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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-09
It's Advantages to the Working
Glasses, salaried Men, and Per
sons of Limited Means.

/. member becomes the owner Of house and lot by
the payment Of the monthly rent Thousaads In Chi
cago pay In rents avery few years. than the value
Of the property occupied
2. The money invested, through the Association, in
lots and buIdns, always available and negotiable,
and the property Il constantly increasing In value
g. Under the operations Of the Association, the poor
est member realise prOhs pro rata with the one
Who invests the largest all the prohtA real estate
buildings contracts and loans, gong to the members.
l. The shares held by members VI this Association to-
gether with the amount Of deposits made account
thereof exempt from attachment sale execu-
ton for debt the as and in lieu Of the exemption
Of homestead.
g. Parents may take and hold shares In this Assoca-
tion In behalf and for the Of minor children. Mar
red wemen may take and hold such shares whchsalso
exempt from attachment for debt and the debts Of
their husbands.
9. No easier method Of obtaining permanent heme,
with small outlay Of capital can b imagined The
plan 10 safe, practicable has been thoroughly tested
nd nunAuv hw in
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-09

CHICAGO. OCTOBER 9, 1869.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-09
AFrank Confession.

, The above me citing will be held 9
River Falls, on the 9th inst.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-09

10 rot ordinarily required before money 90 drawn, On
Tulheient funds kept available 20 pay DepOstorv
when they want 70 their money bua th0 RIaIR
quire notice 10 reserved oF tho pmrpoas Of preventing
"rnns,P which are not allowed
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-29

TIE UNITED STATES COURT, JUNE 25.-HoN.
GEORGE S. BRYAN, JUDGE, PREsrDIaa.-The
following business was disposed Of:
In the District Court.-In the case Of e1
parte A. Mendelson, in re George c. Robinson,
the court, on motion Of Joseph T. Carr. sohci-
tor for petitioning creditor, ordered that the
petitioners be dismissed, the cases having been
settled.
In the case OF ex parte George Z. Ryan, in re
Robert Menus, petition to sell real estate. it
was ordered that it be confirmed.
The petition Of John G. Lipford, OF Martins,
for final discharge from bankruptcy, was re-
ferred to the Registrar, G. ]. Jaeger, and final
hearing will be had before this court on the
30th Of July.
In the Circuit Court.-In the case Of the
United States vs. Daniel II. Hamilton, ct oil, on
motion for a new trial, this Court ordered
that the verdict be set aside and new trial
granted, unless the defendant consent to add
to the verdict found the sum Of s24S7, with
interest from the 31st OF December, 1860.
D. T. Corbin, counsel for the United States,
Rutledge & Young, aud ]. B. Campbell for de-
fendant.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation Of
which is about twice as large as that OF any
, other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles of valus,
TEE News has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvEn-
11sH1rKNTs, payment for which must invariably
be m,lRe ,oaen TIE order is giuen:
: Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. eovernesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscela-
neous wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements Of the
Glasses specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. ..25 cents
FouR LINES or 80 words. ....4o
H>" FIVE LINES or 20 words. -"
All advertisements to be inserted at these
fstes must be prepaid and delivered at The
Nxws Office by 9P. n.
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[REsALE, PURcHAsER FAILING TO coMPLY.l
UNDER DhCREE IN EQUITY.
YIN. B. Heriot, Trustee, os. Christophr G
Ttumbo
BY A. C. MCGILLIVRAY,

