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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-18

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-18

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-18
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-18

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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06
TIE Republican, Washington special

TIE Republicans Washington special
Of the 81 says: The administration
organ prints long statement TO, day with
ssmes and evidence which shows that
Secretary Boutwell, declined to order q
. proper investigation into the charges
hid before him relative to the abstraction
and sale Of genuine bonds which had
been purchased for sinking fund, aud for
which counterfeit issues had been sub
stituted. The story has been in circula-
,ion some time, but its appearance in q
Republican paper has caused considerable
Of q sensation hero to-day, especially in
treasury circles, and is now generally
believed. ..,.... r...
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06
Administrator Sale Of
Real Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersignsd,
~ admlnistratofs OF the sststs o. James Alex
snder, deceased, In accordance WITH the order Of
sale made BY the Probate Court Of Lincoln eoun-
ty, Missouri, at the April term thereof for 1871,
will sell the following described real estate, be-
longing to the said James Alexander, deceased,
situate in Lincoln county, Missouri, to wit: 40
acres, the northwest southwest quarter of section
.; 80 acres, the east half southeast qr sec ~ 40
acres, the southeast southwest ar sec 40 acres,
the northeast southeast ar sec b; ~ acres, tho
.ouhs.:. sOuth.a': g SEQ 20 :'r;,: ~ the south
southeast quarter SEQ 8; 80 acres, the west half
south east quarter SEQ 80 scres, the north half
northeast Or SEQ .; 10 acres, the northeast north
east Or 500 10 % acres, the northwest northeast
section 10 IL acres in the north part southwest
northeast or SEQ 10; 40 aorsl the Sorthesst north
northwest section 10, lS acres in the north pfrt
southeast northwest ar SEQ 10 40 ao'es the north
west northeast SEQ Il; 40 acres, the northeast
northwest Or SEQ II ; and 10 acres, the northwest
northwest quarter SEQ II, al In tovnship No. ~
Of range one east, or 90 much thereof - will bs
necessary to pay the dssts d. and unpaid
Of the court house In Tsy, Ahpuri. o.
Tuesday, July IL, 1871.
and during tie sssdess u 'tAs Probate Court Of
Lincoln county, Missouri, at the July tsrm 1871,
which will bs holden ON tAs 2nd Monday In Jays
1871, and on the following terms: 0se third
cash, one third in 6months, aud ons third In II
months. deferred Paymsnts to bsas interest = the
rate Of 10 per cent. per annum, ths purchaser to
give bond with good and approved securitys
JULIA A. A.AL8xANDiRe
J. II. ALEXANbERa
H. JOHN NJ. REID. -
jysn2s adn'H Jsuss Alsxssdc.. TssNA,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

Il 10 estimated BY Mr.. Delm,r, tho
New York ststisticisp. that about 40,
600 900 bushels of breadstuffs, or one
thirtieth part of the total grain crop of
me Uniiea States. is annually mads into
vhiskey. Tho quantity Of proof spirits
capable Of being extracted from bushel
Of grain depends much upon the skill Of
the distillsr. As much ~ ssventcen
quarts has been produced from one
6ushsl. The average 10 good distil,
hries. with I'll the modern improve meuts
il from twelve 70 fourteen quarts bu,
tho general average ip oil the distillerie,
10 the country is much less. Strychuine
and other powerful agents are sometimes
Introduced in the process Of mashiug, fol
tie purpose Of increasing the production
In 1870. the total Federal revenues from
spirits, including production, license
stamps, sale, and other tsxss, amounted
10 $50 000, 900. This leaves out of view
hrnsutsd liquors, such % beer and vino
and ouits oil custom duties.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

BURNED TO DEATH.-Last week Mrs.
Jackliu, Of Knob Noster, was burned to
death. At about 8 o'clock on tho night
Of the unfortunate occurrence, Mrs. y.
entered her bedroom and placed coal
oil lamp upon boz used for dressing
case. In STOPPING over to take something
out Of the box, she neglected to move the
lamp, which was thrown over her shoul
der, and the burning oil soon enveIopsd
her 10 flames She ran into ths yard,
rolled 10 tho grass, and did not succeed
10 e1tisguishing her burninR:clothes until
she vas horribly burned, Physioisns and
nsighbors were prompt TO relieve tho suf.
fersr Of her distress, but their services
we're Of 10 avaii. ssd the unfortunate wo
man, after suffering intcnse pain, died o.
three . clock the following morning.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

