favor OF their cultivation
in that sottion. It's estimated that the amount
to be plantes this year will require 10000 people
to pack them. II is said that the Wisconsin
hops are superior to the imported Bayarian
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-21

street first door east u n. g Prescott Hat Store.
lie hos just received stock 81 cloths csiInrrtq
vesng. &C., which h. selling knl making az 70 order
cheaper than s0Ihop work De- bought any who're IN Of
tawa- He has also on hand good variety Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
(Nuch u II IN. mase and a general assortment II
gents furnishing gy. which he u selling the lowest
Nr TRADING, The pUbitc generally know, We fr a
number Of years employed s- Boz TaInr and Cr in L.
Fre.mans Tailoring I-'s.s~..hi, Nhish hal II i.gia-
ton fer the elence vi Us cg,lUUi E.rt Che
place. corner Of the alley s1t DIOR east o rreoa A4t
and fur store Il b.. I ~.
Ottawa, October 18th, ls6
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T AL o RI N c E.
OOK HERE. r..
WV. TRADlNG
Has EgsoyED MS
T A LOR HOP

(F0rza'rig up 'tdsrs az i,ags,'s budding Man 81
To The lately occupied by Mendfohu, on Madison
street, frst door east Of c. Prescots Hat Store.
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e a G L e N Ill
STEAM sHIP, A k,cY.

STEAMSHlPS AND SAILING SEEp>.-Na-
- tIonal Steam Navigation Co.'S, Line; Cun.rd Steamship
Co.'S Line; Anchor Steamship Cos LINE: lnman Steam
slip Lane Black Star sailing Line; Ncccrsle Cos. sail
ing Line Parties wishing 10 bring friends ro the old country
will find 10 their interest to procure tickets Of me- am
the authorized ageai for The above st class Inns Ottawa
n. T. have also rnais arrangements with several Ea
road Companies TO ~ through tickets at less than usual
fare u emigr outs. ' ....T I.
rates. few $. It- .'''' y. c. OkANE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-21

Why is a certfer of deeds, etc, like England ?
Because he is not-a-republic.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

s:ats 49, 4 ~ , 6burislsiS, - - nss
this sls1snt e 6pttHsngy . It vfieh ~
teech- The loVs e unosy, y ~ ~ go
/ stiL Ahs1rocfsd hon shi1 pxincik Z. nooev
~ = Mr. Ao57nnH - assl6a - = I'd lM15o
= no othr ssl e2snsnt about n sud this
simple prindpls eIesuEy (snd 81 .,sury
mean exoaonive ln1Ront n6Eull3 - It'd,
and Il b npahls d nakIne : = i NJ en-
tire world. = 4 has dor ! loo> AkEoa1 IN
my bslieSnprlh UUold ~ 4 61fi1iie k@l6r,
were this ptiA ~ caak ou< a. n - 4 -
Ems nonn 40 Il II ss1 y NH. i s - : -
fiusncss ocolt shen worz - go1l6, - -
puri6catiou y society. 3 3 sllFns1 ikat :
dad fowl lt,ls mustar1 i utlieEe elso,
and ether substAness, Vim prlve1l ~ MIX
ING or fomenting Or cider and ihe election 81
foreign snbstsness fon ioslk N nan told
me ones that cider would purify itself from
poisonous ssrpsnt grpund sp ID he pam
ice and ccmbiasd In Il | feel sure thnt n
usury can be sliminated from this world that
me armies Of human ssrpenss VII III u wtfk
It, and society will work itsolf clear and thus
the character Of God win be vindicatsd end
HIS wisdom illustrated. Let therefore, III
our MALICIOUS, a. well ~ political power, Con-
ceutrste ct this point and battle ussssy, for Il
is related ~ is the devil 10 man, and about 1t
there can be no mistake. 81
T.. M. LBonARD.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