Will be sold on TUESDAY. The 18th day Of July
next In front OF the Old lustomhouse. at II
O'Clock A. NJ. precisely,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings and
improvements thereon, situated on the north side
OF Trumoo's Court, in the City OF Charleston. and
known as Lot No. 8, on o plat drawn BY Charles
Parker. Surveyor, dated November Ia, 1852, and
duly recorded said lot measuring SO feet inches on
north line; 81 feet south line; 107 feet inches on
east hne and OF feet on the west line.
1elms-One.thiId cash; balance In one, two and
three yeare, secured by mortgage OF the premises;
the same to be insured, and kept insured, and the
rolicy assigned. Purchaser to pay tor papers and
stamps f. W. NJ. MACktf,
June 20 tu4 b. =. y.
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The MAN WHO ATTEMPTED TO SILL MORRIS
IsLAsD.-A brief mention If an attempt to sell
Morris Island, made by swindler in the
North, has already appeared. From the Pro.
vidence, Rhode Island, Herald, we learn that
about the first OF this year person claiming
Charleston, 8. O., ss his home, and calling
himself Colonel Andrew ]. Rodgers, went to
Providence and put up OF the Aldrich House.
He patronized the livery stables, smoked the
best cigars and drank the choicest iquors-al
on tick. Being possessed of overpowering
cheek, and showing no appearance OF anything
like shrewdness or ability to carry out swim
die, no one suspected him, and he continued
his course without interruption, borrowing
fives and tens of his many acquaintances.
and always forgetting to pay, He said
he was the owner of Morris Island, and
selected Mr.. Frank G. Allen as broker to
assist him in the disposal Of it. At the same
time he deposited in the hand, Of MIR. Allen
draft, drawn by himself, and accepted by an
ostensib.e party, J. P. Klingle, of Washington,
DC. He informed Mr. Kilborn that he had
deposited that amount-ss5O0 money with
Mr. Allen, but that it would be detrimental to
his interests in the sale of his property to
draw it.
He gave drafts on responsible parties, which
we're dishonored and his villsny was exposed.
Rodgers while there was engaged os,ensibly in
recruiting for the Cuban army, and made seve-
raj Intellectual attempts in New York to raise
money from the Junta.
Rodgers is precious rascal. In 1851 he en-.
elsted as Andrew J. Livingston, in Company G,
Sd Georgia Regiment. He attempted to desert,
but was caught and sentenced to be shot. The
papers OF the court-martial were lost, and he
escaped the shooting, but in 1852 was drummed
out Of service. Shortly after, by some rascality,
he obtained captains commission, and raised
company Of cavalry, which soon became
terror TO all good people on account OF their
the people. Rodgers hop, his headquarters and
aud an Office in Richmond, where he also car
ricd on the substitute business.
In 1865 Rodgers went to New York from Sa-
vannah, taking with HIM forged railroad re-
ceipts for large quantity of cotton on the line
Of the Gulf Railroad. On these bogus receipts
he obtained large amount Of money, and re-
turned to Savannah with the agents Of the par
ties to whom he had sold the cotton, and to
whom be was to make the deliveries. A steam
er was chartered and everything made ready
for the trip, when he said he had forgotten
some important papers, and went for them,
telling the captain to go ahead, that he would
take his buggy and cut across the neck and
intercept the boat at Thunderbolt, only four
miles by land. while it was distant by water
some sixteen or eighteen miles. The boat left
and so did Rodgers, and that was the last that
the agents heard OF him or Of the cotton.
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THE MONUMENTAL INsTIrurE.-The Balti-
more Gazette, Of the 10th inst, gives the fol-
lowing account Of musical and literary soiree
given by the scholars Of the Monumental In
stitute, among whom are several young ladies'
from this State:
A brilliant musical and literary soiree was
given last evening BY the scholars OF the Mon
umental Institute, Miss Matchett principal. at
the school building, corner Of Monument and
St. Paul streets. The elegant parlors were
artlstically around the room. Special INVITA-
tions had been extended to some two hundred
ladies and gentlemen, who filled the hall and
parlors. The following original and selected
readings were given BY the pupils virginia,
salutatory, Miss E. Barbour; The May Queen
(Tsnnyson, Miss Bessie Rice; Tbs Street Vo-
calist (Hoodl MISS E. stovsll; Council Of Flow
NJ. and E. Barbour, E. and G. stovall; Mother
and Poet, (Mrs. Brovnipg) Miss A. Carroll;
Lafayette en- Amerique, (Beranger) Misses 81;
and E. Barbour, carroll, Stovsil, keitt and
Graham; The Temptation, ldramatized from
Milton) Miss NJ. Barbour, Mir. Curley and Mr.
Thomas; The Lost Heir. lHoodl Miss p. Bar
bour; The Bells, e A: Poe) Mlss q; stovae; StS
Keitt; A Sister Pleads for the Life OF her Bro
ther, (Shakespeare) Miss E. Barbour and Dir.
Curley; Mr.. Dowlar Awaits Mrs. Dowler's Rs.
turn from an Evening Party, (Dlckens) Miss
Graham; High Tide on the Coast OF Lincoln
shire, (by Jean Ingelow) Miss Mccormick;
The Voyage Of Lite, (valedictory) Miss M.
Barbour.
The exercises, which we're Of s most inter.
esting nature, we're interspersed with vocal
and instrumental music, closing with grand
chorus. The enter tainment was complete
SUCCESS, and was apparently highly appreciated
by the refined sssemblage present.
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An INSURANCE VETERAN RETREs.-The New
York Journal of Commerce Of Saturday has the
following in reference to native Carollnian,
who has many friends in Charleston
Colonel R,ohard NJ. Lathers has retired from
tbe Great W. stern Marine Insurance Company,
nver Nflich he has presided 80 ably since its
oreanization, and John A. Parker, Esq, the
frst Vice President. has been elected IN M bus
place. Colonel Latners has been an ape 0nd O Ibs
ern;nent success OF the company has been due
in H,oI no small degree to his WISE management;
0e has very considerable private fortune, ana
he Conduct Of his private affairs calls for all OF
tLe lime he feels willing to devote to business
pursuits. During the thirteen years OF Toione, ar
bss earned over six million dollars in net pre-
fta.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