A difficulty occurred on the farm Of
the late Judge Stout, some ten miles
north east Of this place. on Wednesday
morning lsst, between Mrs. Stout, her son
John p. Stout. and . young man in their
employ BY tho name Of Wm. Gail, which
resulted 10 Gail being shot and killed BY
John p. Stout. There was NO one pres.
snt bat tho parties mentioned, and upon
nvestlgation Of the cause there was no
material evidence adduoed in the cause.
-Psris Mercury. ~ ts.j -
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

Borax lakes, fields Of carbonate of
soda that arc exhsustible, aud immense
deposits of pure sulphur are among the
neurological wonders Of Nevada. The
Virginia Enterprise says that loads OF
carbonate Of soda are daily brought to
that town from deposits at no great dis
lance to the eastward, and that this soda
is Of . snowy whiteness, without stain,
and free from dirt or any other foreign
substance. ltis 6t for family use Just o.
It 10 found. Wheu . stratum Of sods ID
removed from its bed another is imme-
diatsly formed. Crude borax frcm Ne
vada 10 furnished. at Sacramento for Eve
cents . pound. Jasper. carnslisn, moss
agates, amethysts, ohalcedony, and chrys
olits are found in various parts of the
same State; while petri6ed wood, some
Of which, when cut and polished, makes
beautiful scala, cane heads aud other or
nanents, 10 very abundant
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06
A Paris Scene-Men Selected for
Death BY the Marquis de Gallifet.
(Prom the London Times. I

A column Of prisoners halted in the
Avenue Ubrich, and was drawn up four
or Eve deep on the footway facing to the
road. General the Marquis de Gallifct
and bis ttaff, who had preceded us there,
dismounted, and commenced an inspec.
tion from the left Of the line and near
where was. Having seen my Belgian
friend speak to the General, l was quite
free from the alarm which subsequent
proceedings might have otherwise justly
occasioned. Walking slowly down aud
eyeing the ranks as if 1T an inspection,
the General stopped here and there,
tapping man on the shoulder, or
beckoning him out Of the rear ranks.
In most cases, without further parley,
the individual thus selected was marched
out into the center Of the road, where o
small supplementary column was thus
soon formed. Could there have been
any doubt in the minds Of the locker on
Of the objects Of this selection, it must
have been soon dispelled by the conduct
and couuteuances Of the selected. They
evidently knew too we'll that their last
hour had come, aud it was fsarfuliy inter.
estlDg to see their different demeauors.
One, already wounded, bic shirt soak cd
with blood, sat down in the road and
howled with anguish, calling on God and
bis mother alternately in the most pitia.
BILE terms others wept in silence two
soldiers, presumed deserters, psle but
collected, appealed to oil tho others pris
oncrs as to whether they had ever seen
them among their rauks; some smiled
de6anuy and others staggered out with .
6lmy glase on their syss aud . leadened.
colored countenanoe ~ If death had
already seized them. II was an awful
thing to see one man thus picking out q
= batch Of bis fellow creatures to be put
to violent death 10 few minutes with.
out trill. No doubt most Of them bad
richly deserved their fate, but IT. was
equally evident that there Was considers
bic room for error. Overx6e hundred
being chosen, . firing party told OH and
the command resumedfts march, leiviug
them behind. In . fov minutes after
ward . dropping Ere in our rear com.
meuced, and continued over q quarter ol
an hour 1t was the execution Of these
summa;ily convicted wretches. and before
ve reached La Muetts the firing party
had rejoissa ~. 80
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06
Judge Porter h.ld . special term o

Judge Porter held . special term Of
tho Circuit Court, Of this county, last
Saturday. to try the two thieves captured
near ClarksviIls last week. Thsiv real
naues are Charles, Desmond aud william
Dsbney, though they gave their names q
Brant LeoSy and Charles St. Claris. Leroy
was sent to tho Peuit.utia,y for II years,
and St. Claire for 8. Sheriff Pew and
Deputy Sheriff Hawkins started with
them Monday evening for Jsfersoa City.
--Louisiaua Journal, 24th ult. i
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

A terrible tornado swept over South
western Kansss on the 10th ult. The
town Of El Dorado was nearly destroyed.
Over . hundred houses were demolished,
involving . loss Of sixty thousand dol.
lars. The storm did great damage to
sbe crops, and fences we're blown down
and houses unroofsd 10 all directions. 1t
vas the severest storm on the plains for
years.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06


