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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-07-16

SRRINGFIEi D. July s, 1S7O.--A man bY the
name of James Guinan aliss Geli., has apPsed
for membership to this union. Any union Nnv-
ing charges against him will prefer them within
thirty das ! from datc. TT
The following named persons are Indebted to
this union ia the sums set opposite their names
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-07-16

MART Ff0brc A1er Co., Hon
6tng ouyT Il
NcnI L I'm "a
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

HANDsoME DOUBLE CORNER HOUSE. EXTRA
a., Wdsn, wia stable perfect order all lmprov smens,
vatory, ornate garden. fountain &c. choicest location
once
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

To LEASE AT 1900 PER ANNUM A FARM OF 30
acres 10 OF fresh meadow; house 10 rooms, fled In;
barn, well of pure East New York. Inquire
2lS Fatbub avenue Brooklyn of - G. g. HARRIS before
IL M OF G. o. LEvlScN Ill Broadway ", after II
A. NJ = ..sas--55r I. asgss
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

LNOR SALE OR TO LET-AT CRAWFORD, N. j., ON
the Central Railroad, three minutes walk depot,
one French roof House, containing IL nishedn In
yard in good order price $75oo rent $7Oo Aso Building
CRANE, Crawford address box 1856 New YORK Post
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

ITO RENT-FOR THE SEASON THE MOST ELEGANT
Property "a this country situated near Caiskill on the
Hudson, furnished throughout reasonable terms For
further particulars address JAMES MONTGOMERY
DAVID THOMSON, 2l5 Water street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

LNOR SALE OR TO LET-IN BROOKLYN, ON GREENE
avenue, near Ryerson street, within so minutes walk Of
principal FERRIES four rs class brown stone Eoscs
WITH every Improvement For particulars INQUIRE of GEORGE
WILSON, Secretary Chamber Of Commerce. No. IS William
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

rJ'O RENT-lMMEDIATELY, FARM OF % ACRES
with good buildings three of Lawton black berries
orchards pears and apples Erie Railroad depot Ad
dress r. FuRMAN Rutherfurd Park bergen county, N. j.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

A $4,000 SPECIAL CAPITAL TO EXTEND AN ES
tapshed business permanent and successful by way
i ADVANCE on merchandise and shipments; party with
the above liberal offer will be made, full amount garan-
teed Address call for particulars WIN. YOUNGBLOOD
II PaSk row, room Nos
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

TOR SALE.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE OLDEST
"Medca, Once for exclusively Private Treatment hav
ing amassed fortune and reached the of forscore
years, will dispose OF the liberal a
able 70 sustain his lifelong reputation for competency and
integrity In conducting It. Answers, with real and
dress no others noticed, be directed to H. b. Herald
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

A SECOND HAND FOOT LATHE, IN GOOD ORDER,
IA with Chcks ans Tsos cornpcte wanted TO hire or
shase Assr:ss with price nrd tsscpiieD, boz 3s' New
York rost eAgea.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

IIIRE PROOF SAFES.-THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK
II OF Wder's Patent Saamander Safes, and second
hand will be sold at bargains to May at No.
l3 Cortandt street, next door TO Merchants Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

FINO LET OR LEASE THE LARGE AND WELL FUR
l. nisned Mansion including 90 Of highly cultivated
lawn gardens orchards and wood land with walks
and carriage drives situated hunters Point distant 10
miles from CITY hall. The onbudings consist Of
carriage house and stables, barns greenhouses gardeners
and gate cottages, house, &c al in complete
supplied with convenience for the residence home
stead OF gentleman of taste and leisure for doing
business In the city The place directly the south
boulevard, and IN accessible At all hours
steamboat or BY drive through Central Park To gooi
ant will be let or leased Tor two at low rent during
the absence OF the abroad. Apply to II. N. HOE,
81 Gold street. New York.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

T,OR SALE CHEAP-A PROMINENT PAYING CORNER
IL Liquor Store ferry, thorough public
long lease price $780, Apply to r. GAFFNEY Auctioneer,
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

Dissatisfied Radicals Of Virginia are
endeavoring to get Congress to ioter fere
with that State and reconstruct it, on the
ground that conservatives are melting
eutrages against the negroes to keep them
away from the registration now going on
It mag fall Though, however, ns some OF
tho nurdIesI congressman have tahvu issue
wish Ben Buffers wanton assertion, that
Congress has the right to interfere with
any and all States.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
~ am Of Paul and I Of Apoilos," etc.