In the Court of Probate-Jaco6 Ii. Kdl6, I'D.
ministrator, ps. B. r. Watson q d. j..
Thomas, ct al.
In pursuance of Decretal Order Of I. N. league,
Probsts Judge, in this cause, will sell at Black
Vile, Barnwell County, s. c., on SALESDAY In
JULY next, 1859. at public auction, at the usual
Certain Lois OR PARCELS OF. LAND in the
Town of Blackvile. situate lying and being as fol.
lows: Two Lots fronting Railroadstreet, each 60
feet front BY $50 feet depth, on Block No and
8; thu 90 Let's on Block "O" NOS a. % and %, each
measuring so ieet on Walker.sreet, by 200 feet IN
depth.
On these Lots are fue hotel building. one large
dry goods and grocery storehouse. and three other
smaller storehouses, and all the Lots are valuable
| for building cites.
Term, Of Ssle-Cash enough to pay the costs OF
suit, snd the balance on cred until January the
frst eighteen hundred and seventy-one il87l,)
with interest from date OF purchase at seven per
cent. per anpum. 1itIes to be executed, but not
delivered until the whole purchasa money is PAID,
and II not paid when dre to be re sold for cash, st
the risk of the former first purchaser. The pur'
chaser to give his bond to the Judge OF Probate with
two or more good sureties, to be approved by him.
The purchase money, when due, to be paid into the
Court Of Probate to abide Its further order. Fur
chaser to pay for necessary papers AID clamps.
sherif's Office. June 10th, 1869.
Joue2s N. G. W. WALKER Sheriff.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the sale, under
decree in equity, Of the property on Tradd and
Councll-s'reets, at the instance of Joseph
Dothage vs. Christopher GeraLy. The three
lots which this property comprises adjoin each
other, forming one lot of great size and value,
and rent, even in their present condition, at
Hfty-fve dollars (s55) a month. They will be
sold this day, 29th instant, in front Of the old
customhouse by Mr.. A. G. McGillivray.
June 20 II
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Horu. ARRIVALS, JUNE 2s.-Charleston Ho-
,&.lf. Il. Cohea, ). Smith, New York; W. O.
Gerald, Camden; L J. Patterson. South Caro-
INA; G. G. Kendall Mrs. C. G. Kendall, Beau
fort.
Paulion HOTEL. F. S,hultz, Charleston;
Jlhn O'Hara. Augusta; DR.. W. &. Mulgood, 3.
D. Mulgood, New York; T. Hurley, City; b. D.
Low. New York; II. g. Stokes, Phil delphia;
LEROY Wilson, B,rpwell; A. B. Gray and James
Patterson, steamship Prometheus.
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Nkw. South CAso1nA WnAr.-The Balti-
more Prices Current OF Saturday, June rs
mentions that 80 Tot OF one hundred bushels
Sew South Carolina white wheat, the first Of
The new crop, raisedst Ridgehin, 8. c., was
offered here by 1. N. Parr, Esq., and bought
by Mess-s. Walker, Dorsey & Co., Of the Moni-
tor Mills, for 81 10 per bushe'. The quality is
Sery good, the grain being very plump"
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TIE CArHRP.LIAR IN FLoRDA.-A private
Better from Mr.. G. A. Ellis, one of the most ex'
pefienced planters in East Florida, dated Ell
Gsville, Columbis County, June Is, says:
YThere is no doubt about the caterpillar being
here, though they are not doing any harm as
yet; but they are here, aud have webbed up in
some places, but IN small quantities. The fly
can be seen almost everywhere. lido fear they
win take the present crop. II so. don't see
what will become OF the people,"
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RENT CAsE.-In the case of The owners OF
the French Coffee House vs. T. j. CooSan'
lessee, decision was made in the State Court
Saturday against the defendant, IL being de-
Sded that the lessee should pay for the rent OF
the house during the war, when 1t was p"ten-
4ble. because of the bombardment. The
amount in question is about $1,000. We learn
what an appeal viii be taken.
: similar decision was rendered some months
since concerning the rent OF the Charleston
<sHotel. under slm,lar circumstances.
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WHAT rs THE MATTER IA gentleman resid-
ing in Columbia, short time sincewrote to q
merchant OF this city to send him some goods,
telling him that if he did not receive notihca-
tion of their being obtained by the 21st OF this
month, it would be useless to do anything fur
ther in the matter. The goods were obtained
and letter was written and posted here on
the 18th inst. informing the n.leman in Co.
lumbia Of the fact. The letter did not reach
the gentleman until the % inst. -3Dtirely too
Iato for his purpose. Five days for : letter 70
go from Charleston to Columbia is quite . long
time.
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AUCTION Gales THIS HAY.