tFron the New York ssrensde sp,ecb.1
But the Ks s.klux are not the only en-
Icnies Of republiean liberties in IN,
South there b smother 10 duence eQuall,
a. injurious % theirs. and great des
more detrimental to the fame and char.
sotsr Of the Republican party. I allud,
to what are known % the thiesiug carpet
bsggers Daughter and spplsuse). Ths
thioving carpet baggers are . mean pack
They do exist here. I have seen come
of them; they arc fellows who crawled
down South 10 the track Of our armies
and generally at . safe distance to the
rear some Of them 10 the suffers wagons
and some with cotton permits in their
pockets, and they iugratiated themselves
with the negroes-a simple, credulous,
Ignorant set Of men, ever ready to follow
any who profess to be champions Of
their cause aud some Of them got elected
senators and representatives, and some -
judges, SHERIFF., etc., and there they
stand, right in the public eye, stealing,
plundering, some with their arms around
the negro, and their hands 10 bis pockets
(laughtsr), and the public looks At them,
and does not look at the honest men, and
calls them carpet. baggsrs. They are
pious men, too, these thieving carpet
baggers, and are greatly concerned about
the salvation Of the black mems soul.
Let US pray" they say (grest laughter
at Mr.. Greeley's imitation of the tone Of
the saints), but they spell the word pray
with an Q. (Renewed and prolonged
laughter) They obeyed the apostolic
injunction 70 pray without oeasing. Eel.
low citisens, the time has been and still
ls when it was perilous to be known as a
Republican or IN Abolitionist in the
South /; but it never called . blush of
shame to . mans cheek, until these
thievipg carpet baggers went there. |
They got into tho Legislature. They
issued bonds aud formed improvements.
The Improvements we're not made and
the bonds went into their own pockets.
But you will say, gentle.
men, that We have such at the North /;
yes, We have, and know many Of them
(laugbter); but it is this, that the South
was without money, almost without
friends; these fellows came there to rob
when there was nothing to steal, or very
little, taking the last shinplaster of the
dead mans eyes. They we're recognized
not only as thieves but as enemies here.
The men who steal are at least our coun.
lrymen. So at Albany, Trenton or Har.
risburg. Those who steal do not carry |
The money out Of the State As these fel.
lows do. The South was not merely
beaten, but it was very much astouished
they have not got over the Amusement of
heir defeat yet. What they see Of US
they see in these robbers, and they vicw
The North with jaund,ced eyes, represent.
ing to them disgrace, and the greatest
obstacle to the ascendency Of the Repub-
ican principles are these fellows. and as
such l denounce them. If the Ku klux
should take hundred or two of those
!heives and place them gently acl oss
'ails and bear them peaceably across the
Ohio, l should not justify the act, but
he tears l should shed would live 10 q
'ery small onion. Laughter.)
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

The Lexington (Ill) Banner says
1--WE learn that hot wind blew across o
part Of the farm Of Mr.. Kirker, one day
hst weeh, and soerchsd about ten acres
sf' corn, some Of the blades being
soorched to q "risp. When this wind
eame TO . hedge fence, it raised and went
evor, ssorching the top Of the hedge
badly. II gave the appearance of steam.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

Democratic members of the Ku klux
committee have summoned the following
representative men of Georgia to testify
before it: Hon. A. r, Wright, Rome
n. i. Angler aud Judge Hiram Warner,
Atlanta Hon. Thos. Haidemau, Macon ;
Gen. A. W. Sumton and ex Mayor
Anderson, Columbus, and Gen. A. r.
Wright, Augusta.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

Bowen, one Of South Carolina's carpet.
Bag congressman. who . short time since
was sentenced to the penitentiary for big
amy, has been pardoned by Grant. To
secure . pardon Of Grant one has ouly
10 bs q Radical scallawag.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

Jesse Root Grant, the Presidents dad,
celebrated the 6ftieth anniversary Of his
marriage on the 24th ult. During oil
that time, he says, neither he or bis wife
have had . single days sickness.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

The DARwINIAN THEORY. splen
did illustrotiou of DR.. Darwin's theory
has turned up in Vienna. There is girl
there aged l3, q native of Palermo. Therse
Gambardella, who is literally covered with
hair SO thickly that the Vienna paper pro
nonuce her skin more like fur than any.
thing else. The famous Julia Pastran il
described as perfectly smooth compared
with the new claimant to celebrity, whose
hairy covering extends from head to foot,
even the forehead, which, 10 similar cases,
Is said to have been invariably found bear,
being entirely overgtown. The head
closely resembles that of . monkey, and
several abnorm,ties in the build of the
body still further completes the resem-
blance. We do not hear whether the
young lady is graced With tail, or the
shape Of her jaws and teeth. The flexi-
bility Of her tongue which she can roll
up completely in her mouth-her excl 8.
lent appetite, her restlessuess, etc., strik
ingly remind one Of the agile and anus
ing animals 10 the Geological gardens.
Signorina Gsmbardelia's intellectual ca
pacity Is said to correspond with her
uuprepossessing exterior. She is great
favorite with the public, medical and 9th.
erwise, and appears to have achieved q
conquest over the photographers, who
are quarrelling for tho honor Of tskiug
her likeness.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