VI Am Ol FsuI ana OF hpO1lOSs" etc.
like the Coristhians Of old, and 10 decd
liks the. Christian sects of to-day, there
ese dissen.ions among the De nocsatic
jrurna's Of this State. One nbiy edited
rsper csa's for an organisation of the
youag democracy, from which it would
exclude all who participated or sympa-
thixed with The South in the late war, on
the ground that they are drag to sue
cc.s. Then there ure several able jour.
ne's which take just the opposite view,
favoripg the exclusion Of all "war demo
cra,s," and dangers on for Office" as
they are pleased to term some who are a.
earnese in trying 10 overcome or modify
the corroption and expressions Of the
present. time as they; these papers claim
to be the especial champions Of the dis.
franchiseS. Which is doing the mos.
harm, it is difficult to determine; but
that both are wrong, we ore fully con.
vinced.
While We look upon the 6rss as little
and narrow in its views, and calculated to
do much harm in impeding the harmony
so much desired between Federal and
Confederate, VIC view the other as too sec.
tional for a party having in view national
elevation and the disse mnation Of justice
Laying aside the question Of negro suf-
frage which, though evidently estab.
ished by fraud, we cannot overcome in
our prcscns divided state 1T behooves
the democracy to pat away from them all
sectional i'll feeling 90 account of war
record, or past political differences, and
labor together for The restoration Of the
ballot to all white men. 1t is too late in
the season to be agitating those old wal
ISSUES, or dclving 10 the mine of pas,
political records, whom present issues
demand our whole attention. We car
strike hands with any man who, drawing
a veil over the past, honestly unitcs with
US in forwarding what We believe to be
for the good of our country.
We were a Confederate soldier-tha,
record we will never deny; we were ear
nest in the cause, but when We surren
dered we did so 10 good faith. 1t is now
our desire to see built upon the sha tered
ruins Of our former republic, govern
ment as generous and free as the old; We
may never get one as good as it was, bu
We believe is possible, even probable, te
render our present condition more endur
able, if democracy will lay aside sucf
petty, unbecoming and narrow minded
views as We have named, and labor to tha
end. There are many good papers ii
the State, some edited by war democrats
and others who figured in the old Whie
party, who are ss earnest and as mucl
, the champions of the disfsanchscd a
those whv rluim that os a speciality; ant
We would never turn our back upon them
nor upon those Changers on who dur
ing the last campaign fought the re5istr.
law SO zealously.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

Henry Nicbef, conoussiou of tn q
bowels, severely hurt
= Mefvy, st. Louis, paisful internal
injuries Of thc chest n
gWJ. Kyan, Beaver coun, y, Pa, severe
injuries in the head, neck and shoulders
- Adam Marks, Illinois, right wrist aud
left ankle d,slocated. Fl,vt
Henry WieIand, St. Louis, severely =
bruised on the body and limbs. .,....,..-.,'
Adam Sturlevant, Pekin, H., lef,
ankle fractured. 5tsN GA hN3H
Wilson Lytle, Hillsdale county. Mich
severe scalp wounds no bones broken
Thos Perre, Mortlake, N. N, MP
fractured. d.
VS. Ryan, New Brighton, Pa, cola,
bone broken. tt-..ESYs
James Coonett, Lafayette, Indians,
collar bone bgoken.
J.R. Ewing, Burnside, Ill.,, bruises ou
the head and body. '-. ''..t,- -,..-
T. b. Hicks, 27O1 Cozzens street, st.
Louis, severely bruised and cut. li' ,,
Martin A. Norcross, Highland Park
Ill.,, right leg and left thigh bruised.
VIM. j Wray, Highland Park, III.
severely bruised. -, .t o1f ~
Henry Ersk, Bremen, Randolph county
H., hand and arm bruised.
letter Williamson, Belmont county
Ohio, conclusion Of the bowels.
1t is the opinion Of DR.. Hodgcn and
Dr. Jackson who examined the wounds
Of these persons, that none Of their inju
ries are likely to prove fatal many Of
them are most painful, but ahe sufferers
are likely to get we'll. In addition tc
the list given above, there are four OF Av,
others injured.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The Congressional ways and means
committee have substantially duished the
tax bill, says the Republicans special Of
the 18th. Only the income tax remains
to BE- anally disposed Of, and majority
Of the committee are disposed to retain
It At tho present rate of 5 per cent, but
to increase the exemptions TO 81 500 or
$500. The bill as it stands reduces
taxation thirty millions Of dollars.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
Social Equality Now!