!! RxcKE & SMAMTE will sell at q quarter to
10 O'Clock, ct their stores, shoulders, hams. DC.
LAURBY q ALKIANDER will sell at 10 o'clock,
ut their store, bpGter, stripaD&c.
T. n. CATKR will sell at three-quarter-pas 9
o,olock, At his store, butter, ,-molasses. DO.
= JOINT G. MuAoB d Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, dry goods, hats and sundries..
-fSwxprs g. GanMBALh win sell at II O'Clock,
as the not Of Hasel-street, sloop boat and
seine. 40
3 A. @. MoGuI1vRAY will sell ct II O'Clock, at
The old ctstomhouse, real estate.
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CRUmBs.-The ladies' Memorial Association
will meet at the Widows Home at six o'clock
this afternoon.
Every night, between the hours of seven and
twelve o'clock, gang OF negroes assemble on
King-street, above Morris, and annoy the
people in the neghborhood and the passers By
with their loud, profane and indecent CONVEX
saton.
IfSthe XIX Century Publication Company
do not have a care, they will be indicted by
ssthe powers that be- for oaricaturing their
weak points. The illustrations Of the forth
coming July number are entitled, "Scotts
Tactics-revised edition printed in colors. ="
The new militia have place in the picture
this time.
The Mayor yesterday disposed Of ten devo'
tees of 'fusil OIL"
It is generally believed that the negroes will
soon fill the petty offices Of the United States
Court.
The car horses are now supplied with the
Dexter horse bonnet, and they are said to work
to charm.
The gold Cross and chain raffled on Thursday
evening last, by the Sisters of Mercy, for the
benefit Of the Female Orphan Asylum, in
Queen-street, WAS won by Mrs. G. Dunn. The
number Of the chance was 142.
The yellow fever has disappeared from the
ship at Savannah, and she will leave there for
the North tomorrow.
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TIE STATE CouRr-HoN. B. B. CARPENTER,
JUDGE, PRrsDne. In this court yesterday
:, the Process, Equity and Issue Dockets were
Scalled and number Of cases were die
u/ed of-the points IN none Of which being Of
general interest.
The jury was called and discharged until
Monday next. aud the Sheriff ordered to sum-
Noon twelve additional members.
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& Tm sSuEplIoHER CoaREsPoNDKNT" win make
it's Hrst appearance. as We learn irom the pub
fishers, MesHs. Rrckmann, Boyer b Co., this
afternoon, though not in it's full and regular
size and dress, as certain unforeseen circum-
stances compel the publishers to come out
With the paper at once.
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:. PEssoNA1.-Rev. DIR. ". W. Hicks has, We
learn, consented 70 continue his connection
with the St. Johns Lutheran Church. This
win be gratifying news to the large number OF
friends and admirers the Doctor has made
since he came among us.
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ExECUTIvE DEPARTMENT.