EovE AND LArDANun. young acntIsman e:
extremely s.refned sensibllisiss,n fortuEate IA
the enjoyment Of our personal scquainsancs, Il
privilege denied MARY good fellow, byfhs
way), Cor some time past has basked 10 the sun.
shine and reFeled IN the smiles ef his iaanprats.
Betrothal, and designation Of The day which was
to witness The clihAs of their earthly felicity d
the altar, followed in due time. ID the interim,
however, portensous apathy on the part Of the
young .hdy mpervensd. nanifsstiag en- uafsvor-
able diagnosis in her case. On ''c9nsultation'
the prognosis presented not even "a peg wherein
10 hang hope, 10 the erpectant Benedict, ' hc,
at once declared his purpose tif be was to be ir-
revocably cast on incontinently to destroy him
selfi Asensible sesolhsion, some malicious per.
sons may conclude; but be that - IL may, be
proved that be was in desperate earnest, and
proceeded forthwith to drug himself to death.
Providing himself with phiaI Of Iaudansm, be
manfully and without gfinace. swallowed the
dose, and was spared 10 society soley through the
most extraordinary efforts Of the doctors, who
counter=cted the deadly effects Of the yirulent
narcotic, only by the infection Of compulsory
pedestrian performances that would shame a
Weston, and decentralization of desperate anti
iotes, not including. however the magical pan
lcea Of requiting love, unkindly withheld by the
obdurate intended" who is reported to have
entertained the homogeneous yet logical opinion
hat ''dieing for her" was the most convincing
proof she could exact Of the loyalty and idel-
~ of her devoted beau. Undoubtedly 'there 10
'omething in that" bot We are at loss to see
Eaat ultimate profit or pleasure could accrue to
ne lasnented' defunct from such a dernier ex-
'eriIaent. At all events. we do not recommend
o forlorn young men any sush formula or
style : for our own part we should like to test
he cOnssisutisnaiity q the question in the per-
on Of the party Of the second part, when, If en-
Ire satisfaction resulted, we might promise to-
o and do likewise
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

Co OPERATION IN CI-RAGO.-We are pleased
learn that the present stagnation in trade is
ading many Of our labor unions 20 the subject
cooperation, with beneficial results. The
ock to the proposed cooperative dry dock mas
en- nearly taken up, and while many of our
ost entcrprising merchants have invested lib
ally, tie ship carpenters and c4ulkers them
Ives have shown their faith by their works.
The cooperative book and job printing com
", are also sanguine that the enterprise in
itch they have embarked will prove a magni-
ent success. They certainly have our best
shes, and in future number, we propose to
ter uore fully into details.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

IssgRx IN TIE REPUBLIC INsURAzcs 0oOAxl
Of Chicago ~
PkrKR HAxaMGs AND WINDOW SaApss.--
Latest Styles, at -. 4. RIGBY'S,lo 90 RsndI
street M
UsE 0Aruox.--Iu calling for that sxcsllssl
Saleratus, d. B. De Land & Co.'S Best Chemi-
cal. be sure You get whatyou call for. as 10 con
Sc iuenes Of is success there are many limitations
ir the market Il Is better than Soda.
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A Frank Confession

Mr.. o. Z. Castle, Of Rochester, N. Y.
writes: 81 have used your machine foz
several month"; and beiag familiar with
most other machines, unhssitAsingiy pre-
nounce yours the best family Sewing Ma
chine. In common with many others, COO.
fess was prejadiced against H., IN socouHa
Of it's being . oue-threAd machine until I
had thoroughly tested it. am now satis6-
Cd that Wilcox q Gibbs 10 the simplest,
least liable to get out Of order, ard seasiest
to work; that il runs the stiilest, makes the
strongest seam, and hems, fells and cords,
better than any other Machine" N.
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FOR GRAIN OF ALL KINDS
AND STOCK RAISING, Cal

these lands ntzunsarpasseds advznsaewL Yrn9s
from the scrs densey sstssd portions u older gtAsss
selling their more valuable fArn and ere nov NJ
Ing investments In theue cheaper hnd vAicA producs
with larger profit E,d 70 . gsesssr sxtea the sapls
crops common 70 III The Horshsra md Made essses
Among the most proabs scarcss Of wealth h shus Of
cattle raising, and the baGness hes become iu mss.
ous Of cattle received Mo week In the Nsw Yerk
Market 800 wsre from nnoh and The hssf tsensd ON
these pralriss u conceded 70 be the bed I'm America
Sheep thrive we'll Requiring ader but short reason
and cheess factories being suceesshIy sstssAed
along the whsls line. .4
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25
CHICAGO. SATURDAY. JAN .. lsss


Go TO rHE BEsE.-~Bs yant and Strattou's Chi
cage Business University, Is acknow lodged TO
be the best tF@lning school for young men in the
country. Bookkeeping, Penmanshsp, CONNER
cial Arithmetic, Con meFcial Law, C0respoDe
ienae and TeegrAphing, are taught thoroughly
For Papers, Circuiarts etc, address Bryant and
SJratton, Chicago, III.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