What a miserably rotten den Of mis-
cegenation that body claiming to be a
Congress must be, when it permits such
filthy piece Of humanity to trace its
halls as "Chawls" Sumner Of Massachu-
se.ss' He has introduced another bill in
the Senate. He did it last Friday. 1t
is the stinkiugest, meanest, dirtiest Of all
his productions He now wants to actu.
ally force social equality with the negro.
Not content with making himself little
lower than half decent negro, he wants
to pull the whole white race down wish
him.
His bill requires hotels, restaurants,
railroads, theaters, churches, concert halls,
academies, comH on schools, colleges, etc.
80 admit negroes along with the whites
and imposes penalties, punishable on con.
victon in Uuted States court for any
refusal of any privilege to any one on ac'
count of he or she being a negro. II
even prohibits cemeteries from being de-
voted exclusively to whito people.
"Chawls" ought to have added c5e
moro section to his bill, requiring white
women 10 receive the attentions Of sabl,
Adouises, and attNching thereto fine and
imprisonment for all refusing to do so
then would the foul desires Of his 6lth!
and bestial nature have bcea better OK.
pref ssed. 90 .-- .r ,.s-
This will perhaps open the eyes o
those Radicals who have oil along con
tended that their party did not favo
social equality with the nagro-only poli'
ical equality.
The bill was referred 10 the judiciar
committee, where we hope it will rot, an
that its filthy originator mag rot alon
With it. w ...I Gal.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The Republican caucus, which was
sometime since given out would soon as
Scmble in Washington. for the purpose
Of recommending a general policy, was
held last Monday night. The attendance
was very small, and they only appointed
a congressional campaign committee to
look after the fall elections, the general
policy being abaudoaed on the ground
that the party was making up its record
in Congress on the questions Of taxation
and tariffs. II was agreed that the
Southern States should be especially
cared for in the political campaign.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

Tho steamer War Eagle vas burned at
Ia Crosse, Wisconsin, Sunday morning
The passengers saved themselves BY
jnmpiag from the hurricane deck into
the water. As far as learned only four
we're drowned The fire csught from a
leaking barrel Of kerosene oil, near
which a boy passed with lantern.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The last diabolism in Kansas, the afro
cious outrage Of two tender children
BY seven incaruate demons, cxcels any
thing upon record in the fiendishncss OF
It's brutality. One Of the little girls is
cut and torn in horrible manner, and is
not expected to live. Six Of the 6nds
have t.en Iynched. t.1
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF admin
~ istration wore granted to the undersigned on
the partnership estate of P. 4 E. Steele, by tho
Clerk Of the County Court of Lineoln county !,
Mo-, on the 11th Of Mag 1870.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the admnis9ra-
tor for allowance within one year after the date
of said letters, or they may be precIuded fon
any benefit of sail estate; and if not exhibited
within two years from the date Of said lctters
they will be forever barred.
mol 9n2Op WILLIAM d. JAMIS0N, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

For the benefit Of legal gentlemen who
havs to practice in RADICAL courts, it. is
proper to mention that lawyer at viii.
mington, North Carolina. was fined
hundred dollars the other day for persist.
ing in calling negro witness by his
Christian name instead of addressing him
as sinister" Wouldn't Charles Sumner
pat this Judge cordially on the. back
for such rebuko Of "plantasion mane
ners?"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
Adnllnistrator,s A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
1 istration we're granted to the undersigned on
the estate of William Akers, decd, by the Clerk
Of tho County Cour Of Lincoln county, Mo-, on
the 18th day Of May, 1870.
All persons having claims against said estate
are equired to present them for allowance nc-
cording to law within one year from said date, or
they may be precluded from any benefit of said
estate, and If not presented within two years
from said date, they will be forever barred.
mal0n2Op JAMES A. BLACK, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
Notice 10 the Public

T CAUTION tho public, any and all persons,
i not to trade for OF purchase n certain pro mis-
sorry note, dated some time In September, I $50,
for Eighty Dollars, payable to T. e. Creooh six
months after date. with interest tho rats Of six
pcr cent. per annum from date, and signed by
John c. Davis, said note having been obtained
by false representations, which will prove, and
therefore will not pay said notc
May 2, ls70-n20w2 JOHN G. Davis.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The parents Of Miss Ida Huth, OF
Omaha, insisted on her marrying the
man Of their choice. To avoid this che
shot herse'f through the heart the day
befors that set for che marriage. She
died instantly.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The Sesats has voted half million
dollars to buisd q new State department,
and quarter Of million to buy land 10
enlarge the Capitol grounds at Washing
ton. Evidently the Senate does not favor
moving the Capitol. t.. yua.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The North NJ Issouri RailEoad Company
generously rendered the use Of special
car 10 the editors who attended The odi-
sorial convention at Kansas City yester'
day. We couldn't attend, but guess they
won't miss US. s.4 4. .
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The Clarksville Sentinel heads its, loca
brevi,ies, "locsl /acesie.' This nigh
do very we'll generally, bot last week !
had one or more death notices mixed W
With its fasetim. --------..-. =
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