Twenty-eight persons, whose ages
range from 1S to 60 years, are on trial q,
Oxford, Mississippi, under the enforce.
mont Of the Ku- klux bill. The indict.
msst charges the defendants with hang
ing q negro last March. They rely chiefly
upon proving alibis.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

ELECTIONS. .-Importast elections are
70 be held in several Of the States next
fall. Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey,
Maryland, Georgia, Louisiana, Kentucky y
Ohio, Iowa. Minnesota and Cslifornia, !,
will each elect Governor. In October
Sennsylvsnis elects an Auditor and Sur.
yeyor General, and 10 November New
York elects . Secretary Of State.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

o The standing Of the graduating class
st West Point has peen published. Cadet
Mason is No. /. Cadet Grant is No. 81,
or 9th from the foot. ...t.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

t. Nj. Vsllaudigham's estate 10 valued Q,
nearly $4,000.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

Paris 10 said TO b rising from its ashes.
SIXTY thousand masons are engaged, and
The city 10 being disinfected. saa
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06
A dminislralOr's Sale of
" Real Estate. .g


NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
y administrator Of the estate of Peter Steele,
deceased, in Obedience to the order of tho Pro-
bate Court Of Lincoln county, Missouri, made ut
the April term of said Court for 1871, will, on
Tuesday, July II, 1871,
and during the session Of the said Probate Court
at the July term thereof for 1871, aud at the
front door Of the court house in Troy In said
county, expose to sale at public auction tho
following described real estate, situate in Lincoln
county, Missouri, to-wit;
Forty rods wide on tho north side Of survey
No. l724 supposed to contain l2O acres, being the
same land purchased by said Peter Steele Of Rob-
ert Steele, administrator Of tho estate of TheO.
T. Steele. deceased, the decd for which Is re-
corded in the Recorders Office Of Lincoln county,
Missouri, in Book x, on pages 356 and 357, or
so much thereof as will be necessary to pay the
debts Of said Peter Steele, deceased, and upon
the following terms: One half cash and the
balance In menths, with ton per cent interest
on said deferred payment frem date, Nt
WILLIAM D. JAkIS0N, admir-
jly7n92 ofsststs Of Peter stsels, decd.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

The Pope Of kome is ,hrcatescd with
assassination.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

The 6r.t peaches Of the ssssoe urs
selling in Ne. Yort ~ 90 pr tOseu. %
s2O0 per tastsA f7s rts i
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

g. Charles expects to bc illuminated
with gss on aud after the 1st Of August.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

There we're twenty two arrivals at the
State peniteutiary last week.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06
Biz Pay, Bu, 40 work.

| President Grant recently issued 4,
order that the public service vas sufferin,
from the neglect Of duty BY Territoris
officers, aud absencs from their posts
He therefore forbade oil Official abse o tism
in tie Territories. ia future.
But what Of himself aud his Cabinet
The best part Of them are away from th,
capital on private business, aud the public
interests are suffering 10 couseq queuoe
The Washington Capital Of last week, ia
an article on the subject says:
"General Grant 10 the first Presiden,
Of the United States who hss considered
il not beneath the dignity Of the position
be occupies to rush around the country
aud exhibit himself at the watering
places upon every opportunity. All the
Presidents, from Washington down-and
The descent in some instances was suff1 =
ciently marked-showed their respect for
the position, by remaining at the seat of
Government, and trausacting the business
Of the Executive chair. One, or At most,
two, visits during the Presidency. through
the country may have been undertaken;
but as to anything like running away
regularly almost as soon IS Congress
adjourned, it was not dreamed OF. The
earlier Presidents understood that tn :ir
duties as chief Executive we're contin-
uous, and when they accepted the honor
OF the office they did not shirk its
responsibilities. Why, IN tho name of
cor mon sense, if General Grant considers
the Presidency such a bore, does he
intrigue so much for the succession p
The Capital recommends the Presi
dent, If he can't suppress his perambula-
tory propensities, to 60 into the circus or
opera bonfe business with Jim Fisk.
In order that the attention of the
country may be directed to this subject,
the Washington papers keeps standing 4
list Of leading officials who are now ab. |
sent from duty, but drawing their full
pay:
President Grant, salary $4,000 per
anhum.
Columbus Delauo, Secretary Of the
Interior, salary $4,000 per annum.
W. W. BelkDap, Secretary of War,
salary $4,000 per anuum.
A. 7. Akerman, Attorney General,
salary $4,000 per anuum.
F. E Spinner, Treasurer of the United
States, salary IS, 900 per annum, with $40
per day, and 10 cents per mile additional,
while travelling 10 Europe for health and
pleasure.
w. A. Richardson, Assistant Secretary
Of Treasury. salary $500 per annum,
With $40 per day, and 10 cents per mile
additional while in Europe.
Besides these "distinguished" officials,
large number Of principal clerks have
been or will Sc sent to Europe, under
'retext Of some connection Of the pro.
posed loan. Grant is at Long Branch
Nth the sporting people, while Delsno lie
iown in Georgia, or was until very re.
,ently, engineering a corrupt railroad
OBJ in which he and Simon Cameron and
'ne Of Grants private secretaries are co.
Statesman.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06
THE H ER.ALD.
TROY, NO.. JULY 8, 1871.