WoRKING MKS's AEErNa.--Persons favoring
le project Of Workingmen's organization in
le Seventh Ward. are invited TO attend the
Getting 10 be held, on Wednesday evening next,
he goth inst, at the German School house,
~ South Union street. near Mitchell Mr.
amerOn and other speakers wiil be in attend
lce Per order Of JOHN G. NORTON,
aNN4 Vice President
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

THE LOCOMOTIVE FIREMENs' BALI Last Wed
sday evening will be long remembered by
~ OF the darcing community Of this city
3 Locomotive Firemens' Union Of this city,
,nized last May, and nov numbering upwards
,rty members, gave their 6st annual bah
y Wednesday evening, for the purpose of com
ting the furnishing OF their new Hall. Il is
e intention Of the Union to have a library, so
lt IVA members may have something to read,
from the number Of tickets sold, being abou I
o, we should Judge that they had made very
,od start Burlington Hall, corner of State
"a Sixteenth streets, was very neatly decorated,
"a the music was furnished by the Great
estern Light Guard Band Mr.. Fitzgerald
a. prompter, and performed his duty in a very
.ceptable manner.
Mr. g. W Brown, Chairman of the Commit
e Of Arrangements, deserves great credit for
e very able manner in which he performed
: duties. The Aoor managers, also, were very
tive, and gave entire satisfaction.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

SERIOUS AccIOESr.-Two men employed in
< Illinois Central railroad round house at Wei
n, Thursday morning met with serious acct
Of. They were in the act Of dragging heavy
IN bar across The track, when, unpereeived, a
ssenger train approached. The .lot Of the
conceive hurled one of the men some dis
nee, gIfile the other was seriously bruised
ethir Of the men, however, was really badly
iured, but their escape from a horrible death
"a almost miraculous
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

SCARCITY on EMPLOYMENT. When we consider
9e condition OF the working classes in every
" in the Union-the miseries they are doomed
endure-the privations aud distress-the
fering, and deststutiorf; with their inevitable.
.separable eoncomitants--crimes and outlawry
Il that matte -s-Dad as We regret 70 admit
em-are no worse. Aside from the tens Of
loussnds, Of both sexes,lwhOse only reliance 70.
40 support Of themselves, or themselves and
,milies, is their daily or weekly earning, who
re embraced in our population proper, and who
ither BY their scanty earnings or by the gifts
4 the charitable, are and must be preserved
ON starvation and shielded from the pitiless
lasts Of the winter season, are other thousands,
no come here from abroad, with the hope Of
seapipg similar depI0rable exigeneies. 1t !;
rue that ordinarily, the industrious could, eten
t this season Of the year, And At least tempo
ary employment and remunerative wages but
We regret to say that the present winter eonsti-
ties Marked exception, hence We but perform
]. conscientious duty 10 warning those contem-
plating removal TO Chicago with the hope 81
obtaining relief from the consequences Of power
y, that there are already many new com sri
lere who would gladly return to their former
homes, were it in their power. Prominent
special causes for the unusual and extraordinary
depression and stringency existing more nigh,
h given, il thereby any useful purpose could b.
subserved N deemed sufficient, however, 4
state, aud give publicity 70 the iaet that n,
trade, calling OF occupation etfers ordinary in
ducements even 10 resident seekers for employ
nent, much less To- nonresidents 70 come here
with the hope of be.sering their condition .
enhancing their proxipats prospecsa Evsr
boar Of every day, brings persops % uhIcsg'
rom the remOtest Boundaries OF other sietei
t'h the same object in yisv, but bitter dissp
GpOiptmens and Shasvin almost uniformly attend
their hrst experiences ina probabilities q
that . few weeks hence difEssent sisw may y
truly presented 1&AAaa
,sas& -ss3asss fesS .s44z
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

TO any Of our agents sending us q club Of
NJ years. subscribers with the money, we
sill serd Letter "a" Singer Sewing Ma
hina, the price Of which is 500. This is
inducoment seldom offered, and is made
! good faith. Send along your clubs.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

Those Of our subscribers who receive their
papers marked x In blue pencil, may accept it
rs a notification that their subscriptions have
,xpired, and that unless renewed their papers
will be stopped forthwith
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

Hall 70 LKr.-The Trades Assembly Hall,
IS South Clark street. is for rent seven nights
a each month. For particulars inquire at the
DvocArE Office.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25
FRUIT GROWING