death or of come senseless victim still
bre@t hing More horrible, however. than
the bedies killed by impaling wood splin-
,ers, were thoes crushed BY heavy masses
Of iron or wood driven against them as II
fred from a cannon. A human body re-
duosd almost 70 bloody pulp by srash.
ing forms . frightful picture in nearly oil
sprieus railroad ,collisions, and was not
absent from this.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

FROM various quarters comes the state.
mene that the negroes inst;gated by white
men, are forming secret political assccia-
tions in che northern States to coerce
their members into voting the Radical
ticket. .r
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

Dom Pistt, an able Ohio Radical,
briefly, graphically and truthfully traces
the prominent features Of Radical rule
since Jeffersonian Democracy 10 1860
was made to give way to Ham,ltonian
Federalism. He says:
"A monstrous tariff was slraightwoy y
enacted; a huge system Of subsidies in
lands and bonds carried enlarged titles,
previously unknown to Republican peo-
pie, such rs admiral and generalin chief
new bureaus created; the system made
respectable of conferring Office upon blood
relations aud connections, and finally cor
ruption and the despotism Of committees
we're demonstrated IN constant investiga-
tious of abuses which, almost in every
case came home to Congress Itself. How
can the Republican party call itself wor
thy Of continuation and support when il
is made up of tariff attorneys. iron-roll.
ers, cadet brokers, railroad directors, car.
pet baggcrs, and, generally speaking, just
that class Of people who have no bust
ness to be intrusted with the work Of leg
islation by sensitive and intelligent
people?'
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The Missouri State Sunday School
Convention win be held at llangibal,
eommeneiog o& the l4,h of June and con.
Hnuipg till tho 18th inclusive. J 'f
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

A dispatch Of tho l4,h from Chicago
says: A war party of Agalladas, dressed
IN clothing furnished by the government,
called at the cabin of settler living on
Nebraska river, one huudyed and twenty
miles north Of Sioux City, Iowa, and
while shaking hands with the mans wife,
shot her and then killed her little son
snd took hor daughter, aged thirteen, q
prisoner. The husband escaped The
sxoitsment in thnt regisn is very great,
end it is feared it will be dcpopulated.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19


Thomas Csrlysle is now seventy FIVE
years old.
A Tarrytown undertaken announces nm
"opening Of spring styles in collins"
The Texas Legislature has refused to
elect chaplain, thinking itself past pray
ing for.
The Confederate graves at Nashville
were decorated Monday. There was a
very largo attendance.
Napoleon's health is excellent. He
was at the races Saturday, and for long
time talked among the people. He WIS
enthusiastically cheered.
The dream Of tho "Girl Of the Period"
-~a brown. stone front, rich husband,
four months at Newport, Long Branch
and Saratoga, a plush pew at church, aud
the best seat at the opesa.
General Grants father says the Presi,
dent never voted but twice in his life.
In 184S he voted for Whig candidate for
Congress In 1856 he voted for James
Buchanan.
In the Idaho penitentiary tho prisoners
occupy their time with Bible classes,
whereupon local newspaper says that
the s'moral atmosphere inside the walls is
Of far higher tone than that Of the rest
of the Territory"
A young lady in Ross county, q. named
Caroline Frederick aged fifteen, measures
Eve feet and half an inch in ciscumfer.
ence under the arms, and two feet one and
. half inches around her leg just below
the knee Her weight is four hundred
and sixty.two pounds. Whas would
Mrs. Mowatt do with cast of that leg
Longstreet may now be considered
truly loyal. He rode in the negro cele.
bratiou at New orleans the other day.
Better than that, in carriage all covered
over with little Gags. And then he holds
fat Office After all, it was only an am.
,abie indiscretion, that thrashing Long
street gave John Pope, and the charge
he led at Gettysburg. His noble heart
was throbbing with loyalty all the time
Ohio fatssmas. 7.gsuf tre-iB
1t 10 little remarkable, and has occa
stoned some remark, considering the seri.
ous character. of the late accident Of the
Pacific road, that the hoasdsof directors
have not bseu called together to take
6 soms action in the matter. The company
csppos certainly afford to be oblivious t.
i the. terrible consequences Of the disaster
! as might appear from failure to ofkciall,
investigate it-Times. b3
WAsHINaroH, May l6.-Ths member
of the House evlncsd very great Inter
}. est to day over the bill reducing interna
taxation s33, ,0O0, 900, aud when it wa
r lsxplaeued by The chairman of the way
and means thero was general vacation
of seats and gathering around him 4
!. catch every, detail, There was q yer.
), general disappointment at the retention
of the income tan at the old rate. whisl
: was not compensated ",r by the abolitio
Of the inquisitorial satures Of the ts'
b and the increase /. tho exemption t
$500. When tie bill 10 considered i
. the House the income tax is very certal
to be reduced to three per cent. althoug
s. it does not appear probable that !, VI,
d be entirely abolished. The aow bill i
word, takes the taxes off Of every
Of thing but fermeuted liquors. dis'ille
., spirits, tobacco, incomes, cigars and III
gross receipts from thestsrs aud lottsrie
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
G. l.. COLLIER,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
TROY. MISSOURI.