STATE TREASURY OFFIcE,l
COLUMBIA, g. O.. June 18, 1869. !
UNDER TBE ACT FOR THE CONVERSION OF
THE STATE SECURITIES, the Treasurer OF the
State is prepared to issue Bonds bearing siI Per
Cent interest payable semiannually for registered
stock Bonds are prepared for $780, $500 and $1,000.
Fractions may he returned in certificates OF stock.
Persons desirous of converting their Stock into
Bonds, will please present their certificates at this
Office, with name endorsed upon the lack wit
-nesaed.)
Persons having Coupon Bonds desirous TO procure
Registered stock in lieu thereof will please present
the same to this Office with instructions.
Where parties cannot attend In person to transact
their business at this ose 1t Ia preferable that the
same should be transacted through some authorized
aoent NILES @. PARKER.
June II 10 Treasurer State South Carolina.
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a. ga c1r1sEsn complains that the filth and
garbage is allowed to remain in the streets
Where 1t is thrown for some time, and when it
b removed, instead Of, being carried where the
ordinances require that 1t should be, it is
thrown about the city. ,a'st
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= HHnr FOB DULL TMEs.-Take advantage Of
hS great reduction in prices, and prepare for
the spproach ng business season by. having
Sour Job Printing neatly, expeditiousiy aud
eheaply done ut THE NEWS Job Office, No. 149
East Bay.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
James Quintin vs. Richard Il. Cain ct a..
A. C. McGILLIVRAY, q

VIII lie sold, In front OF the old Customhouse. on
TUESDAY, the 29tn day of June, A. D. 1859. ct
IL O'Clock A. NJ,
st. Andrews Parish on Ashley River. In the County
of Charleston. and known '.villa Norma" (some-
times called "Accabse."I containing 100 acres.
east on lands Of now or late Of a. Plnckney Walker
and Christian j. Beckmsn, south on Ashley RiveE.
and west on lands now late Of Charles T. Lowndes.
saving and reserng one acre Of the sforesad tract
containing the cemetery or family graveyard OF
the Morris family, with right Of way through tina.
.'old avenue" to the Dorchester road.
Terms-One.fourth cash; balance on credit qf
one two and three years. secured by bond or bonds
of the purchaser or purchasers, and . mortgage OF
the premises sold said mortgage to contain power
OF sale upon the condition OF the said bond and bonds
or Of any OF them given for the purchase money!
being broken. E. W. n. MACKEY, 8. O. Q.
lime tux
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The LOST DIAMOND PM.-It will be remem-
bered. that on or about the 24th Of December
last, Mrs. Thos. N. Gadsden lost ON the street
a breastpin containing twenty-eight diamonds,
and valued at eight hundred dollars. On the
inside of the pin vas engraved the name,
aThos. N. Gads en- OF 1t nothing, as we
learn, was heard from the time Of the losing
until the Ath Of April last. when Mrs. Gadsden
was informed that negro woman named
Mary Austin, living near the corner OF WASH
ington and Inspection streets, had found it.
The woman, on being asked about it, and hav-
ing the pin described to her, said that che had
it. No legal steps we're taken to secure the
pin until yesterday, when warrant was issued
by Justice Mackey, for the arrest of the woman
and her son, VIM. Fuller. Fuller stated that
he had sold the pin to storekeeper, on King
street, for twenty-three dollars and plain gold
ring. Fuller was then taken before the store
keeper, who not only denied having purchased
the pin, but asserted that he had never seen
the boy before.
After hearing Of the case, Justice Mackey
dismissed the accused on the ground that an
action could not lie under the circumstances.
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE u Co. for whit
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars. for s19
.Iune tuths1mo
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5int Arts.
DHOTOGRAPH COLOKING.

PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Holmes Book
given as to the style of coloring preferred.
April % 3mos'
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TRUNKS. vALIsEs, &C., repaired, covered and
generally overhauled, at F. F. Chapeau's, No.
6S Meeting-sireet.
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for fine black
cashmere pants, So. tuths1m June