An eav way q making money cut Of she scE b m ne
ealturs q Tss b sosthsrn Illinois, me peach region
extends 100 niis Essth o. csirs ana foa d b ssppned
b tbs m~rhsts Of ~ ~ ski@ 10 upp Mi.sspgi
md tn Lakss The prOdns u ne ms q ne season
IN kinds 81 fruits and bsnisa 0oldsa 1srsnnss -
hsipg made from this huslnsss pssissos I'D iaasssy
being the heavier port,on u ne capital required.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

RIcHARD TExyELLIcK, for State Of Michigan.
o. B. DAILT. 81. Louis Ne
r. N. LEONARD, Obsrlin, Ohio.
NM. J. JsssuP, New Yoek Ciiy.
,. J. MURPHH, Baltimore, Nd.
o. j. SwKEGL ne, Buffalo, N. Y.
T. p. MAPEs, Rochester, NY.
LAwRxNcE SAITH, Fort Wayne, Ind.
X. L. AAsrrs, Wilmington, Del
R. fHORsA, Amboy, H. Isl
J. KIKLsos Centraiia, III.
WIZ. n. F-LEr, Lockport, M
VIZ. HARTLEY, Bloomington, Ill.
VIZ. eANskIL. Elgin. IN.
WV. II HAcKxKY. Aurora, III.
DAVID CAsfERR, Rockford, Ill. -4A
jams DOYLE, Peoria, Ill
FLASK HrDsuk, Springfield, IL
fHoNAs DKLANY, Mlwaukee, Ws. a. n .4l
JonN TAYLoR, Racine, Via. w
THos. NOON, WATERFOWL, Wis
w. T. MARrIH, Whitewater Wis ~'
r. II. RoDOIP, Quincy, III.
ALExAEpER MASON, Fondulsc Wis
PEfER KA RcH, Portage City, VIA sf-r rr
A. III. PoETER, Beaver Dam, VIA 1
JANIS Mch-AH, Davenport, Iowa
J. G. MooRE, Dubuque, Iowa
v. J. sFAsTox, Kankakte, m
r. B. BAER- Houston, ex a.
JANIS BArcHRK, Louisville XIV,
G. W. GIBseE, Norwich, Conn tsa
WIN. II. LEE Richmond, Va
WIN. b. ILEs, Augusta, Ca
y X hk~tRr. HAupun, Wis.
JOHN SoHuRssLER, Lafayette Indiana
ycHN kkirEE. Nishawaka. IuHfana
0Ro. NuHT, south Bend Ind
ABEL P rooTI, Laparte Ind
JoHs RILKIsos, Evansville lad
J. y TUNER, Logansport, Ind ..4 "
c. H. ounBT, Wheeling, W. Virginia
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

Authorized Agents TOR me Advocate.
The following gentlemen are authorised
to act as Agents for TIE ADvocAr Any
moneys paid to them win be daily acknow-
| lodged: M-ta
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25


ELKcTIos OF 0RHcKRs.-At the last meeting
the Typographical Union, held on Saturday
.ening, January 18TH, the following members
lrs elsssSd 9sEcers feE the ensuing wear
For President-A1bert II. Brown.
For Vice Fresident-John Gordsn.
For Delegate-Geo. w. Mcdonald.
For Alternate Delegate--Geo, W. MoRris-
For Financial Secretary-D. Halloran.
For Recording Secretary-James Nofet.
For Treasurer--Hiran Woodbury..
Fer Board Of tors-Chairman--Joh T
lsseH. N. II. Madden, y. 3. Mills, A. L. Eyfe,
J. Schock.
For Executive Committee--Ju1son Graves,
ugh Murray John ]. Carroll
For GuardiaL Henry U. Bates.
From the charAotr- Standing Of the above
med gentlemen We predict a season Of Coz
aued prosperity for this the Oldest Of our
Dor organizations.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

RKNoyAL.-James Warraek, Esq, agent of
Y IN nan, Aachor and Pacific Mai. line OF
,amships has removed Wis Office to the South
st corner of Madison and La Sale streets,
lere he nov occupies one Of the most eommo-
ous and central offices in the city. AZ be is
representative in the west r. the leading
lIanie and Pacific Mail lines, parties intend
to visN Europe or California would do well
call and see him before making engagements
sewhere. Remember the place, southeast cor
La Sale and Madison streets. For the es-
cial accommodation Of those who cannot con
niently come during the week the Office viii
Kept open on Sundays from to P. M.
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and the inest wheat srs yst foe sals.
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