Persons wishing work done will be given per-
feet satisfaction.
gsE- Old pictarcs copied.
May 10, 1s70-n20
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

Red Cloud, chief Of the Sioux Indians,
scsoupasisa rby sshss, .ehisss, -;s, on bis
way to Washington, q lay his grievances
before the government. ..--
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

---->--S 49, f.'.
The Senate has passed substitute for
the House bill 90 reduce the army. It
axes the maximum at 30, 900 men, which
i . reduction Of about 1000, end an in .
crease Of 5000 Of the number proposed
10 the bill origioaIy sopostsd to the Sen.
sts. Tho pay Of the army, including ths
salaries Ut Sherman, Sheridan, and other
high officers, remains untouched. The
rev pay tables proposed by the House
and Senate bills arc struck out. Tht
House provision vacating tho appoint
nents Of oil army officers who acccp
civil positions was adopted. This vii
legislste out, If it becomes . law, Gen
Sicklss, minister to- Spain, who is on
years' leave of absence, and Cen. Bad
eau, . retired officer Who has just bee
appointed consul to Lsndon. Tho bil
passed 10 . slim Senate, and cane With
two votes Of being recommitted. III
disagreement between the two house
will now be settled by conferences 90 N
nittss. 80 ei
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The Columbia Statesman and Boone
County Journal are quill fencing. a.ss
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The editor Of the Ohio Statesman OBJ
jssts very seriously to military titles.
An exchange dubs him "Colonel," where.
upon he waxeth warm and replies:
ut is not true. We are no Colonel
Let slandor take any shape but that, and
we will hold our Eeace. As 1t is, reserv
ing the lfbel laws as last resort, we are
prepared to produce cevti6ca,es from
priest and layman, that from the time We
quit the infantry ranks We have had nc
claim TO the title. We don't feel like &
Colon We don't look like Colonel
D--d If we are . Colonel" Fer, ''s' p.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

ARlsroCRATIc, ExcuAsIoN.-IA ,punS.
Der of Boston men viii staff On, the 2Sd
Of May on an excursion to San francisco.
An equal number Of ladies will accom-.
pay thep. Capital % the .snopst ,of
$50 1000 will BE- represented, and al
arrangements are to be made on .. most
elaborate scale. Nine cars, fitted up
with restaurauts, sofas, beds and billiard
tables have been built sx prsssly for the
excursion. The Governor of Massachu
sets, Mayo Of Boston and sarro auding
towns, and many other prominent men,
will besaniopg the ere stsionis,s. y
Et 1t has been arranged that the Govoru.-
oss Of the States through which they
pass, are to meet them on the confines
Of their States aud escort them through
their States. One Of the principle feat
urCs will be publishing newspaper ev-
cry day, which will be compleee re-.
snme Of the incidents Of. ahs route, with
descriptions of the country and the no.
table persons whom they meet. Tho af.
fair is in charge Of Charles W. Bsooks,
Chinese Consua at San Fraaeiseo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19


The Republicans WSshingtcu special
Of the 18th says: Both bouses9 ID day
considered bill to enforce the 18th
amendment by virtue Of the second Sec
ton which gives Congress the power to
enact appropriate legislation to secure
eqsallty in voting. The Senate debated
its bill all day without a vote, but the
House put its bill through withoSt a
word Of debate under the previous ques.
tion. Tho Democrats denounced the
proceedings as a great outage, and de-
clared that it was one Of the most ,mpor.
tant measures eves considered in Con.
gress, and ought to have been debated.
1t imposes fine and imprisonment on any
personwhe resorts to any device or hin.
drance to prevent colored persons from
voting.