This Fourth Of July has failed to in.
spire our usual spread eagle editorial.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06
IIII3d:I; Frs

zs::: Z: S:s..:. % q s2Nsies 81 cs:.s:s. g:
011k1oN0 Bear Testimony q IL I
WeaAsffal Csrativs Rlssss!
vlnsgar 1lttsfs ass not Q VIII Fd
Orlnk, MaAs Of Peer nun, Whisn
Hreef 9piries and Refuse Llsuers, NJ
eofsd. spiosd end swsstensd 10 please the q D
called foniea." Appstissfs." Rsstorers,"
That Iced lie tipsa@ on to drupkennsss and i, 4
bat afs sas hsdislns. made non the Nsg 4
Aoets asd Rsrhs Of Ualiisrnia, FREQ frena
Alcshslic etims1ants. Thsy are
0RkAT BLOOD PURIFIER and h
LIE GIVING PRINCIPLE, . peri
Asnovator end Invisorator Of the eystsm, ea5t
Ing % all poisonous matter and rsstorinr ths ii 4
% healthy condition. No person can take us
6ittsrs according to directions and remain II
unwell, provided their bones are not destroX
by mineral poison OF other means, and the vi
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They are . Gentle ParGasiVo a. wH
as Ten1c, possessiae, also. the peculiar mt \
Of acting - powerful agent In relieving Cons
tion or Inflammation Of the Liver, and Of all 4
visosrA Organs.
ron HEMALH COMPLAINTS, whetf
In yoans or oA. married or single, at the dawn
vomanhood Or 1t the turn Of life, these Tonic 81
tsrs have no equal.
For 1aAamaatsry asa Chrohie 1lhc,'
masism ana Gsuts Dyspepsia or II,
S:. Deus, nemiuens an
Fovo' Diseases OF thl
De, Nvofs hieseye ana btodde
~ nsssess nave oeen @oss s.eeesau'. sue
1..ss y. ,, osaseu .".teo D.oes
Wnich 10 generally produced BY arrangement
The Digestive OrGass.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION
Headache. Pain In the Shoulder Coughs Ticb,
~. ~ m. Ch..t. n,.,,r... so,,. r-,r...,,,.. :
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-06

IL ID steteO tnaS ia6nl0DaOl0 0enOmt-
nation at Newark, N. j., are constructing
% church which will be provided with "all
the modern improvements" besides few
extras. Adjoining the vestry is to be
built church parlor. which 10 to be fur.
uished like modern drawing room, with
. piano aud elegant furniture. Beneath
this room will be situated the church
kitchen, With hotel range, and all the
couveuiences for getting up "big dinners. T"
If anything more 10 wanting to complete
this paradisiacal place il might be added
inthe form Of ten. pin alley, . cockpit,
and place to suck mint juleps and play
draw. .poker.-Ex. .,-..
The Wilmiugtos (Norsh Carolina
Journal Gays: "A very skitlful and
successful operation that Of the transfu.
sion Of blood from . lamb to . human
body-was performed in this city last
Friday afternoon by Drs. j. +. King and
j. X. Winaus. The subject was colored
man, an inmate of tho City Hospital, who
had lately seemed iu danger Of death from
mere exhaustion. When laid upon the
table hs ives too weak 70 talk, snd sp.
pesred to have but few hoarsS Of life
left 10 hin. When his vein ives opened
bas one drop Of blood fell from It. The
carotid artery Of 1.-The Lamb was opened
and the blood Was forced from thence. BY
the palpitatioa Of the animals heart
thresgh . small glass tsbs into The
patients cephalio veis. II this way
about eight ounces Of bloed wss conveyed
from the lamb 10 the mao The opera
ton was entirely satisfaoto,y is ito re-
y 4sesults. end sho patient u doisg YER,
@wsN." ns.".. r.gaa as Jsnr'